The Center for Arts in Natick
SEP-DEC 2019
MEMBER GUIDE
SMALL SPACE | BIG EXPERIENCE
N AT U R A L LY 7 UPCOMING Jimmy Herring and The 5 of 7 Lucy Kaplansky Cowboy Junkies
HALEY REINHART
Donna The Buffalo The Smithereens w/ Marshall Crenshaw Grace Kelly And more...
THE GIBSON BROTHERS
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Dear TCAN Members, Thanks to the Massachusetts Cultural Facilities Fund and MetroWest Subaru of Natick, our grand old Firehouse will be receiving some muchneeded care and attention in 2019. For nonprofit arts organizations like TCAN that rely on contributions, maintenance projects are among the most challenging items to fund. Fixing old windows, patching broken railings and replacing air conditioning equipment isn’t very exciting to most donors, but is absolutely critical to sustaining our arts programming. Before the end of this year, we’ll move forward with three large capital projects:
DIRECTOR’S NOTE Second, we have scheduled a major waterproofing project to address deterioration of the foundation walls in the basement, where the TCAN staff offices are located. This project will protect the building from rain, ice and snow and make the basement a much more pleasant working environment. Finally – and most visibly to our members and patrons – we will repair the concrete floor and install a new resinous sealant in the large performance space on the first floor. This will allow for greater protection, lower maintenance costs and provide a more sustainable surface for years to come.
These projects represent an investment of $100,000 in our historic building, made First, we will proceed with repairs to multiple possible by MetroWest Subaru and the sections of roofing that have developed Massachusetts Cultural Facilities Fund. We leaks since the restoration took place in are deeply grateful! 2003. While we address these repairs above the main lobby and second-floor lobby areas, we’ll also add insulation to provide additional energy cost savings. David Lavalley Executive Director
TCAN STAFF David Lavalley Executive Director Nicola Anderson Cinema Program Director
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
D. Michael Collins Chair
EVENTS
David Parish
September
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October
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November
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Valerie Barretto Development Associate
Ed Hudson Clerk
Erin Basile Director of Programming
Ed Strickland
December
Frank Hanenberger
PROGRAMS
Lynne Chadey
Dining Guide
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Rick Jennett
Classical Series
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Ricky Ball
Film Series
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Stephen Kaplan
Folk Open Mic
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Steve Wilson Treasurer
Visual Arts
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Family Series
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Education
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Members
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Bill Doucette Facilities Coordinator Cheryl Ebeling Bookkeeper Kerry Anne Fraser Marketing Coordinator Doreen Pendergast Ticket and Operations Coordinator Josh Valentine Theater Operations Manager
Tom Halchuk Antonio Viva
OUR SINCERE THANKS TO THESE GENEROUS SPONSORS:
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SEPTEMBER ACAPELLA
NATURALLY 7 SEP 12 | 8PM
Naturally 7 joined Michael Bublé for 3 of his world tours, were special guests of Coldplay, Ludacris and Diana Ross, and performed on numerous TV shows such as the BET Honors, the Today Show, and most recently CBS “World’s Best”. Their repertoire is a mix of their own compositions and classic covers. $45 public | $40 members SINGER-SONGWRITER
JONATHAN EDWARDS SEP 14 | 8PM
One of America’s favorite singersongwriters, Jonathan Edwards is a true veteran musician with over four decades of country, folk and bluegrass under his belt. He delivers songs of passion, insight, and humor, all rendered in that pure and powerful tenor. $35 public | $30 members SPONSORED BY AVENU AT NATICK
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SEPTEMBER ROCK
LEZ ZEPPELIN SEP 21 | 8PM
The thing that sets Lez Zeppelin apart is the seamless and unique way they inject their gender-bending performance into the original material. They have been featured on major television including the BBC, CNN, ABC, CBS, MTV, VH-1, FOX and radio worldwide. $40 public | $36 members | $50 VIP SPONSORED BY AVENU AT NATICK
JAZZ FUSION
JIMMY HERRING AND THE 5 OF 7 SEP 25-26 | 8PM
From his days with Col. Bruce Hampton and the Aquarium Rescue Unit, The Allman Brothers Band, The Dead, Project Z, Phil Lesh and Friends, The Invisible Whip, and Widespread Panic, Jimmy Herring unleashes his latest visionary concept: Jimmy Herring and The 5 of 7. $49 public | $45 members
ROCK
JOURNEYMAN - A TRIBUTE TO ERIC CLAPTON SEP 27 | 8PM
The only nationally touring tribute to Eric Clapton. Fronted by Shaun Hague (Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Amos Lee, John Waite), JOURNEYMAN has become the #1 tribute to Clapton in a very short amount of time. With over 50 years of music to chose from, JOURNEYMAN covers the best – Layla, Badge, The Core, White Room, Lay Down Sally, Tulsa Time, Cocaine and many more. $35 public | $30 members
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SEP - OCT SINGER-SONGWRITER
LUCY KAPLANSKY SEP 28 | 8PM
Lucy Kaplansky has topped the folk and Americana radio charts and been featured on shows throughout the world, from NPR’s Weekend Edition and Morning Edition to BBC Radio and CBS Sunday Morning. She has performed with Suzanne Vega, Bryan Ferry, Nanci Griffith and Shawn Colvin. $25 public | $22 members SPONSORED BY THE VERVE HOTEL NATICK
SINGER-SONGWRITER
LOUDON WAINRIGHT III OCT 3 | 8PM
Loudon’s long and illustrious career is highlighted by more than two dozen album releases and several movie/TV credits. His songs have been recorded by Bonnie Raitt, Johnny Cash, Earl Scruggs, Kate and Anna McGarrigle, Rufus Wainwright and Mose Allison. $35 public | $30 members
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OCTOBER FOLK
TOM RUSH
OCT 4 - 5 | 8PM
Tom Rush’s distinctive guitar style, wry humor and warm, expressive voice have made him a legend. He helped shape the folk revival in the ’60s and the renaissance of the ’80s and ’90s, his music having left its stamp on generations of artists. Opening artist Matt Nakoa. $45 public | $40 members SINGER -SONGWRITER
HALEY REINHART OCT 10 | 8PM
With her beguiling vocals and powerful delivery, Haley Reinhart brings both raw passion and soulful sincerity to all her musical output. Reinhart has released 3 albums including 2 songs on Jeff Goldblum’s #1 critically acclaimed Jazz record. $38 public | $34 members VIP TICKETS AVAILABLE
FOLK ROCK
AN EVENING WITH COWBOY JUNKIES OCT 11 | 8PM
Cowboy Junkies are a Canadian alternative country/blues/folk rock band. For more than 30 years, they have remained true to their unique vision, creating a critically acclaimed body of work that has endeared them to an audience unwavering in its loyalty. There’s an appreciation of each other that keeps them constantly working. “It’s that intimacy and understanding of what each one of us brings to the table,” says Michael. “Even if the world doesn’t know it, we do.” $75 public | $65 members SPONSORED BY METROWEST SUBARU
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OCTOBER COUNTRY
THE GIBSON BROTHERS OCT 12 | 8PM
Bluegrass royalty Leigh and Eric Gibson have released their country-soul breakout Mockingbird, the new album produced by Grammy award-winners Dan Auerbach and Fergie Ferguson. The celebrated duo were named back-to-back Entertainers of the Year by the International Bluegrass Music Association in 2012 and 2013. $30 public | $26 members FOLK ROCK
DONNA THE BUFFALO OCT 18 | 8PM
Known as one of the most dynamic bands, Donna the Buffalo offers everything you want in a roots band - songs that matter, a groove that makes you dance, an audience that spans generations, and a musical voice that evokes a sense of community. They’ve continuously toured for nearly 30 years. $30 public | $28 members
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OCT - NOV JAZZ
BILLY COBHAM CROSSWINDS PROJECT FEAT. RANDY BRECKER OCT 24 | 8PM
Cobham came to prominence in the late ‘60s, early ‘70s with trumpeter Miles Davis and then with the Mahavishnu orchestra. For over four decades, Grammy Award winning trumpeter, Randy Brecker has graced hundreds of classic albums. $55 public | $50 members SPONSORED BY THE VERVE HOTEL NATICK
COMEDY
BOSTON COMICS OCT 25 | 8PM
A night of comedy featuring some of Boston’s best award-winning comedians. The evening lineup will include Brad Mastrangelo, Mike McCarthy, and Brian Longwell. $20 public | $18 members
ROCK
THE SMITHEREENS WITH SPECIAL GUEST VOCALIST MARSHALL CRENSHAW NOV 1 | 8PM
Founded in New Jersey in 1980, The Smithereens have been creating electrifying, original rock’n’roll for 39 years. With the 2017 passing of Pat DiNizio, the surviving members have decided to persevere and carry on their shared musical legacy. Using guest vocalist Marshall Crenshaw, known for hit songs like Someday, Someway, and for his portrayal of Buddy Holly in the movie La Bamba, they continue to entertain and rock fans all over the U.S. and the world. $60 public | $55 members SPONSORED BY THE VERVE HOTEL NATICK
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TCAN BENEFIT 2019 GRAMMY AWARD AND ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME
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RASCALS GOLD Middlesex Savings Bank
SILVER LaborSoft Stonegate Group LLC
STAGE MANAGER Douglas and Sue Crossley Stephen and Maschia Kaplan Steve and Denise Wilson
CAST MEMBER Keith and Laura Acosta Ricky and Jay Ball Michael J Smith and Elizabeth A Gillis Rick and Nancy Jennett Evelyn Kaatz Peter Townsend and Hilary McGregor Noni and Bob Stearns
TICKETS AND SPONSORSHIP natickarts.org/annual-benefit 508.647.0097 TICKETS ON SALE 05-15-2019
SATURDAY
OCT 26
AUGUST NOV - DEC JAZZ
ADRIAN LEGG AND LAURENCE JUBER NOV 2 | 8PM
Globally acclaimed Adrian Legg joins Grammy Award winning Laurence Juber for a special evening. Adrian masterfully blends diverse musical styles, influences, and inspirations while Laurence fuses genres folk, jazz, blues, pop and classical. $30 public | $25 members POP
AZTEC TWO-STEP 2.0 FEAT. REX FOWLER, DODIE PETIT & FRIENDS NOV 22 | 8PM
In this new era of Aztec Two-Step, as the duo’s lead singer and songwriter, Rex continues on with their captivating songs (including some of Neal’s originals), expanding the band’s musical legacy with his new ensemble. $35 public | $30 members
JAZZ FUSION
GRACE KELLY DEC 6-7 | 8PM
With twelve sold-out performances at our venue since 2010, Grace Kelly is one of TCAN’s most sought-after tickets year after year. An unequivocal musical prodigy, singer-saxophonist-songwriter Grace Kelly has rocked the jazz world with sold-out concerts, 12 acclaimed albums and a resume that includes performing at Carnegie Hall and as part of the house band for “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” – all before reaching her mid-twenties. With Kelly releasing two new video albums in 2018, the versatile young performer now returns with an all-new show that will appeal to jazz enthusiasts and newcomers alike. $40 public | $35 members | $85 VIP 12
NOVEMBER THEATER
ONE MAN, TWO GUVNORS Presented by TCAN Players NOVEMBER 8-10 & 14-17 8PM EVENINGS | 2PM MATINEES
By Richard Bean Directed by Kevin Groppe
The hilarious West End and Broadway hit One Man, Two Guvnors, which won Late Late Show star James Corden the 2012 Tony Award for Best Actor, is a fast-paced farce that presents slapstick comedy at its finest - with actors falling down stairs, slamming doors, making double entendre and interacting with the audience. Join Francis Henshall in the fun as he leads you through this topsy-turvy world of love triangles and mistaken identities. It’s a brilliantly delicious mash-up of splendid comedy, British pantomime, and musichall revues. $25 public | $22 members Student / Senior discounts available
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DECEMBER BLUES
RONNIE EARL AND THE BROADCASTERS DEC 14 | 8PM
Guitar virtuoso Ronnie Earl is a fourtime Blues Music Award winner as Guitar Player of the Year (1997, 1999, 2014, 2018). If you love the Blues and you haven’t been to a Ronnie Earl show, do yourself a favor. $40 public | $35 members SPONSORED BY THE VERVE HOTEL NATICK
SINGER-SONGWRITER
WINTERY SONGS IN ELEVENTY PART HARMONY DEC 19 | 8PM
Made up of Boston-based musicians, this ensemble re-envisions the sounds of the season by reharmonizing classic songs, reinterpreting pop tunes, composing new songs and bringing unknown pop gems to the lexicon of holiday-ish music. $25 public | $23 members
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FEBRUARY POP
MICKY DOLENZ FEB 13 | 8PM
Actor, singer, director, producer, writer, and all-around performer extraordinaire, Micky Dolenz shares stories and songs of one of the greatest voices of a generation. Hear Micky sing hit songs like I’m a Believer, Last Train to Clarksville, I’m Not Your Steppin’ Stone, Daydream Believer and Pleasant Valley Sunday. $75 public | $65 members JAZZ
CALIFORNIA GUITAR TRIO + MONTREAL GUITAR TRIO FEB 15 | 8PM
Featuring six virtuoso guitarists from four countries (Japan, Canada, Belgium, and US), California Guitar Trio (CGT) and Montreal Guitar Trio (MG3) fuse over 45 years of combined performing experience into one unique “phenomensemble”. $32 public | $30 members
BLUES ROCK
POPA CHUBBY FEB 28 | 8PM
Bad boy blues veteran, Popa Chubby, is a larger than life blues figure with a unique brand of hard hitting, face melting, blues rock n funky soul. Over the course of a career that dates back to 1994, he has been a force of to be reckoned with on the guitar, and his tempestuous, soulful playing has never been more powerful. An imposing figure with a shaven head, tattooed arms, a goatee and a performance style he describes as “the Stooges meets Buddy Guy, Motörhead meets Muddy Waters, and Jimi Hendrix meets Robert Johnson.” $30 public | $25 members order online | natickarts.org/calendar | 508.647.0097
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DINING GUIDE RESTAURANT DIRECTORY NATICK Agostino’s | Italian
23 Washington St
Bill’s Pizzeria | Pizzeria
58 E Central St
Buttercup Restaurant & Bar | American
13 W Central St
Casey’s Diner | Diner
36 South Ave
Comella’s | Italian
45 Main St
The Common Cafe & Kitchen | Cafe
9 S Main St
Dah Mee | Korean
25 Washington St
Dolphin Restaurant and Bar | Seafood
12 Washington St
Morse Tavern | American Oga’s | Japanese Shanghai Tokyo | Chinese and Japanese Zaftigs Delicatessen | Deli
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DINING GUIDE RESTAURANT DIRECTORY SURROUNDING TOWNS Alta Strada | Italian
92 Central St, Wellesley
Heritage of Sherborn | American
33 N Main St, Sherborn
The Aztec Restaurant | Mexican
2 Waverly St, Framingham
Margaritas Restaurant | Mexican
725 Cochituate Rd, Framingham 13 Central St, Wellesley
Juniper Ken’s Steak House | Steak House
95 Worcester Rd, Framingham
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CLASSICAL
NEAVE TRIO JAN 26 | 4PM
Since forming in 2010, Neave Trio – violinist Anna Williams, cellist Mikhail Veselov, and pianist Eri Nakamura – has earned enormous praise for its engaging, cutting-edge performances. Highlights for the 2018-19 season include residencies at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of Virginia, and concerts at Chamber Music Corvallis, Valley Classical Concerts, Fort Bragg Center for the Arts Music Series, Northeastern Illinois University’s Jewel Box Series, Rochester Institute of Technology’s Performing Artists Concert Series, and Dame Myra Hess Memorial Concert Series, among many others.
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FILM SERIES
DAVID CROSBY: REMEMBER MY NAME Coming Soon (Sep)
WBCN AND THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION Coming Soon (Sep)
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (1925) silent film series Oct 20 at 4pm
THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW Coming Soon (Oct)
HOCUS POCUS Coming Soon (Oct)
BLINDED BY THE LIGHT Coming Soon (Oct)
METROPOLIS (1927) silent film series Dec 15 at 4pm
THE MUPPET CHRISTMAS CAROL Coming Soon (Dec)
IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE Coming Soon (Dec)
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COMMUNITY HOSTED BY MARK STEPAKOFF
UPCOMING DATES
$5 public | Members Free Tuesdays 8pm, 7:30pm Sign-Up
RON ISRAEL september 10 DON WHITE september 17
FOLK OPEN MIC
The Folk/Acoustic Open Mic night at TCAN has been a tradition since its inception in 1997. Folk Open Mic provides an intimate and supportive atmosphere for acoustic performers of all abilities to showcase their talents and partake in the area’s most vibrant folk/acoustic music community around. All musicians and spoken word performers are invited to participate.
SUMMER STREET GALLERY Tuesdays - Fridays 12pm-6pm Saturdays 11am - 2pm
The Summer Street Gallery is located in TCAN’s main lobby and performance hall and features some of the most accomplished artists in the region. The Gallery not only provides an opportunity for our patrons to see exhibits by local artists, but to also support the visual artist community. The Gallery is open to the public during regular TCAN business hours.
ROBERTA LAMB october 1 RIC ALLENDORF october 15 LENNY SOLOMON october 29 GREAT MOLASSES FLOOD november 19 ERIC KILBURN december 3 SETH CONNELLY december 17
UPCOMING DATES CAROL KRENTZMAN september - november BABSJE december - february To become an exhibitor please visit us at natickarts.org/artist/ summer-street-gallery
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SING LENDER
FAMILY SERIES ABRAKIDABRA NOV 2 | 11AM
Mike Bent is a professional magician with over 20 years of experience. He combines his experience in magic, comedy and teaching to create unique presentations to fulfill the needs of family entertainment Mike’s act was voted “Best of Boston” by the editors of Boston Magazine. The Boston Globe called him “wonderfully wacky and outrageously funny.” $12 adult | $10 children
MATT HEATON & THE OUTSIDE TOYS DEC 21 | 11AM
Matt Heaton believes music for kids should be entertaining for both children AND parents. His songs are a mix of rockability, surf, american roots, and Irish traditional music, all delivered with a wry sense of humor and a sincere sense of fun. $12 adult | $10 children
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FAMILY SERIES STACEY PEASLEY BAND JAN 11 | 11AM
A teacher for ten years and a professional singer for twenty five, Peasley also combines her love of children and music into a lively act that engages kids and creates memorable and fun sing-along songs, offering performances throughout the greater Boston area. Peasley lives in the Boston area with her husband and three children, who provide constant inspiration! $12 adult | $10 children JAZZ
MIKE BENT’S WACKY SCIENCE FEB 1 | 11AM
Get ready for an award-winning show that teaches that science can be exciting and fun! Participate in high energy, hands-on activities, while discovering that simple household items can be used to perform science experiments. $12 adult | $10 children
JOHNNY PEERS AND THE MUTTVILLE COMIX APR 4 | 11AM
Johnny Peers and the Muttville Comix have appeared on Ringling Brothers & Barnum and Bailey Circus and on David Letterman! Johnny Peers and the Muttville Comix is a slapstick comedy act like no other. Johnny leads over a dozen dogs through challenging and hilarious tricks as Johnny plays the straight man role in this wonderful show. A show for the whole family and the dog lover in all of us, the show stars mostly dogs rescued from shelters or pounds. $12 adult | $10 children
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EDUCATION
Pocket Full of Tales presents a boutique style theatre workshop, for students of all experience levels. Each class is a unique, small-group experience where every child receives organic, process-based training in the theatre arts from experienced performing artists. Workshops are a space to explore, experiment, and engage in the performing arts, through stories inspired by popular classics, adapted specifically for young performers by a team of international composers and our in-house playwright/director. Program Director: Kristy Pace. pocketfulloftales.com See our website for more information natickarts.org/class-sections
POCKET FULL OF TALES PRESENT
UPCOMING SCHEDULE
MONDAY - FRIDAY
THE PAPER BAG PRINCESS FEB 17-21
SCHOOL VACATION THEATRE WORKSHOPS AGES 5 - 11 9AM-3PM
$350 public | $320 members 8:30AM Early Dropoff
$35/wk 4:30PM Late Pickup
$80/Mon-Thur No late pickups on Fridays, must pickup by 3pm
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After the princess has her wedding dress burned and loses her prince to a dragon, she must save her prince and face the dragon, wearing nothing but a paper bag. Along the way she encounters all sorts of twisted characters that she outwits with cunning and intelligence. In the end she learns that not all are what they seem, looks are not nearly as important as what’s on the inside. AND even a dragon can wind up being your friend, especially one that’s only collecting princes and actually treats them with utter respect and kindness.
SUPER HEROES: THE MUSICAL APR 20-24 If you love super heroes you’ll love this story of a group of young super heroes working together for the greater good. The young supers join forces with their neighbors and friends to stop one of the worst super villains yet. The evil Dr. Moodriff and his cronies have a new plan to drain the Supers of their powers and take over the city. It’ll take a village to stop these bad guys!
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MEMBERS FOUNDERS SOCIETY GOLD Jack and Shelley Blais Lauren and Roy Komack Middlesex Savings Bank Robert E. Courtemanche MutualOne Bank Massachusetts Cultural Facilities Fund MetroWest Subaru Kathleen and Bill Rousseau Massachusetts Historical Commission Nellie Mae Education Foundation Craig Ross and Denise Nelken George Fiske Distinctive Hospitality Group SILVER Anonymous Karen and Reginald Leese Steve Levinsky and Denise Girardin Erica and Jay Ball Tim and Elizabeth LePain Stonegate Group, LLC Rick and Nancy Jennett Michael and Barbara Collins
INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP PRODUCER Kathleen McDonough and Edward Berman Steve and Denise Wilson DIRECTOR Michael and Barbara Collins Karen and Reginald Leese Dr. Johanna Perlmutter Glenn Shambroom and Nina Righter Ed and Sheila Strickland John and Kristine Van Amsterdam
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Joseph and Sandra Hurwitz The Brack Family Fund of the Foundation for Metrowest Leon Lowenstein Foundation Nick and Martha Perakis Grayce B. Kerr Fund Highland Street Foundation BRONZE Anonymous Kristine and John Van Amsterdam Berklee College of Music John and Emma Quint Memorial Fund Tom and Kelley Halchuk Kate McDonough and Ed Berman Fair & Yeager Insurance Agency, Inc. Sudbury Foundation Stephen and Maschia Kaplan Total Wine & More Bose Corporation Carp and David Ferrari Roche Bros. David Lavalley and Sherry Sandoval Foundation for Metrowest Shirley and David Parish
ARTIST Bob Brack and Janet Bailey Eugene and Gay Crowley Ed Daly and Karen Lieberman-Daly David and Barbara Fran Dorant George Fiske Larry Dick and Lucia Frenkel Phil and Marcia Giudice Tom and Kelley Halchuk Mary and Ed Hudson Joseph Hurwitz Joe and Janet Idzal Richard Kadison Stephen and Maschia Kaplan David Lavalley and Sherry Sandoval
CONTRIBUTOR Ed and Sheila Strickland Ed Daly and Karen Lieberman-Daly Robby and Jeff Levy Edward and Lillian Fassino Mary and Ed Hudson David and Lynn Falwell Joel and Bonnie Rosenthal Frank and Melissa Hanenberger John Memishian and Elaine Burns Alice Greif Karen and Matt Pierce Dr. Johanna Perlmutter Beth and Richard Compson Bruce and Terri Evans Fred and Beth Lane Fran and David Elovitz Aileen and Matthew Zogby Rud and Judie Ham Brooks and Linda Zug Mysore and Judy Ravindra Peter Townsend and Hilary McGregor Bruce Weisberg and Serge Genesse
Cindy and Seth Lawry Tim and Elizabeth LePain Rick and Diane Mitchell Nicholas and Martha Perakis Craig Ross and Denise Nelken Marillyn A. Zacharis Aileen and Matthew Zogby SUPERSTAR Anonymous Michael and Karen Balcom Ricky and Jay Ball Mark and Sandra Beyerly Cyndi Jones and Steven Birnbaum Judy and Anthony Cosimini Jim Dillon Frances Elovitz Bruce and Terri Evans
MEMBERS Steven and Renee Finn James Fisher and Catherine James Charlene and Frank Foss Jonathan Freedman and Elizabeth SmithFreedman Ronn and Beth Garry Jennifer Grinnell and Christopher Gardner Frank and Melissa Hanenberger Cheryl and Michael Hines James and Elizabeth Holman Lena and Paul Joseph Polly Kornblith Jill and Pete Kovatsis Karen and Phillips Kuhl Teresa and Robert Laurence Kathleen MacKinnon Ron Mastrangelo and Christine Whelan Paula Passi and Matthew McCue Michael and Karen McGreal Sheila and Eugene McManus Shirley and David Parish Jan Phlegar and Bob Vierling Russell Reitz Don Ross Amy Rossi Kate Rushford Rosemary Driscoll and Bill Seymour Deborah and Max Stone Peter Townsend and Hilary McGregor Daniel and Patty Walton Maureen and Richard Wooster STAR Anonymous Paul and Jackie Adams Annette and Jason Arabasz Grigely Robbin Bell and John Garrison Peter Berube David Bishop
Steven Borgeson Elaine Bortman Barbara and Joseph Boykin Carol and Stephen Brayman David C. Brown Peter and Janice Burke Jeff and Denise Burns Jay Caraviello Mary Beth and Jim Connolly E. Steven Coren Kevin and Michelle Coughlin Douglas and Sue Crossley Aimee Dalrymple Robert Davoli Joseph Dello Russo Laura Senier and Ken DelPapa Rev. Robert F Dick II Tom Dixon Ed and Sue Doherty Michael Driscoll Ann Drouilhet William and Mavis Efthim David and Lynn Falwell Henry and Dr. Kathleen Faulkner Scott Sandler and Julie Freedman Claire and Jan Galkowski Brian and Patti Gaudet John and Kris Gaziano Amy Gould Steven and Stenie Gullans Robert Hall and Paige Brodie Judy and Terry Harrington Faye and Robert Harrington Kalman and Ellen Heller Claire Henry Katy Reid and David Himmelberger John F Hudson Shirley Hui and Robert M. Allen Lisa Hurley Jeff Idels Frank and Beth Jenkins Beverly Rich and Martin Kessel
Lisa Kirby Gibbs Scott and Paula Koehler John Landry Diane Leclair Alissa and Gerry Leonard Diana Levinson Susan Mahan Dave Martin Christine and Andy Matz Jeanie May and Richard MacLean Robert and Jacqueline McBride John Memishian and Elaine Burns Janet and Bob Mendelsohn Frederick Monbouquette Barbara Moore and Jack Van Woerkom Anne M. Morgan Deanna Norton Rob and Linda OReilly Bruce Pearson Aldo and Connie Pitt Michael Pojman Christine and Jerry Potts Brian Arnold and Elizabeth Pryor Susan Rice Joseph and Terri Riley Clare and Mark Robinson Sarah Monaco George Schnee Anne Lindsay and Dr. David Schwarz Debbie and Ed Shooshanian Ken Soderholm Kathleen Donovan and Richard Stephen Jennifer and Richard Stoner Dan Tappan Jay and Carol Virshbo Maria Freda and Antonio Viva Eileen Weber and Bob Caplin Lyla and Neil Weinbaum Jane and Mark Weiner James White Jr Mary and Gary Wolf David and Marcy Yuknat 27
MEMBERS FEATURE Anonymous Jenny Adams Joyce and Mel Albert Ellen Alfaro Karen Anderson Alexandra and David Andrews Rob and Anne Marie Andrews Anne Andrews David and Julie Baker James Ballard Julie and Jacob Barth Thomas Benson Deirdre Bergeron and Randy Divinski Deborah Bergstrom Jeanne Berk Helen Berman Bridget and Kyle Bettigole Norman Bitsoli Kenneth A Bloom Andrew and Nancy Blume Sharon Botwinik and Steven Bacharach Kate Boucher James Bowen Joseph OLeary and Sharon Burke Donna-Jo Burns Maureen and Peter Cary Robert Killian and Sarah Chambers Cheryl and Kenneth Chernack Jennifer Chin Craig Chisholm Tom and Megan Cobb David Cohen Carol and Ken Conway Kathy and Don Copson James Crossley James Crowley Charles (Rusty) Cushman Kathryn D’Addesio Sara Dale Brent and Serena Davis Hall Nancy Dellarocco David Di Iulio Tod and Jennifer Dimmick Nancy and Timothy Donahue Brian and Corinne Donovan John Donovan and Patricia Griffin Glen and Norma DuBois 28
Alexandra Dulchinos Michael and Cheryl Elkins Scott Epstein Timothy Ernst Martha Fagan Artie and Tricia Fair Brian Farrington Anne Fitzgerald Ira Foss Andy Frankenfield David Margil and Jodi Freedman Mary Ellen and Stephen Fulton Lisa Fusaro Zach Galvin Steven Garfinkle Maura Gaughan Tara Mowery and Dave Getchonis Sue Gibbons David and Pam Glass Glen and Annie Glater Harvey Goldfine Nancy and Barry Gonder Fredrick Goode Jeremy Goodman David B. Gordon Randy and Martin Gredinger Lydia and Gregory Grehn Sandra Guidrey Michael and Karen Gurnick Rena Gurski Alaine and Bill Hamel Carol Hamilton Michael Hanc Judy and Mark Hannum Susan Harvey Lynda Heller Robert Hildebrand Tim Holiner Bruce and June Howlett Roberta Humez Cathi Ianno Lisa Jacobs Marc and Joanne Jacobs Susan and Neal Jasinski Judy and Charles Johnson Paul and Cynthia Johnson Arthur Johnson Robert Johnson Henry and Ellen Kanner Dr. Peter Katz
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