Matthew Bourne's Cinderella at Center Theatre Group, February 2019

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Welcome to Center Theatre Group Matthew Bourne and Tracy Letts are both among the best in the world at what they do, and it’s a privilege and an honor to have the work of two brilliant creators of theatre onstage at Center Theatre Group in February.

In 1997, Center Theatre Group introduced America—and Los Angeles—to director/choreographer Matthew Bourne by bringing his groundbreaking Swan Lake to the Ahmanson direct from the West End. Since then, we’ve presented 10 Bourne works at the Ahmanson (some highlights appear on page 18), and we’re proud to call Sir Matthew a Center Theatre Group Associate Artist. He’s a musical theatre revolutionary, and he continues to amaze me with his ability to surprise us with classic tales like his Cinderella.

Tracy Letts is not new to Center Theatre Group; our audiences loved seeing his August: Osage County at the Ahmanson fresh off its 2008 Tony Award® and Pulitzer Prize. He is, however, making his Taper debut now with the very funny and thought-provoking Linda Vista. It’s exciting to me to welcome Tracy to the Taper alongside a terrific Steppenwolf Theatre Company ensemble, including Ian Barford, who appeared in Dead End—the first show I produced at the Ahmanson when I joined Center Theatre Group in 2005. Steppenwolf Artistic Director Anna D. Shapiro is also an Associate Artist with us, and I’m looking forward to continuing to collaborate with her and her ensemble.

I hope you enjoy yourself at the theatre.

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AROUND CENTER THEATRE GROUP In October and November, (L–R) Trey Lyford, Geoff Sobelle, and Steve Cuiffo—the makers of Elephant Room and all wear bowlers—continued developing Space Project, their current Center Theatre Group commission, at a workshop in New York.

ALIBAR GOES BACK TO THE BURNPILE AT LINCOLN CENTER THEATER Playwright/performer Lucy Alibar (pictured) and director and Center Theatre Group Associate Artistic Director Neel Keller brought Throw Me On the Burnpile and Light Me Up, which made its World premiere in 2016 at the Douglas, to LCT3 at Lincoln Center Theater for a special engagement December 6–8, 2018.

Center Theatre Group staff members were invited to a reading of a new commission, So Um, Thank You, by playwright Sheila Callaghan (Women Laughing Alone With Salad), which took the form of an unorthodox yoga class.

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Photo courtesy of Lincoln Center Theater; photo by Chasi Annexy.

¿CUÁL ES EL FUTURO DEL TEATRO EN ESPAÑOL EN LOS ÁNGELES? What is the future of Spanish-language theatre in Los Angeles? At our first-ever Community Conversation panel conducted in Spanish, local experts tackled this question before our Spanish language open caption performance of Valley of the Heart.

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30 TO CURTAIN PODCAST How did playwright Dominique Morisseau convince Temptation Otis Williams to trust her with his life story for the book of Ain’t Too Proud?

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What puppets did Zoot Suit and Valley of the Heart creator Luis Valdez hone his ventriloquist skills on in high school?

And what’s the best use of your time as you drive to the theatre to see a Center Theatre Group show?

Center Theatre Group’s new podcast, “30 to Curtain,” hosted by Artistic Director Michael Ritchie, answers all these questions and more as we sit down for interviews with some of the greatest theatre makers from around the world. Our podcast aims to bring our audiences direct, intimate access to the amazing talents we work with every day across the Ahmanson, Taper, and Douglas. We’re not only talking with artists currently onstage at Center Theatre Group but will also be featuring voices from our past, present, and future to highlight over 50 years of bringing groundbreaking theatre to Los Angeles.

Our debut episode featuring Dominique Morisseau was recorded just after the announcement that Ain’t Too Proud (which played the Ahmanson August 21 – September 30, 2018) was heading to Broadway and a few weeks before the playwright was named a MacArthur “Genius.” Ritchie talked with the Detroit native about the arc of her career and her creative process. “How much research do you want to do?” asked Ritchie. “Do you want to be accurate when you sit down to write a play?”

“I do want to be accurate,” said Morisseau. “But as I’m writing, I realize that sometimes the facts get in the way of the truth. Facts will make me a slave to this day and this moment, but I won’t actually get underneath it and get to the heart of what that moment was really about. …I’ve developed the mantra, ‘I’m not a slave to the facts, I’m a slave to the truth.’”

Ritchie also brought together Quack playwright Eliza Clark and director/Associate Artistic Director Neel Keller to discuss the development of the comedy at Center Theatre Group before its World premiere at the Douglas October 21 – November 18, 2018.

“The relationship between a playwright and a director on a new play is almost like a marriage,” said Ritchie. “Is the honeymoon over?

On both sides, how do you navigate developing that relationship?”

“It has been really fun to be able to do workshops of the play knowing we were going to have a production. That’s not a thing that happens all the time in theatre and has been a real blessing,” said Clark.

“I really only end up doing plays that I’m really excited about, and that’s a gift because it makes the relationship with the playwright so much easier,” added Keller. “You feel like the playwright has caught a certain magic in a bottle, and it’s just about what you can do…to help her realize as fully as possible that magic.”

Curious about Luis Valdez’s ventriloquist days? You’ll have to listen to “30 to Curtain” to learn more! Find it on most major podcast platforms, including iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, and Stitcher, or stream it on SoundCloud. Learn more at CTGLA.org/30toCurtain.

(L–R) Michael Ritchie and Luis Valdez. Photo by Craig Schwartz.

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The Dorothy and Richard E. Sherwood Award Carries on a Family’s Legacy of Support (L–R) Ben Sherwood, Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall, choreographer/director and 2007 Sherwood Award recipient Ameenah Kaplan, and Dorothy Sherwood.

THIS FALL, THE CENTER THEATRE GROUP FAMILY, AND THE LOS ANGELES ARTS COMMUNITY, LOST A LONGTIME CHAMPION WITH THE DEATH OF DOROTHY SHERWOOD. To honor her contributions, we are renaming our Richard E. Sherwood Award—which Dorothy established in memory of her husband, the longtime President and Chairman of the Center Theatre Group Board of Directors—the Dorothy and Richard E. Sherwood Award. This $10,000 award is given annually to nurture innovative and adventurous theatre artists working in Los Angeles.

“My mother was an avid supporter of the arts in Los Angeles.

She was particularly devoted to Center Theatre Group, where she and my father enjoyed the best of contemporary theatre for decades,” said Ben Sherwood. “She was deeply interested in young theatre artists and championed innovative and adventurous new work, which is why she first established an award in her husband Richard’s name to encourage and support emerging theatre artists with exceptional talent. My sister Elizabeth and I hope to honor this legacy with the Dorothy and Richard E. Sherwood Award that will now carry both of their names.”

Twenty artists—including playwrights, directors, producers, designers, and multimedia artists—have received the Sherwood Award since 1996. They have gone on to push the boundaries of theatre in Los Angeles and around the country ever since, including here at Center Theatre Group, where we continue to collaborate with many of them. The award is designed to honor a local artist at a catalytic moment in their career, with a focus on innovation, experimentation, craft, and a distinct artistic voice.

Performance artist, comedian, and writer Kristina Wong is the recipient of the 2019 Dorothy and Richard E. Sherwood Award; she was honored at the LA STAGE Alliance Ovation Awards on January 28, 2019. This year we also recognized performer, Watts Village Artistic Director, and Cornerstone Theater Company Associate Artistic Director Bruce A. Lemon Jr and director Marike Splint as finalists.

We are proud that the Sherwood Award also features a professional fellowship for an emerging and aspiring arts professional. Our Sherwood Fellow aids in the administration and coordination of the award, receives a mentorship with our staff, and is exposed to contemporary work around L.A. in the process.

The award reflects the generous spirit of the Sherwood family; Dorothy Sherwood was deeply involved in the curation and selection process, hosting salons at her home for many of the artists, traveling to theatres around Los Angeles to support new work, and ensuring that the award would truly help recipients.

“This gift is somewhat unique in Los Angeles in that it gives artists funds to do whatever they want or need; it supports their vision, without parameters or restrictions, at a crucial point in their careers,” said Center Theatre Group Artistic Director Michael Ritchie. “We are grateful to the Sherwood family for their generosity, which will allow us to continue to make an impact on Los Angeles theatre in the memory of two people who devoted so much of their lives to our community.”

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“Block Party celebrates the spirit of adventure and exploration that is the hallmark of theatre in Los Angeles.” —Kitty Swink, Antaeus Theatre Company

Block Party 2019 kicks off with Theatre of NOTE’s production of For The Love Of (or, the roller derby play)

by Gina Femia, directed by Rhonda Kohl (onstage March 7–17, 2019). It’s the story of a young woman who joins a roller derby team and must decide how much she’s willing to risk to follow her heart. With an all-female cast, creative, and design team, For The Love Of “has a cultural makeup that we feel represents greater L.A.,” said Theatre of NOTE Artistic Management Committee Member Alexis DeLaRosa.

“This production’s inclusion and representation are what we all should aspire to.”

Added Artistic Management Committee Member Lynn Odell, “We are thrilled to be able to present our production to a much larger audience.” DeLaRosa and Odell, along with Bill Voorhees, Sierra Marcks, David Wilcox, and Fiona Lakeland, comprise Theatre of NOTE’s Artistic Management Committee, which leads this democratic ensemble of L.A. theatre artists, who operate out of a black box theatre in the heart of Hollywood. The company was founded in 1981, and is dedicated to creating work that challenges its ensemble and audiences and to telling culturally diverse stories that accurately reflect L.A. Next up is Skylight Theatre Company’s production of Rotterdam by Jon Brittain, directed by Michael A. Shepperd (onstage March 28 – April 7, 2019). “Every day we hear debates over human rights, conversations about including/ excluding, who belongs and who doesn’t,” said Executive Director Sandee Grossman. “The right to affirm one’s identity is at the forefront of those debates.”

Co-Artistic Director Tony Abatemarco added, “Rotterdam reveals some of the challenges faced by a person who is transitioning and explores how that transition affects those close to them.”

For over 33 years, Skylight has been developing and producing new work for their Los Feliz stage and expanding the boundaries of mainstream theatre. “We are always looking for new artists and compelling contemporary works

(L–R) Tania Verafield and company members in For The Love Of. Photo by Darrett Sanders. | Victoria Platt and Noel Arthur in Native Son. Photo by Geoffrey Wade Photography.

that take the pulse of our time and our city, stories that help reveal what it means to be human,” said Producing Artistic Director Gary Grossman. “We’re hoping to gain new audiences through being a Block Party participant, but we also hope to expand our capacity to launch the plays we develop into more theatres regionally and nationwide.”

The third and final Block Party 2019 run is Antaeus Theatre Company’s production of Native Son by Nambi E. Kelley, adapted from the novel by Richard Wright, and directed by Andi Chapman (onstage April 18–28, 2019). Set in 1930s Chicago, it is the story of a black man’s longing for social justice that eventually ignites his rage. “Antaeus is a classical theatre ensemble, used to doing Shakespeare, Chekhov, and Shaw—but we’re thrilled to present a modern, cinematic adaptation of the classic American novel Native Son that reimagines what a ‘classic’ can be,” said Co-Artistic Director Bill Brochtrup, who leads Antaeus alongside Co-Artistic Directors Rob Nagle and Kitty Swink.

Participating in Block Party is a homecoming of sorts for Antaeus, which is based out of the newly opened Kiki & David Gindler Performing Arts Center in Glendale. The company was founded as a project of Center Theatre Group in 1991 and remains an actor-driven company. “Block Party celebrates the spirit of adventure and exploration that is the hallmark of theatre in Los Angeles,” said Swink. “We’re excited to be a part of it!”

Center Theatre Group is excited and honored to be bringing these companies and productions to our audiences, who may not be familiar with them, as well as to new audiences who perhaps aren’t familiar with us.

Block Party receives generous support from Aliza and Marc Guren with generous funding also provided by Joni and Miles Benickes.

Block Party is also made possible in part by a Culver City Performing Arts Grant with support from Sony Pictures Entertainment.

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We’re delighted to have Center Theatre Group Associate Artist Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella return to the Ahmanson two decades after making its American debut with us. But Center Theatre Group audiences have had many chances—10 in fact—to experience his works since 1997, when they became the first Americans to see his groundbreaking dance theatre and his ingenious adaptations of films and fairy tales via his daring Swan Lake. Here’s a look back at some of the highlights from this prolific director/ choreographer’s past productions to appear at the Ahmanson, which is proud to be his North American home.

AHMANSON AUDIENCES LOVE PLAY WITHOUT WORDS 2005

CINDERELLA 1999

Saranne Curtin and Alan Vincent in Play Without Words, Bourne’s adaptation of Joseph Losey and Harold Pinter’s 1963 film The Servant, itself based on a Robin Maugham novella. Photo by Sheila Burnet.

Sarah Wildor and Adam Cooper as an RAF pilot and the title character in the American premiere of Cinderella. Photo by Michael Le Poer Trench.

SLEEPING BEAUTY 2013

MARY POPPINS 2009

Hannah Vassallo in Sleeping Beauty, the third in Bourne’s trilogy of reinvented Tchaikovsky ballets. Photo by Simon Annand.

Gavin Lee and the company in Mary Poppins; Bourne co-directed and co-choreographed Disney and Cameron Mackintosh’s updated take on the P.L. Travers classic. Photo by Joan Marcus.

SIR MATTHEW BOURNE SWAN LAKE 1997

THE RED SHOES 2017

Adam Cooper in Swan Lake, which replaced the original corps de ballet with all-male dancers. Photo by Hugo Glendinning.

Ashley Shaw in The Red Shoes, Bourne’s adaptation of Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger’s classic film. Photo by Johan Persson.

EDWARD SCISSORHANDS 2006 Kerry Biggin and Richard Winsor in Bourne’s magical Edward Scissorhands, based on the Tim Burton movie. Photo by Bill Cooper.

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2018/19 SEASON FIRST SEASON PRODUCTION

AIN’T TOO PROUD

The Life and Times of The Temptations Book by Dominique Morisseau Music and Lyrics from The Legendary Motown Catalog Choreographed by Sergio Trujillo Directed by Des McAnuff Aug 21 – Sep 30, 2018 SECOND SEASON PRODUCTION

DEAR EVAN HANSEN

Book by Steven Levenson Music and Lyrics by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul Directed by Michael Greif Oct 17 – Nov 25, 2018 THIRD SEASON PRODUCTION

COME FROM AWAY

Book, Music, and Lyrics by Irene Sankoff and David Hein Directed by Christopher Ashley Nov 28, 2018 – Jan 6, 2019 FOURTH SEASON PRODUCTION

New Adventures Matthew Bourne’s

CINDERELLA

Music by Prokofiev Feb 5 – Mar 10, 2019 FIFTH SEASON PRODUCTION

The Lincoln Center Theater Production of

FALSETTOS

Book by William Finn and James Lapine Music and Lyrics by William Finn Directed by James Lapine Apr 16 – May 19, 2019 SIXTH SEASON PRODUCTION

INDECENT

By Paula Vogel Directed by Rebecca Taichman Jun 4 – Jul 7, 2019 SEVENTH SEASON PRODUCTION

THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG

By Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer, and Henry Shields Directed by Mark Bell Jul 9 – Aug 11, 2019

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We would like to take this opportunity to thank the following donors who have made extraordinary investments in Center Theatre Group’s future.

Their support will ensure that Center Theatre Group—and Los Angeles audiences and artists— enjoy another 50 years of theatrical excellence.

GIFTS OF $5,000,000 AND ABOVE Brindell Roberts Gottlieb Kirk & Anne Douglas Ahmanson Foundation GIFTS OF $1,000,000 AND ABOVE Anonymous (2) Edgerton Foundation Kiki & David Gindler Patricia Glaser & Sam Mudie Laura & James Rosenwald & Orinoco Foundation Renee & Meyer Luskin Aliza Karney Guren & Marc Guren Sue Tsao The Annenberg Foundation Ann & Stephen F. Hinchliffe, Jr. The Louis and Harold Price Foundation GIFTS OF $500,000 AND ABOVE Deena & Edward Nahmias Donna Schweers & Tom Geiser Elliott Sernel Amy Forbes & Andrew Murr Jerry & Terri Kohl Louise Moriarty Michael Ritchie & Kate Burton GIFTS OF $250,000 AND ABOVE Joni & Miles Benickes Diana Buckhantz & the Vladimir and Araxia Buckhantz Foundation

Anonymous Cindy & Gary Frischling Center Theatre Group Affiliates Nancy & Eric Garen Glenn & Andrea Sonnenberg The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation Jody & David Lippman Thomas Beers Vicki King Thomas Safran Judie Stein & J R Stein Family Foundation Matt & Dana Walden GIFTS OF $100,000 AND ABOVE The Campagna Family Deidra Norman Schumann The Michael Shaw Jacobs Fund Donna & John Sussman Yvonne & Derek Bell Mara & Joseph Carieri Friars Charitable Foundation Manuela & James Goren Bill Resnick & Michael Stubbs Cheryl A. Shepherd GIFTS OF $50,000 AND ABOVE Anonymous Anne Bruner & Jim Bremner Patrick Owen & Norman Dixon Carol & Stephen Rountree Sunshine Stone Peter & Iona Tompkins

Center Theatre Group would also like to thank the following donors for making commitments to the 50 Anniversary Campaign through legacy gifts to our Endowment: TH

Legacy Gifts $1,000,000 AND ABOVE Judith & Thomas Beckmen Martin Massman Diane & Leon Morton Peter & Susan Van Haften $500,000 AND ABOVE Richard & Norma Camp Susan A. Grode Linda S. Peterson $250,000 AND ABOVE Pamela & Dennis Beck Shirley & Irving Ashkenas Bill Cohn & Dan Miller Maggy Simon I.H. Sutnick

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OTHER LEGACY GIFTS Maynard & Linda Brittan–TraubBrittan Family Trust Steven Llanusa & Glenn Miya, M.D. Gloria Lothrop Carol & Douglas Mancino Renee & Robert Nunn Nan Rae Randy & Bruce Ross Wes Schaefer & Cathy King-Schaefer Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Wallace Margaret White

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MICHAEL RITCHIE Artistic Director | DOUGLAS C. BAKER Producing Director GORDON DAVIDSON Founding Artistic Director

A NEW ADVENTURES PRODUCTION

Associate Artistic Director Etta Murfitt Projection Design Duncan McLean Sound Design Paul Groothuis Lighting Design Neil Austin Set and Costume Design Lez Brotherston Directed and Choreographed by Matthew Bourne New Adventures Company Stephanie Billers · Cordelia Braithwaite · Madelaine Brennan Ben Brown · João Carolino · Reece Causton · Jackson Fisch · Paris Fitzpatrick · Sophia Hurdley Jack Jones · Daisy May Kemp · Kate Lyons · Anjali Mehra Andrew Monaghan · Liam Mower · Stephen Murray · Matt Petty · Edwin Ray Danny Reubens · Mark Samaras · Ashley Shaw · Catrin Thomas Alan Vincent · Joe Walkling · Katie Webb · Seren Williams · Daniel Wright February 5 – March 10, 2019 AHMANSON THEATRE Matthew Bourne’s Associate Artist position at Center Theatre Group is generously sponsored in part by Judie Stein & Stein Family Foundation.

Cinderella is presented by Center Theatre Group in association with Glorya Kaufman Presents Dance at The Music Center.

CAST Cinderella......................................................... CORDELIA BRAITHWAITE OR ASHLEY SHAW Harry, The Pilot...........................................................ANDREW MONAGHAN OR EDWIN RAY The Angel...................................JACKSON FISCH OR PARIS FITZPATRICK OR LIAM MOWER Sybil, The Stepmother......................................... MADELAINE BRENNAN OR ANJALI MEHRA Robert, The Father............................ JACK JONES OR DANNY REUBENS OR ALAN VINCENT THE STEPSISTERS Irene................................................................... STEPHANIE BILLERS OR SOPHIA HURDLEY Vivien.......................................................................... DAISY MAY KEMP OR ANJALI MEHRA THE STEPBROTHERS Malcolm......................................................................... JACKSON FISCH OR JOE WALKLING Vernon................................................................................ JACK JONES OR DANIEL WRIGHT Elliott................................PARIS FITZPATRICK OR STEPHEN MURRAY OR MARK SAMARAS THE BOYFRIENDS Buster........................................................................ JOÃO CAROLINO OR REECE CAUSTON Stan……....................................................... ………REECE CAUSTON OR DANNY REUBENS THE GIRLFRIENDS Betty....................................................................CORDELIA BRAITHWAITE OR KATIE WEBB Judy...................................................................................CATRIN THOMAS OR KATIE WEBB Alphonso, The Bandleader................ JACK JONES OR DANNY REUBENS OR ALAN VINCENT HARRY’S FRIENDS Tom....................................................... MATT PETTY OR EDWIN RAY OR DANNY REUBENS Dick.....................................................PARIS FITZPATRICK OR MATT PETTY OR EDWIN RAY GUESTS AT THE CAFÉ DE PARIS Monty....................................JOÃO CAROLINO OR STEPHEN MURRAY OR MARK SAMARAS Mabel.................................................................. STEPHANIE BILLERS OR SEREN WILLIAMS Wilfred................................................................................ JACKSON FISCH OR JACK JONES Flora..........................................................................CATRIN THOMAS OR SEREN WILLIAMS Swings...................................................................................BEN BROWN AND KATE LYONS ARP Wardens, Spivs, Gas Mask Dogs, Airman and Bombers, Prostitutes and Rent Boys, The Salvation Army, Savoy Guests, Thugs, Doctors, Nurses, Servicemen and Women, and their families, “Brief Encounter” couple, and the people of London all played by members of the company.

PRINCIPAL COVERS Cinderella……..KATE LYONS Harry, The Pilot………..JOÃO CAROLINO Sybil, The Stepmother………… DAISY MAY KEMP

For today’s casting, please refer to the cast board in the lobby.

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SCENES The action takes place in London during World War II PROLOGUE

A Cinema

Scene 1 Scene 2

ACT ONE The Family House The Blackout

Scene 1 Scene 2

ACT TWO The Café de Paris—a dance hall The Pilot’s Lodgings

Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Scene 4 Scene 5

ACT THREE The Streets of London The London Underground The Thames Embankment A Convalescence Home Paddington Station

There will be two 15 minute intermissions, the first following Act One and the second following Act Two ACTS ONE, TWO, AND THREE last approximately 40 minutes each 2 hours, 30 minutes with intermissions

“I dedicate this piece to my Dad, Jim Bourne (1932–2010), who was there and lived to tell the tale.”

—Matthew Bourne

Please turn off all electronic devices such as cellular phones and watch alarms. The use of any recording device, either audio or video, and the taking of photographs, with or without flash, is strictly prohibited.

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WHO’S WHO STEPHANIE BILLERS (Irene, Mabel). Training: Laine Theatre Arts. Joined New Adventures: 2013. Roles and productions with New Adventures: The Red Shoes (original cast—Beryl, Nadia, Irina Boronskaja cover); Swan Lake (The Queen, Hungarian Princess, German Princess). Other career highlights: London Olympics Closing Ceremony—featured dancer (Kim Gavin); The Royal Variety Performance with Take That and Cliff Richard (Kim Gavin); Best of Musicals Gala—Arena Tour Germany (Stage Entertainment); Thursford Christmas Spectacular; Regent Seven Seas World Cruise—dancer, singer, aerialist (JAR Productions); Justice League— Amazonian Warrior (Zack Snyder, Warner Bros. film); Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them 1 & 2 (David Yates, Warner Bros. film); Rose Betts—“I Can Never Give My Heart” (featured artist, music video).

CORDELIA BRAITHWAITE (Cinderella, Betty). Training: Laine Theatre Arts. Joined New Adventures: 2013.

Roles and productions with New Adventures: Swan Lake (Italian Princess, Spanish Princess, and cover Girlfriend); The Car Man (Mercedes, Frankie, and cover Lana); Sleeping Beauty (Aurora and Hibernia); The Red Shoes (Vicky Page and Nadia); Cinderella (Cinderella and Betty).

MADELAINE BRENNAN (Sybil, The Stepmother). Training: The Royal Ballet School. Joined New Adventures: 2003.

Roles and productions with New Adventures: Play Without Words (Glenda and Sheila); Nutcracker! (Mrs. Dross and Queen Candy); Edward Scissorhands (Tiffany Covitt—original cast, Peg Boggs and Joyce Monroe); Swan Lake (Queen and Girlfriend); Cinderella (Sybil, The Stepmother). Other career highlights: soloist—Northern Ballet (dir Christopher Gable); Oklahoma! (RNT/Lyceum, dir Trevor Nunn, choreographer Susan Stroman); My Fair Lady (RNT/Drury Lane, dir Trevor Nunn, choreographer Matthew Bourne); Cabaret (Lyric Theatre, dir Rufus Norris, choreographer Javier De Frutos).

Assistant choreographer for the transfer of Nell Gwynn from The Globe to The Apollo Theatre in 2016. Also in 2016, Maddy choreographed a private cabaret at Windsor Castle celebrating her majesty Queen Elizabeth’s 90 birthday.

Maddy also gives New Adventures workshops nationally and internationally.

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BEN BROWN (Swing). Training: Laine Theatre Arts 2014–17.

Joined New Adventures: 2017. Other career highlights include: going on as the Dame in panto at the Cardiff New Theatre and having to pretend to be Pamela Anderson alongside David Hasselhoff.

JOÃO CAROLINO (Buster, Monty, cover Harry, the Pilot).

Training: Arts Educational School, Tring. Joined New Adventures: 2017. Roles and productions with New Adventures: Early Adventures (UK and international).

Other career highlights: On The Town (Regents Park Open Air Theatre); King Kong (Workshop, Drew McOnie); The Entire Universe (Arlene Phillips, BBC); Jekyll & Hyde (The McOnie Company at The Old Vic Theatre); Strictly Ballroom (Workshop, Drew McOnie); Company (Workshop, Marianne Elliott); The Sound of Music (Leicester Curve); Ensemble in Bugsy Malone (Workshop, Lyric Hammersmith); Wolfred in Little Red Riding Hood (National Youth Ballet, New Wimbledon Theatre); and Lost Boy in Peter Pan. REECE CAUSTON (Buster, Stan). Training: Footlights Performing Arts (Norfolk), Central School of Ballet (London).

Joined New Adventures: 2013. Roles and productions with New Adventures: Italian and Queen’s Escort in Swan Lake (2013/14 UK and international tours); Early Adventures (2017 tour); Buster and Stan in Cinderella (2017/19 national and international tours). Other career highlights: Fiddler on the Roof (Grange Park Opera, 2015); Eugene Onegin (Grange Park Opera, 2015); Fiddler on the Roof (BBC Proms, 2015); Inspirit (works by Robert Cohan & Sir Kenneth MacMillan, Yorke Dance Project, 2016); The Sergeant in 5 SOLDIERS (Rosie Kay Dance Company, 2016 and 2017); Derrière on a G-String (Alfred Taylor-Gaunt, 2018 previews); Buster in the film of Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella; The Sergeant in the film of Rosie Kay’s 5 SOLDIERS; radio production of Fiddler on the Roof at the BBC Proms. Instagram and Twitter: @rhdcauston JACKSON FISCH (Malcolm, Wilfred, The Angel). Training: The Australian Ballet School. Joined New Adventures: 2017. Roles and productions with New Adventures: The Red Shoes (Serge, Frederic). Other career highlights: The Australian Ballet Dancers Company Tour presents Giselle (Hilarion).

PARIS FITZPATRICK (Elliott, Dick, The Angel). Training: Paris started professional training at Tring Park School for the Performing Arts in 2008 at age 12. Shortly following graduation in 2015, he spent a year dancing and touring with Northern Ballet. Joined New Adventures: 2017. Roles and productions with New Adventures: Paris joined New Adventures in 2017 for the Early Adventures tour as part of the Company’s 30 anniversary celebrations. Instagram and Twitter: @parisalexfitz TH

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SOPHIA HURDLEY (Irene). Training: Staples School, Northern Ballet School, York Scholar—Louise Browne. Joined New Adventures: 2002. Roles and productions with New Adventures include: Nutcracker! (Marshmallow, Cupid, Sugar), Swan Lake (Girlfriend, French Princess, Moth Maiden), Edward Scissorhands (Bunny Munroe, Sandra Grubb—original cast), Cinderella (Irene), Sleeping Beauty (Feral, Hibernia—original cast), Early Adventures (cast and Dance Captain). Other career highlights: Phantom of the Opera, Apache dancer in Joseph, creating the role of the Swallow in a new musical called The Happy Prince written

by Hal Cazalet and Michael Barry and directed by Maria Friedman. Sophia is a workshop leader for New Adventures and enjoys inspiring the next generation.

JACK JONES (Vernon, Robert, The Father, Wilfred, Dance Captain). Training: Royal Ballet School and English National Ballet School. Joined New Adventures: 2008. Roles and productions with New Adventures: world tour of Edward Scissorhands in 2008, The Red Shoes, Sleeping Beauty, Swan Lake, Play Without Words, and Lord of the Flies. Other career highlights: Companhia de Dança Contemporânea, Companhia de Dança de Almada, Companhia Olga Roriz, The Red Balloon by Aletta Collins, Harlequin Dances by Susie Crow, Scheherazade and Jealousy by Morgann Runacre-Temple, Dansense by Enrique Cabrera, Words Worth with Yorke Dance Project, The Ballroom of Joys and Sorrows by Kate Flatt, and I Was a Rat directed

by Teresa Ludavico.

DAISY MAY KEMP (Vivien, cover Sybil, The Stepmother).

Training: Bird College. Joined New Adventures: 2005.

Productions with New Adventures: The Red Shoes, Edward Scissorhands, Sleeping Beauty, Play Without Words, Nutcracker!, and Swan Lake. Other career highlights: assistant choreographer for Robert Carsen’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream at English National Opera, the Festival d’Aix-en-Provence, and Bergen National Opera. Revival choreographer on Glyndebourne’s touring production of La traviata, and assistant to the tour director on Lord of the Flies for New Adventures. Dancer in La traviata for Glyndebourne Festival choreographed by Aletta Collins. Dancer in La Cenerentola for Garsington Opera choreographed by Arthur Pita. Film credits: Matthew Bourne’s Sleeping Beauty, appearing as Miss Maddox, and Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake, appearing as The Hungarian Princess.

KATE LYONS (Swing, cover Cinderella). Training: Central School of Ballet, London. Joined New Adventures: 2010.

Roles and productions with New Adventures: Cinderella; Nutcracker!; Early Adventures; Sleeping Beauty (Ardor & Hibernia Fairies, cover Aurora); Swan Lake (French and Spanish Princess); The Car Man (Rita and Gina); The Red Shoes; and Cinderella. Other career highlights: Ballet West (Utah, USA); Mainfranken Theater Würzburg in Germany; English National Ballet (Royal Albert Hall); National Dance Company Wales (Plunge Apprentice); DV8 Physical Theatre (Living Costs at the Tate Modern).

Twitter and Instagram: @kate_lyons_ ANJALI MEHRA (Vivien, Sybil, The Stepmother). Training: Central School of Ballet, where she won the Christopher Gable Award. Joined New Adventures/AMP: 1999. Roles for New Adventures: Irina in The Red Shoes, both Queen and Girlfriend in Swan Lake, Sugar in Nutcracker!, Glenda in Play Without Words (UK and worldwide). Other career highlights: original cast of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Bombay Dreams, West End (choreography Anthony Van Laast); Kiss Me, Kate, Paris (choreography Nick Winston). Dance captain on Goldfrapp tours for Alex Reynolds. Danced for Random Dance Company, Wayne McGregor, Will Tuckett, Cathy Marston, Christopher Hampson, Imogen Knight, and Peter Darling. Film credits: World War Z by Marc Forester and Alexander by Oliver Stone. Choreography credits: Carmen and Oreste for the Royal Opera House at Wilton Music Hall for director Gerard Jones, This Heaven at The Finborough Theatre, Jakob Lenz Sam Brown/English National Opera, Ofeo Silent Opera/Daisy Evans, and restaged Richard Jones Fanciulla at Santa Fe Opera, US. Twitter: @AnjaliMehra_H. Instagram: @anjalimehra ANDREW MONAGHAN (Harry, The Pilot). Training: Elaine Ferry and Central School of Ballet. Joined New Adventures: 2013.

Roles and productions with New Adventures: Harry, The Pilot, Malcolm in Cinderella; Julian Craster, Serge in The Red Shoes (original cast); Tantrum, Archie, cover Leo in Sleeping Beauty; Vito, Chad, cover Angelo in The Car Man; ensemble and cover Prince in Swan Lake. Other career highlights: London 2012 Olympics; Fritz in Birmingham Royal Ballet’s The Nutcracker; Harry in Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella (BBC); Graduate in Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again (Universal); Vito in Matthew Bourne’s The Car Man (Sky Arts); British Style for The Queen’s Coronation Festival Gala (BBC); Anna Karenina (working title). Andrew was Dancing Times’ Dancer of the Month in January 2017. Twitter: @_andymonaghan.

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LIAM MOWER (The Angel). Training: The Royal Ballet School and Rambert School of Ballet and Contemporary Dance.

Joined New Adventures: 2011. Roles and productions with New Adventures: Nutcracker! (2011/12); Play Without Words (2012); original cast; USA and Asia tours of Sleeping Beauty in the roles of Count Lilac and Carabosse/Caradoc (2012/13 & 2015/16); The Prince in Swan Lake (2013/14); Edward in Edward Scissorhands (2014/15); Angelo in The Car Man (2015); and Ivan Boleslawsky in The Red Shoes (2016/17).

Other career highlights: Billy in the original cast of Billy Elliot the Musical, also featured on the original cast recording.

From this, he was awarded a Laurence Olivier Award for Best Actor in a Musical. Instagram: @liammower STEPHEN MURRAY (Elliott, Monty). Training: Westside Performing Arts Dublin, Irish National Youth Ballet Company, Central School of Ballet. Joined New Adventures: 2016.

Roles and productions with New Adventures: student associate and then ensemble for The Red Shoes (UK and international tours); Elliott and Monty in Cinderella (UK and international tours 2017/18). Other career highlights: Perm State Ballet Romeo and Juliet (Bord Gais Energy Theatre); UCD Fashion Awards Dance (O2 Arena); Ballet Central UK Tour (2016/17); appeared in TV version of Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella. Instagram: @stephen.murrayy MATT PETTY (Tom, Dick). Training: First Class BA (Hons) from Bird College in dance and theatre studies. Joined New Adventures: 2014. Roles and productions with New Adventures: Swan/Quentin Crisp in Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake (2014). Other career highlights: Paris, Romeo and Juliet, Ballet Ireland (2017); Albrect, Giselle, Ballet Ireland (2017); Russian, Peter Schaufuss’ Nutcracker, Peter Schaufuss Balletten (2016); Count Herman, Will Tuckett’s Nutcracker, (2016); Frog/Prince, The Princess and the Frog, Let’s All Dance (2016); Ensemble Swan, Mr Wonderful, New Adventures (Sadler’s Wells, 2016); Romeo, LOST & BOUNDLESS, Genesis Ballet (2015); Soldier, A Soldier’s Tale, Constella Ballet and Orchestra (2015). Film credits include: The Nutcracker and the Four Realms, Disney (2018), White Oak, Le Film Production Ltd. (2017).

EDWIN RAY (Harry, The Pilot, Tom, Dick) Training: Laine Theatre Arts. Joined New Adventures: 2005. Roles and productions with New Adventures: Early Adventures (2017), Edward Scissorhands (Brad Covitt and Mayor Upton), original cast of Sleeping Beauty (creating the role of King Benedict), Nutcracker! (Nutcracker and Liquorice Man), Cinderella (The Pilot and Dick), and Swan Lake. Other career highlights: Mary Poppins (UK tour), Saul (Glyndebourne Opera), Cabaret

(The MAC Belfast), Happy Days (UK tour), Anything Goes (Kilworth House), The Sound of Music (Bahrain Festival), White Christmas (UK tour), We Will Rock You (West End), Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (UK tour), Chicago (UK tour), Footloose (UK tour), Crazy For You (UK tour), Fame (West End).

DANNY REUBENS (Stan, Tom, Robert, The Father). Training: Rambert School and Central School of Ballet. Joined New Adventures: 2008. Roles and productions with New Adventures: Edward Scissorhands (London, UK, Australia, Paris, Athens) and 2014/15 revival (UK tour); Swan Lake (London, UK, Seoul, Tokyo, Athens, Italy, New York); Lord of the Flies (London and UK); Nutcracker! (London, UK, Italy); Sleeping Beauty (London, UK, Italy, Moscow, North America); The Car Man (London, UK, Italy); and The Red Shoes (London, UK, USA). Other career highlights: ICON Dance, ROH2, Vienna Festival Ballet, Ballet Central 08. TV/ film credits: World War Z (Paramount), StreetDance 3D (Vertigo), Richard III (BBC), Matthew Bourne’s Christmas, Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake, Matthew Bourne’s Sleeping Beauty, Matthew Bourne’s The Car Man. Twitter and Instagram: @dannyreubens MARK SAMARAS (Elliott, Monty). Training: Janice Marshall Stage School, The Dance School of Scotland, Central School of Ballet. Joined New Adventures: 2017. Roles and productions with New Adventures: Elliott, Wilfred, Monty in Cinderella (UK and international tour 2017/18). Other career highlights: Fritz in The Nutcracker (Ballet Ireland); Hilarion in the original cast of Ludovic Ondiviela’s Giselle.

ASHLEY SHAW (Cinderella, Dance Captain). Training: Marie Walton-Mahon Dance Academy, Australia and Elmhurst School for Dance, UK. Roles and productions with New Adventures: Swan Lake (2009/10), Cinderella (2010/11), Princess Sugar in Nutcracker! (2011/12), Aurora in Sleeping Beauty (2012/13 & 2015/16), Kim Boggs in Edward Scissorhands (2014/15), and Lana in The Car Man (2015). Most recently, to great critical acclaim, she originated the role of Vicky Page in the World premiere of The Red Shoes (2016/17 UK and US tour). Other career highlights: Hospital Club 100 Award winner for Theatre and Performance 2017. Winner of The Critics’ Circle National Dance Award for Outstanding Female Performance (Modern) 2018. Dancing Times magazine Dancer of the Month for Feb 2016. Film and TV: Matthew Bourne’s Christmas, Sleeping Beauty, and Cinderella. Instagram: @asharella14.

Twitter: @ashleyshaw_1

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CATRIN THOMAS (Judy, Flora). Training: Harlequin Stage School and Performers College, Essex (Level 6 Diploma).

Joined New Adventures: 2019. Other career highlights: performing in the Thursford Christmas Spectacular, the largest Christmas show in Europe. Instagram: @catrinthomas22. Twitter: @itstrin

A Streetcar Named Desire, Ashley Page’s Pennies from Heaven, Fearful Symmetries, Kenneth MacMillan’s Song of the Earth, and Krzysztof Pastor’s Romeo and Juliet.

TV/film credits include: Matthew Bourne’s The Car Man (2015), Cinderella (2017), and StreetDance 3D. Instagram: @katiewebb152

ALAN VINCENT (Robert, The Father). Training: Lewisham College and London Studio Centre. Joined New Adventures: 1997. Roles and productions with New Adventures: performed the Swan/Stranger and Private Secretary in Swan Lake, created the role of Luca and performed Dino in The Car Man, created the role of Speight in Play Without Words, the Nutcracker and Doctor Dross in Nutcracker!, and has performed in Cinderella and Spitfire. He was tour/ resident director of Lord of the Flies in the UK and Australia.

Other career highlights: Alan has worked with a variety of different choreographers and directors as well as running projects in the UK and internationally.

SEREN WILLIAMS (Mabel, Flora). Training: Drusilla Duffill Theatre School, The Royal Ballet Associates, and Central School of Ballet. Joined New Adventures: 2016. Roles and productions with New Adventures: The Red Shoes (Pamela, Beryl, cover Svetlana in the original cast).

Other career highlights: Crystal Pite’s Polaris, Dane Hurst’s Prud’hon: The Moving Body and Exodus, Christopher Marney’s War Letters, Sharon Watson’s Repetition (2) Change in the Ballet Central Tour 2016. Seren has also worked with Charlotte Edmonds, Mikaela Polley, Richard Bermange, and Leanne King.

JOE WALKLING (Malcolm). Training: London Contemporary Dance School, Palucca Schüle Dresden. Joined New Adventures: 2008. Roles and productions with New Adventures: Dorian Gray (original cast), Cinderella (Malcolm, Wilfred), Early Adventures, Sleeping Beauty (Autumnus, Tantrum, Count Lilac—original cast), The Red Shoes (Dimitri—original cast). Other career highlights: Joe has also performed with William Forsythe, Wayne McGregor, Ballet de Marseille, Ballet Preljocaj, Kim Brandstrup, Cathy Marston, Tom Morris, Arthur Pita, Mark Bruce, and Robert Cohan. He is a founding member of New Movement Collective (newmovement.org.uk, twice nominated for Best Independent Company in the Critics’ Circle National Dance Awards), a consultant tutor at The Architectural Association, School of Architecture for their MA/MFA in spatial performance design, and runs his own graphic design studio specializing in branding, print, and performance design: joewalkling.com KATIE WEBB (Betty, Judy). Training: Royal Ballet Associate program, Arts Educational School, Tring. Roles and productions with New Adventures: Edward Scissorhands (2014/15), The Car Man (Frankie/Mercedes), Sleeping Beauty (Feral/Ardor Fairy, Queen), The Red Shoes (Svetlana, Lady Neston, cover Vicky). Other career highlights: during training performed with Birmingham Royal Ballet and English National Ballet. Won the prestigious Markova Award and Fewster Cecchetti Award in 2009. For Scottish Ballet: Matthew Bourne’s Highland Fling, Christopher Bruce’s Shift, Jiri Kylian’s 14’20”, Christopher Hampson’s Silhouette,

DANIEL WRIGHT (Vernon) was born in Scarborough, North Yorkshire. Training: Millennium Performing Arts, Diploma in Musical Theatre. Joined New Adventures: 2007.

Roles and productions with New Adventures: Vernon, The Stepbrother in Cinderella (2010/11 and 2017/18 tours); Dirk, Hotrod, and Dino in The Car Man (Sadler’s Wells and UK tour 2007 and 2015); Roger and Jack in Lord of the Flies (Sadler’s Wells, UK tour 2014, and Melbourne 2017); Gabriel Evercreech and Mayor Upton III in Edward Scissorhands (UK and international tour 2016/17). Other career highlights: Daniel played the role of The Snowman in The Snowman (Sadler’s Wells Peacock Theatre); film and television includes: The Car Man, Cinderella, Showtime at the Stadium (BBC), The Royal Variety Performance (Royal Albert Hall), Gulliver’s Travels (20 Century Fox), The Magic Flute (Revolver Entertainment), World War Z (Universal), Muppets Most Wanted (Walt Disney Pictures). @DanWrightl TH

MATTHEW BOURNE’S NEW ADVENTURES is an iconic and groundbreaking British dance-theatre company, famous for telling stories with a unique theatrical twist. For over 30 years Matthew Bourne and New Adventures have delighted, inspired, and nurtured people of all ages and backgrounds: audiences, artists, and the next generation. We create world-class productions and engaging projects, reaching thousands worldwide every year. New Adventures has received numerous international awards and an incredible 12 Olivier Award nominations, including six wins. Over the past 30 years, New Adventures has created 11 full-length productions and a triple-bill of short works. This awardwinning repertoire has inspired and thrilled over six million PERFORMANCES MAGAZINE P9

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people worldwide. In 2019 the company premieres its 12 full-length production, Romeo and Juliet. Investing in the future of dance and theatre, New Adventures engages in inclusive projects with thousands of people of all ages and ability, as well as emerging artists across the UK and around the world.

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SIR MATTHEW BOURNE (Artistic Director, New Adventures; Associate Artist, Center Theatre Group). Matthew Bourne is widely hailed as the UK’s most popular and successful choreographer and director. He is the creator of the world’s longest running ballet production, a seven-time Olivier Award winner, and the only British director to have won the Tony Award for both Best Choreographer and Best Director of a Musical. Matthew started his dance training at the comparatively late age of 22 and danced professionally for 14 years, creating many roles in his own work. As Artistic Director of his first company, Adventures in Motion Pictures from 1987 until 2002, Matthew created many award-winning works. Further hit productions were created when New Adventures was launched in 2002, becoming the UK’s busiest and most successful dance company and the major exporter of British dance across the world. Matthew is also a West End and Broadway choreographer; a more than 20year relationship with producer Cameron Mackintosh has resulted in the globally successful musicals Mary Poppins, My Fair Lady, and Oliver! Since 2008, the company has also delivered projects and workshops for people of all ages and abilities to thousands worldwide, every year, as part of the company’s ambitions to develop and nurture new audiences and the next generation of artists. In 1997 Matthew was made an Honorary Fellow of his former college, The Laban Centre, becoming a Companion of Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance in 2012. He has seven Honorary Doctorates from The Open University, the De Montfort, Plymouth, Kingston, and Roehampton Universities, as well as the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. In June 2018 Matthew became the first choreographer to receive an honorary degree of Doctor of Letters from University of Oxford. He is also a Companion of Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts and a proud patron of many organizations, including The Arts Educational School, Laine Theatre Arts, CREATE, and National Youth Ballet. In 2015 he became the first dance figure to be given The Stage Award for Outstanding Contribution to British Theatre presented by the UK Theatre Awards. In 2016 he was presented with the Critics Circle Distinguished Service to the Arts Award and the Queen Elizabeth II Coronation Award in recognition of his outstanding services to ballet. He was knighted in the Queen’s 2016 New Year Honours for services to dance.

SERGEI PROKOFIEV (Composer) was born in Sontzovka, near Ekaterinoslav, on April 23, 1891 and received his first musical training from his pianist mother. His first composition was written at the age of seven, and for a while he studied privately with Reinhold Glière before entering the St. Petersburg Conservatoire at the age of 13. His teachers there were Anna Essipova (piano), Anatol Liadov (harmony and counterpoint), Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov (orchestration), and Nikolai Tcherepnin (conducting). He was outstanding both as a pianist and as a composer, and he graduated from the Conservatoire in 1914 excelling in both capacities, as soloist in his own First Piano Concerto—the modernity of which disconcerted the more conservative of the examiners, although it won him the Rubinstein Prize. That same year, Prokofiev travelled to London, where Russian music was very fashionable: Chaliapin and Diaghilev were both active, but initial attempts to persuade Diaghilev to mount Prokofiev’s opera The Gambler were unsuccessful. Prokofiev returned to Russia and wrote two ballets for Diaghilev, Ala and Lolly (which Diaghilev refused) and Chout (intended as a replacement); other works from this period include the perennially popular Classical Symphony, Prokofiev’s First, and Violin Concerto No. 1—he had found his mature style very quickly. The turmoil of the Revolution (on which Prokofiev seems to have looked upon with some favor— though he later admitted he hardly realized what was at stake) drove him from Russia and early in 1918 he made his way to America; his stay in the West was to last for 17 years. In the early 1920s he married the Spanish-born singer Lina Llubera and established himself in Paris, composing between international tours as a pianist. The works that emerged—the operas The Love of Three Oranges (1919) and The Fiery Angel (1919–27), the Second, Third, and Fourth Symphonies (1924–25, 1928, 1929–30), the ballets Pas d’Acier (1925–26), and The Prodigal Son (1928–29)— showed that his style could embrace an enormous range of expression; from a childlike lyricism via fantastic whimsy and motoric rhythms to an angular expressionism—and Prokofiev was always an entirely natural melodist. In spite of a hugely successful visit to the Soviet Union in 1927, coinciding with a well-received production of The Love of Three Oranges, Prokofiev returned to the West once more, to his usual round of concertizing and composing, writing and playing the last of his cycle of five piano concertos. In 1936, Prokofiev made the fateful decision to return to the Soviet Union—“like a chicken to the soup,” in the words of Dmitri Shostakovich. With his initial sympathy for the goals of Soviet society, he felt that the composer ought to offer something directly relevant to the people, and he cast around for suitably Soviet subjects. Although his massive Cantata

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for the 20 Anniversary of the October Revolution was rejected by a committee of Soviet censors, Prokofiev enjoyed considerable success as a composer of film scores (Stalin’s preferred art form) and some of his bestknown music first appeared for this medium: Lieutenant Kijé (1934) and the cantata Alexander Nevsky (1938–39), refashioned from his score for Eisenstein’s epic. For a few years he found renewed favor—with a 1940 staging of his now-classic ballet Romeo and Juliet, completed four years earlier—but in February 1948 his career came to a crashing halt when the Zhdanovshchina that heralded a tightening of state control over cultural affairs condemned him, Shostakovich, and several others as “formalists.”

Prokofiev had suffered a severe concussion in a fall in 1945, with permanent effects on his health, and his precarious physical condition combined with political disfavor to make his last years unhappy ones, despite the championship of some courageous young musicians, Mstislav Rostropovich and Sviatoslav Richter among them. Although he continued to compose right up to his death, he was denied one final satisfaction: his death, on March 5, 1953, occurred only hours before that of Stalin. The 125 anniversary of Prokofiev’s birth was in 2016. Sergei Prokofiev is published

by Boosey & Hawkes. Reprinted by kind permission of Boosey & Hawkes.

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LEZ BROTHERSTON (Set and Costume Designer). Lez is an Associate Artist of Matthew Bourne’s company, New Adventures. Dance credits include a long collaboration with Matthew Bourne resulting in: The Red Shoes, Sleeping Beauty, Swan Lake, Edward Scissorhands, Cinderella, The Car Man, Seven Deadly Sins (Royal Ballet). He designed, co-wrote, and co-directed Les Liaisons Dangereuses with Adam Cooper (Japan and Sadler’s Wells). For the Royal Shakespeare Company: Merry Wives of Windsor, The Rover, The Empress, Much Ado About Nothing. Theatre/musicals/ opera: Me and My Girl (Chichester); Twelfth Night, Romantics Anonymous (Shakespeare’s Globe); Flowers for Mrs Harris, Showboat, Pride and Prejudice (Sheffield Crucible); 946 (Kneehigh/Globe Theatre); Oh What A Lovely War (Stratford East/West End); Seminar, Hysteria (Hampstead Theatre); Long Day’s Journey Into Night, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, The Rise and Fall of Little Voice, Under The Blue Sky (West End); Sister Act (West End, worldwide); Women Beware Women, Really Old, Like Fourty Five (National Theatre); Hedda Gabler, Design For Living, Dancing at Lughnasa (Old Vic); Duet For One (Almeida and West End); My City, Measure For Measure (Almeida); L’Elisir d’Amore (Glyndebourne); La Colombe/La Princesse Jaune (Buxton

Festival). Awards: Swan Lake New York 1999 Tony Award; Cinderella 1998 Olivier Award; Critics’ Circle Ninette de Valois Award for Outstanding Contribution to Dance.

NEIL AUSTIN (Lighting Designer). Dance includes: 24 Preludes, As One, Rhapsody (Royal Ballet); Pineapple Poll (Birmingham Royal Ballet); Le Corsaire, The Sleeping Beauty, The Canterville Ghost (English National Ballet). West End includes: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (Palace); Ink, No Man’s Land (Duke of York’s); Labour of Love, Photograph 51, Shakespeare in Love, Henry V (Coward); The Goat, Great Britain (Haymarket); Travesties, A Life in the Theatre (Apollo); Buried Child, The Hothouse, Dealer’s Choice (Trafalgar Studios); The Weir, Hamlet, Madame de Sade, Twelfth Night (Wyndham’s); The Sunshine Boys (Savoy); South Downs, The Browning Version, Death and the Maiden, The Children’s Hour (Comedy/Pinter); Piaf, The Prisoner of Second Avenue (Vaudeville); Frost/Nixon (Gielgud); King Lear, The Seagull (RSC: New London); Bend It Like Beckham (Phoenix); Betty Blue Eyes, Much Ado About Nothing (Novello). Other theatre includes: Three Days in the Country, Rules for Living, Dara, The Silver Tassie, Liolà, Children of the Sun, Port, She Stoops to Conquer, The Cherry Orchard, Women Beware Women, London Assurance, The White Guard, Oedipus, Philistines, The Man of Mode, Thérèse Raquin (National Theatre); Henry IV, Julius Caesar, The Night Alive, Spelling Bee, King Lear, Passion, The Wild Duck, After Miss Julie, Caligula (Donmar Warehouse); Birdland, The Faith Machine, Tusk Tusk (Royal Court); Albion, Ink, The Treatment, Medea (Almeida); Woyzeck, Electra (Old Vic); The Dazzle (Found 111); Travesties, Assassins, Dealer’s Choice (Chocolate Factory).

Broadway includes: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Travesties, Hughie, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Evita, Red, Hamlet, The Seafarer, and Frost/Nixon. Austin was the recipient of the 2017 Olivier Award for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, the 2011 Olivier Award for The White Guard, and both the 2010 Tony Award and the 2010 Drama Desk Award for Red on Broadway.

PAUL GROOTHUIS (Sound Designer). Born in Holland and originally trained as a fine mechanical instrument-maker, Paul studied stage management at Central School of Speech and Drama, leaving in 1981. Having spent six months touring with a David Wood play called The Ideal Gnome Expedition, Paul spent four years working in a recording studio, working his way up from tape operator to resident engineer. He joined the National Theatre sound department in 1984, where, in the following 17 years, he designed the sound for over 120 productions in its three auditoria. Leaving in 2001 to pursue a freelance career, he has been lucky enough to work in all PERFORMANCES MAGAZINE P11

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genres of performing arts, equally enjoying plays, musicals, and dance. Credits include: Anything Goes (National Theatre and Theatre Royal Drury Lane); His Dark Materials, Edmond, Henry V, The Coast of Utopia, and My Fair Lady (National Theatre and Theatre Royal Drury Lane, UK and US tour); Hamlet (1987); The Oedipus Play, Summerfolk, The Merchant of Venice, The Rose Tattoo, Rafta, Rafta…, Candide, and Oklahoma! (National Theatre, Lyceum, and Gershwin, New York); Oh What a Lovely War, A Little Night Music, Lady in the Dark, and Guys and Dolls (National Theatre); Sunday in the Park With George and Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (National Theatre); The King and I (London Palladium, UK Tour); Endgame (Albery); Matthew Bourne’s Nutcracker!, Dorian Gray, The Car Man, Edward Scissorhands, Highland Fling, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, and Carousel (National Theatre, West End, Tokyo); Oliver!

(Palladium, Theatre Royal Drury Lane, UK tour); Mary Poppins (UK, Holland, Austria, and US tour); A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum and Marguerite (West End and Tokyo); The House of Bernarda Alba, Buried Child, Henry IV parts I and II, Acorn Antiques: The Musical!, and Hamlet (National Theatre, 2011); All My Sons (National Theatre and West End); The Cherry Orchard (2011); Children’s Hour, Flare Path, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, Kiss Me, Kate, and Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2012, Chichester and West End); Loyalty, 55 Days, Chariots of Fire, and Good People (Hampstead Theatre); The Pajama Game (Chichester and West End); Private Lives and Neville’s Island (Chichester); Stephen Ward (London); Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (West End); Amadeus, Guys and Dolls, and Gypsy (Chichester). Paul is Creative Associate with Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures Company and Associate (sound) for the Chichester Festival Theatre.

ETTA MURFITT (Associate Artistic Director). For New Adventures: The Red Shoes, Swan Lake, Early Adventures, Cinderella, Dorian Gray, Edward Scissorhands, Highland Fling, Nutcracker!, The Car Man, The Infernal Galop, The Percys of Fitzrovia, Deadly Serious, and Town and Country.

Other credits: Twelfth Night and A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Globe); Tin Drum, Flying Lovers of Vitebsk, 946, Wild Bride, Midnight’s Pumpkin, Steptoe and Son, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, and Dead Dog in a Suitcase (Kneehigh); A Chorus of Disapproval (Harold Pinter Theatre); Rufus Norris’ Sleeping Beauty (Birmingham Rep); Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead (Chichester and Theatre Royal Haymarket); Le nozze di Figaro (Holland Park Opera); The Way of the World (Wilton’s Music Hall); A Midsummer

Night’s Dream (Albery Theatre); and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (West Yorkshire Playhouse). Television and film include: Clara in Nutcracker! (BBC/NVC); Rita in The Car Man (Channel 4); Swan Lake, Late Flowering Lust, Roald Dahl’s Red Riding Hood, and Mrs Hartley and the Growth Centre (all BBC); Storm (Aletta Collins/BBC Dance for the Camera); and Matthew Bourne’s Christmas (Channel 4). Etta is an Associate Artist at The Globe and with Kneehigh Theatre Company as well as the Associate Artistic Director of New Adventures and Re:Bourne.

DUNCAN McLEAN (Projection Designer). West End theatre includes: Big Fish (The Other Palace); Labour of Love (Noël Coward); Matthew Bourne’s The Red Shoes (Sadler’s Wells/UK tour); Committee... (A New Musical), Saint Joan, Limehouse, One Night in Miami..., Privacy, City of Angels, Phyllida Lloyd’s Shakespeare Trilogy, Julius Ceasar, Henry VI, and The Tempest (Donmar Warehouse); Love in Idleness (Menier Chocolate Factory/Apollo); The Hairy Ape, A Flea in Her Ear, The Tempest, The Real Thing, The Norman Conquests, and All About My Mother (Old Vic); The Spoils and Richard III (Trafalgar Studios); The Bodyguard (Adelphi Theatre/Worldwide); Impossible (Noël Coward); Urinetown (Apollo); Shrek The Musical (Drury Lane/UK tour); Derren Brown: Infamous (Palace Theatre/UK tour); Let It Be (Savoy/ UK tour/Worldwide); All New People (Duke of York’s/ UK tour); and Frost/Nixon (Gielgud). New York theatre includes: Matthew Bourne’s The Red Shoes (City Center); Privacy (Public Theater, New York); The Tempest (St. Ann’s Warehouse, New York); Let It Be (St. James); and The Norman Conquests (Circle in the Square). Other theatre includes: The Christmasaurus (Hammersmith Apollo); Nativity The Musical, One Love: The Bob Marley Musical, and The Exorcist (Birmingham Rep); Single Spies and If Only (Chichester Festival Theatre/UK tour); 9 to 5: The Musical (UK tour); and Chris Cox’s Fatal Distraction (UK tour).

International theatre includes: Evita (international tour) and Ghost the Musical (Germany). Events include: Freemasons Tercentenary and War Horse Prom (Royal Albert Hall); The Sherlock Holmes Experience and The Game’s Afoot (Madame Tussaud’s); 28 Days Later, Dr. Strangelove, and Star Wars: Episode V—The Empire Strikes Back (Secret Cinema); and Harry Enfield & Paul Whitehouse—Legends!

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Man, Swan Lake, and Nutcracker! Performance credits for New Adventures include principal roles as Prentice in Play Without Words, The Pilot and The Father in Cinderella, The Prince in Swan Lake, and the title role in Nutcracker!

Neil has taught extensively over his career, including for Laine Theatre Arts, English National Ballet School, Central School of Ballet, Elmhurst School for Dance, Performers College, Phil Winston’s Theatreworks, The Royal Ballet School’s MA/SA Associate Programme, and The London Contemporary Dance School’s CAT Scheme. Neil’s classical ballet performance credits include dancing as a principal and soloist for Northern Ballet Theatre in many productions, including recreating the role of Lieutenant Pinkerton in David Nixon’s UK premiere of Madame Butterfly, Romeo and Paris in Massimo Morricone’s Romeo and Juliet, Pip in Stephano Gianetti’s Great Expectations, Mr. Hyde in Morricone’s Jekyll and Hyde, Pablo in Didy Veldman’s A Streetcar Named Desire, Escamillo in Didy Veldman’s Carmen, Quincy in Michael Pink’s Dracula. For English National Ballet, highlights include: Lord Capulet in Derek Deane’s Romeo and Juliet at The Royal Albert Hall, Bigonzetti’s XNTricities, Balanchine’s Who Cares? plus ENB’s extensive classical repertoire at the Royal Albert Hall, Royal Festival Hall, and London Coliseum. Training: Skelton/Hooper, Dorothy Stevens MBE, Louise Brown OBE, and English National Ballet School.

SHAE VALLEY (Production Supervisor). Broadway: American Son, Saint Joan, How the Grinch... at Madison Square Garden. Off-Broadway: The Low Road, A Parallelogram, That Golden Girls Show! National tours: A Christmas Story, Charlie Brown..., Guys and Dolls, My Fair Lady. Love to T. NICOLE GEHRING (Company Manager) also serves as General Management Associate for NETworks Presentations. In addition to the current NETworks tours on the road, Nicole has toured with the companies of Finding Neverland, Dirty Dancing, and A Christmas Story. Off-Broadway, Nicole was the company manager for PUFFS, Sharon Playhouse’s summer season, and Ken Davenport’s The Awesome 80s Prom. Nicole also had the unique honors of directing Day Old Bagels and Tangled in the Reigns, serving as production manager on the recent revival of PAGEANT, and was the project manager and house manager for the Davenport Theatre during its Off-Broadway opening season. Lastly, she is a proud alum of Point Park University.

CENTER THEATRE GROUP MICHAEL RITCHIE (Artistic Director) is in his 14 season as Center Theatre Group’s Artistic Director, and has led over 200 productions to the Ahmanson Theatre, Mark Taper Forum, and Kirk Douglas Theatre stages, including the premieres of six musicals that moved to Broadway—The Drowsy Chaperone, Curtains, 13, 9 to 5: The Musical, Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, and Leap of Faith—and the Pulitzer Prize in Drama finalist Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo. TH

DOUGLAS C. BAKER (Producing Director) is now in his 29 season at Center Theatre Group. He is an active member of the Broadway League, the Independent Presenters Network, and is a proud member of the Association of Theatrical Press Agents and Managers. In May 2013, Doug received the Broadway League’s prestigious Outstanding Achievement in Presenter Management Award.

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JEFFREY UPAH (General Manager, Ahmanson Theatre) has worked in management at Center Theatre Group since 2006 on more than 50 musicals, plays, and special events including both pre-Broadway productions and Broadway tours. Some of his favorites include Follies, God of Carnage, and The Black Rider (having previously worked on Robert Wilson productions in Boston, Houston, and Sao Paulo, Brazil). Prior to Center Theatre Group, he worked in various capacities at the Santa Fe Opera, Yale Repertory Theatre, American Repertory Theater, and Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival, among others.

GORDON DAVIDSON (Founding Artistic Director) led the Taper throughout its first 38 seasons, guiding over 300 productions to its stage and winning countless awards for himself and the theatre—including the Tony Award for theatrical excellence, Margo Jones Award, The Governor’s Award for the Arts, and a Guggenheim fellowship. The Kentucky Cycle and Angels in America (Part One) won the Pulitzer in consecutive years and, in 1994, three of the four plays nominated for the Tony Award for Best Play were from the Taper (Angels in America won). In 1989, Gordon took over the Ahmanson and, in 2004, he produced the inaugural season in the Kirk Douglas Theatre.

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ADDITIONAL STAFF FOR MATTHEW BOURNE’S CINDERELLA

UK General Management GLF Ltd Jennie Green Kayte Potter Gemma Grieg-Kicks Sara Cormack James Miller Booking enquiries: kayte@greatleapforward.co.uk US General Management Gentry & Associates Gregory Vander Ploeg Nicole Gehring Production Management Don Gilmore for Don Gilmore Productions Tom McEvilly for TALE Production Management UK and US Marketing Elaine McGowan for EMG Media & Marketing UK Press Simon Raw for RawPR Tour Booking, Management InHouse Booking Tracey Stoock McFarland US Company Manager Nicole Gehring UK Company Manager Simon Lacey TOURING CREW US Production Supervisor.................................................Shae Valley Resident Director.................................................. Neil Westmoreland Company Physiotherapist............................................. Joanne Hayes Stage Manager and Show Caller................................. Heather Wilson Head Carpenter..................................................... Christopher Tonini Assistant Carpenter.................................................... Shelby Damron Flyman........................................................................... Ivy Lewellyn Head Electrician/Relighter............................................Natania Tonini Assistant Electrician.................................................. Patty Strathman Assistant Electrician.................................................... Delaney McCowen Head Sound...................................................................Brian Rudell Head Props...........................................................Kristen Rosengren Assistant Props...................................................................Laura Rin Head of Wardrobe........................................................ Kaitlyn Barrett Wardrobe Assistants..................................Emily Staloch, Melissa Payte Head of Wigs.................................................................... Katy Lewis Wigs Assistants................................ Lela Rosenberg, Barbie McCann HANDOVER CREW​ Production Carpenters.............................. Dylan Batdorff, Aaron Nolan Production Electricians..............................Richard Mence, Jeremy Duncan Production Sound............................... Ken Hampton, Andy Meadows Electrician/AV.............................................................. John Campbell Sound................................................................... Matthew Coombes

Flyman.............................................................................. Liam Walls Wardrobe......................................Kevin Kilmister, Lucy Packham-O’Brien Wigs Assistant............................................................... Emily Radjen 2017 PRODUCTION Director and Choreographer......................................Matthew Bourne Restaged by...................................................................... Etta Murfitt Resident Director...................................................Neil Westmoreland Dance Captains........................................... Ashley Shaw, Jack Jones Rehearsal assistants.......... Kerry Biggin, Glenn Graham, Ashley Shaw Education work led by Etta Murfitt, Luke Murphy, and Mami Tomotani FOR CINDERELLA Scenic Contractors...................................................................... Souvenir Drapes.................................................................................. Ken Creasey Scenic Painter.........................................................................Julie Perren Assistant Scenic Designers................................Colin Falconer, Emma Belli Props Supervisor..................................................................Lily Mollgaard Props Makers.................................... Marsha Saunders, Claire Sanderson Sound hire..................................................................Masque Sound LLC Lighting hire.......................................................................White Light Ltd Projection hire................................................... Stage Sound Services Ltd Costume Supervisor.....................................................................Ed Parry Costume Assistant............................................................Annelies Henny Costumes by........................................... Angelina Pieroni, David Plunkett, Emily Kingston-Lee and Kirsti Spence, Frances Hill, Kathy Pedersen, Kevin Mathias, Mark Costello, Naomi Isaacs, Phil Reynolds, Robert Allsopp, Sasha Keir, and Amanda Hall Ball Gowns...........................................................................Jane Johnson Uniforms.....................................................Taff Gillingham for Khaki Devil Knitwear ...............................................................................Trevor Collins Shirts..................................................................................Darcy Clothing Shoes .......Jeff Churchill at Jitterbugboy, Colin Johnson at Johnson Shoes, Dancestore.com, Freeds, Merlin Shoes of Halesworth, Gamba Hats.....................................................................................Simon Dawes Gloves................................................................................Pamela Woods Underwear..........................................................................What Katy Did School Uniform Suppliers....................................................... Andrew Hall Wigs Supervisor.....................................................................Darren Ware Assistant Wig Supervisor......................................................Pav Stalmach Wigs by.............................................................................. The Wig Room International freight.........................................................Henx Europe Ltd Travel Booking........................................................Production Touring Ltd Graphic Design................................................................... Feast Creative Image Photography....................................................... Hugo Glendinning Production Photography..................................................... Johan Persson Insurance Brokers.................................................Andy Rudge for Integro Production Accountants..............................................Nyman Libson Paul

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MUSIC CREDITS Recorded by the 82-piece Cinderella UK Orchestra at Air Studios, 2010 Conductor........................................................................Brett Morris Sound Producer..............................................................Terry Davies Studio Engineer............................................................Nick Woolage Mix Engineer..................................................................Philip Adams Assistant Engineer..........................................................Olga FitzRoy Cinderella, Op. 87 Composed by Sergei Prokofiev Published by G. Schirmer, Inc. in the US CREDITS “Keep Mum, She’s Not So Dumb,” “Let Us Go Forward Together,” and “Hello Boyfriend” images © Imperial War Museum used with kind permission.

The Underground Roundel Logo © ® Transport for London used with kind permission.

“What to do in an Air Raid,” “London City Fire and Damage,” and “London’s Biggest Blitz” archive content © British Pathé Ltd used with kind permission.

The Red Cross emblem is meant to protect military medical services and relief workers during armed conflict, and its use is restricted by law. The producers wish to thank the American Red Cross for their consultation and authorization to use the Red Cross emblem to signify a military hospital during WWII in this production.

GENTRY & ASSOCIATES Chief Executive Officer......................................................Ken Gentry President.............................................................................Orin Wolf Chief Financial Officer..............................................Scott W. Jackson Chief Operating Officer........................................ Jeni Ardizzone-West Executive Vice President....................................................Seth Wenig Senior Director of Finance.................................................John Kinna Controller................................................................... Jennifer Gifford Director of Tour Accounting..........................................Laura S. Carey Director of Marketing/PR...............................................Heather Hess Sr. Director, General Management.................................. Gregory Vander Ploeg Office Manager......................................................... Buddy Piccolino Office Assistant................................................................Carol Jewell NEW ADVENTURES Artistic Director....................................................Sir Matthew Bourne Group Managing Director...............................................Robert Noble Executive Director...................................................... Imogen Kinchin Associate Artistic Director....................................................Etta Murfitt Resident Artist................................................................ Kerry Biggin General Manager Productions............................ Jennie Green for GLF Ltd General Manager............................................................ Louise Allen Company Production Manager....................................... Tom McEvilly Company Manager......................................................... Simon Lacey Project Manager and Resident Practitioner.............................. Paul Smethurst

Projects Manager.................................................. Alexandra Ringham Digital and Audience Engagement Manager.................Nick Kyprianou Administrator.........................................................Radojka Radulovic Digital and Project Assistant.......................................Damie Lemomu Assistant to Matthew Bourne...................................Suzanne Boguzas Press...................................Simon Raw at RawPR +44 (0) 7818 444115

Founder Artistic Associate....................................... Scott Ambler, 1960-2018 Associate Artists............................. Lez Brotherston, Paule Constable, Terry Davies, Paul Groothuis, Brett Morris Trustees ................................................. Jeanette Siddall CBE (Chair), Sean Egan, Brenda Emmanus, Helen Protheroe, Arielle Smith, Dr Kaneez Shaid MBE, Kenneth Tharp CBE Patrons....Dame Darcey Bussell DBE, Tom Daley, David Walliams OBE Matthew Bourne would like to thank the original 1997 cast.

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MICHAEL RITCHIE Artistic Director DOUGLAS C. BAKER Producing Director ARTISTIC NEEL KELLER...............................................................Associate Artistic Director KELLEY KIRKPATRICK................................................. Associate Artistic Director DIANE RODRIGUEZ..................................................... Associate Artistic Director LINDSAY ALLBAUGH.............................................................. Associate Producer PATRICIA GARZA ....................................Line Producer, Special Artistic Projects IAN-JULIAN WILLIAMS ....................................Program Coordinator, Block Party TIFFANY SLAGLE ...................................................................... Literary Assistant MATTHEW BOURNE, DANAI GURIRA, ANNA D. SHAPIRO ......................................................................Associate Artists DAVID ADJMI (FADIMAN), LUIS ALFARO, JON ROBIN BAITZ, SHEILA CALLAGHAN (FADIMAN), STEVE CUIFFO, LISA D’AMOUR, WILL ENO (FADIMAN), JENNIFER HALEY, ALESHEA HARRIS, LARS JAN, NANCY KEYSTONE, LISA KRON, KIMBER LEE, YOUNG JEAN LEE, MATTHEW LOPEZ, TREY LYFORD, RICHARD MONTOYA, JANINE NABERS (FADIMAN), QUI NGUYEN, LYNN NOTTAGE, MARCO RAMIREZ, SARAH RUHL, ROGER GUENVEUR SMITH, GEOFF SOBELLE, MARIKE SPLINT, LUIS VALDEZ, PAULA VOGEL, TRACEY SCOTT WILSON (FADIMAN), KAREN ZACARÍAS (FADIMAN)........................................... Commissioned Artists LUIS ALFARO, AZIZA BARNES, DIANA BURBANO, NOAH HAIDLE, ADITI BRENNAN KAPIL, BRIAN OTAÑO, RUBY RAE SPIEGEL............................................L.A. Writers’ Workshop Members EDUCATION, ENGAGEMENT, AND COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS LESLIE K. JOHNSON............. Director of Social Strategy, Innovation and Impact KATHRYN MACKENZIE ................................................ Director of Administration TYRONE DAVIS.....................................................Audience Engagement Director TRACI KWON.................................................. Arts Education Initiatives Director JESUS REYES...................................................Community Partnerships Director CAMILLE SCHENKKAN..................................Next Generation Initiatives Director JAQUELYN JOHNSON...........................................Audience Engagement Manager SONDRA MAYER............................Concessions Manager (Kirk Douglas Theatre) ADAM NICOLAI.................................................Arts Education Program Manager FELIPE M. SANCHEZ............................................................Emerging Artists and Arts Professionals Program Manager ANNE MARIE ACOSTA.....................................................Administrative Assistant DEBRA PIVER................................................................. Resident Teaching Artist ALEKSEJ AARSAETHER.....................Temporary Internship Program Coordinator MICHAELA BULKLEY....................... Temporary Career Fair Program Coordinator COURTNEY CLARK.................................................Temporary Program Assistant MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION NAUSICA STERGIOU................................................................... General Manager JEFFREY UPAH ...........................................................................General Manager KATIE SOFF.................................................................Associate General Manager ERIC SIMS..................................................................Associate General Manager CASEY McDERMOTT..................................................Associate General Manager MEGAN ALVORD....................................................................... Company Manager ALANA BEIDELMAN.......................... Executive Assistant to the Artistic Director PRODUCTION JOE HAMLIN........................................................................ Director of Production KRYSTIN MATSUMOTO.......................................................... Production Manager CHRISTOPHER REARDON......................................................Production Manager KATIE CHEN...........................................................Assistant Production Manager ERIN TIFFANY........................................................Assistant Production Manager ERICA LARSON..................................................................Production Coordinator SHAWN ANDERSON.................................... Head Carpenter (Ahmanson Theatre) JAMES WRIGHT.......................................... Head Electrician (Ahmanson Theatre) ROBERT SMITH.................................................Head Sound (Ahmanson Theatre) SHANE ANDERSON............................................Head Flyrail (Ahmanson Theatre) GARY MARTHALER............................ Wardrobe Supervisor (Ahmanson Theatre) MARY WARDE......................................................... Hair and Make-up Supervisor .............................................................................................. (Ahmanson Theatre) CHRISTINE L. COX.......................................House Manager (Ahmanson Theatre) EMMET KAISER............................................Head Carpenter (Mark Taper Forum) MARY ROMERO........................................... Head Properties (Mark Taper Forum) AARON STAUBACH......................................Head Electrician (Mark Taper Forum) BONES MALONE................................................ Head Sound (Mark Taper Forum) DENNIS SEETOO.................................. Wardrobe Supervisor (Mark Taper Forum) RICK GEYER.............................. Hair & Make-up Supervisor (Mark Taper Forum) LINDA WALKER ........................................... House Manager (Mark Taper Forum) ADAM PHALEN .............................................. Head Audio (Kirk Douglas Theatre) SEAN MEYER .......................................... Light Board Programmer and Operator ...........................................................................................(Kirk Douglas Theatre) CAMBRIA CHICHI............................Wardrobe Supervisor (Kirk Douglas Theatre)

BEN GRAY..............................................Stage Supervisor (Kirk Douglas Theatre) CHAD SMITH............................................................ Associate Technical Director LEE O’REILLY........................................................... Associate Technical Director SEAN KLOC...................................................................................... Shop Foreman MERRIANNE NEDREBERG................................................................ Prop Director KATE REINLIB..................................................................Associate Prop Manager CANDICE CAIN........................................................................... Costume Director BRENT M. BRUIN..............................................................Costume Shop Manager MADDIE KELLER..................................................................... Costume Generalist WHITNEY OPPENHEIMER..........................Resident Assistant Costume Desginer KAT PATTERSON......................................Resident Assistant Costume Designer SWANTJE TUOHINO........................................................................................Tailor OPERATIONS DAWN HOLISKI............................................ Director of Operations and Facilities PETER WYLIE................................................................. Office Services Manager ELIZABETH LEONARD................................................... Senior Facilities Manager MAX OKEN................................................................................ Facilities Manager JULIO A. CUELLAR.......................................................................Driver/Custodian BO FOXWORTH, JOE HALLAM.....................................................................Drivers FINANCE, INFORMATION SYSTEMS, AND HUMAN RESOURCES CHERYL SHEPHERD...........................................................Chief Financial Officer SARAH STURDIVANT.................................... Director of Finance and Technology SUZANNE BROWN.................................................................................. Controller DANNY LAMPSON OPSTAD...................................................Accounting Manager NAKISA ASCHTIANI......................................................... Senior Staff Accountant ALEGRIA SENA........................................................................... Staff Accountant XOCHITL RAMIREZ.................................................. Accounts Payable Supervisor KERRY LARICK.....................................................................Accounting Assistant JESSICA HERNANDEZ................................................................. Payroll Manager JUAN MARTINEZ......................................................................... Payroll Specialist TOM MEGALE................................................... Director of Business Applications ASH LEWIS........................................................................ Systems Administrator JANELLE TORRES...................................... Senior Tessitura & Web Administrator JODY HORWITZ........................................................Director of Human Resources PJ. PHILLIPS.................................................Senior Human Resources Generalist MELISSA MCCAFFREY...........................................Human Resources Generalist MOSS ADAMS............................................................................................. Auditor MICHAEL C. DONALDSON, LISA A. CALLIF..................................... Legal Counsel GIBSON, DUNN & CRUTCHER......................................................... Legal Counsel INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT YVONNE CARLSON BELL..........................Director of Institutional Advancement TYLER ENNIS................................ Deputy Director of Institutional Advancement JASON CABRAL....................... Director of Advancement Operations & Analytics LOUIE ANCHONDO............................... Director of Events & Corporate Relations ASHLEY TIERNEY.......................................................Director of the Annual Fund TERRA GOULDEN..........................................................Senior Major Gifts Officer KATY HILTON...............Associate Director of Foundation & Government Support LAURA HITE............................Associate Director of Gift Operations & Reporting MANDI OR.....................................................Associate Director of Special Events RYAN WAGNER...............................................Associate Director of Donor Data & .......................................................................................Communication Strategy VANESSA WHEELER..............................Associate Director of Prospect Research MOLLY COTTEN........................................................................ Major Gifts Officer CHRISTY LAMB..........................................................Corporate Relations Officer DENEEN O’NEILL..............................................Board Liaison and Administrator KIM OKAMURA............................................................................. Grants Manager SARAH RIDDLE..................................................................Annual Fund Manager ERIN SCHLABACH.......................... Donor Stewardship & Recognition Strategist ELIZABETH DELLORUSSO...................................................... Annual Fund Officer DONALD JOLLY................................... Advancement Communications Specialist EDUARDO MOLLINEDO-PIÑÓN.......................... Advancement Database Analyst MIKE RATTERMAN........................................................ Donor Advisor Supervisor ERIC SEPPALA................................................Executive Assistant to the Director ................................................................................of Institutional Advancement MATTHEW SUTPHIN................................................... Special Events Coordinator OLIVIA BERUMEN......................................... Advancement Operations Associate SOHINI RISAM............................................ Institutional Advancement Assistant AL BERMAN, BENJAMIN SCHWARTZ, NICOLE SCIPIONE, PAUL VITAGLIANO...........................................Donor Advisors KARLA GALVEZ, JUSTINE PEREZ................................ Donor Services Associates MURRAY E. HELTZER, EARL KLASKY.............................Development Volunteers

MARKETING DEBORAH WARREN..............................................................Director of Marketing GARRETT COLLINS.................................................... Marketing Strategy Director KYLE HALL...................................................................................Creative Director ARIE LEVINE..........................................Senior Marketing Manager, Ahmanson & .................................................................................................. Mark Taper Forum KIYOMI EMI.........................................Marketing Manager, Promotions & Events EMYLI GUDMUNDSON.........................Marketing Manager, Kirk Douglas Theatre CAROLINE THOMPSON/IMPACT 123............................................ Media Planning DEANNA McCLURE........................................................... Art and Design Director IRENE T. KANESHIRO....................................................... Senior Design Manager SANDI SILBERT............................................................................ Senior Designer TARA NITZ.....................................................................................Senior Designer JAVIER VASQUEZ............................................. Senior Designer-Digital Specialist COMMUNICATIONS JAMES SIMS..............................................................Director of Communications JASON MARTIN........................................................................... Head of Publicity KRISTI AVILA............................................................................................ Publicist KAREN BACELLAR.........................................................................Junior Publicist SARAH ROTHBARD.....................................................Associate Editorial Director TYLER EMERSON............................................................Digital Product Manager RUTH GUERRA........................................................ Communications Coordinator REZA VOJDANI ......................................................Communications Coordinator SAMMY LOPEZ.............................................................. Social Media Coordinator HAL BANFIELD......................................................................Multimedia Producer TICKET SALES AND SERVICES SHAWN ROBERTSON............................................................ Ticket Sales Director SKYPP CABANAS............................................ Senior Manager, Ticket Operations NICOLE MEDINA.....................................................Ticket Operations Coordinator MICHAEL ZOLDESSY............................................Senior Manager, Account Sales SANDY CZUBIAK........................................................... Audience and Subscriber ....................................................................................................Services Director JENNIFER BAKER, CHERYL HAWKER, RICHARD RAGSDALE.......................................... Audience Services Supervisors ALICE CHEN................................................. Audience Services Asst. Supervisor MICHAEL ESPINOZA, GARY HOLLAND....... Audience Services Sales Associates SAM AARON, JESSICA ABROMAVICH, JEREMIE ARENCIBIA, KIMBERLY ARENCIBIA, VICKI BERNDT, DAVID BETANCOURT, ALEJANDRA DE PAZ, KAITLYN GALVEZ, ANASTASHIA GARCIA, ELIANA HERNANDEZ-FAUSTO, CHRISTINE PEDROZA, EILEEN PEREZ, CHRISTIAN UNGER..............Audience Services Representatives DANUTA SIEMAK................................................ Subscriber Services Supervisor CHRISTINA GUTIERREZ ........................... Subscriber Services Asst. Supervisor IRENE CHUANG, LIGIA PISTE, PETER STALOCH....................Subscriber Services ..........................................................................................Senior Representatives SARAH K. GONTA .................................................................. Box Office Treasurer ANGELICA CARBAJAL, KISHISA ROSS................................. Assistant Treasurers KEANA JACKSON, MICHAEL KEMPISTY, KEVIN LAUVER, CRIS SPACCA, MICHAEL VALLE................................................... Box Office Staff KERRY KORF.................................................................. Priority Services Director CANDICE WALTERS............................................ Priority Services Sales Manager PAUL CUEN, KRISTEN SCHRASS............................... Priority Services Managers SOFIJA DUTCHER......................................Priority Services Assistant Supervisor ................................................................................................................................

BEALENE AHERN, REILLY ALLEN, CLAY BUNKER, RITA CANNON, MAGGIE DODD, NATALIE DRESSEL, MARC “BYRON” DROTMAN, FRANK ENSENBERGER, LOU GEORGE, BRAD GRIFFITH, CONSTANCE HARCAR, SHEP KOSTER, JULIANNA OJEDA, IAN PRICE, MICHAEL SMITH, BRITTANY VILLARS, DIANE WARD....................................................Priority Services Representatives LINDSAY A. JENKINS..................................................Artistic Research Assistant

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Center Theatre Group Corporate Circle WORLD PREMIERE An L.A. Theatre Works Original Commission

Sheri Biller, Founding Chair The Corporate Circle is comprised of companies that support Center Theatre Group’s education and community partnership programs. Members receive VIP concierge service at theatres in Los Angeles, New York, and London, complimentary and discounted tickets to our shows, business development opportunities, and more.

For more information, call Christy Lamb at 213.972.3667. (DONORS LISTED AS OF DECEMBER 15, 2018.)

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Biting social satire and passionate romance take center stage in this new adaptation of E.M. Forster’s lush Victorian novel. A chance encounter in Florence leads to a pitched romantic rivalry that forces Lucy Honeychurch to examine what it truly means to love fearlessly.

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INTERNATIONAL CURTAIN CALL

2019 Deluxe Opera & Music Tours BERLIN & HAMBURG May 6 – 19, 2019

BERLIN: TOSCA (Yoncheva; Ilincai, Dobber); BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA (Crebassa; Mironov, Orendt); RIENZI (Teige,Kerl); TANNHAUSER (Bell; Seiffert, Keelyside); LOHENGRIN (Nylund, Smirnova; Johansson, Bauer,Lundgren); BARENBOIM/ RACHVELISHVILI CONCERT (Mozart Piano Concerto#27; Prokofiev Alexander Nevsky).

HAMBURG: LA BELLE HÉLÈNE (Aldrich); FANCIULLA DEL WEST (Kampe;Beri,Sgura); ILLUSIONS–LIKE SWAN LAKE (Neumeier); THERESE Opera Premiere (Elbphilharmonie) – 5-Star Deluxe Hotels – Kempinski Adlon Berlin & Marriott Hamburg

VIENNA & MUNICH

Center Theatre Group Inner Circle The Inner Circle is an organization of community leaders who provide outstanding support to Center Theatre Group. In appreciation, members enjoy a host of special benefits, including meetthe-artist receptions, backstage tours, premium theatre seating, and much more. Thank you to our multi-year donors, whose gifts ensure a secure base for our future. For information, call Donor Engagement at 213.972.7564. (DONORS LISTED AS OF DECEMBER 8, 2018.)

GUARDIAN CIRCLE ($18,000+) MULTI-YEAR DONORS

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“Nothing short of a masterpiece.”

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Feb 5–Mar 3 Book by Terrence McNally Music by Stephen Flaherty Lyrics by Lynn Ahrens Based on the novel Ragtime by E. L. Doctorow Directed by David Lee Choreographed by Mark Esposito

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ADVOCATE CIRCLE ($2,400+) MULTI-YEAR DONORS: Anonymous (2), Mr. Moe Blumin, The Saul Brandman Foundation, Sandy & Mayer Brenner, Hon. Candace Cooper (Ret), Gaylen Kobayashi, Mary Anne Lucero, Loris & Kory Lunsford, Julien Minard, Helene G. Mochedlover, Rob & Leslie Nagby, Michelle Nuttall, Cynthia Ann Petty, Kurt & Keli Skarin, Leslie Smith, Roberta Smith, James & Diane Staes, Paulette Toumazos & Michael Lorenz, Joyce Huyett Turner & Craig Turner, Lori Williams & Stephen Schulte | ANNUAL DONORS: Anonymous (10), David Abshier, Anthony Alvarado & Desiree Carvajal, Katherine Annuschat, Mrs. Jacqueline Applebaum, Sandra Aronberg, M.D. & Charles Aronberg, M.D., Ramsey Avery & Scott Ault, Deborah G. Baine, Adrianna & Jay Balaban, Ginger G. Bauer, Marjorie Beale, Beth Bennett & Larry McAdams, Susan & Adam Berger, Mr. & Mrs. John Bettfreund, Peter & Helen Bing, Michele Paley & Len Blonder, Yvonne Bogdanovich & Family, Richard & Pat Bongeorno, Nancy Brandel, Sandra & Robert Braun, Marti Breier, Andrea Breuer, Janice R. Brittain, Dr. Lisa Bukaty & Mr. Raymond M. Bukaty, Beth Burnam, Melinda Carmichael, Thomas J. Carmichael, Sandra L. Carter, Don & Ellen Castleman, Mrs. James L. Chew, Ms. Jean F. Cohen, Joanne R. Cohen, Carrie Cooper,

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Rosanne Cash

FEBRUARY ARTURO O’FARRILL AND THE AFRO LATIN JAZZ ORCHESTRA With Changüí Majadero Sat Feb 2 | 8PM 1776 THE MUSICAL Fri Feb 8 | 8PM Sat Feb 9 | 3 & 8PM Sun Feb 10 | 3PM TEMPESTA DI MARE BAROQUE PLAYERS A Tale of Two Italian Cities — Chamber Music from Venice and Naples Fri Feb 14 | 8PM

T O N Y AWA R D -W I N N E R F O R B E S T M U S I C A L

ROSANNE CASH AND BAND SHE REMEMBERS EVERYTHING Sun Feb 17 | 7PM

“It’s also, I think, one of the best books—if not the best—ever written for musical theatre...”

SUSANA BACA WITH BANDA MAGDA Special Appearance by Michael League Fri Feb 22 | 8PM

– LIN-MANUEL MIRANDA, PLAYBILL

Cirque Éloize - Saloon

MARCH MARTHA GRAHAM DANCE COMPANY THE EVE PROJECT Sat Mar 2 | 8PM CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY OF LINCOLN CENTER – RUSSIAN MASTERY Thu Mar 7 | 8PM DISNEY’S SILLY SYMPHONY ANIMATED SHORTS WITH LIVE ORCHESTRA Sun Mar 10 | 3PM Presentation licensed by Disney Concerts. © All rights reserved.

ANTONIO SANCHEZ - BAD HOMBRE FEATURING MIGRATION Wed Mar 13 | 8PM Thu Mar 14 | 8PM Susana Baca

W. Kamau Bell

Ted Cordes, Judy Tishkoff & Keith Crasnick, Kathryn Crown, Steve & Linda Darling, Ron de Salvo, James and Lynne DeWitt, Norma & Al Diaz, Dorskind Family Foundation, Betty J. Dranow, Ms. Laurie Dubchansky, Mr. & Mrs. Gene B. Duncan, Mr. Richard Nupoll, James & Marie Earl, Mr. Fred M. Edwards Jr., Jill & Bob Eisfelder, Kenneth Erlich & Louise Halevy, Ellen Eubanks, Victoria I. Evers, Jim Bright & Lucy Farber, Johanna & Gene Felder, Edwin & MaryAnn Feo, Robert Finkel & Adelle Gross, Joan & Marty Flax, Ruth Fleming-Stephens, Marilynn S. Fong, Matthew & Sherry Frank, Rosalie Friis-Ross, Howard J. Fulfrost, Dr. Robert Gasway & Kristen Wong, Lesley & Dr. Kenneth H. Geiger, Kate & Dr. Stephen Geller, Jeanne K. Gerson, Patrick & Frank Gibson-McMinn, Sandy Ginsburg, Traute & Gene Gleeson, Howard Gleicher, Gary Jackson & Linda Globerman, M.D., Dr. Irene Goldenberg, Barbara Gollin, Tanya & David Goodman, Myles & Barbara Goodson, Dr. Sudha & Dr. Gopal Govindarajan, Peggy A. Grant, Terry Grossman, Abbas & Lynda Hadjian, Kate A. Halkett, Ms. Rose Ann Hall, Scott Hall & Rhonda Church, Audrey & Paul Hanneman, Phyllis & J. Michael Hennigan, Dorothy Hoffman, Dorothy K. Hull, Ralph & Ruth Isaacs, Dr. & Mrs. Robert Itami, Karen & Jake Jacobs, Lynda & Mitchell Jacobs, In Memory of Wayne Jervis, Jr., Starr C. Johnson, Janet & Steve Kahane, Sally Karbelnig, Cynthia & Jerry Kay, Joanne & Dennis Keith, Albert Kelly & Marjorie Stevens Kelly, Joel Kelly & Hedda Jayson, Judith G. Kelly, Sharon Kerson, Dr. K. Alex Kim, Carol Kindler, Irene & Marvin H. Kleinberg, Bill Kobin & Frances Goodman, Fred & Sheri Kuppers, Lena, Mark, Jodi & Emily Labowe, Earle & Sharon Lambert, Katherine L’Amour, Mr. & Mrs. Herbert A. Lampert, Julie Lawrence, David and Janet Lazier, Jo Ann Lee, Ned Leiba, Richard & Vivian Levy, Mae & Hugh Lichtig, Patty Loch, Allan & Helen Gordon Lowy, Marge & Bill MacLaughlin, Ginny Mancini, Janice E. Mangerino, Mrs. Clifford Marshall, Mr. & Mrs. Dennis G. Martin, Laura & Jim Maslon, Margaret L. Mathews, Daniel Mayeda & Susan Rosales, Dr. Rosie M. Mayfield, Michael & Marian Kleinman, Theresa L. McConville, Eric Winston & Jacqueline McIntyre-Winston, Neil McLean, Robert L. Mendow, Don & Lorena Meza, Lary & Mary Anne Mielke, Carolyn Miller, Nicole L. Miner & Celia Ruskin, Arleen Miya, Francoise Schmutz & Antonio Morawski, Mr. Jacques Nack Ngue, Isabel Friend Newman, Russell Noel, Dale & Ayako Okuno, Jose J. Palacios & Amanda Reyes, Mr. & Mrs. Mark M. Panatier, Mr. Robert S. Paris, Thomas Payne, Carole Pelton, Carol Phillips & Bob Shapiro, Barry & Jane McCullough, Barrett Porter, Dr. Stephen C. Rabin, Courtney Rangen, Ms. Carlene Ringer, Belinda Robins, Ernesto & Richard Rocco-Davies, Bingo Roncelli, Rabbi & Mrs. Moshe Rothblum, Linda R. Saltzman, Anne Schrader, Mr. & Mrs. John Schulte, Drs. T.V. Scott & Karen Hill Scott, Jean L. Scroggy, Ruth & Mitchell Shapiro, Lynn Sharp, Susan & Michael Shore, In Memory of Ruth & Leon Sirkin, Scott Sigman, Karen & Gordon Silverstein, Mrs. & Dr. Robert Simon, David & Irene Smith, Mr. Ricardo Sosapavon, Marilyn & Errol Stambler, Carol Stein Sterling & James Sterling, Bobbie Stern, Ms. Gail Goldberg Stoter, Deborah K. Streiber, Stephen & Karen Sweeney, Sheila & Lawrence Teplin, Susan & William Tinkley, Rob & Dinah Titcher, Dianne Tomita, Elizabeth Topkis, Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Traver, Ms. Andrea Valcourt, Carol Vernon & Robert Turbin, Claire Vincent, M. June Walden, Denise & Peter Walsh, Winifred P. & William Weisinger, Lauri Weiss, Kathy Weisshaar, Dr. Clyde Wesp, Pat West, Leilani Jones Wilmore, Dr. Libby F. Wilson, Michele A. Kerr Wolfe, Jill Wondries, Bonnie L. Wong, Madelon Yamamoto, Myrna & Stanley Zimmerman

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Lacking the fi ne corsetry tradition and chic lingerie culture of our European sisters, we have been sold a bill of cheaply made goods. While dispiriting for ladies in the A–C cup range, this is a full-blown disaster for fuller busted gals.

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A [Fig. A ] The woman on the left is

wearing a properly fitted, cut and sew, underwire bra made in Europe.

The wire rests comfortably under the breast and against the body, encasing all of the breast tissue. She can barely feel it. The band fits snug and level, taking most of the weight off the shoulders. Her breasts are centered and lifted, lengthening the waist, and creating a lean and shapely silhouette.

B [Fig. B] The woman on the right

has gone to a department store to be fitted. They don’t carry her size (32G), so they gave her what they called a “sister size”: 38DD. The band is far too loose and the cup is allowing her breasts to push out at the sides and bottom. The loose band has ridden up to her shoulder blades and all the weight is on her shoulders.

Sponsors Center Theatre Group is grateful to these companies for their generous support.

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Royce Hall, UCLA April 17, 2019 at 8:00 p.m.

Government Funders California Arts Council The City of Culver City City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs Los Angeles County Arts Commission U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

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Ovation Circle Planned Gifts Center Theatre Group is grateful to these donors, whose deferred estate gifts to our endowment ensure the organization’s financial well-being for generations to come. $1,000,000+ Shirley & Irving Ashkenas, Judith & Thomas Beckmen, Kirk & Anne Douglas, The Doug Jones and John Sanger Theater Ticket Fund, Richard & Julie Kagan, Martin Massman, Betty McMicken in honor of Jeanette Shammas, Diane & Leon Morton, Peter & Susan Van Haften, Carol Vernon & Robert Turbin | $500,000+ Richard & Norma Camp, Mary Levin Cutler, Susan Grode, Virginia Hayes, Ann & Stephen F. Hinchliffe, Jr., Merle & Peter Mullin, Linda S. Peterson, Sue Tsao, Magda & Frederick R. Waingrow | $250,000+ Pamela & Dennis Beck, Bill Cohn & Dan Miller, Amy Forbes & Andrew Murr, Patricia Glaser & Sam Mudie, Edward L. Rada, The estate of Frank J. Sherwood, Maggy Simon, I.H. Sutnick, Susan & William Weintraub | $100,000+ W. Lee Bailey, M.D., Angela Bardowell, Allan & Joan Burns, Deborah M. Hyde, Sarah & Andy Kane, Dr. & Mrs. Jack Kavanaugh, The Paul Kowal Charitable Foundation, Darell L. Krasnoff, Sandra Krause & William Fitzgerald, Joyce & Kent Kresa, Steven Llanusa & Glenn Miya, M.D., Carol & Douglas Mancino, Nan Rae, Bruce & Randy Ellen Ross, Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Wallace, Margaret H. White | $50,000+ The Moira Byrne Foster Foundation, Mr. Kim L. Hunter, Sally & Frank Raab, Wes Schaefer & Cathy King-Schaefer | $25,000+ Charles Dillingham & Susan D. Clines, Mr. & Mrs. Walter E. Grauman, Bob & Renee Nunn

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Entertainment Circle Center Theatre Group wishes to acknowledge our generous supporters in the Entertainment Circle, who are leaders in the entertainment industry. Thank you to our multi-year donors, whose gifts ensure a secure base for our future. For information, call Donor Engagement at 213.972.7564. (DONORS LISTED AS OF DECEMBER 8, 2018.)

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Jay Rasulo

Robert J. Abernethy Cindy Miscikowski Vice Chairs

Lisa See

Rachel S. Moore President and Chief Executive Officer Diane G. Medina Secretary Susan M. Wegleitner Treasurer

Joseph Rice Richard K. Roeder Catharine Soros Marc I. Stern Philip A. Swan Cary H. Thompson Walter F. Ulloa Timothy S. Wahl Alyce Williamson Jay Wintrob

William Taylor Assistant Treasurer and Chief Financial Officer

Rollin A. Ransom General Counsel

MEMBERS AT LARGE Charles F. Adams

DIRECTORS EMERITI Peter K. Barker

William H. Ahmanson Wallis Annenberg Jill Baldauf Phoebe Beasley Darrell Brown Kimaada M. Brown Dannielle Campos Greg T. Geyer Lisa Gilford Kiki Ramos Gindler Maria Rosario Jackson Glenn Kaino Cary J. Lefton David Lippman

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Leave of absence

Judith Beckmen Eli Broad Ronald W. Burkle Amb. (ret.) John B. Emerson* Lois Erburu Richard M. Ferry Brindell Gottlieb Bernard A. Greenberg Stephen F. Hinchliffe, Jr. Amb. (ret.) Glen A. Holden Stuart M. Ketchum Amb. (ret.) Lester B. Korn

Richard Lynn Martinez

Kent Kresa

Bowen “Buzz” H. McCoy Mattie McFaddenLawson

Robert F. Maguire, III Ginny Mancini

Elizabeth Michelson

Walter M. Mirisch

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Shelby Notkin Michael Pagano Cynthia M. Patton Rory Pullens Max Ramberg ^

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Los Angeles —the cultural hub of the country — is home to America’s most diverse population and more entertainment options and venues than anywhere else in the U.S. A s one of the nation’s largest performing arts centers, and as a cultural and civic anchor in Los Angeles County, The Music Center convenes artists, communities and ideas with the goal of deepening the cultural lives of every resident in the county. To help realize its vision, The Music Center is poised to become a multidisciplinary arts center for the 21st century, not only as a home for classical art forms, but also as a driving artistic voice for diversity and inclusion that reflects and responds to the ever-evolving landscape of Los Angeles. Through compelling programs that are relevant to a range of audiences, serving Los Angeles in all its breadth, The Music Center is both the home and the force behind some of the greatest creative expression today.

OFFICERS Lisa Specht Board Chair

* Chairman Emeritus

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Linda Vista CENTER THEATRE GROUP @ Mark Taper Forum Thru 2/17 FRI 01 FEB / 8:00 p.m.

Britten & Strauss LA PHIL @ Walt Disney Concert Hall Thru 2/3 FRI 01 FEB / 8:30 p.m.

The Wooster Group: The B-Side: “Negro Folklore from Texas State Prisons,” A Record Album Interpretation REDCAT @ Roy And Edna Disney / CalArts Theater Thru 2/3 FRI 01 FEB / 12:15 p.m.

Grand Park’s LUNCH À LA PARK: Yoga reTREAT @ Grand Park Performance Lawn Every Wed/Fri SUN 03 FEB / 7:30 p.m.

Paul Jacobs LA PHIL @ Walt Disney Concert Hall MON 04 FEB / 8:30 p.m.

Madison Brookshire: Pure Time REDCAT @ Roy And Edna Disney / CalArts Theater TUE 05 FEB / 11:00 a.m.

Grand Park’s LUNCH À LA PARK: Food Trucks @ Grand Park Every Tue/Wed/Thu TUE 05 FEB / 8:00 p.m.

Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella CENTER THEATRE GROUP @ Ahmanson Theatre Thru 3/10

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Chinese New Year LA PHIL @ Walt Disney Concert Hall Thru 2/7

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William Grant Still & the Harlem Renaissance: Symphony No. 1 LA PHIL @ Walt Disney Concert Hall

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Buddha Passion LA PHIL @ Walt Disney Concert Hall Thru 2/9

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William Grant Still & the Harlem Renaissance: Symphony No. 4 LA PHIL @ Walt Disney Concert Hall

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Kevin Young REDCAT @ Roy And Edna Disney / CalArts Theater

TUE 19 FEB / 8:00 p.m.

All-Brahms LA PHIL @ Walt Disney Concert Hall

SAT 09 FEB / 11:30 p.m.

Sleepless: The Music Center After Hours THE MUSIC CENTER @ Dorothy Chandler Pavilion

THU 21 FEB / 7:30 p.m.

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REDCAT @ Roy And Edna Disney / CalArts Theater Thru 2/24

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Accademia Bizantina LA PHIL @ Walt Disney Concert Hall

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THU 14 FEB / 6:00 p.m.

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Dudamel Conducts Mahler LA PHIL @ Walt Disney Concert Hall Thru 3/3

2019 SAT 16 FEB / 7:00 p.m.

Eric Whitacre’s The Sacred Veil LA MASTER CHORALE @ Walt Disney Concert Hall Thru 2/17

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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES Support from the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors plays an invaluable role in the successful operation of The Music Center.

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