2014 Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Annual Report

PITTSBURGH

CULTURAL

TRUST Celebrating 30 years with 30 reasons to support the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

2014 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

FRONT COVER:

Aerial shot of Point State Park during the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust’s Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival.

The Festival became a program of the Cultural Trust in 2008.

INSIDE FRONT COVER:

Patrons enjoying Erwin Redl’s visual arts exhibit Structures of Time and Space at the Cultural Trust’s Wood Street Galleries.

PITTSBURGH

CULTURAL

TRUST

OUR VISION The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust (Cultural Trust) is the driving force behind a thriving Cultural District that enriches the region’s vibrancy and prosperity and contributes to Pittsburgh’s success and international reputation as a role model for economic and quality-of-life transformation.

OUR MISSION For 30 years since its founding in 1984, the Cultural Trust has led the way in uniting public and private interests in pursuit of mutually supportive cultural and economic development objectives, with emphasis on the creation and fostering of a downtown Cultural District serving the Pittsburgh region, and on providing a home for a broad range of regional performance groups as well as its resident companies.

The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust’s work in the Cultural District is made possible because of your support and patronage — thank you!

CONTENTS

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Welcome

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30 Reasons to Support the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

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Performing Arts

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Festivals

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Visual Arts

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Education & Community Engagement

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Real Estate

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Facilities and Accessibility

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Customer Relationship Management and Patron Insights

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Cultural District Community

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Development

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Thank You

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Financials

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Strategic Plan

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Boards & Committee Members

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Staff

“Looking at Pittsburgh’s impressive revival, it’s important to take note of the key role played over the last 30 years by the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, an organization that has managed one of the city’s most vivid transformations, turning a large part of downtown that had been overtaken by porn shops, strip joints, massage parlors, and sleazy bars into a lively, safe, and attractive district for cultural arts and entertainment.”

—The Atlantic December 2014

WELCOME

Thank you for helping the Cultural Trust

Thanks to your generous support and patronage, the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust marked its 30th year

reach its 30th year and for sustaining a worldclass arts and entertainment destination.

Working together, we’re putting Pittsburgh on the map as one of the world’s great tourist attractions —today and for

of dedicated service in the downtown Pittsburgh Cultural District. Look around and you will see our work at every turn —theaters and visual arts galleries, a diverse array of performing and visual arts offerings, an increasing number of downtown residential properties, comprehensive streetscape improvements, public art and plazas, a centralized

generations to come.

box office and a hub for arts education activities.

Our efforts feed an increasingly robust offering of downtown hotels, fine restaurants and cafes, and nightclubs, attracting more people downtown than ever before and positioning Pittsburgh at the top of many best-places-to-visit lists.

You may recall the downtown Pittsburgh of the 1980s differently. Commuters fled when the work day ended. Downtown became a ghost town on weeknights and weekends. The Penn-Liberty stretch, where the Cultural District now stands, was littered with pornographic enterprises and criminal activity. It was in this red light district that H.J. “Jack” Heinz II envisioned a Cultural District.

Jack Heinz and his family embraced the drawing power of the arts as a way to transform the blighted Penn-Liberty area and contribute to the city’s long-term economic growth. To that effect, Heinz established the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

David L. Porges and J. Kevin McMahon inside the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust’s 650-seat O’Reilly Theater, which is home to Pittsburgh Public Theater.

in 1984 under founding President and CEO Carol Brown’s curatorial eye. We extend our gratitude to Carol for her commitment and thoughtful leadership, and to all of the Cultural Trust’s volunteer chairs and trustees, past and present, for their collective, extraordinary service.

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30 REASONS TO CELEBRATE In this report, we celebrate our 30th year of dedicated service in the Cultural

From Day One, working to bring

take advantage of what downtown increasingly has

District with 30 reasons to

together public and private

to offer. Everything the Cultural Trust has

love and support the

interests, our mission was to

accomplished— and all that we continue to do in

Pittsburgh Cultural Trust—

present a diverse array of quality

the Cultural District —is because of you.

all of which is made possible

performing and visual arts,

because of you.

stimulate commercial and residential development, create distinctively attractive and lively environments, and engage in educational and outreach programs among diverse segments within our region. That

We are not done— not even close! There is so much work ahead to make our Cultural District the best it can be. The Cultural Trust recently completed its 2015–17 Strategic Plan to guide the ongoing, successful stewardship of the Cultural District. An overview of this Plan is in this report.

exact mission guides our work today, as the Cultural District continues to take shape and

Thank you for helping the Cultural Trust reach its

blossom over time.

30th year and for sustaining a world-class arts and entertainment destination. Working together, we’re

Successful collaboration differentiates our Cultural District as a model of urban revitalization through the arts. For 30+ years, the Cultural Trust has

putting Pittsburgh on the map as one of the world’s great tourist attractions—today and for generations to come.

built alliances with a dynamic array of collaborators: from stalwart supporters such as The Heinz

With gratitude,

Endowments, Richard King Mellon Foundation, Allegheny Regional Asset District, Eden Hall Foundation, the Benedum Foundation and the Allegheny Conference, among many others, to

David L. Porges

burgeoning collaborations with Allegheny County

Chair, Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

Executive Rich Fitzgerald, Pittsburgh Mayor Bill

President and CEO, EQT Corporation

Peduto and other key local/state elected officials, Office of Public Art-Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council, Vibrant Pittsburgh, Riverlife Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership — and so many

J. Kevin McMahon

more. Collectively, we’re strengthening the

President and CEO

Cultural District for future development with

Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

support from more than 8,000 individual, corporate and public funders.

And you responded, consistently affirming our mission, more than ever before. Over 2,000,000 people visit the Cultural District annually to attend 4,000+ performances, exhibits and events, and to

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Artist Candy Chang’s participatory, global art project Before I Die in Agnes R. Katz Plaza was a popular attraction during the Cultural Trust’s Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival.

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Celebrating 30 years with 30 reasons to support the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust:

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AGNES R. KATZ PLAZA The public plaza featuring a commissioned, 25-foot bronze fountain by sculptor Louise Bourgeois, and surroundings by landscape architect Dan Kiley, is one of downtown Pittsburgh’s most beautiful outdoor spaces.

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THE RUBBER DUCK PROJECT

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THE BENEDUM CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS The Cultural Trust’s inaugural project faithfully restored

the former 2,800-seat Stanley Theater, which took three years, $43 million and countless hours of hard work.

The Benedum Center ranks among the nation’s most utilized theaters.

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Commissioned by the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust for its Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts in 2013, Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman’s The Rubber Duck Project attracted more than two million people to see the FREE, 40-foot inflatable artwork.

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CREATING A STAGE FOR LOCAL ARTISTS

FREE VISUAL ARTS GALLERIES

The Cultural Trust makes its theaters, visual arts galleries and designated art spaces available to local artists and arts organizations at highly subsidized rates, contributing to a robust and diverse local arts scene.

The Cultural Trust curates contemporary art exhibits at

its six world-class art galleries, which include Wood Street Galleries, SPACE, 707 Penn Gallery, 709 Penn Gallery, 937 Liberty Avenue and 943 Liberty Avenue.

DOLLAR BANK THREE RIVERS ARTS FESTIVAL Pittsburgh’s favorite FREE festival became a program of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust in 2008.

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ACCESSIBILITY The Cultural Trust is leading the way in its commitment to making the Cultural District accessible for everyone to visit and enjoy.

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PERFORMING ARTS

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CITIZENS BANK CHILDREN’S THEATER SERIES A programming division of the Cultural Trust since 2008, this series brings exceptional theater productions from around the world for children and families.

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BUZZWORD PITTSBURGH Sold-out performance runs for Disney’s NEWSIES, Irving Berlin’s WHITE CHRISTMAS and MOTOWN rounded out a spectacular season for the PNC Broadway Across AmericaPittsburgh series. Pictured here is Disney’s NEWSIES.

With support from PNC Grow Up Great®, the Cultural Trust launched Buzzword Pittsburgh, an arts-driven program focused on vocabulary and conversation skills for children ages 3-5.

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PERFORMING ARTS (continued)

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PNC BROADWAY ACROSS AMERICA-PITTSBURGH

Jillian Michaels Maximize Your Life Benedum Center

GHOST THE MUSICAL Heinz Hall WICKED Benedum Center MAMMA MIA! Heinz Hall

David Garrett Benedum Center Scooby-Doo Live!

Musical Mysteries Benedum Center

The Gershwins’ PORGY & BESS Benedum Center

Gene Kelly: The Legacy An Evening with Patricia Ward Kelly Byham Theater

ONCE Benedum Center

Yanni Benedum Center

PETER AND THE STARCATCHER Heinz Hall

Willie Nelson & Family Benedum Center

THE BOOK OF MORMON Benedum Center

Under the Streetlamp and Gentlemen’s Rule Byham Theater

ANNIE Benedum Center Irving Berlin’s WHITE CHRISTMAS Benedum Center NEWSIES Benedum Center MOTOWN THE MUSICAL Heinz Hall Presenting Sponsor:

The Wiggles Ready, Steady, Wiggle!

Benedum Center Spank! The Fifty Shades Parody Byham Theater

A. Royal Ballet of Cambodia B. Ballet du Grand Théâtre de Genève Lux, Glory C. PORGY & BESS D. Jason Mraz E. Skink F. Steely Dan G. Wednesday Wine Flights

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PITTSBURGH DANCE COUNCIL

1964 … The Tribute

BYHAM THEATER

Joe Bonamassa

Compagnie Käfig Correria, Agwa

John Prine

Ballet du Grand Théâtre de Genève Lux, Glory Wayne McGregor | Random Dance FAR Aspen Santa Fe Ballet Square None, Beautiful Mistake, Heart(s)pace

Ladysmith Black Mambazo Byham Theater Alton Brown Live: The Edible Inevitable Tour Benedum Center Soweto Gospel Choir Byham Theater Celtic Nights Byham Theater Brit Floyd Benedum Center

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Celtic Woman Il Divo: A Musical Affair Steely Dan Beatles 50th Anniversary Tribute: Relive the ’64 Concert Jason Mraz

Michael Clark Company come, been and gone, Swamp

David Gray

TRUST GUEST ATTRACTIONS

Wait, Wait … Don’t Tell Me

Jackson Browne

BENEDUM CENTER BYHAM THEATER

Theresa Caputo Live!

The Experience Shen Yun Roots of Rock and Roll XL Tyler Perry's Hell Hath No Fury Like a Woman Scorned

The Capitol Steps Byham Theater

2 Good To Be T.R.U. with 2 Chainz

Royal Ballet of Cambodia Byham Theater

Experience Hendrix

Richard Thompson with Special Guest Teddy Thompson An Evening with Mike Birbiglia: Thank God for Jokes Tour Marcus Luttrell Patriot Tour Point Park University Conservatory Dance Company Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre School Spring Performance

360 Allstars Byham Theater

COHEN & GRIGSBY TRUST PRESENTS SERIES

I Promise Now

Wil Haygood & The Butler

The Intergalactic Nemesis: Target Earth— A Live Action Graphic Novel Byham Theater

Gino Vannelli

Straight No Chaser: Happy Hour Tour Benedum Center

Neko Case

The Fresh Beat Band: Greatest Hits Live Benedum Center

Clemente: The Legend of 21

Eddie Izzard Force Majeure WDVE Comedy Festival

Pittsburgh Moth Mainstage

Tommy Emmanuel Jordan Knight/Nick Carter: The Nick and Knight Tour

Mannheim Steamroller Christmas Benedum Center

Off The Record XIV: Mysteries of Pittsburgh

Presenting Sponsor:

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Anthony Jeselnik D.

So You Think You Can Dance

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R.J. Palacio: 365 Days of Wonder La Roche College Presents Bodiography’s Multiplicity Mark Milovats in Concert: Christmas in Las Vegas

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ONGOING EVENTS

Christian McBride Trio

BNY Mellon Presents JazzLive

Robert Glasper

Improv Comedy Jam

Salsa Fridays Wednesday Wine Flights

Big Wooden Horse Stuck Teacher from the Black Lagoon Theatreworks USA Junie B. Jones Theatreworks USA Swimmy, Frederick and Inch by Inch Mermaid Theatre of Nova Scotia (Canada) Skippyjon Jones Theatreworks USA Skink Brian Sander’s Junk Big Nate Adventure Theatre Presenting Sponsor:

Wigle Whiskey Sampler

Pittsburgh CLO Ambassadors Kick-Off

Salsa Fridays’ Appreciation Night with Guaracha Live

Pittsburgh CLO Gene Kelly Awards Reception

Wishes and Dreams: A Disney-Inspired Cabaret for a Cure

Theater Historical Society of America

Craft Beer School

Late Night Cabaret CITIZENS BANK CHILDREN’S THEATER SERIES

Bike Pittsburgh’s Pro Walk Pro Bike Conference Party

Dignity & Respect Campaign LATE NIGHT CABARET

Mystery’s Most Wanted Star Trek: Set Phasers to Murder / One Love to Lose / Dial ‘M’ for Mother / Mobsters, Molls & Marinara / It’s Murder, Charlie Brown! / Montana Marie Gets Gunned Down at Three / Sleigh Bells Over Broadway / A Christmas Peril

Byrne and Kelly: Acoustically Irish Tour MUSICSPACE:

Noel Quintana and His Latin Crew The Sprout Fund 22nd Annual Miss Tri-State All-Star Drag Pageant

In 2014, the Cultural Trust launched musicSPACE, a monthly all-ages music series at SPACE.

Highmark with Arcade Comedy

Brooke Annibale and Shayontani

Lynn Cullen's Wild Ride

Jasmine Tate and Michael Cali YXU and Ennui

Burghlesque!

Carnegie Mellon University Musical Theater Junior Class Cabaret

The Main Event

Giada Valenti

The Gong Show

EQT Children’s Theater Festival Party

John McIntire Dangerously Live Comedy Talk Show MAMMA MIA! Cast Cabaret, benefiting Broadway Cares

TV Tunes

Sleep Experiments and The Van Allen Belt Morgan Erina and Silencio Wreck Loose and Troxum

CLO Cast Cabaret 91.3FM WYEP & PITTSBURGH CULTURAL TRUST PRESENTS

Retro Radio Review: Virtually Yours

Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings Byham Theater

Express Burlesque

Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue Byham Theater THEATER SQUARE TRUST CABARET SERIES

On the Rox Dance Park and Bark Cabaret Revue SPECIAL EVENTS

WICKED Cast Party Mardi Gras with Wycliffe Gordon & Sean Jones

Liz Callaway MAMMA MIA! Cast Cabaret Clint Holmes Linda Eder Jarrod Spector

Gregory Porter Sean Jones Quartet CD Release Party

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FESTIVALS

In 2014, the EQT Children’s Theater Festival made its permanent home in the downtown Pittsburgh Cultural District, thanks to generous support from Title Sponsor, EQT. Shown here, a satisfied, face-painted Festival attendee.

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A. Dianne Reeves performs at Pittsburgh JazzLive International Festival.

B. Highmark First Night® reveler enjoying the FedEx Ground® Parade.

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C. An enthusiastic crowd during El Gran Combo’s performance at Pittsburgh JazzLive International Festival.

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PITTSBURGH JAZZLIVE INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL

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JUNE 20– 22

BUILDING UPON A VISION

EQT CHILDREN’S THEATER FESTIVAL

DOLLAR BANK THREE RIVERS ARTS FESTIVAL

MAY 14 – 18

JUNE 6 –15

Animals— El Retablo (Spain)

The Cultural Trust’s iconic, FREE 10-day festival is among the largest and most celebrated of its kind in the world.

Hands Up—Lejo (Netherlands) Invisi’BALL— Nadine Animato Theater Dance Company (Israel) Little Steps—Teater My (Denmark) Pinocchio— Theatre Tout A Trac (Canada) Tales of Folklore & Fantasy— Temujin the Storyteller (USA) Miracoco —Architects of Air (UK) Midnight Radio Jr.— Underwater Voyage— Bricolage Theater (USA)

Presenting Sponsor:

The well-attended Festival performance by El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico doubled as Vibrant Pittsburgh’s kickoff event for ¡Hola Pittsburgh!, an initiative aimed at improving diversity and inclusiveness in the Pittsburgh region.

Presenting Sponsors: Richard King Mellon Foundation, UPMC, Highmark, City of Pittsburgh, Macy’s

The Cultural Trust manages more than 1.3 million square feet of property in the Cultural District. Our investment in downtown Pittsburgh paved a critical path for significant real estate development throughout the Golden Triangle and the North Shore.

HIGHMARK FIRST NIGHT® PITTSBURGH DECEMBER 31

The region’s largest artsfocused, family-friendly New Year’s Eve celebration in the Cultural District offered 150 events at 50 indoor and outdoor locations, and attracted nearly 50,000 visitors.

Presenting Sponsor:

Title Sponsor:

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VISUAL ARTS

Toby Fraley: The Secret Life of Robots at SPACE

HIGHLIGHTS

In 2014, the Cultural Trust’s 707 Penn Gallery and 709 Penn Gallery, which are always free and open to the public, celebrated 10 years in the Cultural District.

Thanks to funding from Colcom Foundation, the Cultural Trust commissioned the creation and installation of five artisan bike racks in the Cultural District. The participating artists included Carin Mincemoyer, Colin Carrier, Toby Fraley, Will Schlough and Connor McNabb. Fifteen more artisan bike racks will be installed in the Cultural District in 2015.

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The Cultural Trust partnered with Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy to exhibit The Landscape Architecture Legacy of Dan Kiley, presented by The Cultural Landscape Foundation. The photography exhibit covering highlights of Kiley’s career (including the Cultural Trust’s Agnes R. Katz Plaza) was held at the Cultural Trust’s 937 Liberty Avenue gallery.

A. Bicyclist utilizing one of the new artisan bike racks in the Cultural District.

B. Bill Vorn & Louis-Philippe Demers: La Cour des Miracles C. Erwin Redl: Structures of Time and Space D. Pittsburgh Biennial PUBLIC RECORD: Well Played: Paul’s Vinyl Records A.

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WOOD STREET GALLERIES

Pittsburgh Biennial PUBLIC RECORD: Curated by Murray Horne Carolina Loyola-Garcia, Susanne Slavick, Matt Biederman, Caroline Record, Paul Rosenblatt, Martha Rial, Rafael Abreu-Canedo, Paolo Pedercini, Two Girls Working: Renee Piechocki and Tiffany Ludwig September 26– November 9

Erwin Redl: Structures of Time and Space January 24 –April 6

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Alexandre Burton and Edwin van der Heide: Electrified April 11–June 22 Louis-Philippe Demers and Bill Vorn: La Cour des Miracles (The Court of Miracles) July 11–September 7 Finnbogi Peterson: Second/Second September 26–December 31

Obsessions Guest Curator: Tom Sarver Participating Artists: Jeremiah Johnson, Jason Lockyer, Nathan Margoni, Mary Ivy Martin, Becky Slemmons, Laurie Trok November 28– January 25 707 PENN GALLERY David Aschkenas: Life and Death of the Igloo January 24–March 2

E. Tina Williams Brewer: Fragments, Fractals: Write It, Print It, Sew It

709 PENN GALLERY Terry Boyd: The Neverlands January 17–February 23 Blaine Siegel: Dreambody March 7–April 13

Psychic Panic Guest Curator: Olivia Ciummo Participating Artists: Derya Hanife Altan, Olivia Ciummo, Selima M. Dawson, Kevin Jerome Everson, Erin Leland, Elina Malkin, Susannah Mira, Tara Merenda Nelson, Ross Nugent May 16–June 29

Penn State School of Visual Arts: Digital Hand April 25 – May 25

Cataloguing Pattern Guest Curator: Kristen Letts Kovak Participating Artists: Salinda Deery, Aaron Henderson, Kristen Kest, Todd Keyser, Kristen Letts Kovak, Maria Mangano, Brooke Sturtevant-Sealover, Rebecca Zilinski July 11–August 31

Jo-Anne Bates: Monotype Prints: An Exploration of Color July 25 – August 31 Tina Williams Brewer: Fragments, Fractals: Write It, Print It, Sew it September 12 – November 16

FUTURE TENANT Shame of the City: Deconstructing and Reconstructing Comic Narratives December 13 –January 12

Tom Sarver: The Occasional Market April 25–June 22 Meg Shevenock and Jamie Boyle: Some Begins, A Mythography July 11– August 24

Fabrications: CMU School of Art Undergraduate Student Show January 31 – March 2

Paul Rosenblatt: Pittsburgh Biennial PUBLIC RECORD: Well Played: Paul’s Vinyl Records September 26 – November 9

Harrison Apple: Lucky After Dark: Gay & Lesbian Nightlife in Pittsburgh 1960-1990 May 30– June 29

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BYHAM THEATER

Susan Goethel Campbell: Portraits of Air June 6 –July 13

Haylee Ebersole: Porous Sediments March 7–April 13

Becky Slemmons: Gatherings November 21– December 31

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The Cultural Trust purchased and renovated the former 1,300-seat Gayety Theater in 1990 and renamed it the Byham Theater in 1995.

SPACE Toby Fraley: The Secret Life of Robots February 21–April 27

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937 LIBERTY AVENUE Sound Elevator: The Orange Experience April 25 – May 23 Robert Raczka: The Takeaway: Made With Love July 11 – August 3 The Landscape Architecture of Dan Kiley November 7– December 31

Sally Deskins: What Will Her Kids Think?

August 8–31 Paul Chidester: Tectonica September 5 – October 4 Bountiful November 7–December 7 Christopher Boring: Along the Path II December 12 –January 18

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EDUCATION & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Alumni Theater Company’s I Am Artist was presented in the Peirce Studio, Trust Arts Education Center.

HIGHLIGHTS

PNC Grow Up Great® celebrated its 10th year of helping to prepare children—particularly underserved children— from birth to age five for success in school and life. The Cultural Trust proudly supports this successful initiative by providing arts education activities for downtown Pittsburgh daycare centers.

With generous support from PNC Grow Up Great, the Cultural Trust launched Buzzword Pittsburgh, a family engagement program focusing on vocabulary and conversation skills for children ages 3-5. Talk and play though the arts, math and science are highlighted

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by program partners, which include Carnegie Science Center, Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh, Opera Theater of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre and Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy.

The Cultural Trust’s Gallery Crawl in the Cultural District marked its 10th year of presenting a free quarterly showcase of arts and entertainment. When first established in 2004, the Gallery Crawl had about a dozen locations, attracting a few hundred attendees. Today, the Gallery Crawl touts more than 30 locations and attracts thousands of attendees.

Above: MAMMA MIA! Master Class in session

PROGRAMS FOR STUDENTS ArtsMASTERS Compagnie Käfig Sewickley Academy/Hip Hop Workshop Wicked Grove City College/ Audition Master Class Mamma Mia! Pittsburgh Girl Scouts/ Dance Workshop Porgy & Bess South Fayette High School/ Character Acting Workshop South Fayette High School/ Technical Theater Workshop CAPA High School/ Musical Theater Master Class Ballet du Grand Théâtre de Genève Slippery Rock University/ Contemporary Dance Workshop

Michael Clark Company Point Park University/ Classical and Contemporary Workshop Newsies South Fayette High School/ Musical Theater Dance Workshop ArtsMASTERS is made possible with support from PPG Industries Foundation and PNC Foundation.

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FREE JAZZ FESTIVAL IN THE CULTURAL DISTRICT The Cultural Trust’s FREE Pittsburgh JazzLive International Festival fills the Cultural District streets with a diverse line-up of outstanding musicians from around the world.

Once Point Park University/ Musical Theater Master Class Peter and the Starcatcher South Fayette Intermediate School/Theater and Props/Found Objects Workshop Aspen Santa Fe Ballet CAPA Middle School/ Ballet and Modern Dance Workshop Annie Pittsburgh Girl Scouts/ Dance Workshop

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EDUCATION & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT (continued)

A. Students attending Sean Forbes’ performance of Loud performance Deaf andmatinee A. Student Sean Forbes’ Deaf and Loud Pittsburgh Sketch Crawl B. of B. Sketch Crawl C. Pittsburgh Gallery Crawl in the Cultural District C. Attendees at Gallery Crawl theschool Cultural Districtat the E. in High students A.

Student Ticket Discounts and ArtsINSIGHT Students can take advantage of select Cultural District performances and special events at a fraction of the regular cost.

Get Here Bus Subsidies This program provides transportation to student groups attending student matinees and select Cultural Trust performances.

Internship Program Participating schools: University of Pittsburgh Carnegie Mellon University Point Park University Kansas State University Duquesne University University of Colorado Butler University Bowdoin College Slippery Rock University St. Vincent College PITT ARTS Encounters Ladysmith Black Mambazo Compagnie Käfig Soweto Gospel Choir David Garrett Aspen Santa Fe Ballet SpokFrevo Trombone Shorty Michael Clark Company Citizens Bank Children’s Theater School Day Matinee Series Stuck Teacher from the Black Lagoon Swimmy, Frederick and Inch

by Inch Skippyjon Jones Big Nate

PNC Grow Up Great Early Childhood Arts Program Partnering downtown childcare centers: BrightSide Academy Kindercare Learning Center Metropolitan Preschool & Nursery Smallworld Early Learning and Development Center

musical theater Porgy & Bess D. Students attending masterclass & BESS Master Class PORGY

ArtCity Summer Arts Programs Reed Dance Intensive with Greer Reed Green Artists and Writers with Alison Babusci and Julie Albright

Pittsburgh JazzLive International Festival Artist Talks Three Rivers Arts Festival Juried Art Exhibition

Belly Dance with Susan Unsuk Goelz

PNC Grow Up Great participating artists and arts organizations: Alison Babusci, Emily McMahon, Gateway to the Arts, Pittsburgh International Children’s Theater, Sean Jones, Pittsburgh Jazz Orchestra

PNC Grow Up Great Early Childhood Arts Program is made possible with support from The PNC Foundation.

Theater Arts Workshops Participating schools: Shaler Area Middle School Lincoln Jr/Sr High School Family Instructors of the North Suburbs Altoona Area School District Avonworth Middle/Senior High Moon Area Schools David E. Williams Middle School Hampton High School Salt and Light Co-op Highlands High School Pittsburgh Perry High School Southmoreland High School

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PROGRAMS FOR TEACHERS Professional Development Workshops PNC Grow Up Great Early Childhood Arts Program Made possible with support from The PNC Foundation.

Tix for Teachers Current and retired teachers can enjoy select Cultural District performances and special events at a fraction of the regular cost.

Participating Artists and Arts Organizations Alison Babusci, Emily McMahon, Gateway to the Arts, Pittsburgh International Children’s Theater, Sean Jones, Pittsburgh Jazz Orchestra.

Made possible with support from Citizen’s Bank.

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PROGRAMS FOR THE COMMUNITY Young Writers Institute In partnership with the Western Pennsylvania Writing Project and the University of Pittsburgh.

The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Arts Education Center Presents: Sean Forbes: Deaf and Loud Alumni Theater Company: I Am Artist Trust Arts Education Center ArtsMASTERS ArtCity Summer Arts Programs Dance Classes Young Writers Institute Know the Show Before You Go Gallery Crawl in the Cultural District Highmark First Night® Pittsburgh PNC Grow Up Great Jazz Jam Session and Professional Development Workshops

BNY Mellon Jazz presents JazzLive A free year-round jazz series held in the Cultural Trust’s Backstage Bar, Cabaret at Theater Square and Agnes R. Katz Plaza Made possible with support from BNY Mellon.

Gallery Crawl in the Cultural District January 24 April 25 July 11 September 26

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PITTSBURGH DANCE COUNCIL A division of the Cultural Trust since 2002, Pittsburgh Dance Council brings outstanding contemporary dance companies from around the world to the Byham Theater.

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Highmark First Night® Pittsburgh 2014 Lead Sponsor: Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield

Know The Show Before You Go Hosted by Christopher Rawson Porgy & Bess Once Peter and the Starcatcher Motown The Musical Pittsburgh Dance Council Talkback Compagnie Käfig Ballet du Grand Théâtre de Genève Wayne McGregor | Random Dance Aspen Santa Fe Ballet Michael Clark Company Second Saturday Workshops Upcycle Your Style! with Alison Babusci Jewelry Making with Olga Mihaylova Oz Puppets with Alison Babusci How to Approach a Gallery for Representation with Nicole Capozzi Mosaics with Emily McMahon Master the Portrait with Sonja Sweterlitsch Swimmy, Frederick, Inch by Inch and Collage with Alison Babusci Pastel Painting with Linda Wallen Henna Tattoo Workshop with Nazma Deriwala Drawing the Clothed Figure with Sonja Sweterlitsch Making Graphic Novels with Tom Scioli Art Together with Alison Babusci Ceramic Foods with Emily McMahon Pittsburgh Sketch Crawl with Rick Antolic

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Ghost Stories with Alison Babusci Felted Bugs & Critters with LaVerne Kemp Magic Dot Paintings with Emily McMahon Family First Night Puppet Making with Cheryl Capezzuti

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BACKSTAGE BAR AT THEATER SQUARE The Cultural Trust’s cozy Cultural District night spot offers free live music, late night happy hour and creative cocktails.

Buzzword Pittsburgh Supported by PNC Grow Up Great

She Said: Celebrating Women’s History Month and National Poetry Month Showcase Noir The annual exhibit/sale features African Diaspora artists spanning the U.S. and the world.

The Cultural Trust thanks the following for their generous support of our Education programs: Grable Foundation Ayers Foundation William and Shirley Conover Cindy and Murry Gerber Allegheny Technologies Bobby Rahal Motorcar Company Eat’n Park Hospitality Group ESB Bank First Commonwealth Hefren-Tillotson Levin Furniture PPG Industries Foundation Union Railroad Company UPMC Vecenie Distributing Company

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PUBLIC ART With a curatorial eye, the Cultural Trust commissions and showcases acclaimed public art parks and spaces, adding to Pittsburgh’s creative urban energy, depth and charm.

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BRINGING THE BEST OF BROADWAY TO PITTSBURGH The Cultural Trust, in partnership with Broadway Across America and Pittsburgh

Symphony Orchestra, presents Tony Award®-winning shows in the Cultural District through PNC Broadway Across America-Pittsburgh.

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REAL ESTATE

HIGHLIGHTS

Aria Cultural District Lofts, located at 121 Seventh Street, began leasing its 40 residential loft units.

Leases were secured for two storefront properties at 123-125 Seventh Street. Tenants include Social House Seven, an Izakaya restaurant, lounge and event space, and Howl at the Moon, a music and dance nightlife club.

The owners of recently constructed and renovated Cultural District residential properties reported consistent healthy occupancy rates around 95 percent.

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The Penn-Liberty Façade Renovation Program, funded by the Cultural Trust and the Urban Redevelopment Authority, provided partial funding for historic façade renovations at 915 Liberty Avenue, 943 Liberty Avenue, 907-909 Penn Avenue and 942 Penn Avenue.

Sienna Mercato, offering three distinctly different restaurants and menus under one roof, including summertime open rooftop dining, opened at 942 Penn Avenue.

Simple Ingredients, a health-conscious soup and salad lunch take-out joint, opened in the Cultural Trust’s 807 Liberty Avenue property.

The 900 block of Penn Avenue is one of downtown Pittsburgh’s most beautiful urban streetscapes. The Cultural Trust is the catalytic force behind the ongoing revitalization of Penn and Liberty Avenues in the Cultural District.

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EQT CHILDREN’S THEATER FESTIVAL The Cultural Trust hosts one of only four U.S. festivals for children and families.

A. Cosmopolitan Pittsburgh attendees relaxing outside the August Wilson Center, located in the 900 block of Liberty Avenue in the Cultural District.

B. The Cultural Trust’s property at 937 Liberty Avenue is utilized year-round for performing arts, visual arts and special events.

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FACILITIES AND

ACCESSIBILITY

Students entering the Trust Arts Education Center in the James E. Rohr Building at 805 –807 Liberty Avenue.

The Center is a hub for arts education activities and special events for students, educators and the community at large.

HIGHLIGHTS

FACILITIES The African American Cultural Center contracted the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust to manage the day-to-day facility operations of the August Wilson Center.

With support from The Buhl Foundation, the Cultural Trust’s Harris Theater transitioned from 35mm film to digital projection and installed a surround sound system, greatly enhancing Pittsburgh Filmmakers’ screening experiences.

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The Cultural Trust’s Cabaret at Theater Square and Backstage Bar celebrated 10 years in the Cultural District.

The Cultural Trust’s 937 Liberty Avenue property marked 10 years as a dedicated, subsidized performing and visual arts space for local artists, including Bricolage Production Company and Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre Company.

The linden trees outlining the Cultural Trust’s Agnes R. Katz Plaza were trimmed back to their original intended symmetry.

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THE HARRIS THEATER The former adult movie house was purchased and refurbished by the Cultural Trust in 1995, and is Pittsburgh Filmmakers’ downtown home for the best in independent, foreign and classic films.

A. Patron explores a visual arts exhibit at the Cultural Trust’s 709 Penn Gallery.

B. The August Wilson Center during the Cultural Trust’s Cosmopolitan Pittsburgh event.

C. Patrons at the Cultural Trust’s Cabaret at Theater Square.

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ACCESSIBILITY The first Arts March, a sensory-friendly Gallery Crawl in the Cultural District, was held in partnership with the Autism Connection of PA and attended by more than 200 children and their families.

The Benedum Center stage entrance was completely renovated to be fully accessible.

EQT Children’s Theater Festival presented the sensory-friendly work Little Steps and informed the sensory-friendly community in advance of the Festival’s luminaria as a sensory experience.

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CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT AND

PATRON INSIGHTS Patron choosing theater seating for a Cultural District performance on a mobile device.

HIGHLIGHTS

CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT Many key initiatives go unseen at the Cultural Trust, such as our Customer Relationship Management software. The Cultural Trust, together with other Cultural District organizations, leverage industry-leading software, Tessitura, to ensure that ticket sales, patron/donor information, email marketing and website content experience no issues.

Recent developments include: · Cultural District web servers were migrated to Amazon to enhance ticket transaction security and efficiency. · In accordance with industry best practices, advanced credit card processing software provides additional security measures to protect Cultural District patron data. · By investing in sophisticated revenue management software that analyzes Cultural District purchasing trends over a decade, the Cultural Trust can offer patrons the best ticket prices at the best time.

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A. Upper level of the Cultural Trust’s Byham Theater B. Attendees enjoy a live music performance during the Cultural Trust’s Gallery Crawl in the Cultural District C. Date night in the Cultural District

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O’REILLY THEATER Since 1999, the Cultural Trust’s stunning 650-seat O’Reilly Theater has been the Pittsburgh Public Theater’s permanent home for its world-class theatrical productions.

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B.

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In 2014, through its diverse offerings and expanded festival activity, the Cultural Trust drew more than two million people to the Cultural District for performances, exhibits and special events.

More than 60 percent of Cultural Trust ticket orders are made online at TrustArts.org, our official events ticket source.

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Passers by engage with the work entitled When I Die at the Three Rivers Arts Festival.

Exterior, Trust Arts Education Center, located in the James E. Rohr Building at 805 – 807 Liberty Avenue

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SECOND SATURDAY ARTS WORKSHOPS Throughout the year, the Cultural Trust offers a wide variety of art workshops, inspiring artists of all ages and capabilities to explore their creativity.

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THEATER SQUARE An arts and entertainment hub, Theater Square houses the Box Office at Theater

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HIGHMARK FIRST NIGHT® PITTSBURGH

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STREET APPEAL Key to the Cultural Trust’s mission is to create distinctive, attractive and

The Cultural Trust’s FREE quarterly arts and entertainment showcase attracts several thousand attendees to the Cultural District.

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The Cultural Trust partners with Cohen & Grigsby to present a diverse offering of high-quality arts and entertainment from around the world.

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COHEN & GRIGSBY TRUST PRESENTS SERIES

Square, an 800-space parking garage, Backstage Bar, Cabaret Theater, Meat & Potatoes Gastropub and the Carolyn M. Byham WQED 89.3fm Studio.

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lively elements throughout the Cultural District, such as restoring building façades, brick sidewalks and granite curbs, tree plantings and public art.

Since 2003, the Cultural Trust has presented the region’s largest, family-friendly New Year’s Eve celebration in the Cultural District.

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Pittsburgh Public Theater’s production of L’Hotel at the Cultural Trust’s O’Reilly Theater.

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CABARET AT THEATER SQUARE

The Pittsburgh CLO’s production of Monty Python’s Spamalot at the Cultural Trust’s Benedum Center.

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The Cultural Trust’s intimate 250-seat theater is the home to CLO Cabaret shows, JazzLive, Salsa Fridays, Improv Comedy Jam, Late Night Cabaret and special events throughout the year.

A. With funding from the Pittsburgh Foundation and support from the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, Bricolage premiered OJO, an immersive theater experience, at Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival.

B. Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre’s production of The Sleeping Beauty at the Cultural Trust’s Benedum Center.

Collaboration is paramount in the Cultural District. A consortium of District resident companies, led by the Cultural Trust’s Shared Services department, collectively reduces overhead to effectively redirect financial resources to benefit the artistic endeavors of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, Pittsburgh Public Theater, Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, Pittsburgh CLO, Pittsburgh Opera, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra and the August Wilson Center. To date, Shared Services’ cumulative savings and cost avoidance reached $13 million.

PITTSBURGH PUBLIC THEATER PPT celebrated its 40th anniversary of presenting artistically diverse theatrical experiences of the highest quality at its home in the Cultural Trust’s O’Reilly Theater.

PERFORMANCES AT THE O’REILLY THEATER

The Chief Company An Illiad Candida

B.

A.

PITTSBURGH BALLET THEATRE

PERFORMANCES AT THE CABARET AT THEATER SQUARE

PITTSBURGH PLAYWRIGHTS THEATRE COMPANY

PBT launched its 45th season with a stellar lineup in 2014.

Judge Jackie Justice — A New Musical Comedy

Nurturing a racially and culturally diverse artistic repertoire from its home in the Cultural Trust’s 937 Liberty Avenue property, PPTCO reflects the rich variety of Pittsburgh’s art scene through its work.

PERFORMANCES AT THE BENEDUM CENTER

Ring of Fire —The Music of Johnny Cash Dixie’s Tupperware Party

Swan Lake with the Orchestra Murder for Two Don Quixote with the Orchestra The Sleeping Beauty with the Orchestra The Nutcracker PITTSBURGH OPERA One of America’s leading opera companies, Pittsburgh Opera stages its varied, world-class productions at the Cultural Trust’s Benedum Center, among other city venues.

AUGUST WILSON CENTER

Poe’s Last Night

The mission of the Center is to preserve, present, interpret, celebrate and shape African American art, culture and history. In 2014, the African American Cultural Center contracted the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust to manage the day-to-day facility operations of the August Wilson Center.

The Great One

Book of Ezra Ubuntu Holiday Christmas Star BRICOLAGE

PERFORMANCES AT THE BENEDUM CENTER

La bohème

Otello

PMT presents quality, affordable musical theater productions for students, families and young children.

PITTSBURGH CLO

PERFORMANCES AT THE BYHAM THEATER

Revitalizing live performance for a new era at the Cultural Trust’s 937 Liberty Avenue property, Bricolage leverages various artistic mediums, nourishing local talent, producing provocative work and facilitating audience engagement.

Shrek The Musical

B.U.S. 9

Les Misérables

Fifth Wall Sexual Assault in the Military Fracking: Triple Divide Transit Tales

Orphée

Founded in 1946, the Pittsburgh CLO is one of the nation’s most prestigious musical theater companies.

Seussical the Musical

PERFORMANCES AT THE BENEDUM CENTER

A Chorus Line

The Glass Menagerie L’Hotel

Singin’ in the Rain

PITTSBURGH FILMMAKERS

Legally Blonde The Musical

Pittsburgh Filmmakers screens independent, foreign and classic films at the Cultural Trust’s Harris Theater. In 2014, more than 15,500 people attended 432 screenings. Daily attendance at the Harris Theater has quadrupled over the past four years.

For more than 119 years, the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra has been an essential part of Pittsburgh’s cultural landscape.

Pittsburgh Pride Theater Festival

PITTSBURGH MUSICAL THEATER

Noises Off

PITTSBURGH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Comfort Zone

Footloose Evita CATS Monty Python’s Spamalot PERFORMANCES AT THE BYHAM THEATER

OJO WordPlay In the Raw: (R)evolution Midnight Radio: Scarrie! The Musical It’s a Wonderful Life

A Musical Christmas Carol

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DEVELOPMENT

Aerial view of the Cultural Trust’s dazzling Jazz Tapestry Gala.

HIGHLIGHTS

Cultural Trust supporters Toni and John Aloe and family established the Arthur M. and Olga I. Aloe Endowed Performance Fund in honor of their parents. Mannheim Steamroller at the Benedum Center was the first performance supported with proceeds from this fund.

Securing nearly 7,500 members to date, the Cultural Trust is close to meeting its goal of 10,000 individual members by the end of 2015.

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PNC renewed its overall support of the Cultural Trust for three years.

Cohen & Grigsby renewed its support of the Cohen & Grigsby Trust Presents Series for two years.

Retired PNC Executive Chairman and former Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Chair James E. Rohr was awarded the 2014 Pennsylvania Society Gold Medal.

Rohr, in turn, donated the Pennsylvania Society’s $50,000 gift to the Cultural Trust.

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Gala images and captions to come

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SUCCESSFUL COLLABORATION Key to its mission, the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust continually seeks and leverages strategic collaborative opportunities in efforts to create a vital Cultural District.

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TRUST ARTS EDUCATION CENTER Located in the James E. Rohr Building at 805 –807 Liberty Avenue, the Cultural Trust’s arts education and outreach hub offers activities and events for the artist in everyone throughout the year.

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FREE JAZZ EVERY TUESDAY IN THE CULTURAL DISTRICT

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In 2014, the Cultural Trust raised in excess of $10 million in support of day-to-day operations, performing/visual arts programming and special projects.

The Cultural Trust benefitted from a significant increase in “Festival Friends” membership levels, boosting support for Cultural Trust festivals, such as Highmark First Night® Pittsburgh, Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival and Pittsburgh JazzLive International Festival.

BNY Mellon presents JazzLive, a FREE, year-round live jazz series at Theater Square and Agnes R. Katz Plaza.

A. Cultural Trust Gala co-chairs John Paul, President and CEO of Allegheny Health Network and Cindy Paul with chanteuse Cyrille Aimée.

B. Kim Fleming enjoying the Jazz Tapestry Gala with nephew Trey Tillotson.

C. Cosmopolitan Pittsburgh co-chairs Michael McAllister, Laura Seifert and Katie Leech Vollen receive a proclamation from Allegheny County Councilman Tom Baker, declaring Cosmopolitan Pittsburgh Day.

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THANK YOU

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YOU! We saved the best reason for last. You make everything the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust does in the Cultural District possible. Thank you for your continued, enthusiastic support!

MEMBERSHIP & FAMILY FOUNDATIONS CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE $25,000 & above The Cottage Bridge Foundation Cindy and Murry Gerber Vicki and Kevin Halloran Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Morby Joan and Bob Peirce Gabriela and David Porges Richard E. Rauh * Lauren and S. Adam Sufrin ^ Barbara and Bruce Wiegand PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE $10,000–$24,999 Anonymous (2) Laurie Adams Jane C. Arkus * Mary Louise and Chester Babst Edwin H. Beachler * The Bognar Family Stephanie and Michael Bozic Bozzone Family Foundation Jill and Chuck Brodbeck ~ The Jack Buncher Foundation Carole King and Chip Burke Patricia Burke Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Casey Ada and George Davidson Mary Jane and Gerald Davis Debbie and Bill Demchak Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Dorrance III Carolyn D. Duronio Edith H. and James A.+ Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O. Fisher The Foster Charitable Trust

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Sue and Mark Gleason ~ Jamie and Jim Graham Janet and Mark Greathouse Jane and George Greer Mr. and Mrs. Ira J. Gumberg Karri and Steve Guy Scheryl and Richard Harshman Mr. Bruce K. M. Henderson Michael and Dolores Kara Dr. Kerry Bron and Mr. Robert C. Levin Sally M. Levin + Cate Linn The Richard J. Madden Foundation Susan and David Matter Douglas B. McAdams Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. McGuinn Kristen and J. Kevin McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Mendicino Rona L. Nesbit Mr. and Mrs. Morgan K. O’Brien Charles Porter and Hilary Tyson * ~ Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Queenan, Jr. William J. Recker # Sharon and James E. Rohr Pauline Santelli # Mr. and Mrs. David S. Shapira Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Simmons John T. Stabile Mr. and Mrs. Merrill P. Stabile Carol Tillotson Total Equipment Company Bonnie W. and Thomas L. VanKirk Nita and Sunil Wadhwani Nancy and Milton Washington

PATRON’S CIRCLE $5,000–$9,999 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. G. Nicholas Beckwith III Phyllis L. Bertok Suzy and Jim Broadhurst Charles E. Bunch Glenn A. and Karen S. Buterbaugh Fund Carolyn and Bill Byham Karen and Michael Calandra Helen and Stephen Casey Mr. and Mrs. James C. Chaplin IV Julie and Tim Choate ^

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Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Clarke Donna and Thaddeus J. Clements * Daina and Walter Coury Sara C. and James K. Donnell Mary Jo and Jack Elliott Amy and Scott Fehrs Karen and Steven Feinstein Anne Brownlee and Andrew C. Fisher Daniel Gearing Eric Gerstbrein Kristina and Peter Gerszten Robert I. Glimcher Family Foundation Nanette and Ira + Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Graham Susan Greenspan and Neil Resnick Marcia M. Gumberg Kathy and Joe Guyaux Paul, Teresa, Isabella and Roman Haberstock Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Henninger Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Hillman # Janet and Bill Hunt Jackie and Harley Jones Dr. Richard Kasdan Gabe Kassab Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Krizner Susan and Scott Lammie Marina and Kenneth Lehn Mr. and Mrs. David C. Looman Cathy and John Mary Carol and Peter Mathieson Pam and Ken McCrory * Peggy and Steve McKnight Eileen and Albert Muse Alice and Eric Neishloss Mr. and Mrs. Demetrios T. Patrinos Theresa and Cliff Pinsent Kelly and Tom Price Mary Alice Price Mr. and Mrs. James Protin Linda and Rich Ruffalo Catharine M. and John T. Ryan III Nancy Schepis Dr. and Mrs. John M. Snyder Speyer Foundation Jayne and Tom Sterling Bronya and Neil Strosnider Becky and John Surma Lisa and Jeff Thomas Judith and Steve Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Voller Sue and Charles Walker Iris Amper Walker Rebecca and Rich Zahren

PREMIERE CIRCLE $2,500–$4,999 Anonymous (4) Michele and Pat Atkins Ann Averback Valerie and Paul Bacharach Janet L. Belliveau Christy and William Blose Eva Tansky Blum Barbara H. Bott and Robert L. Jennings, Jr. Kimberly and Hal Burch Barbara and David Burstin Nicholas Butera and Grace Wagner Joanne and Jerry Byers Louise and David Cannon Dr. and Mrs. Edward Chang Linda Christen Julie, Dale and Carly Clifton Judge Maurice B. Cohill, Jr. Nancy T. and William S. Conover II Fund Carol and Nelson Craige Melanie and James Crockard * Laurel Dagnon and Patricia Jarrett Susan and John Fafalios, Shaun and Angela Baker The Fine Foundation Virginia and Richard Fischer Janis and Jeffrey Fisher Kimberly Tillotson Fleming and Curtis D. Fleming Lou and Henry Gailliot Cathy and Jim Garraux Nancy R. and William J. Gatti Anne L. and Robert D. German Mr. and Mrs. Louis Guarino, Jr. Rhoda and David Hartmann * Daniel S. Heit David McL. Hillman Debra and Jason Honkus ~ Dorothy A. Howat Mrs. Joan M. Hurrell Scott D. Izzo Alice Jane Jenkins Bonnie and Donald Kipke Mary Denise and George C. Koch Kana and Detlef Koll Susan and Louis Leff Anne Lewis Catherine and Mark H. Loevner * Susan and David Lohr ^ Cathy and Rob Long Ruth and Neil MacKay Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Malnati Ralph Manning, Esq. Janet Markel and Barry Lhormer

Carol and Joe Massaro Dr. Curtis V. Mayernik and Mr. John Fullen Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGarry John R. McGinley, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Meltzer Marcia A. Metelsky Mary Ellen and Mark Meyer Montgomery IP Associates Patricia K. Nichols Shirley and H. Ward Olander Mr. and Mrs. James O’Neill Paul M. Palevsky, M.D. and Sharon R. Roseman, M.D. Maria and Rocco Panucci Lori and Louis Plung Drs. Cindy and Rob Potter Suzanne and John Pultan The Rackoff Family Sally and Ned Randall Mallory and Bill Ries Laura and Brian Ritz Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brooks Robinson ~ Dick Rocereto ^ Mr. and Mrs. William F. Roemer Mrs. Louisa Rosenthal + Louisa and Jim Rudolph Carolyn Ruffer Lisa and Robert Sandonato Jamie and William Sarris Robert Sass The Schneider Family ^ Pamela L. Schoemer M.D. Donna and Rod Schwartz Juliet Lea Simonds Gayle G. and William H. Simpson The Slagle Family Fund Mrs. Theresa Snavely Alice R. Snyder ~ Mrs. Violet Soffer George Specter

Dr. and Mrs. William E. Spielvogle Mr. and Mrs. John A. Staley IV Mark Steele Kathy and Alan Stehman Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Stern Sue and Dan Stokes Alison and Bill Strome # Shelley and Jim Taylor ~ Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Thompson II Beth and Mark Twerdok Mr. and Mrs. Brian Uffelman Rebecca E. and James L. Vesely Laurie Vota Fair and Kenneth Fair Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Wagner Peggy C. Whitehurst Mr. and Mrs. + Frank L. Wiegand III Diane and Jack Wilberger Dr. Ann G. Wilmoth Amy and Greg Winokur Judy and John Woffington Andrea and James Young Richard A. Zappala Family Foundation Janie and Ronald W. Zborowski Pat and Dennis Zerega Florence Zeve

DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE $1,000–$2,499 Anonymous (14) The Barbara and Marcus Aaron Fund of the Pittsburgh Foundation Romayne Abbott Barbara and Alan Ackerman Susan and James Antoniono John S. Applegate Roy W. Arnold Family ^

Emily Balawejder Ms. Natalae R. Barko Nancy Bromall Barry and Robert Barry Amy and Chris Bartels Bridgett and Marty Bates ~ Nancy and Nadav Baum Vitasta Bazaz and Sheen Sehgal Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Benedict Vivian and Bill Benter Cynthia Berger and Laurence Green Joan and Keith Bernard Robin J. Bernstein Judge Alexander and Susan Bicket Denise Dufour and Cary Blancett Anne and Chris Blazak Bernice and Philip Bollman Pamela M. Bonaventura Debby and Dan Booker Lisa and Stephen Botos Marilyn Boucek Boyer Financial Services/Michael Boyer Peggy and Bill Bresnahan Ann and Paul Bridges Vicky and Mark Brilmyer Sean P. and Sara E. Britt Ellen Still Brooks Alan M. Brown Lyndsay A. Brown Betsy and Marc Brown Susan and David Brownlee Dr. and Mrs. John Brozetti Mrs. Mary Jo and Dr. Bert Bullington Janet Burkardt Janis Burley Wilson # Jocelyn M. Cacchione Fred Caesar Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Cahouet Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Calihan Julia and Andrew Carlson Dr. Thomas F. Carmen Alisa Carr and David Kitzinger ^ Daniel Catanzaro and Craig McDonald * Lori and John Cecil Michelle and Richard Cefalo Barbara and Gerald Chait Michelle and Dan Cheberenchick

Karl Holtzer (left), Bernard Henn (center), and Richard Parsakian (right) with company members at the NEWSIES cast party

Mark Cibulka Stephanie and Preston Ciranni Judy and Brent Clark Linda and Gordon Reynolds Clark Lisa and Shawn Cohen Dr. Richard and Sally B. Cohen Marilyn and Stephen Coleman Mary Jane and Fred Colen Gina and Jim Concelman Jennifer Owen and Cory Cope * ^ ~ Carol and Gary Cozen Alexis and Andrew Cross James Cunningham Erin and Ted Curran ^ Lu and Syl Damianos Margaret and Michael Daniels ~ Nancy and Bob Dapper Lynn and Ronald Davenport, Jr. Jamini V. Davies Joan Clark Davis Marian Ungar Davis and Stanford G. Davis Carol and Dwight Deicke Judy and David Descutner Rev. John V. Di Bacco, Jr. Marian Dietrich Jennifer Blyler and Michael Dishart Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Donahue Mary Ann and Charles R. Dotchin Lucy and John Douglas Congressman Mike Doyle Jackie and Gerry Dudley Carol and Brian Duggan Michelle Ann Duralia Dr. and Mrs. Gabriel Durkac Faith E. Eaton and Family # Dr. Jan Grigsby and Dr. Neal Edman Alunda and Jonathan Edmonds Dolly and Curt Ellenberg Beth and Dan Erlanger Christopher M. Evans Chris and Gigi Faber Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Favo Judith and Donald Feigert Ted Fetterman Sylvia V. Fields Pam and Jim Fister The Flam Family ^ Mildred and David Florijan Lois and Ron Folino William R. Forsythe Sally Fownes

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Christopher Fox and Shaun Tomaszewski The James A. and Ruth O. Frank Philanthropic Fund of the UJFF Katharine Fredriksen Reanette and Steve Frobouck Elaine and John Frombach Hilda and Freddie Fu Mrs. J. William Futrell Judge Robert C. Gallo David Gawaluck Mary Lou and Gary Gegick William O. Generett Mr. and Mrs. William P. Getty The Gigante Family Jodi and John Gill Revs. Catherine and Gaylord Gillis Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Gilson Cathy and Mike Ginsberg Cathy and Ken Glick Stephanie Goe Marcia and David Gordon Kathy and Charles Goulding Daniel Greenblatt Irving and Aaronel deRoy Gruber Foundation ~ Susan and Barney Guttman Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Harris Susan and Peter Herchenroether Eileen and Robert Hertweck Dr. and Mrs. John B. Hill William Talbott Hillman Foundation ~ Natalie Taaffe Hoffman ~ Karl Holtzer Sara H. Horsman * Charity J. Imbrie and Jane S. Barnes Lynne and Blair Jacobson Ms. Linda Jakubec ^ Marilyn and Don Jenkins Gail G. Jenkins Gretchen and Jeffery Jezerc David and Laura Jones Janet S. Kafka Van Kaplan Von and Dale Keairns ^ Margaret and Dwight Keating Lisa and David Keefer Denice and John Kelly Ellen P. and Jack Kessler Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Kilpela Bryan S. Kisiel and Margel Guie MJ Klimas and John W. Boufford Phyllis K. Kokkila Jeffrey Kollar Cher and Irwin Kotovsky

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Dr. Elliott J. Kramer and William M. Modrak Diane Kress Suzan Lami and Robert Grubb Blaine A. Lamperski Michael LaRocco Lynn and Larry Lebowitz Dan H. Lee, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Leidich Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Levin Linda S. Melada and Arthur S. Levine, M.D. Susan and Paul Lieber Judith Liebler Dr. Ronald and Mrs. Judith Linaburg Sheryl Linck and Garry Conklin Janine and Daniel Littlefield Rachel and Jeffery Lizik Margery J. Loevner The Loughney Foundation Janice and Jake Mackiewicz Kate W. MacVean The Maerkle Family Drs. Sheri A. Mancini and H. Kenneth Williams, Jr. Amy and Jan Marks Lucine O. Marous Amy Jaffe and Grant Mason Heather and Rob Masterson Maureen and Tom McAniff Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. McGinnis Suzy and DeCourcy McIntosh * Susan and Sean McLaughlin Vanessa M. Sterling and James R. McMahon Leisa McNamee Janice and Ernie Meade * ~ Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Mellon Mr. Richard A. Mellon Barbara Sachnoff Mendlowitz Janet and George L. Miles, Jr. Shaunda Miles ~ Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Miller Connie and Paul Mockenhaupt Monique and Scott Moody Thomas R. Moore Amy Morgan * Susan and James Morris Bee Jee Morrison Martha H. Munsch Mary Love Nast Kenny and Gordon Nelson Susan and Richard Nernberg Carol Neyland # Betty and Dick Nimtz Mike Ohlweiler Grant D. Oliphant Nancy and Woody Ostrow

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Todd Palcic Jeannine and James Patton Suzanne and Richard Paul T. R. Paul Family Foundation Cathy and John Pelusi Mark Perrott ~ Cheryl and Glenn Perry Maureen Peszko Frances and Allan Philp Christine and Robert Pietrandrea Niki and Richard Pipak Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre The Platt Family Foundation Dorothy and Neal Pollon and Family Christine and Mark Popovich Ann and Fred Potthoff Amy and Chris Pretsch Rebecca Price Norman C. Ray Trust K. Oliver Rea Mr. and Mrs. W. Franklin Reed Dr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Reiss Karen and Pierce Richardson Ms. Letitia E. Rieck Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Riordan Kathleen and Glenn Ritz Marilyn and Mitchell Roberts Donald and Sylvia Robinson Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Robinson, Jr. Stephen G. Robinson Pat and Andrew Rodgers Al Rodibaugh Joni and John Roland Greta and Art Rooney II Dr. and Mrs. Paul Rowland Caryn Rubinoff and Craig Dunham Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ruscetti

Michael and Dolores Kara with Clint Holmes (center) after his Trust Cabaret Series performance at the Cabaret Theater

The Ruttenberg Family Jennifer and Karl Salatka Steven Satzger Karen Scansaroli Perri and Thomas Schelat The Schmid Family Matthew Schnierle Sharon Schultz Dr. and Mrs. Joel Schuman Jeffrey Schutzeus and Carl Ward Amy and Sean Sebastian Sharon Semenza and William Robinson Christine and Duane Seppi * Carole and Mark Shepard Selma B. and C. Leon Sherman * Gail Shumway Phyllis and Stephen Silverman Colleen and Henry Simonds James A. Sims Kenneth E. Slafka Robert N. Slagle Lynn and Joe Smith ~ Kay and David Smith Patricia and Wallace Smith Susan and Richard Smolen Tina McGroder-Socinski and Mark Socinski ^ Judith L. Wolfe and John H. Soffietti, M.D. Terri and Ned Sokoloff Natalie and Michael Spacciapolli Catherine Specter Vivian M. Spratt Lynn and Randy Staab Sheila and Stephen Stagnitta Mr. and Mrs. James C. Stalder The Honorable and Mrs. William L. Standish Cara and Doug Stirling Barbara and Charles Stone ^ Teresa Svidro * Diane and Regis Synan The Paul Thompson Family ^

Mr. + and Mrs. Robert C. Todd, Jr. + Allison and Stephen Tomko ^ Nicole and Carl Traud Dr. and Mrs. Rory Tropp Ann L. Turnbull Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Unetich Dr. Mark A. Vaitkus Sheila and Steven Van Wyk Betsy and Gary Van Sickle Sybil P. Veeder Marilyn and Joseph Vettorazzi BettyJean Viecelli Lorene and Denis M. Vinski Katherine M. Leech Vollen and Randall Vollen Maggie Good and Tom Von Lehman Sally Wade Diane and Hal Waldman * Bonnie and Marshall Webster Dot and Marvin Wedeen ~ Susan Weinzierl and Andrea Weinzierl Ansley S. Westbrook II ~ Ruth Westerman and J. Robert Myers * Mary and Jerry Whitaker Rebecca J. White Peg and Al Williams Teresa M. Williams Beth and Pat Winkler Mary Jo Winokur J. Andrew Wolfinger * Karen Woodall Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Yates Marlene and John Yokim Irina Zabbarova * James and Marian Zalenka Aline and Gregory Zaretsky Robin and Gary Zentner Mr. and Mrs. Clifford B. Zlotnik

LEAD PARTNER $500–$999 Anonymous (13) Debra and Edward Abell * Barbara and Otto Abraham Deborah Acklin ~ Dr. Lawrence N. Adler Andrea and David Aloe ^ Nancy and Lynn Alstadt Drs. Renata D. Hoca and Richard Ambrosino Anne Angerman Dana Cook Baer Esther Barazzone, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Bartosh, Jr. Liz Witzke-Baum and Allen Baum

Robert and Sharon Belesky Douglas Bentz * Daniel Berger Paul E. Block Cynthia C. Bracken Denise and Scott Briggs Heidi Bartholomew and Timothy Brown Linda and Timothy Burke ~ Maryanne and Mark Byrnes Jenni and Marty Calihan Cheryl E. Campbell and Carrie Nolan R. Yvonne Campos * Cindy Capozzoli-Anderson Cardiff/Provins Wealth Management, LLC Beatrice and Don Carter Robin Ziegler and Clifford Chen Dr. Taiwen Chen Drs. Catherine and Philip Chua Lisa Ciaccia Jacqueline Cimino Maureen and Jared Cohon Veronica Corpuz ~ Rich Creps Bobbi and Alan Cumo Kimberly and Cyrus Daboo ^ Nancy and John Daller Dr. and Mrs. James A. D’Antonio Sandra Deaner Dave Defide Erika Deiseroth Dinah M. Denmark and Alice Greene # The DiAndreth Family ^ Joan and Jack Diederich Beth DiGregorio Mary Ellen DiPasquale Antonio J. DoVale, Jr. Erin C. DuPree Terry Engel Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Ewing Terri and Banford Exley Darla Fadeley The Falcone Family ~ Jane Feltovich and Russell Feingold # Mr. and Mrs. Scott Fergus Sharon Ferline Lauri Fink Pamela and Marc Fleming Marion and Rod Francis Anne Zackarias and Robert Frazzini Mark C. Freeman # Cathy and Jack Frischkorn ~ Francis Fuhrer Danielle Ginyard Natalie Gleeson and William Gleeson

Linda and Edward Goldston The Rita J. Gould Philanthropic Fund of the United Jewish Federation Patrick A. Gray Alison and Timothy Gray Carol Sikov Gross Marie Guerra and Richard Lentz Maria Guyette Carmen Haley Fr. William and Dr. Tammy Haslett Mr. and Mrs. Brian Heery Karen L. Henry Katharine H. Hillman Erika L. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Peter Holway Kelsey and Jonathan Hoover Cheryl and Gary E. Hubbard ^ Doug Hupe Deanna Irvin James Frederick # Eileen Jardini Mr. and Mrs. Keith Johnston Sean Jones # John Kalkreuth Tom Kaminski Penny and James Kane Dr. Christoph and Ms. Emily Kaufmann Jessica and JR Kavanagh Mary Ellen Hoy and Jim Keller Maureen Kerr and Richard Burkland Mrs. Sydelle Kessler Margaret and Thomas Kibel Christine and Thomas Kobus Lisa and David Koi # Shanna Kovalchick and Brandon Nicholson Elaine and Carl Krasik Lynn Steffan and David F. Lackner Betty L. Lamb JoEllen and Fred Leech Debra Caplan and David J. Levenson, M.D. Janet Lewis Susan Lipsitz Mrs. Howard M. Love Anna M. Madison Maggie and Pete Magerko Marketing Support Network Jan Markewinski Jennifer and James Martin Janet McCall ~ Charles McClure IV Michele and Lee McCracken Mr. and Mrs. Brian McGuire Barbara K.S. McKenna Ruth Anne Mewhirter Matthew Miecznikowski

James Miller Sally C. Minard + and Walter Limbach Diane and Mark Minnaugh Vicki and Randy Mlinarcik Adele M. White and Eugene L. Modic Anthony Molish Janette G. Moore Terence E. Moore, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Moretti Kristen Butler and James Mullett # John T. Mumper Gregory Murman Bernita and Brad Myers Lisa Newman ~ June and David Nimick Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. O’Donnell Lee and John + Oehrle Randall Olson Dee Jay Oshry and Bart Rack * Laurie and Paul Park Richard Parsakian * Joan and John Pasteris Justine Patrick ~ Marcy and Jim Pearson Nancy Peters Nicole and Rug Phatak Gretchen and Charles Pinkerton Dr. Mary Jo Pisano Aimee J. Plotz ~ Myrna H. Pollock and Charles N. Strotz * Mark R. Power Rainey and Emory Redd # Karen and Tom Reinecke Jane H. Roesch Bette and Howard Rom Donald Rood Michele Roper Linda and James Rosenbloom Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Ross Shirley and Murray Rust Diane Samuels and Henry Reese Heidi Stewart and Mario Santilli Dr. Mahesh P. Sardesai Melissa and Kevin Scheffler Jenny and Joe Scherrbaum JoAnn and John Schlotterer Jennifer N. Schooley Margaret E. Svidro * Mandi Scott * Dr. Jennifer Tkocs and Mr. Michael Scotto Dolores Senanis Mary Sestric and Chris Sichok #

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THANK YOU (continued)

Karen and Brian Shanahan Laurie Graham Dr. Kathleen Sheridan Denise and Daniel Shirley ~ Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Shoemaker Judy and George Siegel Myrna and Lee Silverman Nancy Simpronio and Charles Culbertson * William Slivka ~ Joseph Sluka Craig Smith Jimmi Sue and Matthew Smith Liz and Stephen Smith Steven Smith Pamela J. Soles Mary Ellen and Frederick Solomon Amanda Sopata ^ Jody and John Sperry Randi Starr Sheila and Robert Sterr Dean A. Stewart Thea and Dick Stover Barbara and Wade Stull Joan B. Sullivan Julie Ann Sullivan * Patricia Sunseri Patricia Swank Dawn and James Sweeny Donna Talerico Marcia Taylor Linda and Chris Temple ~ Brenda and Thomas M. Thomas Ann E. Thompson, M.D. Mrs. Barbara Trachtenberg Elizabeth Trocchio Patricia G. Tuite # Gary Van Horn, Jr. # Suzanne Vana Kristine and Michael Van Sickle Cate and Jerry Vockley ~ Judyann Walker Kathleen and Richard Wallach ~ Linda and Charles Webb Helene Weinraub and Geoff Clauss * Maranne P. Welch + ^ Roger C. Westman and William A. Stevens * Karen Farmer White # Bruce L. Wilder Brian Winkowski Dorothea K. Zikos S. J. Zoerb

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SPONSORING PARTNER $250–$499 Anonymous (26) Kate Abel Dr. Andrea Adolph Donna M. Aiello Debbie and Dan Aloe Nancy Aloi Tripp Amick Mrs. Maria Angeloni Catherine M. Angle Joan Apt Nancy and Henry Armstrong Donald B. Arnheim Nancy and Robert Arnold ~ Christine Arnoldt Tammy Aupperle Nancy Baime Ramona Baker Barbara Baldwin Diane and Barry Balliet ~ Elizabeth Barbaro Tingle and Richard Barnes Susan and David Bartlett Melissa Bartolomeo Drew Bauer Margie and Alan Baum # Tim Baum James Belasco Amy and William Belden Barbara M. and Rudy A. Benedetti Pamela Berger Elisabeth and Richard Bergman Luann and Dan Berkley The Sanford S. and Patricia G. Berman Philanthropic Fund of the UJF Mark M. Blatter, M.D. ~ Greg Borland Mary Boyle and Ted Arnn Nancy and John Brownell Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Brzozowski Albert H. Burchfield III Jenniffer L. Burke Dr. Maria Simbra and Dr. Jeffrey Burket JoAnne E. and Jack L. Burley # Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Bursey John J. Busko Stephanie Butler Wally Cackowski Mark Caldone and Paul Lebovitz Nancy and Christopher Caldwell Robert D. Caldwell Dianne M. and Scott R. Calkins Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Camus

P I T T S B U R G H C U LT U R A L T R U S T

Gillian Cannell and John Cummings Elisa Carsia Patrick Cassidy Leslie and Richard Cassoff Jacquelyn and Glenn Cavanaugh Mary Ann Celio Susan and Bill Cercone Amanda and Steve Cherry Lisa A. Chiesa Kyliegh and Patrick Chovan Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Churchill Gene Ciavarra Cipriani & Werner PC Susan B. Clancy Sandra Clemons Connie and Donald Coffelt Denise and Bill Coleman Estelle F. Comay, Esq. ~ Ned Conley Mimi Frey and Bruce R. Connelly * Cynthia Cook Robert Cook R. Bruce Cooper Deborah Corsini Chris Cox Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Crandall Justin Crocker Cynthia Crouse Paul R. Dachille Alan Daniels Randi and L.Van V. + Dauler, Jr. Michael Davidow Kathryn Albers and Brian Davis Carol and Chuck Davis Cornelia Davis, Ph.D. Patricia Davison Linda and Lynn DeHaven Karen and John Delligatti Ruth DeLost Kayce Dewey Linda and Don Dietz Smita and Shyam Dighe Anita DiPaolo Celeste and James D’Itri Judith and Gary Diven Dr. and Mrs. Steven G. Docimo Marie Dominick Jeannette and Andrew Drake Laurie Duchateau Elizabeth Dudenas George B. Duffey Daniel P. Duffy Ann Dugan Matthew Duke

Leslie Oden Dunn * Ann B. Eberts Sherry L. Kyne Kerry and Philip Empey Jeannette Engel Michael Evans Margaret and Michael Evans Nancy and Danforth Fales Elaine Geris and Richard Falk Mr. and Mrs. Mark Farabaugh Susan and William Fawcett Peggy and Robert Fayfich MaryAnn and Frank Fazio Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Feczko, Jr. Nancy and Mitchell Feldman ^ Dana H. Ferry Amy Kunkle and Kevin Fitzgerald Susan and Ralph Flaugher, Jr. Dawn and Chris Fleischner Lisa Forgas Carl B. Frankel Harriette Friend Michael D. Gaber Cynthia Galish Sue Ellen and Leonard Ganz ^ Keelie and Richard Garbee Terry Garber ^ Lisa and Norman Gebrosky Lynda and Richard Germano Sheri Giger and Kevin Miller Susan and Donald Giles Cynthia and Dennis Gilfoyle Evelyn Glass Dianne Glave Casey Gnage Jill and Adam Goetz ^ Megan and Michael Gold Wayne Goodworth Bobby and Shadley Gordon Matthew Gorman Emma Gosden and Richard Blattenberger Raymond Graeca Cyndy F. Graves Nancy and David Green Leah Green Dana and Richard Green Terri H. Greenberg Marjorie C. Greenberger * Manuel Guevara Frank Hacker Jon Haglund Debra A. Hammel Mary and Charles Hanley Cheryl and John Harchuck Rebecca J. Harriman * Janice Harrison Debbie Law and Bill Haughey Mr. and Mrs. Steven Hausman

Robin Hawbaker Elizabeth J. Hawk Ms. Julia Hazlet Paul Heckman Mary Ann and Kenneth Henderson Mary and Walter Henricks ^ William R. Henwood Thelma and Andrew Herlich David Herlinger Audra Hier James C. Higgins Demaree Hite Mary and Leo Hitt Judy Hodgson Sandy and Steve Hooper Mac and George Hoover The Huber Group Martha and Paul Huber David Hufnagle Ginny and Peter Hutchinson Bruce Hutchison Timothy M. Inglis Faye Irey Carolyn and Dan Jack Tanisha Jackson # Joseph Janos Jackie and Richard Graham Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Johnston Vivian and Bob Joltes Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. Jones, Jr. Debbie and Joe Julian Carole and Daniel Kamin N. Kantorski Ellen Teri Kaplan Goldstein and Michael Goldstein * John Karduck Linda and Robert Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Kerr, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Kiersarsky Denise L. King Susanna Kirk Jeanette and Eric Kirsch Lynn and Milton Klein Marilyn Koch Nicola Konyk Mr. and Mrs. Robert Y. Kopf III Robbee and Tom Kosak Maria Kovacs * Gretchen Kraemer Karen Kralik Karin Kreider Rose M. Kutsenkow Amy Jo Labi-Carando and Peter Carando James Laffey Marilyn and Earl Latterman Regina and Kevin Lawrie Pam B. and Stephen N. Leibensperger Larry J. Levi Rev. Harold and Claudette Lewis # Adrian Liberatore Mr. and Mrs. Jason Linkes Anne and Nicholas Liparulo Theresa and David Lloyd Edwin M. Lohrer III Joan and Mark Lombardi Kelly M. and Dennis C. Long Patricia and Joseph Lucot Shirley J. Lutz Kelley M. Lynch Helen and William Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Robert Madar Robert J. Mahr, Jr. John K. Maitland Barb Mangieri

Edward Marasco Lee Markosky Melissa L. Marshall Joan and Charles Marstiller Terri and N. Vincent Marts Brad Martz John Matthews Dr. Rae Ann Maxwell Kelli McAninch Dr. and Mrs. James E. McCann Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. McCartney Jennnifer McCommon Jan and Dennis McGlone Cheryl and Daniel McKenna Lauren and Thom McLeod Dr. Janet McMaster Cathy and Dennis McNamara Melissa McSwigan Diane Meess Cheryl and Ronald Melinchak Lindsay R. Mendenhall Mr. and Mrs. Roger F. Meyer Marian G. Michaels * Ms. Kathryn Miehl Dr. and Mrs. Paul Mihalek Mr. and Mrs. James B. Miller Lena G. Miller Mrs. Nessa Mines Diane Minnaugh Karen and Bob Monfredi Tracy and Dave Moniot Janie and Edward Moravitz Gerald Lee Morosco and Paul Ford, Jr. Mildred E. Moschel Dr. and Mrs. Etsuro K. Motoyama Barbara Mullen and Daniel Benckart James, Amy and Ilayna Murray Jennifer and James Muse Tara Musser Barbara and Eugene Myers Pat and Steve Nance Eleanor Naylor Lana J. Neumeyer Drs. Sarah and Phillip Neusius Carolyn and Linn Noah Ryan Norman Eileen and John Olmsted Robert Olszewski and Alon Lavie Mickey and Jerry O’Neill Cathy Opsitnick

Elliott S. Oshry * Nancy and Robert Osinski Joni Ostrow Sandy and Gene O’Sullivan # Jack Ouellette Ron A. Palarino Mr. and Mrs. Don M. Paradise Cindy and Greg Parsons Tina Pascale Kesha M. Pate # Penny Mateer and Randy Pearson Heather M. Peffer Mary Anne and Mark Peluso Rose and James Perryman Mr. and Mrs. Petrochko Mark T. Phillis * Terrie Piatt Eve Picker and John D. Norton Dr. and Mrs. John M. Pierce * Dennis Pittman Karen and E. Kears Pollock Katie Prosen The Protivnak Family Darlene Pruszynski ^ Beverly and James Pugh Anthony F. Purcell Margaret Ragni and Dr. Frederick Porkolab Veronika and Richard Ranich Jennifer and Michael Rapach Joan and Thomas Rapp Janis Reed # Stephen Resta Mr. James H. Rich John Ricker Susan and Stanley Ricketts Melissa Marks and Eric Rickin Kim and Rick Roadarmel Lorraine and Philip Roberts Reid B. Roberts William H. Roberts II Elin and James Roddey Jeffrey Ronallo Janice G. Rosenberg The Downtown Design Company # Ruth and Wilfred T. Rouleau Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Rubenstein Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Ryan Natalya Sachivichik Mr. Russell B. Salminen * Tammy and Martin Sanders Susan and Stephen Sargent Constance A. Sawford Brian Sayers Kimberly and Derek Scalzott

Gala guests enjoying the evening’s festivities

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THANK YOU (continued)

Dr. Linda and Barton R. Schachter Loreen and Seymour Schafer Mr. W. Schaller Dr. and Mrs. Bill Scheeren Thomas Schmel Penny Schnarrs and Melissa Tavarez, M.D. Lisa M. Schramm Robert Schuetz Colonial Pharmacy Sylvia and Charles Seay Chris Seiders Pauline R. Semans Teruyo Seya # Justin Sheba Mr. Daniel Sheftick Rhoda and Seymour + Sikov Yanchuan Sim Moira and Jim Singer Emily Skopov and Todd Normane Barbara and Dick Skrinjar Bernard Smith Deborah Smith Judith and Jerome Spallino Susan and David Sparks # Charlene and Gary Stanich Rena and Thomas Stanko Patricia and Norman Stephen Lester Stephens Ms. Carole S. Stevens Dr. Mervin S. and Mrs. Marcia M. Stewart Samuel Stimmel Carol Stofman ^ Jean and Charles Stout Joyce Stuber Lee Ann and Ed Stumm Karen and Don Stump Marcia and Louis Swartz Brenda Tate # Mr. and Mrs. William R. Taxay Ellen Tedesco Barbara and Robert Thaw Linda and Jay Thier Susan Thomas Jocelyn and Jeff Thompson Kelly Thompson Lauren Thompson Laura J. Tocci, Esq. Theresa Tramonti Christina Treadwell Mary Trombley Lidia and Mike Turzai Micheal Unis Mr. and Mrs. John C. Unkovic Sandy and Mark Urbassik Andrew J. Veneziale Mrs. Tracey and Dr. Carey T. Vinson VIS Signs

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Ronald Volpe ^ Elizabeth T. Wainwright and Russell R. Kemerer ~ Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Walker, Jr. Jacqueline Walker # ~ Jennifer G. Walker Laurie and Jeffrey Waller John Walsh Mary Ellen Walter Dewitt Walton # C. Scott Warman Irene and Michael Wattay Pam and Larry Watters Audrey Griffith and Matthew Weber William Weber Susan and Benjamin Wechsler Marcia M. Weiss Alecia and William Wengert Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Wentling, Jr. Barbara L. Widdoes ~ Joyce and Wayne Wiester Donna and Joe Willebrand Barbara and John Wink Barbara Winters Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Wishart, Jr. Alma Wisniewski Danielle L. Wojtowicz Anne Wright Janis Wright Kelly Wyckoff—Mary Easingwood’s granddaughter Nancy and Wayne Yost Denise and Dennis Zarewczynski Leslie Uncapher Zellers Caroline Zieth Dr. Stephen J. Zimdahl Kathleen Flannery and Jeffery Zupanc

CORPORATE, FOUNDATION & PUBLIC SUPPORT

Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield # Richard King Mellon Foundation ^ ~ Pennsylvania Council on the Arts ~ ^ The Pittsburgh Foundation ~ PNC Foundation

FOUNDER’S CIRCLE $50,000–$99,999 Allegheny Health Network The Grable Foundation ~ ^ The Pennsylvania Society Peoples Natural Gas ~ UPMC and UPMC Health Plan #

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE $25,000–$49,999 Allegheny Conference and Affiliated Organizations ~ ATI BNY Mellon # Bobby Rahal Automotive Group Broadway Across America Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC The Jack Buncher Foundation ^ Citizens Bank ^ CONSOL Energy FedEx Ground First Commonwealth Financial Corporation H. J. Heinz Company Foundation Laurel Foundation ~ Levin Furniture Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership PPG Industries Foundation Reed Smith LLP ^ Rossin Foundation United States Steel Corporation WESCO International

LEADERSHIP CIRCLE $100,000 & above Allegheny Regional Asset District Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation * ~ The Benter Foundation The Buhl Foundation ^ ~ Cohen & Grigsby Colcom Foundation ~ Dollar Bank ~ Eden Hall Foundation EQT Foundation ^ Giant Eagle Foundation and Giant Eagle, Inc. ^ ~ The Heinz Endowments ^

P I T T S B U R G H C U LT U R A L T R U S T

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE $10,000–$24,999 Aesynt Ayers Foundation Bessie F. Anathan Charitable Trust Babst Calland Bank of America Merrill Lynch The British Council * Burns White LCC Clark Hill PLC Deloitte Eat’n Park Hospitality Group Eaton Corporation

Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott LLC The Fine Foundation ~ First National Bank The Frank E. Rath— Spang & Company Charitable Trust Hefren-Tillotson, Inc. Hilda M. Willis Foundation ^ KPMG LLP Macy’s Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP Pepper Hamilton LLP Pietragallo Gordon Alfano Bosick & Raspanti, LLP Pittsburgh Filmmakers Ryan Memorial Foundation Schneider Downs & Co., Inc. Shallenberger Construction Sherrard, German & Kelly PC Tucker Arensberg, P.C. The Webb Law Firm

PATRON’S CIRCLE $5,000–$9,999 Astorino Bayer Healthcare Calgon Carbon Corporation ~ Come Ready Nutrition Consolidated Communications Everpower Federated Investors Flaherty & O’Hara, P.C. Flyspace Productions, LLC ^ Frank B. Fuhrer Wholesale Company Gateway Health Goehring, Rutter & Boehm Howard Hanna Real Estate Services Milton G. Hulme Charitable Foundation Littler Mendelson, P.C. Mullen Nordstrom, Inc. * Norfolk Southern Railway Company OC Reilly Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C. Oxford Development Company W.I. Patterson Charitable Fund PMC Property Group, Inc. Pomeroy Robert Peirce & Associates Steptoe & Johnson University of Pittsburgh UPS-Pittsburgh Vecenie’s Distributing Company

PREMIERE CIRCLE $2,500–$4,999 big Burrito Restaurant Group BilkeyKatz Investment Consultants, Inc. Byrnes and Kiefer Company Cisco Fair Oaks Foundation, Inc. ~ Fifth Third Bank Henry L. Hillman Foundation ~ Jackson Lewis LLP Pittsburgh Steelers RTI International Metals, Inc. Rugby Realty Co., Inc. Trigate Incorporated WPXI-TV WTW Architects

PARTNER’S CIRCLE $1,000–$2,499 ABARTA Oil & Gas Company, Inc. Amcom Office Systems Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Big Y LLC—Sonoma Grille, Seviche, Nola on the Square The Buncher Company Clearview Federal Credit Union Commonwealth Connections Academy ^ Consulate General of Israel ^ ESB Bank Henderson Brothers, Inc. Integra Realty Resources— Pittsburgh, LLC K & I Sheet Metal, Inc. McKamish, Inc. Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School ^ Pinnacle Peak Foods, Inc DBA Ruth’s Chris Steak House Point Park University The Sprout Fund ^ Strategic Investment Fund, Inc. United Safety Services, Inc.

HONORARIUM & MEMORIAL GIFTS ENDOWMENT GIFTS 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 Gabe Rubin Student Performance Fund by the Rubin Family

IN HONOR OF Jane Arkus’ birthday by Edith H. & James A. + Fisher Alice Beckett-Rumberger by Mary and John Jacobs Jacob Bacharach by Mrs. Jamini Vincent Davies Jocelyn M. Cacchione for her volunteer service by BNY Mellon Noreen and Charlie Datz by Kimberly M. Datz Edith A. Fisher’s birthday by Jane Arkus Claire T. Wapinsky Walter Haidet by Alco Foundation’s Volunteer Matching Program Ronald Larsen by an Anonymous Donor Myles Larson-Edwards by Gram and Pap Osinski David T. Little by Alissa L. Little Catherine & Mark H. Loevner by the Cinderella Women's Committee The Rev. Fr. Charles P. Martin

by Fr. William & Dr. Tammy Haslett Victor Matteo by Michelina Pollini Mr. and Mrs. J. Kevin McMahon by Mr. and Mrs. John D. Harper, Jr. Rona L. Nesbit by Judge Maurice B. Cohill, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Rich Nesbit Lisa Newman’s volunteer service on Cosmopolitan Pittsburgh by Highmark Richard Rauh by Catherine & Mark H. Loevner Ann Slonaker by Chip N. Slonaker Amanda M. Sopata’s volunteer service by BNY Mellon Marie Stadulis’ volunteer service by BNY Mellon In honor of the hardworking staff of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust by Anonymous

IN MEMORY OF Francis and Martha Baldauf

by Mary Jane and Gerald Davis Joan & Ken Baum by Tim Baum Kurt Bittle by Courtney Czarniak J. Virginia Boocks by Tammy Maximovich

Robert, Bernard & John Brannigan by Patricia Brannigan Doherty Anna & Michael Bronowicz by Amy Bronowicz Bobby J. Burke by Jenniffer Burke; Bobby, Jr., Lakeia, Amber & Darieth Liz Cherry by Dicken Cherry Glenn Christ by Catherine and Mark H. Loevner Jerome Cohen by Catherine and Mark H. Loevner James A. Fisher by Jill & Chuck Brodbeck Karen Wolk Feinstein & the Jewish Healthcare Foundation Catherine and Mark Loevner Margaret Aloe Ferraro by Eva Emmerich Mr. and Mrs. Baird Standish Dr. Albert Lewis Dr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Nicassio Richard Flaherty by Patricia Flaherty Ed & Mary Flynn by Dr. Kathy Flynn-Somerville Michael & Richard Gmitter by Janine C. Gmitter Michael Gryzmkowski

by Veronica Corpuz & Nico Gryzmkowski Roy & Helen Howell by Irene M. Wattay Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Janicky

by Barbara Jo Janicky Evelyn Kerestes by James Kerestes Janet Krieger by Karl Krieger Janetta & Neal Lambert by Bob Tyger Edwin Lohrer, Jr. by Edwin M. Lohrer III Nialyah Lynn Love by April Sabatasso Traci Raymond by Penny Schnarrs & Melissa Tavarez, M.D. Dr. Kuldeep Sehgal by Vitasta Bazaz & Sheen Sehgal Philip Salerno DTNP by Joy Salerno Livia Simeone by Mary Alice Castelli Roseann Castelli Christian Miller Snavely by Theresa Snavely Marc L. Sternberger by K. Susan Sternberger Jeanne Zborowski by Ronald (Sam) Zborowski

* Also donates to Pittsburgh Dance Council ^ Also donates to Pittsburgh International Children’s Theater ~ Also donates to Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival # Also donates to JazzLive + Deceased

LEGACY SOCIETY 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 + Jim Chaplin Donna & Thaddeus J. Clements Dr. & Mrs. Richard L. Cohen Sharon Cornely Robert Dickey + Elizabeth & John Eckenrod Katrin & Eugene Engels Edith H. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O. Fisher Mimi Frey & Bruce R. Connelly Ward L. Garner Jane and George Greer Jane Z. Haskell + Jackie & Harley Jones Dolores & Michael Kara Virginia Kaufman + Phyllis K. Kokkila Raymond Krotec + Erna Landsberger + Mrs. Lenny Litman + Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Malnati Helen & Stuart McMurray + Barbara Sachnoff Mendlowitz Raymond Novak Terry O’Connor Beverly & Robert Ontolchik Jeffrey Lawrence Pollock, Esq. Richard E. Rauh Mallory & Bill Ries James E. Rohr Elinor B. Rubin + Virginia W. Schatz Nancy Schepis Selma B. & C. Leon Sherman Deborah Smith Mr. & Mrs. Christian M. + Snavely Jack Stabile Beverly & Michael Steinfeld Cecyl & Murray Thaw + Shirley Tucker Ann Ungar Debbie & Rich Voller Sally Wade Marvin Wedeen

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FINANCIALS

The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust 2014

The Pittsburgh Trust for Cultural Resources Statement of Financial Position December 31, 2014

The Pittsburgh Trust for Cultural Resources Statement of Activities For the Year Ended December 31, 2014 UNRESTRICTED REVENUE, GAINS, AND OTHER SUPPORT

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 Assets

$8,415,450 $9,395,710 23,635,075 10,482,468 1,773,738 92,407,832

Gifts and grants Rent Presentations Other income Net investment income Net assets released from restriction

$6,955,126 9,766,188 27,318,297 8,315,529 141,523 3,434,579

Total Unrestricted Revenue, Gains and Other Support

55,931,242

$146,110,273 EXPENSES, EXCLUDING DEPRECIATION

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Accounts Payable Advance Sales Other Liabilities Long-Term Borrowings

$4,112,303 9,624,450 1,283,498 10,032,534

Total Liabilities

25,052,785

849,940 10,228,227 9,692,571 28,466,500 2,734,657 1,690,259

Interest Facility and general operations Personnel Presentations Programs Fundraising Total Expenses, Excluding Depreciation Change in Unrestricted Net Assets Excluding Depreciation

NET ASSETS Unrestricted Temporarily Restricted Permanently Restricted

81,889,263 4,346,052 34,822,173

2,269,088

Depreciation Expense

3,594,443

Change in Unrestricted Net Assets Total Net Assets

53,662,154

(1,325,355)

121,057,488

Total Liabilities and Net Assets

$146,110,273

CHANGES IN TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS Gifts and grants Net investment gain Net assets released from restrictions

2,275,908 7,083 (2,730,579)

Change in Temporarily Restricted Net Assets

(447,588)

CHANGES IN PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS Gifts and grants Net investment gain Net assets released from restrictions Accumulated gains released for operations Change in Permanently Restricted Net Assets Change in Net Assets

192,287 867,578 366,000 (1,070,000)

EUN

355,865 (1,417,078)

NET ASSETS Beginning of the year

122,474,566

End of year

$121,057,488

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

The Pittsburgh Trust for Cultural Resources Functional Revenue and Expense Presentation For the Year Ended December 31, 2014

REVENUE

REVENUE Other Earned Income 21.3% Investment Income 0.9% Rent 16.4% Gifts and Grants 15.4%

EXPENSE

Presentations 46.0%

General Administrative 4.0%

Funded Depreciation 1.1%

ESNE

Program Related 18.5% Fundraising 2.9% Real Estate 2.5% Facility Operations 21.4%

Presentations 49.6%

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P I T T S B U R G H C U LT U R A L T R U S T

EXPENSE

STRATEGIC PLAN

2015–2017 An Overview PARTNERSHIPS/ COLLABORATIONS Leverage the Cultural Trust’s expertise, connections and partnerships to promote innovative and collaborative approaches that sustain a wide range of art forms in the District produced and presented by Pittsburgh-based organizations, artists and arts managers.

• Enliven and leverage underutilized Cultural Trust properties • Continually seek opportunities for local, national and international collaborations • Explore ways to promote financial health and new economies of scale among arts organizations • Increase interaction with Pittsburgh’s diverse arts scene • Continue to work closely with public officials, government and tourism agencies to promote the Cultural District

MANAGEMENT Ensure the continued success of the District through proactive stewardship of resources, development of sustaining and opportunity funds, and engagement and nurturing of diverse volunteer and professional leadership

DESTINATION

PROGRAMMING

NEIGHBORHOOD

Advance the Cultural District as a “third place” destination attracting growing and increasingly diverse audiences and visitors.

A focus on unique arts programming expertise and connections to regularly present quality, only-in-theDistrict programming, reinforcing Pittsburgh as a cultural vanguard that attracts growing, diversified audiences.

Demonstrate continued commitment to developing the Cultural District as a residential neighborhood that meets the needs of and promotes quality of life for a growing, diverse urban population.

• Groundbreaking performances and exhibitions • Inspired, large-scale public spectacles and arts events • Programming different genres and artists on a local, national and international scale • Increase public art • Develop mutually beneficial partnerships with area educational, arts and technology institutions and businesses

• Update plans for the development of the 8th Street Block and adjacent spaces • Encourage development of housing for residents of various income levels • Evaluate the needs of District residents and foster development of needed businesses and services • Develop a knowledgeable, experienced staff to sustain productive relationships with developers

• Increase variety and frequency of arts and entertainment offerings • Add more designated green spaces • Partner with public agencies to improve transportation options and proactively address safety and comfort issues • Encourage development of restaurants, entertainment and retail businesses • Develop Cultural District-wide plan for technology-driven improvements

• Continue the Cultural Trust’s longstanding practice of operating within a balanced operating budget • Sustain a management culture and practices that allow the Cultural Trust to remain flexible and agile • Ensure that a commitment to diversity remains inherent in all that the Cultural Trust undertakes • Continually recruit representation to the Cultural Trust’s Board and Advisory Committees that keeps the Cultural Trust connected • Develop an artistic excellence and opportunity fund earmarked for support of projects of extraordinary quality and scope • Develop a 10-year capital improvements plan, identifying priority projects to implement over the next three years

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BOARDS & COMMITTEE MEMBERS 2014 BOARD OF TRUSTEES David L. Porges Chair

Carolyn D. Duronio Co-Vice Chair/ Treasurer

Charles J. Queenan, Jr. Co-Vice Chair

Edith H. Fisher Secretary

J. Kevin McMahon President & CEO

Deborah L. Acklin ** Jane C. Arkus Chester R. Babst III Suzanne W. Broadhurst Jill M. Brodbeck Charles R. Burke, Jr. Esther L. Bush Carolyn M. Byham Donald K. Carter Thaddeus J. Clements ** James E. Crockard III ** Ronald R. Davenport, Jr. George A. Davidson, Jr. Steven F. Feinstein Sylvia V. Fields Audrey Hillman Fisher Honorable Rich Fitzgerald ** Karen S. Flam ** William O. Generett, Jr. Murry S. Gerber Michael H. Ginsberg ** George C. Greer Steven J. Guy Joseph C. Guyaux ** Darlene M. Harris ** Richard J. Harshman William E. Hunt Scott D. Izzo Bruce A. Kraus ** Michael C. LaRocco ** Cathy Lewis Long Peter F. Mathieson Kenneth C. McCrory ** Jeffrey L. Morby Morgan O’Brien Grant Oliphant James E. Rohr • Caryn B. Rubinoff Cynthia D. Shapira Richard P. Simmons ** H. Woodruff Turner ** Hilary S. Tyson Thomas L. VanKirk Sunil Wadhwani Aaron Walton ** Nancy D. Washington Michael Watson • Alfred W. Wishart, Jr.• FOUNDING PRESIDENT AND CEO Carol R. Brown NOMINATING COMMITTEE Carolyn D. Duronio Edith H. Fisher George C. Greer Charles J. Queenan, Jr. Nancy D. Washington

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE David L. Porges, Chair Carolyn D. Duronio Co-Vice Chair/ Treasurer

Charles J. Queenan, Jr. Co-Vice Chair

J. Kevin McMahon Jane C. Arkus Steven F. Feinstein Edith H. Fisher George C. Greer Richard J. Harshman Peter F. Mathieson Thomas L. VanKirk Nancy D. Washington AUDIT COMMITTEE Steven F. Feinstein, Chair Chester R. Babst III George A. Davidson Scott D. Izzo J. Kevin McMahon BUDGET COMMITTEE Steven J. Guy, Chair Thaddeus J. Clements Ronald R. Davenport, Jr. J. Kevin McMahon Michael Watson FINANCE COMMITTEE Carolyn D. Duronio, Chair Charles R. Burke, Jr., Vice Chair Ronald R. Davenport, Jr. George C. Greer J. Kevin McMahon INVESTMENT COMMITTEE Peter F. Mathieson, Chair Ronald R. Davenport, Jr. Carolyn D. Duronio Dwight Keating J. Kevin McMahon Jeffrey L. Morby Kim Tillotson Fleming DISTRICT DESIGN ADVISORY COMMITTEE Jane C. Arkus, Chair Sylvester Damianos Vice Chair

Donald K. Carter Angelo L. Ciotti Paul Glabicki J. Kevin McMahon Renee Piechocki Raymund B. Ryan Thomas Sokolowski Thomas L. VanKirk Nancy D. Washington Michael Watson Jane Werner

P I T T S B U R G H C U LT U R A L T R U S T

PROGRAMMING ADVISORY COMMITTEE Nancy D. Washington, Chair Hilary S. Tyson, Vice Chair Jane C. Arkus Marty Ashby Karla Boos Tracy Brigden Carol R. Brown Carolyn M. Byham Thaddeus J. Clements Audrey Hillman Fisher Edith H. Fisher DeAnne Hamilton Lisa Hoitsma Gerri Kay + Ron Lindblom Cathy Lewis Long J. Kevin McMahon Henry Reese Janet L. Sarbaugh Eric Shiner Janera Solomon Nita Wadhwani Maranne Welch + Lynn Zelevansky HIGHMARK FIRST NIGHT® ADVISORY BOARD Kenneth C. McCrory, Chair Aaron Billger John Bonassi Tim Choate Marilyn Coleman Eugene DePasquale Kayce Dewey Cynthia Ference-Kelly Honorable Wayne D. Fontana Connie George Edward Harrell Karey Kluesner Peter Kope Lisa Kuzma Jennifer Liptak J. Kevin McMahon Alexis Miller Tony Mowod Todd Palcic Honorable William Peduto Phil Petraglia Mark Popovich Christopher Pretsch James Roddey Scott Schaming Tina Thomson Jamee Todd PITTSBURGH DANCE COUNCIL ADVISORY BOARD Thaddeus J. Clements, Chair Debra Tanner Abell Edwin H. Beachler III Doug Bentz Carolyn M. Byham R. Yvonne Campos Dan Catanzaro Marjorie C. Greenberger Edward H. Harrell Garfield Lemonius Pamela McCrory Susan B. McIntosh J. Kevin McMahon

Janice M. Meade Christine Navarro Richard Parsakian Christine Probert Sanah Sabharwal Duane Seppi Selma B. Sherman Nancy Simpronio Kenneth E. Spruill, Jr. Rose Strickland Julie Ann Sullivan Hilary S. Tyson Hal Waldman Conna Weiner Ruth Westerman J. Andrew Wolfinger DOLLAR BANK THREE RIVERS ARTS FESTIVAL ADVISORY BOARD Deborah L. Acklin, Chair Alice R. Snyder, Vice Chair Christopher A. Amar Clifford Barton Martin Bates Jonathan Berman John R. Bonassi Jill M. Brodbeck Estelle Comay Mike Daniels Frank Dermody Abby Goldstein Natalie Taaffe Hoffman Gayle Irwin Christiane Leach Janet McCall J. Kevin McMahon Justine Patrick Caryn B. Rubinoff Toni Ann Sacco Daniel Shirley Lynn M. Smith Kyle Stewart Beth Wainwright Kathleen D. Wallach Ansley S. Westbrook II Jake Wheatley, Jr. William P. Widdoes, Jr. PITTSBURGH INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN’S THEATER ADVISORY BOARD Karen Flam, Chair Sue Ellen Ganz, Vice Chair Amanda Morel, Secretary Dick Rocereto, Treasurer Roy Arnold Russell Arrington Bridgett Bates Alice Beckett-Rumberger Lawrence M. Berger Marcia G. Brent Alisa N. Carr Ted Curran Michele Heryford Tony Joseph Von Keairns Sarah Marche Amy Kirkham Jill Locnikar Bradley J. Kevin McMahon

David Newell Kenny Powell Darlene Pruszynski Curtis Randle El Barbara Russell PITTSBURGH JAZZLIVE INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL ADVISORY BOARD Carol Neyland, Chair Ron Alvarado Kenia Ashby Demeatria Boccella Esther L. Bush Candi Castleberry-Singleton James Frederick William O. Generett Lois Gilbert Jeffrey Stephen Gray Sean Jones Tinsy Labrie Joseph Manich J. Kevin McMahon Nate Mitchell Tony Mowod Gustavo Paredes William J. Recker Emory Redd Janis Reed Susan Sparks William E. Strickland, Jr. William F. Strome Bob Studebaker Teruyo Seya Patti Tuite Marisol Wandiga Valentin Lorene Vinski Jeff “Tain” Watts Kimberly L. Wood REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE Thomas L. VanKirk, Chair Jane C. Arkus Anthony Bucciero Donald K. Carter William R. Clarkson, Jr. Ronald R. Davenport, Jr. Dennis Davin Carolyn D. Duronio Jack Elliott Steven F. Feinstein Steven J. Guy Paul Hennigan William E. Hunt Scott D. Izzo Diane Kapsha Barry Lhormer J. Kevin McMahon Jason Matthews David G. Onorato Laurel Shaw Randi Michael A. Romano Caryn B. Rubinoff Robert Rubinstein Janet L. Sarbaugh Gary Saulson Lisa Schroeder Aaron Stauber Jeremy Waldrup Michael Watson Daniel S. Wilson

FACILITIES MANAGEMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE George A. Davidson, Jr., Chair Carolyn M. Byham, Vice Chair Cynthia Carrow Thaddeus J. Clements Steven F. Feinstein William O. Generett, Jr. Christopher Hahn Edward H. Harrell Cathy Lewis Long J. Kevin McMahon Martin O’Brien Robert Olinger Cynthia D. Shapira Joan Stein Nancy D. Washington EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE William O. Generett, Jr., Chair Esther L. Bush Amy Cribbs Betty Cruz Evan Frazier Melanie Harrington David J. Hickton Ronald Jones Joseph Manich J. Kevin McMahon Tammy Miles-Brown Carol Neyland Melissa Pearlman Suzie Sparks Marcia Sturdivant Montaire Taylor Christine Travaglino Hilary S. Tyson Nancy D. Washington INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE Edith H. Fisher, Chair Jill M. Brodbeck, Vice Chair Jane C. Arkus Chester R. Babst III Ellen Still Brooks Shawn K. Butler Thaddeus J. Clements George A. Davidson, Jr. Carolyn D. Duronio George C. Greer Douglas Kassab Phyllis K. Kokkila Scott Lammie Katherine Leech Vollen Cathy Lewis Long Susan B. McIntosh Susan McLaughlin J. Kevin McMahon Kelly K. Price W. Franklin Reed William C. Ries Laura G. Ritz Robert F. Sass Mark Shepard Selma B. Sherman Merrill P. Stabile Laurie J. Vota

CORPORATE CIRCLES BOARD Scott Lammie, Chair Chester R. Babst III Cary Blancett Gary Bucciarelli Thaddeus J. Clements Sean Ganoe Annie Hanna Engel Clyde B. Jones III Susan M. Kapusta Deborah Kimball Robert Krizner Jani Marie Lipps Michael J. Maglio Kraig J. McEwen Nadia Morozowich W. Franklin Reed Laura G. Ritz James Roddey Joseph B. Smith George Stark Jim Stobart Kaveri Subbarao Michael H. Syme Laurie J. Vota Jane Wieland Wade Wilson CIRCLES BOARD Jill M. Brodbeck, Co-Chair Mark Shepard, Co-Chair Laurie Adams Ann Averback Nancy and Nadav Baum Vitasta Bazaz Phyllis Bertok Christy and BJ Blose Karen and Glenn Buterbaugh Mimi and Jerry Davis Susan Gleason Nanette and Ira + Gordon Susan Greenspan and Neil Resnick Amy Jaffe and Grant Mason Phyllis K. Kokkila Sally M. Levin + Sheryl Linck Catherine Loevner Douglas McAdams Janice and Ernest Meade Amy and Mark Mendicino Thomas R. Moore Ronna Nagin Rosemary O’Neill Theresa and Cliff Pinsent William C. Ries Louisa Rosenthal + Robert F. Sass Carole Shepard Selma B. Sherman Thomas Sterling Richard J. Voller Barbara and Bruce Wiegand Judy and John Woffington J. Andrew Wolfinger

• Lifetime Trustee ** Ex-Officio + Deceased

PARTNERS BOARD Doug Kassab, Co-Chair Katherine Leech Vollen Co-Chair

Jimmi Sue Babcock-Smith Liz Baker Julia Carlson Mark Cibulka Catherine Delbarba Emilie Delo Kylie Dunmire Nhat Duong Sarah Linn Eddy Mark Freeman Jacob George Sheri Giger Melissa Goodfriend Katie Heinemann Laura Hudson Heather Kancharla Benjamin Kelley Kate Koop Tim McCarthy Susan McLaughlin Bethany Miller Shane Miller Lisa Newman Carly Noel Scott Rainey Allison Ruppert Patrick Rusiski Jared Sadowski Laura Siefert Dan Unkovic MARKETING ADVISORY COMMITTEE Grant Oliphant, Chair Edward H. Harrell, Vice Chair Jane C. Arkus Bonnie Cersosimo Thomas Donohoe Maggie Johnson Colleen Kalchthaler Rick Landesberg Tinsy Lipchak Christine Mazza Ann McFadden Susan B. McIntosh J. Kevin McMahon Mark Power Kelly K. Price Judith Evans Thomas SHARED SERVICES OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE David L. Porges, Chair George A. Davidson, Jr. Vice Chair

Michael C. LaRocco Harris N. Ferris Michael H. Ginsberg Joseph C. Guyaux Christopher Hahn Clyde B. Jones III Van Kaplan J. Kevin McMahon Ted Pappas Janet L. Sarbaugh Richard P. Simmons Grant Oliphant James A. Wilkinson

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STAFF EXECUTIVE OFFICE J. Kevin McMahon

DEVELOPMENT Nicholas Gigante

THEATER OPERATIONS Eugene F. Ciavarra

President & CEO

Vice President

Cheryl Schnippert

Shavonne Arnett

Vice President of Operations, Theaters & District Amenities

Executive Assistant to the President

Development Systems Assistant

Jacob B. Bacharach

George R. Dun

Lauren Brant

Operations Manager

Gallery Attendant / Installer

Lorene Vinski

Development Associate

Stacy Bartlebaugh-Gmys

Amy Staggs

Director of Board Relations and Corporate Secretary

Jenniffer Burke

Event Services Manager

Curatorial Assistant

Director, Corporate & Foundation Giving

Bernard M. Bloom

Kelly Conger

Robert Bollman

Assistant Manager, Foundation & Government Giving

Stage Technician, Houseman

Garrett Bryan Briggs

INFORMATION STRATEGY AND TECHNOLOGY SERVICES Daniel Hoffer

Heather Masterson

Production Manager

Chief Information Officer

Manager, Individual Giving

Diane Hines

Patrick FitzGerald

Ruth Anne Mewhirter

Production Manager

Donor Concierge Manager

Randall Kirk

Director of eCommerce Operations

Aimee J. Plotz

Cabaret Manager

Manuel Guevara

John Mumper

Help Desk Analyst

Darcy C. Kucenic

Assistant Manager, Individual Giving

Rebecca Harriman

Director of First Night & Manager of Education and Operations

Facilities Manager

Jennifer Schooley

Leah Price

Assistant Manager, Individual Giving

Cabaret Assistant Manager

Client Services and Systems Administrator

K. Susan Sternberger

Devin Loney

Denice Shilling

Theater Services Director

Junior Network Administrator

Assistant Manager, Corporate Giving

Ann Urwin

Renee McCrea

Operations Manager

Help Desk Manager

EDUCATION & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Janis Burley Wilson Vice President & Director of Jazz Programs

Tracy L. Edmunds Director of Arts Education

Megan E. Gilby Program Coordinator

FINANCE & TRUST ADMINISTRATION Rona L. Nesbit Executive Vice President

Timothy Baum Financial and Risk Analyst

Benjamin Boggio Senior Staff Accountant

Sadie Treese Development Systems Coordinator

Cassandra Williams Development Systems Assistant

Director of Production

Curator, Wood Street Galleries

Kelly Mednis ENGINEERS

Professional Services Manager

BENEDUM CENTER

Nancy Sheleheda

Dennis P. Curry

Senior Director of Application Development & Support Services

Chief Engineer

Sharon E. Bonner

VISUAL ARTS PROGRAMMING Murray P. Horne

Eric Sipple

SHARED SERVICES Erin Ehrlich

Dustin Curry

Administrative Manager

Robert P. Flowers

Janice Markewinski

Engineer

MaryAnne Culleiton

Program Advertising Sales Administrator

Rick Jordan

Payroll & Benefits Manager

Elaine Nucci

Brett Melisko

Mary Ellen DiPasquale

Advertising Sales Manager

Engineer

MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS Marc L. Fleming

BYHAM, HARRIS & O’REILLY THEATERS

GUEST SERVICES Albert C. Rodibaugh

Todd Fedorek

Director

Joi C. Brook

Accounting Assistant

Vanessa Braun Manager of Employee Engagement & Director of Accessibility

Assistant to the Executive Vice President

Casey Gnage Senior Manager, Finance, Facilities & Programming

Engineer

Engineer

Senior Web Developer

Justin Snair Network Administrator

Michael Tiernan Senior Network Administrator

Nathan Wigham SQL Developer

Vice President

Engineer

Linda Jakubec

Emily Balawejder

Melvin T. Garland

Group Sales Manager

Controller

Art Director

Engineer

Pamela J. Cain

Jamie L. Cuba

Thomas Hatala

Assistant Group Sales Manager

Show Marketing Director

Engineer

Lawrence Doyle

Courtney Lynn Czarniak

Christopher Kazar

Ticket Seller

Graphic Designer

Engineer

Rhonda Jones

Dinah M. Denmark

Daniel O’Brien

Guest Services Supervisor

James F. Meigel

GENERAL ADMINISTRATION Elaine Blye Receptionist

Wanda Durham Receptionist

Publications Manager

Engineer

Kristin Garbarino

Jeffrey S. O’Laughlin

Ticket Seller

PROGRAMMING Paul J. Organisak

Marketing Technology Manager

Engineer

Julie Neal

Vice President of Programming and Executive Director, Pittsburgh Dance Council

Robin Hawbaker

STAGE TECHNICIANS

Assistant Director, Guest Services Operations

BENEDUM CENTER

James Parise Event Settlement Manager

Veronica Corpuz

Director of Public Relations

William E. Dennis

Ronald J. Salera

Director, Festival Management and Special Projects

Brian Nichols

Technician, House Electrician

Christopher M. Evans

Ticket Seller

Technician, House Sound Engineer

Timothy Smith

Michael Lohrer

Andrew Stowell

Technician, Head Carpenter

Ticket Seller

Show Marketing Manager

Shaunda Miles

Digital Designer

Pamela J. Komar

Diana Roth Strong

Manager of Children’s Theater Programming and Executive Director, Pittsburgh International Children’s Theater & Festival

Communications Coordinator

Randal Miller

REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT Rebecca J. White

Programming Manager

Derek Scalzott Show Marketing Manager

Director

Eric Thomas BYHAM THEATER

Gregory Brooks Technician, House Sound Engineer

Steven Schultz Technician, House Carpenter

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Ticket Seller

Assistant Director, Customer Service & Volunteer Services

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Joe Appel Laila Archuleta Brian Cohen Jason Cohn Kevin R. Cooke-Graule Studios Josh Franzos Joey Kennedy Aimee Obidzinski Annie O’Neill Ben Petchel Martha Rial Larry Rippel Renee Rosensteel

DESIGN:

Schifinodesign.com

PRINTING:

Broudy Printing

Above: Gallery Crawl in the Cultural District attendees participate in an interactive visual arts exhibit.

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