The Center for Arts in Natick | Member Guide | Jul-Sept 2022 by natickarts

The Center for Arts in Natick

JUL – SEPT 2022

MEMBER GUIDE SMALL SPACE | BIG EXPERIENCE

TA I M A N E UPCOMING Gary Hoey Taylor Dayne Jordan Rudess Adam Ezra Group

C AT I E C U R T I S & MAIA SHARP

JD Souther Dark Desert Eagles Richard Thompson Tom Rush And more...

SOUL ASYLUM (ACOUSTIC)

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Dear TCAN Members, Greetings from the staff at TCAN, and happy spring/ summer to all of you! To our newest members who joined or renewed in the month of May, welcome – and thank you for contributing your support to keep live music, art-house movie screenings, comedy shows and children’s programs alive in MetroWest! We are pleased to announce the expansion of our “TCAN presents” performances at several area venues this summer, starting with the return of Carbon Leaf to Lookout Farm in South Natick on June 26. Outdoor concerts at Lookout Farm continue with Adam Ezra Group (Jul 24), Allman Brothers Tribute “The Peacheaters,” (Aug 7), and wrap up with The HillBenders (Aug 14) with their bluegrass take on music from The Who. We’ll also be presenting gospel legends The Blind Boys of Alabama at Keiter Center on the Walnut Hill School campus (Aug 19), and a rare local appearance by Eighties pop icon Taylor Dayne at Natick’s own The Verve hotel (Jul 16). Good times ahead!

DIRECTOR’S NOTE as Patron Services Specialist, and Dave Costa of Franklin, MA, who joins TCAN as our new Theater Operations Manager. Dave C. promises to do his best to assume the responsibilities of Nina Bregler-Scibelli, who has relocated to New Hampshire. Congratulations and best of luck to Paige and Dave in their new roles! The last word this month goes to Nicola Anderson, who continues to curate all the films screened in the TCAN Cinema Room. Nicola has organized two brand new film series premiering this month. The Royal Opera House Series will feature music performances filmed live from the London Stage, beginning with the opera La Traviata followed by Tchaikovsky’s classic ballet Swan Lake, performed by London’s Royal Ballet. June will also see the premier of a new Family Movie Series generously sponsored by the Allain + Warren Group, featuring great kids’ movies for just $5 a ticket (including a free popcorn!). Let summer begin! David Lavalley, Executive Director

We welcome two new additions to the TCAN staff this month: Paige Matheson of Natick

TCAN STAFF David Lavalley Executive Director Erin Basile Associate Director Nicola Anderson Development Manager

BOARD OF DIRECTORS William Bachman Ricky Ball D. Michael Collins Chair Tom Halchuk

TABLE OF CONTENTS Events

TCAN Presents

Education

Film Series

Ariana Carroll Membership and Sponsorhip Coordinator

Frank Hanenberger Rick Jennett

Community

David Costa Theater Operations Manager

Matthew McCue

Members

Bill Doucette Facilities Coordinator

Antonio Viva

Cheryl Ebeling Bookkeeper Audrey Ensor Marketing Coordinator Paige Matheson Patron Services Specialist

Ed Strickland Steve Wilson Treasurer Committee Members Jessica Allain Mary Ellen Fulton Sophie Krentzman 3

EVENTS ALTERNATIVE ROCK

SOUL ASYLUM (ACOUSTIC) JUL 8 | 8PM

Nearly 40 years after Soul Asylum coalesced as a band, the album Hurry Up and Wait underscores that vocalist/guitarist Dave Pirner is the rare musician who pairs the confidence of a seasoned veteran with the unflagging enthusiasm and ambition of an artist just starting out. $55/$50 | $45 public | $40 members ROCK

GARY HOEY JUL 9 | 8PM

Whether he’s playing scorching originals or classic rock covers, his solos are thrilling and reminiscent of Eric Clapton or Stevie Ray in their fiery youth. Gary Hoey’s ability to mix feeling, phrasing, technique and tone is the true mark of a master guitarist. $30 public | $25 members

BLUEGRASS

WE BANJO 3 JUL 20 | 8PM

One of the best live acts to come out of Ireland in recent years is the multi-awarded winning We Banjo 3. With a 7 time all Ireland banjo champ, a 4 time banjo champ, and another member who is an all Ireland champ on both fiddle and Bodhran, and boasting superb 4 part harmonies as well, they have not surprisingly taken the North American Celtic and Bluegrass worlds by storm. “Their blend of Celtic and Bluegrass with dashes of folk-pop and country is perfectly suited for the Americana scene….” -AXS $40 public | $35 members This show is generously sponsored by Metrowest Subaru. 4

EVENTS ROCK

JORDAN RUDESS JUL 22 | 8PM

Voted “Best Keyboardist of All Time” by Music Radar Magazine, Rudess is known as the keyboardist and multi-instrumentalist extraordinaire of platinum-selling and Grammy-nominated band, Dream Theater. He is renowned for his unique fusion of classical technique and influences with rock sensibilities. $45/$40 premium | $35 public | $30 members SINGER-SONGWRITERS

CATIE CURTIS & MAIA SHARP JUL 23 | 8PM

Catie Curtis pulls down the walls between the audience and the performer. Before the pandemic, she continued to play shows for a legion of fans who shared stories with her at the merch table night after night. Maia Sharp has written songs recorded by big names such as The Dixie Chicks, Cher, Edwin McCain, and more. She also is a performer in her own right. $26 public | $22 members

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EVENTS SINGER-SONGWRITER

JD SOUTHER JUL 28 | 8PM

Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee JD Souther is “one of the most celebrated songwriters of his generation,” writes Interview Magazine. He has penned multiple hits for big names as well as established a cult following as a performer with the Souther-Hillman-Furay Band and as a solo artist. $55/$50 premium | $40 public | $36 members COUNTRY

THE ABRAMS & MIKO MARKS JUL 29 | 8PM

The Abrams perform with an explosive energy, honed over two decades of experience in front of audiences around the world. Miko Marks proves to be a bonafide maverick that has blazed an unprecedented trail in the music industry, spreading a message of unity and outspokenness for black musicians in country music and beyond. $26 public | $22 members

EVENTS JAZZ

JOHN JORGENSON QUINTET JUL 30 | 8PM

All About Jazz has described a live performance by the five member John Jorgenson Quintet as “a mix of soulful romance and rollicking celebration, with Jorgenson’s fingers a blur that created avalanches of notes and chords, his dazzling prowess often caused listeners to gasp at the speed and sound...” $30 public | $25 members ROCK

AZTEC TWO-STEP 2.0 AUG 6 | 8PM

Rex Fowler’s new ensemble continues the Aztec Two-Step legacy following Neal’s retirement. With 2- and 3-part harmonies, multi-instrumental arrangements and Dodie Pettit’s dazzling guitar, this group is performing all the favorite ATS classics and some forgotten gems. $30 public | $26 members

NEW AGE

TAIMANE

AUG 11 | 8PM

Taimane dazzles audiences with her unique talent, style and repertoire - from Bach to rock, flamenco infernos to tribal hymns. While Taimane is known for her virtuosity, she is, first and foremost, a world-class entertainer, and we are thrilled to welcome her to Natick as part of her first tour outside of Hawai’i since January 2020. “So much magic unfolded in such short order. Within the first moments of Taimane’s stunning set, we hear her play fiery flamenco, a famous phrase from the opera Carmen, a touch of Bach and more than a nod to her Hawaiian homeland, all on her ukulele.” - Bob Boilen, host of NPR’s Tiny Desk Concerts $35 public | $30 members order online | natickarts.org/calendar | 508.647.0097

EVENTS BLUES

COCO MONTOYA & RONNIE BAKER BROOKS AUG 12 | 8PM

With these two sharing the stage, it’s going to be a night packed with profound blues and hard-rocking good times. Montoya’s soulful, emotional vocals and Brooks’ powerhouse hands make them outstanding live performers in a show we know you’ll enjoy. $38 public | $35 members ROCK

THE DRIFTERS AUG 20 | 8PM

Back on tour, The Drifters are bringing you a monumental reunion celebrating their 50-year catalogue of memorable hits. Up on the Roof. Under the Boardwalk. This Magic Moment. There Goes My Baby. Dance with Me. Spanish Harlem. Stand by Me. The list of hits goes on and on. $48 public | $45 members

EVENTS BLUES

JAMES MONTGOMERY BAND AUG 26 | 8PM

Montgomery’s bluesy harmonica playing, singing and energetic stage show led to his band gaining a reputation as one of the hottest bands on the New England music scene. James has continued to carry out the blues tradition and is still a vital blues presence and one of the most dynamic performers on stage. $26 public | $22 members ROCK

DARK DESERT EAGLES AUG 27 | 8PM

#1 Tribute To America’s Greatest Rock Band, The Eagles. Touched by the passing of Eagles cofounder Glenn Frey, Pat Badger (founding member of the multi-platinum rock act Extreme) formed the Dark Desert Eagles in tribute. $40 public | $35 members

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EVENTS SINGER-SONGWRITERS

OSHIMA BROTHERS & TAYLOR ASHTON SEPT 8 | 8PM

Jamie and Sean Oshima’s creative partnership is overwhelmingly positive – from the wonderful way their voices harmonize and their overlapping musical taste to having someone who has had your back for your entire life. The Georgia Straight took note of Taylor Ashton’s “offkilter lyrical excursions.” $22 public | $18 members SINGER-SONGWRITER

JONATHAN EDWARDS SEP 9 | 8PM

Jonathan Edwards has an outward maturity and an inner, youthful exuberance combined in an intense and contagious love of life. When asked if he ever gets weary of singing “Sunshine” or “Shanty” or any of his earlier compositions, he replies, “Every night is a new night, every crowd is a different context and every performance feels like the first time.” $35 public | $30 members

ROCK

JOURNEYMAN: A TRIBUTE TO ERIC CLAPTON SEP 10 | 8PM

Shaun Hague has built quite the resume in the last decade of his life. At just 17, he was named “The Best Young Blues Guitarist” by The House of Blues and by 21, the young guitarist was playing guitar for blues phenom Kenny Wayne Shepherd. In honor of his biggest musical influence (Eric Clapton), Hague has been making waves with his tribute show that features Robert Monroe (keys/vocals), Darius Peterson (drums) and Laura Lopardo (backing vocals). Together, they provide a powerful performance of all aspects of Clapton’s career from Bluesbreakers to From The Cradle! $35 public | $30 members 10

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EVENTS FOLK

TODD SNIDER SEPT 16 | 8PM

Todd Snider is perhaps the quintessential post-modern troubadour, toiling away on the folk and Americana circuits year after year. His most recent album, First Agnostic Church of Hope and Wonder, is a funky set he recorded during the COVID-19 pandemic. $45 public | $40 members FOLK-ROCK

RICHARD THOMPSON SEP 15 | 8PM

The Los Angeles Times says Thompson is “the finest rock songwriter after Dylan and the best electric guitarist since Hendrix.” Thompson’s influence can’t be overstated. Everybody from Robert Plant, Don Henley, and Elvis Costello to REM, Sleater-Kinney and David Byrne have covered his music. $90/$85 premium | public $80 | $70 members

FOLK

AN EVENING WITH COWBOY JUNKIES SEP 18 | 7:30PM

In 1988, Cowboy Junkies proved that there was an audience waiting for something quiet, beautiful and reflective. The Trinity Session stood out in the midst of the flash and bombast that came to define the late 80’s. The now classic recording combined folk, blues and rock in a way that had never been heard before and went on to sell more than a million copies. Unlike most long-lasting groups, Cowboy Junkies have never had a break up or taken a sanity-saving hiatus. “It’s that intimacy and understanding of what each one of us brings to the table,” says Michael about the group’s appreciation for each other. $75 public | $65 members This show is generously sponsored by Metrowest Subaru. 12

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EVENTS FOLK

JON POUSETTE-DART BAND SEP 17 | 8PM

The Pousette-Dart Band, led by Jon Pousette-Dart carved a place in the landscape of American music in the 1970’s. They were a mainstay of album radio, a favorite on the college circuit, and became one of the busiest touring groups in the US working with such acts as The Byrds, Bonnie Raitt, Little Feat, The Eagles, James Taylor and more. $35 public | $30 members FOLK

TOM RUSH

SEP 23 & 24 | 8PM

Tom Rush helped shape the American folk revival in the ’60s and the renaissance of the ’80s and ’90s, his music having left its stamp on generations of artists. As vital and engaging as ever, Tom is still doing what audiences love him for: writing and playing …passionately, tenderly…knitting together the musical traditions and talents of our times. $50 public | $45 members

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ADAM EZRA GROUP JUL 24 | 5:30PM

Fusing folk intimacy and rock energy with soul power and pop charm, the band first emerged from Boston in the early 2000s and quickly garnered widespread acclaim for their bold, insightful songwriting and interactive, euphoric performances. $270 premium | $180 large | $90 small COUNTRY-ROCK

THE PEACHEATERS AUG 7 | 5:30PM

Fueled by admiration and passion for the music of the Allman Brothers Band, The Peacheaters have been rocking audiences for over 15 years. The Boston Globe, WZLX, Boston’s Classic Rock Radio, and many other media outlets have raved about the authenticity of the band’s performances. $270 premium | $180 large | $90 small

BLUEGRASS

THE HILLBENDERS AUG 14 | 5:30PM

Formed in April of 2008, and still touring with the original lineup, The HillBenders have firmly established their presence as one of the most energetic and engaging progressive acoustic bands on the scene and they continue to wow audiences from stages around the country and around the world. The HillBenders have shifted their focus back onto their originals and have released their fourth studio album, appropriately and eponymously titled The HillBenders. Many of the songs have been shared in live settings over the last couple years as they band toured in support of “Tommy” but never have they been recorded until now. $270 premium | $180 large | $90 small 14

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TCAN PRESENTS POP

TAYLOR DAYNE AT THE VERVE JUL 16 | 8PM

Taylor Dayne is an American pop icon with a career spanning three decades. Her groundbreaking debut single Tell It To My Heart turned her into an overnight international star in 1987. Dance your feet off at this standing room only show. $35 advance | $45 day of show GOSPEL

THE BLIND BOYS OF ALABAMA AT THE KEITER CENTER AUG 19 | 8PM

The Blind Boys are known for crossing multiple musical boundaries with their remarkable interpretations of everything from traditional gospel favorites to contemporary spiritual material by songwriters such as Eric Clapton, Prince and Tom Waits. $75/$70 premium | $55 public | $50 members

EDUCATION Pocket Full of Tales presents theater workshops for students of all experience levels. 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 See our website for more information natickarts.org/class-sections

SUMMER THEATER WORKSHOPS MONDAY-FRIDAY 9AM-3PM AGES 5-11

$375 public | $350 members

101 DALMATIONS JUL 6-10

An evil woman, her sidekicks, lots of adorable dogs and two owners who will do whatever it takes to keep them from becoming a coat! A musical adventure for the ages.

PRINCESS MARIGOLD & THE FOREST PRINCE JUL 18-22

Princess Marigold and Prince Chris become fast friends and bring joy and kindness to their kingdoms in the most unlikely way.

WIZARD’S SCHOOL JUL 25-29

Young wizards gather at a grand castle to learn spells, uncover magical secrets and protect their friends from danger.

ALICE IN WONDERLAND AUG 8-12

Delight the imagination in this fun-filled musical that follows the slippery slide down the rabbit hole.

DR. DOOLITTLE GOES TO HOLLYWOOD AUG 15-19

Doc is needed in Hollywood to take care of animals on the set of a hit movie and boy do those Diva pets and their movie star owners give him a run for his money.

WHO CAN TRAIN A DRAGON? AUG 22-26

There are plenty of young vikings ready for the challenge of catching and training dragons in this tale inspired by the popular book series.

Full workshop descriptions are located on our website at natickarts.org/class-sections

FILM SERIES

ROH SERIES Continuing this Summer

FAMILY FILM SERIES Saturdays July - August SPONSORED BY THE ALLAIN + WARREN GROUP

DOWNTON ABBEY: A NEW ERA June 26 - July 14

JAZZ FEST August 7 - 18

ELVIS July 19 - August 5

THE YANKEE CLIPPER (SILENT FILM SERIES) August 21

COMMUNITY SUMMER STREET GALLERY

IRISA TREIJS JULY - AUGUST

Artist Irisa Treijs is a Master of ceramic, porcelain, metalwork, photography and painting. Her work is important as it preserves and prevails the spirit of those before her, while each piece created is uniquely her own. Her inspirations come from Nature and her work focuses on organic abstractions in clay, metalwork, paintings, illustrations and macro-photography. SUMMER STREET GALLERY

RÓZSI ADEAN MOSER SEPTEMBER - OCTOBER

Rózsi is an artist who lives and works in Sudbury. She has studied with many local and regional artists, and has explored art making extensively, experimenting with new ideas and materials for the last ten years. She works primarily in acrylics and mixed media on pieces ranging from four square inches to five foot square paintings. Her work also includes wearable art, making one-of-a-kind handbags. All Pieces are available for purchase at any time during the run of the exhibit. Price lists are available for view in the TCAN lobby. Purchased pieces can be picked up at the conclusion of the exhibit. If you are interested in reserving a piece, please contact the Box Office at (508) 647-0097 during regular box office hours. Hours: The Gallery is open to the general public during box office hours: 12pm-4pm Tuesday through Friday, and 12pm-2pm Saturday. TCAN is closed on Sundays and Mondays except for performances. To become an exhibitor , please visit us at natickarts.org/artist/summer-street-gallery

TCAN PLAYERS

BLITHE SPIRIT

SEPTEMBER 30 & OCTOBER 1 OCTOBER 7 & 8

TCAN Players present Blithe Spirit, a comic play by Noël Coward. The play concerns the socialite and novelist Charles Condomine, who invites the eccentric medium and clairvoyant, Madame Arcati, to his house to conduct a séance, hoping to gather material for his next book. Visit natickarts.org/tcan-players for more information and updates. 19

MEMBERS The TCAN Founders Society was established in 2005 to honor the dedication of a distinguished group of TCAN’s most generous benefactors and friends. Many of these Founders Society members were also instrumental in the creation of TCAN at its inception, working and participating as active volunteers. TCAN is pleased to honor the donors whose generosity supports its cultural mission. Those individuals who have made lifetime gifts of $15,000 or more to TCAN, and organizations contributing $30,000 or more are honored as members of the Founders Society. In addition to their philanthropic support, Founders Society members are at the heart of the TCAN community, serving as volunteers, board members and advocates for The Center for Arts in Natick.

FOUNDERS SOCIETY PLATINUM Jack and Shelley Blais Robert E. Courtemanche George Fiske Lauren and Roy Komack Karen and Reginald Leese Massachusetts Historical Commission Massachusetts Cultural Facilities Fund MetroWest Subaru Middlesex Savings Bank MutualOne Bank Nellie Mae Education Foundation Craig Ross and Denise Nelken Kathleen and Bill Rousseau Stonegate Group, LLC GOLD Anonymous Amelia Peabody Charitable Fund The Brack Family Ricky and Jay Ball John Memishian and Elaine Burns Michael and Barbara Collins John and Emma Quint Memorial Fund Foundation for Metrowest Grayce B. Kerr Fund, Inc. Tom and Kelley Halchuk Highland Street Foundation Joseph and Sandra Hurwitz Rick and Nancy Jennett

Stephen and Maschia Kaplan Leon Lowenstein Foundation, Inc. Tim and Elizabeth LePain Steve Levinsky and Denise Girardin Mass Cultural Council Kathleen McDonough and Edward Berman Nicholas and Martha Perakis SILVER Anonymous (4) Berklee College of Music Bose Corporation Ed Daly and Karen Lieberman-Daly Fair & Yeager Insurance Agency, Inc. Carp and David Ferrari David B Fischer and Carol O’Connor-Fischer Mary and Ed Hudson David Lavalley and Sherry Sandoval Shirley and David Parish Roche Bros. Ed and Sheila Strickland Sudbury Foundation Judy and Anthony Cosimini Total Wine & More Kristine and John Van Amsterdam Denise and Steve Wilson BRONZE Anonymous Eileen Weber and Bob Caplin Bill and Jane Bachman

Beth and Richard Compson Richard Bernardo Trust Fran and David Elovitz Bruce and Terri Evans David and Lynn Falwell Edward and Lillian Fassino Drs. Henry and Kate Faulkner Steven and Renee Finn Bruce Weisberg and Serge Genesse Rud and Judie Ham Frank and Melissa Hanenberger Joe and Janet Idzal Cyndi Jones and Steven Birnbaum David and Carol Krentzman Fred and Beth Lane Robby and Geoffrey Levy John and Paula Moran Dr. Johanna Perlmutter Karen and Matt Pierce Mysore and Judy Ravindra Judy and Walter Rich Joel and Bonnie Rosenthal Glenn Shambroom and Nina Righter Deborah and Max Stone Peter Townsend and Hilary McGregor Aileen and Matthew Zogby Brooks and Linda Zug

MEMBERS INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP PRODUCER Kathleen McDonough and Edward Berman Steve and Denise Wilson

DIRECTOR Michael and Barbara Collins Stonegate Group, LLC David and Barbara Fran Dorant Karen and Reginald Leese Nicholas and Martha Perakis Catherine and Joseph Reynolds Glenn Shambroom and Nina Righter Ed and Sheila Strickland Daniel and Patty Walton

ARTIST Jane and Bill Bachman Cyndi Jones and Steven Birnbaum Janet Bailey Lois and Linc Cornell Ed Daly and Karen Lieberman-Daly George Fiske Larry Dick and Lucia Frenkel Cheryl and Michael Hines Joseph Hurwitz Joe and Janet Idzal Rick and Nancy Jennett Stephen and Maschia Kaplan John and Patty Kavazanjian David Lavalley and Sherry Sandoval Anne Lindsay and Dr. David Schwarz Dr. Johanna Perlmutter Karen and Matt Pierce Robert and Katherine Provost Eileen Weber andBob Caplin Maureen and Richard Wooster

SUPERSTAR Rob and Anne Marie Andrews

Mark and Sandra Beyerly Carol and Ken Conway Judy and Anthony Cosimini Douglas and Sue Crossley Jacqueline de Boer-Pearson and Bruce Pearson Laura Senier and Ken DelPapa Tod and Jennifer Dimmick Frances Elovitz Bruce and Terri Evans Steven and Renee Finn Jonathan Freedman and Elizabeth Smith-Freedman Robbin Bell and John Garrison Stephen and Carol Geremia Kitty and Paul Gerry Jennifer Grinnell and Christopher Gardner Frank and Melissa Hanenberger Mark Hanlon Judy and Terry Harrington Toney Hopkins Lena and Paul Joseph Evelyn Kaatz Richard Kadison Candace and Dr. James Kasser Polly Kornblith and Mike Newman Jill and Pete Kovatsis Michael and Karen McGreal Rick and Diane Mitchell Robert C. Mueller Jeff Olsen Shirley and David Parish Paula Passi and Matthew McCue Freya and Laird Pendleton Jan Phlegar and Bob Vierling Kirsten and Dwight Poler Jim Reulbach Clare and Mark Robinson Rebecca Feldman and Brian Roessler Rosemary Driscoll and Bill Seymour Geralyn and Roger Sundin Jay and Carol Virshbo

STAR Jeremiah Ambrose

Jaqueline and Robert Apsler Michael and Karen Balcom Peter Berube David Bishop Kenneth A Bloom Barbara and Joseph Boykin Carol and Stephen Brayman Marilyn Bregoli and Joel Bottesini Jay Caraviello and Tammy Falvey Robert Killian and Sarah Chambers Scott and Pat Clark Beth and Brian Clymer Mary Beth and Jim Connolly E. Steven Coren Kevin and Michelle Coughlin Christine Robinson and Joseph Creary Aimee Dalrymple Robert Davoli and Eileen McDonagh Adam Dehner Kathleen and Joseph Dello Russo David and Becky DesRoches Lori and Charles Digisi Thomas Dixon Michael Driscoll Artie and Tricia Fair David and Lynn Falwell Henry and Dr. Kathleen Faulkner Kim and Chip Fontaine Andy Frankenfield Margaret Gallerani Marijane and Edward Geary Mark Globerson John and Margaret Goetz Dr. Harvey and Allison Goldfine Steven and Stenie Gullans Amy and Christopher Gullotti Sheila Buckley and John Harris Bruce Hauben Kalman and Ellen Heller Karen Johansen and Gardner Hendrie Katy Reid and David Himmelberger 21

MEMBERS Shirley Hui and Robert M. Allen Lisa Hurley Katherine Manners and Ed Hyatt Jeffrey Hyman Roger Katz Beverly Rich and Martin Kessel Christine and David Konys Karen and Phillips Kuhl Teresa and Robert Laurence Diane Leclair Betsy Lee Ruth Levine and John Perten Mrs. Diana B Levinson Kathleen MacKinnon Susan Mahan Patty and John Mahoney Christine and Andy Matz Jeanie May and Richard MacLean Robert and Jacqueline McBride Morris McClintock Frederick Monbouquette Barbara Moore and Jack VanWoerkom Jeffrey and Carol Mushnick Deanna and Augustus Norton Rob and Linda O’Reilly Rebecca Parkhill Wendy Paul Barbara Wolfinger and Stuart Peskoe Michael Pyle Jason Reck Deborah Reinemann Don Ross Leslie Schwarz and John Carulli Patricia and James Scurlock Susan and Paul W Shaw Emily Shugarman Sandra Smith Barbara Anne Sousa Peter G Cary and Maureen Staley-Carey Kathleen Donovan and Richard Stephen Kem Stewart and Amey Moot Barbara Webster and Skip Tannen Dr. Marc Tedesco 22

John Vetrano Lyla and Neil Weinbaum Jane and Mark Weiner James White Jr Sally M Williams David and Marcy Yuknat

FEATURE Jenny Adams Joyce and Mel Albert Douglas and Barbara Ambos Robert and Nicola Anderson Anne and Richard Andrews Alexandra and David Andrews Liz Angell Robert Antia Susan and Brian Barnhart James and Karen Baroody David Barros Denise and Michael Barry Julie and Jacob Barth Erin and Ron Basile Mindy Milberg and Phil Benjamin Karen Benoit and Paul Keyes Robin B Berman Bruno Berszoner Norman Bitsoli Nicolette Blanco Patricia and Evan Bleicher Andrew and Nancy Blume Joseph Boschetto James Bowen Arthur Bowes Shari and Robert Brass Denise Brennan Stefan and Meghan Breuer Amy Brooks Christine Brown David C. Brown Cynthia Brown Joseph O’Leary and Sharon Burke Roberta Burns Donna-Jo Burns Susan Burt Robert and Soleil Charbonnier Cheryl and Kenneth Chernack Tim Claffey Diana Clark Christopher Condon Kathy and Don Copson Ed Council

Leanne Cowley Kathleen and Leo Croft JC and Marie Crossley Charles (Rusty) Cushman Karen and Paul Dale Brent and Serena Davis Hall Jess Delaney Nancy Dellarocco David Di Iulio Nancy Dlott Ed and Sue Doherty John Doherty Nancy and Timothy Donahue Thomas Donnelly Michael and Jih-Ho Donovan Doug and Shannon Drenik Kimberly Duckworth Alexandra Dulchinos Mathew Dunleavy Barbara Ebert Neale Eckstein Ann Eggleston Stephanie Elkort Jean and Brian Ensor Scott Epstein Jim and Andrea Everett-Wilson Betty and Henry Febo Ann Ferriter Geoffrey Filker Glenda Fishman James Frantzreb and Isabel Simons Scott Sandler and Julie Freedman David Margil and Jodi Freedman Kathleen Fuller Mary Ellen and Stephen Fulton Lisa Fusaro Donna Gallo and William Leary Zach Galvin John and Kris Gaziano Rachel Geller Rick Gentile Sue Gibbons Robert Gill Brita and Gary Gill-Austern Glen and Annie Glater David Hartranft and Martha Gold Heidi and Neal Gold

MEMBERS Fredrick Goode David B. Gordon Janice and Greg Gormican Mark and Melissa Greenlaw Ian Scott Grossman Alaine and Bill Hamel Helen and Ray Hamel Carol Hamilton Michael Hanc Lynda Heller Alyssa and Peter Helliwell James and Kathleen Henderson Robert Hildebrand Tim Holiner Bert Holman Elaine Holmes Sally Hopkins Bruce and June Howlett Robert Hundertmark Lisa Jacobs Stephanie and John Jennings Judy and Charles Johnson Mike and Jan Johnson Bobby Jones Anthony Juliani Henry and Ellen Kanner Pamela Kaufmann Shetal and Richard Kaye Lisa and Tim Keefe Arthur L Keigler II and Gabriele M Ganswindt Robert Kelly Brian and Mary Kenny Joseph Ketner Lisa Kirby Gibbs and Peter Gibbs Scott and Paula Koehler Steven Kornstein David and Carol Krentzman John Lagreca Susan Lancoon Kathleen and Bert Lannon John and Kathleen Lawton Michael Lee Rebecca Leong Stephen and Kathy Lillis Anders Lindell Jeffrey Loeb Terri Loewenthal and Michael Fisher Margaret A Lowe Susan Lubner Joanne and Ray Lucas

Eliot Lurier Eric Luskin Kathryn Mackintosh Michelle and Robert Major Nancy Maldari and Stephen Rubinstein Maria Mannix Richard L Marsh and Judith Odenheimer Lisa Marshall David C Martin LisaAnn DuKaten Ted Mathews Bob and Ronda Matson Bo and Daniel McAuliffe Terry McCarthy David McCarthy John and Sally McCoubrey Lane and Kirsten McDonough Kelly McGough Seth Levine and Ellen Pamela McMahon Cynthia and John McReynolds Janet and Bob Mendelsohn Chris Milford and Patricia Ford John and Paula Moran Rozsi Moser and Matthew Ginty Chris Mosher JoAnne and Larry Muench Al and Ann Mullen Brian and Jennifer Murphy Frank Murphy Michael Nowlan Jim and Judith O’Connor Stuart Auerbach and Marilyn O’Reagan Timothy O’Cain Patricia Mattina and Alan Packard Elliot “Eric” Packer Karen and Jeff Greene Denise and Richard Pearson Grafton Pease Maura and Bill Peterson Ronald Phipps John Phylis Thomas and Nancy Powers Gary and Jill Rabideau Jeffrey and Janice Rahn Laura and Bill Rainsford

Priscilla Ramsay and Clint Berge Jessica and David Reed Chris and Kathy Rehl Paula and Janis Reiters Susan Rice Andrew Meyer and Betsy Rigby Glenn and Carolyn Robbins Liz and Ken Robinson Sandra and Doug Robinson Joan M. Roman Gloria and Burton Rose Mitchel Rose Thomas Rose Lori and Jeff Rosen Barbra Rosenberg Nancy S Rosenthal Sonya Ross Peter L Rossetti Peter Rovick Peggy Broekel and Matthew Rovner George and Lynn Rowan Ken Samuelian John Sasonoff Chris Scharff and Fay DeAvignon Kerri Scharr and Daniel Weiner Christine Schell and Marco Kaltofen David and Amy Schelleng Karl Schlemmer and Leslie Levine George and Clara Schnee Cathy Scholz Elizabeth and Michael Seeger Chi Ho Sham Greg Sheldon Adams and Susan Shipman Thomas Siegel Theresa St. John and Steven Siegel Erik Sirri Prof. John B. Smith H James Smith Nancy and Chet Smith Shawn Smith Rachael Solem Egilius L.H. Spierings Karin Stanley and Sheldon Lockman 23

MEMBERS Alan and Marsha Stein Jennifer and Matt Steinberg Tina and Jeff Sternick Jackee and Neil Stigliano Ron Stoloff Jennifer and Richard Stoner Steven and Joyce Streeter Patricia and Philip Terrell Judith Thomson Paula Topliffe Debra Torosian Joanne Trask Gary Trenholm Stephen Trimble Michael Tveskov Bonnie Twomey Robert and Janis Violante Barbara and Dr. Mark Vonnegut Nathan Weinsaft Fran and Joe Weisse Amy and Eric Wells C Russell Whittle Ken Wilcox Carolyn Williams Donene Williams Jeanne Williamson Ostroff and Josh Ostroff Mary and Gary Wolf Cheryl Wolf Edith and James S Wolfson Jocelyn Woodruff Carol Woolfe Fred Wright David Zebny Lisa Zwirn Members at Feature Level or greater as of June 1, 2022

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