The Gallo Center Magazine - September 2021

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magazine SEP. '21 . V 12, NO. 2

2021/22 SEASON OPENER!

Marie Osmond

PERFORMING WITH 30 MEMBERS OF THE MODESTO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA! Interview with Virginia Still

CHRIS BOTTI TOP-SELLING JAZZ & POP FAVORITE!

JOSÉ MARÍA NAPOLEÓN THE REVERED MEXICAN STAR!

FRANK CALIENDO HILARIOUS COMEDIAN & IMPRESSIONIST!

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NAPOLEON DYNAMITE LIVE – PG-13

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4 – 5

9/10

FRI

7:30 PM

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CHRIS BOTTI 9/12

SUN

5 PM

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JOSÉ MARÍA NAPOLEÓN 9/17

FRI

CHICAGO – WAIT LIST ONLY!

9/7 TUE 7:30 PM TICKETS: $79/109/119/129

CAMILA

9/11

TICKETS: $79/99/149/189

2021/22 SEASON OPENER! MARIE OSMOND

9/18

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FOREVERLAND – MICHAEL JACKSON TRIBUTE

FRI

7:30 PM

BOZ SCAGGS – WAIT LIST ONLY!

9/19

7:30 PM

9/18

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FRANK CALIENDO

SUN

5 PM

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8 PM

9/24

TICKETS: $39/59/79/99

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GALLO CENTER REP: GUESS WHO’S COMING TO DINNER

9/17

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ANTHONY K – ADULT CONTENT

FRI

8 PM

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SAT

SAT

7:30 PM

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9/24–25 FRI – SAT 7:30 PM 9/26 SUN 2 PM

TICKETS: $15/20/30

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LITTLE RIVER BAND SAT

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8 PM

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SAT

Also Coming to the Center:

9/25

TICKETS: $49/59/69/79

7:30 PM

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Digital programs come to the Gallo Center They say change is a good thing. For some, it can mean

new QR codes posted in the lobby prior to each performance and during

opportunity or progress. For others, it can mean discomfort or

intermission. While these digital program books have been designed in

an absence of familiarity. In many ways, the pandemic forced our

dark mode to reduce light interference, we still ask that you power down

industry to find ways to change how we do what we’ve always

your devices for the duration of the performance to ensure the artists, as

done. Those who’ve succeeded and weathered the storm will

well as those around you, are not distracted.

tell you it hasn’t been easy, but we’ve learned from it, and grown because of it. Some might even tell you they’ve discovered silver linings.

No smartphone? No problem! These new digital program books are also available to download and print from home in a high-resolution PDF format that you can bring with you to the show.

One area of change for the live events industry has been trying to find ways to reduce, or in some cases eliminate, person-to-person

Whether you call it progress or call it painful, we hope you’re proud. Proud

contact. Paperless ticketing and digital program books became

that the Gallo Center is continuing our commitment to stay on the cutting

topics of intense conversation and scrutiny over the last however

edge and offer you the very best.

many months. Admittedly, I was a sceptic in the beginning. I was

Sincerely,

resistant to change. Perhaps it was the 16-yr old boy in me who

Chad Hilligus, CEO

spent years collecting Playbills so that I could make a wallpaper

chilligus@galloarts.org

collage of memories. No judgements. But ultimately, I recognize

Photo by David A. Lee

this as the way forward. I’ve embraced the opportunity and I hope

LET’S BE SOCIAL!

you will too.

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After months of research and redesigns, we are thrilled to now be able to offer you high quality, carefully designed digital program books throughout the season. These will be accessible in a number of ways—on our website, via eblasts, and by scanning

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Chris Botti

SERVES UP AWARD-WINNING JAZZ & POP SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2021, 5 PM TICKETS: $49/69/79/99

Grammy Award-winning master trumpeter and composer Chris Botti is the largest-selling American instrumental artist. His success has crossed over to audiences usually reserved for pop music and his ongoing association with PBS has led to four #1 jazz albums, as well as multiple Gold, Platinum and Grammy Awards. Botti has sold more than four million albums, and recorded and performed with Sting, Barbra Streisand, Tony Bennett, Lady Gaga, Josh Groban, Yo-Yo Ma, Michael Bublé, Paul Simon, Joni Mitchell, John Mayer, Andrea Bocelli, Joshua Bell, Aerosmith's Steven Tyler and even Frank Sinatra.

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2021/22 SEASON OPENER!

Marie

EXPECT

Osmond's SHOW TO BE

‘Unexpected’

BY VIRGINIA STILL

In her fifth decade in the entertainment business, Marie Osmond owes much to Lucille Ball, Sammy Davis Jr., Bob Hope and other legends who tutored her and helped develop her continuing appreciation of performing for audiences.

“I just love the people, I really do,” said Osmond. “It keeps you getting up in the morning and being positive. It is interesting to see how people keep finding you and it keeps you motivated to keep finding them.”

Osmond also has been motivated to continue performing thanks to stories fans have shared about how her books, shows and music have been a positive force in their lives and helped them through hard times. These stories have in turn inspired her to offer people a spiritual message every Sunday on social media, to help them “move forward even when it is dark.”

Over the past five decades, Osmond has enjoyed great success as a singer, talk show host, dancer, actor, author, doll maker, spokesperson, television personality, radio host, and Broadway performer. Along the way she also became the co-founder of the Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals, the non-profit organization that helps sick and injured children with a network of 170 hospitals in North America.

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YOU’RE GOING TO SEE

Every Style of Music. ”

“We help over 11 million kids a year,” she noted. “It is so good to know that all of the money goes to the kids. It all stays local and benefits children in your local community. So I love doing charity work and things like that as well.”

As a young girl, Osmond had a love for country music, but learned to appreciate other genres including pop music from the American Songbook, and even some operas. “Paper Roses” was Osmond’s first solo hit, topping the country charts in 1973 and propelling her to

MARIE OSMOND SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2021, 7:30 PM TICKETS: $79/99/109/129

PERFORMING WITH 30 MEMBERS OF

THE MODESTO SYMPHONY ORCHESTA! PREMIER PARTNER:

international fame. Subsequent years saw her join brother Donny in many live and televised shows, as well as performing together in a residency at the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas for 11 years.

Osmond has recently been performing with symphonies and orchestras, offering audiences an unexpected experience than the typical country concert. For her show at the Gallo Center, she will be appearing with

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30 members of the Modesto Symphony Orchestra. The show also will feature guest artists David Osmond (her nephew) and Daniel Emmet from America’s Got Talent.

“You will love the combination,” Osmond said. “It will be really cool. It is who I am right now. You are not going to see this in Vegas.”

Osmond’s new album, appropriately titled Unexpected, has 17 tracks and is dedicated to her father George Virl Osmond. Among the cuts are “Unexpected Song,” “But the World Goes ‘Round,” “Climb Every Mountain,” and “Nessun Dorma.”

Audiences for her current shows will experience a “music fest,” according to Osmond, with a few songs from her last album, Music is Medicine, some songs from the new album, some big band tunes, and fan favorites.

“I don’t believe in doing anything at this point in my life unless it is really fun and it leaves the audience with something wonderful to discuss later on,” she added. “You are going to see every style of music. I have challenged myself to learn and understand all music, just as it is important to understand all people.”

“I worked really hard in my life to master some of these things,” she said.

“Life is always challenging and you never know what you can do until you give it a shot. Fear is something we have to overcome. The hardest thing is change and it is the only consistent thing in our life.”

Osmond is a grandmother now—yes, a grandmother—and loves spending time with her eight grandchildren. While she will continue to perform, spending time with family remains a top priority.

Virginia Still is a writer and photographer for a variety of publications including the 209 Magazine. Check out her stories on 209magazine.com or connect with her on Facebook: Virginia Still, Twitter: @StillVirginia, or ginnistill on Instagram.

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THERE PROBABLY ISN’T A

BETTER OR FUNNIER COMEDIAN/ IMPRESSIONIST THAN

Frank Caliendo FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2021, 7:30 PM TICKETS: $39/59/79/99

Clean comedian, actor, and impressionist Frank Caliendo will be making his second, very likely sold out performance at the Center. He has been making people laugh his entire life. Caliendo is well known for his impressions of famous personalities Morgan Freeman, Al Pacino, Robin Williams, Robert DeNiro; politicians Donald Trump, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, Barack Obama; broadcasters John Madden, Charles Barkley and Jon Gruden; and talk show hosts Dr. Phil, Jay Leno, and David Letterman. On stage, Caliendo's high energy act is a blend of observations, impressions, characters and anecdotal stories that start at a frenetic pace and never let up. He's going to make you laugh long and hard.

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FRIDAY & SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 & 25, 2021, 7:30 PM SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2021, 2 PM (AUDIENCE Q&A FOLLOWS)

OPENS SEASON WITH

Guess Who's Coming to Dinner

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The Daytons are a progressive white couple in San Francisco. It is the tumultuous 1960s, and their daughter Joanna arrives home with Dr. John Prentice, an African American physician. They want the Daytons' blessing for their marriage – today. Based on the iconic film written

by William Rose, adapted by Todd Kriedler, this is a witty, insightful reflection on two families confronted by their prejudices.

Photo Illustration by Michael J. Mangano CAST HILARY Dyanne Durr

MATT Jim Johnson

MONSIGNOR RYAN David Keymer

TILLIE Cheryll Knox

JOANNA Krista Serpa

JOHN SENIOR John Ervin

CHRISTINA Charlene West

JOHN Adam Torrian

MARY Wanda Bonnell TICKETS FROM $15

Anthony K DELIVERS SLICK, ENGAGING COMEDY

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2021, 8 PM TICKETS: $15/20/25

One of the Modesto area's most familiar performers, this 10-year comedy veteran spins highly personal stories ranging from being raised by a single mother to the pitfalls of growing up in Ceres, California. An engaging manner, slick wordplay and an 'old soul' have made him a finalist at the Big Sky Comedy Festival and the San Francisco Comedy Competition. He has also appeared at SF Sketchfest and Comedy

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José María

Napoleón DEBUTS IN MODESTO WITH HASTA SIEMPRE TOUR

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2021, 8 PM TICKETS: $59/79/89/99

This award-winning singer, songwriter, and sometime-actor is revered in his home country of Mexico -- and throughout Latin America -- as the "Poet of Song." As one of the key protagonists of the hugely influential balada movement of the 1970s, Napoleón’s musical signature as a writer and recording artist lies in delicately layered orchestral arrangements that weave elements of traditional styles from mariachi to rancheras to boleros with sophisticated orchestral and rock charts to create stunningly beautiful melodies. Vicente Fernández, Pepe Aguilar, Pedro Fernández, Yuri, Plácido Domingo and José José, are among the stars who have sung his compositions.

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YOU’LL BE ‘reminiscing ’ WHEN

Little River Band HITS THE STAGE

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2021, 7:30 PM TICKETS: $49/59/69/79 SPONSORED BY:

A founding member of The Eagles, the late Glenn Frey, knew what he was saying when he dubbed Little River Band “the best singing band in the world." Through the '70s and '80s, LRB enjoyed huge chart success with hits like “Reminiscing," “Cool

Change," “Lonesome Loser," “The Night Owls," “Take It Easy On Me," “Help Is on Its Way," “Happy Anniversary," “We Two," “Man On Your Mind," “The Other Guy," and "It's A

Long Way There." The band's worldwide sales in albums, CDs and digital downloads now top 35 million, and they set a record for having had Top 10 hits for 6 consecutive years—the very first band to achieve that remarkable status!

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Napoleon Dynamite Live: THE CLASSIC FILM, HAVE A CONVERSATION WITH THE CAST!

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2021, 7:30 PM TICKETS: $29/39/49/59

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The beloved indie classic film Napoleon Dynamite was made over 15 years ago. Since then much has changed; but the characters, as enduring as they are endearing, stay in our hearts.

Appealing to the inner-teenager in each of us, the story, and more importantly the dialogue, makes Napoleon Dynamite one of the most quoted movies of our time. It makes us laugh – and laugh hard – over and over again. This unique evening includes a full screening of Napoleon Dynamite followed by a lively, freewheeling, moderated discussion with fan-favorite cast members: Jon Heder (Napoleon Dynamite), Efren Ramirez (Pedro) and Jon Gries (Uncle Rico).

This performance was originally scheduled prior to the pandemic. Seating options may be limited due to prior sales.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! More than 200 active volunteers donate thousands of hours each season to support the Gallo Center and its mission to illuminate, educate and entertain our community. They play a very special role and are essential to the overall success of the Center. If you would like to be a part of this wonderful group, please attend an upcoming quarterly orientation session at the Center.

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Kristen Kenyon

JOINS GALLO CENTER EXECUTIVE TEAM

The Gallo Center for the Arts has announced the appointment of Kristen F. Kenyon to the position of Director of Philanthropy beginning September 7. Kenyon brings nearly 30 years of front-line experience working with all sizes of non-profit organizations to improve their fundraising programs.

“We are extremely thrilled to have found Kristen right here in Modesto after an extensive national search. The Gallo Center is very fortunate to welcome someone with Kristen’s impressive amount of experience, proven track record, and deep passion for the arts,” said CEO Chad Hilligus.

Kenyon has worked as the Assistant Director of Development at the Los Angeles Philharmonic where she managed their annual giving program, as well as the capital campaign for the construction of the Walt Disney Concert Hall. Kenyon also previously served as the Deputy Director of Development at The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles. As a fundraising consultant, her clients have included the Field Museum in Chicago, the Seattle Aquarium, Exploratorium in San Francisco, and the Chicago History Museum. A Los Gatos native, Kenyon joins the Gallo Center for the Arts from Modesto’s Community Hospice Foundation, where she has served as their Major Gifts Officer since 2018.

Gallo Center

NAMES NEW DIRECTORS & TRUSTEES

The Gallo Center for the Arts also has announced the appointment of six members to the Center’s board of directors: Annie

Benisch, Director of Marketing, Boyett Petroleum; Mel Bradley, Owner, Mel Bradley Electric and Solar; Sarah Grover, Owner,

Suite 52 Living; Ginger Johnson, Retired Educator; Raul Mendez, Stanislaus County Chief Executive Office; and Duncan Reno, General Manager, COO, CCE, Del Rio Country Club.

In addition, the Center has named 13 members to its board of trustees: Angelica Anguiano, Attorney; Ismael Covarrubias, Owner, Rancho Fresco Mexican Grill; KT Staak Dorsett, Grizzly Nut LLC; Emma Grover, Suite 52 Living; Doug Highiet,

President, Ceres Pipe & Metal; Linda Hischier, Bank of the West; Danielle Lau, Community Volunteer; Roberto Martinez, Owner, Nor-Cal Foods, Inc.; Trent Mayol, EVP, Pacific Southwest Container; Katy Menges, Community Volunteer & Independent Performing Arts Professional; Juan Sánchez Muñoz, Ph.D., Chancellor, UC Merced; Jeffrey Reed, President, CEO – Basic Resources, Inc.; and Philip Trompetter, Ph.D., Police and Forensic Psychologist.

“We are delighted to welcome these wonderful community leaders to the Gallo Center’s boards,” said CEO Chad Hilligus. “All of us look forward to the contributions they will be making to this great non-profit performing arts organization.”

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BRIAN KLINE

ANNIE BENISCH

MICHELLE LEWIS

JILL BOWER

RAUL MENDEZ

CLARKE FILIPPI, D.D.S.

BEN REMINGTON, M.D.

SARAH GROVER

DUNCAN RENO

CHAD HILLIGUS

WILLIAM SEAVY

GINGER JOHNSON

JULIE VANDER WALL

BOARD OF TRUSTEES ANGELICA ANGUIANO

KIMBERLY CLAUSS JORRITSMA

ELLIOT BEGOUN

MICHAEL KRAUSNICK

LORRAINE CARDOZA

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VIRGINIA MADUENO

CLIFFORD COOPER

ROBERTO MARTINEZ

DANIEL DEL REAL

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KT STAAK DORSETT

KATY MENGES

RYAN DZIADOSZ

CHRIS MURPHY

PAUL MICHAEL EGER

JUAN SÁNCHEZ MUÑOZ, PH.D.

ROBERT FANTAZIA

NORIK NARAGHI

ROBERT FORES

SHARILYN NELSON

BRITTA FOSTER

NORM PORGES

RYAN ROTH GALLO

ROSE MARIE REAVILL

DIANE GILBERT

JEFF REED

EMMA GROVER

SUSAN RICH

DAVID HALVORSON

CHRISTINE ROBERTS

XELAH HERRERA

JANET ROGERS

PETER HERRMANN

MICHAEL ROLAND

DOUG HIGHIET

STEPHANIE GALLO TYLER

LINDA HISCHIER

PHILIP TROMPETTER, PH.D.

RONALD HOFFMANN

DOUG VILAS

JOHN JACINTO JIM JOHNSON, PH.D.

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ALEXANDRA LOEW

LILLY BANISADRE

TONY MISTLIN (IN MEMORIAM)

CARL BOYETT (IN MEMORIAM) JOAN CARDOZA SHEILA CARROLL SUZANNE CASAZZA PAUL DRAPER RON EMERZIAN ANN ENDSLEY KENNI FRIEDMAN LOUIS FRIEDMAN DIANNE GAGOS BARRY HIGHIET (IN MEMORIAM) RANDY JALLI CHRIS JOHNSON GRACE LIEBERMAN (IN MEMORIAM) ROY LEVIN, M.D.

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