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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda Report - August 1, 2001 D-03cCITY OF LORI COUNCIL COMMUNICATION AGENDA TITLE: Update On The Activities Of The Lodi Arts Commission MEETING DATE: August 1, 2001 PREPARED BY: City Clerk RECOMMENDED ACTION: None required. BACKGROUND INFORMATION: FUNDING: SJB/jmp None required. Theresa Yvonne, Arts Coordinator, will be at the meeting to update the City Council on the many activities of the Arts Commission. Susan J. Blackston City Clerk APPROVED: H. Dixon Flynn -- City Manager ■ CLARK ■ ia/PER CONTROL/al The world alive with theti sound of ...termites?! Call Clark, Proud sponsor of the nodi Theater For Youth. 1-800 WE NEED YOU www.weneedyou.com Lodi Theatre for Youth and Lodi Arts Commision U Ream Youfff- "Lodi Arts present 0 VArD�Musie Music by Richard Rodgers Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II Book by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse Suggested by "The Story of the Trapp Family Singers" Directed by REXFORD M. REYNOLDS Musical Director Costume Designer MEGHAN JOHNSTON MARY BLACKFORD Scenic & Lighting Design Technical Direction REXFORD M. REYNOLDS DALE KILPATRIC Production Stage Manager MIKE FALLON THE SOUND OF MUSIC is presented through special arrangement with The Rodgers & Hammerstein Theatre Library, 229 West 28* Street, I Ph Floor New York, NY 10001 CongraMafions Alex Schafz, Wade Heafh, and Adrienne Reynolds— Thank you Rex for guiding and directing our Lodi Youfh! -Walfer, Ane*e, and Joanne Bamesberger Maria Rainer, a Postulant at Nonaberg Abbey Juliana Arishin Sister Berthe, Mistress of Novices Anne Marie Yacopetti Sister Margaretta, Mistress of Postulants Patricia Marie Stockar The Mother Abbess Elyse Alexandra Muscha Sister Sophia Domunique Elizabeth Brusa Captain Georg von Trapp Preston Anthony Zoetewey Franz, the butler Jacqueline Hamilton Frau Schmidt, the housekeeper Shelley Flynn Liesl von Trapp, age 16 Paige Taylor Friedrich von Trapp, age 14 Mikayla Lambeth Louisa von Trapp, age 13 Nichole Faught Brigitta von Trapp, age 10 Adrienne Reynolds Kurt von Trapp, age 8 Cable Blackford Marta von Trapp, age 7 Danielle Battaglia Gred, the youngest Christina Michelle Faught Rolf Gruber, age 17 Lisa Lindsay Elsa Schrader Rose Blackford Ursula Jacylyn Pauline Stokes Max Detweiler Alex Schatz Herr Zeller Megan Connors Frau Zeller Holly Rankin Baron Elberfeld Jacylyn Pauline Stokes Baroness Elberfeld Heather Johnson A New Postulant Jacylyn Pauline Stokes Admiral von Schreiber Heather Johnson Frau Linzer Rose Blackford Fraulein Schweiger Megan Connors SS Officers Shelley Flynn Jacqueline Hamilton NEIGHBORS OF CAPTAIN VON TRAPP, NUNS, POSTULANTS Elyse Alexandra Muscha, Anne Marie Yacopetti, Patricia Marie Stockar, Megan Connors, Heather Johnson TECHNICAL CREW Lights Wade Heath Sound Holly Rankin MUSICIANS Anthony Lucas, Sarah Eby SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ACT ONE Scene 1: Nonnberg Abbey Scene 2: A Mountainside Near the Abbey The Sound ofMusic Maria Scene 3: The Office of the Mother Abbess, the next morning Maria Sisters Berthe, Sophia, Margaretta and Mother Abbess My Favorite Things Maria and Mother Abbess Scene 4: A Corridor in the Abbey Reprise: My Favorite Things Maria Scene 5: The Living Room -of the von Trapp Villa, that afternoon Do -Re -Mi Maria and the von Trapp Children Scene 6: Outside the Villa, that evening Sixteen Going On Seventeen Rolf and Liesl Scene 7: Maria's Bedroom, later that evening The Lonely Goatherd Maria and the Children Scene S: A Hallway in the von Trapp Villa Reprise: The Lonely Goatherd Gred, Marta, Brigitta, Louisa Scene 9: The Terrace of the Villa, six weeks later How Can Love Survive? Max, Elsa, Captain von Trapp Reprise: The Sound ofMusic The Children and Captain von Trapp Scene 10: A Hallway in the Villa, one week later Scene 11: The Living Room, the same evening So Long, Farewell The Children Scene 12: A Corridor of the Abbey Scene 13: The Office of the Mother Abbess, three days later Climb Ev'ryMountain Mother Abbess Rex Reynolds, Adrienne Reynolds, and The entire SMITE cast Congr*la+ions on a fob well done! —The Sandidge Family ACT TWO Scene 1: The Terrace, the same day Reprise: My Favorite Things The Children and Maria No Way To Stop It Elsa, Max, Captain von Trapp An Ordinary Couple Maria and Captain von Trapp Scene 2: A Corridor in the Abbey, two weeks later Scene 3: A Corridor in the Abbey, immediately following Scene 4: A Cloister Overlooking the Chapel Reprise: Maria The Nuns Scene 5: The Terrace, one month later Reprise: Sixteen Going On Seventeen Maria and hest Scene 6: The Concert Hall Stage, three days later Reprise- Do -Re -MJ Maria, Captain von Trapp, The Children Edelweiss Captain von Trapp, Maria, The Children Reprise: So Long, Farewell Maria, Captain von Trapp, The Children Scene 7: The Garden of the Abbey, that night Finale Ultimo The Company shelley We are proud of your Morn, Dad, Andrew, Care, Trey, Alan, Tricia, Taelor, Bradley, Conner, & Heidel NOTES FROM THE DIRECTOR The Sound of Music is based on the factual account of the escape of the famous singing Trapp family from Austria during the Nazi regime. The script is based on Maria Augusta Trapp's The Trapp Family Singers, although Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse emphasized sentiment and downplayed the harshness of the Nazi invasion of Austria. At the time the show opened on Broadway (November 16, 1959), the story of the Trapp family was well known and the material presented infinite possibilities for a dramatization. Unfortunately for the theatre world, The Sound ofMusic was to be Rodgers and Hammerstein's last collaboration, for during the run of the show, Oscar Hammerstein iI died. The opening on Broadway featured Mary Martin, who had achieved great success in South Pacific a few years earlier, as Maria and Theodore Bikel, an established Broadway and film actor, as Captain von Trapp. The role of the Mother Abbess was played by Patricia Neway, the only cast member to play the same role in the 1965 film version starring Julie Andrews. Although most critics agree that The Sound of Music was not the greatest musical that Rodgers and Hammerstein wrote, it did epitomize the qualities that pervade all of their work: excellent taste and unashamed sentiment. They had always emphasized characters who had the courage to face life: Julie, who overcame mistreatment by Billy in Carousel; Curly, who had the courage to defy the bully Jud Fry in Oklahoma!; Nellie Forbush of South Pack, who learned the meaning of courage when she realized that Emile might be stilled on a secret mission; Anna Leonowens of The King and 1, who stood up for her rights against the half -barbaric monarch; and the Trapps, who had the courage to attempt an escape from the Nazis over the Alps. It is with these characters in mind that I reflect on the young people who have participated in Lodi Theatre for Youth's Summer Musical Theatre Experience this summer. They have all displayed that same level of courage as each of them has undertaken the task of mounting a complex and difficult musical production for an audience. It takes unusual courage to step on a stage in front of a large group of people and to sing and perform a role. I congratulate each of these young people for that courage. I have seen them grow over the six weeks they have spent in this program and 1 know that what they have learned will benefit them throughout their fives. They all truly did "Climb Ev'ry Mountain." To each of them I give my sincere thanks for a job well done. — Rex Reynolds, Director WHO'S WHO IN THE CAST ADRIENNE REYNOLDS (Brigitta) is no stranger to the Hutchins Street Square JATheatre, having performed last summer in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. She has studied acting with Casey Gray Studios and with Randi Action Schepps of Break - A -Leg Casting. Adrienne has performed with the Lodi Children's Chorus for four years and has been featured as a soloist with the group, performing numerous Broadway show tunes in concert. ROSE BLACKFORD Visa, Frau Linzer ) has been in several children's theatre productions: as orphan "Ellie" in Habit production's Annie; as '"Phe Coroner" in Stockton Civic Theatre's production of The Wizard of Ox, and played Mark Anthony in a school production ofJulius Caesar. Rose loves to sing, play guitar, dance ballet, and work with her dog in agility training. Rose hopes to have a career in musical theatre. CABLE BLACKFORD (Kurt von Trapp) is the household ham. He loves to make people laugh. He likes to sing and dance and takes part in theatre productions with enthusiasm. He played one of the "Lollipop Guild" guys in Stockton Civic Theatre's The Wizard of 0z. Ile enjoys Cub Scouts, watching movies, and playing with his dog, Teetoe. HOLLY RANKIN (Frau Zeller) believes that acting is really fun and hopes more people participate in acting. She is eagerly looking forward to next year's show, Annie. DOMUNIQUE BRUSA (Sister Suphia) is multitalented. She loves to sing, dance, act, and other fun stuff. JACYLYN PAULINE STOLES (Ursula, Baron 8lberfeld, Postulant) is ten years old and a fifth grader at St. Anne's school. She has two years of theatre experience in the Lodi Children's Chorus. She has been in two productions of the little Red Hen at her school. Pauline has enjoyed tap -jazz -ballet classes and, although this is her first musical, it will not be her last. Her other activities include 4-H, swimming, and basketball. Her favorite hobbies are crocheting and cross-stitching. ANGUS BEEF REAL STEAK REAL SERVICE LuNCH Mom - Fra. DINNER MON. - SUN RESERVATIONS REcomma mo Landscape Products Livestock Bedding Wood Chips 938 E. French Camp Road French Camp, CA 95231 209.982.0552 Matsuyama Restaurant Japanese Cuisine 235 Lake Wood Mall, Lodi, CA 95240 Tel: (209) 368-3888 75 Abbutt Ave., Milpitas, CA 95035 Tel: (408) 262-2305 WHO'S WHO IN THE CAST continued MEGAN CONNORS (Herr Zeller, Fraulein Scbweiger) is 11 years old and this is her second musical. She enjoys being onstage, singing, and reading. Megan will be a 6th grader at St. Peters. HEATHER JOHNSON (Baroness Elberfeld, Admiral von Schreiber) is 14 years old and will be starting Tokay in the fall. Last year she performed in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory as the Reporter. She also did jungle Book as Mang. She is very excited about The Sound of Music. PAIGE TAYLOR (liesel von Trapp) has a lot of experience performing on stage. Paige is a member of St. Michael's Children's choir and Mokelumne River School's band. She has played the clarinet for four years. She enjoys singing, dancing, soccer, Girt Scouts, and golf. LISA LINDSAY (Rolf Gruber) is 12 years old and has performed with Troupe Cabana for 6 1/2 years. With Troupe Cabana Lisa performed approximately seven performances a year. Lisa loves to sing and dance. The Sound of Music is Lisa's first attempt at acting. ANNE MARIE YACOPETTI (Sister Bertbe) is 11 years old and has been involved in theatre for the past four years. She made her debut in 1997, in The Little Red Riding Hood; also in 1997 she was involved in %hejungle Book for the Lodi Arts Commission. Anne Marie has also been singing in the Lodi Children's Chorus since 1996. She has been in two original productions including Clear Blue Sky at UOP and a Stockton Civic Theatre original play. She would like to say thank you to her family for always supporting her. Proud Supporter of +he Lodi Theafre for Youth --Councilman Keith Land WHO'S WHO IN THE CAST continued PATRICIA MARIE STOCKAR (SisterMargaretta) is a 10 year old who has danced in numerous ballet productions: such as a soloist in Swan lake for the Lodi Arts- Commission, rtsCommission, 10 roles in Ballet SanJoaquin production in Stockton and Lodi -including 3 Nutcrackers and a principal role in Lon PoPo. She and her partner, Julia Engel, will be performing a ballet demonstration at this year's California State Fair. This performer has also enjoyed several years of activities and recitals in: piano, gymnastics (level 4) and 4- H. Tricia is a 4.0 student at Lodi 7th Day Adventist Elementary School. PRESTON ANTHONY ZOETEWAY (Captain von Trapp) has done technical theatre for many years at Tokay High School and Delta College. At Delta he played "The Drunkyard" in Time of Your Life. He currently works on numerous student films and hopes to pursue his dream in Film Direction. MIKAYLA LAMBETH (Friedrich von Trapp) has been an avid lover of the arts since she was in preschool. Mikayla comes to Lodi Theatre for Youth with years of dance instruction. She is learning piano, has taken the violin, and hopes to try her hand at guitar soon. She sings in her school choir and once (in the second grade) choreographed her own dance for the schools talent show. Mikalya loves to read a and learn about new places, and history. She has enjoyed learning about musicals this summer. After her Sound of Music experience, Mikayl . will go home to her many animals and look for new adventure in theatre and the arts. CHRISTY FAUGHT (Gred) is 9 years old and acting in her first play. She is very eager to continue her acting career next year. She likes school and when she :. returns in August she will be in the fourth grade. ELYSE ALEXANDRA MUSCHA (MotherAbess) is 12 years old and has studied ballet for ten years and piano for three. She has participated in the Lodi Children's Chorus for five years and Troupe Cabana for one year. Elyse has performed in ballets such as: Albert's Play, Pacquita, and exerpts from Swan Lake and summer and winter performances with Troupe Cabana. This is her first acting and singing theatre production. SHELLEY FLYNN (Frau Schmidt, SS Officer) is 16 years old. This is her first play. Other activities she's involved in are competitive soccer and student government at Lodi High. This was an exciting new experience for Shelley and she made a lot of new friends. She would like to thank the directors for putting in so much time and effort. WHO'S WHO IN THE CAST continued JACQUELINE HAMILTON (Franz, SS Officer) came to The Sound of Music, having had one other experience in a live production, in John Muir School's `Strega Nonna". She is an 8th grader at Lodi SDA Elementary. Jacqueline has enjoyed her role in The Sound of Music. She would like to thank the directors for giving her such a fun summer and Dale for making the props! JULIANNA ARISHIN (Maria Rainer)is a Child Development Major at Delta College. She's planning to be a preschool teacher. Her past productions include, "Tales from Hans Christian Andersen" in Delta Colleges' Childrent's Theatre, and "Villian's Company" at Lodi High. She wishes everyone in the cast the best of luck. DANIELLE BATTAGLIA (Marta von Trapp) is 10 years old. She's been taking voice lessons since she was seven. She enjoys singing, dancing, and theatre very much and has a lot of fun rehearsing her scenes on stage with the others. She plaits to be a part of Lodi Theatre for Youth in the future. Domunique Elizabefh Brusa as Sisfer Sophia "We see +he ligh+ of +he Holy Spirit shining in you and if is glorious We +hank God for yowl" —Your Family THE STAFF MARY BLACKFORD (Costumer) has been interested in costuming since she was 9 years old. She has costumed herself for reenactment events and her family of four for The Renaissance Fair each year. She has been assistant costumer for The Tempest, Ballet San Joaquin's Nutcracker, Habit Productions, Annie, SCE's The Wizard of 0z, and Live Oak School's Julius Caesar. This is her first production as costume designer and coordinator. MEGHAN JOHNSTON (Vocal Coach) a 1997 graduate of Lodi High School, received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in May from California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks, Ca. While at CLU, Meghan studied acting and voice and participated in the university's touring concert choir, women's quartet, and American Musical Theatre Ensemble, performing both as a soloist and a member of the chorus. Thanks to her musical theatre experience at CLU, which included a Rodgers and Hammerstein tribute concert, she is no stranger to The Sound of Music and is delighted to return to her hometown to be a part of this production. MIKE FALLON (Acting Instructor) Mike holds a Masters Degree in Theatre Arts and has been teaching theatre for over thirty years. Before coming to Lodi, he taught at Lake Tahoe Community College and was associated with their summer theatre program where he directed the very successful production of 'Annie Get Your Gun." Currently Mike teaches theatre at Lodi High School where he has been since 1985. DALE KLLPATRIC (Technical instructor) Dale Kilpatric studied technical theatre at San Francisco State University. He spent the last three summers as Technical Director at Music Circus in Sacramento while supervising the theatre scene shop at U.C. Davis during the school year. He is accomplished in all aspects of technical theatre and enjoys working with young people and passing on his knowledge. REX REYNOLDS (Director) In his nearly twenty years of experience in the theatre, Rex has acted, directed and created set, lighting and costume designs for over 100 shows. Rex has directed and/or designed numerous musicals including The Sound of Music, South Pacific, Man of LaRancha, Godspell, Grease, Brigadoon, Annie, and Oliver! Dear Megan, We all loved having you come home from Lodi Thea+re for Youth every day and share wi+h us every+hing you learned that day. Rachel really loved learning to waltz. We all were very happy for you when you were assigned three par+sll This truly has been a summer +o Remember{ Love, Dad, Mom, and Rachel LODI THEATRE FOR YOUTH HOUSE POLICY Cameras, Video Cameras, Tape Recorders: Recording devices of any type are prohibited in the auditorium. Recording of the performance is prohibited by law. Latecomers: Curtain times are prompt. As a courtesy to our audience and performers, late arrivals will be seated by an usher at an appropriate time. Pagers, Portable Telephones: Patrons are asked to turn paging devices and cellular telephones off or to a "no sound" setting upon entering the auditorium. One Ticket — One Person: In consideration of patron comfort and safety, all persons, including toddlers and babes -in -arms, must have a ticket. SPECIAL THANKS TO Charlene Lange (Hutchins Street Square), Theresa Yvonne, Lodi Arts Commission, and Lodi Arts Project Fund for their assistance in housing The Summer Musical Theatre Experience and for providing human resources assistance. Tuxedos of Lodi, Second Hand Rose, The Clothes Closet, Pret, Sheri's Hair Shop and Boutique, Ben and Marie Meidinger, March Hare Children's Shoppe, and The Leatherworks for providing materials and items for costumes and sets. Loretta Hildebrand, Virginia Taylor, Stacy Woltkamp, Paula Connors, Wendy Ehrhardt, Colleen Lindsay, and Sandy Stock -Ar for serving as assistant costumers. Frank Lentsch for dance instruction for the Laendlec Habit Productions (Holly and Jose Ilernandez)of Lathrop for much advice and encouragement and for providing costumes. Belle's Lodi Flower Shop for importing edelweiss. Michelle Lang and Dawn Range for scene painting. Margie Yacopetti and Annie Santos for the sponsorship program. channbg Cloth's GIs Fnr Kids �al�ette�g�aw►�ets�lceepsal�e ltevu.s�P�a!�wear'� speci,aL occassi3Ov*g0012s* EducatOMIRL Toles* &As � Boys Uothiq Sizes 0 to 16 209 Lakewood Mall Accurate Air Engineering, Inc. Elyse, GARDNER-DENVER• JOY• COOPER TURBO •DELTECM What a great habit to have. COMPLETE COMPRESSED AIR SYSTEMS Congratulations on your performance. SALES • SERVICE • RENTALS • PACKAGING Jim and Judy Peterson 110 N. Sacramento SI- • Lodi, CA 95241 Go get `em Adrienne Reynolds! (209) 334-4340 • (209) 334.0881 Good luck from a friend of your mom's. and Heath! OE"E PARTS —GG and Jenah Hutson 10113 A F16941EREO TRADEMARK Of JOY MCNNOLOOIES, ..c MID -CENTRAL VALLEY INSURANCE PRODUCERS, INC. 301 South Ham Lane, SuiteF Lodi, CA 95242 Jim Ehlers Senior Vice -President 209.334.4242 Direct 209.334.3201, x111 Fax 209.369.0684 Toll Free 800.498.8226 Stockton 209.957.4030 e-mail jehlersQmcvins.com DOW 0795406 Vem and Lee Ann weigtun 401 N. Hamm Lane Lodi, CA 95242 209.369.6288 TRIBUTES Congratulations and God's blessings Elyse, To Rex and Adrienne Reynolds, Wade, What a great habit to have. Heath, and Alex Schatz! Congratulations on your performance. —Willy and Dorothy Nitschke. Jim and Judy Peterson Good luck! Break a leg, Go get `em Adrienne Reynolds! and congratulations Adrienne, Rex, Wade, Good luck from a friend of your mom's. and Heath! Alicia Rodahaffer —GG and Jenah Hutson Elyse - Adrienne, Our special Star! Hope you had a great time this summer. —Love Al and Jackie —The Finnegan Family Anne Marie Yacopetd, We are so proud of you Alex, Wade, and May the leprechauns be near you, To Adrienne!"Break a leg!" spread luck along your way. And may all the —Debbie, Terry, and Becky Amen Irish angels, Smile upon you on this special Congratulations! Adrienne and day. I love you Anne Marie,—Aunt Rex Reynolds! Have A great show! Cathy —Marion and Art Frank To our God daughter Anne Marie, What a fun summer to remember! May your talents bring you success. We are Good Luck: Adrienne, Alex, and Wade! proud of you. —Mike and Janice Bedford —Walt and Marianne Bergstrom Rex, Alex Wade, and Adrienne- I am so proud of you Annie Yacopetti. Somewhere in your youth, you must have Good going. —Love Grandma Jean done something good. —Love Jenah Hutson Great job Annie! Adrienne, —Love Nadia Padilla Enjoy the experience. You go girlie! I love you! —Kelsey Sousa —Grandmother Phylis Yacopetti Danielle Go Beadle- Mania!! You've done a great job playing Marta! —Love Mom, Dad, and Garrett I'm so proud of you! I love you! I'm proud of my American sister Annie; —Mom —Love Hiromi Okuda - Bless you Sr. Margaretta a.k.a. Tricia Annie, Stockar —Love Mom and Dad Break leg et —Love,,Garrett P.S. You're the best sister a sister ever had! Proud supporters of —Love Lydia Lodi Theatre for Youth: To our shining stars, Kurt and Elsa. —Office Staples- School St, Lodi We love you! Great job! —Mom and Dad Rex, Adrienne, Alex, and Wade! —Steve Mayo TRIBUTES continued Good luck, Elyse —Isabel Rex Reynolds, Thanks for your contribution to the community. —The DeMoufins Good Luck Elyse. —Love, Natalie Dear Mother Abess, You sure look smashing in your habit. I'll see you on Broadway! —Love, Mom and Lulu Congratulations to Rex, Adrienne, and Elyse. I'm proud of all of you. —Linda Jewell Jacylyn Stokes, We think you are one of the best grmdaughters and we love you lots. —Love Grandma, Donna, and Papa john Jacylyn Stokes, You are our Sound of Music! —Love, Mom and Dad Jacylyn Stokes, You are great!! —Love always Danielle jacylyn Stokes, Go girl! You are our shining star. —Love, Papa Tom and Grandma Sandy Break a leg Elyse! —Chuck and Judy Fugazi Mikayla Lambeth, Roobear, you're always our "star"! —Loves, Mommy, B.C. , and the family Lisa, I am so proud of you. l love you. —Mom Ihr alle habi tuchtige gearbeitet. Viele Gluckwunsche an die ganze Mannschaft and we are so proud of you, Holly! Dear Nichole, Papa and Oma are proud and happy that you are in your first professional play. We are delighted that you are playing Louisa. This will be a beautiful experience for you and you will remember it for a lifetime. —Congratulations from your grandparents Ivan and Maria McDougal. Dear Christy, Papa and Oma are proud and happy that you are in your first professional play. We are delighted that you are playing Greti. This will be a beautiful experience for you and you will remember it for a lifetime. —Congratulations from your grandparents Ivan and Maria McDougal Rex - Thanks for a fun summer at IXY. Can't wait to do it again! —Danielle Battaglia To My Special Friends, Good luck on your performance. You'll do Great! Your friend, Julia Engel and Family Bockmon & Woody Electric Co., Inc. Industrial, Commercial, Residential Wiring License No. 588308 930 East Miner Ave., P.O. Box 1018 • STOCKTON, CA 95201 Telephone: (209) 464-4878 • FAX (209) 464-2615 SPONSORS Lodi Theatre for Youth applauds and thanks the following businesses and individuals for their commitment to our community and their continuing support of children's theatre programs. LTY relies on corporate and community donations to ensure high quality presentations to the community and to underwrite educational programs in theatre for children. Harvest Gold Level ($1,000 or more) Clark Pest Control Valley outdoor Advertising Harvest Silver Level ($500 to $999) Lakewood Drugs Wine Country Care Center Artistic Granite and Marble General Mills, Inc. Duncan Press Bob and Naomi Anderson Bill and Marge Sandeen of Hazel's Restaurant Family Practice and Women's Health Harvest Bronze Level ($250 to $499) Farmers and Merchants Bank Bank of Stockton Yacopetti Construction Robert Mondavi Winery at Woodbridge Phillips Farms & Vineyards Canandaigua Winery Zeiter Eye Medical Group, Inc. Bill and Lisa Stokes Dennis Steinkamp—Wulff Hansen and Company Erik and Maria Pronske and Family Anonymous Donation in Memory of Mrs. Esther Nusz Allergy Immunology and Asthma Medical Group—Drs. Bench & Dr. Yecies Friends of Lodi Theatre for Youth ($200 to $249) Rose S. Reynolds Kirsten Poore and Tolson Will Ownbey Nick and Penny Meyers Sheri's Hair Shop and Boutique Pacific Heart Association Medical Group — Daren Primack, M.D. California Orthopedic Physical Therapy — Eric Sorensen, P.T. Kirsten, Poore & Tolson—Certified Public Accountants Supporters of Lodi Theatre for Youth (up to $199) Susan Bertoldi Alice S. Corkum House of Coffees Bill and Sandy Crabtree & Family Van Ruiten-Taylor Winery Jessie's Grove Winery Weigum's Nursery Butcher Shop Karen Peters Insurance Belle's Lodi Flower Shop John Talbot Richard and Kim Lawce and Family Q �' -4� � • Q 00 M o 00 N � V� d CD ^ N O� Lo W moo., W O �QTt 00 � w N 'C ONO o• o x p N o� CD y M _ � y �+ C�PM U T % � O VJ) O Ca M EM4 m m �10 f F u Q o o 00 CD V� d CD ^ N O� Lo moo., �QTt 00 N N 'C ONO o CD CD y y �+ U � O VJ) O Ca M EM4 m m �10 u VAX V9951 Warehousing P.J. Vaz (209) 365-7530 960 So. Guild Ave. FAX (209) 365-7534 Lodi, CA 95240 SYDNEY WOLTKAMP TWintage Drywall. P.O. 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Lodi , CA,67-:3 1 ' 2 Lodi Arts Commission Year to Date Budget Report 2001-2002 July Patrons Class Site Revenue $112.50 $210.00 $385.00 $375.00 $75.00 $97.50 $37.50 $160.00 $150.00 $520.00 $0.00 $200.00 $900.00 $75.00 $120.00 $189.00 $56.00 $138.00 396 Total Patrons Total Gross Revenue $3,800.50 1111 Beg. Ballet Thomas Theatre 1112 Ballet I & II Thomas Theatre 1113 Pre -Pointe / Pointe Thomas Theatre 1114 Beg. Ballet Thomas Theatre 1115 Beg. Ballet Thomas Theatre 1116 Ballet I & It Thomas Theatre 1117 Beg. Ballet Thomas Theatre 20 1121 Tiny Tot Tap Thomas Theatre 1131 Jazz Dance Thomas Theatre 24 1211 Watercolor Arts Classroom 44 1213 Mixed Media Art Arts Classroom 1221 Cartooning and Caricature Arts Classroom 1222 Drawing the Natural Way Arts Classroom 1223 Comic Strip Techniques Arts Classroom 100 1231 Toddler Art Arts Classroom 1241 Pumpkin Painting Grounds 1242 Pumpkin Carving Grounds 1311 Modeling Thomas Theatre 1351 Scrapbook / Fun with Photos Arts Classroom 4 1421 Piano Practice Room #1 8 1431 Beg. Violin/ Viola Performing Arts Theatre 4 1432 Adv. Violin /Viola Performing Arts Theatre 1433 Chamber Music Performing Arts Theatre 1434 String Ensemble Performing Arts Theatre 1441 Musical Linguistics Arts Classroom 8 1451 Voice and Singing Practice Room #1 12 1461 Beg. Guitar Cottage Room 32 1475 Musical Theatre Classes Thomas Theatre 0 1476 Opera Workshop Thomas Theatre 8 1477 Opera Workshop Thomas Theatre 36 1478 Opera Workshop Performing Arts Theatre 2111 Beg. Ballroom Kirst Hall 2112 Inter. Ballroom Kirst Hall 2113 Adv. Ballroom Kirst Hall 12 2121 Beg. Tap Thomas Theatre 24 2122 Adv. Tap Thomas Theatre 28 2131 Beg. Bellydance Thomas Theatre 8 2132 Int. Bellydance Thomas Theatre 24 2133 Adv. Bellydance Thomas Theatre 2141 Beg. Folk Dance Kirst Hall 2142 Int. Folk Dance Kirst Hall 2341 Hatha Yoga Cottage Room 2561 Christmas Buffet Off Campus 2551 Cake Decorating Arts Classroom $112.50 $210.00 $385.00 $375.00 $75.00 $97.50 $37.50 $160.00 $150.00 $520.00 $0.00 $200.00 $900.00 $75.00 $120.00 $189.00 $56.00 $138.00 396 Total Patrons Total Gross Revenue $3,800.50 m Lodi Arty CONIMISSIO E W revue m Lodi Arty CONIMISSIO UNDERME (OWMNS Grab the kids and your picnic baskets for a summer evening of music Under the Columns! August 11th, 6:30 pm Latin Party Crew September 8th, 6:30 pm Stringin' Along Box Office 33q-8 i i q Lodi Arts COMMISSION