Spencer Theater Stage Program - Fall/Winter/Spring Season 2023/24

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S PENCER THEATER FOR THE P ERFORMING A RTS, O UR "D IAMOND IN THE RUFF"

wenty-six years ago the late J ackie Spencer and husband Dr. A.N. Spencer unveiled their monumental gift to the world of performing arts in one of the more unexpected locales in America: the rural southeastern New Mexico mountain settlement of Alto, a bit north of the horse racing town of R uidoso. H eadlining with an eye-popping array of famous musicians, the black tie gala ceremony was attended by dignitaries, artists, swarms of journalists, and more than 500 first ome first ser e lu k atro s. he ele rated ift the stu i se e stor sparkling white jewel, the Spencer Theater for the Performing Arts.

H ailed as “ a diamond in the ruff,” the $23-million, state-of-the-art performance hall was funded solely by J ackie, heir to a Wall Street fortune, who spent the bulk of her 78 years living and playing in rural L incoln County, New Mexico. As a lifelong lover of performing arts, she made countless journeys with her husband, their many friends, or with her three children to more cosmopolitan areas to see grand scale stage productions. On occasion, she even sponsored chamber symphony appearances at private parties and county dance barns until her glorious vision of building a professional performing arts facility gained both focus and expediency.

A trAditionAl riB B on cutting ceremony with It took 15 years of planning and personal oversight to achieve, but once she setheAter founders J AcK ie & A.n. spencer lected architect Antoine Predock and contractors broke ground on 72-acres in Alto, lAunched the spectAculAr grAnd opening on the seven-story, 50,000 square foot facility – with an intimate 514 seats and 5,000 octoB er 3 rd, 1 9 9 7 . sq. ft. proscenium stage – was completed in a little over a year’s time. Finally, during a grand gala opening on October 3rd, 1997, the Spencers literally cut a red velvet ribbon and launched a truly transformative cultural experience for all of southeastern New Mexico and beyond.

Since its grand opening in 1997, the “ roadhouse” theater has drawn people of all social persuasions to experience both big and intimate stage productions, the vast majority being professional national and international touring extravaganzas requiring the dynamic lighting, surround sound and stage technolo the S e er as s e ifi all desi ed to deli er. s the le e dary jazz pianist Dave Brubeck, one of the theater’s debut performers de lared a kie s o rofit ift to us all as sim l N E FU L .”

Many smaller recitals and performances have also graced the stage, as have top-notch local and state-side productions, further fostering friendships and partnerships. Patrons entering the hall as strangers leave with a sense of connection, having collectively shared enriching experiences. People have fallen in love here and married, they’ve laughed, danced, and dreamed – all in synch with the magic unfolding on stage. Curtains close but the stories continue as patrons leave inspired – a gift within the gift that forever strengthOn lOcatiOn, 1 9 9 6 : architect antOine PreD OcK ens our community. shOW casing a M OD el Of J acK ie’ s M OnU M ental D reaM .

Over the course of 26 years, this mesa-top hall has played an i alua le role i the li es of hildre e reside ts a d lo time atro s a d has si ifi a tl e ha ed the o erall educational and economic health of the region. As a 501(c)(3) public charitable organization, the availability of the multi-milliondollar facility is possible because of show attendance and the continued generosity of theater contributors, donors, grants, sponsors, fundraising events and campaigns, and legacy gifts. Private rentals for parties, weddings and shows also play a im orta t art. o ether ith fis all res o si le ud eti a d o ersi ht these fu ds hel to e sure a ual a d future operations of the irreplaceable facility.

The Spencer continues to share J ackie’s ambitious goal of presentexterior repAirs, ing an outstanding array of professional performing artists, receiving summer 2 0 2 3 . numerous prestigious awards in the process. In fact, the grand facility was an honored recipient of the 2021 New Mexico Governor’s Award For E elle e i the rts a ho or re iousl esto ed u o a kie for her unparalleled gift. As the seasons march by, advanced equipment updates and exterior/ interior repairs/ renovations are a must. The improvements are accomplished through active fundraising efforts and the generosity of patrons. Those interested in learning more about the ongoing repair work or donating to that fund, please contact the theater at 575.336.4800.

All of us at the theater – Trustees, Board of Directors, staff, volunteers – feel enormous gratitude for your support of the Spencer’s cultural mission, helping it grow in pace with the challenges of time. The show must go on and it always will, thanks to patrons and donors like you!

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Theatre Technology of famed dance compaPictured above, Bob Wills’ Texas Playboys starring Jason Roberts, 2022 in 2004. The ranking nies, improv and stand-up was shared with such comedy, and an abundance similarly distinguished of pop, rock and big band revues and tributes. Family and facilities as Z ankel H all in Carnegie H all, the Sprague Mechildren’s theatre also highlight the theater’s annual schedmorial H all in New H aven, the Pantages Theatre in Minneules a d sho s desi ed s e ifi all for s hool hildre a olis the Ste ie Eller a e heatre i u so the Ne fill the hall e er ear.

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During 26 years of operations, the Spencer has been selected to “ tech” several Broadway shows for a variety of The $23-million structure features ma or atio al a d i ter atio al tours a i te si e fi e 514 seats • a 5,000-square-foot sta e ith li es state of the-art lighting and acoustics • a “ Crystal L obby” with 300 panes of glass • an outdoor loggia & decorative fountain • accommodations for 52+ artists with three chorus dressing rooms • a green room and open air courtyard • a private Founders R oom • pre-performance dinners for Founders R oom members and public lobby buffets • two full-service bars • in-house hospi“OPening act” tality and catering with two kitchens • a 964-square-foot – rObert flaherty, PhOtOgraPher outdoor stage and grassy amphitheater • a west patio • tu i ork all that is a defi ite ho or for a roadhouse 74-acres of land with spectacular mountain views. theater. When teching, staff and crews prepare the show’s The facility is fi al details i ardro e li hti sou d a d sta i available for before the on-site national premier and ultimate tour. It is rentals – i.e. a prominent work call that allows Spencer tech staff and parties, wedtemporary local crews to work side-by-side with seasoned dings, art talents from around the world. Such a demanding, multiexhibits, movie hour a d multi ha d ork all last filled our hall o er the productions, Christmas holiday for the 2020 national tour premier of conferences, “ Finding Neverland,” the enchanting Broadway musical reunions, trade about the 19th century Brit who created Peter Pan and his shows, fundmagical world. After a string of long days and detailed work raisers, perforthe curtain rose to a one-night-only Alto showing before mances, etc.. hitting the road. What a grand feeling it was to know the Feel free to call the Spencer at (575)336-4800 or email ela orate sho its i hildre a d old literar o do E e uti e ire tor harles e tilli at harles s e erthe– was made ready for the enjoyment of people everywhere ater.com for rental information and availability. because of the work and community at Spencer Theater!

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UNAUTHORIZED TICKET RESALE SITES: DECEPTION & INTERFERENCE

Spencer Theater wishes to alert all patrons to the insure e of u affiliated ti ket resale sites o the i ter et. he sites use de e ti e ames resem li offi ial o offi e e sites hile rossl i ati e e t ti ket ri es . Su h rofiteeri at resale sites is e ati el im a ti e er fa et of the entertainment industry, harming artists, venues and most defi itel ti ket u ers.

State and federal consumer affairs divisions are aware of these sites ut shutti them do is elusi e. hese u offi ial sites pay Google and other search engines to appear at the top of a search page, which adds to the confusion and deception. he S e er heater is a o rofit u li harita le or a i atio ith seats. Ea h ti ket sold is riti al to the overall success of the theater. The venue’s performance ticket prices typically run $59-$79, not in the $100s+ as billed at these u affiliated ti ket resale e sites.

Please take pause when a price seems exorbitant or u reaso a l hi h. ake sure ou re o our offi ial e site w w w .sp encertheater.com and not viewing a spurious secondary resale site with a confusing twist to our theater’s named site. Be certain Spencer Theater is spelled correctly, and the website header (Spencer photo with pink cumulous clouds) remains consistent through every step of your online ticket purchase. Another approach is calling the Spencer Theater Bo ffi e dire tl at or isiti us at Spencer Dr., Alto, NM 88312 to make your purchase. We look forward to seeing you!

Spencer Theater for the Performing Arts • 108 Spencer Road, Alto, NM 88312• Box Office & information: 575.336.4800 www.spencertheater.com • A non-profit 501(c)(3) organization

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WHO’S WHO IN NATI B, STRAT AND FRIENDS L ead singer, Natalie B ancroft (Nati B ), is a dramatic mezzo soprano from Europe. She is a lifelong student of music, having begun at age 3 with the Suzuki method. Singing became her passion during her teens and she eventually graduated with honors in vocal studies at Switzerland’s l’institut de R ibaupierre. Previous studies were under Pamela Bowden ( L ondon College of Music), Gloria a e a d oa a Be toiu a d ost de ree refi eme t as ai ed ith dria a Stame o a Porta.

She has toured in performance at various opera houses throughout Europe. Natalie also studied and performed jazz and blues with Maestro R aimondo Campisi, with whom she performed a special night of jazz at the Spencer in 2012. They were both part of the Dante Alighieri Society and the Bellini Society, and did multiple fund raisers for the R ed Cross. Among Natalie’s many arts initiatives, which include owning a record label, Critical Mammoth, and ser i o the Board of the alifor ia Ballet om a Natalie fou ded a o rofit erforma e om a the Pa ifi rt Society, which headlined at the Spencer in 2017. Prior to the pandemic she started a career as a recording artist, making se eral musi ideos i or orati da e i ludi o e that as omi ated for the Sa ie o film esti al ith e i e ki s horeo ra hi . uite se aratel e i i i she e ame o e of the first ome to sit o a ortu e corporate board, serving as a non-executive independent member with R upert Murdoch’s NewsCorporation. In 2018 W o m en i n c amed her as o e of the orlds most i ue tial or orate female dire tors. Natalie is the ra ddau hter of the late J ackie Spencer, founder and chief benefactor of the Spencer Theater.

Pianist B ry an Stratman (Strat), is a multi award-winning music producer, writer and performer. As both a freelance artist and operator of his own recording studio, Capricorn Studios, Bryan’s numerous ro e ts ha e i luded studio ork ith erformers like omatli a d Phili Phili s a d t film ork for K eep i n g U p W i t h T h e K a rd a s h i a n s (E), D r. S t ra n g e (Marvel), H ea rt l a n d (the CW), M y B es t F ri en d ’ s G i rl (L ionsgate), and live shows with St. Vincent, J anes Addiction, L il Wayne and Busta R hymes, among a slew of other big name shows and performers.

DI A , the “ voice of multiculturalism,” who’s diverse repertoire spans over 30 languages in pop, R &B, jazz, and folk, has entertained audiences worldwide. She has headlined international events like the Pan Am Games and has opened for renowned artists like R obin Thicke and Bob Saget. DIA is also an electrifying recording artist and an accomplished writer and published poet.

Drummer, percussionist, composer Matt B oz z one a professional success touring “ the global groove scene” since 2011 in performance of rock, funk, afrobeat, reggae, hip-hop, blues, cumbia, jazz, rockabilly and just about every other rhythmic style out there. H is many career highlights include playing percussion on six U .S. tour dates for le e dar Ni eria artist Seu uti E t .

Guitarist K ris T ow ne, a songwriter and a music producer/ engineer that co-owns Capricorn Studios, re ordi ith ma or o E hi ho ro k a ousti folk a d ou tr artists as ell as film roductions. H e’s also had the pleasure of recording with The Chainsmokers, Prayers, POD, R ick R ock, Dunekat, Diamanda Galas, Nicely, Shane H all, Philip Phillips, Walk Off The Earth, and so ma more. Professio al a d ilm ork for ar el Net i o o i s Fox’s L u c i fer and more.

Multi-instrumentalist Rob Dimeo, whose passion for music includes mastery of guitar, his main instrument, plus electric upright bass, drums, piano, accordion, mandolin, violin, oboe, bassoon, trombone.

First call trumpeter Trumpeter Mike Cottone, who has toured and performed with such luminaries as Bette Midler, Blood Sweat and Tears, Ebi, Gwen Stefani, Don H enley, Casey Abrams, The Marias, the Eagles, and Booker T, and has also recorded with Z iggy Marley, Neil Diamond, Al J arreau, H aley R einhart, Mike Posner, and J ohn L egend, and is a featured soloist on Michael Buble’s latest release, H i g h er. ike a e heard o multi le film s ores su h as B l u e B a y o u , T h e U n i t ed S t a t es v s . B i l l y H o l i d a y , W h en T h ey S ee U s , Z o m b i el a n d , and C ri m e O f T h e C en t u ry , among others Special guest MC, Stev e T anner, has enjoyed a colorful career as lead vocalist, frontman & songwriter for multiple bands including Swerve. H is bands’ original songs have been featured in popular tv shows including D a w s o n ’ s C reek , and have reveled crowds in concert tours, opening for Greenday, Stone Temple Pilots, R ed H ot Chili Peppers and the late Tom Petty. H e continues to actively perform lead vocals, and stays busy collaborating with regional musicians.

A NIGHT OF JAZZ • DINNER & DANCE • TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7 AT 5 P. M.

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CIRQUE MECHANICS

ZEPHYR – A WHIRLWIND CIRCUS – An emotive and exhilarating tale about human ingenuity and our natural resources. In Z ephyr – A Whirlwind of Circus

by Cirque Mechanics, audiences will witness the tug of war that exists between man and nature, in the name of progress. uma s ha e ee har essi the o er of the i d for thousa ds of ears. he eaut a d effi a of that timeless a d ingenious process inspired the creative team at Cirque Mechanics to create Z ephyr, a theatrical circus show that harnesses human power, instead of wind, to generate an energetic acrobatic experience.

Cirque Mechanics has designed and built a performance windmill to serve as the multi-functional mechanical centerpiece of our story. Mounted on a turntable, the windmill combines both modern and older more picturesque elements – with the transformation from one aspect to another providing a change of scenery in real time.

Inspired by a visit to a working windmill in central England, Z ephyr (which means gentle breeze from the Greek god of the west wind Z ephyrus) tells the story of Nigel, mill owner and operator, and his complicated relationship with wind, the atural resour e that o ers his our mill. is relia e o i d is tested a d i tur he is lured fuel i the ame of progress as his primary energy source. H is choices cause elation and disruption, aptly represented by the community the mill serves as dynamic and lyrical circus acts. Nigel grapples with tough choices and unintended outcomes with humor and optimism, which lead to acceptance, coexistence and balance with wind, progress, and his community.

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F O U NDE R / CRE A T I V E DI RE CT O R / P RO DU CE R/ MA CH I NE DE SI G NE R Company founder, Chris L ashua, hails from Boston, Massachusetts, where he spent most of his youth riding on a BMX bike. H e was discovered by Cirque du Soleil and created/ performed a BMX bike act that was entirely his own. H e was then commissioned to build a “ German Wheel” act for the company, an act he performed for several years in Cirque du Soleil’s production of “ Q uidam,” cementing his reputation as a visionary of circus gadgetry. H is engineering chops and creative energy led him to ‘ run away’ with his own circus company, Cirque Mechanics.

Chris believes that innovative mechanical apparatus and the relationship between performer and machine sets his company apart and is at the heart of what makes Cirque Mechanics unique. H is innovative machines interact with acrobats, dancers, jugglers, and contortionists on a 1920’s factor oor i Birdhouse a tor a old rush era to i Boom Town, alongside renowned symphonies in the Orchestra Project, in a bicycle shop in Pedal Punk and inside a circus ring in 42ft A Menagerie of Mechanical Marvels and now inside a countryside windmill in Z ephyr, A Whirlwind of Circus.

Chris continues to build on the might of his engineering mind, his passion for the circus and all things mechanical by designing performance apparatus in real world settings that amaze and awe. H e is a producing partner of the Vegas International Variety Arts Festival (VIVA Fest), a Founding Board Member of the American Circus Alliance (ACA), Founding Member of the Producers Alliance of Southern Nevada (PAL S). H e was a featured guest lecturer at the annual Association for Theater in H igher Education Conference and a recent guest on Circus H istory L ive! and H ideaway Circus podcasts.

A I DA L A SH U A , P RO DU CE R / CO L L A B O RA T O R Aida has been Chris’ co-producer and creative partner in life and work for nearly 30 years. Their partnership includes a decade of touring and work experience with Cirque du Soleil S as ell as ears ru i their o om a Cirque Mechanics. Aida worked for CDS sponsor AT&T, implementing their multi-million-dollar sponsorship agreement on tour, which included product placement, sales staff training and supervision of special sales promotions. She also orked as Bo ffi e Su er isor a d ouse a a er for CDS, where she trained and managed a staff of sixty and implemented customer service policies, helped develop and revise training manuals and VIP Package tests.

Thanks to her experience with CDS, Aida has an appreciation for the business and a passion for the circus arts.

She currently manages the day-to-day operations of Cirque Mechanics and family with poise, she is a creative force and a sta ili i i ue e. ida s edu atio a d a k rou d in direct marketing allows her to use a targeted message approach in the development of the company’s website and social media presence. As a mother of three boys, Aida is an avid supporter of the educational component and community outreach programs offered by Cirque Mechanics. She has written the education outreach support materials and study guides, as well as developed the structure of the educational workshops. She is a native of Puerto R ico, and is a contributing writer for CityL ife Publications.

CRE A T I V E DE SI G N T E A M A L O Y SI A G A V RE – CO -DI RE CT O R / CH O RE O G RA P H E R Aloysia Gavre is a Circus Creator, Director, Educator and founding board member of the American Circus Alliance. She co-founded both Troupe Vertigo and Cirque School in L os Angeles in 2009 with a vision to contribute and grow a wider appreciation for the Circus Arts. She began her own performance career with the Pickle Family Circus in her hometown of San Francisco, and then went on to perform with Cirque du Soleil, Monte Carlo Circus Festival, Teatro Z inzanni and numerous international symphonies. H er expertise has been used i the films ater for Ele ha ts a d Pit h Perfe t 2.” She was featured on the cover of Dance Teacher Magazine for her expertise in circus-arts. Speaking engagements include TEDx, Center Theater Group, Directors L ab, Chicago Circus Festival, AY CO and VIVA Fest L as Vegas. Aloysia’s creative journey with Cirque Mechanics began at its inception with its premier show, Birdhouse Factory, in 2004. H er expertise of integrating CM trademark architectural machines

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SE A N RI L E Y CO -DI RE CT O R / SE T DE SI G NE R / A RT I ST I C RI G G E R Sean R iley has a 20-year career combining suspension, kinetic movement, and design with performance. Through scenic design, rigging design, and mechanical design, often in concert with each other, he creates unique performance environments. Concentrating his design for performance o site s e ifi a d o traditio al ork ile has reated installations in collaboration with a wide spectrum of accomplished artists.

Being known for his bold and often surprising use of space for large-scale movement, R iley’s installations commo l re e t his lifelo o sessio ith ra it a d Ne tonian physics. H is works have been installed from backyards to Broadway and continue to tour internationally. H e is a founding member of Cirque Mechanics and his company Gravity Design, through which he’s developed an arsenal of specialized tools, pushing the bounds of performance and industrial safety. R iley is the host of the National Geographic Television series “ World’s Toughest Fixes” and the series “ Speed” on Curiosity Stream. www.visiblegravity.com ST E V E N RA G A T Z CO -DI RE CT O R / W RI T E R / P E RF O RME R An original Birdhouse Factory, Boom Town, and Orchestra Project cast member collaborator, plus lead writer for Pedal Punk and now Z ephyr, A Whirlwind of Circus, Steven R agatz has been entertaining audiences with his juggling, physical comedy, stilt walking and general antics for the past three decades. As a ten-year veteran of Cirque du Soleil, Steven has toured throughout North, South and Central America as well as Asia and Europe performing multiple juggling acts as well as an eclectic array of characters. Steven is on the staff of Bloomington’s Stage Flight Circus Arts, where he teaches juggling and unicycle skills workshops. H e recently toured his one-man show “ U nder the U mbrella, L ife is a Circus” - an evening with a juggling virtuoso and stories from world-wide circus adventures.

Steven holds a B.A. in Variety Theater and an M.S. in Computer Science from Indian U niversity. H e studied mime, stage movement and circus arts with Fred Garbo,Tony Montanaro, George Pinney and Michael Moschen.

MI CH A E L P I CT O N – CO MP O SE R Michael Picton is an award-winning composer whose eclectic areer s a s film t ad ertisi theatre a d ir us. i hael has s ored fi e ir ue e ha i s rodu tio s Boom o the Cirque Mechanics Orchestral Project, Pedal Punk, 42ft and now Z ephyr, A Whirlwind of Circus. H is circus career began as a performer, touring as keyboardist with Cirque du Soleil’s Q uidam. H e has written songs & scores for six editions of the R ingling Bros and Barnum & Bailey circus: Bellobration, Funundrum, Dragons, Built to Amaze, Circus treme a d the fi al editio ut of this orld. e e tl his live work expanded to include superhero arena shows with Feld Entertainment’s Marvel U niverse L ive and Marvel U niverse L ive - Age of H eroes.

The winner of the Turner Classic Movies Y oung Film om osers om etitio i hael s ored the sile t films he em tress a d he ed ill for . ther film a d t ork i ludes utt Stuff for Sid a d art rofft o Ni kelodeo ello a k he i d ess Sho o le the S series Flash Gordon, and main title themes for I Want to Work for Diddy and Bates Motel. Michael has composed network themes for PBS, Amazon Originals, and CNN International, as well as commercials and promos for a long list of clients.

K A L I N H E NNI NG – CO ST U ME DE SI G NE R ali e i has s e t life ou i arou d et ee theater, acrobatics, and complete and utter confusion. They developed a love for historic costuming early on and was the head costume designer for four different Shakespeare productions before the age of 21. Since then, when not worki as a erformer ali has made ostumes as a freela e designer. More recent focus is the pursuit of a degree in mechanical engineering from U NL V’s H oward H . H ughes College of Engineering. Personal favorite costume creations include an Andolite and historically appropriate hand-sewn 1901 ballgown.

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J O E D’ E MI L I O / L I G H T I NG DE SI G NE R J oe D’Emilio is a New Y ork City based lighting designer with over a decade of experience in theatre, opera, dance and s e ial e e ts. e oi ed the ir ue e ha i s famil i on Birdhouse Factory and continued to tour with Pedal Punk.

Additionally, J oe has designed for Circus J uventas in St. Paul, MN, Bindlestiff Family Cirkus in NY C, and Circus Sarasota. H is SF Bay Area designs include work with R ay of L ight Theatre, Broadway by the Bay, Aurora Theatre and ACT. When not out on the road, J oe works at the NY C venues National Sawdust, The Box, and the Met Museum. H e is a proud member of U nited Scenic Artists L ocal 829. Portfolio available at joedemilio.com Z I O N L A SH U A / ST O RY CO NCE P T Z ion was born in Colorado as his parents, Chris and Aida, were on tour with Cirque du Soleil. H e toured North America and Euro e efore his fifth irthda a d elie es that as the fou dation for his wanderlust. H e’s always had a penchant for travel, history and storytelling. H e pursued his passion by earning a B.A. in H istory with a minor in Classics from the U niversity of San Diego, with studies taking him to Bali, Indonesia and Florence, Italy. H e continued his studies earning an M.A. in Classics from the i ersit of E eter i the . . a d i ter ed atalo ing antiquities at the British School in Athens, Greece. Z ion has been a part of Cirque Mechanics since youth and has worked on most every production, including Z ephyr. H aving been part of the initial trip to the working windmill that inspired all, he was integral in developing the story concept and advancing the narrative arc. H e regularly polishes his story-telling chops as the host of his very own podcast, “ It’s A Classic,” sharing tales based on the classics and making connections to modern day pop culture.

P RO DU CT I O N CRE W L E O H I DA L G O / L I G H T I NG DI RE CT O R L eonardo H idalgo is a New Y ork based lighting designer, production manager, and educator with a focus on theatre, opera, and dance. Currently he is the Production Manager and L ighting Designer for Battery Dance Company with whom he has internationally toured workshops designed to create community, tolerance, and acceptance. Additionally, he works with several New Y ork area schools teaching lighting and theatre technology, as well as safety in their programs. Past works include Madcap Motel (Associate L D), an immersive space in the Arts District of os eles ittri k otel uest esi er home to Slee No More, The Manderley bar, and The Club Car. H e is excited to be working with Cirque Mechanics as L ighting Director after his time with Birdhouse Factory last season.

DA V I D SE X T O N / L I G H T I NG DI RE CT O R David A. Sexton is Brooklyn based designer of live events.

Selected theatrical credits include: Written by Phillis (Q uintessence Theater Group), Fun H ome (Cape R ep), In the H eights, am a kees a time Park Pla house ra tar American Monster Musical (Third Space Theater), What’s Y our Wish (Thicket and Thistle), Pippin, Sweet Charity (Broadway Workshop), H ow To Be A Good Witch (Pantochino Productions), Merry Wives of Windsor (Two R iver), The Plough and The Stars (Abbey Theatre Company, North American Tour), L a Cage Aux Folles (Cortland R ep), Doubt, White Christmas (Ocean State Theater Company), Stuff Nobody L ikes, Spring Fling (F*it Club), Silken Veils and Solider Bear (Pantea Productions), Batboy (First Stage). Current associate company member of The Wooster Group with designs for Nyatt School R edux and The Mother. H e’s also a frequent collaborator with R WS and Associates and David Weiner Design on cruise ship, theme park and music festival entertainment including MSC, Azamara, Disney, Bonnaroo, Outside L ands, Format. www.davidasexton.com J A NE E N J O H NSO N CRE A T I V E T E A M L I A I SO N / DI RE CT O R O F P RO DU CT I O N J aneen is arts administrator, stagecraft specialist, and activist ith ears of e erie e i arts ma a eme t e e t operations, and theatre arts production. H er work facilitates creative visions to be realized through planning, producing, and ommu it art ershi s. er ear te ure as a rofessio al dancer informs her unique style, and she is considered a maven for dance, theatre, and special events – a production tour de force on any team. For the past 12 years, J aneen has served as Cirque Mechanics’ Principal Touring Production Stage Manager, directing the administration and logistics of its four theatrical touring productions – Birdhouse Factory, Boomtown, Pedal

Punk and 42ft: A Menagerie of Mechanical Marvels, and now Z ephyr – A Whirlwind of Circus. She has toured North America, Europe, and Asia. Most recently, J aneen celebrated the launch of O.Y .A. Strategies, a community agency designed to advance artistic and cultural arts expressions that promote positive social change. She hopes to continue service in collaboration with Cirque Mechanics and local agencies working to develop a model of art creation for sustainability, community building and public sharing.

RA CH E L A L A NT O W T O U RI NG P RO DU CT I O N ST A G E MA NA G E R R achel joined Cirque Mechanics in 2018 for the tour of 42ft, including our off-Broadway residency at the New Victory Theatre.

In 2021-22 season she toured Birdhouse Factory, and in the summer of 2022 presented the inaugural show in our brand-new tent: Cirque Mechanics U nder Canvas. R achel is proudly from Minnesota, and when not with Cirque Mechanics, she’s investing in her hometown performing arts community. Selected stage ma a eme t redits i lude fi e ears ith ir us u e tas i St. Paul, the largest youth circus school in North America; and local theatrical work such as What Is Emily Drawing? (Illusion Theater), New Eyes Festival (Theater Mu), H eaven & French Twist (Flying Foot Forum), H atchet L ady (Walking Shadow Theatre Company), The (curious case) of the Watson Intelligence (Park Square Theatre), and dance/ movement works such as 10/ / X (Alternative Motion Project), L oyce H oulton’s Nutcracker a tas i esota a e heatre S i ht ou dation), In the Margins (TH R EADS Dance Project), among others.

R achel received her B.F.A. in Theatre Technology/ Design from Minnesota State U niversity, Mankato.

B RE NDA N MU L L E NI X / P RO DU CT I O N A SSI ST A NT Brendan is a stage manager and theatrical technician, working towards his MFA in L ighting Design at Tulane U niversity where he puts on lighting for theatre and dance. H e works as a technician and production assistant for productions in New Orleans at Tulane and L e Petit Theatre, and for Cirque Mechanics in L as Vegas.

CA ST W E S H A T F I E L D – CA P T A I N / CO A CH / A CRO B A T Wes was born in California and raised in Germany where he got his start in gymnastics. At age 10 he joined T&T (Trampoline and Tumbling) when he and his family moved to Colorado. H is trampoline competition successes include several State and National Championship titles. At age 19 he quit competition and became a circus performer, traveling the world wowing audiences with his technical prowess and zany comedic antics. Wes has been an integral cast member in all of Cirque Mechanics touring productions, performing trampoline, Chinese pole, Cyr wheel, and general acrobatics along with group choreography.

Over the years Wes, who lives in L as Vegas, has become part of the Cirque Mechanics production team, acting as Team L eader for the cast and H ead Artistic R igger for the setup of the show.

L I NDSE Y CO V A RRU B I A S – A E RI A L I ST / H A I R H A NG E R L indsey, a San Francisco Bay Area native, began performing as a child and continued to pursue her love of the stage at the U niversity of California, San Diego. Shortly after graduation, she found a home in the circus arts after moving to L os Angeles where she taught and trained at Cirque School L os Angeles.

Maintaining a strong emphasis on corde lisse and hair hang, L indsey has performed as an aerialist with various companies across the U .S., including Troupe Vertigo and Cirque Mechanics, with whom she joined for three touring shows (The Orchestra Project, Pedal Punk and Birdhouse Factory). Additionally, as a freelance performer, she’s worked commercially for Dick’s Sporting Goods and Neutrogena, and has performed at many private events for similar corporations. L indsey currently resides in Paris, France.

E RI K A RA DCL I F F E – A E RI A L I ST / H A I R H A NG E R Erika was born in California and grew up in a small town in Idaho. She discovered circus at the age of 23 while living in Oregon and now lives in L as Vegas, Nevada where she continues to work and perform. She has had the pleasure of performing for s e ial e e ts arou d the ou tr a d as a first la e aerial rope artist at the 2019 VIVA Festival. She is excited to make her debut with Cirque Mechanics in Z ephyr - A Whirlwind of Circus. Aside from hanging from ropes and her hair, Erika

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is also a professional graphic designer and web developer servicing her clients during free time on the road, while also drinking copious amounts of coffee and espresso, of course.

A NNG E L A B U RT – A CRO B A T / P E RCH A CT Anngela Burt grew up in a small town in SE Idaho called R igby. Growing up she was a ballroom dancer for 7 years a d a heerleader for . Shortl after raduati hi h s hool she ran away and joined the circus and hasn’t looked back since! She’s been gracing the stages all over the country doing perch pole, chair stacking/ hand balancing, partner acrobatics, hi h i rou a ro ati s hi ese ole da i a d stilt walking. She recently won ABC’s The Gong Show with R ose City Circus with a perfect score! Anngela is also a talented costume designer, both designing and making costumes for herself and other performers all over the world.

J O N DU T CH – A CRO B A T / P E RCH A CT J on Dutch has been performing ever since he learned to walk. Growing up just outside of NY C, he excelled in music, theatre, and dance, but also found a deep love for athletics, and was a multi-sport athlete until getting to college where the focus was football.

After graduating, Dutch moved to Portland to attend Chiropractic school. In 2007, just before graduating, he found circus and acrobatic arts, and his life changed forever. Performing partner acrobatics, stilt walking, clown, MC, and most recently perch pole, Dutch has traveled the world with numerous circus companies, even founding his own, the R ose City Circus. H e appeared with Anngela Burt, his circus partner for the past 8 years, on The Gong Show where they received a erfe t s ore. his ill e his first sho with Cirque Mechanics and couldn’t be more excited!

T A NA K A RO “ T A NK ” – A CRO B A T / F O O T J U G G L E R Graduating with a Bachelors in Circus Arts in 2009 from the renowned Melbourne circus facility NICA, Tana clearly has the life skills to run her own “ repelling zombies through cardio” fit ess studio. a a rimaril erforms foot juggling, comedy body puppetry, and large-scale illusions. Tana has performed in cabarets and theater productions across the globe: including the U SA, Amsterdam, L ondon, China, and Australia.

She’s also spent some time on the seas honing her pirate skills and headlining shows for P&O Australia and Carnival Cruise L ines. With a background in Fashion Design and Ballet, she completes the ultimate trifecta of dancing, sewing and… sandwiches? Y up. Sandwiches. She’s thrilled to be performing with Cirque Mechanic’s Z ephyr - A Whirlwind of Circus.

A RY N SH E L A NDE R – CO NT O RT I O NI ST Aryn Shelander is trained in Mongolian Contortion and has performed on America’s Got Talent, France’s Got Talent, and is the creator of aerial archery. She was raised in San Francisco doing gymnastics, dance, swim team and chess club. Before joining the circus full time, Aryn studied Cognitive Design at U C Berkeley and co-founded an app design and development company. Aryn started training Mongolian Contortion and hand-to-hand when 22. Six years later she traveled to Mongolia with her coach Serchmaa Byamba to learn contortion and foot-archery which changed her life by giving her the skills she performs today.

O SSY SA NCH E Z A CRO B A T / J U G G L E R-W H E E L O F DE ST I NY ss is a fifth e eratio traditio al ir us erformer from Mexico City, Mexico currently residing in L as Vegas. H e has been performing such acts as trampoline, tumbling, juggling,

gauchos and R ussian swing since he was 11-years-old. Ossy was inspired by his dad to pursue and perfect his favorite skill, juggling. Ossy aspires to be a master juggler, like his dad! H e’s performed his juggling act on circus stages, rings and theaters around the globe. H e’s thrilled to work and tour with Cirque Mechanics.

CH A U NCE Y K RO NE R – A CRO B A T / H O O P DI V E R Chauncey was born and raised in St. L ouis, MO. H e began his circus training with Circus H armony at the age of 12. A few years later, he became a member of the St. L ouis Arches where he excelled in tumbling, partner acro, juggling, diablo, and chair balancing. Chauncey has performed at many venues both locally and around the country. Some of his most memorable performances to dateare performing at the White H ouse for President Obama, years of performing with Circus Flora and performing with Cirque du Soleil as a hoop diver for their first e er hristmas sho “ T’was the Night Before.” As a kid Chauncey spent many hours building ith Ne . e e tl he as a le to build a rotating base for his hoops ith o er Ne .

L U K E A NDE RSO N – A CRO B A T / H O O P DI V E R L uke was born and raised in Oregon.

Ever since a young age he was fascinated by extreme sports, but it wasn’t until his family moved to Arizona where his interests were able to blossom. At age 13 he started to get into strength training and pushing the boundaries. From there an interest in tumbling, parkour and tricking developed. H e would spend all his time after school at the park working on tricks and technique, and his very first o as oa hi m asti s at . fter reali i he a ted to pursue this path professionally, he e t to his first auditio for ir ue du Soleil at 19 years old. Shortly after he joined the show “ Volta,” and later toured across Europe as a hoop diver with the show “ L uzia.”

The last 6 years of live performances and touring travel have nourished his passion for circus and performi . his is his first sho ith ir ue Mechanics, and he is excited to be learning a new apparatus.

A B O U T CI RQ U E ME CH A NI CS Cirque Mechanics, which calls L as Vegas home, was founded in 2004 by Boston native and German Wheel artist, Chris L ashua, after the success of his collaborative project with the Circus Center of San Francisco, Birdhouse Factory. Cirque Mechanics quickly established itself as a premiere American circus, with its unique approach to performance, inspiring storytelling, and innovative mechanical staging. Spectacle Magazine hailed it as “ the greatest contribution to the American circus since Cirque du Soleil” .

Cirque Mechanics, although inspired by modern circus, fi ds its roots i the me ha i al a d its heart i the stories of American ingenuity. The shows, rooted in realism, display a raw quality rarely found in modern circus that makes their message timeless and relevant. The stories are wrapped in circus acrobatics, mechanical wonders, and a bit of clowning around. Cirque Mechanics applies these principles to their Events and U nder Canvas divisions, bringing their brand of unique circus entertainment, awe, and amazement, to corporate and private clients, as well as families inside their orange and gray big top.

The troupe has created a series of extraordinary touring theatrical productions, Birdhouse Factory, Boom Town, Pedal Punk, the Orchestra Project, 42ft – A Menagerie of Mechanical Marvels, and for this season, Z ephyr – A Whirlwind of Circus.

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The building exterior construction is currently a $3.7 million project (likely to rise prior to expected completion date of Spring 2024).

Spencer’s operating reserves & previous special project “ASK” funds provided $600,000 to these exterior construction costs. The Spencer utilized its foundation funds as collateral to create a line of credit (loan) for the remainder of the construction costs.

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SPENCER CIRCLE 2023 - 2024 CONTRIBUTORS EXECUTIVE CIRCLE, $25,000+

H ugh & J oy Bancroft Kay B. Bird

Pat & Kathie Guthrie Carolyne Navar

PRODUCERS CIRCLE, $10,000+

Nancy & L eon Kranz Bruce & L ynn Morgan

J ohn & Sanna Obermiller Portia (Betsy) R amsdale

Nancy & Steve Turner

FOUNDERS GOLD CIRCLE, $5,000+ David & Sandra Barrett Ann H Bolte Betsy Burnett & Daryl Snyder D Miller Charitable Fund/ D Kammrath The Everett & J oy Crawford Family Foundation Gary M & Cindy K L ynch

Sandy Erwin Bob Gordon Steven & Kathy H arr J udy & Skipper H ill

J anet & Bobby Theriot J ana & J ohnny Trotter Kenneth R & Suanna Tumlinson

Brenda & Gary R estivo Gary & Paula Schur

Nita & Frank Sturges

FOUNDERS CIRCLE, $3000+ DIRECTORS GOLD CIRCLE, $2000+

PD & Gayle Cunningham L eslie & Tye Curtis Charles & Ann Dodson Keith & Vicki Estep

Clay & Deborah H arris R olla H inkle III George & Susan H olmes J erry & Betty L eonard

J ames & L ynnette Allmon Shannon & R andy Anderson Bill & Karen Armstrong Sandra Ashe Mary Ann Baeza Kaye & Maxwell Barr L aura Bellamy J ohn & Norma Bennett L ibby & Danny Berry Darrel & J erel Bethany Phyllis K & David F Boneau R on & Marion Butler R oy Butler Barbara & Craig Cathey Kevin & Darla Chester

Scott & J ane Christensen Tim & L aurie Collins Barbara Burg Cook Steve & Martini DeGroat Dr. Michael & Mrs. J ulie Devous L yn Ford David & Carolyn Gough Wes Graham Eileen Grooms & R ichard Altans J ames & Barbara H awkins R onnie & Terri H emphill Sue H ouse R ay & J oy Irving J ohn J ohns Aubrey & Mitch J ohnson

Barney & Kandy Adams Fawn Alcorn-Pierce Frank Bertagnolli Marilyn E Burres Manny & Christina Calderon

David & Carolyn Carson Don & Susan Cox R on & J ill Duncan Susan H ass H atch Kathy H endrick & Dr Tom L annkford

Margie Melby Shirley R eed Frank & Beth Sayner R ichard Sivalls

Sam & Phoebe Spencer Dan & Marsha Whitt Cindy & Don Wolfel

DIRECTORS CIRCLE, $1000+ R odney G & Sandra J oy J ames Knudsen & Wendy L amb Art & L eslie Kudner Terry & Paula L asky Curtis & J ulie L ucas R on & J eanne L ueck Mack & Theresa Massey Mark & Paula McClellan Paula McCullar & Sharon Cox Bill & Ella McGaughey Denna McGuire Scott Miller Barbara Poth Matt & J ulie Pursley J ames D R ussell

PERFORMERS CIRCLE, $500+

Dan J ones & Melba Valdez L orraine L ogan Drew & Glynna Mouton J ack & Mimi Nesbitt Eddie Ohre

Mike & Tami Schattner R obert & Bette Sherman Grady & L ynda Shropshire Susan & Charles Spoor Marilyn St Clair J ohn & Shelley Stern J anis & Bill Stewart J oseph & L inda Tobkin Pam & Dave Tomlin Mike Vargo & J erri Smith J udy Walsh Eric & Angela Weissgarber Irene Wills

Patricia Shukis Fraser Mark & R obin Thomas

SPOTLIGHT CIRCLE, $250+ Stephen & Ann Anderson Owe & Gloria Bergh Bob & Dana Bigler L ayton & Thresa Black J ack Cleaveland Craig & J ulie Collins Donnell & Sharla Echols Sharon & J im Edge Michael & Mary Fitzgerald

Parker B Folse Fred & J udy Gerth Vernon H auschild Brenda & R ichard H awthorne J ohn & Michelle H ightower L inda & J ohn H inkle R B & Thresa H olmes Gayleen & Peter Ienatsch Greg J ones

Sharon & J ohn Amastae Otto & Charlene Brock R uth Ann J effers Calvert Charles Chapman J oyce Cheatham Amy & Clarke Coll Eric & Kelly Coll L inda & Charles Coll L arry Dickson Minnie & Dick Eaton

J ames & J ulia Eggleston Marilyn H allford R obert E H ensley Chuck & Evelyn H ickey Michael Ingram Cheryl Knobel Donna L afreniere Brent & J ennifer Magers J o Carole Mayo Mark McCausland

Ty & Shannon Burton Ellen & Anthony Duncan Celso Fonseca Mary J o Garst L aurel & Steve H amilton

David & Margaret H iggins L isa & Wayne J ohnson Terry J ulian R oxie Moore J eff & Diane Naggs

Bonnie & J unior Kerns R obert Knox & Tresa J ameson Mark L eitch &William Pegan Don & Nancy L incoln Allan S Mackenzie R ichard & Milly Mastin Scott & Gail Matthews Steve & Marilyn McCormick J udy Anne Monroe

FLOODLIGHT CIRCLE, $100+

Patricia J Miller Nancy Mitchell R ichard & L eticia Mooney MD Michael Noltensmeyer R oderick O’Neal Nancy & Scott Otey Darrell & Debbie R atchner Deborah R ead R hetta & Clark R iley Dorothy E Smith

Brenda A Moran Murray & Diane Murphy Sandralynn Nunnally Barbara O’L eary Beverly & Charles Overton R amon R & Alice S R ockwell J oan & R oger Swanner

Cathy & Dennis Stauffer R ynn & J ane Truett H arry & L eann Wagner Ken & L eslie Wall L ynette Watkins L ynn & Donna Weitz Beverly A & Bill Weston R obert & J udy Williams Andrea Z abel & J iri Klubal R obert & L uJ uana Z ane

LIMELIGHT CIRCLE, $50+

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Terry & Wendy O’Brien Bill & Kay Owen J oel & De Anna Sippel Steven W & Kathryn Smith R uben Supan

Colleen Whitaker Diana & J ake Wiggins

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CUMULATIVE GIVING , WHICH HAS FUNDED FACILITY CONSTRUCTION & OPERATIONS SINCE 1997

$37,000,000.00+ J ackie and Dr. A .N. Sp encer (T heater F ounders) $1,000,000.00+ R .D. & J oan Dale H ubbard Foundation

Kathryn B. Kavadas $250,000.00+

J ames P & Amy M J ohns Trust

Troy & Milda Mason Estate

$100,000.00+

H ugh & J oy Bancroft David & Sandra Barrett Kay B. Bird R onald & Sandra Carroll

Sandy Erwin Estate of Myrl Sawyer Good Sandra & Ed H arrell Bruce & L ynn Morgan

Sanna & J ohn Obermiller Portia (Betsy) R amsdale Drs. Stephen & Keri R ath Patricia & Ty Turner

Susan Weir- Ancker Bill & Karen Armstrong Ann H . Bolte David F. & Phyllis K. Boneau Don & Wanda H armon Dorothy C H ays Estate

R olla H inkle III Nancy & L eon Kranz Gary & Cindy L ynch Sandra Matteucci Frances McKinney Estate J uanita Connor Mote

Gil & Vicki Moutray Carolyne Navar Shirley R eed L ou R yan Frank & Beth Sayner Michael & L inda Stinson

Walton Stations Cindy & Don Wolfel Z ia Natural Gas Anonymous

Dorothy & Tom Anderson Brewer Oil Carl & Christi Brininstool J r Sarah Burkstaller Betsy Burnett & Daryl Snyder R on & Marion Butler Chase Foundation Chevron U SA Inc Dr. William & J ackie Cobb Everett & J oy Crawford – Family Foundation Charles & Ann Dodson L ucie & Glen Ellis Dick & Betty Forrest

Bart & Arlene Garrison Bob Gordon J ane Grubb Pat & Kathy Guthrie R onnie & Terri H emphill Dorothy Faye H olt Sue H ouse Dr. & Mrs. Michael J H udgins Drs. Gary J ackson & Vickie Williams Cathy J ennings J ohn & Betty King J erry & Betty L eonard Dr. & Mrs. William L iakos Ashley & L arry L owe

Bert Madera Kay McMillan Marjori M. Melby Montie-Carol Montgomery Susanne O’Malley Bob & Doyleen Pace Fran R edinger R uidoso Ford L incoln Inc Mike & Tami Schattner Gary & Paula Schur Betty Scogin R obert & Bette Sherman Grady & L ynda Shropshire Craig & Chris Sparling

Dan & Anna Stanger State National Bank L inda & Autry Stephens Candis Stern David & J o Trammell Kenneth & Suanna Tumlinson Steve & Nancy Turner J udy Walsh R ichard & J ocelyn Williams Y ates Petroleum L aureen & R ichard Z elt

Kenn & Barbara Acker Albert C. & Deborah Ackerman Fawn Alcorn-Pierce Barbara & Comer Alden J ane Bradford Armstrong Drs. Thomas & J anet Arrowsmith-L owe J ohn & Beverly Awalt J ack W. & Elizabeth Barron Col. (R et) Frank Bertagnolli Clyde & J oyce Bishop Cliff & Nancy Blaugrund J ane A. Bogle Mr. & Mrs. Bill Bogle Nadine Bolds David & Natalie Cecil Scott & J ane Christensen Mark & Kathy Clark Morgan Clough Compass Bank P.D. & Gayle Cunningham Tye & L eslie Curtis D. Miller Charitable Fund Edward K. & J amie David L . B. & L loyd Davis Steve & Martini DeGroat Ann Denton J ean & Bob Dumas Chuck & Marilyn Duncan

Mr. & Mrs. Terry Dunlap Cathy Eastham Shirley Echols Dale Ek & Dixie Edwards Ed & Carol Esstman Keith & Vicki Estep Bill & L aR heta Exum Ann & Mark A Filosa First National Bank C. L yn Ford Fred & J udy Gerth Deborah Brown Grissen Margaret Grooms Sandra Gussett Dr Philip C H aney Peter H awley M.D. & Dan Sloane J oe & J udy H ill R olla & Marge H inkle George & Susan H olmes H elen J oan H olt J udith H oward H arold Inman Karen J . J ohns Estate of F.T. J ohnson J r.

Aubrey & Mitch J ohnson J ackie & J im J ones R odney & Sandra J oy R oger & L inda Kaiser

Carol Karlin Bob & B.J . Kirk H al & Kathy L anham Charles & Diane Mashburn Mr. & Mrs. V.T. McCabe Bill & Ella McGaughey Don & Ethel McL eod Scott Miller Nelson & Pat Muncy Charles J . & Mary E. Nesbitt III R alph Nix Scott Northam L loyd & Katherine Ortega-Derrickson Patsy Parker L inda Pirtle Dr. Darryl & J ean Powell Mrs. J ack Powell Dr. & Mrs. Thomas D. R amage Dr. & Mrs. J ack D. R amsey Gary & Brenda R estivo Frank & Marilyn R ichardson H elen R ichardson Mary F. R oberts R odney R obinson Deanne M. R ogers J oy L . R oss J ames D. R ussell L inda R ussell

Mary Kay Sarrett Betty & Glen Savage J ohn W. & Paula Shawver II R ichard Sivalls Dick & Margaret Smith Dr. & Mrs. Charley R . Smith Stephen R . Smith Spencer Theater Guild J ohn & Shelley Stern William A & J anis Stewart Glen Stinson & H elen Fong Steve Stroud Frank & Nita Sturges J anet & Bobby Theriot R ick & Cathy Thompson Ann & J immie Todd Phil & Deb Troost Burrell & J oan Tucker Frances & Frank Turrella J udith Von Collenberg Ms. Sally A. Walton Dan & Marsha Whitt R ay & L ola Willis Velrick Wilson Carolyn & J ohn Winston III Mickey & Marilyn Wood Dr. Sharon L ee Wooden Anonymous

Scott & Sue Ackleson Carol & Bruce Almy Dr. R onald & Catherine Annala H erb Armstrong J ames & R ita Arnold Dan Austin L amar & Barbara Ball Clayton & J eannine Barnhill J ohn & Nolana Bassett Brady R Baxter Karen Becklin J ohn & Norma Bennett

Dr. & Mrs. L eonard Blach Steve & Diane Blair Charles & Betty Blaylock L .P. Bloodworth Sue Starr Boldrick Frank & Michele Braden Patricia Breeding Ann Brewer Donald J ugenheimer & Kai Brown Barbara Bruin Bob & Dixie Byrd Peyton L . & Vicki Campbell

$50,000.00+

$20,000.00+

$10,000.00+

J ohn & R osemary Wortman

$5,000.00+ Kay & Bill Cauthorn Bob & J ulia Chandler Charlie & Nancy Cheever Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Cockrill Carrol & Barbara Collier Tim & L aurie Collins Brad & Pat Cooper J ohnny Cope Evelyne Copeland L arry & J ackie Corbin R onnie & Sally Cox Sheryl Cox

L ois & L awrence Davis Sue Davis Kelley & J D Dawley J eannie & Michael DeCanditis Dr. Frank and Susan DiMotta Betty J ean & R obert Dobbins Michael Dudman Dubb & Norma Duff Ted Durham Donald Dye Estate R ichard E. Ebener Sonny & R obin Echols

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CUMULATIVE GIVING , $5,000.00+, CONTINUED R aye Ann Embrey Mike & J ulie Esstman Don Evans H arry Farah Tony & L inda Fernandez Frankye Fleck R ich & R honda Fletcher Glynese Floyd Gary & L aurie Fonay R ichard & Susan Forrest L inda Franklin Susan Frederickson R usty & Dawna Garvin J ane Giese Fred and Marilynne Gorman Bill & L aNette Gray CeCe & Charles Griffin Victor & Mary L ou Guerra MD & Dean Gunstream H elen & Allen Gwinn J ohn & Fran H aines J anie & Gene H ammons J oyce H ansen Stanley & Martha H ardwick Thomas & Tamara H armon Steve & Kathy H arr J ames & Barbara H awkins R onnie & Carolyn H enry Bud & Bobby H ettinga L inda & J ohn H inkle J ohn & Mary H jerpe L ou H orton

Ann & George J ackson Dr. & Mrs. Kent J acobs R oxie & Putter J arvis J urate J eri J ohn Colonel & Mrs. Alan J ones J ack & M J ones Gordon & Penny J umonville Kevin & B.A. Kane Shirley Cunningham Keltner In Memory of Dena M. King- Turner Wendy L amb & J ames Knudsen Arthur H . Kudner J r.

Kim & Kyle L agasse Charles & Genie L ander Estrella L ee J ody L eonard H arry & Gisela L eonhardt Mike & Karan L ine Sue & L add L inthicum J oyce & Brad L ong R enee & Mickey L ong R on & J eanne L ueck R obert & Sue Macfarlane David & Susan Mackie Candace W MacMahon Betsy Massey Mack & Theresa Massey Mr. & Mrs. Cleber Massey Mark McCausland J ane E. McGuire Susan Miller & R ussell Moore Gary Mitchell & Tricia Tully

J ohn & Dolores Mitchell Miguel & Anita Morales Brenda A. Moran J oyce & Morgan Nelson J C & Melinda Nickens Barbara O’L eary Dan & Tommie OL eary R ichard & Claire ONeal Martha Parks & J ames Bowling Patsy & Fred Patterson Mike & Tina Pavelka Berenice and Travis Petty William & Sandra Petty Betty J ean Phillips R ainmakers R esort and Club. L L C J anis Earl & Eddy R amsey Tex & Andrea R ankin J im H . & L ynette Guy R anton J ames & Nancy R aper William & Martha R ieger Tom & Pat R iffle C.W. ‘ Buddy’ & Margaret R itter Sony R oethemeyer R uidoso State Bank Mike & L inda R ussell L orenzo Sevilla J ohn & Sandra Shupe Marla & Dick Smith Cynthia West Snodgrass Talat Soofi Sam & Phoebe Spencer J anie Spicer

Marjie Staten Mrs. Walter Stowe Adam Tanner Dalton & Nancy Tarwater Dr. H oward & Pat Tate J ack R . & Anne E. Taylor Sible Tharp Mr. & Mrs. Alex Thomas R obin & Mark L . Thomas Pam & Dave Tomlin Fredda Townes J ana & J ohnny Trotter J an Esslinger & Tom Turner H . J ohn U nderwood U pper Canyon L odging Co Doris U rey J ohn & Alyce Van Tussenbroek J errie Smith & Mike Vargo Sam Vest J ohnny & Eloise Vinson Carroll Waggoner Pat & Eloise Wieland Dub & Kathryn Williams Anne Wilson Paul Wood Betty Wright

E NDOWMENT C AMPAIGN $50,000.00+ H ugh & J oy Bancroft J ane Bradford Armstrong Estate of Myrl Sawyer Good

Dorothy & Tom Anderson Bill & Karen Armstrong Karen Becklin H elen & Allen Gwinn

Kathryn B. Kavadas

$10,000.00+ $5,000.00+

Mrs. J ack Powell Drs. Stephen & Keri R ath

Dorothy Faye H olt J ohn & Betty King Bob & Doyleen Pace Patricia & Ty Turner

J udy Walsh Cindy & Don Wolfel

$1,000.00+ Barbara & Comer Alden Susan Weir- Ancker V. Marie Bass & Nathan Aronson Natalie Bancroft J ohn L . Biggs Clyde & J oyce Bishop Cliff & Nancy Blaugrund L .P. Bloodworth Mr. & Mrs. Bill Bogle Ann H . Bolte David F. & Phyllis K. Boneau Ann Brewer Betsy Burnett & Daryl Snyder J ayne Clark Charles & Ann Dodson Mr. & Mrs. Terry Dunlap

George and Nan Alexander Dr. R onald & Catherine Annala J ack W. & Elizabeth Barron Steve Beggs & Associates J oe Bowden Edsel & Martha Clifford Morgan Clough Carrol & Barbara Collier Dr. & Mrs. R andall Cox Ed Nabeel & R uth David L . B. & L loyd Davis

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Glynese Floyd C. L yn Ford Michael & Carol Ford Frye-L ouis Capital Management Inc. J ohn & Fran H aines Peter H awley M.D. & Dan Sloane Sue H ouse R .D. & J oan Dale H ubbard Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Michael J H udgins Bettye Ice Drs. Gary J ackson & Vickie Williams R oger & L inda Kaiser In Memory of Dena M. King- Turner Dr. & Mrs. William L iakos Troy & Milda Mason Estate J uanita Connor Mote

$500.00+

Travis & L eslie Duke H elen Elliott Kenneth Fadke J erry Gilmer J esus A. Gomez MD R olla & Marge H inkle L ou H orton Carl & Barbara J ohnson J ack & M J ones William L eMasters Mr. & Mrs. V.T. McCabe

Gil & Vicki Moutray Dr. Darryl & J ean Powell R adisson Seven Seas Cruises J anis Earl & Eddy R amsey Pamela R ay R odney R obinson R uidoso State Bank L ou R yan Dalton & Nancy Tarwater Doris U rey Wallace & Elaine Wilhelm L eR oy & Shirley Williams R ichard & J ocelyn Williams Mickey & Marilyn Wood Anonymous

Frances McKinney Estate Don & Ethel McL eod Arthur B. & L ois L . Pacheco L inda Pirtle H elen R ichardson Gordon Snidow Spencer Theater Guild Mrs. Walter Stowe TexaStone Q uarries

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A BOUT THE S PENCER T HEATER FREE PUBLIC TOURS Public tours of the facility are offered every Tuesday & Thursday at 10 a.m., except on holidays and performance days. Tour reservations can be made by calling (575) 336-4800. (Tours are weather permitting and subject to cancellation).

SPENCER THEATER PARKING Valet cost is $5. A season valet pass is available f or purchase at the box office.

LATE SEATING; BAR AND FOOD SERVICE Performances start on time; late seating disturbs other patrons.

In some cases late seating may not be allowed, and is generally only permitted during applause.

Plan to arrive 30 minutes before showtime, allowing yourself ample time to visit coat check, restrooms, enjoy a beverage at the cash bar or to pre-order intermission drinks.

When buffets are offered in the lobby, the food and bar service starts two hours before the performance. Event menus are listed on the theater’s website and in the season brochure. Buffet tickets can be purchased at box office and online at spencertheater.com.

PHONES, CAMERAS, RECORDERS, • COURTESY! Please do not bring cell phones, cameras, or any recording device into the auditorium. Due to multiple legal copyrights, licensing, contractual and policy issues the Spencer does not allow filming or photography during any show. Please leave cell phones and other noise-making devices with our staff at the coat check or turn them off. P lease, enj oy the liv e ex p erience, not the iP hone ex p erience! Patron courtesy includes removing hats that may block the view of those seated behind you. Please consider removing yours before the show begins.

INFANTS AND CHILDREN The Spencer Theater offers a number of performances for families and these are usually noted in our season brochure. Children under the age of 4 are not allowed in the auditorium. Children under the age of 12 may not be seated in the upper galleries or front row balcony.

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TICKET RETURNS Tickets may not be refunded or exchanged. If you cannot attend a performance, please return your tickets to the Spencer Theater Box Office by mail, in person, or by emailing boxoffice@spencertheater.com with authorization to release your tickets with the seat location. If tickets are returned before the performance, 100% of the face value of your returned ticket cost is a charitable contribution to the Spencer Theater for the Performing Arts, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization.

HEALTH & SAFETY The Spencer Theater follows New Mexico health and safety guidelines. If the state issues a mask mandate at any given time, the theater will require all patrons to adhere to the current guidelines. When masks are required, they must be worn at all times – before and during performances, except when eating or drinking. * Please, if you are not feeling well or are experiencing COVID-19 related symptoms, stay home.

We welcome you to join us again in the future. All patrons voluntarily assume exposure risk to COVID19 or any other infectious disease.

GIFT CERTIFICATES & GROUP RATES Share the performing arts! Gift certificates are available at the box office in various denominations.

For parties of 10 or more people, inquire about our group rates.

VOLUNTEER USHERS The staff of the Spencer Theater wishes to thank all of tonight’s volunteer ushers. Contact Fred and Cecile Kinnan at (575) 336-9157 if you would like to join the team of volunteer ushers.

GET IN TOUCH WITH US by calling the Spencer’s Box Office at (575) 336-4800, or visiting our website at www.spencertheater.com. Theater personnel contact information is listed on the site.

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