Performances Magazine | Segerstrom Center for the Arts, December 2025

TIS THE SEASON!

DECEMBER 2025

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Seasons Greetings, patrons!

With joyous holiday traditions, renowned musical performances, and community celebrations, you are in for a merry and bright season at the Center.

This month marks a very special time. Our official dance company, American Ballet Theatre, will be returning to the stage for the 10th anniversary of the holiday classic

The Nutcracker, with Tchaikovsky’s magical score performed by our resident company Pacific Symphony. Each season, we are overjoyed to present students from our ABT William J. Gillespie School the life-changing opportunity to perform this celebrated piece with professional ABT dancers on stage. This ballet classic has become a staple for us at the Center, and we encourage you to add this stunning performance to your list of holiday traditions!

Broadway artist Tony Yazbeck‘s lively tunes and showstopping tap dance will delight audiences in his one-man show. Jessica Vosk celebrates the holiday spirit in SLEIGH; her powerful vocals and endearing personality will fill you all with musical cheer.

To close out the month, GRAMMY® Award-winning Mariachi Los Camperos performs Fiesta Navidad, and Salute to Vienna New Year’s Concert returns for this beloved annual tradition for every music lover’s holiday wish list.

And for more celebrations, Pacific Symphony has many holiday shows as well including Handel’s Glorious Messiah and a Holiday Organ Spectacular

Thank you for celebrating your holiday season at the Center!

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Calendar of events

January 2026

The Wiz

January 13–25

Stella Cole January 15–17

Shelley Conducts Stravinsky’s Firebird January 15-17

The Firebird with commentary

January 18

Blade Runner

January 22

Chicago Symphony Orchestra

January 24

The Notebook January 27–February 8

Seong-jin Cho, piano

January 28

Minería Symphony Orchestra of Mexico January 29

The Great Race January 31–February 1

February 2026

The Notebook

January 27–February 8

The Great Race January 31–February 1

St.Clair conducts Beethoven & Don Quixote February 5–7

Danny Elfman’s Music from the Films of Tim Burton February 13–14

Michael Feinstein’s Valentine with the Carnegie Hall Big Band

February 14

New York Voices Farewell Tour February 14

Café Ludwig: America 250 February 15

Monty Python’s Spamalot February 17–22

Patti LuPone: Matters of the Heart February 18

Lunar New Year February 21

Hare and Tortoise February 21–22

Norbert Leo Butz February 26–28

From Mozart to Mahler February 26–28

Peter and the Wolf February 28

Artists, events and dates subject to change; visit www.scfta.org for details and times.

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The Wiz

That old familiar song... on TikTok

Is Stella Cole living in the past? Considering the songs she loves to sing, we might all want to join her. We certainly can be grateful for the reminder of how great these songs are. Hear for yourself when she makes her Cabaret Series debut next month.

Cole came to fame posting her songs on TikTok, but the songs harked back to her grandparents’ generation. “Over the Rainbow,” “The Boy Next Door,” “Moon River,” “My Foolish Heart,” and American standards by artists like Judy Garland and Nat “King” Cole come from an earlier time—from artists who never knew they would go “viral.”

Growing up, Cole loved watching and singing along to classic movies like Meet Me in St. Louis and Singin’ in the Rain, but by the time she grew up and left for Northwestern University, she had stopped. Ironically, she was double majoring in international studies and theater. This in spite of the fact that she was now terrified of singing in front of people.

But in one theater class, the professor suggested she turn to the wall to sing and ignore the class. She did and blew everyone away. Her classmates were astonished, and Cole’s fear was broken.

When Covid hit, she returned home, where her father encouraged her to keep singing.

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He suggested she try the very modern creation of YouTube where she was a hit. Cole also went viral on a new thing called TikTok, and everything took off. She says it makes sense, since many of the songs she loves were popular in the 1930s and ’40s during the Great Depression and World War II, another time of uncertainty and unpredictability.

“During the pandemic lockdown, thousands of people were sending me messages saying, ‘You don’t know how much you’ve helped me,’ and ‘your music is the one thing cheering me on right now,’” says Cole. “I hadn’t realized that music had that kind of power to help people.

“It’s amazing to think that my music can be a bit of a salve or balm for people’s stress and anxiety,” continues Cole. “That’s the most gratifying thing of all, experiencing how this music can actually help people.”

Obviously, there are many people who sing the same kind of music, but Cole takes it to a new level. She has produced three albums as well as numerous singles and is getting rave reviews. Her social media following of 1.7 million (and growing) certainly helps.

“So many people of my generation aren’t familiar with these songs, and I’m excited about the opportunity to introduce this timeless music to a new audience,” she told Broadwayworld.

com. “These songs were written decades before I was born, yet they feel like they are about my life.”

Social media is all very well, but a singer of Cole’s caliber needs more than that. She moved to New York City and started working as a dog walker while she tried to launch her career. She eventually got a job singing with a band at a restaurant, and then another, and another, until she had a full-fledged schedule. Then she graduated to stages. The dogs had to find new friends.

After a European tour and an appearance at the renowned 54 Below in New York City, it’s safe to say that Cole has a very bright future ahead of her. And she will no doubt keep growing those social media views. What does she ultimately want?

“I’ve seen the way music, and specifically this music, can touch people’s souls,” she says. “That sounds [silly], but as an artist, that’s the goal.” There is no doubt she’s already there.

Samueli Theater January 15–17

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An epic love story

A notebook. It’s a simple thing, but what is written in it can also tell quite a story.

Considered by many to be the pinnacle of romantic stories, The Notebook started as a book by Nicholas Sparks. It then became a movie, and now it’s a Tony®-nominated hit Broadway musical. You may know the story by heart, but you haven’t seen it like this.

“The Notebook hasn’t lost its romantic magic,” says the Guardian USA Today calls it “life-affirming and ingeniously adapted,” while The New Yorker says it “feels as fresh as the rainwater that drenches the meant-for-eachother lovers.”

You don’t need a spoiler alert. A young couple, one from a wealthy family, one from a poor family, fall in love and, despite all obstacles thrown at them over the ensuing decade, finally get together and live happily ever after … almost. Years later, Allie is now in a nursing home with Alzheimer’s and unable to recall much of her past. Noah visits every day, reading to her from a notebook that tells their story. He hopes this will jog her memory to recall their life together.

There are three sets of leads—young Allie and Noah, the middle-aged pair, and old Allie and Noah. Sometimes they are on stage at the same time. It may sound confusing but it works

as the story is told in a non-linear way. The middle-aged couple might watch a flashback of their meeting the summer they first fell in love. Older Allie sees young and middle-aged Allie, who remind her that all her selves are still with her.

Probably the most difficult part of The Notebook is the role Alzheimer’s plays in the story. In a sense, it’s the whole reason for the story. Can Noah help Allie remember their love story? As the musical recounts their lives together, it’s a poignant reminder of how they are now torn apart by this disease. Allie lives with a cloud of confusion about her life. How much can she remember and share with Noah, if only for a few hours?

“It turns out, The Notebook is why we go to the theater,” says Cleveland.com. “To get swept up, forget the world outside and feel everything. There are tears, but laughter and joy too.”

The Notebook will remind you all over again how love has the ability to conquer all. Take the words of the Chicago Tribune: “Absolutely gorgeous, not to be missed.”

Segerstrom Hall January 27–February 8

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Introducing Alexander Shelley

In November 2024, for the first time in more than three decades, Pacific Symphony announced it had named Alexander Shelley as its new artistic and music director.

Shelley—a highly respected British conductor who has been a transformational leader of orchestras in Europe and North America—will serve as Pacific Symphony’s artistic and music director designate this season (2025–26), before fully taking on his new role as artistic and music director in 2026–27. Known for inspiring musicians and audiences alike, Alexander Shelley looks forward to making deep connections with both Pacific Symphony’s musicians and the Orange County community. We spoke with him about what he sees as his role here, how he shares the wonder of his work, his insatiable musical curiosity, and his goal of inspiring audiences of all ages and interests.

What is it about this role at Pacific Symphony that excites you?

AS: Pacific Symphony is poised for great things. In less than 50 years it has been built into something truly extraordinary—one of America’s major orchestras and a cultural pillar of this region. The musicians are passionate, collaborative, and fearless in their pursuit of excellence, and the audiences are enthusiastic and curious. I’m inspired by the sense of possibility here, the generosity of the community, the orchestra’s adventurous spirit, and the opportunity to help shape Pacific Symphony’s next chapter on both a national and international stage.

Collaboration is often evident in your programming; you combine other types of arts—visual art, dance, etc.—with your orchestra programs. Will we see some of this in the coming seasons?

AS: I’m a great believer in the impact of

cross-disciplinary collaborations. There are extraordinary partnerships to be explored. It’s exciting to think of the possibilities!

Everyone has a different personal connection or entry-point to the arts—people respond viscerally to rhythm or poetry or movement or music, and it’s my role to invite everyone to find their entry point to that world. This is how we grow audiences, and it’s also how we inspire artists as well. I love working in this playground of creativity and giving people the opportunity to discover things that move them.

What does community mean to you and how will it be underlined during your time with Pacific Symphony?

AS: The stories of our time fascinate me. Bringing those stories to life through music is essential for reflecting who we are and the world in which we live. When we do this— especially through new work—we reach curious, engaged people through art. Connecting with contemporary music also renews our appreciation of masterpieces from the past; they were once new, and their premieres often also had powerful receptions!

For me, community encompasses our whole ecosystem—extraordinary musicians, loyal audiences, students and youth ensembles, and those discovering the orchestra for the very first time. Who we commission, our collaborators, and how we create experiences that inspire the next generation shapes our community. I’ve seen how thoughtful programming and genuine outreach can change lives, and I’m excited to build on Pacific Symphony’s incredible legacy of creating community through music.

How important is connection through music?

AS: Feeling a connection with an artist or with an audience opens hearts and minds and makes communication with one another easier.

Whether it’s through a four-minute pop song of pure joy or longing or sadness, or a symphony that takes listeners on a longer journey to one of those same emotions, music challenges us. It’s my job to bring our audiences along on that journey. This is true whether I’m leading a concert for kids who’ve never heard classical music or a large-scale Mahler work for our regular concertgoers—we take this journey together. The rewards of this adventure have an impact far beyond a particular moment.

What or who are some of your greatest musical influences?

AS: Certainly, in my early years, my parents were my greatest musical influence. I’ve shared with Pacific Symphony audiences before that I had the privilege of growing up in a household with five grand pianos in it. My parents were the first people I ever heard making music, and the first people I ever made music with as I was growing up. They instilled in me a sense of reverence for the score and responsibility to the composer. We are their servants, after all!

In addition to the great composers, I also have a number of conducting heroes, such as Carlos Kleiber, who inspired me through his great attention to detail coupled with enormous freedom. I have a voracious musical appetite and love exploring it all. I’ve adored jazz since I was a kid, and Oscar Peterson and Bill Evans remain idols of mine. I love producers of great pop songs and what they give the world. We live in such an exciting age for composition, with great freedom of what to create and write. There really are no limits!

Don’t miss Alexander Shelley conducting Stravinsky’s Firebird with Pacific Symphony, January 15–18, 2026—an unforgettable performance with stunning visuals at the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall.

Photo: Doug Gifford

Sunday Master Class series

From opening day, when small children were excitedly running around the dance studio until their teacher, Miss Sarah, called them to their places, The American Ballet Theatre William J. Gillespie School has provided students with the highest quality of classical ballet training outside of New York City.

Ten years later, the school, located at Segerstrom Center for the Arts, offers classes from pre-primary through pre-professional levels, with graduates joining ballet companies and renowned university dance programs.

The school is celebrating its decade anniversary with a special Sunday Master Class Series this spring, featuring professionals who were instrumental in creating the school and set the standard of excellence that continues today. These artists take great delight in sharing their experience and artistry with the next generation of dancers.

Classes include technique, pointe, variations, men’s class, modern, character, dancer health as well as a Meet the Artists with a Q&A opportunity. Classes are open to intermediate and advanced dancers ages 12–20. Ladies must have prior pointe experience.

It’s a great opportunity to enrich artistic and technical skills with top leaders and dancers, many of whom have danced with with American Ballet Theatre. Space is limited, so act quickly to secure your spot for these exciting classes!

Calendar:

February 1, 2026

• Alaine Haubert, founding artistic director of the ABT Gillespie School

• Lorin Johnson, professor at Cal State Long Beach

March 22, 2026

• Kevin McKenzie, former artistic director of American Ballet Theatre

• Marine van Hamel, on the faculty of ABT Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis School (JKO)

April 19, 2026

• Kenny Easter, former faculty of ABT Gillespie School

• Kelly Leonardi, former faculty of ABT Gillespie School

May 3, 2026

• Franco De Vita, former artistic director of ABT JKO School and co-author of ABT’s National Training Curriculum

• Raymond Lukens, former artistic director and co-author of ABT’s National Training Curriculum

Pricing

$200 per weekend, or $650 for all four

Kevin McKenzie teaching a master class in 2020

Toast to Curtain Call

The unveiling of American artist Karon Davis’ Curtain Call, a larger-than-life sculpture of a ballerina taking her bow, was unveiled on October 2, prior to the opening of San Francisco Ballet’s production of Frankenstein in Segerstrom Hall that evening.

“I am honored and thrilled to have this piece on display at the Center,” says Davis. “The Center’s dance tradition has always been unparalleled, and Curtain Call reminds us of the reward of a great performance before the dancer heads back to the rehearsal room the next day to continue to practice.”

Curtain Call is part of an ongoing series, Beauty Must Suffer, which examines the physical and emotional labor behind the pursuit of balletic beauty, particularly among Black dancers working within the Eurocentric tradition of ballet. The work, created using a combination of 3D scanning and traditional sculpting techniques, serves as a tribute to the dancers who inhabit the Center stages. It will be displayed in the Center in the Orchestra-level lobby during the 2025–26 season.

Photos: D Bahn

From top: artist Karon Davis; a close-up of Curtain Call; Karon Davis with Limor Tomer, vice president of programming and production at Segerstrom Center for the Arts

Ease on down the road with The Wiz

What does the revival of the musical The Wiz have in common with Beyoncé’s hit “All the Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It)”? Both were choreographed by the same person: JaQuel Knight. He was only 19 years old at the time he perfected Beyoncé’s hand twist.

Knight is well known in the rap and R&B world, having also choreographed for singers like Cardi B, Megan Thee Stallion, Britney Spears, Kelly Rowland, and Nicole Scherzinger, and has a thriving career. So what is he doing on Broadway?

When Knight was asked to work on a musical, he could not pass on the challenge to revamp The Wiz, a legendary show. The Wiz has been a

vibrant part in Black culture since it opened and has never gone away. Although film versions didn’t do well (sorry, Michael Jackson) it’s been a firm favorite for local community productions. Everyone can sympathize with Dorothy’s search for her place in the contemporary world.

The original production of The Wiz—a groundbreaking twist on The Wizard of Oz opened on Broadway in 1975 and won seven Tony® Awards, including Best Choreography for George Faison. But that production seems dated today, and those involved with creating the 21st-century show wanted to bring it to a new era and create a performance that was timeless. (The book and sets have also been updated.)

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“We took out all the buffoonery talk of the original piece, and then just made a timeless classic that’s funny, with awesome music, and what I hope is [great] dancing,” says Knight.

Knight was excited to execute his vision. He had no pre-conceived ideas of what Broadway dance “should” be and reached into his experience with Black dance to create a new energy for the characters, including Dorothy, who wears silver booties in this version.

“I dreamed as big as I could,” says Knight. “For me, it was about how do we keep the essence and energy [of the original production] and also bring JaQuel Knight to the table?”

In Knight’s version, there’s not a tap shoe in sight. “I really wanted to create something that didn’t feel super ‘now,’” Knight told dancemagazine.com. “But it takes you on a journey of Black dance. There’s a little bit of everything”

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For a dance sequence performed at the gates of the Emerald City, Knight works his dance magic, mixing ballet, jazz, and hip hop. “Knight called his take on the number ‘a master class in Black movement, not just through the choreography but in attitude and personality,’” says The New York Times. It’s “a dizzying array of dance from the Black diaspora, from street styles out of Atlanta to Afrobeats,” says dancemagazine.com.

“Knight’s kinetic choreography successfully makes the songs visually appealing on stage,” says broadwayworld.com. “Yet most of all, this musical will certainly leave audiences feeling joyful and moved at the same time.”

And isn’t that what a great Broadway musical should do?

Segerstrom Hall January 13–25

Photos:

Jeremy Daniel

Photos from the North American Tour of The Wiz.

Previous page: Dana Cimone as Dorothy, Cal Mitchell as The Lion, Elijah Ahmad Lewis as The Scarecrow, and D. Jerome as The Tinman

page, left: Alan Mingo Jr as The Wiz; above: Kyla Jade as Evillene

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WHAT IS IT ABOUT THE HOLIDAYS THAT MAKES THIS TIME OF YEAR SO MAGICAL?

I love everything about this season. I love the time-honored family recipes that we only prepare this one special time of year. I love the cherished ornaments that we greet like old friends as they come out of storage. I love the pervasive smells of evergreens and peppermint and cinnamon, the giddy excitement of the children, and the sharing of nostalgic memories between the grown-ups. I even love the corny sweaters and the silly hats!

But most of all, I love the music. This is truly the season for singing! Those haunting, familiar tunes that fill the air each December somehow touch our hearts like nothing else can. When we lift our voices in song together—whether it’s friends at a party, carolers on the street corner, or even Pacific Chorale and our dear friends from the Southern California Children’s Chorus and Pacific Symphony—we become the spirit of the holidays ourselves, of peace on earth, goodwill to all. What could be more magical than that?

So welcome to “Tis the Season!” Thank you so much for making Pacific Chorale a part of your holidays. It’s a joy to have you as part of ours!

Happiest of Holidays, Rob

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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21, 2025 AT 5:00 P.M.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 2025 AT 7:00 P.M.

TIS THE SEASON!

Pacific Chorale

Robert Istad, artistic director & conductor

Kibsaim Escárcega, assistant conductor with

Southern California Children’s Concert Chorus

Lori Loftus, founding director

Tina Glander Peterson, co-director of concert chorus

Members of Pacific Symphony

Alexander Shelley, music director designate

Jung-A Lee, organ

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David Clemensen, piano

Martha Carter, lighting design

Alleluia, Venite Gaudete

Medieval Latin Song

ARR. GARY FRY

PLEASE JOIN US IN SINGING!

O Come, All Ye Faithful

John Francis Wade (1711–1786)

ARR. DAVID WILLCOCKS

Alleluia!

Venite adoremus, alleluia!

Refrain:

Gaudete, gaudete! Christus est natus ex Maria Virgine, gaudete!

Tempus adest gratiae hoc quod optabamus, carmina laetitiae devote reddamus.

Ergo nostra contio psallat iam in lustro; Benedicat Domino, salus Regi nostro!

Alleluia!

Come let us adore him, alleluia!

Refrain:

Rejoice, rejoice!

Christ is born of the Virgin Mary. Rejoice!

A time of grace is here, for which we had hoped. Songs of joy We devotedly return.

Therefore our assembly sings now in brightness. We bless the Lord: Greetings to our King!

1. O come, all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant, O come ye, O come ye to Bethlehem. Come and behold Him, born the King of angels. O come, let us adore Him, O come, let us adore Him, O come, let us adore Him, Christ the Lord!

Verses 2 and 3 sung by Pacific Chorale and Southern California Children’s Concert Chorus

4. Sing, choirs of angels, sing in exultation, Sing, all ye citizens of heav’n above; Glor y to God in the highest: O come, let us adore Him, O come, let us adore Him, O come, let us adore Him, Christ the Lord!

5. Yea, Lord, we greet thee, born this happy morning, Jesu, to thee be glor y giv’n; Word of the Father, now in flesh appearing: O come, let us adore Him, O come, let us adore Him, O come, let us adore Him, Christ the Lord!

A Little Child There Is Yborn

Malcom Archer (b. 1952)

Kibsaim Escárcega CONDUCTOR

Hark! the Herald Angels Sing

Felix Mendelssohn (1809–1847) & Charles Wesley (1707–1788)

ARR. JOSH SPARKMAN

Kibsaim Escárcega CONDUCTOR

Sing We Now of Christmas

Traditional French Carol

ARR. KIRBY SHAW

Carol Hughes PIANO

Southern California Children’s Concert Chorus

Lori Loftus CONDUCTOR (DEC. 21)

Tina Glander Peterson CONDUCTOR (DEC. 22)

Once in Royal David’s City

Henry Gauntlett (1805–1876) & Cecil Frances Alexander (1818–1895)

ARR. WILL TODD

Lo, How a Rose / The Rose

Traditional German Carol / Amanda McBroom (b. 1947)

ARR. CRAIG HELLA JOHNSON

Rebecca Hasquet SOLOIST

Wexford Carol

Traditional Irish Carol

ARR. ELAINE HAGENBERG

Angels We Have Heard on High

Traditional French Carol

ARR. DAN FORREST

INTERMISSION

Deck the Hall

Traditional English Carol

ARR. CHAD WEIRICK

It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year!

George Wyle (1916–2003) & Eddie Pola (1907–1995)

ARR. BOB KROGSTAD & MARC RILEY

The Christmas Song

Mel Tormé (1925–1999) & Robert Wells (1922–1998)

ARR. MARK HAYES

All

I

Want for Christmas Is You

Mariah Carey (b. 1969) & Walter Afanasieff (b. 1958)

ARR. MAC HUFF & MARC RILEY

Denean Dyson SOLOIST

The Twelve Days of Christmas

Traditional English Carol

Southern California Children’s Concert Chorus

Bryce Rivera DRUMMER

Lori Loftus CONDUCTOR (DEC. 21)

Tina Glander Peterson CONDUCTOR (DEC. 22)

A Light of Hope, a Song of Peace

Mark Burrows (b. 1971)

Goodnight Moon

Eric Whitacre (b. 1970) & Margaret Wise Brown (1910–1952)

Ave Maria

Franz Biebl (1906–2001)

(Angelus Domini nuntiavit Mariae Et concepit de Spiritu Sancto)

Ave Maria, gratia plena: Dominus tecum, benedicta tu in mulieribus, et benedictus fructus ventris tui, Jesus.

Sancta Maria, Mater Dei, ora pro nobis peccatoribus, nunc et in hora mortis nostrae. Amen.

(The Angel of the Lord spoke to Mary And she conceived according to the Holy Spirit.)

Hail, Mary, full of grace: the Lord is with thee, blessed art thou among women, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus.

Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners, now and at the hour of our death. Amen.

Silent Night

Franz Xaver Gruber (1787–1863)

ARR. DAN FORREST

Wishing You a Merry Christmas

Traditional English Carol

ARR. GARY FRY

ROBERT ISTAD

PHILLIP N. AND MARY A. LYONS ARTISTIC DIRECTOR CHAIR

ROBERT ISTAD, a GRAMMY ® Award-winning conductor who “fashions fluent and sumptuous readings” (Voice of OC) with his “phenomenal” artistry (Los Angeles Times) , was appointed Pacific Chorale’s Artistic Director in 2017. Under his leadership, the chorus continues to expand its reputation for excellence for delivering fresh, thoughtprovoking interpretations of beloved masterworks, rarely performed gems and newly commissioned pieces. His artistic impact can be heard on two recent recordings featuring Pacific Chorale, including the 2020 Grammy Award-winning “Mahler’s Eighth Symphony” with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Gustavo Dudamel on Deutsche Grammophon (2021), for which he prepared the chorus. It won Best Choral Performance and also garnered a Grammy nomination for Best Engineered Album, Classical. Additionally, Istad conducted the Pacific Chorale’s recording “All Things Common: The Music of Tarik O’Regan” released on Yarlung Records (2020). Istad has prepared choruses for such renowned conductors as Esa-Pekka Salonen, John Williams, John Mauceri, Keith Lockhart, Nicholas McGegan, Vasilly Sinaisky, Sir Andrew Davis, Bramwell Tovey, Carl St.Clair, Eugene Kohn, Giancarlo Guerrero, Marin Alsop, George Fenton, and Robert Moody. He regularly conducts and collaborates with Pacific Symphony, Musica Angelica Baroque Orchestra, Sony Classical Records, Yarlung Records, Berkshire Choral International, and Long Beach Symphony Orchestra. An esteemed educator, Istad is Professor of Music and Director of Choral Studies at California State University, Fullerton, where he was recognized as CSUF’s 2016 Outstanding Professor of the Year. He conducts the University Singers and manages a large graduate conducting program, in addition to teaching courses on conducting and performance practice. Istad, who is on the Executive Board of Directors of Chorus America and serves as Dean of Chorus America’s Conducting Academy, is in demand as guest conductor, lecturer, and clinician.

PACIFIC CHORALE

The GRAMMY® Award-winning PACIFIC CHORALE, an Orange County “treasure” with a “fresh viewpoint” that “can sing anything you put in front of it with polish, poise and tonal splendor” (Orange County Register), has “risen to national prominence” (Los Angeles Times) since its inception in 1968. Hailed for delivering “thrilling entertainment” (Voice of OC), the resident choir at Segerstrom Center for the Arts is noted for its artistic innovation and commitment to expanding the choral repertoire. It has given world, U.S., and West Coast premieres of more than 40 works, including numerous commissions, by such lauded composers as John Adams, Jake Heggie, James Hopkins, David Lang, Morten Lauridsen, Tarik O'Regan, Karen Thomas, Frank Ticheli, András Gábor Virágh, and Eric Whitacre. In addition to presenting its own concert series each season, Pacific Chorale, led by Artistic Director Robert Istad, enjoys a long-standing partnership with Pacific Symphony, with which the choir made its highly anticipated Carnegie Hall debut in 2018. The chorus also regularly appears

with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, with which it won the 2022 GRAMMY® Award for Best Choral Performance for its contribution to the live recording of “Mahler: Symphony No. 8, ‘Symphony of A Thousand,’” conducted by Gustavo Dudamel, featuring Los Angeles Philharmonic, Los Angeles Children’s Chorus, Los Angeles Master Chorale, National Children’s Chorus and Pacific Chorale. The choir has performed with such leading orchestras as the Boston Symphony, National Symphony, Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra, San Diego Symphony, and Musica Angelica, among others. In addition to receiving national accolades, Pacific Chorale has garnered tremendous international acclaim. In July 2023, the chorus completed its first international tour in seven years with appearances in Austria, Germany and the United Kingdom in collaboration with Bath Philharmonia, Free State Orchestra of Bavaria, and Bournemouth Symphony Chorus and Orchestra. Previous tours have taken the choir to 19 countries in Europe, South America, and Asia, including engagements with the London Symphony, Munich Symphony, L’Orchestre Lamoureux and L’Orchestre de St-Louis-en-l’Île of Paris, National Orchestra of Belgium, China National Symphony, Hong Kong Sinfonietta, Estonian National Symphony, and Orquesta Sinfonica Nacional of Argentina, among others. Deeply committed to making choral music accessible to everyone, the organization has a discography of 14 self-produced recordings and an extensive collection of free digital offerings. Recently, Pacific Chorale’s one hour choral-theatrical film To the Hands was featured as an Official Selection at the Newport Beach Film Festival, San Pedro International Film Festival, and the Culver City Film Festival. Pacific Chorale also places significant emphasis on choral music education, providing after-school vocal programs for elementary school students, a choral summer camp for high school students, and an annual community-wide singing event at Segerstrom Center for the Arts. www. pacificchorale.org

PACIFIC CHORALE

Robert Istad, phillip n and mary a lyons artistic director chair

John Alexander, artistic director emeritus

Kibsaim Escárcega, assistant conductor ron rudderow legacy chair

SOPRANO

Rebecca Hasquet, section leader

Ammy Beltran

Alexandria Burdick

Ariana Celeste

Chelsea Chaves

Jessica Dalley, rita major memorial chair

Alison Dilbeck

Sophia Do

Rosiana Falzon

Stephanie Garcia Cochran

Karla Verónica Gil

Jenna Hansen

Saousan Jarjour

Hannah Kim

Kirsten Leon

Susan Hsia Lew

Susan M. Lindley

Jenny Mancini 15

Anne McClintic

Maria Cristina Navarro

Hien Nguyen

Mia Noriega Searight

Nicole Peppel

Laura Pluth

Linda Wells Sholik

Sarah L. Sweerman

Ruthanne Walker Rice

Haven Watts

Victoria Wu

ALTO

Jane Hyun-Jung Shim, section leader

Moxy Biggs

Emily Border

Kathryn Cobb-Woll

Denean R. Dyson 15

Ivanna Evans

Jacline Evered

Emma Ginzel

Brandon Harris

Allison Hieger

Eleen Hsu-Wentlandt

Bonita Nahoum Jaros

Meadow Jones

Stacey Y. Kikkawa

Kristen Kleinhans

Nellie Kwang

Logan Mintz-Hernandez

Audrey Monfreda

Michele M. Mulidor 30

Carla Neeld

Pat Newton

Kyrstin Ohta

Kathleen Preston 20

Bonnie Pridonoff

Elizabeth Provencio

Ashley Riopka

Kaleigh Sanchez

Tiffani Santiago 19

Amelia Saunders

Kelly Self

Stephanie Shepson

Bonnie Yoon

TENOR

Nicholas Preston section leader roger w johnson memorial chair

Jephte Acosta

Mike Andrews

Daniel Coy Babcock

Jim Blackett

Chris Buttars

Abraham Cervantes

Craig Davis 25

Michael Elson

Marius Evangelista

David Evered

Jason Francisco

José Gil Férez

Chris Gomez

Vincent Hans

Steven M. Hoffman

Craig S. Kistler

Jin Ming Liao

Christopher Lindley

Greg Long

David López Alemán

Ricardo Martinez

Gerald McMillan

David Melendez

Michael Morales

Andy Ngo

Lance Padilla

Sammy Salvador, ron gray legacy chair

Jakob Swetland

Jeff Wang

Eric Xu

BASS

Ryan Thomas Antal, section leader ron gray legacy chair

Mac Bright

Scott Dilbeck

Michael Fagerstedt

Karl Forsstrom, singers memorial chair

Larry Gates

Randall Gremillion

Bob Gunn

Peter Hahn

Brian Hamer

Mark Hamilton

Tom Henley

Matthew Kellaway

Aaron Leppke

Elliot Z. Levine

Connor Licharz

John Middlebrooks

Martin Minnich

Kenneth Moore

Ryan Morris

Seth Peelle

Carl Pike 20

Ryan Ratcliff

Ben Reyes

Ian Schipper

Sean TenBrook

David Tkach Numbers after a name indicate major anniversary years of active membership as a Pacific Chorale singer this season.

KIBSAIM ESCÁRCEGA serves as Assistant Conductor for the GRAMMY® Award-winning Pacific Chorale. Born and raised in Southern California, he is an active presence in the choral community as a conductor, teacher, and singer. Escárcega holds degrees in Vocal Performance and Choral Conducting from the University of California, Irvine, and California State University, Fullerton. He studied voice under Dr. Darryl Taylor and Dubravka Zubovic, and conducting with Seth Houston, Stephen Tucker, Robert Istad, and Kimo Furumoto. At UC Irvine, Escárcega conducted the student-led BATS Choir, served as Assistant Conductor for the Chamber Singers and Concert Choir, and was Chorus Master for various UCI opera productions. During his graduate studies at CSUF, he held the position of Graduate Assistant Conductor for Titan Voices, Concert Choir, Opera Theatre, and University Singers, conducting numerous concerts and preparing choruses and instrumental ensembles for opera productions. Escárcega has also served as Chorus Master for Lyric Opera of Orange County, the region’s professional opera company, and has prepared choirs for distinguished international conductors in renowned venues, including the Segerstrom Concert Hall and the Hollywood Bowl. His work has extended to significant public events, such as preparing choirs for memorial services, underscoring the role of music in bringing communities together.

DR. JUNG-A LEE has performed in Europe, North America, Asia and Africa as an organist, pianist, harpsichordist, and conductor. She currently serves as organist at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach, California, and sub-dean of The American Guild of Organists Orange County Chapter. Lee is also on the faculty of Biola University and Vanguard University. In 2009 Lee founded Music Mission International to promote classical music focusing on organ. Since 2018 she has played with David Chang (clarinet) and Cynthia Ellis (flute) as Synergy Trio. In addition, she works for Pacific Chorale and Pacific Symphony as keyboardist. Lee has given solo organ recitals in venues including the Cadet Chapel at the United States Military Academy in West Point, New York; St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church in New York; Woolsey Hall at Yale University; The Memorial Church and Rudolph Busch Hall at Harvard University; Washington National Cathedral in Washington, DC; Methuen Music Hall in Massachusetts; Grace Cathedral in San Francisco; Renée and Henry Segerstrom Hall in Costa Mesa; Crystal Cathedral (now Christ Cathedral) in Garden Grove; the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in Los Angeles; and the First Congregational Church of Los Angeles. She completed a Doctor of Musical Arts degree in organ performance from Boston University. She served as an organ scholar

of The Memorial Church, Harvard University from 2001 to 2003. Lee earned her Master of Music degree in organ performance from Yale University with a full scholarship and worked as a collaborative pianist for the Opera School at Yale, receiving numerous prizes including the Charles Ives Prize. Her teachers include Thomas Murray, Martin Jean, Gerre Hancock, John Tuttle, Karl Hochreither, Michael Bloss, William Wright and Lori Loftus. She has also participated in master classes with Olivier Latry, Marilyn Keiser and Susan Landale. Lee has worked with many fine conductors including Christopher Hogwood, Doreen Rao, Carl St.Clair, John Alexander, Robert Istad, Bramwell Tovey, Murray Somerville, James Melton, Joseph Huszti, Chai-Hoon Park and Locky Chung. Lee can be heard as organist on Rorem: Works for Choir and Organ/Harvard University Choir (Black Box 1102), on the recordings of the Men in Blaque of UC Irvine, and the recordings of the Concert Choir of Vanguard University of Southern California. Music Mission International’s first DVD, Beauty in the Wind, was released in 2010, from which several pieces were broadcast on the radio program Pipedreams, hosted by Michael Barone. Her 2012 recording Precious Lord includes numerous hymn arrangements and features David Washburn (trumpet), Valerie Geller (violin), and Lori Loftus (piano). In 2013 she was also featured at KUSC, 91.5 FM MHz, South Carolina ETV and Kookdong Korean Christian Radio. In 2014 her 90-minute organ solo recital was broadcast at KVPR, 89.3 FM. Her CD, Amazing Grace was recorded at Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles on the organ built by Rosales/Glatter-Götz. In 2018 her CD recorded at Walt Disney Concert Hall was released by Grammy Award winning Yarlung Records. www.musicmissioninternational.org

DAVID CLEMENSEN is active as a pianist, teacher, church musician and composer. A native Californian, he holds degrees from Chapman University, CSU Fullerton, and the Doctorate of Musical Arts in collaborative piano from USC. 2025-2026 marks his 23rd season as pianist for Pacific Chorale. He may be heard on several of Pacific Chorale’s recordings, including American Voices and The Radio Hour: Choral Music of Jake Heggie. He is in demand throughout Southern California as a collaborator and coach. Dr. Clemensen has taught at Biola University and Fullerton College, and maintains a private studio as an accompanist and teacher. Often called upon to lead music for events of the C. S. Lewis Foundation, he directed the Service of Dedication for the Study Center at Lewis’ home, the Kilns, at the Sheldonian Theatre in Oxford, England. A lifelong church musician, he is Director of Music at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Ontario. His compositions have been performed by many choirs throughout the U.S, and he won the American Orff-Schulwerk competition for his William Blake setting The Tyger and the Lamb.

REBECCA HASQUET is an active soloist, chorister, and instructor in Southern California. She joined Pacific Chorale as a staff singer in 2018, and currently sits as the soprano section leader of the ensemble. Rebecca also holds the soprano choral lead position of the sanctuary choir at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church of Newport Beach. Her previous choral activities include Meistersingers in Orange, the Santa Clarita Master Chorale directed by Allan Petker, the Chamber Choir at College of the Canyons, and the Summer Festival Choir at Idyllwild Arts Academy. Rebecca’s solo performance roles include Mozart’s Don Giovanni (Donna Elvira) and Le nozze di Figaro (Marcellina), Puccini’s La Rondine (Magda de Civry), Strauss’ Der Rosenkavalier (The Marschallin), and Mozart’s Requiem. Rebecca also provides vocal coaching and writes commissioned music arrangements and transcriptions. In December 2018, she became the co-owner of By The Porchlights, a traveling venue for up-and-coming artists presenting acoustic pop-up shows and live recording sessions on porches and other outdoor spaces in Southern California. Rebecca holds a bachelor’s degree in vocal performance from the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music at California State University, Long Beach, where she studied with Brian Farrell and served as the soprano section leader of the Chamber Choir under the direction of Dr. Jonathan Talberg.

A free-spirited mezzo-soprano genuinely passionate about all things music, DENEAN R. DYSON is a true artist who, whether singing classical repertoire, R&B, soul, pop or jazz, brings a beautifully skilled and emotionally artistic sound to every performance. A Vegas-born chanteuse, Denean earned a B.A. in music from CSU Fullerton’s School of Music (’10) and immediately launched into a career as a professional vocalist, entertaining audiences in solo and ensemble performances in the US and abroad. Denean won a Grammy as a member of the professional core of the Pacific Chorale, and is continually featured as a soloist. Her stirring work in the Chorale’s more demanding concert film projects—singing “Precious Lord Take My Hand” in The Wayfaring Project (PBS/YouTube) and “Holding Back the Years” in To the Hands—have garnered significant recognition, with To the Hands premiering at the 2025 Newport Beach and San Pedro Film Festivals, as well as receiving additional recognition across the national and international film festival circuit. Denean added a hint of jazz and blues soloing on the concert hall stage in Pacific Symphony’s Gershwin Rhapsody Celebration in 2023, but enjoys taking to the theatrical stage, having joined the LA Opera chorus in their acclaimed 2022 production of the Pulitzer Prize winning opera Omar, or owning Broadway hits such as Hamilton’s “Satisfied” and Dreamgirls “One Night Only” as part of a Segerstrom Center for the Arts Cabaret Series. Denean has

had an exciting career collaborating with legendary artists like renowned mezzo-soprano Susan Graham, jazz and blues legend Barbara Morrison, singer and actress Reba McEntire, R&B singer Joss Stone as well as incredible composers like Rhiannon Giddens and Jake Heggie. She has performed in ensembles for renown conductors like John Williams, Ludwig Wicki, Carl St. Clair, John Alexander, Robert Istad, Gustavo Dudamel, Kazem Abdullah, Nicholas McGegan, and Keith Lockhart, in venues such as Carnegie Hall, the Hollywood Bowl, Staples Center, Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall, Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Salzburg Cathedral, the Sheldonian Theatre and many more. Denean continues to entertain as the lead vocalist of her group Denean’s Soul Foundation at venues and events throughout Southern CA like CSU Fullerton Concert Under the Stars and Disneyland’s Hotels and Parks’ Food and Wine or Celebrate Soulfully Festivities. Find out more about Denean and her endeavors at DDysonMusic.com, facebook.com/DDysonMusic or on Instagram at @neanied.

LORI LOFTUS is the Founding Director of the Southern California Children’s Chorus (SCCC), where she leads an outstanding music faculty serving young singers from ages 5 through 18 in six choral levels. In its 30-year mission of enhancing children’s lives through distinguished choral music education and world-class performance, SCCC and Lori have been honored with

3 Emmy Awards. She has conducted SCCC in performances on nearly all the great stages of the world, including Carnegie Hall and the Sydney Opera House. Lori has also been a featured guest keyboardist with the Pacific Symphony many times since 1976. She has performed a wide array of repertoire on the great organ at Segerstrom Hall, and she appears annually on the harpsichord for the Symphony’s and Pacific Chorale’s December performance of Handel’s Messiah. In 2007, Lori was honored for her lifetime of achievements with the Outstanding Alumni Award for Excellence in Choral Music from her alma mater, California State University at Fullerton. In 2022, she received the ‘Titan of Music’ award as one of only eight who have been so honored by CSUF’s internationally acclaimed School of Music. In addition to music, she enjoys tournament golf, raising monarch butterflies, and traveling. She and her husband John are blessed with six energetic grandchildren, who along with music and their two beautiful Siamese cats, keep a smile on her face and joy in her heart.

TINA GLANDER PETERSON has over thirty years of professional choral directing and teaching experience as a public-school music educator. Currently, she is Director of Choirs at Irvine High School where she conducts five choirs and teaches advanced placement music theory. Under her direction, Irvine High School choirs have consistently earned superior

ratings in state and regional choral festivals. Tina is the Co-Director with the Southern California Children’s Chorus Concert Chorus level. For three years, she was the Director of Choirs at Oak Middle School in Los Alamitos, CA., and before that taught middle school choral music for ten years in the public schools of Wisconsin. While in Wisconsin, she was conductor of the Milwaukee Children’s Choir upper-level treble ensemble, the Cantorei Choir. She is an active adjudicator and guest clinician for choral music festivals and performance events around the state and is a member of The Southern California Vocal Association (SCVA) and the California Choral Directors Association (CCDA), currently serves as the Southern Section Representative. In 2019, Tina was awarded “Teacher of the Year” at Irvine High School, and she was the recipient of the “Irene Schoepfle Lifetime Achievement Award” for distinguished contributions to music education. Mrs. Peterson earned her Bachelor of Music Education degree from University of Wisconsin-Whitewater and her Master of Music in Music Education and Choral Conducting from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

The SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CHILDREN’S CHORUS is celebrating its 30th season!

Orange County’s only chorus dedicated exclusively to meeting the educational and performance needs of children seeks to do more than introduce youth to music and singing. It strives to enrich the lives of its members through programs stressing musical aptitude, teamwork, discipline, self-confidence and personal growth. Currently Southern California Children’s Chorus (SCCC) encompasses six levels of sequential vocal and choral instruction. The children come from a wide geographic area of Southern California, sometimes traveling over an

hour to attend weekly rehearsals. The SCCC has an outstanding faculty of ten choral directors who are highly skilled in their chosen field of children’s choral music. They provide the young singers with a caring, nurturing environment in which a full range of music can be learned. The choristers are immersed in compositions in multiple languages from many cultures, with themes ranging from the classics to folk and contemporary music. Choristers perform locally throughout the year at private and public concerts as well as participating in choral invitationals. SCCC also presents Spring and Holiday Concerts. The SCCC has provided singers for Touchstone films, MGM films, music videos, commercials,

symphony concerts, operas, television specials, exclusive Disney performances, the Academy Awards and many musical productions. The SCCC has received many awards including their third Emmy for their work in the television program E:60 with Steven Tyler honoring the Boston Marathon victims. They have also been privileged to present concerts at world renowned venues, including Carnegie Hall, Westminster Abbey, the White House, the Washington National Cathedral, the Lincoln Center in New York, the Basilica San Marco in Venice, Italy, and Australia’s Sydney Opera House.

Devon Alaniz

Elianna Alaniz

Shreya Bhatt

Carmina Blanco

Elle Calvert

Olivia Carpenter

Caitlin Chang

Emily Chang

Audrey Damikolas

Mykela Del Rosario

Dominic Farao

Jaclyn Gergens

Huy-Jonas Glassey-Tranguyen

Kien-Lucas Glassey-Tranguyen

Aria Halbardier

Lia Harvey

Matilda Haselhuhn

Ashley Hong

Avni Krishnamoorthy

Hope Lee

Lauren Lee

Samantha Lee

Owen Lemen

Brianna Liauw

Eva Mohr

Jiya Nangia

Heidi Neyer

Anne Noori

Yui Orikasa

Isabella Ortiz

Elise Ovadia

Zelda Preston

Mia Reyes

Luca Rivera

Hellen Romero

Isaiah Saati

Emma Samuelson

Kalia Simes

Matthew Szkalak

Kaia Wang

Kate Xu

YOUNGER SINGERS

Thomas Nguyen

Eva Curran

Ezekiel Saati

Mia Szkalak

Juliet Zhu

PACIFIC SYMPHONY

PACIFIC SYMPHONY is the largest orchestra formed in the United States in the past 50 years and is ranked among the top orchestras in the U.S. by the League of American Orchestras. In 2024, Alexander Shelley was appointed to become Pacific Symphony’s third artistic leader, taking the title of Artistic and Music Director, beginning in the 2026-27 season. He is serving as Artistic and Music Director Designate during the 2025-26 season, which marks Pacific Symphony’s 47th season. Founded in 1978, the Symphony was led for 35 years by Carl St.Clair, who is honored with the title of Music Director Laureate starting in the 2025-26 season. With a purpose to lift the human spirit through the power of music, the Symphony is a cornerstone of the cultural landscape of Southern California, enriching lives and bringing communities together through creative and diverse programming. As the resident orchestra of the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall, the Symphony presents more than 100 concerts and events each year and a rich array of education and community engagement programs, reaching more than 300,000 residents of all ages. Pacific Symphony features an expansive range of programming through the Classical Series, the beloved Pops Series led by Principal Pops Conductor Enrico Lopez-Yañez, SummerFest at the Great Park Live Amphitheatre in Irvine, and engaging Family Musical Mornings concerts for young children and their families. Signature cultural concerts for Lunar New Year and Nowruz are joyful musical celebrations that promote understanding and appreciation of the arts from around the world—a

priority for Pacific Symphony, which is dedicated to the power of music to unite and inspire. The Symphony in the Cities program brings free outdoor concerts and interactive musical activities to cities across Orange County, making live symphonic music accessible to all. In its 47-year history, Pacific Symphony has gained national and international recognition, with recent highlights including a 2018 Carnegie Hall debut in celebration of composer Philip Glass; a five-city tour of China; and a PBS Great Performances broadcast of Peter Boyer’s Ellis Island: The Dream of America. In 2024, Pacific Symphony released the world-premiere recording of Fiat Lux, a stirring new commission by composer Sir James MacMillan performed with longtime artistic partner Pacific Chorale. The Symphony has been recognized with multiple ASCAP Awards for Adventurous Programming and included among the country’s five most innovative orchestras by the League of American Orchestras. Pacific Symphony’s education and community engagement programs have been recognized by the National Endowment for the Arts, expanding access to orchestral music and fostering a lifelong connection to the arts. Musicians partner with elementary schools to enhance music education programs through the Frieda Belinfante Class Act program. Arts-X-press is a summer arts immersion program for middle school students, and Heartstrings provides free tickets to the Symphony, music instruction, and customized music and wellness programs in partnership with local schools, nonprofits, and social service agencies. Pacific Symphony also nurtures the next generation of musicians through its renowned youth ensembles, including Pacific Symphony Youth Orchestra, Youth Wind Ensemble, Santiago Strings, and Youth Concert Band. These groups have toured internationally, earned prestigious awards, and provided young artists with opportunities to excel. By combining artistic excellence with a commitment to education and accessibility, Pacific Symphony continues to enrich lives, foster new talent, and create meaningful connections throughout Southern California. Its innovative programs ensure music remains a vital part of the community’s cultural fabric.

PACIFIC

SYMPHONY

Alexander Shelley | Artistic and Music Director Designate

phillip n. and mary a. lyons artistic and music director designate chair

Carl St.Clair | Music Director Laureate st clair chair

Pola Benke | Assistant Conductor mary e moore family assistant conductor chair

FIRST VIOLIN

Dennis Kim, concertmaster eleanor and michael gordon chair

Yoomin Seo, associate concertmaster, judy and wes whitmore chair

Jeanne Skrocki, assistant concertmaster arlene and seymour grubman chair

Michael Siess

Christine Frank Ayako Sugaya

Ann Shiau Tenney

Joanna Lee

Robert Schumitzky

Agnes Gottschewski 30

Dana Freeman

Julie Ahn

Paul Manaster

SECOND VIOLIN

Madalyn Parnas Möller * elizabeth and john stahr chair

Jennise Hwang**

Yen Ping Lai 25

Yu-Tong Sharp

Ako Kojian

Linda Owen

Sooah Kim

MarlaJoy Weisshaar

Alice Miller-Wrate 30

Shelly Shi

* Principal

** Assistant Principal + On Leave

VIOLA

Meredith Crawford*

leona aronoff-sadacca chair

Victor de Almeida**

Carolyn Riley

John Acevedo

Hanbyul Jang

Julia Staudhammer

Joseph Wen-Xiang Zhang

Cheryl Gates

Phillip Triggs

CELLO

Warren Hagerty*

catherine and james emmi chair

Ben Lash**

Robert Vos

Lázló Mezö

Ian McKinnell

M. Andrew Honea

Rudolph Stein

Emma Lee

BASS

Richard Cassarino*

Douglas Basye**

Christian Kollgaard

David Parmeter

Andrew Chilcote

David Black

Andrew Bumatay

Constance Deeter+ 35

FLUTE

Benjamin Smolen*

valerie and hans imhof chair

Sharon O’Connor

Cynthia Ellis

PICCOLO

Cynthia Ellis

OBOE

Jessica Pearlman Fields*

suzanne r chonette chair

Ted Sugata

ENGLISH HORN

Lelie Resnick

CLARINET

Vacant* the hanson family foundation chair

David Chang

charlie and ling zhang chair

BASS CLARINET

Joshua Ranz

BASSOON

Rose Corrigan* ruth ann and john evans chair

Elliott Moreau

Andrew Klein

Allen Savedoff

CONTRABASSOON

Allen Savedoff

FRENCH HORN

Keith Popejoy*

Adedeji Ogunfolu

Kaylet Torrez**

Henry Bond

TRUMPET

Barry Perkins*

susie and steve perry chair

Tony Ellis

TROMBONE

Vacant*

David Stetson 25

PERCUSSION

Robert A. Slack* 35

HARP

Michelle Temple* the sungaila family chair

The musicians of Pacific Symphony are members of the American Federation of Musicians, Local 7.

SARAH QUARTEL’S DENSITY OF LIGHT

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BASS VOLUNTEER SINGER AUDITIONS NOW OPEN

Pacific Chorale is seeking dedicated voices to join our bass section. Don’t miss the chance to be part of an exceptional community of singers!

Learn more about auditioning for Orange County’s GRAMMY®winning Pacific Chorale at PacificChorale.org/auditions

UPCOMING PACIFIC CHORALE PERFORMANCE

PLATINUM

CORPORATE

AT THE RENÉE AND HENRY SEGERSTROM CONCERT HALL

A Serenade to Music

Conducted by Artistic Director Emeritus John Alexander

SATURDAY, MAY 23, 2026 AT 7:00 P.M.

Step into an evening of profound reflection and celebration as Pacific Chorale welcomes beloved Artistic Director Emeritus John Alexander back to the podium for a deeply meaningful and unforgettable season finale!

PROGRAM:

Vaughan Williams, Serenade to Music

Mozart, Regina Coeli

Mozart, Laudate Dominum from Vesperae solennes de confessore Brahms, Schicksalslied (Song of Destiny)

Boulanger, Soir sur la plaine (Evening on the plain)

Frank Ticheli, Earth Song

Jake Heggie, Seeking Higher Ground

NATALIE: Lori, you have been a part of Pacific Chorale since the beginning — first as an accompanist under John Alexander, then educator and Founding Director of Pacific Chorale’s Children’s Chorus, now Southern California Children’s Chorus (SCCC), and as an enthusiastic supporter and champion of choral music in Orange County more broadly. What makes Pacific Chorale stand out as an organization you are passionate about supporting?

LORI: I was honored to work as the accompanist for the Pacific Chorale for nearly two decades. The Chorale, with John Alexander, changed my life as a musician. I also made a ton of friends during my time in the Chorale – we worked hard and we had so much fun together even though we were

INSPIRING THE NEXT GENERATION: LORI LOFTUS ON MUSIC, MENTORSHIP, AND GIVING BACK

BY NATALIE OSWALD ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT

from different walks of life. The consistency of the Chorale, the excellence of the Chorale at that time in my life was an extraordinary experience. It is important for me to give back to an organization that has shaped my life, and my career, so profoundly.

NATALIE: Your generous $30,000 matching gift for the Pre-Season Appeal inspired over $25,000 in new donations to Pacific Chorale this fall. Thank you! What motivated you and John [Loftus] to step forward in this way?

LORI: John and I believe in stepping forward when something truly matters to us, and Pacific Chorale means the world to us both. We met and got married because of Pacific Chorale, in fact! Years ago, we began an initiative to put pianos in schools

because we understood how important it is to have excellent instruments to help develop the musical training of children. Supporting the Chorale with this match felt like a natural extension of that belief: when we invest in choral music, we are investing in the community that grows around it.

NATALIE: How do you see Pacific Chorale helping to provide opportunities for future singers and grow future audiences?

LORI: Pacific Chorale is full of promise. The singers are sounding better than ever before. It is my belief that as soon as you can get kids singing in a choir like SCCC, the experience sets them up for success to be fine musicians. More importantly, the kids become well-rounded, sensitive

individuals in a world that is increasingly distracted. I am so proud to see so many of my kids who participated in SCCC now singing with the Chorale; it’s a wonderful sort of “pipeline” we are building between the two organizations. In my view, the existing collaborations between SCCC and the Chorale, as well as proprietary programs like Pacific Chorale Academy for kids in grades 2-6, are essential in bringing more people to our concerts because of course, families want to come and see their kids onstage and experience their personal growth through singing.

NATALIE: What would you say to someone who cherishes Pacific Chorale’s performances, as you do, but hasn’t yet joined as a donor?

LORI: This is a very critical question and thank you for asking it. When someone says, “I love the Chorale, but I can’t give that much,” I always tell them that every gift makes a real difference, especially for a small organization like Pacific Chorale. At a larger organization, a modest donation can easily get absorbed into a vast budget, and it can be hard to see the direct results of your support. At Pacific Chorale, your $100 donation will bring a student to

their first performance through the Intro to the Arts program; your $500 donation allows a high school student to gain confidence singing in front of their peers for a week at Choral Camp before they set their sights on a music degree at Cal State Fullerton. We also need to remember that our support today, no matter what the level, keeps this art form alive for the next generation. If this generation doesn’t invest in live performance, we risk losing it. We need to ask ourselves: what are we leaving behind?

Want to learn more about how you can support the future of choral music through Pacific Chorale’s education programs?

Contact Natalie Oswald, Associate Director of Development at 714-662-2345 x227 or noswald@pacificchorale.org.

FREE EVENT!

18th ANNUAL CHORAL FESTIVAL

Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall, Costa Mesa

Participant Registration opens May 1, 2026!

FESTIVAL CHOIR PARTICIPANTS

AUGUST 14-16, 2026

PLATINUM SEASON

SPONSOR:

CONCERT

SPONSORS:

FREE COMMUNITY PERFORMANCE

AUGUST 16, 2026 AT 5PM

Robert Istad CONDUCTOR

Pacific Chorale’s Festival Chorus

Maurice Duruflé: Requiem

This festival joins hundreds of community members with the voices of the GRAMMY ® Award-winning Pacific Chorale!

Experience one of the country’s foremost music venues at no cost. Festival choir participation registration opens May 1, 2026, and free concert tickets are available starting July 7, 2026.

Phillip N. and Mary A. Lyons

AT CAL STATE FULLERTON JUNE 22-26, 2026

PACIFIC CHORALE DONORS

Pacific Chorale gratefully acknowledges the following donors for their generous contributions since September 2024. These contributions enable Pacific Chorale to continue serving the community with performances of the highest artistic quality, and providing exceptional educational programs designed to continue the tradition of choral artistry in Orange County.

GIFTS OF DISTINCTION

We gratefully acknowledge the following donors, whose total gifts exceed $1 million, for their exceptional generosity and commitment to the success of the nationally recognized Pacific Chorale.

William J. Gillespie *

$100,000 AND ABOVE

Phillip N. and Mary A. Lyons ♪

Lenora Meister ♪ and Salt-Away Products, Inc

George H.I. Reiss* ♪

Ron Rudderrow* ♪

$25,000 TO $99,999

Karl and Marilyn Forsstrom ♪

Hans and Valerie Imhof

John and Lori Loftus ♪

David and Darrellyn Melilli ♪

Trish O’Donnell*

Dennis and Marcía O’Hern

$10,000 TO $24,999

Mary Ester Blakley ♪

Janice Johnson

Jan Landstrom ♪

James and Karen* McBride ♪

Haydee Mollura

Thomas A. and Bonnie J. Pridonoff ♪

$5,000 TO $9,999

Mike Andrews ♪

Anonymous (1)

Margaret Gates

Kathryn Gibson ♪

Norm and Sandy Johnson

Kenneth and Carla Neeld ♪

Pat and Craig Newton ♪

Loraine Reed ♪

Karen Zfaty

Phillip N. and Mary A. Lyons ♪ Lenora Meister ♪

$2,500 TO $4,999

Tom and Anne Henley ♪

Diana Hensley

Chris and Susan Lindley ♪

Stephane Quinn

Kirsten and Craig Springer

Dr. Deborah Then and Prof. George Foster

Fram and Julie Virjee

Peter and Mar tha Wetzel ♪

$1,000 TO $2,499

John Alexander ♪

Brien Amspoker and Ellen Breitman

Steve and Jennifer Baker ♪

Brian D. Bates, CPA

David L. Bates

Margaret and Kenneth Blair

John and Marcia Cashion

Rhett M. Del Campo and Elena Madrigal Hall

Michael and Cheryl Del Campo

Peter Foley

Rhona Weinberg Gewelber and Hali Lieb

Loren and Birgitta Glassen ♪

Peter Hahn ♪

Robert Istad and David Istad Navarro ♪

Drew and Katherine Jacobs

Eileen Jeanette

Barbara Kingsbury ♪

Nels and Andrea Klyver ♪

Jonathan Krauss ♪

Nancy Lyons

Dr. Goran S. Matijasevic

John and Elaine McClintic

Dr. William C. and Lynn McMaster

Drs. John Mooney and Angela Tripoli

Robert and Christie Narver

Joan S. Petty

Judith Posnikoff

P. A. Sefton

Carol Smith

Diane Stovall

Dr. Lauri D. Thrupp

Amanda and Andrew Whiting

Charles and Ling Zhang

$500 TO $999

Mark E. Aldrich and Doug Deimeke ♪

David and Kirsten Bartholomew

Art and Donna Carter

Mikki Cichocki

Matt and Chris Darling

Judi Elterman ♪

Dr. Robert and Christine Emmons

Rosemar y P. Fennell

DeAnn Forbes

James and Sharon Givens

Michael and Janet Hards

Carol and William Hatton

Drs. John and Patricia Lamb

Deb Matsumoto

Richard Messenger ♪

Dr. John and Deborah Middlebrooks ♪

Alexander Nelson

Dr. Andrei Novac and Dr. Bonita Jaros ♪

Karyn Rashoff

Ryan Ratcliff ♪

Kathryn Ryan

Dr. Robert M. Stroup

$100 TO $499

Dr. Kevork Abazajian and Dr. Charis Kubrin

Jay Aber

Dennis Aigner and Camille Ber tolet

Frank and Karen Albers

Anonymous (3)

Joyce Anne Antal ♪

Douglas and Catherine Antone

Deborah and Jim Babcock

Carl and Regina Blankenhorn

Andrew and Michelle Brouwer

Leonard and Susie Buchan

Mary A. Caputi

Joe and Barbara Chamberlain

Joseph and Julie Chien

Denise B. Chilcote

Ronald Clark

Terry and Phyllis Clark ♪

C. Leonard Coduti ♪

Sandra Cupp

Lucy Dunn ♪

Janet Emery

Phil and Jan Enns ♪

Harvey and Sharon Fair ♪

Drs. Herb and Cheryl Fischer

John Forsyte and Michele Moe-Forsyte

Larr y Gates ♪

Nancy Gerhard ♪

William and Alison Gregg

William D. and Bonnie Brittain Hall ♪

Ron and Susan Harvey

Catherine Henley-Erickson

Daniel and Elizabeth Hoffmann

Wendy Isbell

Lynne and Mike Istad

Manuel Jimenez

Barbara Johnson

Steven Kaplan

Craig and Deborah Kistler ♪

James and Lidia Klingler

Walter and Nancy Lawson

Dr. Jung-A Lee

Jin Ming Liao ♪

Laura Long

Claudia Looney

Amira Mansour

Dale and Sally Marquis

Herbert and Joyce Miller

Douglas and Kimberly Nason ♪

Thomas Neeld

Tricia Nichols

Samuel Nordrum

Natalie Oswald

Ann Peralta

Sandy Possehl

Dorcas Preston ♪

Donald Rabe

Jerome and Mary Reinhart

Mary C. Schiendler

Justus and Elizabeth Schlichting

Stan Sholik and Linda Wells Sholik ♪

Wendy Sobeski

Peter and Mary Tennyson

Gary and Marjie Toops

Christopher Tower and Robert Celio

Daniel R. Tremblay and Linda L. Kirchner

Matthew and Terri Wedell

Joshua Wentlandt and Eleen Hsu-Wentlandt ♪

Wayne D. White

Susie Xie

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zevnik

♪ Pacific Chorale Member or Alumni * deceased

GOVERNMENT, CORPORATE & FOUNDATION SUPPORT

$25,000 AND ABOVE

The Capital Group

Colburn Foundation

Pacific Life Foundation

Salt-Away Products, Inc

Segerstrom Center for the Arts

$5,000 TO $24,999

Farmers & Merchants Bank

Lon V. Smith Foundation

National Endowment for the Arts

The Renee Jeffrey O’Hern Foundation

Robert & Doreen Marshall Fund of the Orange County Community Foundation

$1,000 TO $4,999

American Feel Young Chorus

City of Costa Mesa

LPL Financial

Newport Beach Cultural Ar ts Commission

Parker Hannifin Corp.

$100 TO $999

The Kroger Co.

Marathon Petroleum Company

Very special care has been given to the preparation of donor listings. This list is current as of November 6, 2025. We deeply regret any errors and omissions, and appreciate your phone call to Pacific Chorale at (714) 662-2345 or email to ContactUs@PacificChorale.org with needed corrections.

ENDOWMENT FUND

Contributions to Pacific Chorale’s Endowment Fund are invested in perpetuity. The interest generated from the Endowment helps to provide the Chorale with long-term financial stability. The Chorale is delighted to acknowledge its generous Endowment Fund donors. We are deeply grateful to them for their belief and investment in the organization’s future.

COMMITMENTS OF $1,000,000+

William J. Gillespie*

Lori and John Loftus

Phillip N. and Mary A. Lyons, Artistic Director Chair

COMMITMENTS OF $100,000 & UP

Kathryn Gibson

Ron Gray*

James and Karen* McBride

George H. I. Reiss*

Ron Rudderow*

Assistant Conductor Chair

Vina and Barry Williams*

COMMITMENTS OF $50,000 & UP

Mike Andrews

Janice Johnson

in memor y of Roger W. Johnson

John* and Jan Landstrom

David and Darrellyn Melilli

John and Elizabeth Stahr*

COMMITMENTS OF $25,000 & UP

Marilyn and Tom Nielsen

COMMITMENTS OF $10,000 & UP

Wells Fargo Bank

Greg and MarJane* Christofferson

Dr. Edward and Mrs. Helen Shanbrom* in memor y of David Lee Shanbrom

COMMITMENTS OF $5,000 & UP

Anne B. Nutt

COMMITMENTS OF $1,000 & UP

Michael Carroll

Dr. James* and Yuko Kawai Dunning

Margaret Gates

Michael and Eleanor* Gordon

Dennis V. Menke

Richard Messenger

Richard McNeil

Jeanette Moon

Donna Morse

Carl and Susan St.Clair in celebration of Cole Carsan St.Clair

LEGACY SOCIETY

The Legacy Society recognizes and honors those who have included Pacific Chorale as part of their estate planning. Pacific Chorale gratefully acknowledges the following benefactors for their visionary support, ensuring the preservation of quality choral music and education.

Mark E. Aldrich

John Alexander

Mike Andrews

Joan Sue Betson*

Robert D. Breton

Percy Brotherton*

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Campbell

Phyllis and Terry Clark

Warren Coy

Denean R. Dyson

Jacline R. Evered

Roger and Geri Gibb*

Kathryn Gibson

Gary Good and Jacqueline Charnley

Ron Gray*

George W. Haas*

George Hatchard*

William and Carol Hatton

Tom and Anne Henley

Mark and Donna Hoover

Dennis L. Houser

Michael and Susan Jacobs

Bonita Jaros and Andrei Novac

Janice Johnson

Barbara Kingsbury

Craig and Deborah Kistler

John* and Jan Landstrom

Randi W. Larsen

Chris and Susan Lindley

John and Lori Loftus

Phillip N. and Mary A. Lyons

Karen M.* and James S. McBride

Richard Messenger

Jeanette Moon

Thomas C. Moore Trust*

Ann and Steve Morris

Betsy* and Jerry Moulton

Carla and Kenneth Neeld

Patricia Newton

Trish O’Donnell*

Elizabeth Pearson*

Sandy and Val Policky

Thomas A. and Bonnie J. Pridonoff

Loraine Reed

George H. I. Reiss*

Ron Rudderow*

Peggy Schmid

Jane Shepherd

Kirsten and Craig Springer

Susan Van Wig

Martha and Peter Wetzel

Vina Williams*

If you have already remembered Pacific Chorale in your estate plan, or are interested in doing so, please contact us at (714) 662-2345. All inquiries will be strictly confidential.

* deceased

Very special care has been given to the preparation of donor listings. This list is current as of November 6, 2025. We deeply regret any errors and omissions, and appreciate your phone call to Pacific Chorale at (714) 662-2345 or email to ContactUs@PacificChorale.org with needed corrections.

Thank you for your suppor t of Pacific Chorale.

LEARN HOW YOU CAN HELP

PACIFIC CHORALE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Julie Virjee board chair

Executive Committee

Rhett M. Del Campo president & ceo

Amanda Whiting vice chair

Susan Lindley secretary

Brian D. Bates, CPA treasurer

Mary A. Lyons

Craig Springer immediate past chair

Mike Andrews

Jennifer M. Baker

Maria Hall-Brown

Christopher Lindley

Samuel Nordrum

Marcía O’Hern

Ann Pulice Owens

Thomas A. Pridonoff

Stephane Quinn

Ryan Ratcliff artists’ council representative

Michael Vantrease

Charles Zhang

Distinguished Emeritus Directors

Mary A. Lyons, chair emeritus

Michael J. Carroll

Stanley Cochran

Bonnie Brittain Hall

Janice M. Johnson

Karen Johnson

Jan Landstrom

Marcus Lussier

Thomas H. Nielsen

Anne B. Nutt

George H. I. Reiss*

PACIFIC CHORALE PERSONNEL

Rhett M. Del Campo president & ceo

Robert Istad artistic director & conductor

John Alexander artistic director emeritus

Administration

Alex Nelson vice president, artistic production & operations

Ryan McSweeney director of patron services

Natalie Hunter director of marketing

Natalie Oswald associate director of development

Elizabeth Provencio education program manager

Amy Henderson finance & administration manager

Janis Morse grants manager

Scarlet Baker communications & office liaison

Artistic Staff

Kibsaim Escárcega assistant conductor

David Clemensen, DMA collaborative pianist

Rebecca Hasquet soprano section leader

Jane Hyun-Jung Shim alto section leader

Nicholas Preston tenor section leader

Ryan Thomas Antal bass section leader

Ryan Koo teaching artist

Robert Brader academy pianist

Bob Gunn academy pianist

Tomás Kacˇo academy pianist

Volunteer Administration

Barbara Kingsbur y historian

Ryan Ratcliff artists’ council president

Consultants & Support

www.PacificChorale.org

MISSION STATEMENT

We inspire our community through artistry and innovation in choral music performances and education programs.

PACIFIC CHORALE

3303 Harbor Blvd., Suite E5 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 (714) 662-2345

ContactUs@PacificChorale.org

Pacific Chorale is a member of Arts Orange County and Chorus America.

Center Rewards Card

One of the exclusive benefits for Center Subscribers and Friends of the Center is the Center Rewards Card. This personal membership card entitles our valued patrons to receive special offers and members-only discounts from area retailers and restaurants that support Center programs and events. The Center would like to thank the following for their partnership in the 2025–26 Center Rewards program. Offers valid October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2026. Card must be present to receive Center Rewards. All offers are not valid with any other promotion or discount, and are subject to change without notice.

2145Eats

Costa Mesa, 949.873.5853

10% off total bill.

ADYA Fresh Indian Flavors Anaheim, 714.533.2392

20% off orders of $40 or more.

The Anaheim Hotel Anaheim, 714.772.5900

Save 10% on your room rate! Refer to the Book Direct & Save 10% package when booking, based on availability.

Anaheim White House Restaurant Anaheim, 714.772.1381

Free dessert with purchase of two entrées.

Andrei’s Conscious Cuisine & Cocktails Irvine, 949.387.8887

Free small plate or dessert with purchase of two main courses.

Angelina’s Pizzeria Napoletana Laguna Beach, 714.222.1569

10% off bill, excluding alcohol. Dine-in only.

AnQi by Crustacean Costa Mesa, 714.557.5679 15% off regular menu.

Antonello Ristorante Santa Ana, 714.751.7153

15% off food bill, excluding alcohol. Dinein dinner only, limited to 6 guests.

Aquarium of the Pacific Long Beach, 562.590.3100

$2 off adult admission Monday–Friday. Limit of 4 discounts per day and not valid during the Grand Prix, Independence Day, or 12/24–1/3. Use promo code: P-SEG2.

Avenue of the Arts Costa Mesa, A Tribute Portfolio Hotel

Costa Mesa, 714.751.5100

Complimentary upgrade to Junior Suite and overnight self-parking for one car. Refer to the Suite Dreams package when booking, based on availability.

B. CANDY

Corona del Mar, 949.675.3910

15% off, some restrictions apply. Custom orders excluded.

Bayside Restaurant

Newport Beach, 949.721.1222

Free dessert with purchase of main course.

Benchmark Restaurant

Santa Ana, 714.480.0225

Enjoy a select bottle of wine for $4 with purchase of two plates.

Benny and Mary’s Irvine, 714.439.1733

15% off total bill.

Bistango Restaurant Irvine, 949.752.5222

Free dessert with purchase of main course.

Bloom Restaurant + Bar

San Juan Capistrano, 714.480.0225

$20 off total bill, minimum spend $100.

Blossom Café & Market

Anaheim, 92802

Complimentary drip or iced regular sized coffee with purchase of prepared food. Validated 2-hour self-parking at The Westin Anaheim Resort provided for diners.

Bluewater Grill

Newport Beach, 949.675.3474

$10 off any bill of $50 or more.

Bottega Angelina Laguna Niguel, 949.542.8220

10% off bill, excluding alcohol. Dine-in only.

bouillon MOULIN

Newport Beach, 949.418.9545

Free dessert with purchase of entrée.

Bruxie South Coast Plaza (SCP location only)

Costa Mesa, 657.232.0294

Free fries with an order of a full-priced entrée.

Butcher’s House Brasserie

Costa Mesa, 714.714.0662

Free dessert with the purchase of any Butcher’s selection.

Calo Kitchen & Tequila (SCP location only)

Costa Mesa, 714.462.1445

Free dessert with the purchase of two entrées.

The Cannery, Seafood of the Pacific Newport Beach, 949.556.0060

One free corkage per visit.

The Capital Grille

Costa Mesa, 714.432.1140

Free champagne toast and VIP dessert with purchase of a dinner entrée.

Casa Romantica Cultural Center and Gardens

San Clemente, 949.498.2139

20% off public hours admissions. Excludes special events. Use Code SEGERSTROM.

Campesino Café (Located at the Ecology Center) San Juan Capistrano, 949.456.9741

Free dessert with purchase of two entrées.

Champagne’s Kitchen Newport Beach, 949.640.5011

20% off all entrées, dine-in only after 4pm. Cannot be combined with any other offer or happy hour.

Churrino Gourmet Dessert

Costa Mesa, 714.884.4775

5% off any order over $15. Skip the line and place your order at Churrino.com using code Love4theArts.

Ciao Balboa Italian Restaurant Newport Beach, 949.675.4070

10% off orders of $75 or more.

Claim Jumper (SCP location only)

Costa Mesa, 714.434.8479

Free dessert up to $14 value with purchase of entrée, limit 1 per table.

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Center Rewards Card,

Costa Mesa Marriott

Costa Mesa, 714.957.1100

Enjoy 15% off at the beautiful Marriott Costa Mesa hotel, located in the heart of the City of the Arts®, Costa Mesa.

COSTA Peruvian Cuisine

Costa Mesa, 714.852.3299

10% off total bill.

The Crack Shack (Costa Mesa location only) Costa Mesa, 949.383.5040 15% off total bill, dine.in orders.

Crowne Plaza Costa Mesa

Orange County Costa Mesa, 714.557.3000

15% off best available rate and complimentary parking for one vehicle. Use code: SEGERSTROM CENTER FOR THE ARTS.

Darkroom Restaurant and Wine Bar Santa Ana, 657.777.3275

Free small champagne pour for guests and one dessert for the table.

Descanso Restaurant

Costa Mesa, 714.486.3798

20% off total bill; any day before 5pm; dine-in only.

The Frida Cinema

Santa Ana, 323.428.7411

$3 off general admission ticket.

George’s Café

Costa Mesa, 714.338.5166

10% off food only, Monday–Friday lunch.

Georgia’s Restaurant Anaheim, 714.906.1900 Long Beach, 562.420.5637 Eastvale, 909.966.4403 Irvine, 949.669.2486 15% off total bill.

Habana Costa Mesa Costa Mesa, 714.556.0176 15% off total bill.

Hatam Restaurant Mission Viejo, 949.768.0122

10% off Monday–Friday (excluding holidays), dine-in only.

Henry’s Coastal Cuisine

Huntington Beach, 714.845.8000

Complimentary appetizer or sparkling cocktail with the purchase of one entrée.

IL Barone Ristorante

Newport Beach, 949.955.2755

Free dessert of the day with purchase of two entrées.

Il Girasole Modern Italian Costa Mesa 657.218.9439

10% off total bill.

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ILYA (Coming Soon)

San Clemente

Enjoy a complimentary dessert with the purchase of two dinner entrées.

Inspired Art Wine

Costa Mesa, 714.813.0730

Free glass of wine or beer with a purchase of regular class OR 25% off of private party booking.

Ironwood

Laguna Hills, 949.446.8772

$20 off total bill, minimum spend $100.

Knife Pleat

Costa Mesa, 714.266.3388

10% off caviar service.

Krave Asian Fusion Restaurant Irvine, 949.379.6075

Free glass of wine or beer with each entrée purchased.

Le Hut Dinette

Santa Ana, (714) 450.5600

15% off entire bill. All days except ticketed events.

Leatherby’s Café Rouge

Costa Mesa, 714.429.7640

Free dessert with purchase of two entrées.

Left Coast Brewing, Smokehouse and Distillery Irvine, 949.387.5170

20% off bill. Dine-in only.

Le Shrimp Noodle Bar

Costa Mesa, 714.884.4693

10% off food bill, beverages not included. Dine-in only.

Lighthouse Café

Newport Beach, 949.933.1001

15% off food bill, excluding alcohol.

Los Angeles Times

Subscribe to the Los Angeles Times and receive 6 months of unlimited digital access for $1. Visit latimes.com/ Segerstrom.

Louie’s by the Bay Newport Beach, 949.720.1800

One free corkage per visit.

Maast Indian Irvine, 909.306.6835

Fullerton, 909.306.6835

One FREE Samosa on the purchase of one entrée from build it or bowl it section.

Maggiano’s Little Italy

Costa Mesa, 714.546.9550

10% off food bill. Not valid with any other offer.

Memphis Café

Costa Mesa, 714.432.7685

15% off total bill.

Mesa

Costa Mesa, 714.557.6700

15% off total bill.

Mian (SCP location only)

Costa Mesa, 714.265.7997

10% off entire bill.

Morton’s The Steakhouse

Santa Ana, 714.444.4834

Free dessert with purchase of two entrées.

Newport Rib Company

Costa Mesa, 949.631.2110

10% off entire bill.

O SEA | seafood for thought Orange, 714.363.3309

Free appetizer with purchase of two entrées.

Olea, Cellar. Craft. Cook. Newport Beach, 949.287.6807

$20 off total bill, minimum spend $100.

Orange Coast Magazine

Purchase an annual subscription for $6.

Orange County Register

Get a digital subscription for just $0.99 for 13 weeks. Visit checkout.ocregister.com.

Outpost Kitchen

Costa Mesa, 714.852.3044

Spend $30 and receive $5 off bill. Dine-in only.

The Pantry Laguna Beach, 949.715.9888

$20 off total bill, minimum spend $100.

Paradise Dynasty

Costa Mesa, 714.617.4630

10% off food bill, beverage and alcohol not included. Dine-in only.

Parlor Woodfire Kitchen & Cocktails

San Clemente, 949.503.1509

$20 off total bill, minimum spend $100.

The Plot

Costa Mesa, 714.852.3181

Free appetizer with the purchase of two entrées.

Populaire Modern Bistro Costa Mesa, 714.760.4555

Free dessert of your choice with purchase of entrée.

Postino Wine Cafe Irvine, 949.336.2600

$10 off total bill.

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Center Rewards Card,

PUBlic Legacy

Anaheim, 657.598.2450

Free dessert with the purchase of an entrée.

Quattro Caffe Costa Mesa, 714.754.0300

10% off food bill, alcohol not included. Valid daily after 3 pm and limited to 6 guests.

Residence Inn Costa Mesa Costa Mesa, 714.241.8800

Patrons receive a 7% discount off regular rates. Use promo code: S1778

RISE Rooftop Lounge

Anaheim, (657) 279.9786

$2 off specialty mimosas. Brunch service only. Validated 2-hour self-parking at The Westin Anaheim Resort provided for diners.

Romeo Cucina (Ristorante Italiano)

Laguna Niguel, 949.831.4131

15% off total bill, not available with other offers.

Royal Khyber Fine Indian Cuisine

Santa Ana, 714.436.1010

15% off food bill.

Ruby’s Diner South Coast Plaza Costa Mesa, 714.662.7829 15% off total bill.

Santa Ana Zoo

Santa Ana, 714.836.4000

Receive one free child’s admission with each paid adult admission (up to 8 admissions). Not valid for special ticketed events.

Sapphire Laguna Beach, 949.715.9888

$20 off total bill, minimum spend $100.

Seasons 52

Costa Mesa, 714.437.5252

Receive a complimentary flatbread or *starter with the purchase of two (2) entrees. Not valid with any other offers. *Some starters are restricted.

Sessions West Coast Deli (SCP location only) Costa Mesa, 714.760.4015 15% off total food bill.

Silver Trumpet Restaurant and Bar Costa Mesa, 714.442.8593

Complimentary self-parking and dessert with purchase of entrée.

Simply Fish

Costa Mesa, 949.393.7401 15% off total bill.

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SOLSTICE

Irvine, 949.241.7088

Free champagne toast and dessert with purchase of two entrées.

Spa Gregorie’s Day Spa and Salon Newport Beach, 949.644.6672

Rancho Santa Margarita, 949.858.9455 $20 off one hour or longer massage, body treatments or facials Monday–Thursday; Free use of Spa facilities Monday–Thursday; 10% off retail purchases always; $25 discount the month of their birthday on hour or longer massage, body treatments or facials.

Story Kitchen & Bar Anaheim, 714.253.3413 15% off total bill.

The Straw Modern Milkshakes Costa Mesa, (714) 852.3772 10% off total bill.

Sushi Roku Newport Beach, 949.706.3622

Free dessert with any bill of $100 or more.

Tacos la Calle Buena Park, 714.236.5211 Orange, 657.223.9102

20% off order, dine-in only.

Tacos Madre Kitchen & Cantina Santa Ana, 714.852.3092

10% off entire bill. Not valid during Happy Hour, on the lunch menu, or Taco Tuesday specials.

Tangata Restaurant

Santa Ana, 714.550.0906

10% off food and non-alcoholic beverages.

Tangerine Room

Anaheim, 657.279.9786

One free dessert with the purchase of two entrées. Free 2-hour self-parking at The Westin Anaheim Resort provided for diners.

Tavern at the Mission

San Juan Capistrano, 949.240.2229

15% off food bill. Not valid during Happy Hour.

Tavern House Kitchen + Bar

Newport Beach, 949.673.8464

15% off food bill. Not valid during Happy Hour.

Terrace by Mix Mix

Costa Mesa, 657.231.6447

Free glass of wine or dessert with purchase of entrée.

Thai Chaiyo Restaurant

Tustin, 949.656.9685

10% off total bill, excluding special priced items.

Urbana Anaheim, 714.502.0255

20% off total bill, dine-in only.

VACA

Costa Mesa, 714.463.6060

10% off total bill.

Verde Restaurant & Bar

Costa Mesa, 949.867.8011

20% off total bill.

Vietnam’s Pearl Restaurant

Costa Mesa, 714.540.2212

Free jasmine tea or soda (1 per each guest) with additional purchase.

Vine San Clemente, 949.361.2079

$20 off total bill, minimum spend $100.

VOX Kitchen & Bar (SCP Location Only) Costa Mesa, 714.907.0729

15% off on all food and selected drinks. Excludes happy hour alcohol, sale items, and gift cards.

Water Grill Costa Mesa, 949.208.7060

Free dessert with purchase of two entrées.

The Westin Anaheim Resort Costa Mesa, 714.907.0729

Accommodations in a Park View Studio King guestroom, complimentary valet parking, Chef’s hand-selected welcome amenity, daily breakfast for two, Personal concierge service and more. Enter promotional code: ROM when booking online or refer to the Expect the Unexpected package. Based on availability.

The Westin South Coast Plaza Costa Mesa, 714.540.2500

10% off total bill in lobby restaurant, night of show only.

The Yellow Chilli Tustin, (714) 389.5280

10% off bill, excluding alcohol. Dine-in only.

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As we return this holiday season, it’s essential to express how grateful we are to our Friends of the Center. Every December, we recognize our Supporter-level members and above for their generous donations* that help provide an abundance of engaging performances, community events, partnerships, education programs, and so much more.

Thank you to the individuals listed here for their generosity and commitment to the Center this past year. Beyond your investment in our bright future, your words of encouragement, support, and passion for the performing arts kept the magic alive in challenging times.

* Recognizing contributions made between July 1, 2024 and October 31, 2025.

Steward ($1,500–$2,499)

One anonymous donor

Sharon G. Adams

Ms. Janine Adesko

Kathy and John Besnard

Ms. Donna Anderson and Mr. Ronald Willut

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley P. Angermeir

Dr. Thomas Bailey

Ms. Diane Bangar

Deborah Barcellona

Ms. Billie K. Baron

Mr. Richard S. Bash

Dorothy and Donald* Bendetti

Mrs. Jennifer Berg

Ms. Donna S. Bianchi

Phil and Judy Binder

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blair

Ms. Karly Brown

Sylvia Burnett

Mr. Brian Lindley and Mrs. Maile Busby-Lindley

Ms. Donna F. Calvert

Ms. Kristin Candy

Dr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Chapman

Sandra Chiles

The Chozen Family

Kim and Robert Christiansen

Dr. Robert F. and Julie A. Davey

Pieter and Keren de Zwart

Mr. James and Mrs. Lavon DeGraw

Ken and Peggy DeShan

Claus Dieckell

Ms. Jill Dulich

Frances L. Dye

Gregory Eberhardt

Ms. Nancy Eberhardt

Mrs. Mariam El Haj

Karen Ellis and Sandra Hartness

Cyndee Ely

Ms. Epifania Fernandez

Mrs. Kaaryn File

Mrs. Cristy Fischbeck

In Memory of Joseph and Marsha Fischer

Cliff and Kathy Fleming

Elizabeth and John Fleming

Christine Flowers

Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Fluor III

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Fogliani

Dr. and Mrs. Francis Foo

Janet Ford

Steve* and Cindy Fry / Fry Family Foundation

In Memory of Dian Knight

Margaret Gates

Gerrie Goodreau

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gorum

Mrs. Sharon Gregg

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Guthrie

The Hachiya Family

April and Gene Hartline

Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hartshorn and Family

Vicki and David Hatfield

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hinkle

Gary* and Sara, Frank and Brad Hinman

Hing and Doris Hung

Dr. Douglas and Sandra Jackson

Buzz* and Joan Jackson

Kristin Jackson

Laurie Jacobs

Ms. Cynthia L. Jennings

Lynn L. Kambe

Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Kern

Miss Danielle King

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Knoth

Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Kobayashi

Mr. and Mrs. Barry Konier

Richard and Lynne Kramer

Bill and Mona Kratzert

Ira and Riki Kucheck

Dr. and Mrs. KiHong Kwon

Ms. Susan Ladenes

Mr. Jesse W. Laney

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lester

Pamela Lewin

Patricia Lewis

Dr. Carolyn C. Light

Marsha and Bill Link

Ms. Karen Linton

Kay and John Maglica

Dr. and Mrs. William Manclark

Patricia M. McIntyre

Robert and Patricia McLaughlin

Ray Melissa

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Meyer

Pamela Michael

Kathy Michel

Berwood Management, Inc.

Steven and Jenny Mizusawa

Mr. and Mrs. Moher

Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Molina

Mr. Christian Montmaneix

Evonne Morton

Dr. Abdel Salam M. Niazy

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Nicolette

Frank and Arlene O’Donnell

David and Christine Otaguro

Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Packard

Sandra and Dan Perlmutter

Mr. Curt Puskas

Carl* and Mary Raymond

Michelle A. Reinglass

Ronna and Marshall Rown, M.D.

Mr.* and Mrs. Jack A. Sage

Samuel and Jessica Paisley Foundation

Ms. Janet Sanders

Ms. Suzanne Schaumburg

Dolores Schiffert

Karen and Philip Schmidt

Ms. Denise Schuler

Steven M. Schwartz

Pam Sciarra

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Segerstrom

Anita Seiveley and Jim Collins

Roger and Phyllis Shafer

Mary Shebell and Merle McCormick

Linda and Ed Sherman

Mr. Dennis Shozi

Ms. Virginia D. Silverman

Stephen E. Smith and Kathy Coyle Smith

Dr. and Mrs. Henry Sobel

Karyn and Bill Spear

N. Vicky Staub

Rob and Joan Stratton

Ms. Christine Tobin

Karen von Esmarch

Mrs. Fritzie Walker

In Memory of Robert D. Walters

Marilyn and Steve Weber

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Weisenberg

Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Whisenand

Mr. and Mrs. Tom and Mary Whitman

Kathy Willman

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Witt

Evelyn Zohlen and Mark Prendergast

Partner $1,000–$1,499

Three anonymous donors

Jeannie Adams

Ms. Janis Agopian

Mr. Edward Alvarado

Barbara and Art Alvarez

America On-Line

Ryan and Holly Gaglio

Ken and Kim Domer

Angels of the Arts

Scott and Kat Arbuckle

In Honor of The Armijo Family

Carol and Jerry Aspland

Mr. and Mrs. Abbott Ayloush

Ms. Barbara D. Baranski

Mr. Donald Barnes

Dr. Michael M.* and Patricia A. Berns

Randy and Maria Blake

Mr. James Bohm

Mrs. Barbara Boies

Mr. Trevor Breaux

Paul and Rose Briscoe

Jim and Wendy Brooks

Mr. Hoang Bui

Missy and Chris Callero

Linda and Denny Campbell

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Cashion

Kathie and Howard Chapman

Dan and Carlota Ciauri

Kevin and Lisa Corrigan

Greg and Donna Crandall

Mr. William G. Daly

Mrs. Lorraine Dentz

Mary Allyn and Earl Dexter

Richard and Lisa Doebler

Mr. Kenneth Donaldson

Jane Draganza

Jerry and Kathy Dunlap

Ellen Dupuy

Mr. and Mrs. Embree

Ms. Denise D. Diener and Mark D. Engquist

Jean-Claude and Dina Falmagne

Joycelyn and John Fawaz

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Fletcher

Mr. Frank Foellmer

Peter Foley

Jurgen and Pat Froehlich

Lamia Gabal, MD

Mr. J. D. Galloway

Ms. Yolanda Galloway

Mary and Dennis Ghan

Russ Ginns and Beverly DiGregorio

Susan Glass

Lawrence and Sharlene Goodman

Dina L. Gray

Dr. Stuart and Adrienne Green

Gary and Linda Greene

Mr. Paul J. Grogan

David andLorraine Hale

Mr. Brian Harms

Henigan Family Foundation

Mr. Frank T. Henry

J. Hirai

Victoria Hsiung

Mr. and Mrs. John G. Hudson

Serena Huynh

In Memory of Ruth Ann Hyson

Carol Jackson

Mr. Aarti Jain and Gildas Cadin

Charles and JoAnn Janneck

Ms. Darcy Jones

Ms. Gladys Kares

Mr. and Mrs. Van R. Kelsey III

William and Eydie Kooiman

Debi Kornswiet Shandling

Mrs. Debra Kornswiet-Shandling and Dr. Adrian Shandling

Mr. Korsbrek and Mr. Mellott

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kortnicki

Tamara and Jon Krause

Robert Kulpa

Corre Larkin

Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Laskan

Ms. Kathy Leclair

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Liao

Mrs. Jolene J. Lichty

Mr. Jay Lieberman

Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Logan, Jr.

Dr. and Mrs. Paul and Jana Lu

Dave and Diana Margileth

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Marquis

Mr. Ramon Martinez

Larry and Dru Maurer

Scott Mc Ewen

Mr. Micheal McDonald

Mr. Terry McDonald and Ms. Terri Beber

Carol and Tim McMahon

Cornelius John Meagher

Joseph and Joanna Miceli

Mr. and Mrs. Radoslav Mladineo

Drs. Edwin S. Monuki and Lisa Flanagan Monuki

Priscella J. Moore

Mr. Joaquin Morales

Ms. Jill Muckenthaler

Ms. Patricia S. Muecke

Jeff and Laura Nagel

Mr. Christian Navarro

Link Newcomb and Antonio Lemes

Mr. James Ojinaga

Mr. Tom Orradre

William and Linda Owen

Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Pash

Bob and Brana Paster

Mr. David Pearson

Linda Petilli

Dr. Ronald O. and Donna J. Phelps

Bruce and Johni Pittenger

Randall* and Cecilia Presley

Ms. Patricia Price

Dr. Adella Pyo

Marshall Quan

Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. Rodolff

Robert and Ann Ronus

Mr. Elio R. Salazar

Mx. Soraya Sanchez

Wayne and Madonna Saxton

Mr. Paul Schmidhauser and Ms. Cindy Hughes

Mrs. Meryl Schrimmer

Mr. and Mrs. Josh Scott

Sandra Seeley

Ms. Beatriz R. Sellers

Donald Senear and Dana Leslie

Chad Stalbaum and Justin Herera

Mr. Alan Stearns

Mr. John Stevens

Mr. Bryan A. Stirrat

Mandi Strelow Burch

David and Jill Susson

Marilyn and Thomas C. Sutton

Mr.* and Mrs. Arthur E. Svendsen

Michael and Suzanne Tague

CDR Rand and Cynthia Tanner

Toni Tartamella

Kristin Taylor

Matt and Liana Taylor

Sandra Teitsworth

Tom and Patti Tisone

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ugalde

Ira and Debbie Victer

Ms. Delma Villarreal

Mr. Darrell L. Wagstaff

Meridith Webster

Mr. and Mrs. Brad Wertman

Ollie Louise Whitaker

D and G Winzey

Howard and Sumi Yata

Dr. Reza Zarghami

Associate $500–$999

Fourteen anonymous donors

Jay Aber

Ms. Cathy Ablondi

Mr. David Abshier

Ms. Gina Acuna

Mr. Drew Adams

Ms. April Alexander

Carol and James Alexander

Mr. Gregory Alvarez

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald N. Anderson

Dr. and Mrs. John E. Angus

Mr. Louis Avalos

Jim and Diane Bailey

Mr. Paul B. Bailey

Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Baker

Bill and Tara Balfour

Ms. Cheryl Bame

Dr. Michael Beals

Ms. Linda Beimfohr

The Benevity Community Impact Fund

Mark and Sharon Berman

Ms. Judith Bernstein

Mrs. Jamie L. Bewernitz

Mr. Joel R. Bishop

Dave Blumenthal

Friedel Borges

Mr. Peter F. Bowie

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Braun

Carol and Peter Bregman

Brien R. Amspoker and Ellen S. Breitman

Mr. William Brennan

Mr. Kevin Brewer

Dr. Elizabeth Bridges

Dave and Cindy Bright

Scott Brinkerhoff

In Memory of Dickson D. Bruce

Keith and Sondra Burgoyne

Wendy Burton

Rebecca Caha

Ms. Christine Cahill

Anson T. Cain and Lindzey M. Cain

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Campeau

Mr. Bill Capps

Mrs. Cynthia Carson

Ms. Lois Carson

Robert and Christine Chang

Miss Jenny Chao

Rainbow Chung-Ou

Ms. Angela Ciminnisi

Ms. Heidi Clauss

Mr. and Mrs. Nick and Nora Clayton

Judge Thierry (Ret.) and Ms. Jeri Colaw

Michael and Pamela Coleman

Drs. Aisha and Kobina Commeh

Ms. Linda Conti

Ms. Michele Cook

Ms. Jean Clucas Cory

Pamela Cotten

Ms. Patricia E. Coulson

Maria Cross, In Memory of Michael Cross

Christopher Curran

In Memory of Cynthia Curran

Ms. Toby Curry

Ms. Rosa Dagostino

Mary E. Dalessi

Robert and Nancy Daly

Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Danto

Christina Fazzone and Henry Davis

Jim and Mary Deleo

Mrs. Dianna Delmar

Mrs. Barbara DeLong

Tyler and Lydia Dennis

Howard and Lori Derman

Emmerick Doan

Joan M. Donahue

Ron and May Duff

Ms. Linda Duffy

John and Denise Duncan

Steven and Denise Eisenberg

Mr. Bradley H. Ellis and Mrs. Grace C. Chen-Ellis

Ms. Kathleen E. Ellstrom and Ms. Denise Giambalvo

Alan and Irene Engard

Deborah and Steve Epstein

Mr. and Mrs. Barry Escoe

Pat Estrellas

Mrs. Christine E. Evenson

Mr. Stephen and Mrs. Susan Faessel

Peggie Fariss

Ms. Colette Farnes

Dr. Howard Fishbein

Mike Blank andSybil Flom

Jeannine A. Ford

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fox

Monica and John Francis

Vincent Francis

Ms. Rebecca Fransen

Graceann Frederick

Mrs. Connie J. “Feeb” Fuhrman

Marcia Gaboury

Anrie Gamboa

Mr. Victor Gambone Jr. and Ms. Barbara Eckes

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Garell

Cheryl Garland

Lionel and Stephanie Gayron

Mr. James C. Gianulias

Gibson Dunn andCrutcher

Steve and Cathy Gilbert

Jordan Glazer

Teri Goupille

Ms. Angela Granger

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Granito

Dick and Ginnie Granoff

Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Gregg

Mr. and Mrs. Sanjiv Grover

Mr. Chad Hainley

Dr. and Mrs. Klane Hales

Jim and Ilene Harker

Toni and Jim Hayes

Mr. and Mrs. Jose F. Herrera

Ms. Rachel Herrera

Dr. and Mrs. Farrell G. Hinkle

Mr. and Mrs. Michael D Hinkle

Mrs. Angélica Hinojos

Amy Honda

The Horgan Family

Ms. Ollie Housman

John and Julia Houten

Dianne Howe

Toni Hoyt

Mrs. Susanna Hugelshofer

Uyen Hwang

Ms. Christina Hyde

Mr. Alan S. Inbody

Mr. and Mrs. Gary H. Jackson

The Jacobs Family

Mr. Paul Jacobsen

Mrs. Karen K. Jacoby

Mr. Jason Janda

Ms. Pamela Jarrett

Mr. and Mrs. Don V. Johnson

Sarah Jones

Arnedra L. Jordan

Christopher Jordan

Mr. and Mrs. William Jordan

Mr. David Julifs and Ms. Roxann Marumoto

Patricia Kabutey

Ms. Vicki Kane

Mr. John Kang

Ms. Ania Karwan

Ms. Melissa Ke

Ms. and Mr. Cyja Kelly

Mr. Joseph Kemmerly

Ms. Barbara Kennicott

Marianne and Arthur Kidman

Alan and Natalie Kornicks

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krause

Drs. Mark Krugman and Jane Curtis

Linda A. Kurtz

Ms. Susan R. Laio

Dr. Robert and Jennifer Langer

Mr. David Lara

Mr. Allen Laster

Ellen Lee and Alfred Lee

Mr. and Mrs. R. Lee

Hilary Lemansky

Larry Lerner

Mr. Charles W. Letzgus

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Levine

Mrs. Marlene Leviton and Ms. Robin Beth Leviton

Ms. Stephanie Lewis

Ms. Jessica Liang

Ms. Deborah Lima

Ms. Ann K. Litke

Nancy Locke

Jean Carlo Loeza

Jo Ann Lopez

Mr. Richard Luben

Michelle A. Lund

Robert J. MacHott

Mr. Nick Macis

In Memory of my beloved mother, Mary Mallen

Penny Mangham

Mrs. Susan Manildi

Ms. Amira Mansour

Mrs. Lucinda M. Marder

Christy and Louis Marlin

Mr. and Mrs. Carlos R. Martin

P. Dennis Mattson and Melinda K. Harris

Monica Mazur

Ms. Doreen R. McCarthy

Mr. Thomas F. McCormack and Ms. Melissa L. Hicks

James McGaugh

Mr. James J. McPhee

Dr. Susan A. Mendelsohn M.D.

Charlene Metoyer

Ms. Francine Meyers

Alan Miller, D.D.S./Mark Guillod, CPA

Alex and Cathy Miller

Sally and Roger Miller

Sandra LaFleur Miller

William D. and Florence E. Miller

Ronald and Judy Mitchell

Ms. Debra A. Montoya

Mr. Paulo Morales

Joseph Moreno

Nancy Morrissey

Moni and Susan Mosharaf

Dr. Patricia Moulton

Rosalind Munro

Ms. Carolyn L. Muzyka

Linda Myers

Tom and Marian Nau

Ann Niedringhaus

Lillian Nieto

Mr. and Mrs. Rowell Nueva

Ms. Leanne Oatman

Mr. Chuck C. Ogawa

Ms. Alice J. Oldham

Michael R. Oppenheim

Mr. Pete Orologas

Wendy Oshiro and Ivan Hermosura

Mrs. Sonja Pang

Mr. Matt Parsons

Ms. Maria Pellegrini

Bill Pemberton

Mr. Robert Peoples

Edward A. Perez

Anne-Laure Perraud

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Perricone

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Perry

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry N. Pharris

Christina, Ian, and Emma Phillips

Rita J. Pitt

Ms. Martha Polizzotto

Ms. Gina Posner

Donna Potiker and Deb Woelke

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Powell

Mr. Chris Powers

Dr. and Mrs. William G. Preston

Ms. Suzanne Privette

Dr. Stephen Dow. Proffitt

Mrs. Jennifer Puhl

Arthur and Adrienne Ramirez

Mr. John L. Redpath

Adolfo Reyes

Blythe and Nate Reyes

Ms. Judith Rindahl

Dr. Paula Joubert-Greene and Moses Robinson

Ms. Laureen G. Rodmaker

Richard Romero

Hugh and Catherine Rose

Dr. Irwin I. Rosenfeld

Glenna Ruoff

In Memory of Connie Sakamoto and Mattie Fenner

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Salanga

Yolanda Santos

Vicki and Philip Schaffer

Mrs. Lorraine Schmidt

Ms. Marilyn P. Schroeder

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Sears

Kim Sellentin

Mr. and Mrs. Vasily Semeniuta

Ms. Barbara L. Sentell

Susan Shafer-Marzo

Ann and Philip Shaller Family

Mr. Harris Sherman

Gene Siciliano and Karen Dellosso

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Silva

Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Silverstein

Mrs. Rachel Simeone

Ms. Kellie M. Simpson

Ms. Christine Sinatra

Ms. Victoria L. Siragusa

Steve and Mary Smith

Marilyn Sosna

In Memory of Stanley and Gloria Stanul

Clay and Commie Stevens

Ronald C. Stock and Nancy Wreben Stock

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stoehr II

Mr. Timothy M. Stone

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Sullivan

In Memory of Shirley Sullivan

Kevin and Patti Sutlick

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Swift

Ms. Kiko Takimoto

Ms. Cecilia Tallichet

John and Karen Tallichet

CarolAnn Tassios

Ms. Riley Tatum

Yaron and Yvette Telem

Ms. Barbara B. Thomas

Mrs. Sandra Torre

Ms. Anne-Margaret Tovar

Christopher Tower and Bob Celio

Mr. Eugene Trowbridge

Maile Trumbo

Abril and George Turner

Natalie Jill Turner

Ms. Marjorie O. Tussing

Dennis and Lydia Tyler

Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Tyssee

The Upadhyay Family

Alex Vargas

Carrie Vasquez

Ms. Sandy Vaughan

Mary Vavrik

Mr. and Mrs. Viloria

Ava and Garrett Voge

Cynthia Walker

Pat* and Joanne Wastal

Gerald W. Webb

Ms. Maureen P. Weidner

Sandra L. Weiner

Nancy Weisbart

Ms. Lorraine Welty

Robert White

Mrs. Tory Whittingham

Mrs. and Mr. Susan Wilson

Mr. and Mrs. Wischmeyer

Mr. and Ms. Ian Witter

Mr. Wayne H. Wolfe

Ms. Janet Woo

Russell and Barbara Yamanaka

Ms. Adelle Yeaton

Dr. Sharon J. Yee

In Memory of Juan M. Zatarain

Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Zimmon

Sponsor $250–$499

Fifteen anonymous donors

James and Candice Abbott

William Acalin

Michele Acker

Mr. Jason Adams

Jane Adler

Ghada Afifi, MD

Mrs. Alexandra Airth

Ms. Corinne Akahoshi and Mr. Daniel Futterman

Kate Akamine

Ms. Marni Algarme

Mrs. Misha Algeo

Mr. and Mrs. Dick Allen

Mr. Mark Almeida

Jose Almontes

Elizabeth Anama

Deborah Anderson

Bob and Shelley Armstrong

Evie Ashworth

Petra Askari

David and Arlene Atkinson

Mr. John L. Auger

Liana Augustini

Ms. Jennie Austin

Karen Babel and Maurice Espinoza

Mr. Riad Bacchus

Eric Bachmann

Brian and Kristi Bailey

Dr. Michael Bain

Mr. Scott Baldwin

Ms. Lori Ball

Barry Banducci

Candy Barela

Mr. Eric G. Baron

Ms. Dana Barraclough

Ms. Cindy Barry

Kathryn Bartle Angus

Jennifer Bartz

Mr. Ronald Basich

Ms. Alia Batniji

Ms. Julia Beaton

Nicole Belcore Wilson

Sandy Beller

Ms. Mary Alice Bendell

Les and Susan Bender

Pam and Hal Bennett

Celeste and Carl Benninger

Randall and Cynthia Benton

Mr. Michael Bergeron

Mrs. Lilia Bernardo

Mr. Brendan Bertges

Ms. Carolyn Bertussi

Ms. Jolene Beverage

Ms. Lisa M. Bielinski

Ms. Ayse Bilen-Sparks

Mrs. Lani Black

Mr. Andrew C. Blaine

Ms. Velma J. Blue

Ms. Tori Blum

Wendy Bokota

Mr. Dennis R. Bond and Mr. Bryan L. Bond

Mahdis Bormand

Bayard E. Bosserman

Tim Boulger

Mr. and Mrs. John Bowman

Ms. Tina Bozikis-Coccia

Jim and Karen Bragstad

Ms. Helen Bratter

Kelly Brochu

Mrs. Ann Brogden

Kirsten Brown

Evelyn Brownstone

Bill Buckley

Ms. Pauline Bukantz

Marshall Bull

Ms. Hazel Bunoan

Mrs. Heather L. Burek

Ms. Jane Burgin

Ms. Kathleen M. Burney

Taylor Burnham Lingenfelter

Don Busché

Mrs. Karla Button

Ms. Michelle Callaway

Tykye and Elaine Camaras

Ms. Danna B. Campbell

Mr. and Mrs. Canady

Donna Caravaggio

Mrs. Carol C. Carlile

Ms. Bonnie Carlson

Ms. Ashley Carlton

Elizabeth A. Carr

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carrier

Ms. Addie Carroll

Dr. Virginia R. Carson

Janice and Jeff Carsten

Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. Carter

Susan L. Casabella

Dr. Patrick J. Castagnaro

Mr. Robert A. Cattich

Ms. Liz Cendejas

Mr. Robert Cendejas

Mr. and Mrs. Jay A. Center

Patrick J. Chambers

Ms. Stephanie Chambers

Miss Amanda Chan

Mr. and Mrs. David Chang

Jerry Chang

Mr. E Thomas Chappell

Mr. and Mrs. John Charlesworth

Mr. Ronald L. Chemers

Ms. Grace S. Chen

Denise B. Chilcote

Lydia Chin

Susan Cho

Mrs. Valerie A. Ciarolla

Ms. Terry Cifaldi

Ms. Shari Cipolla

Victor Cisneros

Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Clark

Ms. Sharon A. Cleaver

Mr. William Clippinger

Ms. Rochelle Cohen

Alyssa and Richard Colodny

Irini Connerton

Ms. Rebecca Cooper

In Memory of Sharon Roe Corp

Ms. Linda Corpuz

Mrs. Chantel Corzine

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Costanzo

Ms. Helen Courtney

Ms. Margie Crandall

Mr. and Mrs. David Crockett

Sue and Bob Crowson

Dr. David Cuccia and Sara Robinson

Scott and Shawn Cunningham

Ms. Lori L. Cushenberry

Mr. Shaun Dahl

Bruce Daniels

Kim Davenport

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Davis

Daniel Davisson

Mr. Blake Day

Lourdes de Quillien

Dr. and Mrs. Edward and Louise Deeb

Kimberly Delamar Matties

Mr. David J. Delmastro

Lisa Denmark

Ms. Teri A. Derimanoczy

Jay DeRusso

Kimberly Deutsch

Tracy Diane Buytkus

Ms. Marilyn Dielmann

Kendra Dobron

Ken and Kim Domer

Ms. Judy Doty

Mr. and Mrs. W Downs

Randolph Dreyer

Randy Dreyer

Teresa Druehl

Anthony and Rachelle Dufault

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Dunham

Angelo and Janet DuPlantier

Kenneth Dy

Elizabeth Ann Dyer

Dr. Jeffrey Dym and Ms. Susan Park

Ms. Karen A. Eames

Ms. Eliza Easdale

Eliza Easdale

Mr. John Ebersberger

Fanny Eckermann

George Economos

Ms. Joan Edwards

Mrs. Michela Engle

Mr. and Mrs. John Ernst

Mr. Dennis L. Eschen

Janet Escobar

Belinda Escobosa

Karen Evensen

Ms. and Mr. Vicki Faivre

Mr. and Mrs. Alberto Feilhaber

Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Feingold

Mr. Jack Feldsher

Ms. Ashley Fella

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Field

Mr. Michael Field

Paul Findlay and Doug Ward

Ms. Susan Finley

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fiore

Ms. Suzanne Fitzpatrick

Warren and Sherry Fix

Frank M Flowers Jr. MD

Mr. Barry Flynn

Glenn Fogarty

Mrs. Emily Ford

Ms. Janet Ford

Mrs. Rachel Forman

Danielle Foster

Mr. and Mrs. Foucrier

Michael Foulger

Mr. Barry Foust

Mr. and Ms. Brett Fowler

Glenn and Jane Fowler

Warren and Irene Fox

Barbara Frazee

Dr. Jane L. Frederick

Mr. Miguel Fregoso

Ms. Petrina H. Friede, Professor Emeritus

Ms. Nancy Frye

Mr. and Ms. Rudolph Fuchs

E. Fujikawa

Ryan and Holly Gaglio

Mr. Paul Gagnon

Robert Galvez

Mr. Richard J. Galyon

Mr. John Ganley

Dr. Alejandro Garcia

Ms. Lynn Gardner

Cinda Gates

Dr. Felice Gersh

Ms. Denita Gilman

Natasha Glasgow

Jeffrey and Naomi Glass

Elaine Mary Joyce Go

Mrs. Sabra Goebel

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald N. Goldberg

Anna Gonosova

Ms. Nancy Gonzalez

Gary Good and Jackie Charnley

Mrs. Judy Goodman

Dr. Brian Gotterer and Ms. Brenda Tran

Ms. Michelle Gourley

Mr. Balaji Govindaswami

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Gray

Ms. Melita Green and Mr. Jesse Estrada Jr.

Hank and Terri Greenberg

Heidi Greenfield

Ms. Sarah Grey

Mr. and Mrs. Perry R. Griffith

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Groner

Mrs. Tatiana Gurarie

Susan Gurev

Ms. Melissa Hadhazy

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hale

Mr. Arthur Hamilton and Ms. Gloria B. Franklin

Mrs. Jane Hamilton-Balboni

Stacy and Gary Handley

Kevin and Mary Beth Hanifin

Katy Hanke

Elizabeth and Russell Harding

Mrs. Christina Harmon

Diana Harris

Mr. William Harter

Ms. Margo Hartle

Ms. Susan Hartsock

Mr. George Harwood

Ellen Haserot

Stephen Hata

Ms. Lindsey Hauschka

Emily Hayes

Mr. Ron Hays

Cecilia Henning

Ms. Claudia Hererra

Mr. Victor Herrada

Mrs. Marlene Hewitt

Charles E. Hickman

Mr. Doug Hill

Michael and Stacey Hiller

Karen Untiedt Hillman

Mr. John Hines Jr

Dr. Elizabeth Hoefer

Meghan Hoffman

Mr. Alcus Holly

Susan Holmberg

Gary and April Holznecht

Kristen Horgan

Mrs. Melinda Horowitz

Mr. Jim Hsu

Beherl Huang

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Huber

Ms. Joan Hundley

Mrs. Jean Hunner

Ms. Wendy Hyland

Stewart Imagawa

Thomas Ingalls

Mr. Craig Irvin

Wendy Isbell

Ms. Kathleen Janiec

Rey Javier

Gloria V. Jensen

Dr. Johnson

Derek Johnson and Lynn Iba

Ms. Glory Johnson

Ms. Kristen Johnson

Molly Jolly

Frank and Pamela Jones

Nicole Joseph

Mr. Matt Juergens

Mr. Henry Kahrs

Mrs. Rebecca Kane

Mrs. Anita Karp

Ara Kasarian

Tiffany Katuls

Mr. John F. Kaufman

Cyja Kelly

Kelleen Kikuchi

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Kilmit

Daniel and Jemma Kim

Mrs. Jane Kim

Mrs. Lisa Marie Kim

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kimball

Mrs. Amy Kinseth

Stacy E Schnitzer Klase

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Klotz

Ms. Erin Kociela

Whitney Kofford

Mr. Harold Koopowitz

Anne and John Kramer

Dorothy Kraus

Ms. Janice Kraus

Paula B. Kruse

Michael Kuhn

Kirby Kurzeka

David and Patricia Lamb

Patricia Lamont

Mr. Larry Lampel

Dr. Inna Lamport

Dr. and Mrs. James E. Lancaster

Mr. Timothy Lancaster

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Landsberg

Jessica Langer

Alan R. Langville

Bruce H. Larson

Mrs. Kerri Lazarovitz

Robin and J. K. Leason

Jennifer Lee-Anderson

Michele Leggio

John and Nancy Lemire

Christine Lentz

Jennifer Lesar

Linda Leventhal

Kelly Leveque

Bobbi LeVine

Lauren Liljestrom

Mr. and Mrs. Tzong-Shin Lin

Mr. William N. Lobel

Ms. Michelle LoCascio

Kathy M. Lockridge

Chris and Susan Lockwood

Jerri Loeb

Sheri Loewenstein

Ms. Elizabeth Loh-Chen

Kara Long

Claudia and James Looney

Robert Lopez

Dr. William Loudon

Ms. Maria Louviaux

Barry and Joyce Lovinger

Mrs. Debra Lovsin

Diana Lubeck

Colette Luesebrink

Micaela Lumpkin

Danielle Lux

Katie MacGillivray

Mrs. Miranda Maczynski

Mr. Rafael Madueno

Ms. Anne Mallett

Kim Maloney

Elizabeth Manji

Angela Margolis

Rose Ann Maris

Mrs. Nicole Maroutsos

Alfred Marsh

Andrea Martell

Ms. Deborah Martin

Mr. Julio Martinez

Ms. Darlene Masek

Debbie Masek

Mrs. Colleen Masterson

Jeffrey and Helen McCabe

Ms. Samantha McClellan

Mr. James McCollum

Mrs. June McDonald

Archana and Jeremy McEligot

Pat and Cecil McGehee

Gary McGuire

Kevin McIntosh

Lisa Mckenzie

Mr. Thomas E. McKnight

Alissa McLarand

Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Mears

Mrs. Megan Meihaus

Dr. and Mrs. Steven M. Meltzer

Ms. Natalie Melvin Torres

Mr. and Ms. Stefan Merli

Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Merrick

Mr. Kenneth Merrill

Mr. Randall K. Meyer

Mrs. Dara Michaelson

Ms. Evelyn Miguel

Mr. Thomas Miles

Ms. Elizabeth Miller

Katie Miller

Scott and Sue* Miller

Dr. Marjorie Mitchell

Mr. Stephan Mitchell

Christine Morales

Vickie Mortensen

Mr. Paul Morton

Christine Mowles

Penny Moyer

Joybelle Naigan

Mr. Jeff Neighbors

Mrs. Mary Anne Nelson

Mrs. Huyen Nguyen

Ms. Stephanie Nguyen

Chris and Tina Norton

Mr. Douglas Norton

Kathy R. O’Donnell

Julie E. and Michelle L. Ojeda

Tom and Evelyn Okamoto

Kris and Ken Okamoto

Dr. David Okrongly

Gilles and Yasaman Olivier

Ms. Kilian Ollison

Mark and Kristin Olson

Robert and Cheryl Ooten

Guy and Linda Ormes

Mrs. Lisa Osako

Mrs. Lisa J. Osdale-Popa

Emily Paine

Mrs. Hayley Palazzola

Jim Palda

Mr. and Mrs. William Palmquist / Dr. Blend

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pana

Mr. and Mrs. Dimitri Panagiotou

Laurie Ellen Park

Christina Parker

Mr. Edward Parker

Mr. William F. Parlato

Jenny Parsinen Bergold

John R. Partington, Jr.

Ms. Sarah Pattermann

Ms. Julie Patterson

Shannon Patterson

Mrs. Cindy Paulsen

Ms. Socorro Pavlides

Connie Pavlovich

Paypal Giving Fund

Melissa S. Pearl

In Memory of Nancy Petersen

Kathleen and Mark Peterson

Claude Petite

Kris Peyton

Dr. and Mrs. Michael Philipps

Frank Piazza

Jen Piccotti

Mr. David Pickering

Taryn Pilco

Ms. Jessica Pirro

Delia Lía Planes

Mr. Matthew Plum

Mrs. Joan Podrow

Mrs. Lindsay Pomer

Elizabeth M. Porto

Katherine And Mark Powell

Ms. Janet Portolan and Ms. Lois Powers

Tracey Prentice

Michele and Larry Pribble

Dr. and Mrs. Paul Qaqundah

Michelle Queyrel Linovitz

Monique A. Quezada

Mrs. Lauren Quinn

Donald Rabe

Candace Raffa

Mr. Arthur Ramirez

Laura and Carson Rauch

Mr. Charles Rayfield

Mr. Paul H. Reed

Ms. Heather Reeves

Mr. Steve Regalbuto

Ashley Remillard

Ralph R. Resendez

Deborah Reynolds

Ashley Rhodes

Ms. Diana Richi

Mr. Peter B. Ridder

Ms. Laura I. Riva

Mr. Jeff Robbins

Hilda Roberts in Memory of Dave Roberts

Adam Roda

Mr. Wallace Rodecker

Ms. Stephanie Rogers

Harriet B. Roop

Mrs. Beth Root

Steve and Mary Rosol

Craig and Joyce Ross

Mr. and Mrs. Noel W. Ross

The Rotter Family

Mr. Ronald P. Rouintree

Ms. Deanne Ruby

Dr. and Mrs. Charles I. Rudner

Rundle Eye Care

Ms. Joan Rutledge

Ms. Cathi Ryan

Ms. Martha Ryan

Brenda H. Sabin

Mr. and Ms. Michael Sackett

Mrs. Stephanie Sakayan

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sakioka

Mr. Kamran Salour

Alan Santana

Stephanie Sarkisian

Barbara Scheinman and Stephen Toretto

Ms. Sandy Schroder

Todd D. Schroeder

Helen Schuster

Craig L. Sengstock

Annbeth Shanfield

Erin Shapiro

Brad J. and Kathy B. Shapiro

Jack and Linda Shepard

Ms. Brooke Shepherdson

Anna Sherwood

Brendan Shields

Whitney Shifflett

S. Shigenaka

Miss Mary Shimizu

Dr. Jason Shin

Mr. Craig Shinozaki

Henry and Beverly Shu

Mrs. Roxanne E. Siegel

Mrs. F. Jean Sigler

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Singleton and Family

Mrs. Lauren Sipelis

Skyline Displays of Orange County

Veronica Slavik

Mr. and Mrs. David A. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. G. Scott Smith

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Smith

Ms. Leslie Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Smyth

David and Elizabeth Snyder

Hannah Sokol

Mr. Steven Sommer

Beatriz Garcia Soto

Charles and Natasha Spalding

Eric W. Bell and Susanne L. Spangler

Miss Lauren Specter

Danie I. Spence

Mrs. Helene Spencer

Dr. Angelika Springer

Mrs. Sherry S. Spurgeon

Ms. Kerrie L. Stannard

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Stannard

Ms. Johanna Staple

Carlene Stauff

Ms. Catherine Stewart

Mrs. Michelle Stewart

Mrs. Camelia Stoica

Brooke Strader

Dana Strader

Mrs. Karen Strauss

Mandi Strelow Burch

Mr. and Mrs. Nick Stremick

Sara Sullivan

Mr. Brian Summerfield

Mrs. Lauren Suryan

Dr. and Mrs. Edward A. Sussman

Jerry Sutton and Doniel Sutton

Ms. Karen J. Sutton

Mr. Raymond L. Sutton

Brion S. Talley

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Taylor

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Tippett

Lynelle Torikai

Mrs. Alma Torres

Toshiba America

Agustin Tovar

Ms. Cam Tran

Devon Trembley and Rob Williston

Ms. Theresa Tripodi

In Memory of Dr. Gerald Trostler

Mrs. Carole Trousas

Joan Trout

Mrs. Archer B. Turner

Ms. Cindy Uhrik

Mr. James Utt

Mr. William Valaika

Mr. Phillip Valentine

Ms. Meri Van Gorden

Ms. Barbara Voelkel

Mr. Shaun Voigt

Mr. Dennis Waddy

Jody Wagner

Allison Wald

Jennifer Wang

Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Ward

Mark and Joyce Warner

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Warren

Sharon Warren

Stephanie Watts

Kellie and Don Webb

Jon and Deb Webb

Sara Webb

Dr. and Mrs. Wegley

Mr. Adrian Weinberg

Mr. Jon N. Weinberg

Dr. Eleanor Saltzer Weinstein

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weitzberg

Emily Weitzman

Ms. Jessica Werner

Lee, Kristine, and Parke Wertman

Mr. Andrew L. Westover

Shanel Wheeler

Dr. Hiroko Wilensky

Mr. Glenn Wilk

Drew and Robin Williams

Mrs. Liz Williams

Wink and Sandi Williams

Jackie Wills

Ms. Alexandria Wilson

Dr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Wilson

James Wilson

Ms. Courtney Wittkop

Jessica Wohl

Mr. Richard Wolf and Ms. Jeanette Bentley

Susan Wong

Karen M. Wren

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Mrs. Beverly Yamagata

Mr. Edward Ybarra

Mr. Larry Yellin

Trisha Yount

Sophie Yu

Hopkins Yuen Family

Dr. Christopher Zhao

Ms. Samantha Zidbeck

Kristin A. Zink

From a vision that evolved from a small group of passionate parents more than 25 years ago, Sage Hill School has emerged as the leading independent high school in Orange County. The intention was to develop a school that would inspire innovative thinking, nurture creative thought and embrace community.

Inspired by the opportunity to expand on the mission and values of its founders, Sage Hill has launched a capital campaign with an ambitious goal of $25 million This campaign will enable more students to experience the impact of a Sage Hill education. As we become the first 7-12 independent school in Orange County, we seek philanthropic investment that will:

• Expand the Sage Hill program to include a middle school that educates 7th and 8th grade students

• Build a new academic and athletics facility that enhances the Sage Hill experience for all

• Strengthen the student body with increased commitment to financial assistance

Support the Campaign We invite all who are interested to play a vital role in bringing this historic milestone to life. For more information on Sage Hill’s capital campaign, including potential naming opportunities for donors, please contact:

Matt Sahlin Director of Advancement sahlinm@sagehillschool.org (949) 219-1343

Sage Hill School www.sagehillschool.org 20402 Newport Coast Drive Newport Coast CA 92657

A FOUNDATION FOR THE FUTURE

Center Circles

Want to make an even greater impact on the Center and your community?

Consider becoming part of the Center Circles membership program.

As a not-for-profit organization, Segerstrom Center for the Arts relies on your generous support to sustain and grow its wide array of artistic and education programs. This includes initiatives such as Summer at the Center for under-resourced youth and young adults, sensory-friendly performances, free Julianne and George Argyros Plaza experiences, and the show that you are about to see. Become a Circles member today for an incredible tomorrow!

Levels & Benefits*

$2,500 Advocates’ Circle

• Invitations to curated special events including cast parties and behind-the-scenes presentations

• Vouchers for complimentary parking, food, and beverages

• Food and beverage discounts at George’s Café and Leatherby’s Café Rouge

• Recognition in the performance program

$5,000 Colleagues’ Circle

All Circle benefits listed above, plus:

• Quicker access to ticketing services through the Circles Preferred Line

• Additional vouchers for parking, food, and beverages—a $200 value!

$10,000 Diplomats’ Circle

All Circle benefits listed above, plus:

• Personalized, concierge ticketing service with access to the best seats in the house

• Recognition on-site in Segerstrom Hall

$15,000 Ambassadors’ Circle

All Circle benefits listed above, plus:

• Access to private donor rooms with complimentary food and beverages as well as private restrooms

• Sponsorship recognition and benefits

*Benefits are subject to change. Circles members enjoy all Friends of the Center benefits. For a full list of benefits, please visit scfta.org/support-us 714.556.2122, x4367 | Circles@scfta.org scfta.org/Donate

Give the gift of entertainment

You may be wishing you had some gift ideas right now while you get started on your holiday shopping. The Center is here to help!

A Center gift certificate is a perfect solution. Gift Certificates are available in any amount of $10 or more and may be used to purchase tickets for any performance at Segerstrom Center for the Arts. For online orders, you can choose a Gift Certificate design to personalize your gift, no matter what the occasion, and add your own message. However you celebrate, we wish you and yours a very merry and bright holiday season.

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 SEGERSTROM FAMILY FOUNDATION

2024 CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION SUPPORTERS

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

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

Fiona T. LeCong-Ly

Monika Lopez

Jill Meznarich

Vanessa Moore

Maurice Murray, Chair

Tammy Octavio

Patrick Strader

Yvonne Tsao

Jaynine Warner

William F. Meehan, Founding Chairman

* as of November 7, 2025

Family Owned Since 1946 BLOCK & HARDSCAPE

ELIZABETH SEGERSTROM FOUNDATION

Donors

Segerstrom Center for the Arts is enormously grateful for the support from the donors listed on the following pages. Your generosity empowers the Center to provide dynamic performances and artistic education programs for all of Orange County. You allow us to continue our promise to become an inclusive cultural resource for our entire community. Thank you!

CUMULATIVE GIVING

Segerstrom Center for the Arts is deeply grateful to the following donors who have provided extraordinary support during their lifetime:

$20,000,000 +

Julia and George Argyros / Argyros Family Foundation

Audrey Steele Burnand*

William J. Gillespie*

Elizabeth and Henry T.* Segerstrom

$10,000,000 + Anonymous

Toby Andrews Angels of the Arts

Sandy Segerstrom Daniels

Mr. and Mrs. David Wayne Grant

The Guilds of the Center

Richard C. and Virginia A. Hunsaker*

Mr. Donald E. and Lacy Moriarty

Eugene and Ruth Ann Moriarty*

Jean Moriarty*

Richard A. and Marilyn Kayla Moriarty

Reverend and Mrs. Steven Perry

Samueli Foundation

Sally E. Segerstrom

Jennifer and Anton Segerstrom

Hal and Jeanette Segerstrom Family Foundation

Ruth Segerstrom*

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Segerstrom

Mr. Toren H. Segerstrom

Veronica P. Segerstrom

Mrs. Yvonne Segerstrom*

South Coast Plaza

Mrs. Richard Steele*

Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Williams

$5,000,000 +

Bank of America / Bank of America Foundation

Jane and Jim Driscoll

Steve* and Cindy Fry / Fry Family Foundation

The James Irvine Foundation

Ralph and Eleanor Leatherby Family Foundation

General* and Mrs. William Lyon

Phil and Mary Lyons

Harry and Grace Steele Foundation

Swenson Family Foundation

$3,000,000 +

The Boeing Company

Broadway Across America

Freedom Communications, Inc.

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

John and Toni Ginger

Mark Chapin Johnson

W. M. Keck Foundation

Kia Motors America, Inc.

Kling Family Foundation

Sharon D. Lund Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. George Schreyer

Tara and David Troob

Jean and Tim Weiss

$1,500,000 +

Ginger and Tony Allen

Mr.* and Mrs. James P. Baldwin

The Beall Family

Deborah and Larry J. Bridges

Kevin and Denise Cassin

Eileen J. Cirillo

Cox Communications / Cox Media

Randy and Sally Crockett

Mr. and Mrs. Moti Ferder, Lugano Diamonds

Paul F. and Daranne Folino

Lawrence and Dolores Higby

The Irvine Company

Margaret G. and Thomas E. Larkin*

Paul and Lilly Merage

Mercedes-Benz USA

Mrs. Marjorie T. Rawlins*

Rutan & Tucker, LLP

Spectrum Reach

Elizabeth Colyear Vincent*

Cecil C. and Kathryn H. Wright*

$1,000,000 +

Anonymous

Howard and Roberta Ahmanson

Bette and Wylie Aitken

Automobile Club of Southern California

Dr. Michael M.* and Patricia A. Berns

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bettingen*

Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bettingen*

Marta and Raj Bhathal

California Bank & Trust

Callero Family Foundation

Ellen and Clarence* Conzelman

Delta Air Lines

Carole and Robert* Follman

Leo Freedman Foundation

June M. Fry

Jackie Glass / Kling Family Foundation

Rondell B. and Joyce P. Hanson

Nora and Charles Hester* and the Hester Family Foundation

George Hoag Family Foundation

S.L. and Betty Huang / Huang Family 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*

Susan M. and Timothy L. Strader Family

The Warner Family

Wells Fargo / Wells Fargo Foundation

Mrs. Constance T. Whitney*

Carol* and Kent Wilken

$750,000 + Mary and Richard* Cramer

James* and Catherine Emmi

Maralou and Jerry* Harrington

Dr.* and Mrs. Randall R. McCardle

Mrs. Mary M. Muth*

Trish and John* O’Donnell

Charles and Patricia Poss*

Rockwell International

Bev and Bob Sandelman

Karalyn and Joseph* Schuchert

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Owen Shea

Janice and Ted Smith

The Reinhold Foundation

Mr.* and Mrs. Joseph M. Thomas

Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson

Thomas and Elizabeth Tierney

Thomas and Joyce Tucker Family

$500,000 +

Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Allen

The Allergan Foundation

Doug and Jaimee Baker

Pamela and Al Baldwin

Dr. and Mrs. Arnold O. Beckman*

Mr.* and Mrs. Benton Bejach

Katherine and Howard Bland

Cartier

Victoria* and David Collins

The John L. Curci Family

Patricia Fredricks-Dolson*

Mr. and Mrs. David Emmes II

Andy and Joan Fimiano

Carol Frobish*

Frome Family Foundation

Harriett F. Grant*

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Heinz*

Valerie and Hans Imhof

The Joseph Family

JPMorgan Chase & Co. / JPMorgan Chase & Co. Foundation

Barbara* and Robert Kleist

K-MOZART 105.1 FM

Varla E. Newbury Knauss and Curtis A. Knauss

KOCE

Eve A. Kornyei

Classical KUSC

Robert D.* and Patricia B. MacDonald

Marcia L. Millen, in memory of James and Leath Millen

NORDSTROM

The Peter Ochs Family

Jackie Singer and John Pope

Ralphs / Food 4 Less

Carlene Rona*

Estate of Karen Ann Roos

Michael* and Stacy Schlinger

H. Michael and Holly Schwartz

Nick and Heidi Shahrestany

The Shanbrom Family

Shea Homes Foundation

Justice Sheila Prell Sonenshine (Ret.) and Mr. Ygal Sonenshine

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

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 July 1, 2024 and June 30, 2025. 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

Stephanie Argyros

Sandy Segerstrom Daniels

$500,000+

Anonymous

Dr. Michael M.* and Mrs. Patricia A. Berns

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+

The Guilds of the Center

The McCardle Family

$100,000+

Anonymous (2)

Randy and Sally Crockett

Jane and Jim Driscoll

Michael and Debra Garnreiter

John and Toni Ginger

Kling Family Foundation / Jackie Glass

Valerie and Hans Imhof

Rick Muth Family/ ORCO Block & Hardscape

Jennifer and Brian Niccol

Reverend and Mrs. Steven Perry

John and Sherry Phelan

Pat and Bill Podlich

Michael* and Stacy Schlinger

Stewart R. Smith and Robin A. Ferracone

Laura and Tim Vanderhook

Jaynine and Dave Warner

$50,000+

Howard and Roberta Ahmanson

Bart and Elizabeth Asner

Pamela and Al Baldwin

Ben and Carmela Du Family Foundation Fund

Marta and Raj Bhathal

Deborah and Larry J. Bridges

John* and Louise Bryson

David and Barbara Cline

The John L. Curci Family

David and Molly Pyott Foundation

Andra Greene Ellingson and Tom Ellingson

Andy and Joan Fimiano

Jordan Floriani

Wendy and Mark Hales

S.L. and Betty Huang / Huang Family Foundation

Reza Jahangiri and Kate LeveringJahangiri

James P. Previti Charitable Fund

Burt and Molly Jolly

The Jonathan and Nicole Cronstedt Foundation

J.S. Frank Foundation

Roger and Tracy Kirwan

Kling Family Foundation

Karla Kraft and Anderee Berengian

Dale Landon and Carole Haes Landon

Britt and Robert Meyer

Lana and Walter Parsadayan

PeopleSpace / Jesse and Amy Bagley

Carolyn Zarate-Ramsey and Robert Ramsey

Michelle Rohé

Tony and Jessy Smith

Steven M. Sorenson Foundation

Connie and Dr. Peter Spenuzza / Spenuzza Velastegui Family Foundation

Diane and David Steffy

Swenson Family Foundation

Dr. Michelle and Mr. David Tabb

Tammy and Samuel Tang

The Tappan Foundation

Carol* and Kent Wilken

$35,000+

Anonymous (2)

Aronoff Family

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Best

Mr. Charles B. Caldwell

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Cancellieri

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Chan

Eileen J. Cirillo

Anthony and Carie Ferry

Christy and Rich Flanagan

Paul and Bonnie Lubock

Marcia L. Millen in memory of James and Leath Millen

The Schreiber Family

Warren Felson and Lucy Sun

Charlie and Ling Zhang

$25,000+

Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Anderson

Katherine and Howard Bland

Maria A. Cadigan

California Educational Consultant Group, Inc., Dr. Allan H. Lifson & Isaac Torres

Victoria* and David Collins

Bobbi Cox

Mary and Richard* Cramer

Dean Family Charitable Fund

Allan* and Sandy Fainbarg

Angela Friedman

Diane and Joyce* Froot

GOAL Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grody

Jenny and Jeff Gross

Maralou Harrington

Kathryn Harris

Lawrence and Dolores Higby

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jackson

Barbara Hiller Johnson

Junebug Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kaul

Ms. MaryLois Kuhn

Deborah H. and Jeffrey H. Margolis

Dr. Gail Mattson-Gates

Mr. and Mrs. James V. Mazzo

Rebecca and Carl McLarand

Haydee Mollura

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moorhead

Jasmine Morielli in memory of Scott Morielli

Dr. Terri Morris

Mara and Keith Murray

M.Y. Family Fund

Cheryl Hill Oakes

Maryam Parman

Mr. and Mrs. William O. Passo

Mr. John R. Patterson

Laila and Dryden Pence

Mary Phillipp and David Johnson

Bev and Bob Sandelman

Elizabeth and Justus Schlichting

Ginger Siedschlag

Honorable H. Warren and Janet Siegel

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Simon

Mindy and Glenn Stearns

Sue and Ralph Stern

Stephanie and Cory Sukert

Mr. and Mrs. R. David Threshie, Jr.

Ms. Diana Martin and Mr. Mark Tomaino

Ms. Elizabeth Wahler

Wilfred M. and Janet A. Roof Foundation

$15,000+

Mr.* and Mrs. Byron Allumbaugh

The Beall Family

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bergman

Toni and Steven Berlinger

The Cameron Family Foundation

Mary and John Carrington

John and Kate Carvelli

Mr. Joseph Connor

Craig and Gisele Barto Family Foundation

Janet L. Curci

Mr. and Dr. Debons

Mr. and Mrs. W. James Edwards III

Ms. Lupe Erwin

Pat Felbinger

Carole and Robert* Follman

Mrs. Donna Foulger

Frome Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. T. Fukunaga*/ Kay K. Fukunaga

The Doug* and Julie Garn Family

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Garrett

Cory Glass

The Grosvenor Family

Mrs. Vicki Gumm / Kling Family Foundation

Kim and Scott Harris-Weiner

Alice and Kevin Hayes

Gavin and Ninetta Herbert

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hess

Constance Hsu-Chernault

Mr. Matthew M. Jadali

Gay and Rob Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Kuluris

Mr. and Mrs. C. Ronald Livingston*

The Louise Merage Family Foundation

Brad and Becky Lund

Robert D. and Patricia B. MacDonald*

Mr. and Mrs.* Robert J. Mairena

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Meehan

Twyla Martin and Gerald Parsky

Lauri McIntosh and John Bottjer

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Meiling

Lisa and Richard Merage

Steven Militzok

Pam and Jim Muzzy

Nguyen Financial Group, Chien Nguyen and Danny Nguyen

Mr. Rienaldy Nupen

Annette and Joseph Oltmans II

Patrick E. Paddon and S. Leslie Jewett

Dr. and Mrs. Richard Pitts

Ms. Karen Rabe

Joan Riach Gayner

Ms. Maria Rigatti

Joan and Alan Sellers

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Selva

Shorebreak Foundation, LLC

Jackie Singer and John Pope

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

Brian and Tracie Sullivan

Katie and Peter Szyman

Donna and Ray Thagard, Jr.

Kelly Thomson

Tsao Family Foundation

Stacey and Paul Von Berg

The Robert* and Valaree Wahler Family

Dr. Kevin O’Grady and Mrs. Nella Webster

Paige West

$10,000+

Anonymous

Mr. Alex Bhathal

Mr. and Mrs.* David C. Brown

David and Suzanne Chonette

The Crean Foundation

Michael Dreyer and Hannah An Judi Dutton

Robert* and LaDorna* Eichenberg

Danika Felty and Victor Ronchetti

Lynn and Douglas K. Freeman

Ms. Mary Gilly Graham

Bill* and Harriet Harris

Dr. and Mrs. Gary T. Jenkins

Josephine Herbert Gleis Foundation

Varla E. Newbury Knauss and Curtis A. Knauss

Douglas (Tad) Lowrey and Gayle Lowrey

Ray Melissa and Elena Bedford

Mrs. Elizabeth S. Middleton

Mr. Maurice Murray and Dr. Jennifer Ballinger Murray

Neil and Barbara Phillips Trust

Helga Pralle

Ms. Christy A. Rosen

Trish and Steve Scarborough

SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Owen Shea

Richard and Patricia Shinto

Kimberly and Joshua Snyder

Arlo and Marci Sorensen

The Suire Family

Thomas and Elizabeth Tierney

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Tsao

Adam and Artemis Tuliper

Mr. and Ms. Wes Whitmore

In memory of Barbara Steele Williams*

$5,000+

Anonymous

Mrs. Olivia Abel

Dr. and Mrs. Cyrus Arman

Dr. Fernando H. Austin

Dr. and Mrs. Leslie A. Bain

Katheryn Baker

Sally Bender

Mr. and Mrs. Colin Best

Dr.* and Mrs. John R. Betson

Barbara and Alex Bowie

Mrs. Frances Buchanan

Kimberly Burge

Mrs. Kate Carlton

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cohn in honor of George Schreyer

Mr. Gordon Cowan

Dr. and Mrs. David Eggleston

Susan and Robert Ehrlich

Alexander Eliseev and Ilmira Museeva

Mr. and Mrs. David Emmes II

Shari and Harry Esayian

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Estabrooks

Ashley and Zach Fischer

Iris and Arnold Frankel

Dr. Robert Furman

Gleicher / Chen Family Foundation

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

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

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

Patricia Ann and Robert M. Marshall

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Matheson

George and Sarah McDaniel

Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Meltzer

Michelle Merage

Paul and Lilly Merage

John and Karen Meston

Willis L. and Dorothy M. Miller and Family

Moises Montoya

Vanessa Moore

Bob and Christie Narver

Trish and John* O’Donnell

Evelyn and Pete Parrella

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Perry

Pirzadeh & Associates, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Primm

Charlie and Kristi Proctor

Mr. and Mrs. John Rayburn

Marilyn Hester Robbins

Mr. and Mrs. Loren Rojek

Charles and Kathy Rosenberger

Kathryn Rousek Smith

Jan Vitti Rubel

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

Susan M. and Timothy L. Strader Family

Peter and Mary Tennyson

Dr. and Mrs. DeLane Thyen

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)

Laurie and Jonathan Abelove

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

David Bixler and Kristine Kaneko

Mark and Marilyn Bleak

Mrs. Kimberly and Dr. Stephen Bowen

Bill and Judy Brady

Elisabeth and Dr. Frank Brow

Darryl Button

Ms. Constance Callan

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Callard

Jean Campbell

Luisa Cano

Chadwick Family

Marty Chao and Jean Chung

Mrs. Stella Mae Charton

Chelsea and Mark Chiaramonte

Dr. and Mrs. Shigeru Chino

Robert and Diana Clemmer

Ronna and Donald Coe

Collect Random and the Randos

Sean Connolly

Corkett/Myers Families

Mr. Jeff Cowan

Greg and Donna Crandall

Michael and Anne Crawford

Mrs. Barbara Cunningham

Victoria Cushey

Noël Davis

Dr. Daniel P. Dennies

Lynda Tryon Einstein

Emmons-Babilo Family

Michael G. Ermer

Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Evarts

Farmers & Merchants Bank

Robert Farnsworth and Lori Grayson

Ms. Roberta Feuerstein

Dr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Fishman

Mrs. Bridget Ford

Ms. Gwendolyn Forquer

Mrs. Maria E. Francis

Steve* and Cindy Fry / Fry Family Foundation

Mike and Sharon Galassi

Ms. Cheryl Garland

Mrs. Jerra L. Garrett

Ms. Rhona W. Gewelber

Julie Gialketsis

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher

Mr. William Gordon and Dr. Susan M. Condrey

Ms. Bridget Gormly

Mr. Donald Gormly

Dr. Lorellen Green

Bruce and Eileen Harrigan

Tim and Mary Harward

Mark and Kristine Howlett

Mark Ike

Jackson Tidus

Mrs. Susie Jaqua

Tom Jenkins

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Keith

Keller Family Fund

Jennifer Keller

Kentec Medical Inc

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

Steven and Rose Lesser

Jeanne Lewand

Mark and Felicia LeWinter

Paula Lingelbach

Jacqueline Lombardi

In Memory of Ed Lynch

In Memory of Victorio Adan Maestas

Ms. Caren Mason

Mr. and Mrs. William K. Mawhorter

R. Patrick* and Jeannette L. McDaniel

Susan Mears

Mr. and Mrs. David V. Melilli

Thomas and Deanna Mitro

Tom and Naomi Moon

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morris

In memory of Mr. Robert T. Newell

Newmeyer & Dillion

The Minoru Nitta Family

Tamara Octavio

Rey O’Day

Ms. Carla Pellicano

Ms. Diane Peterson

Pharris Group

Mr. Willard Pierce

Mr. Mark Pomerantz

Mrs. Tricia Pratto

Patricia Price and Craig Behrens

Marcia Kay and Ron Radelet

John Rallis and Mary Lynn BergmanRallis

Mr. Michael Reimer

Suzanne C. and Jim H. Reinhardt

Mr. Rick Reischman

David* and Linda Roberson Family

Dr. Judy Fluor Runels, in memory of Gregory Osborne

Lisa Rutherford

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Schneider

Mrs. Bonnie Scidmore

Emmanuel Sharef and Emilia Yin

Bill and Ronna Shipman

Ms. Shari Simmons

Lance and Deborah Slimmer

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Soderling

Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Stein

Ronald and June Stein

Lisa and Wayne Stelmar

Dr. Richard Sundell

Mr. Lee R. Sutherland

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Sweeney

Michael and Suzanne Tague

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thacker

Mitchell and Donna Thiessen

Mary Tolar

Dr. David L. Tsoong and Dr. Betty K. Tu

Ann Van Ausdeln

S. Vander Wal and S. Vincent

Ambassador and Mrs. Gaddi H. Vasquez

Isabelle Villasenor

Megan and John Waldeck

Geofrey Wickett and Normand Lessard

S. Gayle Widyolar, M.D.

Mrs. Bobbitt Williams

Ms. Lidia Yan

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Zadjmool

Mr. and Mrs. Dean J. Zipser *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

OPERATIONS

Brian Finck, Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer•

Finance

Seila Heng, Controller

MeiMei Chiang, Senior Accountant

Andrew Hudson, Assistant Controller

Monica Drescher, Generalist, Accounting•

Rita Mai, Staff Accountant

Information Technology

Dean Yarborough, Chief Information Officer

David Frederick, 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•

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

Dawson McDonald, Coordinator, Theater Operations

Engineering

Bryan Vojtko, Senior Building Engineer•

Richard Whitfield, Senior Building Engineer•

Bryan Murphy, Building Engineer 2

Gus Aleman, Building Engineer

Sean Robertson, Building Engineer

Amber Secor, Building Engineer

Security

Michael Bogosian, Director, Security Operations

Anthony Bordon, Manager, Security Operations

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•

HUMAN RESOURCES

Marvin Lee, Vice President, Human Resources

Maile Sagiao, Director, Human Resources

Stefani Taylor, Manager, Recruitment

Karen Duncan, Generalist, Human Resources•

Jon Gibson, HRIS Specialist

Indicates years

PROGRAMMING & PRODUCTION

Limor Tomer, Vice President, Programming and Production

Stacey Myers, Manager, Attorney/Contracts•

Priscilla Reyes, Manager, Community Programming

Kelly Ornelas, Executive Assistant & Programming Coordinator•

Education & Engagement

Lisa Morabito Petersen, Vice President, Education & Engagement

Emily Neely, Director, Engagement

Cristal Ochoa, Director, Education Programs

Alexis Johnson, Senior Manager, Education Partnerships•

Chloe Saalsaa, Senior Manager, Studio D

Bethany Umbach, Senior Manager, Education Programs•

Michael Mariano, Associate Manager, Education Partnerships•

Scarlet Wu, Associate Manager, Education Programs

Katie Nguyen, Senior Coordinator, Education Partnerships

Adriana Alvarez, Coordinator, Studio D

Joanna Huang, Coordinator, Ed. Programs

Emma Marting, Coordinator, Ed. Programs

Talia Hirsch, Associate, Ed. Partnerships

Jordyn Williams, Associate, Ed. Operations

Production

John Oliphant, Senior Director, Production and Technical•

Segerstrom Hall

Willy J Pate, Production Carpenter

Sara Broadhead, Head Electrician•

James Wilcox, Head Audio Engineer

Chris Alva, Assistant In-Charge Multicraft•

Tim Ligatti, Assistant In-Charge Carpenter•

Matthew Cadenhead, Assistant In-Charge Electrician

Michael Clifford, Assistant Carpenter

Sean Roach, Assistant Multicraft

Ariel Mouzo, Assistant Multicraft

Alexis Vasquez Riggs, Wardrobe Supervisor

Kim Robinson, Hair & Makeup Supervisor

Renée and Henry Segerstrom

Concert Hall & Samueli Theater

John Vasquez, Production Carpenter

Gregg Snider, Head Electrician•

John Downey, Head Audio Engineer•

Phil Harris, Assistant Multicraft

Eileen Jeanette, Tönmeister

Mark Cook, Assistant Electrician•

Timothy Schmidt, Assistant Audio Engineer

American Ballet Theatre

William J. Gillespie School

Susan Brooker, Artistic Director, ABT

Sarah Jones, Associate Director, ABT

Mary Dunne, Coordinator, ABT

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

Bernadette Ramos, Senior Manager, Donor Relations

Jamie Roff, Senior Manager, Development Systems•

April Kunowski, Manager, Planned and Major Gifts

Danielle McMahan, Manager, Special Events

Samuel Nordrum, Manager, Annual Giving

Shimin Zheng, Manager, Support Groups

Marisa Rambaran, Prospect Researcher and Development Operations

Katie Lockie, Assistant Manager, Donor Stewardship

Emily Pearce, Assistant Manager, Support Groups

Camille Slusher, Assistant Manager, Annual Giving

Sierra Detar, Special Events Officer

Olivia Vezner, Specialist, Special Events

Reina Pelky, Coordinator, Donor Relations

Jessica Salazar, Coordinator, Development Operations

Audrey Burton, Executive Assistant, Development

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•

Emily Doughty, Manager, Social Media

Karla Torres, Manager, Marketing Operations•

Ken Catino, Senior Graphic Designer•

Marianne Luwiharto, Graphic Designer

Jennifer Siglin, Graphic Designer•

Susie Lopez, Specialist, Communications

William Olivieri, Specialist, Marketing & Advertising

Jacquelyn Pash, Specialist, Communications

Diana Torres, Assistant, Group Sales•

Lily Figueroa, Coordinator, Marketing

Lauren Knight, Coordinator, Content Creator

Ticketing

Ruth Mason, Director, Ticket Services

Karen Diche, Manager, Season Tickets•

Richard Ong, Manager, Calling Center•

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, Lead, Ticket Services

Hailey Guerrero, 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

Amrita Krishnan, M.D.