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president’s message AMY MACLEOD, LOBERO BOARD PRESIDENT

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As I begin my third and final year as President of the Lobero Theatre Foundation Board, I am struck by the resilience and the generosity of the Santa Barbara community. As homeowners and businesses work to rebuild in the aftermath of the events of December and January, we’ve seen dozens of relief fundraisers, thousands of volunteers, and critical emergency funding made available by many local foundations.

In the face of tragedy, residents of Montecito, Santa Barbara and surrounding areas have reached out to neighbors and strangers alike to lend support and build solidarity. I feel fortunate to be affiliated with a community treasure like the Lobero, where so many individuals gather to take part in the healing process. Despite many setbacks experienced this winter, artists and arts organizations are moving forward, creating new work and offering us all the gift of music, dance, theatre and film. Audiences, too, are showing up, ready to laugh, to be moved, and to share in the collective experience of live performance. I want to thank the Lobero’s stellar Board of Directors for their leadership this past year. Through ups and downs, these dedicated stewards have maintained their focus on the theatre’s mission: to be an accessible

cultural asset to the community and a welcoming home for our local artists and audiences. With reluctant resignation, we say goodbye to two Board members this year who have been incredibly generous with their time and talent. Doug Wood has been on the Board for nine years and served as President during the Encore capital campaign that so greatly enhanced the theatre’s auditorium and esplanade. Mason Farrell served for six years and has helped to establish important corporate relationships that impact our operations to this day. Doug and Mason, thank you for all your hard work on the Lobero’s behalf. You will be greatly missed but always valued members of the Lobero Family. Finally, my thanks to the many donors and ticket buyers who sustain the Lobero throughout the year. Your unwavering support allows us to program with confidence and fulfill our commitment to be a true community theatre. I look forward to sharing a season of inspired, hilarious, dramatic and dynamic performances with you.

Amy MacLeod Lobero Board President 5

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board and staff BOARD OF DIRECTORS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Amy MacLeod, President Stephen H. Hayes, Vice President Melissa Fassett, Secretary Bridget Foreman, Treasurer Tim Casey, At Large Charles de L’Arbre, At Large John Gerngross, At Large BOARD MEMBERS David Anderson Sharon Whittier Bradford Steve Cloud Jeff DeVine John Gerngross Michael Jaffe Laurie Bentson Kauth Janet McCann Graciela Montgomery William Nasif Frank Schipper Ben Trosky Annie Williams Bo Willis LOBERO THEATRE ASSOCIATES Annie Williams, President Mindy Denson, Vice President Joan Crossland, Treasurer Susan Tarlow, Corresponding Secretary Margaret Slater, Recording Secretary Blair Buster, Parliamentarian Janet McCann, Past President Emily Dempster, Historian

ADVISORY BOARD Barbara J. Burgess Leland Crawford Jr. Patrick Davis Rod Lathim Bob Light Paula Lopez Lillian Lovelace Craig Madsen Alfred V. Morgan Jim Morouse Mike Pahos

Lady Leslie Ridley-Tree Marilyn Schuermann Rob Skinner Anne F. Towbes Anthony Wall Judi Weisbart Gay Ashforth Wilson Nancy R. Lynn, Executive Director Emeritus EXECUTIVE TEAM David Asbell, Executive Director Marianne Clark, Administrative Director Don McGreevy, Controller DEVELOPMENT TEAM Brandon Mowery, Director of Development Jim Dougherty, Director of Planned Giving Adrienne DeGuevara, Assistant Director of Development Sheila Caldwell, Donor Relations & Events MARKETING TEAM Angie Bertucci, Marketing & Communications Director Cecilia Martini-Muth, Graphic Design and Marketing Naseem Hyder, Web Development OPERATIONS TEAM Genevieve Rhiger, Ticketing Services Director Daniel Ramirez, House Manager Betsy Craig, Reception Coordinator Luis Mejia-Luna, Maintenance PRODUCTION STAFF Todd A. Jared, Technical Director and Production Manager J.O. Davis, Audio Engineer Tony Mangini, Lighting Director Erik Moore, Projectionist BOX OFFICE TEAM Gina Graham, Box Office Manager Christian Morgan, Assistant Box Office Manager Page Christman, Box Office Associate Lobero Theatre Foundation 33 E. Canon Perdido Street Santa Barbara, CA 93101 Box Office: 805.963.0761 Foundation Office: 805.966.4946 Lobero.org

table of contents 5

President’s Letter

Board and Staff / Table of Contents

2017 -2018 Annual Report

Lobero FUND Letters

Highbrow Lowdown

Jim’s Corner & Heritage Donors

Associates Spotlight

Volunteer Update

Ghostlight Luminary Induction

Ghostlight Society Donors

Spotlight on DANCEworks

Corporate Sponsorship

31 Calendar 39

Culinary Sponsorship

Brubeck Circle Residency & Donors

Youth & Community Outreach

Lobero Green

Heritage Campaign

In Memoriam

VIP Tickets

Lobero LIVE Stage Photos

Lobero FUND Family of Donors

Advertiser Index

Heritage Society / Endowment Donors

BACKSTAGE AT THE LOBERO, Fall 2018 edition BACKSTAGE AT THE LOBERO is published biannually by the Lobero Theatre Foundation. 33 E. Canon Perdido Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101. Free of charge. Performance photos by David Bazemore unless otherwise noted. Cover photo by Nick Blaskovich.

annual report 2017-2018

The Lobero isn’t the Lobero without its Family of Presenting Partners. 90% of the activity in the building is made up of local arts organizations, corporate presenters or promoters bringing a wide variety of events for Santa Barbara audiences. City of Santa Barbara CAMA Masterseries Camerata Pacifica Emporium Presents Flamenco Arts Festival Goldenvoice KCRW Live Nation Music Academy of the West New Noise Music Festival Pacifica Graduate Institute Raw Science Film Festival Rona Barrett Foundation Santa Barbara Aerial Arts Santa Barbara Chamber of Commerce Santa Barbara Choral Society Santa Barbara Dance Theatre Santa Barbara Historic Museum Santa Barbara International Film Festival Santa Barbara Music Foundation Santa Barbara Revels Sings Like Hell State Street Ballet Summerdance Santa Barbara The Rhythmic Arts Project Visiting Nurses & Hospice Care Warren Miller Entertainment UC Santa Barbara

Photo by Patrick Price

Santa Barbara’s Community Stage Fiscal year 2018 was a harrowing one for the entire community. The Thomas Fire surprised all of us by becoming the largest in California’s history, forcing thousands of evacuations and a number of cancelled events all over town. The debris flow that followed brought unbelievable tragedy along with extensive property damage, disruption of services and closure of the 101. Amid the chaos, we worked to fulfill our mission by keeping our doors open for as many holiday performances as we could from local organizations including the Choral Society, Gustafson Dance, and the Santa Barbara Revels. Despite cancellations and postponements, the Lobero was busy for 184 nights, a drop of about 8% from the previous year.

Lobero LIVE

Youth and Community Outreach This year we were pleased to distribute nearly 3,000 complimentary tickets to students, families and seniors through social service agencies and schools. We also partnered with local music, dance and theater education programs to provide a professional stage experience for more than 800 students. We partner with the following organizations to make their performing arts dreams a reality: AHA! Santa Barbara Boxtales Theatre Company Gustafson Dance Montecito Union & Cold Spring Schools Nebula Dance Santa Barbara Vocal Jazz Foundation Santa Barbara Youth Ensemble Theatre Santa Barbara Youth Symphony State Street Ballet Young Dancers

The last 10% of the activity on the stage is Lobero LIVE, the Lobero Theatre Foundation’s efforts to present quality touring artists without creating undue competition for Santa Barbara’s local arts professionals. This eclectic series features jazz and other American roots music, family programming, and a collaborative dance residency. Last year brought Ozomatli, Aaron Neville, kd lang and the Capitol Steps, just to name a few.

Resources and Management Although we saw a reduction in earned income from loss of rental dates, we were able to make up those losses through fundraising and achieve a balanced budget. In addition, we more than doubled our endowment balance through the Heritage Campaign (see pages 17 and 48) and created a much-needed cash reserve to ensure a strong cash flow throughout the year. Looking ahead at the 2018-19 season, we will focus on returning theater activity to normal levels, with a goal of 200 reserved days. Our Heritage Campaign will continue and we expect to see continued growth in our endowment as a result. Finally, we will make a concerted effort to advance the success of our Presenting Partners through increased marketing, publicity and social media campaigns that better promote all activity on the Lobero stage. The community’s partnership has been crucial in reaching this level of success.

income 1% 2% 4% 5% 11%

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18%

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Rental Operations: Individual donors: Programs & Presentations: Foundations/Government: Board of Directors: Corporate sponsors: Lobero Theatre Associates: Endowment interest:

$845,237 (31%) $752,929 (28%) $499,957 (18%) $296,243 (11%) $137,521 (5%) $96,570 (4%) $55,271 (2%) $35,255 (1%)

expenses 3% 5% 23%

39%

30%

Rental Operations: Program expense: Employee costs: Fundraising: Management & General:

$993,117 (39%) $787,839 (30%) $622,542 (23%) $116,634 (5%) $72,294 (3%)

Performance Photos by David Bazemore

get involved! The Lobero Theatre Foundation was established as a 501c3 non-profit organization in 1938 to act as stewards for, and to raise funds to maintain and operate an important historic institution. As committed managers of this community

treasure, we ask for your partnership. Those who love the theater, attend its performances, and care about preserving its unique history are our best resource for ensuring that the Lobero Theatre remains a vibrant center for performing arts.

Ways to give Text-to-give right from your phone. Having a great night at the Lobero and feeling moved to give? Just text “Lobero” to 41444 and show some love. Make a donation online. Next time you purchase a ticket, consider adding a few dollars to your order to support the venue.

Sponsor a show. Want to help bring a favorite artist to the Lobero stage? Call our Director of Development to find out how. Become a corporate sponsor. Advertising, tickets for your clients, use of the Lobero Courtyard… all kinds of benefits await with your corporate partnership.

What your donation supports If you’re passionate about jazz and American roots music, make a contribution to the Brubeck Circle to support outstanding performances and ongoing jazz music education in local schools. To make sure the Lobero remains an accessible stage and venue for young artists and low-income individuals, designate your gift to Youth & Community Outreach. A gift to our Lobero Fund supports all the great work that happens at the theater, from outreach to performances to preservation of an important historic building.

Consider naming the Lobero in your Estate Plan. A Legacy gift can be designated to one of our performance pillars (American Roots, Dance, Theatre, Classical Music or Youth Performances), or to the ongoing preservation of the iconic Lobero Theatre. We are happy to provide recognition during your lifetime with notification of your irrevocable planned gift.

Please consider making a commitment to the Lobero Theatre Foundation today. Make an online gift at Lobero.org or contact Brandon Mowery at 805.679.6009

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Welcome

lobero fund letters

It is my privilege to join the Lobero Theatre staff as the new Assistant Director of Development. For the past year, you may have seen me in the greenroom working part-time as hospitality coordinator, where I had the honor of welcoming and taking excellent care of our Lobero LIVE performing artists. I am overjoyed to be a full-time member of a staff that understands and embodies the uniqueness of this venue, and I believe that makes this place exceptional. As a kid, I remember regular visits to the Lobero and consider them an integral part of my arts education. I have fond memories of going to shows with my father, who was a dancer and lover of music. My first introduction to opera–one of my father’s favorite musical genres–was at the Lobero. As the oldest continuously operating performing arts venue in California, this theatre is a community cornerstone. Whatever graces this stage is bound to be of the highest quality; it’s no wonder we enjoy such strong support from our donors and patrons! Become a supporter of the Lobero by filling out the enclosed giving form and join the ranks of those who help us continue this legacy. I look forward to meeting you at a show soon and learning what brings you to the Lobero.

Adrienne DeGuevara | Assistant Director of Development 805.679.6007 | adeguevara@lobero.org

Community First When Camerata Pacifica’s January performance in Montecito was canceled due to the tragic flooding, we wanted to help. The Lobero Theatre Foundation rallied quickly to re-house the concert, and donate proceeds toward relief efforts. It was a gift to those who gathered in a shared appreciation of live performance during a dark time. Santa Barbara’s strength is in its strong community, and since 1873, the Lobero Theatre has been its cultural heart. That night, and every performance night, people can come to the Lobero to forget about the outside world and get lost in the magic of the arts. This year we celebrate a few special milestones with our presenting partners. CAMA, is celebrating its centennial anniversary with an exciting Masterseries at the Lobero, and DANCEworks embarks on its

landmark tenth anniversary season. The 2018 residency and performance is sure to be an unforgettable evening of dance spotlighting their numerous accomplishments. (More on pg 26) Your support allows this artistry to thrive. In good times, and in bad, we thank those who give and welcome those who may consider joining our supportive community. In thanks,

Brandon Mowery | Director of Development 805.679.6009 | bmowery@lobero.org 13

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If it’s good enough for Neil… In one of the worst kept secrets in Santa Barbara concert history, Neil Young, backed by Lukas Nelson’s band, Promise of the Real, reserved two rehearsal nights at the Lobero to polish up their act before heading out on tour. No tickets were advertised, or sold on our website. No announcements were made; the only way to get tickets was through Neil Young’s fansite. But, word got out, and we found ourselves hosting the hottest show in town. Neil and the Real, playing off-the-cuff shows at the Lobero Theatre–who could have predicted it? Needless to say, we jumped at the opportunity. In less than one week, the shows were booked, tickets were sold out–a surprise third night was added–and hundreds of Neil Young fans got to experience one of the biggest names in rock n’ roll up close. The shows went off without a hitch, realizing a new option for touring arena artists who may be considering an intimate venue. My thanks to our fantastic stage crew, box office and front of house staff as well as our volunteer ushers for making sure everything ran smoothly. I hope we can continue to see such big names in this small room.

It’s a great example of the versatility of this hall; we can offer opportunities to large-scale touring operations as well as community partners.

We’re also excited to see Opera returning to the Lobero in a significant way. We welcome the UCSB Opera Theatre for the first time, and Opera Santa Barbara who will stage three events here this spring. There are also several high-profile benefit events on deck to support worthy causes including the the SBCC Music Scholarship Fund, Girls Rock Santa Barbara, The Rhythmic Arts Project, and the Cottage Rehabilitation Hospital Foundation. The Jazz at the Lobero series is back with some of our favorite artists this fall. While we did not present an official series this past spring, the support of the Brubeck Circle helped to create a new residency and concert centered around New Orleans’ jazz musician Derek Douget. Douget is a member of the Ellis Marsalis Quartet and the Director of the Heritage School of Music who has performed or worked with Dr. John, Terence Blanchard, Allen Toussaint, Branford Marsalis, Dee Dee Bridgewater and more excellent musicians. It was a privilege to have him representing the Lobero, and we’re looking forward to continuing the program this year. We’ll see you soon,

David Asbell | Executive Director 805.679.6001 | dasbell@lobero.org

We can say that Neil Young performed on the same stage as the State Street Ballet’s young dancers; that’s a pretty unique claim for a theater of our size. 15

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Thanks to Heritage Society Members Lyn & David Anderson *Ruth Appleby *Julia Bates Sarah Boyajian Sharon & David Bradford George Burtness Louise & Tim Casey *Charlotte M. Castalde Bridget Colleary Christina Criswell Barbara & Charles de L’Arbre Josie & Jeff DeVine Bridget & Mark Foreman Konnie & Andy Gault Cheryl Doty & John Gerngross Christine Green Estate of Sandra K. Garcia Shirley Ann & Jim Hurley Laurie Bentson Kauth & Bill Kauth Elaine & Herb Kendall Shirley & Seymour Lehrer Amy & Don MacLeod Janet & John McCann Graciela Montgomery Robert Pedraglia Meg & Dan Purdy *Betty L. Richardson Leslie & Frank Schipper Harlene & S. Doug Smith Michael Smith *Michael Towbes Linda & Doug Wood *In memoriam and with gratitude

Photo by Patrick Price

Leaving a Legacy of Love Those of you who know me well know that I love the outdoors. My earliest memories are of camping and fishing with my father. It was just big Jim and little Jim enjoying Mother Nature’s bounty.

I would like to think that for many of you, the Lobero has been a place of wonderful memories, shared with family and friends.

Because of those wonderful memories and the legacy of love for the outdoors passed on to me by my father, I recently took special notice of a video message produced by a grandfather to explain the legacy he was leaving his grandson. The video documented many of the remarkable experiences they had shared together and why he was leaving the majority of his estate to maintain and protect the national parks and forests. It was the grandfather’s commitment to making sure that those places where he and his grandson had shared their most treasured time together would be protected, and continue to be places of lasting memories.

We remember Jose Lobero for more than just building a community theatre; his passion for music drove him to create a place where his love could live on. Legacies can be many things, but in the end it will be those that are conceived from our most cherished memories that will be the most rewarding.

Jim Dougherty Director of Planned Giving jdougherty@lobero.org 17

lobero theatre associates The Lobero Theatre Associates take their latest Hats Off event back–way back–to the swingin’ doo wop days of the 60’s. On May 2, 2017 the lovely ladies of the Lobero Theatre Associates decked out the historic El Paseo restaurant with vinyl 45’s on each table and colorful daisies to set the mood to celebrate their special guest, Jeff Barry. Mr. Barry penned songs that defined the era including: “Chapel of Love,” “Be My Baby,” “Doo Wah Ditty,” “Sugar Sugar,” and “The Leader Of The Pack,” among many others. He has collected several GRAMMY® nominations and earned a spot in the Songwriters Hall of Fame. After a welcome from Associates president Annie Williams, emcee Catherine Remak introduced Mr. Barry, a close friend whom she has written about over the years. Joined onstage by a guitarist, Mr. Barry delighted

the crowd with humorous stories from the recording studios and the inspiration behind his tunes. The evening’s raffle prizes included a beautiful pair of earrings from Bryant & Sons and dinner for four at Hollywood’s Magic Castle as well as wine and spa packages, and a day at The Santa Barbara Polo & Racquet Club. But the most memorable raffle prize of all was a chance to sing onstage with Mr. Barry. Fast forward to Anne Towbes, Amy MacLeod, Janet Garufus, and Debra Bertling on stage singing along with the man of the hour to “Going to the Chapel,” perfectly capturing the fun and festive mood of this year’s Hats Off fundraiser. Special thanks to event chair Joan Crossland, and thanks to all the Associates for lighting up the night!

The Associates’ Light up the Night event brought in $40,000 for new energyefficient lighting at the Lobero Theatre.

This page: Jeff and Nancy Barry with Janet and John McCann Opposite page: 1. Lynda Millner, Helene Schneider, Janet Garufis 2. Jeff and Nancy Barry, Anne Towbes 3. Annie Williams, Rhea Hayes 4. Palmer and Susan Jackson 5. Jennifer Hulford, Emily Johnson, Maggie Catbagan, Laurel Raffetto, Dana Seltzer Photos: Monie Photography

Lobero Theatre Associates Executive Board: Annie Williams, President | Mindy Denson, Vice President and Public Relations | Joan Crossland, Treasurer Susan Tarlow, Corresponding Secretary | Margaret Slater, Recording Secretary | Blair Buster, Parliamentarian Janet McCann, Past President | Emily Dempster, Historian 18

Join the Fun! In 1938 the Lobero Theatre Foundation was incorporated to maintain, preserve and present programing the Lobero Theatre. In 1972, the Associates were founded as a womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s auxiliary to support the theatreâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s mission. The Associates hold a seat on the Lobero Theatre Foundation Board and the Associates President attends meetings, making them a vital part of this organization. If you would like more information about joining the Lobero Theatre Associates, please contact Joan Crossland at joan@bluepalmgroup.com

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volunteer update

To celebrate five wonderful years as the Lobero’s House Manager, I wanted to turn the spotlight to the real stars–our family of volunteer ushers! Meet four exemplary individuals who have been recognized as Usher of the Year:

In Their Own Words “I have been ushering all of the wonderful music, humor, and educational and community events that this unique and wonderful theatre offers for 10 years, and it has been a life-changing experience. I am proud to be a part of the great Lobero family. Arriving early when the theatre is empty to help prepare for opening, I’m still filled with anticipation at what magic is in store.” – Phil Parson, 2014 “I find it incredibly difficult to put into words all of the gratitude that I have in my heart for being embraced and welcomed into the Lobero Theatre Family! It’s truly a very, very special venue. I still adore my favorite position of taking tickets, personally greeting and welcoming patrons with a smile to a place that feels like home, and that I have such great pride in being a part of!” – Evelyne Chezum, 2015

“As a retired elementary teacher, ushering at the Lobero has allowed me to give back to the community. I am able to cross paths with patrons of all ages, and work alongside people that I may not have met otherwise. The Lobero has introduced me to a wide range of talented artists–experiencing their performances is truly something I cherish!” – Sherry Shultz, 2016 “I never tire of walking into one of Santa Barbara’s great architectural treasures; the Lobero is beautiful inside and out. As an usher, I most enjoy the patrons’ surprise and excitement on their first visit. The community of hardworking staff and volunteers is impressive–bright, interesting, dedicated, and positive. I have enjoyed experiencing the operation of a first-rate theatre and am most grateful for the new friendships and the opportunity to help.” – Linda Wolcott Moore, 2017

If you would like to learn more about joining our Lobero Family, please reach out to me!

Daniel Ramirez | House Manager 805.676.6006 | dramirez@lobero.org

Photos by Louie Esquivel 1. Left to Right: Beverly Isles, Linda Moore, David Asbell, Kris Rehler, Daniel Ramirez, Brandon Mowery, Phil Parson and Kathleen Koester 2. Daniel Ramirez, Evelyn Chezum, Phil Parson 3. Daniel Ramirez, Sherry Shultz

luminary induction

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Illuminating The Performing Arts In Our Community. On Tuesday, March 6, 2018, the Lobero Ghostlight Society hosted a special evening to celebrate Tim and Louise Casey as the newest Luminaries, pairing an evening of exquisite cuisine at the Wine Cask with a special live performance by the captivating kd lang Kicking off this spirited evening was an intimate cocktail hour and dinner for Ghostlight Members and guests hosted at the beautiful Wine Cask restaurant. Cocktails were served around the koi pond in the Wine Cask’s courtyard, and while guests chatted the Lobero’s facade was visible through the archway, just another guest at this special fete. Once seated, David Asbell welcomed everyone and quickly passed the mic to Ghostlight member Jim Morouse, who presented the Casey’s with their award, revealing the lasting impact the Casey’s have made on the Lobero Theatre. “A lot of people are honored for the three T’s; giving of time, talent or treasure. But in this case, the Caseys have added one more–trees!” Tim and Louise underwrote and hand-picked the lovely Ascolano Olive trees that stand in front of the theatre from a Visalia nursery.

Luminaries Tim and Louise Casey

Tim and Louise Casey then stepped up to the dais and delivered a charming and humble thank you that included acknowledging much of Lobero staff by name and laughing about their nowextensive knowledge of Olive tree varietals. The presentation was brief and thoughtful, as one of the most anticipated concerts of the season was nearly at hand.

Tim closed simply by saying, “the Lobero is such a treasure. It’s been a joy to be a member of the Ghostlight Society.” Thanks to the enduring support of the Ghostlight Society members, the Lobero is lit up almost 200 nights a year. This elite group of donors help to underwrite a variety of performances, and in a special “Ghostlight Society presents” arrangement, the Lobero Theatre Foundation was able to secure a truly big name in a small room, booking kd lang and reserving seats for these VIP’s. lang’s tour aligned with the release of a re-packaged, re-mastered 25th Anniversary edition CD of Ingénue, which guests received as a memento of the evening. The Lobero auditorium had been transformed with gorgeous retro lighting and shiny silver curtains, and kd lang launched into a performance that held the audience absolutely transfixed. lang and her band closed the evening with her ethereal

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version of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah,” and the audience leapt to their feet. Tony Bennett has called lang, “the best singer of her generation.” The Lobero’s Ghostlight members, having experienced her magic in the theatre they love and care for, may now agree.

Learn more about the Ghostlight Society by contacting Brandon Mowery at 805.679.6009 bmowery@lobero.org

Photos: Monie Photography 1. Tim and Louise Casey, Mary and Jim Morouse 2. Ted and Coleen Friedel 3. Katie and Brandon Mowery 4. Janet and John McCann 5. Leslie and Philip Haight 6. Joan and Palmer Jackson 7. Melinda and Robert Kemp

Ghostlight Members Lamplighters Lyn & David Anderson James Argyropoulos The Bentson Kauth Family Sarah & Roger Chrisman Coleen & Ted Friedel Peter Hilf Natalie & Brett Hodges – WWW Foundation Dianne & Daniel Vapnek

Luminaries

George Burtness Lillian & Jon* Lovelace Anne & Michael* Towbes

Louise & Tim Casey Cheryl Doty & John Gerngross Robert Guttman Leslie & Philip Haight Steve Hayes Joan & Palmer Jackson Susan & Palmer Jackson Jr. Melinda Goodman Kemp & Robert Kemp Elaine & Herb Kendall Lynne Cantlay & Robert Klein Lillian Lovelace The McAlister Family Marilyn & Richard Mazess Janet & John McCann Peter Melnick

Lyn & David Anderson Baroness Leni Fe Bland* Louise & Tim Casey

*in memoriam and with gratitude

Earl Minnis Betsey & John Moller Mary & Jim Morouse Susan & Ron Morrow Angelo Mozilo Ruth & Robert Reingold Leslie & Frank Schipper Missy & Chuck Sheldon Jill Simonson Ashley Parker & Tim Snider Barbara Stupay The Towbes Family Bo Willis Linda & Doug Wood Merryl & Chuck Zegar

Artistic Luminaries Charles Lloyd Milt Larsen

For over 145 years, through the leanest times and grandest evenings, the Ghostlight has cast a warm glow over our intimate stage. It’s a beacon for the muses of drama, dance and music – a spark of brilliance to keep creative spirits company from curtain-down to curtain-up. The strong and steady support of the Lobero Ghostlight Society illuminates our behind-the-scenes efforts and – like the steadfast bulb at center stage – keeps our vibrant theatre from ever going dark.

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Celebrating a decade of dance innovation. DANCEworks has brought so many firsts, breakthroughs, and boundary pushing moments to life over the last nine years. Hundreds of Santa Barbarans danced, hula-hooped, hung from the rafters or pedaled a beach taxi in Larry Keigwin’s infectious and exciting Bolero Santa Barbara. Doug Elkins’ Motown flashmobs and Keigwin’s tourist dream music video, Showtime took DANCEworks out of the theatre and into the streets for several spontaneous outings. Brian Brooks’ bustling, colorful Rush Hour, showcased community performers onstage at the Lobero Theatre. Mark Dendy reminded us about the urgency of the day through his wildly theatrical production of Dystopian Distractions! Adam Barruch’s Dance Theater interpretation of Sweeney Todd was the first time DANCEworks recruited singers for their performance. In another first, Shannon Gillen filled the Lobero stage with rubber mulch in the debut of Future/Perfect. Last year, DANCEworks’ welcomed Santa Barbara’s social dance community as choreographer Kate Weare embraced the traditional aspects of Tango in Sin Salida. Nine new and important works of modern dance have been created on the boards of the Lobero stage and gone on to tour extensively, nationally and abroad. DANCEworks’ focus has always been on pushing the art form and contributing to the larger world of contemporary dance, and the critics agree that the sustained time and space awarded to these choreographers has been nothing short of life-altering.

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Photos by David Bazemore

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Acacia Financial Advisors, Susan Alexander, Denise Dannemiller & David Asbell, Melanie Bales, Carol Bartoli, Alisa & Bob Baur, Jan & Ralph Baxter, Norrine Besser, Jill & John Bishop, Melissa Bower, Susan Bower, Ann Bronstein, Laurie Burnaby, Judith Wallner & Larry Chandler, Alexandra Cole, Sallie & Curt Coughlin, Joan Davidson, Carrie Diamond, Margaret Ducharme, Starr Siegele & Larry Feinberg, Vasanti & Joel Fithian, Laura Wilkinson & Tim Gill, Christine Green, Paul Guido, Lauren & Todd Jared, Margaret Jenkins, Larry Keigwin & the Christian Keesee Charitable Trust, Donald Polk & Paul Longanbach, Deanna Major, Tim Matthieson, Dennis McConnell, Julie McLeod, Peggy Merizalde, Eric Nagelmann, Julie Nakagama, National Endowment for the Arts, Gail Osherenko, Carol & William Palladini, Colette & Jim Phillippi, Albert Reid, Victoria Risken & David Rintels,

Board of Directors Dianne Vapnek, Acting President/Executive Director Daniel Vapnek, Treasurer Melanie Bales, Alisa Baur, Larry Keigwin, Brett Marsetti, Starr Siegele

Susan Rose, Lois & William Rosen, Santa Barbara County Office of Arts & Culture, Michael Seabaugh, Sudi Staub, Barbara Stupay, Mel & Judie Swope, Gail & David Teton-Landis, Caroline Timlin, Towbes Family Endowment for Dance, Towbes Fund for the Performing Arts, a field of interest fund of the Santa Barbara Foundation, Dianne & Daniel Vapnek, Susanna Vapnek, Doug Varone, Walstad Investment Counsel, Julie Weiner, Laura Wilson, Gina & Alex Ziegler DANCEworks is funded in part by the Events and Festivals Program using funds provided by the City of Santa Barbara in partnership with the Santa Barbara County Office of Arts & Culture.

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“I am eager for the opportunity to return to the Lobero for the DANCEWorks residency. First, there is beautiful Santa Barbara. And second and third, there is time and focus to create. We are so lucky!” – Choreographer-in-residence Doug Elkins

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In Residence: Aug 13-Sept 8 Performance Sept 7 & 8

Doug Elkins is known for his wit and creativity, and is adept at mixing new and traditional styles with ease. He’s highly regarded as the first choreographer to successfully blend together street dance, ballet and modern dance, and is a recipient of significant choreographic commissions and awards. During his first DANCEworks residency he masterfully combined the music of Motown with Shakespeare’s Othello in a knockout piece of dance for four. We can’t wait to see what this year has in store!

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DANCEworks 10th Anniversary Celebration featuring doug elkins choreography, etc.

Choreographer Doug Elkins is regarded as the first choreographer to successfully blend together street dance, ballet and modern dance and has been hailed by The New York Times as, “one of the most musical, witty and inventive choreographers of his generation.” He tops off a monthlong residency at the Lobero with a world premiere alongside performances by DANCEworks’ choreographers alum including Aszure Barton, Brian Brooks, Larry Keigwin, Mark Dendy, Adam Barruch, Shannon Gillen, Kate Weare and Doug Varone to celebrate 10 years of making bold steps. Presented by DANCEworks. Dance. Friday & Saturday, September 7-8, 8 PM

Future Islands

The years since the release of Singles have been transformative for Future Islands, catapulting the Baltimore-based band from cult favorites to synthpop icons. Now Future Islands returns at the top of their game with new album The Far Field, delivering twelve chest pounding love songs and odes to the road as only they can. Presented by Numbskull & New Noise. Music: Rock. Saturday, September 15, 7:30 PM

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Celebrating Storm Reading

Marc Broussard with The Dales

Join the Cottage Rehabilitation Hospital Foundation for an evening with the critically acclaimed cast and director of Storm Reading and special guest, Anthony Edwards. This internationally acclaimed theatrical event began in Santa Barbara and gained worldwide recognition for its thought provoking, humorous and frank representation of the challenges faced by those with disabilities when in the public eye. Presented by Cottage Rehabilitation Hospital Foundation. Theater. Friday, September 21, 7 PM

Ever since belting out “Johnny B. Goode” onstage at age 5 while sitting in with his father’s band, Broussard has been tapped as a talent to watch. The acclaimed blues and soul singer regularly performs at New Orleans Jazz Fest and has toured with Zac Brown, Bonnie Raitt, Dave Matthews Band, Chris Isaak, Willie Nelson, and Maroon 5, among others. Presented by Lobero LIVE. Music: Blues, Americana. Thursday, September 27, 8 PM 31

Raise Her Voice, A Benefit Concert for Girls Rock Santa

Join us for an fun evening in support of Girls Rock Santa Barbara featuring live music from L.A. based songwriter Sophie Rose, silent auction, live screen printing. Music: Classic Rock, Fundraiser. Presented by Girls Rock Santa Barbara. Sunday, September 30, 7 PM

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Out of the Mud & Ashes

An Intimate Evening of Songs and Stories with Graham Nash

In the wake of the devastating Thomas Fire and resulting mudflows, OPUS Archives presents an evening of reflection and entertainment featuring the recipients of the 2018 New Mythos Artist Grants. Catch local artists showcasing their creativity in theater, dance, music, video, and other mediums to help process and understand this new reality. Due to the sensitive nature of the subject matter, may not be suitable for all audiences. Presented by OPUS Archives. Music/Dance/Multimedia. Saturday, October 6, 18, 7:30 PM

Legendary singer-songwriter Graham Nash is a two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee-with Crosby, Stills, and Nash and with the Hollies. Nash’s passionate voice continues to be heard in support of peace, and social and environmental justice. Presented by Lobero LIVE. Music: Folk, Americana. Tuesday, October 9, 8 PM

SBCC Music Live Benefit Concert Featuring Michael McDonald

J.D. Souther

The celebrated Santa Barbara City College Music Department performs with special guest artist Michael McDonald in support of the SBCC Music Scholarship Fund. Don’t miss an amazing display of talented SBCC Music students, faculty and alumni– including the award-winning Lunch Break Jazz Band directed by Jim Mooy and the New World Jazz Ensemble directed by Tony Ybarra, who will accompany Michael McDonald in a tribute to Steely Dan’s classic album Aja. Nashville based Singer Songwriter Tess Erskine, an alumni of the SBCC Songwriting Class, will also perform. Presented by The Foundation For Santa Barbara City College. Music: Classic Rock, Jazz, Pop. Wednesday, October 10, 7 PM

Souther has penned countless hits for the Eagles, Linda Ronstadt, Roy Orbison, James Taylor, Don Henley, George Strait, Trisha Yearwood, Brooks and Dunn and found success as a solo artist. On his latest studio album, Tenderness, Souther balances understated jazz with the ineffable pop narratives that have been the backbone of much of his greatest work. Presented by SBL Entertainment. Music: Folk, Americana. Thursday, October 11, 8 PM

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Poncho Sanchez and his Latin Jazz Band

For more than three decades as both a leader and a sideman, conguero Poncho Sanchez has stirred up a fiery stew of straight-ahead jazz, gritty soul music, and infectious melodies and rhythms from a variety of Latin American and South American sources. Presented by Jazz at the Lobero as part of the Jazz at the Lobero Series. Music: Latin Jazz. Friday, October 12, 8 PM

I’m With Her: Sara Watkins Sarah Jarosz - Aoife O’Donovan

A band of extraordinary chemistry and exquisite musicianship, I’m With Her have honed a special, familylike chemistry, garnering acclaim for their unique blend of instrumental interplay combined with their indelible harmonies, as the New York Times describes of a live performance, “…when the three women sang together, their voices became one instrument, sharing every breath.” Presented by Lobero LIVE. Music: Folk, Americana. Saturday, October 13, 8 PM

Get the Led Out

From the bombastic and epic, to the folky and mystical, Get The Led Out (GTLO) have captured the essence of the recorded music of Led Zeppelin and brought it to the concert stage. GTLO re-create Zepplin songs in all their depth and glory–No wigs or fake English accents, just a high energy Zeppelin concert with an honest, heartthumping intensity. Presented by SBL Entertainment. Music: Classic Rock. Sunday, October 14, 8 PM

Puddles Pity Party

With almost 140k fans on Facebook and over 30 million views on YouTube, including his acclaimed version of Lorde’s “Royals,” ABBA’s “Dancing Queen” and other pop favorites, Puddles Pity Party is a must-see for his melodramatic anthems and unique comedic hijinks. Presented by Emporium. Music: Comedy. Sunday, October 21, 8 PM

An Evening with Pat Metheny

Downbeat Hall of Famer and 20-time GRAMMY® winning guitarist Pat Metheny will present a range of music from throughout his career with longtime drummer Antonio Sanchez, bassist Linda Oh, and pianist Gwilym Simcock. Presented by Jazz at the Lobero as part of the Jazz at the Lobero Series. Music: Jazz. Sunday, October 28, 7 PM

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Cancer: The Urgency of Now, Starring Mike Garson

Anthony Jeselnik: Funny Games

Jeselnik is a comedy industry veteran who has been wowing audiences for over 15 years with appearances on Chris Rock’s Total Blackout tour and his own show on Comedy Central which ran for two seasons. He went on to write and appear for several Comedy Central Roasts and a critically acclaimed Netflix special Thoughts And Prayers. Presented by Live Nation. Comedy. Saturday, November 3, 7 PM

Michael McDonald and Friends

Join Michael McDonald and special guests: Bonnie Bramlett, Carl Graves, Amy McDonald, Tamara Champlin and Bill Champlin to celebrating TRAP and over 20 years of service to our friends with Intellectual and Developmental Differences locally and globally. Music: Fundraiser. Wednesday, November 7, 7:30 PM

Richard Goode, Piano

Over the past five decades, Richard Goode has been hailed for music-making of tremendous emotional power, depth, and expressiveness and acknowledged as one of the world’s leading interpreters of Classical and Romantic piano music. This recital will be his fourth CAMA appearance and will traverse more than a century of keyboard music from Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven and Chopin to Janácek’s ravishing early 20th Century piano cycle In the Mists. Presented by CAMA’s Masterseries. Music: Classical. Friday, November 9, 8 PM ›

When a full concert, performed by David Bowie’s longtime composer and pianist, Mike Garson, meets with the expertise of healthcare advocate, Candy Hammeras, the result is an evening of education, entertainment and emotion. Enjoy an eclectic mix of Bowie classics and Mike Garson originals along with the incredible GRAMMY® award-winning singer Gaby Moreno and Joe Sumner. Presented by Hammeras Group.Theater. Music. Friday, November 2, 8 PM

Ivan Amodei’s Secrets & Illusions

Join master illusionist and Winner of Penn & Teller Fool Us Ivan Amodei on an epic journey to discover the secrets of life in his brand new stage show Secrets & Illusions, a spectacular show displaying thought-provoking vignettes, audience participation and storytelling. Presented by Eclipse Productions. Magic. Saturday, November 10, 7 PM

Helix

Enter a world where dreaming takes flight a new, collaborative dance exploration from Nebula Dance Lab featuring guest performances by Santa Barbara Centre for Aerial Dance, Santa Barbara Dance Theater against the backdrop of compelling visual artistry and live musical accompaniment by Adam Phillips of the Folk Orchestra of Santa Barbara. Alice’s wondrous world returns in Through the Looking Glass with choreography by Meredith Cabaniss, featuring Devyn Duex, and Karyn Laver. Presented by Nebula Dance Lab. Dance. Wednesday, November 14, 7 PM

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Warren Millerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Face of Winter

Loving the pure joys of winter is something we have in common with the late, great Warren Millerâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;who helped create and capture the magic of skiing. This year, Face of Winter, the 69th installment from Warren Miller Entertainment presented by Volkswagen, will bring new and veteran athletes alike together to pay tribute to the man who started it all. Presented by Warren Miller Entertainment. Film. Tuesday, November 27, 7:30 PM

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Dorado Schmitt and the Django Festival All-Stars

No one has done more to ignite interest in the legacy of Gypsy jazz guitar pioneer Django Reinhardt than French guitarist and violinist Dorado Schmitt. Schmitt and his all-star ensemble return for an encore performance celebrating the legacy of Django Reinhardt. Presented by Jazz at the Lobero as part of the Jazz at the Lobero Series. Music: Gypsy Jazz. Tuesday, November 20, 8 PM

Rudolph

Based on the story by Robert L. May, Rudolph tells the story of the misfit reindeer and other misfit characters like Heidi the Elf, Yukon Cornelia, the Abominable Snow Monster and the Misfit Toys. Students aged 2-18 will delight audiences with joyful dancing to well-known classics, this is a great opening to the holiday season! Presented by Gustafson Dance, featuring State Street Ballet Young Dancers. Dance: Youth. Saturday, December 1, 2 & 6 PM

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Back for the sixth year, Hallelujah Project returns with the mix of holiday classics and seasonal favorites designed to delight audiences of all ages and kick off the season in magical, musical style. Make it a musical holiday tradition with your family and friends! Presented by the Santa Barbara Choral Society. Music: Choral, Holiday. Saturday, December 8, 7 PM Sunday, December 9, 3 PM

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The Christmas Revels: An Irish Celebration of the Winter Solstice

December 1907: the SS Furnessia departs Londonderry bound for New York harbor. Saddened at leaving loved ones behind, uncertain about what lies ahead, the emigrant families aboard share songs, stories and dances, taking comfort and joy in their treasured seasonal traditions. Join a company of over 60 actors, singers, dancers and musicians to revel in the rich cultural heritage of Ireland. Presented by Santa Barbara Revels. Theater: Holiday. Friday, December 21, 7:30 PM, Saturday, December 22, 2:30 & 7:30 PM, Sunday, December 23, 2:30 PM

Santa Barbara International Film Festival

Dedicated to engaging, enriching and inspiring people through the power of film, The Santa Barbara International Film Festival is a non-profit arts and educational organization the offers 11 days of 200+ films, tributes, panels, and free events that transform beautiful downtown Santa Barbara into a rich destination for film lovers. Films, Panel Discussions. January 30 – February 10, various times

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16/17

Opera Santa Barbara 25th Anniversary Gala Concert

Enjoy a non-stop hit parade of opera favorites in a concert gala event featuring Isabel Bayrakdarian, Nina Yoshida Nelson, Karin Wolverton, Audrey Babcock, Adam Diegel, Nathan Granner, Lee Poulis, Todd Thomas and Kevin Thompson. This performance honors Marilyn Gilbert, cofounder of the opera company in 1993, and sees Artistic and General Director Kostis Protopapsa and former Artistic Director Valery Ryvkin sharing the baton. Presented by Opera Santa Barbara. Music: Opera, Fundraiser. Saturday, January 26, 5 PM 36

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Franz Lehár’s The Mock Marriage (Die Juxheirat)

Selected from the collection of the Michael and Nan Miller Operetta Foundation, the 1904 women’s suffrage operetta is set in Newport, Rhode Island and features beautiful melodies, sweeping orchestrations, grand costumes and comedic turns that will delight audiences young and old. Both performances by the award-winning UCSB Opera Theatre students will be performed in English. Presented by University of California Santa Barbara Opera Theatre. Opera. Saturday, February 16, 7 PM, Sunday, February 17, 2 PM

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Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin Set in the grand ballrooms and country estates of Imperial Russia, Eugene Onegin tells the tale of a young aristocrat who allows his arrogance to cost him everything. Tchaikovsky’s lush music propels Alexander Pushkin’s compelling story. Maestro Valéry Ryvkin returns to conduct and Ensemble Theatre’s Company’s Jonathan Fox directs company favorites Karin Wolverton and Lee Poulis. Presented by Opera Santa Barbara. Opera. Friday, March 1, 7:30 PM and Sunday, March 3, 2:30 PM

Tales of Two Cities: The Leipzig-Damascus Coffee House

The latest Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra multi-media musical offering illuminates an eighteenth-century tradition of coffee houses in which the finest musicians of the city performed and both were also famous centers of scholarship and learning. See why Gramophone hails Tafelmusik as “one of the world’s top baroque orchestras.” Presented by CAMA’s Masterseries. Music: Classical. Saturday, March 9, 8 PM

Youth Symphony Winter Concert

Heralded as “…a prestigious group of young, talented musicians…” by Santa Barbara Seasons magazine, the Santa Barbara Youth Symphony brings together 70-80 of top musicians, ages 12-18, from Santa Barbara and Ventura counties to perform works across the orchestral repertoire. Presented by Santa Barbara Youth Symphony. Music: Classical, Youth. Sunday, March 10, 4 PM

Arlo Guthrie: Alice’s Restaurant Back By Popular Demand Tour

Arlo Guthrie has been known to generations as a prolific songwriter, social commentator, master storyteller, actor and activist. In celebration of the 50th anniversaries of the film Alice’s Restaurant, Woodstock, and 50 years of Flower Power, Arlo Guthrie brings a multi-media experience to life, along with a few friends–Sarah Lee Guthrie, Abe Guthrie, and Shanendoah’s Terry A La Berry, Steve and Carol Ide. Presented by Lobero LIVE. Music: Folk, Americana. Tuesday, March 19, 8 PM

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It’s Magic!

Garrick Ohlsson, Piano

America’s longest-running comedy & magic revue returns to the Lobero to dazzle audiences with an all-new lineup of top illusionists direct from exotic showrooms & Hollywood’s famous Magic Castle. You won’t believe your eyes as top magicians perform incredible feats, from jaw-dropping sleight of hand & offbeat comedic magic to mind-boggling full stage illusions. Presented by Lobero LIVE. Magic: Comedy. Saturday, March 23, 2 & 6:30 PM

Since his triumph at the 1970 Chopin Piano Competition, Garrick Ohlsson has established himself worldwide as one of the great American piano masters of the past 50 years, a musician of magisterial interpretive and technical prowess. He returns to the Lobero for an all-Brahms recital on the heels of his virtuosic March 2017 performance for CAMA of the Brahms Piano Concerto No.2 with the St. Petersburg Philharmonic. Presented by CAMA’s Masterseries. Music: Classical. Saturday, March 30, 8 PM

Additional support for promotions thanks to The Bentson Foundation and Elaine F. Stepanek Foundation Lobero LIVE is funded in part by the Events and Festivals Program using funds provided by the City of Santa Barbara in partnership with the Santa Barbara County Office of Arts & Culture.

WELCOME TO SANTA BARBARA’S HISTORIC THEATRE DISTRICT. Home to The Granada Theatre, The Lobero, and The Ensemble Theatre Company at the New Vic, The Historic Theatre District provides quality programming and performing arts access to all of Santa Barbara. Located in the heart of the city, these world-class venues are surrounded by award-winning restaurants, shops, and museums, as well as other exciting cultural destinations.

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The Jazz Villians onstage with the Derek Douget Band

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One week after Mardi Gras, bandleader Derek Douget and his band of music educators from the New Orleans area headed up to Santa Barbara to visit local schools. They sat in with different jazz ensembles across Santa Barbara County, tailoring each class to best benefit the students’ skills–from Jr. High jazz class to semi-regular college-age performers. These masterclasses were fun; the guys were generous and open to sharing insights from their own career; everything from tips on chord choices to being confident in their playing, and most importantly, showed what it’s like to make a living as a jazz artist and keep performing at a high level.

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“When we performed together, it really reminded me why I love jazz so much.” – Iyana, The Jazz Villains Douget and his band topped off their visit with an unforgettable performance alongside high school jazz artists, The Jazz Villains, and closed the evening in a second line parade around the auditorium that had the crowd on its feet. WATCH the Derek Douget Jazz Residency in action @ Lobero.org in the Youth Section

youth outreach Whether on the stage, in the classroom or in the audience, we bring the arts alive for thousands each year. Derek Douget in the Spotlight!

In the Classroom

As with the Derek Douget Residency, all of the Lobero’s Youth and Community Outreach programs are designed to create a meaningful, memorable performing arts experience for local students, seniors and families.

Residency programs from Santa Barbara Vocal Jazz provide 6-8 weeks of in-classroom music history and performance training for local 4th, 5th and 6th graders, culminating in a heart-warming performance on the Lobero stage. In March, Derek Douget and his band will visit high school and college jazz bands to lend an expert ear and some hands-on instruction.

On the Stage In the coming year, more than 700 students will sing, dance, act or play an instrument on the Lobero stage. Santa Barbara Vocal Jazz Foundation, Santa Barbara Youth Symphony, Gustafson Dance, Girls Rock SB, Santa Barbara Youth Ensemble Theatre, Santa Barbara Revels, Santa Barbara Aerial Arts Festival, Montecito Union School District and the AHA! Sing it Out program will all bring their showcase performances to the Lobero for a professional experience.

Thanks to our sponsors SBVJF’s residencies are funded in part by the Organizational Development Program using funds provided by the City of Santa Barbara in partnership with the Santa Barbara County Office of Arts & Culture, in addition to generous support by The Towbes Fund for the Performing Arts, a field of interest of the Santa Barbara Foundation.

In the Audience Throughout the year, at-risk and low-income students, seniors and families are invited to join our audience for a live arts experience – one that for many is their first. This year more than 2,000 individuals will receive complimentary tickets for Nebula Dance Lab, Santa Barbara Vocal Jazz, Santa Barbara Dance Theatre, It’s Magic! and other Lobero LIVE events.

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Sip + Save the Planet After 10 years with the Lobero Theatre Foundation, Jessica Baggarly has moved on to greener pastures. Jessica was a committed member of the Development team, who worked tirelessly to plan and host hundreds of special events at the theatre. It was not uncommon to see Jessica rolling up her sleeves to do the tough stuff–from moving tables to securing sponsorships, building relationships and signing contracts. Today, Jessica is the proprietor of an environmentally conscious company, Tinkle Belle Diaper Service. Her lifelong love for the environment made an impact on the Lobero as well. Throughout her tenure at the theatre, Jessica worked tirelessly to reduce waste. She was instrumental in implementing a theatrewide composting program through the City of Santa Barbara Trash & Recycling Program, and put the Lobero on course to become a Certified Green Business in 2016. Purchasing a reusable pint and using it each time you go to the Lobero–or the Santa Barbara Bowl–can help keep thousands of single-use cups out of the trash.

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WILL POWER, OR THE POWER OF A WILL Almost everyone feels better with a plan. In a nutshell, estate planning is deciding what you want done with what you own. The good news is that you can provide for the people and causes important to you by taking simple steps now. Creating your plan for the future can be easy and even enjoyable. While an attorney should always draft your will, we can help demystify the process and prepare you for meeting your attorney with these simple steps:

REVIEW YOUR PLANS FOR FAMILY

You can give some assets to family right away and others over time. Ask us how you can provide an income stream or a lump sum to a loved one and achieve your personal and inheritance goals.

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Take a piece of paper and draw a line down the middle. On the left side, write something you own. On the right side, write the name or names of the person(s) you wish to receive that item or asset.

Remember to include any charities that are important to you in your plan. If you have given during life, then consider providing for these organizations through your estate. Ask us about plans like charitable remainder trusts and gift annuities that can help your family and our mission.

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Make the process of organizing your estate and plans even easier by downloading our free Estate Planning Guide (LTFHeritage.org). This fill-in-the-blank guide walks you through the process of gathering information about what you own, your family, and your goals. WRITE DOWN QUESTIONS Consider practical questions, such as, “If I give my house to my adult son and my adult daughter, what will they do with it?” If you come up with a question that you can’t seem to find a solution for, make a note to ask your attorney.

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VISIT YOUR ATTORNEY Bring the information and questions you have gathered to your attorney. He or she can draft a will or trust that will achieve your goals. You complete the plan through a simple signing process. UPDATE YOUR PLAN Update your estate plan as your life changes. Marriages, births, and deaths are all events that may make you want you to revise your plans.

For more questions on how the Lobero Heritage Campaign can assist you with your estate planning needs, contact Jim Dougherty at jdougherty@lobero.org / 805.679.6005 / LTFHeritage.org

in memoriam Michael Casey (1955-2018)

Allan Ghitterman (1924-2018)

Michael always said, “We’re here for a good time, not a long time” and he lived life by that motto. He wore many hats throughout the years; a finish carpenter, contractor, ski patrolman, avocado rancher, backpacker, surfer, pilot, stained glass artist, Australian Outback clothing importer, teepee dweller, sports coach, engineering mentor, world traveler, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and restaurant owner (BeBop Burgers), to name just a few.

Born into modest circumstances in Winnipeg, Canada, Allan was close to his brother Reeven and his sister Corinne, both of whom predeceased him. All three moved to Los Angeles in the mid1940s – in Allan’s case, after completing his wartime service in the Royal Canadian Air Force. He had a highly successful career as an attorney in Los Angeles, Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties. He was renowned for his integrity, his compassion for injured workers and his fierce tenacity on their behalf.

Michael was always the life of the party and a terrific host. He loved people and getting together with family and friends, never hesitating to go out of his way to make sure that everybody was happy and taken care. His “Dad jokes” and sayings were common and heard often. He was a connoisseur of wine and food, loved good music and good times. The many people he has touched throughout the years will miss him dearly. He was a man with a lot of love, energy and ambition. Michael was born on April 23, 1955 in Pasadena to Paul H. Casey and Shirley Gaffers Casey. He became a caring, loving and giving husband, father, uncle and friend to many. He is survived by his wife Nancy (married in 1990), son Taylor, daughter Analicia, father Paul, brother Tim (Louise), sister Maureen (Marlin), brother-in-law Rudy Michael (Corine) and sisters-in-law Silvia and Yolanda (Art) as well as many nephews and nieces, and a great number of friends. Michael passed away on March 16 after a two-year struggle with pancreatic cancer. He left this world with his family by his bedside in the beautiful house that he built in the Santa Barbara foothills.

Allan was a man of passionate loyalties and beliefs. He was proud of his Jewish heritage and was a staunch supporter of Jewish causes. A naturalized U.S. citizen, he loved his adopted country and was always optimistic that, “the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice.” For the past sixty years, Allan has been well known in Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties as a generous supporter of charities and non-profits. He served actively on the local boards of the Legal Aid Foundation, New Beginnings Counseling Center, Foodbank, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), and the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). He will be missed by his adored wife, Susan Rose, his beloved children Jody Holmes (Ken), Russell Ghitterman (Julie), Sharon Marks (David), Julie Weiner and Carrie Pillar (Russell); grandchildren Erin (A.J.), Kaylen, Jeffrey (Samantha), Shauna, Benjamin, Cole, Avi and Levi; and great-grandchildren Declan, Parker and Connelly. His loyal dog Toto was by his side until the end.

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