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Lancaster Performing Arts Center Enrich Your Quality of Life! Lancaster Performing Arts Center 2011//2012 Enrich your quality of life! Circle of Honor Donors The City of Lancaster and the Lancaster Performing Arts Center Foundation would like to extend special recognition to the businesses and individuals who are committed members of the Circle of Honor. The contributions of these donors have enhanced the theatre experience and quality of life for all patrons. From the Mayor of Lancaster Antelope Valley Escrow Co. John & Barbara Blancett Dave Anderson & Janet Lancaster Economic Antelope Valley Trust Eliopulos-Anderson Development Corporation The City of Lancaster has navigated the turbulent waters of a The Boeing Company Deed Services, Inc. struggling economy and, in the process, continued to advance Dr. & Mrs. Richard C. Elton Lancaster Honda Nellie & Lou Bozigian the Arts in the Antelope Valley. We have grown and flourished Antelope Valley Excellence in Service Cathy & Jay Clark Essex House Hotel as a community with deep-seeded respect for our history and Healthcare Systems Clutter Family our culture. This is evidenced by the multitude of performances Carol & Terry O’Connor Lancaster-Palmdale Antelope Valley Land Lockheed Martin drawing crowds to the Antelope Valley’s entertainment Mecca, Clear Channel Radio Ora & Gordon Harrison Ben Sayani the Lancaster Performing Arts Center (LPAC). Our City is Antelope Valley Max & Betty Lou Nash Marco & Sandra Johnson committed to further enhance the livability and quality of the Michael D. Antonovich, Edison International University of Southern California Edison community by providing a level of arts and entertainment which Los Angeles County Supervisor engages, uplifts and inspires us all. Antelope Valley Andrew J. & Rula Eliopulos Wells Fargo Bank Philip & Christina Arklin Georgia Eliopulos Lancaster Community Cultivation of the arts is an essential element in the vibrancy Antelope Valley Hospital of our community, one which is key to residents from all walks Rubbish Company of life. As such, the arts must be vehemently supported and sustained. The City of Lancaster is working hand-in-hand with the LPAC Foundation as an unyielding cohesive force driven to expose the Valley’s youth to the performing arts. Thousands of youth are impacted annually through the Arts for Youth Program, which provides for scholarships, bus funds, school shows, and various outreach projects that make reaching our City’s most precious citizens possible. I am deeply appreciative of all the efforts and contributions of our patrons, sponsors, Foundation members, and staff, which enable us to continue to flourish as a progressive City centered on the betterment of lives through the appreciation of the Arts. I especially wish to thank Ralph Bozigian, Lou Bozigian and Scott Ehrlich for their tireless dedication to the Arts in the City of Lancaster. Sincerely, Art engages uplifts R. Rex Parris, Mayor and inspires 2 | LPAC | LETTER FROM THE MAYOR us all … Antelope Valley Escrow Co. John & Barbara Blancett Dave Anderson & Janet Lancaster Economic From the LPAC Foundation President Antelope Valley Trust Eliopulos-Anderson Development Corporation The Boeing Company Supporting the Arts in our community is a rewarding endeavor. Deed Services, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Richard C. Elton Lancaster Honda One of the Foundation’s priorities has been to focus attention on Nellie & Lou Bozigian Antelope Valley Excellence in Service bringing the experience and enrichment of the performing arts Cathy & Jay Clark Essex House Hotel Healthcare Systems Clutter Family to students across the Antelope Valley. It is through the generous Carol & Terry O’Connor Lancaster-Palmdale support of the community that enables us to continue in our Antelope Valley Land Lockheed Martin Clear Channel Radio Ora & Gordon Harrison efforts, providing for opportunities such as: school performances, Ben Sayani Antelope Valley Max & Betty Lou Nash ticket scholarships for students, outreaches (artists in schools), Marco & Sandra Johnson Michael D. Antonovich, workshops and now transportation assistance. With school Edison International University of Southern California Edison Los Angeles County Supervisor budgets being widely cut, the LPAC Foundation was pleased to Antelope Valley announce the addition of bus funding assistance to area schools Andrew J. & Rula Eliopulos Wells Fargo Bank Philip & Christina Arklin this past year. Georgia Eliopulos Lancaster Community Antelope Valley Hospital Rubbish Company In addition to supporting LPAC’s Arts for Youth program, the Lancaster Performing Arts Center Foundation has provided over two million dollars in equipment, facility upgrades and programming enhancements since the Center’s grand opening. Please consider becoming one of our partners, or reaffirm your commitment to supporting the arts in our community, by requesting additional information or contributing today. Regards, Louis V. “Lou” Bozigian, President R. Steven Derryberry, First Vice President Art engages John Porter, Ed.D., Second Vice President Timothy W. Doerfler, Treasurer uplifts Berna Mayer, Secretary Inpamani S. Arul M.D., Director and Patricia Fregoso-Cox, Director inspires Marco Johnson, Director Mark E. Thompson, Director us all … LETTER FROM THE FOUNDATION PRESIDENT | LPAC | 3 education through the arts The Arts for Youth program is committed to providing the best opportunities for students of all ages to experience and appreciate the performing arts, while also enhancing their current education. We present culturally intensive educational shows and workshops for K-12 that meet the California Content Standards and open the classroom to the creative and imaginative process. The Lancaster Performing Arts Center Foundation, in partnership with the community, provides funding support for the Arts for Youth program. The Foundation is committed to providing a fulfilling and meaningful opportunity to enrich and expand the lives of as many local young people and their families as funding allows. To learn more about supporting the Arts for Youth Program, contact the Lancaster Performing Arts Center Foundation at (661) 723-6082 or visit www.LPAC.org Mufaro’s Beautiful Daughters, Are You My Mother? African Tale Peter & the Wolf Zorro 4 | LPAC | ARTS FOR YOUTH Antelope Valley Community Concerts Association The Antelope Valley Community Concerts Association is a local non-profit group that has for 64 years brought world-class concerts to our valley for a very low price. Admission to all four concerts is purchased by one low membership fee of $60 for adults and $20 for youth, 18 and older. Chris Burton Jácome Flamenco Ensemble Friday, October 21 @ 8:00 PM Showcasing the fantastic artistry of flamenco in a magical collaboration commanded by the guitar wizardry of Chris Burton Jácome and enhanced by a vocalist, three flamenco dancers, a bassist and percussionist. Intersection Thursday, January 26 @ 8:00 PM A classical trio — violin, cello and piano — on a spell-binding journey of repertoire from all parts of the music world. Torsten-Juule-Borre Monday, February 13 @ 8:00 PM This brilliant pianist distills the language of music into powerful, unforgettable performances! All-American Boys Chorus Sunday, April 15 @ 3:00 PM 32-voice ensemble, whose members range from 9 to 14 years old, will present audience favorites from America’s musical history. Intersection Torsten-Juule-Borre All-American Boys Zorro Membership only – These performances may not be added to the LPAC season packages. COMMUNITY CONCERTS | LPAC | 5 David Hidalgo & Louie Perez of Los Lobos: Stories and Songs rock, bach & bohemian Friday, January 20, 2012 @ 8 PM Orchestra $29 / Balcony $19 dynamic David Hidalgo and Louie Perez, the principal songwriters of the legendary roots/rock band Los Lobos, will be presenting a special night of intimate acoustic music and priceless tales that will shine a light on the creative process of their songwriting. For over thirty five years, Hidalgo and Perez have been creating songs that have made Los Lobos one of the most innovative and critically acclaimed groups in the world. In this very special performance, Hidalgo and Perez offer a departure from the larger scale Los Lobos shows and focus on the songs and the process of their creation. After experiencing a set of their most memorable tunes, Hidalgo and Perez will return to the stage, for what will prove to be an entertaining and thought provoking discussion with the audience. Get ready for an evening of amazing music and an opportunity to be a part of a lively conversation with two of music’s finest songwriters. latinplayboys.org Bond Sunday, February 5 @ 3 PM Orchestra $29 / Balcony $19 THE ORIGINAL ELECTRIC STRING QUARTET. These women aren’t mere eye candy, they’re redefining classical music as we know it. Consisting of four classically trained musicians, Bond performs on electric violins, viola and cello. But don’t expect to find Bond playing in the background of a stuffy reception—these women take center stage and are entrancing performers, grabbing the full attention of the audience, men and women alike. With the flair, good looks and attitude of a rock band and music that could easily play in dance clubs from London to Ibiza, Bond is a group that breaks boundaries. bondmusic.net 6 | LPAC | ROCK rock, bach & bohemian One Night of Queen Friday, February 24 @ 8 PM Orchestra $55 / Balcony $45 One Night of Queen formed in 2000 after Gary Mullen won ITV’s dynamic “Stars in Their Eyes” grand finale with a record poll of 864,838 votes, along with his band, “The Works.” Gary delivers
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