Back of the PAC

How far would you go to preserve the entities that you love in Wenatchee? That's the question we ask in this episode of Back of the PAC as Matthew Pippin endeavors on another trek that will see him walking all over the Valley to raise money for the Numerica Performing Arts Center. Find out how this March of the Pippin got started, why the PAC means so much to Matthew, and how you can do your part.

To donate to Matthew's cause visit Numericapac.org or call 663-ARTS.

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Did you know that the Numerica Performing Arts Center (ding!) currently operates with less than 5 full time staff members? How is that possible? With a lot of hard work, a lot of board members, and some really dedicated Board Members.

In this episode J Woody Lotts speaks with Jessica Clay about what it was like joining the Board of Directors of a Performing Arts Center at time when it was shut down and not actually doing any performances.

REMINDER: For all upcoming event ticket sales visit NumericaPAC.org

#WeAreWholePeople #HeyHeyPartyPeople #BackOfThePAC

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In this episode J Woody Lotts explores how the Numerica Performing Arts Center integrates itself with the rest of the thriving Wenatchee Downtown Association.

Former WDA President and Wenatchee business owner, Kelsey Dew, joins Woody and finally explains what a Bacon Facial is.

Cold Winter Nights with Kyle Kinane is on-sale now for Fri/Sat March 11 & 12th.

Tickets are on sale for the Apple Blossom Musical, Wizard of Oz

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In this episode Woody enlists the help of his Program Director, Alex Haley, to explain exactly what it takes to get a big act like Pink Martini to play at the Numerica Performing Arts Center.

REMINDERS:

HYPROV is this Thursday March 3rd!

Cold Winter Nights with Kyle Kinane is on-sale now for Fri/Sat March 11 & 12th.

Tickets are on sale for the Apple Blossom Musical, Wizard of Oz

Back of the PAC is a production of Darling Podcasts.

And you thought this podcast was all about performing arts. Well, it is - to a certain extent. But in this episode, J Woody Lotts, speaks with PAC Bookkeeper Sharon Petit who reminds us that our job is not our identity, and that we are whole people.

Reminder: Tickets for the 2022 Apple Blossom Musical, Wizard of Oz are now on sale!

Back of the PAC is a production of Darling Podcasts.

In this episode of Back of the PAC, Executive Director J Woody Lott,s talks about the importance of the Performing Art Center's partnerships. He speaks with Daina Toevs, the director of this year's Apple Blossom Musical, about the partnership with the Musical Theater of Wenatchee and their process of casting and putting on such an ambitious production.

Tickets for The Wizard of Oz go on sale on February 21st at www.NumericaPAC.org

Back of the PAC is a production of Darling Podcasts.

The Numerica Performing Arts Center in Wenatchee, Washington was never meant to be built. Now, over 30 years later it is a thriving hub of theater, music, art, drama, comedy and more.

In the inaugural episode of Back of the PAC you'll get to meet the PAC's new Executive Director and our Podcast's host, J Woody Lotts.

Woody speaks with PAC Board President and self-proclaimed historian, Mike Salmon about the challenges the PAC faced when being built back in the 80's and 90's.

The Numerica Performing Arts Center is a 501-C3 Non-Profit Arts Organization that runs off of members and donors. To help support the arts or buy a ticket to a performance at the PAC please visit https://numericapac.org/

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