Report to the Community 2017-2018
by the numbers.
Contents REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 2017/2018 COVERS THE 19-MONTH PERIOD FROM JANUARY 1, 2017 THROUGH THE END OF THE CENTER’S FISCAL YEAR, JULY 31, 2018.
Welcome! ............................................................... 4 From our Interim CEO and our Board Chair About the Center ................................................ 5 A Few Facts to Get You Started Programming ..................................................6-13 Highlights of our Diverse Presentations Education & Engagement........................14-20 Connecting with Kids and Community
Our Resident Companies......................... 21-25 Five Institutions on our Stages Supporting our Arts Ecosystem........26-28 Services for our Colleagues Financials....................................................... 29–30 A Look at Our Numbers Generous Giving.........................................31–40 Applauding our Supporters Our Peeps .............................................................. 41 The Team at the Center
Vertical dance troupe Bandaloop performs on the side of HALL Arts Center at the annual Dallas Arts District Changing Perspectives Block pARTy during Dallas Arts Month, April 2017. Photo by Stevan Koye
The mission of the nonprofit AT&T Performing Arts Center is to provide a public gathering place that strengthens community and fosters creativity through the presentation of performing arts and arts education programs.
We Entertain. We Educate. We Inspire.
Dear friends, Great performances are best experienced in person. Not on television, film, your mobile device or the internet. But live theatre, dance, opera, music. The passion, excitement and power of seeing art unfold, right there in front of you… it doesn’t get any better than that. That’s at the core of what we do at the nonprofit AT&T Performing Arts Center. We, along with our resident companies, bring you some of the region's — and the world’s — finest performances in our intimate, one-of-a-kind venues. From the staff and volunteers who greet you at the door with a smile, to the operations team making sure every set piece is where it belongs, to the team which brings thousands of students to the Center each year for its impactful arts education programs, our passion is to make sure you (and everyone who visits the Center) leave feeling you’ve experienced something special. We want our guests to know that these artists, performances and the cultural core of our city — all of this is here for every one of you. This Report to the Community, covering January 1, 2017 to the end of our last fiscal year, July 31, 2018, shines a spotlight on some of these successes. You’ll read about:
• The tremendous progress we’ve made toward completing the Center’s Fulfilling the Vision campaign to retire our construction financing debt, and the generous donors making it possible. (page 30) For us, the accomplishments highlighted in our 2017/2018 Report to the Community are among the many ways the Center is working to be THE cultural gathering place for our North Texas community. And a heartfelt thank you to the generous support of our patrons, donors, Board, staff, city leaders and our community. The AT&T Performing Arts Center is where great performances — live and in person — entertain, educate, inspire and keep you coming back for more. We hope to see you again soon!
Sincerely,
Matrice Ellis-Kirk Chair of the Board of Directors AT&T Performing Arts Center
• Some of the amazing diverse programs, artists and people we’ve presented at the Center, including a former First Lady, a hip-hop violin duo and a Texas legend. (Pages 6-13) • How our groundbreaking Elevator Project has become the must-see series for arts patrons wanting to discover some of the best arts organizations in Dallas. (page 12)
Debbie Storey Interim President & CEO AT&T Performing Arts Center
• How the generosity of The Moody Foundation is helping dozens of small arts organizations in our city’s vibrant cultural ecosystem. (page 26)
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Grammy winner Lila Downs brought the audience to their feet in Strauss Square, October 2017. Photo by James Coreas
About the Center O
Highlights
n the AT&T Performing Arts Center campus, people from all over North Texas gather to see theatre, dance, opera, rock, comedy and more. It’s a place where new work is premiered, the best performers from around the world stop on their tours, and students take the stage for their very first public performance. Live entertainment is about the experience, and human connection. But sometimes it’s worth looking at the numbers.
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73 world premieres since opening More than 700 events per year More than
400,000 visits per year
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BEST PERFORMANCE VENUE 2017
Dallas Voice readers named the Winspear Opera House the Best Performance Venue for 2017, in addition to choosing the Center as the Best Theatrical Presenter.
2-Star rating awarded to the Winspear Opera House/AT&T Performing Arts Center by the prestigious Michelin Travel Guide. The intimacy, acoustics and iconic architecture of the Winspear Opera House continue to make it a favorite for audiences and artists alike. It is the premier stage for musicals and plays touring Dallas as part of the Center’s popular Broadway Series.
Jose Llana and Laura Michelle Kelly in the Lincoln Center Theater production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s The King and I, December 2017. Photo by Matthew Murphy
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CLASSICALLY TRAINED HIP-HOP-INFLUENCED INSTRUMENTALISTS.
28 student string artists. Bringing a wide range of artists and genres to the Center’s stages provides diverse programming for a rapidly changing community. Black Violin also allowed us to take exciting cultural experiences beyond the Center’s campus into the community. Before the hit hip-hop string duo performed in Strauss Square, Kev Marcus and Wil B spent the day giving master classes to students at Pinkston High School and with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra’s outreach education program, Young Strings later that night.
As the concert came to a close, Black Violin brought the Young Strings musicians on stage before a packed house to join them performing an encore those students will never forget, March 2018. Photo by James Coreas PROGRAMMING 7
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The Winspear Opera House was an early U.S. stop on David Byrne’s “American Utopia” tour. Byrne’s performance in the venue helped display the power of the Winspear as one of the best acoustic and intimate performance halls around. Even with a dozen instrumentalists playing on stage at once, one critic called the sound “immaculate” and declared Byrne’s performance as “perfect.”
David Byrne of The Talking Heads became the Center’s fastest-selling one-night show ever, selling out in 6 hours , April 2018. Photo by Mike Brooks
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A Texas-sized talent like Lyle Lovett requires two performance halls to hold so many of his North Texas fans. Thanks to a unique Dallas — Fort Worth collaboration, he was able to appear in back-to-back performances at the Winspear Opera House and Bass Performance Hall. This worked so well, it was repeated a year later, also to rave reviews!
In their first appearance at the Winspear Opera House, Lyle Lovett and His Large Band played to a sold-out house! August 2017. Photo by Carter Rose PROGRAMMING 9
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FORMER FIRST LADY
200 Tickets donated for local
students and our Community Partners program for the sold-out show.
1500 Subscriptions generated for
the Center’s #hearhere speaker series. Former First Lady Michelle Obama was a surprise addition to an already star-packed 2018 season for our popular #hearhere speaker series. Other speakers included Rob Lowe, Rita Moreno, Steve Wozniak, Bill Murray, Ira Glass and Neil deGrasse Tyson.
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AT&T PAC Board Chair Matrice Ellis-Kirk interviewing Former First Lady Michelle Obama, as part of the Center’s #hearhere speaker series, March 2018. Photo by Carter Rose 10 10
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COUNTRIES REPRESENTED IN THE TITAS PRESENTS 2017/2018 SEASON: ALGERIA, CUBA, FRANCE, ISRAEL AND THE UNITED STATES
7 premieres: including two world
premieres commissioned by TITAS Presents for its Command Performance gala with China’s WANG Yuanyuan, and one world premiere from L.A. Dance Project by MacArthur “Genius” Award recipient Kyle Abraham.
4 Dallas premiere performances of companies in the season.
For 10 years, the unique partnership between TITAS Presents and the Center has brought the world’s finest dance companies and musicians to the Dallas Arts District, including France’s extraordinary Compagnie Hervé Koubi inspired by Algerian street-dance, January 2018. Photo by Nathalie Sternalski PROGRAMMING 11
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SMALL AND EMERGING DALLAS ARTS GROUPS
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have been showcased since 2014 as part of the Elevator Project, the Center’s initiative to present Dallas’ most promising new artists on its stages and campus.
8 groups will be presented in the 2018/2019 season of the Elevator Project. The Elevator Project has quickly become an important part of the city’s diverse cultural ecosystem, providing an important and visible platform in the Dallas Arts District for new and exciting artists and work. The Elevator Project is supported by the City of Dallas Office of Cultural Affairs, TACA, Texas Commission on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Adam Adolfo’s multi-art-form production ELEMENTAL: Nature’s Rhapsody was performed on the Donor Reflecting Pool in Sammons Park, April 2018. Photo by Michael C. Foster 12 12
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YEARS OF SHAKESPEARE
37 Plays 154 Sonnets The final curtain came down on what had been an exciting, artistic adventure for the AT&T Performing Arts Center. The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, a five-year initiative to present every work of the great bard, finished up with a marathon reading of Shakespeare’s sonnets. Local artists, celebrities and community members took turns reading sonnets in a day-long event. Complete Works was a collaboration with the talented artists at Shakespeare Dallas, who performed staged readings of all Shakespeare’s plays. The program was made possible by the generous support of Joy and Ron Mankoff and the Mankoff Family Foundation.
Jeffrey Schmidt, actor and artistic director of Theatre Three, was one of dozens who took the podium to let their iambic pentameter flow in a loving sonnet finale and farewell to The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, March 2017. PROGRAMMING 13
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PEOPLE SERVED BY OUR EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS IN 2017
13 Title One high schools participate in the Center’s Open Stages arts education program. Dallas ISD High Schools: Bryan Adams/ W.H.Adamson/ David W. Carter / Emmett J. Conrad/ Hillcrest/ Thomas Jefferson / Moises E. Molina/ W.W. Samuell/ Seagoville/ H. Grady Spruce/ Sunset Richardson ISD High Schools: Lake Highlands/ Richardson
13 Local Social Service Organizations are the Center’s Community Partners. Community Partners: The Bridge/ Family Place/ HopeKids North Texas/ Jonathan’s Place/ Jubilee Park and Community Center/ Lumin Education/ Nexus Recovery Center, Inc./ Resource Center/ Ronald McDonald House of Dallas/ Uplift Education — Peak Preparatory/ Vickery Meadow Youth Development Foundation / Wesley-Rankin Community Center/ Wilkinson Center
Students enjoy a Lunch and Learn program before a performance of the Tony Awardwinning play The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, January 2017. Photo by Stevan Koye
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Broadway shows participated in
Neiman Marcus Kids’ Night, which lets parents buy one ticket and get a child’s ticket for free. Activities include arts and crafts, photos with performers and experiencing a great performance.
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Kids create Peter Pan-themed magic wands and pirate hooks before the performance of Finding Neverland, July 2017. Photo by Stevan Koye EDUCATION AND ENGAGEMENT 15
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Do you remember seeing your first play or concert? Did it ignite a lifelong love of art? No matter how good a show was, or how rave the reviews, nothing is more heartwarming than feedback from our youngest patrons.
I learned that teamwork is one of the best ways to accomplish something. — Jacqueline, who joined Diavolo on stage then saw a matinee performance Photo by Carter Rose
It was a new experience for me because I have never been in a theater. — Eduardo, who saw The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time as part of our Open Stages program. Photo by Joan Marcus
Thank you for our tickets to Ballet Hispanico. I enjoyed getting dressed up with mom. The dancing was beautiful. — Tessa, who saw Ballet Hispanico as part of our Community Partners program Photo by Paula Lobo
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LEADERS IN THE DALLAS ARTS COMMUNITY
Participated in a conversation about race and ethnicity in the arts with five-time Grammy winner, jazz artist and composer Terence Blanchard. Blanchard and the E-Collective’s performance in the Wyly Theatre was recorded live in concert as part of their new album Live.
From left: Longtime arts advocate Veletta Lill moderated the panel, which included Blanchard; Carlos Donjuan, visual artist and Senior Lecturer at University of Texas at Arlington; Janeil Engelstad, Founding Director, Make Art with Purpose; Curtis King, Founder & Director, The Black Academy of Arts and Letters, Inc.; David Lozano, Executive Artistic Director, Cara MĂa Theatre Co.; and Lily Cabatu Weiss, Executive Director of the Dallas Arts District. The Center hosted the panel discussion along with the City of Dallas Office of Cultural Affairs, January 2017. Photo by Stevan Koye EDUCATION AND ENGAGEMENT 17
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PEOPLE FILLED SAMMONS TBD
PARK FOR THE CENTER’S FREE, COMMUNITY HOLIDAY EVENT
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Reliant Lights Your Holidays. The annual event attracts families from every corner of Dallas.
R&B supergroup En Vogue headlined, along with country star RaeLynn and a spectacular fireworks show. The entertainment was sponsored by the David M. Crowley Foundation, December 2017. Photo by Nate Rehlander
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PEOPLE CAME DOWNTOWN TO CELEBRATE DALLAS ARTS MONTH AND ENJOY FREE ENTERTAINMENT AT THE CHANGING PERSPECTIVES BLOCK PARTY.
A neighborhood collaboration between the Center, TITAS Presents and the Dallas Arts District.
The dance company Australia’s Strange Fruit wowed audiences for two free outdoor performances in Sammons Park, April 2018. Photo by Bret Redman EDUCATION AND ENGAGEMENT 19
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FREE PUBLIC PERFORMANCES
5 Professional Actors 200 Community Cast Members The groundbreaking Public Works Dallas allowed hundreds of community members to shine on stage — many for the first time — alongside a handful of professional performers in a musical adaptation of William Shakespeare’s The Tempest. Dallas Theater Center produced the program, recruiting most of the cast from five community partners: Jubilee Park and Community Center, Vickery Meadow Learning Center, Bachman Lake Together, Literacy Instruction for Texas (LIFT), and Dallas Parks and Recreation. Public Works Dallas is a partnership between Dallas Theater Center, the AT&T Performing Arts Center and Ignite/Arts Dallas at Southern Methodist University Meadows School of the Arts.
The Tempest was modeled after the Public Works program created by The Public Theater in New York City. In Dallas, the sold-out shows included cameo performances by the mayor and two city council members, March 2017. Photo by Karen Almond 20 20
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The 5 diverse resident companies of the AT&T Performing Arts Center are among the city’s finest cultural institutions. The AT&T Performing Arts Center was created to support their work, which stretches back decades. Celebrating its 60th season, Dallas Theater Center continues to engage, entertain, and inspire our diverse community by creating experiences that stimulate new ways of thinking and living. One of the first regional theaters in the country, Dallas Theater Center performs in the versatile Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre on the Center’s campus, as well as the Kalita Humphreys Theater, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Dallas Theater Center reaches an audience of more than 90,000 a year, and their community engagement program Public Works Dallas is nationally recognized. Finally, we all raised our champagne flutes when the American Theatre Wing presented Dallas Theater Center with the 2017 Regional Theatre Tony Award. Cheers!
For 39 years, Dallas Theater Center has been producing the family favorite, A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, making it a Dallas holiday tradition. Photo by Karen Almond Frame from live footage. Courtesy of Dallas Theater Center 21
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Anita N. Martinez the city’s first Latina council member, founded her dance company to instill in young people a sense of cultural pride and self-worth through this traditional Mexican art form. Through the company’s colorful performances and education programs for all ages, Anita N. Martinez Ballet Folklorico has increased the visibility of folklorico and Mexican culture. ANMBF continues to highlight its important role in the Hispanic community of Dallas and North Texas.
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When legendary songstress Lila Downs took the stage in Annette Strauss Square, she asked the talented dancers of Anita N. Martinez Ballet Folklorico with their historic costumes to join her! ¡Excepcional! October 2017
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ANITA N. MARTINEZ BALLET FOLKLORICO
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In the decades since it was founded by Ann Williams, Dallas Black Dance Theatre has become one of the top African-American dance companies in the nation. In addition to its stunning performances, world premieres and education programs, Dallas Black Dance Theatre has toured the world and appeared at two Olympic Games (Atlanta and London).
In 2017 the Texas Cultural Trust awarded the company with the coveted Texas Medal of Arts Award for opening doors for artistic and educational opportunity for Texans of all ages. Photo courtesy of Texas Cultural Trust 23
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The Dallas Opera premiered more than six decades ago with an unforgettable performance by legendary Greek soprano Maria Callas at the Music Hall at Fair Park. Now performing in the Winspear Opera House, the company continues to attract international stars and ranks among the nation’s finest. With its popular free simulcasts and robust education program, The Dallas Opera has set a new standard for community engagement.
27,000 children and teachers are served each year by The Dallas Opera’s education programs. This includes special performances, summer and after-school programs, providing classroom materials, teacher training and more.
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Dimensions overlap in Michel van der Aa’s Sunken Garden in its U.S. premiere at The Dallas Opera, March 2018.
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THE DALLAS OPERA
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Bringing the best of classical ballet to North Texas audiences has been at the center of this company’s mission since the start. With Texas Ballet Theater now sharing performances between both the Winspear Opera House in Dallas and Fort Worth’s Bass Performance Hall, audiences across the region are able to see why this art form, and this legendary company, has endured and continues to grow.
150 people of every age and range of talent stretched their skills on a Saturday morning in the Donor Reflecting Pool in Sammons Park for a free ballet barre class conducted by TBT dancers. Arabesque, anyone? June 2018. 25
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ENDOWMENT
The Moody Fund for the Arts was established to provide financial support to small Dallas arts organizations and their projects. MFA was established with a $10M gift from The Moody Foundation, in collaboration with the City of Dallas and the AT&T Performing Arts Center. The fund is administered by the Center’s External Affairs team.
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In recognition of The Moody Foundation’s generosity, the Dallas City Council renamed Dallas City Performance Hall, its 750-seat theatre in the Dallas Arts District, as Moody Performance Hall, June 2017. Photo by Carter Rose 26 26
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CENTER PATRONS RECEIVE THE BI-WEEKLY CULTURE CALENDAR E-MAIL LISTING ARTS & CULTURAL EVENTS Each year, the City of Dallas Office of Cultural Affairs contracts with the AT&T Performing Arts Center to provide a range of services to support Dallas arts and cultural groups. These include performance space through the Elevator Project, marketing, low-cost to free ticketing services, last-minute rush tickets for artists, marketing support for Dallas Arts Month and many other collaborative programs. The Center is pleased to support the city's vibrant, growing and diverse arts community.
85+ Dallas arts groups with programs highlighted in the Culture Calendar e-mails
17 arts groups have used TicketDFW for low-cost or free ticketing
$38,172 saved by Dallas artists by purchasing last-minute tickets to Center shows through the OCA Rush program
Danielle Georgiou Dance Group’s production of Donkey Beach in Hamon Hall, part of the Elevator Project, June 2017. Photo by Angelica Peterson SUPPORTING OUR ARTS ECOSYSTEM 27
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inspirational Great building! Great staff! arts The AT&T Performing Arts Center’s unparalleled venues and customer service provide an unforgettable for patrons and performers alike. But don’t just take our word for it… “...I alreadyexperience can’t wait to come back!” “ My third time! I love you, Dallas and AT&T Performing Arts Center. I already can’t wait to come back!”
“Keep looking up!”
“Keep looking up!” — Neil deGrasse Tyson
– Kristin Chenoweth
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“ [The Center’s staff] were always eager to help and went out of their way to ensure my project’s success. It was such a gift to have access to AT&T PAC’s top-of-the-line spaces, equipment, and publicity team. This program is truly invaluable for emerging artists.”
“ This project gave us a platform to not only showcase our talents but share our love and passion with a wider audience base...”
“ Thank you from all of us for being there in professional form to keep it all running smooth given all the variables. Great building! Great staff! Great gig! Won’t forget you guys anytime soon.”
— Fred White, Stage Production Manager for Jennifer Hudson
—J ake Nice, whose production of We’re Gonna Die was part of the 2017/2018 season of the Elevator Project
“ This is such a beautiful room. It’s an opera house, which I think is pretty cool.” — Lyle Lovett
“ This project gave us a platform to not only showcase our talents but share our love and passion with a wider audience base. The Elevator Project gives small arts organizations an opportunity to be seen and heard in an industry where they’re often overlooked.”
“ This is such a beautiful room..
Great building! Great staff!
“ What a thrill to see our production of The King And I on stage at the Winspear Opera House. For the first time, the intimacy of the story and the spectacle of the Act II ‘Small House of Uncle Thomas’ were in total balance. It is a magical, modern space encased in the memory of a classic opera house, providing a truly unique experience.”
“ ...truly unique experience....”
—M ichael Yeargan, Tony Award-winning set designer of The King and I, originally from Dallas
“...This program is truly invaluable for emerging artists.”
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— I xchel Frierson, Bandan Koro African Drum and Dance Ensemble, part of the 2017/2018 season of the Elevator Project
“...Won’t forget you guys anytime soon.”
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SUPPORTING OUR ARTS ECOSYSTEM
The Dallas Center for the Performing Arts Foundation, dba The AT&T Performing Arts Center, is a 501(c)3 nonprofit foundation.
AT&T PERFORMING ARTS CENTER | STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENSE
The Center was created to support its resident companies and serve the Dallas community.
For year ended July 31, 2017
REVENUES
REVENUES 8%
CATEGORY
AMOUNT
%
Programming
14,272,079
44%
Education and Community
319,393
1%
Facilities
1,957,563
6%
Ancillary Services
6,471,040
20%
Sponsorships
4,015,190
12%
Annual Fund
3,178,006
10%
City of Dallas
2,500,000
8%
Sponsorships
TOTAL
32,713,271
100%
Annual Fund
CATEGORY
AMOUNT
%
% OF REV
Programming
14,375,275
47%
44%
Education and Community Services
1,422,945
5%
4%
Facilities
5,296,896
17%
16%
Ancillary Services
3,352,053
11%
10%
Development
1,606,312
5%
5%
General and Administrative
4,635,496
15%
14%
TOTAL
30,688,977
100%
94%
Programming 10%
Education and Community 44%
12%
Ancillary Services
EXPENSES
City of Dallas 6%
20%
15%
FY 2012
455,647
FY 2013
302,774
FY 2014
461,556
FY 2015
566,269
FY 2016
(403,298)
FY 2017
2,024,294
Net Operating Gain (Loss) numbers do not include capital or debt service activities.
1%
EXPENSES
Programming
5%
Education and Community 47%
11%
NET OPERATING GAIN (LOSS)
FINANCIALS
Facilities
Facilities Ancillary Services Development General and Administrative
17%
5%
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REMAINING TO RAISE
Fulfilling the Vision Campaign Donors: $12,000,000
Margot and Ross Perot Cindy and Howard Rachofsky
Communities Foundation of Texas
$3,000,000
UP TO $500,000
The Hersh Foundation
Deedie Potter Rose
Barbara Thomas Lemmon
$1,000,000
Virginia and Robert Payne Family
The Moody Foundation
Since 2017, the AT&T Performing Arts Center has made significant progress in securing commitments toward the Fulfilling the Vision Campaign to retire its remaining construction debt. The Center secured a major gift from the Texas-based Moody Foundation: $12M for the Center’s capital campaign and an additional $10M to create the Moody Fund for the Arts, an endowment supporting the city’s small arts organizations. In recognition of these gifts, the City of Dallas renamed Dallas City Performance Hall to Moody Performance Hall. Originally, both gifts were to be paid out over ten years. But at the end of last year, The Moody Foundation — recognizing the need to reduce debt service costs — accelerated the payments, completely funding both gifts. A number of additional donors have made significant gifts and commitments to the campaign as well, leaving the Center with $2.3M to raise.
Diane and Hal Brierley
Anonymous
Lydia and Bill Addy Fanchon and Howard Hallam Hoblitzelle Foundation O'Donnell Foundation
Embrey Family Foundation
WITH ADDITIONAL SUPPORT FROM Kathryn and Craig Hall
Ted Strauss and Family
Carol and Mark Kreditor
UP TO $250,000
Robert Hallam, Jr. — BEK Foundation
Carol and Steve Aaron
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FINANCIALS
THE CENTER RELIES ON THE SUPPORT OF ITS BOARD OF DIRECTORS, SPONSORS AND DONORS TO ACHIEVE ITS MISSION OF SERVING OUR COMMUNITY, AND THAT SUPPORT COMES IN MANY WAYS.
AT&T Lexus Reliant /An NRG Company PNC Baylor University Medical Center Ben E. Keith Co. BMO Harris Bank Central Market Children's Health Coca-Cola Dallas Marriott City Center Haynes and Boone, LLP Lyft, Inc. Marriott International The Neiman Marcus Group RideCentric Ste. Michelle Wine Estates TodayTix Topo Chico Wolfgang Puck Catering
As one of the Center’s newest major sponsors, PNC Bank launched the exclusive PNC Members Lounge in the Winspear Opera House where Center Circle members at Platinum Level and above have a place to visit and relax before and during intermissions of Center Presents shows, August 2017. Photo by Carter Rose
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Carol Aaron
Ruben E. Esquivel
Mark Kreditor
Yvette Ostolaza
Victor Almeida
Janiece Evans-Page
Lucilo A. PeĂąa
Larry Angelilli
Manny Fernandez
Barbara Thomas Lemmon
Theresa L. Badylak
Rebecca Enloe Fletcher
Thomas C. Leppert
Nelda Cain Pickens
Anne T. Bass
Gilbert Gerst
John I. Levy
Christy Berry
William Douglas Graue**
Wendy Lopez Sarah Losinger
Howard Hallam*
Jill B. Louis
Robert Hallam, Jr.
Ronald Mankoff
Frederick Hegi
Holly Mayer
Chasity Henry
Lynn McBee
Julie K. Hersh
Brendan McGuire
Jesse Hornbuckle**
Lisa Montgomery
John E. Howell
Francie MoodyDahlberg
Gil Besing Harold M. Brierley Rep. Angie Chen Button Leonor MĂĄrquez Cantu Mitzi Chollampel John Robert Cohn Roberto Cortez Linda Pitts Custard Matrice Ellis-Kirk, chair
Kristy Sherrill Hoyl
Lauren Embrey, vice chair Sophia R. Johnson Gene Jones Bess Enloe* Brian Enzler
Margaret H. Jordan
Darnell J. Moore, Ph.D. Tom Moore D. Roger Nanney
Guillermo Perales Tracy M. Preston Caren Prothro* Christopher Reynolds Frank A. Risch Deedie Rose* Shannon Skokos Caleb Smith Debbie Storey Mary K. Suhm Greg Swalwell Daniel L. Tobey R. Gerald Turner Kern Wildenthal, M.D. Donald Winspear
*Lifetime Director **Ex-Officio As of September 2018
Legendary jazz pianist and composer Herbie Hancock appearing as part of a fall concert series in Strauss Square, October 2017. Photo by Ashley Gongora 32 32
GENEROUS GIVING
Center Circle members enjoy early access to purchase ANNUAL FUND
3 membership programs Thousands of contributions mean thousands more served thanks to the dedication of Center supporters!
tickets, access to the exclusive PNC Members Lounge and chances to meet incredible artists.
Corporate Circle members share the gift of performance with all of their employees through company-branded portals for pre-sale access to shows and reduced prices.
New this year! TodayTix Center Social members, as part of the Center’s new young professionals program, enjoy private tours, social events and amazing volunteer opportunities at Center events. These programs along with other generous contributions support the Center’s Open Stages education experiences, free community events, our Community Partners program and more! Without you, there is no us. We are so grateful!
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Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson is a frequent and popular #hearhere speaker and a big hit with Center Circle members who get the chance to meet him after his show. Photo by Carter Rose GENEROUS GIVING
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Donors
The Center, along with its education and community programs, are supported by thousands of individuals, families and foundations with generous gifts and by becoming members of the Center Circle at a range of levels.
ENDOWMENTS
The Meadows Foundation — Maintenance Neiman Marcus — Education Donna Wilhelm Friendship Fund — Community Partners McGee Foundation — Tessitura Database Horchow Family Fund — Operations
FOUNDATION GRANTS Bank of America
The Clampitt Foundation The Craig and Kathryn Hall Foundation Dallas Tourism Public Improvement District David M. Crowley Foundation Fichtenbaum Charitable Trust The Mankoff Family Foundation Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation Inc. The Moody Foundation National Endowment for the Arts
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bass Anonymous* Deedie Rose*
$25,000
Philip T. Bee Charitable Trust Diane and Hal Brierley*
Bess and Ted Enloe* Melissa and Trevor Fetter* Darwin and Tangee Gibson Hegi Family Foundation* Karen and Keith Hemenway Sophia and Willis Johnson Kate Juett
Mary Anne Cree*
Mark and Carol Kreditor Philanthropic Fund
Fanchon and Howard Hallam*
Joy and Ronald Mankoff
Gene and Jerry Jones*
Holly and Tom Mayer
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Lemmon*
The M.O.B. Family Foundation
Nancy A. Nasher and David J. Haemisegger
Tracey and David Huntley
Sarah and Ross Perot, Jr.* Vin and Caren Prothro Foundation* Kenneth Schnitzer
Cyrena Nolan Paula and Ron Parker Roland and Jewel Parrish Nelda Cain Pickens*
Mary and Richard Templeton
Cindy and Howard Rachofsky*
$15,000
Dr. Jane Lee and Caleb Smith
Tricia and Gil Besing
John and Shari Stankey
Lael and Peter S. Brodsky
Gayle and Paul Stoffel*
Matrice and Ron Kirk Helen and Robert McGraw
Greg Swalwell and Terry Connor
Christopher Reynolds
Marnie and Kern Wildenthal*
$10,000
Carol and Steve Aaron
Ellen and Donald Winspear*
$5,000
Bryant and Nancy Hanley Foundation
Catherine and Will Rose*
Linda Sperling Cohen
Dr. Christopher Salerno and Dr. John Dixon
Barbara and John Cohn
Erika N. Salter, Esq.
Peter Dewar and Yvette Ostolaza
Sammons Enterprises, Inc.*
Mark and Janiece Page Rebecca and Barron Fletcher* Michelle Lenoir Gaulding Mona and Bill Graue Robert Hallam, Jr. Julie and Ken Hersh Hattie Hill Enterprises Brenda Louise Jackson Anonymous Eric D. Johnson Amy King Lisa Kraus
DeMetris Sampson Leslie and Howard Schultz Mary and Bill Sladek Debbie Storey The Beck Group Mrs. Linda McIntosh Todd Carolyn and Robert Walters Scott Weaver Angela Wommack and Ted Casey
$2,500
Deborah Alves
Carol and John Levy
Mr. and Mrs. David Anderson
Bruce and Veronica Lewis
Carolyn and James Atkins
Jill B. Louis
Theresa Badylak
Phyllis and Tom H. McCasland, Jr.* Mary Bowman Campbell* Ana and Don Carty* Penny and Roy McClurg Patrick and Linda McMahon
Melissa and Robert Chaiken
Alice and Erle Nye*
Tim Chase and Eric Powell*
Margaret and Casey Olson
Tammy and Mike Dickstein
Mark and Janiece Page
Alina and Ruben E. Esquivel*
The Paulos Foundation
Marshall Funk
Anne and Larry Angelilli
Lucilo Peña and Lee Cobb*
Kathleen and Robert Gibson
Liz and Brett Brantley
Christy and Robby Berry
The Beck Group
Drs. Myra and John Gillean
Texas Commission on the Arts
David and Maggy Croxville
Diane and David Biegler*
Pharos Capital Group, LLC
Kim and Hudson Henley
TurningPoint Foundation
Linda and Bill Custard*
Cecilia Guthrie Boone
Tracy M. Preston
Marguerite Steed Hoffman*
W.P. & Bulah Luse Foundation
Lauren Embrey*
Susi and Peter Brundage
Helen and Frank Risch*
Angela and John Howell*
TACA
Christine Dwyer as Sylvia Llewelyn Davies in Finding Neverland, part of the Broadway Series 2017/2018 season, July 2017.
$50,000
Laura and Dan Boeckman*
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GENEROUS GIVING
Donors (continued) Margaret H. Jordan Sheilon King Kathryn and Michael Kotel
Joyce and Howard Bloom
$1,000
Chris Baldridge
Anonymous (12)
Dr. Linda and Spencer Barasch Julann and John Boatner
Susan and Mark Abe
Vickie and David Bargas
Shelby Bobsky
Robert Bucker and Jody Hall
Karen and Edwin Bruning Susan Bryson
Kirk Kridner
Jeffrey Abrahamson
Cindy and Ben Barnett
Lou Ann Bode
Leslie and Tony Lenamon
Dr. David Abramson and Dr. Karen Suttle
Thomas Barrett
Dale Boisso
Elizabeth Bull
Ken and Carolyn Barth
Chris and Dorothy Bond
C & K Buresh
Wendy Lopez and Connie Moorer
Christine and Greg Acker
Karen Bates Novakowski
L. A. Bond
Hance W. Burrow, III*
Brian Margetts
Melissa and Stephen Adair
Dr. Susan and Dr. Evan Bates
Charlotte and Mel Booth
Sean Byrne
Gwyn and Wilson Mason*
Holly Adams
Steve Bottum
Donna and John Adams
Anne Baum
Deborah LaJean Caldwell
Lynn and Allan McBee
Donna and Robert Bourgeois
Thomas Adler
Beth Beach
Cathleen Callahan
Maribess and Jerry Miller*
Tracy and Barry Bowden
Marilyn Agoos
Lisa Beckerman
Rebecca and Stephen Callahan
Joyce and Harvey Mitchell* Tom and Nancy Moore
Elizabeth Bedell
Joanne and Trey Bowles
Nancy and Clint Carlson
Alice Murray
Cynthia Comparin and Denny Alberts*
Jim and Sherry Bradow
Susan and T.A. Carnell
Ruth and Brian Mutch
Mary and John Alda
C David Bedford and Ronald Rexer
Regina Carner
Linda Owen Barnes
Brooke and Greg Alexander*
Walter Beebe
Susan Bratton and Ruth Wiederkehr Vicky Bratton
Sheryl and John Paul
Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Alexander
Medora Beecherl
Sarah and Robert Carpenter
Susie and George Breen
Adriana and Guillermo Perales
Kathryn and Urey Alexander
John Beletic
Dawn Carson
Wylee Protas
Debby and Bill Allbright
Charles Bell and Catherine Bracken
Walter Breen
Suzanne Caruso
Peggy and Leonard Riggs*
Vicki and Greg Allen
Amy and Maurice Brimmage
Sheri and Andrew Rosen
Jeffrey D. Allen*
Dr. and Mrs. Brent and Camie Belvin
Southern Methodist University* Gil Allison
Wendy and Mark Benedict
Jyll and Hugh Spears
Michael D. Andereck
Nancy and John Benefield
Phyllis and Ron Steinhart*
Judy Anderson
Jenifer Strauss
Rebecca and Fernando Andrade
Edward Bennett and Cynthia Rollow
Steve Suellentrop
Lynda Benson
Rini and Roger Andres
Arlene and Barry Berlin
Jerry Andrews
Cyndie Bertrand
Linda and Robert Appel
Yasmin and Vikrant Bhatia
Fonda and Jay Arbetter
Marilyn Bick*
Dr. Anita and Mr. Paul Artt
John Birkhoff
Aaron Augustine
Becky and Allen Birmingham
Regina and Matamba Austin
Stuart Blaugrund
Diane and George Wendel
Clark Bailey II
Nancy and John Bledsoe
Victoria Zudak and John Eichman
Ida Jane and Doug Bailey Jim and Chris Baker
Mary Suhm Jennifer Switzer Mary and Mike Terry* Jill Tiernan Judith and Daniel Tobey Stacey and Arnie Verbeek Kristy Warren
GENEROUS GIVING
Joyce and Robert Bregman Mr. and Mrs. John Bromberg Carla Brooks Holly and Doug Brooks Phillip and Jenny Brooks Charles Bross Candy Brown David Brown Leila Brown Mason Brown Family Foundation Beth and Michael Brown Cristi and Phil Brown
Charles Carpenter
George P. and Jo Ann B. Caruth Brad Casolo and Ulises Cantero Lisa Castillo Jennifer Cather Michael Cavenee Sally Cecil Eric Cerny Sue and Tom Chambers Brent Chaney Cal and Clare Buie Chaney Fred Chanslor Betty Jean Chard Brandon Chenault
Stuart Brown
Donna and Robert Chereck
Susan Brown and Bill McCoy
Dr. Sumeet Chhabra
Kalita and Edward Blessing
Claire Chiappetta
Lisa and Steve Block
Judi and Joseph Bruegger
Cathy and James Childress
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Donors (continued) Mary and Michael Cinatl
Sara Covington
Gary Delong
Michael Ellis
Dr. Andrea Galusha
City Yoga
Gary Cowger
Dr. Daniel DeMarco
Paul R. Ellis III*
Judy and Walter Gaman
Betsy and Tom Clack
Erin and Trey Cox
Carl Gamble
Stefanie and Jac Crawford
Debra DeMuth and Peter Gottlieb*
Susan and Warren Ernst
Shalyn and Al Clark
Rebekka Ervin
Archana Ganaraj
Chad and Maureen Clark
Morris S. Crim
Carole and Jim Erwin
William Clark
Sara Fraser Crismon*
Luis Garcia and Timothy Sandlin
Jenifer Cline
Samantha and Jason Crispin*
Christi Clinger
Don Croll
Jeanne Marie Clossey*
Susan and Bob Cronin*
Julie Cloud
Kelli Crosby
Dr. Troy Cobb
Sara and Jason Dennis Lynn and Andrew Derman Sharon and Paul Devereux Laurie and Leslie Diaz The Allen and Barbara Dogger Fund of CFT
Adrian Escalante* Grace Evans Laurie and Phil Evans Linda and Norman Ewert
Mary Jo and John Gardere Sara and Stanley Gardner John Garner Marialice and Randy Garrett
Mary Dorsey
Susan and Charles Fajardo
Samantha and Mark Crosby
Susan Farley
Natalie and James Coe*
Kelly and Scott Drablos
Mike Crossley
Regina Montoya and Paul Coggins
Nancy and Thomas Drake
Laura Farrar
Kathy and Harlan Crow*
Cheryl and Jim Drayer
Kristy and Raymond Faus
Judy and Al Crozier
Georgia Driskill
John Fehan, Jr.
Judy and Cullen Cullers
Sandra Drusch
Janice Feizy
Cynthia Cunningham
William Dube
Patricia and Thaddeus Fenton
Dr. Trenton Custis
Monica and Christopher Ducic
The Fields and Dixon Families
Jennifer and Jay Duncan
Lisa and Jeff Fine
Mallory Fosdick and Bobby Gibbs
Carole Cohen Carol and Howard Cohen Jack Cohen
Laurie Sprouse and Christopher Sandra and James Dagnon Cole
Tracy Fowler and Jeremiah Garza Melodie and Arthur Geffen Read and Steven Gendler Nancy and Brian George Deanna and Matt Gerde* Brian and Julie Gerron
Catherine and David Cole
Stacy and Carl D’Agostino
Margaret and James Dunham
Elva and Barry Firstenberg
Danny Gibson
Robert Cole
Joy and Michael Daley
Bobette Dunn
Pam Fleetwood
Julia and Lynn Gibson
Mike Coleman
Mr. and Mrs. Dee Daniel
Marion and Frank Dunton
Roy Flegenheimer and Alicyn Rhodes
Patrick Gibson
Laura and Roy Fleischmann
Kirk Gills Rozelle and Richard Gilman
Kerry and Allan Gillan
Scott Collen and David Bartsch Janet and Tom Daulton*
Timothy Durst
Ann Collins
Jennifer Davenport
Duncan DuVall
Craig Steven Collins, Esq.
Dusty Davidson
Pamela Dyer
Robbie Florance
Pilar and Lew Davies
Gerald Eckart
Tootsie and Peter Fonberg
Debra Ginchansky
Leah and John Davis
Lucy and Jason Edling
James Foos
Laurie and Major Ginsberg
Cynthia and Randall Davis
Michael Edwards
Kerrie and Ross Forbes
Lee and Paul Gleiser Deborah Glover
B.J. Collinsworth Jason Contreras Carole and Doug Cook
Robert Davis
Edwin Jones Co., Inc.
Jason Ford
Kristen Cook
Claudia and Scott Davis
Cindy and Phillip Eichenholz
Faynetta Fort
Patricia and Matthew Gold
Howard Cooke
Nicole and Chad Cook
W. Jewell Davis, MD*
The Eiseman Families
David Danish and Tila Floss
Nelda Golden
Lynn Cope
Amanda and Dan Davison
Ann and Charles Eisemann
Cindy and Patrick Fox
Michael Goldman
Randee Cope
Patty and Don Dawson
Christopher Ekstrom
Janice Francis
Larry and Marge Goodman
Kristen Cordes
Estate of Lynn Frank
Lois and Monte Goodman
Blues legend Taj Mahal performs in Strauss Square, September 2017.
John Dayton*
Virginia Elder
Dolorie and Paul Corley, Jr.
Carol and James Dean
Brian Ellard
Ronnie Freidberg
Robin and Carva Gordon
Janet and Martin Fried*
Kathy and Gregory Gordon
Photo by Karlo Ramos.
Kristi Covey
Deborah Barnett and Terry Debo
Jason Elliott David Ellis
Tracy Fulton
Randall Goss
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Laura Couch
GENEROUS GIVING
Donors (continued) Gracon Construction
Don Harton
Dr. Robert Honigsfeld
Denise Johnson
Lori and Steven Kleinfield
Linda and Bruce Graham
Laurie Hasty
Chris Hoover
Melinda and Jim Johnson
Janet Klosterman
Robert Graham
Kerri Evanson and Darren Hauck
Dr. Susan Hornstein
Kent Johnson
Heather Knapowski
Suzy and Martin Hotchkiss
Linda Johnson
Amanda Knobloch
Rory Houston
Forrest Johnson and Gil Jesus
Nancy and Mark Knudsen
Stephanie and Ed Howard
D. Jill Johnson-Scott
Mark Koch
Patrick Howard
Blake and Christin Jones
Anna and John Koepke
Lara Huddleston
MaryAnn and Timothy Jones
In Honor of Anna Hudelson
Donald Jordan
Drs. Christine Ho and Anil Koganti*
David Hudson*
Dr. Linda Judge
Mark Kogut
Emily and Joel Just
Larry Kohn
Leslie and Kirk Justus
Dr. Gregory Kozielec
Jeff Jutte
Ron Kreutzberger
Kimberly Kacal
Joni and John Krieg
Jeffrey Kahle
Nancy Kriz
Jean and Steven Kaplan
Amy and Jason Kulas
Stephanie and Hunter Hunt
Rita Karl
Bruce and Teri Kwidzinski*
Jason Hunt
Drs. Joan and Joseph Kay
Sarah Kwidzinski
Judy and Harold Kaye
Gary Laben
Donna Kelly
Shirley Lacroix
Ranita Grauwiler Ron Graves Dr. Peter Grays Holly and Stormy Greef James Greenfield Livvy and Jules Greif
Brenda Haupt Colleen and David Hayes Mr. Craig Haynes Cheryl and Larry Haynes Matthew Haynes
Ralph Gretzinger III
Bill and Sally Hayward
Louise and Guy Griffeth
Barbara and Jim Hazlewood
Bonnie and Michael Grossfeld
Michael Hedegard
Dawn and Toby Grove
Angia and Keith Heier
Helene and Jerold Grubstein
Melinda Heika
Elsie and Robert Grundtvig
Susan Helm
Patsy Guest
Jenny Henry
Timothy Gunderson
Patricia and James Henry
Steve Gunner
Joshua Hepola
Roy A. and Debbie Guthrie
Rick Herold
Susan and Michael Haddad
Greta and Howard Herskowitz
Dr. Mark Hupert and Mr. Mark Lombard
Cynthia and Jarrett Hale
Neil Herson
Stephanie and Jason Huston
John Kelly
Kathleen Hewitt
Ann Irish
Trudy and Bob Ladd
Jo and George Hall
Susan Kennedy
Kim and Greg Hext
Chad Bieber and Robert W. Ivey
Harriett Kennedy
Tim Lafferty
John H. Hallam
Chris and Linda Keogh
Joel Hallford and James Kramp Larry Hicks
Cindy and Doug Huey Keith Hughes Gaylon Hull Ana and Christopher Hunt Mary Margaret and Douglas Hunt*
Dr. Jean and Dr. Don Kennerly
Christina Lagoda Susan and Richard Lakin
Sandra and George Hallmark
Matthew Himelfarb
Angela and Fred Jackson
Randi and Edward Halsell
Carol Hindes
Heather and John Jacobson
Amy and Kevin Kerber
Alex Hamerman
Marian Hines
Marla and Howard Janco
Kyle Kerr
Annette and Dale Hamilton
Bertha and Narciso Hinojosa
Arthur Janes
Paige and Bryan Kesman
Conrad Hamric
Dale Hinz
Jason January
James Hester and Sepherson Landers
Jan Killian
Betsy and Jim Hodges
Harriet Jeffers
Pamela and Van Lane
Gina Hancock
Diana Kingston
Lisa Hoff
Kristi and John Jenkins
Ginny and Stephen LaSala
Steven Happel
Delane Kinney
Annabel and Joe Hoffman*
Richard Jensrud
Joyce Laux
Allison and Steve Harding
Tanya and Charley Kiser
Jackie and Michael Hoffman
Brian Jewell
Paula Laux
Tracy Hargis
Kim and Brad Kittle
Martha and Kent Hofmeister
Dr. Michael Jez
Sarah Klarich
Kathleen and Michael LaValle
Mark Harris Terry Harris
Brenda Hollar
Chris Joe
Dr. Laurie Kleiman
Michelle and Tom Harris
Heather and James Holmes
Sue and Phil John
Sherrie Klein
GENEROUS GIVING
Sandra Lambert Barbara Lancaster
Lacy and John Lawrence Angela and Christopher Lawson*
Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings speaks at the inaugural lighting of the neon sign on the newly renamed Moody Performance Hall, February 2018. Photo by Stevan Koye 37
Donors (continued) Roberta Lazarus
Julie Madden
Andrea McDaniel
Joan Ming
Lori and Bradley Lee*
Anne Makins
Paige McDaniel
Robin Minick
Donna and David Lee
Jeff Mallace
Leonard McEachern
Dr. Jere H. Mitchell
Jonathon Lee
Julia and Lawrence Mandala
Dr. and Mrs. Martin McElya
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Mitchell
Lisa Lennox
Constance Mandell
Amy Jo and William McGregor
Kelly and Daniel Mohorc
Dr. Greg and Alicia Lensing
Cheryl Manning
Alyce and Murry McKenzie
Nancy Montgomery
Marsha and Michael Lev
Lori and Tom Manning
Jeff McLaughlin
Patty Montoya
Leslie and Steven Levin
Laurie and Bill Manning
Lisa and Kevin McMillen
Rebecca and James Moore
March Family Charitable Foundation
Linda McMullen
Darlene and Thomas Moore
Glen Davison and Deborah McMurray*
Susanne and Jon Morrison
Randi Stokes and Troy McQuagge
Robert Mosser
Mary Lewis Teal and Gary Lewis* Stephen Lieman Tom Light Kathy and Bob Lines Jessica Link-Malcolm Nancy and Russell Little Tricia and Steve Loe Deborah and Darrel Lohoefer Vivian and Alberto Lombardi Alison Long Cathy and Robert Long Janeva and Philip Longacre Julio Lopez Michael Lopez
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Michael Margulies Glenda Maris Ellen and Jim Markus Charlene and Tom Marsh* Walt Marston Betty Martin Kenneth Martin Julie and Edward Marx Todd Massey Shirley Mastenbrook Kim and Joe Mathews Judy and John Mathis
Alta McQueen Cecilia and Charles McRaney William McWhirter Stacy and Philip Meadows Lawrence and Joselyn Meddaugh Gregg Medlyn Larry Melamed Lawrence Melsheimer Astrid Merriman Dr. Robert Metzger James Meyer
Shelly and Liat Matityahu
Peter Meyers
Lott Physical Therapy and Fitness Center
Susan and Dan Matthews
Betty and Ed Meziere
Carolyn and Don Maulsby*
Dr. Jerold and Frankie Michaelson
Janet and Roland Love
Carol Maxcey
Dr. Paul and Tricia Michaelson
Lynn Lovell
Toni and Scott Mayfield
Christina Middlebrook
Belinda and Felix Lozano
R. Mason McCamey
Mary and Robert Luna
Dr. and Mrs. McCarty
Catherine Lundberg
Linda McClain
Dana Ly Dr. Bobby B. Lyle
Connie Lorick
An art installation representing lives lost to gun violence accompanied Cry Havoc Theater Company’s production of Babel, part of the Elevator Project, July 2018.
Nancy W. Marcus*
Gail and Leon Morvay Joseph Motes Arnold R. Mozisek, Jr. Stephanie and Monty Mueller Christi Mulkey David and Barbara Muntz Gerard Murphy Angella Myers Judy and Jack Myers Melanie and Jim Myers Jan and Marc Myers Matthew Myllykangas Vandana Mysora Martha and Barry Nadler Olivia and Eric Nadler Dr. Anh-Hong Tran and Eric Nadler*
Charlene and Roger Nanney* Dr. and Mrs. Carl and Bernice Middleton Mary and Don Neel Victoria and Thomas Mielke Darrell Nelson and Barbara and Jim Miller
Michael Raymond
Terri and Jesse McClellen
Kim Miller
Linda and William Nelson*
Kathy McCool
Stephen Miller, Jr.
Kate and Keith Newman*
Katherine Lyle
Stacey and Nicholas McCord
Tricia and Bill Miller
Debbie and Stephen Newman
Julie Machal-Fulks
Robert Lessor and Michele McCoy
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Millican
Lori and Nam Nguyen GENEROUS GIVING
Donors (continued) Janiece and Jimmy Niemann
Paul Payne
Raelaine and Paul Radnitz
Greg Rowlett
Susan and Dave Scullin
Dr. and Mrs. Hisashi Nikaidoh
Elaine and Trevor Pearlman
Susan and David Royal
Carol Segreti
Shawn Noble
Kimberly Pease
Andy Streitfeld and Carolyn Raiser*
Howard Rubin
Victoria Seitz
Jan Norris
Michelle and David Peck*
Barbara and Stephen Ruel
Sendero
Charlene and Tom Norris*
Valerie and Gary Penn
Johnette Russell
Brad Sham
Larry Nouvel
Stanley Peskind
Matt Rutledge
Tami Nystrom
Cathy Phelan
Chris Shaw and Jana Wilson-Shaw
Anne and Michael Ochstein Mary and Robert O’Dell
Claudia Everett and Michael Phemister
Susan Odom
Tom Phipps and Rick Aishman
Cindy and Pat Ohlenforst
Ann Piazza
Jane and Gabriel Ojeda
Janice Pierce
Tom O’Keefe
Annette and Steven Pipes
Patrick O’Keeffe
Nicky and Alexis Piquero
Randy Olena
Gwen Platt
Patricia and Daniel O’Reilly
Ken and Debbie Plifka
Lori Orta
Chuck Poche
Betty Osborne
Cheryl Pollman
David and Cathy Pace
David Portnoy
Ron Palluth
Gary and Laura Powers
Palo Verde Oil*
R. Gray Powers
Julie and Judson Pankey
Prado Family Fund
Rocco Papalia
Arlene and Bill Press
Patrick Parish
Drs. Anu Ravipati and Devesh Ramnath Randall and Victor Ray Cindy and Dr. R. Lynn Rea Angelique Reagor Mayo and James Redpath Katherine and Eric Reeves Katie and Ian Rehmert
Susan and Joe Sample
Peter Reid
Dr. Henry and Ms. Terri Sanchez-Leal
Joseph Rekart Gay Rekerdres Emily Riccardi James Richards Debbie and Mike Richman Phyllis and Rod Riggins Gail Rigler Robert Rizzo Michelle Robberson Sandra Roberdeau Arthur Roberts
Joel Price
Renita and Mark Partin*
Diana Robinson
Kathy and John Price
Rana and John Pascoe
Penny Robinson
Pat and John Priest
Annette and Jeff Patterson
Ana and Daniel Rodriguez
Dianne Prothro
Robyn Rogers
Gina and Jeff Prudhomme
Rhonda and Steve Rose
Spencer and Tammy Patterson Dr. J. Michael Putman Abbe Patton Mrs. Meredith Quach & Mr.
Tricia and Ken Salyer Rachel and Tim Sam
Larry Roberts
Hillary and Joel Patterson
Joan Saltsberg
Tom Reeves
Craig Prestegord
Katrina Parsley
William Ryan
Deborah Hersh and Edward Rosenwasser
Jennifer and John Sanders
John Shaw Dr. Robert Shaw Steven Shaw Kellye and Bruce Sherbet Nancy and James Sherrard Leslie and Tom Sherrill Jonathan Sherwood
David Sassano and Don Tapani Daphne and Jay Shipowitz Patricia and Tom Shires Revathi and Neil Satyu Robert Schasel
Elizabeth and Barton Showalter
Michael Schiff
Judith Shure
Jane and Walter Schiller
Dr. Sergio Silva
Kathryn Sensenig and Albert Schilthuis
Toni and Morey Silverman
Sue Schleier
Vikki Silvis
Ritchie Schlette
Denise and Denis Simon
Andrew Schoellkopf
Susan Simon
Julie and Randal Schoenstedt
Michelle and Mike Sims
Dr. Russell and Judy Silverstein
Barbara and Arthur Schonwald Katie and Peter Singer Debbie and David Schweig
B.K. and Mark Sloan
Jackie and Andre Schwitter
Carolyn Smead
Jackie and Myron Schwitzer
Kim Smith
Joanie Scott
Lisa and Kurt Smith
Kevin Scott
Marke and Carrol Smith
Dr. Craig Paul
Chachen Quach
Lisa Ross
Louanna and Val Scott
Kelly Smoyer
Joe Paul
Sharon Quist
Beverly and Cary Rossel
Diane and John Scovell
Shelley Snider
Jackie and Barry Payne*
Roy and Tammy Rabey
Vince Rossitto
Robert Scruggs
Carol and Barry Sobol
Organist Cameron Carpenter performs in Moody Performance Hall, March 2018. Photo by James Coreas
GENEROUS GIVING
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Donors (continued) Cynthia and Stuart Spechler
Tonya Tarpeh
Rebecca and James Tudor
Monica White
Sharon and Michael Young
Helen Spence
Frank Taylor
Deborah and James Turner
Parker Young
Alan Spencer
Joe Taylor
Mary Anne and James Turner
Dr. Perrin White and Marjorie Boeck
Teresa and Paul Spiegelman
Walton Taylor
Dr. Gary Tylock
Tom Whitesides and Mark Till
Eric Zeikus
Dr. John Spieker
Betsy and Todd Teitell
Douglas Unger
Aimee and Jason Spoerlein
Don Templin and Sarah SaldaĂąa
Michael Uvalle
Carolyn Terry
Marcia Joy Varel
Debby and Webb Spradley Mary Ann Staab Jo and Andre Staffelbach Charles Stanley Pat and Jim Stanton* Billie Staton Karen and Jack Stecher Angela and Timothy Stephens
Mexican singer, songwriter and actress Lila Downs performs in Strauss Square, October 2017.
Texas 811 Beth and Chuck Thoele Linda and Charles Thomas John C. Thomas Ron Thomas Peggy and Jere Thompson*
Jeffrey Stewart
Lynne and Bob Thompson*
Sherry Stewart and Jim Attrell
Carolyn Tilley Cythia and Edward Timms
Sandra and Gary Stone
Mr. Louis Tiseo
Jill Stone
Judy and Martin Tobey
Kathy and Marvin Stone
Lupe and Michael Tobey
Penny Stone
Shari and Jay Tobin
Claudia Stool
William Toles
Clinton Strong
Barb and Michael Tonti
Eileen Strotz
Robert J. Tonti
Venise and Larry Stuart
Rudy Tovar, MD
Monica Susman
Judy Townley
Randy Sutherlin
Mandy and Charles Townsend
Ed Swalm
Gene Toye
Chuck Sweatt
David Trautvetter
Dennis Sweeney
Gabrielle Tremblay
Ruth Switzer
James Trester
John Swope
Katherine and Martin True, Jr.
Barbara and Robert Sypult*
Cindy and L.C. Tubb
Rosalie Taper
Jo Tuck
Bonnie Uzelac Lorraine Vecchiola Denise and Anthony Villani Debra and Raymond Vines Linda Vorhies Brent Walker Sharon and Robert Walker Suzanne V. Walker Terri Wallace Kim and Todd Wallace Dawna and John Walsh Danielle and Chad Walters
Sharon Whiting Dr. Jeffrey and Bonnie Whitman Robert Wiegand Susan and John Wilder Shelly and Lalan Wilfong Lee and Linda Wilkins Dwight Williams* Tom Williams Brian Willson Abraham Wilson Richard Wilson
Tricia Yu Juan Zelaya Kristie and Geoffrey Zenick Teresa Ziegler Jessica and Bruce Zik David and Bethany Zimmerman Pat Zipper Scott Zirbel Pamela Zmud Chris Zpevak Frank Zuch
Wheelice Wilson, Jr. Wendy Windham Cindy Wingo
Rebecca and Gary Walters
Diana and William Winkelmann
Anne Clayton Ware
Susie C. Wolbe
Sally Watkins
Peter Wolf
Carmen and Todd Weaver
Stacia Woodlan
Nancy and Gregg Wechsler
Laura Worsham*
Matthew and Michèle Weibel
Michael Wortley
Skyler Weinand
CandE and Steve Wright*
Jennifer and Marc Weinstein
Ulysse Wurtz
The Weiss Family
Lindsey Wyatt
Benay Weiss
Sally Wyatt
Susan and John Wellik
Janet and Stephen Wyrick
Joel Wellnitz
Rachel and Natan Yaker
Sammie Wester
Laura and Douglas Yarbrough
Judith Wharton
Christopher Young
Jill White
Hoong Nan Young
* Indicates founding member Listings as of September 2018
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GENEROUS GIVING
Current Staff List Debbie Storey — Interim President and CEO
ADMINISTRATION Adam Cox — Executive Vice President Kelli Criswell — Administrative Assistant Tracy Hargis — Vice President of Human Resources Mike Richman — Executive Vice President of Revenue
BOX OFFICE AND TICKETING SERVICES
CORPORATE SALES AND SPONSORSHIPS
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Erik Bowers — Tessitura Support Specialist
PRODUCTION AND EVENT SERVICES
Erika Bocanegra — Sales Coordinator
Phillip De Leon — Tessitura Support Manager
Alex Benningfield — Technical Coordinator I
Kathryn Cox — Director of Corporate
Stewart Fowler — Technology Infrastructure Manager
Graeme Bice — Director of Operations
Sales and Sponsorship
Adam Hourigan — Director of Information Technology
Adam Bowlin — Carpentry and Rigging Manager
Jefferson Ferguson — Sales Account Manager
Matt Winchester — Director of Tessitura Services
Tim Callahan — Head Carpenter
Greg Robertson — Group Sales Manager
EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Becca Darrouzet — Education and Community
Blanca Carranza — Ticket Services Manager
Engagement Assistant Manager
Ashley Davis — Ticket Services Supervisor
Autumn Garrison — Director of Education
John McCoy — Ticket Services Manager
and Community Engagement
MARKETING Cindy Evans — Director of Publicity Brian Irvin — Senior Graphic Designer Matt Lyle — Digital Marketing Manager Chris McDonald — Senior Marketing Manager Natasha Porizkova — Digital Marketing Manager Stephanie Spaulding — Senior Director of Marketing
Joshua Jackson — Technical Coordinator II Jabari Earl — Event Manager Weston Keifer — Technical Director Patrick Keller — Head Flyman Naomi Link — Event Manager Bart McGeehon — Production Manager Matthew McShane — Head Audio Candice Miears — Technical Coordinator II
Curtis Meek — Director of Ticket Services
EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
Sally Mendoza — Ticket Services Supervisor
Drew Eubank — Communications and
Alan Pollard — Senior Ticket Services Agent
External Affairs Manager
OPERATIONS
Chris Mount — Lighting Manager
Jessica Smith — Ticket Services Manager of Client Services
Hector Garcia — Manager of Strategic Services
Paul Cathey — General Manager
Lee Terry — Head Electrician
Steve Green — Facilities Technician
Jennifer Ulich — Senior Event Manager
Savannah Saxton — Ticket Services Supervisor
of External Affairs
Shawn Hutson — Facilities Technician
Jeff Waite — Technical Coordinator II
Linda Keogh — Administrative Operations Manager
Amanda West — Director of Production
Ricardo Leza — Facilities Supervisor
Jonathan White II — Audio and Video Manager
Ted Whitehead — Safety Operations Manager
John White — Head Properties
Katie Spanos — Ticket Services Manager
Chris Heinbaugh — Vice President
FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING
Bill Spellman — Director of Digital Marketing
Eric Miller — Production Senior Manager
DEVELOPMENT
Don Anderson — Accounting Manager
Jill Batcheller— Foundations and Grants Manager
Robin Kong — Financial Analyst
Sophia Gomez — Development Manager
Ashley Peña — Director of Finance
PATRON SERVICES
Meagan Hemenway — Director of Annual Fund
Ann Reikofski — Business Analyst
Robert McDowell — Director of Patron Services
PROGRAMMING
Kaycie Tugman — Development Specialist
Carol Taino-Chew — Accounts
Charles Moore — Senior Front of House Manager
Anne Kogan — Programming Manager
Emily Turner — Corporate Giving Manager
Payable Coordinator
Anastasia Pharr — Senior Front of House Manager
Coralee Wagenhurst — Programming Associate
OUR PEEPS
Stephen Woodward — Assistant Technical Director
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