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Calendar of Events | 5

Welcome to The Mann | 7

Board of Directors | 8

Chairman’s Council | 9

Administrative & Theater Staff | 11

The Philadelphia Orchestra | 12

Saturday, July 20 | 16Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire™ in Concert

Tuesday, July 23 | 20Rachmaninoff in the Park

Wednesday, July 24 | 23Voyage to the Moon: A 50th Anniversary Concert

Friday, July 26 | 26Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back™ in Concert

Thank You to Our Supporters | 30

General Information | 46

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July 20 – 26

Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back™ in Concert

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire™ in Concert

July 26

July 20

July 23Rachmaninoff in the Park

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Saturday, July 20*Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire™ in Concert with The Philadelphia Orchestra

Tuesday, July 23* Rachmaninoff in the Park with The Philadelphia Orchestra

Wednesday, July 24**Voyage to the Moon: A 50th Anniversary Concert with The Philadelphia Orchestra

Friday, July 26*Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back™ in Concert with The Philadelphia Orchestra

Saturday, July 27Nickelodeon’s JoJo SiwaD.R.E.A.M. The Tourwith special guests The Belles

Friday, August 2* 70’s Soul Jam with The Stylistics, The Chi-Lites, Heatwave, Harold Melvin’s Blue Notes, Blue Magic, Jimmie “JJ” Walker

Tuesday, August 6 Free Event: Young People’s Concert Series Rhythms of the World

Saturday, August 10Ashanti Ja Rulewith special guest Mýa

Thursday, August 15*Grease™ with Orchestra performed by The Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia

Saturday, August 17 SiriusXM FLY Presents Hammer’s House Party

Friday, August 23 XPN Welcomes Tame Impala

Saturday, August 24 Farruko

Wednesday, September 4 Vampire Weekend with Christone “Kingfish” Ingram Presented by Live Nation

Friday, September 6* XPN Welcomes Brandi Carlile with Mavis Staples

Thursday, September 12* Game of Thrones® Live Concert Experience Presented by Live Nation

Friday, September 13 Outlaw Music Festival with Willie Nelson & Family, Bonnie Raitt, Alison Krauss, Gov’t Mule & more Presented by Live Nation

Tuesday, September 17* Robert Plant and The Sensational ShiftersNathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweatswith Lillie Mae

Thursday, September 19 The B-52’s 40th Anniversary Tour with very special guests OMD and Berlin

Skyline Stage at the Mann

Sunday, September 22WMMR Presents Rancid with Pennywise, Suicidal Tendencies, The English Beat, and Angel Du$t

Wednesday, September 25 Tyler, The Creator with Jaden Smith and GoldLink

Friday, October 4 Maggie Rogers Heard It In A Past Life Tour with Empress Of

*Chef’s table buffet dinner available at Crescendo.**Chef’s table buffet will be served in the Acclaim tent

Reservations strongly recommended.Please visit MannCenter.org/Dining or call 215.546.7900 Ext. 125.

All events, programs, and artists are subject to change.Order tickets through Ticketmaster at 1-800-982-2787.

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WELCOME TO THE MANN!As one of the country’s largest non-profit open-air music centers, the Mann presents world-class artists in historic Fairmount Park, hosting more than 200,000 visitors each year. Each season, renowned symphony orchestras, iconic rock stars, and the latest touring artists in indie rock, hip-hop, R&B, and pop take the stage at our beautiful Fairmount Park campus.

GIVING BACK: A FOCUS ON EDUCATION & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENTThe Mann’s programming philosophy focuses on diversity and inclusion, presenting cultural programs, innovative festivals, and community events that appeal to a wide variety of public interests. Our Education and Community Engagement Department takes pride in its programs that are held on the Mann’s stages, in school districts, charter, and parochial schools, at our Field Education Center, and in the community, offering admission free of charge to the public.

The Mann works in partnership with Philadelphia schools, acclaimed local and national artists, educators, non-profit organizations, and arts institutions to provide young people access and opportunity to quality arts learning and experiences. The Mann strives to connect communities through arts programming and partnerships that create a collective impact for our local neighborhoods.

For more information or to register for these FREE events, please visit MannCenter.org/Education.

FREE EDUCATION EVENTSMonday, August 5 Greenfield Treasures Workshop: The Philadelphia Suns Lion Dance Troupe

Tuesday, August 6 Young People’s Concert Series: Rhythms of the World (11:00 AM)

Wednesday, August 7 Greenfield Treasures Workshop: Trinidelphia

Thursday, August 8 Greenfield Treasures Workshop: Los Bomberos de la Calle

BECOME A MEMBER OF THE MANNMake 2019 the best summer ever. Become a member today!

By supporting the Mann through a membership, you can enjoy exclusive benefits, including:

• Access to ticket sales before the general public

• VIP parking closest to the Mann’s Main Gates

• Members-only entrance to the Mann through the Donor Gate

• Access to the Donor Terrace & Garden with private amenities and dining options

• Recognition in the Mann’s Program Book

Membership supports our education and community engagement programs. Your contribution makes it possible for us to “pay it forward” to over 30,000 students in the Greater Philadelphia community each year.

Learn more by contacting us at (215) 546-7900, Ext. 129 or Membership@MannCenter.org

The Mann is a 501(c)3 non-profit. All contributions are tax-deductible based on current IRS rules.

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David AxelrodBrad Baer

Sherrin H. Baky-NesslerBrucie BaumsteinPeter Bloomfield

Glenn BlumenfeldAlyse Bodine

Carlos BradleyAshley Bryant

Jim BuckDr. Samantha Butts

David CardyJennifer Cardy

Sally CastleJohn DevineMark Dichter

Joseph DiMedioMichael Donahue

Brian EffronSherry Effron

Dr. Ira GerstmanBruce Gilbert

Frank GiordanoJane GitomerPeter GouldJohn Grady

Ari GreisWilliam Haines

Andrew HamiltonStephen Hamilton

Ken KearnsScott KingPeg Kramer

Gerald LawrenceBill Leonard

Marlene McNameeFrank Mechura

Mark NobleMatthew Panarese

Robert PolansLynne PollackRobert Pratter

Gene RockowerJennifer Ronon

Sam SavitzGreg Seltzer

Marciarose ShestackBernard Smalley

Peggy SteeleLeAnne Stewart

Lynda Thomas-MabineDavid VerdonTodd White

Lisa WoolbertRandi Zemsky

CHAIRMAN’S COUNCIL

Chair Christopher L. Bruner Vice Chair Richard Umbrecht Vice Chair George McFarland Vice Chair Larry C. Skinner Secretary Marc Rockford Asst. Secretary Miller Parker Treasurer Joseph Culley Asst. Treasurer Ian Comisky President & CEO Catherine M. Cahill

MCPA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

OFFICERS OF THE BOARD

Anna May Abbott Vice President of Human Resources, Diversity

& Inclusion, Brandywine Realty Trust

Michael W. Banks Managing Director, United Way of Greater

Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey

Rick Biesecker President & CEO, Drug Plastics & Glass

Robert Bogle President & CEO, Philadelphia Tribune

Donald Braun Managing Director, Bernstein Private Wealth Management

Chris Bruner Managing Partner, Ernst & Young

Catherine M. Cahill President & CEO, MCPA

Ellen Cavanaugh Former Vice President of Support Services, PECO

Jeff Cook Chief Financial Officer, Pepsi-Cola

& National Brand Beverages

Ian Comisky Partner, Fox Rothschild

Joseph D. Culley Senior Vice President, Head of Capital

Markets, Janney Montgomery Scott

Michael DiBerardinis Former Managing Director, City of Philadelphia

Daniel Greenberg Founder, North Broad Living Management

Kay Halloran Community Leader

Lucinda Hudson President, Parkside Association of Philadelphia

Justin Klein Partner, Ballard Spahr

Kevin Kleinschmidt Partner, Gabriel Investments

Sara Manzano-Diaz Former Executive Deputy Attorney General, Public Protection Office

George McFarland President, Chief Executive Officer and Chief

Investment Officer, Pennsylvania Trust

Jim Mordy Former Senior Vice President and Partner,

Wellington Management Co., LLP

John Nixon Partner, Duane Morris LLP

Russ Palmer Chairman & CEO, The Palmer Group

Miller Parker CEO, Philadelphia Business

and Technology Center

Marc Rockford Vice President, Senior Deputy General Counsel at Comcast

Todd Russo Senior Vice President, General Counsel & Secretary of Buckeye Partners, L.P.

Larry C. Skinner Vice President of Sales and Marketing,

Conversion Technologies International, Inc.

James Smart Partner, Marcum LLP

Lorraine Stanhope Hirschberg Vice President of Investment Services,

Arch Capital Services, Inc.

James Straw Former Senior Principal, KSK Architects

Marian Tasco Former Councilwoman

Rich Umbrecht President, New Province Partners

Brian Vogt Fox & Roach Realtors

Gordon Wilder Vice President, Capital Markets

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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICESMann Center for the Performing Arts

123 South Broad Street, Suite 815Philadelphia, PA 19109Phone: 215-546-7900

ORDER TICKETS THROUGH TICKETMASTER AT 1-800-982-2787

VENUE & BOX OFFICE5201 Parkside Avenue

(52nd & Parkside)Philadelphia, PA 19131

EXECUTIVE OFFICECatherine M. Cahill, President & CEOAnthony Slade, Director of Business Operations & Human ResourcesMaggie Bond, Manager of Private Events & Facility RentalsBrandon Boyer, Manager of Operations & Special ProjectsJill Stone, Manager of Board of Director Relations & the President’s OfficeSarah Leu, Archivist & Digital Asset ManagerTaylor Crocker, Programming & Special Projects AssistantLauren Hallowell, Scheduling & Administrative AssistantCaroline Kassas, Operations & Guest Services InternMaranda Leecan, Operations & Guest Services Intern

EDUCATION & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENTNaomi Gonzalez, Director of Education & Community EngagementAlec Fertel, Education & Community Engagement CoordinatorPatrick Castillo, Education & Community Engagement InternNoelle Mercer, Education & Community Engagement Intern

FINANCE & OPERATIONSMegan O’Shea, ControllerTimothy White, Senior AccountantMarian Jenkins, Staff Accountant

DEVELOPMENTNancy R. Newman, Executive Vice PresidentJoan Roebuck-Carter, Senior Vice President for Institutional AdvancementJason Guy, Vice President of Corporate & Business DevelopmentAnne Marie Rhoades, Vice President of Government Relations & External AffairsSierra Adams, Director of Foundation & Institutional GivingGabriella Aguilar, Manager of Development OperationsLucy Cumberland, Manager of Special EventsCarol Williams, Manager of Donor Relations & StewardshipShayla Cunningham, Membership & Development Operations InternNathalie Manon Rosenthal, Special Events Intern

MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONSKelly Schempp, Vice President of Audience Development & Integrated MarketingPeggy Fioretti, Digital Marketing ManagerPhil B. Welcome, Creative Services SpecialistMadeline Bell, Marketing CoordinatorRachael Brady, Customer Experience & Data SpecialistMark Gisi, Marketing & Brand Strategist, Eastern StandardDevine + Partners, PublicistsRyan Farmer, Marketing InternEthan Grugan, Videography & Content Creation Intern

PROGRAMMINGToby Blumenthal, Vice President of Artistic Planning and Chief Innovation OfficerEvans Mirageas, Artistic AdvisorRev. Nolan Williams, Jr., Festival Artistic Director

THEATER OPERATIONS & PRODUCTIONPat Sanders, Strategic Director for Venue OperationsDebbie Lobel, Director of Production OperationsJerry Bates, Director of Facility OperationsAlexis Parente, Production CoordinatorAllen Doak, Head Property ManAnthony Cortosi, Head ElectricianJohn Shiner, Head CarpenterRobert McNamara, Head Sound ManJames Morgan, Assistant Sound ManPatrick DeForrest, Utility ManDaniel Galastro, Head Video ManChaya Goldman, House ManagerKorey Jones, House ManagerShane Richards, House ManagerErin Lunsford, ConciergeMike Jennings, Usher ManagerWalter Horton, Hospitality Services ManagerAnton Allen, Building ServicesMichael Iovannoni, Building ServicesJohn Lautenbacher, Building Services

BOX OFFICEMaureen Bennett, Treasurer Diane Hirsch, TreasurerAngelique Austin, Treasurer(as of 6/4/19)

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THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA

The Philadelphia Orchestra is one of the preeminent orchestras in the world, renowned for its distinctive sound, desired for its keen ability to capture the hearts and imaginations of audiences, and admired for a legacy of imagination and innovation on and off the concert stage. The Orchestra is inspiring the future and transforming its rich tradition of achievement, sustaining the highest level of artistic quality, but also challenging—and exceeding—that level, by creating powerful musical experiences for audiences at home and around the world.

Music Director Yannick Nézet-Séguin’s connection to the Orchestra’s musicians has been praised by both concertgoers and critics since his inaugural season in 2012. Under his leadership the Orchestra returned to recording, with four celebrated CDs on the prestigious Deutsche Grammophon label, continuing its history of recording success. The Orchestra also reaches thousands of listeners on the radio with weekly broadcasts on WRTI-FM and SiriusXM.

Philadelphia is home and the Orchestra continues to discover new and inventive ways to nurture its relationship with its loyal patrons at its home in the Kimmel Center, and also with those who enjoy the Orchestra’s area performances at the Mann Center, Penn’s Landing, and other cultural, civic, and learning venues. The Orchestra maintains a strong commitment to collaborations with cultural and community organizations on a regional and national level, all of which create greater access and engagement with classical music as an art form.

The Philadelphia Orchestra serves as a catalyst for cultural activity across Philadelphia’s many communities, building an offstage presence as strong as its onstage one. With Nézet-Séguin, a dedicated body of musicians, and one of the nation’s richest arts ecosystems, the Orchestra has launched its HEAR initiative, a portfolio of integrated initiatives that promotes Health, champions music Education, eliminates barriers to Accessing the Orchestra, and maximizes impact through Research. The Orchestra’s award-winning Collaborative Learning programs engage over 50,000 students, families, and community members through programs such as PlayINs, side-by-sides, PopUP concerts, free Neighborhood Concerts, School Concerts, and residency work in Philadelphia and abroad.

Through concerts, tours, residencies, presentations, and recordings, the Orchestra is a global cultural ambassador for Philadelphia and for the U.S. Having been the first American orchestra to perform in the People’s Republic of China, in 1973 at the request of President Nixon, the ensemble today boasts five-year partnerships with Beijing’s National Centre for the Performing Arts and the Shanghai Media Group. In 2018 the Orchestra traveled to Europe and Israel and this past May returned to China. The Orchestra annually performs at Carnegie Hall while also enjoying summer residencies in Saratoga Springs and Vail. For more information on The Philadelphia Orchestra, please visit www.philorch.org.

Richard B. Worley Chairman

Matías Tarnopolsky President and Chief Executive Officer

Yannick Nézet-Séguin Music Director

Caroline B. Rogers Chairman, Academy of Music Board of Trustees

Sarah Miller Coulson Secretary

Mario Mestichelli Treasurer

Holly Blake*James P. Brandau

Elaine Woo Camarda+Kathleen ChimiclesMichael M. Cone+

Sarah Miller Coulson+Kenneth E. Davis

Mark Dichter+Peter DiLulloElise du Pont

Stacy Maria Dutton+Alexandra T. Victor Edsall+

Joseph M. FieldMark J. Foley

Nancy Galloway*+Judith F. Glick

Donald A. GoldsmithJuliet J. Goodfriend

Julia A. Haller

Harry R. Halloran, Jr.Lauren Hart+

Martin A. Heckscher+Robert C. Heim

David F. HoffmanOsagie O. Imasogie+

Patricia Harron ImbesiRonald L. KaisermanChristopher M. Keith

Michael Kihn*David Kim*+

Neal W. KrouseJeffrey Lang*

Kelly Lee*Bruce G. Leto

Joseph M. Manko, Sr.+John H. McFadden+

Robert E. Mortensen+Ralph W. Muller+

Amy Oshiro-Morales*+Kristen PhillipsWilliam Polk*+

Ajay RajuRobert Rechnitz

Caroline B. Rogers+Charles RyanJohn R. Saler

Adele K. Schaeffer+Peter L. Shaw+

Adrienne SimpsonConstance S. Smukler

Lindy Snider+Matías Tarnopolsky*+

Fabio TerlevichRamona VosbikianRichard B. Worley+

Alison T. YoungJames W. Zug

+Member, Executive Committee

*Ex-officio

Matías Tarnopolsky, President and Chief Executive Officer

Ryan Fleur, Executive Director

Barbara L. Phillips, Chief of Staff

Ashley Berke, Vice President, Communications

Mario Mestichelli, Vice President and Chief Financial Officer

Jeremy Rothman, Vice President, Artistic Planning

Bradford Voigt, Vice President, Development

THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA ASSOCIATION

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FIRST VIOLINSDavid Kim, Concertmaster Dr. Benjamin Rush ChairJuliette Kang, First Associate Concertmaster Joseph and Marie Field ChairYing Fu*, Associate ConcertmasterMarc Rovetti, Assistant ConcertmasterBarbara Govatos Robert E. Mortensen ChairJonathan BeilerHirono OkaRichard Amoroso Robert and Lynne Pollack ChairYayoi NumazawaJason DePue Larry A. Grika ChairJennifer HaasMiyo CurnowElina KalendarovaDaniel HanJulia LiWilliam PolkMei Ching Huang

SECOND VIOLINSKimberly Fisher, Principal Peter A. Benoliel ChairPaul Roby, Associate Principal Sandra and David Marshall ChairDara Morales, Assistant Principal Anne M. Buxton ChairPhilip Kates Mitchell and Hilarie Morgan Family Foundation ChairBooker Rowe Joseph Brodo Chair, given by Peter A. BenolielDavyd BoothPaul Arnold Lorraine and David Popowich ChairDmitri LevinBoris BalterAmy Oshiro-MoralesYu-Ting ChenJeoung-Yin Kim

VIOLASChoong-Jin Chang, Principal Ruth and A. Morris Williams ChairKirsten Johnson, Associate PrincipalKerri Ryan, Assistant PrincipalJudy Geist Renard EdwardsAnna Marie Ahn Petersen Piasecki Family ChairDavid Nicastro*Burchard TangChe-Hung Chen Rachel KuMarvin MoonMeng Wang

CELLOSHai-Ye Ni, PrincipalPriscilla Lee, Associate PrincipalYumi Kendall, Assistant Principal Wendy and Derek Pew Foundation ChairRichard HarlowGloria dePasquale Orton P. and Noël S. Jackson ChairKathryn Picht ReadRobert Cafaro Volunteer Committees ChairOhad Bar-DavidJohn Koen Derek Barnes Mollie and Frank Slattery ChairAlex Veltman

BASSESHarold Robinson, Principal Carole and Emilio Gravagno ChairJoseph Conyers, Acting Associate Principal Tobey and Mark Dichter ChairJohn HoodMichael Shahan David FayDuane RosengardRobert KesselmanNathaniel West

Some members of the string sections voluntarily rotate seating on a periodic basis.

THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA 2018-2019 SEASON

Yannick Nézet-Séguin, Music Director Walter and Leonore Annenberg Chair

Stéphane Denève, Principal Guest ConductorKensho Watanabe, Assistant Conductor

FLUTESJeffrey Khaner, Principal Paul and Barbara Henkels ChairPatrick Williams, Associate Principal Rachelle and Ronald Kaiserman ChairOlivia StatonErica Peel, Piccolo

OBOESPeter Smith, Associate PrincipalJonathan Blumenfeld Edwin Tuttle ChairElizabeth Starr Masoudnia, English Horn Joanne T. Greenspun Chair

CLARINETSRicardo Morales, Principal Leslie Miller and Richard Worley ChairSamuel Caviezel, Associate Principal Sarah and Frank Coulson ChairSocrates VillegasPaul R. Demers, Bass Clarinet Peter M. Joseph and Susan Rittenhouse Joseph Chair

BASSOONSDaniel Matsukawa, Principal Richard M. Klein ChairMark Gigliotti, Co-PrincipalAngela Anderson SmithHolly Blake, Contrabassoon

HORNSJennifer Montone, Principal Gray Charitable Trust ChairJeffrey Lang, Associate Principal Hannah L. and J. Welles Henderson ChairDaniel WilliamsJeffry KirschenErnesto Tovar TorresShelley Showers

TRUMPETSDavid Bilger, Principal Marguerite and Gerry Lenfest ChairJeffrey Curnow, Associate Principal Gary and Ruthanne Schlarbaum ChairAnthony PriskRobert W. Earley

TROMBONESNitzan Haroz, Principal Neubauer Family Foundation ChairMatthew Vaughn, Co-PrincipalEric CarlsonBlair Bollinger, Bass Trombone Drs. Bong and Mi Wha Lee Chair

TUBACarol Jantsch, Principal Lyn and George M. Ross Chair

TIMPANIDon S. Liuzzi, Principal Dwight V. Dowley ChairAngela Zator Nelson, Associate Principal

PERCUSSIONChristopher Deviney, PrincipalAngela Zator Nelson

PIANO AND CELESTAKiyoko Takeuti

KEYBOARDSDavyd Booth

HARPElizabeth Hainen, Principal Patricia and John Imbesi Chair

LIBRARIANSRobert M. Grossman, PrincipalSteven K. Glanzmann

STAGE PERSONNELJames J. Sweeney, Jr., ManagerJames P. BarnesDennis Moore, Jr.

*On leave

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Saturday, July 20, 2019, at 8:00 p.m.

at The Mann Center for the Performing Arts

WITH THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA2019 CONCERT SERIES

Justin Freer, Conductor

Produced by CineConcerts

This program runs approximately 3 hours.

The Steinway Piano is the official piano of the Mann Center for the Performing Arts and is provided by Jacobs Music.

No audio/video tape recording devices or photographs allowed.For more details on allowable equipment please visit www.MannCenter.org/what-can-i-bring.

PATRICK DOYLE

Patrick Doyle is a classically trained composer. He graduated from the Royal Scottish Academy of Music in 1975 and was made a Fellow of the RSAM in 2001. In 1989 director Kenneth Branagh commissioned him to compose the score for the film Henry V, conducted by Simon Rattle, and they have subsequently collaborated on numerous pictures, including Much Ado about Nothing, Hamlet, As You Like It, and Cinderella. Their collaboration within film and theater has continued to this day, with performances that

include Branagh’s 2015 production of The Winter’s Tale, which ran at the Garrick Theatre in London’s West End.

Mr. Doyle has been commissioned to score over 50 feature films, including Harry Potter and the Goblet of FireTM, Gosford Park, Sense and Sensibility, Indochine, Carlito’s Way, and A Little Princess. He has collaborated with such acclaimed directors as Régis Wargnier, Brian De Palma, Alfonso Cuarón, Ang Lee, Chen Kaige, Mike Newell, and Robert Altman. Mr. Doyle has received two Oscars®, two Golden Globes®, one BAFTA, and two César nominations, as well as winning the 1989 Ivor Novello Award for Best Film Theme for Henry V. He has also received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the World Soundtrack Awards and Scottish BAFTA, the Henry Mancini Award from ASCAP, and the PRS Award for Extraordinary Achievement in Music.

In 2015 Mr. Doyle completed work on the music for Walt Disney’s live action version of Cinderella, directed by Mr. Branagh, marking their 11th film collaboration to date. His discography includes a solo piano album of a collection of his film scores, released by Varese Sarabande. Recent films include the remake of the Scottish classic Whisky Galore! and A United Kingdom.

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American composer/conductor Justin Freer was born and raised in Huntington Beach, CA. He has quickly become a highly sought-after conductor and producer of film music concerts around the world. He began his formal studies on trumpet, but quickly turned to piano and composition, composing his first work at age 11. He made his professional conducting debut at age 16. He has written music for world-renowned trumpeters Doc Severinsen and Jens Lindemann and is in demand as a composer and

conductor for everything from orchestral works to chamber music.

Mr. Freer has served as composer for several independent films and has written motion picture advertising music for some of 20th Century Fox Studios’ biggest campaigns, including Avatar, The Day the Earth Stood Still, and Aliens in the Attic. As a conductor he has appeared with many of the world’s leading orchestras, including the Chicago Symphony, the London Philharmonic, the New York Philharmonic, and the San Francisco Symphony. He made his Philadelphia Orchestra debut in 2014 at the Mann. In upcoming seasons he will guest conduct the Minnesota Orchestra as well as the orchestras of Dublin, Paris, Sydney, Toronto, and others.

Mr. Freer has been recognized with numerous grants and awards from organizations including ASCAP, BMI, the Society of Composers and Lyricists, and the Henry Mancini Estate. He is the founder and president of CineConcerts, a company dedicated to the preservation and concert presentation of film, curating and conducting full-length music score performances live with film for such wide-ranging titles as Gladiator, The Godfather, Breakfast at Tiffany’s, It’s a Wonderful Life, and most recently Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s StoneTM.

HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE™ IN CONCERT, PRODUCED BY CINECONCERTS

Justin Freer, President/Founder/ProducerBrady Beaubien, Co-Founder/Producer

Jeffery Sells, Director of ProductionAndrew Alderete, Head of Publicity and CommunicationsNicolas Rehm, General ManagerMa’ayan Kaplan, Brand/Marketing/IP AcquisitionBrittany Fonseca, Brand/Marketing ManagerMolly Kossoff, Brand/Marketing and PR ManagerSi Peng, Brand/Marketing and Social Media ManagerGabe Cheng, Office Manager

Worldwide Representation: WME Entertainment

Music Preparation: JoAnn Kane Music ServiceMusic Editing: Ed KalninsPlayback Operation and Synthesizer Production: iMusicImageSound Remixing: Justin Moshkevich, Igloo Music Studios

Merchandise by FireBrand

HARRY POTTER characters, names and related indicia are © & ™ Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. Harry Potter Publishing Rights © JKR. (s19).

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Tuesday, July 23, 2019, at 8:00 p.m.

at The Mann Center for the Performing Arts

WITH THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA2019 CONCERT SERIES

RACHMANINOFF IN THE PARK

Elim Chan, ConductorTianxu An, Piano

RACHMANINOFF Vocalise, Op. 34, No. 14, for orchestra

RACHMANINOFF Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Op. 43, for piano and orchestra

INTERMISSION

RACHMANINOFF Symphony No. 2 in E minor, Op. 27 I. Largo—Allegro moderato II. Allegro molto III. Adagio IV. Allegro vivace

This program runs approximately 2 hours.

The Steinway Piano is the official piano of the Mann Center for the Performing Arts and is provided by Jacobs Music.

No audio/video tape recording devices or photographs allowed.For more details on allowable equipment please visit www.MannCenter.org/what-can-i-bring.

ELIM CHAN

Elim Chan, who is making her Philadelphia Orchestra debut with tonight’s concert, is principal guest conductor of the Royal Scottish National Orchestra and has recently been appointed chief conductor designate of the Antwerp Symphony, beginning with the 2019-20 season. Highlights this season included her debuts with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, the Sydney Symphony, the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic, the City of Birmingham Symphony, and the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen.

She also returned to the Los Angeles, Royal Liverpool, and Rotterdam philharmonics. Recent notable engagements include her debuts with the Philharmonia and Royal Concertgebouw orchestras, the hr-Sinfonieorchester, and the Orchestre National de Lyon. Previously she collaborated with the Berkeley, Detroit and Chicago symphonies; the Mariinsky Orchestra; the Lucerne Festival Academy Orchestra; the Orchestre Philharmonique de Luxembourg; the National Orchestra of Belgium; and the NAC Orchestra in Ottawa.

Born in Hong Kong, Ms. Chan became the first female winner of the Donatella Flick Conducting Competition in December 2014. As a result she held the position of assistant conductor of the London Symphony during the 2015-16 season and was appointed to the Dudamel Fellowship program with the Los Angeles Philharmonic for the 2016-17 season.

Ms. Chan holds degrees from Smith College and the University of Michigan, where she served as music director of the University of Michigan Campus Symphony and the Michigan Pops Orchestra. She also received the Bruno Walter Conducting Scholarship in 2013.

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Pianist Tianxu An, originally from Beijing, China, is making his Philadelphia Orchestra debut. He has received numerous top awards, including winner of the senior division of The Philadelphia Orchestra’s 2018 Albert M. Greenfield Student Competition; grand prize in the “Helen Cup” Shanghai International Piano Competition; second prize in the Wiesbaden International Piano Competition, the Beijing International Piano Festival Young Artists Concerto Competition, the “Lotto Cup” CCTV

Piano and Violin Competition (Beijing), the National Youth Piano Competition (Beijing), and the Thomas and Evon Cooper International Competition (Oberlin); third prize at the Concerto Competition “Theodor Leschetizky” for Gifted Young Pianists (New York); honorable mention at the 2017 San Jose International Piano Competition; and the Zhou Guangren Young Pianist Award (Beijing).

Mr. An has attended the Beijing International Piano Festival, the Philadelphia Young Pianists’ Academy, Morningside Music Bridge, and the Sejong International Music Festival. He has participated in master classes with Robert McDonald, Sergei Babayan, Klaus Baessler, Andrea Bonatta, and Maxim Mogilevsky.

Mr. An currently studies at the Curtis Institute of Music with Meng-Chieh Liu, and previously studied with Hua Chang at the Middle School affiliated with the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing.

Wednesday, July 24, 2019, at 8:00 p.m.

at The Mann Center for the Performing Arts

WITH THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA2019 CONCERT SERIES

VOYAGE TO THE MOON: A 50TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT

Gemma New, ConductorNmon Ford, Baritone

HOLST “Mars, the Bringer or War,” from The Planets, Op. 32

R. STRAUSS “Dawn,” from Also sprach Zarathustra, Op. 30

J. STRAUSS, JR. “On the Beautiful Blue Danube” Waltz, Op. 314

WAGNER “O du, mein holder Abendstern,” from Tannhäuser

GIACCHINO Voyage I. Launch— II. Voyage— III. Landing World premiere of “Landing”

INTERMISSION

HOLST “Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity,” from The Planets, Op. 32

DEBUSSY/orch. Stokowski “Clair de lune,” from Suite bergamasque

MANCINI “Moon River,” from Breakfast at Tiffany’s

WILLIAMS “Adventures on Earth,” from E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial

This program runs approximately 1 hour, 50 minutes.

The Steinway Piano is the official piano of the Mann Center for the Performing Arts and is provided by Jacobs Music.

No audio/video tape recording devices or photographs allowed.For more details on allowable equipment please visit www.MannCenter.org/what-can-i-bring.

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New Zealand-born Gemma New is music director of the Hamilton Philharmonic, resident conductor of the St. Louis Symphony, and music director of the St. Louis Symphony Youth Orchestra. She was recently appointed principal guest conductor of the Dallas Symphony, beginning next season. Highlights of her 2018-19 season have included debuts with the New York and Rochester philharmonics; the San Francisco, Toronto, Detroit, Indianapolis, San Diego, and Winnipeg symphonies; the Los Angeles

Chamber Orchestra; and the Brandenburgisches Staatsorchester in Germany. Tonight she makes her Philadelphia Orchestra debut.

Ms. New has been a conducting fellow at the Tanglewood Music Center and a Dudamel Conducting Fellow with the Los Angeles Philharmonic. In 2017 and 2019 she received Solti Foundation U.S. Career Assistance Awards. She is a recipient of the David Karetsky Conducting Fellowship at the Aspen Music Festival; an Ansbacher Fellowship, in which she took up residence at the Salzburg Festival; and a Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Fellowship, enabling her to study Mendelssohn’s music with Kurt Masur in Leipzig and to lead the Leipziger Symphonieorchester.

Having a strong interest in new music, Ms. New made her Carnegie Hall debut in 2013 leading works by John Adams and Andrew Norman on the American Soundscapes series. In 2010 she founded the Lunar Ensemble, a nine-member contemporary music ensemble that premiered 30 works over six seasons. Ms. New holds a master’s degree in orchestral conducting from the Peabody Institute in Baltimore. She graduated with honors from the University of Canterbury in New Zealand with a bachelor’s degree in violin performance.

NMON FORD

American baritone Nmon Ford, who is making his Philadelphia Orchestra debut tonight, opened the 2018-19 season by making his role and house debut as Crown in Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess at English National Opera. This season he also sang Bernstein’s Songfest with the BBC Scottish Symphony under the baton of Thomas Dausgaard and Don Pizarro in Beethoven’s Fidelio with the Atlanta Symphony and Robert Spano. This summer he sings Crown at Cincinnati Opera. Other recent highlights include

Iago in Verdi’s Otello with the Atlanta Symphony, Brahms’s Requiem with the Kansas City Symphony, Songfest with the BBC Symphony, and Riolobo in Catán’s Florencia en el Amazonas with Madison Opera.

Mr. Ford’s discography includes Songs of Innocence and Experience with the University of Michigan School of Music Symphony and Leonard Slatkin on the Naxos label and Transmigrations with the Atlanta Symphony and Mr. Spano for Telarc; both discs won Grammy Awards. His other recordings include Songs of Delight for Universal Music Group/Decca, Villa-Lobos’s Symphony No. 10 (“Amerindia”) for Koch International, and Higdon’s Dooryard Bloom and Vaughan Williams’s Serenade to Music, both on Telarc.

Mr. Ford’s awards include First Place in the Wagner Division of the Liederkranz Foundation of New York Competition, as well as major prizes from the Gerda Lissner Foundation and the George London Foundation. He earned his master’s and bachelor’s degrees in music from the University of Southern California, where he graduated with honors for both degrees.

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at The Mann Center for the Performing Arts

WITH THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA2019 CONCERT SERIES

Lucas Richman, Conductor

Presentation licensed by Disney Concerts in association with 20th Century Fox, Lucasfilm Ltd., and Warner/Chappell Music. All rights reserved.

This program runs approximately 2 hours, 30 minutes.

The Steinway Piano is the official piano of the Mann Center for the Performing Arts and is provided by Jacobs Music.

No audio/video tape recording devises or photographs allowed.For more details on allowable equipment please visit www.MannCenter.org/what-can-i-bring.

STAR WARS FILM CONCERT SERIESStar Wars: The Empire Strikes Back

StarringMark HamillHarrison FordCarrie FisherBilly Dee WilliamsAnthony Daniels

Co-StarringDavid Prowse as Darth VaderKenny Baker as R2-D2Peter Mayhew as ChewbaccaFrank Oz as Yoda

Directed byIrvin Kershner

Produced byGary Kurtz

Screenplay byLeigh Brackett and Lawrence Kasdan

Story byGeorge Lucas

Executive Producer George Lucas

Music byJohn Williams

Original Motion Picture Soundtrack available at Disneymusicemporium.com

FILM SYNOPSIS

“You must feel the Force around you...”

The battle for the galaxy intensifies in this thrilling fifth episode of the unfolding saga. As Imperial Forces launch an all-out attack on the Rebel Alliance, Han Solo (Harrison Ford) and Princess Leia (Carrie Fisher) flee to Cloud City where they are captured by Darth Vader. Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) journeys to the mysterious, marshy planet of Dagobah, where the wise Jedi Master Yoda teaches the young hero the ways of the Force.

Little does Luke know that all his Jedi training will be called upon so soon. A stunning revelation—and a seeming life-or-death duel with Darth Vader—await.

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In a career spanning more than five decades, John Williams has become one of America’s most accomplished and successful composers for film and for the concert stage, and he remains one of our nation’s most distinguished and contributive musical voices. He has composed the music and served as music director for more than 100 films, including all eight Star Wars films, the first three Harry Potter films, Superman, JFK, Born on the Fourth of July, Memoirs of a Geisha, Far and Away, The Accidental

Tourist, Home Alone, and The Book Thief. His 45-year artistic partnership with director Steven Spielberg has resulted in many of Hollywood’s most acclaimed and successful films, including Schindler’s List, E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial, Jaws, Jurassic Park, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, the Indiana Jones films, Munich, Saving Private Ryan, The Adventures of Tintin, War Horse, Lincoln, The BFG, and The Post. His contributions to television music include scores for more than 200 television films for the groundbreaking, early anthology series Alcoa Theatre, Kraft Television Theatre, Chrysler Theatre, and Playhouse 90, as well as themes for NBC Nightly News (“The Mission”), NBC’s Meet the Press, and the PBS arts showcase Great Performances. He also composed themes for the 1984, 1988, and 1996 Summer Olympic Games and the 2002 Winter Olympic Games.

Mr. Williams has received five Academy Awards® and 51 Oscar® nominations, making him the Academy’s most-nominated living person and the second-most nominated person (after Walt Disney) in the history of the Oscars. He has received seven British Academy Awards (BAFTA), 24 Grammys®, four Golden Globes®, five Emmys®, and numerous gold and platinum records. In 2003 he received the Olympic Order (the IOC’s highest honor) for his contributions to the Olympic movement. He received the prestigious Kennedy Center Honors in December 2004. In 2009 he was inducted into the American Academy of Arts & Sciences and received the National Medal of Arts, the highest award given to artists by the U.S. Government. In 2016 he received the 44th Life Achievement Award from the American Film Institute— the first time in its history that this honor was bestowed upon a composer.

In January 1980 Mr. Williams was named 19th music director of the Boston Pops Orchestra, succeeding the legendary Arthur Fiedler. He currently holds the title of laureate conductor, which he assumed following his retirement in December 1993. He also holds the title of artist-in-residence at Tanglewood. Mr. Williams has composed numerous works for the concert stage, among them two symphonies and concertos commissioned by several of the world’s leading orchestras, including a Cello Concerto for the Boston Symphony, a bassoon concerto for the New York Philharmonic, a Trumpet Concerto for the Cleveland Orchestra, and a Horn Concerto for the Chicago Symphony. In 2009 he composed and arranged Air and Simple Gifts especially for the first inaugural ceremony of President Barack Obama.

STAR WARS FILM CONCERT SERIES PRODUCTION CREDITS

President, Disney Music Group Ken Bunt

SVP/GM, Disney Concerts Chip McLean

Supervising Technical Director Alex Levy–Epilogue Media

Film Preparation Ramiro Belgardt

Business Affairs, Lucasfilm Rhonda Hjort Chris Holm

Music Preparation Mark Graham Matthew Voogt Joann Kane Music Service

Operations, Disney Concerts Mae Crosby Royd Haston

Business Affairs, Disney Concerts Darryl Franklin Meg Ross Jesenia Gallegos

Non-Theatrical Sales, Twentieth Century Fox Julian Levin

Business Affairs, Warner-Chappell Scott McDowell

LUCAS RICHMAN

Grammy Award-winning conductor Lucas Richman has been music director of the Bangor Symphony since 2010 and was music director of the Knoxville Symphony from 2003-15. He has appeared as guest conductor with such orchestras as the New York, Los Angeles, Oslo, and Zagreb philharmonics; the Boston Pops; the Baltimore, Indianapolis, New Jersey, and Toronto symphonies; the National Arts Centre and Russian National orchestras; and the Orquesta Sinfónica Nacional (Mexico). He made

his Philadelphia Orchestra debut in 2011.

Mr. Richman’s numerous collaborations with film composers as their conductor has yielded recorded scores for such films as the Academy Award-nominated The Village (with violinist Hilary Hahn), As Good as It Gets, Face/Off, Se7en, Breakdown, The Manchurian Candidate, Kit Kittredge: An American Girl, and The House with a Clock in Its Walls. In 2010 John Williams invited him to lead the three-month national summer tour of Star Wars in Concert. Mr. Richman’s recent recordings as conductor include Symphony of Hope: The Haiti Project, Noel Paul Stookey’s recent solo release One & Many, and Marvin Hamlisch’s final score, written for the Emmy Award-winning HBO movie Behind the Candelabra.

An accomplished composer, Mr. Richman has had his music performed by over 200 orchestras including the New York Philharmonic, the Boston Pops, and the symphonies of Detroit, Atlanta, New Jersey, and Houston. He has fulfilled commissions for numerous organizations including the Pittsburgh, Knoxville, Bangor, and Johnstown symphonies; the Debussy Trio; the Seattle Chamber Music Society; and the Organ Artists Series of Pittsburgh.

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PennsylvaniaSarah Miller CoulsonEdith R. DixonJoseph and Marie FieldHorace W. Goldsmith

Foundation Greater Kansas City

Community FoundationMr. David W. HaasMr. Frederick R. HaasHess FoundationKen HutchinsInnisfree FoundationGretchen and M. Roy JacksonThomas Jefferson UniversityEstate of Jane H. KessonJohn S. and James L. Knight

Foundation Neal KrouseLeague of American OrchestrasDr. Song LiMr. and Mrs. A. Bruce

MainwaringJohn H. McFadden and

Lisa D. KabnickThe Andrew W. Mellon

FoundationLeslie A. Miller and Richard B.

WorleyRalph MullerNational Endowment

for the ArtsJoseph Neubauer and Jeanette

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FoundationNew Music USAPECOWilliam Penn Foundation Pennsylvania Council

on the ArtsPew Charitable Trusts PNC BankPresser FoundationRaynier Institute and

Foundation

Scott and Cynthia SchumackerMr. and Mrs. Peter ShawTemple University Wells Fargo FoundationA. Morris Williams, Jr.Constance and Sankey WilliamsWyncote FoundationAnonymous (2)

$50,000 to $99,999American AirlinesMrs. J. Mahlon Buck, Jr.Michael and Constance ConeMoses Feldman Family

FoundationGray Charitable Trust Robert Heim and Eileen

KennedyEstate of William F. HibberdPeter M. and Susan R. JosephMartin* and Sondra LandesJudy and Peter LeoneMcCausland FoundationMedcomp Mr. and Mrs. John S.

MiddletonMKM Foundation Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLPMorningside Education

Foundation LimitedRobert E. MortensenPenn Wharton China CenterLindy Snider and Larry KaiserThe Snider FoundationEstate of Betty-Jane StoeckleMr. Oscar Tang and

Dr. Agnes Hsu-TangThe Tang FundMr. Fabio Terlevich and

Mrs. Molly Rouse-TerlevichU.S. Department of StateBin Zhang and Liqun QianAnonymous

$25,000 to $49,999Paul M. Angell FoundationThe Arcadia FoundationBarbara B. and Theodore R.

Aronson

Peter A. Benoliel and Willo Carey

Judith BroudyBrown Brothers Harriman

& Co.Ms. Elaine Woo CamardaChina-United States Exchange

FoundationComcast NBCUniversal Estate of Suzan CostantiniTobey and Mark DichterLisa and Peter DiLullo Drinker Biddle and Reath LLPAlexandra Edsall and

Robert VictorGail Ehrlich in memory of

Dr. George E. EhrlichMark and Rebecca FoleyBob and Penny FoxDr. and Mrs. John GlickAmy P. Goldman FoundationMr. Donald A. Goldsmith Juliet J. Goodfriend and

Marc R. MoreauMr. Robert W. GreenOtto Haas Charitable TrustJulia A. Haller, M.D., and John

D. Gottsch, M.D.Trust of Dorrance H. HamiltonHamilton Family

Charitable TrustEd and Ellen HanwayHassel FoundationEstate of Dr. and Mrs. HeeberDavid F. HoffmanOsagie and Losenge ImasogieThe Imbesi Family Charitable

Fund of the Philadelphia Foundation

Rachelle and Ronald KaisermanDr. Robert W. Kalish Mr. and Mrs. Chris KeithJames and Agnes Kim

FoundationMarguerite and Gerry* Lenfest Mr. and Mrs. Bruce LetoLincoln Financial Group

Foundation Sandy and David G. Marshall

Over the last 119 seasons there have been many wonderful supporters of The Philadelphia Orchestra (#YourPhilOrch). Our gratitude goes out to our more than 6,000 donor households who keep our Fabulous Philadelphians in their hearts and minds. Below is a list of donors whose exceptionally generous gifts enable your Orchestra to uphold its traditions of artistic excellence, audience development, community outreach, and cultural exchange. We are proud to acknowledge and recognize our donors of $5,000 and above.

For more information about supporting your Philadelphia Orchestra, please contact the Annual Fund office at 215.893.3151 or development@philorch.org. The gifts and pledges listed below were received by May 22, 2019.

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Mr. David Maser and Ms. Alison T. Young

Mitchell and Hilarie Morgan Yannick Nézet-Séguin and

Pierre TourvilleOriglio BeverageAmeline PappasKristin Phillips and

Matthew Schreck Robert and Lynne PollackRed Moose Charitable TrustLouise and Alan ReedCaroline B. RogersLyn RossMr. Charles RyanAllan Schimmel and

Reid Reames*Paul E. Singer FoundationConstance SmuklerTeam Pennsylvania FoundationUnited AirlinesJack and Ramona VosbikianWhite and Williams, LLP, the

official law partner in ChinaAnonymous (2)

$15,000 to $24,999Ballard Spahr Donald E. Barb, Esq., and the

Rev. Bruce H. DavidsonJames and Doris BroganLouis N. Cassett FoundationJulius and Ray Charlestein

Foundation in memory of Malvina and Morton Charlestein

Kathleen and Nicholas Chimicles

Chimicles Schwartz Kriner & Donaldson-Smith LLP

Kanako and James ClarkeNicholas D. Constan, Jr.Estate of Elizabeth de Rham Estate of John FarmakisNorman J. and Doris Fisher

FoundationMr. and Mrs. David L.

Glickstein/ Lida FoundationHawthorn, PNC FamilyWealthMartin and Cynthia HeckscherChristian Humann Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Steven HuttonIndependence FoundationRobert Wood Johnson

FoundationDr.* and Mrs. Richard Kadison Estate of Howard KelloggMr. Kevin King and

Mrs. Susan West KingThe Blanche and Irving Laurie

FoundationIn honor of Katherine O. Leone

Joe and Lynn* MankoSusan and Frank MechuraMIAT Mongolian AirlinesAmir and Dafna NechmadJane G. PepperPHLCVBSerge Rachmaninoff

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Ajay RajuThe Rubenstein Family

FoundationMiss Joan N. Stern Mr. and Mrs. Archbold D.

van BeurenVanguard Charitable

EndowmentVisit PhiladelphiaDr. Bettyruth WalterPenelope and Thomas WatkinsThe Kurt Weill Foundation

for Music, Inc.Anonymous (2)

$10,000 to $14,999Dr. Keith AgreLorraine and Ben* AlexanderBarbara A. Alleva and

Donald Ross GantAmerican ComposersAmkor Technology, Inc.Drs. Claudia and Richard

BalderstonBank of AmericaDr. F. Joshua Barnett and

Dr. Heidi KolbergSara* and Alex BedrosianDrs. Robert and Jean BelascoMr. and Mrs. Robert BickfordAmy Branch and Jeffry BenolielMr. and Mrs. Stephen BremanMr. and Mrs. Jonathan BroderMr. and Mrs. William C. BuckMr. and Mrs. Russell Thayer

BullittDr. and Mrs. Eugenio CalabiMr. and Mrs. W. Morgan

Churchman IIICity of Philadelphia

Department of CommerceMr. and Mrs. R. Putnam

Coes III Kenneth and Nancy DavisDelta Air LinesDolfinger-McMahon

Foundation Ms. Charenton Zelov DrakeStacy Maria DuttonAlex J. Ettl FoundationFACE FoundationM.J. FischerRobert and Priscilla* FoleyDavid B. Ford

Drs. Peter and Pamela FreydEstate of Robert A. GoldsteinIn memory of Rena and

Morton C. Grad and John de Lancie

Joel Greenberg and Dr. Marcy Gringlas

Joanne T. Greenspun*Lyn and Harry GroomeMr. Leonard Haas and

Ms. Mary Lee BednarekVincent and Donna HartnettPeter and Louise HavensMs. Kathleen C. HeilMr. and Mrs. Christopher

HenkelsDr. and Mrs. Frederic H.

HonigmanIndependence Blue CrossMr. and Mrs. Joseph Jacovini The Sylvia W. and Randle M.

Kauders FoundationKhan BankLandenberger Family

FoundationChristian R. and Mary F.

Lindback FoundationDrs. W.B. and Sarah S. LongLurie Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Richard LynchDrs. Leon and Elsa MalmudMr. and Mrs. Bruce McKittrickThe Leo Model FoundationDr. Claudio Pasquinelli and

Dr. Kyong Mi ChangMr.* and Mrs. Norman P.

RobinsonDianne and Jeffrey RotwittMr. and Mrs. Samuel J. SavitzGary and Ruthanne

SchlarbaumDr. Cecilia Segawa SeigleLee F. Shlifer Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Spain Walter and Alice Strine, Esqs.Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Lee

ThompsonCharles and Suzanne ValutasThomas and Patricia VernonBradford W. VoigtWillis Towers WatsonCarol A. WestfallElizabeth WiegersEtta WinigradZisman Family FoundationAnonymous (8)

$5,000 to $9,999Mr. John Alchin and

Mr. Hal MarryattMr. Peter J. AllenCarolyn R. Aller

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Tim and Pam AllesMrs. Grayce A. AndersonDr. James R. AndersonJim and Janet AverillMr. and Mrs. James R. BaconEileen BairdThe Baldwin FoundationRichard and Jane BaronEstate of Charles and

Therese Barringer Catherine V. BeathMs. Carol A. BennerBloomberg PhilanthropiesDr. and Mrs. Charles G.

BlumsteinJill and Sheldon BonovitzMr. and Mrs. Arnold W.

BradburdJean BrattonBill Brinkman and

Sybille ZeldinRobert and Julie J. Bryan Mr. and Mrs. James M.

Buck III Scott and Nelly ChildressDr. Alan R. Cohen and

Michele LangerD. Walter Cohen*Ruth M. and Tristram C.

Colket, Jr.Connelly Foundation Peggy CookeJohn CornellJoyce CreamerRichard and Patricia CumminesThe D’Addario FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jerome L.

DodsonDr. James F. DoughertyEllason and Molly Laird Downs

Perpetual Charitable TrustMs. Carol S. EicherDianne and Dave ElderkinDavid and Pamela Fay Mrs. Donald FelleyMr. and Mrs. Peter C. Ferry John R. and Karen S. Fulton IIIMr. Colin Gardner and

Ms. Erika L. FaustPatsy and Ed GarnoJim and Kay GatelyBarbara and Jerome GlickmanMary L. GoldmanDavid and Bonnie GoldmannHarriet Beloff GoodwinMs. Pamela B. GoryPeter G. Gould and

Robin M. Potter

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Graham IV

Mr. Barry Grossbach and Mr. Michael D. Hardy

Mr. and Mrs. S. Matthews V. Hamilton, Jr.

Diana and Robert HardingMs. Diana L. HarrisonEstate of Miriam Hawkins The Frederick and Colette B.

Heldring Charitable FundMs. Marybeth Henry The Hilltop FundDeborah and Kurt HilzingerMr. and Mrs. W. Anthony

Hitschler Richard H. Holzer

Memorial Foundation The Honickman FoundationMr. and Mrs. Ian C. HoodMr. and Mrs. James W. HoveyMr. and Mrs. Lee M.

HymerlingStockton and Eleanor IllowayBarbara A. Joseph, in memory

of Lenore and Rudolph Joseph

Drs. Lawrence and Toba Kerson

Gay and Donald KimelmanDr. Mel KohnMs. Lyn Kratz and

Dr. Pamela FrenchDr. Leona LaskinDr. Bong Lee Mr.* and Mrs. Arthur W. LefcoRobert and Betsy LegniniWilliam Lake LeonardJeff Lewis and Mary Ann RossiChris and Jeff LibsonMr. James P. MacElderry and

Ms. Marilyn S. FishmanMrs. Margaret P. Manlove*Drs. Cynthia and Bruce

MaryanoffMcDonald’s CorporationMs. Priscilla McDougalThe McLean ContributionshipMr. and Mrs. Frederick L.

Meserve, Jr.Mr. Mladen Milic and

Dr. Barbara WolfDr. Elinor MillerMr. and Mrs. Stephen MillerMr. Ronald Mintz and

Ms. Jessica CahenDavid and Arlene Morgan

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin R. Neilson

Dick and Mimi NennoOyu Togoi LLCMr. and Mrs. Lee D. PeacheyPhiladelphia Cultural FundThe Philadelphia Foundation

Dorothy V. Cassard FundStephen Philibosian

FoundationBarbara L. PhillipsDr. and Mrs. Joel PorterRobert and Gene E.K. Pratter Mary-Ann and Kurt ReissDavid RhodyMaria and Eric RiedersRev. George S. Rigby, Jr.Dr.* and Mrs. Milton RockArthur RosenbergMrs. Jane RuffinMr. and Mrs. John R. SalerMr. and Mrs. Lionel SavadoveMs. Sherrie Raiken SavettDiane SchneiderMr. and Mrs. Peter A. SearsEdward and Shelley SigmanThe Ethel Sergeant Clark Smith

Memorial FundKathleen and Roger SmithRichard and Amanda SmootMartha McGeary SniderSamuel and Rosanne SpearMr. and Mrs. William StoneStradley, Ronon Stevens, &

Young, LLPIn memory of Richard

Strausbaugh, from his familyDrs. Frank* and Carol J. SzarkoMrs. Joan F. ThalheimerUniversity of Pennsylvania

Music DepartmentRichard and Carolyn VeithMary E. WebbJoanne T. Welsh Suzanne and Robert WelshMr. Thomas E. Wiener in

memory of Felice WienerUrsule Phaeton YatesThe Zeldin Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Stephen ZellerJames W. and Debora C. ZugAnonymous (4) Anonymous, in honor of

Mrs. Robert Morris

*Deceased

Just as so many great artists have shared their talents with our Mann family, our extraordinary Executive Vice President for Institutional Advancement, Nancy R. Newman, has dazzled us with her own great performances. Whether producing a blockbuster gala, leading a major campaign, or just making sure every patron feels right at home when they step through the gates onto the Mann’s beautiful campus, Nancy has left an indelible mark on our institution’s storied history.

Throughout Nancy’s tenure, she has been a tireless champion for protecting and improving the Mann’s stunning 20-acre campus. Much of the beauty of our natural park setting, including the various gardens and thoughtfully placed artwork, are the result of Nancy’s careful stewardship of this exceptional asset.

Having announced her retirement at the conclusion of her 20th season in 2019, grateful supporters and friends have initiated a special effort to create a permanent endowment fund in Nancy’s name at the Mann. Investment proceeds generated through this fund will benefit projects at the Mann that support Nancy’s lifelong interests in gardening, music, and art.

We are delighted to recognize those who have made a generous gift in Nancy’s honor:

Leadership TributesSaly A. GlassmanHamilton Family FoundationBetsy and George McFarlandRhonda and James MordyAnne and Richard UmbrechtElaine W. Camarda and A. Morris Williams, Jr. Leslie Miller and Richard Worley Foundation

Gifts of EsteemRic and Gretchen AndersenAnn and Mark BaiadaD. Jeffry Benoliel and Amy BranchRick BieseckerAlyse and Jim BodineMarie and Chris BrunerMr. and Mrs. James M. Buck IIICatherine M. CahillDodi Fordham and Sam HoweMs. Lisa M. GemmillMr. & Mrs. David L. GlicksteinPeter G. Gould and Robin M. PotterDaniel and Alexandra GreenbergDr. S. Jay Hirsh and Gail TurleyThe Kalishman FamilyRebecca and Benjamin KirshnerMary and Justin KleinSarah and Kevin KleinschmidtPeter B. LaneGerald Lawrence and Dr. Stefanie PorgesDavid and Julie LawsonThe Nerney Family FoundationNancy R. Newman and Jonathan MorleyPaul E. Kelly FoundationLouise and Alan ReedCarrie Gish and Marc RockfordSherrin H. Baky-Nessler and William Nessler, IIIUnited States Liability Insurance GroupNancy and Greg WolcottRandi Zemsky and Bob Lane

Gifts of AppreciationAnonymous (1)Jennifer and David CardySally W. CastleEllen M. CavanaughConnelly FoundationSarah Miller CoulsonWalter D’AlessioMichael DelBene and Gunnar MontanaTobey and Mark DichterMr. and Mrs. Brian EffronNanie and Jay FlahertyElizabeth H. GemmillIra Gerstman, MD and Sue BrosiousJane and Joe Goldblum

John GradyCarole Haas GravagnoKatie and Bill HainesRobert and Linda HeathJanet and Lew Klein*David and Caroline LaceyMr. William Lake LeonardRebecca Morley and Dave HoskinsJack and Julie NewmanJohn and Natalie NixonRuss and Wendy PalmerPitcairnDr. Joel and Mrs. Bobbie PorterMr. and Mrs. Robert L. PratterEd and Cyma SatellThe Savitz Famliy FoundationPeggy SteeleLaurie and Charles TuchelMr. and Mrs. Brian VogtJoe WazRichard and Lisa Woolbert

AdmirersAnonymous (1)Linda B. Alle-Murphy, Esq.Bonnie BarnesSharon Barr and Alexander HoskinsJeanne and Donald BraunBill and Joyce CahillDr. Hermine Jeremais ChernMrs. Angela H. CrockettEllie DavisFrank FriedmanThe Gerstein FamilyCarol and Jim GintyGreta and Alan GreenbergerShapley GreggGail and Henry HauptfuhrerAverill Jarvis and J. Craig NannosChristine KanterPeg and Michael KramerIrwin and Pamela LoveJoe Manko in memory of Lynn MankoJoan F. NewmanKirsta and Rich PinolaLeslie and Tom PurpleTara M. QuinnToni and Ted RosenMarjorie Kershbaum ShiekmanHeather and Wes StohlerMr. and Mrs. James B. StrawJohn ThainKevin & Harriette WaldronRoger and Valerie WoodMr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Young

To make your own gift in tribute to Nancy, please contact the Mann’s Development office at (215) 546-7900 Ext. 127. Contributions as of 6/18/19.

*Deceased

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$1 Million and AboveCity of Philadelphia, James Kenney, MayorThe Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,

Tom Wolf, GovernorWilliam Penn FoundationThe Presser FoundationTD Bank

$500,000 to $999,999Rick BieseckerCitizen’s BankCity of Philadelphia, Office of the

Honorable Curtis JonesCity of Philadelphia, Office of the

Honorable Marian B. TascoHorace W. Goldsmith FoundationMarguerite and H.F. “Gerry” Lenfest*

$250,000 to $499,999The J. Mahlon Buck, Jr. FamilyComcastBetsy and George McFarlandAnne and Richard Umbrecht

$100,000 to $249,000The Albert M. Greenfield FoundationMarie and Christopher BrunerCity of Philadelphia, Office of the

Honorable Cindy BassMrs. Sally W. CastleMarci and Ian ComiskyThe Connelly FoundationPaul and Kym FarrThe MKM FoundationWendy and Russ PalmerPNAA Foundation, Miller Parker

and Marjorie OgilviePoGo Family FoundationRobert G. Wilder Foundation

– Gordon H. Wilder

$75,000 to $99,999The McLean Contributionship

$50,000 to $74,999Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark BaiadaCity of Philadelphia, Office of the

Honorable Kenyatta JohnsonCity of Philadelphia, Office of the

Honorable Cherelle ParkerCity of Philadelphia, Office of the

Honorable Mark SquillaJeffrey W. CookKelly and Joe CulleyKay and Harry HalloranMrs. Samuel M.V. Hamilton*Mary and Justin KleinLisa Kabnick and John McFaddenRhonda and James MordyLynne and Robert PollackMellen and Brian VogtMr. and Mrs. Charles Woodward

$25,000 to $49,000Leonard BazemoreKelly BieseckerSusan and Glenn BlumenfeldMr. and Mrs. David CardyCity of Philadelphia, Office of the Honorable

Maria D. Quiñones-SánchezDaniel and Alexandra GreenbergAndrew and Amy HamiltonS. Jay Hirsh M.D. and Gail TurleyPaul E. Kelly FoundationSarah and Kevin KleinschmidtLinda and Tom McCarthyJeffrey R. Larsen

$15,000 to $24,999D. Jeffry Benoliel and Amy BranchMrs. Ellen M. CavanaughTobey and Mark DichterBarbara D. HauptfuhrerPaul E. Kelly FoundationMarc Rockford and Carrie Gish

*Deceased(Contributions as of 05/23/19)

$10,000 to $14,999Catherine M. CahillSherry and Brian EffronElizabeth H. GemmillGerald LawrenceWilliam Lake LeonardJane G. PepperJudith RamirezRittenhouse FoundationCaroline B. RogersMargaret Wright SteeleJohn and Maureen TierneyHarriette Waldron

$5,000 to $9,999AnonymousJeff FrisbyMarion KirwinJames and Maryanne SmartMr. and Mrs. James B. StrawNancy and Greg WolcottRandi Zemsky

$1,000 to $4,999George AhernSherrin H. Baky-NesslerJohn K. BinswangerRoger CarolinAngela and Russell CrockettSean DooleyIra Gerstman, M.D. and Sue BrosiousJane and Glenn GitomerJohn GradyBryan HauptfuhrerStephen M. Levick

Lulu and IndieNatalie and John NixonHelen and David PudlinBetsy and Gene RockowerDiane SheppardLarry and Carmen SkinnerLorraine Stanhope and Eric HirschbergRobin Bender Stevens and Ed Stevens

Under $1,000Frances P. Aulston*Alyse D. BodineJean BrubakerFrances DaileyDaTck FoundationPeter and Cynthia DoulisJulia T. GaleEllen GellerThe Gerstein FamilyRichard GeschkeMr. and Mrs. Alan GreenbergerKatie and Bill HainesMs. Lucinda HudsonShane Johnson and Olivia GribChristopher LallyJoseph NinesChristopher and Laura PinoMs. Joy PollockMaryellen ReillyWilliam and Marilyn ReiningerSpencer Gorman and Nancy RodenhausenStacy StoneTodd RussoSankey and Connie Williams

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The Mann Center for the Performing Arts is proud to recognize the generous contributions of our corporate, foundation, and government supporters. Through their generous donations, the following organizations have demonstrated a shared commitment toward the promotion of diverse, high-quality programming and to making the arts accessible to all residents of the greater Philadelphia region.

$500,000 +City of PhiladelphiaTD Bank

$100,000 to $499,999The Pew Center for Arts & HeritageUnited States Liability Insurance Group

$50,000 to $99,999Anheuser-BuschCommonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department

of Community & Economic DevelopmentPECOPennsylvania Council on the ArtsPNC BankThe Presser Foundation

$25,000 to $49,999The Barra FoundationBMW of the Main LineCelebrity CruisesCitizens BankIndependence Blue CrossThe Lenfest FoundationRegional ResourcesWells Fargo

$10,000 to $24,999Abbot DowningAramarkBank of AmericaBMT Insurance AdvisorsBreakthru BeverageBurke BrothersCignaErnst & YoungHamilton Family Charitable TrustThe Haverford Trust CompanyIndependence FoundationNational Endowment for the ArtsPennsylvania TrustPepsiRita’s Water IceStradley Ronon

Syde Hurdus FoundationTito’s Handmade VodkaValley Forge Tourism and Convention Board

$1,000 to $9,999Aegis Property GroupCalecoChristian R. and Mary F. Lindback FoundationDavid Mason + AssociatesDolfinger-McMahon FoundationFirstrust BankFox Rothschild LLPThe Franklin InstituteHangley Aronchick Segal Pudlin & SchillerHenry A. Davidsen Master Tailor

and Image ConsultantsLouis M. Cassett FoundationManko Gold Katcher & FoxMCT TradingMGA PartnersMorgan, Lewis and Bockius LLPMulti-Housing DepotNewmark Grubb Knight FrankPhiladelphia Business & Technology CenterPhiladelphia Mortgage AdvisorsRestoreCoreScully CompanySolomon Edwards Group, LLCUBSWolfe Scott

Under $1,000The Julius and Ray Charlestein FoundationModern Eye, Inc.

Strategic Partnerships6abcBest Beverage CateringBrown’s ShopRiteDevine + PartnersLove the ArtsMediaCopySign-a-RamaThe Sonesta Hotel

(As of 05/23/19 )

We gratefully acknowledge those individuals who generously support the Mann’s 2019 season. For questions about the benefits of becoming a member, or to make a gift to the Mann, please visit MannCenter.org/Membership or call (215) 546-7900, extension 129.

$15,000 + Anna May AbbottD. Jeffry Benoliel and

Amy BranchRick BieseckerSusan and Glenn

BlumenfeldJeanne and Donald BraunMarie and Christopher

BrunerDavid and Jennifer CardyJeffrey W. CookKelly and Joe CulleyJoseph and Marie FieldHarvey GitlinThe CHG Charitable TrustDaniel and Alexandra

GreenbergKay and Harry HalloranAndrew and Amy HamiltonLorraine Stanhope and

Eric HirschbergMary and Justin KleinSarah and Kevin

KleinschmidtStephen LevickBetsy and George

McFarlandSusan and Frank MechuraRhonda and James MordyRuss and Wendy PalmerCarrie Gish and

Marc RockfordTodd RussoJames and Maryanne SmartAnne and Richard UmbrechtMr. and Mrs. Brian VogtGordon H. WilderA. Morris Williams, Jr.

$10,000 to $14,999Joseph and Marie FieldPeter G. Gould and

Robin M. PotterRebecca and Benjamin

Kirshner

$5,000 to $9,999Lulu & IndieMr. and Mrs. James Buck IIITobey and Mark Dichter

Michael DonahueDavid GuyerHamilton Family

FoundationMichael KarpRebecca and Benjamin

KirshnerJoanna LewisTom and Linda McCarthyArthur A. PanfileBetsy and Gene RockowerCyma and Edward SatellMr. and Mrs. James B. Straw

$2,500 to $4,999Dr. Christopher AnastasiouAnonymous (2)Katie and Bradley BaerSherrin H. Baky-Nessler

and William Nessler, IIIBrucie and Ed BaumsteinPeter M. BloomfeldCarlos BradleyDr. Samantha ButtsSally W. CastleEllen M. CavanaughSarah Miller CoulsonThe Das Blake FamilyJohn DevineMr. and Mrs. Brian EffronGeorge and Ana EndrigianJim and Sherri FickenscherIan and Barb FuremanElizabeth H. GemmillIra Gerstman, MD

and Sue BrosiousBruce GilbertJane and Glenn GitomerSaly GlassmanJane and Joe GoldblumJohn GradyAri and Carly GreisKatie and Bill HainesStephen S. HamiltonDr. S. Jay and

Gail Turley HirshChristine KanterKenneth E. KearnsMary Beth and Scott KingThe Kramer Family

Gerald LawrenceMr. William Lake LeonardLynda Thomas-MabineDonald MahoneyMarlene McNamee

and Marc AckersRichard Month and

Ana CristanchoJason MorganrothMark and Michelle NoblePeter and Elyssa OttRobert PolansRobert PratterLouise and Alan ReedWilliam and Marilyn

ReiningerJennifer RononToni and Ted RosenJenny Rosenberger

and Jason WhiteThe Savitz Family

FoundationMr. Gregory L. SeltzerMrs. Marciarose ShestackLarry and Carmen SkinnerBernard SmalleyPeggy SteeleRichard and Elaine ValigaDavid VerdonMr. and Mrs. Todd WhiteSankey and Connie WilliamsNancy and Greg WolcottLisa WoolbertJohn and Brenda WrightMr. F. Gordon Yasinow

$1,000 to $2,499Susanna Lachs Adler

and Dean AdlerThe Ali FamilyGretchen and Ric AndersenPriscilla Angly and

Miles SmithAnonymous (6)Ashley BryantClive Anderson and

Bea CromwellSusan AsplundhLeonard Balk

Contributions since 05/01/2018 as of 05/23/19

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Peter Benoliel and Willo Carey

Peter and Natasha PriceMike, Kathryn and

Matthew BarthWendy Beetlestone, Esq.Jordan BellDrs. Robert and Marie Benz Ilene and Steve BermanJames Black, IIIAlyse D. BodineSteven BoegemannMr. Robert W. BogleTom, Kerrianne,

Morganne, and AidenThe Boyarsky FamilyAndrew and Karen BradburyNaomi and Stephen BremanGreta BrenemanMark and Susan BrousseauDr. James Buehler and

Dr. Lydia OgdenJim and Rowena BurrowsTim and Deb CallahanWilliam CarneyRobert and Michelle CharlesJeff CoghlanStuart CohenJacob ConawayAnthony B. Creamer IIIBrian CurranAlice and Charles DagitBrian and Shelley

DaniszewskiDaTck FoundationLee and Leigh DavisDebbie DeLauroJohn A. DetreJoAnne and Albert DiSantoRobert and Diane

DiSerafinoMr. and Mrs.

Kevin F. DonohoeKathy and Dan DuganBarbara Eberlein and

Jerry WindKevin and Leah EmeryPaul and Kym FarrCathy and Jon FiebachTricia and Jim FineganDodi Fordham and

Sam HoweKaren and Jeffrey Freedman

Stacey and Aaron FreiwaldFrank FriedmanMaris and Randy FriedmanMark and Leslie FrisinaKaren S. and

John R. Fulton IIIMike GarvieJohn GattusoDiane and Bob GerlachMitchell and Julie GersteinGwen Goodwill BianchiSpencer Gorman and

Nancy RodenhausenJanie and Peter GrossBeth GyngellCarol and Lacy HuntAverill Jarvis and

Craig J. NannosDick JohnsonShane M. Johnson

CLU, ChFCChristopher and

Lauren JonesBarbara KahnMike and James Kiley-ZufeltJoseph Kluger and

Susan LewisStephen KobelskiKeith KwisCaroline and David LaceyGuy LanziJeffrey R. LarsenDr. Sherman LeisDr. and Mrs.

Ronald W. LeongFran and Leon L. LevyTerrence and Susan LohrMarcos LopezIrwin and Pamela LoveTod and Sally MacKenzieMichael and Melissa MagawLynne and Scott MasonDebra and John McCarthyDaniel J. McCormickPat and Kathy McGrathScot MervesMetropolitan Veterinary

AssociatesHilarie and Mitchell MorganKal and Denise MuchnickDiane MyerMichael Ochs and

Erica GolemisErin O’ConnorJohn O’Donovan

Marjorie Ogilvie and Miller Parker

Jane G. PepperChristopher and Laura PinoRobert and Lynne PollackDr. and Mrs. Joel PorterJudith RamirezJon and Karen RichterRobert and Suzanne

RittenhouseDr. and Mrs.

John M. RobertsJohn Ryan and Mary GreggDr. and Mrs. Steven SafranRon and Tye SchumanSarah Schwartz Co.Alex and Stefanie SeldinKevin and Jennifer SheranAmy and Steven ShoumerPeter and Deborah SouflerisThomas SwaintekMarian B. TascoRichard L. TewksburyMindy ThomannChris and Megan TidmoreJohn and Maureen TierneyRichard TriFlorence VanembdenRobert VecchioRick von CzoernigRamona and Jack VosbikianKevin and Harriette

WaldronJim WarrenElizabeth WarshawerSara WeaverScott WechslerJames WeissPatricia D. Wellenbach

and Larry McMichaelMike WennerKevin WhiteJoanna and Alexander

WilliamsMr. Jim JenkinsonWayne C. WilsonMr. and Mrs. Robert WoodRoger and Valerie WoodMr. James Wylie and

Ms. Brooksley Wylie

$500 to $999David AltmanAnonymous (5)Michael W. BanksJoseph Brennan

Randall BrownRob BurnettJoanne Bursich and

Randy GiancaterinoCatherine M. CahillLina Hartocollis and

Larry CeislerMr. Kent CharlemagneDan and Laurie ClarkRick ClineMichael and

Ellen Singer ColemanMarci and Ian ComiskyJeff ConstableBob and Alisa CotterLarissa CroninBob Curley and

Barbara WatsonThe Dahl FamilyFrank DeLiaJohn and Dana DempseyKyle DempseyThe DiLella FamilyMr. Joseph DiMedioWinnie and John DohertyDr. and Mrs.

James DvorchakLouis and LeeAnn FancherJames FineganHarold FleisherPaul and Gloria ForbesDaria GainesRon and Jen GliskMr. and Mrs.

Alan GreenbergerJane and Allan GreenspanMrs. Jennifer HarnedDr. Erica and

Stephen HeverinJohn HochschwenderHood-Rutkowski FamilyDr. and Mrs.

Raymond J. KovalskiHarold Litt and

Cecilia ZiadiJoyce Anne Townley

Mackler and Bradley P. Mackler

Sara Manzano-DiazJanice and Joseph MariniLisa MartinezJane McCallister JamesJoan McConnell and

Judy AlprenMichael McKenna

Dr. Mishu and Mr. Richard Mckiver

Judith MesterStu MillerMorton and Kubacke

Family LawMichelle MullanyDan MuroffDr. Vincent J. MuscarellaJoel Nichols and

Ray MurphyMichael and Jennifer NolanRyan and Alyson OswaldSejita PageNeal and Sharon PearlstineFrancis J. PickettEvan and Kathleen PollackMs. Joy PollockDr. Allyson A. Abbott and

Dr. John E. RichardsonPeter RichmanLaw Offices of

Jennifer J. RileyMarjorie ShiekmanKevin Skoglund and

Kerry Halpern-SkoglundMichael SmithRick and Stacy SoricelliKevin SuteraMargot and Chris TeetorJames VeseyNancy Volpe-BeringerNancy B. WingoWolfe Scott Associates Inc.The Woodrow Family

$300 to $499Anonymous (3)Brigitte AddimandoMichael AgatoneDr. and Mrs.

David E. Albrecht, Jr.N. Johan AnestadAnonymous (8)Peter BadgioTanyka M. Barber, Esq.Michelle BeamEd and Robin Bender

StevensJessica and Jason BenderBikki Bevelhymer and

Conor DonnellyBecky and Rick BevilacquaJames BilesLakara M. BlandingJudy and Steve Bleyer

Gil Blitz and Pali Mendelberg

John BloorAustin BlumeGeorge Bradt and

Michael BertholdTerence and Lesli BrooksDrew and Susanna BrownEmily A. BryantMichael BrysonDavid BurtonDr. Elizabeth BywaterDavid and Victoria CagliolaGabrielle CannoLisa CappielloMichael CervizziDennis and Margaret

ChapmanJohn ColbornKenneth ColonLois and Tia ConferDaniel CoppolaStefanie CruzTRI-Supply & EquipmentMatt and Mary Kate

D’AnnunzioLauren and Peter DaemsMike DeRidder and

Lisa BeitmanKirk DornPhyllis DubendorfKevin and Julie DuffyJohn and Ann EcklundBob EdmistonTom and Sara Emlen

and FamilyAnne EwersJason FajgierRoma FarrarStanley FeldmanFox Group Inc.Dr. Leonard FrankLeigh and Jay GantzJanet GarrityTim and Christine GemmellShelley GeorgeEric and Jean GibsonKelly and Fred GigliottiKevin GinsbergJohn GlaubitzJerry W. GrabeyTina Hannagan and

Kurt ClawsonRandie and Robert

Harmelin

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HartmanKenneth A. Haupt

and Bobbi LongDouglas WP HayPolly Hayes and Joy LesnickHarris HellerCharles Henderson

and Gale WhitePatty HenhoefferDavid HessJonathan and Veronica

HochmanLydia HoliatNeil HuntEvelyn and Suresh JainMichele and Larry JamesonDoug and Katie JordanJanet S. KafkaRoss KardonHoward and Rachel SchatzDr. Michael E. KellyStephen KimmelPaul KissMolly and Mark KissellWilliam and Artemis KochDavid KornblattChris and Doug KrauseDarcy KrauseJennifer LeeTrisha and Nicholas LehCharles and Judith MachionJulie MaletzAnne ManginiJoseph Manko, Sr.Alecia ManleyThomas and Mary MarhevkaHelen MarshallAnthony MatteoJeff Matthews and

Dana FureyConnie and Brook McCannAli and Chris McCloudMcGee FamilyHarriet and Tommy

McGrawMark McGuire and

Jo-Ann VerrierMcVeigh FamilyDustin MedinaJeffrey MerschelBuzz MillerGeoff and Susie MillsBarbara Freed and

Alan Mittelman

Ned MontgomeryThomas C. MooreSheryl Morris & FamilyLori J. MorseStephen MuraccoGretchen MurchisonEdward and Terri MurphyAbbi Cohen and

Thomas O’ConnellCraig OgelbyJim and Nicole OnestiMargaux PelegrinRomero PinerCynthia PisaSharon PopikKathleen PutnamMr. Paul Rabe and

Dr. Cheryl GunterJessica ReedMark Reed, Ph.D.Agnes and Bob ReficeDan and Lynn RobertsJoe and Maggy RobinsonCharlann Rockhill and

Jennifer JohnsonCaroline and Jose RossyJack A. and Noreen RounickKaren SanchezThe Sanchez FamilyMichael SawkaMelissa SchaefferFrank and Coleen SchicklingJonathan SchollFrank and Julie SchuckJennifer and Brett SchulmanJoe Schumacher and

Kim ToomeyAndrew SchwabCobb and Amy ScottAngela SerenskyMr. and Mrs.

Gregory W. ShannonMark ShimrockPete ShrierJesse SilvermanJamie and Tami SlonisKaren and David SmithGlenn SmithNathan SnyderStacyleeSteven StanekKira SterlingLawrence and Meryl SternJean and Emma SweeneyBecky and Mike

Jim TaylorErika TrottaMichael J. UnterwegerLisa VaronJason WarburtonGreg and Lisa WarshawJoshua Weiner and

Kelly OboyleMelinda WilliamsWojeck FamilyDebbie and Ron WolfWendy WoolfreyRichard and Diane

WoosnamKenneth and Betsy WorthenCheryl and Stan Zuczek

$200 to $299Linda B. Alle-Murphy, Esq.Megan AllenAnonymous (23)Michael Arico and

Emily ZidanicDrs. Tom and Donna

ArmstrongMary AssiniThe Aurora GroupKaren BaginskiClifton BalterRoger and Dana BandKatie Bar and

Marty BohnenkampJane BaranRichard R. Baumann Mari BernhagenHerbert BohnetStephen and Tracey

BurgoyneSally Burrell and

David SorensenRichard BuschMarco V. CapassoDeAnn ClancyStephen L. Cohen and

John McNettMr. Shannon and

Mrs. Wendy CohenAlan CohnAmy Concannon and

Jonathan SchoenfeldDennis and Diana CookeMrs. Angela H. CrockettRoger DaltreyAlan Darnell LeeRev. Bruce Davidson and

Donald Barb, Esq.Contributions since 05/01/2018 as of 05/23/19

Terryl A. DeckerBarbara and Paul DiBonaPeter DobrinLisa DoyleMr. and Mrs. Gerry DrassFahim EliasDeb and Ben FeinJoyce FlemingKathy and John FoderaroCharles FosterDaniel FraleyJohn FretzJulia GaleSteven T. GoldsmithSean GreecherRob and Lis GrossmanRochelle GrossmanEugene GualtieriDaniela HanyiBrian HarasekDavid A. Hardic, O.D.Beth HareGail HauptfuhrerVirginia HeddenNancy HeffnerRandal and Kristin

HendersonCaren and Stuart HosanskyBarbara HouserShelly K. HowardTim and Christa HughesMichael Jennings and

Alfred GiosaMr. Perry H. KahnMargie and Scott KasnerBarbara and Jim KirbyMatthew and Courtney

KirschLorraine Labau

Jennifer LapinPWD LubricantsD. LeichterBrian LintonSteven LittlesonLokken-Stager FamilyJudy and Leonard LundyThe Lynn-Palevsky FamilyDavid and Sandy MarshallJill A. MartinMary Lou MathisonJack and Eileen McHughTod and Sally MacKenzieLisa MathenaLynn McCulloughShane McMartinRoz McPhersonMark E. MillsNeil and Lauren MoriartyMarjorie MorrisJack and Charlotte NeedhamPatrick NolanDennis O’SullivanChristopher PappoJohn and Christine

PaukovitsBetsy and Steve PearsonEllen PetersenKen PhelanJeffrey PietrzakElizabeth PlimackLiz PriceWilliam RabeRCH SolutionsPhillip ReeseAndrew and Lisa ReichmanJennifer RenzInez RogatskyCaroline B. Rogers

Ronquillo FamilyMary SavageBill and Betty ScoleriLinda SenkerGaladriel SevenerJohn and Melanie ShainAngela SheetsMary ShieldsKathleen Shields AndersonFrederick and Bonnie

ShimminDiane SmallwoodAnita SmithHarry R. SmithJesse Smith-DowThe Sohanchak FamilyDavid and Lyn SteinbergThe Sweeney FamilyStephanie Templeton

and Timothy GoldJoe and Melissa ThorntonMary Shaffer-Tom and

Lawrence W.C. TomBarry TruchilCarol TurnerJonathan Van SchoickRichard G. Weisbrot and

Barbara ShaimanAnn WileyJoan WileySherrie WillnerDavid and Elizabeth WilsonDeborah WolfJoseph WolfsonKim McFadden and

Gary WraggJanet M. YamronBrian Young

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From intimate gatherings to cocktail parties and large-scale events, the Mann is your ideal destination in Philadelphia. The Mann’s unique multi-use space provides a versatile setting with capacities ranging from 50 to 12,000 guests.

Our team of dedicated event professionals will help with all your planning needs selecting the perfect space on the Mann’s 22-acre campus, and providing support for all of the amenities you may need to create your next unforgettable experience!

Please contact Maggie Bond, Manager of Private Events & Facility Rentals, at mbond@manncenter.org or visit MannCenter.org/Rentals for more information.

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DININGCrescendoOnly at Crescendo can you experience the dramatic beauty of the Philadelphia skyline while enjoying a summer buffet with incomparable entertainment in a casual outdoor setting. New for 2019, our event space, Acclaim, will also serve as a casual outdoor dining destination on select evenings. Acclaim is also available for pre-concert private event rentals. For dining reservations visit MannCenter.org/Dining or call 215-546-7900 Ext. 125. For Acclaim rental reservations visit MannCenter.org/Rentals or call 215-546-7900 Ext. 102.

The Plaza & Independence GrillEnjoy a refreshing summer cocktail at the Mann’s outdoor lobby. Light summer fare may also be purchased from the Independence Grill.

TICKET INFORMATIONVisa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover are accepted at all locations.

Box OfficeThe Box Office is located at the venue to the right of South Gate. Tickets are available at the Box Office through intermission. Hours of operation:

Monday through Saturday Non-Performance Days: 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.Performance Days: Box Office opens at 2:00 P.M.

Closed Sundays and holidays.

TicketmasterTickets may be purchased via phone at 1-800-982-2787.

Mann WebsiteTickets may be purchased at MannCenter.org.

ACCESSIBILITYSpecial SeatingAssistance for patrons with special needs is available for all Mann events. Ushers are also available during performances to provide assistance. To purchase accessible seating, please call (215) 546-7900 and select Option 2.

Assisted Listening DeviceF.M. Sound Enhancement is available for patrons in need of this service. Please see a member of the Usher Staff for a personal receiver.

CONVENIENCELost ItemsOn show evenings, items may be retrieved from the Concierge in the Guest Services Center, located at the east end of the plaza. Post-show, please call the Theater Reception Office at 215-878-0400 option 4.

Smoke-Free PolicyIn consideration of our patrons and in cooperation with the City of Philadelphia ordinance maintaining smoke-free parks and recreation facilities, the Mann maintains a smoke-free campus.

ATMFor your convenience, there are ATMs located in several areas in the facility.

MerchandisePlease visit Encore @ the Mann, our merchandise tent on the plaza located near South Gate, to purchase souvenir merchandise.

IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCYIn the event of an emergency while on site, the Mann has trained medical personnel to assist with any medical issues. First Aid is located inside the Guest Services Center, but any staff member with a radio can dispatch First Aid to the location needed.

Local law enforcement officers are also on location for every event and can assist if needed or requested. Venue management works closely with all appropriate emergency agencies and services to ensure that we are up-to-date on any dangerous weather or potential crowd- related issues.

As always, we ask that if you see something, say something!

In the event of a weather emergency, we will communicate with patrons that are inside the facility, as well guests on their way to the venue. Please follow our social media pages for the latest developments on show days.

HOUSE NOTESGatesGate times vary on a show by show basis. Please check MannCenter.org for gate and show times.

Seating PolicyLatecomers and those who exit during the performance will be seated at the discretion of the facility staff.

Audio/Video DevicesIn consideration of our performers, we thank you for not using cameras, recording or video devices on the Mann premises. Anyone disregarding this request may be asked to leave.

PerformanceArtists are subject to change without prior notice and a change of artist is not cause for a refund. Performances are held rain or shine; inclement weather is not a cause for refund.

ANTI-HARASSMENT POLICY The Mann believes everyone should feel safe and secure while enjoying performances at our venue and has a ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY for harassment of any kind, including but not limited to: race, national origin, gender, gender identity, gender presentation, sexual orientation, age, disability, religion, and citizenship. Harassment includes but is not limited to: stalking, verbal or physical intimidation, offensive verbal comments, physical assault and/or battery, inappropriate physical contact, and unwelcome physical attention.

If someone or something makes you feel uncomfortable or unsafe, no matter how minor it may seem, please DO NOT STAY SILENT. Immediately report any issues to our security personnel or to any Mann Center staff member so that we can take appropriate action.

Mann Center does not censor or control the content created by guest artists. If you have sensitivities to adult language or socio-political commentary, please be aware of the artists’ work before purchasing tickets to and/or attending their performances.

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