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It is our pleasure to welcome you to an exciting April at the Center. With springtime blooming, we are thrilled to announce the North American premiere of American Ballet Theatre’s The Winter’s Tale, a captivating new ballet based on the timeless literary work of William Shakespeare.
Tony®-winning director and choreographer (MJ, An American in Paris) Christopher Wheeldon, along with scenic and costume designer Bob Crowley, composer Joby Talbot and the electrifying ABT dancers, transport you into a magical land where love does conquer all!
As our official dance partner, ABT continues to inspire and elevate the arts within our community. Our collaboration with such a prestigious dance company allows us to bring innovative and breathtaking performances to Orange County, enriching the cultural landscape for all.
Thank you for being an integral part of our journey. Together, we are not only witnessing the creation of new works but also nurturing the next generation of artists and audiences.
We look forward to sharing this remarkable performance with you and continuing our mission to bring world-class entertainment to our community.
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Boys to Men
When thinking of ballet, most people picture girls in pink tutus and pointe shoes. But when asked to name a dancer, it’s the men they remember, in particular, Rudolf Nureyev and Mikhail Baryshnikov. Both thrilled Western dance audiences after they each defected from Russia and had stellar careers in the West.
At the American Ballet Theatre William J. Gillespie School, boys are an important part of training the next generation of dancers. The school has options to start them off.
Boys can begin Pre-Primary classes at the age of three. Wearing black shorts and white tee-shirts, they learn the beginning steps that every dancer builds upon as they train.
For boys who want to try a dance class but don’t have any training, Sarah Jones, the school’s associate director, created Boys Dance Too! This program began in 2021 and introduces boys ages 6–12 to ballet in an encouraging and supportive environment. There are no girls in these classes, and the boys are allowed to wear whatever they want. A lot of superhero tee-shirts
and basketball shorts make an appearance. The classes finish with the boys showing off their exuberant leaps across the rehearsal room. Some of the boys decide they love what they are doing and move to the regular classes. Two of those boys are now in the Pre-Professional level, which includes ages 12–18. It’s also an excellent opportunity for boys already in the school to take this as a supplemental class.
One of them is Carson Triplett of Rancho Mission Viejo. When he was 10 years old, he was playing flag football and soccer but wanted to try something new and discovered ballet. He joined the Boys Dance Too! class. Four years later he has moved into regular classes in the school and loves the challenges and discipline of dance. For the past several years Triplett has also performed a major principal children’s role in the annual December production of ABT’s The Nutcracker. Last year he was the Nutcracker Prince, who goes into the battle against the Mouse King.
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Milo Bellouguet, Kotaro Kimura, Judah Gaglio, Atticus Cunningham, Carson Triplett, MacCallum Simanski, Jack Loo, Shane Duncan, Akito Kimura, Hendrix Jones
Triplett loved performing alongside the professional dancers. “It was very exciting to be onstage and interact with the adult dancers,” he told the Orange County Register “During rehearsals they would give me the best corrections you can get. It’s such an exciting experience.”
Although students continue through the Pre-Professional levels in mixed classes, by the time boys—who are now called men—reach about the age of 13 they also begin to take extra classes just for them, such as men’s technique and weight training. There are also mixed classes to learn partnering, an obviously very important skill for male dancers. They have male instructors who have had their own dance careers and can pass along their experiences.
One of the newest instructors at the school is Eric Tamm. He had a successful career with ABT and has now joined the school’s staff. Although Tamm started ballet training at the relatively late age of 14, he quickly impressed his instructors, something he passes on to his students. Tamm is co-teaching Boys Dance Too!, as well as the top two levels in the school and Men’s Tech.
Parents are equally enthusiastic about the training their boys are receiving. The parent of one student writes, “This is the best school for boys’ ballet in the OC. The facilities are state of the art and the school has an emphasis on good training and performing versus competition. This creates a nurturing environment for a dancer and the kids are very supportive of each other.”
Will the next great male dancer have the ABT Gillespie School on his resume?
For the first time, Segerstrom Center for the Arts will host a Boys Ballet Summer Intensive (BBSI) August 11–16. This is a preprofessional ballet program designed for male dancers ages 9–21. Among the classes are variations, repertoire, partnering, conditioning, acting, and more. The faculty of the intensive includes Patrick Frenette (ABT soloist), Rubén Martín (principal teacher at the ABT JKO School) and Jeffrey Rogers (principal teacher at the Ballet West Academy).
“This intensive is designed to provide an engaging and educational program for male dancers who seek a higher level of classical ballet training,” says Frenette. “There is no better way to prepare these students for professional life than providing them with an intense working environment. While they are challenged in the daily classes, the real inspiration lies in the camaraderie they have with each other.”
Dancers must have at least two years of ballet training. There is an in-person audition on April 7 at Segerstrom Center in addition to the submission of photos. More information about photo submission or in-person auditions can be found at boysballetsummerintensive.com or by scanning the QR code.
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Left to right: Akito Kimura, MacCallum Simanski, Hendrix Jones, and Milo Bellouguet.
Gaining a better life through the Cassin Promise
There are special people in our community who are “givers,” happy to help support causes big and small that are close to their hearts. Kevin and Denise Cassin are two of those people.
A year ago, the Cassins made a significant donation to the Center to be used specifically by the Center’s education department to increase our outreach and programming in the community.
Today this donation is paying dividends. The Center has been able expand what it can offer to historically underserved teens and young adults, which includes providing arts workshops and residencies, and opportunities for students to attend performances at the Center. For most of these young people, they have never had the chance to see or engage in the performing arts before now.
The Cassin Promise grew out of the Cassins’ love and support of the Center’s 34-year-old program Summer at the Center (SATC). This is an intensive two-week experience during which high school students enrolled in the Orange
County Department of Education’s ACCESS (Alternative, Community and Correctional Education Schools and Services) program learn to build critical life skills in specially designed music and theater workshops culminating in public performances. SATC students learn to overcome adversity in their lives, build selfesteem, and practice problem solving, teamwork and collaboration, putting them on better paths to a more positive future.
The Cassin Promise extends this same type of programming off campus, year-round through a roster of teaching artists who go out to ACCESS school sites as well as other community organizations to provide workshops and residencies in acting, singing, dancing, and storytelling. This allows for more regular touch points with ACCESS students throughout the year, strengthening the life skills they learn through participation in the arts.
Angel is one student who benefitted from both the Cassin Promise and SATC programs.
Denise and Kevin Cassin (back row, left and right) with some of the participants from Summer at the Center 2024, including Angel, front row, far right.
He joined ACCESS when he was 17 with zero high school class credits. He started taking dance classes at his school site through the Cassin Promise program, which he found gave him a learning experience closer to that of traditional high school. Angel enjoyed attending these classes which motivated him to participate in Summer at the Center. Angel credits both programs for significantly boosting his confidence and helping him step out of his comfort zone. “I will remember Summer at the Center as meeting a group of individuals from various backgrounds who have become meaningful friends,” says Angel. He learned how to trust and collaborate with his fellow students, make new friends, and bond further with his current classmates. Our classes gave him an opportunity to have some fun, but also built up his confidence, form connections, and complete something which directly helped him reach his other goals.
Angel’s mother is proud of her son’s
accomplishments. “Summer at the Center made a positive impact on my son,” she says. “Although he is very shy, this program was able to get him out of his shell and interact with other people. As a parent, it’s an awesome feeling seeing your son receive such a positive life-changing experience.”
This past fall, Angel spoke in front of the Orange County Department of Education Board about his experiences with SATC and the Cassin Promise. The confidence he gained during these programs helped him complete the Explorer Program with the Orange County Sheriff’s Department. He is on track to graduate this year and is beginning the process to become a correctional service assistant.
Reflecting on Angel’s story, Denise Cassin says “We are thrilled that we have been able to make a difference with our donation. We hope others will be inspired to do the same and assist these transforming projects. It’s what community is all about.”
Above: Angel at the Summer at the Center performance in Samueli Theater.
Right: Angel and friends at a Summer at the Center rehearsal
“To jazz, or not to jazz, there is no question”
The 2025–26 jazz season might induce whiplash—in a good way. Familiar names, like Brandford Marsalis, Gerald Clayton, and Christian McBride, mix with artists making their Center debut, including Caity Gyorgy and the Lao Tizer Band.
The season opens with jazz giant saxophonist Branford Marsalis and his quintet. Having spent four decades in the international spotlight, Marsalis—brother of Wynton Marsalis—is one of the foremost jazz artists of our times. He formed his own quartet in 1986, and it quickly became the ensemble that others wanted to emulate.
But he didn’t stop there. He’s expanded his musical reach as a composer, bandleader, instrumentalist and educator. Who would have thought that a jazz artist would collaborate with the Grateful Dead? He did that. Marsalis has recently signed with the legendary label Blue Note Records, which absolutely cements his jazz credentials. As the Los Angeles Times says about him, “He represents the highest echelon of jazz tenor saxophones.”
Caity Gyorgy is new to the American jazz scene but she’s quickly becoming a name to remember. This Canadian Juno Award winner
—Louis Armstrong
has quickly amassed an international fan base who love her bebop and swing music.
The first thing to know is that her last name is pronounced “George.” Second, she writes much of her own music. “Canadian jazz singer Caity Gyorgy, in addition to having a warm voice and swinging phrasing, is a skilled songwriter whose originals sound as if they are from the 1950s with more modern lyrics,” says Downbeat. Gyorgy also has hot scatting skills, and when she gets going she will blow you away.
You may not have heard of the Lao Tizer Band, but that’s about to change. Tizer is a keyboardist who has no fear of crossing musical boundaries. Growing up, he says his hippie parents listened to everything from classic rock, Ravi Shankar, Janis Joplin, classical music, and Motown. In his late teens he listened to Miles Davis and decided that jazz sounded like it broke musical rules he wanted to explore. He moved to Los Angeles and got experience on the job from some of the great jazz artists playing in local clubs.
Now he’s getting rave reviews. Speaking of the band’s recording Amplify, Jazz Weekly says, “This is the kind of jazz that is both accessible and energetic.”
“Tizer is one of the new generation of instrumentalists who can’t really be categorized,” says a reviewer for Smooth Times. “It’s a mixture of pop-rock, world beat, and contemporary jazz with some jam band sensibility thrown in. With all the talk about artists who can bring a younger vibe to the genre Lao Tizer and his band… should
From left: Branford Marsalis, Caity Gyorgy, and Lao Tizer
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“I say forget the boundaries,” says Tizer. “Just make good music and try to connect with as many listeners as you can.”
New York Voices, the Grammy-winning vocal ensemble, is taking its farewell tour after 38 years together, and jazz fans will want to be there for this. The group has been well-known for its eclectic music choices which have been appreciated by jazz audiences around the world. From Brazilian music with Ivan Lins to Big Band recordings and so much in between.
“Unlike other concert performers, New York Voices demands undivided attention from their listeners,” says Somethingelsereviews.com.
“Their four-part harmonies work together in ways seemingly simple to the ‘naked ear,’ but a closer listen reveals otherwise. The members leisurely explore every melody, linger over lush chords, and expand upon moods and themes already present in the lyrics.”
The Clayton name is very familiar to Center jazz audiences through the appearances of the Clayton-Hamilton Orchestra. Now, a new generation is coming up. Gerald Clayton’s father, bass player John Clayton, was one of the leaders of the orchestra. His son is considered one of the finest jazz pianists of his generation. He attended the Thornton School of Music at USC, studied with Kenny Barron at the Manhattan School of Music, and in 2006 won second place in the Thelonious Monk Institute Jazz Piano Competition.
Of course, Gerald has played with his father’s orchestra, and duets with him too, but he can more than hold his own in the jazz scene. He has served as the musical director of the Monterey Jazz Festival on Tour, released
successful albums, and collaborated with the leading names in jazz, including Diana Krall, Roy Hargrove, Teri Lyne Carrington, and Kendrick Scott.
Two bassists performing together? Aren’t they forgetting something? A piano? Maybe a saxophone? Nope. Legendary bassists Christian McBride—who plays jazz and funk—and Edgar Meyer—who covers classical and bluegrass music—demonstrate that pairing up gives them endless possibilities. They play everything from new compositions to standards from the Great American Songbook and everything in between. The pair have released an album called But Who’s Gonna Play the Melody?
“The chemistry between the two players is as good as any two musicians regardless of instrument,” says No Treble magazine. “Their feel is the kind that’s only attained by skill, listening and trust.”
“Intimate and raucous, playful and exquisite, gritty and refined, [this album] reveals worlds of influence, experience and inspiration in just two basses,” says Bass magazine. You’ll never look at a bass the same way again.
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2025–26 Jazz Series in Samueli Theater
An Evening with Branford Marsalis 10/4/25
Caity Gyorgy 11/1/25
Lao Tizer Band 11/22/25
New York Voices 2/14/26
Gerald Clayton Quintet 3/7/26
Christian McBride & Edgar Meyer 4/11/26
From left: New York Voices; Christian McBride and Edgar Meyer
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Jeffrey Seller Sander Jacobs Jill Furman AND The Public Theater PRESENT
BOOK, MUSIC AND LYRICS BY
Lin-Manuel Miranda
INSPIRED BY THE BOOK ALEXANDER HAMILTON BY Ron Chernow WITH
Jisel Soleil Ayon Lucas Hinds Babcock Deon’te Goodman
Blaine Alden Krauss Paul Louis Lessard Simon Longnight
Eddie Ortega C andace Quarrels Ka meron Richardson
Kendyl Sayuri Yokoyama AND
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Stephen Carrasco Nicole deRoux John Devereaux
Malachi Durant Victoria Fiore Lili Froehlich
Cyndal Gilmore Tristan Hill Sabrina Imamura
Jorrel Javier Dharon Jones Kourtney Keitt Alexa Magro
Vanessa Magula Josh Marin Terrance Martin
Taeko McCarroll T yler McKenzie Alex Nicholson
SCENIC DESIGN David Korins
HAIR & WIG DESIGN Charles G. LaPointe
Desmond Nunn Nick Sanchez
COSTUME DESIGN Paul Tazewell
LIGHTING DESIGN Howell Binkley
ARRANGEMENTS Alex Lacamoire Lin-Manuel Miranda
COMPANY MANAGER Susan L. Brumley
MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS Laura Matalon John Gilmour
ASSOCIATE & SUPERVISING DIRECTOR Patrick Vassel
TOUR BOOKING AGENCY The Booking Group Meredith Blair, Kara Gebhart
MUSIC COORDINATORS Michael Keller Michael Aarons
PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER Rolando A. Linares
SOUND DESIGN Nevin Steinberg
ASSOCIATE MUSIC SUPERVISOR Matt Gallagher
MUSIC DIRECTOR James Davis Jr.
TECHNICAL SUPERVISION Hudson Theatrical Associate CASTING The Telsey Office Bethany Knox, CSA
PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR Amber White
ASSOCIATE & SUPERVISING CHOREOGRAPHER Stephanie Klemons
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER Maggie Brohn GENERAL MANAGEMENT Baseline Theatrical Andy Jones & Nick Lugo
MUSIC SUPERVISION AND ORCHESTRATIONS BY Alex Lacamoire
CHOREOGRAPHY BY Andy Blankenbuehler
DIRECTED BY Thomas Kail
THE WORLD PREMIERE OF HAMILTON WAS PRESENTED IN NEW YORK IN FEBRUARY 2015 BY THE PUBLIC THEATER OSKAR EUSTIS, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR PATRICK WILLINGHAM, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Cast
Alexander Hamilton ........................................................... BLAINE ALDEN KRAUSS
Eliza Hamilton KENDYL SAYURI YOKOYAMA
Aaron Burr DEON’TE GOODMAN
Angelica Schuyler JISEL SOLEIL AYON
George Washington KAMERON RICHARDSON
Marquis de Lafayette/Thomas Jefferson ......................................... SIMON LONGNIGHT
Hercules Mulligan/James Madison EDDIE ORTEGA
John Laurens/Philip Hamilton LUCAS HINDS BABCOCK
Peggy Schuyler/Maria Reynolds CANDACE QUARRELS
King George III PAUL LOUIS LESSARD
Philip Schuyler/James Reynolds/Doctor................................................ JORREL JAVIER
Samuel Seabury STEPHEN CARRASCO
Charles Lee TRISTAN HILL
George Eacker ......................................................................... DHARON JONES
Ensemble
BRITTANY CAMPBELL, STEPHEN CARRASCO, MALACHI DURANT, VICTORIA FIORE, CYNDAL GILMORE, TRISTAN HILL, JORREL JAVIER, DHARON JONES, KOURTNEY KEITT, ALEXA MAGRO, JOSH MARIN
THERE WILL BE ONE 15-MINUTE INTERMISSION.
UNDERSTUDIES
Understudies and standbys never substitute for listed players unless a specific announcement is made at the time of appearance.
For Alexander Hamilton—ALEX NICHOLSON, NICK SANCHEZ; for Eliza Hamilton—BRITTANY CAMPBELL, VANESSA MAGULA, CANDACE QUARRELS; for Aaron Burr JOSH MARIN, ALEX NICHOLSON, KAMERON RICHARDSON; for Angelica Schuyler BRITTANY CAMPBELL, VANESSA MAGULA; for George Washington—JOHN DEVEREAUX, JOSH MARIN, ALEX NICHOLSON; for Marquis de Lafayette/Thomas Jefferson—JOHN DEVEREAUX, JORREL JAVIER, NICK SANCHEZ; for Hercules Mulligan/James Madison JOHN DEVEREAUX, JORREL JAVIER, DHARON JONES, JOSH MARIN, ALEX NICHOLSON, NICK SANCHEZ; for John Laurens/Philip Hamilton—JORREL JAVIER, DHARON JONES, DESMOND NUNN, NICK SANCHEZ; for Peggy Schuyler/Maria Reynolds—BRITTANY CAMPBELL, SABRINA IMAMURA, VANESSA MAGULA; for King George— JOHN DEVEREAUX, JOSH MARIN, ALEX NICHOLSON
STANDBYS
JOHN DEVEREAUX, VANESSA MAGULA, ALEX NICHOLSON
SWINGS
TRAVANTE S. BAKER, ZACH BRAVO, NICOLE DEROUX, SABRINA IMAMURA, TERRANCE MARTIN, TAEKO MCCARROLL, TYLER MCKENZIE, DESMOND NUNN, NICK SANCHEZ
CO-DANCE CAPTAINS
TERRANCE MARTIN, TAEKO MCCARROLL
SUPERVISING CHOREOGRAPHER
MICHAEL MINDLIN
UNIVERSAL DANCE RESIDENT
LILI FROEHLICH
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JISEL SOLEIL AYON
HINDS BABCOCK
LESSARD
KENDYL SAYURI YOKOYAMA
TRAVANTE S. BAKER
BRAVO
DEROUX
DEVEREAUX
MALACHI DURANT
VICTORIA FIORE
LILI FROEHLICH
CYNDAL GILMORE
TRISTAN HILL
SABRINA IMAMURA
JORREL JAVIER
DHARON JONES
KOURTNEY KEITT
ALEXA MAGRO
VANESSA MAGULA
JOSH MARIN
TERRANCE MARTIN TAEKO MCCARROLL TYLER MCKENZIE
ALEX NICHOLSON
DESMOND NUNN
NICK SANCHEZ
Musical Numbers
ACT ONE
“Alexander Hamilton” “My Shot”
“The Story of Tonight” “The Schuyler Sisters” “Farmer Refuted” “You’ll Be Back” “Right Hand Man” “Helpless” “Satisfied” “Wait for It” “Stay Alive” “Ten Duel Commandments” “That Would Be Enough” “History Has Its Eyes on You” “Yorktown” “Dear Theodosia” “Non-Stop”
ACT TWO
“What’d I Miss” “Take a Break” “Say No to This” “The Room Where It Happens” “Schuyler Defeated” “Washington on Your Side” “One Last Time” “The Adams Administration” “Hurricane”
“The Reynolds Pamphlet” “Burn”
“Blow Us All Away”
“It’s Quiet Uptown”
“The Election of 1800” “Your Obedient Servant” “The World Was Wide Enough” “Finale”
ORCHESTRA
Conductor/Keyboard 1 JAMES DAVIS JR. Associate Music Director/Keyboard 2 PETER VAN REESEMA
Concertmaster/Violin 1—HAYDEN OLIVER
Drums QUINTON “Q” ROBINSON; Percussion—KATIE STEINHAUER
Bass CHUCK WEBB; Guitar—DAVID MATOS; Violin 2—DAVE BELDEN Violin/Viola—LESLIE DESHAZOR; Cello—RAHEL LULSEGAD
Music Associate—RANDY DEADMAN
Ableton Programmer—SCOTT WASSERMAN
Synthesizer and Drum Programming—RANDY COHEN
Associate Music Supervisor—MATT GALLAGHER
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Who’s Who
JISEL SOLEIL AYON (Angelica Schuyler) was recently seen as Jenna in the Waitress national tour and in Gun & Powder at Paper Mill Playhouse. Other favorite regional credits: The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Esmeralda) at The Rev, Les Misérables (Cosette), The Addams Family (Wednesday), Lizzie: the Musical (Alice Russell). Lots of love to family and friends. Follow her on IG/TikTok: @JiselSAyon.
LUCAS HINDS BABCOCK (John Laurens/Philip Hamilton). A San Francisco native and honored to be making his national tour debut! Regional credits: Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (Lead Drifter), Next to Normal (Gabe), Grease (Danny). Other credits: Production vocalist with Norwegian Cruise Lines. Proud graduate of Emerson College’s B.F.A. program! “Sending my love to family, friends and mentors. Dreams Do Come True :).”
DEON’TE GOODMAN (Aaron Burr) (he/him). NYC-based actor, recording artist (known as Nafis) and vocal coach. Broadway: Hamilton (u/s Burr, Washington, Mulligan/Madison). Regional: Sweeney Todd, In the Heights, Songbird and many others. Nafis has been vocal supervisor in studio sessions with many artists, including MJ Rodriguez (Pose). “Always showing BIG LOVE to my family, music teachers/mentors and Wolf Talent Group.” @thedeontegoodman.
BLAINE ALDEN KRAUSS (Alexander Hamilton), from St. Petersburg, Fla., is humbled, thrilled and honored to be telling this story across the country. Broadway: The Great Comet of 1812, Kinky Boots, The Cher Show. Tour: Disney’s The Lion King. TV: “Pose.” NY theater: Radio City Music Hall, Hermes. He is a Presidential Scholar in the Arts and CCM graduate. “Thank you to my team at Nicolosi, family, friends and the Hamilton company for supporting me on this journey!” @Blainekr.
PAUL LOUIS LESSARD (King George III). Thrilled to be here! Okemos, Michigan native. Recent tour: Jesus Christ Superstar 50th Anniversary (King Herod) to positive international acclaim.
University of Michigan B.F.A., Interlochen Arts Center, London Dramatic Academy. Thank you and love to mom, dad, three older sisters, friends, teachers. Voice teacher. For the queer community and legacy. @paullouislessard.
SIMON LONGNIGHT (Marquis de Lafayette/ Thomas Jefferson). Film/TV: “The L Word: Generation Q” (Showtime), “Instinct” (CBS). Regional credits: The Last Days of Judas Iscariot, The Tempest. After a hiatus, Simon rejoins Hamilton. Cheers to the educators using Hamilton to help young minds explore the revolution that is hip hop and the truths behind the birth of this nation. University of Michigan grad. Love to his family. @simonlonglegs.
EDDIE ORTEGA (Hercules Mulligan/James Madison). Orlando native. Eddie is thrilled to begin his Hamilton journey with the Philip Tour. Bachelor of Music, FSU. Much love to his family, friends and Luna. Huge thanks to Stefanie Talent, Telsey and the entire Hamilton family.
CANDACE QUARRELS (Peggy Schuyler/Maria Reynolds). So excited to rejoin the Hamilton family! Previous Hamilton: Chicago (Peggy Schuyler), Los Angeles (Standby), tour (Universal Standby, Eliza Hamilton). National tour: The Book of Mormon (Nabalungi; Broadway in Chicago, Best Actress). “Half of Mermaid— check out our album, Iridescence (@mermaid. band). All the love and thanks to my beautiful parents, B, my amazing reps and all the people who have poured into me on this journey.”
KAMERON RICHARDSON (George Washington), a NYC-based artist with a B.F.A. in musical theater from University of Cincinnati, is thrilled to be making his onstage debut. National tours: Aladdin (u/s Babkak, Iago), Hamilton (Standby). Other favorites: Witness Uganda cast album recording (Jacob), Brownsville Song B-Side for Tray (Tray) at Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati. Follow his Instagram: @kamerondrichardson.
KENDYL SAYURI YOKOYAMA (Eliza Hamilton) is honored to have been a part of the Hamilton world since 2018! She was most recently seen as Peggy/Maria on the Philip tour! National: Hamilton Angelica tour (Standby/Singer Swing/ Dance Swing). Other credits: 90th Oscars (“This Is Me”), Beauty and the Beast (Belle), Pat Benatar’s Invincible (u/s Nura), A Chorus Line (Connie), Allegiance (Peggy). Attended Boston Conservatory at Berklee. Endless gratitude to God, the creative team/Telsey, Matt, friends and family. よろしくおねがいします! @kendylsayuriyokoyama.
TRAVANTE S. BAKER (Swing) hails from Miami, Fla. Credits: Wicked (national tour); West Side Story (international tour); Dreamgirls (The Muny); Soul: The Stax Musical (Baltimore Centerstage); The Music Man, Joseph… Dreamcoat, Mamma Mia! (Flatrock Playhouse). Gratitude to family, friends and CTG.
ZACH BRAVO (Swing). Queens native honored to join the HamFam! Tour: Cats (Rum Tum Tugger); B.F.A. MT Pace U., LaGuardia HS alum. Heartfelt thanks to my family, friends, CTG, Telsey and Hamilton team. @the_zachbravo.
BRITTANY CAMPBELL (Ensemble). She/her. Theater: Hamilton (Chicago), Les Misérables (national tour), The Civil War (Broadway). TV/ film: “Master of None,” “She’s Gotta Have It” (Netflix). Opera: Rusalka, Eugene Onegin (Metropolitan Opera). Music: Songwriter for “Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies” (Paramount+). Album: Stay Gold. Grateful for Stewart Talent, Luber Roklin. CMU alum. @brittanycampbellmusic.
STEPHEN CARRASCO (Ensemble) has appeared in nine Broadway shows and two tours. He’d be lost without his incredible husband Lee, Odie and his chosen family. Huge thanks to MSA, Telsey and this iconic production. IG: @StephenCarrasco.
NICOLE deROUX (Swing) is originally from Westfield, N.J. She is a graduate of Drexel University’s Lebow College of Business. Hamilton is her national tour debut and she is thrilled to be back performing with the
Philip tour as “the bullet”. “So many thanks to my Mom, Dad, friends, family and CTG.” @nicolederoux.
JOHN DEVEREAUX (Standby). Grateful! International: Rent 20th Anniversary Tour, Dreamgirls. Regional: Spamilton (Center Theatre Group). Thanks to Mom, Avalon Artists Group and The Telsey Office for believing in me. 1 John 4:12. IG: @thejohndevereaux.
MALACHI DURANT (Ensemble) was born in Columbus, OH, but raised in Wisconsin. He moved to Las Vegas to pursue his career in performing. There he’s done shows such as Cirque du Soleil “O,” Showstoppers and many more. He moved to LA in 2022. This is his first Broadway tour, and Hamilton was always his dream. He is very honored to join the Hamilton Family. He wants to thank God, and his family for helping guide his path.
VICTORIA FIORE (Ensemble) is over the moon. Off-Broadway: Only Gold. Regional: Fly (La Jolla Playhouse). TV/film: “Fosse/Verdon” (FX), “Evil” (CBS), Your Monster. Proud grad of Pace University and LaGuardia HS. Big s/o to The Telsey Office, my team at CESD, Justin, Steven, Steph and Andy B. Big love always to mom, dad and G. @victoriaannfiore.
LILI FROEHLICH (Universal Dance Resident). Broadway: Cats, Hamilton. Tours: Hamilton, Joseph…Dreamcoat. Lili is originally from Fort Worth, Texas, and is a graduate of Otterbein University. Love and thanks to Mom, Dad and the Ham fam!
CYNDAL GILMORE (Ensemble). A Maryland native, Cyndal attended Peabody Preparatory. Dance B.F.A.: Towson. Tuachan 2018. Happy to be joining the HamFam! “Love and grace to my family, and all the honor to God!”
TRISTAN HILL (Ensemble). Film/TV: A Jazzman’s Blues, Christmas on the Square, “Christmas in Rockefeller Center with Mariah Carey.” Stage: Radio City Christmas Spectacular. Regional: Once on This Island Gratitude to God and family.
SABRINA IMAMURA (Swing). University of Michigan grad. Broadway: Hamilton. Tour: Hamilton (first nat’l OG, Eliza, And Peggy). TV/ film: “The After Party,” “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” “The Goldbergs,” The Kitchen. ABT and Joffrey Ballet. “Love to my family and boyfriend.” @sabrinamiko.
JORREL JAVIER (Ensemble) came for the snacks, stayed for the company. Grateful for three years of telling this story. Favorite credits include Grover in The Lightning Thief (original Broadway cast), American Express Holiday Campaign 2021 and Cooper in the world premiere of Fall Springs (BSC). “Special thanks to my family and the folks at CGF!” #TXSTMT. @Jorrel_.
DHARON JONES (Ensemble). BK native. Broadway: West Side Story (Riff, 2020). OffBroadway: Soft. Film/TV: Saturday Church, Champions, Rittenhouse Square, “Blue Bloods,” “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt,” “Olga Dies Dreaming.” B.F.A.: Ithaca College. Love to family, Calli Company, Buchwald Talent, Telsey and Hamilton creatives. @dharonejone.
KOURTNEY KEITT (Ensemble). Hamilton: Angelica Tour. National tours: Anastasia. Kourtney is thrilled to be back on the road with Hamilton. All the gratitude and love to her family and friends! @kourtney_lk.
ALEXA MAGRO (Ensemble) is elated to be returning to Hamilton! Houston native. Hamilton: Philip Tour, And Peggy Tour (Swing). National tours: The Prom (Kaylee). ∞ Love and thanks to family/friends, Stewart Talent, Telsey and the entire HamFam. alexamagro.com. @alexa_magro.
VANESSA MAGULA (Standby). Tour: Waitress Proud UCLA alumna. Love and gratitude to Andrew, Ari, Trevor, Binta, friends and family, DDO, and the Hamilton team!
JOSH MARIN (Ensemble) is beyond filled with excitement and gratitude to continue his Hamilton journey! Credits: Middala in The Book of Mormon and a Standby in Come From Away
He thanks God, his family and friends for all their support and love! @jusjoshinyaa.
TERRANCE MARTIN (Swing/Dance Captain). Dreams come true! Credits: First national Angelica tour and international tour of Hamilton. Regional: In the Heights; Cats; The Little Mermaid; Hazel, a Musical Maid in America. UArts alum. “Thank you to my family, friends, DMA family and Hamilton creatives!” @terrance_martin.
TAEKO McCARROLL (Swing/Dance Captain). Honored to be the first Asian casted as The Bullet in Los Angeles. Credits: Gwen Stefani, Rihanna, MTV’s “ABDC” season 1, “Glee,” “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” “DWTS.” Thanks Mom, Dad, Stephanie, Andy, Lac, Jeffrey, TK, Telsey, Jennie.
TYLER McKENZIE (Swing) is a proud original Philip Company cast member. Broadway/ national tours: Hamilton, Matilda, Mamma Mia! Regional: Escape to Margaritaville (Jamal, Ogunquit), Memphis (NCT), Mamma Mia! (MUNY), Rocky Horror Show (Bucks County). B.F.A. in musical theater from Western Carolina University. Endless love and gratitude to Mom, Dad, CJ, Dallin, DGRW. IG: @tylrmckenzie.
ALEX NICHOLSON (Standby). Hamilton (Broadway, Toronto). Off-Broadway: Vanity Fair (Pearl Theatre). Regional: Jersey Boys (Theatre Aspen), Sister Act (5th Ave.), In the Heights (PCS). Thanks to Lohne Graham, Telsey, and family. CITS graduate. “Dedicating this and every show to my beautiful wife Amanda.” @iamalexnicholson.
DESMOND NUNN (Swing) he/him/his.
Hamilton: Angelica Tour, Philip Tour, And Peggy Tour (Dance Supervisor, Dance Captain/Swing), Deutschland (Assistant Choreographer). Huge thanks to his family and partners, whose love and support fuels him daily. Check out his music on all platforms. desmondnunn.com. @nunnbetter20.
NICK SANCHEZ (Swing). B.F.A.: Marymount Manhattan College. Broadway: Rent, Tarzan, Mary Poppins, Escape to Margaritaville. OffBroadway: Altar Boyz. Proud AEA member.
Love to friends, family, BLOC and The Telsey Office. #lifeisgood. #dontforgettoplay. @nickysanchezzz.
LIN-MANUEL MIRANDA (Book, Music and Lyrics) is a Pulitzer Prize, Grammy, Emmy and Tony award-winning songwriter, actor, director and producer. Creator and original star of Broadway’s Tony-winning Hamilton and In the Heights. Additional Broadway: New York, New York (additional lyrics, Tony nomination for Best Musical); Freestyle Love Supreme (co-founder, guest performer, Special Tony Award recipient); Bring It On: The Musical (co-composer/ co-lyricist, Tony nomination for Best Musical); and West Side Story (2009 revival, Spanish translations). Recipient of the 2015 MacArthur Foundation Award, the 2018 Kennedy Center Honors and the 2019 Portrait of a Nation Prize. Mr. Miranda, and The Miranda Family, are active supporters of initiatives that increase people of color’s representation throughout the arts and government, ensure access to women’s reproductive health and promote resilience in Puerto Rico. TV/film credits include tick, tick… BOOM!; Aristotle & Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe; Vivo; In the Heights; Hamilton (2021 Emmy Award, Outstanding Variety Special—Pre-Recorded), “Percy Jackson & The Olympians,” “His Dark Materials,” “Fosse/ Verdon,” “We the People,” “Brooklyn NineNine,” “Curb Your Enthusiasm” (2018 Emmy nomination, Guest Actor), “Saturday Night Live” (2017 Emmy nomination, Guest Actor), “Bluey,” “Sesame Street,” “The Electric Company,” “House,” “DuckTales,” 200 Cartas, Mary Poppins Returns, The Little Mermaid (live-action), Moana (2017 Oscar nomination, Grammy Award for Best Original Song) and Encanto (2022 Oscar nomination for Best Original Song; two Grammy Awards). Upcoming: Disney’s Mufasa. For Vanessa, best of wives and best of women.
THOMAS KAIL (Director). Broadway directing credits include Sweeney Todd, Hamilton, Freestyle Love Supreme, In the Heights, Lombardi and Magic/Bird. Off-Broadway selected directing credits include the world premieres of Hamilton, Dry Powder, Tiny Beautiful Things and Kings at The Public Theater; the world premiere of The Wrong Man
at MCC Theater; the world premiere of In the Heights; Broke-ology and the world premiere of When I Come to Die at Lincoln Center Theater; and the world premiere of Daphne’s Dive at Signature Theatre. Broadway producing credits include Sweeney Todd, Derren Brown: Secret and Freestyle Love Supreme. Television directing and producing credits include “We Were the Lucky Ones” and “Up Here” on Hulu, “Hamilton” on Disney+, “Fosse/Verdon” on FX and “Grease: Live” on Fox. He is a recipient of a Kennedy Center Honor and a graduate of Wesleyan University.
ANDY BLANKENBUEHLER (Choreographer) is a three-time Tony Award winner for his choreography in the Broadway productions of Bandstand, In the Heights and Hamilton, for which he also received London’s Olivier Award. Other Broadway credits include Bring It On, 9 to 5, The People in the Picture, The Apple Tree, Annie and the revival of Cats. Most recently he made his writing debut (co-writer Ted Malawer) with the world premiere of Only Gold, Off-Broadway at MCC (Lortel and Chita Rivera Award). Upcoming theater projects include the first Broadway revival of the Tony Awardwinning musical Kiss of the Spider Woman, as well as The Secret of Santa Vittoria with writer John Weidman. Recently, Mr. Blankenbuehler’s work has been seen on the Emmy Awardwinning FX series “Fosse/Verdon,” as well as the Universal Studio film of the musical Cats. He made his concert debut with a piece entitled Remember Our Song for the Tulsa Ballet Company. He staged the 2022 Met Gala featuring Leslie Odom Jr. and Lenny Kravitz. As a performer, Mr. Blankenbuehler has danced on Broadway in Fosse, Contact, Man of La Mancha, Saturday Night Fever, Steel Pier, Big and Guys and Dolls. Originally from Cincinnati, Ohio, Mr. Blankenbuehler resides in New York City, with his wife Elly and two children, Luca and Sofia. Mr Blankenbuehler has received Dance Magazine and Drama Desk awards for his achievement in the theater, as well as the 2018 Kennedy Center Honors for his work on the musical Hamilton.
ALEX LACAMOIRE (Orchestrations/CoArranger) is a Tony, Grammy, Emmy and Olivier
award-winning orchestrator, music director, arranger and composer. He most recently served as the music supervisor and conductor for the Broadway revival of Stephen Sondheim’s Sweeney Todd. His other credits include The Wrong Man (Off-Broadway), Bring It On, 9 to 5 (Drama Desk and Grammy noms), Wicked, Bat Boy and Godspell (2001 national tour). He also served as the executive music producer for many films, including The Greatest Showman, In the Heights, Vivo, Dear Evan Hansen and tick, tick…Boom! He is the winner of three Tony Awards for Best Orchestrations, four Grammy Awards (three for Best Musical Theater Album and one for Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media), three Olivier Awards for Outstanding Achievement in Music and an Emmy Award for Outstanding Music Direction on “Fosse/Verdon.” In 2019, he received an Honorary Doctorate of Music from his alma mater, Berklee College of Music. He and the Hamilton creative team were the recipients of a first-of-its-kind Kennedy Center Honors, as the “trailblazing creators of a transformative work that defies category,” a distinction never before awarded by the arts institution. In 2023, Lacamoire was named an Official Yamaha Artist. He currently resides in New York.
RON CHERNOW (Author of the book Alexander Hamilton) is the prize-winning, best-selling author of seven volumes and the recipient of the 2015 National Humanities Medal. His first book, The House of Morgan, won the National Book Award; Washington: A Life won the Pulitzer Prize for biography; and Alexander Hamilton— the inspiration for the musical—won the George Washington Book Prize. He is one of only three living biographers to have received the Gold Medal in Biography of the American Academy of Arts and Letters. A past president of PEN America, Chernow has received nine honorary doctorates. He resides on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.
DAVID KORINS (Scenic Design). Broadway: The Who’s Tommy, Just for Us, Here Lies Love (Tony nomination), Hamilton (Tony nom.), Beetlejuice (Tony nom), Dear Evan Hansen, Mrs Doubtfire, War Paint (Tony nom.), Bandstand, Misery, Motown, Vanya and Sonia and Masha
and Spike, Annie, Bring It On, Magic/Bird, An Evening With Patti LuPone and Mandy Patinkin, Godspell, Chinglish, The Pee-wee Herman Show, Lombardi, Passing Strange, Bridge and Tunnel. TV: “Grease: Live!” (Emmy Award); 91st and 94th Academy Awards (Emmy noms.); “Last Week Tonight,” “The Big Brunch.” Creative Director: Immersive Van Gogh, Disney Animation Immersive Experience, Hamilton: The Exhibition, DiscOasis, Shoah Foundation and Sotheby’s.
PAUL TAZEWELL (Costume Design). Broadway: Suffs; Death Becomes Her; Hamilton; MJ; Ain’t Too Proud; Summer; In the Heights; The Color Purple; Memphis; Caroline, or Change; Side Show; A Streetcar Named Desire; Jesus Christ Superstar; A Raisin in the Sun; Bring in ’da Noise, Bring in ’da Funk. Film: Steven Spielberg’s West Side Story (2022 Academy Award nomination), Harriet, Wicked (release November 2024). Television: NBC’s “Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert.” Awards: 2024 Drama Desk Award for Suffs, 2016 Tony Award for Hamilton and Emmy Award for “The Wiz Live!,” NBC.
HOWELL BINKLEY (Lighting Design). Broadway: Ain’t Too Proud—The Life and Times of the Temptations (2019 Tony nom.), Summer: The Donna Summer Musical, Come From Away (2017 Tony nom.), A Bronx Tale, Hamilton (2016 Tony winner/2018 Olivier Award winner), After Midnight (2014 Tony nom.), How to Succeed… (2011 Tony nom.), West Side Story (2009 Tony nom.), In the Heights (2008 Tony nom.), Jersey Boys (2006 Tony winner), Avenue Q, Parade, Kiss of the Spider Woman (1993 Tony nom.). Co-Founder/Original Resident Lighting Designer Parsons Dance. 1993 Sir Laurence Olivier and Canadian Dora Awards for Kiss of the Spider Woman. 2006 and 2016 Henry Hewes Design Awards for Jersey Boys and Hamilton hemsleylightingprograms.com/howell-binkleyfellowship.
NEVIN STEINBERG (Sound Design). Broadway: Sweeney Todd (2023 revival, Tony Award), Tina: The Tina Turner Musical (Tony nomination), Hadestown (Tony Award), Hamilton, Dear Evan Hansen, Freestyle Love Supreme, The Cher Show, Bandstand, Bright Star, It Shoulda
Been You, Mothers and Sons, Rodgers+ Hammerstein’s Cinderella (Tony nomination), The Performers, Magic/Bird. Over 30 Broadway productions with Acme Sound Partners and five additional Tony nominations: The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess, Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo, Fences, Hair, In the Heights.
CHARLES G. LAPOINTE (Hair and Wig Design). is an award-winning Wig and Hair Designer. Theater: Numerous Broadway, touring, regional theater, West End and international productions, including Hamilton (Make-Up Artists & Hair Stylist Guild Award), Ain’t Too Proud, Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, Beetlejuice, The Cher Show (Drama Desk Award), The Band’s Visit, Anastasia, SpongeBob SquarePants (Drama Desk Award), Jersey Boys, A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder, The Color Purple, Newsies, In the Heights. Television: “The Wiz Live!” (Emmy nomination); “Jesus Christ Superstar Live!” (Emmy nomination and Make-Up Artists & Hair Stylist Guild Award); “Blue Bloods,” “American Crime,” “Maddoff,” “Hairspray.”
MICHAEL KELLER & MICHAEL AARONS (Music Coordinators). Broadway: & Juliet, Moulin Rouge!, Hamilton, Dear Evan Hansen, Lion King, Wicked, Book of Mormon. Upcoming Broadway: Devil Wears Prada. Off-Broadway: Kinky Boots, Little Shop of Horrors. Current tours: Moulin Rouge!, Hamilton, Dear Evan Hansen, Jagged Little Pill, Pretty Woman, Frozen
RANDY COHEN (Synthesizer and Drum Programmer) has programmed more than 70 Broadway shows, including Hamilton, The Book of Mormon, Dear Evan Hansen, Frozen, Anastasia, Pretty Woman, Kinky Boots, A Bronx Tale, Once On This Island (revival), Bring It On, Grey Gardens, Peter and the Starcatcher and In the Heights. Keyboardist for TV’s “Sesame Street.”
MATT GALLAGHER (Associate Music Supervisor). Broadway: How to Dance in Ohio, Doctor Zhivago, Hands on a Hardbody, Newsies, Jesus Christ Superstar (2012), 9 to 5, Pal Joey, Legally Blonde, High Fidelity Off-Broadway, Music Director: Cymbeline
(The Public); tick, tick…Boom! (Encores!); The Last Five Years (Second Stage); Zanna, Don’t! (Houseman). Training: Leite Music Studios, Adelphi University, Merce Cunningham. mattgallaghermd.com.
JAMES DAVIS JR. (Music Director/Conductor) has supervised/music-directed musical productions at New York’s Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, Radio City Music Hall and the Apollo Theater. He has collaborated with artists from diverse genres such as John Legend, Alicia Keys, Lyle Lovett, Kathleen Battle, Cyrus Chestnut and the Alvin Ailey Dance Company. A cum laude graduate of Atlanta’s Morehouse College, he holds a master’s in conducting from Yale School of Music.
HUDSON THEATRICAL ASSOCIATES (Technical Supervisor). Over 100 Broadway productions and tours. Recent: Left on Tenth; Sunset Blvd.; Our Town, Oh, Mary!; Suffs; The Notebook; Sweeney Todd; Hadestown; Hamilton; Aladdin HTA is a member of Neil A. Mazzella’s Hudson family, which includes Hudson Scenic Studios, Bridget Van Dyke, Sam Ellis, Sean Gorski, Anastasia Olowin, Brianna Stankiewicz, Brianne Tabak and Irene Wang.
PATRICK VASSEL (Associate and Supervising Director). Broadway: Hamilton, Freestyle Love Supreme (Associate Director), Magic/Bird (AD). Off-Broadway: Freestyle Love Supreme (Greenwich House), Hamilton (The Public Theater). Credits: In a Little Room (Ten Bones); Sorin, Six Characters in Search of an Author (Notre Dame); Nothing Left to Burn (co-writer, O’Neill semi-finalist). Upcoming: First Gen by Jon Rua, Sean’s Story by Khiyon Hursey.
STEPHANIE KLEMONS (Associate and Supervising Choreographer). Drama Desk Award-winning performer and choreographer. Original Broadway companies: Hamilton, If/ Then, Bring It On, In the Heights. Notable OffBroadway: Hamilton, In the Heights, Repo!…. First n’tl tours: Bombay Dreams, Heights and BIO. @steph_klem.
MICHAEL MINDLIN (Supervising Choreographer). is a New York City-based
director, choreographer and instructor. As a dance supervisor for Broadway shows, he has set productions of both Hamilton and Aladdin worldwide. As a performer, he appeared on Broadway in Aladdin, Bring It On, 9 to 5, Mamma Mia! and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Love to LFCR, EGM and AGM.
AMBER WHITE (Production Supervisor).
Broadway: Hamilton, The Last Ship, A Night With Janis Joplin, Scandalous, In the Heights, The Miracle Worker, Avenue Q. Off-Broadway: Murder for Two, Carrie. National tours: Wicked, White Christmas, Burn the Floor, Dinner With Friends. This one’s for Olive.
ROLANDO A. LINARES (Production Stage Manager) has been on the road with Hamilton since 2017. National tours: Wicked. Chicago sit-downs: Hamilton, Wicked. Regional: Several productions at the Goodman Theatre and Chicago Shakespeare Theater. Born and raised in Panama, he is a graduate of The Theatre School at DePaul University. Proud member of Actors’ Equity.
GARRETT KERR (Stage Manager) Original Hamilton Philip company member. OffBroadway: Nobody Cares, Covenant (Roundabout), Sorry for Your Loss, Lypsinka! The Trilogy, The Tempest (Shakespeare in The Park), Gorey: The Secret Lives of Edward Gorey, Mabou Mines. Subbing on Broadway with: Dear Evan Hansen, New York, New York, and Hamilton. Proud member of AEA.
RODRIGO HERRERA (Assistant Stage Manager) (he/him). Proudly Mexican. Industrial engineer and stage manager. Previous credits include Broadway: Home (Roundabout), Bob Fosse’s Dancin’. Nat’l tours: Hamilton (Angelica), Beetlejuice. Regional: Juan Planchard (Miami New Drama), Rent (Paper Mill Playhouse), In the Heights (Stages St. Louis). USITT’s Stage Management Mentorship Project alumnus. “Thanks to my family, mentors and friends (Rosy, Antonio, Toño, Ethan, Nancy). B.A. in theater and dance from The University of Texas at Austin. Immigrants, we get the job done!”
THE TELSEY OFFICE (Casting). With offices in both New York and Los Angeles, The Telsey Office casts for theater, film, television and commercials. The Telsey Office is dedicated to creating safe, equitable and anti-racist spaces through collaboration, artistry, heart, accountability and advocacy. thetelseyoffice.com.
ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION (AEA), founded in 1913, represents more than 50,000 actors and stage managers in the United States. Equity seeks to advance, promote and foster the art of live theater as an essential component of our society. Equity negotiates wages and working conditions, providing a wide range of benefits, including health and pension plans. AEA is a member of the AFL-CIO, and is affiliated with FIA, an international organization of performing arts unions. The Equity emblem is our mark of excellence. actorsequity.org.
BASELINE THEATRICAL (General Management). Founded by Andy Jones in 2014 and joined by Nick Lugo, Baseline’s Broadway credits include Hamilton; Sweeney Todd; Fat Ham; Freestyle Love Supreme; Pass Over; Derren Brown: Secret; The Cher Show; Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812; and The Last Ship. Off-Broadway: The White Chip, The Enigmatist, Audible Theater at Minetta Lane. Upcoming: The Queen of Versailles, Teeth. National tours: Hamilton, Freestyle Love Supreme. Recently established Beyond the Stage Door, a no cost educational intensive created to prepare underrepresented undergraduates for theater management careers. baselinetheatrical.com.
JEFFREY SELLER (Producer) is the winner of four Tony Awards for Best Musical: Hamilton (2016) and Rent (1996), both of which won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama; Avenue Q (2004); and In the Heights (2008). He also produced De La Guarda (1998), Andrew Lippa’s The Wild Party (2000), Baz Luhrmann’s direction of Puccini’s La Bohème (2002), High Fidelity (2006), the 2009 revival of West Side Story, The Last Ship (2014), The Cher Show (2018), Derren Brown: Secret (2019) and the 2023 Broadway revival of Sweeney Todd. He has also produced Hamilton
on international stages in London (2017); Australia (2021); Germany (2022), which was the first translated version of the production; and most recently the international tour (2023) and the U.K./Ireland Tour (2023). Jeffrey was executive producer of the NBC drama “Rise” (2018) and HBO’s “Coastal Elites” (2020). He is a graduate of the University of Michigan.
SANDER JACOBS (Producer) received the Tony and Olivier awards for Best Musical for Hamilton (Pulitzer Prize winner) and a Tony Award for In the Heights. He recently served as executive producer of the Hamilton film and received an Emmy Award. He is a producer and/or investor for numerous Broadway, national and international productions. Les Misérables, The Phantom of the Opera, Grand Hotel, Follies, West Side Story, Bengal Tiger and The Last Ship are among his many productions.
JILL FURMAN (Producer) seeks to produce groundbreaking commercial work that surprises audiences. On Broadway, she is currently represented by Suffs (Tony nomination) and Hamilton (Tony Award). Past Broadway credits include In the Heights (Tony Award), Freestyle Love Supreme (Special Tony Award), Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella, The Heiress, Seminar, West Side Story, The Drowsy Chaperone, Sly Fox and Fortune’s Fool. On TV and film, she executive produced Hamilton for Disney+ (Emmy Award) and In the Heights She also produced Hulu’s We Are Freestyle Supreme, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2020. In 2011, she received the Robert Whitehead Award for Outstanding Achievement in Commercial Theatre Producing. Jill is a native New Yorker. She received a B.A. from Brown University and an M.B.A from Columbia. She is on the Brown University Board of Directors, the President’s Advisory Council for the Arts at Brown and the Board of the Lung Cancer Research Foundation.
THE PUBLIC THEATER premiered Hamilton on January 20, 2015, on the same stage where A Chorus Line premiered 40 years earlier. New York’s Public Theater continues the work of visionary founder Joe Papp as an advocate for theater as an essential cultural force, leading
and framing the important issues of our day. Programming includes an annual season of new work, Free Shakespeare in the Park, Mobile Unit, Public Works and Joe’s Pub. Recipient of 64 Tony Awards, 194 Obie Awards, 62 Drama Desk Awards, 61 Lortel Awards, 36 Outer Critics Circle Awards, 13 New York Drama Critics’ Circle Awards, 65 AUDELCO Awards, six Antonyo Awards and six Pulitzer Prizes. publictheater.org.
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STAFF FOR HAMILTON
ADVENTURELAND
Jeffrey Seller
Maggie Brohn Carl Aloi
Tori Lynn Michael Maier
GENERAL MANAGEMENT
BASELINE THEATRICAL
Andy Jones Nick Lugo
Ruby DeMarco Cameron Foltz James Hickey
Marina Hyson Fatmatta Kuyateh Emanuel Azenberg
Associate General Managers Dana Li, Beth Renoni General Management Assistant Charlie Sirmaian
COMPANY MANAGEMENT
Company Manager Susan L. Brumley Associate Company Manager. Brad Broman Assistant Company Manager..................................... Liam Millward
PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT
HUDSON THEATRICAL ASSOCIATES
Neil A. Mazzella Sam Ellis Bridget Van Dyke
Sean Gorski Brianne Tabak Irene Wang
MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS
Laura Matalon John Gilmour
Gabriella Godínez
PEOPLE & CULTURE
CORNERSTONE CONSULTING HR LLC
Colette Luckie
Dr. Heather R. Sanders Leland Barnecut
Elijah I. Wilson
ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT STRATEGISTS THE HEWLIN GROUP, LLC
Jay A. Hewlin, Esq. Dr. Patricia F. Hewlin
Dr. Sandra Cha
TOUR BOOKING AGENCY
THE BOOKING GROUP
Meredith Blair Kara Gebhart
Laura Kolarik Stephanie Ditman
thebookinggroup.com
CASTING
THE TELSEY OFFICE
Bethany Knox, CSA
Peter Wiliam Dunn Alexis Brown
LEGAL COUNSEL
LEVINE PLOTKIN LLP
Loren Plotkin Conrad Rippy Susan Mindell
Daniel Watkins Emily Erstling
Kevin Hess Cris Criswell
INSIGHT TIX
Tony Lance Gregory Lipson Sarah Weinflash
Production Stage Manager
Rolando A. Linares
Stage Manager Garrett Kerr
Assistant Stage Manager
Services, Inc./Claudia Kaufman
Advertising..........................................................................................................RPM
Social Media Manager Marathon Digital/ Mike Karns, Melanie Pateiro
Intimacy Coordinator Ann James
Dialect Coach
Dawn-Elin Fraser
Physical Therapy Neuro Tour Physical Therapy
Therapist
Associate Synthesizer
Rodrigo Herrera
Associate Scenic Designer.... Rod Lemmond
Assistant to Mr. Korins Kelly Deary
Associate Costume Designer Angela M. Kahler
Assistant Costume Designers Jen Raskopf, Kim Sorenson, Kara Branch
Associate Lighting Designer Ryan O’Gara
Light Programmer
David Arch
Associate Sound Designer Jason Crystal
Assistant Sound Designer Alexander Swann
Production Hair Supervisor/ Associate Wig & Hair Designer
Rachael Geier
Casting Associate Peter William Dunn
Casting Assistant .....................................................................
Production Manager
Alexis Brown
Bridget Van Dyke
Production Carpenter Andrew Sullivan
Advance Carpenters Randy Anetsky, David Edington, Gerald Frentz, Otis Renegar
Move Carpenter Nate Fulmer
Load Out Carpenter
Dan Krohne
Truck Czar Em Kloos
Head Carpenter Jason “Dog” McGrath
Automation/Assistant Carpenter Matt Cowles
Production Electrician
Associate Production Electrician
James J. Fedigan
Christopher Robinson
Advance Electricians Apon Nichols, Trevor Maynard
Load Out Electrician
Jessica Kohn
Head Electrician Eric Briggs
Lead Spot
Kimberly Glenn
Swing Electrician Nicole Laeger
Production Props Supervisor
Head Props
Stefani Moranski, LAT, ATC
Programmers Taylor Williams, Jeremy King
Electronic Music Producer Will Wells
Rehearsal Musicians
Dan Berkery, Kurt Crowley, Kyle Maxwell-Doherty, Benny Reiner, Giancarlo de Trizio, Ian Weinberger
Music Assistants Chris Rayis, Alexander Ronneburg
Music Copying Emily Grishman Music Preparation
Production Photographer Joan Marcus
Merchandising Creative Goods/Pete Milano Travel Services The A Team at Tzell Travel Housing Services The Road Rebel Team Tour Security and K9 Patriot Group Global
DEDICATION
Howell Binkley (1956–2020)
The Hamilton team celebrates the incredible life and contributions of Theatrical Lighting Designer, Howell Binkley. His 52 Broadway shows included Hamilton, Jersey Boys, Come From Away, In the Heights, Kiss of the Spider Woman and so many more. His work on the Disney+ release of Hamilton, filmed at the Richard Rodgers Theatre, immortalises his masterful artistry. Howell was adored by many and will be missed by all.
“Thank you for sculpting in light and elevating every moment you touched.” Lin-Manuel Miranda
American Express is the official card of Hamilton
CREDITS
Denise J. Grillo
Kurt Oostra
Assistant Props Rayn Jacks
Production Sound Nick Borisjuk
Advance Sound ...................................... Dave Hunter, Chad Parsley
Load Out Sound
Kellie DeJardin
Head Sound Engineer Matt McShane
Assistant Sound Noelle Sammour
Production Wardrobe Supervisor Scott Westervelt
Advance Wardrobe
Wardrobe Supervisor
Lizz Hirons
David B. Thompson
Assistant Wardrobe Amber Davis
Production Stitcher
Margarita Prado
Hair Supervisor Ashley Wise
Hair Assistant Camille White
Crew Swing Tommy Perrin
Healer & Certified Yoga Instructor
Assistant to Jill Furman
Rehearsal Sound Assistant
Production Assistants
Karine Plantadit
Kenzie Packer
David Samba
Sarah Collins, Amber Johnson, Lexi McKay, Amy Ramsdell
Banking City National Bank, Erik Piecuch and Michele Gibbons
Payroll Checks and Balances Payroll, Inc.
Accountant
WithumSmith+Brown:
Robert Fried, Karen Kowgios, Scott Bartolf, Anthony Moore, Lara Waldner, CPAs
Comptroller Galbraith & Company/Kenny Noth, Hannah Goldstein
Insurance...........................................Aon/Albert G. Ruben Insurance
Scenery and automation by Hudson Scenic Studio. Lighting and sound equipment from PRG. Special thanks to Bra*Tenders for hosiery and undergarments. Costume construction by Jennifer Love Costumes, Parsons-Meares Ltd., Tricorne New York, Donna Langman, Artur and Tailors Inc., Colin Davis Jones, T.O. Dey Shoes, Worldtone Dance, Lynne Mackey Studios, Roberta Hamelin, Martin Adams, Woo!, Sarah M. Reever. Millenery by Elizabeth Flauto Costume Crafts. Millinery by Elizabeth Flat Costume Crafts. Custom furniture and specialty props built by Jerard Studio, Daedalus Scenic and Zoe Morsette.
The score of Hamilton contains references to the following classics:
“Going Back to Cali,” written by Christopher Wallace, Osten Harvey, Jr. and Roger Troutman. Published by EMI April Music Inc., Big Poppa Music, Justin Combs Publishing Company Inc. All rights administered by Sony/ ATV Music Publishing LLC, 424 Church Street, Suite 1200, Nashville, TN 37219; R2M Music (BMI); all rights administered by BMG Rights Management (U.S.) LLC; Rubber Band Music (BMI). Worldwide rights administered by Grow Your Own Music (BMI), a division of “A” Side Music, LLC d/b/a Modern Works Music Publishing. ©1997 Songs of Lastrada (BMI). All rights reserved. Used by permission. “Juicy (It’s All Good),” written by Christopher Wallace, Jean-Claude Olivier, Sean Combs and James Mtume. Published by EMI April Music Inc., Big Poppa Music, Justin Combs Publishing Company Inc. All rights
administered by Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, 424 Church Street, Suite 1200, Nashville, TN 37219; Jumping Bean Songs, LLC, courtesy of Jumping Bean Songs, LLC (BMI); and Mtume Music (BMI). All rights reserved. Used by permission. “Nobody Needs to Know,” from The Last Five Years. Music and lyrics by Jason Robert Brown. ©2001 Semolina Farfalle Music Co. (ASCAP). Used by permission. “Party Up (Up in Here),” written by Earl Simmons and Kasseem Dean. Published by Dead Game Publishing (ASCAP). All rights on behalf of Dead Game Publishing administered by WB Music Corp., Universal Music Corp. on behalf of itself, Boomer X Publishing, Inc. and Swizz Beatz (ASCAP). “Shook Ones Pt. II,” written by Kejuan Waliek Muchita and Albert Johnson. Published by Universal Music-MGB Songs on behalf of itself and Juvenile Hell (ASCAP) and Universal Music - Careers on behalf of itself and P. Noid Publishing (BMI). “Ten Crack Commandments,” written by Christopher E. Martin (ASCAP) and Khary Kimani Turner (ASCAP). Published by EMI April Music Inc., Hertzrentatune and Weblife Music. All rights administered by Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, 424 Church Street, Suite 1200, Nashville, TN 37219; and Gifted Pearl Music, Inc. (ASCAP). Administered by Kobalt Music Publishing America, Inc. All rights reserved. Used by permission. “The Message,” written by Melvin Glover, Sylvia Robinson, Clifton Nathaniel Chase and Edward G. Fletcher. Published by Songs of Universal, Inc. on behalf of Twenty Nine Black Music and Sugar Hill Music Publishing Ltd. (BMI). “The Modern Major General” from The Pirates of Penzance, written by W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. Original production premiered at Opéra Comique, London, in April, 1880. “You’ve Got to Be Carefully Taught” from South Pacific. Music by Richard Rodgers. Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II. This selection is used by special arrangement with Rodgers & Hammerstein: an Imagem Company, www.rnh.com. All rights reserved. Used by permission.
Music Clearances by Deborah Mannis-Gardner/DMG Clearances, Inc.
SPECIAL THANKS
Jason Robert Brown, Rodgers & Hammerstein: A Concord Music Company, the Public Costume Shop, Tudor Place, J. Philip Bassett
Hamilton rehearsed at the New 42nd Street Studios.
The actors and stage managers employed in this production are members of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States.
The Director and Choreographer are members of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, Inc., an independent national labor union.
Backstage and Front of the House Employees are represented by the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (or I.A.T.S.E.).
United Scenic Artists represents the designers and scenic painters for the American Theatre.
The Press Agents and Company Managers employed in this production are represented by the Association of Theatrical Press Agents & Managers.
The musicians employed in this production are members of the American Federation of Musicians.
This production is produced by a member of The Broadway League in collaboration with our professional union-represented employees.
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Mamma Mia!
A mother. A daughter. Three possible dads And a trip down the aisle you’ll never forget!
Set on a Greek island paradise where the sun always shines, a tale of love, friendship, and identity is beautifully told through the timeless hits of ABBA. On the eve of her wedding, a daughter’s quest to discover the father she’s never known brings three men from her mother’s past back to the island they last visited decades ago.
For nearly 25 years, people all around the world have fallen in love with the characters, the story, and the music that make Mamma Mia! the ultimate feel-good show.
Recommended for ages 10+
Segerstrom Hall
Date: May 13–18, 2025
Life of Pi
A theatrical event unlike anything else!
Winner of three Tony® Awards and the Olivier Award for Best Play, the Broadway and West End sensation Life of Pi is “an exhilarating evening of theater” (The Wall Street Journal).
Based on the novel that sold more than 15 million copies and became a worldwide phenomenon, Life of Pi is an epic story of perseverance and hope that speaks to every generation and “gives new life to Broadway” (The Today Show).
After a shipwreck in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, a 16-year-old boy named Pi survives on a lifeboat with four companions—a hyena, a zebra, an orangutan, and a Royal Bengal tiger.
Told with jaw-dropping visuals, world class puppetry, and exquisite stagecraft, Life of Pi creates a breathtaking journey that will leave you filled with awe and joy.
Recommended for ages 12+
Segerstrom Hall
Date: June 3–15, 2025
Photo: Evan Zimmerman for Murphy Made
We treat more than just your cancer.
At UCI Health, we expertly address your cancer with innovative treatments and clinical trials. But we don’t stop there. We consider all your healthcare needs and work with specialists across UCI Health to care for you beyond your cancer diagnosis.
Your fight is our fight, and together, we never cease in our commitment to a cancer-free world.
Visit ucihealth.org/cancer or call 714-500-7891 to schedule a next-day consultation.
Dr. David I. Lee is a nationally recognized fellowship-trained urologist who specializes in prostate cancer surgery.
Tom Jones finally makes his Center debut
Tom Jones is coming to the Center for a onenight-only concert.
Do we need to say anything else?
While The Beatles were conquering the rock ‘n’ roll world, Jones was wowing audiences with “What’s New Pussycat?” and “It’s Not Unusual.” In his long career of more than seven decades, he has sung pop, rock, country, soul, and gospel. In 2008, The New York Times called him a “musical shapeshifter [who can] slide from soulful rasp to pop croon, with a voice as husky as it [is] pretty.” That voice has sold more than 100 million records and is still going strong.
With this tour, Defy Explanation, Sir Tom is doing what he loves best: playing to a live audience. He began performing in small clubs in his Welsh hometown when he was in his teens, and by 1967 he was headlining in Las Vegas.
Jones reflected on his long career and the impact those songs had. “Sixty years ago I released ‘It’s Not Unusual,’ and what a ride it’s been!” he told People magazine earlier this year. “Back then I would never have believed this one tune would have led on to such a wonderful life and career, full of music, fantastic people and
touring all over the world.”
Another of his biggest hits almost didn’t happen. “What’s New Pussycat,” the theme song to the movie of the same name, was offered to him by Burt Bacharach, who wrote it with Hal David. Jones wasn’t impressed, but Bacharach said it needed Jones’ big voice. It did indeed so Jones recorded the song. It was a huge hit on both sides of the Atlantic, and was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Song in 1966, although it didn’t win.
Jones’ career has never really stopped. There was a resurgence in notability in the 2010s due to his coaching role on the BBC talent show The Voice UK that lasted seven years. He continues to be a popular singer, and for someone who is 85 years old, that’s saying something. The voice has never flagged, and he still loves performing on stage just as much as he did when he was starting out in Pontypridd, Wales.
Come see for yourself why he’s still the showman that has so many screaming fans.
Segerstrom Hall May 21
What is your legacy journey?
Leaving a legacy or estate gift is a powerful way to ensure that your values, beliefs, and contributions continue to make an impact long after you’re gone. It’s not just about wealth—it’s about creating a lasting influence on your family, community, or causes that matter most to you. The arts can be an important part of that when you include the Center in your estate planning. With that gift, you become part of the Center’s Legacy Society, which honors individuals who have made a commitment of a planned gift or have made an outright gift to the Center’s endowment fund to help secure the future of this institution.
“We, as human beings, need cultural enrichment in our lives,” says Bev Sandelman, who, with her husband Bob, are long-time Center supporters. “The Legacy Society gives us the satisfaction of knowing that even after we are gone, we can still have an impact on the arts at the Center for our children, grandchildren and future generations.”
Center board member Bart Asner grew up in New York City and loved attending Broadway shows and symphony concerts. When he moved to Orange County he and his wife, Elizabeth, were thrilled to have the Center at their doorstep. They soon became Broadway subscribers and Center donors.
“We have a tremendous sense of pride to have helped build the Center at the beginning and want to make sure that there is a future full of arts,” says Bart. “We love the fact that the Center is involved in education initiatives and wants to make sure that kids are exposed to the arts.”
Planned giving through the Center enables the arts to thrive in Orange County, and the Center can continue to inspire, educate, entertain and enrich the lives of our community members. For example, the Center’s education department is heavily involved in creating programs that reach many young people, including The Cassin Promise, Disney Musicals in Schools, Summer at the Center, Studio D: Arts School, and many more.
Estate gifts allow the Center to continue its mission of quality artistic and education programming and cement its position as a world-renowned performing arts organization and a foundation of culture in our community. Please join us in this important arts journey.
Please let us know if you have provided for the Center in your estate plan and would like to be included in our Legacy Society. In recognition of this support, the Center offers members special donor amenities, including:
• Invitation to the exclusive Legacy Society Dinner with a featured Center performance.
• Name listing in the monthly performance program and Segerstrom Hall donor display (with permission)
• Invitations to events, donor receptions and shows
For more information, please contact Elizabeth Kurila at ekurila@scfta.org. For free estate planning guide resources, please visit scfta.giftlegacy.com.
Bev and Bob Sandelman
Calendar of events
May 2025
Hamilton
April 23–May 4
Beethoven’s Emperor
May 1–3
Echoes of Time
May 4
Mutter, Bronfman & Ferrández Trio
May 4
Tuesday Night Dance: Indian Dance
May 6, 13, 20, 27 • FREE EVENT
Diana Krall
May 9
Cirque Goes Broadway
May 9–10
June 2025
Tuesday Night Dance: Soulful Grooves
June 3, 10, 17, 24 • FREE EVENT
Life of Pi
June 3–15
Verdi’s Requiem
June 5–7
Summer Sounds: Friday Night Concerts
June 6, 13, 20 • FREE EVENT
Root & Rise Yoga: Soulful Stretch
June 8 • FREE EVENT
Root & Rise Yoga: Mindful Mother’s Day
May 11 • FREE EVENT
Mamma Mia!
May 13–18
Forbidden Broadway: Merrily We Stole a Song
May 15–17
Cathedrals of Sound
May 15–17
Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month Celebration
May 24 • FREE EVENT
Tom Jones
May 21
Mozart’s Requiem
May 24
Los Angeles Philharmonic
May 30
Summer Sounds: Friday Night Concert Kickoff
May 30 • FREE EVENT
Beckman Arts and Sciences
Family Festival
May 31 •
Rediscover Verdi’s Requiem
June 8
La Vida Loca
June 13–14
Miami City Ballet Swan Lake
June 20–22
Pride Month Celebration
June 27
Jeremy Jordan
June 28–29
Miami City Ballet Swan Lake
Artists, events and dates subject to change; visit www.scfta.org for details and times. Segerstrom Hall • Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall • Samueli Theater • Julianne and George Argyros Plaza
Corporate and Foundation Support
Segerstrom Center for the Arts is pleased to thank the following corporations and foundations for providing annual contributions to the Center in support of our artistic and community education programs and our special event and performance sponsorships throughout the year.*
LEAD PERFORMANCE AND EDUCATION SPONSORS
The Albertsons Companies Foundation
Anonymous
Automobile Club of Southern California
Baldwin Krystyn Sherman Partners
Barbara Steele Williams Designated Agency Endowment
Bloomingdale’s South Coast Plaza
BNY Mellon Wealth Management
Canterbury Consulting
Capital Group Companies
Cartier
Crean Foundation
E Nakamichi Foundation
Enterprise Mobility
Gucci
Haynes and Boone, LLP
Mesa Water District
THE SEGERSTROM FOUNDATION
Northern Trust
Orange County Community Foundation
Oscar de la Renta
Pacific Life Foundation
Schools First Federal Credit Union
SPECIAL THANKS
KJAZZ 88.1
Läderach
Total Wine & More
United Airlines
To learn more about the Center’s corporate and foundation partnership opportunities and the benefits available, please contact CorpSupport@scfta.org or 714.942.6326.
ARTS AND BUSINESS LEADERSHIP COUNCIL
Segerstrom Center applauds the following business and community leaders
Jesse D. Bagley
Katheryn Baker
Lupe Erwin
Cory Glass
Peter Krieger
Fiona T. LeCong-Ly
Monika Lopez
Sarah J. McElroy
Jill Meznarich
Vanessa Moore
Maurice Murray, Chair
Tammy Octavio
Patrick Strader
Yvonne Tsao
Jaynine Warner
William F. Meehan, Founding Chairman
* as of March 10, 2025
Family Owned Since 1946 BLOCK & HARDSCAPE
Michael and Eleanor* Gordon
Roger and Tracy Kirwan
Times Mirror Foundation and Los Angeles Times
Rick Muth Family/ORCO Block & Hardscape
Dr. Henry Nicholas III
Ms. Stacey Nicholas
Bill and Pat Podlich
Michelle Rohé
$2,000,000 + Anonymous
Zee M. Allred,* Dean C. Allred, Carol Ann Allred Starr
Mrs. D. James Bentley*
Benjamin and Carmela Du Edison International
The First American Corporation Fluor Corporation / The Fluor Foundation
Kaiser Permanente
KJAZZ 88.1
Shanaz and Jack Langson
Corey and Leslie Leyton
Mrs. Colleen Manchester
David and Kathryn Moore
Mrs. Mary E. Moore
Pam and Jim Muzzy
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. O’Bryan
Pacific Life
Mr. and Mrs. William Roberts
Donna Shannon-O’Bryan
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Simon
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Smith
The Sommerville Trust
Georgia Hull Spooner*
Diane and David Steffy
Dorothy Stillwell*
Connie and Dr. Peter Spenuzza / Spenuzza Velastegui Family Foundation
John* and Elizabeth Stahr
Valeant Pharmaceuticals
Mrs. Valaree Wahler
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Warmington
*in memoriam
Susan M. and Timothy L. Strader Family
The Warner Family
Wells Fargo / Wells Fargo Foundation
YOUR ESCAPE FROM THE EVERYDAY
Save on tickets to Cyndi Lauper’s newest musical, and a new play about how Julia Child became an icon. Grab the best seats for a Broadway hit set in Harlem, and an edge-of-your-seat musical set in San Diego. Laugh-out-loud at moving, surprising, diverse family stories by some of the USA’s brightest creative voices. Enjoy it all with your favorite people.
Lock in the best seats, lowest prices and all the perks from $51 per ticket.
Mix and match 3 or more shows for ultimate flexibility from just $125.
“With innovation at its core, WOW celebrates vibrant connections with fearless and fun activations that electrify our creative city.”
— Broadway World
Surprising and a little bit wild.
La Jolla Playhouse’s WOW Festival returns to UC San Diego this spring with four days of thrilling experiences. Featuring more than 20 eye-popping art installations, interactive theatre pieces, and genre-crossing performances, with fun for the whole family and adults-only entertainment!
CENTER FUND
The Center Fund provides general operating support on an annual basis for Segerstrom Center for the Arts and its programs. We are honored to recognize the following individuals, corporations and foundations for their gifts made between January 1, 2024 and December 31, 2024. Your generosity makes all we do possible—and we thank you! To learn more about the Center Fund and the benefits of giving, please contact us at 714.556.2122 x4009 or Give@scfta.org.
$1,000,000+
Julia and George Argyros
Lisa Argyros / Argyros Family Foundation
Stephanie Argyros / Argyros Family Foundation
Sandy Segerstrom Daniels
Wendy and Mark Hales
$500,000+
Anonymous
Kevin and Denise Cassin
Phil and Mary Lyons
Mr.* and Mrs. George Schreyer
H. Michael and Holly Schwartz
Elizabeth and Henry T.* Segerstrom
Sally E. Segerstrom
$250,000+ Anonymous (2)
Laura and Tim Vanderhook
$100,000+
Anonymous
Marta and Raj Bhathal
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Chan
Randy and Sally Crockett
Jane and Jim Driscoll
John and Toni Ginger
The Guilds of the Center
Valerie and Hans Imhof
Roger and Tracy Kirwan
Kling Family Foundation / Jackie Glass
Rick Muth Family/ ORCO Block & Hardscape
Reverend and Mrs. Steven Perry
John and Sherry Phelan
Bill and Pat Podlich
Michael* and Stacy Schlinger
Stewart R. Smith and Robin A. Ferracone
Jaynine and Dave Warner
$50,000+
Howard and Roberta Ahmanson
Bart and Elizabeth Asner
Pamela and Al Baldwin
Deborah and Larry J. Bridges
John and Louise Bryson
David and Barbara Cline
David and Molly Pyott Foundation
Ben and Carmela Du Family Foundation Fund
Andra Greene Ellingson and Tom Ellingson
Andy and Joan Fimiano
Floriani Family
S.L. and Betty Huang / Huang Family Foundation
J.S. Frank Foundation
Reza Jahangiri and Kate Levering-Jahangiri
The James Previti Family Foundation
The Jonathan and Nicole Cronstedt Foundation
Kling Family Foundation
Karla Kraft and Anderee Berengian
Dale Landon and Carole Haes Landon
Britt and Robert Meyer
Jennifer and Brian Niccol
Carolyn Zarate-Ramsey and Robert Ramsey
Michelle Rohé
Honorable H. Warren and Janet Siegel
Tony and Jessy Smith
Connie and Dr. Peter Spenuzza/ Spenuzza Velastegui Family
Foundation
Diane and David Steffy
Steven M. Sorenson Foundation
Swenson Family Foundation
Tammy and Samuel Tang
The Tappan Foundation
Tara and David Troob
Carol* and Kent Wilken
Charlie and Ling Zhang
$35,000+
Anonymous (2)
The Aronoff Family
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Best
Mr. Charles B. Caldwell
Mr. Mark Chan
Eileen J. Cirillo
The John L. Curci Family
Christy and Rich Flanagan
Lawrence and Dolores Higby
Paul and Bonnie Lubock
M.Y. Family Fund
Lisa and Richard Merage
Marcia L. Millen, in memory of James and Leath Millen
PeopleSpace / Jesse and Amy Bagley
Warren Felson and Lucy Sun
Dr. Michelle and Mr. David Tabb
Stacey and Paul Von Berg
Wilfred M. and Janet A. Roof Foundation
$25,000+
Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Anderson
Dr. and Mrs. Cyrus Arman
Katherine and Howard Bland
Maria A. Cadigan
California Educational Consultant Group, Inc., Dr. Allan H. Lifson and Isaac Torres, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Cancellieri
Chapman University
Victoria* and David Collins
Bobbi Cox
Mary and Richard* Cramer
Tim and Michelle Dean
Allan* and Sandy Fainbarg
Angela Friedman
Diane and Joyce* Froot
Michael and Debra Garnreiter
GOAL Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grody
Jenny and Jeff Gross
The Grosvenor Family
Maralou Harrington
Kathryn Harris
Gavin and Ninetta Herbert
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jackson
Barbara Hiller Johnson
Mary Phillipp and David Johnson
Burt and Molly Jolly
Junebug Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kaul
Deborah H. and Jeffrey H. Margolis
Twyla Martin and Gerald Parsky
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Matheson
Dr. Gail Mattson-Gates
Mr. and Mrs. James V. Mazzo
Rebecca and Carl McLarand
Haydee Mollura
Jasmine Morielli, in memory of Scott Morielli
Dr. Terri Morris
Mara and Keith Murray
Cheryl Hill Oakes
Lana and Walter Parsadayan
Mr. and Mrs. William O. Passo
Mr. John R. Patterson
Laila and Dryden Pence
Bev and Bob Sandelman
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Simon
Mindy and Glenn Stearns
Sue and Ralph Stern
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. R. David Threshie, Jr.
Ms. Diana Martin and Mr. Mark Tomaino
Ms. Elizabeth Wahler
The Robert* and Valaree Wahler Family
$15,000+
Mr.* and Mrs. Byron Allumbaugh
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bergman
Toni and Steven Berlinger
The Cameron Family Foundation
Mary and John Carrington
John and Kate Carvelli
City of Hope
Mr. Joseph Connor
Craig and Gisele Barto Family Foundation
Janet L. Curci
Mr. and Dr. Debons
Mr. and Mrs. W. James Edwards III
Pat Felbinger
Anthony and Carie Ferry
Carole and Robert* Follman
Frome Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. T. Fukunaga*/ Kay K. Fukunaga
The Doug* and Julie Garn Family
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Garrett
Kim and Scott Harris-Weiner
Alice and Kevin Hayes
Constance Hsu-Chernault
Mr. Matthew M. Jadali
Gay and Rob Johnson
The Kling Family Foundation by Vickie Gumm
Ms. MaryLois Kuhn
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Kuluris
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ronald Livingston*
The Louise Merage Family Foundation
Douglas (Tad) Lowrey and Gayle Lowrey
Brad and Becky Lund
Robert D.* and Patricia B. MacDonald
Mr. and Mrs.* Robert J. Mairena
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Meiling
Paul and Lilly Merage
Steven Militzok
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moorhead
Pam and Jim Muzzy
Ms. Nella Webster O’Grady
Annette and Joseph Oltmans II
Patrick E. Paddon and S. Leslie Jewett
Maryam Parman
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Pitts
Ms. Karen Rabe
Joan Riach Gayner
Ms. Maria Rigatti
Elizabeth and Justus Schlichting
Mr. and Dr. Christopher Scott
Scott and Leslie Seigel
Joan and Alan Sellers
Shorebreak Foundation, LLC
Marca and Brian Singer
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Slavik
The Sommerville Trust
Justice Sheila Prell Sonenshine (Ret.) and Mr. Ygal Sonenshine
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Steinmann
Katie and Peter Szyman
Donna and Ray Thagard, Jr.
Paige West
The Whitcher Family
$10,000+
Anonymous
The Beall Family
Dr.* and Mrs. John R. Betson
Mr. Alex Bhathal
Barbara and Alex Bowie
Mr. and Mrs.* David C. Brown
David and Suzanne Chonette
Amy Chu
Michael Dreyer and Hannah An Judi Dutton
Robert* and LaDorna* Eichenberg
Danika Felty and Victor Ronchetti
Lynn and Douglas K. Freeman
Dr. and Mrs. Gary T. Jenkins
Josephine Herbert Gleis Foundation
Varla E. Newbury Knauss and Curtis A. Knauss
Jim and Gale Luce
Michelle Merage
Neil and Barbara Phillips Trust
Tamara Octavio
Pralle Krotts Family Foundation
Ms. Christy A. Rosen
Trish and Steve Scarborough
Richard and Patricia Shinto
Kimberly and Joshua Snyder
Arlo and Marci Sorensen
Susan M. and Timothy L. Strader Family
Josh and Nicole Strathman
The Suire Family
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Tsao
Adam and Artemis Tuliper
Mr. and Ms. Wes Whitmore
In memory of Barbara Steele Williams*
$5,000+
Ginger and Tony Allen
Elizabeth An and Gordon Clune
Dr. and Mrs. Leslie A. Bain
Katheryn Baker
Sally Bender
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Best
Kimberly Burge
Peter and Kate Carlton Household
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cohn, in honor of George Schreyer
Gunnel Cole
Mr. Gordon Cowan
Lewis H. Drumwright
Laurie and Steve Duncan
E. Nakamichi Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. David Eggleston
Susan and Robert Ehrlich
Shari and Harry Esayian
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Estabrooks
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Robert Farnsworth and Lori Grayson
Ashley and Zach Fischer
Iris and Arnold Frankel
Dr. Robert Furman
Mary Gilly and John Graham
Cory Glass
Howard Gleicher / Damon Chen
Marlene and Sam* Hamontree
Karen Hardin-Swickard
Ms. Kerry L. Hedley
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Himes
David L. Horowitz Family
Ms. Victoria Hutton
Mr. Rodney Imai
The Jaffe Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jaffee
Donna Janes
Mr. Ken Jillson
Jessica and James Johnson
Janice M. and Roger* W. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy M. Jones
Nicole and Steve Joseph
Dr. Tatiana Kain and Dr. Zeev Kain
Don and Soogie Kang
Randy and Linda Kearns
Teri Kennady
Eve A. Kornyei
Mr. Peter Krieger
Randy and Sarah Lake
Ms. Fiona LeCong-Ly and Dr. Vietnam Ly
Dr. and Mrs. Milton Legome
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Edward LeVasseur, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Randall W. Lewis
Corey and Leslie Leyton
Monika Lopez
Suzanne and James Robb Mellor
Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Meltzer
John and Karen Meston
Willis L. and Dorothy M. Miller and Family
Miracle Foundation Fund
Vanessa Moore
Mr. Maurice Murray and Dr. Jennifer Ballinger Murray
Bob and Christie Narver
In memory Of Mr. Robert T. Newell
Mark and Carol Perry
Pirzadeh & Associates, Inc.
Charlie and Kristi Proctor
Mr. and Mrs. John Rayburn
Marilyn Hester Robbins
Georgia and Robert Roth
Kathryn Rousek Smith
Melinda and Steven Sanders
Sandy and Harriet Sandhu
David and Orva Schramm
Mrs. Patricia Shiley Magana
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Spanos
Dr. and Mrs. Barry D. Steele
Ronald and June Stein
Lisa and Wayne Stelmar
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Strader
Peter and Mary Tennyson
Dr. and Mrs. DeLane Thyen
Thomas and Elizabeth Tierney
Linda Tsai
Amy and Jeffrey Vieth
Dr. Christina Wainwright and Mr. Shep Wainwright
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence M. Watson
Paul and Cheryl Wyrick
Darren and Christina Xanthos
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Yourman
$2,500+
Anonymous (2)
Ms. Kathy R. Akashi
Mr. Paul Anderson and
Ms. Jessica Parris
Ms. Iris Asbury
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bailey
Sharon Barrett
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Bein
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Benkie
Barbara J. Benson
Ms. Rhonda Beylik
Mark and Marilyn Bleak
Mrs. Kimberly and Dr. Stephen Bowen
Gloria Brandes
Elisabeth and Dr. Frank Brow
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Callard
Jean Campbell
Luisa Cano
Marty Chao and Jean Chung
Mrs. Stella Mae Charton
Dr. and Mrs. Shigeru Chino
Lisa Ciampa
Mr. Otis Cliatt II
Ronna and Donald Coe
Candice Collings Gorsuch
Mr. William Gordon and Dr. Susan M. Condrey
Sean Connolly
Corkett/Myers Families
Michael and Anne Crawford
Mrs. Barbara Cunningham
Victoria Cushey
Noël Davis
Gregg Denicola, M.D.
Dr. Daniel P. Dennies
Ms. Jill Dulich
Steve Dunham
Lynda Tryon Einstein
Michael G. Ermer
Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Evarts
Ms. Roberta Feuerstein
Dr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Fishman
Mike and Sharon Galassi
Mrs. Jerra L. Garrett
Margaret Gates
Miriam Ghabour
Julie Gialketsis
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gorum
Bruce and Eileen Harrigan
Mark and Kristine Howlett
Serena Huynh
Mr. Mark P. Ike
Jackson Tidus
Mrs. Susie Jaqua
Tom Jenkins
Kenneth L. and Marilyn C. Jones
Jennifer Keller
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Klein
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Knowland
Dr. Elliott Kornhauser
Dr.* and Mrs. Paul K. Lam
Latham & Watkins
Ms. Michelle Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Steven and Rose
Lesser
Jeanne Lewand
Mark and Felicia LeWinter
Jacqueline Lombardi
In memory of Ed Lynch
In memory of Victorio Adan
Maestas
Miss Ariana Miramontes
Patricia Ann and Robert M. Marshall
Ms. Caren Mason
George and Sarah McDaniel
R. Patrick* and Jeannette L.
McDaniel
Susan Mears
Kentec Medical Inc, in memory of Carol Wilken
Thomas and Deanna Mitro
Moises Montoya
Tom and Naomi Moon
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morris
Newmeyer & Dillion
Chien and Linh Nguyen
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Nicolette
The Minoru Nitta Family
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Packard
Yvette Pergola
Sandra and Dan Perlmutter
Ms. Diane Peterson
Pharris Group
Mr. Willard Pierce
Mr. Mark Pomerantz
Patricia Price and Craig Behrens
Marcia Kay and Ron Radelet
Walter and Renate Rados
John Rallis and Mary Lynn Bergman-Rallis
Collect Random and the Randos
Suzanne C. and Jim H. Reinhardt
Mr. Rick Reischman
David* and Linda Roberson Family
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Rojek
The Ronnenberg Family
Dr. Judy Fluor Runels, in memory of Gregory Osborne
Mr.* and Mrs. Jack A. Sage
Ms. Lynn Salo
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Schneider
Mrs. Bonnie Scidmore
Margaret Selby
Emmanuel Sharef and Emilia Yin
Bill and Ronna Shipman
Ms. Shari Simmons
Lance and Deborah Slimmer
Stephen E. Smith and Kathy Coyle Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Soderling
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Stein
Dr. Richard Sundell
Mr. Lee R. Sutherland
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Sweeney
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thacker
Mary Tolar
Dr. David L. Tsoong and Dr. Betty K. Tu
Ann Van Ausdeln
S. Vander Wal and S. Vincent
In memory of Robert D. Walters
Mrs. Martha E. Weida
Ms. Sandy Wessman
Geofrey Wickett and Normand Lessard
S. Gayle Widyolar, M.D.
Mrs. Bobbitt Williams
D and G Winzey
Ms. Lidia Yan
Mr. and Mrs. Dean J. Zipser
$1,500+
Sharon G. Adams
Ms. Janine Adesko
Courtney Aguirre
Ms. Donna Anderson and Mr. Ronald Willut
Anonymous
Emmons-Babilo Family
Baker Family Trust
Ms. Diane Bangar
Mrs. Jennifer Berg
John and Kathy Besnard
Ms. Donna S. Bianchi
Phil and Judy Binder
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blair
Bill and Judy Brady
Ms. Karly Brown
Mr. Hoang Bui
Sylvia Burnett
Mr. Brian Lindley and Mrs. Maile Busby-Lindley
Ms. Donna F. Calvert
Chadwick Family
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Chapman
The Chozen Family
Miss Kim Christiansen
Ms. Mary Coates
Gail and Jim Daniels
Roger and Marjorie Davisson
Mr. James and Mrs. Lavon DeGraw
Mrs. Lorraine Dentz
Mary Allyn and Earl Dexter
Mrs. Sandra DiSario
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Duncan Jr.
Ellen Dupuy
Frances L. Dye
Gregory Eberhardt
Ms. Nancy Eberhardt
Mrs. Mariam El Haj
Alexander Eliseev and Ilmira Museeva
Karen Ellis and Sandra Hartness
Cyndee Ely
Mrs. Kaaryn File
Mrs. Cristy Fischbeck
Cliff and Kathy Fleming
Christine Flowers
Janet Ford
Steve* and Cindy Fry / Fry Family Foundation
Marte* and Jack Ganoung
Ms. Cheryl Garland
Greg Gates
Gerrie Goodreau
Mr. Donald Gormly
Mrs. Sharon Gregg
April and Gene Hartline
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hartshorn and Family
Vicki and David Hatfield
Angela Sue Helin
Gary* and Sara, Frank and Brad Hinman
Mr. Dai Hoang
Hing and Doris Hung
Mr. Darrel Huntington
Dr. Douglas and Sandra Jackson
Buzz* and Joan Jackson
Laurie Jacobs
Ms. Gladys Kares
Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Kern
Miss Danielle King
Mr. and Mrs. James Knapp
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Knoth
Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Kobayashi
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Konier
Richard and Lynne Kramer
Kiran Kumar
Dr. and Mrs. KiHong Kwon
Ms. Susan Ladenes
Mr. Jesse W. Laney
Mrs. and Mr. Mikey Lares
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lester
Pamela Lewin
Robert and Janet Lind
Dr. Lorellen Green
Sinh Ma
Mrs. Colleen Manchester
Dr. and Mrs. William Manclark
Mr. Jerry E. Mandel Ph.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Don W. Martens
Robert and Patricia McLaughlin
Ray Melissa
Kathy Michel
Berwood Management, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Molina
Ms. Vibiana Molina
Mr. Joaquin Morales
Evonne Morton
Ms. Eve Nam
Ms. Sheri Nazaroff
Dr. Abdel Salam M. Niazy
Mr. and Mrs. Don M. Norman
Rey O’Day
David and Christine Otaguro
Evelyn and Pete Parrella
Ms. Pamela S. Pedego
Ms. Katrina L. Pelto
Ms. Barbara Perez
Mr. Curt Puskas
Carl and Mary Raymond
Michelle A. Reinglass
Ronna and Marshall Rown, M.D.
Lisa Rutherford
Ms. Janet Sanders
Ms. Suzanne Schaumburg
Dolores Schiffert
Ms. Pamela M. Schmider
Karen and Philip Schmidt
Ms. Denise Schuler
Steven M. Schwartz
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Segerstrom
Anita Seiveley and Jim Collins
Roger and Phyllis Shafer
Mary Shebell and Merle McCormick
Linda and Ed Sherman
Ms. Virginia D. Silverman
Dr. John J. Smith and Mr. Edward R. Escoto
Ms. Kim Smith
Nancy and Geoffrey Stack
N. Vicky Staub
Rob and Joan Stratton
Carol Lipp Strauss
Susan and Richard Stuelke
Mr. Christopher Trela
Ambassador and Mrs. Gaddi H. Vasquez
Karen von Esmarch
Mrs. Fritzie Walker
Kathy Willman
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Witt
$1,000+
Anonymous (4)
Jeannie Adams
Ms. Janis Agopian
Ms. Barbara D. Baranski
Mr. Robert T. Barnum and Ms. Ying Liu
Ms. Billie K. Baron
Dorothy and Donald* Bendetti
David Bixler and Kristine Kaneko
Mrs. Barbara Boies
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Braun
Dave and Cindy Bright
Paul and Rose Briscoe
Jim and Wendy Brooks
Missy and Chris Callero
Ms. Kristin Candy
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Cashion
Ms. Bertha Cerda
Robert and Diana Clemmer
Mr. Darren M. Cobb
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond M. Connor
Ann Conway Family
Kevin and Lisa Corrigan
Greg and Donna Crandall
Mary E. Dalessi
Mr. William G. Daly
Dr. Robert F. and Julie A. Davey
Pieter and Keren de Zwart
Ken and Peggy DeShan
Richard and Lisa Doebler
Jane Draganza
Mr. and Mrs. Embree
Ms. Lupe Erwin
Jean-Claude and Dina Falmagne
Ms. Epifania Fernandez
The Fjield Trust
Elizabeth and John Fleming
Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Fluor III
Mrs. and Mr. Carmela Fogliani
Dr. and Mrs. Francis Foo
James and Martha Freeman
Mr. and Ms. Fred Fukushima
Lamia Gabal, MD
Mr. J. D. Galloway
Ms. Yolanda Galloway
Ms. Rhona W. Gewelber
Mary and Dennis Ghan
Susan Glass
Lawrence and Sharlene
Goodman
Michael and Eleanor* Gordon
Ms. Mackenzie E. Grant
Dina L. Gray
Gary and Linda Greene
The Hachiya Family
David and Lorraine Hale
In memory of Connie Sakamoto and Mattie Fenner
Mr. Douglas Hansen
Tim and Mary Harward
Mr. Frank T. Henry
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hinkle
Hoelscher-Bell-Elliott Foundation
Victoria Hsiung
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Hudson
Uyen Hwang
Carol Jackson
Karen and James Jacoby
Charles and JoAnn Janneck
Ms. Darcy Jones
Terry and Judy Jones
Mr. Matt Juergens
Lynn L. Kambe
Marianne and Arthur Kidman
Mrs. Debra Kornswiet-Shandling and Dr. Adrian Shandling
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kortnicki
Bill and Mona Kratzert
Tamara and Jon Krause
Ira and Riki Kucheck
Mr. Robert Kulpa and Ms. Linda S. Pabian
Patricia Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Liao
Mr. Jay Lieberman
Dr. Carolyn C. Light
Marsha and Bill Link
Nancy Locke
Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Logan, Jr.
Kay and John Maglica
Dave and Diana Margileth
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos R. Martin
Mrs. and Mr. Rene Matzkin
Jenna McCarthy
Pamela Michael
Mr. and Mrs. Radoslav Mladineo
Mr. and Mrs. Moher
Dr. Edwin S. Monuki
Priscella J. Moore
Ms. Lupe Navarro
Mr. Link Newcomb
Frank and Arlene O’Donnell
Lexus of Westminster
Mr. Tom Orradre
Wendy Oshiro and Ivan Hermosura
William and Linda Owen
Dr. Ronald O. and Donna J. Phelps
Bruce and Johni Pittenger
Randall* and Cecilia Presley
Ms. Patricia Price
Laurie and Richard M.* Rodnick
Robert and Ann Ronus
Mrs. Meryl Schrimmer
Pam Sciarra
Ms. Beatriz R. Sellers
Mitch and Shelley Shatzen
Mr. Dennis Shozi
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Sobel
Charles and Natasha Spalding
Karyn and Bill Spear
Chad Stalbaum and Justin Herera
Mr. Bryan A. Stirrat
David and Jill Susson
Marilyn and Thomas C. Sutton
Mr.* and Mrs. Arthur E. Svendsen
Michael and Suzanne Tague
Kristin Taylor
Matt and Liana Taylor
Sandra Teitsworth
Mitchell and Donna Thiessen
Ms. Linda Thomas
Mrs. Catherine Thyen
Ms. Marjorie O. Tussing
Ms. Alveris B. Van Fleet-Corson
Ms. Delma Villarreal
Marilyn and Steve Weber
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Weisenberg
Mrs. Tory Whittingham
Howard and Sumi Yata
Ms. Evelyn Zohlen and Mr. Mark Prendergast *in memoriam
ENDOWMENT
Segerstrom Center for the Arts thanks the following donors who have generously provided support to the Center’s Endowment Funds. Gifts to the Endowment provide financial support for our artistic and education programs every year. Funds exist in perpetuity as investments whose earnings make the arts accessible for future generations.
$1,000,000 + Audrey Steele Burnand*
Estate of Edra E. Brophy / William J. Gillespie Foundation
Nora and Charles Hester* and the Hester Family Foundation
W. M. Keck Foundation
Barbara Steele Williams Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Steele*
Harry and Grace Steele Foundation
Swenson Family Foundation
The James Irvine Foundation
The Segerstrom Foundation
$500,000 +
Dr. Michael M.* and Mrs. Patricia A. Berns
Fluor Corporation
The Fluor Foundation
Carol Frobish*
Times Mirror Foundation and Los Angeles Times
Rockwell
Estate of Karen Ann Roos
Mrs. Constance T. Whitney*
$250,000 + Bank of America
Nancy Marie Biram*
The First American Corporation
Patricia Fredricks-Dolson
Edison International
Isidore C. and Penny W.* Myers
$100,000 + Daniel C.* and Janet S. Bonbright and Sons
Estate of Ford A. and Wilma J. Dickerhoff
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Engman
Helen B. Fait
Elizabeth E. Fleming*
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Heinz
Richard C. and Virginia A. Hunsaker*
Peter G. and Mary M. Muth* and Family
Estate of Michael D. and Lorraine C. Nadler
Nestle USA, Inc.
The Orange County Register
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Smith
Ronald E. Soderling
Virginia Valentine
Nancy B. Veitch and Chris and Irene Veitch
Estate of Jane D. Zimmerman
Dr. and Mrs. David E. Zinke, Brandon, Heidi & Benjamin
$50,000 +
The Birtcher Family
Founders Plus
Evelyn and Richard Francuz
Sonia and Earle Ike
Barbara Hiller Johnson
Mark Chapin Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Macklin
Palley-Needelman Asset Management
Dr. and Mrs. James E. Pierog, Jessica and Margaux
Ralphs / Food 4 Less
Estate of Howard G. and Margaret C. Richardson
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Salyer
Al and Susan Shankle
Mr. Stewart R. Smith
Ms. Anita Sparrow*
Wells Fargo
In memory of Barbara Steele Williams
$25,000 +
The Beall Family
Victor H. Boyd
Dr. and Mrs. Darrell J. Burnett
Chris and Lee Ann Canaday
The Carl and Patricia Neisser Family Trust
Dr. and Mrs. Shigeru Chino
David and Victoria* Collins, Jennifer, Nicole and David Bjorn and Gloria Dahlberg and Family
Ruth Ding, in memory of Thomas and Mary Lee
James* and Catherine Emmi
Dr. Dennis R. Fratt
The Baker Frenzel Family
Mr.* and Mrs. H. F. Hamann
Nat S. and April D. Harty
Las Campanas of Orange County
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Lucas
Charles W. and Candace J. McBrayer
Dr. and Mrs. Seymour J. Melnik
Dr. and Mrs. Richard P. Mungo
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Nelson
Joseph and Mary Norton Family
Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Harold Miller*
O’Neil Moving Systems, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony H. Osterkamp Jr.
Nicholas S. Patin
Stanley R. Robb Family
In honor of Mary Isabelle Sandberg
Robert J. Searles
In memory of Renée Segerstrom
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Shaver and Family
Thomas and Joyce Tucker Family
In memory of Faye Wilkinson
Dr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Wilson
$10,000 +
Mrs. Donald V. Bassler
The William A. Baxter Family
George and Jacqueline Birdsong
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Birtcher
Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Bowie
Susan Boyd
Mr. Lawrence H. Butler Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Callahan
The Clubhouse
Con Gusto Chapter of The Guilds of the Center
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond M. Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Warren C. Dean, Jr.
Ms. Julie Brinkerhof Edwards
Mr. Aaron Egigian
Alan* and Sandy Fainbarg Family
John and Carolyn Garrett
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald H. McQuarrie
GoodSmith & Co., Inc.
William K. and Maxine Gresswell*
Dr. and Mrs. G. Stanley Hall
Gayford and Mary Hinton
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hoshaw
Mr. and Mrs. Jay D. Jaeger
Ronald E. and Debra P.* Jagner
Hunter B. Keck
Mrs. Suzanne Kline
Dr. Elliott Kornhauser
Mrs. Susan Lambrose
Ronald C., Vincencia M., Elisabeth L. and Heather D. Lazof
Mr. and Mrs. George Leeper
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Mallory
Mr. and Mrs. Brad McCroskey
R. Patrick* and Jeannette L. McDaniel
Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. McHolm
Estate of Ralph and Rose Meyer
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanley Mullin, Jr.
Newmeyer & Dillion
Jerry Nourse
Cheryl Hill Oakes
Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Paone
Mr. and Mrs. Chris F. Pauls
Mr. Charles Peyton, II
Betty Mower Potalivo
Ted and Jean Robinson and Family
Mrs. Betty Scheidt
Douglas F. Schneider and Family
Rudolph C. Schweitzer*
In memory of Hartley M. Sears
Renée and Henry T. Segerstrom*
Mr. and Mrs. William Shryock and Family
Linda and Harvey A. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Soderling
Steven-Thomas Antiques
The Stone Family
Dr. Max Swancutt Jr.
Mr. Stewart C. Woodard
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Ukropina
Ms. Lucia Van Ruiten
Mr. Edward H. Wale
Margaret and Maurie Watman
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Winton
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Orrin Wright
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Yellin*
LEGACY SOCIETY
Segerstrom Center for the Arts
thanks the following donors who have included the Center in their estate plans. These gifts help ensure that we allow access to the arts for the entire community. For more information on how to include the Center in your estate plans please contact Elizabeth Kurila, CSPG, Associate Vice President, Development, 714.942.6275
Anonymous (3)
Edna and Julio Aljure
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Allen
Bart and Elizabeth Asner
Doug and Jaimee Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barnett
John and Betty Barr
Dorothy and Donald* Bendetti
Dr. Michael M.* and Patricia A. Berns
Katherine and Howard Bland
Barbara and Alex Bowie
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Brown, Jr.
Charles “Chip” Caldwell
Dr.* and Mrs. James H. Casey
Elizabeth and David* Cole
David and Victoria* Collins, Jennifer, Nicole and David
John and Jennifer Condas
Dr. Susan M. Condrey and William Gordon
Randy and Sally Crockett
Mr. and Mrs. William K. Davis
Mr. Joe DiCorpo and Ms. Mia MacDougall
Annette Doreng-Sterns
Mary Jane McArthur Edalatpour and Nasrola Edalatpour
Eileen J. Cirillo Trust
Mr. and Mrs. David Emmes, II
Shari and Harry Esayian
Mr. Harold W. Faber
Ms. Linda S. Ford
Dr. Dennis R. Fratt
Mrs. Sandra M. French
Mr. and Mrs. T. Fukunaga*/Kay K. Fukunaga
John and Carolyn Garrett
Jackie Glass
Jean and Fred* Hamann
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Hammond
Howard and Carol Hay
Steve Heit
Lawrence and Dolores Higby
Higgins Family Trust
David L. Horowitz Family
Mark and Kristine Howlett
S.L. and Betty Huang / Huang Family Foundation
Traute Huycke
Ken Jillson and Al Roberts*
Varla E. Newbury Knauss and Curtis A. Knauss
Mr. Gary A. Kreitz and Ms. Joyce Singman
Elizabeth Kurila and Michael Mindlin
Dale Landon and Carole Haes Landon
Richard and Gerrie Leeds
Michael and Lee Ann Litterst
Phillip N. and Mary A. Lyons
James, Charlene and Katherine MacDonald
Robert D.* and Patricia B. MacDonald
The McLarand Family Trust
Marcia L. Millen
Mr. Robin B. Miner
Ethan Morgan
Dr. and Mrs. Richard P. Mungo
Rick Muth
Thomas H. and Marilyn* Nielsen
Cheryl Hill Oakes
O’Neil Moving Systems, Inc. / Carolyn O’Neill
Mrs. Charlotte R. Paluzzi
Lenore and Carl* Pearlston
Mark and Carol Perry
Jackie Singer and John Pope
Jeffrey A. Punim, M.D.
Mr. Burton Reis
David* and Linda Roberson Family
Roberta Bouillon Trust
Ted and Jean Robinson and Family
Mr. Richard K. Rosenberg
Dr. Judy Fluor Runels, in memory of Gregory Osborne
Bev and Bob Sandelman
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schoellerman
Mr. and Mrs. George Schreyer
In Memory of Allen O. Smith
Steven M. Sorenson, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Sparks
David and Diane Steffy
Richard R. and Phoebe Stenton
Dr. Arthur Strick
Tammy and Samuel Tang
Ms. Nancy B. Tepper
Don L. Thompson
Thomas and Joyce Tucker Family
Gary and Jeri Turner
Ms. Lucia Van Ruiten
Christopher O. Veitch
Stacey and Paul Von Berg
The Robert* and Valaree Wahler Family
Ms. Jill H. Watkins
Kent J. and Carol L. Wilken Family
Dr. David and Audrey Zinke, Brandon, Heidi & Benjamin *in memoriam
Center Staff
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
Casey Reitz, President & CEO
Angelica Camarillo, Executive Assistant & Board Liaison
FINANCE & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Brian Finck, Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer•
Finance
Seila Heng, Controller
MeiMei Chiang, Senior Accountant
Andrew Hudson, Assistant Controller
Monica Drescher, Generalist, Accounting• Alberto Gil, Staff Accountant
Information Technology
Dean Yarborough, Chief Information Officer
David Frederick, Associate Director, Information Technology•
Samwel Basweti, Engineer, Network
Mario Hortizuela, Specialist, Systems Support
Erik Lomack, Generalist, IT Support
Dee Bierschenk, Analyst, Databases
Richard Todd, Manager, Ticketing Functional Support•
Ashley Gaddis, Functional Support, Ticketing•
PROGRAMMING & PRODUCTION
Limor Tomer, Vice President, Programming and Production
Kelly Ornelas, Executive Assistant & Programming Coordinator•
Stacey Myers, Manager, Attorney/Contracts•
Education
Lisa Morabito Petersen, Vice President, Education
Cristal Ochoa, Director, Education Programs
Bethany Umbach, Senior Manager, Education Programs
Sarah Sierszyn, Manager, Ed. Operations
Alexis Johnson, Manager, Ed. Partnerships•
Scarlet Wu, Associate Manager, Education Programs
Michael Mariano, Assistant Manager, Education Partnerships•
Katie Nguyen, Coordinator, Ed. Partnerships
Joanna Huang, Coordinator, Ed. Programs
Emily Pearce, Coordinator, Ed. Programs
Jordyn Williams, Associate, Ed. Operations
Community Engagement
Emily Neely, Director, Community Engagement
Chloe Saalsaa, Manager, Studio D
Priscilla Reyes, Manager, Community Engagement
Adriana Alvarez, Coordinator, Community Engagement
Segerstrom Hall
John Oliphant, Sr. Director, Production and Technical•
Sara Broadhead, Head Electrician•
Willy J Pate, Head Carpenter
Alexis Vazquez Riggs, Head Wardrobe
James Wilcox, Head Audio
Chris Alva, Assistant In-Charge Carpenter/ Props•
Michael Clifford, Assistant
Phil Harris, Assistant
Tim Ligatti, Assistant•
Renée and Henry Segerstrom
Concert Hall
John Downey, Head Audio•
Gregg Snider, Head Electrician•
John Vasquez, Head Carpenter
Eileen Jeanette, Tönmeister
Samueli Theater
Mark Cook, Electrician•
Timothy Schmidt, Asst. Audio
American Ballet Theatre
William J. Gillespie School
Susan Brooker, Artistic Director, ABT
Sarah Jones, Associate Director, ABT
HUMAN RESOURCES
Marvin Lee, Vice President, Human Resources
Maile Sagiao, Manager, Human Resources
Karen Duncan, Generalist, Human Resources•
Jon Gibson, HRIS Specialist
MARKETING & GUEST SERVICES
Lisa Middleton, Vice President, Marketing & Communications
Carla Cruz, Senior Director, Communications
Emyli Gudmundson, Senior Director, Program Marketing
Jonathan Vietze, Senior Director, Series Marketing•
Christopher Alvarez, Director, Creative Services•
Karen Drum, Director, Publications•
Anne McNiff-Gaeta, Director, Group Services•
Jennifer Burroughs, Manager, Digital Marketing
Joesan Diche, Manager, eCommerce Marketing•
Karla Torres, Manager, Marketing Operations•
Richard Ong, Manager, Calling Center•
Ken Catino, Senior Graphic Designer•
Marianne Luwiharto, Graphic Designer
Jennifer Siglin, Graphic Designer•
Susie Lopez, Specialist, Communications
William Olivieri, Specialist, Marketing & Advertising
Jacquelyn Pash, Associate, Public Relations
Diana Torres, Assistant, Group Sales•
Emily Doughty, Coordinator, Social Media
Lily Figueroa, Coordinator, Marketing
Lauren Knight, Coordinator, Content Creator
Ticketing
Ruth Mason, Director, Ticket Services
Karen Diche, Manager, Season Tickets•
Nicki Wilmot, Manager, Box Office
Evan Silveria, Assistant Manager, Box Office•
Amelia Lindqvist, Supervisor, Contact Center
Ray Madrid, Supervisor, Box Office
Sam Preshaw, Supervisor, Box Office
Hannah Schill, Supervisor, Ticket Services
Amanda Snell, Supervisor, Ticket Services
Charlotte Kenney, Ticketing Services Lead
Hailey Guerrero, Specialist, Customer Services
Reina Pelky, Specialist, Customer Services
Marcie Bernal, Receptionist•
Alberto Ponce, Coordinator, Office Services•
Audience Services
Norm Major III, Director, Audience Services•
Sue Laird, Senior Manager, Audience Services
Ashleigh Hector, Manager, Audience Services•
Alex Lum, Asst. Manager, Audience Services•
Regine Rutherfurd, Administrative Assistant, Audience Services
30 or more years of service
20 or more years of service
10 or more years of service
Full-time staff as of March 10, 2025
DEVELOPMENT
Abigail Buell Sherlock, Vice President, Development
Elizabeth Kurila, Associate Vice President, Development
Courtney Dudman-Donley, Senior Director, Special Events & Support Groups
Tyler Choi, Director, Institutional Giving
Kay Linan Clark, Associate Director, Individual Giving
Suzanne Gregory, Associate Director, Development Operations
Johnny Eberhardt, Senior Manager, Institutional Giving
Emily Hunn, Senior Manager, Support Groups
Jamie Roff, Senior Manager, Development Systems•
Danielle McMahan, Manager, Special Events
Bernadette Ramos, Manager, Donor Relations
Shimin Zheng, Manager, Support Groups
Marisa Rambaran, Prospect Researcher and Development Operations
Katie Lockie, Assistant Manager, Donor Stewardship
Sierra Detar, Special Events Officer
Anna Maria del Mundo, Coordinator, Special Events
April Kunowski, Coordinator, Individual Giving
Jessica Salazar, Coordinator, Development Operations
Olivia Vezner, Coordinator, Donor Relations
Audrey Burton, Executive Assistant, Development
THEATER OPERATIONS & FACILITIES
David Leavenworth, Vice President, Theater Operations & Facilities•
Brian Keating, Director, Facilities and Engineering•
Max Stossier, Director, Theater Operations•
Lindy Luong, Manager, Facility Rentals
Glenn Powell, Manager, Production, Event Operations
Mary Arkfeld, Manager, Operations, Event Operations
Aidan Daguro, Assistant Manager, Production, Event Operations
Brennan Roach, Supervisor, Event Operations•
Denise Cruz, Coordinator, Production, Event Operations
Jordan Smyth, Manager, Special Projects
Camille Slusher, Coordinator, Theater Operations
Engineering
Marc Lewis, Senior Building Engineer•
Bryan Vojtko, Senior Building Engineer•
Richard Whitfield, Senior Building Engineer•
Gus Aleman, Building Engineer
Don Harvey, Building Engineer
Bryan Murphy, Building Engineer
Sean Robertson, Building Engineer
Security
Anthony Bordon, Interim Director, Security and Public Safety
Tyler Cole, Manager, Public Safety and Training•
Jaime Paz, Assistant Manager, Security
Alvin Camacho, Supervisor, Security
Shey Leir, Supervisor, Security
John Standokes, Supervisor, Security
Sage Williamson, Supervisor, Security
Lee Yepez, Supervisor, Security•
