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Welcome to the 10th season of Newman Center Presents! It is ajoy to share these performances with you, marking a decade ofpresenting the performing arts.

Our goal has always been to offer our community a diverse andeclectic array of artists from around the world and from manydifferent disciplines in the performing arts. It’s a chance foreveryone to join a journey of entertainment and learning,exploration and fun, and to diversify our performing artsexperiences.

As we commence our 10th Season, we just want to Celebrate!Thank you for your support of the Newman Center Presents project. At the end of thiscelebratory season we will have presented 138 different shows, 53% of them by artistsmaking their Denver premieres. If not for Newman Center Presents, Denver might not havehad the chance to experience these amazing artists.

This season we celebrate in part by bringing back audience favorites such as Aspen Santa FeBallet, The Capitol Steps, Cantus’ holiday show “All Is Calm – The Christmas Truce of 1914,”and a rousing production of a classic by Gilbert & Sullivan. We also celebrate by continuing topresent artists new to Denver, such as the Sphinx Virtuosi chamber orchestra, Quatuor Ébènefrom France, and an amazing dancer from Australia tackling Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring playedlive by the Lamont Symphony Orchestra. We’re also very excited this season to be co-producing “A Journey of the Human Spirit” with Ballet Nouveau Colorado, Central City Opera,The Colorado Symphony, and the Mizel Arts and Culture Center at the JCC. And we’rehonored to co-present the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain with Swallow Hill Music. If youlike dance, vocal music, instrumental music, comedy, jazz, opera…, there’s something for you!

The Newman Center hosts nearly 500 performances each year, serving both campus andcommunity. We hope to see you here often, enjoying Newman Center Presents, as well asperformances by the faculty and students of the University of Denver’s Lamont School ofMusic and Theatre Department, and dozens of the region’s finest performing artsorganizations.

Welcome to your performing arts center at the University of Denver.Thank you for coming. Have a great time!

Stephen W. SeifertExecutive Director

FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

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The University of Denver has been a major focal point of thecultural life of our city for more than 148 years. This is simply apart of who we are as an institution and of our mission to servethe public good. We seek to develop the extraordinary talentresident in our students and faculty members, but also to be amagnet that attracts the greatest musicians, dancers, actors andartists of all kinds from all over the world to our city, and topresent their work to its citizens. All of this is done in an effort toenrich our lives and our culture.

The Newman Center for the Performing Arts at DU is surelyamong the finest such venues in America. Through the morethan 400 performances presented here each year we seek to entertain, stimulate andinspire members of the DU Community and the public at large. The Newman CenterPresents series lies at the center of that effort. Each year it presents a vibrant and eclecticvariety of performances, introducing new aspects of music, theater and dance that ourcommunity may not otherwise have the opportunity to experience.

I hope that you are entertained, stimulated, or inspired (or perhaps all three!) by thisevening’s performance. Thank you so much for visiting the Newman Center and DU.

Sincerely,

Robert Coombe

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FROM THE CHANCELLOR

At the Robert and Judi Newman Center for thePerforming Arts, our responsibility, ourpurpose and our vision are to:

• Celebrate, entertain, inspire and feed theimagination

• Give voice to the innate human need forexpression through performance

• Educate and prepare better citizens of ourcommunity

• Begin conversations of ideas

• Foster an eagerness for and habits ofcuriosity and learning

• Make the major sources of our own andother cultures accessible to ourcommunity

• Embrace our dif ferences; celebratediversity of forms, attitudes, traditions andpopulations

• Challenge assumptions and encouragecreativity and new work, even at the risk offailure

• Help teach our cultural heritage throughthe performance of great works from thepast and suppor t creativity bycontemporary artists whose new voiceswill be remembered in the future

• Demand excellence and integrity withoutavoiding controversy

• Remind our community that theperforming arts have value to our societybecause they:

• Create self-esteem which is earned bystriving to achieve high standards

• Integrate with other disciplines such aslanguage, history, math and science

• Foster communication and interpersonal skills

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We applaud the following partners for theirsupport of the Robert and Judi NewmanCenter for the Per forming Ar ts at theUniversity of Denver. Because of theirgenerosity, Newman Center Presents canintroduce dancers, musicians, actors,singers, composers and story tellers to theUniversity community and our fel lowcitizens throughout Denver and Colorado.

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ASPEN SANTA FE BALLETSATURDAY / SEPTEMBER 22 / 2012SUNDAY / SEPTEMBER 23 / 2012 – 4:00PM

Newman CenterPresents favorite AspenSanta Fe Ballet returnsto kick of f our Tenthseason of Celebration!Nationally renowned asan eclectic, innovativedance company with a

solid foundation in classical ballet, AspenSanta Fe Ballet has made a lastingimpression with a company of ten versatile,energetic dancers per forming asophisticated repertoire featuring some ofthe world’s foremost choreographers.

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THE COLORADO SYMPHONY“AMERICAN FANFARE”SCOTT O’NEIL, RESIDENT CONDUCTORCLAUDE SIM, VIOLINTUESDAY / SEPTEMBER 25 / 2012

In anticipation of the2012 Presidentialelection, theColorado Symphonypresents a programthat features al lA m e r i c a n

composers. From Copland’s patriotic“Fanfare for the Common Man” to hispolitical “Lincoln Portrait,” this tribute to thered, white and blue also includes works byBarber, Ives and African-American composerGeorge Walker.

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THE CAPITOL STEPSSATURDAY / OCTOBER 6 / 2012

The Capitol Stepsbegan in 1981 as agroup of U.S. Senatestaffers who set outto satirize the verypeople whoemployed them. Theensemble now tours

the U.S. delivering heaping portions of much-needed good humor to the long-sufferingAmerican public as the best antidote topolitics. Three days after the first PresidentialDebate of the 2012 election, hosted by DU,come laugh heartily at all the candidates.

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SPHINX VIRTUOSI“MUSIC OF THE AMERICAS”THURSDAY / OCTOBER 18 / 2012

These dynamic artistshave embraced Sphinx’smission to advance the par ticipation ofAfrican Americans andLatinos as performers,educators, and listeners.A chamber orchestrawithout a conductor, the

Sphinx is made up of alumni of the nationalSphinx Competition for young Black andLatino string players. The Detroit-basedSphinx Organization has been promotingethnic diversity in American orchestral musicfor 15 years while producing top-ratemusicians.

Presenting Sponsor – Gay & Lesbian Fundfor Colorado

These activities are supported, inpart, with funds provided by theWestern States Arts Federation(WESTAF), Colorado CreativeIndustries and the NationalEndowment for the Arts (NEA).

QUATUOR ÉBÈNE“FICTION”SATURDAY / NOVEMBER 10 / 2012

Distinguished byits youth, open-mindedness, andversatility, France’sQuatuor Ébènehas had a meteoric

rise to the top. Now among the world’s mostsought-after quartets, the ensemble made itsU.S. debut tour in March 2009 to widespread,dazzling critical acclaim. In October 2009, the“Ebony Quartet” won Recording of the Year atthe 2009 Classical FM Gramophone Awards.Don’t miss their debut performance withNewman Center Presents featuring music fromthe pop- and jazz-infused recording “Fiction.”These musicians have class, taste and integrity and form one of the most creativeensembles on the international chamber musicscene today.

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CANTUS“ALL IS CALM: CHRISTMAS TRUCE OF 1914”THURSDAY / DECEMBER 6 / 2012

Cantus, which appearedin Newman CenterPresents’ first season,returns with a programthat was an audiencefavorite in our 2009-10season, inspired byhistorical events during

All performances take place in June Swaner Gates Concert Hall at 7:30pm and include a free Behind the Curtain discussion an hour beforecurtain with guest lecturers. Check the website at www.newmancenterpresents.com for additional details. As always, artists and programs aresubject to change.

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the First World War on Christmas, 1914. Re-live this remarkable true story through thewords and songs of the men who lived it.This collaboration between Cantus andTheater Latté Da is done in the style of aradio musical drama. After intermission,Cantus will sing traditional holiday fare.

Presenting Sponsor – Richter ScaleProductions

A JOURNEY OF THE HUMAN SPIRITViktor Ullmann’s opera “The Emperor ofAtlantis” and Garrett Ammon’s worldpremiere dance set to Ofer Ben-Amots’“From Darkness to Light”Co-Produced by: Ballet Nouveau Colorado,Central City Opera, The Colorado Symphony,Mizel Arts & Culture Center at the Robert E.Loup Jewish Community Center, andNewman Center PresentsWEDNESDAY / JANUARY 16 / 2013THURSDAY / JANUARY 17 / 2013

During the Holocaustmany ar t ists spokeout, trying to stop thedestruction of theirsociety. Two of themwere musician/composer ViktorUllmann and his

colleague librettist Peter Kien. Their satiricopera “Der Kaiser von Atlantis, oder Die Tod-Verweigerung” (“The Emperor of Atlantis, orDeath’s Refusal”) was composed around1943 while Ul lmann and Kien wereimprisoned in Theresienstadt. The one-actopera “Der Kaiser von Atlantis” wasrehearsed in Theresienstadt in March 1944.The Nazi authorities, however, understoodthe depiction of the Emperor as a satire onAdolf Hitler and refused to allow the opera’sperformance.

For this Colorado premiere, the co-producerswill expand the experience of the opera,creating a preface and an epilogue, featuring

both traditional Eastern European klezmermusic and an orchestral score seamlesslyintegrating a world premiere dance andcreating new communities of hope. Thedance will be choreographed by BNC’sGarrett Ammon and set to music by Ofer Ben-Amots, Israeli born composer and Chair ofthe Music Department of Colorado College.


BILLY CHILDS JAZZ-CHAMBER ENSEMBLE &THE YING QUARTETTUESDAY / FEBRUARY 5 / 2013

Billy Childs has created abeautiful synthesis of jazzand classical music. Hisi m p r e s s i o n i s t i ccompositions inspire imagesof the natural world. TheJazz-Chamber Ensemble

totaling 10 musicians paints in sound with anextraordinary variety of tonal colors.

The Ying Quartet’s constant quest to explorethe creative possibilities of the string quartethas led it to an unusually diverse array ofmusical projects and interests. Now in itssecond decade as a quartet, the Quartet hasestablished itself as an ensemble of thehighest musical qualifications in its toursacross the United States and abroad.

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MERYL TANKARD’S THE ORACLE danced toSTRAVINSKY’S THE RITE OF SPRINGPAUL WHITE, dancerLAMONT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,LAWRENCE GOLAN, conductorWEDNESDAY / FEBRUARY 13 / 2013In the 100th anniversary year of Stravinsky’sThe Rite of Spring, Meryl Tankard, Australia’siconic dance choreographer offers anothermasterpiece for international danceaudiences. With The Oracle, she brings fortha stunning new work driven by the power of

Stravinsky’s seminalwork, inspired byNijinsky’s traumatic life,and imbued with thespir it of IngmarBergman’s The VirginSpring. As in Nijinsky’soriginal 1913

choreography for Stravinsky’s masterpiece,Tankard’s The Oracle captures a furiousvitality and pagan sensuality, but now re-contextualized for a 21st century audience.The award-winning Lamont SymphonyOrchestra rounds out the evening with aperformance of Aaron Copland’s orchestralsuite for Appalachian Spring.


THE COLORADO SYMPHONY“GIANTS OF CLASSICISM”SCOTT O’NEIL, RESIDENT CONDUCTORSILVER AINOMÄE, CELLOWEDNESDAY / FEBRUARY 20 / 2013

Haydn’s lyrical and virtuosicfirst cello concerto featuresthe Symphony’s principalcellist, Silver Ainomäe. Pairedwith Haydn is one of Mozart’smost greatly admired works,his Symphony No. 40, which

has been called a work of passion, tragic intone and intensely emotional.

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LIMÓN DANCE COMPANYTHURSDAY / MARCH 21 / 2013

Acclaimed for i tsdramatic expression,technical mastery andexpansive, yetnuanced movement,the Limón DanceCompany illustratesthe timelessness ofJosé Limón’s work

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“STRINGS ON FIRE”The Assad Brothers, guitars; Mak Grgic, guitar;with Special Guest Joshua Roman, celloTHURSDAY / APRIL 25 / 2013

Brazilian-born brothersSérgio and Odair Assadhave set the benchmarkfor all other guitarists ininnovation, ingenuity andexpression. Born in 1987in Ljubljana, Slovenia,Mak Grgic follows in adist inguished l ine ofsome of today’s finestyoung guitar istsemerging from theCroatian school of guitar.Dubbed a “ClassicalRock Star” by the press,cel l ist Joshua Romanhas earned aninternational reputationfor per forming a widerange of repertoire with

an absolute commitment to communicatingthe essence of the music at i ts most organic level.


UKULELE ORCHESTRA OF GREAT BRITAINCo-Presented with Swallow Hill MusicTHURSDAY / APRIL 4 / 2013

A concer t by theUkulele Orchestra isa funny, vir tuosic,twanging, awesome,f o o t - s t o m p i n gcelebration of rock-n-roll and melodiouslight entertainmentfeaturing only the

“bonsai guitar” and a menagerie of voices ina collision of post-punk performance andtoe-tapping oldies. Attendees are welcome tobring their ukuleles for one audienceparticipation piece!

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THE MIKADONew York Gilbert & Sullivan PlayersFRIDAY / MAY 3 / 2013SATURDAY / MAY 4 / 2013

The Mikado, or TheTown of Titipu is afictitious Japanese townfull of color fulcharacters – three littlemaids from school, awandering minstrel, ahilariously corrupt public

official, and a Lord High Executioner who mayhave a list of potential victims but is tootenderhearted actually to perform his duties.Beautiful school girl Yum-Yum loves theromantic minstrel Nanki-Poo but is engaged toKo-Ko the executioner. This romantic triangletakes the usual course of thwarted romance,until the arrival first of the fearsome Katisha,claiming Nanki-Poo as her “perjured lover,” and

later of the emperor, or Mikado, himself, withhis own list of punishments to fit the crime. Inorder to resolve the ensuing complications, Ko-Ko must use his wits to convince the mostunattractive Katisha to marry him, in recordtime. That done, all other potentiallydangerous circumstances are settled by theMikado’s all encompassing pronouncement“nothing could possibly be more satisfactory.”


THE COLORADO SYMPHONY“THE ART OF THE BAROQUE”TUESDAY / JUNE 4 / 2013

Celebrate the art ofthe Baroque withpieces by some of theera’s most popularcomposers, featuringtwo of Bach’sB r a n d e n b u r gConcer tos , widelyregarded as amongthe f inest musical

compositions of the Baroque era.


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BOX OFFICE INFORMATIONM Allan Frank Family Box Office2344 E. Iliff Ave., Denver, CO 80208

Hours: Monday-Friday, 10am to 4pmSaturday, 12pm to 4pm (Sept-May)

Phone: 303.871.7720Email: [email protected]: www.newmancenterpresents.com

Tickets can be purchased in person at theNewman Center Box Office or by phone at303.871.7720 during the hours listed above oronline anytime at www.NewmanTix.com.Service charges may apply for t icketspurchased by phone or online.

Discounts are available for Colorado highschool and college students, seniors, and DUfaculty and staff. For more information or torequest accommodations for a disability, call303.871.7720.

Group discount tickets are available for groupsof eight (8) or more to most events. Forinformation contact Molly Epstein [email protected] or 303.619.6196

To view a listing of our previous nine seasons,please visit our websitewww.newmancenterpresents.com and selectArchive.

COMMISSIONED WORKSThe Newman Center is committed to bringingnew works of music and dance to life. We areexcited to have commissioned or co-commissioned the following works:

Co-commissioner, “Kites Over Havana,” byPaquito D’Rivera, performed by the composerwith Imani Winds

Commissioner, “WE MARCH,” Concerto forGuitar and String Orchestra, by Daniel Bernard

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Co-commissioner, “Foreign Bodies,” byDiavolo Dance Theater, commissioned bythe Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra,Esa Pekka Salonen, Music Director, and co-commissioned by the Carpenter PerformingArts Center, Cal State Long Beach

Co-commissioner, “Reign Forest,” by RobertMoses, co-commissioned by EcoAr tsConnections and Lincoln Center Fort Collins,performed by Robert Moses’ Kin DanceCompany

Co-commissioner, “Provenance,” by MayaBeiser with composers from Israel, Palestine,Algeria, Morocco, Iran and the US, co-commissioned by The Carnegie HallCorporation, The International Festival of Artsand Ideas, The Jerome Foundation, The KathyAbelson Foundation, Ronald P. Stanton, NYFA,and NYSCA. Performed by Maya Beiser, cello,Jamey Haddad, percussion, ShaneShanahan, percussion, Bassam Saba, oud,and Shahrokh Yadegari, live electronics

Co-commissioner, “Bolero Colorado,” byLarry Keigwin, co-commissioned by EcoArtsConnections and the Denver School of theArts, performed by Keigwin + Company andDenver community performers

Co-commissioner, “Imaginary City,” by SoPercussion, co-commissioned by Myrna LoyCenter/Helena Presents, Flynn Center forthe Performing Arts, The Cleveland Museumof Ar t, DiverseWorks, and NationalPerformance Network

Commissioner, “NO one To kNOW one,” byAndy Akiho, performed by the composer andThe Playground (Lamont School of MusicArtists-In-Residence) during the NewmanCenter Presents’ Mile High Voltage Festival

Co-commissioner, “the wood & the vine,” byDavid Lang, co-commissioned by Universityof California, Riverside and Santa FeConcert Association

Commissioner, “Lifeboat No. 6,” by PaytonMacDonald, performed by the composer,JACK Quartet and Young Voices of Coloradoduring Newman Center Presents’ Voltage2012

Commissioner, solo, acoustical guitarversion of Derek Bermel original work“Ritornello” to be performed by guitaristMak Grgic

BEHIND THE CURTAINThe Newman Center hand-selects each andevery Presents performance, bringing toDenver entertaining, intriguing and thought-provoking dancers, actors and musicians. Atmost concerts, we invite you to join us forfree Behind the Curtain discussions whereyou will hear from artists, directors, criticsand experts who will share their knowledge,anecdotes and appreciation of and for theperformers presented on stage.

Lectures are generally held in June SwanerGates Concert Hall and are open to the public.Behind the Curtain starts an hour beforecurtain. Tickets are not required for the pre-performance talks and no RSVP is necessary.

Please check the performance insert or theNewman Center event calendar for updatesto Behind the Curtain . (Speakers aresubject to change.)

THE LAMONT SCHOOL OF MUSIC &DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE The University of Denver’s Lamont School ofMusic presents more than 300 concerts ayear, most of them free. Complimentaryperformances include concerts by thesymphony orchestra, choirs, wind ensemble,soloists, jazz ensembles, and steel drumensemble. Some of these concerts require free tickets.

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In addition to free concerts, faculty recitalsand guest artist performances are presentedat a special $10 price in celebration of thetenth anniversary of the Robert and JudiNewman Center for the Performing Arts. DUstudents, Pioneer Card holders and otherstudents with valid ID are complimentary.

Fall and Spring Lamont Operas, Hansel andGretel and Susannah, are reserved seatingranging from $11 to $30.

Summer and holiday carillon concerts arepresented on the Ritchie Center lawn byartists from around the nation.

For information visit www.du.edu/lamont orcall the Concert Line at 303.871.6412.Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.

DU’s Department of Theatre offers students theability to take part in numerous productionsthroughout the academic year, including a fullslate of student-created productions, all of whichare open to the public.

For the 2012-13 season, The Department ofTheatre will present:•A staged reading of Moises Kaufmann &

Tectonic Theatre Project’s THE LARAMIEPROJECT (Oct 2012, Byron Theatre)

•Fall Quarter’s mainstage productions ofHAMLET by Wil l iam Shakespeare andCHURCH by Young Jean Lee (Nov 2012,Byron Theatre)

•A staged reading of Tracy Letts’s AUGUST,OSAGE COUNTY (Jan 2013, Byron Theatre)

•Winter Partnership: STORIES ON STAGE byvarious authors (Feb 2013, JMAC Studios)

•The Seventh Annual Musical Co-Productionbetween the Department of Theatre and theLamont School of Music, FIDDLER ON THEROOF by Jerry Bock, Sheldon Harnick, &Joseph Stein (Mar 2013, Byron Theatre)

•A staged reading of Lauren Freeman’s DEADMARSHES (Apr 2013, Byron Theatre)

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•Independent Student Productionsthroughout the year

Call 303.871.2518 or visitwww.du.edu/thea for information about allDepartment of Theatre events.

Tickets for Lamont and Theatre productionscan be purchased at the Newman CenterBox Office, Monday-Friday, 10am-4pm andSaturday, 12pm-4pm (Sept-May), by phoneat 303.871.7720, or onl ine atwww.newmantix.com. (Phone and onlineorders are subject to service fees.)

DU’s ENRICHMENT PROGRAMOFFERS ADULT COURSES FOR THECULTURALLY CURIOUS2012-13 marks the ninth year for theEnrichment Program! In the fall of 2003University College, the col lege ofprofessional and continuing studies at theUniversity of Denver, opened its doors withthe belief that the University of Denver hadmuch to offer those who love to learn simplyfor the joy of it.

The Newman Center proudly partners withUniversity College’s Enrichment Program tobring you innovative courses unlike anyyou’ve experienced before. Meet DU’s expertfaculty and gather with other intellectuallycurious adults to embark on a unique andmeaningful journey and connect withDenver’s rich cultural community. Checkprogram inserts for upcoming NewmanCenter related classes.

Fall 2012 registration is available now andWinter/Spring 2013 enrichment courses,held mid-January through mid-May, will beannounced in early December. To view andregister for courses across a wide range ofsubjects, please call 303.871.2291 or visitwww.universitycollege.du.edu/enrichment.

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MEET ROBERT AND JUDI NEWMAN With the NewmanCenter just having com-pleted its ninth season,these avid philanthro-pists smile when theyremember becominginvolved in the cam-paign to create an out-standing center for theperforming arts at the

University of Denver. Daniel L. Ritchie, then chan-cellor, invited Judi to head the effort when theCenter was only a dream. Later the Center wasnamed in the couple’s honor. “It’s amazing thatten years have passed so quickly,” says Judi. “Weare so pleased that the University has enrichedour community and their students with wonderfulprograms and educational opportunities. Thenumber of community groups using the Centerhas far exceeded our expectations.”

The couple’s passion for performing arts and edu-cation harmoniously intersected with the NewmanCenter, which is home to exceptional performancevenues and DU’s Lamont School of Music andDepartment of Theatre. This 10th Season ofCelebration is a wonderful way to commemoratethe opening of the facility and its impact on thecommunity, as well as looking towards the nextdecade. The leadership of Nancy Cochran, Directorof the Lamont School of Music, and Rick Barbour,Chair of the Department of Theatre, guide the aca-demic programs housed in the building. StephenSeifert, Executive Director of the Newman Center,continues excellence in presenting through theUniversity’s Newman Center Presents’ series.

Prominent in Denver’s cultural community, theNewmans serve on many boards. Their involve-ment in DU has continued over the past decadewith Bob being on the University’s Board ofTrustees and being a member of the ExecutiveAdvisory Board of the Daniels College of Business.Judi sits on the Academic Affairs Committee of theBoard of Trustees at the University of Miami. “Eachyear brings more recognition to this venue and itsworld-class programs,” says Bob. “Judi and I aredelighted to be part of the University of Denvercommunity.”


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Your membership support of the Newman Centermakes it possible for us to present the best inperforming arts from around the world, providestudent discounts and master classes for bothuniversity and K-12 students, and sustain alandmark facility recognized around the world forits excellence. Please join the community ofMembers whose partially or fully tax-deductibleMembership makes everything we do possible.

BECOME A NEWMAN CENTERMEMBERYour Annual Membership can start for as littleas $50, but the more you choose to give, thegreater the difference you will make. (Seebelow about the matching grant opportunity todouble the value of your gift). By supportingthe Newman Center, you play an important rolein presenting engaging performances, bringingmusic education to thousands and sustaininga landmark facility. Please take a look at ourMembership levels and consider adding aMembership to your Newman Center support.(A portion of your Membership may be taxdeductible).To become a Newman CenterMember or for more information about ourMembership program, please contact theNewman Center Box Office, Monday – Friday,10am – 4pm or Saturday (Sept-May only),12pm – 4pm at 303.871.7720.

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• Two (2) complimentary Patron’s Choiceguest subscriptions (3 shows total) toNewman Center Presents 2012-13season shows

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WHAT GIFT DOLLARS CAN REALLY DOThanks to the generosity of long-timesupporters Beverlee Henry and the HonorableRobert Fullerton, the Newman Center EndowedFund for Experiential and Cultural Learning wasestablished during the 2011-2012 season.

The purpose of this endowed fund is to produceincome to support educational outreachactivities on the DU campus and in K-12schools throughout the Denver area by artistswho are appearing as part of the NewmanCenter Presents series.

During the 2012-2013 10th Anniversaryseason, this fund will help make the followingeducational activities possible:•Aspen Santa Fe Ballet Master Class with the

Colorado Dance Alliance•Sphinx Virtuosi’s educational residencies for

students of the Denver Public Schools and theLamont School of Music

•Limón Dance Company’s Master Class fordance students at the Denver School of theArts

•Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain’s MasterClass with students of Swallow Hill Music

•“Strings on Fire” Artist Master Classes forguitar and cello students at the LamontSchool of Music

If you work with a local organization or Denver-area K-12 school and would like to learn moreabout how Newman Center Presents artistscould provide educational outreach activities foryour school or group, please contact DeirdreShaw, Event and Community OutreachManager, at [email protected] or call303.871.6543. Please include the followinginformation: your name and position, name oforganization or school, types of outreach youmay be interested in (dance, theatre, worldmusic, jazz, vocal), and email address andphone number.

THE LASTING DIFFERENCE MADE BYENDOWMENT GIFTS The construction of the Newman Center and itspublic and backstage spaces was only madepossible by generous donors whose gifts havebeen recognized through the naming of thesespaces. Moreover, the annual income from theNewman Center Endowment helps ensureconstant care and upkeep of our world-classvenues and state-of-the-art systems that makepossible the highest quality of Newman CenterPresents productions.

To maintain this excellence, the NewmanCenter Endowment needs to grow, and manynaming opportunities remain for your gift tothe Endowment.

Your gift to name a space in the NewmanCenter offers lasting recognition of yoursuppor t of the Newman Center’sprogramming, operations and facilities. Bothcurrent and testamentary gif ts to theNewman Center Endowment are welcome. Ifyou have already included the NewmanCenter in your estate plans, please let usknow so that we may appropriately recognizeyour support.

HOW TO GIVEIf you are interested in discussing DU’sCampaign for the Performing Arts, supportingthe Newman Center Endowed Fund forExperiential and Cultural Learning, or if youwould like more information about how tomake a lasting difference to the NewmanCenter Endowment, to Newman CenterPresents, or to help the Newman Centercontinue to make a lasting contribution to theperforming arts in our community, pleasecontact Kellyn Smith, Director of Developmentfor Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences [email protected] or 303.871.4472.


BECOME A NEWMAN CENTERMEMBER (continued)CONTRIBUTOR - $100All Friend Membership benefits, plus:• Two (2) complimentary drink vouchers for

any Newman Center Presents performancein the 2012-13 season

FRIEND - $50• Priority notification of subscription renewal

dates • Priority notification of single ticket sale

dates • Recognition in each performance program

for Newman Center Presents performances • Subscription to Curtain Call

*The amount paid for your Membership is taxdeductible minus the fair market value ofbenefits received. If you decline all benefits,the entire amount of your Membership is taxdeductible. Deductible amounts with benefitsare: Friend - $50; Contributor - $94; Supporter- $142; Sponsor - $366; Partner - $690;Benefactor - $4,474.

ASCEND - CAMPAIGN FOR THEPERFORMING ARTSIn any project, the benefits of leverage canbe amazing. The University of Denver iscommitted to leadership in creating themost impact through our partnership withyou. DU has committed $5 million to matchevery new gift of $10,000 or more to theCampaign for the Performing Arts. Your giftcan be personalized and designated for awide range of purposes, includingendowment of Newman Center Presentsprogramming and educational residencyactivities. DU will also match any bindingplanned gifts from your estate!

We encourage you to take advantage of thisunprecedented opportunity today. Pleaseconsider giving generously to the performingarts at the University of Denver to leverageyour gift for the enrichment and education of

DONORSAnonymousAnonymousCarole Cantor and

Robert M. AdelsteinAlbert G. AppellMartha H. and

David L. AshmoreA. Louise and

Kenneth BeardMarcia H. BishopKarin C. BondThomas N. ButlerMargot Gilbert and

M Allan FrankHon. Robert Fullerton

and Beverly B. HenryDr. Roscoe Hill and

Dr. Sheila WrightAndrew HornbrookSarah A. JohnsonDavid LinkeSusan H. MartinDee G. and Gene MilsteinJoseph and Marcia P.

NewhartNewman Family

FoundationRobert and Judi NewmanPamela Ann NewmanSally G. PlummerGene E. and Nancy M.

RichardsFrances E. SeifertStephen W. SeifertJenene C. and James

StookesberryAnthony C. TapiaJeanne J. and Glenn TubbWaldo L. WilleckeCarol A. WilsonRozanne C. Wuerstl

In Honor of Judi and BobNewman’s Birthdays andAnniversary in 2011Margot Gilbert and

M Allan Frank

In Honor of Judi and BobNewman’s Birthdays andAnniversary in 2012Margot Gilbert and

M Allan Frank

In Honor of Robert andJudi NewmanMr. Donald D.

Rosenkrans, Jr. and Mrs. Kathy A.Rosenkrans

2011-2012 MEMBERSBENEFACTOR (PLATINUM)Samuel and Nancy Gary

PARTNER (GOLD)Margot Gilbert and

M Allan FrankDiana and Mike KinseyNancy PetryDavol TedderStephen W. Seifert

SPONSOR (SILVER)Dr. Gregg Kvistad and

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FRIEND (COPPER)Leslie BeltramiAnn ByersAaron L. CiszekMichael ClowKaren N. GarrusFrances N. GrayDr. Roscoe Hill and

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DONOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Newman Center for the Performing Artswould like to express its gratitude to thefollowing individuals and organizations whohave given generously in 2011-2012 (July2011 to June 2012) to support the NewmanCenter’s Scholarship, Maintenance, Operationsand Programming, Marketing, and EndowdedFunds and Newman Center Membershipsinitiated during this time period:


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fully accessible to patrons in wheelchairs andto those with other special needs. Patronsneeding accommodations for a disabilityshould call the Box Office as early as possibleat 303.871.7720.

• Parking is available in the Newman Centerparking garage (Free for Newman CenterPresents events). Patrons are advised not topark in the neighborhood as most side streetshave one-hour parking only.

• Food and beverages are prohibited in theseating areas of all theatres.

• No audio, photographic or video equipment ofany kind is allowed in the performance venues.

• Artists and programs are subject to changewithout notice.

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