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Welcome
Dear Friends,
Welcome to Segerstrom Center for the Arts. We are delighted to invite you to a vibrant March filled with music, movement, and unforgettable performances.
We begin the month with the GRAMMY®-nominated Gerald Clayton, whose celebrated quintet brings its bold, modern jazz sound to Samueli Theater. It is a thrilling way to welcome the energy of spring. Musical highlights continue with the expressive Goldmund Quartet, a special one-night-only performance by Notos Quartett, and Broadway and television favorite Matthew Morrison, who brings his signature charm to the Samueli stage. Families can join the fun with Doodle POP, an imaginative, high-energy experience that transforms drawings into a playful world of adventure and movement.
March crescendos with multi-award-winning SIX, the global pop Broadway phenomenon, taking over Segerstrom Hall. This electrifying production celebrates the voices and stories of the six wives of Henry VIII through powerhouse music and bold storytelling. Plus, ¡DAMAS! returns to the Julianne and George Argyros Plaza—an inspiring way to honor Women’s History Month.
Our resident company, Philharmonic Society of Orange County, presents Sphinx Virtuosi, a special night celebrating music and the resilience of the human spirit, sponsored by the Henry T. & Elizabeth Segerstrom Foundation.
Thank you for joining us at the Center!
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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
Jim Mazzo
William F. Meehan
Ethan F. Morgan
Rick Muth
Walter Parsadayan
Mark C. Perry
Maria Rigatti
Holly Breaux Schwartz
Elizabeth Segerstrom
Ginger Siedschlag
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
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Calendar of events
April 2026
Dallas Symphony Orchestra
April 2
Nowruz: Iranian New Year
April 4
American Ballet Theatre’s
Sylvia
April 9–12
Jeremy Denk, piano
April 9
Edgar Meyer & Christian McBride
April 11
Danish String Quartet with Danish National Girls’ Choir
April 11
Puccini’s Turandot
April 16–21
Ébène Quartet
April 18
Mahler Chamber Orchestra with Yuja Wang, piano
April 22
Dancing with the Stars: Live!
2026 Tour
April 23
May 2026
Mozart, Say, & Tchaikovsky
May 7–9
Forever K-Pop—
A Celebration Concert
May 9
The Invisible Boy
May 9–10
Larisa Martinez, soprano
May 10
Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra
May 14
Riverdance 30—
The New Generation
May 15–17
My Fair Lady in Concert
April 24–25
New Owner
April 25–26
Australian Chamber Orchestra
April 29
An Enchanted Evening with the Three Mexican Tenors
May 15–16
Romantic Virtuosity
May 17
A Serenade to Music
May 23
Shelley Conducts America at 250
May 28–30
Riverdance 30—
Leopold & The Magic Flute: Opera for Kids!
May 30
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
The New Generation
Glorious dance makes Sylvia special
A bow-and-arrow-wielding warrior nymph. A lovesick shepherd. And gods and goddesses who interfere with the lives of the humans around them. American Ballet Theatre’s Sylvia plumbs the depths of mythology for a story of love and redemption.
Choreographed by Sir Frederick Ashton, Sylvia premiered in 1952 at London’s Royal Opera House with the illustrious Margot Fonteyn dancing the title role.
Ashton boiled the plot down: “Boy loves girl, girl captured by bad man, girl restored to boy by God.”
ABT principal dancer Gillian Murphy, who danced the role at the company premiere in 2005, says, “I would say to the audience, don’t try to take it too seriously. Just let yourself be taken on this mythical journey.”
The three-act ballet features a plot worthy of the mythology that inspired it. Sylvia is one of the wood nymphs who worship Diana, goddess of the hunt: she has sworn herself to a life of chastity
Photo: Quinn Wharton
and spurns the young shepherd Aminta, who declares his love for her. When she shoots him with her arrow and wounds him, a nearby statue of Eros—the god of love—comes to life and pierces her with an arrow of his own, causing her to fall in love with the shepherd. Before Sylvia can do anything to save Aminta, the villainous Orion takes her captive. Eros brings Aminta back to life and sends him in search of Sylvia. Eros then helps Sylvia escape and shows her an image of Aminta waiting for her at Diana’s temple. The lovers are united, and Diana gives her blessing for their union, culminating in a joyful celebration.
“It is certainly not Sylvia’s plot that distinguishes this enduring work,” says artsmeme.com. “Rather, the pristine beauty and musical subtlety of Ashton’s wondrous choreography gives a serviceable story its incredible poetry.” The score by Léo Delibes is called “one of the best from the 19th century” by The New York Times and will be performed live by Pacific Symphony at this engagement.
The role of Sylvia is a notoriously difficult one for any dancer who undertakes it. The choreography underscored Fonteyn’s technical abilities and it clearly shows how very talented she was.
“There is a ton of range in the actual steps,” principal dancer Isabella Boylston, who has danced the role, told The New York Times “There are these huge, powerful jumps, as well as very delicate and refine technique. And Act III
is the pinnacle of classic technique. You’re in a tutu, showing off your lines.”
“The entrance solo has become infamous for its difficulty,” writes bachtrack.com. “Sylvia starts her solo with fast piqué turns downstage that end with a grand jeté. There are repeated hops backward en pointe that stretch into an arabesque balance, a sequence of pirouettes en dedans and so much petit allegro footwork.” The reviewer summed it up with, “My feet and ankles hurt just watching.”
Whew!
Sylvia is on stage for nearly the entire ballet, meaning the dancer must have phenomenal stamina. The overall difficulty of much of the choreography challenges all the leading performers, which is one reason Sylvia is seldom performed. This is the first outing for the work in a decade, when it was part of the Center’s 2016 dance season. Even the corps de ballet has attention-getting opportunities that elicit applause from the audience.
This is a not-to-be-missed opportunity to see this delightful ballet. The choreography challenges the entire company and will thrill audiences. What a way to usher in spring!
“I walked out of the theater filled with the kind of joy you only feel after a truly special performance,” says one reviewer. “Sylvia is an absolute treasure.”
Segerstrom Hall April 9–12
Photo: Nir Arieli
Two titans of the bass world
In a traditional jazz ensemble, the bass works its magic laying a foundation of root notes underneath melodies of other instruments. But bass virtuosos Edgar Meyer & Christian McBride decided to do something a little different. These acclaimed bassists will take the Samueli stage together on April 11, bringing their new album, But Who’s Going to Play the Melody?, to life with a unique performance that is nothing short of extraordinary. In this case, the bass brings the harmonies and melodies of songs to life on its own.
Though Meyer and McBride play the same instrument, their backgrounds could not be more different. Meyer draws deeply from his bluegrass roots, blending rustic lyricism with classical precision, while McBride infuses his playing with an R&B fusion of groove, swing, and soul. Together, they create a musical conversation that is exhilarating. Their performance is built on listening and trust, allowing space for each artist to perform with improvisation and playful exchange.
Over a remarkable three-decade career, McBride has become one of the most preeminent bassists of his time by earning nine GRAMMY® Awards, directing the Newport Jazz Festival, and establishing himself as a dynamic performer, composer, producer, cultural curator, and devoted educator. His sound incorporates the depth of jazz tradition with the rhythmic energy of R&B.
Described by The New Yorker as “the most remarkable virtuoso in the relatively unchronicled history of his instrument,” Edgar Meyer has redefined what is possible on the double bass. A master technician and visionary composer, Meyer moves fluidly across genres from classical and bluegrass to folk and contemporary music. His unique jazz expertise is well-celebrated and was recognized with a MacArthur Award in 2002.
The partnership between Meyer and McBride traces back to a shared mentor: legendary bassist Ray Brown. Brown had an admiration for Meyer and showed McBride some of his work in the early ’90s.
“I just followed Edgar’s career all through the ’90s,” McBride recalled in an NPR interview. “And apparently, vice versa.”
Then in 2007, the stars aligned when both artists discovered they were spending the summer in Aspen, Colorado. The Aspen Music Festival and Jazz Aspen Snowmass arranged a one-night show for them, and what began as a single concert blossomed into a growing repertoire, a national tour, and eventually, the album that brings them to us now.
Audiences will be drawn into a performance that feels both intimate and expansive. The duo’s new album takes its name from a question they are often asked and answers it with wit and imagination. This is a rare chance to experience two close friends and musical collaborators at their finest, as genres fall away, creativity ignites, and bass shines through. Together, Meyer and McBride have definitely proven that with imagination and mastery, two basses can tell an entire musical story.
Samueli Theater April 11
Photo: Anna Webber
More than a performance: New Owner celebrates connection and community
Photo: Daniel James Grant
This April, Samueli Theater will be filled with wagging tails, hopeful hearts, and a shared belief in the power of companionship as the Center’s Family Series presents New Owner, a moving production for families that explores love, loss, and the joy of finding a forever home.
To bring the story beyond the stage and into the community, performances of New Owner will be paired with a pet adoption and treat drive in partnership with Noble Friends Animal Shelter— transforming a theatrical experience into a realworld opportunity to make a difference.
New Owner will be performed on April 25 at 1 pm and April 26 at 1 and 3:30 pm, with adoption events planned around all performances. Families attending the show will be invited to meet adoptable dogs and learn more about the shelter’s mission to connect animals with loving homes. Audiences are encouraged to participate in a treat drive, bringing dog treats to donate to shelter pups.
At its heart, New Owner tells a story that beautifully reflects the mission of animal shelters everywhere. Bart is a boisterous puppy waiting to be chosen from an animal shelter. Mabel is a lonely widow trying to fill the quiet space left by loss. When they find each other, the connection is immediate and life changing. But as time passes and circumstances shift, Bart must face the uncertainty of being alone once more. Through a stunning blend of puppetry, live action, and animation, New Owner takes audiences on an emotional journey through a dog’s eyes— capturing the longing, joy, and unconditional love at the core of every adoption story.
Critics have praised New Owner as “moving
and powerful,” with one reviewer noting, “If Pixar had a theatrical division, one would think (and hope) they’d create something like this now.” While designed for young audiences, the show resonates across generations. It gently opens conversations about empathy, resilience, and responsibility, reminding us that love often arrives when we least expect it—and that caring for another being can bring renewed purpose and connection.
By pairing this production with an adoption and treat drive, the Center and Noble Friends Animal Shelter are creating a meaningful bridge between art and action. For families, it’s an opportunity to talk about compassion and commitment. For potential adopters, it may be the moment when a new chapter begins.
This collaboration also celebrates the strength of community. When local arts organizations and animal welfare groups come together, they create spaces where stories don’t just entertain—they inspire. They remind us that companionship, whether between neighbors or between people and pets, is essential to a thriving community.
Whether you come to experience a heartfelt performance, donate treats, or meet a new four-legged friend, New Owner offers more than a day at the theater. It offers a reminder that connection matters—and that sometimes, finding your place in the world begins with opening your heart to someone who needs you just as much as you need them.
Samueli Theater April 25 & 26
Discover the enchantment of chamber music
Have you ever wondered how chamber music came to be? Its roots trace back to the late Renaissance period, where it was originally performed in private spaces, or “chambers,” rather than in grand concert halls.
So, what exactly is chamber music? This intimate and engaging genre is characterized by the intricate interplay between a small ensemble of musicians. Unlike a full orchestra, which can include dozens of players, chamber groups—such as string quartets and trios— allow each musician with the opportunity to shine while harmoniously collaborating with their counterparts.
The interactions among musicians in a chamber setting foster a unique camaraderie, enabling spontaneous creativity that is often absent in larger orchestral concerts. This dynamic creates an immersive experience, allowing the audience to connect deeply with the music, making chamber music a favorite among both connoisseurs and newcomers alike.
We invite you to explore the captivating world of chamber music with the Ébène Quartet, which will take the stage in Samueli Theater for an unforgettable evening filled with a diverse
and exquisite performance.
The Ébène is celebrated for its versatility and electrifying stage presence. The program will spotlight the genius of Beethoven, featuring works such as the vibrant String Quartet in G Major, Op. 18, No. 2 and the profoundly stirring String Quartet in C-sharp minor, Op. 131. Alongside these masterpieces, they will perform Ravel’s sensuous Quartet in F Major.
This quartet has captivated audiences across six continents, earning numerous accolades for their innovative arrangements and engaging performances that breathe new life into familiar compositions.
The musicians of the Ébène Quartet boast a rich history of collaboration and exploration, continually pushing the boundaries of traditional chamber music to include jazz improvisation and contemporary works. Their diverse repertoire encompasses three acclaimed albums that transcend classical norms, highlighting their talent for connecting with audiences on multiple levels.
Samueli Theater April 18
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Imagine all this, in the nation’s first zero-carbon emission medical facility. Better still, discover it.
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Coming soon to Broadway at the Center:
Riverdance 30— The New Generation
May 15–17
The Sound of Music
June 2–14
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
July 11–25
The Phantom of the Opera
August 12–30
March 10–15, 2026 Segerstrom Hall
Saturday, March 14 at 2 pm
Accessibility Performance: ASL interpretation provided by: D. MacDougall Interpreting Services; Open captioning by: c2; Audio description by: Audio Description Los Angeles
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SIX
SIX was originally performed by the Cambridge University Musical Theatre Society. The West End production was first performed on July 11, 2018 at Norwich Playhouse, England and opened at the Arts Theatre, London on January 17, 2019.
received its U.S. premiere at The Yard at Chicago Shakespeare Theater on May 22, 2019, Rick Boynton, Creative Producer; Barbara Gaines, Artistic Director; Criss Henderson, Executive Director.
Emma Elizabeth Smith
Nella Cole
Kelly Denice Taylor
Hailey Alexis Lewis
Alizé Cruz
Tasia Jungbauer
Reese Cameron Anna Hertel
Carlina Parker Abigail Sparrow
Cast
(in historical order
Catherine of Aragon ............................................... EMMA ELIZABETH SMITH
Anne Boleyn .................................................................... NELLA COLE
Jane Seymour ........................................................ KELLY DENICE TAYLOR
Anna of Cleves ......................................................... HAILEY ALEXIS LEWIS
Katherine Howard ALIZÉ CRUZ
Catherine Parr TASIA JUNGBAUER
ALTERNATES
Alternates never substitute for the listed performers unless a specific announcement is made at the time of the appearance.
REESE CAMERON, ANNA HERTEL, CARLINA PARKER, ABIGAIL SPARROW
DANCE CAPTAIN CARLINA PARKER
AT THIS PERFORMANCE
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SIX WILL BE PERFORMED WITHOUT AN INTERMISSION
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
“Ex-Wives” ....................................................................... The Queens
“No Way” Catherine of Aragon
“Don’t Lose Ur Head” ............................................................ Anne Boleyn
“Heart of Stone” Jane Seymour
“Haus of Holbein” The Queens
“Get Down” Anna of Cleves
“All You Wanna Do” Katherine Howard
“I Don’t Need Your Love” Catherine Parr
“Six” The Queens
THE LADIES IN WAITING
Music Director/Keyboard—Valerie Maze Bass—Yonít Spiegelman Guitars—Rose Laguana Drums—Camila Mennitte Pereyra
Associate Conductor—Jen Christina
Music Technology: Phij Adams
Synthesizer Technician: Randy Cohen Keyboards
Music Coordinator: Kristy Norter
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A LITTLE BIT OF HER-STORY
CATHERINE OF ARAGON
BIRTH AND DEATH
MARRIAGE
CHILDREN
INTERESTS
CAUSE OF DEATH
REMEMBERED FOR...
DID YOU KNOW?
QUEENSPIRATION
ANNE BOLEYN
BIRTH AND DEATH
MARRIAGE
CHILDREN
INTERESTS
QUEEN LINKS
CAUSE OF DEATH
REMEMBERED FOR...
DID YOU KNOW?
QUEENSPIRATION
JANE SEYMOUR
BIRTH AND DEATH
MARRIAGE
CHILDREN
INTERESTS
QUEEN LINKS CAUSE OF DEATH
DID YOU KNOW?
QUEENSPIRATION REMEMBERED FOR...
December 15, 1485 – January 7, 1536
ONE: to Arthur (Henry’s older brother), November 14, 1501 (aged 15)
TWO: to Henry VIII, June 11, 1509 (aged 23)
Mary, born February 18, 1516 (later Queen Mary I).
Catherine also had two other children who died as infants, three stillborn children, and several miscarriages.
Religion, sewing, dancing, a bit more religion.
Probably a type of cancer.
Her refusal to accept that her marriage was invalid; her faith; her dramatic speech to Henry when he had her brought to court to seek the annulment of their marriage.
While Henry fought in France in 1513, Catherine was regent during the Battle of Flodden; when James IV of Scotland was killed in the battle, Catherine wanted to send his body to Henry as a present.
Beyoncé and Shakira.
c. 1501 – May 19, 1536
January 25, 1533 (aged 31)
Elizabeth, born September 7, 1533 (later Queen Elizabeth I). Anne also had at least two miscarriages.
Headlessness; bringing about England’s break with the Pope; having a sixth fingernail.
Because she was fluent in French, Anne would have acted as a translator during the visit of Emperor Charles V to court in 1522.
Lily Allen and Avril Lavigne.
1507 or 1508 – October 24, 1537
May 30, 1536 (aged 28 or 29)
Edward, born October 12, 1537 (later King Edward VI).
Religious faith, obedience. Lady-in-waiting to Anne Boleyn. Hemorrhage after the birth of Prince Edward; her child with Henry.
Adele and Sia. Being the “only one he truly loved”; having two troublesome brothers who fought over the regency of the young Prince Edward after King Henry’s death. While Anne Boleyn was still alive, Henry sent Jane a gift of money which she refused, apparently saying there “was no treasure in this world that she valued so much as her honor.”
ANNA OF CLEVES
ALSO KNOWN AS
BIRTH AND DEATH
MARRIAGE
Anne of Cleves (the Anglicisation of her name)
She is referred to as Anna here to distinguish between the two Annes & to honor the name she would have called herself in her own language.
1515 – July 16, 1557
January 6, 1540 (aged 24)
None. CHILDREN
INTERESTS
QUEEN LINKS
CAUSE OF DEATH
REMEMBERED FOR...
DID YOU KNOW?
QUEENSPIRATION
KATHERINE HOWARD
BIRTH AND DEATH
MARRIAGE CHILDREN
INTERESTS
QUEEN LINKS
CAUSE OF DEATH
REMEMBERED FOR... DID YOU KNOW?
Staying alive.
Anna visited Katherine Howard once she became queen and bowed down to her.
Probably cancer.
Being chosen from her portrait and then rejected when Henry met her.
When Henry first met Anna of Cleves, he disguised himself, possibly imagining some sort of a romantic reaction. According to a witness, when Henry kissed Anna, she turned away coldly from the hideous stranger molesting her. The witness, Lord Russell, observed that he “never saw His Highness so marvelously astonished.”
Nicki Minaj and Rihanna.
QUEENSPIRATION
CATHERINE PARR
BIRTH AND DEATH
MARRIAGE CHILDREN
INTERESTS
QUEEN LINKS
CAUSE OF DEATH
REMEMBERED FOR...
DID YOU KNOW?
QUEENSPIRATION
c. 1523 – February 13, 1542
July 28, 1540 (aged 17) None.
Religious faith, obedience.
Lady-in-waiting to Anna of Cleves; cousin to Anne Boleyn. Executed on Tower Green, London.
Being completely used (and abused) by those with power over her.
From her arrest on November 8, 1541 until her execution three months later, Katherine stayed under house arrest at Syon House; in late January of 1542, an act was passed in Parliament that rendered it treason for a woman to become the king’s wife without “plain declaration before of her unchaste life,” meaning Henry could have her killed.
Ariana Grande and Britney Spears.
c. 1512 – September 5, 1548
ONE: to Sir Edward Burgh, a courtier, 1529 – 1533
TWO: to John Neville, Lord Latimer, 1534 – 1543
THREE: to Henry VIII, July 12, 1543
FOUR: in secret to Thomas Seymour, May, 1547
A daughter (to Thomas Seymour) who died as an infant.
Writing books, encouraging education, the Reformation. Catherine’s mother was lady-in-waiting to Catherine of Aragon and Catherine was friendly with Aragon’s daughter, Princess Mary.
Surviving.
Catherine was the first woman in England to publish books under her own name and in English.
Childbirth. Alicia Keys and Emeli Sandé.
Who’s Who
EMMA ELIZABETH SMITH (Catherine of Aragon) is honored to make her National Tour debut and to join the Queendom! TXSTMT grad. A thank you to God, her parents & sissy, family, & friends for their endless love. And to A&R, CTC, & TRC for their trust & support. @emmalizsmith
NELLA COLE (Anne Boleyn). Broadway: The Illusionists. TV: “The Last OG” (co star) HBO, E!, NBC, Nickelodeon. 1st Nat’l Tours: & Juliet, Pretty Woman, Cruel Intentions. World Premieres: Becoming Nancy, This Ain’t No Disco. Nella makes pop music! @nellacole
KELLY DENICE TAYLOR (Jane Seymour) is most recently known for her run with the Aragon Tour and Broadway company of SIX! Previously a recording artist under DMG (Walt Disney Records) Kelly has made a variety of TV appearances on Disney+, Disney Channel, ABC, and more! International: Disney Cruise Line, Universal Studios Japan. Endless thanks to my agents at FSE, to TRC, and the entire queendom! @kellydenicetaylor
HAILEY ALEXIS LEWIS (Anna of Cleves) is an Afro-Canadian triple-threat artist, and has performed in shows such as: Six, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Hairspray, and more across Canadian theatres, and TV/Film credits such as: Disney’s Zombies, American Gods, and most recently, Welcome to Derry. Hailey would like to thank her mama for being her forever Queenspiration. @haileyalexislewis
ALIZÉ CRUZ (Katherine Howard). CreditsTheatre: Raven Falco- Bat Out of Hell (Paris Theatre, Las Vegas), Moana- Disney’s When You Wish (Tuacahn Amphitheater). Film: Skeletons in the Closet (Lead Stand-In), Stella Artois x Ludacris (Lead), The Wrecker (Extra). She thanks her family, Firestarter Entertainment, the SIX team, and all of you Queens on her journey to the throne! Let’s make her-story!
TASIA JUNGBAUER (Catherine Parr) is honored to be a part of the Queendom and bring this histo-remix across the country. Broadway:
Moulin Rouge! (Arabia, Satine U/S). TV: “WeCrashed” (Apple TV). Pepperdine University (Ayo Waves!). A million thanks to team SIX and Gray Talent Group. And to Mom, Yasmin, Mike, and friends - I DO need your love!
REESE CAMERON (they/them) (Alternate). What a DREAM! Credits: Funny Girl (tour), Wonderful Town (NYCC), Diary of a Tap Dancer (A.R.T.). Thank you Marc, Dustin, and Eden at Daniel Hoff! To the non-binary queer kid in the audience, you belong here. @reese.cameron23
ANNA HERTEL (Alternate). National Tour Debut! Anna is elated to join the SIX Queendom. Off Bway: Rock & Roll Man, Jimmy Awards Best Dancer ‘17, BFA Elon MT. Grateful to Daniel Hoff Agency & SIX team. Love to her husband, and family! Glory to God! @anna_hertel
CARLINA PARKER (Dance Captain, Alternate). Hello Queendom! National Tour credits: RENT (Mimi/Joanne understudy, Assistant Dance Captain), Rock of Ages (Justice/Regina understudy), Mamma Mia! (Ali/Lisa understudy). Other credits: Mamma Mia! (Lisa), Summer (Adult Mary Ellen, Diva understudy). “Much love to my family, friends, and every dog I’ve ever seen.” Instagram: @carlina_parker
ABIGAIL SPARROW (Alternate). Abigail is thrilled to return to the Queendom! Recently: Jenna in Waitress (ACT of CT), SIX (Mirvish, NCL) Producer, musician - new album coming 2026. Love to family, friends, TALENTHOUSENYC, and TRC. @abigailsparrowofficial
TOBY MARLOW (Writer) is the other half of Marlow and Moss, the writing duo behind the musical SIX, alongside Lucy Moss. For SIX, the duo won the 2022 Tony Award for Best Score, two Drama Desk Awards, an Outer Critics Circle Award, and they received a Grammy nomination for the album SIX: Live on Opening Night. Other writing and composing credits include Hot Gay Time Machine (West End), Book of Queer (discovery+), The Monkey King (Netflix), Leo Reich: Literally Who Cares?! (Off-
Broadway, Soho Theatre), “The 75th Annual Tony Awards” (CBS), Dylan Mulvaney’s Day 365 LIVE! (The Rainbow Room), Courtney Act: Fluid (international tour), and Kyle Hanagami’s Stay Inside. Toby also writes pop music, collaborating with artists such as Jinkx Monsoon (The Virgo Odyssey), and Alaska Thunder**** (“ROY G BIV”). @thetobymarlow
LUCY MOSS (Writer, Co-Director) won the 2022 Tony Award for Best Score for THIS VERY SHOW, alongside her close personal friend and colleague, Toby Marlow. Her work on SIX also made her the youngest woman ever to direct a musical on Broadway (lol). Other writer-director credits include Why Am I So Single? (West End); Hot Gay Time Machine (West End). Her directing credits include Legally Blonde (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical (Actors’ Fund Online Benefit). Her songwriting credits include The Monkey King (Netflix); Book of Queer (discovery+); “The 75th Annual Tony Awards” (CBS). Most importantly, she loves to kayak. You can find her on the internet @mucyloss
JAMIE ARMITAGE (Co-Director) is a Tony Award-nominated director for his work on SIX Directing credits include: The Red & The Black (Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre), Straight Line Crazy (The Shed; co-directed with Nicholas Hytner), Southern Belles: A Tennessee Williams Double Bill (King’s Head Theatre); Spring Awakening and Sweeney Todd (RCSSD); And Tell Sad Stories of the Death of Queens (King’s Head Theatre); Love Me Now (Tristan Bates Theatre). Writing/Directing credits include: An Interrogation (Hampstead Theatre & Summerhall). He is an Associate Director of the Bridge Theatre. He was a resident director at the Almeida Theatre from 2019 to 2021, and an associate artist at the King’s Head Theatre.
CARRIE-ANNE INGROUILLE (Choreography). She/her. Carrie is an Olivier and Tony Awardnominated choreographer for her work on SIX. Choreography credits include Antigone (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre), Our Generation (National Theatre), Wonderful Town (Opera Holland Park), This Is My Family (Chichester Festival Theatre), Tales of the
Turntable (Southbank Centre), Jeeves & Wooster in Perfect Nonsense (Duke of York’s Theatre/ U.K. tour), The Mad Hatter’s Tea Party (Royal Opera House), The Suicide (National Theatre), R&D (Hampstead Theatre), The Catherine Tate Show Live (U.K. tour), Into the Hoods Remixed (Peacock Theatre/ U.K. tour) and Some Like it Hip Hop (Peacock Theatre/U.K. tour). Carrie is currently the U.K. Associate Choreographer for Hamilton, London.
JOE BEIGHTON (Music Supervision) is a musical director and supervisor based in London. In 2019 he received an Olivier Award nomination for Outstanding Achievement in Music for his work on SIX. Musical supervisor credits include SIX (U.K. tours and West End, Broadway, Chicago [winner: Jeff Award for Musical Direction], Sydney Opera House; NCL); St. Anne Comes Home (Actors Church); Babies (BYMT). Joe studied music at the University of Cambridge before training at the Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts.
EMMA BAILEY (Scenic Design) is an awardwinning set and costume designer based in Scotland. She originally trained as an architect and continued her studies at the prestigious Motley Theatre Design course. In 2011 she was awarded the Linbury Prize for Stage Design for her production of Roy Orbison in Clingfilm at the Royal Opera House London. She trained at the Royal Shakespeare Company and has gone on to design for theatre, opera, music and fashion. emmabaileydesign.com
GABRIELLA SLADE (Costume Design) works as a costume designer in the UK and internationally. She won the 2022 Tony, Drama Desk & Outer Critics Circle Award for Best Costume Design for SIX and was nominated for an Olivier Award in 2019 Credits include Spice World 2019 (UK & Ireland Stadium Tour); The Cher Show; Bedknobs & Broomsticks; Curtains (UK & Ireland Tour). Gabriella is thrilled that SIX marks her Broadway debut.
TIM DEILING (Lighting Design). Nominated for the 2022 Tony Award for Best Lighting Design for SIX. West End credits: SIX, Knights of the Rose, American Idiot, Cinderella, Dick
Whittington, Vanities the Musical. He’s also lit many U.K. tours including Club Tropicana, Our House, HMS Pinafore and Summer Holiday. He’s worked on many plays/musicals at regional U.K. theatres and throughout Europe. He’s also worked for many years as an associate to Ken Billington and The National Theater in London. Tim is an American living in London.
PAUL GATEHOUSE (Sound Design) is a Grammy, Tony and Drama Desk Award nominated sound designer and music producer. Sound design: 42 Balloons (Lowry Theatre); The Little Big Things (@sohoplace); Mandela (Young Vic); Identical (Nottingham Playhouse); Oliver! (Asia premiere in Tokyo); Rent (Hope Mill Theatre); SIX the Musical (London/ Broadway/ U.K. and U.S. tours/ Australia, Korea); Cameron Mackintosh and Disney’s Mary Poppins (London/ Tokyo/ Australia); The Witches of Eastwick (Cirkus Theatre, Stockholm); Amélie (MunichWerk7). Recordings: SIX: Live on Opening Night (producer/mixer); Mandela - Original Cast Recording (producer, mixer); Mel Brooks’ Young Frankenstein Original London Cast Recording (producer/mixer); Newsies (mixer); Miss Saigon: The Definitive Live Recording (recording engineer/mixer). Film: SIX the Musical (London).
TOM CURRAN (Orchestrations) is a Grammy, Tony, Olivier and Drama Desk Award nominated orchestrator, arranger and music producer. Theatre credits include: The Great British Bake Off Musical (West End/Cheltenham); Identical (Nottingham/Manchester); SIX (Worldwide). As associate orchestrator: Funny Girl (Broadway/ West End/UK tour); Barnum (Menier Chocolate Factory); High Society (The Old Vic). Orchestrations for Alexis Ffrench and Marc Almond. Music department for Jeff Wayne’s The War Of The Worlds. Tom is a graduate of the Guildhall School of Music & Drama. @tomcurran_music
ROBERTA DUCHAK (Music Supervision U.S.) Broadway: SIX. Broadway’s The Notebook (Vocal Coach), Hell’s Kitchen @ Public Theatre (Vocal Coach), Regional: SIX (Chicago Shakespeare, A.R.T., Citadel, Ordway); Emma (Chicago Shakes); Past resident musical director at Drury Lane Theatre; Brigadoon (Goodman
Theatre). Film: vocal coach for Russell Crowe and Hugh Jackman in Les Misérables. Winner of two Jeff Awards; five nominations. Notable acting credits: Ragtime (Broadway); Show Boat (National Tour); The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Chicago/ National Tour). @robertaduchakvocalstudio
VALERIE MAZE (Music Director). Valerie is thrilled to be returning to SIX! Select Credits: SIX on Broadway and 1st National Tour. Conductor: Brigadoon (Goodman Theatre), Follies, Gypsy (Chicago Shakespeare), A Little Night Music (Writers Theatre, Jeff Award nomination), Evita (Drury Lane). At Lyric Opera of Chicago: Showboat, Oklahoma!, The Sound of Music (with Billy Zane), Carousel (with Steven Pasquale), The King and I (with Kate Baldwin), and My Fair Lady
HUDSON THEATRICAL ASSOCIATES (Technical Supervisor). Over 100 Broadway productions and tours. Recent: Maybe Happy Ending, Sunset Blvd, Left on Tenth, Our Town, Oh, Mary!, Suffs, The Notebook, Hadestown, Hamilton, Aladdin HTA is a member of Neil A. Mazzella’s Hudson family which includes Hudson Scenic Studios, Bridget Van Dyke, Sam Ellis, Sean Gorski, Brianna Stankiewicz, Brianne Tabak, and Irene Wang.
THEATER MATTERS (General Management) manages live entertainment globally. It is represented on Broadway by SIX and Two Strangers Carry A Cake Across New York, and across North America by SIX and The Notebook. Recent productions include The Notebook, Days of Wine and Roses, The Play That Goes Wrong, Mrs. Doubtfire, The Devil Wears Prada, and Peter Pan Goes Wrong.
THE TRC COMPANY (Casting) Led by partners Claire Burke, Kevin Metzger-Timson, Xavier Rubiano, and Peter Van Dam. Broadway: Dead Outlaw, BOOP! The Musical, Stephen Sondheim’s Old Friends, Buena Vista Social Club, Death Becomes Her, Left on Tenth, The Outsiders, Aladdin. National Tours: The Phantom Of The Opera, Water for Elephants, Beauty & The Beast, The Wiz, Back To The Future, Mamma Mia!, Les Misérables. The TRC Company is proud
to continue the casting legacy of Tara Rubin Casting and Johnson-Liff Casting.
GALIA BACKAL (Associate Director) is a first generation Mexican-American director, choreographer, and collaborator. Selected credits: El Huracán (Brooklyn College), Into the Woods (Prima Theatre), Does the Title Matter? (Circle in the Square Theatre School), El Corrido de California (Roundabout Theatre Company Refocus Project), Macbeth (Circle in the Square Theatre School), The Archive (Pace University), EVERYBODY (LIU Post), El Cóndor Mágico (The Civilians R&D Group). www.galiabackal.com
ELIZA OHMAN (Associate Choreographer) spent the pandemic teaching, dancing on her roof and handing out free samples of hempinfused seltzer. Dreams. Pre-pandemic she was seen onstage screaming/crying in King Kong, as well as shows like Hamilton, “Fosse/Verdon,” “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” and “Dispatches From Elsewhere.” She practices the guitar daily, has seen little improvement, and loves Josh. Rom 12:12. @elizaohman
ELIZABETH RACANELLI (Resident Choreographer) is so excited to be a part of the SIX Queendom. She was last seen performing in the Broadway and touring companies of Hamilton as a swing. She would like to thank the entire creative team for this special opportunity. Love to family, friends, MM, EGM, and AGM.
JAY CAREY (Production Stage Manager). Broadway: SIX, Ain’t Too Proud, Jersey Boys, Finding Neverland. Tours: SIX 1st National, Company, Ain’t Too Proud, Jersey Boys, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. A proud AEA member. Love to my three “Queens” - Chris, Roxy, & Mom. @jaycarey212
ASHANI SMITH (Stage Manager) Nat’l Tours: Jagged Little Pill, Company, & Pretty Woman Regional: The Preacher’s Wife (Alliance Theatre), The Color Purple, A Chorus Line, Lady Day (PA Shakespeare Festival). Proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. Love to mom, Zion, and my amazing friends who continue to uplift me. @ashanihadiyah
WILLIAM COLLINS (Assistant Stage Manager). Touring: The Realish Housewives (The Second City). Also with The Second City, productions at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, The Kennedy Center, Huntington Theater, San Diego Repertory and Berkley Repertory. Six seasons with Peninsula Players Theater and the Chicago run of Hamilton. Love to Helen and Clara.
NEURO TOUR (Physical Therapy). Carolyn M. Lawson PT, founder and CEO NEURO TOUR & Neurosport Physical Therapy, leaders in entertainment and performing arts medicine We are honored to be part of this amazing production of SIX. NT, keeping performers, Happy, Healthy, & On Stage!
THE BOOKING GROUP (Tour Booking Agency) has represented 27 Tony Award® winning Best Musicals and Plays. Current tours include: Hamilton, Dear Evan Hansen, Come From Away, The Book of Mormon, 1776, Hadestown, Mean Girls, MJ The Musical, Pretty Woman, Six, Tina, To Kill A Mockingbird, Anastasia, Chicago, Fiddler on the Roof, Hairspray, My Fair Lady, R.E.S.P.E.C.T and Tootsie. Future tours include: Almost Famous, Funny Girl, Mamma Mia!, Mrs. Doubtfire, A Strange Loop, The Devil Wears Prada, and The Wiz
BOND THEATRICAL (Tour Marketing & Publicity) is an independently-owned theatrical booking, marketing and publicity company representing award-winning Broadway shows and live entertainment properties. BOND connects artists and audiences by forming strategic, authentic and profitable partnerships between producers and presenters across North America. For a complete list of current projects, please visit BondTheatrical.com.
THE PEKOE GROUP (Advertising/Social Media) is an advertising agency serving Broadway shows in NYC and on Tour. As a Certified Woman-Owned Business, The Pekoe Group is proud to represent SIX on Broadway and across North America.
KENNY WAX MBE (Producer), former president of the Society of London Theatre, is the worldwide producer of Tony Award-winning and
Laurence Olivier-nominated SIX the Musical which was recently released in UK cinemas. Also represented in the West End and offBroadway by The Play That Goes Wrong, now in its 10th year, The Comedy About Spies, Just For One Day the Live Aid Musical and The Shark Is Broken. In development for production in 2026 is The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind and a co-production of Top Hat with Chichester Festival Theatre. Past Laurence Olivier Awardwinning productions include Top Hat (winner of three Olivier Awards, including Best New Musical), Once on This Island (Best New Musical), The Worst Witch and Hey Duggee (Best Family Entertainment) and the recently nominated Why Am I So Single? (Best New Musical).
WENDY BARNES & ANDY BARNES for GLOBAL MUSICALS (Producers). Global Musicals was founded by Wendy and Andy Barnes to produce new contemporary British musicals by lesserknown writers. Spotted by them as a student production at the Edinburgh Festival in 2016, SIX marked the company’s first production, which they now produce around the world. They recently produced the World Premiere production of a new British musical 42 Balloons, by award-winning writer Jack Godfrey, which Jack submitted through their open submission program, Perfect Pitch, an ongoing resource for emerging writers. 42 Balloons received multiple 5-star reviews and will be opening a new production in Spring 2025. Other new musicals coming soon include Pieces of String & Wish List. globalmusicals.com
GEORGE STILES he/him (Producer) is best known as an Olivier Award-winning composer of stage musicals, most notably with lyricist Anthony Drewe. Their acclaimed shows include Honk! (Olivier Award for Best New Musical), Betty Blue Eyes, Soho Cinders and Mary Poppins, which played for six years at Broadway’s New Amsterdam Theatre and which recently enjoyed a triumphant West End revival and a second tour of Australia. George is a passionate supporter of new British musicals, nurturing new writing with the Stiles + Drewe Prize and Mentorship Award, and is proud to be making his Broadway producing debut
with SIX alongside fellow champions of new British musicals, Kenny Wax, Wendy and Andy Barnes. With Kenny Wax, he will be producing the premiere of Marlow and Moss’ new show, Why Am I So Single? in London next year. stilesanddrewe.com
KEVIN McCOLLUM (Producer) received the Tony Award for Best Musical for Rent (1996), Avenue Q (2004) and In the Heights (2008). Current: SIX (Broadway, North American tour); Two Strangers (Carry A Cake Across New York) (Broadway), Oh, Mary! (Broadway); The Devil Wears Prada (West End); The Play That Goes Wrong (Off-Broadway). Additional past credits include The Notebook (Broadway); Days of Wine and Roses (Broadway); Peter Pan Goes Wrong (Broadway); Mrs. Doubtfire (Broadway); Motown: The Musical (Broadway, West End, U.K. and U.S. tours); The Drowsy Chaperone (Broadway, U.K. and U.S. tours); Something Rotten! (Broadway, U.S. tour); Hand to God (Broadway, West End); Baz Luhrmann’s La Bohème; [title of show] (Broadway), Mrs. Doubtfire (Broadway, West End). West Side Story film (2021) directed by Steven Spielberg. Upcoming: Black Swan, Night at the Museum.
CHICAGO SHAKESPEARE THEATER (Producer) proudly produced the North American premiere of SIX. A leading international theater company and recipient of the Tony Award for Outstanding Regional Theatre, Chicago Shakespeare produces a year-round season featuring plays, musicals, world premieres and theatrical presentations from around the globe—alongside education programming for students, teachers and lifelong learners, and creative community engagement with artists across the city. The Theater is Chicago’s leading international presenter and has toured its own productions across five continents, garnering multiple accolades, including the prestigious Laurence Olivier Award. chicagoshakes.com
LUCAS McMAHON (Executive Producer) is thrilled to be part of the Queens’ reign! He is represented on Broadway this season with The Notebook, Oh, Mary!, and SIX. Other credits include Mind Mangler (Off-Broadway), Peter Pan Goes Wrong (Broadway and LA), The Play
That Goes Wrong (Broadway, Off-Broadway and national tour), Mike Birbiglia’s The New One (Broadway and national tour), Something Rotten! (Broadway and national tour), Hand to God (Broadway and West End), Mrs. Doubtfire (Broadway, national tour and West End) and Leo Reich: Literally Who Cares?! (Off-Broadway).
SAM LEVY (Associate Producer) is an awardwinning New York-based theatre producer. Credits include SIX (U.S. and Canada); Why Am I So Single? (West End); 42 Balloons (US and UK); Come From Away (Broadway, West End, Toronto, Australia); The Ferryman (Broadway); The Mentalists (West End); Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story (New York and London). Over a decade with Arielle Tepper Productions, including director of programming at the Summer Play Festival at The Public Theater. Proud to be associated with SIX from its early days in the UK, to Broadway and beyond.
STAFF FOR SIX
GENERAL MANAGEMENT
THEATER MATTERS
John E. Gendron
Ashley Berman
Rachel Bonner Michael Camp Bella Cordova
Arella Flur Katie Pope Annie Van Nostrand Eric Rothstein Ellie Omori-Sampson Michelle Yard
COMPANY MANAGER
Stephanie Smith
Assistant Company Manager Luke Meyer
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER Sam Levy
PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR
Molly Meg Legal
PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT
Hudson Theatrical Associates
Stephen M. Kaus Sean Gorski Bridget Van Dyke
Brianna Stankiewicz Frank Swann Brianne Tabak Irene Wang
TOUR BOOKING AGENCY THE BOOKING GROUP
Meredith Blair Kara Gebhart
Laura Kolarik Stephanie Ditman Sophie Tiesler www.thebookinggroup.com
TOUR MARKETING & PUBLICITY BOND THEATRICAL bondtheatrical.com
Temah Higgins Mollie Mann DJ Martin
Marc Viscardi Wendy Roberts Jenny Bates
Melissa Cohen Harrison Mootoo
Alexandra De La Cerda Caroline Frawley
Bridget Gross Tony Joy Steph Kelleher
Deborah Mann Scotland Newton Elisabeth Reyes Linda Stewart Katelyn Wenkoff
ADVERTISING/SOCIAL MEDIA THE PEKOE GROUP
Amanda Pekoe Jessica Ferreira Christopher Lueck
Connor Santos Jenny Dorso Kiernan Matts
Gabriel Berkowitz Langley Hayman Emily Mayo
Ryan Meitzler Kelly Ganning David Blaakman
CASTING THE TRC COMPANY
Claire Burke CSA, Kevin Metzger-Timson CSA, Xavier Rubiano CSA, Peter Van Dam CSA, Tara Rubin CSA, Merri Sugarman CSA, Louis DiPaolo CSA, Spencer Gualdoni CSA, Olivia Paige West CSA, Frankie Ramirez CSA
Assistant Lighting Designers Victoria Bain, Piper Phillips
Associate Sound Designers Joseph Haggerty, Josh Millican
Production Carpenter Andy Cappelli
Associate Production Carpenter Adam Farber
Head Carpenter..................................................................Gregory Pott
Assistant Carpenter Matthew McKim
Production Electrician......Jimmy Fedigan, Patrick Johnston
Head Electrician Edgar Vanegas
Assistant Electrician Jada Cox
Head Props Aaron Heeter
Production Sound Dillon Cody
Head Sound Alicia Martin
Assistant Sound Kimberley Thomas
Advance Sound Dan Scheivert
Production Wardrobe Supervisor Kristina May
Wardrobe Supervisor Adrianna Covone
Production Wig Supervision........................Charles G. LaPointe
Associate Production Wig Supervision Loren Skora
Hair & Makeup Supervisor Lisa Chan
Crew Swings
Jay Carey
Ashani Smith
William Collins
Associate Director Galia Backal
Rachel McCall, Nicholas Zoia
Moving Light Programmers Paul Toben, Scott K. Tusing
Music Technology Phij Adams
Synthesizer Technician Randy Cohen
Associate Synthesizer Technician Nicolas Schenkel
Costume Craftspersons Matthew Freeman, Eve Guttman
Ticketing Manager Annie Van Nostrand
General Management Assistant Bella Cordova
General Management Fellow Ellie Omori-Sampson
National Press Office Boneau/Bryan-Brown, Adrian Bryan-Brown, Susanne Tighe, Angela Yamarone
Diversity and Culture Partner Tiffanie Claude
6 Music Co-Producer Paul Lisberg
Original Graphic Design
Rebecca Pitt
Human Resources Consulting K+K Reset
Banking Customers Bank
Insurance The Arts Insurance Program, LLC/ Bob Middleton, Meghan Coleman, Toni Preto
Housing and Ground Travel Road Rebel Air Travel A Team Tours/Tzell Travel
Visa Consultants Wiskoff Law, PLLC
Accounting Withum Smith + Brown, PC
Controller Galbraith & Co./ Amanda Hayek, Emma Gorin
Payroll Services Checks and Balances Payroll
Physical Therapy Neuro Tour/Paige Winston
Production Photography Joan Marcus
Merchandise Platypus Productions LLC
KENNY WAX, LTD.
Kenny Wax
Lettie Graham Emily McDonald Sarah Newbury
Izzy O’Flanagan Fiona Taylor Matthew Sedman
Jessey Barnes Jasmine Wright Paige Cananvan-Smith
Caitlin Barnes Olivia Johnst on Amanda Sutton
GLOBAL MUSICALS LTD.
Andy Barnes Wendy Barnes
Josh Bird Debbie Hicks
GEORGE STILES
George Stiles
Jessie Berman Hugh Vanstone
ALCHEMATION
Kevin McCollum
Lucas McMahon
John Ban Jack Eidson Evan Shalat
Lyndsay Borko Breanne Jackson
EX WIVES LTD.
International Executive Producer Sarah Stribley Head of Marketing & International
Brand Manager Mark Jones
International Social Media Josh Bird
International General Manager Andrew Morgan
International Associate General Manager Liv Marshall
International Associate Producer Demid Naumov
International Marketing Coordinator Olivia Johnston
Licensing Consultant
Sacha Brooks
CREDITS
Scenery built, painted, and electrified by Hudson Scenic Studio. Automation and show control featuring Hudson Motion Control by Hudson Scenic Studio. Sound Shop: Sound Associates. Lighting equipment provided by PRG Lighting. Costumes executed by John Kristiansen New York Inc. Custom shoes by LaDuca. Custom Jewelry by R.Kaye Lmtd. Hosiery by Bratenders and Capezio. Wigs constructed by Chuck LaPointe.
Makeup provided by M·A·C
SPECIAL THANKS
We’d like to thank all the Queens and Ladies in Waiting past and present; Grace Taylor; Franny-Anne Rafferty; Freya Sands; Melody Sinclair; Katy Richardson; Justin Allin; Lauren Dix; Jamie Platt; Charlie Smith; Steve Gage; Lotte Wakeham; Cressida Carré; Andy Graham; Roberto Surace; Rebecca Fry; Jimmy Jones; the staff at the Arts Theatre; Kevin Wilson; Martin Barrow; Helen Snell; James & Rosie Pearson; Genevieve Ampaduh; Stephen Crocker and all the staff at Norwich Theatre; Andy Barnwell; Sylvia Addison; Pippa Ailion.
SIX was originally performed by the Cambridge University Musical Theatre Society and featured Megan Gilbert, Ashleigh Weir, Holly Musgrave, Tilda Wickham, Annabel Marlow, and Shimali De Silva.
For all tour booking inquiries, please contact The Booking Group www.thebookinggroup.com
To learn more about the production, please visit www.sixonbroadway.com Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok: @sixustour
Please be advised that smoke, haze, and strobe lights are used during the performance.
WARNING
The photographing or sound recording of any performance or the possession of any device for such photographing or sound recording inside this theatre, without the written permission of the management, is prohibited by law. Violators may be punished by ejection and violations may render the offender liable for money damages.
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 Press Agents and Company Managers employed in this production are represented by the Association of Theatrical Press Agents & Managers.
Backstage employees are represented by the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (or I.A.T.S.E.)
The musicians employed in this production are members of the American Federation of Musicians
The Director and Choreographer are members of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, Inc., an independent national labor union.
United Scenic Artists Local USA 829 represents the designers and scenic painters for the American Theatre.
Coming soon!
Riverdance 30—The New Generation
Since Riverdance first emerged onto the world stage, its fusion of Irish and international dance and music has captured the hearts of millions worldwide. The GRAMMY® Award-winning music and the infectious energy of its mesmerizing choreography and breathtaking performances has left audiences in awe and established Riverdance as a global cultural sensation. To celebrate this incredible 30th year milestone, Riverdance will embark on a special anniversary tour, bringing its magic to audiences around the world. This spectacular production rejuvenates the much-loved original show with new innovative choreography and costumes and state of the art lighting, projection, and motion graphics. And for the first time Riverdance welcomes “The New Generation” of performers, all of whom were not born when show began 30 years ago.
Segerstrom Hall May 15–17, 2026
Aussies bring treasures from Down Under
When was the last time you asked your bank to buy something very expensive for you? Not a loan, but buy it outright and hand it over to you?
Richard Tognetti did just that when he asked the manager of an Australian bank if they would buy him a 1759 Guadagnini violin priced at $1.2 million. It was an outrageous request, but the violin was rare and from the golden age of string instruments. It probably helps that Tognetti is charming, a world-class musician— and also the artistic director of the Australian Chamber Orchestra (ACO). The bank manager couldn’t refuse.
Today, the ACO owns 10 valuable instruments made by the superstars of the 18th century string-instrument world, including Antonio Stradivari. The instruments are not kept on display; the ACO uses them regularly in concerts. Tognetti himself plays one of them: a 1743 Guarneri violin.
Center chamber patrons will experience the ACO’s unique sound when the Aussies come Stateside as part of their 50th anniversary tour. Tognetti has been the artistic director for 35 years, growing from a young rebel aged 25 to a revered artist and leader. He has been named one of Australia’s National Living Treasures and appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia for his contributions to music.
The ACO’s innovative spirit shines through in their commitment to blending classical traditions with contemporary influences, making them a cultural icon in Australia and beyond. The company loves to mix favorites by Bach and Haydn with contemporary pieces, including presenting premieres. “Eclectic” could be a good description of an ACO concert. They have included Indigenous musician and
didgeridoo virtuoso William Barton performing his own work with the ensemble, and a version of Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons with renowned Egyptian-born Joseph Tawadros performing on the oud, or Arabic lute.
For their Center appearance, ACO will include a stretch across the centuries, with Purcell’s hauntingly beautiful Fantasia on One Note and Handel’s majestically celebratory Concerto Grosso in A Major, Op. 6 No. 11. Moving into more modern times, the orchestra will present a new work by John Luther Adams, as well as Vaughan Williams’ soaring “The Lark Ascending” (arranged by Adam Johnson), and Fanny Mendelssohn’s charming String Quartet in E-flat (arranged for strings).
ACO has extended its influence at home to form the ACO Collective, which mentors young string players from across Australia, providing them access to world-class music education and giving performance opportunities, ensuring the future of chamber music thrives and evolves.
We encourage you to be inspired by the intimacy and joy of this chamber concert, a truly universal language that transcends borders and connects us all through its powerful emotional expression.
Samueli Theater April 29
Don’t miss our “Taste of the Arts” event with the ACO, which offers a chance to enjoy culinary experiences that are as carefully curated as the musical performance. Experience a night Down Under with a three-course meal at Outpost Kitchen before the show!
Celebrate Women’s History Month with Curves in Concert and ¡DAMAS!
Segerstrom Center for the Arts presents the West Coast premiere of Curves in Concert on Friday, March 20. Based on Real Women Have Curves: The Musical, this event features members of the original Broadway cast and show-stopping songs including “Make It Work” and “Flying Away.” Curves in Concert brings the heart, humor, and resilience of the beloved Broadway musical to life through music, storytelling, and a vibrant live ensemble.
After eighteen years under the roof of her immigrant parents, Ana is ready to spread her wings. Her dreams of college and a career in New York City are bursting at the seams as she finds herself juggling her own ambitions, her mother’s expectations and a community of women trying to make it work against all odds. The story explores themes of cultural identity, generational relationships, and womanhood with warmth and honesty. The work is based on Josefina López’s acclaimed 1990 stage play. Stay after the performance for a talkback featuring the cast and playwright Josefina López.
Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall March 20; tickets start at $30
Celebrate Women’s History Month on the Julianne and George Argyros Plaza March 20 with a powerful, joy-filled evening honoring Latina voices and women’s artistry. ¡DAMAS! (meaning “ladies” in Spanish) is a free, familyfriendly celebration open to all ages—no reservations required! It includes live music, food trucks, and women-owned vendors. Experience this vibrant night of connection and culture!
Blankets, low chairs, and picnic-style food are all welcome, but you’re going to want to be on the dance floor all night long! George’s Café will be open for dinner, snacks, and beverages throughout the night.
Julianne and George Argyros Plaza March 20 from 8–10 pm; this event is free
SUNDAY | MAR 22, 2026 | 3PM UPCOMING PERFORMANCES Tosca SAT | MAR 14 | 3PM The Assad Brothers 60th Anniversary Farewell Tour SUN | MAR 1 | 5PM
South Coast Symphony presents: Young Stars of the Future SAT | MAR 21 | 7PM An Evening With Keb’ Mo’ SAT | MAR 28 | 8PM
Empowering the future: Arts & Business Leadership Council (ABLC) Fundraiser Supports Arts Education
On February 19, the Arts & Business Leadership Council (ABLC) held its annual fundraiser at Segerstrom Center for the Arts. The event drew together influential business and community leaders for an evening dedicated to supporting the performing arts and vital educational programs. Guests were treated to a spirited performance of Monty Python’s Spamalot, providing an engaging backdrop for the philanthropic efforts of ABLC.
The ABLC plays a crucial role at the Center, bringing together dynamic figures from the business community who are passionate about artistic excellence and cultural enrichment. By connecting the business world with the performing arts, ABLC creates a culture of philanthropic support that is vital for the growth of arts programs in Orange County.
A cornerstone of ABLC’s fundraising efforts is Disney Musicals in Schools, a collaboration between the Center and Disney Theatrical Group. The program began at Disney Theatrical Group in New York City in 2009 and expanded to the Center in 2014, where we have since successfully reached 7,200 students across 41 schools and 17 school districts throughout Orange County.
Each year, four elementary schools begin a three-year journey that starts with a 17-week
residency with Segerstrom Center Teaching Artists. These artists guide school staff and students through every element of producing their first Disney KIDS 30-minute musical—from choreography and music direction to stage management and direction—helping students build confidence, collaboration, and literacy skills along the way.
By providing access to, and building sustainable musical theater programs in local elementary schools, the program strengthens school culture and unites students, educators, families, and communities through the magic of musical theater. The program culminates each March at Student Share Celebration, where the program’s commitment to inclusivity continues to expand. This year, live Spanish and Vietnamese interpretation was offered, ensuring families of all backgrounds could fully participate. This focus on accessibility reflects ABLC’s belief that the performing arts should transcend barriers and unite communities. ABLC has raised over $265,000 in the past three years to support the Center’s implementation of this incredible initiative.
ABLC embraces a broad mission encompassing advocacy, community outreach, and engagement. Council members serve as champions for the performing arts, effectively amplifying the Center’s mission to wider audiences and helping to advocate for the importance of arts education within the business community. Their involvement not only strengthens the Center’s programs but also inspires others to join in supporting the arts.
The annual fundraiser represents just one of the many events organized by ABLC, which also collaborates with other Center support groups, such as Angels of the Arts and Center Stars, all focused on sustaining the Center’s educational and community programs through active donor engagement and business partnerships.
Photo: Matthew Murphy and Evan Zimmerman
Scholarships help dance students fulfill their dreams
Charissa Catanus has been a student at the American Ballet Theatre William J. Gillespie School since it opened at the Center ten years ago. Now age 16, she is talented, dedicated, and has progressed from primary classes to the preprofessional level. But as she progresses through the school levels, there are more and more classes to take… and pay for. It’s a stretch for her family to fully support Charissa’s flourishing dance training.
Becoming a ballet dancer is not easy, especially when attending a top-level school. By the time a student reaches the pre-professional level at about 15 years old, they will be taking classes 5-6 days a week. That can be three classes or more a day. Students can’t reduce the number of classes that are required, but there might be some help for that cost, which, at those upper levels, can add up to nearly $10,000 a year.
This is where the school’s scholarship program can help.
The ABT Gillespie School has a limited number of scholarships available for all class levels for which any student can apply. In addition to the application, each student writes a short essay to explain why they are applying for a scholarship and their future ambitions. A parent or guardian also writes a short, supportive essay.
Who decides who will receive financial assistance? Top dance school staff of course, but a committee made up of Center staff members also is included in the decision making. That can range from a backstage electrician to a senior manager in the education
A studio portrait of Charissa in a piqué cou de pied derrière pose.
department or a member of the ticketing department. These volunteers add their own thoughts about each applicant as they read the applications, which offers more balance in considering candidates.
Scholarship applicants are considered on a whole-life basis. They may be a teen who has been a student for eight years or a primary-level student who has only had a year of lessons (so far). Every application is given full consideration.
“We understand that having the best dance training is expensive,” says Sarah Jones, the school’s associate director. “Our scholarship program can mean the difference between advancing to the next level of classes or having to drop out of the school for lack of funds. We don’t have a big pool of money to give away, but we try to give most applicants something.”
Charissa was 6 years old in Primary B level when she entered the school. She is now 16 and in Pre-Professional Level 6. Her mother, Corinth Catanus, had her daughter in another school when she heard about the opening of the ABT Gillespie School at the Center and switched. “I wanted to send my daughter to a ballet school that not only offered high-level ballet training but also valued the health and wellness of the students,” she says. “If it were not for the scholarship, Charissa would not have the opportunity to continue her ballet training every year at the ABT school.”
Charissa is equally happy. “I have done a lot of the master class series as well as summer intensives,” she says. “Teachers come with different dance styles so their classes are always a challenge. I have also had the opportunity to dance in productions on stage. I remember my first time being in ABT’s The Nutcracker, and the experience was so magical.”
The ABT Gillespie School is Southern California’s most prestigious ballet school, offering the same curriculum as the American Ballet Theatre Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
school in New York City. It follows the ABT National Training Curriculum, a ballet program designed specifically for children and teens. It promotes discipline and creativity, encouraging students to reach their highest potential while building a safe and solid foundation in technique. Every faculty member teaching at the Center is certified in the curriculum.
For the past 10 years Joan and Andy Fimiano have supported the scholarship program, and recently announced they will continue with a donation for another five years.
“We are happy to be able to provide this support for these talented young dancers,” says Joan Fimiano. “Every bit helps to provide a talented student with a path toward success.”
As for her future, Charissa says, “I’m unsure if I will pursue dance after graduation, but I hope to use what I have learned at ABT in my future. Being in dance shaped me to be hardworking, ambitious and striving for the best quality I can offer.” Her mother concurs.
“Charissa has learned many skills that she can apply throughout her life, including focus, discipline, creative expression, teamwork and time management,” she says. “Whatever Charissa chooses to do, we hope she will use the lessons to bring joy to others.”
To find out more about scholarships or about the ABT School, please contact abtgillespieschool@scfta.org.
Charissa (center) danced in ABT’s The Nutcracker as one of the attendants to the Sugar Plum Fairy.
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 SEGERSTROM FAMILY FOUNDATION
2025 CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION SUPPORTERS
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
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
Maurice Murray, Chairman
Jesse D. Bagley
Katheryn Baker
Lupe Erwin
Cory Glass
John P. Glowacki
Mara J. James
Fiona LeCong-Ly
Monika Lopez
Jill Meznarich
Vanessa Moore
Tammy Octavio
Patrick Strader
Yvonne Tsao
Jaynine Warner
William Meehan, Founding Chairman
* as of February 12, 2026
Family Owned Since 1946 BLOCK & HARDSCAPE
ELIZABETH SEGERSTROM FOUNDATION
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 July 1, 2024 and June 30, 2025. 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
Stephanie Argyros
Sandy Segerstrom Daniels
$500,000+
Anonymous
Dr. Michael M.* and Mrs. Patricia A. Berns
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+
The Guilds of the Center
The McCardle Family
$100,000+
Anonymous (2)
Randy and Sally Crockett
Jane and Jim Driscoll
Michael and Debra Garnreiter
John and Toni Ginger
Kling Family Foundation / Jackie Glass
Valerie and Hans Imhof
Rick Muth Family/ ORCO Block & Hardscape
Jennifer and Brian Niccol
Reverend and Mrs. Steven Perry
John and Sherry Phelan
Pat and Bill Podlich
Michael* and Stacy Schlinger
Stewart R. Smith and Robin A. Ferracone
Laura and Tim Vanderhook
Jaynine and Dave Warner
$50,000+
Howard and Roberta Ahmanson
Bart and Elizabeth Asner
Pamela and Al Baldwin
Ben and Carmela Du Family Foundation Fund
Marta and Raj Bhathal
Deborah and Larry J. Bridges
John* and Louise Bryson
David and Barbara Cline
The John L. Curci Family
David and Molly Pyott Foundation
Andra Greene Ellingson and Tom Ellingson
Andy and Joan Fimiano
Jordan Floriani
Wendy and Mark Hales
S.L. and Betty Huang / Huang Family Foundation
Reza Jahangiri and Kate LeveringJahangiri
James P. Previti Charitable Fund
Burt and Molly Jolly
The Jonathan and Nicole Cronstedt Foundation
J.S. Frank Foundation
Roger and Tracy Kirwan
Kling Family Foundation
Karla Kraft and Anderee Berengian
Dale Landon and Carole Haes Landon
Britt and Robert Meyer
Lana and Walter Parsadayan
PeopleSpace / Jesse and Amy Bagley
Carolyn Zarate-Ramsey and Robert Ramsey
Michelle Rohé
Tony and Jessy Smith
Steven M. Sorenson Foundation
Connie and Dr. Peter Spenuzza / Spenuzza Velastegui Family Foundation
Diane and David Steffy
Swenson Family Foundation
Dr. Michelle and Mr. David Tabb
Tammy and Samuel Tang
The Tappan Foundation
Carol* and Kent Wilken
$35,000+
Anonymous (2)
Aronoff Family
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Best
Mr. Charles B. Caldwell
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Cancellieri
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Chan
Eileen J. Cirillo
Anthony and Carie Ferry
Christy and Rich Flanagan
Paul and Bonnie Lubock
Marcia L. Millen in memory of James and Leath Millen
The Schreiber Family
Warren Felson and Lucy Sun
Charlie and Ling Zhang
$25,000+
Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Anderson
Dr. Janna Bersi
Katherine and Howard Bland
Maria A. Cadigan
California Educational Consultant Group, Inc., Dr. Allan H. Lifson & Isaac Torres
Victoria* and David Collins
Bobbi Cox
Mary and Richard* Cramer
Dean Family Charitable Fund
Allan* and Sandy Fainbarg
Angela Friedman
Diane and Joyce* Froot
GOAL Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grody
Jenny and Jeff Gross
Maralou Harrington
Kathryn Harris
Lawrence and Dolores Higby
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jackson
Barbara Hiller Johnson
Junebug Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kaul
Ms. MaryLois Kuhn
Deborah H. and Jeffrey H. Margolis
Dr. Gail Mattson-Gates
Mr. and Mrs. James V. Mazzo
Rebecca and Carl McLarand
Haydee Mollura
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moorhead
Jasmine Morielli in memory of Scott Morielli
Dr. Terri Morris
Mara and Keith Murray
M.Y. Family Fund
Cheryl Hill Oakes
Maryam Parman
Mr. and Mrs. William O. Passo
Mr. John R. Patterson
Laila and Dryden Pence
Mary Phillipp and David Johnson
Bev and Bob Sandelman
Elizabeth and Justus Schlichting
Ginger Siedschlag
Honorable H. Warren and Janet Siegel
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Simon
Mindy and Glenn Stearns
Sue and Ralph Stern
Stephanie and Cory Sukert
Mr. and Mrs. R. David Threshie, Jr.
Ms. Diana Martin and Mr. Mark Tomaino
Ms. Elizabeth Wahler
Wilfred M. and Janet A. Roof Foundation
$15,000+
Mr.* and Mrs. Byron Allumbaugh
The Beall Family
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bergman
Toni and Steven Berlinger
The Cameron Family Foundation
Mary and John Carrington
John and Kate Carvelli
Mr. Joseph Connor
Craig and Gisele Barto Family Foundation
Janet L. Curci
Mr. and Dr. Debons
Mr. and Mrs. W. James Edwards III
Ms. Lupe Erwin
Pat Felbinger
Carole and Robert* Follman
Mrs. Donna Foulger
Frome Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. T. Fukunaga*/ Kay K. Fukunaga
The Doug* and Julie Garn Family
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Garrett
Cory Glass
The Grosvenor Family
Mrs. Vicki Gumm / Kling Family Foundation
Kim and Scott Harris-Weiner
Alice and Kevin Hayes
Gavin and Ninetta Herbert
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hess
Constance Hsu-Chernault
Mr. Matthew M. Jadali
Gay and Rob Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Kuluris
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ronald Livingston*
The Louise Merage Family Foundation
Brad and Becky Lund
Robert D. and Patricia B. MacDonald*
Mr. and Mrs.* Robert J. Mairena
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Meehan
Twyla Martin and Gerald Parsky
Lauri McIntosh and John Bottjer
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Meiling
Lisa and Richard Merage
Steven Militzok
Pam and Jim Muzzy
Nguyen Financial Group, Chien Nguyen and Danny Nguyen
Mr. Rienaldy Nupen
Annette and Joseph Oltmans II
Patrick E. Paddon and S. Leslie Jewett
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Pitts
Ms. Karen Rabe
Joan Riach Gayner
Ms. Maria Rigatti
Joan and Alan Sellers
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Selva
Shorebreak Foundation, LLC
Jackie Singer and John Pope
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
Brian and Tracie Sullivan
Katie and Peter Szyman
Donna and Ray Thagard, Jr.
Kelly Thomson
Tsao Family Foundation
Stacey and Paul Von Berg
The Robert* and Valaree Wahler Family
Dr. Kevin O’Grady and Mrs. Nella Webster
Paige West
$10,000+
Anonymous
Mr. Alex Bhathal
Mr. and Mrs.* David C. Brown
David and Suzanne Chonette
The Crean Foundation
Michael Dreyer and Hannah An
Judi Dutton
Robert* and LaDorna* Eichenberg
The Eisman Family
Danika Felty and Victor Ronchetti
Lynn and Douglas K. Freeman
Ms. Mary Gilly Graham
Bill* and Harriet Harris
Hoelscher-Bell-Elliott Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Gary T. Jenkins
Josephine Herbert Gleis Foundation
Varla E. Newbury Knauss and Curtis A. Knauss
Douglas (Tad) Lowrey and Gayle Lowrey
Ray Melissa and Elena Bedford
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Middleton
Mr. Maurice Murray and Dr. Jennifer Ballinger Murray
Bob and Christie Narver
Neil and Barbara Phillips Trust
Helga Pralle
Ms. Christy A. Rosen
Trish and Steve Scarborough
SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union
Emmanuel Sharef and Emilia Yin
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Owen Shea
Richard and Patricia Shinto
Kimberly and Joshua Snyder
Arlo and Marci Sorensen
Nancy and Geoffrey Stack
The Suire Family
Thomas and Elizabeth Tierney
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Tsao
Adam and Artemis Tuliper
Mr. and Ms. Wes Whitmore
In memory of Barbara Steele Williams*
$5,000+
Anonymous
Mrs. Olivia Abel
Dr. and Mrs. Cyrus Arman
Dr. Fernando H. Austin
Dr. and Mrs. Leslie A. Bain
Katheryn Baker
Sally Bender
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Best
Dr.* and Mrs. John R. Betson
Barbara and Alex Bowie
Mrs. Frances Buchanan
Kimberly Burge
Mrs. Kate Carlton
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cohn in honor of
George Schreyer
Mr. Gordon Cowan
Dr. and Mrs. David Eggleston
Susan and Robert Ehrlich
Alexander Eliseev and Ilmira Museeva
Mr. and Mrs. David Emmes II
Shari and Harry Esayian
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Estabrooks
Ashley and Zach Fischer
Iris and Arnold Frankel
Dr. Robert Furman
Gleicher / Chen Family Foundation
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
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
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
Liz Shea Designs
Monika Lopez
Patricia Ann and Robert M. Marshall
Ms. Caren Mason
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Matheson
George and Sarah McDaniel
Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Meltzer
Michelle Merage
Paul and Lilly Merage
John and Karen Meston
Willis L. and Dorothy M. Miller and Family
Moises Montoya
Vanessa Moore
Trish and John* O’Donnell
Evelyn and Pete Parrella
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Perry
Pirzadeh & Associates, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Primm
Charlie and Kristi Proctor
Mr. and Mrs. John Rayburn
Marilyn Hester Robbins
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Rojek
Charles and Kathy Rosenberger
Kathryn Rousek Smith
Jan Vitti Rubel
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
Susan M. and Timothy L. Strader Family
Peter and Mary Tennyson
Dr. and Mrs. DeLane Thyen
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)
Laurie and Jonathan Abelove
Ms. Kathy R. Akashi
Juanita Albro
Mr. Paul Anderson and Ms. Jessica Parris
Ms. Iris Asbury
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bailey
Dr. Joe Baker and Dr. Elliott Kornhauser
Sharon Barrett
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Bein
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Benkie
Barbara J. Benson
David Bixler and Kristine Kaneko
Mark and Marilyn Bleak
Mrs. Kimberly and Dr. Stephen Bowen
Bill and Judy Brady
Elisabeth and Dr. Frank Brow
Darryl Button
Ms. Constance Callan
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Callard
Jean Campbell
Luisa Cano
Chadwick Family
Marty Chao and Jean Chung
Mrs. Stella Mae Charton
Chelsea and Mark Chiaramonte
Dr. and Mrs. Shigeru Chino
Robert and Diana Clemmer
Ronna and Donald Coe
Collect Random and the Randos
Sean Connolly
Corkett/Myers Families
Mr. Jeff Cowan
Greg and Donna Crandall
Michael and Anne Crawford
Mrs. Barbara Cunningham
Victoria Cushey
Noël Davis
Dr. Daniel P. Dennies
Mrs. Sandra DiSario
Lynda Tryon Einstein
Mr. Alexander Eliseev and Mrs. Ilmira Museeva
Emmons-Babilo Family
Michael G. Ermer
Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Evarts
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Robert Farnsworth and Lori Grayson
Ms. Roberta Feuerstein
Dr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Fishman
Mrs. Bridget Ford
Ms. Gwendolyn Forquer
Mrs. Maria E. Francis
Steve* and Cindy Fry / Fry Family Foundation
Mike and Sharon Galassi
Ms. Cheryl Garland
Mrs. Jerra L. Garrett
Ms. Rhona W. Gewelber
Julie Gialketsis
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher
Mr. William Gordon and Dr. Susan M. Condrey
Ms. Bridget Gormly
Mr. Donald Gormly
Dr. Lorellen Green
Bruce and Eileen Harrigan
Tim and Mary Harward
Mark and Kristine Howlett
Mark Ike
Jackson Tidus
Mrs. Susie Jaqua
Tom Jenkins
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Keith
Keller Family Fund
Jennifer Keller
Kentec Medical Inc
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Klein
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Knowland
Randy and Sarah Lake
Dr.* and Mrs. Paul K. Lam
Latham & Watkins
Ms. Michelle Lee
Steven and Rose Lesser
Jeanne Lewand
Mark and Felicia LeWinter
Paula Lingelbach
Jacqueline Lombardi
Mr. and Mrs. Phong Luu
In Memory of Ed Lynch
In Memory of Victorio Adan Maestas
Dr. Goran S. Matijasevic
Mr. and Mrs. William K. Mawhorter
R. Patrick* and Jeannette L. McDaniel
Susan Mears
Mr. and Mrs. David V. Melilli
Thomas and Deanna Mitro
Tom and Naomi Moon
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morris
In memory of Mr. Robert T. Newell
Newmeyer & Dillion
The Minoru Nitta Family
Tamara Octavio
Rey O’Day
Ms. Carla Pellicano
Ms. Diane Peterson
Pharris Group
Mr. Willard Pierce
Pirzadeh & Associates, Inc.
Mr. Mark Pomerantz
Mrs. Tricia Pratto
Patricia Price and Craig Behrens
Marcia Kay and Ron Radelet
Dallas and Dannie Raines, in honor of Jane Yada
John Rallis and Mary Lynn BergmanRallis
Mr. Michael Reimer
Suzanne C. and Jim H. Reinhardt
Mr. Rick Reischman
David* and Linda Roberson Family
Dr. Judy Fluor Runels, in memory of Gregory Osborne
Lisa Rutherford
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Schneider
Mrs. Bonnie Scidmore
Bill and Ronna Shipman
Ms. Shari Simmons
Lance and Deborah Slimmer
Dr. John J. Smith and Mr. Edward R. Escoto
Mr and Mrs. Ronald E. Soderling
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Stein
Ronald and June Stein
Lisa and Wayne Stelmar
Susan and Richard Stuelke
Dr. Richard Sundell
Mr. Lee R. Sutherland
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Sweeney
Michael and Suzanne Tague
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thacker
Mitchell and Donna Thiessen
Mary Tolar
Dr. David L. Tsoong and Dr. Betty K. Tu
Ms. Patricia Turney
Ann Van Ausdeln
S. Vander Wal and S. Vincent
Ambassador and Mrs. Gaddi H. Vasquez
Isabelle Villasenor
Megan and John Waldeck
In Memory of Robert D. Walters
Geofrey Wickett and Normand Lessard
S. Gayle Widyolar, M.D.
Mrs. Bobbitt Williams
D and G Winzey
Lidia Yan and Elton Chung
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Zadjmool
Mr. and Mrs. Dean J. Zipser
*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
