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Welcome
At the Great Lakes Center for the Arts, we aim to bring new enthusiasm and vitality in every interaction of patron and performer. We continue our initiative to offer world-class events to Northern Michigan at affordable ticket prices with a schedule of events that inspires, entertains, educates, and revitalizes the human spirit. We strive to excite every performing arts enthusiast, and we are delighted to welcome you to the 2019 Summer Season – Where Passion Comes Alive. This season’s artists inspire the mind, move the soul, and bring passion in every note played, every chorus sung, and every step taken on stage. We invite you to experience the passion this summer in regional favorites like the Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra, Interlochen Center for the Arts, and Bay View Music Festival; in nationally recognized artists like Judy Collins, Michael Feinstein, and Jorge Federico Osorio; and as part of our educational mission, in events showcasing accomplished youth such as Yesong Sophie Lee. We encourage you to experience energy in cutting-edge performances like the Piano Men and The Del McCoury Band, and in enriching conversations with the Great Lakes Leadership Forum and Daniel H. Pink. Above all, we welcome you to engage meaningfully in every event you experience at the Great Lakes Center for the Arts and seek this same passion each day of the Summer Season.
JILL O’NEILL Executive Director
MICHAEL M. KAISER Artistic Director
We are exceedingly grateful for our patrons, donors and supporters, volunteers, Board of Directors, and staff for their role in the success of the Center. Thank you for supporting the arts and supporting our mission to engage the Northern Michigan community through dynamic programming, education, and outreach.
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WELCOME TO A SUMMER FILLED WITH AT THE CENTER.
KATHY OSWALD Board Chair
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Thank you To the Center’s 2019
Summer Season Sponsors
Because of their commitment to community, Dan and Pamella DeVos formed their foundation in 1992 to support causes and organizations that are near to their hearts with a purpose to build strong, healthy communities by investing in organizations that positively impact our culture. The Daniel & Pamella DeVos Foundation strives to make a positive impact in communities where we live and work.
2019 OFFICIAL LODGING PARTNER
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ABOUT THE CENTER
FOR NEARLY 20 YEARS Northern Michigan envisioned a purpose built, state-of-the-art professional venue to showcase the region’s many fine performing artists and welcome world-class performances for all to enjoy. WITH A MISSION TO SERVE as a cultural and social hub for Northern Michigan, the Great Lakes Center for the Arts is committed to inspire, entertain and educate through the performing arts with year-round, world-class performances, affordable ticket pricing and a robust education program.
Theater seating capacity of 525
BUILDING DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION PROFESSIONALS TowerPinkster Project Architect
Stage capacity of 3,000 square feet
Fisher Dachs Associates Theater Planning and Design
ABOUT THE BUILDING Total venue size of 40,000 square feet
Community Engagement Room with seating for up to 250 people Inviting Rooftop Terrace and Donor Lounge overlooking Little Traverse Bay
Creative Acoustics Acoustical Design Boyce Nemec Designs AudioVisual Design DesignWorks Interior Design The Christman Company Construction Manager Ken Lawless Owner’s Representative
CURATED ART The Great Lakes Center for the Arts thanks Margaret Tvedten of Tvedten Fine Art in Harbor Springs for generously curating the art collection displayed throughout the Center. For more information about the artists and how to purchase these pieces, please inquire at the GLCFA Box Office or contact Margaret at 231.526.2299 or margaret@tvedtenfineart.com.
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2019 CENTER LEADERSHIP Bill Clements Carole Cobb Secretary Marilyn Crawford Steve Cross David Crouse Don DeFosset Pamella DeVos Orlene Hawks Lisa Herrick David V. Johnson Founding Chair Paul Knapp
STAFF JILL O’NEILL Executive Director MICHAEL M. KAISER Artistic Director MATTHEW WAWRO Development Director HEATHER RUSSELL Education Director CJ WINNELL Technical Director
Jill O’Neill
ERIC LEISTER Box Office Manager/ Property Sales Manager
Kathy Oswald Chair
CYNDIE MILLER House Manager
Annette Pocica Treasurer
ANGELA MORRIS Development Manager
Irene Rogerson
ALEXANDRA MYERS Marketing Manager
Jennifer Merriman
Elysa Roskam Kurt Wietzke
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
AMY RHUDY Operations Manager
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HOST YOUR SPECIAL EVENT AT THE CENTER The Great Lakes Center for the Arts has six unique spaces available for rent, perfect for private and business events, weddings, and social events.
Say “I Do”
Host your engagement party, ceremony, or reception at the gorgeous Great Lakes Center for the Arts.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT Eric Leister, Leister, Box Box Office Office Manager/Property Manager/Property Sales Manager Eric at eleister@greatlakescfa.org or 231.439.2603
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CINEMA SCHEDULE Mid-week movie offerings throughout June, July, and August.
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A POWERFUL CINEMA EXPERIENCE on the Center’s massive 45-foot screen with 4K projection and Dolby Surround Sound.
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SINGER SONGWRITER
JUNE
AN EVENING WITH JUDY COLLINS
Judy Collins has inspired audiences with sublime vocals, boldly vulnerable songwriting, personal life triumphs, and a firm commitment to social activism. The award-winning singer-songwriter is esteemed for her imaginative interpretations of traditional and contemporary folk standards and her own poetically poignant original compositions. Her stunning rendition of Joni Mitchell’s “Both Sides Now” from her landmark 1967 album, Wildflowers, has been entered into the Grammy Hall of Fame. Judy’s dreamy and sweetly intimate version of “Send in the Clowns,” a ballad written by Stephen Sondheim for the Broadway musical A Little Night Music, won “Song of the Year” at the 1975 Grammy Awards. She’s garnered several top-ten hits, gold- and platinum-selling albums. Recently, contemporary and classic artists such as Rufus Wainwright, Shawn Colvin, Dolly Parton, Joan Baez, and Leonard Cohen honored her legacy with the album Born to the Breed: A Tribute to Judy Collins. Judy Collins, now 80, is as creatively vigorous as ever, writing, touring worldwide, and nurturing fresh talent. She is a modern-day Renaissance woman who is also an accomplished painter, filmmaker, record label head, musical mentor, and an in-demand keynote speaker for mental health and suicide prevention. She continues to create music of hope and healing that lights up the world and speaks to the heart.
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KATHLEEN MADIGAN
STAND-UP COMEDY
JUNE
SATURDAY JUNE 15 8:00PM $80 / $65 / $50 / $30
For 29 years, award-winning comedian Kathleen Madigan has been touring 250 nights on the road and squeezing in hour-long filmed specials and performances on every late night show ever made. From 25 appearances on The Tonight Show and multiple appearances on Letterman and Conan to recently riding around with Jerry Seinfeld in his Internet series “Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee,” Madigan is still having a blast and selling out theaters across the country. Madigan has performed internationally at festivals in theaters in Ireland, England, Hong Kong, and Australia, and has filmed six Montreal Gala Shows at the Montreal Comedy Festival for CBC TV. She’s won the American Comedy Award for “Best Female Comedian” and the Phyllis Diller award for “Best Female Comedian.” She has written and produced for Lewis Black’s “Root of All Evil” on Comedy Central and done multiple USO tours in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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JUNE
JORGE FEDERICO OSORIO, PIANIST IN RECITAL
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Jorge Federico Osorio has been lauded throughout the world for his superb musicianship, powerful technique, vibrant imagination, and deep passion. He is the recipient of several international prizes and awards, including the prestigious Medalla Bellas Artes, the highest honor granted by Mexico’s National Institute of Fine Arts. Osorio’s extensive career includes performing with the world’s leading symphony orchestras such as Chicago, Detroit, and Philadelphia, and in world-renowned locations such as Lincoln Center and throughout North, Central, and South America, Asia, and Europe. He has collaborated with numerous distinguished artists and conductors, like Yo-Yo Ma and Bernard Haitink. A prolific recording artist, Osorio has documented a wide variety of repertoire including concertos and other works. Osorio attended the conservatories of Mexico, Paris, and Moscow and resides in the Chicagoland area, where he serves on the faculty at Roosevelt University’s Chicago College of Performing Arts.
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INTELLECTUAL DIALOGUE
AN EVENING WITH DANIEL H. PINK
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MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET
Tony Award-winning musical Million Dollar Quartet portrays an extraordinary twist of fate that brought Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, and Elvis Presley together at Sun Records in Memphis on December 4, 1956, for what would be one of the greatest jam sessions ever. That legendary night comes to life with a tale of broken promises, secrets, betrayal, and celebrations that is both poignant and funny. Relive the era with the smash-hit sensation featuring a score of rock ‘n’ roll, gospel, R&B, and country hits, performed live onstage by world-class actors and musicians. Showcased hit songs include: “Blue Suede Shoes,” “Fever,” “Walk the Line,” “Sixteen Tons,” “Great Balls of Fire,” “Hound Dog,” and more.
JUNE - JULY
MUSICAL THEATER
Originally based on the book Million Dollar Quartet by Colin Escott and Floyd Mutrux, the musical’s original concept and direction is by Floyd Mutrux who was inspired by these four musical legends.
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Directors’ Society Supporters: Robert and Annette Pocica Teri List-Stoll and Steve Stoll Million Dollar Quartet is presented through special arrangement with and all authorized performance materials are supplied by Theatrical Rights Worldwide (TRW), 1180 Avenue of the Americas, Suite 640 New York, NY 10036. (866) 378-9758 www.theatricalrights.com
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MICHAEL FEINSTEIN: SEASONS OF SINATRA
SINATRA TRIBUTE
JULY Michael Feinstein, Ambassador of the Great American Songbook, has built a dazzling career over the last three decades bringing the music of the Great American Songbook to the world. Seasons of Sinatra, executive produced by Liza Minnelli, is the inside story of Sinatra, from the early years to the end of his career, celebrated through his many musical milestones including stories shared with Michael by Liza Minnelli, about her “Uncle Frank.” Experience this dazzling performance as Feinstein tells these stories on stage for the first time. From recordings that have earned Feinstein five Grammy Award nominations to his Emmy nominated PBS-TV specials, his acclaimed NPR series and concerts spanning the globe – in addition to his appearances at iconic venues such as The White House, Buckingham Palace, Hollywood Bowl, Carnegie Hall and Sydney Opera House – his work as an educator and archivist defines Feinstein as one of the most important musical forces of our time.
FRIDAY JULY 5 8:00PM $125 / $115 / $70 / $40 Directors’ Society Supporters: Robert and Pat Hemingway Hall
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GREAT LAKES CHAMBER ORCHESTRA PRESENTS:
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SUPPORT THE CENTER & CELEBRATE
2019 GALA AN EVENING WITH COUNTRY MUSIC’S LEADING LADIES BENEFITING THE GREAT LAKES CENTER FOR THE ARTS
LEANN RIMES
TANYA TUCKER
LEE ANN WOMACK
SATURDAY | JULY 13, 2019 This celebratory event features a Gala Concert, VIP Dinner, and Afterglow Reception. Proceeds from the Gala benefit the mission of the Great Lakes Center for the Arts – to inspire, entertain, and educate with year-round, world-class performances, affordable ticket pricing, and a robust education program.
For more information or to reserve your seats visit greatlakescfa.org/gala-2019, e-mail gala@greatlakescfa.org, or call 231.439.2601.
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INTERNATIONAL CHOIR
VOICES WITHOUT BORDERS PRESENTS: 23RD CHILDREN
JULY
OF THE WORLD IN HARMONY FESTIVAL GALA CONCERT
The Children of the World in Harmony Festival brings children and youth from around the world to sing and dance in a variety of settings throughout Northern Michigan, culminating in this gala concert. The Little Traverse Youth Choirs and Dancers Without Borders serve as hosts for the festival. Other participants include Yip’s Children’s Choir (Hong Kong), Mariachi Espuelas de Plata (Silver Spurs from Fort Worth, Texas), Gluais (a music and dance group from Trim, Ireland), Crystal Children’s Choir (Cupertino, Fremont, Foster City, and San Jose, California), as well as many others. VWB promotes the exchange of excellent music, dance, cultural ideas and experiences while striving to create a dialogue of peace through the performing arts.
FRIDAY, JULY 19 7:00PM $50 VIP / $30 / $25 / $20 / $15 / $10 STUDENTS
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DUELING PIANOS
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What do you get when you combine Elton John and Billy Joel on one stage… A night of Grammy award-winning, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inducing MAGIC! Get swept away in this dynamic, interactive concert celebrating two giants of Pop music! The Piano Men treats you to all of the excitement that only Billy Joel and Elton John in concert together can create. All of their hits come alive when performed by Broadway veteran Craig A. Meyer and Gregory Scott, accompanied by amazingly talented backup singers and The Rocket Band of all-star musicians.
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Join Interlochen Arts Academy Director of Jazz Studies Bill Sears and acclaimed jazz musicians Jeremy Allen, Sean Dobbins, and Luke Gillespie as they perform a memorable evening of jazz, America’s own music.
JAZZ MUSIC
JULY
JAZZ FROM INTERLOCHEN
TUESDAY, JULY 23 8:00PM $35 / $30 BILL SEARS is an active jazz saxophonist who has performed, toured and recorded with many leading musicians including Ray Charles and Dizzy Gillespie. He has been featured on recordings, directed award-winning jazz ensembles, and is the author of the book that serves as the textbook for the two-year jazz improvisation curriculum at the Interlochen Arts Academy. JEREMY ALLEN is a Grammy-nominated bassist who has performed with such jazz luminaries as Fred Hersch, Mike Stern, David Liebman, Kenny Wheeler, Bob Brookmeyer, and George Garzone. DownBeat Magazine describes his talent as “worthy of Jaco Pastorius.” SEAN DOBBINS is an award-winning drummer whose sound can best be described as hard-driving, solid rhythm with refreshing melodic sensibility. So far in his career, he has had the opportunity to collaborate with Johnny Basset, Benny Golson, Dr. Lonnie Smith, Frank Morgan, George Cables, Larry Willis, Claude Black, Johnny O’Neal, Jon Hendricks, and a host of other great musicians. LUKE GILLESPIE is an award-winning active performer of jazz and classical piano, author, and recording artist. Dr. Gillespie has performed with Jamey Aebersold, Ron Blake, Benny Golson, Bunky Green, Jimmy Heath, Ingrid Jensen, David Liebman, James Moody, Chris Potter, John Raymond, Pablo Ziegler and many more.
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GRAND RAPIDS SYMPHONY
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The Crane Wives hail from Grand Rapids, Michigan and their music is full of intricate melodies, sister-harmonies, and compelling songcraft. Initially part of the indie folk boom, their sound has grown and broadened with each new recording. Audiences and critics call it “just really good music.” The band has received seven “Jammie” awards from influential radio station WYCE, winner of Best Folk/Country song from international competition ArtPrize and selection as one of ten “Entries We Loved” from the renowned NPR Tiny Desk Contest. If you want to hear about love, life, fear, hope, pain, and the occasional natural disaster, The Crane Wives and their songs are for you.
BANDS WITH GREAT LAKES REGION ROOTS
THE CRANE WIVES
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GREAT LAKES MUSIC FESTIVAL
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INTELLECTUAL DIALOGUE FUNDRAISER
MICHIGAN COLLEGES ALLIANCE PRESENTS: MITCH ALBOM
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This event will raise scholarship funds for students from Mitch Albom’s Have Faith Haiti Mission to attend college at a Michigan Colleges Alliance campus. VIP tickets include a pre-event reception with Mitch Albom and Dave Barry. Event sponsorships are available.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2 8:00PM $200 VIP / $100 ALL SEATS
Mitch Albom is an internationally renowned author, journalist, screenwriter, playwright, radio and TV broadcaster and philanthropist. His 13 books have collectively sold more than 35 million copies worldwide, have been published in 49 territories, 45 languages, and have been made into Emmy Award-winning and critically-acclaimed TV movies. A longtime panelist on ESPN’s “The Sports Reporters” and co-host of its podcast, Albom has also penned films, plays, and a musical. For more than a decade, he was named top sports columnist in the nation by the Sports Editors of America, the highest honor in his field. In 2006, he founded S.A.Y. Detroit, an umbrella organization that operates nine charities dedicated to improving lives of the neediest Detroiters. He also runs an orphanage in Port Au Prince, Haiti, the Have Faith Haiti Mission. Dave Barry has been a professional humorist ever since he discovered that professional humor was a lot easier than working. For many years he wrote a column that appeared in over 500 newspapers. Barry won the Pulitzer Prize for commentary and has written more than 30 books, including the novels Big Trouble, Lunatics, Tricky Business and, most recently, Insane City. About Michigan Colleges Alliance (MCA) Founded in 1949, MCA is comprised of 14 leading private four-year colleges and universities, grounded in the liberal arts and sciences tradition. MCA leverages the collective capacity of its members to promote access to higher education and develop collective initiatives that support student engagement and outcomes. Member campuses include: Adrian College; Albion College; Alma College; Andrews University; Aquinas College; Calvin College; Hillsdale College; Hope College; Kalamazoo College; Madonna University; Olivet College; Siena Heights University; Spring Arbor University and University of Detroit Mercy. For more information about MCA’s programs or member campuses, visit www.michigancolleges.org or www.wearetheindependents.com or call the MCA office at (248) 356-3114.
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THE UNITED STATES COAST GUARD BAND
FREE COMMUNITY EVENT
AUGUST
COMMUNITY DAY FEATURING:
SUNDAY AUGUST 4 4:00PM FREE, TICKETS REQUIRED Tickets available June 10 on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Under the direction of Lieutenant Commander Adam R. Williamson, The United States Coast Guard Band is the premier band representing the United States Coast Guard and the Department of Homeland Security. The 55-member ensemble is based at the US Coast Guard Academy in New London, Connecticut. In addition to performing concert tours around the nation, the Band has also played in the former Soviet Union, Canada, England, Japan and Taiwan. In 2008, the Coast Guard Band became the first premier American military band to perform a concert tour of Japan. Concerts include a broad spectrum of music, from wind ensemble classics to swinging jazz charts.
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BAY VIEW MUSIC FESTIVAL PRESENTS:
OPERA
THE MAGIC FLUTE AUGUST
The Magic Flute, Mozart’s fantasy opera, contains some of the most beautiful music ever composed. Sung in German with English dialogue and English supertitles with chamber orchestra, this timeless classic is entertaining for the whole family, full of mystery, humor, effervescent melodies and stunning vocal talent in the area’s only fully staged opera.
A magical, mysterious journey awaits you with Prince Tamino and his pal, the irreverent bird catcher Papageno. Tamino must endure being attacked by a dragon, a dangerous mission to rescue the duplicitous Queen of the Night’s daughter Pamina from the high priest Sarastro and prove himself worthy through an epic set of challenges set forth by the sacred order of priests of the Temple of the Sun! The Bay View Music Festival hosts over 120 auditioned, collegiate musicians each summer as a vital component of the Association’s summer programming and conservatory, one of the oldest of its kind in the country.
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THEATRICAL PLAY
FELLOWSHIP FOR PERFORMING ARTS PRESENTS:
AUGUST
C.S. LEWIS ONSTAGE: THE MOST RELUCTANT CONVERT
SATURDAY AUGUST 10 8:00PM $69 / $59 / $49 / $39
Using C.S. Lewis’ own words, award-winning actor Max McLean brings the brilliant Oxford Don, one of the most engaging personalities of our age, to life as he takes the audience on his extraordinary journey from hard-boiled atheist to one of the most vibrant and influential Christian intellectuals of the 20th century and “the most reluctant convert in all England.”
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OPENING WEEKEND
Crystal Downing
Now in Bay View
SEPTEMBER 20 - 22, 2019
Engage • Learn • Connect
C.S. Lewis and Film
September 20 - 12:00 Noon Lunch with Crystal and David Downing Stafford’s Perry Hotel
C.S. Lewis Festival, Inc. The month long festival that provides an enriching cultural experience for all people that explores the life and work of C. S. Lewis through collaborations by the arts, education, and faith communities.
September 20 - 7:30 p.m. KEYNOTE ADDRESS Crystal and David Downing • C.S. Lewis and D. L. Sayers: A Feisty Friendship Crooked Tree Arts Center
David Downing
September 21 - 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday Seminar featuring Crystal and David Downing and Chip Duncan Bay View's Evelyn Hall Other festival highlights include: Book Discussion, The Writer’s Workshop and Teen Writing Contest
Chip Duncan
For additional information, visit www.cslewisfestival.org
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INTELLECTUAL DIALOGUE
AUGUST
Join Bill Cobb, Chairman of Frontdoor, Inc. and retired CEO of H&R Block as he moderates an inviting talk-show style event featuring an illustrious panel of influential speakers. Learn about their success and their diverse industries, and have your burning questions answered during the Q&A.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 15 8:00PM $30 ALL SEATS LES GARLAND, CO-FOUNDER OF MTV Throughout his celebrated career, the path Les Garland blazes is fueled by his love of music and entertainment. Co-founding groundbreaking networks including MTV: Music Television and VH1 are among a long list of his achievements. Les has resided at the height of pop culture for his entire career and is an award-winning talent who has been featured in magazines, newspapers, on radio, television, and online. MAYOR MIKE RAWLINGS, 61ST MAYOR OF DALLAS Mayor Rawlings is Dallas’s longest-serving mayor in more than 57 years. He worked his way up from an entry-level position at TracyLocke Advertising to later become the CEO. He previously served as Chairman and Managing Partner of private equity firm CIC Partners, where he is currently the vice chairman. During his time in office, Dallas experienced tremendous economic growth. The overall property value increased, the city’s labor force grew each year, and the southern Dallas tax base grew by 60 percent. BRIAN SWETTE, CEO OF SWEET EARTH ENLIGHTENED FOODS After graduating college, Brian Swette worked at Procter and Gamble, Pepsico, and ultimately became the COO of eBay. He has been involved in a variety of companies including Shutterfly, Care.com, Schiff Nutrition, JCrew, and Burger King. Brian realized the importance of a “plant-based diet” from his work at the Global Institute of Sustainability at ASU. He decided that it was time to create a nourishment company that honors and sustains the land, cultivates a curious mind and palette, and sustains a healthy body. Enter Sweet Earth Enlightened Foods that recently sold to Nestle, a testament to his success.
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BLUEGRASS BAND
AUGUST
THE DEL McCOURY BAND
THE MOST AWARDED ARTIST IN THE HISTORY OF BLUEGRASS... For more than 50 years, Del McCoury’smusic has defined authenticity for hard core bluegrass fans as well as a growing number of fans only vaguely familiar with the genre. The band is something special, a living link to the days when bluegrass was made only in hillbilly honkytonks, schoolhouse shows and on the stage of the Grand Ole Opry. It has a commandingly vital presence today, from prime time and late night talk show TV to music festivals where audiences number in the hundreds of thousands.
SATURDAY AUGUST 17 8:00PM $50 / $40 / $30 / $20 Enhance your bluegrass experience with a Bluegrass Barbeque Buffet. Enjoy authentic Southern-style ‘que from the best little pork house in Alabama, Full Moon Bar-B-Que, made in the time-honored, traditional way — with quality meats cooked low and slow over a hickory wood-fired pit and spiced with a mouthwatering, award-winning bar-b-que sauce. Buffet begins at 6:00PM on Saturday, August 17. $15 per person with cash bar available.
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VIOLIN PRODIGY RECITAL
AUGUST
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 21 8:00PM $30 ALL SEATS
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THE JOFFREY BALLET: BEAUTIFULLY MOVING
AUGUST
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Back by popular demand and beautifully moving is the prestigious Joffrey Ballet. The Joffrey is a world-class, Chicago-based ballet company and dance education organization committed to artistic excellence and innovation, presenting a unique repertoire encompassing masterpieces of the past and cutting-edge works. Classically trained to the highest standards, The Joffrey Ballet expresses a unique, inclusive perspective on dance, proudly reflecting the diversity of America with its company, audiences, and repertoire which includes major story ballets, reconstructions of masterpieces and contemporary works.
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THIS SHOW IS PROFOUND PLEASURE... AND EXHILARATION IN A SPOTLIGHT.
Andrea McArdle and Donna McKechnie, two of Broadway’s most endearing leading ladies, who starred in two of Broadway’s most iconic shows (Annie and A Chorus Line) bring their ever vibrant talent and personal connection to this celebration of two of America’s most beloved musical theatre composers: Stephen Sondheim and Marvin Hamlisch. Opening with Sondheim’s “Another Hundred People” from Company, Andrea and Donna take the audience on a musical journey as they share personal stories and this collection of wonderful songs, finally looking back on the life they have chosen with Hamlisch’s “What I Did For Love” from A Chorus Line. This legendary evening of song will also feature A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum, Follies, A Little Night Music, and They’re Playing Our Song. Also expect songs from films including The Way We Were, Ice Castles, and The Entertainer.
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CAN’T MAKE IT TO A SHOW? JUST LET US KNOW! We understand schedules get double booked and things come up. While tickets are non-refundable, we are happy to help you with options. SHARE. Reach out to family or friends who may want to attend but do not have tickets yet. EXCHANGE. Contact us to exchange your tickets for another event in the 2019 Summer Season based on availability. DONATE. If you wish to donate your ticket purchase, please contact us so we can provide you with a gift receipt and offer your tickets to others to purchase and attend.
CENTER & BOX OFFICE HOURS On the day of a performance, our Box Office will be open in the Center to walk in or call at 231.439.2610 during these times: SATURDAY OR SUNDAY EVENTS 12:00PM WEEKNIGHT EVENTS 5:00PM Our team is happy to assist you at our Main Office, in the green Bay Harbor Building across the street from the Center during regular business hours weekdays from 9:00AM to 5:00PM. The Theater doors will open 30 minutes prior to an event.
FOOD & DRINK The Center asks that you please enjoy your food and beverages before entering the Theater. The Main Level Lobby and Concessions will open one hour prior to each event.
DRESS CODE Wear whatever makes you feel most comfortable! The type of performance can sometimes be the best indicator of what is most often worn by others. We ask that patrons refrain from wearing hats or other attire that could block lines of vision for others. Regardless of your choice, we want you to feel comfortable enough to truly enjoy your experience.
RUNNING LATE? If you arrive after an event has already started, you will be seated at the appropriate time as instructed by the staff.
IN CASE OF EMERGENCY For your safety, please notice the exit closest to you in case of an emergency. If you feel any situation is unsafe, please reach out to the House Manager.
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BAG POLICY When attending an event at the Center, consider arriving early and traveling with only necessities for the evening. All bags and persons entering the venue are subject to search. The Center reserves the right to refuse entrance to any item deemed a potential safety or security risk or with the potential to be a distraction to the event.
ACCESSIBILITY The Center is ADA accessible and is happy to help with special needs you may have during your visit. Please e-mail the Center at info@greatlakescfa.org to make special requests before the event you are attending. Hearing assistance headsets are available to be checked out at the Box Office before an event.
CAMERAS & RECORDING DEVICES Audience photography, recording or any other form of reproduction of the events, or inside the Theater is prohibited. However, we encourage all kinds of photos in the Center, before entering the Theater. Tag us on social media if you want!
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AGE RESTRICTIONS Please use discretion and careful thought when bringing a child to any of our events. All of our patrons’ comfort is important to us, including yours and your young person’s. Everyone, regardless of age, must have a ticket to enter.
VENUE RENTALS Our spaces such as the Community Engagement Room, Rooftop Terrace, Donor Lounge, and the Theater, are available for rent for your special occasion. Contact Property Sales Manager, Eric Leister at 231.439.2603 or eleister@greatlakescfa.org for more information.
SMOKING The Center is a non-smoking facility.
LOST & FOUND If you have lost an item, please call 231.439.2600 and ask to speak to the House Manager.
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The heart and soul of the Great Lakes Center for the Arts is defined by the generosity of its donors. From the earliest days of the Center’s conception to now, many have stepped forward with support. They share a belief in the power of the arts to transform lives and communities and a willingness to support that ideal, and their combined efforts have resulted in the exciting reality we enjoy today. To those who have supported the Center and its mission, a heartfelt thank you! For those who would like to join the ranks of the believers listed on the following pages, we look forward to welcoming you soon. Please feel free to use the envelope provided in this program or contact me directly with any questions. Here’s to a great 2019 Summer Season filled with passion as it comes alive on Center Stage!
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FAMILY OF DREAMMAKERS FOUNDING CIRCLE
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
VISIONARIES
BENEFACTORS
Campaign gifts of $3,000,000+
Campaign gifts of $100,000+
Anonymous
Bob and Jennifer Banks
Daniel and Pamella DeVos Foundation
Robert Jensen Dau Foundation
Pamela and David V. Johnson
Rick and Sheila Fruehauf Curt and Betsy Harrison
INNOVATORS Campaign gifts of $1,000,000+
Stephen and Molly Kircher Family Giving Fund
Anonymous
C. Michael Kojaian and Elizabeth Kojaian
The Jonathan and Mary Kay Borisch Family Foundation
Irving and Susan Levy
Bill and Marilyn Crawford
Dr. Gilbert and Sandy Mosher Deb and Joe Nachtrab
SUSTAINERS Campaign gifts of $500,000+
Tim and Cindy Brammer Bill and Gigi Clements Foundation
Larry and Kathy Oswald Robert and Annette Pocica Tom and Ann Stallkamp Todd and Tracy Wenzel Harold and Bonnie Zeigler
Carole and Bill Cobb Barbara and Bill Parfet
PATRONS
Craig and Irene Rogerson
Campaign gifts of $50,000+
David and Robin Small
Dan and Kathy Babcock
State of Michigan
Tom and Maureen Bickersteth
LEADERS
Gay Cummings
Campaign gifts of $250,000+
CDV5 Foundation Dick and Betsy DeVos Family Foundation Doug and Maria DeVos Foundation
Burton and Susan Farbman Paul and Amy Heuerman Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs Petoskey Plastics Petoskey Rotary Club Charities, Inc.
Richard and Helen DeVos Foundation
Bob and Michele Walker
Kathleen Glass Family
Todd and Pam Wyett
The Meijer Foundation
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SUPPORTERS
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Campaign gifts of $25,000+
Bob and Marissa Kagle
Phyllis Y. and Gregory L. Adams Denise and James F. Anderton, IV Larry and Deana Blackburn
CORNERSTONE SOCIETY Endowing the dream for future generations
Teri List-Stoll and Steve Stoll
Charles R. Eisendrath
Ralph and Patti Miesel
Paul and Nancy Knapp
Joseph A. Paradis III
The Mansfield Family Foundation
Charlotte and Al Butler
The Joseph J. Schott Foundation
Diane and James Carr, Jr.
Keith and Kristi Stinson
LEGACY SOCIETY
Pat and Gill Clements Foundation
JD Talbott and Jill O’Neill
Creating an impact through planned giving
Dave and Tina Frescoln Hilton and Lisa Garner
Jane Warner and John Hegener
Mike and Orlene Hawks
Kurt and Phoebe Wietzke
Byron and Maureen Trerice
FRIENDS OF THE CENTER CAPITAL CAMPAIGN GIFTS UP TO $25,000 In honor of David V. Johnson Paul and Nancy Knapp
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Louise Taylor Julian and Sissy Van Winkle III Dan and Dee Wickham GIFTS UP TO $1,000 Robert and Marilyn Akers Joseph Brubaker
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GIFTS UP TO $5,000 Anonymous Sandra M. and Ronald C. Baldwin Family Trust
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2019 ANNUAL FUND SUPPORTERS CHAIRMAN’S TABLE Annual gifts of $100,000 or more
Daniel and Pamella DeVos Foundation State of Michigan PRODUCERS’ CLUB
Phil Harris Mike and Orlene Hawks Lin and Herb Henkel John Holder and Julie Fasone-Holder Paul and Nancy Knapp Irving and Susan Levy Andy and Jennifer Merriman Larry D. MIller and Mary L. Miller Foundation JD Talbott and Jill O’Neill
Annual gifts of $50,000 - $99,999
Larry and Kathy Oswald
Anonymous
Petoskey-Harbor Springs Area Community Foundation
DIRECTORS’ SOCIETY
Bob and Elysa Roskam
Annual gifts of $10,000 - $49,999
Elizabeth Swailes
Dan and Kathy Babcock
Kurt and Phoebe Wietzke
Bill and Gigi Clements Foundation
Robert and Jill Williams
Pat and Gill Clements Foundation Carole and Bill Cobb Don and Jan DeFosset Robert Hall and Pat Hemingway Hall Pamela and David V. Johnson The Mansfield Family Foundation Barbara and Bill Parfet Robert and Annette Pocica Craig and Irene Rogerson David and Robin Small Keith and Kristi Stinson Teri List-Stoll and Steve Stoll
PATRON Annual gifts of $2,500 - $4,999
David and Kay Allan Arts Midwest Touring Fund Charlevoix County Community Foundation Dave and Tina Frescoln Sheila and Rick Fruehauf Don and Beverly Goeman Mark and Sally Hall Michael and Jane Hourani Tim and Kathie Manney Matt and Katie McLeod
BENEFACTOR
Karen Crouse Miller
Annual gifts of $5,000 - $9,999
Janice and Bob Nelson
Anonymous
Dr. Kenneth Rudman
Bill and Marilyn Crawford
Gary and Mary Beth Salowich
Steve and Amy Cross
Richard and Kristin Selvala
David and Teresa Crouse
Tom and Ann Stallkamp
Mike and Rhea Dow Fund of the Charlevoix County Community Foundation
Joe and Arlene Strawn
Robert and Barbara Goebel
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The Trott Foundation Todd and Pam Wyett
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FRIEND
Edward Kukla
Annual gifts of $500 - $2,499
John and Mary Leese
Anonymous Jodi and Thomas Adams
Maureen Delaney-Lehman and John W. Lehman
Ann and Jack Anderson
Robin and Nathan Lewis
Laurie Angell
Carolyn Lineback
Lois Aroian
Kenneth and Joan MacGillivray
Nancy and John Banks
Robert and Joan Mandell
Jan and George Beauchamp
William and Ann McCormick
In Memory of William D. Blake
Dolly and Fred McMaster
Nancy Breighner
Pat and Carolyn McNamara
Drs. Louis and Sally Cannon
James and Kristine Mestdagh
Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Charchut
Larry and Cindy Morawa
Dale and Patty Chiara
Kimberly and Robert Myers
Bill Collins and Deanna Klosinski
Nancy Kohler
Karen and Peter Cullman
Tom and Ellen Noneman
Robyn Daley
Michael Pettibone
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Daly, III
Borge and Hennie Reimer
Jim and Mary Daniels
Riefler Family Fund
Matt and Kathleen Davis
Bruce and Linda Riley
Nancy and Bruce Dunn
Peter and Debra Roesner
Gary and Julie Emede
Mike and Denise Schlitt
Nancy and Fred Fazio
Debbie and Mike Sears
Lynda and Jeff Ford
Carolyn and Richard Smith
Chip and Jean Frentz
Stafford and Janice Smith
Patti and Balky Grannis, III
Mr. and Mrs. W. James Sprow III
Carole and Dwayne Griffin
Anne and Gale Stephens
Dave and Cheryl Hamilton
Merv and Leslie Sternberg
Mike and Jacque Harrington
Gary and Susan Stewart
Shirley Harris
Teri and Bud Stout
Nancy Mechem Hedges
Patricia Swope
Linda and Bill Henry
Louise Taylor
David House and Devyani Kamdar
Philip Thornton
Susan and Edgar Howbert
Byron and Maureen Trerice
Brian and Jean Hunt
Janet and Phil Trotter
Cathy Kalahar and David Evrard
Julian and Sissy Van Winkle, III
Matt and Kim Kanny
Ron VandenBrink and Jan Biddick
Wally and Bob Klein
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Donna and James Waterston
Robert M. Egan
Tim and Kristin Weaver
James and Phyllis Epps
Donald and Kali Weber
Kathy and Steve Erber
The Malloure Family
Denise and Randy Evans
Bill and Mary Whitlock
Denise and Gary Fate
MEMBER
Mr. and Mrs. R. Andrew Fedus, Jr.
Annual gifts up to $499
Kathleen Fendt
Ronald Agnello
Dr. and Mrs. Jay Fennell
Daniel J. Aitken
Elise and Stewart “Rip� Hayes
Robert and Marilyn Akers
Dr. and Mrs. R. Frykberg
Mr. and Mrs. Howard and Cathy Atesian
Ann Fusco
Tom and Lauren Balames
Victor E. George
Robert Baumgarten
Steven Hansen
Mrs. Rose M. Bemben
Jane Harris and Pat Vanloozen
Brent and Jennifer Bickel
William and Joan Hartwig
Michael Binski
Gordon and Sharon Hassing
Pam and Douglas Boor
Nancy Hawald
David Borchers
Nancy and Robert Hayden
Ronald Broquet
Andy and Cindy Hayes
Daniel and Renee Brown
Kimberly Heller
Steve and Hollyann Brown
Jon Hess
Maureen Burke
Margo Hodder
David and Linda Burnham
Christina Homan
Carol M. Calcaterra
Bill and Susan Howell
Michael T. Cameron
Tom and Bette Irwin
Mike and Pat Carland
Jim and Ruth Ann Johnson
Anne and David Chaffee
Julie Karkosak
Mary Watson and Mike Chavez
Ellen and Geoffrey Kasselman
Sheryl Childs
Edith and Frederick Kaufmann
James Churilo
Peter C. Kehoe
Pam Cislo
Carol J. Keith
Robert Cohen
Robert Koaches and Mary MaClellan-Koaches
Vivian Cohen
Bill and Mary Kunst
Linda and Alan Doezema
Liza and Jeff Leland
Jean Donaldson
William and Connie Lenau
Richard and Susan Dudzik
Arlene and Jon Levine
Christine Sander Dunbar
John and Chris Liegl
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Laura Lowrance
Gareth and LaVonne Reed
Sarena Yaczik
Ron and Susan Ludgin
David Rentschler
Gail and Charley Zimmer
Kirk and Kristin Lufkin
Howard L. Richards
Pam and Tom Zumm
Kevin and Jennifer Markham
Stephen and Miriam Ritchie
Mandy Martin
Al and Jo Robinson
Sarah and Chris Matye
Rose and Huntley Robinson
Carol Matyniak
Linda Rossman
Wendy McCarty
Dorothy Schaefer
Kevin McGinty
Steve Schnell
Diane and Bill McLean
George and Carra Schoene
Adrienne Meyer
Bill and Robin Scott
Dawn Middleton
Gustavo Serra
Gap, Inc.
Keith and Justine Miller
B.J. Shawn
Microsoft Corporation
Jamie Mills
Marsey and Steve Shuman
Elliott and Elyse Milstein
Jim and Judi Silverman
Robert Moran
Henry and Naomi Singer
Scott and Barbara Muhlhauser
Dibby and Scott Smith
Loren Musilek
The Sprotte Family
Dennis Myers
Cheryl Staats and Verle Hansen
Sue and Philip Nelson Franz and Joan Neubrecht Linda Neuss
David and Norma Stepanovich
David and Marilyn Nichols
Hi and Sharon Stover
Patrick and Ann O’Brien
James and Elise Straus
Patrick and Jane O’Brien
Jon and Carolyn Study
Katie and John Ogden
Michael and Kathleen Sunday
Jackie and Lee Parrish Bill and Judy Patberg Dr. Robert and Alice Pattengale Kassia Perpich Douglas and Ann Povenz Steve Radecki and Lauren Walsh Joel Raven & Linda Rakolta in memory of Norma & Seymour Raven
MATCHING GIFTS
Kenyon Stebbins and Susan Lyman
Edward and Pamela Newcomb
John and Dina Panos
ANNUAL FUND
Tammy and Mark Switow Tara Synowiec Cindy Okerlund and Matthew Tamm Guy and Susan Traficante Roberta L. Vander Breggen Jeannean and Daniel Verburg Frank and Susan Wagner David and Winona Willing
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2019 CORPORATE CIRCLE MEMBERS GIFTS OF $5,000 - $10,000
GIFTS UP TO $4,999 CharlevoixMassage.com Flynn’s Trenching Service and Aggregates Weaver Consulting Group Wineguys Restaurant Group
IN-KIND SUPPORT Bay Harbor Village Hotel
Inn at Bay Harbor
Tim and Cindy Brammer
Mitchell Graphics
Fox Motors
Monarch Garden & Floral Design
Les Garland Lin and Herb Henkel Hotel Walloon
Mike Rawlings Tom and Ann Stallkamp Brian Swette
MEDIA PARTNERS
YOUR HOME
OUR FOCUS
*Donor recognition reflects gifts received by May 8, 2019.
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ANNUAL FUND 2019 MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS Each level includes benefits of the preceding level.
CHAIRMAN’S TABLE | $100,000 OR MORE Customized benefits package. PRODUCERS’ CLUB | $50,000
Recognition as a Producers’ Club Supporter for a program of your choice.
Exclusive dinner for up to eight guests.
DIRECTORS’ SOCIETY | $10,000 - $49,999
Recognition as a Directors’ Society Supporter for a program of your choice.
BENEFACTOR | $5,000 - $9,999
Invitation for two to an annual behind-the-curtain event.
Access to VIP Concierge Services, offering purchase of premium theater seats up to 48 hours prior to performance time.
PATRON | $2,500 - $4,999
Access for you and your guests to the beautiful Donor Lounge.
FRIEND | $500 - $2,499 Priority ordering for subscriptions and advance tickets.
Invitation for two to annual member appreciation event.
MEMBER | UP TO $499
Recognition in program.
To make your gift to the 2019 Annual Fund please use the envelope included in this program or visit greatlakescfa.org/annual-fund. For questions, please contact the Development Office at 231.439.2606.
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2019 Summer Season Schedule BIG BAD VOODOO DADDY SUNDAY, MAY 26 8:00PM
AN EVENING WITH JUDY COLLINS SATURDAY, JUNE 8 8:00PM KATHLEEN MADIGAN SATURDAY, JUNE 15 8:00PM JORGE FEDERICO OSORIO, PIANIST IN RECITAL FRIDAY, JUNE 21 8:00PM AN EVENING WITH DANIEL H. PINK THURSDAY, JUNE 27 8:00PM MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET SATURDAY - MONDAY, JUNE 29, 30 & JULY 1 8:00PM MICHAEL FEINSTEIN: SEASONS OF SINATRA FRIDAY, JULY 5 8:00PM GREAT LAKES CHAMBER ORCHESTRA PRESENTS: MIDSUMMER
NIGHT’S DREAM THURSDAY, JULY 11 • 8:00PM
Country Gold & GLITTER S AV E T H E D AT E
2019 GALA
2019 GALA: COUNTRY GOLD & GLITTER LeAnn Rimes,Tanya Tucker, and Lee Ann Womack SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 13
VOICES WITHOUT BORDERS PRESENTS: 23rd CHILDREN OF
THE WORLD IN HARMONY FRIDAY, JULY 19 • 7:00PM
PIANO MEN: A TRIBUTE TO ELTON JOHN & BILLY JOEL SATURDAY, JULY 20 8:00PM JAZZ FROM INTERLOCHEN TUESDAY, JULY 23 8:00PM
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GRAND RAPIDS SYMPHONY SUNDAY, JULY 28 4:00PM
GREAT LAKES MUSIC FESTIVAL THE CRANE WIVES & MICHIGAN RATTLERS
WEDNESDAY, JULY 31 8:00PM MICHIGAN COLLEGES ALLIANCE PRESENTS: MITCH ALBOM
& SPECIAL FRIENDS FRIDAY, AUG. 2 • 8:00PM COMMUNITY DAY
FEATURING THE UNITED STATES COAST GUARD BAND
SUNDAY, AUG. 4 • 4:00PM BAY VIEW MUSIC FESTIVAL PRESENTS: THE MAGIC FLUTE
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, AUG. 6 & 7 • 7:30PM C.S. LEWIS ONSTAGE: THE MOST RELUCTANT CONVERT SATURDAY, AUG. 10 • 8:00PM GREAT LAKES LEADERSHIP FORUM THURSDAY, AUG. 15 8:00PM THE DEL McCOURY BAND SATURDAY, AUG. 17 8:00PM YESONG SOPHIE LEE IN RECITAL, VIOLIN WEDNESDAY, AUG. 21 8:00PM THE JOFFREY BALLET: BEAUTIFULLY MOVING SATURDAY, AUG.24 8:00PM
McARDLE & McKECHNIE CELEBRATE SONDHEIM & HAMLISCH SATURDAY & SUNDAY, AUG. 31 & SEPT. 1 • 8:00PM
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