2023 IU Auditorium Annual Report by IU Auditorium

ANNUAL REPORT 2023

TABL E OF CO NTENTS

LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR

AT-A-GLANCE

CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY GATHERING PLACES

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

IU COMMUNITY

VENUE MANAGEMENT

INTERNATIONAL THESPIANS FESTIVAL

A BANNER YEAR

FINANCIAL REPORTS

OUR GENEROUS DONORS

OUR DEDICATED TEAM

STAFF LISTING

LE T T ER FRO M T HE DI R ECTO R The 2022–2023 IU Auditorium season was one for the record books. We set a new annual box office sales record for all our ticketed shows combined and set new marks for single concert sales, two-night concert sales, and three-night Broadway sales. We are so grateful for all our patrons and supporters for helping achieve these feats. Because of the hard work and dedication of our staff in providing world-class arts and entertainment experiences for our community, we welcomed over 168,000 guests in all of our facilities in 2022–2023. Indiana’s own John Mellencamp opened his 76-date Live and In Person tour on our stage with two nights of record-breaking performances in February. Broadway smash-hit The Book of Mormon performed on three dates in January, again setting the bar for three-night sales for a Broadway show on our stage. Over 69,000 patrons came through our doors for ticketed events in 2022–2023 with additional performances from pop sensation Conan Gray, the 25th anniversary celebration of IU’s own Straight No Chaser, classical music mixed with hip-hop with Black Violin, Grammy-winning pianist Emanuel Ax, Broadway favorites My Fair Lady, Fiddler on the Roof, Chicago, and so much more. Along with these amazing performances, we were able to reach nearly 4,000 IU and Bloomington community members through engagement and educational outreach programs with visiting artists and productions. Through nearly 50 different programs including masterclasses, pre-show talks, a state-wide residency with world-renowned dance company Ballet Hispánico, and more, we continued to our efforts to bring the arts to campuses and local communities. For over eight decades, we at IU Auditorium have taken great pride in being one of the leading performing arts organizations in Indiana in terms of quality, leadership, innovation, and overall guest satisfaction. With the 2023–2024 season in full swing, we remain committed to upholding this high standard of quality and to our mission of creating meaningful opportunities, with plans already in the works to expand upon our education and engagement initiatives. But none of this is possible without the wonderful support we continue to receive from patrons, corporate partners, donors, and Indiana University. Thank you for a banner year in 2022–2023, and we hope you enjoy our look back on the year that was in this annual report.

M A R I A TA LBERT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

69,010 TICKETS ISSUED

John Mellencamp

17,077 STUDENT TICKETS ISSUED

The Book of Mormon

Black Violin

Ballet Hispánico Post-Show Q&A

Q&A and Demonstration with Soweto Gospel Choir

14 EDUCATIONAL TALKS

AT- A - G LA

14 MASTERCLASSES 187 FACILITY USES

A Conversation with Pitbull

Emanuel Ax Masterclass

Annie Kid's Night on Broadway

Ballet Hispánico IU Auditorium Kids on Campus Performance

A NCE

Conan Gray

12 CAST AND CREW INTERACTIONS

CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY GATHERING PLACE 5

CultureFest celebrates the arts and culture found on IU's campus.

CU LTUR E F EST SETS TO N E FO R START OF THE YEAR

A major highlight of Welcome Week each year is CultureFest. This event is an amazing introduction for new students to learn about the arts, entertainment, and cultures celebrated right here on their front doorstep on the IU Bloomington campus. CultureFest brings thousands of new IU students to the Fine Arts Plaza in front of our building to enjoy performances by various IU groups including Raas Royalty, Essence Dance Team, and African American Dance Company. And the day is filled with music, activity stations, and food trucks as well.

IU AU D I TOR I U M HOSTS K I N SEY 75TH ANNIVERSARY SYM P OS I U M

In September, it was our pleasure to host the first day of the Kinsey Institute’s 75th Anniversary Research Symposium in our Grand Foyer and Hall of Murals. The event celebrated the Kinsey Institutes’ legacy of transformative research in topics of sexuality, gender, reproduction, and relationships, along with its commitment to the preservation and documentation of sexual expression around the world in its collections of art, archives, and cultural ephemera. The day at IU Auditorium started with panels featuring current and former Kinsey Institute researchers as well as luminaries in the fields of sexology and sexual diversity, then shifted to a dinner for guests in attendance.

P O P ART I ST CO N A N GRAY SEL L S OUT IN MINUTE

We hosted platinum-selling singer, songwriter, and pop sensation Conan Gray on October 1, 2022, as part of his Superache tour, his biggest headlining tour to date. The show sold out in a matter of minutes and the energy in the building for the show was nearly through the roof. Fans were treated to an amazing performance by Gray and the cheers were some of the loudest ever heard inside our theatre.

A full house awaiting Conan Gray's show at IU Auditorium. 6

A Conversation with Pitbull hosted by Union Board.

A CO NV E RSATI O N WI T H PI T BU L L AND F IRST T H U RS DAYS

For the first time ever, we played host to a major ticketed event on the same evening as an IU Arts and Humanities Council’s First Thursday event as Union Board presented A Conversation with Pitbull in April. The Pitbull conversation was free to students and discounted to IU faculty/staff, and every ticket was claimed to see the world-wide pop sensation and entrepreneur. Over 2,300 guests for the First Thursdays event outside and over 3,000 tickets distributed for the Pitbull event inside made for an exciting evening on the Fine Arts Plaza and inside our building. Guests were treated to live performers, artists booths, food trucks, and more for the First Thursdays festival before Pitbull took the stage for a lecture and moderated conversation on his modest upbringing and how he found success in life.

CO M E D I A N B I L L BU RR P ER FO R MS AT SI M O N S K JO DT ASS E M B LY H A LL For the first time since 2017, we partnered with Live Nation to present and ticket an event at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall, as we hosted Grammy-nominated comedian and TV and film star Bill Burr on September 30, 2022. One of the top comedic voices of his generation, Burr provided an evening of laughs to the over 5,500 people in attendance.

NOA H K AH A N’S STA R R I S ES AT IU AU D I TOR I U M

In March, Union Board presented up and coming folk/pop star Noah Kahan on our stage for an amazing concert. The show was experienced by over 2,000 IU students as the young star was on his ascension to national prominence thanks in part to his huge hit single “Stick Season.” Union Board and IU Auditorium have always had a strong partnership bringing artists and performers to campus with the IU student audience in mind and this was another prime example of that strong relationship. 7

Before

After

F RO N T E XT E R I O R GETS A FACELIFT

Last fall, the front exterior of our building underwent a tuckpointing renovation to improve and maintain the integrity and beauty of our historic gathering place. The work did not hinder the 2022–2023 season schedule, but at its completion, the front of our building shined brighter than it had in years.

STRA I G H T NO C HASER C EL EB RATES 25 YEARS WITH S P ECI A L E X H IB I T A N D PERFO RMANCE

It’s always special when Straight No Chaser returns home to where it all began here at IU, but its December 2022 performance on our stage was extra special as it was part of the group’s 25th Anniversary Celebration tour. To commemorate the occasion, a special exhibit was put on display at University Collections at McCalla on campus that included a blend of Straight No Chaser’s history and rise to fame with fan-made memorabilia, original sheet music, gold records, concert backgrounds, and tour passes. A special reception took place on the afternoon prior to the performance with current and former members of the group in attendance. To keep the celebration going during the evening performance here at IU Auditorium, the current members of Straight No Chaser welcomed back former members of the group to the stage to sing their worldwide viral arrangement of the “12 Days of Christmas,” which first garnered attention when they performed at Indiana University 25 years ago.

Straight No Chaser celebrated their 25th anniversary with an extra special performance of "12 Days of Christmas."

B LO O MINGTON KI BA DTA MEEZI BOLLYWOOD DA N CE COMPETITION B ECO MES NEW ANNUAL EV EN T

In April, Union Board hosted the first ever Bloomington Ki Badtameezi, Indiana University’s premier Bollywood fusion dance competition, on our stage. The event featured eight collegiate dance teams from all over the country. Each team performed a short dance routine that began with a video introduction about the performance, followed by a routine that consisted of seven to nine different segments featuring different songs and styles of dance. This was the start of what Union Board hopes will be an annual event with the next one planned for February 2024.

K EL L EY I - CORE CASE KICKS O F F AT IU AUDITORIUM FOR F I RST TIME

For the first time ever, we partnered with the Kelley School of Business to coordinate and ticket their annual I-Core Case Launch in our theatre. Over 1,736 Kelley students participated last November as this event is one of the final parts of an I-Core semester. The I-Core semester at Kelley is designed to give students several real-time experiences that challenge them to solve cross functional business problems while developing their professional and leadership skills.

I U AU DITORIUM ANNOUNCES N EW SEASON

Again this year, we revealed our 2023–2024 schedule exclusively to our Circle of Friends patrons and corporate partners in May. The evening began with a cocktail hour in the Hall of Murals before moving to our Grand Foyer for dinner. Then, everyone made their way into our theatre for the big reveal. Executive Director, Maria Talbert, and Director of Ticketing and Sales, Ben Harris, announced the schedule one-by-one. And to make the night extra special, guests were treated to live performances from IU students and graduates of the Jacobs School of Music and the Department of Theatre, Drama, and Contemporary Dance, including pianist Mireia Frutos Fernandez, vocalist Adriana Nicole Torres Diaz, and musical theatre graduate Cole Winston. The trio performed songs from Jesus Christ Superstar, Shrek – The Musical, and The Simon & Garfunkel Story. The evening then concluded with show-inspired desserts back in our Grand Foyer. Many styles of dance were featured at the Bollywood fusion dance competition.

The Hall of Murals was packed with excited donors eager to learn the new 2023–2024 show schedule.

Vocalist Adriana Nicole Torres Diaz and pianist Mireia Frutos Fernandez performed songs from the upcoming season.

COM MU NI TY EN GAGE ME N T Every year, IU Auditorium focuses on providing students with exposure to and interaction within the arts. By creating educational programs, employing students, and offering opportunities for the IU and Bloomington community to interact with visiting performers, we provide a myriad of accessible opportunities for the communities we serve. Here’s a snapshot of programs and interactions we provided in 2022–2023.

SOWETO GOSPEL CHOIR WORKSHOP AND Q&A

The Grammy Award-winning Soweto Gospel Choir kicked off our season of engagement, as members of the group sat in on a moderated discussion on South African Music and Culture, then led a workshop through singing and dancing featuring one of the songs in their repertoire. Students from IU’s African American Arts Institute as well as departments of Ethnomusicology, Anthropology, and African American and African Diaspora Studies participated in this experience.

BROADWAY INTERACTIONS

We are so grateful when cast and crew members of national Broadway tours dedicate their time to interact with students and the community while in Bloomington. Last season, all five Broadway shows, including My Fair Lady, The Book of Mormon, Fiddler on the Roof, Chicago, and Annie, led engagement opportunities on campus. Activities included dance, vocal, and acting masterclasses with musical theatre and vocal students, a behind-the-scenes stagehand shadowing opportunity for students in production classes, and Q&A opportunities with cast members and crews with various departments.

Cast members from Fiddler on the Roof provide a masterclass for students from the theatre department.

JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER COMMUNITY INTERACTION On February 20, a jazz quintet from Bloomington North High School performed live at Poindexter Coffee inside the Graduate hotel for the public as well as for members of Jazz at Lincoln Center Presents. It was a wonderful opportunity for high school students to perform in front of some of the best jazz musicians in the world as well as the local community. Then members of Jazz at Lincoln Center Presents held a public Q&A where the students and those visiting the coffee shop were able to engage directly with the artists.

Students participated in an interactive workshop hosted by Soweto Gospel Choir.

BLACK VIOLIN OPEN SOUNDCHECK

On February 25, the Grammy-nominated duo Black Violin opened its soundcheck to young people of our community from Bloomington’s Bridges Musical Arts Youth Organization (Bridges MAYO) and the Boys and Girls Club of Bloomington. After experiencing a behind-thescenes look at soundcheck, Black Violin answered questions from both groups, allowing for another amazing artist interaction for our community. The groups then were treated to a behind-the-scenes tour of the Musical Arts Center before they enjoyed a pizza party in the lobby. The day concluded with groups receiving tickets to see Black Violin live on our stage thanks to support from our Circle of Friends.

BALLET HISPÁNICO STATEWIDE RESIDENCY

Ballet Hispánico led a weeklong residency February 27–March 3 consisting of 15 events over five days on three Indiana University campuses impacting nearly 1,700 participants. The five-day residency featured stops at IU Northwest, IUPUI, and IU Bloomington. The events included various dance workshops and masterclasses; a daytime performance for local middle school students; diálogos (moderated discussions) with topics of art, social justice, Latinx culture, and working in the performing arts; and a public postperformance Q&A. These events were both impactful and inspirational, and we are grateful to all the IU regional campuses and chancellors who supported this amazing week.

Ballet Hispánico taught eager students during a variety of dance workshops. 12

KIDS NIGHT ON BROADWAY

Our presentation of two nights of Annie was the backdrop for our annual Kids Night on Broadway event last April. Our Grand Foyer turned into New York City for an evening as the young guests received a passport book to stamp their way around five activity stations that were themed with the five NYC boroughs. Participants could visit the Manhattan station to create their own Annie locket, Brooklyn to decorate a Coney Island hot dog or pizza slice, Queens to create their own crown, the Bronx to grab a photo with Annie as the backdrop, and Staten Island to color their own “I LOVE NY” logo.

GIVE THE MAGIC

Our Give the Magic program is an annual opportunity to offer underserved community members the opportunity to attend a performance at IU Auditorium at no cost. Last season, nearly 350 community members from nine non-profit organizations were able to enjoy performances by Black Violin and Annie. This was all made possible thanks to the generosity of our partners at IU Health Riley Physicians and our Circle of Friends.

IU AUDITORIUM GIVES

Every year, IU Auditorium prioritizes finding ways to give back to the community. In 2022–2023, we once again partnered with Hoosier Hills Food Bank throughout the holiday season to collect food for local families in need. We also provided complimentary tickets through Vet Tix, a national ticketing organization that supplies tickets to our nation’s military members and retirees. And, as mentioned above, we were able to work with partners and donors to provide tickets to local agencies and youth organizations to experience the arts live in person.

Jazz at Lincoln Center Q&A at Poindexter Coffee. 13 9

Children had a blast creating memories during Kids Night on Broadway.

Emanuel Ax leads a masterclass with students and faculty on the Auditorium stage.

EMANUEL AX IMMERSIVE CAREER TALK AND MASTERCLASS Grammy Award-winning classical pianist Emanuel Ax was gracious enough with his time to spend an evening on our stage with students from the Jacobs School of Music and O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs for a career talk and piano masterclass. The evening began with a moderated discussion on Ax’s career before he took questions from the students. Then, three piano students from the Jacobs School of Music were given the opportunity to perform pieces for Ax and get direct feedback from him as they played. The attendees were able to immerse themselves into these opportunities with one of the world’s best pianists.

IN D I A NA UNIV E RSI TY COM MU NI TY At IU Auditorium, we take great pride in our commitment to serving the university community. Our dedication is evident in our collaborations with various IU organizations to ensure flawless event execution, our provision of staff and ticketing services, and our willingness to open our facility for rehearsals and class tours. Our ongoing goal is to be a valuable resource for the IU community. In 2022–2023, we partnered with IU regional campuses across the state for residency with world-renowned dance company Ballet Hispánico which culminated in 15 events over five days on three Indiana University campuses. We again worked alongside the African American Arts institute to present Potpourri of the Arts, an annual event featuring Black music, dance, and culture. We worked with Union Board to present up-andcoming singer/songwriter Noah Kahan and A Conversation with Pitbull. Furthermore, we provided staff for IU Arts and Humanities Council events such as First Thursdays and Granfalloon Festival. Our box office continued to support ticketing needs across campus, including ticketing for IU Cinema, IU Department of Theatre, Drama, and Contemporary Dance events, and Union Board, as well as partnering with regional IU campuses on various events.

COMMENCEMENT

In May, we were honored to host 13 recognition ceremonies for the class of 2023 for various schools and departments. There were 3,195 graduates recognized at those ceremonies, and we welcomed over 16,000 guests through our doors.

13 CEREMONIES 3,195 GRADUATES 16,000+ GUESTS

IU AUDITORIUM STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP

In addition to offering students opportunities for hands-on venue management experience, we also provide academic scholarships to qualified students each year. The IU Auditorium Student Scholarship honors the legacy of retired IU Auditorium and Indiana Memorial Union Executive Director, Winston Shindell. A fierce advocate for students, Shindell created a professional environment that enabled students to gain practical knowledge by working directly with IU Auditorium staff. Congratulations to our 2022–2023 recipients, each a sterling example of the students IU Auditorium has had the honor of working with: Nathan Brown Renee Carter Mary Higdon Emma Salzmann

IU AUDITORIUM +1 SCHOLARSHIP

Established in 2014, the IU Auditorium Alumni Association (IUAAA) celebrates a shared connection between Hoosiers of all ages, formed through participation with IU Auditorium as student managers, ushers, box office clerks, interns, and graduate assistants, as well as many other roles. The IUAAA works to pay forward all that these alumni experienced as students working at IU Auditorium through the formation of the +1 Scholarship. The +1 Scholarship was created in honor of IU Auditorium Executive Director, Doug Booher, and his +1 customer service philosophy. This year’s +1 scholarship was awarded at our 2023 spring student end-ofyear banquet to Ashlea Eversole who exemplified the extraordinary customer service efforts that keep the Auditorium held in such high regard.

NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION

During June and July, we were honored to again welcome new IU students through our doors as their first stop for New Student Orientation. In partnership with the Office of First Year Experiences here at IU, we take great pride in being part of the welcoming of new students and parents each year.

IU Auditorium student employees celebrate at annual spring banquet.

VENUE MAN AG E ME N T Beyond IU Auditorium, our staff also manages events at other campus venues, including Presidents Hall and Woodburn Hall.

PRESIDENTS HALL

Located inside historic Franklin Hall, Presidents Hall regularly serves as an event space for weddings, ceremonies, guests lectures, and other university events. In 2022–2023, the year was highlighted by the Mellenamp Symposium which was a one-of-a-kind gathering, bringing academic scholars, music industry insiders, journalists, and more for a deep dive into the cultural and social impact of John Mellencamp’s music and art. Mellencamp was part of the event with a live interview and discussion. Other events included Kinsey Institute’s 75th Anniversary Symposium, Poynter Center’s Linda Greenhouse Lecture, and an ASL Retreat.

WOODBURN HALL

Events held at Woodburn Hall in 2022–2023 included a Latin American music experience for students from Washington Community Schools in Washington, Indiana, led by the Jacobs School of Music Latin American Music Center, A Conversation with Glen S. Miranker, and IU’s Political Science graduation celebration.

IN TE R N AT I ON AL THES P I A N S FESTI VA L R E TU R N S For a second straight year, the International Thespian Festival returned to the Indiana University Bloomington campus in June 2023. This summer’s weeklong event saw participation grow to nearly 3,500 high school theatre students and teachers, nearly 1,000 more than in 2022. Live performances and workshops took place throughout the week at IU Auditorium, the Musical Arts Center, and other campus venues and classroom spaces.

A BAN NE R YEAR OV ERAL L S E ASO N R ECO R DS

The 2022–2023 year was one for the record book at IU Auditorium. We set a new year-long box office record with $3,234,732.86 in gross ticket sales for all shows that played in our theatre. We also set a three showspecific record with The Book of Mormon and John Mellencamp.

JO HN M E L L E NCA M P SETS BOX OFFICE RECORDS K ICKI N G O F F HI S TO U R I N B LO OMINGTON

Rock and Roll Hall of Famer John Mellencamp kicked off his Live and In Person national tour with two recordbreaking hometown performances on our stage last February. The two sold-out shows set new IU Auditorium box office records for both a single event and a two-night concert event. The Indiana native rocked audiences both nights with classic hits and new favorites from his extensive Grammy Award-winning catalog. Prior to the performances, Mellencamp and his band prepared for the 76-night tour with four days of technical rehearsals and an invite-only dress rehearsal on our stage with the help of our stage team. It was a week to remember for his fans and our staff.

T H E BO O K O F MORM O N SHAT T ERS BOX OFFICE R ECO R D… AGAI N

We were delighted to once again host the hilarious touring production of The Book of Mormon in January for three performances. The engagement set a new IU Auditorium box office record for a three-performance event with gross ticket sales totaling $431,039. This is one of two IU Auditorium box office records held by The Book of Mormon as the production also set a high mark for an eight-performance event in October 2019.

Soweto Gospel Choir 908 Emanuel Ax 910 My Fair Lady 3,280

Annie 3,711

Dennis James Hosts Halloween 1,014 Chimes of Christmas 2,853

Chicago 4,027

35,386 SEASON TICKETS

Ballet Hispánico 990 Black Violin 1,896

Straight No Chaser 2,952

Jazz at Lincoln Center 1,171 The Book of Mormon 7,716

Fiddler on the Roof 3,958

Pitbull 3,150

Bloomington Ki Badtameezi 454

George Takei 1,000

Bill Burr 5,558

Riverdance 1,295

Noah Kahan 2,283

33,624 NON-SEASON TICKETS

Justin Willman 1,723

John Mellencamp 6,350

Conan Gray 3,089

Ron White 1,919

Theresa Caputo Live 940 Nikole Hannah-Jones 969 Big Man On Campus 937 Potpourri Alton of the Arts Brown Ron White 980 Theresa Caputo Live Live Potpourri of the Arts Alton Brown Live 1,387

Nikole Hannah-Jones

Charlie Jesseph Big Man On Campus 1,590

Charlie Jesseph

John Mellencamp

Justin Willman

Noah Kahan

Riverdance

Pitbull

Bollywood Dance

George Tak ei

Bill Burr

Conan Gray

R EV E NU E FACILITY FACILITY RENTAL

$762,296.97

CONCESSION SALES

$96,220.23

OTHER INCOME

$607,894.98

UNIVERSITY SUPPORT

$407,674.00

DONATIONS

$33,934.49

SUBTOTAL:

$1,908,020.67

PRESENTATIONS DONATIONS & SPONSORSHIPS TICKET SALES

$338,176.57 $3,035,621.53

STUDENT DISCOUNT ASSISTANCE

$332,204.75

PERSONNEL INCOME

$30,385.56

EQUIPMENT INCOME

$73,719.31

OTHER INCOME

$84,785.16

UNIVERSITY SUPPORT

$242,933.00

SUBTOTAL:

$4,137,825.88

OFFSITE SERVICES PERSONNEL INCOME

$2,486,838.55

EQUIPMENT INCOME

$104,442.85

OTHER INCOME

$96,678.99

SUBTOTAL:

TOTAL GROSS REVENUE:

$2,687,960.39

$8,7 3 3,8 0 6. 9 4 21

EXPE NSES FACILITY COST OF GOODS SOLD

$2,579.65

SALARY AND WAGES

$1,419,266.10

SUPPLIES AND EXPENSE

$991,828.28

SUBTOTAL:

$2,413,674.03

PRESENTATIONS ARTIST FEES

$1,994,877.54

SALARY AND WAGES

$786,635.37

SUPPLIES AND EXPENSE

$728,280.88

SUBTOTAL:

$3,509,793.79

OFFSITE SERVICES SALARY AND WAGES

$1,669,071.49

SUPPLIES AND EXPENSE

$1,022,989.15

SUBTOTAL:

$2,692,060.64

TOTAL EXPENSES:

$8,61 5,5 2 8 . 46 22

OUR GE N EROUS DO NO RS The generosity of our 2022-2023 donors and corporate partners made the multiple creative opportunities for students and community members of all ages outlined in this report possible. CORPORATE PARTNERS Season Partners B97 Radio Cook Family of Companies: Cook Medical-CFC Properties-French Lick Resort Curry Auto Center The Herald-Times IU Auxiliary Services IU Campus Bus IU Office of Parking Operations Upland Brewing Co. World Arts Printing, Inc. Show Partners Arts Midwest GIG Fund B97 Baird Private Wealth Management Black Philanthropy Circle Bloomington Cleaners Brian Thompson/ F.C. Tucker Bucceto's Pizza and Pasta Campus Tutoring Service Dermatology Center of Southern Indiana EllieMae's Boutique Graduate Hotel Bloomington Indiana Memorial Union, Biddle Hotel and Conference Center Indiana University Health IU Auxiliary Services IU Bookstore IU Campus Bus IU Credit Union IU Foundation IU Parking Operations IU Women's Philanthropy Leadership Council Jo Throckmorton Filmworks Lamar Outdoor Advertising Lennie's Morgenstern's Bookstore and Café National Endowment for the Arts, Arts Projects Nature's Way New England Foundation for the Arts' National Theater Project Office of the Vice President for Diversity, Equity & Multicultural Affairs

Oliver Winery Riley Physicians at IU Health Smithville Foundation Switchyard Brewing Co. WFIU Public Radio WTIU Public Television Endowments Fred & Beth Cate Auditorium Fund Joyce & Jim Grandorf Friends of IU Auditorium Fund Martha Novak & Marilyn Goerner Theater Experience Fund Timothy M. Morrison & Linda S. Hunt IU Auditorium Fund Gifts to Honor, Remember, & Celebrate In Memory of David Baer In Memory of Sam Bell In Honor of Doug Booher In Memory of Steven Coopersmith In Memory of John Miller In Memory of Traci K. Miller In Memory of Timothy M. Morrison Planned Gifts/Bequests Karin Coopersmith Larry Davis° Tim & Cathie Lybrook Timothy M. Morrison• & Linda S. Hunt° Jim Pellerite Winston & Sue Shindell° Lynn Schenck Herman B Wells Employee Matching Companies Abbott Fund BP Fabric of America Fund Microsoft Employee Giving Duke Energy Foundation ExxonMobil Foundation GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Penguin Random House Pfizer Foundation Random House, Inc Renaissance Charitable Foundation

Schwab Charitable Fund T Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving YourCause INNER CIRCLE Producer Level $10,000+ Fred & Beth Cate Carolyn & Peter Goerner Jim & Joyce Grandorf° David & Phyllis Green Drs. Jim & Catherine Laughlin° Dr. Jennifer Lennington & Dr. Tarek Sibai Dr. Richard & Rene Malone Drs. Bryce McKee & Megan Solon Dr. Jeremy & Mariah Mescher Drs. Scot & Ann Moore° Timothy M. Morrison• & Linda S. Hunt° Dr. Brechin & Bill Newby Ed & Jan Ryan° Dr. Jason & Kristina Simmonds Dr. George & Barbara Sorrells Vickie & Tim VanDeventer Dr. Crista & Christopher Virtue Director Level $5,000-$9,999 ABCD Fund David Greene & Barbara Bealer Steven• & Karin Coopersmith Cary & Julie Curry° Frank Eberle James V. & Jacqueline C. Faris Bruce & Diana Jacobs Vladan & Traci Jovanovic Lee & Maria McKinley Winston & Sue Shindell° Star Level $2,500-$4,999 The Goldsworthy Family Robert & Stephanie Jackson Jillian Kinzie & Jo Throckmorton Lee Ann Merry

Gerry Miller Gregory Mills & Henry Malone Larry & Eleanor Rink Mary Rose Ken• & Malissa Sparks Jillian & Austin Starr Dr. & Mrs. Robert Stoelting Dr. John Thiel E.G. & Sharon White Entertainer Level $1,000-$2,499 Deb Allmayer & Jim Williams Carole & John Ambler Terry Baer Timothy• & JoEllen Baldwin Leanne & Edward Barnett Bill C. Brown Associates Doug* & Sarah° Booher Scott Brown & Lori Leverenz Amanda & John Burnham Dana & Kyle Cattani Barbara Chaplin Savannah & Joseph Curry Brandt & Judy Downey Tim & Dorothy Ellis Adam Estes Jody & George Fielding Lori & Preston Garraghty William & Jaqueline Gilkey Dan, Sharon, & Jen Goins David & Rosemary Harvey Diane Henshel Bill & Karen Hicks Steve & Janet Hitzeman Jeff & Trudy Jackson Greg & Sandra Katzman Frank & Frances Kelly Amy & Kyle Kessens Kate Kroll Dr. Dean Lenz & Cathi Jackson Mitzi Lewison Lance & Karen Like Perry J. Maull Edwin & Leana McClain Charles• & Judy McClary Charles & Sharon McKeen Dr. Kristina Morris Frank & Patricia Owings Todd & Nannette Plumer Ryan & Tyler Prall Jamie & Kathy Pratt• Penny Gaither & Stephen Pritchard Ron & Carol Remak Family

Fred & Pegi Risinger Tom & Danielle Root Lynn Schenck Jefferson & Mary Shreve Chalsea & Daniel Smith Jeff Stumpf & Tricia Riveire Stumpf Timothy & Martha Sullivan Robert & Cynthia Walker Jessica & Michael Waymire CIRCLE OF FRIENDS Leading Player Level $500-$999 Charles & Kathy Aiken Andy Allard Sudhir & Lori Bhaskar Leland & Helen Butler Bill & Lori Campbell Lee & Belinda Carmichael Joyce Claflin Terry & Phyllis Clapacs John & Beckie DeLong Diane Druck Dennis & Catherine Elliott Joe G. & Gloria Emerson The EuDaly Family Ronald & Kelli Foster Rob & Shannon Friedman Tom & Sharon Funk Mandy Gripe Dennis & Melanie Groth James & Sarah Isom Tom and Annie Kelly Barry & Mindy King Amy & Eric Kinser Bob & Holly Kondras Rose Krakovitz Jan & George Kreager Joyce S. Krothe Jenny & Larry LaGrange Gigi Larmour-Goldin Hal & Sue Hanes Ronald & Linda Maus James & Sandy McLary Dr. Howard Mehlinger John R. Myers Dr. Valerie Dean O'Loughlin & Robert O'Loughlin Andrew Overhiser, M.D. & Allison Overhiser Roberta & Jim Sherman Donna & Jay Smith Larry & Kate Sparks Linda P. Stipp & Don Mitchell Bruce & Shannon Storm David & Nicole Strus Donald & Nancy Talbott Tim & Young Ae Tresslar Tim & Sandra Tucker Scott & Pamela Walters Sarah• & Stan Wasserman Allen R.• & Nancy B. White Catherine & Greg Woodworth Eva Zogorski Supporting Cast Level $250-$499 Anonymous Elaine & Philip Amerson Mary Balle & Jeremy Voyles Suzanne Becker Sarah & Bill Beggs Paul & Sandra Bender

Michael D. Bishop, M.D. & Denise Craig James Palmer & Karen Duffy Vonora Bishop Norm & Mary Crampton Charles T. Pershing Geoff Bradley & Megan Ray Julia Curren Roger & Nancy Pfingston Susan O. Carter Joan B. Curts Stephen & Darlene Pratt William Catt & Vivian Jefrey & Pamela J. Davidson Robert & Mary Price Schroeder Samuel J. Davis Pam & Michael Puckett Jennifer Collins Walter DeArmitt Shirley Pugh Carolyn & John Collins Chuck & Kim Decker Mary & Wesley Ratliff Dennis & Jane Cromwell Mary & Charles DePew Bryan Rives Heather Caruso Díes* & Shaun* & Emily Eberle Ruth Rives Gonzalo Díes Preston & Ruth Ann Elkins Linda & Vern Rogers Frank & Ruth DiSilvestro Valerie Elliott & James Strange Richard J. Rose Luke & Shannon Eades Cheryl Engber Marilyn Saum Rebecca & Scott Eberle E.J. Ernsberger* Lynn Schwartzberg David & Tyler Ferguson Philip N. Eskew, Jr., M.D. & Ann John & Lorna Seward Kevin Gifford* & Michael Stiles L. Eskew Bill & Judy Shobe Britta & Jeffrey Goetz Lorna & David Estes Curt & Judy Simic Christopher & Nancy Goss Sally Fairfield Kip & Debbie Smith Linda F. Gregory Rick & Vicki Flint Laird & Nancy Smith John & Linda Harl Gene Frazier* Shari & Pat Smith James R. Hasler Rick & Suzanne Galloway Ellen M. Snyder Norma & James Holland Bob Galm Ron & Sally Stephenson Martin & Sandra Homan Tim & Jennifer Garl Karen Stucky Michael & Barbara Horvath Katherine Gensler William & Gayle Stuebe Anitra House Molly Giddens Philip & Marjorie Sutton Dr. Martin & Linda Kaplan Phil Gillig Brian & Maria* Talbert Jeffrey & Angela Lindauer Dan Graef James & Amy Thomas Lin Loring David & Jan Gudaitis Kaleb & Becky Throckmorton Rebecca Marks Bob & Julie Hammel Cheryl Towle Dr. Richard & Maribeth McKaig Elaine Hartman Rhonda & Thomas Trippel Bradley T. Miller Jeff & Cassandra Hauswald Denise Turnbull Susan & Dennis Miller Steven Hendricks Kevin & Marissa Van Rooy Stephen C. & Sandra S. The Dennis & Jennie Hendrix Steve & Sue Waggoner Moberly Foundation Judy Walcoff Stephen & Noell Mosca John D. Hobson Joseph Walker & Mary O'Shea Pat Mulholland Bob & Connie Holt George Walker & Carolyn Dale & Cyndi Nelson Brandi Host Lipson-Walker Dr. Todd & Erin Peabody Joseph Hren Joel Washington Charlotte & Kevin Reitz Rita B. Hudelson Sherry Watkins Bethan Roberts & Mark Michael E. Hunt & Darla S. Karen Bush Watts & Daniel J. Pietrykowski Brown Watts Joe & Amanda Schroeder Dr. & Mrs. Dwain Illman Don & Lisa Weiler Phyllis Schwitzer Marilyn & Paul Irwin Barbara & Martin Weinberg Erdine M. Simic Roger & Carol Isaacs Bob & Karen Whiteside Dan & Mary Lou Slattery Mary Jamison & Peter Koenig Patricia L. Williams Janet S. Smith Tina & Doug Jessee Robert & Karon Wingard Dr. Ray Snapp Owen V. Johnson Barbara Winkelman Diane & Rick Spleth Beckie & Chuck Jones Katherine Stephenson Patricia & Larence Kirkman Understudy Level Jeff & Carol Stevens Buzz & DeWayne Kurpius Up To $99 Bob & Sue Talbot Eleanor Lahr Mark Ahern Diedre Todd Dennis & Judy• Leatherman L, Lang & Jean Brownlee Michael & Lisa Vogel Douglas Lehman David & Carole Coppage Hank Walter Margaret Lehtinen & Joshua Gilstein Jim & Betsy Watson Lawrence Mark Krissa & Milton Hatfield Rodney E. Young Dana & Dennis Long Richard Hurley Jeffrey & Kelly Zaleski Martha* & Chris Mathis Karrah Martin Tim McDonald & Melissa Price Gerard & Kelly McCarry Patron Level Celeste & Michael McGregor Margaret Meadors $100-$249 Richard Meetz & Lois Alyse N. Vail Anonymous Kaufmann Beverly Vicker Candace & Stephen Bailey Marianne Mitchell Yun Yu Emily Barbe Tony & Betty Mobley Patrick M. Zimmerman Mark & Mary Clare Bauman Lorna Lou Moir Mark Bender Gary Morrison & Linda Ritter Byron & Carolyn Buker Darla Myers Tom and Jill Bunger Claire Neff Doris & Ronald Burcham Timothy & Donna Noble Amy Burgar & Benjamin Smith Colin Nowling & Rev. Lisa Doris J. Burton, Ed. D. Schubert Nowling Don & Diane Claffey Max & Jennifer O'Guinn Claire Clayton Cindy Oswalt Thomas Coleman• Nancy E. Otte * Denotes IU Auditorium Staff ° Denotes IU Auditorium Board of Advisors Member Amy & Phil Cornwell Anne & Gary Palmer • Denotes Donor is Deceased

THAN K YO U DO NO RS ! IU Auditorium would like to express our heartfelt gratitude for your unwavering dedication to the performing arts and your generous support during the 2022–2023 season. The past year left an indelible mark on our students and community, thanks to your involvement. Your support has been pivotal in a diverse range of meaningful initiatives at IU Auditorium, enriching countless lives.

YOUR IMPACT

Thanks to the collaborative efforts of numerous IU Auditorium individual and corporate partners like yourself, we were able to extend the transformative power of the performing arts to nearly 4,000 participants through nearly 50 educational programs. These programs, led by world-renowned artists and community experts, have undoubtedly left a lasting imprint on the participants. Moreover, your contributions have allowed over 69,000 patrons to experience the magic of live performances on our IU Auditorium stage. Thank you for making this possible.

INVESTING IN OUR COMMUNITIES

Your dedication and generosity were instrumental in achieving our ambitious goals for the 2022–2023 season. Our educational outreach programming is vibrant and impactful, thanks to your support that exceeded all expectations. We were able to forge vital connections between K–12 and university students to the performing arts. Additionally, your contributions played a pivotal role in providing student scholarships and professional development opportunities, further inspiring the educational landscape of our community. Thanks to your belief in our vision, you have helped IU Auditorium foster a passion for the performing arts that will continue to enrich the lives of students, community members, and artists alike.

OUR D E D I CATE D TEA M IU Auditorium owes a debt of gratitude to all our dedicated team members who worked tirelessly behind-thescenes to execute our 2022–2023 season. Abney, Dean Eric Agarwal, Krish Agarwal, Lakshya Agarwal, Radhika Agarwal, Vatsal Aggarwal, Aarnav Aggarwal, Aditi Akhter, Ghalib Iqbal Al Baharna, Ahmed Alla, Mudrika Allam, Mark Allampati, Raja Simha Reddy Gangadhar Allen, Alexis Allerellie, Enzo Alonso, Jimbo Alvarado, Kevin Anand Chhabria, Shiv Anderson, Deborah M Anderson, Marie A Arellano,Nayeli A Arenz, William Anthony Arkanath, Ganesh Arratia Uberhuaga, Mateo Miguel Arthur, Sam R Asbell, Deborah Bridget Athaluri, Varun Kumar Ausdal, Ian Benjamin Avadhanam, Meghana Baer, Christopher Joseph Bagri, Vasudha Balla, Tanmayi Ballari, Aashish Bansal, Varchasva Barrett, Seionna Barton, Jedediah Bazler, Siarra Brielle Bean, Mora Beaver, Kody Beeker, Barbara T Belmontes, Stephanie Berg, I Christopher Bhagchandani, Ronak Laxmanbhai Bhagwat, Soham Nagesh Bhamidipati, Akhil Venkata Bheemreddy, Niharika Bhogadi, Chandra Sagar Bing, Kimberly Blackwell, Clara Bladen, Kristie Kay Blake, Sheila Maria Bodas, Pratha Boehme, Ella Bogatov, Marinnya Bohlin, Samantha

Boltinghouse, Michael Bonthu, Dushyanth Reddy Booher, Doug Booker, Steve D Borasaniya, Smit Botta, Lohit Krishna Reddy Bower, Tiffany Bowyer, John Bradley, Tessa Sarae Brake, Kaitlyn Brand, David Branson, Sami Bristoe, Ellen Dolores Brown, Lori Anne Brown, Molly Sue Brown, Nathan Alexander Brown, Robert S Brown, Tammy Brownd, Hannah Bryant, Garry Lee Buchanan, Ethan Paul Budhelia, Dharmil Buehler, Suzanne Renee Burch, David W Burch, Patti S Burchenson, Lisa M Butler, Chasity Laree Butler, Karen Bynum, Brittney Calhoun, Kewon Camara, Aicha Fote Campbell, Johnny C Campbell, Myrical Carlson, Kayla Lynn Carrier, Bryn Elise Carter, Earnisha Jean Carter, Renee S Cartwright, Claire Elaine Casillas, Veronica Cassidy, Sarah Cattapan, Bobby Michael Cavaness, Brandon Challa, Kaushik Chandak, Bhavesh Chandaliya, Tanay Manoj Charleston, Jerrell Edward Chatterjee, Aniruddho Swapan Chaudhary, Kamna Chauhan, Jaydeep Thakorbhai Cheeti, Sricharan Chennoju, Shivani Chest, Kenadi Chidipothu, Hanish Chikara, Apoorva Chordia, Aryan

Clark, Jasmine Judith Clevenger, Lauren Elizabeth Coleman, Brian Colvin, Carly Sue Commissiong, Mikaili S Connan, Sam Connaughton, Duane M. Connaughton, Gunner Connaughton, Tor Michael Connor, Katelyn Cooper, Anthony R Cooper, Hailee E Cortez, Chelsea Cox, Jana D Crawley, Jacob C Cuatecontzi, Dylan Cunliffe-Owen, Sofie S Dahlin, Katherine Anne Dalton, Natasha Damarla, Pranavi Dameruppala, Abhijith Dannels, Lucas Adam Dant, Jaydee L Davis, Brittney Louise Davis, Kimberly J Davis, Sarah Rose Davis, Timothy R Day, Mary Jo Dcunha, Royce DeGuire, Amanda Lynn Delk, Skylar DelMonico, Emerson DeLong, John L DeLong, John Tyler DeLong, Rebecca J Dennis, Jessica M Desai, Ruchit Jigneshbhai Desante, David Karl Devarapaga, Dhiraj Devulapalli, Srikar Dhawan, Tanav Diaz, Victoria DiCaro, Daniel Dickerson, Saylor McKynna Baker Dies, Gonzalo Dies, Heather Nicole Difini, Kristina Nicole DiGiorgio, Charlie Dinkel, Anthony Disko, Meghan S Dobbins, Aimes Donthi, Nikitha Doshi, Harshieka Doub, Stacy A Doub, William Isaac Dowd, David

Downey, Pat Douglas Dozier, David William Drabyn ,Stephen Emil Dronkers, Troy R DSouza, Siona Crissel Duck, Betsy Duggireddy, Greeshma Sai Sree Eberle, Shaun L Edwards, Avery Elizabeth Edwards, Karen Eggers, James Stephen Eichelberg, Frances Ellanki, Dileep Sai Elliott, April Elliott, Dean E Elliott, Vicky Lynn Emmert, Andrew James Emmert, Georgia K Ernsberger, EJ Esteves, Lucas Evans, China Evans, Jesi Jordan Eversole, Ashlea E Fahey, Sarah Katherine Fairfield, Julie Ann Farrell, Margaret Mary Fehlinger, Sammi Grace Fehrenbach, Michael Fettchenhauer, Jamie Fink, Drew Cole Fisher, Maryclaire Fitch, Peggy Sue Fleming, Sarah Mae Flick, Garrett Carl Fossati, Solange Fox, Seren Abigail Frazier, Gene A French, April D Frieze, Isabella Marie Frye, Brock R Fulton, Lori Ann Gala, Shreyansh Galburth, Janae Ganapathy, Meenakshi Sundaram Gandhe, Sai Srikar Garabrant, Eric M Garcia, Emma Garofola, Teresa Louise Gatchel, Ella Diane Gattu, Rahul George, Donnie Stephen Ghorpade, Payal Gibson, Augustina Z Gibson, Seth Elijah Gifford, Kevin Gilliland, Kristen Glanzman, Jocelyn Marie Glass, Darrel Godbole, Bhadrayu Gomez, Jenny Gordon, Deanna Michelle Gorman, Kyle Daniel Goryl, Jesse Gossman, Kelsey Marie Goyal, Sanya Gray, Ellie Margaret Griffin, Dexter C Groff, George Thomas Groff, Mikiesha Delanna Groff, Sharon Sue Gupta, Anay Gupta, Divrina

Gupta, Kushagra Gupta, Nishad Gupta, Tanya Gupta, Vanya Gutierrez, Moises Hamblen, Reese Hand, Juliana Faith Hargett, Anna Grace Harkins, Naomi Mae Harper, Michelle L Harrell, Lawrence Harris, Ben Harris, Kelly M Hart, Virgil Hartman, Robert Scott Hashmi, Maliha Hatekar, Yash Anil Haviland, Miles E Hawkins, William A Hayes, Shane Hays, Julie M Healey, Daniel Hegde, Pooja Heidler, Neal F Heinz, Jacob Wesley Heltenburg, Maurice Henry, Michael Henry, Sam Stephen Hibbler, Ke'Asjanai Hicks, Clayton Hicks, Eva Higdon, Mary Hight, Ethan Preston Hodge, Shelby Lane Hoke, Carrie Alaine Holcroft, Lauren C Holla, Shashank Holman, Maggie Holman, Olivia C Holt, Blair J Hooten, Jake Sterling Hopkins, Eugene E Hopkins, Eugene Edward Hostetler, Robert A Howe, Shan Hueneke, Teagan Elizabeth Hueston, Woodrow S Huffer, Jon Edward Huffer, Susan Lynn Hughes, Avery R Hume, Breanna Lynne Irvin, Liz Jackoway, Scott Jackson, Christopher Dewan Jacobs-Roberts, Julie A Jahnke, Jamie Jain, Armaan Jain, Krisha Jain, Parshva Jain, Vansh Jaiswal, Aayush Jenkins, Ane Jernigan, Tina Marie Jewell, Kristy Kay Jindal, Radhika Jones, Armoni Shonetara Jones, Ayrianna Jean Jones, Benedict E Jones, Neumann Matthew Jones, Scott B. Joshi, Siddharth

Kabra, Laxmikant Maheshji Kalidindi, Aryan Kanakam, Harika Kandasamy, Parkavi Kapoor, Devansh Karra, Sai Suraj Kasera, Amit Kashyap, Avyay Ravi Katragadda, Hemanth Kaufman, Monica Pauley Kempton, Shan Kersteff, Michael Ryan Khare, Juhi King, Mallory Marie Kitawat, Aanshuk Klem, Lily Klingman, Emma Cheryl Kogilathota Jagirdar, Sowmya Reddy Kommu, Srinivasa Chandra Sekhar Koontz, Kieran Patrick Kothari, Kavish Bhavikbhai Kothuru, Shalini Kreager, Jan Krecik, Brian Krueger, David Niel Krull, Brian Kumari, Priya LaBrash, David John LaChapelle, Luc Ian Lafary, Angela Noel Lafond, Asnith Lakku, Sai Jagan L Lamont, Gabriella Jeannette Langley, Jim Ray Langley, Susan J Larimer, Benjamin Andrew Learned, Chris Lee, Joohwan Levitt, Madison Nora Lewis, Bailey Michael Lewis, Gavin Henry Lewis, Zoey Li, Wenqi Liao, Xin Qiao Likens, Haley N Lish, Jacob M Lister, Anna Beatrice Littlejohn, Nicholas Lo Cascio, Marilyn J Lodhiya, Vaibhav Piyushkumar Lokre, Mayuka Ashwin Lolugu, Gnaneswari Lopez, Jack Lowery, John Luellwitz, Cole Luther, Joy M N, Harshini MacDowell, Kevin S MacDowell, Sylvan Mackenzie, Quinn Maclean, Robert H Madarapu, Meghana Major, Rachael Malicoat, Janet Lynn Malki, Tom Perceval Mallick, Jinia Malraju, Srilekha

Malyala, Samhitha Mamidi, Lokesh Teja Mandavilli, Anil Mangalagiri, Bhargava Mann, Bryce Mann, Rodney D Marek, Nicholas David Marru, Suchitha Martin, Donald Anthony Martin, Ezra Mason, John E Mason, Tayler Mast, Marvin Mast, Mary Ann Mathias, Melissa Rochelle Mathis, Martha E Matthews, Fred Mays, Josie Frances Mbengue, Fatou M McGouldrick, Aspen McHugh, Ashley Mckenney, Tate Mitchell McWhirter, Mark Andrew Mead, Simon Garrison Mehta, Aman Mehta, Darshan Mehta, Divit Mehta, Vidit Meier, Tim D Meka, Vijaya Lakshman Melchior, David Sam Merkley, Miranda Mettukuru, Avinash Reddy Mick, Sarah Elizabeth Miller, Anna B Miller, James E Mimoun, Riad Minnick, Benjamin F Mishler, Angela Missell, Thomas Mistry, Bhavya Rakesh Mittal, Paras Mittal, Raghav Mittal, Shaurya Mlakar, Tamara Mobley, Stephen M Mody, Yash Saumil Mohammed, Sohail Mongrut, Rodrigo Monix, Lora Moore, Mikayla Moore, Terri D Morales, Gianna Nicole Morris, Esti C Morrison, Bradford Mundhra, Arya Murray, Gus Michael Murthy, Aniruddha Mutchler, Erin Mysliwiec, Alexander Lee Nadimpalli, Mounika Narayan, Snigdha Santoshi Nayar, Niyati Ndhlovu, Mazvita Anotida Nelson, Pamela Cheryl Nelson, William R Nidadavolu, Anvit Nidamarthy, Bhargava Nielsen, Collin Patrick Nikam, Yashada Hemant Nino, Maria Norwood, Haley L Oard, Katharine Rebecca

O'Grady, Sam James Oh, Seungmin Olibo, Whitney Marie Ortman, Thomas Osuji, Osinachi C Owens Baldree, Amanda Pace, Carla Jo Pace, Danny R Pachauri, Sumeet Pagadala, Vamsidhar Palan, Krisha Palmer, Katelyn R Palod, Meet Panampilly, Shwetha Panchal, Jinay Devendrabhai Pandya, Harsh Maheshkumar Panjwani, Dipen Parekh, Anaya Parukola, Koushik Reddy Parvathaneni, Kaushik Paswell, Dan Patel, Aaryan Patel, Devansh Sachin Patel, Jaydeep Amratbhai Patel, Ketul Patel, Khushaan Patel, Parinita Patel, Priyanshi Dharmesh Patel, Raj Patel, Riya Niraj Patel, Rythm J Pathak, Aditya Sunil Pawlowski, Bec Salote Payton, Kirsten Nichole Pendem, Shiva Kumar Pennington, Lily D Penrod, Connor Penumatsa, Manideep Varma Perkins, Michael Perkit, Maneesh Reddy Perry, Brianna Phadke, Adheesh A Phillips, Steven E Piatt, Mareana Piatt, Zion Pincha, Sanjana Manoj Pinto, Rohan Pitts, Laynie Addison Polowsky, Michael Jonathan Potts, Mark B Price, Robert Price, Sheryl Ann Pujari, Deveshwari Prakash Pulipati, Vineeth Pulivendula, Reddy Charan Purohit, Janmejay S Pyles, Jordan Quehl, Bridget Anne Ragade, Sarvesh Ganesh Rana, Aryan Rancourt, Claire T Randall, Moxie Eileen Rateria, Jayat Rateria, Saanvi Rathi, Himanshu Rawlins, Jeffrey A Reddy G, Hemanth Reddy, Harshith

Regan, Shannon Reid, Madelyn Louise Reising, Lauren Kathryn Rice, Jacqlyn Paige Richards, Jamie Wade Roach, Aaron J Robbins, Guinevere Anne Robertson, Kerry Travis Rogers, Lane Rohith, Venkata Reddy Roman, Zoey Elizabeth Rondel, Gaby Rooze, Michael Rothenberg, Ruby Bentsiyon Rouch, Benny O Sabel, Roxanne Sakiramolla, Akhila Salinas, Eliza Salzmann, Emma Paige Santa, Mike Santos, Kendall Lynn Saraogi, Akshat Sardaria, Ahmed Afzal Sarris, Mark R Sarvello, Olivia Paris Scales, Chloe Jean Schilling, Ryan D Schmeckebier, Peter Schumacher, Grace E Schwandt, Michael W Scott, Griffin Setser, Jeffrey W Sewell, Jacob Sexton, Rhonda Joanne Shade, Patti Vondala Shah, Akhil Shah, Anurag Shah, Rohan Bhupen Shah, Shanay Shah, Shivang Shah, Swayam Shah, Tirth Bhaveshbhai Sharma, Anku Sharma, Rajesh Shassberger, Orlando Elizabeth Shearer, Maggie Marie Sheets, Ryan Michael Shen, Tianyang Shenoy, Ujwala Shepley, Sion Sheth, Siddhesh Uday Shields, Danny Keith Shukla, Hemang Siegel, Andy Eric Simanton, Christopher D Singh, Arushi Singh, Soman Slaw, Jacob Smith, David Lee Smith, Jae'Sha Smith, Jess Lauren Smith, Jordynn S Smith, Miriam Blythe Smith, Talena Sodnomtseren, Amina Solie, Stephen D Soni, Parikshit Southard, Chloe Spisak, Danielle L Sridharan, Jayaraman Srinivasan, Balajee Devesha

Stevens, Ce'Etter Marie Stone-Webb, Emma Juliette Strycker, Janet R Studebaker, William Douglas Subramanian, Lavanya Surve, Purnima Susmilch, Joanne Elizabeth Sweeney, Cole Robert Tabor, Brandon Tadey, Anthony Michael Talbert, Maria K Talley, Baely Tannen, Leah Tanner, Brayden Rease Targett, Dave W Taylor, Mikaylah MianaAngel Thimlapur, Susheel Thoms, David J Thondapu, Karthikeya Thrasher, Jacob Michael Tiggleman, Thomas Jay Timberlake, Ron D Tomes, Jada Elizabeth Torres, Ayla Elizabeth Tribby, Jacob I Tschida, Marc J. Turner, Cameron J Turner, Deanna Roberts Ujevich, Katie Umamaheswaran, Vijay Gokul Van Denburg, Gwen Van Denburg, Joseph K Van Tichelt, Ashley M Vanmane, Gaurav Varakala, Keerthana Reddy Varma, Anjali Vashi, Het Vemula, Srinivasa Nikhil Vemulapalli, Pavan Sai Ganesh Venugopal, Varsha Vestuto, Cathie L Vinard, Pearl Robin Vinayak, Kumar Vincek, Connor Michael Voils, Levi Vora, Manav Vipul Vuddanti, Nihanth Walia, Hannah Wallace, Caleb Andrew Wang, Marissa Wang, Nicholas Tai-Yi Warfield, Lilly Grace Warren, Emily Watts, Thomas L Wayangankar, Sravani Ganesh Webster, Jackson Harold Weinberg, Kevin Gazley Wertz, David G Whalen, Dennis K Whalen, Jill D White, Mace Sonora White, Rebecca Anne Williams, Drew Allen Williams, Melvin Lee Williams, Terry R Witte, Laura

Wohlafka, Gary B Wolansky, Ernie Wolansky, RuthAnne Wolber, Brian S Wolter, Ben Aloysius Wonder, J ulie A Wood, Kaitlyn Marie Wood, Olivia Wood, Troy R Worman, Zoe Worth, Riley Jacob Wray, Elizabeth M Wray, Ted Wright, Sharielle Marie Wroblewski, Jordyn Taylor Wylie, Erin Huffer, Susan Yankellow, Naomi Laya Yashwardhana, Daksh Yelubandi, Naga Manohar Yenumula, Akash Yerramsetti Dharma Teja Young, Garry Young, Jennifer Lyn Young,Rodney Edward Youngman, Emma Claire Zack, David Zacker, Karl C Zaer Heidari, Nima Zajmi, Agron Demir Zhang, Jiaqi Zhang, Yiming

STA FF LI ST I NG General Administration Maria Talbert Executive Director Heather Díes Senior Director of Advancement & Administration Martha Mathis Office Manager Eva Hicks HR/Payroll Coordinator Jake Sewell Administrative Assistant Operations and Events David Zack Director of Operations Erin Wylie Assistant Director for Events Noel Widup Guest Services Manager Jacob Lish Troy Dronkers E.J. Ernsberger Gene Frazier

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Ticketing Ben Harris Jesi Evans

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Circle of Friends / Advancement Kevin Gifford Director of Development Sarah Benson Donor Relations Manager Audience Engagement Ryan Sheets Director of Audience Engagement Grace Rimkunas Assistant Director for Education & Engagement Dean Larsen Graphic Designer University Events & Conferences Doug Booher Assistant Vice President

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