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G L O B E G U I L D E R S

Spring 2014

In This Issue Celebrating Couture 1

Membership News 2

President ’s Message 3

Save the Date—Awards Night 3

Patron Party 4

Celebrating Couture Photos 5

News from The Old Globe 8

MFA Luncheon 12

Meet & Greets 13

Calendar of Events 16

eScrip Information 16

CELEBRATING COUTURE 2014

wowed by ostrich feathers, fringe, and gold lame. Lavish, yes, but Khan's tra-ditional use of embroidery was still present, and his embroidery patterns were imaginatively creative. Devotees of Khan's garments loved his perfect placement of bugle beads and crystal trim. Prints were bold, and metallics ubiquitous. There were divine one-shoulder, off-the shoulder and strap-less gowns. With all the visual hype of his imagery, Khan still takes great pride in his classic clothes. They re-main absolute perfection.

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There were plenty of beautiful, sexy women at the 2014 Celebrating Cou-ture fashion show which featured designs by Naeem Khan, the fashion world darling, the current "go to" wizard of glamor-ous attire. Ladies were beautiful and sexy both on and

off the ramp at the Hilton Bayfront Hotel. They matched Khan's designs which he described as slinky and classic. He makes every woman look gorgeous, and the guests at the Globe fashion show met the chal-lenge. They were definitely high wattage fashionistas. This theatrical event benefited a great theatre, our renowned The Old Globe. Alchemists Khan, the Globe, and Neiman Marcus made show mag-ic, as impossibly glamorous models strutted the stage. Khan character-ized his 2014 collection as "... very boudoir chic. It's luxury. It's rich." Already well known for his use of im-aginative embellishments on luxuri-ous fabrics, he carried that feature further in the new creations. Intricate decoration graced exquisite gar-ments that had simple classic lines. Khan made the gowns sexier than ever before, finding inspiration in "Cabaret." Think of his famous clients Beyonce and Michelle Obama. "I took the sex from 'Cabaret,' but made it elegant," says Khan. Patrons were

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GUILDER INFORMATION

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 2014 PRESIDENT Linda Van Vark 858.229.3103

EXECUTIVE VP Margi Sargis 858.755.7760

RECORDING SECRETARY Martha Kohler 619.461.3166

TREASURER Barbara Bolt 619.889.7121

VP DEVELOPMENT Patricia Paul 619.670.6513

VP MEMBERSHIP Angie DeCaro 691.231.1007

VP SOCIAL Gigi Cramer 858.578.7582

Steering Committee Appointments CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Laurie Blackington 619.435.3927

MEET | GREETS & COMPANY CALLS Jane Klofkorn 619.469.3932 Pam Stafford 619.583.8117

VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR Bonnie Wright 858.259.8988 THE GIFT OF GIVING For additional ways to support The Old Globe Theatre through the Globe Guilders, please visit our website

www.globeguilders.org. Click on OUR SUPPORTERS. BUSINESS MEETING INFORMATION Please call the President listed above. FINANCIAL INFORMATION The monthly financial reports are on file with the Treasurer. If you are interested in any information regarding normal accounts or special events of the Globe Guilders, please contact Barbara Bolt at [email protected]. GLOBE GUILDERS DUES Annual Globe Guilders tax deductible membership dues are: $ 40 Regular Membership $ 50 Supporting Membership $100 Corporate Membership The Globe Guilders is an auxiliary existing under the authority of the Board of Directors of The Old Globe.

THE WELCOME MAT - Exciting News

We will soon have available a gold Lapel Pin

for the Globe Guilders. The pin will have the

Theatre logo and the name Globe Guilders on

the bottom. The cost will be $5 and members

will be encouraged to wear the pin to various

functions as a branding tool to identify our or-

ganization.

If you would like to order your pin, please

make checks payable to the Globe Guilders

and mail to: Angie DeCaro 1199 Pacific Highway, Unit 1902, San

Diego 92101.

Important: Please add the following new members to your directory. You may need their help!

Menges, Mrs. Brigitte A.

(Heinz) 1729 Gascony Road

Encinitas, CA 92024-1226

760-436-1315

[email protected]

Roberts, Mrs. Mary (Tom) 5682 Helena Place

San Diego, CA 92120

619-222-2486 cell: 619-405-3135

[email protected]

Randy Tidmore’s New Email [email protected]

Summ, Dr.Miriam 700 Front Street, Unit 1104

San Diego, CA 92101-6060

619-255-1528 cell: 619-208-5956

[email protected]

NOTE:

Neapole, Mrs. Kim (Bruce) Her husband’s name was

omitted previously

A very warm welcome to our New Members!

Angie DeCaro VP Membership

SAVE THE DATE! Awards Night - 2014

Tuesday, October 14th Bali Hai Restaurant

2230 Shelter Island Dr.

San Diego, CA 92106

Dress - Hawaiian Shirts and Dresses

It was another successful Celebrat-

ing Couture Fashion Show –

luncheon. Neiman Marcus present-

ed Naeem Khan’s fashions spectacu-

larly and the Hilton San Diego Bay-

front Hotel provided a beautiful

venue. On behalf of all the Globe

Guilders, I want to express my grat-

itude and appreciation to Chair,

Lois Lewis, Co-Chairs Dolores Smith

and Patricia Paul. Thank you to the

entire Fashion Show Committee.

Special thanks to our Honorary

Chair Sandy Redman for her enthu-

siastic support of the Guilders and

the Fashion Show. A big thank you

goes to Valerie and Harry Cooper

who served as Chairs of the Honor-

ary Committee. This year we once

again received huge support from

our Board of Directors of The Old

Globe Theatre which was much ap-

preciated. Thank you to our Patron

A MESSAGE FROM YOUR PRESIDENT

Party hosts, Matthew and Iris

Strauss, and to all our underwrit-

ers, live and silent auction donors.

Everyone's efforts help to support

our goal...to raise funds for The

Old Globe Theatre.

As part of your Summer plans, I

hope you will be seeing a play in

the Lowell Davies Festival Theatre.

This is the time of the season to

enjoy our outdoor theatre and to

introduce someone new to the

Theatres. The 2014-15 season re-

cently announced has something

for everyone: get your season

tickets now.

The Old Globe Theatre's Gala will

be held on Saturday, July 26th. If

you are interested in attending or

want more information, please

contact Rachel Plummer at The

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Execu-

tive and

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mittees

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off, but

we will

be back in full swing in August. In

October you will NOT want to miss

the special evening being planned,

for ALL Guilder Members, the Annu-

al Awards Night. Stay tuned for

more information. Enjoy your Sum-

mer and I look forward to seeing

you all soon.

Warmly,

Linda Van Vark

Guests were treated to art tours and tempted with delicious delicacies at the beautiful home of Iris and Matthew Strauss, Rancho del Arte. From left: (1) Celebrating Couture Chair Lois Lewis with Designer Naeem Khan and President Linda Van Vark (2) Ranjana Khan with Sheryl White (3) Hosts Iris and Matthew Strauss (4) Major Gifts Officer Keely Tidrow with John Ferry and Corki Corman (5) Board Member Jo Ann Kilty with Naeem Khan (6) Pam Stafford, Board member Vicki Zeiger, Artis-tic Director Barry Edelstein and Hilit Edelstein (7) Joan and Ben Pollard (8) Alexa Hirsch and Angie DeCaro (9) Esther Rodriguez and Patricia Paul (10) Lyn Nelson, Lee Goldberg, Anne McDonald.

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CELEBRATING COUTURE - PATRON PARTY - MAY 8, 2014

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The Silent Auction is set up the day before the event. (1) Helping set up is “basket creator” Trudi Landreth with her daughter Deborah Landreth. (2) Silent Auction Chair Jane Cowgill, center, celebrating its completion with Barbara Bolt and Rachel Plummer (3) Bonnie Duell and Pat Johnston setting up registration (4) Then the crowds the day of the event during the silent auction and (5) sitting down to lunch (6) Honorary Chair Sandy Redman and Kellyn Timmerman helping with Oppor-tunity Drawing (7) The Men’s brigade: Dave Laing, Harvey Hoeppner, Norm Gillespie, Ed Cramer, Llance Bower, Rod Smith, Jack Vars, Mac McKnight, Jim Kilty, Omar Winter, Ernie Pund, Jim David. Not pictured—Ben Pollard, Bob Richards and Mike Turner.

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The Globe Guilders partnered with Neiman Marcus for the Celebrating Couture event. A festive champagne reception, appealing silent and live auctions, and a delectable luncheon led to the main event fashion show, which was presented by Neiman Marcus. Linens accented with gold and gorgeous white floral center-pieces, accented with red, by Cathy Wright graced tables in the elegant-ly appointed ballroom. A big "shout-out" goes to Chair Lois Lewis and her Co-chairs Dolores Smith and Patricia Paul. The Honor-ary Chair was Sandy Redman, and the Honorary Committee was chaired by Valerie and Harry Cooper. And thank you to our generous Live Auction donors: Holland America Line, Rancho La Puerta, Neiman Marcus, Naeem Khan, Gen7 Wines, Pacific Lyric Association and The Old Globe.

Darlene Davies

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Pictured from left: (1) Jane Cowgill, Pat Whalen and Kristi Pieper (2) Cristull Hasson, Chair Lois Lewis, and Shirley Hinckley (3) Way Wright, Shirley Harper, Linda Lacan, Marilyn Barrett (4) Bonnie Wright (5) Co-Chair Dolores Smith and Joan Pollard (6) Fern Murphy and Peggy Matthews (7) Trudi Landreth (8) Nadine Mas-ters, Co-Chair Patricia Paul and Ann Griffin (9) Darlene Davies, Lanie Fouch and Ann Pund (10) Susan Farmer, Sally’s daughter, Alexa Hirsch, Sally Crahan and Suzie Booth (11) Lisa Marks, Joan Bowes and Carol Karlovich (12) The glorious dessert from Menu Chair Jean Laing. 12

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Pictured from left: (1) Mona Beizai, Diana Cavagnaro, Esther Rodru-guez, and Marie Cunning (2) Angie DeCaro, Hilit Edelstein and Artistic Di-rector Barry Edelstein (3) Rita David and Melissa David (4) Ed and Gigi Cramer—Gigi is displaying the beautiful Swarovski Crystal bag they donated to the Opportunity Prizes (5) Gail Dill and Carol Hanson (6) One of the beautiful centerpieces (7) A well dressed attendee and President Linda Van Vark (8) Robin Roberts, Pat Gillespie, Charlotte Devaux (9) Mary Johnson (10) Arilla St. Laurent (11) Suzie Poet Turner, 2015 Chair (12) Rosemary Pierce (13) Lisa Berry Shaw, Sally Berry and Betty Snyder (14) Maria Assaraf, Rocio Flynn and Dr. Dana Alkasmi (15) Kim-berly Kasitz, Angie DeCaro’s daughter, and Michiko Mitsutake (16) Kat Cowling, Nahiele Caldwell, and Sandy Callan (17) Barbara Bolt with her great niece, Hannah Jones, a model in the show.

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2014 GLOBE GALA - A SUMMER SIZZLER Mark your calendars for Saturday, July 26 to attend the 2014

Globe Gala! Co-Chairs Nina Doede, Deni Jacobs, and Sheryl

White have planned an amazing night filled with great music,

delicious food and drink, and hundreds of Old Globe supporters.

Set on the Globe plaza, the cocktail reception will begin at 6:00

p.m., followed by an exclusive, one-night-only concert by Tony

and Drama Desk Award winner Laura Benanti. A dinner dance on

the Globe plaza completes this amazing evening. This annual

black-tie fundraiser has consistently raised over $1 million to sup-

port The Old Globe’s education and artistic programs. Individual

tickets are $750 and $1,000 per person; underwriting and table

opportunities are also available.

For additional information, please contact Events Manager Eileen Prisby at (619) 231-1941 x2303 or

[email protected].

News From Around the Globe


Dear Globe Guilders, It is our great pleasure to congratulate you once again for an absolutely stun-ning Fashion Show. The hard work of Lois Lewis and her dedicated committee was apparent in every aspect of the day, from the vibrant reception with its beautiful silent auction to the luncheon and the magnificent live presentation. Celebrating Couture 2014 was a fantastic success and we thank each of you your extraordinary efforts, not only for the Fashion Show, but all year-round as well. As we enter summer, both of us look forward to seeing many of you at the Globe for what will be an exciting summer season. Our Shakespeare Festival will begin with Barry’s production of Othello as he leads an all-star cast that includes Kristen Connolly as Desdemona, Richard Thomas as Iago, and Blair Underwood in the title role. For the second production in the Festival, we are pleased that Tony Award-nominee Mark Lamos will helm The Two Gentlemen of Verona. Mark is a superb director, and we are eager for his return to the Globe. In addition to the work in the Lowell Davies Festival Theatre, we will have two amazing productions on our indoor stages, including Into the Woods, which originated at the Globe and will now be seen in a uniquely reimagined version by Fiasco Theatre, and Quartet, an uplifting comedy directed by our very own Rick Seer. Additionally, as we have for the past two years with the holiday favor-ite Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas!, on August 9 we will offer another opportunity for families with members on the autism spectrum to come enjoy a special sensory-friendly performance of Into the Woods. On behalf of the Globe, we thank you once more for all that you do, and we look forward to seeing you at the theatre this summer! Sincerely yours, Barry Edelstein Michael G. Murphy Artistic Director Managing Director

CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE OLD GLOBE

CAVORT (Conference about Volunteers of Regional Theater) Conference in Syracuse, New York. Information will be coming soon about the hotel, conference program and pre-conference and post-conference tours. Hosted by Syracuse Stage and the Stage Guild, we welcome you to join us in beautiful Central New York! See you in October in Syracuse! For more information, contact Wendy Ledford - [email protected].

SAVE THE DATE - OCTOBER 16 TO 18, 2014

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Save the Date

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Bunko Party

Prizes Galore!

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Catered Lunch!

Fun! Fun! Fun!

September 22nd

Hattox Hall

10:00 am

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MFA ACTORS WOW GLOBE GUILDERS

Pictured above from left: (1) Co-chair Jane Klofkorn, Chair Margi Sargis, and Co-chair Pam Stafford (2) Joan Pollard with Major Gifts Officer Rachel Plummer, Larry Lewis and Ben Pollard (3) Lisa Berry Shaw, Sally Berry and Fern Murphy (4) MFA Students—Patrick Zeller, Megan Storti, Tyler Kent, Charlotte Bydwell, Jamal Doug-las, Lowell Byers, and Lindsay Brill (5) Esther Rodriguez and Mona Beizai (6) Michael Murphy, Managing Director, and Phyllis Harris (7) Diana Dill Spinoglio, Gail Dill and Kathy Newton (8) Lois Lewis, Trudi Landreth and Shirley Hinckley (9) Director of Professional Training Rick Seer (10) Gigi Cramer with MFA student Char-lotte Bydwell (11) Joan Henkelmann and Pat Whalen (12) Kellyn Timmerman (13) Brigitte Menges and Money Hat Lady Bonnie Wright. (14) Betsy Hamblin with Karen Ann Daniels.

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After a welcome by President Linda Van Vark, Artistic Director Barry Edel-stein was introduced and gave a few remarks. Then Director of Professional Training Rick Seer presented MFA stu-dent, Megan Storti, with an award from the Dorothy Brown MFA Endowment Fund. Pam Stafford, luncheon co-chair, designed the charming centerpieces and was assisted by the creative efforts of Donna Blochwitz. Bonnie Wright was a show stopper with her Shakespearean costume and money hat.

I would like to thank the rest of my in-credible committee. They all worked so hard to make the day an overwhelm-ing success. They included co-chair, Jane Klofkorn, Bonnie Duell, Jane Hop-kins, Caroline Thienes, and Linda Van Vark. Norm Gillespie was our photog-rapher and Gail Dill created and print-ed the invitations and programs. Addi-tional thanks go to Gigi Cramer for all of her help that day.

Margi Sargis, Chair

Seven extremely talented actors from The Old Globe / University of San Diego Master of Fine Arts program per-formed brilliantly at the Febru-ary 24th luncheon at Tom Ham’s Lighthouse. They captivated the audience as they sprung up from their tables and strode around the room delivering exciting mono-logues. Randy Tidmore performed ad-mirably as a supporting actor! This was followed by a lively question and an-swer session conducted by our favorite moderator, Jane Cowgill.

The Lighthouse provided a stunning setting for the annual MFA Luncheon. The weather was perfect and the views were breathtaking. During the social hour, guests were able to view three delightful boutiques provided by our own Mona Beizai, Diana Spinoglio, and Kellyn Timmerman. (Diana came all the way from Tustin with her lovely Silpada jewelry.)

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(1) The Guilder Crew: Lisa Berry Shaw, Patricia Paul, Wendy Ledford, Pat Gillespie, Sally Berry, Kim Neapole, Alexa Hirsch, Fran Viertel, Marilyn Johns, Katarina Jonas, Jane Klofkorn, Margi Sargis, Norm Gillespie (2) Stage Manager Jess Slocum, Dramaturg Danielle Mages Amato, As-sociate Producer Eric Louie, Production Assistant Sarah Kolman (3) Production Sponsors Kama-ya Jane and Diane Zeps with cast member Mari-lyn Torres (center) (4) Cast and crew (5) Roberta Wells-Famula, Director of Education (6) Pat Gillespie with Director Edward Torres (7) Cast and crew.

Meet & Greet for Water by the Spoonful - March 18

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(1) Cast and Crew getting down to business. (2) The Guilder team: Shirley Kosiek, Pat Gillespie, Carol Winter, Nancy Brock, Alexa Hirsch, Kim Neapole, June Harland, Peter Stovin, Marilyn Johns, Carol Sebastian, Randy Tidmore, Jane Klofkorn (3) Director Rebecca Taichman (4) Major Gifts Associate Angelique von Thun & Peter Stovin conversing with Director of Development Todd Schultz; (5) PR Director Susan Chicoine; (6) Linda Van Vark; (7) Jane Cowgill; (8) Cast mem-bers Max Gordon Moore, Lee Aaron Rosen and Sarah Manton.

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MEET & GREET FORVANYA AND SONIA AND MASHA AND SPIKE AND DOG AND PONY

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Meet & Greet at the Tech Center - April 14 The Guilders make an annual visit to the Tech Center with all their usual goodies which are very much appreciated.

(1) Guilders Donna Blochwitz, Lisa Berry Shaw, Sally Berry, Kim Neapole, Fran Viertel, Martha Kohler, Fern Murphy, Mary Roberts, Linda Van Vark, Nancy Brock, Jordine Von Wantoch, Randy Tidmore, Betsy Hamblin. Members of the Tech Center enjoying the fare.

(1) The Guilder Crew: Martha Kohler, Pat Gillespie, Rita Venturini, Shirley Kosiek, Sally Berry, Fern Murphy, Alexa Hirsch, Donna Blochwitz, Jordine Von Wantoch, Fran Viertel, Peter Stovin, Mary Roberts, Marilyn Johns, June Harland, Nadine Masters, Nancy Brock, Randy Tidmore, Jane Klofkorn (2) Production Sponsors Paula Pow-ers and Sheila and Jeff Lipinsky with pictures of costumes (3) Play information for Dog and Pony (4) Resident Design Assistant Sean Fanning looking at exteriors for Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike (5) Managing Director Michael Murphy with Major Gifts Officer Keely Tidrow (6) Cast and crew mingling and enjoying the fare. (7) Introductions of cast and crew.

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MEET & GREET FOR OTHELLO - MAY 19

GAZETTE STAFF

EDITOR & LAYOUT Gail Dill

CONTRIBUTORS Darlene Davies

Angie DeCaro

Trudi Landreth

Rachel Plummer

Margi Sargis

Linda Van Vark

PHOTOGRAPHERS Mona Beizai

Paulette Britton

Gail Dill

Norm & Pat Gillespie

Betsy Hamblin

Glenn Maxwell

PROOFREADING: Jane Cowgill

Carol Hanson

Suzie Turner

Fran Viertel

Linda Van Vark

Jordine Von Wantoch

ADDRESS CORRECTIONS The Guilder Gazette is sent to members as a benefit of member-ship. For changes, corrections or questions, please contact:

Angie DeCaro

VP Membership

Phone: 619.231.1007

Email: [email protected]

NOTE: Much of the Globe Guilders mail is sent non-profit. Bulk mail is NOT forwarded by the Post Office. Please make sure to keep the VP Membership informed of your correct address. Thanks!

Meet & Greet for Othello - May 19

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Meet and Greets/Company Calls are an integral part of The Old Globe scene and as you can see from the previous pages, the The Old Globe and the Guilders have been very busy this spring. These occasions are where cast and crew meet together for the first time to begin work on a play. Guilders have been preparing a plentiful array of goodies for them since 1955. (We are famous for our Deviled Eggs and Taco Salad!) It is a wonderful way to enjoy the camaraderie of the Guilders and become acquainted on a more personal level with cast and staff members for each play. Doesn’t it look like fun? Sign up for the next one and have a great time! Contact Chairs Jane Klofkorn, Pam Stafford or Donna Blochwitz.

Our sincere thanks to Norm and Pat Gillespie who attend each one of these events bringing goodies and taking pictures for all. (1) The Guilder Crew - Marilyn Johns, Pam Stafford, Martha Kohler, Fran Viertel, Pat Gillespie, Alexa Hirsch, Nancy Brock, Shirley Kosiek, Donna Blochwitz, Sally Crahan (2) Cast and crew listen-ing to ( 3) Artistic Director Barry Edelstein (4) MFA students Erin Adams and Megan Storti talking with their Guilder “Moms” Nancy Brock and Randy Tidmore (5) Mock up of stage for Othello which allows actors to plot their moves. (6) Cast Member Richard Thomas and Fran Viertel (7) Associate Director of Planned Giving Bridget Cantu Wear (8) Cast and crew enjoying Guilder fare.

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Calendar of Events

GLOBE GUILDER CALENDAR

JUN 21* Ritz Gala

JUN 23 Insight Seminar “Othello”

6:30pm Lowell Davies Festival Theatre

JUN 25 North County Nights for “Othello”

4:30pm The Inn at Rancho Santa Fe

JUN 28 Opening Night “Othello”


JUL 14 Insight Seminar “Into the Woods”

6:30pm The Old Globe Theatre

JUL 17 Opening Night “Into the Woods”

8:00pm The Old Globe Theatre

JUL 26 Globe Gala

JUL 28 Insight Seminar “Quartet”

6:30pm Sheryl & Harvey White Theatre

JUL 31 Opening Night “Quartet”

8:00pm Sheryl & Harvey White Theatre

AUG 4 Executive Board Meeting

AUG 6 North County Nights for “Into the Woods”

4:30pm Rancho Santa Fe Golf Club

AUG 8 Steering Committee Meeting

AUG 9 North County Nights Matinee for

“Into the Woods”

11:30am Rancho Santa Fe Golf Club

AUG 11 Insight Seminar “Two Gentlemen of Verona”


AUG 16 Opening Night “Two Gentlemen of Verona”


*Not Globe Guilder events

Special Points of Interest

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