2012-13 Community Improvement Report

RUTH ECKERD HALL… CHANGING LIVES THROUGH THE PERFORMING ARTS

A RUTH ECKERD HALL, INC. EXPERIENCE

2013 COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT REPORT CHANGING LIVES THROUGH THE PERFORMING ARTS

RUTH ECKERD HALL, INC. RUTH ECKERD HALL | MARCIA P. HOFFMAN SCHOOL OF THE ARTS | MURRAY STUDIO THEATER | RUTH ECKERD HALL ON THE ROAD | CAPITOL THEATRE

TO ENGAGE THE COMMUNITY TO MASTER, EXPERIENCE, DISCOVER AND EXPLORE QUALITY PERFORMING ARTS.

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RUTH ECKERD HALL … CHANGING LIVES THROUGH THE PERFORMING ARTS

Friends Dear Friends, With this year’s Community Improvement Report, we’d like to share stories with you about the countless ways that Ruth Eckerd Hall, the Capitol Theatre and the Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts have touched the lives of so many within our community. We truly believe that the performing arts have improved our individual lives as well as improved our community as a whole.

For Joshua (“Josh”), the performing arts entered his life at a young age when he attended his first live symphony performance. Since then, Josh has held key leadership roles at various performing arts organizations as well as made many fond memories attending performances and events at Ruth Eckerd Hall and the Capitol Theatre. For Zev, the performing arts influenced who he has spent his life with (he met Vilma, his wife of 50 years, when she auditioned and was cast in his very first Broadway show). Zev (and Vilma) have spent a lifetime promoting the performing arts and they wouldn’t change a thing!

Photo Credit: Jeff O’Kelley

We encourage you to review the stories shared throughout our Community Improvement Report along with statistics and accolades for our premiere performing arts venue and exceptional arts education school in the “story notes.” We hope that you enjoy reading the stories as much as we did! Thank you for joining us on our continual quest to change lives through the performing arts!

Joshua Magidson Chairman of the Board, Ruth Eckerd Hall, Inc.

Zev Buffman President and CEO, Ruth Eckerd Hall, Inc.

Photo Credit: Tracey May

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RUTH ECKERD HALL … CHANGING LIVES THROUGH THE PERFORMING ARTS Ruth Eckerd Hall, the Capitol Theatre and the Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts provides more than music, more than dance, more than comedy and more than drama. We provide you…

…the opportunity to throw your arms in the air and sway to the beat of your favorite song.

…the first glimpse of your little girl doing a pirouette.

…moments to laugh until tears run down your face.

…your first chance to be awe-struck by a scene from a Broadway play.

Ruth Eckerd Hall, the Capitol Theatre and the Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts provides you with…

…opportunities to change your life, or the lives of others, through the performing arts!

Ruth Eckerd Hall STORY NOTES: Total number of arts patrons impacted – 750,000*.

Total number of on-site and off-site concerts and events held – 1,000*.

Total number of sold-out shows – 20.

RUTH ECKERD HALL RANKS HIGH According to Pollstar, a worldwide concert industry publication, Ruth Eckerd Hall is:

Total number of nonprofit organizations and outreach groups partnered with – 338.

Total number of tickets donated and provided as outreach to the underserved – 2,615.

• 1st in Tampa Bay

*Includes best estimates of non-ticketed events.

• 16th worldwide

• 10th in the U.S. Note: In the top 100 highest grossing theater venues category.

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RUTH ECKERD HALL … CHANGING LIVES THROUGH THE PERFORMING ARTS

Performance An Evening with Robin Williams set a new record at Ruth Eckerd Hall with a total paid attendance of 2,185. It was the highest paid attendance since the theater was renovated in 2003. Robin Williams later tweeted, “Thank you Ruth Eckerd Hall. Great theater and great audience!”

Award

New Single Performance Record Set for Paid Attendance

Three Local Awards Won

The Tampa Bay Magazine – The Best of 2013 issue named Ruth Eckerd Hall the Best Concert Venue! Ruth Eckerd Hall won Tampa Bay Newspapers award for Best Performing Arts Venue and the Tampa Bay Business Journal selected Ruth Eckerd Hall as the 2013 Nonprofit of the Year in the Arts, Culture and Humanities category. According to Zev Buffman, Ruth Eckerd Hall President and CEO, “Ruth Eckerd Hall is honored and proud to be one of the organizations truly making a difference in our Tampa Bay community.”

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MEMBERS … CHANGING LIVES THROUGH THE PERFORMING ARTS

Members Pay it Forward Beth England (far left) with students from St. Petersburg Academy Prep at a Tampa Bay Rays baseball game. Beth and John (not pictured) England are Founding Friends of Music members.

Additionally, since 2010 they have attended fundraising events such as the 2013 Spring Gala, where they successfully bid on a live auction item – a suite at a Rays game for 16. They decided to put the suite to good use by inviting students from a local school. According to Beth, “The students had a ball (pun intended). They were treated royally in the suite and got to see a good game.” Thanks to the

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England’s generosity, Ruth Eckerd Hall’s performing arts students AND the Academy Prep students benefited. What a great way to pay it forward!

Giving Brings It Full Circle

Circle of Stars Platinum level member Scott Flexer shared at a performance this past season, “I attended Eckerd College and worked in the Eckerd Drug Store warehouse while in college. Contributing to Ruth Eckerd Hall now brings it full circle for me.” Scott and his wife Heidi along with their daughters Ciarrah and

Rhianna feel that it’s important to be members of the Hall. It provides the whole

family with a way to give back to the community while giving them access to great

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performing arts experiences.

MEMBERS … CHANGING LIVES THROUGH THE PERFORMING ARTS

Forming Bonds of Friendship According to Vicki and Steven DeGeorge, members since 2007, ”Our experience at Ruth Eckerd Hall goes beyond just seeing a show. Our chats with all the staff members sharing stories from our lives and their kind words of appreciation are what really keeps us coming back. Everyone gives us the red carpet treatment and we so appreciate that. We have also made great friends just by being behind the scenes and at Dress Circle events.”

STORY NOTES: Members bought 25% of the total tickets sold equaling nearly $3 million in revenue.

Logging Miles to Support the Arts Forrest Bennett (pictured with daughter Sarah) says he’s Ruth Eckerd Hall’s “biggest fan north of Pasco County.”

A member since moving to Hernando Beach 11 years ago, he attends several dozen performances each year.

“It’s 130 miles round trip for me but well worth the drive.

Ruth Eckerd Hall has world class acoustics, an intimate setting and a friendly, proactive staff that makes each show a pleasure. It is the very best venue in the Tampa Bay area.”

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THE CAPITOL THEATRE … CHANGING LIVES THROUGH THE PERFORMING ARTS The historic Capitol Theatre underwent a major renovation that transformed it into a customer centric venue that rivals any other theater of its size in the country. While remaining sensitive to the intimacy, acoustics and sightlines that have made the Capitol Theatre special over the years, the new venue features a new façade that will reflect the historic past, all new seating for more patrons, more restrooms, better concession areas, new lobbies, loge boxes, a wraparound veranda, a rooftop terrace, a new stage, an expanded backstage area, additional dressing rooms and much more!

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George Cretekos, Clearwater Mayor shared, “This is a proud moment in the continuing partnership between the City of Clearwater and Ruth Eckerd Hall. This groundbreaking ushers in a new era of world-class performances at the Capitol Theatre and breathes new excitement into Clearwater’s Cleveland Street District.” Zev Buffman, Ruth Eckerd Hall President and CEO commented, “When I joined Ruth Eckerd Hall in January 2012, my first priority was to rebuild and renew this theater and for it to be the crown jewel and anchor of downtown Clearwater. This vision is coming true! This could not have happened without our partner, the City of Clearwater, its Mayor and the City Council.”

Photo credit: Richard Riley of Riley Productions

New Life Breathed Into Capitol Theatre

In December 2012, Ruth Eckerd Hall and the City of Clearwater held a groundbreaking ceremony for the rebuilding of the Capitol Theatre. Nearly 100 supporters, patrons and residents attended. Located in downtown Clearwater’s Cleveland Street District, the Capitol Theatre was constructed in 1921 and is one of Florida’s oldest operating theaters.

On March 24, 2013, after a sold-out performance by veteran comic Gallagher, the historic Capitol Theatre closed its doors. Prior to the show, a ceremony was held to unveil the Capitol Theatre’s final rendering. A rendering hung above the marquee and gave those who passed by a glimpse of the future of the 92-year-old structure.

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STORY NOTES: Total number of events held – 54*.

Total number of sold-out shows – 14*. *The Capitol Theatre was closed between March 25 and December 17, 2013 for renovations.

THE CAPITOL THEATRE … CHANGING LIVES THROUGH THE PERFORMING ARTS

Honor Geri Trautlein donated $1 million to the Expanding the Experience Capital Campaign to restore the Capitol Theatre. Geri and her husband, Ray, had a long emotional history with the Capitol Theatre. Ray always wanted to purchase the Lokey building next to the theater, which housed a dress shop where Geri modeled. During the ‘80s when the theater was called the Royalty Theatre, Geri danced on the stage in Sweet Charity and served on the board. Ray passed away in 2009.

According to Zev Buffman, Ruth Eckerd Hall CEO and President, “Geri’s commitment to Ruth Eckerd Hall and especially the Capitol Theatre cannot be measured and her love for Ray to honor him this way is very special. We cannot thank her enough for her commitment to the Capitol and Clearwater.”

Ray Trautlein (1925 – 2009) “Ray and I have lived here more than 40 years and I still make Clearwater my home. We always felt a connection with the theater and that corner building. Now, Ray’s legacy will continue on that corner we love so much,” Geri shared. “I like giving while I’m living so I’m knowing where it’s going – it’s give-back time.”

In recognition of their generosity, two main areas of the all-new theatre will be named in their honor, The Ray & Geri Trautlein Grande Lobby and the Ray & Geri Trautlein VIP Lounge.

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THE MARCIA P. HOFFMAN SCHOOL OF THE ARTS … CHANGING LIVES THROUGH THE PERFORMING ARTS

GRAMMY Museum’s Music Revolution Project Aims to Create Next Generation of Musicians and Songwriters Tampa Bay is Only Second Area in Country to be Selected for Program During the summer of 2013, 28 talented Tampa Bay area students were selected from a pool of nearly 400, to participate in the GRAMMY Museum’s Music Revolution Project, which was started in Kansas City, Missouri. The program offered them the opportunity to engage in musical workshops, songwriting courses and mentoring sessions as well as the opportunity to record the material they had written in order to be analyzed by music industry leaders. The month-long sessions concluded with a live “Closing Night” performance on Ruth Eckerd Hall’s Main Stage, where 1,000 audience members viewed their performances. Kyle Knudsen shared, “My goal is to be a performing and recording artist in popular music. Music touches everyone in a way that nothing else can – it brings on incredible feelings.

My greatest desire is when people hear my music they become more alive. I want to create a soundtrack of life. Thank you to Ruth Eckerd Hall and the GRAMMY® Museum for the opportunity to participate in this outstanding program.”

In partnership with the Yob Family Foundation, University of South Florida, the Tampa Bay Times Forum, St. Petersburg College and St. Petersburg College MIRA – Music Industry / Recording Arts.

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Technical Theater Career Training Focuses on Job Training Last year, the Technical Theater Career Training (TTCT) program was launched enabling 50 local students from eight colleges and high schools the opportunity to participate in free hands-on workshops that focused on what it takes to make shows happen from behind-the-scenes. The workshops focused on lighting and production, scenic design, audio sound and theatrical production. Additionally, four Master Classes, 20 observation/ shadowing opportunities and five summer internships were offered. According to Kelsey Timpone, stage management student, “This internship has offered me life-changing experiences. It has been eye-opening and enabled me to see future possibilities. I have learned technical expertise, leadership and people skills. It was helped me realize my passion.”

In partnership with Berkeley Preparatory School, Calvary Christian High School, Clearwater High School, Countryside High School, East Lake High School, Eckerd College, Pinellas County Schools, St. Petersburg College and the University of Tampa.

THE MARCIA P. HOFFMAN SCHOOL OF THE ARTS … CHANGING LIVES THROUGH THE PERFORMING ARTS Project: Shattered Silence – Helping Teens Find Their Voice Ruth Eckerd Hall’s Project: Shattered Silence features the real-life experiences of young people in our community, told in their voices. Since being formed, Project: Shattered Silence has grown from barely 15 participants in the first year to nearly 70 in the fifth year. One example of a real-life story was shared by Ana, who by the age of 15 had suffered unbelievable abuse at the hands of her stepfather.

After three years and many beatings, Ana and her family bravely fled. After battling homelessness and tremendous anger, Ana has become an honor student, received prestigious leadership awards and has a very promising future. This unique program gave Ana an outlet to share her experiences and a way to work toward forgiveness and healing. This special type of heartfelt storytelling caught the attention of the local community station, WEDU, who jumped on board to document the process of creating Project: Shattered Silence start to finish.

A segment of the documentary was nominated for and won a 37th Annual Suncoast Regional Emmy Award. The documentary premiered and aired on WEDU, bringing the project’s message to a broader audience outside the Clearwater community possibly changing even more lives.

Experience Students Experience Life-Altering Opportunities At White House and National Landmarks Three of our Ruth Eckerd Hall/Clearwater Jazz Holiday Combo students joined students from across the country when they visited the White House and participated in a special Soulville, USA, The History of Memphis Soul interactive music event with Justin Timberlake. First Lady Michelle Obama was in attendance. Additionally, the Center Stage Mixed Ensemble, an auditioned group of experienced male and female students in grades 9 -12, took a trip to Washington, D.C., where they performed at the Walter Reed Veterans Hospital, the Kennedy Center, the National Institute of Health, the World War II Memorial and had a master class with the American University Chamber Singers. According to a parent, “Arts education has been demonstrated to improve our kids’ scores on standardized tests, make them more likely to go to college, increase their marketability in the workforces as well as bring joy into their lives.”

STORY NOTES: Total number of adults and children impacted by arts education classes and performances – 51,883.

Total number of hours of arts experiences provided – 117,414.

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PREFERRED CORPORATE PARTNERS … CHANGING LIVES THROUGH THE PERFORMING ARTS Major Partnership Continues to Nurture Vibrant Quality of Life Duke Energy presented Ruth Eckerd Hall with a $100,000 grant. The company continues as the season sponsor underwriting performances on the Hall’s Main Stage. Melissa Seixas, Duke Energy Government and Community Relations Manager shared, “Duke Energy is happy to continue supporting Ruth Eckerd Hall. We value their partnership and the first-rate cultural arts programming and performances they bring to our local communities.” Zev Buffman, Ruth Eckerd Hall President and CEO commented, “We are overwhelmed with gratitude at Duke Energy’s continued generosity. With a little help from our friends, we are able to continue presenting the very best in live entertainment to the Tampa Bay community and change lives through the performing arts.”

Thank you to Ruth Eckerd Hall’s preferred partners, corporations and businesses, who are integral to promoting our economic growth, supporting our mission and helping education our students.

STORY NOTES

Total number of preferred corporate partners supporting the performing arts in our community – 54.

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Partnership

GRANTORS … CHANGING LIVES THROUGH THE PERFORMING ARTS

Generosity Grantor’s Generosity Provides Enriching Environment for Students

For years the Tampa Bay Times Fund has supported tuition assistance for students whose families demonstrate need to attend summer classes at the Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts at Ruth Eckerd Hall. Thanks to their generous grant we were able to offer tuition assistance for 95 classroom experiences to children ages three to 17. According to the parent of one of the students, “Thanks to the tuition assistance program our daughter was able to return for the second summer. It meant the world to her and our family. As a young child, she was extremely shy and found it difficult to speak up in school. Well those days are behind us thanks to the high quality training provided with love and guidance from your professional staff. My daughter has recently earned a solo spot in an upcoming school play. Thank you for making a tremendous difference in a young girl’s life!”

We thank Ruth Eckerd Hall’s grantors. They support our efforts to engage future arts patrons through a variety of programming!

Support for Ruth Eckerd Hall is provided in part through the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs and the Florida Council on Arts and Culture, the National Endowment for the Arts, the City of Clearwater and the Leading Ladies of Ruth Eckerd Hall.

The Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts is supported in part by The Tampa Bay Times Fund, Inc., Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc., the Pinellas Community Foundation, Friends of Music, Target, Enterprise Holdings Foundation, Pinellas Cultural Foundation, Macy’s, Florida Blue, the Nichols Foundation, South Arts, UPS and the Volunteer Usher Fund.

STORY NOTES:

Total number of grantors fostering the performing arts in the next generation – 21.

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SPECIAL FUNDRAISING EVENTS … CHANGING LIVES THROUGH THE PERFORMING ARTS Scholarships Make Student’s Dreams Come True Rachel Salzman, Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts student who won first place in the vocal and drama categories of the 1st Annual Dare to Dream Awards shared, “Winning the first place scholarships in both categories last year has given me so much confidence as a performer. It was the first time that I had ever performed on a stage as big as Ruth Eckerd Hall. The instructors at the Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts have been wonderful teachers over the years and I have learned so much thanks to them. Not only was the recognition for first place an honor but the scholarship money I received is helping me pay for college. I will be studying musical theatre at Emerson College in Boston. Thank you Ruth Eckerd Hall and the Dare to Dream Awards for believing in me and making my daring dream a reality.”

Cameron MacMillan, first place winner in the instrumental classical category commented, “The Dare to Dream Awards will enable me to earn a college degree and good standing among other musicians, unlocking numerous opportunities for me to continue forward in the world of music.”

Jessica Sullivan, first place winner in the dance category told us, “Thanks to the Dare to Dream Awards, I will be able to attend a four year university and continue my relationship with dance, allowing it to grow and mature even further.”

Aaron Lehrian, first place winner in the jazz category shared, “Winning the Dare to Dream Awards brought me one step closer to achieving my goal of a lifelong career in my one and only passion – music.”

STORY NOTES Total number of fundraising events – 4.

Total number of sponsors – 63.

Total number in attendees – 1,000.

Total raised to provide the critical funding needed to sustain our arts education programs that benefit thousands of students – $362,000.

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DONORS … CHANGING LIVES THROUGH THE PERFORMING ARTS

Ruth Eckerd Hall is tremendously grateful to our 5,500 members who we consider part of our family.

We truly appreciate your unwavering support of the performing arts and arts education in our community.

Your generosity changes lives every day!

Dorothy and Eddie Jata are just one example of the member relationships that are built over the years. They have been members for 21 years and renewed their membership for the 20th time! The couple shared that they, “Thank Ruth Eckerd Hall for excellent service both on the phone and at the theater since 1992.”

FUNDED LIFE

Jeanie and David Abelson Drs. Michael and Pamela Adams Transamerica Jim & Gail Agnew Alliant Techsystems Mr. and Mrs. Barry M. Alpert American Association of University Women Am-Med, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Michael Andriola Anonymous Dr. Rodney Anthony Mr. Stuart W. Arnold Millicent B. Athanason Mr. and Mrs. Martin Awerbach AXA Advisors Tony and Linda Bacon Doug and Sally Bailey Bank of America Bob & Jennifer Banks Dr. & Mrs. John P. Barrett Fran Bartlett Mrs. Gloria Batts BB&T - Branch, Banking and Trust Winifred and Lee Bell Mr. & Mrs. Gerald M. Benstock Leah and Glenn Bergoffen Mr. and Mrs. Clay Biddinger David and Nancy Bilheimer Dr. & Mrs. William L. Bitner III Ms. R. Ann Blackburn W. Gerald and Carolyn E. Blaney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blanton Sr John and Shirley Boelhower Michael & Bonnie Bollenback Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Bomstein Bonefish Grill Rick & Karen Bouchard Mrs. Sally W. Bowler Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bragin Mr. & Mrs. Derrick Brewster Jr The Derrick Brewster Family Bright House Networks Mrs. Marian Bright Kathy and Bob Brooks Mrs. Loretto R. Burmester Mrs. Penny Burnison Drs. Winton & Katherine Burns C & R Building Mr. & Mrs. Nick Cambas Mr. and Mrs. George Cantonis Mr. and Mrs. James Cantonis Dan and Nadine Carlisle Mr. & Mrs. Steve Carlisle Carr, Riggs & Ingram Carrabba’s Italian Grill Judge and Mrs. James R. Case Gary & Amanda Catenac Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Chapman Charles A. Dana Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Leon Chasan

Mrs. Carroll Cheek Robert B. Churney DMD & Ericka Reincke City of Clearwater City of Dunedin City of Largo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Clark Clearwater Automobile Dealers Association Clearwater Cardiovascular & Interventional Consultants Coca-Cola USA Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Coleman Mr. and Mrs. John Connelly Keith & Debra Cook Earle and Dawn Cooper Cox Target Media Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coxhead Creative Contractors, Inc. Alice & Thomas J. Culhane Mr. James C. David Mrs. Kay A. Davison Dayton-Andrews Inc. Charles J. and Karleen F. DeBlaker Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Deal Terry & Marilyn Deeb Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Delarbre Dr. Michael and Mrs. Diana DeVito Mr. & Mrs. Salu Devnani Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Dickson Dr. and Mrs. David Dieterich Dillard’s Dimmitt Automotive Group Dimmitt Chevrolet, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Dimmitt III Larry & Marge Dimmitt Vincent A. Dotolo Mrs. Gladys Douglas Hackworth Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Doyle Duke Energy Florida Holly Duncan Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Dunn Dr. & Mrs. Paul Duryea Mrs. Dorothy M. Dutcher Merrill Lynch & Company, Inc. / W. Wallace Dutton III Richard and Bridget Eckerd Mr. & Mrs. William K. Eckerd Mr. and Mrs. Mark Edmunds Dr. and Mrs. Richard Eicher Julie Eiden Sharon Ellis-Champagne Dr. & Mrs. Irwin Entel Mr. & Mrs. Don K. Enzmann George & Lisa Etheridge Execujet Charter Services, Inc Peter & Rhonda Cunzolo Dr. and Mrs. Phillip Farthing Mr. and Mrs. George E. Feaster Mrs. Thomas Feaster Mrs. Ann N. Ferrentino Fifth Third Bank

Fred and Aleta Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Fishman Jerry & Elaine Flatt Mr. & Mrs. Charles K. Ford Dr. and Mrs. H. James Free Mr. & Mrs. Robert Freedman Dr. and Mrs. Ben I. Friedman Joyce Fuller Interiors General Dynamics - OTS Mr. & Mrs. John F. Gerlach Mr. Kingsley H. Gerlach III Mr. Stephen R. Gerlach Mr. and Mrs. James C. Gibson Mr. John Gillis Mr. & Mrs. and Mrs. James P. Gills Jr Dr. & Mrs. Paul Goldenfarb Charlene & Mardy Gordon Greater Largo Chamber of Commerce Linda Suzzanne Griffin-Keliher Priscilla Rudd Gross Mr. & Mrs. Howard G. Groth Pat Grubb Gulfcoast Programs Mr. & Mrs. Phil Nathanson Mrs. Cathy Gurba Mr. Stephen L. Gurba Mrs. Dorothy Gustafson Dr. & Mrs. Robert E. Hackett Ed Halleran and Steve Sika Halliburton & Associates, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. J. Robert Hamill Jr Mr. & Mrs. Hoyt P. Hamilton Mrs. Jean Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hamilton Mr. & Mrs. Wade B. Hamilton Leon R. Hammock Mrs. Jan Harden Mr. James Harper Dr. & Mrs. Norman R. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Heller Mrs. C.W. Henry John & Geri Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Heye Mrs. Harold F. Heye Mr. & Mrs. Rick Heye Susan Morgenstein Heyman Mary Gerlach Hickok Al and Dawn Hoffman Mrs. Libby Hoffman Abby and Joe Holt, Sr. Honeywell, Inc. - Advionics Division Hooters Inc. Mr. & Mrs. James J. Howley Kenneth W. & Sheri Hoye Ms. Renée Hurley Thomas A & Mary S James Foundation Ms. Nancy Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Johnson Jr Mr. & Mrs. Donald G. Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Karnes Mrs. Marshall Kent

Mr. & Mrs. Roger Kenyon Mark & Judy Klein Mr. and Mrs. Ken Klespies Michael & Joan Kline Mr. & Mrs. Robert Klingel Mr. & Mrs. James Knight Harriet & Joe Knight Family Mr. Mitchell Knight Sandra Konrad Cotterman Mr. & Mrs. Roger Kumar In Memoriam: Ed & Phyllis Lamb Peggy & Fred Langenberg Mrs. Howard Lawrence Mrs. Suzanne Logan Leatherman Stanley and Susan Levy Mr. Greg Loebel Mr. Walter Loebenberg Lokey Motors, Inc Lokey Nissan Joni R. Long Rick & Pamela Lopez Mrs. Jeannie Finn Macpherson Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Magidson Main Street Medical Majemac Enterprises, Inc. Mandalay Surf & Sport Inc. Nancy & George Mariani Mrs. Carol E. Martin Jim & Charlane Martin Mike & Denise McCracken Mrs. Terry McHarg Barbara McNeill & Tim Rush Mr. & Mrs. Paul Meissner Melitta USA Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Michels Joseph & Julia Miglin Mr. John Miles Mr. & Mrs. Aristides Miliotes Donna Mills Mr. Larry Morgan Dr. & Mrs. George A.Morris III Mr. Nelson Morrow and Mr. Robert Challener Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Murray Mr. Chet Needelman Nichols Foundation, Inc. Mr. Ralph Coxhead The Hart Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William Nodine William and Douchka Noren Northside Medical Center Mr. Donald Olson Dr. Yi-Hwa Outerbridge M.D. Palm Pavilion of Clearwater Ken Hamilton Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Pawlowski Mr. & Mrs. Lowell Paxson Mr. & Mrs. James N. Paxton Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes P.A. Mr. & Mrs. David G. Perkins Jr Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Leslie Peter Judy and Ron Petrini

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DONORS … CHANGING LIVES THROUGH THE PERFORMING ARTS The Thomas Family/ Pinch A Penny, Inc Polypack, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. F. Wallace Pope, Jr Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Porcelli Jr Joseph Proctor Mr. and Mrs. Edward Proefke Sr Mr. Donald Prokes Provise Management Group, LLC J Crayton & Johanna Pruitt Publix Super Markets Charities Mrs. Joan Quinlan Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ramus Raymond James Financial Regions Bank Mr. and Mrs. Robert Resnik Dr. and Mrs. John Rinde Mr. & Mrs. Marshall Rinker Mr. and Mrs. Owen Roberts Louise & Charlie Robinson Rotary Club of Clearwater Mrs. Patricia Rowan Mr. and Mrs. Dennis G. Ruppel Mrs. Sandra Ruppel Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Rutenberg Deborah & Charlie Rutz Dr. and Mrs. Alan Clark Scheer Mrs. Lisl Schick Schmalz Insurance Agency Eric and Barbara Schmitz Mrs. Irving Schoenberg Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Schorr Mr. Wendell Frank Schott Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schwartz Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. J. Ronald Seel Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Seligman Mr. & Mrs. F.J. Sharpe Mr. Everett L. Simpkins Harold T. & Barbara Singer The Sitton Family Hon. J. Harrison and Elisabeth Smith Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith Bob and Cathy Smith Dr. & Mrs. Gerald Smolensky Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Smoot Mr. and Mrs. Les Smout Col. and Mrs. Donald Spearel Spencer & Associates Architecture, Inc. Mr. Andrew Spetz Dr. & Mrs. James Spicer Square D Company St. Petersburg/Clearwater Convention & Visitors Bureau Florida Department of State Ellen Stavros Gus and Frances Stavros Mark Stavros Paul B. Stavros Mr. & Mrs. George Steinbrenner Mr. & Mrs. Jim Stewart Jeanne Stinson Cansler Dennis David P. Stone & Deborah G. Stone Mrs. J.O. Stone & Mrs. Nell Rodriguez Mrs. Trudy Stracey Tim and Sandy Stroyne The Stuffed Mushroom

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Jeffrey P. and Connie Cadwell SunTrust Bank of Tampa Bay Dr. Diane L. Sutton Mr. & Mrs. James T. Swann III Steve & Maureen Swanson Jeanne Talerico Tampa Bay Magazine Tampa Bay Times Think Tank Studio Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Dave Thomas & Julie Lachman Coley & Susie Tooke Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Tourin Ms. Geri M Trautlein Stewart and Linda Turley Mrs. Jerald B. Turner UBS Financial Services, Inc. Dr. Barbara Van Winkle Verizon Communications Mr. & Mrs. James L. Villa Wadsworth Golf Construction Co. Frank Walker Elden & Ruth Weiss Dr. Steven & Irene Weiss Wells Fargo Harborside Gastroenterology Ron & Lonni Whitchurch Debbie White Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wilkerson Wendy Wilkerson Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Willey Dr. & Mrs. Frank M. Williams Greg & Sandra Willsey Douglas & Lisa Wycoff Mr. and Mrs. Warren Young

Diamond Circle $25,000 + Joseph & Julia Miglin

Platinum Circle $10,000 + Disability Experts of Florida John and Beth England Thomas and Mary James Jack Redmond

Gold Circle $5,000 +

Dr. Rodney Anthony C & R Building CBIZ MHM, LLC. Clearwater Gas System Clearwater Threshers Baseball Club Ferman Mini of Tampa Bay & Ferman BMW of Palm Harbor Lisa and Cris Fucci Gagnon Foundation Mr. Michael Galinski J.J. Taylor Distributing Florida Inc Kathleen & Roger Johnson Mrs. Carol E. Martin Mr. Hershel Oliff Kenneth & Elizabeth O’Neil Ike and Dawn Prillaman Mr. Warren Rodgers & Dr. Zena Lansky Hon. J. Harrison and Elisabeth Smith St. Mark Village Kate Tiedemann & Ellen Cotton The Yerrid Foundation, Inc.

Silver Circle $2,500 +

Ms. Diane Adams Nicholas and Jill Athanason Tony and Linda Bacon Mrs. Gloria Batts Mr. Thomas C. Bundy Mike and Pam Cornnell Steven and Vicki DeGeorge Mr. & Mrs. Anthony R. Dominick Dr. Anthony Thomas Duany, MD Nick and Connie Dukas Vicki and Rick Franklin Guy and Shelly Gannaway Mr. and Mrs. Alan Gassman Dr. and Mrs. Stephen and Lynn Goldman Bill and Jan Harroun Kenneth W. & Sheri Hoye Dr. Demetrios Kaiafas Michael & Joan Kline Mr. & Mrs. Robert Klingel Richard and Barbara Love Dave & Mary Macdaid Terri and John McClelland Rowland and Kathy Milam Bill & Tanga Moyle Dr. and Mrs. Michael Myers Timothy & Heather North Mr. Dave Pettinato Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Redmon Robert & Annette Rochlin Donald, Dorothy and Sara Shepard Spay and Neuter Clinic of Pinellas County Mr. & Mrs. Jack Sprague Mr. & Mrs. Johnston Staples Steve & Maureen Swanson Tampa Bay Times Gary & Nikki Ubaldini The USAA Foundation

Dress Circle $1,500 +

Abbitt-Hartnett Family Mr. Steven Acuff Drs. Michael and Pamela Adams Transamerica Jim & Gail Agnew Akerman Senterfitt Mr. and Mrs. Forbes Alexander Alliance Workforce Solutions Alliant Techsystems John and Flo Alonso Ameri-Tech Community Management, Inc Am-Med, Inc. Peter and Seretha Anderson Tim Anderson Dr. & Mrs. Michael Andriola Anesthesia Associates of Dunedin Anonymous APG Electric Mrs. Sandra Levin-Armstead Mike and Connie Armstrong AT&T Robert and Michelle Austin Mr. and Mrs. Martin Awerbach B2B Sign Resource

Mr. Don Bailey Doug and Sally Bailey Dr. & Mrs. John P. Barrett Fran Bartlett Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy F. Bates Philip & Carol Beauchamp Mr. & Mrs. Kevin & Deborah Bechtel Hilmer Beckers Linda Bellew Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bennett Mr. Ron Benson Mr. & Mrs. Gerald M. Benstock Leah and Glenn Bergoffen David and Pilar Bernd Besa Grill Best Audio Visual, Inc./ Mr. Rodney Best Mr. and Mrs. Patrick L. Beyer Richard Bialor & Byron Mathis Bianco and Mansfield, P.A. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Biddinger David and Nancy Bilheimer Mr. & Mrs. Al Biller Maurice and Selma Biller Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Binnig Dr. & Mrs. William L. Bitner III W. Gerald and Carolyn E. Blaney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blanton Sr Mr. Allen G Bluze George and Maria Bobotas John and Shirley Boelhower Michael & Bonnie Bollenback Bonefish Grill Stephen G. and Cheryl L. Bosky Rick & Karen Bouchard Bill and Charisse Cosgray Jr Brandon Construction Company Ms. Mary Alice Braukman Mrs. Marian Bright Brian Brown Mr. Jared Brown Mr. M. Brown and Ms. C. Martin William L. & Ruth J. Bruggeman Mr. and Mrs. Bjorn E. Brunvand Russell Buchan Ron and Robin Buck Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buford Burchard Galleries - Fine Arts & Antiques Auctioneers Myra Burke Mrs. Loretto R. Burmester Mrs. Penny Burnison Mr. Sid Burtnick Mr. and Mrs. Henry Byars Eugene and Nada Camali Simon and Dina Canasi Mr. and Mrs. Bobby G. Capel Thom Carlisle and Darren Sharp Caroline and Lee, P.A. Carrabba’s Italian Grill Ken and Lillian Carson Judge and Mrs. James R. Case Centennial Bank Mr. Larry H. Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Chapman Mrs. Nicole DeBartolo and Mr. Chad Chronister

Robert B. Churney DMD & Ericka Reincke Dr. William and Elaine Clark Clearwater Cardiovascular & Interventional Consultants Greater Clearwater Chamber of Commerce Mr. & Mrs. Louis B. Close Mrs. Jacqueline Cole-Graziano Dorthy Coleman Ms. Joanne Conrey Keith & Debra Cook James and Sally Cooksey Earle and Dawn Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Copher Carole Core Cox Target Media Raybon Cox and Diane Weeks The Raymond M. Craig III Family Foundation Creative Contractors, Inc. Alice & Thomas J. Culhane Ardelle F. Darling Mrs. Margaret Darraugh Ms. Brenda Davis Dan and Sheri Davis Dayton-Andrews Inc. Charles J. and Karleen F. DeBlaker Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Deal Ms. Lisa DeBartolo Dr. & Mrs. David Decamella Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Dickson Dr. and Mrs. David Dieterich Mr. Matt DiGennaro Mr. Robert Donath Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Donushi Pierre & Kathryn Drouin Mr. Frank Dubisz Duke Energy Florida Holly Duncan Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Dunn Ms. Maria Duranona Dr. & Mrs. Paul Duryea Mrs. Dorothy M. Dutcher E & J Gallo & Barefoot Winery Richard and Bridget Eckerd Mr. and Mrs. Mark Edmunds Dr. and Mrs. Richard Eicher Donald & Virginia Eken Elf Salad Music, BMI - Mr. Phil Lopez Bruce & Pamela Engquist Dr. & Mrs. Irwin Entel Sheryl Evans Execujet Charter Services, Inc Peter & Rhonda Cunzolo Mr. Thomas Farrell Dr. and Mrs. Phillip Farthing Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Fava Mrs. Ann N. Ferrentino Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Fishman Louise Flandreau Jerry & Elaine Flatt Florida Masonry Construction Thomas and Judy Flynn Forrest Excavating, Inc. The Frank E. Duckwall Foundation Mr. and Mrs. P. Douglas Freedle Mr. & Mrs. Robert Freedman

Mr. David J. Frey Mr. Charles Friedman Mr. Michael Froning Ken & Patsy Gamble Mr. John Geigle Arthur and Lillian Giordano Joe Goguen & Christy Lacy Thomas and Beth Goodgame Dr. & Mrs. Gordon Goodman Dr. Elinor Z. Gordon Gary S. Gray Ms. Catherine M. Green Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Grego Linda Suzzanne Griffin-Keliher Priscilla Rudd Gross Pat Grubb Gulfcoast Programs - Mr. & Mrs. Phil Nathanson Ms. Barbara Haagsma Ed Halleran & Steve Sika Ms. Doreen Halliwell Mrs. Jean Hamilton Hancock Bank Andrew and Vicki Hano Mrs. Jan Harden Mr. Lawrence W. Harkins III Linda & Howard Harris Mr. Joseph and Dr. Melinda Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hernandez Harlan & Kathy Heshelow Susan Morgenstein Heyman Abby and Joe Holt, Sr. Homestead Title of Pinellas Hooters Inc. Nicholas & Maria Houmis Drs. Robert & Teresa Howard William and Tricia Hutchcraft Hyatt Regency Clearwater Beach Resort & Spa Mr. George Iacono Lawrence and Jackie Ingram Paul & Kim Jackson II Mr. Anthony Johannesmeyer & Dr. Diane Zeglinski Dwane Johansen Karen and Matthew Johnston Ms. Jana L. Jones Mr. William C. Jonson Robert & Sharon Jorgensen Harriet Kaplan Mr. Harry G. Karim & Ms. Beverly Lisella Keith & Cathy Kerrigan Dr. & Mrs. Harvey Kerstein Klar and Klar Architecture Mark & Judy Klein Mr. and Mrs. Ken Klespies Mr. Mel Klinghoffer Ralph and Nancy Kluesner Dennis and Irene Kraft Brian & Linda Ladell In Memoriam: Ed & Phyllis Lamb Dr. and Mrs. David A. Landis Peggy & Fred Langenberg Mr. & Mrs. James Lankton Law Office of Charles Philips Mrs. Howard Lawrence Dr. Michael P Lazor & Mrs. Rose Lazor

RUTH ECKERD HALL … CHANGING LIVES THROUGH THE PERFORMING ARTS Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Leppla Lerner & Rudolph Dr. Saul Lerner and Dr. Vivian Benci Stanley and Susan Levy Lincks & Associates, Inc. Dick & Beverly Lingle Mr. Stuart Lipman Joni R. Long Randy and Jolene Loos Rick & Pamela Lopez Frank M. Lorenzo, Jr. MacFarlane Ferguson & McMullen The Macula Center Majemac Enterprises, Inc. Mr. Benjamin Mallah Mandalay Surf & Sport Inc. Jim & Patti Manetta Mr. Ralph Mangione Nancy & George Mariani Jim & Charlane Martin Dick & Pat Martin Mary Mascaro Robert C. Mason Drs. Todd and Kim Mattox Mr. and Mrs. Michael McCarthy Paulina McCarthy Mike & Denise McCracken McFarland, Gould, Lyons, Sullivan & Hogan P.A. Mr. & Mrs. Arthur McKenzie Mr. & Mrs. Paul McMullen Barbara McNeill & Tim Rush Patrick & Jade Meehan Melitta USA Merrill Lynch & Company, Inc. / W. Wallace Dutton III Mark and Olivia Milholin Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Miller Mrs. Roylee Miller Ms. Sandra Miller Anonymous Bruce and Jeni Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Moffatt Bijan and Sheila Mohseni Anonymous Dr. & Mrs. George A.Morris III Mr. James Morrison Dr. Craig and Heather Munger Mr. Rick Nelson/Ms.Dottie Scroggins New York Diamond Center Mrs. Ronald Nisk Mark and Debbie Nixon William and Douchka Noren Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. O’Dell Alan Olson Mr. Donald Olson Dr. Yi-Hwa Outerbridge M.D. Mr. & Mrs. EB Pasquale Dr. Hitesh and Dr. Anjni Patel Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Pawlowski Mr. & Mrs. James N. Paxton Mr. Brady Pedler Tannia Peeples Mr. & Mrs. David Pelletz Pepsi Cola Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes P.A. Mr. & Mrs. David G. Perkins Jr Mr. and Mrs. Richard Perkins

Joseph and Marci Perlman Grant and Carlen Petersen Ms. Hope Peterson Judy and Ron Petrini Jim & Sue Petru Ms. Suzanne Piper Mr. & Mrs. Walter Piper Mr. Robert Pitcher Pat Plumlee Loren and Joy Pollack Polypack, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. F. Wallace Pope, Jr Debra K. Porter Wilma & Jim Price Linda N. Prieto, MD Joseph Proctor Mr. Donald Prokes Provise Management Group, LLC J Crayton & Johanna Pruitt John Psomas and Luke Lovgren Mrs. Joan Quinlan Andrew and Patricia Rackstein Mr. and Mrs. Brad Radke Mr. & Mrs. James Ragan Fred and Margot Ramentol Mark and Rachel Rankin Ms. Sharron Rankine Dr. Lori Ransohoff Lynette Rauh Mr. & Mrs. J. Paul Raymond Marc & Linda Renick Republic National and Russian Standard Mr. and Mrs. Robert Resnik Mr. Jack S. Rice Jr Jimmy and Amy Richman Dr. and Mrs. John Rinde Dr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Robbins Louise & Charlie Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Charles Robinson Jr Kimberly and John T. Robinson Dr. and Mrs. David Rosenbach Carla and Mike Roy Deborah & Charlie Rutz Saint Pete MRI Mr. Craig Savage Mr. & Mrs. D. Scherer Mr. & Mrs. R. M. Schilleman Schmalz Insurance Agency Terry and Aleta Schmidt Eric and Barbara Schmitz Mrs. Irving Schoenberg Mr. Wendell Frank Schott Mr. and Mrs. Don J. Schumacher Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Schwartz Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Schwartz Bob and Sally Schwierking Mr. and Mrs. David Seldin Mr. & Mrs. F.J. Sharpe Mr. and Mrs. Arol and Peggie Sherwin James Sherwood/Camila Villamil Mr. and Mrs. Garry Simpson Mr. Thomas Simpson Paul & Diana Sims Harold T. & Barbara Singer Bill and Missy Smith Mr. & Mrs. James Snyder Joe Nemo

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Soulliere Col. and Mrs. Donald Spearel Mr. Stephen J. Spencer - Spencer & Associates Architect Mr. Andrew Spetz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spieler Drs. Jonathan & Lisa Squires Stahl & Associates Mr. Terrence Stapleton Gus and Frances Stavros Al & Sandee Steinberg Mr. John Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Still John and Bonni Stokely David P. Stone & Deborah G. Stone Mrs. J.O. Stone & Mrs. Nell Rodriguez Ron and Shirley Strange Mr. and Mrs. Richard Strefling Jim & Jane Strenski Tim and Sandy Stroyne Ms. Jill Strumpf Sun Country Cleaners Dr. Diane L. Sutton Dr. Vera & Mr. Kenneth Swade Roy & Cathy Sweatman Karen Sweeney Jeanne Talerico Carl and Heidi Tandatnick Terri & Robert Tankel Mr. Jeffrey D. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Tocklin Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Tourin Gregory Murtagh Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Trusina John and Jean Tsagaris Dr. & Mrs. Ty Tvedten UBS Financial Services, Inc. Dr. Barbara Van Winkle Verimed Health Group Karen & Dan Vietto Vir-Sec, Inc. VISION SYSTEMS, INC. Vology Data Systems Volvo-Mazda Village Dr. and Mrs. Craig Walker Dr. & Mrs. Lee Watkins Jr Gary and Cynthia Webster Elden & Ruth Weiss Dr. Steven & Irene Weiss Angel Welker Harborside Gastroenterology Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Whitaker Jr Ron & Lonni Whitchurch Debbie White Carl & Maria White Diane & Art Whitney William Dean Chocolates Mr. Brian Williams Janet Wilson and Joseph Girgenti Chet Yoakum and Diane Bennett Dr. & Mrs. Todd Yonteck Mr. and Mrs. Warren Young Dr. & Mrs. Lane Ziegler John Zolfo Louise Zwier

Producer $650

Ms. Linda Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bailey Mr. Kadle Betz Mr. John Bridson Mr. Douglas C. Buchan Mrs. Cheryl Buetzow Dr. and Mrs. Kerry Chamberlain Mr. and Ms. Ronald Cohn Mr. Dave Cosper Mrs. Diane Cote Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Cox Mr. Richard Denmon Mr. & Mrs. Joel F. Dennison Ms. Tanya Field Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Finnegan Mr. and Ms. Phillip D. Folger Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Forman Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Fraizer Ms. Diane Frazer Mr. and Mrs. Louis Giocondo Gotta Havit Auto Insurance Ms. Roberta Horton Alvin and Shirley Howes Ms. Sally Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Keech Mr. Rodney Korf Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kraft Mr. John Lamprecht Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lenart Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Mancini Mr. and Mrs. Jack McLaughlin Mrs. Hazel Miller Ralph Money Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morrow Bobbie Mueller Norwegian Wood, Inc. Mr. Leo Orsi Dr. Carol Pappas Mr. & Mrs. David Perkey Mr. Rick Reeder Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Reilly Mr. Charles Rogers Mrs. Sheldon L. Rothman Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Runge Mr. Dennis Ryan Mr. Steven Scott and Ms. Jannie Marthinsen Mr. Bill Sumansky and Ms. Tori Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Richard Sweeney Mr. Anthony Vitale Dr. Arnold H. Weinstein Ms. Elizabeth Wydro Mr. and Mrs. Ed Yeager Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Zareczny

$350 and Under More than 4,600 gifts were made at these levels. Although space does not allow us to list each individually, Ruth Eckerd Hall recognizes the invaluable support of each gift and extends our appreciation to these generous donors.

Friends of Music

Friends of Music creates unique, once-in-a-lifetime music experiences for members while raising necessary funds to bring performing arts into the lives of children who might otherwise not experience it. Friends of Music benefits students of the Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts.

Founding Friends of Music CJ and Dana Botsolas Michael and Roxanne Connor Randy and Ellen Crisorio Dan and Nicole Doyle John and Beth England Miguel and Arlene Fana Pit and Joy Gills Matthew and Kimberly Hoffman Cesar and Penelope Lara Jeffrey and Barbara McDonald Gail and Robin Selby Vick and Sharmila Seth Barry and Kathryn Shevlin Jeffry Stern Mary Sweeney and Liz Moss

Friends Plus

Sharon Ellis-Champagne James and Jill Fugit Darwin and Jennifer Hale Robert and Karen Jackson Carlos and Kitty Labrador Steven and Rochelle Mirabello Robert and Kelly Schmidt Joe and Joan Seivold Douglas and Lisa Wycoff

Friends of Music

David and Jeanie Abelson Erik G. Abrahamson Robby and Allison Adams John and Megan Anderson Lee and Debbie Arnold Rob and Phyllis Audette Dan Balda Jennifer Barbaro and Todd Gould Steve and Marie Beaty Steven and Susan Benjamin Thilo and Betsy Best Robert and Tamara Black Alison Boh Tom and Karen Boland Ray and Niki Bouchard Bruce Boudreau Nick and Monique Cambas Michael Cantonis Peter and Jenny Chicouris Clearwater Threshers Baseball Club Gary and Amy Connors Eric and Amy Dann Terry Deeb Rob and Jacqui DiMarco Dimmitt Family Jim and Artemis Emslie George and Lisa Etheridge David and Tina Eyers

Lisa Faller Flaharty Asset Management Matt and Kristine Flemister Aaron Fodiman and Margaret Word Burnside Ami Forte Evan and Desirae Forte John and Teresa Francis Thomas Free Bryan Glazer Dean and Diane Gobo Glenn and Anne Goodman William Grob Steve and Taunya Haire Ken and Lisa Hamilton Kevin and Angela Hawkins Stephen and Cynthia Heller John and Sheryl Hill Kevin and Tammie Hourigan Hyatt Regency Clearwater Beach Resort & Spa Todd Janego John and Christina Kaddis Joseph and Anna Kokolakis Steven and Holly Kramer Michael and Eva Krutchik Carmine and Kristina LaCognata Jesse and Andrea Litsch Nancy Lycan Steven and Lindsay MacDonald Brian and Laura Maiocco Ryan Malone Rick and Molly McKay Darryl and Shannon Minardi Tom and Kimberly Mollick Vaibhav Moondra John and Beth O’Shea Nick and Adriana Pappas Jason and Bonnie Patchen Chris and Trisha Patterson Steven and Haven Poirier Paul Polito and Jenni Kennedy Chris and Michelle Ponte Michael Preston and Geri Pearsall Adam and Deirdre Rosen Carey and Pam Rowan Robert and Wendy Rowe Daniel and Sophia Ruiz Eric and Barbara Schmitz Bob and Cathy Smith Tom and Sharon Streng John and Wendy Thomas Steve and Melissa Torres Deven Werling and Heather Willard Gene and Brenda Whitehead Greg and Sandra Willsey

Ferdinand

Glenn and Leah Bergoffen Rick and Karen Bouchard George and Maria Cantonis James and Allie Cantonis John and Marilyn Connelly Dan and Roz Doyle George and Nancy Mariani

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DONORS … CHANGING LIVES THROUGH THE PERFORMING ARTS Expanding the Experience Capital Campaign Contributors

Ruth Eckerd Hall is enormously grateful to the donors listed below for supporting the Expanding the Experience Capital Campaign at Ruth Eckerd Hall and the Capitol Theatre. We would like to send a special thank you to the State of Florida and the City of Clearwater. $1,000,000 - $1,999,999 Ray & Geri Trautlein $250,000 - $499,999 Cantonis Family Foundation Michael “Frenchy” Preston Abby Kennedy Holt and Joseph E. Holt, Sr. Mrs. Charlotte Schoeppl $150,000 - $249,999 Rick & Karen Bouchard $100,000 - $149,999 Leah and Glenn Bergoffen George and Lisa Etheridge Barry and Kathryn Shevlin Tampa Bay Times Fund $75,000 - $99,999 Dr. and Mrs. Ivon E. Culver

$50,000 - $74,999 Creative Contractors Inc. Vology Data Systems - Barry Shevlin $25,000 - $49,999 C. Douglas and Eleanor Baker Mrs. Ruth M. Grymes Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Magidson Mr. Andrew Spetz Mrs. Madge G. Wagner $15,000 - $24,999 Mr. & Mrs. Barry M. Alpert & Family Susan & Steven Benjamin Nick and Connie Dukas $10,000 - $14,999 Jeanie & David Abelson Anonymous Rob & Penny Bauer Mike & Bonnie Bollenback Joe & Sarah Burdette Alan and Marcia Gassman Marcus and Jennifer Greene Pat Grubb Mrs. Gladys Douglas Hackworth Nichols Foundation, Inc. Mr. Ralph Coxhead Water’s Edge

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$5,000 - $9,999 Mrs. Dorothy Dutcher Ms. Doreen Halliwell

$2,500 - $4,999 Credera Mr. & Mrs. Larry R. Genskow Linda Suzzanne Griffin-Keliher David & Lori Suellau $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. and Mrs. Sayed Abuzaid Susan L Blackburn Rita Garvey Catherine M. Green Carolyn and David Howell J. Crayton Pruitt Family Foundation Jill & Dodge Melkonian Melinda Peterson and Philip G. Proctor Plumlee Gulf Beach Realty, Inc. Robert and Gwenyth Starr $100 - $999 Abbitt-Hartnett Family Ms. Joan Brandenburgh The Ciadella Family Sally and James Cooksey Ms. Nancy Curry Mr. Jeff Garfield Charles and Barbara Goldsmith Steve and Paula Hayes Grant and Carlen Petersen Doyle and Jeanne Rickett The Stuffed Mushroom

Inaugural Dare to Dream Awards Sponsors

The Dare to Dream Awards benefits the Ruth Eckerd Hall Youth Scholarships in the Performing Arts and Tuition Assistance Programs.

Presenting Sponsors Bright House Networks Morgan Stanley – The Abelson Group, The Forte Group and the McDonald Group

8th Annual Spring Gala – Rio Carnaval Sponsors

The Annual Spring Gala provides the critical funding needed to sustain the educational programs of the Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts at Ruth Eckerd Hall.

Celebration Sponsors Cantonis Family Foundation Clearwater Cardiovascular Consultants DEX Imaging, Inc. Toast Sponsors Bright House Networks Clearwater Gas / City of Clearwater Creative Contractors Inc. MacFarlane Ferguson & McMullen NorthStar Bank Raymond James Financial Table Sponsors Leah and Glenn Bergoffen Berkeley Preparatory School Boos Development Group, Inc. Brandon Construction Janice and James Case Roxanne and Michael Connor Amy and Gary Connors CBIZ Kirkland, Russ, Murphy and Tapp Cesar A. Lara, M.D. – Weight Management Elite Travel GFS Private Wealth Lisa and Ken Hamilton Hancock Bank Jefferson Bank of Florida Morgan Auto Group Deborah and Charlie Rutz Barbara and Eric Schmitz Synovus Bank Debbie and David Stone Tampa Bay Times

Star Sponsors DEX Imaging, Inc. Pinch A Penny, Inc.

Media Sponsor Tampa Bay Magazine

Inspiring Sponsors Cantonis Family Foundation Creative Contractors, Inc. Elite Travel

Ruth Eckerd Hall acknowledges the following donors whose designated gifts to the Stradivarius Society provides vital funding, which enables us to offer the finest national and international classical programming.

Dream Sponsors Clearwater American Association of University Women Kim and Ray Ferrara Lisa and Ken Hamilton Joan and Michael Kline Nelson W. Morrow Nancy and Ray Murray PDR Certified Public Accountants Deborah and Charlie Rutz Barbara and Eric Schmitz

Stradivarius Society

Symphony Sponsor Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hackworth Members Mrs. Betty Jo Andrews Mrs. Gloria Batts Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Berkman Mr. and Mrs. George M. Cantonis Mr. and Mrs. James Cantonis Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Fisher Dr. and Mrs. H. James Free Mrs. Jan Harden Mr. and Mrs. David Katz Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Murray

Ovations Food Services Mrs. Sandra Ruppel Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rutz Mrs. Jerald B. Turner Dr. and Mrs. Frank M. Williams

Leading Ladies

The Leading Ladies support Ruth Eckerd Hall through exciting fundraising projects such as Breakfast with Santa, Gala parties and much more. Since their inception over 30 years ago, they have raised $1.6 million to support the arts education programs of Ruth Eckerd Hall.

Executive Committee President, Shirley Boelhower 1st Vice President, Katherine Jones 2nd Vice President, Sue Bowles Recording Secretary, Carol Hopkins Corresponding Secretary, Marie Gage Treasurer, Monica Litrico Assistant Treasurer, Yvonne DeLeon Parliamentarian, Louise Collins Advisor, Jan Harroun Committee Chairs Directory, Alma Pasquale Historian, Doreen Halliwell Hospitality, Virginia Meyer Membership, Bev Lingle Newsletter/Publicity, Jan Harroun Members at Large Jenny Austin Nancy Battaglia Jacqueline Cole-Graziano Diana Mitchell Patricia Morales Carla Roy

Legacy Society

Ruth Eckerd Hall recognizes the following individuals who are part of our Legacy Society who have turned their generosity into an enduring legacy! They have invested in our future by including a bequest or other deferred gift to the Hall in their estate planning.

Ms. Merrilee Albright Barry and Judith Alpert Anonymous (2) Mrs. Gloria Batts Mrs. Greta Cesario Mr. Robert Challener and Mr. Nelson Morrow Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Cheek George and Doris Dalack Mrs. Dorothy Dutcher Mrs. Julie Eiden Mrs. Sharon Ellis-Champagne Fred and Aleta Fisher Mardy & Charlene Gordon Ms. Linda Suzzanne Griffin-Keliher Mrs. Patricia Grubb Mrs. Gladys Douglas Hackworth

Mr. Ed Halleran and Mr. Steve Sika Ms. Doreen Halliwell Mr. James Harper Ms. Renée Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ingram Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson Ms. Tammy Levent Dave & Mary Macdaid Mr. Richard W. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ramus Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Redmon Michael and Carla Soave Roy Mrs. Carlos B. Schoeppl Herbert and Mavis Schwartz Mr. Everett L. Simpkins Bob and Cathy Smith Mr. Andrew Spetz David P. and Deborah G. Stone Mrs. Ray W. Trautlein

In Memoriam

In recognition of our Ruth Eckerd Hall family members who passed away from October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013, we extend our appreciation for their past support and express our heart-felt sympathy to their families.

Carroll Cheek Donald F. Dunn Yvonne Gubner Myra Chandler Haas Harold F. Heye Selma Kron Richard “Dick” Minck William “Bill” Nodine Charlotte Schoeppl Barbara Smart Arnold VanZanten

STORY NOTES: Total number of Circle of Stars members – 734.

Total number of Circle of Friends members – 4,690.

Total number of members – 5,424.

VOLUNTEERS … CHANGING LIVES THROUGH THE PERFORMING ARTS 30+ Years

Samuel Benfante (33 Years) June Schnepp (32 Years) Arlene Schimkat (30 Years)

25+ Years

Margaret Purvance (29 Years) Jean Carrabotta (29 Years) Helen Burke (27 Years) Diane Musto (27 Years) Marie Kelly (25 Years) William Muschler (25 Years) Marie Ricketts (25 Years) Arlene Shaw (25 Years) Rita Walczak (25 Years)

20+ Years

Ruth Eckerd Hall provides our fellow Tampa Bay area residents with the ability to give back through volunteerism. Every day lives are touched and changed by these committed volunteers.

Arlene Schimkat, Volunteer Usher for 30 years shared that she enjoys changing lives by, “performing a community service.”

Fritz Kocka (23 Years) Peg Post (23 Years) George Schram (23 Years) Chris Boyd (22 Years) Elizabeth McAndrew (22 Years) John Boyd (21 Years) Gary Gilchrist (21 Years) Jan Love (21 Years) Shirley Onofrey (21 Years) Irene Smith (21 Years) Maureen Belote (20 Years) Helen Forbes (20 Years) Dolores Haase (20 Years) Marie Markel (20 Years) Jeanne VanErmengem (20 Years) Lynn Cook (17 Years) Lori Maranto (17 Years) Patricia Pellicane (17 Years) Zahava Glickman (16 Years) Karen Kelly (16 Years) Dee Suhr (16 Years) Jerry White (16 Years) Louise Zwier (16 Years)

15+ Years

Gene Belote (15 Years) Susan Dillman (15 Years) Valerie Johnson (15 Years) Lorraine Walsh (15 Years) Joanne Jones (15 Years) Patricia Leslie (15 Years)

10+ Years

Lavonne Esper (14 Years) Kathleen Herrman (14 Years) Rose Ramquist (14 Years) Joyce Shumate (14 Years) Edith Weilamann (14 Years) Helen Martini (14 Years) Lois Archer (13 Years) Bonnie Hirlehey (13 Years) Anne Insley (13 Years) Myrna Katz (13 Years) Kenneth Leiser (13 Years) Jane Shoemaker (13 Years) Norma Fusari (13 Years) Thomas Hansell (13 Years) Sally Molitor (13 Years) Dot Pinelli (13 Years)

Jean Shufelt (13 Years) Ana Sullivan (13 Years) John Sullivan (13 Years) Ed Walsh (13 Years) Hal Demers (12 Years) Maureen Donovan (12 Years) Lorraine Halstrom (12 Years) Linda Herbert (12 Years) Shirley Liesenfeld (12 Years) Nancy Patula (12 Years) Rachel Ratekin (12 Years) Mildred Cole (11 Years) Stella Condon (11 Years) Janette DiFrancesco (11 Years) Jean Doran (11 Years) Gloria Favreau (11 Years) Dorothea Ford (11 Years) Joann Hebert (11 Years) Lillian Kenney (11 Years) Rosmarie Liebrock (11 Years) Jo Ann Lueders (11 Years) Michael Petrick (11 Years) Helene Robertson (11 Years) Marilyn Urban (11 Years) Flo Bickel (10 Years) Helen Hayter (10 Years) Ginny Jones (10 Years) MaryLou Ledoux (10 Years) Paul Ledoux (10 Years) Mary Ann Leloia (10 Years) Barbara Lupinsky (10 Years) Kay Scheuerman (10 Years)

5+ Years

Judith Bobinger (9 Years) Jose Bolanos (9 Years) Patricia Daley (9 Years) Carolyn Fabien (9 Years) Lillian Ferencz-Koontz (9 Years) Annette Flanagan (9 Years) Margaret Little (9 Years) Ginger Metzkes (9 Years) Madeline Nawrocky (9 Years) Jeanette Pedroli (9 Years) Stella Raphtis (9 Years) Jeanne Smith (9 Years) Joanne F. Turbide (9 Years) Lynn Venere (9 Years) Mary Lou Wall (9 Years) Deanna Warner (9 Years) Lee Wolos (9 Years) John Young (9 Years) Trudy Young (9 Years) Ann Marie Aldrich (8 Years) Carolyn Ashe (8 Years) Lepa Buck (8 Years) Ellie R. Caldwell (8 Years) Rita Dahlman (8 Years) Katie Fritz (8 Years) Marlene Hovermill (8 Years) Clare V. Johns (8 Years) Marianne Morawetz (8 Years) Sam Munro (8 Years) Mary Nolan (8 Years) Marsha Pusatier (8 Years) Jo Ann Ramsey (8 Years) Rosemary Scavelli (8 Years)

Arthur Sloan (8 Years) Florence Sloan (8 Years) Cathy Straka (8 Years) MerryAnn Brunk (7 Years) Hortensia Bryant (7 Years) Pat Dorsey (7 Years) Luann Erskine (7 Years) Judy Gregory (7 Years) Betsy Hailey (7 Years) Carol Hallstein (7 Years) JoAnne Hansen (7 Years) Julian Hartzog (7 Years) Mary Hildebrand (7 Years) Marlene Kelley (7 Years) Rita Mason (7 Years) Louise Menear (7 Years) Joyce Monahan (7 Years) Barbara Moore (7 Years) Peter Renaldi (7 Years) Barbara Stone (7 Years) Robert Stone (7 Years) Allin M. Turner (7 Years) Eleanore Urbanas (7 Years) Joan Blais (6 Years) Judi Cella (6 Years) Edward Collins (6 Years) Sharon Collins (6 Years) Karla Crampton (6 Years) Shamsi Cullers (6 Years) Risa Demers (6 Years) Lynne Garvie (6 Years) Dorothy Kabat (6 Years) Pat Northrup (6 Years) Maddi Okun (6 Years) Judy Pons (6 Years) Ruth Salvaggio (6 Years) Henry St Pierre (6 Years) Marianne St Pierre (6 Years) Dorothy Storm (6 Years) Jeri Wexler (6 Years) Dolores Wisslead (6 Years) LeeAnn Beauchamp (5 Years) Barbara Blakely (5 Years) Elaine Bruch (5 Years) Maggie Brunelle (5 Years) Lois Craver (5 Years) Jeff Desantis (5 Years) Pat Dohallow (5 Years) Charleen Donato (5 Years) Stephanie Doran (5 Years) Pat Doubleday (5 Years) Peg Duffner (5 Years) Ilse Egan (5 Years) Mary Forsythe (5 Years) Marcia Friedman (5 Years) Janet Hanley (5 Years) Josephine Harris (5 Years) Adeline Kelledes (5 Years) Neil Kiernan (5 Years) Linda Kreps (5 Years) Stan Kreps (5 Years) Sally Mallery (5 Years) Bill McBride (5 Years) Kay McBride (5 Years) Loretta Mirelli (5 Years) Tula Moniodes (5 Years) Ray Peters (5 Years)

Earlene Rosato (5 Years) Suzi Roshong (5 Years) Linda Ruberto (5 Years) Candy Ryan (5 Years) Marilyn Satinoff (5 Years) Nancy Schaeffer (5 Years) Louise Schaffer (5 Years) Pat Senn (5 Years) Debbie Turnbull (5 Years) RoseAnn Verheyen (5 Years) Carla Warren (5 Years) Carol Wells (5 Years) Carole McDonald (5 Years)

2+ Years

Jeanne Abou Sharaka (3 Years) Graham Baskerville (3 Years) Paul Bruckhaus (3 Years) Barbara Carrier (3 Years) Diane Chapman (3 Years) Mike Dunn (3 Years) Virginia Fields (3 Years) Charlene Flach (3 Years) Carol Gall (3 Years) Neva Gamble (3 Years) Marilyn Holl (3 Years) LaVerne Iorio (3 Years) Allen Jones (3 Years) Ellyn Kessler (3 Years) Susan Lafer (3 Years) Jane Lalane (3 Years) Patricia Lynch (3 Years) Share Mancuso (3 Years) Carol Mayle (3 Years) Mary Jo Millington (3 Years) Judith Myron (3 Years) Richard Myron (3 Years) Joseph Nixon (3 Years) Miriam Benitez Nixon (3 Years) Robert Peirson (3 Years) Christina Reda (3 Years) Elsa Ritz (3 Years) Beverly Roberts (3 Years) Bobbi Rosenberg (3 Years) Hal Rosenberg (3 Years) Clarice Saparito (3 Years) Marcia Satinoff (3 Years) Mildred Serena (3 Years) Helen Smigowski (3 Years) Sally Stanley (3 Years) Anita Stungis (3 Years) Rose Sutherland (3 Years) Linda Tobin (3 Years) Joseph Weglarz (3 Years) Bob Wells (3 Years) Carole Whynot (3 Years) Phyllis Skimmer (2 Years)

STORY NOTES: Total number of volunteers – 316.

Total number of hours donated by volunteers – 38,537.

Total amount of payroll saved by volunteer’s commitment – $305,598.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS … CHANGING LIVES THROUGH THE PERFORMING ARTS

Joshua Magidson, Chairman, Attorney, MacFarlane Ferguson & McMullen Philip K. Beauchamp, Vice Chair, Retired President & CEO, Morton Plant Mease Healthcare Marcus Greene, Market President, – St. Petersburg, Branch Banking and Trust Co. Jana L. Jones, Secretary, CFO/Treasurer, Times Publishing Company Richard E. Bouchard, Immediate Past Chair, Retired, CEO Bouchard Insurance Company David Abelson, Senior Vice President, Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Susan Benjamin, Gallery Director and Owner, Syd Entel Gallery Glenn Bergoffen, Community Leader Susan Blackburn, Regional Executive, Tampa Bay Sabadell Shirley Boelhower, President, Leading Ladies of Ruth Eckerd Hall Mike Bollenback, President, Bollenback & Forret, PA, CPAs and Consultants Mike Connor, President and CEO, Paradise Development Group Ami Forte, Managing Director, Morgan Stanley Alan Gassman, Partner, Gassman Law Associates, P.A. Charlene Gordon, Community Leader Frank Hibbard, Senior Vice President, Morgan Stanley Steven Kramer, Managing Partner, New York Life Stan Levy, Sr. Partner Emeritus, Grant Thornton, LLP (Retired) Mark Nixon, President, GolfTec Carlen Petersen, Community Leader Kenneth Roberts, Independent Branch Owner, Charles Schwab Melissa Seixas, Government and Community Relations Manager, Duke Energy Barry Shevlin, CEO, Vology, Inc. John Timberlake, Director of Florida Operations, Phillies Florida, Clearwater Threshers Baseball Please visit www.guidestar.org for Ruth Eckerd Hall’s Form 990s to obtain our financial information.

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STAFF MEMBERS … CHANGING LIVES THROUGH THE PERFORMING ARTS Executive Office

Finance & Human Resources

Security

Zev Buffman, President & CEO Sue Wilson, Executive Assistant

Lori James, Chief Financial Officer

Jon Fields, Safety & Security Manager

Doris Alchin, Controller

Dave Basti, Safety & Security Coordinator

Development

Maria Carcich, Business Analyst

Kathy Rabon, Chief Development Officer

Tammie Riccio, Accounting Manager

Ticketing & Information Technology Susan Crockett, Chief Information Officer

Nancy Dietrich, Director of Special Events

Kirsten Forczek, Human Resources Manager

Katie Abbitt-Hartnett, Corporate Relations Manager

Marketing & Communications

Atid Tayourane, Systems Administrator

Eric Blankenship, Chief Marketing Officer

Bob Snyder, Information Technology Support Specialist

Maggie Ciadella, Annual Giving Manager Suzanne Ruley, Grants Manager Heather Wilson, Development Specialist Anna Hertrich, Campaign Development Associate

Megan Brennan, Director of Marketing Katie Pedretty, Public Relations Manager Katie Mae Maloney, Marketing Manager Adam Burr, Group Sales Manager

Sheila Crossman, Database Analyst

Karen Long, Ticket Services Manager Rachel Ahern, Supervisor Janet Macomber, Supervisor Bethany Ellis, Supervisor

Tami Alderman, Development Associate

Lauren Morningstar, Group Sales Manager

Education

Randy Gilmore, Lead Graphic Designer

Jan Burger, Receptionist

Thomas Jay, Graphic Designer

VIP & Donor Services

Sharon Reid-Kane, Sr. Director of Education Barry Hamilton, Director of Instruction Kristen Battle, Marketing Manager Jared O’Roark, Project: Shattered Silence Artistic Director Katrina Watters, Education Associate Alex Perez, Education Associate Melissa Nolan, Registrar Cynthia Hook, Registrar

Entertainment & Production Bobby Rossi, Chief Programming Officer Brandon Groc, Entertainment Manager Tyson Smith, Technical Director Wes Eubanks, Production Manager Dustin Adams, House Electrician Tony Carroccia, House Carpenter Philip Dunn, Audio Engineer

Alex Kervin, Graphic Designer Alexis O’Connor, Marketing Coordinator Alicia Savas, Marketing Coordinator Sabrina Hunter, Marketing Assistant

Environmental Operations Ray McCoy, Facilities Technician Pat Larsen, Maintenance Technician Tony Tirado, Maintenance Technician

Patty Arias, VIP Team Leader Kelly Simone, Customer Service Representative III Belen Rubin, Customer Service Representative III

Capitol Theatre Jeff Hartzog, General Manager of Capitol Theatre Megan Byrne, Production Manager

Event Services Sandy Villasuso, Event Services Manager Karin Clare, House Manager Kerry Moore, House Manager

Our stage employees are represented by Local 321, International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees and Moving Picture Technicians, Artists and Allied Crafts of the United States and Canada.

Robert Peirson, House Manager Allin Turner, House Manager Denise Watkins, House Manager Louise Schram, Community Relations Coordinator

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