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MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION All Gifts Recognized in the Production Program Gifts of $100 and Above Listed on Lobby Signage MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION All gifts recognized in the production program Gifts of $100 and above listed on lobby signage DAME ANGELA LANSBURY: $10,000 AND ABOVE • 6 invitations to a private dinner with Hana S. Sharif & special guest • Signed costume rendering • 10 tickets to The Mystery of Irma Vep on The Rep’s Mainstage • 10 invitations to a Dialogue & Dinner with the director and cast. Date and location TBD. • 10 invitations for a private theatre tour upon request (valid September–March) KATHARINE HEPBURN: $7,500–$9,999 • 4 invitations to a private dinner with Hana S. Sharif & special guest • Signed costume rendering • 6 tickets to The Mystery of Irma Vep on The Rep’s Mainstage • 6 invitations to a Dialogue & Dinner with the director and cast. Date and location TBD. • 6 invitations for a private theatre tour upon request (valid September–March) DAME JUDI DENCH: $5,000–$7,499 • 2 invitations to a private dinner with Hana S. Sharif & special guest • Signed costume rendering • 4 tickets to The Mystery of Irma Vep on The Rep’s Mainstage • 4 invitations to a Dialogue & Dinner with the director and cast. Date and location TBD. ESTHER ROLLE: $2,500–$4,999 • 4 tickets to The Mystery of Irma Vep on The Rep’s Mainstage • 4 invitations to a Dialogue & Dinner with the director and cast. Date and location TBD. CHITA RIVERA: $1,000–$2,499 • 2 tickets to The Mystery of Irma Vep on The Rep’s Mainstage • 2 invitations to a Dialogue & Dinner with the director and cast. Date and location TBD. BERNADETTE PETERS: $500–$999 • 2 tickets to The Mystery of Irma Vep on The Rep’s Mainstage • 1 invitation to a Dialogue & Dinner with the director and cast. Date and location TBD. CHERRY JONES: $250–$499 • 2 tickets to The Mystery of Irma Vep on The Rep’s Mainstage AUDRA MCDONALD: $100–$249 • 1 ticket to The Mystery of Irma Vep on The Rep’s Mainstage SUPPORTING CAST INCLUDES GIFTS UP TO $99 DONATION FORM Or feel free to contact The Rep’s Development Office at 314-687-4030 Name Company Name (if applicable) Address City, State, Zip Phone Email q Dame Angela Lansbury: $10,000 & Above q Katharine Hepburn: $7,500–9,999 q Dame Judi Dench: $5,000–$7,499 q Esther Rolle: $2,500–$4,999 q Chita Rivera: $1,000–$2,499 q Bernadette Peters: $500–$999 q Cherry Jones: $250–$499 q Audra McDonald: $100–$249 q Supporting cast: $99 & Under Publish Name for Program and/or Signage We are most grateful for gifts of any amount! Payment Method q My Check for $_______ is enclosed payable to The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis q Please charge $_________ on my: ___ MC ___Visa ___ AmEx ___ Discover Name on Card Card Number Exp. Date CVV Signature Please contact the Development Office at 314-687-4030 if you are interested in transferring stock or learning about our monthly giving program. Please complete and return this form with payment to: The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis 130 Edgar Road, St. Louis MO 63119 All contributions are tax deductible as the law permits..
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