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David Sanborn Moscow Festival Ballet Marianne Murphy Orland Kansas Illustration © 1995 by Robin Glassner The Temptations David Sanborn Photo by Scott Chernis Marianne Murphy Orland Kansas Janice Borla Moscow Festival Ballet welcome to North Central College t’s spring again, and birds on the It has been a great year so far in the arts as wing again, start to sing again their we prepare to wrap up the 2015-2016 season “I old melody.” That Cole Porter lyric and jump into sales for the 2016-2017 season. just keeps looping through my head while I am Jen and the box office team are like runners writing this note to you. I’m not sure I know ready to start a race! They know there is a great how those people who live in one climate can deal of work ahead of them and are eagerly really be experiencing life! Yes, we just dodged preparing to provide you with the seats you a major Chicago winter but that change in need for our new, great season, on sale to the seasons is always a wonderful time to me: the general public June 21. promise of new life, the budding trees and Thank you for being here. We hope to see flowers, that promise of summer’s warmth, you again soon. And Friends of the Arts, the new season in the fine arts! remember you get a sneak preview of the new It’s that time of year when we are finalizing season in the Wentz lobby before the Moscow all the great artists we’re bringing to you next Festival Ballet performance on Friday, April season. My No.1 question is always how are 29. If you are not currently a Friends of the we going to equal or hopefully top last season? Arts member, you are more than welcome to One answer is have an exciting new way to join, on or before April 29 to get that same purchase season tickets! Instead of purchasing sneak preview. And if you join at the Encore tickets in a set genre series, you can pick level or above, you will get the first shot at what artists you want to see and create your tickets for the new season, right along with our own season ticket package. It gives you the current season ticket holders! What could be flexibility to mix and match artists. Pick as better than that?! Our staff will be more than few as three performances for the entry-level happy to assist you with your new or renewed discount or increase the number of artists you membership in Friends of the Arts. You want to see with five or more providing the support us-we give back to you. maximum discount. And now, on with the show! I must say that I’m extremely excited about our new season. The quality and variety of artists we’ll be presenting next season rivals any we have done to date. Brian Lynch Fine Arts Director North Central College Join Friends of the Arts today and receive exclusive benefits. Thanks to our many contributors, world-renowned artists such as Yo-Yo Ma, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Vienna Boys Choir, Wynton Marsalis, Celtic Woman and many more have performed in our venues. But the cost of performance tickets only covers half our expenses to bring these great artists to the College’s stages. The generous support from the Friends of the Arts ensures the College can continue to bring world-class performers to our world-class venues. Sneak Name Name Private Pre-Sale Access to Pre-Show Complimentary Backstage preview recognition recognition Schoenherr opportunity Impresario Recognition tickets to meet and of next in program in Wentz Gallery for select Lounge** Dinner North Central greet year’s Concert showing performances College opportunity season Hall lobby and tour presented (subject events to artist (per season) availability) MAESTRO $10,000+ 4 BRAVO $5,000 - $9,999 2 STANDING OVATION* $1,000 - $4,999 IMPRESARIO SOCIETY ENCORE $500 - $999 PERFORMANCE $250 - $499 OVERTURE $100 - $249 AUDIENCE $25 - $99 *Annual gifts made at the Standing Ovation level and above will also include membership into the North Central College Presidents Club. The Presidents Club consists of donors who make a minimum gift of $1,000 or more to one or more areas of the College. Presidents Club members are annually invited to the Presidents Club BBQ in September, and the Presidents Club dinner and theatre event in November. ** The Impresario Lounge offers refreshments and appetizers in a private setting and is available for three events during the upcoming season. Impresario members will receive an e-mail message with details at the beginning of the season. 2015-2016 FRIENDS OF THE ARTS To become a Friend of the Arts visit northcentralcollege.edu/makeagift MAESTRO Bruce and Mary Feay Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Mathern Mr. and Mrs. James E. Elander ($10,000 - MORE) Eileen B. Freshley Matthew D. McClure Amy K. and Fred W. Engimann III Myron Wentz and Prudence Conley Suzanne Freshley Patricia McElhaney Mel and Carolyn Finzer Dick and Deanna Mandel Mr. and Mrs. Don Hagmeyer Mary and Raymond McMahon Alice Gilmore Toby Hayer Alan and Geraldine Mendelssohn Louis O. Gilpatrick BRAVO Cecilia and David Hoh Barry and Tracelle Morrison Mike Glorioso ($5,000 - $9,999) Tami Kidd-Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Neumann Vicki A. Haines Ron and Mary Lou Rolland Christopher C. Brown Carol Noffsinger Rev. Edward L. Heyer Barbara and Roger Liska Mr. and Mrs. John Palter Thayer J. Hill Jr. STANDING OVATION Tom and Cheryl McRoberts Charles Papanos Mr. and Mrs. James Jarosz ($1,000 - $4,999) Mark Milz James Yood and Lorraine Peltz Merna L. Johnson Adrian and Jacqueline Aldrich Laura Pohl Bernice Pospisil Mr. and Mrs. Van Kaiser Rosemarie Breske Garvey Amy E. Steenson Rosemary and Frank J. Prucha III Mr. and Mrs. David W. Kelsch Daniel and Christine Bukowski Ronald and Kay Van Buskirk Douglas E. Ralston Sandy Kucinsky Myra and Barry Riskedal Mr. and Mrs. John G. LeDonne Jeffrey A. Coros OVERTURE Nick and Jane Dempsey Martha and Matthew Robb Richard J. Love Beverly Z. Esser ($100 - $249) Gus Rousonelo Mary Beth McCarthy James and Deborah Godo Lyle E. Allison Rebecca S. Satterfield Jean McFarren Troy and Sharlene Hammond Nancy A. and Brent Bandusky James and Maureen Sault Alexander Mersman Christine D. and William G. Jeffries Joni Wiltz-Berkley and Ross P. Berkley Carol Sawka Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Miller Jerald and Charlotte Johnson Linnea Bonenberger Shirley Montalbo Schaffer Cynthia Milota Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Kovener Kristina L. Bonn Bethany and Georgine Schick Franklin Moore Paul and Sue Loscheider Boychen Bradshaw and Kelly Fronsee Patricia Schultz Penelope Parrish Brian and Mary Jean Lynch Dennis P. and Mary A. Brown Diana B. Schwarze Bev Patterson-Frier Dr. Greg Lynch and Ms. Megan Lynch Dr. and Mrs. Rogene A. Buchholz Jim and Diane Sheehan Douglas Pawlik Naperville Chorus James and Linda Burner Tom Siebers Valerie Pearson John V. Pezzullo Bob and Nancy Calderon Rebecca S. Smith Patricia Peck Steve and Sheila Sarovich & Steve and Lynne B. Caldwell Jennifer L. Stecher Roberta Boecker Priz Delores Sarovich Foundation Dick and Dottie Carney Janet and Ernest Templeton Alison and Kenneth Prokopec Rick and Pat Spencer Emilie L. Clark Dr. and Mrs. John Unik Gary W. Rada Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wehrli Mr. and Mrs. Chris Currie Theodore M. Utchen Alicia L. Rafferty Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Williams Terran M. D’Andrea William Vickery Mary and Bill Reynolds Stephen R. Williamson Jerry and Sandi Davis Phyllis P. Warrick Edward M. Rhyne Sr. Wesley E. Diener Annette Wehrli Nancy Rice ENCORE Priscilla M. Earnest Lynn Weinheimer Jerry Ryan ($500 - $999) Mr. and Mrs. William Edson Carmen Giese Woodring Charles Sexton Mr. and Mrs. W. Brand Bobosky Ron and Kandi Gasperini Carol J. Seiwell Maureen C. Gennari Michael Gray AUDIENCE Avery A. Sipla Paul and Deborah Hellermann Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Gustafson ($25 - $99) Mr. and Mrs. David R. Sperry Julie A. Lagodney Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Hannan Ashley L. Bartel Karen M. Sprague Richard J. and Lisa A. McDonald Shirley Hofmann Timothy B. Benoit John Stapleton Gary and Berneil Mroz Celeste Jacklin Juanita J. Bomstein Dolores Stauss Rose M. and Daniel J. Owens Robert Jelinski Eve W. Bowman Amy Tackett Mr. Peter T. Sipla Jill M. Johnson Jane A. Brennan Michelle Trager Mr. and Mrs. Joel Johnson Gregory B. Burks Lisa Vancina PERFORMANCE Garth and Susan Kennedy Lisa K. Butler Cathy Vekkos ($250 - $499) Richard and Cherie Kraft Melanie A. Campillo Zita Wheeler Dann Chamberlin Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Lamont Prudence Cole Daryl Whipple Richard and Janet Coffey Daphne C. Lee Erica Coppolino Karen Worst Michelle L. Conradt Bob and Miriam Lehman Michael J. Davis Stephen Wright Mr. and Mrs. Ray Denson Greta Macias Bradly M. Donati Loretta A. Zilis We apologize if we have inadvertently made an error concerning your gift. Please contact the box office at 630-637-7469 so we can correct our records. APRIL 2016 EVENT PRICE April 1 An Evening with Jazz Vocalist Janice Borla $20, $15 April 1 The Temptations $75, $65, $55 April 3 Theatreworks USA “Alexander, Who's Not...Going to Move” $12, $6 April 9 David Sanborn $60, $50 April 10 Marianne Murphy Orland “Pet Project” $35, $30 April 16 Kansas $75, $65, $50 April 21, 22, 23, 24 “Late, A Cowboy Song” $10, $8 April 28 Chamber Singers “Metamorphosis” $5, $3 April 29 Moscow Festival Ballet “The Sleeping Beauty” $40, $30, $25 MAY 2016 EVENT PRICE May 5, 6, 7 “God of Carnage” $5, $3 May 6, 7 DuPage Symphony Orchestra “Opera Gala” with Naperville Chorus $37.50 - $14.50 May 13 An Evening with Jazz Vibraphonist Brad Stirtz $20, $15 May 14 Rodney Atkins $85, $75, $65 May 15 Joan Curto “Joan Curto Sings Cole Porter, From Major to Minor” $35, $30 May 15 Women’s Chorale “Finale!” Concert $5, $3 May 19, 20, 21, 22 “Machinal” $10, $8 May 21 Chicago Sinfonietta “Cosmic Convergence” $60, $48, $10 May 23 Concert Winds Final Spring and Alumni Concert $5, $3 May 24 Cardinal Chorus Spring Concert $5, $3 May 25 The Spring Great Evening of Jazz $5, $3 May 26 Concert Choir Graduation Concert $5, $3 Artisits, dates, times, prices and locations are subject to change North Central College performance JAZZ SERIES J AN EVENING WITH JAZZ VOCALIST Janice Borla April 1, 8 p.m.
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