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2013/2014 YEAR IN REVIEW
Letter from
It’s amazing to think that almost two decades ago, with little more than the “can-do” spirit Las Vegas is known for, community leaders set out to bring a world-class performing arts center to our city, and two years ago, The Smith Center for the Performing Arts opened with great fanfare. Now, we have recognized another great milestone: We have welcomed one million guests through our grand doors. This was a project that many considered to be of utmost importance to the community, because it was built for the community. We have always seen this place as the “living room” for Las Vegas, one where residents from all parts of our valley can gather to be entertained and inspired. It has truly become this. We dreamed big, but it is the community’s support that has inspired us to keep reaching. Within just these two short years since opening, The Smith Center has surpassed many initial goals, and we look forward to fulfilling many more. For instance, we have welcomed more than 120,000 students for free performances, workshops and master classes since opening. Recently, we partnered with Teller (of Penn & Teller) and Harvard University’s American Repertory Theater to create The Tempest, which has gone on to tour around the US. And this season, we realize the dream of launching a national tour of a Broadway show with the Tony Award®-winning musical Kinky Boots. Along with performances, The Smith Center has hosted weddings, meetings and community events. This has been a place for marriage proposals, for reunions and for photographs. As we reflect over the last two years, we are overwhelmed with a special appreciation for this city. We are especially grateful to the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation for their vision; our board of directors, our donors and city leaders for their leadership; our season sponsors for their support; and of course, our patrons for embracing us. A million guests is a milestone, but it is only the beginning. Thank you again, Las Vegas, you are one in a million. The world has taken notice. We look forward to seeing you in “your living room.”
Myron Martin President and CEO
Don Snyder Chairman of the Board
WORLD CLASS
Subscribers to the 2013/2014 Broadway Las Vegas® season THE BOOK OF MORMON © 2011, Joan Marcus. Pictured (L to R) Nikki M. James, Andrew Rannells, Josh Gad and ensemble.
“I grew up in Las Vegas and believe The Smith Center is necessary for our community as it represents the city in a new light. It’s entertainment for the entire family. If this was around when I was younger it would have given me an incentive to pursue the performing arts at an early age.” -Daniel Barletta Musical Director, Calvary Chapel Christian School Photo by Geri Kodey
“The Smith Center has been such a wonderful addition to our community. I have enjoyed bringing my two young daughters to see live theater and music as well as special events such as the Nevada High School Musical Theater Awards. As a high school teacher, it was especially meaningful to attend the NVHSMTA and see my talented students perform on the Reynolds Hall stage in front of family, friends, peers and distinguished judges. We are looking forward to seeing many more performances and creating many more memories at The Smith Center.” - Dallas Johnston Teacher at Las Vegas Academy of the Arts Photo by Geri Kodey
2013/2014 PERFORMANCE
Performances at The Smith Center during the 2013/2014 season
Tickets purchased by patrons
Kristin Chenoweth performs with 2013 Nevada High School Musical Theater Awards Best Actor Ray Winters.
ZOPPÉ ITALIAN FAMILY CIRCUS
WILLIE NELSON
Photo by Geri Kodey
JOSHUA BELL
CHRIS BOTTI
THE TEMPEST
Photos by Erik Kabik
ALVIN AILEY
EDUCATION
IS IN OUR
Students and their teachers attended performances at The Smith Center during the school year
Photos by Geri Kodey
“Attending a performance connected to a book lends value to a student’s reading comprehension and engagement. Cultural literature gives students a personal connection to the topic and significantly influences their reading performance. A theatrical production offers many opportunities for enrichment with a focus on creativity across the curriculum.” – Dr. Debra Ramos 2nd Grade Teacher, Ira J. Earl Elementary School
“Most of our students don’t get outside of our school neighborhood very often, so just the experience of riding a bus to The Smith Center is a big deal. It is great for them to have the opportunity to see art and enjoy the performing arts. The idea of getting dressed up to do something so special really excites them.” – Vanessa Price 1st Grade Teacher, Elaine Wynn Elementary School
2013/2014 EDUCATION
Students and teachers experienced in-school performances presented by local and visiting artists through The Smith Center’s leadership in the Southern Nevada Ensuring the Arts for Any Given Child initiative
Educators participated in professional development workshops led by National Wolf Trap and Kennedy Center teaching artists
Nevada high school musical theater awards Photos by Geri Kodey
Student Matinee
Monkey Baa Theater, actor Tim McGarry, photographer Heidrun Lohr
© 2013 The Brad Simon Organization, inc.
DREAM CARVER
I AM JACK
Student Matinee
Photo by Geri Kodey
CAMP BROADWAY
Photo by Geri Kodey
DISNEY MUSICALS in schools
“The best experiences in my life have been in the theater and on the stage. When I heard that I could be a part of allowing that to happen for many children throughout the city, there was no way I could pass up that opportunity. Being a teaching artist for The Smith Center has enriched my life ten-fold. Every little twinkling eye leaves a lasting imprint on my heart, which is fuller than I could have ever imagined it could be.” Early learning through the arts Artist Residency
– Kathy Ortiz Teaching Artist - Disney Musicals in Schools
COMMUNITY
Couples said “I do� at The Smith Center
Volunteers contributed 8,200 hours to The Smith Center
Photo by Ella Gagiano
Meet and greets held between artists and donors
“Being a docent, I get to share the story of The Smith Center with all kinds of people, some of whom have never been to a performance. When a group tours the center, we talk about the art, architecture, acoustics and experiences. I like to share my own stories of events and performances to illustrate points about the building.” - Claudia Newbury
Photo by Cashman Photo
The Smith Center Volunteer
“As a member of The Smith Center’s Board of Advisors, I have the opportunity to engage with the center in a more meaningful way than simply attending shows. We learn about upcoming events, hear from the people behind-the-scenes who make the center what it is and help advise on the opportunities and challenges The Smith Center faces as it continues to evolve.” - Dave Kirvin Kirvin Doak Communications
2013/2014 COMMUNITY SUPPORT NEARLY 25% of our operating budget comes from PRIVATE SUPPORT. Over the past year 918 DONORS stepped forward to support The Smith Center and help fill the gap between ticket revenue and the annual cost of operations. Members of the Carillon Circle and Friends of The Smith Center contributed $1,780,451 to help make THE ARTS AVAILABLE FOR ALL. This support allowed us to offer affordable ticket pricing and a diverse range of world-class performances. EDUCATION is at The Heart of The Smith Center. $610,642 was raised to build a strong performing arts-based education program for teachers and students throughout the valley. Corporate partners invested $1,196,958 to improve our QUALITY OF LIFE and the economic health of our city through this high-quality performing arts center that is embraced by the community.
Donors Betsi Steinberg and Madeleine Andress at the Chairman’s Celebration dinner.
“The Smith Center has been a catalyst for the excitement occurring downtown. Downtown restaurants and other venues benefit greatly from its existence and proximity to Fremont East and the Arts District. Having this venue downtown only means that more people will get to come and experience the excitement both before and after performances.” – Terry Murphy President, Strategic Solutions; Past President, Downtown Las Vegas Alliance; Honorary Consul of Ireland for Nevada
Recently, our community lost two great patrons of the performing arts. Jerry Ritholz-Jarvis and his friend Carole Hassell deeply loved the theater. During the opening night of The Smith Center, Jerry sat in the Grand Lobby and was overwhelmed with joy. He highly valued what The Smith Center brought to Southern Nevada and rarely missed a performance. Jerry and Carole are shown here enjoying a post-show meet and greet with Alan Alda.
“Fred and Mary Smith were two of my parents’ very closest friends when I was growing up in Las Vegas. When the fundraising started, my mother had already passed away, but my father was still alive and wanted to honor that friendship by becoming a Founder of The Smith Center. From opening night, to the next performance, every time I walk into that building I’m reminded of both of my parents, the Smiths and the incredible town I was lucky enough to be raised in.” – Gary Ackerman Gaudin Ford Broadway Las Vegas® Sponsor
OUR FOUNDERS Donald W. Reynolds Foundation Don and Dee Snyder and Family Nancy and Kell Houssels Fred W. and Mary B. Smith William S. and Judy Boyd Beverly and Jim Rogers Wendy and Richard Plaster Johnny A. Ribeiro, Jr. Family Trust Keith G. Boman, M.D. Cirque du Soleil Thomas & Mack Company Pierre and Pamela Omidyar Jacqulyn C. Shropshire The Caesars Foundation The Fertitta Family Eileen and Allen Anes Norman M. Forrester and William R. Griffin Richard T. and Jeri S. Crawford Don and Susan Ackerman Drs. M. Nafees and Shamim N. Nagy
MGM Resorts International Jerry and Maryanna Herbst NV Energy Jim and Heather Murren Boyd Gaming Corporation Wells Fargo Theodore, Doris, Greg, Dana and Ernest Lee Clark County School District Fred and Harriet Cox Charles L. Atwood Las Vegas Review-Journal The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company The Knauss Family Dennis and Carol Troesh Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Lori and Mark James and Phyllis Frias Mary C. Cashman Cox Communications, Inc.
Elaine Wynn Bennett Family Foundation Janice and Fred Allen and Gary L. Haupt Tony Hsieh Diane and Robert Bigelow Madeleine and Don Andress Bonnie and Bill Paulos The Charles N. Mathewson Foundation John and Nancy Shepherd Las Vegas Sands Lovee and Bob Arum Wynn Resorts Cliff and Donna Findlay Family Carolyn and Gary Hanna The John C. Kish Foundation Stella and Rob Roy City of Las Vegas Clark County State of Nevada
The Smith Center values the extraordinary generosity of the many Capital Campaign donors who contributed to the building of this beautiful cultural centerpiece. Early in our dream, you believed in the promise of a performing arts center where our community would gather to be inspired for generations to come. Today, because of your support, we celebrate world-class performances in dance, music and theater. Together, we have forever changed the cultural experience in Southern Nevada, and we are proud to recognize your leadership giving in perpetuity through engraved messages on our great walls.
CARILLON CIRCLE As of 6/30/14 1st Octave ($100,000+) The Tony and Renee Marlon Charitable Foundation The Walt Disney Company Elaine Wynn 2nd Octave ($50,000+) John Andrews Breguet Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck Dr. Tyree and Mary Carr Peter and Angela Dal Pezzo Carolyn Hanna Les J. Silver and Andrea Rothschild-Silver United Way of Southern Nevada
3rd Octave ($20,000+) Janice Allen Bally Technologies Selma and Troy Bartlett Bennett Family Foundation Ande and Glenn Christenson Cirque du Soleil Citibank Cox Communications Richard Ditton and Deborah DeLanoy Patrick C. Duffy Christina and Alan Feldman Jonathan and Kari Halkyard Nancy and Kell Houssels Don Jones and Christopher Gannon Irwin, Sharon and Joanna Kishner Las Vegas Harley Davidson Nevada Blind Children’s Foundation
Wendy and Richard Plaster Dave Rice Foundation Sig and Lori Rogich Jacqulyn C. Shropshire Kim Sinatra and Harry Hagerty Don and Dee Snyder and Family Patricia and Charles Sprincin Roger Thomas and Arthur Libera Carolynn Berardi Towbin Mark and Sandra Tratos Wynn Resorts 4th Octave ($10,000+) Alcohol Awareness Training Hugh and Denise Anderson Robert C. Anderson Lovee and Bob Arum Gloria, George, Dana, BJ and Monty Balaban
Heidi and Lawrence Canarelli and Family Robert Davenport Dior Downtown Grand Las Vegas Donna Epstein Family Trust Katherine Ferguson The Fertility Center Randy and Stacie Garcia Jaswinder and Monica Grover Richard M. Haddrill Chuck, Jon and Megan Halsey Daniel Hamilton and Mary-Ann Winkelmes Barbara and Greg Heinrich Betty and Irwin Helford Henriksen Butler Fred and Kris Hipwell Laura Hoenemeyer and Jay Barrett Deborah Jacob and Dow Timmen
Bob and Alison Kasner Donald and Joan Castle Dave and Brigette Kirvin Oksoon (Julie) The John C. Kish Foundation Elam-Goldberg Mr. Tom Kovach Kathie and Al Faccinto, Jr. and Mr. Matt McCarthy Norman M. Forrester and Lark McCarthy William R. Griffin and Michael Thomas, M.D. Kathryn and Herman Fox Chris and Marianne Lane The Friedman Charitable The Larsen Family Foundation Bonnie Lemert Lana and Victor Fuchs Todd-Avery Lenahan GCA Mark, Lynne and Adam Lerner Valerie and John Glenn Scott Y. MacTaggart Hal and Shawn Goldblatt Dr. James B. Manning The Grainger Foundation and Family Hugo’s Cellar Dr. Mark and Amy McKenzie Donald and Eylene King Edward and Gail Miller Doris and Ted Lee John Nelson Dr. John and Carole Lepore and Milo Miloscia Dr. Benjamin S. Marsha Newman and Rebecca Lurie and Stan Pollack Gary L. McCreary William and Sylvia Noonan and Damon M. Lang In memory of Frank “Jack” Greg and Karen McKinley Plevo Drs. Paul and Susan Michael PRG Rabbi Yocheved Mintz PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Ned Newman Donald W. Reynolds The Allison Foundation and Philip Richards Family Jerry Ritholz-Jarvis The Ian and Irmalee Brian and Laura Ritz Ross Family The Robinson Charles Sapp and Frankoff Families and Saundra Vance Michael and Katie Rosenblum Jared and Claire Shafer Stella and Rob Roy Pat and Joy Shalmy Tony and Elaine Sanchez The Stewarts – Todd, Carol, Gigi and Tariq Shaukat Joseph and Daisy Debra C. and Lee A. Siefert George S. Tu and Amy Kao Steinberg Family Foundation Union Pacific Foundation John and Carol Taylor Vegas Luxury Rides Francisco “TJ” Tejeda Margie and Steve Wilkinson Senator Randolph and Dr. Randall and Jennifer Yee Robyne Townsend F. Craig Wilson PLATINUM ($2,500+) Wirtz Beverage Nevada Steven and Jennifer Avena Tim and Shari Wong L. Eddie Ball Robert and Alisa Worth Michael A. Benassi Dr. Michael S. Bradford FRIENDS OF George Busch THE SMITH CENTER Dr. Geoffrey Chiara As of 6/30/14 Chiropractic Health Services Victor and Wendy Colosi DIAMOND ($5,000+) Paul and Debbie Daughetee Anonymous Kathleen Delaney Charles L. Atwood Franceen Dunn Bank of New York Mellon Ellsworth Gilman Stout CPAs The Beef Jerky Store Dr. Mitchell and Pearl Forman Keith G. Boman, M.D. Dr. Donielle Freedman The Bridges Family Mr. and Mrs. Neil Friedman Bonnie and Richard Bryan Marlene and Ivan Friedmutter
Neil and Elaine Galatz Mayors Oscar B. and Carolyn G. Goodman Steve and Dawn Graham GTECH USA, LLC Victoria Higgins Dr. Ronald and Zugeith Koe Kristen Mary Lynch Drs. Donna and Randy Miller Marsha Miller and Sam Schaul Paul Moffat Joseph and Jessie Murphy The Murphey Family George and Ann Murray Stephen and Denise Needleman Nevada Arts Council Nevada Community Foundation Anthony Ng Family ONEOVERCHAOS, LLP Angela and Paul Otto Dr. Edmond and Heather Pack Dr. Samir Pancholi Margo Provost and Ed Marshall Thomas and Eileen Raney David Redfearn, Ph.D. Gary and Rosemary Richardson David and Lisa Riggleman Tony and Christine Rose Betty Salvucci and Pamela Salvucci Sharon Von Tobel Schmitt William Schramm Nan Schwartz and Carole Fisher Southern Wine and Spirits Tony Stephens, M.D. Brad and Lauren Sugars TAL Chia-Hui Tong Top of Binion’s Steakhouse Robert I. Weiss GOLD ($1,000+) Alverson, Taylor, Mortensen and Sanders Jessica and Tom Amick Andrew Artusa The Law Offices of Martha J. Ashcraft Clyde Atkisson and Max Gray Leigh and Phil Aurbach Paul and Inara Bandt Larry and Kathy Barnson Laurel L. Barry Cynde Beer
Catherine G. Bellver Shelley Berkley Linda and Bruce Berry Patricia and Robert Brinton Dr. and Mrs. Dwyte E. Brooks Margaret M. Carnell Larry and Annette Carter Marcia and George Chami Dr. Dwayne and Carol Chesnut, Esq. Todd and Terry Clore Bryan J. Cohen Barbara Robinson and Andres Costas M.D. Shelley Wike Cranley Lynn and Terian Day Destination Spa Salon David Dierking Sydney Doumani Mark Dreschler Laurie Engel Carlos Espinoza and Yvette DeZalia Rhonda C. Evans Everything Medical Curtis and Eliane Miller Lewis Fanger William Filbert Deborah Franklin Norma Friedman Bill and Nancy Fullerton George and Nancy Gingerelli Jordan Goldblatt Robert D. Grossman, Jr. and Carol W. Sullivan Christopher Todd Hall Christopher and Kristina Hamner Tami Hance and Ben Lehr John and Sheila Hicinbothem Wayne Hillock Dawn and Christopher Hume Alan and Torrie Hunter Warren and Rita Isom Craig Iwamoto Terry and Judy Jones JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort and Spa Drs. Brian and Cindy Kawasaki Buffie and Tom Kerestesi Shana and Robert Kim Mac King and Jennifer Sils-King Lucy Klinkhammer Philip and Anne Kohn Greg and Nicole Korte Kirk and Teri Lachman Todd and Esther Laird David H. and Doreen B. Lee
Edward and Julie Lepere David and Lisa Lucchese Friends of Debra March Bill and Denise Martin Patricia Masciana and Joe Winchell Rick McGough Wendy and Raul Meoz Dr. Robert and Lori Merrell Drs. Paul and Susan Michael Kenneth E. and Betty J. Miller Ms. Terry Murphy Tanya Murray Sarah and Wilson Ning Kathleen M. Nylen Peter O’Neill and Humberto Gonzalez Drs. Tousif Pasha and Shazia Kirmani-Pasha Casey and Robin Perkins
Robert W. Potter and Becky Pintar Darline Rist Reeder Kay Reich Susan and Jeff Richards Rocket36 dev studio Rosenbluth Family Foundation James and Melodie Rudd The Salzer Family Trust Andrew Jo Schack Joanne K. Schlekewy Dorothy Shepherd Hal and Sharon Silverberg Terry and Diana Smith Wes and Stacie Smith Becky Snow and Family JoAnn and William Sullivan Michael Tajeri Patricia Taylor
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
BOARD OF ADVISORS
Donald D. Snyder Chairman Dr. Keith Boman Vice Chairman Kim Sinatra Secretary Jonathan Halkyard Treasurer Diana L. Bennett Michael F. Bolognini Cedric Crear Patrick C. Duffy David Dunn Alan M. Feldman Richard Haddrill Fred Hipwell Nancy Houssels Scott MacTaggart Jerry Nadal Richard Plaster Rory Reid Jacqulyn Shropshire Roger P. Thomas Mark Tratos Michael Yackira
Gary Ackerman Curtis Alexander Janice Allen Bob Anderson Hugh Anderson Leora Blau Bob Brown Denise Cashman Said Daneshmand Robert Davenport Joe DeHart Patrick Duffy Naz Ford Matthew Frazier Jody Ghanem Valerie Glenn Robin Greenspun Deborah Jacob Steve Keltie Dave Kirvin Marianne Lane
Executive Team Myron Martin President and Chief Executive Officer Paul Beard Vice President and Chief Operating Officer John Burnett Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Lucy Klinkhammer Vice President of Development Candy Schneider Vice President of Education and Outreach Suzanne Chabre Vice President of Marketing and Communications
Dr. Michael and Jennifer Tenby Carole C. and Norman Terry Dr. John Wohlwend and Dr. Candice Tung Transamerica Audio Group, Inc. Dr. Raphael and Diana Valencia Dr. and Mrs. Timothy E. VanDuzer Daniel and Marian Wenker Sharon and Wydell Williams Lisa Woodson and Mark West Yale Yeandel Loretta Zahn Zumasys
Todd-Avery Lenahan Mark Lerner Matt McCarthy Rick McGough Greg McKinley Glenn Meier Craig Miller John Nelson Angela Otto Brian Ritz Stella Roy Elaine Sanchez Seth Schorr Tariq Shaukat Carolyn Sparks Debra Spinelli Patricia Sprincin Mark Tratos Cathy Tull
Diana Villanueva Shari Wong Alisa Nave Worth As of 6/30/14
Looking We take being The Heart of the Arts® very seriously, and look forward to another great year of diverse programming and furthering our excellent education and outreach programs. High Quality Performances We will continue to offer incredible arts and entertainment programming and anticipate another good year for our resident companies - Nevada Ballet Theatre and the Las Vegas Philharmonic. Since opening, we’ve booked all kinds of programs, and the Las Vegas audience has voted with their ticket purchases. Based on their interests, we will offer the best in music, theater and dance, plus more family-friendly programming. Season highlights include the launch of the national tour of the Broadway hit, Kinky Boots, a return engagement of Wicked, a re-imagined version of Pippin, comic icon Jerry Lewis, Swiss movement troupe Mummenschanz, international singer-songwriter Gordon Lightfoot, NPR humorist David Sedaris, platinum-selling artist Jackie Evancho, Grammy Award® winner Burt Bacharach, a new three-show family series, and many more. Yes, there is something here for everyone. Learning Through The Arts The education and outreach programs of The Smith Center provide students and teachers opportunities to make valuable connections to classroom learning through the arts. Arts education has been proven to enhance children’s mental and cognitive abilities, increase cultural understanding, develop social skills and improve performance across core curriculum areas. During the upcoming school year, we anticipate 65,000 students attending one of our nine student matinees. From School House Rocks, to Flat Stanley, to ImaginOcean, students will have the opportunity to experience performances by local, regional, national and international artists, designed to inspire and energize youth audiences. Additionally, students will be treated to performances by our resident companies. Through partnerships, we will continue to cultivate our future art patrons. As a Kennedy Center Partners in Education member, The Smith Center offers teachers across Southern Nevada information and strategies for arts-based learning. During the coming year, we expect to welcome more than 300 educators to participate in professional development workshops and classroom sessions. As one of the first regional venues to be awarded a partnership with the Disney Musicals in Schools program, the Education team will once again work with the Clark County School District to create a sustainable theater program for select at-risk schools. And of course, the education season will conclude with the profoundly entertaining and impactful Nevada High School Musical Theater Awards. A chance to acknowledge the effort and accomplishments of Nevada’s young performers, the highlight of the program is the selection of two students to attend the National High School Musical Theater Awards in New York City. There they participate in a Broadway boot camp taught by theater professionals and have the opportunity to perform on a real Broadway stage. Access to the Arts Part of The Smith Center’s mission is to make arts accessible for all. With our donors’ generous contributions, we strive to offer affordable ticket prices to the community at large. However ticket sales only cover about 75 percent of our operating budget. To preserve our beautiful venue and grow education and outreach programs, we must continue to rely on private support to cover the remaining 25 percent. In the coming year, we need your help to meet our goal of raising $4 million through gifts to the Annual Fund and through sponsorships. Tell a friend about your experience and the forever memories created at The Smith Center. Encourage others to buy tickets for performances. Advocate on behalf of the arts and arts education in our community and get involved. Demonstrate your appreciation for The Smith Center by becoming a member of the Annual Fund. Renew your contribution or make your first gift. The Smith Center is more than just its performance venues, it’s The Heart of the Arts®. Your commitment will help us sustain the programs that you enjoy so much and enhance the quality of life in Southern Nevada.
Thank you for your support. We can’t wait to explore all that is ahead.
UPCOMING September September 4 – 14 Kinky Boots / Reynolds Hall September 13 Arturo Sandoval / Cabaret Jazz September 16 Jim Caruso’s Cast Party with Billy Stritch / Cabaret Jazz September 19 & 20 Masters of Hawaiian Music: George Kahumoku Jr., Led Kaapana, “Uncle” Richard Ho’opi’i / Cabaret Jazz September 20 & 21 Nevada Ballet Theatre — A Midsummer Night’s Dream Act 1 & Seasons / Reynolds Hall September 22 Nevada Sesquicentennial All-Star Concert / Reynolds Hall September 24 Gordon Lightfoot: 50 Years On The Carefree Highway Tour / Reynolds Hall September 26 The Lon Bronson Band with special guest star Larry Braggs / Cabaret Jazz September 27 Kristen Hertzenberg - Spellbound / Cabaret Jazz September 27 Las Vegas Philharmonic — Masterworks I: Introducing Maestro Cabrera with special guest Deborah Voigt / Reynolds Hall September 30 An Evening with Jerry Lewis / Reynolds Hall
OCTOBER October 3 October 4 October 8 – November 9 October 10 & 11 October 24 – 26 October 29 – November 2
Las Vegas Contemporary Dance Theater presents Alice Down the Rabbit Hole / Reynolds Hall Alan Parsons Live Project / Reynolds Hall Wicked / Reynolds Hall Cheyenne Jackson / Cabaret Jazz Soul Men and Lady Soul Starring Spectrum and Radiance / Cabaret Jazz Steve Solomon’s “My Mother’s Italian, My Father’s Jewish and I’m in Therapy” / Troesh Studio Theater
NOVEMBER November 7 & 8 Storm Large & Le Bonheur / Cabaret Jazz November 11 MUMMENSCHANZ — The Musicians of Silence / Reynolds Hall November 15 Las Vegas Philharmonic — Pops I “Aloha From Las Vegas” / Reynolds Hall November 20 – 23 The Kinsey Sicks in “America’s Next Top Bachelor Housewife Celebrity Hoarder Makeover Star Gone Wild!” / Troesh Studio Theater November 21 & 22 Oleta Adams / Cabaret Jazz November 22 Las Vegas Philharmonic — Masterworks II “Great European Mastery” / Reynolds Hall November 23 An Evening with David Sedaris / Reynolds Hall November 25 – 30 Pippin / Reynolds Hall November 28 – 30 Sister’s Christmas Catechism “The Mystery of The Magi’s Gold” / Troesh Studio Theater
DECEMBER December 3 – 6 Sister’s Christmas Catechism “The Mystery of The Magi’s Gold” / Troesh Studio Theater December 5 – 7 Clint Holmes for the Holidays / Cabaret Jazz December 6 Las Vegas Philharmonic — Pops II “Fa La La Las Vegas” / Reynolds Hall December 7 Totally 80s Symphonic! / Reynolds Hall
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