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Dear Friends and Patrons,

If you only come to the Florida Theatre at night or for a family matinee, you may not know that over 30 times a year, school children from across the Northeast Florida and Southern Georgia region get on big yellow school buses, and come to downtown Jacksonville to see an educational performance that is usually tied to their classroom curriculum. Often, this experience is a student’s first experience in a performing arts venue.

During my seven years at the Florida Theatre I have spoken to many parents whose own first arts experience was on one of these trips in the 80s or 90s, and now they’re bringing their own children to the Florida Theatre.

Many of these programs have been presented by a nonprofit arts organization, Theatreworks, Inc. For 40 years they have been bringing national tours of professional children’s theatre to First Coast school audiences. Renting the Florida Theatre as its primary venue, Theatreworks serves 25,000 to 30,0000 school children per year on theatre trips to see page-to-stage adaptations of classic children’s literature at the Florida Theatre.

Last month, the Florida Theatre and Theatreworks merged, in a strategic alliance of two nonprofit arts organizations. The merger adds arts education to the Florida Theatre’s portfolio; gives Theatreworks access to a robust marketing and development operation; and consolidates the administrative functions and expenses of running Theatreworks into the Florida Theatre operation, allowing the Theatreworks staff to focus on its excellent programming work.

The Theatreworks program will continue as it always has for 40 years, except now under the banner, “Theatreworks, a Florida Theatre Program.” If anything, with abundant opportunities to connect the Florida Theatre’s headlining artists to school audiences, we anticipate that the program will grow.

We welcome the Theatreworks staff to the Florida Theatre, and we thank all of you for your support of the nonprofit Florida Theatre. Every time you buy a ticket and come to a show, you’re not just supporting your own arts and entertainment needs, you’re also supporting a nonprofit organization serving the community in ways you may not even have known about. architecture ◆ engineering ◆ construction For the past 50 years, we have remained committed to helping the community of Jacksonville grow and remain committed to its growth in the future.

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When the Florida Theatre originally hallmark of the Theatre’s schedule, and opened to the public on April 8, 1927, it one of the most memorable occurred in was downtown Jacksonville’s fifteenth, and 1956, when Elvis Presley came to the Florida largest, theatre. Today, it is the last remaining Theatre. Presley, the City of Jacksonville, historic theatre on the north bank of and the Florida Theatre found themselves downtown, listed on the National Register of subjects of a LIFE magazine feature when Historic Places, and the city’s last remaining Juvenile Court Judge Marion Gooding sat example of 1920s fantasy architecture. through the performance to ensure that Presley’s body movements would not The elaborate interior was designed by R.E. become too suggestive. Hall of New York and Jacksonville architect Roy Benjamin. Their design displays many By the late 1970s, however, the Theatre characteristics of the Mediterranean Revival, was only marginally profitable. By May 8, one of the most prominent architectural 1980, when the building closed, martial arts styles associated with Florida’s building movies were the bulk of the schedule. In boom of the 1920s. The architects 1981, with financial support from the State envisioned a Moorish courtyard at night, of Florida, the City of Jacksonville, and resplendent with glittering stars, grand the private sector, the Arts Assembly of balconies, and fountains. The ornate Jacksonville (now the Cultural Council of proscenium arch that frames the stage Greater Jacksonville) acquired the Theatre reaches nearly six stories high, dominating to preserve it for cultural uses. A $4.1 million the auditorium and contributing to the capital campaign resulted in the building’s venue’s excellent acoustics. An open-air roof restoration and renovation. The 1,900-seat garden in the 1920s provided a venue for Theatre reopened on October 1, 1983, with dancing under the stars, and a nursery was a Gala Variety Show featuring Some Like It available for patrons’ young children. The Cole, a Cole Porter review; the Symphony building’s then-modern features included String Quartet; and Grammy Award winning central heating, central air-conditioning and fiddle player Vassar Clements, who closed a central vacuuming system. the evening with “Orange Blossom Special.”

Like many theatres of its day, the Florida On October 1, 1987, the City of Jacksonville Theatre was designed for both stage acquired the building. The Florida Theatre shows and motion pictures and a typical Performing Arts Center, Inc. was founded as program included six elements: a news reel, a nonprofit corporation to manage, program, a comedy short, a cartoon or travelogue, and preserve the building. Thousands of an overture by the band on a moveable performances and millions of audience orchestra pit (still in use today), a live stage members later, the Florida Theatre is still, presentation, and the feature film. Creative “One of the unique assets that makes marketing through the decades included Jacksonville, Jacksonville.” “Screeno,” a bingo game played on the movie screen; “Bank Night,” which gave ticket buyers a chance to win cash prizes; and, in the late 1960s, rocking chairs. Live performances have always been a Historic Images Courtsey of Wayne Wood Collection

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our membership with the Florida Theatre is a critical source of support for our nonprofit. Ticket sales and other earned revenue account for 85% of our operating budget; the remainder is raised through generous contributions from people like you. If you love downtown, the arts, cultural entertainment, historic preservation, orY the Florida Theatre, consider purchasing a membership. Help us maintain the same high standards of excellence you’ve come to appreciate from the Florida Theatre, downtown Jacksonville’s cultural icon since 1927, and your community’s nonprofit since 1987.

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ALL MEMBERS RECEIVE: • Florida Theatre membership card. • Listing in Ovation and Annual Report. • Use of Members Only door on Newnan Street. • Use of the Donor Lounge with a private bar and bathroom access ENSEMBLE annual contribution of $250 to $499 • Ability to purchase 4 tickets during the 4-day presale. Seat locations are not guaranteed. CAMEO ROLE annual contribution of $500 to $999 • Ability to purchase 4 tickets during the 4-day presale. • Seating location given priority over Ensemble members. • Includes one drink ticket per show ticket. • 4 Summer Movie Classics passes. THE MARQUEE SOCIETY The Marquee Society is an elite group of Florida Theatre members whose generous leadership contributions to the Annual Fund enable us to maintain the highest quality in programming, to preserve the theatre for future generations, and to enrich the cultural life of our entire community.

FEATURED ROLE (MARQUEE SOCIETY) annual contribution of $1,000 to $2,499 • Ability to purchase 6 tickets during the 4-day presale. • Seating location given priority over Ensemble and Cameo members. • Includes two drink tickets per show ticket. • 4 Summer Movie Classics passes. • Invitation to the annual Marquee Reception.

LEADING ROLE (MARQUEE SOCIETY) annual contribution of $2,500 to $4,999 • First right of refusal for 2 specific seat locations of your choice for the year. • Ability to purchase an additional 4 tickets during the 4-day presale with seating location guaranteed in the front center sections. • Includes two drink tickets per show ticket. • 4 Summer Movie Classics passes. • Invitation to the annual Marquee Reception

STARRING ROLE (MARQUEE SOCIETY) annual contribution of $5,000 - $9,999 • First right of refusal for 4 specific seat locations of your choice for the year. • Ability to purchase an additional 6 tickets during the 4-day presale with seating location guaranteed in the front center sections. • Includes two drink tickets per show ticket. • 4 Summer Movie Classics passes. • Invitation to the annual Marquee Reception.

DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE (MARQUEE SOCIETY) annual contribution of $10,000+ • First right of refusal for either 2 front row seat locations (only 12 available), or 6 seat locations in another location of your choice. • Ability to purchase an additional 8 tickets during the 4-day presale with seating location guaranteed in the front center sections. • Includes two drink tickets per show ticket. • 4 Summer Movie Classics passes. • Invitation to the annual Marquee Reception.

The Florida Theatre Performing Arts Center, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) private nonprofit organization. All gifts to the Florida Theatre are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. A copy of the Florida Theatre's official registration and financial information may be obtained from the Florida Theatre Administrative Office, 904-355-5661, or from the Florida Division of Consumer Services by calling toll-free 1-800-435-7352 within the state, or by visiting www.800helpfla.com. Registration does not imply endorsement, approval or recommendation by the State. When communicating with the State, refer to Reg. CH3506. The Florida Theatre Performing Arts Center, Inc. tax number is 59-2850579. INSIDE THE OPERATIONS OF THE FLORIDA THEATRE

The Florida Theatre Performing Arts Each year the Theatre hosts between Center, Inc. is a nonprofit corporation 150 and 200 public events, attended by organized under section 501(c)(3) of the between 150,000 and 200,000 people . Internal Revenue Code, and founded in Some of these events are presented by the 1987 for the express purpose of managing, Theatre, either by itself, or in cooperation programming, and preserving the historic with another organization. Other events Florida Theatre on behalf of the City of are presented or produced by outside Jacksonville, which owns the building. organizations renting the Theatre. In the case of a rental production, the Theatre is The 501(c)(3) tax designation indicates that simply a venue for hire, earning a rental fee the corporation’s purpose is to provide and being reimbursed for its other costs. a community service. It can accept tax deductible contributions. All funds In the case of a performance presented generated by the corporation must remain by the Florida Theatre, the Theatre has within the corporation to pay regular determined that presenting a particular operating costs or be reinvested in new program or artist is consistent with its programming or capital improvements. mission. The Theatre takes the financial Any surplus funds cannot be retained by an risk by guaranteeing the performer their individual or other entity. The organization fee and agreeing to cover all other costs holds its assets in trust for the community. of marketing and staging a show. If there is a financial surplus after costs have been There are no owners or shareholders. The covered, the Theatre retains those funds. organization is governed by a volunteer If there is a loss, the Theatre must cover it Board of Directors comprised of civic from other sources. and community leaders who receive no compensation for their efforts. Operations On an annual basis, about 65% of the are conducted by a paid professional staff Theatre’s income is derived from ticket according to the policies and direction sales, 20% from other business operations, established by the Board in the Bylaws and and 15% from fundraising. The Florida Mission Statement of the nonprofit. The Theatre receives support from the City results of the nonprofit’s operations are a of Jacksonville’s Cultural Service Grant matter of public record. Copies of its annual Program, a competitive annual grant filings with the state and federal government program administered by the Cultural are available on request from the Florida Council of Greater Jacksonville and the Theatre itself, from the appropriate Florida Department of State Division of government agency, or from numerous Cultural Affairs. This support is just 4% of the web-based watchdog organizations. theatre’s annual budget. Additional support from our individual and corporate Friends The mission of the Florida Theatre of the Florida Theatre is critical to the Performing Arts Center, Inc., as a nonprofit organization’s success each year. organization, is to enhance the North Florida community's quality of life by providing diverse and memorable arts and entertainment experiences, and by preserving a unique historic Jacksonville landmark. Proud partner of the nonprofit Florida Theatre Remedy is excited to be a corporate partner of the historic, nonprofit Florida Theatre. We applaud their efforts to provide diverse and engaging arts and entertainment experiences to Northeast Florida's workforce and their families. Creating Solutions for Job Seekers & Businesses NORTHEAST FLORIDA LOCATIONS 5834 Normandy Blvd. Jacksonville, FL 32205 Phone: (904) 693-3601 7999 Phillips Highway • Suite 308 Jacksonville, FL 32256 Phone: (904) 425-5360 12961 N. Main Street • Suite 103 Jacksonville, FL 32218 Phone: (904) 512-6360 remedystaffing.com CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS

CORE SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS Promotional/Branding Recognition • Company Logo in Ovation • Company Name in the Annual Report • Logo on the Florida Theatre website’s “Partners Page”

Partner Benefits • Preferred access to purchase tickets during a VIP Pre-Sale • Opportunity to host private Donor Lounge pre-concert event • Invitation to exclusive corporate partner VIP events, up to four times a year • Rent Theatre lobby or private Donor Lounge at a 10% discount • Rent Theatre at a 25% discount • Private access to the Donor Lounge with snacks, a private bar, private restrooms and one complimentary drink per show ticket to be used the night of the show. FLORIDA THEATRE BY THE NUMBERS Annual Budget Growing Audiences 175,000+ $8.5 million Annual performance attendees. As we grow, 65% Ticket Sales so does your access. 20% Other Business 15% Fundraising Social Media Followers Email List 156,000 $14 million annual economic impact Instagram 10,400 417 full-time equivalent jobs Twitter 12,200 $10 million of household Income $754,000 of state government revenue 50,000 Facebook $623,000 of local government revenue Concerts & Cultural Arts 170+ Diverse Performances Ticket buyers hail from 49 that meet the many entertainment interests of 50 states plus countries of residents and tourists alike. We have from around the world! something for everyone and all ages: Georgia National & 9% including children and family friendly International Locations programs 8%

Elsewhere in Florida 12% FOR MORE INFORMATION: Duval County Surrounding First 50% Coast Area GRETCHEN HIRSCH 21% Corporate Development Officer 904.562.5980 [email protected] THANK YOU TO OUR CORPORATE SPONSORS EVENT CALENDAR TICKETS + INFORMATION: 904.355.ARTS & FLORIDATHEATRE.COM

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FIRE NOTICE: ACCESSIBILITY: The exit indicated by a red light and sign nearest Please inform the ticket office of any special to the seat you occupy is the shortest route to the arrangements you may require when purchasing tickets. street. In the event of a fire or other emergency An assistive listening system for the hearing impaired please do not run, WALK TO THAT EXIT. Please follow is available from the House Manager. Large print the directions of the House Staff. If you become programs are available on request. The wheelchair aware of a medical or other emergency, please accessible bathroom is located to the right of the inform the House Staff immediately. Entry Lobby Bar as you face the bar, to the left of the statue La Vergognosa. The Theatre does not have its SMOKING: own parking lot. Disabled permit parking is available There is no smoking anywhere in this historic on the street. building. This includes electronic or “e-cigarettes.” TICKET OFFICE:

FOOD AND BEVERAGE: The ticket office is located on Forsyth Street Food and beverage are permitted inside the Theatre to the right of the lobby entrance as you face the at many events, but help maintain this historic building. It is open Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. building by disposing of your own trash in the lobby and until intermission or one-half hour after the show receptacles. starts at most performances. Cash, check, and most credit and debit cards are accepted. All sales are final. PHOTOGRAPHY AND RECORDING: No refunds or exchanges. Additional service charges Audio, video and photographic recording is permitted at apply. Purchase tickets by phone at 904.355.ARTS most performances, as long as it is for personal use, not (2787) or online from floridatheatre.com. for commercial gain, and the recording is made using personal electronic equipment, such as a smart phone. PARKING: Cameras, video cameras, tablets, and audio equipment The Florida Theatre does not have its own parking are not permitted. Such recording should be made lot, but there are over 1,600 parking spaces within discreetly from your seat. Flash photography and bright one block in any direction of the Florida Theatre. The lights are never permitted. Persons whose activities Yates Building Parking Garage is the preferred and disturb other audience members may be asked to cease recommended parking facility of the Florida Theatre. such activities or be subject to ejection. The theatre is Enter the Yates Garage on East Adams Street. the sole arbiter of what equipment and activities are permissible. The theatre reserves the right to amend this policy at any time, for any performance, for any reason, THEATRE RENTAL: including a complete prohibition of such activities. This historic Theatre is available for rent for performances, fundraisers, corporate events and special occasions. A wide variety of CELL PHONES AND PAGERS: support services are also offered. Please turn your electronic communication devices Visit floridatheatre.com or call the to SILENT during the performance. If you need to administrative office at 904.355.5661. use your device during the performance, please go to the lobby. WEBSITE: Visit our website at floridatheatre.com for coming RESTROOMS: attractions information, online ticket sales, and to Ground floor: restrooms are located to the left of support the Theatre by becoming a Friend of the the entry lobby stairs as you enter the building. On Florida Theatre. Second level: restrooms are located at opposite ends of the Mezzanine Lobby. A wheelchair accessible MAILING LIST & restroom is located to the right of the Entry Lobby Bar in the corridor. Baby changing stations are PRIVACY POLICY: located in the restrooms on the ground floor. Add your name to the Florida Theatre’s email and mailing lists at the Ticket Office, by calling 904.355.5661 or at floridatheatre.com. Name, PUBLIC TELEPHONES: address, phone and email is required of all ticket This Theatre does not have a public purchasers in case of a problem with your order, or in telephone. If you need to make an case a show is cancelled or postponed. Ticket buyers emergency call, please ask an usher are automatically entered on the Theatre’s mail and email lists, and will receive information about for assistance. upcoming performances. An opt-out option is offered, but all information is confidential. The Florida Theatre LOST AND FOUND: does not sell, rent, trade or otherwise allow other Ask for the House Manager during a entities access to its mailing lists. performance, or call the administrative office the next business day at 904.355.5661.

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Legacy Society The Legacy Society acknowledges those supporters of the nonprofit Florida Theatre who have included the institution in their estate planning: Steven Rathel Lesley Roberts

The following donors generously gave between December 1, 2018 - November 30, 2019. Director's Circle $10,000 and above AVL Productions Tracy and Michael Greene Bank of America Irene and Gasper Lazzara Community First Credit Union Elaine and Bob Perrett Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville PNC Arts Alive Florida Division of Cultural Affairs THE PLAYERS The Florida Times-Union Susan and John Ryzewic

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22 | FLORIDATHEATRE.COM | BOX OFFICE: 904.355.2787 Ensemble $150 - $499 Linda and James Abercrombie Willie and Tom Bell Scyles and Paul Bush Harriet and Michael Ables Greg Bendis Jan and Lewis Buzzell Meghan Ache Lorelei Berdy Christina Cahillane Dennis Ackerman Michael Berry Scott Cairns Wendy and Thomas Ackerman Janice Bickel Valerie and Daniel Callahan Leinesa Adams Kathleen and Harry Bishop Alicia and Scott Campbell David Adel James Blackman Debby and Donald Campbell George Albert Liz and Stuart Blackwell Stacey Capps Kristin Alberts and Jacob Brown Victoria and Victor Blackwell Katherine Carithers Brooks Allen Lorrie Blanchfield David Carter Lynette Allen Nancy and Emory Blanton Andrea Cash John Alonso Jeryl and Ken Bodack Debbie and Richard Cassidy Alexa Alvarez Sara and Andrew Boggs Stephanie Castro Jody Ammons William Bolger and Karen Liese Ashley and Nick Causey Ann and Norman Anderson Aggie and David Bolling Lynn Cauthen Cory Anderson NeShaun Borden Cynthia and Steven Chambers Robb Anderson Dana and Todd Bosco Lana and Richard Champion Sidney Ansbacher Harlan Bost Christina and Harold Chapman Stuart Appelbaum Frances Boulos Deborah and Jay Charvat Priya Arjune Giovanna Bourassa Sandra and Mike Chavis Cathy and James Armour Mary Ellen and Raymond Boushie Dana Chirumbolo Tracy Arthur Jill and Mike Bradberry Greg Clack William and Toi Aspinwall Larry Braden Brooke Clark Aliot Asyre Michele Bradford Edmund Clark AT&T Gwendolyn Branch James Clark George Atchly Larry Branz Joann Clark Atkinson Shoe Repair Sara and Mat Brennan Kandice Clark Thomas Aton Heather Bright Dana and James Clarke Kimberly Auburn Lathun Brigman Lolita Clements John Azar BJ Brinck Cindy Cline Karen Babcock Janice and Richard Brock Latiancian Clinton Cara and Scott Baity Lynda Brogdon Michele and Michael Cochran Kurena Baker Kelly Brooks Brooke Cockrell Mary and Aubrey Baker Cheri and Nick Brown Cheri and Douglas Coen Susan and Louis Baker Erica Brown William and Cherrie Cogburn Jisun Ban Jeff Brown Jeremia Cognetta Diana Bankhead Jordan Brown April Coleman John Barley II Robert Brown Cathy Coleman Stephen Barron Sheliah Brown Mary and Rawson Coleman Richard and Carol Barsky Steve Brown Maria Collins Melanie and Keith Bartholomew Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Bruce EB Cologne Toni Basaldu Don Brussell Carmen Colon Lisa and Richard Basye Kacee and Chuck Bryner Jessica Combs Michael Bauer Christine Bullard Janis Compton and Allan Franta Gary Bayard Latonya Bullock Amanda and Michael Conley Laura Elise Beard Stanley Bullock Janet and Tim Constantine Janis and Gene Bebeau Patti and Richard Burge Mr. and Mrs. Clark and Laura Coogan Joe Begley Jolene and Joseph Burke Linda Cooper Sandra Behzadi Nancy and John Burrows Clair Corbett Kile Bell Alicia Burst Nelson Corboy

BOX OFFICE: 904.355.2787 | FLORIDATHEATRE.COM | 23 Ensemble Continued... Nancy and Tim Corrigan Stephany Durham Dana and Jacob Gordon Marty Cothern Tessa Duvall Jenn and Ivan Gordon Brant Cotterman Denise and Darryl Dyal Johnnetta Gordon Michael Coulter Kelly Dyess Zachary Gowen Regina and Steve Crandall Jeffrey Eason Anthony Grado Wendy and Richard Craven MJ Easterling Cherry Gravens Sonya Crist Karen Edwards-Crawford Christie Gray Joseph Crook Brenda and Gary Elliott James Green Diana Crose Frank Emanuel Harvey Greenberg David Csikai Deena Ernst Laura Griffin Sally and Robert Cunningham Thomas Estes Barbara Grissom Ronald Currey Russ Evans Alice Gronert Cathy Curtis Abbott Beth Exline Neil Grossman Joseph Cutajar Jessica and Mark Fallon Lisa and Robert Grubba Theresa and William Dahl Kaye and Tom Fearneyhough Michael Guiliano Dorothy and Dave Dallas Gil Fennell Ms. Shawna Gulsby Jill Dame Nancy Ferdman Jacques Guske David Damiani Kristin Ferguson Sarah Guyton Loren Darden Lee Ferguson Laurie and Roger Haenszel John Darin Erin Fields Shalanda Hall Mike Darragh Elaine Fifield Stephanie Hall Carl Davis Alan Fisher Michael Halloran Diana Davis Aubrie Fisher Jessica Hanson Valeria and Lawrence Davis Joseph Fitzpatrick Abel Harding Donald Dawson Dorothy and George Fletcher Katherine and Bryant Hardwick Donna Dawson-Hernandez Glenn Forhan Robert Harmon Josephine Dearen Larry Fortune Whitney Harper Denise DeCocker Michele Fouts Lisa Harralson Michelle and Jeffrey Deen Mark Fresonke Michael Harrell Florizza Del Pilar Louis Frost Noni and Eddy Harris Sara and Geraldo Del Valle Connie Joe Gandy Joe Hart Shawn Delp Kevin Gannon Stephen Hart Beverly and Mitch Denning Jennifer Gardner Brett Haskell Kimberly and Tim Dennis Lauretta and Clark Gaylord Mac Haskell Frank Denton Deborah and Jeffrey Gerbert Herb Hatch Jacques deRemer Susan and Michael Gibson Bernadette and Allen Hathaway Walter DeReu Kate and John Giffin Scott Hawkins Jean-Ellen and Richard DeSpain Nancy Gilliom Graham Hayes Theresa and Robert Devries GlaxoSmithKline Julie Hayes Neil Dixon Samuel Glaze Gregory Haynes Gloria Dongara Don Glisson Britney Hayward Richard Dostie Monica and Dwayne Godron Joanne and David Heinrich Lawrence Doute Susan and Martin Goetz Kristine Henderson William Dowd Michele and Murray Goff Debra and Michael Henesey Deborah and Marshall Drake Janice and Mark Gold Jessica Heney Margaret and Doug Driver Alisa and Stuart Goldberg Katherine Hicks Barbara and Edward Dunmore Michael Good Mildred and S.F. Highleyman Steven Dupuis Connie and Mark Goode Michael Hill Teresa and John Durden Jennifer Gooding Tracy and Gregory Hilton LaToya Durham Susan and Russell Goodwin Sapphire Hinson

24 | FLORIDATHEATRE.COM | BOX OFFICE: 904.355.2787 Ensemble Continued... Niesha Hinton Wanda Kemp and Troy Thompson Diana Mackoul Mark Hobson Keely and Kevin Kennedy Michael Maddox Meredith Hockaday Tracey and Michael Kenney Frank Mansella Andy Hofheimer Katie and David Kight Gigi Marino Brenda and Steve Holland Stuart Kimmel Sherri and Earl Marks Chelita Holland Pamela Kirby Linda Marlette Gene Hollis Tina and William Kirby Cath and Joey Marra Carol Holmes Ron Kirsner Darby and Kenneth Marsh Kristi Houlberg Stacy Klein Faith Martin Advanced Furniture Solutions Jean and Jon Kline Ms. Candace Martin Becky and Stanton Hudmon Mark Kloker Sheila Martin Nicole Huston Brenda and Richard Knight Ashley and Jeremy Mason Rick Hutcherson Susan Knight Raymond Mason, Jr. Karen and Whit Hyde Janie Knudsen Kimberly and Gary Massar Marilyn and Robert Hyde Mike Kogan Susan Masucci and Katie McCaughan Cathy and Kurt Hyder Andrew Kopp IV Kristin Matthews Elizabeth and Joseph Hyman Keely Kopp Stuart Mattocks Danny Indelicato Karen and William Kyle Dennis McCarthy Timothy Ingram Laura Lake Judy and James McClure Evangelos Mylonas Marcia Lancaster Sherry and Gary McCoy William Inman Bob Laux Cindy McDonald Stephen Ira Ruth Ann and Donald Laye Susan McGrath-Smith Timothy Ish Philip Leary Batey McGraw Anthony Jackson Letitia LeCompte Richard McMullen Dustin Jackson Lori and Robert Ledoux Casey McMullen-Walker Saundra Jackson Carolyn and Matt Leen Bailey Meador Scott Jacobs Tom LeGette Bruce Meger Sean Jagroop Leah and Scott Lehman Kenneth Meierdierks Cynthia and Michael Janssen David Leninger James Mendoza Meagan Jarrell Susan Leisher Kathleen and Timothy Meredith C.J. Jeffries Chresanthe and Joseph Lemieux Carolyn Meyer Kelley and Marc Jenkins Joy and Rudy Leming Sandra and Robert Mielnikowski Kenyana Jenkins Kathy Levine Sherry Millard and Ben Johnston Meredith and Aaron Jespersen Kenny Levine Ashley Miller John Jessup Jennifer Levinson Carol Miller Jennifer and Joseph Johns Halley Lewis Christina Miller Diana Johnson Angie and Wade Lindsey Jeffrey Miller Irina Johnson Jan and Bruce Lipsky Kitty and Richard Miller Jennifer Johnson Nancy Lishen Richard Miller Johnson & Johnson Edward Lombard Sharon and Jeffrey Miller Karen Jones Linda Long Sherry Millington Sandi and Scott Joy Cindy and James Loveland Peter Mimick Joann and Daniel Kaczorowski Geoff Luebkemann Maria Miranda Mark Kaffee Loran and Donna Lueders Denise Mitchell Nancy and Alan Kaminsky Vanessa and John Lukas Linda and James Mitchell Steven Kaufman Dawn Lunt Michael Mitchell Mileah Kay Julie and Brad Lunt Linda Moffit James Keenan Lisa and Christopher Lynch Kevin Monahan Mary and Richard Keene Tracy Ann Lynch Jon Monson, II Steve Kelley Ken Lyons Robbin and Jimmy Mooney

BOX OFFICE: 904.355.2787 | FLORIDATHEATRE.COM | 25 Ensemble Continued... Brandice Moore Kelly Pike Laura and Lou Rutan Sheila Morgan Andrew Pitler Delores and Dwane Ruzicka Charles Morris Lucille and Lamar Pitts Rebecca and Kevin Rymes Lynne Morrow Andrew Pollock Kevyn Salsburg Sally and James Moses Erica and Michael Posluszny Sam Samera Michael Mueller Ted Powell Doreen and Patrick Sams Jordan Muhlbauer John Powers Catherine and Bruce Sanneman Jennifer Murray Lynne and Marc Preminger Analene Santos Rebecca Murtland Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne and Kimela Price Susan and Gary Sass Gina Neal Sue and Ned Price Marge and Tom Savage Cliff Neese Ramona and Roy Prine Martha and Thomas Sawyer Katherine and Anthony Nelson Kathryn and Gregory Pritchard Karen and Michael Sayre Amber Newell Jolie and Jennifer Pryor Elizabeth and Dan Scanlan Braxton Newton Rosanna Psulkowski Thomas Schanze Christine and Romaine Nichols Barbara and Eric Puestow Cindy and Edward Schmitzer Kayla Niznik Gary Pugh Mike Schneider Jeff Norton Stephen Putnam Robert Schvey Sherry and Mark Nusbaum Nancy and Greggory Quick Brenda and Paul Schwend Linda Oberdorfer Annette Quintieri Kim Scott Wayne Oberti Alan Raye Laurie and Dean Scott Fran O'Donnell Rachel Raye Parker and Drew Scott Ken Osborne Denise Reagan Robin and Gregory Scott Scott Peter Osterman, Jr. David Register Vicki and Brent Scott Gail Otero Damien Reichert Craig Seabrooks Roger Otto Dee Reiter Sharon and Jerald Seebol Celia Overend Marcia and Ronald Reynaldos Walter Seeliger Michael Overstreet Perry and Cynthia Reynolds Howard Serkin Mitchell Owens Sharon Hart and Ted Rhoads Brent Seuis Lisa Page Annijane Richardson Andrea and Neenad Shah Adam Palarine George Riley Jessica Shannon Mary Kelli Palka Patrick Riley Ashley Sharmariton Doug Palmer Kathy and Steve Rima Lisa Shepherd Randolph Pappas Matt Rissman James Shiffer Beverly and Jim Parker Leslie and Steve Ritter Kimberly and Raymond Silbar Stacey and Cecil Parker Marsha Roberson Mae Silver Vivien and Robert Parks Madonna and Vern Roberts Sisteria Simmons Helena and Guy Parola Susan Roberts Carolynn and John Sipe Alisha Parris Frances and Matthew Robertson Candy Slate Robin and Les Passa Robert Roeck Abiodu Smart Alyssa Patterson Mallory Rogers Anthony Smith Jennifer Pattillo Priscilla Roland John Smith MaryKay Payne Duane Romanello Lynn and David Smith Virginia and Christopher Peace Jeff Rosen Marcus Smith Ann Peckham Helen Rowan and Paul Halloran Mel and Carl Smith Linda and James Pellot Pete Rowland Peter Smith John Pendergast Rebecca and Scott RuBright Diane and Jeff Smowton Robert Pessaud Gayle Rudman Kim Soffler Jud Peterson JoAnn Rumelhart Janet Sohacki Karen Piccirillo Howdy Russell Kathy and Victor Soler-Sala Joe Pickens Barbara and Dante Russo Michael Solloway

26 | FLORIDATHEATRE.COM | BOX OFFICE: 904.355.2787 Ensemble Continued...

Judi and William Spann James Vivenzio William Youker Veronica Spencer Ray Vogel Mark and Regina Young Barbara and Daniel Spiess Cathy and Jim Voss Sally and Stuart Young Debbie and James Squires Mark Voykovic Elizabeth and Edward Stansel Erika Waddell Jerry Steckloff Keith Wages Tammy and William Stephenson Mary Waggoner Len Stepp Katherine Wagner Seven Stern David Wainscott Frank Stevens David Wakeman Carolyn and Jeffrey Stone Betsey and Philip Walker Nancy Stone Harrell Washington Judith Stoudemire Joseph Watford Kimber Strawbridge John Watson Shannon Sullivan Eric Wayte Kenyon Sutton Lisa Weatherby Karen and Greg Swindell Sharon and Warner Webb Tom Szaroleta Christine Weber Bennett Tavar Susan and Michael Wedner Mary Taylor Susanne Weisman Rile Taylor II Jeffrey Weita Judith Thayer Justin Wentz Katherine Thilges Karen Westall Robert Thomas Cynthia and Jay Westbrook David Thompson, Realtor Re/Max Mr. Scott Westerman Watermarke Kevin Wezniak Amanda Thompson Williams Kathy and Richard White James Thorne William Whitlock Mary Tillo Grant Whittaker Rebecca and David Todd Robert Widdows Mindy and Tom Tolle Patrick Wild Mary and Joel Toomey Pamela Wilkinson Ardit Topi Betty and Greg Williams Kathy Torrence Jesse Williams Lashai Torres Karen and Stephen Williams Marsha and John Toth Samuel Willis Fred Trumpler Rocky L. Wilson Leslie Turner Frances and Wynn Winfrey Robert Turner John Winn Diana and Christopher Twiggs Mary Ann and Chester Witczak Tiffiney Tyson Thomas Wolford Linda Uible Lynda L. Wood and Stephen P. Brakke Andrea and Michael Valdovinos Amanda Woods Nancy and Glenn Vann Robert Woods George Vega Pam Woodsome Thomas Ventresca Diane and Tom Wright Debbie Verges and Steve Landoll Christina and Vincent Wyatt Mary and Michael Vernere Cisaley Wyatt Jeffrey Viau The Wynn Family Theresa Viets Gabriel Yates BOX OFFICE: 904.355.2787 | FLORIDATHEATRE.COM | 27 BOARD AND STAFF Board of Directors Front of House Chairperson Secretary Director of Patron Services...... Amanda Hiatt Tom Bolling P.C. Bryant JSO Liaison...... Barry Stevenson First Vice Chairperson & Chair Elect Treasurer Bar Captains...... Sonia Cardoos, Stephanie Foss, Rena Griffin Leslie Gordon Don Cameron Bartenders: Christina Adams, Amber Brill-Issac, Anthony Davis, Second Vice Chairperson Sarah Doughty, Aaron Gibson-Evans, Amanda Griffin, Devon Inman- Lorraine Rodriguez Rodan, Corey Lattimer, Shannon Moirm, Erin Monroe, Jon Morgan, Board Members Daniel McClain, Cliff Stone, Dawn Stubblefield, Patrick Walden, Michael Greene Guy Parola Troy Spurlin Heather Walton Katherine Hardwick Missy Peters Ed White Barbacks...... Blake Barlow Peter Hargitai Fitzhugh Powell, Jr. Austin Wynn Housekeeping Supervisor...... Florence Prince Peggy Holt Steven Rathel Housekeeping...... Rodney Boss, Tony Boss Chad Labenz Jason Roth Maintenance...... Cliff Stone Vince McCormack Bennie Shaw Ushers Hamilton Neal, CFP Steve Smith The ushers of the Florida Theatre are all volunteers. Honorary Board Members These ushers have worked six or more events in the last year: Dave Henry Irene Lazzara Lesley Roberts Betty Adams, Nancy Baker, Nancy Bates, Ralph Bates, Barbara Bauer, Gary Bauer, Karen Baughman, Tim Baughman, Joann Bennett, Kirsten Bobby Martin Ivan Porter, MD Boerema, Larry Brown, Marilyn Brown, Bob Bryte, Jennifer Buskar, Joy Byers, Ross Byers, Mark Cantor, Sharon Cate, Angela Ceolotto, Eva Professional Staff Chambliss, Lynn Chapman, Gerri Clare, Judith Cooper, Nancy Deaton, Tony Deaton, Michele Debacco, Cate Dobbins, Kathy Donatto, Lawrence Administration Doute, Pat Drosten, Mary Dyal, Kerry Eason, Ahmed Ferguson, Kacie Flagor, President...... Numa Saisselin James Futrell, Chris Girard, Dave Glenn, Mondo Godina, Frank Goldberg, Vice President, Programming...... Kevin Stone Bob Greisbach, Paula Greisbach, Michael Hawkins, Annette Hayes, Brenda Finance Director...... Tracy Warren Hazell, Vivian Hitchcock, Cleo Hoffman, Toni Holmes, Margie Horvath, Vicky Hershkovich, Rusty Ickes, Nancy Jacobson, Greg Johnson, Mary Development Director...... Michelle Adams Jones, Allen Jung, Jolyn Keck, Linda Kelly, Steve Kelly, Diane Landschoot, Marketing Director...... Kathryn Wills Mark Landschoot, Al Lilkendey, Linda Lilkendey, Michelle Lucas, Sandy Corporate Development Officer...... Gretchen Hirsch Mannis, Phillip Markou, John Martin, Susan Maynard, Angel Miessner, Membership Manager...... Meredith Jespersen Carl Miklas, Kristy Miklas, Dennis Mooneyham, Joe Moore, Peggy Morris, Programming Manager...... Cindy Harmon Megan Muprhy, Jacquie Ongayo, William Osborn, Callan Parker, Shirley Programming Manager, Theatreworks...... Jamie Kent Pattinson, Elnora Paulk, Michael Peaks, Patti Peaks, Sophia Pentel, Jenny Petersen, Linda Phillippi, Rochelle Postles, Trudi Puda, Margie Ramsey, Graphic Designer...... Sean Clinkscales Steven Rathel, Becky Raymond, Annette Reddish, Carmel Reed, Elizabeth Development Assistant...... Ashley Mason Reed, James Reed, Dora Rhodes, Oletta Riggs, Pamela Sanderson, Mildred Development Associate...... Elsa Conway Sapp, Willie Sapp, Gail Sarto, Paul Sarto, Linda Seeley, Troy Scarbrough, Accounting Assistant...... Susan Shaw Charlie Schubiger, Nancy Schubiger, Debra Shelton, Denise Sibley,Debbie Accounting Associate...... Linda Burns Smith, Jon Smith, Steven Smith, Kevin Spillane, Jerry Steckloff, Joanna Stachura, Greg Thompson, Fred Van Hees, Sharon Van Hees, Mary Lou Van Social Media Manager...... Shannon Greene Teglingen, Charles Weeden, Dan Weinstock, Terri Wood Production Professional Acknowledgements Technical Director...... Saul Lucio Insurance...... Brown & Brown Audio Supervisor...... Jeremy Moore Accounting...... Carr, Riggs & Ingram, LLC Stage Crew: Nick Ciccarello, Aimee Pink-Crandall, Catering...... Angela Zavakos J.P. McMinamen, Ashley Potter-Loper, Lonnie Rowell, Network Support...... DiscoverTec Merrell Young, Eric Stanfield Networking...... OrangeFiber Ticket Office Security...... S.A.F.E. Management of Florida, LLC Director of Ticketing...... Courtney Lynn Backstage Employees are represented by the Representatives: Anne Lawson, Bernadette Gordon, Sandy International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees- IATSE Local 115. Saul Lucio, Business Agent King, Allie Reasol, Gail Cole, Floretta Green, Joann Grant, Hannah Reichart, Katy Ward, Adam Hill, Miles Para, Lydel The Florida Theatre is a member of the Association of Performing Arts Presenters, the League of Historic American Theatres, the Consortium of Eastern Regional Theatres, Florida Professional Matthews Presenters Consortium, Florida Facility Managers Association, Cultural Fusion, The Combine, International Ticketing Association, Florida Association of Ticketing, the Association of Fundraising Professionals, and the Jax Chamber of Commerce. The Florida Theatre Performing Arts Center, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation.

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PRESENTED BY MAY 16, 2020 Become the New York fashion icon you’ve always wanted to be on Saturday, May 16, 2020 when the historic, nonprofit Florida Theatre is transformed into “90s in the City presented by DEX Imaging.” Brush off your statement handbag and Manolo Blahniks, and get ready to bid on glamourous silent auction items, drink Cosmos, and enjoy sensational entertainment including a 90s dance party. This year there will be two pricing tiers including a seated dinner on the first floor of the Florida Theatre, and passed hors d’oeuvres and food stations on the upper floors. It is sure to be a night no one will ever forget. “90s in the City” is the major benefit for the nonprofit Florida Theatre this year. The night supports the Florida Theatre’s mission as a nonprofit organization to enhance the North Florida community’s quality of life by bringing diverse and memorable arts and entertainment experiences to our community, and by preserving a unique historic Jacksonville landmark. If you attended “80s on Forsyth” last year, or wish you had, you know that we created the PARTY OF THE YEAR.

Define Your Legacy. Help keep Jacksonville’s cultural icon alive today, tomorrow and for generations to come by including a planned gift in your will and estate planning. Planned gifts can be made early, and depending on the structure, may even result in current philanthropic and financial benefits. For more information about making a lasting difference in our community by including the Florida Theatre in your will and estate plans (or to notify us that you have already done so) please contact our Director of Development, Michelle Adams.

Michelle Adams Director of Development P | 904-562-5973 E | [email protected]