BACKSTAGE at the Lobero, Fall 2013

SPECIAL EDITION: Behind the Scenes of Encore: Lobero Preservation Work

FALL 2013

BACKSTAGE at the Lobero

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BOARD & STAFF BOARD OF DIRECTORS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Jeff DeVine, President Amy MacLeod, Vice President Melissa Fassett, Secretary William J. Nasif, Treasurer Doug Wood, Past President Tim Casey, At Large George Burtness, At Large BOARD MEMBERS David Anderson Stephen Cloud Mason Farrell Stephen H. Hayes Mark Jaffe Emily Johnson Betsey Moller Graciela Montgomery Jim Morouse Ron Morrow Betty L. Richardson Frank Schipper Robert TenEyck LOBERO THEATRE ASSOCIATES Emily Johnson, President Marlena Handler, Vice President Joan Crossland,Treasurer Gina Bell, Corresponding Secretary Brooke Coburn & Christie Martin, Recording Secretary ADVISORY BOARD Barbara J. Burgess Leland Crawford Jr. Patrick Davis Charles de L’Arbre James H. Hurley Jr. Rod Lathim Bob Light Paula Lopez

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Lillian Lovelace Craig Madsen Alfred V. Morgan Mike Pahos Lady Leslie Ridley-Tree Marilyn Schuermann Jan Severson Rob Skinner Anne F. Towbes Anthony Wall Judi Weisbart Gay Ashforth Wilson Nancy R. Lynn, Executive Director Emeritus STAFF David Asbell, Executive Director Angie Bertucci, Marketing & Communications Genevieve Bierman, Box Office Manager Marianne Clark, Annual Fund Director Dave Compton, Assistant Technical Director Betsy Craig, Reception Coordinator J.O. Davis, Sound Engineer Jim Dougherty, Director of Development Naseem Hyder, Web Development Todd Jared, Technical Director Tony Mangini, Lighting Engineer CDesign Graphics, Graphic Design Don McGreevy, Controller Luis Mejia-Luna, Maintenance Assistant Cori Ochoa, Database Coordinator & Development Associate Jessica Simon, Sponsorships & Special Events LOBERO THEATRE 33 E. CANON PERDIDO STREET SANTA BARBARA, CA 93101 (805) 963-0761 LOBERO.COM

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Cover

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Board and Staff / Table of Contents

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President’s Message

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Annual Fund / Jim’s Corner

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Highbrow Lowdown

11 Lobero Board of Directors Welcomes Steve Hayes 13 In Memoriam: Jonathan Winters 17 Lobero Ghostlight Society 18 Lobero VIP 19 Meet our Corporate Sponsors 20 Lobero LIVE Encore Season lineup 22 Encore: Lobero Events to Remember Club 140 Donor Listing 24 Encore: Lobero Donor Listing 28 Lobero Partners 31 Calendar of Events 33 Accessibility Future at the Lobero 34 Lobero LIVE Stage Photos 37 Lobero Youth Programs 39 Marketing Update 41 Spotlight on Renovation: Kruger, Benson, Ziemer Architects and Schipper Construction 42 Lobero FUND Donors 46 Advertiser Index

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Friends of the Lobero, I am happy to share this special edition of Backstage at the Lobero with you in my new role as Lobero Theatre Foundation Board President. I am so honored to have the opportunity to do my part for this amazing community theatre, and add to its impressive legacy.

This is an exciting time at the Lobero Theatre. After nearly three years of hard work, we have entered the final phase of fundraising for the Encore: Lobero Campaign. Construction began on June 3, and already we’ve seen amazing progress: the bricks from the entry and paseo have been lifted and safely stored for re-use, the auditorium seats have been removed so that extensive venting and ducting can be added along with new wood floors, and demolition has been completed in order to dramatically expand both restrooms.

As construction continues, you will see extensive work to improve our compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, including a much safer pathway to the front of the theatre (see page 33). We will also complete restoration painting to our mosaic ceiling, re-install roomier, more comfortable seating and complete the theatre’s first-ever heating and air conditioning system. The Lobero Board and staff are so excited for the completion of this preservation and audience comfort project, which will prepare the theatre for many more decades of great performances.

While the theatre is dark, I ask you to help us make a strong finish to this campaign. We are nearing the finish line and you can help us reach our goal. Please consider making a gift, or taking advantage of one of our naming opportunities, like purchasing a seat in the name of a loved one. You can find out more about how to support the campaign by visiting LovetheLobero.com, or calling Jim Dougherty, our Director of Development.

Santa Barbara has an incredible history of supporting and elevating arts and culture. Individuals have shown through their generosity that the arts are more than a luxury; they are imperative to our community’s vitality and sense of well-being.

Please join me in continuing this tradition at the Lobero.

I look forward to sharing our newly renovated theatre with you in the very near future.

Sincerely,

Jeff DeVine Lobero Board President

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JIM’S CORNER

LOBERO FUND

Andy and Steve Hayes with Wynton Marsalis (2000)

People feel connected to the Lobero for a number of reasons. I know folks who have performed on stage, or watched their children perform. Others love its history and connection to Santa Barbara’s colorful past. And let’s not forget about the experience of seeing a favorite artist in this intimate space. For me, it’s all that jazz.

Thirteen years ago, before the Jazz at the Lobero series began, I brought my son Andy to see Wynton Marsalis and Lincoln Center Jazz. I was thrilled to see this major talent in such a small venue.

The show was great, and afterward we had the chance to meet Mr. Marsalis in the artists’ green room, chat about the performance and snap a photo, which made that night unforgettable.

Where else can you get this kind of warm and welcoming experience?

At the Lobero, this is business as usual.

That’s why I hope you’ll join me in making a gift to the Lobero Fund today. The Lobero Fund provides major support for the amazing diversity of performances that grace the Lobero stage. Whether you love music, dance, theatre or film, we’re doing our best to bring you the world’s finest. Now is your chance to help ensure that the theatre reopens with an equally unforgettable season of live performance this winter. Please use the enclosed envelope, or visit Lobero.com/donate to make your gift today.

I look forward to sharing the magic of the Lobero with you soon!

It is said that during the 1922 campaign to rebuild Jose Lobero’s theatre, “everyone was asked [for a contribution] and everyone gave.” For that to be true, it must have been an extraordinary community that came together to build this charming venue.

If asked your feelings about the Lobero, many of you would say something like, “I love the Lobero,” or, “It is such an intimate and wonderful place.” Nearly every person I have met who has attended a performance will speak in the most affectionate terms of this delightful old theatre. Often they will speak of how lucky we are as a community to have the Lobero to enjoy. And I say to them,

the Lobero is lucky to have a community such as this to act as its stewards.

Three years ago the Lobero Board determined it was time to move forward with a campaign to preserve and enhance the theatre.

Though a difficult time economically, the condition of the theatre demanded action. If the Lobero wished to remain a center for Santa Barbara’s performing arts, the moment had come to restore the theatre’s historic and uniquely intimate character.

In the few months remaining, if you have not already done so, I am asking you to do more than share your thoughtful words of praise for the Lobero. I ask you to honor the long Santa Barbara tradition of supporting and caring for its cultural institutions, and reaffirm your commitment to this historic gem. As in 1922, we are asking everyone to contribute, and we hope you will respond like those who came before you.

Thank you,

Steve Hayes Lobero Fund Chair

Jim Dougherty Director of Development

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HIGHBROW LOWDOWN

IT ALL STARTED WITH THE SEATS You may have noticed some of the chipped paint on the sides of the aisles, the sagging seat cushions, or heard the creaky hinges. The condition of the theatre spoke volumes over the hum of the economic downturn of 2009 and over the needs of an already stretched annual fund.

The Lobero’s supportive volunteer board heard the call, taking action in an unprecedented way. Encore: Lobero galvanized their mission and spurred almost $2 million in board giving. The Lobero Theatre Foundation staff led more than 50 public tours over 18 months, educating friends about the Lobero’s history and unique character and gaining new supporters along the way. More than 100 donors met the call initially, and many more joined in the celebration of the Lobero’s 140th birthday party, presided over by Mayor Schneider and campaign chair Jim Morouse. The Lobero has received its first $1 million gift in the lifetime of the foundation. Encore: Lobero has been helped by the support of top-tier artists, Jeff Bridges and David Crosby, who generously lent their talents in an unforgettable benefit concert.

The journey that led to the Encore: Lobero preservation work happening today began over three years ago–three years filled with meticulous planning and consideration about what to do now, what could wait, and how to accomplish our goals. Streamlining the focus of Encore: Lobero to “audience comfort” drew a line in the sand that all subsequent decisions would have to meet. Replacing the seats, relics of the Reagan-era, was a must. Increasing the size of the restrooms, especially the ladies’, was a must. Meeting ADA compliance was not only a legal requirement; it was the right thing to do for our patrons and our community.

The board and foundation have had to make tough decisions, and I cannot overstate how much that commitment has meant to this organization. The sacrifices made by this board are invaluable, including increased giving and a larger time commitment. In turn, we knew that as a staff we would need to do more with less in order to make Encore: Lobero successful. The Lobero staff rose to the occasion with 100% participation in Encore: Lobero donations and have shouldered an increased workload across the board.

This was the time to act, and I’m proud to say that we met the challenge.

We believe you’ll agree with our choices when you return to a revitalized theatre in December 2013. Our number one goal as stewards of this very important building has been to ensure its longevity, and to create the safest, most enjoyable experience for our patrons.

I often comment in this column that it’s Your Theatre, and I mean it more today than ever. Thank you all for your commitment to the Lobero Theatre.

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WELCOME

Lobero Theatre Board Welcomes Steve Hayes The newest addition to the Lobero Theatre’s dynamic board of directors is Steve Hayes. As managing partner with Hayes Commercial Group, Steve has built a reputation for superior client service and integrity. In fact, Steve has leased more office space in Santa Barbara County than any other broker with more than 1,000 commercial transactions totaling over $1 billion in value. Under his leadership, Hayes Commercial Group has grown into one of the outstanding commercial firms in the region, and the only Santa Barbara-based firm named to Real Estate Forum’s Top Brokerage Houses of Southern California in 2011.

Steve has enjoyed seeing jazz greats like Ray Brown, Shirley Horn, and Diana Krall at the Lobero over the years. “It’s really the perfect size venue to see a world class jazz performance.

Steve was previously on the board of the Lobero Theatre Foundation in the late 1990’s. During that time he participated in the preparations for an extensive remodel of the rigging, lighting and sound infrastructure.

Steve was also a major proponent in the creation of the Jazz at the Lobero series. He remembers, “There was significant financial risk– fortunately Bruce Willard and Territory Ahead generously sponsored the Series in its infancy. The rest is history. 12 years later, we’re one of the world’s top jazz venues by Downbeat Magazine.”

In addition to his love of music and performance, Steve is also moved by the historic significance of the theatre, which he views as an invaluable legacy to be enjoyed and preserved by the Santa Barbara community.

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One of the last events to take place in the Lobero before construction began was a memorial service for Jonathan Winters. Jonathan was a devoted friend to the theatre, performing at a number of benefits on its behalf and bringing along a cadre of talented friends. Columnist Richard Monroe traveled from Peoria, Illinois to bid farewell to this funniest of funny men.

(In May) I traveled with my son, Zack, to Santa Barbara, California, to attend the memorial service for my friend, Jonathan Winters. It was held in the historic Lobero Theater with about 135 by-invitation-only attendees. The service opened with a Marine Guard posting the colors and a short narrative of Jonathan’s service as a Marine. Jonathan was part of a 90 member Marine detachment on the USS Bon Homme Richard, the only aircraft carrier that was not hit or damaged in the South Pacific.

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Memorable Trip: Remembering Jonathan Winters

Klein. The eulogies ended with emotional remarks from Jonathan’s daughter Lucinda and son Jay. TV producer Don Pasternak narrated the moving service.

On the theater stage were some antique children’s items. Jonathan was an antique collector. He once sent me an antique pin dating to the 1800’s from Peoria.

The children’s toys on stage included a bike, ball, bat, wagon, and a school lunch pail. In concluding the memorial, Pasternak said, “This has been a beautiful, wonderful tribute to our friend Jonathan Winters.”

The people responded with applause. Pasternak continued, “It’s too bad Jonathan could not be here.”

With that, Pasternak walked over to where the toys were, picked up the child’s lunch pail, walked back to the speaker’s lectern and gently set it down. And then Pasternak announced, “But he is.” Like his wife Eileen, Jonathan was cremated.

His ashes were in the pail.

(Jonathan) was a magnificent man and friend. I thank God for his friendship. It was hard for me to believe, a simple man in Peoria, who became a close and personal friend of one of the greatest comedians who ever lived. He was loved and is missed.

Jonathan was a devoted friend to the theatre, performing at a number of benefits on its behalf and bringing along a cadre of talented friends.

What followed were a series of very funny excerpts of Jonathan from movies, TV shows and interviews. The theater was alive with laughter.

The excerpts were interspersed with eulogies from people like Gary Owens from Rowan and Martin’s “Laugh In” program; Frank Sinatra, Jr.; TV’s Bonnie Hunt; actor/comedians Rick Overton and Robert

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As a member, you will receive VIP benefits, invitations to private events and exclusive access to Lobero performances and artists.

The strong and steady support of the Lobero Ghostlight Society – like the ghostlight itself – keeps our vibrant theatre from ever going dark. Please consider joining us today.

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LOBERO LIVE

Recognized as one of DownBeat magazine’s Best Places to See Jazz worldwide year after year, the Lobero Theatre is the place to catch legendary crooners with serious cred.

Purchase VIP tickets for these shows and receive exclusive benefits. (see pg 18) This tax-deductible gift to the Lobero provides a whole evening’s worth of fun and keeps outstanding performers in this historic hall, where legends come to play.

Events subject to change without notice. Visit Lobero.com for the most up-to-date listings.

An Evening with Shawn Colvin Friday, January 17, 8 p.m.

GRAMMY® Award-winning singer Shawn Colvin crafts songs with deep meaning that become treasured, lifetime companions for their listeners.

As a storyteller, Colvin is both keen and warm-hearted, leavening even the toughest tales with tenderness, empathy, and a searing sense of humor. Her three GRAMMY® Awards, nine albums, non-stop touring schedule and songs in major motion pictures are a testament to her remarkable drive and canon of work.

Colin Quinn UNCONSTITUTIONAL Saturday, January 18, 8 p.m.

Comedian and “Saturday Night Live” alum, Colin Quinn, returns to the stage in UNCONSTITUTIONAL where he tackles 226 years of American Constitutional calamities in 70 minutes. On May 25th, 1787, fifty-five delegates in wigs and tights sat down to create a country from scratch. Quinn offers his unique comedic perspective on our national character. From predator drones to the Kardashians, he pulls no punches in asking if this is what the founding fathers planned.

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Jack DeJohnette, Joe Lovano, Esperanza Spalding & Leo Genovese, The Spring Quartet

Tuesday, February 18, 8 p.m.

Comprising three generations of very busy jazz giants, this starry quartet harnesses the power of virtuoso drummer Jack DeJohnette, Blue Note recording artist Joe Lovano, GRAMMY® darling Esperanza Spalding and her cherished collaborator, Argentinean pianist Leo Genovese. Whoever said you could have too much of a good thing clearly never heard these four. *Part of the Jazz at the Lobero Series

It’s Magic!

Sunday, March 2, 2 & 6:30 p.m.

The Los Angeles Times calls It’s Magic! “A must for magic buffs of all ages.”

This live stage spectacle features top professional magicians from around the globe, with each act carefully selected to represent the variety and art of magic. Each year the lineup changes to include the best and brightest magical acts including well-known Las Vegas performers.

Newport Jazz Festival at 60 Featuring Anat Cohen, Randy Brecker, Karrin Allyson, Mark Whitfield, Peter Martin, Clarence Penn, and Larry Grenadier Friday, March 14, 8 p.m.

Founded in 1954, the Newport Jazz Festival was the first of its kind in America, now in its 60th year the Festival is celebrating with a multi-generational tour featuring an all-star band. Led by clarinetist and saxophonist Anat Cohen, the ensemble features vocalist Karrin Allyson, hailed by the LA Times as “the jazz world’s finest”; five-time GRAMMY® winning trumpet wizard, Randy Brecker; guitarist Mark Whitfield; and pianist Peter Martin; with Clarence Penn on drums and Larry Grenadier on bass. *Part of the Jazz at the Lobero Series

Tierney Sutton in “After Blue” The music of Joni Mitchell with Peter Erskine and Larry Goldings Saturday, March 22, 8 p.m.

After Blue is a collection of tunes by the exquisite Joni Mitchell as reimagined

by Tierney Sutton and backed by members of her stellar band. The New York Times called has called Sutton “a pure jazz spirit,” and Jazzweek has named Vocalist of the Year. Her celebrated career includes multiple GRAMMY® nominations, appearances at Jazz at Lincoln Center, the Kennedy Center, and the Hollywood Bowl and a series of well-regarded recordings.

An Evening with Branford Marsalis Wednesday, May 7, 8 p.m.

Branford Marsalis earns praise from audiences and critics alike for his unrivaled technique, awe-inspiring versatility, and innovative approach to music making. Performing with his tightly-knit quartet of musicians — longtime members Joey Calderazzo on piano and Eric Revis on bass with rising star Justin Faulkner on drums — this New Orleans native offers up an impressive collection of original compositions and modern and classic jazz standards. *Part of the Jazz at the Lobero Series

Karla Bonoff and Jimmy Webb Saturday, June 7, 8 p.m.

Two GRAMMY® winning songwriters of international acclaim, Jimmy Webb and Karla Bonoff, share their most famous compositions in a double-bill performance. Webb—the only artist to receive GRAMMY®’s for music, lyrics, and orchestration—has provided career-making classics for Glen Campbell, Art Garfunkel, The Fifth Dimension, and Joe Cocker with hits including “By The Time I Get To Phoenix,” “Wichita Lineman,” “Up, Up and Away” and “MacArthur Park.” Artists such as Linda Ronstadt, Bonnie Raitt, Wynonna Judd and Lynn Anderson have interpreted Karla Bonoff’s songs, and her solo albums and performances continue to draw critical praise.

DANCEworks presents Mark Dendy Saturday, April 26, 8 p.m.

Throughout his career, OBIE and Bessie award winning choreographer Mark Dendy has steadily defied the expectation to work in defined categories and in standard ways. His work is known for its wit, searing social commentary, intense physicality and tour de force acting. Mark Dendy Dance and Theater Projects will enjoy a month-long DANCEworks creative residency on the Lobero stage, during which they will create and premiere a new work.

DANCEworks is gaining broad recognition within the world of contemporary dance and has already contributed to the careers of groundbreaking choreographers Aszure Barton, Larry Keigwin, Doug Elkins, and Brian Brooks.

Lobero LIVE and DANCEworks are funded in part by the Events and Festivals Grant Program using the funds provided by the City of Santa Barbara in partnership with the Santa Barbara County Arts Commission.

Additional support for Jazz at the Lobero is provided by the Lobero Theatre Endowment for American Roots Music, CASA Magazine, and Deckers Outdoor Corporation.

DANCEworks is sponsored by National Endowment for the Arts (Art Works) in addition to generous support by The Towbes Family Endowment for Dance, The Towbes Foundation, and the Dianne & Daniel Vapnek Family Foundation.

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Events to Remember 140th Birthday Party ~ February 22, 2013

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Encore: Lobero Club 140

Mayor Schneider celebrates the Lobero’s 140th birthday with Executive Director David Asbell (left) and Board Member Jim Morouse

Access Theatre Endowment Fund David Asbell & Denise Dannemiller Anonymous (2) Giuseppe Bonfiglio Sheri Broedlow Camille Cimini-Fruin Nancy Rutterer Clark Gregory Corso Mrs. Frank Crandall Taylor Dannemiller Taylor Micaela Davis Gwen T. Dawson Leslie Dinaberg Jim & Sallie Dougherty In honor of the Blair and Purdy Families Rose Hill Lisa Horner & Eric Shiflett Naseem Hyder Ann Kale Assoc.

Mitchell Kriegman Casey Marks Ava Morouse Tyler Moselle Nancy Lou Murdock Dr. & Mrs. Arthur Najera Kristi Newton & Joseph Beban Meg & Dan Purdy Jane H. Roney Jeff & Cherry Sadler Michele & Andre Saltoun Leslie & Mark Schneiderman Perry Simpson The Skidmore Family Slide Marketing Erika Smith Craig & Kirsten Springer Elizabeth Vos Sylvia Weller Dona & Paul Wieckowski Anne & Bill Williams Dawn Ziemer

2013 has been an exciting year at the Lobero Theatre, and the fun isn’t over yet! In February we took the Encore: Lobero Campaign public in a big way, celebrating the theatre’s 140th anniversary with a party on-stage. More than 100 friends and supporters came together in the festively festooned theatre to mix, mingle and enjoy the bluegrass sounds of The Mobile Homeboys (Double-Wide).

Dozens got caught up in the fun and bought raffle tickets or made generous donations to the campaign, earning membership in the exclusive Club 140 and moving us even closer to our fundraising goal line. The apex of the evening came when Mayor Helene Schneider made a declaration in celebration of the Lobero’s long history, and Campaign Chair Jim Morouse led guests in a rousing rendition of “Happy Birthday” to this grand old community theatre.

Jeff Bridges with Brian Juliano, Jeff Bridges performs with the Abiders and special guest, David Crosby

An evening with Jeff Bridges and the Abiders ~ March 28, 2013 In March, a sold-out audience was treated to an intimate performance with Jeff Bridges and the Abiders and yes, indeed, the Dude does abide. To add to this fantastic performance, Bridges generously donated a beautiful guitar, complete with original artwork drawn on the guitar body by the Dude himself. When the first guitar was bid up and purchased in record time, Bridges bounded on stage with a second custom instrument, doubling the auction proceeds. All of this just in the first half of the evening! For the second set, David Crosby– in a treat the audience won’t soon forget–joined the band for a rare collaboration. Following the show, 100 VIP ticket holders attended a party in the Courtyard with Bridges and Crosby, where both icons generously shared their time in support of the theatre. Our thanks go out to two legendary performers who truly love the Lobero.

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Hale Milgrim in “the vault”, Encore: Lobero Raffle winner Loretta Doukas and Lobero staff.

GO TO HALE: VOLUME 4, TREASURES OF THE LOST ART ~ APRIL 13, 2013 Entertainment writer Brett Leigh Dicks has written about Hale Milgrim’s “unadulterated passion for music” which has inspired an incredible career that began at local Isla Vista record store and lead to helming Capitol Records. The Encore: Lobero special edition of “Go to Hale,” named after Hale’s longrunning weekly radio show on KTYD, brought out some real gems from his expansive personal collection. Hale told stories about the stars, ranging from Sings Like Hell headliners who have appeared on the Lobero stage all the way up to genuine rock gods. The evening’s tour de rock was peppered with insights on the “biz,” and enthusiastic recommendations for new favorites to watch. Hale and wife Anne share a love of the arts and have been Santa Barbara residents and enthusiastic supporters of the Lobero for 20 years. We can’t wait to welcome them to their new seats when the Lobero reopens.

FIRST THURSDAY RAFFLE ~ MAY 2, 2013 After months of anticipation, the community came together for a very special First Thursday event in May. Performing between the iconic archways of the Lobero, Christy Martin and her Blue Moon Quartet dazzled the crowd with swinging jazz and crooning vocals. Following their set, the assembled crowd was geared up and ready to win the forty amazing prizes out on display, which included restaurant gift certificates, tickets to performing arts events, winery and hotel packages, as well as a grand prize opportunity to name two seats in the Lobero Theatre. Special thanks to all the local sponsors who donated prizes and made the raffle such a big success!

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SEAT CAMPAIGN One of the ways we’ve invited the community to participate in this campaign is by naming a seat in the Lobero’s Gail Towbes Auditorium. Seats can carry your name, the name of a loved one, or a special dedication. Visit LovetheLobero.com/take-a-seat to find out more about how you can make your mark in this campaign. Take your seat today!

S T I L L TO C O M E …

The Encore: Lobero campaign may be nearing its close, but there’s still time to get involved. We are still raising funds to reach our goal.

Please consider making a gift today, and then plan to join us for the Encore Season when the theatre re-opens in December. From local performing arts organizations to world-class touring artists, the Lobero Theatre is still the best place to see anything!

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Many thanks to our campaign donors!

Kimberly Abkin Access Theatre Endowment Fund Linda Adler Henri Albert & Stanley Tsunoda Mr. David Alexander Mr. & Mrs. Frederick S. Allen Ram贸n Allen, Jr. Mr. Tobias Alte David & Lyn Anderson Bea & Mortimer Andron Connie Angove Anonymous (12) Charles Arnold David Asbell & Denise Dannemiller Mr. Glenn L. Bacheller Mr. Mark Balestra Jane Banick The Barbakow Family Ms. Kathleen P. Barnato Marjorie Barry Becton Family Foundation Ms. Angie Bell Bentson Foundation Laurie Bentson-Kauth Arlene & Barrie Bergman David Bernal Bernstein Family Fund Marlyn Bernard Bernstein Ms. Debbie Berry Keith C. Berry Ms. Jean Beth Linda & Peter Beuret Geraldine Bidwell Mr. Evan M. Bishop Mary & John Blair Joseph Blankinship Benjamin Bollag 24

Giuseppe Bonfiglio Monica & Blue Booth Susan E. Bower Debra R. Brandon Mr. Curtis Braukmann Ms. Colette Briere Ms. Judith Bringard Brittingham Family Foundation Sheri Broedlow Ginny Brush Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Bryan Mr. & Mrs. Frank Burgess George L. Burtness Mrs. Sandie Butler Veronica & Jack Canfield Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation In honor of Ronald Morrow In honor of Lillian & Jon Lovelace Scott Caretto Louise & Tim Casey Holly Chadwin & Geren Piltz Skip Chandler Roger & Sarah Chrisman Camille Cimini-Fruin Mr. Cole Claassen Mr. John Clark Marianne & Jordan Clark Nancy Rutterer Clark Timothy Cloherty Dr. & Mrs. Richard G. Closson Dayne Cloud Stephen Cloud Mr. Theodore Alan Coe Ms. Nancy Colahan Anita Cole Bridget Colleary Ms. Traci Collins Theresa & John Conroy Marcia & Jamie Constance Gregory Corso Sallie & Curt Coughlin Jennifer & David Cowan Mrs. Frank Crandall Thomas Craveiro Ms. Carolyn Creasey

Ms. Christina Criswell Joan & Steven Crossland Mrs. Barbara Crowder Mr. Creighton H. Crum Ms. Ann C. Cuhran Mr. & Mrs. John Daly Lynn Damast Delphine Dannemiller Taylor Dannemiller Dr. Jean Joseph Dansereau Ms. Renita Davenport Roxane Davidoff & Lance Lichter Taylor Micaela Davis Gwen T. Dawson Ms. Sylvia De La Sancha Scott & Leslie Deardorff Ms. Lila Deeds Pamela Deily Dr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Dent Mr. Bryan dePonce Jeff & Josie DeVine Mr. Dwayne DeVries Ms. Denise Diehl Leslie Dinaberg Ms. Henrietta Disuvero Richard Doehring Jim & Sallie Dougherty In honor of the Lobero staff In honor of the Blair Family In honor of the Purdy Family James & Wendy Drasdo In honor of Lillian and Jon Lovelace Ms. Lara C. Edington-Hove Robert & Mercedes Eichholz Foundation Michael & Cindy Elster Cinda & Don Erdman Robert Eringer Dr. Robert & Nancyann Failing Melissa Fassett & David Sheehan Alan Fenton Mrs. Dorothy Flaster In memory of Stanley Flaster Mrs. Marjorie Fleming Ms. Nola D. Force Mr. Eldon Ford

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Catherine Foss Mr. Gregory O. Freeman Coleen & Ted Friedel Debra Friedland Corey Frucht John Gabbert Delaney Gabriel Mr. Douglas Galatti Mr. Michael Gauthier General Electric Foundation Mr. John Gerngross Mrs. Marilyn Gevirtz Mr. Michael Goldstyn Laura & Peter Goodell Melinda Goodman Mrs. Linda Graham Mr. Michael D. Granados Christine A. Green Dr. Gaye Green Robert Greenberg Kathryn Greene Mr. Gary Gulbransen & Mrs. Susan Miles Pamela Gunther Dawain Hachenberg Ms. Beatrice Hallig Marlena & Tony Handler Dianne & Mike Harrell Ms. Vikki Havle Miss Meg Ruth Hayes The Heather Foundation Robert Hecht Anne & Andy Heller Robert Henretig Kenna Hickman Ms. Martha Hilken Rose Hill Ms. Lois Hill Hind Foundation Valerie Hoffman Kristin & Richard Hogue Hollis Norris Fund Mr. John Holmes Ms. Kerri Holsted Lisa Horner & Eric Shiflett Preston & Maurine Hotchkis Robyn Howard-Anderson

Ms. Lisa Howard-Hoffman Jim & Shirley Ann Hurley Mr. Michael Hurley Kent Huthsing Naseem Hyder Kim Hyer Laura Inks Sandra Lei Isa Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Isenberg Ann Jackson Family Foundation Hollye & Jeffrey Jacobs Mark Jaffe Mr. & Mrs. Richard Janssen Janet Jared The Jared Family Mr. Curtis Jensen Kelly Jensen Ms. Theresa L. Jester Emily & Christopher Johnson Ms. Rebecca Johnson E. Robert & Patricia Jones Dr. & Mrs. Richard L. Kahler Ann Kale Assoc.

Mr. Joseph Alan Kammerer Eric Kanowsky Mr. Mercke Karl-Lucas Beth & Eli Katz Ms. Jean Keely Ms. Tamie Kennedy Mr. Richard Key Ms. Nicole E. Kiel Kind World Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Allan R. King Ms. Lynn P. Kirst Dr. Robert Klein & Lynne Cantlay In memory of Michael & Talia Klein Mr. John Kono Mitchell Kriegman Roberta & Arthur Kroot Beth Kuby Ted Kuepper Peter Lackner Dawn & David Lafitte Bob Landau Elinor & James Langer Antonia & Piper Larocca Mr. John David Larson

Mr. Carl Lasner Rod Lathim Ellen & Robert Lawson Seymour & Shirley Lehrer The Lennox Foundation Mr. Scott Lenox Janet & Steve Lew Barry Liker Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lilley Mr. & Mrs. George D. Lilly Ms. Donna Liss Judith Little Lobero Theatre Associates Mr. Bruce Loft Ms. Jennifer Lomeli Bill & Kristin Loomis Lundegard Family Foundation In honor of Dave & Irene Liggett Leslie Lundt Leon & Joyce Lunt Amy & Don MacLeod Karen & John Madden Gary Magnone Mr. & Mrs. James Malcolm Manchester Capital Management Casey Marks Richard S. Marks Siri & Bob Marshall Christy Martin Ms. Elena Martinez John & Dinah Mason Sandra Mastromonaco Amy & Mike Mayfield Marilyn & Richard Mazess Harold McAlister Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. J. Patrick McAlister Janet & John McCann Marienne McClure Sara Miller McCune Mr. & Mrs. Emmett McDonough Mr. Terrence McGillen Dr. & Mrs. Edward J. McGinn John & Elizabeth McGovern Family Mrs. Nicole McGrew Mr. & Mrs. Robert McHale John McInnes 25

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Denise McIntosh Mr. Bruce McRoy Eric Melbardis Mr. & Mrs. David M. Mendoza Bob Meyers & Jean Lustig Eileen & Tom Mielko Anne & Hale Milgrim Bente Millard Brian Miller & Carol Burnett Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mires Mr. Hank Mitchel Ms. Petrine D. Mitchum Betsey & John Moller Graciela Montgomery & David McKeever Mr. Moses Mora Dr. Helen Morales Ava Morouse Jim & Mary Morouse Morrow Family Trust Mr. Dave Morse Tyler Moselle Kathleen & John Moseley The Mosher Foundation Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Maryanne Mott Mozilo Living Trust Phyllis & Angelo Mozilo Ms. Susan Mulleda Dave Munemori Nancy Lou Murdock Mrs. Raymond K. Myerson Dr. & Mrs. Arthur Najera Ms. Lisa Neff Kristi Newton & Joseph Beban The Nichols Foundation Ms. Nancy Noakes Leila & Robert Noel Robert & Audrey Nolan NS Ceramics, Inc. Rod & Christie Ontjes Lee & Bobby Orgel Ellen Lehrer Orlando Anastasia Patchick Ms. Nancy Patterson Ms. Karen L. Pelland Ms. Kim Pelonis Agris Petersons Mr. Michael Petracca Heather Pett Marla & Lee Phillips Mr. Christopher Pilafian Lisa & Alan Piltz Dr. & Mrs. Charles E. Piper Mr. Tim Pompe Meg & Dan Purdy Suzanne Rapley Mr. Kurt Reed Kathryn & Paul Relis Mr. Robert K. Richards Mr. Michael P. Ring Joan Roberts

Jane H. Roney Sybil Rosen In memory of Robert J. Fisher Judy Rossiter James & Anne Rothenberg In honor of Lillian & Jon Lovelace Ms. Ann F. Rudolph Glenn Russell Jeff & Cherry Sadler Michele & Andre Saltoun Mr. Thomas H. Sanborn Judy Sanregret Santa Barbara Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Richard Schall Lee & John Scheuermann Frank & Leslie Schipper Mr. Philip E. Schlageter Nancy Schlosser Leslie & Mark Schneiderman Mr. David Schneiderman Ms. Shelley Schulte Gregory Scott Kathy Scroggs Maureen & Ed Seder Ms. Elizabeth Sekula Ms. Patricia Sell Les & Maureen Shapiro Missy & Chuck Sheldon Ms. Lauri Shepherd Jessica Simon Perry Simpson Susan Skenderian The Skidmore Family Dena Sklar Slide Marketing Cathy Smith Ms. Dorothea Smith Mr. Eric Dean Smith Erika Smith Mr. Melbourne Smith Snider Foundation Mr. David Sorensen Robert A. Sorich Nancy Southard Kirsten & Craig Springer Ms. Sandy Stahl Pru & Robert Sternin Meghan & Robert Stoll Barbara Stupay Francine Sullivan Sally Swift Mr. & Mrs. John Swith Ms. Linda L. Taber Mr. Don Taylor Richard Taylor II Mr. & Mrs. Robert Taylor Arturo Tello Robert TenEyck Nina Terzian Ms. Mary Anne Theilmann Carl Thelander

Susan Thomason Mr. & Mrs. Steve Thompson Mr. James K. Thompson Mr. Peter Thompson Cassandra Thomsen The Walter & Holly Thomson Foundation Mrs. Louise L. Tighe The Towbes Fund for the Performing Arts, a field of interest fund of the Santa Barbara Foundation Anne & Michael Towbes Carrie Towbes & John Lewis In Memory of Gail Towbes Ms. Cindy Travis Melanie Trent Alice Tweed Tuohy Foundation Catherine & Peter Umoff Dianne & Daniel Vapnek Foundation Roger Varian Mr. Ty Varing Ms. Kathleen L. Vasta Winifred Vedder In memory of Dwight G. Vedder Christy & John Venable Stephanie & Bud Viard Steve Vignali Ms. Sharon Villeneuve Charles Vinick Elizabeth Vos Paula & Daniel Waldman Nancy & Tony Wall Mr. Matthew Ward Watling Foundation Kathy Webb Sylvia Weller Mr. Edward Wernet Mr. & Mrs. Greg West Ms. Barbara Weston Dona & Paul Wieckowski Williams-Corbett Foundation Anne & Bill Williams Mr. Tim Wilson Douglas Wittrock Linda & Doug Wood The Wood-Claeyssens Foundation Ms. Anna Young Katherine Zeiss In honor of Sri Ma Saraswati Gerardo Zepeda Dawn Ziemer

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CAMA MASTERSERIES A season of great artistic and musical depth, the Community Arts Music Association (CAMA) presents the 2014 Masterseries at the Lobero Theatre. It is a season that celebrates “geniuses,” as MacArthur “Genius Grant” winner Stephen Hough shares the series with MacArthur winner Chris Thile (of Punch Brothers), as he makes his Santa Barbara recital debut with mandolin transcriptions of Bach and original compositions. The Kalichstein-LaredoRobinson Trio (piano, violin, cello) starts things off with a meaty program of trios

by Schubert, Mendelssohn and Brahms.

December 2013 – February 2014 The stellar group of presenting organizations represents some of the brightest stars in the Santa Barbara community, bringing talent from across the world–and across town–to the Lobero stage. We’re thrilled to welcome them all to their revitalized home as part of the Encore! Season. For full event lineup and tickets, visit Lobero.com.

Music SINGS LIKE HELL Sings Like Hell is a radical, critically acclaimed concert series. The musical focus is on singer songwriters ranging from radio-friendly pop and rock, through any and all genres imaginable. Sings Like Hell has a loyal fan base that is upscale in the coolest way–It’s very hot music in a very cool place. In the words of founder and vixen Peggie Jones, this is “the greatest music you’ve never heard.”

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The Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson Trio, featuring Joseph Kalichstein, piano, Jaime Laredo, violin, and Sharon Robinson, cello, starts off this year’s Masterseries on Saturday, January 11. One of today’s most beloved ensembles, these three artists share their passion for music with audiences worldwide. Three and a half decades after its debut at the White House, The Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson Trio continues to bring technical mastery, expressive depth, and magnetism to the concert stage.

Chris Thile, mandolin, appears in solo recital on Tuesday, February 11 to present his arrangements of Johann Sebastian Bach’s Transcriptions for Solo Mandolin. Chris Thile, of Punch Brothers, is a mandolin virtuoso, composer and vocalist. With a broad outlook that encompasses progressive bluegrass, classical, rock and jazz, Thile transcends the borders of conventionally circumscribed genres, creating a distinctly American canon and a new musical aesthetic for performers and audiences alike. On this new program, Thile draws from his new Bach recording, while also exploring his own compositions and contemporary music.

SANTA BARBARA CHORAL SOCIETY Get into the holiday spirit with the sounds of the season!

Santa Barbara Choral Society and conductor, JoAnne Wasserman, return to the Lobero stage with Hallelujah, a family-friendly concert of traditional holiday music on

December 14 and 15. Come enjoy what is sure to become a holiday tradition as the orchestra, soloists, and the 90+ voice chorus leads a journey through classical, traditional and modern holiday favorites, including the “Hallelujah Chorus.” What holiday season would be complete without it?

Film WARREN MILLER ENTERTAINMENT Don’t miss the highly-anticipated 64 th annual installment in Warren Miller’s high-octane film series as Ticket to Ride makes a stop at the Lobero Theatre on December 4 at 8 pm. Staying true to its title, the newest installment of the legendary film series takes ski fans on an action-packed ride to the world’s most exotic destinations including The Alaskan Tordrillos, Switzerland’s Jungfrau, Iceland’s Troll Peninsula and beyond. Check out warrenmiller.com for more.

SANTA BARBARA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL

Film Festival (SBIFF) has established itself as the preeminent Oscar ® film festival. With a projected audience of over 60,000 movie lovers and a diverse program of 200+ films, including quality independent, world cinema, documentaries, top-notch nature and surf films, it’s no wonder that Variety named SBIFF one of the “Top 12 Film Festivals” in the United States, and one of the “Top 50” in the world. Be part of the glamour January 30-February 9. Full schedule announced at SBIFF.org.

Dance GUSTAFSON DANCE Gustafson Dance presents Rudolph on Saturday, December 7 at 2 pm and 6 pm. Ostracized from the other reindeer because of his shiny red nose, Rudolph sets out on a journey into the snowy forest, where the Abominable Snow Monster lives. Along the way, Rudolph meets other “misfits” in a heart-warming holiday story families are sure to enjoy.

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C STATE STREET BALLET State Street Ballet presents Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs on February 22 at 7:30 pm, and February 23 at 2 pm.

From the beautiful, kind-hearted Snow White to the seven wacky dwarfs, Santa Barbara’s acclaimed State Street Ballet transforms this classic story into a heart-warming visual treat for the whole family. With original ballet choreography by Marina Fliagina, and exciting music from Pavlovsky and Khachaturyan, this beloved fairy tale of good triumphing over evil comes to life on the Lobero Theatre stage!

Theatre SANTA BARBARA REVELS Santa Barbara Revels present The Christmas Revels: In Celebration of the Winter Solstice on Saturday, December 21 at 2:30 and 7:30 pm and Sunday, December 22 at 2:30 pm. This year’s production of “The Spirits of Haddon Hall” takes place in Derbyshire, England in 1929 and is filled with wonderful choral and instrumental music spanning the 12 th to 20 th centuries and lively country dancing, stories, and beloved Revels traditions. This imaginative interpretation of events from an actual time and place will entertain, enlighten, and entice audiences of all ages. As the Santa Barbara Revels like to say, “Join us and be joyous!”

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CALENDAR

Calendar of Events For the most up-to-date listings and info on these and other events, or to buy tickets, visit lobero.com or call (805) 963-0761.

Events subject to change without notice.

December 4

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Wednesday, 8 p.m.

Warren Miller Entertainment presents Ticket to Ride Saturday, 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.

Gustafson Dance presents Rudolph

14-15 Saturday, 8 p.m. and Sunday, 3 p.m.

Santa Barbara Choral Society presents Hallelujah 21-22 Saturday 2:30 & 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, 2:30 p.m.

Santa Barbara Revels presents The Christmas Revels: In Celebration of the Winter Solstice

January 11

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Saturday, 8 p.m.

CAMA Masterseries presents Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson Trio Friday, 8 p.m.

Lobero LIVE presents Shawn Colvin

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Saturday, 8 p.m.

Lobero LIVE presents Colin Quinn, UNCONSTITUTIONAL

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February 11

Tuesday, 8 p.m.

CAMA Masterseries presents Chris Thile, Mandolin

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Tuesday, 8 p.m.

Jazz at the Lobero presents Jack DeJohnette, Joe Lovano, Esperanza Spalding and Leo Genovese The Spring Quartet

22-23 Saturday, 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, 2 p.m.

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Friday, 7:30 p.m.

Nuclear Age Peace Foundation presents Professor Noam Chomsky, the 13th Annual Frank K. Kelly Lecture on Humanity’s Future

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WE ARE ACCESSIBLE

FUTURE OF ACCESSIBILITY IS BRIGHT AT THE LOBERO THEATRE The Lobero Theatre will become more accessible for guests and performers with special needs from the inside out! It is the belief of this board and staff that all groups should easily access all facets of the Lobero Theatre, including those with mobility challenges, which are covered by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The ADA is a wide-ranging civil rights law that prohibits discrimination based on disability.

Starting from the street, an accessible path of travel will be provided to the main entry. The front brick area will offer a level area at the top reached by stairs (that follow the design shown on George Washington Smith’s original drawings), or by an ADA approved ramp. To offer

wheelchair spaces offer a variety of choices as to where to sit, and a new wheelchair lift will provide access from the auditorium up to the stage level. The auditorium will also be wired with Hearing Loop technology, which allows those wearing hearing aids to adjust their devices to amplify the sound to their comfort.

The Paseo at the side of the theatre will be re-paved with brick to meet accessibility requirements including a new ramp that will be located just under the arch from the parking garage down to the Green Room stairs. Walkways at two side exits and under the Pergola are also being replaced with steps to meet code. Backstage, the sink and cabinetry in the artists’ Green Room will be updated to meet requirements as well.

The removal of architectural barriers to provide accessibility is the right thing to do for our patrons in order to ensure their safety and comfort while at the Lobero, in addition to being mandated by law. perspective, in order to meet current building code a sloped entry cannot be greater than 2%, and the previous brick entry had a slope of greater than 10% in some areas! With such a tilt, a person in a wheelchair angles towards Canon Perdido as they move across the brick in an unsafe manner. The original bricks will be salvaged and reused in the new installation.

The Foundation design team has meticulously researched and worked diligently with the Historic Landmarks Commission, archivists and historians to ensure that the architectural integrity of the Lobero Theatre is both honored and upheld.

Inside the theatre, the restrooms are being enlarged and will meet today’s accessibility requirements, a new “hi-low” drinking fountain will be included in the Lobby, and the auditorium will offer eight wheelchair spaces along with space for companion seating. The locations of the

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Marketing Update

New Look New advertising and sponsorship tools New mobile-friendly website New ways to connect with the Lobero The Lobero Theatre Foundation is adopting a new look and logo, reflective of the Spanish Revival touches throughout the theatre and a fresh new attitude. It’s a new take on an old favorite.

Lobero.com is now mobile-friendly and packed with new features, including advertising opportunities and expanded search options. With over 100,000 visitors each year, this is an opportunity to align your business with one of Santa Barbara’s cultural treasures.

Join the Lobero EClub to guarantee you’re at the front of the line for exciting announcements, the first to buy tickets, and the inside scoop on all things Lobero.

More than 8,000 active users already know, the EClub hears it first.

Purchase VIP tickets this season and go behind the velvet rope. This taxdeductible gift to the Lobero grants access to an exclusive VIP reception before the show and keeps the best live performances on our stage.

Contact the Lobero marketing department to discuss your options today.

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Partner with the Lobero on our exciting new promotions and show your customers that you value the arts in a meaningful way.

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The Lobero Theatre is more than just bricks and mortar – it’s a state and city landmark, a home for Santa Barbara’s performing arts, and a community treasure. It is with great anticipation that we prepare to share an Encore season at the historic Lobero theatre with you.

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KBZ is an architectural firm that has been designing and renovating Santa Barbara architecture since 1960. Their work spans from auditoriums and theatres to schools, government buildings, healthcare facilities and places of worship. Lobero patrons may have seen their beautiful restoration work at the Marjorie Luke Theatre, one of our sister-venues.

Since 1982, Schipper Construction has been completing award-winning construction and renovation projects, including critical seismic upgrades to the Lobero Theatre in the early 1990’s. Other local projects include major renovations at the Santa Barbara Zoo, Hahn Hall at the Music Academy of the West, and the Santa Barbara Cemetery Mausoleum at the Old Mission Santa Barbara, just to name a few.

Preserving the historic aspects of the Lobero Theatre, a George Washington Smith and Lutah Maria Riggs design, called for a deep historical knowledge and familiarity with the building.

It was critical to all parties involved that the utmost respect be paid to the iconic designers while bringing the auditorium up to modern standards. Dawn Ziemer, principal designer on the project, put in many research hours at the

SPOTLIGHT ON RENOVATION

Encore Renovation: In Good Hands

Schipper Construction has a reputation for performing their work on time and on budget, an imperative quality when your client is a non-profit organization relied upon as a community resource. It’s no wonder they have been trusted with so many landmark projects.

They have been the Lobero’s go-to contractor

The Lobero Theatre is more than just bricks and mortar – it’s a state and city landmark, a home for Santa Barbara’s performing arts, and a community treasure.

George Washington Smith archives housed at UCSB and at the Santa Barbara historical society. The outcome is a design that preserves and highlights the many unique elements that make the Lobero so beloved, coupled with a new level of accessibility, comfort and warmth.

for the installation of new sound, lighting and rigging systems, and now they’re helping to create a more accessible, welcoming space in our Gail Towbes Auditorium.

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Family of Donors June 1, 2012 - August 21, 2013

Emerald Circle $25,000+ The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Hutton Parker Foundation Lobero Theatre Associates Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Morrow National Endowment for the Arts Ruby Circle $15,000+ Deckers Outdoor Corporation Santa Barbara Bowl Foundation Education Outreach Committee Santa Barbara County Arts Commission Gold Circle $10,000+ Access Theatre Endowment Fund Mr. & Mrs. David H. Anderson Brittingham Family Foundation Tim & Louise Casey Family Roger & Sarah Chrisman Classic Party Rentals Betsey & John Moller Fidelity Investments Christine A. Green Mr. & Mrs. Palmer Jackson Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Palmer G. Jackson Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Janssen Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Kendall Dr. Robert Klein & Lynne Cantlay Mrs. Lillian Lovelace Madison Community Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mazess Mr. & Mrs. John T. McCann Montecito Bank & Trust Jim & Mary Morouse Ann Jackson Family Foundation The Towbes Foundation Dianne & Daniel Vapnek Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Doug Wood Silver Circle $5,000+ American Riviera Bank Mr. Victor K. Atkins Jr. Mrs. Suzanne Bock

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James Brous & Mary Lane Scherer Michael De Rose Designs Melinda Goodman Mr. & Mrs. Frederic Ingram Manchester Capital Management Craig & Susan McCaw Foundation Metro Solutions Inc. Northern Trust Bank Rabobank Lady Leslie Ridley-Tree Santa Barbara Foundation Schipper Construction Co. Frank & Leslie Schipper Tomchin Family Charitable Foundation Anne & Michael Towbes Venoco, Inc. Star Circle $2,500+ Jen Abed, Ste. Michelle Wine Estates Babcock Winery Bartlett, Pringle & Wolf Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Cloud Mrs. Jane Dyruff Estate of Charlotte Castalde Mr. & Mrs. Edward Friedel Jr. Mrs. Marilyn Gevirtz In memory of Don Gevirtz & Julie Warner Mr. & Mrs. Steve Hayes* Mr. Larry Keigwin Nasif, Hicks, Harris & Co. Mr. Tom Archambault Ruth & Robert Reingold Mrs. Betty Richardson Barbara Stupay Sallie & Curt Coughlin Alice Willfong Winters Family Trust Angels $1,000+ Bitsy & Denny Bacon* Don & Anita Barry Becton Family Foundation Gina & Martin Bell

Mr. & Mrs. Philip Bernstein John & Mary Blair In honor of James E. Dougherty Ms. Wendel Bruss Mr. & Mrs. Frank Burgess Mr. George L. Burtness Andrew Butcher & Elizabeth Peterson* Mr. Grant Cambridge Mr. & Mrs. David Carpenter Zora & Les Charles In honor of Cheri Steinkellner The Cheeryble Foundation In honor of Cheri Steinkellner Mrs. Barbara Cole Mrs. Bridget Colleary In loving memory of Bob Colleary Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Crawford Jr. Ms. Mary D. Curtis Laurie Dalton David Asbell & Denise Dannemiller In honor of the talented Lobero staff Jeff & Josie DeVine Mr. & Mrs. Chad Dreier Don & Cinda Erdman Julie & Bill Esrey Mr. & Mrs. Mason Farrell Melissa Fassett & David Sheehan Ms. Leni FeBland Mr. & Ms. Robert Feinberg Mrs. Dorothy Flaster Florabundance Mr. & Mrs. William Freudenstein* Charles R. & Aurora Grimm Jim & Catherine Haslem Anne & Andy Heller Ms. Jan Hill Ms. Cyndee Howard Naseem Hyder Mr. & Mrs. James Jackson Mr. Mark Jaffe Dawn & Joel Kaufman In honor of Hale & Anne Milgrim and Peggie Jones Reg Lathim

LOBERO FUND DONORS Ellen & Robert Lawson Lehrer Family Foundation Mr. John Lundegard In honor of Dave & Irene Liggett Amy & Don MacLeod Meister Family Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Edward J. McGinn Mr. & Mrs. James McIntyre* Graciela Montgomery & David McKeever Mrs. Leslie H. Meadowcroft-Schipper Mr. & Mrs. William Nasif Peter & Joanne Norris Dr. & Mrs. William J. Parrish Raymond Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Marc Recordon David Rintels Dr. Robert Ruby Mrs. Nancy Schlosser Mark Schneiderman Insurance Group Mrs. Jean Schuyler Maureen & Ed Seder* Mr. Ed Snider Mr. & Mrs. David Stein Mrs. Betty J. Stephens Meghan & Robert Stoll Swift Action Fund Mr. & Mrs. John Swift Dr. & Mrs. James A. Tamborello* Katie Thatcher Mr. Tim Whitcomb & Ms. Alison Daniels Mr. Robert Willis Benefactors $500+ Ellen K. Anderson ANONY-MOUSE Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Beaver Ms. Malinda Chouinard Marianne & Jordan Clark In honor of Walter & Ruth Ray Ms. Nancybell Coe & Mr. William Burke Roy E. Crummer Dr. Julia Delgado* Mr. & Mrs. Jim Dougherty Mrs. Ian Dundas Encanto Randy Fields & Gianna Cicinelli Beth & Dodd Geiger Ghita D. Ginberg* In memory of Paul Ginberg Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Jackson Jeffrey & Hollye Jacobs Kowalski Design House Mr. & Mrs. David Lafitte Joseph Lombardo Ms. Sandra Lynne Mr. Philip Lyons In honor & In loving memory of Joanna Lyons Mr. & Mrs. James Malcolm

Maryanne Mott Mr. & Mrs. William Palladini Jack Revoyr* Ms. Jane C. Rieffel Regina & Rick Roney Michael Seabaugh Chuck & Missy Sheldon* Olivia & Steve Starkey Ms. Cynthia Stebbins Dr. & Mrs. Jack Sheen Mr. & Mrs. George Turpin Mr. & Mrs. Philip VanHorn Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Wall* Mr. Scott Wardlaw Wood River Women’s Charitable Foundation Ed & Grace Yoon* In honor of Sallie Dougherty Sustainers $250+ Dr. & Mrs. Mortimer Andron Stanley Azen & Joyce Niland* Mr. & Mrs. Gunther Baumgartner Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Bellowe Mr. & Mrs. Donald Bennett Dr. and Mrs. Richard Caleel Mr. Justin Carroll Mr. & Mrs. John Coppejans Christina Criswell* Mr. Oswald Da Ros Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Davis Michael Dunn* Dr. Jose R. Fulco Mr. & Mrs. Ted Funsten Gail & Hunt Gammel Konnie & Andy Gault* Mr. & Mrs. Dan George Mr. Daniel Gerber Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Girod Mr. Steve Daniels & Ms. Kitty Glanz Ms. Hallie Goodall Mr. & Mrs. Andy Granatelli Mr. & Mrs. Eric Hochberg Mrs. Ruth Hochman Dr. & Mrs. William C. Holzer Mr. & Mrs. William Hynes Ms. Josephine Ireland Dr. & Mrs. Christopher Johnson Mr. & Mrs. E. Robert Jones Dr. & Mrs. Richard L. Kahler Tracy & Eric Kanowsky Ms. Dana Kopfer Maxey Doris Murray Kuhns* Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Litchfield Siri & Bob Marshall McConnell’s Fine Ice Creams Olio e Limone Restaurante & Olio Pizzeria Charles Newman Bobby & Lee Orgel

Tim Owens & Rebecca Amundsen In honor of Steve Cloud & David Asbell Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Parent Ms. Jamie Raney Mr. & Mrs. Walter G. Ray Ms. Jean M. Reiche Mr. Bob Roe & Ms. Susan Sheller Mr. & Mrs. Gil Rosas In memory of Alexander Ryan Singh Patricia Rumpza Mr. & Mrs. Ken Saxon Ms. Christiane Schlumberger Mr. Jeffrey Sherbakoff Mr. & Mrs. Gene Sinser Mr. Benjamin Smith In memory of Bill Blythe Mr. Robert A. Sorich Ms. Barbara Spaulding Nancy & David Sullivan Gail & David Teton-Landis Patricia Toppel Dr. Carrie Towbes & Dr. John Lewis Dr. Marshall Tulin Judith Wallner Patricia & Nicholas Weber Mr. & Mrs. Douglas White Mrs. Claudia Gay Whitman & Dr. Richard Handin Ms. Margaret W. Wright Laura & Geof Wyatt Gary P. Yencich Guardians $100+ Mr. Mark Adams Mrs. Ellen Ahlers Royce Adams & Jane Brody* Ms. Susan Alexander American Irish Historical Society Mr. & Mrs. Jerar Andon Mr. & Mrs. Kurt R. Anker Ms. Brook Ashley In memory of Tallulah Bankhead Mr. & Mrs. Michael Avenali Ken Babcock John M. Barker Jerome & Dinah Baumgartner Hon. Raymond J. Bayster Ms. Judith Bell Mrs. Barbara Benon The Bentson Kauth Family Ms. Jeanette Blair Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Bridges Dr. & Mrs. Ronald B. Brooks Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Bryan* Dr. Robert Bryant In honor of Mike & Ann Towbes David Bunn Mr. William Burtness

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LOBERO FUND DONORS Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Busch Ms. Patricia Carver Ron Challis Roger Chandler Bradley Chipps Dean Christal Gillian Christie Ms. Martha Clyde Mr. & Mrs. James Collins In honor of Hope Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Tom Collison Greg Cooper Rick & Nancy Corradini Mr. & Mrs. Gordon B. Crary Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Leland Crawford Jr. Kathy Cutsinger Donald Dancer Colman Daniel Gwen & Roger Dawson Mr. Roger Deranian Linda Diamant Richard Doehring Diana Dolan Ms. Sandra Doria Loretta Doukas Margaret DuCharme Ms. Mercedes H. Eichholz Samuel Ellis Mr. George Eskin & Ms. Hannah-Beth Jackson Dr. & Mrs. Robert M. Failing Ms. Haddon Dillon & Mr. William Farrell Barbara Fawaz Harold Feinleib Ronald & Marie-Louise Fendon Dr. Ernest Ferrel Christine & William Fletcher Ms. Judy Foggia Craig & Barbara Fugle Nancy Furman-Alex Joel Garfield Mr. & Mrs. Gene Geller Mr & Mrs. David L. Gersh Ira Goldenring Debra & Mitchell Gravo Kathryn Greene Ms. Dominique Maria Hackett Dr. & Mrs. Van Hamilton Dr. & Mrs. Charles F. Hamilton Jeffrey & Jane Hankoff Ronald Hays* Phyllis & Bill Helm In honor of Todd Jared Stuart & Andree Herscovici In honor of Life & the Arts!

Ms. Bridget Hoffman Eleanor H. Jacobs Mr. & Mrs. Paul Jarchow

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Janet Jared Greg & Sharlae Jenkins Kelly Jensen Kevin Keating Ms. Margaret Kemp* Mr. & Mrs. James M. Kilroy Dr. & Mrs. Laszlo Kiraly In honor of David Asbell Fred Klein Dr. & Mrs. Alexander Kowblansky Mr. & Mrs. Gary A. Kravetz Gale Krupica Mr. C. Kunde Mr. Larry Laborde Ms. Colleen Land Dr. & Mrs. James Langer Jean Thompson Leonard Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Levine Dr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Fima Lifshitz Mr. & Mrs. George D. Lilly Kim Lindbery J. Paul Longanbach Suzanne Loomis Mr. & Mrs. Donald Lord In honor of Anne Towbes Mr. Jerome Lowenthal Leslie Lundt Dr. & Mrs. Peter MacDougall Mr. & Mrs. Craig Madsen Mrs. Helen Marquette In memory of Tony Marquette Mrs. Maureen M. Masson Leslie & Ray Mathiasen* Brett Matthews & Ginger Salazar Carl & Stephane Mayrose Mr. & Mrs. James McCammon Ms. Dana Melideo In memory of Dolly & Al Melideo Chase & Ronnie Mellen Mr. & Mrs. Duncan Mellichamp Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Merovick Mr. Jack Mills Mr. & Mrs. John Mitchell, III Elaine Morello Mr. Rupert Nacario Dr. & Mrs. Arthur Najera Ms. Carol Newman Nancy Nufer & Tom Archambault Ms. Maureen O’Rourke Andrew Oakley Mr. & Mrs. Donley Olson Ms. Helen C. Olson Christie Ontjes In honor of my husband, Rod Ontjes Rod Ontjes* Ms. Virginia Ortega Mr. & Mrs. Michael Pahos

Mrs. Jerri Ann Parrish Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Pasternack Ms. Katherine Pattison Mr. & Mrs. Frank Pecarich Mr. & Mrs. Brent Peus Mrs. Kären Pick Virginia Poll Mrs. Margaret P. Polsky Stephanie Poole Mr. Albert Reid Malcolm Ritchie Ms. Loretta H. Roper Mr. John Rosenfeld Mr. Dennis Russell Mr. & Mrs. James Ryan Elizabeth Saghi John & Cynthia Sanger Dr. & Mrs. Frank Schiff Jody & Jack Shields George Short Dr. & Mrs. Harvey Silverberg Mr. Daniel K. Simon Mr. & Mrs. Donald K. Smith Mr. David Sorensen Patricia Sorenson Mr. Josh Spiegl Mr. Harris Sprecher Middleton & Carol Squier * Thom A. Peachee Dr. Joseph & BJ Stapen Mr. & Mrs. Sam Stoddard Jean M. Perloff, Esq. Mr. Erik Stucky Martha Sykes Mr. & Mrs. Richard Thielscher Mr. Frank Troise Mr. Mark E. Trueblood Mr. David Unger & Dr. Jill Stein Mr. & Mrs. Robert Uphoff Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Vedder Mr. Jack Brady & Ms. Carla Whitacre In honor of Jane Litchfield Ms. Carol Wilburn Mrs. Joy Winer Peter & Linda Wisner Ms. Deloria Zabriskie John Ziegwied Supporters Under $100 Greg Ashforth Suzanne Austin Leasha M. Barry Ms. Diane Baskin Ms. Sydney Baumgartner Ms. Nancy Beverage Ms. Vicky Blum Allan & Jorgia Bordofsky James Breen

LOBERO FUND DONORS Kathleen Brewster Jesse Dov Brinkerhoff Ann Bronstein Robert Brown Ms. Joyce H. Bryan Stephanie Burkard Laurie Burnaby Bertha Burns Teresa Camarillo Denise Caracas Raymond Chaffee Mr. & Mrs. Edward Chelini Erwin B. Clahassey Sherryl Clendenen Ms. Janice G. Cloud* Dr. Mary B. Collier Donald & Carolyn Cork David A. Wagner & Margaret A. Cribbs Ms. Doreen Daley Telma Dawallo Mary Louise A. Days In memory of David Gebhard Ph.D. Michael J. Deleo Lance Depew Anthony DeToro Anonymous Judi Doernberg In memory of Morris Kronfeld Timothy C. Doherty Jennifer A. Duliakas Robert & Sylvia Easton Michael Edick Mr. & Mrs. Neil Elliot Mr. Daniel Ewen Mr. & Mrs. David Farris Martha Weston Gabbert James & Judy Garrett Kent Genzlinger Nancy Gifford Dolores Gillmore Mr. & Mrs. Frederic Golden Marlowe & Arlyn Goldsby* Mr. Ethan Goodman Carolyn Grant Mr. & Mrs. William J. Green Dr. Judith Lee Green Robert Greenberg Mr. Steve M Guerena Mr. Michael Hakan Michael & Dru Hammer Jean E. Hane Gregg Hart Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Hatch Doug Hechter Ms. Lisa Hill Tom & Jody Holehouse Jim Hopperstad Kathryn Mast*

Ms. Sandra Lei Isa Allison Janss Robert Jepson Kellie Johnston Mr. & Mrs. John Cogswell Margaret Kemp Jack Kennedy Mr. Wayne Kennedy Ms. Frances Kliza Erika Kloumann Lief Koepsel Zak A. Kopeikin Mitchell Kriegman Edwin Laing Leslie Leaney Winston Lech Elizabeth Lepley Trixie Lettieri Michael Lewellen Mr. & Mrs. Steve Lewis Courtney Lilly Stacie Logue Claudia A. Lopez Michael Lovell Karen & John Madden Deanna Major James & Ella Markham John W. Martin Mr. & Mrs. Paul Martinez Julie McLeod Ms. Meredith McMinn Toni & Terry McQueen Mary Melville Hale & Anne Milgrim Stephanie Morales David Moralez Thomas Muir Nancy Murdock Mr. Eric Nagelmann Jerold Newton Myra Nicholas Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Nichols Mr. Alex Nishi Belita Ong & Gordon Auchincloss Ramona Pacela Mr. Chad Parsons John L. Peake Michael Petracca Dr. & Mrs. Philip Pincus Alvin & Erika Plack Jan & Reilly Pollard Nancy Porcella Mrs. Shelley Anne Powell Georgia Pulos Bobby & Shirley Purkait Mr. & Mrs. William H. Raber Linda Richardson Geri Riehl

Ms. Cheryl Rollings Darrell Roy Ms. Florence O. Russell Santa Barbara Axxess Hal & Christine Saunders Mr. Matt Scesney Frank A. Schmidt Mary Schuberg Diane Schultheis Ms. Tonia Shimin Jessica Simon Ms. Sidonia Slaff Chris Rendessy & Sue Slater In memory of Bill Budd Michelle Sloan Stephaine S. Sokolove Robert Brian Sponsel Prudence Squier Ms. Dena Stein Elizabeth Stewart Susan Stratford Richard Talbert Ms. Wendy Tarasick Ms. Michelle Téllez In honor of Ontenio Téllez Mr. & Mrs. Steve Thompson In memory of Brenda Crane James K. Thompson Ms. Mary Ellen Tiffany In honor of Anne Towbes’ Birthday Ms. Shirley A. Toeppner Ms. JoAnn Torigoe Anthony Torres Richard Verheij Bill Voorhees Lisa Vignale & Kerry Goldberg Mary Walsh* April Walstad Frederick Warren Mr. Jeff Waxman In memory of Rex Marchbanks Dr. Wayne Robert Wecksler Bernard & Maureen White Michael J. Willingham Douglas Wittrock Ash Wright Eva Wright Raymond Zanella Alex Ziegler * denotes members of the Lobero Brubeck Society.

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Index of Advertisers American Riviera Bank

14

Babcock Winery

18

Blush Restaurant + Lounge

15

Bryant & Sons

40

Canary Hotel

8

CASA Magazine

6

Community Arts Music Association

12

CompuVision

36

Deckers Outdoor Corporation

12

Fidelity Investments

Sojourner Cafe & restaurant

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Cecilia Martini-Muth cc@cdesigngraphics.me 805.455.9185

3

Fresco Cafe

40

Grandfolia

40

Mail Manager Inc.

37

Metro Solutions Inc.

27

Montecito Bank & Trust

16

Northern Trust

6

One Hour Martinizing

2

Bobby & Lee Orgel

46

Playรก Azul Cafe

12

Santa Barbara Bowl Foundation

10

Santa Barbara Independent

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Santa Barbara Independent Schools

38

Schipper Construction Co.

32

Sojourner Cafe & Restaurant

46

South Coast Deli

36

Spanish Garden Inn

11

State & Fig

15

The Upham Hotel and Country House

32

Wilson Printing

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