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85 th Season | 2021 - 2022
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contents
Performance Schedule
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Welcome Message
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Who We Are
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Season Performances
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Education
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In Memoriam
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Contributors
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Bravo Circle Salon Series
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General Information
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Corporate Sponsors + Grantors
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cover photo: martha graham dance company by hibbard nash
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85th Season 2021-2022 performance schedule
september
november
january
chamber
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classical
Marc-André Hamelin, piano
Eighth Blackbird: Phoenix
Tuesday, September 21, 2021 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
Jerusalem Quartet with Pinchas Zukerman & Amanda Forsyth
chamber
Tuesday, November 2, 2021 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
Saturday, January 15, 2022 | 7:30 pm St. Francis Auditorium at the New Mexico Museum of Art
dance
chamber
Rhythmic Circus: Holiday Shuffle
Alisa Weilerstein, cello The Complete Bach Cello Suites
cancelled
Tessa Lark, violin Tuesday, September 28, 2021 | 7:30 pm Scottish Rite Temple
Tuesday, November 30, 2021 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
october
december
chamber
Yefim Bronfman, piano
jazz
Friday, October 22, 2021 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
Spanish Harlem Orchestra: Salsa Navidad Tuesday, December 7, 2021 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
cancelled
St. Francis Auditorium at the New Mexico Museum of Art
february jazz
Cécile McLorin Salvant Tuesday, February 8, 2022 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
theater
Piaf ! The Show Thursday, February 17, 2022 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
classical
VOCES8 Sunday, February 20, 2022 | 7:30 pm Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi
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march
april
may
dance
dance
chamber
Martha Graham Dance Company 75th Anniversary of Appalachian Spring
Lucy Negro Redux with Nashville Ballet & Rhiannon Giddens
Gautier CapuÇon & Jean-Yves Thibaudet
Friday, March 4, 2022 | 7:30 pm Saturday, March 5, 2022 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
Sunday, April 3, 2022 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
Tuesday, May 3, 2022 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
classical chamber
theater
Beatrice Rana, piano
Selected Shorts
Friday, March 11, 2022 | 7:30 pm St. Francis Auditorium at the New Mexico Museum of Art
Saturday, April 23, 2022 | 7:30 pm Scottish Rite Temple
Chanticleer featuring The Santa Fe Symphony Chorus with Maxine Thévenot, organ Thursday, May 5, 2022 | 7:30 pm Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi
chamber
jazz
Ray Chen, violin with Julio Elizalde, piano
Vijay Iyer Sextet Friday, May 20, 2022 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
Tuesday, March 15, 2022 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
dance
Meow Meow: Pandemonium
Counterpoint with Caleb Teicher & Conrad Tao, piano
Thursday, March 24, 2022 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
Friday, May 27, 2022 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
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SEASON
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world-class music, dance, and theater Our mission is to present world-class music, dance, and theater and to provide excellent performing arts education for our community.
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a welcome message
welcome to our 85th season It is a privilege to welcome you to Performance Santa Fe’s 85th season. We are delighted you’re here and promise you an extraordinary season. Performance Santa Fe is dedicated to curating a season that enriches our collective quality of life through diverse cultural experiences, and we’re thrilled to bring you LIVE performances by some of the world’s most renowned and influential artists—Rhiannon Giddens, Cécile McLorin Salvant, Ray Chen, Yefim Bronfman, and dozens of others—at venues across Santa Fe. Our season will continue to feature some of the finest dancers in the world, including the Martha Graham Dance Company, Rhythmic Circus, Nashville Ballet, and Caleb Teicher, some of the brightest lights in the dance world. We’re also thrilled to report that over 3,000 local students participated in our various education programs last season at no cost to them. Thanks to our generous education donors, this year, artists will provide masterclasses or matinee performances to thousands of students through our Arts for Life and Masterclass series. Our success is sustained only by the generosity of our patrons and season sponsors. Performance Santa Fe is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and ticket sales only account for 40% of our annual operating budget. We are incredibly grateful to a community of supporters who continues to ensure our fiscal viability. If you would like to join Performance Santa Fe in our mission by becoming a donor at any comfortable level for you, we would love to welcome you. We invite you to contact our office at 505 984 8759 or donate online at PerformanceSantaFe.org. Warmest regards,
Amy Iwano Michael Brown Executive + Artistic Director
President of the Board 2021-2022 season
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performance santa fe more than the price of admission MAKE A DIFFERENCE
S u p p o r t t h e A n n u a l Fu n d ! For more than eight decades, Performance Santa Fe has enriched the lives of Santa Fe audiences with hundreds of world-class performances throughout the community. But, did you know that ticket sales account for only 40% of our annual operating budget? The remainder must be raised philanthropically each year from generous donors like you. By making a tax-deductible contribution to the Annual Fund, you are investing in Santa Fe’s quality of life and ongoing artistic vitality. Your gift makes a profound difference. Support the Annual Fund and enjoy an eclectic array of donor benefits based on giving level. For more information on how your annual support makes a difference, go to PerformanceSantaFe.org or contact us at 505 984 8759 or info@performancesantafe.org.
Performance Santa Fe is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
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where we are has a lot to say about who we are utah
colorado
oklahoma
santa fe
new mexico
arizona
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texas
who we are
board of directors
foundation
PRESIDENT Michael Brown
PRESIDENT Don Van Doren
VICE PRESIDENT Natalie Beller
SECRETARY and TREASURER Tana Bidwell
TREASURER Timothy Mitchell
Ben Alaimo-Monson Natalie Beller Robin S. Black Selby Key Jack Larson Timothy Mitchell Leslie Shaw
SECRETARY Don Van Doren
directors Uschi Butler Cynthia Coleman Leah Gordon Ellen Hubbell Selby Key Jack Larson David McNeel Gerald R. Solomon
emeritus director Elisabeth Lerner
staff EXECUTIVE + ARTISTIC DIRECTOR Amy Iwano DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Katie Rountree GRANTS + EDUCATION COORDINATOR Daniel Cuatt PRODUCTION MANAGER Katie Friesen AUDIENCE SERVICES MANAGER Jane Trembley FINANCE MANAGER Rachel Brooks MARKETING + COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR Helen Pinch
volunteers
GRAPHIC DESIGNER Kevin Brown
Anita Sanders, Barbara Hadley, Barbara Nicholson, Bob Hinton, Bo Keppel, Brian Koehl, Carl Bogenholm, Carol Kay, Cheryl Lederman, David Rile, Deborah Rosebery, Diana Baker, Donna Eagles, Douglas Conwell, Elizabeth Lujan, Estelle Miller, Harriet Harris, Jane Messinger, Janice Simmons, Jennifer Graves, John Burke, Laurie Grob, Loralee Freilich, Lorraine Koehl, Madeline Pryor, Margaret Merdler, Marie Newsom, Marlene Lind, Pamela Grob, Patricia Boies, Patricia Hinton, Randi Klein, Roger Knapp, Susan Lathum, Tom Franks, Virginia Barsky, Wendy Jordan
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chamber 9 /21 /21
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MARC-ANDRÉ HAMELIN, piano tuesday, september 21, 2021 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
Legendary Canadian pianist Marc-André Hamelin is celebrated worldwide for his unrivaled blend of consummate musicianship and brilliant technique. Hamelin is known for his renditions of the great works of the established repertoire, as well as for his intrepid exploration of the rarities of the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries, earning him status as a true icon in the world of classical music. With 11 Grammy Award nominations, Hamelin makes his highly anticipated return to Santa Fe with a critically-acclaimed solo program that includes masterworks by Bach, Beethoven, Scriabin, and Prokofiev.
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season performances
TESSA LARK, violin tuesday, september 28, 2021 | 7:30 pm Scottish Rite Temple
Violinist Tessa Lark is one of the most captivating artistic voices of our time, consistently praised by critics and audiences for her astounding range of sounds, technical agility, and musical elegance. In 2020, she was nominated for a Grammy Award in the Best Classical Instrumental Solo category and received one of Lincoln Center’s prestigious Emerging Artist Awards. Other recent honors include a 2018 Borletti-Buitoni Trust Fellowship, a 2016 Avery Fisher Career Grant, and a Silver Medal in the 9th Quadrennial International Violin Competition of Indianapolis. A budding superstar in the classical realm, she is also a highly acclaimed fiddler in the tradition of her native Kentucky. Don’t miss your chance to hear her “smoldering” (Washington Post), “high-energy” (The New York Times) playing in this intimate recital at the Cathedral Basilica!
“a marvel”
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chamber 10 /22 /21
“jaw dropping bravura”
—the chicago tribune
YEFIM BRONFMAN, piano friday, october 22, 2021 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
Born in Tashkent, Israeli-American pianist Yefim Bronfman has performed in the world’s greatest halls and with its brightest musical luminaries. Recognized around the globe as one of the greatest pianists of our time, this “fabulous, fearsome” (Seattle Times) performer is admired by both audiences and critics alike for his “digital dexterity, warmly romantic sentiment, and jaw-dropping bravura” (Chicago Tribune). Over his decades-long career, Bronfman has earned an Avery Fisher Prize, seven Grammy nominations, and a Grammy Award. Especially known for his “sparkling” (The New York Times) performances of Beethoven, he presents a recital in Santa Fe entirely dedicated to the iconic composer.
Presented through the generosity of Marjorie Tillman and William Watson; Elisabeth and Alan Lerner; and Gina Browning and Joe Illick in honor of Sandra Noë and Katie Rountree
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passion, precision, warmth —the times
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JERUSALEM QUARTET with PINCHAS ZUKERMAN & AMANDA FORSYTH tuesday, november 2, 2021 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Centerr
Exclusively presented through the generosity of Jane and Stephen Hochberg
One of the foremost ensembles in the world today, the acclaimed Jerusalem Quartet makes their Santa Fe debut with two very special guests — Pinchas Zukerman and Amanda Forsyth. With a celebrated international career encompassing five decades, Zukerman reigns as one of the world’s most sought-after and versatile musicians. He is renowned as a violin and viola virtuoso and admired for his expressive lyricism, singular tonal beauty, and impeccable musicianship. Rounding out this extremely rare sextet is Zukerman’s wife and Canadian Juno Award-winning cellist Amanda Forsyth, one of North America’s most dynamic cellists. With a powerful program of richly expressive works for string sextet by Bruckner, Dvořák, and Brahms, this will undoubtedly be an evening to remember.
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dance
“fast, furious footwork”
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—the new york times
RHYTHMIC CIRCUS Holiday Shuff le tuesday, november 30, 2021 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
There’s tap dancing and then there’s Rhythmic Circus — an internationallyrenowned, 12-member live music and tap dance ensemble. Experiencing one of their adrenaline-soaked performances feels like witnessing the rebirth of an art form. Winner of the Edinburgh Festival “Spirit of the Fringe” Award, this percussive dance phenomenon is electrifying audiences around the globe with its hard-hitting, rapid-fire tap and earth-shattering energy. After a successful off-Broadway run and multiple national tours, Rhythmic Circus brings its signature style to Santa Fe for the first time ever with their new show, Holiday Shuffle. This holiday season, don’t miss out on a wildly-imaginative “not-so-silent night” of upbeat holiday classics the whole family can celebrate together.
Presented through the generosity of Ann Murphy Daily and William W. Daily
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jazz 12 /7 /21
leading light of the “thesalsa reconstruction movement” —newsday
SPANISH HARLEM ORCHESTRA Salsa Navidad tuesday, december 7, 2021 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
There’s no easing you in with Spanish Harlem Orchestra —they come at you full force from start to finish. Led by pianist Oscar Hernández, this three-time Grammy Award-winning Latin jazz band sets the gold standard for excellence in authentic, New York-style, hard-core salsa. Now celebrating their 15th year, SHO is dedicated to the sounds of the barrio and their holiday show Salsa Navidad is no exception. With an unwavering respect for tradition, this 13-piece ensemble of world-class musicians and vocalists comes together to create an unparalleled holiday spectacular with salsa-fied Christmas standards and patented rhythmic panache.
Presented through the generosity of Ann Murphy Daily and William W. Daily
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classical 1 /15 /22
EIGHTH BLACKBIRD Phoenix cancelled
Four-time Grammy Award-winning new music ensemble Eighth Blackbird makes its Santa Fe debut with an eclectic program of career highlights spanning twenty-five years. Regarded as “one of the smartest, most dynamic contemporary classical ensembles on the planet” (Chicago Tribune), Eighth Blackbird first gained international attention in 1998 as the winners of the Concert Artists Guild Competition. Over the last two decades, this Chicago-based sextet has earned its status as a brand name defined by adventure, vibrancy, and quality. They were named Musical America’s 2017 Ensemble of the Year and in 2016 were the inaugural recipients of Chamber Music America’s Visionary Award as well as the prestigious MacArthur Award for Creative and Effective Institutions.
saturday, january 15, 2022 | 7:30 pm St. Francis Auditorium at the New Mexico Museum of Art
“one of the smartest, most dynamic ensembles on the planet ” —the chicago tribune
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jazz 2 /8 /22 CÉCILE M C L O R I N S A LVA N T tuesday, february 8, 2022 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
She’s back! Today’s reigning jazz vocalist returns to Santa Fe after her smash debut in 2017. The irrefutable heiress of the “Big Three” — Billie Holiday, Sarah Vaughan, and Ella Fitzgerald — Cécile McLorin Salvant has been making waves in the jazz world since she won the prestigious Thelonious Monk International Jazz Competition in 2010. Over the last decade, Salvant has skyrocketed from a favorite of jazz critics and dedicated fans to a multiGrammy Award winner and one of the most important and fearless voices in music today. As Wynton Marsalis aptly put it, “you get a singer like this once in a generation or two.”
rightly is considered one of the “salvant, greatest jazz singers of her generation —rolling stone
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Exclusively presented through the generosity of Elaine and Michael Brown
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theater 2 /17 /22
“an extraordinary audiovisual journey” —theatre royal (glasgow)
PIAF! THE SHOW thursday, february 17, 2022 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
With a million tickets sold in more than 50 countries, Piaf ! The Show, a musical celebration of the life and music of the legendary chanteuse Edith Piaf, makes its way to Santa Fe as part of an extended world tour. Conceived and directed by the Nice-based theatrical maverick Gil Marsalla, Piaf! The Show premiered in 2015 on the centennial of Piaf’s birth and was inspired by the award-winning movie “La Vie En Rose.” Performed entirely in French, the show narrates the ragsto-riches story of the Parisian singer’s career through her unforgettable songs, complemented by a visual tapestry of previously unreleased photographs and captivating projections of famous Parisian landmarks from the Piaf era. Presented through the generosity of Jan and Tom Collett
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classical 2 /20 /22
“fans of a cappella ought to hear this —bbc radio 3
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VOCES8 sunday, february 20, 2022 | 7:30 pm Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi
Touring internationally to many of the world’s greatest concert halls, British vocal ensemble VOCES8 performs an extensive repertoire through both a cappella concerts and in collaborations with leading orchestras, conductors, and soloists. Versatility and the celebration of diverse musical expression are central to the ensemble’s performance and educational ethos. A Decca Classics exclusive artist, VOCES8 has released multiple acclaimed recordings that have all reached the top of the classical music charts. The ensemble demonstrates the sheer beauty of voices in harmony through a vast range of repertoire from churches, courts, and concert halls alongside folk, jazz, and pop arrangements. The result is a rare mix of the ethereal and pure, toe-tapping fun.
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dance 3 /4 /22 3 /5 /22
P E R F O R M A N C E S A N TA F E & T H E S A N TA F E S Y M P H O N Y P R O U D LY P R E S E N T
MARTHA GRAHAM DANCE COMPANY 7 5 th A n n i v e r s a r y o f Appalachian Spring friday, march 4, 2022 | 7:30 pm saturday, march 5, 2022 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
The Martha Graham Dance Company has been recognized as a primal artistic force since 1926. Thirty years after Graham's ashes were ceremoniously scattered at El Santuario de Chimayó, the company she built into the world's finest example of modern dance makes its longawaited return to Santa Fe. To celebrate the 75th anniversary of Aaron Copland's most famous ballet, the dancers will be accompanied live by members of the Santa Fe Symphony playing the original 13-piece chamber orchestration. The program also includes 1948’s Diversion of Angels and the New Mexico premieres of Umbra, choreographed by Andrea Miller of Gallim Dance, and Immediate Tragedy, inspired by a lost 1937 Graham solo of the same name.
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March 4th performance exclusively presented through the generosity of Linda Cohen in loving memory of James Cohen
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chamber 3 /11 /22
B E AT R I C E R A N A , p i a n o friday, march 11, 2022 | 7:30 pm St. Francis Auditorium at the New Mexico Museum of Art
Italian pianist Beatrice Rana took the classical music world by storm when she won the 2013 Van Cliburn International Piano Competition. Since then, Rana has skyrocketed to international fame, arousing admiration from conductors, concert goers, and critics alike. Already having performed in most of the world’s major concert halls and festivals, Rana has garnered a slew of international awards, including the BBC 2015 New Generation Artist Award, Gramophone’s 2017 Young Artist of the Year, and a coveted spot on The New York Times’ Best Classical Music of 2019 list. Rana makes what is sure to be her unforgettable Santa Fe recital debut at the intimate St. Francis Auditorium with a program featuring works by Ravel, Scriabin, and Chopin.
Exclusively presented through the generosity of Diane Buchanan and Richard Andrew
playing has a kind “rana’s of orphic seductiveness —the times
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R AY C H E N , v i o l i n with JULIO ELIZALDE, piano tuesday, march 15, 2022 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
World-renowned violinist Ray Chen redefines what it means to be a classical musician in the 21st century. Chen’s remarkable musicianship reaches a global audience that is reflected in his engagements with the foremost orchestras and concert halls around the world. Born in Taiwan and raised in Australia, Chen was accepted to the Curtis Institute of Music at age 15 and was recently featured in Forbes’ List of the 30 most influential Asians under 30. With an online presence that reaches millions through his unprecedented social media following, Chen’s regularly sold-out appearances continue to draw an entirely new demographic to the concert hall. Chen plays the 1715 “Joachim” Stradivarius violin, once owned by famed Hungarian violinist Joseph Joachim, on loan from the Nippon Music Foundation.
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theater 3 /24 /22
MEOW MEOW Pandemonium thursday, march 24, 2022 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
is, in fact, nothing “there that this woman cannot do —the telegraph uk
At last, an evening of pure CHAOS! Internationally acclaimed siren and comedienne extraordinaire Meow Meow brings her glorious brand of subversive and sublime cabaret performance to Santa Fe audiences for the very first time. The spectacular crowd-surfing queen of song creates an unforgettable evening of exquisite music and much mayhem. Prepare for Piazzolla tangos, Weill, Brecht, Brel, and even Radiohead alongside original chansons. Meow Meow is a worldwide phenomenon, from Shanghai to the dives of Berlin, from London’s glittering West End to Lincoln Center and the Sydney Opera House and was last seen with the London Philharmonic Orchestra at Royal Albert Hall. You’ll laugh so hard it hurts.
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LUCY NEGRO REDUX with NASHVILLE BALLET & RHIANNON GIDDENS sunday, april 3, 2022 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
A 2019 world premiere by Nashville Ballet Artistic Director Paul Vasterling, Lucy Negro Redux explores the mysterious love life of literary great William Shakespeare through the perspective of the illustrious “Dark Lady” for whom many of his famed sonnets were written. Based on the book by Nashville poet Caroline Randall Williams, this history-making contemporary ballet explores themes of love, otherness, equality, and beauty as the narrator embarks on a journey to discover her own power and worth. Featuring an original score and live music by Grammy Award-winning artist and MacArthur Genius Grant recipient Rhiannon Giddens and spoken word performed by Williams herself, Lucy Negro Redux is an imaginative drama brimming with wit and relevancy.
Presented through the generosity of Ann Murphy Daily and William W. Daily, and Timothy and Mary Mitchell
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SELECTED SHORTS saturday, april 23, 2022 | 7:30 pm Scottish Rite Temple
It's story time…for adults! Spellbinding short stories by both established and emerging writers take on new life when they are performed by stars of stage and screen. Experience the hit public radio series and podcast live for an evening of funny, moving, and unforgettable performances. Selected Shorts was conceived at Symphony Space in New York City in 1985 with one simple premise — great short stories performed by great actors. Flash-forward more than 30 years, and Selected Shorts is broadcast on over 150 radio stations around the country, with more than 100,000 downloads every week. The live performances at Symphony Space and on the road enjoy sold-out performances to this day. Each Selected Shorts is a meaningful and memorable evening of literature brought to life.
Actors will be announced closer to the performance date.
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our greatest actors transport us “through the magic of fiction, one short story at a time.” —NPR
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chamber 5 /3 /22
GAUTIER CAPUÇON & J E A N -Y V E S T H I B A U D E T tuesday, may 3, 2022 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
With his “exceptional technical command” and “luminous style” (Le Monde de la Musique), formidable and acclaimed cellist Gautier Capuçon joins forces with the masterful Jean-Yves Thibaudet, “unquestionably, one of the best pianists in the world” (OpusColorado). This exhilarating showcase of the French duo’s combined prowess includes Schumann, Brahms, and breathtaking cello sonatas by Debussy and Shostakovich.
is among the “capuçon greatest of cellists —the arts desk
” thibaudet played with “mr.sophistication and suavity —the new york times
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classical 5 /5 /22
“the world’s reigning male chorus” —the new yorker
CHANTICLEER f e a t u r i n g T H E S A N TA F E SYMPHONY CHORUS with M A X I N E T H É V E N O T, o r g a n thursday, may 5, 2022 | 7:30 pm Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi
Applauded as “the world’s reigning male chorus” by The New Yorker, San Francisco-based, Grammy Award-winning ensemble Chanticleer presents a newly-commissioned masterpiece from composer Nico Muhly, one of the most highly-regarded young American composers of our time. Praised by the San Francisco Chronicle for its “tonal luxuriance and crisply etched clarity,” Chanticleer is known around the world as “an orchestra of voices” for its seamless blend of twelve male voices ranging from soprano to bass and its original interpretations of vocal literature from Renaissance to jazz, pop, and contemporary compositions. This powerful collaborative project, written especially for Chanticleer, church pipe organ, and a large SATB chorus, will feature the Santa Fe Symphony Chorus and internationally-renowned organist Maxine Thévenot.
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jazz 5 /20 /22
“mr. iyer is a singular thinker about music” —the wall street journal
V I J AY I Y E R T R I O friday, may 20, 2022 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
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Jazz pianist and composer Vijay Iyer (pronounced VID-jay EYE-yer) has carved out a unique path as an influential, prolific, and shape-shifting presence in modern music. Iyer has been voted DownBeat Magazine’s Jazz Artist of the Year four times — 2018, 2016, 2015, and 2012 — and Jazz Times’ 2017 Artist of the Year. Additionally, Iyer was named a United States Artists Fellow in 2017, a MacArthur Fellow in 2013, and a Doris Duke Performing Artist in 2012. He also holds a lifetime appointment at Harvard University. Iyer’s sextet of virtuoso improvisers (DownBeat Magazine’s 2018 Jazz Group of the Year) leverage a wealth of jazz history with music ranging from the thrillingly explosive to the cathartically elegiac, with entrancing hooks, rhythmic muscle, and an elemental spirit all part of the allure.
dance 5 /27 /22 COUNTERPOINT with CALEB TEICHER & C O N R A D TA O , p i a n o friday, may 27, 2022 | 7:30 pm Lensic Performing Arts Center
Caleb Teicher, one of the brightest lights in the dance world, joins forces with innovative pianist and composer Conrad Tao in Counterpoint, a new electrifying program of music and tap dance both composed and improvised. A recipient of New York City Center’s Choreographic Fellowship and named Dance Magazine’s “Best Emerging Choreographer,” Caleb Teicher is known for his unique style of theatricality, humor, emotional expression, and aesthetic exploration. Performing live on stage alongside Teicher, Conrad Tao is an Avery Fisher Career Grant recipient and is hailed as “shaping the future of classical music” (New York Magazine). This highly-anticipated collaborative work that includes everything from Bach’s Goldberg Variations to Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue will leave you spellbound.
“tao and teicher are interconnected and present” —ampersand la
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education
In close partnership with local education agencies, Performance Santa Fe’s award-winning education programs bring the vibrant world of music, dance, and theater to life for the young people of our community. These programs seek to enhance the role of the performing arts by inspiring greater awareness of their educational, cognitive, and emotional power. Every year, we provide inspiring performances, innovative programs, and life-changing interaction with world-renowned performing artists to more than 3,000 students in 24 local schools. These programs serve as a catalyst for academic achievement, enriched creativity, mental well-being, and personal growth. Mentoring, master classes, and matinee performances enrich and engage people of all ages, and serve to nurture a life-long love of music, dance, and theater.
all education programs are offered at no cost to participants and are entirely funded by grantors and individual donors. photo: students receive instruction during the parsons dance master class
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arts for life Arts for Life (formerly Sostenuto) supports existing chorus, band, world music, orchestra, guitar, dance, and theater programs in the Santa Fe Public Schools by engaging professional Teaching Artists to work alongside the classroom teachers, providing individualized instruction and support to students. During our 2021-2022 Season, Arts for Life will serve Aspen Community Magnet School, Capital High School, El Camino Real Academy, El Dorado Community School, Mandela International Magnet School, Milagro Middle School, Nina Otero Community School, Ortiz Middle School, and Santa Fe High School. Arts for Life Teaching Artists serve the same classrooms every week! This consistent presence, technical expertise, and one-on-one evaluation increases the students’ musical skills, self-confidence, and creativity while promoting curiosity, teamwork, and engagement in other curricular disciplines.
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masterclass series Through the Masterclass Series, aspiring musicians, dancers, and actors have the unique opportunity to interact and work closely with the internationally-renowned mainstage artists we present in an intimate masterclass setting. These intensive experiences are offered to intermediate and advanced students pursuing arts education and allow hundreds of students each year to benefit from instruction from some of the brightest luminaries in their field. During a typical year, nearly half of our mainstage artists offer masterclasses as part of this series. These are truly once-in-a-lifetime experiences for the students!
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field trip series This program provides local students, including every 5th and 6th grader in the Santa Fe public school district, with the opportunity to experience student matinee performances from our extraordinary lineup of international performing artists. Performance Santa Fe offers these interactive matinees to thousands of students at various venues across Santa Fe throughout the year. For many students, these Field Trip Series matinees are their only encounter with the performing arts, and serve as an introduction to the world of live performance. Resource materials for teachers are available upon request to help make the experience for students as meaningful as possible.
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jazzreach get hip! This fall marks the beginning of our producing partnership with JazzReach, a nationally recognized organization dedicated to the promotion, performance, creation, and teaching of jazz music. Through this new Field Trip Series offering, we are thrilled to provide a 13-part original online “docuseries” to thousands of students all across New Mexico. This new digital series for young audiences will aim to illuminate many of the modern and historical facets of jazz music that make it such a compelling and uniquely American art form.
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in loving memory of beth moise, carol toobin and mara robinson
beth moise ph.d. Performance Santa Fe would like to extend our sympathies to the family of Beth M. Moise, Ph.D.. From the moment Beth joined our Board of Directors in 2014, her intelligence, determination, and sense of humor provided the organization with passion, vision, and creativity. Her enthusiasm and generosity was reflected in her membership on several Board Committees, including her recent leadership on the Executive Search Committee, chairmanship of the Governance Committee, and membership on the Executive and Strategic Planning Committees. As Performance Santa Fe Board President Michael Brown remarked, “Beth Moise was a cornerstone member of the PSF Board. She always brought a clear-eyed vision and insight into our proceedings. I personally considered her a mentor, a partner and above all, a good friend. Her irreplaceable presence will most certainly be missed by the Board of Directors.” The Performance Santa Fe family is deeply saddened by this considerable loss.
mara robinson Performance Santa Fe would like to express our deep sympathy to the family and friends of Mara Robinson. Mara and her husband Charles ‘Chuck’ Robinson began attending performances in Santa Fe over 40 years ago. She always charmed fellow guests with her genuine warmth. A former opera singer, Mara was an avid supporter of arts education. Together with Chuck, she generously underwrote much of Performance Santa Fe’s education programming, while also undergirding the PSF Foundation in its early years. Performance Santa Fe will never forget her kindness, grace, and generosity.
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It’s not the length of life, but the depth of life. —ralph waldo emerson
carol toobin With the untimely passing of Carol Toobin, Performance Santa Fe would like to express our deepest condolences to her beloved family, and many devoted colleagues and friends. Carol was a person of unusual generosity and selflessness. During her 16 years in Santa Fe, Carol was deeply involved in the civic life of our community, giving her time and creative talents to a wide variety of cultural institutions. She always gave “above and beyond.” Carol enjoyed serving as a docent for the Santa Fe Opera and was a member of the Social Committee of the Opera Guild. She volunteered at Performance Santa Fe, Santa Fe Pro Musica, the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival, the Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian, and the Museum of International Folk Art. She was also a member of the Development Committee for the Lensic Performing Arts Center, where she also served as an “Ambassador.” The performance Santa Fe Family will greatly miss Carol’s presence.
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many thanks to all of our generous donors who made gifts between july 1, 2019 - june 30, 2021 The past two years have been a difficult with the onset of COVID-19. We couldn’t have done it without your generous support.
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Alan Baer Shelly Bailey and George Ginsberg Mikaela Barnes Paul Barnes and Vernon James Charles Battista Amy Bauer Cynthia Baughman and James Mickle Richard Beaubien Constance and Douglas Beck Martha and John Beechler Gregory Berg Steven D. Berkshire Susan and Jerome Bernstein Ellen and Paul Biderman Barbara Bogart Jami Borek Eva and Edward Borins Brenda Brand Noelle Brisson Edward R. Brown Susan Brown Harold S. Bultman Kathryn and Robert Burdette Jennifer Burkholder Barbara and Donald Burnett Carol Burns and James Hammerberg Kenneth Burnside Anita and Jim Caldwell Marlena and Mark Campbell Curtis and Lyn Canada Michael Cannon Patricia Carlton George E. Case IV Christine Cassel and Michael McCally Kathy J. Chambery Mim Chapman Kathleen Charla Bani Chatterjee Elaine and Wayne Chew Beth and Patricia Clayton-Racette Joseph and Ronnie Cohen Stuart Cohen Lucy Collier Roberta Colton Philip Cook Mary Costello Judy Costlow Betty T. Cox William Coyne Candice Crider
Amara and Sam Cudney Anne D’Alessandro and Lawrence Lyons Victor Davis George and Marcia de Garmo Greta and Robert Dean Aida J. Dearteaga and Marcia Arevalo Marcia Degarmo Sheryl and Michael DeGenring Elizabeth C. Derringer Stephanie Deutsch Wendy S. Dinner and Philip Krinsky Gale Dobyns Freda Donica Peter W. Dorfman Delphine Douglass Deborah Dow Susan and Ronald Dubin Cameron Duncan Rebecca Duncan Susan Dunshee Linda Feldman Duritz and Gilbert Duritz, MD Marcia and Douglas Dworkin Julastene Dyer-Moore Brenda Edelson Bonnie Ellinger and Paul Golding Emily Ennis Laura Erickson Allyson and Rickey Faehl Christine and Daniel Fallon Toni and Joseph Fammartino Judith and Mel Feldman Mary and Joe Ferguson Barbara Fields Gail and Douglas Fine Robin Flowers Jim Franzen Nancy and Jay Fries Joanne Gaines Hilary Gangnes Garret Gannuch Betty Gates Mariana G. Geer Julie Geng James and Denise George Dean Gerber Robert H. Gibson Anne Gifford and Lee R. Rogaliner Julanna Gilbert and Robert Coombe Jo Ann and James Gillula David Goodrich and Brian Clarke
Edyne and Allen Gordon Sterling Grogan Byron Gross and Ricky Tovim Cynthia and Roger Gullickson Barbara Hadley and John Burke Siobhan Hancock Marie F. Harper Harriet Harris Janet Harry Ellie B. Hawkins Annette V. Hayden Barbara and Douglas L. Hein Jacquelyn Helin and Robert A. Glick Leon Heller Holly and Michael Henry Karen and Frank Herhahn Deon Hilger and Jerry Delaney Eileen and David Hillson Patricia and Robert Hinton Pamela S. Hyde Jane Phillips-Conroy And Helen Cohn Charitable Fund Martha and Gregory Jay Dianne and Kelsey Johnson Elisabeth Johnson Georgia Jones-Davis and Howard Davis Betsy and Thomas Jones Jay Joy Marley Joyce Dorothy and Plato Karayanis Gerald Kaufman Gaynl Keefe Charles Kehoe James M. Keller and Marc Dorfman Bo Keppel Joan Kessler and Peter Diskint Regina and Jules Klapper Kathleen and Nicholas Knorr Ruth and Paul Kovnat Irene and Bob Kraas Margaret Kratka Corinne Kratz Craig A. Kruschwitz Dina Kuntz Carol Lakin Betty L. Lamb Craig Lamb Judy and Paul Lazarus Kathleen and Alan Lebeck Lynn F. Lee Ellie Leighton
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Lucy and David Levy Melissa and Matthew Lewis Edwina Lieb Catherine and Darryl Lindberg Susan and Richard Lindeborg Joan Lombardi and Lee Nash Rhonda Lashley and Jose Antonio Lopez Karen Loud Henry and Carla Lovato Neil Lyon The Rev. Hampton Mabry Kimberly MacLoud Barbara C. MacPhee Ginnie Maes Joy and Ron Mandelbaum Jed Marcus and Alejandro Opina William Mathison Kathy and John Matter Anne May Janet McCanna Marjorie and Robert McCarthy Dr. Eric McCollum Jean McIntosh Jacqueline Melega and Michael Motley Julie Melton Matthew Messner Doris Meyer and Richard Hertz William K. Michener Basia C. Miller Boo Miller Paula and Christian Miller Rhonda Miller Erie Mills and Thomas Rescigno Karen and Phil Milstein Carol Moder and Brewster Fitz Sharon and Richard Moeser Carol Moldaw Lisa A. Mondy Arianne H. Monroe David J. Morehead Sana Morrow Kathleen and Stephen A. Morse Kirsten Moy Carol Ann Mullaney and S. Peter Gary Agnes Mura and John Heinritz Hal Myers Denis Nadeau Willa Nehlsen Beth Nelkin Eva and Lenz Neuhauser
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Candace and Frank Norris Margaret Norton Jay W. Oppenheimer Dan L. Osborne Melinne Owen and Paul Giguere Margaret Page and Michael Pearce Carol Parker Cindi and Jerald Parker Martin Parker Mary C. Partlow Jan and Jim Patterson Janis Patterson Ifan Payne Janine Pearson and Tim Blose Margaret Pennington Adrienne and Owen Perillo Mary Anne Perkowski Melissa Frakes Petty Jane Phillips-Conroy and Glenn Conroy Claudine Pichon Judi Pitch Kay and William Pollock Bronwyn Poole and Peter Schmitz Wendy and George Powell John Prange Terra Pressler Happy Price Gail Rachor Michael Raiford Singleton Rankin Dave Rashin Crennan Ray Barbara and James Reed Greg Reed Suzanne and Timothy Reeder Coletta Reid and Patricia Hastings Barbara and Rob Reider Freddie Reppond Sally and Don Roberts Barbara Robins John Rogers Elizabeth B. Roghair Margaret and David N. Rose Linda Rosencranz Campbell Ross Laurie Rossi and John Scully Nancy Rowland Ann and Bernard Rubenstein Steven and Lois Rudnick Patrick J. Russell
Robert Russell Pamela and Mike Ryan Robert Ryne Fran Salkin and Jonathan Beamer Margaret Samaha Lisa Sanchez Paula Sass-Donnelly Anne Sawyer Linda Schoen Giddings and Daryl Giddings Jeannette Scott Dr. Shirley Scott Cynthia Scullin Carol and Nicholas Seeds Marlene Seidel Marjorie and Robert Selden Laura and Phillip Sena Barbara Servis Ellen Shade Benz and Lawrence Benz Rebecca and Thomas Shankland Caren Friedman and Richard I. Shcolnik Pamela Sheffield Tom Siedell Susan Slotter Barbara and Glen Smerage Adrienne R. Smith H. Vernon Smith Bernadette Snider Roman Solodoff Gerald R. Solomon Lynne Spivey Jessica Spring Jacqueline F. Stapleton Kevin C. Stark Vincent Stenerson Mary Stevens Sally Stoker Sara Jane’s Studio Barbara and David Sussman Sutin, Thayer & Browne Corinne and Robert Sze Melanie C. Sze Kathleen and George Taylor Maxine Thevenot and Edmund Connolly Rosemary M. Thompson Lore Thorpe Louise and Steven Tolber Ling Tong and Robert Hilgendorf Mary and J Kelly Tonsmeire Bernie Toobin United Way of Central New Mexico
Johannes van Drimmelen Benita Vassallop Sheila Vaughn Jan Watson Anne Weaver and Stephen Thompson Micael Ward Irene Webb Frances Diemoz and Alan Webber Joan and Brian Weiss Marilyn Whitney Danielle Wierengo Marilyn Wilmerding Kathleen Wilson David L. Wirkus Sarah Wolbach Chester M. Wood Matthew Wood Eileen and Benjamin Woodbury Wanda Workman Fred Yoder Lyle York Patricia and Nolan Zisman
artistic supporters Françoise and Len Alexander Elaine and Michael Brown Uschi and William Butler Cynthia and Alan Coleman Thom and Jan Collett Ann Murphy Daily and William W. Daily Jane and Stephen Hochberg Ellen and James Hubbell Virginia Browning and Joseph Illick Elisabeth and Alan Lerner Los Alamos National Laboratory Foundation Mary and Timothy Mitchell Carolyn and Preston Reed Myron and Sonya Salamon Santa Fe New Mexican
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Talitha Arnold Alan Baer Nancy Bartholomaei Clark Bason Sally Bason Ken Bateman Laura Beach Constance and Douglas Beck Beth Beloff and Marc Geller Kimberly and Brad Berge Jean and John Berghoff Jennifer Berkowitz Steven D. Berkshire Hollis Blatt Philip W. Block DDS Martha Blomstrom and Hugh Balaam Barbara Bogart Ilse and Hannjorge Bolle Candace Borduin Ted A. Borek Angela Borreguero Sandra and Steven Bradley Sara Breckenridge-Sproat Valerie Brooker and Melvin Duncan Beth Brown and Steve Graessle Elaine and Michael Brown Robert Brown Diane Buchanan and Richard Andrew James Burba Kathryn and Robert Burdette Alexis Byfuglin Annie and Michael Campbell Michael Cannon Evangeline Cantu Anna Lucia Carlgren Patricia Carlton Amida Cary George E. Case IV Jessica Cassirer Diane and Fletcher Catron Cecilia Cervantes Maxine Chelini Bruce Chemel Anne Chognard and James B. Ammerman Donna D. Clark Cynthia and Alan Coleman Thom and Jan Collett Robert Collins Stockton Colt Janie Conner
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Jack Conrad Kaye Cooper-Mead Judy Costlow Betty T. Cox Charlynne Crawford Liz Crews Andie Crosby Patricia Marcus Curtis and Robert Curtis Patricia Czeto Florence Rebecca and Tom Darden Lisa Darling Kathleen Davis Victor Davis Lindsay de May Marcia Degarmo Sheryl and Michael DeGenring Susan E. Delaney Barbara P. Deppman Beth and Robert Detwiler Cynthia Diamond Scott Dietrich Eivind Djupedal Bruce Donnell Susan and Ronald Dubin Laurie Dubos Toni Duggan Cherie Duncan Linda Durante Virginia Dwyer Dian El Aine Marianne A. Elden Katie and William Emmer Andrew Espinoza Ted Estess Julia C. Faber Christine and Daniel Fallon Toni and Joseph Fammartino Frank Farrow Maureen Connolly and Bryan Fearey Mary Helen Follingstad Adriana and Michael Foris Martha Formosa and Robert Y. Hirasuna Cynthia Fowler and John Meligeni Donna Gaab Jamie Gagan Hilary Gangnes Deborah Gaynor and Eric J. Hoover Wendy H. and Gordon Gee James and Denise George Julanna Gilbert and Robert Coombe
Tim Goding Sally Gomez and Richard Silva Bianca Gonzalez Eda Gordon Mary Ellen and Tom Gordon Becky Gould and Patricia Assimakis Jane P. Grant John L. Gray Alva Groth Cynthia and Roger Gullickson Marian and Robert Haight Martha Haile and Don Wilson Vibeke and Milton Hamberg Donna and Hal Hankinson Judith and Neal Hansen Barbara C. Hargis David Harrington Harriett and Wendell Harris Catherine Hart Janet Hatton Ellie B. Hawkins Gordon W. Hawthorne Holly Heaton Donna and Robert Helmholz Teresa Henderson Louisa Hendrix Terry and Charles Hendrix Lynn and William Herbert Thomas Herriges Scott and Jennie Hilligus Eileen and David Hillson Marcela Hodge Tony Holcombe Deborah and David Holloway Laura L. Holmes Susan and Karl Horn Richard J. Hoskins Bonney Hughes Scott Hutchinson Sheila Hyde Barbara Johnson Dianne and Kelsey Johnson Georgia Jones-Davis and Howard Davis Marianne Kah Irene Kamotsky Belinda and Bradley Karp Alex Kassatkin Elizabeth Keefer Margaret Keller Sheryl Kelsey and George Duncan
Evelyn Kennedy Siri GuruNam K. Khalsa Robin King Virginia and LLonald King Lewis C. Kirk Jenifer and Grayson Kirtland Linda and Roger Knapp Ruth and Paul Kovnat Nicole Kuckly Cherie Kusman and Michael Gamble Diane La Mountaine Nancy and Jack Larson Susan Latham Paul Laudicina Kathleen and Alan Lebeck Alyce Leck Lynn F. Lee Kimberly Leong Abby Lieb William and Marcia Litzenberg William Loeb Meria Loeks Rhonda Lashley and Jose Antonio Lopez Patricia Lorne Catherine A. Louisell Tina Ludutsky-Taylor and Allen Taylor Mary Ann Lundy Mary Joe and Arvid Lundy Michael Lusk Mary and Barry Lyerly Nancy and Duncan MacArthur Marilyn Macbeth and Forrest Carlton Barbara C. MacPhee Joy and Ron Mandelbaum Suzanne Marion James Martin Deanna Martinez and Rick Land Matthew Masek and Michael Good Bill Mathison Eric McCollum Carol Mcfall Kathleen McGuire Elaine McKenna Neil G. McMinn Caroline McNeel Patricia McNeill James Mechem Adelaide Merkle Barrie Meyer Karen A. Miller
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Paula and Christian Miller Erie Mills and Thomas Rescigno Gayle Mills and Philip Haworth Mary and Timothy Mitchell Carol Moder and Brewster Fitz Suzanne and Richard Molnar Vj Montanye Linda and Mervin Moore David J. Morehead Mary Moreton Kathleen and Stephen A. Morse Mary Moskal Kirsten Moy Carolyn and Charles F. Moyer Peter Muha Carol Ann Mullaney and S. Peter Gary Denis Nadeau Michael Namingha Anita Navrot Willa Nehlsen Carol L. Nolden Candace and Frank Norris Gloria and Gregory Olson Sarah S. Orr Elizabeth Osborne Janice T. Pantazelos Martin Parker Jerry and Myron Pavlon-Blum Margit Pearson Aaron Percefull Donald Percious Laura Petronis Frances Petska Susan Pettit Terry Pierce Lynn Pollock Bronwyn Poole and Peter Schmitz John Prange Ronald Pryor Jeanne and Michael Pschorr Nyla L. and Larry Rasmussen Barbara and Jim Redd Marlita Reddy-Hjelmfelt Carolyn Reichow Kathleen and Robert Reidy Lois Reiswig Calvin Remsberg David Rettig Marianne C. Reuter Edna and Harvey Reyes-Wilson
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Kay Riley Pat Roach Nancy Rowland Janis Rutschman Sarana Savage Annette Scarmardo Scott Scherer Mario Schillaci Lauren and Claire Schneider Jeannette Scott Carol and Nicholas Seeds Donna Seifert William Senters Barbara Servis Rebecca and Thomas Shankland Tom Sheffeld Victoria Shepard Leslie W. Sherrill Howard Sherry Sally Shockey Marlynn and Joe Silver Andrea Y. Slade Elizabeth Sloan Barbara and Glen Smerage Hilary and Ed Smida Ellen Smith Lynda Smith Todd Smith James Snead Sue Ann Snyder and Charles McCanna Jody Spalding Meredith Speers and Seamus Malin Deborah and Howard Spiegelman Ardina Sterr Sally Stoker Sarah Stolpestad Debrah and Mark S. Strother Mary and Robert Stroupe Deborah Teglia Sherrie Thompson Frank Thornton Lore Thorpe Terry Trepper Jean-Louis Trochu Orlando Turrietta Dominique van de Stadt Penelope van Horn Claude and Jean Viallet Melissa Vigil Byron Walker
Ann Wallace Patricia Wallace and Daniel Peck Robin Ward Tobi Watson Julia Westby Virginia White Kay and William Whitman Marilyn Whitney Kathleen M. Wichman Jean Williams Kathleen Wilson Libby Wilson Virginia and Mahlon Wilson Michael Wind Eileen and Benjamin Woodbury Wanda Workman Polly Wotherspoon Mary Ann Xavier Nancy and George Yankura
education supporters
Beth Beloff and Marc Geller via the Santa Fe Community Foundation Robin S. Black Elaine and Michael Brown Uschi and William Butler Maureen Connolly and Bryan Fearey Lynn and William Herbert Hestia Fund Santa Fe Ellen and James Hubbell The Hutson-Wiley and Echevarria Foundation Inc. Selby and Douglas J. Key Life Center Foundation Los Alamos National Laboratory Foundation McCune Charitable Foundation Mary and Timothy Mitchell Kathleen and Robert Moss New Mexico Arts Candace and Frank Norris Your generosity brings Synàkos Foundation our mission to life. Thornburg Investment Management Michael Ward WESTAF We invite you to call or visit us online to learn Patricia and Nolan Zisman more about the ways in which you may support Performance Santa Fe:
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SAFETY PROCEDURES
MASKS
NOT FEELING WELL?
All patrons, especially unvaccinated patrons, are required to wear a face mask from the time you enter the venue, throughout the duration of the performance, and as you are leaving. Please ensure that masks fit properly and cover your mouth and nose. PSF will provide you with a mask if you have forgotten yours. Note that all PSF staff and volunteers will be wearing masks at all of our performances for the safety and comfort level of our patrons.
We encourage anyone who is feeling unwell not to attend a performance. If you have any COVID-19 symptoms, please call the Box Office prior to your performance to discuss your ticket options. We will work with patrons on a case-by-case basis.
CLEANING + HYGIENE We encourage all patrons, staff, and artists to wash their hands frequently and use the hand sanitizer dispensers located throughout each venue. Recommended cleaning and disinfection products and procedures will be used to regularly sanitize all frequently shared surfaces.
Please visit PerformanceSantaFe.org for the most current information about our health and safety protocols.
VENUE REQUIREMENTS All Performance Santa Fe venues will require that all persons ages 12 or older attending events—including patrons, artists, staff, volunteers, and backstage crew— provide proof of full vaccination or the results of a negative Covid test taken within the previous 72 hours, along with matching ID to gain admittance.
Performance Santa Fe has successfully completed the New Mexico Safe Certified program as a Large Entertainment Venue.
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PARKING
ACCESSIBILITY
Parking varies by venue. We suggest arriving 30 minutes before any scheduled start time to park and locate your seat.
If you need wheelchair seating or any other special assistance, please specify your needed accommodation when purchasing tickets.
DRESS
EXCHANGES + REFUNDS
Santa Fe is a casual town and there is no set dress code. Most people wear clothing appropriate for a cocktail party to business casual. Please refrain from wearing any strongly scented products and be mindful of jewelry and accessories that make noise.
In light of COVID-19, we are offering a No-Risk Ticket Guarantee for all performances on our 2021-2022 season. If an event you have tickets for has been canceled, you may exchange your ticket for another 2021-2022 season performance, request a full refund, or donate your ticket back to us as a tax-deductible contribution.
ARRIVAL Parking varies by venue. We recommend arriving 30 minutes prior to any scheduled start time to park and locate your seat.
Programs and artists are subject to change.
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grantors
Partially funded by the City of Santa Fe Arts and Culture Department and the 1% Lodgers’ Tax.
This project is supported in part by the National Endowment for the Arts.” “To find out more about how National Endowment for the Arts grants impact individuals and communities, visit www. arts.gov.
This project is supported in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and by the National Endowment for the Arts.
Partial funding for PSF and its programs is provided by the Western States Arts Federation and the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Quezada Jacobs Family Agency, LLC 505-474-4033 1547 St. Francis Dr. Santa Fe, NM
Proud to offer Good Hands protection to you and your family.
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experience the essence of true santa fe hospitality Expanded Patio Dining · In-Room Dining · Take-Out Open Daily from 7am to 9pm 113 Washington Avenue | Santa Fe, NM 87501· (505) 988-3030 rosewoodhotels.com For reservations, please call (505) 988-3236
A NA SAZ I RESTAURANT BAR & LOUNGE
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www.performancesantafe.org
bringing the world to a stage near you
2021-2022 season I
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performance santa fe 300 paseo de peralta suite 102 santa fe, nm 87501 505 984 8759 PerformanceSantaFe.org
photo: martha graham dance company by hibbard nash