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CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL
FUTURE OF ART
ARTS EDUCATION
The Pavilion is ready to “GET WILD” for the 22nd Annual Children’s Festival presented by Exxon Mobil Corporation November 11 and 12!
Scholarship applications are now being accepted for The Pavilion Partners Fine Arts Scholarship program.
The Pavilion was proud to welcome over 5,400 students from Conroe ISD for Fine Arts Education Day.
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PASSPORT TO THE PAVILION
It has been quite an exciting season here at The Pavilion! Earlier this summer we were proud to host Danny DeVito and David Newman on the Main Stage, a world-premiere performance by The Suffers and Houston Symphony and the annual Star-Spangled Salute event which achieved recordbreaking attendance. I want to thank all of our Performing Arts Sponsors listed in this newsletter for their support this season.
LET’S GET WILD AT THE 22ND ANNUAL CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL NOVEMBER 11 AND 12
Performing Arts Season Tickets are only $185 per seat and include orchestra-level seating at all Houston Symphony, Houston Ballet and Houston Grand Opera performances. Along with Gold Lot on-site parking and access to the brand new Woodforest Bank Club, Performing Arts Season Tickets make great Christmas gifts! Explorers of all ages are invited to come out and play as The Pavilion is transformed into a giant playground for the 22nd Annual Children’s Festival this November. With performers on multiple stages, character meet and greets and wild adventures looming all around the venue, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. If you are part of an organization that needs service hours, I encourage you to look into volunteering for this event. It takes nearly 500 volunteers to produce Children’s Festival and we sincerely appreciate each one of them. More details can be found on the next page. Lastly, we are excited to be bringing back Holly Jolly Jingle this year! On November 30, over 400 CISD and Sam Houston State University students will take the Main Stage to perform holiday favorites and a special guest from the North Pole will be making an appearance as well. So come out, bring the family and experience our world class venue. See you on the hill.
Jerry MacDonald
Explorers of all ages are invited to come out and play as The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion is transformed into a wild safari for the 22nd Annual Children’s Festival presented by ExxonMobil on Nov. 11 and 12, 2017. Experiment with science-related activities in the South Plaza at the Accenture STEAM Zone where you can visit with Janet’s Planet and Nutty Scientists for some interactive and educational handson fun in an exploratory environment. Bring your little Picassos to Where The Wild Things Art for crafts, drawing and other artistry. Kids can set their eyes on the sky at the Newfield Exploration Skyfari featuring kite building, parachute races and more. Release some energy by exploring every inch of the Anadarko Alligator Adventure Zone. From bubble runners and bungee jumpers to inflatable bumper cars and rock climbing walls, there are plenty of wild adventures to be had! Coming with a little one? Join us at Cub Corner in the Event Center, a “festival-within-a-festival” for our youngest festivalgoers, ages 4 and under. This new area will feature storytelling, musical performances, interactive animal presentations, arts and crafts, free exploration, a special toddler inflatable and even a special nursing/changing area.
President & CEO
Start planning for a WILD time at Children’s Festival! Admission is $8 per person in advance or $10 per person at the door. All activities are included in the price of admission. 1
WILD ADVENTURES
SHOUT OUT
DON’T MISS THESE INCREDIBLY WILD SHOWS!
CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL SPONSORS! As of print deadline
Children are in for the time of their lives with BIG performers on the Strike Main Stage and the opportunity to snag a picture with them during a character meet and greet. On Saturday, Jack Hanna’s Into the Wild, presented by Nationwide, will take viewers on excursions around the world through the eyes of America’s most beloved animal adventurer and his family. The unscripted and action packed show is sure to leave you with a renewed appreciation for all creatures, great and small. The fun will continue on Sunday with a family-friendly musical for mamas, papas and young cubs, The Berenstain Bears LIVE! in Family Matters The Musical will give boys and girls of all ages the chance to fall in love with these characters, just as their parents did when they were growing up. In the Meet & Greet area, kids have the opportunity to meet Peppa Pig, Jack Hanna, The Berenstain Bears and other characters at various times per day. For meet and greet times, visit our website at www.woodlandscenter.org. Be sure to bring your camera to capture the moment!
GIVE BACK
ADT Security Services Consolidated Communications Huntsman • Kinder Morgan Foundation Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Hospital Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers Southern Journeys The J. Beard Real Estate Company Waste Connections • YMCA Camp Cullen
Come join the fun and help support your community at Children’s Festival! Each year, The Pavilion relies on over 500 volunteers to produce this popular event. On school days, volunteers help escort nearly 4,000 students and teachers. On the weekend, volunteers help with face painting, arts and crafts, parachute races, kite flying and more. If your company or group is interested in volunteering, please contact Carmen Smiley at csmiley@woodlandscenter.org or 281-210-1125. 2
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THANK YOU TO OUR 2017 SUPPORTERS The Center for the Performing Arts at The Woodlands would like to thank the following contributors for their financial support of our 2017 Performing Arts Season and Educational Outreach Programs as of this printing deadline.
$100,000-$250,000 Live Nation • The Pavilion Partners
$2,000-$4,999 Century 21 Realty Partners • Consolidated Communications EMI • Kinder Morgan Foundation • Sheryl & Fred Greene Duane Perdue • Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers Renewal by Andersen • Robert Vaughn Allyn Watkins • Heather Womble
$1,000-$1,999
$50,000-$74,999
Cathy & Marc Olson • Cheryl & Robert Sanford Southern Journeys • Spectrum
Aramark • ExxonMobil • Huntsman Texas Children’s Hospital The Woodlands The Woodlands Development Company The Wortham Foundation
Scholarship Donors Nancy Battle • Laurel & Craig Cheyne Dr. Lloyd & Jacque Everson • Mary & Doug Hazlett Chardelle & George Adelson • Dr. Sabrina Lahiri Susan & Mike Larson • Terry & Ray Larson Kim & Don Lindley • Maryann Mannen Teresa & Bob Milner • Alix & Don Muhlbach Dr. Lucian & Patti Rivela • The Pavilion Partners
$25,000-$49,999 Anadarko Petroleum Corporation Mercedes-Benz of The Woodlands • PepsiCo STRIKE • Woodforest National Bank
$15,000-$24,999 Accenture
In-Kind
$10,000-$14,999
Main Event EMS • United Airlines Whole Foods Market
H-E-B • The Humphreys Foundation • Insperity • KPMG, LLC Ken Smith • XFINITY • YMCA- Run Thru The Woods
$5,000-$9,999 ADT Security Services • AON Hewitt Efficient Wealth Management • Entergy • Fidelity Investments Fogo de Chao • Carol & Phil Garner • Gullo Ford The J. Beard Real Estate Company • Kurt Johnston Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Hospital Stibbs & Co. • Sandra & Keith Winters Wells Fargo • Woodlands Waterway Arts Festival
The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion acknowledges the financial support of The Woodlands Township that is generated by the Event Admissions Tax for its performing arts and educational events.
SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT
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DISCOVERING THE ARTS
CISD STUDENTS CELEBRATE FINE ARTS EDUCATION DAY AT THE PAVILION
Over 5,400 CISD students visited The Pavilion for one of its most successful educational outreach programs.
Fine Arts Education Day offered students a unique introduction to orchestral music and instruments.
Over 5,000 students from across 36 campuses in the Conroe Independent School District participated in Fine Arts Education Day on Thursday, October 12, 2017 at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion. Fine Arts Education Day is a free educational concert featuring the Houston Symphony sponsored by The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion. The event is designed to introduce fourth grade students to orchestral music and the various instruments in band and orchestra before they choose an elective in fifth grade. Some fifth and sixth graders are invited to watch where their studies could take them if they continue their pursuit of music in junior high. “Fine Arts Education Day is a unique opportunity for collaboration between Conroe ISD, the Pavilion, and the Houston Symphony. Conroe ISD believes in educating the whole child, and recognizes that the Arts are an integral part of a high quality education,” stated CISD Fine Arts Coordinator Dr. Robert Horton. “We are proud of the opportunities we’re afforded such as Fine Arts Day, and grateful for the many groups that support experiences like this for our students.”
EDUCATION
Superintendent Dr. Don Stockton welcomed and visited with students before the program began.
Music in Motion Prepares Students for Competition
Music in Motion, one of The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion’s educational outreach programs, was held September 23 at The Woodlands College Park High School. This was the eighth year for The Pavilion and CISD to present the program which was sponsored by The Woodlands Development Company. As part of this free strings-intensive program, professional musicians from the Houston Symphony conducted master classes to assist high school orchestra students with their preparation for All-State Competition. 4
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TREAT YOURSELF!
SEASON TICKETS NOW ON SALE Every year more and more people are discovering the value of being a season seat holder at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion. Don’t just hear about the great concert last night… be there with season tickets at The Pavilion! Being a season subscriber or box seat holder ensures that you and your guests never have to worry about securing seats to your favorite artists, finding parking or waiting in line to enter the venue. With access to the private and newly renovated Woodforest Bank Club, exclusive gate entry and parking included the reasons are countless to treat yourself to the season subscriber experience. Seat locations are available based on desired experience and budget levels in both the orchestra and mezzanine, under the big white tent, with most close to the stage and in the middle of the action! For more information, contact JD Villaseñor,
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HOLLY JOLLY JINGLE RETURNS TO THE PAVILION Kick off the holiday season with performances of holiday classics and popular carols by Conroe ISD students and the Sam Houston State University Orchestra. The plazas will be decked out for holiday fun where guests can make arts and crafts, listen to carolers sing and visit with a special guest from the North Pole. All aboard for a ride on the Candy Cane Express for a merry good time starting at 5:30 p.m. in the Gold Lot. Pre-concert activities begin at 6:00 p.m. in the North Plaza.
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The best part of Holly Jolly Jingle? It’s completely free for you and your family to get into the holiday spirit. Tickets are not required for free seating. Holly Jolly Jingle is generously sponsored by Woodforest National Bank and KPMG, LLP.
director of premium seat sales, at 281-210-1121 or jvillasenor@ woodlandscenter.org
2017 SHOW SCHEDULE NOV. 11 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M.
ExxonMobil’s 22nd Annual Children’s Festival featuring Jack Hanna’s Into the Wild LIVE! (Saturday Only)
NOV. 12 NOON TO 5 P.M.
ExxonMobil’s 22nd Annual Children’s Festival featuring The Berenstain Bears LIVE! Family Matters the Musical
NOV. 30 - 7:30 P.M.
Holly Jolly Jingle sponsored by KPMG, LLP & Woodforest National Bank
APRIL 27, 2018 7:00 P.M.
Eric Church
JULY 18, 2018 7:00 P.M.
Niall Horan
The Pavilion Partners raised over $20,000 at their annual Pre-Concert Dinner & Fundraiser before the Zac Brown Band concert September 16. The event supports The Pavilion’s educational outreach programs and performing arts events.
Multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated band Goo Goo Dolls and Phillip Phillips assisted Pavilion staff members with the collection of thousands of needed items at a special Hurricane Harvey donation drive held before the band’s concert September 7.
Matchbox 20 and Counting Crows put on an amazing show before a packed Pavilion crowd on September 30.
Families were treated to pumpkin decorating, train rides and a costume parade at the annual Hocus Pocus Pops Symphonic Spooktacular on Friday the 13th. Depeche Mode rocked out on the Main Stage for a sold-out performance on September 24, 2017.
For more information, call 281-364-3010 or visit our website at www.woodlandscenter.org.
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Complete list as of print deadline.
$1000 Kathy & Randy Brown Christina Dunne James Field & Sabrina Lahiri Candi & Gerald Glenn Cynthia & John Hageman Amy & Jonathan Homeyer Ed Jones Judith & Charles Lano Terry & Ray Larson Tricia & Jerry MacDonald Whitney & Derek McCoy Teresa & Bob Milner Susie & Jeff Shipley
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PARTNERS SPOTLIGHT Remembering Bill Craig 200. That is the number of events that Pavilion Partner Bill Craig worked since he joined the organization. Why? Because he believed in The Pavilion’s cause and loved making great friends along the way! Raised in the Midwest, Bill and his wife Gaye joined The Pavilion Partners soon after arriving in The Woodlands in 1998. Anybody who knew Bill knew of his passion for the arts. He recognized early on that The Pavilion’s performing arts events were the perfect opportunity for kids to see a symphony or ballet with their families and made for an incredible first-time concert experience. Bill passed away suddenly on July 30, 2017 in Quito, Ecuador. He was enjoying one of his favorite things, travelling the world with family and friends. Bill was loved by so many and all of us The Pavilion are truly grateful for his hard work and dedication to the organization and the venue. He will be truly missed. For more information about Partners, email Carmen Smiley at csmiley@woodlandscenter.org.
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Doug Eikenburg Jacque & Lloyd Everson Amy & Jeff Kaszak Chad Manning Ally & Mike Seder Tracey Stubbs Melissa & Jeff Young
$250 Cynthia & Ronald Brandt Robin & Jim Booth Deborah Butler Brenda & Robert Fluth Daniel Fordyce Beth & Doug Grijalva Shay & Fred Hulser Karen & Gary Lach JoAnne & Randy Lowry Rick Lowry Carmen & Mark Masuelli Estelle & Mark McLaughlin Elaine & Steve Nance Bev & Ed Robb Kathryn Ryan Karen & Pat Shea
$100 Chardelle & George Adelson Melissa & Haley Aguayo Susan & Darrell Bach Lisa Baeckel & Milton Arraez Nancy & Mike Becker Roberta & Ed Bergemann Joy & James Borneman Sharon & Tom Bowen Dawn & Robert Brubaker Carol & Tom Buffa Annabelle & Chris Carrillo Barbara & Regan Chambers
Patsy & Namen Chambliss Simone Chiang & Steven Prevost Gaye & Bill Craig Noela & Owen Dahl Debra & Matt Dozier Brenda Eames & Alan Braaten Linda & Rob Eissler Tina & Eric Fishhaut Karen & Richard Foley Ingrid & Paul Glorioso Barbara & Robert Green Robin & Mike Griffith Susan & Chris Harte Brynne & Randal Hebert Janene & Rick Hemmen Amy Jackson & Paul Herman Monica & Jon Hoover Deanna & Don Hornback Vicki Huebler & Debbie Stofcheck Richard & Judy Jones Kathleen & Michael Jordan Minda & Jon Joslin Rosie & Bill Kelly Denise & Joe Killeen Cameron & Andy Klepac Elizabeth and Michael Krantz Conchita & Eric Ladwig Shanna & Brandon Lee Joan & Robert Lesniewski Linda & Irv Lichtman Karen & James Listak Dianne & John Lundgren Nancy & Terrance Mahan Susan & Scott Mathes Christine & William McBee Donna & Mark Moran Deanna & Larry Myers Connie Nava & David Smith Dalinda & Brien O’Donal Jadzia & Richard Olson Shelly & Michael O’Neil Sandra & Troy Oney Jeannie & Bernie Otten Kathryn & Paul Painter Karen & Lance Portman Joyce & Ken Reynolds Margie & Keith Richardson Arlene & Sol Sachs Ann & Dane Sever Colleen & Terry Siemers Sherrie and Randy Smith
Paula & Benny Van Osdell Dawn & Martin Wells Eileen & Gilbert Withers Traci & Mark Zeller
$50 Robert Arend Alana Ashley Laura Ashley Vicki Baird Janice Barchie Melissa Barksdale Brandon Barnes Cleo Barry Judith Bartok Bunny Benditz Brynn Bentley Stephanie Beridon Maureen Berube Michelle Bridges Helen Burwell Beth Butler Debbie Cain Sylvia Caracio Courtney Carrizales Gordon Carruth Sean Kenneth Connelly Michael Cozart June Cullum Angela Davidson Rose Davis Lee Deskus Mimi Devereaux Elsie Dillow Sarah Epley Beverly Fennessy Jane Fisher Sylvia Forbes Oleta Forse Audrey Fraser Linda Freede Lisa Frisk-Johnson Carol Garner Caroline Garrett Monica Griffin Linda Gulledge Dana Hahn Regina Hamilton Betty Hartman Sheila Hunsucker Michelle Huser Marlies Iida Theresa Jensen Sally Johnson Valerie Johnston Dorene Hernandez Tandi Hodges Cindy Kirk Deborah Kline Susan Knaup Lisa Koetting
Christina Lozano Linda Mallet Jennifer Maloof Sydney Mark Jennifer Marshall Melinda Martin David Mayes James Mayo Debbie McCarthy Brian McCulloch Jane McKetta Katey Middleton Brenda Mizell Ann Moore Carmen Mulraney Myron Murphy Betty Nelson Diane Nielson Linda Newbold Nora Norman Cindy Notarainni Fred Ogdee Larry Perry Nancy Phillips Roberta Pirone Tom Rafferty Liz Regan Al Rice Rhonda Richardson John Robichau Marinella Roger Lori Rubel Andrea Saldaña Sharon Schilling Leigh Schoner David Schottle Kelly Seachord Beverly Segrest Diane Seng Alesia Sivley Ronald Smith Chris Steinke Candace Strang Kim Stetler Dannette Suding Stephanie Teed Ben Thomas Freda Thomas James Toth Maria Valenzuela Joel Vitta Connie Wagner Edward Walsh Carol Watkins Michael Watts Linda White Jeannie Williams David Wilson Rebecca Wolfe Gene Wolfson Jenny Wright
SCHOLARSHIPS
THE FUTURE OF ART The Pavilion’s mission provides an opportunity to support young artists as they pursue college degrees in the arts through The Pavilion Partners Fine Arts Scholarship program. Scholarships are awarded annually to high school seniors based on talent and academic performance within the categories of dance, instrumental music, musical theatre, theatre arts, visual art and vocal music. To many students, these scholarships are vital to accomplishing a degree in a fine arts discipline. Through the fundraising efforts of The Pavilion Partners, over $1 million has been awarded to fine arts students in the local area. These scholarships range, as funds are available, from $2,500 to over $7,500.
Stephanie Teed, scholarship co-chair congratulates a 2016 scholarship recipient at the annual reception.
The application process consists of student response essays, transcript and test score evaluation as well as teacher or instructor recommendation letters and an in-person audition. Scholarship applications are now available online. For more information about The Pavilion Partners Fine Arts Scholarship Program, please visit www.woodlandscenter. org/scholarships.
OUR THANKS TO DR. DON STOCKTON Our utmost appreciation and thanks to Dr. Don Stockton, superintendent for Conroe Independent School District. Over his tenure, he has championed The Pavilion’s Mission of providing educational outreach and performance opportunities for our local schools. After 32 years of service for CISD, Dr. Stockton announced his retirement effective June 2018.
ALLOW US TO INTRODUCE
JOB WELL DONE
The Pavilion Welcomes New Employee to the Organization
Loretha Warren joined The Pavilion in September as the new Accounting Specialist. In this position, Warren is responsible for various accounting procedures including providing financial information, accounts payable, accruals, deposits and any other finance and accounting duties assigned. Warren brings with her a vast resume of accounting experience. Previously, Warren worked as the Property Accountant at The Woodlands Waterway Marriott where she was responsible for general accounting and audits as well as assisting Sales and Events with credit and billing setups for nearly fifteen years.
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SUNNY CALIFORNIA
THE PAVILION GALA RETURNS IN 2018 Greetings from Sunny California! Endless sunshine, actionpacked adventures, romantic beaches, incredible natural treasures—no matter what you want to do, California has it. Now’s your chance to experience it all from the comfort of Texas at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion’s “Sunny California” gala. Get ready for the road trip of a lifetime on Saturday, March 24, 2018, at The Pavilion and presented by Strike. Whether you dream of catching a wave for the first time, relaxing at a wine country estate, taking a spin on an iconic theme park ride or walking through soaring redwoods, you are sure to find your perfect getaway at The Pavilion gala. If that’s not enticing enough, how about adding a private performance by Don Felder, formerly of the Eagles? This isn’t your normal black-tie gala – we go all out! Need inspiration for costume ideas? First thing’s first – follow The Pavilion on Pinterest at pinterest.com/thepaviliontx. We’ll post ideas regularly to get you ready for a California adventure. Think of your favorite Hollywood celebrity, a Disneyland character or even a beach bum with a surfboard in tow. We might even have a special prize for the most creative costume! “This will be the first time our gala will be at our own venue and we cannot wait to take our guests on a true California Adventure,” said Lisa Baeckel, development director for 9
The Pavilion. “The gala is an opportunity for us to showcase the impact The Pavilion has on our community. It will be an event you won’t want to miss.” Sponsorships are now available. Tables of 10 in Sunny California are priced starting at $5,000 for a “Malibu” table. Other table levels include “Hollywood” for $50,000, “San Francisco” for $25,000, “Napa Valley” for $15,000 and “Yosemite” for $10,000. All money raised from the gala benefits The Pavilion’s performing arts events, educational outreach programs and The Pavilion Partners Fine Arts Scholarship Fund. Don’t miss the chance to experience sunny California without the hassles of travel! For more information or to purchase a table or tickets for the gala, visit www. woodlandscenter.org/2018/gala or call Lisa Baeckel at 281-210-1102.
OFFICERS Carol P. Garner – Chairman of the Board Jerry MacDonald – President and CEO Jonathan Homeyer – Vice Chairman Steven W. Nance– Secretary Jeff Young – Vice President Craig A. Bourgeois – Treasurer
TEN TIMES THE THANKS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Kelly Rich, full-time event manager and Paul Wilkins, part-time lead supervisor each are celebrating 25 years of service to The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion. Both are instrumental in making The Pavilion one of the best venues in the world!
PAVILION STAFF 10+ YEARS OF SERVICE As one of the top 15 employers in The Woodlands and one of the best amphitheaters in the world, The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion sincerely appreciates each one of our dedicated employees. Thank you to all who have worked tirelessly to make The Pavilion the successful organization it is in the community. 10+ YEARS ELLEN ANGEL MELISSA ARRANT JEANETTE BATES LYNN BOEDING JOE BURON ANNETTE COHEN SHERRY CORMIER LORI COWART TREVA DAVIS JILL DEPRIEST DOUG DEPRIEST CONNIE DOCK SCOTT ELLIS BRANDON FERRELL DIANA GLAZE ROBIN HANNA ANN HANSON JO DEAN JANCZAK PAULA JAUREGUI PAUL LAPHAM MIKLOS LARA JENNY LEWIS* JERRY MACDONALD* VICTOR MALDONADO* JOE MANZ JR MARIA MARBAN CHAD MAY SANDRA MELTON KENNY PROVENZANO TONY REYNA VERONICA REYNA JOEY RINCON* SHARON ROBBINS
ANNETTE ROBINSON ROY SAGREDO DAVID SCHLAUCH* RANDY SPECHT SHELBY STIDHAM CLAY SWILLING AISHA TABRI GEORGE TICKELL ZOE TIMS JD VILLASENOR* KAREN WARD JEFF WILLIAMS 15+ YEARS RENE ADAME BRENT AKIN BILLY BALLARD JR DAN BARGE LORI BOUDREAUX TERENCE BROWN JAMES BRUCE CARLA DENMAN* ALICIA EIGNUS JANET GRIMWOOD JOHN HARSHAW GARY HENDRICKS MELISSA HENDRICKS DEAN HENSLEY LORENA HERNANDEZ* DARREN HESS KAREN KRUSE MATT MEYER* JOSIE MOORE* JOHANNA ROEDER
LINDA SAWYERS MARVIN SHIFLETT RAY SPARGO SWEN SPJUT BRENDA STEELE JOHN MARK STEPHENSON CHARLES SULLIVENT BRENDA TOWNSEND SHARA TREVINO JEANNE UNDERWOOD HAYLEY WESTMORELAND DENISE WILKINS JIMMY WILLIAMS JOSHUA WROTEN 20+ YEARS KATHY BUTLER JIM FLEMING RUDY HAAS BETTIE HENDRIX CAREN KIRTEN ROBERT MCKINNEY KEVIN PICKERILL BERT ROGERS 25+ YEARS JO COLVIN DAN NORRIS KELLY RICH* CHARLIE SOLIZ PAUL WILKINS JEFF YOUNG*
*Notes full-time staff
Bob Abendschein Jeff Beard Paul J. Carroll Linda D. Ducharme Sarah Epley Jason K. Harris Peter R. Huntsman Patrick Hynes Paul R. Kenworthy, M.D. Daniel E. Kolkhorst Larry Massaro Estelle P. McLaughlin
Bob Milner Steve Pate Blake Pounds Michelle Riley-Brown Adrienne Ropp Larry Shaffer Patrick Shea Andrew E. Steinberg Christine Thoms-Knox Steve Van Howe Keith W. Winters
DIRECTOR IN MEMORIAM Cynthia Woods Mitchell (1922 - 2009)
STAFF Jerry MacDonald – President & CEO Mallory Marlowe – Executive Assistant Melanie Faulkner – Human Resources Manager Crystal Pierce – Receptionist Jeff Young – Vice President of Operations JD Villaseñor – Director of Premium Seat Sales David Schlauch – Operations Manager Kelly Rich – Event Manager Josie Moore – Box Office Manager Matt Meyer – Assistant Operations Manager Carla Denman – VIP & Event Coordinator Joey Rincon – Overnight Security Supervisor Mike Bevel – Operations Richard Hill – Operations Lorena Hernandez – Maintenance Victor Maldonado – Maintenance Javier Ramirez – Maintenance Larry Stewart – Overnight Security Barry Moninghoff – Overnight Security Craig A. Bourgeois – Chief Financial Officer Natalia Livingston – Controller Jenny Lewis – Accounting Manager Loretha Warren – Accounting Specialist Lisa Baeckel – Director of Development Carmen Smiley – Volunteer Coordinator Cameron Klepac – Director of Marketing & Education Ashley Gravois – Public Relations & Educational Outreach Manager Scott Shaver – Social Media & Digital Marketing Coordinator
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THE PAVILION’S MISSION: • • • •
To present a diverse offering of performing arts. To be a catalyst for new audiences and enhance the appreciation for the arts. To provide educational programs about the performing arts. To provide training and performance opportunities for young artists.
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