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Welcome to the Winspear Opera House on the AT&T Performing Arts Center campus– where the gin is cold and the piano’s hot. Chicago is the longest-running American musical in Broadway history. And it’s not hard to see why: the vaudevillian jazz, Fosse’s iconic choreography, murder, sex… the perfect show for the holiday season!

Next up in the AT&T Performing Arts Center’s Broadway Series is A Bronx Tale; followed by the Lincoln Center Theater production of Falsettos; the hilarious The Play That Goes Wrong; back by popular demand is Beautiful–The Carole King Musical; direct from London is Bat Out of Hell; then Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. All of these shows will be presented right here in the incomparable Winspear Opera House.

But the AT&T Performing Arts Center is more than beautiful venues and great shows. For many students in this community, our education programs can be the beginning of a lifetime love of culture, or even a career in the arts. Some of our neighbors in North Texas face challenging circumstances, and through our Community Partners program, our shows can provide much-needed moments of solace and inspiration. But we simply cannot do it alone: by being a patron at the Center, you’re helping us share experiences like these.

Thank you for spending some of your holiday season with us, and we’ll see you again soon!

Debbie Storey Interim President and CEO AT&T Performing Arts Center

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Board of Directors: Matrice Ellis-Kirk, Chair Howard Hallam Brendan McGuire Lauren Embrey, Vice Chair Robert Hallam, Jr. Lisa Montgomery Carol Aaron Frederick B. Hegi Francie Moody-Dahlberg Victor Almeida Chasity Henry Darnell J. Moore, Ph.D. Larry Angelilli Julie K. Hersh Tom Moore Theresa L. Badylak Curtis Hildt D. Roger Nanney Anne T. Bass Jesse Hornbuckle Yvette Ostolaza Christy Berry John E. Howell Lucilo A. Peña Gil Besing Kristi Sherrill Hoyl Guillermo Perales Harold M. Brierley Sophia R. Johnson Nelda Cain Pickens Rep. Angie Chen Button Gene Jones Tracy M. Preston Mitzi Chollampel Margaret H. Jordan Caren Prothro John Robert Cohn Mark Kreditor Christopher Reynolds Linda Pitts Custard Barbara Thomas Lemmon Deedie Rose Bess Enloe Thomas C. Leppert Shannon Skokos Brian Enzler John I. Levy Caleb Smith Ruben E. Esquivel Wendy Lopez Debbie Storey Janiece Evans-Page Sarah Losinger Mary K. Suhm Manny Fernandez Jill B. Louis Greg Swalwell Rebecca Enloe Fletcher Ronald Mankoff Daniel L. Tobey Gilbert Gerst Leonor Márquez Cantu R. Gerald Turner William Douglas Graue Holly Mayer Kern Wildenthal, M.D. Lynn McBee Donald Winspear Emeritus Council: Elaine Agather Kathleen M. Gibson Erle Nye Ms. Lisa Arpey Nancy and Jeremy Halbreich Sarah Perot David Biegler Bill Lively Frank A. Risch Jeanne Marie Clossey Nancy Cain Marcus Kenneth Schnitzer Kevin E. Cox Jay Marshall Howard Schultz Mary Anne Cree Tom and Phyllis McCasland Ronald G. Steinhart John W. Dayton Maribess Miller Laura B. Whitley Chuck Norris WINSPEAR OPERA HOUSE INFORMATION

Late Seating Assistive Listening Devices We know patrons make every effort to be on time for events Assistive Listening Devices are distributed free of charge on a first- out of respect for the performers and other theatergoers; come, first-served basis. A valid I.D. is required. These devices however, there are times that traffic or weather problems cause are to be tuned to Channel B in the Winspear Opera House. late arrivals. Touring companies set the policy for allowing those who arrive past curtain time into the performance hall. Latecomers may not be able to take their purchased seat Accessible Seating locations immediately on arrival. Designated seats in various locations are available for guests with disabilities and those needing special assistance. Elevators Photography are located on each side of the Prothro Lobby for ease of Cameras and recording devices (including phones) are not access. Our Patron Access Team will be on site for all ticketed permitted to be used at any time in McDermott Hall. performances to assist guests to their seats.

Lost and Found Special seating locations for persons with disabilities may Lost and found items are turned in to Public Safety at the end be arranged in advance by contacting the Box Office of every performance. During the performances, items are held at 214-880-0202. at the Concierge Desk located by the main entrance. To inquire about a lost item, please contact Public Safety at 214-978-3620. Sign Language Interpretation Accessibility Information The Center offers sign language interpretation upon request. To schedule, contact the Box Office at least two weeks prior to the event. These requests are subject to the availability of Accessible Restrooms an interpreter. All restrooms are accessible. They are located on both the west and east ends of each level, outside McDermott Hall. Family restrooms are located on the west end of Orchestra Level.

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DECEMBER 18-23, 2018 | WINSPEAR OPERA HOUSE

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(in order of appearance) Velma Kelly...... TERRA C. MacLEOD Roxie Hart...... DYLIS CROMAN Fred Casely...... ANDREW ECKERT Sergeant Fogarty...... KYLE DuPREE Amos Hart...... PAUL VOGT Liz...... MONICA WOODS Annie...... ARIAN KEDDELL June...... LANI CORSON Hunyak...... ALEXA JANE LOWIS Mona...... ALIDA MICHAL Matron “Mama” Morton...... JENNIFER FOUCHÉ Billy Flynn...... EDDIE GEORGE Mary Sunshine...... D. RATELL Go-to-Hell-Kitty...... KATE WESLER Harry...... SETH DANNER The Doctor...... TAYLOR COLLINS Aaron...... ANTHONY LaGUARDIA The Judge...... TAYLOR COLLINS Martin Harrison...... SETH DANNER Court Clerk...... DEON RIDLEY The Jury...... MATTHEW WINNEGGE

THE SCENE: Chicago, Illinois. The late 1920s.

UNDERSTUDIES Understudies never substitute a listed player unless a specific announcement for the appearance is made at the time of the performance.

For Roxie Hart—CHARITY VAN TASSEL, KATE WESLER For Velma Kelly—LANI CORSON, ALIDA MICHAL For Billy Flynn—SETH DANNER, DEON RIDLEY For Amos Hart—ANDREW ECKERT, MATTHEW WINNEGGE For Matron “Mama” Morton—ARIAN KEDDELL, ALEXA JANE LOWIS For Mary Sunshine—CHRISTOPHE CABALLERO, ANTHONY LaGUARDIA For Fred Casely—TAYLOR COLLINS

Dance Captain—CHRISTOPHE CABALLERO

SWINGS CHRISTOPHE CABALLERO, GRANT PAYLOR, CHARITY VAN TASSEL

LOCAL ORCHESTRA REEDS: Joe Eckert, Pete Brewer, Jim Pritchard TRUMPETS: Andrew Bezik, Rodney Booth TROMBONES: Wes Woodrow, Simon Willats TUBA: Eric Swanson BASS: Carl Hillman GUITAR: Joe Lee VIOLIN: Brandie Phillips LOCAL CONTRACTOR: Debbie Brooks

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ACT I “All That Jazz”...... Velma and Company “Funny Honey”...... Roxie “Cell Block Tango”...... Velma and Girls “When You’re Good to Mama”...... Matron “Mama” Morton “Tap Dance”...... Roxie, Amos and Boys “All I Care About”...... Billy and Girls “A Little Bit of Good”...... Mary Sunshine “We Both Reached for the Gun”...... Billy, Roxie, Mary Sunshine and Company “Roxie”...... Roxie and Boys “I Can’t Do It Alone”...... Velma “My Own Best Friend”...... Roxie and Velma

INTERMISSION

ACT II Entr’acte...... The Band “I Know a Girl”...... Velma “Me and My Baby”...... Roxie and Boys “Mister Cellophane” ...... Amos “When Velma Takes the Stand”...... Velma and Boys “Razzle Dazzle”...... Billy and Company “Class” ...... Velma and Matron “Mama” Morton “Nowadays”...... Roxie and Velma “Hot Honey Rag”...... Roxie and Velma Finale...... Company

Original choreography for “Hot Honey Rag” by Bob Fosse

ORCHESTRA Conductor—ANDREW BRYAN Associate Conductor/Piano—BRIAN WHITTED Piano/Accordion—JONATHAN K. PARKS Drums/Percussion—MIKE LUNOE

The musicians employed in this production are members of the American Federation of Musicians of the United States and Canada.

The photographing or sound recording of any performance or the possession of any device or such photographing or sound recording inside this theater, without the written permission of the management, is prohibited by law. Violators may be punished by ejection and violations may render the offender liable for money damages.

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DYLIS CROMAN (Roxie Hart) is thankful to have PAUL VOGT (Amos Hart). Broadway: Hairspray been a part of the Chicago family for a decade now. (Edna Turnblad), Chicago (Amos Hart). Regional: She most recently performed the role of Roxie Hart Oliver! (Mr. Bumble), Arena Stage Wash, D.C.; in New York City on Broadway. Other Broadway replaced Harvey Fierstein in Vegas (Hairspray); Ursula and national tour credits include New York Stage & in Disney’s Little Mermaid (Muny); Laurel and Hardy Film’s new production of In Your Arms, A Chorus (West Coast premiere); Idaho (Vegas, Forestburgh— Line (Standby Cassie/Sheila), Movin’ Out (Brenda), world premiere); Elf and A Funny Thing…Forum Sweet Charity (Rosie, u/s Charity), Oklahoma!, Thou (Paper Mill); Hairspray (NSMT, Sacramento, Muny, Shalt Not (u/s Therese Raquin) and Fosse (trumpet PCLO, TUTs); Disney’s Aladdin (Tuacahn); Minsky’s solo, filmed for PBS “Great Performances”). On (Ahmanson—world premiere). Film: Mothers Day, television, she appeared as Andrew Daniels on Valentines Day, Princess Diaries 2, Good Boy, Lilo “Guiding Light,” “Smash” on NBC, as well as many and Stich 2. TV: “Hairspray Live,” “The Orville,” national commercials. “Thank you Mom, Dad, Todd, MADtv, “ReRUN Show,” “Raising Hope,” “Glee,” Janet, Seth and my beautiful friends for your endless “Grey’s Anatomy,” “Hannah Montana,” “Arrested love and support. My life is so blessed because of you. Development,” “Reno 911,” “Maximum Bob.” I dedicate this performance to every patron who graces Insta: @paulcvogt. Twitter @Therealpaulvogt. this theater. Thank you God for this gift to share.” paulcvogt.com. You can follow Dylis on IG @dycro33 and on FB at Dylis Croman. JENNIFER FOUCHÉ (Matron “Mama” Morton) is an ensemble member of New York’s critically TERRA C. MacLEOD (Velma Kelly). Hailing from acclaimed Amoralists Theatre Company and former the Broadway company, Terra is thrilled to be a part of member of The Bats. Some credits include Broadway: Chicago on tour. Terra originated Velma in the world Chicago national tour (Matron Mama Morton); French premiere of Chicago in both Montreal and Paris Off-Broadway: Sistas The Musical (Roberta, original (Moliere nomination). Other credits include Chicago Off-B’way cast), Babes in Toyland (Train), Amerissiah (Velma Kelly) Broadway, West end, national and (Carrie Murphey), B-Boy Blues (Grace Rivers). international tour; Chicago (Roxie Hart) at Moonlight Regional: Ain’t Misbehavin’ (Nell), Rock of Ages Theatre; The Addams Family (Morticia) at Moonlight (Justice), Hairspray (Motormouth Maybelle), Hamlet Stage; Spamalot (Lady of the Lake), Blood Brothers (The Player Queen), Julius Caesar (Brutus). Television: (Mrs. J.), The Producers (Ulla) at The Vancouver Arts “Jessica Jones,” “Quantico,” “Smash,” “The Mysteries Club; Kiss of the Spider Woman (Spider Woman) at of Laura,” “Person of Interest.” Film: Crown Heights, L.A. Havok Theatre; Cats (Bombalurina), The Pajama Judy’s Child, White Pickett Fence. Jennifer is thrilled Game (Gladys) at MTWLA; West Side Story (Anita) at to be back on the Cellblock! jenniferfouche.com. New Orleans Opera and Vancouver Arts Club (Jessie @JKFouche. Award, Best Supp. Actress); Guys and Dolls (Adelaide) at San Diego MT; Damn Yankees (Lola); A Chorus Line D. RATELL (Mary Sunshine). Excited to be (Cassie). Film/TV: The Lizzie Maguire Movie, “The reunited with my Chicago family! “Huge thank Reagans,” “The Dead Zone,” “Jeremiah.” “Thank you to Stewart/Whitley, Dulcina Eisen Associates you to the Chicago team. What an incredible ride this and, of course, my supportive parents Scott and has been! This is for my Rick, beyond the footlights Debby.” Previous accolades include Broadway’s I forever more dance for you.” terracmacloed.com. Chicago (Ambassador Theatre, N.Y.) and winner of SVT’s 7th season of “Allt För Sverige.” dratell.com. EDDIE GEORGE (Billy Flynn) makes his Broadway Instagram: @d.ratell. debut in Chicago following stage appearances in Matthew Lopez’s The Whipping Man (Nashville CHRISTOPHE CABALLERO (Swing, Dance Repertory Theatre), Suzan-Lori Parks’ Topdog/ Captain, u/s Mary Sunshine). Four Broadway shows, Underdog (Amun Ra Theatre) and the title roles in including original Tony-winning companies of Othello and Julius Caesar at the Nashville Shakespeare La Cage aux Folles and Jerome Robbins’ Broadway. Festival. His transition to the stage completes the Multiple national/international tours and productions. journey he began at the conclusion of his NFL career. TV hightlights: “Fame” with Debbie Allen, “The George continues to be active in Nashville, where he Tracey Ullman Show,” voice of Odd in “Code Lyoko,” refines his craft with his theatrical troupe, Actors By performing on the Tony Awards in each of the last George, while sitting on the board of the Tennessee three decades. ChristopheCaballero.com. Performing Arts Center. He resides in Nashville with his wife Tamara George and his family. TAYLOR COLLINS (Doctor, Judge, u/s Fred Casely) is honored to be returning to the Chicago family. N.Y.: Radio City Christmas Spectacular. Tour: A Chorus Line, Catch Me If You Can. Off-B’way: Chautauqua! B.F.A.: Pace University. Thanks Avalon Artists Group. Love Mom, Dad, Britt, Josie, Diego. @taylorcollins5.

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LANI CORSON (June, u/s Velma Kelly) is ALIDA MICHAL (Mona, u/s Velma Kelly). National so excited to join the Chicago family! Past tours: tour: An American in Paris (Swing). Off-Broadway: 42nd Street. Select regional: Sister Act (Mary Wonderful Town. The Gallery Players. Regional: Robert), The Little Mermaid (Ariel). Aerialist/Co- Ogunquit Playhouse, Hartford Stage, Riverside owner of 2 Ring Circus. Love to Ken. Follow: Theatre, Stages of St. Louis, Cabrillo Musical Theatre. @lkcorson/@2ringcircus. TV: “Heart of Dixie.” UCLA-TFT B.A. The creator of Bulletproof Bette: bulletproofbette.com. Alida would SETH DANNER (Harry, Martin Harrison, u/s Billy like to thank her family, the Chicago team, Stewart/ Flynn) is beyond thrilled to be returning to Chicago! Whitley, Avalon Artist Group and her amazing partner “Many thanks to David, Walter, Andrew, Benton Doug Besterman. @bulletproofbette. @alidamichal15. and my family and friends for their unending love and support! Proud AEA Member. B.F.A.: Syracuse GRANT PAYLOR (Swing). Nat’l tour debut! University. Insta: @wsethdanner. Regional: West Side Story (Big Deal), La Cage aux Folles (Chantal), Cats (Munkustrap), American Idiot KYLE DuPREE (Sergeant Fogarty) is ready to razzle (Will), Next to Normal (Gabe). Proud Elon University dazzle ’em! Off-Broadway: Fabulous, The Queen of graduate. “Love and light to The Mine, my family New Musical Comedies. Tours: Mamma Mia!, Beauty and dear friends.” grantpaylor.com. and the Beast. Regional: Newsies, Shrek The Musical, Mamma Mia!, A Christmas Carol. Holland America DEON RIDLEY (Bailiff, Court Clerk, u/s Billy Flynn). Line dancer/aerialist. University of the Arts alum. Broadway/N.Y. credits: The Lion King, A Christmas Thank you creative team, love to family and friends! Carol MSG. Other credits: A New Day starring Celine “Dreams do come true.” @kyle_smile. Dion, Dance Captain Las Vegas; Cats, Hamburg; Michael Jackson 30th anniversary MSG; The Wiz, ANDREW ECKERT (Fred Casely, u/s Amos Hart) Spamalot, Raleigh N.C.; Damn Yankees national tour; is thrilled to join Chicago! Tours: An American in and Fame North American tour. “Sending my love to Paris, Mary Poppins. Regional: Walnut Street Theatre, my friends and family home in Hampton Roads, Va. Riverside Theatre, the Muny. “Thank you to Walter, for your constant love and support!” David, Stewart/Whitley, agent Lucille DiCampli, my amazing family (especially Mom and Dad) and Igor.” CHARITY VAN TASSEL (Swing, u/s Roxie). @andrewreckert. Regional/tour: Gypsy (Dainty June, Riverside Theatre/ The Engeman); Saturday Night Fever (Walnut Street ARIAN KEDDELL (Annie, u/s Matron “Mama” Theatre); The Sound of Music (nat’l tour); Kiss Me, Kate Morton). National tour: Guys and Dolls. International (Lois/Bianca); The Who’s Tommy (Theater Under the tour: West Side Story 50th anniversary. Regional: Jesus Stars); Peter Pan (Syracuse Stage). B.F.A. in musical Christ Superstar Gospel. Company: Ballethnic Dance theater, Syracuse University. For Dad. Company, Atlanta Ballet (Guest Artist). “Eternal love and thanks to my parents for always believing in me.” KATE WESLER (Go-to-Hell Kitty, u/s Roxie Hart) is thrilled to return to Chicago after performing the role ANTHONY LAGUARDIA (Aaron, u/s Mary of Hunyak over a decade ago. TV: “The Marvelous Sunshine). Nat’l tours: Chicago (Aaron, Doctor/Judge), Mrs. Maisel.” Previous Broadway national tour: Beauty and the Beast (Swing, u/s Lefou). Other credits: Pippin (Fastrada). Regionally: Paper Mill Playhouse, Hairspray, Dreamgirls, 42nd Street. “Love and gratitude MTWichita, Maltz Jupiter Theatre and more. B.F.A. to the Chicago family, Stewart/Whitley, my family, CCM. Love to family. AEA, AGMA. katewesler.com. friends and Chooch! Always have courage and be kind.” @anthonyjaylag. MATTHEW WINNEGGE (The Jury, u/s Amos Hart) is so thrilled to be returning to Chicago! New York ALEXA JANE LOWIS (Hunyak, u/s Matron “Mama” City: Radio City Christmas Spectacular. Regional: Casa Morton). Proud Chicagoan. National tour debut. Mañana, KC Starlight, Stages St. Louis, Arkansas Regional credits: Memphis, Nunsense, Rent (Gateway Rep. Thanks to Stewart Whitley & Co., Hilary and Playhouse). Off-B’way: Me the People. The Boston the Davids! Love to family and friends. Instagram: Conservatory alum. “Thank you TPG, Stewart/ mjwinnegge. Whitley and the most remarkable woman in the world without whom my world wouldn’t exist, Mom.” MONICA WOODS (Liz). Regional: Bullets Over AlexaJaneLowis.com. Broadway (Phoenix Theatre), A Funny Thing...Forum (Pittsburgh Public Theatre), Oklahoma! (Arrow Rock). International: Hinton Battle’s American Variety Bang! (NGK Theatre), Chicago (Royal Caribbean Productions). This one is for her parents and fiancé! Thanks to CTG! @mocolives.

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JOHN KANDER & FRED EBB (Music, Book/ categories: Best Actress, Best Supporting Actress, Best Lyrics). The John Kander and Fred Ebb collaboration Choreographer, Best Director (won the Tony for Best of four decades created what many would consider Choreography), as well as Tony nominations for her Broadway standards and contemporary classics: Flora, leading performances in Dancin’ and Goodtime Charlie; the Red Menace; Cabaret (Tony Award); The Happy won the Lawrence Olivier Award for Fosse; recipient of Time; Zorba; 70, Girls, 70; Chicago; The Act; Woman Theatre World, Clarence Derwent and Outer Critics of the Year (Tony Award, Best Score); The Rink; Circle awards for her work as Maggie in Over Here! Kiss of the Spider Woman (Tony Award, Best Score); Film credits: Movie, Movie ; All That Jazz ; Annie ; Micki and Steel Pier. Their collaboration also transferred and Maude. Recent choreography: Sondheim Suite for itself to movies and television as they wrote original Pacific Northwest Ballet, Suite Kander for Missouri material for the Academy Awards; “Liza With a Z” State Ballet, Ritmo & Ruido for Ballet Hispanico, (Emmy Award); HBO’s “Liza Minnelli’s Stepping Legends for Joffrey Ballet of Chicago, The Threepenny Out” (Emmy Award); Funny Lady (Oscar nominated Opera for Williamstown Theatre Festival, Nilsson/ for “How Lucky Can You Get”); Lucky Lady; New Schmillson for Seattle’s Spectrum Dance Theatre, “Bye York, New York; Stepping Out; and Chicago (Oscar Bye Birdie” for ABC-TV, national tour of the revival of nominated for Best Song). In the mid ’80s the song Applause. Co-choreographed The White City and Light “New York, New York” becoming the official anthem In The Dark/Thodos Dance Chicago. Choreographed of New York City. At the time of the unfortunate The Harrison Tribute/American Ballet Theatre. She is death of Mr. Ebb, Kander and Ebb had several the recipient of the National Broadway Theatre Award projects in different stages of completion waiting in the for best choreography, Fosse, 2001, the Drama League wings: All About Us, Curtains and The Scottsboro Boys. Award for Distinguished Achievement in Musical Life goes on. Theatre 1999, Musical Hall of Fame Award 1999, Dance Library of Israel Award 1998, Distinguished BOB FOSSE (Book). First director in history to win Artist Award 1998, School of American Ballet Artistic Oscar, Tony and Emmy awards in one year (1973) for Achievement Award 1997, National Art Club Award the film Cabaret, the musical Pippin and the TV special for Service to the Arts 1995, Governor’s Award— “Liza With a Z.” He won the first of eight Tonys as Ambassador of the Arts for the State of Florida 1994, choreographer for The Pajama Game followed by Honorary Doctorate from Florida State University, directing and choreographing Redhead, Little Me, Dance Magazine Award, Ford Foundation Scholarship Sweet Charity (stage and film), Chicago, Dancin’. Other for the San Francisco Ballet Company and the Robert choreography: Damn Yankees, New Girl in Town, Joffrey Scholarship with the Joffrey Ballet. How to Succeed…, Big Deal. Film: My Sister Eileen, The Pajama Game, Damn Yankees. Director: Lenny JOHN LEE BEATTY (Set Design). Broadway: Junk, (Oscar nom.), All That Jazz (Oscar nom.), Star 80. Disgraced, Venus in Fur, After Midnight, The Nance, Other Desert Cities, The Color Purple, A Delicate WALTER BOBBIE (Director) directed the New York Balance, The Heiress, The Sisters Rosensweig, The Most productions of Bright Star, Venus in Fur, The Landing, Happy Fella, Burn This, Ain’t Misbehavin’, Talley’s Golden Age, School for Lies, Irving Berlin’s White Folly, Fifth of July, among 100 others. Off-Broadway: Christmas, Chicago, The Submission, Cabin Pressure, Sylvia; The Substance of Fire; Lips Together, Teeth Apart; The Savannah Disputation, New Jerusalem, High A Life in the Theatre; many seasons at MTC, Circle Fidelity, The Other Woman, The Marriage of Bette Rep, Lincoln Center and Encores. Major regional and Boo, Sweet Charity, Twentieth Century, Footloose, theaters, film, opera, TV and the circus. Multiple Durang/Durang, For Whom the Southern Belle Tolls and Tony, Obie, Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle A Grand Night for Singing. He was Artistic Director of awards. Graduate: Brown and Yale. City Center Encores! where he also directed Fiorello!; Chicago; Tenderloin; Golden Boy; No, No, Nanette; and WILLIAM IVEY LONG (Costume Designer) has Zorba; as well as the Carnegie Hall concerts of South designed costumes for over 70 Broadway productions. Pacific and Carousel. Mr. Bobbie served for 12 years on Select credits include The Prince of Broadway, A Bronx the Board of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Tale: The Musical, On the Twentieth Century, Cabaret Society. He is the recipient of Drama Desk, Outer (2014 and 1998 revivals), Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Critics Circle and Tony awards. Cinderella, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Grey Gardens, Hairspray, The Producers, The Boy from Oz, Contact, ANN REINKING (Choreographer). 1997 Tony Crazy for You, Guys and Dolls, Nine. He was recently Award, Best Choreography for Chicago, as well as nominated for an Emmy Award for his work on Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle, Astaire and NY “Grease: Live!” for the FOX television network, and Drama Critics awards. Other credits include: director, designed costumes for “The Rocky Horror Picture co-choreographer for Fosse (1998 Tony Award for Best Show: Let’s do the Time Warp Again,” also for FOX. Musical); Tony nomination for Best Director in a He has designed costumes for Mick Jagger, Siegfried Musical, Fosse, Nominations for Tonys in 4 different and Roy, the Pointer Sisters and Joan Rivers. Mr.

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Long has won six Tony Awards, with 15 nominations. Paris (score supervisor), The Threepenny Opera (Sting), He recently completed a four-year elected term The Apple Tree (Chenoweth), Wonderful Town, Me as Chairman of the American Theatre Wing, and and My Girl, more. New York Philharmonic: Carousel was inducted into the Theatre Hall of Fame in (Emmy nomination). San Francisco Symphony: January 2006. Sweeney Todd (LuPone and Hearn). Carnegie Hall: Guys and Dolls (Lane and Mullally). Guest conductor KEN BILLINGTON (Lighting Designer). One 25 U.S. orchestras, 25 recordings as conductor or hundred Broadway shows include such milestones as producer. Many broadcasts and projects with Sweeney Todd and Chicago. Current tours Waitress, Garrison Keillor. Chicago (worldwide), Dirty Dancing, White Christmas. Awards: Tony, NY Drama Desk, Outer Critics, Ace JOHN MONACO (Music Coordinator) is a veteran and the Lumen for his architectural lighting for New of the musical theatre. He has been music coordinator York’s Tavern on the Green. He is a member of the for over 100 Broadway musicals and has performed in Theatre Hall of Fame. more than 40 Broadway shows. Mr. Monaco has had the privilege of working with Richard Rodgers, John SCOTT LEHRER (Sound Design) received the Kander, Jule Styne, Elmer Bernstein, Harvey Schmidt, first Tony awarded to sound for the Lincoln Center Philip Springer, George Forrest, Robert Wright, Theater revival of South Pacific. Recent B’way work: Janusz Stoklos, Steve Margoshes and many others. Honeymoon in Vegas, A Delicate Balance, Love Letters, A Raisin in the Sun, Betrayal, Lucky Guy, Chaplin ANDREW BRYAN (Music Director/Conductor). (Drama Desk), Death of a Salesman (Tony nom), That returns to Chicago after conducting this award- Championship Season, Women on the Verge, Finian’s winning production on Broadway, across North Rainbow, A View From the Bridge (Tony nom), Joe America and Japan. He has a long association Turner’s Come and Gone (Tony nom) and over 40 City with Les Miserables, having conducted the national Center Encores. Music engineer/producer projects tour and numerous subsequent productions. For include Loudon Wainwright’s Grammy-winning Choreographer Matthew Bourne and his acclaimed High Wide and Handsome, Bebe Neuwirth’s Porcelain, dance company, New Adventures, he was Music Judy Kuhn’s All This Happiness and Meredith Director of Edward Scissorhands (NYC and U.S. tour) Monk’s Mercy. and Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake (U.S. tour). Other highlights: Disney’s When You Wish; An American DAVID BUSHMAN (Choreography Recreation). in Paris; Dreamgirls; Miss Saigon; Billy Elliot; Sister Broadway/national and international tours: Chicago Act; Big River; Hello, Dolly!; Chess; and West Side (Dance Captain/Swing, Amos u/s, Mary Sunshine Story. Regional: Alley Theatre, Sacramento Music u/s). Other credits: Criss Angel’s Believe (Las Vegas, Circus, North Shore Music Theatre, Lyric Theatre of Assistant Director). David danced numerous principal Oklahoma and Music Theatre West. Former Assistant roles in works by world-renowned choreographers Conductor for Nashville Ballet and Nashville Opera. with North Carolina Dance Theater, Feld Ballets and Les Grands Ballets Canadiens. Graduate of NC School DAVID BRIAN BROWN (Wig/Hair Design). of the Arts. Broadway: highlights: Curious Incident…, If/Then, Bridges of Madison County, Macbeth, The Nance, DAVID THOMPSON (Script Adaptation). Broadway Death of a Salesman, Follies, Sister Act, Arcadia, productions include the librettos for The Scottsboro Boys A Steady Rain, Shrek, The Little Mermaid, Legally (Tony and Drama Desk Award nominations, Hull- Blonde, Spamalot, Tarzan, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Warriner Award), Steel Pier (Tony nomination) and Fiddler on the Roof, Nine, Gypsy, Sweet Smell of Success, Thou Shalt Not. Off-Broadway: And the World Goes The Invention of Love, Aida, The Iceman Cometh, ‘Round (Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle awards), Chicago, Sideshow, Steel Pier. Off-Broadway: Far Flora, the Red Menace (Drama Desk nomination). From Heaven, Giant. Film/TV credits: “The Sound Regional: McCarter Theater’s A Christmas Carol. of Music”—live NBC, It’s Complicated, “Angels In Television: “Sondheim: A Celebration at Carnegie America” (Emmy nominated), To Wong Foo…. Hall,” “My Favorite Broadway.” Thompson is a graduate of Northwestern’s Medill School STEWART/WHITLEY (Casting). Duncan Stewart of Journalism. CSA and Benton Whitley CSA. B’way/N.Y.: …the Great Comet of 1812, A Clockwork Orange, As You ROB FISHER (Supervising Music Director). Original Like It, On the Town, Pippin, La Cage aux Folles, The conductor and music director for Chicago and Radio City Christmas Spectacular, Carnegie Hall West Grammy Award-winning cast album. Music supervisor Side Story, The Band Wagon, Pageant. West End/U.K.: for Chicago companies worldwide. Founding music Thriller Live, Menier Chocolate Factory, West Side Story. director (12 seasons) of City Center’s Tony Award- Tours: Finding Neverland, Dirty Dancing, The Sound winning Encores! series. Broadway: An American in of Music, Into the Woods, The Bodyguard, Chicago

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The Musical, Once, Shrek, Elf, Flashdance, Anything Chicago, presented in over 25 countries in over a dozen Goes, Bullets Over Broadway, We Will Rock You. languages. Celebrating over two decades on Broadway, Upcoming: The Prince of Egypt, Hadestown, August Chicago is the longest running American musical Rush;.Regional: American Repertory Theater, Alley is history! Fran and Barry have produced over 30 Theatre, Bay Street, Goodspeed, TUTS, Asolo Rep, Broadway shows, including their newest hit, Waitress, Hollywood Bowl, TheatreWorks, Royal Caribbean. currently playing at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre The Casting Society of America. Artios Award winner. in New York and on tour nationwide, featuring an stewartwhitley.com. original score by Grammy-nominee Sara Bareilles.

ARTHUR SICCARDI, THEATRICAL SERVICES BROADWAY ACROSS AMERICA (Producer) INC. (Technical Supervisor) has been involved in more is part of The John Gore Organization family of than 200 Broadway shows: Hello, Dolly!; A Chorus companies, which includes Broadway.com, under Line; Cats; The Real Thing; Ballroom; Dreamgirls; the supervision of nine-time Tony-winning producer Chess; Broadway Bound; Jerome Robbins’ Broadway; John Gore (Owner and CEO). Current and past Cat on a Hot Tin Roof; Gypsy; Lost in Yonkers; Fiddler productions include Beautiful, Cats, Fiddler on the Roof, on the Roof; Falsettos; The Goodbye Girl; My Fair Lady; Finding Neverland, Hairspray, Million Dollar Quartet, Sunset Boulevard; Laughter on the 23rd Floor; My One On Your Feet!, School of Rock and The Producers. and Only; Billy Elliott; the Tony Awards and Night of a BroadwayAcrossAmerica.com; Broadway.com. Thousand Stars. In 2012, he received a Tony Honor for Excellence in the Theatre as well as the first Broadway ALECIA PARKER (Executive Producer) serves as the Legend Award given by SUNY Purchase. executive producer of all worldwide productions of Chicago; the Broadway and touring productions of MARIAN DeWITT (Production Stage Manager) Waitress, Pippin and Finding Neverland. Currently Broadway: Chicago, Pippin, In the Heights, Say licensing Once The Musical internationally. Other Goodnight Gracie, Rocky Horror Show. National tours: credits, spanning more than 30 years, include Avenue Q, In the Heights, Doubt, Copenhagen, Say executive producer of Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Goodnight Gracie, Saturday Night Fever. Member of La Cage aux Folles, The Scottsboro Boys, Sweet Charity, Actors’ Equity Association since 1991. New York State Wonderful Town and Seussical; and associate producer Licensed Veterinary Technician. of Annie Get Your Gun, My Thing of Love, Grease!, My Fair Lady, Falsettos, Fiddler on the Roof, Cat on BRIAN WESTMORELAND (Stage Manager) has a Hot Tin Roof, Cabaret and Zorba starring Anthony toured extensively with Chicago since 2012. Broadway: Quinn. She is the proud mother of Michael Parker— The Phantom of the Opera, A Doll’s House, Juan Atlantic Records. Darien. Tours: Chicago, The King and I, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Fiddler… (30th B.J. HOLT (General Manager). Broadway, West End anniversary), Annie Warbucks. Regional: Crossroads and touring productions include Chicago, Fosse, La Theatre Company, Signature Theatre, Syracuse Cage aux Folles, Les Misérables (CM), Miss Saigon Stage, Gateway Playhouse. Dance: Dance Theatre of (CM), Pippin, Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Seussical, Harlem, Connecticut Ballet, Eliot Feld’s Ballet Tech. Sweet Charity and the upcoming Finding Neverland, UCLA graduate. The Heart of Robin Hood and Waitress. His favorite role, however, is to be father to Christina and Payson, GAY MERWIN (Assistant Stage Manager) is happy who make everything worthwhile! to rejoin the Chicago tour on another adventure. Broadway: Rent, The Dinner Party, Miss Saigon, CITY CENTER’S ENCORES! GREAT AMERICAN Cabaret, Chicago, Cats, TopDog/UnderDog. Off- MUSICALS IN CONCERT. City Center, a not-for- Broadway: Steve Martin’s The Underpants, Bat Boy: the profit theater founded in 1943 as Manhattan’s first Musical, Falsettoland. Tours: Chicago; Mamma Mia!; performing arts center, is home to many of America’s An Inspector Calls; Promises, Promises. leading dance companies, education programs and popular engagements. The award–winning series BARRY and FRAN WEISSLER (Producers) have Encores! was created in 1994 to revisit rarely heard had a producing career that spans 40 years. They are scores, of which Chicago is one. the recipients of seven Tony Awards: Othello starring James Earl Jones and Christopher Plummer; Fiddler Presented by special arrangement with American Play on the Roof with Topol; Gypsy with Tyne Daly; Company, Inc., Sheldon Abend, President. Annie Get Your Gun with Bernadette Peters and Reba McEntire; the 2010 revival of La Cage Aux Folles with Kelsey Grammar; the 2013 revival of Pippin; and

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STAFF FOR CHICAGO STAFF FOR NATIONAL ARTISTS GENERAL MANAGEMENT Vice President of Marketing...... Chelsea Salyer B. J. Holt, General Manager Director of Marketing...... Ken Sperr Nina Skriloff, International Manager Chief Financial Officer...... Tejal Petal Hilary Hamilton, Associate General Manager International Manager...... Nina Skriloff Head of Business Affairs...... Daniel M. Posener TOUR MARKETING/PRESS Accounting...... Marian Albarracin Anita Dloniak & Associates. Inc. Associate to the Weisslers...... Brett England Anita Dloniak Melissa A. Hazek Assistant to Barry Weissler...... Anna Mack Assistant to Alecia Parker...... Hayden Anderson CASTING Assistant to BJ Holt...... Tyler Forrest STEWART/WHITLEY Receptionist...... Michelle Coleman Duncan Stewart, CSA; Benton Whitley, CSA; Messenger...... Victor Ruiz Paul Hardt; Christine McKenna; Danny Dunitz; Allie Carieri TOUR DIRECTION Columbia Artists Theatricals COMPANY MANAGER...... BILL SCHAEFFER 1790 Broadway, 16th Floor PRODUCTION New York, NY 10019 STAGE MANAGER...... MARIAN DeWITT 917.206.4600 tel/917.206.4646 fax Stage Manager...... Brian Westmoreland columbia-artists.com Assistant Stage Manager...... Gay Merwin Assistant Company Manager...... Anna Wheeler CREDITS General Management Associate...... Stephen Spadaro Scenery built and painted by Hudson Scenic Studios. Associate Lighting Designer Lighting equipment from PRG Lighting. Sound Worldwide...... John Demous equipment by PRG Audio. Associate Sound Designer...... Benjamin Furiga The actors and stage managers employed in this production Assistant to William Ivey Long...... Donald Sanders are members of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of Production Carpenter...... Mark Wise professional actors and stage managers in the United States. Flyman...... Tim “Rizzo” Dhority Head Electrician...... Matthew Brehm The musicians employed in this production are members of Follow Spot Operator...... Bradley Chelberg the American Federation of Musicians. Swing Electrician/Audio...... Adrian Workman The Director and Choreographer are members of the Society Production Sound Engineer...... Matthew Bell of Stage Directors and Choreographers, Inc., an independent Assistant Sound...... JD Arney national labor union. Master of Properties...... Miriam Gonzalez United Scenic Artists represents the designers and scenic Wardrobe Supervisor...... Cindy Krantz-Silverstein painters for the American Theatre. Hair Supervisor...... Scott Mortimer Banking...... City National Bank/Michele Gibbons Backstage and Front of the House Employees are represented Music Preparation...... Donald Oliver, Evan Morris/ by the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees Chelsea Music Service, Inc. (or I.A.T.S.E.). Payroll...... Castellana Services, Inc. The Press Agents and Company Managers employed Accountants...... Marks Paneth, LLP. in this production are represented by the Association Counsel...... Seth Gelblum/Loeb & Loeb of Theatrical Press Agents & Managers. Insurance...... Stockbridge Risk Management This production is produced by a member of The Broadway League in collaboration with our professional union- Art Design...... Spotco represented employees. Advertising...... RPM Web Design...... Spot Design Production Photography...... Paul Kolnik, Jeremy Daniel Merchandising...... Creative Goods

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ANNUAL FUND

ENDOWMENTS The Meadows Foundation - Donna Wilhelm Friendship McGee Foundation - Maintenance Fund - Community Tessitura Database Neiman Marcus - Partners Horchow Family Fund - Education Operations FOUNDATION GRANTS Bank of America David M. Crowley TACA The Clampitt Foundation Foundation Texas Commission The Craig and Kathryn Fichtenbaum on the Arts Hall Foundation Charitable Trust TurningPoint Foundation Dallas Tourism Public Max and Victoria Dreyfus W.P. & Bulah Luse Improvement District Foundation Inc. Foundation The Moody Foundation

$50,000 Mr. and Mrs. Anonymous* Deedie Rose* Robert M. Bass $25,000 Philip T. Bee Fanchon and Howard Sarah and Ross Perot, Jr.* Charitable Trust Hallam* Vin and Caren Prothro Tricia and Gil Besing Gene and Jerry Jones* Foundation* Diane and Hal Brierley* Dr. and Mrs. Mark Kenneth Schnitzer Lael and Peter S. Brodsky Lemmon* Mary and Richard Mary Anne Cree* Nancy A. Nasher and Templeton David J. Haemisegger $15,000 Matrice and Ron Kirk Helen and Robert McGraw Christopher Reynolds

$10,000 Joy and Ronald Mankoff $5,000 Anonymous Carol and Steve Aaron Holly and Tom Mayer Anne and Larry Angelilli Eric D. Johnson Laura and Dan The M.O.B. Family Christy and Robby Berry Amy King Boeckman* Foundation Diane and David Lisa Kraus Liz and Brett Brantley Tracey and David Biegler* Carol and John Levy David and Maggy Huntley Cecilia Guthrie Boone Bruce and Veronica Croxville Cyrena Nolan Susi and Peter Brundage Lewis Linda and Bill Custard* Paula and Ron Parker Bryant and Nancy Jill B. Louis Lauren Embrey* Roland and Jewel Parrish Hanley Foundation Phyllis and Tom H. Bess and Ted Enloe* Nelda Cain Pickens* Linda Sperling Cohen McCasland, Jr.* Melissa and Cindy and Howard Barbara and John Cohn Penny and Roy McClurg Trevor Fetter* Rachofsky* Peter Dewar and Patrick and Linda Darwin and Tangee Dr. Jane Lee and Yvette Ostolaza McMahon Gibson Caleb Smith Rebecca and Alice and Erle Nye* Hegi Family Foundation* John and Shari Stankey Barron Fletcher* Margaret and Karen and Keith Gayle and Paul Stoffel* Michelle Lenoir Casey Olson Hemenway Greg Swalwell and Gaulding Mark and Janiece Page Sophia and Willis Terry Connor Mona and Bill Graue The Paulos Foundation Johnson Marnie and Kern Robert Hallam, Jr. Lucilo Peña and Kate Juett Wildenthal* Julie and Ken Hersh Lee Cobb* Mark and Carol Kreditor Ellen and Donald Hattie Hill Enterprises Pharos Capital Philanthropic Fund Winspear* Brenda Louise Jackson Group, LLC

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Tracy M. Preston Jennifer Switzer John Beletic Helen and Frank Risch* Mary and Mike Terry* Charles Bell and Catherine and Will Rose* Jill Tiernan Catherine Bracken Dr. Christopher Salerno and Judith and Daniel Tobey Dr. and Mrs. Brent and Dr. John Dixon Stacey and Arnie Verbeek Camie Belvin Erika N. Salter, Esq. Kristy Warren Wendy and Mark Benedict Sammons Enterprises, Inc.* Diane and George Wendel Nancy and John Benefield DeMetris Sampson Edward Bennett and Leslie and Howard Schultz $1,000 Cynthia Rollow Mary and Bill Sladek Anonymous (12) Lynda Benson Debbie Storey Susan and Mark Abe Arlene and Barry Berlin The Beck Group Jeffrey Abrahamson Cyndie Bertrand Mrs. Linda McIntosh Todd Dr. David Abramson and Yasmin and Vikrant Bhatia Carolyn and Robert Walters Dr. Karen Suttle Marilyn Bick* Scott Weaver Christine and Greg Acker John Birkhoff Angela Wommack and Ted Casey Melissa and Stephen Adair Becky and Allen Birmingham Holly Adams Stuart Blaugrund $2,500 Donna and John Adams Nancy and John Bledsoe Deborah Alves Thomas Adler Kalita and Edward Blessing Mr. and Mrs. David Anderson Marilyn Agoos Lisa and Steve Block Carolyn and James Atkins Cynthia Comparin and Joyce and Howard Bloom Theresa Badylak Denny Alberts* Julann and John Boatner Mary Bowman Campbell* Mary and John Alda Shelby Bobsky Ana and Don Carty* Brooke and Greg Alexander* Lou Ann Bode Melissa and Robert Chaiken Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Alexander Dale Boisso Tim Chase and Eric Powell* Kathryn and Urey Alexander Chris and Dorothy Bond Tammy and Mike Dickstein Debby and Bill Allbright L. A. Bond Alina and Ruben E. Esquivel* Vicki and Greg Allen Charlotte and Mel Booth Marshall Funk Jeffrey D. Allen* Steve Bottum Kathleen and Robert Gibson Gil Allison Donna and Robert Bourgeois Drs. Myra and John Gillean Michael D. Andereck Tracy and Barry Bowden Kim and Hudson Henley Judy Anderson Joanne and Trey Bowles Marguerite Steed Hoffman* Rebecca and Fernando Andrade Jim and Sherry Bradow Angela and John Howell* Rini and Roger Andres Susan Bratton and Margaret H. Jordan Jerry Andrews Ruth Wiederkehr Kathryn and Michael Kotel Linda and Robert Appel Vicky Bratton Kirk Kridner Fonda and Jay Arbetter Susie and George Breen Leslie and Tony Lenamon Dr. Anita and Mr. Paul Artt Walter Breen Wendy Lopez and Kim Askew Joyce and Robert Bregman Connie Moorer Aaron Augustine Amy and Maurice Brimmage Brian Margetts Regina and Matamba Austin Mr. and Mrs. John Bromberg Gwyn and Wilson Mason* Clark Bailey II Carla Brooks Lynn and Allan McBee Ida Jane and Doug Bailey Holly and Doug Brooks Maribess and Jerry Miller* Jim and Chris Baker Phillip and Jenny Brooks Joyce and Harvey Mitchell* Chris Baldridge Charles Bross Tom and Nancy Moore Dr. Linda and Spencer Barasch Candy Brown Alice Murray Vickie and David Bargas David Brown Ruth and Brian Mutch Cindy and Ben Barnett Leila Brown Linda Owen Barnes Thomas Barrett Mason Brown Family Foundation Sheryl and John Paul Ken and Carolyn Barth Beth and Michael Brown Adriana and Guillermo Perales Karen Bates Novakowski Cristi and Phil Brown Wylee Protas Dr. Susan and Dr. Evan Bates Stuart Brown Peggy and Leonard Riggs* Anne Baum Susan Brown and Bill McCoy Sheri and Andrew Rosen Beth Beach Judi and Joseph Bruegger Southern Methodist University* Lisa Beckerman Karen and Edwin Bruning Jyll and Hugh Spears Elizabeth Bedell Susan Bryson Phyllis and Ron Steinhart* C David Bedford and Robert Bucker and Jody Hall Jenifer Strauss Ronald Rexer Elizabeth Bull Steve Suellentrop Walter Beebe C & K Buresh Mary Suhm Medora Beecherl Hance W. Burrow, III*

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Sean Byrne Randee Cope Bobette Dunn Deborah LaJean Caldwell Kristen Cordes Marion and Frank Dunton Cathleen Callahan Dolorie and Paul Corley, Jr. Timothy Durst Rebecca and Stephen Callahan Laura Couch Duncan DuVall Nancy and Clint Carlson Kristi Covey Pamela Dyer Susan and T.A. Carnell Sara Covington Gerald Eckart Regina Carner Gary Cowger Lucy and Jason Edling Charles Carpenter Erin and Trey Cox Michael Edwards Sarah and Robert Carpenter Stefanie and Jac Crawford Edwin Jones Co., Inc. Dawn Carson Morris S. Crim Cindy and Phillip Eichenholz Suzanne Caruso Sara Fraser Crismon* Ann and Charles Eisemann George P. and Jo Ann B. Caruth Samantha and Jason Crispin* Christopher Ekstrom Brad Casolo and Ulises Cantero Don Croll Virginia Elder Lisa Castillo Susan and Bob Cronin* Brian Ellard Jennifer Cather Kelli Crosby Jason Elliott Michael Cavenee Samantha and Mark Crosby David Ellis Sally Cecil Mike Crossley Michael Ellis Eric Cerny Kathy and Harlan Crow* Paul R. Ellis III* Sue and Tom Chambers Judy and Al Crozier Susan and Warren Ernst Brent Chaney Judy and Cullen Cullers Rebekka Ervin Cal and Clare Buie Chaney Cynthia Cunningham Carole and Jim Erwin Fred Chanslor Dr. Trenton Custis Adrian Escalante* Betty Jean Chard Stacy and Carl D'Agostino Grace Evans Brandon Chenault Joy and Michael Daley Laurie and Phil Evans Donna and Robert Chereck Mr. and Mrs. Dee Daniel Linda and Norman Ewert Dr. Sumeet Chhabra Janet and Tom Daulton* Susan and Charles Fajardo Claire Chiappetta Jennifer Davenport Rose and Osvaldo Fajardo Cathy and James Childress Dusty Davidson Susan Farley Mary and Michael Cinatl Pilar and Lew Davies Laura Farrar City Yoga Leah and John Davis Kristy and Raymond Faus Betsy and Tom Clack Cynthia and Randall Davis John Fehan, Jr. Shalyn and Al Clark Robert Davis Janice Feizy Chad and Maureen Clark Claudia and Scott Davis Patricia and Thaddeus Fenton William Clark W. Jewell Davis, MD* The Fields and Dixon Families Jenifer Cline Amanda and Dan Davison Lisa and Jeff Fine Christi Clinger Patty and Don Dawson Elva and Barry Firstenberg Jeanne Marie Clossey* John Dayton* Pam Fleetwood Julie Cloud Carol and James Dean Roy Flegenheimer and Dr. Troy Cobb Deborah Barnett and Terry Debo Alicyn Rhodes Natalie and James Coe* Lynne and Chuck Dedmon Laura and Roy Fleischmann Regina Montoya and Gary Delong Robbie Florance Paul Coggins Dr. Daniel DeMarco Tootsie and Peter Fonberg Carole Cohen Debra DeMuth and James Foos Carol and Howard Cohen Peter Gottlieb* Kerrie and Ross Forbes Jack Cohen Sara and Jason Dennis Jason Ford Laurie Sprouse and Lynn and Andrew Derman Faynetta Fort Christopher Cole Sharon and Paul Devereux David Danish and Tila Floss Catherine and David Cole Laurie and Leslie Diaz Cindy and Patrick Fox Robert Cole The Allen and Barbara Dogger Janice Francis Mike Coleman Fund of CFT Estate of Lynn Frank Scott Collen and David Bartsch Mary Dorsey Ronnie Freidberg Ann Collins Kelly and Scott Drablos Janet and Martin Fried* Craig Steven Collins, Esq. Nancy and Thomas Drake Tracy Fulton B.J. Collinsworth Cheryl and Jim Drayer Dr. Andrea Galusha Jason Contreras Georgia Driskill Judy and Walter Gaman Carole and Doug Cook Sandra Drusch Carl Gamble Nicole and Chad Cook William Dube Archana Ganaraj Kristen Cook Monica and Christopher Ducic Luis Garcia and Timothy Sandlin Howard Cooke Jennifer and Jay Duncan Mary Jo and John Gardere Lynn Cope Margaret and James Dunham Sara and Stanley Gardner

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John Garner Terry Harris Heather and John Jacobson Marialice and Randy Garrett Michelle and Tom Harris Marla and Howard Janco Tracy Fowler and Jeremiah Garza Don Harton Arthur Janes Melodie and Arthur Geffen Laurie Hasty Jason January Read and Steven Gendler Kerri Evanson and Darren Hauck Harriet Jeffers Nancy and Brian George Brenda Haupt Kristi and John Jenkins Deanna and Matt Gerde* Colleen and David Hayes Richard Jensrud Brian and Julie Gerron Mr. Craig Haynes Brian Jewell Mallory Fosdick and Bobby Gibbs Cheryl and Larry Haynes Dr. Michael Jez Danny Gibson Matthew Haynes Chris Joe Julia and Lynn Gibson Bill and Sally Hayward Sue and Phil John Patrick Gibson Barbara and Jim Hazlewood Denise Johnson Kerry and Allan Gillan Michael Hedegard Melinda and Jim Johnson Kirk Gills Angia and Keith Heier Kent Johnson Rozelle and Richard Gilman Melinda Heika Linda Johnson Debra Ginchansky Susan Helm Forrest Johnson and Gil Jesus Laurie and Major Ginsberg Jenny Henry D. Jill Johnson-Scott Lee and Paul Gleiser Patricia and James Henry Blake and Christin Jones Deborah Glover Joshua Hepola MaryAnn and Timothy Jones Patricia and Matthew Gold Rick Herold Donald Jordan Nelda Golden Greta and Howard Herskowitz Dr. Linda Judge Michael Goldman Neil Herson Emily and Joel Just Larry and Marge Goodman Kathleen Hewitt Leslie and Kirk Justus Lois and Monte Goodman Kim and Greg Hext Jeff Jutte Robin and Carva Gordon Larry Hicks Kimberly Kacal Kathy and Gregory Gordon Matthew Himelfarb Jeffrey Kahle Randall Goss Carol Hindes Jean and Steven Kaplan Gracon Construction Marian Hines Rita Karl Linda and Bruce Graham Bertha and Narciso Hinojosa Drs. Joan and Joseph Kay Robert Graham Dale Hinz Judy and Harold Kaye Ranita Grauwiler Betsy and Jim Hodges Donna Kelly Ron Graves Lisa Hoff John Kelly Dr. Peter Grays Annabel and Joe Hoffman* Susan Kennedy Holly and Stormy Greef Jackie and Michael Hoffman Harriett Kennedy James Greenfield Martha and Kent Hofmeister Dr. Jean and Dr. Don Kennerly Livvy and Jules Greif Brenda Hollar Chris and Linda Keogh Ralph Gretzinger III Heather and James Holmes Amy and Kevin Kerber Louise and Guy Griffeth Dr. Robert Honigsfeld Kyle Kerr Bonnie and Michael Grossfeld Chris Hoover Paige and Bryan Kesman Dawn and Toby Grove Dr. Susan Hornstein Jan Killian Helene and Jerold Grubstein Suzy and Martin Hotchkiss Diana Kingston Elsie and Robert Grundtvig Rory Houston Delane Kinney Patsy Guest Stephanie and Ed Howard Tanya and Charley Kiser Timothy Gunderson Patrick Howard Kim and Brad Kittle Steve Gunner Lara Huddleston Sarah Klarich Roy A. and Debbie Guthrie In Honor of Anna Hudelson Dr. Laurie Kleiman Susan and Michael Haddad David Hudson* Sherrie Klein Cynthia and Jarrett Hale Cindy and Doug Huey Lori and Steven Kleinfield Jo and George Hall Keith Hughes Janet Klosterman John H. Hallam Gaylon Hull Heather Knapowski Joel Hallford and James Kramp Ana and Christopher Hunt Amanda Knobloch Sandra and George Hallmark Mary Margaret and Douglas Hunt* Nancy and Mark Knudsen Randi and Edward Halsell Stephanie and Hunter Hunt Mark Koch Alex Hamerman Jason Hunt Anna and John Koepke Annette and Dale Hamilton Dr. Mark Hupert and Drs. Christine Ho and Gina Hancock Mr. Mark Lombard Anil Koganti* Steven Happel Stephanie and Jason Huston Mark Kogut Allison and Steve Harding Ann Irish Larry Kohn Tracy Hargis Chad Bieber and Robert W. Ivey Dr. Gregory Kozielec Mark Harris Angela and Fred Jackson Ron Kreutzberger

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Joni and John Krieg Cheryl Manning Victoria and Thomas Mielke Nancy Kriz Lori and Tom Manning Barbara and Jim Miller Amy and Jason Kulas March Family Charitable Kim Miller Bruce and Teri Kwidzinski* Foundation Stephen Miller, Jr. Sarah Kwidzinski Nancy W. Marcus* Tricia and Bill Miller Gary Laben Michael Margulies Mr. and Mrs. Chris Millican Shirley Lacroix Glenda Maris Joan Ming Trudy and Bob Ladd Ellen and Jim Markus Robin Minick Tim Lafferty Charlene and Tom Marsh* Dr. Jere H. Mitchell Christina Lagoda Walt Marston Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Mitchell Susan and Richard Lakin Betty Martin Kelly Mohorc Sandra Lambert Kenneth Martin Nancy Montgomery Barbara Lancaster Julie and Edward Marx Patty Montoya James Hester and Todd Massey Rebecca and James Moore Sepherson Landers Shirley Mastenbrook Darlene and Thomas Moore Pamela and Van Lane Kim and Joe Mathews Michael Morin Ginny and Stephen LaSala Judy and John Mathis Susanne and Jon Morrison Joyce Laux Shelly and Liat Matityahu Gail and Leon Morvay Paula Laux Susan and Dan Matthews Robert Mosser Kathleen and Michael LaValle Carolyn and Don Maulsby* Joseph Motes Lacy and John Lawrence Carol Maxcey Arnold R. Mozisek, Jr. Angela and Christopher Lawson* Toni and Scott Mayfield Stephanie and Monty Mueller Roberta Lazarus R. Mason McCamey Christi Mulkey Lori and Bradley Lee* Dr. and Mrs. McCarty David and Barbara Muntz Donna and David Lee Linda McClain Gerard Murphy Jonathon Lee Terri and Jesse McClellen Angella Myers Lisa Lennox Kathy McCool Judy and Jack Myers Dr. Greg and Alicia Lensing Stacey and Nicholas McCord Melanie and Jim Myers Marsha and Michael Lev Robert Lessor and Michele McCoy Jan and Marc Myers Leslie and Steven Levin Andrea McDaniel Matthew Myllykangas Mary Lewis Paige McDaniel Vandana Mysora Teal and Gary Lewis* Leonard McEachern Martha and Barry Nadler Stephen Lieman Dr. and Mrs. Martin McElya Olivia and Eric Nadler Tom Light Amy Jo and William McGregor Dr. Anh-Hong Tran and Kathy and Bob Lines Alyce and Murry McKenzie Eric Nadler* Jessica Link-Malcolm Jeff McLaughlin Charlene and Roger Nanney* Nancy and Russell Little Lisa and Kevin McMillen Mary and Don Neel Tricia and Steve Loe Linda McMullen Darrell Nelson and Deborah and Darrel Lohoefer Glen Davison and Michael Raymond Vivian and Alberto Lombardi Deborah McMurray* Linda and William Nelson* Alison Long Randi Stokes and Troy Kate and Keith Newman* Cathy and Robert Long McQuagge Debbie and Stephen Newman Janeva and Philip Longacre Alta McQueen Lori and Nam Nguyen Julio Lopez Cecilia and Charles McRaney Janiece and Jimmy Niemann Michael Lopez Stacy and Philip Meadows Dr. and Mrs. Hisashi Nikaidoh Connie Lorick Lawrence and Joselyn Meddaugh Shawn Noble Janet and Roland Love Gregg Medlyn Jan Norris Lynn Lovell Larry Melamed Charlene and Tom Norris* Belinda and Felix Lozano Lawrence Melsheimer Larry Nouvel Mary and Robert Luna Astrid Merriman Tami Nystrom Catherine Lundberg Dr. Robert Metzger Anne and Michael Ochstein Dana Ly James Meyer Mary and Robert O’Dell Dr. Bobby B. Lyle Peter Meyers Susan Odom Katherine Lyle Betty and Ed Meziere Cindy and Pat Ohlenforst Julie Machal-Fulks Dr. Jerold and Frankie Jane and Gabriel Ojeda Julie Madden Michaelson Tom O’Keefe Anne Makins Dr. Paul and Tricia Michaelson Patrick O’Keeffe Jeff Mallace Christina Middlebrook Randy Olena Julia and Lawrence Mandala Dr. and Mrs. Carl and Patricia and Daniel O’Reilly Constance Mandell Bernice Middleton Lori Orta

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Betty Osborne Katherine and Eric Reeves Susan and Dave Scullin David and Cathy Pace Tom Reeves Carol Segreti Ron Palluth Katie and Ian Rehmert Victoria Seitz Palo Verde Oil* Peter Reid Sendero Julie and Judson Pankey Joseph Rekart Brad Sham Rocco Papalia Gay Rekerdres Chris Shaw and Jana Wilson-Shaw Patrick Parish Emily Riccardi John Shaw Katrina Parsley James Richards Dr. Robert Shaw Renita and Mark Partin* Debbie and Mike Richman Steven Shaw Rana and John Pascoe Phyllis and Rod Riggins Kellye and Bruce Sherbet Annette and Jeff Patterson Gail Rigler Nancy and James Sherrard Hillary and Joel Patterson Robert Rizzo Leslie and Tom Sherrill Spencer and Tammy Patterson Michelle Robberson Jonathan Sherwood and Abbe Patton Sandra Roberdeau Lance Schnell Dr. Craig Paul Arthur Roberts Daphne and Jay Shipowitz Joe Paul Larry Roberts Patricia and Tom Shires Jackie and Barry Payne* Diana Robinson Elizabeth and Barton Showalter Paul Payne Penny Robinson Judith Shure Elaine and Trevor Pearlman Ana and Daniel Rodriguez Dr. Sergio Silva Kimberly Pease Robyn Rogers Toni and Morey Silverman Michelle and David Peck* Rhonda and Steve Rose Dr. Russell and Judy Silverstein Valerie and Gary Penn Deborah Hersh and Vikki Silvis Stanley Peskind Edward Rosenwasser Denise and Denis Simon Cathy Phelan Lisa Ross Susan Simon Claudia Everett and Beverly and Cary Rossel Michelle and Mike Sims Michael Phemister Vince Rossitto Katie and Peter Singer Tom Phipps and Rick Aishman Greg Rowlett B.K. and Mark Sloan Ann Piazza Susan and David Royal Carolyn Smead Janice Pierce Howard Rubin Kim Smith Annette and Steven Pipes Barbara and Stephen Ruel Lisa and Kurt Smith Nicky and Alexis Piquero Johnette Russell Marke and Carrol Smith Gwen Platt Matt Rutledge Kelly Smoyer Ken and Debbie Plifka William Ryan Shelley Snider Chuck Poche Joan Saltsberg Carol and Barry Sobol Cheryl Pollman Tricia and Ken Salyer Helen Spence David Portnoy Rachel and Tim Sam Alan Spencer Gary and Laura Powers Susan and Joe Sample Teresa and Paul Spiegelman R. Gray Powers Dr. Henry and Dr. John Spieker Prado Family Fund Ms. Terri Sanchez-Leal Aimee and Jason Spoerlein Arlene and Bill Press Jennifer and John Sanders Debby and Webb Spradley Craig Prestegord David Sassano and Don Tapani Mary Ann Staab Joel Price Revathi and Neil Satyu Jo and Andre Staffelbach Kathy and John Price Robert Schasel Charles Stanley Pat and John Priest Michael Schiff Pat and Jim Stanton* Dianne Prothro Jane and Walter Schiller Billie Staton Gina and Jeff Prudhomme Kathryn Sensenig and Karen and Jack Stecher Dr. J. Michael Putman Albert Schilthuis Angela and Timothy Stephens Mrs. Meredith Quach and Sue Schleier Jeffrey Stewart Mr. Chachen Quach Ritchie Schlette Sherry Stewart and Jim Attrell Sharon Quist Andrew Schoellkopf Sandra and Gary Stone Roy and Tammy Rabey Julie and Randal Schoenstedt Jill Stone Raelaine and Paul Radnitz Barbara and Arthur Schonwald Kathy and Marvin Stone Andy Streitfeld and Debbie and David Schweig Penny Stone Carolyn Raiser* Jackie and Andre Schwitter Claudia Stool Drs. Anu Ravipati and Jackie and Myron Schwitzer Clinton Strong Devesh Ramnath Joanie Scott Eileen Strotz Randall and Victor Ray Kevin Scott Venise and Larry Stuart Cindy and Dr. R. Lynn Rea Louanna and Val Scott Monica Susman Angelique Reagor Diane and John Scovell Randy Sutherlin Mayo and James Redpath Robert Scruggs Ed Swalm

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Chuck Sweatt Mary Anne and James Turner Tom Williams Dennis Sweeney Dr. Gary Tylock Brian Willson Ruth Switzer Douglas Unger Abraham Wilson John Swope Michael Uvalle Richard Wilson Barbara and Robert Sypult* Bonnie Uzelac Wheelice Wilson, Jr. Rosalie Taper Marcia Joy Varel Wendy Windham Tonya Tarpeh Lorraine Vecchiola Cindy Wingo Frank Taylor Denise and Anthony Villani Diana and William Winkelmann Joe Taylor Debra and Raymond Vines Susie C. Wolbe Walton Taylor Linda Vorhies Peter Wolf Betsy and Todd Teitell Brent Walker Stacia Woodlan Don Templin and Sarah Saldaña Sharon and Robert Walker Laura Worsham* Carolyn Terry Suzanne V. Walker Michael Wortley Texas 811 Terri Wallace CandE and Steve Wright* Beth and Chuck Thoele Kim and Todd Wallace Ulysse Wurtz Linda and Charles Thomas Dawna and John Walsh Lindsey Wyatt John C. Thomas Danielle and Chad Walters Sally Wyatt Ron Thomas Rebecca and Gary Walters Janet and Stephen Wyrick Peggy and Jere Thompson* Anne Clayton Ware Rachel and Natan Yaker Debbie and Michael Thompson Sally Watkins Laura and Douglas Yarbrough Lynne and Bob Thompson* Carmen and Todd Weaver Christopher Young Carolyn Tilley Nancy and Gregg Wechsler Hoong Nan Young Cythia and Edward Timms Matthew and Michèle Weibel Sharon and Michael Young Mr. Louis Tiseo Skyler Weinand Parker Young Judy and Martin Tobey Jennifer and Marc Weinstein Tricia Yu Lupe and Michael Tobey The Weiss Family Eric Zeikus Shari and Jay Tobin Benay Weiss Juan Zelaya William Toles Susan and John Wellik Kristie and Geoffrey Zenick Barb and Michael Tonti Joel Wellnitz Teresa Ziegler Robert J. Tonti Sammie Wester Jessica and Bruce Zik Rudy Tovar, MD Judith Wharton David and Bethany Zimmerman Judy Townley Jill White Pat Zipper Mandy and Charles Townsend Monica White Scott Zirbel Gene Toye Dr. Perrin White and Pamela Zmud David Trautvetter Marjorie Boeck Chris Zpevak Gabrielle Tremblay Tom Whitesides and Mark Till Frank Zuch James Trester Sharon Whiting Katherine and Martin True, Jr. Dr. Jeffrey and Bonnie Whitman Cindy and L.C. Tubb Robert Wiegand * indicates founding member Jo Tuck Susan and John Wilder Rebecca and James Tudor Shelly and Lalan Wilfong Member Listings Deborah and James Turner Lee and Linda Wilkins as of 10-19-18 corporate circle AT&T* The Dallas Mary Kay, Inc. Sidley Austin, LLP Baker & McKenzie Morning News McCarthy Building Ste. Michelle Wine Estates Baker Botts L.L.P. Deloitte, LLP* Companies, Inc.* Tenet Healthcare Bank of America* Ebby Halliday, Realtors The Neiman Marcus Corporation* Baylor Univ. Med. Fairmont Dallas Group* Texas Capital Bank Center at Dallas* Fluor Corporation Park Place Dealerships* Thompson & Knight Ben E. Keith Co. GFF * Platinum Parking* Foundation* BMO Harris Bank Haynes and Boone, LLP* PNC Bank Topo Chico Central Market Hill & Wilkinson* Radiology Associates of Tyler Technologies Children’s Health INTERCERAMIC North Texas* Vinson & Elkins, LLP Coca-Cola JPMorgan Chase & Co.* Reliant / an NRG Wolfgang Puck Catering Copart* KPMG Company* Dallas County Lexus* RideCentric * Charter Members Dallas Marriott Locke Lord, LLP* Sammons Enterprises, Inc.* City Center Lockton Dunning Benefits Sewell Automotive Corporate Listing as of 6-25-18 Lyft, Inc. Companies*

32 AT&T PERFORMING ARTS CENTER AT&T PERFORMING ARTS CENTER CENTER STAFF ADMINISTRATION MARKETING Adam Cox Executive Vice President Cindy Evans Director of Publicity Kelli Criswell Administrative Assistant Brian Irvin Senior Graphic Designer Tracy Hargis Vice President of Human Resources Matt Lyle Digital Marketing Manager Debbie Storey Interim President & CEO Chris McDonald Senior Marketing Manager Natasha Porizkova Digital Marketing Manager BOX OFFICE & TICKETING SERVICES Stephanie Spaulding Senior Director of Marketing Blanca Carranza Ticket Services Manager Bill Spellman Director of Digital Marketing Ashley Davis Ticket Services Supervisor John McCoy Ticket Services Manager OPERATIONS Curtis Meek Senior Director of Ticketing and Analytics Graeme Bice Director of Operations Alan Pollard Senior Ticket Services Agent Richard Bowlin Facilities Technician Jessica Smith Associate Director of Ticket Services Paul Cathey General Manager Savannah Saxton Ticket Services Supervisor Steve Green Facilities Technician Katie Spanos Ticket Services Manager Reginald Hall Facilities Technician Linda Keogh Administrative Operations Manager DEVELOPMENT Ricardo Leza Facilities Supervisor Jill Batcheller Foundations & Grants Manager Ted Whitehead Safety Operations Manager Sophia Bledsoe Development Manager Meagan Hemenway Director of Annual Fund PATRON SERVICES Kaycie Tugman Development Specialist Robert McDowell Director of Patron Services Emily Turner Corporate Giving Manager Charles Moore Senior Front of House Manager Anastasia Pharr Senior Front of House Manager CORPORATE SALES & SPONSORSHIPS Erika Bocanegra Sales Coordinator PRODUCTION & EVENT SERVICES Kathryn Cox Director of Corporate Sales & Sponsorship Alex BenningfieldTechnical Coordinator I Jefferson Ferguson Sales Account Manager Adam Bowlin Carpentry & Rigging Manager Greg Robertson Group Sales Manager Tim Callahan Head Carpenter Jabari Earl Event Manager EDUCATION & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Weston Keifer Technical Director Becca Darrouzet Ed & Comm Engagement Asst Manager Patrick Keller Head Flyman Autumn Garrison Director of Ed & Comm Engagement Naomi Link Event Manager Adriana Torres Ed & Comm Engagement Manager Bart McGeehon Production Manager EXTERNAL AFFAIRS Candice Miears Technical Coordinator II Drew Eubank Communications & External Affairs Manager Eric Miller Production Senior Manager Hector Garcia Manager of Strategic Services Lee Terry Head Electrician Chris Heinbaugh Vice President of External Affairs Jennifer Ulich Senior Event Manager Jeff Waite Technical Coordinator II FINANCE & ACCOUNTING Amanda West Director of Production Don Anderson Accounting Manager Jonathan White II Head Audio Robin Kong Financial Analyst John White Head Properties Ashley Pena Director of Finance Stephen Woodward Assistant Technical Director Ann Reikofski Business Analyst PROGRAMMING Carol Taino-Chew Accounts Payable Coordinator Anne Kogan Programming Manager INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Coralee Macias Programming Associate Erik Bowers Tessitura Support Specialist Alex Reyes Programming Coordinator Phillip De Leon Tessitura Support Manager Greg Seamon Director of Programming Stewart Fowler Technology Infrastructure Manager Adam Hourigan Director of Information Technology Sterling Vicks IT Support Specialist Matt Winchester Director of Tessitura Services

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AT&T PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 39 PROTECTING THE WILDEST JUNGLES ON THE PLANET.

MAIN STREET. PRESCHOOL. THE PLAYGROUND. The environment isn’t just some far off place. It’s the lawn beneath our feet, the food on our plate, and the air we breathe. And it’s why the Natural Resources Defense Council is working to protect the most important places on Earth. Whether it’s the rainforest, the arctic, or your living room. To learn more, go to NRDC.org. And help protect the jungle creatures in your backyard.

Because the environment is everywhere.

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Did You Know? Young people who participate in the arts for at least three hours on three days each week through at least one full year are: • 4 times more likely to be recognized for academic achievement • 3 times more likely to be elected to class office within their schools • 4 times more likely to participate in a math and science fair • 3 times more likely to win an award for school attendance

• 4 times more likely to win an award for writing an essay or poem

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