A N N U A L
R E P O R T
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FROM THE LEADERSHIP
Walking through these great halls every day, I am reminded of the extraordinary men and women whose
visionary quest to make Miami one of the great cultural cities of the world helped create our magnificent
performing arts center. The Adrienne Arsht Center is a living, vibrant, and constant tribute to these
outstanding pillars of our community, poignantly reflected in the passing this year of Woody Weiser and
his request to have the funeral service conducted on the stage of the Knight Concert Hall. Shortly after
celebrating Woody’s legacy, 100 young AileyCamp dance students took the same stage and filled the hall
with talent, beauty and joy. It was a profound transition as we at once honored the past and saw the future
of the arts flowering right before our eyes—a fitting tribute and a dream fulfilled.
John Richard
President and CEO, Adrienne Arsht Center
In my travels throughout the U.S., I have found that the Adrienne Arsht Center is renowned to audiences
and great artists alike for its unparalled acoustics and state-of-the-art performance spaces. It ranks as one
of the finest cultural venues in any city in the world, and its diverse and global programming brings the
best of world culture to our community. Some of the greatest artists have made their desire to perform at
the Arsht Center abundantly clear, knowing that their artistry will be showcased in the best possible way.
Adrienne Arsht
Chairman, Adrienne Arsht Center Foundation
As we look toward our landmark 10th anniversary season, we build our future on our already
extraordinary achievements. We explore new opportunities and see that our successful signature programs,
including, Masterworks, Jazz Roots, Rock Odyssey, Flamenco Festival and Broadway in Miami, continue
to grow. We believe that it is the finest programming that builds the greatest audience. The performing
arts touch lives; often they transform them – that’s what’s happening in our halls every day.
Mike Eidson
Chairman, Performing Arts Center Trust
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FY11: DID YOU KNOW...
4 Consecutive Years
$1.4 Million
WITH A SURPLUS
year-end balance of reserve funds
$86,000
468
year-end surplus
EVENTS AT THE CENTER
$35.6 Million
387,000
OPERATING REVENUES
$35.5 Million
Total operating expenses
$500,000
endowment subsidy to operations
$7.6 Million
occupancy costs
67%
OF AVAILABLE TICKETS WERE SOLD. INDUSTRY AVERAGE IS 62-65%
GUESTS AND AUDIENCE MEMBERS
75,000
STUDENTS HAVE BEEN INVITED TO FREE PERFORMANCES
OF ROCK ODYSSEY
45,000
KIDS AND FAMILIES HAVE ATTENDED FREE FAMILY FESTS
15,000
PEOPLE HAVE EXPERIENCED FREE GOSPEL SUNDAYS
500
AT-RISK YOUTH HAVE APPLIED TO AILEYCAMP MIAMI
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FINANCIALS
Balance Sheet as of September 30, 2010 & 2011
Funds Roll Forward Year-to-Date Ending September 30, 2011
(In thousands)
(In thousands)
ASSETS
2010
2011
$12,000
$12,000
$10,000
$10,000
$8,000
$8,000
$6,000
$6,000
$4,000
$4,000
$2,000
$2,000
$0
ENDOWMENT FUND
$0
A
b
A
d
c
b
d
c
A
CASH
$6,387 A
CASH
$4,684 b
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
$1,009 b
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
$1,030 c
INVESTMENTS
$10,101 c
INVESTMENTS
$9,646 d
OTHER ASSETS
$2,986 d
OTHER ASSETS
$2,565 $20,483
$17,925
Beginning Fund Balance
CDT Funding
Gain (Loss) - Investments
Total Revenue
$10,000
$8,000
$8,000
$6,000
$6,000
$4,000
$4,000
$2,000
$2,000
$0
– $916 – $45 – $916 Education Expenses
Endowment Transfer
– $500 – $500 – – $1,032 $1,032 $1,143
– – $1,143
-$455
-$1,032
-$227
Ending Fund Balance
$9,546 $756 $677 $0
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– YTD Excess Revenues
2011
$10,000
– $45 2010
$12,000
$904 Total Expenses
$12,000
$1,788 EDUCATION &
OUTREACH FUND
Capital Costs
LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS
$10,001 MAINTENANCE &
RESERVE FUND
b
A
c
A
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE &
ACCRUED LIABILITIES
b
DEFERRED REVENUE
c
NET ASSETS
$12,913 $20,483
b
c
$3,129
A
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE &
ACCRUED LIABILITIES
$4,441 b
DEFERRED REVENUE
c
NET ASSETS
$11,284 $17,925
$2,954
$3,687 6
FINANCIALS
Statement of Activities - Operating for the years ended September 30, 2010
Statement of Activities - Operating for the years ended September 30, 2011
(In thousands)
(In thousands)
REVENUES
REVENUES
2010
2011
$30,000
$30,000
$25,000
$25,000
$20,000
$20,000
$15,000
$15,000
$10,000
$10,000
$5,000
$5,000
$0
$0
A
b
A
c
$27,522
c
A
EARNED
A
EARNED
b
PRIVATE SUPPORT
$6,634 b
PRIVATE SUPPORT
$6,653 c
PUBLIC SUPPORT
$7,598 c
PUBLIC SUPPORT
$7,645 $41,754
$21,286
$35,584
EXPENSES
EXPENSES
2010
2011
$20,000
$12,000
$18,000
$10,000
$16,000
$14,000
$8,000
$12,000
$10,000
$6,000
$8,000
$4,000
$6,000
$4,000
$2,000
$2,000
$0
$0
A
b
c
d
E
F
A
G
b
c
d
E
F
G
A
SALARIES & BENEFITS
$7,861 E
DEVELOPMENT & PROFESSIONAL
$1,099 A
SALARIES & BENEFITS
$9,143 E
DEVELOPMENT & PROFESSIONAL
$1,467 b
MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS
$3,447 F
GENERAL & ADMINISTRATIVE
$1,955 b
MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS
$3,525 F
GENERAL & ADMINISTRATIVE
$1,836 c
EVENT COSTS
$18,027 G
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY COMMITMENT $1,500
c
EVENT COSTS
$11,132 G
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY COMMITMENT
d
OCCUPANCY COSTS
d
OCCUPANCY COSTS
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b
$7,598 TOTAL EXPENSES
OPERATING SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)
$41,487
$267
$7,645 TOTAL EXPENSES
OPERATING SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)
$750
$35,498
$86
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ADRIENNE
ARSHT
CENTER
SIGNATURE
BRAND
EXPERIENCES
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YURI BASHMET, violist, and EVGENY KISSIN, pianist
“Each, on his own, is a phenomenon who has changed the course of classical music performance. To witness their
unique collaboration was a very rare privilege that I will treasure forever. That the Adrienne Arsht Center was only one of three venues
in the United States – along with New York’s Carnegie Hall and Chicago’s Symphony Hall – in which this once-in-a-lifetime concert was
played speaks not only to the status of the acoustically superb Knight Concert Hall among the world’s great classical music venues, but
also to the caliber of world-class performers that the Arsht Center brings to Miami as part of its classical music programming.”
Dr. Sanford L. Ziff
ALVIN AILEY AMERICAN DANCE THEATER
“As a Miami native, I am at once proud and humbled by the extraordinary way South Florida audiences
and critics have embraced the company’s annual visits. As the company’s new artistic director, I am thrilled to be able to share with my
home town the electrifying energy of our dancers and the transformative power of our works. I look forward to the company’s future visits
to the Adrienne Arsht Center, where presenting programs that refect South Florida’s rich cultural diversity and meaningful arts educational
experience are central to what they do.”
Robert Battle
Classical Music Series Sponsor
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Artistic Director
KNIGHT MASTERWORKS SEASON/SANFORD AND DOLORES ZIFF CLASSICAL MUSIC SERIES 2010-2011
KNIGHT MASTERWORKS SEASON/SANFORD AND DOLORES ZIFF DANCE SERIES 2010-2011
Chamber Orchestra Kremlin, Deutsche Staatsphilharmonie, Joshua Bell, Moscow State Symphony Orchestra, Yuri Bashmet
and Evgeny Kissin
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, Tania Perez-Salas Compañia De Danza
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BALLET NACIONAL DE ESPAÑA
“Over the past four years, the Adrienne Arsht Center has brought the finest
flamenco artists to South Florida, making it one of the most important venues for flamenco outside Spain. The
2011 Flamenco Festival Miami reached new heights when it presented the only American engagement of Spain’s foremost ambassadors of
flamenco—Ballet Nacional de España—for a full week of performance. EULEN America strongly believes that the arts enrich the quality
of people’s lives, as well as the communities in which they perform, which is why our company is such a strong believer in supporting
festivals such as this one in that they positively impact the cultural environment of where we live and work.”
JERSEY BOYS
“Through our support of Broadway in Miami, Bank of America is proud to partner
with the Adrienne Arsht Center and Broadway Across America to bring the very best of Broadway – the very best of American culture – to
Miami audiences. We believe that in so doing, we’re contributing to the growth and sustainability of the Arsht Center while fueling our
community’s economy. This season’s Jersey Boys, winner of the 2006 Tony Award for Best Musical, is a perfect example of creative genius
at its best, successfully merging music, choreography, set design and costumes to recreate a part of Americana that resonates with us all.”
Gene Schaefer
Luis Rodriguez
Market President, Miami, Bank of America
FLAMENCO FESTIVAL MIAMI 2011
BROADWAY IN MIAMI 2010/2011, Presented by Bank of America
Ballet Nacional De España and Café Cantante
Disney’s Beauty And The Beast, Dreamgirls, Forbidden Broadway, Hair, In The Heights, Jersey Boys, Rain: A Tribute
To The Beatles
EULEN America CEO
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AYIKODANS
“To perform at three sold-out shows in a space that truly lets our dancers be the best they can be was a joy beyond
words after the 2010 earthquake destroyed our school and studio. The Adrienne Arsht Center’s belief in us – and its ability to organize
and raise $117,000, more than double the amount expected – is the ultimate gift to Haiti. Yes, it’s true that so many Haitians are in need
of shelter, food and other basics to survive, but also essential for so many is the sense of joy, possibility and self-worth that can be found
in the arts. For the past 23 years I have been trying to get that kind of support. Now I know we can keep on fighting, but we dearly need
continuous support from institutions like the Adrienne Arsht Center to achieve our goal.”
Jeanguy Saintus
Founder and Choreographer, Ayikodans
MERCE CUNNINGHAM DANCE COMPANY LEGACY TOUR
“Merce Cunningham was the great choreographer of our time. As part of his company’s closing
“Legacy Tour,” they returned to Miami with a brilliant performance installation that featured the multi-disciplinary collaboration between
Cunningham and Robert Rauschenberg. Exclusive to the Miami engagement were the Rauschenberg costumes worn by the dancers as well as
the site-specific installation for the Ziff Ballet Opera House created by Miami’s Daniel Arsham. Cunningham Dance Company’s return was
an outstanding opportunity to engage our community through the arts with outreach and educational events, including master classes, lecturedemonstrations, and “Merce Family Hour,” that were available to everyone throughout the engagement.”
Alberto Ibargüen
President and CEO, Knight Foundation
WHERE THE VISUAL ARTS MEET THE PERFORMING ARTS 2010/2011
Art Basel Week At The Adrienne Arsht Center, The Lincoln Center List Collection In Miami, Merce Cunningham Dance
Company Legacy Tour, Replica and Timeless: Photographs By Julian Lennon
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THE SPARROW
“The Sparrow was a wildly unique new work that thrilled us with intense drama and surprising innovation.
It marked the launch of an ongoing partnership with the acclaimed House Theatre of Chicago and serves as a template for the Center’s
collaborations with other not-for-profit local and national organizations—particularly those interested in commissioning, developing and
presenting new work. In conjunction with Arsht Center Presents programming, arts partnerships enhance the Center’s mission to expand
the quantity, quality, and diversity of programs, assuring a vibrant, ever-changing cultural scene each and every season.”
Michael Spring
JERRY SEINFELD
“Proclaimed ‘the best comedian of our time’ by The Washington Post, Jerry Seinfeld belongs in that exclusive
pantheon of great performers who, like Lucille Ball, Jackie Gleason, Bill Cosby, and Richard Pryor, define and entire era of American
comedy. Although his award-winning TV sitcom made him a global superstar, his first love has always been stand-up, and it was only
natural that the Adrienne Arsht Center would kick off its new Comedy Planet signature series with his brilliant humor. He sold out
two performances back to back at the Knight Concert Hall and served as another brilliant entry in the long list of the world’s finest
entertainers that the Adrienne Arsht Center brings to Miami year round.”
Director, Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs
Tomas P. Regalado,
ARTS PARTNERSHIPS 2010/2011
COMEDY PLANET 2010/2011
Borscht Film Festival, Brazz Dance Theater, City Theater, M Ensemble, Miami Light Project, Miami Music Project, Musical
Arts Association Of Miami, Rosie Herrera Dance Theater, Seraphic Fire, Teatro Avante and Zoetic Stage
Celebrity Autobiography, Jerry Seinfeld, Kathy Griffin, Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me and Whoopi Goldberg
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Mayor, City of Miami
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EVA AYLLON and PERU NEGRO
“Perú Negro was formed more than 30 years ago to preserve Peru’s African heritage. This group of 22
singers, dancers, and musicians performs all over the world and was appointed “Cultural Ambassadors of Black Peru” by the Peruvian
government. Eva Ayllon, in her own right, is also a Peruvian musical icon, sharing the joy of our music for more than three decades. The
scope of programming at the Arsht Center reflects the thrilling diversity of cultures throughout our South Florida community. Many of us
may speak different languages and honor various traditions, but great art has the power to transcend the differences among us and unite
us in its beauty.”
Abigail Pollack
FLORIDA GRAND OPERA, NEW WORLD SYMPHONY and MIAMI CITY BALLET
“Miami City Ballet celebrated its 25th Anniversary with one of its most ambitious productions to date—a
magnificent, critically acclaimed staging of John Cranko’s full-length Romeo and Juliet. The Florida Grand Opera marked 70 years of
artistic achievements with the Miami premiere of a new opera by David DiChiera, Cyrano. New World Symphony, America’s Orchestral
Academy, as always featured its brilliant young musicians—the classical music leaders of tomorrow—in a 23rd season full of orchestral
favorites. The state-of-the-art Ziff Ballet Opera House and Knight Concert Hall—hailed as two of the best venues for classical music,
opera and ballet in the country—serve as the best possible showcase for the outstanding contributions that these three exceptional arts
institutions make to the cultural life of South Florida.”
Performing Arts Center Trust Board Member
Judy Weiser
WORLD MUSIC 2010/2011
ADRIENNE ARSHT CENTER RESIDENT COMPANIES
Balé Folclórico Da Bahia, Buika, Muñequitos De Matanzas and Peru Negro & Eva Ayllon
Florida Grand Opera, Miami City Ballet and New World Symphony, America’s Orchestral Academy
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Performing Arts Center Trust Board Member
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3 GENERATIONS OF DIVAS
Jane Monheit, Dianne Reeves, and Nikki Yanofsky
“With four seasons of jazz stars performing for standing-room-only audiences, the
Adrienne Arsht Center’s Jazz Roots series has been at the forefront of a thrilling resurgence of jazz throughout the United States. This
season’s “3 Generations of Divas” embodied in one night one of the outstanding characteristics that has made Jazz Roots an instant critical
and audience favorite. It looked to a future full of exciting possibilities while honoring the illustrious past of this uniquely American art
form. In the tradition of jazz icons such as Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, and Sarah Vaughan, “Divas” placed the spotlight on three of
today’s most talented jazz vocalists. Each one is a devoted keeper-of-the-flame, but at the same time each one brings a fresh, dynamic
approach that ensures the evolution of this treasured music.”
Ed Bell
FREE GOSPEL SUNDAYS
“We are a diverse community, but our mutual love of music and the bond between performers and audience during Free
Gospel Sundays, regardless of age or culture, is a powerful force. This is why the audiences—15,000 to date—keeps growing each season.
Free parking and free admission makes this roof-raising experience accessible to everyone in Miami. Gospel is a deep-rooted musical
tradition here and it should be enjoyed by as many people as possible. Free Gospel Sundays showcases this cultural treasure. It makes it
clear that the music – and the Adrienne Arsht Center – belongs to us all.” Pastor Marc Cooper
Miami Mass Choir Director
Producer/Host, WLRN Radio
JAZZ ROOTS: A LARRY ROSEN JAZZ SERIES 2010/2011
OUTREACH 2010-2011
The American Songbook, Celebrating Miles, Descarga Latin Jam Session, An Evening With Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock and
Jack Dejohnette, Guitar Virtuosos and 3 Generations Of Divas
Free Family Fest, Free Gospel Sundays, Free Touch Tours For The Sight-Impaired and Free Tours In English & Spanish
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ROCK ODYSSEY
“This partnership between the Adrienne Arsht Center and Miami-Dade County
Public Schools bridges the gap between a classroom education and a personal encounter with the performing arts. For three
years, Rock Odyssey has become a rite of passage for Miami’s 26,000 fifth-graders. The show introduces them to Homer’s ancient Greek
poem and – through professional development workshops and lesson plans – it provides a way for their teachers to use the power of
drama to teach about math, science and other subjects critical to Florida’s Sunshine State Standards. The arts belong right up there with
the three ‘Rs’ of education. It is every child’s inalienable right to experience the transformational power of the performing arts.”
Alberto Carvalho
Superintendent of Miami-Dade County Public Schools
AILEYCAMP MIAMI
“The Adrienne Arsht Center’s mission is to make the arts available to as wide an
audience as possible through a variety of programs that include AileyCamp Miami, Free Gospel Sundays, Free Family Fest,
and the far-reaching Learning Through The Arts, which so far has invited 75,000 Miami-Dade County students to a free live performance
at the center. We salute the Arsht Center for making the arts a joyful and accessible experience to everyone throughout our community.”
Carlos A Gimenez
Miami-Dade County Mayor
ARTS EDUCATION 2010-2011
AileyCamp Miami, Jazz Roots Education, Kennedy Center Partners In Education, Master Classes and VSA Florida
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INDIVIDUALS
The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County gratefully acknowledges the following donors for
their generosity and support of our 2010-2011 season.
Adrienne Arsht
Mary Lou and John Dasburg
The Honorable Donald L. Graham
Rhoda and Morris Levitt
Drs. Laurie and Andrew Alpert
Walter Da Silva
Bruce W. Greer and Evelyn Langlieb Greer Arts Endowment
Alan R. and Diane Lieberman
Emilio F. Alvarez
Charles and Gail Del Vecchio
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gurowitz
Ann S. and William A. Lieff
Toby Ansin and James Ansin
Manny Diaz and Family
Ronald and Sallie Hall
Carlos and Martaligia Lopez-Cantera
William M. Appert and Christopher Wallace
James Dow and Lucille Zanghi
Andrew C. Hall and Gail S. Meyers
Roberta L. and Paul R. Marcus
Leonie Arguetty
Andrea and Aaron Edelstein
Molly and Larry Harris
Barbara Marquez
Chris and Suzanne Armstrong
Mr. Mike and Dr. Margaret Eidson
Daniel* Neal Heller and Diane Star Heller
Pedro and Maria Martin and Family
Fay and Albert Aronson
Mr. Andrew Elisburg
Drs. Bernard and Marilyn Horowitz
Dr. Ricardo F. Martinez
J. Ricky Arriola
Jeanne and Joseph Farcus
Jim Horowitz
Monica Mendoza
Jeff and Cathy Bartel
Alan Fein and Susan Westfall
Dr. Bruce Horten
Miller Family Foundation
George Befeler
Michael E. Felsher and Clara Felsher
Robert P. Horton
Richard C. Milstein and Eric Hankin
Trish and Dan Bell
Claudio and Mercedes Feuermann
Melvin and Vivien Howard
William T. Mixson, MD and Beverly A. Mixson
Helene and Ady* Berger
Dr. Lawrence and Suzanne Fishman
Bob and Edith Hudson
Manuel and Mercedes Mosteiro
Kerrin and Peter Bermont
William Fox, Jr. Foundation, Susan Fox-Rosellini, Trustee
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ihrig
Robert and Judi Prokop Newman
Alan and Jayusia Bernstein
Robert Frehling
Carmen T. Ramos Irizarry
Lynne and Murray Norkin
Carmen and Karl* Bishopric
Hollis and Jeffrey Freimark
April Johnson
Gonzalo Parodi
Stephen and Allison Blumenthal
Marvin Ross Friedman and Adrienne bon Haes
Seth Kanegis
Theodore and Rosalie Pincus
Betty Madigan Brandt
Edward and Marilyn Gadinsky
Shalumit and Chaim Katzman
Robert Pinkert
Leslie A. Bowe and Ernesto J. Mata
Mr. and Mrs. Mario G. Garcia
Klotz-Becerra Family
Jorge A. Plasencia
Senator Edward W. and Mrs. Anne F. Brooke
Vicky & Ralph Garcia-Toledo and Delsa & Jesus Vazquez
Jacqueline and Irwin Kott
Brenton Ver Ploeg
Reza Bundy
Lenore Gaynor
The Kreutzberger Family
Jonathan Plutzik
Sharon Dresser and Steven L. Cantor
Martin and Leslie Genauer
Susan D. Kronick and Edward Manno Shumsky
Abigail and FJ Pollak
Harry Wayne Casey
Joan and Irving* Getz
Edie Laquer and the Laquer Foundation
Norman and Jody Powell
Rita and Jerome J. Cohen
Isaac and Perla B. Gilinski
Judy and Donald Lefton
Lynne and M. John Richard
The Conroy Family
Susan R. Goldstein
Marvin and Isabel Leibowitz
Ophelia A. and Juan Roca
Chloe, Connor, Jeannie (Etter) and David Coulson
Helen-Marie Gordich
Elizabeth and Nathan Leight and Family
Adam R. Rose and Peter R. McQuillan
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Crabtree
Aaron and Rebecca Gordon
I. Stanley* and Elaine Levine Family Charitable Foundation
Michael and Diane Rosenberg Family Foundation
As of the end of FY11, September 30, 2011. *Deceased
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INDIVIDUALS
CORPORATIONS
(continued)
Jeffrey Rubens
Adriana Riquet and Marcelo Gomes Sabino
Lynn and Frank Scaduto
Amy and David Scharlin
Linda Schimberg
Diane S. Sepler and Evelyn Aimis
Joseph and Gail Serota
Dr. Ronald and Susan Shane
Betsy and George Sherman
Scott and Kerry Shiller
Anica and David Shpilberg
Stania A. and Henry J. Smek
Mary M. and Sash* A. Spencer
Clara Sredni DeKassin
Malcolm and Laurence Stott
Alice and Stephen Takach
Mitchell and Elizabeth A. Taylor The Jack Taylor Family Foundation
Cherish Thompson
Penny Thurer and Dr. Richard Thurer
Dr. and Mrs. Michael B. Troner
Raul G. Valdes-Fauli
Suzanna Valdez and Ray Ruga
Kitty Marie Vasilou
Dennis and Jennifer Wald
Sherwood* and Judy Weiser
The Wiener and Rozansky Family
Itzaris Charles and Scott Weyman
The Whited Family
Betty and Michael Wohl
Lynn Wolfson
Dr. Sanford Ziff
GOVERNMENT/FOUNDATION SUPPORT
Miami-Dade County
American Airlines
Kozyak Tropin & Throckmorton P.A.
Bank of America
LACE Foodservice
Bilzin Sumberg Baena Price & Axelrod LLP
Marriott South Beach
BlueCross BlueShield of Florida
Miami Downtown Development Authority
BOMBAY SAPPHIRE®
Marriott Miami Biscayne Bay
Broadway Across America
The Miami Herald
Carnival Corporation & PLC
NOPIN Long Distance
Cervera Real Estate, Inc.
Odebrecht Construction, Inc.
Coastal Construction Group
Ryder System, Inc.
Colson Hicks Eidson
Sonesta Bayfront Hotel Coconut Grove
EPIC Miami: A Kimpton Hotel
Stearns Weaver Miller Weissler Alhadeff & Sitterson
EULEN America
Steinway & Sons Miami Piano Gallery
Goldman Sachs & Co.
TotalBank
Goldstein Schechter Koch
V&F Construction
Hollywood Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Waste Management
Itaú Private Bank International
Wells Fargo
JW Marriott Miami
WIN Group
In-Kind
ArtPlace
National Endowment for the Arts
Bacardi U.S.A
Ocean Drive Magazine
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
New England Foundation for the Arts
BOMBAY SAPPHIRE®
S,C,P,F…
Funding Arts Network
SHS Foundation
Greensleeves, Inc.
TARA, Inc.
John S. and James L. Knight Foundation
South Arts
Heineken
Yelp
Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs
Wells Fargo
National Arts Strategies
The Zeder Team at EWM Realtors
The Miami Foundation
As of the end of FY11, September 30, 2011. *Deceased
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PERFORMING ARTS CENTER TRUST, INC .
RESIDENT COMPANIES ALLIANCE
Mike Eidson, Chairman
Susie Krajsa
Sheldon Anderson
Jerome J. Cohen
Robert F. Hudson, Jr.
Aaron S. Podhurst, Esq.
Emery B. Sheer, Treasurer
Nathan Leight
Adrienne Arsht
Stanley Cohen
Daryl L. Jones
Charles Porter
Alan H. Fein, Assistant Treasurer
Florene Litthcut Nichols
Diane de Vries Ashley
Nancy J. Davis
Edie Laquer
Jane A. Robinson
James M. Herron, Secretary
Carlos C. Lopez-Cantera
Robert T. Barlick, Jr.
Ronald Esserman
Donald E. Lefton
Richard E. Schatz
Penny Thurer, Assistant Secretary
Richard C. Milstein
Fred Berens
Oscar Feldenkreis
Rhoda Levitt
Sherry Spalding-Fardie
J. Ricky Arriola, Immediate Past Chair
Beverly A. Parker
Sia Bozorgi
Pamela Gardiner
George L. Lindemann
Robert H. Traurig, Esq.
Parker D. Thomson, Founding Chair
Jorge A. Plasencia
Norman Braman
Jerrold F. Goodman
Carlos C. Lopez-Cantera
Sherwood M. Weiser*
Matilde Aguirre
Abigail Pollak
Sheila Broser
Rose Ellen Greene
Pedro A. Martin, Esq.
Lynn Wolfson
Israel Alfonso
Jesus “Jay” Pons
Robert S. Brunn
Arthur J. Halleran, Jr.
Arlene Mendelson
Magalie Desroches Austin
The Honorable Raquel Regalado
M. Anthony Burns
Howard Herring
Nedra Oren
The Honorable Oscar Braynon II
Larry Rice
Donald Carlin*
Robert M. Heuer
J. David Peña, Esq.
Felix Garcia
Adriana Sabino
The Honorable Rene Garcia
Mario Ernesto Sanchez
Ralph L. Gazitúa
The Honorable Marc D. Sarnoff
Carlos A. Gimenez, Mayor
Sergio M. Gonzalez
Ronald A. Silver
MIAMI-DADE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Rosie Gordon-Wallace
Carole Ann Taylor
The Honorable Donald L. Graham
Raul G. Valdes-Fauli
Evelyn Greer
Judy Weiser
Mitchell Kaplan
David Wilson
Hank Klein
ADRIENNE ARSHT CENTER FOUNDATION, INC .
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Adrienne Arsht, Chairman
David Rocker
Richard E. Schatz, Vice Chairman
Sherwood M. Weiser*
Ronald Esserman
Jason Williams
Joe A. Martinez, Chairman
Lynda Bell - District 8
Audrey M. Edmonson, Vice Chairwoman
Dennis C. Moss - District 9
Barbara J. Jordan - District 1
Javier D. Souto - District 10
Jean Monestime - District 2
Joe A. Martinez - District 11
Audrey M. Edmonson - District 3
José “Pepe” Diaz - District 12
Sally A. Heyman - District 4
Esteban Bovo, Jr. - District 13
Bruno A. Barreiro - District 5
Harvey Ruvin, Clerk of Courts
Rebeca Sosa - District 6
Pedro J. Garcia, Property Appraiser
Xavier L. Suarez - District 7
Robert A. Cuevas Jr., County Attorney
As of the end of FY11, September 30, 2011. *Deceased
Photo Credits: (Cover) Ziff Ballet Opera House Dome, Adrienne Arsht Center, by Robin Hill. (p. 1) Ziff Ballet Opera House, Adrienne Arsht Center, by Ben Thacker. (p. 3-4) Knight Concert Hall, Adrienne Arsht
Center, by Robin Hill. (p. 9-10) Knight Concert Hall, Adrienne Arsht Center, by Robin Hill. (p. 11) Yuri Bashmet, by Kasskara DG. (p. 11) Evgeny Kissin, by Sheila Rock. (p. 12) Alvin Ailey American Dance
Theater, Constance Stamatiou, by Andrew Eccles. (p. 13) Flamenco Festival 2010, by Javier Suarez. (p. 14) Ryan Jesse, Joseph Leo Bwarie, Matt Bailey, Steve Gouveia and the Company of Jersey Boys, by
Joan Marcus. (p. 15) Soaring at Ayikodans at the Adrienne Arsht Center, by Carl Juste. (p. 17) The Sparrow, by The House Theatre of Chicago. (p. 18) Jerry Seinfeld, by Artist Management. (p. 20) Turandot,
by Marty Sohl. (p. 21) Jane Monheit, by Randee St. Nicholas. (p. 21) Dianne Reeves, by Chritian Lantry. (p. 27).
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