Travis Tritt Fiddler Roof

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Travis Tritt
An Evening with
Burt Reynolds (part Deux)
Capital Steps
National Tour of
Fiddler
Roof
on the
The Lyric swings into its Winter Season
www.LyricTheatre.com
The
Capital
Campaign
Begins
A letter from the
Executive Director
By the time you read this we will have announced our
“LOVE THE LYRIC” fundraising campaign for the future of
our wonderful not-for-profit organization. This 3 YEAR, 3
MILLION DOLLAR CAMPAIGN is designed to make sure The
Lyric stays around for a long time and continues to provide
our community with the best in artistic integrity, community
outreach through our Arts & Education programs and a
comfortable, technically modern historic theater.
The Campaign goal
has three elements:
Replace the orchestra
seating with new more
comfortable chairs, design
and replace the entryways
and doors in the lobby
along with new concession
areas. Install a new box
office system, better
lighting and marquee
updates.
Next, we will retire our
mortgage and create an
increase in our Arts &
Education Programs by providing many more of our schools
with artist residencies and experiences at no cost to the schools.
Finally, a new fund will be established to help underwrite
select programs and artist opportunities that would otherwise
be too costly.
We hope you will consider supporting us in securing The
Lyric’s future, and continue to enjoy all we provide for our
community. We simply ask you to
Features:
3Letter from the Executive Director
6 Season Sponsors
8 The Lyric swings into its
Winter Season
8 Historical Timeline
12 Board of Directors & Staff
15 Arts & Education
18 2012-2013 Season Lineup
21 Love The Lyric
Capital Campaign
22The Lyric Film Society
presents Art Cinema
26 Rental Information
29 Membership & Sponsorship
Opportunities
29 Volunteer Bartenders & Ushers
30 2012-2013 Director’s Circle
& Contributors
32 Theatre Box Office
and General Information
32 Seating Chart
Best,
On the cover:
Travis Tritt
An Evening with
Burt Reynolds
Playwright and actor Jim Brochu
is Zero Mostel in the sensitive and
thought-provoking one-person play
“Zero Hour” opening February 15th,
2013 at 7:00pm.
Read the full story on page 34
(part Deux)
Capital Steps
National Tour of
ler
Fidd
on the
Roof
The Lyric swings
The Friends of the Lyric, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization
into its Winter Season
The
Capital
Campaign
Begins
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For tickets and information, call the Lyric Theatre Box Office at 772-286-7827 or visit www.LyricTheatre.com. All shows and times are subject to change.
Season Sponsors
The Friends of the Lyric, Inc. would like to thank these sponsors who have
generously helped to underwrite the costs of our 2012-2013 Season.
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For tickets and information, call The Lyric Theatre Box Office at 772-286-7827 or visit www.LyricTheatre.com. All shows and times are subject to change.
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‘50s most popular hits and a salute to
Motown’s Temptations and The Supremes.
Classics from great American masters
like Rodgers and Hammerstein, Harold
Arlen and the Gershwins are revamped
into dazzling production numbers and
spine-tingling tap dance routines. The
newest chapter features songs from today’s
hit-makers, including Michael Bublé, Ray
Charles and Billy Joel. With lush musical
arrangements of award-winning songs,
from “Route 66” to “Bridge Over Troubled
Waters,” culminating with a patriotic
finale, you’ll be proud to be an American.
There’s a memorable musical moment
for every family member in “The Great
American Songbook!”
Cirque D’Amour
Jan. 8th
6:00pm & 8:30pm
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The Great
American Songbook
remiering The Lyric Theatre’sWinter
Season is
(January 7, 2013: 6:00pm & 8:30pm) with a
thrilling and high-energy journey through
the history of American music. Each
chapter of the songbook is brought to
life through show-stopping performances
by a dazzling cast, creative sets, colorful
costumes and clever choreography.
Matt Davenport Productions Inc. has
been presenting and producing energetic
dance and entertainment shows since
its creation in 1992. Through the years,
they’ve toured a wide-range of familyfriendly shows featuring the best in tap
dancing, holiday specials and more;
establishing themselves as leaders in
the traveling entertainment industry.
Following a smashingly successful
2009 national tour of performing
art centers across the country,
Matt Davenport Productions
Inc. is proud to debut to the
Lyric audience “The Great
American Songbook.”
This innovative potpourri
of popular music showcases
many scenes: a 1940sstyle “live radio show,” a
look back to the
A Brief History of
The Lyric
Theatre
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The Lyric
swings
into its
Winter
Season
Temperatures are rising this January
when the mysterious and magical
art of the European circus, with a
tantalizing twist, comes to The Lyric.
Spring of 1913
Construction for The “first” Lyric began
on Osceola Avenue near Belle Flora and
opened for its first performance a year later.
1917
The “first” Lyric was abandoned and
moved to a little wooden structure on
Osceola Avenue
Cirque D’Amour (January
8, 2013: 6:00pm & 8:30pm) combines
high-flying acrobatics with the sensual
art form of Burlesque. Winning over 70
international awards, Cirque D’Amour is
performed by the Zunyi Acrobatic Troupe
who explores the history of dance, from
sultry Argentinean Tango to the art of the
striptease made famous by Sally Rand.
This intimate evening of song, dance,
humor and acrobatics is demonstrated
by some of the most talented circus
performers in the world. Cirque D’Amour
brings you a performance of love and
seduction that is filled with gorgeous
costuming, state-of-the-art choreography
and an electrifying score.
Sound the trumpets!
Canadian Brass (January 9,
2013: 8:00pm) is returning to The Lyric
stage! The highly celebrated ensemble has
truly earned the distinction of “the world’s
most famous brass group.” Comprised
of five tremendous brass musicians, each
a virtuoso in his own right, the varied
Canadian Brass repertoire features brass
standards as well as a wide-ranging library
of original arrangements created especially
for them. These include the works of
Renaissance and Baroque masters, Classical
works, marches, holiday favorites, ragtime,
Dixieland, Latin, jazz, big band, Broadway
and Christian music as well as popular
songs and standards.
Touring legends, Canadian Brass have an
enthusiastic fan base and play to packed
houses everywhere throughout the USA,
Canada, Japan and Europe. Masters of
concert presentations, Canadian Brass
has developed a uniquely engaging stage
presence and rapport with audiences.
Whatever the style, the music is central
and performed with utmost dedication,
skill and excellence. The hallmark of
any Canadian Brass performance is
entertainment, spontaneity, virtuosity and
of course – fun! And they do it with style.
Famous for their unique attire of formal
black suits and white running shoes, each
of the brass musicians plays on 24-karat
gold plated Conn-Selmer instruments,
ensuring the best sound possible with the
most flair.
Not only does Canadian Brass boast
a 40 year touring history and a highly
impressive recording catalog, but the
group has also attracted
a large audience of over
1 million viewers on their
YouTube channel. The
five-person ensemble
proves their ability to
bring the previously
underappreciated genre
of brass music to a
younger generation
with their excitement
and musical
adaptability. With
four decades under
their belts, Canadian
Brass continues to thrill
audiences around the
world – and they don’t
look like they are letting up
anytime soon!
Steps
May 27, 1925
Construction of The “new” Lyric Theatre
commenced on Flagler Avenue
March 15, 1926
The “new” Lyric Theatre opened to the
public with the feature picture “Skinner’s
Dress Suit”
November 29, 1930
Newly equipped with RCA Photophone
sound picture machines, The Lyric Theatre
opened with railroad thriller “Danger
Lights' (picture with sound)
Prepare to be astounded
by classical vocalist,
Michael Amante
(January 13 & January 14, 2013:
Michael Amante
7:00pm) and his 9-piece orchestra,
Jan. 13 & 14 | 7:00pm
performing pieces from Puccini’s
For a night of side-splitting
Tosca and Bernstein’s West Side Story.
laughter, don’t miss
Praised by the likes of Pavarotti and Tony
(January 11, 2013: 6:00pm &
Bennett, Amante has been lauded as “one
8:30pm), a cheeky nod to today’s political
of the greatest voices
shenanigans. Originally created by a group
ever heard.”
of Senate staffers with the goal to satirize
Michael got his start in New York at
their fellow employers and coworkers,
the young age of 6, playing Oliver in a
the act has now become a nation-wide
production at his Catholic school. He grew
sensation of topical jokes, insider humor
up making a local name for himself doing
and irreverent parodies. Capitol Steps has
Foreigner impersonations in biker bars
been featured on national television, from
on the New York State Thruway.
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Canadian Brass
Jan. 9th | 8:00pm
NBC to PBS, and can be heard four times
a year on NPR for a radio special entitled
“Politics Takes a Holiday.”
In 1981, a group of Senate staff
members got together to come up with a
series of song parodies for a Christmas
party performance. The show was such a
success on Capitol Hill that the members
of the group decided to try their luck as
a traveling performance group. Three
decades later, the veteran troupe has
received wide-reaching success and critical
accolades for their biting wit and fresh take
on contemporary political topics. They’ve
released 30 albums with their famous
song parodies, including their latest album
entitled “Take the Money and Run – For
President.”
The Capitol Steps cast of characters
has worked in a total of 18
Congressional offices and have
62 collective years of House and
Senate staff experience under
their belt. One of their most
talked-about bits is “Lirty Dies,”
a quick-paced run-through of all
the latest national scandals in the
form of spoonerisms, or word
play that switches letters to baffle
and jumble the audience in the
expected fashion of politics.
The hilarious show leaves no
stone unturned and no scandal
forgotten.
1941
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Capitol
The Lyric Theatre fell on hard times after
the depression and closed its doors. Over
the following years, it was rented out
to community groups and was used to
present traveling vaudeville shows, news
weeklies and movies
1978
The Lyric was purchased by New Life in
Christ Church and served as a venue for
weekly services
1987
With talk of razing the theater, Friends of
the Lyric, a group of concerned citizens,
banded together to save the historic structure
The Machine Performs Pink Floyd
Jan. 17th | 8:00pm
Michael’s love of opera blossomed when
a choir director in upstate New York
introduced him to legendary Swedish tenor
Jussi Björling. Along the way, Michael
attracted the attention of opera-legend
Luciano Pavarotti who encouraged him in
his pursuit of classical performance. The
rest is history.
Although Michael is truly an international
artist, proficient in 7 languages and
traveling across the world to perform,
the vocalist is a devout patriot of his
homeland of the United States. The son of
a decorated World War II Army Air Corps
veteran, Michael recently produced an
album entitled “Amante Salutes America,”
from which all proceeds were donated to
the nation’s disabled veterans.
The Lyric Theatre would like to
welcome you to
The Machine
performs Pink Floyd
(January 17, 2013: 8:00pm), an authentic
Floyd-ian experience. America’s top Pink
Floyd show has forged a 20 year reputation
of excellence, extending the legacy of
Pink Floyd, while creating a legacy all
their own. Over the years, The Machine
has touched the hearts and souls of many,
selling out theaters, large clubs and casinos
across North and Central America, Europe
and Asia. They have also appeared at
renowned music festivals such as Bonnaroo,
Riverbend, Gathering of the Vibes, Buffalo’s
Artpark, and Germany’s Rock of Ages.
Known for performing a diverse mix of
The Floyd’s extensive 16-album repertoire
(complete with faithful renditions of popular
hits as well as obscure gems), The Machine’s
March 18, 1988
Friends of the Lyric entered into a contract
with the New Life in Christ Church and
purchased theater
1993-1995
With assistance from community
grassroots efforts and grants, The Lyric
Theatre underwent much needed repair
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from marquee improvements, exterior
painting, new roofing and air-conditioning
systems, ADA compliance alterations, box
office construction, and remodeling of the
restrooms and dressing room
November 12, 1993
The Lyric Theatre was listed on the
National Register of Historic Places
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Board of Directors
President
Ethel Christin
Vice President
Eileen Morris
Treasurer
Todd Laycock
Secretary
Patty Downing
Directors
Frank M. Byers, Jr.
David Collier
Eric Crawford
Stephanie Flicker
Lisa Graff
Marianne Hartnett
Betsy Herold
Hope Jochem
Joan McGowan
Michael Mortell
Tom Nangle
Paul Shirley
May Smyth
Steven Swann
Tim Timmons
Linda Weiksnar
Nancy Wong
John Ziegler
Advisory Board
Dr. Barbara Anderson
Bridget Baratta
Denise Belizar
Daisy Carter
George Coates
Elaine Cook
Howard Cook
Lisa Fricke
Elisabeth Lahti
George Lehach
Natalie MacDonald
Pat Pendergast
Jim Pendergast
Jacquelyne Schuman
Patricia Simmons
Gloria Wolfe
Sam Zemsky
Executive Director
John Loesser
Lyric Theatre Staff
Assistant Executive
Director
Kia Fontaine Hamill
Copywriter & Creative
Services
Gracie Loesser
Controller
Monica Soricelli
Manager of Bar Services
Mitch Meislohn
Membership Director &
Audience Services Manager
Polly DeLater
Box Office Services
Ron Colangelo, Roxanne
Critchley, Meagan Ebright,
Laura Johnson, Dale
Kostakos and Wendy Lucas
Production Manager/
Technical Director
Bert Zimmerman
Lighting Engineer
John Keough
Sound Engineer
Keith Kohrs
Box Office Manager &
Flagler Center Facility
Coordinator
Janet Christie
Education and
Operations Coordinator
Karin Leone
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Volunteer Coordinator
Phyl Weaver
House Managers
Jean Aukerman, Majorie
Bates, Linda Bishop, Linda
Lambrecht, Irene Luneski
and Phyl Weaver
House Physician
Richard D. Lowe D.O.
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stellar musicianship, dramatic lighting and
video, and their passionate delivery sets
them above and beyond the rest.
In the classic tradition, The Machine
explores collective improvisation
paralleling and even rivaling that of an
early 1970’s Pink Floyd mentality. Their
use of expanded theatrical elements and
elaborate stage displays continues in
the spirit of the later Floyd lineups of
the 1980’s. The band is also known for
recreating entire albums as a part of their
show, accepting requests from fans, and for
taking an A to Z approach in which one
song is played for every
letter of the
alphabet.
The
Machine
is as real as
it gets. Spin
Magazine
affirms, the
Machine
“sounds exactly
like Pink Floyd.”
from Hungary, but returned in 1996 to
overwhelming critical acclaim. Pertis
eventually became an artist of the National
Concert Management of Hungary and
became the first Hungarian pianist to
record Moussorgsky’s “Pictures of an
Exhibition.”
Peter Pertis shares his musical gifts this
January on The Lyric stage in Stuart,
which he now calls home. The veteran
pianist spends his time between Budapest
and Florida, as couldn’t resist the charms
of the Treasure Coast. Come help us
welcome him to the neighborhood.
Bringing a wild twist to the classic
concert performance,
(January 24, 2013: 8:00pm) rock
the stage with their sensational mix of
strings and hilarity. Millions of YouTube
viewers can’t be wrong. Well they can, but
they aren’t and they’ve turned the inspired
& Joo
Igudesman
lunacy of musicians Igudesman & Joo into
an internet and international sensation.
The duo has picked up the mantle of
Victor Borge and P.D.Q. Bach and given
it a third millennium makeover. Like
their predecessors, they are accomplished
musicians who have turned the world’s
most esteemed concert halls into standing
room only comedy clubs. Think Mozart
hijacked by Monty Python and you have
some idea of the mayhem created on
worldwide stages at the highest level of
musicianship--and immortalized on videos
with more than 28 million viewings.
In part, what makes Igudesman & Joo so
unique is that they are enjoyed with equal
gusto by audiences ranging from an eightyear-old who has never heard of Bach or
Brahms to seasoned musical connoisseurs.
Amazingly, one of their strongest
demographics in the U.S. is among 15 to
35-year-olds. Violinist Igudesman and
pianist Joo knock the stuffy out of staid
Igudesman & Joo
Jan. 24th | 8:00pm
For the
classically
inclined, The
Peter Pertis
Lyric is proud
Jan. 19 | 8:00pm
to welcome
internationally acclaimed pianist
(January 19, 2013:
8:00pm). Pertis, a fifth-generation disciple
of great Hungarian pianist and composer
Franz Liszt, was born in Budapest to
a talented family of musicians. He has
traveled the globe, performing everywhere
from Australia to South America, where
critics have described the talented
pianist as “a driving force with a lyrical
sensitivity.”
Peter graduated from Bela Bartok
Conservatory of Music and received his
doctorate from the prestigious Franz Liszt
Academy of Music, where he would later
serve as a Professor of Piano. Pertis won
the Bartok National Piano Competition in
Budapest in 1960. In 1978, during the Cold
War, the up-and-coming pianist defected
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Peter Pertis
Legal Advisor
Terence P. McCarthy
Accounting Assistant
Kellie Jocoy
Official Canine
of the Lyric
Kona
Art Director
Michael Renfro
Security Services
Leighton Security
1996
New seating was installed in the orchestra
section and administrative offices
constructed
1999
A vacant lot to the rear of The Lyric
was purchased for the future expansion
of the stage and backstage
2001
The Balcony of the theater was remodeled
for the installation of new balcony
seating, an elevator was installed and
refurbishment of the lobby and restrooms
2002
Lighting and Sound Equipment
was upgraded
2004-2005
The expansion of the Lyric was
commenced and completed, enlarging the
stage by 14 feet and equipping The Lyric
with a backstage with flex- dressing area,
a restroom, and office/storage areas. The
“Star” dressing room also underwent
renovation to offer a quaint comfortable
room with a shower and restroom
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evening of vocal excellence.
Comprised of three powerhouse tenors
and their exquisite soprano, La Diva
Tenors boasts an astonishing collective
history of performance, performing all
over the world and working the biggest
names in the music business, including
Luciano Pavarotti, David Gilbert and
Placido Domingo.
Reminisce of days gone by with
the nostalgic blast from the past,
All Hands on Deck
La Diva Tenors
Jan. 25th | 7:00pm
classical performances, mixing genres and
styles with hearty doses of humor and
theatricality. Yet, while their spin may
be irreverent, their buffoonery is always
tempered by impeccable musicianship and
unwavering commitment to their craft.
The partners in comic crime have
developed a huge fan base among other
entertainers as well. Catch their hilarious
musical skits with John Malkovich on
YouTube or clips with Yo-Yo Ma, a
self-declared Igudesman & Joo fan, who
couldn’t resist joining the duo backstage
for some illuminating banter.
Embrace the diva inside with the
unforgettable trio,
(January 25, 2013: 7:00pm).
Dazzling audiences with the best of
contemporary pop crossovers, Broadway
show tunes, a dash of opera and their
unique blend of humor and wit, La Diva
Tenors promise to deliver an entrancing
Tenors
La Diva
(January 27, 2013: 4:00pm & 7:00pm) this
January. All Hands on Deck captures
the spirit of the 1940s in a flashback
to the days of USO tours and radio
extravaganzas. The critically acclaimed
musical is a two-act time capsule of songs
and dances that defined an era; performed
by a dynamic cast and 9 piece orchestra.
With over 40 classic big band hits in their
arsenal, All Hands on Deck presents a
true-to-life reproduction of a USO show
modeled after Bob Hope’s famous 1942 tour.
Act One is hosted by Ted Crosley and
follows a war-bond drive as they travel the
country. When the gang is called back for
an emergency live radio broadcast on the
Armed Forces Radio, Crosley and the rest
of the group decide to broadcast directly
from the theatre. Act Two is a live radio
show complete with on-air antics, classic
commercials and a live studio audience - you!
All Hands on Deck features John
Handley, “Hollywood’s favorite new
tenor,” Daisy Maxwell, “the sweater girl,”
and Betty Blake, “the blond bombshell.”
The clever, playful arrangements and
traditional stylings of All Hands on Deck
will remind you of the likes of American
comedian Jack Benny. The show brings
you a refreshingly authentic recreation of
classic 1940s musical entertainment that
stays true to its origins and celebrates the
golden days of big band and live radio.
Gaelic Storm
Batten down for
(January 28, 2013: 7:00pm), the Celticinspired phenomenon sweeping the land
with their lively instrumentals, Irish-bred
flair and cross-over popularity. Getting
their first big break as the party band in
James Cameron’s mega-hit Titanic, Gaelic
Storm have released 8 albums featuring
their energetic blend of traditional Irish
and Scottish music with pop influences.
Their spontaneity and vigor must be
experienced live to truly appreciate their
multi-faceted renderings of traditional
folk music.
Gaelic Storm got their start in 1996,
when members Patrick Murphy, Steve
Wehmeyer, Steve Twigger and Brian
Walsh joined together to perform at
O’Brien’s Irish Pub and Restaurant in
Santa Monica, California. The group
received immediate attention from locals
and Gaelic Storm began to perform at a
number of pubs in the area the following
year. When James Cameron chose the
talented young musicians as the band to
play in Titanic’s ship steerage party scene,
the group’s popularity skyrocketed. Now,
Gaelic Storm plays over 125 dates a year,
touring throughout the United States,
United Kingdom, France and Japan.
Gaelic Storm includes original members
Patrick Murphy and Steve Twigger
along with drummer and percussionist
Gaelic Storm
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Jan. 28th | 7:00pm
Since its inception in 1997, The Lyric Theatre’s Arts & Education program has provided
Treasure Coast families with the wonderfully unique and magical experience that only live
performing arts can offer. As funding for the arts continues to dwindle, The Lyric is more
committed than ever to give all area students and families the opportunity to share in this
cultural resource. It is for these reasons The Lyric has adapted a multi-faceted approach to
sharing our message, educating our youth, bringing families together and opening young minds.
“We loved Solo Circus....
even Brianna (almost 17
months old) was clapping and
cheering! All of the parents
and kids we talked to loved it
as much as we did! We are so
blessed to have this amazing
opportunity to take part in the
Discovery Series!! Thank you
so much!!!”
- Laurie Buchanan,
Olivet Homeschool
DISCOVERY SERIES
They really enjoyed it.
We didn’t get questioned
once about when it would
be over, and that’s a real
accomplishment in keeping
them engaged. For our family,
the value is in exposure to the
performing arts, to create a
love of live theater, ballet, etc.
The prices are Amazing! We
make every effort to attend
all of the Discovery Series
productions.
- Karen Angstadt, Parents Etc.
LYRIC’S SUMMER CAMP
My daughter Rylie absolutely
LOVED The Lyric’s Awesome
Summer Camp… we were
not sure how it would go, she
is very shy and even though
she can be a ham at home
she‘s not one to perform in
front of strangers, she even
dropped out of ballet because
she didn’t want to dance in
front of the class…but she
performed at the “sharing”
in more than a few dance
numbers and after the show
we took her to get ice cream
and all she could talk about
was how she wished it wasn’t
over and how she can’t wait
to go again next summer. She
has even asked to go for the
whole time the camp is open
rather than going for just
a 2 week session. This was
by far her favorite camp she
attended all summer.
-Valerie L Cousins
Discovery Series
• This mainstay of The Lyric’s educational outreach has provided quality programming to Treasure Coast schools for over 14 years. • Since 1997, over 105,000 school children have come to The Lyric to experience the wonder of live theater – many of them for the first time.
• Comprised of educational programming designed to support Florida state
curriculum requirements.
• Professionally produced, high quality shows designed to educate, entertain and inspire.
Family Programming
• A variety of cultural and artistic experiences in music, dance, theater, magic and more,
to expand children’s awareness and imagination. • This slate of wholesome entertainment (offered at modest ticket prices) are performed
on weekends, school holidays and evenings, allowing working parents and the family
to enjoy live theater together. Artist Residency Program
• Instituted in 2010, this unique experience brings dedicated
artist mentors into our schools for an intensive, up-close
and personal exchange with students, in hopes of kindling
even the smallest spark of creativity in a child that might
otherwise go unnoticed.
• The program debuted with “The Nestor Torres Initiative”- a weeklong residency with the Grammy Award winning Latin
Jazz artist Nestor Torres, culminating in a concert at The
Lyric with a group of fortunate students sharing the stage
with Nestor Torres. • Renown Zydeco master Terrance Simien and world-famous magicians The Spencers,
have also shared their passion, knowledge and generosity of spirit with thousands of
Treasure Coast students.
• The Lyric Artist Residency Program continues to flourish and inspire, playing a vital
role in nurturing self-confidence, exploration and a love of the arts.
Master Classes
Master Class opportunities enhance The Lyric’s mission to support emerging and
established area artists. Participants are able to interact with distinguished artists in a
focused workshop setting and hone their craft through the feedback and invaluable
experience of their mentors. Summer Camp
• The newest addition to the Arts & Education initiative ~ Lyric’s Awesome Summer
Camp was host to over 250 children over a six-week period. • An action packed day of acting, dancing, art and music; working toward
the grand finale – a performance for friends and family on The Lyric Stage. • For kids of all backgrounds and interests, offered at an incredibly
affordable rate. Students are encouraged to express themselves,
embrace their talents, quirks and individuality.
The Lyric Theatre has an unwavering commitment to keeping
the arts alive on the Treasure Coast. We hope you will join us
in this effort and we thank you for your support!
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Ryan Lacey, who graduated from the Los
Angeles Music Academy, Pete Purvis on
uilleann pipes, tin whistle, deger pipes, and
highland pipes, and the newest member of
Gaelic Storm, Suffolk-born Jessie Burns
on the fiddle. Their most recent album
entitled Cabbage was released in 2010 and
debuted at #1 on the Billboard world chart.
As well, the quintet recorded a DVD, Gaelic
Storm: Live in Chicago that was filmed at the
House of Blues in Chicago, Illinois. Gaelic
Storm has recently announced the future
release of their next album, Chicken Boxer,
which is due for July 31, 2012.
Returning for what is sure to be another
sell-out show, is iconic film idol and
friend to The Lyric, An Evening with
Burt Reynolds (Part Deux)
(January 30 & January 31, 2013: 7:00pm);
the next installment of intimate insider
stories and fond memories from a man
whose multi-decade acting career has
cemented him as one of the most famous
movie stars of all time. Hear Burt speak
openly about his experiences over the years,
from his award-winning work on films such
as Smokey and the Bandit and Boogie Nights
to his Emmy-winning television roles.
The night will include personal photos,
film clips and never-before-heard stories
from the Jupiter resident and international
sensation. The Lansing, Michigan native
Burt Reynolds
Jan. 30th & 31st
7:00pm
boasts over 5 decades of acting
Founded in the early 60s by five
experience beginning at Florida
eager high school students, The
State University. The young star
Duprees were more than just
quarterback was encouraged to
your average group. They were
audition for the play Outward Bound,
recognized shortly after their
produced by one of Burt’s teachers
formation by former big band
and mentors. The
leader and producer George
performance
Paxton, who
earned him the
quickly
1956 Florida
signed
State Drama
them
Award. Slowly,
he began
infiltrating
the industry,
performing in
small plays and
with his own label, Coed
musicals until finally making his
Records. With their youthful vigor
Broadway debut starring in
and recently acquired backing,
Look, We’ve Come Through. Burt
the quintet began re-recording
then moved on to feature film roles,
previous hits with an infusion
breaking out with his role in the
of their own signature style.
1972 film Deliverance. Reynolds
The Duprees got their
would go on to appear in over 100
first big success from
titles throughout his career including
the popularity of their
Cirque Zuma Zuma
Feb. 13 | 7:00pm
the wildly successful films Smokey
recording “You Belong To
and The Bandit, White Lightning,
Me,” a song previously
The Longest Yard and Boogie Nights.
recorded and made famous
Over his extensive career, he has won
by Jo Stafford in 1952. The unique
an Emmy and two Golden Globes awards as
version recorded by The Duprees had a fastwell as being nominated for an Academy
paced and exciting big band supporting them
Award in 1998.
and the single quickly reached the US top ten
Apart from his success on stage and in
in 1962. Over the next decade, The Duprees
film, Burt Reynolds has spent a great deal
recorded hit after hit, making a name for
of time and energy supporting his local
themselves as one of the most successful and
community on the Treasure Coast. Over
creative doo wop groups of the time. Their
the past decades, Reynolds has been a
recordings “My Own True Love,” “Have You
vibrant element of the town of Jupiter and Heard,” and “Why Don’t You Believe Me” all
beyond, creating and facilitating the Burt
became major sellers, hitting the top 40 on the
Reynolds Institute of Film and Theatre,
charts in the United States.
which provides classes and educational
Now, more than 50 years after the formed
opportunities for aspiring actors, as well
The Duprees, the talented and enthusiastic
as having a local park named in his honor.
high school students are veterans of the
Now, the incredibly talented actor and
doo wop genre. However, they haven’t lost
home town hero comes to the Lyric stage
their style or their excitement. The five
for another night of film lore and laughs.
musicians are touring the nation with a
re-worked and invigorated show performing
all of their biggest hits of the past half
Take a stroll down memory lane with
century. Audiences can expect soulful
melodies and smooth vocals when the
(February 8, 2013:
Duprees hit the stage.
6:00pm & 8:30pm). Starting with their
first single and major hit “You Belong To
Me” in 1962, The Duprees have become a
Next, take a journey to the Dark
staple of doo-wop, winning the hearts of
Continent with
American listeners everywhere. Known for
(February 13, 2013: 7:00pm).
their signature style of doo-wop combined
American television audiences and critics
with major big band arrangements, the
in Europe and Australia agree – America’s
four-man group has brought romance to
Got Talent Finalist’s Cirque Zuma Zuma is
the stage, reinvigorating old hits with
unlike anything they have ever seen before.
their fresh vocals. Recording major hits
After sell-out seasons in Europe and an
throughout the 1960s, The Duprees are
extended debut run in Australia, Cirque
back again to bring a little doo-wop to
Zuma Zuma is ready to wow you!
downtown Stuart.
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Announcing the Launch
of Our Capital Campaign!
African Acrobats International, Inc. has
established the ultimate African Circus;
the cradle of all cultures, the ultimate
source for all music, dance and ritual for all
humanity. Celebrate the richness of African
cultures with this dazzling show that blends
acrobatics, dance, and music by incredibly
disciplined performers trained in Kenya and
Tanzania. Many describe it as an Africanstyle Cirque du Soleil; such is the standard
of the performers and the quality of the
show’s live musical score. The show will
feature an array of never before seen talents
mixed with some of the best love skills
associated with African variety arts.
Cirque Zuma Zuma combines the
mysticism and magic of the Dark Continent
with the out-of-this-world excitement of
a theatrical cirque performance. With live
music and percussionists, the talented cast
performs a non-stop, action-packed show
of aerial acts, Egyptian limbo dancers,
South African gumboot dancers, Gabonese
tumblers, South African contortionists,
amazing pole acts, and more with non-stop
action and amazing feats which will keep
audiences breathless. Partial proceeds to
benefit the St. Paul African Methodist
Episcopal Church.
And now, may we introduce you to Zero
Mostel in the delicately rendered one(February
person play
15, 2013: 7:00pm & February 16, 2013:
4:00pm & 7:00pm). The sensitive and
thought-provoking piece explores the life
of Zero Mostel, the
Jewish comedic
actor and TonyAward winner.
Mostel’s
Zero Hour
experiences with being black-listed during
the 1950s and his success with Fiddler
on the Roof and The Producers are retold
by playwright and actor Jim Brochu, a
lifelong admirer of the famous comedian.
Brochu won the 2010 Drama Desk Award
of Outstanding Solo Performance and the
Helen Hayes Award for the subtlety and
honesty that he brought to the role in
Zero Hour.
A native of Brooklyn, Jim Brochu
produced his first show when he was
13 years old. Four years later, Jim was
working on Broadway, selling drinks at the
St. James Theatre during intermissions. He
would go on to study drama at CarnegieMellon University and he got his B.A. in
English at St. Francis College. Jim made
his Broadway debut as Christopher Sly in
a revival of Shakespeare’s The Taming of
the Shrew. His latest role as Zero Mostel is
a personal achievement for the Broadway
veteran, as the life of the Jewish comedian
was of particular interest to Brochu early
on in production. He brings a significant
amount of personality and wit to the
character, proving himself as the New York
Times called him the “Man of the Theatre.”
Zero Hour portrays Mr. Mostel being
interviewed in his art studio by an unseen
New York Times reporter who tries to
separate fact from fanciful fiction and also
concentrates on the comedian’s laughless
years when he was blacklisted in the
1950s following his refusal to name names
before the House Un-American Activities
Committee. Even here there are hilarious
moments, including a near-verbatim
depiction of his appearance in front of
the committee, showing Mr. Mostel as the
ultimate canny provocateur. For all the
humor born out of bitterness, there also are
equal amounts of bigheartedness and deep
empathy. Mr. Brochu captures Mr. Mostel’s
thundering bravado — the florid language,
extravagant gestures, the wagging brows
and glowering stare, the way the comedian
could never pass up a pun. The low humor
is abundant, but so are the high ideals.
Mr. Mostel claims to have come from
nothing, but Zero Hour affirms his
worth as both an actor and a man.
Zero Hour
Feb. 15th | 7:00pm
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Feb. 16 | 4:00pm & 7:00pm
Doo-Wah Riders
Feb. 17th | 7:00pm
Saddle up for the genre-defying and
wildly entertaining
(February 17, 2013: 7:00pm).
The high energy quintet boasts an impressive
30-year career working with some of country
music’s biggest stars, including Garth
Brooks, George Strait, Willie Nelson and
Dolly Parton. Appearing on stages across the
country as well as on national television and in
major motion pictures, the Doo-Wah Riders
are unique for their combination of invaluable
decades of experience and youthful musical
energy. Their tight musicianship and powerful
arrangements of classic and original songs
have made them favorites everywhere they go.
The group produced their first, selftitled album in 1993, featuring some
of their greatest fan favorites and the
track “Glowing in the Ashes,” which was
performed in the movie “Basic Instinct”
starring Michael Douglas and Sharon
Stone. Their debut CD also featured the
remarkable musicianship of former band
member and world-renowned fiddler Byron
Berline. They would work with the talented
international artist again on the album
“Fiddle and a Song” which was nominated
for a Grammy in 1995. The Doo-Wah
Riders didn’t stop there, releasing 6 more
albums including two unforgettable, bootstompin’ live albums. Their latest release,
entitled “Obstacles,” took over 2 turbulent
years to record and might prove to be their
greatest accomplishment yet.
The Doo-Wah Riders have a long history
performing in every aspect of the music
industry. The 5-man group has served as
backup band for such stars as Lee Ann
Womack, Billy Ray Cyrus, and Martina
McBride. Apart from being featured in
“Basic Instict,” the Riders have appeared
on TNN’s Prime Time Country and Dick
Clark’s national television production “Will
You Marry Me?” Kenny, Lindy, Keith,
James and Perry form an enthusiastic
collection of home-grown country
enthusiasts and multi-talented musicians
who know how to rock the house. They’ll
bring their collective skills on a variety
of instruments from the fiddle to the
harmonica to The Lyric stage in February.
Riders
Doo-Wah
$3 Million Capital Campaign
“Setting the stage for the future”
• The Lyric $3,000,000 Capital Campaign will provide many needed renovations,
retire our debt, expand cultural and arts and entertainment programming
and establish a fund to help secure our future.
• This Community-owned, not-for-profit gem remains a touchstone
for downtown Stuart and surrounding areas.
•By joining us in this Capital Campaign you are making a commitment,
not just to us, but to the future of Stuart and Martin County.
• Please call John Loesser at (772) 220-1942, ext. 208 for more information
and naming opportunities.
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Look out Stuart, here comes T-R-O-U-B-L-E!
Grand Ole Opry alum and country music
Solo
renegade,
Acoustic Performance (February 18, 2013:
7:00pm & February 23, 2013: 2:00pm) is
bringing his Grammy-winning southernrock sound to the Treasure Coast in an
unprecedented solo acoustic performance.
He has charted more than forty times on
the Hot Country Songs charts, including
five number ones — “Help Me Hold
On,” “Anymore,” “Can I Trust You with
My Heart,” “Foolish Pride” and “Best of
Intentions.” Seven of his albums (counting
his Greatest Hits) are certified platinum or
higher, and he’s had 15 additional top ten
singles. Now on tour, Travis Tritt comes
to The Lyric armed with only his acoustic
guitar in an uplugged, raw and intimate
sharing of his songs and stories.
Tritt’s love affair with music began as a
child, teaching himself how to play guitar
when he was eight and beginning to
write songs when he was 14. Travis was
determined to have a musical career, much
to his parents dismay. Following his parents
advice, Tritt tried to settle down into a more
traditional life of work and family but was
unsuccessful. Twice divorced by age 22, he
continued to play music while working various
jobs; including one where the company’s
vice president was a guitarist who gave up
hopes of a musical career and urged Tritt to
follow his dreams. Tritt quit his job and began
pursuing a career full-time. In a stroke of
good fortune, Tritt’s demo tape landed in the
hands of a Warner Brothers’ executive and
in 1989, Warner Brothers’ Nashville division
signed Tritt. His debut album, Country Club,
appeared in the stores in the spring 1990. It
was preceded by the Top Ten hit, “Country
Club.” His next two singles, “Help Me Hold
On” and “I’m Gonna Be Somebody,” hit
number one and two respectively. “Put Some
Drive in Your Country,” which had a clear rock
& roll influence, stalled at number four, since
radio programmers were reluctant to feature
such blatantly rock-derived music.
Tritt had a breakthrough success with his
second album, 1991’s It’s All About to Change went into multi-platinum territory.
T-r-o-u-b-l-e, Tritt’s third album, was
released in 1992-it had the number one
single, “Can I Trust You With My Heart,”
and went gold. Tritt came back in 1994
with Ten Feet Tall & Bulletproof, which went
platinum, spawned the number one single
“Foolish Pride,” and marked his highest
position, number 20, on the pop charts. His
1995 compilation Greatest Hits: From the
Beginning went platinum within six months
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Ballet Hispanico
Feb. 20th | 8:00pm
of its November release. Restless Kind was
released in 1996, followed two years later by
No More Looking Over My Shoulder; Down
the Road I Go was issued in fall 2000. Live
in Concert appeared in 2007 from Big Bang
while later that same year Category 5 released
a new studio effort from Tritt called The Storm
produced by the well known American Idol
judge and musician Randy Jackson. Don’t
miss this rare opportunity to see the country
music’s bad boy live on The Lyric stage.
Celebrate over 40 years
of Latin dance and
culture with
(February
20, 2013: 8:00pm), the
nation’s pre-eminent Latino
dance insitution. Led by
Artistic Director Eduardo
Vilaro, Ballet Hispanico
explores, preserves and
celebrates today’s Latino
cultures through innovative
artistic collaborations
bringing the heart
of Hispanic
culture to
audiences around
the world,
performed by
the most gifted
of dancers.
Founded in
1970 by Artistic
Director Tina
Ramirez, Ballet
Hispanico began
its visionary
efforts to fuse
Ballet
Hispanico
ballet, modern and Latin dance into a
spirited image of the contemporary
Hispanic world. Ramirez worked tirelessly
to bring internationally recognized
choreographers such as Alberto Alonso and
George Faison as well as young artists such
as Pedro Ruiz and Susan Marshall to the
program to educate and guide their dancers.
Apart from their international touring
schedule and advanced dance program,
Ballet Hispanico sponsors an extensive
program for public schools in New York and
around the country called “Primeros Pasos.”
The program has graduated a number of
talented artists such as Jennifer Lopez and
Leelee Sobieski who have gone on to excel
in their craft and beyond.
This February, don’t miss the unrivaled
impersonations of
The Edward
Twins in Celebrities
(February 21, 2013: 7:00pm). Identical twins
Eddie and Anthony Edwards may look
alike offstage, but onstage they transform
into some of your favorite celebrities from
Barbra Streisand to Elton John. Named
the #1 impersonation show in the country
by newspapers, TV shows, and magazines
alike, The Edward Twins have traveled
the world performing 250 shows a year for
over 10 years. Their unforgettable night of
impersonations was featured in a main
story on NBC’s Today Show to rave
reviews.
Eddie Edwards began
impersonating female
celebrities at the age
of 6, with his first
impersonation of
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Lily Tomlin’s alter ego Earnestine the
Operator. Ever since, Eddie has been
making people laugh and cheer with his
spot-on performances of the biggest
divas in the business. He got the idea of
making a career out of his gift when one
Halloween, someone from La Cage aux
Folles encouraged him to take his Barbra
Streisand impersonation to the next level.
Eddie took his advice and began to travel
the world sharing his act everywhere from
Las Vegas to Singapore.
Born in 1965, Eddie’s brother Anthony
didn’t have quite the same plans as his
brother. Anthony went to the California
Institute of the Arts, receiving a degree
in Music and later moved to San Diego,
graduating from the San Diego Police
Academy in the early 90s and on the law
enforcement track. Despite these initial
aspirations, Anthony suddenly realizes his
true calling in life. Finally recognizing his
own unique talents, he joined forces with
his brother Eddie to form the talented duo
performing worldwide today. Anthony
expertly performs over 75 characters
from Neil Diamond to Lionel Richie, and
is considered by the media as one of the
finest impressionists in the world. People
Magazine remarked that “to witness Mr.
Edwards recreate these superstars is
simply a miracle.” Witness the miracle this
February at The Lyric Theatre!
father-son Dion
tribute band,
comprised of
members Yo’ Vinny
and his sons Vinny the
Kid and Nicky Stix. The
trio’s natural musicianship
and unbridled enthusiasm
shot them into local
popularity until 2008,
when they exploded
on the national
music scene. Now
joined by additional
members guitarist
Jimmy Fracassi
Joshua Bell
and guitarist and
Feb. 25 | 8:00pm
saxophonist John
Tutino, The Bronx
Wanderers have reached a professional
height, performing for major venues across
the country. The group’s collective history
in the business is extensive. Members Yo’
Vinny and Jimmy Fracassi have worked
personally with Dion himself; touring and
recording on albums such as “Return of
the Wanderer” and “Fire in the Night.”
Their repertoire features some of the best
and biggest tunes of the past 60 years,
including hits from the Bee Gees, KC &
the Sunshine Band, Tommy James, Bob
Seger, and much more. Their New Yorkbred sound combined with the youthful
energy of members Nicky Stix and Vinny
The Kid make for a surprisingly fresh
and spontaneous show. Vinny The Kid’s
rousing tribute to Coldplay’s “Viva La
Vida” always seems to bring the audience
to their feet. The Bronx Wanderers bring a
wave of nostalgia with them this February
at The Lyric Theatre.
The Lyric brings you a taste of the Big
Apple this winter with
(February 22, 2013:
6:00pm & 8:30pm). A vibrant mix of
authenticity and youthful originality, The
Bronx Wanderers take the biggest hits of
the 1950s and ‘60s to a
whole new level. The
Bronx Wanderers
5-person group
Feb. 22 | 6:00pm & 8:30pm
recreates the
music of Frankie
Valli and the Four
Seasons and Dion
& the Belmonts
to bring back the
ballads and pop classics
that you know and
love. The Wanderers
go beyond the
classics, playing
dynamic
interpretations
of contemporary
songs for a Jersey
twist on the some of the
top Billboard hits.
The Bronx Wanderers
got their start as a
Wanderers
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Gracing The Lyric stage once again
is world-renown violin virtuoso
(February 25, 2013:
8:00pm). Often referred to as the “poet of
the violin,” Bell continues to enchant
audiences with his breathtaking
virtuosity, tone of sheer beauty
and charismatic stage presence.
His restless curiosity, passion,
universal appeal and multifaceted musical interests
have earned him the
title of “classical music
superstar.” Joshua Bell
has transformed the way
that international audiences
view the instrument, from
academia to cinematic scores.
Bell has collaborated with some
of the best composers and symphonies
in the world, and received international
recognition when Bell’s YouTube video
of his undercover subway performance in
Washington D.C. hit over 3 million views.
Joshua Bell began taking violin lessons at
the age of 4, when his parents discovered
his innate and insatiable interest in creating
music around the house. Although Bell’s
parents were never demanding of the
young musician, Joshua took immediately
to the violin and became serious about his
abilities by the age of 12, studying under
the tutelage of violinist and pedagogue
Josef Gingold. By the age of 14, Bell
appeared as a soloist with the Philadelphia
Orchestra and had finally found his place
as a major player in contemporary classical
music. By 1985, the up and coming star had
earned his place on stage at Carnegie Hall
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When you support The Lyric – by becoming a member, buying a sidewalk star,
joining the Director’s Circle or even sponsoring a show – you play a key role in bringing
a diverse and exciting slate of world-renowned artists to the Treasure Coast. Your
contribution is vital to underwriting The Lyric’s daily operations and keeping ticket prices
at popular levels. You’re invited to play any of the following roles – or all of them!
The future of Stuart’s
Historic Showplace
is brighter than ever
these days and a
big reason for this
success is . . .YOU!
Become a member
Be a sidewalk “star”
Becoming a Lyric member is easy and affordable
- and it offers big benefits too! For as little as $35,
you can enjoy advance notice of upcoming events
and have the chance to purchase tickets before
the general public. Higher membership levels
offer even more privileges.
Some of our brightest stars have provided $1,000 in
underwriting to support the restoration fund for Stuart’s Historic
Showplace. You’ll find these “stars” right under your feet as you
arrive at The Lyric! In recognition of your contribution you’ll
receive a bronze star embedded in the sidewalk at the Theatre’s
entrance with an inscription of your choice.
Sponsor a show
Be a director
Individuals and businesses can literally get their names in
lights when they sponsor a Lyric performance! As a show
sponsor, you’ll receive complimentary tickets with preferred
seating and discounts on additional tickets. You may also
help to introduce the artist and receive recognition for your
sponsorship. Opportunities may also exist for a private “meet
and greet” with the performers after the show. Sponsorships
are an ideal way to entertain your clients or friends while
providing favorable exposure for your business.
Should you wish to provide ongoing financial
support to the Theatre over a five-year period,
you will become an honored member of the
Lyric Director’s Circle. Your generosity will be
recognized through a prominent listing on the
Donor Wall in the Theatre lobby as well as a
listing in the Lyric magazine. You’ll also receive
invitations to special events and personalized
concierge service at the box office.
To become a Lyric Member, call The Lyric Box Office today at 772-286-7827 or visit LyricTheatre.com.
To take part in one of our other great sponsorship opportunities, call the Executive Director’s
office at 772.220.1942, ext. 208
2012-2013 Volunteers
bartenders
Patricia Baran
Polly Chrisholm
Ron Colangelo
Barbara Connell
Jim Egan
Kathy Grant
Kevin Grant
Maribeth Konz
Rob Lockhart
Diane Meislohn
Robin Moore
Bertha Perez
Bea Radliff
Kitty Reading
Ken Takacs
Pat Westbrook
Reva Zemke
ushers
Pamela Alverson
Mary Pat Anderson
Sharon Anderson
Beverly Andress
Frank Anfuso
Jean Aukerman
Michael Bennett
Lorraine Blatt
Linda Bolin
Rita Borucki
Camille Bowers
Don Brannigan
Kathleen Brannigan
Patti Brown
Monika Bush
Shirley Calano
Anita Canali
Michael Chenier
Joan Clark
Aleta Crabtree
Nancy Cunningham
Dorothy DeFino
Jean DeFrancis
Kendra Deltano
Stacy DeMarkey
Bobbie Demers
Sheila Dixon
Joan Elliot
Judy Endresen-Worthy
Jean Farren
Betsy Fettes
Bobbie Forman
Ranelle Furniss
Susan Fusco
Mary Ann Galletta
Jean Garneau
Helen Garner
Pat Garrett
Terry Garrett
Barbara Grass
Lauran Griffith
Joan Gross
Howard Hall
Donna Hamilton
Maureen Hanahan
Betty Hanneman
Elaine Harris
Barbara Hatfield
Elaine Herman
Marianne Hickey
Renee Hill
Helen Hilly
Linda Hirvonen
Ruth Holman
Ronald Jacobstein
Carol Julian
Tammy Klein
Gayle Kochan
Kathy Koivula
Edna Kulla
Mary Lamalie
Heather Lamond
Oliveann Lancy
Rusty Landgren
Pat Lawler
Irene Luneski
Pam MacCormack
Patti McFadden
Virginia Moore
Ron Nelson
Jim Pendergast
Pat Pendergast
Francis Rago
Bonnie Rech
Joyce Reed
Diane Riesgraf
Liana Rivera
Marcy Roeder
Donna Rollins
Rita Rooker
Lena Rublowsky
Stan Rublowsky
Anthony Saddler
Phyllis Saddler
Georgia Shurts
Marilyn Sihler
Gladys Stevenson
Marilyn Summers
Andrew Susla
Brenda Susla
Marty Terrenzi
Pauline Voeller
Phyl Weaver
Stephen Wiesenfeld
Maria Willmarth
Chris Wright
Janice Wright
Christine Zack
These volunteers, as well as a cast of hundreds who are too numerous to mention here, provide invaluable
assistance throughout the season. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact [email protected]
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For tickets and information, call the Lyric Theatre Box Office at 772-286-7827 or visit www.LyricTheatre.com. All shows and times are subject to change.
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2012-2013 Contributors
Thank you to all those generous contributors who have donated $100 or more to The Lyric Theatre over the past year. This
listing reflects donations received between August 15, 2011 and August 15, 2012. If we have inadvertently overlooked your
name in this listing, please accept our sincere apology and notify our Membership Director at 772.220.1942, extension 204.
Director’s Circle
The following donors have generously committed to providing sustained support of The Lyric over a five-year period
as part of the new Director’s Circle program:
Bank of America
Judy Berkes
Bernie & Starr Boniface
Bob Burson
Frank M. Byers, Jr.
Vince & Sharyn Cerniglia
Ethel and Jack Christin
Dr. & Mrs. William Crook
Mr. & Mrs. Casey Cummings
Peter D. And Julie Fisher
Cummings Family Foundation
Michael & Diane Dadko
Lindy Donigan
& Deane MacMillian
Mrs. Patricia Dolan
Robert H. Fier MD
Diamond Patron
($5,000 & Up)
Mr. Robert Bauman
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Cardinali
Dubose & Dorothy Heyward
Memorial Fund
Gen. & Mrs. Gerald Hart
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Kopp
Mrs. James Moore
Mr. William Schwartz
Platinum Patron
($2,500 & Up)
Suzanne Niedland
Mr. James LoPrete
Louis and Nellie Sieg Fund
Gold Patron
($1,000 & Up)
Mr. Frederic Ayres
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Bank
Douglas & Ann Biek
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Cohn
Mr. Franklin Cole
& Judith Nightingale
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Covelli
Albert M. Covelli Foundation
Joe & Pat Deerin
Patty Downing
Mr. Robert Eckert
Mr. & Mrs. Lee Elsey
Mr. & Mrs. Allen Forbes
Wayne & Debra Freihofer
Bob & Pam Friese
Mr. Edward Hagerty
Edward P. & Juanita J. Henson
Richard & JoAnn Hinckley
Mr. & Mrs. James Jacobs
Madeline & James A. Jacobs
Philanthropic Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Jaffe
Lon & Audrey Kight
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Kissling
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Kopf
The Kopf Family Charitable Fund
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Jack Fink
Stephanie Flicker
& Peter Freudenberg
Jean Friend
Paul & Annette Gartzman
Martin Goldhaber
& Elaine Gleason
Attorney Lauri Goldstein-Scher
& Dr. Elliott Scher
Lisa A. And Steven M. Graff
Dave and Vicki Grove
George & Marianne Hartnett
Mrs. Elizabeth Herold
The Herold Family
Hope G. Jochem
Joseph C. Kempe, PA
Mr. & Mrs. Knight Kiplinger
Mr. & Mrs. H.W. Lichtenberger
The Lichtenberger Foundation
John & Linda Loewenberg
Bob & Ralf Massey
Mr. & Mrs. Charles McCormick
Eileen Morris & Bob Griffin
Mr. Stephen Munn
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Ognar
Mr. & Mrs. James Orr III
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Schiavone
Richard & Lucy Thomas
James & Magalen Webert
Mr. John Wilson
Mrs. Gloria Wolfe
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Zappala
Mr. & Mrs. John Ziegler
Silver Patron
($500 & Up)
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Amanti
Chet & Lee Amond
Emil & Shirley Baer
Mr. & Mrs. William Baxter
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Bell
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Brown
John & MargaretAnn Brutvan
Thomas & Polly Campenni
Mr. & Mrs. Richmond Campion
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Carella
Carole & Paul Cole
David & Cynthia Collier
Mr. & Mrs. William Crandall
Crandall Family Fund
Mimi Einstein
Mr. & Mrs. Lester Frankenthal
Mr. & Mrs. Barry Ginsburg
Anne & Frank Goldstein
Mr. & Mrs. David Gordon
Morton & Brigitte Harris
Ms. Diane Haskett
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Hawken
Stuart Web Inc.
John & Sara Hazelton
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Hundt
Mr. Earl Kidd & Jonette Niemann
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Kissling
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Klarin
Mrs. Phyllis Kordick
The Kiplinger Foundation
Elisabeth Lahti
Lesser, Lesser, Landy
& Smith PLLC
Sharon & Greg Lewis
Ed & Jacqui Lippisch
John & Laura Loesser
Susan Loesser
Natalie J. MacDonald
Carol & Jack McCarthy
Steve & Julianne McGovern
Edward & Joan McGowan
Frank & Lore Metzger
Judy Nelson
Oculina Bank
Dorothy Ohlbach
Ms. Jeanne Lambdin
Patricia Lambrecht
R. A. Lawrence
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Levitt
Ms. Andrea Lutz
Mrs. Yvonne Malanczyn
M. Levorn Mariner
& Dr. John Preston Jones
Ms. Ruby Miller
Mrs. Susan Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Nazare
Dr. & Mrs. Edward Overfield
Liliann & John Peterson
Argento Jewelry
Mr. & Mrs. Don Pletcher
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Pyne
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rozzi
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Sumner
Transparent Audio
Mrs. Ina Tornberg
Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Trautschold Jr.
John & Carol La Re Wagner
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Weissman
Ed & Willie Welter
Wipeout Pests & Termites
Jim & Ann Young
Patron
($100 & Up)
Amy Alpert & Dr. Karl Drehobl
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Abrams
Mr. & Mrs. John Adamiak
Lillian & Allan Adams
Sharon & David Akers
Michael Allkins & Linda Hirvonen
Dr. & Mrs. Albert Altongy
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Amanti
Chet & Lee Amond
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Amthauer
Howard & Sandra Anderson
Sharon Anderson
Beverly Andress
Ms. Jo Ellen Andrews
Mr. Frank Anfuso
Carol L. Gesser
& Anis Y. Akrawi MD
Mr. & Mrs. Beryl Anthony
Mr. Frank Antonucci
George J. Pappas
& Bonnie K Barker
Douglas & Carol Rearick
Ms. Jacquelyne Schuman
Janet & Charles Seidler
Paul Shirley
Patricia Simmons
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent A. Smyth
Carol C. Spera
Douglass & Patricia Stewart
Swann Family –
Steven, Daryl, Cody & Ky
Clayton & Anna Timmons
Barbara B. Trimble
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Walgreen III
Nancy & Yung Wong
Sam & Shirley Zemsky
Jules Armellini
Tony & Deborah Armentano
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Armstrong
Mr. & Mrs. Franklin J. Arney
Harriet Aronson
Mr. Joseph Ascrizzi
Mr. Dennis Ashley
Mrs. Ann Avallone
Mr. & Mrs. David Baiata
Robert Bailey
Ms. Ginger Baldwin
Renee & Joel Barkan
Dr. Joe Baron
John & Rosilynn Barone
John & Virginia Bartels
Gerry & Mary Anne Bartfield
Carolyn Baruch
Ms. Sally Batz
Mitch & Lynn Baumeister
Ms. Julie Baxter
Mr. & Mrs. Butch Bayley
Sailfish Marina of Stuart
Mrs. Mary Baysinger
Baysinger Search & Assoc. Inc.
Joe & Theresa Beditz
Ed & Denise Belizar
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Bell
Ms. Myrna Bennett
Mr. Ralph Bennett
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ercaw
Roger & Margaret Ernot
Dr. & Mrs. Charles Berwitz
Mr. Malcolm Beyer
Ms. Tara Biek
Tara Biek Creative
Ms. Linda Bisbee
Mr. & Mrs. Terence Bischoff
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Blagbrough
Jody Bond
Mr. David Bourbeau
Ms. Camille Bowers
Ms. Joan Boyce
Mr. Robert Boyhan
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bradshaw
Gail & Wally Brady
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Braid
Downtown Apartment
Management, LLC
Mr. Martin Bree
Mr. & Mrs. Jeremiah Brennan
Arlene & Alfred Bressaw
Alfred Bressaw Elec. Contractor
Mrs. Anne Brett
Vincent Brocklebank
James Brotherton
Dan & Nancy Brown
James Brown
Ms. Jeannette Brown
John & Diane Brown
Noel & Bette Brown
James Brown Jr.
Ms. Iris Burckhardt
Bob & Jo Burson
Elizabeth Burton
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bysshe
Lewis Cabibi
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Caldwell
Robin Callahan
Murdoch & Deborha Campbell
Mr. & Mrs. Richmond Campion
Anita Ross Canali
Ms. Nancy Cann
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Capper
Mr. & Mrs. Francis Carelli
Dr. & Mrs. Michael Carelli
Carolyn Carrano
Keith & Lauren Carroll
Ms. Daisy Carter
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Cavari
Robert & Janice Cerveny
Robert Chamberlin
Ms. Jeanne Chapline
Mr. Donald Chinquina
Mrs. Mary Christopher
Mr. & Mrs. Leo Clancy
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Colangelo
Dorothy Conant
Mr. John Connell
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Cook
Arlie Cornell
Mr. Gary Coton
Anne Coughlan
Mr. & Mrs. Noel Couture
Ed & Jessie Coverdale
Dan & Barbara Covey
Mr. Eric Crawford
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Crays
Dr. James Culbert
Steve Curtis
Paul & Linda Daly
Kathryn McHale & David Heron
Joe & Vicki Davis
Joyce D’agata
Mr. & Mrs. Dana de Windt
Kathy & Dana de Windt
Mr. Michael DeFontes
Mr. & Mrs. David DeLater
Entertainment Consultants
Doug & Polly DeLater
Mrs. Janice DeLater
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Demarest
Mr. & Mrs. Gerard DeMont
James Devercelly
Dr. & Mrs. Keith Dewindt
Mr. & Mrs. Rich Dickerson
Mr. Raymond DiGregorio
Dr. & Mrs. Walter Dippy
Dr. Edith Donohue
Aliene Donovan
John & Pat Doolittle
Elaine & David Doran
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Doyle
Ms. Betsey Doyle
Donald & Diana Doyle
Mr. Lawrence Duane
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Dube
Debra & Mark Duvall
John & Karen Edds
Michael & Sharon Edwards
David & Anne Elliot
Ms. Mary Jane Ely
Jose Esteves
Mr. Albert Evans
Ralph & Sylvia Evans
Mr. Mark Fairchild
Ms. Sandra Fehribach
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Ferland
Mr. Paul Ferrari
Mr. John Fiadini
Donald & Elizabeth Fine
Mr. & Mrs. Alan Finegold
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Fiorito
Carl & Sirkka Firley
Marjorie Fishbain
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Fisher Jr.
Mrs. Eugene Flanagan
Jodi Fogel
Fogel Capital Management
Mr. Bancroft Foley
Brian & Phyllis Foley
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Foley
Mr. George Forese
Robert & Ann Fortunato
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Foster
Steve & Lynn Frank
Gary & Carmela Franklyn
Mr. Marvin Frenkel
Donna Friedman
Tower Consultants, Ltd
Mr. & Mrs. John Fritz
Ms. Janie Fuller
Mrs. Terry Gallagher
SVI Systems, Inc
Dr. & Mrs. Milton Gallant
Debra Gardner
Paul & Irene Garfinkle
Mr. & Mrs. John Garofalo
Del & Pat Gartner
Mrs. Kellie Gatto
Mr. D.L. Geiger
Nancy Gentzlinger
Mr. & Mrs. John Giamarino
Todd & Margaret Gibbs
Michael & Belinda Gilels
Mr. Steven Gladstone
Dr. Dorothea Glass
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Goldberg
Ms. Mickey Goldfarb
Mary & Gene Goldin
Anne & Frank Goldstein
Mr. John Gonzalez
George & Kathleen Goodwin
Ms. Barbara Gordon
Mr. & Mrs. David Gordon
Ms. Carol Goulding
Mr. & Mrs. William Gouldsbury
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Grabowski
Flamingo Pools, Inc.
Henry & Rachelle Grady
Lois & Hadar Granader
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Graves
Dr. Rodney S. and June Graves
Ocean Breeze Veterinary
Medical Center
Marilyn Greenberg
Robert Greene
Nunzio & Dorothy Grella
Gayle & Peter Grimm
John Grimmer
Mrs. Nina Griswold
Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Grober
Ms. Shirley Grubbs
Mr. Anthony Gunn
Rita Guzenski
Steve Haeger
John & Kathryn Haines
Ms. Kathleen Hall
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Hall
Thomas & Sally Hamby
Kia Fontaine Hamill
William & Jo Hamilton
Edith & Herb Hanke
Mr. Ronald Hanlon
Mr. & Mrs. William Hardin
Mr. & Mrs. Craig Harlan
Mrs. Ruth Hartman
Mr. Thomas Hartzog
Ms. Diane Haskett
Pat Hatch
Jack Hauthaway
Mrs. Agnes Hayden
Paul & Mary Jane Heimann
Tom Helsel
Mrs. Kristin Helser
Mr. & Mrs. James Henderson
Mrs. Robin Henn
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Hennessy
Cynthia Herbst
Mr. & Mrs. Allen Herskowitz
Mr. Wade Hersperger
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Hesch
Linda Hess
Ms. Jeanette Hight
Mr. & Mrs. Werner Hilpert
James & Janet Hogan
Ms. Nancy Hogle
Rich & Teresa Hohman
Mary Holleman
Donald Holt
Ms. Ida Hood
Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Horowitz
Jim & Suzanne Horstman
Mr. William Howard
Ms. Helen Huff
Mr. & Mrs. Carlton Hughes
Mr. & Mrs. H. Wayne Huizenga
Huizenga Family Foundation, Inc.
Kevin & Mary Hutchinson
Mrs. Mary Jane Inman
Frances Jackson
Dr. & Mrs. Keefe Jackson
Ms. Mamie Jacobus
Tony Lang & Jane Wessel
Karen Janson
Mrs. Beverly Jeck-Kleppe
Ms. Susan Commerford
& John Morris III
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. John Johnson Jr.
Ms Sandra Johnson
Mr. Benjamin Jones
Mr. & Mrs. RK Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Bud Jordan
Bill & Ruth Jose
David Hubert & Judi Dodson
Dr. Marie Jureit-Beamish
Dr. Linda Kardos
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Karp
Glen & Pamela Kay
Rick & Sharon Kazdin
Robert Keller
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Kelley
Caron Kelly
CP Kelly And Company
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Kibbey
Mr. Arnold Kihlmire
Mr. Timothy Kinane
Mr. Craig Kinne
John Kjellstrom
Randall Klaker
Mrs. Susan Klein
Mr. Ron Klemencic
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kloppenborg
Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon Klotz
Mr. & Mrs. Jules Knapp
Laurel Knoska
Joe & Kay Koch
Island Motors
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Komen
Ms. Phyllis Kordick
Jerry & Sally Kosloski
Mr. Danny Krachun
Sandra Krenn
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Kron
Col. & Mrs. Nicholas Kuzemka
Mrs. Ellie Lafer
Mr. Michael Laing
Bonnilu Lair
Dennis Landry
TCRM Partners
Tony & Jane Lang
Jefferson Lankford
Michael & Sally LaPorta
Carrie Lavargna
Ms. Ruth Lawrence
Mr. & Mrs. Todd Laycock
Michael & Lois Lazarus
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lecky
Mr. & Mrs. Karl Lehtola
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Leisner
Ellen & Art Leonardo
Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Levy
Mr. Robert Levy
Mr. J.D. Lewis
Mr. & Mrs. William Lewis
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Lindberg
Nancy Lindsay
Ms. Lolita Lindstrom
Mr. & Mrs. James Little
Rosemary Lizars
Ben & Peg Lozito
Wendy Lucas
Mr. Vito Ludice
Ms. Irene Luneski
Ms. Andrea Lutz
Ms. Sandi Lyman
Roger Lyon
Kenneth Macgillivray
Gertrude & William MacIntyre
Mr. & Mrs. George MacLean
Mr. John Maddie
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Magnuson
Benjamin Magrill
Michelle Maguire
Mrs. Elizabeth Mallonee
Steve & Maria Mamangakis
Mrs. Mary Manna
Winifred Mannion
Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Mans
Mrs. Joan Maran
Barbara & Bill Marshall
Erik & Candy Martin
Elinor Mastroff
Mrs. Lee Mathews
Mr. Larry Mathias
Elaine & James Matts
Mary Jane Maurer
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Maxson
John & Margaret Maxwell
Mr. & Mrs. Robert McCloskey
Patsy & Don McCree
Mr. Dave McDonough
Diane ‘Miki’ McDowell
Gloria McHardy
Mr. Charles McLeran
Jayne & Edward McMellen
John, Carmel, Zara & Orla McQuaid
Jerry Mehlich
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Meier
John & Carolyn Mellaci
Shari & Michael Meltzer
Mr. Don Metz
Mr. Paul Mielke
Gary Miller
Michael & Lyndia Miller
Mrs. Suellen Millroy
Mr. Dave Milmore
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Miloscia
Anita Misantone
Peter Mischung
Betty Mitchell
Ivar Mitchell
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Monaco
Mr. & Mrs. James Mondello
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Moran
Elaine Morgan
Mr. & Mrs. James Morgan
Susan Morris
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Morrison
Mr. Michael Mortell
Lisa & Sheldon Moss
Alice & Allan Mostoff
Michael & Carol Mucci
Mary Lynn Mulholland
Patricia Mulligan
Ted & Sally Murphy
Mrs. Constance Nast
Carol Newton
Mr. Gregory Newton
Dr. & Mrs. Domingo Ngo
Mrs. Vianne Nichols
Paul Nicoletti
Peg & Jack Nolan
Mr. R Nowikowski
Marianne & Hugh O’Boyle
Mr. John O’Brien
Gulfstream Alum. & Shutter Corp.
Paul & Susan O’Brien
Ms. Patricia Olofsson
Clifton & Barbara Olson
Robert & Sharon Ormerod
Tony & Rose Oteri
Alice Owen
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Owens
Terry Owens
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Palella
Linda Pappas
Ms. Anne Parsons
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Pasquale
Ms. Maureen Pearce
Bill & Deborah Pearson
Ms. Elaine Pearson
Linda Pearson
Mr. & Mrs. James Pendergast
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Pepper
Stuart Recycle
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Peraino
Mrs. Marsha Petcove
Kevin Peterson
CSA
Dr. Robert Polakow
John Polhemus
Richard & Angie Pontynen
Louis Porteous
Ms. Thelma Powell
Randy & Linda Prange
Mrs. Terry Pressner
Ann & Robert Price
Louis Purul
John & Eileen Quinn
Jeannie Randell
Ms. Jean Rappaport
Ms. Annebelle Rappole
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Raskin
Joe Rauso
Joyce Reed
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Reich
Robert Renna
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Restaino
John Rinaldi
John & Ann Ritter
Jon & Judy Robb
Mr. Ian Robinson
Dr. & Mrs. John Robinson
Paul Rodecki
Mary Rollins
Mr. & Mrs. William Rolo
Bert & Stephanie Rosa
Norma Ross
Mr. & Mrs. Rich Ross
Christine & David Rosso
Anne Roth
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Rotondo
Helen Rudtke
Christopher Russell
Mr. James Ryan
Scott Sade
Jean Sandora
Robert Sanford
Ms. Julia Sansevere
Mrs. Judith Santiago
Mr. Steven Satin
Mr. Marco Savarese
Donald & Leigh Savoy
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Schachter
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Schiffenhaus
Anne-Marie Schmid
Dr. & Mrs. Steven Schnell
David Schobelock
Robert Schoen
Rabbi Dannel & Suzi Schwartz
Jason & Robin Schwartz
Ralph & Alexandra Scott
Mr. & Mrs. John Sebold
Evelyn Sensale
Michael & Denise Sessions
Louis Sewell
Brett & Christina Shann
Mrs. Tanya Shapiro
M. Rust Sharp
Richard & Julie Shelby
Bill Shelley
Frederick Shilling
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Shrout
Marjorie Shuda
Ms. Jeannie Silvester
Dr. & Mrs. Arnold Simon
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Simon
Mr. & Mrs. William Slat
Ellen & Joseph Smith
Deena & Daniel Sokoloff
Karen Spotts
Sondra Stamen
Mr. Richard Starita
Ms. Naomi Stark
Trent Steele
Robert Stengel & Valerie Crane
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Stephens
Susi & Bud Sterling
Mrs. Lou Stern
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Stevens
Mr. & Mrs. George Stewart
James Stewart
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Stifelman
Barbara Stoner
Joyce & Charles Strickler
Mr. Rod Sturm
Arvid & Emily Sundquist
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Sutton
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Swenson
Davies & Gayle Tainter
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Takacs
Richard Talbot
Mr. Mark Tarvin
Karen & Steve Tate
Herb & Marge Taylor
Melonie Taylor
Mr. Larry Tefft
Jean & Bob Terhune
Mr. Larry Thackray
Mr. Morton Thalhimer
Peter & Schatze Thorp
Judith Tidikis
Paul & Carol Tierney
Richard Tierney
Jerry & Yvonne Timlin
Carol Timmons & Regina Negri
Frederick Tingberg
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Toney
Ms. Patricia Towers
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Trotta
Dr. & Mrs. Harvey Ulano
Frank & Julia Valente
Ann Valentino
Mr. & Mrs. John Valentino
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Valle
Mr. R Van Cura
Mr. & Mrs. Gene VanCuren
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Vessely
Michael & Anne Vinyon
Mr. & Mrs. James Vito
Dianne Viverito
Ms. Betty Volkwein
Cleon & Jane Vosler
Tom & Vicki Wackeen
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wade
Mr. Stanley Waite
Harry A. & Loretta K. Walch
Sandra Walker
Mr. Jerome Wallenquest
Barbara Warner
Sandra & Bob Watson
Mr. Steve Weigel
Marvin Weiner
Mr. Marc Weinstein
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Weis
Ms. Susan Wertheim
Mrs. Susan White
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Whittington
Dr. & Mrs. George Whittle
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Wieser
Donna Williams
Mr. Dale Wilson
Doug Winter
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Wirth
Edith Wolf
Mr. Walter Wolff
Nancy & Yung Wong
Ms. Claire Woolley
Marge & Bob Wroble
Rick & Cathy Yost
Mr. Richard Young
Mr. Michael Zanakis
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Zappala
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Zeigler
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Theatre Box Office and General Information
Hours
Regular Box Office hours are Monday thru
Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. We are
also open two (2) hours prior to curtain on the
day of a performance.
Purchasing Flexibility
For your convenience, you can purchase tickets
in several different ways:
• In person at the Box Office
• By phone at 772-286-7827
• Online 24/7 at www.lyrictheatre.com
• By mail to: Lyric Theatre,
59 SW Flagler Ave., Stuart, FL 34994
Attn: Box Office
Please be advised that a $3.00 restoration fee
is added to all ticket prices. This supports the
preservation and restoration of our historic
facility. The Lyric Theatre is listed on the
National Register of Historic Places.
Will Call
Prepaid tickets are available beginning one
hour prior to each performance at The Lyric’s
Will Call Booth in the theater lobby, not at the
Box Office. Simply go to the old fashioned
ticket booth in the center of the lobby prior to
the performance to pick up your tickets.
Paid tickets can also be picked up
in advance at any time the Box Office is open,
or they can be mailed to you upon your request
if there is ample time to do so prior to the
performance date.
Gift Certificates
Lyric Theatre Seating Chart
Gift certificates can be purchased in
any denomination and are good for any
performance held at The Lyric Theatre. They
are valid for one year from the date of the
purchase.
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Gift certificates are not transferable, and can
only be redeemed by the person(s) for whom
they are purchased. They are non-refundable
and cannot be redeemed for cash.
Ticketing Policies
The Lyric Theatre has a “No Refund, No
Exchange” ticketing policy. At the discretion of
management, exceptions may be made. In the
event of a returned check, a fee of $35 will apply.
Box Office
Located outside the entrance to The Lyric on
Flagler Avenue. We accept American Express,
Visa, Discover and MasterCard for phone and
online reservations; checks, cash and credit
cards at the window. All reserved tickets are
available from time of purchase up to one hour
before the performance, when they may be
picked up at our Will Call Booth in the center
of the lobby.
Photography/Recording
The use of any audio or visual recording device
is strictly prohibited. Patrons may be asked to
leave the Theater.
Cell Phones/Pagers
Please turn off or put personal communication
devices on silent mode prior to entering the
Theater.
Patrons with Disabilities
Special seating arrangements must be made
with the Box Office at the time you purchase
tickets, based on availability. Inner lobby
restrooms are accessible.
Latecomers
Performances begin at the advertised time.
Please allow proper time for parking and
collection of tickets. Latecomers will be seated
at the discretion of management.
Fire Notice
In case of fire, please walk to the exit nearest
your seat.
First Aid
Please see the House Manager.
Smoking
Smoking is prohibited anywhere inside the Theater.
playing with the St. Louis Symphony.
Joshua Bell has made his impact on the
film industry, collaborating with major film
composers to complete scores for some of
Hollywood’s biggest projects. Bell worked
with Academy-Award winning composer
Hans Zimmer on the blockbuster Angels
& Demons starring Tom Hanks as well as
performing a solo on the Oscar-winning
soundtrack for the Red Violin. Bell released
his most recent CD entitled “At Home With
Friends,” featuring an eclectic array of top
Beverage Service
A full service cash bar is available in the lobby
at most events.
Restrooms
Located to the left and right of the Will Call
Booth in the center of the lobby.
Lost and Found
Contact the Box Office at 772-286-7827.
Group Sales
Discounts are available for groups of all sizes.
Please contact our Group Sales Director at
(772) 220-1942, ext. 204, for assistance with
planning your event.
Customer Service
vocalists including Chris Botti, Kristin
Chenoweth, Regina Spektor, and Sting.
Now the global sensation performs for you,
one night only at The Lyric.
Broadway makes a stop at The Lyric, with
the national tour of
(February 26, 2013: 8:00pm;
February 27, 2013: 4:00 & 8:00pm). The
record-breaking, award-winning musical
has captured the hearts of people all over
the world with its humor, warmth and
honesty. The universal theme of tradition
cuts across barriers of race, class, nationality
and religion, leaving audiences crying tears
of laughter, joy and sadness. Fiddler on the
Roof ’s heartwarming and memorable musical
score features classics such as “Tradition”
and “If I Were a Rich Man,” which have
become Broadway staples since the musical’s
opening in the 1960s. No other musical
has so magically woven music, dance,
poignancy and laughter into such
an electrifying and unforgettable
experience.
the Roof
If you have a suggestion or problem, please
contact the Assistant Executive Director at
772-220-1942, ext. 207.
Fiddler on
Fiddler on the Roof
Feb. 26th | 8:00pm
Feb. 27th | 4:00 & 8:00pm
Based on Tevye and his Daughters by Sholem
Aleichem, Fiddler on the Roof follows the
story of Tevye, a father of five girls, living
in Tsarist Russia at the turn of the century.
Tevye struggles endlessly in his attempts to
reconcile his personal religious traditions with
the encroaching influence of outside forces,
including the political actions of the current
Tsar. Tevye faces his greatest obstacles when
he begins to challenge the increasingly strongwilled natures of his aging daughters as they
confront a shifting social and political reality.
Originally premiering in 1964, Fiddler on the
Roof is Broadway’s fifteenth longest-running
show in history, running in New York for
almost 10 years. The timeless story of family,
faith, and inevitable change has inspired four
Broadway revivals, a 1971 film, and countless
community and educational productions. The
musical features the music of Tony Awardwinning composer Jerry Bock and lyrics by
Sheldon Harnick. The original production
was nominated for ten Tony Awards winning
a total of nine, including Best Musical,
Best Score, Best Book, and Best Direction
and Choreography. After nearly a decade
of performance, Fiddler on the Roof won an
additional Tony Award in 1972 for being the
longest-running musical in Broadway history.
Relive the tradition!
Theater Etiquette
As a courtesy to the performers and other
audience members, please do not leave your
seat until the end of the act. If for some reason
you must leave, please wait for a pause
in the program.
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Zero Hour is a sensitive and thought-provoking one-person play that explores the life of
Zero Mostel, the Jewish comedic actor and Tony-Award winner.
Mostel’s experiences with being black-listed
during the 1950s and his success with Fiddler
on the Roof and The Producers are retold by
playwright and actor Jim Brochu, a lifelong
admirer of the famous comedian. Brochu won
the 2010 Drama Desk Award of Outstanding
Solo Performance and the Helen Hayes Award
for the subtlety and honesty that he brought to
the role in Zero Hour.
A native of Brooklyn, Jim Brochu produced
his first show when he was 13 years old. Four
years later, Jim was working on Broadway,
selling drinks at the St. James Theatre during
intermissions. He would go on to study drama
at Carnegie-Mellon University and he got
his B.A. in English at St. Francis College. Jim
made his Broadway debut as Christopher Sly
in a revival of Shakespeare’s The Taming of
the Shrew. Jim Brochu was worked on and
off-stage, featured in television commercials
and programs such as All My Children and
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The Young and The Restless. Jim has written a
number of plays including comedies The Lucky
O’Learys starring Helen Hunt as well as Fat
Chance with Virginia Capers.
Jim now lives in New York City after
living in Los Angeles for 22 years. However,
Jim certainly can’t stay still. The talented
playwright and actor has been traveling
the world lecturing about the history of
Broadway and performing in various theatrical
performances. He is a member of the
Dramatists Guild, Actors Equity Association,
and the Society of Stage Directors and
Choreographers. His latest role as Zero Mostel
is a personal achievement for the Broadway
veteran, as the life of the Jewish comedian was
of particular interest to Brochu early on in
production. He brings a significant amount of
personality and wit to the character, proving
himself as the New York Times called him, the
“Man of the Theatre.”
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