Celebrating Veterans and the Arts by College of Visual and Performing Arts

HYLTON PERFORMING ARTS CENTER presents

Celebrating Veterans and the Arts: A Virtual Concert Featuring Darden Purcell, Jay Ungar and Molly Mason, and Voices of Service Saturday, November 14, 2020 at 8 p.m.

Veterans and the Arts Initiative Sponsors

2020–2021 Hylton Performing Arts Center Season Sponsor

PROGRAM ORDER Darden Purcell Jay Ungar and Molly Mason Voices of Service

MEET THE ARTISTS DARDEN PURCELL is an active featured soloist with symphony orchestras, big bands, and small ensembles, and a band leader and Jazz vocal educator. Purcell has shared the stage with artists such as George Benson, Eric Alexander, Terell Stafford, Chip McNeill and Jim Pugh, and ensembles such as the Airmen of Note, the Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra, the Navy Commodores, The U.S. Army Blues, the American Festival Pops Orchestra, and the National Symphony Orchestra. She has performed in concerts halls and clubs throughout the world, including Blues Alley, the Kennedy Center (backup vocals for George Benson and Sara Bareilles), Wolf Trap, Club Bonafide (New York City), and JazzB (São Paulo, Brazil). As an educator, her groups have been invited to perform at the Kansas City Jazz Summit, Tiffin University Accent Vocal Jazz Festival, and the

Jazz Education Network (JEN) conference. Dr. Purcell is the Director of Jazz Studies, Jazz Voice instructor, and director of the award-winning Mason Jazz Vocal Ensemble at George Mason University. Visit Darden online at dardenpurcell.com. SHAWN PURCELL has shared the stage with, recorded with, and/or toured with artists such as Terell Stafford, Tim Warfield, Sean Jones, the Chicago Jazz Ensemble, the Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra, Jim Pugh, The Afro Bop Alliance, and many others. Purcell’s discography includes Chip McNeill’s The Whirl, Steve Fidyk’s Heads Up! and Allied Forces, the Alan Baylock Jazz Orchestra’s Prime Time featuring trumpeter Doc Severinsen, Darden Purcell’s Easy Living and Where the Blue Begins, and Ben Patterson Jazz Orchestra’s Vital Frequencies featuring saxophonist Chris Potter. He recently released Symmetricity, his first recording as a leader, on Armored Records. From 1996 to 2004, Purcell served as guitarist with the Airmen of Note and is currently a member of the U.S. Navy Band Commodores jazz ensemble. Purcell is an adjunct professor of jazz studies at George Mason University, and earned his DMA in Jazz Performance from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. His compositions and arrangements have been performed by small and large ensembles throughout the U.S. Visit Shawn online at shawnpurcell.com.

Born in Baltimore, Maryland, WADE BEACH has performed in the Washington, D.C., area for many years, working with jazz and pop artists such as Eddie Harris, Billy Harper, Gary Bartz, Richie Cole, Grady Tate, Keeter Betts, Andrew White, the Jackson Five, Barry White, and the Dells. He is a veteran of the United States Air Force Band, performing with the Combos and the Airmen of Note for three presidents, and with artists Peter Erskine, Bob Berg, Tommy Newsom, Joe Williams, Ernie Watts, Arturo Sandoval and Dave Liebman, and has traveled throughout the world as well as performing at notable locations such as the Kennedy Center, Wolf Trap, and Carnegie Hall. Beach has been on faculty at Prince George’s Community College and Northern Virginia Community College and is currently Adjunct Professor of Jazz Piano at George Mason University, where he is the instructor for the Jazz combos and Jazz/Commercial Piano class. He also teaches applied piano lessons. REGAN BROUGH began playing electric bass at age 11 for his family steel band, Pan Jam. The son of a university percussion professor, he was expected to play a wide variety of ethnic music in his early years. As a teenager, he received several outstanding soloist awards, culminating at the 2005 International

Society of Bassists Convention, where he was awarded second place in the Jazz Solo Division. In 2006, he became the bassist for the premiere jazz ensemble of the United States Army, The U.S. Army Blues. He has performed at the White House and the Vice-President’s residence, for heads of state and various military leaders from around the world, and alongside artists such as Arturo Sandoval, Terell Stafford, Wayne Bergeron, Tim Warfield, Eric Marienthal, John Clayton, Bill Watrous, and Conrad Herwig, among others. Regan received his BM in Bass Performance from Brigham Young University and his MM in Composition from George Mason University. Visit Regan online at reganbrough.com. Drummer and percussionist KEVIN MCDONALD’s performance credits include Dave Liebman, Mark Turner, Paquito D’Rivera, Miguel Zenon, Bob Mintzer, Randy Brecker, and Lee Konitz in international venues that include Jazz at Lincoln Center, the Kennedy Center, The White House, the Library of Congress, JEN, the Midwest Clinic, and Bimhuis. Professor of Applied Jazz Percussion at George Mason University’s Dewberry School of Music, McDonald is a Ph.D. candidate at Catholic University completing his dissertation, “Hearing the American Civil Rights Movement in the Music of Max Roach.” He also

serves as drummer for the U.S. Navy Band Commodores, the Navy’s premier jazz ensemble. McDonald was selected to perform in Carnegie Hall’s 2011 Professional Training Workshops and has given masterclasses at institutions around the globe as well as at Columbia University, Georgetown University, and Manhattan School of Music. McDonald is a proud endorsing artist for Zildjian Cymbals, Ludwig Drums, Vic Firth Drumsticks, and Remo Drumheads. Visit Kevin online at kevinmcdonaldmusic.com. JAY UNGAR AND MOLLY MASON achieved international acclaim when their performance of Jay’s composition, Ashokan Farewell, became the musical hallmark of Ken Burns’ The Civil War on PBS. The soundtrack won a Grammy and Ashokan Farewell was nominated for an Emmy. The piece was originally inspired by Jay and Molly’s Ashokan Fiddle & Dance Camps in New York’s Catskill Mountains, which are still going strong today. Jay and Molly are musicians of enormous talent who draw their repertoire and inspiration from a wide range of American musical styles—19th-century classics, lively Appalachian, Cajun, and Celtic fiddle tunes, and favorites from the golden age of country and swing—along with their own songs, fiddle tunes, and orchestral compositions.

In recent years, Jay and Molly have reached an ever-widening audience through their appearances on Great Performances and A Prairie Home Companion, their own public radio specials, and their work on film soundtracks such as Brother’s Keeper, Legends of the Fall, and a host of Ken Burns’ PBS documentaries. They’ve had the honor of performing at The White House for two sitting Presidents and continue to tour extensively, delighting audiences across the country. www.jayandmolly.com VOICES OF SERVICE are part of the nonprofit CAMMO (Center for American Military Music Opportunities). They are a singing quartet which includes retired Master Sgt. Caleb Green, retired Staff Sgt. Ron Henry, Sgt. Maj. Christal Rheams, and Sgt. 1st Class Jason Hanna. VOS uses their platform to increase awareness of what music can do for service men and women who are coping with post-traumatic stress and other invisible/visible wounds. They have been singing together seven years, and now their journey and purpose have reached a new dimension. After their successful competition in Season 14 of America’s Got Talent, placing Fifth, they have been able to create national awareness to the struggle that our service members, veterans, and their families go through when dealing with visible and invisible

injuries. They represent the excellence that exists within our military and veteran communities, and are an inspiring example for the nation that they serve, have served, and continue to serve through music. www.cammomusic.org

VETERANS AND THE ARTS INITIATIVE The Veterans and the Arts Initiative has served as an arts and community hub for our local veterans, service members, their families, military caregivers, and community members since 2014. The Initiative has brought our community together at the Hylton Performing Arts Center to engage with the arts through performances, workshops, exhibitions, and special events that have featured the arts. Past offerings have included music, visual art, dance, and poetry. The intended benefit of the Veterans and the Arts Initiative is to facilitate community engagement by establishing lasting connections to the arts and supporting strong social relationships within the community. For more information, please visit HyltonCenter.org/veterans.

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Support the Hylton Center for just $25! 2020 marks 10 years since the Hylton Center first opened its doors to serve as a creative commons for the vibrant and culturally rich community of Greater Prince William County, Virginia. This year also marks the completion of the Hylton Center’s new Education and Rehearsal Wing. We’re celebrating both milestones with a special 2020 Hylton Center commemorative ornament. Celebrate your favorite Hylton Center memory with this exclusive anniversary edition by adding to an existing collection or buying the perfect gift for the arts lover in your life. Your purchase of a 2020 ornament ($25) supports the Hylton Center’s Education Initiatives, which expands access to programs for learners of all ages.

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2020--2021 SPONSORS THE HYLTON PERFORMING ARTS CENTER WISHES TO THANK THE FOLLOWING CORPORATIONS, ORGANIZATIONS, AND FOUNDATIONS FOR THEIR GENEROUS SUPPORT OF THIS SEASON. $25,000+

The Cecil and Irene Hylton Foundation, Inc.

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GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS CENTER FOR THE ARTS HYLTON CENTER EXECUTIVE BOARD John Stirrup, Chair Heather S. Aram Sheryl Bass Phillip Bongiorno Sheyna Burt, Esq. Ron Carmichael Joyce Connery Rae E. Darlington

Randall Edwards Jason Hickman Deb Jewell Christopher Martino Denise McPhail Kristina Nohe René Stewart O’Neal Pat Pate

Amy Tanner Ann B. Wheeler D’Andrea Wooten Carol Merchant Kirby, Emeritus Rick Davis, ex officio

Elizabeth (Libby) Curtis, Director, Mason Community Arts Academy Rick Davis, Dean; Executive Director, Hylton Performing Arts Center Hasan Elahi, Director, School of Art Cynthia Fuchs, Interim Director, Film at Mason Adrienne Bryant Godwin, Director of Programming Susan Graziano, Director, Development Lisa Kahn, Associate Dean, Academic Affairs Dennis Layendecker, Director of Orchestras, School of Music

Linda Monson, Director, School of Music Kevin Murray, Interim Director, School of Theater Sang Nam, Director, Computer Game Design Program William Reeder, Interim Director, Arts Management Program, Heritage Chair in Arts and Cultural Criticism Karen Reedy, Interim Director, School of Dance Julie Thompson, Executive Director, Center for the Arts John Wilkin, Chief Financial Officer

HYLTON PERFORMING ARTS CENTER ARTS ALLIANCE

ARTS AT MASON BOARD Dr. Victoria Salmon, Chair Mark Shugoll, Vice Chair Joe Catalano, Immediate Past Chair Anne Caputo, Treasurer Anne Bolger J. Michael Brown Paul Burke Lavern Chatman

CVPA Faculty/Staff Board Members Appointed by the Dean

Jonathan Goldman Steven Golsch Sharon M. Gottlieb Ronald J. Hubbard Jolanda N. Janczewski So Lim John Mason Tim McEvoy Val McWhorter

Willy Meaux Paulette Miller J.P. Phaup Ida Portland Robert K. Purks Jay Speer Matt Tait Edward Weiner

Ex Officio Members R. Pat Carroll, Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Jenna Day, Mason Community Arts Academy Advisory Board Jeremy Freer, Assistant Director, Athletic Bands Gardner Gillespie, Chair, School of Art Advisory Council

Molly Grimsley, CVPA Liaison to the George Mason University Alumni Association Linda Harber, President, Friends of Music Paulette Miller, President, Friends of Theater Eloise Stinger, President, Friends of the Center for the Arts

ARTS PARTNERS Asaph Dance Company Creative and Performing Arts Center Manassas Ballet Theatre Manassas Chorale

Manassas Symphony Orchestra Prince William Little Theatre Youth Orchestras of Prince William

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Supporters of the Hylton Center’s 10th Anniversary Gala Honoring Odin, Feldman, and Pittleman, PC July 18, 2020 The funds raised from this event support the Hylton Center’s many artistic performances, its arts education programs, the Veterans and the Arts Initiative, the Education Initiative, and other outreach initiatives, as well as the Hylton Center’s Endowment, ensuring artistic excellence in the performances and programs we offer. Presenting Sponsor Compton & Duling, L.C.

Platinum Sponsor Amazon Web Services Gold Sponsor Cruise Planners - Sandra Dugan Silver Sponsors Miller Toyota Novant Health UVA Health System NVP, Inc. Dexter Odin The Parr Family Performing Arts for Kids The Reeder Family Jack and Arlene Rinker Science and Technology Campus – George Mason University

F.H. Furr Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning & Electrical Hylton Presents Season Sponsor Alliant Wealth Advisors Friends of the Hylton Center Hospitality Sponsor FRIENDS OF THE HYLTON CENTER Includes $100+ gifts to the Hylton Performing Arts Center (as of October 30, 2020)

Diamond Sponsor Odin, Feldman, and Pittleman PC

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The Hylton Performing Arts Center expresses its gratitude to the 2020–2021 Hylton Presents sponsor.

Sentara Healthcare The Seraydarian Family Stanley Martin Peter Stearns and Donna Kidd United Bank Wall Foundation Walsh, Colucci, Lubeley & Walsh, P.C. John and Ann Wheeler

$5,000+ Randall and Anna Edwards John H. Foote and Rosamond Tompkins Jacqueline Badger Mars Mary Ballard Postma Kathryn J. Van Der Kamp Buck and Julie Waters $2,500–$4,999 KT and Jerry Archer Donald E. Coulter and Rosemary Enright, M.D. Peter Dickinson and Katie Largent Alice Mergler Mary Sherman Mark and Andrea Silverman Daniel Tucciarone and Thomas Sabal Michael and Janice Ward Doug Whipple and Gabriella Kardos $1,000–$2,499 Helen and Bill Ackerman Jan and Peter Alten

Mr. Robert Anderson III Anonymous Brad Antle Debra Atkinson Dee and Kathy Bailey John and Penny Barrows Dr. Robert L. Bass and Mrs. Sheryl L. Bass Art and Nadine Bishop Bill and Leah Brogdon Paula B. Compton Joe and Lona Cox Cruise Planners, Sandra & Duke Dugan Steve and Kate Danziger Rick Davis and Julie Thompson Wayne and Mary Davis Michael and Alison Dixon Steve O. Dixon and Vandy S. Dixon Robert and Elizabeth Fini Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Fleming William and Jacqueline A. Gravell

Ron Harris Alan and Mary Beth Hemer Deborah Jewell and Greg Hair Bryan and Rochelle Kidd Carol Merchant Kirby and Peter Kirby Donna Kidd and Peter Stearns Ronald Knecht Ethan Lavery Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Leet Claire Machosky-Ullman and Al Ullman Jim and Betty Mast Glen and Suzy McCarthy Paula Olejarz Sharon Pandak and Robert Ross Robert and Carol Perry Edward and Marilyn Pratt Shirley B. Rice Charles and Eileen Ricks Eileen and Kara Roberts Steven Rolander and Dru Ann Vlissides Dr. Norman and Mrs. Lorraine Rosenberg

Sheron and Richard Seraydarian Robert and Marcia Settle Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Smith Judith and Donald Smith John and Heidi Stirrup Leo and Linda Stoltz David and Kate Strand Martha R. Sullivan Richard and Wenda Travers John and Ann Wheeler Durie and Donald White Thomas and Nancy Zacharczyk $500–$999 Judith T. Bridges Robert G. and Roberta H. Clark Leanna Giancarlo and Joseph Magalski, Jr. Jule Jewell Richard and Debby Milligan Mr. and Mrs. Rexford G. Parr Ed and Susan Powell Curtis and Lynn Robb Diane C. Wilson Rachel and Jon Wist $250–$499 Jesus Andino-Aquino Aldo and Karla Anzzolin Don and Gloria Austring Fred and Karen Baillie Stephen and Allyn Bamberger Ann and David Baylor Bob and Peggie Bogstie Bert Boyd Willa Jane Brown Celia Coe Dave, Jacque, Alana, and Garrett Connor James and Mary Cooper

Carol and Harry Dietrich Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Dwyer Marlene Epstein Geoff and Kristen Federmeier Kay and John Ferguson James and Ethel Fletcher Amelia Garcia-LaMarche and Donald LaMarche George and Kathryn Hart Stephen D. Hersch Jay P. Hochstaine Paula and Michael Jakub Raelene Knieriem Gay Koerber Carolyn and Bert Kriebel James E. and Traute Langmesser Dotty Larson Elizabeth and Larry Laverty Bill and Barbara Lidell Andy and Claire Loerch Deidre Luft Bob and Kathy Marsh Greg and Sherry Mason Jeffrey and Patricia Miller Lt. Gen. and Mrs. Michael A. Nelson George and Susan Parker Mike Riley and Mickie Krause John and Emily Robinson Ann Rotelli Emily J. Russell Dr. James and Mrs. Judith Schornick Troy and Amy Tanner Don and Helen Taylor The Honorable and Mrs. Rollin Van Broekhoven Gregory and Tonya Wassenberg

Janet Wheatcraft John D. Whittington, Esq. John and Laurene Wilkin Michael and DiAnne Wood $150–$249 Tom and Joyce Andrew Clive S. and Kelly L. Ballard Christopher and Mary Bates Theodore T. Bean and Kathy A. Brown Dee Brown and Glen Macdonald David and Debby Bruce Bob and Lorraine Busey Mark Camphouse and Libby Curtis Maria D. Cataneo Beverly and Norman Cherkis James and Vicki Cole Belinda and Tony Collins Robert and Janet Conrad Arthur and Anna May Davis Thomas M. Deputy Jeanene Ebert In Memory of Judy Fisher Sandra Fox Leigh and Carol French Megan Gallagher Audrey C. Guarino Russell and Kathy Harrison John and Jacqueline Herde Joe and Betty Humenik Will and Lorraine Humphries Phillip and Pat Imel Beth Johnson Pierce J. Johnson Cynthia Kacer Gloria Krause Daniel F. Leahy Michael and Eileen Lee Roseanne and Lester Levay

Joseph A. Libassi Michael and Evelyn Long Ken and Nancy McDowell John and Nancy McInerney Sandra Mills Richard and Patricia Moore Victoria Nohelty Ellen O’Brien John and Janice Overman Dale and Ellen Owens Jeanne Porter Cheryl and Jessie Purdy Raymond and Karen Roberson Bob and Peggy Schilpp Karen and Larry Shankles Patricia Simon JoAnn Spall Richard L. Stanert John and Teresa Stewart Ms. Page D. Styles Jan and Barbara Tasker Irma Estela Viale Roger and Matilde Wallace Heidi Whitesel Sally Yankee $100–$149 Sondra L. Ahalt Michael B. Amowitz Charles and Eileen Atwood The Baca Family Michael and Mary Bassis Nancy J. Bean Fred and Lois Beauchamp Adrianna and Steven Berk Hazel Boyer Daniel and Kirsten Bray Suzanne W. and M. Evan Brooks

Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Brown Gracie Buckner Marilyn Butters Kate Connelly Joyce Connery and Don Shaw James and Anna Marie Conroy Kim and Kevin Cook Tom and Mary Beth Cox James A. Dickson Dorsey and Cathy Drummond Lawrence and Nancy Dulong Raymond Eck Mr. and Mrs. Edmundson Jackie and Dan Ehrman Jo and Ron Farra Dr. Russell Farris Colleen Ganoe Catherine Gilbride Patrick Gilhuly Gabriel and Irene Gluck Adrienne Bryant Godwin Ruth Hadley Patricia Hansen and Virginia Kelly William and Debrah Hanson Benjamin Hosig Belinda Jacobson-Loehle and Joseph Loehle, Jr. Mary and David Jividen The Honorable and Mrs. Craig D. Johnston Doris Jones Rod and Nancy Kastrup Mrs. Clare Keating Wilma King John and Carol Kirlin Ronald Knowles Mr. and Mrs. John M. Langknecht

Ben and Celia LaPlaca Catherine Lemmon Sandra McClelland Lewin Jon and Sharon Maimon Charlie and Liz Martorana Donna McDonald Dr. Susan E. Mittereder Dorothy Moore Charley and Jean Motter Eileen M. Murphy Jack and Bonita Parrack Janet Peach Donna Petruska Cheryl and Mark Piper Bruce and JoAnn Potter Bob and Sue Proseus Eileen Richard Dan and Margie Riley John Schmeelk William and Lucille Selfridge Larry and Carol Soergel Dr. Sheryl S. Solow Mary Sprouse Annabelle and David Stone William and Nancy Stragand Ned and Felicia Sturzer Philip and Darlene Taylor Dean and Alice Turner The Villegoureix-Ritaud Family Adolf and Doris Waizecker The Wallace Family Karen Waltman Dr. Steven Walts Bob and Pat Warakomsky Dr. & Mrs. James L. White Bettie Williams Edwyna M. Wingo Jerrald and Louise Worley Sandra Zak

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GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY BOARD OF VISITORS James W. Hazel, Rector Horace Blackman, Vice Rector Simmi Bhuller, Secretary Anjan Chimaladinne Thomas M. Davis Juan Carlos Iturregui Mehmood S. Kazmi Wendy Marquez Ignacia S. Moreno Carolyn J. Moss Jon M. Peterson Nancy Gibson Prowitt Paul J. Reagan Edward H. Rice Denise Turner Roth Bob Witeck

Student Representatives Shelby Adams Lilianna Deveneau Faculty Committee Representatives Alan J. Abramson David Gallay Chris Kennedy Andrew Novak Christy Pichichero Keith D. Renshaw June Tangney Mohan M. Venigalla Faculty Committee Representative Edward B. Douthett, Jr.

Faculty Representative Shannon N. Davis

PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Ann B. Wheeler, Chair At-Large Victor S. Angry, Vice Chair, Neabsco District Supervisor Jeanine M. Lawson, Brentsville District Supervisor Yesli Vega, Coles District Supervisor Pete K. Candland, Gainesville District Supervisor

Kenny A. Boddye, Occoquan District Supervisor Andrea O. Bailey, Potomac District Supervisor Margaret Angela Franklin, Chair Pro-Tem, Woodbridge District Supervisor

MANASSAS CITY COUNCIL Harry J. (Hal) Parrish II, Mayor Pamela J. Sebesky, Vice Mayor Michelle Davis-Younger, Council Member Theresa Coates Ellis, Council Member

Ian Lovejoy, Council Member Mark D. Wolfe, Council Member Ralph J. Smith, Council Member Pat Pate, City Manager

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CAMPUS ADVISORY BOARD Ian McDonald, Chairman of the Board Zuzana Steen, Vice Chairman George Nossaman, Chair, Research Committee Jim Bounds, Secretary Debbie Jones, Chair, Membership & Nominating Committee Ronald Carmichael, Director of Administration and Operations, SciTech Campus Molly Grove, Liaison to the Board; Director, Campus Relations Heather Aram Muneer Baig Sheryl Bass Gregg Bauer James H. Bennet, P.E. Delegate Lee Carter

Annie Chamberlain Steven Danziger Randall Edwards David Feldman Stan Feuerberg Terry Goodrich Lovey Hammel Todd Hewitt Sam Hill Troy Hill Todd House Keith Imon Nancy Ingram Wayne Jakubowski Alex Jivotovski Kathie Johnson Debbie Jones Jackie Krick Supervisor Jeanine Lawson Maria Liappis Dr. Molly Lynch Chris Martino

Dr. Bruce McDade Senator Jeremy McPike Jackson H. Miller Susan Mittereder Andrea Money Diane Mucci Brenda L. Mulac Dr. Kevin D. Newman Jay Norman Rexford G. Parr Mayor Harry J. (Hal) Parrish II Pat Pate Matti Pierce Delegate Danica Roem Richard Seraydarian Teri Sellars Brendon Shaw Mike Vanderpool Marion Wall Bill Washington

Mason Attendees Amy Adams, Associate Director, Institute for BioHealth Innovation Jason Calhoun, Director, Governor’s School @ Innovation Park Deborah Crawford, Vice President for Research, Office of the Provost Rick Davis, Dean, College of Visual and Performing Arts

Carol Kissal, Senior Vice President, Administration & Finance Paul Liberty, Vice President, Government & Community Relations Olga O’Brien, General Manager, Freedom Aquatic and Fitness Center Lori Scher, Assistant Dean, University Life

GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION AND HYLTON PERFORMING ARTS CENTER STAFF

Gregory Washington, President Mark Ginsberg, Provost Rick Davis, Dean, College of Visual and Performing Arts and Executive Director, Hylton Performing Arts Center Administration • Gwen Bareniecki-Zwil, Veterans and the Arts Initiative Program Assistant • Carol M. DeVany, Marketing and Special Projects Manager • Niyati Dhokai, Veterans and the Arts Initiative Program Director • Emily Fasick, Veterans and the Arts Initiative Program Assistant • Tionge Johnson, Marketing Assistant • Susan Landess, Sales and Community Relations Manager • Marit Majeske, Education Coordinator Operations • David Baylor, General Manager • Chris Burrell, Production and Facilities Manager • Diane Burrell, Operations Coordinator • Zach Duane, Audio Engineer • Maddie Hottenstein, Artist Services Assistant • Liz McClendon, Lead Fly Operator • Mark Ormesher, Lead Audio Engineer • Stevie Seltman, Operations and Production Associate • Laura Simpson, Assistant Master Electrician • Kevin Smith, Technical Director • Stephen Winkler, Master Electrician

Development • Eileen Kennedy, Director of Development • Jacqueline Connor, Development Manager and Corporate Relations Officer • Elizabeth “Mimi” Glass, Development Assistant • Maryanne T. Hill, Development Event Coordinator • Emily Robinson, Associate Director of Development Ticket Office • Jeremy Stern, Ticket Office Manager • Robert Kirkpatrick, Ticket Office Supervisor • Karen Parowski, Assistant Ticket Office Supervisor • Ruth Cope, Lead Ticket Seller • Britanni Hall, Lead Ticket Seller • Aliyah Jacobs, Lead Ticket Seller • Cindy Martin, Lead Ticket Seller • Alex Perez, Lead Ticket Seller • Richard Carlson, Ticket Seller • Tyler Parowski, Ticket Seller

Hylton Center Front of House Staff • Meredith Shatzer, Front of House and Community Inclusion Manager • Sandra Adams, Assistant Front of House Manager • Erin Beckman, Front of House Coordinator • Tom Zacharczyk, Front of House Coordinator • Ruth Cope, Usher Supervisor • Arlene Higgins, Usher Supervisor • Nancy Hopson, Usher Supervisor • Marian Ludlow, Usher Supervisor • Joe MacFarlane, Usher Supervisor College of Visual and Performing Arts staff that assist in the Operation of the Hylton Center • Meghan Blydenburgh, HR and Payroll Coordinator • Crystal Broomall, Finance Specialist • Jennifer Butler, Payroll and HR Assistant • Julia Decker, Creative and Project Manager • Kirstin Franko, Assistant Director of Marketing and Communications • Adrienne Bryant Godwin, Director of Programming • Teri Grass, Finance Assistant • Delia Johnson, Accountant • Peggy Kamin, Finance/Budget Analyst • Hyla London, Director of Marketing and Communications • Caitlyn Loweth, Event and Contract Coordinator • Pam Muirheid, Web Specialist • Stacey Schwartz, Web and Digital Marketing Manager • Julie Thompson, Executive Director, Center for the Arts • Azriel Towner, Graphic Designer • John Wilkin, Director of Finance and Administration/CFO, College of Visual and Performing Arts • Catherine Winkert, Associate Director of Finance and Administration