Presents the 2019 Winter Season

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Performances at the Moody Performance Hall, 2520 Flora St. Dallas, TX 175201 In Memoriam Robert “Bob” Glenn (1925 - 2018)

The founder of Shakespeare Dallas, Robert “Bob” Glenn was an actor, director, author and producer in the theater for more than 40 years. He directed plays in New York, St. Louis, Houston, Atlanta, and internationally in Canada and at the Festival of Two Worlds in Spoleto, Italy. As an actor, he played featured roles in films such as “The Last Picture Show”. The primary focus of his career, however, was in Dallas theatre, and especially, Shakespeare Dallas.

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Raphael Parry Jenni Stewart Executive & Artistic Director Associate Artistic Director

By William Shakespeare

Directed by Raphael Parry

January 11 - 20, 2019 Moody Performance Hall 2520 Flora St, Dallas, TX 75201

Set Design Costume Design Lighting Design Sound Design Michael Sullivan Korey Kent Linda Blase Marco E. Salinas

Fight Choreography Movement Choreography Carlo J. Aceytuno Sara J. Romersberger Properties Design Stage Manager Cindy Ernst Godinez Amanda Ruby

Shakespeare Dallas is a member of the Shakespeare Theatre Association and the Theatre Communications Group. 3 shakespearedallas.org 3 Welcome from Shakespeare Dallas

Our Mission Using Shakespeare’s works as a cornerstone, Shakespeare Dallas serves the Southwest region with fun and accessible indoor and outdoor theatre, integrated school programs, and cultural enrichment for people of all ages and backgrounds. Our Vision Shakespeare Dallas aspires to be a nationally-recognized “peoples theater” that creates and develops audiences and artists, provides an essential and beloved experience, and is a company poised for future growth. Our Programs Shakespeare in the Park, Shakespeare on the Go!, Shakespeare Unplugged, Winter Season Staff Executive & Artistic Director...... Raphael Parry Associate Artistic Director...... Jenni Stewart Education Director...... Julie Osborne Watts Production Manager...... Adrian Churchill Development Manager...... Terry Han Membership & Marketing Associate...... Kristen Kelso Program & Marketing Coordinator...... Meagan Harris Administrative Assistant...... Laura Berrios Associate Producer...... Korey Kent Artistic Associate/Director of Educational Tours...... Marco E. Salinas Artistic Associate...... Linda Blase Director of Training...... Gregory Lush Shakespeare Dallas is a member of the Shakespeare Theatre Association

4 and the Theatre Communications Group. shakespearedallas.org 4 About the Executive & Artistic Director

Raphael Parry, Exectutive and Artistic Director Noted director and actor Raphael Parry has been with Shakespeare Dallas since 2002. In January 2008, Mr. Parry assumed the role of Executive & Artistic Director of Shakespeare Dallas. During his tenure at SD he has directed King Lear, The Compleat Wrks of Wllm Shkspr (abridged) [revised], Tartuffe, Pericles, Twelfth Night, Cyrano de Bergerac, The Two Gentlemen of Verona, Julius Caesar, The Taming of the Shrew, Othello, Romeo & Juliet, The Tempest, The Winter’s Tale, The Comedy of Errors, Hamlet and a world premiere adaptation of Henry IV Parts 1 and 2. He most recently played the role of Titus Andronicus in Titus Andronicus. Before serving in his current role as Executive & Artistic Director and his former role as Producing Artistic Director, Raphael was a guest artist and directed Macbeth and A Midsummer Night’s Dream. He also acted in SD productions from 1984 including Twelfth Night, Richard III, The Merry Wives of Windsor, and King Lear. Mr. Parry is the co-founder and former Co-Artistic Director of Undermain Theatre. During his tenure at the Undermain, Raphael directed and acted in over 40 productions. Memorable projects at the Undermain include Goose and Tom Tom, Ghosts, Disgrace, Camino Real, The Deatherians, an international tour to Macedonia of Sarajevo, and play commissions from long time collaborator Erik Ehn including The Red Plays, Beginner, and Shiner. Additional selected directing/performance credits include An Almost Holy Picture (Echo Theatre); The Chairs, Road, Fool For Love (Kitchen Dog Theater); Tartuffe, A Christmas Carol (Dallas Theater Center), andA Streetcar Named Desire (Zachary Scott Theater in Austin). A recipient of citations from the Dallas Theatre Critics’ Forum and the Leon Rabin Awards, Raphael was recognized for his ongoing contributions to the theatrical scene with the Dallas Theatre League “Standing Ovation Award” in the fall of 2006. He is also the Director of “Texas Bound - Arts and Letters Live,” a literary series presented at the Dallas Museum of Art and is the Chief Artistic Officer of Project X: Theatre, whose recent production of Diamond Dick: The Tulsa Race Riots of 1921 went to NYC to win multiple top 10 and “best of” lists and was cited by the Dallas Critics Forum Awards. shakespearedallas.org 5 Hamlet

Synopsis

Young Hamlet returns home from university to discover the world-shattering news that, not only is his father (Old Hamlet) newly dead, but that his mother, Gertrude, has married Old Hamlet’s brother, Claudius, and that Claudius is now king. The resultant instability has also led to threats of invasion by a solider from a neighbouring state, Fortinbras. Late one night, the ghost of Hamlet’s father appears to him, accusing Claudius of his murder and urging Hamlet to revenge. This sets in motion a chain of events that destroys both family and state. No longer able to trust his own senses, the loyalty of his old friends, Rosencrantz and Guildernstern, or even the affections of his young love, Ophelia, Hamlet fakes madness in an attempt to provide himself with proof that the ghost is telling the truth. Aided only by his most loyal companion, Horatio, he persuades a travelling band of actors to re-enact the story of his father’s murder in front of Claudius and Gertrude, hoping that Claudius will be so stirred by remorse that he will confess his crime. During an intense meeting with his mother, Hamlet hears a noise and realises that they are being spied upon. In rage, he stabs the hidden eavesdropper, believing it to be Claudius. Instead he discovers it is the King’s adviser, Polonius, father to both Ophelia and her brother, Laertes. Polonius dies. Afraid of what Hamlet might do next, Claudius has him arrested and despatched to England under guard, where he has arranged to have Hamlet murdered. Hamlet escapes, returns to his homeland and finally achieves his revenge. The psychological effects of these upheavals on Hamlet lead to some of the greatest soliloquies in the English language and take the audience deep into the mind of Shakespeare’s most famous protagonist. Ophelia, having been violently rejected by Hamlet, hears that her father has been murdered. She loses her mind and eventually drowns herself. Her brother, Laertes, returns to court at the head of an angry mob, determined to find out the truth. Claudius convinces him that Hamlet is the only guilty party and agrees to help Laertes gain revenge. On learning of Hamlet’s escape and return to his homeland, Claudius convinces Laertes to challenge Hamlet to a fencing match and advises Laertes on how to kill Hamlet during the duel without arousing suspicion. As a back-up plan, Claudius also poisons a glass of wine which he intends to offer to Hamlet. Gertrude, however, drinks from the glass first and dies. During the duel, Hamlet is slightly wounded by Laertes, who has tipped his sword with a deadly poison. In the ensuing tussle, the swords get switched and Hamlet wounds Laertes with the poisoned one. Realizing that he is about to die, and that Claudius has manipulated the situation, Laertes confesses everything, forgives Hamlet and dies. As the poison takes hold and he realizes that he too is about to die, Hamlet finally carries through his dead father’s wish for revenge. He forces Claudius to drink the remaining poisoned wine, which quickly takes effect. With his dying breath, Hamlet asks Horatio to ensure that his story is told accurately.

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Seth Magill as Hamlet; Photo Credit: Jordan Fraker

Cast

Hamlet...... Seth Magill* Claudius/Ghost...... Ethan Norris Gertrude...... Constance Gold Parry Polonius/2nd Gravedigger...... TA Taylor Laertes...... Robert Gemaelich Ophelia...... Stephanie Cleghorn Jasso Horatio...... Christopher Dontrell Piper Gravedigger/Fortinbras/Ensemble...... Anthony L. Ramirez* Rosencrantz/Ensemble...... Jeremiah Johnson Guildenstern/Ensemble...... Shawn Gann Player King/Ensemble...... Mark Oristano Player Queen/Osric/Ensemble...... Caitlin Glass

* This actor appears courtesy of Actors’ Equity Association

7 shakespearedallas.org 7 Cast & Crew Constance Gold Parry (Gertrude) is thrilled Artist Bios to be returning to Shakespeare Dallas and discover Gertrude again. Theater credits include: Robert Gemaehlich (Laertes) is honored to be Shakespeare Dallas: The Merry Wives of Windsor returning to Shakespeare Dallas where credits (Mistress Page), She Stoops to Conquer (Mrs. include The Taming of the Shrew, Titus Andronicus, Hardcastle), The Winter’s Tale (Paulina), Pericles The Merry Wives of Windsor, The Tempest, She (Dionyza). Wingspan Theatre: Occupant (Louise Stoops to Conquer, King Lear, Romeo and Juliet, as Nevelson) Blind Date (Dolores), Sidhe (Marie). well as several appearances in the complete staged Upstart Theatre: The Year of the Rooster (Lou reading series. Recent credits include Measure for Pepper). Project X Theatre: One in 3 (Kayla & Measure and Cymbeline with Shakespeare in the Dr. McCauley), Echo Theatre: Stop Kiss (Callie), Bar, Jekyll and Hyde with Theatre Three, Waiting Teatro Dallas: Volver (Bruna) , House of Bernada for Lefty with Upstart Productions, Picasso and the Alba (Prudencia), The Labyrinth (Micaela), Lapin Agile with Resolute Theatre Project, andThe Classic Theatre Company: Les Liaison Dangereuses Taming of the Shrew with The Stolen Shakespeare (Madame de Merteuil), The Father(Laura), The Guild. Robert has contributed to numerous Queens (Anne), Salome (Salome), Equus (Dora projects at FUNimation Studios as a voice actor Strang), The Merchant of Venice (Narissa), The and is proudly represented by The Callidus Agency. Taming of the Shrew (Bianca), Tis Pity She’s a Whore (Hippolita), The Balcony (Carmen), Triumph Shawn Gann (Guildenstern) is delighted to be of Love (Corine), Undermain Theatre: Puppets returning with Shakespeare Dallas where credits Delirious (Chorus), Bremen Coffee(Geesche). include Tartuffe, Antony & Cleopatra, She Stoops to Conquer, Quixote, and many of the Mankoff Stephanie Cleghorn Jasso (Ophelia) is joining Unabridged Staged Readings. Recent credits Shakespeare Dallas after previously playing Lady include The Wind in the Willows with Hip Pocket Anne in Richard III and was last seen in The Lady Theatre, Lilies with Hollywood Shakespeare, and from the Sea at Undermain Theatre where she is a Marat/Sade with L.I.P. Service. He also recently company member. She has performed with other directed productions of Picasso at the Lapin Agile local theatre companies including Dallas Children’s for Resolute Theatre Project and Sweeney Todd: Theater, Ochre House Theatre, WaterTower The Demon Barber of Fleet Streetfor L.I.P. Service. Theatre, Amphibian Stage Productions, Dallas After this production, you can see him in Waiting Theater Center and Theatre Three. In 2015 she for Godot with Fort Worth Arts. More at www. received recognition for Outstanding Acting the-gann.com. He is a producing partner and Performance by the DFW Theater Critics Forum company member with L.I.P. Service. for her work in Lydia. Not only is she an actor but she is also a producer, teaching artist and will Caitlin Glass (Francisco/Player Queen/Osric) direct her first production with Cry Havoc Theater is grateful to be back with Shakespeare Dallas, this summer; she continues her acting training having just portrayed Desdemona in Othello this with Blake Hackler. past fall. Other previous work with Shakespeare Dallas includes Hamlet and Measure for Measure Jeremiah Johnson (Rosencrantz) is thrilled to in the Complete Works Series. A frequent return to Shakespeare Dallas where credits include performer with Shakespeare in the Bar, Caitlin Othello, The Comedy of Errors, Titus Andronicus, The counts Prospero (The Tempest), Isabella (Measure Merry Wives of Windsor, Cymbeline, The Tempest, for Measure), and Octavius (Julius Caesar) as She Stoops to Conquer, and King Lear. Other some of her favorite roles. Caitlin holds a BFA credits include As Dreams are Made On and Medea in Theatre Performance from the University of Myth: Loves Beginning with PrismCo, Measure for Texas Arlington. By day she is a prolific voice actor Measure, Cymbeline, The Tempest, The Merry Wives with over 300 animation and video game credits, of Windsor, and Julius Caesar with Shakespeare and also a full-time director at Funimation. She in the Bar, and the national tour of Rudolph the and her husband are children’s pastors at New Red-Nosed Reindeer the Musical with Wishing Beginnings Fellowship Mid-Cities. Follow her on Star Productions. He also appeared in The Detour social media @caitlinsvoice. Festival and The 24-Hour Plays at WaterTower Theatre, The Guinea Pig 2.0 at Amy’s Studio, and 8 shakespearedallas.org 8 Cast & Crew The Goofballs Cabaret at Pocket Sandwich Theatre. Well, Cymbeline, and Romeo and Juliet. Recently, During the day he works with the Laughter League Mark has taken on Glengarry Glen Ross for Imprint at Cook Children’s as a therapeutic clown named Theatreworks, The Cradle Will Rock for Brickroad Dr. Bullfrog and appears as part of the Shakespeare Theatre, andGuys & Dolls for Lyric Stage. Unlocked team in various schools and libraries in He received his MFA in acting from Moreno DFW. University. For info on non-theatre stuff, visit markoristano.com. Seth Magill (Hamlet) is thrilled to make his return to Shakespeare Dallas where he previously Christopher Dontrell Piper (Horatio) is performed as Marlow in She Stoops To Conquer, delighted to be making his debut with Shakespeare Pericles in Pericles, Sebastian in Twelfth Night, Dallas. Recent/Favorite credits: Too Heavy For Your and various roles in the Complete Works Series. Pocket at AART, The Meetingat AART, Galileo at Recent credits include Maks in Ironbound with Undermain, The Royal Society Of Antarctica at Kitchen Dog Theater, Earthworm in James and Stage West, Seven Guitars at Jubilee Theatre, Sunset the Giant Peach with Dallas Children’s Theater, Baby at Jubilee Theatre, We Are Proud to Present and Fred in A Christmas Carol with Dallas Theater at Undermain, and The Shipment at Undermain. Center. Seth notably co-wrote and performed in Film/TV: The Long Road Home, Batman vs. the original musical On The Eve, playing Chase Superman Dawn of Justice, American Crime, and Spacegrove with the Magnolia Lounge, Theatre Queen of the South. Chris is a company member Three, and Theatre C’s rock review at Joe’s Pub in at Undermain and is represented by The Mary NYC. He also enjoys teaching and directing shows Collins Agency. at Cistercian Preparatory School, teaching for the Dallas Children’s Theater, and collaborating with Anthony L. Ramirez (Fortinbras/Gravedigger) Arts Mission Oak Cliff. He has various credits as is happy to be returning to the SD stage after a voice actor for Funimation Entertainment and being absent for more than a year. Previous roles is represented by the Kim Dawson Agency. Seth at SD include: Quixote (Sancho Panza), The received his BFA in acting from SMU. Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) [revised] (Tony), A Midsummer Night’s Dream Ethan Norris (Ghost/Claudius) has performed (Bottom), Twelfth Night (Malvolio), As You Like with Shakespeare Dallas since 2007, most recently It (Touchstone), The Two Gentleman of Verona appearing as both Antipholus twins in The Comedy 2010 (Launce), The Comedy of Errors(Dromio of Errors and Duke in Othello. He feels blessed to of Syracuse), Julius Caesar (Brutus), The Taming have played roles like Ford in The Merry Wives of of the Shrew (Tranio), All’s Well That Ends Well Windsor, Dogberry in Much Ado About Nothing, (Parolles), A Midsummer Night’s Dream: The Carbon in Cyrano de Bergerac, and Don Armado in Musical (Bottom), Twelfth Night (Sir Toby Love’s Labour’s Lost for SD. Ethan also participated Belch), The Winter’s Tale (Autolycus), The Two in SD’s Complete Works series presented by the Gentleman of Verona (Launce). Anthony is also Mankoff Family Foundation, appearing in 23 of a Wayne Foundation Honoree for Outstanding 40 productions. Ethan is grateful to have been Achievement in the Arts, a company member with in productions with Theatre 3, Water Tower the Undermain Theatre and a proud member of Theatre, Theatre Arlington, Casa Mañana, Dallas Actors’ Equity Association. Anthony would like Children’s Theatre, and other theaters. Ethan thank all those beautiful beloveds who’ve helped has trained at Texas Wesleyan, Texas A&M, and him navigate this difficult past year. under numerous patient professionals; and while he’s been lucky enough to perform in a few T.A. Taylor (Polonius) is returning to Shakespeare commercials and industrials, his most cherished Dallas where credits include The Tempest, King opportunities have been on stage, particularly at Lear, Romeo and Juliet, Antony and Cleopatra, Samuell Grand Park with the wonderful people of Much Ado About Nothing, The Winter’s Tale, Shakespeare Dallas. Coriolanus, Hamlet, As You Like It, Cymbeline, The Merry Wives of Windsor, All’s Well That Ends Well, Mark Oristano (Player King) is delighted to Richard III, The Taming of the Shrew, Twelfth Night, be back for a fourth go with Shakespeare Dallas. The Comedy of Errors, and Macbeth. T.A. holds an Previously, he was seen in All’s Well That Ends M.F.A. in Acting from SMU and a B.A. in Speech 9 shakespearedallas.org 9 Cast & Crew and Drama from Marquette University. including Set Design for 26 Miles and 3: Foote with Kitchen Dog Theater. Set/Production design Carlo J. Aceytuno (Fight Choreographer) is for Waiting For Lefty, Apartment Plays, The Violet originally from Los Angeles, CA and now lives Hour and Suburbia with Upstart Productions. in Dallas, TX where he is a local fight director Designed costumes and props for multiple and action choreographer. He has studied both readings in Shakespeare Dallas’ 5 year initiative of Martial Arts and Stage Combat for 20 years. Carlo The Complete Works of William Shakespeare is co-founder of the stage combat organization . She SCDallas, LLC. He has been recognized by the also contributed as Production Designer to short Society of American Fight Directors (SAFD) as film MAILCALL with Aleja Productions. She has an Advanced Actor Combatant and as proficient a Bachelor’s Degree in Drama from University of in Theatrical Firearms Safety. Carlo is an Intimacy Dallas. Cindy is a Kitchen Dog Theater company Designer, Consent Educator, and on staff with member. Intimacy Directors International (teamidi.org) as the organization’s Membership Coordinator. Korey Kent (Costume Designer/Associate His range of work has been seen on The History Producer) has worked with Shakespeare Dallas in Channel, the Hollywood Bowl, the House of various roles over the past twenty years, this is his Blues, Dallas Winspear Opera House, and more. first time to costume for the company and he is After assisting with fights and intimacy onOthello , very excited to be a part of the inaugural winter Carlo is excited to return to the Shakespeare Dallas production. Regional Credits include: Kitchen family to work on Hamlet, his favorite classic! Dog Theater: Pompeii, Paper Flowers, Thinner than Water, Becky Shaw, Betrayal, Boom (Costume Kendra Emmett (Associate Director) is delighted Designer), The Chairs, Titus Andronicus (Asst. to make her debut with Shakespeare Dallas. Recent Director); The Drama Club: Faust , Wild Wicked credits include directing A Midsummer Night’s Wyrd (Costume Design); Theater Three:Once , Dream with Hoosier Shakes in Marion, Indiana, Heisenberg/Actually, Laugh (Costume Design); stage managing the world premiere of Let Me Second Thought Theater:Great God Pan, Cock Talk My Dreams at the Margo Jones Theatre, and (Costume Design); Dallas Theater Center:A stage managing Empathitrax with Second Thought Christmas Carol, Cabaret, Arsenic and Old Lace Theatre. She previously stage and tour managed (Asst. Stage Manager). Korey is an Artistic the Texas Shakespeare Festival’s 2017 Roadshow, Company Member at Kitchen Dog Theater and an assistant stage and tour managed two national Artistic Associate for Drama Club. Additionally he tours with the American Shakespeare Center in is a proud member of Actor’s Equity Association. 2016 and 2017, and served as swing/understudy Korey has a BFA in Theater Studies from Southern for the 2016-17 Hungry Hearts Tour and 2017- Methodist University. 18 Wicked Folly Tour. Kendra holds a Master of Raphael Parry (Director) Letters in Shakespeare and Performance from Mary is in his seventeenth Baldwin University and a Bachelor of Science in season as Artistic Director of Shakespeare Dallas. Theatre from Indiana Wesleyan University. She He has directed numerous productions for the likes to say that by day she stage manages medical company including The Comedy of Errors, The residents as the Residency Education Coordinator Merry Wives of Windsor, King Lear, The Compleat for the Department of Ophthalmology at the UT Wrks of Wllm Shkspr (abridged) [revised], Tartuffe, Southwestern Medical Center. Cyrano de Bergerac, Twelfth Night, Romeo and Juliet, The Taming of the Shrew, and Othello. Other Cindy Ernst-Godinez (Properties Design) is memorable productions that he has directed grateful to be back with Shakespeare Dallas where include Diamond Dick: The Tulsa Race Riots of 1921 which played at Project X: Theatre in Dallas credits are Othello, The Taming of the Shrew, The and NYC’s La Mama ETC; and as Co-Founder Comedy of Errors, Titus Andronicus, The Tempest, and Co-Artistic Director at the Undermain Theatre Richard III, She Stoops to Conquer, As You Like It, and where he directed Camino Real, The Deatherians Cyrano De Bergerac. Favorite Credits include Props and a trio of plays by longtime collaborator Erik Design for Pompeii!!, Ironbound and Br’er Cotton Ehn- The Red Plays, Beginner, and Shiner (co- 10 shakespearedallas.org 10 Board of Directors

2019 Board Members Chris Stanton...... Chair Lauren York...... Vice Chair Geoff Demander...... Treasurer Sharon Seal...... Secretary Deborah Armstrong John Hall Marcus Fuller Greg Rogers Scott Mayo Nancy Scholberg Cindy McSpadden Darren Dittrich Rob Ray John & Bonnie Strauss Jennifer Green Moneta Connie Tate 2019 Advisory Board Members Dolores Barzune Howard Hallam Diane Brierley Donald Stone David Brown Roy G. Turner, III Travis Carter Thanks to our valued Membership Committee! Greg & Denise Boydston Kevin & Rebecca Dunn Mark Moynahan & Linda Farina John D. Wilkinson, III

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@2019 Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP. All rights reserved. Attorney Advertising. Prior results do not guarantee a similar DallasTheaterCenter.org (214) 880-0202 outcome. Cast & Crew written by Octavio Solis). Raphael has directed Amanda Ruby (Stage Manager) is delighted to be a short film about Joan of Arc set in modern day returning with Shakespeare Dallas where credits Marfa, Texas- Maid. include The Taming of the Shrew, The Merry Wives of Windsor, Julius Caesar, Othello, The Merchant of Sara J. Romersberger (Movement Venice, Macbeth, and Much Ado about Nothing, as Choreographer) is delighted to be returning well as several reading with the Complete Works to Shakespeare Dallas where movement/fight Reading Series. She has a Bachelor of Arts in credits include The Comedy of Errors, The Taming Drama from Texas Woman’s University. of the Shrew, Quixote, She Stoops to Conquer, The Complete Works of Shakespeare (Abridged), Much Marco E. Salinas (Sound Design) has designed sound for many past summer and fall productions Ado About Nothing, Tartuffe, A Midsummer Night’s with Shakespeare Dallas, most recently The Dream (Director); Twelfth Night, Coriolanus, Taming of the Shrew, The Comedy of Errorsand Hamlet, As You Like It, Cymbeline, The Taming of Othello. He is also the company’s current Director the Shrew, The Merry Wives of Windsor, TX, The of Educational Tours and is in his 18th year in Merchant of Venice, Othello, All’s Well That Ends helping create local tours that teach kids about Shakespeare. Well, Macbeth, A Midsummer Night’s Dream: The Musical, The Tempest, The Comedy of Errors, Michael Sullivan (Set Design) is happy to be As You Like It. Recent/favorite credits in the making his return to Shakespeare Dallas where Metroplex include Undermain Theatre:The Night credits include Quixote, The Merry Wives of Alive, Ghost Sonata, An Iliad, Theatre Three: On Windsor and The Tempest. Recent/Favorite credits the Eve, Contemporary Theatre of Dallas: The include Outside Mullingar and Dogfight with The Diviners, WaterTower Theatre: The Grapes of WaterTower, and Godspell, Mr. Burns, Anna Wrath. Sara is an Associate Professor of Theatre/ Karenina, Noises Off! and Fiddler on the Roof with Movement, Southern Methodist University, Baylor Theatre. His mentor was the legendary and holds a Certificate École Internationale De designer William Eckart. Michael’s MFA is from Théâtre Jacques Lecoq and has worked nationally SMU and is an Associate Professor of Theatre at and internationally. Baylor University. More at Sullivansetdesign.com.

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Production Team Production Manager...... Adrian Churchill Associate Director...... Kendra Emmett Assistant Stage Manager...... Nicole Leatherman Assistant Fight Choreographer...... David Saldivar Back Stage Czar...... Jeremy Escobar Assistant Technical Director/Master Carpenter...... John Ruegsegger Assistant Technical Director/Carpenter...... Joshua Taylor Carpenter...... Elena Martin Scenic Artist...... Emily Haueisen Costume Shop Manager...... Bruce Coleman First Hand /Wardrobe Supervisor...... Derick Longoria Master Electrician/Stage Operations...... Soren Haroldson Lighting Board Operator...... John Ruegsegger Lighting Technician...... Kristen Reding Audio Engineer...... Doug Kirk Front of House Producer...... James Stroman Shoppe Manager...... Lauren Smart

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Bond Steve Burnett Melissa and Charles Deur Robert Bossard Randy and Jane Cantrell William Doward Kevin17 Bower Kasey Collins Marion and Henry Exall Jr. shakespearedallas.org 17 Individual Donors $250-$499, continued Sharyl Fahey Pete and Amy Lerma Michelle Robberson Shari and Kevin Felton Leslie Osbaldston Richard Rogers Brian Finley John and Veletta Lill Terry and Bert Romberg Nicole Fontaine Matthew Lloyd Russell Blair and Amy Seltzer Angela Freeman Nancy and Bob Luxen Vicki and Brooks Shafer Keila Garoutte Lynne and Allen Mabry Tamson Shelmire W. John Glancy Tracy Curts and Trish Major Gerry Sherman and Marion Hon. and Mrs. David and Randy and Linda Marx Bize Beverly Godbey Jule Maxwell Todd and Gina Sims Gilbert Gonzalez Judy Meagher Jerry Smith Nathan and Holly Green Susan McKinney and William Wayne Smith Robert Guzak Dorward Craig and Deborah Sutton Joshua Hepola Jan Mohamed Rebecca and Scott Tankersley Sheila and Houston Holmes Donna Munoz Becca Thomas Doug Jacobs Timothy and Nancy Oliver W. Timmons Ronna Johnson Richard Player Torpey Family Dr. and Mrs. R. Ellwood Jones Steve Player Family Jannae Tunnell Ellen Key Randy Ray Bradley Wagner Margaret Knott John J. Reoch Jr. Lori Wilson $185-$249 Doug and Virginia Mark Davies and Jean Kristi Kennedy Charles Rosen Anderson Mason Kelvin Kerr Charles and Ann Roxanne Anderson Douglas Davis Sharon Key Marie Rosenfeld Melissa Angel Deborah and Thomas Chris and Heather Steven Rush Stephen Angelette Dobozy Klotz Farah Saidi Cullen Archer Deborah Dominguez Randall Knutson David Schall Kari and Todd Madeline and Andy Stephanie Kohutek Joan Schellenberg Atwood Dvorocsik Donna Lambeth Jamie Schield Stephanie and Victor Susan Dwyre Carol Levy John Sherwood Aves Toby and Loraine Christopher Long Lex Smart Meg Barry Engel Tiffany Loudermilk Megan Smith Lorna Beavers Eli and Jamie Espinoza Jim Lubniewski Cerina Sprong William Berdine III Penny Ewoldsen Jacy Mann Joel Stadie Deborah and Simon Pamela Flint Lenahan Marc Jenny and Tim Bidwell Jenifer and Peter Flynn Jennifer Maples Stobaugh Bonnie Blackwell Davina Fogel Jean Marusak Christopher Stokes Julie Blackwell Lauren Glass Kathy and Robby Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ileana Bolano Billie Grissom McBrayer Swackhamer Lea and Mark Bond Randall Haedge Shawn McKenzie James Swayze Kathi Boor Sandi Haltom Terri and Scott Kitra Tailor John Bramblitt Judy and Charles McNeill Giva and TA Taylor Suzette Brendon Hamilton Kendall Meacham Lisa Thompson Frank Z. Brill, III Samantha Hart Kimberly Miller Jay and Shari Tobin Rodney and Betty Julie and William Gary Muddyman Michael Urban Bryan Haynes Michael Murray Tyler Vandenburg Ben Campbell Mr. and Mrs. John Roger Nelson Hank and Mary Kelli Campbell Hebley Janis Newsome Voegtle Roger and Donna Byron Henry Martha Norton Roy Wadsworth Cantu Pamela Hoffmann Steven Orr Kay Walder Nancy Cecco William and Mary Gwen Perez Allen Walsh Jennifer Chavez Hogan Emily Person Edward Willis Neil and Rebecca Joe and Catherine Karla Peterson Beverly White Cobb Hood Larry and Mary Chris Whitley Chuck Collins Laura Hornung Petterborg Jill Wirz David Cordell Alexander Huff Dave Player Dawn Wulff Tom Craig Corey Hutchins Jennifer Pleitgen Clare Daly Woolley Mr. and Mrs. Frank Charlotte Darrah Laura and Zachary Pouzar David and Grace Jekot Lionel Reiman Davidson Erin Jett Sonja Rodriguez 18 shakespearedallas.org 18 Institutional Donors 2018-2019 Institutional and Corporate Donors Thank you to the following organizations and companies that enable Shakespeare Dallas to continue itsgood work in the community. Listing below indicates confirmed gifts received by December 2019. Title Sponsor The John and Bonnie Strauss Foundation Presenting Sponsors Producers Circle Carl B. & Florence E. King Foundation The Eugene McDermott Foundation Fichtenbaum Charitable Trust The Mankoff Family Foundation The Meadows Foundation Student Tickets & Directors Circle Darren and Christine Dittrich Transportation Sponsor Moody Fund for the Arts Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP The Craig and Kathryn Hall Foundation

2019 Season Sponsors 570 KLIF, 96.3 KSCS, 99.5 The Wolf, 1310 The Ticket City of Dallas Office of Cultural Affairs, Dallas Tourism Public Improvement District, City of Dallas Parks and Recreation Department, Texas Commission on the Arts, The Hall Agency

Community Partners $500-$999 $1,000-$4,999 (continued) $10,000-$19,999 Benedict A. and Zita I. Horan Metropolitan Press Harold Simmons Foundation Coons Charitable Fund Ruibal’s Plants of Texas The Mankoff Family Foundation Guzak Family Charitable Fund Schwab Charitable The Eugene McDermott Walmart Foundation Foundation $1,000-$4,999 Texas Commission on the Arts Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld $5,000-$9,999 The Town of Addison Cumulus Media Ben E. Keith Company Dallas SEO Geek Communities Foundation of Texas $20,000+ Ditore Mayo Entertainment Dallas Shakespeare Club The Hal and Diane Brierley The Eulich Family Foundation Dallas Tourism Public Improvement Foundation Express Booksellers District City of Dallas Office of Cultural ExxonMobil Foundation Interabang Books Affairs The Craig and Kathryn Hall Moody Fund for the Arts Fichtenbaum Charitable Trust Foundation Robert W. Baird and Co. Hillcrest Foundation Humanities Texas Corporation Hoblitzelle Foundation IBM The Pollock Foundation Carl B. & Florence E. King KD College The Theodore and Beulah Beasley Foundation Kelly-Moore Paints Foundation The Dallas Foundation The Kinzie Foundation The Meadows Foundation Matching Gifts Sponsors The John & Bonnie Strauss Foundation Albertsons Safeway, Inc. Bank of America Texas Instruments Foundation supported in part by CA Technologies Textron ExxonMobil Thomson Reuters Kroger Wells Fargo 19 shakespearedallas.org 19 All the world’s a stage.

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