2018 Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Annual Report

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2018 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

FRONT COVER

As part of the Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts, Barcelona-based studio, Playmodes, presented the U.S. premiere of Beyond, an immersive, audiovisual installation that explored relationships between space, time, and perception.

BACK COVER

2 WELCOME 4

PITTSBURGH INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF FIRSTS

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PERFORMING ARTS

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VISUAL ARTS

14 FESTIVALS 18

ARTS EDUCATION

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STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

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REAL ESTATE

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CULTURAL DISTRICT COMMUNITY

The Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts included the North American premiere of Androcles and the Lion (EQT Bridge Theater Series).

Audience members reclined in hammocks, as an actress told a suspenseful tale, and images played out on an elaborate projection screen overhead.

INSIDE FRONT COVER

Acclaimed choreographer Yabin Wang fuses Chinese culture with contemporary dance to tell a dramatic modern-day story in Moon Opera.

32 DEVELOPMENT 34

DONOR LISTING

42 FINANCIALS 44

BOARDS AND COMMITTEES

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STAFF

PITTSBURGH CULTURAL TRUST • 1

HELLO, FRIENDS AND PARTNERS! NONE OF OUR ACHIEVEMENTS WOULD BE POSSIBLE WITHOUT THE KEYSTONE OF OUR ABIDING MEMBERS, FOUNDATIONS, CORPORATIONS, AND PUBLIC OFFICIALS. Our special thanks to Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald, The Allegheny Foundation, Allegheny Regional Asset District, The Benter Foundation, Cohen & Grigsby, Colcom Foundation, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Dollar Bank, Eden Hall Foundation, EQT Foundation, Giant Eagle, Inc., Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council, The Heinz Endowments, Highmark, The Hillman Foundation, Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development, Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership, The Pittsburgh Foundation, Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto, PNC Foundation, PPG Industries, Inc., Richard King Mellon Foundation, UPMC | UPMC Health Plan, Vibrant Pittsburgh, and our local elected officials, among many others.

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Over the course of the past year, we witnessed the profound ways in which the arts can impact our community. With each performance, we were reminded of the power of the arts to change lives, lift spirits, and open minds. As proud stewards of the arts in our thriving Cultural District, we strive to share the finest performing and visual arts experiences with diverse and growing audiences.

This year, by presenting the 2018 Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts, our tradition of shaping the future of American art continued by showcasing new art forms and cultivating new audiences. For eight weeks this past fall, the Cultural District became a hub for never-before-seen works of art from around the globe. Featuring the work of 30 artistic companies from 20 countries, the Festival offered attendees a different lens through which to view the world. To ensure the continued success of our entire roster of festivals, thanks to the generous support of an anonymous donor, the Trust created a dedicated festival endowment—the earnings of which will support the free and amazing offerings Trust festivals add to the community. We also spent much of the last year—and beyond—preparing for a global phenomenon of a different kind—the Pittsburgh

premiere of Broadway blockbuster, Hamilton, which opened at the Benedum Center in January 2019. With more than 88,000 people seeing the show during its four-week run, Hamilton proved to be a major driver of economic growth in our region, bringing many first-time audiences to the Cultural District.

Our commitment to excellence encompasses not only our on-stage programming, but also the holistic experience of our guests. This past year, to keep pace with national best practices, the Trust implemented enhanced security measures at our largest venues. We also sought to enrich the guest experience with the addition of front-of-house ambassadors, supplementing the work of our wonderful volunteer ushers.

The achievements of the past year would not have been possible without the support of organizations and individuals who share our vision and enhance our impact: our outstanding resident companies, our talented administrative staff, our generous sponsors, donors, and members, our supportive elected officials, our deeply committed Board of Trustees, our extraordinary team of volunteers and front-of-house staff, and of course, you—our dedicated partners, supporters, and audiences. Thank you!

J. Kevin McMahon

Richard J. Harshman

President and CEO Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

Chair, Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Chairman, President, and CEO Allegheny Technologies, Inc. WELCOME • 3

2018 PITTSBURGH INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF FIRSTS HIGHLIGHTS

THE POWER OF ONE TO UNITE PITTSBURGH INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF FIRSTS

With the 2018 Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts, the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust sought to elevate its role as a presenter of diverse and globally-minded arts programming. Building upon the success of past Festivals, this year’s was the most ambitious and far-reaching project to date. For eight weeks, from September 21st to November 11th, the Trust presented an expanded showcase of cutting edge performing and visual arts attractions from around the globe— including U.S., North American, and world premieres. The Festival featured the work of more than 30 international companies and artists, hailing from over 20 countries across six continents—and included representation from Pittsburgh’s own arts community.

The vision for the 2018 Festival of Firsts was shaped by the Trust’s own 12-person curatorial team, who were joined by Quantum Theatre’s artistic director, Karla Boos, who served as Guest Curator. Together, this diverse team traveled extensively during the 18-month planning process, discovering art that transcended geographical borders and united people across cultural barriers. Through the exploration of universal themes, these works of art reminded us that there is

Brazil’s Deborah Colker Dance Company celebrated the US premiere of Cão Sem Plumas at the Byham Theater, kicking off the 20182019 Pittsburgh Dance Council season.

more that unites us than divides us.

500 UNIQUE ARTS EXPERIENCES WERE OFFERED THROUGH THE PITTSBURGH INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF FIRSTS. THE FESTIVAL ATTRACTED OVER 30,000 ATTENDEES DURING ITS EIGHT-WEEK RUN.

WORLD PREMIERES CHATTERTON

Based on the book by Peter Ackroyd; presented by Quantum Theatre Trinity Cathedral MANIFOLD

10,000 people viewed Manifold.

Projection Mapping by Filip Roca; original music composed by Wang Lu; conducted by Daniel Nesta Curtis Benedum Center Façade NONOTAK

The Festival’s wide-ranging programming included Broadway hits (Cirque Éloize HOTEL), innovative immersive experiences (Blind Cinema, Beyond), breathtaking visual art (NONOTAK, Manifold), casual cabaret, and one-of-a-kind educational programs. The breadth

and diversity of programming underscored the notion that art is for everyone.

Noemi Schipfer and Takami Nakamoto Wood Street Galleries MACHINE CULTURE

Henrik Menne, Zoro Feigl, Kausik Mukhopadhyay, Samuel St Aubin, Kristoffer Myskja, Ali Miharbi, Oz Malul, Keny Marshall, Ujoo & Limhee Young and Peter Flemming SPACE ANTUMBRA

Keny Marshall 707 Penn Gallery 50 CITIES, 50 TRACES

Remembering Hiroshima Imagining Peace, Mayors for Peace, City of Asylum 937 Gallery

CIRQUE ÉLOIZE HOTEL

MRS. KRISHNAN’S PARTY

Part of PNC Broadway in Pittsburgh Benedum Center

Indian Ink Theatre Company Trust Arts Education Center

GAB SQUAD

ANDROCLES AND THE LION

Gab Bonesso; Trust Arts Education Trust Arts Education Center

Teatret Gruppe 38 & Carte Blanche Trust Arts Education Center

JOAN DIDION’S “THE WHITE ALBUM”

Yabin Wang Dance Byham Theater

Lars Jan + Early Morning Opera August Wilson African American Cultural Center

US PREMIERES

LARGER THAN LIFE: FRANKENSTEIN & KARATE MAN PATRICK KIM

Hanut31 Theater and Bricolage Production Company Bricolage | 937 Liberty Avenue CRI DES NAGO

Ayikodans August Wilson African American Cultural Center LIBERATION

BEYOND

Playmodes Cultural District – Penn & Eighth DEBORAH COLKER DANCE CÃO SEM PLUMAS

Part of the Pittsburgh Dance Council Series Byham Theater TAGO: KOREAN DRUM II

Atobiz; Part of the Cohen & Grigsby Trust Presents Series Byham Theater

Pittsburgh Jazz Orchestra featuring Sean Jones Greer Cabaret Theater

KAROO MOOSE – NO FATHERS

NORTH AMERICAN PREMIERES

ESPÆCE

IN THE TUNNEL

Gesher Theater August Wilson African American Cultural Center WHAT’S THAT?

Teatr-Pralnia with CCA Dakh Peirce Studio Trust Arts Education Center FLYING GIRLS

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THE MOON OPERA

Peju Alatise August Wilson African American Cultural Center

Baxter Theatre Centre Trust Arts Education Center A piece by Aurélien Bory August Wilson African American Cultural Center

REGIONAL PREMIERES BLIND CINEMA

Britt Hatzius Harris Theater EVA NOBLEZADA: DIRECT FROM LONDON

Part of the Trust Cabaret Series Greer Cabaret Theater FESTIVAL OF FIRSTS • 5

2018 PERFORMING ARTS HIGHLIGHTS The performing arts remain critical to the rich quality of life enjoyed in our region. Whether it’s theater, dance, live music, or other forms of expression, the arts allow audiences to broaden their perspectives, deepen their sense of self, and celebrate the diversity that surrounds them. At their best, the performing arts revitalize the human spirit.

THE POWER OF ONE TO UPLIFT PERFORMING ARTS

As the Trust has continued to enhance the quality of its arts programming, we’ve reached record numbers in attendance and subscribers. The 2018-19 season of PNC Broadway in Pittsburgh boasted the highest number of subscribers ever. Similarly, the Pittsburgh Dance Council series also enjoyed its highest level of subscribers—along with a 31% increase in attendance since 2015.

As part of the Trust’s ongoing mission to expand accessibility, Pittsburgh became the first market outside of New York City to present a sensory-friendly performance of the Broadway smash, Wicked. This special performance enabled children and adults on the autism spectrum, along with their families, to enjoy the show in a comfortable environment that was sensitive to their needs.

Aurélian Bory’s Espæce utilized acrobats, dancers, actors, and singers— along with a flexible wall and the manipulation of mathematical tools—to highlight an innovative approach to theater.

For the second year in a row, the Trust partnered with the Pittsburgh Winery to produce “A Benedum Christmas: Home for the Holidays,” a special concert featuring homegrown musical talent. A diverse lineup of 15 local artists, musicians, and bands came together to celebrate the

holidays and the city we call home.

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PNC BROADWAY IN PITTSBURGH

EQT BRIDGE THEATER SERIES

BENEDUM CENTER

TRUST ARTS EDUCATION CENTER

Love Never Dies

The Bodyguard Waitress As part of the engagement, a contest was held to find a local child to play the role of “Lulu” in the show’s finale scene.

HEINZ HALL

Rent Aladdin

PITTSBURGH DANCE COUNCIL SERIES

The Play That Goes Wrong

BYHAM THEATER

Cirque Éloize HOTEL World Premiere; Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts

Grupo Corpo

Anastasia West Virginia native Trevor Dion Nicholas won over audiences as the Genie in Disney’s Aladdin.

The Young King Slingsby Theatre Company, Australia

Wicked Sensory-Friendly Performance

Fiddler on the Roof The Trust dedicated the 2018 engagement of Fiddler on the Roof to Pittsburgh’s Jewish community, following the tragedy at the Tree of Life synagogue.

Rent Cinderella ELF The Musical

DIAVOLO: Architecture in Motion Wang Ramirez “Borderline” BodyTraffic Deborah Colker Dance Cão Sem Plumas US Premiere; Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts Yabin Wang Dance The Moon Opera North American Premiere; Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts

Androcles and the Lion Teatret Gruppe 38 and Carte Blanche North American Premiere; Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts AUGUST WILSON AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTER

The 13-Story Treehouse CDP Theatre Producers Feathers of Fire: A Persian Epic ArtsCONNECT; Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation with support from the National Endowment for the Arts

CITIZENS BANK CHILDREN’S THEATER SERIES BYHAM THEATER

Skippyjon Jones Snow What Theatreworks USA Carnival of the Animals Dragons Love Tacos Theatreworks, USA The Rainbow Fish Mermaid Theater of Nova Scotia Aga-Boom Clown Action Productions and Dimitri Bogatirev (Russia/USA)

Trust President & CEO Kevin McMahon (with the Trust’s Sarah Aziz) gets ‘pied,’ as part of the Waitress Pie Challenge.

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TRUST CABARET SERIES

MULTIPLE CHOICE EVENTS

GREER CABARET THEATER

AUGUST WILSON AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTER

Marin Mazzie & Jason Danieley Carmen Cusack Lillias White In Memoriam: The late Broadway legend, Marin Mazzie [second from left], poses with [left to right] Bruce Pyle, Richard Rauh, Jason Danieley, and Bill Benter backstage at the Greer Cabaret Theater.

Jim Caruso’s Cast Party Eva Noblezada: Direct from London Regional Premiere; Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts Jane Lynch: A Swingin’ Little Christmas

Antony Hamilton: Multiple Choice Dance/Machine We Are the XX: Multiple Choice Let’s Talk San E & Mad Clown: Multiple Choice KPOP San E & Mad Clown was the first presentation of K-pop artists in the Cultural District.

COHEN & GRIGSBY TRUST PRESENTS SERIES

BENEDUM CENTER

BYHAM THEATER

Dancing with the Stars LIVE

Trey Anastasio

AUGUST WILSON AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTER

Wicked Sensory-Friendly Performance

Anthony Jeselnik

Daniel Beaty in Emergency

Ron White Paw Patrol LIVE

Rhiannon Giddens

The Mountaintop BENEDUM CENTER

Brit Floyd Wild Kratts LIVE YANNI 25 Acropolis Anniversary Concert Tour Celtic Thunder X Straight No Chaser Hip Hop Nutcracker

Ticket demand for Kaiju Big Battel outgrew the August Wilson African American Cultural Center, moving to the Byham Theater, where it sold over 900 tickets.

TRUST ARTS EDUCATION CENTER

What’s That?

Teatr-Pralnia with CCA Dakh North American Premiere; Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts Mrs. Krishnan’s Party Indian Ink Theatre Company North American Premiere; Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts

60s Rock ‘n Remember LIVE Maks, Val, and Peta Live on Tour: Confidential Disney Junior Dance Party David Byrne

The Decemberists

The Mavericks

Lea Michele and Darren Criss Alison Krauss

BYHAM THEATER

HARRIS THEATER

One Man Dark Night

Blind Cinema Blind Cinema was presented as part of the Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts.

Showcase Noir

Lindsey Stirling

Hollywood Special Effects Show

Lorraine Hansberry: Sighted Eyes/Feeling Heart A Celebration of Women’s History Month

A Magical Cirque Christmas

PostSecret: The Show Mummenschanz Potted Potter iLuminate Junie B. Jones: Jingle Bells, Batman Smells A Charlie Brown Christmas

Joan Didion’s “The White Album” World Premiere; Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts In the Tunnel North American Premiere; Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts Espæce US Premiere; Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts Hilaree Nelson: Point of No Return

Tago: Korean Drum II US Premiere; Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts

Peppa Pig LIVE

Double Dare LIVE

Bollywood Boulevard

Welcome to Night Vale

An Evening with Ghost

AUGUST WILSON AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTER

Musical Thrones: A Parody of Ice and Fire

Erasure: World Be Gone Tour

Fab Four: The Ultimate Beatles Tribute

Billy Gardell

Kaiju Big Battel

Mary Chapin Carpenter

Fleet Foxes

TRUST EVENTS

BYHAM THEATER

Capitol Steps

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Bill Burr

The FUN Show with Cat & Nat

Larger Than Life: Frankenstein & Karate Man Patrick Kim World Premiere: Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts

PITTSBURGH CULTURAL TRUST AND DELTA FOUNDATION OF PITTSBURGH PRESENTS

Branford Marsalis (presented by the August Wilson African American Cultural Center)

GREER CABARET THEATER

TRUST GUEST ATTRACTIONS

Heavy Seas

BYHAM THEATER

Off the Record: #YinzToo Night of the Living Dead: 50 Year Anniversary Celebration

BENEDUM CENTER

An Evening with Chelsea Handler The Cultural Trust continued to partner with the local Delta Foundation Chapter to bring inspiring and impactful community representatives to the Benedum Center.

This event benefited the LGBTQIA+ community.

The Simon & Garfunkel Story Bodiography Multiplicity Local Dance Company

GREER CABARET THEATER

Liberation World Premiere: Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts Pittsburgh Jazz Orchestra featuring Sean Jones

Oscar Peñas 4Tet

Dan + Shay: A Concert for Unity Proceeds went to the Tree of Life Synagogue to assist in their efforts to rebuild and reopen.

Match Gayme Welcomes Golden Girls Gone Wild LIVE TRUST ARTS EDUCATION CENTER

Gab Squad World Premiere; Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts Karoo Moose: No Fathers US Premiere; Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts

AUGUST WILSON AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTER

An Evening with the Musical Compositions of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood with Special Guest Joe Negri

Summer Refresher: TONYPALOOZA Meet the Maltster: CNC Malting Company Cheers! Prost! Nazdrovia!

WEDNESDAY WINE FLIGHTS

Jose Fajardo, Jr. and His Orchestra

Sean Jones with Strings

The Dirt on Beer

Holiday Brew and Cheese

Yahweh RYSE Presents Counter Culture: The Story of Daniel

GREER CABARET THEATER

You Had Me at Beer and Chocolate

Platform Beer Company Cleveland, Ohio

BNY MELLON PRESENTS JAZZLIVE JAZZ APPRECIATION MONTH CONCERTS

Trailer Park Boys

A Benedum Christmas: Home for the Holidays

BRICOLAGE | 937 LIBERTY AVENUE

Mark Milovats in Concert: Christmas Wonderland

GREER CABARET THEATER

Sponsored by First Commonwealth Bank, this series allows patrons to travel the world through the lens of wine, with area experts and special guests.

GREER CABARET THEATER

All Over Down Under Island Hopping Celebrating Wine & Jazz Iberian Wines & Charcuterie Wine & Travel International Blind Flight Night

Jason Kendall: Good Golly, Be Jolly!

Firriato Wines of Sicily

CRAFT BEER SCHOOL

IMPROV JAM

This series continues to shine a light on the art of craft beer.

Annual Holiday Wine and Cheese

GREER CABARET THEATER

Most Thursday Nights

SALSA FRIDAYS GREER CABARET THEATER

Cabaret star Carole Bufford performs at the Greer Cabaret Theater naming celebration.

Most Friday Nights

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The visual arts have the power to move us in profound ways. By challenging our perceptions, sparking conversation, and helping us to identify with one another, art changes the way we see the world.

2018 VISUAL ARTS HIGHLIGHTS The Trust continued to bring innovative and thought-provoking arts exhibitions to the Cultural District. The celebration of the Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts infused a special energy into our art galleries, and contributed to increased attendance and engagement. All of the Trust’s visual arts programming is available for free to the public.

WOOD ST GALLERIES Ryoichi Kurokawa and Novi_Sad Ryoichi Kurokawa - unfold.alt, constrained surface Ryoichi Kurokawa and Novi_Sad – Sirens (Live performance by Novi_Sad)

As part of the Festival of Firsts, Wood Street Galleries hosted the world premiere of NONOTAK, which was the venue’s second-highest attended show ever. NONOTAK, a light and sound installation, created an ethereal, immersive and dreamlike environment meant to envelop the viewer. A collaboration between visual artist, Noemi Schipfer, and architect/musician, Takami Nakamoto, NONOTAK capitalized on its unique approach to space and sound, and its incorporation of kinetic art.

THE POWER OF ONE TO INSPIRE VISUAL ARTS

NONOTAK presented the world premiere of “narrow.v3” and the U.S. premiere of “Daydream V.5.” at Wood Street Galleries.

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Macular Cycles Nicky Assmann – Abysses of the Scorching Sun, 2018

SPACE welcomed the world premiere of Machine Culture during the Festival of Firsts, which featured the work of a group of young artists fascinated by the mechanical. The cutting-edge installation used the kinetic qualities of gears in motion and motorized moving parts to produce both ironic and amusing results. Curator Murray Horne noted: “Machine Culture operates with varying degrees of autonomy, control, function, and dysfunction. Together, these artists orchestrate materials, reconfiguring them into ‘objects of fascination.’”

Daan Johan & Joris Strijbos – Phylloxtaxi, 2017 Eric Parren – Lucerna, 2018 Matthijs Munnik – Peradam, 2018 River Separates Water curated by Justin Hopper French and Mottershead – Waterborne Hanna Tuulikki – SOURCEMOUTH : LIQUIDBODY, 2016

In collaboration with The Humanities Center at Carnegie Mellon University, the Trust’s visual arts department presented Marx@200, an exhibit inspired by the 200th birthday of Karl Marx (May 2018).

Curated by Kathy M. Newman and Susanne Slavick, Marx@200 featured more than 35 works by artists from around the world. The five Marx@200 posters on display in Tito Way are extensions of the Marx@200 show exhibited in SPACE. The artworks represented a diverse range of perspectives on Marx and his critique of inequality and capitalism, as well as his influence on political movements and regimes.

He Xiangyu – Evidence, 2017 ; The Swim, 2017 NONOTAK Noemi Schipfer & Takami Nakamoto Narrow V.3 (site specific) Daydream V.5 Infinite (US premiere)

You Will Arrive by Kara Skylling at 707 Gallery.

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SPACE Event Horizon organized

by Jessica Langley Elizabeth McTernana, Jerstin Crosby, Jessica Langley, Leah Befferman, Steve Gurysh

William Powhida, American artist, Solidarity Economies (2014)

Additional events: May 5th Marx birthday Gala

Identity Play curated by Kirsten Kovak

Raqs Media Collective, The Capital of Accumulation (2010)

May 10-12th Pedro Reyes’ Manufacturing Mischief puppet show

Bibiana Suárez – Memoria (Memory), 2005-2018

Pedro Reyes, Mexican artist, Baby Marx (2008)

Marx@200 curated by Kathy Newman and Susanne Slavick

Claire Fontaine, Italy-based collective, Untitled (2004)

Erik Ruin, American artist, Climate Chaos (2012)

Lauren Frances Adams, American artist, You Have Nothing To Lose But Your Chains (2018)

Coco Fusco, Cuban-American artist, Ted Ethology: Primate Visions of the Human Mind (2015)

Alex Schaefer, American artist, Bank of America, Palm Springs (2012)

Maja Bajevic, Bosnian artist, Arts, Crafts and Facts

Lungiswa Gqunta, South African artist, Together Hand in Hand We Will Liberate This Country (2016)

Dread Scott, American artist, Vendome Column, Toppled, 1871 (2011) and Maison Marx (2011)

Nina Beier, Danish artist, Greens (500 Peso) 2014

Kiluanji Kia Henda, Angolan artist, Karl Marx, Luanda (2005)

Elin Slavick, American artist, Workers Dreaming (1999-present)

Joshua Bienko, Ever So Much More So (2008-2010)

Ottmar Hörl, German artist, Karl Marx (2013)

Slinko, Ukranian-born artist, Crowd Pleaser (2011)

Matt Bollinger, American artist, The Lot (2013)

Alfredo Jaar, Chilean-born artist, September 15, 2009 (2009)

Mel Chin, Revised Post Soviet Tools to be Used Against the Unslakeable Thirst of 21st Century Capitalism (2010)

Andrew Ellis Johnson, American artist, Futures (2009) and Union (2017)

Kathryn Clark, American artist, Foreclosure quilt (2008-2013) Carol Condé and Karl Beveridge, Canadian artists, Multiple Exposures (2011)

Rayna Fahey, Australian artist, Don’t Just Buy It (Make Revolution) (2010)

Liane Lang, Marx Engels Support Group (2015)

Blake Fall-Conroy, American artist Minimum Wage Machine (2012) and Factory Wheelabrator Baltimore (2017) Cao Fei, Chinese artist, Who’s Utopia (2006)

Michael Mallis, American artist, Natural Selection: The Rise of the Proletariat (2008) Paolo Pedercini, Italian-born artist, To Build a Better Mousetrap (2014)

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Shinique Smith, American artist, Surface Value III (2007) Jina Valentine, American artist, Memoranda (NYSE: GEO) Kirsty Whitlock, UK artist, Losses (2009) Imin Yeh, American artist, 18 September 1867, (2018)

June 1st - Reception for scholars associated with the Cultural Studies Association conference.

Patty Carroll – Yellow Wallpaper, 2017; Darkly, 2016; A Murder Of Crows, 2016; Ghastly, 2016

ARC Ian Brill

Imen Yeh – I-Beam, 2018; Pittsburgh’s Chinatown, 2018; Kids Can, 2018; Hawflakes, 2017 John Peña – Word Balloons, 2018

LAS (Latin American Status) in conjunction with the NCECA Conference Zoro Feigl – Hoops; Mist Ujoo + Limeheeyoung – Kinetic Art Machine With Hair Caught In It; Nice Engine Kristoffer Myskja – Splitting The Mercury Drop In Order To Maintain Balance; Click Click

Keny Marshall – Micronauts Ali Miharbi – Machine That Tickles The Wall; Last Time Peter Flemming – Switch/Perch

The Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts included the world premiere of Machine Culture at SPACE.

707

Zoë Charlton and Rick Delaney – There Goes The Neighborhood, 2004

Oz Malul – Mr. Vice Grip; USB Salom

Christin Lahr, German artist, MACHT GESCHENKE: DAS KAPITAL

Jeannette Ehlers, Danish artist, Black Bullets (2012)

Marx@200 included Ukranianborn Nataliya Slinko’s gigantic version of Marx’s beard made of steel wool.

Scott Andrew and Atom Atkinson – The Case Of The Starlit Faggots, 2018

Henrik Menné – Paint Drip Device

Tavia LaFollette, American artist, Smoking Marx (2018)

Steve Lambert, American artist, Capitalism Works for Me! True/False (2011)

May 26th Democratic Socialists of America reading group

Machine Culture Samuel St. Aubin – Tablespoons; Prosperity (Rice); Muffins SPACE hosted the world premiere of Machine Culture as part of the Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts.

Natalia Arbelaez Renata Cassiano Morel Doucet Christina Erives April Felipe Salvador Jiménez-Flores You Will Arrive March 27th – June 17th Kara Skylling Some Funky, Some Plain, & Some Far Away Kathleen Zimbicki antumbra Keny Marshall 937 50 Cities – 50 Traces presented by Remembering Hiroshima Imagining Peace, Mayors for Peace, City of Asylum, and the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust.

Raimund Menges VLX Slowdanger

707 Gallery welcomed Latin American Status in conjunction with the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts.

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2018 FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS

THE POWER OF ONE TO BUILD COMMUNITY FESTIVALS

Singer-songwriter Valerie June performs at the 2018 Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival.

Few events have the power to bring people together like festivals do. In 2018, in addition to the Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts, the Cultural Trust continued to host a diverse range of festivals that united the community around a shared love of the arts.

The Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival welcomed Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, Mavis Staples, as its headlining act. Known as the “original Chicago soul Sister,” Mavis Staples was the lead singer of The Staples Singers—considered one of the musical voices of the civil rights movement during the 1960s. Decades later, as part of the Dollar Bank 2018 Three Rivers Arts Festival, Staples performed classic hits, along with songs from her latest album, “If All I Was Was Black.”

In addition, the Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival —which is free to the public—provided an opportunity for the Trust to partner with the “Advancing Black Arts in Pittsburgh” program. Advancing Black Arts in Pittsburgh is a joint grantmaking program created and managed

by The Pittsburgh Foundation and The Heinz Endowments. The program is committed to bolstering community awareness of the rich history and current presence of excellent black arts presentation and production in the region. This year, several artists were awarded Festival Support Grants and appeared throughout the Festival—in the Artist Market, on stages, and with art installations and exhibitions.

The Cultural Trust celebrated the “Silver Jubilee” 25th Anniversary of Highmark First Night Pittsburgh. Acclaimed artists from the Pittsburgh and national stages lit up the Cultural District— ringing in the New Year with live music, dance, theater, comedy, magic, and kids’ activities. The night culminated with two Zambelli Fireworks displays (including the Dollar Bank Children’s Fireworks), the signature New Year’s Eve Parade and its famed giant puppets, the “Countdown to Midnight,” and the raising of the Future of Pittsburgh Ball.

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The Trust partnered with The Humanities Center at Carnegie Mellon University to host the third Pittsburgh Humanities Festival, which continued to grow in both breadth of programming and attendance. NPR’s Guy Raz led the Festival’s Featured Events, and Core Conversations engaged a range of both local and national figures, including Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman and his wife, Gisele; documentary filmmaker, Rick Sebak; X-Men illustrator Ed Piskor; and Lou Reed biographer, Anthony DeCurtis. Together, Festival presenters continued to engage the community in “smart talk about stuff that matters.”

New Orleans-based funk band, Water Seed, brought their unique sound to the Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival. Water Seed participated as part of the Advancing Black Arts in Pittsburgh program.

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PITTSBURGH HUMANITIES FESTIVAL Featuring internationally renowned academics, artists, and intellectual innovators.

Guy Raz National Geographic Live Spinosaurus: Lost Giant of the Cretaceous We Are The XX: Multiple Choice Let’s Talk

EQT CHILDREN’S THEATER FESTIVAL Panda’s Home Compagnia TPO (Italy) Poggle Barrowland Ballet (Scotland) The Rainbow Fish Mermaid Theatre of Nova Scotia (Canada)

The 2018 Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival attracted nearly 500,000 people to downtown Pittsburgh. Over the course of ten days, more than 125 events were held, and more than 750 artists were featured.

HIGHMARK FIRST NIGHT PITTSBURGH 2019

Juried Arts Exhibition Artist Market Activities and Demonstrations Theater + Dance

Core Conversations

HEADLINING MUSIC ACTS

Mavis Staples Everything Everything Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra

Public Open Call “Phone Sex, Anti Sex Work Feminism, and Masculine Socialization” - Open forum with Jessie Sage, a Pittsburghbased alternative model and feminist activist

Banda Magda The Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh

Highmark First Night Pittsburgh celebrated its 25th anniversary, or Silver Jubilee, attracting more than 25,000 people to downtown Pittsburgh. South Fayette High School student Audrey Logan was named the 2018 Williams Sing-Off winner.

Other highlights included: Durand Jones and the Indications Staycee Pearl Dance Project Lee Terbosic Zuzu African Acrobats Future of Pittsburgh Grand Finale

Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real Young King Slingsby Theatre Company (Australia) Terrance Simien & the Zydeco Experience (United States)

The 2018 Humanities Festival attracted avid readers to the “Magic of Storytelling” session with best-selling author, Johnathan Auxier.

DOLLAR BANK THREE RIVERS ARTS FESTIVAL

Sidewalk Chalk Valerie June Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder The Mavericks AHI

Sunjata Kamalenya: The Story of the True Lion King of Africa Experiential Theater Company (United States)

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Multi-disciplinary artist Brandon-Ahmauri McClendon performs a dance/spoken word piece at the 2018 Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival.

Revelry at Highmark First Night Pittsburgh 2019.

Singer-songwriter, and Pittsburgh native, Brooke Annibale, performs on the Dollar Bank Main Stage during the Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival.

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The arts are essential for students and educators alike. Exposure to the arts helps students explore their passions and find their purpose— elevating not only their competency, but also their character. In 2018, the Trust continued to offer dynamic arts programming—in traditional and non-traditional settings—that complemented classroom learning.

THE POWER OF ONE TO SHAPE YOUNG MINDS ARTS EDUCATION

2018 EDUCATION HIGHLIGHTS The Trust’s Arts Education department was honored once again to receive funding from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts for Teaching Artists Partnership (TAP) and Long-Term Residency (LTR) in-school programs. Teaching artist Celeta Hickman’s TAP residency at Pittsburgh Minadeo Elementary School focused on Afro-Caribbean Masquerade traditions and patterns. During the TAP, students created beaded sashes, learned dance notation, and developed choreography for an original dance. The students also received a very special treat when, during their US tour, Trinidad’s Soca Plus stopped by their school to perform a private concert just for them.

As the final sharing for the TAP, students publicly debuted their dance at Point State Park during the kickoff for the Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival.

At Canon-Macmillan’s Wylandville Elementary School, teaching artist Lindsay Woge’s LTR program focused on the intersection between art and science, with emphasis on sustainability and our impact on our world. Students designed and built bug hotels to help increase pollinators and “good insects” in their school’s garden, while also providing an aesthetically pleasing work of art for their outdoor space. They also participated in the Great Backyard Bird Count and designed and built bird-feeders from repurposed materials that would best serve the specific birds they saw in their community.

High school students participate in the Trust’s Theater Production Summer Camp.

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With Cityscape in 2018, Jumping Jack Theater has now presented two original works, created specifically for children on the autism spectrum—emphasizing the notion that we must support all of our students in order to become a more powerful, compassionate, and inclusive community of one.

The Trust Arts Education department launched Wolf Trap Baby Artsplay! This new initiative focuses on integrating the performing arts into the classroom to support our youngest learners, infants and toddlers. This program offers children a strong foundation from the start, setting them up for a successful future.

Award-winning Pittsburgh performer Gab Bonesso was thrilled to team up with Trust Arts Education as she debuted her new performance project, Gab Squad, a new interactive musical-comedy performance for middle and high-school students. Gab Squad explored vital issues of mental health and triumph over both personal and societal obstacles with her unique mix of energetic songs, heartfelt discussion, and interactive comedic lessons—all with a message of tolerance and the celebration of creativity.

As part of the Jazz Performance Series, supported by PNC Grow Up Great, the Trust commissioned a new performance with original recordings that offered children the opportunity to experience live, quality jazz led by professional local musicians.

In 2018, the Trust’s Arts Education department served 19,763 participants across 4,065 program sessions. Teaching artists spent 5,081 hours providing programs for educators, students, and patrons. Additionally, the department provided 1,154 hours of professional development opportunities for educators.

Grupo Corpo master class with student dancers at Point Park University.

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PNC Grow Up Great Jazz Performance.

PROGRAMS FOR STUDENTS ArtsMASTERS ArtsMASTERS is made possible with support from the Jack Buncher Foundation and PNC Foundation.

The Bodyguard Musical Theater Workshop Westinghouse Arts Academy Wang Ramirez Dance Masterclass Point Park University

Grupo Corpo Dance Masterclass Point Park University

Waitress Panoramic Theater Workshop Diamond Girls Group

Waitress Audition Workshop Audition for Ages 3 – 5

Waitress Pre-Show Talk Tix for Teachers

Diavolo Dance Masterclass KST Alloy School

Lorraine Hansberry: Sighted Eyes, Feeling Heart Playwriting Workshop Literary Artists

Bollywood Boulevard Dance Masterclass Public Class Circa Contemporary Circus Workshop Children ages 4-5

Sean Jones Music Workshop Pittsburgh CAPA

Circa Contemporary Circus Masterclass Pittsburgh Aerial Skills Circa Contemporary Circus Dance Masterclass Pittsburgh CAPA

An Evening with the Musical Compositions of Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood Music Workshop Westinghouse Arts Academy

Blind Cinema Workshop Pittsburgh CLO Academy, Urban Pathways Charter School

SCHOOL DAY MATINEES

Brookline Early Childhood Center

PNC Grow Up Great Jazz Performance

Butler County Early Care & Education Council

The White Album Workshop Public Workshop

Gab Squad

Carmalt Early Childhood Center

Skippyjon Jones Snow What

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh - Beechview

What’s That?

Post-show Talk Audience

Anastasia Masterclass Workshop Propel Charter School Northside

BodyTraffic Post-Show Talk University of Pittsburgh

What’s That?

Workshop Point Park University

Karoo Moose Post-show Talk Audience

Aladdin Musical Theater Workshop Urban Pathway Charter School

Deborah Colker Dance Dance Workshop Public Workshop

Espæce Workshop Public Workshop

In the Tunnel Post-show Talk Audience

Androcles Post-show Talk University of Pittsburgh

Mrs. Krishnan’s Party Workshop Alumni Theater Company

Yabin Wang Dance Workshop Public Workshop

Mrs. Krishnan’s Party Workshop Public Workshop

STUDENT TICKET DISCOUNTS

This program enables students to take advantage of select Cultural District performance and special events at a fraction of the regular cost.

GET HERE BUS SUBSIDIES

Buzzword “Perform and Play”

This program allows student groups to attend our student matinees and select Trust performances with transportation provided.

Made possible with support from FedEx Ground.

Allegheny Partners for Out of School Time Students performed at the Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival, as part of the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts’ Teaching Artists Partnership program.

Arlington K-8 School

Chartiers Early Childhood Center

Pittsburgh Public Schools Early Childhood Education Program

Burchfield Elementary School

Children’s Museum Early Childhood Center

Pittsburgh Public Schools Early Intervention Program

Community LIFE - Homestead

Playful Pittsburgh Collaborative

PNC GROW UP GREAT EARLY CHILDHOOD ARTS PROGRAM

Concord Early Childhood Center

Point Park University

Partnering downtown childcare centers: Brightside Academy (2) Kindercare Learning Center Metropolitan Preschool & Nursery (2)

Conroy Early Childhood Center

Roosevelt Early Childhood Center

Crescent Early Childhood Center

RoseCrest Assisted Living

Dilworth Early Childhood Center

Science & Technology Academy Early Childhood Center

Dragons Love Tacos The Children’s Theater Series is made possible with support from Citizens Bank.

The Bridge Theater Series is made possible with support from EQT. The Jazz Performance Series is made possible with support from PNC Foundation.

Small World Early Learning and Development Center 1 & 2 Made possible with support from The PNC Foundation EARLY CHILDHOOD SITES AND PROGRAM PARTNERS

A Place to Grow Learning Center Allegheny County Library Association Allegheny Early Childhood Center Alzheimer’s Association - Greater Pennsylvania Chapter

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh - Mt. Washington Carnegie Science Center Early Childhood Center

Dormont Public Library Fulton Early Childhood Center Grandview Early Childhood Center Greenfield Early Childhood Center Homeless Children’s Education Fund KinderCare - Mt. Lebanon King Early Childhood Center Lincoln Early Childhood Center Manchester Early Childhood Center Mifflin Early Childhood Center Miller Early Childhood Center Minadeo Early Childhood Center

Sewickley Early Childhood Initiative Sojourner House Southwest Regional Key of YWCA Greater Pittsburgh

Arsenal K-8 School Brashear High School Brookline K-5 School Brothers and Sisters Emerging Carmalt K – 8 School Cecil Intermediate School Center Elementary School Center for Creative Arts Expression Colfax K-8 School Consortium for Public Education Cranberry High School Crossroads Foundation Dilworth PreK-5 School Environmental Charter School Familylinks

St. Paul’s Preschool

Friendship Academy

Sunnyside Early Childhood Center

Futuremakers

Taylor Allderdice Early Head Start

Grace United Methodist Church

Trying Together - Homewood Early Learning Hub

Handmade Arcade

Unity Presbyterian Church Preschool

Higher Achievement

University Prep at Milliones Early Head Start

Moon Township Public Library

Arsenal Early Childhood Center

Morrow Early Childhood Center

Arsenal Family & Children’s Center

Mt. Washington Children’s Center

Beechwood Early Childhood Center

Obama Early Childhood Center

West Liberty Early Childhood Center

Brashear Early Head Start

Pittsburgh Classical Academy Early Childhood Center

Westwood Early Childhood Center

Weil Early Childhood Center Westinghouse Early Head Start Woolslair Early Childhood Center

Maxwell Elementary School

Thelma Lovette YMCA

Mifflin K – 8 School

University of Pittsburgh Office of Life Long Learning

Miller African Centered Academy Minadeo K-5 School Monessen Elementary School Obama 6 – 12 School Penn Hills Charter School for Entrepreneurship Penn Trafford High School Perry Traditional High School Pittsburgh Public Schools Pittsburgh Citiparks

University Prep 6 – 8 School Urban Pathways Charter School 6 - 12 Urban Pathways Charter School K-5 Waldorf School of Pittsburgh West Allegheny Library Western Pennsylvania Annual Conference United Methodist Church

Pittsburgh Classical Academy Early Childhood

Wilson Elementary School

Propel Charter School Braddock Hills

Woodland Hills Jr/Sr High School

Small Seeds South Side Area High School South Side Area Middle School

Womenspace East Wylandville Elementary School Young Scholars of McKeesport Charter School

Sunrise School

Faison Elementary School

Spring Garden Early Childhood Center

Arlington Early Childhood Center

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K-12 SCHOOLS AND PROGRAM PARTNERS

Freeport United Methodist Church

Hampton High School Homeless Children’s Education Fund King K-8 School Lafayette Elementary School Langley K -8 School Marzolf Elementary School ARTS EDUCATION • 21

THEATER ARTS WORKSHOPS

TRUST ARTS EDUCATION CENTER

Avonworth Middle School

ArtsMASTERS

Berlin Middle School

ArtCity Summer Arts Programs

Brashear High School

Audition Bootcamp Series

Brockway Area Jr/Sr High School

Buzzword Pittsburgh

Julie Albright

Camp Broadway Experience

Ariana Allen

Consortium for Public Education, The Future Is Mine

Rick Antolic

Frazier High School

Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival

Julianne Avolio

Fox Chapel Area High School

EQT Children’s Theater Festival

Hampton High School

Gallery Crawl in the Cultural District

Harrison Middle School

Highmark First Night® Pittsburgh

Highlands High School

Jumping Jack Theater, Cityscape

Homeschool Heroes

Intergenerational Residency Program

Carson Middle School Charles A. Huston Middle School

Montour High School

PROGRAMS FOR EDUCATORS

Amber Fantini

Emily McMahon

Elizabeth Foster-Shaner

Anthony Mitchell Jr

TEACHING ARTISTS AND PERFORMANCE PARTNERS

Dennis Garner

Bea Mitchell

Parag Gohel

Dante Mitchell

Kaitlin Flynn Goodwin

Christina Muzzie

Daina Griffith

Lorraine Mszanski

Joanna Abel

Dakarai Ashby Alison Babusci Liza Barley Kaceem Barnette Jeff Berman Justin Bechak Dianne Bauman Roderick Carter

North Allegheny Intermediate High School

Kids Night on Broadway

Pine Richland High School

Pittsburgh JazzLive International Festival children’s performance

Tracey Brent-Chessum

Pittsburgh Public Schools All-City Art Showcase

Conor Coleman

Seneca Valley High School Shaler Area High School South Fayette Middle School Trinity Christian School Westinghouse Arts Academy

Know the Show Before You Go

PNC Grow Up Great PNC Grow Up Great Jazz Performance

Green Artists and Writers

Professional Development Workshop Series

CEEMI Music and Technology

RADical Days

StarMakers Dance Intensive

Second Saturday Art Workshop Series

SUMMER ARTS PROGRAMS

Page to Stage: Theatre Production Sew, You Want To Be A Designer Special Effects Make-Up for Stage and Screen

StoryCorner University of Pittsburgh – Office of Life-Long Learning Institute Class

Cheryl Capezzuti Thomas Chatman Randall Coleman Taylor Couch

Charles Hall

Saihou Njie

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS

Promoting Social Emotional Learning Through Arts Integration: Visual Arts Promoting Social Emotional Learning Through Arts Integration: Performing Arts

Celeta Hickman

Students participate in a special effects summer camp.

Margaret Hooton

Wali Jamal

Christopher Patrick

Meredith Hoppe

Mils James

Amir Rashidd

Rob James

Courtney Robson

Lorenze Jefferson

Adam Rutledge

James Johnson III

Greer Reed

Tips and Tricks for Cultivating a Positive Class Climate through the Arts

Patrick Jordan

Barbara Russell

Summer STEAM Activities

Jumping Jack Theater

Emily Sciulli

Darlene Kelly

Mark Southers

Creative Drama in the Summer Classroom

Joann Kielar

Joan Spratt

Veronica Lopez

Yoko Suzuki

Akin Lowman

Susan Swarthout

Cultural Competence for Teaching Artists

Tonya Lynn

Gil Teixeira

Collaborations in Color

Tim Marquette

Mark Conway Thompson

Kim Martin

Becki Toth

Batik: An Act of Resistance at Regional Arts Education Day

Katie Trupiano

STEAM-y Sculptures

Fred Vogel

Arts Education Showcase

Danielle Walker

Coaching in the Classroom

Ray Werner

Dance, Rhythm, and Consensus Building in the Early Childhood Classroom

Aaron Crutchfield Betty Dell Alicia DiGiorgi Kim El

Michelle Nowakowski

Anqwenique Wingfield Lindsay Woge Alison Zapata Buzzword Pittsburgh program participant.

TIX FOR TEACHERS

Visualizing Student Voice through Tableau (Mid-Atlantic Conference on Personal Learning) STEAM for Music Teachers

Culturally Responsive Teaching Through the Arts

Students participate in the Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival.

From the Stage to Circle Time: Dragons Love Tacos From the Stage to Circle Time: Gab Squad How Do I Feel? How Do I Cope?

Music Integration Strategies for Early Childhood Intergenerational Learning: Building positive relationships between adults and children through the arts Open Wide the Circle! Musical Games for Early Learning Fun Playful Hands & Creative Minds: Using Everyday Items as Artful Opportunities for Endless Creative Play Puppet Power

This program enables current and retired teachers to take advantage of select Cultural District performance and special events at a fraction of the regular cost.

PROGRAMS FOR COMMUNITY

BUZZWORD PITTSBURGH

Collaborative Partners Carnegie Science Center Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Pittsburgh Festival Opera Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy

KNOW THE SHOW BEFORE YOU GO

Trying Together

Love Never Dies: The Phantom Returns

COMMUNITY PARTNERS

The Bodyguard Waitress Rent: 20th Anniversary Tour Disney’s Aladdin The Play That Goes Wrong Cirque Eloize: Hotel Anastasia Fiddler on the Roof Hosted by Chris Rawson

Blind Cinema Audio Description Workshop.

The Trust’s Arts Education department supports students and educators alike.

Gab Bonesso performs Gab Squad for local high school students.

MSA – The Safety Company

The Buhl Foundation

Massey Charitable Trust

The Buncher Company

Pennsylvania Council on the Arts

Ann Cahouet

Family Care Connections

Citizens Bank

Pennsylvania Department of Education

Hope Academy

Columbia Gas

Philadelphia Insurance Companies

Hosanna House

Nancy T. and Williams S. Conover II Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation

PNC Foundation

Eat’n Park Hospitality Group

University of Pittsburgh

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh – Homewood Branch

Kingsley Association The Shop Made possible with support from The Heinz Endowments and PNC Grow Up Great® TRUST ARTS EDUCATION WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE FOLLOWING FOR THEIR GENEROUS SUPPORT FOR OUR PROGRAMS:

Allegheny Technologies, Inc. American Eagle Outfitters Anonymous Arconic

Dancing Our Way Through STEM

The Anne L. and George H. Clapp Charitable Trust

Fostering Kind & Creative Classrooms

Ayers Foundation Bank of America Merrill Lynch Bee Jee Morrison Bernard and Joan Bloch

Eden Hall Foundation EQT FedEx Ground The Fine Foundation First Commonwealth Financial Corporation

PPG Industries Foundation The Silberman Family Fund UPMC and UPMC Health Plan Vecenie’s Distributing Company The Williams Companies William V. and Catherine A. McKinney Charitable Foundation

Flyspace Productions, LLC Frank B. Fuhrer Wholesale Company Murry Gerber Giant Eagle and Giant Eagle Foundation The Grable Foundation Hefren-Tillotson, Inc. The Heinz Endowments The Huntington National Bank The Jack Buncher Foundation Levin Furniture Maher Duessel CPA

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2018 STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT HIGHLIGHTS In an effort to continually broaden our impact—and serve an increasingly diverse audience—the Trust’s Strategic Partnerships and Community Engagement department worked diligently to create new connections within the community.

THE POWER OF ONE TO SPARK CHANGE

STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

The Gallery Crawl that started it all featured Art in the Alley, curated

by Redfishbowl.

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Strategic Partnerships and Community Engagement established its own Community Leaders Advisory Committee—to provide a space for open dialogue between the Trust and emerging leaders within the community. The Committee will advise the department on ways to strengthen community engagement efforts, and help to facilitate new partnerships with local entities.

In April, in celebration of Jazz Appreciation Month, the Trust partnered with drummer Jevon Rushton, as he took on the role of artistic director to present the world premiere of An Evening with the Musical Compositions of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood. The event took place during the 50th anniversary year of the television series, Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood. Held at the August Wilson African American Cultural Center, the event—which was the highest-grossing jazz event ever hosted by the Trust—featured new jazz arrangements of the show’s timeless music, arranged

by Rushton, Sean Jones, Paul Thompson, and Kenny Peagler.

The Trust was proud to welcome special musical guests Joe Negri, renowned jazz guitarist, performer, composer, and educator, along with trumpeter and composer, Sean Jones. The evening was dedicated not only to the celebration of Mister Rogers, but also to the presentation of the inaugural JazzLive Legacy Award, which was proudly bestowed upon legendary drummer (and JazzLive fan favorite), Roger Humphries. Humphries was recognized for his significant contribution to Pittsburgh’s jazz scene, and for the lasting legacy that he has created in the industry.

Jevon Rushton (right), with Roger Humphries, who received the inaugural JazzLive Legacy Award at An Evening with the Musical Compositions of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.

The Trust proudly celebrated the 15th anniversary of Showcase Noir, a juried art and design fair featuring work by artists and designers representing the African diaspora. Held at the August Wilson African American Cultural Center, the fair showcased paintings, photographs, fiber art, accessories, apparel, stationery, home décor, print material, and art in various mediums—from emerging to established artists, both local and national.

The Trust continued to host quarterly Gallery Crawls in the Cultural District, engaging new audiences in the arts and sparking a sense of community through artistic cultural exchange. The fall Gallery Crawl—sponsored by UPMC and UPMC Health Plan—was particularly significant, as it served as the kick-off of the Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts. Known as The Crawl that Starts It All, this event featured world premiere art installations, Art in the Alley—curated

by Redfishbowl, and the Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts’ World Market, featuring one-of-a-kind original art for purchase from more than twenty of the region’s finest artisans, from its diverse immigrant communities and from the Trust’s Showcase Noir group.

In November, the Trust presented the Pittsburgh Jazz Orchestra featuring Sean Jones as part of the Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts for the world premiere of the concert event, Liberation. Liberation was inspired by the life and works of novelist, playwright and activist, James Baldwin, and the group was commissioned to compose an original work to premiere at the event. The commissioned work, Only the Poets, was composed by saxophonist and Pittsburgh Jazz Orchestra member, Chris Coles. Liberation was performed before a sold-out crowd at the Greer Cabaret Theater.

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GALLERY CRAWL PARTNERS

Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild

JAZZLIVE PARTICIPATING ARTISTS

SHOWCASE NOIR ARTISTS

Allegheny Health Network

Neighborhood Legal Services Association

Alexander Peck Trio

Naomi & Darnell Chambers

Benny Benack & Friends

Kelli Clark

Pittsburgh CAPA School

Brett Williams

Denise Clayton

Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership

Clare Ascani

Randall Coleman

Pittsburgh Filmmakers

Cliff Barnes

Trenita Finney

Pittsburgh Public Theater

Cross / Current

Celeta Hickman

Randall Coleman

David Throckmorton

Redfishbowl

DK Anderson

Rising Voices Youth Choir

Dwayne Dolphin

Samantha Black

Funky Fly Project

Shaw Galleries

George Heid III

Slim Tha DJ

George Jones New View Trio

Social Status

Howie Alexander & Friends

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh – Downtown & Business

Steeltown Horns

James Johnson III

Texture Contemporary Ballet

James Moore

Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Pittsburgh

The New Hazlett CSA

Jeff Bush Quartet

The Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf

Jeff Grubbs Trio

Courtyard Pittsburgh Downtown

Thomas Wendt

Ken Karsh & Friends

Crazy Mocha

Track Meet

DJ Nate Da Phat Barber DJ SMI

Union: Featuring DJ Big Phill, Blakk Steel, and DJ Bamboo

DJ Soy Sos

UPMC + UPMC Health Plan

Emmanuel Fine Art Photography Gallery

Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh

farESH Brand

Urban Pathways Charter School 6 – 12

American Society of Media Photographers Anton DeFade Arcade Comedy Theater Arie Cole August Wilson African American Cultural Center Azucar bombyx collective Braddock’s at the Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel Café 808 Carla Leininger

ColorPerfect Printing

Funky Fly Project Future Tenant Glo Phase Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council Livefromthecity love, Pittsburgh

McKoy Creative

Jevon Rushton

Toomseum

Urban Pathways Charter School K – 5 Wahila Creative

Kenia Kenny Blake Kevin Howard Mark Lucas O’ryan the Omazing performs at Art in the Alley during the fall Gallery Crawl in the Cultural District.

Nisha Blackwell

Natiq Jalil Pittsburgh native and bassist Johnny Goood (right) performs at Crawl After Dark, cohosted by farESH Brand and Redfishbowl, during the fall Gallery Crawl.

Noel Quintana & The Latin Crew Parker / Throckmorton Paul Thompson Project Reni Monteverde’s Rhythmic Montage

Juliandra Jones Charlotte Ka LaVerne Kemp An Evening with the Musical Compositions of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.

Mary Martin Harriette A. Meriwether Saihou Njie C.B. Perry Mobutu “Moe” Reynolds Sharrell Rushin Latika Ann Sewell

Roger Humphries + RH Factor

Florence Smith

Staciawa Abbott

Edie Smith

Steeltown Horns

Christine Ugbomah

The Alexander Peck Trio

Janet Goodman Watkins

COMMUNITY LEADERS ADVISORY COMMITTEE Cody Baker Samantha Black Chris Boles Ryan Brown Selena Hurst Darrell Kinsel Dan Law Alaa Mohamed Jordan Montgomery Ben Penigar Naomi Ritter Kelsey Robinson Abigail Salmon Jeesoo Sohn Paloma Sierra-Hernandez Katie Trupiano Cody Walters Katterin White Salazar

The Stevee Wellons Band The Tim Stevens / Leonard Johnson Thomas Wendt Tony Campbell & The Young Lions TRAVELIN’ Tubby Daniels Band Yoko Suzuki Trio

Walk the Burgh Wigle Whiskey

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2018 REAL ESTATE HIGHLIGHTS The Trust played a lead role in the ongoing development and revitalization of the Cultural District by continuing its investment in Liberty Avenue and the 8th Street block. Meaningful progress was made on a number of fronts, ensuring that 2019 will be an exciting year in the history of the Cultural District.

811 LIBERTY AVENUE

The Trust held a special Grand Reveal event to announce a brand new programming series, Liberty Magic, set to open in February 2019 in the newly renovated space at 811 Liberty Avenue. Dedicated to elevating the art of magic, Liberty Magic will engage world-renowned magicians for intimate, speakeasy-style performances in a 66-seat theater—allowing audiences to experience the magic up close.

Eric Jones dazzles guests at the Liberty Magic Grand Reveal event.

820 LIBERTY AVENUE

The Trust partnered with the new owners/developers in transforming the former Trust building at 820 Liberty Avenue, formerly the Palace Credit Building, into a first-class renovation featuring residential units on its upper floors and commercial space on the street level. The Trust will be responsible for the programming of the first floor to support the continued activation of the 800 block of Liberty Avenue.

937 LIBERTY AVENUE

In 2018, the Trust advanced plans for the renovation of 937 Liberty Avenue, which is home to Pittsburgh Playwrights Theater, Bricolage Production Company, and the Trust’s 937 Gallery. Efforts will be made in 2019 to transform the building into a more patronfriendly facility that can better support a wide range of arts programming.

119 6TH STREET – FORMER BALLY’S BUILDING

THE POWER OF ONE TO REVITALIZE REAL ESTATE

The Benedum Center lights up as part of the world premiere of Manifold during the Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts.

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In an effort to diversify the Cultural District’s entertainment offerings, the Trust advanced plans to convert the former Bally’s Sports Club into a multiplex cinema, complete with an on-site bar and restaurant. The first-run movie theater will feature independent and art house films, along with popular, blockbuster fare. During the demolition phase, which will conclude in the summer of 2019, the Trust partnered with another non-profit organization, Construction Junction, to ensure that building materials were sustainably re-used. The building originally opened as the Alvin Theatre in 1891. As the building changed ownership, it underwent several name changes: the J.P Harris Theatre in 1942, and the Gateway Theatre in 1960.

In 1980, the building was remodeled as a health club, and in 1999, it was purchased by Bally’s. In 2010, the building was purchased by the Trust as part of ongoing Downtown revitalization initiatives.

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CULTURAL DISTRICT COMMUNITY The Trust values its ongoing partnership with the Cultural District’s member companies, who continue to contribute to the richness and diversity of Pittsburgh’s arts and entertainment scene.

PITTSBURGH CLO

PITTSBURGH CAPA THEATER

BENEDUM THEATER

The CLO is dedicated to the preservation, creation, and promotion of the American musical theater art form.

The Long Walk PITTSBURGH OPERA HEADQUARTERS

Swan Lake with the PBT Orchestra

BENEDUM CENTER

Gene Kelly Awards On Your Feet!

Titanic The Full Monty Brigadoon Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Thoroughly Modern Millie

CULTURAL DISTRICT COMMUNITY

O’REILLY THEATER

Perfect Wedding

Heisenberg

Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus

Hamlet

Game On BYHAM THEATER

A Musical Christmas Carol

PITTSBURGH OPERA

BENEDUM CENTER

Moby-Dick The Elixir of Love Madama Butterfly Hansel & Gretel

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Pittsburgh Public Theater continues to deliver artistically diverse theatrical experiences of the highest quality at its home in the Cultural District’s O’Reilly Theater.

Up & Away

Pittsburgh Opera continues to produce a wide range of high-quality work within the operatic repertoire.

Productions ranged from beloved classics like Madama Butterfly, to contemporary American operas such as Moby-Dick, to the world premiere of avant-garde Savage Winter.

Spectators are captivated by the world premiere of Manifold, a unique projection-mapping installation on the exterior façade of the Benedum Center.

PITTSBURGH PUBLIC THEATER

A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum

GREER CABARET THEATER

THE POWER OF ONE TO TRANSFORM A CITY

Savage Winter

Reduced Shakespeare Company in William Shakespeare’s Long Lost First Play Rocky Bleier in The Play Pride and Prejudice Sweat Made in America: Some Assembly Required (The Second City) Hershey Felder as Irving Berlin

West Side Story Suite + In the Night Mozart in Motion with the PBT Orchestra The Nutcracker AUGUST WILSON AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTER

Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre: New Works

The Pittsburgh International Jazz Festival, presented by Citizens Bank, celebrates Pittsburgh’s rich jazz legacy while presenting the best jazz instrumentalists and vocalists from around the world!

BRICOLAGE PRODUCTION COMPANY

PITTSBURGH MUSICAL THEATER

Bricolage offers immersive theatrical experiences, encouraging artists to take creative risks—and audiences to engage in new ways.

PMT presents shows with its professional company at the Cultural Trust’s Byham Theater.

In 2018, the company also held performances at the Gargaro Theater in the West End, and the New Hazlett Theater in the North Side.

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The Forest of Everywhere The Clearing Midnight Radio’s Frankenstein Midnight Radio’s Die Hard N’at

AUGUST WILSON AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTER

Victor Provost

WordPlay

Sean Jones: A Suite For Flying Girls

PITTSBURGH PLAYWRIGHTS THEATRE COMPANY

In 2018, the August Wilson African American Cultural Center solidified its place as an independent arts organization in our Cultural District. Among the year’s highlights was the ‘Familiar Boundaries, Infinite Possibilities’ exhibition, which created spaces of joy, safety, healing, and care for humanity and the environment.

The Bad Plus

Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre Company is committed to developing and showcasing the works of local playwrights, including accomplished masters like August Wilson and George S. Kaufman.

Poetry Unplugged

TRUTHSayers: Anna Deavere Smith

Black Bottom Film Festival

TRUTHSayers: Symone Sanders

Pittsburgh International Jazz Festival

TRUTHSayers: Nikki Giovanni

PITTSBURGH BALLET THEATRE

We Want the Funk Festival

Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre is a community-based and internationally recognized professional ballet company, performing traditional and contemporary ballets, and developing innovative new works.

Highmark Blues and Heritage Festival

Smooth Fest Weekend

AWCommunity Days (quarterly event) Youth Summer Writing Camp Harlem To Hollywood (Theatre) Branford Marsalis

Soul Sessions: Eric Roberson Soul Sessions: Buika Soul Sessions: Faith Evans Wall of Sound: Aaron Abernathy Wall of Sound: Butcher Brown TRUTHSayers: Angela Davis TRUTHSayers: April Reign

TRUTHSayers: Angela Rye

PITTSBURGH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra performs music at the highest level of expression and artistic excellence, providing stellar experiences for audiences at Heinz Hall.

937 LIBERTY AVENUE

In the Heat of the Night King Hedley II

BYHAM THEATER

The Little Mermaid Annie

PITTSBURGH FILMMAKERS The Cultural Trust’s Harris Theater is Pittsburgh Filmmakers’ downtown destination for independent, foreign, and classic film screenings.

ARCADE COMEDY THEATER Arcade Comedy Theater elevates and advances the art of comedy in Pittsburgh. In 2018, the troupe thrived in its new location in the Trust’s 943 Liberty Avenue facility.

Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom Ray Werner Play Festival SumiSami Raphael’s Angels Our Lady of Drubbleduffy One Acts

Bricolage Production Company’s The Forest of Everywhere.

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2018 DEVELOPMENT HIGHLIGHTS

THE POWER OF ONE TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE DEVELOPMENT

The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust continued to receive generous support from donors, sponsors, and members, whose investment has led to increased engagement and impact. In 2018, the Trust raised $22 million to support operations, special programming, capital projects, and endowment—which was a record total for a non-capital campaign year. These contributions include $10.5 million in operating support, reflecting a $1 million increase over 2017 and exceeding its 2018 goal.

The Circles program (gifts of $1,000 or more) generated the most donors ever (835), and a record number of new members. The Trust is proud to have over 11,000 donors.

Critical support for special projects was provided by a number of long-time Trust partners and supporters. The Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts received funding from the Benedum Foundation, The Heinz Endowments, the Carol R. Brown Fund, Opportunity Fund, Richard King Mellon Foundation, the Buhl Foundation, Caryn Rubinoff and Craig Dunham, and two anonymous donors. General Electric Company made a generous gift at the request of its former board member, Jim Rohr, to create an endowed fund for the Trust’s Arts Education Center. The Benter Foundation and Richard E. Rauh continued to lead sponsorship support of the Trust’s Cabaret Series.

One of the Trust’s signature events last year was a special ceremony unveiling the newly renamed Greer Cabaret Theater, previously known as the Cabaret at Theater Square. Named after George Greer, Chairman of the Eden Hall Foundation and a trustee of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, the Greer Cabaret Theater honors his impact on the Pittsburgh region through education, social welfare, health and the arts.

The Trust’s Development team effectively partnered with sponsors to activate alleys and outdoor spaces in the Cultural District during quarterly Gallery Crawls. Allegheny Health Network participated in three Crawls, promoting its “All of Her Life” women’s health campaign, including the signature green sofa.

HIGHMARK FIRST NIGHT PITTSBURGH First Night Friends

From left to right: Toto Fisher, George and Jane Greer, and Jim Rohr at the Greer Cabaret Theater naming celebration.

2018 FALL GALA For the first time ever, the Trust’s Fall Gala included the world premiere of a Broadway show, Cirque Éloize HOTEL. With strong attendance, the Gala surpassed fundraising goals for the year.

Koppers President and CEO, and Gala chair, Leroy Ball and Ginger Quallich with Kristen and Kevin McMahon.

The First Night Friends package gave guests the chance to celebrate in comfort and style during the New Year’s Eve festivities. Guests enjoyed priority seating and reserved parking.

MEMBER EVENTS Three member events were debuted last year, providing innovative ways for guests to engage with the arts, while supporting Trust programming and the ongoing development of the Cultural District:

Cultured Cocktails at the Benedum Center.

CULTURED COCKTAILS

PROMENADE IN THE PAVILION

More than 800 guests enjoyed cocktails and food pairings inspired by Trust presentations from 20 of Pittsburgh’s best bars and restaurants. Held at the Benedum Center, Cultured Cocktails was sponsored by UPMC and UPMC Health Plan.

FOOTWORK

This special pop-up event in the former Six Penn location transformed a vacant space into a one-night-only dance party. “Footwork” was aimed at engaging young professionals in Cultural Trust membership.

This uniquely extravagant affair, held at The Pennsylvanian, celebrated the closing of the Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts, while transporting guests to a charming European promenade. A collaboration between the Partners & Circles boards, Promenade in the Pavilion was presented by UPMC Health Plan, co-chaired

by Christy & B.J. Blose and Kate Koop Irwin & Khip Irwin, and supported by LUXE Creative.

Gala guests enjoy the world premiere of Cirque Éloize HOTEL.

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GIVING PERIOD: 01/01/2018 TO 12/31/2018 Legend

THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS

# Also donates to Jazz Live * Also donates to Pittsburgh Dance Council ^ Also donates to Citizens Bank Children’s Theater Series ~ Also donates to Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival + Deceased

MEMBERSHIP & FAMILY FOUNDATIONS

FOUNDER’S CIRCLE $50,000 and above Gabriela and David Porges ^ Dr. Kerry Bron and Mr. Robert C. Levin Dolores and Michael + Kara Sharon and James E. Rohr

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE $25,000 to $49,999 Laurie Adams The Akers Gerber Family Vivian and Bill Benter Stephanie Bozic Patricia Burke The Cottage Bridge Foundation Mary Jane and Gerald Davis Murry Gerber Scheryl and Richard Harshman Kristen and Kevin McMahon Mark and Amy Mendicino Morgan K. O’Brien Joan and Bob Peirce Hilary Tyson and Charles Porter *~ Richard E. Rauh * Lauren and S. Adam Sufrin ^ Suellen and Michael Weir Barbara and Bruce Wiegand

BENEFACTOR‘S CIRCLE $15,000 to $24,999 Bozzone Family Foundation Jill and Chuck Brodbeck ~ Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Casey Mary Jo and Jack Elliott Edith H. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O. Fisher Jane and George Greer 34 • 2018 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

Susan and David Matter Wanda and Michael McGarry Peggy and Steve McKnight Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Morby Nina Bogosian Quigley and Matthew Quigley Specialty Conduit and Manufacturing LLC John T. Stabile Mr. and Mrs. Merrill P. Stabile Carol Tillotson Bonnie W. and Thomas L. VanKirk Nita and Sunil Wadhwani Nancy Washington

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE $10,000 to $14,999 Anonymous (3) Jane C. Arkus * Mary Louise and Chester Babst Cynthia Bognar Carole King and Chip Burke Glenn A. and Karen S. Buterbaugh Fund of the Pittsburgh Foundation Carolyn and Bill Byham Ada and George Davidson Debbie and Bill Demchak Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Dorrance III Carolyn D. Duronio Amy and Scott Fehrs Karen and Steven Feinstein Sue and Mark Gleason Kathy and Joe Guyaux Mr. and Mrs. Bruce K. M. Henderson David L. Holmberg Cate Linn Catherine and Mark H. Loevner The Richard J. Madden Foundation Cathy and John Mary Eileen and Albert Muse

Rona L. Nesbit Kathe and Jim Patrinos Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Queenan, Jr. William J. Recker Hilary and Christopher Regan Pauline Santelli Mr. and Mrs. David S. Shapira Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spirer Bronya and Neil Strosnider

PATRON’S CIRCLE $5,000 to $9,999 Anonymous (5) Toni and John Aloe Mr. and Mrs. G. Nicholas Beckwith III Phyllis L. Bertok and Richard Lopretto Christy and William Blose Suzy and Jim Broadhurst Charles E. Bunch Kimberly and Hal Burch ^ Marian and Scott Calligan Helen and Stephen Casey Barbara and Jerry Chait Julie and Tim Choate ^ Donna and Thaddeus J. Clements * Jennifer Owen and Cory Cope # * ^ ~ Chris Cox Elizabeth and Dan Cwenar James K. Donnell Virginia and Dick Fischer Kristina and Peter Gerszten Robert I. Glimcher Family Foundation Kelly and Daniel Greenblatt Susan Greenspan and Neil Resnick Mr. and Mrs. Louis Guarino, Jr. Karri and Steve Guy Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Harris Daniel S. Heit Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Henninger Loretta Hoglund Janet and Bill Hunt Jackie and Harley + Jones Dr. Richard Kasdan Gabe Kassab Family Rachael and Patrick Kerrish Mary Denise and George C. Koch Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Krizner Beth and Thomas Langston Marina and Kenneth Lehn

Mr. and Mrs. David C. Looman Jennifer and Marc Malandro Peter Mathieson Douglas B. McAdams Pam and Ken McCrory * Susan and Marty McGuinn Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Melani Amy Minter Karen Morris and Wayne Gasior Grant D. Oliphant Mr. and Mrs. James O’Neill Marcy and Jim Pearson Ann and Fred Potthoff Bill Ries Georgiana and Bob Riley Kim and Rick Roadarmel Linda and Rich Ruffalo ~ Nancy Schepis The Schneider Family ^ Fern G. and Stephen C. Schwartz Selma B. and C. Leon Sherman * Toby Smith Mark and Tammy Steele Jayne and Tom Sterling Richard M. Stern Becky and John Surma Mr. and Mrs. Steven Thomas Barbara Trachtenberg Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Voller Laurie Vota Diane and Hal Waldman * Iris Amper Walker Elizabeth and Daniel Wilson Andrea and James Young Anne and Sam Zacharias Rebecca and Rich Zahren Pat and Dennis Zerega Florence Zeve Linda and Brian Heery

From left to right: Chuck and Jill Brodbeck, “Aladdin,” Christy Brodbeck, Joan and Peter Stephans

PREMIERE CIRCLE $2,500 to $4,999 Anonymous (9) Celeste and Gary Acinapura Barbara and Alan Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. James R. Agras Debbie and Dan Aloe Andrea and David Aloe Cheryl Americus John S. Applegate Valerie and Paul Bacharach Ms. Natalae R. Barko Bridgett and Marty Bates ~ Kim and Tony Battaglia Nancy and Nadav Baum Sharon and Robert Belesky Janet L. Belliveau and David A. Yarosik LuAnn and Dan Berkley Eva Tansky Blum Bernice and Philip Bollman Barbara H. Bott and Robert L. Jennings, Jr. Marilyn Boucek Pamela and Kerry Bove Michael Boyer/Boyer Financial Planning,Inc. Vicky and Mark Brilmyer Ellen Still Brooks Alan M. Brown Pamela Bruchwalski Dr. and Mrs. John A. Burkholder Barbara and David Burstin Dr. Joanne and Dr. Jerry Byers Mrs. Ann W. Cahouet Karen and Michael Calandra Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Calihan Louise and David Cannon Lesley Carlin and Josh McElhattan Cynthia Carrow and James R. Kyper Christina Cassotis and Tim Fitzgerald Teresa and David Cepicka Connie and Michael Cesario Dr. and Mrs. Edward Chang Michelle and Dan Cheberenchick Ruth and Peter Chiappa Linda Christen Dr. and Mrs. John P. Chupinsky Nancy and Stanley Cieslak Family Foundation

Jacqueline Cimino Julie, Dale and Carly Clifton Judge Maurice B. Cohill, Jr. Marilyn and Stephen Coleman Robert Cornell Veronica Corpuz ^ * Craig Cox Carol and Nelson Craige Michele and Theodore Crandall Carey and Justin Crocker Alexis and Andrew Cross Carrie Beth and Patrick Crumpton Erin and Ted Curran ^ Margaret and Michael Daniels ~ Phyllis Davidson Dwight Deicke Janice and Richard Dell Heather Dent and Family Maririta and Mark Devlin Dr. and Mrs. Carl and Diane DiGiorgio Michelle Dominski and Shane D. Sclichter ^ Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Donahue Kris Dow and Gopi Flaherty Jackie and Gerry Dudley Susan and Phil Duvall Thomas Duxbury, Amanda Eckenrode Duxbury, and Rebecca Duxbury Annie and Gus Engel Beth and Dan Erlanger Gigi and Chris Faber Susan + and John Fafalios, Shaun and Angela Baker

The Fine Foundation Janis and Jeffrey Fisher Dawn and Chris Fleischner Kimberly Tillotson Fleming and Curtis D. Fleming Lisa Selvaggio Forgas and Michael Forgas Christopher Fox and Shaun Tomaszewski Katharine Fredriksen Erika and Mati Friehling Reanette and Steve Frobouck Mary Louise and Henry J. Gailliot Cathy and Jim Garraux Nancy R. and William J. Gatti Eric Gerstbrein The Gigante Family Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Gilson Joyce L. Goldmann Elizabeth Goodwin Rachelle and Michael Graham Karen and James Greb The Gunian Foundation Paul, Teresa, Isabella and Roman Haberstock Jennifer Haefeli and John Matthews Rhoda and David Hartmann * Kristen and Steven Hemingray Kristin and Jim Henson David McL. Hillman Linda Hoffman Natalie Taaffe Hoffman ~

Debra Honkus-Turnberger and Jason Honkus JoAnn and Roger Huczko Mrs. Joan M. Hurrell Alice Jane Jenkins Robyn and Shawn Johnson Penny and James Kane Kathryn and Dennis Katawczik Denice and John Kelly Ellen P. and Jack Kessler MJ Klimas and John W. Boufford Kana and Detlef Koll The Kubica Family ^ Amy Jo Labi-Carando and Peter Carando Suzan Lami and Robert Grubb Jenn Landefeld and Dan Barrett Susan and Louis Leff Robert and Barbara Libby Dr. Ronald and Mrs. Judith Linaburg Rachel and Jeffery Lizik Susan and David Lohr ^ Cathy and Rob Long Emily Lowe Ruth and Neil MacKay Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Malnati Drs. Sheri A. Mancini and H. Kenneth Williams, Jr. Joyce and Edward Marasco Carolyn C. Massaro + Dr. Curtis V. Mayernik and Mr. John Fullen Sally McCrady John R. McGinley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. McGinnis Janice and Ernie Meade * Richard A. Mellon Dr. and Mrs. Richard Meltzer Heidi and Keith Meredith Marcia A. Metelsky

Natalae Barko and Kevin McKinzie, with daughter Sydney and “Genie” Trevor Dion Nicholas, at the Aladdin cast party.

Mary Ellen and Mark Meyer Alexandria and Bruce Miller Sheila and Russ Miller Vanessa and David Morehouse Mary Love Nast Laura and Jordan Nicholas Patricia K. Nichols The Nimick Family Tammie O’Geen and William Gerber Shirley Olander Tia and Mike Pampena Maria and Rocco Panucci Dr. and Mrs. Steven Paterno T. R. Paul Family Foundation Terrie and Rod Piatt ^ Christine and Robert Pietrandrea Theresa and Cliff Pinsent Niki and Richard Pipak Lori and Louis Plung Amy and Chris Pretsch Kelly and Tom Price Ruth Ann and Robert Pritchard Catherine Talarico and Jose Ramirez-DelToro Lucy and Ian Rawson Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Reeher Ellen and Richard Reynolds Kathleen and Glenn Ritz Marilyn and Mitchell Roberts Donald and Sylvia Robinson Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brooks Robinson Dick Rocereto ^ Pat and Andrew Rodgers Danielle Roe and Jared Friant Mr. and Mrs. William F. Roemer Sharon R. Roseman, MD and Paul M. Palevsky, MD Caryn Rubinoff and Craig Dunham Carolyn Ruffer Catharine and John Ryan Lisa and Robert Sandonato Jamie and William Sarris Robert Sass Jenny and Joe Scherrbaum Pamela L. Schoemer MD Donna and Rod Schwartz Sharon Semenza and William Robinson

Carole and Mark Shepard Julie Sieger and George Johnson Juliet Lea Simonds Gayle G. and William H. Simpson Cindy and Rob Smith Terri and Ned Sokoloff Philip Sonnenklar Beth and Jonathan Spatz George Specter Dr. and Mrs. William Spielvogle Judy and Jim Squires * Denise Stack Mr. and Mrs. John A. Staley IV Randi Starr Kathy and Alan Stehman Cara and Doug Stirling Sue and Dan Stokes Marcia and Louis Swartz Shelley and James Taylor Janie and Harry Thompson Rita and Michael Toshok Beth and Mark Twerdok Mr. and Mrs. Brian Uffelman Carol and Keith W. Unitas James and Rebecca Vesely Kawita Vichare, M.D. Dario Vignali Sandra M. Volpe Sally and David Wade Judy L. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Wagner Suzanne and Jeff Watters Gail and Robert White Peggy C. Whitehurst Diane and Jack Wilberger Kristina Williams and James Taibi Dr. Ann G. Wilmoth J. Dennis Wilson Sherri and Gary Wilson Amy and Greg Winokur Mary Jo Winokur Judy and John Woffington J. Andrew Wolfinger * Brian Wongchaowart Richard A. Zappala Family Foundation Janie and Ronald (Sam) Zborowski Amy and William Wagner DONOR LISTING • 35

DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE $1,000 to $2,499 Anonymous (16) Murray Abbott Heitham Abdul-Baki Barbara Abraham Jeffrey Abrahamson Nancy and Tripp Amick William P. Anderson Jennifer A. Anke and Alan Shuckrow Susan M. and James R. Antoniono Roy W. Arnold Family ^ Laura Ashley and Greg Freehling Emily Balawejder Kathryn and James Bann Nancy Bromall Barry and Robert Barry Amy and Chris Bartels Kathryn and Allen Bashaar Liz Witzke-Baum and Allen Baum Sybil and Ivan Baumwell Vitasta Bazaz and Sheen Sehgal Judith Beach Maryann and David Becker Terri Bell Elaine M. Bellin Cynthia Berger and Laurence Green Judith M. Berger Robin J. Bernstein Diane Blanton and Michael Farabaugh Jennifer Blyler and Michael Dishart Pamela M. Bonaventura Debby and Dan Booker Lisa and Stephen Botos Anthony Braun Mary Jane Brennan and Van Kaplan Ann and Paul Bridges Jessica and Michael Brodinski Heather Brooks Cindy and James Brown Betsy and Marc Brown Susan and David Brownlee Mary Bruder Laurie and Frank Bruns Sandra Burgo Janet Burkardt Esther L. Bush Angelo Butera Mr. Nicholas Butera

Fred Caesar Sherry Campbell Dr. and Mrs. Robert Capretto Debra and Robert Carbeau Cardiff, Provins and Angel Wealth Management, LCC Julia and Andrew Carlson Dr. Thomas F. Carmen Linda Carpenter Alisa Carr and David Kitzinger ^ Beatrice and Don Carter Leslie and Richard Cassoff Alene and Robert Caughey Michelle and Richard Cefalo Jason Chappell Lauren B. Chorney and William R. Knopp Drs. Catherine and Philip Chua Mark Cibulka ~ Megan Cicconi Stephanie and Preston Ciranni Lisa and Shawn Cohen Susan and John Coleman Lynn Coleman Mary Jane and Fred Colen ComForCare Senior Services Michelle and Ned Conley Shannon Connery Anne and Lin Cook Verna Corey Carol and Gary Cozen Sara and Patrick Cozzens Melanie and James Crockard Kimberly and Cyrus Daboo ^ Bonnie and Steve Dake Lu and Syl Damianos Randi Dauler Jamini V. Davies Carol and Chuck Davis Stacey and Harold Davis Joan Clark Davis Patricia and Richard Davison Erika Deiseroth ~ Lynn H. and Charles L. Desmone III Rev. John V. Di Bacco, Jr. The DiAndreth Family ^ Laura and Elliot Dinkin Jennie and Michael Dodge Wesley and Dana Donaldson

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Jean and Pete Dornsife Mary Ann and Charles R. Dotchin Debbie and Bill Dougherty Lucy and John Douglas Fern and Tony DoVale Jeannette and Andrew Drake Mr. and Mrs. and Merrill Druggs Sherry and Jeff Crummie Carol and Brian Duggan Leslie Oden Dunn* Dr. and Mrs. Gabriel Durkac Alunda and Jonathan Edmonds Tracy and Norman Edmunds Mary E. and Mark D. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. David Ehrenwerth Sandra El-Hachem and Daniel Berger Sherri and David Elkin Dolly and Curt Ellenberg Robin and Kevin Elrod Cathy and Randy Emanuelson Terry Engel Ellen Estomin * Christopher M. Evans Kim and Bo Edvardsson Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Ewing Terri and Banford Exley Mary and Edward Faust Frederick R. Favo Susan and William Fawcett MaryAnn and Frank Fazio Judith and Donald Feigert Laura and Robert Ferris Claudia and Ted Fetterman David and Susan Finegold Lisa Fisher Pam and Jim Fister The Flam Family ^ Julia and Steven Fleck Pamela and Marc Fleming Betsy and Darryl Fluhme Eileen and Ted Ford Diem and Bruce Fox Edwina French and Douglas Pineo Elaine and John Frombach Hilda and Freddie Fu Debbie Furey Lisa and Norman Gebrosky Michael Gedeon

Mary Lou and Gary Gegick Mr. and Mrs. William P. Getty Suzanne and Douglas Gilbert Jodi and John Gill Revs. Catherine and Gaylord Gillis Doris and Neil Gillman Cathy and Mike Ginsberg Joan Giordano Cathy and Ken Glick Jessica and Jack Glover Lauren Godfrey and Andrew Golembeski Marcia and David Gordon Susan and Scott Gorham Emma Gosden and Richard Blattenberger Sarika M. Goulatia Dr. Terri F. Gould Patrick A. Gray Alison and Timothy Gray Terri H. Greenberg Dr. Jan Grigsby and Dr. Neal Edman Susan and Ron Grove Irving and Aaronel deRoy Gruber Foundation ~ Gino Guglielmo Philip Hackney Ellie Hall Nina Fisher Hamilton ^ Rufie and Michael Harr Jean Anne Hattler Beth Hazlett and Jim Fleming Bethany and Daniel Helms Dara and John Henne Mary Alice and Michael Hennessey Evonne and Michael Henry~ Susan and Peter Herchenroether Thelma and Andrew Herlich Nancy and Ron Herring Jean Herrity Dr. and Mrs. John B. Hill Marlene and Tom Hill William Talbott Hillman Janice Hlad and Paul Pieffer Margaret and Michael Hooton Mac and George Hoover Judith T. Horgan and Steven M. Pavsner Sara H. Horsman Barbara and Christopher Howard Doug Hupe

Charity J. Imbrie and Jane S. Barnes Denise Ombres and Christopher Inacio Joe Incardona Beth and Micah Jacobs ^ Lynne and Blair Jacobson Ponny Jahn Ms. Linda Jakubec ^ Tom James III Marilyn and Don Jenkins Gail G. Jenkins Susan Renee Johnson Michelle and Keith Johnston David and Laura Jones Shirley and Donald Jones Janet S. Kafka Judith and John Kalakos Wallis Katz Dr. Christoph and Mrs. Emily J. Kaufmann Jessica and JR Kavanagh Von and Dale Keairns ^ Margaret and Dwight Keating Maura and John Kelly Janice and Tom E. Kennedy Jennifer Kettering Denise L. King Kym and Paul King Tracy and Tim King Janet Kinnane and Conrad Smith Bryan S. Kisiel and Margel Guie Debbie and Greg Knowles Christine and Thomas Kobus Vicki Helgeson and Mark Kochvar Phyllis K. Kokkila Angela Kokovich Kate Koop Irwin and Khip J. Irwin Dr. Elliott J. Kramer and William M. Modrak Camille Kurtanich Feli and Ed Labruna Diana Lalich and Ahmed Aziz Sarah and Blaine Lamperski Lynn and Larry Lebowitz Dan H. Lee, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Leidich Lynnmarie and David Leng Linda Leonhardt Barb and Alex LePore Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Levin Janet Lewis

Vivien Li ~ Peggy L. Lintner Janine and Daniel Littlefield Gail and Tom Litwiler Megan and Lewis Lloyd^ Margery J. Loevner Susan and John Lowers Dr. David and Mrs. Jacqueline Lucas Patricia and Joseph Lucot Jennifer Lundy and Rickard Briggs Christa Malinak Janet Markel Lucine O. Marous Jennifer and James Martin Thea Martin Heather and Rob Masterson Miranda and David Matthew David J. McAdams Dr. and Mrs. James E. McCann Kim and John McCann Tammy and Kevin McCarl Marianne McClain Matthew McConnell Susan McFarland Terry McGonigal Sandra McInerney Suzy and DeCourcy McIntosh Susan R. McKee Charlotte and Richard McLaughlin Susan and Sean McLaughlin Keith McMillen Leisa McNamee Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Mellon Barbara Sachnoff Mendlowitz Ann and LeRoy Metz Ruth Anne Mewhirter Matthew Miecznikowski Janet and George L. Miles, Jr. Barbara Thorpe Miller Karen and Richard Miller Linda and Stuart Miller Teresa M. Mink Vicki and Randy Mlinarcik Linda and Ken Moeslein Diane Mohr and Donald W. Ickert Kathie and Jim Montana Carla and Tom Mooney Crystal and Jeffrey Moore

Thomas R. Moore Tom and Amy Moore Janie and Edward Moravitz Amy Morgan Susan and James Morris Carroll and David Morrison Bee Jee Morrison Deborah Godfrey Muck Bonita Mullaugh Dr. Jennifer Mungari Martha H. Munsch Alan Murdock Julia and David Murray Michael W. Neft, LTC, USA, ret.

Kenny and Gordon Nelson Susan and Richard Nernberg Lisa Newman~ Sandra L. Nicklas June and David Nimick Jody Nogan Linda and Jim Northrop Leslie and Bob Nutting Dr. and Mrs. Joop Offerman Sophia and Masahiro Ogiso~ Jean and Joseph Olshefski Judy and James Olson Randall Olson Nancy and Woody Ostrow Sandy and Gene O’Sullivan # Kelley Owen Jackie and Eric Parker Joan and John Pasteris Heather and Jack Peffer Drs. Donna and Ronald Pellegrini Perfido Weiskopf Wagstaff & Goettel Hayley and Gabriel Perlow Katy and Edward Perrin Mark Perrott ~ Gail Pesyna and John Hooper Patricia Pettit and Michael Beer Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre Pittsburgh Opera Gary Pivirotto The Platt Family Foundation Tonie and Michael Polite Karen and E. Kears Pollock Myrna H. Pollock and Charles N. Strotz * ~ The Pollon Family

Christine and Mark Popovich Drs. Heather and Jay Porter Drs. Cindy and Rob Potter Ellen and Jeffrey Primis Cynthia and Charles Prucnal Karen and Kevin Prykull Kristine Puskarich Dawn Predmore and Patrick Putorti Emily and Kevin Rabbitt The Rackoff Family Rayko Family Mollie and Barret Rea Traci and Gregory Rea^ K. Oliver Rea Linda Rebish Mr. and Mrs. W. Franklin Reed Celeste and Keith Reisinger Dr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Reiss Mary Ellen and Mark Rhoa Elizabeth and Matthew Richards Karen and Pierce Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Riordan Carroll de Vera Roberts and Thomas R. Roberts Alexandra and Brooks Robinson, Jr. Dominique Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Robinson, Jr. Stephen G. Robinson Al Rodibaugh Joni and John Roland Bette and Howard Rom Patricia and Daniel Rooney Cindy Rose and Frank Villa Shereen and Paul Rosenberg Linda and James Rosenbloom Drs. Ellen and Loren Roth Dr. and Mrs. Paul Rowland Louisa and Jim Rudolph Malinda and Ed Rusnica ~ The Ruttenberg Family Michelle and Elie Saad Jimmy Saal and Dr. Felicia Snead Dr. Ravi Sachdeva Dr. and Mrs. Mahesh Sardesai and Varsha Mathur Melissa Saul and Ronnie Parker Elizabeth and Gregory Schaefer Paul Schamer

Dr. and Mrs. Bill Scheeren Perri and Thomas Schelat Dolores and Robert Schilken Lisa and Greg Schiller Stephanie Schneck-Jacob Matthew Schnierle Karrie and Steve Schott Lynn, Joshua and Brian Schreiber Carol and Gary Schurman Jeffrey Schutzeus and Carl Ward Dr. Jennifer Tkocs and Mr. Michael Scotto Kenneth Senatore Christine and Duane Seppi * Paige and Scott Serbin Mary Anne Mutschler and William Shamot Karen and Brian Shanahan Marian and Stephen Shaner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sharek Nancy and Mike Sheleheda Dr. Wayne D. Sherman, DO Stephanie and Harold Shields Denise and James Shields Kerry and Scott Shiller The Silberman Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation Willman and Silvaggio, LLC Natalie, Alexa and Stephen Silverman Lisa C. Simon ~ Colleen and Henry Simonds Cari and Doug Simpson James A. Sims Robert N. Slagle Mark and Jennifer Slawilowski William Slivka Karen and Gary Smith Lynn and Joe Smith ~ Jimmi Sue and Matthew Smith

Mrs. Theresa Snavely Maggie and George Snyder Danielle Katz and James Snyder Kathy and Edward Sobota Judith L. Wolfe and John H. Soffietti, M.D. Jamie and Aaron Solak Jody and John Sperry Vivian M. Spratt Lynn and Randy Staab Sheila and Stephen Stagnitta Mrs. Marguerite O. Standish Terrie Startare and Robbie Grubb Vicki L. Staton Pamela Stepanian Karalie and Randolph Stepusin Maryann and Fred Steward Heidi Stewart and Mario Santilli, Jr. Barbara and Charles Stone ^ Barbara and Wade Stull Eliza Swann and J.R. Ambrose Diane and Regis Synan Susan and Frank Szczerba Linda and Lawrence Szramowski Anne B. Tabor Dr. James and Cindy Tauberg Barbara and Robert Thaw Marcelle M. Theis Brenda and Thomas M. Thomas Jocelyn and Jeff Thompson Kelli Thompson Mrs. Barbara S. Todd Jamee and Thomas Todd Allison and Stephen Tomko ^ Penny Toniolo Nancy and John Traina

Nicole and Carl Traud Trocchio Family Elizabeth Trocchio Dr. and Mrs. Rory Tropp Rameshwari and Murali Tumuluru Lauren and Chuck Turberville Ann L. Turnbull Drs. Robert and Lindsay Turner ^ Laurie A. Uhler Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Unetich Michael Unis Sandy and Mark Urbassik Sandy and Thomas Usher William B. Van Ingen Betsy and Gary VanSickle Joseph A. Vater, Jr. Carrie and Joshua Verdi ~ Marilyn and Joseph Vettorazzi Lacey and Joseph Vincent Lewis Vincenti Cate and Jerry Vockley ~ Haochen Wang Joanne Watterson William Weber Bonnie and Marshall Webster Helene Weinraub and Geoff Clauss * Susan Weinzierl and Andrea Weinzierl Nancy and Michael Weissman Bertie Werley Ruth Westerman + and J. Robert Myers * Holly E. Whoolery Joyce and Wayne Wiester Laurel Wiester Mr. Kevin C. Wilkes Peg and Al Williams Teresa M. Williams Barb and Bud Wise Karen L. Woodall and Neal F. Binstock Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Yates Claire Conaway and Matthew Zack Kelly Adomnik and Matthew Zatko Dick Zentner Robin Ziegler and Clifford Chen * Rachelle A. Zomak Kerry and Chester Zombeck

Sylvia and Fred Fields attend the Trust’s Fall Gala.

LEAD PARTNERS $500 to $999 Anonymous (15) Deborah Acklin ~ Rachel and Brian Allen Nancy and Lynn Alstadt June Anderson Emily Anderson The Angeloni Family Patricia and Gregory Argyros Donald B. Arnheim Kenia A. Ashby and Claudio A. B. Lima # Alan A. Axelson Corey Baker Diane and Barry Balliet ~ Erin Barranger Dr. and Mrs. William Barrington Janna and Brett Bavar Julie Beck Amy and William Belden The Sanford S. and Patricia G. Berman Philanthropic Fund of the UJF Georgia Berner ~ Sue and Don Bialostosky Thomas Black Giovanna Bonanno Stacey Jo Bonenberger Leigh Booker Karen and David Borcik Cynthia C. Bracken John Carter Brooks Nancy and John Brownell Marianne and Andrew Brudnok Cindy Bryce Albert H. Burchfield III Colin Burger Jenniffer L. Burke Linda and Timothy Burke ~ Dr. Maria Simbra and Dr. Jeffrey Burket Alisha Ferrin and Jon Butler Elisabeth and Richard Callendar R. Yvonne Campos * Laurie Ann Carroll Anne Chen Mark Christman Susan B. Clancy Maureen and Jared Cohon Paula and Brian Cole DONOR LISTING • 37

Trust members enjoy a donor event at the Benedum Center.

Estelle F. Comay, Esq. ~ Joan and John Connors David Cowan Beth and Roberto Croce Jo Ellen Crowley Margaret and Anthony DeArdo Catherine and Matthew Deep Linda and Lynn DeHaven Claire DeMarco Mary Lu and Jim Denny Melissa and Eric DeStefano Donna Detar Paul Diehl Judith and Gary Diven Susan Drolet Coneybeer George B. Duffey Kathleen Dunlap Wendy and Jeff Dutkovic Carol and David Eibling Andrew Eller Margaret and Michael Evans Linda and Donald Ewing Mrs. George J. Farah Richard Ferro Beth Flickinger Laura and Glenn Ford Thomas Forsyth Andrea R. Fox Rebecca and A.J. Frank Harriet and Kenneth Franklin Carol and John Franklin ~ Roger C. Franz Mark Freeman Mimi Frey and Bruce R. Connelly * Drs. Lisa and George Gabriel Karen and Patrick Gallagher Sheila and Dennis Gallon John Gardiner Suzanne and Michael Gates Anne L. German ~ Barbara Ghilani Barbara and Patrick Clem, Julie, Aurelia, Elliana and Clemente Gigliotti Karen Gilbert Arlyn Gilboa Robert Goehring Pamela Golden

Shirley H. Golden Marjorie C. Greenberger * Naomi Greenblott John Greenlee Mary and Bernard J. Grimes Carol Sikov Gross Christopher Guandolo Elaine Lees and Andrew Gurcak * Nancy and Henry Gusky Lucia and Bruce Haddad Melissa and William Hallett Tricia and Bob Hammel Brenna Painter and Ethan Hammersmith Rebecca J. Harriman and Robert Seals * Janice Harrison Nathan Hart * Jeff Sudol Mr. and Mrs. James M. Heaton Mary Ann and Kenneth Henderson Rebekah and Brian Hennigan David Herlinger Sue and Dale Hershey Colleen and Chris Hess Jennifer Hewitt Cheryl Hillery and Daniel Bellissimo Dr. Dena Hofkosh and Kimberly Patterson * Mary Holleran and David Bollenbacher Jennifer and James Hollingsworth Jennifer Houtz Shaun Hrutkay Deborah and James Huber Katerina Ancevski and Zachary Hunter Juli and Steve Huntington Anita and Gary Jesionowski Molly and Jason Jesso ^ Dayna and Brandon Jones Denise and Dale Joseph John Kalkreuth Tom Kaminski Janet and Michael Kamon Ellen Teri Kaplan Goldstein and Michael Goldstein * Myra Kazankian Molly Kelsey Heather and Sam Esther and Gary Kepplinger Kerchner Family Fund Kelly Kilgour

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Rachel and Rich Kisic Paula Garrick Klein and Alan H. Klein + Angela and Kevin Knopf Marilyn Koch Mr. and Mrs. Robert Y. Kopf III Starlit and Ronald Koshar Alice and Robert Kushner Lynn Steffan and David F. Lackner Virginia and Joseph P. Laidlaw Betty L. Lamb Katherine Lancaster Robert J. Laskovich Amanda and Jeff Laubenthal JoEllen and Fred Leech Jo Ann and Richard Lipscomb Susan Lipsitz Katherine and Lewis Lobdell Michele and Eric Lombardo Mrs. Howard M. Love Helen and William Lyons Dr. and Mrs. Edward MacKillop Antonia and Trevor Macpherson Robert J. Mahr, Jr. Jan Markewinski Emily and Kimble Marshall Brittany Martin Jill Martin Kimberly Mauersberg Amy Maxin Michele and Lee McCracken Carol L McFarland Jan and Dennis McGlone Brandon C. McKinney David Meadows * Sally L. Merrison Gail Mezynski Marian G. Michaels *

Ms. Kathryn Miehl Adrianne Miller Robin and Richard Minutello Modern Reproductions, Inc. Mary Ann Mohr Anthony Molish Christine Stevens and Robert G. Moncavage Kennedy Josephine Moore Elena Morara Gregory Murman Bernita and Brad Myers Cathy Nash Eleanor Naylor Kate Neely and Maris Parker Tammy Nelson Desiree and James Neville Nan and David Newell ^ Charlene Cole-Newkirk and Charles Newkirk Sally and Dave Oberdick Jennifer O’Connell Lee and John + Oehrle Mickey and Jerry O’Neill ^ Nancy and Robert Osinski Wendy Pardee Mary Carroll Parent James P. Praise Richard Parsakian * Kenneth Pash Jean Marie Perry Tracey and Gregg Peterson Nicole and Rug Phatak Eve Picker and John D. Norton Dr. Mary Jo Pisano Rita Platt Peter Pless

New signage is unveiled at the Greer Cabaret Theater naming celebration.

Gregory K. Popcak * Crystal and Michael Popella Michael and Heather Powers Katie Prosen Pappy Joe Construction Co., Inc. PVE, LLC Veronika and Richard Ranich Dr. Lee and Barbara Reichbaum The Freds Rita Resick and Richard Stafford Karri and Jim Rickard John Ricker Richard Roda Roesch Family Charitable Trust Debra Romanek Jennifer Romero Janice G. Rosenberg Todd Rosenfeld Carol and Richard Rosenthal Michael J. Rothrock Shirley and Murray Rust Toni Ann Sacco ~ Susan and Stephen Sargent Kimberly and Derek Scalzott Karen Scansaroli Eric Schramm June and Larry Schultz Mr. Paul Shay William Shoff Rhoda and Seymour + Sikov Roseanne Silva and Michael Tonkin Myrna and Lee Silverman John Skiba Deborah Smith Kay and David Smith Jamie and Michael A. Smith Mary Lee and David Snuffer Arlene and Barry Sokolow Catherine Specter Stacey Spradlin-Brown Jennifer and Thomas McCrady Jodi and Jonathan Steckbeck * Jocelyn E. Steele James Stelmach Christian D. Stoecklein ^ Jean and Charles Stout Dick and Thea Stover Karen and Don Stump

Marsha Suber Renee and Henry B. Suhr III Julie Ann Sullivan * Patricia Sunseri Margaret E. Svidro * Teresa Svidro * Patricia Swank Susan and William Talerico Kevin and Leah Tapper Ann E. Thompson, M.D. James S. Thompson Ilene and Laurence Topper Michele and Jeffrey Trabbold Colleen and Denny Travis Rosemary Trump Bernadette and Jim Veliky Carole Vignale Mrs. Tracey and Dr. Carey T. Vinson Julie and Jay Vuillemot Donna Waigand Sue and Charles Walker Laurie and Jeffrey Waller Drs. Nicole and Robert Waltrip ^ Michele and Reg Weatherly Marvin Wedeen ~ Jill and Jeffrey Weimer ~ Brandy Cummins-Weiss and Karl Weiss Marcia M. Weiss Janice and Ron West Ansley S. Westbrook II ~ Kathleen and Brian White Lisa and Andrew Williams Valerie and John Williams John Wilson Rebecca Wimer Mark Winer Darlene and John Wisniewski Michelle Witty Denise Wolbert Evan Wolfson Mindy and Matthew Wollenschlaeger Karen M. Woodcock Linda and Eric M. Wright Janis Wright Marlene and John Yokim Carol and Carleton Young Rebecca Zajdel Dorothea K. Zikos Michelle Zuba

SPONSORING PARTNERS $250 to $499 Anonymous (20) Mr. and Mrs. Acquafondata Carol Adams Dr. Lawrence N. Adler and Judith Brody Donna M. Aiello John Aikens Catherine M. Angle Mary and Kenneth Antol Nancy and Henry Armstrong Ruth Auld Neal Aulick Kristina Badali Ramona Baker Barbara Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Bartosh, Jr. Amber and Bryan Battaglia Raymond Bauer Paula and Frank Bauerle Andrew Baughman Tim Baum Rikki and Larry Berger ^ Kitty and Gordon Berkstresser John Bettis III Birmaher’s Family Theresa and Jay Bissell Mark M. Blatter, M.D. ~ Kaitlin Bledsoe Alan Boarts P. Bolkovac Deborah Boyd Kathleen and Robert + Boykin ~ Arlene and Bill Brandeis Gwyneth S. Brautigam Joan C. Bruce Maryalice Bruder Brooke Bull~ Barbara and William Burdwood JoAnne E. and Jack L. Burley # Martha and Jerry Butts Kimberly Calloway Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Camus Cindy Capozzoli-Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Carper Melissa Casey and Xiomara Padamsee * James P. Cassaro Jacquelyn and Glenn Cavanaugh

Lynne Chadwick and Peter Trotsch Serena Chan Michele Charmello ~ Gene Ciavarra Cipriani & Werner PC The Clark/Grubs Family ^ Susie and Chris Coburn Connie and Donald Coffelt Kathryn Collins James Colyer Marcia Constantine Cynthia Cook Dorothy W. Cooper Gail Cooper Marie Cosgrove-Davies Lorrie and Charles Cranor Dennis Crovella Linda and Leo Dafner Monique Dalton Gail Daniels Thomas D’Anniballe Dr. and Mrs. James A. D’Antonio Lakshmi and Diwakar Davar Michael Davidow Emily Davis Kimberly C. Davis Nancy and Peter Del Presto Michael Dellinger Frank Demmler James R. DeViese Jr. Sandy and Bob Devlin Jean V. Dick Dianne Diebold Linda and Don Dietz Smita and Shyam Dighe Anita DiPaolo Jessica Do Heather and David Down Donald Dugal and Milton Kimura R. Dave Duncan Anita Dwyer Ted Dyson # Barbara Murdick and Michael Elko Jan and Howard Engelberg Beverly and David J. Engle Sharon and David Evankovich Cynthia Evans Mike Evans

Jennifer and Evan Facher Elaine Geris and Richard Falk Jill Fauss Ellen and Eugene Feather Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Feczko, Jr. Dana H. Ferry and Sharon L. Elkettani Sharon Fields Jared P. Filapose Laryn and Moses Finder * David Finegold Lauri Fink Kurt Fischer Susan and Ralph Flaugher, Jr. Diane Fleet Noret Flood Kenneth Francesconi Carl B. Frankel Mary Pat and Eric Friedlander Michael D. Gaber Ramona Galamb Edward Gallagher Michael Gans Sue Ellen and Leonard Ganz ^ Pamela and Michael Garczynski Paul Gardner Lynda and Richard Germano Susan and Donald Giles Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gilfoyle Richelle and Brian Gist Lisa and Darren Glikes Cheri Gmiter Casey Gnage Michael and Megan Gold Elizabeth C. Graf Sharon Bozicevic Joe Grata Nancy and David Green Brad Gross Arlene and Alfred Grubbs Mr. and Mrs. O. Harry Gruner Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gwinn Mary and William Hallahan Amy and Michael Harkins Diane K. Harrison^ Russell E. Hathaway, Jr. Debbie Law and Bill Haughey Mr. and Mrs. Steven Hausman Kathrin F. Hays

Mary and Walter Henricks ^ James C. Higgins Eric Hinton Mary and Leo Hitt David Hoch Sandy and Steve Hooper Lauren Hopkins Janice and Robert Howard Nancy and Fred Hrynkiw Martha and Paul Huber Dr. James Huggins and Mr. Gary Sadler * Ginny and Peter Hutchinson Caren and Anthony Ieraci Lisa and John Jackson Sharon Goldedstein and Craig Jahnke Michael James Vivian and Bob Joltes Patrician and Harris Jones Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. Jones, Jr. Diana Dickey Joss Sherry Kai ^ N. Kantorski John Karduck Pachavit Kasemsap Jerry Katz Linda and Robert Kelley Clinton Kelly Cynthia Ference-Kelly and Joseph Kelly # The Keough Family Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Kerr, Jr. Megan and Shawn Kilpatrick Laura King and Lawrence Fine Micheal King Kimberly Kisner Thomas Kissane David Kleer Stephanie Kobil, DMD Pamela Komar ^ Jennifer and Kevin Konikowski Jacob D. Korb Irene N. and Kenneth C. Kotchey Shanna Kovalchick and Brandon Nicholson Sandra Kozel Karen Kozlowski

Elaine and Carl Krasik Diane Kuhn Suzanne and Michael D’Amico ^ Marilyn and Earl Latterman Lisa Leibering Larry J. Levi Ronald Levick Liberty Transportation Marjorie and Craig Linner Anne and Nicholas Liparulo Dr. and Mrs. Sanford Littwin Edwin M. Lohrer III Linda L. Torres and Vincent J. Petti Josh Luke Deborah and David Lund Kelley M. Lynch Silva Arslanian and Michel Makaroun Carol Robinson and Jeffrey Markel Melissa L. Marshall Joan and Charles Marstiller Patricia A. Martucci Kim Maximovich Michael McAllister and Sean Luther Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. McCartney Gloria J. McClain Mrs. Neva L. McClymonds Dr. and Mrs. Lee H. McCormick Elizabeth McDonald Mary A. McDonough Sharon Roxbury and Joe McEwen Mark McFarland # Paul McFarlane Mary C. McGee Tyler McGuigan William McIlroy Lauren and Thom McLeod Toni and George Mesiarik Al Myers Deborah M. Migyanko Mr. and Mrs. James B. Miller Janette G. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Moskal Dr. and Mrs. Etsuro K. Motoyama Mr. and Mrs. John T. Mumper William Narey Drs. Sarah and Phillip Neusius Ernst W. Nickel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nolfi

Robert Olszewski and Alon Lavie Dan O’Malley Beverly and Robert Ontolchik Dee Jay Oshry and Bart Rack * Elliott S. Oshry * Joni Ostrow Elizabeth and Edward Hogan Mary Pagnotto ^ Mr. and Mrs. Don M. Paradise Harry M. Paras Cindy and Greg Parsons Kelly Pasterick Carol Patrick Mary Anne and Mark Peluso Christopher Peplin * Ben Perna William A. Perry Rose and James Perryman Mark T. Phillis * Frances and Allan Philp Dr. and Mrs. John M. Pierce * Gretchen and Charles Pinkerton Warren Pirring Dennis Pittman Susan Plescia Aimee J. Plotz * Rita and Dan Poljak # ~ Mark Pollini Kimberly Poremski Suzanne Powell Christine M. Praksti Linda Pretz ^ John Previs William Prezlock S. Richard Prokopovich Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Prus Brian C. Querry Sally and Walter Quinn William RadCliffe Linda C. Rainey # Scott Rainey Marian T. and Richard Edward Redlinger Michelle Reid Patty and Rick Magidson Karen and Tom Reinecke Michele A. Reiss Lorraine and Philip Roberts Javier Rodriguez DONOR LISTING • 39

Anonymous Nevin Rosen David Ross Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Ross Ruth and Wilfred T. Rouleau The Rubinsky Family Alice and David Rumberger Philip Safran Carolyn Salapa and Daniel Jack Mr. Russell B. Salminen * Elizabeth Sanchez Linda and Ed Santavicca Lisa Scales Dr. Linda and Barton R. Schachter Lisa Schiller Nadine and Wally Schrage Carl Schultz Walter Schwartz # Frank Scott Gregg Scott Lori and Robert Seelman, Jr. Patricia A. Seibel Rochelle and Chad Seideneck Pauline R. Semans Dolores Senanis Teruyo Seya # Kari Shaffer Anne Shaheen ^ Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Shoemaker Gail and Wilfred Sieg Judy and George Siegel Chrissy Sileo Leonard Silk Sheryl and Michael Silverman Jennifer Simonsen Stephen Simpson-Hunt and Travis Simpson-Hunt Brandon Sink Curtis Sittler G. David and Kathleen E. Sivak Caitlin C Skaff Bernard Smith Craig Smith K. Marlene Smith Linda C. Smith Elizabeth and Robert F. Smith Sherilyn Smith Timothy C. Smith

Marlene M. and Charles L. Smithers Ronald F. Smutny Kimberly and Justin Snair Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Snyder Susan Vescio Sobina Lyn Sokol Judith and Jerome Spallino Charlene and Gary Stanich Joanne Molinaro Starolis Brian E. Stewart Dr. Mervin S. and Mrs. Marcia M. Stewart Christine Stives The Stock Family Susan K. Stonebraker Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stovash Mona and Edwin Strassburger Susan Stuart and Rich Pietroski Paula Suhrbier Dawn and James Sweeny Synergy Financial Ellen Tarpey and John Battaglia Marcia Taylor Mary Ann S. Templeton Laurel and Gary Thomas Joanne and Jeff Thomas Lisa Todd an Roman Kyshakevych Rachel Toney Charles F. Traeger, Ayres Drug Store Sadie and Del Treese Mary and Louis Treleani Mary Trombley Amanda Truitt-Smith and Brock Smith Nancy and Gary Tuckfelt Linda and John Ubinger Deborah and Anthony Venci Anoo and Viju Verghis Mr. and Mrs. Virgi Edith M. and Louis P. Vitti Ron Vodenichar Ronald Volpe ^ Lisa Wade Robert Wagner David Walker Stacey and Jamie Kerns ^ John Walsh Adele and Aaron Wampler Joleen and Jeff Wangler Karen Warren

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Craig Dunham and Caryn Rubinoff at the 2018 Fall Gala.

Pam and Larry Watters Louise Eckman and Harvey M. Weissman Mr. Mark J. Welch Mary and Charles Wetmore Diane and Jeffrey Wherry Frances C. Whiteman, Esquire Christopher Willan Antenor Willems Sandra D. Williamson Janice Wirth Beth Wiser and Patience Whitworth Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Wishart, Jr. Danielle L. Wojtowicz Lorelli Moser and John Wojtyna * Susan and Robert + Wolf Frances Woodward and Jo Clark Diane and Gary Workman Linda R. Wortham Peggy McLean and Stanley Yorsz Dr. Stephen J. Zimdahl

CORPORATE, FOUNDATION & PUBLIC SUPPORT

LEADERSHIP CIRCLE $100,000 and above Anonymous Allegheny Foundation Allegheny Regional Asset District Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation * ~ Cohen & Grigsby Colcom Foundation ~ Dollar Bank ~ # Eden Hall Foundation EQT Foundation ^ Giant Eagle ^ ~ Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield # Pennsylvania Council on the Arts ~ ^ Pennsylvania Department of Community & Economic Development ^ ~ PNC Foundation Richard King Mellon Foundation The Heinz Endowments ^ The Hillman Foundation UPMC and UPMC Health Plan #

PRODUCER’S CIRCLE

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE

$50,000 to $99,999

$10,000 to $14,999

FedEx Ground First Commonwealth Bank Koppers Industries, Inc. Laurel Foundation ~ Pennsylvania Department of Education PPG Industries Foundation The Grable Foundation ~ ^ The Jack Buncher Foundation

AEC Group Audrey Hillman Fisher Foundation Ayers Foundation Cathy and John Mary Cathy and John Mary Cultural Services Of The French Embassy Eaton Corporation Edith L. Trees Charitable Trust Federated Investors Frank B. Fuhrer Wholesale Company Gateway Health ^ Huntington National Bank K&L Gates LLP Mascaro Construction Company, L.P. Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation ^ Mistick Construction Oxford Development Company Pepper Hamilton LLP Philadelphia Indemnity Insurance Company Ryan Memorial Foundation Schneider Downs & Co., Inc. Strassburger McKenna Gutnick & Gefsky PC The Anne & George Clapp Charitable Trust The Frank E. Rath - Spang & Company Charitable Trust The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation The Opportunity Fund

FOUNDER’S CIRCLE $25,000 to $49,999 Bessie F. Anathan Charitable Trust ~ BNY Mellon # Broadway Across America Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC Citizens Bank ^ # Flyspace Productions Green Mountain Energy Hefren-Tillotson, Inc. James M. and Lucy K. Schoonmaker Foundation KeyBank MSA Reed Smith LLP ~ Rossin Foundation The Benter Foundation The Buhl Foundation ^ ~ The Fine Foundation The Fine Foundation ^ ~

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE $15,000 to $24,999 Allegheny Health Network Arconic ATI Babst Calland Burns White LCC Clark Hill PLC Dickie, McCamey & Chilcote PC Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott LLC Howard Hanna Real Estate Services Levin Furniture Milton G. Hulme Charitable Foundation The Williams Companies William V. & Catherine A. McKinney Charitable Foundation

PATRON’S CIRCLE $5,000 to $9,999 AMPCO-Pittsburgh Corporation Arsenal Cider House big Burrito Restaurant Group C&W Services Calgon Carbon Corporation ~ Carlson Lynch LLP Carnegie Mellon University Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania, Inc Eat’n Park Hospitality Group Flaherty & O’ Hara, P.C. Fox Rothschild LLP Gateway Financial Group, Inc. Gateway Health Goehring, Rutter & Boehm

Henry L. Hillman Foundation ~ K & I Sheet Metal, Inc. KPMG LLP Leech Tishman Fuscaldo & Lampl LLC Littler Mendelson, P.C. Massey Charitable Trust Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP Pittsburgh Steelers Roy A. Hunt Foundation Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr, LLP Steptoe & Johnson PLLC The Reschini Group TriState Capital Bank Trust-Franklin Press Co. Vecenie’s Distributing Company W.I. Patterson Charitable Fund WESCO International Whiteford Taylor Preston Willis Towers Watson PLC WTW Architects

PREMIERE CIRCLE $2,500 to $4,999 BilkeyKatz Investment Consultants, Inc. Clearview Federal Credit Union Fairmont Pittsburgh FISA Foundation ~ Guardian Construction Management Services, Inc. Phoenix II LLC Rugby Realty Co., Inc. Securitas The Children’s Institute ^ The United States Department of State Trigate Incorporated W. J. Beitler Company WPXI - TV

PARTNER’S CIRCLE $1,000 to $2,499 Jackson Lewis LLP Maher Duessel McKamish, Inc. Perkins Eastman ~ United Safety Services, Inc.

ENDOWMENT GIFTS Anonymous Arthur M. & Olga I. Aloe Endowed Performance Fund Carol R. Brown Performance Fund William O. Burchinal Performance Fund Dietrich Foundation Fund for Performance Art Milton G. Hulme Charitable Foundation Paul R. Jenkins Performance Fund Sally M. Levin Performance Fund James E. Rohr Arts Education Center Fund Louisa S. Rosenthal Performance Fund Gabe Rubin Student Performance Fund by the Rubin Family Maranne P. Welch Performance Fund Barbara L. Widdoes Founders’ Endowment Fund

IN HONOR OF Grace Ansell by Judy Lawrence Jane Arkus’s Birthday by Edith H. Fisher Brett and Honour Barthelemy by Courtney and Ray Barthelemy Karla Boos by Caryn Rubinoff and Craig Dunham Coraline Carrick by Shanna and Matthew Carrick Kerguin Cunikin by Elizabeth Wayman Donna Ann Davis by Dr. Terri Gould Pam Merory Dernham by Solveig Paulson Rafanan and Martin Rafanan Edith H. Fisher by Claire Wapinsky Jane Arkus Danielle Foster by Leslie Lafferty Dodi Walker Gross’s birthday by Ellen Teri Kaplan-Goldstein Myles Larson-Edwards by Gram and Papo Osinski Maddie and Alex Lemoncelli

by Stephanie Drenning Lisa Lisanti and Ed Orris by Phil and Christina Han Heather Masterson by Ilene Venig and Norman Bress Sara P. and William W. McVay

by Kristen and James McVay Ella Mensch by Catherine and Jeff Mensch Angela and Thomas Nolfi

by Jennifer O’Connell Renee Ramo and Arthur Goldberg

by Arlyn Gilboa (IHO Marriage) Becky Rengers by Melissa and Ryan Bonicky Edie and Bernie Robin’s 60th Anniversay

by Susan Young Carole and Mark Shepard by Jody and Stephen Spolar Brandon Robert Smith by Barbara Jo Janicky Samuel Staffen by Brandy Staffen Iris Amper Walker by Dodi Walker Gross and Daniel Edelstone Shreve Addison Weaver by Susan Cogswell Beth Young by Emily Hartline

IN MEMORY OF Marcella Ashley by Laura Ashley Jerry Bennetti by Shari Bennetti J. Spencer Bey by Dan Wasson Ingrid and Anton Bigman by Cheryl Kocay Virginia Boocks by Tamara S. Maximovich Janet Booker by Lisa Kilmer Lynn Borgman and James Goodwin

by Elizabeth Goodwin Ernest Brautigam by Gwyneth S. Brautigam Anna and Michael Bronowicz

by Amy Bronowicz Janet Katherine Brzoza by Brenna Painter Raymond J. Burgo by Rochelle and Chad Seideneck Bobby J. Burke by Jenniffer Burke; Bobby, Jr., Lakeia, Amber, and Darieth Steve Craychee by Patricia Craychee June and Al Csellar by Jennifer Csellar L. Van V. Dauler, Jr. by Randi Dauler Laura DeSimone by David Ross Richard Flaherty by Patricia M. Flaherty Harold S. Forman by Honey Forman, David Forman and Tiffany Bolner Harold Forman by Lynn Tashbook Sylvia Fine Gattegno by Catherine and Mark Loevner Florence Gnipp by Diane Gnipp June Ethel Goodenough-Huebner

by Diana Lynn Oleskshuk Joan Granville by Catherine and Raymond Schmaus Robert Green by Katie Green Jeri Guido by the Guido Family Marc J. Herberg by Kimberly Honaker

Dorothy and Harry Hurley by Anita Dwyer Regina Janosco by Regina Manni Charles Jeffers by Elinor Hall Cynthia B. Jennings and Mr. and Mrs. William Booth by Sally and William Van Ingen Susie and Robert Johnson

by Susan Renee Johnson Kathryn Joseph by Joseph D. Joseph Tony Knipling by Michelle V. Reid Edwin M. Lohrer, Jr. by Edwind M. Lohrer Diane Marshall by Jennifer and Chris Marshall Pat Mauersberg by Kimberly Mauersberg Jacqueline McCardell by Jennifer Reilly and Sean McCardell James Mewhirter by Susan and Louis Leff Marilouise “Mel” Michel by Jennifer Elisabeth Vinson Bob Miller by Roseanne and Clifford Levine Gilbert Millstine, Sr. by Danielle Wojotowicz Renee and Jay Minsky by Nancy J. Tuckfelt Renee Minsky by Ronna and Dan Askin The Baum Consulting Group Neila and Danny Bendas and Family Dorene Coffey Debra and Paul Formal Charlene Fox Ellen Garvin Dr. Bob Gorby and Ms. Barb Weizenbaum Jane and Kevin Jandreau Rosanne and Cliff Levine Lenore Light Carol F. Miller Ellen and john Missry Debra and Brian Moidel Anita Nagurka Barbara and Bryan Rosenberger Family Fund Ellen and Franklin Toker Cheryl and Jeff Weisband Elissa B. Wolff Ruth C. Yahr Gloria Nelson by Nora Baldwin and Wayne Saward Linda Y. Ochoa by Ricardo Ochoa Thomas Reiff by Beth and Charles Reiff Jane Roesch by Melinda Edwards Barbara Russell by Nancy and Maurice Allsopp Ted Boscia Marilyn and Stephen Coleman

Nick Cook Chip Harvey and Donald Cotter Jean Herrity Louis Lind Michele and Jerry Lyons Myrna and Mark Mason Leann Mazziotti Joan and Joe Negri Marirose and John Radelet Judy and Jim Schwartz Sarah Tumulty Carole A. Caligiuri and M. Uhrin Carolyn and Douglas Weber Ralph Schoemer by Cynthia and John Caleris Linda and William Kent Dr. Cynthia Lee Lynetta and David Neft George Nicoletti Mary Pagnotto Bett Roberts The Vibram Management Team Dr. Kuldeep Sehgal by Vitasta Bazaz and Sheen Sehgal Fund Darryl Shekas by Alyssa Swisher Brandon Robert Smith by Barbara Jo Janicky Philip Salerno DTNP by Amy Bronowicz Marc Lee Sternberger by K. Susan Sternberger Brenda J. Truitt by Amanda J. Truitt-Smith and Brock Smith Paul Viccaro by Kimerle Viccaro Ruth Westerman by Carol and Bill Beggs Naomi Herman Kris, Alexandra, John and Drew Meyer Marian Michaels Carol Miller Yael and David Moses Jay Robert Myers Beth and Michael Ranauto Nana and John Wilson Barbara L. Widdoes by Alan and Barbara Ackerman Nancy and Henry Armstrong Mary Murtland Berger Bonnie and Vaughan Blaxter Joan Bradshaw Leslie Brockett Debbie and Carlo Cella Rita and Aims Coney Simin and Greg Curtis Lu and Syl Damianos Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Denney Dr. Robert Fields

Edith H. Fisher Dr. and Mrs. George H. Gilmore Thomas Hilliard III David McL. Hillman Mary Berger Knowles Anne Lewis Barbara Frazier Lowe Dr. Bernard Mallinger Dee Jay Oshry and Bart Rack R. K. Mellon Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brooks Robinson, Sr. Barbara A. Rosencrans Sally and Ned Ruffin Patricia O. Smith Alice R. Snyder Marguerite O. Standish Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Stewart III Jared Levine and Lucy Stutz Robert D. Sumner Susie and Tom Swayne Ginny and Dick Thornburgh Sybil P. Veeder Sally and Alec Walsh Mr. and Mrs. James M. Walton Bennett, Jamie, and Bill Widdoes Margot B. Woodwell

LEGACY SOCIETY Donors who have made financial commitments to the Cultural Trust in their estate plans.

Anonymous (3) Jane C. Arkus Mary Louise and Chester Babst John Bauerlein Allen Berkman + Dolores M. Bold + Jill Brodbeck B. Jean Brown Carol R. Brown William O. Burchinal + Karen and Michael Calandra Jim Chaplin Donna and Thaddeus J. Clements Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Cohen Margaret and Mike Daniels Robert Dickey + Elizabeth and John Eckenrod Katrin and Eugene Engels Edith H. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O. Fisher Mimi Frey and Bruce R. Connelly Ward L. Garner

Jane and George Greer Jane Z. Haskell + Lynne and Blair Jacobson Jackie and Harley + Jones Dolores and Michael + Kara Kelly and Doug Kassab Virginia Kaufman + Edward Kicko Phyllis K. Kokkila Raymond Krotec + Erna Landsberger + Sally M. Levin + Mrs. Lenny Litman + Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Malnati Helen and Stuart McMurray + Barbara Sachnoff Mendlowitz Raymond Novak Terry O’Connor Doris and Robert Olinger Beverly and Robert Ontolchik Ernest R. Paholsky + Jeffrey Lawrence Pollock, Esq. Richard E. Rauh Martha and Jay Ressler Mallory + and Bill Ries Sharon and James E. Rohr Louisa S. Rosenthal + Elinor B. Rubin + Robert Sass Virginia W. Schatz + Nancy Schepis Deborah Smith Mr. and Mrs. Christian M. + Snavely Jack Stabile Beverly and Michael Steinfeld Cecyl and Murray Thaw + Shirley Tucker Ann Ungar Jane Vaselenak and Len Gerlowski Debbie and Rich Voller Sally Wade Marvin Wedeen Maranne P. Welch + Amy Winokur

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PITTSBURGH CULTURAL TRUST FINANCIALS THE PITTSBURGH CULTURAL TRUST 2018

THE PITTSBURGH TRUST FOR CULTURAL RESOURCES FUNCTIONAL REVENUE AND EXPENSE PRESENTATION

THE PITTSBURGH TRUST FOR CULTURAL RESOURCES STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETS

For the Year Ended December 31, 2018

For the Year Ended December 31, 2018

REVENUE

THE PITTSBURGH TRUST FOR CULTURAL RESOURCES STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

Presentations 47.1%

Rent 15.7%

December 31, 2018 ASSETS Cash and Cash Equivalents Cash and Cash Equivalents Related to Advance Ticket Sales Investments, at Fair Value Accounts, Notes and Contributions Receivable Other Assets Fixed Assets, Net

Total Revenue, Gains and Other Support $13,274,394 26,191,669 28,026,369 16,480,012 2,501,857 81,724,155

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Accounts Payable Advance Sales Other Liabilities

Long-Term Borrowings

$4,888,781 26,191,669 1,540,123 4,650,704

37,271,227

NET ASSETS Without Donor Restrictions With Donor Restrictions

80,159,238 50,767,941

Total Net Assets

130,927,179

Total Liabilities and Net Assets

$168,198,456

WITHOUT DONOR RESTRICTIONS $9,124,224 10,879,075 32,589,699 13,238,006 (337,812) 3,738,352

WITH DONOR RESTRICTIONS $13,721,513 (627,923) (3,738,352)

TOTAL $22,845,737 10,879,075 32,589,699 13,238,006 (965,735) 0

69,231,544

9,355,238

78,586,782

EXPENSES, EXCLUDING DEPRECIATION

Program Expenses: Gifts and Grants 18.6%

Total Assets $168,198,456

Total Liabilities

REVENUE, GAINS AND OTHER SUPPORT Gifts and grants Rent Presentations Other income Net investment income Net assets released from restriction

Investment Income -0.5%

EXPENSE General and Administrative 3.4%

Other Earned Income 19.1% Funded Depreciation 1.0%

Personnel, Contracted Services and Related Costs Presentation and Programming Facility, Occupancy and Maintenance Other

12,633,255 35,753,539 8,566,926 4,331,190

-

12,633,255 35,753,539 8,566,926 4,331,190

Total Program Expenses

61,284,910

-

61,284,910

Management and General Fundraising Costs

2,206,677 3,068,395

-

2,206,677 3,068,395

Total Support Services

5,275,072

-

5,275,072

66,559,982

-

66,559,982

Support Services

Total Expenses, Excluding Depreciation Expense

Program Related 20.9%

Change in Net Assets, Excluding Depreciation Expense

2,671,562

Depreciation Expense

3,479,998

Change in Net Assets

(808,436)

NET ASSETS Beginning of the year

Fundraising 3.5%

End of year

9,355,238 9,355,238

12,026,800 3,479,998 8,546,802

80,967,674

41,412,703

122,380,377

$80,159,238

$50,767,941

$130,927,179

Real Estate 1.9%

Excerpts from Audit Report Issued by Schneider Downs & Co., Certified Public Accountants

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Facility Operations 21.1%

Presentations 48.2% FINANCIALS • 43

PITTSBURGH CULTURAL TRUST BOARDS AND COMMITTEES 2018 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Richard J. Harshman, Chair Carolyn D. Duronio, Co-Vice Chair David L. Holmberg, Co-Vice Chair Michael H. McGarry, Co-Vice Chair Edith H. Fisher, Secretary J. Kevin McMahon, President & CEO Deborah L. Acklin Jane C. Arkus Chester R. Babst III Jill M. Brodbeck Anthony Bucci** Esther L. Bush Carolyn M. Byham Donald K. Carter Ronald R. Davenport, Jr. George A. Davidson, Jr. William S. Demchak Jack W. Elliott Steven F. Feinstein Rich Fitzgerald** Karen S. Flam** Dawn Fleischner** William O. Generett, Jr. Murry S. Gerber Sarika M. Goulatia George C. Greer Steven J. Guy Helen Hanna Casey** Jean Anne Hattler** Audrey Hillman Fisher Courtney C. T. Horrigan** Scott D. Izzo Bruce A. Kraus** Cathy Lewis Long Peter F. Mathieson Sally McCrady Kenneth C. McCrory** Jeffrey L. Morby

Morgan O’Brien Grant Oliphant William Peduto** Michael Polite** David L. Porges Charles J. Queenan, Jr. James E. Rohr* Caryn B. Rubinoff Cynthia D. Shapira Hilary S. Tyson Thomas L. VanKirk Sunil Wadhwani Hal K. Waldman** Nancy D. Washington Michael Watson* Daniel S. Wilson Alfred W. Wishart, Jr.*

FOUNDING PRESIDENT & CEO Carol R. Brown

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Richard J. Harshman, Chair Jane C. Arkus Carolyn D. Duronio Steven F. Feinstein Edith H. Fisher George C. Greer Steven J. Guy David L. Holmberg Peter F. Mathieson J. Kevin McMahon Michael H. McGarry David L. Porges Thomas L. VanKirk Nancy D. Washington

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NOMINATING COMMITTEE Carolyn D. Duronio Edith H. Fisher George C. Greer Charles J. Queenan, Jr. Nancy D. Washington

AUDIT COMMITTEE Steven F. Feinstein, Chair Chester R. Babst III George A Davidson, Jr. Scott D. Izzo

BUDGET COMMITTEE Steven J. Guy, Chair Ronald Davenport, Jr. Jack W. Elliott J. Kevin McMahon Daniel S. Wilson

CHILDREN’S THEATER PROGRAMMING ADVISORY BOARD Karen Flam, Chair Sue Ellen Ganz, Vice Chair Amanda Sopata, Secretary Dick Rocereto, Treasurer Roy Arnold Russell Arrington Bridgett Bates Alice Beckett-Rumberger Lawrence M. Berger Jill Locnikar Bradley Marcia G. Brent Alisa N. Carr Veronica Corpuz Ted Curran Sayward R. Elliott Beth Flickinger Lauren Godfrey Tom Grogan Nina Hamilton Michele Heryford Anup Jain Molly Jesso Tony Joseph Von Keairns Sara Kennedy Amy Kirkham Sarah Marché J. Kevin McMahon David Newell

Gabriel Perlow Kenny Powell Darlene Pruszynski Curtis Randle El, III Traci Rea Shane Sclichter Micah Southwood Eric VanKirk

CIRCLES BOARD Laurie Adams, Co-Chair Mark Shepard, Co-Chair Nancy and Nadav Baum Vitasta Bazaz Phyllis Bertok Christy and BJ Blose Marilyn Boucek Jill M. Brodbeck Karen and Glenn Buterbaugh Mimi and Jerry Davis Susan Gleason Karen Greb Susan Greenspan and Neil Resnick Edward J. Harris Jackie Jones Phyllis K. Kokkila Catherine Loevner Janice and Ernest Meade Amy and Mark Mendicino Thomas R. Moore Rosemary O’Neill Theresa and Cliff Pinsent William C. Ries Ellen Roth Robert F. Sass Carole Shepard Selma B. Sherman Thomas Sterling Richard J. Voller Barbara and Bruce Wiegand Judy and John Woffington J. Andrew Wolfinger

COMMUNITY LEADERS ADVISORY COMMITTEE Cody Baker Samantha Black Chris Boles Ryan Brown Selena Hurst Darrell Kinsel

Dan Law Alaa Mohamed Jordan Montgomery Ben Penigar Naomi Ritter Kelsey Robinson Abigail Salmon Jeesoo Sohn Paloma Sierra-Hernandez Katie Trupiano Cody Walters Katterin White Salazar

CORPORATE CIRCLES BOARD Scott Lammie, Co-Chair Laura G. Ritz, Co-Chair Chester R. Babst III Cary Blancett Annie Hanna Engel Sean Ganoe Susan Kapusta Deborah Kimball Robert Krizner Rachael Lerebours Marcia Martin W. Franklin Reed Joseph B. Smith Michael H. Syme Laurie J. Vota Wade Wilson

DISTRICT DESIGN COMMITTEE Jane C. Arkus, Chair Syl Damianos, Vice Chair John Carson Donald K. Carter Angelo Ciotti Paul Glabicki J. Kevin McMahon Robert Raczka Caryn B. Rubinoff Raymund Ryan Thomas L. VanKirk Nancy D. Washington Jane Werner

DOLLAR BANK THREE RIVERS ARTS FESTIVAL

ARTS EDUCATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE

HIGHMARK FIRST NIGHT PITTSBURGH

Jill M. Brodbeck, Chair Lynn M. Smith, Co-Vice Chair Alice R. Snyder, Co-Vice Chair Deborah L. Acklin Martin Bates Jonathan Berman John R. Bonassi Estelle Comay Shannon Connery Mike Daniels Erika F. Deiseroth Frank Dermody José Diaz Monteze Freeland Anne German Abby Goldstein Natalie Taaffe Hoffman Gayle Irwin Chaz Kellem Lisa Kuzma Christiane Leach Janet McCall J. Kevin McMahon Mas Ogiso Todd Rosenfeld Caryn M. Rubinoff Toni Ann Sacco Daniel M. Shirley Joshua Verdi Jeffrey Weimer Ansley S. Westbrook, II Jake Wheatley, Jr.

Esther L. Bush, Chair Marcia Sturdivant, Vice-Chair Alison Babusci Tammy Miles Brown Brett Ashley Crawford Amy Cribbs Kymberly Cruz Stacey C. Davis Christina Farrell Errika Fearby Jones Jennifer B. Kelly Amy Kerlin Tracy Klink J. Kevin McMahon Melissa Pearlman John Sotirakis Hilary Tyson Wayne Walters Nancy D. Washington

Kenneth C. McCrory, Chair John Bonassi Marilyn Coleman Eugene DePasquale Cynthia Ference-Kelly Senator Wayne Fontana Connie George Edward H. Harrell Peter Kope Dan Lavelle Latrenda Leonard Sherrill Jennifer Liptak Thea Martin J. Kevin McMahon Marimba Milliones Tony Mowod Scott Neill Todd Palcic Mark Popovich Christopher Pretsch James C. Roddey Judy Sapos Scott Schaming Kelly Thomas Jamee Todd Rachel Trunk Sally Wade

Storytime at Highmark First Night Pittsburgh 2019.

FACILITIES MANAGEMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE George A. Davidson, Jr., Chair Carolyn M. Byham, Vice Chair Cynthia Carrow Jack W. Elliott Steven F. Feinstein William O. Generett, Jr. Christopher Hahn Edward H. Harrell Cathy Lewis Long J. Kevin McMahon Martin O’Brien Robert Olinger Cindy Shapira Nancy D. Washington Daniel S. Wilson

FINANCE COMMITTEE Carolyn D. Duronio, Chair Daniel S. Wilson, Vice Chair Ronald R. Davenport, Jr. George C. Greer Sally McCrady J. Kevin McMahon

INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Edith H. Fisher, Chair Jill M. Brodbeck, Co-Chair Laurie Adams Jane C. Arkus Chester R. Babst III Ellen Still Brooks Mark Cibulka Thaddeus J. Clements George C. Greer Phyllis K. Kokkila Scott Lammie Kenneth C. McCrory Susan B. McIntosh Susan McLaughlin Bethany Miller Kelly K. Price W. Franklin Reed William C. Ries

Laura G. Ritz Robert F. Sass Mark D. Shepard Merrill P. Stabile Laurie J. Vota Sunil Wadhwani

INVESTMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE Peter Mathieson, Chair Jeffrey Morby, Vice-Chair Ronald R. Davenport, Jr. Carolyn D. Duronio Kim Tillotson Fleming Dwight Keating J. Kevin McMahon Ryan Vaccaro

MARKETING ADVISORY COMMITTEE Jack W. Elliott, Chair Cathy Lewis Long, Co-Chair Steven Alschuler Jane C. Arkus Yu-Ling Behr Bonnie Cersosimo Judith Evans Thomas Connie George Edward H. Harrell Scott Hershberger Kitty Julian Maggie Johnson Richardson Rick Landesberg Christine Mazza J. Kevin McMahon Brenda Miller Mark Power Emily Price Kelly Price Ned Schano Leigh White

PARTNERS BOARD Mark Cibulka, Co-Chair Bethany Miller, Co-Chair Jimmi Sue Babcock-Smith Samantha Black Christy Brodbeck Julia Carlson Matthew Celin Crystal Christophe

Mark Freeman Jacob George Sheri Giger Peter Greb Emily Heinicka Lauren Hopkins Laura Hudson Hughes Anthony Jesko Kate Koop Irwin Katherine Leech Vollen Katie Maier Allyson Matvey Michael McAllister Emily McCoy Susan McLaughlin Lisa Newman Stefanie L. Pate Aimee J. Plotz Scott Rainey Emilie Ridge Delo Derick Stalker Dan Unkovic

PITTSBURGH DANCE COUNCIL Hal K. Waldman, Chair Debra Tanner Abell Edwin H. Beachler III Carolyn Byham R. Yvonne Campos Dan Catanzaro Thaddeus J. Clements Marjorie C. Greenberger Edward H. Harrell Nathan Hart Nellie E. Hestin Lynn Lebowitz Garfield Lemonius J. Kevin McMahon Janice M. Meade David Meadows Christine Navarro Richard Parsakian Ursula Payne Christine Probert Lee Reichbaum Duane J. Seppi Selma B. Sherman Nancy Simpronio Kenneth E. Spruill Jr. Julie Ann Sullivan

Christine Tumpson Hilary S. Tyson Ruth Westerman Amanda Wolf J. Andrew Wolfinger

PROGRAMMING ADVISORY COMMITTEE Nancy D. Washington, Chair Jane C. Arkus Marty Ashby Karla Boos Carol R. Brown Janis Burley Wilson Carolyn M. Byham Thaddeus J. Clements Reginald Douglas Edith H. Fisher Audrey Hillman Fisher Barbara Howard J. Kevin McMahon Cathy Lewis Long Ron Lindblom Henry Reese janera solomon Hilary Tyson Nita Wadhwani Janet L. Sarbaugh

REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE Thomas L. VanKirk, Chair Donald K. Carter, Vice Chair Jane C. Arkus Anthony Bucciero William R. Clarkson, Jr. Ronald R. Davenport, Jr. Dennis Davin Carolyn D. Duronio Jack W. Elliott Steven F. Feinstein Steven J. Guy Paul Hennigan William E. Hunt Scott D. Izzo Diane Kapsha Jason Matthews J. Kevin McMahon David G. Onorato Laurel Shaw Randi

Michael A. Romano Caryn B. Rubinoff Robert Rubenstein Janet L. Sarbaugh Gary Saulson Lisa Schroeder Aaron Stauber Jeremy Waldrup Michael Watson Daniel S. Wilson

SHARED SERVICES OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE Richard J. Harshman, Chair Anthony L. Bucci Janis Burley Wilson Lou Castelli Harris N. Ferris Dawn Fleischner Christopher Hahn Helen Hanna Casey Courtney C. T. Horrigan Van Kaplan J. Kevin McMahon Michael Polite Janet L. Sarbaugh Melia P. Tourangeau Gene Welsh

STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE William O. Generett, Jr., Chair Ron Alvarado Heather Scarlett Arnet Kevin Bolding Tracy Certo Betty Cruz Nathan Darity Marita Garrett Melanie Harrington Rahmon Hart Russell Howard James Myers, Jr. K. Chase Patterson Brent Rondon Felicia Snead

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PITTSBURGH CULTURAL TRUST STAFF EXECUTIVE OFFICE J. Kevin McMahon President & CEO Rona L. Nesbit Executive Vice President Vanessa Braun Manager of Employee Engagement & Director of Accessibility Carroll de Vera Roberts Manager of Board Engagement & Executive Special Projects Cheryl Schnippert Executive Assistant to the President Kevin C. Wilkes Chief Security Officer

ARTS EDUCATION Tracy Edmunds Vice President of Arts Education Sarah Hamilton Program Manager for Early Childhood/Western Pennsylvania Wolf Trap Affiliate Director Lisa Leibering Manager of School & Community Programs Seth Laidlaw Program Manager

STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Terri Bell Vice President of Strategic Partnerships & Community Engagement Sarah Gilmer Program Manager

DEVELOPMENT Shavonne Arnett Development Systems Associate Jenniffer Burke Director of Corporate Membership Programs & Special Events Nicholas Gigante Vice President of Development

Jacob Korb Manager of Individual Giving Heather Masterson Senior Director of Individual Giving & the Capital Campaign Kimberly Mauersberg Senior Director of Institutional Giving & the Capital Campaign Kathryn McMahon Assistant Manager of Donor Relations Ruth Anne Mewhirter Donor Concierge Manager Kathryn McMahon Assistant Manager of Donor Relations Michael Smith Manager of Foundation & Government Giving Sadie Treese Development Systems Manager Lisa Viscusi Assistant Manager of Institutional Giving

FINANCE Timothy Baum Risk & Finance Manager Benjamin Boggio Finance Manager Sharon Bonner Accounting Assistant MaryAnne Culleiton Payroll & Benefits Manager Lisa Fisher Controller Casey Gnage Senior Manager, Finance – Facilities & Programming Linda Jakubec Director of Finance & Administration Christa Lerch Accountant

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MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS Emily Balawejder Art Director Morgan Barba Digital Designer Caitlyn Abt Senior Marketing Manager Jamie Cuba Show Marketing Director Seth Culp-Ressler Digital Content & Engagement Manager Robin Elrod Director of Communications Marc Fleming Vice President of Marketing, Communications & Broadway Programming Jonathan Fobear Senior Designer Lindsey Neyland Communications Specialist Brian Nichols Senior Designer Diana Roth Senior Communications Manager Derek Scalzott Festival Marketing Director Kayla Washko Director of Digital Marketing and Engagement

PROGRAMMING Sarah Aziz Director of Three Rivers Arts Festival & Program Manager of Festivals & Special Projects Kelsey Ford Programming Manager Pamela J. Komar Director of Theater, Music & Youth Programming and Executive Director, Children’s Theater Programming Randal Miller Director of Dance Programming & Special Projects Aaron Rodden Programming Manager Scott Shiller Vice President of Artistic Planning

SHARED SERVICES Elise Clark Manager of Shared Services Projects Elaine Nucci Advertising Sales Manager

BENEDUM ADMINISTRATION Autumn Abernathy Production Manager Stacy Bartlebaugh-Gmys Manager, Volunteer Services & Front of House Guest Experience Berne Bloom Director of Production Bryan Briggs Production Manager Eugene F. Ciavarra Vice President of Operations, Theaters, and District Amenities Joanna Obuzor Operations Manager Susan Sternberger Theater Services Director

INFORMATION STRATEGY AND TECHNOLOGY SERVICES Patrick FitzGerald Director of eCommerce Operations Danielle Greaves Front End Web Developer Rebecca Harriman Applications Project Manager Katherine Springer Application Administrator & Project Coordinator Daniel Hoffer Chief Information Officer Devin Loney Network Administrator Joshua Luke Help Desk Analyst Brittany Martin Lead Web Developer John Mash Network Administrator Renee McCrea Help Desk Manager Kelly Mednis Director of Business Intelligence & Project Specialist Nancy Sheleheda Sr. Director of Application Development & Support Services

Justin Snair Director of Network & Cloud Infrastructure Katherine Springer Application Administrator & Project Coordinator Michael Tiernan Jr. Director of Network Operations and Security Technologies Kevin Vetterly Help Desk Analyst Holly Whoolery SQL Developer

GUEST SERVICES Joi Brook Senior Manager of Sales Pamela Howell Group Sales Manager Rhonda Jones Guest Services Supervisor Julie Neal Assistant Director, Guest Services Operations Brenna Painter Full Time Ticketseller James Parise Ticketing Operations & Event Settlement Manager Aimee Plotz Event Operations & Data Analysis Manager Albert Rodibaugh Director Ronald J. Salera Full-Time Ticketseller Kari Shaffer Event Operations Coordinator Timothy Smith Full Time Ticketseller Andrew Stowell Full-Time Ticketseller Eric Thomas Assistant Director, Customer Service & Volunteer Services

BENEDUM TECHNICIANS William Dennis Stage Technician, Electrician Christopher Evans Stage Technician, Sound Michael Lohrer Stage Technician, Head Carpenter

BENEDUM ENGINEERS Dennis Curry Chief Engineer Dustin Curry Operating Engineer Rick Jordan Operating Engineer Brett Melisko Operating Engineer

GREER CABARET THEATER Robert Bollman Stage Technician Kevin Buck Cabaret Manager

BYHAM ADMINISTRATION Diane Hines Production Manager John Mumper Director of Facilities & Theaters Gerald Stevens Facilities Manager Ann Urwin Operations Manager

BYHAM TECHNICIANS Gregory Brooks Stage Technician, Sound Steven Schultz Stage Technician, Head Carpenter

BYHAM ENGINEERS Todd Fedorek Operating Engineer Thomas Hatala Operating Engineer Christopher Kazar Operating Engineer Daniel O’Brien Operating Engineer Jeff O’Laughlin Chief Engineer

VISUAL ARTS George Dun Gallery Attendant/Installer Murray Horne Curator David Zak Curatorial Assistant

GENERAL ADMINISTRATION Elaine Blye Morning Receptionist Ian Horne Afternoon Receptionist

A live orchestra accompanied the premiere of Manifold during the Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts.