JUNE & JULY 2025
UPCOMING PERFORMANCES
Performing Arts Center
DEAR FRIENDS OF ARTS BONITA,
As the summer sun shines over SWFL, Arts Bonita is bursting with creativity, energy and inspiration. Whether you’re joining us for a performance, a class, or one of our vibrant summer camps, this is a season full of opportunity and imagination. We are proud to offer a rich lineup all summer long—because at Arts Bonita, we are committed to bringing you high-quality programming throughout the entire year, not just during peak season. Our doors are always open and there’s always something amazing to experience.
We’re especially excited to introduce our new Rolling Flex Passes—a game-changing way to experience the arts on your own schedule. This flexible ticketing option lets you pick any show, from any season and save. And when you pair your Flex Pass with a membership, you can save up to 25% on your arts experience. It’s our way of making sure that great performances are always within reach.
This summer, our youth camps are better than ever. Budding artists can explore a variety of disciplines through our popular block camps, while young creatives can dive deeper into their passions with specialized sessions in musical theater, digital arts and visual arts. These programs are more than just fun—they’re transformative experiences that build skills, confidence and a lifelong appreciation for the arts.
But why should kids have all the fun? Adults can unleash their creativity too—check out our exciting lineup of classes in stone carving, metalwork, glass, pottery and all disciplines of painting. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned artist, there's something here for you.
New performances, classes and events are always being added—so whether you’re a long-time supporter or a first-time visitor, there’s always something exciting to discover at Arts Bonita.
Thank you for being part of our growing family. We can’t wait to share the summer— and the seasons ahead—with you.
Warmest Wishes,
Alyona Ushe Executive Director, Arts Bonita
FIDDLER ON THE ROOF
JUNIOR THEATRE
JUNE 13th JUNE 21st
Fiddler on the Roof JR. follows Tevye the milkman as he tries to protect his daughters and his way of life from a changing world.
Set in the little village of Anatevka, the story centers on Tevye, a poor dairyman and his five daughters. With the help of a colorful and tight-knit Jewish community, Tevye tries to marry off his daughters and instill in them a sense of tradition in the face of growing anti-Semitism in Czarist Russia.
Friday | June 13th | 7:00 pm
Saturday | June 14th | 7:00 pm
Sunday | June 15th | 2:00 pm
Thursday | June 19 th | 7:00 pm
Friday | June 20 th | 7:00 pm
Saturday | June 21st | 7:00 pm
ARTS BONITA RESIDENT ARTIST
ZACH BARTHOLOMEW
THE BLUE NOTE SOUND: HORACE-SCOPE, THE MUSIC OF HORACE SILVER
JAZZ
THURSDAY | JUNE 19th | 7:30 pm
Horace Silver’s ensembles, compositions and piano playing defined one of the most musicallyrich periods of jazz: Hard Bop.
Silver’s music takes the fiery virtuosity of bebop, the soulful feeling of the blues and combines it with sophisticated (and catchy) arrangements and compositions. This concert celebrates the music of Silver’s benchmark album Horace-Scope with an all-star band assembled by Resident Artist Dr. Zachary Bartholomew who will be playing the role of Horace Silver in this energetic, swinging and blues-tinged show!
Resident Artist Dr. Zachary Bartholomew is an award-winning pianist, composer and music educator who maintains a highly active performance career as one of the most heavily soughtafter pianists, accompanists and sidemen in all of Florida. Since 2021 he has been awarded the prestigious “Artist Performance on Tour'' grant from the state of Florida for his “Jazz Access Tour,” an outreach program that aims to provide underserved communities and schools in Florida with world-class public performances and educational programs.
LITTLE MIKE &
THE TORNADOES BLUES
SATURDAY | JUNE 21st | 7:30 pm
This is blues the way it was meant to be heard—authentic and straight from the soul. Experience a high-voltage night of Chicago-style blues with New York attitude as Little Mike & The Tornadoes make their highly anticipated debut at Arts Bonita!
Little Mike & The Tornadoes deliver high-energy Chicago-style blues, led by harmonica virtuoso, pianist and producer Mike Markowitz.
Hailing from Queens, New York, the band is renowned for its authentic, hard-driving sound that pays homage to the great Chicago blues bands of the 1950s.
Throughout their career, Little Mike & The Tornadoes have collaborated with blues legends such as Pinetop Perkins, Hubert Sumlin, Jimmy Rogers and Bo Diddley. Their contributions to the genre were recognized when their album “Genuine Blues Legends,” featuring Pinetop Perkins and Jimmy Rogers, was a semi-finalist (Top 5) for Best Traditional Blues Release.
JOHNNY ROGERS
THE HISTORY OF ROCK 'N' ROLL SHOW
TRIBUTE
SATURDAY | JUNE 28th | 7:30 pm
"I have been asked who put on the best show doing Buddy Holly. The guy I enjoyed hearing the most was Johnny Rogers. I’m also impressed with the way he does other artists and I would like to hear him again. His performance, look and mannerisms remind me of my brother." – Larry Holly (Buddy Holly’s brother)
"Johnny does the best Buddy Holly I’ve ever seen. I must say Johnny is the best showman I’ve ever performed with. I don’t think there’s anything he can’t do." – Tommy Allsup (Buddy Holly’s former guitarist)
Step into a musical time machine with Johnny Rogers. From the birth of rockabilly to the glory days of classic rock, Rogers brings to life the legendary sounds of Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly, Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck Berry, Johnny Cash, The Beatles, Roy Orbison and many more. With spot-on vocals, awesome guitar work and incredible showmanship, Rogers doesn’t just perform the hits — he becomes the legends. This high-octane, family-friendly show will have you dancing in the aisles and singing every word.
STORY OF THE "TRIBE"
THEATRE
JULY 11th JULY 12th
Hair tells the story of the “tribe”, a group of politically active, long-haired hippies of the “Age of Aquarius” living a bohemian life in New York City and fighting against conscription into the Vietnam War. Claude, his friend Berger, their roommate Sheila and their friends struggle to balance their young lives, loves and the sexual revolution, with their rebellion against the war and their conservative parents and society.
Friday | July 11th | 7:00 pm
Saturday | July 12th | 7:00 pm
Friday | July 18th | 7:00 pm
Saturday | July 19 th | 7:00 pm
Sunday | July 20 th | 2:00 pm
RUSTY WRIGHT BAND
BLUES-INFUSED ROCK BLUES
FRIDAY | JULY 11th | 8:00 pm
BLUES SERIES PRESENTED BY DORIS PATRÃO
"In memory of my father, Plinio Patrão, who taught me to love learning and to love music." Doris Patrão
Get ready for an electrifying night of blues-infused rock with the Rusty Wright Band at Arts Bonita! Wright, a fiery guitarist and songwriter, defies musical boundaries, blending blues, rock and beyond into an unforgettable sound.
"If you lock the blues in a box, you’ll kill it," says Wright, who brings a fresh, modern twist to the genre. From opening for Lynyrd Skynyrd to scoring films, mentoring at Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy Camp and even creating his own art, Wright is a true renaissance man of music. His latest album, Hangin’ at the Deville Lounge, captures the raw energy and storytelling spirit that makes his music so compelling.
Whether you’re a blues die-hard or new to the genre, Rusty Wright’s guitar mastery and soulful performance will leave you hooked. Don’t miss this chance to experience high-energy, genrebending blues-rock live!
ZACH BARTHOLOMEW OSCAR
MEETS ELLA!
JAZZ
THURSDAY | JULY 24th | 7:30 pm
In a concert titled Oscar Meets Ella, music by the Maharaja of the Keyboard, Oscar Peterson and the First Lady of Song, Ella Fitzgerald, come to life with piano virtuoso and Resident Artist Dr. Zachary Bartholomew and the sweet vocals of Miami-based singer Linda Alvarado Stermer. They’ll be joined on stage by a world-class band for a show that will have you tapping your feet, swaying in your seats and leaving with a smile on your face.
If you love Oscar Peterson, Ella Fitzgerald, or just great classic jazz, this show is for you!
Resident Artist Dr. Zachary Bartholomew is an award-winning pianist, composer and music educator who maintains a highly active performance career as one of the most heavily soughtafter pianists, accompanists and sidemen in all of Florida. Since 2021 he has been awarded the prestigious “Artist Performance on Tour'' grant from the state of Florida for his “Jazz Access Tour,” an outreach program that aims to provide underserved communities and schools in Florida with
THE POWER OF LOVE
A TRIBUTE TO HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS
TRIBUTE
FRIDAY | JULY 25th | 7:30 pm
Get ready for a high-energy, feel-good concert celebrating the music of one of the most iconic bands of all time—Huey Lewis & The News!
The Power of Love delivers an electrifying performance of the band’s greatest hits, from The Heart of Rock & Roll to Hip to Be Square, Workin’ for a Livin’ and of course, The Power of Love.
Led by a frontman who has toured the world with rock legends like Chubby Checker, Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis and Little Richard, this group of masterful musicians brings the spirit and sound of Huey Lewis & The News to life.
Whether you’re dancing in your seat or on your feet, you won’t want to miss this unforgettable night of classic hits and nonstop fun!
IMPROV COMEDY ARTS SHOW
UNSCRIPTED HILARITY FEATURING THREE UNIQUELY TALENTED TEAMS!
IMPROV
FRIDAY | MAY 23rd | 7:30 pm
Get ready for a night of non-stop laughs as Improv Comedy Arts takes the stage with an electrifying, completely unscripted performance! This dynamic show features three incredibly talented teams, each with its own unique style, energy and comedic flair. From quick-witted oneliners to full-blown, side-splitting scenes, our performers—ranging in age from 16 to over 76— prove that great comedy knows no bounds.
Whether you're a longtime fan of improv or experiencing it for the first time, you’re in for a treat as these multi-generational improvisers create spontaneous comedy gold right before your eyes. With no scripts, no safety nets and no telling what will happen next, each show is a one-of-a-kind experience filled with unexpected twists, hilarious characters and outrageous fun.
Audience participation is always welcome, so don’t be surprised if you find yourself a part of the action! Come laugh, cheer and enjoy an evening where anything can happen—and probably will.
Tickets are General Admission – No assigned seating for tables or rows.
AN EVENING WITH PATRICK LAMB & SPECIAL GUEST DEBORAH SILVER
JAZZ
SATURDAY | JULY 26 th | 7:30 pm
World-renowned saxophonist and vocalist Patrick Lamb shares the stage with Billboard-charttopping jazz sensation Deborah Silver.
Hailing from Mississippi, Patrick Lamb has toured with music legends including Diane Schuur, Bobby Caldwell, Gino Vannelli, Jeff Lorber Fusion and his solo career boasts five albums and three Top 5 Billboard hits, including the fan favorite Soul Ties. A recipient of numerous honors—including the Independent Spirit Award, Muddy Awards and induction into the Oregon Music Hall of Fame.
Joining him is Deborah Silver, a dazzling vocalist hailed for her captivating interpretations of the Great American Songbook and genre-defying collaborations. With two #1 Billboard jazz albums and critical praise from icons like Quincy Jones—“Her strong and sultry vocals are seductive and soul-soothing”.
From jazz classics to soulful originals, Lamb and Silver promise an evening of unforgettable duets, exhilarating solos and genre-crossing musical magic.
ARTS BONITA RESIDENT ARTIST
MARK SANDERS
BROADWAY CLASSICS: A MUSICAL JOURNEY
CABARET
THURSDAY | JULY 31st | 7:30 pm
Mark and world-renowned pianist, Phil Hinton, bring you some of the most requested songs from the 1st season of Celebrating Broadway. You’ll hear iconic music from contemporary musicals like Phantom of the Opera, Les Misérables and LaCage Aux Faux as well as classics from Hello Dolly, Carousel, My Fair Lady and much more. Experience an evening that will bring back memories and give hope for tomorrow.
Mark Sanders grew up in Marion, IL, spent 15 years in NYC and now makes Ft. Myers his home. He has appeared in numerous productions and concerts around the world. Mark was seen as Perchik on the Broadway National Tour of Fiddler on the Roof starring Theodore Bikel and has become a favorite soloist with the Gulf Coast Symphony in Fort Myers as well as the Naples and Bonita Springs Concert Bands.
Mark is currently touring his solo show, ONE VOICE: The Music of Barry Manilow, for which he wrote and conceived. His brand-new CD of Manilow’s incredible music is now available. Find out more at MarkSandersNYC.com and social media: @MarkSandersOneVoice
PROUD SPONSOR OF
UPCOMING SHOWS
AUGUST
ALBERT CASTIGLIA
Multi-Blues Music Award-Winner
Aug 8th | Fri | 7:30pm
Blues
ZACH BARTHOLOMEW
Jazz & Romance: The Great Love Songs of America Featuring Vocalist Nicole Bartholomew
Aug 21st | Thur | 7:30pm
Jazz (Resident Artist)
SEPTEMBER
ZACH BARTHOLOMEW
The Music of Dave Brubeck’s Time Out
Sep 11th | Thur | 7:30pm
Jazz (Resident Artist)
MATT SCHOFIELD
Fusion of British Blues, Jazz & Funk
Sep 20th | Sat | 7:30pm
Blues
OCTOBER
ZACH BARTHOLOMEW
Passion, Peace & The Real McCoy
Oct 2nd | Thur | 7:30pm Jazz (Resident Artist)
KEVIN BURT & Big Medicine
Oct 9th | Thur | 7:30pm Blues
FRANK VIGNOLA & VINNY RANIOLO
Fusion of British Blues, Jazz & Funk
Oct 11th | Sat | 7:30pm Jazz Guitar
COCO MONTOYA
A Powerhouse of Modern Blues
Oct 18th | Sat | 7:30pm Blues
QUEEN LIVES!
We Are The Champions
Oct 25th | Sat | 7:30pm
Tribute
NOVEMBER
JEFFERSON MCDONALD
Great Balls of Fire
Nov 1st | Sat | 7:30pm Blues
LED ZEPPELIN 2
A Time Machine for Rock 'N' Roll Fans
Nov 2nd | Sun | 7:00pm
Tribute
FUNNY OLD BROADS
Trio that Delivers a Sharp, Sassy Blend of Stand-up Comedy
Nov 6th | Thur | 7:30pm Comedy
GREGGIE & THE JETS
Elton John Tribute
Nov 7th | Fri | 7:30pm Tribute
DREAMBOATS
Retro Rock
Through a Modern Lens
Nov 8th | Sat | 7:30pm '50s & '60s Rock
ZACH BARTHOLOMEW
Blues, Bop & Soul: Hank Mobley’s Soul Station
Featuring Jeff Ellwood
Nov 13th | Thur | 7:30pm
Jazz (Resident Artist)
SHANNON McNALLY
Grammy-nominated
Singer-songwriter
Nov 8th | Sat | 7:30pm Blues/R&B
ELEMENTS
The Definitive Earth, Wind and Fire Experience
Nov 21st | Wed | 7:30pm
Tribute
TAIMANE
Polynesian Ukulele Player
Nov 21st | Wed | 8:00pm
Eclectic
DECEMBER
GOLDPINE
Husband-wife Singer
Songwriter Duo
Dec 4th | Thur | 7:30pm Americana
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Becoming a member is the easiest way to support Arts Bonita. Receive up to a 25% discount on classes and performances with an Arts Bonita Membership.
MEMBERSHIP LEVELS
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•Class, workshop & performance discounts •15% Percent discount on art supplies
•Subscription to E-News announcements
•Invites to participate in Open House events
•Discount on fee to apply for Juried Exhibitions
•Exclusive invitations to members only events
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•All the benefits of Individual
•Opportunity to sell your work online
$125/$165
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•Discounted tent space at Arts Bonita Festivals and Art Fairs (excluding the National Art Festival)
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•Includes all the benefits of Artist-Individual
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$135/$165
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$35
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Teacher (K-12th Grade)
$50
•Includes all the benefits of Individual. Must register in-person and present current teacher I.D.
Patron Circle + NARM* (Individual or Business)
•All the benefits of Individual-NARM
•10% discount in the Arts Boutique
$350
•Two free tickets to performance of your choice
Contributors Circle + NARM* (Individual or Business)
•All the benefits of Individual-NARM
$700
•Four free tickets to performance of your choice
•15% discount in the Arts Boutique •Recognition in playbills & class catalogs
•One discounted rental annually
Directors Circle + NARM*
•All the benefits of Individual-NARM
$1,250
•Six free tickets to performances of your choice
•20% discount in the Arts Boutique •Recognition in our Annual Report
•Two discounted rentals annually
*NARM (North American Reciprocal Museum Association network) When you join Arts Bonita at the Individual-NARM or Family-NARM levels, you automatically gain reciprocal member benefits in hundreds of museums, galleries, botanical gardens and zoos in Bermuda, Canada, El Salvador, Mexico and the U.S.
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PERFORMING
ARTS 3-WEEK CAMP AGES 7+
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BLOCK CLASS SCHEDULE CAMP AGES 4+
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VISUAL ARTS CAMPUS CLASS OFFERINGS:
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Join Today & Start Creating!
For more information and to register, visit artsbonita.org or call 239.495.8989.
VISUAL ARTS CENTER
26100 Old 41 Road | Bonita Springs | Florida
Officers
David Pryor
Chairman of the Board
Kenneth Mack
Vice Chair
Cindy Kerker
Treasurer
Wendy Aguilera
Secretary
Directors
Elizabeth Buscaglia
Chris Corrie
Jill Fuselli
Mark Giersch
Shana Helsel
John Roberts
Candice Rosen
Charles Thomson
George Zalucki
Executive Team
Alyona Ushe
Executive Director
Jon Artigo
Senior Education Director
Juan Guzman
Operations Consultant
David Maidment
Finance Director
Kathy Saldivar
IT & Operations Director
Staff
Brycton Archer
Production Technician
Joseph Brauer
Theatre Artistic Director
Zachary Bush
Patron Services
Janko Bujila
Facilities
Gillian Cardec
Marketing Associate
Isabella Coviello
House Manager
Aaron Fulwood
Assistant Producer & Patron Services
Kevin Goode
Technical Director
Maggie Henry Curator
Kody C. Jones
Resident Theatre Director
Wojciech Jankowski
Marketing Director
Jianna Marino
Patron Services
Ryan Mucko Facilities
Elena Murray Office /Box Office Manager
Chris Pastir
Graphic Designer
Richard Sullivan
National Fine Art
Festival Director
Summer Shipe
Patron Services
Kyle Solis
Membership & Community Engagement Manager
School of the Arts Faculty Chairs
Susan Berry Chair: Glass
Carol Broman Chair: Atelier
Kel Campbell Chair: Visual Arts
Tammy DeCaro Chair: 2D
Steven Hugharts Chair: Metal
Marissa Jankowski
Chair: Dance & Youth Education Assistant
Terrie Mertens Chair: Stone
Seeking to serve the educational and cultural needs of our diverse communities, Arts Bonita offers year-round programming in visual and performing arts. We facilitate opportunities by providing artistic experiences—classes, workshops, panel discussions, lectures, performances and educational art events like our National Art Festivals. We empower by creating a platform for progress, supporting the work of artists of all ages, encouraging an inclusive dialog and promoting equality for all.
Arts Bonita is Supported in Part by:
BOARD OF DIRECTORS & STAFF
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Benefactor
($50,000 to $100,000)
John & Anne Roberts
Sharon Hendry Foundation
Larry & Beverly Hinman
Producer's Circle
($10,000 to $49,999)
Nancy & Michael Beebe
Mark Giersch
Shana Helsel
Keith Hynes
League Club of Collier County
Marilyn Lightner
Scott Macdonough
Karin Moe
Ruth O'Toole
Janet Showers
Patricia & Mark Suwyn
Collaboratory, Inc.
Thomas Tranovich
Director's Circle
($5,000 to $9,999)
Linda Ahlers
Nat Alcamo
Robert Brady
Danna Eisman
Alice Fjelstul
Doris Patrao
David Pryor
Rooftop at Riverside
Rotary Club of Bonita Springs
Jill Stern
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($1,000 to $4,999)
Brian Farrar
Linda Alfaro
Jill Augustine
JoEllen Blandford
Bonita Bay Community Association, Inc.
Gisselle Calleja
Judith Cardin
John Cochenour
Terry Conelias
Chris Corrie
Linda C Cummings
Fred Darling
Jitendra Desai
Livio Desimone
Gavin Doughtery
Donna Elliott
Brandon Ernst
Genny Ernst
Michael Fekete
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Vicki Gartland
GFWC Bonita-Estero Woman's Club
Kyle Gilrain
Tanya Glass
Marianne Glick
Denni Glick
Carol Gorton
Lisa Green
Dorothy Guigon
Scott Hansen
Kenneth Harris
Melissa Hemmert
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Julie Ireland
Christina Jonsson
Pat Jorndt
John Knapp
Victoria Konover
Donna Kuhnen
Cheryl Leach
Steve McNear
Heather Murphey
Joshua Nagin
Lena Neal
Cynthia Nesson
Dorothy Podl
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Raj Rathi
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Candice Rosen
Edward Schiffer
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Richard Stolz
Alyona Ushe
Mary Walter
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Laura Wright
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($100 to $999)
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Mike Ernst
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Ken Mack
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Patricia Mills
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Susan Mulholland
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J W Nelson
Mary Frances Nelson
Debbie Nelson
Charles Nevaril
Deborah Newton
Richard Niehaus
David Nolden
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Susan Payne
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Robert Potts
Jerry Pyser
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Lisa Rattner
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Ariadna Reis
TO OUR DONORS
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Barbara Worden
Adrienne Young
Betty Zeidner
UNDER THE SURFACE
