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COOLIDGE CORNER THEATRE 2019 ANNUAL REPORT TABLE OF LETTER FROM THE 1 Photo credits CONTENTS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR & CEO

Letter from the FILM SPECIAL EVENTS Highlights & Executive Director & Special Guests Little Women PG. 2 CEO Dear Coolidge Friends, sony Moviehouse One 1 10 eric scott photography Once Upon a Time in I'm proud to share our 2019 Annual Report with you. As we honor the past, we also plan for the Coolidge of the future. We value the Hollywood PG. 6, 11, 14, 16, 17, 23 power of film to bring us together, increase our understanding of the world sony Coolidge Anniversary Celebration; Downton Mission A year in the life of the Coolidge always includes an astounding array of and expand our individual lives through the experiences of others. We offer Abbey; The Studio; Jakob Dylan; Haus of Oni; Special Programs programming — last year we screened nearly 400 films, welcomed many The Irishman Box Office Babies; Coolidge Marquee 2 a remarkable number and variety of programs and community events, given netflix 22 special guests including cast members from Downton Abbey, honored Julianne a. gallagher dixon our limited space, and the demand for more films, more post-film discussions, Moore with the Coolidge Award, hosted fascinating discussions, enjoyed Uncut Gems PG. 6 more education programs and space for community events is ever-growing. a24 A Quote from musical performances ranging from gospel choirs to hip hop, and provided a Brookline Public Library Exhibit Science on Screen® We are bursting at the seams! stephanie gozali Julianne Moore venue for a host of community events. As always, we demonstrated that the Stormy Weather 3 National Expansion Coolidge is much more than a movie theatre. Our plan to add more theatres, an education and engagement center and new warner brothers 24 PG. 8 lobby will serve the needs of today’s audiences, allow us to offer more, and Film Trivia Night Fundraiser Through our new film and discussion program PANORAMA, we addressed Midsommar ensure the Coolidge will remain a beloved resource for generations to come. a24 nicole adrienne photography such issues as gun reform, social class, and the impact of military service on 2019 Film Line-Up Community Notwithstanding timing issues introduced by the Covid pandemic, that plan PG. 10 children and families. Audiences were enlightened and deeply moved by the Parasite Partnerships is closer to fruition thanks to the generosity of donors in the early phase of a neon Julianne Moore, Lauren Foster, and Jackie Foster 5 personal experiences shared, and applauded the bravery of the individuals paul marotta 27 capital campaign. We look forward to sharing details, and to inviting the entire who shared them. First Man Coolidge community to join us in this exciting effort. universal PG. 11 We curate great films and have long valued the role of women in creating Lulu Wang at IFFBoston Celebrating I’m deeply grateful to the Coolidge team — patrons, members, donors, The Farewell judy wong 30 Years as a Annual Operating those films. Our new SPOTLIGHT ON WOMEN logo highlights films with women A24 admirers, staff and board. Community is invaluable, and because of you, the Nonprofit Support behind and in front of the camera, and the influence of women in our world PG. 14, 17, 19, 22 6 Coolidge community is extraordinary. 28 and culture. Keanu-Thon; Amazing Grace; RZA; Coolidge Education; Coolidge at the Greenway; Wishing you and yours good health, wesley emblidge In 2019, we celebrated the 30th anniversary of the formation of the Coolidge DESIGN as a nonprofit organization and honored those who fought to save our Stoltze Design PG. 17 Summary In Memoriam landmark cinema, including David Kleiler and Harold Brown, two larger-than- Joker on 70mm Financial Data thomas welch 7 31 life characters we sadly lost this year. At a gathering in our grand Moviehouse PG. 21 One, we screened the world premiere of Citizen Coolidge, a documentary film KATHERINE TALLMAN Katherine Tallman and Tracy Edwards that told the tale through personal interviews and archival materials. The truly Barbara chasen joskow Film Trivia Night joyful celebration inspired shared stories, reunions, gratitude for what the Board & Staff PG. 23 Fundraiser Coolidge has become, and ongoing commitment to our mission. NT Live: Fleabag 8 32 courtesy of national theatre live 3

"The fact that there's a Our mission is to entertain, theatre like this that exists is inform, and engage — a gift to us all." building a vital community through film culture. — 2019 Coolidge Award honoree Julianne Moore

OUR HISTORIC MOVIEHOUSE ONE 2019 FILM LINE-UP 5 Narrative Features Special Programming

This year, we celebrated the heroes behind this grassroots victory and our 30th birthday as a nonprofit film and cultural institution.

Brookline Public Library Exhibit

In fall 2019, The Brookline Public Library hosted an exhibit to celebrate this anniversary milestone, featuring more than fifty items, including vintage advertisements from Remembering David Kleiler (1940 - 2019) the very early years of the Theatre, “Save the Coolidge” Campaign memorabilia, and The Coolidge Corner Theatre mourns the loss of David Kleiler, film aficionado, teacher photographs and posters for major films and for the Coolidge Award, which has extraordinaire and, after leading the charge to save the Coolidge in 1989, our first honored film artists such as Meryl Streep, Michael Douglas, Werner Herzog, Jane Fonda, Executive Director. and Julianne Moore. Remembering Harold Brown (1925 - 2019) To borrow a phrase from the great filmmaker Werner Herzog, David was a true soldier The entire leadership and staff of the Coolidge Corner Theatre Foundation and the of cinema. In addition to spearheading the grassroots movement to save the Coolidge Theatre are greatly saddened by the passing of Harold Brown. from demolition and redevelopment, he was a tireless champion of film as an art form, While many knew Harold for his real estate ventures and philanthropy, we will an advisor to several filmmakers and film festivals, and a fixture on Boston's art house A Coolidge Anniversary Celebration always recognize him for the starring role he played in our greatest drama. Harold's scene. His curatorial skills were impeccable, and he was a virtual encyclopedia of film. generosity helped save the Coolidge from demolition and redevelopment in 1989 and On September 18, we opened our doors for a special event celebrating the community David's passion for the Coolidge never wavered, and we are forever grateful for his again in the late 1990’s when the organization was facing financial uncertainty. members who launched the campaign to “Save the Coolidge” and envisioned a future for wisdom, generosity, and support. Rest in peace, dear friend. the Theatre as vibrant as its past. Over the last two decades, Harold witnessed the Coolidge grow from a down-at-the- The centerpiece of this event was the world premiere screening of the documentary heels, but beloved movie house to a stable, prosperous, and highly valued non-profit Citizen Coolidge, produced and directed by Anne Continelli, featuring archival footage cultural gem. Harold and his wife Maura regularly attended screenings and events at and interviews with key figures such as Harold Brown, David Kleiler, Jonathan Davis, Justin the Coolidge, and he was both fond of reminiscing about the days he spent here as a Freed, Nat Green, Chobee Hoy, Erica Max, Alan Spatrick, Bill Schechter, Bob Sprich, Katherine young boy and proud to see it thrive. Tallman, and Joe Zina. The Coolidge would not be the success it is today without Harold Brown, and we will be forever grateful for his support. 8 FILM TRIVIA NIGHT 9 FUNDRAISER

Our third annual Film Trivia Night Fundraiser was sold out! Guests engaged in friendly competition of film trivia knowledge while enjoying dinner and drinks. All proceeds supported the Coolidge Corner Theatre Foundation.

THE IRISHMAN 2019 RECAP 10 HIGHLIGHTS & SPECIAL GUESTS 397 FILMS SCREENED Downton Abbey with creator & cast Following an advance screening of Downton Abbey in September, Coolidge Director of Development & Marketing Beth Gilligan moderated a discussion with creator/writer Julian Fellowes, producers Gareth Neame and Liz Trubridge, and actors Phyllis Logan and Lesley Nicol. 138 FILMS ON FILM 60 Coolidge Award with Julianne Moore FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILMS On Thursday, April 26, we honored Academy Award, Golden Globe, and Emmy Award winning actress Julianne Moore with the Coolidge Award, recognizing her iconic THE performances and distinctive contributions to cinema. Moore was present for a 2pm screening of Gloria Bell, followed by an 8pm onstage conversation (moderated by The Boston Globe's Loren King) and presentation of the Coolidge Award. Moore discussed COOLIDGE The Farewell with writer/director Lulu Wang fond memories of her time in the city as an undergrad at Boston University, and As part of the closing night of IFFBoston in May, writer/director Lulu Wang joined us for a Q&A 52 coming to screenings at the Coolidge, including a show of Eraserhead. following a screening of her new filmThe Farewell. One of the most widely acclaimed films of 2019,The AWARD FILMS DIRECTED Farewell opened at the Coolidge in July and played for nine straight weeks. BY WOMEN 12 HIGHLIGHTS & SPECIAL GUESTS TalkHer. to the Verge of aNervous Breakdown silver screen. Screenings Law included of Desire, Women on the most memorable female characters to ever grace the defies genre, celebrates inclusivity, and features some of from Oscar-winning director Pedro Almodóvar. His work partneredwe with In anticipation of hisacclaimed new feature Pain, Glory and Cine Almodóvar El Planeta to present a selection of films , All About My Mother, and We introduced the program PANORAMA WBUR's Meghna Chakrabarti. present for a conversation moderated by Parkland Rising with filmmakers andsubjects or filmmaker Q&A, including the documentary screening was followed by a discussion and/ around issues important to our community. Each scope of our awareness, empathy, humility and and discussion seriesdesigned to increase the PANORAMA , a film UNCUT GEMS 13 14 15

The Studio 40th Anniversary Coolidge After Midnite's Celebration Keanu-Thon We were proud to host a celebration honoring the 40th anniversary of The Studio, a local women-owned clothing boutique. Emceed by Joyce Woah... Coolidge After Midnite celebrated Hollywood’s Kulhawik, it was a joyful evening of personal stories and staged readings kindest leading man this summer by screening six Keanu excerpted from “Love, Loss and What I Wore”, Nora and Delia Ephron’s Reeves classics, all on 35mm film, for 12 hours straight stage adaptation of Ilene Beckerman’s book by the same name. overnight. Over 300 people (and a Keanu cardboard cutout) spent the night watching films that includedSpeed and Point Break. HIGHLIGHTS & SPECIAL GUESTS

Stormy Weather with Jenny Lumet Screenwriter Jenny Lumet (granddaughter of Lena Horne) came to the Coolidge for a special introduction to Stormy Weather and a post-screening discussion moderated by Boston Globe columnist Renee Graham. STORMY WEATHER 16 HIGHLIGHTS & SPECIAL GUESTS Papas, andBuffalo Springfield. performing the music of The Byrds, The Mamas & the the Echo in the Canyon Band, featuring Jade Castrinos Echo in the Canyon. Dylan performed afterwards with Slater were inperson for a Q&A following a screening of Executive producer Jakob Dylan anddirector Andrew Jakob Dylanperforming Tenenbaums. ofWings DesireWes with Anderson's feature. This yearpairedwe WimWenders' for a third year for another outdoor double We returned to the Mount Auburn Cemetery Cemetery Cinema The Royal Story, andLittleWomen 70mm, while in 2019. Both JokerAeronauts andThe were presented on and were lucky to begiven prints of multiple first-run films We continued to present films onfilm whenever possible, 35mm &70mmpresentations Once Upon a Time... Hollywood, in Marriage were all presented on35mm. Ensemble. gospel choirs, Joyful Voices of Inspiration and The New England Gospel and included two special screenings with performances from local concert in1972 was oneof the Coolidge's bighits early in the year, Sydney Pollack and Alan Elliott's film of Aretha Franklin's Grace Amazing performances Amazing Grace withchoir alternative drag asa celebration of unapologetic queer art. Oni organizes a new diverse cast each month, with a mission to showcase monthly screenings including Evil Dead, Coolidge After Midnite began to showcase horror drag preshows before Haus ofOni Suspiria, andmore. Performer Akira 17 RZA: Live from the 36th Chamber The award-winning musician, film composer, and director RZA came the Coolidge with a Wu-Tang catalog over two decades deep, dropping beats from opening scene to closing credits to amplify the action of the Shaw Brothers martial arts masterpiece The 36th Chamber of Shaolin.

The Passion of Joan of Arc The Berklee Silent Film Orchestra (BSFO) returned to the Coolidge for their tenth silent film concert with The Sounds of Silents®. The award-winning group performed their latest Coolidge-commissioned score, live-to-picture, for the groundbreaking and deeply moving silent classic The Passion of Joan of Arc (1929), directed by Carl Theodor Dreyer.

MIDSOMMAR FILMMAKERS, 21 WRITERS, AND SPECIAL 1 GUESTS Both new and established filmmakers and writers, along with other special guests, took part in Q&As and Skype conversations at the Coolidge this year. Many of these are now available to watch on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/thecoolidge 2

Jamie Catto Bong Joon Ho 2 Michael Pollan DIRECTOR: BECOMING NOBODY DIRECTOR: PARASITE SUBJECT: FANTASTIC FUNGI Jakob Dylan Alison Klayman Linnea Quigley EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: ECHO IN THE CANYON DIRECTOR: THE BRINK ACTOR: THE RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD

Tracy Edwards 1 Justin Long RZA SUBJECT: MAIDEN ACTOR: SAFE SPACES PERFORMER: RZA: LIVE FROM THE 36TH CHAMBER Tovah Feldshuh Jenny Lumet Greg Sestero SUBJECT: GOLDA'S BALCONY SPECIAL GUEST: LENA HORNE TRIBUTE WRITER: THE DISASTER ARTIST

Julian Fellowes Cheryl Horner McDonough Andrew Slater CREATOR: DOWNTON ABBEY DIRECTOR: PARKLAND RISING DIRECTOR: ECHO IN THE CANYON Fabio Frizzi Julianne Moore Michael Tyburski PERFORMER: FRIZZI 2 FULCI ACTOR: GLORIA BELL DIRECTOR: THE SOUND OF SILENCE Lucien Greaves Alessandro Nivola Lulu Wang SUBJECT: HAIL SATAN? PRODUCER: TO DUST DIRECTOR: THE FAREWELL

PARASITE Roberta Grossman Tom Noonan DIRECTOR: WHO WILL WRITE OUR HISTORY ACTOR: SYNECDOCHE, NEW YORK AWARDS AND New parents and their infants are 3 invited to join us at the Coolidge for 22 Box Office Babies, special bi-weekly, NOMINATIONS baby-friendly screenings of our SPECIAL PROGRAMS current features on the big screen. 2019 Films Shown at the Coolidge In addition to featuring the best in independent feature and documentary films, the Coolidge is proud to showcase an award-winning series of repertory programs. 106 Big Screen Classics NT Live 5 ACADEMY AWARD Box Office Babies 3 Off the Couch NOMINATIONS Cemetery Cinema OnStage at the Coolidge ® We put on 35mm outdoor screenings Cinema Jukebox Opera at the Cinema of American Graffiti, Bullitt, and Back to the Future: Part II as part of the fifth Coolidge After Midnite 4 PANORAMA year of our Coolidge at the Greenway partnership Coolidge at the Greenway 2 Rewind! ® 69 Coolidge Education 1 Science on Screen 2 GOLDEN GLOBE Dance at the Cinema Science on Screen, Jr. NOMINATIONS Goethe German Film The Sounds of Silents® Kids’ Shows Stage and Screen 4

Coolidge After Midnite's 19th Annual Halloween Horror Marathon 35 INDEPENDENT SPIRIT AWARD NOMINATIONS

The National Theatre Live Film critic Jake 5 presentation of Fleabag, 1 Mulligan lectures Phoebe Waller-Bridge's during a session of hilarious one-woman "Defining Screwball show that inspired the Comedy," one of BBC’s Emmy-winning TV this year's Coolidge series Education courses 22 BOSTON SOCIETY OF FILM CRITICS AWARDS 24 SCIENCE ON SCREEN® NATIONAL EXPANSION

Since the launch of the national Science on Screen initiative in 2011, the Coolidge and the Sloan Foundation have awarded 237 grants totaling $1,529,500 to 86 independent cinemas nationwide for use in creating and presenting their own Science on Screen programming. As in prior years, this year’s grantees include art house theaters and nonprofit organizations in every corner of the country, from Florida to Alaska and Maine to Hawaii.

237 $1.5 million+ 86 FIRST MAN GRANTS AWARDED PARTICIPATING AWARDED CINEMAS ACCESS FUND PARTNERS 26

COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS The Coolidge provides pro bono tickets to underserved members of our community. The Coolidge is more than a movie theater. We are proud to serve as a partner and resource for fellow nonprofit, cultural, and educational institutions in our community.

Artbarn Brookline Youth Awards National Center for Jewish 826 BOSTON performance venue for venue (donated) for Film children’s theater troupe awards ceremony honoring official festival venue achievements of local youth BOSTON ARTS ACADEMY Berklee College of Music Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy partner in the sounds of Coolidge Corner School ® Greenway Conservancy silents film series venue (donated) for annual partner for coolidge at the middle school graduation Boston Latin School greenway series BROOKLINE HIGH SCHOOL venue (donated) for annual El Planeta Soul Witness, The Brookline screening of schindler’s list co-presenter, cine almodóvar Holocaust Witness Project BROOKLINE TEEN CENTER Boston Jewish Film Festival GlobeDocs Film Festival sponsor official festival venue official festival venue Town of Brookline Boston Psychoanalytic Goethe-Institut Boston venue (donated) for annual NEWTON SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Society co-presenter of monthly martin luther king jr. tribute co-presenter of monthly off series showcasing new and sister city week events the couch film series german cinema The Trustees of WEST END HOUSE Brookline Booksmith Huntington Theatre Reservations venue for author readings Company partner for coolidge after co-presenter of stage & midnite at rocky woods Brookline Chamber of screen series WOMEN AND GIRLS THRIVING, Commerce BROOKLINE chamber member IFFBoston official festival venue Brookline Interactive Group screening venue Mount Auburn Cemetery ZUMIX THE FAREWELL partner for cemetery cinema series 28 $1,000 - $1,499 Suzanne and Alan Case Fred Taub and Susan Cohen Lisa Gordon and Piotr Parda 29 ANNUAL OPERATING SUPPORT* The Barrington Foundation Ronald Casty The Tringas Family Thomas Gosnell Contributions to the nonprofit Coolidge Corner Theatre enable us to maintain our historic, Art Deco theatre and deliver the quality, Brookline Community Foundation Matthew Chan Manju Vachher and Andrew Bott Susan Guiraudet curated programming that our patrons count on. Jim Garrels and Joan Brooks Howard Cohen and Eric d'Arbeloff Rosamund Vaule Mitchel and Beth Harris Lynn and Bruce Dayton Alan and Judy Weiss Alden Jackson The Coolidge thanks the following contributors for their support, and salutes members of the Director's Circle who provide a Howard Cohen and Myra Musicant Janice Dolnick and Joseph Meyer Beverly Woo and John Martha Jackson significant portion of our annual fund through unrestricted gifts of $1,500 or more. For more information or to join the Director’s André, Marilyn, and Erik Danesh John Ewing and Zara Cooper Cunningham Joselow/Kessler Charitable Fund Circle, please contact [email protected]. Hank Shafran and Toni Delisi Timothy Finn Ellen Ziskind David Kaufman Patricia Duggan and Greg Spino Fish Family Foundation Sam Kendall and Catherine Zusy Catherine and Steven Kelley Shippy Foundation $10,000+ The Richard H. Driehaus Charitable $1,500 - $2,999 Paul Joskow and Barbara Chasen Michele Fishel and Barry Weisman Pamela Kellogg and Steven Porter Lead Trust Rena Koopman Sophia Gant Anonymous Anonymous Patricia Freysinger $250 - $499 James and Cathleen Kleiler Justin Freed Lampke Family Foundation Cindy and Roger Goldstein Louise and Bob Bowditch David Rosenthal and Sally Ann and Richard Fudge Anonymous (5) Tom Kuik Paul Funk Abrahms Marcia Lynch Richard and Lorie Hamermesh Jon and Margot Davis Arthur and Beth Goldsmith Gerald and Judith Abrams Ann Lees Kenneth Loveday and Ellen Hoffman Rubin/Anders Scientific Charlie Marz and Deedee Phillips Marianne Lampke and Lisa Michael Maynard and Ilene Victoria Graboys Richard and Carla Benka Patricia Leighfield Greenberg Georgia and Bruce Johnson Jerry Avorn and Karen Tucker Mike Mayo and Tina Feingold Linnehan The Stifler Family Foundation Carole Mitnick and Chris Johnson Lori and Jeffrey Berry Susan Lewinnek Massachusetts Cultural Paul and Nicole Lipson Sandy and David Bakalar Rikk Larsen Leonard and Karin Miller Council Greg Macgowan Don and Susan Casey Ken Lewis and Laura Allen Daniel Jurayj and Kate Silbaugh Ralph Bevilaqua Sasha Liang Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Robert Nicoson Don Chan Adam Sholley and Joan Moynagh Karen Kaufman Michael and Dianne Blau Joanne Liautaud and Theodore Kate and Steve Patterson Nancy S. Raphael MacLean Pat and Kathleen Scanlon Michael D'Onofrio and Kathleen Janice Lane C. Anthony Broh and Jennifer L. Fallon Mark Penzel and Catherine Richard Segan and Ellen Bruce James Liu and Alexandra Bowers $5,000–$9,999 Alan Spatrick and Kaj Wilson Ronald and Joan Lazzaro Hochschild James Dillon and Stone Wiske Corman The Wilson Sheehan Foundation Brookline Bank Barbara Stein and Jin Suk The Prospect Fund Carolynn Levy and Alan Sharaf Diane Carr Bob and Fran MacPhail Elizabeth Driehaus Gary Stoloff and Alice Stone Kimberly and Grady Clouse David and Nina Fialkow Sam and Niela Rahman Theo and Lisa Melas-Kyriazi Nancy Ciaranello Peter Manus and Susan Schiro Michael and Jane Wojcik $3,000 - $4,999 Julian Fisher Jan Remien Michael Monroe and Lisa Underhill Stephen Crosby and Helen Strieder Dave and Cydney Martel Andrew and Yong-Hee Silver Donna Zerwitz Lucy Aptekar and Gerry Leader Dan and Norma Frank Stephen Moody and Helen Kraus Thomas Downes and Ann Michael Maso and Lisa Coady Tamar and Kenneth Frieze Susan Stoller Velenchik Meg and Tomas Bergstrand Andy O'Connell and Sharon Levine Kathleen McGirr and Keith Spencer Glendon and Lisa Tung Katherine Tallman and Peter Thomas Finucane Carlson Betty Goldstein Norstrand $500 - $999 Marilyn Roby Jeffrey and Molly Goodman Anne Fladger Nathaniel and Erin Meyer Marty and Becki Norman The Tern Foundation, Inc. Anonymous (2) The Coolidge Corner Thomas Gutheil and Shannon Kim Rubin and James Kaye Nora Osman and Mark Pomerantz John Travis Marushka Glissen and Tracy Marilyn Miller Theatre Foundation, Inc. Woolley Sharman L. Andersen Sara L. Rubin and David L. MacNab receives operating support David and Patricia Straus Chobee Hoy Anne Welch and Stephen Montanari Michael Millner and Michele McMillan Melissa C. Brokalakis and Wayne C. Mary Ann Glynn Howard from the Massachusetts Edward and Betsy Jacobs Johnson Tim and Jennifer Sullivan Susan Whitehead Jessica and Colin Stokes Cultural Council. Mark Jensen Alfred and Joan Goldberg Dorian Mintzer 2019 RECAP

30 Nicholas and Bebe Nixon Charlie Wells membership SUMMARY FINANCIAL DATA 31 Per Audited Financial Statements for the year ended October 31, 2019; copy of statements available upon request Claudia Ordonez and Frederic Kyle Williams All-Access Little Wendy Zazik and Mark Gale Michael Paris Mary McFadden and Dr. Lawrence Stifler Daniel Perlman and Jane Katims In-Kind Support Harold Mason and Income and Expenditures Statement of Financial Position Ellen Perrin ADW Video Productions Wendy Traynor 4,054 Jessica Porter Bishoff Communications LLC James Ottaway and Administration Katrina Velder REVENUES ASSETS Robert Prescod Boston Light & Sound MEMBERS Development $189,000 Roberta Traynor Abram and Martha Recht DJ T-Rex $502,000 Admissions & Concessions $3,140,000 Cash $584,000 Nixon Peabody LLP membership Joel Rosenberg Membership Dues 396,000 Board Designated Reserves 975,000 Harriet Rosenstein and Herbert Gold Other Program Revenue 388,000 Cash, Temp Restricted 79,000 % Krohn Alexandra Davis 4 Contributions & Grants 260,000 Other Assets 285,000 Capital Campaign & Endowment Revenue 1,025,000 Robert and Nancy Sampson Sarah Delaney and 11% Property & Equipment 1,432,000 William Schechter and Sandy Frances Caperchi Other Income 65,000 Endowment Investments 1,123,000 Shea Thomas Gutheil and Capital Campaign Investments 2,712,000 Shannon Woolley Matthew Shakespeare and Fritz $5,274,000 Pre-Development Costs 373,000 Backus Elisabeth Heinicke 2,074 EXPENSES Gregg Shapiro and Stacey BY FUNCTION Jim and Michele Hoben EXPENSES $7,563,000 Dogan Benna Kushlefsky DONORS Katharine Sohier and Willie Operations $4,278,000 Colin Leitch and Simin LIABILITIES Russe Bakhtiar Capital Campaign 272,000 Mark and Joyce Splaine Depreciation 185,000 Accounts Payable & Accrued Expenses $389,000 Richard Marks and % Leo and Karin Sprecher Jennifer Morrison 85 Deferred Revenue 187,000 Donald and Jeanne Stanton Harriet Paltiel and Eric $4,735,000 Grinberg Ted and Susan Stebbins $576,000 David Roochnik and Bernie Toale and Joe Zina Gina Crandell INCREASE IN NET ASSETS $539,000 Marilyn Tressel and Ed Page John Travis Program Services NET ASSETS $6,987,000 Anne Van Nostrand 221,000 Howard and Miriam $4,044,000 Weiner Peter Villa and Regan Checchio TICKETS Paul Zintl and Elisabeth Barbara Wallace Frost SOLD

*Does not include Capital Campaign or Paddle Raise contributions. We have made every effort to list our donors accurately. Should you notice any errors or omissions, please contact [email protected] with corrections. THE COOLIDGE MARQUEE, designed by Mark Favermann 32 BOARD & STAFF

Board of Directors Coolidge Staff Board Chairperson Clerk Executive Director & CEO Director of Development Box Office Managers Michael Maynard Ellen Hoffman Katherine Tallman & Marketing Ryan Berry Beth Gilligan Nancy Campbell Vice Chair Treasurer Director of Special Programming Development Officer Jane Cassingham David Rosenthal Mike D'Onofrio Mark Anastasio Stephanie Gozali Kristin DeMaio Outreach Coordinator Finance & Human Adam Foster Sarah Berry Resources Manager Sarah Guitart Chris Kriofske Harris Heron Theatre Manager Erica Hill Nancy Campbell Public Relations Board Members David McCarron Marianne Lampke Lucy Aptekar Nora Osman Development & Events Sam Pender Kimberly R. Clouse Sam Rahman Coordinator Head Projectionist Greg Vellante Deborah Cohen Pat Scanlon Jane Cassingham Nick Lazzaro Projectionists Betty Goldstein Andrew Silver In-House Media Producer Program Development Chobee Hoy Barbara Stein Tom Welch Anne Continelli Maria Marewski Georgia Johnson Susan Stoller Wesley Hicks Andrea Kozinetz Gary Stoloff Operations Manager Theatre Operations Sean Sprecher Rikk Larsen David Straus Drew Dixon Director Riley Ashton Paul Lipson Tim Sullivan Andrew Thompson Erin Gilmour Charlie Marz Laura Trust Marketing & Education Bob Nicoson Coordinator Film Programming Sam Pender Martin Norman Katherine Tallman Wesley Emblidge & Booking Cheyenne Harvey ex officio Connie White New Media Director Greg Abrams Matt Gabor