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Place Matters.

History Matters.

40,000 Opportunities ©2016 Rodney Strong Vineyards, Healdsburg, CA

for Children to Explore the Arts.

Rodney D. Strong 1927–2006

We Are Proud To Celebrate our founder Rod Strong’s passion for winemaking and the arts by being the exclusive wine partner of the Luther Burbank Center for the Arts.

The Lytton Band of Pomo Indians is proud to be the Naming Sponsor of Luther Burbank Center for the Arts, ensuring Sonoma County children can experience live theater, music and art.

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What’s Inside Welcome to Your LBC! Thank you for joining us. 2019 promises to be an especially exciting year at Your LBC—besides the many terrific shows we have planned for you, this year is when we unveil the curtains to reveal major upgrades at Your LBC. By spring you will be enjoying pre-show and intermission in the Marcia and Gary Nelson Family Grand Plaza and riding the elevators to the second level.

These major renovations, along with the ongoing improvements to the lobby, complete Phase Two of our Bridge to the Future renovation project.

We strive to offer a great variety of performances and the best service to our patrons. Please don’t hesitate to alert one of our front-of-house staff if there is something we can do to enhance your experience.

As always, onstage at Your LBC you will find many options to enjoy. A stimulating conversation with actor John Cusack or a rousing acoustic performance by Kip Moore. The legendary Buddy Guy’s electrifying music or the hilarious comedy of internet sensation Randy Rainbow. A musical celebration of Andrew Lloyd Webber, Elton John and Paul McCartney with Carlton Senior Living Symphony Pops and Music of the Knights, or the amazing dance moves of Derek Hough!

Please visit our website for the full line-up of great performances and be sure you are on our e-mail list to hear about new shows added throughout the year.

Your experience here is of paramount importance to us. With that in mind, soon you will notice new ticket scanners and several other improvements that contribute to the ease, safety and security of your time at LBC. Even before the elevators are running or the central lobby doors open to the new plaza, we hope you visit the new Concierge Desk at the North end of the lobby—the central information point for everything you need to know about Your LBC. Now sit back, relax, and enjoy the performance!

Paul Wilcock

Rick Nowlin

CHAIR, BOARD OF DIRECTORS

PRESIDENT & CEO

THE MISSION OF LUTHER BURBANK CENTER FOR THE ARTS is to enrich, educate and entertain children and adults of the North Bay through accessible

and

outstanding

presentations

of

arts,

family

and

entertainment

performances, education programs, visual arts, and community use of our facility.

Welcome................................................................................................................................. 4 LBC by the Numbers............................................................................................................. 8 Board of Directors & Founders......................................................................................... 10 Latino Advisory Council..................................................................................................... 11 Membership......................................................................................................................... 12 Our Sponsors & Institutional Funders............................................................................. 14 Corporate Partner Profile.................................................................................................. 15 Calendar-at-a-Glance.......................................................................................................... 16 FE AT U R E D P E R F O R M A N C E S Gordon Lightfoot.............................................................................................................. 18 The Wood Brothers.......................................................................................................... 19 Tyler Henry–The Hollywood Medium.............................................................................. 20 John Cusack with a Screening of High Fidelity............................................................... 21 Women in Conversation: Tracee Ellis Ross..................................................................... 22 Magic Tree House: A Hip-Hop Musical............................................................................ 23 Across The Great Divide: A Celebration of the 50th Anniversary of The Band............. 24 Arlo Guthrie...................................................................................................................... 25 Kip Moore......................................................................................................................... 26 Brian Regan...................................................................................................................... 27 Home Free........................................................................................................................ 28 Buddy Guy........................................................................................................................ 29 Beauty and the Beast....................................................................................................... 30 Randy Rainbow Live......................................................................................................... 31 Scotty McCreery.............................................................................................................. 32 Music of the Knights........................................................................................................ 33 FRIENDS! The Musical Parody.......................................................................................... 34 Willie Nelson & Family...................................................................................................... 35 E D U C AT I O N T H R O U G H T H E A R T S Our Stories: Learning Outside the Textbook................................................................... 38 Education Through the Arts............................................................................................ 40 LBC Arts & Education Fund.............................................................................................. 42 Art of Dessert................................................................................................................... 45 Visual Art at Your LBC........................................................................................................ 48 Volunteering......................................................................................................................... 52 Donors Listing...................................................................................................................... 55 A Look Back: LBC Performances....................................................................................... 56 The Lamona Johnson Walraven Legacy Society............................................................. 62 Advertiser Index.................................................................................................................. 67 Staff Listing.......................................................................................................................... 69 LBC Theatre Summer Camp............................................................................................... 70 Tickets & Information......................................................................................................... 71 Seating Chart....................................................................................................................... 75 Concessions Menu.............................................................................................................. 77 COVER PHOTOS (clockwise from left) – Tracy Ellis Ross, Scotty McCreery, FRIENDS!, Magic Tree House

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LBC BY THE NUMBERS

LBC BY THE NUMBERS

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Counties (out of 58 in California) where our audiences came from last year

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Years Since Our Founding as a non-profit

500,000 Visitors to our campus each year

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Distance (in feet) of the Farthest Seat from the stage in the Ruth Finley Person Theatre

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Pieces in the Center’s

Sculpture Collection

organization (the Luther Burbank Memorial Foundation)

450

Instruments

16,000

in our Music for Schools Library that allows low-income students to

Free Tickets We Distribute Each Year to students and low-

participate in their school’s band or orchestra programs

income community members, helping make the arts accessible for all

40,000+ Children We Serve each year by integrating the arts into school curriculum

For more information on all our programs, visit YourLBC.org.

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B OA R D O F D I R E C T O R S & F O U N D E R S | L AT I N O A DV I S O RY C O U N C I L

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PHOTOS BY WILL BUCQUOY

Luther Burbank Memorial Foundation Board of Directors OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

HONOR ARY BOARD

Paul A. Wilcock, Chair, CO M MUNI T Y VOLUN T EER

Mike Sutton, Co-Chair

Susan Preston, Vice Chair & Secretary, PRO FES SIO N A L PRO GR A M

Sherry Swayne, Co-Chair

INSUR A N CE BRO K ER AGE

Robert and Nancy Aita

Alan Seidenfeld, Treasurer, BL ACK OA KS A S SE T M GT. DBA PA RL I A M EN T HIL L S V INE YA RDS, L LC

Sherry Swayne, Immediate Past Chair, Honorary Board Co-Chair, BENNE T T VA L L E Y R A N CH, L LC

Lawrence and Susan Amaturo Marcus and Beth Benedetti Dixon and Sara Browder

Latino Advisory Council The LBC’s Latino Advisory Council is working to strengthen ties with Sonoma County’s growing Latino population. From advising on-campus signage to providing vision and implementation support for our annual Fiesta de Independencia and Posada Navideña events, the Latino Advisory Council is helping ensure that our organization is relevant, welcoming, and accessible to everyone in our community.

The Latino Advisory Council is always looking for new members. Contact Melanie Weir at 707.800.7520 for more information on joining the Council.

Christopher and Hillary Costin

DIRECTORS Carmen Castaldi, RO DNE Y S T RO N G W INE ES TAT ES Linda Chavez, SA FE T Y & EN V IRO NM EN TA L CO MPL I A N CE A S SO CI AT ES L LC, A ND CH AV E Z FA MILY CEL L A RS

Kathy Hamilton, T EK BERRY Lisa Ann Hilario, SPAUL DIN G M CCUL LOUGH & TA NSIL , L L P Ann Lobdell Hudson, E XCH A N GE BA NK Christopher B. Hunsberger, HH HOSPI TA L I T Y A DV ISO RS, IN C. Gary Rosenberg, ROSENBERG EN T ERPRISES

Patsy Daniels

2018 –19 A DV I S O RY C O U N C I L

Bruce DeCrona

John Cain

Maria Lemus

Ernesto Olivares

Wanda Tapia-Thomsen

John Mackie and Kate Ecker

Jason Carter

Sylvia Lemus

Vicky Orozco

Michael Varela

Kevin and Cathy McCullough

Eric Dullaart

Lisa Lopez

Chrystie Prokopakis

Hector Velazques

Margie Mejia

Sari Feinstein

Malinalli Lopez

Robert Ramirez

Ambrosio Vigil

Mike and Maureen Merrill

Veda Florez

Linda Mayberry-Chavez

Rafael Rivero

Melanie Weir

Gary and Marcia Nelson

Karina Garcia

Rene Meza

Audrey Rosado

Anita Wiglesworth

Ernesto and Rita Olivares

Briana Gonzalez

Rebecca Miller

Miguel Ruiz

Paul Wilcock

Steven and Nancy Oliver

Herman Hernandez

Candido Morales

Tracy Sawyer

Alan Preston

Elizabeth Jovel

Peggy Mulhall

Robin Seltzer

Maggie LeClerc

Richard Nowlin

Maria Solarez

Rekha Schipper, TA N GR A M INSUR A N CE SERV I CES

James and Elese Rundel

John Whiting, M OS S A DA MS

Joan and Mack Schwing Greg and Patricia Steele

LIAISON

Jessica Sutton

Gerri Annis, VOLUN T EER REPRESEN TAT I V E

Pete Swayne Willie and Darlene Tamayo Chuck and Ellen Wear Michael and Katie Wright

FOUNDERS

Ed and Marion Gauer

GRAND FOUNDERS

Gerald and Catherine Ayers

John and Delores Headley

Hugh and Nell Codding

Bob and Olive Kerr

The Ernest L. and Ruth W. Finley Foundation

Tom and Betty Freeman

Bill and Lori Manly

Benny and Rosemary Friedman

Evert and Ruth Person

Chet and Gloria Galeazzi

Ralph and Lois Stone Henry and Madelyne Trione

Mrs. Elizabeth J. Richardson Charles M. and Jean Schulz

Ernesto Olivares with Mariachi Barragan at the Fiesta de Independencia

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MEMBERSHIP Be the First to Purchase Tickets to New Shows for a Full Year!

Log on to yourLBC.org/join to donate Receive the following benefits, depending on membership level: Members find out about new shows before the general public Members get pre-sale opportunities on most new shows added

throughout the year

Access to the best seats, reserved for members only Access to special members-only events Complimentary ticket vouchers Preferred parking A tax-deductible donation and the knowledge you are helping to

serve our community

Join Today!

Call Susanne at 707.800.7505 or visit yourLBC.org/join

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Our Sponsors & Institutional Funders

O U R S P O N S O R S & I N S T I T U T I O N A L F U N D E R S | C O R P O R AT E PA R T N E R P R O F I L E

C O R P O R AT E A L L I A N C E PA R T N E R P R O F I L E

Columbia Distributing

Thank you for making arts and education possible in Sonoma County!

Answering Business & Community

NAMING SPONSOR

Needs for Nearly 85 Years.

As the exclusive beer partner for Your LBC, Columbia Distributing proudly serves the finest

E XCLUSIVE WINE SPONSOR

beer brands, including Lagunitas, Modelo, Coors, and Blue Moon, to LBC patrons in its beautifully-updated concession areas. Since 1935, Columbia has helped build some of the best known beverage brands while helping its community partners. Today Columbia services 22,000+ retail customers covering over 171,000 square miles in Oregon, Washington and California. Over 200 beverage companies rely on Columbia for distribution of their products.

Why a distributor?

The role of Columbia and other distributors is often confusing to the average consumer… ”why don’t beverage makers just sell and market on their own?” Most do, but partnering The Ernest L. & Ruth W. Finley Foundation

with a distributor allows them to compete confidently against the big established brands.

Distributors have the logistics, sales, and marketing capabilities that breweries, wineries and ciderhouses don’t. Columbia alone employs nearly 3,000 people who help their supplier partners build a name, establish a brand and generate a loyal following. Columbia ensures consumers have the most choices possible when they walk into their favorite bar, restaurant or grocery store.

It’s not just “a job” at Columbia “We keep a very well-trained and happy workforce,” says Chris Steffanci, President and CEO at Columbia Distributing. The company takes extra effort to educate its team members with specialized beverage knowledge. For example, over 400 employees have completed the first level of Cicerone certification. Cicerone is a title not unlike the wine industry’s sommelier.

As the variety and popularity of craft beer grows, so does the range of knowledge needed to properly serve and store each unique style. Training on the various beer and wine styles, tastes and food pairings positions Columbia employees as consultants, not sales people.

Delivering more than beer Columbia Distributing has also been recognized for playing an active role in the communities where it operates. Every year the company gives well over a half-million dollars to national

Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office and AB114 Committee

and local nonprofits, including LBC. In fact, with the help of Columbia’s contribution and others in the community, the Luther Burbank Center was able to provide education through the arts to over over 40,000 students in 2018!

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2019 PERFORM A NCES

C A L E N DA R - AT- A - G L A N C E

MAY

3 – 26 Left Edge Theater Presents This Random World • 7

Willie Nelson & Family

12 An Evening with Neil Gaiman 16 Keb’ Mo’ with Special Guest Jontavious Willis

All performances take place in the Ruth Finley Person Theatre, unless otherwise indicated.

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• Performed on the Wilhelm & Edith Wurst Stage in the Carston Cabaret • Performed in the Left Edge Studio Theatre

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1 – 24 Left Edge Theatre presents The Nether • 6

Emporium Presents Gordon Lightfoot 80 Years Strong Tour

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The Wood Brothers with Special Guest Carsie Blanton

28 NS2 Presents Derek Hough

JUN

7 – 30 Left Edge Theater Presents Drumming with Anubis • 12 RAIN—A Tribute to the Beatles 22 Missoula Children's Theater Presents Robin Hood •

10 Tyler Henry — The Hollywood Medium 15 John Cusack with a Screening of High Fidelity 20 Press Democrat’s Women in Conversation Tracee Ellis Ross 25 Clover Sonoma Family Fun Series The Magic Tree House: A Hip-Hop Musical 27 Across The Great Divide: A Celebration of the 50th Anniversary of The Band starring Dustbowl Revival & Hot Club of Cowtown 28 Arlo Guthrie – The Alice’s Restaurant 50th Anniversary Tour with Special Guest Sarah Lee Guthrie 29 Kip Moore Room to Spare – Acoustic Tour with Special Guest Muscadine Bloodline

APR

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Live Nation Presents Brian Regan

11 Home Free 12 Buddy Guy with Special Guest Christone “Kingfish” Ingram 14 Clover Sonoma Family Fun Series Beauty and the Beast 18 Live Nation Presents Randy Rainbow Live!

25 Scotty McCreery 26 Ron White 28 Carlton Senior Living Symphony Pops Series Music of the Knights: Celebrating the Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber, Elton John & Paul McCartney 30 FRIENDS! The Musical Parody

New shows added throughout the year!

Visit YourLBC.org for the most up-to-date list. LBC members are the first to find out about new shows, see page 12 for more information.

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3.6 8PM

F E AT U R E D P E R F O R M A N C E S

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Gordon Lightfoot 80 Years Strong Tour

3.7 8PM

The Wood Brothers with Special Guest Carsie Blanton

"Lightfoot became a mentor for a long time. I think he probably

Indeed, The Wood

still is to this day. I can't think of any Gordon Lightfoot song I

Brothers’ sixth outing,

don't like. Every time I hear a song of his, I wish it would last

‘One Drop of Truth,’

forever." —Bob Dylan

dives headfirst into a deep wellspring

After 55+ active years of hit song making and international album sales well into the

of sounds, styles

multi-millions, renowned singer-songwriter and musician Gordon Lightfoot stops at Your LBC

and influences.

on his cross-country tour of the USA. It's safe to say that esteemed singer-songwriter and musician Gordon Lightfoot resides with some very exclusive company atop the list of all-time greats. His song catalog is incredibly vast and includes such immortals as “Early Morning

Whereas their previous outings

Rain,” “If You Could Read My

have often followed a conceptual

Mind,” “Sundown,” “(That's What

and sonic through-line, here

You Get) For Lovin Me,” "Canadian

the long-standing trio featuring

Railroad Trilogy," "Ribbon Of

brothers Oliver and Chris Wood

Darkness," "Beautiful," "Song For

along with Jano Rix treat each

A Winter's Night," and "Rainy Day

song as if it were its own short

People" to name a few.

film. The plaintive, country-folk of the album’s opening track “River

Featuring hits like “Carefree

Takes The Town” gives way to the

Highway,” “The Wreck of the

The Band-esque Americana soul

Edmund Fitzgerald,” and “If You

of “Happiness Jones.” The wistful

Could Read My Mind,” as well as

ballad “Strange As It Seems”

deep album cuts for the die-hard fans, Lightfoot’s historic 50-plus-year career and 80 years of life will be woven together with personal anecdotes and behind-the-scenes stories.

floats on a cloud of stream of consciousness, standing in stark contrast to “Sky High”—a Saturday night barnburner built upon stinging slide guitar funk. “Seasick Emotions” is rife with turmoil, yet “Sparking Wine” is jaunty and carefree. The end result is undeniably The Wood Brothers’ most dynamic recording to date.

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3.10

F E AT U R E D P E R F O R M A N C E S

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Tyler Henry — The Hollywood Medium

7:30 PM

3.15 7:30 PM

John Cusack with a Screening of High Fidelity

Tyler Henry is the star of E! Entertainment’s hit television show,

For fans of John Cusack

Hollywood Medium, and for the first time, audiences will be

and High Fidelity, a visit

treated to his new live show, “Life Lessons I’ve Learned From

to Championship Vinyl

The Departed.”

definitely would make a “top five” list.

This exclusive show will feature Tyler discussing his unique gift and how it affects his everyday life. This event also includes a multi-media video presentation, lecture, PLUS live readings, and audience Q&A.

The hit comedy “High Fidelity” is the story of record shop owner Rob Gordon (John Cusack) on a search for love (and the reasons behind his failed relationships) against a backdrop of over 70 songs spanning multiple decades and genres of music.

With – or without – the help of his record store buddies Dick (Todd Louiso) and Barry (Jack Black’s breakout role), Rob revisits past relationships in hopes of figuring out where he has gone wrong.

Released in 2000, The New York Times praised John Cusack as “a master at easygoing camaraderie.”

Rotten Tomatoes has “High Fidelity” ranked #14 on the list of Best Romantic Comedies.

Now, join John Cusack for a screening of “High Fidelity” on the big screen followed by a LIVE conversation regarding his career and the making of the film. Fans will get the opportunity to experience a moderated discussion, with John answering audience questions, as well. A limited number of VIP seats will be available that include a post-show photo-op with John.

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Women in Conversation Tracee Ellis Ross

F E AT U R E D P E R F O R M A N C E S

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Magic Tree House: A Hip-Hop Musical

6:30 PM

Free Fun with Art begins at 5:30pm

4:30 – 6:30pm Mix, Mingle & Nosh / 6:30 - 8:30pm Program

Featuring Tracee Ellis Ross, well-known actress, comedian, television host and a social advocate for equity. She uses her voice and vast social influence as an advocate for joy, self-acceptance and inclusivity.

She is also a volunteer intent on making a difference in the lives of teenage girls. She is currently starring in Black-ish, ABC's critically acclaimed comedy series.

Presented by Summit State Bank.

The show must go on! That’s what Jack and Annie learn when the Magic Tree House whisks them back to Elizabethan England.

There the daring sibling duo meet William Shakespeare himself—one of the greatest writers of all time! Based on the critically-acclaimed book series by Mary Pope Osborne, this tuneful tale is a hip-hop hit with kids and grown-ups alike.

FAMILY DATE NIGHT! Starting one hour before the show, join us for FREE FUN WITH ART and a variety of FOOD AND DRINKS from our concessions stand. We have everything you need for a great day or night out with your family!

ADDITIONAL GENEROUS SUPPORT PROVIDED BY

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Across The Great Divide: A Celebration of the 50th Anniversary of The Band starring Dustbowl Revival & Hot Club of Cowtown

F E AT U R E D P E R F O R M A N C E S

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3.28 8PM

Arlo Guthrie - The Alice’s Restaurant 50th Anniversary Tour with Special Guest Sarah Lee Guthrie

This special double-bill

American Folk Legend Arlo Guthrie attained international

honors the legacy of the

attention at age 19 by recounting the true events of his arrest (for

enormously influential

littering) on the album Alice’s Restaurant in 1967.

Canadian group, whose mix of country, rock, blues, and soul earned them a 1994 induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

In celebration of the 50 th Anniversary of The Band, two of today's defining American roots groups join in an evening of their own songs and a special tribute to Music from Big Pink and The Band.

Eclectic octet The Dustbowl Revival blends folk-Americana and Stax-era soul into a genrehopping, time-bending dance party. With strings, brass, dueling vocals and more, the winners of "Best Live Band" by L.A. Weekly exemplify everything shows should be: "hot, spontaneous, engaging and, best of all, a pleasure to hear."

Joining them is Austin-based trio Hot Club of Cowtown, which delivers hot jazz and Western swing light and tight, like tumbleweeds made of velvet. Inspired by European hot jazz and vintage American roots music, these Texas Western Swing Hall of Famers have shared stages with Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, and Roxy Music. Hitch your wagon and enjoy this freewheeling, foot-stomping frenzy!

Alice’s Restaurant achieved platinum status and was made into a movie in 1969, in which Arlo played himself. 1969 also brought Arlo to the rock festival of the ages, Woodstock, where he showcased his hit “Coming into Los Angeles.” Arlo’s most notable work is his definitive version of the song “The City of New Orleans” that was a hit on all major charts. After almost 60 years of shows, Arlo Guthrie remains a road warrior touring almost constantly. The legendary singer-songwriter will be joined by his daughter Sarah Lee Guthrie.

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Kip Moore Room to Spare – Acoustic Tour with Special Guest Muscadine Bloodline

F E AT U R E D P E R F O R M A N C E S

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4.7 7PM

L I V E N AT I O N P R E S EN T S

Brian Regan

Kip Moore’s current Top 20 single “Last Shot” is the second taken

Critics, fans, and fellow

from his revered third studio album SLOWHEART and follows his

comedians agree: Brian

fourth No. 1 hit “More Girls Like You.”

Regan is one of the most respected comedians in

SLOWHEART garnered instant praise from critics as Moore’s “most complete, cohesive

the country with Vanity

declaration of his artistic sensibilities yet” (NPR), as well landing on multiple “Best Of” lists

Fair calling Brian, “The

including Entertainment Weekly, Rolling Stone, UpRoxx, Bobby Bones Show, Taste Of Country, Sounds Like Nashville, The Boot, PopMatters, and Whiskey Riff. SLOWHEART follows the

funniest stand-up alive,”

acclaim that surrounded Moore’s sophomore album Wild Ones heralded as “an impressively

and Entertainment

singular release from Music Row” by The Guardian and his Platinum debut album Up All

Weekly calling him, “Your

Night that spawned three No. 1 hit singles, including Gold certified “Beer Money,” Platinum

favorite comedian’s

certified “Hey Pretty Girl,” and the Double Platinum

favorite comedian.”

Having built his 30-plus year career on the strength of his material alone, Brian’s non-stop theater tour continuously fills the most beautiful venues across North America, visiting close to 100 cities each year.

Brian made a scene-stealing cameo in Chris Rock’s film, Top Five, and he was a guest on Seinfeld’s Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, which is now streaming on Netflix. Brian premiered his seventh hour of comedy, the Netflix special, Brian Regan: Nunchucks And Flamethrowers, on November 21, 2017. This is the first special in a two-special deal with Netflix, joining Brian with Dave Chappelle, Chris Rock, Jerry Seinfeld, and others in multi-special deals with the leader in worldwide streaming. Brian’s second Netflix special is planned for release this year.

A regular on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Brian is the rare guest who the show invites on for two segments: a performance segment and a segment on the couch to chat with Jimmy. Previously, Brian was a regular guest on The Late Show with David Letterman, making 28 appearances on the CBS show.

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F E AT U R E D P E R F O R M A N C E S

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Home Free

8PM

4.12 8PM

Buddy Guy with Special Guest Christone “Kingfish” Ingram

The all vocal country

At age 82, Buddy Guy is a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee,

music sensation

a major influence on rock titans like Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton,

Home Free is bringing

and Stevie Ray Vaughan, a pioneer of Chicago’s fabled West

Nashville country

Side sound, and a living link to the city’s halcyon days of electric

standards and countrydipped pop hits.

blues. Buddy Guy has received 7 GRAMMY® Awards, a 2015 Lifetime Achievement GRAMMY® Award, 34 Blues Music Awards (the most any artist has received), the Billboard

The band comes to town on the heels of their most recent full-length album release,

Magazine Century Award for distinguished artistic achievement, a Kennedy Center Honor, and the Presidential National Medal of Arts. Rolling Stone Magazine ranked him #23 in its "100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time."

Timeless, bringing with them new

The title of Buddy Guy's latest album says it all: The Blues Is Alive and Well. The legendary

music and new humor every night.

blues artist's eighteenth solo LP and follow-up to 2015's Born to Play Guitar showcases his

Home Free has become a household name, amassing more than 250-million YouTube views, and entertaining more than 350,000 people live in concert since bursting on to the national scene in 2013. The 5-man band

raw and unadulterated sound, its fifteen tracks a true pleasure for aficionados and genre newcomers alike. The album features pristine production without losing the signature livedin grit that Guy's been known for his entire career, from the low-slung riffage of "Bad Day" to the squealing solos of "Somebody Up There." Guy sounds every bit as vital and youthful here as he did dating back to his early collaborations with the late Junior Wells, and it's inspiring to hear a veteran artist laying down the blues with such gusto.

has become known for their show-stopping performances that mix their signature

And even as Guy pushes forward with his astounding

no-instrument, all-vocal music with their quick-witted humor.

career, he's careful not to forget his late contemporaries

Their fourth studio album, Timeless, which was released on September 23, 2017 via Columbia Records and debuted at the No. 2 spot on the Billboard Country Albums Chart. This release marks the 4th consecutive top 5 Billboard debut for their album.

who inspired him along the way. "I went to sleep yesterday and woke up and all the great blues players are no longer with us. Muddy, Wolf, B.B.—they're all gone. Before they passed away, when they were in their prime, we used to

Audiences can expect new music and new stylings, plus country hits like Maren Morris’

have a drink and a laugh and talk about how when one of

"My Church", pop slams like Shakira’s "Try Everything," and fan favorite classics like the

us is gone, the others have to keep it going. I'm trying to do

calypso-infused arrangement of Johnny Cash’s "Ring Of Fire."

something to keep this music that I love so well alive." And with The Blues Is Alive and Well, it's clear that the music— and Guy himself—ain't going away anytime soon.

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4.14

Beauty and the Beast

4.18

Free Fun with Art begins at 2pm

7:30 PM

3PM

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Randy Rainbow Live

When you think of a

He is the creator and star of the long-running

wilting rose and a clock,

BroadwayWorld.com web series Chewing the Scenery with

candlestick, and teapot

Randy Rainbow and Last Minute with Randy Rainbow.

who talk… are you thinking of Beauty and the Beast?

One of this season’s spellbinding family shows from The Panto Company USA stars Dame Dotty Potty, Loopy Louie, Gaston, Belle and of course, The Beast! The beautiful Belle finds herself in a spell-bound castle held captive by a beast… does she fall in love with the Beast before the last petal falls from the enchanted rose? Or will the Beast’s selfishness cost him the world he once knew and the hand of the girl that has melted his heart? Filled with all of the wonderful ingredients you have come to expect from The Panto Company USA: lots of laughter, stunning costumes, music, and plenty of magic.

FAMILY DATE NIGHT! Starting one hour before the show, join us for FREE FUN WITH ART and a variety of FOOD AND DRINKS from our concessions stand. We have everything you need for a great day or night out with your family!

ADDITIONAL GENEROUS SUPPORT PROVIDED BY

Comedian, singer, and actor Randy Rainbow will bring his hit national Randy Rainbow Live! theater tour to Your LBC on April 18, 2019.

Fresh off the sold out first leg of this national tour, internet sensation Randy Rainbow’s series of political spoofs and song parodies have garnered international acclaim and over hundreds of millions of views, with Business Insider describing his work as “laugh out loud funny” and NBC News declaring him “hilarious.” Randy counts multiple celebrities as fans including Debra Messing, Ana Navarro, Barry Manilow, Rosie O’Donnell, Mark Hamill, Ron Perlman, and more.

His video “Desperate Cheeto,” a parody of the hit song “Despacito,” has been viewed over 12 million times on Facebook alone, and his musical tribute to the first presidential debate of 2016 “BRAGGADOCIOUS!” received 28 million views in its first two days

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C A R LTO N S EN I O R L I V I N G S Y M P H O N Y P O P S S E R I E S

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Scotty McCreery

8PM

4.28 3PM

Music of the Knights: Celebrating the Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber, Elton John & Paul McCartney Jessica Hendy (Vocals), Brian Wilson (Vocals), Michael Holland (Vocals/Piano)

“I’ve lived a lot of life since my last record,” says Scotty McCreery.

Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber, Sir Elton John and Sir Paul

“I moved out on my own, I traveled across the country and the world, I got engaged, I was dropped by my label, I was even robbed at gunpoint. So I really wanted this album to show who Scotty is at 24, what’s going on in my life, and I think we accomplished that.”

After winning Season Ten of American Idol in 2011, McCreery made history when he became

McCartney have much in common: they are all British-born, they all have an

the youngest male artist of any genre, and the first country music artist ever, to have

Academy Award, they all have

his debut album enter at No. 1 on the Billboard Top 200 chart. Clear as Day was certified

multiple Grammy® Awards, and

Platinum for sales of one million units in just 13 weeks and became the best-selling solo

they are all knights.

album released by a country artist in 2011. The singles “I Love You This Big” and “The Trouble with Girls” were also certified Platinum.

He won the New Artist of the Year award at both the Academy of Country Music (ACM) Awards and the American Country Awards, and also received the CMT Award for Breakthrough Video of the Year for “The Trouble with Girls.”

With his third album (plus a charttopping Christmas record), the young

They also happen to be three of the most successful songwriters of all time with careers that extend through decades.

Join Santa Rosa Symphony and Music of the Knights performers as they honor the enduring musical influence of these three legends. Highlights of the concert include popular hit songs such as “Memory” and “Don’t Cry For Me Argentina,” to “Hey Jude” and “Live and Let Die,” to “Can You Feel The Love Tonight” and “Crocodile Rock.” Relive the music of their lives with this crowd-pleasing celebration of music royalty.

star takes a huge creative step forward.

He co-wrote all 11 songs on Seasons Change, working with some of the finest songwriters in Nashville to express a wide range of emotions and musical styles. And after a lengthy legal struggle that kept him on the sidelines for several years, McCreery placed a bold bet with his career that has paid off with a new label and a reinvigorated attitude.

FREE PRE-CONCERT TALKS Join Principal Pops Conductor Michael Berkowitz one hour prior to every concert for a discussion of the afternoon’s concert, along with personal anecdotes and memories from his storied career working on Broadway and with Liza Minelli, Henry Mancini, and Marvin Hamlisch among many others.

GENEROUS SUPPORT PROVIDED BY THE HECK FOUNDATION AND

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FRIENDS! The Musical Parody

7:30 PM

5.7

Willie Nelson & Family

8PM

FRIENDS! The Musical Parody is the comedic musical that lovingly

With a six-decade career and 200

pokes fun at TV’s Friends, celebrating the adventures of your

plus albums, this iconic Texan is

favorite group of 20-something friends as they navigate the

the creative genius behind the

pitfalls of work, life, and love in 1990s Manhattan.

historic recordings of Crazy, Red

It’s a typical day at New York’s only coffee shop, Central Perk, until an unexpected runaway

Headed Stranger, and Stardust.

bride enters the picture and kicks the whole gang out of second gear! The new musical recreates our favorite moments from all 10 years of Friends through an uncensored, fast-

Willie Nelson has earned every conceivable award

paced, music-filled romp.

as a musician and amassed reputable credentials

Recommended for mature audiences.

as an author, actor, and activist. He continues to thrive as a relevant and progressive musical and cultural force. In recent years, he has delivered more than a dozen new album releases, again released a Top 10 New York Times' bestsellers book, headlined Farm Aid, an event he co-founded in 1985, received his 5th degree black belt in Gong Kwon Yu Sul, headlined the annual Luck Reunion food and music festival at his ranch in Luck, TX during SXSW, launched his cannabis companies Willie’s Reserve and Willie’s Remedy, and graced the covers of Rolling Stone and AARP The Magazine.

He released two albums of newly recorded performances in 2017: God’s Problem Child, with 13 new songs that debuted at #1 on Billboard’s Country album chart and #10 on the Billboard 200, and Willie Nelson and The Boys (Willie’s Stash, Vol. 2), that includes 11 country classics and one brand-new song performed by Nelson and his sons Lukas and Micah. In 2018, he released Last Man Standing in April to celebrate his 85th birthday. It is comprised entirely of songs newly-penned by Nelson (and longtime collaborator and producer Buddy Cannon).

In September 2018, Nelson released My Way, a collection of newly recorded standards and classics originally made famous by Nelson’s close friend and musical colleague Frank Sinatra.

These new songs and performances add to his classic catalog, and finds Willie Nelson rolling at a creative peak, writing and singing and playing with the seasoned wit and wisdom that comes from the road, which he still travels along performing for fans.

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OUR STORIES: LEARNING OUTSIDE THE TEXTBOOK

WHAT OUR MEMBERS, DONORS, AND SPONSORS MAKE POSSIBLE

Our Stories: Learning Outside the Textbook

“

Studies prove time and time again that when you use art as a vehicle for learning, students remember it.

”

As part of the Education Through the Arts program at Your LBC, teaching artist Eddie Madril visits elementary school classes to share Native American traditions.

He gets kids out of their seats, giving each student a small hoop – then Madril offers instruction in a basic dance.

The hands-on approach is a hit with his classes. “It’s better to learn by doing it than by reading in book or talking about it,” says one student in his workshop. This idea is at the heart of arts integrated education—it’s not merely arts instruction; it’s employing the arts to teach all sorts of subjects.

Bonnie Raines, a third-grade teacher at Santa Rosa Charter School for the Arts, says teaching history with dance and music allows her “to be more spontaneous.” And students remember lessons that involve the arts far longer than lessons conveyed in lectures.

“Studies prove time and time again that when you use art as a vehicle for learning, students remember it. There

is a reason that we still remember songs from grade school teaching us things like the alphabet or even states!” says Ashleigh Worley, LBC’s Director of Education and Community Engagement.

“Finding new ways to approach curriculum helps allow students who may not have a vested interest or who may struggle with learning a particular concept.”

Those who attend shows at Luther Burbank Center for the Arts may think its main mission is to bring musicians, comedians and theatrical performances to Santa Rosa. Yet through its arts education programs, the LBC connects with more than 40,000 students – from Sonoma, Marin, Napa, Mendocino and Lake counties – every year. In addition, LBC teams with the Kennedy Center to provide arts education professional development to teachers as well as residencies with highly-trained ‘teaching artists’ who use innovative strategies that engage students in new ways of learning.

Perhaps most exciting for the kids: LBC’s School Shows program brings students to LBC performances for youth such as Lewis & Clark: A Celebration of Teamwork. After the shows, students can ask questions of the professional actors, bridging the gap between actors on stage and kids in the audience. While on the surface these opportunities may feel like just another fun field trip to the student, the supplemental activities and thoughtfully chosen offerings tie in to curricular topics that allow for learning to happen without them even realizing it.

“I think any educator would agree that the very best teachers are lifelong learners who never stop looking for ways to get better at what they do,” Worley says. “Our residencies and professional development opportunities allow classroom teachers to continue to grow throughout their career. Using arts integration techniques is a wonderful way for students who might struggle to make that connection in the classroom to not only connect but engage.”

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E D U C AT I O N T H R O U G H T H E A R T S

REMOVING ROADBLOCKS TO THE ARTS We believe these benefits should be shared by all and are working to remove financial barriers to the arts in our community.

Evert Person’s ArtReach Each year, the Center distributes approximately 17,000 free and reduced-price tickets to low-income students and community members.

Education Through the Arts

The Evert Person Bus Fund Grants for student transportation to the theatre Subsidized Programming Live performances at an affordable price

The Arts—Where Learning Comes To Life!

Serving 40,000+ children and adults annually from five counties.

The Center’s nationally-recognized Education Through the Arts program uses the arts to teach core subjects, including math, science, and reading, to create new ways of learning and improve engagement and understanding.

EACH YEAR WE...

Present nearly

Serve

Operate a

Offer more than

weekday morning SCHOOL SHOWS

students with in-depth artist-led classroom instruction, through

-piece INSTRUMENT LENDING LIBRARY

hours of PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

30 120 450 1,100

for North Bay school children that correspond to their classroom learning. For many children, this is their first time seeing a live performance.

ARTISTS IN THE SCHOOLS WORKSHOPS.

called Music for Schools, allowing low-income students the opportunity to participate in their school’s band or orchestra program.

opportunities for teachers, helping them learn how to integrate the arts into their core curriculum lessons.

Member, Kennedy Center Partners in Education Program

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LBC Arts & Education Fund Make a gift to the LBC Arts & Education Fund and know that your donation is going directly to support programs benefiting more than 40,000

local children, and their teachers and parents.

Here are just a few examples of the impact these programs have each year: More than 450 musical instruments loaned through our Music for Schools library, enabling low-income students to participate in their school’s band or orchestra programs; Each summer, 150

underserved youth engage in creative self-expression and forge positive connections with their peers, families, and cultural heritage through Visual Arts Camp and Mariachi Camps;

17,000+ free and reduced-price tickets issued to low-income

students, ensuring that they can attend performances along with the rest of their classmates — for many, it is their first time in a theatre;

Dozens of teachers in Sonoma, Mendocino, Lake, Napa, and Marin counties integrate the arts into their classrooms, strengthening the learning of core subjects like math, science, and literature.

“

Integrating the Arts into my classroom has made my students deeper thinkers. LBC’s excellent trainings are affecting the education of hundreds and hundreds of students each year.

”

– Bonnie Raines, 3rd Grade Teacher, Santa Rosa

L B C A R T S & E D U C AT I O N F U N D

Our new Monthly Giving option lets you maximize your financial commitment with automatic monthly credit card payments. By giving monthly, you provide on-going support for the LBC Arts and Education Fund and help ensure the sustainability of our programs. Here’s a sampling of what a small monthly gift can do:

$12.50

allows 20

students to attend a School Show

$25

buys two

instruments for the lending library

$50

sends 10 teachers to a professional development workshop

/ MONTH

/ MONTH

/ MONTH

$100

refurbishes 125

$125

provides backpacks with art supplies for 50

/ MONTH

/ MONTH

instruments in the lending library campers

To make a gift to the LBC Arts & Education Fund, visit lutherburbankcenter.org/EducationFund or call Susanne at 707.800.7505.

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OUR STORIES: ART OF DESSERT

Join us March 30, 2019 for the 16th Annual Art of Dessert You'll enjoy artisan desserts, inspiring young musicians, amazing dinner with perfect wine pairings from Rodney Strong Vineyards, celebrity chefs, and the opportunity to bid on fabulous trips, amazing wine, and once-in-a-lifetime experiences. Your attendance and support at our annual fundraiser is requested so Your LBC can continue to serve over 40,000 children with unique and highly effective education and outreach programs.

Congratulations to the 2018 LBC Dessert Competition Winners: Best Overall – Isabelle Mazeaud of IMA Cake Couture Best Taste – Carolyn Besse of Your Sweet Expectations Best Presentation – Mapi Castel of Mapi's Cakes Creativity and Originality – Casey Stone of John Ash & Company Most Sentimental – Tina Zettel of Willow Tree Bakery

Check out last year's event photos and details on purchasing tickets to this year's event at YourLBC.org. Please email dev@lutherburbankcenter.org for more information.

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Visual Art at Your LBC Luther Burbank Center for the Arts has long been committed to the presentation of contemporary visual art.

V I S UA L A R T AT YO U R L B C

SCULPTURE GARDEN GR AND REOPENING New Exhibition Harmonies: Kati Casida, Catherine Daley, and Jann Nunn Showcases works of Bay Area Artists

The Center’s expansive campus currently features works by fourteen local and regional artists, including Robert Ellison, Dennis Leon, Diana Meehan, and Roberto Santo.

Your LBC has reopened its outdoor Sculpture Garden with Harmonies, an exhibition featuring works by Bay Area artists Kati Casida, Catherine Daley, and Jann Nunn.

Harmonies features four sculptures from each of the three artists. Experienced as a combined exhibit, the sculptures create curtains of light and colorful dancing shapes as well as emotional space for reflection and immersion. Kati Casida, Catherine Daley, and Jann Nunn bring an inspired harmony to the garden, thoughtfully restored following the 2017 firestorms and designed to reflect the local Sonoma County landscape. While each artists’ work is their own distinctive expression, the exhibit as a whole conveys a collaboration of their individual connection with nature.

The new sculptures for Harmonies exhibition will be on display for the public to enjoy through September 20, 2020.

We invite you to take a self-guided tour of our collection during regular business hours.

For more information on visual art at the LBC, please visit: lutherburbankcenter.org/visual-art

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Help Make the Magic Happen

Volunteer Today!

VOLUNTEER

VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT

Getting and Giving Great Experiences As a volunteer usher, Mark Walton is the face of the Center, taking

From ushering at a performance to working with students through our education and outreach programs, our 200-plus volunteers provide vital service to the Center and bring enrichment of the arts to our community.

tickets, helping patrons find their seats and welcoming all who attend a performance.

Whether it’s dance, popular music, the symphony or

Volunteer opportunities include:

a theatrical performance, volunteer Mark Walton is

Usher

constantly entertained by the diverse programming

Art Walk Docent

at the Center. “When I heard about the opportunity

Family Show Art Table Assistant Administrative Support

to volunteer here, I was excited. I've always been interested in music and live theater. My favorite part of volunteering at LBC is the people, the patrons, young and old, but especially the ushers and other staff that I work with.” LBC

To learn more and apply, visit yourLBC.org/volunteer

is honored to have Mark as one of their esteemed volunteers. In his spare time, Mark is also involved with the Roseland University Prep High School as a mentor, and he regularly works out and visits at the gym.

When asked about his best LBC moment, Mark replied, “I couldn't possibly pick a favorite show or memory. My most recent favorite moment was seeing the huge smile of pride on a mother’s face after her daughter played violin on stage with Black Violin. She was beaming, telling me that her child was one of the musicians.”

Many of our volunteers find their time at the Center sparking new friendships and exposing them to new music and acts that they never would have seen otherwise. We’re happy they chose LBC as one of their cultural endeavors. If you happen to see Mark at a performance, be sure to join us in saying ”Thank you!” for his years of dedicated service!

Your free time and special skills can make a tremendous difference in helping us to enrich, educate, and entertain our North Bay community. From ushering at a performance to working with students through our education programs, our 300-plus volunteers provide vital service to the Arts Center and bring the enrichment of the arts to our community.

For information on becoming a volunteer visit YourLBC.org/volunteer.

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DONORS LISTING

The Board of Directors of Luther Burbank Center for the Arts gratefully acknowledges the generous annual support of members, donors, and sponsors for gifts received as of December 31, 2018.

Proud to support the Arts in the community that we serve!

$100,000 and Above The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Lytton Rancheria - Lytton Band of Pomo Indians Susan and Alan Preston* Redwood Credit Union Community Fund in partnership with Press Democrat and Office of Senator McGuire Rodney Strong Vineyards

Jeff and Barbara Ireland/ Medtronic Your Cause Kimball Foundation Sue and Richard Leake/Keysight Technologies Inc.* Mary's Pizza Shack Grace Navarro and Ed Ticoulat Rekha and Michael Schipper Sonoma County Vintners Foundation Greg Yates/Face & Body Professionals Inc.

$50,000–$99,000

$5,000–$9,999

County of Sonoma, Advertising Fund Ernest L. and Ruth W. Finley Foundation Freeman Lexus - Toyota Nelson Family of Companies Nelsonjobs.com

$25,000–$49,999 Ann and Gordon Blumenfeld Clover Sonoma Jane and Herbert Dwight Exchange Bank Mead Clark Lumber Pisenti & Brinker LLP, CPAs and Advisors Professional Program Insurance Brokerage Redwood Credit Union Alan and Susan Seidenfeld Sonoma County Sheriff's Office and AB114 Committee Spaulding McCullough & Tansil LLP Daniel T. Steele III* Daniel T. Steele Jr. and Juneko Steele Sherry and Pete Swayne* Vantreo Insurance Brokers Anonymous (1)

$10,000–$24,999 Amaturo Family Foundation, Inc. Karen and Mike Bergin Sara and Dixon Browder/Schwab Charitable Fund* Carlton Senior Living Columbia Distributing Creative Sonoma Joanne Dow/JPMorgan Charitable Giving* Ed and Kathleen Hamilton/ Tekberry Staffing

Hon. David and Deborah Ballati/ Schwab Charitable Fund The Better Life Foundation Denis and Margaret Brown George and Sue Bull/Schwab Charitable Fund* Dr. John Buzza and Martha Buzza* CARE Foundation Charlie's at the Windsor Golf Club Michael and Kathleen Chiappari/ Northern Electric Inc. Marisha Chilcott, MD Walter and Kathryn Clark/ United Auto Center* Community Foundation Sonoma County Jim and Margaret Foley/ Petrichor Vineyards* Jack and Linda Gardner* Steve and Mary Graves/ U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Jeff Hays and Carole Shorenstein Hays Quincey Tompkins Imhoff and Dan Imhoff/Community Foundation Sonoma County In memory and honor of Selma Mayer Isenberg and her son, Jean Isenberg John Ash & Co./Vintners Inn Sharon and Ken Maiolini/Risk Management Services Lewis Meyers* New York Life Rick Nowlin and Don Strand* Nancy and Steven Oliver* Santa Rosa Violence Prevention Partnership CHOICE Mini-Grant Joan and Mack Schwing* Alan and Susan Seidenfeld Sonoma County Alliance Speedway Children's Charities Western States Arts Federation Paul and Vivienne Wilcock

Mike and Katie Wright/ Wright Contracting Anonymous (2)

$3,000–$4,999 All Things Book Julie Bova and Allan Csiky Sanford and JoAnne Bressick* California Presenters Brad and Robin Calkins City of Santa Rosa Robert and Sandy Comstock Richard and Anne Davis Bruce DeCrona* Randy and Shelley Destruel/ Mead Clark Lumber Co.* Francis Ford Coppola Winery Bill and Suzie Friedman* Norman Greenbaum Belinda Guadarrama/ G.C. Micro Corporation Lisa Ann and Ed Hilario Geoffrey and Ann Hudson Christopher and Amy Hunsberger Tim and Ariel Kelley John Mackie and Kate Ecker* Michael P. and Maureen Merrill* Kurt Mitchler, DDS Bruce and Lauren Morrison Philip and Maureen Murphy PDI Surgery Center Carolyn Petersen Mr. and Mrs. William Pitcher James and Elese Rundel St. Joseph Health Gary and Barbara Schepis* Bob and Tammy Siela Sonoma Clean Power Sonoma County Children's Charities Stare Fund Mark and Terri Stark/ Stark Reality Restaurants Mike and Jessica Sutton* Darlene and Willie Tamayo/ La Tortilla Factory* Alice Thomas* Richard Todd/ General Contractor* Dr. and Mrs. Charles K. Wear/ Schwab Charitable Fund* John and Laura Whiting/ Schwab Charitable Fund

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A LOOK BACK

Great LBC Performances of 2018

215 PERFORMANCES

138,997 TICKE T S

36 SOLD OUT PERFORMANCES including Steve Winwood, Jo Koy, John Hiatt & The Goners, Jerry Seinfeld, and Stephen Stills & Judy Collins.

35 AR TIS T S MADE THEIR LBC DEBUT including Sabrina Carpenter, Kansas, Trevor Noah, I’m With Her, and Jake Shimabukuro.

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A LOOK BACK | DONORS LISTING

Richard Yonash and Sonya Yonash Mary Zern and Karen Macken Elizabeth Zitrin/Zitrin Foundation

$1,500–$2,999

Richard and Evalena Abazia Robert and Nancy Aita/ Aita & Associates Insurance Marketing, Inc.* Robyn Bramhall and Ellen Maremont Silver Anne and Jerry Brisgel / Santa Rosa Shoes Jim and Cindy Brown Orin and Ravelle Burgess/ Burgess Lumber Calpine Corp.

Mary Cardaras and Francesca Fifis Lynne Carpenter Carmen and Perri Castaldi Cello Duo Tim and Pam Chanter Dr. Kelli Chase and Ron Chase Linda and Carlos Chavez James Chin, DDS and Tracy Chin* Brooke Clyde and Ruth Skedmore* Lisa Clyde* Cold Stone Creamery Jona Consani Kevin and Nancy Cooper/ Schwab Charitable Fund Henry and Glenda Corning Ron and Geri Hadley Mark and Terri Crawford Patricia Daniels* Linda and Elliott Daum Patty and Ken DeCesare Susan and Michael Delmanowski* Carol and Joe DePond/ Keysight Technologies Inc* Michael and Mary Ann DiMatteo DJ and Monique Drennan Bill and Roxanne Edelen* Ridgely Evers and Colleen McGlynn/DaVero Farms & Winery Dr. Reed and Nancy Ferrick/ Schwab Charitable Fund* Elisha and Bob Finney/Schwab Charitable Fund Anthony A. George* Anna and Karl Granneman* Julia L. Grant/Community Foundation Sonoma County Barbara Grasseschi and Tony Crabb* Claudia Grebe/Empire Floors Sam and Ava Guerrera* Marc Hagenlocher and Anita Wiglesworth Gary and Nancy Hartwick

Gary Heck/The Heck Foundation James and Mary Henderson/ Henderson Architect Bruce Hinshaw Dick Holm/Holm Industries* Jack and Kathryn Howard Ann Hudson Glenn and Pamela Illian* Robin Johnson Mike Kelly and Lou Ann Seaman Kiwanis Club of Oakmont Foundation Dennis Kohke Mr. and Mrs. James G. Laier Jr.* Tom and Cheryl Langbein Kevin and Cathy McCullough* Russell and Martha Messana Stephen and Christina Miller In memory of Jim Mogck Sheila and JP Montemayor Thomas and Kathryn Moore Ian Morris and Jennifer Voss Peggy Mulhall-Bliss and Leland Bliss Katie and Denny Murphy Gary and Marcia Nelson/Marin Community Foundation Linda Newton Robin and Stu Nixon Ernesto and Rita Olivares Caren Patrick and Bob Appleby/ Atascadero Creek Winery Shannon Patricks and Rowena Varnadore* Amy and Matt Petruska/ Medtronic Your Cause LLC Frank and Nancie Pipgras John and Lene Prior Nick and Chrystie Prokopakis Wendy Quinn/Western Industrial, Inc. Debbie Raike* Steven and Teri Read* Bill and Mary-Louise Reinking* Bruce Riezenman and Chris Merino Joseph and Pixie Romano/ Generator Joe Inc.* James and Elese Rundel* Carmen and Bruce Selfridge* Robin Seltzer and Bill Wertzberger Ann Shilling/Office Furniture World* SHN Theatres Teresa Skarr/Medtronic Your Cause LLC Sonoma Country Day School Marlene and Martin Stein/Jewish Community Foundation* Joachim Blunck and Delia Swan Thomas Family Foundation, Inc. Dr. Paul Tiernan/Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon

Cathy and Mark Trione Linda Walling/Nationwide Real Estate Tax Service Inc. Justin and Angela Walling/ Counterpoint Construction Services Inc Mark R. Walsh and Debi Benedetti Shirley and Bill Ward/ Fidelity Charitable Fund* Susan and Damon Weatherly Lorraine Webster Tunzi* Robin Williams Pat Withers* Gordon Zlot/KZST/KJZY/ KTRY/KWVF Lauren Mills and Jay Zwitter Anonymous (2)

$1,000–$1,499

Jim and Donna Arnold* Associated Students of SSU Clubs In memory of G & R Burkert David and Corinne Byrd Nancy and Jim Cartan/ Laguna Vineyards Albert and Sally Davies Kevin and Susan Etter Nancy Hall Leah and John Hansen Jim and Shari Hanson Marilyn and Robert Heller Bruce Hinshaw Jacquin Family Kathy Kumpula and Steven Overholt Keith and Stacy Kunde Gary and Rhonda LeKander* Dante Lucas Maria Luna Mapi Castel/Mapi's Cakes Joan E. Gates and Steve L. Marlowe* Theresa Martinelli-Jones Jess and Debra Marzak Cameron and Ashley Mauritson Jeff and Anne McBride Richard McOmber Judith Metcalf and Lori Wohl* Gene and Carole Michel Joel F Murray Michael and Marjorie Nunley/ Nunley Engineering* PG&E Foundation Daryl and Giselle Phillips/Phillips Seabrook Associates Judd E. Reed and Susie E. Steen Jon and Susan Reiter Richard and Karen Rocklewitz Schipper Design, LLC Sonoma County Folk Society Ellen and Bruce Tucker*

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Sid and Sylvia Andreis Gerri Annis and Jimmy Annis* Fidel and Susan Aragon Mark Barry/PG&E Foundation* Robin and Shirlene Bastar Keith T. Becker/DeDe's Rentals & Property Management, Inc. Beedle Family Frank M. And Linda G. Bell Pat and Gayle Berry/ Berry's Market* Nikolas and Elizabeth Bortolussi/ Spa Land Tom and Jane Borton* Jennifer and Brian Brown Deborah Cherkas and Larry Olsen Michael and Lori De Loach Richard and Sharon DeBenedetti Dr. and Mrs. Roger Delgado Gary and Marilou Dennis* Fran Du Melle Dr. Jean and Mr. Jerry Eilerman* Nazar and Helena Eljumaily Susanne and Andy Esquivel The Fosnight Family Will Furth and Jennifer Lee Jones In memory of Charlotte Gale Gantz Family Vineyards Daryl Gerhardt and Nancy Giovannini* Cynthia Gillick and Richard Hinman* Joanne R. Goebel* John and Kim Graves Gantry and Tracy Griffin Millen and Nancy Griffith Kaylene and Kurt Hirtzer* Kevin and Karen Holloway Dan and Lilli Inman* D. Lazzarini Family* David and Donna Lee* Traci Levin Rachel Magann Nariman Manoochehri* Luba Markoff/Keysight Technologies Inc. Andrew and Beth Martinez Chris and Catherine Martini Sharon and Brian Masterson Robin McGillicuddy Ali and Kathleen Molavi Alida Morzenti Mr. and Mrs. Murphy

Dr. Greg Olson Ron and Jane Pavelka Darrell and Bonnie Peloquin Nancy Perucchi* Michael and Carol Pigoni Mark Quattrocchi and Tina Kelly Saini Farms Inc. Jeff and Linda Sargent Steve and Coral Saxe Kate Schaffner Emile and Catherine Serpa* Robert and Sheryl Spain Brad and Jeanne Weaver Thomas Weber and Stephanie Reib Laura Wooley Erich Williams/Wikiup Veterinary Hospital Robin Williams* Susan Winter* Nancy T. Zanolini Evan E. Zelig, Esq. Anonymous (2)

$300–$599

Gayda Airth Elaine Alaura and William Matty Robert and Tracy Amiral Dianne Anderson Gary and Mary Antolini Tom and Pat Babb Bill Baird and John Kennedy Linda Balabanian* Joe and Les Ballesteros* Marlene Barella and Christine Kay Faso Daniel W. Bargar/ Wells Fargo Advisors Robert and Jeanette Bartley Reginald and Margaret Bayley Alan C. Beckstead and Danny Lerma Mike Faria and Carole Behlke Steve Berlin* David and Celine Berman Betsy and Scott Boes Dino and Peggy Boito* Michael and Penny Bolger Steven and Tyuya Borchardt The Bortolotto Family Jennie Bower John and Valerie Brady Stuart and Suzanne Bryan Dennis and Deanna Byrne* The Camarillo Family Stacey Carlo Jim and Judy Carlsen* Mrs. Linda Carlson Charlie and Rocky Carpenter Roy and Rachael Cecchetti Marlene Russell and Mike Center Rocky Chase*

John Childers George and Carolyn Cinquini Don Clark Ms. Margaret Clarson Kyle Clausen and Bethany Moritz Brian and Jessica Cole Lynn Cominsky and Garrett Jernigan Janet and Michael Connors* Dorothy Conrad Paul and Sherrie Corbett* Allen Cortez and Natasha Kahl Christopher G. and Hillary Costin/ Beyers Costin Simon* Lance and Barbara Cottrell Terry and Joanne Dale Geoffrey and Nancy Dalwin Guy and Judy Davis Roy and Nancy Davis* Susan Davis Syd and Colleen Dearborn David and Genie Del Secco Tim Dellinger Tom and Pauline DeWitt/ DeWitt's Tire Recycle Bruce and Karen Dodge Gary and Linda Dolen Tim and Ali Doolin Barry and Cindy Dreher* David and Jeanne Dreikosen Jim and Kitty Durborow* Jon Eisenberg and Linda Hillel Chris and Joanie Elliott Carol and Michael Ellis Ms. Christine Emond Julia Erickson Francine Ann Espineira David and Kathleen Faris Robert Faust and Jacqueline Skvaril Mindy Feldman Vanessa Fields Sharon Fisher and Keith Evans John and Denise Fitzgerald/ Landesign Construction & Maintenance, Inc. Rita and Joe Fong Rod and Peggy Foote W. David Ford and Margaret Ford Debra and John Franzman Matt and Michelle Freese Brian and Sheri Fresquez Nancy and Mike Frost/West County Net Ray and Katrin Fullerton Victoria Fullerton Zachary and Michelle Fust* Anita Gajewski Janine Gallagher Oriana and Allan Garfield Jonathan Garner/ Healdsburg Tours Cheryl and Derlin German*

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June Gerron J. E. Giampaoli Gino and Carol Giannavola Kimberley Gibson/California Home Staging LLC Marsha Gifford and Sheri Roberge* Jennifer Girvin Glen and Mary Giusti Joseph and Julie Golden Suzanne Goldstein and Bill Rehfield Steve and Deborah Haeffele Rani Haet and Michael Kustra Larry and Carie Haimovitch/ Marin Community Foundation Brad and Susan Harmon Cindy and Michael Harmon Brigid Harris Victor and Elizabeth Harris Jesse Haskins Mel Hendrix Dr. James T. Henley* Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hilton Robert and Lily Hitchcock* Fred C. Hock, Jr. Susan Hubbard and Ronald Stockman Peter and Karen Iozzia* Dave Jeffries Michael Jenkins & Doug Winnie Brian and Linda Jennings Doug and Joanne Johnston In Honor of Josephine Mayo Meyers Jill Jones* Bobbie and William Kabage* Akash Kalia Nancy Karidis-Koepke Melissa Kelley and Stephen Meffert MD* John and Nancy Kennedy Rob Kern Carmen S. Kilcullen* Arden and Tony Kinnear Richard and Jeanine Konopelski Dave Kraft* Diane Krause and Gerrett Snedaker Jason and Robert Krout Stew Lauterbach and Barbara Swary* Paul and Doris Lawler/Lakewood Village Mini Storage* Brian Leach Katherine Leader and Dominic Bosque Bessie Lee Veronika and Peter Lenzi Lucy Lewand Jim and Jennifer Lewis Mark Lingenfelder and Susan Whithair*

John and Kim Lloyd Mark and Vicky Locey Sharon M. Long and Rae L. Black Michael D. Lopez Vern and Teresa Losh Valerie Lovato* Paul Lumpkin and Dugan Reber Bill and Cheryl Lysell Richard and Beverley Madden Ronald and Gail Makara* Bill and Jane Mangham Kay M. Marquet Janet Marsten Teresa and Dave Martinelli Victoria Marugg Military Servicemembers, Teachers, and First Responders Troy McAvan and Trish Andersen Florence McBride* Kenneth McChesney Joe McCrary and Susan Leick Patty McFerrin PJ Lenz-McIlroy and Douglas McIlroy Joseph and Lisa McNaughton Gay Meyer* Ted and Mary Lou Milkoff* Scott and Patty Minaker Mary Mize and William Buffalow* Ken and Alma Molinaro Linda Moore and Vince Kennedy Tom and Margit Lowenstein Barry and Natalie Morris* Ellen Mufson Glee and Chuck Murphy* Steve and Valerie Nagle* Jeff Negri Todd and Chrissy Nelson Dan and Janis Nicholas William and Donna Nilsen Robert and Nancy Novak Anthy O'Brien Ernest and Charlene Ohlson* Susan Olson and Bill Hughes Michael O'Neill Virginia O'Neill* Gary and Michele Orsinger* Deborah Ostrander Susan Pack Rebecca and Will Parker Eileen Paul and Vicki Mastbaum* William Pedersen Renae and Bruce Perry Susan and Sandra Peters Robin Piloni* Karen and Russell Pinomaki Ann Marie Pitts Paula Prideaux David and Sylvia Proctor In memory of Nathan Abdallah Proto

Deva Marie and Mark Proto Mike and Carol Purvis Tony and Blanca Ramirez Amelia Randolph and Travis Wagner Sue and Michael Rataj Joel Reif and Deana Abramowitz Sandy Reynolds* Scott and Marta Rich Joan Riebli Richard and Karen Rocklewitz Dennis and Martha Ruggles Marcus Sanchez Santa Rosa Cycling Club Janice and Craig Saxon Rich and Alissa Scheblik* Debbie and Dave Semrau Jessica and Jorge Servin Emma Shanahan Peter and Patricia Shapiro Suzanne Sarin Shepanek Jordan and Kathleen Shields* Honora Shipe* Henry and Janet Shultz Al and Stella Siedentopf Conrad and Lynn Silva Jim and Karen Silveira Beverly Singer and Harry Humes Art and Judi Slater Kathie and Tamara Stanley Dennis Stead Susan Stein Ann Sterman Cindy and Bob Stoesser Eddie and Mary Kate Story* Bill and Cheryl Strong Margaret Szczepaniak Larry and Rita Tanner Scott and Bernadette Taylor William H. and Lorna R. Taylor* Jeff and Christa Thomas Richard and Susan Thomsen Heidi Timko Margaret Tourje and Jane Krensky/Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Yudith Vargas Matthew and Nikki Villano Lisa Vollendorf and Dr. Scott Votey/Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Bob and Janice Wadsworth Jo-Anne Wallace Jack and Patie Wegman George and Shea Wells Randy Wells Andy and Sam Werback York Westgate Mark and Nancy Wheeler* Corey Wilkes Chuck and Pam Wolf Michael and Stephanie Woods

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THE L AMONA JOHNSON WALR AVEN LEGACY SOCIE T Y

T H E L A M O N A J O H N S O N WA L R AV E N L E G A C Y S O C I E T Y

What is YOUR Legacy?

See your investment in the LBC

From where you sit, you can see your investment in the LBC directly and immediately. Your support makes it possible for us to create lasting memories while we enrich, educate and entertain our audiences. Thank you!

What would you like your investment to look like years, or even decades, from now?

Have you considered the LBC in your legacy plans?

If you want to ensure that the LBC will continue here for future generations, consider naming the Center in your will or trust. Then, join the Lamona Johnson Walraven Legacy Society, and let us thank you now for your future investment.

To learn more, contact Robin Seltzer at 707.800.7525 or rseltzer@lutherburbankcenter.org.

Lamona Johnson Walraven, a longtime Santa Rosa resident, was a high school teacher and counselor who came of age at a time when most women did not pursue higher education.

She earned a master’s degree from UC Berkeley, then shared her love for learning with her family and students, believing that all would thrive through the benefits of an education. Through her bequest, Lamona left a lasting impact on Luther Burbank Center for the Arts, with the largest legacy gift ever received, benefiting both girls and boys through her largesse.

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Vickie Worden Kevin and Caryn Worswick Frank and Elna Wyles* Rick and Barbara Ziesche* Anonymous (19)

$150–$299

Richard and Mary Abbey Steve and Suzanne Abrams Gregory and Caroline Ackroyd Barbara C Ahern Jay and Ana Alexander Marta Anderson and Steve Price Delfino & Christina Andrade Bill and Victoria Andrews Jack and Nancy Andring* Leslie Angus and Kim Henry* Martha Anthony Frank and Christine Arriaza William and Kara Atkinson Debra Ausiello and Leeanna Kane Jackie and Perry Austin Louis and Nancy Azevedo* Linda Baku Elliot and Erica Barlas Jim and Bev Barnes* Rob Barnum Rick and Shirley Barr Joseph and Barbara Barrera Tracy and Kim Batchelder Jack Bell Angelo Bellizzi Larry Bennett and Ellen Murrin Ms. Ann M. Bento Roger and Lisa Benz Roy and Francie Berq Bill Berry

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Todd Binder Dan and Vera Blanquie Mark Bowman Evelyn Braddock Jeffrey and Megan Braia Pam Brannon Harker Brautighan and Timothy Wong Claudia Cole & Carlos Brown David Brunhofer and Diane Matzen Barbara Buck David and Rose Buechler David Bullock* David Bunch and Sharon Neidel Karl W. Bundesen Sheryl Burkard Suzanne Burton Amy Cadogan John and Holly Camozzi Michael and Lynne Candelario Rick Canham Heather Castro Rebecca Chaboya Heidi Chandler May Chen and Yabo Lin Ellin Chess Janet Chiappellone Christian Chotkowski Michael Clark Holly Clarke Mark Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cohen Michael Colacchio Marcia Coleman Joy Condon Mr. Michael M. Costa & Jeannie Thomas Joe and Paula Cox* Tricia Coxhead and Jerry Anderson Susan L. Cronkite Frank and Kelly Crowley Jane Cupples Michael and Patricia Damsgaard* Michael and Nancy Davidson Layne Davis* Loyal Davis* William and Karin Davis Candice Day Michael Day Debbie Deal Paul and Kristen Decker Joseph and Susan Del Santo Cynthia Denenholz and Paul Jamond Carl Detter Manuel and Carol Diaz

Mr. and Mrs. Fred and Linda Dickenson Cheryl and Mark Downing* In memory of Sonia Morrison Henry and Mary Eickmeyer Karen Erickson Jeanne Estes and Sue Clark Carol Faddis Sari Feinstein David Felte Richard and Wendy Fennell Ms. Jo Fessenden* Jay and Sue Field Vince and Lauren Figueroa Melissa Fish-Henderson Ford / Guilfoyle* David Foster Stewart Fox* Linda Fraley Joan Fries Deborah Fulmor Janet and Lutz Funke Ann Galatine Brian and Misty Galbraith Kathleen Gallagher and Steve Maass Marina and Daniel Galvin, III Maria and Carlos Garcia* Richard and Laverne Gardella Stanlee Garriott Garrett and Cinzia Garvin Marie Geary Robert and Michelle Gillies Louis and Madeleine Gonzalez Debora Jean Granat and Cheryl Kite Robert Halligan Brad and Jordis Hallman Jon and Karin Harford Russel and Beth Harlan Steve and Kathy Harper George Harrington John and Juli Heliotes Hal Hester William and Elizabeth Heston Greg Heumann Lisa Higgenbottom Gail and Bob Hight* Mark Hoffman Judi Seargeant-Holmes and Dr. Jarrod Holmes William and Patricia Hubenette Terry and Leslie Hurdy Jerry and Joan Hyde Lee and Susan Janvrin* Paul Johnson and Michael Naklicki Shawn and Angela Johnson Beverly Jones/Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Conrad and Deborah Jones Rick and Benita Jones

DONORS LISTING

Alan Kalman and Diane Hart-Kalman Jim and Diane Keegan Wendy and Morgan Kelly Reginald and Dorothy Keyawa John King Floyd Knox Bob and Linda Koenitzer Gary Koop and Melissa Long Samuel Krahn and Jean Erbland Diana Kramer Allan Kuba and Shirley Dee Lloyd Kurzweil and Ann English The Lafranchi Family Marie Bernice Lambert Tom and Sally Lambert Felicie Leech and Sandy Gonzalez* Keith Abeles and Amy Levin Jeff Lifto Doug and Carol Lightfoot Joseph Lilienthal* Anthony and Jean Lim David and Nikki Lim Donald and Susan Linch* Liz and Alan Loebel Glenn and Linda Logan James Loughborough Stephen and Sue Luck James and Sharon Lynch* Barbara J. Maccario In Memory of Dolly Kidd Dan and Helen Marshall Sharon Martinelli Suzy and Mike Marzalek Mark Matthews and Valerie Marshall Tom and Teresa Mavrakis Thomas and Yvonne Mazzocco Julia Hunter-May/RJM Specialty Insurance Services, LLC Troy McAvan and Trish Andersen Julie and Steve McClain Jim McCord and Nancy Henry Mr. Ray McCurdy Carol McHale and Erin Murphy James and Paulette McHugh Donna McKenna and Leni Metro John McKinney and Susan Campbell Kevin McKinnie John Meislahn James and Gina Melton Bobbie Meyer Dana and Hillary Miller* Mr. Ross Miller Lory Molinari John Montgomery Andrea M. Moore Brian Moore Frank S. Moore John and Rachel Moore

Raymond and Stani Moore Carol Moran Ilene Moran John and Janet Morehead Robert and Diane Moresi Don Morrison John and Debbie Munkacsy Barbara Myers Audrie Naredo Luz Navarrette-Garcia Christopher and Carrie Nelson Ron Nelson Dr. Mark Netherda Carolena Newton Wayne and Carmen Niehus* William and Cynthia Noonan Zander Nosler and Victoria Davis Gail Novelich Paul Nuss Rebecca O'Connell Eileen O'Connor and Mike Tramontin David Odato Alison and Jerry Ogden Jeanie and Victoria O'Neill Margie and Bill O'Neill Mike and Dodie Otten Leticia Padilla David and Susan Parkinson Tom and Kelley Parsons Stephen Pasquale* Hank and Sally Patterson Lisa Pearson Angel Perez Lopez Lori Peters Tricia and Fred Petersen Jeffrey and Katherine Peterson Jerry and Carla Phillips DJ Phimister Patrick Phoenix and Cathy Downs-Phoenix Kim Puszczewicz Paul and Jan Rasore* Murleen and Clark Ray Richard and Paula Reed Larry Resnikoff Ronald and Leanne Retana Schuyler L. Richardson Oak and Gecko Alistair Michael Roberts Alan Rogers and Dina Corcoran Roy and Gaynell Rogers Michael and Sheila Rokeach David Rose Jo and Larry Ruminson Michael Russo Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Ryan Eric Salas Stephen and Celeste Sallee* Jacqui and Don Salyer Tim and Marilyn Sanderson*

Bob and Claudia Santini Susan Schaeffer Nancy and John Schiller* Peter and Trudie Schindler Andrew and Theresa Schmidt Kim Schubert Michael and Barbara Schwoerer Bob Scott and Tim McDonald Oscar Segura Steven Shawgo John and Lisa Shuler Dave Siembieda Thomas and Shirley Simone* Anjali Singh Robin Slavik Mike and Lisa Sloat Peggy G. Snyder and Darryl Snyder Sonoma County Oral Surgery Troy and Stacey Sowers Roseanna Spinale/Verbatim Reporting Service Spurgeon Painting Cheryl Stanley* Thomas Stanley and Camille Harris Philip and Sara Stanz Granville and Mary Lou Stark Nancy Sterne Michael and Natalie Stone Rosemarie and Roger Suddith* Tanya Sullivan Denise Suzuki The Swan Family Robert Tanner and Nadine Toby Rhonda Tapia Kirsten and Steve Tellez In Memory of Alice Theisen Roland and Yvonne Thibault Mark Thies and Leslie Hines Doreen Thompson James Thorpe and Antonia Kambeitz Steve Thursh Wally Todd In memory of Maria and Warren Toomey Virginia Torres Michael and Elizabeth Traverso John and Laura Triantafyllos Robert and JoAnn Triebel* Kate Twain Edith Uboldi and Brooke Uboldi* Pamela Vale Richard and Bonnie Van Anda Dorwin Van Skike Villa Sinfonia Foundation Geoff Walker and Jill Chandler Jo Weber and Alan Lant George Weger Randy and Sherri Weinstein Jed Weissberg and Shelley Roth

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Barbara Wendt Michael and Stacey Wenzel Sally West Mr. White Micky Wilbur Paul Willihnganz Mark Wilmarth Heidi Wilson Anna Winsor Tony and Lucinda Withington Myron Witt Shelly Witten Stuart Wittenstein Gayle Woebcke James and Jennifer Wood Cynthia Yehle and Kinder Wiese Cheryl and Terry Yoas* Richard and Barbara Yoder Kevin and Barbi Olsen Charles and Beverly Zahl Deanna Zanoni* Lynn Z. Zimmerman Anonymous (19) * Pillars of the LBC – individuals who have been donors for 10 or more years

Up to $149 We extend our sincere thanks to our Donors and Friend members whose support allows us to fulfill our mission, to enrich, educate, and entertain our community.

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GIFT-IN-KIND DONORS $50,000 or more

BeforeTheMovie/ Santa Rosa Cinemas Flamingo Conference Resort & Spa Rodney Strong Vineyards Sonoma Media Investments / The Press Democrat

$10,000–$49,999

Cokas-Diko Home Columbia Distributing Gloria Ferrer Caves and Vineyards Lagunitas Brewing Company Master Cleaners

DONORS LISTING

Guitar Center, Inc. Gurney's Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa Hotel Les Mars The Inn At Newport Ranch Mary's Pizza Shack Rick Nowlin and Don Strand Omni La Costa Resort And Spa Alan and Susan Preston Ramey Wine Cellars Rancho Valencia Resort & Spa SF Curran Stark Reality Restaurants Sherry and Pete Swayne Tangram Insurance Thanksgiving Coffee Transcendence Theatre Company Wilson Artisan Wines

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ADVERTISER INDE X Please show your appreciation to our program advertisers by giving them your patronage, and letting them know you appreciate their support of the LBC. BeforeTheMovie / Santa Rosa Cinemas.................. 44 Carlton Senior Living................................................ 68 Charlie’s at the Windsor Golf Club........................... 58 Clover Sonoma Farms, Inc....................................... 17

$1,000–$9,999

Cokas-Diko Home..................................................... 37

Altabella Italian Properties Bear Republic Brewing Company Bennett Valley Jewelers The Beverly Hills Hotel And Bungalows Columbia Distributing Patricia Daniels Four Seasons Hotel Chicago Four Seasons Resort & Residences Vail Four Seasons Resort Punta Mita Louisa King Fraser Gibson Foundation

Columbia Distributing............................................... 54 Daniels Chapel of the Roses.................................... 58 Exchange Bank......................................................... 50 Flamingo Conference Resort & Spa........................ 47 Freeman Lexus-Toyota............................................. 78 Gloria Ferrer................................................................ 6 John Ash & Co./Vintners Inn..................................... 80 Santa Rosa Original Certified Farmers Market Where it’s Always Fresh, Local and Fun!

Lagunitas Brewing Company................................... 58 Lytton Rancheria-Lytton Band of Pomo Indians........ 2 Mary's Pizza Shack..................................................... 7 Master Cleaners....................................................... 54 Michael & Company Jewelers.................................... 6

LAMONA JOHNSON WALRAVEN SOCIETY

Nelsonjobs.com........................................................ 36

A special thank you to our legacy gift donors.

Personnel Perspective..................................................... 7

Susan and Fidel Aragon

Joan and Mack Schwing

Julie Bova

Alan and Susan Seidenfeld

Sara and Dixon Browder

Mike and Jessica Sutton

Lewis Meyers

Paul and Viv Wilcock

Saturdays & Wednesdays 8:30am - 1pm at Luther Burbank Center for the Arts

Professional Program Insurance Brokerage........... 79 Redwood Credit Union............................................. 60 Rodney Strong Vineyards........................................... 3 Santa Rosa Original Certified Farmers Market........ 67

Carolyn Petersen Fresh Produce, Local Meats, Dairy & Baked Goods, Artisan Hand Crafted Gifts & Jewelry

We want to fully acknowledge all of you who support our mission. Please call 707.527.7006 regarding any omissions or questions.

Pisenti & Brinker LLP, CPAs and Advisors..................... 46

The Press Democrat................................................... 13 Spaulding McCullough & Tansil LLP......................... 51

We love to grow the food you love to eat

Thanksgiving Coffee Co............................................ 67

thesantarosafarmersmarket.com

Town of Windsor....................................................... 58

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S TA F F

Carlton Senior Living is developing 134 rental apartmentsIncluding independent living, assisted living, and memory care options at 4732 Old Redwood Highway right here in Santa Rosa. Our community will be designed with beautiful courtyards, indoor/outdoor dining, a café, a theater, and fitness and activity spaces. Carlton Senior Living has been providing assisted living care in Northern California since 1985. We are excited to be a part of Santa Rosa’s community.

For more information Call (707) 883-2777

CarltonSeniorLiving.com

A D M I N IS T R AT I O N

R EN TA L S

Richad Nowlin, President & CEO Candice Day, Office Manager Carolyn Ryzanych, Human Resources Advisor

Audrey Rosado, Manager Karen Pinomaki, Contract Coordinator

DEVELOPMENT Robin Seltzer, Director Susanne Esquivel, Manager Debbie Schoemaker, Coordinator Lauren Morrison, Associate Rita Fong, Assistant

ED U C AT I O N & C O M M U N I T Y ENGAGEMENT Ashleigh Worley, Director Melanie Weir, Education Manager Tracy Sawyer, Community Engagement Coordinator Chrystie Prokopakis, School and Family Coordinator Jose Soto, Music Specialist

FI N A N CE & A D M I N IS T R AT I O N Dennis Kohke, Director Dolores Otten, Manager Traci Levin, Payroll & Accounting Specialist Evelyn Rice, Accounting Associate

MARKETING John Cain, Interim Director Cherie Wheeler, Graphics Coordinator Michelle Lacy, Social Media Consultant Regina Merril / Charles Zukow, Associates, Public Relations Counsel

PAT RO N SER V I CE S & T I CK E T I N G Kaila Finch, Patron Services Manager Taylor Mitchell, Assistant Patron Services Manager Yesenia Ferreira, Lead Sales Associate & Group Sales Coordinator Jesus Arzate, Patron Services Associate Cristian Garcia, Patron Services Associate Marissa Ramirez, Patron Services Associate Katherine Sciford, Patron Services Associate Vanessa Tullos, Patron Services Associate

PROGRAMMING Anita Wiglesworth, Director Sari Feinstein, Program Manager

O PER AT I O N S Marc Hagenlocher, Director Gene Soldani, IT Manager

VOLUNTEERS & FRONT OF HOUSE Betsy Boes, Manager Morgan D’Amico, Concessions Supervisor

EVENTS Corey Wilkes, Events Manager Marcus Sanchez, Events Supervisor Don Morrison, Supervisor Mike Rice, Crew Chief Angel Cuevas Garcia, Crew Chief Luke Gladstein, Event Aide Frankie Fast, Event Aide Jonathan Felder, Event Aide David McKay, Event Aide Vanessa Petersen, Event Aide Dylan Ratto, Event Aide Timothy Rogers, Event Aide Rainer Schuldt, Event Aide Jackson Siebler, Event Aide Sam Spillane, Event Aide Evan Stackpole, Event Aide Hunter Straub, Event Aide Kristina Volker, Event Aide Rachel Wilcock, Event Aide

PRODUCTION Jeremy French, Manager Peter Ostrom, Supervisor Daniel Parker, Supervisor Robert MacDonald, Security Supervisor Jay Barker, Assistant Scott Gilroy, Assistant Bianca Nunez, Hospitality

MAINTENANCE John Morrison, Manager Steve Guerrero, Maintenance Worker Sean Kearns, Maintenance Worker Dave Morrison, Maintenance Worker Arturo Ramos, Custodian

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EDUCATION & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Tickets and Information LBC Summer

PURCHASING TICKETS

Theatre Camp

Tickets to individual performances are available online, in person, or by phone. Discounted season ticket packages for the Carlton Senior Living Symphony Pops Series and the Clover Sonoma Family Fun Series are available prior to the beginning of each season in person, by phone, or can be requested online. Gift certificates are also available. No children under 5 admitted, except to Family Fun Series performances.

A FREE Week-long Theatre Experience

with Missoula Children’s Theatre

Patron & Member Services Office: Open Tues - Sun, Noon - 6pm, Closed Mon (Opens 4pm on Mondays when a performance is scheduled) In Person: 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa

By Phone: 707.546.3600 Online: lutherburbankcenter.org / yourLBC.org

June 17 - 22, 2019 Audition to take part in a production of Robin Hood! No advance preparation or experience is necessary. Those selected must be available each day, June

Group Tickets Groups of 10 or more qualify for a discount to selected shows. Contact the group sales office at 707.800.7553 for more information.

17 – 22, for rehearsals and performances.

Auditions: Monday, June 17, 2019 · 10am – 12pm LBC Lytton Rancheria Grand Lobby

For kids entering 1st – 12th grades!

Must be available for the entire two hour audition.

Come see the show!

For single ticket purchases, a 15% convenience fee will be added to your order when purchasing online or by phone (except for Family Series shows, which have a 10% fee).

There are no added fees when purchasing single tickets in person at the ticket office. For season ticket packages (Carlton Senior Living Symphony Pops Series and Clover Sonoma Family Fun Series only), a one-time $9 handling fee will be added to your order.

Purchasing Tickets from 3rd Party Vendors

Robin Hood

by Missoula Children’s Theatre

Saturday, June 22, 2019 2pm & 4:30pm Carston Cabaret Tickets on sale now! $13 adult · $9 child

No registration required!

Ticket Fees

707.546.3600 | lutherburbankcenter.org/summer-camps

For your own security, we strongly recommend that you do not purchase tickets from any supplier other than Luther Burbank Center for the Arts (LBC). We do not allocate tickets or authorize any other ticket seller, services, brokers or agents to sell our tickets. Only tickets purchased directly from the LBC can be guaranteed, and tickets purchased from any other source are done so at your own risk and may be deemed invalid. The re-sale of tickets on LBC property is strictly prohibited. Resale of tickets purchased by LBC members during a pre-sale period will result in ticket and membership cancellation—without refund. Policies subject to change without notice.

Buyer Beware: Tickets sold by resellers often have substantial service fees, and/or a markup to the original price, resulting in prices that are significantly higher than face value.

We cannot control the prices or fees someone else may charge for tickets we do not authorize to be re-sold, nor can we provide any redress if you encounter a problem with your tickets. If you purchase tickets from anyone other than Luther Burbank Center for the Arts, please check the seller’s credibility and examine tickets carefully for authenticity.

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TICKET POLICIES

MEMBERSHIP

All purchases are final. There are no refunds.

Members receive advance notice of new shows, early purchase opportunities, drink tickets, invitations to special events, and help support critical Education Through the Arts programs serving over 40,000 North Bay children each year. For more information or to become a member, visit yourLBC.org/join or call the Patron & Member Services Office at 707.546.3600.

Ticket Limit For most performances, there is an 8 ticket limit, per household, regardless of the number of transactions. For certain shows, by artist requirement, there is a lower limit. Ticket purchases are closely monitored and any tickets purchased above the limit may be voided without notice.

Refunds and Exchanges All ticket purchases are final.

Reprints Lost, damaged, or stolen tickets may be reprinted for reserved seating performances only and will be available for pick-up one hour prior to the performance. Please present your current picture ID to the ticket office associate. There is a $2 per ticket reprint fee.

A C C O M M O D AT I O N S F O R P AT R O N S W I T H D I S A B I L I T I E S

Accessible Seating The main floor level of the theatre has accessible seating for people with mobility limitations. Please notify the Patron & Member Services Office of any special needs at the time of your ticket purchase. Ushers are available at the theatre doors; please explain to the usher how best to assist you, if needed.

Assisted Listening Devices Assisted Listening Devices are available for our patrons at no cost. Please visit the Patron & Member Services Office to check-out an ALD.

Unless otherwise indicated, all seats are reserved, and switching to a seat other than the one indicated on your ticket is not allowed.

Restrooms

V E N U E I N F O R M AT I O N

Parking

The Ruth Finley Person Theatre is a flexible venue allowing for both seated and open floor configurations. When seated, the 1681-seat venue is the largest fixed seat venue in Sonoma County, and no seat is more than 75 feet from the stage. When main floor seats are removed, the open floor/seated balcony configuration raises the capacity to 2000.

The theatre’s unique thrust stage design, with no seat more than 75 feet from the stage, provides a level of intimacy between artists and audiences unlike any other in Northern California. For more than 30 years, Luther Burbank Center for the Arts has been the best place to see your favorite performer up close and personal.

Parking

Wheelchair-accessible restrooms are located on the main floor level.

Parking is available for persons with handicapped placards. Spaces are located just outside the Center’s north and south entrances.

Service Animals Certified service animals necessary to assist patrons with disabilities are welcome and must remain on a leash or harness at all times. Please contact the Patron & Member Services Office if you intend to bring a service animal to an event so appropriate seating can be reserved for you.

Convenient on-site parking is included with your ticket purchase.

Please contact us by phone by 707.546.3600 to discuss any special needs you may have, so we can help make your experience exceptional.

Restrooms

B A C K S TA G E

Restrooms are located on the main floor and balcony levels. Additional restrooms are available in the West Atrium.

No one is allowed backstage prior to, during or after any performance without proper authorization and identification.

Photography & Recording For most performances, as required by the artists, there is no photography or recording allowed. Please be considerate of other audience members and help us by adhering to these rules.

Selfie Sticks In the interest in the safety, security, and comfort of all patrons, Selfie Sticks are not allowed inside the building, including at performances.

REFRESHMENTS Concessions services are available one hour before show times and during intermission (please note: not all performances have a scheduled intermission). Food and beverages may be enjoyed in the lobby and balcony concessions area. Bottled water and beverages served in our Concert Cups (available for purchase at the Concessions stands in the lobby and balcony area) may be enjoyed in the theatre; all other food and beverages are prohibited in the theatre. A menu of offerings is included in this program.

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CHILDREN Luther Burbank Center for the Arts is committed to providing quality experiences for audience members of all ages. Our feature performances (generally with an 8 p.m. start time) are designed for adults; children under the age of five are not permitted. Our family events with afternoon and early evening start times are suited for children and recommended for children ages 3-12. Everyone entering the theatre, regardless of age, is required to have tickets. Lap passes are available for Family Fun Series performance for children under 2 years old. As a courtesy to all audience members, we ask parents and guardians to please remove children who may be disturbing others in the theatre.

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T H E AT R E E T I Q U E T T E Performances start promptly at their scheduled time. Please arrive with plenty of time to park and find your seat. Latecomers and those who leave their seats during a performance will be seated at the first appropriate pause in the program, as predetermined by house staff and performers. Please remember to silence all electronic devices before entering the theatre.

We ask that you be respectful of others and behave in an appropriate manner related to the performance you are attending. It is never permissible to stand in any aisle space. Usher and security representatives are available should you need assistance.

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Patrons who engage in illegal activities, are intoxicated, or are otherwise disruptive (including heckling, public nudity, and smoking in non-designated areas) will be escorted from the property without refund. Shoes and shirts are required at all events.

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SCENTS/PERFUMES

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Many people are allergic to scents. Out of consideration for your fellow audience members, please refrain from using perfume and cologne.

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QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS Please see a house manager or volunteer usher if you have any concerns during a performance. General information about upcoming shows and events is available at the Patron & Member Services Office and online at lutherburbankcenter.org. Share your comments and let us know how you enjoyed the show by writing to us at: Luther Burbank Center for the Arts, Public Relations Department, 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa, CA 95403, by e-mail at patronservices@lutherburbankcenter.org, or by contacting us on social media.

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2019 PROGRAM

Luther Burbank C enter for the A r t s | M A RCH – M AY

CONCESSIONS MEMBERSHIP Be the First to Purchase Tickets to New Shows for a Full Year!

Stop by our concessions areas for a pre-show or intermission snack.

Purchase a re-useable concert cup and bring your drink into the theater!

Your LBC proudly serves...

WINE

Rodney Strong Vineyards: Chardonnay, Red Blend . . . . . . . . $10 Gloria Ferrer Sparkling Wine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12 BEER / HARD APPLE CIDER

Log on to yourLBC.org/join to donate Receive the following benefits, depending on membership level: Members find out about new shows before the general public Members get pre-sale opportunities on most new shows added

throughout the year

Access to the best seats, reserved for members only Access to special members-only events Complimentary ticket vouchers

Lagunitas IPA, Modelo Especial, Blue Moon, Coors Light Draft 16 oz (available downstairs only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10 Bottle 12 oz / 24 oz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8 / $16 Crispin Hard Natural Cider . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8 NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES

Crystal Geyser Water . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Crystal Geyser Sparkling Lemon Mineral Water . . . . . . . . . .

San Pellegrino Juice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Pepsi, Diet Pepsi. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Thanksgiving Coffee, Tea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

$3 $3 $3 $3 $2

CONCERT CUP

Small 10 oz, Large 16 oz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3

Preferred parking A tax-deductible donation and the knowledge you are helping to

serve our community

SNACKS

Cookies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3 See’s Chocolate Candy Bar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3 Rold Gold Pretzels. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2

Clover Sonoma Family Fun Series Menu BEVERAGES

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Call Susanne at 707.800.7505 or visit yourLBC.org

Clover Milk, Chocolate Milk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Crystal Geyser Water . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Crystal Geyser Sparkling Lemon Mineral Water . . . . . . . . . .

San Pellegrino Juice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Pepsi, Diet Pepsi. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Thanksgiving Coffee, Tea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

$2 $3 $3 $3 $3 $2

CONCERT CUP

Small 10 oz, Large 16 oz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3 FOOD

Pizza: Pepperoni, Cheese. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4 Chocolate Chip Cookie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3 See’s Chocolate Candy Bar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3 Rold Gold Pretzels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2 CREDIT CARDS AND CASH ACCEPTED

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