CenterStage May/June 2022 by The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion

ISSUE 1 MAY/JUNE 2022

Welcome to another amazing season at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion! I am proud to announce a spectacular lineup of events this year as we continue George and Cynthia Mitchells’ dream of having a first-class performing arts facility right here in The Woodlands. The Pavilion will kick off the performing arts season with a concert and movie on June 16 with The Little Mermaid – Live in Concert, sponsored by Texas Children’s Hospital – The Woodlands. As Disney’s animated classic plays on the large LED screens, the Houston Symphony will perform the film’s Oscar® and Grammy®-winning score live on stage. The Houston Symphony will continue to present a number of spectacular performances throughout the season including A Night on Broadway, Classical Mystery Tour - A Tribute to The Beatles, plus our annual favorites Star-Spangled Salute and Hocus Pocus Pops. In keeping with our mission of making the arts accessible to all, we are pleased to offer FREE lawn and mezzanine seating for these events. I am excited to also announce our new partnership with The Woodlands Children’s Museum. This great opportunity enables us to further share our passion and dedication to the arts in the community. As the official performance sponsor, we will be bringing a great lineup of artists to the Museum including musicians, dancers and so much more. I encourage you to attend our performing arts events and become a season subscriber for only $200 per ticket. Being a season seat holder is a great way to show your support for the arts and enjoy some great performances. Bring the family and come enjoy this world class venue. See you on the hill. Jerry MacDonald, President & CEO

3 Celebrating Local Arts Students The Pavilion Recognizes Arts Students

4 Performing Arts Season

Reach for The Arts, Become a Performing Arts Season Subscriber, Join Mini Maestros Kids Club, New Arts Partnership

6 Professional Development Grants Supporting Arts Education

7 Pavilion Calendar of Events 2022 Pavilion Show Schedule

8 Wine Dinner & Auction Recap An Evening of Wine and Art

9 2022 Scholarship Recipients Fine Arts Scholarship Program

10 The Pavilion Partners Become a Part of The Arts

11 Thank You Sponsors 2022 Season Supporters

The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion’s Arts in Action award program aims to recognize, reward and encourage talent and achievement in the performing arts among middle and junior high school students around the greater Houston area. The Pavilion recently recognized 19 students from several school districts that were nominated by their music teacher/director, not only for their excellence as artists, but for their dedication, leadership and commitment to their entire school community. Award winners received a certificate and small prize for their honor from The Pavilion and were featured on The Pavilion’s social and digital marketing channels.

Camden Clough, McCullough Junior High Leah Colon, Hofius Intermediate Natalie Elmore, Garcia Middle Sofia Fish, Doerre Intermediate Emily Floco, Knox Junior High Nicole Fountain, McCullough Junior High Adam Gehman, Schindewolf Intermediate Owen McGlashan, Doerre Intermediate Jade Moore, School for International Studies at Bammel Viviana Ortiz, Vogel Intermediate

“The Pavilion is dedicated to supporting students studying the fine arts in and around our community. It’s an honor for us to recognize these outstanding artists as part of our mission and I commend them all on their loyalty and commitment to the arts.” Jerry MacDonald, President and CEO of The Pavilion

Genesis Padilla, School for International Studies at Bammel Bruno Pena, McCullough Junior High Alex Phan, Wilkerson Intermediate Eryka Richardson, New Caney High School Karizma Sanchez, Hofius Intermediate Grace Shipferling, Hofius Intermediate Presley Weaver, Vogel Intermediate

“She is an outstanding, dedicated musician and invests herself in every aspect of music making. She will represent you well and make you, and our surrounding community, very proud indeed,” says one nominating teacher.

Dedrick Wilkerson, School for International Studies at Bammel Clara Williams, Mitchell Intermediate

“Outside of the arts, he is an excellent academic student, a soccer player and overall, a kind young man. He has an extremely bright future in anything he does related to the arts and beyond,” says another teacher of their nominated student. As part of their non-profit mission, The Pavilion creates and facilitates programs that enable the next generation of artists to grow and learn. The Arts in Action award program was implemented in 2021 and gave the organization an amazing opportunity to impact arts students that due to COVID-19 were not able to attend physical events at the venue. To see the list of 2022 award recipients, please visit www.woodlandscenter.org/awards. 3

June 16 The Little Mermaid Film with Live Orchestra

Houston Symphony (Free Ice Cream from Aramark at 6pm) Sponsored by Texas Children’s Hospital The Woodlands

In keeping with the venue’s mission of fostering new audiences and enhancing an appreciation for the arts, The Pavilion is excited to announce its 2022 Performing Arts Season, featuring unique symphonic experiences, family-friendly events and more! Attendees are guaranteed to be entertained all season by an exciting lineup of orchestra performances including The Little Mermaid - Film with Live Orchestra on June 16, Star-Spangled Salute on July 3, A Night on Broadway July 14, Classical Mystery Tour - A Tribute to The Beatles on July 27 and the annual Hocus Pocus Pops on October 14. In addition, The Pavilion is excited to welcome talented student musicians from Conroe ISD for the holiday favorite Holly Jolly Jingle on December 1. In keeping with the venue’s mission, mezzanine and lawn seating are free for all performing arts shows. Reserved tickets for most events are $25 for orchestra seating. Individual tickets and season subscriptions can be purchased at The Pavilion Box Office or online at www.ticketmaster.com. Whether gathering a group of family and friends, or organizing a special outing for your school, church or civic group, The Pavilion provides special reserved seating for groups of 10 or more to help you create memories that will last long after the evening has ended. Reserve seats today by completing the online request form available at woodlandscenter.org.

July 3 Star-Spangled Salute

Houston Symphony (Free Event, No Tickets Required!) Sponsored by The Howard Hughes Corporation

July 14 A Night on Broadway

Houston Symphony (Scout Day at The Pavilion at 7pm) Sponsored by The Wortham Foundation

July 27 Classical Mystery Tour: A Tribute to The Beatles Houston Symphony Sponsored by Huntsman

October 14 Hocus Pocus Pops

Houston Symphony Sponsored by Woodforest National Bank

November 12-13

Texas Children’s Hospital The Woodlands Presents the Annual

Children’s Festival at The Pavilion December 1 Holly Jolly Jingle Featuring CISD Student Musicians (Free Event, No Tickets Required!) Sponsored by KPMG

BECOME A PERFORMING ARTS SEASON SUBSCRIBER Enhance your experience with a Performing Arts Season Subscription! Our 2022 arts season package is extremely affordable at $200 per seat and includes orchestra-level seating for four Houston Symphony shows, access to the exclusive Woodforest Bank Club which now features a food buffet and non-alcoholic beverages included with your club pass and garage parking. Additionally, subscribers receive preferred seating for The Pavilion’s free concerts - Star-Spangled Salute and Holly Jolly Jingle. Children’s Festival is not included in season subscriptions, but individual tickets are available for purchase. To purchase a season subscription, visit The Pavilion website at www.woodlandscenter.org.

JOIN MINI MAESTROS KIDS CLUB Appreciate and enjoy the magic of the arts with The Pavilion’s Mini Maestros Kids Club! Sponsored by Texas Children’s Hospital - The Woodlands, Mini Maestros Kids Club is a free and exciting program that makes the arts both fun and accessible for kids of all ages! By signing up for Mini Maestros, children will receive a special membership lanyard and badge, reserved seating at all performing arts events, early entry for Ice Cream Social and Hocus Pocus Pops, a ticket to the annual Children’s Festival, a special shirt after attending four arts events and other great perks throughout the season. Families can register their children at any of The Pavilion’s arts events this season at a special booth located in the North Plaza or online by scanning the QR code to the left.

The Pavilion is proud to announce its brand new partnership with The Woodlands Children’s Museum in an effort to bring the power of The Arts further into the community. The two organizations recently joined forces with the common goal of providing community enrichment and hands-on engagement with The Arts. As the sponsor of The Woodlands Children’s Museum Performance Stage, The Pavilion will help coordinate an exciting, family-friendly lineup during the year including musicians, dancers, singer/songwriters, puppeteers and cultural performers. The Pavilion is excited for this amazing new opportunity to reach new audiences in the thousands of young families who visit the museum each year, while highlighting its commitment to the arts and educational outreach.

Arts educators have the power to inspire the minds of our youth and set a foundation for a love of the arts. The Pavilion recently awarded 24 grants totaling nearly $25,000 through the venue’s Arts Educator Professional Development Grant program. The opportunity was launched specifically for arts educators in the community to help them grow in their craft. Funding was available for educators to participate in high-quality, arts-focused professional development like summer workshops, conferences and seminars. “The Pavilion is committed to supporting the next generation of artists by engaging local students in hands-on learning. Through offering the Professional Development Grant program for arts educators, we are able to help expand opportunities for local students to be exposed early and often to the performing arts.” Jerry MacDonald, President and CEO of The Pavilion This year, teachers submitted grant applications to cover expenses for a variety of arts trainings over the summer and fall including the Texas Bandmasters Association Convention, the Texas Choir Directors Association Summer Convention, The Midwest Clinic and Convention, the Texas Orchestra Directors Association Conference and the Broadway Teachers Workshopa professional seminar featuring master classes and panels with Broadway’s finest artists. 6

“TCDA’s Summer Convention is something that I look forward to every summer. The information that we receive from reading sessions to finding accessible music for students and interest sessions pertaining to my subject given by my colleagues are invaluable. There was some skepticism as to whether we would be able to have an in-person convention, but I am grateful that we proceeded. The funding I received from The Pavillion proved to be extremely useful in making sure that I continue to receive the necessary professional development needed to be a better choir director in CISD. Thank you so much for the support!” - 2021 Grant Recipient To learn more about future grant opportunities or other educational outreach programs, visit The Pavilion's website at woodlandscenter.org/education.

June 2, 7:30pm Kenny Chesney with Carly Pearce June 3, 7:30pm Steely Dan with Snarky Puppy June 4, 8pm Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band June 11, 7:30pm Koe Wetzel with Kolby Cooper and Pecos & The Rooftops June 14, 7:30pm Backstreet Boys June 16, 7:30pm Houston Symphony, The Little Mermaid - In Concert June 18, 8pm Nick Cannon Presents: MTV Wild N’ Out Live June 24, 7pm Kid Rock with Special Guest Foreigner and Trey Lewis June 25, 7pm Chicago and Brian Wilson with Al Jardine and Blondie Chaplin June 26, 7pm 5 Seconds of Summer July 2, 7:30pm Rod Stewart with Cheap Trick July 3, 8pm Houston Symphony, Star-Spangled Salute July 8, 6:45pm Maverick City Music x Kirk Franklin with Jonathan McReynolds and Housefires July 14, 8pm Houston Symphony, A Night on Broadway July 16, 7pm Santana and Earth, Wind & Fire

July 21, 7:30pm Train with Jewel, Blues Traveler and Thunderstorm Artis July 24, 6:45pm REO Speedwagon and Styx with Loverboy July 27, 8pm Houston Symphony, Classical Mystery Tour A Tribute to The Beatles July 28, 7:30pm Encanto - Sing Along Film Concert August 6, 6:30pm Wiz Khalifa and Logic with 24kGoldn and Feed the God August 19, 7pm Incubus with Sublime with Rome and The Aquadolls August 21, 6pm Rob Zombie with Mudvayne with Static-X and Powerman 5000 August 25, 7pm KIDZ BOP LIVE 2022 August 26, 7:15pm Jack Johnson with Ziggy Marley August 27, 8pm The Australian Pink Floyd Show August 28, 7pm OneRepublic with NEEDTOBREATHE September 1, 6:45pm Imagine Dragons with Macklemore and Kings Elliot September 2, 6:30pm Five Finger Death Punch with Megadeth, The HU and Fire From the Gods

September 4, 5:30pm KoRn x Evanescence September 11, 8pm Pitbull with Sean Paul September 16, 7:30pm Sammy Hagar & The Circle with Special Guest George Thorogood September 17, 5:30pm Alice in Chains and Breaking Benjamin October 1, 7pm Shinedown with Jelly Roll and John Harvie October 7, 7pm Whiskey Myers October 14, 7:30pm Houston Symphony, Hocus Pocus Pops October 15, 7pm The Black Keys with Band of Horses and The Velveteers October 22, 7pm Parker McCollum with Randy Rogers Band October 28, 7pm Chris Stapleton with Elle King and Morgan Wade November 12-13 Texas Children’s Hospital The Woodlands presents Children’s Festival at The Pavilion December 1, 7pm Holly Jolly Jingle featuring CISD Student Musicians

For information about upcoming shows and venue rules/policies, please call 281-364-3010 or visit woodlandscenter.org. To learn more about season tickets, contact JD Villaseñor at jvillasenor@woodlandscenter.org.

An amazing crowd gathered to support the arts at The Pavilion Partners 22nd Annual Wine Dinner and Auction on Sunday, March 27. This year’s exclusive dinner on the Main Stage raised a record amount to fund scholarships for local students pursuing the fine arts in higher education.

Amy and Jonathan Homeyer, CWMP Board Director; Blake Pounds, CWMP Board Chairman, and wife Dawn; and Stafani and Jeff Urban, CWMP Board Director.

The evening offered fine wine, provided by Flora Springs Napa Valley Family Estate, and delicious food, courtesy of Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar.

“This was one of the best Wine Dinners we have ever had, and we are so grateful to all those who attended and contributed. The impact of this event will have a profound and lasting value in The Pavilion’s efforts to serve the community through its fine arts scholarship funding.” Jerry MacDonald, President and CEO of The Pavilion

Zach de Kanter, a past Pavilion Partners scholarship recipient currently pursuing a degree in Music Education at Stephen F. Austin State University, performed two unique pieces on the marimba and vibraphone for guests. After graduation, Zach ultimately plans to stay in East Texas and join a lower-to-middle income school band program, in order to help them compete with the finest larger bigcity programs. Zach de Kanter, a past Pavilion Partners scholarship recipient wowed guests with a unique performance on the marimba and vibraphone.

Sponsors and underwriters of the event included Insperity, Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse and Wine Bar; Flora Springs Napa Valley Family Estate; Sewel; Silver Eagle Distributors Houston, LLC; Bubble Up; Comcast; Woodforest National Bank; Cindy and Ron Brandt; Mary and Bill Braun; Sylvia Caracio; Mita and Manoj Desai; Dr. Lloyd and Jacque Everson; Cindy and John Hageman, Lisa and Fred Koetting, Michelle and Dennis Leary, Chris and Bo McBee, Becky Norris and Ed Jones and Sue and Kent Pagel; Karen and Gary Lach; Kristi and George Lindahl, Elizabeth and Colter Lewis, Nancy and Hillary Proctor, Charity and Dudley Smith and Karen and Paul Taylor; Maryann and Bryce Mannen; Kara and John Morin; Alix and Don Mulbach and Dr. Samir and Jennifer Shirodkar; Brian Nicholson; Sonya and Roger Nicholson; and Cindy Notarainni.

FUNDING FUTURE ARTISTS

Sonya Nicholson; Jacque Everson, Wine Dinner & Auction committee co-chair; Richard Tiedeman, Director of Winery Relations at Flora Springs Winery; Lisa Koetting, Wine Dinner & Auction committee co-chair; Roger A. Nicholson, CWMP Board Director

The annual Wine Dinner continues a tradition of raising funds for scholarships awarded to local high school students planning to study in the arts in college. Since its inception, Partners has awarded more than $1.5 million in fine arts scholarships.

Jasmin Barrera Caney Creek High School Bachelor of Fine Arts University of Texas at Austin Claire Chartrand The Woodlands College Park High School Violin Performance Brigham Young University - Idaho Brenin Coin Klein High School Jazz Piano Performance University of North Texas Rachel Elfman Tomball Memorial High School Violin Performance University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music Carlin Holton Magnolia High School Music Education and Vocal Performance University of Missouri Kansas City Conservatory Daniel LeCheminant Klein High School Vocal Performance Brigham Young University Madison Myer Lake Creek High School Theater Design and Production University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music

Part of The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion’s mission is to provide support to young artists as they pursue college degrees in the arts. This amazing opportunity is awarded to students through The Pavilion Partners Fine Arts Scholarship Program. Each year, scholarships are awarded to local high school seniors based on talent and academic performance within five disciplines - vocal music, instrumental music, theater arts, dance, visual arts and computer graphic arts. This year, Partners were able to award 20 new scholarships ranging from $2,500 to $7,500. The scholarship recipients represent 15 high schools across ten school districts. Over 30 renewal scholarships were also awarded to recent recipients of a scholarship who are majoring in the Fine Arts and in a field of study consistent with the discipline in which they initially auditioned. On Monday, April 25, The Pavilion treated 2022 scholarship recipients to a special celebration in the Woodforest Bank Club. Along with recognition and desserts, scholars got the chance to meet each other and some of the key donors that made their scholarships possible. Members of the Scholarship Committee put together a program for the evening that highlights each student and outlines the process of winning a scholarship, including this year’s excellent talent judges. For more information about The Pavilion Partners Fine Arts Scholarship program, visit woodlandscenter.org/education/scholarships.

Delaney O’Neill The Woodlands College Park High School Bachelor of Fine Arts - Drama New York University Tisch School of the Arts Jace Petrovich Klein Collins High School Theatre Design & Technology Pennsylvania State University Alyssa Ramirez Laurel Springs High School Ballet Pedagogy Cadence Rehbein Caney Creek High School Bachelor of Music with Teacher Certification Sam Houston State University Angel Robinson Klein High School Graphic Design Sam Houston State University Carly Ross Home School Bachelor of Fine Art - Dance Sam Houston State University Mercer Sadlier The Woodlands High School Bachelor of Music Eliza Schumacher Concordia Lutheran High School Vocal Music and Corporate Communication & Public Affairs Southern Methodist University Amani Turner George Washington Carver High School Theatre University of California Los Angeles Wyatt Van Houten Tomball High School Performing Arts Baylor University Meaghan Walsh The Woodlands High School Vocal Performance University of Delaware

To view the 2022 Scholarship Celebration Program, scan the QR code above.

Maryn West Conroe High School Vocal Performance and Music Education University of North Texas Alison Whalley The John Cooper School Flute Performance University of Southern California, Thornton School of Music

$1,000 Tricia & Jerry MacDonald • Sonya & Roger Nicholson • Rosemary Rodd $500 Melissa & Jeff Young $250 Robin & Jim Booth • Cyndi & Ron Brandt • Beth Butler • Jay Close Sean Kenneth Connelly • Gaye Craig • Brenda & Robert Fluth • Minda & Jon Joslin Jill & Brent Krueger • Karen & Gary Lach • Connie & Dan Rorie Jill & Jeffrey Swift • Tom Tomasovic • Paula & Benny van Osdell

The Pavilion Partners are a vibrant reflection of the arts and culture being presented at The Pavilion. Serving as ambassadors to the public, Partners offers opportunities for those who share a love for the performing arts to give back, support The Pavilion and network with others who have similar interests - all while receiving some fun perks, of course. With numerous outreach programs that enrich the lives of thousands of people each year, The Pavilion plays an essential role in making the performing arts accessible to the community. Partners is an integral part of making these programs happen. From escorting students at educational programs to working the information booth at contemporary concerts, there are plenty of opportunities to be a part of the arts!

Interested in volunteering? Scan the QR Code or email Joan Dieden at jdieden@woodlandscenter.org.

Chardelle Adelson Robert Arend Alana Ashley Sara Avant Darrell Bach Susan Bach Lisa Baeckel Vicki Baird Melissa Barksdale Cleo Barry Michael Becker Nancy Becker Ed Belanger Nell Belanger Stephenie Beridon Tina Bisaga Doug Blanchard Kathleen Blanchard Alan Braaten Dean Borg Susan Borg Janlyn Brooks Carol Buffa Thomas Buffa Debbie Burgess Ken Busi Sandra Busi Deborah Butler Deborah Cain Sylvia Caracio Annabelle Carrillo Chris Carrillo Gordon Carruth Jim Cash Barbara Chambers Regan Chambers Simone Chiang Robin Cook Candis Cooper Autumn Cortez Christine Covington Timothy Covington Belinda Cowan June Cullum Charles de Kanter Kate de Kanter Lee Deskus Debra Dozier Matt Dozier Todd Dunn Tracie Dunn Brenda Eames Russ Edgar Stephanie Edgar Linda Eissler Rob Eissler Sarah Epley

Jacque Everson Beverly Fennessy Audrey Fraser Paul Freeman Beverley Gale Philip Gavino Ingrid Glorioso Paul Glorioso Linda Gulledge Cindy Hageman Dana Hahn Annette Hallock Chris Harte Susan Harte Janene Hemmen Rick Hemmen Dorene Hernandez Gayle Hetzler Ken Hetzler Deborah Hubbs Tracy Hubbs Vicki Huebler Michele Huser David Jones Valerie Jones Dickie Jones Judy Jones Denise Killeen Joe Killeen Debbie Kline Lisa Koetting

William Kuhn

Conchita Ladwig Eric Ladwig Dennis Leary Michelle Leary Joan Lesniewski Robert Lesniewski James Listak Karen Listak Traci LoVetere Randy Lowry Mary Loy Dianne Lundgren John Lundgren Judith Lux Nancy Mahan Terry Mahan Linda Mallet Jennifer Maloof Julie Marshall Jena Martin Melinda Martin David Mayes Debra McCarthy Jose McCarthy Kevin McCullough

Jane McKetta Joyce McKey Jon Milburn Karen Milburn Nora Norman Cindy Notarainni Fred Ogdee Bernie Otten Jeannie Otten Kent Pagel Suzanne Pagel Karen Paige Kathryn Painter Paul Painter Karen Parker Larry Perry Steven Prevost Keith Richardson Margie Richardson Dee Richmond Dwana Ricks Mary Roberts Philip Roberts Marco Saltarelli Sarah Schaffer Leigh Schoner David Schottle Ann Sever Dane Sever Colleen Siemers Terry Siemers Ruth Simms Tom Simms Colin Sinclair Sandy Sinclair Hannah Siqueiros Diann Soifer Joe Spiller Twylett Spiller Debbie Stofcheck Jennifer Taylor Patrick Taylor Mark Teed Stephanie Teed Jim Tibbs Kim Tibbs Bennett Thomas James Toth Frank Vecchio Sheryl Vecchio Connie Wagner Dean Warnken Carol Watkins Taylor Watkins Eileen Withers Gilbert Withers Rebecca Wolfe Gene Wolfson

2022 SEASON The Center for the Performing Arts at The Woodlands would like to thank the following contributors for their financial support of our 2022 Performing Arts season, educational outreach opportunities and Fine Arts Scholarship Program as of this printing deadline. $75,000-$100,000 Live Nation • Texas Children’s Hospital The Woodlands $50,000-$74,999 Aramark • Huntsman $25,000-$49,999 The Howard Hughes Corporation • Sewell Woodforest National Bank • The Wortham Foundation $10,000-$24,999 Insperity • KPMG LLP • Pepsi • Suzanne & Bob Potter Dr. Alysia & John Robichau • Charity & Dudley Smith Stefani & Jeff Urban • Xfinity $2,000-$9,999 Cyndi & Ron Brandt • Mary & Bill Braun • BubbleUp • Sylvia Caracio Comcast • Carrie & Scott Culberson • Mita & Manoj Desai Karol & Jay Dreibelbis • Sue & Dave Evans Dr. Lloyd & Jacque Everson • Natalie & Clay Gaskamp Patricia & Grant Gawronksi • Cindy & John Hageman Annette & Ken Hallock • Mary & Doug Hazlett Janene & Rick Hemmen • Melissa & Gregg Jacobson • Ed Jones Peter Kinnear • Kathryn & Don Koetting • Lisa & Fred Koetting Michelle & Dennis Leary • Karen & Gary Lach • George Lake Laurie & Mark Lashier • Elizabeth & Colter Lewis Kristi & George Lindahl • Robin & Sean Lynch Maryann & Bryce Mannen • Julie & Jerry Mayrant Chris & Bo McBee • Alix & Don Muhlbach • Brian Nicholson Sonya & Roger Nicholson • Northern Trust • Cindy Notarainni Sue & Kent Pagel • Adrienne & Blake Pounds Nancy & Dennis Proctor • Julie & Andy Ramzel • Sally & Roger Read Rosemary Rodd • Dr. Samir & Jennifer Shirodkar Silver Eagle Distributors Houston, LLC • St. Arnold Brewing Company Tracy & Warren Steven • Karen & Paul Taylor • Diana & Bruce Tough The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion acknowledges the financial support of The Woodlands Township that is generated by the Event Admissions Tax for its performing arts and educational events.

OFFICERS Blake A. Pounds | Chairman of the Board Jerry MacDonald | President and CEO Maryann T. Mannen | Vice Chairman Larry Massaro | Secretary Jeff Young | Vice President Craig A. Bourgeois | Treasurer BOARD OF DIRECTORS Bob Abendschein Roger A. Nicholson Bill Braun A. Cole Pate Steve Campbell Michelle Riley-Brown Mita Desai Adrienne Ropp Linda D. DuCharme Rick Seamon Janene Hemmen Patrick Shea Jonathan Homeyer Andrew E. Steinberg Peter R. Huntsman Alex Sutton J. Colter Lewis Christine Thoms-Knox Robert E. Marling, Jr. Jeff E. Urban Bob Milner DIRECTOR IN MEMORIAM Cynthia Woods Mitchell (1922 - 2009) STAFF MEMBERS Jerry MacDonald | President & CEO Mallory Marlowe | Executive Assistant Melanie Power | Human Resources Manager Crystal Pierce | Receptionist Jeff Young | Vice President of Operations JD Villaseñor | Director of Premium Seat Sales Matt Meyer | Facilities Manager Josie Moore | Box Office Manager Kelly Rich | Event Operations Manager David Schlauch | Maintenance Manager Mike Bevel | Operations Alex Glameyer | Operations Javier Ramirez | Groundskeeper Lucina Cabello | Cleaning Crew Lorena Hernandez | Cleaning Crew Barry Moninghoff | Overnight Security Ryan Moninghoff | Overnight Security Larry Stewart | Overnight Security Craig A. Bourgeois | Chief Financial Officer Natalia Baker | Controller Jenny Lewis | Accounting Manager Loretha Warren | Accounting Specialist Lisa Baeckel | Director of Development Joan Dieden | Development & Volunteer Coordinator Cameron Klepac | Director of Marketing & Education Ashley Gravois | PR & Educational Outreach Manager Scott Shaver | Digital Marketing Strategist 11

The Center for the Performing Arts at The Woodlands 2005 Lake Robbins Drive The Woodlands, TX 77380

THE PAVILION’S CORE PURPOSE: • • • •

To present a diverse offering of performing arts. To be a catalyst for new audiences and enhance the appreciation for the arts. To provide educational programs about the performing arts. To provide training and performance opportunities for young artists. FREE Seating Available at All Arts Shows!

June 16 Houston Symphony

THE LITTLE MERMAID FILM WITH LIVE ORCHESTRA Ice Cream Social Night!

Sponsored by Texas Children’s Hospital The Woodlands

July 3

Houston Symphony

STAR-SPANGLED SALUTE Free Event!

Sponsored by The Howard Hughes Corporation

July 14 Houston Symphony

A NIGHT ON BROADWAY Scout Day at The Pavilion!