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•3rdFTB1713p_0009.indd Prnt 2013-2014 TPAC.indd 1 12 7/10/133/12/14 9:50 9:24 AM AM Welcome to the Tennessee Performing ArTs CenTer by Kathleen W. O’Brien TPAC President and Chief Executive Officer

I hope you enjoy your time here today, taking away a great memory and a good story to share with others. We love to hear from audience members, teachers, children, artists, and others who are impacted by their experience with TPAC.

What’s your story? How has TPAC impacted you over the years? Have you been swept away by what you’ve seen on stage? I invite you to share your experiences with us as we begin to collect and document stories in a new way. We are planning to launch a series — which will include short videos — to put faces on the diverse voices of TPAC.

Some of my favorite stories are told by educators and teaching artists, who see how our educational programs transform children. Just recently, one shared a success story about a boy with autism whose classroom response and interaction dramatically increased through arts activities. Especially with the changes in Tennessee

education standards, we’re thrilled to hear how TPAC Education is Mimosa Arts Photos by making a difference to teachers who are integrating subjects across curriculum with our methods of hands-on, project-based learning.

We also love stories about the impact of seeds sown in childhood. In 1983, Lattie Brown, a high school student, attended The Glass Menagerie, the very first TPAC Education performance. After working professionally as an actress, she now manages TPAC’s The Country Music Association program for pre-school children, where her many accomplishments (CMA) Foundation has awarded have included producing the album Give Yourself A High Five, an $18,000 grant to Disney recipient of an esteemed Gold Award from Parents’ Choice. (See Musicals in Schools TPAC – the next page for more exciting news about our pre-school Nashville, adding the program program). Lattie is only one of many from the first generation of to its generous support for TPAC Education programs who have gone on to impact the quality Metro Nashville Public Schools. of life, learning, and art in our state. Recent gifts to TPAC Education, Then, there are Tricia and Chris Casa Santa. They met through a Metro Schools, The Country Music singles group TPAC once sponsored, getting people together for Hall of Fame and Museum, and the food, drink, and a Broadway show. “We happened to meet and W.O. Smith School of Music bring the rest is history. We’ve been married for 17 years,” said Chris, CMA support for its “Keep the who shares many fond memories of TPAC experiences with Tricia. Music Playing” campaign to more They especially appreciated titles like Miss Saigon, The Color than $8.9 million over recent years. Purple, and Twelve Angry Men for the insights they lent into “CMA is extremely proud to provide American history and culture. music education opportunities “At other times, a play is inspiring because it opens up your eyes in Metro Schools on behalf of to a situation you are in or will be facing some day,” he said, our artist community. A thriving referencing On Golden Pond and Tuesdays with Morrie. The music education program is an Casa Santas also have a history of giving back to TPAC, serving investment in the future and as volunteers and long time Applause Society donors. In doing so, provides important motivation to they are “paying it forward” to today’s children. keep children engaged and in school,” said Sarah Trahern, So what’s your story? Send us an e-mail to [email protected]. CMA chief executive officer. We hope to hear from you soon. Continued on page 16

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•3rd Prnt 2013-2014 TPAC.indd 13 3/12/14 9:24 AM TPAC eduCATion in The Children learn through discovery — touching, Professional performers, trained as teaching artists, moving, exploring, asking questions. Active and bring their talents in dance, puppetry, music, eager to learn, they use all of their senses to absorb storytelling and theatre into the classroom to information and make sense of the world around energize learning. They work side-by-side with Head them. They are natural artists who love music, Start educators to target curriculum goals. stories, dance, and talks with puppet friends. Children experience performing arts activities that The arts are thus natural links to the building blocks captivate their imaginations, advance their skills, and for young children in every subject and skill area, expand their knowledge. including science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), along with social relations, Educators find new tools to engage their students, motivation to learn, problem-solving, confidence, enhance instruction, and encourage whole literacy, and more. child development.

That’s how TPAC Education’s program in Metro Nashville TPAC’s early childhood program, Nashville Wolf Trap, Head Start Centers is making a profound difference is an affiliate of the internationally respected Wolf and a powerful impact. Trap Institute for Early Learning Through the Arts.

exCellenCe for Children The Wolf Trap Institute for Early Learning Through the Arts previously received research results that documented significant gains in the six categories contained in a standardized assessment tool. The study followed pre-school children whose classes and teachers participated in classroom residencies with a Wolf Trap professional Teaching Artist (in blue) and control groups which did not participate in Wolf Trap.

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This study was supported through major funding from the U.S. Department of Education. Douglas Klayman, Ph.D., evaluator. Children were assessed before and after Wolf Trap’s Fairfax Pages program implementation using the standardized, national validated Child Observation Record (COR), an observational assessment tool designed by High/Scope Educational Research Foundation and implemented in Fairfax County public schools and early childhood programs administered by the Office for Children. Using data from the COR assessment, the graph above illustrates the comparison of students in the Pages program and those who did not participate.

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•3rd Prnt 2013-2014 TPAC.indd 14 3/12/14 9:24 AM Pre-sCh o o l C lAssroom The Institute was created by Wolf Trap Foundation for Early Childhood STEM Learning Through the Arts the Performing Arts (WolfTrap.org) in 1981 to provide (Early STEM/Arts) specifically focuses on math learning arts-integrated teaching strategies to early childhood as the foundation for all STEM skills development. educators and direct services to children. The following According to a study by Northwestern University, year, the TPAC Education program in Metro Nashville math skills are the strongest predictor of later school Head Start Centers began as its first national affiliate. achievement. In early childhood, math content areas include counting, recognizing numerals, patterns and Now, Wolf Trap is on the cutting edge of two national shapes, spatial awareness, measurement, comparisons, priorities: STEM learning and early childhood education. and data collection.

As a proven leader in early childhood learning, Wolf Trap Following a pilot program in Fairfax County, Virginia, was selected for a STEM project of immense proportions, Wolf Trap Teaching Artists are implementing the STEM funded by a grant from the U.S. Department of Education model to improve math learning in pre-school classrooms and corporate partners. nationwide, including Nashville Head Start Centers.

Chris and Tricia Casa Santa

“Theatre is very important for children at a young age — to be exposed to it and to participate. Look at it from the point of how it helps their reading and broadens their educational background. Think about how children learn their ABCs and math tables when they’re put to music as well as the rhyme that teaches how many days are in each month of the year.”

– Chris Casa Santa, quoted in Kathleen O’Brien’s column on page 13, a guidance counselor at Marshall Elementary School at Fort Campbell serious Play. Joyful learning. From pre-school through high school, TPAC Education programs bring history, literature, science, and math to life “Math is truly everywhere on the stage and in classroom at little to no cost for participants. in our lives, in cooking, getting As a non-profit organization, TPAC relies on donor support dressed, figuring out money and to provide arts learning experiences for children and travel time, among many other professional development for their teachers. examples. With the arts, early childhood educators can take geT INvOlveD. Make your gift now at TPAC.Org/Donate math off the printed page and or call Charles Stewart, Vice President for Institutional make it three dimensional so Advancement, at 615-687-4283. young children can feel it and relate to it.”

– Maria Gallagher, M.ED, early childhood specialist with the Fairfax County, Virginia, Office for Children

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•3rd Prnt 2013-2014 TPAC.indd 15 3/12/14 9:24 AM TPAC PArTners with museum on WWi exhibiT Continued from page 13 War Horse, the final offering in the 2013-14 series of HCA/TriStar Health Broadway at TPAC, explores the deep bond between a In 2006, the CMA Artist Relations boy and his horse who are separated by World War I. Committee established the Keep the Music Playing program to Enhance your experience of this incredible show with a visit to an give back to the community on exhibit at TPAC, created in partnership with the Tennessee State behalf of the hundreds of country Museum. The striking display of artifacts, photographs, art, and artists who perform and make video is on the G Level, directly below the main Jackson Lobby. appearances for free at CMA You’ll appreciate stories about Tennessee’s role in World War I Music Festival each year. and a panel on the military history of horses. You’ll be amazed The announcement of the 2013 CMA by the giant panels on the construction and operation of Joey, Music Festival donation was made at a life-size puppet and the central character of War Horse. An a reception prior to the Fifth Annual artistic and mechanical wonder, he becomes a living, breathing, CMA Keep the Music Playing All Stars galloping horse on stage, strong enough to carry a man. Concert at the new CMA Theater Winner of theatre’s highest awards in London and New York, at the Country Music Hall of Fame War Horse is one of the most unique and astonishing Broadway and Museum. The All Stars Concert hits to tour to TPAC. honors exemplary elementary, middle, and high school performance “To experience War Horse onstage is to wonder how these groups selected from the district. puppets manage to etch themselves so deeply into your soul… These horses (young Joey’s puppet-swapping change CMA Awards nominee and EMI to maturity is simply breathtaking) seem to pulse in the very Records Nashville recording artist air — breathing, churning and always teaching us,” wrote Eric Paslay hosted the concert The Chicago Tribune. “See this marvelous, life-affirming play,” and was on hand for the donation said USA Today, among dozens of glowing reviews from announcement. In his remarks, across the United States and the United Kingdom. Paslay noted how musical theatre was an important influence in his childhood along with the teachers “who pushed him out onto the stage of life” through arts experiences.

“This program wouldn’t even exist without the country music artists who make this gift possible,” said Joe Galante, chairman of The CMA Foundation Board of Directors. “With the right tools and instruction from our music educators, we’ve witnessed firsthand the impact of the Keep the Music Playing program on students’ academic success. The results are impressive.”

mark your Calendar: The 2014 CMA Music Festival will be held Thursday through Photos © Brinkhoff/Mögenburg Sunday, June 5-8.

Take Part in the excitement and surprise! 2014-15 HCA/TriStar Health Broadway TPAC Gala, a fun celebration at TPAC Season announcement party of the arts and education ThurSDAy, APrIl 24, 2014 SATurDAy, AuguST 23, 2014 TPAC.Org/SeasonParty TPAC.Org/gala

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•3rd Prnt 2013-2014 TPAC.indd 16 3/12/14 9:24 AM RELEVANT THEATRIcALS, JOHN cOSSETTE PRODUcTIONS, AMERIcAN POP ANTHOLOGY, BROADWAY AcROSS AMERIcA AND JAMES L. NEDERLANDER

PRESENT

BOOK BY COLIN ESCOTT & FLOYD MUTRUX

ORIGINAL CONCEPT AND DIRECTION BY FLOYD MUTRUX

INSPIRED BY ELVIS PRESLEY, JOHNNY CASH, JERRY LEE LEWIS AND CARL PERKINS

FEATURING JAMES BARRY JOHN COUNTRYMAN SCOTT MOREAU CODY RAY SLAUGHTER COREY KAISER KELLY LAMONT PATRICK MORROW AND VINCE NAPPO

SCENIC DESIGN COSTUME DESIGN LIGHTING DESIGN SOUND DESIGN DEREK McLANE JANE GREENWOOD HOWELL BINKLEY KAI HARADA HAIR AND WIG DESIGN CASTING TOUR DIRECTION TOM WATSON TELSEY + COMPANY THE BOOKING GROUP BETHANY KNOX, CSA MARKETING DIRECTOR PRESS AND MARKETING ANNE RIPPEY TYPE A MARKETING PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER PRODUCTION MANAGER GENERAL MANAGEMENT MICHAEL KRUG JUNIPER STREET PRODUcTIONS FORESIGHT THEATRICAL ALLAN WILLIAMS LANE MARSH

MUSICAL ARRANGEMENTS AND SUPERVISION CHUCK MEAD

DIRECTED BY ERIC SCHAEFFER

DEVELOPED AND PRODUCED AT VILLAGE THEATRE, ISSAQUAH, WASHINGTON ROBB HUNT, PRODUCER - STEVE TOMKINS, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR ORIGINALLY PRESENTED BY SEASIDE MUSIC THEATER TIPPIN DAVIDSON, PRODUCER LESTER MALIZIA, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

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James Barry John Countryman Scott Moreau Cody Ray Slaughter

Vince Nappo Corey Kaiser Kelly Lamont Patrick Morrow

Andrew Frace Robby Kipferl Stephanie Lynne Mason

Sean McGibbon David Sonneborn H. Bradley Waters

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Carl Perkins...... JAMES BARRY Johnny Cash...... SCOTT MOREAU Jerry Lee Lewis...... JOHN COUNTRYMAN Elvis Presley...... CODY RAY SLAUGHTER Jay Perkins (Bass Player)...... COREY KAISER Fluke (Drummer)...... PATRICK MORROW Sam Phillips...... VINCE NAPPO Dyanne...... KELLY LAMONT

UNDERSTUDIES Understudies never substitute for the listed players unless a specific announcement is made at the time of the performance. For Jerry Lee Lewis: SEAN McGIBBON For Dyanne: STEPHANIE LYNNE MASON For Johnny Cash, Sam Phillips: ANDREW FRACE For Carl Perkins: H. BRADLEY WATERS For Fluke, Jay Perkins: DAVID SONNEBORN For Elvis Presley: ROBBY KIPFERL

Time: Place: December 4, 1956 Sun Records, Memphis

Additional Arrangements by LEVI KREIS

A Tuesday night shortly before Christmas 1956. Four legends — Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, and Elvis Presley — gathered at the Sun Records studio in Memphis, Tennessee, where they’d launched their careers. Word soon leaked out of an impromptu jam session. A newspaper man who was there wrote, “This quartet could sell a million.” Soon, they were dubbed the Million Dollar Quartet. This was their only performance, a cultural flash- point that caught rock ‘n’ roll at the moment of creation. Sun Records owner Sam Phillips discovered and produced the Million Dollar Quartet. That’s why he, together with Presley and Lewis, were among the Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame’s charter inductees. Perkins and Cash soon joined them. Unlike other producers at that time, Phillips took an active role in recording, encouraging and coaxing his young, untested artists to reach deep within themselves. He began by recording blues singers like B.B. King and Ike Turner. Later on, he was the first to sign Roy Orbison and Charlie Rich. In his rudimentary, one-room studio, Phillips looked for innovation, not imitation. The music he recorded transformed the cultural landscape of the twentieth century, and its reverberations are still felt today.

T he use of any recording device, either audio or video, and the taking of photographs, either with or without flash, is strictly prohibited. Please turn off all electronic devices such as cellular phones, beepers and watches.

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“Blue Suede Shoes”...... COMPANY “Real Wild Child”...... JERRY LEE LEWIS “Matchbox”...... CARL PERKINS “Who Do You Love?”...... CARL PERKINS “Folsom Prison Blues”...... JOHNNY CASH “Fever”...... DYANNE “Memories Are Made of This”...... ELVIS PRESLEY “That’s All Right”...... ELVIS PRESLEY “Brown Eyed Handsome Man”...... COMPANY “Down By the Riverside”...... COMPANY “Sixteen Tons”...... JOHNNY CASH “My Babe”...... CARL PERKINS “Long Tall Sally”...... ELVIS PRESLEY “Peace in the Valley”...... ELVIS PRESLEY “I Walk the Line”...... JOHNNY CASH “I Hear You Knocking”...... DYANNE “Party”...... CARL PERKINS & COMPANY “Great Balls of Fire”...... JERRY LEE LEWIS “Down by the Riverside” (Reprise)...... COMPANY “Hound Dog”...... ELVIS PRESLEY “Riders in the Sky”...... JOHNNY CASH “See You Later Alligator”...... CARL PERKINS “Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On”...... JERRY LEE LEWIS

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J AMES BArrY (Carl Perkins) was last seen in the premier VINCE NAPPO (Sam Phillips) is excited to be back of the new Steven Sater/Duncan Sheik play, Arms On with MDQ. He recently played Vincent on ABC’s drama Fire at the Chester Theatre Co. Credits include original Red Widow. Other credits: Friends With Kids, Killing Broadway cast of Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, & Lincoln, Merchant of Venice, Boeing Boeing. For more work with the Public, Berkshire Theatre Group, The Arden, info: www.vincenappo.com Connecticut Rep, Irish Rep & New Theatre. Love to T & S. CODY RAY SLAUGHTER (Elvis Presley). Cody is a true JOHN COUNTRYMAN (Jerry Lee Lewis). John is thrilled Southern boy from Harrison, Arkansas. Named Elvis Presley to be joining the cast of Million Dollar Quartet. He would Enterprises’ Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist of 2011, Cody like to thank his Mom and family for all of their love and makes his theater debut in a role some say he was born to support. John would also like to thank his wife, Jennice, play, the King of Rock N Roll. www.CodyRaySlaughter.com for being an inspiration in love and in life. DAVID SONNEBORN (u/s Fluke, Jay Perkins). Cincinnati ANDREW FRACE (u/s Johnny Cash, Sam Phillips). MDQ native, longtime NYC musician, and a third year veteran debut! Credits: Jersey Boys Vegas (Joey u/s Frankie, Bob, of the MDQ National Tour. David currently plays drums or Tommy). Tours: Jersey Boys, The Lion King, Willy Wonka. bass in “Western Caravan”, “The San AnTones”, “Savanah Regional: Finding Nemo, How To Succeed, Ragtime. BFA Elon Sky”, “Li’l Mo Trio”, and “The Dime Store Romeos”. Toured University. Thanks family & friends. www.andrewfrace.com nationally in Always, Patsy Cline. Love to Becky. COREY KAISER (Jay Perkins, Bass player). Million Dollar H. BRADLEY WATERS (u/s Carl Perkins) is from the very Quartet (Broadway, Off-Broadway, Regional). Corey digs small town of Deer, Arkansas. He comes from a large musical this gig. He’s appeared on NBC’s Smash, Late Night with family. Brad currently is combining his acting, guitar and Jimmy Fallon, The Late Show with David Letterman, The vocal abilities to understudy the role of Rock and Roll pioneer Today Show and The Macy’s Parade. Yup! Love to Jen! Carl Perkins in the road tour of Million Dollar Quartet. www.coreykaiser.com E RIC SCHAEFFER (Director) is the artistic director/co- ROBBY KIPFERL (u/s Elvis Presley) is excited to be a founder of Signature Theatre, Washington DC, recipient part of the MDQ tour after performing in the Chicago of the 2009 Regional Theatre Tony Award and home to production. Robby was born and raised in the Chicago the American Musical Voices Project, the largest musical area. His love of singing, dancing, and acting started commission program in the country. Broadway: Follies, in middle school. Robby has performed and competed Putting It Together, Glory Days. West End: The Witches of internationally in concert choirs, rock bands, and more. Eastwick, Million Dollar Quartet. Kennedy Center Artistic Director: Sondheim Celebration, Sunday in the Park With KELLY LAMONT (Dyanne) originated the role of Dyanne in the Chicago production of MDQ in 2008. George, Passion, Mame, Follies. Since then, her role has taken her on many adventures COLIN ES OTT (Co-Author). Born in England, Colin Escott throughout the U.S., Canada and Japan with the MDQ lives near Nashville, Tennessee. He is the author of several National Tour. Grateful to be back, Kelly dedicates all books, including Good Rockin’ Tonight: Sun Records and her performances to her mom, her angel in the lights. the Birth of Rock ‘n’ Roll, the first in-depth account of the www.kellylamont.com Sun Records story. He is a consultant to Time Life Music. STEPHANIE LYNNE MASON (u/s Dyanne) is thrilled to FLOYD MUTRUX (Co-Author, original concept and be a part of the MDQ tour after performing in the Vegas direction) worked Second City, Chicago; NY attended production. Off Broadway: inaugural season of new Columbia University; in LA, conceived, wrote, directed off-Broadway company, Marvell Rep. Regional: Hodel in or produced 50 films: American Hot Wax (Best Picture, Fiddler on the Roof, Maria in West Side Story, and Petra in Director), Scarecrow (Best Picture), Urban Cowboy, Night Music. Special thanks to Nancy, Bob, Eric Schaeffer, Untouchables, Up in Smoke, Dick Tracy, with his wife Chuck Mead, Louanne Madorma, cast and family. Birgitte, preparing new film Moon Over Memphis (a rock ‘n’ roll Field of Dreams). SEAN McGIBBON (u/s Jerry Lee Lewis) is overjoyed to join the MDQ cast. Other credits include: The Buddy Holly DEREK McLANE (Scenic Design). Anything Goes, How National Tour, Encores’ On Your Toes, The Great American To Succeed..., Bengal Tiger..., Ragtime, 33 Variations, The Mousical (Dir. Julie Andrews). Thanks to his Texas State Pajama Game, Grease, Threepenny Opera, I Am My friends, and his wonderful family for their support! Own Wife, The Women, Ruined, Lie of the Mind, The Voysey Inheritance, Hurlyburly, Abigail’s Party. 1997 and SCOTT MOREAU (Johnny Cash) is from Maine and received a BFA in Music Theatre from Illinois Wesleyan 2004 Obie Awards; 2004, 2005, 2007 Lucille Lortel University. He is a proud Cash fanatic and Equity Awards; 2011 Drama Desk Award; 2009 Tony Award. member who thanks his parents for their love and HOWELL BINKLEY (Lighting Design). B’way works support. For more info, social media links and to buy his include: A Christmas Story, Jesus Christ Superstar, Cash tribute album visit: www.scottmoreau.com How To Succeed… starring Daniel Radcliffe (2011 Tony nomination), Memphis, West Side Story (2009 Tony PATRICK MORROW (Fluke, Drummer). Patrick has Gypsy with Patti LuPone, In The Heights drummed for Wanda Jackson, Dale Hawkins, Joe Clay, nomination), (2008 Tony nomination), Jersey Boys, Avenue Q, The The Bellfuries, Eddie Clendening, Milwaukee Repertory Full Monty, Parade, How To Succeed... starring Matthew Theater and toured with Little House on the Prairie: The Kiss of The Spider Woman. Proud co- Musical starring TV’s Melissa Gilbert. He also founded Broderick and Weil Street Records. Love to Jenny. founder of and lighting designer for Parsons Dance. 1993 Olivier Award and Canadian Dora Award for Kiss of The

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////page 21 Spider Woman. 2006 Tony Award, Henry Hewes Design company has helped create over 30 Broadway Award and Outer Critics Circle Award for Jersey Boys. productions, over 20 national tours, and numerous Las Vegas productions. Highlights include: Spider-Man, JEANE GRE NWOOD (Costume Design). Over 100 Broadway / Off Broadway credits. Metropolitan Follies, How to Succeed…, Promises Promises, Memphis, Opera, Film and Dance. Awards: Irene Sharaff Lifetime Million Dollar Quartet, Gypsy, Bette Midler at Caesar’s Achievement award, Theatre Hall of Fame, 15 Tony Palace, Xanadu, Company, Grey Gardens, The Producers, as nominations, Lucille Lortel Award, Helen Hayes Award. All Shook Up, Blue Man Group Live at Luxor, Fosse well as many family touring productions including Dora Professor Yale School of Drama. Currently represented The Explorer, Blue’s Clues, and Rugrats. with All’s Well That Ends Well, Shakespeare in the Park. (Press and Marketing) is an KAI HARADA (Sound Design) attended Yale University TYPE A MARKETING before leaving to pursue a career in theatrical sound independent, full-service marketing company specializing design. Associate design credits to Tony Meola include in Broadway and national tours. Current/upcoming A Christmas Carol; The Sound of Music; Disney’s Der projects include Broadway’s The Phantom of the Opera, and Tuck Everlasting and Glöckner von Notre Dame; Kiss Me, Kate; The Man of La Kinky Boots, Les Misérables, the touring productions of The Addams Family, American Mancha; and Wicked. Designs include Two Cities; Under the Bridge; Barbie Live in Fairytopia; She Loves Me (Oregon Idiot, Anything Goes, Flashdance the Musical, Million The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess, and Shakespeare Festival); Million Dollar Quartet (Chicago, Dollar Quartet, . www.typeamktg.com New York); Zorro (Moscow); Hinterm Horizont (Berlin); and I Love Lucy: Live on Stage Follies (Kennedy Center, Broadway). In his spare time, he RELEVANT THEATRICALS (Producer), headed by Gigi Pritzker supervises the sound for Wicked around the world. and Ted Rawlins, develops and produces new work for the stage. Current projects include: Snapshots, a new musical CHUCK MEAD (Musical Arrangements and Supervision). Singer/Songwriter/Producer Chuck came to prominence with book by David Stern and music and lyrics by Stephen The Great Gatsby, on course to open in London as co-founder and front man of the three-time Grammy- Schwartz; next year; and a new musical version of Dennis The Menace. nominated and CMA Award-winning country band BR-549. Chuck first crafted the music arrangements for J OHN COSSETTE PRODUCTIONS (Producer) was MDQ during the original Daytona and Seattle workshop founded by John Cossette whose 30 year career in the productions, supervised the musical performances for its music industry as an innovative producer of large scale 2008 Chicago opening, and created new music material events was legendary. John produced the Grammy’s, for the show’s Broadway and West End productions. the BET awards, the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta and a star studded concert in Central Park. He was deeply TOM WATSON (Hair and Wig Design) is head of the wig and makeup department at the Metropolitan Opera and involved with MusiCares and the EJ Jackson Foundation has designed wigs for more than 50 Broadway productions, which helps to feed the homeless in Los Angeles. Under including The Addams Family, How to Succeed…, and Wicked. the direction of Rita Cossette the company will continue to develop and produce music related entertainment. MICHAEL KRUG (Production Stage Manager) has toured (Producers: Floyd & through over 200 cities in the last ten years. “The world is a AMERICAN POP ANTHOLOGY Birgitte Mutrux). An anthology series of Rock n’ Roll book and those who do not travel read only one page.” Thanks Bios about the people ‘who made the music that to my parents, family and friends for their love and support. changed the culture of our country’. Floyd, along JASON J. CARROLL (Stage Manager). Broadway: In with Colin Escott and Birgitte (choreographer MDQ in My Life, Cabaret, Thou Shalt Not; National Tours: Les Florida), have worked together on the Tony nominated Misérables 25th Anniversary Production, The Phantom Baby It’s You, workshopping Lonesome Town (with of the Opera, The Full Monty, The Producers, Jolson, John Kaye) and Boy From NYC. Hamlet (Shakespeare’s Globe Theater of London); (Producer), is part Regional: Goodspeed, Paper Mill, Tulsa Opera, and B WRoaD AY ACROSS AMERICA of the Key Brand Entertainment family of companies Santa Fe Opera. B. F. A. University of Michigan. which includes Broadway.com and is operated by John TELSEY + COMPANY (Casting). Broadway/Tours: If/ Gore (Owner & CEO). BAA is the foremost presenter of Then, The Bridges of Madison County, All the Way, first-class touring musicals and plays in North America, Motown, Kinky Boots, Newsies, Rock of Ages, Wicked, operating in 40 markets. As a leading Broadway Evita, Porgy and Bess, Sister Act. Off-Broadway: Atlantic, producer, BAA is dedicated to the development and MCC, Signature. Regional: A.R.T., Dallas Theater Center, production of new and diverse theatre. Current/ Goodman, La Jolla, Paper Mill, Signature. Film: Into the upcoming productions include Beautiful, Bullets Over Woods, The Last Five Years, The Odd Life of Timothy Broadway, Million Dollar Quartet, and Pippin. Past Green, Friends with Kids, Margin Call, Sex and the City productions include Hairspray, How to Succeed in 1 & 2. TV: Masters of Sex, The Sound of Music Live!, Business Without Really Trying, Memphis, Promises, Smash, The Big C, commercials. www.telseyandco.com Promises, and The Producers. Broadway.com is the FORESIGHT THEATRICAL (General Manager) is premier theater website for news, exclusive content comprised of partners Alan Wasser, Allan Williams, and ticket sales. For more information please visit Aaron Lustbader and Mark Shacket who oversee and BroadwayAcrossAmerica.com and Broadway.com. supervise The Phantom of the Opera and Kinky Boots on JAMES L. NEDERLANDER (Producer). President of Broadway, and Million Dollar Quartet on tour and in Nederlander Organization, son of James M. Nederlander Chicago & Las Vegas. Upcoming productions include Les (Chairman), third generation of a family known for Misérables, The Velocity of Autumn, and King Kong. owning and operating theatres around the world as well JU NipER STREET PRODUCTIONS (Production as theatrical productions and popular musical attractions. Manager) – Hillary Blanken, Guy Kwan, Ana Rose Currently represented on Broadway with Spider-Man: Greene, Joseph DeLuise. Founded in 1998, the Turn Off the Dark and David Blaine’s upcoming show. page 22 » Support TPAC’s non-profit mission online attpa c.org/donate. \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ TPA C Honors the LIFE of Ted Welch

“ If Ted Welch had lived to be 110 years of age, his passing would still be considered premature. He was a unique human being, distinguishing himself in his every endeavor. I continue to cherish his friendship and the example of responsibility and caring he was in every phase of his life.” – Governor Winfield Dunn

Ted Welch and Tim McGraw received the Applause Award in 2011 at TPAC Gala from Kathleen O’Brien, president and chief executive officer of the Tennessee Performing Arts Center. On left, Ted and his wife Colleen Conway-Welch celebrated his award. Colleen served on TPAC’s board of directors and co-chaired the 25th anniversary Gala in 2005.

Without Ted Welch there may not have been a Tennessee Performing Arts Center. As Martha Rivers Ingram recalls the story of her meeting with him in the early days of the movement to establish TPAC, “Ted Welch, as Commissioner of Finance and Administration, was in the office with Governor Winfield Dunn when Anne Wilson, Annette Eskind and I came calling back in 1972. Anne had arranged the meeting because her husband, Pat Wilson, had been Dunn’s chief fundraiser for his recently successful campaign for Tennessee’s highest office. Both Governor Dunn and Ted Welch were very polite to us – but I know from subsequent conversations they thought we would never follow through because of their requirement that we raise $3.5 million for endowment from the private sector. We raised $5.5 million and they were amazed. To his credit, Ted told the story to us after the TPAC opening.” After that first meeting, Ted continued to diplomatically guide the state funding process. His idea for the private endowment has made an annual contribution to TPAC’s budget for over 33 years. Those who knew Ted, and appreciated his easy-going manner of speech and dry sense of humor, will enjoy this quote from him, a comment he made when presented with the Applause Award, TPAC’s highest honor. “I have not had anyone ever tell me that TPAC was a gross waste. It’s been a wonderful facility, from my perspective… The people of Tennessee are proud of it. We faced some challenges as we went along, but not anything that we could not overcome,” he said. Throughout his life, Ted Welch was a patron and supporter of multiple arts organizations in Nashville and Tennessee. He was well known for his leadership within the Republican Party, including roles as the Finance Chairman for the Presidential Election Campaigns of Ronald Reagan, George Bush, John Connally, Bob Dole, and Howard Baker. An investor in real estate and developer of office buildings, he was Chairman and CEO of Eagle Communications, Inc. from 1993 until he sold the company in 2001. His corporate board seats included First Bank and National Health Investors Corporation. He served as treasurer of the board for the Tennessee Chamber of Commerce and the Arts and Business Council of Greater Nashville, among his other contributions to the community. The TPAC board of directors and staff are grateful to Ted and Colleen for the starring roles they played here and throughout the city and state. They have been enthusiastic supporters, inspirational leaders, and dear friends. With love and admiration, we express sincere sympathy to the Welch family. He will be deeply missed.

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•3rd Prnt 2013-2014 TPAC.indd 32 3/12/14 9:24 AM Sure, we’ve long been known around the country, an informatics for our undergraduate academic and analytics master’s helping IT success. But there’s another group specialists meet head-on real-world of students, already in the workplace, data trends and challenges, or one of looking for a next step in their career. Many more than 25 others offered on nights, of them have found it with a master’s weekends and online. degree from Lipscomb. In fact, our master’s programs have been Last year, close to 1,700 professionals so successful they’ve grown by 685% since chose Lipscomb for an advanced degree— 2005. A large number, indeed. But not all whether an entrepreneurial-driven MBA, that surprising from a university whose a unique biomolecular science master’s growth has always been measured by how that has already attracted students from well it’s mastered its future.

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War Horse T he National Theater 2007. “ Oh, what a night!” My wife and I were in London with the company of Jersey Boys and I asked our cast to recommend some good new shows. Virtually all of them said War Horse, of course! Not an intentional rhyme, but literally what they said in unison and in tune. The recommendation from serious theater people left me intrigued. Now, with my expectations high, the cynic in me expected to be somewhat let down. So, I prepared myself to be gracious in answer to the inevitable question, “Did you like it, mate?” Well, being gracious was not necessary nor was a polite, “Nice bit of theater.” I was absolutely intrigued, infatuated, engrossed, and in love with this show. Intelligent, artistic, and based on a true story, it is one of those shows that transforms you into its world. Life-size puppetry (likened to Disney’s The Lion King), combined with the gracefulness of ballet and a powerful story is what this piece of theater is all about. The artists operating the horses are just that… artists. After ten minutes, they virtually disappear before your eyes but are, in reality, still ever present… amazing stuff. No matter how much I tried to understand how they accomplished this feat, I found myself seeing them as living, breathing horses on that stage. I was told that the operators lived with horses for months to capture their mannerisms and feelings, if you will. The story is a bit heavy and by my count, a “3 tissue” production, but overall, joyous and chilling. I told my wife, Judy, they should have named the horse “Rocky.” I shouldn’t give this away, but for those of you who love horses, it does have a happy ending. As for the macho guys seeing this theater piece, you WILL want to have at least one tissue nearby. Your lady will love you for that… At least mine did. I’m thrilled TPAC decided to bring this work to Nashville… thank you, Kathleen. Enjoy the ride… You’re in for a memorable evening of brilliance.

Bob Gaudio

Bob Gaudio is an American singer, songwriter, musician, and Grammy Award-winning record producer, most closely associated with the rock group, The Four Seasons. Gaudio is a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and was hailed “the quintessential music maker” by the Songwriters Hall of Fame.

War Horse is coming to TPAC June 3-8, 2014. Tickets are on sale now at TPAC.ORG/WarHorse.

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////page 35 Get Your Tickets Now In the heart of Nashville 301 6th Avenue North

D id you know? WMA was the performance home of the Grand Ole Opry (1939-1943) and the Nashville S ymphony (1925-1980). F or 88 years, that legacy has continued. The pop culture in one era becomes a part of WMA’s colorful history in the next.

War Memorial Auditorium Wh atever the dec ade or style of music, hu ndreds of

celebi r ty artists Roy Acuff and the Smoky Mountain Boys h ave performed performing at the Grand Ole Opry at WMA, in cluding:

D avid Bowie as Ziggy Stardust Mutemath T he Eagles T he Avett Brothers Ray Charles L ady Gaga B uddy Guy and Jonny Lang Mumford and Sons Kendrick Lamar Marilyn Manson Mumford and Sons Jason Mraz

Sound Tribe Sector 9 Robert Plant

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WMARocks.com is the official online source for buying tickets to War Memorial Auditorium events. page 36 » For tickets, visit tpac.org/shows or call 615-782-4040. \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ Coming Soon to TPAC B ill Maher JULY 13, 2014 For the last 18 years, Bill Maher has set the boundaries of where funny, political talk can go on American television with his combination of unflinching honesty and big laughs.

Photo by Dan Dion L isa Lampanelli JULY 25-26, 2014 • Four Shows Lisa Lampanelli stars in her new one-woman theatrical show, Fat Girl Interrupted. Hilariously funny and surprisingly touching, Ms. Lampanelli’s first theatrical production will show a side to The Queen of Mean that few would guess exists.

HAPPY TOGETHER TOUR AS UGU T 1, 2014 Hear your favorite songs from The Turtles featuring Flo & Eddie, Chuck Negron formerly of Three Dog Night, Mark Farner formerly of Grand Funk Railroad, Gary Lewis & The Playboys, and Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels.

Jay Leno SETMBEP E R 11, 2014 Late-night host Jay Leno stops at TPAC for live stand-up comedy. Leno hosted The Tonight Show for 21 seasons, and he has never stopped touring on the comedy circuit.

f or a full listing of upcoming events: ta p c.org • 615-782-4040 TPA C Box Office at 505 Deaderick Street TPAC.org is the official online source for buying tickets to TPAC events. Some shows contain mature content.

Go behind the scenes with SPOTlight, TPAC’s new online magazine. T pac.org/S Potlight

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////page 37 Visit TPAC bars to enjoy these specialty beverages for M iLLION Dollar Quartet: “B lUE SuEDE Shoes” Vodka, Blue Curacao, and Sprite “G rEAT BaLLS of Fire” Fireball, apple juice, and a splash of cranberry juice

C hECK out our new Bar and NEW prices! Be sure to visit the beautiful new bar located on the Orchestra Level of Jackson Hall or any of our bars throughout the lobbies!

Voted Best Uniquely Feature Section* *As voted by the Society for Features Journalism’s annual Excellence-in-Features awards Nashville. Find our city’s best arts and entertainment bets, can’t-miss events, artist interviews, society news and all things unique to Middle Tennessee every Sunday inside Portfolio and at Tennessean.com/Portfolio.

Subscribers: Tennessean.com/Register • Non-Subscribers: Tennessean.com/Subscribe page 38 » Sign up for TPAC’s StageLinks e-news at tpac.org/stageLinks. \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ The Tennessee Performing Arts Center Plee as help TPAC to gratefully acknowledges re cycle. 2013-14 P lastic Bottles SPONSORS: P laybills Sustaining Partners: TPAC invites you to take home one playbill for the family and recycle the other. TPA C playbills are online at tpac.org/CenterStage.

Broadway Series Title Sponsor:

Official Sponsors:

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PlayingRecycling containers our for Part plastics and paper also are located along beautiful Deaderick Street, the first certified green street in Tennessee.

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The Tennessee Performing Arts Center is an accessible facility with a variety of services. For more information, see page 60 of this playbill or visit tpac.org.

Million Dollar Quartet matinee, Sunday, May 11, 2014 american sign language: Beth Moss & Forest Sponseller audio description: Julia Cawthon open captioning: Karyn D. Menck, Tennessee Captioning

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ page 39 A work of art unto itself, the N ashville Arts and Entertainment Guide is your ultimate source for exclusive interviews, news, and information about the best entertainment the city has to offer. The perfect-bound annual glossy is a beauty that will be exclusively distributed in the 800 rooms at the new Omni Convention Center Hotel in addition to other select locations. Of course, you’ll want one for your coffee table, too! The brand new edition includes a fun piece that shines a light on the creative process of the artistic leaders of Nashville Ballet, the Nashville Symphony, Nashville Opera, Tennessee Repertory Theatre, and TPAC. Each answers the question “What Inspires You?” with passion, wit, and wisdom. You’ll also enjoy celebrity spotlights from across Nashville’s rich and diverse rich landscape. From the performing arts to the Tennessee Titans, the magazine celebrates the creative spirit of a great city. Get a copy at Barnes & Noble, Hudson News Gift Shops at the airport, Costco, Publix and other finer newsstands in middle Tennessee. The magazine also is distributed by the Nashville Convention and Visitors Bureau and the Tennessee Department of Tourist Development.

Nashville Arts & Entertainment Guide is published by Glover Group Entertainment. For more information about advertising in the performing arts playbills, visit glovergroupentertainment.com or call 615-373-5557. To purchase a copy online, please go to NAEmag.com.

page 40 » Groups save dramatically! Visit tpac.org/groups or call 615-782-4060. \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ You can get great deals on Broadway, concerts, and more!

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T ony Award-winning WAR HORSE gallops into TPAC June 3-8! A heart-warming tale of loyalty and friendship, War Horse tells the story of young Albert and his beloved horse Joey. Based on the beloved novel by Michael Morpurgo, this show of phenomenal inventiveness is playing to packed houses in London and around the world. At its heart are astonishing life-sized puppets that bring to life breathing, galloping, charging horses strong enough for men to ride. Recommended for audiences aged 10 and up.

Bring a group of 10 or more to this moving and imaginative drama. E-Mail [email protected] or call 615-782-4060.

Thank you to MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET audience members who participated in TPAC’s Group Sales programs and purchased tickets by April 22, 2014.

20/20 Research Concierge Association Lifestyle Tours Sharin’ Nashville Tours Abenity Corrections Corporation Linda Tankersley Spring Hill Seniors Anderson Clark of America Lindsey Wilson College STA Travel, ISIC Cardholders Angela Smith Ms. Darenda Shannon Mary Beth Johnson Stanton Tours Austin Peay State University David Campbell Meharry Medical College State Farm Insurance Bank of America Merrill Lynch Deloitte & Touche Motlow State Mr. Thomas Schreiber Bass, Berry, & Sims Fairfield Glade Ladies Club Community College TPAC Education Belmont University Mrs. Faye Evans Nashville Sounds TPAC Friends Bridgestone Americas FiftyForward Martin Center People’s Bank United Coach & Tour Broadcast Music, Inc. First Federal Bank PNC Bank University School of Nashville Caterpillar Financial HCA Healthcare Raymond James Vanderbilt University Cathie Copley Healthways RegionalCare Hospital Partners Mrs. Vicky Terrell Centennial Healthcare Icon in the Gulch Regions Bank Young Professionals Chamber Charlotte Stewart Jackson National Life Insurance RH Factor of Nashville CMT Kraft CPAs Ryman Hospitality Properties

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ page 41 TPA C gratefully acknowledges the following organizations and individuals for gifts and pledges received from April 2013 – April 2014. These gifts support TPAC Education, performing arts programs, and special projects. For more information about donor benefits and sponsorship opportunities, or to notify us of any errors or omissions, please contact TPAC Development at 615-687-4315.

Board of Directors Mary C. Ragland Foundation Buford Lewis Company J. Chase Cole Dr. Kathleen Airhart Ryman Hospitality Properties EBS Foundation Marjorie and Allen Collins C. Dale Allen Foundation The Dorothy Cate and Ronald L. and Brenda J. Corbin Carter Andrews XMi Commercial Real Estate Thomas F. Frist Foundation Kelly Crockett Barbara T. Bovender Ingram Entertainment Inc. Mildred and Richard Darragh John Cody $5,000 – $9,999 Kraft CPAs Alice and Walton Denton Ronald L. Corbin Altria Companies Employee Mastrapasqua Asset Management Marty and Betty Dickens Elizabeth S. Courtney Community Fund Purity Foundation Ashley and David Dill Ansel L. Davis AT&T Roadrunner Limousine Dr. Peggy S. Duke Emanuel J. Eads Baulch Family Foundation Wolf Trap Foundation for Barbara and Emanuel Eads Donna G. Eskind Bridgestone Americas Trust Fund the Performing Arts Wendy and Mark Eddy Rod Essig The Broadway League Wright Travel Agency Billy and Jamie Eskind Leslie Fram Brown-Forman Jane and Richard Eskind Charles J. Hall CapStar Bank $250 - $499 Laurie and Steven Eskind J. Reginald Hill Caterpillar Financial Services Center for Executive Education Shary and Rod Essig Martha R. Ingram Corporation at Belmont University Robert Evans Christine Karbowiak CLARCOR Foundation C-Tech Controls Linda and Miles Ezell Beverly Keel Ida F. Cooney Fund for the Arts Fleet One, LLC Robert Finn and Gary Lingofelter Bill Lynch Corporate Flight Management Law Office of Michael K. Beth Fortune and Debbie Turner Melvin J. Malone Creative Artists Agency Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Fowler Jr. Jim Schmitz Earl Swensson Associates, Inc. Millennium Security Services Dr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Frist Jr. Larry Stessel Ernst & Young LLP Miss Kitty’s Bed and Bath Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ganier III Andrew Tavi Gannett Foundation Revolver Marketing Group David and Rechelle Glidewell Claire Tucker Glover Group Entertainment Cathy and Doug Hall Dr. Philip Wenk Joel C. Gordon and Bernice W. Iundivid al Pat and Wayne Halper Gail Carr Williams Gordon Family Foundation* Contributors Becky and Kent Harrell Uzi Yemin HCA – Caring for the Community as of April 17, 2014 David Haspel Nashville City Club J. Reginald Hill Genov r ment, Nashville Convention and C hairman’s Circle Marci and Stephen Houff Corporate, and Visitors Bureau $10,000 + Rick Isaacson Nashville Predators Foundation Julie and Dale Allen Dr. and Mrs. Brian D. Jackson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jack O. Bovender Jr. Contributors Publix Super Markets Charities Timothy and Stefanie Jakobs The Rechter Family Fund* Anita and Larry Cash as of April 17, 2014 Dr. Philip Jamieson Sargent’s Fine Catering Eva-Lena and John Cody Craig and Mercy Jaramillo $50,000+ Southern Joint Replacement Martha R. Ingram Mrs. Victor S. Johnson Jr. Bank of America Institute John Menefee Mr. and Mrs. Victor S. Johnson III The Community Foundation SunTrust Bank, Nashville Yaara and Uzi Yemin Susan and Bill Joy Waller of Middle Tennessee P rodUCEr’s Circle Ray and Rosemarie Kalil Delta Dental of Tennessee Washington Foundation Jacqueline Kelly HCA Foundation on behalf of Woodmont Investment $5,000 – $9,999 Lee and Glenda Kraft HCA and the TriStar Family Counsel, LLC Mr. and Mrs. David J. Baulch Susan and Greg Lanigan of Hospitals Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Baulch Jr. Michael D. and Kimberly M. Law Metro Nashville Arts Commission $2,500 – $4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Baulch III Sandi and Tom Lawless Nissan North America, Inc. Aladdin Industries Foundation, Inc. Jana and Ansel Davis The Honorable Thomas and Raymond James Athens Distributing Company John and Susan Dobbs Terri Lewis The Tennessean Best Brands, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Eskind George and Cathy Lynch Tennessee Arts Commission Enterprise Holdings Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joel C. Gordon Dr. Spencer Madell Samuel M. Fleming Foundation Tracy Guarino and Joe Calabrace Mr. and Mrs. William $25,000 – $49,999 ForceX, Inc. Chuck Hall Maksymowicz American Airlines Patricia C. & Thomas F. Frist Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Martin Jr. Butler Snow Designated Fund* Theresa and Albert Menefee Sheila and Richard McCarty Dollar General Literacy Foundation The Gibson Foundation Kathleen and Tim O’Brien Mr. Raymond McCay Ingram Charitable Fund* JohnsonPoss L. Glenn Poppleton Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ray Lois Ransom Charitable Trust Minuteman Press Mr. and Mrs. Ben R. Rechter McWherter Monell’s Dining and Catering National Endowment for the Arts Anne and Joseph Russell Robert and Yin Mericle Regions Bank Parking Management Company Judy and Steve Turner Lisa and Timothy Moore Vanderbilt University Powell Building Group Holly Noble Premier Parking / Applause Society Randall Phillips $10,000 – $24,999 Public Square Garage $1,250 – $4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Dale W. Polley Anonymous South Arts Mr. and Mrs. Craig J. Andreen Mary Ellen and Tom Rodgers Adams & Reese LLP Mr. and Mrs. James W. Ayers $1,500 – $2,499 Mark and Carla Rosenthal BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee Melinda and Jeff Balser Dr. Norman Scarborough and The Atticus Trust Classic Party Rentals Mary Bass Ms. Kimberly Hewell Bradford’s Interiors CMA Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Frank H. Boehm Michelle and Jim Schmitz East Ivy Mansion Coca-Cola Bottling Co. William H. Braddy III Dr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Schoettle Ezell Foundation Community Health Systems Ms. Andrea Conte and Elaina and Ronnie Scott Green Door Gourmet Corrections Corporation Gov. Phil Bredesen Charles Selke GroupXcel of America Melvin and Shirley Butler Mark Siedlecki and Erik Broeren Ingram Barge Company Delek U.S. Holdings Gary Bynum Sloan Family Moonshine Hill Inn Dollar General Corporation Mrs. Jim Carell Debbie and Scott Snoyer Nfocus Landis B. Gullett Charitable Andrea Carlton Mr. and Mrs. James R. Stadler Target Lead Annuity Trust Anthony and Diane Carroccia Ronnie Steine and Beverly Keel Ingram Industries Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cartwright Lauren and Andrew Tavi IronHorse Farms $500 - $1,499 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher American Paper & Twine Dianne and Tom True The Memorial Foundation John Casa Santa Claire Whitfield Tucker NovaCopy Charitable Fund Elizabeth and Jerone Cecelic Amerigo Neil and Chris Tyler Mr. and Mrs. William S. Cochran Lyn N. Walker *A fund of the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee page\ 42 » Support TPAC’s non-profit mission online attpa c.org/donate. \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ Lori Ward David F. Burns Colleen and Ted** Welch Dr. and Mrs. E. James Burton Dr. and Mrs. Philip A. Wenk James and Annette Butler Mrs. John Warner White Mrs. Lillian Caldwell and Donald R. Williams and Mr. Joe Caldwell Richard W. Zelek Russ and Penny Campbell Tracy and Aaron Wimsatt Nancy and Charles Cardwell Monte Yocom Michael and Pamela Carter Denise and Victor Zirilli Jeff and Kathy Cartwright Paige, Steve, and Kathryn Cates Dirc e tor’s Circle Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Claverie Sr. $700 – $1,249 Bess Clemons Jason Bradshaw and Bob Deal Mike Clutts Meredith and Scott Burns Jennifer M. Cochran Jane and Bill Coble Jerry and Yvonne Collier Danna Cox Sam and Debbie Collins Robert Eisenstein Joel and Rebecca Cooper Kitty and Pat Emery Virginia Hixon Corbitt Mr. and Mrs. Jere M. Ervin Bob and June Cortner Mr. and Mrs. James A. Fitzgerald Jr. Bob Crants Judy and Tom Foster Mr. and Mrs. James A. Croy Julie Gillen Kevin and Mitzi Curlee Mr. and Mrs. George I. Greenup Jr. Robert and Ruth Darula William (Tinker) Kelly Anna Catherine Davenport Arthur Kirkby Teri S. Devries Diane Kruse George deZevallos Mr. and Mrs. Randolph M. Lagasse Jessica Ditto Timothy Larson Tim and Tiffany Dodge Melvin Malone Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doochin Pete Martinez Christi Dortch Darrell Merryman and John K. Dries Jennifer Wright Catherine M. Duffy Jeffrey Mobley Bill and Linda Duncan Ann and Michael Moore Ernest and Mitzi Dunkley Kent and Alice Ann Nagel Pamela and David Duquette Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Ossoff Stevan and Vicky Ecken Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Pfeffer Laura and Michael Edwards Keith and Deborah Pitts Jason Facio Colby Robbins and Janice Faley Channing Powell Kim Farley and Jennifer McMillan Wonnie L. Short Jenni and Henry Feldhaus Suzanne and Grant Smothers Holly and Andrew Feris Joe N. and Brenda Steakley Matt and Anne-Taylor Fones Brenda Swift Virginia Fontanella Ms. Eleanor Whitworth Jeanne Gavigan Jim and Maureen Wynalek Dr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Geddie Dr. Keith Gilmore Pere rfo m r’s Circle William E. Golab $300 – $699 Dr. Barry W. Goley & Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Adams Grant W. Goodman Linda Albertalli Adam and Ruth Graveno Lainie and Roger Allbee David B. Gray Gay and Laurence Alvarez Don Gray Amy C. Anderson Kate R. W. Grayken Mr. and Mrs. Carter Andrews Tracy and David Greenbaum Dreama Arguello Jane Greenway Pamela Ark Mr. and Mrs. Luke Gregory Chris Ashworth Jamel and Tamara Griffin Colleen and Beth Atwood Cathy Guenther Thomas Avery Donna and John Hagan Angela Bagsby Carolyn and Terry Hamby C. Nelson Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Harbers Louise and Charley Bairnsfather Valerie Hargis Dolores A. 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Debra Berry Walter and Carmen Jones Christine Karbowiak and Susan Schuchard Marianne Bingham Jackie Karr Martin Vanek Sherra M. Schwartau Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Bird Jr. Jim and Beth Kelso Teresa Kersey Pat and Marty Schweinhart Robert H. Bird Stan and Cindy Knott George and Sue Kettle Sharon and William Schweinhart Anita and Michael Blackmer Sandra Koczwara Nicholas Kilen Carol and Alvin Scott Eric and Sue Broder William H. Lassiter Jr. Sarah and Walter Knestrick Ken and Marilyn Scott Martin Brown Mr. and Mrs. Irving Levy Judy and Herb Knopp Mr. and Mrs. John L. Seigenthaler Dawn Bruni Cecilia Little Janet and James Knox Kelly and Kevin Sekuterski Janice Buchanan Walter D. Marianelli Walter Koscienski and Jeanne Sellars COL (ret.) Walter Bussart Dawn and Phil Marshall Christine Foster Brenda Sellers Andrew and Marianne Byrd Ilene and David Marshall Debra and James Kovanda Nita and Mike Shea Beth and F.J. 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Carl George Christie St-John Dana and Bond Oman Michael K. Williamson Althea Gill Dianne and Craig Sussman Jeff and Meghan Owen Vickie and Don Wirth Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Gill Bill Tate Julie Owens Jennifer Wood Mrs. Linda Giltner Anna M. Thornton David and Pamela Palmer Scott Woods Hollie and Toby Gray Edward Tietgens J. Russell and Phyllis Parkes Susan Woods Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Guthrie The Honorable and Brian Patton Cliff and Amy Wright Carl and Connie Haley Mrs. Mike Turner Nancy and Mark Peacock Margaret and Ron Wright Carolyn and Alan Hamlin Susan and Jeff Van Dyke Lauren N. Peck Sharon Yates Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Hart Debbie and John Van Mol John and Kandace Peppers Kelly and Steven Yokley Mark Hartzog Frances Anne Varallo Cindy Perling Bill and Jane Young Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey B. Harwell Jr. Betty J. Vernon Rose and Kip Pierce Mr. Jeffrey Young Dixie Heagy Kimberly Vincent Rodney and Holly Poling William D. 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Accessibility Services at TPAC include parking;Accessibility elevators; Services atwheelchair TPAC include seating; useparking, of aelevators, TPAC wheelchairwheelchair; seating, designated use restrooms;of a TPAC wheelchair,and services designated for hearing restrooms, and visuallyand services impaired for hearing patrons. and visuallyInfrared impaired assisted listeningpatrons. Infrareddevices assisted are available listening at devices no charge at the entrance to each theater. TPAC offers signingare available for hearingat no charge impaired at the entrancepatrons, to and audioeach theater.description TPAC and offers Braille signing programs for hearing for blindimpaired and patrons, visually and audioimpaired description patrons and on theBraille Sunday programs matinee for blind in and the visually HCA/TriStar impaired Broadwaypatrons on theSeries. Sunday The matinee third in theSaturday matineesHCA/TriStar of HealthTennessee Broadway Repertory at TPAC TheatreSeries. playsLarge also print are programs signed. are Large available print for Broadwayprograms areand available TPAC Presents for shows shows. Specialin the accessibilityBroadway, “TPACrequests Presents” and concerns, and excluding Family assistedField Trip series.listening Special headsets, accessibility should be discussed requests in and concerns,advance with excluding the TPAC Houseassisted Manager listening at headsets,615-782-4087. should Reservations be discussed for a wheelchairin advance withshould the be TPAC made House on the Managerday of performance. at 615/782- 4087. Reservations for a TPAC wheelchair shouldRestrooms be made for Jackson on the dayHall areof performance.located one level Restrooms down from for the Andrew 6th Avenue Jackson entrance, Hall in theare th locatedhalls behind one level the seats down in fromthe tier the and 6 balcony, Avenue entrance;and downstairs in the in halls the back behind of the the orchestra seats in level. the tierRestrooms and balcony; for Polk and Theater downstairs are located in the down back ofthe the stairs orchestra to the left level. of the Restrooms entrance to for the Polk Theater are located down the stairs to the leftorchestra of the entrancelevel and onto thethe orchestrabalcony level. level and onAll the electronic balcony devices level. including cell phones, pagers, All watchcellular alarms, phones, cameras, pagers, and recorders watch alarms,should be cameras, turned off priorrecorders to the performance and other or electronicchecked-in withdevices the floor should manager be or turned an usher, off priorwho willto notethe theperformance seating location or of checked-in physicians with the floor manager or an usher, who willand noteothers the who seating expect locationemergency of calls. physicians andCall othersLost and who Found expect at 615-782-4098 emergency tocalls. report Call “Lostan item and you mightFound” have at left 615-782-4098 at TPAC. to report an item which may have been left atIn TPAC. case of an emergency, the number to leave Natural with others Herb is Cough615-782-4000 Drops, (along courtesy ofwith RICOLA performance, USA, theater, Inc., are and available seat location). in the back of Andrew Jackson Hall and in the PolkSmoking Theater is permitted lobby. outside the building. “In Case of An Emergency”, the number to leave with others is 615- ///////782-4000Concerns (along or compliments?with performance attending,e-mail [email protected] theater, and seat location). Smoking is permitted outside of the building.

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FACILITY INFORMATION Location The Ingram Center for Performing Arts is located at the corner of 24th Avenue and Capers Avenue. Late Arrivals Late arrivals will be seated only at times designated by the artists and/or company. Please consult ushers stationed at the entrances of the orchestra level. Discounted Parking Discounted parking for Ingram events is available in the Capers Avenue Garage at the corner of 24th Avenue and Capers Avenue. Please show ticket stubs when exiting. No Smoking There is no smoking allowed in any building on University campus. Restrooms In the Ingram Center, restrooms are located in the rear of the lobby area. Accessibility Wheelchair accessible seating, restroom and radio frequency assistive hearing devices are available in Ingram Hall. Please call 322-2471 at least three days in advance of the performance date to make arrangements for all special needs. Lost and Found Please call University www.passionpartners.org www.herpassionministries.com Security at 322-2745.

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