The Loft Cinema`s 2015 Annual Report

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Mission Statement
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Letter From The Executive Director
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What We Do
The Loft At A Glance
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Community Feedback
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By The Numbers
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At The Box Office
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Industry Vs. The Loft
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Financial Data
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Marketing
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Building For The Future
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Loft Film Fest
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Loft Kids Fest
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Donors
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Volunteers
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Board Of Directors & Loft Staff
Photos by:
Design & Layout by:
Jesse Jackson (unless noted otherwise)
Matt McCoy (Loft Cinema Deputy Marketing Director)
Photo Credit: Tim Fuller
“Tucson’s film scene and movie nerds are plentiful,
and the pinnacle of our cinema love has, and
continues to be, The Loft Cinema. The ultimate
source of independent films, unique Q&As,
special guests and favorite cult films, the threescreen theater continues to reign supreme in the
community.” - Best of Tucson, Tucson Weekly
MISSION STATEMENT
The Loft is a local nonprofit cinema dedicated to creating
community through film, honoring the vision of filmmakers,
celebrating ideas and promoting the appreciation and
understanding of the art of film.
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DEAR FRIENDS OF THE LOFT,
2015 was a record-breaking year for The Loft Cinema, thanks to a
community that loves films and values The Loft and to the passionate
people with whom I have the honor to work! The Loft’s eclectic films
and events make Tucson a more vibrant and fun place to live.
In 2015, The Loft set records for attendance, box office, concession
revenue and memberships!
And as you know, we PAVED THE PARKING LOT, adding bike racks
and a new fully accessible entry! No more potholes!
We also made a major commitment to FILM, installing a changeover
projector system that can show 35mm and 70mm film prints!
There’s more work to do, but we’ve come a long way since 2002, and
we’ve done it with YOUR help! I’m proud to share this report with
you!
Peggy Johnson
Executive Director
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WHAT WE DO
FIRST-RUN FILMS
The best new independent, foreign and documentary films, many in exclusive Tucson engagements.
GUEST FILMMAKERS
Industry professionals, including directors, producers, actors, and writers, interact with audiences and answer questions about
the context and artistic content of their work.
LOFT FILM FEST
The Loft’s annual international film festival, presented by Cox Communications and Desert Diamond Casinos &
Entertainment (see page 21 for more details).
LOFT KIDS FEST & LOFT JR.
A year-round celebration of family-friendly films, presented by Trail Dust Town, with an emphasis on underserved families,
featuring an interactive program, hands-on activities and free popcorn (see page 23 for more details).
FIRST FRIDAY SHORTS
A monthly competition for local filmmakers to win $200 and qualify for the finale in May, when the winners of all 12 months
compete for $1,000.
ESSENTIAL CINEMA
A free series of the most important classic art films.
ART ON SCREEN
The performing arts on the big screen, with thrilling theatre productions from around the world, captured live and presented in
beautiful high definition.
JOURNALISM ON SCREEN
An ongoing series pairing films that explore the world of journalism with lively discussions with experts and industry
professionals. Presented by The New York Times, the UA School of Journalism, the UA College of SBS and the Arizona Inn.
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WHAT WE DO
CONTINUED
ONE HIT WONDERS
Great new documentaries at special one-night-only screenings.
SCIENCE ON SCREEN
Thought-provoking films, paired with insightful contextual discussions with scientists to create illuminating and entertaining
programming that brings the exciting world of science alive on the big screen. Made possible by a grant from the Alfred P. Sloan
Foundation and the Coolidge Corner Theatre Foundation.
COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS
The Loft collaborates with dozens of nonprofits and other organizations on screenings and events that allow the groups to
promote the understanding of specific issues and to raise funds and awareness.
NATIVE EYES FILM SHOWCASE
The longest continuously-running film showcase devoted to Native American and Indigenous films, workshops and filmmaker
Q&A’s in Arizona. Collaboratively produced by Arizona State Museum with the Tohono O’odham Nation Cultural Center and
Museum, Pascua Yaqui Computer Clubhouse, Indigenous Strategies and the UA American Indian Studies Department.
LOCAL PREMIERES
The Loft is the venue for premieres of films made in and around Tucson, or by Tucson-based filmmakers, often with the director,
writer, producers, cast and crew in attendance.
LATE NIGHT CULT CLASSICS
The greatest cult classics of all time on the big screen.
MONDO MONDAYS
A series of weird, wild and wonderful films from the Mondo side of the silver screen, every Monday night.
THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW
The Loft has screened this cult phenomenon Saturdays at midnight since 1977.
SPECIAL EVENTS
Including sing-a-longs, shorts programs, special holiday screenings, 12-hour horror & sci-fi marathons and more!
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COMMUNITY FEEDBACK
“Thank you for the wonderful gift you provide the community of
Tucson!” - Kali, Member since 2008
“The Loft is one of the gems of Tucson. I’m so grateful you’re
here!” - Wendy, Member since 2009
“Thanks so much for helping to make Tucson a great place to
live!” - David & Jeannie, Members since 2011
“Thank you to everyone at The Loft for being such a vital part of
our artistic Community.” - Jill, Member since 2013
“Love you guys. Keep being amazing. You are a treasure to the
community.” - Jake, Member since 2013
“Thank you for being such an important part of Tucson!” - Cindi
& Stephen, Members since 2012
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AT THE BOX OFFICE
TOP TEN NEW FILMS
TOP FIVE EVENTS
1 MR. HOLMES (UK)
1 NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE:
HAMLET WITH BENEDICT
CUMBERBATCH
2 WHIPLASH (USA)
2 FIRST FRIDAY SHORTS
3 MR. TURNER (UK)
3 FROZEN SING-A-LONG
4 GRANDMA (USA)
4 NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE:
THE AUDIENCE WITH HELEN
MIRREN
5 WHILE WE’RE YOUNG
(USA)
5 2015 OSCAR SHORTS
THE LOFT STAFF’S TOP
10 FILMS OF THE YEAR
6 WHAT WE DO IN THE
SHADOWS (NEW
ZEALAND)
1 MAD MAX: FURY ROAD
7 IRRATIONAL MAN
(USA)
2 TANGERINE
3 WHAT WE DO IN THE
SHADOWS
8 THE SALT OF THE EARTH
(FRANCE)
4 KUMIKO: THE TREASURE
HUNTER
5 ROOM
9 THE 100 YEAR-OLD MAN
WHO CLIMBED OUT THE
WINDOW AND
DISAPPEARED (SWEDEN)
6 LI’L QUINQUIN
7 EX MACHINA
8 THE END OF THE TOUR
9 IT FOLLOWS
10 ROOM (USA)
10 THE OVERNIGHT
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INDUSTRY-WIDE VS.
LOFT CINEMA ADMISSIONS
INDUSTRY-WIDE ADMISSIONS BY YEAR (in millions)
ADMISSIONS (in millions)
1600
1550
1500
1450
1400
1350
1300
1250
1200
2003
2005
2007
2009
2011
2013
2015
LOFT CINEMA ADMISSIONS BY YEAR
210000
190000
ADMISSIONS
170000
150000
130000
110000
90000
70000
50000
2003
2005
2007
2009
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2011
2013
2015
THE LOFT IN 2015: AN OVERVIEW
Since transitioning to a nonprofit in 2002, The Loft has seen phenomenal growth. The
Loft has operated in the black every year since 2005, with independent annual audits.
The Loft is one of a handful of successful art cinemas in the US, and we are the only
nonprofit art house in Southern Arizona.
201320142015
GROSS REVENUE$2,233,754$2,195,100$2,295,417
ATTENDANCE168,169177,158185,248
BOX OFFICE REVENUE$940,083$1,104,450$1,019,017
CONCESSIONS REVENUE$411,852$461,163$507,201
MEMBERSHIP REVENUE$236,030$365,760$406,569
MEMBERSHIPS2,9613,2123,545
SPONSORSHIP REVENUE$61,093$69,860$113,425
TOTAL ASSETS$2,753,902$2,679,441$2,817,378
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GROSS REVENUE BY YEAR
$2,295,417
$2,233,754
2012
2015
$2,195,100
2013
$1,952,953
2014
2015 REVENUE: $2,295,417
44%
BOX OFFICE
22%
31%
CONCESSIONS
FUNDRAISING
REVENUE
3%
OTHER
(Rentals, In-Kind, Interest)
2015 EXPENSES: $2,205,651
25%
PROGRAMMING
9%
37%
CONCESSIONS
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SALARIES
29%
OPERATIONS
MARKETING
LOFT CINEMA WEBSITE TRAFFIC
1,393,375 Page Views
581,918Sessions
272,325 Unique Visitors
MEDIA OUTLETS THAT COVERED
THE LOFT CINEMA
PRINTED FILM GUIDES
16,000 copies distributed by mail and
at many local businesses every month.
EMAIL LIST
14,203
(35% growth over 2014)
MAILING LIST
13,162
FACEBOOK
26,400+ Followers
INSTAGRAM
7,150+ Followers
TWITTER
6,025+ Followers
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INDIEWIRE
TUCSON WEEKLY
TUCSON LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE
ARIZONA DAILY STAR
ARIZONA DAILY WILDCAT
ZOCALO MAGAZINE
KGUN 9
KVOA 4
KXCI
ARIZONA PUBLIC MEDIA
SCREEN DAILY
JEWISH POST
HUFFINGTON POST
IMDB
TUCSON NEWS NOW
NATURAL AWAKENINGS
AZTEC PRESS
VISIT TUCSON
TUCSON SENTINEL
TUCSON SOUL CIRCUIT
TUCSONSTAGE.COM
ZONAPOLITICS.COM
DOWNTOWN TUCSON PARTNERSHIP
BLOG FOR ARIZONA
DIRECT CENTER FOR INDEPENDENCE
HEYEVENT.COM
TUCSON FILM OFFICE
BESTEVENTS.US
LA ESTRELLA
EDIBLE BAJA ARIZONA
THE LOFT IS BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE
WE’VE ACCOMPLISHED SO MUCH ALREADY!
2002: Original purchase of The Loft by the nonprofit Loft Cinema, Inc.
2004: The Loft becomes Tucson’s first movie theatre to sell beer and wine.
2008: Screen 2 is renovated with new seats, carpet, and sound.
2010: The adjacent vacant property north on Camilla is purchased for
additional parking to support our growth.
SUMMER 2012: The new parking lot is paved, adding 82 new spaces.
JUNE – NOVEMBER 2012: The adjacent auto shop is purchased and
transformed into the incredible Screen 3.
2012 - 2013: State-of-the-art digital projectors are installed in all 3 screens
(including 3-D in Screen 3).
SUMMER 2015: The original parking lot is paved, improving safety and
access.
DECEMBER 2015: Reel-to-reel 35mm and 70mm projectors are installed in
Screen 1.
COMING SOON: We plan to begin renovations to our magnificent Screen
1, the largest screen in Southern Arizona, with new seats, improved access,
great sight lines, better sound and more!
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LOFT FILM FEST
The sixth annual Loft Film Fest, presented by Cox Communications and Desert
Diamond Casinos & Entertainment, lit up the desert October 21 - 25, 2015 with an
extraordinary line-up of stellar films, guests and special events!
EXCEPTIONAL PROGRAMMING
A five-day cinematic showcase of exclusive screenings featuring hand-picked favorites from
Cannes, Sundance, South by Southwest and more, lively Q&A’s with industry professionals,
exciting retrospective screenings, fearless late-night programming and stimulating short films.
Loft Film Fest 2015 presented 45 feature films and short film programs.
ACCLAIMED GUESTS
Rita Moreno, Alfonso Arau, Larry McMurtry, Diana Ossana, Bobcat Goldthwait, Francesco
Clerici, Andrea B. Scott, Nick Spark, Jessica Cox, Michael Joplin, Courtney Marsh and more!
FESTIVAL STATISTICS & HIGHLIGHTS
• More than 4,500 people attended the Loft Film Fest screenings and events!
• Opening night of the Fest was a smashing success! A sold-out crowd was treated to a Back to
the Future double feature on International Back to the Future Day, as well as uniquely “Lofty”
festivities including two DeLoreans, a `50s cover band, period-appropriate punch and hors
d’oeuvres, and fashion from 1955, 1985, and today courtesy of Buffalo Exchange. Meanwhile,
screen 3 hosted a sold-out screening of the internationally-acclaimed new film from India,
Court!
• 22 Arizona Premieres, 32 Tucson Premieres. Acclaimed film Hand Gestures (Winner of the
FIPRESCI prize at Berlin 2015) made its U.S. Premiere at the festival, with Italian Director
Francesco Clerici in person!
• Festival Tributes:
Rita Moreno, 2015 LOFTY Lifetime Achievement Award
Alfonso Arau, 2015 LOFTY Lifetime Achievement Award
Bobcat Goldthwait, 2015 Lee Marvin Maverick Award
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LOFT KIDS FEST
The ninth annual Loft Kids Fest provided free film fun for
4,982 children of all ages in July, 2015.
This unique nine day film fiesta, presented by Trail Dust Town, features free admission, free
popcorn, educational activities, games, prizes and surprises, and has become a much-loved
summertime tradition for families in Tucson and Southern Arizona. Each day of the Loft
Kids Fest offers a different film, from beloved classics and foreign discoveries to popular
contemporary favorites, and every film is a show, with interactive pre-screening fun hosted
by community partners like Mildred & Dildred Toy Store, Friends of the Pima County Public
Library, Reid Park Zoo and more!
DURING THE 2015 LOFT KIDS FEST, WE GAVE AWAY
3,500 BAGS OF POPCORN
784 BICYCLE HELMETS (COURTESY OF ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION)
500 BOOKS (COURTESY OF FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY)
WITH THE HELP OF MILDRED & DILDRED, OUR MAIN CRAFTERS, WE MADE
400 GOLDEN SNITCHES
200 TINY SPONGEBOBS
400 BEAR EARS
300 CHICKEN PIES
400 CUPS OF SLIME (COURTESY OF MAD SCIENCE)
800 FINGER PUPPETS
400 TWEETY-BIRD THAUMOTROPES
400 PIRATE HATS
1 GIANT FLOOR MURAL
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2015 DONORS
$25,000+
Arizona Commission on the Arts
$10,000+
The Arizona Inn
Cox Communications
$5,000 - $9,999
Bayard Auchincloss
Ron and Nancy Barber
Richard and Ann Bates
Leigh Bernstein
Buffalo Exchange
Desert Diamond Casinos and
Entertainment
Geico
Stephen Golden and Susan
Tarrence
Paul and Mary Koss
Hammel, Beal & Lauer CPAs
Allen and Kim Halper
Jan and John Mueller
Trail Dust Town
Peggy Johnson and Joe Tarver
Tucson Pima Arts Council
Sharon and Larry Malcolmson
$2,500 - $4,999
Kathy Alexander and Paul Lindsey
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Pam Grissom
Arizona Daily Star
Doug and Lizette Officer
Bookmans
Vivi and Adib Sabbagh
Arch and Laura Brown
Jennifer Schneider in honor of
Jessica Grace Wing
Debi Chess Mabie
Gretchen Collins
Eye Associates of Tucson
University of Arizona College of
Social and Behavioral Sciences
Ronna Fickbohm and Jeff Willis
University of Arizona Confluence
Center for Creative Inquiry
Gadabout SalonSpas
Sam and Linda Yalkowsky
Muriel and Marc Goldfeder
$1,000 - $2,499
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Paul Baker
Betsy Bolding
Catalina In-Home Services, Inc.
Joseph Chambers and David Daniell
Dennis and Sevren Coon
Martin Dresner and Ellen Ristow
Richard and Mary Rose Duffield
Etherton Gallery
Stanley and Norma Feldman
Price Fishback and Pamela Slaten
Friends of the Pima County Public Library
Edna Gray and Dave Johnson
Sheryl Greenberg
Rick and Linda Hanson
Mary Ellen Heard
Julie Kasper
Bonnie Kay
Art and Judy Kidder
Law Office of Kay Richter
Native Grill and Wings
Robert Nichol
No Kill Pima County
Pima Dermatology
Pima Vascular
Plus Size Pilates, LLC
Nancy Polster
Prescott College
David Price
Rain Crow Gallery
Timothy Reckart
Rusing Lopez and Lizardi P.L.L.C.
Salon Nouveau
Claire Scheuren
Harriet Silverman
Ron and Marcia Spark
Joanne Stuhr
Lori Tanner
To Our Health
Tucson Parks and Recreation
University of Arizona Humanities Seminars
Martin Willett and Sally Darcy
Winding Road Theater Ensemble
Linda Robinson Design Associates, LLC
The McCarthy Law Firm, P.L.L.C.
$500 - $999
Max McCauslin
Alliance Francaise of Tucson
Shawn Miller
Anonymous
Anonymous
Donnie Johnson
Anonymous
Sali Katz
Trini Armenta
Alan Levenson and Rachael Goldwyn
Frank Babb and Betsy Iventosch Babb
Live Theatre Workshop
Dee and Bob Bates
Patrick Madea
John Blackwell and Denice Blake
Martial Arts of Tucson
Kyle Canfield
Laura Matz
Catalina United Methodist Church
Mindful Yoga Studio LLC
Susan and Appy Chandler
David Nix and Ellen Wheeler
Clem and June Chase
Lefteris Papanikolaou and Armando Robles
Carolyn Cooper and John Sharawara
Parkinson Wellness Recovery
Crest Insurance Grop LLC
Penca Restaurant
Cynthia and Kevin Devine
Performance Fitness Systems
Darryl and Mary Ann Dobras
Phillips, Moeller & Conway, P.L.L.C.
The Drawing Studio
Pima County Public Library
Randy Fisher
Jim Puliafico and Brad Harris
Gabriele Gidion
Judy Purze
Cindi and Stephen Gilliland
Skip Radau
Golden Eagle
Paul Reese
Green Fields School
Rincon Congregational UCC
Ken Greenfield and Ruth Zales
Bill and Alice Roe
Shelli Hall and Bob Lipinczyk
Mark Rubin
Sandy and Elliott Heiman
Ted and Kathleen Schneyer
Christopher and Donna Helms
Shelley and Bob Schwartz
Frances Holt
Dick and Jan Seagrave
Bob and JoAnne Hungate
Andy Silverman and Starr Sanders
Susan and Dick Imwalle
Speedway Veterinary Hospital
Mary Ann Stubbs
Don and Barbara Benjamin
Target
Leon Bialkowski and Mia Gay
Ellen Trevors
Douglas Biggers and Katie Gannon
Jane Toussaint
Bob and Teri Bingham
UA Online
Nancy Bissell
Elizabeth Upham and Steven Hansen
Frank and Monica Boccio
Laura Walton and Dave Hamra
Larry Bodine and Dorian Dvorak
Barbara Warren
Warren and Ellen Bodow
Andrew Watson and Cammie Neumann
Michelle and Joe Bonito
Patricia and John Whitehill
Sheryl Boris
Paul Winick and Ronda Lustman
Riemke Brakema
Yume Japanese Gardens
Brandeis University
William Zaffer
Peter and Joy Brown
Holly Bryant and Kacie Birkmeyer
$250 - $499
Stephanie and Jack Aaron
Peter Akmajian and Colleen Cacy
Marcy Albert and Annie Levy
Vicki and Phil Alberts
Jessica Andrews and Tim Toothman
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Linda Barrows and Michael Mulvihill
Kenneth Callicott
David and Linda Caplan
Center for Creative Photography
Shirley Chann
Ben and Teresa Clement
Marsha Cohen
The Community Players
Theresa Cossel and Jeffery Sladek
Doug and Jackie Crockett
George and Marjorie Cunningham
M.J. Demetras and John Umbreit
Karen Downey
Donn and Kari Driscoll
Chris Eastoe and James Callegary
Sandra Helton and Norman Edelson
Emilia and Don Falk
Phillis and Louis Herbster
Craig and Julia Faltin
Stephan Hlohowskyj
Eric Fest and Gina Reyes
Suzanne and Todd Horst
Lenny Fieber and Kris Moran
Bill Hyers and Gilda Delgado
Ralph Fine and Valerie Miller
Marcy Jaffe and Michael Connell
Carole and Mike Fisher
Marilyn Johnson and Ralph Van Dusseldorp
Jennifer Fisk
Mike Jonen
Diane Foray and Jack McGhie
Jacob Kavkewitz and Katie Voll
George and Carol Franklin
Kevin and Sherrie Kelly
Hellmut and Sybille Fritzsche
Elizabeth Kennedy and Bobbi Prebis
Ron Fuller and Paula Jones-Fuller
Khalsa Montessori School
Timothy Fuller and Robin Hiller
Randi Kisiel and Chris Kisiel
Leonor Gallardo
Richard Kopp and Cynthia Chaffee
Renee Geffen
Dennis and Kathie Krueger
Robert Gillett
Holly Lachowicz
Elise and Frank Gohlke
Mike Lainhart and Janis LaBrasca
Joseph and Paulette Gootter
Katherine and Larry Larason
Marilyn Goulden
Gregory and Barbara Leonard
Ginny and Dean Graves
Craig and Kathy Little
Linda Griffith
Binky Luckhurst and Dick Woodward
Joan Groff and Alan Schroder
Nancy Lutz
Elizabeth and Eric Groskind
Steve and Nancy Lynn
Mary Beth Haralovich and JJ Johnson
Phil and Carol Lyons
Jan Harrison
Cliff and Chris Mann
Lynn Hassler and Mary Jean Hage
Virginia and Deward Manzer
Jill Hawkins
Clarissa and Paul Marques
Carmen Marriott and Robert Clark
Kate O’Rielly
Frank Mascia and Jeanne Taylor
Eleanor Ortega
Warren and Felicia May
Gordon Packard and Patricia Valdez Packard
Mike Mayer and Michelle Yauger
Lewis and Floy Parkhill
Ross and Patty McCallister
Allen and Kathy Pastryk
Matt McCoy and Lauren Baker
Anthony Pitucco
Harry and Marie McDermott
Sara and Steven Plevel
Margy McGonagill and Garry Bryant
John Plummer
Cori McGraw and Ryan Klems
Daniel and Kristen Quigley
Cindy and Bart McGuire
Sally Quinby
Rebecca McKee and Benjamin Nead
Eric and Cameron Rau
Kathleen McLoughlin and Ishwara Thomas
Mark Raven and Ellen Shenkarow
Mike McNamara
Robert and Phyllis Reid
Anne and Lewis Meinhausen
Bridget Riceci and David Byrne
Hal Melfi
Sydnee Rivera and Sean Wilcox
Kipp Metzger and Sharon O’Brien
Katherine Roberts and Stacey Helper
Timothy Milner
Mary Rodgers-Hall and Jim Hall
Doug and Sally Mitchell
Howard Roemer
Cathy Monro and Loren Zech
Michael and Susan Rohrbach
Bill Montfort and Martha Narro
Rona Rosenberg
Peter and Caroline Morse
Madelon and Alan Rubens
Michael and Debbie Moynihan
Jim and Elouise Rusk
Scott Neeley and Stephen Russell
Jim and Dee Ann Sakrison
Tom and Caren Newman
Stu Salasche and Els Duvigneau
Phyllis Newton
Peter Salomon and Patricia Morgan
Jennifer Noseck
Marc and Deborah Sandroff
Marcey Olajos and Ron Lee
Barbara Sattler and Kenney Hegland
Mike and Dana Saxton
University of Arizona Foundation
Marcia and Tom Scupin
Anthony and Rita Vickers
Ellen Shapiro and Philip Muir
Richard and Madeleine Wachter
Lila Sideras and Evaristo Ramirez Barajas
Kathryn Waetje and Jeff Neubauer
Candy Siegel and Thomas Kovach
Felicia Wallace
Elizabeth and Bart Smith
Robert and Annette Walter
Rich Snyder
Rick Wamer and Dina Delaney
Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation
Nancy and Stephen Watt
Lois and Mark Speetzen
Donald Weinstein and Beverly Parker
St. Francis in the Foothills
Janice Wezelman and David Bartlett
Letizia Strangellini and Mark Dickinson
Roger and Barbara Wheeler
Connie Stapleton and Diane Deyoe
Donna Whitman and Frank Valenzuela
Carol Stewart and Daniel Katzen
Rob and Joy Williams
Paul Stewart and Evren Sonmez
Michael and Marcia Zaccaria
Darlene Streicher
Elizabeth Zukoski
George and Colleen Subiti
Edith Swiatek and Ed Haswell
Amber Tabone
Vincent Tampio and Gilberte Ley
Jean Paul Bierny and Chris Tanz
David and Marsha Thompson
Sandra and Joe Thompson
Diane Tracy and Shannon McNeil
Tucson Historic Preservation Foundation Inc
Tucson Petanque Club
Merle Turchick and Gibb Windahl
Anna Tyler and Cara Slutter
LOFT CINEMA VOLUNTEERS
Albert, Marcy
Gold, Marcia
Miller, Kevin
Assmar, Greg
Green, Charlene
Mital, Renu
Baker, Clara
Green, Jon
Myers, Laura
Bastin, Christopher
Gregory, David Ferreira
Polakoff, Diane
Beall, Thomas
Guest, Norma
Powers, Keena
Bernhardt, Sarah
Guido, Ann
Provotorova, Nadezhda
Bernstein, Leigh
Hanusiak, Artemis
Purze, Judy
Boccio, Frank
Harrison, Howard
Racette, Marie-France
Boose, Martha
Heisley, Linda
Ragano, Caroline
Bourne, Carl
Hida, Rodica
Ray, Linda
Brinkley, Trudy
Hildreth, Denny
Riggenbach, Jorga
Bronson, Shannon
Hojjatie, Michael
Riggenbach, Martin
Butler, Seigi
Howard, Ezra
Riggi, Cody
Canfield, Madeline
Hurst-Williams, Julianne
Rigoli, Gia
Carsten, David
Jackson, Jesse
Rodriguez, Brenda
Chapin, RJ
Judge, Lizz
Sanchez, Nikki
Cheyenne, Shella
Kane, Winter
Schivone, Gabriel
Cina, Mallory
Kerton, Casie
Schivone, Tina
Classen, Carolyn
Kidder, Art
Schubach, Meredith
Cook, Clint
Kidder, Judy
Schubach, Wallace
Cromeens, Mellinda
Knight, Jessica
Shoob, Deanna
Darnell, William
Kohen, Eliot
Simi, Soraya
Denis, Susan
Krommes, Sally
Soloway, Cheryl
Denton, Mary
Kuhl, Frank
Staten, Edward
Dickey, Mary Beth
Lacey, Margaret
Stefan, Jon
Dolenac, Paul
Lawson, Tiki
Stephenson, Donna
Eckel, Nancy
LeMaguer, Lorie
Struminger, Janin
Enholm, Susan
Lopez, Melodie
Sugarman, Jay
Estrella, Katherine
Lowe, Eugene
Uribe, Andrea
Fender, Taylor
Lozano, Rene
Valencia, Marty
Foster, Joel
Martin, Paul
Waites, Susan
Frame, Amber
Mauro, Kathleen
Warner, Merry
Furrier, Alex
McCauslin, Max
Warren, Greer
Gallagher, Brooke
McHenry, Margaret
Wautier, Michael
Genova, Jane
McLane, Maureen
Zagula, Loraine
Gil, Bonnie
Mick, Cynthia
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Leigh Bernstein
President
Tim Fuller
Vice-President
Stephen Golden
Treasurer
Dianne Iauco
Secretary
Ron Barber
Betsy Bolding
Mary Koss
Jaime Gutiérrez
Melodie Lopez
Carmen Marriott
Hal Melfi
David Nix
Eleanor Ortega
Katherine Pew
Tim Reckart
Claire Scheuren
Patricia Schwabe
Lisanne Skyler
Joanne Stuhr
Joe Tarver
Frank Valenzuela
Jan Mueller
Emeritus
LOFT ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Peggy Johnson
Jonathan Kleefeld
Jeff Yanc
Matt McCoy
Zach Breneman
Shawna DaCosta
J.J. Giddings
Nick Kelso
Executive Director
Program Director
Deputy Director
Marketing Director
Finance Director
Deputy Marketing Director
Daniela Ontiveros
Administrative Assistant/
Outreach Coordinator
Amber Kleefeld
Development Associate
Director of Education and Engagement
Development Associate
LOFT THEATRE STAFF
Jason Denholm
David Correa
Ray Borboa
Beth Jones
Director of Theatre Operations
Assistant Manager
Inventory Specialist
Facilities Coordinator
Kyle Canfield
House Manager
Pedro Robles-Hill
Assistant Manager
Brenda Rodriguez
Assistant Manager/Volunteer
Coordinator
Projectionists:
Ana Humphrey
Adam Bucholz
Trenton Castillo
Dale Meyers
Izabella Vanek
Floor Staff:
Clarice Bales
Hosea Brown
Madeline Horwath
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