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ON THE COVERAnia Gola-Kumor, Untitled, Oil on canvas, 2012. From the gallery exhibition, Women of Influence: Colorado Artists and Curators. See page 22.

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Who would have thought, 109years after he finished the script,

Mark Twain’s witty satire would finallypremiere on Broadway? If he were notdead, Twain would likely have some-thing humorous to say about the expe-rience of getting good reviews, butthere’s no need to speculate about whatthis quintessential American writermight have said, when we have such abrilliant example of what he did say.

With the help of noted playwrightDavid Ives, Twain’s script shines withwall-to-wall volleys that match GeorgeBernard Shaw’s deft use of a pen that ismightier than the sword, strippingaway pretense like Zorro surgically dis-robes the high and mighty, in this casethe banking establishment.

Artistic producer Rod Lansberrysees an interesting contrast in this.“You can’t get more Americana thanMark Twain; it’s fascinating to see howhe uses farce for commentary on every-day events in a way that everyone canunderstand.”

Ever since last autumn’s worldwide“Occupy Wall Street” demonstrations,there has been an increased focus on therole that private banks play in globalevents. At this point—after revelationsconcerning chain-of-title issues withmortgages, robo-signings in foreclosureproceedings, and the manipulation of

interest rates by Earth’s biggestbanks—there’s no question regardingthe relevance of Twain’s observations; infact, we see how little has changedfrom Twain’s time to our own.

Only someone with Twain’s giftscould make this state-of-affairs funny,but it was essential to his spirit that hedid so. On the heels of a bankruptcyand in the midst of a speaking tour ofEurope to recoup, Twain’s youngestdaughter died. After a long spell ofdark days, old Sam Clemons lifted him-self up by his bootstraps and wrote hisway out of the pain, in his inimitablefashion, with razor sharp repartee andthoughtful insights, all designed tomake us laugh.

The protagonist of Twain’s farce isJean-François Millet, a French painter,well-known in the latter half of the19th century. Despite his talent, Millethas trouble selling his paintings. Twaininvents a premise “to explain” howMillet becomes prominent, using thisfictional account to offer his wisdom,all served on a liberally employed slap-stick.

Millet and his students, as well ashis friends, find themselves at themercy of Bastien André, a “picturedealer and usurer,” making Is He Dead?a comedic antidote of sorts to Puccini’spaean to artists—the tragic La

Bohème—where, in a 180-degree rever-sal of outcomes, Twain’s artists find away to triumph over those who have achokehold on their most basic needs.

Twain takes two parallel, yet differ-ent, angles in building his social com-mentary: first, choosing Millet, whowas a champion of common folks; and,second, through André, who representswealth from “money making money,”not from the creation of goods andservices. In the U.S. today, 60% of oureconomy is attributable to “financialservices,” while manufacturing has beenoutsourced overseas to increase profitmargins for transnational corporations.

Millet’s most famous painting isThe Gleaners (1857), which portraysthree peasant women in the fields.Gleaners pick what is left after the har-vest of the owners and their laborers(who are seen at the back of the paint-ing), not unlike the urban poor whoscour dumpsters for leftovers. At thetime, Millet’s work shifted the focus inthe art world from the rich and promi-nent to the dispossessed.

Twain builds on Millet’s pictorialsocial commentary in the play’s dia-logue. As Millet’s friend AgamemnonBuckner (called “Chicago” by the othercharacters) says of André in Act 1,Scene 1, “Any picture dealer’s hard-hearted enough, but to add usury!

EVER THE TWAIN SHALL METE

Director’s notesRight now, across the country, millions of Americansare asking themselves the question that Mark Twainasked himself when writing Is He Dead? in 1898 inVienna, and that Jean-Francois Millet asks himself inthat play: What will it take to get people to value mywork? When Mark Twain was asking himself this, hewas in the midst of a terrible depression.

Luckily for us, the funniest comedy comes from pain,and Twain wrote a play that explores this questionwith the satire and humor he’s known for. David Ives has said, “It’s like LaBoheme meets Tootsie, or Some Like It Hot times two.” And Time Out New York

points out that in someways, Is He Dead? is anancestor of South Park in theway Twain uses Millet, a real,well-known figure in the artsworld, as the centerpiece ofthe action. Not bad compar-isons for a 114-year-old play.

Twain expertly satirizes theways society places value onpeople based on ideas, notactuality. He perfectly cap-tures what it feels like to bean artist at times, although tolimit this play to that descrip-tion is missing the point. Heperfectly captures what itfeels like to be alive; whatperson hasn’t asked, “Whatwill it take to get people to

notice what I have to offer?” Or “When will I be appreciated?” Or, like anotherfamous Twain character explores, “What will people say when I am gone?”

Painful questions? Absolutely. But as you’ll see, these painful questions really dolead to some of the funniest comedy you will ever see.

Michael Perlman

A r t s c e n t r i c F a l l 2 0 1 2 | a r v a d a c e n t e r . o r g | 7Might as well cross a grizzly bear with ashark.” Later, André responds, “It doesn’tbecome you to ride the high horse withme. Nor any of you. Paupers! Every-thing you’ve got is mine—bought withmy money.”

André is right about it being hismoney. Inhabitants of all nations of theworld use private bank notes to convertlabor into value, and almost all of thesenotes come into circulation with a debtattached to it, in the form of interest onbonds that nations must pay to thebankers to create what was once theirown sovereign currency.Admitting to such thingsaloud was part and parcelof the bravado of the rob-ber barons of the late19th century, so Twainneeded no hyperbole onAndré’s part; today, how-ever, anyone in businesswho admits to suchthoughts faces anunfriendly job marketafter they are terminated.

For those who followthe various scandals thathave surfaced in the pastfew months, it’s easy seethat Twain’s plot is attimely today as it was in the late 19thcentury. Given the subject matter of IsHe Dead?, it’s not surprising that fund-ing dried up for Twain’s play in 1898,soon after The London Times announced itwas going to premiere on the West Endand Broadway.

We thank Mark Twain scholar Shel-ley Fisher Fishkin, who discovered theplay in the archives of the University ofCalifornia at Berkeley, and Ives, whoedited and adapted it, for bringing thisforgotten gem to the stage at such a crit-ical time. Like Shaw, Twain serves up aserious subject in great comedic fashion.

Bob Bows Bob reviews theater for Variety, KUVO/89.3 FM, and hisown website, www.coloradodrama.com. He can be reached [email protected]

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Thieves by their very nature areuntrustworthy. Even when work-

ing together, there’s always the nag-ging undercurrent of “every man forhimself.” So what happens when acouple of scammers end up competingagainst one another, bilking well-to-do women out of excess funds, on theFrench Riviera? That’s what thismusical—based on the 1988 film bythe same name, itself a remake of Bed-time Story (1964), starring DavidNiven, Marlon Brando, and ShirleyJones—endeavors to find out withabsurd aplomb.

It’s all in fun. If any reservationsthe audience may have about thegoings on are not dispelled by the bot-tomless wealth of the victims, whateverreticence remains is surely cast away bythe sheer chutzpah of the swindlers:Lawrence Jameson, a debonair confi-dence man who is comfortable imper-sonating jet-setting movers and shakers(think exiled royalty), and Freddy Ben-son, a goofy, rough-edged Americanwho uses the ploy of “a dear ailing eld-erly grandmother” to prey on theempathy and neediness of wealthy wid-ows and wayfaring trophy wives.

The final, and perhaps strongest,catalyst for a night of mayhem andmisrule is provided by Jeffrey Lane(book) and David Yazbek (music andlyrics), whose production numbers sellthe premise as a farce, forcing us, if allelse fails, to leave any remaining con-cerns for the fleeced aside. Whenmoney is no object, we are free tolaugh at the foibles of the principalswho, like ourselves, ignore all senseand embrace whatever delusions theirhearts desire. Right from the top,Lawrence tells us he’s “giving themwhat they want … specifically whatthey want, all tied up with a bow.”

What brings the well heeled tosuch a state that the likes of Lawrenceand Freddy find fertile ground for theirlaughable ploys? According to Lenore,

one of Lawrence’s marks, it’s “an escapefrom the ennui.” Beneath the surface ofthe elegant scene in the Côte-d’Azuridyll of Beaumont-sur-Mer, things aremuch the same as in our own back-yard, with folks looking for a little funand comfort to break the routine.

Yet, a garden spot on the Mediter-ranean makes this scenario so muchmore delicious! Much like thecomedic staples in the theatres andcinemas during the aftermath of thestock market crash of ’29, so the hard-ships of today’s economic contractionmake the fluff of elite playgrounds anattractive daydream. In such an atmos-phere, as Cole Porter so aptly once putit, “Anything Goes!”

As artistic producer and showdirector Rod Lansberry sees it, DirtyRotten Scoundrels “is one of the fewmusicals out there written for purefun! I like to see it as ‘James Bondmeets the Pink Panther.’ Intrigue andcomedy—that’s what I was lookingfor! No one is taken advantage of tothe point where they’re hurt; in fact,they’re almost willing to be taken. Weall know that money doesn’t buy hap-piness, yet it seems we’d all like to tryand find out if that’s true for us!”

“It’s just like the opening number

says, ‘Give Them What They Want.’That’s really what it is: they want thefun and excitement that their lives aremissing; they want the attention andthey’re willing to pay for it.”

We might even imagine a set ofhonorable thieves, if only for a moment.Somewhere along the way, after Chris-tine Colgate arrives and as Lawrenceand Freddy jockey for position, the ruleschange and all bets are off!

Like Molière’s zany mockeries, noauthorities are to be trusted: doctors arequacks and the police are in the protec-tion racket, much like in Casablanca,when Rick helps Laszlo escape andLieutenant Renault tells his men to“round up the usual suspects.” In Beau-mont-sur-Mer, life is a game of chance;it’s hard to tell where the casino endsand life begins—or even where onepersona turns into the next.

In the end, even Lawrence,Freddy, and Christine get what theywant, which leads to an interestingquestion: In what ways are we likethese three scoundrels? That’s thebeauty of a well-turned farce: we getto try on these roles as well, likestanding in front of a fun house mir-ror, and considering both the hilariousand grotesque possibilities. As Lans-berry puts it, “There’s not a judgmentcall in the show. It’s just fun. Thetwist at the end is priceless.”

Bob Bows Bob reviews theater for Variety, KUVO/89.3 FM, and hisown website, www.coloradodrama.com. He can be reachedat [email protected]

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10:00 a.m. & noon How I Became a Pirate Shadow Interpreted Shows

7:00 p.m.Arvada Center Dance Theater Fall Concert

7:00 p.m.Arvada Center Dance Theater Fall Concert

Main & Upper Gallery Exhibitions close

Thanksgiving Day – Center is closed

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September 13- November 11, 2012Main Gallery

From Käthe Kollwitz, Georgia O’Keeffe, Frida Kahlo,Louis Bourgeois, Agnes Martin, Judy Chicago, Cindy Sher-man and Kiki Smith, the world of art has been significantlyinfluenced by exceptional female artists. This fall, theArvada Center is taking a regional perspective on notablewomen artists of Colorado. The Center invited seven ofColorado’s leading female curators to recommend “Womenof Influence” from their corresponding regions. We reliedon these curators’ expert knowledge of their respectiveregions, and left the definition of “influence” up to them.Generally, “Influence” is most understood as having aneffect on something or someone. From their recommenda-tions, the Center then selected artists from each region tocreate an overview of influential female artists of the state.This show boasts a wide variety of media and concepts, andwill feature installations, photography, video, prints, paint-ings and ceramics. This exhibition gives other curators, artsprofessionals, community supporters and Coloradans anopportunity to see the work of these great artists from theirunique perspectives and learn more about the curators whoselected them. Some of the artists in the show are teachers,

all have prolific careers both in and out of the state; overallthe work is inspiring. In a gallery guide dating back to the1989 Arvada Center exhibition ‘Significant ColoradoWomen Artists’ Lydia M. Peña, Chair of the ExhibitionCommittee stated, “Like its predecessors, this exhibitionwill have its critics, both men and women. We on the exhi-bition committee acknowledge that ‘Significant ColoradoWomen Artists’ is necessarily incomplete, thus providinglimitless opportunities for others to organize representativeexhibitions on women artists, so that eventually the oeuvreof all of us is well represented.” Now in 2012, the ArvadaCenter continues the tradition of featuring prominentfemale artists of the state that began all those years ago.


Ashley Benton – PaoniaValerie Brodar – Colorado SpringsAmelia Caruso – Ft. CollinsCarol Dass – Colorado SpringsAnia Gola-Kumor – WestminsterMargaret Kasahara – Colorado SpringsJean Latka – PuebloNan McKinnell – Ft. Collins

Terry Maker – LouisvilleAmy Metier – DenverMeredith Nemirov – RidgwayMargaret Neumann – DenverMartha Russo – JamestownSara Ransford – AspenBetty Woodman – Boulder

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Bebe Alexander – Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities

Joy Armstrong – Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center

Shannon Corrigan – Emmanuel Gallery, Auraria Campus, Denver

Karin Larkin – formerly of the Sangre de Cristo Arts Center, Pueblo

Petra Sertic – Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art

Jeanne Shoaff – The Lincoln Center,Ft. Collins

Camille Silverman - Western Colorado Center for the Arts, Grand Junction

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Terry Maker, Ozymandian Tree - A Silent Film, Plaster and 16mm film on Masonite, 2012

INTIMATE DIALOGUE:Seven Women, Seven Voices

September 13-November 11, 2012Upper Gallery

Abstracted intimacy is the specific uniting factor in thisexhibition of seven women artists. The seven artists fea-tured in this exhibition are well-known in the Denver artscene, exhibiting at local galleries regularly. Intimate Dia-logue artist Theresa Anderson explained the dynamicsbetween these artists and their works: “I see us intertwinedas mentors, exhibiting together, collaborators in organiza-tions that support and encourage new paradigms of think-ing in the visual arts. I am attracted to the works of theseartists not because their work is similar to mine; in fact, Ithink the opposite. Each has her own visual vocabulary.But, this group is invested in art-making as a way of lifewith an intense interaction with the contemporary andalternative art community with an extreme regard for risk-taking and a high quality of work.” Seven themes describethe work in this exhibition, SCALE, BODY, RECIPROC-ITY, TRANSPARENCY, VULNERABILITY, PERCEP-TION and SPACE. These artists will express these themesin their own unique way, and will beckon the viewer toexplore what intimacy means to them.


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ARTISTS

Opening Reception for all three exhibitions:Thursday, September 13, 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.

Heather Doyle-Maier, Her (un)Doing: Tie, Poplin, used girl's clothing, ribbon, 2012

Kathy Knaus, Twiggy I-III, mixed media on canvas, 2011

LA MEXICANA:Female Icons in Mexican Culture

Courtesy of the Abarca Family Collection

September 13-December 16, 2012Theater Gallery

Denver businessman Luis Abarca’s commitment to the artsand culture of his homeland has produced one of the area’slargest private collections of Mexican fine and folk art. Artfrom the Abarca Family Collection will be on display in theArvada Center Theater Gallery as the second of three annualfall exhibitions to be sponsored by the Abarca Family. Lastyear’s exhibit was entitled OAXACA: In Living Culture.

This year’s exhibition, La Mexicana: Female Icons in MexicanCulture, will contain various art forms that feature and rep-resent the power, influence and significance of femalesthroughout Mexican history. Some of the images to beincluded pay homage to La Adelita, La Chicana, La Frida,La Luna, and La Virgen, to name a few.

The Arvada Center is proud to continue to partner withthe Abarca Family as it strengthens a commitment to Col-orado’s Mexican community and its culture. AdriannaAbarca, the show’s curator, states: “With these exhibitions wehope to develop an appreciation and pride of the vastamount, quality and diversity of art produced by people ofMexican descent.”

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Art of the State: A Juried Exhibition of Colorado

January 17 – March 31, 2013

The Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities is proudto present Art of the State: A Juried Exhibition of Colorado.This juried exhibition is open to all Colorado artists in allmedia. The exhibition aims to showcase the quality, depthand diversity of Colorado artists. For the first time, all

three of the Arvada Center’s galleries, over 10,000 sq. ft.will be dedicated to one exhibition. Art of the State willcontinue the Arvada Center’s long support of Coloradoartists. This exhibition will be juried by Dean Sobel,Director of the Clyfford Still Museum and an expert in20th century art as well as Collin Parson, the Arvada Center’s Exhibition Manager and Curator.

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This exciting new program offersthe opportunity for teens who areinterested in acting careers to workalongside the Center’s award winningdirectors, choreographers, actors,designers and technical staff to learnthe art of theater. The academy stu-dents will stage an actor’s showcaseand a musical production from start tofinish as they complete classes in audi-tioning, scene study, character work,design, technical application andmore. Gavin Mayer who will also over-see the company had this to say aboutthis exciting new program “The The-

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A Special Evening with FriendsOn Thursday, July 26, 2012

more than 175 Friends of the Center donors, corporate sponsorsand community partners gatheredto celebrate their support of theArvada Center with a specialevening of music and a picnicunder the stars.

Renowned concert pianist Jeffrey Siegel offered an exclusivetaste of his Keyboard Conversa-tions® through a brief program onMozart and other classic composers.Following his performance, guestsreceived a keepsake Arvada Centerblanket and boxed gourmet picnicto enjoy during the Colorado Symphony’s performance, MozartUnder Moonlight, in the outdooramphitheater.

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Support the Arvada Center on December 4, 2012!

Mark your calendar for Tuesday, December 4, 2012 toparticipate in the third annual Colorado Gives Day andsupport the award-winning Arvada Center!

The Community First Foundation, an Arvada-basedfoundation dedicated to increasing community generosityand involvement, will be hosting the third annual ColoradoGives Day on Tuesday, December 4, 2012. Through Giv-ingFirst.org, this 24 hour initiative is designed to encour-age Coloradans to give online and help raise as muchmoney as possible for local nonprofits in a single day.

To help increase the total amounts distributed to chari-ties, FirstBank – Colorado’s largest locally owned bank – isagain underwriting all processing fees and offering prizesand incentives. Last year, Coloradans made an astoundingdemonstration of support for local nonprofits by donating$12.4 million on Colorado Gives Day.

With only 50% of revenue coming from tuition andticket sales, your contribution to the Arvada Center pro-vides essential financial resources for our programs thatserve nearly 350,000 visitors each year.

Support the Arvada Center by participating in ColoradoGives Day. Or, don’t just pencil us in – make your 2012-2013 Friends of the Center pledge today for your gift onDecember 4th! See the inserted envelope for more details.

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National Endowment for the ArtsMr. Takashi Nakazato + Rockley Family Foundation +The Denver Foundation

Abarca Family & Ready Foods –The Arvada Center is proud to continue to partner with the Abarca Family in the second of three annual fall exhibi-tions in the Theater Gallery. La Mexicana: Female Icons in Mexican Culture, on display September 13 – December16, 2012, will contain various art forms that feature and represent the power, influence and significance of femalesthroughout Mexican history.

Arvada Center Hospitality Volunteers Community First Foundation

Mr. Alan Hines & Ms. Deanna ChiddixResidence Inn by Marriott –Denver North/Westminster +Mr. & Mrs. Terry Stevinson Virginia Hill Charitable FoundationWells Fargo Foundation

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Dr. & Mrs. N. Kenneth Furlong Mr. Steven Graeber + Long-time Friend of the Center, Steven Graeber, gener-ously donated bricks and materials needed for a newsoda kiln for the Arvada Center’s ceramics studio. TheArvada Center’s ceramics program is one of the largestand most popular programs for ceramic artists in theregion.

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Our sincere appreciation goes to the following individuals and corporate, government and foundation contributors who have generously donated atotal amount of $300 or more within the past year or to the 2012-2013 season. Your support helps provide award-winning programming to over350,000 children and adults annually. Thank you!

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$300 - $499 – Director’s CircleKen & Becky AndersonMs. Nancy AndrewsArvada ChoraleMr. & Mrs. Robert BarberMr. & Mrs. Ed BentzenMr. and Mrs. Tony BlakeMs. Edith Blank +Mrs. Leanne Cadman &

Mr. Matthew GauthierMr. and Mrs. Ralph CanadayMs. Sue CannonMs. Linda R. CarlsonMrs. Elizabeth CawthorneChemistry and Industrial HygieneThe Colorado Chautauqua

Association +Ms. Margaret E. ColemanMr. & Mrs. Kevin CorbettMs. Ruth DalrympleMichael & Margaret DelaplainMr. & Ms. Mike DeNileonMr. Robert EarlMr. and Mrs. James W. EspyFastSigns +Mrs. Connie FordMr. Mark GallagherDavid & Laura GaulMr. & Mrs. Jerald GerlickMary Jo & David GiddingsMs. Nancy GoodsellMr. & Mrs. Tim GreenMrs. Judy GrenfellMr. & Mrs. Jim GuilingerMr. Arnold GuminskiMr. & Mrs. Phil HaasMs. Trish HaynesMs. Nancy HendersonMs. Donna Herrick &

Ms. Paula BoswellMr. & Mrs. Dean Hirt SrHolliway Insurance Agency, Inc.Dr. Janet L. HouserMr. Donald Howard &

Ms. Pat ColferMr. Bill W. HumphreyJohn & Jackie ImmeleMr. & Mrs. William E. JonesMs. Denise N. KatoDr. & Mrs. Tom KingMrs. Sharon KirtsMs. Christine KochMs. Jean Kotecki &

Mr. Dennis OhlroggeMary & Severt KvammeDr. & Mrs. Eldon LaidigMs. Normalee LeeMr. & Mrs. Martin LewisMr. John LitzMs. Ella LyonsMs. Jo MattoonMr. Sean MaxeyJohn & Judy McEvittMr. & Mrs. Donald W. McGillMr. & Mrs. Dan McMannKent & Annette MichoMr. & Mrs. C. L. MonroeMs. Marguerite Moore +Mr. & Mrs. Jack MoritzMrs. Carole W. MurdockMs. Maralee J. Nobis-JacobsenMr. & Mrs. Donald Ostwald Jr.Mr. Bob OurslerMr. & Mrs. James PatseyRobyn & Ryan PhippsJim & Suzanne PopejoyMs. Karen RensinkMr. Gordon Reusink &

Mrs. Tami Canady-ReusinkDr. Joanne Rudoff Dr. & Mrs. Larry SchaferMr. & Mrs. Michel SchuhRobert & Sharon SchultzMr. & Mrs. Kent SmileyMs. Luci SmitsTom & Ann StoffelTom & Tina TreantsMr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Van AndelMs. Rebecca Van BlaraicomMichael & Shelly Wallingford

Mr. & Mrs. Larry WareMs. Donna WeissMr. & Mrs. Bradford WestHon. & Mrs. Marc WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Alan WrightLester & Bonnie YoungXcel Energy Foundation

$150 - $299 – Artist’s CircleMr. Allen AbshireMs. Raydean AcevedoMr. & Mrs. Denis AckermanMs. Takane Aizeki &

Mr. Barry FishMs. Diane AlderMs. Deanna AldermanMr. & Mrs. Edwin AllenMr. James AltAnonymousMr. & Mrs. Donald P. AndersonMrs. Mary Anne AndersonDr. & Mrs. S. Michael ArcherMr. & Mrs. Arthur ArendallMark & Karen ArnoldMr. Paul Bach & Mrs. Helga

Kelly-BachMs. Pat BakerMs. Carole BallegeerMs. Mary Ann BarbeeMr. & Mrs. Eugene BarthMs. Claudine A. BattMs. Susie BattlerBill & Judy BattonMr. & Mrs. John V. BeattieMs. Cathleen BeckendorfMr. & Mrs. Warren BehmMr. Donald BellioMr. & Mrs. James BenefielMs. Ann BengtsonMr. & Mrs. George W. BickleyMr. & Mrs. Rich BillingsMr. & Mrs. Stephen BillupsMs. Delilah BlountMs. Carol BooseMrs. Lydia BowlesMr. John BoydMr. Ken BoyesHon. & Mrs. George Boyle IIMr. & Mrs. Ben H. BrauchMs. Brenda BronsonMrs. Linda BroomMs. Joyce BrossartMs. Kelly BrownfieldMs. Nancy L. BrunerMs. Donna BryntesonMs. Stella BugayMr. Joseph Bukofski &

Ms. Anne Marie WaskoMs. Shannon BurkeMr. & Mrs. Bob BurnhamMrs. Pamela BurnsMr. & Mrs. Richard BurtonMs. Kathleen Busby &

Ms. Cheryl PasMs. Linda BushmanDonna ButwinKyle & Allison BygottMs. Carol Buxton &

Mr. Mike KotarMr. & Mrs. Frank CallisonMr. & Mrs. Tony CapraMr. & Mrs. Tom CassadyMr. & Mrs. Jay CharnessMr. & Mrs. Steve ChipmanMr. Tom Christopher &

Ms. Barb McTurkMs. Theresa ChurchleyMs. Marianne ClantonMr. & Mrs. Larry ClarkMr. Robert CliffordMrs. Anne CochranMr. Steven CogswellColorado Music Festival +The Colorado Symphony +Mr. & Mrs. Will ColosimoMr. Charles CondreayMs. Shelley CookMr. Ken CooperMr. & Mrs. Mark CooperMr. & Mrs. Frank Corbin

Mr. Jesse CordovaClyde & Phyllis CottenMs. Bobbi CottonGeorge & Mildred CoughlinMr. & Mrs. Richard CowlesMrs. Cathy CoxMs. Kathryn CrislerMr. Arnold R. CrossMr. & Mrs. Charles CunisMr. & Mrs. Gordon DalbyChristopher & Lisa DaleyMs. Cynthia G. DanielsMr. & Mrs. John DaughertyMs. San DaughertyMr. & Mrs. Alan DavisMr. & Mrs. E D. DavisMr. and Mrs. Michael DeGroatMs. Robyn DermonMr. & Mrs. Steve DeVisserMs. Judy DevotoMr. David DiGiorgioMrs. Mary DiPaoloMr. Leo DonagheMs. Teresa DuffinMr. & Mrs. Paul DuncanMs. Sue DunnMs. Bette EatonMs. Lois EckhoffMr. & Mrs. Joseph ElinoffMs. Linda EngelMr. & Mrs. Jim ErnstMrs. Pam ErthalMr. Erik Esborg & Ms. RebeccaTuckerMs. Frances M. EvansMr. & Mrs. Chris FarleyMr. Stephen Farley & Mrs. Kris-tine Hanson-FarleyMs. Siv FeierabendMr. Jim FernaldMs. Jenny Fitt-PeasterMr. & Mrs. Doug FlaxMr. & Mrs. Wes Folsom Rev. & Mr. Rita FosterMr. Michael FoyeMr. & Mrs. John FraserMr. & Mrs. Paul FreeburnMs. Sandra Freeman +Ms. Theone FreemanMs. Muriel FrinkMs. JoAnn FritzMrs. Kathy FrizellMr. & Mrs. Jef FugitaMr. & Mrs. John FullerMs. Diane GarciaMs. Lissy GarrisonMrs. Marlyn GayMr. Rene GayArt & Marilou GeisMr. & Mrs. Carl GerityMr. & Mrs. John E. GermanJim & Lee GiesmanMs. Phyllis GigerMr. & Mrs. Robert GillRobert & Mary Lou GillhamMs. Fredericka GluckMs. Bunny GordonMr. & Mrs. Garry GordonDr. Ray GottesfeldDon & Jessica GraefenhainMr. & Mrs. Uwe GrapengeterDr. & Mrs. John GrayMr. Don GreweMr. & Mrs. R.F. GrimesDr. Judith A. GriswoldMr. & Mrs. Thomas GuntherMr. & Mrs. Ted HahnMr. & Mrs. Ellsworth Hall +Mr. & Mrs. Arthur HalprinMr. & Mrs. Stan HamiltonMr. & Mrs. Michael HankerdMs. Jean HarmanMr. Sherod A. Harris & Sherod A.Harris Revocable TrustMr. & Mrs. Erick HartmanPhil & Kellen Hatch Ms. Susan HawkinsMr. Phillip HayMs. Joan HaywoodMr. & Mrs. George A. Hearne

Ms. Debra HeglinMs. Sandra HendersonGreg & Amy L. HendricksonMr. & Mrs. Larry HendrixMs. Cassandra HerbertMr. David HerlingerMr. & Mrs. Donald HernorMr. & Mrs. David HillMrs. Christine HixsonMr. Brian Hoffmeier &

Ms. Patricia NiesMr. E. A. HoneMr. Charlie Horn & Mrs. Elizabeth

TreichlerMs. Sandra HortonMrs. Gabrielle HovinenMr. & Mrs. John HuddleMr. & Mrs. Michael HuwaldtMs. Beth IsaacsMr. & Mrs. Daryl JamesMr. Mark JenningsMr. & Mrs. Rick JergensenMr. & Mrs. Bob JilesMr. & Mrs. Chris JohnsonMr. and Mrs. David JohnsonMs. Kelly JohnsonMs. Linda JohnsonMr. Richard C. JohnsonMs. Deanne JonesMr. James JonesMr. Robert JonesMs. Mary S. JulianMr. & Mrs. David JuranMr. & Ms. Carl KantnerMrs. Gwen KarlsonMick & Kathy KasherMs. Betty KasselDale & Karen KauppMs. Fran KavenyMs. Angela KelseyMr. & Mrs. Mike KendrickMs. Paula KeyserMr. & Mrs. Bob KinderMr. George KloppenbergMr. Joseph KloppenbergNorm & Cathy KowitzMr. Michael J. KramerMrs. Anne LaneyMrs. Barbara LarimerMr. Phil LaRoccoMs. Carol LarsonMrs. Ruth M. LarsonMr. Keith P. LautenbachMr. & Mrs. Reinhard LeinzMrs. Ruthann LemkeMs. Nancy LeonardMs. Judy LevyMs. Ann LindburgMr. & Mrs. Edward LindemanMr. & Mrs. David LindseyMrs. Laura LomanMr. & Mrs. Joe LuckeyMrs. Silvia LuebbenMs. Barb MacDonaldMr. & Mrs. James MacDonaldMr. & Mrs. Jerry MaddockMs. Kristi MallowMs. Nancy MannLanney & Maggie MarshallMr. Loren MartinMr. Michael G. MasciotroMr. Leon V. Mason &

Ms. Sheila N. RayMs. Catherine MaxwellMr. & Mrs. Ray MayMr. & Mrs. Bill McCarthyMr. & Mrs. Joe McGillinMr. & Mrs. Glenn McGlatheryMrs. Elizabeth M. McKennaMrs. Linda McLellanMs. Janice McNallyMs. Mary L. McNamaraMr. & Mrs. Raymond McNeillMs. Velma MeisMs. Lenore MekealMs. Elizabeth MercerMs. Wyoma MercerMr. & Mrs. Richard MerkelMr. & Mrs. John MiksMr. & Mrs. Tom Millensifer

Mr. & Mrs. George MitchellMr. & Mrs. Jack MonahanMr. & Mrs. Bob MontgomeryMr. Clyde Moore & Mrs. Lani VigilMs. Ada-Jean NearyMr. & Mrs. Robert NelsonMs. Margie NordstromMr. & Mrs. Billie J. NorthMs. Gayle NosalMr. & Mrs. Ralph ObertMr. & Mrs. Richard ObertoMr. & Mrs. Robert O’ConnellMr. & Mrs. William OdellMr. & Mrs. Michael O’DonnellClifford & Donna OhmanMr. Dennis OliverMr. Richard OlsonMr. & Mrs. Norm OomsMs. Laura Ost & Mr. Dave Rud-manMs. Dorothy OstermeierRoger & Joanne OtsukiBill & Sharon OtteMr. Jim Ottinger and Ms. Char-lotte WaismanMr. Tom Overton – The OvertonLaw FirmStephen & Sandra PaglieriMr. & Mrs. Craig PalmerMr. & Mrs. Louis PanekMs. Holly ParkerMr. & Mrs. Ken ParrottMr. & Mrs. Bill PecchioMs. Jill PedicordMichael & Becki PetersMr. & Mrs. Richard PetersRyan & Robyn R. PhippsMr. & Mrs. Michael PickettMs. Leona J. PierceMr. & Mrs. Richard PierceMs. Mary A. PinonMr. & Mrs. Robert PlamondonMr. Robert PletcherMr. Robert PreusserMr. & Mrs. James ProffittMs. Paige ProgarMs. Shirley QuellaMr. and Mrs. Valentine RaabMr. & Mrs. Vic RameyMs. Mary J. RamirezMr. & Mrs. James RamseyMr. & Mrs. Jack RavenMr. & Mrs. Arnold RayMr. Marty ReevesMr. Brian RegerMs. Vicky ReierMr. & Mrs. Alex ReuterMr. Stephen RhodesDavid & Diana RichardsMs. Linda D. RiegerMs. Willi RischMrs. Sandra RobbenMs. Banee M. RockMr. & Mrs. Dean RockwellMr. Donald RosierMs. Patricia RothdienerMs. Patricia RoutaMr. & Mrs. Rob RoyMs. Aurora Ruiz-HernandezMs. Shirley RyanMr. & Mrs. Stan SandersMrs. Ruth Sanderson +Mr. John SatterJim and Marilyn SavageMr. & Mrs. Jim ScharfenbergMr. & Mrs. Earl ScheafferMr. Bryant SchleppyMr. & Mrs. Robert SchnabelMr. Joseph SchneiderDenice & Frederick SchrockMs. Marymae SeamanMs. Jean SeldersMrs. Cheryl SewaldMr. & Mrs. Robert ShaefferMr. & Mrs. Clifford ShieldsMr. & Mrs. Phillip SierotaMr. & Mrs. John SloanMs. Donna SmithMr. & Mrs. Bruce SooterMs. Elizabeth Spangler

Mr. Alan SpearsMs. Anita SpringBob Stacy & Joanne

Roberts-StacyMrs. Lynn StappMr. & Mrs. Jerry StephensMr. & Mrs. Thomas StempleMs. Judy L. StevensMr. Steve StienekerMr. & Mrs. Jack StoutMr. & Mrs. Richard StrandMr. & Mrs. Jim StretzMr. & Mrs. James SullivanMs. Sharon SvendsenMr. & Mrs. Delbert SwansonMr. & Mrs. David SwieckowskiMrs. Cheryl SwinhartMr. & Mrs. Robert TanMs. Cynthia TanakaCal & Kathy TaylorMrs. LaJene TannerMs. Holly Taylor & Ms. Tana DellMs. Elizabeth Teas-HesterMr. Thomas TeskeMr. James ThomasMs. Jean E. ThomsonMr. & Mrs. William TidymanMs. Natasha TiffMrs. Catherine TinsleyMs. Letha ToblerMrs. Donna Tone &

Mr. Eddie DanielMr. Joe Torline & Mrs. Tania

Bahr-TorlineMs. Agnes TothMr. & Mrs. Gerald TrebilcockMs. Cynthia TromblyMr. Lee TruskinMr. & Mrs. Steven TubbsMr. & Mrs. Benny VagherMr. & Mrs. Joel Van CleveMr. & Mrs. Lawrence VanSpriellMr. and Mrs. Ray VassMs. Cathy E. VegesMr. & Mrs. Clarke VestalMr. & Mrs. Al VillaniMr. & Mrs. Robert VillaniMs. Sonya VillanoMs. Helen Wagner &

Ms. Chris StelplughMrs. Shirley WalkerMs. Anne WallinMr. & Mrs. Don WatersMr. & Mrs. Ronald WeddleMr. & Mrs. Russell WeisfieldMr. & Mrs. John WellsToby & Al WelsbyMrs. Audrey WelteWest Woods Golf Club +Mr. & Mrs. Al WhiteMr. Chris WieneckeMr. & Mrs. Dale WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Bob WilliamsonMs. Carla WilsonCarl & Sue WindelsMr. Ron WingMs. Rosemarie Wipfelder KumpeMr. & Mrs. Roger WisehartMrs. Joan WoffordMr. & Mrs. Duane A. WoodJoseph & Aurilla WoodburnJudge & Ms. Tom WoodfordMs. Sharon WrightMr. & Mrs. Bruce WursterMr. & Mrs. Dave YatesMr. & Mrs. Kenneth YoungMs. Carol ZarlengoMr. Jerald ZarretMr. & Mrs. Michael Zuege

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