DO IT AT COTUIT: Summer 2016

2016

IN THIS ISSUE:

O-K-L-A-H-O-M-A-!

Contains all of our 2016 Programming: PLAYS CONCERTS EXHIBITS CLASSES EVENTS AND MORE!

SPECIAL EVENT SPOTLIGHT:

MEMBER SUMMER SOCIAL

INTRODUCING: Q & A.: THE ART SCHOOL IN THE GALLERIES:

TRIPPING THE LIGHT FANTASTIC And much, much more...

DO IT AT COTUIT

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PROGRAM GUIDE/NEWSLETTER COTUIT CENTER FOR THE ARTS

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DO IT AT COTUIT EDUCATE ENTERTAIN ILLUMINATE INSPIRE The arts are essential.

Our mission is to be a welcoming hub for Cape Cod’s artists, performers, students, and audiences, working together to make the creation and experience of art accessible, nurturing, and thrilling for all.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS James T. Hoeck, President Kathie Lynch Nutting, Vice President Alan Hidenfelter, Treasurer Graham Silliman, Secretary Susan Andersen Michael Dunford Christine Rathbun Ernst Melinda Gallant Joyce Ginouves Spencer Hallett Carl Lopes Don Megathlin John Miller Betsy Pohl Michael Princi Gary Souza Bob Willcutts DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Jennifer Cummings DIRECTOR OF ARTS EDUCATION Alexandra Speck THEATER AND EVENTS MANAGER Cindy Parker FACILITY MANAGER Bruce Allen INDIVIDUAL GIVING OFFICER Tracy LaBonte MEMBERSHIP MANAGER Karen Santos VISUAL SPECIALIST L. Michelle Law THEATER SEASON PRODUCER Christine Ernst EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT Kim Baker BOX OFFICE MANAGER Jason Mellin STAFF Christianne Arnold Daniel Fontneau Ira Mendoza Aisha Stewart

LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT OK. So here’s a trick question. What do all of the following people and businesses have in common?

A Concrete Answer Blueboard Specialists Plastering Botello Lumber Company Cape Cod Insulation Cazeault Roofing & Solar Chris Barger Masonry Cor-Metals, Inc. Cotuit Bay Design Cotuit Landscaping Elite Wood Flooring Griffin Plasterers Ideal Floor Covering International Upright Services JD Custom Building

L & M Glass Lagadinos Building & Design Macomber’s Sanitary Refuse Malfy Alarm, Inc. Nauset Disposal Peacock Painting Panda Painting Randall C. Agnew Electrical RJ Franey Mechanical Services Rogers & Marney Spencer Hallett Plumbing & Heating Stewart Painting Transition Engineering

The answer? Yes. You should call them when you have building needs. OK. So it wasn’t that tricky. Please thank them for their terrific donated work on the Annex/Black Box. Please use their products and services. They earned it.

We truly appreciate their support of the Center, and of course want to support them and their businesses. Thank you to all of these businesses and individuals that donated their professional time and effort.

While I am thanking people, I want to especially reach out to Spencer Hallett and Gary Souza and thank them for their extraordinary leadership, expertise and effort in making the renovation happen.

They defined what we mean when we say DO IT in Cotuit!

Sincerely, Jim Hoeck President, Cotuit Center for the Arts

GREETINGS!

People used to say to me “why does she do it?” I always thought the better question was “Why DID I?” The line I delivered via my recent portrayal of Cosmé McMoon during our March run of “Souvenir” has stuck with me. Why did this woman, Florence Foster Jenkins, who was clearly tone deaf, keep reaching for the ultimate brass ring: a concert at Carnegie Hall?

Why did I, with everything else on my plate, agree to take on this challenge and act in my first play, here at the Center where I serve as executive director? Why does anyone go through the angst of preparation, rehearsals, and then the nerves, the nerves, the nerves. The self-doubt. The nausea. The panic. The exhaustion. Is it because, when it’s all said and done and the work is presented to an audience they are moved? They say “well done!”? They

bring flowers? They write wonderful things on Facebook?

I can only speak for myself when I say yes, that’s part of it. But there is also the thing that is harder to express. I have a whole new and deeper appreciation for everyone who contributes to the art we present here. The first sentence of our mission statement is so absolutely true: THE ARTS ARE ESSENTIAL. No matter what the motivation for each painter, poet, singer, designer, actor, staffer, volunteer – one thing binds us together – a deep and unwavering belief that the arts are necessary. They are not nice; they are necessary. They are fundamental to a meaningful society.

We have a very important role to play in our world and we take it seriously. For me that’s the answer to why. It’s a no brainer. And once in a while we have an opportunity to stretch ourselves

further. Step outside our comfort zone.

I hope everyone reading this will take on a new artistic challenge. Participate in a new and different way. And continue to deepen your bond with us. We are your family. Let’s enrich one another’s souls. We’re going to need it in the months ahead!

And to circle back to the beginning of my letter, if you would like to see that

opening quote in context, Jo Brisbane and I will be taking Cotuit on the Road as we present our production of “Souvenir” at the Provincetown Theatre the first two weekends of August. Oh yeah, and blah, blah, blah.

David Kuehn Executive Director

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VOLUNTEER COMMITTEES CURATORIAL COMMITTEE Michael Ernst Lois Hirshberg David Kuehn L. Michelle Law Carl Lopes Mary Moquin EDUCATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE Gerry Fernandez Freda Garbose Karen Maker Jackie Reeves Alexandra Speck EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Alan Hidenfelter Jim Hoeck David Kuehn Kathie Lynch Nutting Graham Silliman FACILITIES COMMITTEE Bruce Allen Barry Gallus Spencer Hallett Don Megathlin Cindy Parker Gary Souza Sheldon Stewart Bob Willcutts FINANCE COMMITTEE Alan Hidenfelter David Kuehn John Miller Kathie Lynch Nutting GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE Jim Hoeck Melinda Gallant Don Megathlin Michael Princi

DO IT AT COTUIT MARKETING COMMITTEE David Cohen Jenn Cummings Christine Ernst Daniel Fontneau David Kuehn Dale Silva MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE David Cohen Lucy Cromwell Jenn Cummings Kristin Gerlach James Newton Karen Santos MUSIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE Amy Barber Michael Dunford David Kuehn Tedi Marsh Ruth Condon Price Betsy Siggins THEATER ADVISORY COMMITTEE Andrew Arnault Anna Botsford Michele Colley Christine Ernst David Kuehn Holly Erin McCarthy Carol McManus Bronwen Prosser Anthony Teixeira VOLUNTEER ADVISORY GROUP Helen Feher Michelle Gain Beth Golden Joan McDonald Kathie Lynch Nutting Sharon Parkins Dale Silva Janet Wright Mark Wright

CONTENT 2016 THEATER PROGRAMMING It’s showtime! We’ve got drama, music, farce, family fun, and experimental theater planned for this year. Full season listing here. Read all about it and get your tickets now!

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THEATER SPOTLIGHT Dust off your cowboy hats! The Rodgers & Hammerstein classic Oklahoma! is coming to Cotuit this summer!

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2016 CONCERT & SPECIAL EVENT PROGRAMMING Concerts for all musical tastes and lots of fun events.

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MUSIC/SPECIAL EVENT SPOTLIGHT Not a member or a donor yet? Our annual Member/Donor Summer Social is a good reason to join!

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2016 EDUCATION PROGRAMMING We’ve got something for everyone. Classes in art, writing, dance, acting, and more.

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EDUCATION SPOTLIGHT The Rising Stars Show Choir... where your child can become a star!

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2016 GALLERY PROGRAMMING A feast for the eyes and mind, all year long, upstairs and down.

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GALLERY SPOTLIGHT Related Visons, our next exhibit featuring Carol White Odell, Tom Odell, and John Howell White, is a family affair.

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SUPPORT ART Find out about the benefits of membership, see our list of donors and members.

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EDUCATE Read all about “The Art School,” our new approach to education programming.

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ENTERTAIN Our next Brave Horse Music show, Now: The Songs of Karen Carpenter.

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ILLUMINATE A talk with renowned photographer Rowland Scherman about our first international juried photography exhibit: Tripping the Light Fantastic

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INSPIRE Some thoughts on giving anonymously vs. publicly.

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PROUST QUESTIONNAIRE With one of our onstage superstars, Tedi Marsh.

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COCKTAILS COTUIT STYLE Try a few of our potent potables.

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MEMBER SPOTLIGHT Linda Scott and Ken Alsman love to do it at Cotuit.

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BOARD MEMBER SPOTLIGHT Profile of Board Member Gary Souza.

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VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT Michelle Gain, Super Volunteer!

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BACKSTAGE SPOTLIGHT Hannah McLaughlin, our Black Box Theater Stage Manager this summer.

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SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT Our Black Box heroes, “The Contractor Whisperers.”

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SNAPSHOTS FROM 2016 Some photos of how we “Do it. At Cotuit.”

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2016 THEATER SEASON

Mainstage SORDID LIVES

SOUVENIR

Unsafe

by Del Shores January 12-24

by Stephen Temperley March 8-20

A black comedy about white trash! The story starts when Peggy, a good Christian woman, hits her head on the sink and bleeds to death after tripping over her lover’s wooden legs in a motel room.

It leads to chaos erupting in Winter, Texas! You won’t want to miss this campy, outrageous show. Directed

by Ian Ryan.

The bizarre career of Florence Foster Jenkins — a socialite who fancied herself an opera singer and, through an awfulness that curdled into a kind of cult, achieved dubious fame from 1932 to her sold-out Carnegie Hall swan song in 1944 — is viewed in flashback, replete with accompaniment by her equally mundane pianist. Featuring Jo Brisbane and our very own David Kuehn, as Cosme. Directed by Mary Arnault.

written and directed

by Jim Dalglish March 31-April 10

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World Premiere of a new play

by Jim Dalglish. A psychological thriller about a family’s failure to come to terms with their terrifying losses in the wake of 9/11. This play was selected as a semifinalist at the National Playwrights Conference at the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center.

The production will also be presented at the Boston Center for the Arts April 14–30.

photo by Alan Trugman

The ABC’s of NYC a musical revue April 15-May 1 Take an alphabetical journey down the Great White Way! This original musical revue features the best of Broadway.

Starring Martha Paquin, Jared Hagan, Meghan Magrath, Hannah Carrita, and Anthony Teixeira. Produced and directed

by Holly Erin McCarthy.

Steel Magnolias

by Robert Harling May 17-29 This hugely popular play chronicles the lives and friendship of six women in Louisiana. Supporting each other through their triumphs and tragedies, they congregate at Truvy’s beauty shop to ponder the mysteries of life and death, husbands and children – and hair and nails, of course.

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Now: The Songs of Karen Carpenter produced by Ruth Condon June 9-19 A musical tribute to one of the most iconic singers of all time, presented by Brave Horse Music, which brought you The Beat Goes On, What the World Needs Now, and Love is Blind.

2016 THEATER SEASON

Mainstage OKLAHOMA!

Wonderland

music by Richard Rodgers, book & lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II July 7-31

by Holly Erin McCarthy, adapted from the book by Lewis Carroll August 8-19

Rodgers & Hammerstein’s first collaboration remains, in many ways, their most innovative, having set the standards and established the rules of musical theatre still being followed today.

This colorful story features the high-spirited rivalry between the local farmers and cowboys of turn-of-thecentury O-K-L-A-H-O-M-A! You’ll be humming the tunes long after the show is over.

Off with her head! A 21st century girl is magically transported to Lewis Carroll’s Wonderland in this play with music. Join us for another wild, original production from Theater Under the Stairs this summer. A family show that parents can enjoy as much as the kids will.

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Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf

by Edward Albee September 20-October 9 George and Martha, a middleaged history professor and his wife, return home after a faculty soiree. Unbeknownst to George, Martha has invited a young new professor and his wife over for late-night cocktails. As the liquor flows, the young couple finds themselves drawn into their hosts’ tumultuous world.

Watch one of theatre’s most notorious couples square off in Albee’s hilarious and harrowing masterpiece.

photo by Alan Trugman

Frost/Nixon

by Peter Morgan September 22 - October 8 A dramatization of the events surrounding David Frost’s 1977 television interviews with Richard Nixon — among the most famous political interviews of all time. In the television age, image is king, and both men are desperate to outtalk and upstage each other as the cameras roll.

Scrooge: The musical

COME BE A PART OF THE ACT!

book, music and lyrics by Leslie Bricusse November 22 - December 18

We invite local singers, actors, or other volunteer performers to “try out” for the roles in our live stage shows. We regularly hold open-call auditions, and have an email bulletin that can keep you posted on auditions and other theatrical volunteer opportunities.

You can sign up at our website artsonthecape.org, or email info@cotuitcenterforthearts.org for more information.

Join us for this charming stage adaptation of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol by renowned writer-composer-lyricist Leslie Bricusse. It is closely adapted from the 1970 musical film Scrooge starring Albert Finney, which earned Bricusse an Oscar® nomination for his score. A holiday hit for the whole family.

In addition to actors, we always need help with set building, costume construction, backstage help, lighting, and sound operators.

Come be a part of the magic of live theater at Cotuit!

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A Roofing Family Since 1927

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2016 MORE THEATER The Vagina Monologues

February 14 on the Main Stage written by Eve Ensler An award-winning whirlwind tour of a forbidden zone.

Bicycle Face

The Woolgatherer

June 2-19 in the Black Box Written by William Mastrosimone, directed by Holly Erin McCarthy Drama in which two strangers soon come to realize that they have much more in common than they first expected.

February 25-26 on the Main Stage written and performed by Hannah Van Sciver, directed by David O’Connor The interconnected stories of three fictional women, My Music and Me separated by a century each, navigating the changing July 8-24 in the Black Box landscape of feminism, censorship, and cycling.

Written & performed by Glenn Starner-Tate Composer/pianist Glenn Starner-Tate presents his The Belle of Amherst musical autobiography.

March 3-20 in the Black Box Written by William Luce, directed by Linda Monchik Venus in Fur A one-woman play based on the life of poet Emily August 4-21 Dickenson. in the Black Box Written by David Ives, directed by Aisha Stewart & Jason Mellin Jerry Finnegan’s Sister An enigmatic actress with a hidden agenda auditions April 7-24 in the Black Box for a part in a misogynistic writer’s play.

Written by Jack Neary, directed by Andy Dolan Highly acclaimed comedy about unrequited love.

The FACB: 50’s a Bitch

July 29-August 27 in the Art Studio Written & performed by Christine Ernst May 5-22 in the Black Box Written by Peter M. Floyd, directed by Robert Bock The Fat Ass Cancer Bitch returns to the studio.

An aging matriarch’s struggle to find meaning in her It’s the big 5-0. Come celebrate. changing existence due to dementia.

Absence

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Company, 2013 photo by Alan Trugman

Studio Series photo by Bronwen Prosser

The Money Shot

Only Wounded: A Tribute to Peter Allen

September 1-18 in the Black Box Written by Neil LaBute, directed by Carol McManus This raunchy, acerbic Hollywood satire presents four characters perched on the showbiz power ladder.

November 3-20 in the Black Box Larry Marsland interprets the songs of Peter Allen and mixes in recollections of Stonewall, Reno Sweeney’s, Judy Garland, and the explosive, crazy world of Manhattan in the 70s and 80s.

Driving Miss Daisy

Butter Ball

October 6-23 in the Black Box Written by Alfred Uhry, directed by PJ McKey Portrayal of the relationship between an elderly white Southern Jewish woman and her AfricanAmerican chauffeur.

December 1-18 in the Black Box Written & directed by Bronwen Prosser An original and “highly inappropriate” Thanksgiving comedy. This show was a huge hit during our last holiday season in the Black Box.

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The high-spirited rivalry between cowboys and farmers in early-1900s western territory provides a colorful background for love between Curly, a handsome cowboy, and Laurey, a winsome farm girl. Add in farmer Andrew Carnes’ impatience to marry off daughter Ado Annie (the girl who cain’t say no) with the reluctant peddler Ali Hakim, a determined but naïve suitor Will Parker, the reclusive and menacing farmhand Jud Fry, a country-fresh mix of pioneer-spirit early Americana, and the most popular score ever written by Rogers and Hammerstein, and you have one of the most heralded and time-honored musicals of all time. Oklahoma! comes to the CCftA stage in July – at last!

Executive Director David Kuehn and producer Christine Ernst have long lobbied to bring this 1943 musical to the mainstage, which some (not naming names here) have dismissed as an old chestnut, the quintessential Amateur Theatricale, the Musical of Last Resort – pure corn (no pun intended). But David and Christine had faith – they persisted and co-hosted

the Oklahoma! Singlalong in 2015 – a hugely popular event that convinced them that the project would be a home run. There’s a bright golden haze on the meadow, folks – chicks and ducks and geese better scurry – this sparkling gem of show hits the stage on July 7!

Michele Colley (Spamalot, Pirates of Penzance) directs and choreographs, and newcomer to the Center, Nhung Truong, is Musical Director. Designer Michael Ernst and Lighting Magician Greg Hamm will take you to Oklahoma Territory in 1906 and immerse you in a cornfield. Huge cast, beautiful dance, gorgeous costumes, and you already know all the songs. Don’t miss CCftA’s exuberant spin on the most classic of the classics – Ooooooooooklahoma this summer – oh, what a beautiful mornin’, indeed.

Rodgers & Hammerstein’s

OKLAHOMA! July 7-31

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Article by Christine Rathbun Ernst

Join Us at the Best Party of the Summer!

Tuesday, July 12th, 2016

Entertainment Tonight! Cotuit Center for the Arts’ thoroughly fun and entertaining annual fundraiser.

Indulge in gourmet hors d’eouvres, bid in the silent and live auctions, and dance the night away with The Rip It Ups. Help us top our fundraising goal to keep high-quality arts programming right here in our community.

Here’s what in store for this year’s party: • The “best of” the Center’s 2015/2016 musical season • VIP Lounge – champagne and oyster bar • Silent and live auctions with more than 50 items to help you fulfill what’s on YOUR Bucket List • Gourmet hors d’oeuvres • Exclusive seating and special “perks” available • Dancing with the Rip It Ups • And a whole lot more!

Support YOUR arts community by purchasing tickets to Entertainment Tonight! by calling 508-428-0669 or through our website at www.ArtsOnTheCape.org

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Photos from Entertainment Tonight! 2015

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2016 CONCERTS Special EvenTS CERISE AND FRIENDS: A TRIBUTE TO BLACK JAZZ ARTISTS January 15 Cotuit on the Road: Dinner concert at The Dan’l Webster Inn.

CAPE COD CABARET FEST: NEW VOICES March 25 & 26 Two spectacular nights of Cabaret, Cotuit style!

Presented by Tedi Marsh.

THE BRUCE MARSHALL GROUP January 30

THE BEAT GOES ON February 5

SIT-A-WHILE WITH KAMI LYLE February 6

Bruce returns to rock the Center, with special guests Britt Connors and Bourbon Renewal.

Great songs of the 60s.

Cotuit on the Road: Dinner concert at The Dan’l Webster Inn.

With special guests John Sebastian and Joey Spampinato.

THE PERCUSSION PLUS PROJECT April 27

PAUL MASCOTT: PACKETS April 30

3RD KENTUCKY DERBY GALA May 7

Amy Lynn Barber and guest artists showcase percussion-based music.

Public recording session of experimental music and sound to accompany Mascott’s art exhibt.

Enjoy a mint julep while adjusting your hat before placing your bid on the big race at this special CCftA fundraiser.

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photobybyAlan AlanTrugman Trugman photo

STRAIGHT FROM THE HEART: ANTHONY TEIXEIRA AND FRIENDS February 12-14 Cotuit favorite Anthony and his friends singing their way into your hearts.

LOVE IS BLIND: A TRIBUTE TO AMY WINEHOUSE May 12-14 Featuring Emily Wade Adams. Cotuit on the Road at The Spire Center for the Performing Arts, and Wellfleet Preservation Hall.

WINTER MAGIC: MAGIC, MYSTERY, AND FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY February 16-17

SIT-A-WHILE WITH KAMI LYLE February 27 With special guest Steve Earl.

School vacation magic show from Rich Archer and Company.

BOB DYLAN BIRTHDAY TRIBUTE CONCERT May 14 6th annual celebration presented by The Third Fret.

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16TH ANNUAL POETRY, MUSIC & CHILI FEST March 5 Sate your belly and fill your senses with great chili and cornbread, terrific local poets, and more.

GREG ABATE May 24

STRETCH/HOOK May 28

Jazz concert with a multi-saxophone master. A prime example of the ‘rear back and blow’ school of contemporary bopbased players.

Live performance integrating dance, sculptural installation, and music into what promises to be a provocative and electrifying experience.

With DeAnna Pellecchia, John Cira, & Kenny Werner.

2016 CONCERTS Special EvenTS 57 HEAVY PRESENTS BREATHE June 3-4

ALL WORN OUT JUG BAND BRUNCH June 5

MEMBERS/ DONORS SUMMER SOCIAL June 25

Pink Floyd’s Animals & Dark Side of the Moon in concert.

Concert and potluck brunch with the All Worn Out Jug Band.

A summer afternoon of fun for our CCftA members and donors.

TEDI MARSH SINGS MICHEL LEGRAND August 6

JASON SPOONER BAND August 7

THE BRAZEN BELLES August 10-13

WMVY and CCftA join together for a very special fundraising concert to benefit both organizations.

Amazing music, great food, good cause.

Don’t miss it.

The Belles are back, with their special brand of sultry sass!

The one and only Tedi Marsh will be joined by the incomparable Fabiano De Castro for one of the most anticipated concerts of our season.

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ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT! July 12 The Center’s annual fundraiser – great food, great entertainment, and more!

WHAT THE WORLD NEEDS NOW August 11 A tribute to Burt Bacharach. Cotuit on the Road: Dinner concert at Willowbend Country Club.

photo by Rodney Lewis

MEETINGHOUSE CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL July 17 Experience the delight of hearing exquisite instrumental nuance in ensemble.

PROVINCETOWN JAZZ FESTIVAL August 15 Swing to some of the hottest jazz on the East Coast. Featuring Evan Christopher & Nicki Parrott.

HOT FLASH LAUGHS July 27

CAPE COD CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL August 2, 9, 16

Ladies night!

An evening of comedy with Nancy Witter.

Three weeks of exceptional music by exceptional artists.

AN EVENING WITH PATTY LARKIN, THE PARKINGTON SISTERS, AND JORDAN RENZI August 19

SARAH SWAIN AND THE OH BOYS’ ROCKABILLY DANCE PARTY August 20

An evening of folk music and huge talent.

Full bar, amazing music, big dance floor.

Summer’s not over yet!

Come party with us!

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KATHY MATTEA August 3 “Acoustic Living Room” Share an intimate evening with Grammy and Academy of Country Music award winning superstar Kathy Mattea.

SQUARE DANCE August 21 More details coming soon... but we can promise it will be fun!

2016 CONCERTS Special EvenTS SUEDE IN CONCERT August 26 longtime Cape Cod favorite smooth crooner Suede joins us for ONE NIGHT ONLY

CAPE COD DANCE EXPO October 15 Pamela Wills brings together dancers of all methods from across the Cape under one roof to strut their stuff and show off their skills!

PHOEBE CARRAI & PETER SYKES IN CONCERT September 3

ANNUAL MEMBER TALENT SHOW September 9

4TH ANNUAL AMERICANA HOOTENANNY September 10

World class cello and harpsichord, in our intimate gallery setting.

Come see our members perform on the Center stage.

Contemporary music that incorporates elements of country, roots-rock, folk, bluegrass, R & B, and blues.

5TH ANNUAL UKULELE CELEBRATION October 16

CAPE COD CAN! October 21-23

16TH ANNUAL ART & SOULS MASQUERADE BALL October 29

A new theatrical/musical performance, presented

by Cape Cod CAN!, theater by artists with disabilities.

Come and join the Uke-A-Long!

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Featuring great music, bone-chilling refreshments, and costume prizes.

photo by Jennifer Lynch

BEST OF THE WOODS HOLE FILM FESTIVAL September 11, 18, 25

RHYTHM FUTURE QUARTET September 16

Best of the Fest!

Screenings of work from New England-based independent filmmakers.

These four young jazz virtuosos will blow your mind.

SESSION AMERICANA CONCERT November 5 Live acoustic concert with a fantastic Americana/Folk band from Boston.

2ND ANNUAL BRAZILIAN CULTURAL FESTIVAL September 17

RYAN CASEY: AN EVENING OF TAP DANCE October 14

Come celebrate the sounds and culture of Brazil at this lively event.

An evening of tap dance with Ryan Casey -bursting with energy and talent.

MEMBER ART & CRAFT SHOW December 3

ANNUAL HOLIDAY SING ALONG December 21

THE RIP-IT-UPS IN CONCERT December 30

Featuring local member artisans. Plan to come and do your holiday shopping.

Join Executive Director David Kuehn at the piano for some wine and holiday cheer.

A rockin’ way to end the year! Join us for this dance party with one of the best bands on the Cape.

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2016 CONCERTS Special EvenTS HAPPY HOUR WITH CELESTE HOWE & MALCOLM GRANGER

This Summer July 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Aug 5, 12; Sept 2, 9 Happy Hour* is here! Cape Cod favorites Celeste Howe and Malcolm Granger lead a musical tribute to some of the most popular songs of the last 50 years at the Cotuit Center for the Arts indoor / outdoor café. Meet and greet with friends and family…

Relax and unwind, grab a cold drink and celebrate the start of the weekend – or the start of your vacation! * The “Happy” in our happy hour is all about the music and the socialization. “Happy Hour with Celeste Howe” is a performance program of Cotuit Center for the Arts. Per MA state laws, no liquor will be given away, included with the price of admission, or discounted.

ONGOING EVENTS WINE AND MUSIC WEDNESDAY 3rd Wednesday of every month Enjoy wine, live music, great art, and scintillating conversation.

SALON OF SHORTS 3rd Wednesday of every month Open mic series of poetry, story, essay, song, performance art, dance, improv, and stand-up.

YOGA Every Saturday and Sunday morning Stretch with Michele Colley on Saturdays and Virginia Hoeck on Sundays.

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DRUMMING CIRCLE 1st Tuesday of every month Group drumming led by Sam Holmstock of Entrain.

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Attention Members and Donors – a special event just for you!

Save the date! Mark your calendars! Alert the media! Begin your happy dance!

Cotuit Center for the Arts’ annual Member & Donor Summer Social will take place on Saturday, June 25, 2016, 2:00pm to 5:00pm.

It’s hard to believe that in just three years I’ve seen our membership grow from 754 to 1,330 members, a 77% increase! And many of you are also donors, for which we are extra grateful. Well, I take back that “hard to believe” part. By now you know that Cotuit Center for the Arts isn’t so secret anymore, to say the least, which in large part is because of you, the heart of our Welcoming Hub! Please join us for our annual Summer Social – food, music, and activities for the whole family! We love to celebrate our members and donors, and recognize and thank you for being part of our family! We can’t do it at Cotuit without you.

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Do you enjoy: Socializing?

Your friends at the Center?

Art demonstrations and activities?

Music? Ice cream? Popcorn? Beverages? Free stuff?

Surprise entertainment tidbit to round out the day’s festivities?

All of the above?

Says Executive Director, David Kuehn: “The Summer Social has quickly become one of my favorite events of the year. It’s a great opportunity to say thank you to our members and donors and to feature elements of everything we do here – performance, education, visual art and so on. It’s become our version of a summer family reunion.”

Please plan on joining us and see what the hubbub is all about! Don’t stay at home and pooh-pooh it! Do it. At Cotuit!

Watch for an e-mail invitation as we approach the date.

Member and Donor Summer Social Saturday, June 25, 2:00-5:00PM

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2016 SUMMER EDUCATION Start date

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Cape Cod Drum Circle with Sam Holmstock

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Ballet Barre with Susan Friedman

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Creative Movement for Toddlers with Lori Dutra YOUTH

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Introduction to Ukulele with Steve Gregory

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Intermediate Ukulele with Steve Gregory

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Ballet Barre with Susan Friedman

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Rising Stars Show Choir with Norma Atwood YOUTH

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Intermediate Adult Tap with Susan Friedman

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Flowing Watercolors with Rosalie McCarthy

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Figure Drawing with Jackie Reeves

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Creative Movement for Toddlers with Miss Lori Dutra YOUTH

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Cape Cod Drum Circle with Sam Holmstock

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Ballet Barre with Susan Friedman

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The Expressive Landscape in Pastel with Ed Chesnovitch

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Plein-Air Painting with Doris Rice

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Cape Cod Drum Circle with Sam Holmstock

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Creative Movement for Toddlers with Lori Dutra YOUTH

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Musical Theatre Dance Workshop with Michele Colley and Kris Hill YOUTH

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Magic Class- Abacadabra! with Rich Archer YOUTH

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Cartoon Crazy with Terry Kole YOUTH

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Summer Art: Elements with David Sigel and Hilary Hutchison YOUTH

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Young Artists with Karen Maker YOUTH

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Watercolor Painting with Rosalie McCarthy

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Acrylics Painting with Rosalie McCarthy

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Summer Art: Forms in Motion, Session 2 with David Sigel and Hilary Hutchison YOUTH

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Summer Art: Adults with David Sigel and Hilary Hutchison

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Education Education SpotlightSpotlight A Total Performance Approach for Youth on Stage Kids, come down to The Center and sing! One of the new offerings at Cotuit’s Art School this spring is a class called Rising Star Singers Show Choir. Under the direction of Norma Atwood, students ranging in age from 8 to 16 learn to develop and coordinate the full range of their performance skills, including, voice, dance, and stage presence. As part of a performance choir, they are then able to apply these skills to musical theater performances going forward, beginning with a performance this July at Entertainment Tonight (ET).

The concept of Performance Choir has been a hallmark of Norma Atwood’s career over her many years as both a performer and a teacher.

When she was only eight years old, she was accepted into the New England Conservatory of Music’s special Youth Program for Voice training, an activity she continued throughout her high school years. It was there she first saw that the strict limitations placed on voice students did not allow them to expand their skills beyond voice to a full performance level.

After completing degrees in Theatre Arts and Music from Northeastern, and graduate work in Music Education from Akron University and U. of Alabama, Norma not only became a stage performer herself but also began to develop education programs to help students develop into “triple threat” performers of voice, dance, and acting. Her classes began in Michigan, focusing on younger kids, who were most receptive to learning this approach.

Through a combination of classroom study and actual appearances at a number of different venues, these students developed into outstanding performers. In 2000, the group was invited to perform at Lincoln Center in New York. In addition, several individuals have made their way

onto Broadway, including roles in major productions like Chicago. One student from the Michigan class, Iain Young, is currently appearing in the national touring company of Newsies.

When Norma’s family moved to New England, she sought out opportunities to participate in the wealth of the Cape-based arts. Beginning with roles at the Academy of Performing Arts in Orleans and Eventide Arts in Dennis, Norma eventually called upon her teaching skills to become the Performance Director for Cape Cod CAN (Collaborative Arts Network), working with the special needs community. With that organization’s outstanding performance of Scary Gary at Cotuit last year, CCftA had the very good fortune of having Norma become a part of the team. She has since served as Music Director for Annie, Pirates of Penzance, and The Greatest Christmas Pageant Ever.

Most important, Norma Atwood has brought her outstanding and successful performance choir approach to the Cotuit Art School for local youth to experience. This new class represents another expansion of our Art School offerings to a wider population here on the Cape. It also gives these students the tools to participate in many more theater productions here at Cotuit as well as at other venues. We will look forward to the initial results at the ET Gala in July and hope that someday soon CCftA may even have alumni appearing on Broadway!

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“Painting for me is an adventure,” said Carol White Odell. “I work improvisationally, starting with a germ of an idea, a tiny sketch, and may veer far from it, working out the color and detail as I go along.”

John Howell White is interested in painting as a contemplative practice.

“Hopefully,” he said, “these images provide viewers a space to fall into and, after that descent, to return to their reconsidered lives.”

Sculptor Tom Odell gains satisfaction from improvisation, conceiving and making things. “You make something to learn something. You make the thing that will teach you what you want to learn,” he said.

These three artists are on view together in the Gallery from June 4 to July 17, in the exhibit Related Visions – a title that refers not only to their work, but to their relationships: Carol and Tom are husband and wife, and John is Carol’s brother. John is a colorist who creates pattern-oriented nonrepresentational art in oils, acrylics, watercolor, and other media. He chairs the art education department at Kutztown University and is the author of Experience Painting.

John has summered on the Cape for many years.

Carol and Tom, who have been married for over 40 years, met at an art exhibition. In 1975, they opened the Odell Studio Gallery in Chatham. “We both like to create problems in our work and then resolve them,” said Carol.

Carol’s oil paintings create a “certain harmony of disparate elements.” She often uses horizontal lines in her paintings, which the eye instinctively reads as landscape. For Carol, though, the horizontal line “keeps us even, keeps us still” amid the chaos of the painting, and of life.

Tom’s metal sculptures are calm and soothing. He selects metals for their intrinsic colors and combines them, using color, texture, and form to express harmony, rhythm, and dynamic balance.

Though each has a distinctive vision, they do have much in common – all are dedicated to non-objective art – art that is totally invented, not related to anything from the natural world. All view art as a contemplative, meditative process, both for the artist and for the viewer.

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Our Members Center Circle Anonymous Suzanne Greenberg Shirley and Ian Nisbet Richard Garceau and Thomas Nortz Sarah Adams and Jack Carney Paul Grover Sharon and Ronald Nunes Anne and Peter Aitken Melissa and Spencer Hallett Kathie and Paul Nutting Danette and Silas Atsalis Susan and Richard Hamilton Tara O’Keefe Helen and John Barnes Sharon Hawkins and Dr. Allen J. White and Achilles Papavasiliou Annie and Sam Bartol Sheila and John Hicinbothem Cindy and Kempton Parker Polly and Bruce Behrens Rosalind and Herbert Hill John Peacock Jayne and Harvey Beker Jo-Anne and Richard Hoad Gloria and Roger Plourde Joan Bentinck-Smith Virginia and James Hoeck Elizabeth Pohl and Robert Ehlers Isabel and John Biasotti Anne and James Hurley Melanie Powers and Rick Presbrey Nancy and Jeffrey Bilezikian Millie and Frank Iarossi Area and Michael Princi Kathleen and Tom Bogan Molly Johnston Gretchen Reilly Lise and Robert Bourque Barbara W. Jones Sara and Neil Ringler Kajsa and Joshua Brimdyr Linda Calmes Jones and Molly Johnston Darby Rioux and Mary Bianchini Jo and Arthur Brisbane Mary Ann and Charles Jurkiewicz Gail and Burt Sack Marge Brogan and Donna-Lee McMullen Billie and David Kapp Aimee Salyapongse Jamie and Stephen Brown Paula and James Keating Lillian Sandler Paula Schnepp and Robert Bucchianeri Devonia and Joe Keller William Shultz Maureen and Joseph Carrita Marilyn and Matthew Klompus Susan Sciarrillo Susan Cartland-Bode and Hank Bode Alexis and Josh Kouri Betsy Minot Siggins and Hugh McGraw Russell Cazeault Alan Trugman and David Kuehn Leslie and Graham Silliman Tara Galvin and John Clark Michelle and Mark Law Pat and Dale Silva Sandy and Rik Clark Cheryl and George Lilly Tedi Marsh and George Silva Geoff Connor and Bob Carina Wendy Littleton-Kozma Julie and Terry Smily Annie and Mark Cool and Robert Littleton Juliane Soprano and Jesse Mahan Sheila and Cormac Coyle Caroline and James Lloyd Tonya and Gary Souza Sidney and Egil Croff Kathryn and Carl Lopes Sheldon Stewart William Cutcliffe Sheri Magnacca Elinor Svenson and Mark Klempner Cindy and David Der Hagopian Cassie and John Maher Lois Taylor and Warren Field Marisa Picone-Devine and Dennis Devine Beth and Todd Marcus Ken Tebbetts Patricia and Joseph DiBenedetto Natalie Mariano and Shelley Fenily Rev. Ronald A. Tosti Louise and Lou Dimeo Lynne Marshall and Bruce Allen Barbara Trainor-Tessier & William Tessier, Jr. Anne and John Doyle Kara McCabe and Andrew Leblanc Carol and Robert Trow Gail and Michael Dunford Jacquie and Richard McAllister Rosemarie Resnik and Andrius Uzpurvis Dana and Brian Dunn Jo Ann and William McCormack Margaret and Harry Van Sciver Jim and Brenda Fallon Joan McDonald Jane Walsh and John Greene Gerry Fernandez Judith Mcgrath and Jeanne Stack Michael P. Walsh Anita MacKinnon and Waldo Fielding Marjorie and John McGraw Margeaux and Eric Weber Susan Andersen and William Fleming Melissa and David McGraw Linda Whitcomb Robert Freedman Haley and Jared McMurray Donna and Bob Willcutts Dorothy and Ted Williams Alice and John Galick Denise and Louis McNeil Felicity and Donn Winner Gary Galovic Karen and Donald Megathlin Dan Wolf Judith and Dom Gautrau Deborah Paul-Meyers and Thomas Meyers Janet and Mark Wright Kristin Gerlach and Kent Beverage Sharon Parkins and John Miller Elizabeth R. Young Theresa and Stanley Goldstein Eileen and Dana Miskell and Calvin A. Gudmundson Frances Gonzales Jill and Charles Mitchell Jerold and Abbe Young Margot and C. Stewart Goodwin Patricia and Lynn Mormann Linda and Bill Zammer Mary Goodwin Curtis Newcomer and Duke Bates

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Dual Nancy Dube and Bill Abbott Joyce and Walter Abbott Adell and Samuel Abbott Lenore Abelson Mara and James Adams Jeanne and Levi Adams Sheila and Howard Agranat Wendy and John Agricola Judy and William Alden Carolyn Andersen and Chris Jacobson Jeanne Camin and James Anderson Ellen and Richard Armstrong Mary and Andrew Arnault Kathy and William Aspden Donna and Michael Aucoin Rachel Avenia and Robert Prol Kim Baker and Rev. Betsy Garland Susan and Lary Ball Pat and Frank Barnhart Mary and Richard Barry Maria Batilo Deborah Battles Wendy Beaulieu and Steve Savarese Elizabeth and Greg Beckel Marlene and George Belfort Anne Belson-Hevner and Thomas Hevner Susan and Barry Benjamin Katrine Biddle and Frank Mann Sonja Bieg Marie and Larry Bigelow Kathy and Travis Bird Sarah Bird and Jill Bourgeois Jewel and Barry Blake Karen and Randall Block

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Anne Christopulos and Corey Perks Nancy and John Cleary K. Bonnie Barrett and Robert Clever Mary and John A. Cloud Marilyn and Kenneth Cloud Arlene and Steven Cohen Madeline and Robert Cohen Mary Gay and Edwin James Cole Samantha Welch and Stephen Colella Drew Colella Lisa and Mike Colgan Ruth Condon Price and Lyttleton Price Linda and Peter Connell Lee Connolly-Weill and Norm Weill Nancy and Robert Coon Jane and Dan Coyne Karen and Leslie Cozza Linda and Michael Creedon Pauline and Richard Crispi Lucy and William Cromwell Cynthia and Stanley Cronig Lois and Gregory Cronin Elaine and Alvin Crowell Kimberly and David Crowther Ellen and John Culver Jennifer and John Cummings Susan and Robert Curran Cheryle and Robert Curry Sara and Robert Cushing Shawn and Frank Dahlstrom James Dalglish and Robert Phelps Ashley and Jason Dalrymple Susan and John Dalterio Tere and Scott D’Amato

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Lorraine and Henry Jablecki Tracy Tebbutt and Andrew Jablon Denise and Allan Jacobson Peggy and Wayne Jaedtke Sharon and Frederick Johanson Judy and Tim Johnson Richard T. Johnson Martha and Bruce Johnson Patrick Kane Karen Chaimers and Walter Kaplan Christa and Bob Kaufman Pat and Cal Kebhart Deborah and Richard Kenney Mary Chris Kenney and Ken Chisholm Katherine King and Gary Forrister Karen King-Watt and J. Brooks Kathleen and John Kinton Patricia Kirker Janet and Rolf Kluever Ann-Marie and Anthony Kopaczewski Ruth Weil and Thomas Kosman Mary and Steve Kozlowski Debra and James Krasnow Georgia and Steve Kreth Kate Kruschwitz Marie and Paul LaBadie Tracy and Eric LaBonte Sandra and Michael Lahart Inta and Peter Laird Nancy and David Lance Carol and John Lannon Gloria and Arthur Lash Ann and Richard Leahy Sandra and Joseph LeBlanc Donald and Nancy Lee Bill and Deb Levy Ruthe and Barry Lew Wayne Lewis Josephine and Thomas Licursi Carol Schafer and Deb Lindstrom Kate Linehan and Tom Evans Irene and Richard Lizotte Lallie Lloyd and David Miller Irene Checkovich and Leonard Long Christina and Michael Lorenz Kathleen and Arnold Low Carol and James Lucas Marie Lucking and Robert Vesprini Jane and William Lundquist Jennifer and Thomas Lynch Joan and Jack Lynch Karen and Greg MacEachern Cynthia and Andrew Maffei Mary Dana Gershanoff and James Maguire Robin Maguire and David Phillips Priscilla and William Maher Michelle and Kevin Maher

John and Joyann Makarewicz Gerald and Sharon Malkin Antoinette and LeRoy Malouf Elizabeth Mangan and Robert Holbrook Karen and Richard Marciante Sheila and Joseph Marcus Joan and John Marland Ruth and Arnold Mason Susan and Emanuel Mason Sarah Mayo Joanne and Gregory Mazar Paul Mazzeo Dianne and Sean McCahill Mig and Roger McCarthy Suzanne McCluskey Eileen and Alice McDonald James McGuire Tanya White and Robert McIntire Susan and John McLean Carol and Mickey McManus Susan Camerlengo-McMurray and Robert McMurray Thelma and Stephen Mellin Donald and Rosemarie Merino Amy and Robert Mesirow Karen and Robert Meyer Merylyn and Roger Mezitt Jane and Robert Miceli Maura Millbern and Jason Santos Barbara and Wayne Miller Patrick Minihan Olga and Peter Mitchell Kim and Rob Moberg Mary and Doug Moquin Susan and Peter Morgan Jeanne Morrison Patricia and Nicholas Mosca Janni Moselsky-Hansen and Jeff Hansen Marcia and Charles Moser Karen Moynihan and Kathleen Harland Ken and Donna Mudie Pia and Winthrop Munro Candice Murphy Gloria and Bruce Murphy Linda Thebeau and Diana Musto Arlene Myers and Jack Alexander Saleh and Rhona Nabi Renee Nadel and Harry Dubow Lisa and Michael Nagel Prudence Nann-Holmes and Claudia Parker Gretchen and Robert Naylor Jeanne and Richard Neal Joyce and Clark Neill Pauline and Brian Neves Margo Newcombe and Rosemary Roberts Peggy and George Newton Kimberly Amaral and James Newton

Rosemary Nicholls and Susan Warner Mark Nickels and Mark Brennan Lucy and Stephen Nickerson Anne and David Nisula Georgia Nolan and Bruce Gardner Kathleen Casey and Thomas Noonan Deborah and Brandon Nordin Janice Norton and Robert Gurkin Michael and Jennifer Nugnes Pam and Chris O’Brien Leslie O’Brien and John Antonangeli Patricia O’Brien Eileen and Kevin O’Brien Catherine Ode and Jud Cutting Carol and Tom Odell Frank and Roberta Okrasinski Tobey and Mark Olken Tracy Anderson and William O’Neill Helen Mary and Peter Owens Robert Padgett Judith and William Page Paul and Jamie Palmer Thomas Lorraine and Peter Pandolfino Debra Pane and James McEvoy Bobbie and Stephen Paradise Sue and Paul Parece Rita Parisi and John Foley Florrie and Brad Parker Gretchen and Peter Partridge Kathleen and Richard Patton Katherine and John Paul Gil Paulin Scott and Amy Peacock Felicia Penn and Joseph Hoffman Sean and Ashley Persico Alisa and George Petersen Arlene and Mike Petrunich Carl Phillips Dolores and Tom Pilitz Robert and Elena Pine Catherine and Anthony Pirri Grace and Mario Polizzotti Pam and Chris Polloni Seamus and Marjorie Pomeroy Kelly Kate and John Ponte Colleen and Timothy Potter Rita and Ralph Pottle Theresa and William Poule Esther Ann Price and Michael Dudash Mary and Michael Principe Florence M. Pritchard Patricia and Paul Pronovost Marilyn and Richard Provencher Anne and Steven Puchkoff Brett and Mary Beth Quinn Denise and Peter Randall Eileen and Joseph Reardon Susan Rego

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Margaret and James Reiffarth Jill Reifschneider and Michael Martin Dana and Robert Rice Jane Galvine and David Rickel Nancy and Ken Ridley Lin Grace Rohr and Scott Ritchie Jay and Melody Ritt James B. Robertson Susan and Arnold Rosenberg Martha and John Ross Phyllis and George Ross Marilyn and Glenn Rowland Susan Limoncelli and Albert Russo Susan and Jeffery Rutchik Judith and Gary Salter Susan Sard-White and Robert Tierney Mary and Matthew Sautner Judy and Thomas Sbarra Laura and Michael Scanlon Gail and Paul Scannell Judy and Peter Scarafile Marianna and John Scarpellini Kathleen Schade and Mary Kay Cordill Calla Jean Schaefer and Douglas Adams Claude and Susan Schievella Edna-mae and Albert Schneider Denise and James Schneider Linda Scott and Ken Alsman Kendra Smith and Thomas J. Seguin Kathleen and Michael Shaffer Amy Sharpe and George Slade Peggy and Kirk Shaw Kate Sheehan Lisa and Richard Sheehy Jill Ridgway and James Shillinglaw Libby and Rich Signell Lorraine and John Silva Carrie Wilkins and Chad Simmons Susan Simon and Terence Moran Gayle Simundza and J. Thomas Kirkman Linda and Bob Sinuc Rosalie and Harvey Slansky Sandy and Joseph Slotnik Valerie Small and Linda Dolan Terry and Ralph Sneep Audrey Snyder Robert and Doreen Soffer Carolyn and Leonard Solomon Bruce Soule Marleen Spengler and Marvin Liberman Susan and Gerald Stanney Idell and Stephen Stein Stephanie and William Stendardo Jayne Iafrate and Barbara Stephens Jeanette Stevenson Kathleen Sullivan Joan Sully and Dina Sousa Mindy and Joe Sultaire

Our Members Dual (cont.)

Elizabeth Hill and George Suokko Sharon and Bruce Taylor Marie Taylor and Richard Tenecyk Laura and Ed Thompson Carol and David Thompson Maeve and Peter Thurston Louise and Merideth Toler Jeff and Julie Tomchik Debra Babcock and Richard Track Moira and Frank Trubiano Marcie and Hardie Truesdale Deborah Tucker Sheryl Valentine and Cynthia O’Brien Susan Van Tol and Mel Gauley Beth Verani and Kenneth McCarthy Karen Magda and Karen Vetrano

James Visbeck and Harold Holt Sue and Kenneth Wadoski Lynn and Bruce Wallin Dianne and Michael Walsh Maggie and Bill Walsh Hana and James Walsh Deidre and Allen Waxman Nancy Weeks and Sophie Ward Marlene and Richard Weir Amy Heller and Bart Weisman Suzanne Weiss-Pond and Robert Pond Kathleen Welcome and Patricia Dunlavey Charlotte and Henry Werrick Bette and Peter West Serena and Edmund Whelan Nancy and Craig Whiteley

Kimberly and Douglas Whittemore Kim and Bruce Williams Leigh Hale and Toby Wilson Aurora and Frank Winters Julia and Rex Withers Gail and John Wood Mary Elena and James Worthington Jay and Jean Wright Iris Yob and Estelle Jorgensen Patricia and John York Karen and Albert Young Sue and Steve Zafarana Ina and Bob Zibbell Lesley and Theodore Zicko

Individual Pam Abrams-Warnick Martha Adams Shirley Agnew Bonnie Alcott Patricia Almeida Leora Amir Carole Amore Maruyann Anagnos Mitzi Anderson Kara Anderson Carol Anderson Susan Andrews Kate Armstrong Paulette Armstrong Christianne Arnold Judith Askew Norma Atwood Reed Baer Joan Ellen Bailey Lorraine Baker Patti Baker Laura Balboni Carol Baldwin Kristin Baljon Mary Ball Jean Banker Patricia Barrett Thomas Barrett Debbie Barrette Lee Barrington Melanie Barron Terri Barron Susan Baur Janet Beal Edmund Beard Brenda Bechtel

Natalie Becker Mara Beliveau Marlene Bell Elaine Bello Donna Bender J. Dixon Bergman Rita Berkowitz Susan Berlin Mary Bernardo Kim Berner Anne Marie Berry Dianne Beuke Ellen Binda Robin Blakeman Sally Blanton Carole Bloom Fred Boak Maryjo Boden Florence Bodnar Mary Bonacker Wendy Bone Kathleen Boudreau June Bowser-Barrett Susan Boynton Carmen Branson Karen Breen Lisa Brennan Constance Brereton Frances Brew Rima Brickus Barbara Brink Diane Brooke Karen Brown Sarah Brown Barbara Buchenan Cynthia Buck

Phyllis Buell Nancy Burden Joanne Burk Judith Burnett Joanne Burton Rita M. Busch Diane Cannistraro Dottie Cannon Thomas Capizzi Ann Caplicki Frances Carignan Virginia Carothers Juanita Cassata Mary K. Cassidy Donna Cavanaugh Linda Chessman Nancy Church Susan Ciampa Janet Cincotta Stella Citrano Martin Clayman Dorothy Cloherty Karen Clougherty David Coe Naomi Cohan Mary E. Collins Paula Comerford Maureen Condon Jeanne Connolly Lynne Conroy Rosalyn Conway Antonia and William Cook John Cook Elizabeth P. Cook Perry Coppola Felice Coral

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Ann Corbett Bonnie Corliss Louann Corrado Jacqueline Corso Albert and Katerina Cote Mary Louise Cotter Faith Coulter Ruth Craffey Margie Craven Joye Creedon Kathy Creedon Larry Cron Nancy Crosby Kelly Crosby Betsy Cross Mary Crothers Tom Crutchfield Cynthia Cruz Barry Cuiffo Lucille Cundiff Darrylle Curran Karlyn Curran Mark Curtice Janet Curtis Estelle Cushner Lisa Daigle Patricia Daley Inga Dankers Claude Danner Martha Darman Karen Darrah Cynthia Dauphin Linda Davidson Amy Davis Nancy Davison Jackie Deruyter

Denise Dever Lorri Devlin Freda Diamond Barbara DiMarzo Grace DiMauro Andrew Dolan Muriel Donovan Silvia DosSantos Patricia Dottore David Doyle Kevin Doyle Carolyn Dragon Scott Dravis Lee Drescher Michael Dresser Malcolm Dunkley Rita Dussault Joyce Dwyer James Eastman Daria Eckert Lillian Edmonds Marilyn Efron Sally Elam Frances Elliott David Ellis Bette F. Elovitz Bernadette Ericson Dorothy Faberman Antoinette Fallon MarySusan Farmer Florence Farrar William Farrell Monica Fasano Louise Faucher Richard Favor Helen Feher Kristin Fehlau Carolyn Ferrell Tracy Files Paula Finkle Carol Fitzsimons Jane Flacks Susan Fletcher Alexandra Floren Deanie Flynn Jacqueline Foley Barbara Ford Doyle Louise and Edmund Foster Elinor Freedman Hope Freeman Judi Friedberg Aaron Fritzinger Beverly Bridgewater Fuller John Funkhouser Sylvia Furash Sheila Furtado Sarabeth Gall Richard Gallagher

Marilyn Gallagher Christine Gamp Richard Gannon James Garb Sandra Gardner Ellen Garnick Anne Garvey David Garvin Barbara Gaughan Joan Gilbreth Mary Gladstone Karen Goershel Kirk Goetchius Cynthia Goldberg Beth Golden Laurie Goldman Barbara Goodale Thomas Goodfellow Monica Grace Malcolm Granger Lois Grebe Iris Greeley Joyce Groemmer Linell Grundman Ann Guiliani Karl Gustavsen Marie Hagenbuch Brenda Halfond Marjorie Hall Diane Hanna Lois Hardy Ellen Karel Harmansky June Harrington Cheryl Harrison Marjorie Harrison Daniel Hart Bonnie Hartley Katherine Hartley Marjorie Harvey Robert Hayden Jill Heine Kristen Heisler Stephen Hemberger Holly Hench Robyn Hennigan Mary Jo Heyl Kerry Heywood Joan Higgins Donna Hirshberg Sandra Hirst Maureen Hoey Thomas Hoke Maria Hollenberg Joanne Holmes Linda Holton Camille Holway Anne Howard Patricia Hurton

Jeffrey Hyman Leah Hyman Anne Ierardi Faith Ingalls James W. Irvine Michelle Itzkowitz Ann Jackson Jeanne Jackson Donna Jackson Kathryn Jacobsen Pam Jagla Laura Jett Mary Jevdet Susan Jilson Betsy Joseph John Kahwaty Dale Kapp Deb Kaufmann Janet Kearsley Debi Keller Janet Kelly Karen Kelly Suzanne Kennedy Jennifer Kent Kathleen Keough Linda King Ann King Ally Klinck Audrey Knight-McPartland Kathleen Koehler Linda Koehler John Krenik Barbara Kupfer Candace Laakso Peggy Lambert Louise Lane Diana Lannon Frances Lanzano Bonnie Lee Lapier Julie Lariviere Denise Larner Carolyn Larson Gloria Larsson Christine Laughead Susanne Laundry Randi Lebar Mary LeClair Nancy LeClair Mary G. Lemay Patricia Leonard Eleanor Letterie David Lewis Patricia Lewis Murphy Leslie Lichtenstein Paula Lichter Michelle Lifton Sue Lindholm Jeanne Lohnes

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Sheila Loring Nancy Lowery Joan Lucier Sallie Lyon Helen MacFarlane Maureen MacNeil Martha Magnuson Claudia Mahoney Karen Maker Tina Maloney June M. Manco Joanne P. Manning Timothy Mara Karen Maregni Bonnie Maresh Cheryl A. Margolis Helen Marks Laurence W. Marsh Marjorie Marshall Larry Marsland Mary Marsters Christine Martiny Barbara Masonis Anne Masquelier Heather Massey Alicia Mathewson Yukimi Matsumoto Donna Mattison-Earls William Maxwell Joanne mayne Thomas McCallum Rosalie McCarthy Bett McCarthy Deirdre McCarthy Bonnie McCormick Fred McCormick Marilyn McGill Martin McGovern Clare McGowan Scott McGraw Linda McHugh Dawn McKenzie Catherine McLellan Lisa McNeill Barbara McPhelim Karen McPherson Elaine R. Meredith Sharon Merton Stephanie Miele Wayne Miller Joanne Miller Nancy Minnigerode Myrna Mitchell KC Mitkevicius Jean Mojo Richard Molander Ken Molloy Dorothy Monroe

Our Members Individual (cont.)

Kimberly Monteiro Robin Moore Janet Moore Marian Morrison Roberta Morrissey Phyllis Morse Stephen Moss Marilyn Moynihan Sheila Mulcahy Diane Munsell Kathleen Murdock Kathryn Murphy Sheila F. Murphy Patricia Murphy Karen Nangle Sue Neff Sylvia Neighbors Kate Nelson Jean Neves Robert Newcomer Toni Newhall Arlene Newman Charles Nichols Jean Oakley Donna O’Connell-Gilmore Lynn O’Hara Robert N. Oldale Barbara O’Neill Bonnie O’Neill Laura Opie Carol-Jean O’Toole Patricia Otto Nicki Palmer Frank Papsadore Frances Parsons Stephen Patton Christine Pauk Richard Pawlak Jeffrey Peacock Gary Peigelbeck Christine Perrault Beaulah Perry Tracey Person Marjorie Petersen Lisa Peterson Cathy Peterson James Pettibone Robin Phelan Patricia Picard Helen Picard Rebecca Pierce

Lori Pilla Rosa Pimenta Karen Pinard Janet Pockwinse Yana Posovsky Monda S. S. Prior Mary Puzio Diane Quaid Adelaide M. Queeney Tasha Ramos Marcia J. Randall William Ray Lisa Raymond Gary Raymond Maxene Raymond Barbara Reed Herbert Rice Margret Richard Meredith Richter Karen Rinaldo Ann Ring Deborah Ripperger Jennifer Roberts Lorna Roderick Susan Rogers Albert J. Rooney Maureen Rounds Margaret Rowland Kim Rumberger Anne-Marie Runfola Kathleen Ryan Natalie Ryan Louise Sanford Alexandra Santilli Karen Santos Karen Scata Marlene Schaefer Pamela Schaefer Deanne Schaumburg Donna Scheer Deborah Schilling Diane Scott Karyl Scrivener Janice Scullin Frances Senner-Hurley Sally Serpico Eva Sgarzi Joanne Sharp Elaine Sharron Charles Sheehan Thelma Siegel

Aimee Silberman Ira Silverman Robert Simmons Marsha Slayton Cheryl Smith Laureen Smith Lisa Smither Claudia Smith-Jacobs Judith Souza Luise Speakman Diane Spencer Maureen Spinale Joanne Spurr Elaine St. George Leslie Stacks Cathy Staples Sherri Starr Deborah Stetson Margaret Stevens Barbara Stewart Nindy Stimpson Barbara E. Stone Kay Strakosch Cecilia and Paul Sullivan Barbara Sullivan Dolores Sullivan Joseph Sullivan Dorothy Supple Elaine Sweeney Cathy Swyers Dorene Sykes Kathleen Sylvester Shannon Sylvia Sara-Fay Tarlin Judith Taylor Maureen Tempesta Dick Terry Pat Thatcher Laura Thomson Kris Thoresen Leslyn A. Thorne Bonnie Thorpe Katie Thurston Claire M. Tompkins Mary Tor Katrina Toran Anne Torry-Ballou Erin Trainor Marsha Traub Judith Trebach Skip Treglia

Sandra Tripp Frances Turgeon Janice Urquhart Jayne Uyenoyama Murro Van Meter Joan A. Vaughn Janet Vera Thalia Verros Suzanne Veto Mary Jane Waite Carol Davis Waitzkin Jeanne Walker Stephanie Wall Gordon Walsh Phyllis Walsh Claudette Walworth Beth Warner M. Virginia Waterman-Casey Frank Webber Paula Webster Ellen Weinlich Susan Weliky Gay Wells Dianne Wells Susan Wheatley Theresa Whelan Barbara White Barbara E. White Ann White Joan White Betsy Whitters David Willard Patricia WillBanks John D. Williams Ann M. Williams David Williamson Holly Wilson Rebecca Wilson Rachel Wisentaner Jean Wishingstone Alice Wolfe Lauren Wolk Marcia Woods Carolyn Wurm Marsha Yalden Chris Young Rachel Youngling Joyce G. Zavorskas

This list includes members active as of March, 2016.

We apologize for any unintentional errors or omissions.

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Tributes In Memory of In Memory of Julia Amore Carole Amore

In Memory of Mary Ellen Hayden (cont.)

Olivia Miller Susan and Peter Morgan Deirdre and Barry Paster Robert Childs, Inc Marilyn Sachs Deborah Schilling Betsy Siggins Schmidt and Hugh McGraw Diann and Walter Silvia Judith Souza Charles Swartwood Katharine and Richard White Marilyn Wightman

In Memory of Chris Boselli PJ McKey In Memory of Mary O’Boyle Connor Geoff Connor and Bob Carina In Memory of Frances DeVasto Carolyn Markis John and Cynthia Lasker Karen and James MacPherson Catherine and John Reardon In Memory of Mary Ellen Hayden Toni Alexander Kate Armstrong Bennett Environmental Associates, Inc Lili Bohan and Susan Lekanides Joyce Bourgeois Frances and Thomas Brew Campbell, Peachey & Associates Anthony and Kathleen Capo Mary Carter Mike Chilinski Carolyn Coppe Peacock Margaret Crummey Alexandra Floren Edward Gargiulo Eileen and George Gillmore Antonia Gordon Linda and Dennis Graham International Association of Structural Movers Sally and Christopher Jackson William Kams Ilona Kelly Ken Kevorkian Linda Kipnes Dana Kirvy Ralph Knickerbocker Laura Lincoln Lorraine and Thomas Maffei Sharon Parkins and John Miller

In Memory of Joanne Hughes Kathleen and Michael Tucci In Memory of Francine Jardine Tracy Tellfesen and Robert Kempf In Memory of Lorraine Kubitz Tracy and Daniel Smith In Memory of Philip Pomeroy Patricia Pomeroy In Memory of Steven M. Pritchard Florence M. Pritchard In Memory of Ronald E. Reed Barbara Reed In Memory of Arthur Rutchik Pam Warnick In Memory of Richard Schaefer Marlene Schaefer In Memory of Esther Sefarian Candace Johansen Christine and Gilman Martiny Jeanne and Steven Prendergast Margeaux and Eric Weber Rachel Youngling In Memory of Helene Zimmerman Thalia Verros

In Honor of In Honor of Karlyn Curran and Robert Oldham Ellen Binda

In Honor of Jessica Poludin Thelma Siegel

In Honor of Arthur Harvey Diane Spencer

In Honor of Melanie Powers James Hinkle and Roy Hammer

In Honor of David Kuehn Ellen Karel Harmansky

In Honor of Bronwyn Prosser Ellen and Richard Armstrong

In Honor of Kathie Lynch-Nutting Jennifer and John Cummings Joyce and Tim Reardon

In Honor of Francine Tellefsen Tracy Tellefsen and Robert Kempf

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In Honor of John Trainor & Mary Tessier Barbara Trainor-Tessier and William Tessier, Jr.

Our Donors Thank you to those who have given donations in addition to their membership.

Benefactors Commonwealth Corporation

Virginia and James Hoeck

MassDevelopment Finance Agency

Visionaries Anonymous Cape Cod Foundation Devonia and Joe Keller

Melissa and David McGraw Spencer Hallett Plumbing & Heating* Lois Taylor and Warren Field

Patrons

Circle Surrogacy, LTD* Geoff Connor and Bob Carina Kristin Gerlach and Kent Beverage Paul Grover

Susan and Richard Hamilton Eileen and Dana Miskell The Golf Club of Cape Cod’S TGC Fund*

Partners Anchor Self Storage* K. Bonnie Barrett and Robert Clever Jayne and Harvey Beker Joan Bentinck-Smith Nancy and Jeffrey Bilezikian Karen Breen Cape Cod Five Cents Savings Bank Charitable Foundation Trust*

Cape Cod Package Store* Maureen and Joseph Carrita Coastal Irrigation* Annie and Mark Cool* Sheila and Cormac Coyle Barbara and Merrill Hosmer Mashpee Commons Limited Partnership* Patricia and Lynn Mormann

SmithPrint* South Shore Playhouse Associates, Inc. Sweet Grace Bakes* Dick Terry Sharon Hawkins and Dr. Allen J. White Donna and Bob Willcutts WOMR FM 92.1*

Sustainers Rosemarie Resnik and Andrius Uzpurvis, D.D.S* General Dentistry of Cape Cod PC* @DesignREMODEL* Barbara Brand-Saret and James Saret Joyce Ginouves Sarah Adams and Jack Carney Linda Scott and Ken Alsman IBM Matching Grants Program Arts Foundation Of Cape Cod Siena* John K. & Thirza F. Davenport Arts Foundation Lisa and Tom Bigony Susan and Robert Sigel JTEC Job Training and Employment Corp* Brazilian Grill* Betsy Siggins Schmidt and Hugh McGraw La Mer Concierge* Edward Breslow Leslie and Graham Silliman Tracy and Eric LaBonte Amy and Daniel Canaday Pat and Dale Silva Lighthouse Networks* Cape Air/Nantucket Airlines* Robert Simmons Bill Lynch Cape Cod Beer* Tonya and Gary Souza Lynne L. Marshall, DMD* Captain David Kelley House* Stewart Painting* Jo Ann and William McCormack Cavossa Disposal Corp.* Joan Sully and Dina Sousa Karen and Donald Megathlin Sandy and Rik Clark Target Corporation Sharon Parkins and John Miller Coastal Equipment Rentals, Inc.* The Gulmann Group, Merrill Lynch* Jill and Charles Mitchell Community Action Committee of Cape Cod The Lenore and Howard Klein Foundation, Inc Mollie Hirshberg Fund & Islands, Inc* Thirwood Place* Nisbet Family Foundation Cotuit Landscaping, Inc.* Sara and Tom Trigg Sharon and Ronald Nunes Lucy and William Cromwell David Kuehn and Alan Trugman Kathie and Paul Nutting William Cutcliffe Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Panda Painting* Sue and JH Davis Wicked Restaurant* Pizza Prima* Cynthia and David DerHagopian Elizabeth R. Young Gloria and Roger Plourde Waldo Fielding and Anita MacKinnon and Calvin A. Gudmundson Elizabeth Pohl and Robert Ehlers First Crush Winery* Melanie Powers and Rick Presbrey Alice and John Galick

This list includes donors between March 2015-March 2016.

We apologize for any unintentional omissions.

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Supporters Mara and James Adams Susan Andersen and William Fleming ArtsFalmouth Inc.* Helen and John Barnes Annie and Sam Bartol Jacalyn Barton and Vernon Grabel Lise and Robert Bourque* Robert Bowerman Group* Bradford’s Hardware* Bridge Creek Capital Management LLC* Susan Cartland-Bode and Hank Bode Chatham Jam & Jelly Shop* Colors of Cape Cod* Complete Payroll Solutions* Cool Gear International LLC* Joan and Daniel Costello Sidney and Egil Croff Louise and Lou Dimeo Robert Dorfman Mark Downey Anne and John Doyle Gail and Michael Dunford Eastern Bank* Epoch Senior Living* Barbara and Robert Eubanks Falmouth Podiatry*

Alexena and Robert Frazee Donna Friedman and Thomas Regan Judith and Dominick Gautrau Suzanne Greenberg Jane Walsh and John Greene Susan and Thomas Gustin Sharon Hawkins and Dr. Allen J. White Healthy Children Project, Inc.* Home Instead Senior Care Inc.* JoAnn Hughes and Charles Weiner Anne and James Hurley Hyannis Area Chamber Of Commerce J. Miller Pictureframer & Gallery* Kinlin Grover* Elizabeth and Richard Kniss Law Offices of Juliane Soprano* Kristen and Alan Lind Wendy Littleton-Kozma and Robert Littleton Kathryn and Carl Lopes Anita MacKinnon and Waldo Fielding Tedi Marsh and George Silva Christine and Gilman Martiny Mashpee Cultural Council Mashpee Family Medicine* Joan McDonald Denise and Louis McNeil

Leslie McVickar My Generation Energy* Nancy Partridge Pastel Painters Society Of Cape Cod Area and Michael Princi Marilyn and Richard Provencher Gretchen Reilly Jane Renzi* Sara and Neil Ringler* Deborah Schilling, Realtor* Seaport Village Realty* Julie and Terry Smily Juliane Soprano and Jesse Mahan Judith and Michael Thoyer Totally Mobile* Carol and Robert Trow Margaret and Harry Van Sciver Jane Walsh and John Greene Margeaux and Eric Weber Wendy’s of Cape Cod & the Islands* Linda Whitcomb Dorothy and Ted Williams Dan Wolf Woodruff ’s Art Center*

Contributors Anne and Peter Aitken Pat and Frank Barnhart Kathleen and Tom Bogan Cape Cod Auto Finance Susan Burke and Ralph Carlson Patricia and Joseph DiBenedetto Fran and Don Dillon Joan and Jack Driscoll Gerry Fernandez Frances Gonzales

Margaret and David Goulet Molly Johnston Linda Calmes Jones KAM Appliances Billie and David Kapp J. Brooks and Karen King-Watt Mid-Cape Cultural Council John Murray Richard Garceau and Thomas Nortz Felicia Penn and Joseph Hoffman

Jeanne and Levi Adams Leland and Marty Adams Sheila and Howard Agranat Judy and William Alden Toni Alexander Sondra Allen Carole Amore Andersen Household Mitzi Anderson Judy and Matt Andrews Luean Anthony Emil Armit Ellen and Richard Armstrong Kate Armstrong

Andrew & Mary Arnault Danette and Silas Atsalis Aubuchon Hardware Joan Ellen Bailey Karen and William Bailey Kim Baker and Rev. Betsy Garland Kristin Baljon Sue and Lary Ball Lee Barrington Mary and Richard Barry Kevin and Jane Barry Deborah Battles Donna and Gerald Bender Bennett Environmental Associates, Inc

Philbrook Engineering & Construction Sandwich Cultural Council Randy and Leo Schmid Mary and Edward Sholkovitz Rosalie and Harvey Slansky Barbara Sullivan Town of Dennis Barbara Trainor-Tessier and William Tessier, Jr. Annellen and Larry Zalis*

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David Bernard Dianne Beuke Judith Bill Ellen Binda Anne and Elliot Bloom Joyce and Robert Bock Pamela and Richard Boden Elisabeth and James Bodurtha Lili Bohan and Susan Lekanides Wendy Bone Botello Lumber Joyce Bourgeois Marcia Breault Frances and Thomas Brew

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Our Donors Donors (cont.)

Dr. Erwin and Barbara Brilliant Barbara Brink Jo and Arthur Brisbane Marge Brogan and Donna-Lee McMullen Liz and Norbert Brown Colleen and Averie Bueller Joanne Burk Joanne Burton James Butler C.H. Newton Builders, Inc. James J. Callahan Jim Callahan Campbell, Peachey & Associates Gary Cannon Cape Cod Community College Anthony and Kathleen Capo Mike and Susan Carey Joan and Joe Carignan Michael Carr Phoebe and Susan Carrai Carol and Leonard Carter Mary Carter Mary K. Cassidy Catherine Cetta and Julie Early Carol and Steve Chafetz Joan and David Chase Meredith and William Chase Edith Cheng Mike Chilinski Tara Galvin and John Clark Peter L. Clark Ann and James Cleary Arlene and Steven Cohen Lee Connolly-Weill and Norm Weill Virginia Conway Alice Cook Carolyn Coppe Peacock Susan and Ross Coppelman Richard and Sue Cornet Beth Cotner Eugene Courteau Ruth Craffey Edward Crivello Lois and Gregory Cronin Margaret Crummey Milly and Barry Cuiffo Ellen and John Culver Jennifer and John Cummings Estelle and Richard Cushner Marcia Daley Ann and Charles Davis Rich and Corrine DeVasto Paul Devin Lorri Devlin Susan and Stephen DiGeronimo Peter & Marian Dikeman Annmarie Garceau and Leonard

DiLorenzo Jane Dolan Benjamin Doto Nancy Draper Maureen Dunning Marjorie Eddy Cassia Maia Eldridge Christine and Michael Ernst Marianne Eubanks Sarah Fachada Jim and Brenda Fallon Antoinette Fallon Falmouth Jewish Congregation Stephanie Fanger Kristin Fehlau Shirley and Peter Fisher Scott Fitzmaurice Alexandra Floren Forbush Family Barbara Ford Doyle Diane Foster Christine and Valentine Foti Connie and Anthony Franchi Kristen Frederick Michelle and David Gain Melinda and Joesph Gallant Pat and Chuck Galloway Joey and Barry Gallus Edward Gargiulo Anne Garvey Barbara Gaughan Sandra and Vincent Gault Carolyn and Richard George Margaret Gifford Eileen and George Gillmore Robyn and Sol Gittleman Cynthia Goldberg Suzanne and Joseph Golmanavich Margot and C. Stewart Goodwin Antonia Gordon Anne and James Gould Linda and Dennis Graham Mindy and Andrew Grant Ann Guiliani Stephen and Suzanne Hagert Marina Hantzes Ellen Karel Harmansky Jason and Ellen Harris Robert Hartmann Linda and Michael Heath Jill Heine Angela Helbling Sheila and John Hicinbothem Helen and Reid Higgins James Hinkle and Roy Hammer Jeanne M. Holland Susan Holloway

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Elizabeth Homand Celeste Howe Patricia Hurton International Association of Structural Movers Sally and Christopher Jackson Heather Jackson Anne and David Jarvis Mary Jevdet Candace Johansen Richard T. Johnson Kathy Johnson Johnson & Johnson Family Of Companies Matching Gift Program Martine Jore McLaughlin and Donald McLaughlin Jr. Mary Ann and Charles Jurkiewicz William Kams Thelma Kanter Deb Kaufmann Ilona Kelly Karen Kelly Tracy Tellefsen and Robert Kempf Mary Chris Kenney and Ken Chisholm Charles Kerbel Ken Kevorkian Janice Kinder Linda Kipnes Dana Kirvy Ionabe Klais Karen Klein Dagmar Kloh Ralph Knickerbocker Debra and James Krasnow Nancy Kummer Sandra and Michael Lahart Inta and Peter Laird Peggy Lambert Carolyn Larson John and Cynthia Lasker Susan Leavitt Patricia Leonard Josephine and Thomas Licursi Susan Limoncelli and Albert Russo Laura Lincoln Janet and Wingate Lloyd Stacey Locascio Francis and Meg Loughran Jane and William Lundquist Jennifer Lynch Maureen MacNeil Lorraine and Thomas Maffei Cynthia and Andrew Maffei Martha and John Magnuson Mary and John Manning Karen and Richard Marciante Marina and Rob Margolis

Carolyn Markis Joan and John Marland Marjorie Marshall Rick Martin Barbara Masonis Suzanne and Lawrence McAuliffe Dianne and Sean McCahill Mig and Roger McCarthy Virginia McGeoch Tanya White and Robert McIntire Dawn McKenzie and Fermin Osborne PJ McKey Karen and James McPherson Wayne McSwiggan Elaine R. Meredith Terese Michaud Stephanie Miele Maura Millbern and Jason Santos Barbara and Wayne Miller Ann Miller Olivia Miller Myrna Mitchell Olga and Peter Mitchell Linda and Jerry Monchik Maria Moniz Mary and Doug Moquin Susan and Peter Morgan Gary Morris Marilyn Moynihan Ken and Donna Mudie Sheila F. Murphy John Murray Susan and Robert Nash Sylvia Neighbord Joyce and Clark Neill Catalina Norman Not Your Average Joe’s Eric Nunes Jean Oakley Helen and Lawrence O’Brien Katherine O’Connell Donna O’Connell-Gilmore and Jonathan Gilmore Tom O’Hara Robert Oldale Karen and Joseph Pacheco Avis Parke Deirdre and Barry Paster Christine Pauk John Peacock Stuart Peoples Perfect Dental LLC Carl Phillips Helen Picard Janet Pockwinse Patricia Pomeroy

Jo Mary and Arthur Pontes Jeanne and Steven Prendergast Monda S. S. Prior Florence M. Pritchard Joann Johnson and Peter Prygocki Adelaide M. Queeney Carolyn and William Ray Catherine and John Reardon Joyce and Tim Reardon Barbara and Ronald Reed Lyn and John Rice Dr. Mary E. Rice Darby Rioux and Mary Bianchini Judith X. Risch Esther and Donald Robbins Robert Childs, Inc Maxine and Stuart Rosenthal Alan Rossbach Maureen Rounds Willemina and Frans Rowaan Earline and Edward Rubel Ernest Ruber Phyllis and David Rubin Douglas & Lillian Ryan Marilyn Sachs Penny Sampson Judy and Thomas Sbarra Laura and Michael Scanlon Marlene Schaefer Karen Schwalbe and Joe Hackler Janice Scullin Kendra Smith and Thomas J. Seguin Frances Senner-Hurley and Jack Hurley Thelma Siegel Sheila and Jerry Silverberg Dr. Ira Silverman Diann and Walter Silvia Bee Simmons Deborah and Jonathan Sloane Gay Smith Tracy and Daniel Smith Terry and Ralph Sneep Pamela SOOHOO Sharon Sorcenelli Judith Souza Luise Speakman Diane Spencer Barbara Spillane Earl Springer Elaine St. George Leslie Stacks Jeanette Stevenson Kristin and Jay Stewart William Stimmell Cynthia Stimpson Patricia and Jonathan Stott

Justin Streeter Charles Swartwood Karen Mullaly-Sweeney and Michael Sweeney Kathleen and Randall Swetish David Sxannell Lois and Jason Tanzer Sara-Fay Tarlin David Tately Kenneth Tebbetts Charlene and Robert Tebbetts Pat Thatcher Eileen Tivnan Louise Toler Claire M. Tompkins Town Of Barnstable Mike and Brenda Trovato Kathleen Tucci Meridyth Turnbull Lisa Van Cott Gail Van Winkle Thalia Verros Karen Magda and Karen Vetrano Dale and Peter Wade Matt Wade Mary Jane Waite Stephanie & Ralph Wall Lynn and Bruce Wallin Michael P. Walsh Pam Warnick Elke Weber Marlene and Richard Weir Lorraine Weir Susan Weliky Louisa and Charles Wellington Susan Wheatley Katharine and Richard White Barbara E. White Nancy and Craig Whiteley Betsy Whitters Marilyn Wightman Ann M. Williams Pamela Wills Wendy and Ron Winner Judy and Guile Wood Workplaces Can Work Janet and Mark Wright Sheila Wynne Yoga Neighborhood Albert and Karen Young Rachel Youngling

This list includes donors between March 2015-March 2016.

We apologize for any unintentional omissions.

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Educate, Entertain, Illuminate, Inspire. These are the first four words in Cotuit Center for the Arts’ mission statement. As the Director of Education, I take the word “Educate” to heart, and it’s my responsibility to ensure that we fulfill this essential part of our mission. With that in mind, we have created a new arts education program at CCftA called The Art School. Perhaps you noticed our new flyer. The flyer itself, a more clean and simplified version of the old “class flyer,” is demonstrative of the overarching concept behind The Art School: quality versus quantity. In other words, rather than offering 38 classes in the Fall Term, we may offer only 15 classes -- but 15 classes that have clear student objectives met by professional artists and teachers, as well as higher enrollment and curriculum standards. This is not to say that we haven’t offered these types of courses in the past. However, we are now more mindful of our education objectives and are working towards meeting them on a

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regular basis. Arts education is on our radar now more than ever.

The mission of The Art School at Cotuit Center for the Arts is to develop artistic talents and to impart skills to students that they will take away from each class -- each class. From the outset, students will learn what they will emerge with, other than perhaps a completed painting for the dining room wall. They should leave class with a new skillset and a window into greater understanding of the craft. For example, in Winter Pastels with Ed Chesnovitch, students learn how to make thumbnail sketches and notans in the first class, just two steps on the way to a finished Pastel.

And, in Sam Holmstock’s drumming class, students learn to find a percussion groove so that they can accompany other instruments in a performance.

The faculty will emphasize these particular student objectives, i.e., “Students will be able to experiment with color theory,” and refrain from employing

teacher objectives, i.e., “I will teach students to paint with Oils.”

taking a course is a way to meet other people while studying a new art form. The Art School aims to provide As quality arts education is the focus a safe and social place for students of The Art School, we have invited only to experiment and find an artistic 16 artists to be part of our Core Faculty. home. We welcome you to take a class, These artists are working professionals, explore your creativity, and to meet who have acquired a student following other artists. Our education program at Cotuit Center for the Arts and who at Cotuit Center for the Arts is not just are passionate about arts education. an arts school; it is a community. As The faculty members will encourage Philosopher and Educational Reformer artistic growth, discovery, play, and John Dewey wrote, “Education is not possibility in a non-competitive preparation for life; education is life and social environment. For many, itself.”

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The Songs of Karen Carpenter We recently sat down and had a chat with Ruth Condon, founder of Brave Horse Music Productions. She is bringing the music of Karen Carpenter to the Center June 9-19.

CCftA: Your recent productions have been more rock ‘n roll – this is a mellow departure!

How did you come to choose the music of the sibling duo Richard and Karen Carpenter for the next Brave Horse production?

RC: Richard Carpenter was an extremely talented composer in his own right. His compositions are filled with great melodies, not so far from my favorite other writer, Burt Bacharach. They are similar musicians in some ways: classically trained, both wrote with a partner and both wrote great arrangements using full orchestras. Richard collaborated with musician and lyricist John Bettis. They only wrote 38 songs together, not a huge catalogue, Article by Christine Rathbun Ernst

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but some wonderful melodic hit songs like “I Need to Be in Love,” “I’ll Say Goodbye To Love,” “Yesterday Once More,” and “Only Yesterday,” but also wonderful songs that were not hits like “Eve” or “I Have You” or the country song “Those Good Old Dreams.”

CCftA: Were you personally inspired by the music of the Carpenters in the 70’s?

RC: Yes, I started singing professionally with my high school music teacher at 16 in 1973, and Karen’s songs were very popular at the time. We performed at many many weddings and they always requested “We’ve Only Just Begun.” Her songs were in my

for the band and all the vocals. There will be a unique musical configuration for this show, featuring two keyboardists with bass and drums.

vocal range and I loved the smooth richness of her voice and the gorgeous melodies of the songs she sang. It wasn’t cool, but I worked with two talented young musicians who loved to work with those harmonies.

CCftA: What do you hope audiences will take away from the show?

CCftA: How is her music still relevant today?

RC: I hope people gain an appreciation for her story, her life, her music and her amazing and rare talent – she was an iconic singer with such a unique sound, and her music is still great today. I hope everyone enjoys this special show!

RC: So many of her songs are written about looking for love or finding our way in this world – and we know how she struggled to find her way. She wrote and sang from her heart, and that authenticity is timeless. The music is still relevant today.

CCftA: Which songs/albums will you feature in the show?

RC: I am using songs from all eleven albums produced in her lifetime, as well as several albums that were released posthumously. Ten of the Carpenters’ singles went on to become million-sellers, and by 2005, combined worldwide sales of albums and singles well exceeded 100 million units. There was so much good material to choose from!

NOW: The Songs of Karen Carpenter June 9-19 Thurs-Sat at 7:30pm Sun at 4:00pm Get your tickets at ArtsOnTheCape.org today!

CCftA: Who’s in it?

RC: The show features Jordan Renzi, Anthony Teixeira, Kristin Fehlau, talented newcomer Brooke Spiegel – and me! It’s a great group, and we perform really well together.

CCftA: Tell us about the band.

RC: The marvelous Malcolm Granger is our Musical Director

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Tripping the Light Fantastic: Excellence in Photography The Center will present the first international juried photography exhibition this summer running from July 23 through August 28. Cape Cod resident and worldrenowned photographer Rowland Scherman has agreed to jury the exhibition.

Thirty works will be chosen to hang in the gallery and all other entries will be shown via a digital loop running as part of the exhibition. Cash prizes will be awarded in three categories and the deadline for entry submission is (or was, depending when you are reading this) June 1.

Rowland Scherman was the first photographer for the Peace Corps in 1961, documenting the work of volunteers all over the world. His photos helped define the image of the agency we know today. He became a freelance photographer in 1963. His photographs appeared in Life, Look, National Geographic, Time, Paris Match, and Playboy, among many others. He photographed many of the iconic musical, cultural, and political events of the 60’s including the 1963 Newport Folk Festival, the March on Washington, DC, the Beatles first US concert, and Woodstock.

David Kuehn recently sat down with Mr. Scherman to get his thoughts on this exhibition.

DK: What do you particularly like about the overall theme, and what was it I said to convince you to come on board as the juror?

RS: We were parsing the different logos that included the word “light” (which is photography’s first name). The “Light Fantastic” segued into “Tripping the Light Fantastic” which became what it is today: “TRIPPING THE LIGHT”. It has all sorts of connotations, which point to all sorts of submission types – just what we wanted.

I was honored to be picked as the jury guy for this show. I love looking at images, and have seen literally millions of them.

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DK: What advice would you give someone choosing an image to submit for consideration?

RS: Send what YOU like. I have tried to guess what other juries wanted to see, and that doesn’t work. Once I sent in an avant garde image to a show, and the jury was traditionalist. Next show I sent traditional stuff, and the jury was all about pushing the media to new places (avant garde)! The best advice I can give is to show what you feel is your best work, and hope that the world sees the shine in your vision.

DK: What is your current favorite device for taking pictures?

RS: Not so long ago, I was about 50/50 analog to digital media. That has changed to about 95% digital now. I have more cameras than I know about. A lot of them – great cameras – are under my bed, and rarely used. My “go to” camera these days is a Sony a6000. I hear they’re making a newer, better one. That happens all the time! The classic line to remember is: “the best camera is the one you have with you.”

DK: The sub-categories for the show are Person. Place. Thing. Are there different elements to these categories that you’ll be looking for, or is the thing that draws you to an image the same, regardless of the category?

has become an icon of the 60’s, but I like some of my other black and white portraits better. A lot of my stuff has gained notoriety over the years because the events I covered are now historic.

One of my very first images remains a favorite, and last week I did a portrait of Siobhan Magnus I like a lot. That’s why it’s a tough question. I have considered myself a portraitist these last years, and yet I’ve traveled quite a bit also, and made some pretty good landscapes too.

DK: Why should people enter this contest?

RS: Those artists who use photography as their medium LOVE to show the way they see the world and their feelings about it in their work.

It’s really what art is all about. An assembling of a body of great photographic work allows the shooter as well as the viewer a rare and enriching experience. It should be fun, also.

RS: You’ve answered your own question.

DK: You’ve had a remarkable career and we are so honored to have you on deck for this exhibition. Can you tell me what are the three most important pictures you’ve taken and why?

DK: Any other final thoughts?

RS: A lot of terrific photography in a great space such as Cotuit Center for the Arts really points the way to a fabulous exhibition – one which, I’m sure, will have a positive impact for those who submit images and for the many lucky visitors to the Center who come to see it. Thanks for including me.

RS: Thank you. It’s a great honor for me as well. But that question is a tough one, as my photographic career started in 1957, in the LIFE magazine darkrooms, and even before that. My most celebrated image, Bob Dylan in Concert,

Tripping the Light Fantastic: Excellence in Photography an international juried photography exhibit

Exhibit Dates: July 23-August 28, 2016 Opening Reception & Artist Talk: July 23, 5:00-7:00pm Please join us for a talk with the artists at 5:00pm followed by a reception.

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OR PUBLICLY? When we think about giving, media stories detailing one person’s generosity towards another often come to mind. Think of the diamond ring in the Salvation Army kettle, or the family of six that has their meal paid for by a stranger in a restaurant.

These uplifting anecdotes make us believe in the power of the human spirit – they remind us that it feels good to do something for someone else. Michael Norton, a professor at Harvard Business School, recently conducted a formal study in giving.

Along with his colleagues, Norton asked 632 Americans to reveal their level of income and what they spent their money on, and along with that they were asked to rate their own happiness. What North and his colleagues found was that those who spent money on others were decidedly happier than those who spent more on themselves. They concluded that people who give their money away are actually “wealthier” than those who hold on to it.

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Science has another spin on the story, claiming that humans are an inherently social species and have survived and thrived because we take care of one another. The theory goes on to suggest that generosity is a survival instinct – sharing food or shelter with another person has allowed us to prolong the survival of the human community. Or if you prefer your science less on the evolutionary scale and more on a biological one, consider Jorge Moll’s 2006 study at the National Institutes of Health which found that when people give to charities, it activates regions of the brain associated with pleasure, social connection, and trust, creating a “warm glow” effect.

Scientists say that altruistic behavior releases endorphins in the brain, producing the positive feeling known as the “helper’s high.”

Regardless of what inspires us to give, the most heart warming part of the story often becomes finding out that the generous individual did their

“We make a living by what we get.

We make a life by what we give.”

-Winston Churchill giving anonymously. We love hearing of the waitress who gets a thousand dollar tip or the man in the toll booth line who gets his toll paid for by the car in front of him.

Anonymous donors sometimes become the most famous stories in philanthropy. Take the story of Chuck Feeney who some say might be the most well-known anonymous donor in history. Since 1982 Feeney has given away billions, Feeney is known for his unassuming lifestyle. He owns no cars or homes, flies economy class and wears a $15 watch. After he made a fortune in the duty-free business he decided to give it all away, stating that he wasn’t comfortable with his wealth and wanted to inspire others with his generosity. At first he did so anonymously so that others in his modest community wouldn’t know the extent of his capacity but somewhere along the way his thinking changed and he decided that silence does not promote change.

Philosophers like Pete Singer agree, stating that those who make it known that they give to charity increase the likelihood that others will do the same.

Around Cotuit Center of the Arts we have anonymous donors, too. These selfless people give their money, time, and lots of other wonderful things to our community – meals for an entire cast after a show, flowers for backstage, hundreds of tickets for underprivileged folks to attend live theatre. These thoughtful people give their resources but don’t require acknowledgement, something we struggle with because we so earnestly want to say Thank You. Whether you choose to donate openly or anonymously consider this: Perhaps the reason it feels so good to give is that we know, deep down, that even an individual can change the world. All it takes is one small act of kindness.

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PROUST QUESTIONNAIRE TU LE FAIS. À COTUIT.

What is your most obvious characteristic?

Hmmm….”obvious” – my voice?

What is the trait you most deplore in yourself? Guilt.

What is the trait you most deplore in others? Laziness and lying.

What is your greatest extravagance?

My family and traveling.

What is your favorite journey?

Shows at the Cotuit Center for the Arts.

What do you most dislike about your appearance? My round abdomen.

What do you consider the most over-rated virtue? Beauty.

On what occasion do you lie?

To protect people.

TEDI MARSH

We’re big fans of local chanteuse Tedi Marsh, and we know many of you are, too. She’s a longtime friend of The Center, and it’s time we ask her the really important questions...

What is your greatest fear?

Losing my family.

What is your current state of mind?

Happy, grateful, and peaceful.

What is your favorite occupation?

Medicine gives me roots, music gives me wings.

What historical figure do you most identify with? Eva Peron.

Which living person do you most admire?

George Silva, MD. Who is your favorite fictional hero?

Jo March from “Little Women.”

Who are you real-life heroes?

My nephews Lucas Ziller (Army Ranger deployed) and Manny Martinez (Firefighter in Lowell, MA).

What is your most treasured possession?

SilvaMar – our home.

When and where were you happiest?

With family near the water with a full stomach.

Which words or phrases do you most overuse?

Hmm…”it won’t matter in 100 years?”

If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be? People pleaser.

What do you consider your greatest achievement? My family.

Where would you like to live? Cape Cod. What is the quality you most admire in a man? Honesty & Humor.

What is the quality you most admire in a woman? Honesty & Humor.

What is it you most dislike? Lying.

What do you value most in you friends?

Honesty & Humor.

How would you like to die?

Quickly and after singing.

If you were to die and come back as a person or an animal, what do you think it would be?

I would definitely return as a songbird.

If you could choose an object to come back as, what would you choose? Piano.

What is your motto, the words you live by or that mean a lot to you?

Life isn’t a dress rehearsal.

Who has been the greatest influence on you?

First, my parents and siblings who showed me the world. Secondly, my husband, kids and friends who share this incredible world with me. Each person has had a greater influence than they probably realize.

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We are happy to offer adult beverages at our performances, and many of our patrons have come to look forward to interesting signature cocktails that often tie in with one of our shows. We thought we’d share some of your favorites to enjoy at home – just remember to raise your glass to us when you do!

Cotuit Knock-You-On-Your-Seata Margarita Featured cocktail for The Annual Poetry & Chili Festival.

• fill mixing glass with ice, pour: 3 oz Blanco Tequila 2 oz freshly squeezed lime juice 1 oz simple syrup 1 1/2 oz orange liqueur Sea salt • Fill cocktail shaker with ice.

• Add tequila, lime juice, simple syrup, and orange liqueur.

• Cover and shake until mixed and chilled.

• Run a wedge of lime along the rim of a margarita glass and dip the rim of the glass into sea salt.

• Garnish with lime wedge.

Mr. Mozart’s Manhattan Featured cocktail during Souvenir.

2 parts Jim Beam Bourbon whiskey 1 part sweet vermouth 1 to 2 dashes bitters Ice • Fill cocktail shaker with ice, pour Jim Beam, vermouth and bitters and shake vigorously.

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after some time to design one of her favorite projects – a restaurant called Hog Heaven, in San Francisco’s Haight Ashbury. Shortly thereafter she opened her own interior design firm and continued to design restaurants and commercial projects, later shifting primarily to high-end residential architecture and interior design. After 30 years in business, Linda closed her Burlingame, CA office in 2013 in preparation for the move to Cotuit. She continues to work with clients from her home.

You have probably seen these two friendly people around the Campus. Linda Scott and Ken Alsman are two of the Center’s more engaged folks, in fact playing a variety of roles – Center Circle members, donors, patrons, Sunday yoga participants, volunteers, and students. They approach everything they do with a breezy smile and a “let’s do it” attitude.

Both originally from New Jersey, they met in the San Francisco Bay Area where they lived for over 35 years, making Cotuit their permanent address just a year ago.

Ken left the Army in 1967 and began his 28-year career in city planning and economic development in Mountain View, California, during the explosive growth of Silicon Valley.

Ken left public service in 1995 starting a new life as a planning consultant, antique dealer and father of 5-year old twins.

Linda arrived in San Francisco in 1974 with a Graphic Arts degree from the University of Wisconsin at Madison in hand. After securing another degree in Environmental design, she went to work for the architectural firm of Hellmuth, Obata, and Kassembaum, leaving

“We met at a party in Tiburon in 1979,” says Linda. “Ken asked me to look at a commercial building he was restoring with the thought of putting in a restaurant. We’ve been together ever since. Within a year we had restored a house together, had a wild ride running a souvenir business called CC Trax, and by 1985 we took on a 1906 house in Palo Alto that was home to us and our twins for 30 years.” Over the years they would buy, design, and restore several more homes, all while working at their full-time professions. Both also served on the Palo Alto Historic Resources Board and remained active in local civic affairs.

It was the development bug that brought Ken and Linda back to the East Coast to look for property in 1990. A Palo Alto City Council member, Liz Kniss (also a Cotuit Center for the Arts patron) told them about Cotuit. They bought the former Little River Turkey Farm property on Old Post Road. Over the years they expanded the vacation cottage into their present full-time home. That house is now their primary residence and Linda’s jewel. As she says, she’s always happiest when she has a project and their home has been a 25-year labor of love.

So, the next time you see Ken or Linda around, feel free to strike up a conversation with them about their intriguing backgrounds and what they currently do to stay busy. We are so happy to have them in our Cotuit family.

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GS: About 18 months.

CCftA: Why did you join?

GS: Spencer Hallett asked me if I would be interested, and I thought it would be a great way to be involved in another nonprofit (Habitat for Humanity is a favorite of mine), especially because the Center is in my home village of Santuit. The feeling of being connected to the community and my roots are important to me.

CCftA:Where’d you grow up and how and where did you end up on the Cape?

GS: I was born and raised on the Cape then spent ten years in Georgia then back to the Cape for twenty years then to South Carolina for five years and back to the Cape for the past seven years.

CCftA: College? Military? Checkered past?

GS: No Military. Graduated from Berry College in Rome, GA. Checkered past, yes, but you’ll have to wait for my autobiography for details.

CCftA: Married? Kids? Pets? Tell us a little about your home life.

GS: Married to Tonya for a wonderful 23 years. Two boys – John who works with me at Rogers & Marney as an assistant Project Manager, and Alex who works for Coastal Carolina in the Athletic Department. Our home life on the Cape is simple given our work schedule. We try to spend as much time as we can at our home in South Carolina where we are constantly working outside planting, pruning, and fussing with the landscape and surrounding woodlands.

CCftA: You work for Rogers & Marney – how did you end up in the business?

GS: I took every drafting class available to

me in high school, which led to an interest designing homes and cabinetry. During my high school summers I was a plumbers helper and became hooked on construction. While in college I was a draftsman working for the Maintenance Department and for an X-ray shielding company. Once I graduated from college, I worked in a lumber yard and for a contractor in Georgia. Then back on the Cape in the early 1980’s I worked at Botello Lumber for a year before landing with Rogers & Marney. Been with R&M since then, except for the five years we lived in South Carolina, where I built our home and worked for Classic Homebuilding in Myrtle Beach. Appears I was destined to be in residential construction.

CCftA: What do you do for fun?

GS: Spend time with Tonya and our dogs Sweet Pea and Scooby. Exercise, run, ride bikes (and golf if time ever allows).

CCftA: What do you love about the Center?

GS: I love the enthusiasm of the staff, artists, performers and volunteers—it’s infectious.

It’s given me a local, user-friendly way to enjoy the Arts which I had never done previously because I was so wrapped up in work, children, athletics, etc.

CCftA: How about what you love about being on the Board?

GS: I like being part of a group of people whose interest is to manage and grow an organization that provides very important service to the community.

CCftA: And a nifty fact about yourself :) GS: Tough one... and it isn’t necessarily nifty the house that we currently live in on the Cape is the only house that I’ve lived in as an adult (five total) that I didn’t build myself... and it’s driving me crazy. Nifty memory... when in high school I shook hands with and spoke to Jesse Owens of 1936 Olympic fame.

Always thought that was neat.

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Volunteer Spotlight

Michelle Gain

CCftA: Favorite shows here at CCftA?

CCftA: What is one of your favorite volunteer activities at the Center?

MG: I really enjoy making artists, volunteers, members and guests feel welcomed when they come to the Center, so I love helping with the Gallery events. I love preparing for the openings, meeting the artists, and listening to the Artist Talk before the Gallery Opening Reception. I also enjoy planning and helping with group tours for both school groups and adults. Recently, we hosted a group of seniors from Provincetown who came to view the work in the gallery by the Pastel Painters of Cape Cod. Before the tour, we watched a short video on the technique of pastel painting. Then one of the painters walked the gallery with us and after the tour, we tried our hand at working with pastels by drawing an apple. The seniors liked the experience so much, they scheduled their next visit on the spot.

CCftA: What do you love about the Center?

MG: I love the people I have met, such a diverse group but all connected to the Center in some way. I love the variety of events and activities my husband, David, and I can attend. And I love the many opportunities for my own learning: classes, art exhibits, and shows. Also, as time goes by, I have had the opportunity to see many different works from artists and performers that have become familiar to me. I can recognize an artist’s work in various gallery exhibits or see actors playing various roles. I saw Blake Gronlund in Pirates of Penzance and in a very different role in Sordid Lives. When I saw he was being featured in his own show in March, of course we bought tickets and loved the show.

MG: I could list so many! A few on my mind now: The Last 5 Years – I saw it 4 times! Pirates of Penzance, Eleemosynary, Love is Blind: A Tribute to Amy Winehouse, and the performance of Amit Peled, a cellist. I first knew of him when I saw his portrait in the Center’s gallery show featuring the art of Jon Friedman. When I heard he was performing in our own gallery, I had to attend. I was spellbound!

CCftA: What do you like to do when you are not volunteering at the Center?

MG: I volunteer with a group of friends who provide meals for the people at a homeless shelter. I also love to cook, spend time with family and friends, take walks, shop, go to productions, travel, kayak, and play the ukulele, which I learned at the Center!

CCftA: Your husband, David, also volunteers here at the Center.

MG: One of my favorite things about volunteering at the Center is sharing the experience when my husband, David, and I volunteer together. The Center has so many options that even though our interests can be very different at times, when we look on the Volunteer Hub each month, we always find something intriguing. We sign up, help out, and spend the evening together as well. For me, that is the best.

CCftA: One of the best things about volunteering at the Center?

MG: Although I thoroughly enjoy everything about volunteer experience at Cotuit, if I had to pick the best, I think it would be serving on the Volunteer Advisory Board. I was honored to be asked and I have met a great group of people. Our meetings are always lively and light-hearted but we work hard together to get and keep good volunteers. And that is very satisfying to me.

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Interview by Jennifer Cummings

Backstage Spotlight

Hannah McLaughlin Hannah McLaughlin is a constant helpful presence behind the scenes at Cotuit Center for the Arts during the summer, working both backstage and as an intern in our administrative offices. This summer, Hannah will be taking on a new role – she will be the resident Stage Manager for our Black Box productions.

CCftA: How did you first become involved

the songs and characters. It was overall just a fun and crazy time.

HM: I first became involved when I worked as a page turner for Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris in 2012.

I immediately fell in love with the Center and have worked behind the scenes for four years now.

CCftA: What is a fun fact about you that we

at Cotuit center for the Arts?

wouldn’t know?

I love music and I play the guitar, ukulele, and piano.

CCftA: Can you give a brief

explanation about what you will be doing as Stage Manager for the Black Box? HM: As Stage Manager I will be basically running all the technical aspects that go into a show while also taking notes, managing the house, and cast.

CCftA: What do you like about

working backstage?

HM: I love having the opportunity to work behind the scenes and put in all the hard work that is unseen.

I love having the experience of learning everything else that makes a production a production.

CCftA: What has been your favorite

production you have worked on here, and why?

HM: My favorite production would have to be Spamalot! I loved doing spotlight for the show and enjoyed

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Sponsor Spotlight

Black Box Heroes!

Spencer Hallett Plumbing & Heating and Rogers & Marney Builders Spencer Hallett and Gary Souza: The Contractor Whisperers Let’s just call them what they are.

The Contractor Whisperers. Spencer and Gary called. Contractors came.

With sledgehammers and electrical wire and paint brushes. They left dumpsters and hauled them away.

For free. They plastered and took out walls and windows and made a porch.

They gave of their time and money and crew resources to renovate our beloved Black Box theater building.

working volunteers. They came to demolish walls, remove cabinets, and haul away debris. So the contractors could rebuild.

When I asked Gary Souza, owner of Rogers & Marney, Inc. Builders and board member here at Cotuit Center for the Arts, why so many gave so generously, he had a one-word response: Community. Gary said that he and Spencer Hallett, owner of Spencer Hallett Plumbing & Heating, Inc. and also a Cotuit board member, work to build relationships with integrity.

When you are known for fairness and hard work, you build a cadre of like-minded professionals with whom you conduct business. And now, they are all our Black Box Heroes.

Spencer says that he is “committed to the feeling of community that exists here at the Center.” Obviously, many of our neighbors share that feeling of community. Lucky us.

And on March 2, when we invited all the volunteers and contractors back to the spectacular new space, they were in awe at the end result. One young contractor was walking around, looking up, obviously delighted by what he saw.

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