Kurt Beattie Carlo Scandiuzzi Artistic Director Executive Director

ACT – A Contemporary Theatre presents

Beginning May 7, 2010 Opening Night May 13, 2010

Seasonal support provided by:

A Contemporary Theatre Eulalie Bloedel Schneider Foundation Artists Fund

The 2010 Mainstage Season is dedicated to the memory of our dear friend Buster Alvord.

THE TRIP TO BOUNTIFUL Copyright © 1953, 2007 Sunday Rock Corp. All rights reserved. Presented by special arrangement with Sunday Rock Corp. and International Creative Management

A large print version of the Program is available from the house staff.

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Welcome to ACT’s 2010 Mainstage Season. I am so very glad to have you with us. Table of Contents This season, I invite you to join ACT on a journey through Western culture from the 1950s forward; a season A-1 Title Page

in which we look at the human condition with a vision of A-2 Welcome to ACT where Western civilization is headed, and with particular emphasis on our evolving ideas about the place of women A-3 The Company in culture. We believe it to be a delicious season of comic invention, indulging and A-4 Up Next delighting in equal parts wit, wisdom, and hilarity. A-5 Letter from We begin our journey with ’s masterful The Trip to Bountiful, the Director partly in homage to the playwright, who died last March and is widely recognized as one of America’s important playwrights. Foote’s oeuvre is a summation of the A-6 Program Notes

American character, describing the rootlessness of American Life and the cost of that A-8 Who’s Who condition, personally and in the culture at large. Set in 1953, The Trip to Bountiful looks at our country’s A-10 Giving Message inexorable move from The Trip to Bountiful…addresses an issue A-11 Ongoing Support, a more settled, rural, Special Thanks, agricultural nation, of concern to all of us, most especially Special Fund Donors to that of an urban, A-12 Community Partners baby-boomers with aging parents, namely industrial, fast-paced, & Patrons consumer culture. The how to care for and support them; what A-13 ACT Circle of Donors intensely human and moving struggle of should that relationship be? A-16 Board of Trustees, ACT Staff his aging protagonist, Carrie Watts to return to the home of her youth addresses an issue of concern to all of us, most especially baby-boomers with aging parents, namely how to care for and support them; what should that relationship be? Foote writes with quiet intensity and unsparing emotional truth not about heroes and heroines, but about common folk, reminding us that compassion is essential if we are to be civilized human beings, and that all human life is precious and important. On a personal note, I would be remiss if I did not express my delight in seeing Marianne Owen, one of Seattle’s finest actresses, take on the role of Carrie Watts. Marianne, who has taught me so much about theatre, and to whom I have the good fortune to be married, first appeared at ACT in Diary of a Scoundrel in 1987. Since that time she has been bringing her unique and considerable gifts to various stages at ACT. I am looking forward to the collaboration of this wonderful actress with this wonderful play.

Kurt Beattie Artistic Director

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Cast (in alphabetical order)

Ian Bell* Houston Ticket Agent Mary Kae Irvin* Jessie Mae Watts Charles Leggett* Sheriff Jessica Martin* Thelma Marianne Owen* Carrie Watts Wesley Rice* Roy/2nd Houston Ticket Agent Paul Morgan Stetler* Ludie Watts

Production Team

Victor Pappas Director Frances Kenny Costume Designer Matthew Smucker Scenic Designer Rick Paulsen Lighting Designer Christopher Walker Sound Designer Alyssa Keene Dialect Coach Tess Malone Assistant Lighting Designer Erin B. Zatloka* Stage Manager Holly Coombs Production Assistant

Setting

Southeast Texas 1953

This performance runs 1 hour and 40 minutes. There will be no intermission.

*Members of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

Audience members are cordially reminded to silence all electronic devices such as cell phones, watch alarms, and pagers prior to the performance.

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“No matter under what circumstances you leave it, home

does not cease to be home. No matter how you lived there— “ ome is a name, a word, it is a strong well or poorly.” one; stronger than magician ever —Joseph Brodsky spoke, or spirit ever answered to, in the Hstrongest conjuration.” —Charles Dickens

“ he word ‘home’ haunts…Foote’s “[Horton Foote] writes to discover, not to preach. Rather oeuvre. Home, for Foote, is than lecture his readers, he investigates with them both secular and sacred; it the ‘great mystery’ about the sources of courage and Tis where you are known and personhood.” remembered, where pain can be —Gerald Wood understood, where healing can take place.”

“While [Foote’s] work —John Lahr is often set in Texas, it is universal in its outreach. He was a kind of rural “The ache for Chekhov, though he home lives in all definitely had his own voice. I always said his of us, the safe writing was like sandpiper place where we prints in the sand. Like on the beach when you see a can go as we sandpiper. Very delicate. You can’t force it. You can’t are and not be push it because it is sparse questioned.” and delicate and quite accurate, you know.” —Maya Angelou

—Robert Duvall

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A-6 ACT THEATRE “It is good to have an end to journey toward; “ but it is the eep your ear journey that to the ground matters, in the end.” and concentrate —Ursula K. LeGuin K on honesty,’ [Tennessee] Williams wrote to “ Foote in 1944. Throughout his o finish the moment, to find the career, Foote did just that. From the journey’s end in every step of the road, ordinary, he teased out a subtle song to live the greatest number of good which was at once true and tender.” T hours, is wisdom.” —John Lahr —Ralph Waldo Emerson

“I believe very deeply in the human spirit, and I have a sense of awe about it, because I don’t know how people carry on.

What makes the difference in people? What is it? I’ve known “The lowly and invincible of the earth – to endure people the world has thrown everything at, to discourage and endure and then endure, tomorrow and them, to kill them, to break their spirit. And yet something tomorrow and tomorrow.” about them retains a dignity. They face life and they don’t —William Faulkner ask quarters.”

—Horton Foote

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IAN BELL (Houston companies. His voice-over work enjoys release appeared on Law & Order while living in Ticket Agent) was last on video games and on over a dozen audio NYC, where he at various times studied with seen at ACT in 2009 book recordings for Seattle’s Cedar House Uta Hagen, had a dance scholarship with as Scrooge’s nephew Audio. Leggett’s film work appears regularly Alvin Ailey, and was a company member of Fred in A Christmas in the Seattle International Film Festival Joseph Campbell’s Theatre of the Open Eye. Carol. Most recently (Evergreen, Urban Scarecrow, Elliott’s Wake, The Recently he appeared as Ahab in Book-It Bell played James Spy and the Sparrow). Theatre’s production of Moby Dick, or The Lingk in at Seattle Whale. Repertory Theatre. Other local credits JESSICA MARTIN include , Black Coffee (ACT (Thelma) is so happy to Paul Morgan Theatre), Laramie Project: 10 Years Later, You return to ACT. Last Stetler (Ludie Can’t Take It With You, Imaginary Invalid, season she appeared as Watts) is happy to Midsummer Nights Dream (Seattle Repertory Young Esme and Alice return to ACT where Theatre), Swansong (Seattle Shakespeare), in Rock ‘n’ Roll and as he most recently Strange Attractors, Psychic Life Of Savages, The the Ghost of appeared in Eurydice Laramie Project, Valley Of The Dolls, Killer Joe, Christmas Past in A Christmas Carol. Other (directed by Allison Dealers Choice, and Of Mice and Men (Empty credits include Loli in the world premiere Narver). Previous productions include Born Space Theatre). Bell is a frequent producer production of Jane Martin’s Somebody/Nobody Yesterday, Wintertime, and Grand Magic. Stetler and director at Re-bar, bringing Seattle The at the Arizona Theatre Company, Ophelia in has played leading roles on most of Seattle’s Brown Derby Series, and nationally Hamlet at the Indiana Repertory Theater, stages, as well as numerous regional houses acclaimed performers like Varla Jean Anna in Charm, Clara in Kingdom of Dust at around the country, and serves as the co- Merman, Miss Coco Peru, and author Mike the Icicle Creek Theater Festival, and in The Artistic Director of New Century Theatre Albo. Bell holds a B.A. in Drama from Terminus at On the Boards. Martin is a Company. Critically acclaimed productions of Bennington College. graduate of the University of The Adding Machine and Orange Flower Water, with a BA in Drama and Psychology. created as part of the Central Heating Lab at MARY KAE IRVIN ACT, have made NCTC one of the hottest (Jessie Mae Watts) is MARIANNE companies to emerge in Seattle in years. delighted to back on OWEN (Carrie Watts) the boards at ACT last appeared at ACT HORTON FOOTE (Playwright) Author of having last appeared in in A Christmas Carol, over 40 plays, Foote is perhaps best known for John Olive’s premier of , his Academy Award-winning screenplays To Summer Moon. She has and many more shows Kill A Mockingbird (1962) and Tender Mercies worked regionally as well as locally having over the past 24 years (1983), and his notable live television dramas been seen at many Seattle area theatres in Seattle. She has also worked at Seattle during the 50s (The Gabby Hayes Show). He including Seattle Childrens Theatre, TAG, Shakespeare Company, Seattle Children’s received the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1995 The Village, and the late Bathhouse and Theatre, the Empty Space, Village Theatre, for his play The Young Man From Atlanta.Foote Group Theatres. Mary Kae also works Intiman Theatre, and was a company studied acting at the Pasadena Playhouse frequently on camera, and her voice can be member at Seattle Repertory Theatre. A (1930s) and began writing in the 40s. The heard on video games and in many founding member of the American Repertory Trip To Bountiful premiered on March 1, 1953 commercials. She holds her MFA from the Theatre Company, she toured in the U.S., on NBC, with leading ladies, Lillian Gish Professional Actor Europe, and Israel and performed at the and Eva Marie Saint reprising their roles on Training Program. Moscow Art Theatre. Owen has also worked Broadway later that year. Throughout the 50s at the Public Theatre, Arizona Theatre and 60s, Foote wrote for The Gulf Playhouse, Charles Company, La Jolla Playhouse, Repertory The Philco Television Playhouse, The United Leggett (Sheriff) Theatre of St. Louis, Playwrights’ Horizons, States Steel Hour, Playwrights ‘56, Studio At ACT: Joe Foster in Guthrie Theatre, Goodman Theatre, and One, Armchair Theatre, and Playhouse 90. Becky’s New Car (Seattle toured nationally in The Real Thing (directed He adapted William Faulkner’s Old Man for Times Footlight by Mike Nichols). She holds her MFA from television twice (1959, 1997), receiving Emmy Award), Spirit 2 in A the Yale School of Drama. nominations both years and winning the 1997 Christmas Carol (2002- drama, Outstanding Writing of a Miniseries 06, 2008), Marshall Herrick in , WESLEY RICE or Special. Foote passed away in 2009. and he’ll return soon in Steven Dietz’s Yankee (Roy/2nd Ticket Agent) Tavern. Leggett works here and regionally at returned to theatre VICTOR PAPPAS (Director) previously Seattle Repertory Theatre (Footlight Award several years ago after directed at ACT. He recently for Toby Belch in Twelfe Night), Intiman, pursuing other directed Two By Pinter for Shadow and Light Seattle Children’s Theatre, Seattle Shakespeare interests. He has Theatre, of which he is a founding member, Company (TPS “Gregory” and Footlight worked at most Seattle which was presented at ACT through the Awards for Shylock in last year’s Merchant of area theatres, as well as the Denver Center, Central Heating Lab. He spent seven seasons Venice), Portland Center Stage, Book-It Alliance in Atlanta, Portland Stage Company, as Associate Artistic Director of Intiman Repertory Theatre, and numerous smaller Lexington Conservatory, and others. He Theatre, where he directed Smash (world

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premiere), , A Question of Mercy, RICK PAULSEN (Lighting Designer) is ERIN B. ZATLOKA (Stage Manager) The Glass Menagerie, The Turn of the Screw, delighted to be returning to ACT, where his is glad to be back at ACT where she last Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar lighting was first seen in 1984. Since then, assistant stage managed A Christmas Carol Wilde, Betrayal, Playland, The Importance Paulsen has lit dozens of shows at ACT and Rock n’ Roll. Other favorites at ACT as a of Being Earnest, and ten workshops in the including First Class, , Fiction, production assistant include The Goat or Who New Voices at Intiman play development Keely and Du, , Lonely Planet, is Sylvia?, Omnium-Gatherum, Enchanted series. Other world premieres include Mark Marvelous Party, and Becky’s New Car, as well April, and Flight. She just finished at Village Jenkins’ All Powers Necessary and Convenient as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and Below the Belt. Theatre as the stage manager on Lost in and Jamie Baker’s South Central Rain, for Paulsen’s work has appeared all around Seattle Yonkers. Nothing in her life could happen which he received the Los Angeles Drama and across the nation. Some recent work of without friends and family. Love to Greg Critics Award for Outstanding Direction. note includes Getting Near to Baby and The and Zoey. Other directing credits include I Am My Brementown Musicians at Seattle Children’s Own Wife (Portland Center Stage), the New Theatre, Honus and Me and The BFG at KURT BEATTIE York premieres of Harold Brighouse’s Zack, Childsplay, Souvenir at San Jose Repertory (Ebenezer Scrooge, and N.C. Hunter’s Waters of the Moon (The Theatre, and Pride and Prejudice at the Denver Director, Artistic Director Actors Company Theatre), Othello (Idaho Center. He is, most importantly, devoted to of ACT) Beattie’s past Shakespeare Festival), and An Ideal Husband his wife Roberta and Paige, his 17 year-old productions at ACT (Pioneer Theatre Co.) among many others. daughter. include Becky’s New Car, As an actor he appeared in the Broadway Intimate Exchanges, production of Brecht & Weill’s Happy End MATTHEW SMUCKER (Scenic Designer) is First Class, The Pillowman, Mitzi’s Abortion, with Meryl Streep and Christopher Lloyd, pleased to return to ACT where his work has The Underpants, Vincent in Brixton, Bach at and with the American Conservatory included designs for Rock ‘n ‘Roll, Below The Leipzig, Black Coffee, Alki, Fuddy Meers, Fully Theatre, California Actors Theatre, and the Belt, Jekyll & Hyde, Eurydice, Fathers and Sons, Committed, Via Dolorosa and A Christmas Carol. Oregon, Marin and Sherwood Shakespeare The Women, The Clean House, The Pillowman, Elsewhere he has directed Things Being What Festivals. He is currently Associate Chair Wine in the Wilderness, Flight, Bach at Leipzig, They Are and Art at Seattle Repertory Theatre, of the Graduate Acting Program at NYU’s The Ugly American, and . Smucker’s as well as productions at The Empty Space, Tisch School of the Arts, where he has designs have appeared locally at Seattle Intiman, the Hugo House, and the University directed productions of The Three Sisters, Repertory, Intiman, Seattle Children’s Theatre, of Washington. As an actor, he has appeared in Smash, Working, The Cripple of Inishmaan, New Century Theatre Company, Book-It, leading and major roles at ACT, Seattle Golden Boy, All My Sons, The Diary of Empty Space, Village Theatre, and Tacoma Repertory, Intiman and The Empty Space. Anne Frank, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Actors Guild, and nationally at Arizona Beattie was the co-recipient of the 2004 and Pygmalion. He has also taught at the Theatre Company, Portland Center Stage, San Theatre Puget Sound Gregory A. Falls American Conservatory Theatre, PCPA/ Jose Rep, Kansas City Rep, and Childsplay Sustained Achievement Award. Theaterfest, Cornish College of the Arts, and Theatre. Smucker was a founding ensemble Rancho Santiago College. He is a founding member of Deus X Machina and a company Gian-Carlo member of Theatre Puget Sound. member and resident designer with Annex Scandiuzzi Theatre. Smucker is an adjunct faculty member (Executive Director) is a Frances Kenny (Costume Designer) at Seattle University and received his MFA founder of Agate Films began her career in the fashion industry and from the UW School of Drama. and Clear Pictures, fell in love with theatre costume design when producing such films as returning to the University of Oregon to study CHRIS R. WALKER (Sound Designer) is very Prototype, Dark Drive, art history and art. Her work has been seen at pleased to be returning to ACT this season. In Outpatient and The Flats and Indieflix, a ACT in The Clean House, Miss Witherspoon, Seattle, he’s worked at the Seattle Repertory, distribution company. In 1979, Scandiuzzi Born Yesterday, Enchanted April, and The Intiman, The , Seattle started Modern Productions, bringing to Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?. She has also designed Children’s Theatre, and others. He’s designed at Seattle such legendary bands as The Police, locally for Intiman, Seattle Repertory, Seattle regional theatres in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Devo, Nina Hagen, Iggy Pop, The Ramones, Children’s Theatre, On the Boards, House La Jolla, San Diego, Phoenix, Kansas City, John Cale, Robert Frip, James Brown, Muddy of Dames, yea old Empty Space, and the Pat Houston, Chicago, Philadelphia, Washington Waters and many more. He performed in Graney Dance Company. Regionally, she has D.C., Boston, and New York. Internationally, several plays at The Empty Space Theatre designed for The Geffen Playhouse, Denver he’s designed in Taiwan, Singapore, and including Aunt Dan and Lemon, The Return of Center Theatre Company, , Moscow. He has been resident sound designer Pinocchio and Dracula. In the early ‘80s, he Honolulu Theatre for Youth, Long Wharf for the Seattle Children’s Theatre since 2002. collaborated with many Seattle performance Theatre, San Jose Rep, La Jolla Playhouse, Previous to this, he spent seven years as resident artists such as Norman Durkey, Alan Lande Arizona Theatre Company, Actors Theatre sound designer for the American Repertory and Jesse Bernstein. He also acted in various of Louisville, Kansas City Repertory, and on Theatre in Boston, after spending four years as films includingBugsy , The Public Eye, Another Broadway. When not working in the theatre, sound engineer and resident designer for the You, Casanova’s Kiss and Killing Zoe. He Kenny styles wardrobe for local and national Intiman. Commercially, he’s composed music graduated from the Ecole Superieure D’Art commercials, photo shoots, and corporate for Intel and Starbucks. He holds a B.A. in Dramatique of Geneva. media. Classical Piano Performance from Cornish College of the Arts.

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ONGOING SUPPORT SPECIAL FUND DONORS

ACT Endowment Fund Donors ACT’s endowment is administered by A Contemporary Theatre Foundation.

Buster & Nancy Alvord A Contemporary Theatre Foundation Joan & Larry Barokas Michael Corliss-Investco Katharyn Alvord Gerlich Becky & Jack Benaroya Charles Blumenfeld & Karla Axell The Ewert Family Bruce & Dawn Goto William Randolph Hearst Endowed Fund for Education & Outreach Programs Kreielsheimer Remainder Fund Doug & Nancy Norberg Sally Pence Katherine & Douglass Raff Brooks & Suzanne Ragen Herman & Faye Sarkowsky David E. & Catherine E. Skinner Kayla Skinner Estate of Stuart Smailes David & Joyce Veterane The Peg & Rick Young Foundation

A Seattle Theatre Special Thanks Consortium Donors These visionary community funders have ACT gratefully acknowledges the following for their contributions to this production and season: contributed to the “Tessitura Conversion Project,” a collaborative effort by ACT AJ Epstein Theatre, The 5th Avenue Theatre, Intiman Theatre, Seattle Children’s Theatre and Floyd Reichman Seattle Repertory Theatre to upgrade to a shared ticketing and donor management Kukuruza Gourmet Popcorn software. This new technology enhances our Keith Johnsen, Daqopa Brands LLC ability to serve our patrons and to collaborate on joint projects for years to come. Moby’s Restaurant Seattle Repertory Theatre The Paul G. Allen Family Foundation ArtsFund Sharva Maynard The Boeing Company Therese Diekhans The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation UW School of Drama Microsoft Corporation M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust Nesholm Family Foundation The Norcliffe Foundation The Seattle Foundation

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ACT gratefully recognizes the following corporate, foundation, and government agencies for their generous support of our 2009 programs. Without such tremendous community support, ACT would not be able to offer outstanding contemporary theatre, in-school educational programming, or community based outreach.

This list reflects community partners as of April 1st, 2009.

Executive Underwriters Continental Airlines* Epicenter Fitness* ($100,000+) Elizabeth George Foundation Fales Foundation Trust ArtsFund Harvest Foundation Horizons Foundation National Endowment for the Arts Market Place Salon & Day Spa* Season Sponsors The Seattle Foundation Marquis Jet Partners ($50,000 - $99,999) Washington Athletic Club* MCSB Inc. A Contemporary Theatre Foundation Washington State Arts Commission Moby’s Restaurant* Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs, City of Seattle The Peg & Rick Young Foundation Pacific Place The Shubert Foundation, Inc. Pike Brewing Company* Taproot Foundation* Stage Partners Wyman Youth Trust ($5,000 - $9,999) Producing Partners Apulent Catering and Special Events Company* Media Partners ($25,000 - $49,999) Norman Archibald Charitable Foundation KING-FM 4Culture The Daily Grill* Amazon.Com Inc. Joanie’s Catering* *Support provided through in-kind contributions The Boeing Company Responza* Getty Images* Tony’s Events & Catering* John Graham Foundation Tuxedos ‘N Tennis Shoes* JPMorgan Chase Foundation Nesholm Family Foundation Benefactors The Paul G. Allen Family Foundation ($1,000 - $4,999) PONCHO AC/R Services, LLC* Beim Foundation Performance Partners Bill Speidel Enterprises ($10,000 - $24,999) City Hardware* ArtsFund/Mary Helen Moore Diversity Fund Consolidated Restaurants, Inc.* Ballinger Family Foundation The Daily Grill* Columbia Crest Winery* Emerald City Shoe Repairs & Northgate Cobblers*

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ACT would like to recognize and thank all of the individuals who have made contributions to A Contemporary Theatre. The Circle of Donors is invaluable to the success of our mission, ensuring a nurturing environment for the celebration and development of contemporary theatre. Without the generous support of the individuals in the ACT Circle, none of this would be possible.

The following list reflects the sum of pledges and gifts made to the Annual Producing Fund by Donors in the ACT Circle between February 1st, 2009 and April 1st, 2010.

$100,000+ Herman & Faye Sarkowsky Kathy Clark Jacquelyn Rardin Buster & Nancy Alvord Charles & Benita Staadecker Linda & Randy Clark Harley Rees Katharyn Alvord Gerlich David & Shirley Urdal Theodore & Patricia Collins H. Stewart Ross Eulalie M. & Gian-Carlo Jean Viereck & Robert Leventhal Grad & Susan Conn Evelyne Rozner & Matt Griffin Scandiuzzi Clifford & Karen Webster M. Darrel & Barbara Sharrard William Saltzstein Eulalie Bloedel Schneider Robert & Marjory Willkens Dottie Delaney Ken Sanchez & Larry Anderson Anonymous Vijay & Sita Vashee Ben & Kathy Derby Barbara Sando Anonymous (2) Katherine Diamond Pat and Bud Schafer $50,000 – $99,999 Janice Dilworth & Greg Denton Sean Shanahan & Kathleen McGill Gladys Rubinstein $2,500 – $4,999 Darrel & Nancy Dochow Michael C. Shannon Richard & Constance Albrecht Marcia Engel Stacya Silverman $25,000 – $49,999 Daniel Alexander Jeannie Falls Anne & Langdon Simons Chap & Eve Alvord Stewart Ballinger Deborah Fialkow Debra Sinick & David Ballenger David & Joyce Veterane Steven & Judith Clifford Carl & Jan Fisher Yolanta & Ronald Spaulding Elaine Spencer & Dennis Forsyth Nicole Boyer Cochran Richard & Mary Beth Gemperle Carol & Ron Sperling Linda & Brad Fowler Patricia Daniels & Bill Kuhn Martin Gibbins & Paula Crockett Sam & Janet Stanley Jane & David R. Davis Mr. & Mrs. Richard Greaves Robert & Shirley Stewart $10,000 – $24,999 Betty M. Ederer Joel & Angie Gregory Kim Stindt & Mark Heilala Becky & Jack Benaroya Eliza Flug-Coburn Lawrence & Hylton Hard Dana M. Stout Ms. Besteman & Mr. Lauderbaugh Natalie Gendler Kellanne Henry Jeffrey A. Sutherland Paul & Paula Butzi Thomas & Christine Griesa Stephanie M. Hilbert Craig & Patty Tall Linda Brown & Larry True James & Barbara Heavey Stephen B. Hilbert Tamzen Talman Daniel D. Ederer & Richard Hesik & Barbara Johns Fran & Walter Holder Taucher Family Foundation Takayo Minakami John Hill Donna Holpainen Andrew Telesca Jean Burch Falls Katherine Ann Janeway & Eric & Mary Horvitz Annette Toutonghi Michael & Leslie Lebeau H.S. Wright III Gary & Parul Houlahan Sergei Tschernisch Katherine & Douglass Raff Josef Krebs Judith Jesiolowski & Jim & Kathy Tune Chuck Sitkin Louise J. & Samuel B. McKinney David Thompson Chris & Tory Visser Brian Turner & Susan Hoffman Kelly Miller & Ruthann Stolk Robert Johnston Eric Weber Nadine & John Murray Lisa & Norman Judah Renée Salant & Sam Weis $7,500 – $9,999 Dr. Arnie & Judy Ness Lura & David Kerschner Nathan Weisman Allan & Anne Affleck The Nordhoff Family Greg Kucera & Larry Yocom Jennessa & Robert West Kurt Beattie & Marianne Owen Brooks & Suzanne Ragen George & Linda Lamb The Whitsitt Family McKibben/Merner Family Barry & Colleen Scovel Jim & Michele Lechner George & Colleen Willoughby Foundation David E. & Catherine E. Skinner Gregory & Diane Lind Gerald & Holly Wilson John Siegler & Alexandra Read, MD Samuel & Althea Stroum Foundation Steven & Anne Lipner Scott & Shirley Wilson Marcia & Klaus Zech Laura Lundgren Jane & Leonard Yerkes Anonymous $1,000 – $2,499 Theodore & Mary Ann Mandelkorn Shari Zanetti Bill & Janette Adamucci Andrew & Cynthia Marin Robert Zielke $5,000 – $7,499 John Akin & Mary Stevens Jeff Manzolli & Sing Bing Kang Anonymous (4) Joan & Larry Barokas Kermit & Danna Anderson Bill & Holly Marklyn Jane & Peter Barrett Melinda & Walter Andrews Pamela Burns McCabe $500 – $999 Allan & Nora Davis Susan & Lauren Anstead Brenda & Thomas Melang Donna C. Adler • Charles & James Degel & Jeanne Berwick, Peter & Fran Bigelow Mark & Susan Minerich Lynette Ainslie • Bob Alexander Berwick Degel Family Foundation Ed & Betty Bottler Diane Moore & Gary Gallaher & Kathleen Devon • Robert M. Betsy & Charles Fitzgerald Ben & Marianne Bourland Pam Mulkern Arnold • Bruce & Karen Babbitt • Gordon W. (Skip) & Midge Gilbert Mr. & Mrs. Walt W. Braithwaite Bill & Mary Ann Mundy Kendall & Sonia Baker • Derek Gilman Family Foundation Jon & Bobbe Bridge Mardi Newman Baylor • Dr. Benson & Pamela Linda & Ted Johnson Dr. William Calvin & James Nichols Harer • Luann & Irv Bertram • Thomas Bleakney & Margaret William & Sandy Justen Dr. Katherine Graubard Chris & B.J. Ohlweiler Stanley • Charles Blumenfeld & Jane W. & James A. Lyons Corinne A. Campbell David Osgood Karla Axell • Cleve & Judith Borth • Marcella McCaffray Diana & Charles Carey Laird Patterson, MD Stan & Barbara Bosse • Beth & Gloria & David Moses John & Arlene Carpenter Valerie Payne John Brennen • Mary C. Brown • Linda & George Ojemann Ronald & Leila Cathcart Douglas James Perry Jan Brucker • Nancy Buckland & Kristin Olson Donald Cavanaugh Mary Pigott & Roger Giesecke John Scearce • Stephen Burwell • Jo Anne & Donald Rosen D.T. Challinor Pamela & Gilbert Powers Joel Buxbaum • Alyssa C. Byer • Eric and Margaret Rothchild Colin Chapman Alan Rabinowitz Kate & Bill Carruthers • Aline &

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Encore Arts Programs A-15 Board of Trustees

ACT BOARD OF Dan Alexander Sita Vashee Jonathan D. Klein EMERITUS TRUSTEES Joan D. Barokas Chris K. Visser Keith Larson* COUNCIL Lance Becker Clifford Webster Jane W. Lyons Philip M. Condit Richard C. Clotfelter Laura P. Besteman Dr. Sheree Wen Louise J. McKinney Chairman P. Cameron DeVore* Paul Butzi Scott F. Wilson Gloria A. Moses Brian Turner Esther Schoenfeld Ron J. Cathcart Kyoko Matsumoto Wright Nadine H. Murray President Marvel Stewart* Colin Chapman Douglas E. Norberg Kelly Miller Grad Conn ACT board Kristin G. Olson Vice President, Development A CONTEMPORARY Katherine Diamond Donald B. Paterson Chair intern THEATRE Charles Fitzgerald Eric Pettigrew Chuck Sitkin Lauren Mikov FOUNDATION Whitney V. Hazzard Pamela Powers Vice President at Large, Board Philip M. Condit Richard Hesik Katherine L. Raff Development Chair ACT ADVISORY Chairman Stephanie Hilbert Brooks G. Ragen Alan J. Rappoport COUNCIL Kermit Anderson John E. Jacobsen II Catherine Roach Vice President, Audience Sheena R. Aebig President William J. Justen Jo Anne Rosen John C. Siegler Development Chair Dr. Ellsworth C. Alvord, Jr.* Petra Franklin Lahaie Sam Rubinstein* Vice President Daniel B. Hazzard Aubrey Davis Dr. George Ojemann David E. Skinner Catherine Roach Vice President, Facilities Chair Daniel D. Ederer Shannyn Roberts Walter Walkinshaw Secretary Ingrid Sarapuu Jean Burch Falls Barry B. Scovel Dr. Robert Willkens* Lawton Humphrey Treasurer Jeannie M. Falls Sean Shanahan David E. Wyman, Jr. Treasurer Elaine Spencer John H. Faris Katherine L. Raff John C. Siegler Jane H. Yerkes Secretary Carolyn H. Grinstein Lucinda P. Richmond Benita M. Staadecker Brad Fowler Sara Comings Hoppin Brian Turner Rob G. Stewart Past President C. David Hughbanks Kristen J. Summersby *In memoriam ACT Staff

Kurt Beattie COMMUNICATIONS Jeremy Rupprecht Scenic Departments Artistic Director Jacquelyn S. Rardin Assistant House Manager Steve Coulter Carlo Scandiuzzi Communications Director Javonna Arriaga Technical Director Executive Director Sebastien Scandiuzzi Katie Beudert Derek Baylor Video Manager Alisha Geck Assistant Technical Director Artistic Ben Rapson Scott Herman Austin Smart Margaret Layne Interactive Media Specialist Karen Herschleb Master Scenic Carpenter Casting Director & Artistic Associate Drew Barth Kate Knappert Jeff Manzolli Anita Montgomery Marketing Coordinator Tony Koons Amanda Quinn Literary Manager Ellen Steves Adrienne Littleton Sean Wilkins Nicole Boyer Cochran Marketing Intern Niki Magill Scenic Carpenters Artistic Manager & Executive Assistant Apex Media Joseph Mangialardi Mona Lang Valerie Curtis-Newton Advertising Joe Moran Scenic Charge Artist Artistic Associate, Rice Public Relations, LLC Juliette Oliver Lisa Bellero The Hansberry Project Media Relations Desireé Reyes Assistant Charge Artist Vivian Phillips West Coast Group Sales Darryl Singleton Marne Cohen Vance Producing Associate, Group Sales Brittany Swarthout Properties Master The Hansberry Project Chris Bennion Kyle Thompson Ken Ewert Kristina Sutherland Photographic Services Audience Services Master Properties Artisan Education Director Kevin Jones Copywriting Christine Jew Thomas Verdos Elspeth Walker Copywriter Volunteer Usher Coordinator Lead Properties Artisan Literary Intern Christa Fleming Katie Beudert Graphic Design Production Stage Operations Casting Assistant Xtremities Joan Toggenburger Nick Farwell Producing Director Stage Operations Supervisor Administration Graphic Design Lynch Resources Emily Cedergreen James Nichols Adam Moomey Telemarketing Production Office Assistant Master Stage Carpenter Operations Manager Pam Mulkern Alyssa Byer DEVELOPMENT Stage Management Master Electrician Special Events Producer Josef Krebs Jeffrey K. Hanson Max Langley Brad Howe Development Director Production Stage Manager Master Sound Engineer Events Technician Jennessa West JR Welden Ben Derby Associate Director of Development Stage Manager for this production Board Liaison and Executive Assistant John Osebold Erin Zatloka John Small Lyam White Grant Writer Stage Manager Stagehand Volunteer Coordinator Sarah Abel Holly Coombs, Verhanika Wood Nicollete Vannais Teddy Heard Special Projects Coordinator Production Assistants Properties Artison Facilities Maintenance James Nichols Kelsey Mabbot Costume Dave Parmley Annual Fund Coordinator Scene Carpenter Engineer Departments Responza Management Services Audience Services Carolyn Keim IT Administrators Harley D. Rees Costume Director Audience Services Director Connie Rinchiuso Finance Ryan Rowell Costume Shop Foreman Mary D. Brown, CPA Tessitura Manager Kim Dancy Chief Financial Officer Robert Hankins First Hand & Lead Dresser Michael Scheinine Ticket Manager Sally Mellis Accountant Jim Moran Wardrobe Master Tobi Beauchamp-Loya House Manager Joyce Degenfelder Payroll Wig Master

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