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2 VILLAGE THEATRE ROBB HUNT Executive Producer JERRY DIXON Artistic Director

Book by Music by Lyrics by HANNAH KOHL WILL ARONSON DANIEL MATÉ

Francis J. Gaudette Theatre Everett Performing Arts Center March 12 – April 19, 2020 April 24 – May 17, 2020

Director JERRY DIXON

Choreographer Music Director Orchestrations JIMMY SHIELDS MICHAEL NUTTING WILL ARONSON

Scenic Designer Costume Designer Lighting Designer Sound Designer CAREY WONG KAREN ANN LEDGER AARON COPP BRENT WARWICK

Projection Designer Stage Manager Assistant Stage Managers Properties Manager TRISTAN ROBERSON PAMELA CAMPI SPEE* MIRANDA C. PRATT*, KATERINA GAWLAK RACHEL BENNICK COLLEEN NIELSEN, CORY SOUTHWELL

Wig Master Costume Shop Manager Master Scenic Artist Technical Director Production Manager DOUGLAS DECKER ESTHER GARCIA JULIA B. FRANZ BRADLEY C. BIXLER JAY MARKHAM

Developed as part of The 2018 Village Originals Festival of New Musicals Developmental readings of Hansel & Gretl & Heidi & Günter at Village Theatre, Issaquah, Washington The 2018 Village Originals Festival of New Musicals and in Robb Hunt, Executive Producer, Jerry Dixon, Artistic Director New York City directed by Victoria Clark.

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THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM GUYS & DOLLS SHE LOVES ME HANSEL & GRETL & THE WEDDING SINGER COUNTY SPELLING BEE November 7, 2019 – January 16 – March 22, 2020 HEIDI & GÜNTER May 7 – July 26, 2020 September 12 – November 17, 2019 February 2, 2020 March 12 – May 17, 2020

IN-KIND SPONSORS Director’s Note Cast Gretl...... Kate Jaeger* There are many reasons, and reasons Heidi...... Isabella Corsaro, Beatrice Corley inside of reasons, that I was taken Günter...... Jonas Winburn, Thomas Gomes when I heard the premise of Hansel Hansel...... Kevin Vortmann* Kevin...... Tyler Vold & Gretl & Heidi & Günter. Reason Forest Hermit, Jenny & Julie’s Pop, & others...... Jon Lutyens* 1: it made me fall off my chair, Brian, Klaus, & others...... Teigun Pesce laughing. Reason 5: the songs made Jenny, Olga, & others...... Elizabeth Howlett me tingle, giggle, and cry. Reason Julie, Brigitta, & others...... Elsa Miller 33: as I dug into the research, I Brian’s Mom, Jar Head, & others...... Brenna Wagner* discovered the rich, and sometimes Kevin’s Dad, Jar Head, & others...... Ethan Carpenter* troubling, history of fairy tales. Jenny & Julie’s Dad, Jar Head, & others...... Lamar Legend* Most of us have heard the Dance Captain...... Brenna Wagner* expression, “everything old is Fight Captain...... Lamar Legend* new again.” In the case of fairy tales, this adage might well apply. *The Actors and Stage Manager are members of the Actors’ Equity Assocation, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. Except there’s a piece missing: the original Brothers Grimm tales were dark, deadly, sinister, morbid, and Understudies never meant for children! In time, Gretl...... Brenna Wagner* revisionist thinking pushed these Hansel...... Ethan Carpenter* stories toward the light. Soon, we had Kevin, Brian, Klaus, & others...... Braden Cook storybooks that were fit for all ages. Jenny, Julie, Olga, Brigitta, & others...... Eliana Coe Fairy tales were told at bedtime, Forest Hermit, Kevin’s Dad, Jenny & Julie’s Dad, Jar Head, & others...... Brian Lange in classrooms, on the radio, and in Brian’s Mom, Jar Head, & others...... Callie Williams other media all over the world. We couldn’t get enough of those Orchestra seven little fellows, whistling, Conductor/Keyboard...... Michael Nutting while they worked. Or a bluebird, Violin...... Valerie Tung gently landing on a delicate wrist. Cello...... Grant Olson It delighted us to hear tell of a Bass...... Chris Jones or Olivia Hamilton horse-drawn carriage, fashioned Trumpet...... Charles Butler or Greg Lyons out of a pumpkin. But something Flute, Clarinet, Alto Sax...... Dewey Marler happened as these stories moved Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Tenor Sax, Bari Sax...... Jay Easton Percussion...... Jesse Whitford toward the light. Darkness returned, with a vengeance, and adults found themselves drawn back into their Crew childhood stories with titles like Master Stage Carpenter (Issaquah)...... Whitman Paylor Maleficent, Snow White and the Master Stage Carpenter (Everett)...... Chris Mikolaizik Huntsman, and Red Riding Hood, Lead Stagehand...... Emily Kettler who wasn’t so little anymore. Lead Stagehand – Props...... Peter King Master Sound Engineer (Issaquah)...... Brent Warwick It might be the complex times Master Sound Engineer (Everett)...... Kurt Conway we’re living in that fuels the need Head Wardrobe Master (Issaquah)...... Heather Andress for the modern adult to embrace Wardrobe Master (Issaquah)...... Juliette Lewis the harsh worlds created in these Wardrobe Master (Everett)...... Courtney Kessler-Jeffrey contemporary versions. Or it might Lead Dresser...... Marie Kramer be that our children can handle Master Electrician (Issaquah)...... Paul Arnold traumatic experiences, better than Master Electrician (Everett)...... Paul Sharp children from centuries ago. Maybe Followspots...... Jenna Kearns, Eddie Rayner they learned that even in the hardest of times, laughter really is the best medicine. – Jerry Dixon

4 VILLAGE THEATRE Musical Numbers Act I “Prelude”...... Orchestra “Come Home Safe”...... Parents, Kids, Gretl, Heidi, Günter “Dumpling Song”...... Gretl, Günter “Dear Random Stranger”...... Heidi, Günter “Middle of the Night”...... Gretl, Hansel, Heidi, Günter, Lüneburgers “The Meyerhausen Family Hymn”...... Gretl, Hansel, Heidi, Günter, Ancestors “Cool to be a Meyerhausen”...... Heidi, Günter, Gretl “When Hunting Witches”...... Günter, Heidi, Kevin, Teachers, Kids SHOW“The SPONSORS Witch is Me”...... INDIVIDUAL SHOW SHOW MEDIA SPONSORSGretl SEASONTribute MEDIA SPONSOR STARRING SPONSOR “Treat Yourself”...... SPONSOR Hansel, Heidi, Günter Twyla & Tom Lucas April 25 | 7:30pm There will be a 20-minute intermission between acts. Borrowed Time & Third Stage SEASON SPONSORS PRODUCING SPONSORS TRAVEL SPONSOR Act II Auburn Ave Theater “Entr’acte”...... Orchestra May 2 | 7:30pm “It Wasn’t So Bad”...... Olga, Brigitta, Klaus Amanda Bacon “Best Meal Ever”...... Krimelda, Jar Heads Patsy Cline Tribute “Our Mom”...... Heidi, Günter, Olga, Brigitta, Klaus, Jar Heads Auburn Ave Theater “The Geisty Forest”...... Forest Voices “So Many Ways…”...... Hansel, Cuckoo Voices May 8 | 7:30pm “Out of Childhood”...... Gretl, Heidi, Günter, Hansel Jethro Tull “Battle Prep: Gotta Make it Good”...... Heidi, Günter, Hansel, Gretl, Krimelda, Kevin, Company Experience “Follow the Trail / Finale”...... Company Auburn Ave Theater Synopsis Gretl – yes, that Gretl – is now a single mom living in modern day Chicago, still suffering from the trauma of her fairy-tale childhood. Her 21st Century kids are fed up with stuffing their pockets full of pebbles, and dream of the impossible: a normal childhood. But when long-lost Uncle Hansel shows up at their doorstep, they are plunged into an unexpected adventure that June 5, 6, 12, 13 & 19 | 7pm brings the family together. June 6, 7, 13, 14 & 20 | 2pm Auburn IN-KIND SPONSORS Community Players: Big The Musical Auburn Ave Theater

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encorespotlight.com 5 Production Team Director...... Jerry Dixon Choreographer...... Jimmy Shields Music Director...... Michael Nutting Scenic Designer...... Carey Wong Lighting Designer...... Aaron Copp Costume Designer...... Karen Ann Ledger Sound Designer...... Brent Warwick Projection Designer...... Tristan Roberson Creative Consultant...... Victoria Clark Associate Music Director...... Elisa Money Associate Sound Designer...... Haley Parcher Assistant Scenic Designer...... Charlotte Emrys Assistant Lighting Designers...... Amber Lynne Parker, Ranleigh Starling Fight Choreographer...... Lamar Legend Orchestrations...... Will Aronson Music Copyist...... TJ Rubin Keyboard Programming...... Joseph Tancioco Stage Manager...... Pamela Campi Spee* Assistant Stage Managers ...... Miranda C. Pratt*, Katerina Gawlak Assistant Stage Managers/Youth Supervisors...... Colleen Nielsen, Cory Southwell Production Assistant...... Michelle Chesley Technical Director...... Bradley C. Bixler Associate Technical Director...... Andre Burman Master Carpenter...... Patrick Sherman At the Lead Carpenters...... Lucas McVey, Jason Tribby, Peyton Talley Carpenters...... Melina Harris, Andrew Hudson, Laurel Blaine Carpenter Intern...... Colin Bixler Production Technicians...... David Mackie, Sam Izenman, Emily Kettler, Peter King, Zac Andersen, Steven Coney, Kate Takata show Projection Technician...... Derick Avitt Properties Manager...... Rachel Bennick Master Properties Artisan...... Chloe Kirkwood Lead Properties Artisan...... Justine Halsey-Martin Lead Properties Carpenter...... Chris Ippolito or on Properties Intern...... Aresa Berry Master Scenic Artist...... Julia B. Franz Lead Scenic Artists...... Macy Martinez, Carmen Rodriguez Scenic Artists...... Jeff Cook, Annie Duffiance, Gabrielle Duong Papercuttings (Playbill cover, Projections)...... Hannah Kohl the go Costume Shop Manager...... Esther Garcia Costume Shop Assistant...... Hannah Coleman Costume Design Assistant...... Brynne McKeen Tailor...... Beth Gilroy Cutter...... Andrea Herman Crafts...... Samantha Shields Stitchers...... Melissa Gomez, Sierra Reid, Emily Alexander, Kim Dancy, Rose Hope Encore is your Wig Master...... Douglas Decker companion Wig Assistants...... Jordan Kearns, Jenn Hill Company Manager...... Jessi Wasson to Seattle’s Associate Production Manager...... Caitlin McCown Casting Director...... Jessica Spencer performing arts. Resident Music Director...... Tim Symons Production Manager...... Jay Markham Associate Artistic Director...... Brandon Ivie Artistic Director...... Jerry Dixon Executive Producer...... Robb Hunt Special Thanks encorespotlight.com Rod “Red” Gibson – Christie Lites Seattle Bryce Will & Stacey Garrett at Staging Techniques, Inc. A very special thank you to Opus Bank for ACT Theatre providing Village Theatre’s Donor Lounge.

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Cast KATE JAEGER* Cratchit). He’d like to thank his family and (Gretl) is an actor, Squad Lit for being so supportive. @im.teigun ETHAN CARPENTER* director, educator, event (Kevin’s Dad, Jar Head, host, and improvisor. TYLER VOLD (Kevin) & others, Hansel u/s). She has previously been is thrilled to be back at Village Theatre: Link seen at Village Theatre Village Theatre! Village Larkin in Hairspray, as Adelaide in Guys & Theatre Mainstage: Matilda, Newsies, Singin’ Dolls and Madame Michael Wormwood u/s in the Rain, My Fair Lady, Thénardier in Les Misérables. Locally she has in Matilda. KIDSTAGE: Funny Girl, Les performed with 14/48, ArtsWest, Book-It Rep, Scar in Lion King Jr, Misérables. The th5 Avenue Theatre: Austen’s Pride, Jet City Improv, Macha Theatre Works, New Oliver Warbucks in Paint Your Wagon, A Chorus Line. Showtunes: The Voices, Seattle Children’s Theatre, Taproot Annie KIDS. Seattle Children’s Theatre: J.D. in Unsinkable Molly Brown, The Fantasticks. BFA: Theatre, and Teatro ZinZanni. Heathers: The Musical (H.S.Ed.). Tyler would Indiana University. Love to the family. For his like to thank Jerry Dixon and the production niece, Maria. Stay curious! LAMAR LEGEND* team for this fantastic experience! (Jenny & Julie’s Dad, Jar BEATRICE CORLEY Head, & others, Fight KEVIN VORTMANN* (Heidi) is delighted to Captain) is originally (Hansel). Village return to Village Theatre from New York City. Theatre: Into the Woods, after last appearing in Les Recent credits include: A Proper Place, and Misérables in 2013. Frederick Douglass in String (Beta Regional credits: Annie Necessary Sacrifices Production). Selected and The Secret Garden at (Taproot Theatre), The Aviator in The Little Broadway and Off- The 5th Avenue Theatre/ Prince (Seattle Children’s Theatre), Calcifer in Broadway: A Little Night Theatre Under the Stars (Houston), Chitty Chitty Howl’s Moving Castle (Book-It Rep). He has Music, Death Takes a Holiday, On the Town, and Bang Bang at Seattle Children’s Theatre, and Shrek been honored with a Gregory Award and The The Most Happy Fella. Kevin has appeared as a at Coeur d’Alene Summer Theatre. Youth Theatre: Rising Star Award by The Broadway League. soloist with symphonies worldwide, including: Studio East. Thanks Mary Jo DuGaw, M&D, Mae, The Philadelphia Orchestra, San Francisco and Nell. JON LUTYENS* Symphony, New York Philharmonic, and (Forest Hermit, Jenny & Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Love to ISABELLA CORSARO Julie’s Pop, & others) Amanda, Colin, and Lucas. kevinvortmann.com (Heidi) is over the moon was last seen on the to be making her Village Theatre stage in BRENNA WAGNER* professional debut at the company of Les (Brian’s Mom, Jar Head, Village Theatre! Past Misérables. Local & others, Dance KIDSTAGE favorites theatregoers have seen Captain, Gretl u/s) is so include: Hairspray, The him at ACT, Strawberry Theatre Workshop, grateful to join this Lion King, Shrek (Fiona), Book-It Rep, Showtunes, and several others--in wickedly funny cast and Chicago (Mona). She most recently appeared in roles roaming from British intellects to ill-fated creative team! Village Elf the Musical (Jovie) at her high school. Huge Frenchmen, from an emigrant leprechaun to an Theatre: …Howard thanks to her mom, dad, M, S, B, G, M, and L for East African elephant. Jon is a Western Barnes, Mary Poppins, My Fair Lady. National Washington University graduate and proud tour: The Little Mermaid (Arista, Ursula u/s). encouraging and supporting her to pursue her th dreams. Isaiah 43:2 @isabellla_c union member. Regional: The 5 Avenue Theatre’s Paint Your Wagon, Taproot Theatre’s Bright Star (Alice), THOMAS GOMES ELSA MILLER (Julie, ArtsWest’s Violet (Gregory Award Nominee, (Günter) is thrilled to be Brigitta, & others). Best Leading Actress & Gypsy Rose Lee back on the Village This is Elsa’s first show recipient). Up next: Beta Production of The Homefront. @missbrennawagner Theatre stage. Past credits with Village Theatre! include: Bruce in Matilda She is excited for you (Village Theatre), Young JONAS WINBURN to experience the show Steve Jobs in The (Günter) is ecstatic to (R)evolution of Steve Jobs that we’ve worked so return to Village Theatre (Seattle Opera), and Oliver in Oliver! (St. Luke’s hard on, and hopes you enjoy the production. where his past credits Theatre). Special thanks to Tasha, Deanna, She would like to thank her family and her include Matilda (Bruce Gillian, Becca, Harry, Jack, mom, and dad. best friend Claire for keeping her sane and Tommy) and ZM throughout this process. She would also like (Billy Jr). Regional: Behold the Dreamers, ELIZABETH to thank her lovely castmates! @actuallyelsa HOWLETT (Jenny, Olga, Book-It Rep (Mighty Edwards). Community & others) is thrilled to be TEIGUN PESCE theatre: Guys & Dolls, Seussical, Beauty and the performing in her first (Brian, Klaus, & others) Beast, The Lion King, James and the Giant Peach, Village Theatre has been participating Elf the Musical, Into the Woods, and Shrek. Love production. A high with Village Theatre for and thanks to my family. school sophomore, over seven years. Recent @jonas_winburn Elizabeth’s favorite roles KIDSTAGE productions include Brooke in Be More Chill and Lydia include: School of Rock in Pride and Prejudice. Outside theatre, Elizabeth (Snake/Jesus), Willy enjoys backpacking and eating dumplings. She Wonka (Willy Wonka), The Addams Family thanks her parents, her sister, and her drama (Pugsley), and many more! Productions at ACT teacher, Mr. Kidd, for their support. Enjoy the include A Christmas Carol (Turkey Boy/Charles show! encorespotlight.com 7 Who’s Who

ELIANA COE (Jenny, WILL ARONSON (Music, Orchestrations) is 5th Avenue Theatre); Urinetown, Little Shop of Julie, Olga, Brigitta, & a writer and composer whose work includes: Horrors (ACT); Bright Star (Taproot Theatre); others u/s) is ecstatic to Maybe Happy Ending (Alliance Theatre; Richard Les Misérables, and Hairspray (KIDSTAGE return to Village Theatre Rodgers Award), Mother, Me & the Monsters Everett). When he is not music directing, he is for such a fantastic (Barrington Stage Company; Boston Globe an avid piano teacher, arranger/transcriber, and project! You may have Critic’s Pick), Pete the Cat (Lucille Lortel composer. Special thanks to all those whose previously seen Coe on Theatre; five national tours), My Scary Girl hard work is fueling this production. Love to this stage in Billy Elliot (Best Musical, New York Musical Festival), and Jerra. (Karen Davidson). Recent credits include: West Bungee Jump, cited by The New York Times in Side Story (Anybodys) at The th5 Avenue Theatre’s 2013 as Korea’s “most popular original musical.” CAREY WONG (Scenic Designer). 12 shows at Rising Star Project, Legally Blonde (Choir/ Recipient of a Fulbright Grant, an ASCAP Village Theatre including: Hairspray, A Proper Ensemble) at Showtunes, and A Christmas Story, Frederick Loewe Scholarship, an EST/Sloan Place, It Shoulda Been You, Aida, The Secret The Musical (Jean Shepherd) at KIDSTAGE. commission, and three Korean Musical Awards. Garden, How to Succeed…, and La Cage aux Enjoy the show! Thanks to Mom, Dad, and Luke. Folles. Other theatres: Seattle Rep, Berkeley Rep, Portland Center Stage, Arizona Theatre BRADEN COOK (Kevin, DANIEL MATÉ (Lyrics) is a lyricist, composer, Company, Baltimore Center Stage, Syracuse Brian, Klaus, & others and bookwriter whose other works include: The Stage, Prince Music Theatre, ACT, Seattle u/s) is so excited to be Trouble With Doug, Middle School Mysteries, Children’s Theatre, Childsplay Theatre, Nearco making his Village and The Longing and the Short of It. Upcoming: Producciones. Opera: Seattle Opera, Portland Theatre Mainstage debut! a musical adaptation of the Russell Banks novel Opera, Pittsburgh Opera, Opera Southwest, Past show experiences The Sweet Hereafter. His songs were featured in Spoleto Festival USA, Macao and Beijing Music include Aida (Seattle a solo concert at DC’s Lincoln Center. Daniel Festivals. Exhibit design: Portland Chinatown Opera) and Heathers: The taught the first-ever musical theatre writer’s Museum. Musical (Seattle Children’s Theatre), but his home workshop in his hometown of Vancouver, BC. away from home for the last five years has been Honors: Kleban Prize, ASCAP Cole Porter AARON COPP (Lighting Designer). Recent the KIDSTAGE program. He would like to thank Award, Jonathan Larson Grant. Dedicated projects include the Broadway premiere of The M&D for all of their love and support! Enjoy the to the memory of grandparents Andy, Judy, New One by Mike Birbiglia, and Colin Quinn’s show! Monica, and Harvey. Bless you, Rae and Gabor. Red State Blue State at the Minetta Lane Theatre. danielmate.com Other recent projects include: One Line Drawn BRIAN LANGE (Forest by Brian Brooks for Miami City Ballet, Candide Hermit, Kevin’s Dad, JERRY DIXON (Director). For Village at Tanglewood, and Shahrazad for the Royal Jenny & Julie’s Dad, Jar Theatre: The Full Monty, Show Boat, Curious Ballet of Flanders. At Village Theatre, roughly Head, & others u/s). Incident…, and premieres, or developments, a dozen shows, including: The King and I, The Village Theatre of Take Me America, Great Wall, A Proper Producers, My Heart is the Drum, Newsies, and Mainstage: …Spelling Bee. Place, and Hart Island. Dixon has developed, …Howard Barnes. Village Originals Beta and directed world premiere productions Productions: ZM, String, of Ferguson, Barnstormer, and Funked Up Fairy KAREN ANN LEDGER (Costume Designer). ...Howard Barnes, WATT?!?, and Cloaked. Most Tales. He has been a directing participant in Village Theatre: I Do! I Do!, Dreamgirls, Funny recently Brian has been seen in Urinetown (5th the NYU Graduate Musical Theatre Writing Girl, Xanadu, Chicago, Annie Get Your Gun. Ave/ACT) and Bright Star (Taproot Theatre). program, Playwrights Horizons, Eugene O’Neill Regional theatre: Seattle Rep, Seattle Children’s th Brian wishes to thank all of his communities for Theater Festival, and the National Alliance Theatre, The 5 Avenue Theatre, Philadelphia their love and support. So much gratitude and for Musical Theatre. He directed Lincoln Theatre Company, Prince Music Theatre, appreciation, always. Center’s American Songbook, for Tony-winner Arizona Theatre Company, Utah Festival Opera, LaChanze, and Tony and Pulitzer Prize winners Childsplay of Arizona, Shakespeare Theatre NJ, CALLIE WILLIAMS Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey. Weston Playhouse, George Street Playhouse. (Brian’s Mom, Jar Head, & Various Off-Broadway: In Bed with Roy Cohn, others u/s) is tickled to be JIMMY SHIELDS (Choreographer) is a local Bikeman, Cactus Flower, Appointment, Twelfth back at Village Theatre. choreographer, performer, teaching artist, Night, Hurricane, Piper, Warrior. MFA: UW. Hailing from Las Vegas and budding director. He has been working Member of USA 829. This production is originally, she has been professionally since the age of 16 and has been dedicated to the late Dave Bova, makeup artist fortunate to perform in blessed to share his love of the arts all over the and wig master extraordinaire. an array of productions United States! Recent theatre credits include: ranging from August: Osage County to Pericles to the west-coast premiere of Polkadots: The Cool BRENT WARWICK (Resident Sound Designer) Hairspray. She’s a graduate from the Liverpool Kids Musical at Tacoma Musical Playhouse is happy to have been on the Village Theatre Institute for Performing Arts. (director/choreographer); Hairspray (Gilbert/ team since 2008 starting with Beauty and co-choreographer); Matilda (Ensemble/associate the Beast. Brent has been the resident sound Production Team choreographer) at Village Theatre; Legally designer for the last seven Seasons where Blonde at Showtunes (choreographer); and some of his favorite design credits include: HANNAH KOHL (Book, Papercuttings) is a Howl’s Moving Castle (choreographer) at Book-It Les Misérables, Billy Elliot, The 39 Steps, and writer and composer/lyricist. Work includes: Die Rep. Jimmy has BIG plans for the performing Hairspray. Brent has also worked as a sound Weihnachtsbäckerei (Germany), The Houdini Box arts world and can’t wait to take you all along for designer and engineer for the Knutzen Family (Chicago Children’s Theatre), and El Juego del the ride! Theatre, Princess Cruises, and Teatro ZinZanni. Nombre (The Public Theater’s New York Voices). Brent has a degree in computer science and his Broadway: Rocky (script supervisor), Ragtime MICHAEL NUTTING (Music Director) is own audio/video production business. Love to (music assistant). Papercuts featured in: The New very excited to be back music directing at his wife, Haley. York Times, The New Yorker, and The Dramatist. Village Theatre! Michael loves to stay busy Her upcoming book, The Brambles, is represented on as many projects as possible. Favorite past by Rebecca Sherman, Writers House. Dramatists shows include: …Howard Barnes, String (Village Guild Fellow. hannahkohl.com @1000tinysnips Theatre); Mamma Mia!, Jasper in Deadland (The

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TRISTAN ROBERSON (Projection Designer) is a lighting, scenic, and projections designer based in Seattle and is delighted to be back designing at Village Theatre. His work has been RECEIVINGBR STANDING OVATIONS AVO! & RAVE REVIEWS FROM PATIENTS seen at many theatres locally including: ACT, Seattle Shakespeare, Book-It Rep, ArtsWest, · Sports Medicine · Foot & Ankle · Spine Surgery Washington Ensemble Theatre, Sound Theatre, · Joint Replacement · Hand & Wrist · Surgery Center and On the Boards. Recent designs include: The Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeons Tempest with Seattle Shakespeare, Reparations with Sound Theatre, and Dance Nation with Washington Ensemble Theatre. (425) 339-2433 ELISA MONEY (she/her) (Associate Music www.ebjproliancesurgeons.com181220 Crossroads Village Theater 4.75x4.875 f.pdf 1 12/20/18 10:24 AM Director) is a songwriter and musician from Vancouver, BC. She has performed at

Feinstein’s/54Below, The Commodore Ballroom, EAP 1_6 H template.indd 1 9/30/16 11:56 AM Seattle Musical Theatre, and played for The 5th Avenue Theatre. She has worked on new musicals at Adrienne Arsht Center in Florida and California, New York, Pennsylvania, Vancouver, and Seattle. Select Seattle credits: Hart Island (Village Theatre, assistant music director), Howl’s Moving Castle (Book-It Rep, music director), Shout Sister Shout (Seattle Rep, copyist), Rosie the Riveter (5th Avenue Adventure Musical Theater, music director), Mamma Mia! (Seattle Musical Theatre, conductor/keyboard). Original music: The Seed EP and Canadia, PA. elisamoney.com

AMBER LYNNE PARKER (Assistant Lighting Designer) is pleased to be back with Village Theatre for her seventh production as assistant lighting designer. Favorite shows at Village include: Curious Incident…, Million Dollar Quartet, and …Spelling Bee. When not acting as assistant lighting designer, Amber is the resident lighting designer for Seattle-based contemporary dance company The Gray, and designs around the Pacific Northwest for theatre, opera, and dance.

RANLEIGH STARLING (Assistant Lighting Designer) is a lighting designer for theatre and dance and a MFA graduate of the University of Washington. Recent local productions include: Romeo and Jules; Rutherford and Son; 12 Ophelias; By the Way, Meet Vera Stark; Sueño (UW). Ranleigh is the recipient of a 2019 Hemsley Lighting Mentorship. More at ranleighstarling.com.

PAMELA CAMPI SPEE* (Stage Manager). Village Theatre Mainstage as stage manager: Guys & Dolls, Million Dollar Quartet, Newsies, Wholesale and Retail Sales Dreamgirls, Matilda, ...Howard Barnes, String, ¿ and others; as assistant stage manager: Billy Elliot, Anne of Green Gables, Iron Curtain, Roasting fine coffees since 1993 Fiddler on the Roof, Annie Get Your Gun, and others. Pamela has created offstage magic at Seattle Children’s Theatre, Taproot Theatre, Seattle Shakespeare, and more; also as a production assistant for the national tour of Hamilton. She is also a photographer 400 N 43rd St. Seattle, WA. 98103 (pamelas-photography.com). LOVE to her ¿ favorite leading man and Miss Hunter! 206-633-4775 @sminsta2020 LIGHTHOUSEROASTERS.COM

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MIRANDA C. PRATT* (Assistant Stage Manager) is always happy to be back at Village Theatre, where she has spent much time backstage in the last six Seasons, most recently on Guys & Dolls. She also works regularly at Seattle Shakespeare and when she has time, loves to stage manage 14/48 which is easily one of her favorite things in Seattle. Miranda is also a competitive powerlifter and is studying to be a nutritionist. Love to Chris and Goober.

COLLEEN NIELSEN (Assistant Stage Manager/ Youth Supervisor). After 17 years with Village Theatre, she is still thrilled to be making theatre magic. Hansel & Gretl & Heidi & Günter continues her journey with the development of new musicals. Other stage management credits include: The Homefront, Afterwords, How to Break, ZM, String, Nikola Tesla Drops the Beat, Writing Kevin Taylor, Cubamor, My Fair Lady, Cabaret, Around the World in 80 Days, Chasing Nicolette, and Beauty and the Beast. This production is in honor of CM and EH.

CORY SOUTHWELL (Assistant Stage Manager/ Youth Supervisor) is happy to join Village Theatre for Hansel & Gretl & Heidi & Günter. Cory is a theatre education graduate of Emerson College in Boston. Cory teaches, designs, stage manages, and directs around the Seattle area; recent credits include: RENT, Fiddler on the Roof Jr, The Reluctant Dragon, and Ragtime. Recently, Cory joined the Youth Theatre Northwest staff. Other recent credits include the Seattle Sings Choral Festival and designing props for MoPop.

KATERINA GAWLAK (Assistant Stage Manager) is delighted to join this team, and even more excited for such a great show to be her first Village Theatre Mainstage production! Katerina has been a part of The Festival of New Musicals for the past six summers, and cannot wait to help make the magic happen with this team on a fully realized production! All of the thank-you’s go to Jimmy, for everything.

BRADLEY C. BIXLER (Technical Director). This is Brad’s 20th Season with Village Theatre. Brad has been working in technical theatre for the past 30 years at companies around the area including: Intiman, Seattle Children’s Theatre, Mount Baker Theatre, Pittsburgh CLO, and Pacific Studio. He graduated from Western Washington University with a BA in technical theatre. Brad would like to thank Suzie, Colin, and Charlie for their continued support and encouragement.

ANDRE BURMAN (Associate Technical Director). A 19-year veteran of Village Theatre, Andre helps coordinate set construction, drafts 3D set models, and supervises scenic construction, installation, and automation. Favorite Village Theatre sets include: Jesus Christ Superstar, Chasing Nicolette, Les Misérables, and I Do! I Do! Andre thanks the skilled scene shop and production staff for their excellence, and Beth, his wife, for her patience with all things theatre.

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PATRICK SHERMAN (Master Scenic at the Eugene Opera and Lane Community worked around the country in arts management, Carpenter). A graduate of the University of College theatre and dance department. Favorite administration, and production for Arts Center Washington’s School of Drama, Patrick is excited Village Theatre productions include: Mary Enterprises Inc., Nebraska Theatre Caravan, and to be continuing a career in technical theatre Poppins, Les Misérables, My Fair Lady, Annie locally for Taproot Theatre and The Inverse Opera. full time as a scenic carpenter with Village Get Your Gun, The Producers, and Million Dollar As a director, Jessica has also had the privilege to Theatre. Favorite Village Theatre productions Quartet. work with: Taproot Theatre, ArtsWest, Showtunes, include: Barefoot in the Park, Chasing Nicolette, SecondStory Rep, KIDSTAGE, and Village Fiddler on the Roof, The Mousetrap, and Into the HANNAH COLEMAN (Costume Shop Assistant) Theatre! Love to her motley crew of Roo, Wynter, Woods. He’d like to thank Jesus, his family, and his is delighted to be in her fourth Season at Village and Raija. friends and coworkers, old and new. Theatre. She is a graduate of Western Washington University, where she earned a BA in theatre arts JAY MARKHAM (Production Manager) has LUCAS MCVEY (Lead Scenic Carpenter) most with a focus in acting and costume design. Some worked as Village Theatre’s production manager recently served as technical director for Western of her favorite Village Theatre productions on over 75 productions since 2004. With a Washington University. After receiving his BFA in include: Matilda, Hairspray, and Million Dollar background in stage management, technical theatre arts from Stephens College in Columbia, Quartet. theatre, corporate events, and concert production, Missouri he began his career in Kansas City. Since Jay approaches theatre with an understanding that then he has moved to the Pacific Northwest and BETH GILROY (Tailor) is enjoying her 11th the great achievements of any organization are is now a proud member of the Village Theatre Season at Village Theatre. She has also worked the combined efforts of each individual. Favorite family. locally for Taproot Theatre and the Seattle Gilbert projects include: Dreamgirls, The Who’s Tommy, and Sullivan Society, and previously in the San Les Misérables, Million Dollar Quartet, Earth, JASON TRIBBY (Lead Scenic Carpenter) has Francisco Bay Area. Wind & Fire, Jesus Christ Superstar, and Show worked at Village Theatre for 11 years. He loves Boat. Love to Huckleberry, Ignatius, and Aimee. building scenery and collaborating with all of SAMANTHA SHIELDS (Crafts). This is his artisan and artist co-workers. Without the Samantha’s fifth Season at Village Theatre. ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION (AEA), support and love from his family, he would enjoy Favorite past productions include: A Proper Place, founded in 1913, represents more than 48,000 it much less. Thank you Jami and Chase. Into the Woods, and String. actors and stage managers in the United States. Equity seeks to advance, promote, and foster the RACHEL BENNICK (Properties Manager). This HEATHER ANDRESS (Head Wardrobe Master, art of the live theatre as an essential component of is Rachel’s second Mainstage Season with Village Issaquah) is thrilled to be in her seventh Season our society. Equity negotiates wages and working Theatre. Rachel has been working in technical with Village Theatre. It’s fantastic to work with this conditions, providing a wide range of benefits theatre for the past nine years at companies group of talented, kind-hearted folks whose hard including health and pension plans. AEA is a around the country, including: Juilliard, work makes magic happen onstage. She sends member of the AFL-CIO, and is affiliated with Baltimore Center Stage, and most recently South her love and thanks to her family for all of their FIA, an internal organization of performing Coast Rep in Orange County. She graduated from support. arts unions. The Equity emblem is our mark of The University of Texas with a BA in technical excellence. actorsequity.org theatre with a scenic design and props emphasis. BRYNNE MCKEEN (Costume Design Assistant) is a Seattle-based costume designer and a Seattle JULIA B. FRANZ (Master Scenic Artist). With University graduate. She costume designed the opening of her 128th Mainstage show, Julia …Spelling Bee and the last three seasons of the enters her 26th Season as master scenic artist Beta Series. In Seattle, she has designed American for Village Theatre. Julia is privileged to work Idiot and Death of a Salesman at ArtsWest, Hamlet with some of the best scenic carpenters, property at Freehold Theatre, and Always… Patsy Cline at artisans, and fellow scenic artists. Her daily work Taproot Theatre. environment is charged with creativity…and she loves it. Gratitude to her crew and mentors. Love DOUGLAS DECKER (Wig Master) has been to her BF and husband Steven, and Maybelline at Village Theatre since Making Tracks. He has the paint shop dog. done wigs for pretty much every theatre in town, including Intiman, Seattle Children’s Theatre, and MACY ROSE MARTINEZ (Lead Scenic Artist) Seattle Shakespeare. Doug keeps asking the actors is celebrating her first Season at Village Theatre. to stop moving around so much… She studied scenic art through the Pacific CAITLIN MCCOWN (Associate Production Conservatory’s two year technical program All stage work performed by members of and most recently freelanced in Sacramento, Manager) is delighted to be in her third Season IATSE Local 15. California where she was the charge scenic artist at Village Theatre. She has worked in arts administration and production management at Broadway’s Music Circus. All costume construction and hair/make-up work is for over 15 years, and continues to freelance performed by employees represented by CARMEN RODRIGUEZ (Lead Scenic Artist) is as a director, actor, and scenic designer. Since I.A.T.S.E. TWU Local #887. in her fourth Season on the paint staff at Village moving to Seattle, Caitlin has worked with All scenic painting work is performed by employees Theatre. She is a local artist who graduated Macha Theatre Works, Theatre Schmeater, represented by IATSE Local 488. from Cornish in Seattle with a BFA in theatre West of Lenin, Harlequin Productions, Twelfth Night Productions, Island Stage Left, Fantastic.Z United Scenic Artists represents the designers and production. Before Village Theatre, Carmen was scenic painters for the American Theatre. the charge scenic artist at Book-It Rep for five Productions, Penguin Productions, and Seattle years and completed a scenic painting internship Public Theater. The actors and stage managers employed in at Seattle Rep. this production are members of Actors’ Equity JESSICA SPENCER (Casting Director) is in Association, the union of professional actors and ESTHER GARCIA (Costume Shop Manager) is her sixth full Season at Village Theatre and stage managers in the United States. in her 16th Season at Village Theatre. Esther has a couldn’t be happier to work with this team in the thriving Seattle theatre community. Jessica has The theatre operates under an agreement with Local BFA from the University of Oregon and was also 76-493, American Federation of Musicians, the resident designer and costume shop manager AFL-CIO, representing the musicians.

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GiveBIGwa.org illuminating the pebbles, showing them the way home. Their father rejoiced, but LOST IN THE their mother only pretended to be glad to see them. That night, they overheard their mother WOODS? say, “Soon, the song will be over, husband. We must take the children even deeper into the woods and leave them Here’s a quick refresher for good!” And she locked the door so on the original story of they could not gather pebbles. The next morning, their parents walked Hansel and Gretel. them even deeper into the woods. Hansel lagged behind, dropping breadcrumbs as A poor woodcutter lived with his wife he went. When his father got suspicious, and two children, Hansel and Gretel, Hansel told him he was only saying morning, she yanked Hansel out of bed, when a great famine came. Starving, goodbye to his little white pigeon. “That dragged him to a stable, and locked him he asked his wife, “How are we to feed is not your pigeon,” the woman said. up, then yelled to Gretel, “Get up and our children when we have nothing for “That is the sun glinting on the chimney.” cook something for your brother. I need ourselves?” His wife answered, “We will When they reached the darkest part of him nice and plump!” take the children deep into the forest and the forest, their parents told them they Each day for months, the witch asked to leave them. Otherwise, you may as well would return when the wood had been feel Hansel’s finger, but he tricked her plane the planks for our coffins.” chopped. Hansel and Gretel waited until and stuck out a chicken bone instead. The two children overheard their nightfall, then looked for the trail of Finally, fat or lean, she decided to make parents. While the adults slept, Hansel breadcrumbs, but the birds had eaten a meal of him. The witch made a roaring crept outside and collected the white every speck. The children wandered for fire in the oven and asked Gretel to crawl pebbles that glittered in the yard. three days, then laid down beneath a tree inside to see if it was hot enough. But and waited to die. The next morning, their parents walked Gretel tricked the witch by saying she them deep into the woods. Hansel lagged Just then, a snow-white bird landed on didn’t understand how to do it. The witch behind, dropping a trail of pebbles. a branch and sang to them, then flew stuck her head in the oven. “You see? It is When his father got suspicious, Hansel off. The children followed it to a little easy,” she cackled. told him he was only saying goodbye to house made entirely of bread and cakes Gretel shoved the witch into the oven his little white cat. “That is not your cat,” with windows of sugar. As they ate, a where she howled miserably as she the woman said. “That is the sun glinting soft voice called from inside: “Nibble, burned to a crisp. Gretel freed Hansel on the chimney.” nibble, little mouse… who is nibbling and they filled their pockets with jewels, at my house?” An old woman came When they reached the thickest part of then searched for a way back home. A creeping out and scared them, but she the forest, their parents told them they little white duck carried them over a assured them that they would be safe if would return when the wood had been river and the forest became familiar to they came inside. She served them milk chopped. Hansel and Gretel waited them. Finally, they saw their father’s and pancakes with sugar, apples, and so long, they fell asleep. When they house. They ran inside and threw their nuts, then made up two pretty little beds. woke, the moon shone down brightly, arms around their father’s neck. Hansel and Gretel lay down, bellies full, The man had not known one happy thinking they were in heaven. HANSEL AND GRETEL hour since he had left the children in the But the old woman was actually a wicked forest. Hansel and Gretel shook out the Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm witch and the house was a trap. She loved witch’s jewels and the family’s troubles Abridged from “Hänsel und Grethel” nothing more than to kill a child, then were over. They lived together in perfect Kinder- und Hausmärchen cook it, and eat it. Her only weakness happiness, except for the mother, who (Children’s and Household Tales) was that she could not see. In the had died.

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16 VILLAGE THEATRE Sponsor Spotlights Theatre Information EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURES In the event of an emergency, please wait for an As a cultural funding agency for King County, Washington, announcement for further instructions. Ushers will be 4Culture works to make our region vibrant. We strive to available for assistance. ensure access to cultural experiences for all, from museums FOOD AND DRINK are not allowed in the theatre. to orchestras to historical sites to dance troupes to lectures Bottled water is permitted, as well as beverages to Village Theatre’s production of Hansel & Gretl & Heidi & purchased in lidded souvenir cups at the bar in Günter. Thank you for supporting local artists and please the lobby. enjoy the show! SMOKING POLICY According to state law, smoking is NOT allowed within 25 feet of any door, nor in any part of the theatre. For decades, First Interstate has been part of the fabric EMERGENCY NUMBERS If you need to be reached of many hard-working towns and cities. While we grow our during a performance, please leave your exact seat influence in new areas, the reason we’re here in the first number and the House Manager’s number with your place isn’t about to change. It’s always been about the service or sitter. communities we serve. We are proud of our community and In Issaquah (425) 392-1942 x100 excited to be a sponsor of Village Theatre, an award winning In Everett (425) 257-6368 professional theatre in our community. YOUNG CHILDREN Children under four are not permitted in the main theatre space in Issaquah or Everett. In Issaquah, the Francis J. Gaudette Theatre Spectrum Controls is proud to be a part of the exciting has comfortable, soundproof family rooms for families 2019–2020 Village Theatre Season as the corporate with young children or those who may wish to speak sponsor for Hansel & Gretl & Heidi & Günter. Since our during the show. Subscribers may exchange into the family rooms when a sitter cannot be found. When founding in 1983, the company’s leadership has recognized bringing children over four into the main theatre, the value of a strong arts program in the community. please instruct them on proper theatre behavior. It Spectrum Controls has actively supported many efforts in is helpful to familiarize them with the story and the this regard and appreciates that the quality of life we enjoy score in advance. in this region is directly related to enrichment through the ACCESSIBILITY Wheelchair seating is available. arts. Our employees regularly contribute to the local arts Please advise your ticket seller when purchasing organizations through a company supported Community tickets if you require wheelchair seating. American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation is provided during Service Day. Prepare to be transported as you experience select performances at the Francis J. Gaudette Hansel & Gretl & Heidi & Günter. Theatre. Please contact the Box Office for more details. At WildFin American Grill, our purpose is to be the first LISTENING SYSTEM The Francis J. Gaudette Theatre choice of our guests and people. A Northwest gathering and the Everett Performing Arts Center have hearing place where our guests can obtain the best product our loop systems which are compatible with most hearing aids. Headsets are available in both venues on a first- local region has to offer. We achieve this by delivering hand come, first-served basis from the House Manager and crafted quality, great value and a feeling of unexpected are free of charge with a valid ID. hospitality from us to our guest. WildFin is proud to support THE SHOW MUST GO ON Whether it rains, sleets, Village Theatre in providing high quality productions, snows or blows, only a power outage or building like Hansel & Gretl & Heidi & Günter to our community. destruction will prevent a performance from taking From our family to yours, enjoy the show! place as scheduled. PATRON CONSIDERATIONS Please arrive on time. Check your tickets for your performance time. Late arrivals are very disruptive to fellow patrons and to the artists onstage. Please give yourself plenty of time to get to the theatre. Patrons arriving late will not be seated until a suitable pause in the performance at the House Manager’s discretion. Please turn off all pagers, cellular phones, and watch alarms before entering the theatre. No text messaging is allowed during the performance. No photography, video or sound recording of any performance is allowed based on royalty and union agreements. Be aware that talking, humming, and tapping feet during a performance is also disruptive to the patrons around you. Before the overture begins, please turn off playbill flashlights and unwrap cough drops. In intimate auditoriums like the Francis J. Gaudette In-Kind Donors Theatre and the Everett Performing Arts Center, even Village Theatre would like to acknowledge the following individuals for their generous in-kind donations in support the actors can hear these seemingly small noises. of our programs and productions: Please use moderation in applying perfume, cologne, Ruth Ellen Bean Will & Karen McMahan JoDene Romeijn-Stout Ms. Jackie Thomas or lotion, as many people are allergic to scents. Sandra Case Carrie & Larry Myers Eugenia M. Rooth Ann Elise Thorpe In consideration of your fellow patrons and the actors, Denise Coy Sheri Ogilvie Melissa & William Rooth- Don Weston & Pete please do not leave the performance during the Christine Gilley Chad Ostrom Cormier Fontaine curtain call. Debbie Herman Kent & Kelley Phillips Colleen Schafer Jacqueline Williams Karen & Jim Ilika Ms. Carolyn Pierce-Dyer Mary Schneider Anonymous (1) Bobbi Kotula Margie & Wayne Pietz Dan Smith

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Village Theatre would like to thank our generous individual Annual Fund donors and those who supported the programs served by our Annual Fund: Mainstage, Village Originals, and Youth Education. Your contributions make our season possible. Thank you! Names listed reflect gifts made between February 1, 2019 to February 1, 2020. Please note: This list does not include donations made for Village Originals Memberships.

$50,000 and up Chico & Nellie Diaz Buz & Sandy de Cillia Ensemble Partners Jim & Denise Ohlfs The Estate of Elaine & Phil Robert & Janine Dodson Greg & Alicia Erickson $2,500 to $4,999 The OpongParry Family Davis Richard & Mary Ann Flanders Paul Fortner Family Phyllis & Donald Adams Michael Ouhl The Emans Family Michael & Jennifer Godsey Leigh & Matt Flor Kyle & Carol Anderson Leslie Peng The Mitchell Family Diann & Gary Hitzel Dan & Kim Foster Richard & Marianne Matt & Wendy Poischbeg Carrie & Joseph Holmes Doris Gaudette Anderson Frank Rasmussen Starring Sponsors Kim & Stacy Johnson Lissa & John Griffith Fred & Patricia Auch Jan Roach $25,000 to $49,999 Gary & Marilyn Kneepkens Joanne Herber & the late Bruce Beck & Ralph Johnson Joshua Rodriguez Bob & Ann Christensen Shawn & Monique Magraw Gerald Herber Chad Bentsen & Kristen Bill & Janice Rucker Pam Foster & Liz Austin Fund Lisa & David McQueen Robb & Kathy Hunt Allen-Bentsen Kathryn Sand & Curtis Urben Steven J. 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Thayer & Jeff & Kathi Coffler Bradley & Rebecca Taylor Drs. Linnea Peterson and Kristin Denny Douglas Peterson Dennis & Deborah DeYoung Todd & Kathy Thull John Corman David & Patricia Dierst Ann & Greg Thornton Heather & Doug Goff Janet E. Tyree Willam & Brittany Rall Audrey Ellingsen Barb & Larry Traaen Kathy & Bob Lovejoy Fred & Mary VanEss Ed & Bunny Renouard Aileen & Viggo Forde Bev Wagner Jay & Suzy Wakefield William & Marilyn Vaughn Karl Ritzau & Taletta Wibmer Stephen D. Forman & Sarah Tom & Connie Walsh Bruce & Peggy Wanta Brian R. Yorkey Tom & Cathy Saxton L. Hayden The Williams Family Joan & the late Craig M. Anonymous (1) Idamae Schack Amy Gibart Tony & Cathy Wise Watjen Jim & Sue Selis Rob & Crystal Griffin John & Marta Wohlfarth Ty & Patty Wernet Producing Partners Chris & Kristina Shaffer Monica & Lawrence Hall Judy Yu & Clay Hall Anonymous (2) $5,000 to $7,499 Kory Srock Bruce & Emily Howard Anonymous (1) The Bailey Family Louise M. 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Lee • Sally Verrinder • Mike & Courtney Vint • The Heidel • Patricia Henry • Bob & Mary Hildie • Jeanne • Peggy Firth • Gale & Dee Flake • Danielle Franich Vold Family • Walter Von Moos • Kevin Vortmann • Jeff Hoek • Naja Hogander & Paul Messenger • Randy & • Karen & David Gentsch • Judy Giaudrone • Leah Wagner & Peg O’Meara • Ms. Kelly Walker • Kathie Gwen Houser • Barbara Howell • Shirley Huang & Tate & Rod Gibson • Elaine & Scott Goddard • Carol & Tal & Bob Ward • Bob & Cathy Webster • Donna Wenndt Eith • William & Jean Hurt • Aaron Hyde & Stephanie Godding • Lindell Graham • Marilyn Gray • Jonathan • Fred & Marie Werbel • Len & Ann Whalen • Caryna Johansen • Joel Ivey & Sheyrl Murdock • Gretchen & and Shaina Green • Anita Grumer • Mark Gunning Wilding • Richard & Janet Wilkie • Linda Williams • Gordon Johnson • Janell Johnson • Joyce L. 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They are visionaries whose philanthropy is ensuring a bright future ahead for & Art Simpson • McCarthy Family • Jim & Donna our mission. We are thrilled to honor those who have looked ahead to the needs of future generations by joining the McCulloch • Linda McDonald • Tami & Joe Micheletti Village Guardian Legacy Society: • Eric & Kristin Miller & Family • Kathleen & Scott Mitchell • John & Judy Mittenthal • Marilyn Monk • Richard & Marianne Anderson Joanne Herber & the late Sherry & Bill Picatti Stan & Marlene Monusko • Drs. Astrid & Robert Morris The Bailey Family Gerald Herber Gustav Raaum • Patricia E. Morris • Amy & Carl Murray • Gordon & In Memory of Samuel D. Arnstein In Memory of Julie Ann Hovind The Estate of Eugene H. Radach Gwen Nanninga • Kathryn & Lemuel Navarro • Craig Michael Bauer Bruce & Emily Howard John Sager Nelsen & Margaret Hall • Craig & Deanna Norsen • Janet Pitts Beckmann & the Late Robb & Kathy Hunt Christine Shuken Sandra & Phil Nudelman • Jean Nye • Paul & Shirley George M. Beckmann Karen & Jim Ilika Darlene Staats Nyenhuis • Steven Oelrich • John & Deborah Oftebro • Alex & Heather Berry Geri Johnson Dr. Michael & Peggy Swistak Heather Ohm • Shannon & Tyra O’Kelley • Ilse Oles • L. Renee Briggs Janell Johnson Barb & Larry Traaen Paige E. Olson • Vione V. Ost • Doug & Cheryl Peterson The Estates of Robert W. & D. Edward & Louise Jones Todd & Kathy Thull • Julia Petrakis • Kent & Kelley Phillips • Kim Pike • Lois H. Catterall Judith M. 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Harvey The Estate of Michael Mitchell Joella Yoder • Robert Stanbary & Leslie Schofield • Heidi & Scott Steven J. Hazlerig Maggie & Clint Pehrson Anonymous (3)

encorespotlight.com 19 VILLAGE THEATRE’S Corporate, Foundation, and Fourth Decade Government Donors Village Theatre gratefully acknowledges the following corporations, foundations, and Join us in looking back at the history of government agencies that contributed to our annual fund between February 1, 2019 to Village Theatre and the moments that February 1, 2020. Their support of Village Theatre has helped us maintain our commitment made us into the theatre producer we are to artistic excellence. today. Below are years 31-40 filled with $50,000 and up Klein Honda $500 to $999 memories and significant moments. 4Culture Lake Washington Partners + Amazon Smile Foundation American On Line Giving Foundation, Inc. Opus Community Foundation Anchorhead Coffee + / Benevity Community Impact Fund Sanmar + Coca Cola Refreshments Matching Gifts 2010 In June, Village Theatre started ArtsFund Scuttlebutt Brewing + Coconut Thai Restaurant - renovations on First Stage Theatre, The Boeing Company Sea-Lect Plastics Corporation + Mungmeesrisuk LLC The Boeing Company Gift Matching seattlepi.com * Dark Horse Printing which was originally constructed in 1913. Program Sunrise Senior Living Expedia Matching Gift Program First Stage is home to our KIDSTAGE Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Thrivent Financial Foundation GE Foundaton Matching Gifts Program Issaquah Arts Commission Tutta Bella Neapolitan Pizza + Grass CPA & Associates LLC and Village Originals programs. The new Microsoft Corporation U.S. Bank Foundation Keysight Technologies Gift Matching theatre has double the classroom space, Microsoft Corporation Matching Gifts Washington Trust Bank Program Program Anonymous (1) Kiwanis Club of Issaquah Valley a larger lobby, expanded restrooms, and The Seattle Times * Lamoureux Real Estate Seattle Foundation Donor Advised Funds $2,500 to $4,999 Las Margaritas Family Mexican added dressing rooms. 90.7 KSER * William Randolph Hearst Foundation Restaurants Aegis of Issaquah Marlow’s Fine Jewelry 2011 In partnership with the City of Coastal Community Bank $25,000 to $49,999 National Christian Foundation Northwest The Ex Anima Fund Everett, Village Theatre renovated and City of Everett Lodging & Tax Fund Satya and Rao Remala foundation Holland America Line, Inc Lombardi’s Italian Restaurants + Renton Community Foundation opened The Cope Gillette Theatre next Kiwanis Club of Issaquah Northwest Theatre Press + The Seatons’ Carpentry Shop LLC Henry M. Jackson Foundation to the Everett Performing Arts Center. It’s Schwab Charitable William M. Zingarelli, P.S. Attorney At Law National Alliance for Musical Theatre home to our Youth Education program The Shubert Foundation Anonymous (1) Snohomish County Hotel-Motel Tax Fund Nordstrom Employee Matching Gifts and hundreds of KIDSTAGE students, United Airlines + Program $250 to $499 Petite Sweet Bakery & Cafe + classes, rehearsals, workshops, and Warrick Family Trust Baird Foundation Inc Associate Gift Rotary Club of Issaquah Matching Program productions in Everett. $10,000 to $24,999 Saltchuk Resources, Inc. Bridge Animal Referral Ctr Break-Away Tours Saltchuk Resources Inc Matching Gifts Eli Lilly & Co Foundation Matching Gifts 2012 Jerry Dixon directs Take Me The Daily Herald * Simma Restoration Group Program Dorsey & Whitney Trust Company LLC Sold by Rob Griffin Real Estate Impact Assets America, his first Mainstage new musical Encore + Start It! Foundation Salesforce.org at Village Theatre. This production FINS Bistro + Frederick Stearns Foundation SanMar Corporation Employee Gift Match First Interstate Bancsystem Foundation T-Mobile Gift Matching Program Thrivent Choice featured performers Iris Elton, Aaron Inc Tulalip Tribes Charitable Contributions Finley, Diana Huey, and Eric Polani Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund Vanguard Charitable Donor Advised Fund $100 to $249 The Issaquah Reporter * George Warren-Remax Realty American Association of University Jensen. Juniper Capital Washington State Arts Commission Women MarsJewett Financial Group Inc Chaison Orthodontics 2014 Mary Poppins continues to reign National Association of Regional Property $1,000 to $2,499 DonateWell / Good Done Great as the highest attended show in Village Managers Alaska Airlines Employee Gift Matching EXXON Cultural Gift Matching National Endowment for the Arts Program Michael Flood - Mountain Sound Inc Theatre history. National Philanthropic Trust UBS Donor AON Foundaton Employee Gift Match Bungie Foundation Advised Fund Boehm’s Candies & Chocolates + Gates Ventures 2015-16 Two new musicals premiered The Norcliffe Foundation Peter F. Donnelly Merit Fund Give with Liberty Employee Donations in the 2015-16 Season; Snapshots by Redmonds Bar & Grill + Eastside Audiology & Hearing Services The Home Depot Matching Gift Program Rowley Properties Eastside Pediatric Dental Group - John Lacy & Par, Inc. Steven Schwartz and David Stern and Savage Color + R. Liu Keysight Technologies Gift Matching My Heart is the Drum by Jennie Redling, Shelter Holdings, LLC eQuality Images + Program Spectrum Controls, Inc. Everett Tire & Automotive Shell Oil Company Foundation Matching Phillip Palmer, and Stacey Luftig. WildFin American Grill + Facebook Fundraisers Gifts Program Jeff & Liesl Wilke - The Wilke Family Goldman Sachs Matching Gift Program Timberrr Tree Service 2017 Village Originals Beta Productions Foundation Graham & Peggy Crow - Graham Crow RET Physical Therapy Anonymous (1) Benefit Auctions Twin City High School Class of 1956 are established to give audiences a Harbour Pointe Orthodontics chance to see exciting new musicals $5,000 to $9,999 Humble Bee Books - Matt & Sandy Bench Up to $99 425 Magazine * IRG Physical & Hand Therapy Encore Media Group Employee Matching while they are still in the process of American Endowment Foundation Krawbar Restaurant + Gift being created. Bellevue Arts Commission Montalcino Ristorante Italiano + Donna Gola/ Realtor, Keller Williams Bluewater Distilling + Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Realty 2018 After 25 years as the Artistic Brent’s Fund for Disabilities of the Trust Quality Concrete Products Nysether Family Foundation Opus Bank Long Live KNKX Director, Steve Tomkins retires and has John Brooks Williams & John H. Bauer SJA Property Management Lucky Seven Foundation a rehearsal room dedicated to him and Endowment for Theatre Soroptimist International of Everett Ness Insurance & Annuity LLC CDK Global Matching Gift Program Stacy Spelman, New York Life Oracle Employee Gift Matching Program his work: The Steve Tomkins Dance & Clark Nuber P.S. + The Studio in Issaquah - Dance for Adults Tisbest Philanthropy Rehearsal Studio. Community Foundation of Snohomish Temcov Foundation County United Way King County Donor Advised 2019 Village Theatre celebrates its 40th EBJ Proliance Surgeons Funds Engineered Sports + U.S. Bank Foundation Employee Matching Anniversary Season with …Spelling Bee, Greater Kansas City Community Gift Program Guys & Dolls, and She Loves Me. Foundation The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Joshua Green Foundation George Warren-Remax Realty + Denotes a partial or full Heritage Bank Wells Fargo Community Support Glimpse into Village Theatre’s future in IBM Corporation Matching Grants Campaign in-kind donation The Wedding Singer program! Program Anonymous (2) * Denotes a media sponsorship Issaquah History Museums

20 VILLAGE THEATRE CELEBRATING 50 YEARS Join us in shaping a future for the arts

Thanks to our donors for 50 great years. Join us in shaping the next 50.

2019 INDIVIDUAL AND FOUNDATION DONORS ARTS BENEFACTOR CIRCLE DONORS — GOLD CLUB $50K AND UP Joshua Green Foundation; Mary Pigott; Pete and Julie Rose $25,000 - $49,999 Judi Beck and Tom A. Alberg; Allan E. and Nora Davis; Katharyn Alvord Gerlich; Pat and Mary Ellen Hughes; John Graham Foundation; Sandy McDade; Moccasin Lake Foundation; Neukom Family; Norcliffe Foundation; Norman Archibald Charitable Foundation; Mrs. Theiline Scheumann; Mary Snapp and Spencer Frazer CONDUCTOR’S CIRCLE $10,000 - $24,999 Chap and Eve Alvord; Steve Behnen and Mary Hornsby; Carl and Renee Behnke; John E.Z. Caner, M.D.; Jim and Gaylee Duncan; Ellen Ferguson; William Franklin; Peter and Peggy Horvitz; Jon and Mary Shirley Foundation; Debbie Killinger; Thom and Gwen Kroon; Charlotte Lin and Robert Porter; Anthony and Erica Miles; Alison and Glen Milliman; The Nancy D. Alvord Fund; Judy Pigott; Carol and Doug Powell; Stephen P. and Paula R. Reynolds; Faye Sarkowsky; Sequoia Foundation; James and Katherine Tune; Ann P. Wyckoff; Anonymous (1) FIRST CHAIR $5,000 - $9,999 Michael and Anne Bentley; Cheryl Clark and Stephan Coonrod; David Corry; Bill and Becky Curry; Sayantani Mukherjee and Mayur Deshpande; Rebecca S. Engrav and Joon-Ho Yu; Kevin and Lynne Fox; Lynn and Brian Grant Family; The Lenore Hanauer Foundation; The Hugh and Jane Ferguson Foundation; Karen Koon; Loeb Family Charitable Foundation; Dana and Roger Lorenze; Maria Mackey; Blanche and Stephen Maxwell; Alexandra Mertens; Herb and Lucy Pruzan; Ann Ramsay-Jenkins and the William M. Jenkins Fund; Brad Smith and Kathy Surace-Smith; Lynn Hubbard and David Zapolsky ENCORE $2,500 - $4,999 Robert Achilles and Brian Smith ; Kim A. Anderson; Bob and Clodagh Ash; Anthony and Kumi Baruffi; John H. Bauer; Brad and Carla Berg; Alan Bruggeman; Sue and Artie Buerk; C. Kent and Sandra C. Carlson; Theodore and Patricia Collins; Laura CorviDave Daggett; Patrick and Marleen Dineen; Ray Heacox and Cynthia Huffman; Richard and Marilyn Herzberg; Erin and Richard Hobson; Dan and Connie Hungate; Janet Wright Ketcham Foundation; Karen and Rick McMichael; Liam Lavery and Yazmin Mehdi; Douglas E. and Nancy P. Norberg; Teresa and Bill Predmore; Leigh and Louise Rabel; Stan and Ingrid Savage; Keith Schreiber and Clare Kapitan; Maggie Walker

2019 CORPORATE DONOR LIST $10,000 - $24,999 4Culture; Chihuly Garden and Glass; Columbia Bank; The Commerce Bank of Washington*; Dapper + Associates; Davis Wright Tremaine LLP*; The Dorsey & Whitney Foundation*; Flatstick Pub; HD Fowler; K&L Gates*; King County; Mithun*; NHL Seattle; Nordstrom, Inc.; R.D. Merrill Company; RealNetworks Foundation; Sound; U.S. Bank Foundation; Union Bank $5,000 - $9,999 Alaskan Copper & Brass Company and Alaskan Copper Works; Ernst & Young LLP; Fox Rothschild LLP; Getty Images*; Howard S. Wright, a Balfour Beatty Company; Hyatt Regency Seattle, a Hedreen Project; KeyBank; KING 5 Television; Moss Adams LLP; Puget Sound Business Journal; Safeco Insurance; Seattle Bank; Seattle Office of Arts & Culture

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*Support from Microsoft Corporation, The Boeing Company, Sellen Construction, Perkins Coie, To learn more visit artsfund.org and Stoel Rives LLP includes employee workplace giving campaigns. DESIGN BY Dapper + Associates

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SPONSORED IN PART BY ROBB HUNT (Executive Board of Directors Producer) helped found Village Theatre in 1979 Beth Meidinger, President Dan Anderson William Rall and has been involved as Julie Bailey Lydia Rapidah Jill Klinge, President Elect Aaron Coe Joshua Rodriguez producer for the theatre Bruce Wanta, Past President Eric Emans Trina Schurman ever since. Robb was an Amy Gibart Todd Thull avid performer for many J. Patrick Ostrander, Treasurer Heather Goff Derek Watanabe years with experience as Lisa McQueen, Secretary Carrie R. Holmes Don Weston a principal actor and dancer in several Puget Lynn Juniel Judy Yu Leigh Flor, Vice President, Board Development Sound theatre companies. With a background Gwendolyn King in business, Robb was a strong hand as a Lissa Griffith, Vice President, Board Operations William McSherry consultant in the field of Arts Management; Twyla Lucas, Vice President, Strategic Fundraising Leslie Peng Matt Poischbeg several of his clients included The 5th Avenue, John Seethoff, Vice President, Capital Initiatives Kevin Price The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Seattle Repertory Theatre, Seattle Symphony, The Museum of Flight, The Carnegie, and San Emeritus Board Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Robb is dedicated to commissioning and developing Barb Coplen Steven J. Hazlerig D. Edward Jones Gary Kneepkens Peggy Swistak musicals and has been the driving force in the inclusion of new musicals in Village Theatre programming. He has collaborated on the creation of productions such as Eleanor, Next to Village Theatre Staff Normal, The Ark, and Making Tracks. Village Theatre has become an active member of the ROBB HUNT Executive Producer JERRY DIXON Artistic Director National Alliance for Musical Theatre, and Robb has served on its New Works committee and ARTISTIC OPERATIONS DEVELOPMENT was on the Board of Directors. He has served Brandon Ivie, Associate Artistic Director Erica Weir, General Manager, Frank Stilwagner, Director of Development Tim Symons, Resident Music Director Everett Performing Arts Center Janell Johnson, Associate Development Director: on the Board of Theatre Puget Sound and as a Jessica Spencer, Casting Director Steve Jensen, Endowment & Planned Giving peer panelist and evaluator for the National PRODUCTION Facilities Maintenance Supervisor Aileen Forde, Endowment for the Arts (NEA). Leah Gibson, Development Manager, Everett Jay Markham, Production Manager Development & Administrative Assistant Bobbi Kotula, Individual Giving Manager Caitlin McCown, Associate Production Manager Mike Tran, Megan Adams, JERRY DIXON (Artistic Jessi Wasson, Company Manager Development & Finance Assistant Individual & Corporate Giving Manager Director). For Village Bradley C. Bixler, Technical Director AUDIENCE SERVICES Danielle Franich, Theatre, has directed Andre Burman, Event & Annual Fund Manager Associate Technical Director Jennifer Nightingale Myers, The Full Monty, Show Box Office Manager Tracie Mahadeo, Brent Warwick, Resident Sound Designer/Master Donor Stewardship Manager Boat, The Curious Sound Engineer Michelle Leco, Box Office Asst. Manager, Issaquah Kevin Vortmann, Individual & Corporate Giving Incident of the Dog Kurt Conway, Master Sound Engineer, Everett Associate, Everett Jeremy Dunn, in the Night-Time, Josh Blaisdell, Lead Sound Engineer Box Office Asst. Manager, Everett Sue Short, Donor Services & Database Specialist and premieres, or Haley Parcher, Swing Sound Engineer Kristen Kittel, Lead Audience Services Paul Arnold, Master Electrician, Issaquah Representative, Issaquah Marion Skalley, developments, of Take Me America, Great Development Associate, Everett Paul Sharp, Master Electrician, Everett Jill Todoroff, Second Lead Audience Services Wall, A Proper Place, and Hart Island. Dixon Sara Behrman, Grant Writing Services Zac Andersen, Sam Izenman, Peter King, Staff Representative, Issaquah has developed and directed world premiere Technicians Ashley Pempeit, Lead Audience Services FINANCE & HR Patrick Sherman, Master Carpenter Representative, Everett Diane Wright, Director of Finance productions of Ferguson, Barnstormer, and Lucas McVey, Jason Tribby, Lead Carpenters Abigail Bussell, Anne Hall, Lori Hawk, Audience Darryl Roberts, Human Resources Manager Funked Up Fairy Tales. He has been a directing Chris Mikolaizik, Master Stage Carpenter, Everett Services Representatives, Issaquah Talie Johnson-Marghani, participant in the NYU Graduate Musical Ethan Ditto, Jean Fate, Zoe Jovanovich, Audience Jeffrey Whitman Paylor, Master Stage Carpenter, Payroll & Accounting Specialist Theatre Writing Program, Playwrights Horizons, Issaquah Services Representatives, Everett Angela Newton, Rachel Bennick, Properties Manager Mickayla Byrd, Senior Accounting Associate Eugene O’Neill Theatre Festival, and the Head of House Manager, Issaquah Chloe Kirkwood, Master Properties Artisan Kelly Haskins, Accounting Associate National Alliance for Musical Theatre (NAMT). Susan Hansen, Debbie Hinton, Chris Ippolito, Lead Properties Carpenter Heather Berry, Accounting Associate Marilyn Israel, Shannon Russell, Writing credits include original songs for Laugh Julia B. Franz, Master Scenic Artist Angela Snyder, Ray Lapine, YOUTH EDUCATION Whore (Broadway & Showtime), USO, CBS, Macy Martinez, Carmen Rodriguez, Lead Scenic House Managers, Issaquah Kati Nickerson, Director of Youth Education & VH1, Comedy Central, “The View”, and the Artists Chris Miles, Community Outreach Esther Garcia, Costume Shop Manager House/Rental Coordinator, Everett Suzie C. Bixler, original musical Guess Who’s Coming for Hannah Coleman, Jeffrey Aney, Jean Fate, Nora Linderoth, Kathleen Associate Director of Youth Education Chitlins? Dixon’s guest soloist concert work Costume Shop Assistant Podoll, House Managers, Everett Janet Cole Hamilton, KIDSTAGE Education & includes: Belgian, Taiwan, Finland National, Brynne McKeen, Ethan Swim, Lead Lobby Attendant, Issaquah Outreach Manager, Issaquah Maurianna Zingarelli, KIDSTAGE Education & and Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestras, He Costume Design Assistant Brenna Anderson, Sarah Hall, Olivia Lakmana, Outreach Manager, Everett Andrea Herman, Cutter Callie Mejia, Emma Pederson, Mike Tran, directed Lincoln Center’s American Songbook, Beth Gilroy, Tailor Lobby Attendants, Issaquah Faith Bennett Russell, KIDSTAGE Education Assistant Manager, Issaquah for Tony-winner LaChanze, and Tony & Pulitzer Samantha Shields, Master Crafts Jeffrey Aney, Linda Baer, Andee Hansen, Ryan Weir, Casey Craig, Institute Manager, Issaquah Prize winners Tom Kitt & Brian Yorkey. As an Heather Andress, Lobby Attendants, Everett Jessica Low, Institute Manager, Everett actor, Dixon starred on Broadway in original Head Wardrobe Master, Issaquah MARKETING Courtney Kessler-Jeffrey, Joel Arpin, Jamie Lilly, Director of Marketing casts of Once On This Island, Five Guys Named Wardrobe Master, Everett KIDSTAGE Production Manager, Issaquah Ann Reynolds, Communications Manager Moe, and If/Then, and Off- Broadway in Steve, Douglas Decker, Wig Master Aaron Alonso, Isaiah Custer, Marketing Associate, Publications KIDSTAGE Production Manager, Everett Bright Lights Big City, and tick, tick… Boom! Lauren Wolbaum, Marketing Associate, Advertising Angela Linder, Youth Education Administrator Television and film credits include: “Vineyards,” Chelsea Braden, Marketing Associate, Database Ayana Uriu, KIDSTAGE Production & Program & Sales Assistant, Everett “He’s With Me,” “Gotham,” “Everwood,” and Lyndsey San Sebastian, Digital Media Manager Bailey Sipila, “Peacemaker.” Education Assistant, Issaquah Jana Rekosh, Graphic Designer Buddy Todd, Marketing Intern

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