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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

OFFICERS DIRECTORS LIAISONS Brian Ropp, President and Dr. Bob Buckheit Dr. Derek Shackelford, Chairman of the Board Bill Coffey, CFP City of Frederick Paul Flynn, 1st Vice President Jim Lillard Jessica Fitzwater, and Secretary Matt Livelsberger Frederick County Council Linda Roth, 2nd Vice President Dr. John Molesworth John Healey, Todd Troutman, Treasurer Caroline Pugh Weinberg Center for the Arts Sagoskin Jim A. Sears, Jr. Sam Vitale Jan West Olivia G. White, Ph.D.

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The Weinberg Center for the Arts would like to thank these corporations and local businesses who generously give their time and money to support the 2018-2019 season. This listing is current as of August 14, 2018. Please contact the theater with any errors or omissions. Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation Complete Document Solutions $100,000+ City of Frederick National Endowment for the Arts of Maryland, LLC Estate of L. Edward Blumenauer PNC Bank+ Damascus Community Bank Charitable Trust 930 WFMD/99.9 WFRE Downtown Piano Works Maryland State Arts Council* Frederick County Bank $5,000-$9,999 Frederick Keys* Digital Bard Frederick Magazine+ $50,000-$99,999 The Plamondon Companies* Enforme Interactive Helen J. Serini Foundation+ Flying Dog Brewery* Sass Creative Studios G. Frank Thomas Foundation* Lonza Walkersville $25,000-$49,999 Leidos Biomedical Research, Inc.+ Frederick Arts Council Manning Broadcasting Tourism Council of Frederick Music & Arts* Maryland Public Television County On the Town Limousines Middletown Valley Bank Swift Systems Ramar Moving Systems, Inc. Wonder Book and Video Rice Tire $10,000-$24,999 Ausherman Family Foundation+ St. John Properties, Inc. The C. Burr Artz Trust+ $1,000-$4,999 STULZ Air Technology Delaplaine Foundation+ Baltimore Coffee WAMU FirstEnergy Foundation Beans & Bagels William E. Cross Foundation, Inc. The Frederick News-Post+ The Cellar Door Woodsboro Bank Graphcom, Inc.+ The Community Foundation of WYPR Frederick County Names listed in italics contribute in-kind goods or services. *Major Season or Series Presenter +Sponsor of the Frederick Speaker Series

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The Tivoli Society is a special group of donors who pledge $10,000 or more over a ten-year period. The theater is deeply indebted to these individuals for their generosity. This listing is current as of August 31, 2018. Please contact the theater with any errors or omissions. TIVOLI SOCIETY Charlotte & Bryan Chaney Susie Miller PLATINUM DIAMOND Sue & David Chapin Catherine & Michael Mock ($20,000 or more given or pledged) Amy Benton & Tom Chase Debbie & John Molesworth Marj & Phil Berkheimer Elizabeth & Galen Clagett Shabri Moore Kate Costlow & John D’Amore Nancy & Cap Cline Jaclyn & David Muir The Nate and Kate Harris Foundation Joanna & Bill Coffey Lisa & Doug Murphy Yvonne & Jim Reinsch Elizabeth A. Conklyn, Esq. Meta & Mike Nash Helen Reinsch Dr.& Ms. Denton Cooley Kathryn & Charles Nicodemus Robin & Arthur Sagoskin Teresa & Gordon Cooley Betsy & Peter Pakenas Aldan Weinberg Tammie Workman & Chris Colville Jane Talarico & Michael Paskowsky Danyce Weinberg Betsy & Scott Cowperthwaite Charlene & Michael Perry Elizabeth & Peter Cromwell Jean & Gary Peterson TIVOLI SOCIETY DIAMOND Cindi & Barry Diamondstone Caroline & Michael Pugh (Up to $20,000 given or pledged) Judy & Vince DiFabio Tracy & Jim Racheff Lisa Ausherman Patricia Westgate & Julie Donat Norma & J.R. Ramsburg George Delaplaine Family Heritage Trust Co. Sharon & Charles Riser Ann & Merrill Fisher Kathy & Neil Fay Susan & Edward Riuli Suzanne & Mark Friis Julia & Glen Ferguson Alonnie & Brian Ropp Kathy & Robert Hooper Powell Flynn LLP Robin & Dean Rose Bobbie Jo & Bryce McCord Elmira & Robert Fox Linda S. Roth Sherri & Todd Troutman Gregory Campbell & Thomas Francis Cristina & Brian Runkles Ann & David Wiegand Adriane Wodey & Jack Fritz Dedra & John Salitrik Theresa & Douglas Gardiner Sheila & Michael Schaden TIVOLI SOCIETY GOLD Donna Gaver Lisa & Dan Schiffman (Up to $15,000 given or pledged) Pam & Gary Geernaert Janet & Jim Sears Marvin Ausherman Dee Dolan & Harry George Elizabeth & Philip Sewell Carrie & Eric Delente Kimberly & Troy Gladhill Kristi Sharrer-Holland John & Katie Fieseler Susan & Richard Glover Renata Sheyner Teresa M. Haycraft Denise & Bernard Gouin Patty & Al Shockley Joan & Hunt Hendrickson Karen & Eric Grenfell Jennifer Charlton & Gene Shuldes Kittybelle & Mike Hosford Jim Grimes Theresa & Dan Shykind Joan & Marty Lapera Joyce & Gail Guyton Mary & Daniel Sipe Christina Rath Leaman & Patricia & Everett T. Hart Karen & Wayne Six K. Adam Leaman Patricia Casey & John Healey Alexis Adams Slater & Stephanie & Matthew Livelsberger Nancy & Scott Hill Stephen G. Slater Tracey & Bud McPherson Lucy & Kevin Hogan Kelcey Huff & Joseph Sliman Miriam & Vaughn Meglan Phyllis S. Hoyer Carolyn & George Smith Shawn & Mark Pitts Patty & Jeff Hurwitz Susan & Mark Smith Holly & Ray Ramsburg Nikki & Skip Irwin Jennifer & Dan Soller Judy & David Weinberg Jean M. Joyce Michelle & William Staffieri Marlene & Mike Young Dreda & Bernie Kelley Susan & Frank Stanczyk Candy & Michael Kelly Meg & Dan Timmons TIVOLI SOCIETY SILVER Drs. Sharon & Dan Kuebbing Mary Frances & Charles Trunk (Up to $10,000 given or pledged) Susan & Tom Kleinhanzl Sharon View Anonymous Lucia & Chris Kline Leesha & Sam Vitale Ann & Ric Adams Lauren Kremers Dr. John & Madonna Vitarello Amanda & Jim Addington Christina & Robert Kuntz Doris Vona Johanna Zimmerly & John Kurtz John Weaver Joseph I. Berman Judy & Mark Lancaster Pam & Rand Weinberg Paula & Bob Biser Vicki & David Lee Jan & Joe Welty Martha Pierce & Dan Blum Pamela & George Lewis Jan & Steve West John Day & Peter Brehm Natalie & Harry Louden Olivia White Bill Browning Karlys Kline & Tom Lynch Melanie & Dave Williamson Karen & Bob Buckheit Nancy & Rocky Mackintosh Rebecca & Barbara Windsor Sherry & Greg Burgee Lisa & Peter McDonald Karen Lewis Young & Ron Young Mary & David Burroughs Rita & Michael McGowan Michael Campagnoli Vicki & Peter Michael Laurel Kircher & William Carlin Stacy Michaels, Esq. Nicholas Carrera Janine Borofka & Jason Miller Arleen & Steve Chafitz Susan & Richard Miller WeinbergCenter.org | 301.600.2828 | 11 12 | 2018-2019 SEASON ARTIST BIOS

of Appalachian music that first inspired many early bluegrass bands while also looking to the softer side of folk and Americana for its complex, interwoven songcraft. On their new album “Queen City Jubilee,” The Slocans showcase their unique blend of bluegrass, old-time and folk with deep songwriting, lightning- fast instrumentals and sawdust-thick vocals. With their trademark raucous energy, this album presents them at the top of their game – writing and playing Toad the Wet Sprocket tunes to keep you up all night. This is roots music without pretension, music intended to make you feel something. Toad the Wet Sprocket Sunday, September 30 | 8:00pm Live! Series Vocalist and guitarist Glen Phillips, guitarist Todd Nichols, bassist Dean Dinning and drummer Randy Guss formed an alternative rock band as teenagers in Santa Barbara, Calif. Taking their name from the Monty Python sketch, “Rock Notes,” Toad the Wet Sprocket released their first album, “Circus,” in 1989 on their own independent label, Abe’s Records. Travis Tritt Nearly a quarter of a decade later they released their most recent full length studio album, “New Constellation,” on the same label and in the same spirit of unwavering independence. In between the Travis Tritt two albums there was “Pale” in 1990, “fear” in 1991, “Dulcinea” in 1994, and “Coil” in 1997, as well as Wednesday, October 3 | 7:00pm some compilations along the way. Those albums Live! Series produced Billboard-charting hits like “Walk on the Nearly 30 years after Travis Tritt launched his music Ocean,” “All I Want,” “Something’s Always Wrong” career, the Grammy award-winning artist continues and “Fall Down.” The band broke up in 1998 to to sell-out shows and stay true and relevant to pursue independent projects but reunited for a Country music fans across the globe. The Marietta 34-date U.S. tour in 2006. In 2010 they announced Georgia native incorporated his lifelong influences their official reunion as a full-time working band. of Southern rock, and gospel into his country music. Among his eleven studio albums and numerous charted singles are nineteen Top 10 hits, including “Modern Day Bonnie and Clyde,” “Here’s A Quarter” and “It’s A Great Day To Be Alive.” His near three-decade career has produced millions in album sales, two Grammy award wins and multiple No. 1 singles on the Country radio charts.

Slocan Ramblers Slocan Ramblers Thursday, October 4 | 7:30pm Tivoli Discovery Series The Slocan Ramblers grind out the hottest tunes they can, picking fast and furious through traditional songs with instrumental tunes, tapping the old vein

WeinbergCenter.org | 301.600.2828 | 13 Upfront, Inc. presents Whose Live Anyway? Sunday, October 14 | 7:00pm Live! Series The current cast members of the Emmy-nominated television show “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” are proud Piff the Magic Dragon to present their new improv tour, “Whose Live Anyway?” The show is 90 minutes of improvised Upfront, Inc. presents comedy consisting of games, scenes and songs all based on audience suggestions. The hilarious results will not Piff the Magic Dragon only tickle your funny bone, but every bone in your Friday, October 5 | 8:00pm body. Cast members Ryan Stiles, Greg Proops, Jeff B. Live! Series Davis and Joel Murray will leave you gasping with the very witty scenes they invent before your eyes. “Whose Born in in 1980, John van der Put was inspired Live Anyway?” showcases some of the improv games to be a comedian during his teenage years. After made famous on the long-running television show as working in Information Technology for two years he well as some exciting new ones, featuring musical revisited his dream of becoming a magician and took direction by Bob Derkach. “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” steps toward making it a reality. Dressed in his now originated as a British radio program that moved to signature green, red and yellow dragon costume, van British television in 1988. ABC began airing an der Put made his debut as Piff the Magic Dragon in American version hosted by Drew Carey in 1999, 2008, assisted by Mr. Piffles, The World’s Only Magic which later moved to ABC Family and ran until 2007. Performing Chihuahua™. The act made a name for The CW Television Network brought the show back itself quickly, breaking records and winning awards. He in 2013, hosted by Aisha Tyler, and recently renewed had national tours of the UK and including it for its fourteenth season. runs at the Soho Theatre and Sydney Opera House. Piff appeared on the first season of “Penn & Teller: Fool Us” in 2011 where he was rated their favorite act of the season. The following year he was an opening Reverso: Suite Ravel featuring act for Mumford & Sons on their 2012 tour. His success and popularity continued to grow. In 2014, Ryan Keberle & Frank Woeste Piff moved to Las Vegas. He appeared on the 10th Thursday, October 18 | 8:00pm season of “America’s Got Talent” where he finished in Live! Series the Top 10 and has a residency at the Flamingo Hotel Not many composers have inspired jazz musicians as and Casino on the Vegas strip through 2018. often or as intensely as Maurice Ravel, one of the first 20th century classical composers to acknowledge jazz as a valuable inspiration. Reverso’s “Suite Ravel” brings together American trombonist and composer Ryan Keberle with French pianist and composer Frank Woeste for a musical experience bridging jazz and chamber music, performed by an outstanding quartet featuring both Keberle and Woeste along with cellist Erik Friedlander and drummer Johnathan Blake. Hailed in the Downbeat magazine International Critics Poll as the #1 Rising Star trombonist, Keberle has developed

14 | 2018-2019 SEASON a one-of-a-kind voice both on his instrument and as a has received numerous speaking awards and honors bandleader, earning distinction among jazz’s most over the years: the Cavett Award, the highest honor adventurous new voices. He’s worked with musicians in professional speaking (1989); the Golden Gavel ranging from superstars like David Bowie, Alicia Keys, Award, presented by Toastmasters International and Justin Timberlake to up-and-coming innovators (1998); NCAA Southeastern Conference / Auburn and jazz legends like Rufus Reid and Wynton Marsalis. University’s Woman Entrepreneur of the Year (2000); In May 2003 he was among Juilliard’s first graduating and North Carolinian of the Year (2001). Jazz Studies class. Woeste has recorded five albums and appears on many others as a musician and arranger, several of which have been awarded with French Victoires du Jazz. After graduating from Paris Conservatory in 2001, Woeste won several top honors in international jazz competitions.

This engagement of Reverso: Suite Ravel is made possible through the French-American Jazz Exchange Tours program of Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation with support from the National Endowment for the Arts.

An Evening with Kate DiCamillo Jeanne Robertson Curious Iguana presents Saturday, October 20 | Kate DiCamillo 7:30pm Sunday, October 21 | 2:00pm Live! Series Live! Series Humorist Jeanne Kate DiCamillo’s writing journey has been a truly Robertson is remarkable one. Born in Philadelphia and raised in an overnight Florida, she moved to Minnesota in her twenties. success nearly half The combination of homesickness and a bitter winter a century in the led her to write her first published novel, “Because making who keeps of Winn-Dixie.” It became a runaway bestseller and audiences rolling on received a Newberry Honor. Her second book, “The the floor with laughter. Tiger Rising,” went on to become a National Book At 75 years young, this Award finalist. In 2003 DiCamillo was awarded former Miss North her first Newberry Medal for her novel, “The Carolina stands tall at Tale of Despereaux.” It starred a tiny mouse with six-foot-two and has a exceptionally large ears who was driven by love to personality, heart and a become an unlikely hero, later inspiring an animated sense of humor that soar adventure from Universal Pictures. In 2013 she just as high. A graduate of Auburn University, she became one of only six people to be awarded two taught physical education and coached basketball for Newberry Medals, receiving her second for “Flora nine years before going into professional speaking on & Ulysses.” The book garnered five starred reviews a full-time basis in 1976. For years her speeches were and an instant spot on bestseller mostly limited to conventions and meetings, but with list. DiCamillo’s eighth novel and newest book the dawn of the digital age the world became exposed for middle-grade readers “Louisiana’s Way Home” to her infectious humor when her YouTube videos (Candlewick Press, release 10/2/18), continues went viral. With recordings, three books, hundreds of the story of Louisiana Elefante, one of the beloved hours on Sirius XM satellite radio and more than 28 characters in DiCamillo’s Raymie Nightingale. million YouTube hits, the demand for this Certified Speaking Professional’s family-friendly and engaging brand of comedy has grown exponentially. Robertson

WeinbergCenter.org | 301.600.2828 | 15 and star of “Maria Bamford: The Special Special Special” and of the cult hit web series, “The Show,” which screened at the Museum of Art and Design. Bamford was the first female comic to have two half-hour “ Presents” specials and she starred alongside , and in the Comedy Central series “The Comedians of Comedy” and Netflix’s “Comedians of Comedy: The Movie.” In addition to being a stand-up comedian, Bamford voices characters on numerous animated series including “BoJack Horseman,” “Adventure Time,” “Legend of Korra,” “Puss in Boots” and PBS’s Emmy-winning series, “Word Girl.” As an actress, Bamford recurred as DeBrie Bardeaux on Netflix’s “Arrested Development” reboot, for which she was praised as a “standout” (Time magazine) and “perhaps one of the high points of the entire new season” (Black Book Magazine). She has also recurred on USA’s “Benched,” fX’s critically- Quinn Sullivan praised “Louie,” and currently recurs on the ABC hit, “Fresh Off the Boat.” Her 2017 special, “Old Baby” Quinn Sullivan is available on Netflix. Friday, October 26 | 8:00pm Live! Series Singer and guitarist Quinn Sullivan has been a music professional for more than 75 percent of his life. At only 19-years-old he’s already shared the stage with many of his heroes including Buddy Guy, Carlos Santana, Joe Bonamassa, B.B. King, Billy Gibbons and Los Lobos. He’s performed at concerts and festivals throughout the United States, Canada, , Asia and South America, including at storied venues like The Hollywood Bowl, RFK Stadium and Madison Square Garden. Sullivan has performed at both the Montreux Jazz Festival and ’s Mahindra Blues Festival as well as on national television with guest appearances on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno,” “Oprah,” “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon,” and “The Ellen DeGeneres Show.” His third studio album, “Midnight Highway,” was produced by multi-Grammy winner Tom Hambridge, and was released worldwide in early 2017. Sullivan had a hand in writing three of the stand-out tracks, “Eyes For You,” “Lifting Off” and “Going.” He also tackled George Harrison’s “While My Guitar Gently Weeps.” Kaia Kater Sullivan is working on his fourth release while touring in support of “Midnight Highway.” Kaia Kater Thursday, November 1 | 7:30pm The Safe Ride Foundation presents Tivoli Discovery Series Kaia Kater’s vastly different life experiences growing “Over the Limit” Comedy Fest up undoubtedly shaped her as the artist she is today. Born of African-Caribbean descent, she experienced featuring Maria Bamford her family’s deep ties to Canadian folk music in Saturday, October 27 | 8:00pm her Toronto home and then spent years studying Stand-up comedian Maria Bamford recently starred Appalachian music in West Virginia. Her acclaimed in the semi-autobiographical Netflix comedy series debut album “Sorrow Bound” touched on that divide “Lady Dynamite,” lauded as one of 2016’s must-see but her sophomore album “Nine Pin” delved even shows by Variety and Rolling Stone. She is the creator further, examining the realities faced by people of

16 | 2018-2019 SEASON color every day. The album includes hard-hitting songs they would come together just once but then it that touch on issues like the Black Lives Matter happened a second and a third time. Cellists joined movement and more personal narratives speaking to and left and rejoined the group again to perform in life and love in the digital age, all coming together as a Portland’s most popular clubs. By 2009 the group collection of moments that point to an artist wise had evolved into a nationally-recognized performing, beyond her years. It should come as no surprise that recording and educational group with a revolving cast her rich low tenor vocals, jazz-influenced instrumentation, of cellists. Cello Project performances were quickly and beautifully understated banjo playing on “Nine popping up anywhere and everywhere in North Pin” earned her a Canadian Folk Music Award in 2016. America, from punk rock clubs to symphony halls, Tom Power from CBC Radio 2, describes her album as from street parties to exclusive private events. By 2010 “One of the most remarkable Canadian folk records Cello Project was spending more than a quarter of the in some time… Kater’s music is somehow ancient year touring, featuring a diverse repertoire that quickly and brand new at the same time.” ballooned to more than 1,000 pieces of music. Under the artistic direction of Douglas Jenkins the group grew This engagement of Kaia Kater is funded through the Mid and evolved, working with an all-star group of cellists Atlantic Tours program of Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation in the Pacific Northwest. Their goals are to bring the with support from the National Endowment for the Arts cello places you wouldn’t normally see it, perform music on it you wouldn’t normally associate with the instrument and build bridges between different musical communities through education, community outreach and collaboration.

UpFront Inc. presents Sponsored by Peppa Pig Live! Peppa Pig’s Big Surprise! Friday, November 2 | 6:00pm Stephen Marley Family Series Peppa Pig, the #1 Family show of 2016, is back with an action-packed live show featuring your favorite characters as life size puppets and costume characters in Peppa Pig’s Big Surprise! Come join Peppa, George, Mummy Pig, Daddy Pig and more in an all singing, all-dancing adventure full of songs, games and surprises!

An Evening with: Stephen Marley Acoustic Wednesday, November 7 | 7:30pm Live! Series Stephen Marley is the second son of Bob and Rita Marley. An eight-time Grammy-winning musician, songwriter and producer, he began his career as a precocious six-year-old singing, dancing and playing Portland Cello Project percussion with his siblings in the group, The Melody Performs Radiohead’s Makers. While still a teenager he assisted in the production of The Melody Makers’ albums, including OK Computer and more three Best Reggae Album Grammy winners. Marley’s Saturday, November 3 | 8:00pm early solo production efforts earned Grammy Live! Series nominations and awards as well as accolades like certified Gold status by the Recording Industry In 2006 a group of nine cellists went on stage at Association of America. He produced and contributed Portland’s Doug Fir Lounge to perform western vocals to brother Damian’s single, “Welcome to classical music in an informal setting. They thought WeinbergCenter.org | 301.600.2828 | 17 Jamrock,” the biggest reggae song of 2005 which is still very popular today. Marley’s first three solo albums The Seldom Scene won Grammy awards for Best Reggae Album. He possesses expansive capabilities as an affecting vocalist, with Maybe April a versatile lyricist and an accomplished instrumentalist Friday, November 9 | 8:00pm while furthering his renown as an ingenious producer. Live! Series Marley navigates between genres by effortlessly blending reggae with soul, hip hop and electronic beats. Formed in 1971 in Bethesda, Md., The Seldom Scene For the past few years he and his team have worked is an American bluegrass band that’s remained popular on the development, production and promotion of for more than four decades. What started as playing the annual Kaya Fest, a music and awareness festival together at weekly jam sessions, in founding-member intended to educate the public on the many benefits Ben Eldridge’s basement, quickly grew to playing more of cannabis. than once a week as their popularity grew. Yet they still maintained their image, true to their name, of being seldom seen. The band has become one of the single greatest contributors to the progression of bluegrass Chinese Warriors of Peking while setting a new standard and attracting new audiences to the genre. Their legendary weekly DC- area residencies included bluegrass versions of country music, rock and even classical pop. The Seldom Scene are Lou Reid (mandolin/vocals), Dudley Connell (guitar/vocals), Ronnie Simpkins (bass/vocals), Fred Travers (dobro/vocals) and Ron Stewart (banjo/fiddle). The group continues to tour year-round. Their secret to longevity is talented musicians, a signature sound, a solid repertoire and a sheer sense of fun. The country Americana trio Maybe April is the opening act for The Seldom Scene. Katy Bishop, Kristen Castro and Alaina Stacey are known for their three-part Chinese Warriors of Peking harmonies, strength as instrumentalists, original Thursday, November 8 | 7:00pm songs and shared roles as frontwomen. Family Series The Chinese Warriors of Peking, founded in 1958 as a company of Chinese acrobats and martial artists, have toured around the globe the past two decades. Known for their power, agility and martial arts mastery, they have performed with renowned groups like American UniverSoul Circus and Cirque du Soleil. Their new production is filled with high- intensity martial arts and breath-taking acrobatics. Through an action-packed show set during the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644) they tell the tale of two rival martial arts disciplines competing in the ancient Chinese capital of Peking. The performers captivate Paula Poundstone and entertain with their amazing athleticism and artistry as the historical battle between the Shaolin and Wudang warriors unfolds. Under the direction Paula Poundstone of Qui Jian, the Chinese Warriors of Peking provide Saturday, November 10 | 8:00pm a culturally enriching experience filled with juggling, Live! Series acrobatics, weapons handling and live stage combat. The Hastings Observer heralds the company as “Some As one of the country’s preeminent comedians, of the world’s greatest acrobats and a host of undisputed Paula Poundstone is included in innumerable lists, masters of martial arts as well as some potential documentaries and literary compendiums noting Olympic gymnastics medalists of the future.” influential stand-up comedians of our time. She was the first woman, in its then 73rd year, to perform stand-up comedy at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Poundstone is recognized on Comedy Central’s list of The 100 Best Stand- up Comics of All Time. She also won an American Comedy Award for Best Female Stand-up Comic. Her razor sharp wit and impeccable timing makes

18 | 2018-2019 SEASON for the perfect fit as a regular panelist on the weekly Aubrey Logan NPR news quiz show, “Wait, Wait...Don’t Tell Me!” Poundstone is also an author. She recently released her second book, “The Totally Unscientific Study of the Search for Human Happiness,” which landed at number one on Amazon Best Sellers lists for humor in Hardcover, Audible and CD. The audiobook, read by Poundstone, is one of five finalists for Audio Book of the Year. Her new weekly podcast for Maximum Fun, “Nobody Listens to Paula Poundstone” is a comedy field guide to life. Each week Paula and her co-host, Adam Felber, bring on leading expert guests and use their unique comedic sensibility to help us navigate life in the 21st century.

United States Air Force Concert Band

Aubrey Logan Thursday, November 15 | 7:30pm United States Air Force Live! Series Concert Band featuring the Seattle-native Aubrey Logan is known throughout the world as the Queen of Sass. The graduate of Singing Sergeants ’s Berklee College of Music is an artist, singer, Sunday, November 11 | 3:00pm songwriter and also a talented trombone player. Live! Series Dave Koz aptly describes her as “that rare artist who comes along once in a very long while who has a The U.S. Air Force Concert Band and Singing combination of talents that truly makes you stop Sergeants are two of the six performing ensembles in your tracks.” Logan has been a winner of the top within The United States Air Force Band, the premier vocal competitions at the Montreux Jazz Festival in musical organization of the U.S. Air Force. Led by and has performed on several national Colonel Larry H. Lang and stationed at Joint Base television shows including a stint on “American Anacostia-Bolling in Washington, D.C., this premier Idol,” an appearance on “The Goldbergs” and a musical unit inspires patriotism and military service performance with Pharrell Williams on the Grammy in fellow citizens, honors those who serve, and Awards. She spent two years touring around the represents the U.S. Air Force and United States of world with Postmodern Jukebox, where she’s been America to millions worldwide. In 2015 and 2016, featured nightly in front of thousands of fans. She’s the Concert Band and Singing Sergeants were the performed in more than 150 shows from The Greek featured performing ensemble of the nationally- Theatre to Radio City Music Hall and toured broadcast Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular internationally from Manchester to Nuremburg to in . The U.S. Air Force Band has Dubai. Logan released her debut album “Impossible” received international exposure by creating highly in 2017, hitting the Billboard Charts and the iTunes popular and successful holiday videos Jazz Charts as an independent artist. The tracks are over the past five years. These videos were viewed by tailored with lots of pop influences and elements of more than 40 million people on YouTube and were jazz she has loved all her life. featured on major worldwide news networks. Sponsored by

WeinbergCenter.org | 301.600.2828 | 19 impersonators. Using the world’s best musicians, fans The 2018 Maryland Folk are treated to an exact replication of the album followed by a second set of the featured artist’s greatest hits. Festival featuring Tom Paxton Musicians are chosen according to their sound and their fit into a particular niche, be it Fleetwood Mac, & The Don Juans Pink Floyd, The Beatles or Led Zeppelin. The album Friday, November 16 | 7:30pm might require a sitar player, a children’s choir, a string Live! Series quartet or someone to ring the alarm clock. Whatever Frederick is proud to host the 2018 Maryland Folk it takes, the musicians treat these revered albums like Festival. Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award a score -the way a symphony orchestra treats Mozart. winner and folk icon Tom Paxton teams up with Martin’s Classic Albums Live shows are touted as the Grammy award-winning singer/songwriter “a must for music lovers” by Maclean’s magazine. duo The Don Juans for the 2018 Maryland Folk Festival. Collectively their songs have been covered Sponsored by by performers such as John Mellencamp, Miranda Lambert, Neil Diamond, Ray Charles, Judy Collins, Pete Seeger, John Denver, Faith Hill, Blake Shelton, and Bob Dylan. Nationally and regionally touring performers who have shared the stage with the likes of Louie Anderson Pete Seeger, Peter Yarrow, and Donovan will also be performing at the folk festival. Within days of writing and making music together, Paxton and The Don Juans (Don Henry and Jon Vezner) knew they were on to something special. Now they’re taking their show on the road to share with audiences. Paxton provides vocals and stories as well as plays the guitar; Henry provides vocals and plays the guitar, ukulele and banjo; and Vezner provides vocals and plays the piano, guitar and ukulele.

UpFront Inc. presents Louie Anderson Sunday, November 18 | 7:00pm Live! Series Born and raised in Saint Paul, Minnesota, Louie Anderson was the second youngest of eleven children. His early club routines led him from a career counseling troubled children to his national television debut on “The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson” in 1984. The rest is history with comedy routines on numerous late night shows and on “Comic Relief.” Showtime, HBO and CMT specials followed. In 1999, he landed the role of host for the new “Family Feud,” making Anderson a household name and opening doors Classic Albums Live Presents: for him as an actor. He has guest starred on sitcoms Fleetwood Mac - Rumors and dramas including “Grace Under Fire,” “Touched Saturday, November 17 | 8:00pm by an Angel” and “ Hope” and has had memorable featured roles in film comedies like Live! Series “Coming to America” and “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.” Classic Albums Live takes classic albums from the ‘60s In 2013, Anderson took a dive on the ABC reality and ‘70s and recreates those albums live on stage - note series, “Splash,” where he conquered his own fears for note, cut for cut. Founded in 2003 by Toronto while becoming an inspiration of hope. In 2016, he musician Craig Martin, Classic Albums Live has quickly was cast in the hit FX comedy series “Baskets” where earned a stellar reputation for perfectly recreating classic he played the extraordinary role of Christine, the albums, but without the cheesy costumes or shoddy matriarch of the Baskets clan. In addition to stand-up 20 | 2018-2019 SEASON comedy, the three-time Emmy award-winner had a Elio Scaccio studied jazz vocal technique and long-running animated series in the ‘90s and has performance in college and then went on to continue written several best-sellers. his classical training at the renowned Peabody Conservatory at Johns Hopkins University. He has trained with several renowned opera tenors, and is a true “crossover” performer, singing classical, pop, Lightwire Theater: A Very Italian ethnic and vintage rock. Electric Christmas Friday, November 23 | 1:00pm & 5:00pm Sam Vitale started at the University of South Carolina and finished his degree at the University of Michigan Family Series School of Music. He continued training in New York Since rising to national acclaim as semi-finalists on City. He has performed many lead tenor roles, including “America’s Got Talent” and winning top honors on “Don Giovanni” (in Cortona, ). Sam proudly TRU TV’s “Fake Off,” Lightwire Theater has gone served in the USAF in Operations Desert Shield / on to enthrall audiences worldwide with their unique Desert Storm. combination of skill and grace, as told through the technological innovations of moving light characters. Ian and Eleanor Carney along with Corbin and Whitney Popp, creators of the show, came together through a mutual love of art, theater and technology. After discovering electroluminescent (EL) wire, the lights turned on and the possibilities seemed endless. They began to experiment with shapes and designs to develop puppetry-based neon creatures that quickly came to life. People of all ages are captivated by the dazzling visuals and unique menagerie of characters that magically appear out of the darkness. Combining the arts and puppetry, theater and dance with the music of timeless holiday hits, Lightwire Theater’s “A Very Electric Christmas” creates a magical and captivating tale of family, friendship and hope. Based Cherish the Ladies in , Lightwire Theater has performed around the globe, including Hong Kong, , Canada, Belarus, China, Abu Dhabi and as finalists Cherish the Ladies on My TF1’s “The Best Le Meilleur Artiste” in Paris. Celtic Christmas Sunday, December 23 | 3:00pm Live! Series Grammy award-nominated Irish-American super-group Cherish the Ladies formed in 1985 to celebrate the rise of extraordinary women in what had been a male- dominated Celtic music scene. For more than three decades, Cherish the Ladies has shared timeless Irish traditions and good cheer with audiences worldwide. They’ve brought their spectacular blend of virtuosic instrumental talents, beautiful vocals and stunning step dancing to the White House, the Olympics and to PBS with their Emmy award-winning television The Sicilian Tenors special, “An Irish Homecoming.” Under the leadership of All-Ireland flute and whistle champion Joanie Madden, named by The Irish Voice Newspaper as one The Sicilian Tenors of the top 25 most influential Irish Americans of the Sunday, November 25 | 3:00pm past quarter century, these ladies create an evening Live! Series that includes a spectacular blend of virtuoso instrumental talents, beautiful vocals, captivating Aaron Caruso attended the world-renowned arrangements and stunning step dancing. Their Interlochen Arts Academy and holds a bachelor’s continued success as one of the top Celtic groups in degree in Vocal Performance from the University of the world is due to the ensembles’ ability to take the Michigan School of Music. He has studied opera best of traditional Irish music and dance and put it in Italy and New York City. Aaron is fluent in four forth in an immensely entertaining show. The level of languages, and sings in seven, and specializes in artistic, historic and purely enticing entertainment is Classic Neapolitan songs. unlike any in its genre. WeinbergCenter.org | 301.600.2828 | 21 22 | 2018-2019 SEASON WeinbergCenter.org | 301.600.2828 | 23 FILM AT THE WEINBERG

Grease (1978) FLYING DOG MOVIE SERIES Wednesday, January 30, 2019 | 7:30pm SPONSORED BY: The Princess Bride (1987) Wednesday, February 27, 2019 | 7:30pm Blazing Saddles (1974) Wednesday, March 27, 2019 | 7:30pm Coming to America (1988) Wednesday, September 26, 2018 | 7:30pm Caddyshack (1980) Wednesday, April 24, 2019 | 7:30pm Office Space (1999) Wednesday, October 24, 2018 | 7:30pm Fight Club (1999) Wednesday, May 22, 2019 | 7:30pm Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) Wednesday, November 28, 2018 | 7:30pm The Sandlot (1993) Wednesday, June 26, 2019 | 7:30pm Wayne’s World (1992) Wednesday, December 26, 2018 | 7:30pm Jurassic Park (1993) Wednesday, July 31, 2019 | 7:30pm

24 | 2018-2019 SEASON 72 Film Fest SILENT FILM SERIES Friday, October 12, 2018 | 6:30pm SPONSORED BY: Saturday, October 13, 2018 | 6:30pm Now in its thirteenth year, the 72 Film Fest challenges regional filmmakers to make a movie in just 72 hours. All of the entries screen during this two-day event.

The Religious Coalition for Emergency Human Phantom of the Opera (1925) Needs presents Sunday, October 28, 2018 | 3:00pm It’s a Wonderful Life The General (1926) Saturday, December 1, 2018 | 3:00pm & 7:00pm Saturday, December 29, 2018 | 7:00pm The holiday classic starring James Stewart and Donna Reed. Ben Hur: A Tale of the Christ (1925) Saturday, January 12, 2019 | 3:00pm Cartoon Fest Saturday, January 5, 2019 | 2:00pm The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928) Beloved animations back on the big screen. Saturday, February 2, 2019 | 3:00pm American Conservation Film Festival presents ACFF Best of the Fest 2019 DOUBLE FEATURE Saturday, February 1, 2019 | 6:00pm A Trip to the Moon (1902) The ACFF will be screening three award winning Saturday, March 16, 2019 | 3:00pm films from their 2019 film festival. The Kid Brother (1927) The Last Waltz (1978) Saturday, March 16, 2019 | 3:00pm Saturday, February 9, 2019 | 8:00pm It started as a concert. It became a celebration. Pandora’s Box (1929) Now it’s a legend. Saturday, March 16, 2019 | 7:00pm Frederick Memorial Hospital presents A Teachable Moment— Documentary Film SPECIAL FILM EVENTS Sunday, February 17, 2019 | 2:00pm A story of four stroke survivors finding common AARCH presents ground in their search for a new normal. The Tale of the Lion: “Our Stories, Our Voices” 2019 Oscar®-Nominated Shorts Saturday, September 15, 2018 | 2:00pm Don’t miss your chance to see all of the year’s The oldest in Frederick County, Oscar®-nominated short films. Maryland, share the memories, wit, and wisdom that have shaped their lives. Saturday, February 23, 2019 Documentary Shorts - 2:00pm Animated Shorts - 6:00pm Live Shorts - 8:00pm Sunday, February 24, 2019 Animated Shorts - 2:00pm Live Shorts - 4:00pm

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24/7 Dance Studio presents Academy of St. Cecilia Taps Alive Saturday, October 6, 2018 | 8:00pm Youth Orchestra Sunday, May 5, 2019 | 3:00pm The Frederick Children’s Chorus presents The Messiah Sing-Along MMPAC Annual Dance Recital Tuesday, December 18, 2018 | 8:00pm Saturday, May 18, 2019 | 1:00pm Sunday, May 19, 2019 | 1:00pm 6th Annual YMCA Comedy YMCA Dance Recital & Magic Spectacular Sunday, May 26, 2019 | 1:00pm Saturday, April 6, 2019 | 7:00pm

Maryland Regional Ballet presents 24/7 Dance Studio Annual Recital Sleeping Beauty Saturday, June 1, 2019 | 1:00pm & 6:00pm Sunday, June 2, 2019 | 1:00pm & 6:00pm Saturday, April 13, 2019 | 2:00pm Sunday, April 14, 2019 | 2:00pm Dance Unlimited Annual Recital Other Voices Theatre presents Sunday, June 9, 2019 | 2:00pm The New Adventures of Monday, June 10, 2019 | 7:00pm Alice in Wonderland Friday, April 19, 2019 | 7:30pm ESP Dance Recital Saturday, April 20, 2019 | 2:00pm & 7:30pm Saturday, June 15, 2019 | 1:00pm & 6:00pm

Landless Theatre presents FCPS Honors Chorus Wednesday, May 1, 2019 | 7:00pm 1776 - The Musical Friday, June 28, 2019 | 8:00pm Saturday, June 29, 2019 | 8:00pm Sunday, June 30, 2019 | 2:00pm

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OUR VOLUNTEERS

List is current as of June 30, 2018. The Weinberg Center is privileged to have many dedicated and generous volunteers. Last season, they worked more than 8,400 hours, and contributed more than $6,600 to provide support for bathroom renovations. Without them, the show would not go on. Thank you, volunteers!

Sharon Adams Amanda Fishel John Lee Carolyn Romer John Allemang Nancy Fowler Tina Lee Cheryl Sappington Claudia Allemang Linda Free Vicki Lee Pam Seiter Pat Althardt Maxine French Diane Lewandowski Margie Shattuck Diane Bauer Barbara Fromer Barbara Linthicum Ruth Sheridan Sharon Botkin Michael Gabriel Eric Lipetzky Bill Sherman Cheryl Bowman Ruth Ann German Barb Lofts Susan Sherman Mary Ann Brackna Marcy Gouge Chris Malagari Allison Smith Stephanie Brenton Ernell Graham Pam Malagari Arlene Smith Linda Brightwell Michelle Gricus Pam Martella Lee Smith Kathy Brown Carrie Hadden Colleen Matijasick Scotti Smith Chris Bugher Dottie Hamill Roger McArthur Joel Snyder David Bugher Joanne Hamilton Nuala McCarthy Vicky Snyder Bonnie Burns Jay Handzo Rob McCulley Jack Spinnler Leslie Burton Leslie Hannah Mary McKeever Betsy Steel Cindy Butcher Mary Haslam Jim McSherry Laura Steele Shuan Butcher Fran Hertz Mary McSherry Crystal Stitley Mary Chandler Harry Hertz Barbara McTaggart Emily Thomas Wendy Clevenger An-Lorraine Hertzog Rachael Mellow Bill Todd Carol Collins Larry Hobbs Linda Meyer Jan Todd Marianne Dacey Marshall Holt Rita Mihalik Lula Trombley Ray Danganan Sandra Holt Rick Monarch Allan Troutman Thelma Davenhall Jim Horwich Tammy Monarch Ann Valin Chon Davis Jonathon Ivins Kathy Norman Rose Van Camp Dana Delaney Mike Jenkins Leslie Nuse Mary Ellen Vogel Tom Delaney Dennis Jung Chris Pecor Paul Vogel Mary Lou Dent Diane Kantner Bob Pecor Christopher Warden Amy Dexter Gary Kantner Rick Peters Michael Warner Cindi Diamondstone Charlotte King Alan Phillips Patricia Warner Richard Diaz Celia Kirby Mary Ann Phillips Patricia Weimert Carol Dickson Ken Kotchenreuther Mary Plummer Harald Weissenborn Sophia Dobransky Arlene Kuhn Beth Ramacciotti Bob Whalen Casii Dodd Barb Lavery Linda Ranney Marilyn Whalen Tim Dodd Larry Lavery Steve Ranney Lois Wills Barb Dodge Steven Lazerowich Joan Ridgeway Craig Zearfoss Norma Draper Valarie Lazerowich Monica Riscigno Marusia Zearfoss

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Two days before Christmas 1926, a sell-out crowd of more than 1,500 people gathered at Frederick’s plush new movie palace — the Tivoli Theater. Built by the Stanley Crandall Company at a cost of $350,000, the Tivoli offered an atmosphere of refined elegance.

Theater-goers marveled at the modern centerpiece of it all: the magnificent Wurlitzer organ. Installed in 1926 at a cost of $18,500, it continues to entertain today’s audiences during silent movies and sing-alongs. The Weinberg’s is the only Wurlitzer in Maryland still in its original installation.

The Weinberg was Frederick’s first air-conditioned public building, all due to the 1939 and 1940 American Horse of the Year, Challedon. Locally-bred Challedon’s owner, W.L. Brann, and Dr. Edward Thomas, a race fan and patron of the Tivoli accompanied the horse to race in the 1940 Hollywood Gold Cup. At a pre-race party, Warner Brothers head Jack Warner was overheard saying he was going to bet $50,000 on the favorite. Thomas convinced Warner to bet on Challedon instead. When Challedon won the race and a hefty sum for Warner, Warner asked how he could return the favor. Thomas’s request was to install air-conditioning at the Tivoli, and Warner made good on his offer.

The Tivoli fell into disrepair during the 1950s. In 1959, Dan and Alyce Weinberg purchased the building for $150,000 and restored it to its former glory. By the 1970s, downtown Frederick was deteriorating, and the Tivoli struggled to compete with modern movie theaters. Its struggle reached its low point when storm-driven waters flooded the theater and downtown Frederick in 1976. The water peaked three feet above stage level, submerging the seats and floating the Wurlitzer onto the stage. Community members joined forces to salvage the historic landmark—organ and all. After sixteen months, the theater reopened as the Weinberg Center for the Arts, honoring the Weinberg family, who gifted the theater to the City of Frederick.

The Weinberg has drawn such famous names as Marcel Marceau, Hal Holbrook, George Carlin, Judy Collins, Tammy Wynette, Garrison Keillor, the Temptations, Michael Moore, and Tom Jones. Today, the center is owned and operated by the City of Frederick, with the support of the Weinberg Center for the Arts Inc. — a nonprofit organization created in 1995. Thanks to a successful capital campaign begun in 2008, the theater was renovated in 2011, once more restored it to its former grandeur.

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The Weinberg Center is proud to partner with the following restaurants to offer our patrons a number of exclusive dining offers. To take advantage of a promotional offer before or after your show, please present your ticket or pre-show email to your server. Discounts available at the discretion of each restaurant, some restrictions may apply. Please contact the theater with questions or errors.

CAFE NOLA Receive a free appetizer with the purchase of two or more entrees when you show your ticket or pre-show email; not valid with any other offers. 4 East Patrick Street | 301.694.6652 Hours: Mon-Fri 7:00am-9:15pm, Sat-Sun 9:00am-9:15pm

FIRESTONES CULINARY TAVERN & RAW BAR Receive 10% off the total bill when you show your ticket or pre-show email; not valid with any other offers. 105 North Market Street | 301.663.0330 (Tavern) | 301.682.2856 (Raw Bar) Tavern Hours: Tues-Sat 11:30am-1:30am, Sun 10:00am-1:00am Raw Bar Hours: Tues-Sat 11:00am-11:00pm, Sun 11:00am-9:00pm

IL PORTO Receive 10% off the total bill when you show your ticket or pre-show email; not valid with any other offers. 200 South Market Street | 301.620.7480 Hours: Mon-Sat 11:30am-10:00pm, Sun 11:30am-9:00pm

JOJO’s RESTURANT & TAP HOUSE Receive 10% off the total bill when you show your ticket or pre-show email; not valid with any other offers. 16-18, E Patrick St. | 301-732-5197 Hours: Mon-Fri: 11:30am-2:00am, Sat-Sun: 11:00am-2:00am

LAZY FISH ASIAN SUSHI BISTRO Receive 10% off the total bill when you show your ticket or pre-show email; not valid with any other offers, not applicable to Happy Hour items (4:30pm-6:30pm Mon-Thurs). 10 East Patrick Street | 301.695.9656 Hours: Mon-Thurs 11:30am-2:30pm & 4:30pm-9:30pm, Fri 11:30am-2:30pm & 4:30pm-10:00pm, Sat 12:00pm-10:00pm, Sun 12:00pm-9:00pm

NIDO’S LITTLE ITALY RISTORANTE Receive a free appetizer with the purchase of two entrees (up to a $10 value) when you show your ticket or pre-show email; not valid with any other offers. 111 East Patrick Street | 301.624.1052 Hours: Mon-Thurs 11:30am-11:00pm, Fri-Sat 11:30am-1:30am, Sun 10:30am-8:00pm

OPA GREEK RESTAURANT Receive 10% off the total bill when you show your ticket or pre-show email; not valid with any other offers. 50 Carroll Creek Way, Suite 130 | 240.651.3915 Hours: 11:00am-10:00pm, closed Tuesdays

32 | 2018-2019 SEASON SERENITY TEAROOM & FINE DINING Receive one free appetizer with the purchase of two entrees when you show your ticket or pre-show email; not valid with any other offers. 162 West Patrick Street | 301.695.8327 Hours vary, please visit serenitytearoom.com for complete hours.

THE WINE KITCHEN ON THE CREEK Receive 10% off food when you show your ticket or pre-show email; not valid with any other offers. 50 Carroll Creek Way, Suite 160 | 301.663.6968 Hours: Tues-Thurs 11:30am-9:00pm, Fri-Sat 11:30am-10:00pm, Sun 11:00am-9:00pm, Mon-closed

VINICULTURE WINE BAR & CAFE Receive 15% off the total bill when you show your ticket or pre-show email; excludes wine cards and gift cards. 20 North Market Street | 301.695.2816 Hours: Wednesday-Thursday: 3:00pm-10:00pm, Friday: 3:00pm-12:00am, Saturday: 12:00pm-12:00am, Sunday: 12:00pm-8:00pm

WEINBERG CENTER STAFF

EXECUTIVE THEATER MANAGER VOLUNTEER MANAGER THEATER TECHNICIANS John Healey Linda Despeaux Nick Figgat Roger “Flash” Gordon MANAGER OF MARKETING HOUSE MANAGERS Riley Korrell Barbara Hiller Linda Despeaux Dan Marrone Rona Mensah Clayton Myers MANAGER OF DEVELOPMENT Jonathan O’Neal Rebecca O’Leary BOX OFFICE ASSISTANTS Mark Romig David Fitzwater Nicole Rush TECHNICAL MANAGER T.J. Grable Travis Walat Greg Davis Cynthia Kaminsky Matthew Weese Saundra Pierce BOX OFFICE MANAGER WURLITZER ORGANIST Jef Cliber Michael Britt

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Our deepest thanks to these supporters, who make an annual donation to the Weinberg Center. This listing is current as of September 1, 2018. Please contact the theater with any errors or omissions. Producer’s Circle John & Jan Gardner Joe & Sharon Alizio Diane Da Costa ($500-$999) Robert Gifford Keith Low & Barbara Allen Donald De Wall Joseph E. Adams Robert Givens Lloyd Allen Catherine & Stephen Deadrick John & Claudia Allemang John & Carolyn Greiner Marisa & Mark Amberg Korey Delp Dick & Sue Basford Norine & Ted Haas Arthur & Julane Anderson Dee Dennis John Boehmer John & Amanda Haddaway Kimberly & Omer Ashkenazi Amy Dexter Mark & Jill Maenner Buchholz Judith Harkins Gwen Austin Dr. & Mrs. Robbin S. Dick John & Vickie Darr Brian & Mary Ann Harris Dennis & Jean Babb Tim & Casii Dodd Dana & Tom Delaney John & Divya Harrison Marilyn & Tom Bagel Mary Dove Catharine Fairley Jim & Wanda Hartley Suzy & Dan Bailey H. Colleen Dresselaers William Steve & Carole Heine Alpha Bailey Winifred Duvall Nancy Gallo Scott Smith & Danielle Hines Dori Bailin Steve & Gerri Dyer Helen & Ted Gregory Dr. Stephanie Phillips & Joe & Francina Baldi Christopher Eccleston Dottie & Mark Hamill Mr. Mark Hodor Donald Barnes Paul & Nancy Echard Diane & Gary Kantner Cyril Jardine Jonathan Barnes Leslie Eckard Carole & Timothy McShea Eileen Jeanneret Treva Barnes Ronald Eckert Carol Metzner Patsy L. (Cris) Jochum Susan Barrett Ginger Edington Virginia Brace & Jana Moberly Ronald Jones Darrell & Laurel Batson Michael T. Edwards Bob & Deborah Moore Mary E. Kaslick Lori Linthicum & David Beach Dr. Thomas Egan Greg & Nita Pfister John & Claire Kondig Debi Beck Dr. Karen Ekelman Greg Rausch Amy Korsen Craig Becraft Brad Ely Sylvester & Vicki Schieber Jacqueline McDowell & Paul Kreisa Bob & Linda Bennett David Ennis Melissa & Bryon Schwartz Raj, Carlean & Maya Krishnan Betty Bennett Marilyn Entis Karen Miller Sewell & Terry Sewell Jane Ladner Mark & Sue Bird Gary & Jaimini Erskine Philip Viens Bryan & Maura Long Valerie Gorodensky & Kelly Esposito H. Deets & Juanita Warfield Lee & Lou Ann Lushbaugh James Blackshire Sherri R Fabic Michael & Patricia Warner Thomas & Elizabeth Maestri Mary Blessing James Felix Shannon & Patrick Wiegand Chris & Pam Malagari Michael Bogden David Lawrence & Susan Ferrara Lindsey & Darren Wigfield Karen & David McKinney Holly & John Bohman Debra Ferrell Lois & Larry Wills Staci & Bill McLauchlan Miriam Bolling Araminta Finn & Whitney Hahn Bryan & Melissa Wyatt Janet L. Michael Nancy Boore Dennis Ford Ben & Jean Norman Antoinette Border Steve Forrest Director’s Guild Cheryl O’Brien Mike, Gail & Brooke Bradley Jennifer Foster ($250-$499) David & Mary Painter Barbara Brewster Mark Fowler Anonymous Jerry & Carrie Pierson Bill & Lisa Bromfield James Franklin Joseph E. Adams John & Sandy Powell Kathy & Bob Brown Michael Franklin Lenore Seliger & Richard Alperstein Ronald Prue Donna Buck Robert Frantz Gerardo Araiza Steve & Linda Ranney The Buki Family Julie & David Fulton Don & Chyril Ayotte Jared Rice Mark Burack Mr. Alex Gales Jean & Bill Ballantyne Robin & Brian Rippeon William & Courtney Burgan Melanie & Dan Galloway Diane Bauer Leigh Roller Sandra Burton Cathy & Ben Gannon Kenneth & Gail Bertram Dr. Harvey Levy & Lena Rotenberg Leslie Burton Don & Cindy Gaver Robert Black Virginia & Steve Salitrik Rhoda & Bruce Bush Judy Getz Patricia Black Abraham & Charlotte Salmon Shuan & Cindy Butcher Debbie & Rick Gibson Steven Boscovitch Robert & Susan Serdensky Addison Cage Mary Ellen Chilcoat & Gerald Gietka Kevin & Loretta Brady Marie Silverstrim Eddita Cain Carin & Michael Golze Dr. & Mrs. Steven Brand Megan Lemmon & Andrew Stinton James Callear James Grissom Richard & Dianna Camalier Diana Stouffer Cynthia Campise Walter Gundaker Kathleen O’Hara & Eugene Campbell Rebecca & Robert Stouter Dolores Carr Diana & Joseph Halleman William Kramer & Joan Canfield Dr. Thomas & Brenda Tarpley Maryann Carraghan Brad & Karla Hallock Kevin & Joan Carter Telford & Philomena Thomas Deborah Carter Dawn & David Hamilton George Cois David Toof Mary Cashour Bill & Susan Hannon Stacey Collins Deanna & Tom Troutman Edie Catto Scott & Katherine Harmon Cliff & Patty Cool Mary Ellen & Paul Vogel Susan Chapman Rusty & Debbie Harner Gerri Watkins & Fred Couffer Kirk, Karen & Calvin Volker Melissa Chapman Steve & Angie Harpster George & Patricia Cowperthwaite Paul West Sarah Charlton Lauren Harris Linda & Ray Crough James Wolfe Christine Cheson Kristi Hawley Kerry Cummings David & Deborah Wood Benjamin Chevat Gale & Martin Heavner Sandy & Chuck Dalton Gary Leatherman & Kathleen Zannoni Denise Church Marguerite Heidenberg Sophia Dobransky Walter Clowes Keith Helinsky Marilyn Dolly Marquee Club Lisa Collins Dan & Marilyn Herbert Scott Ecelberger ($100-$249) Siobhan Connellan Joe Herzog Mary Eldred Anonymous Frederick Conner Karol Hess James Felix Sharon Adams Patti & Roy Connor Russell Heyde Brad & Kathi Ferguson Dan & Katie Albert Ruth Cote Amy Hiet Barbara Fromer & Al Solomon Andrew Alcorn Esperanza Alzona & David Crosson Donna & Ian Hilderbrand WeinbergCenter.org | 301.600.2828 | 35 MEMBERS

Ken & Winnie Hill Gabrielle Neben John Slezak Torin Andrews Henry Hoppler Tiffany Newman Cynthia Slotkin Ann Andrex Shelly Howard Judy & Joe Niebauer Dr. Roger Smith Vicky Astheimer Maureen Howard Iris Norris Shelby Smith Helen Aument Jim & Judy Hubbard Nancy M. (Nan) Norton Chris Smith Beth Azrael Julia Huiberts Robert Obranovich Kathleen Smith-Jones Jeffrey Baggett Jenny Huseman Mr. J. Manuel Ocasio Joel & Vicky Snyder Lisa Bailey Dorothy Hutchinson Michael O’Donnell Randall Sorenson Richard Williams & Doug Bailey Amy Hutchinson Tamar Osterman Susan Guissinger & Mike Sorrelle Lara Baker Alice & Robert Hydorn Debra Ousse John & Susan Spadaro Wendy Baker Deirdre Inman Joseph Ozag Karyn Spertzel Terri Baker Carol & Carmine Iorio Ken Pack Silvia Stauffer Becky Baquet Karen Irons David & Nancy Parrish Celissa Stephens Suzanne Barghaan Hillary & Belinda James Jack & Maura Parrott Kathryn & Lenne Stolberg Lisa Barnett Jacqueline Janss C. James & Elizabeth Patti Linda Stone Alyssa Barnum Dr. Lois Jarman Michele Patton Diana Stouffer Joanne Bartgis Richard Jefferies Attilio Pecora Teri & Scott Strahlman Tyler & Gail Bastian Harris & Michele Johnson Rick Peters Shirley Stroup Shawn Batchelor Jean Kahl April Peterson Dawn Stull Robert Baughman Jr Mary Karth Hilary Pettigrew Dr. Brandon Swan Connie Beck Terry E. Poole & Lois Keller-Poole Wendy Philippi Bonnie & Rob Swanson Loretta Beckman Anne & David Kenny Robert Pittman David Teffeteller Kelly Beins Gary King Sue Pittman Robert Thomas Becky Bell Carole M. Kirby Stan & Mary Ellen Poole Rondal Tobler Brad & Chrystal Bennett D.H. Kirkwood Blanca & Steve Poteat Amanda Tolbard S. Bennett Christine Knake Dr. Elizabeth Powell Dr. Kim Truesdell Chris & Margaret Benson Thomas Kohlhepp Shelley Pozez Jennifer Valerio Amanda & Bill Benzing Mr. & Mrs. L. Kosciulek Ed & Cristina Prensky Dr. Sanjay & Supriya Vanguri Gerardine Berman Ashha & Paul Krasley Mr. & Mrs. Peter & Bonnie Probst Dr. David H. Wallace Guy & Denise Berry Arlene Kuhn Laura & George Puvel Sandy Waterman Stephanie Berry Matt & Kate Kynvin Katie Rahmati Ashley & Andrew Waters Richard Bitzel Sara Lachewitz Joe & Jennifer Rankin Doug & Kathy Weaver Eric Black Paul Lambertson & Truby LaGarde Dr. Kristen Reifel Douglas Weaver Jeanne Blackburn Barb & John LaPilusa Cathy & Jaques Reifman Helen Webster Catharine Blair Larry & Barbara Lavery Diane Reinertson Chad & Irene Weddle Susan Mentzer-Blair & William Blair Mr. Jeffrey Leco Carol & Kerry Reynolds Bruce Weston Sharon Blair Mark Lickteig Brandon Rice Terry & Rob Wheeler Susan Blaney Barbara Linthicum Monica Riscigno Christina Whims James Blunt Barb Lofts Bonnie Ritter Chris Whitaker Mr. & Mrs. Randall Boardman Louise & Bill Lynch Pamela & Robert Robey Eric & Kathy Whitsell Emmett & Carolyn Bonner Elizabeth Makkai Jackie & Bob Rogers Donna Wilkinson Philip Bosco Barbara K. 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Rachel Mandel & Richard Sedlak Dave & Stacey Adamiak William Burr Emily Ann Meyer Cathy Seibert Christie Adams Sandra Burton Doree Miles Sally & David Selby Ashley Adams Karen Butler John & Kathleen Miller Thomas & Lynne Severn Mary Ann Aellen Neil Cains Barbara & Andrew Millunzi CJ Shank Frank & Gail Ali David Canada, Sr. Clayton & Betsy Minnick Christiane Shearer Helen & Ted Allen Rana Caprarola Gerri Mitchell Richard Shaw & Carol Shoemaker William Allenberg Amy Carattini Ann Mondello Marcy Shtatman James Amerena Susan Carlin Margaret Anne E. Deborah Shumaker Asha Anand Bob & Linda Carmack Linda Myers Carrie Singer Barbara H. Anderson Dena Carson 36 | 2018-2019 SEASON Vicki & Stewart Carter Diane & Tom Evich Michele Hartley Leon Krementz Andrew Carter Marlene R. Eyler Ed & Peggy Haser John & Tara Krincek Sandi Cavanagh George Faini Donald Hauser David Krytusa Jon & Sandy Chisholm Patricia Fankhauser Janice Hauver Myron Kunka Jane Christie Brigitte Farrell Beth Heltebridle Michael Kuster Susan Churchill Laurie Fedele Marilyn Henry Jamie Lacey-Moreira Miranda Claney Connie Feldman George Henschel Ann Laduca Jef & Suzanne Cliber James Felix Ruth Herbert Dawn Lagrotteria Lynn Coddington Philip Fell Charles & Tammy Hertel Michael & Patricia Lamb Barry & Thelma Cohen Sandra Finerty Fran & Harry Hertz Willis Lansford Cindi Cole Amanda Fishel Nicole Hesselink Steven Lapsley Elizabeth Collins Michael & Trish Flora John & Pamela Hewetson Kristi Larson John Compton Andrew Flott Stephanie Higgins Connie Larson-Wright Sarah Coombs Alan & Candy Flowers Victoria Hobgood Susan Lasky Robert Cornet Laura Follmer Kim Hoffman Jessica Lathrop Patrick Corvington Julie Ford Mount John Hollingshead Christopher Lawson Angela Cosey Nancy Fowler Jennifer Holmes Steven & Valarie Lazerowich Dr. Marcia Coss Wendy Frazier Marshall & Sandra Holt Kyle LeBlanc Gail Ann H. & Ronald E. Costello Thomas Frazier Frank Holt Craig & Linda Lebo William Cote Patricia Fredericks Elisabeth Holter Stephanie Ledford Lynn Courchesne Donald Freitag David Holtzclaw Michael Leigh Sharon Cox Margery French Simon Hornby Michael Lerner Gregg & Stephanie Cox Jennifer K. French Jim Horwich Stuart Levine Bill Cranmer Vicki Friedl Elizabeth Hostler Terry Lewis Howard Crum Mike Galayda Louis & Carol Hubshman Daryl Lindstrom Lana Crutchley Diane Gallagher Vera Hudgens Richard Link Marianne Dacey Rus Gambrill Kathleen Hughes Glenn M. Litsinger Monica Dang Diane Gardner Gary Hunt Amanda Little George Dansberger Allen Garst Alisa Hurlburt Carolyn Locker Deidra Darsa Anthony & Mary Gelardi James & June Huy Rob Loewy George Dausch Paul & Ann Gerstner Mary Hyslop Susan Love Paul Davidson Vincent Giammanco Sheryl Iannone Christina Lund Laura Davidson Maribeth Giangiuli Mary Jacques Kimberly Madeja Mary Davis Suzanne Gibbons Mark Jafari Mark Madsen Darrell L. 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