Program Book 4 - 2014/2015

2014-2015 issue 4

Cover Art Hannah Frustol; Randolph High School; Senior, Randolph, New Jersey See p. 13 for details.

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Welcome to the Mayo Performing Arts Center!

Dear Patron, In the winter of 1994, conductor Valery Gergiev and his friend, classical pianist Alexander Slobodyanik, entered the boarded-up, run-down Community Theatre which had been closed and left to ruin.

Gergiev stepped on to the dilapidated stage, snapped his fingers, listened to the acoustics and proclaimed, “The Kirov with play here!” On September 29, 1994, after a massive cleanup effort by hundreds of volunteers, Gergiev and the Kirov opened the newly created Community Theatre performance hall. It was a night to remember.

How quickly 20 years has passed. In the last two decades, the Theatre has been renovated and expanded. 1937-era restrooms have been replaced by state-of-the-art modern facilities. The stage has been ripped apart, rebuilt and enlarged. Where once stood a house now stands our administrative offices, education studios, backstage production facilities and the Starlight Room. MPAC has grown up from a local community theatre into a world class performing arts center. We’ve attracted amazing artists over the years – Ringo Starr, Ray Charles, Harry Connick, Jr., Itzhak Perlman and David Brubeck, just to name a few. We now present Broadway touring companies with large-scale shows like Disney’s Beauty and the Beast. What was a once only a dream in 1994 has become a reality today. MPAC has become the cultural nucleus of Northern New Jersey.

Equally as important to bringing the world’s greatest artists to Morristown is fostering an environment of learning and inclusion for the youth of our community. Something special with the children of our area happens in our building nearly every day. MPAC is the home to a robust arts education and outreach program that continues to flourish. Fully produced musicals such as Hairspray, performing arts classes, residency programs at local schools, schooltime educational shows, master classes with industry pros, Music Students of the Month, visual art contests, Poetry Out Loud, the traveling teen performing arts company and our internship program touch the lives of over 40,000 school age children and their families.

In 20 years, we have become a powerful economic engine for the local community, a valued education resource for children and home to the world’s greatest entertainers who make performance after performance something to remember and cherish.

Who would have thought what a snap of the fingers would have created!

Sincerely,

Joseph M. Goryeb Chairman, Board of Trustees

Allison Larena President & CEO

Mayo Performing Arts Center Board of Trustees Joseph M. Goryeb, Chairman Robert Mulholland, Vice Chairman Anita J. Siegel, Esq., Secretary & Legal Counsel Matthew Finlay, Treasurer Allison Larena, President & CEO Rev. Janet Broderick Sally Epstein Edward A. Gramigna, Jr., Esq. Gregory J. Heher Linda Hellstrom John P. Hyland, CFP Unjeria C. Jackson, MD Jefferson W. Kirby

Joseph M. Longo Marylyn McLaughlin James F. Quinn Harry J. Riskin Mary Jane Robertson Thomas J. Ross, Jr. Douglas B. Sieg Gregory J. Supron Chairman Emeritus Bud Mayo Trustee Emeritus Leonard Sichel

HONORARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES The Honorable Brendan T. Byrne The Honorable Timothy P. Dougherty The Honorable Thomas H. Kean, Sr. Joe Piscopo John Pizzarelli

Staff Allison Larena Administration Ed Kirchdoerffer Sasha Barish Anthony Scareon

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General Manager Finance Manager Manager of Administration & Board Relations Jason Fluegge Special Projects Manager Charles Miller Programming Consultant Greg Seamon Programming Coordinator Adrienne Beck Programming Assistant Sarah Jayne Oltz Administrative Office

Receptionist Box Office Marthe Lablans Cheryl Yosh Carolyn Zybura Ellen Avigliano

Kathleen O’Donnell Doreen Kirsch Dena Di Rocco Marlene Rabiner Angela Scott Roxie Zeek

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Development Marysue DePaola Development Director Justin Wynn Assistant Director of Development Marcia Hunter Major & Capital Gifts Manager Lana Gusoff Membership & Special Events Manager Alejandra Castaño Development Assistant

Education Cathy Roy Jenny Boeckel

Education Director Education Manager

House Management Erin Pach

Senior House Manager & Volunteer Coordinator Mark Mattera House/ Starlight Room Manager John Ricca Assistant House Manager Michael Del Vecchio Assistant House Manager Maintenance Yevgeniy Nozik Hassan Thompson Marketing Jean Leonard Michael Dundon Lauren Soule Amanda Franko Production Jed DeFilippis Brian Isaacs Lee Kaloidis Karen Kogut Luke Kostuchik Angelique Mather Stephan Wojtecki

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Our Mission Mayo Performing Arts Center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, presents a wide range of programs that entertain, enrich, and educate the diverse population of the region and enhance the economic vitality of Northern New Jersey.

The 2014-2015 season is made possible, in part, by a grant from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts, as well as support received from the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, F.M. Kirby Foundation and numerous other foundations, corporations and individuals.

The Miracle on South Street Celebrating 20 years!

The 2014-2015 season marks the 20th anniversary of the Mayo Performing Arts Center.

Originally built as Morristown’s premier movie theater in 1937 and called The Community Theatre, MPAC (renamed in 2009) was saved from the wrecking ball in 1994 by a group of community volunteers who envisioned the value a vibrant arts center could have on a town.

Morristown resident and classical pianist Alexander Slobodyanik invited his friend, Valery Gergiev, the conductor of the Kirov Orchestra, to enter the boarded up theater in early 1994.

Mr. Gergiev stood on stage, snapped his fingers, heard the acoustics and proclaimed, “The Kirov will play here.” After a summer in which hundreds of residents volunteered their time to remove mushrooms growing from the floor, and cleaned up the mold, mildew and dust, the Kirov did play here. On September 29, 1994, a new era was born with the rebirth of The Community Theatre – once Morristown’s crown jewel of a movie palace -- into a concert hall.

Twenty years, later, MPAC remains Morristown’s crown jewel, and has evolved into a world renowned performing arts center, with over 200 events on our stage every year, attracting over 200,000 patrons, with an economic impact in excess of $14 million on the area. Tony Bennett, Ringo Starr, Jerry Seinfeld and many more of the world’s best known performers have graced the stage. It is the Morris County home to the New Jersey Symphony and New Jersey Ballet, and over the years, has provided space for many other New Jersey based arts organizations.

Beyond what goes on our stage is the growth of MPAC’s education and outreach programs that bring the arts experience to children in communities throughout New Jersey, engaging the next generation of arts lovers in educational programs that instill confidence, inspire learning and encourage teamwork. From our teen Performing Arts Company to school residency programs, productions such as Hairspray to Music Students of the Month, MPAC education programs touch the lives of over 40,000 children and families annually.

“The Miracle on South Street,” as dubbed by historian John T. Cunningham, still continues to inspire.

About the Cover: Student Art Exhibit and Program Cover Contest This year, MPAC asked Morris County middle and high school students to create art pieces that embody the theme: “Celebrate the Arts – and MPAC’s mission to entertain, enrich and educate our audiences through a wide range of programming.”

Winner!

Hannah Frustol, Senior; Randolph High School; Program Book 4 Cover (above)

Winner!

Michelle Tolochko, Freshman; Boonton High School; Program Book 5 Cover (above)

On Monday, March 16, MPAC held a reception for all students who participated in the contest. Over one hundred people, including the artists, their friends and family attended this special reception where the winners of the 2015 MPAC Program Cover Art Contest were announced. Hannah Frustol, Senior at Randolph High School, Michelle Tolochko, Freshman at Boonton High School, and Julia Leva, Freshman at Boonton High School are the three winners who will have their pieces printed on the cover of MPAC’s program books to be seen by tens of thousands of the Theatre’s patrons.

Runners up: Cailey Silver, Randolph High School Ryan Watson, Randolph High School Veronica Field, Boonton High School Spencer Korman, Boonton High School Winner!

All of the works were exhibited in the Art Julia Leva, Freshman; Boonton High School; Upstairs Gallery over a two-week period in Family Program Book 2 (above) March.

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MPAC patrons can pay for parking at select Morristown garages at the MPAC Box Office!

What to do: • Bring your parking ticket to the MPAC Box Office • Pay parking fee before the show or at intermission • Enjoy the show!

• Use validated ticket to exit the lot, and skip the line!

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DeHart Garage: $5 after 5 pm Ann/Bank Garage: $4 after 5 pm Dalton Garage: $3 after 5 pm • Payment at the MPAC Box Office is not available at the end of the performance.

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Thursday, April 16, 2015

Russian National Ballet Theatre presents

Swan Lake

Our Mission

Mayo Performing Arts Center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, presents a wide range of programs that entertain, enrich, and educate the diverse population of the region and enhance the economic vitality of Northern New Jersey. The 2014-2015 season is made possible, in part, by a grant from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts, as well as support received from the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, F.M. Kirby Foundation and other numerous foundations, corporations and individuals.

As a courtesy to the artists and for the uninterrupted enjoyment of your fellow patrons, please turn off all cell phones, pagers, beepers and other electronic devices. Please unwrap any lozenges before the performance begins. No portion of this performance may be photographed, recorded, filmed, taped, broadcast or mechanically reproduced without the written consent of the Artist and/or the Presenter. Mayo Performing Arts Center is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

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Russian National Ballet Theatre presents Swan Lake RUSSIAN NATIONAL BALLET THEATRE Artistic Director: Elena Radchenko The Russian National Ballet Theatre was founded in Moscow during the transitional period of Perestroika in the late 1980s, when many of the great dancers and choreographers of the Soviet Union’s ballet institutions were exercising their new-found creative freedom by starting new, vibrant companies dedicated not only to the timeless tradition of classical Russian Ballet but to invigorate this tradition as the Russians began to accept new developments in the dance from around the world.

The company, then titled the Soviet National Ballet, was founded by and incorporated graduates from the great Russian choreographic schools of Moscow, St. Petersburg and Perm. The principal dancers of the company came from the upper ranks of the great ballet companies and academies of Russia, and the companies of Riga, Kiev and even Warsaw. Today, the Russian National Ballet Theatre is its own institution, with over 50 dancers of singular instruction and vast experience, many of whom have been with the company since its inception. In addition to their upcoming tour, beginning in January 2011 the company will embark upon a 4-month coast-to-coast tour of the United States.

In 1994, the legendary Bolshoi principal dancer Elena Radchenko was selected by Presidential decree to assume the first permanent artistic directorship of the company. Ms. Radchenko is the founder of the Russian National Ballet Theatre, and she has focused the Company on upholding the grand national tradition of the major Russian ballet works and developing new talents throughout Russia, with a repertory of virtually all of the great full works of Petipa: Don Quixote, La Bayadere, The Sleeping Beauty, Swan Lake, Raymonda, Paquita, Coppelia and La Sylphide, as well as productions of, among others, The Nutcracker, Sylvia, and La Fille Mal Gardee.

Full-length Ballet in Four Acts Music by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikowski Choreography by Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov Premiere: March 4, 1877 Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow ACT I The Garden of Prince Siegfried’s Castle ACT II A Lakeside -- Intermission -ACT III The Great Hall of Siegfried’s Castle ACT IV The Lakeside PROGRAM NOTES ACT I The Garden of Prince Siegfried’s Castle Prince Siegfried has come of age and entered upon a new world of affairs of war and the burdens of manhood. It is the day for leaving behind the whims and caprice of youth. A happy day for the Prince, though touched by anxiety. The kindly jester and tutor who have been the Prince’s loving companions since his childhood are the first to congratulate him. He greets his companions and joyfully accepts the congratulations of all the residents of the Castle.

The Prince’s subjects come from far and wide to take part in the festivities. They confer upon him the sword and scepter of authority and swear allegiance to their new ruler. His mother, the Queen Mother of the Realm, presents him with an arbalest as a gift and reminds him that the time has come to choose a bride and that he must make the fateful decision at tomorrow’s ball. He is eager to contemplate this life change in silence. The festivities continue, but the Prince is overcome by a desire to be alone, far from his guests. As he begins to search the contents of his heart he notices a flight of white swans heading toward the nearby lake. He is inspired and follows them there, disappearing into the night.

ACT II A Lakeside The voyage to the lake takes the Prince into the depths of the forest. He approaches the Swans quietly and as he nears he sees something quite out of the ordinary. The Swans have stepped ashore and assumed human form! Siegfried lowers the crossbow, astonished with their striking beauty. He gathers his courage and reveals himself. Odette, the swan’s Queen tells him of their terrible curse. They are all at the mercy of the wicked sorcerer Rotbart and only by finding true love can the evil spell be lifted. Siegfried, overcome with love at first sight, swears to her an everlasting love. As the sun beings to dawn, Odette warns him that if he breaks his oath, nothing will be able to help them. The Prince is completely overcome by the incomparable and exquisite delicacy of Odette, and swears that he will return and free her from the evil spell. As the sunlight touches them, the women transform back into Swans, cloaked in silence.

-- Intermission -ACT III The Great Hall of Prince Siegfried’s Castle The castle resounds to the clamor of festivities. Renowned Princesses from Hungary, Russia, Spain, Italy and Poland are presented to the Prince. He must choose one of them as his bride, in order to strengthen his authority and consolidate his power. However, in none of these royal heiresses does he find a maiden comparable to Odette, to whom he has given his heart. He rejects them all.

With an overwhelming blare of trumpets, a couple of new guests are announced. The evil sorcerer, Rotbart, enters in the guise of a noble knight, and following close behind is his daughter, Odylle, who looks remarkably like Odette. The similarity is so close, in fact, that Siegfried believes, if only for a split second, that it is Odette standing there before him. Odylle seizes the brief moment of illusion as an opportunity and will not allow him to find his senses. She becomes a bewitching temptress, luring him, hypnotizing him, and tricking him into confessing his undying love to her! In this hypnotic stupor, he proclaims that Odylle is to be his bride. Rotbard has triumphed! Siegfried has broken his oath to Odette, betraying her by professing love to another, thereby dooming Odette and the others to an eternity under Rotbart’s evil power. Suddenly a vision of the Swan Lake appears before Siegfried’s eyes, snapping him back into reality. He realizes the terrible mistake he has made. In despair he leaves the palace and hurries to Odette at the Lake.

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Friday, April 17, 2015

Engelbert Humperdinck Engelbert Calling Tour

Our Mission

Mayo Performing Arts Center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, presents a wide range of programs that entertain, enrich, and educate the diverse population of the region and enhance the economic vitality of Northern New Jersey. The 2014-2015 season is made possible, in part, by a grant from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts, as well as support received from the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, F.M. Kirby Foundation and other numerous foundations, corporations and individuals.

As a courtesy to the artists and for the uninterrupted enjoyment of your fellow patrons, please turn off all cell phones, pagers, beepers and other electronic devices. Please unwrap any lozenges before the performance begins. No portion of this performance may be photographed, recorded, filmed, taped, broadcast or mechanically reproduced without the written consent of the Artist and/or the Presenter. Mayo Performing Arts Center is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

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Engelbert Humperdinck His name comes from the 1911, century Austrian composer who wrote “Hansel & Gretel.” His voice comes from heaven, and he has been a legend in the international music industry for the last forty plus years, with over 150 million records sold.

Some of the evergreen hits that belong to Engelbert include:(Please) Release Me, After The Lovin, Spanish Eyes, The Last waltz, Am I That Easy To Forget , There Goes My Everything, Les Bicyclettes de Belsize, Winter World Of Love, This Moment In Time, Can’t Take My Eyes Off You and the unforgetable Quando, Quando ,Quando Engelbert Humperdinck has recorded everything from the most romantic ballads to the platinumselling theme song “Lesbian Seagull” for the latest Beavis and Butthead movie. His remarkable voice and extraordinary talent has endeared him to millions of fans around the globe with the MTV generation having just “discovered” what a magnificent musician the rest of the world has celebrated for decades.

Few people realize that several of the major forces in the world of rock n’ roll, including Jimi Hendrix and The Carpenters, started out as opening acts for Humperdinck in the late’60’s, 70’s and ‘80’s. Let’s not forget Humperdinck taking #1 away from the Beatles, as well In 1999 “Humper” recorded The Dance Album as his first album in the dance genre. Released by the red-hot dance label Interhit Records, the album featured newly recorded dance versions of six of Engelbert’s greatest hits, along with five original songs. Favorites such as “Quando, Quando, Quando” and “Release Me” are set to an infectious dance beat by dance producer/ remixers Chris Cox and Barry Harris, known collectively as Thunderpuss 2000. The album has enjoyed tremendous success, with “Release Me” hitting Top Ten in the Billboard Dance charts. Says Billboard magazine of The Dance Album: “...brilliantly cool...one of the most fun pop/ dance albums of the decade.”

With four Grammy nominations, a Golden Globe for “Entertainer of the Year” (1988), 63 gold and 24 platinum records and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Humperdinck might rest easy on his laurels.

Hardly. In the past few years, he has joined in elite group of musical artists, such as Tony Bennett and Burt Bacharach, who have crossed over successfully to strike a new chord with a younger generation in addition to their core audiences. The Humper has appeared on several MTV programs, including two appearances on “MTV Beach House”, “Chilling with the Weaze” and “Oddville.”

Engelbert Humperdinck came into this world as Arnold George Dorsey, one of ten siblings. His father served in the British military, and his mother taught violin and had an operatic voice. They all lived in Leicester, England and the young lad from Leicester developed strong and enduring family values imparted by his parents. At the age of eleven, Arnold George Dorsey began to study saxophone.

When he was seventeen, Engelbert found himself playing at a pub that sponsored a singing contest.

Goaded by his friends to enter, he put down his sax

and for the first time revealed another vocal talent: impersonations. Arnold George Dorsey gave the world’s finest impersonation of Jerry Lewis- Jerry Lewis still thinks so-and was quickly dubbed Gerry Dorsey by his fans. It became his professional stage name. Furthermore, he never picked up the sax again.

Gerry Dorsey was very popular on the UK music circuit until he contracted tuberculosis, which silenced him for six months and nearly snuffed out his rising star. Many people assumed his career was finished. Upon regaining his health, Gerry Dorsey knew he had to bury his old, somewhat tainted image to make a comeback as a strong, dynamic performer, still tall, dark handsome and somewhat mysterious. His manager suggested the new name Engelbert Humperdinck. It was just outrageous enough to be memorable. It would take a man with a secure self-image and sense of humor to pull it off. And thus was born the soon-to-be legend, Engelbert Humperdinck.

Few people realize that it was Humperdinck, not Elvis, who made famous the sideburns and flamboyant leather jumpsuits. Engelbert often jokingly asserts that Elvis “stole” the image from him.

Nevertheless, the two legends often performed one another’s songs, and enjoyed a lasting friendship until Elvis’ death. Humperdinck has always enjoyed a healthy rivalry with Tom Jones, and the two actually partnered for ten years and shared a manager for many, many more.

Romance serves as the core of Engelbert Humperdinck’s music and lasting success. He knows how to pick songs with eternal themes of love and longing, and lovers always want to hear them sung.

Engelbert recently completed recording his first duets CD “Engelbert Calling.” He has recently completed tracks with a who’s who of the music world, including Sir Elton John, Willie Nelson ,Smokey Robinson, Shelby Lynne, Charles Aznavour, Johnny Mathis, Cliff Richard Neil Sedaka, Dionne Warwick, Kenny Rogers, Lulu , Beverly Knight and Gene Simmons, to name a few.

Sir Elton said his new recording pal was “one of the sweetest and nicest people I have ever worked with.”

He went on, “We had a great time singing together.

He is 76 years old and still sounding as good as ever.”

“I am truly thrilled to be working with some of the greats of show business on this new CD,” Engelbert recently said.

The CD is being produced in London and Los Angeles by Grammy award winning producer Martin Terefe (Train, Jason Mraz, James Morrison) and is scheduled for release September 30 2014 on OK!Good Records.

For Everything Engelbert please check out our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/ OfficialEngelbertHumperdinck Engelbert is happily married to his wife of almost 50 years Patricia. The couple has 4 children and 9 grandchildren. Engelbert is managed by his son Scott Dorsey/Dorsey Productions.

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Tuesday, April 21, 2015

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An Acoustic Evening with Lyle Lovett and John Hiatt Lyle Lovett A singer, composer and actor, Lyle Lovett has broadened the definition of American music in a career that spans 14 albums. Coupled with his gift for storytelling, the Texas-based musician fuses elements of country, swing, jazz, folk, gospel and blues in a convention-defying manner that breaks down barriers. Lovett has appeared in 13 feature films, and on stage and television. Among his many accolades, besides the four Grammy Awards, he was given the Americana Music Association’s inaugural Trailblazer Award, and was recently named the Texas State Musician.

Garden & Gun recently called Lovett “one of America’s most beloved singer/songwriters,” and he was featured in the coveted “What I’ve Learned” column in the February 2012 issue of Esquire.

Lovett has been touring in support of Release Me since its release in February, 2012. The album was #1 for several weeks on the Americana charts.

Produced by Nathaniel Kunkel and Lovett, Release Me represents the end of an era as it was his last record for Curb/Universal Music Group after being on the label for his entire career. Release Me is quintessential Lyle, mixing a smart collection of originals and songs written by some of his favorite songwriters that show not only the breadth of this Texas legend’s deep talents, but also the diversity of his influences, making him one of the most infectious and fascinating musicians in popular music.

Since his self-titled debut in 1986, Lyle Lovett has evolved into one of music’s most vibrant and iconic performers. His oeuvre, rich and eclectic, is one of the most beloved of any living artist working today.

John Hiatt Forty years into his recording career, John Hiatt has chosen to title his 22nd studio album, Terms of My Surrender. Surrender? Is that as in Cheap Trick?

Or Appomattox? Hiatt laughs, tentatively, at the choice.

“It’s my Appomattox,” he says, wryly. “Really I don’t know where it came from, that idea of trying to arrange the terms of my surrender. I don’t get to do that. It’s a labor in vain in that respect, if you think you can negotiate that with anyone, or anything. In reference to the title song, it’s in terms of love. You’ve got to give it up. The song says, ‘I can’t negotiate the terms.’”

That’s an essence, perhaps the essence, of the 11 songs here, the 11 stories they tell and, together perhaps, one story. Always a keen observer of life’s flings and foibles alike, usually mixed well together, Hiatt’s insights and skills at sharing them

have only sharpened over the year.

With his longtime guitarist Doug Lancio taking the producer reins, Hiatt set out to bring the songs’ character (and characters) into intimate focus. There’s a close-up, patina-festooned bluesy quality tying the tales together. But it’s blues in the knotty backwoods sense, as if sprung from the Delta loam. It’s completely a band effort, his current group, which he calls simply the Combo, a tight-yet-loose unit from years together on the road — Lancio on guitars, banjo and mandolin, Nathan Gehri on bass, Kenneth Blevins on drums, with keyboards from John Coleman on some of the tracks. But it all flows from the leader.

“I had this group of songs and wanted to feature my guitar and voice — oddly enough,” he says.

“However peculiar it might be, I thought, ‘Let’s put it out front and see.’”

Lancio agreed. They settled into his cozy studio, a “funky little place in East Nashville” as Hiatt describes it, for a set of unfussy, highly of-themoment sessions, many of them essentially done in one basic take. Hiatt had in mind playing some rough-edged electric guitar for the core sound, but the producer thought acoustic would be a better fit for the songs. “I agreed,” Hiatt says. “And we ran it through the amp and it became the sound of the record — my voice and my guitar and that was the thing. You know, my singing, I’ve dropped down to a lower register. I’ve for a long time sung from the middle to the top, and this is kind of down from there. It seemed to work, fit the songs, fit the feel.

And it’s easier to sing them, oddly enough.”

He pauses a second. “Plus I’m 61 and I don’t have that top range any more.” Another pause, before the zinger. “I don’t have the top of anything.”

He’s not complaining, mind you. “Doesn’t bother me,” he says of his age. “Shit falls apart and I can’t remember anything, all that stuff. But the plusses outweigh the minuses for sure.”

That right there is a strong thread running through the album. The tales aren’t autobiographical, he stresses. But they are still, in many regards, his. “It’s more stories, storytelling, from different perspectives,” he says. But he allows, “I guess from a point of view. I guess it’s mine, if you want to put it that way, at a given time. It changes.”

He cites the song “Face of God,” in which the narrator asks how long he must suffer before seeing said face. It’s of course straight out of Christian theology, spiked with a line drawing on a Kenneth Patchen poem: “They say God is the Devil until you look him in the eye.”

“At the end he’s saying to his woman, ‘I’ve done enough, show me what you’ve got,’” Hiatt says.

“That’s not the way I feel about things. This guy’s genuinely in some kind of struggle to lift himself

out of whatever he’s struggling with. He’s got issues — issues with people who have big cars and show their wealth, while he’s coming in through the kitchen door. That’s definitely not me. I come in the kitchen door.”

Ditto for the guy on the prowl in “Baby’s Gonna Kick” — with the kicker line being that she’s “gonna kick me out” and the killer couplet of “listening to John Lee Hooker/Got my mind on a slow meat cooker.”

“Don’t know where that came from,” he says.

“Kinda sexual. Kind of a frisky song — playful. I love the groove on that. That and a couple of other songs showcase Kenneth. What a great, fat bag he has, the way he leans back. Pretty bad-ass. Such a special feel. Been playing with him since 1987 and he just gets better and better.”

Hiatt too. The run of albums starting with 2000’s Crossing Muddy Waters through this new one is arguably the most consistently, fully realized expression of his considerable gifts as a writer and performer. Not to diminish his early accomplishments, of course. There are threads through his entire catalog tying the youthful energy of the early-‘80s statements Slug Line and Two Bit Monsters to the moving renewals of Bring the Family (with Ry Cooder, Nick Lowe and Jim Keltner collaborating) and Slow Turning later that decade to, well, all the work since.

Along the way his songs have attracted many other singers, through whom some have gained a wider world of fans via other artists’ versions — Rosanne Cash’s “Pink Bedroom” and most famously Bonnie Raitt’s hit version of “Thing Called Love.”

And in recent years he’s done series of shows with Lyle Lovett, “our little Smothers Brothers comedy show,” that’s brought out other spins on his art, though elements already familiar to those who’ve been there all along. Alternately bemused and profound, he’s a self-aware chronicler of both his own and others’ stumbles and epiphanies, the tales richer with each step forward.

And it’s all steps forward, even if on Terms of My Surrender there are some looks back in the process.

“This record kind of hooked back up with the John the Troubadour Folk Singer Blues Guy,” he says. “I hadn’t really been doing that for a while. That feels good. Feels like a kid. And anything you can do to feel like a kid when you’re my age, you want to do it. It’s a good thing.”

Thursday, April 23, 2015

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Mayo Performing Arts Center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, presents a wide range of programs that entertain, enrich, and educate the diverse population of the region and enhance the economic vitality of Northern New Jersey. The 2014-2015 season is made possible, in part, by a grant from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts, as well as support received from the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, F.M. Kirby Foundation and other numerous foundations, corporations and individuals.

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America’s Got Downton Writer and Performer Luke Kempner Director Owen Lewis Script Editor Jeremy Limb Lighting Designer Tim Mascall Tour Manager Anne Cullum Production Relighter Katie Brooker Tour Booking, Press & Marketing Broadway Booking Office General Management Seabright Productions Ltd This production was first performed at the Pleasance Edinburgh on 31 July 2013. www.AmericasGotDownton.com Company Biographies LUKE KEMPNER (Writer & Performer). The man of a thousand voices, Luke Kempner is a gifted and funny impressionist, talented singer and wellestablished actor. He has presented a special radio program of music and impressions on Magic 104.5 and has been a featured guest on several programs across both BBC Radio 1 and 2. Luke’s passion for impressions and comedy writing became known when his YouTube video “Downstairs at Downton” became a worldwide hit. His one man show, The Only Way Is Downton, has toured theatres across the UK and has played at Latitude Festival and two years at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. He has also just filmed his first TV show for the BBC. Starting his career in musical theatre, Luke has appeared in the UK tour of Les Misérables as Marius, Avenue Q and the UK tour of South Pacific as the Professor.

He is a graduate from The Guildford School of Acting, plays the piano, is a puppeteer and is a trained classical singer and jazz and ballet dancer.

OWEN LEWIS (Director). The Only Way Is Downton (the British version of America’s Got Downton) has played at the Trafalgar Studios and Ambassadors Theatre in the West End and toured extensively across Britain. Owen’s show Eric and Little Ern, about the British comedians Morecambe & Wise, was recently nominated for an Olivier Award for Best Entertainment. The show played at the Vaudeville and St James theatres in London’s West End and toured nationally. Other recent projects include: This Is Ceilidh (Assembly Spiegeltent, Edinburgh); Grumpy Old Women – 50 Shades of Beige (national tour); Joe Stilgoe: Songs On Film (Assembly, Edinburgh); Suggs: My Life Story (Garrick Theatre, London & national tour); and the musical comedy Harri Parris: The Big Day (Chapter, Cardiff & Welsh tour). Owen has also just finished recording the Harri Parris as a radio sitcom for BBC Wales. Other credits include: Grumpy Old Women: Chin Up Britain (Novello Theatre, London & national tour), the stage premiere of How To Lose Friends And Alienate People (with Jack Davenport at Soho Theatre, London and at The Arts Theatre, London with Toby Young); Pete And Dud: Come Again (Leicester Square Theatre, London); Hardeep Singh Kohli’s Indian Takeaway (national tour), the European Premiere of Boom by Peter Sinn Nachtrieb (BeMe Theatre, Munich); Elizabeth & Raleigh: Late But Live (national tour & Bloomsbury Theatre, London); Touch (Pleasance, Edinburgh); Chat Masala and The Nearly Naked Chef (national tour); Johnson & Boswell: Late But Live (Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh & Scottish tour); The Lady of Burma (Riverside Studios & National Tour); an open air A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Abney Park Cemetery, London); and Got To Be Happy (Bush Theatre, London). Owen has also been a recipient of the RSC Buzz Goodbody Director’s Award.

JEREMY LIMB (Script Editor) is a solo comedy writer-performer and member of sketch group The Trap; in this capacity he has performed regularly in London, on tour around the UK and at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, including several sell-out shows at the Pleasance. The Trap are also responsible for the ‘Bad Play’ series of theatrical parodies which culminated in the critically acclaimed ‘Bad Musical’, first performed in 2012.

They have been writing, recording and releasing popular comedy podcasts since 2009. As a writer he has had material used on BBC1 by Harry Enfield, has written and performed on ITV2, BBC1, BBC2, BBC3, BBC Radios 1, 2, 3 and 4 (including ‘The Now Show’), and he was nominated for the LWT New Comedy Writing Award 1998 for his play Play Wisty For Me - The Life of Peter Cook which he co-wrote and in which he co-starred as Dudley Moore. He has also appeared as an actor in the BBC sitcoms

The Royal Bodyguard and Miranda. Jeremy is also a talented musician and has written many songs for his cabaret group ‘Kiss and Tell’ who have performed live on BBC Radio 3 and had successful runs at the Edinburgh Fringe 2013 and 2014.

TIM MASCALL (Lighting Designer). West End credits include Derren Brown: Infamous (Palace), Potted Potter (Garrick), Well (Apollo), Ruby Wax: Losing It (Duchess), Derren Brown: An Evening of Wonder (Garrick), Something Wicked This Way Comes (Old Vic), Enigma (Adelphi), Why The Wales Came (Comedy), The Vagina Monologues (Wyndhams) and Lies Have Been Told (Trafalgar). Other London productions have included The Importance of Being Earnest (Regent’s Park), Vote Dizzy (Soho), Breakfast With Jonny Wilkinson (Menier), The Lady of Burma (Riverside), How To Disappear Completely and Never Be Found (Southwark), Chalet Lines (Bush) and Marilyn and Ella (Stratford East). Tim has also designed for a number of UK tours and producing theatres as well as international work across several continents.

KATIE BROOKER (Production Relighter) has worked professionally in the lighting industry for 25 years across four continents covering television, theatre, rock and roll and corporate events. In 2010, Katie was nominated for a Juno Award.

BROADWAY BOOKING OFFICE NYC (Tour Booking, Engagement Management, Press & Marketing) is a leading theatrical tour booking, marketing and press company, representing musicals, plays and theatrical productions. Currently: Jersey Boys, War Horse, Cameron Mackintosh’s spectacular new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera, Les Misérables, Matilda The Musical, Beautiful – The Carole King Musical, A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder, NETworks presents Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, Do You Hear the People Sing, Holland Taylor in Ann, Backbeat, 50 Shades! The Musical, The Rat Pack is Back!, America’s Got Downton, Scooby Doo Live! Musical Mysteries, Chuggington and Magic Tree House: A Night in New Orleans. bbonyc.com

SEABRIGHT PRODUCTIONS LIMITED. SPL is an Olivier Award nominated theatre production and general management company based in London’s West End. As well as being one of the busiest presenters of U.K. tours on the small and middle scale circuits, recent London production and management projects include Potted Potter (London, New York, and world tour), The Lion, Our Boys, Potted Sherlock, Eric and Little Ern, The Only Way Is Downton, Potted Panto, Showstopper!

The Improvised Musical, Hit Me, Barbershopera, The Fitzrovia Radio Hour, Terror, and Julie Madly Deeply. Producer James Seabright’s book So You Want To Be A Theatre Producer was published in 2010. James has produced and promoted more than 200 productions at the Edinburgh Fringe since 2001, winning various awards including The Herald Angel and The Scotsman Fringe First. He cofounded the Festival Highlights producers’ alliance in 2003, which has since grown to be the largest independent promoter of shows at the largest arts festival in the world. James has twice been the recipient of the Stage One New Producer Bursary, is a member of the Society of London Theatre, and has been a guest speaker at RADA, the National Film and TV School, City Lit and at the Masterclass series run by Theatre Royal Haymarket. Find out more at www.seabrights.com.

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Friday, April 24, 2015

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Mayo Performing Arts Center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, presents a wide range of programs that entertain, enrich, and educate the diverse population of the region and enhance the economic vitality of Northern New Jersey. The 2014-2015 season is made possible, in part, by a grant from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts, as well as support received from the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, F.M. Kirby Foundation and other numerous foundations, corporations and individuals.

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Peter Schickele

50 Years of P.D.Q. Bach: A Triumph of Incompetence!

Composer, musician, author, satirist—Peter Schickele is internationally recognized as one of the most versatile artists in the field of music. His works, now well in excess of 100 for symphony orchestras, choral groups, chamber ensembles, voice, movies and television, have given him “a leading role in the ever-more-prominent school of American composers who unselfconsciously blend all levels of American music.” (John Rockwell, The New York Times) His commissions are numerous and varied, ranging from works for the National Symphony, the Saint Louis Symphony, The Minnesota Opera, The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, The Audubon and Lark String Quartets, the Minnesota Orchestral Association, and many other such organizations to compositions for distinguished instrumentalists and singers. . His recent premieres include Lincoln at Ease, for narrator and orchestra, commissioned and premiered by the Louisville Orchestra under Jorge Mester; A Year in the Catskills for woodwind quintet, commissioned, premiered and recorded by the Blair Woodwind Quintet; Concerto for Viola and Orchestra, with Danielle Farina and the Pasadena Symphony under Jorge Mester; Music for Orcas Island, for the Orcas Island Chamber Music Festival; Symphony No. 2 “The Sweet Season,” premiered by the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra under Stefan Sanderling; Concerto for Cello and Orchestra “In Memoriam F.D.R.;” performed by Paul Tobias with the Pasadena Symphony under Jorge Mester; New Century Suite, a concerto for saxophone quartet and orchestra, commissioned by the New Century Saxophone Quartet and premiered by them with the North Carolina Symphony; New Goldberg Variations for cello and piano, performed by Yo-Yo Ma and Emanuel Ax; Symphony No. 1 “Songlines,” premiered by the National Symphony under Leonard Slatkin, and since performed across the country by orchestras including the New York Philharmonic and the Cleveland Orchestra; Blue Set No. 1, a jazz string quartet commissioned by the Greene Quartet and recorded on the Virgin label, among others. The Armadillo String Quartet has presented annual concerts of Mr. Schickele’s chamber music in Los Angeles since 1991.

Among the recordings recently released are Schickele’s Concerto for Clarinet and Orchestra, featuring Robert Spring with the ProMusica Chamber Orchestra of Columbus on Summit Records; the Grammy Award-winning Hornsmoke, featuring the title piece as well as Brass Calendar and other works for brass quintet, performed by the Chestnut Brass Company on Newport Classics; Schickele on a Lark, including the Quintet No. 2 for Piano and Strings, String Quartet No. 2 “In Memoriam” and the Sextet for Strings, with the

Lark Quartet on Arabesque; The Emperor’s New Clothes, for narrator and chamber ensemble, commissioned and performed by An die Musik on Newport Classic; and another album of chamber music for strings, including String Quartet No. 1 “American Dreams,” the Quintet No. 1 for Piano and Strings, and String Quartet No. 5 “A Year in the Country,” with the Audubon Quartet on Centaur.

Other compositions may be heard on RCA Red Seal, Vanguard, Crystal, CRI, D’Note, Carlton, Koch International and MusicMasters.

Peter Schickele arranged one of the musical segments for the Disney animated feature film, Fantasia 2000. He also created the musical score for the film version of Maurice Sendak’s children’s classic Where the Wild Things Are, issued on videocassette (Weston Woods) and DVD (Scholastic) along with another Sendak classic In the Night Kitchen, which Mr. Schickele narrates.

For many years he did a weekly, syndicated radio program, Schickele Mix, which was heard nationwide over Public Radio International and which won ASCAP’s prestigious Deems Taylor Award.

In 1993 Telarc released a recording of Prokofiev’s Sneaky Pete (a.k.a. Peter) and the Wolf and Saint-Saëns’ Carnival of the Animals with new texts authored and narrated by Peter Schickele, accompanied by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra under Yoel Levi. Mr. Schickele gave the New York premiere of Sneaky Pete and the Wolf at Carnegie Hall as part of the 1993 Toyota Comedy Festival and has performed the Saint-Saëns work with major American orchestras, including the New York Philharmonic at its gala New Year’s Eve concert in 1991. His chamber programs, P.D.Q. Bach and Peter Schickele: The Jekyll and Hyde Tour and The What’s Your Sign Tour, have received wide acclaim. He has also toured with a program of original cabaret songs, singing from the piano with the harmonizing assistance of David Düsing.

Peter Schickele was born on July 17, 1935, in Ames, Iowa, and brought up in Washington, D.C. and Fargo, North Dakota, where he studied composition with Sigvald Thompson.

He graduated from Swarthmore in 1957, having had the distinction of being the only music major (as he had been, earlier, the only bassoonist in Fargo). By that time he had already composed and conducted four orchestral works, a great deal of chamber music and a number of songs. He subsequently studied composition with Roy Harris and Darius Milhaud, and with Vincent Persichetti and William Bergsma at The Juilliard School of Music. He composed music for high schools in Los Angeles under a Ford Foundation grant before returning to teach at Juilliard in 1961. In 1965 he gave up teaching to become the freelance

composer/performer he has been ever since.

In the course of his career Schickele has also created music for four feature films, among them the prize-winning Silent Running, as well as for documentaries, television commercials, several Sesame Street segments and an underground movie that he has never seen in its finished state.

He was also one of the composer/lyricists for Oh! Calcutta!, and has arranged for Joan Baez, Buffy Sainte-Marie and other folk singers.

Mr. Schickele and his wife, the poet Susan Sindall,

reside in New York City and at an upstate hideaway where he concentrates on composing. His son, Mathew (http://matthewschickele.com/), works at New World Records and writes concert music and songs for the band M Shanghai (http://www. mshanghaistringband.com/), in which he also sings and plays guitar. His daughter, Karla (http:// karlamusic.com/), founded and runs theWillie Mae Rock Camp for Girls (http://williemaerockcamp. org/); she also writes songs and plays in Ida and her own band, k.

Saturday, April 25, 2015

TOMMY JAMES & THE SHONDELLS / FELIX CAVALIERE

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Mayo Performing Arts Center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, presents a wide range of programs that entertain, enrich, and educate the diverse population of the region and enhance the economic vitality of Northern New Jersey. The 2014-2015 season is made possible, in part, by a grant from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts, as well as support received from the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, F.M. Kirby Foundation and other numerous foundations, corporations and individuals.

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Tommy James & the Shondells / Felix Cavaliere Tommy James The music of Tommy James is heard continuously, everyday, in every country in the world: on radio, television or a film soundtrack. To date, he’s sold over 100 million records and has been awarded 23 gold singles plus nine gold and platinum albums.

Born Thomas Jackson on April 29, 1947 in Dayton, Ohio, his family finally settled in Niles, Michigan, where he made his first stage appearance as a child model at age four. In 1959 he formed his first rock band, The Tornadoes, which developed a sizable regional following.

In 1964 a local DJ recorded four sides on them, including an obscure song written by Jeff Barry and Ellie Greenwich called “Hanky Panky.” The group changed their name to “The Shondells” and released it as a single. Although it was a local hit, it didn’t break nationally and was soon forgotten.

Amazingly, two years later, a copy of “Hanky Panky” was discovered in a record bin by a Pittsburgh nightclub DJ who played it at his weekend dances.

The crowd response was so overwhelmingly positive that radio deejays started spinning it and an enterprising record distributor bootlegged it, selling 80,000 copies in ten days. By May of 1966 “Hanky Panky” was the number one record in Pittsburgh and Tommy James was a sensation.

A Pittsburgh promoter tracked Tommy down at his home in Niles, told him of the success tale of “Hanky Panky,” and urged him to “come on down!”

Unable to put the original group back together, Tommy hired a hot P-burgh R&B bar band to become the Shondells. Two weeks later he and this new group signed a record deal with Roulette Records in New York. The label, in turn, put their promotion team to work on “Hanky Panky” and made it the summer smash of ‘66. Thus, began one of the longest strings of nonstop hits in recording industry history.

The Shondells promptly followed “Hanky Panky” with two more million selling singles - “Say I Am (What I Am)” and “It’s Only Love” - and the Hanky Panky album, which went gold just four weeks after its release.

With three hits under his belt, Tommy brought in producers Bo Gentry and Ritchie Cordell who, over the next two years, produced seven more backto-back smash singles: “I Think We’re Alone Now,” “Mirage,” “I Like The Way,” “Gettin’ Together,” “Out Of The Blue,” “Get Out Now,” and the party rock raveup “Mony Mony.” The Gentry/Cordell/James team also produced three platinum albums.

In 1968, Tommy and The Shondells became one of the first acts to experiment with music videos, creating a mini-film around “Mony Mony” for theatrical showings, thirteen years before MTV hit the airwaves.

After spending three months on the road that year with Vice President Hubert Humphrey’s presidential campaign, TJ and company took over the creative reins of their career by writing and producing their next record, the groundbreaking “Crimson and Clover” single and the accompanying album. Released in early 1969, it went multiplatinum, and spawned two more monster hits for the group: “Do Something To Me” and “Crystal Blur Persuasion.” A fourth song from the LP, “Sugar On Sunday,” rose high on the charts in a cover version

by The Clique.

The Shondells followed up the Crimson and Clover album with Cellophane Symphony, which featured the newly developed Moog Synthesizer and included yet another Top Ten single, “Sweet Cherry Wine.”

Tommy James and The Shondells were on a roll!

Not only did the total sales of “Sweet Cherry Wine” and the band’s other three hits in 1969 top those of the Beatles that year, their second volume of greatest hits - The Best Of Tommy James and The Shondells (featuring “Ball of Fire”) – also appeared that year, and ultimately sold over 10 million copies.

Alone among his 1960s contemporaries, Tommy had successfully made the transition from a Top 40 pop singer to a respected classic rock album artist.

In 1970 the group released the gritty rock ‘n’ roll Travelin’ album which contained the gold singles “She” and “Gotta Get Back To You.” Thought by many to be the band’s best work, this innovative concept album was the last LP Tommy made with the 1960s Shondells. After four hectic years, both he and the band decided to take a break.

When Tommy returned, he did so as a solo act, writing and producing the million selling single “Tighter, Tighter” for the group Alive And Kickin’.

Over the next four years Tommy scored an additional 12 chart singles, among them “Come To Me,” “Ball and Chain,” “I’m Comin’ Home,” and “Draggin’ The Line.” During that time he also produced the albums Tommy James, Christian Of The World, and My Head, My Bed And My Red Guitar; the latter of which he recorded in Nashville with an all-star cast that featured ace guitarist Pete Drake and Elvis Presley sidemen, Scotty Moore and DJ Fontana.

In 1974 Tommy left Roulette Records and released the In Touch and Midnight Rider albums for San Francisco-based Fantasy Records. Returning to the East coast in 1980, he signed with Millennium Records and racked up three more chart singles, including the million selling AC chart-topper “Three Times In Love.” In the 1990s, Tommy formed Aura Records and scored three Top 5 AC hits from his Hold The Fire album.

Meanwhile Tommy’s songs had become pop culture classics and were being covered by everyone from punk rockers (Joan Jett and the Blackhearts) to country icons (Dolly Parton). In 1987, Tiffany and Billy Idol’s versions of “I Think We’re Alone Now” and “Mony Mony” respectively battled for the top spot on the pop chart for a solid month, each eventually going number one.

It was the first time in music history that two cover versions of songs by the same artist went number one back-to-back.

The trends continue today with over 300 artists having recorded their rendition of a Tommy tune (among them Prince, R.E.M, Tom Jones, Cher, and Concrete Blond) or performed his songs in concert (including Bruce Springsteen, Kelly Clarkson, Santana, and The Killers).

Tommy’s music has also graced countless movies, television shows, and advertisements. Notable appearances on the big screen include spots in Forrest Gump, Moneyball, The Italian Job, Cape Fear, We Are Marshall, Pirate Radio, and Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me. Small screen fans also caught “Draggin’ The Line” in My Name Is Earl and Men Of A Certain Age, “Mony Mony” on Boston Legal, “Sweet Cherry Wine” in Life On Mars, and “I’m Alive” on Criminal Minds.

Not to be outdone, “Crystal Blue Persuasion” scored big-time on the 2013 season finale of Breaking Bad and The Simpsons BB parody episode.

In 2008, Tommy marked the start of his fifth decade as a recording artist with the release of the I Love Christmas album and a fan-pleasing, careerspanning retrospective 40 Years: The Complete Singles Collection (1966-2006), which included all 48 of his singles.

His recent autobiography – Me, The Mob and The Music – became a bestseller for Simon & Schuster, garnered rave reviews from critics and industry insiders, and was chosen by Rolling Stone magazine as one of the 25 greatest rock ‘n’ roll memoirs of all time (#12).

This thrilling tale of Tommy’s career and his tumultuous relationship with the “Godfather” of the music industry, Morris Levy, is in development as a major motion picture. The project is being helmed by Barbara De Fina who’s production credits include Hugo, Casino, The Age of Innocence, The Grifters, and Goodfellas.

Today, Tommy’s career is still in high gear. With the signing of a new distribution deal with Allegro, his entire recorded catalog is now available around the world. Airplay on terrestrial, satellite, and internet outlets is strong: a fact acknowledged

by BMI this year when it presented Tommy with five “Million Air” awards for 22 million plays of his songs.

On the road, he and his Shondells are still rockin’, performing their many timeless hits to sellout crowds across the country. When not on the road, Tommy continues to craft new music geared

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Felix Cavaliere The message has always been to stand for peace, love, and happiness. For legendary singer songwriter, FELIX CAVALIERE, making people feel good is primary to his illustrious 50-year career that includes the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Songwriter Hall of Fame, Vocal Group Hall of Fame, and Grammy Hall of Fame. Few artists can claim they defined a generation; FELIX CAVALIERE continues to remind us to keep listening for the world’s beauty.

The classically trained pianist, born in Pelham, New York, idolized Ray Charles, Marvin Gaye, and Sam Cook. FELIX CAVALIERE embraced the Hammond Organ and pioneered a fresh, rock and roll sound.

Upon leaving Syracuse University to form the Escorts, and become a backup musician for Joe Dee and the Starliters and later Sandy Scott, who knew that his legendary next stop would be the beginning of an illustrious hall of fame career.

Early in 1965, FELIX CAVALIERE formed the ‘Young Rascals’ with Dino Danelli, Eddie Brigati, and Gene Cornish. That October, they caught the attention of promoter/manager Sid Bernstein with their high-energy set at Long Island’s elite club, Barge.

Signed to Atlantic Records, and now called The Rascals, the mega hit “Good Lovin’” struck No. 1 in February 1966. They followed suit with a string of hits like “I’ve Been Lonely Too Long,” “Groovin’(No. 1 in 1967), “How Can I Be Sure,” “A Girl Like You,” “A Beautiful Morning,” and “People Got to Be Free” (No. 1 in 1968). The Rascals are considered the best ‘blue-eyed soul’ group to come out of the 1960s, as well as one of the groups with the most record sales.

By the early 70s, The Rascals experimented with more jazz-influenced sounds, and moved to Columbia Records. The Rascals disbanded in 1972.

FELIX CAVALIERE’s solo career thrived during this decade. He released his self-titled debut album with Todd Rundgren at the producer helm. His follow-up albums were Destiny (1974), Castles in the Air (1979) (Castle in the Air produced another Top 40 hit – “Only a Heart Sees” reached No. 2), Dreams in Motion (1994) and in 2008 he collaborated with Stax guitar legend, Steve Crooper, on the Grammy-nominated Nudge it Up a Notch and again in 2010 with Midnight Flyer.

FELIX CAVALIERE calls Nashville home base, where he is constantly collaborating and writing new material. He’s also finishing his memoir and has an active tour schedule with FELIX CAVALIERE’S RASCALS.

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Thursday, April 30, 2015

2Cellos

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Mayo Performing Arts Center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, presents a wide range of programs that entertain, enrich, and educate the diverse population of the region and enhance the economic vitality of Northern New Jersey. The 2014-2015 season is made possible, in part, by a grant from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts, as well as support received from the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, F.M. Kirby Foundation and other numerous foundations, corporations and individuals.

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2Cellos Young Croatian cellists Luka Sulic and Stjepan Hauser, together known as 2CELLOS, have achieved sensational success by taking the cello to a new level. Their playing style has broken down the boundaries between different genres of music, from classical and film music to pop and rock. 2CELLOS have no limits when it comes to performing live and are equally as impressive when playing Bach and Vivaldi as they are when rocking out AC/DC. 2CELLOS rose to fame in 2011 when their version of Michael Jackson’s “Smooth Criminal” took the world by storm. The YouTube video became a massive viral sensation leading to a record deal with Sony Masterworks and an invitation to join Sir Elton John on his worldwide tour.

Aside from their huge online following where they continue to amaze with new YouTube hits, 2CELLOS main focus has always been playing live. In addition to many sold out solo tours (US, Japan, Europe) the duo have also appeared on major TV shows such as The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The Ellen DeGeneres Show (multiple times), Lopez Tonight, TV Total with Stefan Raab, ABC’s The Bachelor and many others. 2CELLOS were also the first instrumental act to ever perform on the hugely popular TV series GLEE, where they appeared as special guests in the Michael Jackson tribute episode, performing “Smooth Criminal”.

The 2CELLOS’ arrangement of the song, which featured Naya Rivera, debuted at No. 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 Digital Songs Chart and landed the 2CELLOS’ debut album in the Top 100.

Together with the Chinese classical superstar pianist Lang Lang, they appeared at the CCTV New Year’s Gala for more than 1 billion viewers.

Performing with Sir Elton John on his tour, they have traveled around the globe several times playing with him and opening the shows in massive stadiums and appearing at prestigious venues and events such as Madison Square Garden, Paris Olympia, Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, and the Emmys in L.A. Luka and Stjepan’s success extends far beyond YouTube and their fan base continues to grow around the world. In addition to touring with Elton John, 2CELLOS collaborated with the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Queens of the Stone Age and George Michael. They have also collaborated on various projects with winning producers T-Bone Burnett and Humberto Gatica and with the legendary film composer James Newton Howard.

Sulic and Hauser have played the cello since childhood; Sulic graduated from the acclaimed Royal Academy of Music in London, and Hauser from the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester, both in 2011. Sulic has won a series of

top prizes at numerous prestigious international music competitions including First and Special Prize at the VII Lutoslawski International Cello Competition in Warsaw (2009), First Prize at the European Broadcasting Union “New Talent” Competition (2006) and First Prize at the Royal Academy of Music Patron’s Award in Wigmore Hall (2011) among others. Hauser has worked with acclaimed classical artists such as Mstislav Rostropovich, Bernard Greenhouse, Mennahem Pressler and Ivry Gitlis, to mention a few. He has collected no less than twenty-one first prizes at the national and international music competitions and performed twice for Prince Charles in Buckingham and St. James’s Pallace. Both have appeared in major classical music venues throughout the world including Wigmore Hall, Royal Albert Hall, Southbank Center, Amsterdam Concertgebouw, Vienna’s Musikverein and Konzerthaus.

2CELLOS released their second album IN2ITION in January 2013. The album was produced by the legendary Bob Ezrin (Pink Floyd, Alice Cooper, Kiss, Deep Purple) and features an eclectic group of vocal and instrumental guests including Elton John, Steve Vai, Lang Lang, Naya Rivera and Zucherro.

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Friday, May 1, 2015

E N Y A WMY LINE” TOUR “IT’S BRADY

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Mayo Performing Arts Center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, presents a wide range of programs that entertain, enrich, and educate the diverse population of the region and enhance the economic vitality of Northern New Jersey. The 2014-2015 season is made possible, in part, by a grant from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts, as well as support received from the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, F.M. Kirby Foundation and other numerous foundations, corporations and individuals.

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Wayne Brady

“It’s My Line” Tour For over a decade, Brady has been entertaining audiences with his acting, improv, singing and dancing on television, film and the stage. He began his career in Orlando, Fla., working for both the Disney World and Universal theme parks. He also performed in several community theatre shows and at the Orlando improv comedy theater SAK Comedy Lab. In 1998, his career took off with Whose Line Is It Anyway? for which he won a 2003 Emmy Award for Outstanding Individual Performance in a Variety, Musical or Comedy Series. Brady went on to host his own syndicated talk/variety show, The Wayne Brady Show, for two years. He picked up two Emmys for Outstanding Talk Show Host, and the show also won an Emmy for Outstanding Talk Show. Brady also hosted Don’t Forget the Lyrics on Fox. In 2005 Brady took the opportunity to return to his first love, musical theatre, and starred in the Broadway production of “Chicago,” playing the role of “Billy Flynn.”

In 2006, he starred in the movie Crossover, and in 2007, he starred in the independent feature The List. Brady was also featured in Fox Searchlight’s Roll Bounce (2005). Brady provided his voice for the animated feature Foodfight! and most recently stared in Tommy Oliver’s film, 1982 which earned critical acclaim at the Toronto Film Festival. He has guest starred on TV shows including The Dave Chappelle Show, 30 Rock, How I Met Your Mother, Real Husbands of Hollywood and Everybody Hates Chris.

After conquering television and theatre, Brady took on the recording industry and earned a 2008

Grammy nomination for Best Traditional R&B Vocal Performance for his single, “A Change is Gonna Come,” off his debut musical album A Long Time Coming.

He made a big splash in Las Vegas in 2009 with his hit stage show “Makin’ It Up.” The show was met with critical acclaim and has been heralded as “pure genius,” “hysterically funny” and “amazing.”

He has taken the show to venues across the country and overseas to South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, and India and is currently on tour in the states.

In August 2010 he joined the all-star cast as “Angel” in the musical “Rent,” performed at the Hollywood Bowl and directed by Neil Patrick Harris. This oneweekend event opened to sold-out performances and outstanding reviews.

Brady also released a children’s album entitled Radio Wayne with Disney Records in May 2011, which reached the number one position on iTunes and Amazon Kids’ charts. He is currently working on his third album with a release date set for summer 2014.

Brady can be seen weekdays on CBS as the host of the daytime classic Let’s Make A Deal, for which he’s been nominated three years in a row for a Daytime Emmy for Best Game Show Host. He was recently nominated for his sixth Daytime Emmy.

He currently stars on fan favorite Whose Line Is It Anyway? on the CW and this October, reprised his role as James, Barney’s gay black brother on CBS’s How I Met Your Mother. Brady is also the voice of Clover the rabbit on Disney Jr.s number one animated series, Sofia The First.

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Starring Tom Wallek Drew Anthony Kenny Jones Brian Duprey Executive Producer Arthur Petrie Produced and Directed by Dick Feeney Musical Director Lon Bronson Technical Director…………………………………………..Donlee Cardejon Tour Booking, Engagement Management and Marketing BROADWAY BOOKING OFFICE NYC

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Mayo Performing Arts Center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, presents a wide range of programs that entertain, enrich, and educate the diverse population of the region and enhance the economic vitality of Northern New Jersey. The 2014-2015 season is made possible, in part, by a grant from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts, as well as support received from the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, F.M. Kirby Foundation and other numerous foundations, corporations and individuals.

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The Rat Pack is Back CAST (In order of appearance) JOEY BISHOP - TOM WALLEK DEAN MARTIN - DREW ANTHONY SAMMY DAVIS, JR - KENNY JONES FRANK SINATRA - BRIAN DUPREY The Rat Pack is Back! is performed in two acts with a 15 minute intermission The Rat Pack is Back! ORCHESTRA The Rat Pack is Back! is performed with a live 12-piece orchestra ALSO PLAYING IN The Riviera Hotel & Casino For ticket information call the box office at 1-800-634-3420 www.RatPackIsBack.com The Rat Pack is Back! is available for corporate events and private engagements.

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BIOS TOM WALLEK (Appearing as Joey Bishop) Tom Wallek is a Brooklyn born comedian, actor, impressionist currently appearing in the long running Viva Las Vegas show at the Stratosphere hotel in Las Vegas. Tom moved to the Detroit area when he was young and graduated from Farmington High School. Voted the funniest in his class he learned early on making people laugh was a lot of fun. After a four year hitch in the US Navy which took Tom to San Diego, the comedy bug hit hard. Tom started performing every Sunday at the world famous Comedy Store trying to build an act of jokes mixed with impressions. In 1984 Tom moved to Las Vegas where he met and became friends with Sandy Hackett, son of legendary comedian Buddy Hackett. Sandy was the host of a showcase at the Mint Hotel downtown. Sandy gave Tom the needed stage time and advice to hone his talent. Small clubs and venues followed. Then in 1991 Tom landed a part in Comedy Cabaret at the Maxim. Later that year the lead in Tropical Heat, a show at the Rio opposite the late Dana Plato. From there he met Dick Feeney, the producer of Viva Las Vegas. Mr. Feeney cast Tom in his new show, Forbidden Vegas playing at night at the Plaza Hotel. After the Plaza run Mr. Feeney from time to time would use Tom in his daytime show Viva Las Vegas. When Dick’s opening act retired late last year the job was offered to Tom who has held it full time since. In May of 2005 with the success of the show and the addition of touring productions, Sandy asked Tom if he would be interested in the part of Joey Bishop in the Rat Pack is Back. Tom being an impressionist jumped into the role and has been performing it ever since.

DREW ANTHONY (Appearing as Dean Martin) Since he received his B.F.A. from the Mannes College of Music Jazz Division in New York City, Mr. Anthony has established himself as one of the finest jazz singers in the area. He has performed on many stages ranging from the Shubert Theater to the Intermezzo Night Club in the Foxwoods Resort & Casino. Mr. Anthony has recorded three CDs live, the first of which, entitled “You Don’t Know Me,” includes blues pianist Junior Mance on the title song. Drew’s vocal quality and sense of rhythm were a natural fit with many big bands, and after much success he created The Drew Anthony Orchestra. The Drew Anthony Orchestra made its debut in the concert entitled “Come Fly With Me.” He has studied jazz voice with internationally known jazz recording artists Sheila Jordan, Jackie Paris and classically with Munich’s Bavarian State Opera tenor, John Kuhn.

KENNY JONES (Appearing as Sammy Davis, Jr.) Born and raised in Atchison, KS, Kenny’s love of music began with his first stage appearance at the age of twelve with a local group called Jive

Five. He later learned how to play the piano, bass guitar, and drums and was a member of The Jesus Children and then the Genetta Bradley Singers.

In Denver, CO, he continued his gospel career at The House of Joy where he cut his first gospel album and released his first single called “Peanut Butter and Jelly.” In 1989 and 1990 Kenny was voted The Best Male Vocalist of the Year by the Gospel Music Workshop of Denver. Kenny served as the front man for bands such as Soul Review, Groove City as well as Denver’s hottest R&B band, 1UP, which had the honor of performing at the opening of The Hard Rock Café in Shanghai, China.

Since 2004, Kenny has and continues to appear in showrooms, theaters as well as corporate and private engagements paying tribute to the ultimate entertainer Mr. Showmanship: Sammy Davis, Jr. in The Rat Pack is Back!

BRIAN DUPREY (Appearing as Frank Sinatra) You probably saw Brian Duprey on FOX TV’s “Performing As.” Brian won the first-place prize of $20,000 portraying his idol, Frank Sinatra. Talent judge Damon Elliott (music producer of Mya, Beyonce, and Jessica Simpson) was blown away the first time he saw Brian perform; it was like he was watching ‘Young Blue Eyes.’ Television viewers agreed and thousands flocked to FOX’s website to compliment his uncanny likeness to Sinatra’s own singing voice. Singing since the age of 6 and becoming captivated with Sinatra’s voice by age 13, Brian has always felt connected to the golden era of music. From his singing days in high school variety shows to doing stand-up comedy, it took Brian until he was an undergraduate at Fairfield University to really discover his passion for jazz and swing music. Today, Brian lends his singing and acting talents to The Rat Pack is Back! in Las Vegas and around the country.

LON BRONSON (Musical Director) Throughout his career, Lon has been one of the most highly sought after musicians in the country, functioning as musical director, conductor, arranger, orchestrator and composer for national TV, headline performers, production shows, and large scale corporate events. In 2006, he was nominated for an Emmy® for Musical Direction. His television musical direction credits include: “Last Comic Standing,” “Steve Schirripa Show,” “Earth To America” (Emmy® nomination), “The Ron White Show,” “Viva Variety, ” “Friar’s Club Roast of Drew Carey,” “HBO’s Mr. Vegas All Night Party Starring Drew Carey.” He has performed with: Sheena Easton, The Temptations, Little Anthony & The Imperials, Celine Dion, Jerry Lewis, The Four Tops, Gloria Estefan, David Foster, Dionne Warwick, Elton John, Gladys Knight, Frankie Valli, Bobby Vinton, Luther Vandross, Don Henley, Wayne Newton, Michael Amante and Diana Ross. He has guest conducted with the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra and the Pacific Symphony Concert Orchestra. Currently,

Lon is the Musical Director and Band Leader for the Vegas production of The Rat Pack is Back! having also worked with the companies in San Francisco, Chicago, Detroit, and Atlantic City. The Lon Bronson All-Star Band currently holds the record for the longest running band in Las Vegas history. For more information, please visit www.lonbronson. com.

DICK FEENEY (Producer) Mr. Feeney’s first critically acclaimed show was Lullaby of Swing in 1981 in Honolulu, Hawaii which played successful runs in both Atlantic City at the Tropicana Hotel & Casino and Boston at the Bradford Theatre. As the Associate Producer of An Evening at La Cage at the Riviera Hotel & Casino and Producer of Crazy Girls, Mr. Feeney is no stranger to Vegas. After 20 years, both shows continue to play to enthusiastic audiences. In 1991, Mr. Feeney opened Viva Las Vegas at the Sands Hotel & Casino. Now in its 19th year playing at the Plaza Hotel & Casino in downtown Las Vegas, Viva Las Vegas remains the longest running and most successful afternoon show in Las Vegas history. Mr. Feeney has gone on to produce numerous other shows worldwide from Japan to Monte Carlo, including Showgirls, The Great Gleason, Bottoms Up, Forbidden Vegas, Playboy Girls Hit Parade and the family-friendly Vegas act The World’s Greatest Magic Show. His television productions include “The Entertainment Page,” “Las Vegas Tonite” and “Karaoke Krazy.” Mr. Feeney has even taken his productions to the sky as owner of the Elvis Presley skydiving team, The Flying Elvi, who were featured in the movie Honeymoon in Vegas. In October of 2008 Mr. Feeney was awarded a star on the prestigious “Las Vegas Walk of Stars” for his outstanding contributions to the Las Vegas entertainment community. The star is permanently on display in the sidewalk in front of the New York, New York Hotel and Casino.

ARTHUR J. PETRIE (Executive Producer/TRP Entertainment) has been in the real estate development and investment business for the past 45 years. He is Chairman of the Board of Petrie Development Corporation, formed in 1976, and General Manager of Asset Development Services, LLC, a real estate investment company located in Las Vegas, Nevada. Mr. Petrie’s experience in commercial real estate includes development for Wal-Mart, Sam’s Club, K-mart and other retail users, development of apartment complexes and redevelopment of a university campus to offices and housing. Petrie Development was the leader in the United States in the development and construction of barrier free housing for the handicapped under a HUD housing program. He has been active in the development, ownership and management of Embassy Suites, Hampton Inns, Holiday Inns, Radissons and Hyatt Regency Hotels. Current projects include ownership and renovation of the Federal Reserve Bank building in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He has participated in the acquisition, refinancing and sale of two casinorelated properties in Las Vegas, Nevada, and is a founder of Retired.com, Signal Sites, Inc., and Longevity Nutraceutical Labs LLC. BROADWAY BOOKING OFFICE NYC (Tour Booking, Engagement Management, Press & Marketing) is a leading theatrical tour booking, marketing and press company, representing musicals, plays and theatrical productions. Currently: Jersey Boys, Cameron Mackintosh’s spectacular new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera, Les Misérables, Matilda The Musical, Beautiful – The Carole King Musical, A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder, The Sound of Music, NETworks presents Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, Love Letters, 50 Shades! The Musical Parody, The Rat Pack is Back!, America’s Got Downton, Lazytown Live!, and Chuggington. www.bbonyc.com

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Tuesday, May 5, 2015

Our Mission

Mayo Performing Arts Center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, presents a wide range of programs that entertain, enrich, and educate the diverse population of the region and enhance the economic vitality of Northern New Jersey. The 2014-2015 season is made possible, in part, by a grant from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts, as well as support received from the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, F.M. Kirby Foundation and other numerous foundations, corporations and individuals.

As a courtesy to the artists and for the uninterrupted enjoyment of your fellow patrons, please turn off all cell phones, pagers, beepers and other electronic devices. Please unwrap any lozenges before the performance begins. No portion of this performance may be photographed, recorded, filmed, taped, broadcast or mechanically reproduced without the written consent of the Artist and/or the Presenter. Mayo Performing Arts Center is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

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Reinventing Radio: An Evening with Ira Glass The creator of the public radio show This American Life talks about his program and how it’s put together: what makes a compelling story, where they find the amazing stories for their show, how he and his staff are trying to push broadcast journalism to do things it doesn’t usually do. As part of this, Glass mixes stories from the show, live onstage, combining his narration with pre-taped quotes and music, recreating the sound of the show as the audience watches. And he plays funny and memorable moments from the show, and talks about what was behind their creation.

Ira Glass is the host and creator of the public radio program This American Life. The show premiered on Chicago’s public radio station WBEZ in 1995 and is now heard on more than 500 public radio stations each week by over 1.7 million listeners.

Most weeks, the podcast of the program is the most popular podcast in America. The show also airs each week on the CBC in Canada and on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s radio network. In 2014, This American Life launched its first spinoff show, Serial, a podcast hosted by Sarah Koenig. Serial has quickly grown to become the most popular podcast in the world, with over 5 million downloads to date.

Glass began his career as an intern at National Public Radio’s network headquarters in

Washington, DC in 1978, when he was 19 years old. Over the years, he worked on nearly every NPR network news program and held virtually every production job in NPR’s Washington headquarters.

He has been a tape cutter, newscast writer, desk assistant, editor, and producer. He has filled in as host of Talk of the Nation and Weekend All Things Considered.

Under Glass’s editorial direction, This American Life has won the highest honors for broadcasting and journalistic excellence, including several Peabody and DuPont-Columbia awards. The American Journalism Review declared that the show is “at the vanguard of a journalistic revolution.”

A television adaptation of This American Life ran on the Showtime network for two seasons, in 2007 and 2008, winning three Emmy awards, including Outstanding Nonfiction Series. The show has put out its own comic book, three greatest hits compilations, DVDs of live shows and other events, a “radio decoder” toy, temporary tattoos and a paint-by-numbers set. Half a dozen stories are in development to become feature films. In 2013 Ira Glass received the Medal for Spoken Language from the American Academy of Arts & Letters.

Glass is married and owns a disturbingly allergic dog.

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Black Horse Tavern & Pub 1 West Main Street, Mendham; 973-543-7300 Indulge in the area’s finest cuisine. Beauty and historic charm meets modern dining in the newly decorated Black Horse Pub. Enjoy choice steaks, signature salads, and some of the freshest seafood this side of the Jersey shore from our Oyster and Clam Bar. Live guitar music fills the night on Fridays and Saturdays. www.blackhorsenj.com

Blue Morel Restaurant and Wine Bar

2 Whippany Road; (973) 451-2619 (at the Westin Governor Morris) Combines the finest seasonal ingredients from local, regional, organic and sustainable farms with the culinary creativity of Chef Thomas Ciszak and Chef Kevin Takafuji. Blue Morel creates a farm to table experience serving New American Cuisine, Sushi and a Seafood Raw Bar.

www.BlueMorel.com Brick Oven of Morristown 90 South Street; 973-984-7700 Full range of Italian cuisine, adjacent to the Theatre. www.brickovennj.com

Cottage II 127 South Street; 973-538-5061 Asian cuisine, just a half a block from the Theatre.

David Todd’s City Tavern 150 South Street; 973-993-8066 An upscale casual restaurant offering a unique, eclectic menu, boutique wines, craft beers and signature cocktails. Enjoy our industrial chic ambiance conducive to meeting new friends, renewing old acquaintances and just having a good time. www.davidtoddscitytavern.com

Dublin Pub 4 Pine Street; 973-538-1999 Right across the street from the theatre.Authentic Irish Pub with cozy atmosphere and great food and drink. Private room available for parties. www.dublinpubmorristown.com

Eclectic Grill

@ Morristown Hyatt, Headquarters Plaza 973-647-1234 Exciting and innovative American cuisine.

Complimentary self-parking. www.morristown.hyatt.com

End of Elm

140 Morris Street; 973-998-4534 Morristown’s original gastropub. Our formula is simple: great food, great drinks and an inviting place in which to spend your evenings. www.endofelm.com

Enjou Chocolat

8 DeHart Street; 973-993-9090 Gourmet Chocolate, Custom Shaped Chocolate, Corporate Gifts, Gift Baskets, Wedding & Party Favors. www.enjouchocolat.com

George & Martha’s 67 Morris Street; 973-267-4700 Modern American menu in a sophisticated and fun atmosphere. The restaurant features an exciting nightlife, from Happy Hours to live entertainment and hosted events. Whether you’re looking for lunch, dinner or cocktails with friends, George & Martha’s is a great choice every day of the week. www.georgeandmarthas.com

The Godfather of Morristown

10 Lafayette Street; 862-260-9500 The Godfather of Morristown offers “So Much More than Pizza” while still serving “The Pizza You Can’t Refuse!!!” Featuring a Raw Bar, the freshest seafood & traditional Italian cuisine, The Godfather offers a dining experience for everyone. Whether the night calls for a quick bite or a relaxing full-service meal, The Godfather’s free parking garage off Lafayette will make your dining experience all the more convenient. Reservations accepted for lunch, dinner or even weekend breakfast. www.godfatherofmorristown.com

Restaurant Guide Mayo Performing Arts Center would like to thank the following restaurants for their advertising support.

Grato

2230 Route 10 West, Morris Plains; 973-267-4006 Seasonal Italian Cuisine. Grato means ‘grateful’ in Italian, and that’s just how you’ll feel after a meal at this pleasing restaurant. www.gratorestaurant.com

H2Ocean Restaurant & Raw Bar

41 Ridgedale Ave, Cedar Knolls; 973-984-9594 H2Ocean Restaurant & Raw Bar offers superb food, splendid atmosphere and excellent service.

H2Ocean is a venue that is committed to using all sustainable wild caught seafood and supporting our surrounding community. www.h2oceanrestaurant.com

The Huntley Tavern

3 Morris Ave, Summit; 908-273-3166 Classic Seasonal cuisine, 250 bottle wine list, two stone fireplaces, outdoor porch dining, private event rooms, handsome bar/taverne, craftsmanstyle interior with sweeping arches. www.thehuntleytaverne.com

Jockey Hollow Bar & Kitchen

Vail Mansion; 973-644-3180 Jockey Hollow Bar & KItchen, located in NJ’s historic Vail Mansion, is the latest visionary project from veteran NY restauranteur Chris Cannon. The exciting four-part concept includes The Oyster & Wine Bar at Jockey Hollow; the Vail Bar, a glam 1920’s style cocktail lounge; The Rathskeller, a private event space; and The Dining Room at Jockey Hollow on the Mansion’s second floor. www.jockeyhollowbarandkitchen.com

La Campagna Ristorante

5 Elm Street; 973-644-4943 Here at La Campagna we use only the finest quality ingredients. We use the best cut of nature veal which is the top round. Many of our imported Italian products include extra virgin olive oil, aged parmesan cheese, wonderful pastas and buffalo milk mozzarella. www.lacampagnamorristown.com

Millie’s

60 South Street; 973-267-9616 Specializing in authentic, woodfired Neapolitan pizza and coal-fired pizza, Millie’s Old World is one of only a few restaurants in the country to offer both pizza styles. We have an expansive assortment of pizzas, including our award-winning “Millie’s Signature Pie”, all of which are topped with homemade mozzarella made in-house daily. Enjoy open-air dining in warm weather when we lift our restaurant-front retractable garage door. www.milliesoldworld.com

The Office Tavern Grill

3 South Street; 973-285-0220 Villa worked to restore the 7 locations in North Central NJ and give each location a fresh start with a new menu, a craft centric beer selection, great happy hours and a fun & friendly atmosphere. It is our goal to make sure that each time you visit The Office, it is better than the time before. www.office-beerbar.com

Roots Steakhouse

40 W Park Place; 973-326-1800 Diners can expect delicious USDA aged prime beef sourced from the highest quality ranches in the mid-west. We pride ourselves on only center cut beefs and cooked at 1800 degrees to ensure our guests the best product possible. www.rootssteakhouse.com

Sirin Thai Restaurant

3 Pine Street; 973-993-9122 Just around the corner from the theatre.

Authentic Thai cuisine. www.sirinthairestaurant.com

Sushi Lounge 12 Schuyler Place; 973.539.1135 Excellent as rated in Zagat; Top 5 NYC sushi restaurant in Citysearch.com. Featuring weekday Happy Hours and 1/2 prices martini Wednesdays. www.sushilounge.com

Swiss Chalet Bakery 159 South Street; 973-267-0092 We’re a full service bakery with a daily selection of over 200 freshly baked items and a self-serve beverage center offering delicious fresh ground coffee & a variety of teas. Additionally, we offer cappuccino, espresso and lattes and a selection of natural European jams & jellies. www.swisschaletbakery.com

Restaurant Guide Mayo Performing Arts Center would like to thank the following restaurants for their advertising support.

Tabor Road Tavern

510 Tabor Road, Morris Plains; 973-267-7004 Offers fine American dining and a full wine list all set in airy atrium with cozy fireplaces and sweeping bar. www.taborroadtavern.com

Tito’s Burritos

26 Washington Street; 973-267-8486 Mexican Food - Burritos, Tacos, Quesadillas, Nachos, Hot Wings - It’s All Good! www.titosburritos.com

Urban Table

40 W Park Place; 973-326-9200 Serves breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week. The menu focuses on fun, casual fare. The atmosphere is bright and full of Urban whimsy.

It offers full service bar featuring great wine, Trap Rock draft beers and delicious shakes and smoothies. www.urbantablerestaurant.com

Trap Rock Restaurant & Brewery

279 Springfield Ave, Berkeley Heights; 908-6651755 Combines seasonal craft brews with seasonal, American food. Our reputation was shaped early by an “Excellent” rating by the New York Times in October of 1997. Trap Rock Restaurant offers a working microbrewery and a comfortable European ski lodge atmosphere. www.traprockrestaurant.net

Where good friends, a passion for food and a commitment to just having a good time come together.

10% OFF your entire check with ticket stub One discount per table. Cannot be combined with any other offers.

Lunch Monday – Friday – 11:30a – 2:30p Saturday - 12:00p - 3:00p

Dinner Monday – Thursday – 5:00p – 10:00p; Friday & Saturday – 5:00p – 11:00p; Sunday - 4:00p - 9:00p

4 Stars from Open Table! • 4 Stars from Yelp!

1.5 blocks f rom the theatre! • Free Parking Available!

150 South Street Morristown, NJ 07960 973.993.8066 | www.davidtoddscitytavern.com

Mayo Performing Arts Center 2014-2015 Supporters The Mayo Performing Arts Center is deeply grateful to the generous donors who make our events and arts education programs possible: $100,000 and higher F.M. Kirby Foundation New Jersey State Council on the Arts $40,000 - $99,999 The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation $20,000 - $39,999 A. P. Kirby Jr. Foundation, Inc. BASF $10,000 - $19,999 AAA Atlantic Health: Center for Well Being BNY Mellon Carmike Cinemas The Thomas and Agnes Carvel Foundation County of Morris Board of Chosen Freeholders Crum and Forster Goldberg Segalla LLP Goldman Sach Gives The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey The Hyde & Watson Foundation Paul Miller Auto The Provident Bank Foundation PUCUDA RBC Wealth Management UBS Private Wealth Management

Media Partners Daily Record Star-Ledger WDHA/WMTR WNYC Hotel Partners Hanover Marriott Hyatt Regency Morristown Morristown Inn Westin Governor Morris Westminster Hotel

$5,000 - $9,999 The Arnold F. Baggins Foundation, Inc. Lewis D. Brounell Charitable Trust Kristin Elliott Charitable Trust Jockey Hollow Foundation John DaSilva Memorial Foundation JP Morgan Chase Bank Longo Electrical-Mechanical, Inc. McCarter & English, LLP MetLife Foundation Novartis PNC Foundation POE Yoga PricewaterhouseCoopers RBC Wealth Management Wells Fargo Up to $4,999 The Charitable Foundation of the Burns Family, Inc. First Energy Foundation The Walter F. and Alice Gorham Foundation, Inc. Investors Foundation The Sandra Kupperman Foundation TD Charitable Foundation As of March 10, 2015

Gifts In-Kind Diversified Media Group Drinker, Biddle & Reath, LLP Encore Catering Enjou Chocolat Google GraficaGroup Jimmy’s Cookies Larena Construction LLP Lazar, Levine & Felix LLP MPAC Performing Arts Company Panera Bread Star-Ledger Village Super Market of Greater Morristown

Steinway & Sons is the official piano of the Mayo Performing Arts Center.

Mayo Performing Arts Center acknowledges the following for their generous support: Our Season Sponsors and Partners Performance Sponsors

Media Partners

Hotel Partners

Major Support Provided by This program is made possible in part by funds from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/ Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts.

FM KIRBY FOUNDATION THE BLANCHE AND IRVING LAURIE FOUNDATION

For more information about Sponsorship opportunities and the associated benefits, please call Justin Wynn at 973-539-9345 x6550 or email jwynn@mayoarts.org. *As of March10, 2015

Main Lobby Building Project The Mayo Performing Arts Center is currently renovating and expanding its main lobby, exterier faรงade and plaza area.

We would like to thank the following donors for their generous support of the Main Lobby Building Project:

$300,000 and higher The Gagnon Family F.M. Kirby Foundation

$250,000 - $299,999 John and Margaret Post Foundation

$100,000 - $249,999 The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation A.P. Kirby, Jr. Foundation, Inc. Paula and William Marino Eileen and N. Larry Paragano Sr.

$50,000 - $99,999 Conger Family Foundation Jeanne and Joseph Goryeb Jacobs Levy Equity Management Gail and Ben Lobel Mary Jane Robertson and James A. Clark The Hyde and Watson Foundation

$25,000 - $49,999 Linda and Jay Hellstrom Jenny and Jeffrey Kalajian Sudy and Bud Mayo Carol and Robert Mulholland Maxine and Harry Riskin Wendy and Gregory Supron

$10,000 - $24,999 Gar Wood N. Burwell The Ellis Family The Walter F. and Alice Gorham Foundation Kathy and Greg Heher Unjeria C. Jackson, MD and Larry E. Thompson Karen and Jefferson Kirby Larena Construction LLC Pamela and Joseph Longo

James K. Malloy Marylyn and Thomas McLaughlin Helen and Jim Quinn Anne and Robert Rooke Elise and Thomas J. Ross, Jr. Brenda and Leonard Sichel Anita J. Siegel Claudia and Kenneth Silverman Joseph Weber

$5,000 - $9,999 Daniel and Meryl Alesandro Sally Epstein Matthew and Teresa Finlay Edward and Beth Gramigna Anita Hotchkiss and Christopher Martin Marcia and Peter Hunter Thomas Jardim and Karen Fountain MATTHEW 18:5 Foundation Lary Wasserman

$1,000 to $4,999 The Elliott Averett Family Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Bach Rev. Janet Broderick Louise and Malcolm Chamalian Theresa de Leon Nancy and Flo Brown Foley Joan and James Lynch Dana and Eric Macy Lois and Peter Mancuso Dr. Edward and Norlyn Poto Michael Shoblock Marilyn and Mark Talve Foundation The Wallerstein Foundation for Geriatric Life Improvement Neva and Rich Watson

Naming Opportunities are available for gifts ranging from $500 to $500,000.

Donations at every level make an impact! Please call Marcia Hunter at 973-539-0345 ext. 6514 or email mhunter1@mayoarts.org for more information on how to be a part of this exciting project!

The Starlight Society The Starlight Society membership program offers exclusive benefits to contributors of $1,250 and up. The Starlight Society boasts more than 300 members and serves as the Theatre’s leading source of annual support each year.

For more information on how you can join the Starlight Society, please contact Lana Gusoff, Membership and Special Events Manager, at (973) 539-0345 ext. 6526.

President’s Circle $10,000 and up Wendy Aresty Paul and Bette Carrano Jim and Donna Chambers The Ellis Family Bruce and Antonia Gollob Joe and Jeanne Goryeb Sheridan and John Greeniaus John and Kristin Hyland Bud and Sudy Mayo Clementina, Debra and Ron Sanes Claudia and Kenneth Silverman Producer’s Circle $5,000 -$9,999 Sheri and Steve Alexander Theresa Augustine-Christie Lois Brounell Betty Carroll Christie Family Foundation Mary E. and David L. Cobb Gordon and Cindy Crawford Rob and Nancye Falzon David and Jill Farris Fischer Family Federick adn Katherine Fultz Steve and Kathy Gillen John J. Hallacy and Mary Ann Lofrumento Jay and Linda Hellstrom Ken and Sylvia Isaacson Unjeria C. Jackson, MD and Mr. Larry Thompson Richard and Cindy Johnson Jennifer and Jeffrey Kalajian Mr. and Mrs. Byron Knief Paula and Bill Marino Nancy and Howard Moseson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mulholland Mr. and Mrs. James Nason Nancy and Jeffrey Rich Mary Jane Robertson and James A. Clark Andrew and Tracy Roettger Bob and Anne Rooke Hank and Jacke Schram Michael and Maria Simoff Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Smith Allan and Barbara Staats James and Janet Stanard Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Supron Sonia Turnquist Deborah Vilage and James Wilkinson Director’s Circle $3,000-$4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Bach

Chip Carver and Anne DeLaney Katherine Chironna Ann and Art Corwin Data Designs, Inc. Mr. Paul DeNoon Jean Marie and Robert DiQuollo Ms. Sarah R. Epstein Tom and Susan Fuller Tobi and George Goldman Orren and Trish Grushkin Jerry and Jerry Happ Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Heher Anita Hotchkiss and Chris Martin Karen and Jeff Kirby Michael Kohner Will and Dyanna McGuire Pam Mondelli and Paul Pazniokas Marianne and Walter Morris Diane and Bob Noelke John F. and Baiba Norton Drs. John O’Grady and Brad Motta Eileen and Larry Paragano Carole and Jack Plaxe Eileen and Carlos Rodriguez Dr. Michael and Mrs. Alice Samach Robert and Sherry Scott Leonard and Brenda Sichel Anita J. Siegel Susan and Rick Sinay Mr. Jon Stewart Artist’s Circle $2,000-$2,999 Arnie and Ruth Aprahamian Patti Aresty Richard and Connie Batherman Kevin and Ginger Brennan Gregg and Jackie Buckalew Denis and Barbara Burke Mr. Gar Wood N. Burwell Michael and Karen Byrne Malcolm and Louise Chamalian Glenn and Eleanor Coutts Robin and Tim Devaney Harriett and Bob Druskin John and Lisa Ennis Teresa and Matthew Finlay Caren Frankel and Dr. Jory G. Magidson Caroline and Richard Godfrey Mr. Joseph P. Goryeb, Sr. Virginia and Russell Hawkins Will and Kirstin Henson Kirsten Hotchkiss and Rob Steidlitz Marcia and Peter Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Robin Kinney Frederick K. Kleen, III and

Virginia DeLalla Jane and Michael Kurek Mrs. Gloria Lagrassa, Pluckemin Inn Ms. Sandra Mathews Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Matlesky Nancy and David Medford David F. Miller Steven and Sherry Nalbone Laurie and Joseph Nosofsky Ms. Carolyn Olenowski Mr. and Mrs. Scott Pester Joyce Prevoznik Sue and Eric Robbins Eileen Rolnick Phillip and Stacey Rubinfeld Carol Schautz Sandra and Arthur Tauber Mr. Don Terwilliger Robert and Kara Toohey Mr. and Mrs. James Van Derveer Thomas and Rebecca Wafer Conductor’s Circle $1,250-$1,999 Susan and Ken Adler Michael and Joanne Aversa Don Bailey and Heather Althoff Carole Baker and Joseph Ward Mr. Robert C. Bales Jeff and Lee Ann Barone Mr. Jonathan Baskin and Ms. Amy Hill Lynn and Mitch Baumeister Dr. and Mrs. Charles Becht, IV Richard G. Binetti, MD Wendy and Jay Birnbaum Ms. Lori Blitz and Dr. Alan Winter Ken and Lisa Bodmer Michael and Eileen Boos Family Rev. Janet Broderick Jay and Diana Buffum Robert and Francoise Burn Harry Carpenter Cynthia and Ed Cashman Robert and Fran Cavalero Pam and Frank Clancey Janet and Robert Cole, MD Stan and Holly Coleman Nancy and William Conger Dr. David and Lynda Conyack James and Doreen Costello Mr. and Mrs. Ronald DeMeo Mike and Mary Ann Denton Marysue and Thomas DePaola E. Steven and Bernadette Doyle John and Karen Dubel Joan Ducey-Munde and Dan Munde Andrew Dunberg

Sally and Gary Eisenreich Bennett Epstein and Jackie Scura Jack and Patrice Farris Mr. John Farry John and Linda Fedinec Kevin Feeley Mrs. Kelly Frank Mr. Arnold Friedman Chris Friedman and Sharon Gordon Dorrie and Brian Gagnon Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gagnon Carol and Jerry Galgano Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gamgort Janice and Fred Ganning Douglas Garno and Beth Van Brunt Mr. Timothy Gearty Mr. Richard Genabith Edda and James Gillen Mr. Richard T. Girards Betty and Arnold Goldstein Lawrence and Florence Green Dana Griffith and Jack Hogoboom Richard and Kathleen Grochala Fred and Susan Gruel Bob and Cynthia Hamburger Jonno and Julie Hanafin Mary and Brad Harmon Mr. Mark S. Hartmann, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Chance Healy Amy and Charles Hendershot Mr. John W. Holman, III Richard and Beth Jenis George P. Jenkins Jr. Diann and Peter Jinks Ken and Jackie Kairys Ezra and Bonnie Kazam Bill and Raellen Kesselman Ms. Carol Kimmelman Harry Krystalla Allison and Paul Larena Barbara and Stuart Levy Ellen and Jonathan Lewis Nicky and Paige L’Hommedieu Jeffrey and Lisa Libman Gail and Ben Lobel Paul and Marybeth Lombardino Donald and Barbara Louria Mr. Bruce Lowenhaupt Brian and Tara Luing Kevin and Trisha Luing Anne and Tom MacCowatt Don and Fran MacMaster Mark and Cindy Magath Paul Magnani Mr. James K. Malloy Lois and Peter Mancuso Dr. and Mrs. J. Bartley Martinez Maria and David Martorana Roger and Mary Elyn Matthews Elizabeth Mattson Jim and Sue McArdle David and Lyn McCarthy Barbara McGuire Donna McNamara and Lawrence Cohen Mr. John Mento

Betsy and Sean Monaghan Francis and Wesanne Moran Trish and Michael Morchower Mrs. Susan L. Morris Morristown Antique Center Annalee Mueller and her Dad Mr. and Mrs. J. Steven Mueller Mrs. Rachel Mullen Coleen Murphy Stephen and Kirsten Neville Robert L. Parker and Family Jonathan Perelman and Dr. Evelyn Eckert Kim and John Pistner Stephen and Lisa Plavin Judy and Jim Pohlman James Polley John and Peggy Post Norlyn and Edward Poto Martin and Clare Prentice Doug and Myla Pridgen Paul V. Profeta Mr. and Mrs. James F. Quinn Maria Redondo Jane Rehmke and Leland Schubert Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Ribis Lisa and Phil Richards Mark A. Rieger, MD Linda and Mike Rosenberg D.B. and Mary Ross, Jr. Joseph and Marla Runsdorf Nancy and Nelson Schaenen, Jr. Judy and Fred Schiller Rudy and Debora Schloesser Herman Scott and Deborah A. Scott Mr. Gerald W. Scully Michael Shoblock Craig and Cathy Simon Frederic and Joan Sirota Molly Dunn and Len Smith Don and Mary Kaye Sparaco Spinnaker Foundation - The Malmberg Family Bill and Donna Stack Denise S. Starcher Maureen and Paul Tafuro Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Tremblay Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Waldorf Roxanne Wallace Peter and Lisa Wallburg Leigh and Robin Walters Lary Wasserman Gerard J. Weir Steven Wheatley and Kathryn Shuck Michael and Susan Wilk Mrs. Allison Wilson Joseph Emmett Wilson, Jr. C. R. Wishner Mr. Robin Wyatt Gil and Claire Zweig Ambassador: $750 Joseph and Teresa Axtell Catherine A. M. Cavanaugh Mr. John Corbet Alice D. Cutler and

Robert W. Bensley Stephen and Norma DeTommaso Michael P. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Gardner Ms. Eileen Napolitano Rick Rizzuto Edward and Robin Roffman Mr. and Mrs. Glen Skar Larry B. and Cheryl L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Wolfgang Wittling Associate Producer: $500 Mrs. Anna Albanese Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ballestero Cynthia Barkman and Ron Caruso Tom and Linda Bodnar The Boughton Family Mr. Marko Bruinsma Dr. E.H. Chesnut, Jr. Jack and Marion Cunic Marian and Bill Cunningham Tom and Kristen Cunningham Paul and Donna DiAntonio Cuong Do and Lori Rickles The Dollard Family Ed and China Fagan Frank and Kay Failla Mr. William Flannery Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garcia Ms. Daria Goginsky Allen and Sandy Hamilton Mr. Michael Harrison Ms. Beverly Insull James and Carolyn Kinder Mr. Gary Kulpeksa Alan and Melanie Levitan Jan and Jeff Markey Mr. Kenneth Massey Ms. Lauren Maybaum William and Linda Moran John and Susan Moschberger Michele and Greg Murray Joseph M. and Jane E. Myers Dr. and Mrs. Michael Needle Audrey Newman and John McKendry Susan O’Brien Alex and Sally Orgren Mrs. Margaret Parker The Pearce Family Ms. Greselda Powell Vlasta and Alan Romanowicz Jan and Jer Russo Peggy and John Shannon Michelle and Michael Shapiro Eric and Debi Sussman The Swope Family Dr. and Mrs. Berton Taffet Neva and Rich Watson Sheryl and Gary Weine Larry Weinstein and Beverly Zagofsky R. Winter and I. Calderon Champion: $300 Joe and Tracy Amelio Ms. Marie Anderson

Dan and Lisa Andriola Mr. and Mrs. George Annen Dennis and Sandy Atieh Diane J. Bauer and Gloria E. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Beebe Mr. John M. Bianchi Robert and Mary Bush Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Buteux Michelle M. Ceddia Mr. Allen R. Clarke and Mrs. Kate Neel Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Coate Dr. Jerry S. Cohen Fred Corona and Sue Eagan Michael and Gloria Cortese Mary and Darrell Courtley Maureen and Jeff Davis Alison A. Deeb and Stanley T. Olszewski Josie P. Deelsnyder Ronald and Patti DeFilippis Maureen Denman Ms. Lucy Duffy Kristin Elliott Bob and Louise Elsholz Dr. and Mrs. TJ Emmer, Jr. Mr. Richard Ertmann Mr. Chris Evans Jeri and Matt Frankel David and Jennifer Friedland Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Friedman Stephen and Barbara Froehlich Gardinerville Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Gartner Sandra and Charles Gibson Ravitte and Don Ginsberg Mr. Neal Godt Andrew H. Graulich Harold and Pamela Green John T. Grogan, Jr. and Lenore Brady Mr. Gerard J. Guillorn Nancy and William Gulbin Mr. Mark W. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. John Hanley Jim and Kathleen Harris Barbara and Richard Hartman Steve Hauge John and Suzanne Higgins Gail and Robert Hirsch Charlene and Bob Hollingshead Mr. Bernie Horowitz Ms. Monica Jerussi and Mr. Nicholas Tzoumis Leigh and Carol Johnson Mr. Thomas Judge Linda Kacergis Stephanie and Mitchell Kane Jennifer and Clem Kaupp, Jr. Jack and Anna Kitson Mr. and Mrs. Steven and Laurie Klauber Melissa and Richard Klemm Chad and Jodi Kokenge Jeffrey and Donna Kraft Mark and Therese Krook Ms. Barbara Krupinski Mrs. Margaret H. Laffey

Kenneth E. Lasch Dr. Andrew Levy Gary and Carol S. Lieberman Mike and Sandy Lombardo George and Elizabeth Lonsberry Mr. Craig Lucas and Mrs. Lori Nestor-Lucas Dr. Dale L. Ludwig Drs. William and Julie Timins Lupatkin Philip and Judy Magaletta Debbie and George Mai Ms. Judy Martinez Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Mastro Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mazur Ms. Kim McCullough Russell and Christine McIntyre Susan and Steven Miano Dr. and Mrs. Chris Michaels Ken and Nancy Miller Michael and Karle Miller Mr. Vince Minetti Dr. and Mrs. Richard Molinari Joe and Terry Mueller Marian B. and William L. Munson Barbara and Steven Nappen Ms. Penny Nelson Phil and Gen Nicastro Mr. Robert Nichols Vince and Roberta Novak Arnold M. Olshan Ms. Margot A. O’Neill Sara and Vincent Pagano Elizabeth and Michael Palumbo Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Parolari Ms. Bonnie Parr Steve and JoAnn Peck Perry Street Realty Mike and Bobbi Phillips Mrs. Rita Polson The Prails and The Cardinales Thomas and Elizabeth Pryma Theo and Barb Purdy Marlene Rabiner Dr. and Mrs. Farhad Rafizadeh Bruce and Karen Rand Reichenbach Family Ms. Lori Ann Reinhard Helen and Barry Reiter Marjorie and Keith Remland Ann and Warren Rhines Michael and Virginia Rich Rose City Jewelers/Gemologists Dr. Paul and Ms. Connie Rosenberg Steven and Miriam Rosenberg Stephen and Marie Rozan Marc and Linda Rubman Greg and Omie Ryan Mr. Seymour S. Saltus Ms. Marcia Samuel Patricia Santen Eileen K. Saxton Mr. and Mrs. Steven Schlesinger Ms. Susan Schmalfuhs Darlene Schwartz Patrick and Claire Shadood Steve Sibilia Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Simon

Daniel Simonutti Mr. Kevin Sinnott Michele Snyder Mrs. Elizabeth Stollenmaier Ms. Margaret H. Stone Walter H. Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Thauvin-Saco Dr. Steven Tobias John and Fran Tort Mr. and Mrs. R. Charles Tschampion Richard and Cheryl Tully Gary Valentine Jeanne and Joseph Walsh Mrs. Eileen Williams Mr. W.J. Williams Jacqui Wyatt The Young Family Jeffrey S. Zeikel Shirley and Barry Zitomer Mr. Brian Zucker Frank and Loretta Zupa MATCHING GIFTS

We are grateful to the following companies who have generously matched their employees’ charitable gifts to MPAC. Please be sure to check with your Human Resources Department to maximize your support!

Aetna Foundation AIG AT&T Foundation Bank of America BD Big Lots!

BNY Mellon Chubb & Son Coach Conoco Phillips Deluxe Corporation Foundation Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Eli Lilly and Company Foundation, Inc. ExxonMobil Foundation Gap Inc. General Re Corporation Horizon Foundation Johnson & Johnson Merck Novartis Pfizer Prudential Foundation RBC Wealth Management Foundation Truist Verizon Voya Foundation As of March 10, 2015

Members Make It Happen The Mayo Performing Arts Center relies on the generosity of its members to help bridge the gap between ticket sales and operating costs. Support from memberships defrays operating costs, and helps to nurture the next generation of arts enthusiasts by funding arts education and outreach programs. Your contributions are truly a re-investment in the community!

Membership benefits include: Sneak Preview and first opportunity to purchase tickets - special discounts at local businesses (see below) - 48-hour advance ticket exachange privileges and more! Membership starts at $150 ($25 for students and $50 for seniors). Please consider becoming a member to ensure the vitality of our arts organization.

Join now! For more information, call 973-539-0345, ext. 6526.

MEMBER DISCOUNTS! Show your Member card and save at local businesses (Complete terms, conditions and discount information available in the Member Benefits section of our website).

Black Horse Tavern & Pub Cappia Café Cluck U Chicken Corbett Custom Framing David Todd’s City Tavern The Elephant Nose Pet Center Elliott’s Flower Shoppe Embroid Me The Energy Group Enjou Chocolat The Famished Frog George & Martha’s American Grille Ginty’s Irish Gifts Glassworks Studio

Grasshopper Off the Green The Great American Piano Co. Hisbiscus American & Caribbean Cuisine Iron Bar J.C. Reiss Optician Lauren b. Inc. Marty’s Reliable Cycle The Morristown Diner Muscle Maker Grill The Office Bar and Grill Piattino Provesi of Morristown Rio’s Engraving Wine Chateau

Encore Society Have you heard about MPAC’s planned giving program? After providing for your family and loved ones, you may want to remember the Mayo Performing Arts Center in your plans. A bequest, annuity or trust will help prepare our organization for future growth. A planned gift to MPAC will ensure that everything you cherish about this institution - from the celebrated artists that grace our stage season after season to the extensive education and community engagement programs that touch thousands of people each year - remains for generations to come. We’d also love to hear from you if you’ve already included MPAC in your plans. By informing us now, we will automatically enroll you as a lifetime member of the Encore Society, an honorary recognition group for individuals who have named MPAC in their estate plans. Members of the Encore Society enjoy special benefits and privileges. If you are interested in leaving a legacy to MPAC, or would like more information, please contact Marcia Hunter, Major Gifts Manager at mhunter1@mayoarts.org or at 973-539-0345 ext 6514. Thank you.

Remembering The Theatre in your estate is a wonderful way to secure your legacy and further our mission to entertain, enrich and educate the diverse population of Northern New Jersey.

Mayo Performing Arts Center

Business Circle Join the growing list of companies whose support of the arts also drives customers through their doors.

Leader

$5,000 and higher

Morristown, New Providence www.braunschweiger.com 973-538-2189

Morris Plains www.fasteruc.com 862-242-8053

Executive

$2,500 - $4,999 Avison Young Morristown www.avisonyoung.com 973-898-6360

Iron Bar Morristown www.ironbarmorristown.com 973-455-7111

LEONARD AND LEONARD, P.A. Morristown www.lawleonard.com 973-842-0935

Law Offices of Martin D. Eagan Morristown www.martyeagan.com 973-898-7300

Townsend, Tomaio & Newmark LLC Morristown www.ttnlaw.com 973-975-0476

Advocate

$1,500 - $2,499 AAA Ad Magic Allied Wealth Partners, Kim S. Luthy Alstede Farms Jack Cooney, Jr., CPA, CLU at Bleakley, Schwartz, Cooney & Finney, LLC Bressler, Amery & Ross, P.C. Brinton Eaton Wealth Advisors Carmagnola & Ritardi LLC ConnectOne Bank Dublin Pub Erica Peitler & Associates, Inc. Fischer Barr & Wissinger LLC Pete O’Hagan, Fitness Together Fox Rothschild LLP J.C. Reiss Optician Jacobs Levy Equity Management

JFL Total Wealth Management Laddey, Clark & Ryan, LLP Attorneys at Law Longo Electrical-Mechanical McCusker, Anselmi, Rosen & Carvelli, P.C. McKirdy & Riskin, P.A. Mendham Capital Management The Miller Center for Esthetic Excellence Mitchell H. Davich, DMD, PA Morgan Stanley Don Giovanello, Morristown Wealth Management Novartis The Peck School PetAgree Pet Sitter, LLC

Prismatic Development Corporation R2 Associates, LLC Regent Atlantic Riker Danzig Scherer Hyland & Perretti LLP Sentry Court Reporting Deborah Fineman, Supreme Energy Inc. Turpin Real Estate Wealth Management Consultants, LLC Ryan Dawson, Weichert, Realtors

*As of March 13, 2015

MPAC is where business and the arts come together!

Membership enables you to:

Purchase the best seats in the house • Entertain clients Reward employees • Network with theatre patrons and other businesses Support the arts in a thriving community environment • Access the Starlight Lounge And much more!!

Call 973-539-0345 x6526 or email Lgusoff@mayoarts.org to join today and for more information.

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Directory of Facility and Services Assistive Listening Devices are available at the box office prior to each performance.

Accessibility: The orchestra section is accessible to all patrons. The balcony is accessible by elevator. If you need special seating arrangements, please let our box office representatives know at time of purchase.

Large print programs are available upon request.

In Case of a Fire, exits are indicated by the red signs. In the event of a fire or other emergency, please walk to the nearest exit.

MPAC is a barrier-free environment.

Photography or the recording of any performance or the possession of any device for such photographing or recording inside the Theatre without the expressed permission of the management is prohibited.

Ordering Tickets can be done in person at the box office, on-line at mayoarts.org, or by calling 973-539-8008. Box Office hours: Mon.-Sat. 10 am-6 pm., and two hours prior to a performance.

Advertise in this program guide. Call 973-539-0345 ext. 6507 for information.

Lost and Found is available through house management. Please call 973-539-0345 X 6551.

Please turn off all electronic devices prior to entering the Theatre.

Rent the Theatre The theatre, lobby and Starlight Room are available for rent during our concert season subject to availability.

For information call 973-539-0345 ext. 6587.

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