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WE WILL ROCK YOUDEC 10 - 15We Will Rock You features the greatest hits of the legendary British rock group, Queen, including “Another One Bites The Dust,” “We Are The Champions,” and, of course, “We Will Rock You.”
ELFDEC 31 - JAN 5Elf is an original musical that brings to life the heartwarming and hilarious tale of Buddy, an orphan who mistakenly believes he’s really one of Santa’s elves. Elf is the one present everyone wants this holiday season!
ONCEFEB 4 - 9Broadway’s 2012 Tony Award®-winning Best Musical, based on the Oscar-winning film, Once tells the story of an Irish musician and a Czech immigrant drawn together by their shared love of music.
WAR HORSEMAR 4 - 9A remarkable tale of courage, loyalty and friendship featuring astonishing life-sized puppets that bring to life breathing, galloping, charging horses, War Horse is the winner of five 2011 Tony Awards, including Best Play!
BLUE MAN GROUPMAY 13 - 18Escape the ordinary and surround yourself in an explosion of comedy, music and technology. Blue Man Group continues to play year round at Universal Orlando Resort and is a must-see for Florida residents and visitors alike. Don’t miss it!
EVITAMAY 27 - JUNE 1An unforgettable true story featuring some of theater’s most beautiful songs, including “Don’t Cry for Me Argentina.” Adored by her people, Eva Peron became one of the most powerful and tragic women in the world.
SEASON EXTRA!
MAMMA MIA!OCT 11 - 13Mamma Mia! is the ultimate feel-good show that has audiences coming back again and again to relive the thrill. This smash-hit musical features ABBA’s greatest hits, including “Dancing Queen,” “Take A Chance on Me” and “The Winner Takes It All.”
"A SPLASHY, PEPPY, SUGAR-SPRINKLED HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT!" THE NEW YORK TIMES
ELF IS
Adrienne Arsht Center and Broadway Across America present
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ESTRELLA MORENTEMAR 6Autorretrato (Self Portrait)
Morente returns to Miami to perform songs from her new album, Self Portrait. Andalucian roots, Caribbean rhythms, and even a touch of Ella Fitzgerald and Edith Piaf make her music magical and unforgettable.
TOMATITO SEXTETMAR 8Multiple Latin Grammy winner and revered flamenco guitarist Tomatito returns to Miami following his 2008 sold-out Flamenco Festival performance. His music is a thrilling blend of traditional flamenco and jazz.
BALLET FLAMENCO EVA YERBABUENA MAR 1 & 2Lluvia (Rain)
Adored for her speed, power and sizzling footwork, Yerbabuena delivers a tour de force performance which has left Spanish audiences in raptures. This new show presents the flamenco superstar at her dramatic best.
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STARS OF FLAMENCOFEB 27 & 28Antonio Canales, Carlos Rodriguez, Karim Amaya, Jesus Carmona.Ángel Rojas, Director
Four of the world´s most celebrated dancers in one program! Featuring Antonio Canales, one of Spain´s most powerful interpreters; the unforgettable choreographer of Nuevo Ballet Español, Carlos Rodríguez; Karime Amaya, grandniece of the legendary Carmen Amaya; and the young firebrand, Jesús Carmona.
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EXCLUSIVE VIP PACKAGESEnjoy these special VIP benefits for all four shows: Premium Seating · Dinner at Prelude by Barton G Valet Parking · Plus a Commemorative 2014 Flamenco Festival Wine Glass and more!
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DEBORAH VOIGT Soprano
NOV 15Brian Zeger, Piano
Hailed as quite simply “Awesome” by The New York Times, the Met’s Deborah Voigt reigns supreme as today’s queen of opera, acclaimed in everything from Wagner and Strauss to Puccini and even Irving Berlin!
ITZHAK PERLMAN Violin
DEC 19Itzhak Perlman enjoys the kind of superstar status rarely attained by a classical musician, treasured by audiences throughout the world not only for his remarkable artistry, but also for his irrepressible joy in making music.
THE ISRAEL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRAMAR 23Zubin Mehta, Music Director
Bruckner: Symphony No. 8
DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAFEB 28Leonard Slatkin, Music Director / Olga Kern, Piano
Copland: Three Latin American Sketches Rachmaninoff: Rhapsody on a Theme by Paganini Brahms: Symphony No. 4
THE ACADEMY OF ST MARTIN IN THE FIELDSMAR 15Joshua Bell, Director & Violin
J.S. Bach: Violin Concerto No. 2 Beethoven: Symphony No. 1Vaughn Williams: The Lark Ascending Schubert: String Quartet No. 14, “Death and the Maiden” (arranged for string orchestra)
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OFFICIAL PARTNERSFREE! KNIGHT MASTERWORKS PRE-CONCERT TALKSPresented by Steinway and Sons Miami
One hour prior to concert, Peacock Education Center, Knight Concert Hall
Join us for exciting behind-the-scenes look into the music, artists and composers featured at each
incredible performance.
"THE BEST ROOM IN THE CITY FOR CLASSICAL MUSIC!" MIAMI NEW TIMES
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STARS OF FLAMENCOFEB 27Angel Rojas, Director
Antonio Canales, Carlos Rodriguez, Karim Amaya, Jesus CarmonaFour of the world's most celebrated dancers on one program!
BALLET HISPANICOJUNE 6 & 7Featuring a world premiere by Miami dance star Rosie Herrera and works by Artistic Director Eduardo Vilaro, Ballet Hispanico explores the contemporary Latin soul through works that fuse ethnic dance with classical and contemporary techniques.
PILOBOLUSOCT 25 & 26An internationally acclaimed dance phenomenon featured on “Oprah,” “Late Night with Conan O'Brien” and the Academy Awards, Pilobolus has built its fervent following by showing the human body to be the most expressive, universal, and magical of media.
ALVIN AILEY AMERICAN DANCE THEATERFEB 20 - 23As The Miami Herald recently declared, “Ailey’s annual performances have become a highlight for dance and performing arts lovers.”
& MORE!Green Family Foundation presents
AYIKODANSDEC 20 - 22Haiti’s foremost dance company, Ayikodans – including the full complement of dancers, drummers, and vocalists - returns to the Arsht Center with an all-new program for Miami audiences.
RENNIE HARRIS PRESENTS: RHAWFEB 28 - MAR 2It’s street dancing at its “RHAW-est”—from Campbell Locking, Popping & Boogaloo to B-boy/girl, House and Hip Hop dance—performed by some of today’s newest and brightest street dancers.
"ANY EVENING WITH PILOBOLUS IS LIKE A MAGIC SHOW!" THE NEW YORK TIMES
Adrienne Arsht Center and University of Miami Department of Theatre Arts present
METAMORPHOSESOCT 10 - 27Based on the myths of OvidWritten and originally directed by Mary ZiMMerManDirected by Henry Fonte
Lost loves, dangerous passions and fateful curses emerge from an onstage pool of water in Tony-Award® winner Mary Zimmerman’s timeless yet contemporary take on Ovid’s tales of Midas, Narcissus, Orpheus, Eurydice and more.
Zoetic Stage and Adrienne Arsht Center present
FEAR UP HARSHNOV 7 - 24World Premiere!Written by CHristopHer DeMos-Brown Directed by STUART MELTZER
“Fear Up Harsh” is a term used by the military to designate “enhanced interrogation” techniques. It’s also the title of a searing new drama about a marine Medal of Honor winner hiding a past that’s anything but honorable.
Zoetic Stage and Adrienne Arsht Center present
ASSASSINSJAN 30 - FEB 23Music and Lyrics by stepHen sonDHeiMBook by JoHn welDManDirected by stuart MeltZer
With a stylish score by our greatest living theater composer, Stephen Sondheim, Assassins brings to the stage some of history’s most notorious players—the men and women who attempted to kill American presidents.
Zoetic Stage and Adrienne Arsht Center present
CLARK GABLE SLEPT HEREMAR 20 - APR 6World Premiere!Written by MiCHael MCkeever / Directed by stuart MeltZer
South Florida favorite Michael McKeever takes a look behind the closed doors of the Hollywood elite with this satirical look at what it means to be a “man” in the make-believe world of Hollywood.
Adrienne Arsht Center and The House Theatre of Chicago present
ROSE AND THE RIMEAPR 23 - MAY 18Written by CHris MatHews, Jake Minton, and natHan allenDirected by natHan allen
A witch’s curse strands a town in a blizzard. Can a young girl named Rose break the spell? A mythic conflict is at the heart of The House’s ravishing reminder that anything powerful enough to fulfill your dreams is powerful enough to destroy them.
Zoetic Stage and Adrienne Arsht Center present
THE GREAT GOD PANMAY 22 - JUNE 8Written by aMy HerZog / Directed by stuart MeltZer
Jamie’s life seems just fine, but when a possible childhood trauma comes to light, lives are thrown into a tailspin. What is lost and won when a hidden truth is unloosed into the world?
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"ONE OF THE MOST MEMORABLE THEATERS IN THE WORLD" HUFFINGTON POST
THE CARNIVAL STUDIO THEATER IS
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SOWETO GOSPEL CHOIRFEB 5Adored for melding gospel, soul, reggae, pop and hymns, the 30-member ensemble has won an array of international awards—including two Grammys—for music that is both poignant and jubilant.
WHOOPI GOLDBERGMAR 1From The Color Purple, Ghost and Sister Act to her triumphs on Broadway and “The View,” there’s only one Whoopi! She’s won an Oscar, a Tony, an Emmy, a Grammy – and the hearts of millions with her provocative and hilarious world view.
SMOKEY ROBINSONMAR 16R&B doesn’t get any more timeless. The chart-topping singer-songwriter and Motown icon has a career that spans over four decades of hits, including “The Tears of a Clown,” “I Second That Emotion,” “My Girl” and more!
ENGELBERT HUMPERDINCKJAN 18The ultra-smooth entertainer guarantees musical bliss for romantics everywhere. For more than four decades and with more than 80 albums this dynamic showman has enthralled global audiences.THE IDAN RAICHEL PROJECT
OCT 17The Idan Raichel Project burst onto the global music scene 10 years ago, changing the face of Israeli popular music with its blend of African, Latin American, Caribbean and Middle Eastern sounds.
BALÉ FOLCLÓRICO DA BAHIANOV 8Exemplifying the exuberance and vibrancy of Brazil, the 38 dancers, musicians and singers perform a spectacular repertory, including slave dances, capoeira, samba, and dances celebrating Carnaval.
Adrienne Arsht Center and AEG Live present
MICHAEL MCDONALD THIS CHRISTMAS, AN EVENING OF HOLIDAY & HITS DEC 14This five-time Grammy® winner will perform holiday evergreens, plus material from
his catalog of hits.
PINK MARTINIMAR 26Transporting audiences from a samba parade to a French cabaret, the 12-piece band creates a global sound cocktail that is “rich, utterly cosmopolitan and speaks to just about everybody…from grade-schoolers to the hip and beautiful(The Washington Post).”
BUDDY GUY & JONNY LANGNOV 21Chicago blues legend and six-time Grammy Award winner Buddy Guy and the Grammy Award-winning blues prodigy Jonny Lang unite at the Arsht Center for back to back sets!
NATALIE MERCHANTJAN 12Merchant has sold millions of albums and become one of the most distinguished recording artists of her generation. Don’t miss her Arsht debut backed by a 38-piece orchestra.
EXCLUSIVE VIP PACKAGE!VIPs will enjoy premium seating, plus a meet & greet and photo opportunity with the artist.
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PINK PANTHER 50 - CELEBRATING HENRY MANCININOV 1Co-presented with Festival Miami / Monica Mancini, Jon Secada, Nicole Henry, Cyrille Aimée, Tom Scott, Shelly Berg and The University of Miami Frost School of Music’s Henry Mancini Institute Orchestra
JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER ORCHESTRA WITH WYNTON MARSALISDEC 20A glorious program of holiday big band favorites, with special guest vocalist Cécile Mclorin Salvant – winner of the 2010 Thelonious Monk Competition.
AN EVENING WITH CHRIS BOTTIJAN 17A crowd-pleasing program headlined by the platinum-selling, Grammy Award -winning jazz trumpeter. With support from Sue Miller on behalf of The Miller Family Foundation.
PAT METHENY UNITY GROUPWith Chris Potter, Antonio Sanchez, Ben Williams & Giulio CarmassiFEB 7
NEW ORLEANSMAR 14The reigning prince of R&B and soul, Aaron Neville, and the Dirty Dozen Brass Band bring the essence and spirit of the birthplace of jazz to Miami.
TWIST OF JOBIM - A TRIBUTE TO ANTONIO CARLOS JOBIMAPR 11Lee Ritenour, Daniel Jobim, Luiza Jobim, Dave Grusin and special guest Joao BoscoCelebrate the phenomenal artistry of the prolific Brazilian composer/musician who introduced bossa nova to the world.
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"EASILY RHYTHMIC, SUPREMELY MELODIC STYLE." JAZZ MONTHLY
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MIAMI CITY BALLET The 28th season of Florida’s internationally acclaimed classical ballet company features works by Balanchine and Robbins, pieces by Christopher Wheeldon, Nacho Duato and Alexei Ratmansky, and the return of the dazzling full-length Don
Quixote.
NEW WORLD SYMPHONYAMERICA’S ORCHESTRAL ACADEMY
Michael Tilson Thomas and NWS Fellows welcome world-renowned guest artists for a series of star-studded orchestral evenings with works by Beethoven, Mozart and Rachmaninoff. Featured soloists include violinist Hilary Hahn and pianists Emanuel Ax and Garrick Ohlsson.
FLORIDA GRAND OPERAFlorida Grand Opera’s 73rd season includes Verdi’s grand and stirring Nabucco and Puccini’s sure-fire melodrama, Tosca, plus Marvin David Levy’s mid-century American classic, Mourning Becomes Electra, and Massenet’s alluring and exotic Thaïs.
Adrienne Arsht Center and AEG Live present
JACKIE EVANCHOJAN 3Viewers and judges of NBC’s “America’s Got Talent” were mesmerized by the operatic soprano voice coming from 10-year-old contestant Jackie Evancho. Now she has performed to audiences of 100,000, in front of royalty and for millions of viewers via her hugely popular PBS TV specials.
MAX RAABE & PALAST ORCHESTERMAR 9With faultlessly fitting tuxedos, hair slicked back, and a cheeky look, Max Raabe and his orchestra perform the best of the '20s and early '30s dance, film and cabaret music with amusing nostalgia.
Presented in partnership with Attila Glatz Concert Productions
SALUTE TO VIENNAJAN 4Welcome the New Year with a brand new Salute to Vienna program! Celebrate with the best Strauss waltzes, polkas and excerpts from Die Fledermaus, The Merry
Widow and more, performed by a brilliant cast of more than 75 musicians singers and dancers in beautiful costumes.
DISTANT WORLDS: MUSIC FROM FINAL FANTASYNOV 23Distant Worlds: Music from FINAL FANTASY® will wow fans with a stirring symphonic concert featuring the iconic music from the entire series, as well as a special performance of FINAL FANTASY® VI: Dark World.
EXCLUSIVE VIP PACKAGE!VIPs will have the opportunity to meet composer Nobuo Uematsu, conductor Arnie Roth and guest vocalist Susan Calloway in an exclusive post-concert signing event!
"IRRESISTIBLE. THE CELEBRATION OF AN ERA!" LOS ANGELES TIMES
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Adrienne Arsht Center and Musical Arts Association of Miami present
THE CLEVELAND ORCHESTRAThe Cleveland Orchestra’s eighth year in Miami includes four programs entitled: “A Night in Vienna,” “The Rite of Spring,” “Tchaikovsky Fifth” and “The Planets.” Soloists include violinists Gil Shaham and Arabella Steinbacher and baritone Simon Keenlyside.
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Saturday matinees of Mamma Mia!, We Will Rock You, Elf, and Once are sign-interpreted; Sunday matinees are open-captioned and audio-described. Please call 305.949.6722 for details.
Prices, Artists, Dates, Times and Program Content Are Subject To Change without Notice.
ARSHT DONOR EVENTS
FUNDRAISERS, MEET & GREETS, RECEPTIONS, & MOREMany of Miami’s most prominent philanthropists, business and community leaders invest in the Center to support the Arsht Center’s mission-driven Arts Education and Community Engagement programs, serving thousands of young people and diverse communities each season.
For more information on how to participate in philanthropy at the Arsht Center and receive special access to private upcoming donor and member events such as Broadway in Miami Opening Night Parties, JAzz ROOTS Post-Show Donor Receptions, and next spring’s 8th Annual Arsht Center Gala, please contact the Advancement Team: [email protected]
Stephen Mills, Artistic Director of Ballet Austin, and Sue Miller at the Ballet Austin private donor reception. Photo by Manny Hernandez
Knight Foundation Vice President, Arts, Dennis Scholl with Debra Scholl; Carol Coletta, Knight Foundation Vice President, Community and National Initiatives and John Montgomery at the Arsht Center Gala. Photo by Manny Hernandez
Margaret and Mike Eidson, Performing Arts Center Trust Chairman, with the Foundation’s Founding Chairman, Adrienne Arsht, and Gala Chairs Swanee and Paul DiMare at the Adrienne Arsht Center’s 7th Annual Gala. Photo by Manny Hernandez.
Adrienne Arsht Center 7th Annual Gala Dinner in the Knight Concert Hall. Photo by Justin Namon
Alan Fein, Chair-Elect, Performing Arts Center Trust, with Mike Tyson and Richard Schatz, Adrienne Arsht Center Foundation Chairman, at a private Donor Meet & Greet following Mike Tyson’s performance. Photo by Manny Hernandez
Dr. Sanford and Beatrice Ziff at the Memphis post-performance donor meet & greet. Photo by Manny Hernandez
These programs are generously supported by Miami-Dade County and its Department of Cultural Affairs and Cultural Affairs Council; the state of Florida; Knight Foundation; Wells Fargo; The Batchelor Foundation; The Miami Foundation; The Chilldren’s Trust; Ocean Reef Community Foundation; Florida Blue Foundation; Watsco Kids; Key Biscayne Women’s Giving Circle; Amerigroup Foundation and the AileyCamp Miami Encore Circle.
EDUCATION & COMMUNITY
THE ARTS ARE FOR EVERYONE!Our mission is to create meaningful community-building experiences for the citizens of Miami-Dade County and South Florida through active learning and live theatrical experiences. Each year, we offer more than 100 culturally diverse and inclusive events serving 40,000 people of all ages many enhanced by the Arsht Center’s relationship with Miami-Dade County Public Schools, local teaching artists, arts organizations and resident companies.
Through the JAzz ROOTS Education Program, more than 900 Miami-Dade jazz students annually take master classes with star performers, attend pre-performance sound checks and receive free tickets to JAzz ROOTS concerts.Photo by Justin Namon.
Founded in 2008, AileyCamp Miami reaches 100 public school middle school students each summer with full-scholarships to a six-week dance and self-development camp. Photo by Manny Hernandez.
Acclaimed tap dancer Savion Glover leads master class for children and adults prior to his Arsht Center performance. Photo by Justin Namon.
Miami Herald World Editor John Yearwood, Haitian Senate President Simon Desras, Ayikodans Founder and Artistic Director Jeanguy Saintus, Arsht Center President & CEO John Richard and Haitian philanthropist Youri Mevs were among hundreds of supporters who attended the opening of Ayikodans’s new studio in Port-au-Prince. The Center led a community-wide fundraising campaign to rebuild and secure the company’s artistic future following the company’s devastating losses during the 2010 earthquake.Photo by Ben Depp.
Since the fall of 2009, every Miami-Dade County Public Schools fifth grader has been invited to attend a free performance of Rock Odyssey, a rock musical update of Homer’s epic poem. Photo by Justin Namon.
More than 3,000 kids, friends and their families each year attend Family Fest, a series of family-friendly afternoon performances of music, dance and theater that introduces the arts to a whole new generation. Photo by Justin Namon.
Accessing the Arts offers inclusive transformational and cultural arts experiences for all students, including children with disabilities.Photo by Rodrigo Gaya for World Red Eye.
ARSHT FAMILILES PROUDLY PRESENTS OUR FIRST CHILDREN’S BALL SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2013, AT 2 PM
Please call 786.468.2350 or email [email protected] for more details.
PLAN YOUR VISIT ARSHT MEMBERS MATTER!GROUP SALESSHOWS ARE MORE FUN WHEN YOU EXPERIENCE THEM WITH FRIENDS AND FAMILY!
The Group Sales Team is ready to help coordinate an exciting and fun visit to the Arsht! Benefits include: Personalized service · Advance seat reservations · Discounted ticket prices · Flexible payment and ticketing options · Pre- and post-show activity planning · Chatback and cast meet-and-greet opportunities Fundraising opportunities
ON-SITE DININGPARK. PRELUDE. PERFORMANCE.
ARSHT CENTER TOURSEVERY MONDAY & SATURDAY AT NOON
Explore the Arsht Center beyond experiencing a live performance with free tours, which include a walk through all the theaters, from lobbies to stage, and viewings of Miami-Dade County Art In Public Places site-specific installations, more than 30 works by award-winning international visual artists from Lincoln Center’s famed List Art Collection, and the Center’s own specially commissioned Knight Masterworks Print Collection. Tours depart from the lobby of the ziff Ballet Opera House.*Schedule may change if Monday or Saturday is a holiday. Please call the Box office 305.949.6722 for more tour schedule information.
Events impresario Barton G. Weiss’ whimsical presentation fuses with culinary magic at PRELUDE by Barton G., the Arsht Center’s on-site restaurant. It’s dining made easy for Arsht Center patrons: pre-purchase parking, dinner and performance tickets.PRELUDE now features a two-course dinner, including an appetizer and a main course, for just $29 (plus tax and gratuity), as well as specially prepared “premium” dining options for the ultimate pre- or post-show dining experience.
VISIT arshtcenter.org/groups TO LEARN MORE ABOUT ALL GROUP BENEFITS.
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PARKINGFOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, PURCHASE YOUR PARKING IN ADVANCE!
ADVANCE PARKING CAN BE PURCHASED WHEN YOU BUY YOUR TICKETS OR UP TO 24 HOURS BEFORE YOUR PERFORMANCE.
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Guarantee yourself a spot in lot A (Omni Garage) or C. Lots open 2 hours before each performance and close 2 hours following the end of each performance.
Service at the entrance to the Ziff Ballet Opera House ( also for Carnival Studio Theater patrons) and Knight Concert Hall.
CASH ONLYLots E, F, and G are available for time-of-performance purchase only; prices may vary. Valet parking can also be paid at arrival.
FOR MUCH MORE INFORMATION ON HOW TO GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR VISIT TO THE ARSHTCENTER, PLEASE VISIT arshtcenter.org AND CLICK ON "PLAN YOUR VISIT."
CULTURISTARSHT MEMBERS MATTER!
GREEN ROOM SOCIETYCONNECT. ENGAGE. MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
By becoming a member of the Adrienne Arsht Center, you help support the arts and culture in Miami for your family and for generations to come. It is the support of our members, the Culturists, that helps us continue to enhance the cultural equity of our great city, not only through world-class performances, but through our many enriching and inspiring educational and community programs.
The Green Room Society is a group of social influencers who serve as ambassadors and philanthropic supporters for the Adrienne Arsht Center and are engaged as active leaders in Miami's arts community. 100% of the funds raised by GRS support the Arsht Center's free educational programming for young people.
JOIN TODAY at www.arshtmembers.org
LEARN MORE at www.arshtmembers.org/society
ACKNOWLEDGMENTSThe Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County is made possible by the public support of the Miami-Dade County Mayor and the Board of County Commissioners, the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs and the Cultural Affairs Council, the Miami-Dade County Tourist Development Council and the City of Miami Omni Community Redevelopment Agency, as well as the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs and the Florida Council on Arts and Culture. The Adrienne Arsht Center also receives generous support from local, state and national foundations, as well as private contributions to the Adrienne Arsht Center Foundation through corporate and individual giving, Culturist Membership and the Encore Circle major gifts programs.
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Photo Credits: (Back Cover) Chris Botti, photo by Fabrizio Ferri. Rachel McLaren, Glenn Allen Sims and Jacqueline Green, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, photo by Andrew Eccles. Flamenco Festival, photo by Ruben Martin. Whoopi Goldberg, photo by Timonthy White. Elf, photo by Joan Marcus. (p. 2-3) Elf, photo by Joan Marcus. (p. 4-5) Ballet Flamenco Eva Yerbabuena, photo by Ruben Martin. Carlos Rodriguez, photo by Cesar Moreno Linde. Eva Yerbabuena, photo by Ruben Martin. Estrella Morente, photo by Luis Vega. Tomatito, photo courtesy of Universal Music. (p. 6-7) Deborah Voigt, photo by Dario Acosta. Leonard Slatkin, photo courtesy of Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Joshua Bell, photo by Mendbeeth. Israell Philharmonic Orchetra, photo by Oded Antman. (p. 8-9) Pilobolus, photo by John Kane. Antonio Douthit-Boyd, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, photo by Andrew Eccles. Carlos Rodriguez, photo by Jesus Vallinas. Vanessa Valecillos and Jamal Rashann, photo by Paula Lobo. Ayikodans, photo by Carl Juste. Rennie Harris, photo by Brian Mengini. (p. 12-13) Soweto Gospel Choir, photo by Brett Schewitz. Idan Raichel, photo by Eldad Rafaeli. Natalie Merchant, photo by Mark Seliger. Soweto Gospel Choir, photo by Lorenzo Nozzi. Whoopi Goldberg, photo by Timonthy White.(p.14-15) Chris Botti, photo by Fabrizio Ferri. Pat Metheny, photo by Jimmy Katz. Aaron Neville, photo by Monterey International. Lee Ritenour, photo by Rob Shanahan. (p.16-17) Max Raabe, photo by Gregor Hohenberg. Max Raabe & Palast Orchester, photo by Gregor Hohenberg. Chase Swatosh and Emily Bromberg, Miami City Ballet, photo by Gio Alma. Michael Tilson Thomas, New World Symphony, photo by Vahan Stepanyan. Arabella Steinbacher, The Cleveland Orchestra, photo by Jiri Hronik. (p. 18-19) Ziff Ballet Opera House Dome, photo by Robin Hill. Knight Concert Hall, photo by Ben Thacker. (p. 23) Carnival Center Exterior, photo by Robin Hill.
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