2021 Season and Membership
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2021 Season &
Membership
BLUEGRASS
BROADWAY
RETRO ROCK/YACHT ROCK
COMEDY
Great Art on Screen with
of London
The Bascom
LIVE VIA SATELLITE SERIES
Letter from the President Have you ever thought about how the Arts contributes to the vitality of a community? Indeed, to your life? Art brings us together, art heals, it’s non-political. Art brings about innovation, education, and grows the economy. We missed most of that in 2020 but we have a full schedule for you to enjoy when the season opens in 2021. For 20 years the Highlands PAC has provided a low cost, first class facility for our local 501c3 organizations and promoted and encouraged the performing arts in the Highlands-Cashiers community. This year we need the performing arts more than ever. Become a member so you don’t miss out on any of the amazing performances offered. There are several levels of memberships available for you; join now so you will be first in line to pick your shows and your seats. Members Have Perks… Thank you for being a part of the arts in our community. We’ll provide a safe environment for you to gather and enjoy your favorite performances with an updated ventilation system and seating according to health mandates. Nancy Harrison
A Note from the Executive Director
Hi there, I want to express my gratitude to all of you who support the arts. The arts, performing and visual, have been an important part of my life and instrumental in my life’s journey. I have the best job ever and I’m so excited to have all the performing arts in Highlands coming under one roof. The community support for this project has been overwhelming, as you will see as you turn the pages of this brochure. Be sure and get your tickets early so you won’t miss out. THANK YOU again for supporting the arts in Highlands! Mary Adair
Board of Directors
Nancy Harrison, President Ruth Claiborne, Vice President Jane Webb LaCagnina, Secretary Minnie Bob Campbell, Treasurer Frank Oliver, Assistant Treasurer Mike Campbell, Geri Coleman, John Eastman, Davidson Hall, Dave Healey (Highlands Playhouse), Charlotte Muir, Martha Pearson (HCCFM) Serenity Richards (HCP) Rick Trevathan, Jim Ward, Chris Wilkes, Carla Wood Leonard Wood, Sandy Cohn, (Emertius Board Member)
Advisory Board:
Wade Coleman, Faye Siegel, Brian Stiehler (Town of Highlands) Cindy Trevathan, Beverly Wichman Mary Adair Trumbly, Executive Director Jenna Barry, Box Office Manager Matthew Eberz, IT Manager Megan Potts, Technical Director
Bluegrass: Seldom Scene Friday, June 18 7:30 pm Photograph by Jeromie Stephens
Since forming nearly 50 years ago, The Seldom Scene has brought both freewheeling joy and immaculate musicianship to their take on bluegrass, offering up spirited interpretations of songs from limitless genres. On their new album Changes, the band sharpens their focus to a highly specific body of work: songs first recorded in the 1960s and very early ‘70s, rooted in the archetypal storytelling of classic singer-songwriters. And in taking on the music of iconic artists like Bob Dylan and Townes Van Zandt, The Seldom Scene performs a sort of subtle magic; transforming the most stripped-bare songs into harmony rich and elaborately arranged compositions, while wholly sustaining the charmed simplicity of each piece. On Changes, The Seldom Scene more than proves itself up to the task, gracing every song with breathtaking instrumental interplay and heavenly three-part harmonies. Co-produced by the band and Rounder Records co-founder Ken Irwin, the album also spotlights The Seldom Scene’s sheer ingenuity as song arrangers, with even the most starkly composed tracks taking on wondrously intricate textures and tones. Sponsored by: Ray & Diane McPhail
Broadway & More: Terry Barber with Grace Fields
Saturday, June 26 7:30 pm With an extraordinarily broad vocal range and natural fluency in many musical styles, countertenor Terry Barber has been featured on some of the world’s most storied stages and has worked with many of the music industry’s most prestigious figures. A voting member of the Grammy Awards, and on the advisory committee for Nelly’s X’treme Recording Institute, his voice has appeared on every major record label, and with Grammy-winning artists such as Chanticleer, Madonna, Jewel, Chaka Khan, Cyndi Lauper, Steve Smith, and many more. Whether performing classical or popular favorites, he “breathes new life into everything he sings” and crafts what the Los Angeles Times calls “performances of great vitality and verve.” “A musical experience; entertaining beyond what we imagined (classical) could be, and yet informative and inspiring. His use of voice challenges what we thought possible and every performance is delivered as a piece of theater. He took our audience by the hand and helped them to connect with the art, resulting in laughs, tears, and a real connection with this genuine artist we can’t wait to invite back. His concert was among our all-time favorites.” Julie Hassett, Executive Director, Colorado River Concert Association Sponsored by: Minnie Bob & Mike Campbell, Ruth & Tom Claiborne, Geri & Wade Coleman Fran & Bill Matthews
Comedy: Men are from Mars Women are from Venus: Saturday, August 14 7:30 pm
LIVE
The Off-Broadway hit comedy Men Are From Mars – Women Are From Venus LIVE!, is a one-man fusion of theatre and stand-up, and is a light-hearted
theatrical comedy based on the New York Times #1 best-selling book of the last decade by John Gray. Moving swiftly through a series of vignettes, the show covers everything from dating and marriage to the bedroom. This hysterical show will have couples elbowing each other all evening as they see themselves on stage. Sexy and fast-paced, this show is definitely for adults, but will leave audiences laughing and giggling like little kids! When Mars and Venus collide, the adventures are earth-shatteringly hysterical. It’s a great recipe for a date night out: a little storytelling blended with some comedy, and a dash of sage wisdom from the book. A delicious evening of entertainment! AMADEO FUSCA, Originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Amadeo has now performed Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus LIVE! in over 50 cities across 30 states and in front of 60,000 people and counting! Sponsored by: Faye & Irwin Siegel, Jane Webb & David LaCagnina, Margie & Milton Ruben
Retro Rock/Yacht Rock: Neil Zirconia Tribute to Neil Diamond Friday, September 17 7:30 pm
Neil Diamond, the legendary icon, is now entering his 5th decade of music with over 400 songs and 46 albums to his credit. His songs are about love and friendship, loneliness and joy, freedom and sorrow. It is the purity of his message that has allowed him to last for so long. So how do you top perfection? Impossible! With the unsurpassed talents of Neil Diamond, one can only hope to come close. That is the remarkable talent of Neil Zirconia. He has expertly captured the essence and the passion of Neil Diamond, with all of the movements, expression, style and music that has made Neil Diamond the greatest entertainer of our time. Neil Zirconia will definitely TURN ON YOUR HEARTLIGHT as he takes you on an exciting journey down MELODY ROAD. You will say HELLO AGAIN to YESTERDAYS SONGS as he captures a truly BEAUTIFUL NOISE filled with SONGS OF LIFE. He has on stage presence and charisma that only the SOLITARY MAN himself can inspire. You too will BE A BELIEVER, IF YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN! Sponsored by: Geri & Wade Coleman, Virginia & Wilbur Warner
Broadway: Bravo Amici Sunday, September 26 7:30 pm Sewell and Simone Lanham co-founded the world’s first opera band, Amici Forever, in 2002 it went on to sell over 3.5 million albums Worldwide and have two No.1 albums. Following the success and fan base enjoyed by Amici Forever, Geoff and Simone decided to create BRAVO Amici in 2010, which includes original cast member and tenor, Geoff Sewell. BRAVO Amici consists of two sopranos and three tenors from Geoff and Simone’s parent entertainment company, Incognito Artists Ltd (based in New York and London). BRAVO Amici has wowed audiences all over the world, from London to LA, Miami to Moscow, St. Moritz to Sardinia, New York to New Zealand. Combining the essential elements of classical crossover - pop, Broadway, the West End and opera - this group of endlessly talented friends and stage stars melts hearts and blows minds in every theater where they perform and has become a worldwide phenomenon over the years. With a show that not only entertains and excites audiences, but also connects with them on a deeper level (at a time when the world needs all the love, acceptance and inclusion it can get, you can guarantee it’s a concert you’ll never forget because of how they made you FEEL.
Sponsored by: Nancy & Charles Harrison, Jane Webb & David LaCagnina, Janey & John Swift, Jane Young
Retro Rock/Yacht Rock: Fleetwood Mask Friday, October 1 7:30 pm What fans are saying about Fleetwood Mask: “Looks like Stevie Nicks in a new band! Amazing!!” “Mick is Right! The look AND the sound! No one even comes CLOSE and I have seen 4 other Mac / Stevie Nicks tributes!” “I haven’t seen so many people dancing in Pacific Grove at a concert, ever!” “Fleetwood Mask is the best. They ARE the closest to the real thing! A true Fleetwood Mac tribute band who does the Mac proud, a true talent, a true class act.” Fleetwood Mask is endorsed by the founder of Fleetwood Mac Mick Fleetwood! Fleetwood Mask is the ultimate Fleetwood Mac tribute band in the U.S. Mick Fleetwood states: “I’m glad to know the music of Fleetwood Mac is in good hands indeed,” the band performs the greatest hits from the early 1960’s blues band with Peter Green, through to the most popular lineup of Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie Nicks and Christine McVie. Fleetwood Mask has been performing live for 8+ years, perfecting their amazing tribute to one of rock’s legendary bands. With hundreds of performances under their belt, they are consummate professionals who deliver the best to audiences across the U.S. Sponsored by: Beverly Ellars
Bluegrass: Sideline
The Friday after Thanksgiving
Friday, November 26 7:30 pm
Sideline is a pedigreed six-piece powerhouse whose style has set the pace in Bluegrass for over two decades. Founders Steve Dilling (banjo), Skip Cherryholmes (guitarist) and Jason Moore (bass) can all claim their own historical significance to the genre as members of highly-awarded groups, with multiple Grand Ole Opry appearances and years of national and international touring. What started as a side project for the seasoned players soon moved to the front and center and they began to record and release albums in earnest. In 2019, Sideline won the IBMA Song Of The Year Award for their hit single, “Thunder Dan.” To listen to Sideline reminds the fan of why so many people fell in love with Bluegrass in the first place: pulse-pounding drive, songs sung from the heart, perfected timing and dynamics as well as a visceral emotion in the rendering. A band that was started as an off-season fun experiment has become a full-time dream team of players and singers, including its latest additions, Zack Arnold (mandolin), Jamie Harper (fiddle) and Jacob Greer (guitarist). Whether live or in the studio, the sextet moves dynamically from well chosen, hard-hitting neo-traditional covers of classic songs to new material, all curated by a band with a perfect sense of who they are and what they have to say. Combine all this with their on-stage energy and finesse as well as their powerful and affecting harmonies, and you have the embodiment of the North Carolina Bluegrass sound. Sideline has released 5 national projects and records for the highly awarded Mountain Home Music Company based near Asheville, NC. Sponsored by: Nancy & Lyle Nichols
2020 Year End Donations
Anonymous(s) Emily Adkins & Ben Smith Pat Allen Judy & Dick Allison Ann Austin Claire & Shepard Benedict Berkshire Hathaway Homes Martha & Richard Betz Susan Boehm Edda Boerner Marty Boone Judy & Jack Brinson Britton Foundation Vivian Brewer Lynne & Jim Browne Bryson’s Food Store Brad Bush Minnie Bob & Mike Campbell Steve Castelaw Dorothy & Franklin Chandler Leila Chapman Carrig Family Giving Ruth & Tom Claiborne Andrea & Carlton Cole Amy & Cecil Conlee Amy Cooper Sally & Dallis Copeland
Cathy & Michael Crosby Gayle & Larry Cummings Lyn DeVault & Glo Gehgan Suzanne & Robert Dickinson Virginia Doolittle Kathy & John Eastman Brian Egler Marjory & Ronald Elliott Julie Farrow Suzanne & Charles Fienning Donna Fisher Bertie & Victor Fransen Elizabeth Glenn Golf Course Properties/Terry Potts Linda Hall/Vivace Laura & Steven Harris Vikki & Rufus Harris Nancy & Charles Harrison Karen Hawk Kathleen & Barrett Hawks Dave & Marilyn Healy Catherine Henson & Christopher Carpenter Sheryl & Kenneth Hodge Gary Holstrom Olivia & Bob Holt
2020 Year End Donations
Martha Hunter Frances Jay Jane Jerry Paula & Barry Jones Susan & Michael Kaiser Susan Katz Sharyn & Tom Kellogg Frances Kennnamer Alfred Kennedy & Bill Kenny Alan Kesten Jane & John Killebrew Price Kloess Madeline & FW Knox Anne Koenig Marsha Kuhlman Shirley & Harley Layow Andrea & Michael Leven Carole Light Roder & Jason Macaulay Jean & Bob Markley John Mitchner & Heath Massey Ginny & Bob May Mason & Parkhill Mays Paula & Harry McDonald Janet & Edward McCloskey Bonny McGarity
Paul McLarty Helen Moore Taylor Moore Alice & Kent Nelson Jake Lee Netterville Jane & Geoffrey Nixon Bobby O’Dell Ruth & Frank Oliver Osborne Ridling & Assc Perliss Realty & Pauline Perliss Martha Porter & Peter Ray Jeanie & Fred Raffa Mary Ann & Larry Ray Michael Reeves Kenneth Reine Lisa & Stick Richards Beth & Dan Riley Diane & Grat Rosazza Margie & Milton Ruben Roland Saurage & Dean Bordelon Bob Savelson & Susan Bianchi Alice Schleusner Charles Shirk Marsha & Joe Shmalo Sue & Jim Shulte Faye & Irwin Siegel
2020 Year End Donations
Helene & Rick Siegel Cathy & Bob Smith Susan & Robert E Smith Mary Spoonamore Rosemary & Bill Stiefel Ann & Claude Sullivan Elizabeth Swift Betty & Thomas Talbot Dee Dee & Bill Thompson Gray Temple Cynthia & Robert Trescott Sandi & Bob Trevathan Robert Nosal/Robert Trisolini James Vaseff Cynthia & William Voyles Grace & Rufus Waddell Sarah Wallin Maggie Walsh Rachel Fraser & Jim Ward Sarah & Walter Wingfield Jack Wotton Donna Woods & Marty Rosenfield Martha & Joey Wright Donna & Joesph Yanek Susie & David Young John Zellars & Randall Tibbals
Capital Campaign as of February 5, 2021 $20K+ $50K + Tricia & Inman Allen Anonymous(s) Bobo Family Foundation Greg Anderson Debi & David Bock Geri & Wade Coleman Minnie Bob & Mike Campbell Elizabeth Collier Dr. & Mrs. James Carter Ann & John Day Beverly & Ron Hogan Barbara & Doug DeMaire Ann & Preston Hood Louree & Bill Greehey Patty & Mike Kistner The Hack Foundation Diane & Ray McPhail Nancy & Charles Harrison Nancy & Lyle Nichols Cris & Jerry Hayes Patrick Family Foundation Carol & Stiles Kellett Janet & Jim Robbins Nancy & John Ludwig Schulzman-Neri Foundation Macon County Bessie & Leland Speed Elizabeth & Jack Madden Janey & Jon Swift Anita & Larry Maxwell Cindy & Rick Trevathan Sue & Kim Ratliff Betsy & Wright Turner Jeff Schenck & Rachel Friday Patsy & Bill Wolff Charles Shirk $5K + Jane Webb The Aderhold Family Foundation Angela & Art Williams Sandy & John Barrow Carla & Leonard Wood Bena Bayless Jane Woodruff
Capital Campaign $5K+ Mary Beth (Swanson) Becker Bel Canto Marty & Dan Boone The Britton Family Foundation Lucinda Cannon Janice Carter Dorothy & Franklin Chandler Ruth & Tom Claiborne Hillary Cone Amy & Cecil Conlee Sally & Dallis Copeland Tink & Neil Crawford Cathy & Michael Crosby Claire & Alex Crumbley Kathy & John Eastman First Citizens Bank Cathy & Bob Fisher Bertie & Victor Fransen Patti & Frank Foster Nancy & Larry Fuller Amanda & Greg Gregory Anna & Tom Guffey Janice & Keith Hall
Melinda & Robert Harrison Ed & Libby Harshfield Highlands Cashiers Chamber Music Festival Jean & Edd Hyde Jane Jerry Adelaide Jared Janet & George Johnson Alan Kesten James Kimmel & Suzanne Guest Ann & Larry Klamon Frank Langford Laurel Magazine Betty & Don Leslie Diane & Michael Levine Judy & Bill Maner Brenda & Stewart Manning Jean & Bob Markley Fran & Bill Matthews Ann Maxwell & Kathy Marsh Mary Eliza & Howard McMillian Sandy & Archie Norton Donna Philips Rhonda & Peter Portley
Terry Potts/Country Club Properties Mitzi & Hammond Rauers Margie & Milton Ruben Cary Saurage Roland Saurage & Dean Bordelon Wyn & Bill Shoptaw Nancy & Tred Shurling Faye & Irwin Siegel Sarah & Wiley Sloan Joe Spence Gena Tarbutton Anneli & Robert Thiebaut Jane & Tom Tracy Mary Adair Trumbly Virginia & Wilbur Warner Anne Watkins WHLC Pat & Billy Williamson Dian & Tom Winingder Lynn Winship Jane Young $1000+ Anonymous - CF Greater Memphis Anonymous Emily Adkins & Ben Smith Pat Allen Judy & Dick Allison Kellye & Jim Aschmeyer Maryln & Royce Ashley Harriet & Clarence Bauknight John & Susan Bauknight
Claire & Bryan Benedict Cheryl & Michael Berardi Mary & Jim Bishop Peggy Boruchow Arnette Terrel Boyle Paul Brock Linda Calahan A R (Russ) Chandler Andrew Chmar & Gayle Watkins Gina Cogswell Karel Copenhaver Gayle & Larry Cummings Susan & Roland Daniel Judi & Richard Davis Phyliss & Thomas Davis Deane Briggs Teri Dolci Pam Drummond M/M John DeVault Lynn DeVault & Glo Ghegan Matthew Eberz Beverly Ellars Marjory & Ronald Elliott Betty & Don Fisher Donna Fisher Jacqueline Friedlander Paula & Tim Gaskin Ruth Gershon & Sanford Cohn Marylon Glass Barbara Guillaume Stephanie Haas Lil & Don Harting
Capital Campaign $1K+ Kitty & Barrett Hawks David Healy William Hightower Jo & Jack Hill Carolyn Ann & Douglas Holder Edith Holiday Carter Hopkins Stell Huie Julia & Edwin Hussey Frances & Brad Jay Johnson, Joan Lana Jordon Candy & John Killebrew Joyce Fleming & Carlton King Barbara & Gerald Knight Elizabeth & Peter Kontio Karolyn Kramer & Franklin Cohen Joan Lafferty Margaret & John Lauletta Fran & Dennis Leftwich Amy & Ron Lightfoot Lee Lyons Paul Maney
Kurt Mast Ginny & Bob May Mary Anna McClendon Judy &Kent Mergler Flossie & Tommy Mobley Jeannie Mullen Judy & Bob Murphy Lane & Mark Murrah Bennie Jo Murray Peggy & Maurice Mussafer Sharon Patrick Frances & Obie Oakley Pegsie Payne John Pietri Charlotte Pippin Jan & Wes Pittman Barbara & Richard Reddig Stephanie & Bill Reeves Lisa & Stick Richards Madge & Chuck Ringbakk Birney Robert Howard Roberts Marleen & Alfred Salo Ruby Sanders
Kathi & Dino Schibuoloa Sue & Jim Schulte Margaret & Ran Shaffner Marsha & Joe Shmalo R Bob Smith III Helen Steward Jackie & Fred Stumpf Ann & Claude Sullivan Dollie Swanson Gail Taber Thomas Talbot Cynthia & Bill Tanner Cathy Temple Sandi & Bob Trevathan Nancy & Charlie Wagner Rachel & Jim Ward Erika & Stanley Wendolowski Vance & Willis Willey Sarah Morgan & Walter Wingfield Jane K & Walter Wilson Becky & Henry Wood Brenda & Butch Woodward Martha & Joey Wright Mary Ellen & Bob Yeargin Sheryl & Jimmy Ray Youell John Zellars Jr. & Randy Tibbals Up to $1000 Chip & Susan Abernathy Carole & Jerry Bogage Elizabeth Bradham Judith & Benjamin Drew Jr. Fredericka Flynt
Sue & John Greene Kelly & Lonsdale Green Barbara & Arthur Grossman Evelyn & Bill Hall Ashley Harllee Highlands Cashiers Players Lila & Slocum Howland Margaret Hutchinson Alice Jackson M/M Richard Kohn Rollin Mallernee Ellis & Gordon McIntyre Roy McCollum Vivianne Metzer Kitty & Pat Moore Angus & Maureen Morrison Pam Nellis Eden Persons & Len Perkins The Rich Foundation/ Truxton Trust Helene & Rick Siegel Rosemary & Bill Stiefel Carole Stribling Judith Taylor John Teller
THANK YOU CONSTRUCTION BEGINS JUNE 2021 COMPLETION SUMMER 2022
Memberships
Prime Benefits Received at ALL Membership Levels • • •
15% Discount on all Tickets purchased 1 Month Advanced Notice of Season & Opportunity to purchase tickets before tickets go on sale to the general public 1 beverage ticket per ticket purchased or allocated at applicable Membership level, and 2 tickets to a Youth Theatre Production
Patron of the Arts: $10,000+ • • • • • • •
All of the Prime Benefits plus 4 tickets in Section A to ALL concerts 2 tickets to ALL Live via Satellite Series performances $1000 towards a Pre-Concert Cocktail Party for you and your guests Listed on the Patron of the Arts Plaque Reserved Parking Space at all PAC Sponsored concerts Free use of the Reception Hall (lower level) for a party, meeting, etc. for 1 event on an approved date & time according to availability Invitation to a Season Preview Party to participate in next season’s concert selections
Executive Producer: $5,000+ • • • • •
All of the Prime Benefits plus 2 tickets in Section A to ALL concerts and 2 tickets to 10 Live via Satellite Series performances Listing on the Executive Producer’s Plaque Reserved Parking Space at all PAC Sponsored concerts Free use of the Reception Hall (lower level) for a party, meeting, etc. for 1 event, on an approved date & time subject to availability Invitation to a Season Preview Party to participate in next season’s concert selections
Producer: $2,000+
• All of the Prime Benefits plus 2 tickets in Section B to 4 concerts • 2 tickets to 5 Live via Satellite Series performances •
Invitation to a Season Preview Party to participate in next season’s concert selections
Director: $1,000+
• All of the Prime Benefits plus 2 tickets in Section B to 3 concerts • 2 tickets to Live via Satellite Series performances
Presenter: $500+
• All of the Prime Benefits plus 2 tickets in Section C to 2 concerts • 2 tickets to 2 Live via Satellite Series performances
Rat PAC: $250+
• All the Prime Benefits plus 2 tickets to 1 Live via Satellite Series performance
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October to May
Great Art on Screen
with The Bascom
For the Schedule check: www.highlandsperformingarts.com
HPA (Highlands Performing Arts) Portal is Here! HPA is a website that has brought together all the Arts in one place, one calendar, one shopping cart, and one process, all done to make your Arts experience easier. Yes, we now have one place to find all the events of the PAC, HCP and the Playhouse. See and explore the events, purchase all you want in one shopping cart at the same time. You can become a member on the website, make a donation, see the history of your purchases and as a Member receive early access to tickets and great discounts.
Seating Chart
SECTION A $70 SECTION B $55 SECTION C $40
Membership & Ticket Order Memberships
Patron of the Arts: $10,000+ Executive Producer: $5000+ Producer: $2000+ Director: $1000+ Presenter: $500+ Rat PAC: $250+ $250+
Concerts
Please check your calendars carefully as all ticket sales are final. Please reserve tickets for the concerts you would like to attend and if you would like to purchase additional tickets. First-come, first-served.
Section A $70 Section B $55 Section C $40
All PAC Members MUST reserve Their Membership Tickets
Concerts Friday, June 18 Bluegrass: Seldom Scene Saturday, June 26 Broadway & More: Terry Barber w/Grace Fields Fields Saturday, August 14 Men are from Mars/Women are from Venus: LIVE! Friday, September 17 Neil Diamond Tribute: Neil Zirconia Sunday, September 26 Bravo Amici Friday, October 1 Fleetwood Mask Friday, November 2 Bluegrass: Sideline
Log onto: HighlandsPerformingArts.com to order Memberships & Tickets or Call the Box Office: 828.526.9047
COVID-19 The COVID outbreak has certainly changed how we do most everything in our lives and attending the Arts is no exception. This year PAC has done many new things to reach out to our patrons and enable them to enjoy the Arts safely. We have established an Outdoor Theater and have shown movies, concerts, live streaming and hosted church services and private parties, all with great success. We have also expanded our webste to include links to live streaming events to enable you to get the Arts at home. To further protect our patrons, in our Indoor Theater we will have improved air filtration and entire building will be disinfected before each event. Hand sanitizer will be available. Masks will be REQUIRED. Temperatures will be taken upon arrival.
Megan Greenlee Potts Artistic Director
Megan Potts has been involved in all aspects of theatre since childhood. She has utilized her Ithaca College Bachelor of Fine Art degree in Technical Theatre, Design, & Production as a professional stage manager, production manager, properties mistress, lighting designer, theatre master electrician, sound designer and engineer, box office manager, house manager, actress, teacher, and director. She has taught the craft of theater to children ages 5+ and adults for over 39 years – drama, voice, mime, choreography, set construction, wardrobe and makeup, lighting, sound, and even stage combat. Currently Megan is the PAC Technical Advisor, Light & Sound Designer & Technician and the Assistant Librarian at the Albert Carlton Cashiers Community Library.
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