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FOR PERFORMING ARTS! WELCOME TO ANOTHER SPECTACULAR SEASON OF MUSIC, THEATER, DANCE, AND MORE AT THE LIED CENTER! There has never been a better time to enjoy life, escape from the world for a few hours, and experience the greatest artists in the world right here in Nebraska. The 2026–2027 season is one of the most entertaining in Lied Center history, filled with opportunities to laugh, celebrate, be inspired, and have the time of your life with family and friends. Headlining the season is the return of Hamilton, the most popular performing arts event in Lancaster County history. An extraordinary year also includes Yächtley Crëw, The Temptations, Mamma Mia!, SHUCKED, Riverdance, Trombone Shorty, and so much more. This season also gives us the opportunity to celebrate Wynton Marsalis, an iconic artist deeply connected with the Lied Center’s history. We are honored to welcome the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis during his final season as Artistic Director of Jazz at Lincoln Center and Music Director of the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra. His extraordinary influence on jazz, arts education, and American culture has spanned generations. Beyond the entertainment, this season features exceptional performances you might normally expect to travel to New York, Paris, or London to experience. Ballet Hispánico’s Carmen.maquia, Italy’s NoGravity, Japanese ensemble Kodo, and acclaimed pianists Isata Kanneh-Mason and Daniil Trifonov are just a few of the remarkable artists coming to Lincoln. It is also an exciting year for the Lied Center building itself. With the steel structure of the Building the Future project complete, we are looking ahead to the completion of this historic transformation in fall 2027. Please also consider joining the Friends of Lied. Your support helps bring extraordinary artists to Nebraska, creates life-changing opportunities for young people, and keeps the Lied Center strong for generations to come. It’s going to be an amazing year. Life is short. Gather your friends. Buy the tickets. Have the time of your life.
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LEGACY Ernst F. Lied and Christina Hixson have transformed the lives of millions of Americans through the Lied Foundation Trust with philanthropic contributions of more than $300 million to over 125 di!erent organizations in seven states.
Born in 1906, Ernst F. Lied was a 1927 graduate of the University of Nebraska. He achieved business success as the owner of a Buick dealership in Omaha and as a real estate magnate in Las Vegas. Having no living relatives, he established a trust in 1972, and upon his death in 1980, his secretary and business partner Christina Hixson was appointed to administer the foundation.
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The first gift from the Lied Foundation Trust was a $10 million matching grant to build the Lied Center for Performing Arts in the early 1980s at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln in memory of Lied’s parents, Ernst M. and Ida K. Lied. The Lied Foundation Trust went on to support many projects in Nebraska, including Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo Lied Jungle, the Lied Lodge in Nebraska City, and the Lied Transplant Center at the University of Nebraska Medical Center.
T HE LIED CENTER’S MOST IMPORTANT ROLE IS TO INTRODUCE INDIVIDUALS FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE AND CULTURAL BACKGROUNDS TO ENRICHING AND DIVERSE PERFORMING ARTS EXPERIENCES. - Christina Hixson Christina Hixson first partnered with Lied in 1944 as his secretary at the Omaha Buick dealership, and she followed him to Las Vegas as a business partner in 1960. After Lied’s death, Hixson became the executrix of his estate and continues to serve as the Lied Foundation’s sole trustee. It was Hixson who made the decision to support the construction of the Lied Center for Performing Arts. In 2000, she also announced a gift of $18 million to support UNL’s Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts. One of the last major gifts of the Lied Foundation Trust was a $2.5 million grant for the construction of the Lied Center’s new multipurpose space, the Lied Commons, which opened in 2012. Together, Lied and Hixson built a multimillion-dollar empire that has positively impacted the lives of millions of people in Nebraska and across the nation.
LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT The Lied Center for Performing Arts honors and acknowledges that it resides on the traditional and unceded territories of the Pawnee, Ponca, Otoe-Missouria, Umo nho n , Dakota, Lakota, Arapaho, Cheyenne and Kaw Peoples, as well as the relocated Ho Chunk (Winnebago), Iowa and Sac and Fox Peoples. We pay our respects to Elders past, present, and future. May this acknowledgment affirm the Lied Center’s commitment to building and strengthening partnerships with vibrant Indigenous communities who continue to thrive and honor their sacred connection to this land. Photo Credit: Ethan Freese
LIED CENTER STAFF BILL STEPHAN, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR & CHIEF ARTISTIC OFFICER BUSINESS SERVICES Natalie Stroud, Associate Executive Director Sharon Burkle, Finance Specialist Jesse Dillman, Data Systems Manager Austin Judd, IT Support Specialist Paige Patton, Programs & Events Specialist Michelle Zinke, Administrative Coordinator DEVELOPMENT Amy Ossian, Associate Director of Development & Membership Ben Cuca, Development Coordinator Hannah Miller, Administrative & Development Associate EDUCATION & ARTS PROGRAMS Jane Schiermeyer Hansen, Education & Community Engagement Director Sasha Dobson, Education Outreach Manager EVENTS & FACILITIES Mark Moore, Associate Director of Events & Facilities Casey Barnett, Custodial Leader Bethany Blackman, Usher & Events Coordinator Stacy Brand, Assistant Facility Services Manager Laura Ekinde, Custodian Steve Pearson, Event Services Manager Christian Richey, Building & Grounds Attendant Jillian Stewart, Assistant Custodial Services Manager Jayden Taylor, Custodian PRODUCTION Jesse Snyder, Director of Production Mike Doran, Audio & Production Specialist Raymond Guern, Production Technician Jason Hibbard, Production Coordinator Mel Rudy, Production & Broadcasting Associate Ted Tipton, Associate Technical Director MARKETING & PUBLIC RELATIONS Matthew Boring, Deputy Director Ben Coleman, Digital Content & Communications Manager Andrea Fabiano, Marketing Projects Coordinator Thao Huynh, Graphics Specialist
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PERFORMANCE INFORMATION ARRIVING FOR A PERFORMANCE Performance times vary. Please check your ticket or call 402.472.4747 to confirm starting times. Ushers will seat latecomers at an appropriate time to minimize disruption. For most performances, the lobby will open one hour prior to show time, and the auditorium doors will be open 30 minutes before the show. ADMISSION Regardless of age, every person must have a ticket for admission. Children under age 12 must be accompanied by an adult at all Lied Center events. PARKING There are many nearby parking options in downtown Lincoln. For more information, visit the City of Lincoln Parking Services website at ParkAndGo.org. VALET PARKING The Lied offers limited valet parking for most Lied Season main stage season events. Purchase your valet parking in advance at liedcenter.org/ parking or through the Lied ticket office at 402472-4747. ACCESSIBLE SEATING All Lied Center venues have wheelchairand scooter-accessible locations where patrons can remain in their wheelchairs or transfer to theater seats. Patrons with mobility disabilities should request accessible seating when ordering tickets. For website orders at liedcenter. org, accessible seats in the main hall are marked with the ISA symbol. Lied Center staff are not able to physically assist patrons with chair transfers. Should you require direct physical assistance, please plan to attend with a personal care attendant. Guests of patrons with disabilities must purchase a ticket to attend performances. Lied Center ushers are happy to provide seating in the observation room should a patron need to leave the theater at any point during a performance. ASSISTED LISTENING DEVICES Assisted listening devices, including hearing loop adapters, are provided at the coat check. ASL interpretation is available when requested at least two weeks in advance. SENSORY BAGS Sensory bags are available for check out at coat check. They include items that help individuals manage sensory sensitivities in busy or loud environments. LARGE-PRINT PROGRAMS & AUDIO DESCRIPTION PDF programs are available to patrons with visual impairment when requested at least 48 hours in advance. Audio description is available when requested at least two weeks in advance.
OBSERVATION ROOM Patrons are welcome to use the observation room at the rear of the theater to view performances. The room is separated from the audience by glass and provides a place to see and hear the show without disturbing other guests. Ask an usher for assistance. RESTROOM & COAT CHECK Coatrooms, public restrooms, and drinking fountains are all conveniently located throughout the Lied Center. Please ask an usher for assistance if you have trouble locating them. CONCESSIONS A variety of snacks and beverages, including coffee, cookies, cocktails, and more, are available for purchase in the lobby. ELECTRONICS We ask that you turn off all noise-making electronics, including cellphones, during Lied Center performances. Due to copyright restrictions on the artists’ work, taking pictures and video is prohibited at all performances (unless specified by the artist). NO SMOKING No tobacco products may be used in facilities of the University of Nebraska– Lincoln, including the Lied Center. This includes electronic cigarettes or other forms of electronic smoking. The University of Nebraska–Lincoln is smoke-free, tobacco-free, and vapor-free. Learn more at go.unl.edu/quit. EMERGENCIES Please take a moment to identify the nearest exit in case evacuation is necessary. If you hear a weather emergency announcement while outside the seating area, please return to your seat and await instructions. SAFETY AND SECURITY The safety and security of our guests, as well as artists, volunteers, and staff are a top priority for the Lied Center. All patrons and their belongings are subject to search upon entering our facilities. By presenting your ticket and entering our venue, you consent to such screenings. Persons who refuse screening may be denied entry into our venues. More information can be found on liedcenter.org in the FAQ under Security Policies. INCLEMENT WEATHER Wondering if the show will go on? Visit LiedCenter. org or our Facebook page to get up-to-date information regarding show status during inclement weather. DANCING POLICY Patrons may dance in the area immediately in front of their seats as long as it is carried out in a manner that is respectful of other audience members. Dancing in the aisles and other common areas will not be permitted for safety reasons.
PERFUME As a courtesy to other Lied patrons, we ask that you please refrain from wearing strong cologne and perfumes during Lied Center performances. Scented products can trigger mild to extremely severe allergic reactions and asthma and respiratory attacks. Thank you for your cooperation. COUGH DROPS Cough drops are available from Red Cross on second floor upon request. PRE-TALKS A 15-minute pre-performance talk, delivered by a local expert, is held 30 minutes prior to most Lied Season main stage events. Talks are designed to provide background information on artists and shows in order to increase audience enjoyment of events. Seating is limited. FAMFEST FamFest activities start 90 minutes before each FamFest performance. FamFest provides free food and fun hands-on activities for the whole family! GROUP SALES Discounts for groups of 10 or more are available for most Lied Center presented Season performances. Contact Kelly Buresh at 402.472.4734 or visit liedcenter.org/groups for more information.
TOURS Tours of the Lied Center are available Monday through Friday, 9am–5pm. Tours must be prearranged on an individual basis and depend on room availability. Email Steve Pearson at spearson5@unl.edu for more information or to schedule a tour. VOLUNTEER USHERS Interested in becoming a volunteer usher at the Lied Center? Contact Bethany Blackman at bblackman@unl. edu to learn more. TICKET OFFICE HOURS Monday–Friday / 11am–3pm For most main stage performances, the Ticket Office opens two hours prior to the event, and remains open 15 minutes after the show’s scheduled start time. For events in other venues, Ticket Office personnel are onsite one hour prior to the event. CONTACT INFO 402.472.4747 LiedCustomerService@unl.edu University of Nebraska–Lincoln Lied Center for Performing Arts Ticket Office 301 North 12th Street P.O. Box 880157 Lincoln, NE 68588
PARKING OPTIONS We recommend that you allow sufficient time before a performance and review paid parking options available at the listed locations.Visit liedcenter.org/parking for more information.
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he value of higher education extends beyond the degrees students receive and the research that changes lives. The University of Nebraska is an economic engine for our state, driving growth and success—and it is also a cultural engine for Nebraska. The arts enrich our quality of life. They create connections and help us think more broadly about the human experience.
Now, we look ahead to an exciting chapter. The Lied’s $35 million renovation and expansion will create more welcoming and versatile spaces for artists, students and audiences. I am grateful to the donors whose generosity has made this transformation possible. Together, we are building a bigger and better tomorrow for the fine and performing arts across Nebraska.
The Lied Center is truly central to this work. Through performances, education and statewide engagement, the Lied brings opportunities to Nebraskans of all ages, wherever they live.
JEFFREY P. GOLD, M.D. President, University of Nebraska System
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On behalf of the University of Nebraska– Lincoln, welcome to the Lied Center, Nebraska’s home for the arts. Whether you’ve traveled from across the state or across the globe, we are thrilled to have you here. At UNL, we empower generations to lead boldly, courageously, and with purpose greater than ourselves. While much of our work sustains and strengthens our world, the arts inspire, uplift, and bring us together in uniquely powerful ways. The Lied Center offers Huskers unparalleled opportunities to experience live performance at its finest — from world-class musicians and dancers to innovative theater and cultural events that celebrate creativity in every form. Thank you for joining us and for sharing in the joy, inspiration, and connection that the arts bring to our community. KATHERINE S. ANKERSON, INTERIM CHANCELLOR, UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA–LINCOLN
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All roads lead to Lincoln – and fortunately for us, those roads are traveled by some of the most talented and impressive performers of our time! Congratulations to the Lied Center for creating a spectacular season that is sure to entertain, thrill, and inspire audiences of all ages. LEIRION GAYLOR BAIRD MAYOR OF LINCOLN
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Here in Lincoln, it can feel easy to take for granted the many popular musicals, intricate ballets, captivating plays, and other incredible performances we are able to witness each year at the Lied Center for Performing Arts. After all, the Lied has been here for 36 years, serving as a hub for high-quality programming and world-class performances since it opened in 1990. But as my family and I return to the Lied year after year, whether it’s for time-honored holiday traditions like Mannheim Steamroller or exciting, family-friendly Broadway hits like Disney’s Frozen, I’m reminded of how important it is to recognize how fortunate we are to have a place like this right here at home. That’s why Union Bank is proud to support the Lied Center’s mission of educating, inspiring, and entertaining the people of Nebraska through the performing arts. If you are so inclined and have the means, I encourage you to join us in supporting the Lied Center to help ensure our community will be able to enjoy moments like these and create lasting memories for years to come. JASON MUHLEISEN, PRESIDENT AND CEO, UNION BANK AND TRUST
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The Lied Center plays a special role in Lincoln by bringing people together to share experiences that move us, challenge us, and often remind us of what matters most. For the older adults served in Immanuel’s Lincoln communities, access to music, theater, dance, and other performances can spark memories, encourage connection, and nourish the spirit. Those benefits aren't limited by age. The arts enrich the lives of people across our community, and we're proud to support the Lied Center and all it brings to Lincoln. TERI VOSICKY, REGIONAL RETIREMENT LIVING CONSULTANT, IMMANUEL COMMUNITIES
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It’s my honor and pleasure to serve at the President of the Friends of Lied Board of Directors this year. When the Lied Center for Performing Arts opened back in 1990, thoughtful people decided to form Friends of Lied at the same time as a way of raising funds to sustain the longevity of this impressive hub for culture and the arts. Today, the Friends of Lied has more than 1,200 members from across the state, and this year, there are 59 members of the Board of Directors. The Board promotes membership and hosts fundraising events so we can provide funds to the Lied Center. Last spring, we donated $675,000! This is a particularly exciting year for the Lied. In addition to the wonderful lineup of performances, we’ll get to witness beautiful and important updates to the building, thanks to the Building the Future campaign. Even if you are like me and didn’t get introduced to live theatre until later in life, you know how inspiring it can be. Live theatre brings people together, opens minds, and enhances humanity. Become a Friends of Lied member today to help the Lied Center for Performing Arts continue to bring high-caliber live shows to our community and state-wide. CLOVER FREDERICK, PRESIDENT, FRIENDS OF LIED
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The Lied Center for Performing Arts is an important partner to the Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts, providing our students, faculty and sta! opportunities to experience world-class artists on stage and in the classroom. These experiences allow our students to see what it takes to perform and create at the highest level while inspiring new ways of thinking about their own artistic practice. The Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts is committed to fostering greater collaboration and interdisciplinarity across the arts. The Lied Center plays an important role in that vision, bringing together artists and audiences from diverse disciplines and creating opportunities for our students to encounter new perspectives, ideas and creative approaches. These connections help prepare our students for a world in which the boundaries between music, theatre, dance, visual art, design and emerging media arts continue to evolve. Our deepest gratitude to Miss Christina Hixson and the Lied Foundation Trust for their vision in creating this remarkable facility and for their enduring support of the Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts. Enjoy the performances at the Lied Center this season. We also invite you to visit arts.unl.edu to learn more about our student and faculty performances, exhibitions and other creative work. We look forward to welcoming you to all of the creative spaces across our campus this season. ANDY BELSER DEAN, HIXSON-LIED COLLEGE OF FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS
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The Friends of Lied is a membership organization of over 1,300 members, governed by a board of directors from across the state of Nebraska. Its purpose is to promote and support the Lied Center for Performing Arts –Nebraska through education, fundraising, and service. The Friends of Lied is a 501c3 taxexempt organization, serving as a support group for the Lied Center for Performing Arts. Contributions to the Friends of Lied are tax-deductible, and membership starts at just $50. Since its inception in 1989, the Friends of Lied has contributed nearly $11 million in support of the Lied Center’s mission to educate, inspire and entertain the people of Nebraska through the performing arts. Visit LIEDCENTER.ORG/FRIENDS to learn more.
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Michael and Marvona Tavlin are longtime Lied Center friends and supporters. They are big fans of Broadway musicals and are both music school graduates of Oklahoma City University where Mike is a member of the Alumni Advisory Councils for the Schools of Dance, Musicand Theatre. Longtime Lincoln residents and community volunteers, Mike is the Managing Director of Pacific Asset Management, LLC, and Marvona is a Past National President of the Delta Zeta Sorority, a Past President of the Delta Zeta Foundation and was an early Friends of Lied board member. THE TAVLINS BELIEVE THAT ARTS EDUCATION IS A CRITICAL PART OF STUDENT DEVELOPMENT BECAUSE IT HELPS SHAPE WELL-ROUNDED, ADAPTABLE AND THOUGHTFUL INDIVIDUALS EQUIPPED TO THRIVE BOTH IN SCHOOL AND IN LIFE.
MATT & CLOVER FREDERICK
Matt and Clover Frederick are pleased to be Season Lieders supporting the 202627 season of performing arts at the Lied Center! We love Broadway and have been fortunate to take our kids to see shows in Chicago, NYC and London. But we're even more grateful that we can see Broadwaycaliber theatre in our own community. IT IS OUR PLEASURE TO PLAY A ROLE IN BRINGING WORLD-CLASS PERFORMANCES TO LINCOLN.
BILL BUNTAIN
Returning to Lincoln after leaving in 1985 to launch a career in the music business, Bill is excited to support the Lied Center and its 2026-2027 Season. A graduate of Lincoln High and UNL, he spent the past 36 years on the road managing finance and logistics for live concert tours for a range of rock and pop artists. His first tour was with the B-52s Cosmic Tour in 1990, and over the years he’s worked with Ozzy Osbourne, Janet Jackson, CHER, P!NK, and Tina Turner. Growing up in Lincoln, we didn’t have a dedicated performing arts center, so I saw touring Broadway shows at the Stuart Theater and Pershing Auditorium. We often had to travel to Omaha or Kansas City to see the most current productions. My family also produced the summer musicals at Pinewood Bowl in the late 1970s, and I probably caught the entertainment bug during those summers. Since moving back to Lincoln part-time in 2022, Bill has regularly attended performances at the Lied Center and continues to be amazed by both the quality and quantity of the programming. Whether you’re seeing a play for the first time, or revisiting one of your favorites, seeing a show at the Lied is a reminder of how good it feels to experience something live—and together. I am especially excited to be able to support the Adam Pascal & Anthony Rapp performance this season. I first saw RENT on Broadway in June 1996. Being able to see the original cast in the first few months of RENT’s record-breaking run was like watching fireworks go o!. There was so much raw talent on stage. My path crossed with Anthony Rapp in summer 1998 while I was on tour in London when he was one of the four original cast members who were part of the opening RENT cast in the West End. We have stayed in touch over the years and it will be great to have him back in Lincoln.
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Larry and Lucy are proud to return as Lied Center Season Lieders for the 2026–2027 season! They have been Lied supporters and leaders for many years, including as Season Lieders for the past several seasons. Lucy serves as the Lied Center’s Senior Development Director Emerita. She has made a major impact in building the Lied Center’s artistic programs, including the Glenn Kor! Broadway Series and the Lied’s Command Performance of American Ballet Theatre with Misty Copeland and the St. Louis Symphony. During her time with the University of Nebraska Foundation, Lucy played a lead role in developing the arts at UNL, including the creation of the Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts, Johnny Carson School of Theatre and Film, Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center, Johnny Carson Center for Emerging Media Arts and much more. She has a passion for Broadway, dance, and a wide variety of art forms. LARRY AND LUCY ENJOY SUPPORTING AND ADVOCATING FOR NEBRASKA’S PERFORMING ARTS CENTER, AND THEIR POSITIVE IMPACT ON THE LIED WILL LAST LONG INTO THE FUTURE.
RYAN GROSS & BETH BARGER
The Lied Center for Performing Arts has always held a special place in Ryan and Beth's hearts and lives. They are honored to be Season Lieders and support the Lied Center for Performing Arts and all the artists, creators and storytellers who perform there. The arts have always been an important part of their lives and a gateway to expanding their understanding of the world and the amazing artists who create in it each day. As a child Ryan would listen to his grandfather play the dulcimer by ear without any formal music training. He would play for those in his community including those in retirement homes, community and cultural events and for his family. He loved bringing people together through music. Beth has been involved in music and the arts her entire life. She was a member of multiple bands in school, and her children have all followed by learning to play musical instruments and all enjoy visual arts and theater. Her eldest daughter is currently enrolled in the Johnny Carson Center for Emerging Media Arts. THE LIED CENTER FOR PERFORMING ARTS BRINGS WORLD-CLASS, CULTURALLY DIVERSE ARTS TO OUR COMMUNITY. THEY ARE PROUD TO SUPPORT IT AND HOPE ALL THAT ATTEND THESE SHOWS ARE INSPIRED BY THESE GREAT ARTISTS AND PERFORMERS.
CHUCK & KAREN HARRIS
We are pleased to participate in the Lied as Season Lieders for the 2026-2027 season. Both lifelong Nebraskans, Karen grew up in Lincoln and graduated from UNL and Chuck grew up in York and is a University of Minnesota graduate. We have been honored to participate in various Lied organizations, including as members of the Lied Center's 25th Anniversary Sterling Society. Karen served on the Friends of Lied board and served as its president in 2008-2009 and is currently on the board of the Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts. Chuck served on the Statewide Advisory Board and as its president in 2015-2016. We have enjoyed attending and encouraging friends to enjoy the Lied experience. The Lied's commitment to making the performing arts experiences available to all through programs like Arts Across Nebraska and subsidized ticket prices makes the Lied Center the go-to destination for performing arts in Nebraska. WE WANT ALL NEBRASKANS TO HAVE THE AMAZING OPPORTUNITY TO ENJOY ALL THAT THE LIED CENTER MAKES POSSIBLE.
DOUG & VIKKI KOTIL
The Kotils are longtime friends and supporters of the Lied Center. In 1985, Vikki first became involved as a member of the then, newly formed, Statewide Program Advisory Council for the Lied Center for Performing Arts. She later joined the sta! of the Lied Center Project, under the direction of Shelia Gri"n, during the facility's construction and initial program development. Vikki recalls this as such a very exciting time to personally witness the brick and mortar being transformed into the world-class performing arts facility that it is today. She adds that from the onset the mission of the Lied Center was to increase opportunities for all Nebraskans to experience the highest quality performances and its events. Doug added that he and Vikki are happy to continue their support as an advocate and Season Lieder because they feel truly fortunate to benefit from the e!orts of those visionaries who made the Lied Center a reality. Today, the Lied Center is one of the top 100 theaters in the world. As we attend this season’s performances, IT IS A PRIORITY FOR US TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS AND EVENTS AS IT REMAINS EVIDENT THAT THE LIED CENTER CONTINUES TO ENHANCE AND ENRICH THE CULTURAL EXPERIENCES OF GENERATIONS OF NEBRASKANS.
ART & CHRIS ZYGIELBAUM
Taking great honor and pleasure in their involvement with the Lied Center, Art and Chris Zygielbaum support programs, take part in special events, and contribute time and energy to the Lied. Art is the past president of the Lied Center Statewide Advisory Board, and Chris is a former Friends of Lied board member. Art and Chris can be found at the Lied Center for more than 20 performances a year and often choose to support programs that have exceptional artistic merit and social justice impact. These include the play 1984 In the 2019-2020 season, the Mosaic Circle’s Everytime I Talk About and the incredible ABT Across America in the 2020-2021 Season. A number of years ago, they supported a youth play from Australia called Hitler’s Daughter that explored issues of Nazi Germany through a fictional plot. This production, in particular, had a significant impact on local youth who were given the opportunity to experience the show. The Zygielbaums also sponsored My Antonia, Trevor Noah, The Capitol Steps and many other memorable and meaningful programs in past seasons. BECAUSE OF THEIR DEEP BELIEF IN THE IMPORTANCE OF THE LIED CENTER TO OUR COMMUNITY AND STATE, THE ZYGIELBAUMS ARE COMMITTED TO HELPING ASSURE ITS CONTINUED SUCCESS.
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John and Laurie Tavlin have been dedicated supporters of Jazz Music for over 50 years. John founded the Nebraska Jazz Orchestra in 1975, serving as its president and performing in the trumpet section from 1975 to 1988. As a jazz trumpeter, John has been a soloist at venues ranging from London’s Crystal Palace Bowl to jazz clubs in New York City, Chicago, Kansas City, Des Moines, New Orleans, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and San Diego. He has performed with many jazz greats, including Clark Terry, Bill Watrous, Don Menza, and Ed Shaughnessy. In 1986, John received the Lincoln Mayor’s Arts Award as a performing jazz artist. In 2016, John founded the Johnny Manhattan Orchestra, a 19-member ensemble created to support the University of Nebraska Jazz Studies Program by pairing student musicians with professionals in a working band that celebrates classic Swing Era music. In 2023 John founded the Metro Jazz Quintet, an ensemble celebrating the rich tradition of Jazz Music with a sold-out performance series in the Johnny Carson Theater. Through their company, Nebraska Diamond, John and Laurie have sponsored numerous guest artists with the Nebraska Jazz Orchestra and the University of Nebraska, as well as supporting Jazz in June. They have also established and funded a Graduate Fellowship in Jazz Trumpet and an Excellence in Jazz Performance Scholarship Fund through the University of Nebraska Foundation, benefiting jazz programs at both UNL and UNO. As Season Lieders, John and Laurie—along with Nebraska Diamond—support the full spectrum of Lied programming. As members of the Lied Jazz Circle, they are especially committed to the growth and appreciation of jazz music, a uniquely creative and important American art form. THEY TOAST THE LIED ON ANOTHER OUTSTANDING SEASON OF GREAT PERFORMANCES!
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The Pearle Francis Finigan Foundation, guided by Liana Sandin, has endeavored to make a significant impact on Nebraska's cultural scene. Their unwavering support has not only enriched the arts community in Lincoln but also fostered a broader appreciation for all the arts, especially classical music. By partnering with educational and humanitarian organizations, they have ensured that the arts remain accessible and relevant to diverse audiences. The Lied Center's world-class performances share the foundation's vision of a vibrant cultural milieu, where the arts are celebrated and cherished as a vital part of the community's fabric. THIS COMMITMENT TO THE ARTS IS A POWERFUL REMINDER OF HOW DEDICATED PATRONAGE CAN INSPIRE AND ELEVATE A REGION'S CULTURAL HERITAGE.
GEOFF & KRISTEN CLINE
We are thrilled to support the Lied Center in its mission to "educate, inspire and entertain" as Season Lieders for the 2026–2027 season. We have formed many wonderful memories with our children at Lied Center performances, and we appreciate the Lied's e!orts to extend this opportunity to all students in our community and beyond. The Lied provides unique and meaningful outreach and educational experiences — from a 9-year-old's eye-opening first visit to a Lied Center matinee, to the chance for a UNL student to hone their craft in a master class, and so much more. Kristen serves on the Lied Center Statewide Advisory Board and the Lincoln Children’s Zoo Board of Directors and previously served as President of the Friends of Lied Board of Directors. Geo! is the managing partner of Orange Street Group and serves on the boards of the Sheldon Art Association, United Way, and Public Art Lincoln. WE BELIEVE ARTS EDUCATION AND FIRSTHAND EXPERIENCES ARE CRITICAL TO THE SUCCESS OF OUR STUDENTS AND OUR COMMUNITY
RHONDA SEACREST
Few Nebraskans have supported the arts and culture of the state, including the Lied Center for Performing Arts, more than Rhonda Seacrest and her late husband, James C. Seacrest. With their support of the Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts, Sheldon Museum of Art, the Glenn Kor! School of Music, Lincoln’s Symphony Orchestra, the NET Foundation and the Nebraska Cultural Endowment, among others, the Seacrests have gone above and beyond to provide world-class cultural events and education to citizens all across Nebraska. Jointly and individually, the Seacrests have headed fund drives raising millions of dollars and served on the boards of some of Nebraska’s most significant cultural entities. “ATTENDING ANY PERFORMANCE AT THE LIED CENTER ENHANCES THE CULTURAL AWARENESS OF EACH PERSON. I CAN FEEL IT! PATRONS EXIT CULTURALLY ELEVATED IN A MANNER THAT CAN ONLY BE PROVIDED IN AN EXCEPTIONAL VENUE. AND IT IS HAPPENING RIGHT HERE IN LINCOLN.”
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Barbara Bartle, President Justin Carlson Kristen Cline, Past President Jill Pershing Davis Kate Engel Clover Frederick, President Elect Doug Ganz
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What do you do with a chance? In the 1980’s Lincoln leaders were discussing the need for a new performance center. An opportunity arose and the leaders moved quickly. Woody Varner, president of the University of Nebraska Foundation and Sheila Gri"n, Lied Project Director, led the statewide fundraising campaign. The Lied Foundation Trust provided the generous lead gift. This launched a successful campaign of public and private donations. The groundbreaking was January 6, 1986, where the center was dedicated as the Lied Center for Performing Arts in memory of Ernst and Ida Lied. In 1989 it was my honor to serve as the first director of the Friends of Lied. Amazing volunteers from across Nebraska worked together to promote and fundraise for the new Lied Center for Performing Arts. Everyone was so excited to receive the 1990 program announcement of the first season and to visit the stunning interior. Over 10,000 attended the open house. Think of the thousands entertained, educated, and inspired in this beautiful hall the past 36 seasons. As in the beginning, it takes all of us… ticket holders, individual donors, corporate sponsors, and our public institutions to keep the dream alive for future generations. I remember learning that ticket sales cover only about 50% of a performance center’s budget. Our Friends of Lied and the Lied sta! work diligently to promote the fundraising e!ort for the added 50%. On behalf of the Advisory Board for the Lied Center for Performing Arts, I thank you for your generosity and dedication for so many years. If you have not had the chance to become a Friend of Lied, please review the opportunities in your program and join us. In the early 1980’s Lincoln leaders had a chance to fulfill a community dream. What do you do with a chance? You take it. It just may lead to something incredible. See you at the Lied! BARBARA BARTLE, PRESIDENT OF THE STATEWIDE ADVISORY BOARD
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PROGRAM NOTES Program Notes by Laney Boyd
QUEJAS, O LA MAJA Y EL RUISEÑOR, NO. 4 FROM GOYESCAS, OP. 11 ENRIQUE GRANADOS (1867-1916) Enrique Granados’s six-part piano suite Goyescas draws its title from the great Spanish painter and printmaker Francisco Goya, one of the most influential figures in Western art. Active throughout the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, Goya is often described as the last of the Old Masters and first of the moderns. His paintings frequently depicted majos and majas – idealized, romanticized members of Spain’s lower classes, often portrayed wearing exaggerated versions of traditional dress. The movements of Granados’s Goyescas, which is subtitled Los majos enamorados (“Majos in Love”), do not correspond to specific Goya paintings; instead, they capture the atmosphere and character of Goya’s art through the story of two young lovers. The cycle is considered Granados’s crowning achievement and remains a cornerstone of the Romantic piano repertoire, demanding considerable nuance, expressiveness, and power from its performers. The suite’s fourth piece, Quejas, o la Maja y el Ruiseñor (“Lament, or the Maiden and the Nightingale”) is the best known of the suite’s movements and is frequently performed as a standalone concert piece. Lasting roughly six minutes, it combines a richly expressive melody with elaborate ornamentation and singing inner voices. The piece marks a turning point in the lovers’ story: despair enters the narrative, giving way to the maiden’s lament, which is answered by the trilling song of a nightingale. Some listeners may find the melody familiar – and with good reason: Mexican songwriter Consuelo Velázquez reportedly used it as the basis for her famous 1940 song Bésame Mucho. PIANO SONATA IN B MINOR, S. 178 FRANZ LISZT (1811-1886) “Anyone who has heard it and finds it beautiful is beyond help.” So quipped esteemed Austrian music critic Eduard Hanslick in reference to Franz Liszt’s only sonata, the Piano Sonata in B minor. Though today the work is regarded as the pinnacle of both Liszt’s career and the Romantic piano repertoire, it was deeply polarizing among 19th-century music circles upon its publication in 1854. The sonata’s inherent innovation drew enthusiasm from proponents of the progressive, dramatic “music of the future” such as Richard Wagner, while traditionalists like Hanslick lambasted it for its intense emotionalism and perceived lack of formal restraint. With the benefit of over 150 intervening years, modern listeners largely celebrate Liszt’s boundary-pushing approach to composition.
PIANO SONATA IN B MINOR, S. 178 (CONT.) FRANZ LISZT (1811-1886) The B minor Sonata emerged following a period of change in the composer’s life. For much of his thirties, Liszt had toured extensively as a traveling virtuoso. He was, for lack of a better term, the Romantic era equivalent of a rock star, inspiring a level of fan frenzy so intense it was dubbed “Lisztomania.” By the time he composed his sonata, however, Liszt had largely abandoned the concert stage in favor of composition. He settled in Weimar in 1848 as court conductor to the Grand Duke, and there he devoted himself primarily to writing, giving only sporadic public performances. Lasting approximately thirty minutes, the sonata is intensely demanding both technically and interpretively. Its extraordinary complexity has prompted extensive scholarly study and debate, particularly concerning the possibility of a hidden programmatic meaning. Proposed interpretations have ranged from the Faust legend and autobiographical readings to allegories of the Garden of Eden and other biblical narratives. Whether or not Liszt intended any such program remains uncertain, but the work’s intensely dramatic character continues to invite speculation. The sonata’s formal design is equally elusive. Though presented as a single movement, di!erent analysts have proposed various ways of organizing the music: some identify three broad sections within the larger movement, while others hear four, though where these loosely defined subdivisions begin and end remains ambiguous. Throughout, themes are treated cyclically, appearing, developing, fragmenting, combining, and returning in new guises. Perhaps most striking of all is the work’s unexpected conclusion. Liszt’s manuscripts indicate that he originally intended to end with a final, dazzling display of virtuosic brilliance. Instead, he opted for a quiet, enigmatic close – a remarkable choice for a composer known for pushing the piano to its limits, and one that leaves listeners to ruminate over the sonata’s mysteries. ESTAMPES, L. 100 CLAUDE DEBUSSY (1862-1918) Claude Debussy brought pianistic color to a level previously unexplored, eschewing the rules of traditional harmony and counterpoint entirely in pursuit of vivid new sonorities. His Estampes (“prints” or “engravings”), composed in 1903 and premiered the following year, brilliantly exemplifies his ability to create these shimmering sensory atmospheres through shifting timbres and textures. This three-movement work for solo piano is often described as impressionistic, a term borrowed from the visual arts that emphasizes mood, atmosphere and subtle changes in color rather than clearly defined musical forms, though Debussy himself rejected the label. Each movement of Estampes is a self-contained sonic landscape, transporting listeners to colorful, far-flung locales. The opening “Pagodes” (Pagodas) evokes the many-tiered temples of the Far East, as well as the Javanese gamelan music Debussy first encountered at the 1889 Paris World’s Exposition. Pentatonic melodies, layered textures, and ascending melodic lines suggest the graceful architecture of pagodas, while the performance indication Presque sans nuance (“nearly without nuance”) calls for an atmosphere of serene, almost static tranquility.
ESTAMPES, L. 100 (CONT.) CLAUDE DEBUSSY (1862-1918) “La soirée dans Grenade” (An Evening in Granada) travels westward to Spain, conjuring the sultry sounds and distinctive style of Spanish folk music. Rhythmic patterns and textures imitate the strumming of a guitar before gradually fading into a hazy nighttime landscape. Though Debussy had only spent a handful of hours in Spain at the time of composition, renowned Spanish composer Manuel de Falla praised the movement, claiming, “…the entire composition in its most minute details conveys admirably what Spain is.” The final movement, “Jardins sous la pluie” (Gardens in the Rain), returns to Debussy’s native France, depicting a garden caught in a sudden rainstorm. Rapid sixteenth notes suggest falling raindrops, while shifting textures and harmonies evoke gusts of wind and rolling thunder. Quotes from two French folk melodies – Dodo, l’enfant do (“Sleep, the child will sleep”) and Nous n’irons plus au bois (“We won’t go to the woods again”) – add a childlike character to the scene. The movement concludes with a playful burst of pianism, bringing Estampes to a luminous close. THREE MOVEMENTS FROM PETRUSHKA IGOR STRAVINSKY (1882-1971) Igor Stravinsky became an overnight celebrity at age 27 following the 1910 premiere of his ballet The Firebird. Serge Diaghilev, founder of premiering company the Ballet Russes, seized upon the production’s success and immediately commissioned a second ballet from the young composer. The resulting work was Petrushka, which takes place in St. Petersburg during the preLenten carnival known as the Shrovetide fair and centers on three puppets who are magically brought to life: Petrushka, the pathetic clown archetype drawn from the Italian commedia dell’arte tradition (also known by the names Punch or Pulcinella); the Ballerina, whom Petrushka loves; and the Moor, Petrushka’s rival for her a!ections. Petrushka premiered in Paris on June 13, 1911 to quite as much acclaim as The Firebird, further cementing Stravinsky’s newfound fame. Ten years after the ballet’s premiere, Stravinsky returned to the score to pen Trois Mouvements de Petrouchka (Three Movements from Petrushka) for solo piano. He dedicated the work to his friend, Polish-American pianist Arthur Rubinstein, and was intentional in emphasizing that the movements were not direct transcriptions of the ballet. Rather than imitating the sound of a full orchestra, Stravinsky sought to compose a genuinely pianistic work to allow pianists to access and perform his music while showcasing their virtuosity. Indeed, the work is notorious for its relentless technical demands: all three movements feature large, rapid leaps across multiple octaves, furiously quick scales, and highly complex rhythmic patterns. In the first movement, “Danse russe” (Russian Dance), the three puppets are brought to life and perform a lively, folk-like Russian Dance. The central movement, “Chez Pétrouchka” (Petrushka’s Room), consists of angular melodies and harsh, dissonant chords that portray Petrushka’s frustration over the Ballerina’s rejection and his rivalry with the Moor. Finally, “Le semaine grasse” (The Shrovetide Fair) unfolds as a sprawling sonic tapestry depicting the bustling crowd, competing street noises, drunken revelry, and festive atmosphere of the carnival before culminating in a sudden, jarring halt.
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PIANO CIRCLE DR. MARK CLINTON I am honored to carry forward my parents’ legacy of supporting the Piano Circle. Having devoted my life to music and education, I understand the profound impact that early parental support and exposure to the arts can have on personal growth and success. The Lied Center’s commitment to presenting the world’s finest pianists enriches our community, and I am proud to play a role in sustaining this extraordinary tradition. RICHARD COLAROSSI & ELIZABETH HARRIS-COLAROSSI IN MEMORY OF MARYSUE HARRIS Our family is honored to support the Lied Center’s Piano Circle in memory of my mother and my children’s grandmother, MarySue Harris. MarySue was passionate about the arts and dedicated to ensuring access to quality musicians throughout Nebraska. My husband, Richard Colarossi, and I, along with our children, Dean and Ellison, have found great joy in continuing her legacy. Her love for the piano spanned nearly eight decades, and we hope our support helps keep that love alive in the hearts of Nebraskans. ANABETH H. COX* As the only member of the Piano Circle without a history on the piano, I must admit that my love of piano performance comes as a result of my sister, MarySue Harris. Her love of the piano, her 40+ years of teaching piano, and her joy in the performance on the piano, have sealed my commitment to perpetuating that love for the children, and the children at heart, in the beauty of the music written for the piano. I’m grateful to be a part of bringing that beauty to the Lincoln community. I can’t play the piano, but I can love it!
CHARLOTTE HEERMANN The Piano Series initially featured in the 2013–14 season of the Lied Center has enhanced the season program and promises to continue to do so in the 2026–27 season. Our community has had the special opportunity to experience piano performances of the highest quality presented by internationally acclaimed pianists. The response has been enthusiastic and has raised awareness and expectations of even more outstanding performances. As a performing pianist and teacher for many years, I am particularly excited by the opportunity for students to hear some of the best pianists and performances in the world. What an inspiration! I look forward to another outstanding season with exceptional pianists and performances o!ered by the Piano Series. CHRISTOPHER MARKS & JESSICA FREEMAN We have loved the piano and the repertoire written for it since we were each very young. The Piano Circle concerts at the Lied Center have brought stellar artists to Lincoln and have been an exciting addition to the arts landscape here. We are very happy to be able to support the continuation of this series. MRS. LARRY H. LUSK The Piano Circle once again brings world acclaimed artists to the Lied stage. We hear a wonderful variety of piano music played at the highest level of excellence by these musicians. These concerts are enriching and inspiring to all of us. We welcome these artists to our stage. IAN, MAGGIE, & DEREK MCLEAN We love the Lied and all it does. We have gone to many concerts and shows there and they have all been excellent. We especially have enjoyed the classical music concerts. It is a real privilege to listen to world famous artists playing here in Lincoln. We wanted to continue this tradition by contributing to the Lied Piano Circle and all its great work. ROB MCMASTER & MAUREEN OSE Experiencing fine piano artists live at the Lied Center brings us great joy. Joining the Piano Circle in supporting the presence of this talent is a privilege. Music sets the rhythm for both of our lives and we love to see that shared with others. LIANA SANDIN – PEARLE FRANCIS FINIGAN FOUNDATION As President of The Pearle Francis Finigan Foundation, I’m proud to continue supporting music, especially piano performance. Pearle’s mother was a pianist and a graduate of the Lincoln Conservatory, now the UNL School of Music. As a classically trained vocalist, I also deeply value the artistry of pianists and appreciate the opportunity to hear world-class musicians at the Lied Center. These performances are vital for the public and for music students, o!ering access to the highest level of musical excellence.
THE
TEMPTATIONS
THU, OCT 1, 2026 | 7:30 PM SPONSORED BY SEASON Doug & Vikki Kotil LIEDERS Rhonda Seacrest
ONE OF THE 125 “GREATEST OF ALL TIME ARTISTS” IN MUSIC.
This performance is supported by the Burket Graf Lied Center for Performing Arts Fund.
PLAYING ALL THE HITS
MY GIRL PA PA WAS A ROLLING STONE I CAN’T GET NEXT TO YOU JUST MY IMAGINATION (RUNNING AWAY FROM ME) & MORE
ABOUT The Temptations, often referred to as American music royalty, are world-renowned superstars of entertainment, revered for their phenomenal catalog of music and prolific career. They are one of the most iconic, bestselling brands in the entertainment world today. While the group has evolved over the years, Dr. Otis Williams has continued to lead the group and carry the torch forward for the next generation of Temptations’ fans. The Temptations are headlining concerts around the country throughout 2025. Their concerts include fan favorites such as “My Girl,” “Just My Imagination (Running Away with Me),” “Ain’t Too Proud to Beg,” “Papa Was a Rollin’ Stone,” and more. Ranked #1 in Billboard magazine’s most recent list of the “Greatest R&B/Hip-Hop Artists of All Time,” The Temptations also appear in the magazine’s 125th Anniversary list of the “125 Greatest of All Time Artists.” In addition, Rolling Stone magazine named the group among the “100 Greatest Artists of All Time.” In September of 2020, the editors of Rolling Stone magazine commented that The Temptations are “Indisputably the greatest black vocal group of the Modern Era…,” and listed the group’s Anthology album among the “500 Greatest Albums of All Time.” The Anthology album has appeared in all three of Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Albums’ lists. The Temptations have been the subject of a smash hit Broadway musical, Ain’t Too Proud: The Life and Times of The Temptations, based on Otis Williams’ personal journey, which opened on Broadway at the Imperial Theatre on March 21st, 2019. The musical received 12 Tony nominations, including Best Musical, and won the Tony Award® for Best Choreography at the 73rd Tony Awards at Radio City Music Hall in New York City on June 10, 2019. Now on tour, the Musical is scheduled to open in theaters in more than 50 cities across the U.S. during the next several years. Ain’t Too Proud opened in the UK, in the West End of London, at the Prince Edward Theatre on April 20, 2023. For details, see the link here: ainttooproudmusical.com/ The Temptations’ heritage, influence, and contributions to, not only American culture and African American communities but also to the global music landscape are monumental. The Temptations’ presence in the world today has never been more vivid, and their popularity is ever-increasing.
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FRIENDS OF LIED The mission of the Friends of Lied is to promote and support the Lied Center through education, fundraising, and service. Board members from across Nebraska serve as ambassadors for the Lied Center and help connect communities statewide to the arts. Contributions to Friends of Lied help keep ticket prices a!ordable, support world-class programming, and expand arts education opportunities for Nebraskans. Friends of Lied is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.
FRIENDS OF LIED BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT:
Clover Frederick, Lincoln* Katie Allen, Lincoln* Emmy Anderson, Lincoln Sarah Arten, Omaha Dee Austin, Omaha Margee Bartle, Lincoln Rick Bourque, Lincoln* Kara Brostrom, Lincoln Jessica Buchanan, Lincoln Dianne Bystrom, Plattsmouth LeAnne Deppisch, Lincoln Paulette Dinsmore, Lincoln Sara Downes, Lincoln C.K. Duryea, Omaha* Katie Ely, Lincoln Dodie Eveleth, Lincoln Ashley Goldsmith, Lincoln Ann Gradwohl, Lincoln* Theresa Haarberg, Lincoln Kylie Hatten, Lincoln Ashly Helfrich, Lincoln *Executive Committee Member
Marielle Herman, Lincoln Jeremy Hiatt, Lincoln Kimberly Hinrichs, Holdrege* Julie Hlavaty, North Platte Sherrie Hollister, Hastings* Jennifer Jessup, Lincoln Molly Johnsen, Hastings Sam Karnes, Lincoln Susan Klanecky, Lincoln* Pat Knaub, Lincoln* Jena Lambert, Lincoln Tami Lambie, Lincoln* Diane Lewis, Central City Ana Cristina Linder, Lincoln Caroline Melson, Lincoln* Tammy Miller, Lincoln Sue Moore, Lincoln* Karen Morgan, Alvo Deb Nelson, Aurora* Bridgett Ojeda, Lincoln
Kat Ousey, Lincoln* Kathy Plunkett, Lincoln Ann Quinlan, Lincoln* Alicia Reisinger, Lincoln Jessica Robinson, Lincoln Lisa Roth, Lincoln Sheila Schumacher, Lincoln* Karen Schweitzer, Lincoln Sharlette Schwenninger, Elwood Jennifer Schwichtenberg, Lincoln Krista Stevens, Lincoln* Ryan Swaroff, Lincoln Gary Tharnish, Lincoln* Susan Twiehaus, Lincoln Taryn Vanderford, Lincoln Gina Wagner, Omaha Katie Whyrick, Lincoln Cindy Ryman Yost, Lincoln
CIRCLE LEVEL MEMBERS
SUPPORTING THE 26 -27 SEASON
SEASON LIEDERS
Bill Buntain Larry & Lucy Buntain Comine Geo! & Kristen Cline Matt & Clover Frederick Ryan Gross & Beth Barger Chuck & Karen Harris Doug & Vikki Kotil John & Laurie Tavlin - Nebraska Diamond Liana Sandin - Pearle Francis Finigan Foundation Rhonda Seacrest Michael & Marvona Tavlin Art & Chris Zygielbaum
David & Kerry Florell
MARQUEE SPONSORS
SPOTLIGHT SPONSORS
CONTRIBUTING SPONSORS
Jo Adams Chad & Erika Allison Robert & Barbara Bartle Anabeth H. Cox Marsha & Don Dunn Heather & Mike Hilgers Lyn & Natalie Leach Carol Lewis John & Deb Nelson Bryan & Nancy Shank Gene & Kristen Stohs Mary Ann Sullivan Thomas & Sue Tallman Ed & Sue Tricker Art & Chris Zygielbaum Phyllis Acklie Jo Adams John Grady & Nancy King Diane & Kevin Klein Bill & Cindy Lester Lute Family Foundation of Ogallala James & Deborah Ring Emily Tonniges Jenna Vitosh The Weston Foundation Art & Chris Zygielbaum
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DANCE
Dirk Brom & Kim Russel Geo! & Kristen Cline Tom & Linda Hoegemeyer Drs. Dave & Marilyn Moore
John & Dee Cummins Priscilla C. Grew Karen Morgan Katherine F. Starace Steve Wake
CIRCLE
CIRCLE
PIANO CIRCLE
Dr. Mark Clinton Richard Colarossi & Elizabeth Harris-Colarossi in Memory of MarySue Harris Anabeth H. Cox* Charlotte Heermann Mrs. Larry H. Lusk Christopher Marks & Jessica Freeman Ian, Maggie, & Derek McLean Robert C. McMaster & Maureen Ose Liana Sandin - Pearle Francis Finigan Foundation
JAZZ
CIRCLE John Grady & Nancy King Dr. Jon Hinrichs Katherine F. Starace John & Laurie Tavlin Nebraska Diamond Beverly Westerberg
*Honorary Piano Circle member
MOSAIC CIRCLE
GROWER’S CIRCLE
Diane & Michael Nolan Art & Chris Zygielbaum
Mitch Becker & Susan Davis-Becker Dianne & Keith Bystrom Priscilla C. Grew Bruce Johnson & Barb Hoppe Art & Chris Zygielbaum
GOLD CIRCLE Abel Foundation Chad & Erika Allison Kelley Baker Robert & Alana Barth Dr. Rod & Debbie Basler Tim & Cindy Bittinger Brumbaugh Family Bill Buntain Anabeth H. Cox Dee & John Cummins Linda & Doug Dickeson Donald F. Dillon Marsha & Don Dunn David & Kerry Florell Matt & Clover Frederick Herb & Kathy Friedman John Grady & Nancy King Ryan Gross & Beth Barger Fred & Mary Anne Guggenmos Chuck & Karen Harris Todd & Julie Hlavaty Vivian Kiechel Kimmel Foundation Diane & Kevin Klein Doug & Vikki Kotil Lyn & Natalie Leach
Carol Lewis Dr. Max & Patricia Linder Janice Lipovsky & Jacob Smith James & Georgianne Mastera Drs. Dave & Marilyn Moore Angie Muhleisen Mike & Lynn Murman The Peteranetz Family Pinnacle Bank James & Deborah Ring Jack Robinson Elizabeth Rubendall Foundation Liana Sandin - Pearle Francis Finigan Foundation Eric & Renee Schafer Bryan & Nancy Shank Linda & Del Smith Aradhna & Piyush Srivastav Gene & Kristen Stohs Margaret & Gregory Sutton Sue & Tom Tallman Michael & Marvona Tavlin Ed & Sue Tricker Mark & Chris Whitehead Bonnie Zetterman Art & Chris Zygielbaum
PATRON SPONSORS Joe & Jeanette Adams Emmy & Blake Anderson Neil & Jo Bateman Jim & Carol Bishop Pat & Sam Boon Judith Turner Boucher Nancy & Dan Brosz N. Jerry Carden & Mary A. Riley Tim & Sara Carroll Marilyn Cintani David & Megan Darlington Anne & Morgan Davis Tim & Jill Pershing Davis David Dickinson & Karen McCluskey Judy Eicher Herb Friedman John Grady & Nancy King Mike & Karen Hays Thomas Hyde Robert & Dr. Patricia Kain Knaub Mike & Amber Kutayli Tami & Marvin Lambie Mrs. Larry H. Lusk Pam Manske & Marty Adkins Georgianne & Jim Mastera
Drs. Dave & Marilyn Moore John & Deb Nelson Cynthia Norman Rosemary & Fred Ohles Cynthia Olson John & Julie Owens Sean & Marla Payant Lisa & Cary Peterson Ann Marie Quinlan David A. Ripa Je! & Susan Sailors Tracy Sanford & Matt Wood Kathy Spahr Bill Stephan* Chad & Susan Stevens Bill & Betsy Strain Robert & Kathy Swan Thomas & Sue Tallman Gary Tharnish & Tom Fraser Tom & Georgia Thompson Ed & Sue Tricker Mark & Rita Walz Jane Zatechka Art & Chris Zygielbaum *Honorary Patron Sponsor
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IN MEMORY OF Keith Heckman Roger Lewis Jan & Korby O’Hare
THE MOMENTS THAT
MOVED YOU
CAN MOVE OTHERS
Notes that linger. Lines you remember. Emotions you carry long after the curtain falls. Over time, those moments become part of you. They shape what you value. They live on through your legacy. Carry them forward. Start with a simple toolkit: nufoundation.org/lied-legacy
ENDOWMENTS The Lied Center is able to transform the lives of millions thanks to numerous endowments from individuals & organizations that are deeply invested in the power of the arts & their impact on our community. These endowments bring the greatest artists in the world to the Lied stage & create life-changing opportunities that will forever shape the lives they touch. Their legacies will enrich the lives & fulfill the dreams of generations of Nebraskans for years to come. FOR INFORMATION ABOUT CREATING A FOREVER LEGACY WITH AN ENDOWMENT CONTACT Barbara Kohler at the University of Nebraska Foundation at 402.458.1100 or email lieddevelopment@unl.edu
Dale Adams Lied Center Fund Ruth M. Amen Performance Fund for Lied Center Roger Cummings Memorial Fund Adna A. Dobson Memorial Fund Arthur A. & Alice M. Dobson Endowment of The Lied Performance Fund Marjorie & Gene Eaton Lied Endowment Fund Helen M. Field Endowment of The Lied Performance Fund Friends of Lied Endowment Fund & Friends of Lied Performance Fund Evelyn B. Gold Memorial Fund for Performing Arts Burket Graf Lied Center for Performing Arts Fund Sheila Delaney Griffin Lied Endowment Fund Guarantors Council Endowment of The Lied Performance Fund Donald D. Hamann & Phoebe D. Hamann Charitable Fund Samuel F. & Elizabeth Heim Family Lied Program Endowment Fund Maurice & Dorothy Hevelone Performing Artist Endowment Charles J. & Irma V. Killian Fund Kevin & Diane Klein Performance Fund Glenn Korff Broadway Series Endowment
Kosmet Klub Lied Center Student Internship Fund Melvin Kurpjuweit Friends of Lied Fund Sarah Lahr’s Sarah’s Kids Fund for The Lied Center Lied Performance Fund: The Lied Center’s programs are supported in part by this endowment established in memory of Ernst F. Lied & his parents, Ernst M. & Ida K. Lied Martin & Ruth Massengale Lied Center Performance Fund Miriam Croft Moeller Endowment of The Lied Performance Fund Gordon & Phyllis Pauley Fund for The Lied Center Edmund C. Peeks Family Endowed Fund Piano Master Works Artist Fund G.K. Platinum Performance Endowment Fund Priority Seating Endowment of The Lied Performance Fund Dan Stratman & Larry Wathor Lied Center Production & Facility Improvement Fund Gene & Hazel Tallman Memorial Endowment of The Lied Performance Fund Thompson Family Endowment of The Lied Performance Fund Woody & Paula Varner Endowment of The Lied Performance Fund & Lied Support Fund Jeannie Whitehead Fund
PROGRAM
SUPPORT NEBRASKA ARTS COUNCIL & NEBRASKA CULTURAL ENDOWMENT The Nebraska Arts Council, a state agency, supports the Lied Center for Performing Arts 2026/2027 Season through its matching grants program funded by the Nebraska Legislature, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Nebraska Cultural Endowment. Visit www.artscouncil.nebraska.gov for information on how the Nebraska Arts Council can assist your organization.
LIED PERFORMANCE FUND ENDOWMENT The Lied Foundation Trust established the Lied Performance Fund Endowment at the University of Nebraska Foundation to enable the students & citizens of Nebraska to experience the finest cultural performances in the world. Many generous individuals & groups continue giving to this fund, enabling the Lied Center to continue presenting artists of great distinction & expanding its outreach programs throughout the state of Nebraska. Every year, thousands of free tickets are distributed to children & families who normally would not have the opportunity to experience the arts.
GLENN KORFF BROADWAY SERIES ENDOWMENT Established in 2014, the Glenn Kor! Broadway Endowment enables the Lied Center to present the highest-quality Broadway shows to Nebraskans while also providing opportunities for students to work with top performers and industry professionals. The Glenn Kor! Broadway Endowment also supports the creation of exciting new work right here in Lincoln through the Grow A Show program and o!ers opportunities for students to work hands-on with top musical theater artists. Our deepest gratitude to the Glenn Kor! Estate for making an immeasurable impact on the performing arts in Nebraska.
CLASSICAL PROGRAMMING SUPPORT ANABETH HORMEL COX LIED PERFORMANCE FUND This fund enables the Lied Center to showcase the most accomplished and sought-after classical music artists and ensembles in the world.
SPECIAL PROJECTS & GRANTS Cooper Foundation D.F. Dillon Foundation
Nebraska Arts Council & Nebraska Cultural Endowment
EDUCATION SPONSORS & GRANTS
Supports outreach, education, and performance programs including residencies, master classes, student matinees, teacher workshops, performances, and special projects. Lied Performance Fund
Lincoln Community Foundation
Bob & Jan FitzSimmons Lied Center Educational Opportunity Fund
Sarah Lahr’s Sarah’s Kids Fund for the Lied Center
George & Barbara Day Lied Center Fund
Ruth K. Seacrest Fund
Pace Woods Foundation Hixson-Lied College of Fine & Performing Arts Endowment Fund 2026-2027 Lied Center projects made possible, in part, with support from the HixsonLied College of Fine & Performing Arts Endowment Fund including: Grow a Show™: Musical Theatre Development Program, Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis, Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, and Stars of Rent.
ARTS ACROSS NEBRASKA PROGRAM
Arts Across Nebraska connects Lied Center artists with communities, schools & performing arts centers across Nebraska. Friends of Lied
Richard P. Kimmel & Laurine Kimmel Charitable Foundation
Nebraska Arts Council & Nebraska Cultural Endowment
KENNEDY CENTER PARTNERS IN EDUCATION PROGRAM Support is provided by the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts to integrate the arts across the curriculum in partner schools. This includes a 25-year partnership with the Umonhon Nation School, Macy, NE. ALSO SUPPORTED BY: Nebraska Arts Council & Nebraska Cultural Endowment
Lincoln Public Schools & LPS Indian Education Program
Pace Woods Foundation
The Kennedy Center Partners in Education Program
Umonhon Nation School, Macy, NE UNL College of Education & Human Sciences
Crete Public Schools
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TO THE LIED When University of Nebraska–Lincoln freshman cello performance major Cordelia Grey learned she might have an opportunity to meet Yo-Yo Ma during his visit to the Lied Center, she kept her expectations modest. “I was so excited just to get to hear him play,” Grey recalled. What happened instead became an experience she will carry for the rest of her life. Grey and fellow students spent nearly 45 minutes with Ma before his Lied Center performance. Then came a surprise none of them expected: each student was invited to play Ma’s 1733 Montagnana cello, an instrument valued in the millions. “It was absolutely incredible,” Grey said. “We had no idea we were going to get to play it.”
Grey admitted she was nervous about meeting one of her musical heroes. Those nerves disappeared quickly when Ma expressed being just as excited to meet the students as they were to see him. Ma also o!ered advice Grey put to use almost immediately, notating suggestions and tips on the sheet music she was using in an upcoming recital while encouraging her to focus on enjoying the music and expressing what she was feeling. Grey applied his advice at her solo recital and later told audience members who complimented her performance, “Yeah, I got that advice from Yo-Yo Ma.” That spirit of connection continued during intermission. When Ma learned that a group of high school orchestra students were in the audience, he invited them backstage to learn about their musical experiences and connect with them about the program he was performing. For Lied Center audiences and supporters, these moments demonstrate the reach of artist outreach. Bringing the world’s greatest performers to Nebraska creates extraordinary nights in the concert hall, but the impact can extend far beyond the performance itself. Students gain access to artists they have studied and admired, receiving encouragement and inspiration at pivotal moments in their development. Cordelia Grey arrived hoping simply to see Yo-Yo Ma up close. She left with his advice, an unforgettable experience playing his cello and a new perspective on finding joy in making music.
BEYOND THE STAGE: SOWETO GOSPEL CHOIR BUILDS CONNECTIONS ACROSS LINCOLN A full week with the Soweto Gospel Choir brought music, movement and connection to spaces across Lincoln. The internationally celebrated ensemble’s return to the Lied Center included far more than a performance, with residency activities reaching young people, musicians and community members throughout the city. At the Malone Center, choir members introduced children to South African games, movement and dance, filling the room with jumping, clapping and laughter. At First-Plymouth Church, members of the ensemble worked with Abendmusik singers to learn a song together, bringing musicians from di!erent backgrounds into the same space through a shared love of singing. One of the week’s most meaningful encounters took place at the Lancaster County Youth Services Center. The visit created a powerful connection between the young people and choir members. Youth Services Center sta! shared the e!ects of these residencies can continue for days with participants becoming more positive and hopeful after the artists leave. The residency also reached the next generation of Nebraska musicians. Approximately 250 University of Nebraska–Lincoln music students gathered for a special convocation with the choir. Some learned a song directly from the artists and, that evening, joined Soweto Gospel Choir on the Lied Center stage to perform the finale together. Sharing South African heritage was central to the artists’ approach. Soweto Gospel Choir singer and choir administrator Bongani Ncube explained, “Singing is the same all over, but other people do it di!erently and they use their heritage.” He also hoped the experience would inspire young musicians to see where their own love of singing might take them. For Lied Center audiences and supporters, this is the impact artist outreach can create. A world-class performance may fill the Lied Center for one evening, but a residency carries that experience into community organizations, classrooms and the lives of young people who may never otherwise have this kind of access. Through these encounters, visiting artists become more than performers. They become teachers, collaborators and sources of inspiration, and the impact of their time in Nebraska can continue long after the final applause.
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