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We believe everyone should have access to the performing arts and the opportunity to deepen their connection to all art forms, so we are excited to add free Activations that are directly tied to this season’s programming! These public events include community activities and educational programs that directly engage the artists and their creativity beyond the stage. Activations may be onsite, offsite, or digital offerings that welcome our artists and audiences to learn, creatively connect, and journey together.

In Community Check out the variety of participatory workshops and gatherings BroadStage is presenting throughout our community. All ages are welcome to come meet and engage with artists and each other. Program registration is required. Limited capacity. broadstage.org/in-community

REVEAL BroadStage’s new artistic chapter as a commissioner and producer of new work includes REVEAL, a series of on demand and live digital events, sharing exclusive footage, conversations, discussions, and performances that highlight the artists’ transformational practices in action as they develop their commissioned works. REVEAL is curated in collaboration with the artists and available to our audiences for free. broadstage.org/reveal.php

Learning Guides Dive into BroadStage’s Learning Guides to read about the artist’s inspiration for creating their shows and the topics they are investigating. Families, students, educators, and parents can all use these guides to incorporate dance, music, and theater into their classrooms or homes in inventive and experiential ways. Offered for select performances each season. broadstage.org/learning-guide Student Matinee Program The Student Matinee program makes music, dance, and theatre performances accessible to students and provides Learning Guides specifically created for each performance. Professional Development workshops for educators are focused on each matinee and provide a collaborative and supportive learning space for the development of arts integrated lesson plans. broadstage.org/student-matinees.php

Activations at BroadStage are supported by Leonard M. Lipman Charitable Fund, The Herb Alpert Foundation, Johnny Carson Foundation, The Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Foundation, Dwight Stuart Youth Fund, and Santa Monica Cultural Affairs.

B Involved as part of our Membership Community!

Benefit from your impact: your Membership not only supports the performing arts in our community, it also enables you to receive a range of exciting benefits:

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Get first access to the best seats in the house.

Celebrate with us

Get to know the artists

From our annual holiday soiree, to our Season Announcement Party and other receptions, your social calendar will be full!

Keep an eye on your inbox for exclusive invitations to master classes, behind-thescenes events, and offstage conversations.

Become a Member today

For a full listing of Membership benefits, visit broadstage.org/membership.

Questions? Call 310.434.3590.

Your support helps keep the performing arts thriving here on the Westside.

This list reflects annual fund support through November 31, 2022.

INNER CIRCLE

$1,000,000 & ABOVE The Eli and Edythe Broad

Foundation Lloyd E. Rigler - Lawrence

E. Deutsch Foundation

$100,000 & ABOVE Anonymous The Ahmanson Foundation Bill & Laurie Benenson Richard Kendall & Lisa See

$50,000 - $99,999 Leonard M. Lipman Charitable Fund Los Angeles County

Department of Arts and Culture Laura Stevenson Maslon Ann Petersen & Leslie Pam Association of Performing

Arts Professionals The Ralph M. Parsons

Foundation Santa Monica Cultural

Affairs

$25,000 - $49,999 Colburn Foundation Jennifer Diener The Greenberg Foundation The Rosalinde & Arthur Gilbert Foundation The Herb Alpert Foundation The Keston Family Renee & Meyer Luskin Anita & Larry Miller Rae Family Foundation Marc & Eva Stern Susan R. Stockel Anne Taubman PRESENTERS CIRCLE

$15,000 - $24,999 The Herbert & Elaine

Kendall Charitable

Foundation James R. Mulally Philip & Janet Rotner Eric Stockel & Ruth Waddell

$10,000 - $14,999 Diana & Dan Attias Robert & Sara Cannon Dwight Stuart Youth Fund Farhang Foundation Johnny Carson Foundation National Endowment for the Arts Amelia & Ralph Saltsman Victoria Sussman Kathryn & Alan Van Vliet

$5,000 - $9,999 Howard & Dr. Susan Aminoff Rob Bailis Norris & Debi Bishton Constance Chesnut &

Dr. Sheldon Benjamin Lee & Ann Cooper Leslie & John Dorman Brian Driscoll & Jamey

Anderson Maria Dylan Susan & David L. Hirsch III Dr. Kathryn E. Jeffery, SMC

Superintendent/

President Coco & Frans Klinkenberg Sandra Krause & William B.

Fitzgerald Elisa & William Marks New England Foundation for the Arts Helane Pines Lyle & Lisi Poncher Judith Spector Stanley & Sara Bailis Susan & Jeffrey Davidson BJ Dockweiler &

Frank Stiefel Whitney Green Frank Gruber & Janet Levin Patricia & Ronald Lebel Karen & Peter Locke Los Angeles Philanthropic

Committee Susan Morse Terese A. Mosher Beluris Shaheen & Anil Nanji Rhonda & Stanley Rubin -

Hafter Family Foundation Santa Monica-Malibu

Unified School District Michael & Laurie Schur Loraine Sinskey Anne-Marie Stephens Deborah & Henry

Weissmann Regional Touring is supported by the

California Arts Council,

WESTAF (the Western

States Arts Federation),

National Endowment for the Arts

$1,500 - $2,499 Anonymous (3) Helen Albright Robert C. Anderson Laurie Bernhard Candace J. Chin Alison and Richard Crowell Katrin & Kevin Czinger Robert & Suzanne Davidow Ann Ehringer Deborah Feinerman Adrienne Forst Susan & Wayne Gradman Susan & Alan Greenberg Norma Harris &

Frank Packard Charles Haskell Lawrence Hicks &

Melinda Rosenthal Charlotte Hill-Skura Sue & Larry Hochberg –

Hochberg Family

Foundation Dustin & Lisa Hoffman Freya & Mark Ivener The Katharine King Fund of the Liberty Hill

Foundation Kathy Kraas &

Leon Shapiro Mike Kretzmer &

Dr. Susan Rempel Judy Neveau Robert & Kimberly Nicholas Elizabeth Puro Rabbi Lynn Brody Slome &

Ansel Slome Judith Taylor

MEMBERS CIRCLE

$500 - $1,499 Anonymous (3) Grant Abramson & Miriam

Muscarolas Debra & Dave Alpert Bank of the West Judy & Tom Beckmen Leslie Berger & Paul

Williams Ellen & Dr. David Braun Leah Breibart Lily & Tom Brod Elizabeth Brooks Neil Carrey Janet Carter Chendalini Nola Jo Colman Roberta Conroy Lisa Cooper Tamra & Donald Dickerson Diane & Charles Eilers Lisa Field Meg Geddes Dorée Gerold Don & Blanca Girard Nan & Allan Goodman Melanie & Jonathan Gordon

Debra Granfield &

Michael Rich Nancy Greenstein Ronny Gross Aliza & Marc Guren Roberta Haft & Howard

Rosoff Mary E. Hansen Beverly Haas Akieva & Martin Jacobs Janice Jerde Jones & Associates Tamara Kagel Joanne & Stanley Kaplan Dr. Kathy Kaprinyak Sheila Kar Jonathan Kaufelt &

Holly Corn Eleanor Keare Patricia Keating &

Bruce Hayes Sharon Keith Peter Kim & Beth Fortune Kirsch Audiology Tim Kittleson Kozicki Family David & Pam Lachoff Deborah Lacusta &

Dan Castellaneta Madeline Levine Sharon McQueen &

Dan Whalen Judith Meister &

Paul Silvern Elaine Meyerhoffer Gerit Murray Morguelan Linda & Gerry Owen Kay Pattison Thomas Peterson Gordon Polon & Lisa Altman Didi & Rabbi Steven

Carr Reuben Robert Ronus Nancy Rosenbloom Lael R. Rubin Thomas L. Safran Linda Sandrich Nancy & Steven Schneider Patrisha Thomson Brigitta B. Troy Doug Upshaw Mr. & Mrs. Van Gessel Debra & John Warfel The Weingart Foundation Linn Wile Jan & Eddie Woods Laurie & Ahmed Yehia Rosanne Ziering A special thank you to our Chair of the Members Circle, Adrienne Forst

A special thank you to our Co-Chairs of the Presenters Circle, Diana and Dan Attias

BroadStage gratefully acknowledges Santa Monica College’s continued support and involvement.

Thank you to our BroadStage sponsors

Theatre Sponsors: Laurie & Bill Benenson, Susan Stockel Jazz & Blues Sponsor: Richard & Lisa Kendall blackbox sponsor: Ann Petersen & Leslie Pam Classical Sponsor: Colburn Foundation Mark Morris Dance Group: The Look of Love is presented in honor of Isabelle Stevenson Takács Quartet with Jeremy Denk Presenting Patron

Sponsor: The Keston Family Basiani Presenting Patron Sponsor: James R. Mulally An Evening with Lucia Micarelli Performance Sponsor:

Amelia & Ralph Saltsman Academy of St Martin in the Fields with Avi Avital

Exclusive Patron Sponsor: Lloyd E. Rigler-Lawrence

E. Deutsch Foundation

Administration

Rob Bailis Artistic and Executive Director Matthew Rimmer Chief Operating Officer

Development

Chelsea Brandwein Individual Giving Officer Nina Srdić Hadži-Nešić Membership & Special Events Officer Adam Colcord Development & Marketing Associate

Programming

Eric Bloom Director of Artistic Planning Ilaan Egeland Mazzini Director of Programs & Activations Mónica M. Sahagún Education & Activations Manager

Production

John Mulhern Director of Production Kate Hamilton Production Manager

Marketing

Brittany A. Gash Director of Marketing & Communications Celine Kiner Digital Marketing Manager Caroline Murphy Marketing & Production Assistant Audience Services

Rich Schade Senior Manager, Patron Experience Evan Nichols Patron Services Manager

Administration

Rachel Fain Senior Manager of Business Applications & Infrastructure Gail Johnson Administrative Assistant

Accounting

Jones & Associates

Press

Davidson & Choy Publicity

Patron Services Associates

Andrew Chorbi, Catarina Desrosiers, Emily Ellis, Susanna Erdos, Tim Hanson, Brittany Mackey, Zury Ruiz

Front of House

Nick Ruth Assistant House Manager Drew Petriello Lead Usher Ushers

Zander Ayeroff, Felicia Blankenship, Lyn Chan, Jamie Concepcion, Jordi Kligman, Alma Margado, Kimberly Martinez, David McCarthy, Darryl McCrary, Justin Melgar, Jimi Poulin, Russell Ramierez, Alice Rona, Caragh Tiernan, Jenny Wasson, Mike White, Alissa Wilsey

Production Assistants

Amanda Eckert, Katy Garcia, Simon Gissler, David Ha, Adam Linde, Max Mirkin, Jessica Nicole, Alex Reeves, John Zachary Townsend, Kim Wong

Santa Monica College Staff

Donald Girard Senior Director of Government Relations and Institutional Communication Mitchell Heskel Dean, Education Enterprise Linda Sullivan Associate Dean Facilities Programming Robert Rudolph Production Manager Siamanto Ismaily Theater Technical Director Joy Bice, Tom Carter, Carlos Lucio, Michael Gunderson, Adrian Thomas Lead Theater Technicians Jonathan Ng Senior Graphic Designer

In Hidden Hills, Kelly Schandel’s minimalist spaces showcase the natural environment and, opposite, the architecture of Wil Carson.

MODERATED MODERNISM

Designer Kelly Schandel brings warmth to her unabashedly minimalist aesthetic with nuanced natural materials.

by ROGER GRODY

INTERIOR DESIGNER KELLY Schandel, creative director and principal at Thinkpure, is an unapologetic modernist who believes that sharp edges and minimalist instincts need not result in austere environments.

A “warm modernism” is the signature of the Santa Monica-based firm, founded by Schandel in 2003; her portfolio demonstrates the designer’s ability to create compelling spaces without overcomplicating them.

Schandel’s design philosophy did not have its genesis in an art-school classroom, but in the fashion industry, when she was working in public relations for Calvin Klein in New York.

The apparel icon had just opened his groundbreaking Madison Avenue flagship, designed by British minimalist John Pawson. That, and Klein’s pared-down home collection, inspired Schandel to immerse herself in modern design and ultimately switch careers.

“What I gleaned from my love of minimalism was a purity of design, that every element is thoughtful, purposeful and has utility,” says Schandel, who doesn’t

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