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2017-2018 Annual Report 2017-2018 Annual Report Mission Statement: CTW offers an inclusive environment for children of all backgrounds, cultures, and lifestyles where they have the opportunity to study many aspects of theatre arts, develop valuable life skills, and produce quality plays. 2417 Collingwood Blvd Toledo, OH 43620 419-244-5061 www.ctwtoledo.org Children’s Theatre Workshop is a 501c3 nonprofit organization. Our Federal Tax ID is 34-0929054. Children’s Theatre Workshop’s 2017-2018 Season All I Really Need To Know I Be Careful What You Wish For Disney’s The Little Mermaid Learned From Being a Zombie By Patrick Rainville Dorn Music by Alan Menken by Jason Pizzarello Players Company Lyrics by Howard Ashman and and March 23-25, 2018 Glenn Slater Super Scary Directed by Trina Friedberg Book by Doug Wright July 6-8, 2018 By Tim Kochenderfer Once Upon a Teen Teen Musical Theatre Camp Teen Company By Cliff McClelland Directed by Sarah Dysard October 12-15 2017 Teen Company Music Direction: Alex Lenzo Directed by Patrick Mahood April 12-15, 2018 Choreography: KC Lyphout The Adventures of Rose Red Directed by Laura Crawford Roald Dahl’s James and (Snow White’s Quiet Backstage Or The Teach- the Giant Peach Less Famous Sister) er Will Eat You Book by Timothy Allen McDonald by Sean Abley Ensemble Company Music and Lyrics by Benj Pasek Players Company May 4-6, 2018 and Justin Paul November 17-19, 2017 Directed by Aimee Reid Directed by Trina Friedberg Musical Theatre Camp July 27=29, 2018 The Adventures of *original devised Directed by Aimee Reid Jacob and Ricky play, written by Music Direction: Alex Lenzo Ensemble Company students of CTW Choreography by KC Lyphout December 8-10, 2017 Directed by Aimee Reid 2017-2018 PRODUCTIONS: By the Numbers 2—stages used in performances 560—approximate amount of hours 8—different plays produced spent in rehearsal 12—different casts 665—field trip audience members 43—performances total 3,812—total audience members SCHOOLS REPRESENTED AT CTW, 2017-2018 Anthony Wayne High School Hayes Elementary Rossford Junior High Arbor Hills Junior High Hiawatha Elementary Rossford High School Autism Model School Highland Elementary Sacred Heart Bedford High School Hillview Elementary Shoreland Elementary Bedford Junior High Holland Elementary Smith Road Elementary Bennett Venture Academy Holy Trinity Catholic School Southview High School Beverly Elementary Homeschooling Springfield Middle School Blessed Sacrament Hull Prairie Intermediate St. Aloysius School Bowling Green High School Ida Elementary St. Andrews (New Orleans, LA) Bowsher High School iLEAD Spring Meadows St. Benedict Burroughs Elementary Jackman Elementary St. Joseph (Erie) Byrnedale Elementary Jefferson Junior High St. Joseph (Sylvania) Central Catholic High School Lake Elementary St. Patrick of Heatherdowns Central Trail Elementary Lial Elementary St. Pius X Christ the King Longfellow Elementary St. Rose Christ the King Maplewood Elementary (TPS) St. Ursula Academy Clay High School Maplewood Elementary (Sylvania) Starr Elementary Conneaut Elementary Maumee Valley Country Start High School Coy Elementary Day School Stepping Stones Preschool McCord Junior High Crissey Elementary Stranahan Elementary Custer Elementary Monac Elementary Summerfield Elementary Deveaux Elementary Monclova Christian Academy Swanton Elementary Dorr Street Elementary Monclova Primary Sylvania Southview Douglas MacArthur Girls Monroe Road Elementary Timberstone Junior High Leadership Academy Montessori School of Toledo Christian Schools Douglas Road Elementary Bowling Green Northwood High School Toledo School for the Arts Eagle Point Elementary Toledo Technology Academy Eastwood Local Schools Ohio Virtual Academy Old Fort Elementary Washington Junior High Elmhurst Elementary Waterville Primary Eisenhower Intermediate Otis Elementary Otsego Elementary Wayne Trail Elementary Emmanuel Christian Wernert Elementary Fasset Junior High School Ottawa Hills Elementary Ottawa River Elementary Westside Montessori Fort Meigs Elementary Whiteford Agricultural Frank Elementary Our Lady of Perpetual Help Perrysburg High School Whiteford Elementary Gateway Middle School Whitmer High School Gesu Elementary Perrysburg Junior High Pickett Academy Whittier Elementary Glenwood Elementary Wildwood Environmental Great Lakes Cyber Academy Raymond Park Intermediate Academy Greenwood Elementary Regina Coeli Woodland Elementary Grove Patterson Academy Renton Junior High Woodmore High School Harvard Elementary Robinson Elementary 2017-2018 Programs: By the Numbers 3—number of original, full-length play drafts created by CTW devising students 8—different types of classes offered during the 2018-19 school year. 10:1—average student-to-teacher ratio at CTW (largest is 16:1) 32—number of CTW students who completed all three semesters in 2016-17 118—different schools represented at CTW 290—hours of classes offered by CTW during the 2017-18 school year 478—number of students enrolled in CTW classes and camps for 2017-18 “Thank you guys for doing such an amazing job!! [My child] cannot wait to do it again! Thanks again!” -2017-18 Players Company parent Volunteers: By the Numbers CTW’s supporters are generous with their time as well as their finances! CTW’s Volunteers donated more than 800 hours of volunteer efforts toward CTW productions, programs, facilities, and fundraisers. Assuming CTW would have had to pay at least minimum wage to an employee to perform these tasks… CTW VOLUNTEERS DONATED MORE THAN $6,800 IN EFFORT IN 2017-2018. That’s about $17 per child. 2017-2018 Board of Directors 2017-2018 Seasonal Staff Technical Director President: Rick Bush Sarah Skow, Spengler Nathanson P.L.L. Teen Company Coordinator Treasurer: Pat Mahood Tracie Youngless, William Vaughan Co. Players Company and Early Stages Secretary: Trina Friedberg Jennifer Moyer, MaritzCX 5-6 Class, 7-8 Class At-Large Board Members: Haven Bradam Renee Coatney Timothy W. Effler 11-12 Class: Jalesa Earby Dylan Kahle Dr. Michael Kastner Teen Company Director & Stage Manager: Laura Crawford Jared Meade Chaun Steiner Musical Theatre: Sarah Dysard Stephanie Stevens Music Director: Alexandra Lenzo Allison Westhoven Choreographer: KC Lyphout Stage Manager: Diane Schroeder Year-Round Staff: Executive Artistic Director Summer Camps: Haven Bradam, Macey Bradam, Paige Dooley, Alex Zerby Aimee S. Reid, MFA Development and Educational Outreach Little Mermaid Technical Director Trina Friedberg Zann Campbell-Johannes 7th Annual Cupcake Showdown CTW raised nearly $7,000 in our March 4, 2018 James and the Giant Peach- themed Handmade Toledo 7th Annual Cupcake Showdown! Jay’s Cakes: Best Themed Table Design! Happy Flour Bakery: Best Themed Cupcake Design! Cupcakes by Ashley: Featuring: Showdown Winner, Jay’s Cakes Most Creative Flavor, and Cupcakes By Ashley Best Themed Cupcake Flavor! Creative Cupcakes and Baked Goods Happy Flour Bakery 2017-2018 Donors. Sponsors, & Grantmakers $3,000+ Chaun and Jodie Steiner^* Laura Crawford* Andersons Fund Supporting Ben Tipping^ Dragon’s Roost Coffee^ Organization Nicole Tipping* Tom Duvall* Ohio Arts Council Toledo Symphony^ Sarah Dysard* William Vaughan Co^ Fowl and Fodder^ $1,000-$3,000 Tracie Youngless* Schyler Graham* Brotje Family Foundation Aubri Greybeal* Buckeye Broadband^ $50-99 Konra Holman* HCR ManorCare Dennis Ahmer* Rebecca Johnson* YIPEE All Star Trophies^ Sarah Kurfis* Bird’s Eye View Circus^ Jennifer Lanzen* $500-$999 Black Kite^ Manhattan’s^ Cupcakes by Ashley^ Chick-fil-a^ Maumee Bay Brewing^ Toledo Community Foundation Churchill’s Market^ Lindsay McKitrick* Giving Tuesday Match Flying Rhino Coffee^ Tara Moline* Thomas Hern* Jen Moyer* $250-$499 Jeannie Hibbard* Meg Price* Julie Beckert* House of Dow^ Red Lobster^ Chipotle^ Tracy Hudson^ Diana Roof* Creative Cupcakes and Baked Infinite Art^ Abby Saville* Goods ^ Forte Music School^ Heather Schnurr* Handmade Toledo Trina Friedberg* Shawna Stevens* Jay’s Cakes^ Dylan Kahle* Swig^ KOA Campgrounds^ Kevin Charles Salon^ Toledo History Museum^ Chris and Elizabeth Rohrs* Toledo Zoo^ $100-$249 Sylvania Playland^ Alverna Tracht* Andala Rae^ Toledo GROWS^ Sally Tracht* Art of Justus^ Toledo Spirits^ Alyssa Ward* Renee Bisnett* Mary Tracht* Holly Whaley* Buffalo Wild Wings Ned Tracht* Sean Wyatt* Champion Cleaners^ Bob Veloske* Ye Olde Durty Bird^ Cheryl Brooks* Tyler Ward* City BBQ^ Colleen Errington^ $49 and under +Giving Tuesday 2017 Donor Cynthia’s Catering^ Adam’s Street Café^ ^Cupcake Showdown Donor Dennis and Carol Hahn* All Crumbs^ Ink and Iron^ Al Peake and Sons Rebecca Kaufold* Deidre Anderson* Manos^ Barry’s Bagels^ Marcos Pizza Beads and Books^ Dylan McFarland* Charmaine Benson* Mary Moline* Bleak House^ Amanda Metzger* Jan Brennan* Max and Brooke Reddish^ Melissa Brogan Diane Schroeder* Rick Bush and Aimee Geok Simpson* Reid* Joseph Slater and Krista Griffin Coldiron* Schneider* Costco^ Disney’s The Little Mermaid, July 2018 Honoring our Volunteers—The Golden Chucks Award Chuck Taylor Converse shoes are a bit of an inside joke at the Children’s Theatre Workshop, so it seemed only appropriate that we thank our most committed volunteers with the Golden Chuck Award at the Season Wrap Up BBQ, August 18, 2018. Here are the volunteers who contributed the most in the 2017-18 season: Jen Brown Sharon Gray Melissa Schimmoeller Kim Williams Carol Cierniak Aubri Graybeal Krista Schneider Tracie Youngless Eric Clingo Ashley Helton Sarah Skow Student Volunteer of the Year: Jada Clingo Dylan Kahle Jon Stawowy Emma Swanbeck, For outstanding Anne Close Dr. Michael Kastner Julie
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