2012 ~ 2013 A N N U A L R E P O R T

The Denver Centerfor the Performing Arts

3 ........................................Chairman’s Letter

4 ...........................Denver Center Attractions

6 ............... Denver Center Theatre Company

8 ....................... Colorado New Play Summit

9 ..........................The Women’s Voices Fund

10 ...............................Education Department

12 ..................................................Off-Center

14 ......Denver Center Events and Operations

14 .....................................................Facilities

16 .....................................Volunteer Services

18 ........................................................Donors

30 ...........Consolidated Financial Statements

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BOARD OF TRUSTEESDaniel L. Ritchie,

Chairman and CEODonald R. Seawell,

Chairman EmeritusRandy Weeks, PresidentWilliam Dean Singleton,

Secretary/TreasurerW. Leo Kiely III,

First Vice Chair Robert Slosky,

Second Vice ChairDr. Patricia Baca Joy S. BurnsIsabelle ClarkNavin DimondMargot Gilbert FrankThomas W. HonigMary Pat Link Robert C. NewmanRichard M. Sapkin Martin SempleJim SteinbergPeter SwinburnKen TuchmanLester L. WardDr. Reginald L. WashingtonJudi WolfSylvia Young_______________________Carolyn Foster,

Executive Assistant to Daniel L. Ritchie

Kim Schouten, Executive Assistant to Daniel L. Ritchie

HONORARY MEMBERSJeannie Fuller Glenn R. JonesM. Ann PadillaCleo Parker Robinson

HELEN G. BONFILSFOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEESLester L. Ward, PresidentMartin Semple,

Vice President Judi Wolf, Sec’y/TreasurerDonald R. Seawell,

President EmeritusW. Leo Kiely IIIDaniel L. RitchieWilliam Dean SingletonRobert SloskyJim SteinbergDr. Reginald L. Washington

SENIOR MANAGEMENTSTAFFRandy Weeks, Executive Director,

Denver Center AttractionsKent Thompson,

Producing Artistic Director, Denver Center Theatre Company

Dorothy Denny, Executive Vice President

Vicky Miles, Chief Financial Officer

Jennifer Nealson, Chief Marketing Officer

Clay Courter, Director of Facilities Management

The Denver Center for the Performing Arts

A N N U A L R E P O R T2012/13 INDEX

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CHAIRMAN’S LETTER

It has been a good year for The Denver Center for the Performing Arts. The Denver Center Theatre Company’s world premiere of Sense & Sensibility The Musical was widely critically acclaimed and proved to be its highest grossing show ever. Our production of August Wilson’s classic Fences played to packed houses. The Theatre Company’s eighth annual Colorado New Play Summit reached new heights, attracting record numbers of professional guests and playwrights from across the country and producing readings that have led to four world premieres. It was also a strong year for our Denver Center Attractions’ Broadway tours. A highlight was the launching of the The Book of Mormon national tour that sold out in four and a half hours. The season also was distinguished by an increasing number and variety of shows. Our education outreach is expanding rapidly. Through our Denver Center Theatre Academy we have directly served more than 240 schools and have substantially increased classes and summer camps in our Robert and Judi Newman Center. Student matinee attendance in our theatres this year exceeded 15,000. As a not-for-profit organization, we receive only 70% of our revenues from ticket sales and fees. Our ability to deliver world-class theatre and theatre education really depends on the generosity of our community. This fiscal year community support from individuals, businesses and foundations (including about 7,500 unique donors) was $8 million. In addition, the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District (SCFD) contributed $5.4 million. Thank you. Thank you.

Daniel L. Ritchie, Chairman and CEOThe Denver Center for the Performing Arts

DANIEL L. RITCHIEChairman and CEO

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DENVER CENTER ATTRACTIONS

The Denver Center Attractions (DCA) season reflected the broadening scope of presentations, a trend that will continue moving forward. Additions to the Broadway fare included health and nutrition expert Dr. Andrew Weil, Frankie Valli in a one-night concert, and eight performances of David Sedaris presenting material from his next book, with audiences assisting in the writing process. It was a strong year for touring Broadway. Denver was chosen to open the national tour of the hugely successful The Book of Mormon; the show sold out in four-and-a-half hours and the line for the “day-of” lottery snaked around 14th Street. The Broadway season continued with La Cage Aux Folles, Memphis, Jekyll & Hyde and Catch Me If You Can. A major highlight was the highly praised War Horse. The season included the return of some great favorites. I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change played 101 performances at the Garner Galleria Theatre, followed by Denver’s favorite fast-talking Tupperware lady in Dixie’s Tupperware Party. The Galleria Theatre and Bar was completely transformed into a honky-tonk for The Doyle & Debbie Show. Jersey Boys, Mark Twain Tonight!, Spamalot, Blue Man Group, Mary Poppins and Les Misérables all enjoyed enthusiastic audience support. Capping off the year, DCA added a new component to its mission: The Bobby G Awards. Denver Center Attractions sponsored this Colorado High School Musical Theatre Awards program named for DCA’s late Robert S. Garner. The “Bobby Gs” joined “The Jimmys,” The National High School Musical Theatre Awards program. The two students voted the outstanding Actor and Actress of Colorado were sponsored for a a weeklong workshop in May at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts. It was an op-portunity for them to hone their talents and perform on a Broadway stage. These youngsters are our future. We were thrilled to spotlight their talents.

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2012/13 SEASONSeason SponsorsUnited Airlines, Vectra Bank, Citizens of the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District (SCFD)

Media SponsorsCBS4, The Denver Post Community Foundation

T H E S H O W SThe Addams Family Sponsored by U.S. Bank, HealthONE, Pioneer Natural Resources

I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change Sponsored by Molson Coors

Jersey Boys

The Book of Mormon

La Cage Aux Folles Sponsored by Comcast

Stomp A HealthONE Production

Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons

Andrew Weil

Memphis Sponsored by HealthONE and Comcast/NBC Universal

Dixie’s Tupperware Party Sponsored by Molson Coors

David Sedaris Sponsored by Molson Coors

The Doyle & Debbie Show Sponsored by Molson Coors

War Horse Sponsord by Comcast

Jekyll & Hyde

Catch Me If You Can Sponsored by The Westin Denver Downtown and HealthONE

Mark Twain Tonight!

Monty Python’s Spamalot Sponsored by Pioneer Natural Resources

Blue Man Group Sponsored by Comcast

Mary Poppins A HealthONE Family Production

Les Misérables Sponsored by Faction Media

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T H E N U M B E R SProductions ................................................................... 21

Performances ..............................................................470

Subscribed seats .....................................................80,237

Total paid attendance ...........................................383,174

Total ticketed attendance .....................................399,636

SCFD Ten for $10 tickets* ......................................1,081

Accessibility for DCA shows:Performances ........11 (nine offered Open Captioning)Patrons who used ASL interpreted services............. 33Patrons who used Audio Described services ........... 21Patrons who used Open Captioned services ............ 51Total purchases for accessible services ..................105

*These are tickets subsidized by the seven-county voters of Metro Denver’s Scientific and Cultural Facilities District.

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Producing Artistic Director Kent Thompson’s vision and selections for the Denver Center Theatre Company’s (DCTC) 2012/13 season met with a gratifying approbation and success. August Wilson’s Tony-nominated classic, Fences, launched the season with packed houses. Staged in the round in The Space Theatre, its creative set design transported audiences to the front yard of a working class Pittsburgh neighbor-hood. Contrasting the dark momentum of that play came a stage adaptation of Alexandre Dumas’ swashbuckling The Three Musketeers, complete with lavish costumes, romance, seductions and sword fights. Pursuing his ongoing commitment to family programing, Thompson included the stage version of Lois Lowry’s Pulitzer Prize-winning book, The Giver. The schedule counted many sold-out student matinees along with its regular run. Thompson staged a return of White Christmas in The Buell Theatre, while the comedy, When We Are Married, extended a nod to the often neglected British playwright J.B. Priestly. To accompany the 2013 Colorado New Play Summit were two fully staged world premieres selected from the previous year’s Summit read-ings: Michael Mitnik’s Ed, Downloaded, exploring the far reaches of brain downloading, and Grace, or The Art of Climbing which took audiences on a journey of physical as well as emotional survival. Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet followed in a production marked by a starkly simple set and elaborate costumes. The season ended on high notes with a contemporary drama and a world premiere musical. Jon Robin Baitz’s suspenseful Other Desert Cities scored a major hit with DCTC audiences. The world premiere of Sense & Sensibility The Musical, also selected by Thompson from the 2012 Summit, opened to impressive acclaim. This musical, led by Tony-nominat-ed director Marcia Milgrom Dodge, played to sold-out houses in the final two weeks of its run, becoming DCTC’s highest grossing show ever.

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2012/13 SEASONSeason SponsorsWells Fargo, Steinberg Charitable Trust, Larimer Square, Citizens of the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District (SCFD)

Media SponsorsCBS4, The Denver Post Community Foundation

T H E S H O W SFences Producing Partner: Tina Walls

The Three Musketeers Producing Partner: Isabelle Clark

The Giver Producing Partners: Keith & Kathie Finger Sponsored by Ashford University and Jeppesen - A Boeing Company

When We Are Married Producing Partners: Diana & Mike Kinsey Contributing Partners: Martin & Jo Ann Semple Sponsored by Gay and Lesbian Fund for Colorado

Irving Berlin’s White Christmas Sponsored by HealthONE and The Ritz-Carlton, Denver

Ed, Downloaded Producing Partners: John & Jeannie Fuller, Jim Steinberg Additional support provided by CEAVCO and Spyeglass

Grace, or The Art of Climbing

Romeo & Juliet Producing Partners: Sheri & Lee Archer, Katy Atkinson, Isabelle Clark, Mike & Diana Kinsey, Dennis & Anita Lacey, Alison & Jim Shetter, June Travis Sponsored by The National Endowment for the Arts in cooperation with Arts Midwest

A Weekend with Pablo Picasso Producing Partners: Margot & Allan Frank, Judi & Robert Newman

Other Desert Cities Producing Partners: Terry & Noel Hefty and Karolyn Lestrud

Sense & Sensibility The Musical Producing Partners: The Anschutz Foundation, Joy S. Burns, Daniel L. Ritchie, June Travis Sponsored by The Ritz-Carlton, Denver and U.S. Bank

T H E N U M B E R SProductions .......................................... 11

Performances .....................................443

Subscribed seats ............................53,932

Total paid attendance ..................193,396

Total ticketed attendance ............214,773

Student matinees .................................. 55

Attendance - students ...................15,014

Attendance - chaperones ...................963

TALKBACKS

Student matinee (54) .................11,311

General (19) .................................1,736

Theatre & Theology (9) ..................633

Higher Education Advisory Council (8) ...................................564

Total talkbacks (90) ...................14,244

Perspectives on the plays (9) .............483

DCTC @ TC (8) ................................444

SCFD Ten for $10 tickets .............3,787*

Accessibility for DCTC shows:Performances ................................... 11

(three offered Open Captioning)Patrons who used ASL interpreted

services ........................................ 22Patrons who used Audio Described

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*These are tickets subsidized by the seven-county voters of Metro Denver’s Scientific and Cultural Facilities District.

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black odyssey playwright Marcus Gardley

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COLORADO NEW PLAY SUMMIT

The buzz around the eighth annual Colorado New Play Summit was perhaps the noisiest it’s ever been. The stars aligned to bring together a stellar lineup of five provocative and entertaining plays. The number of professional guests and playwrights in attendance grew to record numbers. The Playwrights’ Slam, at which mostly commissioned writers read short excerpts from their latest work, was a rousing ending to the first afternoon of readings. Participants included Lauren Feldman, Michael Mitnick, Karen Zacarías, Laura Eason, Marcus Gardley, Catherine Trieschmann, Matthew Lopez, Eric Schmiedl, James Still, Tanya Saracho, Idris Goodwin and Robert Schenkkan. Five new plays were read at podiums: The Vast In-Between, Laura Eason’s trenchant look at the strains economic desperation puts on a marriage; black odyssey, Marcus Gardley’s African-American lyrical and often humorous spin on Homer’s epic tale; The Most Deserving, Catherine Trieschmann’s satire of a small-town arts council run amok—and The Legend of Georgia McBride by Matthew Lopez, a deeply felt comedy that shows what happens when an Elvis impersonator must turn to drag, of all things, to support his growing family. Karen Zacarías’ Just Like Us, adapted from Helen Thorpe’s book of the same name, follows four Latina girls in Denver who want to excel in life but are hindered by their economic and immigration status. Thorpe, an on-stage character in the play, was on hand to provide feedback, and even Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper, himself an off-stage character, attended the reading. All four of the young women whose lives are dramatized in the play also attended and met with the cast. At the closing-night party in the Seawell Ballroom a hip-hop DJ lured the crowds to the dance floor. Where else would you see playwright Karen Zacarías dancing the swing with Pulitzer Prize-winner Robert Schenkkan?

COLORADO NEW PLAY SUMMIT IS GENEROUSLY SUPPORTED BYSponsorWomen’s Voices Fund

Producing PartnersJoy S. BurnsLeo & Susan KielyDaniel L. Ritchie Robert & Carole Slosky

Special thanks to the Harold & Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust for continued support of New Play Development at The Denver Center for the Performing Arts

9FOUNDERS:*Dina Brudenell Altman Dina Brudenell Altman

in honor of Edward F. Altman, Jr.

American Zang Education Foundation Inc. – The Greiner Family

Geary Anderson in honor of Alicia Anderson

Lee and Sheri Archer*Carol AthaCarol Atha in honor of

Carolee D. AthaCarol Atha in honor of

Bette HaertherUrsula AwadBarbara Shannon-

BannisterMaureen Kelly BarkerMary Reisher BerlinFran BerlinGail Classon BerlinerBarbara BridgesBrown Family

FoundationDiane Bryant*Joy S. BurnsMerle C. Chambers

Janette W. Chase in honor of Christina J. and Kathryn M. Chase

*Isabelle ClarkElaine J. CollinsJack & Suzanne Collins

in memory of Joyce A. Korgan

Andrea Warner CrispeJill I. Crow*Katie Cymbala*Dorothy Denny in

memory of Barbara Denny Rottkamp

Dorothy Denny in honor of Emily Stanford

Pam DukeCharleen DunnSharon Dwinnell in

honor of my sister Peggy Harrington

*Dianne G. Eddolls*Anita Edwards in

memory of my mother Lois Richardson

Anita Edwards in memory of Ty Jurras

*Bobbie Farris

Natley Farris*Lois FeltHeather FitzgeraldAdrienne Ruston

FitzgibbonsWilbur Flachman in

honor of Dr. Marilyn Flachman

Nancy FollettKatie FoxMargot Gilbert FrankJeannie Fuller in honor

of Florence SmithStephanie Weeks

Gamble in honor of Sarah Weeks Gamble

Lynn Marie Gangone in honor of The Women’s College of DU

Robert S. Garner in memory of Dorothy Garner

Sally R. Gass & Alan G. Gass

Peter B. Gregory in honor of my wife Ann M. Gregory

*Celeste Grynberg*Noel Hefty

Laura L. HillElizabeth HoltDianne HonigMs. Denise HortonJeff Hovorka in honor

of Patricia HovorkaTara Hefty HumeGeorgia R. ImhoffPat Wooster JacksonCraig Johnson in honor

of my wife Lisa Daniel-Johnson

Gail JohnsonMichael Karmil in honor

of Eleanor KarmilSusan Kiely in honor

of my daughter Whitney Moehle

Holly Arnold Kinney in honor of Mary Fox Arnold

Diana W. KinseyElizabeth KirkpatrickKarolynn LestrudDeborah Loftness in

memory of Mary C. Hess

Lee Maes in honor of Dr. Kathryn G. Maes

Kathleen McCallCarol McEnroe

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Judy McNeil*Michael A. Meisinger

in honor of Rosemary Meisinger

*Vicky MilesJeff Munn & Shellie

Ruston MunnJudi NewmanNorthern Trust Bank in

honor of Jeannie Fuller

Peggy NotebaertNancy & Paul Oberman

in honor of our daughter Jordana Oberman

*M. Ann PadillaDebra J. Perry*Perry Mansfield

Performing Arts School & Camp in honor of Charlotte Perry and

Portia MansfieldLinda Plaut*Jane J. PrancanQuinette Family Fund

in honor of Luella Mockett

Fran Quinlan in honor of Alan Bromley

*Elizabeth J. Rave*Mary Carol Riaski*Tina Risch in honor of

Cheryl and Rachel Caufield

Tina Risch in memory of Karen Knudsen

Walter Rosenberry & Susan Bonsall

*Molly O. RossCarol Ann Rothman

in honor of my granddaughters Brielle and Kara

*Ms. Peggy RottnerFlorence RustonRoselyn SaundersDutchess Scheitler*Donald R. Seawell

in honor of Eugenia Rawls

Donald R. Seawell in honor of my collaborator, Judi Wolf

*Alison ShetterRuth Silver*Carole SloskyCarole Slosky – in

honor of Bob Slosky’s service as a DCPA Trustee

Sarah SteinbergJanet SwinburnBea TaplinKate Taucher in honor

of Katherine A. MaySandy Tenenbaum/

Occasions by Sandy

June TravisLester L. Ward in honor

of Rosalind H. Ward

*Randy Weeks in honor of Joan Watson Weeks

Randy Weeks in memory of Esther M. Weeks

Carol E. WolfJudi Wolf in honor of

Donald R. SeawellChristine Yaros in

honor of Catherine Hein

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS:Renée DuncanJennifer Fleming*Griffith Family TrustRyan MaierEssie Perlmutter

OTHER GENEROUS DONATIONS:

Mitzi BrodnaxRisa FriskeyKathryn Bates GavinKathy GraveleyMontine HanslElizabeth HickmanYvette HuntPam JosephsMarilyn KoeplinElena Sandoval-LuceroMedia SaladMargaret O’Keefe*Paula RossonMissy StolbergChristine TatumSandra Roberts-TaylorBeverley TurnleySusan WeinsteinIrma WilbornMarilyn WolfDiedre WoodenSuzanne Yoe

*Multiple Gifts

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Artistic Associate Emily Tarquin

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THE WOMEN’S VOICES FUNDThis fund continued to grow and is designed to foster the work of women writing for the American theatre.

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EDUCATION DEPARTMENTTam Dalrymple Frye, Director

The Education Department reaped the benefits of developing a new three-year strategic plan that focused on “increasing the impact and engagement for all students” participating in any educational activity at The Denver Center for the Performing Arts. In the fall of 2012, the department hired five professional teaching artists to meet increasing demands in the schools. These teaching artists, professional actors or directors in their own right, visited more than 240 metro-area schools providing The Denver Center’s arts-integrated curriculum, Dramatic Learning™. These teaching artists reached more than 12,000 students, increasing the number served by almost 20% from last year. Larry Hecht (DCTC actor and former Head of Acting for the National Theatre Conservatory) was charged with meeting the growing demand from adults attending the Denver Center Theatre Academy. Thanks to increased programming and a sequential curriculum, the number of adults attending the Academy nearly doubled over last year, while overall the Academy attendance increased by more than 24%. In short, the Education Department comfortably achieved its goal of reaching more students, training more artists and providing quality arts education in the schools. The Education Department will endeavor to continue on this path next year by incorporating a high school playwriting competition, strengthening its corporate training programs, increasing its offerings for at-risk students and providing training for teaching artists.

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T H E N U M B E R SAcademy Classes Children .............................................................. 1,278 Teens ...................................................................... 548 Adults ..................................................................... 876 Total attendance .................................................. 2,702

Dramatic Learning Schools served ....................................................... 248 Total attendance ................................................ 12,572

Teen Summer ShowsCinderella Performances ...........................................................3 Attendance .......................................................... 367The Phantom Tollbooth Performances ...........................................................3 Attendance .......................................................... 240

Family Fun Forum Total attendance ..................................................... 493

Career Exploration Days Students participating ......................................... 1,125 Students attending ................................................. 150 Schools ..................................................................... 12 Career Fairs within School Districts ..........................3

Professional Development Workshops Workshops ............................................................... 71 Total attendance .................................................... 473

Education Internships .................................................5

Education Volunteers ..................................................7

Library Volunteers ......................................................8ARTS IN EDUCATION SPONSORS

Anschutz Foundation, Ashford University, Belay Foundation, Boeing, CoBiz Financial, Colorado Creative Industries, Corley Legacy Foundation, DaVita, The Denver Foundation, Faegre Baker Daniels, Fidelity Investments, IMA Foundation, Impact Creativity/National Corporate Theatre Fund, Kathie & Keith Finger, Alan & Katie Fox, Margot & Allan Frank, Kinder Morgan Foundation, Mabel Y. Hughes Charitable Trust, Molson Coors, National Endowment for the Arts/ Arts Midwest, Robert & Judi Newman/ Newman Family Foundation, Rollie R. Kelley Family Foundation Fund, Riverfront Park Community Foundation, State Farm Insurance, Target, June Travis, US Bank, Walter S. Rosenberry III Charitable Trust, Xcel Energy Foundation

My name is Maggie Sczekan and I wanted to check in and say thank you. I began taking classes with your school when I was 13 years old, returning another summer to do both tracks of the teenage intensive. I returned again after my first year of college (Oberlin Conservatory of Music) to do the NTC summer intensive for adults… I auditioned for the DCTC this year and after seeing Christmas Carol just about every year since I was three, I’ve been cast in the show, and I know a huge part of that is because of the education I received from you. It’s very special to me that my first Equity show is here at home in Denver, and to finally get to go into the Blue Studio (or Yellow or whichever) as a hired actor after being there for many years a student is going to be an incredible joy.

With much love and gratitude to all of you, Maggie

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OFF-CENTER @ THE JONESCharlie Miller and Emily Tarquin, Curators

Off-Center’s eventful and successful second season continued its mission of serving as a test kitchen for The Denver Center and new entry point for artists and audiences by producing four prototypes in FY13:n CULT FOLLOWING – A monthly live movie in real 3-D where six

recurring actors improvise their way through a story that intertwines movie moments selected by the audience;

n DRAG MACHINE – Captain Shirley Delta Blow takes us on a journey through the history of drag and the gay rights movement in her Drag Queen Time Machine;

n AUDIO KICKS – An experiment in isolated collaboration: ten original photographs inspired ten different audio recordings that became the backdrop and soundtrack for a live performance by 3rd Law Dance/Theater;

n SWEAT – A fully improvised indoor biking adventure led by two performers and a musician accompanying the action on a fully equipped musical tricycle.

Each show experimented with different types of programming, new collaborations, and new audience engagement techniques, expanding the show outside of the theatre. Off-Center succeeded in attracting new people. Sixty percent of ticketed accounts were new to The Denver Center. Off-Center brought in 7% of new audiences to the Denver Center Theatre Company (DCTC) with a budget that is 1.8% of DCTC’s total expenses. Off-Center’s audiences skew younger, with 82% of its Facebook fans and 74% of the DRAG MACHINE audience surveyed falling between ages 18 and 44. In the targeted efforts to reach people who don’t already attend The Denver Center productions, Off-Center learned word-of-mouth is key; the large majority of audiences heard about the shows from friends. Off-Center’s marketing and outreach focused on giving audiences tools and incentives to share information with their friends.

Highlights from Season 2 included:n Riding with the Denver Cruisers to promote SWEAT.n The long line outside waiting for the DRAG MACHINE doors to open (all

scheduled shows were sold out and two extra performances were added).n Winning the “Best Date Night at the Theatre” award from Westword.n Sharing what has been learned with the performing arts field by presenting at

five national performing arts conferences and having our “Let Them Drink Beer” article featured on the Theatre Communications Group Blog.

T H E N U M B E R SProductions ............................................................4

Performances .......................................................19

Ticketed attendance ........................................2,200

Discounted tickets (including comps) ...............744

Total attendance ..............................................2,944

Local artists with whom Off-Center collaborated .....................................90+

OFF-CENTERwishes to thank the following businesses/organizations for their partnership:

BikeDenverBiker Jim’s Gourmet DogsBrian Brown DesignsDenver B-CycleDenver CruisersDenver Film Society’s Reel Social Club

Denver Theatre DistrictGyro ImbibeMolson CoorsSalvagetti Bicycle WorkshopThe Corner OfficeThe Walnut RoomTour de Fashion, CO

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FACILITIESClay Courter, Director, Facilities Management

Major HVAC work was completed for the Robert and Judi Newman Center for Theatre Education building and the Bonfils Theatre Complex in mid-FY13. In addition, all The Denver Center for the Performing Arts (DCPA) staff and operations were relocated from the Champa building, and responsibility for the control and management of the building transferred back to the City of Denver.

Energy Consumption Update Energy conservation has been a major priority. Prior to 2008, the DCPA was spending an average of $650,000 per year to heat, cool and power the Bonfils and Newman buildings. In contrast, $567,000 was spent for the same services in FY13. Below are some of the ways in which this was accomplished:n In 2009, an energy auditing firm completed a study of

DCPA facilities and made recommendations based on its findings;

n The DCPA aggressively moved toward implementing these recommendations, making strides in energy efficiency by encouraging conservation and replacing obsolete and inefficient building and computing systems, lighting and switches;

n In FY12, HVAC units in the Bonfils and Newman buildings were replaced—leading to significant reductions in steam and chilled water consumption in the first year of operation.

As a result of these efforts, over the last five years the DCPA has:n Reduced total daily average Bonfils and Newman

KWH consumption by 21% from baseline consumption (2004-2008), saving more than 2.3M kilowatt hours;

n Reduced steam consumption 14% from baseline and chilled water consumption 24% from baseline in less than 18 months;

n Seen reductions in operational savings of more than $273,000 since 2008. These were achieved in an environment in which electrical rates have increased 15%, and steam and chilled water rates have increased 9% and 18%, respectively;

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DENVER CENTER EVENTS AND OPERATIONSDawn Williams, Director of Venue Sales and Operations

Denver Center Events gave a solid performance throughout FY13, with 119 events booked from external clients. Forty percent of those sent along unsolicited positive feedback and accolades, with zero negative post-event recaps. In addition, three local not-for-profits with events hosted in the Seawell Grand Ballroom reported their highest historical net revenue from such fundraisers in FY13. The ballroom continues to host a combined average of 200 internal and external events per year, including a mix of social, corporate, educational, not-for-profit and convention-related segments. During FY13 Denver Center Events garnered praise from The Knot with the 2013 “Best of” Award and the ICON Awards’ “Event of the Year for the wedding production of Mr. and Mrs. Brad Farber.” While gross sales revenues were consistent with last year, expenses increased 10%. The increase stemmed from labor costs from two events related to establishing new partnerships and broadening the marketing of the room. These efforts ultimately resulted in four confirmed weddings for FY14. Notwithstanding, ballroom operations continued to generate positive net income and substantial in-kind revenue for FY13. The staff continually seeks to increase business and to focus on social events. From 12 (weddings/mitzvahs) this year to the 17 weddings already confirmed for FY14, the marketing campaigns and the dedicated efforts of the team to drive social business are clearly paying off.

Competitive advantages for the Seawell Grand Ballroom:n 10,000 square feet of flexible space to accommodate various size

events;n Events produced by a full service, in-house production team with a

balanced skill set of creativity, state-of-the-art equipment and detailed logistics management;

n Proximity to the Colorado Convention Center and neighboring hotels;n Strong brand recognition as being part of The Denver Center for the

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DENVER CENTER ALLIANCE

This 250-member support group for The Denver Center for the Performing Arts (DCPA) contributed more than $725,000 in net proceeds for the Denver Center Theatre Company and its Arts in Education programs during this fiscal year. Alliance members spearheaded the planning for the DCPA’s signature Saturday Night Alive fundraiser and led the sales charge for the annual Women With Hattitude luncheon, the White Christmas VIP Evening, as well as events around the productions of Sense & Sensibility The Musical and Romeo & Juliet.

 

COMMUNITY RELATIONS COUNCIL

The Council actively developed initiatives to build new and nontraditional audiences at The Denver Center. Each member was charged with the task of bringing three new audience members to each Denver Center Theatre Company show and provide their guests with incentives to return.

 

FAIRS AND FESTIVALS

As a means of spreading the word about the work at The Denver Center, the Fairs and Festivals volunteers took part in PrideFest Denver. They were able to circulate information about The Denver Center to several thousand people.

TOUR AMBASSADORS

These Ambassadors provided people with a behind-the-scenes experience of The Denver Center as they walked patrons through the various tech, prop and costume shops and production departments, creating excitement and appreciation for the magic of theatre.

TICKET DONATIONS

The Denver Center made donations of 1,086 free tickets to charities, churches and schools for a total contribution of $57,010 as a way of acknowledging its gratitude and giving back to the community.

YOUNG PROFESSIONALS ADVISORY BOARD

This volunteer group seeks to attract younger audiences and cultivate long-term patronage by making The Denver Center a social and cultural hub for 20- and 30-somethings. Its primary responsibility is organizing and promoting the The Denver Center’s popular Fourth Wall series, a flexible membership program for sociable young professionals.

USHERS

The Denver Center’s volunteer usher corps welcomed thousands of patrons to the theatres, aiming to continually improve customer service, accommodate accessibility and provide overall knowledge of The Denver Center to ensure every patron has a positive experience when attending our productions.

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FLORENCE K. RUSTON AWARD FOR PHILANTHROPHY IN THE ARTSJoy S. Burns, 2012/13 Diana & Mike Kinsey,

2011/12Jim Steinberg, 2010/11Alison & Jim Shetter,

2009/10Leo & Susan Kiely,

2008/09Margot & Allan Frank,

2007/08Robert & Judi Newman,

2006/07

EXTRAORDINARY GIVINGThe Lewis E. Myers Jr.

Scholarship FundRobert & Judi Newman

Fund for Arts in Education

Citizens of the Scientific & Cultural Facilities District

Robert & Carole Slosky Fund for Arts in Education

Women’s Voices Fund

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE PLATINUM $100,000+The Anschutz FoundationHelen G. Bonfils

FoundationJoy S. BurnsCBS4Comcast/Comcast

SpotlightDenver Center AllianceThe Denver Post/Denver

Post CommunityEntercom BroadcastingEpicurean Culinary GroupHealthONEHilja K. HerfurthLeo & Susan Kiely

MicrosoftDaniel L. RitchieS & S Musical

Development, LLC.The Shubert FoundationHarold & Mimi Steinberg

Charitable TrustVectra BankWilks Broadcasting

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE GOLD $50,000-$99,999Boettcher FoundationFidelity Personal

Investments, LLCAllan & Margot FrankGyro, LLCMolson CoorsRobert & Judi Newman/

Newman Family Foundation

Temple Hoyne Buell Foundation

June TravisU.S. BankUnited AirlinesWells Fargo Bank, N.A./

Wells Fargo AdvisorsWestin Denver Downtown

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE SILVER $25,000-$49,999Anthem Blue Cross &

Blue ShieldAtlantic Trust Private

Wealth ManagementDr. & Mrs. Barry BerlinThe Chotin Group/Steven

& Robin ChotinIsabelle ClarkCoBiz FinancialColorado State Bank

& TrustConstellation WinesDaVita, Inc.

Doris Duke Charitable Foundation

Event RentsFaction MediaFaegre Baker Daniels LLPKeith & Kathie FingerL. Roger & Meredith

Hutson/HRM Resources, LLC

Jeppesen – A Boeing Company

KUSA/9News & KTVDLarimer SquareEd & Susan MuellerRalph & Trish NagelNational Endowment for

the Arts/Arts MidwestPioneer Natural Resources

USA, IncRick & Shelly Sapkin/

Edgemark LLCThe Ritz-Carlton, DenverMark Sexton/Inflection

EnergyBob & Carole SloskySprint Press DenverKen & Debra TuchmanWelborn Sullivan Meck &

Tooley, P.C.

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE BRONZE $15,000-$24,999Abend GalleryAnadarko Petroleum

CorporationDoug & Catherine BensonLaFawn BiddleCenterplate CateringRobert & Kathleen ClarkAlex Cranberg/Aspect

Energy, LLCThe Denver FoundationJohn & Jeannie FullerHenry H. & Lorie GordonTerry & Noel HeftyHyde Park Jewelers

Diana & Mike KinseyJohn Strohm &

Mary Pat LinkImprints WholesaleMDC Holdings, Inc./

Richmond American Homes

Merrill LynchDoug Morton & Marilyn

BrownMr. & Mrs. Craig PonzioPricewaterhouseCoopers

LLPThe Publishing HouseJames & Alison ShetterPaul & Wendy SpencerJames SteinbergStonebridge CompaniesPeter & Janet SwinburnTeleTechJack & Penny TerharMr. Lester L. Ward, IIIRandy WeeksMarvin & Judi WolfXcel Energy/Xcel Energy

Foundation

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE $10,000-$14,999AARP ColoradoAnonymousSheri & Lee Archer/New

Wave EnviroAshford UniversityJames BarlettDr. and Mrs. Richard

A. Patt/ The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation

Doug & Abby BrownBill & Betty BuchananLarry & Margaret ByrneCenturyLinkKevin & Dawn CollinsTom & Lisa CorleyMr. & Mrs. John Dunn EKS&H

FinelineJack Fitzgibbons &

Adrienne Ruston Fitzgibbons

Forte Information Resources LLC

Amy Gaines & Ron LitvakGay & Lesbian Fund

for ColoradoJohn Carlen & Jean

GleasonColorado Creative

IndustriesGlenn Jones & Dianne

EddollsJerome H. Kern & Mary

Rossick KernDiane KremerKarolynn LestrudJason & Alison LewisLufthansa German AirlinesScott Lynn & Natalie

Rekstad-LynnMarie MaltzJeff & Shellie MunnNational Corporate

Theatre FundScott & Joellen RaderstorfFrank & Karen RamirezReicon Charitable

FoundationRiverfront Park Community

FoundationMartin & Jo Ann SempleSill-Terhar MotorsWilliam Dean SingletonState Farm InsuranceTerry & Michelle TaggartMr. & Mrs. Jerry TepperUniversity of DenverWalter S. Rosenberry, III

Charitable TrustDr. & Mrs. Reginald L.

Washington, The Colorado Trust Directed Contributions Program

Barth & Maureen Whitham

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The Denver Center for the Performing Arts gratefully acknowledges the generous support of the following donors of $100 or more for activities July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013.

Thank You

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Ray & Denise Bellucci Keith & Kathie FingerSuSu Vadon Diane Kremer & Cathy Kremer

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE $5,000-$9,999Anonymous

Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.

Ascent Private Capital Management

Kathryn Atkinson

BKD CPAs & Advisors

Dr. Patricia Baca/The Colorado Trust Directed Contributions Program

Ball Corporation

Bank of the West

Mrs. Randi Bloomenthal

Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck

Mr. & Mrs. Reynolds Cannon

Randy Carter

Merle C. Chambers & Hugh A. Grant

Collector’s Edge Minerals, Inc.

CoreFirst Bank & Trust

Leslie Crispelle & Glenn Tiedt

EmcArts, Inc.

EnCana Oil & Gas

Enduring Resources

Entravision Communications Corporation

FirstBank Holding Company of Colorado

Mr. & Mrs. Alan F. Fox

Kathy Huwaldt

The Integer Group

J.P. Morgan

Jeanne Land Foundation

JHL Constructors Inc.

Jerry & Judy Karpa

Barbara Kelley

Dennis & Anita Lacey

Ms. Karen Loewenstern

Mabel Y. Hughes Charitable Trust

Pat Spieles & Carol McMurry

Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management

Moye White LLC

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Noffsinger Jr.

Nordstrom at Cherry Creek

Osage Initiative

Ann Padilla & Bob Grabowski

PCL Construction Services, Inc

Point Petroleum

Richards Financial Group

Miriam C. Robins

Royal Gold, Inc.

Lawrence French & Gregory Sargowicki

Saunders Construction Inc.

Ellen Scott

Dodie Simmons

SM Energy Company

Katie Stapleton

Steve Talley

Mrs. Bea Taplin

Target Stores

University of Colorado

USAA

Tina Walls

Jeri Zucherman

PLAYWRIGHT’S CIRCLE $2,500-$4,999A. Tsagas Custom Furs

Argus

Willis Ashby & Karen Burch

Frank & Jeanette Azar

Judith Babcock

Sybil Barnes

The Barton Family Foundation

Michael & Kathleen Beatty

Ethan Bellamy

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Bellucci

Kelly Berger

Paul Biederman

BNY Mellon Wealth Management

Timothy & Erin Brice

Dr. Jennifer Caskey

Colorado State University

Mr. & Mrs. Tom Congdon

Jerry Conover & Jacquelyn Wonder

Mr. & Mrs. Jay Davidson/First American State Bank

Michael Day & Pamela Tarquin

Denver Museum of Nature & Science

John & Sandra Downing

Mr. & Mrs. Ed Dwight

John Ekeberg & Jen Schwem

Fairfield & Woods, P.C.

Anita Filip

Larry & Joanne Fisher

Fleishman & Shapiro

Sally & Alan Gass

Carl & Barbara Geppert

David Goldstein

Chuck & Pat Griffith

Hard Rock Cafe

Hays Companies

Juliette Hemingway

Barbara Huff & Jack Hanley

Walter Imhoff

ISC Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. Scott Jentz

Paul R. Jeselnick & Andrew W. Strickland

Barton & Katie Johnson

C. Howard & Dorsey Johnson

Dr. Frank and Marti Judson Fund of The Denver Foundation

Kevin Taylor Restaurant Group

Kinder Morgan Foundation

Linda Konde

Mrs. Ann Lieff

Lincoln Financial Media: KYGO

Lockton Companies, LLC

M.A. Mortenson

Kit Hevron Mahoney

Ryan Maier

Tim & Bernadette Marquez

Mar-Tek Industries

Michael & Carolyn McLaughlin

Kansas Millers

Mr. & Mrs. Mike Mills

Anita Mosher

Mr. & Mrs. Ed Novak

Mr. & Mrs. Ed Osborne

Kyle C. Pottorff

Don & Grace Quade

Mr. & Mrs. Neil Ray

Mr. & Mrs. Gary Reece

Sally C. Roach

Dutchess Scheitler

Mr. & Mrs. Stan Sena

Joseph A. Shively

Ruth Silver

Marlis & Shirley Smith

Mr. & Mrs. Steve Sondergard

Mary Spillane

Roger & Michelle Stansbury

Alan & Gayle Talesnick

Denisa Tova

Scott Vasina

Mrs. Gene Koelbel

Lester & Rosalind Ward

Alfred & Mary Watson

Williams Jewelers

Herb Wittow & Sandi Prince

Dr. & Mrs. David Wong

ACTOR’S CIRCLE $1,000-$2,4993 Sons Design

Mr. & Mrs. Eula Adams

Dr. Dina Brudenell & Mr. Edward Altman

Mr. & Mrs. Alan Angelich

Anonymous (2)

Bethany D. Atkins

Thank You

Allan Frank, Mary Reisher Berlin, Barry Berlin & Margot Frank

Paul & Wendy Spencer

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Bijal Choksi, Colin Walker

Mr. & Mrs. William Aud

Hartman Axley

Donald K. Bain

Fiona Baldwin

Peter Baumgartner

Javier Baz

Sherwin Beck

Donald & Martha Bender

Mr. & Mrs. Dave Betker

Bison Oil Well Cementing, Inc./ Maya Echeverria & Chuck Buie

Tom & Doris Blyth

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Bortz

Joan & Larry Brennan

Broe Group

The Brown Palace Hotel

Mr. & Mrs. Keith Burge

Ralph & Florence Burgess Charitable Trust

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Carey

Anonymous

Brent & Christine Case

Edna Chang-Grant

Mr. & Mrs. Ken Chez

James Ciarrochi

Cigna

Rob Clark

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Classen

Montgomery Cleworth

Tudor Coleman & Cindy Kent

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cox

Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Craig

Dea Family Foundation

Paul & Dianne DeLongchamps

Gully Stanford & Dorothy Denny

Mr. & Mrs. Mark DePuy

Devils Thumb Ranch

Chris & Melissa Dobkins

Dr. TJ Donahue

Stephen Edmonds

Beth Eller

Elway’s Steakhouse

Linda Embree

Mr. & Mrs. Doug English

John Farnam & Paul Heitzenrater

Lois Felt

Robert Filogomo

Annette Finesilver

Al and Terri Fisher

Keith & Kellie Fisher

David Flake

Mrs. Alice Foster

Four Seasons Hotel

Freeman Fowler

Mr. & Mrs. Norm Franke

Ellen Fromm

Daniel Riehl & Barbee Futrell-Riehl

Mrs. Sally Gart

Maureen Graff

Gerald Padmore & Myrtle Rose Greene

Paula Hainge

Elizabeth Hammer

Derek Handley & Rebecca Kincheloe Handley

Montine Hansl

Duke and Pam Hartman

Rhondda Evans Hartman & the Jackson H. Fenner Foundation

Thomas Haygood

Henry E. Wurst Family Foundation

Kevin Heupel

Tom & Dianne Honig

Carole Howard

Jean Hull

Carol & Jerry Huller

Joycelyn Jaggers

Mollie Jankovsky

John Atencio

Mr. & Mrs. David Johnson

Mr. & Mrs. George Johnson

Patricia Kacerguis

The Kappler Marrack Foundation

Leslie Kaye

Heather Kekstadt & Dave Nesslade

Rollie R. Kelley Family Foundation Fund

Joe Kelso

Mrs. Cynthia Klaiber

David Kuosman

William La Bahn

Dr. Kathy Leavy

The Little Nell

Mr. & Mrs. John Lohre

Love the Pearls

Peter & Betsy Luce

Jack Luellen

Carolyn MacRossie

Diane MacRossie

Gerald R. & Carole J. Makela

Kyle Malone

Peter Mannetti & Ruth Krebs

Mr. & Mrs. Louis Martella

Scott McCandles

Terrell McCasland

Graham Phipps & Carol McEnroe

Arlen & Kathleen Meyers

Mr. & Mrs. James Miller

Millstone Evans Group of Raymond James

Don Johnson & Arlene Mohler-Johnson

Mr. & Mrs. Kenny Moore

Mrs. Lynnette Morrison

Chris Murphy

James Neely

Neiman Marcus

Mr. & Mrs. Gordon W. Netzorg

Newman Center for the Performing Arts

Denny & Judy O’Brien

Mr. & Mrs. Perry Odak

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Ogan

Stacy Ohlsson

Kristi O’Neal

Oster Jewelers

The Palm Restaurant

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Palmquist

Lois Paul

Kristi Pedersen

Mr. & Mrs. James A. Perea

Kirk Petersen

Kurt Petersen & Rose Williams

Ted & Susan Pinkowitz

Bernard & Mary Polak

Mr. & Mrs. John Proffitt

Hillary Rice

Carol Rinehart

Mr. & Mrs. John Robinson

Loretta Robinson

Michael Roche

Rothgerber Johnson & Lyons, LLP

Sage Hospitality Resources L.L.C.

Julia Salazar

Stephanie Schultz

Betsy Schutte

Lis & Earl Sethre

Luxury Outerwear/Dan Sharp

Joshua & Melinda Smith

Amber Sonka

Sonnenalp Resort of Vail

George Sparks

Betty Speir

Sports Shares Colorado LLC

SSB Consulting LLC

Shelly St. John

Stellar Solutions Foundation

Dr. Mary Laird Warner Stewart & Mr. Russell O. Stewart

Caroline and Al Stutson

Michelle Stansbury & Herminia Vigil

Craig Crescas, Will LaBahn, Jeff Wheeler

Mimi Roberson & Jamie Angelich

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Catherine Sweeney

Kent Thompson & Kathleen McCall

Joanne Thompson

Mark Thompson

Mr. & Mrs. Warren Toltz

John Trueblood

University of Colorado Health

University of Denver School of Hotel Restaurant & Tourism Managment

V.I.P. Tours of New York, Inc.

John Van Epps

Paco Varela & Timothy Wilson

Venice Ristorante & Wine Bar

Patricia Villegas

Randy & Patricia Wambsganss

Sarah Werner, DDS

Steven Wernli

Western Mechanical Solutions

Rachel Williams & Mike Weissmann

Winter Park Resort

Carol E. Wolf

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Wood

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Woodward

Mrs. Robin Yaeger

Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Yaros

Dr. Karen M. Zarlengo

DESIGNER’S CIRCLE $500-$999Jim Anderson

Anonymous (3)

Mr. & Mrs. Walter M. Appel

Nancy Arellano-Meyer

Nancy Austin

Dr. Alex Autry

Matt Bachus

Karen Baczkowski

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Baker

Louis & Pam Bansbach

Dr. & Mrs. Max Bartlett

Ron & Martha Berge

Mr. & Mrs. Horst Bergmann

Mrs. Fran Berry

Mrs. Shirley Birdsong

Mrs. Murri Bishop

John Blair

The Broadmoor Hotel

Mrs. Ami Brown

Mr. & Mrs. Darrel Bryant

Mr. & Mrs. Jim Burke

Anonymous

Liz Cady

Mr. & Mrs. Craig Cahen

Carla McElroy

Shelly Carter

Donald Champlin

Jim & Cindi Chandler

Bijal Choksi

James & Irene Collins

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Colville

Community First Foundation

Mrs. Kelsey Conkling

Craig Crescas

Cora Davis

Paul & J’ne Day-Lucore

Gayle Deane

The Deane Family Fund

Nancy Deters

Larry Detrich & Kay Kelly

Tarikah Dixon

Brett Dolan

Mr. & Mrs. Steve Dumonceau

Renee & Mike Duncan

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Duncan

Nathan Dunkley

Eva Durham

Mr. & Mrs. James W. Espy

Mr. & Mrs. Howard L. Farkas

Amy Feaster

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Fieman

First National Bank

Gregg Flannery in memory of Diane Flannery

Nancy Follett

Dr. Maria Frank

Deborah Friedman

Stewart Fry

Christine Frye

Dr. & Mrs. W. B. Galloway

Karen Garcia

Paul Garibay

Tim Gaudette

Laura Gill

The Gilman Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Goodwin

Robert S. Graham

Grand Lodge on Peak 7, Michael Millisor

Gerald & Lorna Gray

Keith Gregory

Lisza Gulyas

James Harris & Monique Davis

Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Harrison

The Honorable Robert Fullerton & Ms. Beverlee Henry

Jon Seay & Robin Heppler

Joseph Hollembeak

Mr. & Mrs. Mel Holstrom

Mrs. Trisha Hood

Kelly Howes

Mr. & Mrs. John Immele

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Johnson

Jay E. Johnson

Kate Johnson & Steve Vierling

Victoria Johnson

Stock Jonekos

Erik Karre

Pam Keller

Dr. Jan Kennaugh

Karen Kenney

Mr. & Mrs. Michael King

Elizabeth Kirkpatrick

Mr. Richard Klau

Carmel Koeltzow

Dagmar Kress

Dr. & Mrs. Dennis Lanier

Mr. & Mrs. Gary LaPlante

Joe Lattone

Dr. & Mrs. David Leonardi

Dr. Kathryn G. Maes & Mr. Lee Maes

Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego

Dr. & Mrs. Mickey Mandel

Paul Manoogian

Mariel

Mr. & Mrs. Joann Martin

Steve McKinnis & Donna Copen McKinnis

Peter and Sheila Meer

Mercer Place

Jason & Lori Metcalf

John Meyer

Gene and Dee Milstein

Evan Moon

Melody Morales

Debra Morgan

Julie & John Mork

Michael Shawn Munn

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Oberman

Ocean Prime

Elizabeth A. Orr

Gary Osburn

PADI

Jodi Padilla

Ken & Joanne Parrott

Paul Pendleton

Giving Generations Foundation

Jennifer L. Peters

Kathy Huwaldt, Tom & Lisa Corley, Barbara Kelley

Faye & Reggie Washington

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Debi Tepper

William Pierce

Pam & Don Piro

Kelie Plank

Steven Powell

David Ramagos

Mr. & Mrs. Gary Ray

Andrew Fowler & Deborah Read-Fowler

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Reif

Terry Reiff

Dr. Tom Reiley & Mrs. Linda Cobb-Reiley

Mrs. Paula Reynolds

Robert & Myra Rich

Steven & Joan Ringel

Fred & Ayliffe Ris

Lara Riscol

Mrs. Angela Robbins

Jason Rohman

Jo Rondon

Donald & Janenne Rosen

Paula Rosson & Brian Huculak

Mr. & Mrs. Jack Rotole

Laura Roybal

Mr. & Mrs. William Russell

Michelle Schneider

BJ Scott

Linda Bowen Scott

Donald R. Seawell in honor of Eugenia Rawls

Shaver-Ramsey Fine Rugs

Theresa & Marston Shelton

Sheridan Ross Charitable Foundation

Matt Shuter

Silver Oak & Twomey Cellars

Fred Dreibholz & June Singer-Dreibholz

Cheryl L. Solich & John W. Kure

Dr. & Mrs. Harlan Spritzer

Susan Stiff

Bart Story

Stephen & Susan Struna

Chris & Katie Sullivan

Summit Steakhouse

Suzanne Swanson

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Tashiro

Philip & Page Tatar

John & Judith Taubman

Dan Testa

Ross & Sue Thompson

Roland & Linda Thornton

Alison Tomlinson

Susan Troyan & Peter Womphrey

Joel Tucker

Mr. & Mrs. John Tumler

Dee Turner

Maureen Upton

Alane Urban

Herminia Vigil

Mr. Bill Vollbracht

Mrs. Paula Vulgamore

Ed & Patty Wahtera

Colin Walker

Terry Wallace

Mrs. Sandra Walling

Eric Walters

Mrs. Jana Ward

Kareen Wardell

Scott Weaver

Mark Wedel

Lee & Jilda Weinstein

Debra Weiss

Martha R. Welborn

Deborah Westman

Jeff Wheeler

Mrs. Barbara Wingate

Mr. & Mrs. Dan Wulf

Joe Yakich

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Zaparanick

Craig & Kim Zeller

PROPMASTER’S CIRCLE $250-$499Peter Abuisi

Mr. & Mrs. Rick Acosta

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Adler

John Alden

Valerie Alford

Lisa Allen

Mrs. Kathleen Anderson

Bryce & Patricia Anderson

Mrs. Shannon Anderson

Scottie Annable

Julie Anthony

Mr. & Mrs. Gary Antonoff

Mr. & Mrs. John Armstrong

Andrew Armstrong & Christine Elliott-Armstrong

Sue Armstrong

Bobbi Babitz

MJ Baertschiger

David Ballast

Aagje Barber

Jacqueline Barnett

Tommye Barnett

Barolo Grill

Barry J. Goldstein Philanthropic Fund of the Jewish Community Foundation

Colleen Becker

David Bee

David Bee

Edgardo Belen

The Bell Family Foundation

Joseph Swanson & Leslie Beltrami

Mrs. Ahita Bergman

Dr. Angela Betker & Dr. Anthony Simon

James Bien & Judith Ann Newman

Michael Blackman

Mr. Robert Blauvelt & Rev. Michael Corrigan

Kerri Blum

Ricky Boatman

Cristin Boots

Libby Bortz

Bill Bottoms

Mr. & Mrs. Cole Brannick

William & Angela Brenton

Ingrid Brown

Herbert Buchwald

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Burkhardt

Robert Busch

Rudolph Butler

Mr. & Mrs. Ron Butz

Vera Cameron

Mrs. Terri Carlin

Christina Carlson

Dr. & Mrs. Marc Carpenter

Tim & Patti Casey

Dan & Robin Catlin

Shelly Catterson

Mr. & Mrs. Harold Celva

Joseph & Tiana Cesare

Professor Gerald W. Chapman

Dr. Carl Clark & Dr. Mark Groshek

Bob & Liana Clark

Kathleen Clark

Ms. Julie Clark

Dr. Hal Cohn

Mr. Michael Collins

Devon Colson

John & Michele Conklin

Roberto Corrada

Anita Cox

Corinne Curran

William & Karen Curtis

Kevin Cuthbertson

Cynthia Daniels

Mr. & Mrs. Jude Darensbourg

Sally A. David

Carlos & Mary De la Rosa

Tim Wilson & Paco Varela

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John Carlen & June Travis

Natalie Dehn

Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steak House

Delish Demure

Chris Dimelow

Maggie Divelbiss

Randy Dodd

Mrs. Christie Dowling

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Drinnon

Dr. Charles Dygert

Mr. & Mrs. Dale Eggleston

Robyn Elmslie

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Emerine

Mr. Richard Turner & Ms. Britta Erickson

Gerald & Ann Estep

Bayard Ewing

Mrs. Michelle Fazio

Oliver Fermin

Mike & Elisa Ferrari

Wendy Fleagane

Charles Fletcher

Joseph Maher & Christine Fox

Michael Gallegos

Wendy Garlitz

Mr. & Mrs. Ted Gelt

Dr. & Mrs. Royal Gerow

Mr. & Mrs. Jim Gerrish

Mr. & Mrs. Romeo C. Gervasini

Mrs. Holly Gibson

Mr. & Mrs. George Gibson

Alicia Giersch

John Gierscher

Timothy Givens

John Goff

Ronald & Vivian Gordon

Ronda Goulart

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Greenberg

David Guevara

Margaret Hainey

Susan Halstedt

Kristin Harvey

William Haynes

Monica Hedari

Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Helfter

Hendricks & Assoc.

Bob & Lisa Hephner

Deborah Hinrichs

Mrs. Michelle Hirschfeld

David Hoch

Zach Hochstadt

Sheila Hoff

Guy Holman

Mr. George M. Hopfenbeck, Jr.

James B. Howard

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hume

Mr. & Mrs. Dale Hursh

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ICON Foundation

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The metro Denver Scientific and Cultural Facilities District (SCFD) again provided The Denver Center for the Performing Arts with the support to pursue excellence, diversity and accessibility by funding such outreach programs as Student Matinees, Dramatic Learning and free/reduced admissions. These programs and others are made possible by the voters of the seven-county metro region.

The Encore Society was established to honor and recognize those individuals whose planned gifts ensure the future of The Denver Center for the Performing Arts. Members have the satisfaction of knowing that the audiences of tomorrow will reap the rewards of their generosity today. To learn more about planned giving opportunities, please go to www.denvercenter.org/plannedgiving or call 303.446.4811.

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Dr. Angela Betker & Dr. Anthony Simon

Ms. Susan C. Burrows

Ms. Anne Burton

Jim Caputo

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Carson

Isabelle Clark

Mr. Leslie Crispelle

Mr. Michael Donner

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Barbara Garlinghouse

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Ms. Janet Grant

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Mr. & Mrs. Ron Neel

Ms. Marilyn Oliver

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Mrs. Ruth Silver

Bob & Carole Slosky

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Jenene & James Stookesberry

June Travis

John Van Epps

Randy Weeks

Dolores M. Wilson

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Consolidated Statements of Activities ......................................32

Consolidated Statements of Cash Flows ...................................34

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THE DENVER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

Consolidated Statements of Financial PositionJune 30, 2013 and 2012

Assets 2013 2012Current assets:

Cash and cash equivalents 3,944,724$ 4,261,384$ Accounts and interest receivable, net 1,285,435 633,647 Contributions receivable, net 470,158 374,888 Receivable from Helen G. Bonfils Foundation 1,000,073 257,613 Inventories and deferred production costs 2,442,756 2,269,326

Total current assets 9,143,146 7,796,858

Unrestricted investments 14,371,381 9,665,533

Restricted cash 65,406 64,662 Restricted investments 3,216,711 2,893,455 Investment in limited partnership - 495,874 Contributions receivable 253,756 63,884 Equipment, leasehold improvements, and work in progress, net 6,959,757 7,002,750 Memorabilia and tapestries 331,630 331,630

Total assets 34,341,787$ 28,314,646$

Liabilities and Net AssetsCurrent liabilities:

Accounts payable and accrued expenses 2,367,763$ 2,486,456$ Deferred ticket receipts 16,571,679 10,799,631 Deferred contributions 1,254,548 1,162,651 Other deferred revenue 1,095,871 995,482 Current portion of planned gift annuities 11,530 11,530 Current portion of capital lease obligations 32,869 31,503

Total current liabilities 21,334,260 15,487,253

Planned gift annuities, less current portion 230,707 237,582 Capital lease obligations, less current portion 22,712 55,581 Note payable to related party - 495,874

Total liabilities 21,587,679 16,276,290

Net assets: Unrestricted 8,619,166 8,475,291 Temporarily restricted 2,809,186 2,266,410 Permanently restricted 1,325,756 1,296,655

Total net assets 12,754,108 12,038,356

Total liabilities and net assets 34,341,787$ 28,314,646$

See accompanying notes to consolidated financial statements.

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Consolidated Statement of ActivitiesYear Ended June 30, 2013

Temporarily PermanentlyUnrestricted Restricted Restricted Total

Revenues, gains, and other support: Ticket sales:

Denver Center Attractions 22,945,735$ -$ -$ 22,945,735$ Denver Center Theatre Company 8,590,650 - - 8,590,650

Tuition 445,607 - - 445,607 Investment income, net 136,070 213,354 - 349,424 Loss on disposal of assets (136,936) - - (136,936) Other operating income 6,138,497 - - 6,138,497 Contributed support:

Helen G. Bonfils Foundation 2,000,000 - - 2,000,000 Scientific and Cultural Facilities District 4,176,256 1,260,392 - 5,436,648 Federal grants 35,000 - - 35,000 Individual, corporate, foundation, and other

support 4,400,499 389,039 29,101 4,818,639 Special events 1,095,933 74,409 - 1,170,342 In-kind support 2,998,834 - - 2,998,834

Net assets released from restrictions 1,394,418 (1,394,418) - -

Total revenues, gains, and other support 54,220,563 542,776 29,101 54,792,440

Expenses: Program expense:

Denver Center Attractions 25,066,684 - - 25,066,684 Denver Center Theatre Company 18,602,110 - - 18,602,110 Education 1,190,681 - - 1,190,681

Total program expense 44,859,475 - - 44,859,475

Fund-raising expense: Development 1,047,016 - - 1,047,016 Special events 245,520 - - 245,520 In-kind expense 391,648 - - 391,648

Total fund-raising expense 1,684,184 - - 1,684,184

Supporting services: Administration 4,568,866 - - 4,568,866 Venue sales and operations 1,551,052 - - 1,551,052

Total supporting services 6,119,918 - - 6,119,918 Costs of direct benefits to donors 504,358 - - 504,358

Total expenses before depreciation and amortization 53,167,935 - - 53,167,935

Depreciation and amortization 908,753 - - 908,753 Total expenses 54,076,688 - - 54,076,688 Change in net assets 143,875 542,776 29,101 715,752

Net assets, beginning of year 8,475,291 2,266,410 1,296,655 12,038,356

Net assets, end of year 8,619,166$ 2,809,186$ 1,325,756$ 12,754,108$

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Temporarily PermanentlyUnrestricted Restricted Restricted Total

Revenues, gains, and other support: Ticket sales:

Denver Center Attractions 34,637,712$ -$ -$ 34,637,712$ Denver Center Theatre Company 6,390,539 - - 6,390,539 National Theatre Conservatory 42,255 - - 42,255

Tuition 453,561 - - 453,561 Investment income, net (187,282) (5,179) - (192,461) Gain on disposal of assets 5,375 - - 5,375 Other operating income 6,656,003 - - 6,656,003 Contributed support:

Helen G. Bonfils Foundation 1,000,000 - - 1,000,000 Scientific and Cultural Facilities District 3,793,303 1,191,577 - 4,984,880 Federal grants 55,000 - - 55,000 Individual, corporate, foundation, and other

support 3,333,687 151,479 14,590 3,499,756 Special events 864,214 71,951 - 936,165 In-kind support 2,262,804 - - 2,262,804

Net assets released from restrictions 2,038,346 (2,038,346) - - Total revenues, gains, and other support 61,345,517 (628,518) 14,590 60,731,589

Expenses: Program expense:

Denver Center Attractions 34,891,521 - - 34,891,521 Denver Center Theatre Company 14,442,545 - - 14,442,545 Education 1,864,703 - - 1,864,703

Total program expense 51,198,769 - - 51,198,769

Fund-raising expense: Development 1,048,101 - - 1,048,101 Special events 160,421 - - 160,421 In-kind expense 257,038 - - 257,038

Total fund-raising expense 1,465,560 - - 1,465,560

Supporting services: Administration 4,110,372 - - 4,110,372 Venue sales and operations 1,563,121 - - 1,563,121

Total supporting services 5,673,493 - - 5,673,493 Costs of direct benefits to donors 462,136 - - 462,136

Total expenses before depreciation and amortization 58,799,958 - - 58,799,958

Depreciation and amortization 940,292 - - 940,292 Total expenses 59,740,250 - - 59,740,250 Change in net assets 1,605,267 (628,518) 14,590 991,339

Net assets, beginning of year 6,870,024 2,894,928 1,282,065 11,047,017 Net assets, end of year 8,475,291$ 2,266,410$ 1,296,655$ 12,038,356$

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Consolidated Statements of Cash FlowsYears Ended June 30, 2013 and 2012

2013 2012Cash flows from operating activities:

Change in net assets 715,752$ 991,339$ Adjustments to reconcile change in net assets to net cash provided by

operating activities: Depreciation and amortization 908,753 940,292 Amortization of discount on contributions receivable 5,728 (453) Loss (gain) on disposal of equipment 139,540 (5,375) Change in value of gift annuity 4,655 6,594 Realized and unrealized (gains) losses on investments (628,030) 410,301 Donated securities (40,716) (84,515) Contributions restricted for investment in endowment (29,101) (14,590)

(Increase) decrease in operating assets:Accounts and interest receivable (651,788) 784,083 Contributions receivable (290,870) 156,918 Receivable from Helen G. Bonfils Foundation (742,460) 1,242,387 Inventories and deferred production costs (173,430) (1,046,445)

Increase (decrease) in operating liabilities:Accounts payable and accrued expenses (29,188) 274,543 Deferred ticket receipts 5,772,048 660,097 Deferred contributions 91,897 682,281 Other deferred revenue 100,389 104,932

Net cash provided by operating activities 5,153,179 5,102,389

Cash flows from investing activities: Proceeds from sale of equipment - 5,375 Purchases of equipment, leasehold improvements, and

work in progress (1,094,805) (1,993,843) Purchases of investments (18,540,604) (24,958,952) Proceeds from sales of investments 14,180,247 23,386,135 (Receipt) use of noncurrent restricted cash (744) 207,315

Net cash used in investing activities (5,455,906) (3,353,970)

Cash flows from financing activities: Principal payments on capital lease obligations (31,504) (29,416) Contributions restricted for investment in endowment 29,101 14,590 Payments of gift annuity obligations (11,530) (11,530) Payments on note payable to related party - (4,126)

Net cash used in financing activities (13,933) (30,482) Net (decrease) increase in cash and cash equivalents (316,660) 1,717,937

Cash and cash equivalents, beginning of year 4,261,384 2,543,447

Cash and cash equivalents, end of year 3,944,724$ 4,261,384$

Noncash transactions: Write off of investment in limited partnership 494,299$ -$

Forgiveness of note payable to related party 494,299$ -$ Equipment acquired under capital lease -$ 11,555$

14,862$ 104,367$ Furniture, equipment, leasehold improvements, and work in progress

in accounts payable

See accompanying notes to consolidated financial statements.

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