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Don’t Be A Scrooge! Give Back To Your Favorite Performing Arts Groups This Holiday Season The holiday season is traditionally a time for giving. We give to our friends and family, to those less fortunate than us, to organizations and causes we care about. We take pride in not being “Scrooges” or “Grinches” as we come together to spread joy.

The performing arts, especially here in the Greater Milwaukee Area, are always giving. They give us entertainment, memories, laughter, and inspiration. The performing arts are such a vital part of this community. Here at Footlights, we’re honored to work alongside so many of the incredibly talented artists and organizations that call this community home.

That’s why this holiday season, Footlights has decided to dedicate this issue to giving back to the amazing groups we work with. This is a call to action to all of you, the patrons reading this sitting in the house. Maybe the show is just about to begin, or maybe you are excitedly reading more about the artists you just saw during intermission. We challenge you to help us give back to the many performing arts organizations in our community.

We’ve asked the groups we work with to send us lists of items that would help them this holiday season. Some of the items are listed right here in this article! All throughout this holiday season, we’ll continue to add and update even more items and organization’s wishlists on Footlights.com - so make sure to keep checking back.

And if you don’t have the resources to give some of these items - that’s okay! David Cecsarini, Artistic Director of Next Act Theatre, reminds that there are many other ways to give to these wonderful organizations. “My wishlist only contains one item: audience,” says Cecsarini. “The best thing patrons can bring, send, and give to Next Act and all our performing groups is more audience.”

Here are “a few of our favorite things” that performing arts groups shared with us from their wishlists. Make sure to check out Footlights.com for more items and more organizations! Interested in helping check some of these items off of their lists? Reach out to Footlights Editor Ryan Albrechtson at 262-439-5750 or [email protected] and he’ll get you in touch! milwaukee FOOTNOTES

Milwaukee Chamber Theatre Dinner supplies (Such as paper plates, bowls, napkins, plastic cups, and cutlery!)

Wisconsin Philharmonic A new conference table and chairs. (To seat twelve people at our office!)

Falls Patio Players A man’s wool top hat, or $75 to purchase one. (For our upcoming Feast of Crispian production of Christmas Carol!)

Waukesha Civic Theatre Curtains for the Mirrors in the Studio (Our mirrored wall is great for dance classes and choreography rehearsal, but can be distracting for kids in other classes and audiences during performances. Long curtains would allow us to use the space to its fullest potential!)

Concordia University New Couches and Chairs (For students to use in our green room!)

Milwaukee RepertoryTheater A projector (For use in the Quadracci Powerhouse!) milwaukee FOOTNOTES SummerStage of Delafield Professional grade, countertop popcorn machine. (Popcorn is our most popular concession item and our current machine is barely keeping up with demand!)

Chant Claire Chamber Choir New Folders (As our choir grows we need more!)

Feast of Crispian Elizabethan Period Costumes (We’re not picky about this -

Feast of Crispian think Ren Faire items! Tending toward larger sizes.)

Cardinal Stritch University A Compound Mitre Saw (We are very much in need of replacing an old and increasingly dangerous radial arm saw in our shop with a versatile new tool, most importantly to keep our student carpenters safe!)

Skylight Music Theatre Two high quality/high volume bluetooth speakers. (For use by our Education Department!)

Sunset Playhouse Home Depot Gift Cards (To help us purchase set building supplies!)

Milwaukee Opera Theatre A home printer/copier/scanner for our Company Manager (So he doesn’t always have to run to DigiCopy!)

Make sure to check out Footlights.com for more wishlist items and more performing arts groups. Happy giving! milwaukee FOOTNOTES

Black Arts MKE Gives Artists of Color Incredible Opportunities… And Some Holiday Spirit

It’s not a secret that there’s a lack In 2015, Black Arts MKE started producing opportunities for performing artists of color Langston Hughes’ Black Nativity in at all levels. In the, in 2016-2017 Broadway collaboration with the Marcus Center. “We season, less than 19% of all roles were played were searching for a wonderful holiday by African American performers. This trickles inspired piece by a renowned playwright down into theatre across the nation - from that would attract the entire community but regional theatres, community theatres, and especially the African American community everything in between. families, young adults, etc,” says Wanzo. “There was a phenomenal community Here in Milwaukee, while we are lucky to have response to the musical. We heard many many organizations taking initiatives to bring comments like, “It’s about time Milwaukee more artists of color to the stage, we are had something like this (i.e. represents the equally in need of a movement to push even African American culture.”) The first year’s further forward. The leader of that movement, play was instrumental in bringing together whose whole mission is to increase the the community including many church availability and quality of African American congregations.” arts, is Black Arts MKE. The production received such a great “Black Arts MKE is uniquely positioned as response, they decided to remount it the a catalyst for advancing racial equity and following year. Since, they’ve put a lot of effort inclusion in Milwaukee,” says Barbara Wonzo, into making this production accessible - such Executive Director of the organization. “Our as offering student matinees to at-risk youth programming advances racial equity for local in neighboring elementary schools. artists of color by providing professional growth opportunities. This programming “Many at-risk youth and their families had provides visibility and access to mainstream not been inside a theater, much less be able arts sector and has resulted in actual career to see a professional dynamic, engaging play advancement throughout the local performing onstage with people who look like them and arts venues and arts education sectors.” who were from our community. Honestly, it milwaukee FOOTNOTES

was both heartwarming and heartbreaking,” Park. In 2017, the killing of unarmed Black says Wanzo. men still dominated my heart as well as the controversy of Colin Kaepernick’s kneeling During the last three years, director Malkia and dismissal from the professional game of Stampley wanted to inspire social change football. There are so many issues that touch through acknowledgement of a current my heart on a daily basis so it’s not always an community issue through performance easy task.” prologue and post-performance audience engagement. “I allow a social issue This year, a new director takes on this that affects Milwaukee and the national production as Black Arts MKE presents community to be a guide as I stage the the show for the 5th time. The show will production. I like to think of it as a backdrop, a be presented once again at the Marcus seed that will grow on its own once you leave Performing Arts Center, and will run December the stage” says Stampley. “Our production 5 -15. Tickets, and additional information, can takes place today, in a city like Milwaukee, so be found at MarcusCenter.org I also ask myself every year ‘is this relevant?’ In 2016, I was struck by the unrest in Sherman LIMITED-TIME

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Book, Music and Lyrics by Dan Goggin

Directed by Malkia Stampley

Music Director Scenic Designer Dan Kazemi ± Lisa Schlenker Costume Designer Lighting Designer Debra Krajec Jared Gooding Sound Designer Stage Movement Director Zack Berinstein Kelley Faulkner Casting Director Stage Manager Frank Honts Emily Wright*

November 8, 2019 – January 12, 2020 Stackner Cabaret

The Camille and David Kundert Stackner Cabaret Season

Executive Producers Margaret Dethloff & Terri Zeh Beth & Pete Gottsacker Camille & David Kundert

Associate Producers Laura & Adam Peck

Sponsored in part by

Nunsense is presented by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc.

± Milwaukee Repertory Theater Associate Artists *Denotes an artist represented by Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. 2 - Nunsense CAST in alphabetical order Sister Mary Regina, Mother Superior...... Melody Betts* Sister Robert Anne...... Kelley Faulkner* Sister Mary Amnesia...... Veronica Garza* Sister Mary Hubert, Mistress of Novices...... Lachrisa Grandberry* Sister Mary Leo...... Candace Thomas*

UNDERSTUDIES Isabella Abel-Suarez (Sister Robert Anne; Sister Mary Hubert, Mistress of Novices); Carly Christensen (Sister Mary Leo); Brooke Johnson (Sister Mary Regina, Mother Superior; Sister Mary Amnesia)

PRODUCTION SUPPORT

Musical Supervisor...... John Tanner± Production Assistant...... Abbi Hess Assistant Director...... Kelsey Robins

Nunsense will be performed with a 15 minute intermission.

The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.

PRODUCTION STAFF Director of Production...... Jared Clarkin Stackner Cabaret Production Manager...... Kaitlyn Anderson Co-Technical Director ...... John Houtler-McCoy Co-Technical Director...... Sean Walters Properties Director...... Jim Guy Charge Scenic Artist...... Jim Medved Costume Director...... Nicholas Hartman Lighting & Video Director...... Aaron Lichamer Sound Director...... J Jumbelic Production Stage Manager...... Kimberly Carolus*

Milwaukee Repertory Theater operates under an agreement between the League of Resident Theatres and Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. The scenic, costume, lighting and sound designers in LORT Theatres are represented by United Scenic Artists, Local USA-829 of the IATSE and our stagehands and carpenters are members of Milwaukee Theatrical Stage Employees’ Union IATSE Local 18. The Rep is an equal opportunity employer. Milwaukee Rep is proud to be a member of The United Performing Arts Fund (UPAF), which provides major annual financial support.

Nunsense - 3 4 - Nunsense SONG LIST ACT I

“Veni Creator Spiritus” “Nunsense Is Habit-Forming” “A Difficult Transition” “Benedicite” “The Biggest Ain’t The Best” “Another Surprise” “Playing Second Fiddle” “Second Fiddle Conclusion” “So You Want To Be A Nun” “Mock Fifties” “One Last Hope” “Turn Up The Spotlight” “Lilacs Bring Back Memories” “Turn Off That Spotlight/Tackle That Temptation”

ACT II

“Growing Up Catholic” “Clean Out The Freezer” “Just A Coupl’a Sisters” “Second Fiddle (Reprise)” “I Just Want To Be A Star” “The Drive In” “I Could Have Gone To Nashville” “Gloria In Excelsis Deo” “Holier Than Thou” “Nunsense (Reprise)”

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Melody Betts, sharing recipes and more on Instagram Sister Mary Regina, @butternutposh. Mother Superior Veronica Garza, Melody A. Betts, from Sister Mary Amnesia Jesus Christ Superstar LIVE starring John Legend Veronica is a Chicago- (NBC), was last seen as based actor. This past Becky/Norma in the Broadway production summer, she spent five & 1st National Tour of Waitress the Musical. months performing in Regional/Off Broadway/Tour: The Sound Miracle, a musical about of Music, Witness Uganda/Invisible Thread, the Chicago Cubs winning the 2016 World Hairspray, The Color Purple, Ragtime, Series. Some of her favorite roles include: Thoroughly Modern Millie, The Boys from Prudie in Pump Boys and Dinettes, Roz in 9 Syracuse, Seussical the Musical, Once on to 5, Homeless Lady in A New Brain. Follow This Island, Nunsense, All Shook Up, The her on Instagram for funny videos: Drowsy Chaperone, The Comedy of Errors, @veeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. Motherhood The Musical and Smokey Joe’s Cafe. TV: “Chicago Code” (FOX), “Chicago Lachrisa Grandberry, PD” (NBC), “Power” (Starz). MFA – WIU. Sister Mary Hubert, AEA, SAG-AFTRA, BMI. Instagram: Mistress of Novices @melodybettspage. Let’s make kindness Lachrisa Grandberry our new normal! www.melodybetts.com is happy to make her Milwaukee Rep debut. Kelley Faulkner, Other theatre credits Sister Robert Anne/ include work with Northern Sky Theater, Movement Director First Stage, Skylight Music Theatre, Forward Milwaukee Rep favorites Theater, Theatre LILA, The Shakespeare include Pip in the Project of Chicago, Children’s Theater of American premiere of Madison, Black Arts MKE, among others. Things I Know To Be True, In addition to her stage work, Lachrisa Adelaide in Guys and Dolls, Curley’s Wife in is a writer, teaching artist and acting Of Mice and Men, Mollie in The Mousetrap, coach. Lachrisa is an alumna of Wisconsin Nurse Kelly in Harvey, Brooke in Noises Lutheran College. She is beyond grateful Off, Evelyn Nesbit in Ragtime, Sally Bowles for her community of family and friends, in Cabaret and the title role in Always... and Paonessa Talent Agency for their Patsy Cline, as well as choreographing continued love and support. “There is no Murder for Two and The All Night Strut!. greater power on this earth than story” — Other work: Optimist Shakespeare, Arizona may it transform your heart and mind. Theatre Company, TheatreFest, Walnut Street Theatre, Fireside Theatre and the Candace Thomas, New York City Opera. BFA in Acting from Sister Mary Leo Montclair State University. Kelley is a native Candace is thrilled to be New Yorker by way of Philadelphia and back at Milwaukee Rep now happily resides in Milwaukee. She where she began as an is a proud member and national council Emerging Professional member of Actors’ Equity Association. Resident during the Kelley has a food and fitness blog at www. 2016/17 Season. Theatre credits include butternutposh.com and can also be found Man of La Mancha, A Christmas Carol Nunsense - 7 BIOGRAPHIES cont. (Milwaukee Rep), Skeleton Crew (Forward Musical Score. “Meshuggah-Nuns: The Theater), The Wiz (First Stage), Much Ado Ecumenical Nunsense” premiered in About Nothing (Optimist Theatre) and Little September 2002 and is currently out on Shop of Horrors (Bristol Riverside Theatre; DVD. The All-Star touring production of Barrymore Award Nomination for Best Nunsense featuring Kaye Ballard, Georgia Supporting Actress in a Musical). Television Engel, Mimi Hines, Darlene Love and Lee credits include “Chicago Fire” (NBC) and Meriwether marked the 20th anniversary “Easy” (Netflix). Candace holds an MFA of the original show. In 2004 Dan’s “serious in Acting from the University of South piece” The Traditional Latin Mass was Carolina. To God be the glory! recorded by cast members and friends. In 2005 Nunsensations: The Nunsense Vegas Revue premiered and in 2008, there was CREATIVE TEAM a national tour of Nunsense starring Sally Struthers. Sister Robert Anne’s Cabaret Class Dan Goggin, (A one-nun musical) and Nunset Boulevard: Playwright The Nunsense Hollywood Bowl Show are the latest shows in the series. Dan Goggin came to New York from Alma, Michigan to study as a classical Malkia Stampley, countertenor. He began his professional Director career singing in the Tony award-winning Broadway production of Luther starring Malkia is excited to direct Albert Finney. While appearing in a comic her first Milwaukee Rep folk-duo called The Saxons he began production! A former writing. This led to scores for the off- Rep Acting Intern, she Broadway musical, Hark! (in which he also was last seen in Two appeared), the Broadway production of Trains Running. For the past three years Legend and two revues. Goggin received Malkia has directed Black Nativity at the the 1986 Outer Critics’ Circle Awards given Marcus Center for the Performing Arts to Nunsense for Best Musical, Best Book, and previously directed First Stage’s and Best Music. Nunsense and Nunsense world premiere of Antarctica, WI. Malkia 2: The Second Coming, both starring Rue received her formal theater training at McClanahan, have been recorded for Marquette University and was a Resident the A&E Television Network. Nunsense Artist at Skylight Music Theatre. She is a 3: The Jamboree toured the U.S. starring co-founder of Bronzeville Arts Ensemble. Georgia Engel and has been recorded for Malkia was commissioned by Theatre LILA television at the Grand Ole Opry starring with four other women of color to write Vicki Lawrence. Nunsense A-Men! opened at LINES, which premiered in Madison April the 47th Street Theatre in New York in June 2018. A Whitefish Bay High School Hall of 1998 and has since been produced with Fame for Arts inductee, Malkia is also a “Laugh-In’s” Arte Johnson, impressionist recipient of the Sisters in Creativity Award. Frank Gorshin, and Olympic Champion Malkia is also a stage and TV/film actress. Greg Louganis. Nuncrackers: The Nunsense TV: “Empire,” “Chicago PD,” “Chicago Med,” Christmas Musical premiered in October “Shameless,” “The Chi”; and films: “Native 1998, followed by a national tour starring Son,” “Beats,” “Killing Eleanor” and “Small Dody Goodman, Jeff Trachta and Dawn Town Wisconsin.” Wells. “The Nuncrackers” television special playing on the PBS network starring Rue McClanahan with guest star John Ritter received an Emmy nomination for Best 8 - Nunsense BIOGRAPHIES cont.

Dan Kazemi, Debra Krajec, Music Director Costume Designer Dan is a New York-based composer, actor, Deb is happy to be back at Milwaukee Rep director, orchestrator and music director after a hiatus of 22 years! Deb is a theatre and is an Associate Artist at Milwaukee faculty member at Marquette University, Rep. He most recently directed Ring of where she has served as a director as well Fire: The Music of Johnny Cash at The Rep’s as a costume designer for the past 35 years. Stackner Cabaret and Actors Theatre of She received her MFA from Texas Christian Louisville. His recent musical direction University, and has worked professionally credits for Milwaukee Rep include West as a costume designer, a director and Side Story, In the Heights, The All Night Strut!, performer. Locally, Deb has designed Murder for Two, Guys and Dolls, Man of La costumes for Milwaukee Chamber Theatre, Mancha and Dreamgirls. In Philadelphia, First Stage, Renaissance Theaterworks Dan recently musically directed Lizzie and Next Act Theatre. She is very active (Barrymore Award), Herringbone in the United States Institute for Theatre (Barrymore Nom) and orchestrated and Technology, where she is a Fellow of the musically directed the world premiere Institute. musicals Field Hockey Hot (Barrymore Nom) and Tulipomania. Dan’s music has been Jared Gooding, performed at SDC’s Mr. Abbott Awards, Le Lighting Designer Cirque de Demain in Paris, Ballet Fleming Jared’s design credits include designs for and in the 213 collective’s collaborations Writers Theatre, Milwaukee Repertory Untitled Project #213 and Your Attention Theater, Victory Gardens Theater, TimeLine Please!. Dan is also the composer of a new Theatre, Children’s Theater of Madison, UIC musical, The Tapioca Miracle. Theatre, Strawdog Theatre, The Hypocrites, Definition Theatre, Windy City Playhouse, Lisa Schlenker, Sideshow Theatre, Jackalope Theatre, Scenic Designer First Floor Theater, About Face Theatre, Ms. Schlenker is excited to return to MPAACT, Pegasus Theatre, Next Theatre, Milwaukee Rep on the creative team Congo Square, Citadel Theatre, ETA, for Nunsense, as Malkia and the entire Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre and serving ensemble embrace this story with humor as the Lighting Assistant for The Wiz Live! and playfulness. Lisa is a Milwaukee-based on NBC along with associate designing for Scenic Designer who enjoys a diverse Lookingglass Theatre’s tour of Lookingglass freelance life. Avocationally, Lisa can be Alice. He is a company member with found giving care to Wisconsin’s native MPACCT and an Ensemble Member with bats at WHS Wildlife Center, where she is an American Blues Theater. You can find his active wildlife rehabilitator. Lisa’s book with work at goodingdesigns.com co-author Sandra Strawn: The Properties Director’s Tool Kit is available on Amazon. Zack Berinstein, com. Recent design work: Dad’s Season Sound Designer Tickets - Northern Sky; Mary Jane - Forward Zack Berinstein is a Chicago-based Theater; Fires in the Mirror - MCT. Upcoming sound designer, audio engineer, and projects: Happy Days - Renaissance composer who is excited to be back at Theaterworks; The Tragedy of Carmen - Milwaukee Rep! In addition to recording Florentine Opera; The Blacksmith - Opera and producing artists in the Midwest, his Lafayette. Thank you for supporting live most recent sound design credits include: local theatre! Five Guys Named Moe, Hairspray, Pippin

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and Annie (nominated for a Footlights Abbi Hess, People’s Choice Award in Outstanding Production Assistant Sound Design) with Skylight Music Theatre, Abbi is a graduate of Carroll University’s Souvenir with Milwaukee Repertory Theatre Arts and History departments. A Theater and How I Learned to Drive with Waukesha native, she has spent the last The Artistic Home. You can find him on the five years working with theatres in the internet at ZackBear.com. area, especially with Outskirts Theatre Co. Her favorite past stage management Frank Honts, credits include: Bare and Wonderland Casting Director (Outskirts Theatre Co.), Next to Normal and Frank is Director of Artistic Personnel Hamlet: A Cover (Carroll University), and at Milwaukee Rep. Prior to joining The Mary Poppins (Sunset Playhouse). She is Rep staff in 2016, Frank worked at a very excited and honored to be working at number of regional theaters including Milwaukee Rep! Her thanks and love goes Utah Shakespeare Festival, Renaissance out to her supportive family and friends for Theaterworks, The Goodman, California giving her the confidence to be here. Shakespeare Theater, A Contemporary Theatre (Seattle), and Paramount Theatre. Kelsey Robins, He has worked extensively as both a Assistant Director director and dramaturg, and was honored Kelsey Robins is a recent graduate of to be a directing resident at Milwaukee Northwestern University, where she Rep in the 2013/14 Season. Frank spent majored in Theatre and Legal Studies, and two seasons as Artistic Associate at minored Comparative Literature. Directing Forward Theater Company in Madison, highlights included Cabaret, Ghost Quartet, and he was the inaugural recipient of the and an all-female production of 1776. Michael Flachmann Fellowship at Utah She also served as the Executive Director Shakepeare Festival. He is a graduate of of Northwestern’s classic and classically Brown University in Providence, Rhode inspired theatre group, Lovers & Madmen. Island. Frank would like to thank Casting As an Assistant Director, Kelsey has Assistants Thaddeus Kaszuba, Dylan Sladky, worked on King Lear, All’s Well That Ends and Sara Zientek, whose dedicated efforts Well (Hip to Hip); A Chorus Line, Vinegar have helped make this season possible. Tom (Northwestern University); and as Assistant to the Director on The Music Man Emily Wright, (Goodman Theatre, dir. Mary Zimmerman). Stage Manager Emily Wright is a stage manager from Mark Clements, Cleveland, Ohio, who is thrilled to be Artistic Director making her Equity stage management Mark is an award- debut with Nunsense. Previous stage winning international management credits include The Miracle theater director whose Worker and Girls in the Boat at First Stage. work has appeared in Previous production assistant credits over 100 major theaters include West Side Story and In the Heights throughout Europe and the United States. at Milwaukee Rep, Big River and The Cat in He began his tenure as Artistic Director the Hat at First Stage, and Here Lies Love at with the 2010/11 Season by bringing Seattle Repertory Theatre. Much love to musicals to the mainstage, starting a her family and friends who have supported tradition that is now the highlight of her through this beautiful, unconventional every season, including Cabaret, Next To career path. 10 - Nunsense BIOGRAPHIES cont. Normal, Assassins, Ragtime, Dreamgirls, The Development Program, create a new A Color Purple, Man of La Mancha, Guys and Christmas Carol and deepen the theater’s Dolls, In the Heights and West Side Story. community engagement programs. Milwaukee Rep directing credits include Through his efforts, the theater has been the world premieres of One House Over, his awarded UPAF’s Good Steward Award own adaptation of the current A Christmas four out of the last six years and became Carol, Five Presidents and American Song. the only performing arts organization in Also directed for Milwaukee Rep: Things Wisconsin with a 4 star rating from Charity I Know To Be True (American Premiere), Navigator. Before moving to Milwaukee, Junk, The Glass Menagerie, Of Mice and he was the Associate Executive Director Men, Othello, Death of a Salesman, The at Arena Stage in Washington, DC, where History of Invulnerability, End of the he was instrumental in opening the Mead Rainbow, Clybourne Park and Bombshells. Center for American Theater, a 200,000 Some of his New York and international square feet, three theater performing arts work includes Speaking in Tongues, The complex dedicated to American voices Milliner and Blunt Speaking, in addition and playwrights. While at Arena Stage, to creating and directing the West End he worked on the Broadway transfers and UK National Tour of Soul Train. Prior of Next to Normal (Pulitzer Prize; Tony to joining The Rep, Mark served as an Award), Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Associate Artistic Director for several UK (Tony Award), Wishful Drinking starring theater companies, most notably, Artistic Carrie Fisher, Looped starring Valerie Director for the award-winning Derby Harper, and John Grisham’s A Time to Kill in Playhouse in the UK from 1992 - 2002, addition to the world premieres of Marcus where he directed over 40 productions. He Gardley’s Every Tongue Confess starring has been nominated for an Olivier Award Phylicia Rashad and Red Hot Patriot starring and several UK Theatre Awards, and has Kathleen Turner. He has been named won three Barrymore Awards from his time to Milwaukee Business Journal’s Top 40 at Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia. He under 40 and a “Friend of the Hispanic currently serves on the National Advisory Community” by the United Community Board for the Lunt-Fontanne Fellowship Center. He currently serves as the President Program at Ten Chimneys. Mark is currently of the Milwaukee Arts Partners, Vice working with Ayad Akhtar on adapting his President of the Board of Pathways High critically acclaimed novel American Dervish School, Chair of the Finance Committee of for the stage to make its world premiere at ImagineMKE, and Coordinator for Equity, Milwaukee Rep in an upcoming season. Diversity & Inclusion for AFS Student Exchange Programs. Bauman is a graduate Chad Bauman, of Harvard Business School’s Strategic Executive Director Perspectives in Non-Profit Management Appointed in 2013, Chad program and has a Master of Fine Arts in is now in his seventh producing from the CalArts. He and his Season at Milwaukee husband Justin live in Whitefish Bay and Rep. Under his guidance, have been host parents to AFS Exchange the theater has grown Students from Norway and Germany. significantly from a $9M organization to a $13M organization. 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MILWAUKEE REPERTORY THEATER STAFF

Mark Clements Chad Bauman ARTISTIC DIRECTOR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

ADMINISTRATION EDUCATION Managing Director...... Melissa Vartanian-Mikaelian Director of Education...... Jenny Toutant General Manager...... Jennifer Smith Education Manager...... Jeffrey Mosser HR Manager...... Emily Hill Education Administrator...... Auburn Matson Company Manager...... Josh Segal Schools Program Coordinator...... Joshua Pohja Administrative Assistant...... Zachary Maynard Education Resident...... Denzel Taylor Management Assistant...... Amaris Bates Receptionists...... Michael Evans, Teaching Artists...... Amira Adams, Danielle Adisi, Claudine Jackson, Thaddeus Kaszuba, Thomas Adisi, Maura Atwood, Campbell Martinez, Mary Muehleisen, Allen Edge, Tessa Goulias, Andrea Roades-Bruss, Amelia Strahan Kate Henderson, Van Johnson III, Ashley Jordan, Morgan Jo Karl, Josh Krause, Becca Marten, ARTISTIC Ken Miller, Hope Parow, Associate Artistic Director...... May Adrales Abbey Pitchford, Brandite Reed, Artistic Producer...... Laura Braza Tony Roman,Dontrell Williams Director of Artistic Personnel...... Frank Honts Literary Manager...... Deanie Vallone Manager of Artistic Training...... Lina Chambers FINANCE Artistic Administrator...... Dylan K. Sladky Chief Financial Officer...... Mark Wyss Casting Resident...... Thaddeus Kaszuba Senior Accountant...... Derrik Dickinson Accounting Associate...... James Kaplan Accounting Associate...... Cristina Hughes ASSOCIATE ARTISTS Ayad Akhtar (Playwright), Lee E. Ernst (Actor), Laura Gordon (Actor/Director), Angela Iannone (Actor), Todd MAINTENANCE Edward Ivins (Scenic and Costume Designer), Dan Chief Building Engineer...... Rob Lininger Kazemi (Composer/Musician), Marc Kudisch (Actor), Engineers...... Todd Ross, Maurice Goodwin Reese Madigan (Actor), Jeff Nellis (Lighting Designer), Part-Time Engineers...... Yuselff Dismukes, James Pickering (Actor), Aaron Posner (Director), Todd Ray Herrera, A.J. King Rosenthal (Scenic Designer), Eric Simonson (Director/ Playwright), Lindsay Smiling (Actor), Deborah Staples (Actor), Nathaniel Stampley (Actor), John Tanner (Composer/Musician)

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Director of Community Engagement...... Leah Harris Manager of Community Engagement...... Erick Ledesma Public Allies AmeriCorps Apprentice...... Yeyliz Martinez

DEVELOPMENT Chief Development Officer...... Chuck Rozewicz Director of Development...... Amy Dorman Major Gifts Officer...... Alli Engelsma-Mosser Associate Director of Development, Events & Stewardship...... Morgen Clarey Associate Director of Development, Institutional Giving...... Cassidy Skorija Donor Database Manager...... Stephan Thomas

12 - Nunsense MILWAUKEE REPERTORY THEATER STAFF cont.

MARKETING & STACKNER CABARET PRODUCTION Chief Marketing Officer...... Lisa Fulton Director of Production...... Jared Clarkin Director of Marketing...... Cara McMullin Associate Production Manager...... Kaitlyn Anderson Marketing Manager...... Eliana Reed Assistant Production Manager...... Maram Samaha Graphic Designers...... Marty Baragiola, Benton Melbourne, Eric Reda Costumes Photographer...... Michael Brosilow Costume Director...... Nicholas Hartman Marketing Intern...... Terese Radke Assistant Costume Director...... Katharine Engelen Costume Shop Design Assistant...... Madeline Corson Sales & Audience Services Senior Draper...... Alexander B. Tecoma Director of Sales...... Jeremy Scott Senior Draper...... Emily Bastamante Associate Director of Sales...... Jaime Lacy Tailor...... Jef Ouwens Group Sales Manager...... Joyce Hanin First Hand...... Jessica H. Jaeger Group Sales Manager...... Jess Shake First Hand...... Leslie Vaglica Audience Services Manager...... Rachel Poston Costume Crafts Artisan...... Haley Jaeger Assistant Audience Services Manager...... Joni Pierce Stitchers...... Katie Leonard, Carol Ross Audience Services Representatives...... Bobby Boada, Costume Construction Resident...... Veronica Vickas Samantha Gill, Daniel Hanley, Wig Master & Makeup Supervisor...... Lara Leigh Dalbey Colleen Hayes, Savion Kirk, Wig Assistant...... Emily Christofferson Zachary Dean Lachowicz, Stylist...... Kevin McElroy, Robert Laurence Studio Emily Lange, Jenna Lassila, Wardrobe Supervisor...... Robert T. Sharon Katie Maas, Johnell Major-Wesley, Wardrobe Resident...... Elizabeth Gerwick Elisabeth Markman, Olivia Mauseth, Julie Meadows, Alexis Moore, Lighting & Video Jackie Stengel, Lexi Such, Brittany Vinz Lighting and Video Director...... Aaron Lichamer Assistant Lighting Design Resident...... Olivia DeLuca Media Electrician Resident...... Sage Weber-Shirk Director of Media Relations...... Frances White PR & Content Director...... Tegan Gaetano Sound PR Assistant...... Laura Ellingen Sound Director...... J Jumbelic Video Producer...... Kevin Viol PR Intern...... Carson Roufus Props Properties Director...... Jim Guy House Operations Props Crafts Artisan...... Carly Anders, Tayler Varney Front of House Operations Manager...... Jamie Ziolkowski Soft Props Artisan...... Jennifer M. Higgins Senior House Manager...... Aaron Suggs Props Carpenter/Artisan...... Erik Lindquist House Managers...... Alysette Balboa, Prop Graphics Artist...... Mindy Knoll Maranda Moton-Weston, Zach Ursem, Max Wilson Scenic Stackner House Managers...... Bailey Kissack, Co-Technical Director...... John Houtler-McCoy Jacob Whalen Co-Technical Director...... Sean Walters Concierge/Gift Shop Associates...... Becky Demler, Asst. Technical Director...... Danny Halminiak Cionna Dorsey-Satchell, Adrianne Essex, TD Apprentice...... Joseph Fry Sara Hagen, Maranda Moton-Weston Charge Scenic Artist...... Jim Medved Lead Scenic Artist...... Shannon Mann Scenic Artist...... Chrissy Piontek Stackner Cabaret Restaurant Assistant Stagehand...... Caleb Woodring Executive Chef...... Chris Feldmann Operations Manager...... Donald Parsons Stage Management Inventory & Events Manager...... Claire Rydzik Production Stage Manager...... Kimberly Carolus Assistant Manager...... Darian Emerson Stage Managers...... Richelle Harrington Calin, Bar Manager...... James Passow David Hartig, Martie Barthel, Cabaret Staff...... Jacob Abrams, Aaron Ausberry, Tara Kelly, Rebecca Lindsey, Kathleen Borchardt, Shannon Corcoran, Kira Neighbors, Kate Ocker, Mariah Custalow, Alex Cybela, Dylan Damkoehler, Brooke Redler, Sara Sheets, Roger Deschler, Kevin Diaz, Allison Frey, Emily Wright Madison Geszvain, Tanya Hayes, Kelly Heimann, Stage Management Fellow...... Josh Hart Nicholas Jemison, Hannah Johnson, Troy Key, Stage Management Residents...... Abbi Hess, Regina Laberge, Frenisha Lathan, Krista Kanderski Angela Livermore, Sara Longley, James Muehleisen, Mary Muehleisen, Resident Stagehands & Carpenters Olivia Passow, Amber Rydzik, Kristin Rydzik, Bill Burgardt, Erin Collopy, Steve Gillingham, Mia Schultz, Mary Sibilski, Daniel Soto, Rick Grilli, Aaron Siegmann, Crystal Thompson, Boa Vang-Hawkins, Robert Schultz, Andrew Sours, Jim Zinky Lucy Vang, Charles Wallace, Odell White

Nunsense - 13 MILWAUKEE REPERTORY THEATER BOARD OF TRUSTEES President TRUSTEES Gregory C. Oberland Ayad Akhtar Matt Bartel Vice President, Development Ivor Benjamin Gina Peter Wendy W. Blumenthal Melanie Booth Vice President, Trustees and President-Elect Michael Carter Catherine Robinson Jane Chernof Marybeth Cottrill Secretary Amy Croen Bladen Burns Robert H. Duffy Molly Kubly Fritz Treasurer Andres Gonzalez James Phillips William Guc John Halechko At Large Bryan House Warren Buliox John Hunzinger, P.E. Tom Irgens At Large Lynda Johnson Judy Hansen Bradley J. Kalscheur David Kundert At Large Phoebe Lewis Robert H. Manegold Joan Lubar Kristine Lueders At Large Mark Niedfeldt, M.D. Linda Marcus Adam Peck James Phelps Joe Pickart Karen Plunkett Caran Quadracci Christopher Rowland Craig Swan Deborah Tomczyk Nicholas Wahl

FRIENDS OF THE REP BOARD President Members Steph O’Connor Terry Bell Cathy Jakicic Immediate Past President Jaclyn Jecha Aileen Smith Janet Kaldhusdal Drew Martin VP External Affairs Emily McKeown Melita Biese Vic Passante Suzanne Powell VP Fundraising Craig Warnecke Terry Sutter Karen Weinberg Les Wilson VP Internal Services Susan Herro

Secretary Erin Burgess

Treasurer Jim Mergener

14 - Nunsense SUSTAINING TRUSTEES These former Rep Trustees continue their engagement through performance attendance, a minimum annual contribution of $250, and/or potential membership in the Limelight Legacy Society. Richard Abdoo Kathleen Gray Tonen (Sara) O’Connor Joaquín Altoro Edward T. Hashek Elaine N. Peterson Patsy Aster Jill Heavenrich Anthony Petullo Jay Baker Jacqueline Herd-Barber Gwen Plunkett Katharine Banzhaf Peter Hotz Elizabeth Quadracci-Harned James E. Braza Janet Hume Kristine Rappé Joyce G. Broan Stephen Isaacson Dr. John E. Ridley John Crichton Judy Jorgensen Allen N. Rieselbach Danny Cunningham J. Patrick Keyes Joseph A. Rock Karen Dean John Kordsmeier Darlene Rose Mark J. Diliberti Frank Krejci Micky Sadoff George A. Dionisopoulos Arthur J. Laskin Joseph Schlidt Robert Dye James LaVelle James Schloemer Norman Dyer David J. Lubar Thomas Scrivner Stephen Einhorn Marianne Lubar Edward Seaberg James D. Ericson Susan Lueger Brenda Skelton Susan Esslinger Audrey A. Mann Patrick Smith Robert Feitler Vince Martin Robert Taylor David Fleck Patti Brash McKeithan Renee Tyson Timothy C. Frautschi Venora McKinney Stephen VanderBloemen Ann Gallagher Sandra McSweeney W. Kent Velde Patrick Gallagher Richard Meeusen Karin Werner Katherine M. Gehl Donna Meyer Stacy Williams Lloyd A. Gerlach Douglas Mickelson Andrew Ziegler Cecilia Gilbert Dwight L. Morgan Anne Gimbel Abigail J. Nash

PRESIDENTS’ COUNCIL James Braza Larry Jost Patricia Brash McKeithan Joyce Broan John L. Kordsmeier Donna Meyer Lloyd A. Gerlach Frank Krejci Gregory C. Oberland Judy Hansen Susan A. Lueger Edward Seaberg Jacqueline Herd-Barber Robert H. Manegold W. Kent Velde Vincent L. Martin

LIMELIGHT LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS The Limelight Legacy Society is a group of visionary donors who support Milwaukee Rep through a planned gift. New members as of May 1, 2019 are in bold. If you want to learn more about membership opportunities and benefits, please contact Alli Engelsma-Mosser at 414-290-5366 or [email protected]. George R. Affeldt, Jr. Deborah Fugenschuh and Mark Hinchey Bob and Jan Montgomery Sharee Allain and David Schertz Bill and Susanne Gay Charles and Barbara Murphy Gerald and Gail Baccetti Jeff Glock and Jane Reilly Greg and Rhonda Oberland Bob Balderson Sara L. Grotenrath and James Pech Karen Ellen Owens John and Carol Bannen Delphine Gurzynski Elaine N. Peterson Katharine Banzhaf Richard and Susan Hackl Gwen Plunkett Brian and Rebekah Barsch Sybille Hamilton Ronald and Barbara Poe Adam and Megan Bauman Arlene Hansen Milan Racic Chad Bauman and Justin Dunleavy Judy Hansen David and Pat Rierson Mark and Victoria Benskin Leland Hansen Sara Risley Mark Biehl Edward Hashek and John Jors Gayle Rosemann and Paul McElwee Ralph Bielenberg Dr. Lawrence Howards Ed Seaberg and Patrick Smith Melita Biese Janet Kellogg Hume Roger and Margery Senn Joyce G. Broan Cathryn Jakicic Brenda Skelton and Jim Bendtsen Mark E. Carstensen and Mary M. Horton Deb and Peter Johnson Aileen M. Smith Jane and Stephen Chernof Bradley J. Kalscheur Terry R. Sutter Mark Clements and Kelley Faulkner Richard and Diane Kane John and Kine Torinus Chris and Judi Collins Margaret Knitter Harry and Mary Beth Van Groll Diane Dalton Christine Krause Judy Van Till Randall Daut and Patricia Ryan David and Camille Kundert Paul Vandeveld Susan and Bill Dawicke Sandra L. Laedtke Kent and Marcia Velde Robert and Karen Dean James and Mary LaVelle Greg and Jodi Wait Carol Z. Dolphin Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn E. Licht David and Cheryl Walker Rosemarie Eierman Robert and Susan Lueger Barbara Wesener Roma Eiseman Carol and Rob Manegold Stacy and Blair Williams Don Ellingsen Jim and Sally Mergener Paul and Sandy Wysocki Susan and Gee Esslinger Anthony and Donna Meyer David and Janet Fleck Vivian Moller Nunsense - 15 16 - Nunsense 2019/20 DONORS The following list represents organizations and individuals who have made a cumulative contribution of $250 or more to the Annual Fund, Curtain Call Ball, Created in Milwaukee, or Stackner campaigns between August 3, 2018 – October 3, 2019. For a complete list of all our supporters, please visit www.milwaukeerep.com. Corporation, Foundation and Government Giving $1 million + Froedtert Health United Performing Arts Fund (UPAF) The Gardner Foundation William N. and Janice V. Godfrey Family Foundation $100,000 – $999,999 GRAEF The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors Youth Herzfeld Foundation Foundation Shubert Foundation Harley-Davidson Foundation Evan and Marion Helfaer Foundation $50,000 – $99,999 Dorothy Inbusch Foundation CAMPAC Camille A. Lonstorf Trust Four-Four Foundation ManpowerGroup Milwaukee Public Schools Marquette Associates, Inc. Northwestern Mutual Michael Best Rockwell Automation Milwaukee Arts Board Wells Fargo Charles D. Ortgiesen Foundation Jane Bradley Pettit Foundation $25,000 – $49,999 Phoenix Investors Bader Philanthropies PricewaterhouseCoopers Patty and Jay Baker Foundation Quarles & Brady LLP BMO Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren S.C. The Friends of The Rep Spano Pratt Executive Search Greater Milwaukee Foundation Townsend Foundation Husch Blackwell LLP The VanderBloemen Group LLC Johnson Controls West Bend Mutual Insurance Company Kohl’s Corporation National Endowment for the Arts $500-$999 We Energies Foundation RSM US LLP

$10,000 – $24,999 $250 – $499 Associated Bank Actors’ Equity Foundation, Inc. Chase Family Foundation The Brookby Foundation Demmer Charitable Trust Fiduciary Management Participants in the Matching Gift Program Godfrey & Kahn S. C. AmazonSmile Frieda & William Hunt Memorial Trust American Family Insurance Dreams Foundation KPMG American Transmission Company LLC The Charles E. Kubly Foundation Baird The Marcus Corporation Eaton Corporation PNC Edward Jones Potawatomi Hotel & Casino ExxonMobil Foundation Rogers Behavioral Health GE Foundation Studio Gear Greater Milwaukee Foundation Wisconsin Arts Board Bucyrus Foundation, Inc. IBM Corporation $1,000 – $9,999 Illinois Tool Works Inc. ANON Charitable Trust Johnson Controls Foundation Baird JPMorgan Chase Foundation Burke Properties KPMG CG Schmidt, Inc. Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Cream City Foundation Reader’s Digest Foundation Deloitte Rockwell International Corp. Trust Matching Gift Program Eppstein Uhen Architects Target Ernst & Young, LLP Verizon Foundation Ralph Evinrude Foundation We Energies Foundation Foley & Lardner Wells Fargo

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Luminary ($100,000+) James E. and Mary K. Braza Kenton and Janet Howenstine Anonymous Randal and Mary Lynn Brotherhood Stephen and Roberta Isaacson Bladen and Julia Burns Chris and Judi Collins Jewish Community Foundation Joel and Caran Quadracci Curt and Sue Culver Micaela Levine and Tom St. John Donor Thomas J. and Deborah W. Degnan Advised Fund Visionary ($50,000-$99,999) Dr. Eric A. Durant Mike and Marie Johnson David and Camille Kundert Don Fraker and Maja Jurisic Maureen Kania Swokowski Lubar Family Foundation Greater Milwaukee Foundation Richard and Tracey Klein Family Charitable Marianne and Sheldon Lubar Norman and Lucy Cohn Family Fund Trust Madeleine and David Lubar Susan and Howard Hopwood Fund Mark and Jenny Kopetsky Susan Lubar Solvang John and Sue Harrits Marina and Frank Krejci Joan Lubar and John Crouch Carla H. Hay David and Jean Lauer Four-Four Foundation Bryan and Rebecca House Kevin and Roseann Lyons Charitable Fund Sally Manegold John and Marci Hunzinger Jeannie Mantz Plunkett Family Foundation Jewish Community Foundation Teresa and David May Craig and Mara Swan Stephen and Jane Chernof Donor Daniel J. and Constance P. McCarty Christine Symchych and Jim McNulty Advised Fund Merle and Sandra McDonald Julia and David Uihlein Judy and Gary Jorgensen Robert and Susan Mikulay Kelben Foundation Keith and Jane Nosbusch Artistic Producer ($25,000-$49,999) Ruth DeYoung Kohler Elaine N. Peterson Anonymous (2) Kristine and Wayne Lueders Anthony Petullo Foundation Croen Foundation, Inc. Robert and Susan Lueger James and Morgan Phelps Keyes Family Ray and Dawne Manista Fred Pike and Cecilia Taylor Greg and Rhonda Oberland Vince and Jan Martin David and Roberta Remstad Gina and Eric Peter Patti McKeithan Cornelia and John Riedl Ed Seaberg and Patrick Smith Dwight and Marleen Morgan David and Pat Rierson Abigail and David Nash Allen and Pat Rieselbach Producer ($10,000-$24,999) Drs. Mark and Jennifer Niedfeldt Richard and Karen Rodgers Anonymous (4) Dr. David Paris Micky and Ron Sadoff Gretta Assaly William and Linda Priebe Jay and Anne Schamberg Michael Barber and Jacqueline Herd- Paul and Patricia Purcell Richard and Mary Schnell Barber Chris Rowland Meredith and Thomas Scrivner Kellen and Matt Bartel Jay and Anne Schaumberg Sue and Bud Selig Richard and Jo Ann Beightol Clark and Diane Slipher John and Kristin Sheehan Mark and Karen Bitzan Dr. Mark and Nancy Smuckler Jud Snyder and Amy Stillman Bill and Priscilla Boelter Curtis and Deborah Tomczyk Nita Soref Melanie and Steve Booth Harry and Mary Beth Van Groll Brian Stark and Debra Altshul-Stark Robert C. Burrell Nic and Sally Wahl Laura Strain Margaret Dethloff and Terri Zeh David and Cheryl Walker Mike and Peg Uihlein Tom and Molly Duffey Teddy and Karin Werner Judy Van Till Suzy B. Ettinger Foundation Stephen and Christine VanderBloemen Molly and David Fritz Designer ($2,500-$4,999) Kent and Marcia Velde Lloyd Gerlach Fran and Lowell Adams Raymond and Kelly Wilson Peter and Beth Gottsacker Robert and Peggy Arfman Wilfred Wollner Greater Milwaukee Foundation Richard and Sara Aster Joe and Mary Ann Zompa Anthony and Andrea Bryant Family Gary and Connie Bakker Fund Gary and Mithra Ballesteros Playwright ($1,500-$2,499) Judith A. Keyes Family Fund Katharine Banzhaf Anonymous (3) Donna and Tony Meyer Fund Chad Bauman and Justin Dunleavy Helen Ambuel John J. Halechko and Marc Colletti Donna and Donald Baumgartner Amy Argall Judy Hansen Elaine Burke Bob Barthel Lynda Johnson Timothy and Kathleen Carr Richard and Diana Barthel Ted and Mary Kellner James Cauley and Brenda Andrews Mark Biehl Connie and John Kordsmeier Mark Clements and Kelley Faulkner William and Barbara Boles Phoebe Lewis Guy and Kathy Crane Larry Bonney Linda and Greg Marcus Sue D’Alessio Cheri and Tom Briscoe John and Linda Mellowes Jeff Drope and Victoria Teerlink Warren Buliox Adam and Laura Peck Bob and Teri Duffy Bruce and Marsha Camitta Jim Phillips Kirt and Dixie Fiegel Jim and Marybeth Cottrill Joe and Katie Pickart James and Ellen Flesch Christine Culver Thomas and Susan Quadracci Karen and Gardner Friedlander Antony and Nikki D’Cruz Milan Racic Rob Gardenier and Lori Morse Sandy and George Dionisopoulos Catherine and Buddy Robinson Franklyn and M. Anne Gimbel Jim Ericson Gayle Rosemann and Paul McElwee Dr. Burton E. Goodman and Susan and Gee Esslinger Kathleen H. Seidel Harriet Bocksenbaum Jeff and Kelly Fitzsimmons Stacy and Blair Williams Greater Milwaukee Foundation Peter Foote and Robin Wilson Carlene and Andrew Ziegler JB Fund Rick and Liz Gebhardt Clark and Lauri Green Stephen and Valerie Gigot Director ($5,000-$9,999) Richard Grunke and William Grasch Greater Milwaukee Foundation Anonymous (2) Delphine Gurzynski Bernadine and Stephen Graff Fund Adlon Partnership Leland Hansen Margaret Heminway Wells Fund Isabel Bader Katie Heil Schoonenberg Family Foundation Fund Bob Balderson Peter and Linda Hotz Laurie Hazzard Wendy and Warren Blumenthal Henry and Margery Howard Dave and Judy Hecker 18 - Nunsense 2019/20 DONORS Patricia Herro Dr. Jack and Myrna Kaufman Walt and Aleta Chossek Steven and Karen Huser John and Bronwen Knappenberger Joseph and Julie Chusid Tom Irgens Don and Barb Koehler Jay and Roxanne Ciatti Jason and Hannah Jahn Lilane Koehn Mace Adam and Jennifer Ciralsky Kristine Kile Anthony and Susan Krausen Bunny and Ron Cohen Paul and Amy Kolo Nancy and Arthur Laskin Mary and James M. Connelly Robert and Gail Korb Graham Lewis David and Janice Cronin Christine Krause Dr. Paul Loewenstein and Jody Kaufman Matt Cudney Steven Liszewski Loewenstein Danny and Jolinda Cunningham Richard and Roberta London Doug and Vicky McManus Jeff Davis and Rachel Schneider Dr. Brent and Susan Martin Barbara McMath Susan Dawicke Jim and Sally Mergener Tom and Anne Metcalfe Robert and Karen Dean Vivian Moller Pamela Meyer Mary Paula Dix Bob and Jan Montgomery Lynn Minella Doug Doers The Mosher Family Foundation Don and Renee Mondano Thomas and Mary Domer David Mullins and Steph O’Connor John O’Hare John and Jean Donovan Chris and Ninveh Neuman Alan and Kathleen Olsen Tom Dorner and Sylvia Pratt Scott Patulski and Kristine Krause David Olson and Claire Fritsche Tom and Bette Drought Alan and Carol Pohl Joseph R. Pabst Charitable Fund Michael and Janet Durham Jonas and Sylvia Prising Larry and Teri Pavelec William E. Eastham Mrs. Susan B. Purtell Don Petersen and Corinthia Van Orsdol Paul and Paula Eberle Jim and Lys Reiskytl Bruce and Candy Pindyck Stewart Edwards and Joanne Danforth Susan Riedel Carol Porth Jan Effinger Paul and Lynn Rix Brian and Amber Regan Richard and Patricia Ehlert John and Debbie Roesner Joseph A. and Sarah Rock Dale and Mary Erickson Patrick W. Schmidt and Dewey J. Caton Wayne and Christine Sage Evelyn Ericson James and Elaine Sweet Pat Schlick Rick and Karen Esenberg Anne and Fred Stratton Jim and Andrea Schloemer Robert and Kristin Fewel Elizabeth Vaeth Richard and Jean Schmalfeld Kenneth Finkel and Jane Delzer Dr. and Mrs. Paul Weisman Thomas and Lori Schuster David and Janet Fleck Eric and Sarah Whyte Paul and Christy Schwan Kari and Bill Foote Robert L. Woodbury Linda L. Sell, MD Kurt and Kay Frederick Joseph and Amy Silvers Allan F. and Mary Ellen Froehlich Stage Manager ($1,000-$1,499) Dianne Spector Bill and Susanne Gay Anonymous (3) A.J. Star Rod and Linda Gehrig Matteo Alioto Emily and Joseph Steiner Tony and Mary Gentine Joaquín Altoro and Claudia Villarreal Kathy Thornton-Bias Burzoe and Nancy Ghandhi David and Carol Anderson Diane Kippenhan-Vollmer and James Cecilia Gilbert Astor Street Foundation Vollmer Jon and Nancy Gilmore Brian and Rebekah Barsch Greg and Jodi Wait Adam and Carole Glass Jackie Behnke Richard and Lynn Wesolek Henry Goetzinger Ivor and Carol Benjamin Jay and Laura Wigdale Larry and Geli Golopol Cristin and Jonathan Bock Frank and Renee Gonzales Frank and Caryl Briscoe Principal Actor ($500-$999) Greater Milwaukee Foundation B. Lauren and Margaret Charous Anonymous (7) Bechthold Family Fund Steve and Nancy Check Richard and Joan Abdoo Nancy E. Hack Fund Beverly Colton Mike and Tia Abuls Hepburn “Bootstrap” Foundation Russell and Sandra Dagon Jim and Terri Alioto Paul and Christine Grebe Mark and Amy Diliberti Sharee Allain and David Schertz James Green Carol Z. Dolphin Tom and Kathy Alpren Thomas and Mary Grossman The Duback Family Charitable Fund Dorothy Anderson Honorable Michael and Barbara Guolee Gary Fait Keith and Paula Anderson Steve and Karen Guy Feitler Family Fund Nina Beck Charles and Elizabeth Haas Thomas Fladeland Michael and Rita Becker Paul and Gloria Halverson Thomas and Marcia Flanagan Scott Beightol and Desiree Erickson Amy Harker-Murray Chris and Rory Foley Beightol Dale and Sara Harmelink Jane M. Foster Terry Bell Thomas Harty and Sharon Safford Harty Patrick D. Gallagher James and Andrea Bennett John Haydon and Grace McBain-Haydon Richard S. and Ann L. Gallagher Bill and Betsie Berrien John Healy and Mary L. Tobin Jack Gebhardt and Deborah Geoffrey and Karen Bilda Robert and Amy Heinrich McKeithan-Gebhardt Greg Bird Erik Hekkers Jason and Diep Graham John Bjork, MD and Colleen Cornelius Mary Beth Holloway Greater Milwaukee Foundation Bob Blitzke and Jane Grogan Kevin and Debra Hood Donald and Barbara Abert Fund James Boerner Dante and Jennifer Houston Joan and Peter W. Bruce Fund Robert and Sharon Brenner Valerie Jablonka Journal Foundation Bradley Brin and Glenna Cose A. W. Janikowsky Carmen Haberman James Brown and Ann Brophy Jewish Community Foundation Glen and Claire Hackmann Bruce and Joan Butterfield Eileen and Howard Dubner Donor Edward Hashek and John Jors Daniel and Allison Byrne Advised Fund Jill Heavenrich Phil and Anne Callen Dorene and Phil Paley Donor Advised Ralph and Bonnie Hensel Bruce and Kathi Campbell Fund David and Darcy Hinz Carolyn Campion Dan and Pat Johansen Ron Hofer and Kathleen Gray José Carlino Mary Johnson Jewish Community Foundation Kathleen Cepelka John Jump Pam Kriger Donor Advised Fund Susan Cerletty Evan and Paula Kaiser Deb and Peter Johnson Mark and Terri Chelmowski Richard and Diane Kane Nunsense - 19 2019/20 DONORS Tom Karakis and Colleen Lese Jere McGaffey Curt and Patty Robinson Debra Katz Daryl and Rita Melzer Peter and Connie Roop Judith Katz Steve and Ann Merkow Darlene and Willie Rose Allan Kauth Howard and Sara Miller Mason and Julie Ross Raymond and Susan Kehm Gregory and Susan Milleville Rhoda Runzheimer Michael and Christy Kellman Claudia and Joseph Moll James Sanger and Mary Newton Brian and Mary Lou Kennedy Mark Molot and Jequitta Kain Molot Richard A. Sauts Jr. and Diane K. O’Connor Sang and Jiyeon Kim Gene and Linda Moore Eric Schluter John and Debbie Kissinger William and Patricia Moren Dean and Diane Schmelzer Klassen Remodeling Robin Mosleth Judy and Tom Schmid Glenn Kleiman and Gisela Terner Bernie Mrazik and Jeanie Jerde Bob and Carol Schmidt Margaret Knight Barbara and Charles Murphy Richard and Nicole Schmidt Robert and Naomi Knoll Jerry and Lori Murphy Don and Laura Schmitt Vincent and Cathy Kotnik Jim and Betty Jo Nelsen Tom and Lois Schneider Henry Krokosky and Char Schall-Krokosky The Nelson-Zirzow Fund James and Kathi Scholler Bruce Kruger and Margaret Herrick David and Jaclyn Ness Ted Schulte Sandy Laedtke John and Jane Niebler Robert Schweers Eric Larson and Susan Lewis Paul and Kathrine Noran Allison Scrivner William and Judith Laste Chandra and Chris Novoa Hallie Sebena Kaye and Prakash Laud Chris and Anne Noyes Scott and Dulcie Shoener Perry Lieuallen and Darcy McManus Andy Nunemaker Patrick and Janet Sinks Dawn Lindsey Sarah Oberhofer Aileen M. Smith Franklin Loo and Sally Long Thomas and Elaine Pagedas Jon and Kris Sohn Robert and Mary Loots John and Carol Pauly Joan Spector Paul and Patty Lucca Matthew and Laurie Piette Alec Stapleton Stephanie Lyons Les and Wendy Proctor Charles and Jennifer Stearns James and Ann Maher Ronald and Anne Putzer Judith A. Steinke Lee Marquardt Edwin and Beverly Puzia Angela and Jayson Stemo Andy and Janet Martin Phil and Lynell Raiche Robert Storm and Catherine Shaw Joseph Masterson Thomas Raimann and Mick Dwyer Gregory Strowig Mateo Family Trust Jim and Kris Rappé Loring M. Talsky Debesh and Linda Mazumdar Toby Recht James and Leigh Ann Tidey Maureen and Michael McCabe Robert and Pamela Reily Catherine Tikkanen Bernard and Susan McCartan Donald Riegelman and Kathryn Rouse Sara Toenes Tom and Renee McCutcheon Roger Ritzow Gile and Linda Tojek Dan and Jill McElroy Daniel and Anna Robbins Renee and Joseph Tyson

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