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On a more macro level, this musical raises an issue we’re not always comfortable considering in America: that of class. It has been noted that now, more than at any time Barry Gordin since the Guilded Age, we live in a time of Scott Schwartz and Tracy Mitchell vast economic inequality and in a country Forty years ago, Grey Gardens became where it seems harder and harder to realize infamous. With the release of the great the American Dream and to have social documentary by David and Albert Maysles in mobility to rise out of the class into which 1975, the strange tale of the Beales of East you are born. Grey Gardens casts the social Hampton entered the public consciousness stratification of America into sharp relief and of America. At first, their story was seen as focuses on it in a way few musicals do. To see a delicious oddity, a kind of filmic sideshow two privileged relatives of a beloved first lady attraction; but soon the documentary became fall from grace, to see their upper class world a cult classic. And then, somewhere in the disintegrate into ruin, and to get a glimpse of journey to today, it entered the mainstream. why, is as fascinating today as it was forty These complicated, sad, but resilient women years ago. Perhaps it is even more so now and their garbage strewn, crumbling house because of the seeming imperviousness and became part of America’s story. But this tale invulnerability of today’s elite. began here, in the Hamptons, and is woven into our social fabric and the collective All of us at Bay Street feel it is a unique unconscious of our community. Disturbing privilege and joy to have the opportunity to and mad as it may be, this is our story, an produce this bold musical in the community in East End phenomenon. which it is set and so close to the house that gave it its name. We are thrilled to welcome Tracing the journey of “Big” and “Little” Edie to our stage a cast of sensational and Beale from glamorous socialites in the 1940’s dedicated actors, and to welcome, for the first to recluses in the 1970’s, Doug Wright, Scott time, director Michael Wilson and his talented Frankel and Michael Korie, the authors of this artistic team. And we welcome and thank bold musical delve deep into these women, you, our patrons and supporters, for joining their family and their relationships. They us for this daring musical that springs from encourage us to ponder the questions and and speaks to the heart of our community. issues these women raise -- ones that range We hope you’ll return often throughout our from micro to macro, from deeply personal to exciting fall season ahead filled with music, societal. documentary film festivals, and our Literature Live! production of John Steinbeck’s Of Mice At its heart, Grey Gardens is a musical about and Men. family, about mothers and daughters, about the things we need from those we love, and the extreme measures we will take and the cruelties we will inflict on our loved ones and Scott Schwartz Tracy Mitchell ourselves to get it. It is a musical about the toll Artistic Director Executive Director © 2015 Landscape Details, Inc. ad: blumenfeldandfleming.com

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Still of Little Edie from the Maysles’ documentary.

The story of “Big Edie” Bouvier Beale and initially sent monthly checks of $300 to help her daughter, “Little Edie” Beale is with expenses, but that arrangement did not inextricably bound up in the home they last long. shared for most of their lives. Grey Gardens is located on Little detail is known about what Georgica Pond in East Hampton, happened within Grey Gardens less than eight miles from Bay from this point until the early 70’s, Street Theatre. The house was but the steady decline became built in 1897 by Joseph Greenleaf increasingly visible, even from Thorpe and would later be bought the street. The gardens became in 1913 by coal magnate Robert overgrown with vines, and an Hill and his wife, Anna. The Hills “ocean of leaves” (as Little Edie imported ornate concrete walls called it) was created. from Spain, which would provide the signature structure for the After complaints from neighbors gardens, and ultimately gave the and a visit from the Suffolk home its name. County Health Department, the Life Magazine house was deemed unsafe for In 1924, Grey Gardens was human habitation, and the Edies photo of Big and bought by Big Edie’s husband, were faced with eviction if they Little Edie, 1922. Phelan Beale, a prosperous did not clean up the property. lawyer. The Beales split their The news of the eviction order time between the Upper East Side and and the squalor within which the women the Hamptons, with Little Edie having her lived (rooms filled with garbage, lack of debut in 1936 at the Pierre Hotel, an event running water, scores of cats and raccoons) featured in the New York Times. But the received international attention, and the Beale’s marriage was a troubled one, and Beales appeared on the front pages of after their divorce in 1946, Edie remained tabloids. This was due to the Beales’ at Grey Gardens, as did Little Edie (with relationship to Jackie Kennedy Onassis – the exception of her stay at the Barbizon Big Edie being her aunt, and Little Edie, her Hotel for Women from 1947-1952). Phelan cousin. Ultimately, Jackie, and her sister, In 1977, Big Edie died, and Little Edie continued to live in the house alone for another two years. She moved out of the room she had shared with her mother and into a small room with only a mattress on The house and garden in 1972. the floor. Penniless, she put the estate up Lee Radziwill, provided approximately for sale. Ben Bradlee (Executive Editor $30,000 to bring the house back to a of The Washington Post) and his wife, livable standard, restoring the plumbing and journalist Sally Quinn, bought the house in the roof, and carting away one thousand 1979 for $220,000, but only after agreeing bags of garbage. in writing that rather than tear down Grey Gardens, they would restore it. In an Unfortunately, after the spotlight shifted, interview afterwards, Sally Quinn recalled, the house quickly began its downward “I walked in and said (to Little Edie), ‘This is slide once again, and by the time the 1975 the most beautiful house I’ve ever seen,’ and documentary Grey Gardens, directed by she did this little pirouette in the hall, put her David and Albert Maysles, was made, the hands in the air and said, “All it needs is a house had fallen once again into a state coat of paint!” of ruin. The film became a cult hit, vividly bringing the story of the Big and Little Edie The Beales and the house continue to to art film houses all over the world, and fascinate, and all of us at Bay Street hope eventually serving as the inspiration for Grey you enjoy your stay. Gardens, The Musical. GRAND OPENING

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SCOTT SCHWARTZ, Artistic Director | TRACY MITCHELL, Executive Director GARY HYGOM, Producer | JOHN SULLIVAN, Associate Producer ADRIANNE & JERRY COHEN, Associate Producers BAY STREET THEATER with additional support from The Joseph Stein New Musical Fund and The New Directions Fund Presents RACHEL YORK BETTY BUCKLEY In GREY GARDENS Book Music Lyrics DOUG WRIGHT SCOTT FRANKEL MICHAEL KORIE Based on the film Grey Gardens by David Maysles, Albert Maysles, Ellen Hovde, Muffie Mayer and Susan Froemke Featuring MATT DOYLE JAMES HARKNESS SARAH HUNT GRACIE BEARDSLEY DAKOTA QUACKENBUSH With SIMON JONES And HOWARD MCGILLIN Scenic Design Costume Design Lighting Design JEFF COWIE ILONA SOMOGYI ROBERT WIERZEL Sound Design Props Design Production Stage Manager JON WESTON HEATHER UGRINA ROBERT BENNETT Wig Design Casting Director Dialect Coach PAUL HUNTLEY STEWART/WHITLEY STEPHEN GABIS Choreographer Music Director HOPE CLARKE ANDY EINHORN Directed by MICHAEL WILSON AUGUST 4 – AUGUST 30, 2015 Originally Produced on Broadway by East of Doheny Staunch Entertainment Randall L. Wreghitt/Mort Swinsky Michael Alden Edwin W. Schloss in association with Playwrights Horizons Playwrights Horizons Inc., New York City, produced the World Premiere of GREY GARDENS Off-Broadway on March 7, 2006. Developed with the assistance of The Sundance Institute. GREY GARDENS is presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York. CAST (in order of appearance)

PROLOGUE (1973) Edith Bouvier Beale...... Betty Buckley* “Little” Edie Beale...... Rachel York*

ACT I (1941) Edith Bouvier Beale...... Rachel York* Young “Little” Edie Beale...... Sarah Hunt* George Gould Strong...... Howard McGillin* Brooks, Sr...... James Harkness* Jacqueline “Jackie” Bouvier...... Gracie Beardsley Lee Bouvier...... Dakota Quackenbush Joseph Patrick Kennedy, Jr...... Matt Doyle* J.V. “Major” Bouvier...... Simon Jones*

ACT II (1973) “Little” Edie Beale...... Rachel York* Edith Bouvier Beale...... Betty Buckley* Brooks, Jr...... James Harkness* Jerry ...... Matt Doyle* Norman Vincent Peale ...... Simon Jones* Old record and Choir singers...... The Company

Dance Captain...... James Harkness Associate Director/ Associate Choreographer...... Charles Swan

* Members of the Actors Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States

BAND William Waldrop...... Associate Conductor/ Pianist Ed Chiarello...... Drums Robert Dalpiaz...... Reed 1 Joel Levy...... Reed 2 Phil Granger...... Trumpet Bradley Bosenbeck...... Violin

SETTING Act One takes place in July, 1941, Grey Gardens, East Hampton, Long Island, NY Act Two takes place in 1973, Grey Gardens, East Hampton, Long Island, NY

The events of the play are based on both fact and fiction

The Actors and Stage Managers employed in this production are members of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. MUSICAL NUMBERS

PROLOGUE (1973) “The Girl Who Has Everything”...... Edith

ACT I (1941) “The Girl Who Has Everything”...... Edith “The Five-Fifteen”...... Edith, Gould, Jackie, Lee, Brooks “It’s Her”...... Edith, Gould, Edie, and Joe “Mother Darling”...... Edie, Edith, and Gould “Goin’ Places”...... Joe and Edie “Marry Well”...... Major Bouvier, Brooks, Jackie, Lee, Edie “Hominy Grits”...... Edith, Gould, Jackie, Lee “Two Peas in a Pod”...... Edie and Edith “Drift Away”...... Gould and Edith “The Five-Fifteen (Reprise)”...... Edith “Daddy’s Girl”...... Edie and Joe “The Telegram”...... Edie “Will You?”...... Edith

THERE WILL BE ONE 15-MINUTE INTERMISSION

ACT II (1973) “The Revolutionary Costume for Today”...... Edie “The Cake I Had”...... Edith “Entering Grey Gardens”...... Company “The House We Live In”...... Edie and Company “Jerry Likes My Corn”...... Edith and Edie “Around the World”...... Edie “Will You? (Reprise)”...... Edith and Edie “Choose to be Happy”...... Norman Vincent Peale and Company “Around the World (Reprise)”...... Edie “Another Winter in a Summer Town”...... Edie and Edith “The Girl Who Has Everything” (Reprise)...... Edith and Edie

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Rachel York (“Little” Old Friends at The Signature Theatre also Edie Beale) is best directed by Michael Wilson. Additional known for her critically major theatre credits include Triumph of acclaimed Broadway Love, (Tony nomination), Sunset Boulevard, performances in City of (Olivier nomination), 1776, Pippin, Song Angels, Les Misérables, and Dance, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Victor/Victoria (Drama Carrie (Outer Critics Circle Nomination), the Desk Award), The London company of Promises, Promises Scarlet Pimpernel, (An Evening Standard Award Nomination), Sly Fox and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. and the British premiere of Dear World. She also turned heads on television with TV credits include Oz for HBO, Eight is her courageous portrayal of Lucille Ball Enough and numerous series guest star in the CBS movie, Lucy. National Tours: appearances. She has received two Emmy Reno Sweeny in the Tony-Award winning Nominations. Buckley has appeared in production of Anything Goes (Helen films directed by M. Night Shyamalan, Hayes Award). Cruella de Vil in The 101 Brian de Palma, Bruce Beresford, Roman Dalmatians Musical; Guenevere in Camelot; Polanski, Woody Allen and Lawrence and Lilli Vanessi/Kate in Kiss Me, Kate Kasdan. A teacher of scene study and song (US Tour and London’s West End). Off- interpretation for over 40 years, Ms. Buckley Broadway: The Best Is Yet to Come; is also a concert and recording artist, has Putting It Together (MTC, Drama Desk received two Grammy Nominations and nomination); Dessa Rose (Lincoln Center recorded 16 of her own CDs including Theater, Drama Desk nomination), and Ghostlight, released in the Fall of 2014, New York City Encores! Gentlemen Prefer produced by T Bone Burnett. Blondes and Little Me. In concert, Ms. York has performed with the New York Pops Howard McGillin at Carnegie Hall; the National Symphony; (George Gould Pittsburgh Pops; Philly Pops; Los Angeles Strong) is a Tony- Philharmonic; the San Francisco Symphony; nominated stage, screen the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra among and television actor, others. For more information, please visit her who most recently on the web at www.rachelyork.com. Twitter: starred opposite @theRachelYork Vanessa Hudgens in the Broadway revival Betty Buckley (Edith of Gigi. McGillin is perhaps best known Bouvier Beale), who for his record-setting run on Broadway in has been called “The the title role in The Phantom of the Opera. Voice of Broadway,” is Howard’s career on Broadway includes one of theater’s most leading roles in Kiss of the Spider Woman, respected and legendary She Loves Me, The Secret Garden, leading ladies. She is Anything Goes (Tony, Drama Desk Award an actress/singer whose nominations), The Mystery of Edwin Drood career spans theater, (Tony, Drama Desk nominations; Theatre film, television and concert halls around World Award) and Sunday in the Park With the world. She was inducted into the George. London: Mack & Mabel, Anything Theater Hall of Fame in 2012. Ms. Buckley Goes. Also Stephen Sondheim’s Bounce won a Tony Award for her performance (Goodman Theatre, Chicago and Kennedy in Cats (as Grizabella). In 2014 she was Center – Helen Hayes Award nomination). nominated for a Drama Desk Award for Howard has starred in several Encores! the world premiere of Horton Foote’s The presentations including Where’s Charley? WHO’S WHO and Ziegfeld Follies of 1936. Off-Broadway: Michael Mayer. Broadway: The Book of It’s a Wonderful Life, I Remember Mama, Mormon (Elder Price), War Horse (Billy High Spirits, As Thousands Cheer, La Narracott), Spring Awakening (Hanschen), Boheme (Drama Desk Award nomination). Bye Bye Birdie (Hugo Peabody). National National tour: Peter Pan. Regional: Damn Tour: Spring Awakening (Melchior). Off- Yankees, It Shoulda Been You (George Broadway: Jasper in Deadland (Jasper). Street Playhouse), The 39 Steps (George Regional: Jasper in Deadland at the 5th Street and The Cape Playhouse). Films: Avenue Theater in Seattle (Jasper), Giant South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut; The at Dallas Theater Center (Jordy Jr). Film/ Swan Princess. Concerts: Ragtime, Follies: TV: Gossip Girl (Jonathan), Private Romeo In Concert. Solo CD: Howard McGillin: (Glenn). Recordings: Bare (Peter). Matt’s Where Time Stands Still, available online. solo EPs, Daylight and Constant (Co- written by Will Van Dyke), are available on Simon Jones (J.V. iTunes. “Major” Bouvier) Broadway: The Real James Harkness Thing, Benefactors, (Brooks Sr/Jr) Is School for Scandal, thrilled to be a part of Getting Married, Private this production! James Lives, The Real Inspector is currently on Broadway Hound, Herbal Bed, in Beautiful The Carole Ring Round the Moon, King Musical. Other Waiting in the Wings, Blithe Spirit, (also in Broadway credits London’s West End and North American include: Aida, The Color National tour - all with Angela Lansbury). Purple, Chicago, and Guys and Dolls. Films include: Privates on Parade, Monty James next project is directing The Color Python’s The Meaning of Life, Brazil, Purple for The Westcoast Black Theatre Twelve Monkeys, Miracle on 34th Street Troupe. Thanks to Michael Wilson, Stewart/ and The Devil’s Own. Recent TV: OZ Whitley Casting and to Dave Brenner for his (HBO), Cambridge Spies (BBC), and the continued support. portrayal of C.S.Lewis in The Question of God (PBS) – but still best-known as Sarah Hunt (Young ‘Bridey’ in TV’s Brideshead Revisited and Edie Beale) A graduate ‘Arthur Dent’ in The Hitchhiker’s Guide to of last year’s Juilliard the Galaxy (radio, TV & stage versions). class, Sarah made Award-winning Narrator of Audio Books her Broadway debut and served for 12 years as co-Artistic last season in Sting’s Director of TACT, theatre company based The Last Ship. Other in New York City. He was also in Bay Street credits include: 1st Theater’s production of Quartet in 2006 National Tour of Spring with Kaye Ballard and Sian Phillips. Details: Awakening (Martha), Middletown, In Arabia www.simonjonesinfo.com We’d All Be Kings, Romeo and Juliet, Cabaret and Twelfth Night. Love and thanks Matt Doyle (Joseph P. to her own beautiful Beales: Mom, Nicole, Kennedy, Jr. / Jerry) and Jason. For dad. Not gone. most recently starred as Trey in the new musical ‘Brooklynite’ at the Vineyard Theater in NYC directed by WHO’S WHO

Gracie Beardsley the American Academy of Arts and Letters; (Jacqueline Bouvier) Tolerance Prize, Kulturforum Europa; Paul is thrilled to spend her Selvin Award, Writers Guild of America. summer in Sag Harbor Professional affiliations: President of the working at Bay Street Dramatists Guild, a member of the Society Theater! She was most of Stage Directors and Choreographers, recently seen in How the and a trustee of the New York Theatre Grinch Stole Christmas Workshop. Wright is married to singer/ at The Theater at songwriter David Clement. Madison Square Garden. Other regional favorites include The Sound of Music Scott Frankel (Music) was nominated for (Paper Mill Playhouse), Mary Poppins Tony, Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle (Fireside), and Into the Woods (Kids of the awards for his work on Grey Gardens, Arts). When not performing, Gracie loves to which ran at Playwrights Horizons before bake, do voice overs, video blog, travel, and moving to Broadway. Since then, the show spend time with her family and friends. has been performed regularly across the country as well as internationally. He has Dakota Riley also written the music for Far From Heaven Quackenbush (Lee (Playwrights Horizons, Williamstown Bouvier) is delighted to Theatre Festival), Finding Neverland (UK make her professional premiere, 2012), Happiness (Lincoln theatrical debut as Lee Center Theater), Doll (Ravinia Festival, in Grey Gardens. A 9 yr Richard Rodgers Award), and Meet Mister old from East Hampton, Future (winner, Global Search for New Dakota’s passion for Musicals), all with lyricist Michael Korie. singing/performing Frankel is the recipient of the ASCAP was evident at a very young age. She has Foundation Richard Rodgers New Horizons appeared in the East Hampton YMCA Award and the Frederick Loewe Award. He showcases under the vocal direction of was the 2011-2012 Frances and William Lucy Carracappa-Gordon. Dakota had the Schuman Fellow at The MacDowell Colony role of Tiny Tim’s sister in A Spectacular and a graduate of Yale University. Christmas Carol and did a Shirley Temple tribute in; Tap: An Evening of Rhythm, both Michael Korie (Lyrics) was nominated produced by Our Fabulous Variety Show for a Tony and received Outer Critics Inc. theater group at Guild Hall in East Circle award for his lyrics to Grey Hampton. She has had a wonderful time Gardens (composer Scott Frankel, book with the cast and crew and looks forward to by Doug Wright, directed by Michael many more performances in the future. Greif) produced at Playwrights Horizons, on Broadway, nationally, and abroad. Doug Wright (Book) earned the He wrote the lyrics to Far From Heaven Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award for his developed at Williamstown Theatre Festival play I Am My Own Wife. Other stage and produced at Playwrights Horizons works include Grey Gardens (Tony (composer Frankel, book by Richard Nomination), The Little Mermaid, Hands Greenberg, directed by Michael Greif), on a Hardbody, and Posterity at The lyrics to Happiness at Lincoln Center Atlantic. Film: Quills, based on his Obie- Theater (composer Frankel, book by John winning play, nominated for three Academy Weidman, directed by Susan Stroman), Awards. Television: “Tony Bennett: An and co-wrote lyrics to Doctor Zhivago American Classic,” directed by Rob with Amy Powers (composer Lucy Simon, Marshall. Honors: Benjamin Dank Prize, book by Michael Weller, directed by Des WHO’S WHO

McAnuff). For opera, Korie wrote the libretto Theatre), The Odyssey (Willow Cabin to composer Ricky Ian Gordon’s The Theatre), Fly (Lincoln Center Institute). Grapes of Wrath produced at Minnesota Regional: Resurrection (Philadelphia Opera, Carnegie Hall, among others, and Theatre Company), Jesus Christ Superstar operas composed by Stewart Wallace Gospel (Alliance Theatre), My Name is including Harvey Milk at San Francisco Still Alice, Cabaret, Mack & Mabel, Alice Opera, Kabbalah at Brooklyn Academy, and Revisited (Barrington Stage Company). Where’s Dick? at Houston Grand Opera Other Directing and Choreography directed by Richard Foreman. Korie’s lyrics credits: Porgy and Bess, Cosi fan Tutti, have received the Kleban Award, Jonathan The Gathering, Hallelujah, Baby!, Frida, Larson Award, and the ASCAP Richard South Pacific. Performance credits: West Rodgers Award. He teaches lyric-writing Side Story, Purlie, Hallelujah, Baby!, at Yale and mentors the musical theater Grind, as well as many other productions Fellows Program for the Dramatists Guild. Off-Broadway and on Film and TV. Dance credits include Katherine Dunham Michael Wilson (Director) directed Company, Talley Beatty, Louis Johnson, the 2013 Broadway revival of The Trip to George Faison, Alvin Ailey American Dance. Bountiful, garnering a Best Actress Tony Award for Cicely Tyson. He received 2015 Andy Einhorn (Music Director) DGA and Image Award nominations for his Broadway credits include Rodgers & direction of the Lifetime/Ostar Productions Hammerstein’s Cinderella (OBCR), Evita film version of Bountiful, nominated for two (OBCR), Brief Encounter, The Light in Emmys, including Outstanding Television the Piazza, and Sondheim on Sondheim Movie. In 2010, he received Drama Desk (OBCR, Grammy nom.) He most recently and Outer Critics Circle Awards for his direction of Horton Foote’s three-part, nine-hour epic The Orphans’ Home Cycle at Signature Theater Company. His other Broadway productions include the Tony nominated Gore Vidal’s The Best Man, Dividing the Estate, and Enchanted John Oppenheimer April; as well as the Roundabout Theater M.D., F.A.C.P. Company revival of Old Acquaintance. Off-Broadway, his productions include the 2013 RTC revival of Talley’s Folly and the 8 2014 STC premiere of The Old Friends starring Betty Buckley. Wilson is currently finishing post work on his first indie motion Internal Medicine picture, Showing Roots, starring Maggie

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Hope Clarke (Choreographer) New York: Free Man of Color (Lincoln Center Theatre); Jelly’s Last Jam (Broadway), Tony 60 Bay Street, Sag Harbor nomination, Drama-Logue, Calloway and NAACP Image Awards; Caroline or Change 725-4600 (Broadway); The Tempest (Broadway). Off Broadway: Spunk, The Colored Museum, The Caucasian Chalk Circle (The Public WHO’S WHO served as the music director and conductor a new production of South Pacific at the for Bullets Over Broadway (OBCR). His Asolo Repertory Theatre. As a composer, tour work includes Sweeney Todd, The William’s songs have been featured in Light in the Piazza, Mamma Mia!, and cabarets and theatres across the country, The Lion King. Einhorn has worked at including New York City’s Birdland, Goodspeed, Signature Theatre, Oregon The Laurie Beechman Theatre, and the Shakespeare Festival and PaperMill Metropolitan Room. William is a proud Playhouse. Einhorn serves as music director graduate of The Peabody Conservatory and pianist for Audra McDonald, performing of Music (MM) and The University of at many venues including the Philadelphia Mississippi (BM). Orchestra, San Francisco Symphony, and Carnegie Hall. He has also music directed Stephen Gabis (Dialect Coach) for Barbara Cook. Other cast albums Current/Recent Broadway/Off Broadway: include Stage Door Canteen and Go Back Heisenberg, The 39 Steps, The Weir, Da, Home. He served as the music director Hedwig And The Angry Inch, Punk Rock, for HBO’s Peabody Award winning Six by Beautiful, Outside Mullingar, The Winslow Sondheim and music supervisor for Great Boy, Juno And The Paycock, The Book Of Performances Peabody Award “Broadway Mormon, Of Mice And Men, Man And Boy, Musicals: A Jewish Legacy.” Andy Einhorn Look Back In Anger, A View From The is an honors graduate of Rice University. Bridge, The Lieutenant Of Innishmore, Coram Boy, Once, Doubt, A Touch Of The Charles Swan (Associate Director/ Poet, Jersey Boys, Faith Healer. Selected Choreographer) Directing Credits Include: Film/Television: The Confirmation, The Hairspray, The Sound of Music, Drowsy Seagull, The Broad Squad, The Americans, Chaperone, A Grand Night for Singing, Spotlight, Boardwalk Empire, Salt, Across Once Upon a Mattress, Eurydice, Oliver!, The Universe, Bernard And Doris. The Pajama Game, Damn Yankees, among others. Associate Director: Legally Jeff Cowie (Scenic Design) received Blonde, The Light in the Piazza. Education: the 2015 LA Drama Critics Circle Award Lincoln Center Theatre Directors Lab, Sam for his design of the Tony Award winning Houston State University. Proud Equity production of The Trip to Bountiful. His member. Charles oversees the musical other Broadway designs include the Tony theatre program for the High School for nominated Dividing the Estate (Lincoln the Performing and Visual Arts in Houston. Center Theater). In 2010, he won a Drama Thank you Michael! For Mom. Desk and the American Theatre Wing’s Henry Hewes Award for his design of The William Waldrop (Associate Music Orphans’ Home Cycle at Signature Theater Director) is a music director, conductor, Company. Other Off-Broadway designs composer, and pianist. Broadway credits include Roundabout Theater Company, include Evita (with Ricky Martin) and Playwrights Horizons, Primary Stages, Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella. He among others. He has designed at our was music director/conductor for the recent nation’s major theaters, including the Alley, national tours of Evita (Broadway Revival), Guthrie, Goodman, and Hartford Stage. He The Phantom of The Opera (Music Box is a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Company), and Cats. Off-Broadway credits Design. include Donnybrook! and A Tree Grows In Brooklyn. In Las Vegas, credits include Ilona Somogyi (Costume Designer) Phantom - The Las Vegas Spectacular, and Broadway: Clybourne Park Off-Broadway: Hedwig and The Angry Inch. Regionally, Gloria, Satchmo at the Waldorf, Dinner he was the music director/conductor for With Friends, My Name is Asher Lev;The WHO’S WHO

World is Round (Ripe Time), A Soldier’s Gardens is her third show with Bay Street Tale (Zankel Hall), The Seagull (Culture Theater, and she couldn›t be more excited Project), The Lying Lesson, Almost to be working on a piece that is so close an Evening, Scarcity (Atlantic), Maple to its history. Other credits include Can and Vine, A Small Fire (Playwrights Can, Elf (Paper Mill Playhouse), Timon of Horizons), Jerry Springer: The Opera Athens, Othello, The Liar, Christmas Carol, (Carnegie Hall), and the original production Measure for Measure, Comedy of Errors, of Wit. Recent Regional: King Hedley Man of La Mancha (Shakespeare Theater II, Smokey Joe’s Café (Arena Stage), of NJ). Richard III (OSF), Vanya, Sonia, Masha & Spike, Nice Fish, Cat on a Hot Tin Robert Wierzel (Lighting Designer) Roof (Guthrie), 4000 Miles (Long Wharf), has worked with artists from diverse Julius Caesar (Chicago Shakespeare disciplines and backgrounds in theater, Theater), Good People (Huntington dance, contemporary music, museums, and Theater), The Crucible, Gem of the Ocean, opera on stages throughout the country and Midsummer Night’s Dream (Hartford abroad. Broadway: Lady Day at Emerson’s Stage), Three Sisters, We Have Always Bar and Grill starring Audra McDonald; Lived in the Castle and Passion Play (Yale FELA! (Tony Award nomination); David Rep), Tartuffe, Suddenly Last Summer Copperfield’s Dreams and Nightmares. (Westport Country Playhouse). Novelties Off-Broadway: Roundabout Theatre; include Disney on Ice: Princess Wishes, The Public; The Signature; Playwrights Norwegian National Ballet, and a Dutch Horizons. Regional: Alliance Theatre; production of Saturday Night Fever. Goodman; A.C.T./San Francisco; Hartford Training and Faculty: Yale School of Drama. Stage; Long Wharf; Guthrie; Mark Taper;

Paul Huntley (Wig Designer) London- born Paul Huntley has worked on hundreds of Broadway shows since his 1972 arrival in New York, most memorably the original productions of Amadeus, Cats, Evita, Les Misérables, Sweeney Todd, The Producers, and Hairspray. A recipient of the Drama Desk and Tony awards, he has also worked with the some of the most legendary leading ladies of the cinema, ranging from Bette Davis, Marlene Dietrich and Vivien Leigh to Jane Fonda, Glenn Close, Jessica Lange and Scarlett Johansson. Current Broadway shows include Fun Home and Shows For Days. 26 Bay Street Heather Ugrina (Props) graduated Sag Harbor from School of Visual Arts in 2007 with a BFA in cartooning. While her time there, 725-7100 cartooning led to storytelling, storytelling led to puppetry, and puppetry to theatre. She has been working professionally as a theatrical props master for over the past 8 years, mainly in the Northern New Jersey and New York City areas. Grey Lunch & Dinner WHO’S WHO

Old Globe; Chicago Shakespeare. Opera: Managed Inner Voices, Groucho, Gertrude Productions with the opera companies of Stein and a Companion, and The March Paris-Garnier (Les Indes Galantes); Tokyo; On Russia. Bob is the Artistic Associate Norway (Bergen National Opera and Opera and Stage Manager for The National Music SØR); Folk Opera, Sweden; New York City Theater Conference at The O’Neill Theater Opera; Glimmerglass; Seattle; Washington Center. He’s worked with the Goodspeed National; Boston Lyric; Minnesota; San Opera House, The Ogunquit Playhouse, Francisco; Houston; Chicago (Lyric and Fallsview Casino, and Berkshire Theatre Opera Theatre); Montreal; Vancouver; as Festival. Bob served as General Manager well as Philip Glass’ Les Enfants Térribles at BAM and as Vice-President of Stage (American Theatre Wing Award). Dance Operations for Radio City Music Hall. work includes 30 years with choreographer Bill T. Jones (Bessie Awards). MFA Yale Denise Taney (Assistant Stage School of Drama. Currently a faculty Manager) Stage-managed Vanya and member of NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts Sonia and Masha and Spike. Other and The Yale School of Drama. Broadway credits include: A Delicate Balance, Time Stands Still, American Jon Weston (Sound Designer) Buffalo, The Homecoming, A Moon for Broadway: Amazing Grace; An American the Misbegotten, Redwood Curtain, As In Paris; On The 20th Century; You Is; Good People (MTC); Morning’s at Can’t Take It With You; The Bridges Seven (LCT); Major Barbara (Roundabout); of Madison County; Big Fish, How to Long Day’s Journey into Night (ATC); The Succeed…; 13,The Musical; The Color Baltimore Waltz (Circle Rep, company Purple; Caroline, or Change (AUDELCO member). At Bay Street Theater, she stage- Award); Nine; Thoroughly Modern Millie; managed My Good Name, Noel Coward in Off Broadway and Regional: The Last Five Two Keys, Alone at the Beach, and the first Years; Death Takes a Holiday; Parade production of the first season, Men’s Lives. (Mark Taper Forum); A Little Night Music (L.A. Drama Critics Award); Family Guy, Stewart/Whitley (Casting) Duncan Live! (Carnegie Hall). Stewart CSA & Benton Whitley CSA. Broadway/NY: On The Town, Pippin, Robert Bennett (Production Stage Chicago The Musical, La Cage Aux Manager), a graduate of the University of Folles, The Radio City Christmas Michigan, lists among his credits the original Spectacular, Natasha Pierre & The Great RSC production of Nicholas Nickelby, as Comet of 1812, The Band Wagon, well as Peter Brook’s The Cherry Orchard, Carnegie Hall Sings, Pageant; West in NYC, Moscow, Tbslisi, St. Petersburg, End/UK: Thriller Live, Menier Chocolate and Tokyo. His Broadway productions Factory; Tours: Flashdance, Anything include Time Stands Still, Bent, I Love My Goes, Bullets Over Broadway, Elf, Wife, Dancing At Lughnasa, Nice & Nora, We Will Rock You, Once, The Duck Awake and Sing!, American Buffalo, Desire Commander Musical; Upcoming: August Under The Elms, The Coast of Utopia, Stick Rush, Nerd, Prince of Egypt; Regional: Fly, The Trip To Bountiful, and The Lyons. American Repertory Theater, The Alley He was with the L.A. company of La Cage Theatre, Bay Street Theater, Philadelphia Aux Folles. On tour, he helmed such hits as Theatre Company, Royal Caribbean. The Trip to Bountiful, Sugar Babies, Evita, Casting Associate Andrea Zee My Fat Friend, Grease, Shenandoah, and CSA. stewartwhitley.com. Guys and Dolls. Off Broadway he Stage HERB ROASTED TURKEY SANDWICH PAELLA A LA RAFELA BLACK ICED TEA FISH TACOS ORGANIC SOF T SERVE ICE CREA M M AC N’ CHEESE RUSS & DAUGHTERS SMOKED SALMON WOOD ROASTED CAULIFLOWER LOBSTEROPEN EVERY ROLL DAY SHAVED FROM 7AM ICES - 9PM HOUSEMADE BABKA BLACK OR GREEN ICED TEA HAND CUT FRENCH FRIES WOOD OVEN PIZZA GRILLED WILD MUSHROOMS FARM FRESH EGG OMELETTE RUSS & DAUGHTERS SMOKED SALMON CAULIFLOWER FALAFEL HOMEMADE MUFFINS SANDWICH LOBSTER ROLL AGUA FRESCAS COFFEE ORGANIC SOFT SERVE ICE CREAM STEEL HAND CUT OATMEAL FALAFEL WOOD OVEN PIZZA CAPRESE SANDWICH ROASTED VEGETABLES JUMBO ROASTED SHRIMP SWEET ITALIAN SAUSAGE PIZZA FALAFEL HOMEMADE CROISSANTS COLD BREWED ICED COFFEE RUSS & DAUGHTERS SMOKED SALMON HOT DOGS MAC N’ CHEESEPREPARED & TOFU MADE-TO-ORDER BANHMI FOOD SANDWICH HAND CUT FRENCH FRIES FARM FRESH EGG OMLETTE WHOLE WOOD ROASTED SALMON HOMEMADE PASTRIES ORGANIC SOFT SERVE ICE CREAM WOOD OVEN631 725 PIZZA 4433 CLASCLASSIC TUNA SALAD SANDWICH184 DIVISION BLACK STREET, OR GREEN SAG HARBOR ICED TEAS WOOD ROASTED CAULIFLOWER ESPRESSO HOMEMADE PASTRIES HARBORMARKET.COM PASTURE RAISED ROASTED CHICKEN MARGARITA PIZZA LOBSTER ROLLS ORGANIC STEEL CUT OATMEAL SHAVED ICES EGG SANDWICH MEDITERRIAN SALAD BLACK OR GREEN ICED TEAS WOOD ROASTED VEGETABLES ESPRESSO CAPRESE SANDWICH

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Bay Street Theater was founded in 1991 by Sybil Christopher, Stephen Hamilton, and Emma Walton Hamilton. Gary Hygom, Producer, joined the team in 1998; Tracy Mitchell, Executive Director, came on board in 2008. In the Fall of 2013, Scott Schwartz, Artistic Director, joined the team to begin his premiere season with Bay Street in 2014. In 2016, Bay Street will celebrate its 25th Anniversary.

Bay Street has produced premiere works by such writers as Jon Robin Baitz, Moira Buffini, Charles Busch, Richard Dresser, Horton Foote, Simon Gray, Jack Heifner, David Ives, Arthur Laurents, Rebecca Lenkiewicz, Terrance McNally, Wendy MacLeod, Frank McGuinness, Ron Nyswaner, Joe Pintauro, Paula Vogel, and Lanford Wilson.

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Bay Street Theater’s Artistic Associates Committee was formed with actors, writers and directors who are true ‘friends of Bay Street’ – they have lent their talents to the theater on numerous occasions, they have offered to support Bay Street with appearances at fundraising and cultivation events whenever possible, and they participate in the ongoing artistic life of Bay Street. We thank them all from the bottom of our hearts!

Alan Alda Jonathan Freeman Terrence McNally Joy Behar Daniel Gerroll Kellie Overbey Kate Burton April Gornik Joe Pintauro Charles Busch Julie Halston Lonny Price Zoe Caldwell Darrell Hammond Tony Roberts J. Smith Cameron Sheldon Harnick Mercedes Ruehl Mario Cantone Anthony Harvey Sloane Shelton Kim Cattrall Edward Hibbert David Zippel Marcia Milgrom Dodge Jack Hofsiss Katie Finneran Anne Jackson In Memoriam Stephen Flaherty Richard Kind Eli Wallach Leonard Foglia Leigh Lawson Lanford Wilson Matt McGrath

BAY STREET THEATER COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS COUNCIL (3CO)

In 2014, Bay Street Theater formed the Community Connections Council to support community-based offerings as part the “Sag Harbor Center for the Arts” portion of Bay Street Theater’s mission. Bay Street Theater & Sag Harbor Center for the Arts serves as a cultural center for many organizations including East End Players, Hayground School, Josh Levine Memorial Foundation, Take 2 Film Festival, Katy’s Courage, Sag Harbor Elementary Variety Show,and Southampton Hospital, just to name a few. Led by Ian Ziskin, this group’s mission is a supplement to, not a substitute for, Bay Street Theater’s core mission as a not-for-profit professional theater. Donations are needed to help support our community needs.

Garry Buff Tracy Mitchell Joyce Shulman Debra Halpert Mala Sander Robbie Stein Mary Anne Miller Scott Schwartz Ian Ziskin (Chair) John Shaka BAY STREET THEATER DONORS

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR DONORS! Because of your generosity and support, Bay Street continues its mission to entertain, inspire and enhance the cultural arts for our entire East End community. Join us! For information on how you can become part of this special group of donors who believe in the value of the theater arts, and preserving Bay Street as a central part of our community, please contact Kim Fink at 631-725-0818 or email: [email protected]. Producers The Harold & Mimi Steinberg $50,000 and above Charitable Trust Anonymous Edmund D. Hollander Patty & Jay Baker Bruce Horten, M.D. Adrianne & Jerry Cohen Lisa Kerkorian Ana R. Daniel David Lawenda-Facebook Mariann Florio Mr.& Mrs. Francis P. Maglio Susan Goldstein-Sunny & Richard Martin-Merrill DataSite Abe Rosenberg Foundation Ed Reale, Brown Harris Stevens Lance Gotko & Paul Caddell Andrew Sabin-Andrew Sabin David & Karin Kuhns Family Foundation Barbara Slifka Jeffrey & Mala Sander Steven & Karol Todrys Steven Sanders & Madelyn Simon Pia & Jimmy Zankel Searles Graphics, Inc. Elisa Stein Directors Jon Vaccari & Stephen Fleming $25,000 – $49,000 Susie & Peter Wunsch Anonymous Neda Young Erik Batt & Daniel Marsili Christina & Don Zacharia Luigi Caiola & Sean McGill Mr. & Mrs. Donald Zucker DreamWorks Theatricals Riki Kane Larimer Patron Benefactor Andrew D. Newman & $5,000 - $9,999 Yvetta Rechler-Newman American Express Company The Shubert Foundation Barbara & Stanley Arkin Suffolk County Dept. of Bank of America Economic Development & Planning Jan Bernstein Christine Wächter-Campbell & Magda & Edward Bleier – William Campbell The Dana Foundation Andrea Wahlquist Howard Bluver, Suffolk County National Bank Patron Angel JC Compton & Nicholas Wentworth- $10,000 - $24,999 Century Arts Foundation Ltd. Anonymous Gene Connolly Ed Bifulk-Merrill DataSite The Cowles Charitable Trust Alastair Cairns Ray & Maureen Dee Colgate-Palmolive Company Frank & Joanne Filipo John Downing Winnie Holzman & Paul Dooley Susan Dusenberry Jeanne Kelley Susan D. Edwards & Ian V. Ziskin Steve Kroft & Jenny Conant Jay W. Eisenhofer & Anne P. Jameson Stewart F. Lane & Bonnie Comley Stuart & Lynn Epstein – Halstead Property Alan & Barbara Marks Roy Furman Pamela & Brian McIver Mike & Kerry Gaynor Dina Merrill & Ted Hartley Harbor’s Edge Condominiums NYSCA BAY STREET THEATER DONORS Patron Benefactor (cont.) Joe Petrocik & Myron Clement $5,000 - $9,999 Jeffrey Pfeifle Carol S. Roaman Andrew Phillips & Monte Mathews Daryl & Steven Roth Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Ranieri Flora Schnall Howard & Sharon Roth Kathy & Sandy Shapiro Barbara Seril Bruce T. Sloane & Douglas C. Petri Jane & Barton Shallat Spiritus Gladius Foundation Joe & Robin Sparacio Robert D. Uher Hon. Elaine Jackson Stack Marc & Jennifer Wolfson Nancy Stearns The Wunderkinder Foundation Russ Steele Rachel & Gary Sumers Patron Sponsor Taking Initiative To Survive $2,000 - $4,999 Town of Southampton Alan & Arlene Alda Susan & George Wasserstein Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ashford Susan Kohner Weitz John & Margaret Bader Mr. & Mrs. Herbert L. Wilson Evelyn & George Benjamin Robert P. Zimmerman Madeleine Bennett Renee Berger Angel Blaze Makoid Architecture $1,000 - $1,999 Howard & Deborah Bluver Debra Albert David Bray Nancy Alpert & Gwen Marcus Thomas Britt Antonella Bertello & Bob Rosen Cee Scott Brown & John Bjornen Brian Boyhan Merle & Garry Buff Jennifer Brooke Mary Ellen Cobos Michael & Patrice Carrieri Michael & Edie Coles Joel & Lillian Cohen Sam & Tim Culver Mitchell Davis Christopher D’Angelo Harriet Edwards Margaret & Peter D’Angelo Raysa Fanjul Fred Doss & John Gicking Yolanda Ferrell-Brown & Alvin Brown Harriet & Alan Dresher Charles Fischler Leslie C. Feldman – Five Towns College Milton & Silvia Feldman Foundation James A. Fox & Martin B. Rapp Candice & John Frawley The Friars Foundation William S. Gaden II Jeffrey L. Gates Cheryl Henson Goldman Sachs Gives Jane E. Holden Goldman-Sonnenfeldt Foundation Gary Horowitz & Mary Wachtel April Gornick & Eric Fischl James S. Marcus Foundation Susan Gullia Carol Konner Philip Halsey Susan Lillywhite & David Vance Stanley & Alice Harris Helene E. Mahoney Cornelia Heins Susan Mead Christine & Rob Holo Dave & Trish Moffitt Jewish Communal Fund Robert Moraru, MD William M. Joel Donald Mullen Johnson & Johnson Music Theatre International Victoria Kahn Anthony J. Newman & Richard Huebner Anthony Kane Carol Ostrow Saskia Keeley Russell & Christine Patrick Richard & Dana Kind Richard & Lisa Perry Carl Levin & Hans Kriefall BAY STREET THEATER DONORS

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(May 1, 2014-July 20, 2015 cumulative) BAY STREET THEATER SPECIAL THANKS

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Please join us as we embark upon the 25th Anniversary of Bay Street Theater in 2016 by joining the Quarter Century Club To celebrate this milestone in the history of Bay Street, the Quarter Century Club has been established with a lead gift of $25,000 from Adrianne & Jerry Cohen. Membership in the Quarter Century Club will consist of people who commit to supporting Bay Street with an additional annual gift of $5,000 for 5 years for a total gift of $25,000. Funds raised will be earmarked for artist housing. Members will receive special recognition in the Playbill and the first 25 names will be included on a distinctive plaque in the lobby. A special Quarter Century Membership Club Event will be held for members this fall. Celebrate Bay Street’s Silver Anniversary by joining the Quarter Century Club!

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