WELCOME TO ROMEO & JULIET

This past spring as the public health and economic realities of the pandemic began to register, we found ourselves in the unimaginable position of having to cancel this season’s performances in Griffith Park. It marks the first summer in 16 years ISC ensemble members haven’t been in a Los Angeles park, revolving Shakespeare’s words in our imaginations and releasing them into the night air. It’s the first summer in 16 years without the joyous, raucous, chaotic communion with the audience. And the existential crises this sets up for us – what is a theater company that can’t make theater? – is mirrored by the existential crisis in our community. Never in my lifetime have I felt so fearful about the future.

But if there is one thing the study of dramatic structure teaches us (as drama students everywhere can tell you—shout out to drama students!), it’s that out of crisis comes the possibility of transformation. So alongside working to effect change in the broader world, we at ISC are using this crisis to forge some transformations closer to home, within the work we do.

Our purpose in creating theater has always been to build stronger bonds within our community, and to help heal the wounds left by the slings and arrows of outragous fortune through laughter, empathy, and shared experiences. It seems to me that, although the world feels like it’s spinning off its axis, this function still matters. Perhaps it matters more than ever. This is what has animated ISC these past months: finding ways of fulfilling our purpose despite the challenges, using those challenges to further our growth as a company, and to expand the ways we address challenges in the wider community. Through this crisis, we are committed to transforming in ways that bring us closer to our ideals.

Romeo & Juliet is a play about young people who must navigate a world damaged by irrational decisions made by all-powerful adults. The love that Romeo and Juliet share, and their optimism for a better world, ultimately re-makes their community. Quite literally, the characters take control of their narrative: they defy the stars in order to write their own story. Although their personal end is a tragic one, out of their crisis does indeed come transformation. In the very last moments of the play, weapons can finally be laid down and hurts can be healed. Out of sorrow, a new world becomes possible.

In this production, we’re placing the action in a Verona that looks a whole lot like Los Angeles in 2020 (I mean, did Shakespeare have a crystal ball? Plague and record heat and polarized community divisions? Seriously, Shakespeare, we get it. You have your finger on the pulse of human existence.) Giving the story a contemporary setting allows us to explore the role of technology and media in shaping our identity, relationships, and opinions. We are drawing a direct connection to young people’s lives today, and how they communicate with one another, creating their own worlds quite separate from those of their parents. It also allows us to explore new modes of storytelling – elements of this production happen live on social media, and we’ve created digital footprints for some of the characters to illuminate and expand their personhood.

If you’ve ever arrived at Griffith Park for a performance at 6:59 on a Saturday, you know you have to spread your blanket way in the back, so far that you can’t quite make out the actors’ faces, and sometimes the sounds of kids playing in the bear caves is louder than the lines. You might feel a bit of disappointment, because the experience isn’t what you were expecting. But then, suddenly, an actor is making a mad dash past you for their entrance, navigating a sea of people to get from one side of the audience to the other. And your eyes meet, and you smile at each other. So many people. All there to experience a play! What a miracle that is!

So, from all of us at ISC, thank you for letting us find you in this odd, distanced, non-corporeal way. For making theater with us in the ether. We hope that this production can bring you comfort, laughter, and connection through crisis. If the universe allows, we’ll meet up with you in the park next summer. We’ll laugh and laugh together, from the sheer relief of survival. And drifting up around us, shimmering and delicate, will be the possibility of a world transformed.

-Melissa Chalsma, Artistic Director

Land Acknowledgment We acknowledge that Griffith Park is the ancestral and unceded territory of the Gabrielino-Tongva People, who have been the indigenous tribe of the Los Angeles Basin for 7,000 years. We pay respect to their elders past and present. Please take a moment to consider the history of the City we call home: a history that includes violence, displacement, colonization, forced migration, and broken promises. A movement towards justice must start with the facing of truth. To begin a journey towards understanding the complete history of Los Angeles, please visit: www.gabrielinotribe.org. ROMEO AND JULIET THE COMPANY

JULIET, a Capulet...... Bukola Ogunmola ROMEO, a Montague...... Nikhil Pai

LORD CAPULET, Juliet’s father...... Richard Azurdia LADY CAPULET, Juliet’s mother...... Aisha Kabia NURSE, Juliet’s nurse and caretaker...... Bernadette Sullivan TYBALT, Lady Capulet’s nephew...... Kelvin Morales PARIS, a suitor of Juliet’s and kinsman of the Prince...... Patrick Batiste PETER, the Capulet’s chief of staff...... Henry Alexander Kelly

MONTAGUE, Romeo’s mother...... Elizabeth Dennehy BENVOLIO, Romeo’s cousin...... Katherine Powers MERCUTIO, Romeo’s friend and kinsman of the Prince...... Evan Lewis Smith

FRIAR LAURENCE, a Franciscan monk and confidant of Romeo...... David Melville PRINCE ESCALUS, of Verona...... Luis Galindo AN APOTHECARY...... William Elsman NEWSCASTER XAVI MORENO...... Xavi Moreno

PLAYWRIGHT...... William Shakespeare DIRECTION & ADAPTATION...... Melissa Chalsma CINEMATOGRAPHER...... Nikhil Pai COSTUME DESIGNER...... Ruoxuan Li EDITORS...... William Lancaster & Chris Comeau JULIET ILLUSTRATIONS & ANIMATIONS...... Felicity Reynolds

STAGE MANAGER...... Jenny Park PRODUCTION COORDINATOR...... Cary Reynolds

This play takes place in an imaginary Verona that bears more than a passing resemblance to Los Angeles in 2020.

There is one intermission. THE 2020 COMPANY OF ARTISTS

Richard Azurdia Elizabeth Dennehy

Patrick Batiste William Elsman

Luis Galindo Henry Alexander Kelly Aisha Kabia David Melville

Kelvin Morales Bukola Ogunmola

Xavi Moreno Nikhil Pai

Jenny Park Evan Lewis Smith

Katherine Powers Bernadette Sullivan

This project is supported in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts. Visit www.arts.gov ABOUT THE COMPANY: PATRICK BATISTE, JR (Paris) ISC credits: Anita Berber is Dead!, Twelfth Night, Pericles, A RICHARD AZURDIA (Lord Capulet) is a Midsummer Night’s Dream, Titus Andronicus, proud Angeleno, born and raised in L.A. His Two Gentlemen of Verona, Measure for theater credits include: Human Interest Story Measure, Tempest and Much Ado About (Fountain Theatre), Señor Plummer’s Final Nothing. Other favorite stage credits include: Fiesta (Rogue Artists Ensemble), This Land Ragtime (3D Theatricals), Parade (3D (Company of Angels), My Mañana Comes Theatricals) Hair the Musical (Tribe Prod.). He (Fountain Theatre), Just Like Us (Denver Center has shot over 20 SAG national commercials, co- Theatre Co.), Backyard (Echo Theater Co.), Love starred in NBC’s Trauma, and recently starred & Information (Son of Semele Ensemble), in a couple movies that are now available on American Night: The Ballad of Juan Jose DVD, and sends Love to family and friends. IG: (Denver Center Theatre Co.), Bill & Joan (Sacred @PatB2Real Fools Theater), Chinese Massacre [Annotated] (Circle X Theatre Co.), Living Out (Mark Taper MELISSA CHALSMA (Adaptation & Direction) Forum), La Posada Magica (Odyssey Theater), is the co-founder and Artistic Director of Stranger (Bootleg Theater) & Tropical America ISC, and directs many of its productions, (24th Street Theater). He worked on 8 seasons including last summer’s Pericles. Other ISC with Independent Shakespeare Co.’s Griffith directing credits are A Midsummer Night’s Park Free Shakespeare Festival (A Midsummer Dream, Titus Andronicus, Richard III, Doctor Night’s Dream, Titus Andronicus, Much Ado Faustus and many more. Most recently on About Nothing, The Comedy of Errors & many stage, she played Olivia in Twelfth Night, the others). He’s received nominations from the Countess in All’s Well That Ends Well, and Ovation Awards, Stage Raw Awards, Colorado Elizabeth Gaesling in The Snow Geese (a West Theatre Guild’s Henry Awards & Broadway Coast premiere in the ISC Studio). She has World Awards. Film/TV: Grace & Frankie, also performed in theaters and Shakespeare Southland, Hulu’s East Los High (recurring Guest festivals across the country, on Broadway Star), Weeds (recurring), America 101, and (including the American premiere of Harold Lionsgate’s acclaimed Spanish filmLadron Que Pinter’s Moonlight), and in the UK, including Roba A Ladron. He’s a recipient of the Andrew W. Mellon Artistic Leaders Fellowship and was named one of L.A. Weekly’s 54 Fascinating People of 2015. www.RichardAzurdia.com. MAYA BARBON (Community Engagement Intern) is a senior at Pitzer College studying Theatre and Political Studies. In addition to serving as the Artistic Director of The Green Room theatre company, she has recently trained at the British American Drama Academy in London, and as an Acting Apprentice at the Great River Shakespeare Fesitval. Maya has been seen as Rosaline in Love’s Labour’s Lost, Hermia in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and Angelica in The Rover. She is thrilled to be working with ISC, and hopes to (virtually) interact with as many of you as possible! www. mayabarbon.com

This project is supported, in part, by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors through the Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture. at the Derby Playhouse and London’s LUIS GALINDO (Prince Escalus) is an actor Battersea Arts Center. She wrote the book and poet. He is the author of two volumes of for the ISC original musical Anita Berber is poetry: Electric Rats in a Neon Gutter and The Dead!. She is married to ISC co-founder David Roaring Dawn the Silent Mountain. Luis is one Melville. Together they have produced two of the founding members of Gravity Players. children and eighty-nine theatrical works. MFA University of Delaware (Professional Theatre Training Program.) CHRIS COMEAU (Editor) Credits include too many reality shows to count. Currently AISHA KABIA (Lady Capulet). In Eight Seasons working in the land of roses and overnight with ISC: Thaisa in Pericles, Titania in A dates. Thanks to Melissa and David for letting Midsummer Nights Dream, Queen Elizabeth me pitch in on this project. Go Mercutio! in Richard III, Princess in Loves Labours Lost, Mistress Ford in Merry Wives of Windsor, ELIZABETH DENNEHY (Montague), originally Helena in Midsummer Nights Dream, Lady from New York, is a graduate of Hofstra Macduff in Macbeth, Lady Capulet in Romeo University and LAMDA. She teaches and and Juliet, Celia/Phebe in As You Like It, directs Shakespeare at the Los Angeles Adriana in Comedy of Errors. - Regional County High School for the Arts. Elizabeth has Theater: 3 Seasons at Oregon Shakespeare performed at the San Diego Rep, Antaeus, Festival. - Television: The Good Place, S.W.A.T, South Coast Rep, Williamstown Theatre The Resident, Girl Meets World, How I Met Festival, Shakespeare & Co, The New York Your Mother, NCIS:LA, Transformers 5, etc. & Shakespeare Festival with Kevin Kline, the over 35 National Commercials - Education: Kennedy Center, is an original creator and Second City Conservatory Graduate, BFA - UC cast member of Tony and Tina’s Wedding. Santa Barbara Elizabeth also performed with Charles Busch in Vampire Lesbians of Sodom, and was in HENRY ALEXANDER KELLY (Peter) is excited Cyrano at ISC. Her screen credits include: to partake in this new and exciting take on Film: Hancock, Red Dragon, Gattaca, The Romeo and Juliet. He was last seen in ISC’s Game. TV: Masters of Sex, The Mentalist, production of Anita Berber is Dead. He can be Charmed, Seinfeld, and Star Trek the Next seen in the upcoming dark comedic thriller Generation. Murder Bury Win coming soon. He has worked with Downtown Repertory Theatre, Ensemble WILLIAM ELSMAN (Apothecary) has performed Studio Theatre LA, Latino Theatre Company, in five past seasons with LA’s Griffith Park Free Hero Theatre, and Palos Versdes Performing Shakespeare Festival. Favorite roles include Arts. Enjoy the show! #Yas More info at www. Malvolio in Twelfth Night, Simonides in henryalexanderkelly.com Pericles, Saturninus in Titus Andronicus, Quince in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and Angelo RUOXUAN LI (Costume Designer) is an active in Measure for Measure. Regional credits costume designer for both stage and screen include work with the Oregon Shakespeare productions currently based in LA. She is Festival (School Visit Program), Santa Cruz the costume designer in residence for ACB Shakespeare, Sierra Madre Playhouse, A Noise since 2017, and is the recipient of Swarovski Within (understudy, Macbeth), Sacramento Award for Excellence in Costume Design 2014. Theater Company, The Mountain Play, Capital She received her MFA in Costume Design for Stage, Sierra Rep, SF Playhouse, Marin Entertainment Media from UCLA, and BA in Shakespeare Company and the Pennsylvania Costume Design from Wimbledon College of and Texas Shakespeare Festivals. He has also Art, UAL. ISC credits include: The Snow Geese taught acting at New York Film Academy, (2017), Two Gentlemen of Verona (2017), All’s and as a private coach or guest instructor. Well That Ends Well (2018), A Midsummer BFA, Rutgers University, MFA, University of Night’s Dream (2018). Notable credits include: Delaware. www.williamelsman.com Aubergine (South Coast Repertory), Hannah And The Dread Gazebo (Fountain Theater 2019), The Nutcracker Suite (American Contemporary Ballet), The Great Wall Musical: One Woman’s Journey (Drama Center Theatre Singapore 2017), Judgement of Nuremberg (LA Theater Work 2016), Distant Vision (American Zoetrope 2016), Spring Awakening (NoHo Arts Center 2015). www.ruoxuanli.com DAVID MELVILLE (Friar Laurence & Sound Design) Last summer, David played Feste in Twelfth Night, which he also directed, and multiple characters in Pericles. Other roles over the last fifteen years: Bottom, Titus Andronicus, Richard III, Stephano, Feste, Friar Lawrence, Benedick, Touchstone, Dr. Pinch, Leontes, Hamlet, Master Ford, Iago, Henry V, Sir Toby, Prince Hal, Macbeth, Richard II, and Proteus. ISC indoors includes: A Midsummer Night’s Dream (director), Strange Eventful History (writer & performer), Solemn Mockeries, and fourteen years of A Christmas Carol with Charles Dickens (Dickens). Other theatre: Discord (Geffen Playhouse), Hamlet (Broadway) and Ivanov (Almeida Theatre). TV and film: Stargate Origins, Lawrence of America, Ironclad, The Understudy, Perfection. David also writes the lyrics and music for many ISC productions including the original musical Red Barn, and Anita Berber is Dead! which had a workshop production in the ISC Studio in October, 2019. He trained at the Webber- Douglas Academy, London. KELVIN MORALES (Tybalt) is thrilled to be working with ISC again this year. The Los Angeles native started his professional journey with Shakespeare at Will Geer’s Theatricum Botanicum. Appearing on stage as Romeo in Romeo and Juliet, Snug in A Midsummer Nights Dream, Solanio in The Merchant of Venice, and Clown in Titus Andronicus. He has most recently been seen anchor.fm/isc-art-break in the Wallis Studio Ensembles episodic www.iscla.org/podcast zoom play Fairyland Foibles. XAVI MORENO (Newscaster) is a native Angeleno, born, raised, and staged in Boyle Heights. This year would have been Xavi’s ninth season with Independent Shakespeare Co. at the Griffith Park Free Shakespeare Festival. Recent credits include Sir Andrew Aguecheek in Twelfth Night, Antiochus & Philomen in Pericles, Lysander in A joining the team in the Griffith Park Free Midsummer Night’s Dream, Martius & Clown Shakespeare Festival -- Living Room Edition! in Titus Andronicus, Mistress Overdone & She stage managed the ISC productions of Barnardine in Measure for Measure & Speed Anita Berber is Dead!, Twelfth Night, Julius in Two Gentlemen of Verona. TV/Film: The Caesar, Letters from Home, All’s Well that Devil Has a Name (Directed by Edward James Ends Well, Measure for Measure, Othello, Olmos), Carne y Arena (Written & Directed by A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and The Snow Alejandro G. Iñárritu) & Variedades: Olvera Geese. She has also stage managed for other Street (KCET+Artbound) iamxavi.com productions around Los Angeles, such as Gunshot Medley, Part 1 and The Giant Void BUKOLA OGUNMOLA (Juliet) is a Nigerian- in My Soul. She graduated from Cal State American actor born and raised in South University, Northridge with a BA in Theatre. Jamaica, Queens, New York. Some of her recent work is ISC’s Twelfth Night, Pericles, KATHERINE POWERS (Benvolio) is so excited A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Measure for to be a part of this Covid-safe production, and Measure and Titus Andronicus. She holds continue to make art during this pandemic. an MFA in Acting from the USC School of A recent graduate of UCLA’s Theater, Film, Dramatic Arts and is bi-coastal between Los and Television program, Katherine has been Angeles and New York. She is so grateful to performing since she was 5 years old. She has David and Melissa and the whole ISC family been a part of the Independent Shakespeare for the opportunity to play with them once Co. since 2015, appearing in shows such again this year. as Titus Andronicus, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Two Gentleman of Verona, etc. Other NIKHIL PAI (Romeo) has been a company credits include UMPO: A League of Their Own, member of the Independent Shakespeare Pippin, Carrie The Musical, etc. Co. for ten years and currently serves on the Board of Directors. With ISC he has had the privilege of playing such characters as Romeo in Romeo and Juliet, Arnold in the West Coast Premiere of The Snow Geese, Valentine in The Two Gentlemen of Verona, and Lucio in Measure for Measure, among many others. In addition to ISC, he has worked with dance-based theatre companies like Theatre Movement Bazaar and Critical Mass Group. He is also a frequent collaborator with one of LA’s premier immersive theatre companies, Be the first to know about The Speakeasy Society, where he played F. all things ISC by signing up Scott Fitzgerald in Wild and Tik Tok in their 10- part, Wizard of Oz-inspired series, The Kansas for our newsletter at Collection. He has also appeared on several iscla.org television and film projects including Grace and Frankie, Westworld, Superstore, Fresh Off and following us the Boat, Castle, and many others. He currently on social media: teaches acting and movement at California State University, Northridge and New York Film @IndyShakes Academy. He received his Master of Fine Arts from California Institute of the Arts. #ShakespeareSetFree #ISCLA JENNY PARK (Stage Manager) is the Independent Shakespeare Co. Resident Stage Manager. She is very excited to be CARY REYNOLDS (Production Coordinator) EVAN LEWIS SMITH (Mercutio) is very excited Originally from Barrington, Illinois, Cary to be returning (virtually) to ISC. Recent ISC holds a BA in theatre from University of credits include: Aaron in Titus Andronicus, Southern California. She has been involved Oberon in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, with the ISC community since 2016, and most Proteus in The Two Gentlemen of Verona, recently served as the Production Coordinator Claudio in Measure for Measure, Othello in for the 2019 GPFSF. Cary is thrilled to work on Othello, to name a few. Other recent credits the virtual festival this year, and while she include Citizen Barlow in August Wilson’s misses seeing all of our wonderful artists and Gem of the Ocean and Idmon in Argonautika at audience members in the park every day, she A Noise Within Theater, and Adam Canning in hopes everyone is staying safe and well. Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me at the Group Repertory Theater. He hails from Bloomfield ANGELA ROMO (Virtual Production Intern) Hills, MI and received his MFA in acting from is a senior undergraduate student at the the University of Southern California. University of La Verne. She is studying Broadcasting with a Television and Film BERNADETTE SULLIVAN (Nurse) is a voice over emphasis. She has performed in over talent and actress, and has worked in regional fourteen productions including Cabaret, theatres around the country including the Machinal, The Crucible, and The Wizard of Mark Taper in LA, the Guthrie in Minneapolis Oz. She has also directed and participated and Actors’ Theatre of Louisville. She has in numerous videos through her university. spent twelve seasons with Los Angeles’ Angela claims that interning for ISC has Independent Shakespeare Co., proudly been a dream come true, and plans to be performing free Shakespeare for thousands immersed in filmmaking and digital theatre of Angelenos in Griffith Park. in the years to come.

CLICK HERE TO ORDER YOURS TODAY! Visit www.iscla.org/classes for more information!

SONG LIST TWO HOUSEHOLDS (Instrumental) YOU AND ME AND EVERYTHING Written & Performed by by David Melville by David Melville, Ashley D., WIlliam Performed by Mary Goodchild Elsman & Jack Lancaster MIDDLE OF THE MOMENT DANDELION by Melissa Chalsma & David Melville by Ashley D. and David Melville Performed by Darian Ramirez Performed by Ashley D. HEAVEN HAS ALL (Instrumental) LOVE Written & Performed by by David Melville by David Melville, Ashley D., William Performed by Matt Hurley Elsman & Jack Lancaster

Additional Incidental Music by Dave Beukers

This project is supported in part by the Department of Cultural Affairs, City of Los Angeles. Interact with the characterS On Social MEdia

Click HEre To Support SPECIAL THANKS The Follies Event Committee that moved the party online! Elizabeth Dennehy (Chair), Daryl Barbieri, John Bauman, Lisa Cassandra, Melissa Chalsma, Kari Dyas, Meg Gallagher, Pauline Mauro, David Melville, Lara Pranger, Suzanne Prescott, Richard Schenkman, Julie Wolfson, Julia Wyson. Councilmember David Ryu and the Council District 4 Office, Councilmember Mitch O’Farrell and the Council District 13 Office, City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation & Parks. Architects of the Griffith Park Performing Arts Stage Project: Aren Galustians & Tom Gibson. Festival Event guests: Luis Galindo, André Martin, Sean Pritchett, Lorenzo Gonzalez, Kalean Ung, Elizabeth Dennehy, Aisha Kabia, Dominic Taylor, Bruce Lemon Jr., Sabra Williams, Sophina Brown, Natalie Morales, Erwin Tuazon, Garry Lennon, & Sanford Robbins. Our medical team: Heather Hong & Daniel Brousseau. Dr. Daniel Brousseau, DO, Paracelsus Natural Family Health Center Jeffrey Bloom & Pie Town Productions, Vanishing Angle, Christopher Tjalsma, Janet Lê, Amy Urbina & Blancaware, Barbara Monderine & The Village Bakery & Cafe, Grettel Cortes Photography, Reynaldo Macias Photography. Most of all, John Hemmings & Henry Condell. We are forever in your debt.

INDEPENDENT SHAKESPEARE CO. Leonora Pitts 3191 Casitas Avenue #130 Halle Stanford Los Angeles, CA 90039 Julie Yannatta (818) 710-6306 www.iscla.org Riordan Leadership Institute Fellows STAFF David Gonzalez Melissa Chalsma Angela Law Artistic Director ADVISORY COMMITTEE David Melville Matt August Managing Director Scott Carter Marisa Johnston Ralph Fiennes, Development & Communications Director Kevin Fitzmaurice Jonathan Kent Sabrina Lewis Paul McCrane Operations Coordinator John C. Reilly Sanford Robbins Carolina Xique Bradley Whitford Marketing Assistant & Producer of ISC Art Break Podcast 2020 FESTIVAL STAFF Carene Mekertichyan Cary Reynolds Artistic Associate for Social Justice Production Coordinator Maya Barbon BOARD OF DIRECTORS Community Engagement Intern Eduardo A. Braniff (Chair) John Bauman Angela Romo Melissa Chalsma Virtual Production Intern Sarah L. Cronin Elizabeth Dennehy Marsden Lyonwahl Pat Kraemer Production Assistant Pauline Mauro Eric Muhlheim Heather Hong Nikhil Pai On-set Registered Nurse AND A BIG THANK YOU TO ALL OUR SUPPORTERS! Over the past twelve months, we have been very grateful recipients of several essential foundation and government grants. However, the majority of our funding comes from donations, small and large, from audience members such as yourself. We hope your lives are enriched by the theater company you are such a vital part of creating.

The following people and organizations made financial donations in support of the Griffith Park Free Shakespeare Festival from June 17, 2019 - August 18, 2020. Without them, we would not be here tonight.

$10,000+ Hollywood United Neighborhood Council, Los Our Anonymous Benefactor, The Annenberg Feliz Neighborhood Council, Dana & Daniel Foundation, Eduardo Braniff & David Bardeen, Osers, Nikhil Pai, Lara & Mark Pranger, Suzanne California Arts Council, The Capital Group Prescott, Renée Ralls, Vernon Rosario, Susan & Companies Charitable Foundation, Sarah L. Bill Scheding, The Schneider Foundation, Mary Cronin, Nina Hachigian & Thomas Joseph Deegan Stanford, Janis Pretzlav & David Turner, Venable Day, John C. Hench Foundation, Los Angeles Foundation, Inc. County Department of Arts & Culture, Kimberly & Scott Maxwell, Lauren & Eric Muhlheim, $150 - $999 National Endowment for the Arts, Rosenthal Anonymous (6), Naceam Abyane, Erin & Jose Family Foundation, Halle Stanford, , The Ralph M. Acain, Britni Adams, Ty Agens & Gloria Quinn, Parsons Foundation Kathy Aldrete, Alicia Aldridge, The Alvord Family, Sheryl Anderson Parrott, Amanda Angel & Jon Wimbish , Dan Angel, Doris Baizley & Edwin Woll $5,000 - $9,999 , Daryl & Anthony Barbieri, Raquel Barragan, Sandra & Mayer Brenner, City of Los Angeles Stacey Batiste, Ethan Bauman & Susan Baker, Department of Cultural Affairs, Fiona & Michael Dianna Beggs, Lynne Bernstein, The Linda Karlin, Pat Kraemer & Jim Stockman, Pauline Bessin Charitable Fund, Judith Bickel, Mark Mauro, Leonora Gershman Pitts & Scott Pitts, Bierei, Ginny Bishton, Natasha & Jeffrey Bloom, The Rossi Family Foundation, Westmount Asset Douglas Borsom, Kenneth Bowman, Anthony Management Boyd, Phoebe Brauer, Max Brennan, Heide & Philip Briggs, Laura Brincat, John Broderick & $1,000 - $4,999 Shaunagh O’Connor, Sally & Colin Bucksey, Jason Anonymous, Arkay Foundation, Jill & John Cahill in memory of Andrew Melville, Christopher Bauman, Elizabeth & Jonathon Brauer, Shannon Carlisle, Amy & Joel Carnes, Judie Carroll, & Daniel Brousseau, Bill Chalsma & Tracy Smith, Maureen Cassidy, Colette & Gerald Caterina, Max Coleman, Jill & Matthew Colwell, Council Melissa Chalsma & David Reynolds, Susan Chan, District 13, Janice Feinstein & Paul Donnenfield, Jeffrey Chavez, Lisa Clampin, Deborah Clark, Lisa Shea & Adam Fontana, Sarah Forth, Neil Clements, Christopher Comeau, Beth Comstock, Gieleghem, Michael Gilvary, Mara Lucien & Joel Mary Conroy, Victoria Conway, Pete Cooke, Brian Hindman, Diane Glatt & David Holtz, Marisa & R. Cornelius, Richard Cory, Keith Covington, Josette Greg Johnston, Bruce Katzman, Peggy & Bennett Cramer, Kara Craven, Patricia & Richard Creese, Kayser, Eric Klusman, Frank Lopes, Melody Heidi Cruz, Krysia Dankowski in memory of Malmberg & Joe Rohde, Paul McCrane, Stephanie Pete Goodman, Richard Denton, Kate Desmond, Patterson & Gerald McGrory, Joshua Miyamoto, Alison Dickey, Chris Dimatteo, Alice Dinnean,

THE RALPH M. PARSONS FOUNDATION Karen & Stephen Dombrowski, Philippa Drewer, Linda World & Martin Zacks Michael Wright, Lisa Dunbar, James Dunn, Nadir Elfarra, Monica Megan Wu, Victor Yerrid, Michael Younger Erickson, Christine Fedukowski, Gregory Finn, Steve Gabel, Julie Garner, Joanne Lutz & Ronald Up to $149 (Woah, That’s a lot of Gelfman, Nancy Getty, David Gonzalez, Joe & grassroots support!) Terri Greenberg, Lisa & Joshua Greer, Merry Anonymous (5), Christine Abbott, Mandy Adams, Grissom, Jonathan Groff & Martha Chowning, Sherine Adeli, Alexis Agoslove, Debra Aguirre, Peter Cook & Lynne Hagerup, Scott Hanlon, Hector Aguirre, Lillian Alba, Rosemarie Albright, Susan & Norm Harper, Abigail & Lawrence Drew Aldridge, Jamee Alperovich, Madeline Harris, Maxwell Harris, Sarah Hays, Lisa Henson, Altenau, Christine Amarantus & Brandon Joanne Heyler, Sharon Hirata, John Hoberg, Demaria, Susan Angelo, Salvador Ardon, Analisa Tim Houghton, Alex Huang, Diana & Bruce Areyan, Faviola Arroyo, Jessica Ashworth, Humphrey, Bev & Terry Huntsberger, Francesca Kimberley Askew, Ginny Atherton, Jonathan Innocenti & Brian Beldham, Ravil Isyanov, Atienza, David Avery, David & Pier Charlene Randolph James, Jessica Jew, Karen Josephson Avirom, David & Randi Avshalomov, Karen & Bob Camacho, Jenna Kamp, Shannon Kaussen, Axelton, Christina Axtell, Paul Babb, Margaret & Zain Khan, Sarah & David Kitch, Katie Klapper, Danilo Bach, Jenny Backhaus, G Bailey, Noho Sarah Cronin & Brian Klein, Nancy Klipfel, Arts Center, Jane Baker, Yelena Bakman, Melissa Keetgi Kogan Steinberg, James Koss, Bianca Balentine, Bill Ballou, Ann Baltz & David Aks, Kovar & Takashi Yagisawa, Scott Kreamer, Shirley Jozben Barrett, Malcolm Barrett, Bryan Bartlett, Kurushima, The Patrick Lakey & Jane McFadden Stan Bartosiak, Judy Bass, Patrick Batiste, Family, Jim Lang, Lizbeth Langston, Sean Lask, Danielle Battut, Elijah Bauman, Melissa Marah Vivian Lee, Hilary & Jean Pierre Lemaire, Garry Bauman & Mike Bauman, Kathy Baur, Gina Lennon, Diane Levine, John Lewis, Scott Litt, Beckers, Timur Bekbosunov & Sandra Powers, Pamela Lombardo, Paul Major, Michael Malkin, Clare Bellefeuille-Rice, Mary Lou Belli, Lisa Bonnie Mark, Joni & Stephen Martino, Barbara Benson, Ellen Berbig-Hickey, Nancy Berlin, David Masters & Marc Weiss, Denise Mazzarella, Patrick Beukers, Jay Bevan, Susan Biales, Brian Bird, McKee, Kevin McMahon, Jocelyn Medawar, Kate Bishop, William Black, Kevin Blake, Mark Carene Mekertichyan, Yael Miller, Maggie Moir, Blanchard-Boulbol, Ross Blocher, Harold Boger, Holly Moyer, Sabrina Moyle, Wunna Myothein, Bethany Boles, Evangeline Marie Bolton, Nibal Andrea Nanini, Dale Nelson, James A. Newman Booker, Rex Boone, Benjamin Boquist, Janet & Michael Mullins, Gwen Noda, Paula Nohalty, Borrus, Rona Bortz, Michael Borys, Sheila Bost, Kelsey O’Brien, Lisa O’Brien, Bukola Ogunmola, Simon Bowler, Karen Bowlin, Rachel Brachman, Stephen Oh, Deborah & Stacey Olliff, Sharon Francisco Bracho, Dalet Brady, Lee Brainerd & Oxborough, Julia & James Pearman, Michael Ned Racine, Gary Braitman, Judith Branzburg, Pearl, Loyal Perry, Stephen Phelps, Carolyn Piazza, Maxine Brauer & Andrew Hodder, Aleta Braxton, Curtis Pickrell, Steve Pieters, Jay Polk, Saralynne Tina Brazell, Lydia Breen, John Breinholt, Anne Precht, Jennifer Price, Gina & Ryan Quesenberry, Brendel, Kathleen Brennan de Jesus, Leigh Simon Racioppa, David Rambo, Jamian Reed, Breslin, Jamie Bridgers, Lee & Mark Bridges, John Reichert, Susan Reyes, Caroline Reynolds, Judith Brighton, Adam Brin, Sonny Brisebois, Emily Reynolds, Kate & Sanford Robbins, Brian Jean & John Brousseau, Jessica Brown-Clark, Roberts, Phillip Roitman, Brad Rosenberg, Clancy Brown, Coby Brown, Robert Brown, Elizabeth Rosenblatt, Tripp Royce, Dika Ryan, Rodjinae Brown, Gabrielle Bruno, Linda Buck, Joseph Sadove, Amelia & Ralph Saltsman, Natalie Buck, James & Susan Bukowski, Linnea Jill Sanford, Carolyn Sax, Jain & Eliot Sekuler, Bullion, KL Burbano, Taylor Burke, Kendell Byrd, Elizabeth Sholl, Brenda & Richard Siegler, Patty Kathy Cady, Adriana Calosso, Aimmee Hagler, Silversher, Harry Smallenburg, Timothy Smith, Christine Cameron, Ben Campbell, Jackson Charlotte Spencer, Lance Still, Scott Stone, Campbell, David Campfield, Flavio Cangemi, Willard Stone, Lois Becker & Mark Stratton, Antoinette Caragozian, Bryan Cardillo, Tina Carey, Gayle Sugiyama, Bernadette Sullivan, Catherine Jessica Carlberg, Amanda Carlin, Laura Carlone- Sutton, Tina & Chris Teodorescu, The Nicholas Mooslin, Laura Carlone, Lindsie Carlsen, Robert Patrick Beck Trust, Allan Trautman, Yvette Trevino, Lowell & Audrey Carlson, James Scott Carter, Alison Turner, Kara Ukolowicz, Mark Valdez, Erica Edward Casey, Lisa Cassandra, Susan Cassling, Groten & Eric Varnen, Malcolm Venolia, Bonnie Megan Castagna, Tizoc Castaneda, Cecil Voland, Karen & Eric Warren, Christin & Matt Castellucci, Mira Chaikin, Andrew & Sarah Webb, Aviva Weiner, John Wierick, Margaret Chalsma, Kathryn Chamberlain, Wade Willis, Joseph Wong, Lynn & Michelle Wood, Chamberlain, Ann Champion, Betsy Chapman, Lars Chapsky, Aileen Chase, Cathleen Chavez- Emmy Grinwis, Elisabeth Groening, John Groper, Morris, James Chen, Karen Chen, Kristen Melissa Grover, Maritza Gualy, Ann Gumbinner, Chiarello, Melissa Chon, Mary Chou, Christina Robin & Frank Guttler, Paul Gyuro, John Haber, Reynolds, Jen Ciavarra, Jamie Clark, Johanna Michael Hagerty, Allen Haines, Richard Hajjar, Clark, Marlan Clark, Sandi Collins, Frances Ellen Slezak & Brian Hamill, Jessica Handy, Comstock, Laura Comstock, Bethany Cook, Emmeline Hankins, Kathy Hanks, Russell Elizabeth Cook, Shannon Corbeil, Daniel Harmon, Jodi Harrison, Richard Harrychan, Cordova, John Cordova, Grettel Cortes, Clifton Lauren Hartman, Suzanne Haskin, Theresa Coulte, Katie Covalt, Nancy Covello, Mays Cox, Hawkins, Ronan Healy, Michael Hegeman, Mary Christina Crabtree, David Cranford, Clint Hein, Lisa Henderson, Stacy Herman, G-Bird Crawford, David Craze, Sarah Cronk, Tara Crow, Hernandez, Julie Hernandez, Elizabeth Herring, Lucianne Crowley, Roanna Cruz, Amanda Vicki Hiatt, Jennifer Hill Brown, Nicole Cummings, Carey Cunningham-Scott, Bill Hillebrandt, Mike Himelstein, Sandra Hise, Anna Cunningham, Bill Curtis, Mark Dacascos, Ho, Ben Hodges, Dave Hoffman, Lisa Hoffman, Chrystyna Dail, Scott Dallas, Arielle Davalos, Victoria Hoffman, Alexandra Hohmann, Jeff Susan De Jesus, Craig Dearth, Isabelle Holland, Kathy Holland, Jeff Hollingsworth, Degremont, Kathy Demac, Robert Demay, Conor Holness, Natalie Holster, Laura Holton, Catherine Denise McGann, Elizabeth Dennehy & Amanda Hootman, Abbey Hope, Edna Horiuchi, James Lancaster, James & Michele DeRuvo, Jessica Horn, Andrea Horwatt & Wendy Mitchell, Emily Deu, Ashley Nguyen, Marie DeWitt, Dena Olivia & Rebekka Hosken, Genie Hossain, Wayne Diamond, Harley Diamond, Kari & Drew Dyas, Howard, Sharon Howat, Lois Hudson, Mark Dickey, Diane Dickey, Jeannie Dimter, EF Dixon, Humphrey, Maria Hutchins, Karen Hydendahl, Jeffrey Dollinger, Jose Donado, Kevin Dooley, Ines Gonzalez & Steve Lo, George Inotowok, Yuki Trecey Dory, Pickle, Alice Dranger, Edward Inoue-Kim, Laurel Irene, Nanci Isaacs, Peter & Dratver, Donna Dretzka, Bill Durham, David Denise Iversen, Genevieve Jackson, Donna Dworetzky, Andrew Dzida, Sarah Dzida, Russell Jacobowitz, Trina Jaconi Biery, Alix James, Tracy Eaton, Maria & Mike Eberts, Scott Eck, Tom James, Palmer Jankens, David Jaquez, Robin Edwards, Linda Eifer, Gordon Einstein, Maria Jeshion-Nelson, Vicki Johnsom, Doris Johnson, Elisavetsky, William Elsman, Audrey Emerson, Peggy Johnson, Ratna Jones, Joyce Leighton, Tammy Engel, Olga Garay-English & Kerry Jessica Judd, Aisha Kabia, Lali Kagan, John English, Carole Erken, Elana Essers, Laura Estrada, Kaiser, Laura Kaiser, Dave Oppliger & Joanne Meghan Evans, Diane & Lewis Ewing, Alice Kakuda, Andrea Kalas, Josh Kamensky, Bo Kane, Fabian, Ann Fain, Karen Faith, Louis Fantasia, Jean Kang, Sean Kangataran, Melissa Kann, Alice Carla Fantozzi Palermo, Mir Faugno, Maralyn Kao, Teddy Kapur, Tom Karlya, Lori Karny, Warren Feige, Hao Feng, Heather Ferguson, Carmel Karp, Tara Karsian, Dan Kaufman, Denise Kautter, Ferrer, Patricia Fetters, Erin Field, James Fields, Diana Kavin, Rhonda Kay, Lindsey Keefner, Todd Paige Fillion-Hornbacher, Tara Finegan, Cynthia Kehrli, Rachel Kelley, Bill Kelly, Henry Alexander Fitzgerald, Meghan Fitzmartin, Doug Folkerts, Kelly, Leigh Kennicott, Jack Kenny, Christine Frank Martinez & Kathleen Ford, Lee Forsythe, Kent, Homai Khan, Cat Kilmer, Gracie Kim, Soyun Jim Fossett, Kelley Foster, Maria Foster, Susan & Kim, Donna Kimball & Richard Prince, David Roberto Quintana de Foster, Kathy Fountain, King, Erin King, Barbara Kirk & Taylor Leigh Kirk, Rumana Choudhury, Elliot Fox, Courtney Vincent Kirk, Suzette Kitselman, Stephanie Withington, April Fritz & Ben Landmesser, Emily Klasky-Gamer, Meghan Klassen, Wendy Klein, Gable, Cecile Gabriel & Paul Cardillo, Sandra Liz Kleinrock, Glenn Knoblauch, Theresa Knopf & Gainsforth, David Gallagher, Rhett Gamlin, Ahlys Dustin Morgan, Karen Kohlhaas, Paul Kopeikin, Gandara, Jennifer Garcia, Rosemary Garcia, Zia Natasha Kopp, Gabriela & Jordan Kornzweig, Garcia, Gard, Rex Gardner, David Garry, S Gautier, Blanka Kovacs, Joanna Krause, Komath Kumar, L. Gay, Katherine Gentilucci, Emily George, Shawn Laasch, Maria Speidel & Michael Labash, Kirsten George, Cristina Gerla, Jennifer Charlotte Miles, Susan Laemmle & John Getzinger, Ron Gilmore, Rena GlaserPezzuto, Antignas, Jennifer Lafleur, Timothy Lai, Stewart Stuart Glass, Cameron & Jeff Goldman, Allison Laidlaw, Elizabeth Laime & Andy Rosen, Caitlin Golightly, Carrie Gordon, Elinor Gordon, Eve Lainoff & Colin Burgess, Armina LaManna, Gordon, Evan Gore, Belinda Gosbee, Elizabeth Christine Lamunyon, Veronica Landa, Birthe Gotts, Leah Gould, Karen Gracey, Gray, Jeffrey & Landerer, Rebecca Lang, Douglas Lanier, James Jennifer Gray, Cheryl & Jennifer Green, Mary-Pat Larretamoylan, Heather Lashaway, Angela Law, Green, Amanda Greenberger, Ileana Gregory, Jamie Lawrence, Janet Le, Kate Leach, Katie Joy Gregory, Ashley Griffis, Kenneth Grimes, Leach, Chris Nguyen, Jemma Lee, Kathryn Leone Moors, Elisa Leonetti, E Lerner, Sabrina Lewis, Kathleen Parry, Sabrina Pauloo, Ria Pavia, Anne Betty Liao, Robert Lieberman, Elizabeth Cook, Kat Pearce, Jen Pellerin, Charmain Penn, Corena Likkel, John & Elisabeth Lilly, Jessica Lin, Mirelle Perez de Klerk, Gianze Perez, Hazel Perry, Kelly Lindquist, Jackie Linebrink, Elizabeth Logun, Peters, Betty Petitt, Dagny Phillips-Stumberger, Marissa Lopez, Evan Lorenzetti, Karen Louis, Mia Picerno & Frank Venegas, Brandy Pickett, Anne Loveland, Christopher Loverro, Lisa Lu, Crystal Pintado, Rodney Pitts, Carolyn Pizzuto, Wendy Lucero, Dee Lugo, Rachel Macaulay, Dorothy Platt, Cristy & Randy Pollak, Janet Rosalie A MacDowell, Allison Mackie, Shane Pollard, Yuliya Polovinchik, Steven Mark Popko, Madej, Sarah Maizes, Joseph Maizlish, Adnan Cindy & Craig Potthast, Helene & Paul Powers, Majid, Melissa & Matt Miller, Jane Malich, Julie Andrew Price, Chelsea Price, Pamela Puleo, Tina Mann, Kristin Manning in memory of Shirley Purwin, Linnea Pyne, Anthony Quinones, Susan & Ahigren, Mireille Maragakis, Claire Marie- Roberto Quintana de Foster, Sarah Buxton de Peterson, Judy Mark, André Martin, Margaret Quintana & Roberto Quintana, Janet & James Martin, Michael Martinez, Renée Martinez, Anne Quirion, Beth Rabin & Steve Finkel, Ann Ramage, Maselli, Aaron Mason, Brandon Massey, Allana Kathleen & Robert Ramage, Darian Ramirez, Matheis, Jennifer Matthews, Brandy Mayer, Priscilla Ramirez, Tiana Randall-Quant, Glenn Jamie Mayer, Molly McClarnan, Jenni Reeder, Eric Reid, Leslie Reidel, Mia & David McCormick, Lorrin McCormick, Perry & Jackie Renaud, Christina Reynolds, Melinda Rice, Kevin McCoy, Sara McCullar, Sara McDaniels, John Richardson, Roger Rindge, Jaclyn Rivera-Krouse, McDermott, Rachel McDonald, Michelle McEvoy, Lisa Robert, Daniel Roberto, Dale Robinson, Catherine McGann, Tim McGarry, Graemm Jacqueline Robinson, David Rodriguez, Debba Bridget McGavin, Collette McIntyre-Ornelas, Rofheart, Rachel Roitman, Christopher Root, B Jeffrey McKibben, Linnea McKinsey, Amy Roscoe-Graff, Jamie Rose, Chuck & Sally Anne McKnight, Corrina McLaren, Michele McMullin, Rosenberg, Mark Rosenfield, Stephen Rosenfield, Io McNaughton, Eryn McNeil, Doug Mcpherson, Leah Ross, Bill Roth, Emily Roth, Maggie Rotter, Savannah Meares, Jennifer Mefford, David Benjamin Roudenis, Alan Rubin, Lori & Ethan Mekertichyan, Chris Menaster, Terry Meng, Franz Ruhman, Nina Ruscio, Anita Russell, Collette Metcalf, Jon & Toni Michaels, Ellenmary Michel, Rutherford, Vinny, Kristen & Vivienne Rutherford, Callie Miller, Lesa Miller, Michael Miller, Phyllis & James Ryan, Anna Sahlstrom, Zafar Said, Lexi Mitchell Miller, Stephanie Miller, Gail Ann Saldin, Laura Sams, Daniel Sanchez, Elina Santos, Mitschek, Samantha Miyamoto, Mary Mlady, Philicia Saunders, Aubrey Saverino, Susan Casey Moeckel, Bridget Moloney-Sinclair, Carine Scaring Carman, Lynette Scharlach, Richard Montbetrand, Catherine Montgomery, Monica Schenkman, Mary Schmidt, Kay-Ce Scholl, Monzingo, Margaret Moore, Thomas Moore, Ned Charlotte Schorr, Kaley Schuster, Melissa Mooslin, Natalie Morales, Xavi Moreno, Madeline Schwartz, Andrea Wagner & Phil Schwartz, Susan Morgan, Jennifer Morris, Kristin Morris, Seth Schwartz, Jennifer Scully, Clare Sebenius, Morris, Ayesha Motiwalla, Nancy Mozur, Courtney Seiberling, Joseph Selinger, Pamela Muellerleile, Radeyah Muhammad, Wilson Senko, Sondi Sepenuk, Maureen Serri, Gerard M. Muhlheim, Sean Muhlstein, Kevin Mullett, Shadrick, Andrew Shalat, Miki Shaler, Katherine Heather Munoz, Jamir Munoz, Nicole Murray, Shanks, Frank Shapiro, Nathan Shapiro, Aaron Charles Murry, Lisa Muthiah, Isabel & Robert Shoemaker, Karen Shotting, Joel Silberman, Jose Naturman, Paula Nelson, Hannah Newburg, Miguel Silveyra, Geraldine Simmons, Melissa Claire Newman, Tom Nguyen, Siñad Simock, Michelle Simon, Tom Simon, Jim Skeen, Nicfhlannacha, Rebecca Niederlander, Lori Glenn Slater, Evan Smith, Paula Smith, Suzanne Nielsen & Ken Ferguson, Sara Nixon-Kirschner, Smith, Brian Snedeker, Thomas Snell, Katerina Tom Noe, Kathryn & Sam Noel Ross, Nathan Sochnev, Yurikobi Sometimez, Tara Sorensen, Nonhof, Paul Norwood, Irene Novac, Katherine Erika Soto, Siranoush & Hovhannes Soukiassian, Nuckols, Nina O, Mary Lou O’Brien, Michelle Edward Spear, Amanda Spradlin, Stan Spry, Sally OGuynn, Elaine & Bruce O’Mara-Hulbert in Anne Stahl, Ellen Stein, Vivian Steindal, Annie memory of Brian Dennehy, Susan Ochoa, James Martinez & Benina Stern, Karen Stetler, Lynne Auld & Susan O’Connell, Emerald Olib-Badilla, Stewart, Sabrina Stewart, Julia Stier, Donna Clementine Oliver, Marilyn Oliver, Allison Stoica, Sheila Stone, Michelle Sullivan, John Overbeke, Licia Owolo, Kila Packett, Chandrav Swain, Anne Swatfigure, Elizabeth Swift, Sheila Padover, Gia Paladino, Erik Palladino, Emily Syracuse, Matt Tafoya, Carl, Grace, Hugo, Rusty, Pardo, Lynda Parets, Soh Yun Kang Park, Stacy Bun, llyan & Ohana, Katherine Tanner Silverman, Parker-Lurie, Rick Parker, Maggie Parkins, Barbara Tarlau, Anna Tecson, Casey terHorst, Herlinda Terriquez, jim tessmar, Anna Testa, Woods, Bruce Wright, Israel Wright, Kimberly Siegfried Tieber, Denis Titchenell, Donna Wu, Carolina Xique, Alicia Yaffe, Jose Yap, Tolbert, Martine Tomczyk, Judith Townsend, Robin Yaplee, Megan Yoon, Loretta Young, Glenn Toyama, Theresa Treiu, Dale Trumbore, Shey Zanotti, Emily Zeamer, Barbara Zelinski, Kate Tucci, Rosanna Tullio, Paul Turtola, Mariah Efthemia Zgonis, Lindsay Zir-Oldak, Rima Tzoumbas, Kojiro Umezaki, Molly Underwood, Zobayan, Karen Zumsteg, & last but most Susan & Chinary Ung, Janet Upjohn, Paula definitley not least, Bradley Zweig. Uruburu, Concepcion Valadez, Shannon Valadez, Giacomo Valentini, Silvestre Vallejo, Susan Varon, Ivar Vasco, Giselle Vega, Erina Vlashi, Bert Vlekkert, Helen Vollam, Shirah Vollmer, Amy Vuckovich, John Waite, Karen Wald, Dianne Waldman, Price Waldman, Harley Walker, Michelle Walker, Alison Wallace, Cecilia Walsh, Seanjohn Walsh, Bill Walthall, Chris, Jennifer & Calum Ward, Emily & Mark Ward, Mike Ward, Zachary Warma, Sonya Warry, Marsha Waterbury, Joi Weaver, Lauren Webb, Valerie Weiss, Karin Wettels, Don White, J.B. White, Katharine White, Lisa White, Deidre Whitmore, Caitlin Williams, Casey Williams, LeVanna Williams, Sabra Williams, Connie Wilson, Matthew Wilson, Colleen & Philip Wyndham-Hughes, Barbara Wise, Jim Witoszynski, Gretchen Woelfle, Brian Wogensen, Helen Wolfe, Juliet Wong, Lisa Wong, Tai-Ling Wong, Abby Wood, Leanne Wood, Jean Woodrow, Eleanore