Performances Magazine | Segerstrom Center for the Arts, October 2025

October 7–19 , 2025

A Home for Artists

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Lisa Middleton

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Karen Drum

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HONORARY PRESIDENT

Ted Levy

“The Men’s Week here is my annual birthday present to myself. It sets me straight and reminds me what matters: dropping barriers, taking time and space to listen to my voice, and laughing hard at my water volleyball skills with friends who uplift and celebrate me anyway. It’s quite a rebirth.”

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Welcome

Dear friends,

Welcome to Segerstrom Center for the Arts! We are pleased to share a thrilling month of programming with you. We welcome the renowned San Francisco Ballet to the Center with Frankenstein. This gothic masterpiece will leave you with chills! The 2025-26 Broadway season begins with Tony® and Grammy® Award-winning Broadway musical Some Like It Hot and ends the month with the upbeat Moulin Rouge! The Musical.

In Samueli Theater, don’t miss Adam Pascal and Anthony Rapp original cast members of the Tony-winning RENT, who celebrate their friendship as they perform a collection of songs from throughout their celebrated Broadway careers. And for the cool cats out there, Branford Marsalis, a true titan of jazz, returns for two performances.

Our Artistic Partners are also opening new seasons with thrilling concerts. Pacific Symphony presents Shelley Conducts Scheherazade, introducing Alexander Shelley his first concert as Artistic and Music Director Designate for the company.

The Philharmonic Society of Orange County presents Grammy-winning soprano Renée Fleming celebrating the wonder of the natural world while underscoring its fragility in Voice of Nature: The Anthropocene Recital. This program seamlessly blends timeless classical works with modern compositions and draws inspiration from the vivid imagery of nature’s beauty.

Thank you for spending time with us at the Center. Have a splendid and spooky season!

Casey Reitz President & CEO

Board of Directors

John H. Phelan Jr., Chair

Casey Reitz, President & CEO

Stewart R. Smith, Treasurer

Sally S. Crockett, Secretary

Julia A. Argyros

Bart Asner, M.D.

Jesse Bagley

Marta S. Bhathal

Louise Bryson

Mark Chan

Sandra Segerstrom Daniels

James A. Driscoll

Andra Greene Ellingson

John Ginger

Jackie Glass

Carole Haes Landon

Wendy Hales

Betty Huang

John H. Phelan Jr. Chair, Board of Directors

Molly Jolly

Roger T. Kirwan

Harmon Kong

Karla Kraft

Shanaz Langson

Kate Levering-Jahangiri

William F. Meehan

Ethan F. Morgan

Rick Muth

Walter Parsadayan

Mark C. Perry

Maria Rigatti

Holly Breaux Schwartz

Elizabeth Segerstrom

Tony Smith

Connie Spenuzza

John E. Stratman Jr.

Samuel Tang

Kelly Thomson

Laura Vanderhook

Gaddi H. Vasquez

Jaynine Warner

Jane Fujishige Yada

Henry T. Segerstrom,* Founding Chairman

Directors Emeritus

Anthony A. Allen

Lawrence M. Higby

Pat L. Poss*

Timothy L. Strader

David H. Troob

Carol L. Wilken*

* in memoriam

Resident Companies

Arthur Ong, Chairman, Pacific Symphony

Elaine Neuss, Chair & CEO, Philharmonic Society

Julie Virjee, Chair, Pacific Chorale

Arts Supporters

Vanessa Moore, Chair, The Guilds of the Center

Ann Moorhead, President, Angels of the Arts

Maurice Murray, Chair, Arts & Business Leadership Council

Gail Daniels, President, The Center Stars

Kate Levering-Jahangiri, President, Ave. to the Arts

Cindy Ramirez, Chair, The Center Docents

Calendar of events

November 2025

Moulin Rouge! The Musical

October 28–November 2

Caity Gyorgy

November 1

Noboyuki Tsujii

November 2

Avatar The Last Airbender in Concert

November 4

Takács String Quartet

November 5

Shucked

November 11–23

Phaeton Trio

November 13

Dolly Parton’s Threads: My Songs in Symphony

November 14–15

December 2025

Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake

December 4–6

Nutcracker for Kids

December 6

Handel’s Messiah

December 7

The Holidays with Canadian Brass

December 10

American Ballet Theatre

The Nutcracker

December 11–21

Tony Yazbeck

December 11–13

Holiday Organ Spectacular

December 10

Jessica Vosk Sleigh

December 17

A Rat Pack Christmas with Tony Desare

December 19–20

Tis the Season!

December 21–22

Fiesta Navidad

December 23

Salute to Vienna

December 30

Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! The Musical!

November 15–16

Carmen & Daphnis and Chloe

November 20–22

Lao Tizer Band

November 22

Artists, events and dates subject to change; visit www.scfta.org for details and times. Segerstrom Hall • Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall • Samueli Theater • Julianne and George Argyros Plaza

Shucked: A corn-bred American musical

What state is known for its small drinks? Minnesota.

Are you a connoisseur of corniness? Do you love dad jokes? Are puns a part of your daily conversation? Then the Center has a show for you! Shucked is the Broadway hit musical all about corn—the real stuff and the jokes that make you roll your eyes. It’s all good—corny— fun. “With its exuberance, heart and non-stop yucks, Shucked is the surprise delight of the season,” says Variety, while The Wall Street Journal calls “flat out hilarious!”

What is Santa’s favorite state to visit? Ida-Ho Ho Ho.

The folks in Cob County are wondering why their corn crops, which usually grow as high as an elephant’s eye, are suddenly dying. Our heroine Maizy (maize, get it?) is the only townsperson prepared to leave her farmland—

and her fiancé—to solve the problem and sets off to faraway Tampa to see if she can find help. There, an out-of-money swindler realizes she’s as green as an unshucked ear of corn and seizes the opportunity to get his hands on the riches he thinks are buried under the Cob corn rows. It becomes a battle for the heart and soil of a small town and will take real grit(s) to fight. Can they outsmart slick city folk?

How do you throw a party in outer space? You planet.

This show is a case of high fructose corn being good for you. The characters will win you over. Maizy’s fiancé, Beau (beau, get it?) is happy to wait for her and their postponed wedding until she returns. Beau’s brother Peanut will keep him amused with his own mangled jokes. And what if our bad boy city slicker realizes he’s met his match standing above ground in front of him?

Why did the math book look sad? Because it had too many problems!

This might remind some of a 1960s television show Hee-Haw, and that’s because the idea for Shucked started out as a staged version of that country-themed variety show. But it never got off the ground, withering on the stalk in the onslaught of Broadway sophistication. The backers eventually dropped out, leaving the idea open for new producers. This production is helmed by renowned veteran stage director Jack O’Brien, “setting the tone and bringing the infectious spirit of glee, warmth and discovery, just as he did for Hairspray,” says Variety The score is by the Grammy® Award-winning Nashville songwriting team of Brandy Clark and Shane McAnally, who also worked on the original Hee-Haw television program.

What did the corn say when it got a compliment? Aw, shucks!

If the story seems a bit confusing, what with all that corn being tossed around (metaphorically) there is a pair of narrators who appear when needed to offer explanations of everything from corn husbandry to tossing off more corn-related jokes.

I wanted to buy a pair of camouflage pants... but I couldn’t find any.

All-in-all, Shucked is an a-maize-ingly funny show that will have everyone poppin’ with laughter. And what did one ear of corn say to the other? “Don’t you think we’re just too corny?” That’s not possible in this hilarious production.

Segerstrom Hall November 11–23

Catch a rising star

Caity Gyorgy is a busy person. This Canadian jazz phenom is not even 30 years old and she’s already a three-time Juno awardwinning vocalist. She is also an award-winning songwriter, a bandleader, a sought-after clinician and is on the faculty of two Canadian music camps. Just don’t call her the next Diana Krall. She’s already there.

The last name is pronounced “George” and is inherited from her Hungarian great grandparents. Now you know what to say when you attend one of her performances in Samueli Theater next month and rave about her to your friends.

It wasn’t until her late teens that Gyorgy actually discovered jazz. She told jazzwax.com that she had been exploring a record store with her boyfriend when he pulled out Miles Davis’ Birth of the Cool and urged her to buy it. She did and played it on repeat to understand this new music. She also picked up a jazz-vocalists

compilation CD at Starbucks that included Ella Fitzgerald, Dinah Washington, and Sarah Vaughan, which further solidified her new interest in jazz (and she’s still with the boyfriend who has such good taste in music.)

Gyorgy writes her own songs. “They are seriously sophisticated, true jazz songs that have all the hallmarks of becoming standards,” says jazzwax.com. “When you add her confident fluid voice, you realize that Caity’s many musical talents and high taste level are truly remarkable.” She says that she usually quickly writes notes or sings a bit into her iPhone when the inspiration hits her.

For a change, her 2023 album, You’re Alike, You Two, focused on Jerome Kern, a favorite composer of hers and one of the American Songbook’s greatest songwriters. Gyorgy picked her favorites among the 700 songs Kern wrote, which makes sense since she leans toward the American Songbook style for her own compositions. She worked with pianist Mark Limacher. “It’s a real treat to get to focus on one composer,” she told Billboard. “Mark’s so incredibly musical, and he’s a very thoughtful and generous player.” Mark is her pianist on her two subsequent albums: Asking for Trouble and Caity Gyorgy with Strings.

“She continues to cement her status as a singular young voice in jazz today,” says Billboard. “She bowls you over with her sheer love of making music.”

Perhaps Gyorgy will be one of those artists—like Diana Krall—of whom, in 20 years, we’ll be saying, “I remember her first Center engagement.”

Samueli Theater November 1

Jazz gets a new voice

He may have grown up in Colorado, but jazz-fusion musician Lao Tizer is an L.A. guy now, one of our own, and putting a new sound to the contemporary side of jazz. The Lao Tizer Band will have its Center debut in Samueli Theater for two performances in October.

Growing up, Tizer was heavily influenced by his father’s extensive music collection, which included everything from classical music to Motown and world music—but no jazz. Tizer was 16 before he discovered his calling. He bought two Miles Davis albums and suddenly found what resonated with him. He realized that compared to classical music, “jazz sounds like it breaks all the rules, but I just heard there was a whole other world to explore there,” he says. “My parents always encouraged me to pursue my own creativity and I learned early on how to improvise and be musically adventurous.”

In 1997 he relocated to Los Angeles to pursue his musical calling—he plays the keyboard—the hard way. “Instead of going to music school, I got my butt kicked on the bandstand,” he told the Telluride Jazz Festival newsletter. “There’s no better way to grow than playing with people who are going to push you to grow.”

It must have worked, because at the age of 19 he formed his first jazz band.

“Tizer is one of the new generation of instrumentalists who can’t really be categorized,” says Smooth Views. “He is a powerful player who can shift effortlessly from power chords and funky riffs to lyrical ballads, with improvisational passages that sweep the

listener into luscious soundscapes. It’s a mixture of pop-rock, world beat and contemporary jazz with some jam band sensibility thrown in.”

The band’s music and musicians can change from album to album. Initially the band was strictly instrumental, but in the last few years Tizer has added some cover songs, and then some vocals. “My favorite music has always been well written, well composed, but also with that room to stretch, that’s the improvisation and the jazz of it.”

Whatever the shifts in his musical growth, Tizer loves that he is seeing more young people in his audiences. But he’s not trying to be the coolist guy. “I say forget the boundaries. Just make good music and try to connect with as many listeners as you can.”

Samueli Theater November 22

A “shining” example of great music

In Greek mythology, Phaeton is the son of the sun god Helio, so it’s not a surprise that the word means “shining.” It’s quite a legend to live up to, and the Phaeton Piano Trio does it con brio.

Members Friedemann Eichhorn, Peter Hörr, and Florian Uhlig are three top German artists of international standing and form one of the most exciting piano trios on the international concert scene. As soloists, the artists are known for their passionate performances and virtuosic technique, successfully performing on the major stages in Europe, overseas, and Asia for more than twenty years. Together, their seamless ensemble work and their combined artistry creates a truly captivating musical experience.

The critics agree.

“Every bow attack, the formation of every tone along with the dialogue-like ensemble between violin and cello, and the pearl-like ease of the piano, contributed to the impression that the trio not only shone as brilliant soloists, but that they joined to present an organic “sound body,” says the Westdeutsche Zeitung.

“…the playing by the Phaeton was everything one could hope for,” says Oberon (NYC).

“Everything melds into a rich blend, which has the emotional pull of Olde World style and grace. We were soon swept into that world by the Phaeton’s inspired—and inspiring—playing.”

Their program for the Center presents a compelling mix of contemporary energy with Fazıl Say’s Space Jump alongside the established masterpieces of Beethoven’s “Archduke” Trio, Op. 97, and SaintSaëns’ Trio No. 2.

Space Jump celebrates the late Felix Baumgarten’s parachute jump from the stratosphere, becoming the first human being to break the speed of sound in freefall. Say depicts each phase of the jump, from

take off to a safe landing on earth. Say’s intense fascination with this event prompted a work containing every emotion he experienced as a spectator.

Beethoven’s Archduke Trio came from the composer’s dedication of the piece to Archduke Rudolph, the younger brother of Emperor Leopold II, a student and patron of Beethoven who appreciated his genius. Beethoven played the piano part in its premiere, the last time he performed in public.

Saint-Saëns’ Trio was given its name, La muse et le poète, by his publisher, which did not make the composer happy. It is a work from his late career, premiering in 1910, and Saint-Saëns described it as a conversation between the cello and the violin.

How did the ensemble take such an unusual name?

“Greek mythology is always interesting,” says violinist Friedemann Eichorn. “It doesn’t have anything to do with fashion but concerns itself with things that last for thousands of years. We think the same of the great compositions in our world of classical music.”

It’s a shining example of the way the Phaeton Trio brings new light to trio compositions old and new.

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You are, Janet, you are! The Rocky Horror Picture Show is celebrating its 50th anniversary—we’re going to celebrate on Friday, October 24 on the Julianne and George Argyros Plaza with a free screening and plenty of other fun activities that Dr. Frank-N-Furter and his gang would approve.

Don’t miss the Center’s very own Broadway Divas as they transform into scream queens of Halloween with the return of their highly anticipated Hallo-Queen Spooktacular drag preshow!

Dress up as your favorite character, and be sure to arrive early for the best spots and for your special goodie bag with all the props you need to be an active participant in the show. Only the first 200 guests will receive one, and you don’t want to miss out.

In the meantime, here is some Rocky Horror trivia. Did you know:

• Steve Martin auditioned to play Brad but was passed over for Barry Bostwick.

• Mick Jagger wanted to play Dr. Frank-NFurter in the film version, but the team decided to stay with Tim Curry, who had starred in the original stage production.

• The Rocky Horror Picture Show has many famous fans but perhaps none more impressive than Diana, Princess of Wales, who was thrilled when she met Tim Curry.

• Richard Hartley, who composed the songs alongside Richard O’Brien, told The Guardian that the original stage script only made for a 40-minute long performance. “Time Warp” was initially added to stretch the play out longer, but it would go on to become one of Rocky Horror’s most beloved songs.

• Many movies have “Easter eggs”—little hidden things waiting to be noticed by sharp-eyed fans—but Rocky Horror had actual colored eggs hidden around the set. The crew allegedly staged a literal Easter egg hunt, and some of them proved so well-hidden that they ended up in the movie, including one you can see beneath Frank-NFurter’s throne.

Don’t be like some of the movie’s characters, “Lost in time, and lost in space...” Join your friends on the Julianne and George Argyros Plaza for this special anniversary screening and “Let’s do the Time Warp” again!

The Julianne and George Argyros Plaza October 24

October 7–19, 2025

Tuesdays–Fridays at 7:30 pm

Saturdays at 2 & 7:30 pm

Sundays at 1 pm & 6:30 pm SEGERSTROM HALL

Saturday, October 18 at 2 pm

accessibility performance

ASL interpretation provided by: D. MacDougall Interpreting Services

Open captioning by: c2

Audio description by:

THE SHUBERT ORGANIZATION NEIL MERON

MGM ON STAGE

ROY FURMAN ROBERT GREENBLATT JAMES L. NEDERLANDER KENNY LEON

HUNTER ARNOLD ROY FURMAN JOHN GORE ORGANIZATION

JAMES L. NEDERLANDER THE DALGLEISH LIBRARY COMPANY GROUP

CUE TO CUE PRODUCTIONS ROBERT GREENBLATT

HUNTER ARNOLD JOHN GORE ORGANIZATION THE DALGLEISH LIBRARY COMPANY GROUP SHEBOYGAN CONSERVATORY PARTNERS AMBASSADOR THEATRE GROUP PRODUCTIONS BOB BOYETT CUE TO CUE PRODUCTIONS JANET AND MARVIN ROSEN THE ARACA GROUP CONCORD THEATRICALS MARC HOWARD INDEPENDENT PRESENTERS NETWORK JUANITA JORDAN

SHEBOYGAN CONSERVATORY PARTNERS ATG PRODUCTIONS BOB BOYETT

JANET AND MARVIN ROSEN THE ARACA GROUP CONCORD THEATRICALS INDEPENDENT PRESENTERS NETWORK

Executive Producer JENNIFER COSTELLO

Executive Producer D.S. MOYNIHAN

Book by

by

MATTHEW LÓPEZ and AMBER RUFFIN

Audio Description Los Angeles

JUJAMCYN THEATERS HENRY R. MUÑOZ III OSTAR MARIAH CAREY

MGM ON STAGE

MATTHEW LÓPEZ and AMBER RUFFIN

Music by MARC SHAIMAN

Music by MARC SHAIMAN

ROY FURMAN ROBERT GREENBLATT JAMES L. NEDERLANDER KENNY LEON

HUNTER ARNOLD JOHN GORE ORGANIZATION THE DALGLEISH LIBRARY COMPANY GROUP SHEBOYGAN CONSERVATORY PARTNERS AMBASSADOR THEATRE GROUP PRODUCTIONS

Lyrics by SCOTT WITTMAN and MARC SHAIMAN

BOB BOYETT CUE TO CUE PRODUCTIONS JANET AND MARVIN ROSEN THE ARACA GROUP

CONCORD THEATRICALS MARC HOWARD INDEPENDENT PRESENTERS NETWORK JUANITA JORDAN

JUJAMCYN THEATERS HENRY R. MUÑOZ III OSTAR MARIAH CAREY

BASED ON THE METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER MOTION PICTURE “SOME LIKE IT HOT“

BASED ON THE METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER MOTION PICTURE “SOME LIKE IT HOT”

Executive Producer

D.S. MOYNIHAN

Starring

Starring

CHRISTIAN BORLE J. HARRISON GHEE ADRIANNA HICKS

MATT LOEHR TAVIS KORDELL LEANDRA ELLIS-GASTON

Book by MATTHEW LÓPEZ and AMBER RUFFIN

KEVIN DEL AGUILA N aTASHA YVETTE WILLIAMS

EDWARD JUVIER DEQUINA MOORE

ADAM HELLER MARK LOTITO ANGIE SCHWORER

MATT ALLEN DEVON GOFFMAN DEVON HADSELL

With

With

Music by MARC SHAIMAN

TY NIA RENÉ BRANDON IAN CAMPAYNO GABI CAMPO D eMARIUS R. COPES CASEY GARVIN

ASHLEY MARIE ARNOLD KELLY BERMAN IAN CAMPAYNO DEVIN CORTEZ

DARIEN CRAGO AUSTIN DUNN JONATHAN DUVELSON ADENA ERSHOW DREW FRANKLIN

Lyrics by SCOTT WITTMAN and MARC SHAIMAN

DEVON HADSELL ASHLEY ELIZABETH HALE JENNY HILL K.J. HIPPENSTEEL JARVIS B. MANNING JR. BRIAN MARTIN

ABBY MATSUSAKA AMBER OWENS KAYLA PECCHIONI CHARLES SOUTH BRENDON STIMSON RAENA WHITE JULIUS WILLIAMS RICHARD RIAZ YODER

TIM FUCHS BRYAN THOMAS HUNT EMILY KELLY MADELINE KENDALL

BASED ON THE METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER MOTION PICTURE “SOME LIKE IT HOT“

STEPHEN MICHAEL LANGTON RANEASE RYANN NISSI SHALOME KELLY SHEEHAN

MICHAEL SKRZEK JAMAL STONE JULIA YAMEEN

Scenic Design SCOTT PASK

Costume Design GREGG BARNES

Lighting Design NATASHA KATZ

Sound Design BRIAN RONAN

Starring

Scenic Design SCOTT PASK

Hair Design JOSH MARQUETTE

Orchestrations

Costume Design GREGG BARNES

Lighting Design NATASHA KATZ

CHRISTIAN BORLE J. HARRISON GHEE ADRIANNA HICKS

KEVIN DEL AGUILA N aTASHA YVETTE WILLIAMS

Hair Design JOSH MARQUETTE

CHARLIE ROSEN and BRYAN CARTER

Orchestrations

Vocal Arrangements MARC SHAIMAN

Makeup Design MILAGROS MEDINA-CERDEIRA

With

Makeup Design MILAGROS MEDINA-CERDEIRA

ADAM HELLER MARK LOTITO ANGIE SCHWORER

Dance & Incidental Music Arrangements GLEN KELLY

CHARLIE ROSEN and BRYAN CARTER

Production Stage Manager KAREN MOORE

Scenic Design

Associate Director STEVE BEBOUT

Vocal Arrangements MARC SHAIMAN

SCOTT PASK Costume Design GREGG BARNES

Hair Design JOSH MARQUETTE

The Center applauds

Orchestrations

Dance & Incidental Music Arrangements GLEN KELLY

Sound Design BRIAN RONAN

Additional Material by CHRISTIAN BORLE and JOE FARRELL

Additional Material by CHRISTIAN BORLE and JOE FARRELL

Music Director DARRYL ARCHIBALD

Music Director MARK BINNS Music Coordinator KRISTY NORTER

Associate Choreographer JOHN M ac INNIS

TY NIA RENÉ BRANDON IAN CAMPAYNO GABI CAMPO DeMARIUS R. COPES CASEY GARVIN DEVON HADSELL ASHLEY ELIZABETH HALE JENNY HILL K.J. HIPPENSTEEL JARVIS B. MANNING JR. BRIAN MARTIN ABBY MATSUSAKA AMBER OWENS KAYLA PECCHIONI CHARLES SOUTH BRENDON STIMSON RAENA WHITE JULIUS WILLIAMS RICHARD RIAZ YODER

Production Stage Manager DONAVAN DOLAN

Associate Director STEVE BEBOUT

Advertising & Marketing SERINO COYNE

CHARLIE ROSEN and BRYAN CARTER

Production Stage Manager KAREN MOORE

Vocal Arrangements MARC SHAIMAN

Tour Marketing and Press ALLIED GLOBAL MARKETING

Associate Director STEVE BEBOUT

Advertising & Marketing SERINO COYNE

Please refrain from using cellular phones, pagers, watch alarms and similar devices. The use of any audio or videorecording device or the taking of photographs (with or without flash) is strictly prohibited. Thank you.

Lighting Design NATASHA KATZ

Associate Choreographer JOHN MACINNIS

Makeup Design MILAGROS MEDINA-CERDEIRA

Digital Marketing SITUATION INTERACTIVE

Company Manager JENNY PEEK

General Management 101 PRODUCTIONS, LTD. THE

Technical Supervisor JUNIPER STREET PRODUCTIONS

Music Coordinator KRISTY NORTER

Production Management JUNIPER STREET PRODUCTIONS

Sound Design BRIAN RONAN

Casting THE TELSEY OFFICE

Casting THE TELSEY OFFICE BETHANY KNOX, C.S.A.

Marketing Director ANNA PITERA D eVITO

Additional Material by CHRISTIAN BORLE and JOE FARRELL

Press Representative POLK & CO.

BETHANY KNOX, CSA

Dance & Incidental Music Arrangements GLEN KELLY Music Director DARRYL ARCHIBALD Music Coordinator KRISTY NORTER

Tour Booking Agency THE BOOKING GROUP

Company Manager DeANN L. BOISE

Music Supervision by MARY-MITCHELL CAMPBELL Directed and Choreographed by CASEY NICHOLAW

MEREDITH BLAIR KARA GEBHART

Associate Choreographer JOHN Mac INNIS

Digital Marketing SITUATION INTERACTIVE

Production Management JUNIPER STREET PRODUCTIONS

Marketing Director ANNA PITERA D eVITO

General Management 101 PRODUCTIONS, LTD. JEFF KLEIN

Casting THE TELSEY OFFICE BETHANY KNOX, C.S.A.

Press Representative POLK & CO.

Music Supervision by MARY-MITCHELL CAMPBELL and DARRYL ARCHIBALD

Company Manager JENNY PEEK

General Management 101 PRODUCTIONS, LTD.

This production is dedicated to the memory of Craig Zadan.

Directed and Choreographed by CASEY NICHOLAW

Music Supervision by MARY-MITCHELL CAMPBELL

Grammy Award®-winning Original Cast Recording on Concord Theatricals Recordings

Directed and Choreographed by CASEY NICHOLAW

This production is dedicated to the memory of Craig Zadan.

This production is dedicated to the memory of Craig Zadan.

Cast

(in

order of appearance)

Sweet Sue ............................................................................ DEQUINA MOORE

Joe/Josephine MATT LOEHR

Jerry/Daphne TAVIS KORDELL

Nellie

DARIEN CRAGO

Mack DEVIN CORTEZ

Sonny JAMAL STONE

Spats DEVON GOFFMAN

Mulligan MATT ALLEN

Toothpick Charlie

MICHAEL SKRZEK

Minnie DEVON HADSELL

Dolores ................................................................................. NISSI SHALOME

Ginger ASHLEY MARIE ARNOLD

Vivian EMILY KELLY

Sugar ........................................................................ LEANDRA ELLIS-GASTON

Bar Manager MICHAEL SKRZEK

Osgood EDWARD JUVIER

Man with Suitcase ......................................................

Society Syncopators

STEPHEN MICHAEL LANGTON

ASHLEY MARIE ARNOLD, KELLY BERMAN, DARIEN CRAGO, EMILY KELLY, MADELINE KENDALL, RANEASE RYANN, NISSI SHALOME

Gangsters, Porters, Bellhops, et al .......................... DEVIN CORTEZ, JONATHAN DUVELSON, DREW FRANKLIN, STEPHEN MICHAEL LANGTON, MICHAEL SKRZEK, JAMAL STONE UNDERSTUDIES

Understudies never substitute for the listed performers unless a specific announcement is made at the time of the appearance.

For Joe/Josephine—BRYAN THOMAS HUNT, MICHAEL SKRZEK; for Jerry/Daphne— JONATHAN DUVELSON, JAMAL STONE; for Sugar—RANEASE RYANN, NISSI SHALOME; for Sweet Sue—ASHLEY MARIE ARNOLD, NISSI SHALOME; for Osgood—DEVIN CORTEZ, STEPHEN MICHAEL LANGTON; for Mulligan—TIM FUCHS, STEPHEN MICHAEL LANGTON; for Spats—BRYAN THOMAS HUNT, MICHAEL SKRZEK; for Minnie—DARIEN CRAGO, EMILY KELLY, KELLY SHEEHAN

SWINGS

AUSTIN DUNN, TIM FUCHS, BRYAN THOMAS HUNT, KELLY SHEEHAN, JULIA YAMEEN

VACATION SWINGS

IAN CAMPAYNO, ADENA ERSHOW

Dance Captain—TIM FUCHS

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

Musical Numbers

ACT I

“What Are You Thirsty For?” Sue and Ensemble

“You Can’t Have Me (If You Don’t Have Him)” Joe and Jerry

“Vamp!” ................................................................................... Joe and Jerry

“I’m California Bound” Sue, Joe, Jerry, Sugar and Ensemble

“A Darker Shade of Blue” Sugar

“Take It up a Step” ............................................ Sugar, Josephine, Daphne and Ensemble

“Zee Bap” Sue, Josephine, Daphne and Ensemble

“At the Old Majestic Nickel Matinee” Sugar

“Poor Little Millionaire” .......................................................... Osgood and Ensemble

“Some Like It Hot” Sue, Sugar, Daphne and Ensemble

ACT II

“Let’s Be Bad” Osgood, Daphne and Ensemble

“Dance the World Away” Joe, Sugar and Ensemble

“Fly, Mariposa, Fly” Osgood and Ensemble

“You Coulda Knocked Me Over With a Feather” Daphne

“He Lied When He Said Hello” Joe and Ensemble

“Ride Out the Storm” Sugar

“Tip Tap Trouble” ............................................................................... Company

“Baby, Let’s Get Good” Company

Setting: 1933, Chicago and San Diego

THERE WILL BE ONE 20-MINUTE INTERMISSION.

Music Coordinator—KRISTY NORTER

Score Supervisor—SAMUEL HOAD

Keyboard Programmer—RANDY COHEN Associate Keyboard Programmers—SAM STAROBIN, TIM CROOK, NICHOLAS SCHENKEL, JUAN MATOS; Drum Pad Programming—SEAN MCDANIEL; Playback Engineer—JULIANNE MERRILL; PATCHMASTER PRODUCTIONS LLC; Music Preparation—RUSSELL BARTMUS, CHARLIE SAVAGE and NATHAN SEROT for 7TH AVENUE MUSIC SERVICE; Music Assistant—LEXI VOLLERO; Additional Music Production—LARRY SALTZMAN, MIKE MORRIS, RYAN O’CONNELL, SAMUEL HOAD

ORCHESTRA

Conductor/Keys 1—MARK BINNS

Associate Conductor/Keys 2—NICHOLAS MICHAEL JOHNSON Trumpet 1—MATT GALLAGHER; Drums—CHRIS KARABELAS

LOCAL ORCHESTRA

Bass: TIM CHRISTENSEN; Trumpet 2: CHRIS EBLE; Reed 1: GLEN BERGER (alto saxophone, flute, clarinet); Reed 2: TRISTAN CAPELL (tenor sax, flute, clarinet); Reed 3: BRETT McDONALD (tenor sax, flute, clarinet); Reed 4: PHIL FEATHER (baritone sax, clarinet, bass clarinet); Trombone 1: CHARLIE MORILLAS; Trombone 2: DAVE RYAN (trombone, bass trombone)

Contractor (non-playing): JAY MASON

Who’s Who

MATT LOEHR (Joe/Josephine). Recent tours: Dave in MJ the Musical, Don Kirshner in Beautiful the Carole King Musical. Broadway: Elder McKinley in The Book of Mormon. Original Broadway casts: Elf the Musical; Promises, Promises (2010 revival); Mary Poppins; Chitty Chitty Bang Bang; and Mel Brooks’ The Producers. Other Broadway: Evita, Movin’ Out and Fosse

TAVIS KORDELL (Jerry/Daphne) is a Raeford, North Carolina native excited to be making their national tour debut! Regional/collegiate: In the Heights (Benny u/s), The Color Purple (Ensemble), Beautiful: The Carole King Musical x4 (Drifter), Elf (Ensemble), The Wild Party (Mr. Black), Company (Robert), SpongeBob (Ensemble) and “America’s Got Talent,” Season 16. Proud graduate of UNC-Greensboro! @taviskordell.

LEANDRA ELLIS-GASTON (Sugar). Broadway: Six (Anne Boleyn), Tina: The Tina Turner Musical (original Broadway company). Off-Broadway: Pal Joey (City Center), Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (nat’l tour), Hair (international tour). Inspiring Black women to shine in the spotlight. To every melanin-rich queen: your beauty radiates. Ephesians 2:8–9. @leandraellisgaston.

EDWARD JUVIER (Osgood). Seen on Broadway in Les Misérables and tours of Les Misérables and The Phantom of the Opera, he has performed with many theaters, including Goodspeed, Pioneer, Stages St. Louis (Theater Circle Award), Alabama Shakespeare, Tuachan, Engeman, Riverside, Meadow Brook, Gulf Coast Symphony, Transcendence and more. Boston Conservatory graduate. Visit edwardjuvier.com.

DEQUINA MOORE (Sweet Sue). Broadway: Legally Blonde (Pilar), Little Shop of Horrors (Chiffon), Two Gentlemen of Verona (Sylvia u/s), Hair (AFC). Nat’l Tours: Summer (Diva Donna), Super Freak (Momma Johnson), Summer (Diva Donna u/s), The Bodyguard (Rachel/Nickie u/s), Flashdance (Kiki), Madea’s Big Happy Family (Rose), Happy Days (Joyce/Lola). Film: Joyful Noise, Ghost Town, Rachel Getting Married,

Camp, All Falls Down. TV: “Diarra From Detroit,” “Lust,” “5th Ward,” “Law & Order: SVU,” “Racing For Time,” “Third Watch.” NYC/Regional: The Wiz, Houston for the Holidays, Plumshuga, The Color Purple, Single Black Female, Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar & Grill, Josephine Tonight, Beehive. BFA: NYU/Tisch. DeQuina loves/thanks GOD, her Kelvin, Baby Deuce, Aaliyah, her Dad, Mom, Jim-Kat, & close fam/true friends. IG: @dequinamoore / FB: DeQuina Moore

MATT ALLEN (Mulligan). Broadway: Once Upon a One More Time, Escape to Margaritaville, Something Rotten!, Honeymoon in Vegas, The Wedding Singer, Oklahoma!, Annie Get Your Gun. National Tours: Billy Elliot, Spamalot, The Producers, Annie Get Your Gun. Regional: Tootsie, 9 to 5, Chicago, Buddy Holly, Christmas Carol. TV/Film: “Law & Order: Organized Crime,” “Gotham,” The Producers. Thanks to Beth at Telsey, The Hybrid Agency, and Paula&Vixen. mattallen.xyz

DEVON GOFFMAN (Spats). Tours: Jersey Boys (Tommy DeVito), On Your Feet! (Phil), Motown, Grease (Vince Fontaine), Titanic (Barrett), Buddy. Recent: 9 to 5 (Franklin Hart). TV: “Law & Order: O.C.” (Det. Greg Florial), “Lincoln Rhyme” (Amelia’s Dad). “Love u, Katie—my heart! Thank u, fam: Mom and Dena, BWA.” @DevonBulldog. @theDevonGoffmanStudio. devongoffmanofficial.com. Go Bills!

DEVON HADSELL (Minnie). Broadway: Some Like It Hot (Ensemble, u/s Minnie), Mean Girls (Ensemble, u/s Gretchen, Karen, Adult Woman). Tour: The Little Mermaid. Regional: West Side Story, Something Rotten!, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Sunset Blvd, Ragtime, Lysistrata Jones. TV: “SNL,” “American Horror Story,” “The Tony Awards.” Love to family, friends, Colette, MSA and hubby Paul. @devonhadsell.

ASHLEY MARIE ARNOLD (Ensemble, u/s Sweet Sue) is thrilled to join this company! Recent: David (AMT Theatre), Little Shop of Horrors (West Side Theatre), Beautiful (Maltz Jupiter), Joy (George Street Playhouse). “Thanks to my

family, DGRW team, ZOOM Talent and Telsey!” B.M. OCU.

KELLY BERMAN (Ensemble) is thrilled to be making her Broadway national tour debut. Regional: Goodspeed, Muny, Paper Mill, Ogunquit, The Rev, York Theatre. Off-Broadway: The Death of Desert Rose. Thanks to SLIH team and Telsey! Boston Conservatory. CTG. @kbermanator.

IAN CAMPAYNO (Vacation Swing). Thrilled to be a Hottie again! Broadway: Some Like It Hot, Mary Poppins. Off-Broadway: Trip of Love. Tours: Something Rotten!, Chicago, Mary Poppins. TV/ film and regional theater as well! @icampayno.

DEVIN CORTEZ (Ensemble, u/s Osgood) NYCbased SoCal native! Off-Broadway: Empire, Americano (New World Stages). Recently: 42 Balloons (North American Premiere), Chicago Shakespeare, The MUNY, La Jolla Playhouse and more! TV: “Chuck” (NBC), “Cougartown” (ABC), Disney XD. Emerson College alum. Thank you to HAA and Jimmy at Telsey. Much love to Joe, my family, and friends! @devin.cortez

DARIEN CRAGO (Ensemble, u/s Minnie). Broadway: Holiday Inn (and PBS recording). New York: City Center Encores!, York Theatre. National tour: White Christmas. TV: “Fosse/ Verdon,” “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.” “Thank you to The Mine, Jimmy and the creative team. Love to my fam and D.”

AUSTIN DUNN (Swing). NYC based, but originally from Austin, Texas. Chicago (natl’ tour). Regional: PCLO. LTOK. Proud Point Park alum. “Endlessly grateful to my family, friends and mentors. For Nana and Papa. Thank you to CTG and Telsey.” @austintdunn.

JONATHAN DUVELSON (Ensemble, u/s Jerry/ Daphne) is blessed to be back tip tapping with the Hotties! A Renaissance Spirit, City Homesteader and Dog Dad:) Baking bagels and crafting creations! Broadway: Aladdin, Some Like It Hot, Tammy Faye, TV/Film: “Girls5Eva” (Netflix). Follow the adventure @johnnnybabyy

ADENA ERSHOW (Vacation Swing). National tour debut! Regional: Paper Mill Playhouse, Signature Theatre, Broadway at Music Circus, The Fulton and many more. Endless thank you to The Mine, Telsey and the entire SLIH team! “Love to my family. For SLB and KJS.” @aershow.

DREW FRANKLIN (Ensemble) has performed in many shows in many places. Previous appearances in your city may have included Something Rotten!, Elf, White Christmas and Cats. For Mom and Grandma, who both loved tap dancing. Be kind!

TIM FUCHS (Swing, Dance Captain, u/s Mulligan). Nat’l tours: Something Rotten! (Ensemble, u/s Nigel), 42nd Street (Swing), Cats (Mungojerrie RCCL), numerous regional theaters across the U.S. Thanks Dave at Daniel Hoff, Jimmy at Telsey. Love to family, friends and his fiancée Sierra. timfuchs282.com. @givesnofuchs.

BRYAN THOMAS HUNT (Swing, u/s Joe/ Josephine, u/s Spats). Tours: White Christmas and Billy Elliot. Regional: Alliance, Ahmanson, Asolo, Goodspeed, Muny, North Shore, Ogunquit, Paper Mill and Riverside. “Love to my beautiful wife Kelly, and to my endlessly supportive family. For my Dad.”

EMILY KELLY (Ensemble, u/s Minnie). National tour debut! Favorite credits: Grand Hotel (Encores!), Summerstock (Goodspeed), Cabaret (Sally u/s; Asolo), Muny. Sacramento native; IU grad—go Hoosiers! “Love to TCT, SLIH team, Alex and support system—for my parents, thank you!” @emckelly.

MADELINE KENDALL (Ensemble): Tour: Mean Girls, Anastasia. Select Regional: Elf, Grease, Disney’s BATB, ACL. Endless gratitude to The Telsey Office, Brian @HKA, and the SLIH team! Much love to Mom, Dad, family and friends. Wagner College Theatre. @maddie_kenda11

STEPHEN MICHAEL LANGTON (Ensemble, u/s Osgood, u/s Mulligan). Previously seen in the first national tour of Newsies (Davey). “Love and gratitude to Jill, the Ussies and my

incomparable family. For my first costars, my beautiful sisters.”

RANEASE RYANN (Ensemble, u/s Sugar) is honored to make her national tour debut! Recently: Dreamgirls (Muny), Belle in Beauty and the Beast (Music Theatre Wichita). Sending love to her family, friends and CCM MT ’25! 1 Corinthians 16:14. @ranease.

NISSI SHALOME (Ensemble, u/s Sugar, u/s Sweet Sue). Chicago-land native with her B.F.A. from WIU. Credits: Summer: The Donna Summer Musical, Personality: The Lloyd Price Musical, The Factotum. She sends glory to God, and love to her family and Gray Talent Group. @nissishalome.

KELLY SHEEHAN (Swing, u/s Minnie) Broadway: Irving Berlin’s White Christmas and 42nd Street. Tour: IBWC (Judy Haynes). Regional: MUNY, City Center Encores!, Barrington, Goodspeed, and Riverside. Grateful to my parents, and much love to my wonderful husband Bryan!

MICHAEL SKRZEK (Ensemble, u/s Joe/ Josephine, u/s Spats). Originally from Worcester, Mass., making his Broadway national tour debut. Michael grew up enamored with MGM musicals, making this show extraordinarily special. “Endless gratitude for my people— MDAJSSPNTRJ. Peace, love and happiness.” @michaelskrzek. michaelskrzek.com.

JAMAL STONE (Ensemble, u/s Jerry/Daphne) is thrilled to join the Broadway national tour of Some Like It Hot! Credits: Ain’t Too Proud (Dennis Edwards), Mean Girls (Shane Oman, u/s Aaron), RENT (Angel). Endless gratitude to family, friends, mentors, and Hell’s Kitchen Agency. IG: @Jjamalkstone

JULIA YAMEEN (Swing) is ELATED to be joining this wonderful company! Tour: Mrs. Doubtfire Regional credits include The MUNY, Ogunquit Playhouse, NSMT. All of my love and gratitude to my family, friends, HH, Telsey and the SLIH team for this opportunity! @juliayameen

MARC SHAIMAN (Composer, Co-Lyricist, Vocal Arranger). Seven Oscar nominations: Mary

Poppins Returns, Sleepless in Seattle, Patch Adams, The First Wives Club, The American President, South Park.Other films: Beaches, When Harry Met Sally, City Slickers, The Addams Family, Sister Act, A Few Good Men, The Bucket List. Broadway (three Tony noms): Hairspray (Tony win), Martin Short: Fame Becomes Me, Catch Me If You Can, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. TV (thirteen Emmy noms.): “SNL,” “Smash,” “The Oscars” (Emmy win), “Only Murders in the Building.” Recordings (six Grammy noms.): Bette Midler, Harry Connick Jr., Mariah Carey, two Grammy wins for Hairspray and Some Like It Hot cast albums.

SCOTT WITTMAN (Co-Lyricist) is a Tony, twotime Grammy and Olivier award-winning lyricist and director. Broadway: Hairspray, Catch Me If You Can, Martin Short: Fame Becomes Me and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Upcoming: Smash. Television: “Smash” (Golden Globe, Grammy and Emmy-nominated) and Emmynominated “Pickwick Triplets” from “Only Murders in the Building.” Film: Oscar nominee for “The Place Where Lost Things Go” from Mary Poppins Returns. Concerts: Patti LuPone, Christine Ebersole, Nathan Lane and Bette Midler. His ’80s Downtown shows are in the permanent collection of MOMA.

MATTHEW LÓPEZ (Book) was nominated for a Tony Award and won a Drama Desk for his work on Some Like It Hot. He is the author of The Inheritance, which won the Tony, Olivier, Drama Desk, Evening Standard, Outer Critics Circle, London Critics Circle and GLAAD Media awards for Best Play. He wrote and directed the Amazon Prime feature “Red, White and Royal Blue,” for which he was nominated for an Emmy Award.

AMBER RUFFIN (Book) is an Emmy and WGA award-nominated writer and performer for NBC’s “Late Night With Seth Meyers” and “The Amber Ruffin Show.” She wrote and performed on Comedy Central’s “Detroiters” and was a regular narrator on “Drunk History.” She also wrote on “A Black Lady Sketch Show.” Ruffin is a New York Times bestselling author, along with her sister Lacey Lamar, of You’ll Never Believe What Happened to Lacey: Crazy Stories of

Racism. She wrote the most recent Broadway production of The Wiz

CASEY NICHOLAW (Director and Choreographer). Two-time Tony Award winning director-choreographer, Casey Nicholaw, is represented on Broadway as director/ choreographer of Disney’s Aladdin (Tony and Drama Desk nominations Best Choreography), and co-director and choreographer of The Book of Mormon (Tony and Drama Desk awards Best Co-Director, nominations in the same categories Best Choreography); Olivier Award winner Best Choreography. Other Broadway credits as director/choreographer: Some Like It Hot (Tony and Drama Desk awards Best Choreography, Tony nomination Best Direction), The Prom (Tony nomination Best Direction), Mean Girls (Tony nominations Best Direction and Choreography), Tuck Everlasting, Something Rotten! (Tony and Drama Desk nominations Best Direction and Choreography), Elf: The Musical, The Drowsy Chaperone (Tony and Drama Desk nominations Best Direction and Choreography), Monty Python’s Spamalot directed by Mike Nichols (Tony and Drama Desk nominations Best Choreography). Represented on London’s West End as director/ choreographer of Mean Girls, and co-director/ choreographer of The Book of Mormon. Next spring he will direct and choreograph Disney’s Hercules on the West End.

MARY-MITCHELL CAMPBELL (Co-Music Supervisor). Broadway: Water for Elephants, Some Like It Hot, Mean Girls, The Prom, Finding Neverland, Company, Sweeney Todd She serves as music director for New York City Center’s Encores! She is the founder and president of ArtsIgnite (artsignite.org), which helps young people develop agency through the arts. She is a Founding Member of MUSE—museonline.org and Maestra— maestramusic.org.

DARRYL ARCHIBALD (Co-Music Supervisor). Broadway: Some Like It Hot, Motown the Musical. Tours: Memphis, The Color Purple Television: “Encore!” on Disney+, “A Hollywood Holiday Christmas.” Regional: Bob Fosse’s Dancin’, Little Shop of Horrors with M.J.

Rodriguez, Dear World with Tyne Daly, Two by Two with Jason Alexander, Innocence (Banff Centre). Full bio at darrylarchibald.com.

SCOTT PASK (Scenic Design) has received Tony Awards for The Book of Mormon, The Coast of Utopia and The Pillowman. Select Broadway: Gutenberg!, Grey House, Shucked, Some Like It Hot, Aint No Mo’, American Buffalo, The Prom, The Band’s Visit, Mean Girls, Waitress, Pippin, I’ll Eat You Last, Hair, Pal Joey, Urinetown Netflix: “Oh, Hello,” “John Mulaney—Kid Gorgeous,” “John Mulaney—Baby J.,” “Hasan Minhaj—The Kings Jester,” “Cirque du Soliel’s Amaluna.” @scottpaskstudio.

GREGG BARNES (Costume Design). Broadway: Some Like It Hot (Tony Award, Drama Desk Award, Outer Critics Award), Pretty Woman, Mean Girls, Tuck Everlasting, Something Rotten!, Aladdin, Kinky Boots (Olivier Award), Follies (Tony Award, Drama Desk Award, Henry Hewes Award), Elf, Legally Blonde, The Drowsy Chaperone (Tony Award, Drama Desk Award, Outer Critics Award, Olivier nom.), Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Flower Drum Song, Side Show. Other: Dreamgirls (Olivier nomination).

NATASHA KATZ (Lighting Design) has designed for theater, opera and dance around the world. Recent Broadway and Off-Broadway: Hell’s Kitchen; Sweeney Todd; Here We Are; Grey House; MJ; Some Like It Hot; Springsteen on Broadway; Aladdin; The Prom; Hello, Dolly! (starring Bette Midler). She is a TDF Wendy Wasserstein Project Mentor and was recently inducted into the Theater Hall of Fame.

BRIAN RONAN (Sound Designer) has designed the sound for over 45 Broadway shows. They include The Great Gatsby, Funny Girl, Mean Girls, Springsteen on Broadway, Beautiful, The Book of Mormon, Next to Normal, Spring Awakening and Cabaret (’98). Brian is the recipient of the Obie, Lucille Lortel, two Drama Desks, London’s Olivier and two Tony awards.

JOSH MARQUETTE (Hair Design). Selected NY/London: Some Like It Hot, The Prom, Pretty Woman, Mean Girls, Present Laughter, Dreamgirls, Paramour, Tuck Everlasting, School

of Rock, Something Rotten!, Aladdin, Kinky Boots, The Book of Mormon, Trip of Love, First Date, Elf, Dogfight, The Best Man, Vanities, The Drowsy Chaperone, Pig Farm, …Trailer Park Musical, Altar Boyz. @josh_marquette.

MILAGROS MEDINA-CERDEIRA (Makeup Design). Makeup design for Some Like It Hot, Prom, Mean Girls, Tuck Everlasting, Something Rotten!, Aladdin, The Rocky Horror Show and makeup design consultant for Present Laughter and Sister Act. Film and television makeup design for “Godfather of Harlem” S4 MGM, “Evil” CBS Paramount+ (Season1–4),“American Horror Story” S11: “NYC,” “American Horror Story” S12: “Delicate.”

CHRISTIAN BORLE & JOE FARRELL (Additional Material) met in a musical theater acting class in 1998. That turned out great for Christian. Joe went on to become a film and TV producer and is the chief creative officer of Funny Or Die. Christian has more Tonys, Joe has more Emmys. Thank you, Casey!

BRYAN CARTER (Orchestrations) is a Grammy and Tony award-winning drummer, vocalist, bandleader, composer and orchestrator. Select Broadway: Some Like It Hot (Tony Award), A Strange Loop (additional orchestrations). TV: “Late Night with Seth Meyers” (drums), “Sesame Street” (drums, percussion), NBC’s “Maya & Marty” (drums). @bryancartermusic.

CHARLIE ROSEN (Orchestrations) is a Tony and Grammy award-winning composer and orchestrator. Select Broadway: Some Like It Hot (Tony Award); A Strange Loop (Tony nom.); Be More Chill; Moulin Rouge! (Tony Award); Prince of Broadway; American Psycho; The Visit; Honeymoon in Vegas; One Man, Two Guv’nors; 13; Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson

GLEN KELLY (Dance and Incidental Music

Arranger) was the music supervisor and arranger of The Producers, Young Frankenstein and Bullets Over Broadway. He arranged the music for Spamalot, The Drowsy Chaperone, The Book of Mormon, Mean Girls, Beauty and the Beast, Something Rotten!, A Christmas Story, The Prom, The Scottsboro Boys and Aladdin. Drama Desk Award for The Nance

KRISTY NORTER (Music Coordinator) is a music coordinator and freelance musician specializing in woodwind instruments. Coordinator credits include The Outsiders, Merrily We Roll Along, Some Like It Hot, Cabaret, Hell’s Kitchen, Suffs, Water For Elephants, Lempicka, Six, New York New York, Back to the Future and Mr. Saturday Night

MARK BINNS (Music Director). Past tours: Mrs. Doubtfire, Jesus Christ Superstar, An Officer and a Gentleman, Rent and Motown. Selected past MD credits include Les Misérables, Hairspray, Jersey Boys, Sister Act, West Side Story and the regional premieres of Memphis and The Bridges of Madison County, both at Arkansas Repertory Theatre. For Mom, always.

STEVE BEBOUT (Associate Director) continues his association with Casey Nicholaw after working on the Broadway production of Some Like It Hot, as well as The Book of Mormon and Something Rotten! With Jerry Zaks, he was the Associate Director on The Addams Family and Sister Act, among others. He’s directed a bunch of his own stuff too.

JOHN MacINNIS (Associate Choreographer). Choreography credits: The European productions of Disney’s The Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast. He was the director/ choreographer of the Radio City Christmas Spectacular from 1998–2001, director/ choreographer Winter Olympics Medals Ceremonies 2002 and 2010. He is associate of Broadway’s The Book of Mormon, Aladdin, Something Rotten!, Mean Girls and The Prom

BUIST BICKLEY (Production Properties

Supervisor). Select credits: Death Becomes Her, The Outsiders, Moulin Rouge!, MJ, Shucked, & Juliet, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Tina, Dear Evan Hansen, Frozen, SpongeBob SquarePants, The Color Purple, Act One, The Nance, The Last Ship and Other Desert Cities.

RANDY COHEN (Keyboard Programmer).

Broadway: Over 100 shows, including Hamilton, The Book of Mormon, Hell’s Kitchen, The Outsiders, Suffs, Kinky Boots, Dear Evan Hansen, In the Heights, Frozen. TV: “Sesame

Street,” “Electric Company” (Keyboardist/ Programmer). Thanks to the entire RCK team— Tim, Sam and Nick.

KAREN MOORE (Production Supervisor). Production stage manager for the Broadway productions of Some Like It Hot, The Book of Mormon, Elf and The Drowsy Chaperone. Other credits include Ragtime, Good Vibrations, Wonderful Town, Taboo, Man of La Mancha, The Graduate, Follies, 16 Encores! and many Off-Broadway productions.

JUNIPER STREET PRODUCTIONS (Production Management) is thrilled to bring Some Like It Hot to audiences across America. Formed in 1998, JSP has managed more than 100 Broadway, Off-Broadway and national tours. Currently: & Juliet, Harry Potter, The Great Gatsby, Hell’s Kitchen, Kimberly Akimbo, MJ The Musical, Moulin Rouge!, Shucked, Stereophonic, The Outsiders, The Roommate, Water for Elephants. juniperstreet.com.

DONAVAN DOLAN (Production Stage Manager) has worked in stage management for national tours including My Fair Lady, Cats, Love Never Dies, An American in Paris, 42nd Street, Annie, Ghost, Catch Me If You Can, Grease, Peter Pan 360, Jesus Christ Superstar, Rent, Oklahoma!, A Chorus Line, Mame and Copacabana. International tours include An American in Paris (Australia tour and China tour), 42nd Street (Asia tour), The Sound of Music (China tour) and Thomas & Friends (Australia/New Zealand tour). Love and thanks to Justin. And dedicating this show to Dad!

LAURA C. NELSON (Stage Manager). Broadway and national tours: Oklahoma!, Cats, An American in Paris. Off-Broadway: Desperate Measures, Trip of Love, Around the World in 80 Days, The Hatmaker’s Wife. Other NYC: Amélie (Berkeley Rep), A Man of No Importance (Gallery Players). Regional: Weston Theater, Everyman, Gateway, Two River, Florida Studio. Proud CCM grad. @lauracstheworld.

JALON PAYTON (Assistant Stage Manager) is jazzed to be making his national tour debut with the company of Some Like It Hot. Regional:

Arena Stage, Everyman Theatre, Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival, Baltimore Center Stage, American Players Theatre. Recipient of the Charlie Blackwell Symposium Scholarship.

UMBC B.A.

KELLEY LYNNE MONCRIEF (Sub Assistant Stage Manager). She/her/hers. Broadway: Some Like It Hot, An Enemy of the People, Doubt, Moulin Rouge! Off-Broadway: Our Class, The Christine Jorgensen Show. TV/ film: “Gossip Girl,” “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.” M.F.A. from Columbia University and B.A. from Goldsmiths, University of London. Touring debut! @kelleylynnem.

EMILY WHITE-WINTER (Sub Assistant Stage Manager). National tours: To Kill A Mockingbird, Aladdin, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, The SpongeBob Musical, The King and I, A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder, Beauty and the Beast. Kansas State University graduate. Many thanks to Andrew. emilywhitewinter.com.

DeANN L. BOISE (Company Manager) has been managing tours in the U.S., Canada, Japan and Brazil since 1997 and continues to enjoy the adventure. Some favorites are Dear Evan Hansen, An American in Paris, Fiddler on the Roof and Chita Rivera in Chita Rivera: The Dancer’s Life, to name a few. Proud member of ATPAM.

101 PRODUCTIONS, LTD. (General Management). Wendy Orshan and Jeffrey M. Wilson founded their company in 1994. General Managers include Jeff Klein, Ron Gubin, Chris Morey, Marshall Purdy and Chris Taggart and Associate General Manager Kathy Kim. Broadway: Cabaret, Sunset Blvd., Othello, Smash. National tour: Suffs. Upcoming: Dolly: An Original Musical, Waiting for Godot

THE BOOKING GROUP (Tour Booking Agency) has represented 28 Tony Award-winning Best Musicals and Plays. Current tours include Hamilton, Funny Girl, Mamma Mia!, MJ, Parade, Six, The Wiz, The Book of Mormon, Come From Away, Hadestown and Tina

ALLIED GLOBAL MARKETING (Tour Marketing & Press) is a full-service integrated marketing agency working with the world’s largest entertainment, consumer, and lifestyle brands, including 85+ Broadway shows over three decades. Current tours: Back to the Future, Beetlejuice, The Book of Mormon, Hadestown, Mamma Mia!, Mrs. Doubtfire, The Notebook, The Outsiders, Riverdance, Suffs, The TwentySided Tavern. Upcoming tours: Elf The Musical, The Great Gatsby, Kinky Boots.

THINK TANK (Social Media), based in Louisville, Kentucky, is a marketing, advertising and social media agency rooted in social storytelling. We work with local businesses and national touring productions to create compelling, genuine, engaging content. thinktanklou.com.

THE TELSEY OFFICE (Casting). With offices in both New York and Los Angeles, The Telsey Office casts for theater, film, television, and commercials. The Telsey Office is dedicated to creating safe, equitable, and anti-racist spaces through collaboration, artistry, heart, accountability, and advocacy. Please visit thetelseyoffice.com for our credits.

MGM ON STAGE, a division of Amazon MGM Studios, licenses a wide variety of film titles for adaptation on stage. In addition to Some Like It Hot, titles that have appeared on stage around the world, include Legally Blonde, Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Mystic Pizza, Rain Man, The Apartment, Rocky and New York, New York

THE SHUBERT ORGANIZATION (Producer).

America’s oldest professional theater company, The Shubert Organization has been at the forefront of the American theater for over 120 years. Under the leadership of Robert E. Wankel, Chairman and CEO, Shubert owns and operates 17 Broadway theaters, six Off-Broadway venues and the Forrest Theatre in Philadelphia. The company has produced and co-produced hundreds of plays and musicals over the years. The tradition continues with several new productions this season.

NEIL MERON (Producer) Neil’s productions have earned six Oscars, 25 Emmys and six Tonys. Select productions include Broadway: Promises, Promises and How to Succeed…; film: Oscar-winning Chicago, Hairspray, The Bucket List, Footloose, 13: The Musical; TV: “Smash,” “Drop Dead Diva,” NBC live musicals, including “The Sound of Music”, “Jesus Christ Superstar,” “Annie”, 2013–15 Oscars; TV movies: Whitney Houston/Brandy “Cinderella,” Bette Midler “Gypsy,” “A Raisin in the Sun,” “Life With Judy Garland,” “Patsy and Loretta.” Upcoming Broadway: Smash, based on the TV series. Insta: @neilmeron.

JENNIFER COSTELLO (Executive Producer) previously served as the EVP of Production for the John Gore Organization and acted as Executive Producer on dozens of Broadway and touring productions. Most recently, under her independent banner Big Red Barn Productions, she produced Water for Elephants on Broadway.

HUNTER ARNOLD (Co-Producer). Select Broadway: Maybe Happy Ending, Hadestown (Tony), Moulin Rouge! (Tony), The Inheritance (Tony), Cabaret, The Notebook, Back to the Future, Mrs. Doubtfire, Company, Dear Evan Hansen (Tony), Kinky Boots (Tony). Select Off-Broadway: Little Shop of Horrors @huntercarnold.

ROY FURMAN (Co-Producer). 17 Tony Awardwinning Best Musicals and Plays. Currently on Broadway: Suffs, MJ, The Notebook, Moulin Rouge! (Tony), The Book of Mormon (Tony). OffBroadway: Little Shop of Horrors. Forthcoming Broadway productions: Gypsy, Smash, Buena Vista Social Club. Vice Chairman Jefferies Group, former Vice Chairman Lincoln Center.

JOHN GORE ORGANIZATION (Co-Producer) is the leading presenter, distributor and marketer of Broadway theater worldwide. Under the supervision of 22-time Tony-winning producer John Gore, JGO’s companies include Broadway Across America and Broadway.com. Productions include MJ, Moulin Rouge!, The Outsiders, Stereophonic

JAMES L. NEDERLANDER (Co-Producer). President of the Nederlander Organization. Credits: Kimberly Akimbo, Enemy of the People, The Outsiders, Titanique, Tommy, MJ The Musical, Some Like It Hot, Mr. Saturday Night starring Billy Crystal, Tina: The Tina Turner Musical, The Lehman Trilogy, On Your Feet. Plus many more.

THE DAGLEISH LIBRARY COMPANY GROUP

(Co-Producer). Jack M. Dalgleish is a Tony and Olivier award-winning producer of theater and film. Based in Seoul, Korea, Library Company is a worldwide entertainment company that produces concerts, film, series and theater, including productions on Broadway and the West End.

CUE TO CUE PRODUCTIONS

(Co-Producer) is a theater production company led by Jeff Vinik, the former hedge fund manager and owner of the Tampa Bay Lightning, and Joshua Vinik, a stage manager. Credits: MJ, Sweeney Todd, Stranger Things, Suffs and Funny Girl. @cuetocueproductions. @joshua.vinik.broadway.

ROBERT GREENBLATT (Co-Producer) ran Fox, Showtime, NBC and HBO; oversaw the launch of HBO/Max; brought live musicals back to television; won four Tonys, two Oliviers and a Golden Globe (“Six Feet Under”); currently produces “The Gilded Age” (HBO), and Smash for Broadway with partners Neil Meron and Steven Spielberg.

SHEBOYGAN CONSERVATORY

PARTNERS

(Co-Producer). Tony Award-winning producers Ken Fakler, Dan Stone, WitzEnd and Arlene Scanlan. Company, Beautiful, Dear Evan Hansen, The Inheritance, How to Succeed…, A Beautiful Noise, Once on This Island, Funny Girl, 1660 Vine, La Cage…, Tuck…, E2M, Diana, Sing Street, Smash

ATG PRODUCTIONS (Co-Producer) is the award-winning producing and general management arm of the world’s largest live theater company, ATG Entertainment. Current: seven-time Olivier Award-winning musicals Cabaret and Sunset Boulevard (West End/

Broadway), Barcelona (West End), Pretty Woman, Dear Evan Hansen (U.K. tour).

BOB BOYETT (Co-Producer). Broadway (partial): The Notebook, Days of Wine and Roses, Spamalot, Purple Victorious, Sweeney Todd, Mrs. Doubtfire, Some Like It Hot, Company, Dear Evan Hansen, The Drowsy Chaperone, War Horse, South Pacific, The Coast of Utopia and The History Boys. Named Commander of the British Empire for services to drama by Queen Elizabeth II.

JANET AND MARVIN ROSEN (Co-Producer) were the lead producers of In Transit, Broadway’s first a cappella musical. Janet is on the board of Primary Stages and Marvin is on the board of the Roundabout Theatre Company and the Howard Gilman Foundation.

THE ARACA GROUP (Co-Producer) is a Tony Award-winning Broadway producing and merchandising company founded in 1997 by partners Matthew Rego, Michael Rego and Hank Unger. araca.com.

CONCORD THEATRICALS (Co-Producer) is the world’s most significant theatrical company, comprising R&H, Tams-Witmark, Samuel French, ALW Collection and more in licensing, publishing, recording and producing. Hadestown (Tony), Company (Tony), Stereophonic (Tony), Six, Into the Woods (Grammy), Some Like It Hot (Grammy).

INDEPENDENT PRESENTERS NETWORK (Co-Producer). Consortium of over 30 leading presenters of touring Broadway in the U.S., U.K. and Asia. Recent/upcoming: Spamalot, The Notebook, & Juliet, Hell’s Kitchen, The Devil Wears Prada, Moulin Rouge!, Hadestown, The Outsiders, The Wiz

D.S. MOYNIHAN (Original Executive Producer) was formerly the VP of Creative Projects at the Shubert Organization, served as the Executive Producer of Some Like It Hot from its inception through January 2025.

STAFF FOR SOME LIKE IT HOT

THE SHUBERT ORGANIZATION, INC.

Production Staff for SOME LIKE IT HOT

Robert E. Wankel Jennifer Costello

Gilbert C. Hoover IV Jeff Daniel

GENERAL MANAGEMENT 101 PRODUCTIONS, LTD.

Wendy Orshan Jeffrey M. Wilson

Jeff Klein Chris Morey Ron Gubin

Christopher Taggart Jessica Fried

Beth Blitzer Kathy Kim

Steve Supeck Christine Stump

Adam First James Winer

Jonathan Hogue Michael Leon Thomas

Abigail Rosen David O’Brien Abby Svelan

COMPANY MANAGER

DeAnn L. Boise

Assistant Company Manager ........................ Jordan McKey

ORIGINAL EXECUTIVE PRODUCER

D. S. Moynihan

TOUR BOOKING AGENCY THE BOOKING GROUP

Meredith Blair Kara Gebhart

Laura Kolarik Stephanie Ditman Sophie Tiesler

TOUR MARKETING & PRESS ALLIED GLOBAL MARKETING

Andrew Damer

Jennifer Gallagher Scott Praefke

Jessica Cary Davis Adina Hsu Amenkha Sembenu

Emily Toppen Anne Waisanen Kate Wyman

CASTING THE TELSEY OFFICE

Bethany Knox, CSA

Jimmy Larkin, CSA

LEGAL COUNSEL

LEVINE PLOTKIN LLP

Loren Plotkin Conrad Rippy Susan Mindell

Daniel Watkins Emily Erstling Kevin Hess Cris Criswell

PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT

JUNIPER STREET PRODUCTIONS

Hillary Blanken Ana Rose Greene Sadie Alisa Burkett Horrigan

Guy Kwan Victoria Bullard Ross Leonard

Hannah Wilson Abby Filiaggi

Carolyn Bonaccorsi Chris Childs Laura Zamsky

General Manager Jeff Klein

Engagement Manager Ron Gubin

Associate General Manager

Kathy Kim

Production Stage Manager Donavan Dolan

Stage Manager

Laura C. Nelson

Assistant Stage Manager Jalon Payton

Sub Assistant Stage Manager Kelley Lynne Moncrief

Sub Assistant Stage Manager Emily White-Winter

Sub Assistant Stage Manager Matt Balfour

Dance Captain Tim Fuchs

Associate Scenic Designer Frank McCullough

Associate Costume Designers

Associate Lighting Designer Timothy Reed

Assistant Lighting Designer Samuel Biondolillo

Associate Sound Designer Caecilia Armstrong

Associate Hair Designer Sarah Levine

Hair & Skin Consultant

Cheryl Thomas

Production Supervisor Karen Moore

Production Carpenter Erik E. Hansen

Production Electrician Dan Coey

Moving Light Programmer Sean Beach

Production Sound Chad Parsley

Associate Production Sound Thomas Ford

Keyboard Programmer Randy Cohen, Randy Cohen Keyboards LLC

Production Properties Buist Bickley

Production Properties Associate Zack Tomilo

Production Properties Assistant Avara Hebert

Head Carpenter Jason Evans

Assistant Carpenter—Rail Aidan Green

Assistant Carpenter—Deck Owen Ray Witzeman

Advance Carpenter/Props Swing Kasey Walraven

Head Electrician Austin Eaton

Assistant Electrician—Lead Spot Nathan Caskey

Head Sound Carlo Castoro

Assistant Sound Lauren Petrocelli

Advance LX/Sound Swing Kyle Musson

Sound Vacation Cover Mark Dulac

Head Props .................................................................... Jody Bogner

Assistant Props Koob

Wardrobe Supervisor Jeremy Davis-Towle

Assistant Wardrobe Supervisor Payton Slaughter

Star Dresser Cait Durrance

Wardrobe Vacation Cover Dakota Blankenship

Hair & Makeup Supervisor Bee Essen

Assistant Hair & Makeup Supervisor Lisha Michel

Hair/Wardrobe Swing Kenzie Biundo

Hair/Makeup Vacation Cover Bridget Rzymski

Physical Therapist NEURO TOUR Physical Therapy, Inc.

Production Assistants ...................... Kelley Lynne Moncrief, Bianca Mercado-Boller

DEI/HR Consulting K&K Reset/ Kiah Jones, Karen Robinson

Accountant WithumSmith+Brown/ Robert Fried, CPA, Karen Kowgios, CPA, Anthony W. Moore, CPA, and Scott Bartolf, CPA

Controller Galbraith & Co/LeeAnn Kelley

Marketing Consultant Anna Pitera DeVito

Tour Marketing & Press Allied Global Marketing/ Andrew Damer, Jennifer Gallagher, Jessica Davis

Social Media

Think Tank Marketing/ Jerry R. Blevins, Jr., Courtney Hayden, Karoline Prestigiacomo

Banking City National Bank/ Roberto Larrinaga-Yocom

Insurance DeWitt Stern/Peter Shoemaker

Merchandising The Araca Group

Production Photographer Matthew Murphy

Payroll Services Checks and Balances

101 PRODUCTIONS STAFF

Operations Manager

Beth Blitzer

Head of Business Affairs Kathy Kim

Assistant to the General Managers Christine Stump

Management Associates Adam First, Steve Supeck, James Winer

Management Assistants

James Nguyen, Martin Lara Avila

Assistant Costume Designer ........................Michael Zecker

DMC Costume Coordinator Maia Kahn

Abigail Rosen, Michael Leon Thomas

To learn more about the production, please visit: somelikeithotmusical.com

Please follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram: @somelikeithotmusical

CREDITS

Scenery and scenic effects built, painted and electrified by PRG Scenic Technologies, a division of PRG Broadway L.L.C., New Windsor, NY and Scenic Arts Studios. Additional scenery built, painted and electrified by Global Scenic Services, Bridgeport, CT; Show Motion, Inc., Milford, CT; Rosebrand; I. Weiss, Enhance a Color, and Big Image Systems. Lighting equipment from PRG Lighting. Sound equipment from Sound Associates, Inc. Additional Props & Scenic Elements provided by Bad Monkey Props, Brenbri Props, Daedalus Design and Production, Danielle Landry, Joe Cairo, Prop & Paint, Susan Barras, Christopher Sakamoto Kavanah, Ramos Upholstery, Tanya Seeman and Rob McFayden. Rigging provided by Black Paint Productions. Trucking provided by Clark Transfer and Rossi Delivery Service.

SPECIAL THANKS

Matt Polk and the team at Polk & Co, Matt Upshaw and the team at Serino Coyne, Jeremy Kraus and the team at Situation Interactive, Charlie Flateman, Thomas Kane, Trevor Moppin and Kyle Wright, and Nolan Boggess.

SOME LIKE IT HOT TOUR rehearsed at the New 42nd Street Studios.

The use of cell phones during the performance is prohibited by law

The Actors and Stage Managers employed in this production are members of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers of the United States.

The Director and Choreographer are members of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, Inc., an independent national labor union.

Backstage and Front of the House employees are represented by the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (or I.A.T.S.E.)

United Scenic Artists represents the designers and scenic painters for the American Theatre.

The Press Agents and Company Managers employed in this production are represented by the Association of Theatrical Press Agents & Managers.

The Musicians employed in this production are members of the American Federation of Musicians

This production is produced by a member of The Broadway League in collaboration with our professional union-represented employees.

More great Broadway coming soon!

Moulin Rouge! The Musical

Pop the champagne, Moulin Rouge! The Musical is the winner of 10 Tony Awards®—including Best Musical!

Enter a world of splendor and romance, of eye-popping excess, of glitz, grandeur, and glory! A world where bohemians and aristocrats rub elbows and revel in electrifying enchantment. Welcome to Moulin Rouge! The Musical! Baz Luhrmann’s revolutionary film comes to life onstage, remixed in a new musical mash-up extravaganza. Directed by Tony® Award winner Alex Timbers, Moulin Rouge! The Musical is a theatrical celebration of Truth, Beauty, Freedom, and—above all—Love. With a book by Tony winner John Logan; music supervision, orchestrations, and arrangements by Tony winner Justin Levine; and choreography by Tony winner Sonya Tayeh, Moulin Rouge! is more than a musical—it is a state of mind.

Segerstrom Hall

Dates: October 28–November 2, 2025

More great Broadway coming soon!

Shucked

Shucked is the Tony® Award–winning musical comedy The Wall Street Journal calls “flat out hilarious!” And nobody knows funny like economists. Featuring a book by Tony Award winner Robert Horn (Tootsie), a score by the Grammy® Award–winning songwriting team of Brandy Clark and Shane McAnally (Kacey Musgraves’ “Follow Your Arrow”), and directed by Tony Award winner Jack O’Brien (Hairspray), this corn-fed, corn-bred American musical is sure to satisfy your appetite for great musical theater.

Segerstrom Hall

Dates: November 11–23, 2025

Summer House at Walnut Village — A Memory Care Neighborhood

Private Accommodations • Resident-focused Relationship-based

At Summer House at Walnut Village, a memory care neighborhood, our highly trained caregivers get to know each person in their care and what they love — encouraging engagement, fostering connection and providing purpose. Comfortable, inviting spaces, life-enriching activities and resident-focused programs support each individual’s wellbeing. All in a warm, intimate setting where residents feel safe and loved. And where families find peace of mind.

Takács Quartet celebrates its golden anniversary

The world-renowned Takács Quartet is celebrating its 50th anniversary season, and it continues to explore and mix its programs with traditional work and new commissions. “The Takacs simply does not do routine,” says The New York Times. It returns to Samueli Theater with works by Haydn, Debussy, and a new commission called NEXUS written for the ensemble by Clarice Assad.

“NEXUS was inspired by watching the Takács String Quartet’s visceral, whole-body approach to musical expression, which was composed to amplify the natural physicality of chamber music performance into choreographed symbolism,” says Assad. The Brazilian-American, a Grammy®–nominated composer, pianist, vocalist, and educator, is acclaimed for her evocative colors, rich textures, and diverse stylistic range.

The piece was commissioned by Elizabeth and Justus Schlichting, an Orange County couple who have been active in supporting new chamber music at the Center.

The lineup of Takács musicians has changed over the decades (only one original

member remains), but it continues to be a leading influence in chamber music. It was the first string quartet to be inducted into the Gramophone Hall of Fame and in 2021 won its fourth Gramophone Classical Music Award for Chamber Music. For a quartet that initially began in Communist Hungary, they have morphed into something very different. From leaving Hungary to settling in Colorado, changing members and expanding their repertoire, the ensemble has retained some of its roots.

“The ensemble is widely recognized for its innovative programming,” says picturethispost.com. “One could apprehend the rapt attention they commanded from their audience in the way many leaned forward in shared communion, as if they were acutely aware that they were receiving a gift of the most intimate nature.”

The members of the Takács Quartet are Christoffersen fellows and artists in residence at the University of Colorado, Boulder. During the summer months the Takács members join the faculty at the Music Academy of the West, running an intensive quartet seminar. The quartet members are also associate artists at London’s Wigmore Hall: They were the first string quartet to be awarded the prestigious Wigmore Hall Medal. This season the ensemble begins a new relationship as visiting artists at the University of Maryland.

“What has always been one of the fascinations of the quartet’s interpretations is how their four musical personalities were always distinct yet combined into such an overwhelming whole,” says the Guardian, while BBC Music magazine concludes, “One thing is certain: You will not hear better string quartet playing anywhere in the world today.” What better reason to see—and hear—them again.

Samueli Theater November 5

BRILLIANT, AND JUST BEGINNING

The Brilliant Future campaign may have closed, but its legacy is only beginning. Our community made history, completing the most ambitious – and successful – campaign ever for UC Irvine and Orange County, raising more than $2 billion.

The opportunities created, ideas sparked and lives changed will continue to shape progress and discovery.

Explore the campaign impact:

Thank you!

Segerstrom Center for the Arts applauds our current donors at the Patron of Acclaim level and above. These families generously contribute $50,000† or more, annually, to directly support Segerstrom Center’s artistic and educational programming, above and beyond special events. These donors help the Center present new works, provide immersive music and dance experiences for youth, remove barriers to arts education and more. Bravo to these generous families for their tremendous support!

Bart and Elizabeth Asner

Kevin and Denise Cassin

The Jonathan and Nicole Cronstedt Foundation

Andy and Joan Fimiano

Michael and Debra Garnreiter

Kling Family Foundation / Jackie Glass

Valerie and Hans Imhof

J.S. Frank Foundation

Kling Family Foundation

Phil and Mary Lyons

Pat and Bill Podlich

David and Molly Pyott Foundation

Carolyn Zarate-Ramsey and Robert Ramsey

Michelle Rohé

Michael* and Stacy Schlinger

H. Michael and Holly Schwartz

Diane and David Steffy

Dr. Michelle and Mr. David Tabb

The Tappan Foundation

*Deceased

†Gifts made between July 1, 2024 and June 30, 2025

Segerstrom Center for the Arts is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that relies heavily on the generosity of audience members, like you, to bring the very best arts experiences to our community. To learn more about the impact you could make in our community, please contact Elizabeth Kurila, Associate Vice President, Development at ekurila@scfta.org or 714.942.6275.

Make a big production this Halloween!

Having a tough time deciding on a costume? Use the Center’s 2025–26 Broadway Series as inspiration!

Recreate the Prohibition Era with a sequined dress and silver shoes. The stockings are rolled over the knee, gowns are slim to the hips and then have plenty of ruffles to shimmy. Hair styled in finger waves

Take inspiration from The Wiz! Borrow your girlfriend’s silver face powder, put on a silver jacket and attach an oil can to your belt –instant Tin Man. Or put on some jeans and shirt and stick some straw in the pockets, pulling it out a bit to be the Scarecrow. If you have a beard, find a curly wig that matches and cut it to look like a lion’s mane. Dorothy? A blue dress and some fabulous shoes. You’ll be easing on down the road as this group of friends.

Men can be the flamboyant star as the Master of Ceremonies in Moulin Rouge. A shiny waistcoat, a fancy red jacket, the top hat and a cane and you’ll be front and center for a celebration of Truth, Beauty, Freedom and—above all—

Pull out your inner agronomist and let Shucked inspire you. Find some dungarees, a flannel shirt, and a trucker’s hat and practice your corny jokes!

More costume ideas on page 24!

The Notebook The Musical is based on the best-selling book and film of a mis-matched couple in love and their story through time. For the beginning of the story, a great vintage store will have plenty of pretty 1950s or 1960s dresses.

Turn Tudor with SIX, the story of the six wives of Henry the Eighth. Check out the shoulder pads, the funky skirts, the bodices… so they might not be completely authentic (Catherine of Aragon is turning in her grave) but it certainly has the scope to

Look on the bright side of life and get garbed as a knight in Monty Python’s Spamalot. Just find a long tunic, turn a serving tray into a shield, and put on a crown to make yourself King Arthur.

You probably already have your school uniform and house scarf. Need we say more?

The Sound of Music is such a classic and full of ideas. The nuns, Maria in her novice apron, the sailor suits of the children …

If you are a guy looking for something easy but dramatic, take inspiration from the Phantom. All you’ll need is a mask, a fedora hat and a flowing black cloak.

Corporate and Foundation Support

Segerstrom Center for the Arts is pleased to thank the following corporations and foundations for providing annual contributions to the Center in support of our artistic and community education programs and our special event and performance sponsorships throughout the year.*

LEAD PERFORMANCE AND EDUCATION SPONSORS

The Albertsons Companies Foundation

Anonymous

Automobile Club of Southern California

Baldwin Krystyn Sherman Partners

Barbara Steele Williams Designated Agency Endowment

Bloomingdale’s South Coast Plaza

BNY Mellon Wealth Management

Canterbury Consulting

Capital Group Companies

Cartier

Crean Foundation

E Nakamichi Foundation

Enterprise Mobility

Gucci

Haynes and Boone, LLP

Mesa Water District

THE SEGERSTROM FOUNDATION

Northern Trust

Orange County Community Foundation

Oscar de la Renta

Pacific Life Foundation

Schools First Federal Credit Union

SPECIAL THANKS

KJAZZ 88.1

Läderach

Total Wine & More

United Airlines

To learn more about the Center’s corporate and foundation partnership opportunities and the benefits available, please contact CorpSupport@scfta.org or 714.942.6326.

ARTS AND BUSINESS LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

Segerstrom Center applauds the following business and community leaders

Jesse D. Bagley

Katheryn Baker

Lupe Erwin

Cory Glass

Peter Krieger

Fiona T. LeCong-Ly

Monika Lopez

Sarah J. McElroy

Jill Meznarich

Vanessa Moore

Maurice Murray, Chair

Tammy Octavio

Patrick Strader

Yvonne Tsao

Jaynine Warner

William F. Meehan, Founding Chairman

* as of September 5, 2025

Donors

Segerstrom Center for the Arts is enormously grateful for the support from the donors listed on the following pages. Your generosity empowers the Center to provide dynamic performances and artistic education programs for all of Orange County. You allow us to continue our promise to become an inclusive cultural resource for our entire community. Thank you!

CUMULATIVE GIVING

Segerstrom Center for the Arts is deeply grateful to the following donors who have provided extraordinary support during their lifetime:

$20,000,000 +

Julia and George Argyros / Argyros Family Foundation

Audrey Steele Burnand*

William J. Gillespie*

Elizabeth and Henry T.* Segerstrom

$10,000,000 + Anonymous

Toby Andrews Angels of the Arts

Sandy Segerstrom Daniels

Mr. and Mrs. David Wayne Grant

The Guilds of the Center

Richard C. and Virginia A. Hunsaker*

Mr. Donald E. and Lacy Moriarty

Eugene and Ruth Ann Moriarty*

Jean Moriarty*

Richard A. and Marilyn Kayla Moriarty

Reverend and Mrs. Steven Perry

Samueli Foundation

Sally E. Segerstrom

Jennifer and Anton Segerstrom

Hal and Jeanette Segerstrom Family Foundation

Ruth Segerstrom*

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Segerstrom

Mr. Toren H. Segerstrom

Veronica P. Segerstrom

Mrs. Yvonne Segerstrom*

South Coast Plaza

Mrs. Richard Steele*

Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Williams

$5,000,000 +

Bank of America / Bank of America Foundation

Jane and Jim Driscoll

Steve* and Cindy Fry / Fry Family Foundation

The James Irvine Foundation

Ralph and Eleanor Leatherby Family Foundation

General* and Mrs. William Lyon

Phil and Mary Lyons

Harry and Grace Steele Foundation

Swenson Family Foundation

$3,000,000 +

The Boeing Company

Broadway Across America

Freedom Communications, Inc.

Michael and Eleanor* Gordon

Roger and Tracy Kirwan

Times Mirror Foundation and Los Angeles Times

Rick Muth Family/ORCO Block & Hardscape

Dr. Henry Nicholas III

Ms. Stacey Nicholas

Bill and Pat Podlich

Michelle Rohé

$2,000,000 + Anonymous

Zee M. Allred,* Dean C. Allred, Carol Ann Allred Starr

Mrs. D. James Bentley*

Benjamin and Carmela Du

Edison International

The First American Corporation

Fluor Corporation / The Fluor Foundation

John and Toni Ginger

Mark Chapin Johnson

W. M. Keck Foundation

Kia Motors America, Inc.

Kling Family Foundation

Sharon D. Lund Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. George Schreyer

Tara and David Troob

Jean and Tim Weiss

$1,500,000 +

Ginger and Tony Allen

Mr.* and Mrs. James P. Baldwin

The Beall Family

Deborah and Larry J. Bridges

Kevin and Denise Cassin

Eileen J. Cirillo

Cox Communications / Cox Media

Randy and Sally Crockett

Mr. and Mrs. Moti Ferder, Lugano Diamonds

Paul F. and Daranne Folino

Lawrence and Dolores Higby

The Irvine Company

Margaret G. and Thomas E. Larkin*

Paul and Lilly Merage

Mercedes-Benz USA

Mrs. Marjorie T. Rawlins*

Rutan & Tucker, LLP

Spectrum Reach

Elizabeth Colyear Vincent*

Cecil C. and Kathryn H. Wright*

$1,000,000 +

Anonymous

Howard and Roberta Ahmanson

Bette and Wylie Aitken

Automobile Club of Southern California

Dr. Michael M.* and Patricia A. Berns

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bettingen*

Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bettingen*

Marta and Raj Bhathal

California Bank & Trust

Callero Family Foundation

Ellen and Clarence* Conzelman

Delta Air Lines

Carole and Robert* Follman

Leo Freedman Foundation

June M. Fry

Jackie Glass / Kling Family Foundation

Rondell B. and Joyce P. Hanson

Nora and Charles Hester* and the Hester Family Foundation

George Hoag Family Foundation

S.L. and Betty Huang / Huang Family Foundation

Kaiser Permanente

KJAZZ 88.1

Shanaz and Jack Langson

Corey and Leslie Leyton

Mrs. Colleen Manchester

David and Kathryn Moore

Mrs. Mary E. Moore

Pam and Jim Muzzy

Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. O’Bryan

Pacific Life

Mr. and Mrs. William Roberts

Donna Shannon-O’Bryan

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Simon

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Smith

The Sommerville Trust

Georgia Hull Spooner*

Diane and David Steffy

Dorothy Stillwell*

Susan M. and Timothy L. Strader Family

The Warner Family

Wells Fargo / Wells Fargo Foundation

Mrs. Constance T. Whitney*

Carol* and Kent Wilken

$750,000 + Mary and Richard* Cramer

James* and Catherine Emmi

Maralou and Jerry* Harrington

Dr.* and Mrs. Randall R. McCardle

Mrs. Mary M. Muth*

Trish and John* O’Donnell

Charles and Patricia Poss*

Rockwell International

Bev and Bob Sandelman

Karalyn and Joseph* Schuchert

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Owen Shea

Janice and Ted Smith

The Reinhold Foundation

Mr.* and Mrs. Joseph M. Thomas

Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson

Thomas and Elizabeth Tierney

Thomas and Joyce Tucker Family

$500,000 +

Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Allen

The Allergan Foundation

Doug and Jaimee Baker

Pamela and Al Baldwin

Dr. and Mrs. Arnold O. Beckman*

Mr.* and Mrs. Benton Bejach

Katherine and Howard Bland

Cartier

Victoria* and David Collins

The John L. Curci Family

Patricia Fredricks-Dolson*

Mr. and Mrs. David Emmes II

Andy and Joan Fimiano

Carol Frobish*

Frome Family Foundation

Harriett F. Grant*

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Heinz*

Valerie and Hans Imhof

The Joseph Family

JPMorgan Chase & Co. / JPMorgan Chase & Co. Foundation

Barbara* and Robert Kleist

K-MOZART 105.1 FM

Varla E. Newbury Knauss and Curtis A. Knauss

KOCE

Eve A. Kornyei

Classical KUSC

Robert D.* and Patricia B. MacDonald

Marcia L. Millen, in memory of James and Leath Millen

NORDSTROM

The Peter Ochs Family

Jackie Singer and John Pope

Ralphs / Food 4 Less

Carlene Rona*

Estate of Karen Ann Roos

Michael* and Stacy Schlinger

H. Michael and Holly Schwartz

Nick and Heidi Shahrestany

The Shanbrom Family

Shea Homes Foundation

Justice Sheila Prell Sonenshine (Ret.) and Mr. Ygal Sonenshine

Connie and Dr. Peter Spenuzza / Spenuzza Velastegui Family Foundation

John* and Elizabeth Stahr

Valeant Pharmaceuticals

Mrs. Valaree Wahler

Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Warmington

*in memoriam

CENTER FUND

The Center Fund provides general operating support on an annual basis for Segerstrom Center for the Arts and its programs. We are honored to recognize the following individuals, corporations and foundations for their gifts made between January 1, 2024 and December 31, 2024. Your generosity makes all we do possible—and we thank you! To learn more about the Center Fund and the benefits of giving, please contact us at 714.556.2122 x4009 or Give@scfta.org.

$1,000,000+

Julia and George Argyros

Lisa Argyros / Argyros Family Foundation

Stephanie Argyros / Argyros Family Foundation

Sandy Segerstrom Daniels

Wendy and Mark Hales

$500,000+

Anonymous

Kevin and Denise Cassin

Phil and Mary Lyons

Mr.* and Mrs. George Schreyer

H. Michael and Holly Schwartz

Elizabeth and Henry T.* Segerstrom

Sally E. Segerstrom

$250,000+

Anonymous (2)

Laura and Tim Vanderhook

$100,000+

Anonymous

Marta and Raj Bhathal

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Chan

Randy and Sally Crockett

Jane and Jim Driscoll

John and Toni Ginger

The Guilds of the Center

Valerie and Hans Imhof

Roger and Tracy Kirwan

Kling Family Foundation / Jackie Glass

Rick Muth Family/ ORCO Block & Hardscape

Reverend and Mrs. Steven Perry

John and Sherry Phelan

Bill and Pat Podlich

Michael* and Stacy Schlinger

Stewart R. Smith and Robin A. Ferracone

Jaynine and Dave Warner

$50,000+

Howard and Roberta Ahmanson

Bart and Elizabeth Asner

Pamela and Al Baldwin

Deborah and Larry J. Bridges

John and Louise Bryson

David and Barbara Cline

David and Molly Pyott Foundation

Ben and Carmela Du Family Foundation Fund

Andra Greene Ellingson and Tom Ellingson

Andy and Joan Fimiano

Floriani Family

S.L. and Betty Huang / Huang Family Foundation

J.S. Frank Foundation

Reza Jahangiri and Kate Levering-Jahangiri

The James Previti Family Foundation

The Jonathan and Nicole Cronstedt Foundation

Kling Family Foundation

Karla Kraft and Anderee Berengian

Dale Landon and Carole Haes Landon

Britt and Robert Meyer

Jennifer and Brian Niccol

Lana and Walter Parsadayan

Carolyn Zarate-Ramsey and Robert Ramsey

Michelle Rohé

Honorable H. Warren and Janet Siegel

Tony and Jessy Smith

Connie and Dr. Peter Spenuzza/ Spenuzza Velastegui Family Foundation

Diane and David Steffy

Steven M. Sorenson Foundation

Swenson Family Foundation

Tammy and Samuel Tang

The Tappan Foundation

Tara and David Troob

Carol* and Kent Wilken

Charlie and Ling Zhang

$35,000+

Anonymous (2)

The Aronoff Family

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Best

Mr. Charles B. Caldwell

Mr. Mark Chan

Eileen J. Cirillo

The John L. Curci Family

Christy and Rich Flanagan

Lawrence and Dolores Higby

Paul and Bonnie Lubock

M.Y. Family Fund

Lisa and Richard Merage

Marcia L. Millen, in memory of James and Leath Millen

PeopleSpace / Jesse and Amy Bagley

Warren Felson and Lucy Sun

Dr. Michelle and Mr. David Tabb

Stacey and Paul Von Berg

Wilfred M. and Janet A. Roof Foundation

$25,000+

Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Anderson

Dr. and Mrs. Cyrus Arman

Katherine and Howard Bland

Maria A. Cadigan

California Educational Consultant Group, Inc., Dr. Allan H. Lifson and Isaac Torres, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Cancellieri

Chapman University

Victoria* and David Collins

Bobbi Cox

Mary and Richard* Cramer

Tim and Michelle Dean

Allan* and Sandy Fainbarg

Angela Friedman

Diane and Joyce* Froot

Michael and Debra Garnreiter

GOAL Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grody

Jenny and Jeff Gross

The Grosvenor Family

Maralou Harrington

Kathryn Harris

Gavin and Ninetta Herbert

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jackson

Barbara Hiller Johnson

Mary Phillipp and David Johnson

Burt and Molly Jolly

Junebug Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kaul

Deborah H. and Jeffrey H. Margolis

Twyla Martin and Gerald Parsky

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Matheson

Dr. Gail Mattson-Gates

Mr. and Mrs. James V. Mazzo

Rebecca and Carl McLarand

Haydee Mollura

Jasmine Morielli, in memory of Scott Morielli

Dr. Terri Morris

Mara and Keith Murray

Cheryl Hill Oakes

Mr. and Mrs. William O. Passo

Mr. John R. Patterson

Laila and Dryden Pence

Bev and Bob Sandelman

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Simon

Mindy and Glenn Stearns

Sue and Ralph Stern

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Sullivan

Mr. and Mrs. R. David Threshie, Jr.

Ms. Diana Martin and Mr. Mark Tomaino

Ms. Elizabeth Wahler

The Robert* and Valaree Wahler Family

$15,000+

Mr.* and Mrs. Byron Allumbaugh

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bergman

Toni and Steven Berlinger

The Cameron Family Foundation

Mary and John Carrington

John and Kate Carvelli

City of Hope

Mr. Joseph Connor

Craig and Gisele Barto Family Foundation

Janet L. Curci

Mr. and Dr. Debons

Mr. and Mrs. W. James Edwards III

Pat Felbinger

Anthony and Carie Ferry

Carole and Robert* Follman

Frome Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. T. Fukunaga*/ Kay K. Fukunaga

The Doug* and Julie Garn Family

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Garrett

Kim and Scott Harris-Weiner

Alice and Kevin Hayes

Constance Hsu-Chernault

Mr. Matthew M. Jadali

Gay and Rob Johnson

The Kling Family Foundation by Vickie Gumm

Ms. MaryLois Kuhn

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Kuluris

Mr. and Mrs. C. Ronald Livingston*

The Louise Merage Family Foundation

Douglas (Tad) Lowrey and Gayle Lowrey

Brad and Becky Lund

Robert D.* and Patricia B. MacDonald

Mr. and Mrs.* Robert J. Mairena

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Meiling

Paul and Lilly Merage

Steven Militzok

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moorhead

Pam and Jim Muzzy

Ms. Nella Webster O’Grady

Annette and Joseph Oltmans II

Patrick E. Paddon and S. Leslie Jewett

Maryam Parman

Dr. and Mrs. Richard Pitts

Ms. Karen Rabe

Joan Riach Gayner

Ms. Maria Rigatti

Elizabeth and Justus Schlichting

Mr. and Dr. Christopher Scott

Scott and Leslie Seigel

Joan and Alan Sellers

Shorebreak Foundation, LLC

Marca and Brian Singer

Mr. and Mrs. Evan Slavik

The Sommerville Trust

Justice Sheila Prell Sonenshine (Ret.) and Mr. Ygal Sonenshine

Dr. and Mrs. Charles Steinmann

Katie and Peter Szyman

Donna and Ray Thagard, Jr.

Paige West

The Whitcher Family

$10,000+

Anonymous

The Beall Family

Dr.* and Mrs. John R. Betson

Mr. Alex Bhathal

Barbara and Alex Bowie

Mr. and Mrs.* David C. Brown

David and Suzanne Chonette

Amy Chu

Michael Dreyer and Hannah An Judi Dutton

Robert* and LaDorna* Eichenberg

Danika Felty and Victor Ronchetti

Lynn and Douglas K. Freeman

Dr. and Mrs. Gary T. Jenkins

Josephine Herbert Gleis Foundation

Varla E. Newbury Knauss and Curtis A. Knauss

Jim and Gale Luce

Michelle Merage

Neil and Barbara Phillips Trust

Tamara Octavio

Helga Pralle

Ms. Christy A. Rosen

Trish and Steve Scarborough

Richard and Patricia Shinto

Kimberly and Joshua Snyder

Arlo and Marci Sorensen

Susan M. and Timothy L. Strader Family

Josh and Nicole Strathman

The Suire Family

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Tsao

Adam and Artemis Tuliper

Mr. and Ms. Wes Whitmore

In memory of Barbara Steele Williams*

$5,000+

Ginger and Tony Allen

Elizabeth An and Gordon Clune

Dr. and Mrs. Leslie A. Bain

Katheryn Baker

Sally Bender

Mr. and Mrs. Colin Best

Kimberly Burge

Peter and Kate Carlton Household

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cohn, in honor of George Schreyer

Gunnel Cole

Mr. Gordon Cowan

Lewis H. Drumwright

Laurie and Steve Duncan

E. Nakamichi Foundation

Dr. and Mrs. David Eggleston

Susan and Robert Ehrlich

Shari and Harry Esayian

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Estabrooks

Farmers & Merchants Bank

Robert Farnsworth and Lori Grayson

Ashley and Zach Fischer

Iris and Arnold Frankel

Dr. Robert Furman

Mary Gilly and John Graham

Cory Glass

Howard Gleicher / Damon Chen

Marlene and Sam* Hamontree

Karen Hardin-Swickard

Ms. Kerry L. Hedley

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Himes

David L. Horowitz Family

Ms. Victoria Hutton

Mr. Rodney Imai

The Jaffe Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jaffee

Donna Janes

Mr. Ken Jillson

Jessica and James Johnson

Janice M. and Roger* W. Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy M. Jones

Nicole and Steve Joseph

Dr. Tatiana Kain and Dr. Zeev Kain

Don and Soogie Kang

Randy and Linda Kearns

Teri Kennady

Eve A. Kornyei

Mr. Peter Krieger

Randy and Sarah Lake

Ms. Fiona LeCong-Ly and Dr. Vietnam Ly

Dr. and Mrs. Milton Legome

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Edward LeVasseur, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Randall W. Lewis

Corey and Leslie Leyton

Monika Lopez

Suzanne and James Robb Mellor

Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Meltzer

John and Karen Meston

Willis L. and Dorothy M. Miller and Family

Miracle Foundation Fund

Vanessa Moore

Mr. Maurice Murray and Dr. Jennifer Ballinger Murray

Bob and Christie Narver

In memory Of Mr. Robert T. Newell

Mark and Carol Perry

Pirzadeh & Associates, Inc.

Charlie and Kristi Proctor

Mr. and Mrs. John Rayburn

Marilyn Hester Robbins and William Robbins

Georgia and Robert Roth

Kathryn Rousek Smith

Melinda and Steven Sanders

Sandy and Harriet Sandhu

David and Orva Schramm

Mrs. Patricia Shiley Magana

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Spanos

Dr. and Mrs. Barry D. Steele

Ronald and June Stein

Lisa and Wayne Stelmar

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Strader

Peter and Mary Tennyson

Dr. and Mrs. DeLane Thyen

Thomas and Elizabeth Tierney

Linda Tsai

Amy and Jeffrey Vieth

Dr. Christina Wainwright and Mr. Shep Wainwright

Mr. and Mrs. Laurence M. Watson

Paul and Cheryl Wyrick

Darren and Christina Xanthos

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Yourman

$2,500+

Anonymous (2)

Ms. Kathy R. Akashi

Mr. Paul Anderson and Ms. Jessica Parris

Ms. Iris Asbury

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bailey

Sharon Barrett

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Bein

Mr. and Mrs. Joel Benkie

Barbara J. Benson

Ms. Rhonda Beylik

Mark and Marilyn Bleak

Mrs. Kimberly and Dr. Stephen Bowen

Gloria Brandes

Elisabeth and Dr. Frank Brow

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Callard

Jean Campbell

Luisa Cano

Marty Chao and Jean Chung

Mrs. Stella Mae Charton

Dr. and Mrs. Shigeru Chino

Lisa Ciampa

Mr. Otis Cliatt II

Ronna and Donald Coe

Candice Collings Gorsuch

Mr. William Gordon and Dr. Susan M. Condrey

Sean Connolly

Corkett/Myers Families

Michael and Anne Crawford

Mrs. Barbara Cunningham

Victoria Cushey

Noël Davis

Gregg Denicola, M.D.

Dr. Daniel P. Dennies

Ms. Jill Dulich

Steve Dunham

Lynda Tryon Einstein

Michael G. Ermer

Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Evarts

Ms. Roberta Feuerstein

Dr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Fishman

Mike and Sharon Galassi

Mrs. Jerra L. Garrett

Margaret Gates

Miriam Ghabour

Julie Gialketsis

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gorum

Bruce and Eileen Harrigan

Mark and Kristine Howlett

Serena Huynh

Mr. Mark P. Ike

Jackson Tidus

Mrs. Susie Jaqua

Tom Jenkins

Kenneth L. and Marilyn C. Jones

Jennifer Keller

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Klein

Mr. and Mrs. Rick Knowland

Dr. Elliott Kornhauser

Dr.* and Mrs. Paul K. Lam

Latham & Watkins

Ms. Michelle Lee

Mr. and Mrs. Steven and Rose Lesser

Jeanne Lewand

Mark and Felicia LeWinter

Jacqueline Lombardi

In memory of Ed Lynch

In memory of Victorio Adan Maestas

Miss Ariana Miramontes

Patricia Ann and Robert M. Marshall

Ms. Caren Mason

George and Sarah McDaniel

R. Patrick* and Jeannette L. McDaniel

Susan Mears

Kentec Medical Inc, in memory of Carol Wilken

Thomas and Deanna Mitro

Moises Montoya

Tom and Naomi Moon

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morris

Newmeyer & Dillion

Chien and Linh Nguyen

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Nicolette

The Minoru Nitta Family

Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Packard

Yvette Pergola

Sandra and Dan Perlmutter

Ms. Diane Peterson

Pharris Group

Mr. Willard Pierce

Mr. Mark Pomerantz

Patricia Price and Craig Behrens

Marcia Kay and Ron Radelet

Walter and Renate Rados

John Rallis and Mary Lynn Bergman-Rallis

Collect Random and the Randos

Suzanne C. and Jim H. Reinhardt

Mr. Rick Reischman

David* and Linda Roberson Family

Mr. and Mrs. Loren Rojek

The Ronnenberg Family

Dr. Judy Fluor Runels, in memory of Gregory Osborne

Mr.* and Mrs. Jack A. Sage

Ms. Lynn Salo

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Schneider

Mrs. Bonnie Scidmore

Margaret Selby

Emmanuel Sharef and Emilia Yin

Bill and Ronna Shipman

Ms. Shari Simmons

Lance and Deborah Slimmer

Stephen E. Smith and Kathy Coyle Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Soderling

Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Stein

Dr. Richard Sundell

Mr. Lee R. Sutherland

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Sweeney

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thacker

Mary Tolar

Dr. David L. Tsoong and Dr. Betty K. Tu

Ann Van Ausdeln

S. Vander Wal and S. Vincent

In memory of Robert D. Walters

Mrs. Martha E. Weida

Ms. Sandy Wessman

Geofrey Wickett and Normand Lessard

S. Gayle Widyolar, M.D.

Mrs. Bobbitt Williams

D and G Winzey

Ms. Lidia Yan

Mr. and Mrs. Dean J. Zipser

$1,500+

Sharon G. Adams

Ms. Janine Adesko

Courtney Aguirre

Ms. Donna Anderson and Mr. Ronald Willut

Anonymous Emmons-Babilo Family

Baker Family Trust

Ms. Diane Bangar

Mrs. Jennifer Berg

John and Kathy Besnard

Ms. Donna S. Bianchi

Phil and Judy Binder

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blair

Bill and Judy Brady

Ms. Karly Brown

Mr. Hoang Bui

Sylvia Burnett

Mr. Brian Lindley and Mrs. Maile Busby-Lindley

Ms. Donna F. Calvert

Chadwick Family

Dr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Chapman

The Chozen Family

Miss Kim Christiansen

Ms. Mary Coates

Gail and Jim Daniels

Roger and Marjorie Davisson

Mr. James and Mrs. Lavon DeGraw

Mrs. Lorraine Dentz

Mary Allyn and Earl Dexter

Mrs. Sandra DiSario

Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Duncan Jr.

Ellen Dupuy

Frances L. Dye

Gregory Eberhardt

Ms. Nancy Eberhardt

Mrs. Mariam El Haj

Alexander Eliseev and Ilmira Museeva

Karen Ellis and Sandra Hartness

Cyndee Ely

Mrs. Kaaryn File

Mrs. Cristy Fischbeck

Cliff and Kathy Fleming

Christine Flowers

Janet Ford

Steve* and Cindy Fry / Fry Family Foundation

Marte* and Jack Ganoung

Ms. Cheryl Garland

Greg Gates

Gerrie Goodreau

Mr. Donald Gormly

Mrs. Sharon Gregg

April and Gene Hartline

Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hartshorn and Family

Vicki and David Hatfield

Angela Sue Helin

Gary* and Sara, Frank and Brad Hinman

Mr. Dai Hoang

Hing and Doris Hung

Mr. Darrel Huntington

Dr. Douglas and Sandra Jackson

Buzz* and Joan Jackson

Laurie Jacobs

Ms. Gladys Kares

Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Kern

Miss Danielle King

Mr. and Mrs. James Knapp

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Knoth

Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Kobayashi

Mr. and Mrs. Barry Konier

Richard and Lynne Kramer

Kiran Kumar

Dr. and Mrs. KiHong Kwon

Ms. Susan Ladenes

Mr. Jesse W. Laney

Mrs. and Mr. Mikey Lares

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lester

Pamela Lewin

Robert and Janet Lind

Dr. Lorellen Green

Sinh Ma

Mrs. Colleen Manchester

Dr. and Mrs. William Manclark

Mr. Jerry E. Mandel Ph.D.

Mr. and Mrs. Don W. Martens

Robert and Patricia McLaughlin

Ray Melissa

Kathy Michel

Berwood Management, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Molina

Ms. Vibiana Molina

Mr. Joaquin Morales

Evonne Morton

Ms. Eve Nam

Ms. Sheri Nazaroff

Dr. Abdel Salam M. Niazy

Mr. and Mrs. Don M. Norman

Rey O’Day

David and Christine Otaguro

Evelyn and Pete Parrella

Ms. Pamela S. Pedego

Ms. Katrina L. Pelto

Ms. Barbara Perez

Mr. Curt Puskas

Carl and Mary Raymond

Michelle A. Reinglass

Ronna and Marshall Rown, M.D.

Lisa Rutherford

Ms. Janet Sanders

Ms. Suzanne Schaumburg

Dolores Schiffert

Ms. Pamela M. Schmider

Karen and Philip Schmidt

Ms. Denise Schuler

Steven M. Schwartz

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Segerstrom

Anita Seiveley and Jim Collins

Roger and Phyllis Shafer

Mary Shebell and Merle McCormick

Linda and Ed Sherman

Ms. Virginia D. Silverman

Dr. John J. Smith and Mr. Edward R. Escoto

Ms. Kim Smith

Nancy and Geoffrey Stack

N. Vicky Staub

Rob and Joan Stratton

Carol Lipp Strauss

Susan and Richard Stuelke

Mr. Christopher Trela

Ambassador and Mrs. Gaddi H. Vasquez

Karen von Esmarch

Mrs. Fritzie Walker

Kathy Willman

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Witt

$1,000+

Anonymous (4)

Jeannie Adams

Ms. Janis Agopian

Ms. Barbara D. Baranski

Mr. Robert T. Barnum and Ms. Ying Liu

Ms. Billie K. Baron

Dorothy and Donald* Bendetti

David Bixler and Kristine Kaneko

Mrs. Barbara Boies

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Braun

Dave and Cindy Bright

Paul and Rose Briscoe

Jim and Wendy Brooks

Missy and Chris Callero

Ms. Kristin Candy

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Cashion

Ms. Bertha Cerda

Robert and Diana Clemmer

Mr. Darren M. Cobb

Mr. and Mrs. Edmond M. Connor

Ann Conway Family

Kevin and Lisa Corrigan

Greg and Donna Crandall

Mary E. Dalessi

Mr. William G. Daly

Dr. Robert F. and Julie A. Davey

Pieter and Keren de Zwart

Ken and Peggy DeShan

Richard and Lisa Doebler

Jane Draganza

Mr. and Mrs. Embree

Ms. Lupe Erwin

Jean-Claude and Dina Falmagne

Ms. Epifania Fernandez

The Fjield Trust

Elizabeth and John Fleming

Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Fluor III

Mrs. and Mr. Carmela Fogliani

Dr. and Mrs. Francis Foo

James and Martha Freeman

Mr. and Ms. Fred Fukushima

Lamia Gabal, MD

Mr. J. D. Galloway

Ms. Yolanda Galloway

Ms. Rhona W. Gewelber

Mary and Dennis Ghan

Susan Glass

Lawrence and Sharlene Goodman

Michael and Eleanor* Gordon

Ms. Mackenzie E. Grant

Dina L. Gray

Gary and Linda Greene

The Hachiya Family

David and Lorraine Hale

In memory of Connie Sakamoto and Mattie Fenner

Mr. Douglas Hansen

Tim and Mary Harward

Mr. Frank T. Henry

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hinkle

Hoelscher-Bell-Elliott Foundation

Victoria Hsiung

Mr. and Mrs. John G. Hudson

Uyen Hwang

Carol Jackson

Karen and James Jacoby

Charles and JoAnn Janneck

Ms. Darcy Jones

Terry and Judy Jones

Mr. Matt Juergens

Lynn L. Kambe

Marianne and Arthur Kidman

Mrs. Debra Kornswiet-Shandling and Dr. Adrian Shandling

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kortnicki

Bill and Mona Kratzert

Tamara and Jon Krause

Ira and Riki Kucheck

Mr. Robert Kulpa and Ms. Linda S. Pabian

Patricia Lewis

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Liao

Mr. Jay Lieberman

Dr. Carolyn C. Light

Marsha and Bill Link

Nancy Locke

Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Logan, Jr.

Kay and John Maglica

Dave and Diana Margileth

Mr. and Mrs. Carlos R. Martin

Mrs. and Mr. Rene Matzkin

Jenna McCarthy

Pamela Michael

Mr. and Mrs. Radoslav Mladineo

Mr. and Mrs. Moher

Dr. Edwin S. Monuki

Priscella J. Moore

Ms. Lupe Navarro

Mr. Link Newcomb

Frank and Arlene O’Donnell

Lexus of Westminster

Mr. Tom Orradre

Wendy Oshiro and Ivan Hermosura

William and Linda Owen

Dr. Ronald O. and Donna J. Phelps

Bruce and Johni Pittenger

Randall* and Cecilia Presley

Ms. Patricia Price

Laurie and Richard M.* Rodnick

Robert and Ann Ronus

Mrs. Meryl Schrimmer

Pam Sciarra

Ms. Beatriz R. Sellers

Mitch and Shelley Shatzen

Mr. Dennis Shozi

Dr. and Mrs. Henry Sobel

Charles and Natasha Spalding

Karyn and Bill Spear

Chad Stalbaum and Justin Herera

Mr. Bryan A. Stirrat

David and Jill Susson

Marilyn and Thomas C. Sutton

Mr.* and Mrs. Arthur E. Svendsen

Michael and Suzanne Tague

Kristin Taylor

Matt and Liana Taylor

Sandra Teitsworth

Mitchell and Donna Thiessen

Ms. Linda Thomas

Mrs. Catherine Thyen

Ms. Marjorie O. Tussing

Ms. Alveris B. Van Fleet-Corson

Ms. Delma Villarreal

Marilyn and Steve Weber

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Weisenberg

Mrs. Tory Whittingham

Howard and Sumi Yata

Ms. Evelyn Zohlen and Mr. Mark Prendergast *in memoriam

ENDOWMENT

Segerstrom Center for the Arts

thanks the following donors who have generously provided support to the Center’s Endowment Funds. Gifts to the Endowment provide financial support for our artistic and education programs every year. Funds exist in perpetuity as investments whose earnings make the arts accessible for future generations.

$1,000,000 + Audrey Steele Burnand*

Estate of Edra E. Brophy / William J. Gillespie Foundation

Nora and Charles Hester* and the Hester Family Foundation

W. M. Keck Foundation

Barbara Steele Williams Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Steele*

Harry and Grace Steele Foundation

Swenson Family Foundation

The James Irvine Foundation

The Segerstrom Foundation

$500,000 +

Dr. Michael M.* and Mrs. Patricia A. Berns

Fluor Corporation

The Fluor Foundation

Carol Frobish*

Times Mirror Foundation and Los Angeles Times

Rockwell

Estate of Karen Ann Roos

Mrs. Constance T. Whitney*

$250,000 + Bank of America

Nancy Marie Biram*

The First American Corporation

Patricia Fredricks-Dolson

Edison International

Isidore C. and Penny W.* Myers

$100,000 +

Daniel C.* and Janet S. Bonbright and Sons

Estate of Ford A. and Wilma J. Dickerhoff

Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Engman

Helen B. Fait

Elizabeth E. Fleming*

William Randolph Hearst Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Heinz

Richard C. and Virginia A. Hunsaker*

Peter G. and Mary M. Muth* and Family

Estate of Michael D. and Lorraine C. Nadler

Nestle USA, Inc.

The Orange County Register

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Smith

Ronald E. Soderling

Virginia Valentine

Nancy B. Veitch and Chris and Irene Veitch

Estate of Jane D. Zimmerman

Dr. and Mrs. David E. Zinke, Brandon, Heidi & Benjamin

$50,000 + The Birtcher Family

Founders Plus

Evelyn and Richard Francuz

Sonia and Earle Ike

Barbara Hiller Johnson

Mark Chapin Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Macklin

Palley-Needelman Asset Management

Dr. and Mrs. James E. Pierog, Jessica and Margaux

Ralphs / Food 4 Less

Estate of Howard G. and Margaret C. Richardson

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Salyer

Al and Susan Shankle

Mr. Stewart R. Smith

Ms. Anita Sparrow*

Wells Fargo

In memory of Barbara Steele Williams

$25,000 +

The Beall Family

Victor H. Boyd

Dr. and Mrs. Darrell J. Burnett

Chris and Lee Ann Canaday

The Carl and Patricia Neisser Family Trust

Dr. and Mrs. Shigeru Chino

David and Victoria* Collins, Jennifer, Nicole and David

Bjorn and Gloria Dahlberg and Family

Ruth Ding, in memory of Thomas and Mary Lee

James* and Catherine Emmi

Dr. Dennis R. Fratt

The Baker Frenzel Family

Mr.* and Mrs. H. F. Hamann

Nat S. and April D. Harty

Las Campanas of Orange County

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Lucas

Charles W. and Candace J. McBrayer

Dr. and Mrs. Seymour J. Melnik

Dr. and Mrs. Richard P. Mungo

Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Nelson

Joseph and Mary Norton Family

Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Harold Miller*

O’Neil Moving Systems, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony H. Osterkamp Jr.

Nicholas S. Patin

Stanley R. Robb Family

In honor of Mary Isabelle Sandberg

Robert J. Searles

In memory of Renée Segerstrom

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Shaver and Family

Thomas and Joyce Tucker Family

In memory of Faye Wilkinson

Dr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Wilson

$10,000 +

Mrs. Donald V. Bassler

The William A. Baxter Family

George and Jacqueline Birdsong

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Birtcher

Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Bowie

Susan Boyd

Mr. Lawrence H. Butler Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Callahan

The Clubhouse

Con Gusto Chapter of The Guilds of the Center

Mr. and Mrs. Edmond M. Connor

Mr. and Mrs. Warren C. Dean, Jr.

Ms. Julie Brinkerhof Edwards

Mr. Aaron Egigian

Alan* and Sandy Fainbarg Family

John and Carolyn Garrett

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald H. McQuarrie

GoodSmith & Co., Inc.

William K. and Maxine Gresswell*

Dr. and Mrs. G. Stanley Hall

Gayford and Mary Hinton

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hoshaw

Mr. and Mrs. Jay D. Jaeger

Ronald E. and Debra P.* Jagner

Hunter B. Keck

Mrs. Suzanne Kline

Dr. Elliott Kornhauser

Mrs. Susan Lambrose

Ronald C., Vincencia M., Elisabeth L. and Heather D. Lazof

Mr. and Mrs. George Leeper

Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Mallory

Mr. and Mrs. Brad McCroskey

R. Patrick* and Jeannette L. McDaniel

Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. McHolm

Estate of Ralph and Rose Meyer

Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanley Mullin, Jr.

Newmeyer & Dillion

Jerry Nourse

Cheryl Hill Oakes

Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Paone

Mr. and Mrs. Chris F. Pauls

Mr. Charles Peyton, II

Betty Mower Potalivo

Ted and Jean Robinson and Family

Mrs. Betty Scheidt

Douglas F. Schneider and Family

Rudolph C. Schweitzer*

In memory of Hartley M. Sears

Renée and Henry T. Segerstrom*

Mr. and Mrs. William Shryock and Family

Linda and Harvey A. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Soderling

Steven-Thomas Antiques

The Stone Family

Dr. Max Swancutt Jr.

Mr. Stewart C. Woodard

Mr. and Mrs. Rob Ukropina

Ms. Lucia Van Ruiten

Mr. Edward H. Wale

Margaret and Maurie Watman

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Wilson

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Winton

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Orrin Wright

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Yellin*

LEGACY SOCIETY

Segerstrom Center for the Arts thanks the following donors who have included the Center in their estate plans. These gifts help ensure that we allow access to the arts for the entire community. For more information on how to include the Center in your estate plans

please contact Elizabeth Kurila, CSPG, Associate Vice President, Development, 714.942.6275

Anonymous (3)

Edna and Julio Aljure

Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Allen

Bart and Elizabeth Asner

Doug and Jaimee Baker

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barnett

John and Betty Barr

Dorothy and Donald* Bendetti

Dr. Michael M.* and Patricia A. Berns

Katherine and Howard Bland

Barbara and Alex Bowie

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Brown, Jr.

Charles “Chip” Caldwell

Dr.* and Mrs. James H. Casey

Elizabeth and David* Cole

David and Victoria* Collins, Jennifer, Nicole and David

John and Jennifer Condas

Dr. Susan M. Condrey and William Gordon

Randy and Sally Crockett

Mr. and Mrs. William K. Davis

Mr. Joe DiCorpo and Ms. Mia MacDougall

Annette Doreng-Sterns

Mary Jane McArthur Edalatpour and Nasrola Edalatpour

Eileen J. Cirillo Trust

Mr. and Mrs. David Emmes, II

Shari and Harry Esayian

Mr. Harold W. Faber

Ms. Linda S. Ford

Dr. Dennis R. Fratt

Mrs. Sandra M. French

Mr. and Mrs. T. Fukunaga*/Kay K. Fukunaga

John and Carolyn Garrett

Jackie Glass

Jean and Fred* Hamann

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Hammond

Howard and Carol Hay

Steve Heit

Lawrence and Dolores Higby

Higgins Family Trust

David L. Horowitz Family

Mark and Kristine Howlett

S.L. and Betty Huang / Huang Family Foundation

Traute Huycke

Ken Jillson and Al Roberts*

Varla E. Newbury Knauss and Curtis A. Knauss

Mr. Gary A. Kreitz and Ms. Joyce Singman

Elizabeth Kurila and Michael Mindlin

Dale Landon and Carole Haes Landon

Richard and Gerrie Leeds

Michael and Lee Ann Litterst

Phillip N. and Mary A. Lyons

James, Charlene and Katherine MacDonald

Robert D.* and Patricia B. MacDonald

The McLarand Family Trust

Marcia L. Millen

Mr. Robin B. Miner

Ethan Morgan

Dr. and Mrs. Richard P. Mungo

Rick Muth

Thomas H. and Marilyn* Nielsen

Cheryl Hill Oakes

O’Neil Moving Systems, Inc. / Carolyn O’Neill

Mrs. Charlotte R. Paluzzi

Lenore and Carl* Pearlston

Mark and Carol Perry

Jackie Singer and John Pope

Jeffrey A. Punim, M.D.

Mr. Burton Reis

David* and Linda Roberson Family

Roberta Bouillon Trust

Ted and Jean Robinson and Family

Mr. Richard K. Rosenberg

Dr. Judy Fluor Runels, in memory of Gregory Osborne

Bev and Bob Sandelman

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schoellerman

Mr. and Mrs. George Schreyer

In Memory of Allen O. Smith

Steven M. Sorenson, M.D.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Sparks

David and Diane Steffy

Richard R. and Phoebe Stenton

Dr. Arthur Strick

Tammy and Samuel Tang

Ms. Nancy B. Tepper

Don L. Thompson

Thomas and Joyce Tucker Family

Gary and Jeri Turner

Ms. Lucia Van Ruiten

Christopher O. Veitch

Stacey and Paul Von Berg

The Robert* and Valaree Wahler Family

Ms. Jill H. Watkins

Kent J. and Carol L. Wilken Family

Dr. David and Audrey Zinke, Brandon, Heidi & Benjamin

*in memoriam

Center Staff

EXECUTIVE OFFICE

Casey Reitz, President & CEO

Angelica Camarillo, Executive Assistant & Board Liaison

OPERATIONS

Brian Finck, Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer•

Finance

Seila Heng, Controller

MeiMei Chiang, Senior Accountant

Andrew Hudson, Assistant Controller

Monica Drescher, Generalist, Accounting•

Information Technology

Dean Yarborough, Chief Information Officer

David Frederick, Director, Information Technology•

Samwel Basweti, Engineer, Network

Mario Hortizuela, Specialist, Systems Support

Erik Lomack, Generalist, IT Support

Dee Bierschenk, Analyst, Databases

Richard Todd, Manager, Ticketing Functional Support•

Ashley Gaddis, Functional Support, Ticketing•

Theater Operations & Facilities

David Leavenworth, Vice President, Theater Operations & Facilities•

Brian Keating, Director, Facilities and Engineering•

Max Stossier, Director, Theater Operations•

Lindy Luong, Manager, Facility Rentals

Glenn Powell, Manager, Production, Event Operations

Mary Arkfeld, Manager, Operations, Event Operations

Aidan Daguro, Assistant Manager, Production, Event Operations

Brennan Roach, Supervisor, Event Operations•

Denise Cruz, Coordinator, Production, Event Operations

Jordan Smyth, Manager, Special Projects

Engineering

Bryan Vojtko, Senior Building Engineer•

Richard Whitfield, Senior Building Engineer•

Bryan Murphy, Building Engineer 2

Gus Aleman, Building Engineer

Sean Robertson, Building Engineer

Amber Secor, Building Engineer

Security

Anthony Bordon, Manager, Security Operations

Tyler Cole, Manager, Public Safety and Training•

Jaime Paz, Assistant Manager, Security

Alvin Camacho, Supervisor, Security

Shey Leir, Supervisor, Security

John Standokes, Supervisor, Security

Sage Williamson, Supervisor, Security

Lee Yepez, Supervisor, Security•

HUMAN

RESOURCES

Marvin Lee, Vice President, Human Resources

Maile Sagiao, Director, Human Resources

Stefani Taylor, Manager, Recruitment

Karen Duncan, Generalist, Human Resources•

Jon Gibson, HRIS Specialist

PROGRAMMING & PRODUCTION

Limor Tomer, Vice President, Programming and Production

Stacey Myers, Manager, Attorney/Contracts•

Priscilla Reyes, Manager, Community Programming

Kelly Ornelas, Executive Assistant & Programming Coordinator•

Education & Engagement

Lisa Morabito Petersen, Vice President, Education & Engagement

Emily Neely, Director, Engagement

Cristal Ochoa, Director, Education Programs

Alexis Johnson, Senior Manager, Education Partnerships•

Chloe Saalsaa, Senior Manager, Studio D

Bethany Umbach, Senior Manager, Education Programs•

Sarah Sierszyn, Manager, Ed. Operations

Michael Mariano, Associate Manager, Education Partnerships•

Scarlet Wu, Associate Manager, Education Programs

Katie Nguyen, Senior Coordinator, Education Partnerships

Adriana Alvarez, Coordinator, Studio D

Joanna Huang, Coordinator, Ed. Programs

Talia Hirsch, Associate, Ed. Partnerships

Jordyn Williams, Associate, Ed. Operations

Segerstrom Hall

John Oliphant, Sr. Director, Production and Technical•

Sara Broadhead, Head Electrician•

Willy J Pate, Head Carpenter

Alexis Vazquez Riggs, Head Wardrobe

James Wilcox, Head Audio

Chris Alva, Assistant In-Charge Carpenter/ Props•

Michael Clifford, Assistant

Phil Harris, Assistant

Tim Ligatti, Assistant•

Renée and Henry Segerstrom

Concert Hall

John Downey, Head Audio•

Gregg Snider, Head Electrician•

John Vasquez, Head Carpenter

Eileen Jeanette, Tönmeister

Samueli Theater

Mark Cook, Electrician•

Timothy Schmidt, Asst. Audio

American Ballet Theatre

William J. Gillespie School

Susan Brooker, Artistic Director, ABT

Sarah Jones, Associate Director, ABT

Mary Dunne, Coordinator, ABT

DEVELOPMENT

Abigail Buell Sherlock, Vice President, Development

Elizabeth Kurila, Associate Vice President, Development

Courtney Dudman-Donley, Senior Director, Special Events & Support Groups

Tyler Choi, Director, Institutional Giving

Kay Linan Clark, Associate Director, Individual Giving

Suzanne Gregory, Associate Director, Development Operations

Johnny Eberhardt, Senior Manager, Institutional Giving

Emily Hunn, Senior Manager, Support Groups

Bernadette Ramos, Senior Manager, Donor Relations

30 or more years of service

20 or more years of service

10 or more years of service

Full-time staff as of September 5, 2025

Jamie Roff, Senior Manager, Development Systems•

April Kunowski, Manager, Planned and Major Gifts

Danielle McMahan, Manager, Special Events

Samuel Nordrum, Manager, Annual Giving

Shimin Zheng, Manager, Support Groups

Marisa Rambaran, Prospect Researcher and Development Operations

Katie Lockie, Assistant Manager, Donor Stewardship

Emily Pearce, Assistant Manager, Support Groups

Camille Slusher, Assistant Manager, Annual Giving

Sierra Detar, Special Events Officer

Olivia Vezner, Specialist, Special Events

Jessica Salazar, Coordinator, Development Operations

Audrey Burton, Executive Assistant, Development

MARKETING & GUEST SERVICES

Lisa Middleton, Vice President, Marketing & Communications

Carla Cruz, Senior Director, Communications

Emyli Gudmundson, Senior Director, Program Marketing

Jonathan Vietze, Senior Director, Series Marketing•

Christopher Alvarez, Director, Creative Services•

Karen Drum, Director, Publications•

Anne McNiff-Gaeta, Director, Group Services•

Jennifer Burroughs, Manager, Digital Marketing

Joesan Diche, Manager, eCommerce Marketing•

Emily Doughty, Manager, Social Media

Karla Torres, Manager, Marketing Operations•

Ken Catino, Senior Graphic Designer•

Marianne Luwiharto, Graphic Designer

Jennifer Siglin, Graphic Designer•

Susie Lopez, Specialist, Communications

William Olivieri, Specialist, Marketing & Advertising

Jacquelyn Pash, Specialist, Communications

Diana Torres, Assistant, Group Sales•

Lily Figueroa, Coordinator, Marketing

Lauren Knight, Coordinator, Content Creator

Ticketing

Ruth Mason, Director, Ticket Services

Karen Diche, Manager, Season Tickets•

Richard Ong, Manager, Calling Center•

Nicki Wilmot, Manager, Box Office

Evan Silveria, Assistant Manager, Box Office•

Amelia Lindqvist, Supervisor, Contact Center

Ray Madrid, Supervisor, Box Office

Sam Preshaw, Supervisor, Box Office

Hannah Schill, Supervisor, Ticket Services

Amanda Snell, Supervisor, Ticket Services

Charlotte Kenney, Lead, Ticket Services

Hailey Guerrero, Specialist, Customer Services

Reina Pelky, Specialist, Customer Services

Marcie Bernal, Receptionist•

Alberto Ponce, Coordinator, Office Services•

Audience Services

Norm Major III, Director, Audience Services•

Sue Laird, Senior Manager, Audience Services

Ashleigh Hector, Manager, Audience Services•

Alex Lum, Asst. Manager, Audience Services•

Regine Rutherfurd, Administrative Assistant, Audience Services