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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03 Junior University!, I T- Iv, I f :XLVL IV ED --CITY VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS -- -GRANT APPLICATION FORM City of San Bernardino —Fine Arts Commission I. Applicant /Organization Name of Organization Junior Universitv of San Bernardino, Inc. Physical Address 1001 E Highland Ave, San Bernardino Mailing Address PO Box 2356, San Bernardino, CA 92406 Telephone No. (909) 889 -0833 Cell Phone ( ) Non - Profit I.D. No. D- 049693 Website Address (if available) JuniorUniversity.o Number of Years in Existence or in Teaching 55 II. Contact Person Robert Kintner Title Treasurer Telephone No: (909) 393 -9353 E -mail address: Kintnerr@AOL.com III. Program Category Under which Support is Requested: Theater IV. Period of Support Requested: From 07/21/2017 Through 08/05/2017 Starting Ending Amount of Grant Requested $14,500 Total Organizational Budget for current fiscal year $145,800 (Not applicable to schools) Percent of total Organization Budget Requested. 10.0% 1 V. Project Description /Need Statement Junior University Musical Theatre will provide the residents of San Bernardino and the Inland Empire with a William R. Dixon original adaptation of 'Peter Pan'. This musical theater work, including a live orchestra, will involve over 100 young people in all aspects of production. Junior University's General Manager, Paul Reed, will oversee all Expenditures of funds for this program. Patsy Dixon, Artistic Director, will direct the artistic aspects of the production. The organizations commitment to our mission will be evaluated by our President, Robert Ritter. Junior University intends to meet two needs of the local San Bernardino area. 1. We will provide a forum for young people to perform in an educational environment under professional direction in music, drama, dance, and stagecraft; missing in today's schools. Our goal is to help young performers learn and apply the skills that are needed to succeed not only in theatre but in any collaborative environment The number of qualified young people at auditions is evidence of the reduction in school musical activities. 2. We will provide wholesome entertainment specifically designed to encourage family attendance; by offering the experience of quality musical theater, with a live orchestra, to a segment of the community that cannot afford 'professional' prices. The number of families attending our productions provides the best proof of the need for affordable family entertainment. Junior University would not exist without the strong ongoing support of many businesses in San Bernardino. Our partnerships include: 1) Dozens of businesses that provide donations for advertisements in our show program, 2) The Pizza Hut across from our venue passes out discount coupons to the show and donates 20 percent of the money they make selling pizzas during intermission and 3) local businesses underwrite two FREE nights of theatre for the underserved families of our community. VI. Realistic number of persons expected to benefit from this program. a) Number of persons paid by attendance 5800 b) Number of persons admitted by no fee 1700 c) Number of classes and /or performances scheduled /length of display_ 35 classes (rehearsals) and 14 performances d) Total attending classes /performances /displays /exhibits VII. Intended Results: 7650 Target Group(s) Ages 9 to 29 The Whole Family Time Frame 6/15-8/8 7/21-8/5 Number of performances /classes, 35 classes (rehearsals) 14 performances exhibits Anticipated maximum audience, Participants: 100 Participants: 150 participants, etc. udience: 7,500 VIII. Proiect Budget What are the project expenses, and how much is requested from the Fine Arts Commission (FAQ? Line Item Expenses Brief Description of each Total Budget per line -item Total amount requested 2017 Anticipated Corporate Sponsors line item for this project from FAC Salary & Wages Stipends for production $44,650.00 $14,500.00 2017 Anticipated Concession Sales staff and orchestra 2017 Anticipated Capital Equipment Sales $27,000.00 Supplies & Material Show, Concessions and $38,150.00 0.00 bowl Equipment Equipment rental, repair $5,050.00 0.00 and purchase Printing & Postage Printing and postage $7,650.00 0.00 Fixed Assets /Rentals Storage rent * $19,000.00 0.00 Advertisement Advertisement $12,500.00 0.00 Fees & Other Maintenance, insurance $18,800.00 0.00 and telephone TOTAL EXPENSES AND $145,800.00 $14,500.00 AMOUNT REQUESTED * Junior University' purpose is to produce a single summer show. Therefore we have provided our annual budget, including storage rent, as our 'project budget'. What are other sources of funding for this project? Grants, Contributions, Revenue (such as ticket sales, etc.) Name of funding source Amount committed to this project 2017 Commitments from: Immanuel Baptist Church $3,000.00 2017 Anticipated Corporate Sponsors $22,000.00 2017 Anticipated Individual Donations $20,300.00 2017 Anticipated Ticket Sales $33,500.00 2017 Anticipated Program Advertisements $12,000.00 2017 Anticipated Concession Sales $13,500.00 2017 Anticipated Capital Equipment Sales $27,000.00 TOTAL AMOUNT $131,300.00 4 IX. Future Objectives After a great amount of deliberation, the Board of Directors of Junior University has made the painful decision that 2017 will be our last year staging our shows at The Bowl in Perris Hill Park. Our productions have witnessed an almost fifty percent drop in attendance from our "best" years (1995 — 2004). While attendance of 7,000 is admirable for a community theatre; we have decided that the continual decline in attendance makes it impossible to justify the cost and commitment required in setting up, and taking down, our theater each year. Because the Board still believes that Junior University is an important element of our community, we want it to continue. We have entered into a partnership with Aquinas High School to use their new Performing Arts Center to stage our productions, allowing us to continue to serve the Inland Empire community from a location within City of San Bernardino. With this move, we will be utilizing a space outfitted for stage productions and therefore not require most of the technical equipment we have needed at the Bowl. Our plans are to sell our equipment after Peter Pan to help offset the projected budget overrun. We anticipate that this move will allow us to produce family musicals for many more years. 5 X. Provide a brief history /background of your organization /school project (s). (What you have done before in this category of the arts. Junior University began in 1962 as a children's summer activity in the backyard of Robert and Barbara Henley. One hundred and fifty people saw the first show. Since 1963, Junior University's musical shows have been original adaptations of familiar children's stories written and scored by William R. Dixon. In 1965, the Henleys and William and Patricia Dixon formed a non - profit corporation. That year, the popular productions found a home at Roosevelt Bowl in San Bernardino's Perris Hill Park. A full orchestra composed of local musicians and students was added in 1968. In 1994 Mr. Dixon passed away. Junior University continues our summer family tradition by updating shows from 25 original musicals written by William R. Dixon. These musical adaptations are based on classic children's stories and are all targeted for a family audience. For fifty -four years, Junior University has provided San Bernardino and the Inland Empire the best family entertainment while offering an exciting and educational experience for young people. Cast members range from 9 years old to beyond college age, with teenagers as the majority. Because Junior University is such a large commitment in both time and energy, it often involves the entire family. The rewarding learning experience is a wonderful opportunity for new friendships in addition to providing a stepping stone for those interested in professional and community theater. In 2005 we extended our commitment to the area youth by starting a scholarship program. Our goal is to keep ticket prices from increasing beyond the reach of the underserved families in our community. There is a wide range of donation options provided. These include the cast bowl -a -thon, individual donations, program advertisements, and corporate sponsors. Past Sponsors include: Edison International, The Thomas J. Long Foundation, Century 21 Lois Lauer Realty, The Kenneth T. & Eileen L. Norris Foundation, PrimeLine Products Co., Wells Fargo Foundation, The Press - Enterprise, Arrowhead Credit Union, Immanuel Baptist Church, San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, Gresham Savage, Inland Empire Health Plan and the James Irvine foundation. We continue to add to the list. XI. Attach a copy of your last fiscal year financial report, audited or unaudited. This does not apply to schools or parks. Failure to submit this will result in rejection of your application. CERTIFICATION: Project Officer: Title General Manager Telephone No: 951 - 837 -4697 Cell Phone No.: 909 - 435 -1616 Email Address: oreed132C@email.com Date 02/01/2017 List Board of Directors and Officers (does not apply to parks and schools) (Include names, addresses, and telephone numbers.) President Bob Ritter 7 XI 2016 UNAUDITED FINANCIAL REPORT Category 2016 Actual 2016 Budget over /(under) SHOW INCOME Ticket Sales $30,190.98 $34,700.00 ($4,509.02) Concessions $6,584.60 $11,000.00 ($4,415.40) Program Advertising $11,679.45 $12,000.00 ($320.55) Sales $6,251.00 $6,500.00 ($249.00) SUBTOTAL $54,706.03 $64,200.00 ($9,493.97) NON -SHOW INCOME Individual Donations $20,634.12 $19,400.00 $1,234.12 Corporate Sponsors $21,600.00 $35,000.00 ($13,400.00) City Grant $11,500.00 $7,500.00 $4,000.00 Scholarship $1,090.00 $900.00 $190.00 Interest, Savings Accounts $8.64 $10.00 ($1.36) SUBTOTAL $54,832.76 $62,810.00 ($7,977.24) ITOTAL INCOME $109,538.79 $127,010.00 ($17,471.21) PRODUCTION STAFF & ORCHESTRA Royalties $5,750.00 $5,75CI.00 $0.00 Production Staff Stipends $7,600.00 $9,400.00 ($1,800.00) Orchestra / Music Expenses $14,900.00 $15,950.00 ($1,050.00) SUBTOTAL $28,250.00 $31,100.00 ($2,850.00) SCENERY /TECHNICAL Scenery $17,075.73 $16,350.00 $725.73 Costumes and Makeup $6,162.51 $7,000.00 ($837.49) Technical $2,107.32 $2,750.00 ($642.68) Equipment Rental $640.00 $2,000.00 ($1,360.00) SUBTOTAL $25,985.56 $28,100.00 ($2,114.44) OTHER SHOW EXPENSES Advertising / Public Relations $8,651.85 $8,650.00 $1.85 Security $10,380.50 $10,800.00 ($419.50) Printing (Program,Tickets, Posters. Music) $4,856.19 $8,200.00 ($3,343.81) Facilities $1,347.07 $3,100.00 ($1,752.93) Concession / Sales Items $7,504.16 $9,150.00 ($1,645.84) Cast Sales Incentives $1,075.00 $1,300.00 ($225.00) Miscellaneous $235.00 $500.00 ($265.00) SUBTOTAL $34,049.77 $41,700.00 ($7,650.23) NON -SHOW EXPENSES General Manager Stipend $500.00 $500.00 $0.00 Storage Facilities $18,205.00 $18,200.00 $5.00 Insurance $3,374.00 $3,500.00 ($126.00) Accounting Fees $100.00 $100.00 $0.00 Telephone $759.52 $650.00 $109.52 Scholarship $1,089.00 $1,600.00 ($511.00) General Office Expense $1,438.02 $1,560.00 ($121.98) SUBTOTAL $25,465.54 $26,110.00 ($644.46) PROJECTS & CAPITAL $8,829.33 $4,000.00 $4,829.33 ITOTAL EXPENSES $122,580.20 $131,010.00 ($8,429.80) SAN BERNARDINO FINE ARTS COMMISSION 2016 -17 GRANTS INTERIM REPORT To Grantees: Your organization received a grant from the City of San Bernardino Fine Arts Commission to be used between July 1, 2016 -June 30, 2017. To help us monitor the effectiveness of our process of awarding grants to arts organizations in San Bernardino, please fill in the form below as fully as you can at this time. We are only asking for events, classes, etc. already completed. Return, attached to your new application to: Fine Arts Commission, Office of the City Clerk, City of San Bernardino, 300 North D Street, 2nd Floor, San Bernardino, CA 92418 by February 15, 2017 1. Name of Organization: Junior University of San Bernardino, Inc. 2. Project /Event Name: Production of William R. Dixon's "Sleeper Beauty" 3. Dates of Project: July 1, 2016 thru August 6, 2016 4. Total Numbers Attending: As audience Anticipated: 8,850 Actual: 6,705 As participants Anticipated: 150 Actual: 150 Of these, how many were Under 18 Est 3,000 Over 18 Est 3,855 5. How much was your grant? $11,500 6. How much of your project was funded from other sources (including ticket sales)? $98,039 7. How important was the grant from SB Fine Arts Commission to the success of your project: Funding from SB Fine Arts Commission has allowed us to keep our ticket prices low for the benefit of those families that do not have the money to attend professional live theatre. 8. What impact (if any) has your project had locally? Junior University provides both a forum for young people to perform in an educational environment and wholesome entertainment specifically designed to encourage family attendance. Please fill in the amount granted and the expenditure figures for your project. FAC Grant Amount $ Expenditures $ Production Staff and Orchestra $ 28,250 Scenery and Technical (FAC $11,500) $25,986 Other Show Expenses includes security) $34,050 Non -show Expenses Includes storage) $25,465 Projects & Capital Expenses $ 8,829 TOTAL =_ $122,580 9. Were the aims of your project achieved? What aspects went particularly well, or not so well? The production of William R. Dixon's "Sleeping Beauty" was well received by our audience. Many families returned for a second and third time. Unfortunately, our productions have witnessed an almost fifty percent drop in attendance from our "best" years (1995 — 2004). If possible, please send a photograph, a program or copies of press articles relating to your project. A program for our 2016 production is included. Junior University Musical Theatre Lw�'1 MI an original adaptation music and lyrics by William R. Dixon July 22 "a — August 6`'' 54t'' summer season, 2016 9:15AM • 10:50AM At Immanuel Baptist church, family values is more than a catch phrase, it's a commitment. It is a commitment to provide a nlanp JUNIOR UNIVEVATY MUSICAL TIIEA E Director Choreographer Choral Director Stage Manager Assistant Stage Manager Scenic Design Conductor Costume Design Costume Design & Construction Consultant Make -up Design Lighting Design Audio Engineer General Manager Logo Design Paul Reed Light Board Script Editors House Managers Stage Crew Chief Music Editor & Vocal Scores Properties Master Carpenters Scenic Artist Rehearsal Pianist Audition Pianist Assistant Director Assistant Choreographers Audio Engineer Apprentice Music Librarian Assistant to Patricia Dixon Show Security Mike Roche Painter Molly Griffin Lighting Installation Roger Biddick Lighting Technician Dan Herrmann Assistant House Manager Bob King Auditions Rochelle Campbell, Mary Kintner Show Sportswear Alice Lakes - Anderson 3 Anna Hightower Lieren King Chris Wade Artistic Director Gary Geis Patricia C. Dixon Judy King Austin Reyes Aguayo Stephen Razo Cristy Conrad Mary Kintner Nina Hart Mendoza Jessica Shelton Roger Biddick Patrick Payne Gary Geis Anna Hightower & Patricia Dixon Robert & Mary Kintner Matt Beall Dolly Dixon -Payne Kathy Saurette Molly & James Griffin Kerry Jones Brad Kaenel Brad Kaenel Emily Young Erin Tierney & Gabby Mason Jacob Klein Patricia Dixon Gary Geis Biography Board Kathy Saurette Stage Door Patricia C. Dixon Ticket Sales Rochelle Campbell, Judy King, Marci Burdette, Mary Kintner Publicity Kelly Uminski Program Design, Photography & Posters Bob Ritter Advertising Bob King Director's Notes Sleeping Beauty has always been one of my favorite fairy tales. As a child, it held an aura of mystery and magic for me. I still remember going to see JU's Sleeping Beauty in 1996 and being captivated by the characters on stage. As we grow up, that sense of wonder often goes away. We get bogged down in the practicalities of life, the disappointments we experience, the tragedies that happen around us... and we forget that, if we look for it, there is still good all around us. There is still love, and joy, and miracles — we just have to be open to seeing it. I hope that this play will not only be a magical experience for the children who see it, but will serve as a reminder to the adults in the audience to keep their eyes open. I'd like to thank the cast, crew, parents, production team, and board ofJunior University for devoting their summer to the pursuit of theatre magic. On their behalf, I thank you for your support ofJunior University and live theatre. We hope that you enjoy the show. Anna Hightower 4 An � Mg� tower Director Anna is thrilled to be directing this summer's production at Junior University, after spending many of her own childhood summers on this stage. Her directing credit-8 include last summer's Jungle Book, and A Philadelphia Story and Hairspray at John W. North High School, where she is the theatre teacher. She has been seen performing across the country; her favorite roles include Olive in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Sandra in All Shook Up, and Rapunzel in Into the Woods. Anna is grateful to the JU family for continuing to support her love of theatre, Sleeping Beauty's amazing production staff, cast and crew for all of their hard work, her parent,8 for the many nights they spent driving her to rehearsal, and her husband for going on this journey with her. Choreographer LIEPEN KING Lieren is very excited to be back choreographing her third production with Junior University! Sleeping Beauty was the first JU show Lieren saw and that her brother was in. She has always wanted to be involved with it again at some point. Currently Lieren is working on obtaining her boards in different fields for ultrasound technology, which she graduated from last year. While studying for those, Lieren is also working at a high risk OB Dr's office as an ultrasound tech, m well as teaching dance at Valverde school of performing arts and line dance at the Brandin' Iron. Having had Snow White as her first JU choreographer experience followed by Jungle Book last year, Lieren hopes to have many more years in her future with this amazing organization. She can't thank this organization enough for how much it has shaped her life growing up and the difference it has made. She hopes it will always be a part of her life. Rosie / Amber Rose KELSEY CAULDREN Robert / Robbie CHARLES JOHNSON Prince Val CAMERON WEBB Prop Lady / Endora SARAH WILLIAMS Costumer / Samantha SAVANNAH HLEBASKO Head Tech / Tabitha JULIA FLORES Queen Gertrude DOMINIQUE ARAIZA- CAULDWELL King Rupert RAYMUNDO ZARAGOZA, JR. Lucretia CORRENA HARRIA Yark MICHAEL GARCIA Cher AHLORA SMITH Sonny JAKOB- CONSTANTINE SCHNEKENBURGER Diana MIRANDA ARRIOLA Charles JOHN PEREZ Bonnie AMANDA STEEMAN Clyde GAVIN DURAN Juliette AUDREY GALL Romeo HENRY SIGMAN Minnie AVA PETERSON Mickey D'VAE LANG Ginger MICHELLE BEES Fred AARON PREADER Annette REMY BOYER Frankie KINGSLEY MALANG Cleo NATALIE BRYANT Anthony DESMOND ROBERTS Cindi MICHELLE BEES Linda KATIE SAVAGE Mark MATHIAS QUILON Janet ARIANNA VILA Rodney SAMUEL ROCKNEY Young Val DAVID DAINKO PLEASE - Keep aisles clear during the show. (Refreshments are not sold until intermission.) No flash photography during the show. Turn off cell phones and pagers. Do not go on stage, on the stage ramp, or backstage at any time. Refrain from smoking until you are out of Roosevelt Bowl. 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LOS ANGELES (2 1 3) 2 1 3 -'7249 G R ES HAM I SA\VFAG E IS PROUD TO SUPPORT Ju's PRODUCTION OF ett�t�� O Synopsis of Scenes and Musical Numbers ACT I Prologue - Rehearsal Hall Scene 1 Grand Hall, The Palace "Christening Song" ........................ ............................... ..........................Court Ensemble "We Bring You Three Wishes" ... ............................... ..........................Fairy Godmothers "A Normal Day At The Palace" . ............................... .........................Robbie & Courtiers Scene 2 - Amber Rose's Bed Chamber "What's So Different About Us ?" ....................... ..........................Amber Rose & Robbie "I've Got It!" ....... ............................... ...........................King Rupert & Queen Gertrude Scene 3 - Grand Hall, The Palace "I've Got It!" ..................... ...........................King Rupert, Queen Gertrude, & Courtiers Scene 4 - The Crystal Palace "Crystal Palace" .................................. ............................... ..........................The Luvlies "If It's The Last Thing I Ever Do" .............. ............................... .......................Lucretia Scene 5 - The Forest - Road to the Palace " Masculinity" .................. ............................... .........................Prince Val & The Valiants "I Wouldn't Want To Be A Human" ..... ............................... ............................The Krogs Scene 6 - Grand Hall, The Palace "The Masquerade Ball" ................................ ............................... ......................Courtiers "Dance In His Arms" ................ ............................... ..........................Fairy Godmothers Scene 7 - Amber Rose's Bed Chamber " Someday" .......................................... ............................... ..........................Amber Rose ACT II Entr'acte Scene lA - Rehearsal Hall Scene 1 - The Crystal Palace "We Had `em Right In The Palm Of Our Hand" .............. ............................The Luvlies "The Kissing Lesson" ............................... .......................Lucretia & the Three Prisoners Scene 2 - The Bramble Covered Palace "Safe And Sound" ................................ ............................... ............................The Krogs Scene 3 - Amber Rose's Bed Chamber "Another Time, Another Place" .................... ............................... .........................Robbie "Sleeping Beauty" ..................................... ............................... .......................Ensemble Epilogue - Rehearsal Hall Sleeping Beauty Waltz courtesy of Peter llyich Tchaikovsky I ••1 t t elebir ierney v v �_ A Professional Law Corporation JUNIOR UNIVERSITY'S 54t "YEAR of MUSIC V- MAGIC Helping Injured People in the Inland Empire Since 1973 i Specialties Attorneys Of Counsel 909,335.0444 • Wrongful Death Douglas F. 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Levin wwwwtwdaw.COm 9 Rehearsal Kids Ensemble ANDREA MORENO Ladies in Waidng GAVIN DURAN NICOLE ELLIS JULIA LAMBERT NANCY KATT CLAIRE HONG BIANCA CONTRERAS JAKOB- CONSTANTINE SCHNEKENBURGER MIA PETERSON ABIGAIL HLEBASKO SUMMER Royal Court Couples HANNAH FOATE Krogs KINGSLEY MALANG EMMA PETERSON Nhog: RYLEE SCHMIDT DIANA BAHENA HANNAH VALADEZ Karm: BENJAMIN CRUZ GAVIN DURAN ELIZA SANDOVAL Adnil: SAIGE STEWART DAPHNE MOLLER JULIA LAMBERT Tenaj: TERESA HOWICK MICHELLE BEES Yendor: PAUL WELSH HENRY SIGMAN King's Footmen Derf: RUBEN MALDONADO ANDREA MORENO KEVIN GOMEZ AUBREY HOLST JOHN PEREZ JAELON MCKNIGHT VALAD EZ SUMMER AARON PREADER KASSIDY BURDETTE JORDYN O'ROURKE MELODY ANGEL JAKOB- CONSTANTINE SCHNEKENBURGER ISIS BEAVEN MARINA GARRISON SAVANNAH CASTILLO DESMOND ROBERTS SYMPHONY-ANGELA TOMLINSON SARAH MORGAN AUSTIN MCCONNELL D'VAE LANG KYLEE AYALA FREELAND GONZALES AMIR SINGLETON DAVID DAINKO TREVOR WILLIAMS KASSIAH HARPER ANGELICA SANDOVAL AALIYAH LUCAS CRYSTAL GREEN Boyal Page Boys MATHIAS QUILON SAMUEL ROCKNEY Royal Maids ARIANNA VILA KATIE SAVAGE CLAIRE HONG Prisoners BOB KING MIKHAIL MURRAY PAUL REED SCOTT BOYER RYAN HIGHTOWER Understudies TIM ROCKNEY Amber Rose: AMANDA STEEMAN Robbie: RAYMUNDO ZARAGOZA JR. King Rupert: KINGSLEY MALANG Fairy Godmother Swing: REMY BOYER The Looking Glass Studio of Performing Arts Ballet Tap Acting Jazz Contemporary Vocal (-lip Hop Kinder- Theatre Piano Guitar and home of The San Bernardino Teen Music Workshop W e, stA cep et y co v�cLt -uctc tie, Panay -0 ux -w atvi d,, tTt�-_, e4i i'w e, at-C;Lff C4' e�w, o r c env a. c"A d, cce&t" of S Le ep wig' 3 ecc4 e y • ♦ . vige-V . . A ♦ • ,- A vvc14,ect, X4 • • ♦ • i 9 The JU Orchestra CONDUCTOR STEPHEN QAZO Flute Debbie McDonald Karen Hanson Oboe Francis Scoggin Clarinet Richie Odandi Elise Hill Julie Miramontes Alto Sax Ben Gonzales Greg Trujillo Tenor Sax Dakota Daugherty Baritone Sax Nathan McCuistion Trumpet tlmado Ruvalcava Jesse Pradetto Charlie Slaton French Horn 1ludie bruneau Savannah Terrell Trombone Susan Collins Avalido Aguine Piano brad Kaenel Bass Lenny Gretch Drums Patrick D. Tavarez Percussion Miles Winokur Stephen Quo Conductor Orchestra Conductor Stephen Dazo has had an extensive and varied career in the music field. He is a former awardwinning high school instrumental music director, an accomplished former Air force military band commander, a published composer /arranger, and currently conducts the prestigious Moreno Valley Wind Symphony. Mr. Dazo began his professional career as a high school music education where he directed award winning high school programs in California and Arizona. Later he entered the Air force band program as a commander. As an Air force military band commander, he was the Deputy Band Commander at the Air force Academy, band Commander of the Air University band, Montgomery, Al, and the commander of the band of the Air force Deserve in Warner Robins, GA. While under his command, the Air University band and the band of the Air force Reserve received the Air force Outstanding Unit Award. Mr. Dazo is currently Director of External Affairs for the bureau of Land Management, California Desert District, located in Moreno Valley, Ca. besides the Moreno Valley Wind Symphony, Mr. Dazo enjoys conducting youth musicals such as Riverside Children's Theater and Junior University to help enhance the artistic growth of today's youth. Chries Wade - Vocal Music Director Chris is thrilled to be joining the tradition of JU for the first time and is honored to be working with such talented and dedicated young artists. At 10 he began touring Internationally with The All- American Boys Chorus, filming national commercials, meeting pre sidents and making recordings. At 16, Chris began following his passions for acting musical theatre, starring in (among others) SBCLO's JC Superstar in 1994! Chris sang and danced on cruise lines for a long while, then found his way to NYC where he met, worked with and cast as the lead into one his own musicals one Mrs. Anna Hightower! They have been collaborating and working together ever since! In New York, de Chris worked with many organizations (including The Children's Acting Acamy, Wingspan Arts, Midori Foundation and NY City Public Schools). Now based in SoCal, Chris continues to write, arrange, produce and perform with his own company, Chris Wade Music Productions. Chris has been busy singing at private and corporate parties and events, and will be making recordings for BMG Licensing company with his Gospel -Pop group RAISE, a well as his caroling company The Jolly Holidays. Chris and his singers wilt be heard in a documenta�ryy about re- 9/11 to be featured at the 9111 museum in N.Y. Please feel free to check out his website (ChrisWade;7US1c.com� and FB pages ( Facebook. com /ChrisWadeMusicProductions)! Chris saps, "It has been such a pleasure to work with all the staff, crew and production team at JU, who are so welcoming and who run such a terrific organization which cultivates and nurtures young talents, and enriches the artistic environment and culture in San Bernardino and the Inland Empire. I am proud to be a part of such an important tradition!" 10 Makeup Crew Mayor Carey Davis; San Bernardino City Council; S.B. East Gate V.P. Team Robert Kintner Treasurer Kaija Cauldron Dominic Castro Patty Rodriguez C08tume Marylynn Arriola Juan Razo Dolores Ramirez Construction McKenna Burdette Chris Lee Terrill Wickham Yvette tlmaro Vickey Flores Dominic Mendoza Cheryl McClung cSheri Cruz Madison Lara Jeflder Barnes Gina Gall Lucy Herring Merri Williams Nicole Rockney Cindy Duran Maria Hong Crew Rachael Valadez Nichole Rockney estgge Buffi Quuinlin Elizabeth Welsh Matt Beall Patsy Dixon Mike Roche JU's THANK YOU! Board of Junior University wishes to thank each Directors of the following valuable contributors to this year's production: Bob Ritter Mayor Carey Davis; San Bernardino City Council; S.B. President Rochelle Campbell Parks, Recreation & Community Services: Mickey Valdivia; V.P. S.B. Police Department; Chief Jarrod Burguan; CSUSB Robert Kintner Treasurer Drama Department; Paul C. Belden; Heemstra Signs: Bill, Judy King Bob & Tim Heemstra; The Press, Radio & Television; Secretary Paul Reed Immanuel Baptist Church; Mary Kehew; Ticktockers, S.B. Gen. Manager Chapter; Looking Glass Studio of Performing Arts, Ron Roger Biddick Cocking & Gloria McMillan; Sherman Ballard; Wirz and Barbara Bray Marci Burdette Company Printing, Inc., Annette Webb; Media House Patricia C. 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DIXON MEMOVI L ENDOWMENT FUND JUNIOR UNIVERSITY MUSICAL THEATRE As one of Junior University's cofounders, William R. Dixon's gentle spirit and quiet drive for excellence continue to be both a cornerstone and a guiding light for the organization today. In December 2000, Junior University launched the William R. Dixon Memorial Endowment Fund with a gala Christmas concert. Billy has left us with a priceless gift, the magic of his imagination. It is through your generous donations, that we can guarantee that Billy's spirit will continue to bring joy to the families in our community. The purpose of this fund is to preserve, protect and produce the original works of William R. Dixon. Our plan for the endowment is to develop a strong base of community support and then to reach out to major corporate and private foundations. Your donation to the William R. Dixon Memorial Endowment Fund will help to assure Billy's work will be available to future generations. Mail your check made out to "Wm. R. Dixon Endowment" to Junior University, PO Box 6471, San Bernardino CA 92412. Thank you for your support Junior University is a 501(c)(3) non - profit organization, federal ID number D- 049691 011okyle If you are wanting a Christian based infant, preschool, kindergarten or before and after school transportation care for your child, please give us a call or stop by for a visit. We have dedicated teachers who love children and an office staff ready to answer your questions. Shank cym! License Number: 364801544 364803616 364830517 21 Give us a call at : 862 -6641 Or visit our website: www.ibchighland.org /dayschool Teddy Bear Tymes Child Care Center 900 E. Gilbert St., San Bernardino (909) 387 -0550 s; Cmgratulations TBT Grad x =� DAVID DAINKO! 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In order to encourage the continued production of shows like the one you are watching tonight, we urge you to become a part of Junior University s sponsorship program. Your contribution can make a difference in the lives of children and young adults as they develop skills in the theatre arts. No contribution is too small (or too large!), and all are gratefully accepted. All contributions are tax deductible. The satisfaction of helping is not the only benefit you will receive. Contributors at the level of $50 and above also receive family tickets with preferred entry and preferred seating. A gift of only $30 will confer status as a Contributor, a gift of $50 will confer status as a Sponsor, a gift of $100 will confer status as a Patron, a gift of $250 will confer status as a member of the Director s Circle, and a gift of $500 or more will confer status as a member of the Producer s Circle. Recognition of contributions made prior to the printing of this program is shown on our Sponsor page. INLAND DANCE THEATRES, INC. Announces T71wl IV U TC/ZA C KER D oc,,. 8 tYww 11 2 016 Auditions will be held September 9 & 10, 2016, For information call 909 - 862 -0640 22 JUNIOR UNIVERSITY MUSICAL THEATRE SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM - 2016 CORPORATE The City of San Bernardino Fine Arts Commission San Manuel Band of Mission Indians Immanuel Baptist Church Inland Empire Health Plan Firefighters Local 891 PRODUCER'S CIRCLE The Campbell Family Foundation Bruce & Nancy Varner Gary Geis Blythe Anderson DIRECTOR'S CIRCLE Sherman & Joanne Ballard • Paulson Orthodontics • Alice Anderson Patrick & Deon Garcia • Dick, Becky & Tawny Cockrum Mary & Robert Kintner • Terri & Ed Dainko • Phil & Theresa Savage PATRON William R. Dixon Family • Susan & Paul Shimoff • Charlie Slaton The Kehew Family • Ethel McAfee • Olaf & Beverly Dahle Bobbie Terrell • Ada Kellers • The Hulse Family • Megan Long Ron & Wanda Skipper • Phil & Lynda Savage • Michael L. Ward Robert & Ryma Hagen • Larry & Joyce Brown • Pat & Sally Morris Abby & Ellie Alldredge • Twyla Lee & Al & Dixie Karlson • Ward & Ward Dr Thelma & Andrea Press • Dan & Abby Flores • Manuel A. Salinas Gina Neri & Laura Corral — Flores • Gary Geis • Joseph C. Hohl The Hong Family • Janis & Tom Waltman • Knights of Columbus #4488 Anonymous • Robertson's Redi Mix • Jerry Brooks / Costal Metals Drs. Thomas & Terrill Wickham • Kassidy Burdette • The Saurette Family Jack & Meri Butler • Danita King • Carol & Don Johnson • Barbara Ripley Theresa & Henry Wolfe • Richard & Yana Cabrera • Joseph C. Azios SPONSOR Dr. Sue Abel • Dr. Susan Shodahl • Tom Dodson & Associates Evelyn Wilson • Gene, Scott & Cameron • Rich & Susie Herbst Susan M. Perkins • Dan & Marcia Lewis • Nathan & Vicki Lopez Bruce Coonrod & Family • Art & Della McKinster • Michael Almeraz Alvin & Portia Fischer • Jesse & Yvonne Martinez • The Newbry Family The LaTourette Family • The Hlebasko Family • Judy & Steve Figueroa Tamara Holder • Guide Dogs of the Desert 21 culture ofgiving 0m, Education ► Health lo, Economic Development * Special Projects San Manuel Community Outreach SAN ` MANUEL BAND OF M155I0N IINDLANS sanmanuel-nsn.gov 909-864-8933 24 he dream that has become Junior University began long before tonight's production. Through the vision of founders Robert Henley and William R. Dixon, Junior University has become more than a troupe of performers providing quality entertainment for the San Bernardino valley, more than a training ground for aspiring young actors. It has become a true family; a family which continues to grow and to spread the musical enchantment of the many Dixon shows produced over the 54 years of Junior University's history. In 1962, the late Robert Henley sought a way to provide both an outlet for the youthful energy of the neighborhood children and a way of imparting to them a love for the theatre. That summer, he and his wife Barbara decided to produce a children's show in their backyard. After a second popular production F.< in 1963, Henley met with William and Patricia Dixon to begin a collaboration on the William R. Dixon, Composer & Co-Founder next show. The two men incorporated Junior University in 1964 and since then Bill Dixon's music has been the heart of Junior University productions. Over the years, hundreds of young people have enjoyed their own fairy tale stories as they have received the opportunity, through Junior University, to display their talents. "There is no one person in this valley who changed more young lives positively than William R. Dixon," reflected Bob Henley at Dixon's memorial in 1994. "He understood good stories ... ideas that piqued the interest of kids. If you can get the interest of children, you can work with them. Teach them. Communicate with them." Wayne Scott said, "Bill Dixon always i, found, encouraged, and developed the very best in people... The art of Billy Dixon works. It offers hope. It reaches people. It touches people. It moves people. It changes people... Billy Dixon and his art will continue to touch lives and make a difference in our world for years to come." Robert Henley, Co-Founder PA Although both Robert Henley and William R. Dixon have passed on, Junior University is proud to continue the work they began. As a non - profit public benefit corporation, Junior University relies on ticket sales, program advertising, concessions, and the efforts of volunteers. If you are interested in learning more about Junior University, please call 909- 889 -0833 or write to P.O. Box 2356, San Bernardino CA 92406. Auditions for next year's show will be held at 9:00 AM on May 6 and 13, 2017. Check for the location on our Website, which can be found at www.junioruniversity.org. Gabby Mason Assistant Choreographer Gabby is thrilled to be a part of the production staff in her first show as assistant choreographer. She started ballet at five, joined the musical theatre world as a high school freshman and has been doing theatre ever since. She particularly loved dancing in "Chicago the Musical" in 2014. The first JU show she did was "The Jungle Book" in 2008, and she has also been a part of "Aladdin," "Robin Hood," "The Wizard of Oz" and "Snow White." She would like to thank Lieren King for the opportunity to work on this wonderful production and Erin Tierney, her partner in crime for this show. She also thanks the cast, crew, and production staff for all their hard work to make this show come to life. Erin Tierney Assistant Choreographer Erin is super excited to be back as an assistant choreographer for the second summer in a row! She assisted with "Jungle Book" last summer, and has also performed in every JU show for the past 9 years. You may recognize her from "The Wizard of Oz," where she played the role of Dorothy in JU's 50th anniversary production. Her other roles include Babette in "Cinderella," Zingara the Gypsy Queen in "Snow White," and many others. Her first show with JU was actually "Sleeping Beauty" in 2006! Erin is currently a senior at Cal State Fullerton, where she is earning her BFA in Musical Theatre. Having gained her love for theatre at JU, she hopes to continue pursuing her love for theatre professionally. Because Junior University is not just a theatre group, but also an educational organization, we have developed a scholarship program for our participants. The purpose of the scholarships is to reward deserving participants who have demonstrated a commitment to theatrical arts. At least one scholarship is awarded to a cast member for artistic excellence and efforts are made to see that at least one is awarded to a back stage, lighting, costume, make -up or sound volun- teer for technical assistance. It is the intent of the Board that the money be used to continue their education. Donations to this worthwhile cause can be made to Junior University, PO Box 2356, San Bernardino, CA 92406. (Be sure to earmark your check for the scholarship fund.) 26 Junior University 54 Magical Years of Musical Theatre 1963 Red Shoes 1989 Snow White; A Christmas Carol 1964 Ghost of the Chinese Elm; 1990 Pinocchio; A Christmas Carol Felipe & the President 1991 Huck Finn; A Christmas Carol 1965 Ichabod, The Prince & the Pauper 1992 The Wizard of Oz 1966 Alice in Wonderland; Shegami 1993 Peter Pan 1967 Pied Piper 1994 The Jungle Book 1968 Rumpelstiltskin 1995 Sleeping Beauty 1969 Sinbad 1996 Aladdin 1970 Tom Sawyer 1997 Robin Hood 1971 Pinocchio 1998 Alice in Wonderland 1972 The Wizard of Oz 1999 Tom Sawyer; A Christmas Carol 1973 Robin Hood 2000 Cinderella; A Christmas Carol in Concert 1974 Cinderella 2001 Pinocchio; A Christmas Carol 1975 Snow White 2002 Snow White; A Christmas Carol 1976 Alice in Wonderland 2003 Peter Pan; A Christmas Carol 1977 Peter Pan 2004 The Wizard of Oz 1978 Huck Finn 2005 Huck Finn 1979 Aladdin; A Christmas Carol 2006 Sleeping Beauty 1980 Sleeping Beauty; The Blue Bird 2007 Alice in Wonderland 1981 The Wizard of Oz 2008 Jungle Book 1982 Pinocchio 2009 Aladdin 1983 The Tales of Hans Christian Anderson 2010 Robin Hood 1984 Peter Pan 2011 Cinderella 1985 Cinderella 2012 The Wizard of Oz 1986 The Jungle Book 2013 Pinocchio 1987 Mary Poppins; A Christmas Carol 2014 Snow White 1988 Alice in Wonderland; A Christmas Carol 2015 The Jungle Book 2016 Sleeping Beauty Gabby Mason Assistant Choreographer Gabby is thrilled to be a part of the production staff in her first show as assistant choreographer. She started ballet at five, joined the musical theatre world as a high school freshman and has been doing theatre ever since. She particularly loved dancing in "Chicago the Musical" in 2014. The first JU show she did was "The Jungle Book" in 2008, and she has also been a part of "Aladdin," "Robin Hood," "The Wizard of Oz" and "Snow White." She would like to thank Lieren King for the opportunity to work on this wonderful production and Erin Tierney, her partner in crime for this show. She also thanks the cast, crew, and production staff for all their hard work to make this show come to life. Erin Tierney Assistant Choreographer Erin is super excited to be back as an assistant choreographer for the second summer in a row! She assisted with "Jungle Book" last summer, and has also performed in every JU show for the past 9 years. You may recognize her from "The Wizard of Oz," where she played the role of Dorothy in JU's 50th anniversary production. Her other roles include Babette in "Cinderella," Zingara the Gypsy Queen in "Snow White," and many others. Her first show with JU was actually "Sleeping Beauty" in 2006! Erin is currently a senior at Cal State Fullerton, where she is earning her BFA in Musical Theatre. Having gained her love for theatre at JU, she hopes to continue pursuing her love for theatre professionally. Because Junior University is not just a theatre group, but also an educational organization, we have developed a scholarship program for our participants. The purpose of the scholarships is to reward deserving participants who have demonstrated a commitment to theatrical arts. At least one scholarship is awarded to a cast member for artistic excellence and efforts are made to see that at least one is awarded to a back stage, lighting, costume, make -up or sound volun- teer for technical assistance. It is the intent of the Board that the money be used to continue their education. 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