TPAC: Simon & Garfunkel, February 2024

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with BJARKE INGELS, the Lead Architect Behind TPAC’s New Performance Home

Bjarke Ingels at Tennessee Performing Arts Center. Photo by MA2LA.jpg

Bjarke Ingels, the Danish architect, founder, and creative partner of Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) working on the conceptual design for Tennessee Performing Arts Center’s new performance home, sat down with TPAC to share his creative process and what makes this project so unique.

TPAC: How would you describe the balance of art and science in architecture and how does that factor into your approach?

BJARKE INGELS: In many ways, I am using both the left and right side of the brain. On one hand, you have to trust in your intuition and go with your hunch with a certain confidence. On the other hand, you have to solve a lot of real problems by asking many pointed questions and listening to the thoughtful answers you receive.

In architecture, you have to be able to put into words exactly why something is relevant – exactly why something is interesting and why we would want to pursue this.

Architecture really is an art and a science, and it’s by bringing these two spheres together that you accomplish something with the potential to be interesting or beautiful, but also practical and realizable.

TPAC: Designing a performing arts center is considered one of the hardest, most intricate projects.

What makes them so unique?

INGELS: Wagner called opera the Gesamtkunstwerk, which means “the total work of art” because you have all the arts coming together in a singular expression. The music,

drama, theatre, storytelling, set design, and costumes need to be funneled through a single delivery.

It is so interesting for an architect to design one of these cultural spaces because the architecture is that single expression.

TPAC: As an architect with projects all around the globe, what are you wanting to bring to Music City?

INGELS: As an art form, architecture is a bit like portraiture.

I often get the question, “In architecture, isn’t it annoying that you always have to listen to clients with their demands and requests?” But because architecture is like portraiture, you may ask, is the Mona Lisa an expression of DaVinci as an artist, or an expression of Mona Lisa the woman, the subject?

The answer is both. A great portrait captures the likeness of the subject, but also the character, the personality, the soul – and maybe the potential of the subject.

In this case, the subject is TPAC, which is very much alive and active in the city and is going to be one of the cornerstones of the new Nashville. And it could be a building that expresses to the city, “Here is a performing arts center where you can enjoy the performing arts,” and a building that expresses to the rest of the country and the world what kind of a state and what kind of a city Tennessee and Nashville are.

TPAC: Why did you say yes to this project?

INGELS: A performing arts center is a project where an architect can unleash all the aspects of the art and the profession. And, it isn’t very often that a significant city sets out to create a new one. In Europe, many of them are from former centuries. So, that in itself is an amazing opportunity and worth traveling far for. Also, I think Nashville really is a city in America that is having a renaissance. It is about to redefine itself as it goes into a new stage of its evolution as a city. It is a very exciting thing to be part of as an architect.

TPAC: How do you envision TPAC’s new performance home impacting Tennessee and Nashville in the future?

INGELS: One thing that is important to understand about architecture is that our city isn’t the way it is because it always has been. It is the way it is because that is exactly how far the people that came before us got in creating a framework for the life they wanted to live. Because we know that life is always evolving, the life of the city is always evolving. The city we live in, the framework that was created; it was for how the city was, not how the city is today.

As an architect, you don’t know what building you’re going to design when you begin. You discover it along with everyone else and arrive there together. I think we’re arriving at something that will be a unique expression of Nashville today and will allow the people of Nashville and citizens of Tennessee to see themselves in a new way.

A scene from Menopause The Musical 2: Cruising Through ‘The Change’.

MENOPAUSE THE MUSICAL 2 WILL DOCK AT TPAC IN MAY STORY BY

Robert Viagas Hot flash for fans of the 2001 comedy Menopause The Musical! The show’s sequel, Menopause The Musical 2: Cruising Through ‘The Change’, is coming to the Tennessee Performing Arts Center May 4-5. This time, the ladies are headed out to sea on a luxurious cruise.

What Is Different About Menopause 2: Five years after their chance encounter in the lingerie department of Bloomingdale’s department store in New York, the four mature friends reunite to pursue their “trip of self-discovery” aboard a cruise ship. Their journey is described as “a heartfelt look at the joys of menopause and friendship — plus…mood swings, weight gain and memory lapses.” The new show has a completely different song list.

What Are Some of the Songs I Will Hear?: These are some of the new titles, though you may recognize the songs they are spoofing: “Holding Out for a Vino,” “Let’s Hear It for the Toy,” “I Don’t Look Good Naked Anymore,” and parodies of hits including “Come What May,” “Diamonds Are A Girl’s Best Friend,” “Knock Three Times,” “Lady Marmalade” and “Roxanne.”

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Scenes from Menopause The Musical 2: Cruising Through ‘The Change’.

Who Are the Four Characters in the Show?: Professional Woman – She is a working mother and grandmother in a powerful position in her career. A control freak with an attitude, she is out of control with the big “M,” and has little patience with the havoc it is wreaking on her life. Soap Star – She is obviously past the ingenue that she has played on a popular soap opera. She is struggling, unsuccessfully, to come to grips with aging because it affects her livelihood and her life. Earth Mother – A vegetarian and possibly an herbalist. She follows astrology, and she might wear Birkenstocks and socks. Iowa Housewife – Not quite in shape, though her clothes make her look frumpier than she really is. She has no sense of style but possesses naïve wisdom and is in the midst of grieving the loss of her husband of 30 years.

Who Wrote Menopause 2?: Like the first show, the sequel has a book and parody lyrics by Jeanie Linders, set to the music of popular songs from the ’70s, ’80s and ’90s.

Can You Follow Menopause 2 Without Having Seen the Original Menopause The Musical? Yes. Is This Show Only for Women?: While the show makes for a great girls’ night out, men enjoy it too.

Where Did Menopause The Musical Originate?: The original production premiered at the Church Street Theatre in Orlando, Florida on March 28, 2001.

An Off-Broadway production opened the following year and ran 1500 performances, followed by long-running productions in Las Vegas, Chicago, Los Angeles, Detroit and Boston. Seen by more than 17 million people so far, Menopause The Musical has played every state in the continental U.S., more than 500 cities worldwide, and has been translated into nine languages.

Where Did This Version, Menopause The Musical 2: Cruising Through ‘The Change’, Originate?: The sequel opened its premiere tour in September 2023 at Bucks County Playhouse in New Hope, Pennsylvania.

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10 | encore CAST Paul Simon......................................................................................................................... JONAH BOBO Paul Simon....................................................................................................................... ELLIOT LAZAR Art Garfunkel..............................................................................................BRENDAN JACOB SMITH Art Garfunkel..........................................................................................................MAXWELL PINSON

BAND Keyboards and background vocals—ZACH KAMINS; Keyboards and background vocals—MARC ENCABO; Drums and background vocals—BILLY HARRINGTON; Guitar and background vocals—COLLIN KELLER; Guitar and background vocals—JOSH VASQUEZ; Bass guitar and background vocals—JAY HEMPHILL.

SYNOPSIS The Simon & Garfunkel Story chronicles the amazing journey shared by the folk-rock duo, Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel. It tells the story from their humble beginnings as Tom & Jerry to their incredible success as one of the best-selling music groups of the ’60s to their dramatic split in 1970. It culminates with the famous “The Concert in Central Park” reunion in 1981 with more than half a million fans in attendance.

Using state of the art video projection, photos and original film footage, the show also features a full live band performing all of their hits, including “Mrs. Robinson” (featured in the 1967 film The Graduate), “Cecilia,” “Bridge Over Troubled Water,” “Homeward Bound” and many more.

With more than 100 million album sales since 1965, Simon & Garfunkel’s perfect harmonies and songs that poignantly captured the times made them one of the most successful folk-rock duos of all time.

Over the years, they won 10 Grammy® Awards and were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1990. In 1977, their Bridge Over Troubled Water album was nominated at the 1977 Brit Awards for Best International Album. In 2003, Simon and Garfunkel were awarded a Grammy® Lifetime Achievement Award and the following year saw their “The Sound of Silence” awarded a Grammy® Hall of Fame Award.

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WHO’S WHO in the CAST JONAH BOBO (Paul Simon) is a NYC based musician and theatre artist who is extremely passionate about both live performance and studio production. He is a multi-instrumentalist and producer as well as a recording artist, working with artists in New York and across the nation. As a composer his theatrical work has been awarded distinctions by the Richard Rodgers Award Foundation and the Eugene O’Neill National Theatre Center.

ELLIOT LAZAR (Paul Simon) is a Bostonbased actor, singer and musician born and raised in Winnipeg, Canada. Last season he appeared in the National Tour of Fiddler on the Roof, The Band’s Visit (Huntington/ Speakeasy Stage), and Rent (Rainbow Stage). Selected credits: Another Roll of the Dice (North Coast Rep), Parade (Opera NUOVA), James and the Giant Peach (MTYP), American Idiot (Winnipeg Studio Theatre), Way to Heaven (Winnipeg Jewish Theatre), and The Magic Flute (Manitoba Underground Opera). MFA in Theatre (Boston Conservatory) and BMus in Vocal Performance (University of Manitoba).

BRENDAN JACOB SMITH (Art Garfunkel) is a singer, actor and songwriter from Brooklyn, New York.

He is a graduate of Ithaca College, where he studied music and theater. Brendan was recently seen on America’s Got Talent with his vocal trio, T.3. Composed of three tenors, T.3 gained a following on social media by posting covers throughout the pandemic. He recently released his

debut album with his brother Damon under the name, “The Brightmares”.

Brendan was previously seen as Frankie Epps in Parade (The Rev Theatre Co.), Ben in Happily: The Musical (NYMTF), and spent two summers as a member of Hyannis Sound, Cape Cod’s professional a cappella group. Brendan grew up harmonizing to Simon and Garfunkel songs in the stairwell of LaGuardia High School (the Fame school) alongside his good friend Jonah Bobo, and couldn’t be more excited to get to sing these incredible songs once again with him.

ZACH KAMINS (Keyboards and background vocals). Zach is a composer and multi-instrumentalist from Los Angeles.

He graduated from Berklee College of Music and plays keyboards for a progressive rock band called, The Flower Kings. Zach created another band called, An Endless Sporadic, which has music featured in video games such as Tony Hawk’s American Wasteland and several Guitar Hero games. He tours internationally with The Flower Kings and has also toured playing keyboards for Paul Young and Midge Ure (Ultravox).

MAX PINSON (Art Garfunkel) is a New York based actor and singer originally hailing from Kansas City. A recent graduate of Otterbein University, The Simon & Garfunkel Story will be his professional debut.

Recent credits include Something Rotten! and The Pajama Game. Max also spent the past two summers as a member of Cape Cod’s professional all-male a cappella group, Hyannis Sound. He is extremely excited to get to travel all over the country telling the story of Simon & Garfunkel!

14 | encore MARC ENCABO (Keyboards and Background Vocals) is a Los Angeles-based multi-instrumentalist and performer. Being heavily surrounded by music throughout his upbringing in San Diego, CA, he would find his musical voice through school, YouTube, and church, leading to teaching himself to play guitar, piano, and bass, and to furthering his studies as a jazz bassist at the renowned Bob Cole Conservatory of Music at CSU Long Beach. As a songwriter, composer, and collaborator, he has arranged for, performed, and recorded with and for various artists and groups across the US, UK, Europe, and the Philippines.

JAY HEMPHILL is a multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and audio engineer from Long Beach, California.

Starting on the cello at age 7, he quickly developed a passion for every instrument he could get his hands on. He switched to bass in high school and got his first taste of being a professional musician when he started playing jazz and musicals. From there, he has had the opportunity to tour across America with many brilliant musicians, as well as play in multiple musicals, including the world premiere of The Boy Who Danced on Air, and perform with his own project, Discount Art.

JOSHUA VASQUEZ (Guitar and Background Vocals) is a guitarist from San Diego, CA. At the age of 12 he was inspired by classmates at the time to pick up the guitar and eventually decided to pursue it as a career. His pursuit brought him first to the San Diego School of Creative and Performing Arts and upon graduation began attending Berklee College of Music in fall 2013. At Berklee he studied with some of the most renowned teachers in contemporary guitar education. Teachers such as Rick Peckham, Tim Miller, Mike Williams (once a teacher to John Mayer), and Mick Goodrick. Since graduating from Berklee in 2017, Josh has been working as a freelance player and session guitarist in the southern California area.

Doing everything from recording for up and coming artists and video games to being in music videos and playing for theater. His accolades include improvisation awards from several jazz festivals and being a semi-finalist in Guitar Center’s King of the Blues competition in 2011.

BILLY HARRINGTON (Drums and Background Vocals).

From Ann Arbor, Michigan, Billy Harrington is a full-time drummer keeping busy with recording sessions and live work. With a bachelors in the Musical Arts & Jazz Studies from the University of Michigan, he has lectured on early pop drumming and most extensively on the drumming of Ringo Starr, including for the university’s symposium celebrating the 50th anniversary of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, and as a featured artist in the Oxford University Press textbook, “What Goes On: The Beatles, Their Music and Their Time.” As producer, his own shows, A Night For James: A Tribute to the Music of James Taylor, and Lennon & McCartney tribute All Together Now debuted in 2015 and 2016. In 2019, Billy’s research on the drums of Led Zeppelin’s John Bonham with Paul Thompson of Roxy Music was published in Modern Drummer magazine. Recent stage credits include Always… Patsy Cline and Mamma Mia! (Encore Musical Theatre Company 2021-22), and national tours, The British Invasion - Live on Stage (Quatro & Maple Tree Entertainment 2022) and

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COLLIN KELLER (Guitar and Background Vocals) is an American guitarist, touring musician, songwriter, and producer from the heartland of the Colorado Rocky Mountains. Currently residing in Los Angeles, Collin is a Berklee College of Music graduate specializing in songwriting and performance. He has toured internationally including appearances on major festival stages and is credited as a songwriter having worked with global major-label artists. Playful yet mesmerizing, his musical style reflects the heart of John Mayer, the energy of Jack Garratt, and the spirit of The Beatles. Notable past performances include Osheaga Festival, Switchyard Music Festival, The Life and Music of George Michael, and Dirty Dancing in Concert alongside being nominated as ‘Boston Pop Artist of The Year’.

ABOUT RUCKUS ENTERTAINMENT (Producers) Ruckus Entertainment, based in Los Angeles and formed in 2022, brings together veteran entertainment producers Alison Spiriti, Justin Sudds, Dean Elliott and Ralph Schmidtke who are collectively responsible for producing over 100 touring productions seen by millions around the world. Their burgeoning production company brings audiences world-class concerts and live events and is focused on celebrating the history and music behind iconic, globally recognized musical artists. Current productions include The Simon & Garfunkel Story, The Life and Music of George Michael and The British Invasion - Live on Stage.

DEAN ELLIOTT (Show Director, Musical Supervisor) Dean Elliott rose to fame as the lead role of Buddy Holly in the Olivier Award nominated musical Buddy - The Buddy Holly Story. In this role he had the honour of opening the 2008 West End Revival at the Duchess Theatre, London, West End and after much media praise was asked to open and perform in the show in Buddy’s hometown of Lubbock, Texas, in front, and with, Buddy’s immediate family before taking the role around Europe and Canada. Before ‘Buddy’, Dean trained at the prestigious Sir Paul McCartney’s ‘Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts’ (LIPA) and other notable theatre work includes Over the Rainbow - The Eva Cassidy Story (UK No1 Tour), Release The Beat (Arcola Theatre, London) and the multi award winning Ed - The Musical (Edinburgh Festival). Notable TV and radio appearances include “Richard and Judy,” “BBC London Tonight,” “The Jonathan Ross Show” and BBC Radio 2’s “Elaine Paige Show.” Dean has always been a fan of Simon & Garfunkel and is thrilled to be able to bring the music and story together with this fantastic team and tour it around the world.

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Richard D. Bird Jr and William R. Taylor in Memory of Richard D. Bird Diane Bledsoe Rose and Al Bleich Robin and Michael Blinder The Bochy Family Dr. and Mrs. Frank H. Boehm Joe and Allison Boever Tim Boje Sally and Paul Boklage David Bone and Arlen Becton Julia Bono Dr. and Mrs. Scott Borinstein Laura and Jim Bowen Clifford and Angela Bowens Bo and Jill Bowling Kolby and Angelita Boyd Jan and Katie Boyer Steve and Kristin Braaksma Mrs. and Mr. Brittany R. Brace Douglas and Lisa Brace Donna Bradley The Bravo Party Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Brewer Dr. Robert J. Brewer Ronald Brindley, Sr. Brian Brockman and Kati SwiecaBrockman Mr. A.C. Brown Barry and Cathy Brown Mr. and Mrs. Cory Brown Leighton, Chrisie, Autumn, and Jackson Brown Patsy and G. William Brown Sandy Brown Norm and Robyn Brumblay Amanda and Joshua Brummett Wesley and Katie Bryant Donna Burfitt Larry and Laura Burkhart Kim Burns Judy Lynn Burroughs Phil and Stacy Byerly in Memory of Don Byerly Senator Heidi Campbell Lauren and Adam Campbell Christopher Canlas Thomas Carey The Carlo Family Greer and Paige Carr Matthew Carr and Victoria McGowen

Susan Altamore Carusi Jeff and Laret Cassella Charitable Fund Jill C. Cash in Honor of Doris Laird Richard Cashion Mark R. Chambers Andrew Chauncey Jay Chawan Joyce A. Cherry Lee and Jean Cherry Amy and Douglas Christiansen Michael and Catherine Christie Patricia Christman Mr. Kelly and Holly Ciscone The Clark Family Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Claverie Sr. Debbie Coats The Cohen Family Lauren Ann Cole Christopher and Veronica Coleman Deborah Coleman Kevin Collen Leslie Anne Collum Jennifer Colquitt Mary Rose and Jon Conlin Jeff and Anita Conn Evan Conrad Steve and Monica Cook Cheryl and John Cooper Joel and Rebecca Cooper Randy and Deb Cooper Ronald L. and Brenda J. Corbin John Cordaro Lucy Corenswet Kate Cornelius The Covey Family Charlotte Covington Kristin Cragun Crosby Family TPAC Girls Erin Crossan Crossen Chris and Serena Cummins Stephanie Dahmer and Lee Brewer Danny and Wendi Dalby Haley and Brye Dale Nicole Daniel and Michael Feher Steven R. Daniel Kimberly L. Darlington Anna Catherine Davenport Jane Davis John and Gina Davis Dr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Davis

Brook and Greg Day Troy and Karissa Deaton Tiffany and Alfred Degrafinreid The Gerring-DeKleyn Family Robert Delozier The Devereux Family The Dickinson Family Ashley and David Dill Heather Dipietro Pamela Dishman Rob Dixon Tim and Tiffany Dodge Kathy Doman Karen and Joe Donnelly Christine and Laurel Douthwaite Kathryn Dowdell Rennison Kelley Dana and Regina Draper Matt and Catherine Ducey Ashley and Davis Duncan Brian and Cindy Dunphy Mr. and Mrs. David Duquette Jenny and John Dyer Keith and Tracy Dyer Vicki Eatherly EBS Foundation Brandon Eddy Mr. Kevon Edmonds and Dr. Ruth Ross Edmonds Georgette and Shervin Eftekhari Ensworth ‘23 Moms Annette S. Eskind Jeff Eubanks Sam Evans John and Katie Fayard Joan Felts William Felty and Antonio Muniz Holly and Andrew Feris J. Fincannon Family Sara Finley Phil and Lynndel Flack Linda Fletcher Kyle and Nancy Floyd Ginna Follis, Kathy Reeves, Rhonda Foley Karen and David Ford Jason and Leslie Ford Bryan Foriest Robert Fortner in Memory of Lori Fortner David and Kate Fortunato Scott and Amanda Foster Dr. Zach and Mrs. Sherida Foster Randal and Carly Fowler Eva Frasca Joshua and Rebecca Frizzell

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Debi and Lance Fusacchia Caren Gabriel Teresa and Craig Gale Charles Houston Gannon Christine Garcia Vanessa and Grey Garner Jeanne Gavigan Mr. and Mrs. Gilder Julie Gillen Cally Glass Lucie Glass Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Glasser Tara and Benjamin Goldberg Wendy Goldstein and Delaney McClinton Gilbert Gonzales and Andy Hofer Darlene Gooch Tommie Goodman Walter Gordon Dr. and Mrs. Matt Gorham Susan M Graham in Memory of Betsy Moore Jamie Granbery and Marion Floyd Diana Granese, MD Meggan and Chris Grear Sandy Gregory Brad Greives Mr. and Mrs. Britt Groomes Michael Gross Cathy B. Guenther Jennifer Guilmette in Memory of William Ripari Jackie Haas Jill and Bradley Haas Ron Hackett Kyle Hall Richard Hall and Lori McElroy Jerry and Courtney Hancock Sam and Erin Hancock Julie and Brian Hanrahan Grace Hanson Don and Tracy Hardin The Harkness Family Logan and Erin Harpole In Memory of Gerry Schneider and Betty Sandefur Randall and Tammy Harris Beatrice Hart Crissy Wieck Caylyn Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey B. Harwell Jr.

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Susan Harwell and Donna Ore David Haverkamp Marilyn Hayes Philip and Irene Head Rob and Layla Hebert Alex and Haley Heiche The Helm Family Tammy Helms Phillip Henderson Richard Hensley Ashley and Lily Herb Greg and Katrina Herman Alexandra Herron Phil and Amber Hertik Vern and Kricky Heyer Gerald and Karen Hill Gerald Hill, Veteran Team at Benchmark Realty LLC Jackie Hill Morgan and Leigh Hillenmeyer Susanne Hines Brandon and Susan Hoag Donna Hobbs Tammy and Barrett Hobbs Hodge and Morris Families Craig Hofmann Cathy and Chris Hogan Key Holleman Greg and Rebecca Hollis in Memory of Lucy Hollis Donald and Deborah Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Scott McWilliams Diane K. Honda and David P. Reiland Richard Hoos and Barbara Owens Bobby and Leslie Hopkins Anne Hosfield Helen R. Houston Hugh Howser Will Humphrey Sara and David Hunt Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Hunter in memory of Molly Smoot Blair Catharine Husbands Mr. and Mrs. Shandy Husmann Sheila Hylton William Israel and Caldwell Collins Emily and Brett Jackson James and Lindsey Jackson Julia R. Jackson, Zeitlin Sothebys International Realty

Mr. and Mrs. Les Jackson Jerry and Kristen Charbonneau Sarah Janski In Memory of Larry Janski Selena Jennings Donna Jobe Dr. Jim Johnson and Catherine Stutzner Belle Johnson and Pepper Magargee Trey, Donna, and Madison Spain Melanie Johnson and Richard Cale Todd and Kim Johnson Johnston Family in Honor of Carol Johnston Greg Jones Bart and Nicole Jones Susan and Roland L. Jones Kenneth and Laura Joyner Robert Juechter Dr. Arvindh and Mrs. Candace Kanagasundram Cameron and Caitlin Kavoosifar Larry and Marsha Kedigh Donna Keller Nicholas Kilen Chuck Kinard Carol King David King Jeff and Cindy King Darrell Kirby and Dr. Robbie Goodman Michael and Erin Kirkpatrick Ellie Cook and Valerie Klein David and Janet Kleinfelter Mr. Bobby Knight Elizabeth Knox The Korab Family Diane M. Kovalsky Jan and Rand Krikorian Sarah Blair Event Design Mr. and Mrs. Randolph M. Lagasse Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lalumondier Charles E. Lamb Jeff Lancaster David and Teresa Lance in Honor of Lucy and Caroline Timothy Larson Christen Lassiter Laurence Family Dr. William and Mrs. Maggie Laxton Justin Lee Tal and Mary Lefler

Dena K. and Gregory H. Leggett Michael and Sandra Lenzen Sharon Lesain-Edwards in Memory of Keith Edwards Carolyn and Larry Levine Laura Lidyard Regan Liggins Dave Lindsay Mark Lindsey Ann Loffi Laurie Lokey in Memory of Bill Lokey Kim and Bob Looney John and Monica Loar Arthur and Rebecca Lowen Susannah and Jack Lowery Eddie and Saralu Lunn Jessica Lunn Tina Lynch and Gail Tucciarone Ted and Danielle Maccabee Susan Magidson Gator Michaels Consulting Martin and Andrea Maguire Justin and Kelley Maierhofer Richard Manning, Jr. Jo Marshall Ruth and Richard Marshall Callen and Mike Martin Quinta Martin John Mason and Jill Pugh Wendell McAbee Pat and Brenda McAfee Patsy McCall Andy and Rachel McCloud Valerie Jacobs and Jeff McCue Kathy G. McGee Ms. Mary Ann McGinn Connor McGinnis Dan and Melanie McHugh Diane E. McIntyre Matt McKnight Linda McMillan Garry McNabb Barb and Denny McNeely Family Fund Catherine McTamaney Brent Medling Jessica Mentzer and Tim Bolton The Messina Family Ingrid M. Meszoely

Michael and Sarah Mettee in Memory of Robert Ramsay Ernest Midgett Cory Miller Garrett Miller Laurie A. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Miller William Miller Mr. Joseph Mills Kellie Mires Tom and Vicki Moon Dana Moore and Jack Isenhour Dr. and Mrs. Lee S. Moore Nannette Moores Karen Morgan JoAnn Morris Danielle and Jay Morrison Kim Morrow/Danielle Williams Paula and Leif Murphy Darlene Nall Will and Catharine Newman Bill and Glenda Newton Dr. and Mrs. James H. Nichols Lucy and Cameron Nichols Dr. Agatha Nolen Suzanne Nordmann Dante and Jade Norris Patrice Norris Ben and Kelly Nye O’Briant, Wallace, and Karst Families Kathleen and Tim O’Brien Daniel and Emily Oliver Dr. Andre and Jeani Olivier Jeanie Orr Kathy B. Osborne Amy and James Otto Outdoor Classic Structures Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Overby Maggie Owens and Camryn Mireault Dorothy and Jamie Pace Karen and Terry Page Todd and Cheryl Panther Paul and Diane Parker J. Russell and Phyllis Parkes Casey Parsons, Zeitlin Sotheby’s International Realty Candace Partee Jimmie Parvin and Dan Halcomb Amy Pass in Honor of Ava Otto

Sarah Pearl Diana and Zach Pelham William Pennell John and Kandace Peppers Jaime and Barbara Perez Houston Perrett Mark and Mary Peters Drs. Philip M. and Pamela K. Pfeffer Jacqueline and Scott Phillips Lawrence D. Phillips Nancy and Skipper Phipps Elizabeth and David Pico Kip and Rose Pierce Benjamin Pietrzyk Jonathan and Jennifer Pike Paige Pitts Raelynn and Craig Plattner Kevin and Simonne Poff Jack and Beverly Polson Rob and Cindy Porter Ryan and Lauren Powell in Memory of Judy Roche Douglas and Tracie Powers Tim and Linda Priddy Brian and Karina Purcell Joyce and Preston Quirk Travis Ragland Nancy Rainier Robert and Meaghan Ransom Karl and Linda Rass Brandi Rayburn in Memory of Mildred Burchfield and Elsa Elkins Cynthia and Franco Recchia Suki and Rick Rechter II Erica Reed in Memory of Edgar Reed Joe and Heather Reed Ursula Reed Phillip Remke Mr. and Mrs. Nick Rew and Mr. and Mrs. Don Diffendorf Reynolds Family in Honor of Performing Arts Jennifer M. Rice Steve and Anita Rich Steve and Clare Rich Christy Richardson Cindy and Steve Richmond Carolyn Ricketts H. Paul Ritchie

Lisa Rivera Alejandro Rivera Worrick and Leslie Robinson Ronnow/Watkins Families Linda and Don Rubright The Ruis Family Kathryn Rupert Russha J. Sage Dr. and Mrs. David Sain Dr. Kristin Salter Andrew and Kristin Sanderson Debbie Sanford Robert and Claire Sawyer Dan and Ann Scales Mr. and Mrs. Derek Schmidt Dr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Schoettle Noha and Michael Schouder Carol and Alvin Scott The Scotts Dr. Patricia Scott and Mr. B.J. Anckner Thomas and Heather Seabrooks Mr. and Mrs. James C. Seabury III Quin Segall Lynn Seifert Kevin & Kelly Lynn Sekuterski Stewart Selden Charles Selke Jeanne Sellars Lisa and Richard Severson Pat Shacklett Monica and Sam Shellabarger Dr. Melissa Shelton John and Cindy Shields Vivian and Justin Shields Bruce S. Shindler Allen and Shawne Sills Nadine Simons Will and Emily Sims Judy Sinz and Jamie Sinz Mr. and Mrs. Dan Slipkovich Cynthia and Chris Slobogin Irvin and Beverly Small Foundation Amy F. Smartt Jeremy and Alison Smith Arlene A. Smith Becky Smith Debbie Smith

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Kristina Smith Dr. Neil and Ruth Smith Thomas A. Smith Michael Smitherman Smith-Tyge Family Rhianwen Lowbridge Richard G. Soper Stephanie Sorrell Brady Spencer Donald and Daina Spisak Robert and Jill Stansell John and Jenny Starcke Joe N. and Brenda Steakley Shelly Stem and Jo Stanifer Rick and Peggy Stepien Meredith Stewart Kim Stokes Joy Strange Russ and Nelda Lee Sturgeon Ryan Sullivan Schelle Swift Amy and Thomas Talley Dr. F. William and Erin Taylor Joyce Taylor Kevin Thompson Jennifer and Chad Thompson Julie Thure Luke and Mary Tidwell in Memory of Dakie Cowan Mr. James Timm Brian and Katie Toungette in Memory of Eli Cramer Ken and Rhonda Travis David and Lara Tresch Dr. Susanne Tropez-Sims in Memory of Maxwell and Ethel Tropez Craig and Jennie Menzie Kelly and Jacob Unger Robert and Daisy Urfer Margaret and George Uribe Todd and Beth Vessel Denise M. Volz Toni VonColln and Julie Bulger Roger Vos Guy Wagner Anne and Bill Wall Susan Walsworth Walter and Janet Ward Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Wasden Carmen Watkins

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Deborah and Jeremy Watson in Memory of Betty Jo Watson Rob and Susan Weaver Ken and Carla Webb Rita Webb Chris and Roxanne Weinberg Kenneth and Julia Weiss Steven Weissenburger Caroline and Robert West Tammie and Jenna Wetherholt Kathleen Whalen Mrs. John Warner White Stephen White Paul and Maria Wieck Christie and Titus Wiemers Ouida Wilkes Rebecca Williams Mr. and Mrs. David Williger Kevin Wilson Matthew and Tara Wilson Richard and Kimberly Wilson in Honor of Rachel Beth Jackson Dr. and Mrs. William R. Wilson Heather and Chris Wood Christy Wood William Wood Kasey Woods PMHNP Tommy and Melissa Wooten Charles and Rose Wright Ronald Wright, Jr. Tim and Marlena Wright Xee Xiong Andy and Jamie Young Shirley Zeitlin

TENNESSEE PREMIERE

JUNE 28-29 “Mark Morris’s tribute to Burt Bacharach is what the world needs now. Nothing is as it seems in this witty, wounding, and brilliant new dance production, The Look of Love.”

–The Washington Post

AL TIONIES RNA R INTE NCE SE2023-24 DA

OUR CORPORATE PARTNERS High Impact Partners CONWAY-WELCH FAMILY FOUNDATION+

PREMIERE TRANSPORTATION

Nashville International Airport

Ann M. Duffer Foundation Coca-Cola Bottling Company Consolidated The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee

Cumberland Capital Partners Duke Energy Foundation The Enchiridion Foundation Samuel M. Fleming Foundation Humana

Inspection Experts, Inc. Jack C. Massey Foundation JE Dunn Construction

Abound Wealth American Paper & Twine All American Plumbing, LLC Apple & Company, Inc. Big Visual Group

Brighthouse Cleaning C Tech Controls Caterpillar Foundation Chick-Fil-A Metrocenter Clifton + Leopold Crumbl Cookies

Cumberland Trust and Investment Company Enterprise Holdings Foundation EOA Architects Hall Strategies

Hermitage Golf Course Rachel Oates Family Dental Phoenix Provisions Inc. Tupper Tree Farm Turner Construction Company Foundation

Best Brands, Inc. Beyond Details Brown-Forman

Butler Snow Coca-Cola Bottling Company Consolidated D’Andrews Bakery & Cafe

Google, Inc. JohnsonPossKirby Morton’s The Steakhouse The NewsChannel 5 Network

Phillips Printing Company Schenk Photography TMProductions

Kraft CPAs Nashville Convention and Visitors Corporation

New England Foundation for the Arts Woodmont Investment Counsel, LLC

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Board and Staff Listing BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS

Melvin Malone, Chair James Schmitz, Vice Chair J. Reginald Hill, Treasurer Sheila Gibson, Secretary Martha Ingram, At-Large Executive Dr. Phil Wenk, Immediate Past Chair EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Victor Berrios Sheila Gibson Kefin Hartley Reggie Hill Martha Ingram Tracy Kane Melvin Malone Alexia Poe Jim Schmitz Claire Tucker Phil Wenk Gail Williams

MEMBERS, BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Michael Carter Emanual (Butch) Eads Don Hardin Robert Hebert Joy Heinrichs Debbie Hollenstein Steve Mason Nathan Poss Cybele Raver Dr. Christopher Rehm Adam Sansiveri Rhonda Taylor Claire Tucker FOUNDATION BOARD

Brad Bowlin Ansel Davis Rob Hebert Reggie Hill Jeff Hopmayer Quin Evans Segall Jennifer Turner John Wengraf

EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP President and CEO, Jennifer Turner Managing Director & Chief Administrative Officer, James Timm Exec. Assistant & Board Liaison, Marlo Goff PROGRAMMING Director of Programming, Christian Lyhus Senior Manager of Programming, Caroline deGraaf Contract Administrator, Tanza Farr INCLUSIVE ARTS Chief Inclusive Arts Officer, Roberta Ciuffo West

Senior Vice President of Education and Community Engagement, Susan Sanders Senior Director of Grants & Special Projects, Lattie Brown Senior Director of Education and Community Engagement, Kristin Dare-Horsley Director of Education Enrichment, Cassie LaFevor Education Enrichment Manager, Treysia Jackson Manager of Education and Community Engagement, Nivedhan Singh HUMAN RESOURCES Vice President of Human Resources, Kim Marrone Senior Payroll Manager and HR Specialist, Mary Huffman FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION Chief Financial Officer, Julie Gillen FINANCE

Controller, Dana Nolen Senior Accountant, Lindsay Johnson Accountant, Bryan Leftwich INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Vice President of Information Technology, Jeff Condon Senior Solutions Engineer, Andrew Astorino Database Administrator, Jeff Stahel Helpdesk Technician, Brandon Partida Network Engineer, Mike Sansom TICKETING & GUEST SERVICES SVP, Ticketing & Guest Services, Kimberly Darlington TICKETING

Director of Ticketing and Customer Service, Akil Lyle VIP Ticket Sales Coordinator, Leroy Loyal Patron Services Specialist, Riley Miller Patron Services Specialist, Kaylee Dixon Tessitura Systems Manager, Daniel Harris Asst. Manager of Ticket Operations, Johana Davila Ticket Operations Supervisor, Kayla Meehan Box Office Manager, Lori Joffs

Box Office Supervisor, Dana Lolas Box Office Coordinator, Rick Forshee

OPERATIONS Vice President, Operations, Leon Scioscia

GUEST SERVICES

Director, Event Management, Jeremy Knutsen Senior Event Manager, Kayla Bringelson Event Manager, Mary Kanani-Donaghy Event Manager, Taylor Tischhauser Event Manager, Rebecca Forrest Operations Coordinator, Tatyana Bristol

Director of Guest Services, Mary Blair Guest Services Manager, Kelley Ramirez Guest Services Manager, Emily Rich Guest Services Manager, Kevin Anderson Jr. MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS Vice President of Marketing and Communications, Tony Marks Director of Communications, Josh Holliday Director of Marketing, Emily Sitton Senior Manager of Digital Marketing, Rebecca Bourne Senior Manager of Graphic Design, Brad DeLeone Graphic Designer, Jose Semidei Group Sales Manager, Lindsay Baleka Social Media Manager, Brandy Ferguson Marketing Manager, Presentations, Kiera Lytle Public Relations Manager, Brittany Portalatin DEVELOPMENT Vice President of Leadership Giving, Diana Pelham Director of Corporate and Membership Giving, April Posey Director of Leadership Giving, Mary Cate Conn Senior Manager of Development Operations, Kelsey Daly Development Manager, Membership & Events, Aja Price Manager of Development Information, Danny Harp CAPITAL CAMPAIGN Chief Campaign Officer, Suzanne Iler Prospect Analyst Manager, Zach Bobbitt

EVENT MANAGEMENT

SECURITY & SAFETY

Senior Director, Security & Food & Beverage, Ryan Curd Security & Safety Manager, Jasmine Gould Security and Safety Officer, OC Davis Security & Safety Officer, Phoenix KnoxWashington FOOD & BEVERAGE

Director of Food and Beverage, Beth Antram Food and Beverage Manager, Jim Parrish Manager of Hospitality & Merchandising, Jessica Ladd TECHNICAL OPERATIONS

Director of Production, Sawyer Wallace Production Manager, Alex Poe Master Electrician, Brent Smith Production Electrician, Taylor Hulsey-Thomas Chief Audio Engineer, Jeff Ent Audio Engineer, Jamin Craig Audio Engineer, Chelsea Skinner Event Technical Director, Wrench Steinlage Event Technical Director, Zack Steenbergen Event Technical Director, Vincent van der Wolf

FACILITIES BUILDING OPERATIONS

Capital Projects & Facilities, Denise Minatoya Director of Building Operations, Samantha Borgen Facility Manager, Chris Voss

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