a n nu a l report A MESSAGE FROM THE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

hen I’m planning a season I have all the pieces launch new initiatives to record and share more of Warrayed in front of me; various spreadsheets, our work with new audiences beyond our community. project lists, budget models and artist availabilities. Ins Choi’s Kim’s Convenience finished off a triumphant It becomes an intricate puzzle to ensure each piece national tour by returning home to enthusiastic carefully fits and supports those next to it. It becomes audiences, and opened the doors for other works to more richly complex by Soulpepper’s commitment follow in its footsteps. Soulpepper reinforced its to our artists, and our unique role in the theatrical commitment to training the next generation of artists landscape. I am guided by the final picture I am trying with our acclaimed Academy, and with a new City to create – nothing short of a season of experiences Youth Academy program for teenagers. The inaugural that encapsulates the breadth and diversity and Soulpepper Family Festival was a resounding success universality of the human experience. Pieces continue and proved there is a need for programming that to move as I lay them down and step back. There are audiences, young and old, can experience together still gaps in the mosaic that will be filled when the throughout the holiday season. And clearly all of audience walks through our front door. When it works, this activity registered with our audiences, resulting when all the pieces work together, the picture becomes in a record-breaking year at the box office and in greater than the sum of its parts. fundraising.

2014 was perhaps our busiest year of activity in our This report aims to highlight each of these important history, with 800 public events across theatre, dance, pieces and the role they played in the success of 2014. music, and festivals. Where most companies would And when you step back and look at the picture that be fortunate to have one production on a top-ten each of these pieces create, it is a compelling vision of list, Soulpepper had five that garnered prominence what we have built together and the future direction on 2014 year-end highlight lists: Tartuffe, Twelve Angry of the company. The picture is that of a National Men, Glenn, Spoon River, and Of Human Bondage. Civic Theatre, and I look forward to sharing what that These last two, world premieres developed by the means for Soulpepper and for each of us that have company, reinforced Soulpepper’s vital voice in the a piece to contribute. creation of new work. Equally important to the picture were the performances delivered by one of Canada’s finest year round acting ensemble across all our stages. ALBERT SCHULTZ, C.M. Thanks to support from the Slaight Family, music Artistic Director took on a greater role in our programming with new concert and cabaret series. The Wernham/West Director of Audio Programming, Gregory J. Sinclair, helped Albert Schultz. Photo: sian richards.

cover photo: Of Human bondage in rehearsal (2014). photo: nathan Kelly. [ 2 ] MISSION & VISION: BUILDING A NATIONAL CIVIC THEATRE

Soulpepper is building a National Civic Theatre Soulpepper has six interconnected platforms through which we realize our mission: We believe such an institution must meet the following criteria: in the Air: The dissemination of Soulpepper’s artistry through digital and broadcast platforms, connecting • Be a place of belonging for artists, audiences, our artists with new public audiences. aspirants, delivering cultural enrichment, organizational innovation and civic engagement. On the Road: Soulpepper is committed to sharing our work and our stories with new audiences • Train theatre artists of all disciplines through local, national, and international touring. from the ground up. On the Stage: How Soulpepper expresses our artistic • Present an eclectic repertoire that: activity through public presentations of major classics, signature productions, salons, cabarets, festivals, and – Looks to our collective cultural inheritance the presentation of important work from companies while focusing on the creation of original work. from our community that we admire. – Listens to the world while focusing on national voices. In the Pipeline: How Soulpepper advances the development of new work through play development, • Commit to taking its work to national communities commissions of original adaptations and translations, large and small, and represents its nation on the devised creation, and other artistic incubation. world stage. In the Future: How Soulpepper fosters the development • Make a serious commitment to sharing the work of artists of all disciplines, including the Soulpepper with the nation and the world through broadcast Academy, Canada’s only multi-year paid professional and digital platforms. training program for Canada’s brightest talent.

In the Community: How Soulpepper fosters a sense of belonging through artistic residencies, youth mentorship and outreach, and active audience engagement.

[ 3 ] A MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR OF FINANCE

he summarized financial statements in this a continuing challenge for planning. Endowment operating surplus, was not easy. Congratulations to TAnnual Report present Soulpepper’s financial income was also received from the private giving the extraordinary efforts of the whole Soulpepper position as at December 31, 2014, and the results of foundation that controls and manages our third team to effect a year where revenues increased, costs its operations for the year then ended. The statements external endowment fund, the Baillie Artistic were held in check and a surplus was achieved. are derived from the audited financial statements Fellowship Fund. At year end, the combined market of Soulpepper, prepared in accordance with Canadian value of Soulpepper’s externally held endowments Our goals for 2015 and beyond are ambitious. accounting standards for not-for-profit organizations, totaled $7.8 million, reflecting an increase of 5%. These initiatives will require continued growth in and approved by the Board of Directors. funding in order to accomplish. We could not have Expenses, including artistic and production, grew by achieved such a successful year or have developed our Results for 2014 reflect increases in performance, 11%. The continued generosity of our individual, plans to build on this platform in 2015 without the fundraising and other revenues and expenses netting corporate and foundation donors gave us the means to consistent dedication of our artists, staff, sponsors, to an operating surplus of $85,000, and increasing the expand our programming, investing more in artistic donors, funders and patrons, and the considerable accumulated surplus to $782,000. A number of factors and production costs and in delivering the expanded management and Board commitment during the year. contributed to these increases. teaching disciplines of the Soulpepper Academy. Almost Our deepest thanks to our many supporters. $6.1 million of our 2014 operating budget provided Performance revenues grew by 11%, achieving the employment to 230 artists and 73 full-time and part- highest home box office in Soulpepper’s history time staff. DEBORAH BARRETT, CPA, CA of $3.6 million, with expanded programming of the Chair, Finance & inaugural Family Holiday Festival driving increased Soulpepper, together with George Brown College, Audit Committee ticket sales. Additionally, the successful national its 50% joint venture partner in the Young Centre for tour of Kim’s Convenience continued to delight new the Performing Arts, is obligated to fund annual audiences in four cities, delivering the highest level of operating shortfalls. As at December 31, 2014, Soulpepper touring revenues of $596,000. We have gained has contributed over $11.1 million to develop, start extensive knowledge of what it takes to tour successfully, up and operate this unique facility. Soulpepper and we look forward to leveraging and extending accounts for its 50% investment in the Young Centre that experience with further Soulpepper touring using the equity method, which results in a nil opportunities. investment account.

Distributions from a Soulpepper endowment managed With increased programming, the second year of the by the Ontario Arts Foundation resulted in a $55,000 expanded Soulpepper Academy, new work development increase in endowment revenues and represented a and major touring commitments, 2014 was a year of 4.75% distribution; however these annual distributions significant positive change for Soulpepper. Achieving are tied to financial market performance presenting all these mission goals, as well as delivering an

[ 4 ] SUMMARIZED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

Summarized Balance Sheet Summarized statement of operations Summarized statement of cash flowS as at december 31 for the year ended december 31 for the year ended december 31 2014 2013 2014 2013 2014 2013

Assets revenues operating activities current assets Performance 4,281 3,840 Excess of revenues over expenses 85 289 Cash and cash equivalents 2,056 1,961 Fundraising 3,822 3,630 Add (deduct) items not involving cash (2) (1) Accounts receivable 253 220 Grants 1,066 1,077 Increase (decrease) in cash resulting Prepaid expenses and other assets 125 208 Endowment income 328 273 from changes in non-cash working capital items relating to operations (127) 35 2,434 2,389 Amortization of deferred Cash and cash equivalents - 135 capital contributions 71 69 Net cash used in Capital assets, net 655 716 Education, interest and other 146 37 operating activities (44) 323 9,714 8,926 3,089 3,240 FINANCING ACTIVITIES

Liabilities and Net Assets Expenses Deferred contributions received for capital asset purchases 8 3 current liabilities Artistic and production 5,940 5,407 Marketing and promotion 927 931 Deferred contributions received for Accounts payable and accrued liabilities 444 560 expenses of future periods and related Deferred revenues 1,185 1,107 Administration and office 841 814 investment income 4 7 1,629 1,667 Fundraising 735 554 Education programs 891 718 Net cash derived from financing activities 12 10 deferred contributions Contributions and grants For expenses of future periods - 135 to Joint Venture operations 529 518 INVESTING ACTIVITIES For capital asset purchases 678 741 Facility operating costs 239 231 Cash disbursed for capital 678 876 Amortization of capital assets 69 68 asset purchases (8) (3) 2,307 2,543 Joint Venture cost recoveries (542) (604) Net cash used in investing activities (8) (3) 9,629 8,637 Net increase in cash and cash equivalents (40) 330 net Assets Cash and cash equivalents, External endowment funds, Excess of revenues over beginning of year 2,096 1,766 market value $7,800 expenses for the year 85 289 Cash and cash equivalents, end of year 2,056 2,096 Invested in joint venture - Accumulated surplus, Accumulated surplus 782 697 beginning of the year 697 408 782 697 Accumulated surplus, end of year 782 697 3,089 3,240 All figures reported in $000’s. These summarized financial statements are derived from audited financial statements issued with an unqualified opinion under date March 30, 2015.

charitable organization #869698449 RR0001 [ 5 ] † Young Centre for the Performing Arts expense recoveries are apportioned by component. SUMMARIZED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ‡ Includes Young Centre rental expense, Baillie Centre operating expense and contributions to Young Centre for the Performing Arts operations.

REVENUE COMPONENTS 2014 PERFORMANCE 44%

EDUCATION, INTEREST & OTHER 2%

AMORTIZATION OF DEFERRED CAPITAL ASSET CONTRIBUTIONS 1%

ENDOWMENT INCOME 3%

GRANTS 11%

PRIVATE SECTOR FUNDRAISING 39%

Expense Components 2014 facility costs 13% ‡

marketing & promotion 9%

capital assets 1%

administration & office 7%

fundraising 7%

artistic, production & education 63%

[ 6 ] 2014 ARTISTIC ACTIVITY

2014 SEASON Spoon River Borne Interior Reading Adapted by Mike Ross and Albert Schultz, RARE Theatre Company Maurice Maeterlinck Idiot’s Delight Composed by Mike Ross Judith Thompson Translated by Nicolas Billon Robert E. Sherwood Based on Spoon River Anthology by Edgar Lee Masters The Four Horsemen Project Tuzani Reading Volcano in association with Crooked Dance Calderon de la Barca’s Love After Death, Round and Round The Garden, A Christmas Carol Figures and Global Mechanic Translated by Richard Sanger Charles Dickens Kate Alton and Ross Manson Table Manners, Living Together Scotty Wilson Reading Adapted by Michael Shamata The Conjuror Anthony MacMahon The Gigli Concert SALON SERIES Magicana Tom Murphy David Ben Touring Works Berlin to Broadway Of Human Bondage Kim’s Convenience W. Somerset Maugham Written by Tom Allen Workshops and Readings Ins Choi Adapted by Vern Thiessen Musical Direction by Mike Ross Runcible Lear Reading Ottawa, Winnipeg, Vancouver, Edmonton Aboard the Orient Express Created by Michael O’Brien The Road to Mecca The Lost Songs of Athol Fugard Written by Tom Allen Musical Direction by Mike Ross Bad Parent Reading Dennis Lee, Waleed Abdulhamid, Twelve Angry Men Ins Choi John Millard, Patricia O’Callaghan, New York City: Mike Ross, Suba Sankaran Reginald Rose Dream Play Workshop A 20th Century Musical Ride! Toronto, Luminato Festival Daniel Brooks and Lorenzo Savoini Written by Albert Schultz Albert Schultz’s Part I: Millennium Approaches, Musical Direction by Mike Ross Animal Farm Workshop Part II: Perestroika Frankly, Sinatra George Orwell, adapted by Nicolas Billon Tony Kushner Written By Albert Schultz Festivals and Ravi Jain, with Ken MacKenzie Musical Direction by Steve Hunter A Tender Thing The Just Workshop Port Hope Ben Power Global Cabaret Festival Family Festival Albert Camus Tartuffe Tanslated by Bobby Theodore Weekly Cabaret Series Molière Blood Wedding Workshop 36 Intimate musical presentations Translated into English Verse Soulpepper Presents Frederico Garcia Lorca by Richard Wilbur A Brimful of Asha Translated by Guillermo Verdecchia Discovery Labs The Crucible Why Not Theatre Numbers Reading Arthur Miller Asha and Ravi Jain Ins Choi 11 interdisciplinary workshops Trudeau and the FLQ: Glenn And The Aeroplanes David Young The History of the Village of Fall Into The Sea Reading the Small Huts, 1968 - 1972 Kim’s Convenience VideoCabaret Thomas McKechnie Ins Choi Michael Hollingsworth

[ 7 ] SOULPEPPER BY THE NUMBERS

Cities toured by Kim’s Convenience in 2014 (Ottawa, Winnipeg, Vancouver, Edmonton) 4 Dora Mavor Moore Awards won by Of Human Bondage 7 Students admitted into the inaugural City Youth Academy 10 New commissioned works developed 25 Audience outreach events, including pre-show chats, and talk backs 106 Volunteers who contributed to the work of the theatre 119 Individual artists employed by Soulpepper 230 Media features and reviews 419 Performances and public events 800 Individuals and households donated to Soulpepper in 2014 1,338 New Twitter followers in 2014 (11,600 total) 2,353 Students attended school group bookings at our performances 3,936 Soundcloud plays of our audio recordings 4,500 Soulpepper Subscription packages sold 5,667 Incoming phone calls received by the Young Centre Box Office 20,570 YouTube video views 34,810 Donations collected after performances of A Christmas Carol for The Stop’s anti-hunger and anti-poverty programs $85,206 Attendees at Soulpepper events, festivals and touring productions coast to coast 152,000 Website visits to Soulpepper.ca 320,018

top: INS CHOI, PAUL SUN-HYUNG LEE, Jean yoon, Grace Lynn Kung & ANDRE SILLS. photo: Cylla von tiedemann. bottom: City Youth Academy with members of the soulpepper academy. Photo Nathan Kell.y [ 8 ] PUBLIC RELATIONS 2014

AT A GLANCE QUOTES

• Over 164 reviews & over 255 features Soulpepper: Of Human Bondage: • Five Toronto Critics’ Association Awards “Soulpepper is integral to “ The shimmer of sheer greatness.” (split between Angels in America and Canadian cultural life” – Toronto Star (2014) Of Human Bondage). – The Walrus Magazine (2014) • 21 Dora Mavor Moore Award Nominations and nine “S imply wonderful...miraculous... Dora Mavor Moore Awards (seven for Of Human exhilarating...Bravo!” Bondage, including Outstanding Production). Spoon River: – Toronto Star (2014) • Only company in Canada with five different productions on five Best of 2014 Lists: including “ Achingly beautiful... Spoon River on top of the Star’s list (Glenn at eight); “ A magical, musical celebration An eerily gorgeous production... Of Human Bondage on top for Now Magazine; Of Human Bondage and Tartuffe in the Globe; Spoon of the power of theatre. Every last such a pleasure!” River, Of Human Bondage, Twelve Angry Men and member of the company is brilliant. – The Globe and Mail (2014) Tartuffe in the National Post. [A] once-in-a-lifetime show. See it, • The Globe’s Brad Wheeler chose Spoon River hear it, celebrate it.” Tartuffe: as his show of the year. – Toronto Star (2014) “Soulpepper brings Tartuffe • Kim’s Convenience wrapped in Toronto after nine cities in four provinces with major coverage to life with extreme hilarity in each city. Glenn: and superb ensemble work. • Named Best Large Theatre Company This is a great production.

by NOW Magazine [A] huge achievement.” “ Theatre doesn’t get much better than – National Post (2014) this” – Toronto Star (2014)

[ 9 ] Founding Artist – Diego Matamoros

hat do these folks have in common? A rich (pre-World War II) Belgian W armaments dealer; an English dynamatologist (therapist) who wants to sing opera like Beniamino Gigli; a now famous McCarthy-era prosecution lawyer (Roy Cohn); a deceived Massachusetts judge during the infamous Salem witch trials; a seventeenth-century French religious con-man (so-called Tartuffe); and an early twentieth-century father celebrating the lives of the inhabitants (both living and deceased) of the fictional American small town of Spoon River. Yes, you guessed it: they make up the population which inhabited a single founding member’s mind and body for the year 2014.

What a gift this company has been (and continues to be) for all of our artists who over the past 17 years have had the opportunity to practise their craft in plays both from Canada and all over the globe; theatre productions done as well as anyone does them anywhere, with Canadian actors, directors, designers, crews, and stage managers; all presented for Canadian audiences, as well as those folk who coming from other parts of the world drop in to see us of an afternoon or an evening now and again. Soulpepper Theatre Company (big finish...) Canadian born, Canadian run... world class!”

Diego Matamoros Founding Artist, 2014 Resident Artist, Company Member

Diego Matamoros and Nancy Palk performing in Angels in America (2014). Photo: Cylla von Tiedemann.

[ 10 ] On the Stage – Gregory Prest

eing a Resident Artist is a strange and beautiful thing. I am connected to Ba group of artists I wouldn’t normally get to work with – cross discipline and generational. It is a fertile gathering. I always get lots of ideas after meeting with the group and insights into the many circles that make up the Toronto arts community. A highlight for me this year was the teaching I did with fellow Resident Artist Raquel Duffy. We taught theatre workshops to ESL students at Central Tech at Harbord and Bathurst. Another highlight was helping to create and direct the first two music salons – especially Aboard the Orient Express which was mostly made up of Resident Artists. It was wonderful to work with such an engaged, creative, talented and kind group of people.

Gregory Prest 2014 Resident Artist & Company Member

Michelle Monteith and Gregory Prest performing in Of Human Bondage (2014). Photo: Cylla von Tiedemann.

[ 11 ] In the Future – Kelly Read

here are so many levels on which the training that Soulpepper provides is Tcompletely unique. As part of the International Professional Development component of my Academy training I was given the opportunity to travel to Scotland for the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, and produce a Canadian work on an international stage. This was a great learning opportunity, and being transposed into a new performance landscape served to highlight the vitality of Canadian stories and the Canadian perspective. At home, and abroad, Soulpepper nurtures an environment of creation in which administrators like myself work closely with artists to bring their work to life, from their very first spark, through to a fully executed performance.

Kelly Read 2013 - 2015 Academy Member

Kelly Read. Photo: nathan kelly

[ 12 ] In the Future – Leah Cherniak

n October 2014, the Academy members had been in residency for only four Imonths. Suddenly, Spoon River, a nebulous new work, was slotted for its second workshop and scheduled to be presented to the public during the Global Cabaret Festival. All of the Academy was asked to spring into action! Academy director Erin Brandenburg directed it in collaboration with Mike Ross. Regardless of musical training all the actors performed. Even one of the playwrights joined them onstage, while the other playwright provided dramaturgical support offstage. Our two Academy designers created environments and costumes.

I was amazed and proud at the accomplishment of this event. In a few short weeks, this group became a solid ensemble, performing beside long time company members, finding characters, singing songs and making music. I remember getting the last seat as word of mouth spread about this new creation. Crammed into the performance space with the actors only inches from my feet or face, I had to suppress the desire to sing along with them. It was a joyous and sweetly chaotic expression of what this magical play was to become.

Leah Cherniak Baillie Fellow, Associate Director of the Soulpepper Academy & 2014 Resident Artist

Leah Cherniak. Photo: nathan kelly

[ 13 ] In the Pipeline – Vern Thiessen

’ve been lucky enough to have been produced around the globe, in Canada, IEurope, Asia and the US, but my experience with Soulpepper has been – and continues to be – the best experience I’ve had as a playwright in my entire career. Quite simply, Soulpepper’s commitment to new work puts regional theatres of similar sizes to shame. Soulpepper is generous with their commissions, dedicated to detailed development, rigorous in their dramaturgy, and respectful of the playwright. Their long rehearsal process and commitment to a company of artists shows an unparalleled vision to creating a piece of the highest artistic standards. They are at the vanguard of how new plays should be developed, produced and promoted.

Vern Thiessen Playwright (Of Human Bondage)

[ 14 ] On the Road – Paul Sun-Hyung Lee

ouring Kim’s Convenience has been one of the highlights of my career. TI had always dreamed of, but never been given the opportunity to act on the many regional mainstages of our fine nation: The National Arts Centre in Ottawa; The Grand Theatre in London; The Citadel Theatre in Edmonton; The Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre in Winnipeg; and the Arts Club in Vancouver, among others. Being able to share the story of Kim’s Convenience with so many different people across Canada, and represent Soulpepper while doing so, has filled me with immense pride and joy. With each tour stop we were making history, proving to many theatre companies that they could have a primarily Asian cast on their stages and still connect deeply with their audiences. I am thankful to Soulpepper for giving me the opportunity of a lifetime and for having the courage and foresight to share this story with the rest of Canada.

Paul Sun-Hyung Lee Company Member

Chantelle Han and Paul Sun-Hyung Lee performing in the touring production of Kim’s Convenience (2014). Photo: Bruce monk.

[ 15 ] In the Community

n 2014 Soulpepper continued to engage many youth across the city through Ifree tickets to performances on our stages, as well as through our robust offering of year-round free programming in-house, in schools, and in the community.

In 2014, while continuing to offer our ESL In-The-Schools Program in Secondary Schools, we started our new Regent Park Partnership Program offering artist- residencies to elementary schools in the Regent Park neighbourhood. With ten years of experience working in schools, Soulpepper artists are now focused on connecting and building relationships with young people in our own neighbourhood and supporting this vibrant community currently going through huge transition.

Soulpepper’s in-house youth programming also introduced two ground-breaking new programs in 2014: Mainstage Men, Soulpepper’s first full-length all-male youth program (to accompany our pre-existing Leading Ladies program) as well as the City Youth Academy, an intensive six-week summer training program for talented young artists in Toronto. Following the example of the Soulpepper Academy, the City Youth Academy offers ten youth performance training and artistic development as integrated members of the Soulpepper Company. The program is free and each participant receive a weekly stipend akin to a summer job. This summer training was offered in voice and movement as well scene study, improvisation, musical creation, spoken word, and writing. Each participant was also paired with an artist-mentor from the Soulpepper Ensemble. “ You grow as a person and as a performer drastically. This was definitely the best thing that’s ever happened to me” – 2014 City Youth Academy Participant “ This has LITERALLY spiced up my soul, given pepper to my life and ENRICHED ME AS A PERSON!!!!!” – 2014 City Youth Academy Participant Soulpepper Youth Academy participants (2014). Photo: Nathan kelly

[ 16 ] GIFTS THAT TRANSFORM

Soulpepper is honoured to recognize the GARLAND/SCHULTZ extraordinary commitment of our entire donor ARTISTIC DEVELOPMENT FUND community to our mission and activity. The Garland/Schultz Artistic Development Fund, In 2014, we celebrated four unique contributions that established by Roger Garland in 2007 with a $1 million have ensured our organizational stability, our ability contribution and further enhanced by contributions to innovate and develop new work, and the opportunity from matching donors, has provided the means for meaningful employment for our artists. for Soulpepper to invest incrementally in the areas Soulpepper extends our sincere gratitude to Marilyn of Artistic Engagement, New Creation, and and Charles Baillie, Kevin and Roger Garland, the Dissemination of Soulpepper productions. Over the Slaight Family, and Richard Wernham and Julia West years this Fund has enabled Soulpepper to make for their leadership and imagination. significant strides in these areas assisting in our strategic and artistic growth. THE BAILLIE ARTISTIC FELLOWSHIP In 2014 (the final year of this spend-down fund), In 2008, Marilyn and Charles Baillie generously the Fund supported Soulpepper’s Artistic Residencies, donated $1 million to establish the Baillie Artistic including the position of Resident Designer Lorenzo Fellowship endowment. The role of the Baillie Fellow Savoini, and assisted with several play development at Soulpepper is to fuel and maintain Soulpepper’s activities including Of Human Bondage and Spoon River. pursuit of excellence by providing residencies for artistic teachers of international calibre.

In the years since the establishment of this Fund we have been privileged to have Daniel Brooks, László Marton, and Leah Cherniak serve as our Baillie Fellow. In 2014, Leah Cherniak continued to serve a critical role as Associate Director of the Soulpepper Academy enhancing the pedagogical curriculum with her extensive and international experience.

left: Gregory prest, sarah wilson, raquel duffy, jeff lillico, courtney ch’ng lancaster. photo: cylla von tiedemann right: leah Cherniak. photo: nathan kelly [ 17 ] GIFTS THAT TRANSFORM

SLAIGHT FAMILY MUSIC PROGRAM and new audiences. This gift has allowed us to create the Wernham/West Director of Audio Programming In 2013, the Slaight Family made an extraordinary artistic residency at Soulpepper responsible for the 5-year, $1.1 million contribution to Soulpepper to implementation of the audio program. In 2014, we support our music initiatives. These initiatives will appointed Gregory J. Sinclair as the inaugural director. ensure the vitality of music at Soulpepper through the exploration and expansion of musical enrichment in all our programming.

Led by the inaugural Slaight Family Director of Music, Mike Ross, the Slaight Family Music Program has engaged some of Toronto’s most acclaimed musical talents in the expansion of Soulpepper’s use of music as a powerful storytelling device and as a central artistic presence in the work we produce. In 2014 this was evidenced by the introductions of our highly successful theatre concerts: Berlin to Broadway, Aboard the Orient Express, and New York City: A 20th Century Musical Ride! Soulpepper also produced a weekly Saturday Cabaret series, and created and premiered our original musical Spoon River. The Slaight Family gift has also ensured that music is a key component of all our efforts in out-reach, education and community building for audiences of all ages. WERNHAM/WEST AUDIO PROJECT Richard Wernham and Julia West have generously established the Wernham/West Audio Project at Soulpepper. This gift is designed to ensure that audio spoken-word performance becomes a key part of our dissemination activities and is shared with existing

left: 2014 spoon river ensemble. photo: cylla von tiedemann. right: mike ross. photo: jason hudson. [ 18 ] soulpepper Board of Directors*

DEB BARRETT (VICE CHAIR) Raj Kothari Vanessa Morgan Eleanor Shen Chief Financial Officer Managing Partner GTA, President & CEO Corporate Director Canadian National Asset Management Morgan Meighen & Associates Ajay Chadha Leader and Global Assurance Leader Donna Slaight Corporate Director PricewaterhouseCoopers Jackie Moss Corporate Director Executive Vice President, Strategy Casey Chisick Barbara Macdonald & Corporate Development Michael Vukets Partner Proprietor and Operator CIBC Founding Partner Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP Barbara Macdonald Interior Design Michael Vukets & Associates Tim Murphy Shawn Cooper (Chair) Sheena Macdonald Partner Paul R. Weiss Managing Director & Regional Leader Director of Special Projects McMillan LLP Corporate Director Latin America/Canada Canadian Film Centre Russell Reynolds Associates Joe Natale Eric Wetlaufer Robert Mason President and CEO Senior Managing Director & Global Denise Donlon Partner TELUS Corporation Head of Public Market Investments Corporate Director Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP Canada Pension Plan Investment Board Donald Ross David Fleck (Vice Chair) Nancy McCain President Partner Corporate Director Jones, Gable & Company Ltd. Delaney Capital Management Peter Miller David Sculthorpe Roger Garland (Chair Emeritus) Head of Equity CEO Corporate Director BMO Capital Markets’ Equity Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada

*effective December 31, 2014 [ 19 ] founding, resident & academy artists

Founding Artists: 2014 Resident Artists: 4th Academy (2013-2015): Martha Burns Waleed Abdulhamid Diego Matamoros Erin Brandenburg – Directing Colleen Allen Kelly McEvenue Frank Cox-O’Connell – Acting/Directing Ted Dykstra Tom Allen John Millard Mikaela Davies – Acting Michael Hanrahan Derek Boyes Andrea Nann Anahita Dehbonehie – Design Stuart Hughes Daniel Brooks Patricia O’Callaghan Shannon Lea Doyle – Design Diana Leblanc Roberto Campanella Gregory Oh Peter Fernandes – Acting Diego Matamoros Leah Cherniak Nancy Palk Katherine Gauthier – Acting (Baillie Fellow) Nancy Palk Gregory Prest Hailey Gillis – Acting Ins Choi Albert Schultz Mike Ross Gordon Hecht – Acting Oliver Dennis (Slaight Family Director of Music) Robyn Stevan Richard Lam – Acting/Music Alan Dilworth Suba Sankaran William Webster Anthony MacMahon – Playwriting Raquel Duffy Lorenzo Savoini Joseph Ziegler Thomas McKechnie – Playwriting (Artistic Director’s Award Recipient) Gregory J. Sinclair Oyin Oladejo – Acting Stuart Hughes (wernham/west director of audio programming) Colin Palangio – Acting Ravi Jain Guillermo Verdecchia Kelly Read – Producing Dennis Lee William Webster Jordana Weiss – Stage Management Ken MacKenzie Paula Wing

[ 20 ] STAFF LISTING

SOULPEPPER administration Development Duncan Johnstone YOUNG CENTRE administration Directors Diane Cook Head Scenic Artist Patron and operations services Development Manager Albert Schultz Andy DeVries Tal Hebdon Artistic Director Paige Phillips Head Carpenter Senior Manager Of Patron + Operations Services Development Officer Leslie Lester Erika Connor Craig McDermott Executive Director Michelle Yagi Lead Wardrobe Coordinator Patron Services Manager Development Coordinator Paul Harding Kimberly Davidson Academy Faculty Director of Finance Café Kitchen Supervisor Finance Mary Koutsoubos Albert Schultz Laura Bonang Director of Development: Maria Larina Artistic Director Patron Services Coordinator Finance Manager Major Gifts + Special Campaigns Leah Cherniak Erin Vandenberg Brad Lepp Kesily Li Baillie Artistic Fellow Operations Services Coordinator Payroll Coordinator Associate Director Director of Communications Samantha Semczyszyn Laura McLeod Fang Tian László Marton Events and Engagement Coordinator Producer Accounting Coordinator Head of Acting LJ Savage Rachel Shen Daniel Brooks, Leah Cherniak i.t. Director of Production Accounts Payable Coordinator Diego Matamoros, Nancy Palk Albert Schultz, Joseph Ziegler Fernando Arriola Teri Worthington Coombs Acting Faculty I.T. Manager Director of Development COMMUNITY Daniel Brooks James Huynh Molly Gardner Head of Directing Programmer Analyst Artistic Administration Manager of Community Programming Leslie Lester Niklass Stanko Fiona Suliman Nick Tracey Head of Producing I.T. Systems Analyst Administrative Manager + Coordinator of Community Programming asst. to the Artistic Director Kelly McEvenue Head of Movement building operations Lisa Li Production Mike Ross Kevin O’Connor Associate Producer Greg Poulin Slaight Family Director of Music Building Operations Manager Production Manager Kanika Ambrose Head of Music Oscar Pessole Administrative Assistant Mike Ledermueller Lorenzo Savoini Building Operator Technical Director Head of Design Floris Streefkerk, Jerrome Talosig Communications Andrew Hillman Guillermo Verdecchia Concierges Associate Technical Director Katie Saunoris Head of Playwriting Publicist Andrew Leeke Nick Tracey Technicians Associate Technical Director Peter Harte Academy Administrator Jason Browning, Megan Burns Marketing Manager Evan Bonnah-Hawkes Melisa Grandovec Jacob Robert Whibley Assistant Technical Director 2014 illustrator House Technicians Graphic Designer Sarah Noyes The Heads of State Nathan Kelly Head of Wardrobe Communications Coordinator Lisa Nighswander 2014 season photographers Ella Batten Head of Properties Marketing Coordinator Nathan Kelly, Sian Richards, Cylla von Tiedemann

[ 21 ] 2014 SOULPEPPER SUPPORTERS

he following pages acknowledge $25,000-$74,999 Morneau Shepell Michael Vukets and Associates Tthe community of people Ernst & Young Pricewaterhouse Coopers Artist Sponsor: who provide invaluable support to the MacDougall, MacDougall & MacTier Russell Reynolds & Associates Morneau Shepell company and make possible Soulpepper’s Polar Securities Torys LLP Premier Table Host: work on-stage and in our community. TD Securities The Woodbridge Company Slaight Family Table Hosts: This list reflects total annual giving $10,000-$24,999 up to $4,999 Bell of $3,600,000, including contributions Great-West Life, London Life Aon Risk Solutions BMO Capital Markets to our special events and all private & Canada Life IBM Canada Ltd Cassels Brock sector campaigns during the 2014 season. J.P. Bickell Foundation Jackman Foundation CIBC We extend our deepest gratitude to The Joan & Clifford Hatch Foundation Jarvis & Associates Deloitte those listed here and our Soulpepper KPMG Carol & Morton Rapp Foundation Kevin + Roger Garland Supporters who cannot be listed due to Middlefield Resource Funds Nixon Charitable Foundation KPMG space limitations. Morgan Meighen & Associates Judith Teller Foundation Nancy McCain + Bill Morneau Pitblado Family Foundation 2 anonymous friends of Soulpepper Morgan Meighen & Associates corporate & foundation supporters McMillan $125,000+ $5,000-$9,999 media and in-kind support Pricewaterhouse Coopers Global Toronto The Bennett Family Foundation Classical 96.3 FM & AM 740 Rogers Scotiabank Group The Browning Watt Foundation The Globe and Mail Donald and Gretchen Ross TELUS The Chawkers Foundation Henry of Pelham Family Estate Winery RBC Michael & Karen Vukets The Delaney Family Foundation Robert Lowrey’s Piano Experts Russell Reynolds Associates / Family Foundation Deloitte Mill Street Brew Pub Osler Hoskin & Harcourt Hal Jackman Foundation Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts NOW Magazine Eleanor + Francis Shen The Frum Foundation Walrus Magazine Scotiabank $75,000-$124,999 Glenn Davis Foundation TD Securities BMO Financial Group The Norman & Soulpepper at Play 2014 Torstar CIBC Margaret Jewison Foundation Lead Sponsor: Torys LLP RBC Foundation The Harris-Taylor Family Foundation TELUS Woodbridge Sun Life Financial The William & Premier Sponsor: Tickets & Donations: TD Bank Group Nona Heaslip Foundation Scotiabank Charles + Marilyn Baillie The Catherine & The Henry White Kinnear Foundation Dining Room Sponsors: Denise Donlon Maxwell Meighen Foundation The John McKellar Delaney Capital Management Tony + Lina Gagliano Charitable Foundation Invesco IATSE Local 58 The McLean Foundation Norton Rose Fulbright Sheena Macdonald & Phil Schmitt

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Saar + Ann Pikar Sheena Macdonald & Phil Schmitt Paul & Carolyn Weiss curtain club David + Patricia Sculthorpe Eleanor & Francis Shen Eric Wetlaufer $2,500 – $4,999 Gerald + Marion Soloway Sylvia Soyka Sally Wright Fran & David Brown Eric Wetlaufer Gary & Donna Slaight Janet & Bill Young Layla & Ajay Chadha Sally Wright +Gavin Mackenzie Kathleen & Bill Troost Don & Sue Comish Robin + David Young Robin & David Young heart & soul club David Denison & Maureen Flanagan In-Kind Support: $5,000 – $9,999 Heather Dryden & Peter Miller Henry of Pelham soul circle Paul Brehl & Ann Lawson Penny Fine & Hugh Furneaux Mill St. Brewery $10,000 – $20,000 Susan & Hans Brenninkmeyer Rev’d Dr. Brian D. Freeland Eska Deborah Barrett & Jim Leech Rena & Michael Buckstein Naomi Fromstein & Efrim Boritz Shawn S. Cooper Mark & Victoria Chauvin Richard Gotlib & Virginia Kairys major gifts Beth & Jack Curtin Casey Chisick & Sophie Milman Crawford & Eve Gordon Diane Blake & Stephen Smith David & Yvonne Fleck Leslie Dan Doug & Ruth Grant Robert Cudney Margaret & Jim Fleck Maureen & Victor Dodig Doug Guzman Richard Rooney & Laura Dinner Maxine Granovsky-Gluskin Denise Donlon Michael & Marjorie Hale Donald + Gretchen Ross & Ira Gluskin Ann Elliott Nancy & Richard Hamm Ada Slaight Krystyne & Scott Griffin Peter Giacomelli & Chanda Carr Edmond Ho & Daniella Dimitrov The Slaight Family Urban & Lucille Joseph Megan & Glenn Gibson Lee & Patrick Howe Phil & Eli Taylor David Livingston & Anne Grittani Catherine & William Graham Hans Kluge Richard Wernham & Julia West Rob & Margaret MacLellan Patrick & Barbara Keenan Donald & Lorraine Loeb Maureen Marshall & Jonathan Broer Greg Kiessling & Pam Isaak Gerald Lunz soul circle mentor Nadir & Shabin Mohamed Joan & Jerry Lozinski Sarah & David Macdonald $20,000+ Cathal & Bridget O’Connor Danny McCarthy & Colleen Moorehead Sally & Robert Mansbridge Marilyn & Charles Baillie John & Cathy Phillips Nancy McCain & Bill Morneau Jill & Geoff Matus Diane Blake & Stephen Smith Sandra & Jim Pitblado Tim Murphy Rick Mercer Gail Drummond & Bob Dorrance Sarah Scott & David Powell Joe Natale & Melissa Martin Noel Mowat Kevin & Roger Garland Karrin Powys-Lybbe Thomas & Irma Payne Elisa Nuyten & David Dime Rosamond Ivey & John Macfarlane & Chris von Boetticher Albert Schultz Leslie & John O’Leary Sonja & Michael Koerner Paul & Jan Sabourin Scott Family Fund at the Toronto Gordon & Elaine Pitts Sandra Martin Anne & Sandy Sanderson Community Foundation Barrie D. Rose and Family Vanessa Morgan & Steve Wolf Gerald & Marion Soloway Ivor & Renee Simmons Drs. Heather Gilley & Peter Singer David Roffey & Karen Walsh Jack Tomik & Elizabeth Dalzell Helen Sinclair & Paul Cantor Carl & Francyne Steiss Gretchen & Donald Ross John Warwick & Barbara Palk Greg Wiebe & Sherri Melnick Mark & Bettie Tullis

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Halina & Kurt von dem Hagen Mary & Spiro Koutsoubos friend Paul Harding & Andrew Horberry Rick & Virginia Walker Larissa Kuperman $500 – $999 Marcia & Paul Kavanagh Lesley Wiesenfeld Janet & Bill L’Heureux James Baillie Claudia Krawchuk 2 anonymous friends of Soulpepper Dr. Aaron Malkin Louise MacCallum Henry Labatte & Jean Cuddy Robert K Mason Karen and Thomas Bell Spencer Lanthier & Diana Bennett benefactor Micheline McKay Jennifer Birmingham Mark Lautens & Julia Audet $1,000 – $2,499 & Richard Comparey Elspeth Bowler Dale Lawr Walter M. & Lisa Balfour Bowen Elaine Kierans & Shawn McReynolds Mary Lou Brock Pat Lenz Richard J. Balfour Sheldon & Jo Meingarten Peter Jewett & Robin Campbell Peter Lukasiewicz & Kathy MacDonald Carol A. Beaven Erik & Sheila Kearney Miller Donald Clarke Ian & Dorothy MacDonald Wesley & Lucia Begg Kit & Barbara Moore Joan D. Clayton Bartlett H MacDougall Linda Bertoldi & W.A. Bogart Brian O’Leary Dudley Cordell Alexandra MacLennan Olivia Butler & Desmond Bohn R.Ostrower Valerie Koziol Veronica Maidman David & Patti Bragg Wanda Plachta Ralph Cunningham Marcia Martin & Manuel Galaviz Margaret & Derek Brown Anna Porter Lydia Danylciw John & Susan Maynard Jim Byrd & Carol Bagg Scott Reid & Sayla Nordin Bruce Deans Anne Marie Mayne Arnie & Penny Cader Gerry Rocchi Michael Disney Deborah & Martin McKneally Diane & Tyler Cook Lionel & Carol Schipper Dougal Dunning The Milos House Ninalee Craig Ron Schlumpf Russell & Carol Finch Adrian Mitchell John & Ruth Crow David & Patricia Sculthorpe Ken Gingerich Susan Moellers Honor & Michael de Pencier Edward & Marisa Sorbara Andrew & Aviva Goldenberg Mary Mogford & Tom Campbell Kathy & George Dembroski Paul Spafford & Jean Davidson Sari & Ronald Goldenberg David & Joan Moore Rosario deWit-Farro Rosanna Stefani Michael Golych Paul & Janet Morrison Brian & Pat Flood Martin Teplitsky Grant Joyce Mary Jane Mossman Linda & Steven Diener Heather & Richard Thomson Gillian & Ron Graham Richard Newland Bill Douglas Greg & Nicky Uchiyama Mike Grey Ed Nowina Peter & Deborah Doyle Maris Uffelmann Susan & Gregory Guichon Toshi Oikawa Lorne Griffith M.B. Vaile Fainer Brenda Hamer Emile Oliana & Alvin Lu Paul & AnneMarie Halliday Tony & Mary van Straubenzee Scott & Ellen Hand Nina & Terry Picton Shira Hart Annette Verschuren & Stan Shibinsky Edward A. & Jane V. Heinemann Carola Koitz & Stephen Provencher Don Johnson Kevin Coombs Lawrence & Beatrice Herman Paul Rainsberry & Margaret McCaffery & Anna McCowan Johnson & Teri Worthington Coombs Donalda & David Hilton Ellen Richardson & Bruce Little Miriam Kagan 3 anonymous friends of Soulpepper Richard & Ellen Hoffmann Robin Cardozo & Jeff Richardson

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Lori Russell Gayatri Bharadwaj Mark & Margaret Cheatley Graham & Silka Flint Jane Sanderson Alan & Helen Billing P. Cini & W. Leffler Carol & Peter Foster Richard Poole & Susan Savage Ron & Lynn Binding Patricia Clarke Ruth Franks Henry Schultz & Jennifer Pepall David & Jane Binmore Bernard Cocchiola Donna Lynn & Frank Fraser Henderson Scott & Cairine Caldwell Margaret Bird Elizabeth & Tom Cohen Mr. & Mrs. Ian Fraser Nicholas & Jane Seed Anne Biringer Randy Colbert Annick Freed Sheila & Edward Sharp Bill & Terry Bisset Dennis & Helen Coles Stephen Freedhoff Faida Smale Netanis Boger Eva & Milton Cooper The Frislevs Lilla Stuart Mary Ann Borden Catherine Cornell & Declan Lane Frank Fuernkranz Francoise Sutton Patricia Boyle David Craig & Donna Piccinin-Craig Marc Gabel & Joanne Harrop T.J. Tasker Theresa M Boyle Joan D. Cranston George Galt & Alyse Frampton Mrs. John A. Tory Alina & Allen Brisbin Sheila Croft Michie Garland T & G Weaver Mary Britnell Diane Cross Dee Gilchrist Peter Webb & Joan York Arden & Bill Broadhurst Bill Crothers Virginia Brisbin & Marshall Goldstein Jack Wilkie & Audley Kong David & Marion Brown John & Laurie Currie Drs. Fay Goldstep & George Freedman 2 anonymous friends of Soulpepper Graham Brunke Carol Dalgado John & Sally Goodings Libby Bullock Mark & Rita Daniel Susan Goodman member Timothy Bunting & Milena Gregoris Lawrence & Maureen Dennis Myrna & Irwin Gopnik $150 – $499 Barbara & John Burbidge Pamela & Walter Dew Brenda Graham Lynn & David Abernethy Chris Byrne & Anda Whiting Ross Dickie Charlotte Graham Mary Adachi Helena Bzonkova Susan Girard & Neil Dobbs Lynn Gran Faizal Ali, Susan Beaver, Dr. Barbara Caffery Steven D. Donohoe George Grant Aisha Ali & Andalah Ali Lois Calder Susan Dowling Eva Green Karen & Alan Anderson Kevin & Brenda Calhoun M. Elizabeth Downie Charles Greiner Carolyn & Denis Bailey Gordon & Patricia Cameron Ilze Dreimanis Doreen Gryfe Peggy Baker Jamie Cameron & Christopher Bredt Jean Dryden Brigita & Val Gulens Sharon Baker & Jeffrey Plener Michele Cameron & Brad Thatcher Kathleen Dunphy A. L. Guthrie Paul & Carol Barber Douglas & Doreen Campbell Dr. Roman & Mary Einhorn Benjamin Hadar Barbara Barnett Lorraine Cane Dr. Ivan Elkan Michael Harding Gillian & Kenneth Bartlett Brian & Ellen Carr Patricia A. Elliot Anne Harker Pierre & Merlyn Beeckmans Angela Carroll Elizabeth Evans & Gordon Cetkovski Mike Harmer Gilla Bell Peter Carver Glenna J Fair Doreen Hawkinson Leslie and Walter Berndl Clive & Mary Chamberlain Bill & Rosemary Fillmore Margaret Hawthorn Prof. David K. Bernhardt Jim & Barb Cheatley Barbara Fingerote Janet Haynes-Graham

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Larry Hebb & Marg McIntosh Laura & Sigitas Keras Brian McDonough Louise Brousseau & Simon Pearson Denise Henderson Charles Ketchabaw McDorman Family Graham & Ann Peters Mark Henkelman Sandra Keys Lois & Ken McFarquhar Sheila Phillips Joyce & Grahame Henry Jane Knox & Harvey Beresford Donald & Helen McGillivray Stephen Phillips Vic Hepburn Laurie Kochen & Vanna Milan Mary McGowan Catharine Pickett Peter A. Herrndorf David & Antje Laidler Jennifer McGuinty John Pitts & Mary Graham Pitts Marcia & Edward Hill John & Ann Lang Dr. Janet E. McIntosh Christina Poddubiuk & Scott McKowen April & Norbert Hoeller Kris Langille & Dr. Peter Collins Julie & Sandy McIntyre Harold Povilaitis Frances & Peter Hogg Gabor & Anita Lantos Laura McLeod & Mark Schatzker Barbara & David Quinlan Barry Holt Leon & Anita Lapidus Laurie McPhail Marsha & Jed Rabinovitch Eric Hood Michelle Large Laurel McVean Margrit Rahilly Susan & Richard Horner Omeela Latchman Peter Meier Dr. Mark J. Rapoport Naomi & Sandy Horodezky Andreas Laupacis Ailstair & Duggan Melhuish C & B Rasmussen Susan Houston John B. Lawson Rev. Wallace Metcalf Bob Rempel Elizabeth Howson & Gregory Marlatt Anne Layton & Jamie Isbister Michael Millgate David & Judy Rennie Millicent Hrytzay Deborah & Jim Lecuyer James Milligan Christine & John Richards Donald Hughes Terry & Nancy Lee Leslie Milligan Don & Betty Richmond Garry Humphreys Alexander & Anna Leggatt Frank & Patricia Mills Joan Ridout Gillian Humphreys Eve Leyerle & Hubert Lum Judith Mills Clara Robert Jill Humphries Mark & Judy Libman Marg Misener Rosemary Robertson Helen & John Hurd Anthony Lisanti Phil Moller & Carol McLafferty Yvonne & Aubrey Rosenberg Thomas Hurka Oliver & Gillian Long Murray Moore Dmitri & Vera Rubisov Averil Jany Larry Lowenstein Reid & Margaret Morden Carol Rudkin Don & Susan Johnston Kenneth & Mary Lund Shirley & Mel Morris Peter H. Russell Robert D Johnston Duncan & Marie MacDonald Katherine & Russell Morrison Dick & Joan Sadleir Rayna Jolley Sean Mace & Susan Done Steve Munro Gabriel Safdie Valerie Jones & Bruce King Mary MacKay MacMillan Ivan Murgic Harriet Sakuma Alexandra Jonsson Marion E. Magee Paul Murphy Andrew Sanders Connie & Herb Karasik Dan Malamet & Dawn Benson Lynda Newmarch Joseph & Cynthia Sartor Shirley Katz Mel Manley Brigid O’Reilly Robert & Kathleen Saunders Susan Keen & Craig Smith Paul Jones & Rona Maynard James O’Reilly Ann Savege Tom & Milou Kelley Mic & Pat Mayr Susanne Palmer & Wayne Drewry Roger Savory Don & Francie Kendal Don McCreary Maureen Parry Cornelia Schuh & Michiel Horn Sandra Kenzie Kelly McDonald & Greg Sigurdson Katherine Paterson Paul Scott

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Walter & Eileen Shankman Sandra Shaul Gift in honour of: Trisha Jackson Greg Sharp Don DeBoer & Brent Vickar Jim Babcock from Jane & Bob Clapp Elisa Kearney Kevin Sheppard Donnaleen & Peter Vlossak Sheila Kennedy A.K. Sigurjonsson Walter Vogl soulpepper Legacy Circle Elaine Kierans Mavis Simons Bill Waite The following people have generously Dana Lafarga Janice Simpson & Adrian Horwood Lenore Walters arranged planned gifts to Soulpepper: Michelle Lally Robert & Yvonne Simpson Gordon Warme Sheena Macdonald Roger Garland Laurie Sims Ruth Watts-Gransden Ingrid Macintosh Ken Gingerich & Michael Oakes Cynthia Smith & Jack McLeod Gordon Waugh Mary Lou Maher Eve & Crawford Gordon Larry Smith & Geri Koworys-Smith Dr. Douglas & Mrs. Pamela Weir Sandra Martin Shira Hart Dr. Harley Smyth Joan & Robert Weppler Nancy McCain Jenny Tan & Carolyn McIntire Smyth Laurie White Margaret C. McNee Estate of Henrietta S. Thomas Michele & David Spencer Anna Whitley & Fred Blair Marcia Moffat 2 anonymous friends of Soulpepper Julia Stavreff & John Pauksens Christina & Wendell Wigle Vanessa Morgan (Co-Chair) Amanda Stewart Colm & Deirdre Wilkinson top women Jacqueline Moss Kim Stewart Corinne Wilks Margaret O’Sullivan Mary Abbott Patricia & David Stone Anne & Martin Wills Julia Ouellette Shelley Ambrose Mariola Swierczek David Wilmot Jennifer Pagnutti Nichole Anderson Nicole Swindells Ian, Mackenzie & Sophia Ghazala Parvez Deborah Barrett Andrew Szonyi Doreen Millman-Wilson Sandra Pitblado Janet Beed Stan Talesnick & Brenda Wilson & Richard Wilson Linda Plumpton & Krista Hill Linda L. Bertoldi Deanne Taylor James Wooden Sarah Powell Helen Burstyn Marianne Teminski Patty Yeomans Karrin Powys-Lybbe Martha Butterfield Michael Than Morden Yolles Linda Rothstein Pegi Cecconi Jan & Ken Thompson A.G.Yorke Donna Slaight Diane Cook Prof. R Paul Thompson Denise Zarn Ibolya Smith Susan Dalley & Jennifer McShane Margaret Zeidler Eli Taylor Elizabeth Dalzell Julia & Kevin Thompson Hersh Zeifman Kathy Taylor Denise Donlon Judith Tobin 26 anonymous friends of Soulpepper Halina von dem Hagen Gail Drummond Doug & Gail Todgham Benita Warmbold Gift in honour of: Yvonne Fleck Deborah Trouten Lesley Wiesenfeld Deb Barrett & Jim Leech Susan Friedman Sandra Upjohn Barbara Williams from Harold & Yvonne Molly Gardner (Honorary Top Woman) Stephen Uzielli & Robin Siegerman Janet Yale Sharon Geraghty John & Penny Van Esterik Robin & Sophie Young Shurla Gittens 2 anonymous friends of Soulpepper

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soulpepper music youth academy youth outreach soulpepper academy

GOVERNMENT SUPPORT

An agency of the Government of Ontario. Un organisme du gouvernement de l’Ontario.

soulpepper family festival stageplay and new work studio series development

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foundation support soulpepper academy

rush program sponsor in the schools esl program sponsor women of soulpepper

production sponsors

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curtain up sponsor youth alumni + march break

media sponsors

piano sponsor restaurant sponsor hotel partner

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