2020/2021 GVR Live! ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Welcome to the GVR Live! 2020/2021 Performing Arts Season at West Center!
We at GVR have made some adjustments so we can deliver the quality performances that you have come to expect from us. Our goal is to provide you with a safe and comfortable environment to relax and enjoy the performance. We appreciate your patience and assistance with these adaptations.
GVR wants to help with the healing of our community by providing some normalcy with wonderful entertainment at one low price. We will not be offering season discounts this season as the discount has already been applied to all the 2020-2021 season ticket prices.
All of our 2020-2021 Performance prices are as follows: Member $28 Member Guest $31 ** General Public $36 **
GVR will be taking every precaution to recognize social distancing according to current Arizona State mandates and CDC guidelines at the time of each performance. Masks will be required at all GVR programs. Our staff and volunteers will also be wearing the required protective equipment. Here is what to expect when attending a performance:
Before Your Visit ** Please check our website for up-to-date information regarding guests and general public. Currently guests are not permitted, but this will likely change with time. All patrons will be required to sign a Release of Liability and Waiver. These are available on our homepage or from 8am-12pm at the West Center Box Office window in the lobby. If you have already signed a waiver, please bring your copy or have the picture available on your phone.
Purchasing Your Tickets At the time the brochures were printed, our CSR offices had not yet reopened. To purchase tickets, please call (520) 625-3440, and choose the option for purchasing tickets or classes. You can also use the GVR Live! Ticket Order Form to complete your purchase. Please locate this form on our homepage. We will update you immediately when our CSR offices reopen and tickets can be purchased in person. At the Doors and in the Lobby Patrons will need to bring their own masks. Hand sanitizer will be available at the doors and concessions. A social distancing line in six-foot increments to the auditorium will be clearly marked.
Auditorium Social Distancing Seating GVR has developed a three-phased seating plan for program seating. Phase one is four feet surrounding two sets of chairs staggered for a total of 175. Phase two is reduced to two feet surrounding a pair of staggered chairs with a maximum of 300. Phase three is normal seating of 500 max attendance. All Phase seating plans will be adjusted according to current Arizona State mandates and CDC recommendations at the time of the program.
Concessions We will continue to provide concessions. All food items will be prepackaged. Free water will not be available. Please feel free to bring your own.
GVR Arts & Entertainment Volunteers are the foundation of GVR Arts & Entertainment programs. They come from all over the country and various occupations with a treasure trove of experience. They are our Ticket Takers, Concessions/CD/Merchandise Sales Volunteers, Lobby Ushers, Auditorium Ushers, and back stage helpers. We in the Arts & Entertainment Department cannot do all of the above without them! Thank you!
Meet your GVR Performing Arts program team! Shelly Freeman, Senior Arts & Entertainment Supervisor Judith LeClair, Arts & Entertainment House Manager Arline Fass, Arts & Entertainment Lighting Technician Marshall Jones, Sound Engineer Carissa Klaus, Arts & Entertainment Event Assistant Please welcome Carissa Klaus as the new Arts & Entertainment Event Assistant! Carissa brings to GVR a wealth of knowledge and experience from the event and hospitality realm. GVR LIVE! 2020/2021 PERFORMANCES
October 29 - Quarteto Nuevo
November 10 - Beth Lederman 19 - Nostalgia starring comedian Randy Riggle
December 3 - Alfredo Rolando Ortiz 10 - Celtic Yuletide starring Michael Londra 17 - Yakov Smirnoff 31 - Special Event “New Year’s Eve Dance ”Uncorked The Band
January 7 - Celebrating Tom Jones starring David Burnham 12 - What Would Petula Do? starring Maxine Linehan 19 - Piece of My Heart: The Music & Friends of Janis Joplin starring Katherine Byrnes 26 - Andy Hersey 28 - Spinphony
February 4 - Fabulous Fanny starring Kimberly Faye Greenberg 9 - Celebrating the Tony Bennett Songbook From Gershwin to Gaga starring Chris Mann 16 - The Camarada Tango Quintet 23 - Cinema Vivant starring Hot Club of San Francisco
March 2 - She Rocks starring Tara Vaughan 16 - Tribute to Johnny Cash starring James Garner 23 - A Neil Diamond Tribute starring Eddie Diamond & AZ Diamond Band 30 - Green Valley Stage Band OCTOBER 29 7PM
QUARTETOQUARTETO NUEVONUEVO
Quarteto Nuevo is a world chamber music group that merges western classical, eastern European folk, Latin, and jazz with an organic feel that packs a wallop! The ensemble’s razor sharp precision is enhanced by its jazzy interludes, lightly rumbling percussion motifs, and difficult to navigate time signatures. They effectively meld the music of ancient worlds and faraway places with a contemporary groove. Their unique instrumentation – soprano saxophone (Damon Zick), cello (Jacob Szekely), guitar (Kenton Youngstrom) and hand percussion (Felipe Fraga) – richly colors their wide-ranging repertoire, from Erik Satie’s “Pieces Froides” and Chick Corea’s “Tales of the Black Forest” to Traditional Macedonian “Gadjarsko” and original works “Hector, Desmond and Titus”, “Rain Song”, and “Dizer O Que”. BETH LEDERMAN
NOVEMBER 10 7PM
Beth Lederman is well-known for her sophisticated jazz and rhythmic Brazilian and Latin-jazz piano styles, not only in the Phoenix area, but throughout the Western U.S. from Canada to Mexico. She has been playing professionally for more than twenty years, leading several bands and playing with such well- known names as The Diamonds, Bobbie Vinton, and The Drifters, as well as with local artists such as Dave Cook, Pete Pancrazi, Alice Tatum, Dennis Rowland, Renee Patrick, Paul McDermand, and her own groups, Jazz Con Alma and Novo Mundo. Her music is melodic, fun, fluid, passionate, innovative, heartfelt, rhythmic, eclectic, honest, artistic, humorous, spontaneous…and great! NOVEMBER 19 • 7PM
RANDY RIGGLE COMEDY
Randy Riggle is a nationally touring stand-up comedian and has opened for such acts as Bob Dylan, Jerry Seinfeld, Ellen DeGeneres, Red Skelton, and Jerry Lewis. Long before computers, answering machines, and cell phones, there was a time that was part of all of us. Instead of drive-thrus there were drive-ins. Coke wasn’t “Classic”, and it came from a fountain or its green glass bottle. The only survivor series on TV consisted of Gilligan and his crew. Times have changed, but have we? Do you still remember the first record you owned? How about sitting around the radio instead of the television? EVERY night was a classic car cruise! Was it really that long ago? The nationally touring production of NOSTALGIA takes you down memory lane with your ‘57 Chevy as we remember the times and people who changed our lives in the 1950’s and 60’s. Nationally touring stand-up comedian Randy Riggle will be your tour guide on a trip filled with songs and laughs in this unique one-man show. DECEMBER 3 • 7PM ALFREDO ROLANDO ORTIZ
Alfredo was born in Cuba. When he was eleven years old, he immigrated with his family to Venezuela. Four years later, he began studying the Venezuelan folk harp with his school friend Fernando Guerrero. A year later, he became a pupil of Alberto Romero on the Paraguayan harp. Just two years after his first harp lesson, he began medical school at Universidad de Antioquia in Medellín, Colombia, and began performing professionally and recorded his first album. Music supported his medical studies until graduation. Five years later, he moved to the United States to continue studies of Music Therapy. Two years later, he married Luz Marina Otero. For eight years, from the time of his graduation from medical school, he worked in the medical field as well as a harpist and recording artist until his wife became pregnant. In order to have time for his growing family, he then decided to dedicate his life only to them and to his first love, the harp. With a multicultural repertoire that covers folk, classical, and popular music from many countries, as well as his original compositions, Alfredo has performed for audiences of all ages and backgrounds. He has recorded many albums and is the winner of a Gold Record in South America. He has lectured on a variety of subjects at universities, colleges, and schools; is the author of several harp music books and articles; and his compositions have been performed and recorded by classical and folk harpists in many countries. His “Venezolana for Five Pedal Harps” has become a favorite of harp ensembles around the world. Celtic Yuletide is a heartwarming live show that will have the audience singing, clapping and tapping its feet. The live show is a wonderful blend of the old and the new. Holiday classics, traditional Irish carols, lively dance music, and heart-wrenching slow airs sweep the listener away to Ireland at Christmastime. The Houston Chronicle calls Michael’s voice “clear as a crystalline stream” whether performing traditional Irish carols such as “Winter, Fire and Snow” and “The Wexford Carol”, Gaelic versions of Christmas songs “Oiche Ciuin” (Silent Night), or timeless Holiday favorites “The First Noel” and “O Come All Ye Faithful” the tenor’s stellar voice is certain to enthrall.
DECEMBER 10 • 7PM DECEMBER 17 7PM
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Yakov Smirnoff is a legend in American comedy. After escaping communist Soviet Russia in the 1970’s, he came to this country with nothing but a dream. Not even knowing the language, Yakov humbly began working as a bartender at the famous Grossinger’s Catskill Resort in New York where he was able to tell jokes each night after his shifts. As his English improved, he quickly grew in popularity. He would then make the move to Los Angeles where the owner of The Comedy Store, Mitzi Shore, took him under her wing. His lovable view of life through the eyes of a poor immigrant captured the hearts of America. He soared to the top of the comedy world performing on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson and countless other television programs, including as a regular character on Night Court, and the star of his very own show, named after his famous catch-phrase, What a Country! He branched out to the big screen where he starred in movies with Tom Hanks, Robin Williams, and Jack Nicholson, to name a few. Yakov Smirnoff is an iconic comedian, movie star, best-selling author, and most recently, he has earned a Doctorate Degree in Leadership from Pepperdine University. Living a life that’s as exciting as ever, Yakov has married his sweetheart, is currently touring the world doing stand-up, and even has his very own theater in Branson, Missouri. With the heart of a dreamer, Yakov Smirnoff has made the impossible possible and continues to inspire others with his message that America is still “What a Country!” Keep an eye out for his brand-new podcast on ABC radio, look for him at a theater near you, and stay tuned for what Dr. Yakov does next! NEW YEAR’S EVE DANCE
DECEMBER 31 • 7PM
Uncorked The Band combines a multifaceted female vocalist with a full arsenal of collaborating musicians/singers. The six-piece band includes vocalist Carmen McNeil, Andrew Beager on guitar and vocals, Todd Sisk on saxophone, Harry Young on keys, vocal and guitar, KC Anderson on bass guitar, and Vincent Jr. Mancilla on drums. Uncorked provides a diverse selection of high energy dance music, peppered with offerings of rock, R&B, country, and even music with a Latin flair ... something for everyone. With its high energy and familiar songs, you’ll have no choice but to get up and dance! JANUARY 7 7PM MAXINE LINEHAN JANUARY 12 What would Petula do? 7PM
Maxine Linehan, an Irish native, is an international concert and recording artist who has been heralded by the New York Times as “fiercely talented”!Ms. Linehan has performed for thousands of fans at some of the world’s most prestigious and intimate venues. From the iconic Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris to New York’s Lincoln Center and The Town Hall, to Feinstein’s/54 Below, and Birdland, Linehan’s enormous vocal strength, combined with her ability to emotionally engage with her audience, is unparalleled. Linehan’s celebrated studio album Beautiful Songs, was a top ten pick by USA Today, and in 2017 she will release the highly anticipated live recording of her 2016 performance of What Would Petula Do? at Théâtre du Châtelet. She also recorded a cover of U2’s smash hit single “One”, all music available on iTunes. Adding to her credits, Linehan became a YouTube sensation in the fall of 2015 with a tribute to Daniel Murphy of the World Series-bound New York Mets performed to the tune of the Irish classic “Danny Boy.” Linehan studied at The Inns of Court School of Law in London, The London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, and is a member of Actors’ Equity. JANUARY 19 7PM
Katherine Byrnes, an award-winning singer / producer presents Piece of My Heart, her loving concert tribute to Janis Joplin and the musical zeitgeist of the psychedelic sixties. Many tribute shows aim to recreate in detail the recordings of our favorite performers, but Katherine and her band instead aim to recreate the spontaneity and vitality of the era, bringing their own voice and interpretation to iconic songs like “Me and Bobby McGee”, “Tell Mama”, and of course “Piece of My Heart”, as well as songs by Jefferson Airplane, Jimi Hendrix, The Band, and more. They bring a refreshing energy and presence to the tribute genre. Katherine Byrnes is a vocalist, educator, and concert producer based in Tucson, AZ. She is the sell-out headliner and co-creator of Tapestry: The Album, a show honoring Carole King’s landmark album. She toured China as the featured vocalist for Art.if.act Dance Project’s Great American Dance Tour, and all across Europe and the US as a harmony singer with Blue Note recording artist Amos Lee. She has sung with acts as diverse as the Tucson Symphony Orchestra, Arizona legends Calexico, and cumbia sensation Orkesta Mendoza, and has released an album of jazz standards with famed pianist / arranger Jeffrey Haskell. She is an annual guest performer for Invisible Theatre’s Sizzling Summer Sounds series, and is the production manager of The Gaslight Theatre, where she also writes the musical review concerts. JANUARY 26 • 7PM
ANDY HERSEY
Andy Hersey is an Arizona based singer/songwriter who released his third full-length album Tell Me All About It in 2016 on Reposado Recordings. Songwriting has always been a part of Hersey’s life while working other trades: ranch hand, horseshoer, truck-driver, construction, and raising a family on Southern Arizona ranches. He now makes his living playing steady shows in Tucson area establishments and a road trip now and then. His set of songs is acoustic based and eclectic. Country rock, silly drinking songs, a love song or two, mix in a bit of broken Spanglish, and there you have it, says Hersey. The goal is to have friends rather than fans and to make music a living without being in the music industry. Andy and his wife Holly now live in Southern Arizona. GVRGVR LIVE!LIVE! DDANCESANCES
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JANUARY 28 7PM Spinphony is a crossover string quartet. Mixing and mashing catchy melodies into unique arrangements and original compositions, such as “Bach in Black” and “Don’t Stop Beethoven”, Spinphony is more like a rock band than a string quartet with added choreography and beats. The four virtuosic ladies are breaking down barriers between classical, rock, and pop music, while winning over audiences with their unique and high energy performances. The quartet is comprised of Brett Omara and Anna Morris on violin, Michaela Borth on 5 string, and Kari Clifton on cello. Combined, the ladies have been playing their instruments for over 100 years. Spinphony has performed at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, A Taste of Colorado, Crested Butte Music Festival, Denver Museum of Art Final Fridays, Cherry Creek Arts Festival, Lonetree Arts Center, Lakewood Cultural Center, Dairy Center, to name a few. They have collaborated with the Pueblo Symphony, Frequent Flyers, 2 Cellos, Evanescense, Il Volo, Josh Groban, and more. FEBURARY 4 • 7PM
Kimberly Faye Greenberg portrayed Fanny Brice on Broadway, in Speakeasy Dollhouse: Ziegfeld Midnight Frolic at the Liberty Theatre, Broadway’s only hidden theatre. Her Fanny Brice portrayal also continues as part of the Broadway-bound musical Ghostlight, by Matthew Martin and Tim Realbuto, a role she originated during its run in the New York Musical Theatre Festival (NYMF) at the Signature Theatre in 2011, and subsequent workshops and readings as the show aims for Broadway. Quickly becoming the go-to gal for Fanny, Kimberly is sought out for her in- depth Brice perspective, as well as subsequent knowledge of the theatre scene in the early 20th century, with interviews and articles published in various circuits including the vintage nouveau Zelda Magazine, Fox 5 New York, Newsday, and teaching masterclasses based on the beginnings of Broadway. FEBURARY 9 7PM
Chris Mann is no stranger to the spotlight. His debut album Roads (Universal/Republic Records) hit #1 on Billboard’s Heatseekers Chart and appeared on the Billboard Top 200 and iTunes charts. His sophomore release, Constellation, followed suit, also topping the Billboard and iTunes charts. As one of the most sought- after talents in music, television, and on stage, Mann was personally cast by Sir Cameron Mackintosh and Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber as The Phantom in The Phantom of the Opera’s 25th Anniversary Tour. Mann donned the iconic mask for over 700 performances with critics hailing him as “the best Phantom since Michael Crawford.” THE CAMARADA TANGO QUINTET
Featuring Raul Jaurena, bandoneon, With guest vocalist Marga Mitchell & Tango Dancers
FEBURARY 16 • 7PM
Tango music by Astor Piazzolla, Raul Jaurena, and Traditional Tango “Music and rhythm find their way into the secret places of the soul.” ~ Plato Tango Nuevo features musical selections from the traditional tango of Toto Damario and Mariano Mores, to the seductive rhythms of Astor Piazzolla’s beloved masterworks. Camarada has selected a delicious variety of tango styles for this program of Tango Nuevo – dark and sultry with driving tempos to sunny and syncopated. We are thrilled to present several Camarada commissions of traditional tango and Astor Piazzolla compositions arranged by Grammy award-winning tango master Raul Jaurena.
FEBRUARY 23 7PM
Imagine yourself in the idyllic French countryside in the 1930's. Sometime before dark, a gypsy caravan sets up camp in a field outside of town, luring the locals out for an evening’s fun. The wanderers travel with a film projector, pointing it at the side of a barn. As the images flicker to life beneath the stars, gypsy musicians play their guitars and fiddles, matching every movement on the screen with characteristic virtuosity, passion, and humor. Reviving this lost entertainment, The Hot Club of San Francisco presents Cinema Vivant, an evening of vintage silent films accompanied by live gypsy swing. MARCH 2 • 7PM
Tara Vaughan is a bona-fide superstar. Her soulful vocals and piano techniques are reminiscent of a bygone era, but still have a unique and modern sensibility. In her vocal style, you can hear echoes and influence of legends like Patsy Cline and Sam Cooke. Her abilities on the piano are strongly influenced by rock icons like Carole King and Elton John. SHE ROCKS celebrates women artists and songwriters of the 1960’s – 1980’s, woven together with songs and stories. Backed by an all-star band, Tara performs music from artists like Janis Joplin, Linda Ronstadt, Aretha Franklin, Blondie, Heart, and many more. In this unique review, Tara Vaughan masterfully presents an evening of classic rock and roll with the focus on female artists and songwriters. A graduate of Tufts University, Tara Vaughan is a singer-songwriter who has independently released 3 albums, the most recent of which, Dandelion Wine, was nominated for several Omaha Entertainment and Arts Awards. JAMES GARNER’S TRIBUTE TO JOHNNY CASH
MARCH 16 7PM
James Garner’s Tribute to Johnny Cash celebrates the life and music of the legendary ‘Man in Black’ with strong conviction and stunning accuracy. Garner and his band faithfully recreate Cash’s biggest hits, including stories and personal anecdotes about America’s most beloved singing storyteller. A fun, toe-tapping trip down memory lane honoring Johnny Cash’s life and music, and the boom-chicka-boom sound of his longtime backing band, the Tennessee Three.
Since 2008, Garner and his band have toured across the country, honoring Johnny Cash and his musical legacy. A special show at Folsom State Prison in 2008 commemorated the 40th anniversary of Cash’s infamous live album recorded behind prison walls. The band returned to Folsom, California in January 2018 on the 50th anniversary of the prison concert, performing two sold-out shows at the Harris Center for the Arts, with guest artists Tara Cash, along with reporter Gene Beley and photographer Dan Poush, who had been at the prison to cover the original concert. For a commemoration of a different nature, Garner and the band performed at the U.S. Post Office in Claremont, California at the official unveiling of the Johnny Cash stamp in June, 2013. The closest experience to seeing Johnny Cash in person today. Don’t miss it! MARCH 23 • 7PM THE GREEN VALLEY STAGE BAND
MARCH 30 • 7PM
The Green Valley Stage Band has been delighting audiences of all ages throughout southern Arizona since 1990. This 20-piece band of seasoned musicians offers an eclectic blend of jazz standards from the big band era, as well as jazz interpretations of modern tunes, and original arrangements & compositions by band director Jim Parcel, pianist Carl Tootle, and band bassist Dave Rudloff, who add a unique flavor to the band’s sound. Our listeners often fill the aisles, dancing to the beat of swing and jazz, with a waltz or other dance tune on occasion. TICKET & BOX OFFICE INFORMATION
Ticket & Box Office Information
Please check our website (gvrec.org) for current information and procedures.
Tickets may be purchased via phone or mail. To purchase tickets by phone, please call (520) 625-3440, and choose the option for tickets and registra- tions. To purchase tickets by mail, please download the GVR Live! Ticket Order Form from our website, and mail the form along with your method of payment to the address listed on the form. Tickets will be held at Will Call for pick-up. Tickets are not mailed to patrons.
Individual tickets for the 2020-2021 Performing Arts Season go on sale October 1, 2020.
Currently, GVR is open to members only, but this will likely change with time. Please check to see if Guests and General Public are permitted prior to pur- chasing your tickets.
Ticket Refund/Exchange Policy
All ticket sales are final. There are no refunds or exchanges for individual Member, Guest, or General Public tickets. In the event that a performance is canceled, refunds may be given. Every effort will be made to reschedule a performance that has been canceled.
Ticket Purchase with Exceptional Discounts
Due to the disruption in GVR Arts & Entertainment programming caused by COVID-19, season ticket packages will be suspended until the 2021-2022 season.
To help our membership and community with the cost of enjoying programming at West Center, GVR will be offering discounted ticket prices for our entire 2020-2021 season. All prices listed in the Season Brochure will have the 15% discount included. GVR Live! Dances are not included in this discount program. Ticket Discounts
Group discounts are available for groups of 10 or more by calling the Senior Arts & Entertainment Supervisor at (520) 625-3440, x7219.
Student discounts are also available for all performances. Students may be re- quired to present a student ID when tickets are picked up. Please indicate your student status when purchasing tickets.
General Information
»» Please check our website before you purchase tickets to see if Guests and General Public are permitted.
»» GVR reserves the right to alter seating configurations to accommodate house size and social distancing as required.
»» All GVR Live! Events are held at the West Center Auditorium. All GVR Live! Dances are held at the Canoa Hills Center Auditorium.
»» Doors open approximately thirty (30) minutes prior to the performance or as indicated on the ticket. Every effort will be made to begin all performances on time.
»» Latecomers will be seated at the discretion of the House Manager; late seating may be unavailable if requested by the artists. Patrons are asked to arrive at least fifteen (15) minutes prior to the performance start time to ensure entrance and seating.
»» The West Center Auditorium is general admission seating and available on a first come, first served basis at each performance.
»» Seat saving is not permitted, however patrons are allowed to hold one (1) seat for one (1) companion only in the West Center Auditorium.
»» Artists, dates, times, and programs are subject to change without advance notice due to unforeseen circumstances. »» »» The use of still, video, and audio recording devices of any kind is strictly prohibited.
»» Kindly silence your electronic devices prior to entering the Auditorium. »» As a courtesy to fellow patrons, please remove hats upon entering the Auditorium.
»» Children five (5) years and under are not permitted to attend performances. Exceptions may apply for special engagements. Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
»» Some artists may set their sound levels at an intensity that is not suitable for all patrons. Complimentary earplugs are available from the Box Office or at Concessions.
Accessibility
The West Center is ADA accessible. ADA designated parking is available in the north and west lots. GVR makes all reasonable accommodations for those with special needs, including those with service animals as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act, with advanced notice. Please inform the Box Office during your purchase if you require wheelchair accessible/companion seating.
The House Manager will identify patrons with accessibility needs prior to opening the Auditorium doors. Patrons who have accessibility needs will be seated with the assistance of the House Manager and Volunteer Ushers.
West Center Auditorium is equipped with two Assisted Listening Systems: the Ampetronic Induction Loop and Williams Hearing Assist. Receivers and headsets/earbuds for the Williams Hearing Assist System are available for pickup at the Box Office thirty (30) minutes prior to performances. A photo ID is required to check out this equipment.
Cinema booster seats are available to provide a better view from any seating location. These may be requested by contacting the House Manager.
An Automated External Defibrillator (AED) is located in the West Center lobby. Please alert GVR staff in the event of an emergency.
Release of Accessibility Seating
All wheelchair accessible locations and adjacent companion seats will be held for patrons using a wheelchair, scooter, or anyone whose disability requires the use of the accessible locations. Designated seats that have not been sold will be released to all patrons five (5) minutes before start of show. Mobility devices must be removed from fire lanes and aisles. The House Manager will gladly assist patrons with accessibility needs. Volunteer & Share Your Passion for the Arts!
Each GVR Live! Season brings an exciting array of live entertainers and performers to Southern Arizona to entertain us and enrich lives in the community! If you share our passion for the arts and are a current GVR Member, we invite you to serve as an Arts & Entertainment Volunteer.
Our Volunteers assist us during performances by greeting and seating patrons, helping with merchandise and concession sales, and providing general assistance to guests. No experience is necessary as we will train you. The only requirements are a willingness to learn and to ensure our guests have a pleasurable experience while attending GVR’s performances. Volunteers also have opportunities to help at the GVR movies and dances!
Those interested in becoming an Arts & Entertainment Volunteer may send an email stating interest to: [email protected]
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