The Long Center Presents- Ballet Folklorico and Joshua Bell by Performing Arts Programs, Inc.

Home of the LIFETIME WARRANTY

where dreams come true......

15855 Interstate 35 South Buda,TX 512-312-1478

CONTENTS THE LONG CENTER: 4, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24 THE AUSTIN SYMPHONY: 2, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15 ZACH THEATRE: 4, 16, 17, 20, 21, 22 BALLET AUSTIN: 6, 58, 59, 60, 62, 64 ONE WORLD THEATRE: 78, 80 TONIGHT’S PROGRAM NOTES: 25-56

CONTRIBUTORS PRESIDENT & PUBLISHER Chip Becker DESIGN & PRODUCTION Bianca Krause Design PRINTERS American Web Capital Printing

CONTACT 900 RR 620 South, C101-312 Austin, TX 78734 papiaustin.com • 512.708.1150

ZACH 1 Jan and Garry Pickle, ZACH Annual Fund Members. Photo: Charles Quinn Maxx Judd (L) and Donn Gauger, ZACH Annual Fund Members. Photo: Charles Quinn

ZACH’s Annual Fund Donate today and join the community of individuals who provide substantial financial support to ZACH Theatre. With special behind-thescenes events, and exciting benefits like free parking, exclusive parties, and access to the Serra Skyline Lounge, there has never been a better time to become a member of the ZACH family.

The art of theatre inspires our imaginations, enhances our life experience, and helps us to see our world and fellow humans in a different light. We have been entertained and enlightened by what we have seen on ZACH’S stages, and want others—especially young people—to have that Jan Pickle, Board Trustee same opportunity.

To contribute to ZACH’s Annual Fund, contact: Brittney Woolley, Individual Giving Manager bwoolley@zachtheatre.org | 512-476-0594 x270 4

BALLET 1 FOR MORE THAN 60 YEARS, BALLET AUSTIN HAS BUILT AN INTERNATIONAL REPUTATION FOR ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE AND INNOVATION. Now, the Ballet Austin Foundation is undertaking a permanent fundraising effort to raise endowment and legacy gifts that will set in motion a bold vision for Ballet Austin’s future. Gifts made today will create a permanent impact beyond our lifetimes, ensuring that future generations will benefit from a legacy that you can create. Ballet Austin is here to INNOVATE, here to TEACH, and here to SERVE… We are Here for GOOD.

LEARN MORE ABOUT SUPPORTING HERE FOR GOOD BY CONTACTING BALLET AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR CHRISTI LOTZ AT CHRISTI.LOTZ@BALLETAUSTIN.ORG OR 512.476.9151, EXT. 124

BALLET AUSTIN | BALLETAUSTIN.ORG/FOUNDATION

LONG CENTER 1

™

David Jabour & Margaret Jabour Brother & Sister – 3rd Generation Owners “Whether you’ve been in Austin 3 weeks or 30 years, we are proud to be your family-owned, local home for fine wine and craft spirits.” Please drink responsibly.

Proud supporter of the performing arts since 1937 80+ locations throughout Central Texas • TWINLIQUORS.COM

WEST LAKE HILLS

Distinctive Residential Settings Chef-Prepared Dining and Bistro | Pool Premier Health and Wellness Programs Award-Winning Assisted Living Therapy and Rehabilitation Services

PAPI_2018_staff.indd 1

2/12/18 2:06 PM

Sarah & erneSt Butler

Pops series

H & ERNE

BUTLER PO

2018–19 SeaSon at a Glance

PS SERIE

H & ERNE

BUTLER

Peter Bay, music director/conductor

PS SERIE

“Wizard of oz”—film with orchestra Saturday, october 27, 2018 Michael & Susan Dell Hall, 8:00 p.m. See and hear one of the most beloved films of all time, The Wizard of Oz, in a magical new production. John Goberman, Emmy-Award winning producer of “Live from Lincoln Center,” and the creator of the acclaimed “A Symphonic Night at the Movies,” presents Oz with Orchestra. See this masterpiece in its entirety, come to life with live accompaniment from your Austin Symphony Orchestra!

WIzARD OF Oz

“ella & louiS” featuring Carmen Bradford and Byron Stripling Saturday & Sunday, december 29 & 30, 2018 Palmer Events Center, 8:00 p.m. Byron Stripling and Carmen Bradford’s chemistry lights up the stage as they take you on a journey through the most famous duets and solos recorded by two of jazz’s greatest legends. Byron and Carmen are a musical reincarnation of Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald. Featuring hits of the Great American Songbook, they recreate one of the most memorable collaborations in music history while entertaining and capturing everyone’s heart along the way. Bring your favorite food dish and enjoy this concert in a cabaret-style setting.

ELLA & LOuIS

“Singin’ in the rain”—film with orchestra Saturday, february 9, 2019 Michael & Susan Dell Hall, 8:00 p.m. “Everybody should see ‘Singin’ in the Rain’ on the big screen at least once in their lives” (Musical Theatre Review)… now is your chance! Topping the American Film Institute’s list of 25 Greatest Movie Musicals of all time, this film masterpiece comes to life with your Austin Symphony Orchestra accompanying the award-winning on-screen performances by Gene Kelly, Donald O’Connor, and Debbie Reynolds. Don’t miss this beloved film, live on the projected screen like you have never seen before! A classic in every way, you may find yourself dancing to your car with a smile on your face.

SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN

“the BroadWay SoPrano” featuring lisa Vroman Saturday & Sunday, May 31 & June 1, 2019 Palmer Events Center, 8:00 p.m. Harold Prince says that “few ladies singing today possess the exquisite clarity and range of Lisa Vroman.” Lisa Vroman is America’s most versatile soprano whose engaging and vivaciousConnect: stage presence Download the app: captivates audiences wherever she goes. She starred on Broadway, in Los Angeles, and San Francisco as Christine Daaé in The Phantom of the Opera. In “The Broadway Soprano,” Lisa honors the female heroines of Broadway with the greatest hits from Rodgers and Hammerstein, Lerner Download the app: and Loewe, Gershwin, Lloyd Webber, Sondheim,Connect: and many more! Bring your favorite food dish and enjoy this concert in a cabaret-style setting. Download the app:

Connect:

Download the app:

Connect:

THE BROADWAy SOPRANO

Austin Symphony tickets/info: (512) 476-6064 or austinsymphony.org 10

All artists, programs, and dates subject to change.

Download the app:

Connect:

Masterworks series 2018–19 SeaSon at a Glance Peter Bay, music director/conductor SeaSon oPener! “the Mighty ruSSianS, Part iii” Friday & Saturday, September 14 & 15, 2018 Lise de la Salle, piano GLAZUNOV Carnaval Overture, Op. 45 RACHMANINOFF Piano Concerto No. 1 in F-sharp Minor, Op. 1 TCHAIKOVSKY Manfred Symphony, Op. 58 LISe De LA SALLe

LeONARD BeRNSTeIN

SeRGeI RACHMANINOFF

PeTeR BAY

“haPPy Birthday, Lenny” Friday & Saturday, october 19 & 20, 2018 BeRNSTeIN/HARMON Suite from Candide BeRNSTeIN Divertimento for Orchestra BeRNSTeIN Selections from On the Town BeRNSTeIN Symphonic Dances from West Side Story “taLe oF two titanS” Friday & Saturday, november 30 & december 1, 2018 Orli Shaham, piano P. NOVAK On Buoyancy {TX Young Composers winner} SCHUMANN Symphony No. 4 in D Minor, Op. 120 BRAHMS Piano Concerto No. 2 in B-flat Major, Op. 83 “Variation Voyage” Friday & Saturday, January 11 & 12, 2019 Leon Fleisher, piano IVeS/SCHUMAN Variations on “America” DVORáK Symphonic Variations FRANCK Symphonic Variations, FWV 46 BRITTeN Variations and Fugue on a Theme of Purcell, Op. 34 ^

ORLI SHAHAM

LeON FLeISHeR

“BrahMS’ requieM” Friday & Saturday, February 22 & 23, 2019 Conspirare Symphonic Choir; Heather Phillips, soprano; Paul Tipton, baritone; Craig Hella Johnson, guest conductor* BRAHMS Variations on the St. Antoni Chorale, Op. 56a* BRAHMS Ein deutsches Requiem, Op. 45 JOHANNeS BRAHMS

CONSPIRARe

MICHeLLe SCHUMANN

TIMe FOR THRee

WILLIAM HAGeN

“CreatiVe exPreSSionS” Friday & Saturday, March 22 & 23, 2019 Time for Three {Nicolas Kendall, violin; Charles Yang, violin; Ranaan Meyer, double bass}; Michelle Schumann, piano F. MeNDeLSSOHN Overture in C Major BOULANGeR D’un matin de printemps C. SCHUMANN Piano Concerto in A Minor, Op. 7 KAPRáLOVá Suita rustica, Op. 19 HIGDON Concerto 4-3 “ChaMPionS oF auStria” Friday & Saturday, april 12 & 13, 2019 William Hagen, violin MOZART Violin Concerto No. 4 in D Major, K. 218 BRUCKNeR Symphony No. 9 in D Minor

ASO ORCHeSTRA AND CHORUS AUSTIN

“a ShakeSPearean eVening” Friday & Saturday, May 17 & 18, 2019 Chorus Austin and Children’s Chorus; Robert Faires, actor BeRLIOZ excerpts from Roméo et Juliette, Op. 17 WALTON Henry V: A Shakespeare Scenario

All Masterworks Series performances begin 8:00 p.m. at Michael & Susan Dell Hall. All artists, programs, and dates subject to change. 11

H a n d e l’s

Messiah

Two performances—two locations! Tuesday, December 4, 2018, Hyde Park Baptist Church, 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, December 5, 2018, Emmaus Catholic Church, 8:00 p.m. The Austin Symphony presents its Christmas tradition, Handel’s Messiah, accompanied by Chorus Austin for you and your family! Both a holiday classic and a city favorite, these two nights of musicalDownload magic the will comfort app: you through their familiarity and fill you with the joy of rediscovery.

Connect:

This season the ASO will present two performances at two locations—our traditional venue at Hyde Park Baptist Church, and atDownload our new location, Connect: the app: Emmaus Catholic Church in Lakeway! Sponsors: Download the app: Cook-WalDen Funeral Homes & CemeTeries WeeD-Corley-FisH Funeral Homes Members of the Dignity Memorial Network Download the app:

Connect:

Austin Symphony tickets/info: (512) 476-6064 or austinsymphony.org 12

All artists, programs, and dates subject to change.

Download the app:

Connect:

Sponsors SeaSon SponSor

Media SponSorS

Hotel SponSor Download the app:

Connect:

Download the app:

Connect:

Download the app:

Connect:

Download the app:

Connect:

Austin Symphony tickets/info: (512) 476-6064 or austinsymphony.org 14

Download the app:

Connect:

Sponsors foR The 2018–19 SeaSon

COOK-WALDEN

FUNERAL HOMES & CEMETERIES

WEED-CORLEY-FISH FUNERAL HOMES

Dignity Memorial® Providers

The Rea Charitable Trust

Download the app:

Connect:

Download the app:

Connect:

Download the app:

Connect:

Download the app:

Connect:

Austin Symphony tickets/info: (512) 476-6064 or austinsymphony.org Download the app:

Connect:

ZACH 2 Learning life skills through theatre skills. Theatre education not only trains the next generation of actors, artists, and theatregoers, it trains the next generation of people. Theatre teaches everyone to be more confident, creative, empathetic, and connected.

2018 Fall classes begin September 10 Acting, dance, voice, improv, and more for ages 1â&#x20AC;&#x201C;grade 12.

Downtown Campus 1510 Toomey Road 512-476-0594 x236

North Campus 12129 Ranch Road 620 North 512-382-5865

zachtheatre.org/education Photo: KirkTuck.com 16

“...the heart and humor of a Pixar film.” Austin Chronicle

TORTOISE AND HARE A MUSICAL

Goodnight Moon, 2013 production. Photo KirkTuck.com

BEGINS SEPTEMBER 8 ❘ THE KLEBERG AT ZACH THEATRE AESOP ROBERTSON AND DAMON BROWN

BASED ON THE STORY BY BOOK BY ALLEN

MUSIC AND LYRICS BY

ALLEN ROBERTSON NAT MILLER

DIRECTED BY

MOODY Foundation Theatre for Families

This project is funded and supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department. 17

Dara Allen Gottesman Residential

Robin Banister Gottesman Residential

Jana Birdwell Kuper Sotheby’s

Kathleen Bucher Austin Portfolio RE

Kevin Burns Urbanspace

Joanie Capalupo Moreland Properties

Kim Collins Moreland Properties

Eric Copper Austin Portfolio RE

Leslie Davenport Gottesman Residential

Maryleigh Dejernett All Access Austin

Gary Dolch Kuper Sotheby’s

Megan Gattis Gottesman Residential

Cindy Goldrick Wilson & Goldrick

Laura Gottesman Gottesman Residential

Nicole Kessler Gottesman Residential

Anna Lee Moreland Properties

THE VERY BEST OF AUSTIN’S LUXURY REAL ESTATE AGENTS

Kirk Lewis HomeCity

Charlotte Lipscomb Austin Portfolio RE

Francie Little Austin Portfolio RE

Chris Long Gottesman Residential

Joe Longton Kuper Sotheby’s

Eric Moreland Moreland Properties

Stephanie Nick Kuper Sotheby’s

Stephanie Panozzo Gottesman Residential

Amy Rung Wilson & Goldrick

Kathryn Scarborough Engel & Volkers

Moreland Properties

Jeannette Spinelli Austin Portfolio RE

Will Steakley DEN Property Group

Greg Walling Moreland Properties

Kumara Wilcoxon Kuper Sotheby’s

Shannon Windham Gottesman Residential

We invite you to connect with Elite 25 Austin whether you’re considering buying, selling or just need advice concerning luxury residential real estate in Central Texas.

Please visit our website to meet the 2017 members. www.elite25austin.com

@elite25austin

2018–19 SEASON ONCE ❘ HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH NOTES FROM THE FIELD ❘ MATILDA THE MUSICAL THE BALLAD OF KLOOK AND VINETTE ❘ FIRE AND AIR Season Add-Ons: A CHRISTMAS CAROL ❘ THE SANTALAND DIARIES

SUBSCRIBE NOW for the greatest savings of the season. ZACH subscribers receive first access to the best seats, discounts on additional tickets, exclusive offers to ZACH events, and more!

BEST SAVINGS FULL SEASON SUBSCRIPTION 6 shows for $246-$468

BEST FLEXIBILITY ZACH PASS

10 tickets to use on the shows of your choice $650

GET A TASTE BUILD-YOUR-OWN SUBSCRIPTION 4 or 5 Show Build-Your-Own Package $164-$376 Access to the best seats, at the best price of the season Free or discounted parking $5 off additional single tickets Flexible exchange policy Optional reminder calls and pre-show emails Optional 3-month payment schedule Exclusive access to subscriber-only events

zachtheatre.org/subscribe 512- 476-0541

Photo KirkTuck.com

SEASON ADD-ONS

2 3 4 6 5

ONCE SEPT 19–OCT 28

A CHRISTMAS CAROL NOV 21–DEC 30

THE TOPFER AT ZACH THEATRE

BOOK BY

EDNA WALSH

WRITTEN BY

Based on the motion picture written and directed by John Carney MUSIC AND LYRICS BY

THE SANTALAND DIARIES DEC 5–30 THE WHISENHUNT AT ZACH THEATRE

CHARLES DICKENS

WRITTEN BY

CONCEIVED AND ADAPTED BY

DAVID SEDARIS

DAVE STEAKLEY

ADAPTED TO THE STAGE BY

DIRECTED BY

JOE MANTELLO

GLEN HANSARD AND MARKÉTA IRGLOVÁ DIRECTED BY

DAVE STEAKLEY MUSICAL DIRECTION BY

ALLEN ROBERTSON CHOREOGRAPHED BY

ABE REYBOLD

DIRECTED BY

MUSICAL DIRECTION BY

NAT MILLER

ALLEN ROBERTSON CHOREOGRAPHED BY

JIM COONEY

CASSIE ABATE

Season Sponsors

Official Healthcare Sponsor

AUSTIN – TOWN LAKE

This project is supported in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts and by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department. 21

ZACH sponsors help us reach for the stars! Preston Straus in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. Photo KirkTuck.com 2018 –19 Season Underwriter

Season and Presenting Sponsors

Official Healthcare Sponsor

Summer Camp Presenting Sponsor AUSTIN – TOWN LAKE

Production and Community Education Sponsors

Alice Kleberg Reynolds Foundation

The Brown Lupton Foundation

Georgia B. Lucas Grant Fund

This project is supported in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts and by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

For information about corporate sponsorships contact: Margaret Gooding-Silverwood, Institutional Giving Manager mgooding-silverwood@zachtheatre.org • 512- 476-0594 x232 22

PROUD TO SUPPORT THE PERFORMING ARTS.

AND PROVIDE THE CULINARY ARTS. From the symphony and the opera, to the grade-school drawing class — Truluck’s will always support the Arts in Austin.

Here’s to hos pitality.

DOWNTOWN 4th and Colorado 512 482 9000

ARBORETUM 183 and Great Hills Trail 512 794 8300

www.trulucks.com 23

LONG CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

THELONGCENTER.ORG

LONG CENTER PRESENTS

BALLET FOLKLÓRICO DE MÉXICO DE AMALIA HERNÁNDEZ OCT 4 | 7:30PM | DELL HALL

This project is supported and funded in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts, and a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts and the City of Austin through the Cultural Arts Division believing an investment in the Arts is an investment in Austin’s future. Visit Austin at NowPlayingAustin. com. To find out more about how National Endowment for the Arts grants impact individuals and communities, visit www.arts.gov. This project is supported THELONGCENTER.ORG in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

BALLET FOLKLÓRICO DE MÉXICO AMALIA HERNÁNDEZ, FOUNDER SALVADOR LÓPEZ LÓPEZ, GENERAL DIRECTOR COMPANY STAFF Flavio Carlos Antunez, Artistic Coordinator Laura Becerril Ortiz, PR & Manager Roberto Carlos Arellano Ramos, Lighting Director Jose Barrios Gomez, Wardrobe Susana Becerril Ortiz, Logistic Coordinator Julio Cardenas Garcia, Sound Chief Pedro Cedillo Jiménez, Wardrobe Pablo Flores Martinez, Audio Tania Libertad Gonzalez Villaseñor, Assistant Coordinator Pedro René Jaramillo Fabriz, Stagehand Carlos Jose Jimenez Pichardo, PR Aldo Misael Lopez Cedillo, Stagehand Josimar Octavio Marin Garcia, Wardrobe Rafael Zuñiga Jaimes, Lighting

THELONGCENTER.ORG

DANCERS Silvia Acuña Enriquez Erendira Barrera Herrera Meztli Borbolla Osuna Lourdes Angelica Braga Martin Rosa Aurora Davila Briones Fabiola Duran Ramirez Pamela Guadalupe Fuentes Prieto Alejandra Itzel García Alejandre Ana Laura Guzmán Vega Cynthia Del Carmen Hinojosa Paredes Alexandra Huitron Pinillos Andrea Jaime Villanueva Anahí Landa León Mariant Monserrat Martinez Vazquez Angelica Morales Fierro Dulce Jenifer Mota Mata Jessica Alejandra Resendiz Rodriguez Citlalli Rodríguez Cervantes Raquel Irene Vargas Lopez Dafne Ivette Villalobos Corona Marco Antonio Aguirre Macias Juan Ernesto Alvarez Hermosillo Víctor Elías Bustos Jarillo Oscar Daniel Campos Rodríguez Saulo David Gallardo Leyva

José Isaac García Marín Ricardo Gonzalez Camacho Antonio Gonzalez Gallegos Edson Jair González Gonzaga Roberto Carlos Gonzalez Martinez Aaron Zalahui Hernandez Martinez Tonatiuh Ricardo Hernández Martínez Job Emilio Hidalgo Ochoa José Agustín Lara Cortés Gustavo Lemus Lemus Alfonso Meraza Prudente Juan Negrete Muñoz Juan Francisco RodriguezTorreblanca Javier Missael Tellez Chamorro Jorge Torres Chávez

THELONGCENTER.ORG

MUSICIANS Miguel Aguilar Salas Margarito Alvarado Mares Salomon Arroyo Rivera Jesus Arroyo Romero Miguel Angel Cabrera Ramirez Juan Manuel Garcia Mena Juan Antonio Gonzalez Guevara Hector Medina Ramos Jesus Montero Aguilar Juan Jose Mora Bautista Julio Cesar Mora Nieto Fernando Morales Gomez Victor Puentes Flores Donovan Donizzete Raya Meza Esteban Salinas Cruz Gilberto Salinas Cruz Jesus Salinas Cruz Fabian San Agustin Soto Norberto Sosa Martinez Adib Wuilliams Toledano Rescalvo Jose Fidel Tolentino Solano

AMALIA HERNÁNDEZ AND THE BALLET FOLKLÓRICO DE MÉXICO In 1952, dancer and choreographer AMALIA HERNÁNDEZ founded the Ballet Folklórico de Mexico, having embarked at a very early age on a never-ending quest to rescue the dancing traditions of Mexico. This vital search became a basic need to express not only in Mexico, but also in the rest of the world. Her goal was to share the beauty of the Universe in motion through Mexican dances from the Pre-Colombian era, the Hispanic Viceroy period, and the popular period of the Revolutionary years. In 1954, Amalia began to garner recognition as a highly respected cultural representative of Mexico. In her earliest ballets, the audience sees the present time fade before their eyes, as they enter into a journey through the past: the lords of heaven and earth come back to life, the jaguars, the gods born of human flesh; and thirty different cultures that blossomed in centuries past leave behind a trail of color. All of these elements together gave Amalia Hernández the inspiration to create the Ballet Folklórico de Mexico. A weekly program on Mexican television sponsored by the government aired the Ballet’s initial performances. Merely a few years into their formation, the company achieved a degree of international success that has been maintained for over fifty years. Amalia Hernandez and Ballet Folklórico de Mexico have since created over forty ballets for upwards of seventy dancers. The music, technical rigor, elaborate costuming and Amalia’s choreography have helped the Ballet and its followers disseminate the zest for rich Mexican tradition and folklore throughout the world. Since 1959, the company has been permanently housed at the Palace of Fine Arts in Mexico City. The institution has two main artistic companies called The First Company and the Resident Company, both whom alternate tours and performances in Mexico and abroad. The company has currently given over 5,000 performances, and both Amalia Hernandez and the Ballet Folklórico de Mexico have been distinguished with more than 300 awards recognizing their artistic merits. ■

THELONGCENTER.ORG

BALLET FOLKLÓRICO DE MÉXICO DE AMALIA HERNÁNDEZ SHOW PROGRAM I. OVERTURE II. THE GREAT TENOCHTITLAN This dance takes its inspiration from the great city of Tenochtitlán, founded by the Aztecs during their northern exodus. According to folklore, the Aztecs sought a sign from the Gods indicating where they should establish their home; this sign was received in the form of an eagle devouring a serpent. The city was built on an island in in the valley where Mexico City stands today. It would become known as the Great Tenochtitlan, capital of the expanding Aztec Empire, founded in accordance to the orders of the Gods. The ceremonies and rituals developed here are presented in music and dances shrouded in feathered splendor, rising to the sky in a mystical expression. III. PLATFORM DANCES OF TIXTLA El Toro El Arrancazacate La Iguana IV. REVOLUTION Modern Mexico began with the Revolution of 1910. For the first time in the country’s history, Mexican women joined men in their political struggle. This ballet is dedicated to the soldaderas, the women who supported their men and even bore arms with them in Mexico’s fight for liberty. Contrasted with these men and women is a group of young aristocrats dancing European polkas, flirting and unconcerned with the people’s fight for freedom. A group of revolutionaries breaks up this party, brandishing their weapons. Now it is the peasants who dance popular dances of La Adelita in the aristocratic drawing room, with their compatriot Juana Gallo, the famous capitana. At the end of this movement, the revolutionaries march towards their new destiny.

THELONGCENTER.ORG

V. CHARREADA One of Mexico´s deepest traditions is Charreada, where men and women demonstrate their bravery in sports competitions, due to the work done in old Haciendas of Mexico. During a celebration full of color and fun, the Charro shows his beloved his abilities with the rope, captivating her to the rhythm of a Jarabe.

The Rope Dance Country Love Dance

VI. TLACOTALPAN FESTIVITY February 2nd marks the celebration of the Candelaria Virgin in the town of Tlacotalpan. Stages are built in the main square where musicians and dancers dance to fandangos. This celebration is characterized by the use of the mojigangas, enormous puppets that symbolize different cultural figures and archetypal human characteristics. The music is characterized by the sound of drums such as congas, common in the festive carnival season of the Caribbean. The Dance of the Fisherman The Indian Maria Jarochos, musicians from Veracruz La Morena The Cuckoo Bird The Fan Dance El Coco La Bamba La Sarna The Fans

The Clown La Jarocha, or woman from Veracruz The Angel The Moor The African Boy The Indian Girl-Maria The Devil The Crier The African Girl

— INTERMISSION — VII. THE QUETZALS OF PUEBLA This ancient dance has its origin in the legend of the quetzal, mythological bird of Mesoamerica considered by the Indians as sacred and symbolizing for them the essence of beauty and elegance. The great headdress of King Moctezuma is said to have been formed from twenty four feathers captured at great peril from the long tails of the quetzals. In its home state of Puebla, the dance is executed by performers trained during many months to personify the bird and

THELONGCENTER.ORG

illustrate the dignity, godliness and grace the Indians attribute to this divine representation. The plumed crowns worn by the dancers are approximately six feet in diameter and demand from the dancer much practice and skill to achieve the imposing movements of this dance. VIII. LIFE LIKE A GAME In this dance, the game is controlled by the devil. He handles all characters as if they are marionettes and with their wires, he manipulates their destiny. Reality and fantasy interact when the devil uses both “cupid” and “death” to perform a tangled love story between a bride, her groom and her lover. 1. The Plaza (Rondas) a. Childhood Games b. “Games” of Love The Devil The Cupid The Bride The Groom The Lover The Jicotillo 2. The Fair a. Gambling Games b. The Lottery La Cucaracha The Golden Fighting Cock The Purple Fighting Cock The Little Death 3. The Ball a. Social Games b. The Roulette c. Games of Death IX. DEER DANCE The Yaqui people, who have a reputation for being excellent hunters, have managed to be the only indigenous culture to preserve their cultural autonomy in the face of Spanish colonialism. Free from any racial mingling or modern cultures, the Yaquis continue hunting with bows and arrows, cultivating the land according to their ancestor’s methods and celebrating their ritual dances with hermetic fervor. The Deer Dance is part of a rite that is

THELONGCENTER.ORG

organized in preparation for a hunt. It said to bring luck and a bountiful profit to those who participate. X. JALISCO FESTIVITY The state of Jalisco is the land of the Charros, the Chinas and the Mariachis. Since the last century it has become a symbol of Mexican nationality. The Charros of Jalisco are known for their high spirits and joyous grasping of life. Jalisco’s folklore captures the soul of Mexico in its sensual music, refined dances and dazzling costumes. For this reason the Ballet Folklorico de Mexico culminates every performance with this ballet. It opens with a Mariachi parade playing lively sones at the start of a fiesta. In the background is the traditional gazebo found in all the provincial plazas of Mexico. During this colorful fiesta, the songs and dances of Jalisco: The Snake, El Tranchete, La Negra and El Jarabe Tapatío, the famous Mexican Hat Dance are performed. At the end of the performance, the dancers salute the audience with an abundance of colorful paper streamers. ■

THELONGCENTER.ORG

LONG CENTER + KMFA PRESENT

JOSHUA BELL

WITH SAM HAYWOOD OCT 6 | 8:00PM | DELL HALL

This project is supported and funded in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts, and a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts and the City of Austin through the Cultural Arts Division believing an investment in the Arts is an investment in Austinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s future. Visit Austin at NowPlayingAustin. com. To find out more about how National Endowment for the Arts grants impact individuals and communities, visit www.arts.gov. This project is supported THELONGCENTER.ORG in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

2018 - 19 RECITAL TOUR JOSHUA BELL, VIOLIN SAM HAYWOOD, PIANO Brahms (1833 - 1897) (Approximately 20 minutes)

Grieg (1843 - 1907) (Approximately 20 minutes)

Violin Sonata No. 2 in A Major, Op. 100 Allegro amabile Andante tranquillo - Vivace Allegretto grazioso

Violin Sonata No. 2 in G Major, Op. 13 Lento - Allegro vivace Allegretto tranquillo Allegro animato

Intermission Prokofiev (1891 - 1953) (Approximately 25 minutes)

Violin Sonata No. 2 in D Major, Op. 94a Moderato Scherzo - Presto Andante Allegro con brio

Additional works to be announced from the stage *Program is subject to change* Joshua Bell records exclusively for Sony Classical â&#x20AC;&#x201D; a MASTERWORKS Label joshuabell.com Mr. Bell appears by arrangement with Park Avenue Artists and Primo Artists. parkavenueartists.com primoartists.com For more information on Sam Haywood, visit: samhaywood.com

THELONGCENTER.ORG

ABOUT JOSHUA BELL With a career spanning over thirty years as a soloist, chamber musician, recording artist, conductor and director, Joshua Bell is one of the most celebrated violinists of his era. Since 2011, Bell has served as Music Director of the Academy of St Martin in the Fields, succeeding Sir Neville Marriner, who formed the orchestra in 1958. Bell’s interests range from repertoire hallmarks to commissioned works, including Nicholas Maw’s Violin Concerto, for which Bell received a Grammy® award. Committed to expanding music’s cultural impact, Bell has collaborated with peers including Chick Corea, Wynton Marsalis, Chris Botti, Frankie Moreno, and Josh Groban. In Spring 2019, Bell joins cellist Steven Isserlis and pianist Jeremy Denk for a ten-city American trio tour. Bell maintains an avid interest in film music, commemorating the 20th anniversary of The Red Violin (1998) in 2018-19. The film’s AcademyAward winning soundtrack features Bell as soloist and in 2018, Bell brings the film with live orchestra to summer festivals and the New York Philharmonic. An exclusive Sony Classical artist, Bell has recorded over 40 albums garnering Grammy®, Mercury®,

THELONGCENTER.ORG

Gramophone and ECHO Klassik awards. Sony Classical’s June 2018 release, with Bell and the Academy, features Bruch’s Scottish Fantasy and G minor Violin Concerto. In 2007, a Pulitzer Prize-winning Washington Post story on Bell performing incognito in a Washington, D.C. metro station, sparked a conversation regarding art and context and inspired Kathy Stinson’s 2013 children’s book, The Man With The Violin. In 2017 Bell debuted Man With The Violin family concert including a newlycommissioned animated film with the National Symphony Orchestra at the Kennedy Center. The concert will be presented in March by the Seattle Symphony. Born in Bloomington, Indiana, Bell began violin at age four, and at age twelve, began studies with Josef Gingold. At 14, Bell debuted with Riccardo Muti and the Philadelphia Orchestra, and debuted at Carnegie Hall at age 17 with the St. Louis Symphony. Bell received the 2007 Avery Fisher Prize and has been named Musical America’s 2010 “Instrumentalist of the Year” and an “Indiana Living Legend.” Bell performs on the 1713 Huberman Stradivarius violin, with a François Tourte 18th-Century bow. ■

ABOUT SAM HAYWOOD Sam Haywood has performed to critical acclaim in many of the world’s major concert halls. The Washington Post hailed his ‘dazzling, evocative playing’ and ‘lyrical sensitivity’ and the New York Times his ‘passionate flair and sparkling clarity’. He embraces a wide spectrum of the piano repertoire and is equally at home as a soloist, chamber musician or with accompanying Lieder. He has had a regular duo partnership with Joshua Bell since 2010 and often performs with cellist Steven Isserlis. He has recorded two solo albums for Hyperion, one featuring the piano music of Julius Isserlis (grandfather of Steven Isserlis) and the other Charles Villiers Stanford’s preludes. His enthusiasm for period instruments led to a recording on Chopin’s own Pleyel piano. In 2013 Haywood co-founded Solent Music Festival in UK. The annual Lymington-based festival features highly varied programmes by internationally-renowned artists with projects in the local community. Artists have included the

THELONGCENTER.ORG

Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, Alina Ibragimova, Mark Padmore and the Endellion Quartet. He was mentored by David Hartigan, Paul Badura-Skoda and Maria Curcio. Following his early success in the BBC Young Musician of the Year competition, the Royal Philharmonic Society awarded him the Julius Isserlis Scholarship. He studied both at the Universität für Musik und darstellende Kunst in Vienna and at the Royal Academy of Music in London, of which he is an Associate (ARAM). Haywood has written a children’s opera and is regularly involved in family concerts, workshops and master classes. He is on the roster of Musical Orbit, the online teaching website and his invention ‘memorystars®’ can significantly reduce the time needed to memorise a music score. His other passions include literature, physics, natural history, technology, magic, fountain pens and table tennis. ■

CORP ORATE COUNCI L

CORPORATE Connect!COUNCIL Network! Entertain!

Connect! Network! Entertain! The Corporate mission The CorporateCouncilâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Council's mission is to grow business interest and is to grow business interest and investment LongCenter. Center. investmentin in the the Long To thethe mission, the Long Tohelp helpfoster foster mission, member experiences theCenter Longprovides Center provides to aid inexperiences the cultivationtoprocess member aid in while providing opportunities the cultivation process whileto connect, network and entertain providing opportunities to business associates. Members connect, network and entertain act as ambassadors who invite business associates. Members other corporate leaders to Council actfunctions as ambassadors who invite and encourage them to other corporate leaders to Council functions and encourage

them toabecome member. The become member. aThe Long Center Long Center creates two event creates four event experiences with with reception aexperiences reception prior to aashow and two speaker meetings support prior to a show andto four speaker each member their business meetings to in support each member development and client appreciation in their business development goals. and client appreciation goals. Corporate members give CorporateCouncil Council members $2,500 annually throughthrough a corporate give $2,500 annually contribution or individually for a seat a corporate contribution or on the Corporate Council. â&#x2013;

individually for a seat on the Corporate Council.

For more information about becoming a Corporate Council Member, please at (512)-457-5166 or acarter@thelongcenter.org.

THELONGCENTER.ORG contact Amy Carter

EVERY PERFORMER DESERVES A STANDING OVATION Give a gift that will bring smiles and applause that lasts into the future. Consider making a gift to The MFI Foundation Endowment Fund for the Long Center. The MFI Foundation Endowment Fund for the Long Center was established to support operational activities, including performances and concerts,

education programs, community projects and collaborative programs, special events, and festivals. A gift to the The MFI Foundation Endowment Fund for the Long Center is a lasting gift, which ensures the future of the Long Center for generations to come.

Gifts to endowment may be made by cash, stock, pledge, bequest, retirement assets, life insurance, and life estate gifts. Founding donors to this endowment fund include: LYNN M. & THOMAS J. MEREDITH, THE MFI FOUNDATION, SYBIL B. HARRINGTON TRUST, ANDREW & MARY ANN HELLER, MR. & MRS. YIGAL SAAD, SAM BARCLAY

For more information on making a gift to The MFI Foundation Endowment Fund for the Long Center, THELONGCENTER.ORG please visit support.thelongcenter.org or call Jessica Niemiec at 512-457-5111.

LONG REACH FOR THE ARTS

WHERE YOU INSPIRE LOCAL CHILDREN The Long Center is committed to sharing the excitement of live performances and our world-class entertainment facilities with diverse audiences. Thanks to donors at all levels, the Long Center is pleased to offer the Long Reach for the Arts community outreach initiative. Through Long Reach for the Arts, we donate thousands of tickets every year to Central Texas schools, as well as social and communitybased service organizations for

distribution to students and clients. From 2008-2016, Long Reach for the Arts has gifted more than $300,000 in tickets to 60+ organizations. Teachers and organizers report positive impact on young participants, including increased social skills and self-confidence. Through the generous support of donors like you, we can continue expanding our impact and helping give even more tickets to under-served community groups. â&#x2013;

DONATE ONLINE at support.thelongcenter.org Qualified organizations can register on the Long Center website to be notified of ticket opportunities.

THELONGCENTER.ORG

REDD CARPET INITIATIVE

Sponsored by 3M

WHERE YOU SUPPORT EMERGING LOCAL ARTISTS Your generous donation to the Redd Carpet Initiative helps local artists create, collaborate and inspire audiences. Gifts of all sizes provide Austin-based artists and arts organizations with access to the same exceptional performance spaces and equipment used by world-class artists who call the Long Center home. From 2013-2016, the Redd Carpet Initiative has awarded more than $415,000 in rental subsidies to 65 local arts organizations. The black-

box format of the Rollins Studio Theatre helps smaller community groups take their performances to the next level. Beneficiaries of the Redd Carpet Initiative include Austin Shakespeare, Pollyanna Children's Theater, Tapestry Dance, FUSEbox Festival, Teatro Vivo and Austin Improv Collective. Performances such as the Intergalactic Nemesis realized their dreams at the Long Center through the Redd Carpet Initiative before going on to perform a 60-city international tour. â&#x2013;

DONATE ONLINE at support.thelongcenter.org

Carolyn and Marc Seriff Patricia and Mark Curry

THELONGCENTER.ORG

LONG CENTER ANNUAL DONORS * Capital Campaign Donor + Season Ticket Holder $50,000 and above The ABE Charitable Foundation Anonymous Baylor Scott & White Health BMW of Austin City of Austin Cultural Arts Division The Estate of Jeanette Nassour The Estate of Rosemarie Schwarzer HEB* Lynn M. & Thomas J. Meredith * Mary Ann and Andrew Heller * MFI Foundation * Carolyn and Marc Seriff*+ Eva and Marvin Womack * $25,000- $49,999 AT&T Corporation *+ Cipione Family Foundation * Araminta and Tom Sellers St. Davidâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s HealthCare * Texas Commission on the Arts $10,000-$24,999 3M Capital One Bank * Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Butler ConocoPhillips Frost Bank * JPMorgan Chase & Co. * Paige Fish Marilyn T. Gaddis, PhD and George Carruthers * Joe R and Teresa Lozano Long * Luther King Capital Management Patsy and Jack Martin * Jaime and Gary Rubenstein Silicon Labs Morgan Stanley Kathy and Randy Taylor * Texas Mutual Insurance Company Tito's Handmade Vodka Tribeza Wells Fargo Bank * $5,000-$9,999 Anonymous Austin American-Statesman *

Thomas and Paula Barbour * Jeri and Vaughn Brock Lynn and Steve Davis * + Jan and Paul Diehl * + Martha and Cliff Ernst * + + Lisa and Dan Graham Felicia and Craig Hester * Carolyn Lewis * Aaron Percy * + Lind Family Foundation Mighty Fine Mary Scott Nabers * + Sarah and Bernard Schiff Silicon Labs Kathleen Soto Kimberly and Jim Taylor University of Texas at Austin, Division of Diversity & Community Engagement University of Texas at Austin College of Fine Arts Anjuli and Douglas Winker Wortham Insurance $2,500-$4,999 Anonymous Austin Ventures Robert Edwin Anderson * + Kay Baker, PhD and Jim Baker, PhD + Brett J. Barnes Jeremiah Bentley Sue and Jeff Bidstrup Edna and George Butts * Shellie and Martin Campos Lyn and Larry Chasteen Patricia and Mark Curry C.M. Tres Davis III and Paul Rogers + Lorrie and Ken DeAngelis George Hebel Humana Incorporated * Sharon and David Jamail Mrs. Sue and Dr. Larry Lewellyn + Sandra and George Littlejohn + Shelley and Frank Livaudais Emily Moreland Susan Morris + Linda and Cliff Mountain

Gifts through 9/1/18. For corrections please contact 512.457.5111 or jniemiec@thelongcenter.org.

THELONGCENTER.ORG

Janet and John Pechmann Miriam and Rick Relyea Mafalda Tan and Jeff Straathof Dustin Struhall Mary and Rusty Tally Urban Space Melissa Ann Walker and Susan Parker Sharon Watkins * Texas Capital Bank Lin and Andrew Weber Liza and Mike Wynn $1,000-$2,499 AAFAME Anonymous * Mary Jo Abler Collin Acock and Shane Parsons Rosalie and Bob Ambrosino Liz Arreaga Patti Baker Carolyn Bartlett Stacey and Chip Becker * Olga Campos Benz Kevin Benz A.J. Bingham Cyndi and Bill Bock Susan J. Pryor and Richard E. Boner * Carmel and Thomas Borders Russell Bridges and Ralph Salinas * Shannon and Michael Brimmer Kimberly Britt Wes Brockhoeft Shayna Brown Robert Buchanan Amelia Bullock and Bill Krumpack * + Mary Carlson Eric Cooper Christine and Mike Cramer * Deborah L. Dalebout-Feo and Thomas A. Feo Dancing Butterfly Tanya and Todd Davis Miranda and Todd Edinger Michele Eilers Gloria and Harvey Evans Veronica and Miguel Fernandez Pam and David Frager * Karen Frost and Charles Levy + Ingrid Gillespie Ryan Girton + Brian Gleason and Gita Yanamandra + Rose Marie and Randy Hagman * + David Harrington Sally Hawkins * Charlotte Herzele

Georgia and Don Henrich * Mari and Dudley Houghton Ronald Jernigan Lonnie Karotkin-Taub and Albert Taub Sarah and Paul Kim * Donna and Ed King + Gail and Jeffrey Kodosky * Alex Ladage Veronica and Salvador Lara The Leler Famlly + Jenny and Luis Lidsky Lauren Lewellyn Lisa Lucero Drs. Roseann M. Mandziuk Cindy M. Matula and Fernando A. Sotelo * Alexandra and Tom McKeone Sarah and Buck McKinney Sara and John McMullen JoAnne Midwikis Bonnie K. Mills Emily Moreland Linda and Cliff Mountain Kilyong and Paul Natho * Jessica Niemiec and Josh Tomfohr Kit Belgium and Forrest Novy Connie and Samuel Pate Lisa and Nicholas Peppas Judy and Pat Percy Sam R Perry * Shari and John Pflueger Liz and Jon Phelan + Ernest Reyes and Matt Petrone Linda and Pete Phillips + Douglas Plummer Rebbeca and Phil Powers Forrest Preece and Linda Ball * Kit Randall Riskmasters LTC and Mrs. Gerald V. Risovi Don and Edie Robertson Susan and Lake Robertson, III Becky and Jeff Robinson * Round Rock Cardiology Kim and Jarrod Roy Susan and Alan Sager Anna Sanchez Nancy Scanlan Quata and Jerry Schoolar Jan and Harold Schneider Dr. Eugene and Dianne Schoch Katharine Shields Amy Shipherd John K. Shaw +

Gifts through 9/1/18. For corrections please contact 512.457.5111 or jniemiec@thelongcenter.org.

THELONGCENTER.ORG

Wade Valdez and Barry Smith Jare and Jim Smith * + Donna Snyder The Solis Family Adri Sotelo Lorri Stevenson Kathy and Daryl Swarts Javier Tam Texas Commission on the Arts The Robert Cratchtt Fund Amanda and Oscar Torres Faith and Don Trapp The Trudy Foundation Dale Truitt Shawn Walker Leslie and Don Ward Lin and Andrew Weber Todd Webb Candace Williams Rose Betty and Allan Williams Anne and Peter Wood Carol A. Wood and Jorge Garces Lynn Yeldell and Alisa Weldon Carlos Zaffirini $500-$999 John and Pat Adams Ron and RenĂŠ Albee Jan and David Anderson Anonymous B. Vo Vision, Inc. Joy Baskin Toya and Stephen Bell Debbie and Mike Benaglio Mr. and Mrs. Best Paul Beutel Craig Brandt Blackfinn Ameripub Ginger and Pate Brendle April Busby Amy Carter Winn and Pat Chapman Patti and Todd Clayton Criss Cloud and Brian Plunkett Suzanne Cordeiro Shannon Crum + Laurie Curra Donna and John Curtis Paul Dabney Charlotte Nacozy and Steve Dalbey Kath and Doug Dempster In Memory of Carta Gay Dickson Dale Dingley Kris Dudley +

E. Wildman Gallery Mark Gagnon Ms. Eilers Dr. Harvey S. and Gloria Evans Helen and Lawrence Foster Pamela and Philip C. Friday * Mark Gagnon Alison and Andy Gallaway Raquel Garcia Quen and Jesus Garza Bernice Gaskamp James Gay and Elsie Mogek Susan Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Grossman + Juan Guerrero * Lillian Harcastle Bonnie Hartmann + Michelle and John Hays Donna and Rober Hebner Pamela Hucht + Douglas Hunter Sylvia and David Jabour Dennis Jones Jacqueline Towns McCall Foundation Barry Kahn Rev. Robert and Mrs. Trish Karli Amanda and Chris Kelley Fina James Kelley + Christy and Bob Kennedy Ruth and Phil Kohlhaas Henry Kojzarek Silvia and Helmut Kurth * Wendi and Brian Kushner Mr. Anand Kruttiventi and Mrs. Annie Prasad + Amelia Larkin Francie and Gary Little Serena Lissy Steven Logan Jenny Loza Nicholas Mayo and Michael Hartman Julia Marsden * + Alejandra McGuire Lynn McNeil and Torbin McEwen David Moore MorningGlory Partners Ginger Morris Jeanene Mullenix Karen Neely * Meri and Don Nelson Wendy and Russell Orms Monica Peraza/The Hispanic Alliance Robert Ramires Kit Randall

Gifts through 9/1/18. For corrections please contact 512.457.5111 or jniemiec@thelongcenter.org.

THELONGCENTER.ORG

Becky and Jeff Robinson John Rosato Suzanne Rosato James Russell Tom and Ann Russell John Sabo Erica Saenz Beatrice Sagel Helen and Irwin Salmanson Katherine and Charlie Saunders Hope and Mike Scallan Donna Snyder Jeffrey Soche Blake and Kristin Stanford The Steven Barclay Agency Shannon and Shane Street Strelizia Foundation Maria Talamo Ms. Nina Thlgpen Rebecca Thompson Darin Upchurch & Ted Burton Daphne and Ben Vaughan Kirsten and Nick Voinis Matt Voss Wharton Insurance Services Candace Williams + Elizabeth Williams Mr. Robert Wilson Emily Win Anne Wood Supriya Yerra Annie and Brian Zucker $250-$499 Anonymous (3) Patti and Michael Abkowitz * Delma and Arturo Alvarez Jeanette and Ernest Auerbach Austin Compounding Pharmacy Elizabeth Baron Carol and Sam Barclay Laura Barrera Janet Kay Baxter Karin Beale Tina Beam Mary Ellen Becker Joe Helen Belle * Bold Photography Dahl Black Jessie Bloede Carmel & Thomas Borders Kay and John Borota Catherine and Thomas Braasch Craig Brandt

Shannon and Michael Brimmer Amy and Kyle Bryson Lorie Burns Amy and Matt Bush Darlene and Daniel Byrne * Olga Campos Benz and Kevin Benz + Fran and Larry Collman CookingForEngineers.com Charles Corley Kim Corley Cotter Cunningham and Edie Rogat Laurie Curra Yvonne Ferris and John Curts Marinne and Mario Davila Nancy Davis Stacey Dehne Lisa and Paul Delacruz + Jose and Marcela Delgado Kath and Doug Dempster Patricia Dickinson Rudolph DiSanto Thompson International Strategies Communication Consultants. LLC Kiran A. Dix Carol Dochen Dolce The Estate of J. Chrys Dougherty III Kris Dudley Kandace and Dennis Eakin Jill Fatzer Sylvia Fatzer Cato Felan + Flemingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar Nora Fitzgerald Nancy and David Fossmeyer Lora Ann and Steve Gerson Kaushal Goradia Ashley and John Guarajna Danny Haberman Chris Hart Bonnie Hartman Chris Heiler + Susan and Travis Henry The Heras Family Tony Iglesias Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jackson Stephen Jeffrey Robert Karam Eileen Keller Karen and Don Kirmis Cindy and Don Kotrady Burt and Mary Kunik Landreth Construction Mrs. Sue and Dr. Lewellyn

Gifts through 9/1/18. For corrections please contact 512.457.5111 or jniemiec@thelongcenter.org.

THELONGCENTER.ORG

Margery and Mick Lindsey Charles Linton Lonesome Dove Heather and Alan Luecke Ren and Flo MacNary Susan and Richard Marcus Jonathan K. Martinez, In Honor of R.W. Banks Pamela Mathlson Mr. and Mrs. Malachy R McGettrick Shayne McGuire Connie McMillan Leticia Mendoza Martin Morris Rise Morris John Mills and Deborah Sayre Carolyn and Thomas Nicewarner Joan and Dick Niemiec Caroline and Michael O'Donnell Kathleen Panoff Tazuko and Charles Parker * Melissa and Hiten Patel Lacy Roesler and Shawn Patterson Mary Ann Patterson Forrest Preece and Linda Ball The Rice Family Rachel and Christopher Rios Irene Rivers Jeanine and Dan Roadhouse Art Roberts Mr. and Mrs. David and Mary Rogerson + Sandi and Steve Ross and Family Brian and Jane Sarman Nancy Scanlan Mark A. Schaffer Jennifer Schell Sophia Schulze Searsucker Austin Mike Shea Ken Shepardson Angelica Simon Nancy SkeLsey Linda and Mark Smith Suzanne Snyder Karen Sonleitner + Dale and Stephen Sonnenberg * Steven Spears Sid Stallings Ryan Stryker Christopher Thomas Rebecca Thompson Linda and Dan Tonissen Manuel Torres

Shirley and Richard Tucker * Janet and Ronnie Vetter Kit and Alfred Viehback Giselle and T.C. Waugh Elizabeth Young and David White Kathleen and Jim Wicoff Somy Win Laura Wisdom $125-$249 Anonymous (7) Kindra Allen Nivea Alvarado Adam Anderson Andrea and Jack Angelo Apexces.com Pat Armstrong Nina Arnolds Robin Bailey Kathy and Russell Barnhill Linda Barr Mandi Bartelt Gladys and Leonard Baumel Tina and Gilbert Bernal City Meat Market. Giddings. TX Mr. Steve Blackson Denis Blake + Paula and Bob Boldt * Ellen and Steve Bowman Jeanette Bradfleld Gayle Braecklein + Jace and M.S. Braziel Michael Breen Jeff Breitenstein and Skot O'Mahony Hadra Brown Michael Brown Tracy and Mati Burson Gayle Cannon * A. L Capparelli Nancy and Jerry Capezzuti Christina Carew * Barbara and Jerry Carlson * Ms. Marcella Carrizo Deborah Casati and Bob Chavarria + Andrea and Andrew Castillo Prathyusha Cheruku Hyo - Jeong Ann Clark, Fine-Tuning the Kitchen Robin and Mike Clark Samantha Collins Therese Conner Verla Cook Cheryl and Robert Cook + Terry and Wayne Cook

Gifts through 9/1/18. For corrections please contact 512.457.5111 or jniemiec@thelongcenter.org.

THELONGCENTER.ORG

Ria Corbett David Crowder Joao Crus Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Sharon Cullen Rebecca Cultra Reah and Knut DahI-Stamnes Louise Daffron Melanie Damron Dena Davis Stacey and Tim Dehne Dr. and Mrs. Exalton Delco + Charles Dickey James Dockery Marc DooLittle Phyllis and Louis Dubuque Sam and Valerle Dunnam * Jan and Edward Dupuy Melissa Eddy and Tracy Schiemenz * Todd Edinger Pam Elkins Paula Engelhardt Carol Evans Joy Evans Carol Faget. MD. + Nancy Fairchild JoAnn and Ed Farrell Russ and Teresa Finney and Family John Fitzgerald Carol and Clint Fletcher Marion and James Foster Lawrence Foster Rachelle and William Galey Michael Garza Ms. Florence Gaylord Martina Gehrke Lora Ann and Steve Gerson Gary Gill Rebecca Gillum Stephanie Gillum Bill and Robin Glover Kyle Goldman Kay Goradia Mr. and Mrs. Lino Graglia Brett Grau John Guaragna Suzanne Harriman Henri D. Harris Nicci Harrison Bonnie Hartman Clayton Havens Michelle and John Hays Donna Hebner Susan Henricks * Margaret and John Herman Carol and Harlan Hess

Hicks & Company Ms. Stefanie Hill Sandra Hille Bette M. Hines + Becky Hopkins Isabel and Russell Hoverman * Barbara Shaw Alford and William F. Howard * April Hudson Mr. Kenneth S. Huncovsky and Mr. Joe Guillory In Memory of Dave Lester Vickie Jacobson Mary and James Jacobson Elizabeth Jamison Carol Kay Johnson Sandy Joy Jullian Gold Austin Alicia and Tom Kamm Alicia Kamm Amanda Kelley Violet Kelly Thomas Kelman Suzan and William F Kemp Robert Kennedy Linda Rae Kent + Ramzi Khazen Karen Kirmis Mary and Burt Kunick Carol and Gary Lazarus Ms. Kleu Le Sally Lee Janet Leigh Lauren Lewellyn Raul Liendo Teddy Lilijedahs Margery and Mack Lindsey Serena Lissy John Loftis Sylvia Lopez Susan and George Lowell Anna M. Lozano + Heather and Alan Luecke Carol and Ken Luehman Mrs. Deborah Lynch Chris and Jan Mabley Jennene and K. Ray Mashburn Carolyn and Mike Maples Mr. Anthony Martin Ellen Mason Jerry and Joyce Mcahren Shane McCardell Karen Mcelhatten Connie McMillan Johnny W. McMilIer

Gifts through 9/1/18. For corrections please contact 512.457.5111 or jniemiec@thelongcenter.org.

THELONGCENTER.ORG

Ren and Flo MacNary Nidal Mahaini Ellen Mason Robin Meadows Cindy Mingea Valerie and Chris Montgomery Sylvia Moore Nathan Moore Ryan Morris Charleen Mullenweg Leslie and Ron Munson Edna Nation Tiffany Neece Meri and Don Nelson Mr. and Mrs. A.G. Bud Nichols Maryann Overath Michael Owens Anne Ozaksut James Patterson Deborah and Larry Peel Sheila Peters Edmund Rader Caroline and Leo Ramirez Tracy Rawl Dr. and Mrs. Scott Ream * Reagan A Reaud Charles Redmond Stephanie Rene Fridge & Resendez, LLC Ted Reynolds David Rice The Rice Family Sheldon Richie Cynthia Richter Emma and Chris Richter Bryan & Susan Roberts Lyn Roberts Adrian A. Romo Harold Rutz Philip Ryals Nancy Rye Eddie Safady Mark Salmanson Phillip Sandifer Mr. Justin Sass John Sauder Lem Scarbrough Andre Schjaerve William Schleuse and Virginia McDermott Linda and Laurence Simmering Angelica Simon Suzanne Snyder Helen Spear Jeri L. Spence Staffan Stadigh Ryan Stryker

Beverly and Eldon Sutton * Amy L. Swank Bernadette E. Tasher * Paula Taylor Texas Rowing Center The Nines Mens Grooming Ajay Thomas Steven Timmermann Bryan S. Tindall + Michelle and Paul Tobias A. Touchet-Turpin, RN + Ellen and Michael Tucker Steven Tyler Sara and David UIbrich Richard and Mary Urbanowski Brenda Volpe Dottie Wagner and Mike Hutchins Catherine Wall and Darren Aschaffenburg Eliza and Clyde Walls Janita Watson Stephanie Weber Timothy and Jo Welter + Carol Whalen Karon Wiedemann Candace Williams Gethrel A. Williams Homer and Mary Williams Karen Wilson Ann and Eric Wilson + Kevin Wolfshohl Catherine Carr Worley Vickie Yllander Lynda and Mark Young Sandra Zent - In Memory of Ronald Zent Mary Frances Zeitler Richard Ziehr

Gifts through 9/1/18. For corrections please contact 512.457.5111 or jniemiec@thelongcenter.org.

THELONGCENTER.ORG

WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK OUR CORPORATE SPONSORS 3M American Bank Archer Malmo AT&T ATX Environmental Solutions Austin Energy Balfour Beatty Baylor Scott & White Health BMW of Austin Capital One Bank Chase Bank Cipione Family Foundation Conoco Phillips Deloitte Focus Strategies Investment Banking Frost Bank H-E-B lshmael Law Firm, P.C. Luther King Capital Management Mighty Fine Miller Imaging & Digital Solutions Morgan Stanley Wealth Management Paychex Silicon Labs St. Davids Foundation St. Davids Healthcare Texas Capital Bank Texas Mutual Insurance Company Tito's Handmade Vodka UFCU Mortgage Services Urbanspace, LLP Vistage International Wells Fargo

Whataburger Winstead PC Wortham Insurance & Risk Management

Gifts through 9/1/18. For corrections please contact 512.457.5111 or jniemiec@thelongcenter.org.

THELONGCENTER.ORG

LONG CENTER STAFF PRESIDENT & CEO Cory Baker EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT & CEO Anne Pogson CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER April Busby DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMMING & BUSINESS AFFAIRS Tiffany Neece DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION AND OUTREACH Ginger Morris ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMMING Rachel Watkins DIRECTOR OF PRODUCTION Jim Larkin PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR Blake Addyson PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR Michelle Lehman PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR Ken Huncovsky PRODUCTIONS SERVICES MANAGER Natalie Alemรกn HOUSE HEAD AUDIO/VIDEO Derek Menningen HOUSE HEAD CARPENTER/RIGGER Frank Cortez HOUSE HEAD ELECTRICIAN Todd Drga HOUSE TECHNICIAN (ELECTRICS) Sam Chesney HOUSE TECHNICIAN (AUDIO/VIDEO) Ryan Graham VICE PRESIDENT OF PHILANTHROPY AND ENGAGEMENT Robyn Burchfiel DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Peggie Gaskamp DEVELOPMENT MANAGER, ANNUAL FUND/DONOR RELATIONS Jessica Niemiec DIRECTOR OF CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS Amy Carter VICE PRESIDENT OF SALES & MARKETING Raquel Garcia DIRECTOR OF PR & COMMUNICATIONS Brady Dyer DIRECTOR OF TICKETING SERVICES Chris Boone ASST. BOX OFFICE MANAGER Daniel Cooper SHOW SHIFT MANAGER Leslie Davis SENIOR CREATIVE MARKETING MANAGER Brandon Strange ASSISTANT MARKETING MANAGER Catriona Long GRAPHIC DESIGNER, CREATIVE SERVICES Stephen Sosa ACCOUNTING MANAGER - GENERAL LEDGER & REPORTS Nathaniel Day ACCOUNTING ASSOCIATE Liz Mejia DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS Jay Gossett OPERATIONS COORDINATOR Omar Heras DIRECTOR OF BUILDING SERVICES Jose Delgado BUILDING ENGINEER Orlando Martinez BUILDING ENGINEER 2 Pablo Granado HOUSEKEEPING MANAGER Sylvia Lopez HOUSEKEEPING LEAD Marie Flores HOUSEKEEPING Eva Elizalde, Adrian Romo MANAGER, GUEST SERVICES Madison Cottingham ASST. MANAGER, GUEST SERVICES Janet Q. Holt HOUSE MANAGERS Yolanda Anthony, Ellen Becker, Virginia Bosman, Pamela Buchanan, Jan Collinson, Dylan Drake, Kathy Garrett, Sally Hawkins, Chuck Hesse, Paige Horton, Linda Howell, Elizabeth Jamison, Kathy Karp, Richard Karp, Olga Kasma-Carnes, Charlotte Klein, Frances Ledenbach, Nancy Maniscalco, Bonnie McKinstry, Janie Paez, Rosie Payne, Mad Poarch, Elisabeth Poigin, Marcia Sliger, Julie Spruell, Doug St. Onge, Tom Swift, Debra Thomas, Leah Waheed

THELONGCENTER.ORG

All stage employees of the Long Center for the Performing Arts are represented by IATSE Local #205

LONG CENTER BOARD OF TRUSTEES CHAIR

HONORARY BOARD MEMBERS

Monica Peraza The Hispanic Alliance

Joe R. Long Chair Emeritus

VICE CHAIR

Jane Sibley Honorary Trustee

Lynn Yeldell L Style G Style Magazine*

Jare Smith Honorary Trustee

SECRETARY Veronica Fernandez American Express*

TRUSTEES Blake Absher BB&T

Dan Graham BuildASign.com

Tom Sellers ConocoPhillips

Liz Arreaga Mercury Mambo*

Craig Hester Luther King Capital Mgt.

Deanna Serra Art for the People

Jeff Bidstrup Morgan Stanley

Ronald C. Jernigan Austin Symphony Orchestra Representative

Jim Taylor Hawkeye Partners, LP

A.J. Bingham The Bingham Group, LLC Amber Bradbury Google Mike Brown Texas Capital Bank Shayna Brown Chez Boom Audio Olga Campos Milton Verret Eric Cooper Austin Portfolio Real Estate Todd Davis Marsh Wortham Insurance Aysha Doman Kastner Gravelle LLP Michael Erspamer Austin Opera Representative Jay Fox Baylor Scott & White Health

THELONGCENTER.ORG

Barry Kahn Qcue Alex Ladage Ballet Austin Representative Frank Livaudais iFLY Indoor Skydiving Lisa Lucero AT&T JoAnne Midwikis Whitley Penn Mary Scott Nabers Strategic Partnerships, Inc. Aaron Percy Blackbaud Josh Petrawski General Motors Anna Sanchez Wells Fargo

Kathy Taylor Community Advocate Oscar Torres Tower Rock Oil & Gas Sharon Watkins Chez Zee American Bistro* Andrew Weber Kelly Hart & Hallman, LLP * Denotes City of Austin Council appointee

COMFORT AND PERFORMANCE with a qualifying Wi-Fi thermostat and the Power Partner℠ Thermostat Program.

Wi-Fi thermostats can • set up a personalized cooling schedule • detect room occupancy • send alerts for extreme temperature/ humidity changes • offer tips for energy savings • lower your carbon footprint Learn more at austinenergy.com/go/powerpartner A City of Austin program,

Enroll today and get back up to $110! FOR HOME, APARTMENT OR BUSINESS

we we could couldall alluse usea alittle little

CLASSES

enrolling now! all ages & skill levels

512-474-2331

www.acmsaustin.org

westlake & travis heights

testimonial... William Edward Jones, M.D., name............................................... Concierge Family Medicine Company......................................... 2003 PAPI Advertising Since....................... Our medical practice style is unique and appeals primarily to a more sophisticated clientele such as those who attend theatrical and cultural events. In the past we have found it a waste of advertising dollars to attempt to reach our small target audience via the expensiveFor mass media. For the past several years the Performing Arts Advertising Information,Visit Program has proven to be a very cost-effective way for us to inform potential patients www.papiaustin.com about the more personal medical service we provide.

to advertise,contact: or contact Chip

Becker at 512.708.1150

Chip Becker - 512.371.4146 - chip@artspro.com

Which Golf Couse Community would you like to call home?

Cathie Richard Call a Real Estate Professional with Great Follow-Through

512-922-4653

Real Estate Broker/Associate RE/MAX Austin Skyline “Specializing in Legendary Living for over 25 years!”

RARE AND WELL DONE

DINING EXPERIENCE

Famous for our seven-finger-high pork chop, butcher-fresh Prime steaks, tableside carvings and flaming desserts, vibrant Bar 79, and five private rooms, award-winning Perry’s gives you dining that is truly Rare and Well Done®.

DOWNTOWN AUSTIN • 114 West 7th Street • 512.474.6300 DOMAIN NORTHSIDE • Coming Early 2019 PerrysSteakhouse.com 57

ENROLL NOW!

BALLET 2 CLASSES FOR CHILDREN AS YOUNG AS 18 MONTHS AT TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: DOWNTOWN BALLET AUSTIN 501 W 3 RD St Austin, TX 78701

NORTHWEST BALLET AUSTIN @ THE J JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER 7300 Hart Ln | Austin, TX 78731

BALLE TAU S T I N .O RG /AC AD EMY 51 2 . 5 01 . 8703

BALLET AUSTIN | BALLETAUSTIN.ORG

BALLET 3 DEC 7â&#x20AC;&#x201C;23 T HE LON G CEN T ER

CHOREOGRAPHY: Stephen Mills

UNDERWRITER: RetailMeNot

MUSIC: Peter Ilyitch Tchaikovsky

SPONSORS: H-E-B, Sterling Events, JW Marriott Austin

LIVE ACCOMPANIMENT: Austin Symphony Orchestra

FO R MO RE I N FO R M AT I O N V I S I T BALLE TAU S T I N .O RG

BALLET AUSTIN | BALLETAUSTIN.ORG

GET FIT FOR LIFE

BALLET 4

RELAX AND UNWIND IN OUR STATE-OF-THE-ART STUDIOS WHILE YOU STRENGTHEN YOUR CORE, LENGTHEN AND TO N E MUSCLE S , HELPIN G YO U ACHIE V E TOTAL M I N D AND BODY WELLNESS. Customized Training I Private and Group Reformer Sessions Special Offers for New Clients I $15 Introductory Session

BALLETAUSTIN.ORG | 512.501 .8704 BUTLER DANCE EDUCATION CENTER I 501 WES T 3 RD S TREET, AUS TIN, T X

BALLET AUSTIN | BALLETAUSTIN.ORG

Expires 12/31/16

Years!

61 R

THANK YOU We’d like to extend our heartfelt thanks to our Underwriters and Sponsors...

SEASON UNDERWRITER

SEASON PRESENTER

THE NUTCRACKER UNDERWRITER

WORLD PREMIERE

GRIMM TALES Commissioned by

GISELLE UNDERWRITER

SEASON SPONSORS

FÊTE 2018 MAJOR SPONSORS NATASA & MICHAEL VALOCCHI

Ballet Austin annually raises almost $2 million to produce works brought to the stage, to reach more than 50,000 people through community engagement and educational programming, and to award more than $250,000 in scholarships. Consider a gift to Ballet Austin and enjoy a comprehensive benefits package, bringing you closer to the art form and VIP behind-the-scenes access to our productions. Every gift makes a difference. GIVE ONLINE at BALLETAUSTIN.ORG/CONTRIBUTE or call 512.476.9151

BALLET AUSTIN | BALLETAUSTIN.ORG

THANK YOU We’d like to extend our heartfelt thanks to our Underwriters and Sponsors...

THE FIREBIRD/ DVOŘÁK SERENADE

SARAH & ERNEST BUTLER

THE NUTCRACKER Presented by the Georgia B. Lucas Foundation Fund

PIECES OF PASSION Four Dances by Annabelle Lopez Ochoa

WORLD PREMIERE

GRIMM TALES

DAVID BOOTH

Commissioned by

DR. BEVERLY DALE

GISELLE CLARA & PAUL BANCROFT

NIGHT OF COMMUNITY

PARTNER’S CIRCLE

REAUD CHARITABLE FOUNDATION

ADDITIONAL FUNDING The project is funded in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, which believes that a great nation deserves great art. This project is also funded and supported in part by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts and in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

COMMUNITY EDUCATION AND BUTLER CENTER FOR DANCE & FITNESS POWELL FOUNDATION

STARK MARTIN CHARITABLE TRUST

FOR INFORMATION on how to become a corporate sponsor, contact our development team at 512.476.9151

BALLET AUSTIN | BALLETAUSTIN.ORG

Upcoming Performances

W W W. B R I T T O N A N D B R I T T O N . C O M

“Powerful Artistry”

/ 512-469-0693

Home • Condo • Renters • Landlord • Flood • Boat • RV • Camper • Classic • Motorcycle • Auto

LC 2

LC 3

LC 4

The most competitive interest rates + delayed financing options for cash buyers If you’re thinking about purchasing or refinancing a home…Tony has the right financing solution to best fit your goals – including interest-only Jumbo options.

TONY TRUNGALE NMLS#185798

Senior Loan Consultant, PNC Mortgage Managing Director, Elite 25 Austin Direct | 512 917 2811 tony.trungale@pnc.com The PNC Financial Services Group | 901 S. Mopac Expw Bldg 3, Ste. 140 • Austin, Texas 78746 PNC is a registered service mark of The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. (“PNC”). All loans are provided by PNC Bank, National Association, a subsidiary of PNC, and are subject to credit approval and property appraisal. Terms and conditions on this offer are subject to change without notice. This information is provided for business and professional uses only and is not to be provided to a consumer or the public. This information is provided to assist real estate professionals and is not an advertisement to extend consumer credit as defined by Section 226.2 of Regulation Z. Programs, interest rates, and fees are subject to change without notice.

LC 5

Practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, failure, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, failure, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, failure, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, makes perfect.

Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re honored to work with the Long Center, a partner as dedicated to craftsmanship as we are.

A full-service advertising agency in Austin | archermalmo.com 72

Captivate the audience long after the show is over on papiaustin.com

Want to broaden your digital reach? Visit papiaustin.com or contact Chip Becker at 512.708.1150 for more information on how to advertise with us online.

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

www.AustinChinatown.com 3407 Greystone Dr. | 512.343.9307 | 107 West 5th Street 512.637.8888 | 712 Bee Caves Rd | 512.328.6588

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

MICHAEL NESMITH & THE FIRST NATIONAL BAND SAT, SEPT 8 K.D. LANG TUE, SEPT 18 GRAHAM NASH WED, SEPT 19 SHINYRIBS FRI, SEPT 21 THE FLATLANDERS SAT, SEPT 22 DARDEN SMITH SAT, SEPT 22 PAUL REISER SAT, SEPT 29 NEAL BRENNAN THU, OCT 18 TOMÁS AND THE LIBRARY LADY SUN, OCT 21 BOZ SCAGGS WED, OCT 24 ILIZA FRI, NOV 2 TOM PAPA FRI, NOV 2 CAPITOL STEPS SAT, NOV 3 RAY WYLIE HUBBARD SAT, NOV 10 POTTED POTTER TUE–SUN, NOV 13–18 WYNTON MARSALIS FRI, NOV 30 THE WOOD BROTHERS SAT, DEC 1 BASSEM YOUSSEF WED, DEC 5 JOHN BUTLER TRIO+ FRI, DEC 7 IRA GLASS SAT, DEC 8 THE MOTH THU, DEC 13 BRUCE & KELLY’S ANNUAL HOLIDAY SHOW SAT, DEC 15 MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY A COWBOY CHRISTMAS FRI, DEC 21 GRETEL! THE MUSICAL MON, JAN 7 TERRY ALLEN SAT, JAN 19 RUTHIE FOSTER SAT, JAN 26 THE VERY HUNGRY CATERPILLAR SUN, JAN 27 ABBA MANIA WED, FEB 20 ME… JANE SUN, FEB 24 JOAN BAEZ WED, APR 17 DAVID SEDARIS THU, MAY 2

TICKETS: AUSTINTHEATRE.ORG OR 512-474-1221 PARAMOUNT THEATRE • 713 CONGRESS AVE • AUSTIN, TEXAS 76

All great performances start with the printed word... we use the press to give it life. Like all of you perfecting the craft everyday, we love what we do and we do what we love.

800.789.2695 4001 Caven Rd, Austin, TX 78744

Deidre Acord • Director of Print Deidre@CapitalPrintingCo.com

OFFSET PRINTING • DIGITAL • LARGE FORMAT • MAILING • FULFILLMENT

2 0 1 8 -1 9 s ea s o n â&#x20AC;¢ Pa RT I maria muldaur

7.26

edwin mccain

7.27

dave Koz Summer HornS witH ricHard elliot, Gerald albriGHt, ricK braun, & aubrey loGan

8.3

terry bozzio

8.23

walter beaSley

8.24

ana popovic

8.26

Kyle turner & FriendS FeaturinG micHael ward, tHereSa GraySon, pamela Hart

9.2

OWT 1

SHawn colvin

9.8

Strunz & FaraH

9.9

bob jameS

9.14

al di meola

9.15

tucK & patti

9.16

micHael Grimm

9.20

tHree women & tHe trutH (eliza GilKySon,mary GautHier , & GretcHen peterS)

9.23

SticK men Ft. tony levin, marKuS reuter , pat maStelotto

9.27

Stanley clarKe band

9.28

jane monHeit

9.30

tHe SteeldriverS

10.11

blind boyS oF alabama

10.21

tower oF power

10.24

jimmy webb

10.25

acouStic alcHemy

10.26

TICKETS: 888.616.0522 O n E WO r l dT h EaT r E . O rg PlEaSE ChECK OnEWOrldThEaTrE.Org fOr ShOW uPdaTES 78

2 0 1 8 -1 9 s ea s o n • Pa RT I I jonatHan butler

11.9

averaGe wHite band

11.11

liSa FiScHer

11.15

ottmar liebert

11.16

OWT 2

cryStal bowerSox

11.18

peter wHite cHriStmaS witH ricK braun & euGe Groove

11.24

peter cincotti

11.28

tHe GueSS wHo

11.30

norman brown’S joyouS cHriStmaS witH bobby caldwell & marion meadowS

12.7

Steve tyrell

1.12.19

Herman’S HermitS

1.15.19

arturo Sandoval

1.25.19

FireFall

1.27.19

joan oSborne

1.31.19

jim meSSina

2.7.19

blueS brotHerS revue

2.10.19

GeorGe winSton

2.12 & 2.13

bj tHomaS

2.17.18

atlanta rHytHm Section

2.24.19

poco

3.1.19

1964 tHe tribute

3.2.19

ricKy SKaGGS

4.5.19

Stanley jordan

4.11.19

Gino vannelli

9.27 & 9.28

TICKETS: 888.616.0522 O n E WO r l dT h EaT r E . O rg PlEaSE ChECK OnEWOrldThEaTrE.Org fOr ShOW uPdaTES 80