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Based on a conception of Jerome Robbins Book by Arthur Laurents Music by Leonard Bernstein Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Directed by Mark Clements

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SAINT KATE — THE ARTS HOTEL 6 139- West EAST Side KILBOURN Story AVENUE — DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE — SAINTKATEARTS.COM CAST Sharks Maria...... Liesl Collazo* Anita...... Courtney Arango* Bernardo...... José-Luis Lopez, Jr.* Chino...... Carlos A. Jimenez Pepe/Maria’s Father...... Mark Cruz* Luis...... Joshua Ponce Indio...... Gilberto Saenz Anxious...... Austin Winter Nibbles...... AJ Morales Rosalia...... Mara Cecilia* Consuela...... Isabella Abel-Suarez Teresita ...... Brianna Mercado* Francisca...... Gina dePool* Estella/Maria’s Mother...... Brooke Johnson Margarita...... Reese Parish Isabel...... Isabel Bastardo Gabriella...... Terynn Erby-Walker

Jets Tony...... Jeffrey Kringer* Riff...... Jacob Burns* Diesel...... Clay Roberts* A-Rab...... Devin Richey Action...... Alex Hayden Miller* Baby John...... Alex Hatcher Snowboy...... Nick Parrott Graziella...... Rebecca Corrigan* Velma...... Kellie Hoagland* Anybodys...... Hope Endrenyi* Minnie...... Sydney Kirkegaard Clarice...... Georgina Pink

Adults Doc...... James Pickering* Lt. Schrank/Glad Hand...... Jonathan Wainwright* Officer Krupke...... Bill Watson*

Swing Swing...... Dan Castiglione “I Feel Pretty” Swing...... Isabel Bastardo

ORCHESTRA Conductor/Pianist, Dan Kazemi; Trumpet, Greg Garcia; Drums, Patrick Morrow; Reeds, Johnny Padilla; Bass, Michael Ritter; Violin, Eric Segnitz

UNDERSTUDIES Maria—Mara Cecilia; Anita—Mara Cecilia; Bernardo—Carlos A. Jimenez; Chino—Joshua Ponce; Pepe/Maria’s Father—Gilberto Saenz; Rosalia—Isabella Abel-Suarez; Consuela—Gina dePool; Teresita—Isabel Bastardo; Francisca—Isabel Bastardo; Maria’s Mother—Isabella Abel-Suarez; Tony— Clay Roberts; Riff—Nick Parrott; Diesel—Dan Castiglione, Alex Hatcher; A-Rab—Dan Castiglione, Nick Parrott; Action—Dan Castiglione, Alex Hatcher; Baby John—Nick Parrott; Snowboy—Dan Castiglione; Graziella—Gina dePool, Sydney Kirkegaard; Velma—Gina dePool, Sydney Kirkegaard; Anybodys—Kellie Hoagland, Sydney Kirkegaard; Somewhere Singer—Mara Cecilia; Doc—Bill Watson; Schrank/Glad Hand—Nick Parrott; Krupke—Jonathan Wainwright West Side Story - 7 8 - West Side Story SONG LIST ACT I: ACT II: “Prologue” “I Feel Pretty” “Jet Song” “Ballet Sequence” “Something’s Coming” “Somewhere” “The Dance at the Gym” “Procession and Nightmare” “Maria” “Gee, Officer Krupke” “Balcony Scene” “A Boy Like That and I Have A Love” “America” “Finale” “Cool” “One Hand, One Heart” “Tonight” “The Rumble”

PRODUCTION SUPPORT Associate Music Director/Rehearsal Accompanist...... Paula Foley Tillen Music Technology Assistant...... Kurt Cowling Associate Choreographer...... Brianna Mercado* Dance Captains...... Dan Castiglione, Brianna Mercado* Fight Captain...... Dan Castiglione Assistant Stage Manager...... Kimberly Carolus* Production Assistant...... Emily Wright Stage Management Resident...... Krista Kanderski Assistant Director...... Jonathan Hetler Community Consultant...... Nelia Olivencia

West Side Story will be performed with one 20 minute intermission.

The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.

* Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. PRODUCTION STAFF Director of Production...... Jared Clarkin Associate Production Manager...... Kaitlyn Anderson Co-Technical Director ...... John Houtler-McCoy Co-Technical Director...... Sean Walters Properties Director...... Jim Guy Charge Scenic Artist...... Jim Medved Costume Director...... Nicholas Hartman Lighting & Video Director...... Aaron Lichamer Sound Director...... J Jumbelic Production Stage Manager...... Kimberly Carolus* Milwaukee Repertory Theater operates under an agreement between the League of Resident Theatres and Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. The scenic, costume, lighting and sound designers in LORT Theatres are represented by United Scenic Artists, Local USA-829 of the IATSE and our stagehands and carpenters are members of Milwaukee Theatrical Stage Employees’ Union IATSE Local 18. The Rep is an equal opportunity employer. Milwaukee Rep is proud to be a member of The United Performing Arts Fund (UPAF), which provides major annual financial support.

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10 - West Side Story DIRECTOR’S NOTES Throughout my childhood and during my now, decently long career, I have probably seen West Side Story performed in more productions than I have any other play or musical. I’m not exactly sure how many times—which tells you it’s a lot—but it’s probably somewhere between 10-15. Why it is so often produced, and why I have been drawn to performances of it again and again, speak to the fact that West Side Story is unquestionably a groundbreaking piece of theater. Mark Clements Artistic Director The 2019/20 Season is an important and meaningful one for me, as it marks the beginning of my 10th Anniversary as Artistic Director of Milwaukee Rep. To honor the proud achievement I feel for this event, I really wanted to choose a season that was special for our audiences—and kick it off with a musical that would truly align with our theater’s mission to entertain, provoke, inspire, and reflect Milwaukee’s rich diversity. In searching for a piece that promotes tolerance, humanity, provokes meaningful thought and conversation, and gives us a sense of redemption and hope in these deeply polarizing times we find ourselves living in right now, I continually came back to one piece: West Side Story.

West Side Story, now 62 years old, but more relevant than ever, is a seminal work of the American Theatre, that many people have some small knowledge of, even if perhaps they have never actually seen it live in a theatre. It has been on Milwaukee Rep’s bucket list for some years now, and is a piece regularly requested by many of our patrons. Apart from the sheer scale and expense of such an undertaking, it’s an incredibly difficult show to produce, particularly because of the extreme demands it places upon its predominantly young, and pre-requisite, triple- threat cast. They need to be able to sing Bernstein and Sondheim’s complex, operatic/jazz/ musical theatre fusion score, brought to vibrant life here, in our production, by my long-time collaborator, music director Dan Kazemi; tell a story though groundbreaking dance, pioneered and conceived by the legendary Jerome Robbins, now reinterpreted for Milwaukee Rep by Jon Rua, for the way young people move and dance today; and finally to bring a level of authentic street tough, savvy, brutality, and smarts to Arthur Laurents’ brilliant, but oft overlooked book. Our phenomenal cast features actors who are making their first appearance, (and in some cases, professional debuts) at Milwaukee Rep, alongside more familiar faces, including Jim Pickering, who has performed on Milwaukee Rep’s stages, close to 200 times. Supported by a courageous, and visionary creative team, we are excited by the challenge of making one of the greatest musicals of all time, live and breathe for you tonight.

West Side Story wasn’t initially a shoo-in for success: it was a socially-conscious, contemporary musical version of Romeo and Juliet where street hoodlum protagonists, danced ballet steps to mambo beats, while singing show tunes, and unfolding a story about the need for love in a world overcome by fear and intolerance. Somehow, all these pieces, came together in an unlikely, but perfect way that defied the dramaturgical, and commercial logic of the time, to finally become what Arthur Laurents, referred to as a theatrically“ sharpened illusion of reality.” West Side Story, even all these years later, provides a way for our community to come together through the shared experience of powerful live theatre, that aspires to reach for a better place of understanding and acceptance.

It has been a great joy and privilege to bring this seminal story of the American Theatre, to life in new ways, and we hope you find as much resonance and beauty in it as we have. If this is your first time at Milwaukee Rep or your 200th, thank you and welcome. “There’s a place for [you]” HERE.

Mark Clements Artistic Director September 2019 West Side Story - 11 BIOGRAPHIES

Isabella Able-Suarez, like to thank Milwaukee Rep, Avalon Consuela Artists Group and Her Loved Ones. It is Isabella recently an honor to share this story and rep her graduated from Cuban-American roots among such a Southern Utah University passionate group of artists! (Hebrews with her BFA in theatre 10:23) Instagram: @courtney_arango and a minor in dance or find her atcourtneyarango.com . performance. At SUU, she played Alexi Darling in (and was dance captain for) Isabel Bastardo, Isabel Rent, various roles in The Laramie Project, Bielke in Fiddler on the Roof, Veronica Isabel is a junior at Sawyer in Heathers, and Charles Guiteau in Golda Meir High School Assassins. She won acting awards for her and is so excited to be work in The Laramie Project and Assassins. in West Side Story! She Isabella spent her senior year as artistic was last in Milwaukee director of Second Studio, a student-run Rep’s PTI production of Everybody (Cousin/ theatre company. While in school, she Somebody). Other recent productions also played Marina in Women of Will’s include Tinker Bell (Pirate) at First Stage, production of Pericles. She spent an As You Like It (Sir Oliver Martext/First amazing summer at the Utah Shakespeare Lord) with First Stage’s Young Company Festival where she was in the ensemble and A Christmas Carol (Ensemble) with of The Greenshow and Launcelot Gobbo Milwaukee Rep. Be sure to catch her this in an acclaimed production of The winter in The Rep’s A Christmas Carol as Merchant of Venice. Isabella also works Martha Cratchit. When not acting, Isabel as Executive Assistant for StateraArts, loves to dance. She is grateful for the an organization dedicated to bringing support her family, friends and mentors. women+ into full and equal participation in the arts. Residency sponsored by Jacob Burns, Connie and John Kordsmeier. Riff Jacob is a Detroit Courtney Arango, native and a recent Anita graduate of Texas State Cincinnati Playhouse University. Regional in the Park, Milwaukee credits include: Hairspray Rep, Seattle Rep and (Dallas Theater Center); Newsies, West The Ordway: In the Side Story (Connecticut Rep); Mamma Heights; Moonlight Stage Mia (Casa Mañana). Thanks and love to Productions and Weston Playhouse: West the creative team, HYBRID & MT19. Vote Side Story; The Muny: Shrek, The Addams this November! www.jacob-burns.com Family and Mary Poppins; The Fulton Theatre: Footloose; Maine State Music Dan Castiglione, Theatre: Spring Awakening. CONCERTS: Swing Joe’s Pub: VISIONS; The Muny: An Evening Originally from New with the Stars (Featuring: Chita Rivera, Jersey, Dan Castiglione Matthew Morrison and Heather Headley). is a professional dancer TV/ FILM: PBS: “The Gershwin Prize who is now based (Honoring Gloria & Emilio Estefan)” - out of Los Angeles. Performed with the Original Broadway He is 25 years old and signed to Bloc Cast of On Your Feet! Courtney would 12 - West Side Story BIOGRAPHIES cont. Talent Agency. His professional credits well as at Tennessee Performing Arts include films like “The Intern,” “Popstar: Center, a featured dancer in Warner Never Stop Never Stopping” and “Isn’t It Brother’s upcoming film “In the Heights” Romantic” as well as TV shows including and performing at the Javits Center for “The Tick,” “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” Comic Con. Rebecca has danced for artists and “Barry.” Earning a Bachelor’s degree such as Coheed and Cambria, 3OH3!, from Stevens Institute of Technology Nova Zef, Nickelback and Kid Rock. She in Music Technology, Dan continues to has been featured twice in Dance Spirit explore all art forms. Follow @imstigs magazine as a “mover and shaker to know.” Rebecca has been training and Mara Cecilia, performing with Nadine Bommer Dance Rosalia Company, Vessels, Jon Rua’s TheGrit I am the combined and Mary Grace McNally & Artists. effort of those I love. Thank you Mom, Dad, Mark Cruz, Todd, HCKR and all who Pepe/Maria’s Father have guided me here. To take part in West Side Story is the culmination Liesl Collazo, of many things that Maria define the word Milwaukee Rep Debut! “Invaluable”: Growing up Liesl is a native of in the cultural epicenter that is New York; Guaynabo, Puerto finding a sense of belonging in the dance Rico and is honored community; meeting lifelong friends to be playing this role. as well as life-changing mentors like She is a graduate of the musical theatre choreographer Jon Rua; building a career department at the University of Michigan, through such varied opportunities as Aida where she played roles such as Franca at The Muny, “Saturday Night Live” and the in The Light in the Piazza and Stephano feature film “Isn’t It Romantic;” and finally in The Tempest. She was most recently in here, in Milwaukee, stepping into a work the regional premiere of On Your Feet! at of art both timeless and forever timely. Gateway Playhouse (Ensemble, Rebecca Invaluable. To my mom, family, agents, the u/s). Thanks to my manager Steve and word applies again, unquestionably. Love Melissa at CESD. Gracias a mi familia and appreciation to all. (Encourage me to por todo su apoyo y a mis amigos que be better at social media: @markcruz17) han venido desde lejos. Para mi isla. Gina dePool, Francisca Rebecca Corrigan, Graziella Gina is a Miami native Rebecca was born and who graduated with a raised in a suburb of B.F.A. in Dance from the Detroit, Michigan. Since Boston Conservatory. moving to New York She is an NYC-based five years ago, Rebecca dancer whose career has spanned from has worked in various fields in the dance movies to immersive shows in the NYC industry. Some credits include Invisiball area. She is grateful to be a part of this with Nadine Bommer Dance Company production of West Side Story. Specials at New Victory Theater on Broadway as thanks to my family, CESD, Will Bryan and Dale Brown Casting. Follow @ginadepool West Side Story - 13 BIOGRAPHIES cont.

Hope Endrenyi, return to the Midwest as an Emerging Anybodys Professional Resident with Milwaukee Rep. Hope received her B.F.A. He used to perform on many different in dance from Southern stages in his beautiful home state as a Methodist University. featured dancer and singer of the “Kids Following graduation, from Wisconsin” touring troupe and as she spent two years a young performer with First Stage and as a Universal Swing for Hamilton: An Skylight Music Theatre in Milwaukee. In American Musical. Now, she is so excited to his free time, he enjoys hiking, canoeing, be making her debut here at Milwaukee traveling, and sampling as many different Rep! Endless love to my family and foods on a stick as the Wisconsin State partner - who I could not do this without. Fair has to offer. AlexanderHatcher. com. Residency sponsored by Terynn Erby-Walker, Catherine and Buddy Robinson. Gabriella Kellie Jean Hoagland, Talk about excited… Velma Terynn, who is beginning her freshman year Kellie is extremely at Golda Meir High excited to be performing School, is absolutely in this timeless classic. thrilled to make her Milwaukee Repertory She has worked Theater debut in West Side Story. She extensively with looks forward to any opportunity to Norwegian Cruise Lines performing and sing, dance and act and has performed acting as a creative on multiple projects. in several area plays, which include She couldn’t be happier joining this Golda Meir’s Lion King Jr., Seussical Jr., talented group of performers. Kellie Willy Wonka Jr. and Shrek Jr.; First Stage’s would like to send love and thanks to Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, The her family, friends and MSA agency Wiz and Big River; and Skylight Music for their constant love and support. Theatre’s Hairspray. Terynn is thankful for Follow her at @kelliejeanhoag her family, teachers and friends for their continued support in all of her endeavors. Carlos A. Jimenez, Chino Alex Hatcher, Carlos is thrilled to be Baby John performing again in Alex recently graduated this classic musical West from Boston University’s Side Story at Milwaukee College of Fine Arts Repertory Theater. with a B.F.A. in Acting Hailing from Morovis, Puerto Rico, and and concentrations growing up in New Jersey, he resides in Dance and Musical Theater. He also now in New York City and is proudly studied classical acting for one semester represented by the Daniel Hoff Agency. at the London Academy for Music Recent credits include performing in In the and Dramatic Arts. Some of his recent Heights at the Mason Street Warehouse stage credits include 1776 (Lyman Hall), as well as performing in a previous West Mr. Burns: A Post-Electric Play (Gibson/ Side Story at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre. Homer), and Hamlet (Hamlet). Originally Getting a chance to tell this epic tale on from Wisconsin, Alex is very excited to stage again is something very important

14 - West Side Story BIOGRAPHIES cont. to Carlos and he’d like to tribute this to Jeffrey Kringer, his family. A special regard and a big Tony thank you is to be made to the Milwaukee Jeffrey is making his Rep team and to his Mom, Dad and his Milwaukee Rep debut! husband Mark for their constant help He’s a New York actor and support for Carlos and his career. who is thrilled to take on a dream role and share Brooke Johnson, the stage with a coolly-cool company. He Estella/Maria’s Mother recently graduated from SUNY Fredonia! Brooke is excited to be Since then he’s been proud to put his making her debut with B.F.A. in Musical Theatre to good use. Milwaukee Rep this This year’s credits include: Dickon in 2019/20 Season. She The Secret Garden, Frank Abagnale Jr. in originally hails from the Catch Me If You Can and Sebastian in Cruel sunny central coast of California and is a Intentions: The 90s Musical First National recent alum of The Pacific Conservatory Tour. Much love to his supporters! May Theatre’s Professional Actor training we all recognize the tragedy of division. program. Her most recent roles on RIP Hal Prince. IG: @jeffreykringer PCPA’s mainstage, include: #11 in The Wolves, Woman #2/Lady Eugenia in A Jose-Luis Lopez Jr., Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder, Bernardo Brave Girl/Mrs. Darling (u/s) in Peter Pan, Jose-Luis is thrilled to be Ancestor/Swing in The Addams Family, making his Milwaukee Programmer in The (curious case of the) Rep debut with West Watson Intelligence. Residency sponsored Side Story. Lopez made by David and Madeleine Lubar. his Broadway debut in the Tony and Grammy Award-winning Sydney Kirkegaard, musical In the Heights, later hitting the Minnie road as Graffiti Pete in the critically Sydney is thrilled to acclaimed 1st National Tour. Lopez will return to Milwaukee Rep! appear in the Jon Chu directed movie Past Rep shows include adaptation of “In the Heights,” in theaters three productions of nationwide summer 2020. Fave credits A Christmas Carol (Fan, include: On Your Feet! (Broadway/National Martha, Smudge). Sydney received her Tours), Fuerza Bruta (Off-Broadway/ BFA in musical theater at Texas Christian China), Aida and Jesus Christ Superstar University. Most recent credits include (Muny – Regional; Choreographed Kiss Me Kate at Skylight Music Theatre by Jon Rua). Love to my family, close and A Chorus Line (Bebe) and Seven friends and lovers of art worldwide. Brides for Seven Brothers (Sarah) at the Proud Latino in theatre. FOLLOW ME: (@ Riverside Theater. Other credits include: JoseLuis______on Instagram) Pure Country, Anything Goes at Lyric Stage in Dallas. Sydney’s dance training Brianna Mercado, includes: YDA (Milwaukee), Steps on Teresita/Associate Broadway & BDC (NYC). @sydkirkofficial Choreographer Brianna is honored to join the Milwaukee Repertory family this season. Credits include West Side Story - 15 BIOGRAPHIES cont. Jesus Christ Superstar (The Muny), Aida include Ensemble/Quasimodo u/s in The (The Muny), Phish and the recent film Hunchback of Notre Dame, Angel in Rent, “Isn’t It Romantic.” Brianna travels around and Carpet/Ensemble in Beauty and the the nation as a teacher, choreographer, Beast. He would like to thank his family and and inspirational speaker, and gave her friends for their never-ending support. very own TEDx talk. She has a B.A. in Dance and Performance Studies & Social Reese Parish, Welfare from University of California Margarita Berkeley and is faculty at Peridance Reese, a senior at Nicolet Capezio Dance Center in New York City. High School, is honored She extends her deepest gratitude to her to be back performing friends & family for the infinite support for Milwaukee Rep. This and love. bripositive.com. @BriPositive is her third collaboration with The Rep, previously playing Wendy Alex Hayden Miller, Darling in the world premiere production Action of Lost Girl and Love in Everybody – both Milwaukee Rep debut! produced by the Professional Training Oklahoma City native Institute. Other theatre credits include and University of Cassandra (Bliss (or Emily Post is Dead)) Michigan graduate. and Annie Jump (Annie Jump and the Favorite credits Library of Heaven), both with Renaissance include: 42nd Street (Billy u/s) at Fulton, Theaterworks. She also played Z in a Newsies (Morris Delancey) at The Muny, short film called “The Revolt of Color.” Mamma Mia! (Eddie) at Fulton and The When not on stage, Reese may be found Tempest (Ferdinand) at University of singing, dancing or running track. Michigan. Thanks to Mom, Dad, Elle, DGRW and especially Mark Clements Nick Parrott, and Jon Rua for this opportunity. Special Snowboy thanks to Brent Wagner. A vital part of Nick is originally from the Michigan education is his lecture Gurnee, Illinois, and is on “Maria” and West Side Story. Thank a recent graduate from you for giving me knowledge and Marquette University, reverence for the history of musical where he received theatre. Proud A.E.A. member. Insta-@ his BA in Theatre Arts and Dance. He thejackedtapper Thunder up and Go Blue! is thrilled to be joining the Emerging Professional Residency. Recent credits AJ Morales, include: West Side Story, The Old Man and Nibbles the Old Moon, Shakespeare in Love (Hope AJ is thrilled to be Summer Repertory Theatre); Twelfth making his debut at Night (Summit Players Theatre); Hairspray Milwaukee Rep! After (Skylight Music Theatre); and Little completing the two-year Women and Anything Goes (Marquette acting program at PCPA, University). Later this fall, Nick will be AJ signed with Trinity Artists International seen as Davey in Newsies at Skylight Music and began his journey auditioning in Theatre. www.nicholasparrott.com Los Angeles, where he currently resides. He recently finished an internship with PCPA where he did an outreach tour of Oliver Button is a Sissy. Other PCPA credits 16 - West Side Story BIOGRAPHIES cont.

James Pickering, Joshua Ponce, Doc Luis Jim returns to Milwaukee Joshua is stoked to be Repertory Theater for making his Milwaukee his 46th consecutive Rep debut in this season. In recent years exciting season! He he was seen here most is fresh off the plane notably as Candy in Of Mice and Men, Dr. from California, where he spent the Chumley in Harvey and Froggy LeSeur last two years with PCPA Theaterfest in The Foreigner. He has acted at nearly training and appearing in Freaky Friday every venue in Wisconsin. During the the Musical (Ensemble), A Gentleman’s past several years he played Alex Priest in Guide to Love and Murder (Ensemble), Heisenberg at Forward Theater in Madison, Peter Pan (Twin 1), The Theory of Relativity Tony Reilly in Outside Mullingar at Next (Curtis), and The Addams Family (Matador Act Theatre in Milwaukee, Pozdnyshev Ancestor). Endless Thank Yous to God, in The Kreutzer Sonata at Renaissance my family and friends for their love and Theaterworks, Gunner in The Outgoing support. www.joshuaponce.com Tide at In Tandem Theatre, Robert in A Life in the Theatre at Alchemist Theatre Devin Richey, and Lear in King Lear at Optimist Theatre’s A-Rab Shakespeare in the Park, a company Devin is an NYC- he helped found ten years ago. He is based performer, an active voice-over talent, and lives choreographer and in Bay View with his wife, actress Tami educator having Workentin, his stepson Edan Ness, earned a B.F.A. in and their dogs, Joxer and Frankie. Commercial Dance from Pace University, with concentrations in Choreography Georgina Pink, and Pedagogy. Performance and Clarice choreography credits span commercial, Georgina was born concert, immersive, theatre, TV and film. in York, England, and Credits include: “The Marvelous Mrs. traveled to the United Maisel,” We Are Here (Brent), Bridesmaids: States with her family A Dance Narrative (Dance Lab NY). Other as a baby. She has credits include choreographing for Gina grown up in and around the theatre and Volpe, coaching Olympic ice skaters, and has received training in drama, voice and performing in Spiegelworld’s Untitled dance through First Stage, Children’s IV at Burning Man. Devin is founder of Theatre Company’s training program, Human’s Playground, and is represented the Milwaukee Ballet School and her by Bloc NYC. He’s stoked and grateful to high school drama department. She has be dancing this story with so many lovely also enjoyed opportunities to perform humans! Connect with me @devrichey at Milwaukee Repertory Theater and at Skylight Music Theatre and the Milwaukee Clay Roberts, Diesel Ballet. She loves the outdoors, looking after animals, her friends and seeing Born and raised in theatre and art wherever she can. New Zealand, trained in Australia (graduate of WAAPA) and now

West Side Story - 17 BIOGRAPHIES cont. living in New York, Clay is stoked to be Gray; Boris Pronsky in last year’s Junk; and making his Milwaukee Repertory Theater George in Of Mice And Men. Thanks to Mark debut! Regional: Disney’s Newsies as Jack and all of the Milwaukee Rep family for the Kelly (Theatre By The Sea). Australian great work, the positivity and the support. Credits: Matilda (u/s Escapologist, Doctor, Michael), Mamma Mia! (u/s Sky, Eddie) Bill Watson, and Next to Normal (Henry). International Officer Krupke Credits: Cats (Macau) as Munkustrap, Cats Regional: Seattle (South Korea) as Coricopat (u/s Munk, Repertory Theatre, A Tugger, Mungo, Macavity, Alonzo). A Contemporary Theatre, huge thanks to Michael and William Shakespeare and for their support from The Roster. And Company, First Stage, big love to his family and friends. In Tandem Theatre, Intiman, Colorado Shakespeare Festival, The Empty Space. Gilberto Saenz, Seen most recently in Deathtrap at Indio Milwaukee Chamber Theatre, Bill is also Gilberto is thrilled an Associate Professor of Theatre at to be making his UWM, and a co-founder, with his wife debut at Milwaukee Nancy and colleague Jim Tasse, of Feast Rep! Originally from of Crispian, an organization using acting, Donna, Texas, Gilberto Shakespeare text and performance graduated with a B.A. in Theater Studies to aid trauma survivors, particularly from Yale University. Previous credits military veterans with complications include Chuck Biggs in She Kills Monsters connected to trauma. Feast of Crispian (Yale DRAMAT/Yale Rep); Prior Walter in is a community partner of Milwaukee Angels in America, Archie Nunn in So, I Killed Rep. This is Bill’s Milwaukee Rep debut. A Few People…, and Miguel de Cervantes/ Don Quixote in Man of La Mancha. Austin Winter, Gilberto is an alumnus of the National Anxious Theatre Institute at the Eugene O’Neill Austin is happy to join Theater Center (Theatermakers Ensemble, Milwaukee Rep this 2018). He is so thankful to continue season as an Emerging telling stories—this time in Wisconsin! Professional Resident. Past credits include Jonathan Wainwright, Matilda, Romeo and Juliet, and A Midnight Schrank/Glad Hand Cry (First Stage); The Wiz, Godspell (Hope Jonathan is excited Summer Repertory Theatre); Chicago to work with so many (Broadway Theater Project); and Seussical incredible artists on (Carthage China Tour). Austin has this beautiful, iconic originated roles in A Seat at the Table (by and always relevant Regina Taylor); The Breath of Stars (by story. A proud Milwaukee artist, he was Caridad Svich) and Wherever You’ve Been most recently seen at Next Act Theatre in (by Caitlin DiGiacomo). Favorites from How to Write a New Book for the Bible, and school include Sideshow (Jake), Drood following West Side Story will joyously take (Durdles), Marriage a la Mode (Leonidas), on the role of Ebenezer Scrooge for the and The Little Mermaid (Sebastian). Austin fourth year. Past favorites include Tim in is a proud graduate of Carthage College The Good Father at Milwaukee Chamber and The Open Jar Residency in New York. Theatre opposite his amazing wife, Laura Off the stage, he is a costume designer and 18 - West Side Story BIOGRAPHIES cont. a multimedia studio artist. Love and thanks Side Story Suite (1995) and Brandenburg to mom and dad. www.austinwinter.com (1996) all of which premiered at New @austwintermint 1Jn4:18. Residency York City Ballet. In addition to his two sponsored by Four Four Foundation. Academy Awards, Mr. Robbins’s awards and citations include four Tony Awards, Creative Team five Donaldson Awards, two Emmy Awards, the Screen Directors’ Guild Award Jerome Robbins, Original Direction and and the New York Drama Critics Circle Choreography, Conception Award. Mr. Robbins is a 1981 Kennedy Center Honors Recipient, was awarded Mr. Robbins is world renowned for his work the Commandeur de L’Order des Arts et as a choreographer of ballets as well as his des Lettres, is an honorary member of the work as a director and choreographer in American Academy and Institute of Arts theater, movies and television. Although and Letters, and was awarded a National he began as a modern dancer, his start on Medal of Arts as well as the Governor’s Broadway was as a chorus dancer before Arts Awards by the New York State Council joining the corps de ballet of American on the Arts. Some of his Broadway shows Ballet Theatre in 1939, where he went on include On the Town, Billion Dollar Baby, to dance principal roles in the works of High Button Shoes, West Side Story, The Fokine, Tudor, Massine, Balanchine, Lichine, King and I, Gypsy, Peter Pan, Miss Liberty, and de Mille. His first ballet, Fancy Free Call Me Madam and Fiddler on the Roof. (1944) for ABT, still in many repertoires, In 1989, Jerome Robbins Broadway won celebrated its fiftieth birthday on April 18, six Tony Awards including Best Musical 1994. While embarking on his career in and Best Director. He was most recently the theater, Mr. Robbins simultaneously awarded the French Chevalier dans created ballets for New York City Ballet, l’Ordre National de la Legion d’Honneur. which he joined in 1949, and became an Jerome Robbins passed away in 1998. Associate Artistic Director with George Balanchine. Mr. Robbins has directed Arthur Laurents, for television and film as well, with his Book co-direction and choreography of “West Side Story” winning him two Academy An award-winning playwright, Awards. After his Broadway triumph with screenwriter, librettist, director and Fiddler on the Roof in 1964, Mr. Robbins producer, Arthur Laurents has been continued creating ballets for New York responsible for creating the librettos of City Ballet. He shared the position of Ballet- many Broadway shows including Gypsy, Master-in-Chief with Peter Martins until Anyone Can Whistle, Do I Hear A Waltz?, 1989. He has created more than 60 ballets, Hallelujah, Baby! and Nick & Nora. He including Afternoon of a Faun (1953), The wrote the screenplays for The Snake Pit, Concert (1956), Les Noces (1965), Dances At Anna Lucasta, Anastasia, Bonjour Tristesse, a Gathering (1969), In the Night (1970), In The Way We Were and The Turning Point. G Major (1975), Other Dances (1976), Glass He also wrote the plays Home Of The Pieces (1983) and Ives Songs (1989) which Brave, The Time Of The Cuckoo and A are in the repertories of the New York City Clearing in The Woods. He directed I Ballet, the Ballet de l’Opera de Paris and Can Get It For You Wholesale, Anyone major dance companies throughout the Can Whistle, Gypsy, La Cage Aux Folles, world. His most recent ballets include A Birds Of Paradise and Nick & Nora. Suite of Dances with Mikhail Baryshnikov (1994), 2 & 3 Part Inventions (1994), West

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Leonard Bernstein, Marry Me a Little (1981), You’re Gonna Music Love Tomorrow (1983), Putting It Together Leonard Bernstein (August 25, 1918 – (1993/99) and Sondheim on Sondheim October 14, 1990) was a world-renowned (2010). He composed the scores of the musician throughout his entire adult life. films “Stavisky” (1974) and “Reds” (1981) He served as Music Director of the New York and songs for “Dick Tracy” (1990) and the Philharmonic and conducted the world’s television production “Evening Primrose” major orchestras, recording hundreds of (1966). His collected lyrics with attendant performances. His books and the televised essays have been published in two Young People’s Concerts with the New York volumes: Finishing the Hat (2010) and Look, Philharmonic established him as a leading I Made A Hat (2011). In 2010, the Broadway educator. Bernstein’s compositions include theater formerly known as Henry Miller’s Jeremiah, The Age of Anxiety, Kaddish, Theatre was renamed in his honor. Serenade, Five Anniversaries, Mass, Chichester Psalms, Slava!, Songfest, Divertimento for Mark Clements, Artistic Director Orchestra, Missa Brevis, Arias and Barcarolles, Concerto for Orchestra, and A Quiet Place. Mark is an award- He also composed for the Broadway winning international musical stage, creating masterpieces such theater director whose as On the Town, Wonderful Town, Candide, work has appeared in and the immensely popular West Side over 100 major theaters Story. In addition to the West Side Story throughout Europe and the United States. collaboration, Bernstein worked with He began his tenure as Artistic Director choreographer Jerome Robbins on three with the 2010/11 Season by bringing major ballets, Fancy Free, Facsimile, and musicals to the mainstage, starting a Dybbk. Bernstein was the recipient of tradition that is now the highlight of every many honors, including the Antoinette season, including Cabaret, Next To Normal, Perry Tony Award for Distinguished Assassins, Ragtime, Dreamgirls, The Color Achievement in the Theater, 11 Emmy Purple, Man of La Mancha, Guys and Dolls awards, the Lifetime Achievement Grammy and In the Heights. Milwaukee Rep directing Award, and the Kennedy Center Honors. credits include the world premieres of One House Over, his own adaptation of the Stephen Sondheim, current A Christmas Carol, Five Presidents Lyrics and American Song. Also directed for Mr. Sondheim wrote the music and lyrics Milwaukee Rep: Things I Know To Be True for Saturday Night (1954), A Funny Thing (American Premiere), Junk, The Glass Happened on the Way to the Forum (1962), Menagerie, Of Mice and Men, Othello, Death Anyone Can Whistle (1964), Company of a Salesman, The History of Invulnerability, (1970), Follies (1971), A Little Night Music End of the Rainbow, Clybourne Park and (1973), The Frogs (1974), Pacific Overtures Bombshells. Some of his New York and (1976), Sweeney Todd (1979), Merrily We international work includes Speaking in Roll Along (1981), Sunday in the Park with Tongues, The Milliner and Blunt Speaking, in George (1984), Into the Woods (1987), addition to creating and directing the West Assassins (1991), Passion (1994) and Road End and UK National Tour of Soul Train. Show (2008) as well as lyrics for West Side Prior to joining The Rep, Mark served as an Story (1957), Gypsy (1959) and Do I Hear Associate Artistic Director for several UK a Waltz? (1965) and additional lyrics for theater companies, most notably, Artistic Candide (1973). Anthologies of his work Director for the award-winning Derby include Side By Side By Sondheim (1976), Playhouse in the UK from 1992 - 2002, 20 - West Side Story BIOGRAPHIES cont. where he directed over 40 productions. He The Musical of Johnny Cash at The Rep’s has been nominated for an Olivier Award Stackner Cabaret and Actors Theatre of and several UK Theatre Awards, and has Louisville. His recent musical direction won three Barrymore Awards from his time credits for Milwaukee Rep include In the at Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia. He Heights, The All Night Strut!, Murder for Two, currently serves on the National Advisory Guys and Dolls, Man of La Mancha and Board for the Lunt-Fontanne Fellowship Dreamgirls. In Philadelphia, Dan recently Program at Ten Chimneys. Mark is currently musically directed Lizzie (Barrymore working with Ayad Akhtar on adapting his Award), Herringbone (Barrymore Nom) critically acclaimed novel American Dervish and orchestrated and musically directed for the stage to make its world premiere at the world premiere musicals Field Hockey Milwaukee Rep in an upcoming season. Hot (Barrymore Nom) and Tulipomania. Dan’s music has been performed at Jon Rua, SDC’s Mr. Abbott Awards, Le Cirque Choreographer de Demain in Paris, Ballet Fleming and Choreographer: SpongeBob Squarepants in the 213 collective’s collaborations (‘Going Gets Tough’ Asst. Choreographer), Untitled Project #213 and Your Attention The Cher Show (‘Believe’ Choreographer), Please!. Dan is also the composer of a “Isn’t It Romantic” (Assistant new musical, The Tapioca Miracle. Choreographer), Phish, Coheed & Cambria, Aida (Muny), Jesus Christ Superstar (Muny), Todd Edward Ivins, Travelers Insurance, ABC’s “Celebrity Scenic Designer Wife Swap,” NBA, Broadway Bares. Jon’s Todd’s passion is telling stories through work has been influential to Broadway’s design. Milwaukee Rep scenic designs: Hamilton, On Your Feet!, Bring It On: The Junk, A Christmas Carol, Of Mice and Men, Musical, Hands on a Hardbody, In the Dreamgirls, Five Presidents, The Color Heights. Actor: Broadway: SpongeBob Purple, The History of Invulnerability, (Patchy the Pirate), Hamilton (OBC Charles Ragtime, Clybourne Park, Assassins, Next Lee, Hamilton Alternate), Hands on a to Normal. Scenic and costume designs Hardbody (Jesus Pena), In the Heights include Cabaret and Othello (Milwaukee (Sonny & Graffiti Pete). Film: “Fall to Rise,” Rep) and Dorian Gray and Mirror Mirror “First Reformed,” “Isn’t It Romantic.” TV: (Milwaukee Ballet). Other Milwaukee “Blacklist,” “Blue Bloods,” “Law & Order,” credits include Michael Pink’s Beauty and “Verizon.” Digital: “Mas Mejor.” Off- The Beast (Milwaukee Ballet). Favorites Broadway: Kung Fu, Elaborate Entrance include The Illusionists: Turn of the Century of Chad Deity, Damn Yankees (Encores!). (Broadway, National and International Regional: Old Globe’s Somewhere Tour), Circus 1903 (International Tour (Alejandro-Craig Noel Leading Actor and Las Vegas residency at the Paris nomination), Bring It On: The Musical, Casino). Todd designs dance, plays, Muny’s West Side Story. Danced for Mariah musicals, television and corporate events, Carey, Phish, Don Omar, Soulja Boy, Target, ranging from intimate events to arenas. BillBoard, Puma, Reebok, IBM, Panasonic. Radiant love to my muses, daughter Agatha and wife Abigail. Visit Todd’s Dan Kazemi, online portfolio at www.ivinsart.com. Music Director Dan is a New York-based composer, actor, Alexander B. Tecoma, director, orchestrator and music director Costume Designer and is an Associate Artist at Milwaukee Alex has been a Draper in Milwaukee Rep’s Rep. He most recently directed Ring of Fire: costume shop for the past 23 seasons. West Side Story - 21 BIOGRAPHIES cont.

West Side Story is his 37th production at Daniel Erdberg, The Rep as costume designer. He was Co-Sound Designer Rep Company Member of the Year for PREVIOUS Milwaukee Rep: The Lion. NEW the 2004/2005 Season. Past designs YORK CITY: The Public, Roundabout, City at The Rep include Ring of Fire, Songs Center, 59E59, Atlantic, Prospect and HERE. for Nobodies, Guys and Dolls, Man of HIGHLIGHTS: World Premieres of Stonewall La Mancha, Dreamgirls, Liberace! and (City Opera) and Lauren Gunderson’s Ragtime. Alex has designed costumes for The Heath, American Premiere of Caryl Milwaukee Chamber Theatre, Renaissance Churchill’s Drunk Enough to Say I Love You. Theaterworks, First Stage and Harley REGIONAL: Arena Stage, Geffen Playhouse, Davidson’s 100th Anniversary Tour. Other ACT, Syracuse Stage, The Geva, Virginia professional credits include American Stage, Long Wharf and productions in Players Theatre, Great Lakes Theater Korea, Japan, China, Canada and Cuba. Festival, Colorado Shakespeare Festival BROADWAY: More than ten Associate and Santa Fe Opera. He received his M.F.A. Design and production credits including in Costume Design and Technology from Glass Menagerie, Streetcar, Violet, Heiress University of Illinois. Alex is most proud of and The Nance (Sound Tony!). Daniel is a being part of the team that helped create member of USA829, IATSE and SDC, and “Stitching History from the Holocaust,” an a graduate of Northwestern University. exhibit produced by the Jewish Museum of Milwaukee. http://stitchinghistory.org/ Megan Henninger, Co-Sound Designer Yael Lubetzky, Lighting Designer Megan is excited to return to her hometown theatre – Milwaukee Rep! Yael has designed productions in New She is a Milwaukee-based designer and York City and regionally including the has served as designer and assistant Broadway production of Russell Simmons’ designer on shows large and small. Def Poetry Jam. Recent designs include: Favorite designs include In the Heights Her Portmanteau (American Conservatory (Milwaukee Rep, Seattle Rep, CPIP), Theater, CA), Cabaret (Paramount Theatre, Sweeney Todd (Skylight Music Theatre), IL; Joseph Jefferson Award nomination), A Streetcar Named Desire (Williams Downtown Race Riot (The New Group, Street Rep), R.R.R.E.D (New York Musical NYC), Evita (Riverside Theatre, FL), Theatre Festival), The Martian Chronicles South Pacific (Drury Lane Theatre, IL), (Fordham University) and The Turn of the The Three Musketeers (Syracuse Stage; Screw (Lyric Opera, Kansas City). Assistant Syracuse Area Live Theater Award designs include You’re Welcome America, nomination). Off-Broadway designs Ghetto Klown, Stick Fly, and Blithe Spirit include productions at the Public Theater, (Broadway) and Company (Lincoln Center). Playwrights Horizons, Women’s Project Theater, The Duke on 42nd Street, Cherry John Tanner, Lane Theatre, York Theatre Company. Musical Supervisor Regional theater designs include John, a Milwaukee Rep Associate Artist, productions at Chicago Shakespeare is a composer and sound designer. Theater, Trinity Repertory Company, His experience covers a broad range Arkansas Repertory, Children’s Theatre of work in scoring, arranging and Company and Clarence Brown Theatre. music composition for television, documentaries, radio, industrial video and theater. His original music has won

22 - West Side Story BIOGRAPHIES cont. numerous awards, including Golden and a founding member of the Single Reel Awards, Telly Awards, national, Action Theatre Company. regional and local American Advertising Federation Awards, Silver Microphone Micha Espinosa, Awards. John has garnered Gold and Voice & Text Director Platinum sales certifications for his album Micha is an Arizona-based artist, activist engineering work. Projects include and teacher as well as a voice, speech, scores for NBC, ABC, Lionsgate, PBS and dialect coach. She has performed, and numerous theatrical productions lectured and taught voice and speech around the country. Recent work includes around the world. Associate Professor the Milwaukee Public Museum and (BFA, Stephens College; MFA Acting, U.C. the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra. San Diego) of Voice/Acting at Arizona Email: [email protected] State University; master teacher of Fitzmaurice Voicework (FV) and Director Paula Foley Tillen, of Diversity for FV Institute; award- Associate Music Director winning editor of the book Monologues Paula has been a professional musician for Latino/a Actors and co-editor of the in the Milwaukee area for over 40 years. forthcoming Scenebook for Latinx Actors. She has served as lead teacher at First As a dialect specialist, she has worked Stage Theater Academy, Brookfield with regional theater companies such Center for the Arts, and Pink Umbrella as The Old Globe, Oregon Shakespeare Theater Company, and as director of Festival, Southwest Shakespeare, music at Southminster Presbyterian Arizona Theatre Company, Mixed Blood, Church in Waukesha. Paula’s music Phoenix Theatre and the Coconut Grove is found in the catalogues of several Playhouse. She is passionate about national publishing houses, as well social justice in actor training, global as online at sheetmusicplus.com and perspectives, and the cultural voice. pftillenmusic.com, and has been performed by community, high school, Frank Honts, university and all-state choirs around Casting Director the U.S.A. and Canada. Paula is certified Frank is Director of Artistic Personnel as a yoga and meditation instructor at Milwaukee Rep. Prior to joining The and as a Reiki master practitioner. Rep staff in 2016, Frank worked at a number of regional theaters including Chuck Coyl, Utah Shakespeare Festival, Renaissance Fight Choreographer Theaterworks, The Goodman, California A professional fight director for more than Shakespeare Theater, A Contemporary 30 years, Coyl is a three time president of Theatre (Seattle), and Paramount Theatre. the Society of American Fight Directors. He has worked extensively as both a Recent credits include the Broadway director and dramaturg, and was honored production and national tour of August: to be a directing resident at Milwaukee Rep Osage County; The Crucible and Superior in the 2013/14 Season. Frank spent two Donuts at Steppenwolf Theatre Company; seasons as Artistic Associate at Forward 2666, Another Word for Beauty, The Upstairs Theater Company in Madison, and he was Concierge at the Goodman Theatre; and the inaugural recipient of the Michael Sucker Punch at Victory Gardens Theater, Flachmann Fellowship at Utah Shakespeare for which he received a Joseph Jefferson Festival. He is a graduate of Brown Award nomination. Coyl is a member of University in Providence, Rhode Island. the North Carolina Stuntmen’s Association West Side Story - 23 BIOGRAPHIES cont.

Dale Brown Casting, Kimberly Carolus, NY Casting Assistant Stage Manager This production marks Dale’s sixth Kimberly is delighted to be in her seventh collaboration with Milwaukee Rep. His season with Milwaukee Rep. Some favorites recent New York work includes Life Jacket from her time at The Rep include In the Theatre’s acclaimed production of America Heights, The Chinese Lady, An Iliad, after all Is Hard to See at HERE and the Drama Desk- the terrible things I do and six seasons of A nominated Daddy Long Legs. Some of his Christmas Carol. Kimberly has also worked other regional credits include Paul Gordon’s at Great River Shakespeare Festival, First musical Sense & Sensibility for Chicago Stage, Fulton Theatre, Riverside Theatre Shakespeare Theater, Disgraced for Syracuse in the Park (Iowa City, IA) and Walt Disney Stage and the hit production of In The World. She would like to thank her family Heights for Milwaukee Rep, Seattle Rep and and S for their endless love and support. Cincinnati Playhouse. In collaboration with Duncan Stewart & Co. Dale cast the new Emily Wright, musical Nerds for the Philadelphia Theatre Production Assistant Company, the NYC lab production of Emily is a stage manager from Cleveland, Maltby & Shire’s new musical Waterfall, and Ohio. Recent credits include stage managing a tour of Kathleen Marshall’s production The Miracle Worker and Girls in the Boat at of Anything Goes. Dale spent over 5 years First Stage. In 2017, she completed a stage with Tara Rubin Casting, maintaining the management internship at Seattle Repertory North American companies of The Phantom Theatre, where she worked on several of the Opera and Billy Elliot and working on productions, including Vietgone and Here Lies the Broadway productions of A Little Night Love. She has also worked at Cleveland Play Music, Jesus Christ Superstar, Guys & Dolls and House as a production assistant for Fairfield Old Jews Telling Jokes off-Broadway. Dale is a and How We Got On, and has worked on run member of the Casting Society of America crew for many other Cleveland Play House and an honors graduate of Kalamazoo productions. During the summer, she works College & the BESGL Theater Program in as the assistant events production manager London. www.dalebrowncasting.com at Cain Park in Cleveland Heights, Ohio.

Tara Kelly, Krista Kanderski, Stage Manager Stage Management Resident Tara Kelly thinks it’s cool to make her Krista is delighted to join Milwaukee Rep Milwaukee Rep debut with West Side Story! as an Emerging Professional Resident Selected Credits: Cruel Intentions: The this season. She is a recent graduate of 90s Musical (1st National Tour); Mamma Marquette University with a B.A. in Sociology Mia!, Newsies (NC Theatre); The Music Man and minors in Theatre Arts, Biology, and (Asolo Rep); And Then There Were None Culture, Health, & Illness. Born and raised (Triad Stage); Camelot, A Night with Janis in Milwaukee, she has worked with several Joplin (Capital Rep); 42nd Street (Engeman companies in the area including Milwaukee Theater); Smokey Joe’s Café, A Chorus Line Chamber Theatre, the Sharon Lynne Wilson (Arkansas Rep); Broadway Backwards Center for the Arts, The Constructivists, 2012 & 2013; Atlantic Theater Company; and Voices Found Repertory. Recent stage Stages St. Louis; Maine State Music management credits include truth: The Theatre. Miss and Love you always Mom Testimonial of Sojourner Truth, Shakespeare & Dad. “We’re all stories in the end… just in Love, and Murder for Two (Hope Summer make it a good one, eh?” – The Doctor. Repertory Theatre). www.kristakanderski.com

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Jonathan Hetler, Patrick Morrow, Assistant Director Drums Jonathan is honored to be joining Patrick has never seen West Side Story. Milwaukee Rep for their 66th Season! This is his 11th show at Milwaukee Rep, Directing credits include: Romeo and Juliet, 8th in the Quadracci Powerhouse. He Venus in Fur, The Last Days of Judas Iscariot, has also played drums for The Fireside Glengarry Glen Ross (Ohio University), Theatre, First Stage, Milwaukee Chamber Pippin (OVST), Career Opportunities Theatre, 1st National Tours of Million (The NYC Jensen Fest), Annie Get Your Dollar Quartet and Little House on the Gun, Hairspray, Godspell, Legally Blonde Prairie: the Musical, and various rock (SCCT), Guys and Dolls, Beauty and the & roll bands around the country. Beast (BAHS), and the world premiere of La Mujer Barbuda (Seabury Quinn, Jr. Johnny Padilla, Playwrights’ Festival). He recently served Reeds as Assistant Director on Next to Normal Johnny is currently leading his quartet in (Tantrum Theater) under Robert Barry support of his recording “Bright Morning” Fleming. Jonathan is a proud graduate of on the BP Music label. “Bright Morning” is Ohio University, where he earned his MFA available from CD Baby and iTunes. Johnny in Directing under Dennis Lee Delaney. is happy to perform again at Milwaukee He also holds his MBA and MA in Theatre, Repertory Theater and has toured as a both from Regent University. He would like musician to Austria, the Bahamas, Canada, to give a special thanks to the most loving Colombia, England, France, Italy, Mexico, and supportive parents, Jim and Carol. Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay and Jonathan is an associate member of SDC. throughout the United States of America. For more information, visit: hetlerj.com. Michael Ritter, Musicians Bass Greg Garcia, As a graduate of Milwaukee Area Technical Trumpet College’s Music Occupations program, Greg maintains a busy freelance bassist Michael Ritter has been living and schedule playing all types of music. He performing in Milwaukee for fifteen years has performed with Aretha Franklin, after relocating from Green Bay. West The Temptations, The Four Tops, Clyde Side Story marks his seventh production Stubblefield, Noel Gallagher, Il Divo, The with Milwaukee Repertory Theater. In Glenn Miller Orchestra, Henry Winkler, Milwaukee, he can be seen performing Sonora Ponceña, Andy Montañez, Charlie with Strangelander, Amanda Huff, The Aponte, NG2 and many more. Greg is Paul Spencer Band, and 2019 WAMI-award currently a member of De La Buena (Latin winning (Best Polka Band) The November Jazz). He has been a featured soloist Criminals. Michael is an endorser for local with several local orchestras and bands. companies Raezer’s Edge speakers and Greg has performed for Milwaukee Northern Lutherie acoustic pickups. Repertory Theater and Skylight Music Theatre. In addition, Greg has written Eric Segnitz, Violin and performed music for several television and radio commercials. Eric is a violinist/composer/arranger who has worked with many of Milwaukee’s arts groups. He’s recently been appointed Co-Artistic Director of the contemporary

West Side Story - 25 BIOGRAPHIES cont. ensemble Present Music, done much the theater has grown significantly symphony, ballet, Broadway, educational from a $9M organization to a $13M and commercial work, and (very proudly) organization. He’s completed two capital scored three plays for Milwaukee Rep: campaigns, one to remodel and expand The Mai, Twelfth Night and Anna Karenina. the Stackner Cabaret and the other to He recently produced and played the build the endowment, launch the John Kepler Quartet’s Ben Johnston string (Jack) D. Lewis New Play Development quartet cycle, which was featured in program, create a new A Christmas Carol the New York Times and on NPR. and deepen the theater’s community engagement programs. Through his efforts, the theater has been awarded Music Theatre International, Licensor UPAF’s Good Steward Award four out of the last six years and became the only (MTI) is one of the world’s leading performing arts organization in Wisconsin theatrical licensing agencies, granting with a 4 star rating from Charity Navigator. theatres from around the world the Before moving to Milwaukee, he was the rights to perform the greatest selection Associate Executive Director at Arena of musicals from Broadway and beyond. Stage in Washington, DC, where he Founded in 1952 by composer Frank was instrumental in opening the Mead Loesser, and orchestrator Don Walker, Center for American Theater, a 200,000 MTI is a driving force in advancing square feet, three theater performing arts musical theatre as a vibrant and engaging complex dedicated to American voices art form. MTI works directly with the and playwrights. While at Arena Stage, composers, lyricists and book writers of he worked on the Broadway transfers these musicals to provide official scripts, of Next to Normal (Pulitzer Prize; Tony musical materials and dynamic theatrical Award), Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? resources to over 70,000 professional, (Tony Award), Wishful Drinking starring Carrie Fisher, Looped starring Valerie community and school theatres in the US Harper, and John Grisham’s A Time to Kill in and in over 60 countries worldwide. MTI addition to the world premieres of Marcus is particularly dedicated to educational Gardley’s Every Tongue Confess starring theatre, and has created special collections Phylicia Rashad and Red Hot Patriot starring to meet the needs of various types Kathleen Turner. He has been named of performers and audiences. MTI’s to Milwaukee Business Journal’s Top 40 Broadway Junior™ shows are 30- and under 40 and a “Friend of the Hispanic 60-minute musicals for performance Community” by the United Community by elementary and middle school-aged Center. He currently serves as the President performers, while MTI’s School Editions of the Milwaukee Arts Partners, Vice are musicals annotated for performance President of the Board of Pathways High by high school students. MTI maintains School, Chair of the Finance Committee of its global headquarters in New York City ImagineMKE, and Coordinator for Equity, with additional offices in London (MTI Diversity & Inclusion for AFS Student Europe) and Melbourne (MTI Australasia). Exchange Programs. Bauman is a graduate of Harvard Business School’s Strategic Chad Bauman, Perspectives in Non-Profit Management Executive Director program and has a Master of Fine Arts in producing from the CalArts. He and his Appointed Managing husband Justin live in Whitefish Bay and Director in 2013, Chad have been host parents to AFS Exchange is now in his seventh Students from Norway and Germany. Season at Milwaukee Rep. Under his guidance, 26 - West Side Story GREETING CARDS FOR THEATRE PEOPLE

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Mark Clements Chad Bauman ARTISTIC DIRECTOR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

ADMINISTRATION EDUCATION Managing Director...... Melissa Vartanian-Mikaelian Director of Education...... Jenny Toutant HR Manager...... Emily Hill Education Manager...... Jeffrey Mosser Company Manager...... Josh Segal Education Administrator...... Auburn Matson Administrative Assistant...... Zachary Maynard Schools Program Coordinator...... Joshua Pohja Management Assistant...... Amaris Bates Education Resident...... Denzel Taylor Receptionists...... Michael Evans, Mary Muehleisen, Andrea Roades-Bruss, Teaching Artists...... Amira Adams, Danielle Adisi, Amelia Strahan Thomas Adisi, Maura Atwood, Allen Edge, Anna Evans, Destinny Fletcher, Kaitlyn Fournier, ARTISTIC Kate Henderson, Van Johnson III, Associate Artistic Director...... May Adrales Ashley Jordan, Morgan Jo Karl, Artistic Producer...... Laura Braza Jo Kerner, Josh Krause, Director of Artistic Personnel...... Frank Honts Kimberly LaBerge, Becca Marten, Literary Manager...... Deanie Vallone Catie O’Donnell, Hope Parow, Manager of Artistic Training...... Lina Chambers Alayna Perry, Abbey Pitchford, Artistic Administrator...... Dylan K. Sladky Brandite Reed, Tony Roman, Casting Resident...... Thaddeus Kaszuba Evan Szymkowski, Kayla Tillisch, Dontrell Williams ASSOCIATE ARTISTS Ayad Akhtar (Playwright), Lee E. Ernst (Actor), Laura FINANCE Gordon (Actor/Director), Angela Iannone (Actor), Todd Chief Financial Officer...... Mark Wyss Edward Ivins (Scenic and Costume Designer), Dan Senior Accountant...... Derrik Dickinson Kazemi (Composer/Musician), Marc Kudisch (Actor), Accounting Associate...... James Kaplan Reese Madigan (Actor), Jeff Nellis (Lighting Designer), Accounting Associate...... Cristina Hughes James Pickering (Actor), Aaron Posner (Director), Todd Rosenthal (Scenic Designer), Eric Simonson (Director/ Playwright), Lindsay Smiling (Actor), Deborah Staples MAINTENANCE (Actor), Nathaniel Stampley (Actor), John Tanner Chief Building Engineer...... Rob Lininger (Composer/Musician) Engineers...... Todd Ross, Maurice Goodwin Part-Time Engineers...... Yuselff Dismukes, Ray Herrera, A.J. King COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Director of Community Engagement...... Leah Harris Manager of Community Engagement...... Erick Ledesma Public Allies AmeriCorps Apprentice...... Yeyliz Martinez

DEVELOPMENT Chief Development Officer...... Chuck Rozewicz Director of Development...... Amy Dorman Major Gifts Officer...... Alli Engelsma-Mosser Associate Director of Development, Events & Stewardship...... Morgen Clarey Associate Director of Development, Institutional Giving...... Cassidy Skorija Donor Database Manager...... Stephan Thomas

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MARKETING & STACKNER CABARET PRODUCTION Chief Marketing Officer...... Lisa Fulton Director of Production...... Jared Clarkin Director of Marketing...... Cara McMullin Associate Production Manager...... Kaitlyn Anderson Marketing Manager...... Eliana Reed Assistant Production Manager...... Maram Samaha Graphic Designers...... Eric Reda, Benton Melbourne, Jeff Meyer Costumes Photographer...... Michael Brosilow Costume Director...... Nicholas Hartman Marketing Intern...... Terese Radke Assistant Costume Director...... Katharine Engelen Costume Shop Design Assistant...... Madeline Corson Sales & Audience Services Senior Draper...... Alexander B. Tecoma Director of Sales...... Jeremy Scott Tailor...... Jef Ouwens Associate Director of Sales...... Jaime Lacy First Hand...... Jessica H. Jaeger Group Sales Manager...... Joyce Hanin Draper...... Leslie Vaglica Group Sales Manager...... Jess Shake Costume Crafts Artisan...... Haley Jaeger Audience Services Manager...... Rachel Poston Stitchers...... Katie Leonard, Carol Ross Assistant Audience Services Manager...... Joni Pierce Costume Construction Resident...... Veronica Vickas Audience Services Representatives...... Evone Harris, Wig Master & Makeup Supervisor...... Lara Leigh Dalbey Zachary Dean Lachowicz, Emily Lange, Stylist...... Kevin McElroy, Robert Laurence Studio Samantha Gill, Colleen Hayes, Wig Assistant...... Emily Christofferson Jenna Lassila, Johnell Major-Wesley, Wardrobe Supervisor...... Robert T. Sharon Elisabeth Markman, Olivia Mauseth, Wardrobe Resident...... Elizabeth Gerwick Julie Meadows Wardrobe...... Amelia Strahan

Media Lighting & Video Director of Media Relations...... Frances White Lighting and Video Director...... Aaron Lichamer PR & Content Director...... Tegan Gaetano Assistant Lighting Design Resident...... Olivia DeLuca PR Assistant...... Laura Ellingen Electrician Resident...... Sage Weber-Shirk Video Producer...... Kevin Viol PR Intern...... Carson Roufus Sound Sound Director...... J Jumbelic House Operations Front of House Operations Manager...... Jamie Ziolkowski Props Senior House Manager...... Aaron Suggs Properties Director...... Jim Guy House Manager...... Maranda Moton-Weston Props Crafts Artisan...... Carly Anders, Tayler Varney Stackner House Managers...... Bailey Kissack, Soft Props Artisan...... Jennifer M. Higgins Jacob Whalen Props Carpenter/Artisan...... Erik Lindquist Concierge/Gift Shop Associates...... Becky Demler, Prop Graphics Artist...... Mindy Knoll Cionna Dorsey-Satchell, Adrianne Essex, Maranda Moton-Weston Scenic Co-Technical Director...... John Houtler-McCoy Co-Technical Director...... Sean Walters Stackner Cabaret Restaurant Asst. Technical Director...... Danny Halminiak Executive Chef...... Chris Feldmann TD Apprentice...... Joseph Fry Operations Manager...... Shannon Stich Charge Scenic Artist...... Jim Medved Inventory & Events Manager...... Claire Rydzik Lead Scenic Artist...... Shannon Mann Assistant Manager...... Darian Emerson Scenic Artist...... Chrissy Piontek Bar Manager...... James Passow Assistant Stagehand...... Caleb Woodring Cabaret Staff...... Jacob Abrams, Michael Anderson, Tiffany Blackburn, Stage Management Kathleen Borchardt, Alex Cybela, Production Stage Manager...... Kimberly Carolus Dylan Damkoehler, Ashley Ellingson, Stage Managers...... Richelle Harrington Calin, Madison Geszvain, Kelly Heimann, David Hartig, Martie Barthel, Cassandra Johnson, Hannah Johnson, Tara Kelly, Rebecca Lindsey, Troy Key, Frenisha Lathan, Kira Neighbors, Kate Ocker, Angela Livermore, Sara Longley, Brooke Redler, Sara Sheets, James Muehleisen, Mary Muehleisen, Emily Wright Olivia Passow, Amber Rydzik, Stage Management Fellow...... Josh Hart Kristin Rydzik, Daniel Soto, Stage Management Residents...... Abbi Hess, Crystal Thompson, Charles Wallace, Krista Kanderski Odell White Resident Stagehands & Carpenters Bill Burgardt, Erin Collopy, Steve Gillingham, Rick Grilli, Kate McSorley, Aaron Siegmann, Robert Schultz, Andrew Sours, Neil Wargolet, Jim Zinky

West Side Story - 29 MILWAUKEE REPERTORY THEATER BOARD OF TRUSTEES President TRUSTEES Gregory C. Oberland Ayad Akhtar Matt Bartel Vice President, Development Ivor Benjamin Gina Peter Wendy W. Blumenthal Melanie Booth Vice President, Trustees and President-Elect Mike Carter Catherine Robinson Jane Chernof Marybeth Cottrill Secretary Amy Croen Bladen Burns Robert H. Duffy Molly Kubly Fritz Treasurer Andres Gonzalez James Phillips William Guc John Halechko At Large Bryan House Warren Buliox John Hunzinger, P.E. Tom Irgens At Large Lynda Johnson Judy Hansen Bradley J. Kalscheur David Kundert At Large Phoebe Lewis Robert H. Manegold Joan Lubar Kristine Lueders At Large Mark Niedfeldt, M.D. Linda Marcus Adam Peck James Phelps Joe Pickart Karen Plunkett Caran Quadracci Christopher Rowland Craig Swan Deborah Tomczyk Nicholas Wahl

FRIENDS OF THE REP BOARD President Members Steph O’Connor Terry Bell Jaclyn Jecha Immediate Past President Janet Kaldhusal Aileen Smith Drew Martin Emily McKeown VP External Affairs Vic Passante Melita Biese Suzanne Powell Craig Warnecke VP Fundraising Karen Weinberg Terry Sutter Les Wilson

VP Internal Services Susan Herro

Secretary Erin Burgess

Treasurer Jim Mergener

30 - West Side Story SUSTAINING TRUSTEES These former Rep Trustees continue their engagement through performance attendance, a minimum annual contribution of $250, and/or potential membership in the Limelight Legacy Society. Richard Abdoo Kathleen Gray Tonen (Sara) O’Connor Joaquín Altoro Edward T. Hashek Elaine N. Peterson Patsy Aster Jill Heavenrich Anthony Petullo Jay Baker Jacqueline Herd-Barber Gwen Plunkett Katharine Banzhaf Peter Hotz Elizabeth Quadracci-Harned James E. Braza Janet Hume Kristine Rappé Joyce G. Broan Stephen Isaacson Dr. John E. Ridley John Crichton Judy Jorgensen Allen N. Rieselbach Danny Cunningham J. Patrick Keyes Joseph A. Rock Karen Dean John Kordsmeier Darlene Rose Mark J. Diliberti Frank Krejci Micky Sadoff George A. Dionisopoulos Arthur J. Laskin Joseph Schlidt Robert Dye James LaVelle James Schloemer Norman Dyer David J. Lubar Thomas Scrivner Stephen Einhorn Marianne Lubar Edward Seaberg James D. Ericson Susan Lueger Brenda Skelton Susan Esslinger Audrey A. Mann Patrick Smith Robert Feitler Vince Martin Robert Taylor David Fleck Patti Brash McKeithan Renee Tyson Timothy C. Frautschi Venora McKinney Stephen VanderBloemen Ann Gallagher Sandra McSweeney W. Kent Velde Patrick Gallagher Richard Meeusen Karin Werner Katherine M. Gehl Donna Meyer Stacy Williams Lloyd A. Gerlach Douglas Mickelson Andrew Ziegler Cecilia Gilbert Dwight L. Morgan Anne Gimbel Abigail J. Nash

PRESIDENTS’ COUNCIL James Braza Larry Jost Patricia Brash McKeithan Joyce Broan John L. Kordsmeier Donna Meyer Lloyd A. Gerlach Frank Frejci Gregory C. Oberland Judy Hansen Susan A. Lueger Edward Seaberg Jacqueline Herd-Barber Robert H. Manegold W. Kent Velde Vincent L. Martin

LIMELIGHT LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS The Limelight Legacy Society is a group of visionary donors who support Milwaukee Rep through a planned gift. New members as of May 1, 2019 are in bold. If you want to learn more about membership opportunities and benefits, please contact Alli Engelsma-Mosser at 414-290-5366 or [email protected]. George R. Affeldt, Jr. Deborah Fugenschuh and Mark Hinchey Vivian Moller Sharee Allain and David Schertz Bill and Susanne Gay Bob and Jan Montgomery Gerald and Gail Baccetti Jeff Glock and Jane Reilly Charles and Barbara Murphy Bob Balderson Sara L. Grotenrath and James Pech Greg and Rhonda Oberland John and Carol Bannen Delphine Gurzynski Karen Ellen Owens Katharine Banzhaf Richard and Susan Hackl Elaine N. Peterson Adam and Megan Bauman Sybille Hamilton Gwen Plunkett Chad Bauman and Justin Dunleavy Arlene Hansen Ronald and Barbara Poe Mark and Victoria Benskin Judy Hansen Milan Racic Mark Biehl Leland Hansen David and Pat Rierson Ralph Bielenberg Edward Hashek and John Jors Sara Risley Melita Biese Dr. Lawrence Howards Gayle Rosemann and Paul McElwee Joyce G. Broan Janet Kellogg Hume Ed Seaberg and Patrick Smith Mark E. Carstensen and Mary M. Horton Cathryn Jakicic Roger and Margery Senn Jane and Stephen Chernof Deb and Peter Johnson Brenda Skelton and Jim Bendtsen Mark Clements and Kelley Faulkner Bradley J. Kalscheur Aileen M. Smith Chris and Judi Collins Richard and Diane Kane Terry R. Sutter Diane Dalton Margaret Knitter John and Kine Torinus Randall Daut and Patricia Ryan Christine Krause Harry and Mary Beth Van Groll Susan and Bill Dawicke David and Camille Kundert Judy Van Till Robert and Karen Dean Sandra L. Laedtke Paul Vandeveld Carol Z. Dolphin James and Mary LaVelle Kent and Marcia Velde Rosemarie Eierman Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn E. Licht Greg and Jodi Wait Roma Eiseman Robert and Susan Lueger David and Cheryl Walker Don Ellingsen Carol and Rob Manegold Barbara Wesener Susan and Gee Esslinger Jim and Sally Mergener Stacy and Blair Williams David and Janet Fleck Anthony and Donna Meyer Paul and Sandy Wysocki West Side Story - 31 2019/20 DONORS The following list represents organizations and individuals who have made a cumulative financial contribution to our Annual Operating Budget of $100 or more from June 10, 2018 – August 10, 2019. For a complete list of all our supporters, please visit www.MilwaukeeRep.com.

Corporation, Foundation and Government Giving $1 million + The Gardner Foundation United Performing Arts Fund (UPAF) William N. and Janice V. Godfrey Family Foundation Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors Youth $100,000 – $999,999 Foundation The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation Evan and Marion Helfaer Foundation Herzfeld Foundation Dorothy Inbusch Foundation Shubert Foundation KPMG Camille A. Lonstorf Trust $50,000 – $99,999 Marquette Associates, Inc. CAMPAC Michael Best Four-Four Foundation Milwaukee Arts Board Milwaukee Public Schools Charles D. Ortgiesen Foundation Northwestern Mutual Jane Bradley Pettit Foundation Rockwell Automation Phoenix Investors Wells Fargo PricewaterhouseCoopers Quarles & Brady LLP $25,000 – $49,999 Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren S.C. Bader Philanthropies Spano Pratt Executive Search Patty and Jay Baker Foundation Townsend Foundation BMO The VanderBloemen Group LLC The Friends of The Rep West Bend Mutual Insurance Company Greater Milwaukee Foundation Husch Blackwell LLP $500-$999 Johnson Controls RSM US LLP Kohl’s Corporation National Endowment for the Arts $250 – $499 Actors’ Equity Foundation, Inc. $10,000 – $24,999 The Brookby Foundation Associated Bank Demmer Charitable Trust Participants in the Matching Gift Program Fiduciary Management AmazonSmile Godfrey & Kahn S. C. American Family Insurance Dreams Foundation Harley-Davidson Foundation American Transmission Company LLC Frieda & William Hunt Memorial Trust Baird The Charles E. Kubly Foundation Eaton Corporation The Marcus Corporation Edward Jones PNC ExxonMobil Foundation Potawatomi Hotel & Casino GE Foundation Rogers Behavioral Health GE Healthcare Studio Gear Greater Milwaukee Foundation We Energies Foundation Bucyrus Foundation, Inc. Wisconsin Arts Board IBM Corporation Illinois Tool Works Inc. $1,000 – $9,999 Johnson Controls Foundation ANON Charitable Trust JPMorgan Chase Foundation Baird KPMG Burke Properties Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program CG Schmidt, Inc. Reader’s Digest Foundation Chase Family Foundation Rockwell International Corp. Trust Matching Gift Cream City Foundation Program Eppstein Uhen Architects Target Ernst & Young, LLP Verizon Foundation Ralph Evinrude Foundation We Energies Foundation Foley & Lardner Wells Fargo

Milwaukee Rep welcomes gifts of securities and stocks. If you plan to make such a gift, please notify the Development Department at 414-290-0717 so we can properly credit and acknowledge your generosity.

32 - West Side Story 2019/20 DONORS Individual Giving

Luminary ($100,000+) Kristine and Wayne Lueders Dr. Mark and Nancy Smuckler Anonymous Robert and Susan Lueger Jud Snyder Kevin and Roseann Lyons Charitable Fund Nita Soref Visionary ($50,000-$99,999) Vince and Jan Martin Brian Stark and Debra Altshul-Stark Bladen and Julia Burns Abigail and David Nash Mike and Peg Uihlein Carol and Rob Manegold Drs. Mark and Jennifer Niedfeldt Judy Van Till Sally Manegold Adam and Laura Peck Kent and Marcia Velde Plunkett Family Foundation Jim Phillips Wilfred Wollner Joel and Caran Quadracci Joe and Katie Pickart Joe and Mary Ann Zompa Christine Symchych and Jim McNulty William and Linda Priebe Julia and David Uihlein Paul and Patricia Purcell Playwright ($1,500-$2,499) Chris Rowland Anonymous (2) Artistic Producer ($25,000-$49,999) Curtis and Deborah Tomczyk Helen Ambuel Anonymous (2) David and Cheryl Walker Robert and Peggy Arfman Greg and Rhonda Oberland Teddy and Karin Werner Amy Argall Gina and Eric Peter Stacy and Blair Williams Bob Barthel Catherine and Buddy Robinson Richard and Diana Barthel Gayle Rosemann and Paul McElwee Designer ($2,500-$4,999) Mark Biehl Craig and Mara Swan Anonymous William and Barbara Boles Fran and Lowell Adams Cheri and Tom Briscoe Producer ($10,000-$24,999) Richard and Sara Aster Randal and Mary Lynn Brotherhood Anonymous (2) Gary and Mithra Ballesteros Bruce and Marsha Camitta Gretta Assaly Katharine Banzhaf Chris and Judi Collins Michael Barber and Jacqueline Herd-Barber Chad Bauman and Justin Dunleavy Jim and Marybeth Cottrill Richard and Jo Ann Beightol Donna and Donald Baumgartner Antony and Nikki D’Cruz Mark and Karen Bitzan Warren Buliox Sandy and George Dionisopoulos Melanie and Steve Booth Elaine Burke Jim Ericson Robert C. Burrell Timothy and Kathleen Carr Susan and Gee Esslinger Croen Foundation, Inc. James Cauley and Brenda Andrews Jeff and Kelly Fitzsimmons Tom and Molly Duffey Mark Clements and Kelley Faulkner Peter Foote and Robin Wilson Suzy B. Ettinger Foundation Guy and Kathy Crane Rick and Liz Gebhardt Judy Hansen Sue D’Alessio Greater Milwaukee Foundation Keyes Family Jeff Drope and Victoria Teerlink Margaret Heminway Wells Fund Connie and John Kordsmeier Kirt and Dixie Fiegel Susan and Howard Hopwood Fund Phoebe Lewis James and Ellen Flesch JB Fund David and Madeleine Lubar Don Fraker and Maja Jurisic Delphine Gurzynski John and Linda Mellowes Karen and Gardner Friedlander Laurie Hazzard Milan Racic Rob Gardenier and Lori Morse Dave and Judy Hecker Ed Seaberg and Patrick Smith Franklyn and M. Anne Gimbel Patricia Herro Carlene and Andrew Ziegler Clark and Lauri Green Steven and Karen Huser Richard Grunke and William Grasch Jason and Hannah Jahn Director ($5,000-$9,999) John J. Halechko and Marc Colletti Maureen Kania Swokowski Anonymous Leland Hansen Kristine Kile Adlon Partnership Carla H. Hay Paul and Amy Kolo Isabel Bader Katie Heil Robert and Gail Korb Bob Balderson Peter and Linda Hotz Christine Krause Kellen and Matt Bartel Henry and Margery Howard Steven Liszewski Ivor and Carol Benjamin Kenton and Janet Howenstine Dr. Brent and Susan Martin Wendy and Warren Blumenthal Jewish Community Foundation Teresa and David May Curt and Sue Culver Micaela Levine and Tom St. John Donor Jim and Sally Mergener Thomas J. and Deborah W. Degnan Advised Fund Bob and Jan Montgomery Margaret Dethloff and Terri Zeh Mike and Marie Johnson The Mosher Family Foundation Dr. Eric A. Durant Richard and Tracey Klein Family Charitable Chris and Ninveh Neuman Four-Four Foundation Trust Dr. David Paris Molly and David Fritz Mark and Jenny Kopetsky Scott Patulski and Kristine Krause Patrick D. Gallagher Marina and Frank Krejci Alan and Carol Pohl Andres Gonzalez David and Jean Lauer Dr. and Mrs. Dean Pratt Peter and Beth Gottsacker Ray and Dawne Manista Jonas and Sylvia Prising Greater Milwaukee Foundation Jeannie Mantz Mrs. Susan B. Purtell Anthony and Andrea Bryant Family Fund Daniel J. and Constance P. McCarty Jim and Lys Reiskytl Norman and Lucy Cohn Family Fund Merle and Sandra McDonald Susan Riedel Judith A. Keyes Family Fund Patti McKeithan Paul and Lynn Rix Donna and Tony Meyer Fund Robert and Susan Mikulay Richard and Karen Rodgers John and Sue Harrits Vivian Moller John and Debbie Roesner Bryan and Rebecca House Keith and Jane Nosbusch Patrick W. Schmidt and Dewey J. Caton John and Marci Hunzinger Elaine N. Peterson Richard and Mary Schnell Jewish Community Foundation James and Morgan Phelps James and Elaine Sweet Stephen and Jane Chernof Donor Fred Pike and Cecilia Taylor Elizabeth Vaeth Advised Fund David and Roberta Remstad Dr. and Mrs. Paul Weisman Lynda Johnson Allen and Pat Rieselbach Eric and Sarah Whyte Judy and Gary Jorgensen Meredith and Thomas Scrivner Ruth DeYoung Kohler Sue and Bud Selig Stage Manager ($1,000-$1,499) David and Camille Kundert John and Kristin Sheehan Anonymous (3) Joan Lubar and John Crouch Clark and Diane Slipher Matteo Alioto West Side Story - 33 2019/20 DONORS Joaquín Altoro and Claudia Villarreal Richard and Lynn Wesolek Adam and Carole Glass David and Carol Anderson Jay and Laura Wigdale Henry Goetzinger Astor Street Foundation Larry and Geli Golopol Brian and Rebekah Barsch Principal Actor ($500-$999) Frank and Renee Gonzales Jackie Behnke Anonymous (7) Dr. Burton E. Goodman and Harriet Cristin and Jonathan Bock Richard and Joan Abdoo Bocksenbaum Larry Bonney Mike and Tia Abuls Greater Milwaukee Foundation Frank and Caryl Briscoe Jim and Terri Alioto Anonymous B. Lauren and Margaret Charous Sharee Allain and David Schertz Donald and Barbara Abert Fund Steve and Nancy Check Tom and Kathy Alpren Bechthold Family Fund Beverly Colton Dorothy Anderson Nancy E. Hack Fund Russell and Sandra Dagon Keith and Paula Anderson Hepburn “Bootstrap” Foundation Carol Z. Dolphin Michael and Rita Becker Schoonenberg Family Foundation Fund Bob and Teri Duffy Scott Beightol and Desiree Erickson Paul and Christine Grebe Gary Fait Beightol James Green Feitler Family Fund Terry Bell Thomas and Mary Grossman Thomas Fladeland James and Andrea Bennett Honorable Michael and Barbara Guolee Thomas and Marcia Flanagan Bill and Betsie Berrien Steve and Karen Guy Chris and Rory Foley Geoffrey and Karen Bilda Charles and Elizabeth Haas Jane M. Foster Greg Bird Paul and Gloria Halverson Jack Gebhardt and Deborah McKeithan- John Bjork, MD and Colleen Cornelius Amy Harker-Murray Gebhardt Bob Blitzke and Jane Grogan Dale and Sara Harmelink Cecilia Gilbert James Boerner Thomas Harty and Sharon Safford Harty Jason and Diep Graham Robert and Sharon Brenner John Haydon and Grace McBain-Haydon Greater Milwaukee Foundation Bradley Brin and Glenna Cose John Healy and Mary L. Tobin Joan and Peter W. Bruce Fund James Brown and Ann Brophy Robert and Amy Heinrich Bernadine and Stephen Graff Fund Bruce and Joan Butterfield Erik Hekkers Journal Foundation Daniel and Allison Byrne Mary Beth Holloway Carmen Haberman Phil and Anne Callen Kevin and Debra Hood Glen and Claire Hackmann Bruce and Kathi Campbell Dante and Jennifer Houston Edward Hashek and John Jors Carolyn Campion Stephen and Roberta Isaacson Ralph and Bonnie Hensel Jose Carlino Valerie Jablonka David and Darcy Hinz Kathleen Cepelka A. W. Janikowsky Ron Hofer and Kathleen Gray Susan Cerletty Jewish Community Foundation Jewish Community Foundation Mark and Terri Chelmowski Eileen and Howard Dubner Donor Pam Kriger Donor Advised Fund Walt and Aleta Chossek Advised Fund Sherwood E. and Libby S. Temkin Donor Joseph and Julie Chusid Dorene and Phil Paley Donor Advised Advised Fund Jay and Roxanne Ciatti Fund Deb and Peter Johnson Adam and Jennifer Ciralsky Dan and Pat Johansen Dr. Jack and Myrna Kaufman Bunny and Ron Cohen Mary Johnson John and Bronwen Knappenberger Mary and James M. Connelly John Jump Don and Barb Koehler David and Janice Cronin Evan and Paula Kaiser Lilane Koehn Mace Matt Cudney Richard and Diane Kane Anthony and Susan Krausen Christine Culver Tom Karakis and Colleen Lese Nancy and Arthur Laskin Danny and Jolinda Cunningham Debra Katz Graham Lewis Jeff Davis and Rachel Schneider Judith Katz Dr. Paul Loewenstein and Jody Kaufman Susan Dawicke Allan Kauth Loewenstein Robert and Karen Dean Raymond and Susan Kehm Doug and Vicky McManus Mary Paula Dix Michael and Christy Kellman Barbara McMath Doug Doers Brian and Mary Lou Kennedy Pamela Meyer Thomas and Mary Domer Sang and Jiyeon Kim Lynn Minella John and Jean Donovan John and Debbie Kissinger Don and Renee Mondano Tom Dorner and Sylvia Pratt Klassen Remodeling John O’Hare Tom and Bette Drought Glenn Kleiman and Gisela Terner Alan and Kathleen Olsen The Duback Family Charitable Fund Margaret Knight David Olson and Claire Fritsche Michael and Janet Durham Robert and Naomi Knoll Joseph R. Pabst Charitable Fund William E. Eastham Vincent and Cathy Kotnik Larry and Teri Pavelec Paul and Paula Eberle Henry Krokosky and Char Schall-Krokosky Don Petersen and Corinthia Van Orsdol Stewart Edwards and Joanne Danforth Bruce Kruger and Margaret Herrick Carol Porth Jan Effinger Sandy Laedtke Brian and Amber Regan Richard and Patricia Ehlert Eric Larson and Susan Lewis Ronald and Micky Sadoff Dale and Mary Erickson William and Judith Laste Wayne and Christine Sage Evelyn Ericson Kaye and Prakash Laud Pat Schlick Rick and Karen Esenberg Perry Lieuallen and Darcy McManus Jim and Andrea Schloemer Robert and Kristin Fewel Dawn Lindsey Richard and Jean Schmalfeld Kenneth Finkel and Jane Delzer Richard and Roberta London Thomas and Lori Schuster Renae and Christopher Flowers Franklin Loo and Sally Long Paul and Christy Schwan Kari and Bill Foote Robert and Mary Loots Linda L. Sell, MD Kurt and Kay Frederick Paul and Patty Lucca Dianne Spector Allan F. and Mary Ellen Froehlich James and Ann Maher A.J. Star Richard S. and Ann L. Gallagher Linda and Greg Marcus Emily and Joseph Steiner Bill and Susanne Gay Lee Marquardt Kathy Thornton-Bias Rod and Linda Gehrig Andy and Janet Martin Harry and Mary Beth Van Groll Tony and Mary Gentine Joseph Masterson Diane Kippenhan-Vollmer and James Burzoe and Nancy Ghandhi Mateo Family Trust Vollmer Jon and Nancy Gilmore Debesh and Linda Mazumdar 34 - West Side Story 2019/20 DONORS Maureen and Michael McCabe Nicki Usinger Shannon and Jennifer Burns Bernard and Susan McCartan Richard Uspel Susan Burns Tom and Renee McCutcheon Sheryl Van Haren Peter and Laurie Byrne Dan and Jill McElroy Dave and Katy Vetta Lewis Charles Cadkin and Susan Elizabeth Jere McGaffey Greg and Carla Von Roenn Cadkin Living Trust Daryl and Rita Melzer Greg and Jodi Wait Trish Calvy Steve and Ann Merkow Paul Wanat Sally Castle Howard and Sara Miller Jack and Margaret Ward Thomas and Gisela Chelimsky Gregory and Susan Milleville Robert and Kathleen Warner John and Marilyn Christiansen Claudia and Joseph Moll Ruth Way Patricia and Secily Clason Mark Molot and Jequitta Kain Molot Neal and Cathy Wegner Jeffrey Coleman Gene and Linda Moore Sue Wells Rochelle Connor William and Patricia Moren Alan and Kathy Werth Rev. David E. Cooper Barbara and Charles Murphy Louisa Ann Wertzler Marilyn Corlew Jerry and Lori Murphy Alberta Whitaker Donald and Suzanne Cornell Jim and Betty Jo Nelsen Susan Wiegner Constance Crooks The Nelson-Zirzow Fund Frank and Vera Wilson Diane Dalton David and Jaclyn Ness Norm and Prati Wojtal Mark and Julie Darnieder John and Jane Niebler Robert L. Woodbury Larry and Eileen Dean Paul and Kathrine Noran Pete and Penny Woodcock Tom DeChant Chandra and Chris Novoa Scott and Jean Wrobbel Laura DeGolier Chris and Anne Noyes Mike and Nancy Yttre Shane and Keri Delsman Andy Nunemaker Mark and Evonne Zalewski Jane Dennis Sarah Oberhofer Gertrude Zauner Kurt Deprey and Michael Murray Thomas and Elaine Pagedas Paul and Katherine Zavada Nancy Desjardins John and Carol Pauly Eve Joan Zucker Lloyd Dickinson and Kristin Bergstrom Matthew and Laurie Piette Dennis Dirkx Bruce and Candy Pindyck Supporting Actor ($250-$499) Candance Doerr-Stevens Ronald Putzer Anonymous (13) Bridget Donahue Edwin and Beverly Puzia Selmalyn Allison Henry Duffrin Phil and Lynell Raiche Nancy Amacher Kathie and Bob Dye Thomas Raimann and Mick Dwyer Val and Bonne Anderson Sally Edgett Jim and Kris Rappé Bob and Kathleen Anger Eugene and Jean Eisman Toby Recht Barbara Armstrong Nelson Ellis Robert and Pamela Reily Jeff Arp Dr. Dennis and Cecile Engel Donald Riegelman and Kathryn Rouse Laurie Asbeck-Hickman Christina Englund Roger Ritzow James and Kathleen Awe Bradley and Abigail Engstrand Daniel and Anna Robbins Richard and Amy Balge Paul and Karen Erickson Curt and Patty Robinson John and Carol Bannen Emily Errthum Peter and Connie Roop Paul and Elizabeth Bargren Bryan and Lyn Eskra Darlene and Willie Rose Barbara Baron Nathan and Susan Fair Rhoda Runzheimer Jim and Nora Barry Lisa Feldmeier James Sanger and Mary Newton Martha Barry Jeannie and Noah Fenceroy Richard A. Sauts Jr. and Diane K. O’Connor Mike and Ellen Bartel Christine L. Fenner Eric Schluter Carla and Burt Bartlett Dr. Michael and Terry Fetherston Dean and Diane Schmelzer Jane Batten Alexis Fielek Judy and Tom Schmid Doris Bauer Michael Fielek Bob and Carol Schmidt Charles and Nancy Bauer-King Mary Lou Findley Richard and Nicole Schmidt Thomas Bauldry and Thomas Czisny Mary Teresa Flaherty Don and Laura Schmitt Kevin Baumgart Janet and David Fleck Tom and Lois Schneider Paul and Lianne Becht Eric and Bridget Fonstad James and Kathi Scholler Nina Beck Bruce and Kathy Ford Ted Schulte Donald Becker Natalie Frankel Robert Schweers Natalie Beckwith William and Joy Franson Allison Scrivner Monica Beitzel Tim and Sue Frautschi Hallie Sebena Mary and Dan Benedum John and Jane Frederick Scott and Dulcie Shoener Gerald and Sydell Bergtrom Robert Freiboth Joseph Silvers and Amy Rabideau Silvers Arthur and Carolee Beutler Gerald and Patricia Freitag Patrick and Janet Sinks David Beyer George Frick Aileen M. Smith Ralph Bielenberg Stephen and Gail Froehlich Jon and Kris Sohn Big Art Thomas and Deborah Gannon Joan Spector Marsi Black Ralph and Paula Garcia Alec Stapleton Barry Blackwell and Kathleen Eilers Katherine M. Gehl Charles and Jennifer Stearns Edward and Amy Blumenthal Tracy Geimer Judith A. Steinke Mike and Mary Bohren Thomas Giese Angela and Jayson Stemo Paul Bosanac Jeff Glock and Jane Reilly Robert Storm and Catherine Shaw Scott and Sandy Botcher Lawrence and Hannah Goodman Gregory Strowig Gene Braaksma and Rebecca Bardwell Michael Goodspeed and Gail Waring Loring M. Talsky John and Sandra Braun Dale and Mary Graves Thomas Tang Troy Bretl Greater Green Bay Community Foundation James and Leigh Ann Tidey Liz and Larry Brewer Wiers Family Fund Catherine Tikkanen Carla Brockman Greater Milwaukee Foundation Sara Toenes Carol Brown Mary and Charles Kamps Fund Gile and Linda Tojek Tom and Joanne Brown John and Tameica Greene Renee and Joseph Tyson Building Waters Inc. Jim Gremminger Deanna Uradnicek Chris Burgener and Linda Loke Dan and Sue Haislmaier West Side Story - 35 2019/20 DONORS Tom and Deirdre Halat Patrick Layden Patrick and Peggy Remfrey Arlene Hansen Larry and Mary LeBlanc Dr. John and Theresa Ridley Dr. James and Mary Ann Hanson John and LaVonne Leonard William and Carol Roche Rebecca Harms Justine Leonard Joseph A. and Sarah Rock Cliff and Susan Hartmann Lloyd and Sheri Levin Mary Roepke Jim and Marge Hartwig Mark and Cindy Levy Brigid Rooney Jill Heavenrich Rita Lewenauer Barry Rosenblatt Hilda Heglund Dr. James and Jacqueline Lichty Daniel and Carolyn Roskom Thomas and Catherine Heinen David and Mary Ann Lillich Bob Rothacker and Connie Gavin Richard and Jean Herman Mary Lillydahl Donald and Edith Rouse Drs. Daniel and Nancy Herrell Dennis and Theresa Lowder Gerard and Susan Ruedinger Earl and Eugenie Hildebrandt Richard and Sherry Lundell Peter and Mary Runde Alan and Jean Hilgeman David Lundin and Agnes Lun Catherine Rynkiewicz Donald Hill Scott and Joyce Lutzow Mark Sabin and Mary Moberg Sabin Ruth and John Hoenick John and Audrey Makowski Tom and Judy Saeger Hugh and Robin Hoffman Jack and Joan Malin Mark Sauter Andrew and Paula Holman Benjamin and Ellen Mandelman Mike and Jan Schade Gary Holmes and Susan Holding Louis and Edythe Manza Ruth Schauer Hal Horneffer Jacqueline Margis The Wilbert and Genevieve Schauer Michael and Calley Hostad Robert Marold and Diane Boldt Foundation Megann Hubbard Jewel Martin Roger and Cindy Schaus George and Valerie Huhnke Dan and Ada McAdams Elliott Schnackenberg Richard and Esther Huiting Katherine McCombe Nancy Schneiders Peter and Ashley Hundt Alan and Nancy Meier George Schroeder and Mary Arenberg Myra Huth Dean Meier Barry Schulman and Cheryl Wolf-Schulman William and Karen Irwin Robert Meldman Beverly Schwabe Michael Isaacson Charles Mesec Neal and Jeanne Seidler Roy H. Jablonka Jill Meyers Dr. Robert and Caryl Sewell Edward and Barbara Jacob Douglas and Annette Mickelson Barbara Shreves Donald Jarchow Dennis and Judith Milbrath Jason and Kristin Shuler Jewish Community Foundation Jay Miller and Donna Faw Mark and Bonnie Siegel Joan and Michael Friedman Donor Kenneth Miller and Margaret Blodgett Sandi Siegel Advised Fund Robert and Jane Mitchell Kim Sienko Bill and Idy Goodman Family Donor Arthur Moats Robert and Cindy Simon Advised Fund Debra Moore David Simpson and Debbie Schmidt Lois Malawsky Donor Advised Fund Bernie Mrazik and Jeanie Jerde Leslie and Marcia Singer Dorothy and Merton Rotter Donor Emily Mueller Gail Sklodowska Advised Fund Andreas Mueller-Blecking Jean Smith Bryon and Gwen Johnson David Munoz Katherine Smith David and Mel Johnson Jim and Mary Fran Murray Muriel Smith-Gross Roy and Kathleen Johnson Jack and Lucia Murtaugh Dr. Marilyn Smits Eric and Stacy Jossart Sue Nelsen Margaret Sohm John and Coral Kaczynski Karen Nelson Joyce and Albert Solochek Marlene Kagen Vern and Kay Nelson Barbra Kohl-Spiro and Hertzl Spiro Chuck Kahn and Patti Keating Kahn Joel and Donna Nettesheim John and Mary Splude Wendy Kamerling Jerry Niemiec James and Kathleen Springer Mark and Ginny Kannenberg Paul and Carolyn Noelke Lorand and Cindy Spyers-Duran Jean Kapolnek Bob and Julie Norman Carol Sroka Timothy and Mary Keane Joe Nutt Steven Stall and Jenny Paris-Stall Tom and Judy Keenan Tonen O’Connor Jerrel and Judith Stanley Ellen Kellen Herbert and Karen Oechler Randel Steele and Margaret Gonzales Marilyn Kennedy Marcia M. Olen John Stern Robert and Judy Kettler Ed Olson and Linda Caldart-Olson Gillian Stewart Valeria Key Jim and Claire Olson Michael and Linda Stolz Scott Kindness Steve and Heide Olson Bill and Judith Stone Russell and Rose Marie Knoth Eric Oquist and Heather Deaton George and Eileen Stone Martin Kohler Mark and Laurie Pasch Richard and Susan Strait Kurt and Jean Kozma Barry and Trish Paul Dave and Kathy Sturgill Terry and Mary Krall Frank and Joanne Paulus Marjorie Sutton Lee and Bonita Kraus Mari Pavleje Geoffrey Swain John and Diane Kretsch Sandra Pendell The Syburg Family John and Susan Krezoski Debby Penzkover Barry and Sue Szymanski Stanley Kritzik Matthew Perta Thomas and Katharine Tanty Kevin Kruschke Mark and Julie Petri Robert Taylor Harvey Kurtz and Yvonne Larme Marlyene Pfeiffer John Teevan Barbara Kutchera Kristine Phillips William Thiemann Janet LaBrie Jerry and Jill Polacheck Dean and Kathy Thome Tom and Sally Ladky Frank and Melanie Popa Lynn Tolcott Gary and Doris Langbruttig Susan Porter Mark and Christina Toth William and Jeanne Lange Earl Potter Thomas and Patricia Towers Dan and Kathy Larsen Richard Poulson and Janet Bean Charles Trainer and Anne Booth Dennis and Jeanne Larsen Les and Wendy Proctor Andrea Turke Steen and Janice Larsen Donald and Judith Rafenstein Natalie Verette Jim and Teri Larson Donald and Mary Ellen Ralfs Brendan Vierk Jason and Kristy Lavann Patrick and Noreen Regan Bernadette Vitola Eugene and Gwen Lavin Suzann Reichley Vincent and Sarah Vogelsang

36 - West Side Story 2019/20 DONORS Richard Waak Charles Baumgardner and Susan Jans James and Martha Clark Benjamin and Rachel Wagner Michael Bean Robert and Kay Clausen Dan and Heidi Walker Dorothy Beck Sue Cleary-Koch Nina Walker Jack and Ruth Beck John and Karen Cliffe Owen and Karen Walsh Richard Becker Ronald Clohessy Frank and Milena Walter Diane Beckley John and Mary Jo Coffee Sargit Warriner Craig and Elizabeth Beecher Peter Coffey and Kristine Cleary Francis and Mary Wasielewski James and Pam Behrend Rick and Lana Colbo Nancy Blanchard Watts Clark and Linda Beier David Collette and Ann Marie Pharris- Mary Wegener Darryl and Nancy Bell Collette Lance Weinhardt Peter Bender Joseph Collins Marie Weiss Michael and Susan Benes Gerald and Elizabeth Connolly Mark and Anne Weitenbeck David Benner and Dianne Benjamin Robert and Christine Conroy Donald and Melody Weyer Richard Bergman The Constable Family Caroline Wieman Eric and Sherrie Berndt Cindy Cooper Jim and Libby Wigdale Clyde Bingman Carol Coppersmith Tom and Marlys Williams David and Eva Bishop George and Violet Corliss Jinny and Les Wilson Harriet Black Carol Croegaert Warren Windau and Mary Loeffel Robert and Ellen Bladorn Eugene Crossot William and Anne Wingate Mort and Nelda Blatt Arthur and Barbara Cupps Gene and Carmen Witt Kenneth Blochowiak Janice Curnes Dianna Woelfle Carol Block Kathleen Curran Lee Wolcott David and Sherry Blumberg Elmer Cwik and Mary Skalitzky Zac Wolff and Sara Sackmaster Tom Bode Richard Czeszynski Dan and Chris Woods Michael Boehmer Cathy Daly Ross and Sandy Workman Glendon and Susanne Bogdon Christopher Zibart and Catherine Daubard Lori Wucherer Julie Bohnhoff-Overby Richard and Mary Davenport Richard and Nora Yanchar Janet Boles Bruce Davidson James Zaiser Georgia Bond Richard and Martha Davis Joan M. Zeiger Jean Boray William and Julia Davis Sharon Ziegler Darold and Cheryl Borree Hans and Bernadette Dawson Marie Bosetti and Tom Ehlen Douglas De Laurier Ensemble ($100-$249) Dana and Heather Bott Lois Ellen Debbink Anonymous (53) Diane Bourquin William and Joan Dehnel Marlene Adland Joan Braun Rod Dekruif and Valeria Rykowski Jim Adyniec Debra Brenegan Barbara DeLaney Eugenia Afinoguenova Andy and Lisa Bro Christie Delong Greg and Ann Akin Anne Brower Thomas and Shirley Depies Drs. Robert Amsden and Jeanne Williams John and Susan Brown Frank and Karen Dethloff Jill and Bruce Anderson John and Caryl Brubaker Michael and Valarie Dethloff Julie Anding and Lisa Kornetsky Matt and Tressa Bruggink Joseph and Barbara Devereaux Steve and Joy Appel Paul and Monica Bryant Mary DeVita Robert and Fran Aring Daniel and Nancy Buhr Thomas and Lynn Dewing Sandra Arndt Anthony Burant Lynda Di Pierro Robert Ater Mary Burke Gabriela Dieguez and Francisco Enriquez Charles and Marilyn Averbeck Eric and Jayne Butlein Peter and Elizabeth Dietz Lori Averbeck Gerardo and Cynthia Caballero William Dietzler Jayne Ayers Christopher and Kristine Cameron Dan and Ann Diliberti Herb and Ginger Ayres Eileen Campbell Michael Dill and Yvonne Lumsden-Dill Marge Babcock Guy and DeAnn Campbell Mary Dillmann Jerry and Gail Baccetti Marie Campos Janet DiMarco Tim Bachhuber and Geri Feucht Barbara Cannell Roger and Regina Dirksen Joseph and Frances Bachman Thomas and Rhonda Cardella H. Robert Dittmer Mark Backe Mark and Linda Carlson Kimberly Doheny Jeff and Maureen Badding Susan Carneol Linda Dohmen Jean J. Baesemann Darius Carr Kenneth Doine Jessica Bailey Dr. Curtis and Jean Carter Sylvia Dolinski and Kristi Bakken Dennis and LuAnn Baker Martha Carter Ken and Barbara Donner Patricia Bakula Sarah Carter Art and Rhonda Downey Phil Balcerowski Ethan Cash Diana Doyle Mary Balducci Kim and Judy Casper Patrick and Mary Duffy Peter and Karen Balistreri Rosanna Casper John Dunn Thomas Ballon Bonnie Cass Janet Dunst Jody Balzer Gregory Chandler Dianne Dziengel Peter Balzer Ron Chandler and Cynthia Herrera Marsha Dzioba Elisabeth Banner Lee Anne Chappelle Candace Eastern-Walz Michael Bannon Mary Cherweznik Timothy and Cindy Eberhardy Anthony and Charlene Bareta Darlene Chiappetta Mark and Laurie Eder Bruce and Maggie Barr Roger and Donna Choinsky Linda Edmondson Tom and Kristine Barrett Greg Chrisafis Rip and Marybeth Edmundson Richard and Gerene Bartol Daniel and Pamela Christensen Mark and Jennie Ehrmann Donna Bartolone Thor and Joan Christensen Rosemarie Eierman Joseph Bartz and Kathleen Reese Marcia Christianson Barbara Eisenberg Elizabeth Bass Tom and Judy Christofferson Wyatt Elder James and Sharol Bassett Rich Ciardo and Beth Dean Chris and Bonnie Ellerd Maureen Baumann Debra Clark Don and Mary Ellingsen

West Side Story - 37 2019/20 DONORS Nancy Ellis Laura Gulatz Amanda Jannene Carl and Karen Engelhardt Bruce Gunderson Thomas and Pauline Jeffers Diane Evans Charmaine and Kurt Gunderson Judge William Jennaro (Ret.) and Rita Dennis and Pat Faherty David and Libby Gutterman Jennaro Tom and Peggy Fahl Carolyn Haack Larry and Carol Jensen George and Jill Fahr Joseph H. Haas Nancy Jesse Gretchen Farrar-Foley Judith Haass Jewish Community Foundation Patti Farrell and Randy Gschwind Sally Habanek Naomi C. Arbit Donor Advised Fund Bradley and Sharon Fedderly Warren and Denise Haeberle Margery H. and Irvin M. Becker Donor Sarah Fierek Douglas and Jane Hagerman Advised Fund William Finlayson James and Joan Hagner Roberta and Sanford Fedderly Donor Joyce and Morris Firebaugh Paul and Patricia Haislmaier Advised Fund Richard and Barbara Fischer Halo Vino LLC Jordan and Phyllis Fink Donor Advised Timothy and Roberta Flatley Larry Hamlin Fund Richard and Ingrid Foley Fred and Marsha Hammer Alice and Jerome Jacobson Donor Jacob Fons Winifred Hammermeister Advised Fund Thomas Foote Joe and Jami Hanreddy Robert and Joan Klein Donor Advised Betsy Forrest Linda Hansen Fund Helen Forster Ernest and Diane Hanson Avrum and Dannette Lank Donor Nick and Jenny Foshag Jeffery Harmon Advised Fund Kimberlee Foster Gerry Harrison Sherry and Norm Malmon Donor Stanley and Janet Fox John and Judith Hartl Advised Fund Kris Franceschi Daniel and Helen Hartsman Audrey A. Mann Donor Advised Fund Dana Francisco Richard and Shirley Harvey Kim Temkin-Taylor and Richard Taylor Lou and Jan Frank Carol Hase Donor Advised Fund Richard Palchak and Marcia Frankiewicz Karin Haug Paul and Diane Jock Steven and Linda Franz Helen Hawke James and Angela Jodie Mary Liz Frenn Tim Hawks and Mary McCormick Allen and Sharon Johnson Bonnie Freudinger Karen Hebert Barent and Noreen Johnson Jerry and Joanne Friedman Roger Hedding Douglas Johnson Linda Gaalaas Dale and Carolee Heinen Dwight Johnson Joan Gaeth Thomas and Pamela Heinrich Greg and Jackie Johnson Walter and Donna Gager Jackie Heise Janet Johnson Bridget A. Gallagher Jeffery and Nancy Held Joan and Raymond Johnson David Gapinski Robert and Sally Henzl Steve Johnson Claudia Garber Patrick Heppe Judy Jones Kristine Gauger Thomas Herdeman and Peggy Chapman Tommie and Monica Jones Sheila and Don Geib Mathew Herman Jayne Jordan David and Vel Geraldson Dean and Tammy Herro Scott and Jill Jorgensen Matthew and Karin Gerdisch Susan Herro Paul and Judy Joseph Edward and Patricia Gibson Jerold and Joyce Hershberger Caroline Joyce Matt and Nancy Gibson Karen Herz Robert and Kathleen Juday Emmely Gideon Beverly A. Hess Steve and Barbara Kaainoa Jon and Nancy Giencke David Hetzel Dora Kabrich Heiner and Barbara Giese Gordon and Diana Hetzel Ruth Kallio-Mielke Gary and Faye Giesemann Dennis and Joyce Hibner James Kane and Hilarie Morrow-Kane JL Gilbert E. Alexander and Barbara Hill Lin Kanitz Georgette Gilpin John Hinnendael Sandra Karkossa Carol Glaser George and Michelle Hinton Steve and Carolyn Karl Nathan and Karen Glassman Steven and Catherine Hoelter Dale and Susan Karpen Kelly Glostott Dale and Sandy Hofman Joe Karpfinger and Craig Thelen Karl and Diana Glunz Winston and Margaret Hollister Mary Ellen Kasprowicz Mark and Jacqueline Gold Peavy Holmes Ken and Jeanne Kassees Stephen and Ellen Goldstein Neil Hootkin Deborah Katz Virginia Goode Dan and Sue Horton Michael and Cindy Katzoff Dan and Sharon Goodmann R. Dennis Horvath Stephen and Diane Kavalauskas Jim Milner and Karen Gotzler John and Kathryn Housiaux Frances Kavenik Ralph and Jo Ann Gould Neil and Monica Houtler William and Judy Kay Georgette Goundie Wendel Hruska David Keach Mark and Sandy Grady Barbara Hufschmidt Sally Kelling Greater Green Bay Community Foundation Joanne Hulce Dennis Kelly Charles P. and Kathleen T. Riley Fund Robert Hussinger and Karen Kindel Edward F. Kelly Rosalie Greco Ted and Sharon Hutton Robert and Sarajane Kennedy Brent and Mary Sharon Gregory James and Laura Hyland The Kenwoods Christopher and Jeanne Grenda Kay Hyler Jane Kerwin Michael and Mary Grennier Kenneth and Mary Ingles Alan Kesner Paul Johnson and Patricia Grieb Sandra Ivers Fredrick P. and Joan F. Kessler Steve and Candice Griffith William and Katie Jackson William Kettering Barbara Griffiths Peter and Jean Jacobsohn Beverly Key Sylvia Grigg Mary Beth Jacobson Jack and Audrey Keyes Robert and Barbara Gross Bill and Mary Pat Jacoby Elynor Kimmel Myrna Grossman Aimee Jahns Charles and Sandra Kincaid Dennis Grzezinski and Jane Porath Christine L. Jameson Hans and Ellen Kirkegaard Denis and Helga Guequierre Sandra Jandegian Ralph and Sharon Kirsch D. Michael and Carol Guerin Trina Jashinsky Richard and Rita Klick Ralph Gugerty Michael Jassak Don and Carol Klockow

38 - West Side Story 2019/20 DONORS Raymond and Anne Kloss John Makowski Howard and Elaine Myers Dennis Klumb Mary Beth Malm Lynn Nackers Diane Knight Michael and Jane Malone Catherine Narloch Gary and Julie Knippen Thomas and Terri Malta Dr. Richard and Jill Neils Mary Knudten Allen and Sharon Marifke Kathy Nelson Kenneth and Margaret Konet Hon. Wayne and Judith Marik Trina Nelson Jeanne Kornkven Christopher and Maryann Marowski Richard and Bonnie Nestor Carolyn Korona Michele Marsh James and Elizabeth Neubauer Don and Mary Korte Bob Marshall and Hedy Lukas The Neumann Family Sharon Koscik Margaret Marshall Jay and Barbara Newell Carolyne Kotchi-Aslaksen Dean Martell Judith Newland Lou Ann Koval Anthony and Christine Martin Mark Nielsen Jerome Kowalski Donna Martin Michelle Nielsen Rosemary Kraemer Drs. Leslie Martin and Sabina Diehr Ronni Nivala Sharon Kraklow Andrew Martinez Patricia Nnadi Bruce and Pamela Kraus Chris and Judy Martinez Gilbert and Katherine Nock Bruce and Shirley Krenzke Donna Martynski John Nook Bruce and Jeanne Kress Juanita Mast and Jeanne Durnford Gregory Norman and Margaret Stratton Caroline Krider Frank and Kathy Mattaino Jean A. Novy Sharon Kruger Marsha Matte Marilyn Nowak Anne Kumor Frank and Rose Mary Matusinec Kenneth and Elizabeth Nowakowski Dr. James and Elizabeth Kuplic Marc Mayerhoff Paul Nowakowski Nancy Labovitch Don and Gerri Mayew Terence and Fredrian Ochs James and Suzanna Lacy John and Suzanne McArdle Jon and Barbara O’Connell Thomas and Donna LaGuardia Dennis McBride and Karen Barry Ann O’Hara Thomas and Patricia Landrum Brian McBryde Lois O’Keefe Robert Lang Margaret McCarthy Eric Oleson Peter and Kristin Langhoff Michael and Patricia McCauley Kaare Olsen Norm and Judy Lasca Victoria McCormick David Ondracek Gregory and Mary Laska William and Pauline McCown Jennifer Ondrejka and Tom Rudy Michael Lattos Rita McDonald Sandra Orcholski Charles and Estella Lauter Judith R. McGauran Jim and Elizabeth Orth Mr. and Mrs. William Law Barbara McGinnis Thomas and Cindy Oskey Robert and Carolyn Lawrence Carol and Michael McIntyre Dennis and Anne Oulahan Ann Lehman Paula McKean Karen Owens Sam Leichtling and Lindsey Tauber Thomas and Cynthia McLinn Richard Owens and Judy Edmonds Owens Richard Leinbarger Joyce Meinicke Joyce L. Pace Frederick LeMere Heinz and Helen Melzl Gerald and Marjorie Pagel Mary Fran Lepeska Andrew Mendelson Josephine Paider Trask Mike and Laura Leske Beth Meyer Alice Palank Gillian Lester-George and Manuel D. George and Sallie Meyer Marjorie Palleon Montesinos Mark Meyer Kathleen Palmen Sally Lewis Lily Miceli Patrick Paolo and Denise Doucette Roman and Leigh Anne Lichon James Michael Jim and Sandra Pape John and Jan Liebenstein Barbara J. Michaels Sandra Parish James and Barbara Lijewski Paul and Molly Mikna Jason and Amy Parry Kerri Lintott Charles and Regina Miller William and Elizabeth Parsons Diane Lipman Gary and Cheryl Miller Andy and Maria Patterson Bill and Marlene Listwan Jay and Bobby Miller Dale Pauls Daniel and Heather Littlejohn Jerry and Marge Miller Les and Patricia Paulson Saskia Lodder Theodore Minor John Payton Jeffrey and Jodi Logan David Misorski Shelia Payton Pat Lombardo Connie Molbeck Thomas and Judith Pelt Julie Lori Dan and Marlene Molter Dennis and Rebecca Pelzek Jacobo Lovo George and Elaine Monis David and Louise Petering Catherine Lower Michelle Monnat Bettie Petersen-Dicks Sheldon and Marianne Lubar Martha Moore Mark and Juliet Peterson George and Elizabeth Lubeley William Moos and Joan Yahnke Peter and Rosemary Petroll David and Carrie Lucke William and Jennifer Morales Bill and Fe Petterson Glenn and Nancy Luedtke Michael Morgan Kim Pettiford and Martha Hood Jim Lukas Mary Moritz Claire Pfleger Mary Lukaszewicz Dianne Morris Andrew and Sara Pforr Ken Lukow Lonnie and Cindy Morris Betty Philipps Glen and Sally Lunde Samantha Morris Marjorie Piechowski Alan Lundeen and Daniel Gooding Christine Mortensen Jennifer and Joseph Pieper Dona Rae Lundin Maelynn Morzinski Richard Pleister Johanna Lutterbie Jerry and Mary Mudlaff James Polzin Keith Lutz Laura Mueller Thomas Polzin LeRoy and Anne Lutz Steve and Mary Mueller David and Diane Powell Janet Lynch-Eisenhut Virginia and Frank Mueller Sarah J. Pratt, M.D. James Lyons and Margaret Barron William and Rosemary Muenter Maurine Prawdzik Steve Macek David Mullins and Steph O’Connor William and Nancy Preston Ellen MacFarland Molly Mulroy Wendy Pribbanow Cynthia Madson Frank and Kathy Mulvey Dr. Barbara Prindiville Maureen Majeski Judy Mundy Eric and April Printz Magdalena Major Andrea Munoz David and Janet Pritchard

West Side Story - 39 2019/20 DONORS Dan and Connie Pronley Sheila Schrieber Karen Sundelius Pat Prosser Harold and Eleanor Schroeder Kristine Surek James and Nancy Puechner William and Judith Schuele Jack Eichorst and Madden Swan Rick Pues Philip Schultz and Melissa Mooney Ann Swenson Jennine Pufahl David Schulz Benjamin and Anne Swoboda Paula Puntenney Eleanore and Eugene Schulz Dennis and Telva Szymborski Edward and Pamela Quebbeman Lyman and Carol Schulz Roberta Tacke Sharon Quinlan Patrick Schumacher and Mary Henneman Miriam Tangle Therese Quirk Tom and Karen Schuppe Denisha Tate-McAlister Dr. Randall J. Raasch Carol Schwanz Terence Taylor Linda Radder Luz Scott Phyllis Teets Robert Raffel Barb Scotty Margaret Tennessen Stephen and Susan Ragatz Bob and Bunny Scudder Marcia Theusch Dr. Thomas and Catherine Raspanti Amy Sedlar Gary and Tracy Thiel Ben Ratka Rich and Becky Severson John and Anne Thomas Raymond and Holly Rausch Ronald and Judith Shapiro Alice and Scott Thomson Michael and Barbara Rawling Richard Felty and Nancy Shebuski Frederick and Harriet Thomson Joe Rayman and Elmo Wendorf Philip and Joan Sherman Steven Tietz and Catherine Markwiese Steve Raymonds Drew Shields and Joy Peot-Shields Robert Titley and Sharon Riley Jamie Reau Vicki Shimi Jeanne Tomaro William and Bettyann Redetzke Emily Shipman Nancy Torphy Janice Reed Duncan Shrout and Eileen Olen Louis Toutant Mary Kay Reed Robert and Diane Shumaker Joy Towell Bud Reinhold and Eileen Kehoe Daniel and Megan Shvartsman Anne Tremel Lisa Reinicke Kirsten Simanonok Triangle Enterprises, Inc. Viola Rembert Mary Simkin Janet and Glen Trigg Vera and Tania Remeniuk Allan Simsic David and Geraldine Tschopp John and Page Remmers Dianne Sinnwell Douglas Turner Ray and Mary Rentmeester Gordon and Mary Skare Cynthia Tuszkiewicz Richard Rezek Mary Ann and Craig Skold Larry Upton Werner and Carol Richheimer Brad Skondcki Richard and Ruth Urdahl Tim Riley and Robin Gerson Warren and Patrice Skonieczny Elizabeth Urpanil John and Laura Rinaldi Ralph and Kathy Skudlarczyk Judy Valentino Paul Ritch Paul and Kathy Slesar Pamela Van Doren Charlene Ritchey David and Nancy Slinde Peggy Van Horn John and Rachel Roberts Jonathan and Shirley Slomowitz Julia Van Norwick Barbara Robinson Dale and Catherine Smaglik Kaye Vance Joseph Rogge Daliska Smith Jack and Wendy Venske Jake Rollefson Duane and Carlotta Smith Christopher and Melinda Vernon Richard Roloff Elizabeth Smith Dena Vette Jeff Romenesko Mark and Minna Smith Donna and Norman Vincent Terrance Ronsman Stephen and Mary Smith Linda Vincent Gerv and Bev Rose Kenneth and Sally Smits Anthony and Jean Vodnik Allan Rosenwald and Mary Grau Shirley Smukowski-Sobczak Nancy Vose Debbie Ross Sally Soderberg Cynthia Wagner Michael Ross and D.A. Leonard Sharon Sohner Dennis and Janice Waisman George and Dotty Roth Joseph and Rose Spang Jon Waite Timothy and Cathy Rottmann Jim and Carol Spangler Patti Walker Amy Rovin Dean Sperry Jon and Carol Wall Michael Rupp Teresa Spigel Jerry and Donna Walsh Matt Rusch Catherine Spyres Roger and Maricolette Walsh David and Elen Sahar Alex Squitieri Ruth Lynne Walsh Mark Sain Charles and JoAnn Stabenfeldt Dr. Gary Walters Michael Salinas Jo Ann Stade Jessica Ward Nita Salzman Donna and Donald Steffens Pete Washington Dominique Samari Kimberly Stahn Susan Watson Mark and Laurine Sanders Philip Starr Shelley and Geoff Watters Gary and Linda Sarner Andrew Stavish Milton and Janet Weaver Donald Sass Tony Stavish Daryl and Julie Webb Deanna Savage Jeffery and Marjorie Stearns Thomas Weber John Savas and Sara Jane Marlega Bonnie Steindorf McArthur Weddle Michael and Roberta Schaalman Michael and Sarah Steinle Andrew and Ayano Weisensel Karen Scharrer-Erickson Jason and Julie Stephens Russell and Alyce Weiss Steve Scheu Cathy Sterkin Mark Weissgerber Ron Schimmelpfennig Steve Stern and Florencia Mallon Robert Welch Terry Schlenker Douglas and Jean Stewart Ronald and Agnes Wells Lori Schlosser Ronald and Patricia Stifter David and Cindy Werner Gary Schmid Kathleen Stilin Barbara Wesener Jean Schmidt Ed Stone Nathan and Stephanie Wesselowski Kay Schmidt George and Deborah Stone John and Judith Wettengel Paul Schmidtke Hattie Stone Corbin and Libby Weyer Joseph and Sheri Schmit Steven Stone and Julie Banzhaf-Stone Theresa and Mark Weyker Mary Schmitz David and Cynthia Stott Betty White Mary Schnabel The Streich Family Foundation Darrel and Dianne White Tom and Joanne Schoenecker Angela Strelka William and Mary Whitney Mark and Sue Schoeppel Robert and Kimberly Suhr Kary Wiesler

40 - West Side Story 2019/20 DONORS Ron Wildasin Jessica R. Wirth Barbara Zagorski John and Karleen Wilde Samuel Wisotzkey and Margo Kirchner Barbara Zall Andre and Jennifer Williams JoAnne Wojciechowski Scott and Meg Zamzow Jullian Williams Sharon Wolf Mark Zellmer Michael and Joyce Williams Jean Woller Howard and Connie Zemlicka Penny Williams Diana Wood David Zepecki and Diane Diel Kilby and Amy Williamson Davida Woods Ralph Zick David and Beth Wilmoth Derril and Laurie Wright Thomas Zigan and Scott Jones John and Sue Wing Mark and Sandra Wyss H. Russell and Georgianne Zimmermann Michael and Joyce Winghart Bruce and Beth Yeko Mary Lou Zuege Richard and Margaret Winz Mike Yost and Lisa Schuldt Thomas Zuleger Karon Winzenz Dennis Zacher

IN KIND GIFTS Patrice Bartelme Carol Ross Robert and Denise Bartlett J. Richard and Karen Sendik Jennifer Cregar Bonnie and Bill Stafford Betty Cronan Louise Stein Chris and Jane Flieller John and Megan Susko InSinkErator Division of Emerson Electric Co. Nancy Weiss-McQuide Kohler Co. Barbara Wrolstad Tony Krausen

MEMORIAL GIFTS In Memory of Thomas Altenburg In Memory of Byron T. and Suzanne S. In Memory of Bob Holmes Lou and Jan Frank Foster Jan Effinger In Memory of Jean Apple Foster Family Foundation In Memory of Janice Deb and Peter Johnson Elizabeth Vaeth Milo and Betty Collins In Memory of Gloria Bergman In Memory of Carolee Goetzinger In Memory of Dewonda K. Johnyakin Richard Bergman Mike and Karen Bell Diane Dalton In Memory of Gerry Biehl Judy Berka In Memory of Carl Lutterbie Diane Dalton Daniel and Joan Boyce Johanna Lutterbie Janet and Bill Hume George and Della Carrie In Memory of Irena Macek Maureen Kania Don Chapman Steve Macek Ritz Holman LLP Craig and Lori Chicks In Memory of Patty McCallum Catherine Rynkiewicz Robert and Charlotte Christensen Thomas and Mary Domer In Memory of Michael Bolger Eloise Cliff Thomas and Marcia Flanagan Richard and Sara Aster David and Tracy De Angelis Timothy and Mary Keaveny Bechthold Family Fund Zoe Erickson Bruce and Jeanne Kress John and Caryl Brubaker EXCEL Group Scott and Julie Miller Roger and Regina Dirksen Nicole Fermanian Mary Simkin Ken and Barbara Donner Henry Goetzinger Joan Turner Connie and John Kordsmeier Roy and Shirleen Harkins In Memory of Jack McKeithan Sheldon and Marianne Lubar Kerry Johannsen Connie and John Kordsmeier Michael and Patricia McCauley Martha Kehoe In Memory of Jo McReynolds Jere McGaffey John Klopp Blochowiak Andrew Mendelson Robert and Katherine Kobza Kenneth Blochowiak Tony and Donna Meyer Nancy and Betty Kwiecinski In Memory of Isadore Perlmutter Bob and Janet Montgomery Alice and Duane Misiewicz Jane and Stephen Chernof Patrick and Noreen Regan Gerald and Marjorie Pagel In Memory of Tracey Priestly Brigid Rooney Robert and Roseline Paprocki Marilyn Corlew Dick and Fran Rubinstein Gail Pintarro In Memory of Eleanor Repinski In Memory of Edie DeBrue William and Bettyann Redetzke Gillian Lester-George and Manuel Alison Riedi Bud Reinhold and Eileen Kehoe Montesinos In Memory of James Allen Dix Jack and Mary Ellen Schickowski In Memory of Peggy Rose Mary Paula Dix Linda Schierenbeck Katharine Banzhaf In Memory of Anne Dow Gail Schmidt Diane Dalton Book Club Bernhard and Nancy Schreib In Memory of Kathleen Schaefer Denise Bricker and Ken Crowley Theo and Shirley Sheedy Rich Ciardo and Beth Dean Robert and Karen Dean Walter and Nancy Sievert Thomas Herdeman and Peggy Chapman Eileen and Howard Dubner David Smith Allan and Mary Grau Rosenwald Timothy and Roberta Flatley Ingrid and Roy Smith Jo Ann Stade Kris Franceschi Andrew Stavish In Memory of Kristine Schmidt Norm and Judy Lasca Tony Stavish Kathryn Bloomberg David and Kris Reicher Joseph and Patricia Steigerwald In Memory of Diane C. Treptow In Memory of Edward M. Dowling Don Steinke Ron Treptow Diane Dalton Maria Valentin In Memory of Jean Walker In Memory of Patricia Ericson Anthony and Jean Vodnik Janet Dunst JoAnn Keulks Pat and Susie Walczak In Memory of Edwin S. Watts, M.D. Frank and June Weber Nancy Blanchard Watts Victoria Ann Wenke

West Side Story - 41 HONORING GIFTS In Honor of Dr. Mary Arenberg and Dr. In Honor of Alex and Haley Gerding In Honor of Rob and Carol Manegold George Schroeder Anonymous Julie and Mark Petri Julie Bohnhoff-Overby In Honor of Jason Graham In Honor of Patti McKeithan In Honor of Patsy Aster RSM US LLP Jack Gebhardt and Deborah McKeithan- Joan Hardy In Honor of Joe Hanreddy Gebhardt In Honor and Appreciation of Patty and Charles and Estella Lauter In Honor of Sally and Jim Mergener’s Jay Baker In Honor of Deb Johnson’s Birthday 50th Anniversary James and Elaine Sweet Anonymous Julie Church In Honor of Jay Baker’s Birthday Dale and Carolee Heinen Jinny and Les Wilson Jack and Ruth Beck Lee Kingston In Honor of Greg Oberland In Honor of Katharine Banzhaf Donna Kuhtz Doug and Jane Hagerman Alfred Buettner Phyllis Lardinois Peavy Holmes Steven Stone and Julie Banzhaf-Stone Susan Psaris Meredith and Thomas Scrivner In Honor of Matt and Kellen Bartel David and Nancy Wareham In Honor of Susan Robertson Tommie and Monica Jones In Honor of Marina and Frank Krejci’s Louis and Edythe Manza In Honor of Matt and Kellen Bartel’s 35th Anniversary In Honor of Chuck Rozewicz Wedding Peter Coffey and Kristine Cleary Morgen Clarey Andrew Nunemaker In Honor of David and Camille Kundert’s Amy Dorman In Honor of Leigh Birmingham 50th Anniversary Alli Engelsma-Mosser Andy and Amy Ardis Jim and Marge Hartwig Meghan Roesner In Honor of Tom and Judy Christofferson Mary Sorrentino In Honor of Ann F. Shepherd Rick and Sue Strait In Honor of Carol Lowey Rebecca Harms In Honor of Bob and Karen Dean Kim and Judy Casper Thomas and Suzanne McKale

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