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2025-26 SEASON

UPCOMING PERFORMANCES

DEAR FRIENDS OF ARTS BONITA,

As we gear up for the launch of our 2025–2026 Season, the excitement is building at Arts Bonita! We’re delighted to welcome back your favorite artists and performers—and equally thrilled to introduce you to fresh new talent and unforgettable experiences designed to inspire, entertain and engage all interests and ages.

Now is the perfect time to take advantage of the Arts Bonita Flex Pass. Choose the performances you love while enjoying up to 25% savings if you’re a member. It’s flexible, easy and the best way to experience more of what makes our stages shine.

Beyond the spotlight, both of our campuses are buzzing with creativity and growth. Our newly opened Digital Lab is already making waves, with innovative classes in filmmaking, photography, animation, social media strategy and influencer branding. Whether you’re looking to expand your business reach or discover a new artistic outlet, the Digital Lab offers powerful tools to do just that.

We’re also expanding our offerings in dance, theater and film, with exciting new classes for both adults and youth. Our homeschool program, launched last spring, continues to grow—offering a rich and varied curriculum that nurtures creativity and confidence across multiple artistic disciplines.

At our Visual Arts Center, you’ll find hands-on instruction in stone carving, ceramics, glass fusion, drawing and painting—all led by outstanding faculty and open to all levels. Whether you're taking your first steps in the arts or deepening your craft, this is where your creative journey can truly flourish.

This season, we’re proud to celebrate 35 years since Arts Bonita was officially incorporated. It’s a milestone that reflects the power of community support and the passion for the arts that fuels everything we do.

So, we invite you to get involved. Become a member, take advantage of performance and class discounts and help sustain the vibrant cultural life we’ve built together. Or lend your talents by joining one of our committees—whether you’re passionate about education, events, marketing, or outreach, you can make a real difference.

Thank you for being part of the Arts Bonita family. Here’s to our most inspiring season yet!

Warmest Wishes,

Alyona Ushe Executive Director, Arts Bonita

ZACH BARTHOLOMEW

BIRD LIVES!

THE MUSIC OF CHARLIE PARKER

JAZZ

THURSDAY | MAY 7th | 7:30 pm

Celebrate the fire, freedom and fearless innovation of bebop in this high-energy concert that dives deep into the groundbreaking music of Charlie “Bird” Parker. Acclaimed saxophonist Mark Small and awardwinning pianist Dr. Zachary Bartholomew, backed by a top-tier rhythm section, will perform the music of the legendary saxophonist whose lightning-fast lines and daring harmonic ideas redefined jazz.

Small and Bartholomew breathe new life into Parker’s legacy, proving that bebop isn’t just history—it’s still alive, evolving and electrifying audiences today.

DEVON ALLMAN

THE BLUES SUMMIT FEATURING LARRY MCCRAY AND JIMMY HALL BLUES

FRIDAY | MAY 8th | 7:30 pm

in Part by Doris Patrao In Memory of Her Father

A powerhouse gathering of blues legends that promises to electrify the stage. Featuring Devon Allman at the helm, the Summit brings together an all-star lineup: The legendary Jimmy Hall of Wet Willie and Jeff Beck fame, renowned for his fiery harmonica and powerful vocals. Added to this magical evening is blues icon Larry McCray, known for masterful guitar work and heartfelt stories.

Together, this remarkable assembly of artists presents an epic evening that spans the spectrum of blues –from its gritty roots, through its evolution and into its vibrant future. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to experience the raw energy and profound emotion of the Devon Allman Blues Summit, where extraordinary talent meets the timeless magic of blues and soul.

PEACE OF WOODSTOCK A WOODSTOCK TRIBUTE BAND TRIBUTE

SATURDAY | MAY 9th | 7:30 pm

Peace of Woodstock is a tribute to the songs and artist that performed at Woodstock. As of January 1st, 2025 POW have performed over 350 shows!

Peace of Woodstock is a 90 minute show and event paying tribute to Woodstock, the famous three day festival of Peace, Music, Love and Fun, in upstate New York that defined an entire generation! This show will take you on a musical journey from the acoustic opening act of Richie Havens through the closing moments of the festival with the explosive, electric sounds of Jimi Hendrix.

ZACH PERSON

A MIX OF HEAD-BOBBING FUNK RHYTHMS & BLISTERING ROCK ANTHEMS

BLUES

FRIDAY | MAY 15th | 7:30 pm

Presented in Part by Doris Patrao In Memory of Her Father

Zach Person is an electrifying American recording artist and the fresh face of indie rock, renowned for his loud, raw sound and primal connection with fans. Armed with his iconic Gibson SG guitar, Person is redefining modern rock with a blend of high-energy anthems and infectious funk grooves that captivate audiences worldwide. SPIN Magazine heralds him as “bringing volume to the masses,” solidifying his reputation as a powerhouse in the contemporary music scene.

He is emerging as a dynamic talent, winning the prestigious Eddie’s Attic Bi-Annual Shootout—a distinction he shares with music legends like John Mayer and Tyler Childers.

DON JOVI

THE ULTIMATE TRIBUTE TO THE MUSIC OF BON JOVI

TRIBUTE

SATURDAY | MAY 16 th | 7:30 pm

DON JOVI delivers a full-throttle tribute to Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees Bon Jovi, built around the band’s arena-sized songwriting, big choruses and guitar-driven punch that defined a generation of rock radio. The show leans into faithful arrangements, signature tones and the hookheavy setlist that made Bon Jovi one of rock’s best-known live bands.

Fronted by recording artist Don Chaffin, the bands setlists pull from staples including “Livin’ On A Prayer,” “Runaway,” “You Give Love a Bad Name,” “Wanted Dead or Alive,” “I’ll Be There For You,” “It’s My Life,” “Bad Medicine,” “Bed of Roses,” “Blaze of Glory” and more.

TOM BRISCOE

IT’S NOT MANSPLAINING, IT’S OLD MANSPLAINING

COMEDY

SUNDAY | MAY 17th | 7:00 pm

Tom Briscoe’s Dry Bar Comedy special has drawn millions of views, and his comedy albums are heard regularly on SiriusXM. Tom makes his Arts Bonita debut with It’s Not Mansplaining, It’s Old Mansplaining, a clean stand-up comedy show that takes on marriage, family life, aging, and the absurd logic of the generational divide. Drawing from real life with his wife and two grown daughters, Briscoe riffs on bad jobs, empty nesting, travel mishaps, unsolicited advice, and the ongoing humiliation of getting older without much dignity.

A veteran touring comedian, Briscoe has performed in comedy clubs and theaters across the United States and around the world.

IMPROV COMEDY ARTS SHOW

ARTS BONITA IMPROV

A NIGHT OF UNSCRIPTED HILARITY

IMPROV

FRIDAY | MAY 22nd | 7:30 pm

Experience the magic of spontaneous storytelling with BIG (Bonita Improv Group), where every moment is crafted live before your eyes based purely on your suggestions and imagination. BIG creates an inclusive theatrical experience that celebrates the art of collaborative creation, blending seasoned professional performers with emerging talent building their performance credentials while incorporating beloved traditional improv games. Whether you choose to watch from your seat or take the leap onto the stage, you'll witness—and potentially become part of—completely unscripted scenes, characters and stories that will never exist again in quite the same way.

DUANE BETTS & PALMETTO HOTEL 2026 SPRING TOUR

SOUTHERN ROCK

SATURDAY | MAY 30 th | 7:30 pm

Duane Betts ignites and brings an evolution to the Southern rock tradition. With a fiery legacy forged by his father, the legendary Dickey Betts, the second generation musician infuses it with his own soul-stirring blend of blues, raw passion and six-string mastery. Backed by his band, Palmetto Motel, Betts delivers a dynamic live show filled with searing guitar solos, heartfelt storytelling and a mix of classic influences with fresh energy.

Fans can expect a blend of roots rock, blues and some improvisational jamming, creating an electrifying yet deeply authentic experience.

VELVET CURTAIN CONCERT READING

A NEW ORIGINAL MUSICAL BY LOCAL COMPOSER, PLAYWRIGHT & ACTRESS JODIE FOX

THEATRE

SUNDAY | MAY 31st | 1:00 pm

Get exclusive access behind the scenes with Velvet Curtain. This concert presentation offers a first-look experience featuring standout selections from the show’s sharp, character-driven score, performed by eight of the region’s top local artists. Set in the fast-paced, gloriously messy world of backstage theatre, Velvet Curtain delivers laugh-out-loud comedy, genuine heart, and irresistible theatrical mischief, inviting audiences a rare glimpse into the creative process at this exciting stage of development. Be among the first to experience this wonderfully clever show before the curtain officially rises!

THE COLD STARES

NO DEPRESSION HAILED THEIR SOUND AS A "ROOTS ROCKING FIRESTORM"

ROCK

SUNDAY | MAY 31st | 7:00 pm

For almost ten years, The Cold Stares had toured the world relentlessly as a duo, blowing away audiences across the US and Europe with a fierce, blistering live show that belied their bare bones, guitar-and-drums setup. In 2023 the band began embracing a whole new kind of chemistry and launched into their next chapter, adding a third member and channeling the classic power trio sound they grew up on with their explosive acclaimed album, “Voices.”

ZACH BARTHOLOMEW

NOTHING BUT THE BLUES A CELEBRATION OF RHYTHM & RESILIENCE

JAZZ

THURSDAY | JUNE 4th | 7:30 pm

Raw emotion, soulful melodies and deep grooves come together in a concert experience that celebrates one of America’s most enduring musical traditions—the power and legacy of the blues.

Led by acclaimed pianist Dr. Zachary Bartholomew, this performance explores the profound influence the blues has had on jazz, from its early roots in the Mississippi Delta to its electrifying presence in modern improvisation. The program features a rich variety of blues-based jazz works, including music by Horace Silver, Thelonious Monk, Wynton Kelly and Oscar Peterson, as well as Bartholomew’s own original compositions that honor the form while pushing its boundaries.

JOSH ROUSE

AN UNDERSTATED SOUND OF FOLK-POP, SOFT ROCK & CLASSIC SONGWRITING TRADITIONS

SINGER/SONGWRITER

FRIDAY | JUNE 5th | 7:30 pm

Josh Rouse has spent nearly 25 years building one of the most quietly distinguished catalogs in contemporary singer-songwriter music. Since his acclaimed 1998 debut Dressed Up Like Nebraska and breakthrough albums including 1972 and Nashville, he has shaped a body of work defined by melodic craftsmanship & introspective writing.

Fan favorites such as Come Back, Love Vibration, 1972, and Winter in the Hamptons carry the same melodic ease and emotional clarity that have made Rouse such an enduring artist, while newer material adds fresh color to a catalog that continues to evolve. The result is an intimate, richly musical evening led by an artist whose work has earned lasting critical respect, including a Goya Award (Spain’s most prestigious film awards) for Best Original Song.

MAGICAL MYSTERY DOORS

BEATLES • ZEPPELIN • DOORS

CLASSIC ROCK BEYOND THE STANDARD TRIBUTE

TRIBUTE

SUNDAY | JUNE 7th | 7:00 pm

In this flagship show, Magical Mystery Doors brings together three of rock’s most influential bands in a way no one else does. Hits from The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and The Doors are reimagined through mashups and medleys that connect songs across catalogs. Imagine the melody of “Hello, I Love You” set against “Misty Mountain Hop,” or a seamless journey from The Rain Song into Riders On The Storm and Here Comes The Sun. Backed by stunning visuals and lights, the result is a performance that feels both familiar and completely new.

The second production focuses solely on the music of Led Zeppelin, yet with a twist. Zeppelin Reimagined takes the band’s timeless catalog and presents it with bold arrangements, modern visuals, and unexpected turns that amplify the power of the originals.

THE LARAMIE PROJECT ARTS BONITA

ACTORS THEATRE

THEATRE

JUNE 11th — JUNE 14th | 2:00pm & 7:00pm SHOWTIMES

The Laramie Project is a documentary-style play, chronicling the small Wyoming town's reaction to the brutal 1998 murder of Matthew Shepard, using verbatim interviews with community members to examine the impact of the tragic event on the community.

TAJ FARRANT

AUSTRALIAN HIGH-ENERGY ROCK & EXPRESSIVE BLUES PHRASING

BLUES

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FRIDAY | JUNE 12th | MEET & GREET 6:30pm | CONCERT 7:30pm

Taj Farrant is one of the most exciting young guitarists in blues-rock today, already drawing international attention for performances that combine speed, control, and a commanding stage presence. The Australian-born musician first gained international attention through viral performances and has since shared stages with legends including Carlos Santana and Buddy Guy, while appearing at major festivals such as Bluesfest, Telluride Blues & Brews, and Big Blues Bender. His playing bridges rock and blues with a contemporary edge, shaped by influences ranging from AC/DC to Gary Moore, and delivered with a command well beyond his years.

His debut album Chapter One marks a defining step forward, blending original songwriting with dynamic guitar work and a modern blues-rock sensibility. The album debuted at #1 on the iTunes Blues Chart and #2 on the Billboard Blues Chart.

DERRICK DOVE & THE PEACEKEEPERS

AN AWARD-WINNING SOUTHERN-FRIED BLUES ROCK BAND FROM THE SOUTH GEORGIA PINES

BLUES

FRIDAY | JUNE 19th | 7:30 pm

Presented in Part by Doris Patrao In Memory of Her Father

Fronted by acclaimed guitarist, vocalist, and bandleader Derrick Dove, the group blends gritty blues, soulful grooves, classic rock drive, and unmistakable Southern character into a sound that is both powerful and deeply rooted. Their 2026 win as International Blues Challenge Band Champions in Memphis, along with Dove’s Best Guitarist honor, further established them as one of the strongest rising acts on today’s blues-rock circuit.

The band has multiple iTunes blues chart-toppers, including Rough Time and Burn It Down, with standout songs such as “When Did I Get Old,” “Comeback Kinda Love,” “Just Walk Away,” and “Can’t Move On.”

U4ia

CELEBRATING THE MUSIC OF U2

TRIBUTE

FRIDAY | JUNE 26 th | 7:30 pm

Covering four decades of material, the band delivers a set built on the defining elements of U2’s sound—driving rhythms, layered guitars, and soaring vocals—capturing both the precision of the recordings and the energy of their live performances.

The members of U4ia have performed alongside major artists including Aerosmith, Ringo Starr, Sixpence None the Richer, and The Hollywood Vampires, and that level of experience is evident in the execution. Their approach emphasizes tight ensemble playing, dynamic range, and a deep understanding of the material, resulting in a performance that reflects the scope and power of U2’s music across eras.

ZACH BARTHOLOMEW

I’VE GOT RHYTHM: THE MUSIC OF GEORGE GERSHWIN

JAZZ

THURSDAY | JULY 9th | 7:30 pm

A concert dedicated to the timeless music of George Gershwin, a genius whose melodies bridged classical music, jazz and Broadway with effortless charm and sophistication. This captivating performance is led by award-winning pianist Dr. Zachary Bartholomew and features the stunning vocals of Nicole Bartholomew, whose expressive interpretations bring Gershwin’s lyrics and melodies vividly to life. Together with Bartholomew’s jazz trio, they deliver bold arrangements, spirited improvisation and a fresh perspective on beloved classics like “I Got Rhythm,” “Summertime,” “Embraceable You” and “Someone to Watch Over Me.”

SELWYN BRICHWOOD

ELECTRIC SWAMP FUNKIN' BLUES

BLUES

SATURDAY | JULY 11th | 7:30 pm

Presented in Part by Doris Patrao In Memory of Her Father

“Birchwood is one of contemporary blues’ foremost innovators. Funky, Southern-flavored electric blues… infectious rhythms and inventive soloing.” — Blues Music Magazine Award-winning guitarist, lap steel master, vocalist, and songwriter Selwyn Birchwood pushes contemporary blues forward with his self-coined “electric swamp funkin’ blues”—a charged mix of deep blues, psychedelic rock, funk, and Southern soul delivered with raw power and a magnetic stage presence. Gritty vocals ride over fierce guitar and lap steel work, with every song driven by Birchwood’s original writing and a sharp sense of groove. Backed by a band built for momentum, Birchwood’s modern blues hits with bite: sharp riffs, inventive soloing, and rhythms that lock in hard and stay there.

FROZEN THE BROADWAY MUSICAL

THE BROADWAY MUSICAL ARTS BONITA YOUNG ACTORS THEATRE

THEATRE

JULY 11th — JULY 26th | 2:00pm & 7:00pm SHOWTIMES

Based on the hit Disney movie, FROZEN is a musical about Princess Elsa's struggle with her powers and her sister Anna's journey to find her, powered by sisterhood, acceptance, and the meaning of true love.

MARK SANDERS

BROADWAY SUMMER NIGHTS

FEATURING PIANIST PHIL HINTON

CABARET

SATURDAY | JULY 25th | 7:30 pm

Resident Artist Mark Sanders brings his signature style and expressive artistry to acurated selection of Broadway favorites that evoke warmth, romance, and nostalgia. Join Mark and world-renowned pianist Phil Hinton for an unforgettable night where Broadway brilliance meets the magic of summer. Mark grew up in Marion, IL, spent 15 years in NYC and nowmakes Ft. Myers his home. He was seen as Perchik on the Broadway National Tour of Fiddler onthe Roofstarring Theodore Bikel and has become a favorite soloist with the Gulf Coast Symphony in Fort Myers as well as the Naples and Bonita Springs Concert Bands. Regional Credits include:Mamma Mia, Bridges of Madison County, Ragtime,Murder Ballad (CarbonellAward), Next to Normal, The Secret Garden, Music Manstarring Jeff Goldblum, Jesus Christ Superstar and Blood Brothers starring Andrea McArdle. Mark can also be seen on tour with hissolo show, ONE VOICE: The Music of Barry Manilow, for which he wrote and conceived.

KELLY HUNT

OLD-TIME BANJO TRADITIONS WITH SHARP, MODERN SONGWRITING & A CLEAR VOCAL STYLE

AMERICANA

SATURDAY | AUGUST 8th | 7:30 pm

A distinctive voice in contemporary roots music, Kelly Hunt's debut album Even the Sparrow—a finalist for the International Folk Music Awards Album of the Year—drew national attention for its vivid storytelling, melodic strength, and the warm, soulful character of her vintage tenor banjo, helping establish her as an artist with both depth and originality.

Rooted in tradition but never confined by it, Hunt’s music moves fluidly between past and present, balancing Appalachian and folk influences with a distinctly modern perspective. Rolling Stone Country noted her “lilting cadence of a folksinger born somewhere far away, sometime long ago.”

ZACH BARTHOLOMEW

THE ART OF THE TRIO: THE MUSIC OF BILL EVANS, OSCAR PETERSON & MORE!

JAZZ

THURSDAY | AUGUST 13th | 7:30 pm

Discover the magic, nuance and dynamic interplay of one of jazz’s most iconic formats in The Art of the Trio, a concert celebrating the power and poetry of the jazz piano trio. Led by award-winning pianist Dr. Zachary Bartholomew, this performance pays tribute to the legendary trios that defined the genre—from Bill Evans, Oscar Peterson and Ahmad Jamal to Herbie Hancock and Brad Mehldau. With a focus on intricate arrangements, group chemistry and spontaneous creativity, each piece captures the essence of the trio as both a tight ensemble and a vehicle for expressive freedom.

ZACH BARTHOLOMEW

JAMES SUGGS: FOR ALL WE KNOW ALBUM RELEASE

JAZZ

THURSDAY | SEPTEMBER 17th | 7:30 pm

Celebrate the opening of pianist Zach Bartholomew’s fourth season at Arts Bonita with a special collaboration featuring acclaimed trumpeter James Suggs and music from his latest album, For All We Know. Blending jazz standards, New Orleans grooves, blues, and soul, the program captures the spirit of jazz as a living, evolving art form—swinging, soulful, and full of surprise. This one-night event features selections from the album alongside fresh arrangements and original compositions written specifically for this collaboration, offering a unique glimpse into the creative partnership between Bartholomew and Suggs. With a stellar ensemble and soulful vocal features by Allison Nash, this opening concert sets the tone for a season rooted in both tradition and new artistic voices.

YATES McKENDREE BAND

A GRAMMY®-WINNING MULTI-INSTRUMENTALIST

BLUES

SATURDAY | SEPTEMBER 19th | 7:30 pm

Presented in Part by Doris Patrao In Memory of Her Father

Born and raised in Nashville’s legendary Rock House Studio, Yates McKendree is a Grammy ®winning multi-instrumentalist and a true torchbearer of traditional blues. Self-taught from the age of three, Yates honed his craft alongside icons like Delbert McClinton and John Hiatt, earning a Grammy in 2020 for his engineering and musical contributions on Tall, Dark & Handsome.

His soaring debut, Buchanan Lane, hit #1 on blues charts worldwide, earned Blues Music Award® nominations and established him as a critical favorite. Riding that momentum, Yates toured North America and Europe, captivating audiences with his soulful vocals and virtuosic guitar.

MIA

VASSILEV

KEYS ON FIRE! PIANO VIRTUOSO

ECLECTIC

FRIDAY | SEPTEMBER 25th | 7:30 pm

Led by virtuoso pianist Mia Vassilev, this concert showcases a classically trained artist whose career spans major opera houses, symphony halls, and international festivals.

This concert draws from the vibrant sounds of the 1940s through the 1960s, weaving together boogie-woogie, Latin rhythms, early rock and roll, and symphonic pops through original arrangements for piano and ensemble. Joined by musicians on double bass and percussion, the performance unfolds as a full-stage production, pairing intricate musicianship with striking visual energy and rhythmic drive.

ZACH BARTHOLOMEW

NANCY WILSON & CANNONBALL

ADDERLEY: A JAZZ CLASSIC REVISITED

JAZZ

THURSDAY | OCTOBER 15th | 7:30 pm

Step into the warmth and elegance of one of jazz’s most beloved collaborations as pianist Zach Bartholomew brings the music of Nancy Wilson and Cannonball Adderley to life, inspired by their celebrated album Nancy Wilson/Cannonball Adderley. Known for its soulful vocals, blues-inflected phrasing, and effortless swing, this recording continues to resonate with audiences across generations. Featuring vocalist Dr. Argarita Johnson and a dynamic ensemble, this performance highlights the expressive connection between voice and saxophone that defines the album’s signature sound.

THUNDERBEARD

A ZZ TOP TRIBUTE WITH BIG RIFFS, DRIVING GROOVES, & ROCK 'N' ROLL SWAGGER

TRIBUTE

FRIDAY | OCTOBER 16 th | 7:30 pm

ThunderBeard delivers a high-octane tribute packed with big riffs, driving grooves, and the kind of rock-and-roll swagger that made ZZ Top one of America’s most enduring bands.

The band brings the full ZZ Top package to the stage with the grit, swagger, blues-rock drive, and unmistakable attitude that made the Texas trio legendary. With authentic look, sharp musicianship, and all the signature style fans expect, this tribute captures the spirit of ZZ Top with confidence and power.

Covering more than five decades of iconic music, ThunderBeard tears through classics like “La Grange,” “Tush,” and “Sharp Dressed Man,” along with standout cuts that dig into the band’s deep Texas blues roots and hard-hitting rock sound. Every detail, from the fuzzy guitars to the locked-in rhythm and stage presence, is built to echo the energy and edge of a classic ZZ Top performance.

QUINN SULLIVAN

"AN IMPRESSIVE GUITAR PLAYER… A RISING STAR IN THE BLUES WORLD." —

BLUES/ROCK

SATURDAY | OCTOBER 17th | 7:30 pm

NPR

Presented in Part by Doris Patrao In Memory of Her Father

Performing with and mentored by Buddy Guy, Quinn Sullivan first gained attention as a prodigious young guitarist, but it is the depth of artistry he brings to the stage today that defines him. Still only 26, he has matured into a commanding singer, songwriter, and guitarist whose sound draws from blues, rock, and classic influences while feeling entirely his own. Early national television appearances on The Tonight Show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and Conan introduced him to wide audiences, and years of touring, recording, and relentless time on the road have shaped him into a fully realized artist with both technical power and emotional depth.

JASON RICCI & THE BAD KIND

THE MOST ELECTRIFYING HARMONICA PLAYERS ON THE PLANET

BLUES

SATURDAY | OCTOBER 23rd | 7:30 pm

Presented in Part by Doris Patrao In Memory of Her Father

“Jason Ricci has cemented a place” among the great blues harmonica players. — Rock & Blues Muse

A commanding force in modern blues, this band is built around one of the most electrifying harmonica players on the planet. Jason Ricci brings a fearless, high-voltage approach to the instrument— blending deep blues tradition with rock intensity, funk rhythms, and experimental edge. Backed by The Bad Kind, his sound moves from raw, gritty grooves to explosive, full-throttle improvisation, driven by searing harmonica work, powerful vocals, and a band that plays with precision and fire.

CLASSIC SKYNYRD LIVE

A LYNYRD SKYNYRD TRIBUTE

PRESENTED BY SOUTHERN STEEL

TRIBUTE

SATURDAY | OCTOBER 24th | 7:30 pm

Lynyrd Skynyrd helped define Southern rock with a catalog of songs that still commands the stage decades later. Classic Skynyrd Live, performed by Southern Steel, brings that music back with the guitars, grit, and full-throttle sound that made Skynyrd one of the most enduring bands in American rock. Re-creating the power and spirit of those original concerts, Southern Steel delivers the twinguitar drive, piano-fueled swagger, and hard-hitting vocals that turned these songs into classics.

Packed with the band’s most iconic anthems, Classic Skynyrd Live features “Free Bird,” “Sweet Home Alabama,” “Simple Man,” “Gimme Three Steps,” “That Smell,” and more.

FUNNY OLD BROADS

DON’T MISS YOUR CHANCE TO SEE THE FUNNIEST BROADS IN TOWN!

COMEDY

TUESDAY | NOVEMBER 3rd | 7:30 pm

After a sold-out performance, The Funny Old Broads are Back by popular demand for another night of non-stop laughter!

This hilarious trio—Caryn Bark, Pam Peterson, and Jan Slavin—delivers a sharp, sassy blend of standup comedy and musical parodies that celebrate the quirks of everyday life and the joys (and hilarities) of aging. With spot-on timing, razor wit, and just the right amount of irreverence, these seasoned comediennes turn relatable experiences into side-splitting moments. Whether you’re young at heart or just embracing your inner broad, this show will have you laughing, singing, and cheering for more.

FRONTIERS

THE WORLD'S NUMBER ONE TRIBUTE TO JOURNEY

TRIBUTE

FRIDAY | NOVEMBER 6 th | 7:30 pm

Built on meticulous musicianship, dynamic vocals, and a deep understanding of Journey’s sound, Frontiers delivers a full-scale concert that reflects the tone, style, and spirit of an era when these songs dominated radio and arenas alike.

Comprised of five seasoned New York–based musicians, the band recreates Journey’s music with striking precision that defined one of rock’s most enduring catalogs.

The show traces Journey’s evolution from their late-1970s beginnings through their arena-dominating 1980s peak, drawing from the eras of Gregg Rolie, Neal Schon, Steve Perry, and Jonathan Cain.

FIREFALL

A PLATINUM-SELLING CLASSIC ROCK BAND FROM THE 1970s

ROCK

SUNDAY | NOVEMBER 8th | 7:00 pm

Firefall helped define the melodic country-rock sound of the 1970s, blending ringing guitars, rich harmonies, and radio-ready songwriting into a run of enduring hits that includes “You Are the Woman,” “Just Remember I Love You,” “Strange Way,” “Cinderella,” “Headed for a Fall,” and “Staying with It.”

More than 50 years later, Firefall is still led by founder Jock Bartley, carrying forward the band’s unmistakable blend of tight musicianship, polished vocals, and classic songwriting. For audiences who grew up with these records—and for listeners drawn to the golden era of country rock— Firefall remains one of the genre’s most recognizable and enduring names.

MARK SANDERS LET FREEDOM RING: A SALUTE TO VETERANS

CABARET

TUESDAY | NOVEMBER 10 th | 7:30 pm

America’s 250th anniversary sets the stage for a powerful evening with resident artistMark Sanders; honoring veterans of every generation who have sacrificed to preserve thefreedoms we cherish. As the proud son of an Air Force Lt. Colonel, Mark brings adeeplypersonal connection to the stage, blending heartfelt storytelling with his signature soaringvocals. Joined by a masterful trio led by worldrenowned pianist Phil Hinton, theperformance is both intimate and inspiring.Patriotism isn’t always loudor on display—it can also be a quiet, steady voice withineach of us, guiding how we understand and embracefreedomin our own personal way.This unforgettable evening is a moving tribute to service, sacrifice, and the enduringspirit of our nation.

SABBATH

LONG LIVE OZZY: A FULL-SCALE RECREATION OF THE MUSIC THAT DEFINED HEAVY METAL

TRIBUTE

THURSDAY | NOVEMBER 12th | 7:30 pm

This production channels the dark power, precision, and intensity of Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne at their peak. Built on crushing guitar tone, driving rhythms, and commanding vocals, the band delivers the landmark songs that reshaped rock—from “Iron Man” and “Paranoid” to “War Pigs” and “Children of the Grave”—with exacting detail and weight.

The show draws from multiple eras, including Ozzy’s solo catalog, capturing both the sonic force and theatrical edge that made these performances iconic. Every element—from tunings and instrumentation to stage presence and visual atmosphere—is crafted to reflect the original recordings and live shows.

GIVEN TO FLY

THE PEARL JAM EXPERIENCE LED BY FRONTMAN BOB DONAHUE

TRIBUTE

SATURDAY | NOVEMBER 14th | 7:30 pm

With powerful vocals, authentic musicianship and dynamic stage presence, the band captures the sound and spirit of Pearl Jam’s legendary live performances.

The group takes audiences on a journey through Pearl Jam’s greatest hits—including “Alive,” “Even Flow,” “Jeremy,” and “Better Man”—as well as fan-favorite deep cuts.

Hailed as the #1 Tribute Band in New York’s Capital Region, Given to Fly has earned praise from fans and venues across the USA. The band has even been featured on Pearl Jam’s official social media and has sold out shows across the country.

ZACH BARTHOLOMEW

JOHN COLTRANE: CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION

JAZZ

THURSDAY | NOVEMBER 19th | 7:30 pm

Experience the powerful and enduring music of John Coltrane in this special centennial celebration led by pianist Zach Bartholomew. From haunting ballads to driving rhythms and soaring improvisation, Coltrane’s sound continues to captivate listeners and shape the course of jazz.

Performed by a dynamic quartet featuring saxophonist David Fernandez, this program highlights some of Coltrane’s most iconic works, offering both longtime fans and new listeners an exciting and accessible entry point into his music. Passionate and deeply expressive, this concert captures the spirit of a musician whose influence continues to resonate across generations.

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The upcoming year is full of wonderful community and special events, great lectures and interesting exhibitions. Now is your chance to experience these and other activities from the inside.

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Arts Bonita seeks Front of House volunteers for upcoming concerts and performances in such areas as ticket sales, will call, ushers, bartenders and concessions.

HERE ARE A FEW OF THE VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE AT ARTS BONITA:

Community Outreach

— Docent Program

Gift Store

Hospitality

Membership

— National Art Festivals

Office Exhibitions

Special Events

— Youth Education

For full details, please email Kathy Saldivar for Events & Festivals at kathys@artsbonita.org and Marissa Jankowski for Youth Education at marissa@artsbonita.org

— Usher YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!

SUMMER CAMP

ARTS EXPLORATION CAMPS AGES 4+

Campers rotate through hourly "blocks" of visual arts, dance and theatre, discovering new interests while building creative skills.

PERFORMING ARTS CAMP AGES 7+

Arts Bonita proudly presents our immersive three-week Summer Spotlight program, where young performers will dive into the diverse world of performing arts.

VISUAL

ARTS CAMPS AGES 7+

Explore painting, drawing, clay, sculpture, printmaking, collage and mixed media with experienced visual arts instructors.

DIGITAL ARTS CAMPS AGES 8+

Create films, games and photography projects while learning storytelling and industry-standard digital tools.

Explore Your Creativity with Arts Bonita's School of the Arts

Join our diverse range of adult education classes designed for all skill levels. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced artist, we have something to ignite your passion.

VISUAL ARTS CAMPUS CLASS OFFERINGS:

ACRYLICS & OILS

ATELIER

CALLIGRAPHY

DIGITAL ART

FILM

GLASS FUSION

JEWELRY MAKING

MIXED MEDIA

PAINTING/DRAWING

POTTERY

SCULPTURE/STONE CARVING

WATERCOLOR & MORE

For more information and to register, visit artsbonita.org or call 239.495.8989.

VISUAL ARTS CENTER

26100 Old 41 Road | Bonita Springs | Florida

A UNIQUE GOLF EVENT FEATURING:

 18-holes of Golf at Exclusive Twin Eagles Club

 Pre-golf Barbecue with Music

 Fun On-course Events During the Tournament

 A Post-golf Celebration with Heavy Hors D'oeuvres & Bar

 Live Auction

 Entertainment from the Arts Bonita Artists & Students

 Amazing Auction Items

BECOME A MEMBER

Becoming a member is the easiest way to support Arts Bonita. Receive up to a 25% discount on classes and performances with an Arts Bonita Membership.

MEMBERSHIP LEVELS

Individual/Individual + NARM*

•Class, workshop & performance discounts

•Subscription to E-News announcements

$97/$145

•15% Percent discount on art supplies

•Discount on fee to apply for Juried Exhibitions

•Invites to participate in Open House events •Exclusive invitations to members only events

Artist–Individual/Artist–Individual + NARM*

•All the benefits of Individual

•Opportunity to sell your work online

$125/$165

•25% discounted advertising in playbills

•Greater commission at the Arts Boutique (75%/25%)

•Larger discount on fee to apply to Arts Bonita Juried Exhibitions

•Opportunity to be featured in Spotlight Arts Bonita Newsletter

•Discounted tent space at Arts Bonita Festivals and Art Fairs (excluding the National Art Festival)

•Exclusive invitations to participate in pop-up art exhibitions at partner galleries/venues

•Exclusive invitations and discounts to Professional Development and Enrichment event series

Artist–Studio/Artist–Studio + NARM* $175/$205

•Includes all the benefits of Artist-Individual •Access, at no charge, to Open Studios Family/Family + NARM* $135/$175

•Includes all the benefits of Individual, for 2 adults and children under 17 in household Student (High School/College, Ages 15-25) $35

•Includes all the benefits of Individual. Must register in-person and present current student I.D. Teacher (K-12th Grade) $50

•Includes all the benefits of Individual. Must register in-person and present current teacher I.D. Patron Circle + NARM* (Individual or Business)

•All the benefits of Individual-NARM •Two free tickets to performance of your choice

•10% discount in the Arts Boutique Contributors Circle + NARM* (Individual or Business)

•All the benefits of Individual-NARM •Four free tickets to performance of your choice

•15% discount in the Arts Boutique •Recognition in playbills & class catalogs

•One discounted rental annually Directors Circle + NARM* $1,250

•All the benefits of Individual-NARM

•Six free tickets to performances of your choice

•20% discount in the Arts Boutique •Recognition in our Annual Report

•Two discounted rentals annually

*NARM (North American Reciprocal Museum Association network) When you join Arts Bonita at the Individual-NARM or Family-NARM levels, you automatically gain reciprocal member benefits in hundreds of museums, galleries, botanical gardens and zoos in Bermuda, Canada, El Salvador, Mexico and the U.S.

BECOME A MEMBER

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Officers

David Pryor

Chairman of the Board

Kenneth Mack

Vice Chair

Cindy Kerker

Treasurer

Jill Fuselli

Secretary

Directors

Haylee N. Blessing

Chris Corrie

Shana Helsel

John Roberts

George Zalucki

Executive Team

Alyona Ushe

Executive Director

David Maidment Finance Director

Kathy Saldivar IT & Operations Director

Staff

Brycton Archer Production Technician

Joseph Brauer Theatre Artistic Director

Casey Banks Facilities Manager

Adam Blair

Digital Creator

Scott Brown Curator

Janko Bujila Facilities

Gillian Cardec Marketing Associate

Aaron Fulwood

Assistant Producer & Patron Services

Kevin Goode Technical Director

Angela Hicks

Education Director, Performing Arts Center

Jurni Hurd Patron Services

Rudina Hyshmeri Visual Arts Education & Curriculum Manager

Kody C. Jones

Resident Theatre Director

Wojciech Jankowski Marketing Director

Chloe Letourneau Patron Services

Jianna Marino Patron Services

Ryan Mucko Facilities

Elena Murray Office/Box Office Manager

Chris Pastir Graphic Designer

Summer Shipe Patron Services

Richard Sullivan National Fine Art Festival Director

Lorraine Toth Community Engagement Manager

Mario Vitale

Guest Experience & Hospitality Manager

School of the Arts Faculty Chairs

Susan Berry Chair: Glass

Carol Broman Chair: Atelier

Kel Campbell

Acting Education Director, Visual Arts Center & Chair: Ceramics

Steve Cobb Chair: Improv Comedy Arts

Tammy DeCaro Chair: 2D

Steven Hugharts Chair: Metal

Marissa Jankowski Chair: Dance & Youth Education Assistant

Dani Kerker Chair: Digital Arts

Terrie Mertens Chair: Stone

Seeking to serve the educational and cultural needs of our diverse communities, Arts Bonita offers year-round programming in visual and performing arts. We facilitate opportunities by providing artistic experiences—classes, workshops, panel discussions, lectures, performances and educational art events like our National Art Festivals. We empower by creating a platform for progress, supporting the work of artists of all ages, encouraging an inclusive dialog and promoting equality for all.

Arts Bonita is Supported in Part by:

BOARD OF DIRECTORS & STAFF

Dear Friends of Arts Bonita,

As our cherished patron, you are at the heart of what makes Arts Bonita vibrant. Because of your support, we are able to create moments of music, creativity, and connection that enrich our community.

In recent years, we have invested in our facilities to enhance every visit—upgrading sound and lighting, modernizing key building systems, and improving our venues to ensure they remain welcoming and inspiring. These efforts reflect our commitment to excellence and to the people we serve.

Today, we are facing an urgent and unexpected challenge. Two of our largest HVAC units must be replaced before summer, at a cost of nearly $200,000. This immediate need directly affects our ability to keep our doors open and our programs running safely and reliably.

Our Performing Arts Center is more than a venue. It is home to our youth education programs and summer camps. Last summer alone, we awarded more than $175,000 in scholarships, giving underserved children and families the opportunity to experience the arts, many for the first time. These opportunities build confidence, shape futures, and leave a lasting impact.

We are reaching out with humility and hope. Your support will help ensure that Arts Bonita can continue to be a place for performances, education, and community. It will help preserve not just a building, but the joy, inspiration, and opportunity found within it.

If Arts Bonita has touched your life in a meaningful way, we hope you will consider making a gift toward this critical need. Together, we can keep the music playing, the stage bright, and our doors open to all.

Thank you for being such an important part of the Arts Bonita family. Your generosity truly makes a difference.

Sincerely,

President Arts Bonita

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR DONORS

Benefactor

($50,000 to $100,000)

Larry Hinman

Karin Moe

Amy Parish

Dr. John & Anne Roberts

Producer's Circle

($10,000 to $49,999)

Tari Boldin

Bob Brady

Mark Giersch

Shana Helsel

Keith Hynes & Lena Neal

June H. Jones Foundation

Cynthia Kerker

Eric & Heather Knapp

The League Club, Inc.

Marilyn R. Lightner

Scott Macdonough

Terrie Mertens

Dunkan & Andrea Prier

David Pryor

Candice Rosen

Janet Showers

Mark & Patt Suwyn

Truist Foundation

Wintrust Bank

Director's Circle

($5,000 to $9,999)

Linda Ahlers

Ignatius Alcamo

Beach Storage

Lisa Godlasky

Guest Chest Murphy Beds

London Bay Development

Group

Chris Magnus

Heather Murphey

Jeff Nichols

Bebe & Bob O'Toole

Doris Patrao

Tanuja Rathi

Maureen Roberts

Rotary Club of Bonita Springs

Peter & Jill Stern

Champion

($1,000 to $4,999)

Joy Franks Ammerman

Linda Alfaro & Kenitra Anthony

Michael & Nancy Beebe

JoEllen Blandford

Bonita Bay Community Association, Inc.

Arthur & Hazel Brisker

Beth Buscaglia

Gisselle Calleja

Judy Ann Cardin

Denni Carroll

Carol Clark

Marcia & John Cochenour

Theresa L. Conelias

Chris Corrie

Linda C. Cummings

Cutco

Fred D'Alessio

Fred & Judy Darling

Livio Desimone

Drs. Jitendra & Saryu Desai

Donna Elliot

Brandon & Genny Ernst

Brian & Christine Farrar

James & Anne Marie Fasy

Michael Fekete

Dean & Alice Fjelstul

Jeannette Flickinger

David Frank

Carol Friendly

Karen L. Garbarini

Vicki Gartland

GFWC Bonita-Estero

Woman's

Kyle J. Gilrain

Tanya Trinkaus Glass

& Dennis Glass

Marianne Glick

Denni & Carlton Glick

Carol Gorton

Lisa Green

Ronda Griffiths

Dorothy Guigon

Scott Hansen

Kenneth Harris

Jonathan Herland

Renee Hunt

Julie & Ian Ireland

Lynn Janisse

Christina Jonsson

William Jonathan

Pat & Louis "Dan" Jorndt

Marcie Karavakis

John Knapp

Donna & Ron Kuhnen

Jeffrey & Cherylynn Leach

Francesco Liberman

Steve & Deborah McNear

Jack Miladin

Kae Moore & Jane Rathbone

Joshua Nagin

Cynthia Nesson

Britt and Diane Newhouse

John Nuttall

Susan & Dennis Phillips

William & Dorothy Podl

Jenna Poland

Porsche

John Rittenhouse

Mark Roos

Diane Schumacher

Edward Schiffer

Karen L. Semmelman

Zachary & Erin Sidwell

Steven B Sill

Richard J. Stolz

Damian Taylor

Donald Thomson

Judy Tobey

Loraine Tranovich

Michael Tranovich

Alyona Ushe

Mrs. Mary Walter

Mary M. Wendel

Claire Wilson

Tom & Suzie Wilkinson

Don Gurule & Laura Wright

Ronald Yamada

Philip Young

Patron

($100 to $999)

Brenda G. Abbott

Pam Abbott

Jeannie Abels

Laurel Acosta

Michael & Susan Adler

Debra Allegretto

Penny & Gordon Allen

Rohidas Amin

Nancy & Hank Andersen

Dawn Anderson

Sarah Stanton Andre

Rose M Anello

Keith & Michele Ansbacher

Sandra Apple

Paul & Eileen Arsenault

Diane Banyas

Joan A. Baron

Lisa Batch

Mardelle L. Berman

Marion Besuden

Gregory Biada

Danielle Black

Steven Blad

JoAnn Blake

William Blatt

BNY Mellon Trust of Delaware

Alice Bonilha

Eric Bornquist

Scott & Pamela Boyd

Sandra Braegelmann

David Brauer

Joseph Brauer & Kody Jones

Penelope & Jefferey Breen

Jon Bremseth

Paula Brody

Benita Brown

Linda Z Brown

Didi Brownlee

Kevin M Bugbee

Sheri & Stuart Burr

Janet & Robert Cabana

Maryann & Juvert Calero

Dorothy Campbell

Terry Carling-Kelly

Rick & Sheila Chiricosta

Dolores Claeys

Mr. & Mrs. Howard K. Cohen

Joseph Commendatore

BJ Cooper

Gayle Corbin

Terri Jo Cotner

Cherrill & Richard Cregar

Elizabeth Cressy

Caroline Crew

Tom & Eileen Culligan

Linda C. Cummings

Carol Daigneault

Mary Day

Shauna Dee

Ellen Dennis

Jitendra & Saryu Desai

Judi Diehl

Mary Jane Divino

Jay Brown & Barbara Doyne

Reva Draeger

Sandy Durant

Linda Durkee

Linda Eagleton

Linda & Franklin Edwards

Juliane H Van Egmond

Jennifer Ellis

Encore of Bonita

Bryce Ernst

Mike Ernst

William M Evans

Tony Farah

Helen & Albert Febbo

Karen Fitzpatrick

James Fitzpatrick

Beverly Friese

John Furanna

Jill Fuselli

Dale Gallis

Mary Galluccio

Paul Garfold

Marlene Geier

Michael Gillespie

Georgianna Gimbel

Theresa Girard

Michael Gluhanich

Larry Goldman

Debby Goodman

Christine Gory

Elizabeth S. Graves

Bruce Greenspan

Charlotte Grossarth

Patty Guinta

Matt Hanekamp

Naomi Hansen

Jane Harris

Frank Hart

Sara Haven

Roberta Hawkins

Harriett Heithaus

Wayne D. Helm

Melissa Hemmert

Brian Hemmert

Kris Henke

Martin P Hepworth

Rosalie Hewins

Kathleen M. Hofer

Ashley Hoffmeister

Kathy Hollis

Kathy Holmes

Luann & Donald Houseman

Charles & Judith Huizenga

Don Insul

Stephen Izzi

Sun Joh

Christine Johnson

Russell Jones

William E Jones

Bjarni Jonsson

Ann Jost

Cynthia Kalnow

Stephen & Barbara Karnas

Ed Kasselman

Mary Keefer

Nancy Kern

Dawn Kerth

Kue King

Charles Kitchen

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kohn

Dora Koop

Matthew Kritis

Sherwin Kruger

Linda Kurfist

Candace Laakso

Sally Lafrenere

Debbie Laites & Ben Post

Lynn LaMattina-Ford

Meryl Layton

Ken Lehman

Lehmann Family Giving

Peter K Lemke

Patricia Leonard

Jayson & Kyra Levy

Steven Lichlyter

Dot Lingren

Marena Loeffler

Robert & Maureen Lorenz

Katherine Love

Ken Mack

Darryl Manning

Jan Manning

Gary & Mary Jo Manzey

Nancy & Michael Marion

Madeleine Martin

Janis McCracken

Jacke & Arden McCurdy

Jim McDonald

Linda McDonough

Joan McFarland

Constance & Stephen McIntosh

Loretta & Gregory Menuez

Denise Merello

Patricia J. Mills

Paul Monger

Terrace Moore

Joseph Moran

Susan Mulholland

Joseph Anthony Murgalo

Nancy Near

Mary Frances Nelson

J W Nelson

Debbie Nelson

Charles G Nevaril

Deborah Newton

Laurel Nicola

Dick Niehaus

David J. Nolden

Doris Novak

Ramona Novitski

Old 41 Restaurant

Michele Olsen

Jeanne & Robert Ozment

Sally M. Paul

Susan & Richard Payne

Patricia Payzant

Pelican Bay Rotary Club

Debra Penuel

Sissy Perez

Michael Peterson

Robin Phillips

Sara W. Pierce

Christopher Pierce

Leogh Piscitelli

Sylvia Plutter-Daniels

Jason Poulin

Gary Price

Jerry Pyser

Amelia B. Quaremba

Sharon Raraigh

Lisa Rattner

Kenneth J. Rebar

Ariadna Reis

Pat & Renee Richter

Robert W & Mona Lee

Riordan

Diane Ritchie

Jaysen Roa

Jane Robert

Richard Romano

Antonia Rosenbaum

Jon Roth

Marjorie Rubacky

Kathy Saldivar

Edward Salerno

Janell D. Schmidt

Nancy & Barry Schneider

Pam Schrenk

Alicia Schwartz

Joseph Sciortino

Joel Shapses

Bruce Sherman

Natalie Shields

Erin Sidwell

Dr. Jean Thomas Sims

Audrey J. Smandra

Curtis & Justine A. Smith

Joan Sonnenberg

John & Lisa Spear

Carol Sperling

Margaret Spitzer

Eric Stamm & Claudia Griffin

Sandra Stevens

Dennis & Barbara Stone

David Sturgeon

Bob Sullivan

Herb Sussman

Susan Sutherland

Kim Sutton

Angela Swanepoel

Gabriele Swedan

Dolores & Glen Szafran

Mitchell & Carol Taplitz

Terri Tarquini

Betty Taylor

Donald Thomson

Celia Tiberio

Beverly Tippmann

Thomas Tranovich

Paul and Deb Trumm

Delilah Tucker

Patricia Tucker

Marea Tully

Marti Tyler

Robert & June Uroda

Barbara Van Esler

Albert R. Vandam

Philip Verde

Kevin Walsh

James Walton

Donna M. Watters

Randall & Judy Wells

Carol Wheeler

Marsha Wilchfort

Nancy Williams

Frederic Wilson

Mary Ellen Wissman

Susan Wohlfarth

Barbara Worden

Ann Wright

Claudia Schaadt Yarrow

Adrienne Young

Betty Zeidner

Shelley & Kenneth Zucker

Richard Poole

Robert Potts

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