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Carmen by Georges Bizet

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Welcome Welcome to Austin Opera’s 2017-2018 Season! We’re thrilled to launch our season of celebrated operas and vibrant productions with perhaps the most well-known opera of all time, Bizet’s Carmen. The music of Carmen has permeated popular culture since the opera’s debut in 1875, from cartoons and singing oranges on Sesame Street to commercials for everyday household products. We are honored to welcome some of our most celebrated artists back to Austin to bring these beloved melodies to life: Mezzo-soprano Sandra Piques Eddy, who most recently was a disarming Isabella in 2010’s L’italiana in Algeri and a radiant Angelina in 2008’s La Cenerentola TGVWTPU VQ WU KP VJG ƂGT[ TQNG QH Carmen. Tenor Chad Shelton, another mainstay of the company whose recent triumphs include Edgardo in 2012’s Lucia di Lammermoor and Alfredo in 2010’s La traviata, returns as Don JosÊ, the solider who eventually succumbs to obsession and madness. Austin Opera also has a longstanding commitment to providing careerforging opportunities to opera’s brightest emerging stars, and we’re excited to introduce you to Norman Garrett, a native of Lubbock, Texas who makes his Austin Opera debut as the toreador Escamillo, and Heather Phillips, an accomplished young soprano who makes her Austin Opera debut as MicaÍla. Joining us in the role of El Dancaïro is Andrew Lovato, Austin Opera’s 20172018 Spotlight Artist. In addition to performing in all three operas this season, Mr. Lovato will also help us bring opera beyond the opera house in a number or recitals, school programs, and community events. As powerful as Carmen’s music is, opera still relies on masterful storytelling. Austin Opera is delighted to welcome back director Michael Cavanaugh, who helmed our 2014 production of Tosca and our 2001 production of Faust. His new, vivid production sets the story in Spain 100 years after the opera’s debut, illuminating thought-provoking parallels between the two centuries. Finally, I’d like to extend my most heartfelt thanks to the sponsors who have made these performances and this new production possible. Philanthropy funds everything you see on stage, and we continue to be humbled by the tremendous acts of generosity that enable our work. We are dedicating the 2017-2018 Season to Jeanette and Ferris Nassour, whose extraordinary legacy gift last spring will support Austin Opera’s continued growth in the years to come. Enjoy the performance!

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Carmen AN OPERA IN FOUR ACTS Sung in French with English supertitles Total Run Time: Approximately 3 hours Music by Georges Bizet Libretto by Henry Meilhac and Ludovic Halévy Edited by Fritz Oeser

CAST In order of vocal performance

Moralès Micaëla Zuniga Don José Carmen Lillas Pastia Frasquita Mercédès Escamillo El Dancaïro El Remendado

Austin Siebert Heather Phillips* Christian Zaremba* Chad Shelton Sandra Piques Eddy Holton Johnson Julia Taylor Samantha Gossard* Norman Garrett* Andrew Lovato Brent Reilly Turner

PRODUCTION Conductor Stage Director Scenic Designer Costume Designer Lighting Designer Wig and Makeup Designer Audio Designer Production Stage Manager Assistant Stage Director Choreographer Chorus Master/Assistant Conductor Children’s Chorus Master Principal Coach & Pianist Supertitles

Richard Buckley Michael Cavanagh Erhard Rom* Jessica Jahn* JAX Messenger* Melanie Steele Bill Mester Kathleen Edwards Rebecca A. Herman Greg Easley Cina Crisara* Andrea C. Snouffer* Nyle Matsuoka Karl Hesser

*Austin Opera Debut Scenery & costumes for this production were constructed at the Minnesota Opera shops and are jointly owned by Minnesota Opera and Austin Opera. Used in arrangement with European American Music Distribution Company, U.S. and Canadian agent for Bärenreiter-Verlag, publisher and copyright owner.

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Program Note MICHAEL CAVANAGH, STAGE DIRECTOR A Boogie Nights Carmen After Franco’s death, a dangerous, intoxicating era of freedom In the fall of 1975, Spain was released from 40 years of oppressive rule by the dictator Francisco Franco. There was a great deal of upheaval as Spanish society came to terms with its re-entry into the modern world. The ascent of King Juan Carlos brought relaxed restrictions on travel, trade, standards of morality, and artistic freedom. This was thrilling to some and horrifying to others. There were protests, an increase in crime, and acts of terrorism as many in the population fought to retain the old ways. But there was also a massive outpouring of relief and joy and exhilaration, as an energized people celebrated their newfound liberty. 5GVVKPI QWT RTQFWEVKQP KP CPF CTQWPF 5GXKNNG QFF [GCTU CIQ KU C RGTHGEV Ć‚V HQT VJKU DGCWVKHWN powerful, and harrowing opera. The mid-70s was the heart of the sexual revolution, when many in the western world were embracing romantic freedoms. Spain, however, was still very much stuck KP CP GTC QH TGRTGUUKXG OKUQI[P[ %CTOGP JGTUGNH RGTHGEVN[ RGTUQPKĆ‚GU VJG PGY OQFGTP 5RCPKUJ woman, determined to live and love on her own terms in spite of those set against her. Meanwhile, the military and police struggled with losing their grip on civil order. This is paralleled by Don JosÊ’s spiral into derangement, brought on by his inability to accept the freedom of the woman he professes to love. $WNNĆ‚IJVKPI CPF EKICTGVVG UOQMKPI DQVJ KORQTVCPV CURGEVU QH VJG PCTTCVKXG YGTG UVKNN JWIGN[ RQRWNCT KP 5RCKP CV VJCV VKOG 5OWIINKPI VQQ YCU CP GPQTOQWU RCTV QH VJG ĆƒQWTKUJKPI underground economy. It was an era of wonderfully colorful fashion as well, of course, and the clothing styles of the ‘70s—equal parts vibrant, sensual, and over-the-top—are matched by the mix of musical styles in the opera. Much of this opera’s great popularity stems from its combination of light, fun opĂŠra-comique and dark, dangerous verismo. 6JCPMU VQ VJG KPVGPUG QHVGP ITKVV[ Ć‚NOU QH VJG n U UWEJ CU The French Connection and Taxi Driver, and, more recently, the evocations of the same era such as American Hustle and Boogie Nights, we think of the culture of that time in the same way as so many view this opera, as a uniquely powerful combination of kitschy, sexy, and dangerous. 6JG UEGPKE GNGOGPVU QH QWT RTQFWEVKQP GODTCEG VJG ĆƒCXQT QH VJG GTC CU YGNN 6JG CTEJKVGEVWTG is stylized, with clean, spare lines to emphasize the severe psychology of the piece. There are tall towers and curved walls, suggestive of a prison coming apart, the clash of femininity and machismo, the push and pull of order and freedom. As the story progresses, a rough, natural form emerges, hinting at the unpredictable danger to come. And always there is color, with bold statements in deep red, blue, and yellow. There is a great nostalgia for the 1970s these days; it seems to have been a time of energy, excitement and possibility. In newly free Spain, particularly, newfound notions of personal freedom were seen as exhilarating, intoxicating, and often scary. Just as in the opera itself, however, while some people embraced their freedoms, some resisted them, and others—tragically—were driven to acts of desperation and horror.

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Synopsis

Production Run Time Acts I and II: 90 Minutes Intermission: 25 Minutes Acts III and IV: 60 Minutes Total Time: Approximately 3 Hours

ACT I In Seville by a cigarette factory, soldiers comment on the townspeople. Among them is MicaĂŤla, a peasant girl, who asks for a corporal named Don JosĂŠ. Moralès, another corporal, tells her he will return with the changing of the guard. The relief guard, headed by Lieutenant Zuniga, soon arrives, and JosĂŠ learns from Moralès that MicaĂŤla has been looking for him. When the factory bell rings, the men of Seville gather to watch the female workers—especially their favorite, the Gypsy Carmen. She tells her admirers that love is free and obeys no rules. Only one man pays no CVVGPVKQP VQ JGT &QP ,QUĂ… %CTOGP VJTQYU C ĆƒQYGT CV JKO CPF VJG IKTNU IQ DCEM VQ YQTM ,QUĂ… RKEMU WR VJG ĆƒQYGT CPF JKFGU KV YJGP /KECÇNC TGVWTPU 5JG DTKPIU C NGVVGT HTQO ,QUĂ…oU OQVJGT YJQ lives in a village in the countryside. As he begins to read the letter, MicaĂŤla leaves. JosĂŠ is about VQ VJTQY CYC[ VJG ĆƒQYGT YJGP C Ć‚IJV GTWRVU KPUKFG VJG HCEVQT[ DGVYGGP %CTOGP CPF CPQVJGT girl. Zuniga sends JosĂŠ to retrieve the Gypsy. Carmen refuses to answer Zuniga’s questions, and JosĂŠ is ordered to take her to prison. Left alone with him, she entices JosĂŠ with suggestions of a rendezvous at Lillas Pastia’s tavern. Mesmerized, he agrees to let her get away. As they leave for prison, Carmen escapes. Don JosĂŠ is arrested.

ACT II Carmen and her friends Frasquita and MercĂŠdès entertain the guests at the tavern. Zuniga tells %CTOGP VJCV ,QUĂ… JCU LWUV DGGP TGNGCUGF 6JG DWNNĆ‚IJVGT 'UECOKNNQ GPVGTU DQCUVKPI CDQWV VJG RNGCUWTGU QH JKU RTQHGUUKQP CPF ĆƒKTVU YKVJ %CTOGP YJQ VGNNU JKO VJCV UJG KU KPXQNXGF YKVJ UQOGQPG else. After the tavern guests have left with Escamillo, the smugglers DancaĂŻro and Remendado explain their latest scheme to the women. Frasquita and MercĂŠdès are willing to help, but Carmen refuses because she is in love. The smugglers withdraw as JosĂŠ approaches. Carmen arouses his jealousy by telling him how she danced for Zuniga. She dances for him now, but when a bugle call is heard, he says he must return to the barracks. Carmen mocks him. To prove his love, JosĂŠ shows JGT VJG ĆƒQYGT UJG VJTGY CV JKO CPF EQPHGUUGU JQY KVU UEGPV OCFG JKO PQV NQUG JQRG FWTKPI VJG weeks in prison. She is unimpressed: if he really loved her, he would desert the army and join her in a life of freedom in the mountains. JosĂŠ refuses, and Carmen tells him to leave. Zuniga bursts in, CPF KP C LGCNQWU TCIG ,QUĂ… Ć‚IJVU JKO 6JG UOWIINGTU TGVWTP CPF FKUCTO <WPKIC ,QUĂ… PQY JCU PQ choice but to join them.

INTERMISSION 25 MINUTES ACT III Carmen and JosĂŠ quarrel in the smugglers’ mountain hideaway. She admits that her love is fading and advises him to return to live with his mother. When Frasquita and MercĂŠdès turn the cards to tell their fortunes, they foresee love and riches for themselves, but Carmen’s cards spell death—for her and for JosĂŠ. MicaĂŤla appears, frightened by the mountains and afraid to meet the woman who JCU VWTPGF ,QUĂ… KPVQ C ETKOKPCN 5JG JKFGU YJGP C UJQV TKPIU QWV ,QUĂ… JCU Ć‚TGF CV CP KPVTWFGT YJQ VWTPU QWV VQ DG 'UECOKNNQ *G VGNNU ,QUĂ… VJCV JG JCU EQOG VQ Ć‚PF %CTOGP CPF VJG VYQ OGP Ć‚IJV The smugglers separate them, and Escamillo invites everyone, Carmen in particular, to his next DWNNĆ‚IJV 9JGP JG JCU NGHV /KECÇNC GOGTIGU CPF DGIU ,QUĂ… VQ TGVWTP JQOG *G CITGGU YJGP JG learns that his mother is dying, but before he leaves he warns Carmen that they will meet again.

ACT IV $CEM KP 5GXKNNG VJG ETQYF EJGGTU VJG DWNNĆ‚IJVGTU QP VJGKT YC[ VQ VJG CTGPC %CTOGP CTTKXGU QP Escamillo’s arm, and Frasquita and MercĂŠdès warn her that JosĂŠ is nearby. Unafraid, she waits outside the entrance as the crowds enter the arena. JosĂŠ appears and begs Carmen to forget the past and start a new life with him. She calmly tells him that their affair is over: she was born free and free she will die. The crowd is heard cheering Escamillo. JosĂŠ keeps trying to win Carmen back. She takes off his ring and throws it at his feet before heading for the arena. JosĂŠ stabs her to death.

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Richard Buckley THE SARAH & ERNEST BUTLER ARTISTIC DIRECTOR PRINCIPAL CONDUCTOR

Renowned American conductor Richard Buckley celebrates his 14th season with Austin Opera. He has been heralded by critics across the world for his dynamic contributions and passionate conducting style in both the orchestral and operatic genres. His extraordinary career includes performing with Lyric Opera of Chicago, San Francisco Opera, LA Opera, Washington National Opera, New York City Opera, Santa Fe Opera, Seattle Opera, Opera Philadelphia, Canadian Opera Company, and OpÊra de MontrÊal. He has enjoyed return engagements at the Royal Opera House at Covent Garden, Deutsche Oper Berlin, OpÊra national de Paris, Hamburg Staatsoper, National Theatre of Mannheim, Teatro Colón, Royal Danish Opera, Royal Swedish Opera, Norwegian National Opera, De Nederlandse Opera, and many others. Buckley’s engaging interpretations have been heard YKVJ UQOG QH VJG YQTNFoU ƂPGUV QTEJGUVTCU KPENWFKPI VJG 0GY ;QTM 2JKNJCTOQPKE .QU #PIGNGU Philharmonic, Philadelphia Orchestra, Minnesota Orchestra, and the symphony orchestras of Chicago, St. Louis, Houston, Toronto, Utah, and Seattle. Maestro Buckley has toured with London’s Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, the BBC Symphony, and the Scottish Chamber Orchestra. He has had guest appearances with the Prague Symphony, Hong Kong Philharmonic, Rotterdam Philharmonic, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, the HallÊ Orchestra, Orchestre National de Lyon, Ulster Orchestra, Vancouver, Edmonton, and Calgary Philharmonic. Buckley has served as the Principal Guest Conductor of the Seattle Symphony, Music Director of the Oakland Symphony, and Principal Conductor of Opera Cleveland. As The Sarah & Ernest Butler Artistic Director and Principal Conductor of Austin Opera, he has brought national attention to this company by spearheading a city-wide Shostakovich Festival in 2006, bringing new works into the repertoire including Elektra and Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk and producing the American premiere of Philip Glass’s Waiting for the Barbarians. Most recently, he brought Kevin Puts and Mark Campbell’s The Manchurian Candidate to Austin in a production especially created for its performances here. Maestro Buckley is a strong supporter of new works. In addition to the above mentioned works, he premiered Bright Sheng’s The Song of Majnun, Stephen Paulus’s Woodlanders and The Woman at Otowi Crossing, and led the United States premiere of Aulis Sallinen’s The King Goes Forth to France. He conducted newly revised versions of Samuel Barber’s Antony and Cleopatra and Martin David Levy’s Mourning Becomes Electra as well as Ricky Ian Gordon’s The Grapes of Wrath.

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Cast & Creative Team Recent Austin Opera Appearances

Michael Cavanagh - Stage Director Hometown London, Ontario, Canada Recently Otello, Vancouver Opera | Of Mice and Men, Manitoba Opera | Elektra, Edmonton Opera Upcoming Aida, Royal Swedish Opera

2014 Tosca 2001 Faust

Cina Crisara - Chorus Master/Assistant Conductor Hometown Austin, Texas Recently Director of Music, St. John’s United Methodist Church | Conspirare Company of Voices Upcoming Ariadne auf Naxos, Austin Opera | La traviata, Austin Opera

Greg Easley - Choreographer Hometown Austin, Texas Recently The Daughter of the Regiment, Austin Opera | Aida, Austin Opera | Don Giovanni, Austin Opera Upcoming La traviata, Austin Opera

Austin Opera Debut

2017 The Daughter of the Regiment 2015 Aida

Norman Garrett - Escamillo Hometown Lubbock, Texas Recently Porgy and Bess, The Glimmerglass Festival | Carmen, Opera Columbus Upcoming Beethoven 9, Rouge Valley Symphony Sponsored by John & Marcy Melanson

Austin Opera Debut

Samantha Gossard - Mercédès Hometown Lima, Ohio Recently Le nozze di Figaro, Dead Man Walking, The Pirates of Penzance, Don Giovanni, Carmen, and Rusalka, Lyric Opera of Kansas City

Austin Opera Debut

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Cast & Creative Team Recent Austin Opera Appearances

Rebecca A. Herman - Assistant Stage Director Hometown Austin, Texas Recently Rigoletto, Michigan Opera Theatre | We Might Be Struck By Lightning, LOLA | Turandot, Des Moines Metro Opera Upcoming Ariadne auf Naxos, Austin Opera | La Clemenza di Tito, LOLA | La traviata, Austin Opera

2017 Madame $WVVGTĆƒ[ & The Daughter of the Regiment

Jessica Jahn - Costume Designer Hometown Brooklyn, New York Recently Norma, Canadian Opera Company | The Crucible, The Glimmerglass Festival Upcoming Moby-Dick, Utah Opera | West Side Story, Houston Grand Opera

Austin Opera Debut

Andrew Lovato - El DancaĂŻro, Spotlight Artist Hometown New York, New York Recently The Grapes of Wrath, Opera Theatre of Saint Louis | Ariadne auf Naxos, Minnesota Opera | Morning Star, Cincinnati Opera Upcoming Ariadne auf Naxos, Austin Opera | Morning Star, On Site Opera Sponsored by Eva & Marvin Womack

Nyle Matsuoka - Principal Coach & Pianist Hometown Austin, Texas Recently /CFCOG $WVVGTĆƒ[ 6JG &CWIJVGT QH VJG 4GIKOGPV and The Flying Dutchman, Austin Opera Upcoming #TKCFPG CWH 0CZQU and La traviata, Austin Opera

2016 The Manchurian Candidate & Of Mice and Men

2017 Madame $WVVGTĆƒ[ & The Daughter of the Regiment

JAX Messenger - Lighting Designer Hometown Erie, Pennsylvania Recently Dr. Atomic, Curtis Institute | The Wake World, Opera Philadelphia | The Mother of Us All, Hudson Hall Upcoming Dead Man Walking, Minnesota Opera | OrphĂŠe et Eurydice, Opera Columbus | The Demon, Bard SummerScape

Austin Opera Debut

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Recent Austin Opera Appearances

Heather Phillips - Micaëla Hometown Canton, Ohio Recently Carmina Burana, Boise Philharmonic | Falstaff, Arizona Opera | Cold Mountain, Opera Philadelphia Upcoming Messiah, Boise Philharmonic | Mentor, Art Smart Sponsored by John & Marcy Melanson

Austin Opera Debut

Erhard Rom - Scenic Designer Hometown Maplewood, New Jersey Recently Nixon in China, Royal Swedish Opera | Susannah, San Francisco Opera | Semele, Seattle Opera Upcoming Silent Night, The Glimmerglass Festival | Moby-Dick, Utah Opera

Austin Opera Debut

Sandra Piques Eddy - Carmen Hometown Boston, Massachusetts Recently Carmen, Seiji Ozawa Opera Project | Carmen, Portland Opera | Carmen, Michigan Opera Theatre Upcoming Dido and Aeneas, Florentine Opera | Falstaff, Opera Colorado | Orfeo ed Euridice, Portland Opera Sponsored by Polly & Steve Barbaro

2010 L’Italiana in Algeri 2008 La Cenerentola

Brent Reilly Turner - El Remendado Hometown New York, New York Recently Carmen, Heartbeat Opera | Silent Night, Atlanta Opera | Fidelio, New Amsterdam Opera Upcoming Tragedy of Carmen, Opera Birmingham | Debut with Arizona Opera

2016 Of Mice and Men

Chad Shelton - Don José Hometown Orange, Texas Recently Nixon in China, Houston Grand Opera | Otello, Metropolitan Opera | Der Vampyr, Grand Théâtre de Genève Upcoming Elektra, Houston Grand Opera | Norma, Houston Grand Opera | Carmen, Seiji Ozawa Opera Project Sponsored by Andrew & Mary Ann Heller

2012 Lucia di Lammermoor 2010 La traviata

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Cast & Creative Team Austin Siebert - Moralès Hometown Austin, Texas Recently Gianni Schicchi, Merola Opera Program | The Medium, Merola Opera Program | /CFCOG $WVVGTƃ[, Austin Opera Upcoming Ariadne auf Naxos, Austin Opera

2017 Madame $WVVGTƃ[ & The Daughter of the Regiment

Julia Taylor - Frasquita Hometown Austin, Texas Recently &KG <CWDGTƃÒVG, Butler Opera Center | La femme bohème, LOLA | Of Mice and Men, Austin Opera Upcoming Knoxville: Summer of 1915, University of Texas University Orchestra Sponsored by Jane S. Parker

2016 Of Mice and Men

Christian Zaremba - Zuniga Hometown Rutherford, New Jersey Recently Rigoletto, Michigan Opera Theatre | La bohème, Portland Opera | La bohème, Opera Omaha | 6JG &KHƂEWNV[ QH Crossing a Field and The Little Match Girl Passion, Portland Opera Upcoming Tosca, Metropolitan Opera

Austin Opera Debut

Chorus SOPRANO Carol Brown Maureen Broy Papovich Jeanette Franz Veronica Gonzalez Kathryn Grumley Natalie Joy Howard Abigail Berry Jackson Alyssa Muir Jenny Ohrstrom Myrna Peralez Kimberly M. Sandoval Rachel Silvers Jamieson Taylor Karina Valle Julia Watkins-Davis Isabel Alin Matthew Bechtel Keean Dailey Lauren Dryer

MEZZO Patricia Combs Lexie DeAnda Trejo Layla Edwards Cheryl Elizabeth Kaderli Maeli Mesilemit Rosa Mondragon Harris Julie Silva Sarah Steele Jasmine Williams Veronica Williams

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CHILDREN’S CHORUS Tommy Evans Arjun Mayekar Samantha Ireland Sophie McDuffee Leah Jenkins Maddie McKenzie Natalie Klaas Sarah Menefee

BASS/BARITONE Brendan J. Boyle Sergio Gaona Raùl Facundo Goméz Robert LeBas Ev Lunning, Jr. Stephen Maus Jeff W. Phillips Robert L. Schneider Robert Veihman Andrew Ward

Sarah Muyshondt Kadence Scott Spencer Steppe Nina Velacheri

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Orchestra Richard Buckley The Sarah & Ernest Butler Artistic Director Principal Conductor VIOLIN I Joseph D. Smith, Concertmaster Eugene Gratovich, Associate Concertmaster Vincent Frittelli, Concertmaster Emeritus Bruce Colson Ashley Cooper Audrey Lee Christabel Lin Andrew Green* Leigh Wallenhaupt* Elisa Winters* VIOLIN II Esther Sanders, Principal Elizabeth Douthit, Acting Assistant Principal Risa Ando Georgeann Dubell-Shockley Leigh Mahoney Sha Zhu Steve Merson* Megan Zapfe* VIOLA Ames Asbell, Principal Daniel Gee, Assistant Principal Sara Driver Vincent Marks Mary Powers Tim Washecka CELLO Douglas Harvey, Principal Muriel B. Sanders, Assistant Principal Colin Ferguson Sara Nelson Dr. Shawn Sanders BASS David Dawson, Principal Christopher R. Flores, Acting Assistant Principal Jonathan Rouse Andrew Potter* FLUTE Adah Toland Jones, Principal Beverly Frittelli, Assistant Principal PICCOLO Beverly Frittelli Adah Toland Jones

OBOE Ian Bruce Davidson, Principal Julianne Skones, Assistant Principal ENGLISH HORN Julianne Skones CLARINET Vanguel Tangarov, Principal Valerie Bugh, Assistant Principal BASSOON William D. Lewis, Principal Daniel Chrisman, Assistant Principal HORN Thomas Hale, Principal Jill Smith Rodriguez, Assistant Principal Margaret Ayer Ed Tschoepe* TRUMPET Robert Cannon, Principal Tim Shaffer TROMBONE Brenda Sansig Salas, Principal Owen Homayoun, Assistant Principal Philip Arno TIMPANI Hsueh-Yung Shen, Principal PERCUSSION Genaro Gonzalez, Principal Tony Edwards, Assistant Principal Richard Berkley* HARP Carly Nelson, Acting Principal* ORCHESTRA MANAGER Beverly Frittelli ORCHESTRA ASSISTANT Adam “Flash” Graves LIBRARIAN William D. Lewis

* Extra Musician

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Opera Staff ANNIE BURRIDGE RICHARD BUCKLEY

ADMINISTRATION Nathan DePoint Director of Operations Holton Johnson Technology and Database Administrator AUDIENCE EXPERIENCE Michael Solomon Director of Audience Experience DEVELOPMENT Jennifer Dubin %JKGH &GXGNQROGPV 1HƂEGT Angela M. Bonnici Director of Individual Giving Sharon Sparlin Annual Fund Manager EDUCATION Debra Erck Director of Education FINANCE Eva Kuhlman Director of Finance MARKETING Melysa Rogen Director of Marketing and Communications Dianne van Hulle Patron Services Manager

GENERAL DIRECTOR & CEO THE SARAH & ERNEST BUTLER ARTISTIC DIRECTOR PRINCIPAL CONDUCTOR STAFF FOR CARMEN Doug Gessaman Shane Smith Master Carpenters

Kathy Lang Wardrobe Supervisor

Patrick Crowley Matt Mason Richard Nance Assistant Carpenters

Trinka Withers Lead Dresser

Glenn Dunn Master Flyman Larry Jameson Assistant Flyman Jeff Ellinger Master Electrician

Joe Adams Assistant Wardrobe Supervisor

Wendy Sanders Wig & Makeup Assistant Karl Hesser Supertitles Translator David Grant Supertitles Coordinator

Ryan Gallagher Assistant Master Electrician

Michael Redondo Alexandra van Niman Assistant Stage Managers

Jessica Dunbar Light Board Operator

Andrea C. Snouffer Children’s Chorus Master

CJ Swinburn Jon Vickers Spotlight Operators

Scarlett Black Roland Cano Daniel Jackson Bill Macke Chris Morrow Reagan Redfern Ryan Redfern Supernumeraries

Rachel Magee Property Master Kirk Grander G. Austin Wenning Assistant Property Masters

In Loving Memory The Austin Opera family is deeply saddened by the recent loss of stagehand, Douglas Kelly. May our dear friend rest peacefully.

Laura Carrisosa Communications Associate PRODUCTION Vincent E. Herod Technical Director Rebecca J. Graham-Forbis Production Coordinator

Austin Opera Stage Employees are represented by IATSE LOCAL 205

Cina Crisara Chorus Master & Assistant Conductor Nyle Matsuoka Principal Coach & Pianist Beverly Frittelli Orchestra Manager

Austin Opera is a member of OPERA America, Inc. Special thanks to Dr. David N. Tobey, Jr. for his services as company physician.

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Board of Trustees Elisabeth Juen Waltz BOARD CHAIR

Stephen S. Jeffrey BOARD PRESIDENT

Jeff Kodosky CHAIR-ELECT

Ann Laubach VICE PRESIDENT DEVELOPMENT

Wendi Kushner PAST CHAIR

Tina Barrett, Ph. D. VICE PRESIDENT EDUCATION

Jon Nash PAST PRESIDENT

Curby Conoley VICE PRESIDENT COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

James D. Green, Jr. BOARD SECRETARY

Connee B. Sullivan VICE PRESIDENT FINANCE & AUDIT

Michael S. Metteauer LEGAL COUNSEL

Rob Hagelberg VICE PRESIDENT TRUSTEES

Eva Womack VICE PRESIDENT ADVOCACY

Kevin A. Kaylakie VICE PRESIDENT SPECIAL FUNDS ENDOWMENT BOARD CHAIR

TRUSTEES Polly Barbaro Mary Ellen Borgelt Paula Damore Dean A. Dresser Dennis J. Eakin Michael Erspamer Cornelia Foster Wood Jerry Gatlin Laura Gutiérrez-Witt Colleen Halbrook Andrew Heller

David Jabour Jeff Kodosky William W. Krumpack Carol Logan Carlos Lowenberg, Jr. Adriel Meditz Marcy Melanson Jane S. Parker Graydon Parrish Brian H. Powell Jeffrey Rabkin

Kenneth W. Smith Jay B. Stewart Susanne Tetzlaff David N. Tobey Jr., M.D. Steven Tyler Joni K. Wallace, D.D.S. Stephen R. Watson Jim Whorton Sandra Wilkie

EMERITUS TRUSTEES Frederick S. Addy Ada Anderson Sandy Ball Suzannah Cox Barnebey Philip W. Barnes Helen Baxter Amelia Bullock Paul Burns, M.D. Tana Christie

Nell Dale, Ph. D. Harvey Evans, D.D.S. Doyle M. Fellers David Harrington Lloyd Lochridge Susan Lubin Robert Mettlen, Ph.D. Ambassador Lyndon Olson, Jr. William B. Paddock

H. Robert Powell Gay Ratliff Harriet Rutland Katharine Shields Suzanne Shore R. Clint Smith Philip Spertus Connie Webb Catherine Wildermuth, Ph. D.

ADVISORY TRUSTEES Ray Benson Thomas B. Martin William B. Mitchell Andrew Schwartz

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SHARE THE EXCITEMENT & JOIN THE AUSTIN OPERA FAMILY! As an Austin Opera Guild member you will make new friends, learn more about opera and our productions to enhance your opera experience, and help Austin Opera thrive and grow! We host three free parties and three free educational events for our annual membership. Our events take place in private homes, opera venues, restaurants, and more! HERE’S JUST A SAMPLE OF THE GUILD’S VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES: • Meet and volunteer with new friends who share your love of opera. • Learn about opera music, the librettos, history, fun factoids, and behindthe-scenes stories about the artists, composers, maestros, sets, and more. • Get the inside track about Austin Opera productions from the directors and cast. • Serve as an ambassador in the community for Austin Opera. • Enhance your opera experience at educational and social events. • Support Austin Opera, and help it prosper! For more information or to join Austin Opera Guild, go to AUSTINOPERA.ORG/GUILD. GUILD BOARD OF DIRECTORS Marcy Melanson

Susan Gatlin

PRESIDENT

SECRETARY

Rosy Moore

Gretchen Woellner

PRESIDENT-ELECT

TREASURER

Lissa Anderson

Barry Woltag

PAST PRESIDENT

PARLIAMENTARIAN

Ida Jeppesen COMMUNICATION CHAIR

Evelyn Meditz Steven Tyler GUILD ENRICHMENT CO-CHAIRS

Tina Barrett, Ph.D. Cathy Collins Paula Kothmann-Preston Madeline Nash Judy Shipway Bill Wallace MEMBERSHIP CO-CHAIRS

Larry Bjorkman Stacy Brunson

Lissa Anderson Marcia Toprac

SUPPORT SERVICES CO-CHAIRS

THE JEANETTE NASSOUR OPENING NIGHT DINNER CO-CHAIRS

Lorie Imken Mack Lindsey VOLUNTEER COORDINATION CO-CHAIRS

Rose Betty Williams

Paula Damore Diana Ferguson

Polly Barbaro Curby Conoley Craig Kuglen Katharine Shields Jo Carol Snowden Cindy Stone Brenda Wendel

EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT CO-CHAIRS

Marilyn Davis Carol Logan WINE DINNER CO-CHAIRS

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ADVISORS AT LARGE

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Jeanette & Ferris Nassour—A Lasting Legacy Jeanette and Ferris Nassour were devoted to making Austin a more vibrant city through their support of the arts. As long-time Austin residents and founding members of Austin Lyric Opera, the Nassours were generous supporters, sponsoring many productions over the years and devoting their time and talents as members of the Austin Opera Guild. One of Jeanette’s greatest talents was her exceptional eye for beautiful things—making her the perfect party planner and hostess. Over the years, with her dearest friend Ellen King, she served as Co-VP of Special Events for the Guild, co-chairing Season Opening Night Dinners, the Opera Ball, and the Divas, Dinners & Diversions series. She also participated in Annual Fund phone-a-thons and Guild membership drives, and she served on the President’s Council committee, helping to grow this important group of opera supporters. Ferris, in his kind and gentle way, was always by her side, lending support and encouragement. “Jeanette and Ferris always greeted me with warmth, a smile, and laughter. It was impossible not to feel embraced by their generosity of spirit,” says Richard Buckley, Principal Conductor and The Sarah & Ernest Butler Artistic Director. Jeanette and Ferris Nassour’s support during their lifetime helped make Austin Opera the successful company it is today. Austin Opera is extremely humbled that the Nassours chose to leave the company they loved a lasting legacy through an incredible estate gift of more than $1.7 million, the largest contribution ever received by the company. “This profound act of generosity will enable Austin Opera to fund innovation and expansion in our programming scope over the next several seasons to engage with Austinites in entirely new ways,” says Annie Burridge, General Director & CEO of Austin Opera. It is Austin Opera’s privilege to dedicate the 2017-2018 Season to Jeanette and Ferris Nassour, and to permanently name the pre-opera dinners The Jeanette Nassour Opening Night Dinner Series.

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Leadership Giving THANK YOU FOR HELPING US HIT THE HIGH NOTES! The Board of Trustees, artists, and staff of Austin Opera gratefully acknowledge the Premier Circle donors, whose generous annual contributions provide the necessary support for Austin Opera’s continued artistic excellence. GRAND UNDERWRITER’S CIRCLE $100,000+ Austin Opera Guild UNDERWRITER’S CIRCLE $75,000 TO $99,999 Elisabeth Juen Waltz + ‡, Steffen Waltz + ‡ and Robert W. Garrett + Eva & Marvin Womack + PRODUCER’S CIRCLE $50,000 TO $74,999 David Booth John & Marcy Melanson + OPERA America FOUNDER’S CIRCLE $25,000 TO $49,999 Polly & Steve Barbaro + Mike & Patty Erspamer + ‡ Andrew & Mary Ann Heller + Jeff & Gail Kodosky + Lowenberg Group, Carlos & Marianna Lowenberg + Neil & Nancy Schaffel and Murar Foundation, Inc. + DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE $15,000 TO $24,999 Toni & Paul Burns* Patrick & Judy Cantilo Dr. & Mrs. Stuart Damore + Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Eakin Wendi & Brian Kushner + ‡ Stephen & Ann Laubach + ‡ Jane S. Parker* + Whorton Insurance Services, Mr. & Mrs. Jim Whorton + CONDUCTOR’S CIRCLE $10,000 TO $14,999 Paul and Clara Bancroft + Tina & Michael Barrett + Amelia Bullock & Bill Krumpack + Sarah & Ernest Butler Laura Gutiérrez-Witt + Mr. & Mrs. William B. Mitchell Jon & Madeline Nash + Mr. & Mrs. Brian H. Powell + Martha P. Rochelle * Founding Donors of Austin Opera Peter Schram* + Includes special gifts in support of Artistic Excellence Connee & Kent Sullivan + ‡ ‡ Members of the Maestro Society support Austin Cornelia & John Wood + Opera’s Artistic Planning Cycle with Multi-Year Pledges

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Patron Program Austin Opera is proud to acknowledge the individuals and foundations that generously support our productions & education programs. We extend our deepest gratitude to members of the Sponsor’s Circle, Chairman’s Forum & President’s Council who provide essential support for our productions. SPONSOR’S CIRCLE $5,000 TO $9,999 Anonymous Maureen Alexander, MD + Applied Materials Foundation Ronny & Valerie Armstrong + Sandy Ball + Laurence Bjorkman + ‡ Frances E. Blank Mary Ellen & Roger Borgelt + Thom Brooks Joe & Tana Christie Jerry Claiborne & Bonnie Glass Gail Commagere Curby Conoley + Melanie DeMayo Debra & Dean Dresser + Mr. & Mrs. John English Marilyn T. Gaddis, Ph.D. & George C. Carruthers + Dr. William David George Rob & Meri Hagelberg + Mr. & Mrs. James G. Halbrook, Jr. + Karen Hansen Mari & Dudley Houghton Stephen & Lauren Jeffrey + Kevin Kaylakie + King Family, In Memory of Alfred & Ellen King* Carol Angela Logan + Julia M. Marsden Mr. & Mrs. Michael Metteauer + Ambassador & Mrs. Lyndon L. Olson, Jr.* Pak Mail Davenport Village, Jerry & Susan Gatlin + Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Parker Graydon Parrish + Jeff Rabkin + Fran & George Ramsey Charitable Fund* Jonathan Sessler Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Shields + Jayanth Shreedhara + Ken & Paula Smith Philip & Sylvia Spertus + Jay & Sherrie Stewart + Dr. Eric Tiblier & Susanne Tetzlaff Dr. David N. Tobey, Jr. & Dr. Michelle Berger* + Steven Tyler Sandra & Walter Wilkie + Sandra & Alan Williams Cynthia Wilson

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Patron Program CHAIRMAN’S FORUM $3,500 TO $4,999 Jeanette & Ernest Auerbach + ‡ Sheila & Dan Beckett Richard Boner & Susan Pryor* + Martha A. Boyd Sabrina Brown & Sam Taylor Richard Buckley & Molly Anderson Pierre & Nancy Bulhon Annie Burridge & Paul Richichi Marilyn Davis + Dr. William Deaton & Mrs. Cecilia Neuhaus Deaton + Kenneth W. Egan Gail A. Findlay Mr. & Mrs. Justin Garrett Michael Garza & Roger Kahlbau Elena & Everardo Goyanes Jim & Jo Green* + Scott & Cathy Harris Richard Hartgrove & Gary Cooper The Hebel Family Karl Henion Col. Harry Jaffers George & Nicole Jeffords Bryce M. Johnson Drs. Kenneth & JoAnn Hunter Johnson

Mr. & Mrs. Loren F. Kahle, Jr.* & The Kahle Foundation, Inc. Charles & Alicean Kalteyer* + Steve Kuhn Mack & Margery Lindsey* Diane Lipsitz Arnold R. Mozisek, Jr. Margaret Murray-Miller & Carl Caricari Drs. Rodney & Cathy Nairn Beverly & Gary Newsom The Pacey Family Foundation Debbie & Jim Parish Craig & Cynthia Pence Wanda A. Reynolds + Dr. Simone Scumpia & Dr. Ion Ratiu Dr. David W. Sloan Drs. Sharon & David Sneed Mary Jane Steele Cindy & Gerald Stone* Bruce Stuckman, Ph.D. Dr. Mark Sweeney Eileen Vanderlee Dr. Joni K. Wallace Stephanie & Bill Whitehurst* David & Catherine Wildermuth*

SAVE THE DATE Premier Giving Travel Program Austin Opera invites you on an exclusive journey to The Glimmerglass Festival! August 22-27, 2018

Enjoy performances of Bernstein’s West Side Story ,CP½êGMoU The Cunning Little Vixen, Rossini’s The Barber of Seville, and the Pulitzer Prize-winning opera by composer Kevin Puts and librettist Mark Campbell, Silent Night, the same creative team as The Manchurian Candidate! Austin Opera’s travel program is available to members of the Premier Giving RTQITCOU CPPWCN FQPQTU QH CPF VJGKT IWGUVU 3WGUVKQPU! 2NGCUG EQPVCEV ,GPPKHGT &WDKP CV

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PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL $2,000 TO $3,499 Anonymous Karen Artzt + Charles Baggett Bonnie Bain, in Memory of Ann McKain Mr. & Mrs. Larry Barnebey* Robert & Charisse Bodish Mary C. Bohls Suzanne Breitbach Marvin Brittman Keith & Sheryl Brown + Dr. & Mrs. G.G. Cloyd Dr. & Mrs. Hugh Collins Jill A. Davis Mrs. Ronald K. DeFord* Ray Donley Peter G. Dorson Claude & Susan Ducloux Angela & Steven Eisert Zeina El-Azzi & Kenneth Loyde + Don Elledge Chris Elms & Carol Williams Martha & Cliff Ernst Dr. Harvey Evans & Gloria Evans* + Joe & Carol Fisher Bill Gaston, Inc. Dianne Smith Goggan Foundation Marion & Joe Haas Joe S. Ham & Florence S. Ham Charitable Trust E. Stephen & Joyce Hunt Dana & Dennis Jakubowicz Ida Jeppesen & Ken Zink Evonne Jones Mark W. Kernan Mary Kevorkian Mr. & Mrs. Robert Laibovitz William Lanagan Mike Don Miguel Le Burkien Fitzhugh & Margo Lee Karen & Paul Leeke

Eric Leibrock Melanie Lewis + M&H Machining, Inc. and Diane & Hudson Ingram Ren & Flo MacNary Anthony & Andrea Makridis Amy McCaffrey Jacqueline Towns McCall Dr. & Mrs. John McFarlane* Colonel & Mrs. Andrew J. McVeigh, III Nancy & Roger Mitchell Karen Neeley Cathy & Don Neville Gai & Gerry Newkirk Eva & Ray Orbach Mr. & Mrs. William Paddock* Jenny Peterman* Joanne Ravel* Emily Rhea Alyce & Terry Richardson Mrs. Edward Rishebarger Amalia Rodriguez-Mendoza + Mike & Delia Russell Robert G. Rutishauser* Harriet I. Rutland* Yigal & Lily Saad + Edward Z. Safady Dean & Nell Dale Sanders + Max & Gene Sherman Kristi & Blake Stanford Dr. Laura Starks Michelle Strawn Judith Streett & Douglas Gullickson Dr. & Mrs. Paul E. Stubbs Marcia & Anthony Toprac Peggy & Don Ugent + James Valdes Rose Betty & Allan Williams Janice L. Wilson Custis Wright * Hilary Young

* Founding Donors of Austin Opera + Includes special gifts in support of Artistic Excellence ‡ Members of the Maestro Society support Austin

Opera’s Artistic Planning Cycle with Multi-Year Pledges

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Partner Program Austin Opera is pleased to acknowledge the generosity of these donors who help us bring thrilling performances and innovative programs to the stage and our community. BENEFACTOR $1,000 TO $1,999 A Friend* Dr. & Mrs. Richard R. Anderson Dana Blanton Aimee & Aaron Borders Mr. Ken Corby & Mrs. Candice Hunter Corby Douglas Bower & Bonny Gardner, Ph.D.

Manuela Gutt Robert L. Hardgrave Ms. A. K. Harrison Mr. & Mrs. Halford Haskell James M. Hicks, M.D. & Julie A. Nelson Ms. Sue Ann Hoke Mr. Doug Jones

Rex & Roberta Ling Sam R. Perry Ms. Marcia Raff Mr. Todd Sloan

GUARANTOR $750 TO $999 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Flanagan Gerald Gilligan Floylee Hemphill Goldberger

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Harris Linda & Leonard Leff Nancy L. Skelsey

Ms. Mary E. Walker Polly & Jay Westbrook

SUSTAINER $500 TO $749 Tom & Nan Anson* Reed & Heather Arnos Mr. Kenneth Ashworth Becky Beaver Mr. Phillip Cochran Wilhelmina & Exalton Delco Jennifer & Eric Dubin David & Evie Feltoon Margaret Furse Wendy Logan George Mrs. Georgia Henrich

Bob & Judy Belle Horick Dr. & Mrs. Craig Kuglen Mr. & Mrs. Luis Lidsky Ms. Lila Luce Dr. & Mrs. William E. McCaleb* Prof. A. P. D. Mourelatos* Warren & Carol Nogle Kelly Simmons & Cricket Rose John C. & Jacqueline Schmidt Mr. Jeffrey Serra

John Stephen Skaggs Ms. Jo Carol Snowden Stephen & Dale Sonnenberg Jean C. St. Clair Boyd & Kitty Taylor Leslie Thomas Calan Thurow Richard & Sherry Wilkison David & Leslie Wolff Ms. Marilyn Zwicker

Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy; however, if we have not listed you correctly, please call Sharon Sparlin, Annual Fund Manager, at 512-610-7689. List as of October 20, 2017

* Founding Donors of Austin Opera

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CONTRIBUTOR $250 TO $499 Anonymous Jesus Alcantar Thomas J. Ashbaugh Mr. Phillip Auth Sam & Carol Barclay John & Heather Beliveau Daniela Bini Mr. Lance W. Cameron Evan & Janis Carton K.C. Cerny & Karen Kerkering Christopher Colvin & Behice Kutay Mr. Scott Cunningham Ms. Ruth Dyar Mr. Thomas H. Edwards Becky & Jim Engle Jill B. Fatzer Ms. Diana Ferguson Dr. Sergey Fomel Michael & Barbara Gentry Mr. Scott Gill Ms. Suzanne Gonzalez Ms. Aubrey Groves Kathy A. Guajardo Nathan & Lisa Hess John Hrncir

Mr. Todd J. Jermstad Ms Jacqueline Johnson Ken & Cathy Jones Joanne B. Jones Mr. Ross Jones Orion & Jan Knox Roy & Amanda Leatherberry Mr. Clemens Sialm & Mrs. Wei Li Marilyn Lindgren Georgia Lochridge Annette S. Lucksinger Teresa Lyson MD & Krys Lyson MD Linda Masters Sharon R. Mitchell Ms. Laurie Modrey Doris & Jim Mohler Mr. R. Kent Morrison, Jr. Susan & Michael Mullan Mr. Clint Nesmith Tryna Thompson & Tim Newman Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Niemiec Cmdr. James F. O’Leary Pete & Betty Paul

Ms. Sarah Pavitt Dr. & Mrs. F. Michael Pestorius Dr. & Mrs. F. Ellsworth Peterson Dewayne Phillips Drs. Linda G. & James A. Prentice Wayne & Marlette Rebhorn Joanne & Hamilton Richards Peter Rieck Ms. Nancy Scanlan David & Susan Sheppard Mrs. Tacy Draper Slade Vicky Spradling Jeanette & Brad Sprague Mrs. Jeannie Strange John C. R. Taylor III & Peter Flagg Maxson William K. Wallace Louise & Steven Weinberg Anne & George Welder Ms. Mary Pearl Williams Barbara & Hendy Williamson Paul & Lucia Woodruff Mr. & Mrs. Joe A. Young

DONOR $150 TO $249 Mr. Martin Aleman Mrs. Betty R. Barnes Mr. & Mrs. Drew Beckley Mechthild Bernhard Dorothy Brown Ms. Susan Campbell Mr. Frank Cardenas Scott & Cheryl Christians Jack & Susan Clagett Debbie Volker & Doris Coward Bunny & Don Davis William Ken Davis Judy & Thomas DeWitt Rev. James L. Empereur Ms. Sheila Fitlin Mr. Perry Fleckman Lino & Carolyn Graglia Patricia & James Hadden Ms. Carolyn Trigg & Mr. Joe Haggard Lt. Col. & Mrs. Russel Hain Mr. John Halliday Frances & Daniel Hamermesh

Ms. Ann Marie Harrison Bill & Betsy Harrod Aarne Hartikka Karen A. Haschke Mrs. Allen C. Hocker Loretta L. Hughes Sara Jarvis Jones Jack & Juanita Josel Mr. & Mrs. Bruce E. Joseph Mr. George Kotrady Mr. & Mrs. Chong S. Lee Dr. Donna Livingston Mr. Peter Lohman & Ms. Sondra Lomax Mr. Noah A. Longley Daniel Robertson & Maggi Miller Gail Minault Mr. Matthew Moscatelli Ms. Jennifer Moser Mrs. W. J. Murnane Mr. George Murray Mr. Phillip Muth

Lisa Pallmeyer Ms. Mary Parse Mr. & Mrs. Billy P. Pendergrass Ms. Ada G. Pewitt David N. Pollack Drs. Paul & Virginia Resta Susan & Bryan Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Peter Roll Robert & Sondra Ryan John Sharp Mr. Sandra P. Sigman Kent & Peggy Stewart Frederick W. Sultan IV & Donald S. Meek Renee & Eugene Sutton Ms. Vanessa Verzandvoort Ms. Gwen Vu Mr. Michael Walters Mrs. Carol Wood

FRIEND UP TO $149 A special thank you to the nearly 400 Central Texas households who have made a gift to Austin Opera at the Friend level.

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Endowment Fund We are especially honored to be able to recognize those members of the Austin Opera family who have made a special commitment to the Endowment Fund, in addition to their annual patronage, to ensure that Austin Opera continues to bring the joy of great opera to future generations of audiences. $1,000,000 OR MORE The Marilyn Addy Endowment for Artist Excellence Mr. & Mrs. Frederick S. Addy The Sarah and Ernest Butler Artistic Director Dr. & Mrs. Ernest C. Butler The Kodosky Family Endowment for Artistic Excellence Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey L. Kodosky $150,000 OR MORE Chair of the Concertmaster & Performing Young Artists Mr. & Mrs. Brian Kushner $100,000 OR MORE Austin Opera General Endowment Fund Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Martin $50,000 OR MORE Austin Opera General Endowment Fund Gordon & Loretta Dancer & Family Estate of Aneta S. Mitchell Estate of Mary Perry Taylor

Wesley Tobey Memorial Fund for the Chorus Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey L. Kodosky

Austin Opera General Endowment Fund honoring LA NOCHE DE OPERA Curby Conoley $25,000 OR MORE Austin Opera General Endowment Fund Wesley Tobey Memorial Fund for the Chorus Amelia Bullock & Bill Krumpack David N. Tobey Jr., M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen L. Davis Alfred & Ellen King Society Mr. & Mrs. William B. Mitchell Estate of Edythe Rose Schmidt Kruger Estate of Willa Stewart Setseck In Memory of Helen G. Smith, Richard Tucker & Aaron Kruger $10,000 OR MORE Austin Opera General Endowment Fund Jo A. & Billie Jo Graves Family Foundation Van & Jeanne Hoisington William Henry Kirchner, III Mr. & Mrs. Howard W. Parker Brenda & Larry Smith

Wesley Tobey Memorial Fund for the Chorus James C. Armstrong Jo Anne Martin Christian Memorial Fund Friends of Jo Anne Christian

UP TO $10,000 Austin Opera General Endowment Fund Alfred & Ellen King Dr. & Mrs. Craig Lubin Peter Schram Estate of Charlotte Schumacher To learn more about supporting Austin Opera’s Endowment, please call Jennifer Dubin, %JKGH &GXGNQROGPV 1HƂEGT CV

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Bravo Society THE BRAVO SOCIETY honors the many friends who have helped provide for our future by remembering Austin Opera in their estate plans. Planned gifts help ensure the continuance of great music on the stage for generations to come. If you have already included Austin Opera in your plans, please let us know so that we may thank you and invite you to become a member of this special group. We take this opportunity to thank and recognize the members of the Bravo Society: Mr. & Mrs. Frederick S. Addy Andrea & Jack Angelo Jeanette & Ernest Auerbach Suzannah Cox Barnebey Dr. Bill Crouch* Dr. Harvey Evans & Gloria Evans Eve Everett Fish* Drs. Dee & Ben*Fruchter Anne N. Gibbs* Jeanette M. Goodfriend Andrew & Mary Ann Heller Ellen & Alfred King* William Henry Kirchner, III* Edythe Rose Schmidt Kruger* Eva Kuhlman Mike Don Miguel Le Burkien Aneta S. Mitchell* Olly & Bob Modersohn Mrs. W. A. Morrison Arnold R. (Andy) Mozisek, Jr. Jeanette & Ferris Nassour* Joanne Ravel Carol & Charles Reynolds Frances & George Ricker Peter Schram, Jr. Charlotte E. Schumacher* Willa Stewart Setseck* Sylvia & Philip Spertus Sally Strawn Rudd* Mary Perry Taylor* Reeta Wadzeck John Whisenhunt* David & Catherine Wildermuth Ruth Gracy Wise Raymond D. Woods*

*deceased For more information about how you can support Austin Opera through a planned gift, please EQPVCEV ,GPPKHGT &WDKP %JKGH &GXGNQROGPV 1HĆ‚EGT CV

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Memorial & Honorarium IN MEMORY OF JAMES C. ARMSTRONG Becky Beaver & John Duncan Amelia Bullock & Bill Krumpack Jim & Jo Green Cindy & Gerald Stone IN MEMORY OF FLOANN H. “ANNA” DERDEYN Bruce & Cindy Joseph IN MEMORY OF STEPHEN ANDREW JOHN HELLER Amelia Bullock & Bill Krumpack IN MEMORY OF JANE KAROTKIN Cindy & Gerald Stone IN MEMORY OF WAYNE KEARL Aniello J. Callari IN MEMORY OF JEANETTE & FERRIS NASSOUR Cindy & Gerald Stone IN MEMORY OF LARRY STEINMAN Amelia Bullock & Bill Krumpack IN MEMORY OF EVELYN COUCH TAYLOR Amelia Bullock & Bill Krumpack IN MEMORY OF HARRY EMIL ULLMANN Peter Schram Cindy & Gerald Stone IN MEMORY OF LINDY BULLOCK WARD Curby Conoley IN HONOR OF NATHAN DEPOINT Colleen Halbrook WITH GRATITUDE TO ANN LAUBACH Connee & Kent Sullivan IN HONOR OF SUZANNE & JOHN SHORE’S 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. & Mrs. John Joseph IN HONOR OF ELISABETH JUEN WALTZ Arnold R. (Andy) Mozisek, Jr. Gifts received from April 7, 2017 to October 20, 2017 Honorariums and memorial contributions are a meaningful way to mark an important occasion, or commemorate the passing of someone to whom Austin Opera was an important part of their lives. If you would like to make a gift, which will be recognized in our upcoming program, please call Angie Bonnici at 512-610-7668. You will receive an acknowledgement of your gift, and the recipient, or recipient’s family will receive notice of your thoughtful remembrance.

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Spotlight Artist Andrew Lovato, baritone Austin Opera is thrilled to launch the Spotlight Artist Program during the 2017-2018 Season! The Opera is committed to identifying some of VJG ƂGNFoU ƂPGUV UKPIGTU GCTN[ KP their careers and providing them with performance and learning opportunities alongside established stars. Baritone Andrew Lovato has been chosen as the inaugural Spotlight Artist, earning the opportunity to perform a role in each of the core operas during the season. He will also be featured in community and education programs throughout the season and will receive one-on-one coachings with the Sarah and Ernest Butler Artistic Director, Richard Buckley, and Principal Coach, Nyle Matsuoka. Andrew will perform the roles of El Dancaïro in Carmen, Harlekin in Ariadne auf Naxos, and Marchese d’Obigny in La traviata with Austin Opera during the 2017-2018 Season. The 2017-2018 Spotlight Artist is underwritten by Eva & Marvin Womack. For more information on how you can support tomorrow's biggest opera stars, please contact ,GPPKHGT &WDKP %JGKH &GXGNQROGPV 1HƂEGT CV QT LFWDKP"CWUVKPQRGTC QTI

Ariadne auf Naxos by Richard Strauss January 27, 2018 7:30 P.M. February 1, 2018 7:30 P.M. February 4, 2018 2:30 P.M. Ariadne comes to Texas! Come see this playful and passionate tale, complete with vocal pyrotechnics and boy band-inspired choreography. Set in a Central Texas barn, opera and pop culture collide to bring hijinks and hilarity to Austin Opera!

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PETER BAY, music director DISNEY FANTASIA: LIVE IN CONCERT Friday, October 20, 2017 Michael & Susan Dell Hall, 8:00 p.m.

OCTOBER POPS

Disney shares one of its crown jewels of feature animation with a live orchestra concert accompanying scenes from Walt Disney’s original FANTASIA (1940) and Disney FANTASIA 2000, highlighting a selection of the magnificent repertoire from both films, including Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker Suite. Other iconic moments from Disney’s stunning footage, such as Mickey Mouse as he dabbles in magic in Dukas’ The Sorcerer’s Apprentice and the mythical unicorns and winged horses that accompany Beethoven’s Pastoral Symphony, will also be shown in high definition on the big screen. This is one you won’t want to miss! I HEART THE 80’S™ Friday, December 29, 2017 Saturday, December 30, 2017 Palmer Events Center, 8:00 p.m. Put on your best parachute pants, jelly bracelets, and jean jacket, because the Austin Symphony is transporting you back to the 1980s! Come have the time of your life with music from The Police, George Michael, Michael Jackson, Cyndi Lauper, and so much more! Bring your favorite food dish and enjoy the cabaret-style seating experience! JURASSIC PARK IN CONCERT Film with Orchestra

DECEMBER POPS

Friday, February 9, 2018 Michael & Susan Dell Hall, 8:00 p.m. One of the most thrilling science fiction adventures ever made, and featuring one of John Williams’ most iconic and beloved musical scores, Jurassic Park transformed the movie-going experience for an entire generation and became the highest-grossing film of all time in 1993, winning three Academy Awards®. Masterfully directed by Steven Spielberg and based on the best-selling novel by Michael Crichton, Jurassic Park transports us to a secluded island where scientists have succeeded in reviving the age of dinosaurs in a brand new, immersive theme park, the likes of which have never been seen before. Now audiences can experience this ground-breaking film as never before: projected in HD with a full symphony orchestra performing Williams’ magnificent score live to picture. Welcome… to Jurassic Park!

FEBRUARY POPS

THE RAT PACK!: 100 YEARS OF FRANK!™ Friday, June 1, 2018 Saturday, June 2, 2018 Palmer Events Center, 8:00 Download p.m. the app:

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It’s hot! It’s cool! These performances celebrate the classic songs of Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis, Jr., and Dean Martin, such as “That’s Amore,” “The York,” with brand new orchestrations. and scripted with original Download the Choreographed app: Connect: Rat Pack routines, you’ll think you’re swingin’ at the Sands Hotel in Las Vegas. Bring your favorite food dish and enjoy the cabaret-style seating, as if you were at the Sands! Download the app:

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JUNE POPS

Austin Symphony tickets/info: (512) 476-6064 or austinsymphony.org All artists, programs, and dates subject to change.

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Elevate your show night experience with Chef David Garrido’s signature menu at Dine, perched lakeside in downtown Austin. Featuring fresh, American fare, enjoy a take on classic favorites such as steak and frites, mushroom truffle mac and cheese, baby back ribs with escabeche, ancho chile NY Strip, as well as Garrido’s signature fried oysters. Sip on craft cocktails, frozen margaritas and a thoughtful wine list in the restaurant’s stylish space, that perfectly harmonizes with Chef’s straightforward yet distinctively unique cuisine.

Duck-filled enchiladas in poblano-spinach sauce, watermelon-infused tequila and crepes smothered in goat’s milk caramel - now that’s Mexican cuisine. For more than 30 years, Fonda San Miguel restaurant has remained the premier Mexican cultural experience in Austin. Offering gallery-level fine art, an impressive wine list and the highest-quality interior Mexican dishes in town. Now featuring homegrown organic vegetables from our garden!

111 E Cesar Chavez | www.dineaustin.net 512.478.2991

2330 W North Loop Blvd. www.FondaSanMiguel.com | 512.459.4121

III Forks is a contemporary evolution of the classic steakhouse. The menu features the finest USDA Prime beef, ocean-fresh seafood and an extensive wine list. The perfect table is available for your party, five private rooms available for 12 to 60 guests with audio/visual capabilities. Located in the 2nd Street district at Lavaca Street and Cesar Chavez.

Beginning as a modest butcher shop in 1979, award-winning Perry’s Steakhouse in Austin features a two-story wine wall and five private dining rooms. Famous for a mouth-watering, seven-finger high pork chop, butcher-fresh USDA-aged prime beef, table side carvings and vibrant Bar 79, Perry’s provides a dining experience that is truly Rare and Well Done®.

111 Lavaca St. | www.3Forks.com | 512.474.1776

114 West 7th St. | PerrysSteakhouse.com | 512.474.6300

Manuel’s is an Austin favorite featuring delicious dining from Mexico’s interior and coastal regions. Our restaurants are locally owned and operated, and we regularly support non-profit and arts organizations. Consistently voted “Best Happy Hour” with 16 half price appetizers and $2 house Margaritas EVERYDAY from 4 to 6 p.m.

We promise to provide our customers the most pleasant dining experience by preparing with the freshest ingredients, serving the highest quality cuisines and with a simple smile. Dim Sum brunch is served at our North and Westlake locations on Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

310 Congress Ave. | 512.472.7555 10201 Jollyville Rd. | 512.345.1042 | www.Manuels.com

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We invite you to escape to Truluck’s. A getaway for the senses. Come savor the freshest Crab, direct from our own fisheries. Delight in our fresh-catch seafood menu or select tender, juicy steaks prepared to perfection. Then complement it all with delicious wines by the glass and bottle.

Austin’s original USDA Prime Steak House has been serving sizzling steaks since 1985. Served on a 500° sizzling plate, Ruth’s Chris guarantees your steak will be hot, juicy and delicious until the very last bite.

400 Colorado St. | www.Trulucks.com | 512.482.9000

107 W 6th St. | www.RuthsChris.com | 512.477.7884

Offering fresh takes on traditional Asian street food, Street is the latest concept from Austin restaurant veteran Ronald Cheng of Chinatown. The versatile menu features creative hot and cold “snacks,” sushi, dumplings, as well as vegan and gluten free options. It’s the perfect spot for a quick, healthy lunch, after-work drinks, or a fun night out with friends.

Chez Zee American Bistro, locally owned for over 20 years, serves lunch, happy hour, dinner, award-winning weekend brunch and house-made desserts. Cookin’ ‘til midnight, Friday and Saturday. Reservations any time; please come in before or after the show. Book your private party at Chez Zee! Visit us online for menus, maps and more.

3407 Greystone Drive | www.streetatx.com | 512.382.9567

5406 Balcones Dr. | www.Chez-Zee.com | 512.454.2666

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