A Celebratory Season
On a picture-perfect, mid-July afternoon this past summer, we gathered on the Brunswick green with 650 of our closest friends to celebrate the 60th anniversary of our Festival. The party included cupcakes and gelato, and of course, music performed exquisitely and exuberantly by our students. It was a fitting event to recognize the decades of engagement of the Brunswick and Midcoast Maine communities, the hospitality of our Bowdoin College hosts, and the sustaining commitment of our audiences and patrons.
Throughout the season, we presented soloists Alexi Kenney and Sergei Babayan in performance with our students, featured the Brentano, Jupiter, Miró, Pacifica, Turtle Island, and Ying Quartets in our Monday evening ensemble series, hosted masterclasses given by Roberto Díaz, Anne Epperson, Miriam Fried, Paul Katz, Jon Nakamatsu, and our visiting ensembles, and welcomed Tania León, Dai Fujikura, and six alumni composers to campus. Audience attendance was strong, with ten sold-out subscription concerts and record engagement at our Young Artist and Community Concerts Series, both of which featured our extraordinarily talented students.
The swell of positive energy around our 60th anniversary has been a time for reflection and an opportunity to appreciate everyone who has brought us to this point. Our forward momentum and optimism for the future is reflected in our application numbers hitting an all-time high this year. We see this as a sign that young people are still falling in love with music, and the Festival continues to be a place of high-level and life-changing musical study. Thank you for being an integral part of our past and future.
David Ying and Phillip Ying Artistic Directors
Concerts & Audiences
Thank you for joining us in Studzinski Recital Hall, Crooker Theater, and at Community Concerts throughout the Midcoast. The connection and dialogue between performers and listeners is an essential part of live performances. One of this year’s Fellowship students said it best: “The audiences at Bowdoin might be my
20 SUBSCRIPTION SERIES CONCERTS
28 CONCERTS IN THE COMMUNITY
166 FREE EVENTS
29 FESTIVAL VOLUNTEERS
46 CONCERTS IN STUDZINSKI
favorite audiences ever. They have loyalty, excitement, engagement, and readiness to hear any kind of music from Beethoven to a student composer. That’s really exciting for us. I think we all wish that we could bring an audience like this back to wherever we go during the rest of the year.”
47 LIVESTREAMING COUNTRIES SUBSCRIPTION YOUNG ARTISTS
11,719 IN-PERSON AUDIENCE
22,875 LIVESTREAM VIEWS
Survey respondents who rated concert quality as “excellent” or “very good”
It was a privilege to attend such stellar concerts. Access to exquisite classical music was an enormous treat that we highly appreciated and prized.”
Young Artists
We aim to provide both a rigorous and supportive musical experience for our students that fosters growth, collaboration, and reflection. It’s gratifying when these sentiments are expressed by our Young Artists. One pianist shared: “I was fortunate to have a wonderful roommate who was interesting, thoughtful, and genuinely
kind. We spent three weeks exchanging ideas, having deep conversations, and reflecting together.” A violinist wrote: “I made such good connections with many other students — friendships that are going to last for a very long time. I felt very comfortable talking
about my weak points and got a lot of honesty and support from my new friends.” And a composer noted: “The personal growth is incredible. I built confidence and resilience. My composition work matured, and I learned what I was capable of.”
1,465
APPLICANTS
270
STUDENTS SELECTED
17 COUNTRIES 55 STUDENT CONCERTS
Artists & Teaching
Our faculty and artists are the heart of the Festival and we are immensely grateful for their dedication to outstanding performance and teaching. One student described their experience:
“My classes with my private teacher were outstanding. I really appreciated how clearly he explained everything and how his advice could instantly solve any difficulties I was having with a specific passage. We also exchanged ideas, which made our lessons even more engaging. Listening to his insights was always interesting and thought-provoking. Moreover, his tone was always encouraging, and his playing was truly magnificent and deeply inspiring.”
12 MASTER CLASSES
34 GUEST ARTISTS
51 ARTIST FACULTY
96 STUDIO CLASSES
516 CHAMBER COACHINGS
1,061 PRIVATE LESSONS
ALUMNI RETURN
It was an honor to welcome talented alumni back to Brunswick to inspire our audiences and work with our students.
Alumni in our guest ensembles included violinist Serena Canin of the Brentano Quartet, violinist Simin Ganatra and cellist Brandon Vamos of the Pacifica Quartet, and Daniel Ching and William Fedkenheuer of the Miró Quartet. Each quartet gave a masterclass in addition to their performance.
Our Gamper Festival of Contemporary Music featured works by Festival alumni composers, six of whom returned to campus to discuss their works and give presentations to this year’s cohort of composition students. In the bottom right photos, alumni Melissa Hui, Michael Fiday, Nina Shekhar, Tyler Taylor, Sid Richardson, and Mandy Fang chat with composer-in-residence Derek Bermel (also a Festival alum!) in a series of pre-concert talks.
Pacifica Quartet
Miró Quartet Masterclass
60th Birthday Party
We were absolutely blown away by the attendance at our 60th Birthday Party on the Brunswick Mall. Thank you for being part of this celebratory day. Community members, faculty, and students took in the lively wind music selections, Brandenburg Concerto, and Bach Double; the Gelato Fiasco line was unwaveringly popular while Wild Oats cupcakes were devoured; and kids and adults alike had the thrill of trying out instruments at the musical petting zoo. It was exciting to see the seeds of inspiration planted for the next generation of musicians. One community parent shared: “Introducing kids to musical instruments at the event on the Brunswick mall was a highlight. My 5-year-old loved seeing new instruments and inspired us to sign him up for piano lessons!”
Our thanks to Frost Gully Violins for providing the string demo instruments, Festival students for performing and leading the instrument petting zoo, and our summer staff, trustees, and the town of Brunswick for their help and support producing this special event.
650 COMMUNITY MEMBERS
600 GELATO FIASCO SERVINGS
500 CUPCAKE SERVINGS
Strategic Plan 2023–2028
In 2023, on the eve of the Bowdoin International Music Festival’s 60th anniversary, trustees and staff set out to renew the organization’s five-year strategic plan. Our process began by evaluating the former strategic plan adopted in 2018. Despite the challenges presented by the COVID pandemic, we made considerable progress towards several of our goals, setting organizational records for student applications, ticket revenue, and contributed income. However, during this same period, increases in operating expenses and housing costs significantly offset the effect of growth in donations, scholarships, and faculty support.
We then gathered feedback from students, faculty, audiences, trustees, supporters, staff, and community partners. The responses overwhelmingly highlighted our strong present position; 100% of survey respondents said they were satisfied with the organization’s direction. This feedback reinforced our confidence in the core components of our programs, such as our educational approach, student-to-faculty ratio, and concert programming. After combining public input with internal data analysis and a peer comparison study, we identified three strategic opportunities to better serve our mission and pursue our vision.
Strategic Opportunities
& Your Participation
Ensure that all admitted students regardless of financial need can enroll in the Festival
The Festival is considered by many to be one of the most desirable educational opportunities for students of classical music. However, many highly qualified applicants do not receive the scholarship awards they need to enroll. This funding gap diminishes our ability to sustain and improve the standards of our student body, especially when other festivals provide greater scholarships to the same students. In addition, our inability to enroll all the most qualified applicants imperils the diversity of our students, success of our educational programs, caliber of our faculty, and quality of public performances. More scholarships are critical to sustaining our artistic excellence, creating an inclusive community, and affirming our belief that a lack of funding should not prevent young musicians from pursuing their artistic aspirations at our Festival.
Make a gift to the scholarship fund or sponsor a student.
Retain and recruit exceptional faculty
Faculty are at the heart of our organization. Their reputation and ability drive student applications and audience attendance. Currently, many of our faculty live in rentals where costs often exceed their housing stipend. Despite this, faculty return to the Festival year after year for the supportive culture and inspiring environment generated by the Festival and Maine. We must match the faculty’s extremely high quality and commitment with commensurate compensation.
Make a gift in support of faculty or offer free or discounted local housing.
Increase our audience
Audiences are necessary for live music; their participation creates the community, sense of purpose, and critical funding that nurtures great art. Audiences have fueled our growth for 60 years, and continuing audience growth is critical to maximizing our donor support and mission to provide music to the community.
Attend concerts, bring friends to events, get involved as a volunteer.
A Musical Legacy
This year, the Festival received a $3.7 million bequest from Patricia Crawford Brown, an ardent supporter and Trustee. This gift marks the largest in the Festival’s 60-year history and has established a fund to support student scholarship — a cause Pat cherished and championed throughout her involvement with the Festival. The earnings from this endowed fund will enhance the annual scholarship budget and increase accessibility for students.
Pat chose to make arts education her legacy, building opportunities for future generations of young musicians. Her steadfast belief that everyone deserves a quality education, regardless of finances, inspires us all.
Bequests like Pat’s provide a meaningful way to create a lasting impact and ensure a vibrant future for both the Festival and classical music. We are deeply grateful for Pat’s generosity and passion, and for the powerful example she set. Her legacy will resonate in the lives of countless musicians to come.
Thank You for Your Support!
Contributions to the Festival between October 15, 2023 and October 15, 2024.
INDIVIDUALS
Visionary ($25,000 and up)
Anonymous (2)
Patricia Brown^
Benefactor ($10,000–$24,999)
Margy Burroughs
Lorna & Jack Flynn
Barbara Gauditz
Peter & Harriette Griffin
Kim Matthews
Kent & Natalie Mitchell
Hugh^ & Norma Phelps
Deborah Schall
Michael & Claudia Spies
Dominique van de Stadt & Octavio Pajaro
Dena & Chuck Verrill
Innovator ($5,000–$9,999)
Anonymous
Sharon Abbott
Christine & George Bachrach
Susan & Peter Bachrach
Jane V. & John F. Berry
Susan Chadima & Michael Steitzer
Doug Collins
Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Corson
Mary Beth & Michael Feldman
Fayal Greene
Vicky & Steve Hoover
Eileen & James Hornor
Charles Johnson & Jean Appleby Johnson
Cristle Collins Judd
Susan Lavan
Lenore Rapkin
Tod & Lyn Rodger
Bill & Mary Earl Rogers
Elliot Rosen & Sharon Cohen
Howard & Mary Jane Rosenfield
Elizabeth & Edward Schuller
Kenneth & Judy Segal
Alan & Ellen Shaver
Margot Stiassni & Chris Sieracki
Dr. Reid & Liza Thompson
Hedy & Paul Tukey
Laurel Walsh & Justin Schuetz
Katharine J. Watson
Ruth & Rupert White
Ambassador ($2,000–$4,999)
Ellen Asherman
Elizabeth Childs
Beatrice Français
Marta & Robert Frank
Mona Freer
Jan & Sam Hayward
Peter & Ann LeBourdais
Ursula & Steven McAllister
James T. Morgan
Holly Wagner & Jere Nash
Dr. Richard & Sandra Neiman
Barbara & John Norton
Herbert & Harriet Paris
Civia & Irwin H. Rosenberg
Shawnee & Douglas Sax
Ed & Whitney Selover
Dick Stephenson^
Charles & Karen Sumner
John & Margie Sunderland
Michael & Wendy Taylor
David Ying & Elinor Freer
Keiko & Phillip Ying
Partner ($1,000–$1,999)
Anonymous (2)
Robert & Carol Briselli
Anne Epperson
Jim & Janice Feather
Peter Felsenthal & Jennifer Litchfield
Rol & Averil Fessenden
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Colleen Khoury & David Karraker^
David Lakari
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Helen Norton
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Jonathan Phillips
Trish Riley
Jan Roberson
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Susanne Stover & Eric Freeman
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Advocate ($500–$999)
Anonymous (2)
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Contributor ($100–$499)
Anonymous (7)
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Douglas C. Bates & E. Lynn Kay
Grace Bell
Derek Bermel & Andreia Pinto Correia
Emmy Bernard
Joyce & James Bessen
Nancy Biggs
Bill Bulkeley
Gary Bondeson
Patricia E. Bonner
Mary Born
Carolyn Bryant-Sarles
Roger & Anne Buchholz
Phoebe & Spencer Burke
Mary E. Bussey
Helen Cafferty & Otto Emersleben
Robert Candela
Fiorella Canin
Michael Cantara
Donald & Patricia Carter
Jennifer Caven
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David W. and Kathe D. Chipman
Cynthia Coffin Zadai
Robert De Lisle
John & Susannah Dryman
Kristen Engberg
Jim Fast & Barbara Young
Gail Fels
David J. Fieldgate
Sue Fitzgerald
Linda & Peter Flaherty
Berry Flynn & Winter Miller
Amanda Fulmer
Warren Geier
Susan Giencke & Paul Stern
Martha Gifford
David & Kathleen Glenn-Lewin
Anne & Frank Goodyear
Tom & Bobbie Gottschalk
Richard Gray & Rosemary Ostergren
Harriet Griesinger
Elizabeth M. Guerriero, Ph.D.
Nancy Harrison & Ray Nord
Herbert Richter & Patricia Hatfield
Anne & John Herrmann
Nelson Hicks
Lori & Dana Hopkinson
Thomas & Susan Hunt
Lew & Liz Incze
Anna Jenefsky
Joanna Jones
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Janet Kernis
Andrea P. Leers
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Meg Lewis
Chris & Sue Livesay
Edward & Barbara Lovely
Margaret & Bruce MacDougal
Cal Mackenzie
Elizabeth Mayberry
Margaret McGaughey
Brian Meldrum
Mary Mendler
Contributor Continued
Maryam Mermey
Ann Miller
Keith & Elaine Miller
Carl Monk
Mason & Margaret Morfit
Daniel Nitsch & Laura del Sol Jiménez
Joanne O’Donnell
Skip & Annie O’Rourke
Casey Oakes
Keith & Elizabeth Orlando
Judy & Nick Pagon
Milena Pajaro-van de Stadt
Arthur & Deborah Pierce
Edward Pollack
Robert C. Porter, Jr.
Larry Prendergast
Mary Jeanine Provencal
Lawrence Putterman
Margaret Quayle
Ross & Jane Reynolds
Peter J. Rosenberg, M.D.
Don & Sue Rudalevige
Robert Schmidt
Michael & Mical Schneider
Roche Schulfer
& Mary Beth Fisher
Andy Serwer & Puiking Hui
Deb Sewall
Barbara & Peter Shaw
Peter Simmons
& Charlotte Agell
Lynn Simon
Adrienne Smith
Nick Smolenski
Judith Sobol
Seth & Laura Sprague
Deirdre Strachan & Jose Mas
Peter Tenney
Pam Berry & Doug Warren
Joan & John Westley
Barbara Wohltman
Patricia & George Young
Friend (up to $99)
Anonymous (2)
Karin Anderson
Jane Auer
Suzanne Bakewell & Mark Blondman
Barbara Futter
Susan Bardfield
J. Timothy Bate
LoisJean Berry
Johanna Bondeson
Andrew Bradford
Charles Chalko
Xavier Chiampi
Sally Clifford
Phyllis Coelho
Janice Collins
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Karen Cook
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Darwin Stanley
David Bliss
Dale & Nancy Dorr
Ellen Endter
Ingeborg Endter
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Charles Gardner
Rae Geren
Leonard Guralnick
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Lis Guy
Ralph Harding
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Douglas Kennedy
Richard Konrad
James Kowalski
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Galves Lapointe
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Anne Spencer
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Roderick L Tondreau, Jr.
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Mr. & Mrs. Chris Turner
Lawrence Uri
Barbara West
Aileen Yingst
GALA UNDERWRITERS
Gold ($3,500 and up)
Patricia Brown^
Margy Burroughs
Susan Lavan
Deborah Schall
Michael & Claudia Spies
Katharine J. Watson, in celebration of the Festival’s 60th Season
Silver ($1,750)
Susan Chadima & Michael Steitzer
Lorna & Jack Flynn
Peter & Harriette Griffin
Dr. and Mrs. Peter C.
LeBourdais & Dr. and Mrs. Ivan Soberanes
Kent & Natalie Mitchell
Barbara & John Norton
Hugh^ & Norma Phelps
Bill & Mary Earl Rogers
Elliot Rosen & Sharon Cohen
Shawnee Sax, in memory of Patricia Brown
Dick Stephenson^, in memory
of Ann Stephenson
Dominique van de Stadt & Octavio Pajaro
Keiko & Phillip Ying
STUDENT SPONSORS
Six-Week Full Sponsorship
Sharon Abbott
Margy Burroughs
Doug Collins
Mary Beth & Michael Feldman
Lorna & Jack Flynn
Barbara Gauditz
Lewis & Adria Kaplan (2)
Hugh^ & Norma Phelps
Richard & Maryan F. Chapin Scholarship
Tod & Lyn Rodger
Howard & Mary Jane Rosenfield
Deborah Schall
Elizabeth & Edward Schuller
Michael & Claudia Spies
Margot Stiassni & Chris Sieracki
Dominique van de Stadt & Octavio Pajaro
Three-Week Full Sponsorship
Anonymous
Jane V. & John F. Berry
Marta & Robert Frank
Vicky & Steve Hoover
Charles Johnson & Jean Appleby Johnson
Susan Lavan
Kent & Natalie Mitchell
Three-Week Full
Sponsorship Continued
Bill & Mary Earl Rogers
Kenneth & Judy Segal
Alan & Ellen Shaver
Dr. Reid & Liza Thompson
Ruth & Rupert White
Three-Week Tuition Sponsorship
George & Christine
Bachrach (2)
Susan & Peter Bachrach (2)
Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Corson (2)
James T. Morgan
Dr. Richard & Sandra Neiman
Barbara & John Norton
Herbert & Harriet Paris
Jonathan Phillips
Lenore Rapkin
Jan Roberson
Civia & Irwin H. Rosenberg
Ed & Whitney Selover
Charles & Karen Sumner
John & Margie Sunderland
Michael & Wendy Taylor
Dena & Chuck Verrill
ARTIST SPONSOR
Jon Nakamatsu, piano
Peter & Harriette Griffin
GIFTS IN DEDICATION
In Memory of Jean-Pierre Angel
Andrea P. Leers
In Memory of Dr. Louis and Anne J. Bachrach
Christine & George Bachrach
In Memory of Katie Basquin
Herbert & Harriet Paris
In Memory of Patricia Brown
Margy Burroughs
Susan Chadima & Michael Steitzer
David W. and Kathe D. Chipman
Doug Collins
Lorna & Jack Flynn
Beatrice Français
Fayal Greene
Lori & Dana Hopkinson
James T. Morgan
Daniel Nitsch & Laura del Sol Jiménez
Herbert & Harriet Paris
Bill & Mary Earl Rogers
Don & Sue Rudalevige
Peter Simmons & Charlotte Agell
Michael & Claudia Spies
Dominique van de Stadt & Octavio Pajaro
David Ying & Elinor Freer
Keiko & Phillip Ying
In Memory of Martin Canin
Fiorella Canin
In Memory of Richard & Maryan F. Chapin
Riggs Cove Foundation
In Honor of Nancy M. Coffin
Cynthia Coffin Zadai
In Memory of James E. Daniels
Martha Gifford
In Honor of Lorna B. Flynn & John V. Flynn
Berry Flynn & Winter Miller
In Honor of Lori Hopkinson
Lawrence Putterman
In Memory of Peter Kaye
Robert & Carol Briselli
In Memory of Paul J. Lynskey
Jan Roberson
Roderick L Tondreau, Jr.
In Memory of David McKee
Carol & William Markell
Ellen & James Schneider
In Memory of Patricia McMichael
Howard & Mary Jane Rosenfield
In Memory of Hugh Phelps
Pamela Ayre
Xavier Chiampi
Lorna & Jack Flynn
Margaret McGaughey
James T. Morgan
Bill & Mary Earl Rogers
In Memory of Clifford E. Provencal, Jr.
Mary Jeanine Provencal
In Memory of Norman Rapkin
Lenore Rapkin
In Memory of Anita Simmons
Peter Simmons & Charlotte Agell
In Memory of Ann Stephenson
Dick Stephenson^
In Memory of Cece Wasserman
Cheswatyr Foundation
In Honor of David Ying & Phillip Ying
Anne Epperson
ENCORE SOCIETY
Individuals with a Festival legacy gift
Anonymous (4)
Elinor Bachrach
Margy Burroughs
Lorna & Jack Flynn
Beatrice Français
James T. Morgan
Kenneth Segal
Peggy Siegle
Margot Stiassni
& Chris Sieracki
Susan Wider
NAMED ENDOWED FUNDS
Lewis and Adria Kaplan
Scholarship Fund: created in honor of Lewis Kaplan in recognition of 50 years of devoted Festival leadership.
Adele Moskovitz Scholarship Fund
Anonymous Bingham Trust Scholarship Fund
Charles Gamper Music Fund Fund for Teaching and Performing
Hugh and Norma Phelps Scholarship Fund
John M. Dunlap Jr. Scholarship Fund
Louis Bachrach
Scholarship Fund
Marcia Speinson Memorial Scholarship
Patricia Crawford Brown
Student Scholarship Fund
Richard and Maryan F. Chapin Scholarship Fund
Robert A. Watson Jr. Piano Scholarship Fund
Robert W. Scull
Scholarship Fund
Sarah and Howard Solomon Scholarship Fund
CORPORATIONS
Bath Savings Institution
Broadreach Public Relations
The Brunswick Hotel
CelloBello
Down East Magazine
ERI Design
The Highlands
HM Payson & Co.
Islebrook Village
Lebel & Harriman
Maine Office of Tourism
Maine Public
Nomad
OneSixtyFive
Piper Shores
Portland Press Herald
Raymond James and Associates, Inc.
Steinway & Sons
The Times Record
Thornton Oaks
The Violin Channel
WellTree, Inc.
FOUNDATIONS
Anonymous (1)
Aaron Copland Fund for Music
Alice M. Ditson Fund of Columbia University
The Amphion Foundation
The Bingham Trust
Charles Gamper Music Fund of the Maine Community Foundation
Cheswatyr Foundation in memory of Cece Wasserman
Foundations Continued
Davenport Trust Fund
Dorothy Richard Starling Foundation
Margaret E. Burnham Charitable Trust
Onion Foundation
Riggs Cove Foundation
Roselle B. Fine Charitable Lead Trust
The Strachan Donnelley Family Charitable Lead Unitrust
GOVERNMENT
CONCERT SPONSORS
Statement of Financial Position
October 31, 2024 (projected)
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tistic Directors
David Ying
Phillip Ying
ecutive Director
Daniel Nitsch
ard of Trustees
Chair
Elliot Rosen
Vice Chair
Lorna Brown Flynn
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Treasurer
Lorna Brown Flynn, Chair
Peter Griffin
Kent Mitchell, Vice Chair
Secretary
Jan Williams
Charles Johnson, Treasurer
Douglas Collins, Secretary
Robert Briselli
Patricia Brown
Peter Bachrach
Margy Burroughs
Susan Chadima
Susan Chadima
Dr. Bernard Givertz
Jane Eberle
Peter Griffin
Rol Fessenden
Sam Hayward
Beatrice Français
Cristle Collins Judd
Bernard Givertz
James T. Morgan
Ian Hartsough
Sam Hayward
Susan Lavan
Kent Mitchell
Daniel Nitsch
Barbara Norton
Elliot Rosen
Richard Scerbo
Deborah Schall
Ken Segal
Claudia Pierson Spies
Susanne Stover
Dominique van de Stadt
Dena Verrill
Susan Weems
David Ying
Phillip Ying
STAFF
David Ying, Artistic Director
Phillip Ying, Artistic Director
Daniel Nitsch, Executive Director
Grace Bell, Director of Admissions and Operations
Lori Hopkinson, Administrative Associate
Keith Orlando, Finance and HR Officer
Nick Smolenski, Development Manager