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DIRECTOR’S NOTES Music is defined as: the art of sound in time that expresses ideas and emotions through the elements of rhythm, melody, harmony, and color.

Simply put: music is the sound of our very soul. I believe it follows that Rock’n Roll is the soul’s most primal expression. It burst from the seams of the late 1940’s and would, by the mid-50’s, cause a revolution of hip-swiveling teens to scare the daylights out of their parents.

At the time our play takes place, this sound revolution was just beginning. And Sam Phillips was its greatest architect. Sam knew the awesome power of music from the time he was in grade school. The favorite nephew of his mute Aunt Emma, he learned that rhythmic gestures could make a wordless language. He soon understood that the language of music could transcend the borders of the physical; and of social status, color, age, and even time. Sam’s Uncle Silas (not his uncle at all, but a black man who’d fallen on hard times) moved into the Phillips’ house when Sam was just a boy. Sam’s father welcomed Silas; it was the Christian thing to do. Silas would have a huge impact on Sam’s sense of self - and his ability to observe, empathize, and make joy. Sam thought: what if I had been born black? He saw that physical traits did not define a person and discovered that music was colorblind. From back room juke joints to gospel churches, everyone could understand the beat. By his early 20’s, Sam was in Memphis, devoted to the search for young musicians, looking always “to bring out of a person what was in him to help him express what he believed his message to be.”*

In recent years, science has proven what our ancestors (and Sam) already knew: rhythm, singing, stomping, hollerin’ to the beat - are honest expressions of our very core. Rock‘n Roll is the musical dialect that erupted like a volcano on December 4th, 1956. In the hands of these hungry, mostly unknown, young men: Johnny, Carl, Elvis, and Jerry Lee - and their fearless crusader, Sam Phillips, the soundtrack of our lives was forever changed.

Today’s music is a direct descendant of the Rock‘n Roll that percolated at Sun Records on that fateful day. We have seen it shine as a beacon of truth, bridging the chasms of social order, religion, and segregation; each of us connected by its power. We take our place in this theatre, as the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of melody and rhythm and, of course, all that hip-swiveling.

Rock‘n Roll was nothing less than a sound revolution. This is the story of how it all went down.

Susanne Boulle, July 2017 Director, *from ‘Sam Phillips, The Man Who Invented ,’ by Peter Guralnick

CAST (In Order of Appearance) Brother Jay ...... Bill Morey Fluke ...... Jon Rossi ...... Taylor Gray* Sam Phillips ...... Andy Ingalls* ...... Austin Hohnke* ...... Peter Oyloe* Dyanne ...... Tiffan Borelli* ...... Daniel Durston* Understudies never substitute for listed actors unless a specific announcement for the appearance is made at the time of the performance.

For Jerry Lee Lewis: TREVOR DORNER; For Sam Philips: Steven Lasiter; For Carl Perkins: Steven Lasiter; For Johnny Cash: Steven Lasiter; For Dyanne: ANGIE FISHER; For Elvis Presley: PETER OYLOE PLACE & TIME Sun Record Studio, Memphis, Tennessee December 4, 1956. Inspired by an actual event MUSICAL NUMBERS

“Blue Suede Shoes” ...... (Carl, Johnny, Jerry Lee, Elvis) “Real Wild Child” ...... (Jerry Lee) “Matchbox” ...... (Carl) “The Name Is Jerry Lee Lewis” ...... (Jerry Lee) “Who Do You Love?” ...... (Carl) “” ...... (Johnny) “Fever” ...... (Dyanne) “Memories Are Made of This” ...... (Elvis, Carl, Jerry Lee, Johnny) “That’s All Right” ...... (Elvis) “Brown Eyed Handsome Man” ...... (Jerry Lee, Carl) “Down by the Riverside” ...... (Johnny, Jerry Lee, Elvis, Carl) “Sixteen Tons” ...... (Johnny) “My Babe” ...... (Carl, Johnny) “Long Tall Sally” ...... (Elvis) “Peace in the Valley” ...... (Dyanne, Jerry Lee, Carl, Elvis, Johnny) “I ” ...... (Johnny) “I Hear You Knockin’” ...... (Dyanne) “Party” ...... (Carl, Elvis, Jerry Lee, Johnny, Dyanne) “” ...... (Jerry Lee) “Down by the Riverside” (Reprise) ...... (Johnny, Jerry Lee, Elvis, Carl) “Hound Dog” ...... (Elvis) “Riders in the Sky” ...... (Johnny, Dyanne, Carl, Elvis) “See You Later Alligator” ...... (Carl, Ensemble) “Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin” On” ...... (Jerry Lee, Carl, Johnny, Elvis, Dyanne) THIS SHOW IS PERFORMED WITHOUT AN INTERMISSION WHO’S WHO Tiffan Borelli* (Dyanne) Austin has co-composed commercial jingles for Wal-Mart, Coca- NYC Theatre: Two By Two, Kiss Me Kate, Cola, and Publix. He normally resides in Brooklyn. Emma: The Musical, Urban Momfare Tours: NYU/Tisch/CAP21 austinjhohnke.com Flipside The Patti Page Story (Patti Page); The Sound of Music Asian Tour (Elsa Schraeder). Andy Ingalls* (Sam Phillips) Regional: The Music Man (Marian Paroo) Recent favorite roles: Peter and the Theatre By The Sea; The Full Monty (Estelle Starcatcher (Lord Aster) National Tour; Right Genovese) Maine State Music Theatre; Grease You Are! (Centuri) Cherry Lane; The Game’s (Marty) Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma; Camelot (Guinevere) Mt. Gretna Afoot! (Felix) Gretna; Love, Anton (Anton Theatre. Proud Oklahoma City University Alum, founding member of Chekhov) Griffin Theatre; The Astonishing Core Artist Ensemble Theatre Company. Member of Actor ’s Equity Times of Timothy Cratchit (Guido Grimaldi) The Association. TV: Law & Order SVU; Instagram: @Tborelli; Twitter: Workshop Theatre; Twelfth Night (Aguecheek) @TiffanBorelli; www.TiffanBorelli.com Glass Eye; as well as work with Clubbed Thumb, The Director ’s Company, Naked Angels, Primary Stages, Trevor Dorner (u/s Jerry Lee Lewis) and the Dorset Theatre Festival. is thrilled to be joining the company of Million Dollar Quartet! After receiving a Bachelor of Arts Steven Lasiter (u/s Carl Perkins, u/s Johnny in Musical Theatre from Ohio Northern Cash, u/s Sam Phillips) is thrilled to be working University in Ada; he moved to New York City on such an amazing show with such an where he works as a rehearsal pianist, amazing group of people. Hailing from accompanist, and vocal coach when he’s not Beaumont, Texas, some of Steven’s favorite onstage. Favorite theatre credits include The roles have been in The Buddy Full Monty (Engeman Theatre); Sister Act (Arts Holly Story, Dennis Sanders in Smoke on the Center of Coastal Carolina); and numerous other productions such Mountain, Steve in the national touring as Company, Nine, Reefer Madness, and Measure for Measure. production of : The Music of Johnny Cash, and Dr. www.trevordorner.com Frank ‘N’ Furter in The Rocky Horror Show. Enjoy the show, and let’s rock ‘n’ roll! Daniel Durston* (Elvis Presley) Professional musician credits include: Bill Morey (Brother Jay) Memphis the Musical (National Tour); has performed in tribute acts, Rock and Roll Flashdance: The Musical (National Tour); For bands and on many national tours and The Record: The Brat Pack (Norwegian Cruise international engagements. Tours: BUDDY: Line); For The Record: Scorsese (Regional); The Buddy Holly Story (starring as Vans Warped Tour (2016). For updates and bassist, Joe B. Maudlin); Smokey Joe’s Cafe, original music, visit www.danieldurston.com (20th Anniversary National Tour starring the and follow @DowntownDurston Coasters). As a bass player, Bill has managed to develop an organic slap bass style, as well as demonstrating Angie Fisher (u/s Dyanne) some wild and crazy bass antics, that tips the hat to some of his She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in major influences, such as Bill Black (Elvis Presley’s bassist), Musical Theater from Southern Illinois Marshall Lytle ( and the Comets bassist), and Willie Dixon University - Carbondale. She has been with (Chess Records). www.BillMoreyBass.com Barter Theatre for over two years now as a Barter Player. Previous roles here include Meg Peter Oyloe* (Johnny Cash) in A Wrinkle in a Time, Billy in Frosty: The He has played Hank Williams in Hank Williams: Musical, ensemble in Mamma Mia!, Abetta in Lost Highway at many theaters including: last year’s miniproduction of An Impossible Combination and Clarence Brown Theatre, Merry Go Round Lulu/Irene in Footloose. Playhouse, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park (LCT Award Best Lead Actor, Musical), Taylor Gray* (Jerry Lee Lewis) Filament Theatre Ensemble (Jeff Award Best is thrilled to return to Sun Records as the Killer! Lead Actor, Musical). Other credits: Search: Previous Million Dollar Quartet (Jerry Lee) Paul Clayton (Paul Clayton) Martha’s Vineyard Playhouse, Off credits: Geva Theatre Center (director Hunter Broadway; Juno (Timeline Theatre), Passion (Giorgio) Theo Ubique Foster); Actors Theatre of Indiana (Music (Jeff Award Best Musical); Elling (Kjell) Redtwist Theatre (Jeff Director), 2016 National Tour. Other credits: A Award Nom. Best Actor); The Pillowman (Michael) Jeff Award, Best Night With Janis Joplin National Tour Supporting Actor); Equus (Alan Strang ) Jeff Award, Best Actor; (Assistant Music Director/Keyboard). He holds Phantom (Phantom) Porchlight Musical Theatre; Cherry Smoke a Bachelors in Musical Theatre from University (The Side Project); Baal (TUTA). Film: In Love With A Nun (Cannes at Buffalo. Favorite UB credits: Grease (Doody); Rocky Horror (Riff Selection); TV: Chicago PD and others. www.peteroyloe.com Raff); Les Miz (Jean Valjean). He arranges and produces a cappella recordings and karaoke tracks under his company TIG Music. Love Jon Rossi (Music Director/Fluke) to family, friends, and the entire cast! taylorigray.com tigmusic.net Excited to return to Sun Records as music director and the role of Fluke, in this production Austin Hohnke* (Carl Perkins) of MDQ! Previous national tours include A This marks his second time channeling the Night with Janis Joplin (2017-18); Million Dollar Father of after performing the role at Quartet (2015-16); Smokey Joe’s Café (2014- New Stage Theatre in Jackson, Mississippi. 15). National acts include The Coasters and Other favorite credits include Ring of Fire (Seven The Rave-Ons. When not on tour, Jon is often Angels Theatre), Legally Blonde (Ogunquit heard playing at regional theatres across the Playhouse), MuchAdo About Nothing, The 39 country and doing studio work. Jon proudly endorses Saluda Steps (Merely Players). Cymbals. www.rossidrums.com #dinosaurs

WHO’S WHO Colin Escott (Co-Author) Detroit, Michigan. He has worked as Technical Director for The He is the author of Good Rockin’ Tonight: Sun Records and The Paramount Center for The Arts in Bristol, Tennessee, and as Birth of Rock ‘n’ Roll, the first in-depth account of the Sun Records Assistant Technical Director at Southeast Missouri State University. story. His book Hank Williams – The Biography has been adapted He was also a crew captain and pyrotechnician for Dubai’s 2014, into the movie I Saw the Light, starring Tom Hiddleston and Guinness World Record- winning, New Year ’s Eve fireworks Elizabeth Olsen. His multi-CD box set, The Complete Hank Williams, display. Andrew has been a guest designer around the country and won a Grammy, and another of his productions, B.B. King – King of has designed more than 50 productions for Barter, including: The the Blues, was nominated for a Grammy. Million Dollar Quartet 39 Steps, Avenue Q, Thicker Than Water, Mamma Mia!, Chicago, received three Tony nominations, including Best Book and Best Peter and the Starcatcher, and Big Fish. Musical. Escott was part of the writing/producing team adapting the show for CMT/Viacom. The first season aired in 2016. Tony Angelini (Sound Designer) has designed with some of the best companies in the United States, Floyd Mutrux (Original Concept, Director, and Co-Author) including: The Kennedy Center, Signature Theatre, Ford’s Theatre, apprenticed at the Alley Theatre in Houston and worked at Second Utah Shakespeare Festival, San Diego Repertory, Shakespeare City in Chicago; he attended Columbia University. He has Theatre Company, and Florida Studio Theatre. In New York, he has conceived, written, directed, or produced 50 films, including Dusty worked with Hip Pocket Productions, Turtle Shell Productions, O and Sweets McGee; Freebie and the Bean; Aloha, Bobby and Rose; Productions, and The Manhattan Arts Institute. Tony is resident The Hollywood Knights; American Hot Wax; ; American sound designer for The Andrew Keegan Theatre Company and Me; Blood In, Blood Out; There Goes My Baby Mulholland ; and Barter Theatre. He is a member of The Dramatist Guild and USA Falls. With his wife Birgitte, he is preparing a new film Moon Over Local 829. Memphis (a rock-and-roll Field of Dreams.) He also cowrote the musical Baby It’s You! With Colin Escott and helped adapt Sun Paul Russell Casting Records, the new television series based on Million Dollar Quartet. (Casting Director) Million Dollar Quartet received three Tony Award nominations in is a director, novelist/author, casting director, and former actor. His 2010, including best book and best musical. career spans 30-plus years involving film, TV, Broadway, and your local Barnes & Noble. As a casting director, he’s been involved with major film studios including: 20th Century Fox, HBO; television Susanne Boulle (Director) networks NBC and CBS. He cast the Drama Desk winning COBB Her directing career began at Barter Theatre, many moons ago. Civil War Voices, Blackbird, The Blonde, the produced in New York & Los Angeles by Kevin Spacey; the original Select Barter credits: String Fever Pera Palas Brunette and the Vengeful Redhead, The Cat in the Hat, Jacob productions of (starring Cynthia Nixon); American Song Marley’s Christmas Carol, Travels With My Aunt, Pow’r In The (Sinan Unel); Woody Guthrie’s (Drama Desk Blood, The Baby Dance, Of Mice and Men, The Tempest, Almost noms.); for the Asolo, San Jose Rep., Barter Theatre and more than American Like Being In Love, Miracles. The Chaos Trade a dozen more regional theaters. As a director featured in In NYC: (by T. Cat Theatre Magazine, The Choking Game Russell worked with legendary playwright John Ford) at The Tank: (Kaitlin Colombo) at IRT A Free Man of Proof, Dog Sees God The Guare directing the regional premiere of Mr. Guare’s Theatre; for The Red Door Theatre, Color Mamma Mia! The Scarlet Pimpernel, Oliver, Bat Boy Private Life of Emily Dickinson Strange , , and . for American Int’l Theatre, ACTING: Make Kindness Affair Play The Russell is the author of the best- selling acting book, , for the Atlantic Theatre/New Works; It Your Business – How to Avoid Mistakes & Achieve Success as a Marriage of Bette and Boo for NYU/453 Studio; The Death of Working Actor (Penguin- Random House). His debut fiction, Wicked Chatterton, The Dad Play for the Actor’s Studio. Bachelor of Fine Journeys (Lethe Press), featuring scandal that trails the hit musical Arts, Western Carolina University. Wicked is set for release soon. www.PaulRussell.net Hana Lee Goff (Set Designer) Megan Barrett* (Stage Manager) is in her third year as one of the resident scenic designers at Barter The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time; Theatre and worked as the assistant scenic artist for almost two REGIONAL: Singin’ In the Rain; In the Heights; The Great Society; Priscilla years before moving into her current position. She graduated from Queen of the Desert; Mary Poppins; Tribes; A Christmas Carol; the University of Oklahoma in Norman with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre with an emphasis in Scenic Design. Her favorite shows Evita; All the Way; A Year With Frog and Toad; Tommy; In the Next include: Winter Wheat, Over The River and Through the Woods, Room, or the Vibrator Play; Gospel at Colonus; The Three Little Mary’s Wedding and Uncanny Valley. Pigs at ZACH Theatre. OTHER THEATRE: The Invention of Love and Macbeth at Austin Shakespeare; Blood Brothers and The Merry Lee Alexander Martin (Costume Designer) Wives of Windsor at Texas Shakespeare Festival; Into the Woods Recent designs include: Footloose, Love Sex and The IRS, The and The Fantasticks at Western Playhouse. Megan holds an MFA Starving, Hollywood Confidential, Driving Miss Daisy, The in Stage Management from CalArts. She is a proud member of Understudy, The Doyle and Debbie Show, 1984, Winter Wheat, Actors’ Equity Association. Peter James’ The Perfect Murder, Over the River and Through the Woods, and Uncanny Valley, as well as co-designing costumes for Gershwin Entertainment (Producer) Peter and The Star Catcher and Something Wicked This Way is a diversified entertainment production and marketing agency Comes. Lee has previously worked for The Virginia Shakespeare founded by industry veteran Todd Gershwin. Gershwin Festival in Williamsburg, Virginia. The Lost Colony, the nation’s Entertainment specializes in live events, theatrical touring, and longest-running symphonic drama performed on North Carolina’s sports marketing. Gershwin has developed and produced Outer Banks and Shakespeare Theatre New Jersey in Madison. Lee numerous successful theatrical productions, concerts and tours for attained his Master of Fine Arts from the University of Florida in various iconic brands. Current North American touring projects Gainesville. include: A Charlie Brown Christmas Live on Stage, Million Dollar Quartet, PBS Kids Live, Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer the Andrew Morehouse (Lighting Designer) Musical, American Rhapsody, and Born For This. has served Barter for seven years as resident lighting designer and master electrician. Andrew received a Master of Fine Arts in Lighting Design from Wayne State University’s Hilberry Theatre in WHO’S WHO Richard Rose (Producing Artistic Director) TN 37203. All rights reserved. Used by permission. “Ghost Riders” is now in his 25th year at Barter Theatre, and is only the third artistic (Stan Jones) © MPL Music Publishing Inc. All rights reserved. Used director in the historic theatre’s 84-year history. His original by permission Edwin H. Morris & Company. “See You Later adaptations of plays have been extremely popular and include: It’s Alligator” (Robert Guidry) © Arc Music Corp. All rights reserved. A Wonderful Life, A Christmas Carol, Dracula!, Frankenstein Used by permission. “Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On” (Curly (acknowledged as one of the best new regional theatre plays of the Williams) © 1997 N’Mani Entertainment Co. (ASCAP). All rights year), and the wildly popular Sherlock Holmes & the Hound of the reserved. Used by permission. Baskervilles. In 2015, Rick led the theatre to unparalleled success while directing: Anything Goes, Mary Poppins, Curtains, The Understudy and Miracle on 34th Street. Rick currently serves on the TOUR STAFF Tourism Committee for the Virginia Chamber of Commerce as well as the board of Virginians for the Arts. Rick did post-graduate work at New York University, has a Master of Fine Arts from the University Company Manager ...... Landon Shaw of California, Davis, and a Bachelor of Arts from St. Norbert College, Stage Manager ...... Megan Barrett DePere, Wisconsin, where he was honored with the “Distinguished Music Director ...... Jon Rossi Achievement Award in Humanities.” Assistant Producer ...... Matt Fruitman Production Manager ...... Jennifer Kules SONG CREDITS Technical Director ...... Glenn Stratakes Head Electrician ...... Erin Kellam “Blue Suede Shoes” (Carl L. Perkins) © MPL Music Publishing Inc. Head Sound Engineer...... Chris Wilson All rights reserved. Used by permission of Wren Music Co., o/b/o Wardrobe/Crew Swing ...... Liz Rankin Carl Perkins Music Inc. “Real Wild Child” (John O'Keefe, John Production Wardrobe Supervisor ...... Angela Dittmar Greenan, Dave Owens) © MPL Music Publishing Inc. All rights Sponsorship and Corporate Relations ...... Tim Roth reserved. Used by permission of Wren Music Co. “Matchbox” (Carl Website Creation ...... PixelSmith & Co. L. Perkins) © MPL Music Publishing Inc. All rights reserved. Used Social Media…………………………Tellem Grody Public Relations by permission of Wren Music Co. o/b/o Carl Perkins Music Inc. “Who Sponsorship and Promotion Development ...... Cindy Raymond Do You Love?” (Ellas McDaniel) © ARC Music Corp. All rights reserved. Used by permission. “Folsom Prison Blues” (John R. Banking ...... Adler, Levy, Jee & Lubin Wealth Management/ Cash) Published by House of Cash, Inc. Administered by Bug Music Wells Fargo Advisors Inc All rights reserved. Used by permission. “Fever” (Eddie Cooley, Insurance...... Aon/Albert G. Ruben Insurance Services/ Johnny Davenport) © Carlin America Music/Windswept Pacific Claudia B. Kaufman Music Publishing. Published by Fort Knox Music, Inc. All rights Accountants ...... Marks Paneth reserved. Used by permission. “Memories Are Made of This”- (Terry Legal Counsel ...... Loeb & Loeb Gilkyson, Richard Dehr, Frank Miller) © EMI Blackwood Music, Inc. Merchandise ...... Encore Merchandising (BMI) All rights reserved. Used by permission. “That's All Right” Travel and Housing ...... Road Concierge (Arthur Crudup) © 1947 (renewed). Unichappell Music Inc. (BMI) Trucking ...... Clark Transfer and Crudup Music (BMI). All rights administered by Unichappell Music Inc. All rights reserved. Used by permission. “Brown Eyed Handsome Man” () © Arc Music Corp. All rights reserved. Used by permission. “Down by the Riverside” (Traditional; OFFICIAL WEBSITE arranged by Chuck Mead), © Zoilink Music. All rights administered by Coburn Music. All rights reserved. Used by permission. “Sixteen www.milliondollarquartet.net Tons” (music by Merle Travis; lyrics by Merle Travis) © Merle’s Girls Music. All rights reserved. Used by permission. “My Babe” (Willie Dixon) © Bug Music, Inc. o/b/o Hoochie Coochie Music (BMI). All *The actors and stage managers employed in right reserved. Used by permission. “Long Tall Sally” (Robert this production are members of Actors’ Equity Blackwell, Enotris Johnson, Richard Penniman) © Sony/ATV Music Association, the union of professional actors Publishing LLC. All rights reserved. Used by permission. “Peace in and stage managers in the United States. the Valley” (Thomas A. Dorsey) © (renewed) 1939 Warner- Tamerlane Publishing Corp (BMI). All rights reserved. Used by Barter Theatre is a member of the League of permission. “” (John R. Cash) Published by House of Resident Theatres (LORT), a national Cash, Inc. Administered by BugMusic Inc. All rights reserved. Used association of professional non-profit theatres. by permission. “I Hear You Knocking” (Dave Bartholomew, Pearl King) © EMI Unart Catalog Inc. All rights reserved. Used by Warning permission. “Party” (Jessie Mae Robinson) © MPL Music Publishing Inc. All rights reserved. Used by permission. “Great Balls of Fire” The photographing or sound recording of any (Otis Blackwell, Jack Hammer) © 1957 (renewed), Unichappell performance or the possession of any device Music Inc. (BMI), Mijac Music (BMI), Chappell & Co., Inc. (ASCAP) for such photographing or sound recording and Mystical LightMusic. (ASCAP). All rights reserved on behalf of inside this theatre, without the written itself and Mijac Music, administered by Unichappell Music Inc. All permission of the management is prohibited by law. Violators rights reserved on behalf of itself and Mystical Light Music, may be punished by ejection and violations may render the administered by Chappell & Co., Inc. All rights reserved. Used by offender liable for monetary damages. permission. “Down by the Riverside” (Reprise). “Hound Dog” (Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller). Published by Sony/ATV Songs LLC. 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MACOMB CIRCLE Roy and Bonnie Cobean Jim and Jan Kohler Richard and Susan Bingham Valerie Corbett Patricia Labadie Julius Cicchini Nancy and William Duemling Robert T. La Porte First State Bank Joellyn and Jack Ellis Melanie R. Lee Fran Kobe Gordon and Joyce Gregory Mr. and Mrs. P. Lloyd The Kresge Foundation Bruce and Sharon Hoilman Albert and Katherine Lorenzo Oliver Dewey Marcks Foundation Dr. Arnold Kummerow Leonard and Beverley Lukomski Michigan Council for Arts and Kim and Larry Miller Jinny Mascali Cultural Affairs Yvonne and Robert Ochmanski Happy Matheodakis Donald, Dawn and Pamela Chuck and Evelyn McAnelly PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Oehmke and Mike and Claudia Lesley Argiri and Brian Green Sonya K. Brett Memorial McDonald Endowed Fund for Cultural Susan Patzer Kathleen and Joseph McInerney Enrichment Programs Bill and Karen Rexin Carol McLaughlin A. Mechlenbacher GRAND BENEFACTOR GOLD CIRCLE Jeff and Ann Michaeli GE Foundation Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Miller Sandi Jones Alumni Robert F. and Barbara S. Miller John E. and Elizabeth Kacir Judy and Paul Anders Reva and Carl Misch William and Renee Moussiaux Laura A. Arens Daniel and Shirley Moore Deborah J. Remer Al Barker Larry and Bernadette Morris Michigan Opera Theatre Claren L. Bannon Mary Neff John and Beverly Beirne Ms. Giovanina Palmieri BENEFACTOR Bob and Kathy Bielinski Nancy Schroth-Pavlosky Anonymous Lynne D. Bondy John and Sharon Randall Virginia Curatolo Kathleen and Bob Brevick Chris and Debbie Reemmer Gene and Nancy Bates Patricia Ann Brown Denise Reynolds Eastpointe Lions Club Scott and Dana Buchowski Janet Rozan The Elliott Family Jacqueline Bush Stephen and Julie Saph Joyce Franzone Evelyn Chereson Drs. James and Linda Sawyer John G. Fuller Roetta and Richard Cherry Glen Scharpf Linda and Roger Geary Community Foundation for Walter and JoAnn Schirmacher Suzanne Harris Southeast Michigan Norm and Linda Schlafmann Frank and Nancy Kramarczyk Beverly Coppens David and Judy Sigler Lutheran Fraternities of America, Arthur and Greta Curnow Sikora & Associates CBCF Paul W. Cusmano Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Sperry Irene Mazur Bob and Barbara Debrowsky Jim and Kay Stano Patricia Medlin Mrs. Trena L. Dernay Marlene D. Stoll Mr. and Mrs. Walter Olejniczak, Jeanne DeSilva Jeffrey J. Stumpf and Katherine Jr. Bill and Judy Diehl M. Stumpf Geraldine Scaduto Jim and Shirley Doering George and Mary Tewksbury Benna and Gary Schultz Dottie and Larry Dubyak Robert R. Turczyn Michael and Rosemary Somyak East Macomb Association of Dolphine Van Marcke Rick and Gail Straughen Retired School Personnel Edward Wachlarz Wayne A. Weber Dr. and Mrs. Charles D. Eisenman Gerald and Carol Wilk Bill Westrick Debbie Giganic Robert and Denise Williams John M. Wilk, Jr. Gretchen and Raymond Glime SILVER CIRCLE Richard Zimmerman Anthony and Margaret Gricus Howard D. Harry Anonymous SAPPHIRE CIRCLE Fred and Nancy Hathaway Anonymous 9G Denise Poplack Nancy Hatherly Monica Adams PLATINUM CIRCLE Alan and Iris Havrilla Karen and Steve Anderson Cheri and Ken Hegler-Trameri Donald G. Apfel Anonymous Cyndi Homeyer Lois S. Appel Frances Babisch Timothy and Cynthia Jarrett Libby and Sam Argiri Walter and Mary Ann Boguslaw Nancy and Rad Jones The Augustine Family Christine Bonkowski David and May Kamon 2017–2018 Contributors to Macomb Center & Lorenzo Cultural Center

Continued Roger and Joanie Balwinski Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hajdas Meghan Mott and Jay Swanson Carole Bannister Valerie and Georgie Hammond Marcia Mouatt Claren L. Bannow Lillian G. Hanson Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Murray Victoria Barrows Milo and Gisela Hayes Tom and Betty Musson Dr. Marna L. Beard Sharron Henderson Jan and Felicia Nagalski Lynnora Beaubien Margaret Hepke D.O. and Mark Richard Nelson Leona Beusterien Hepke Marilyn M. Nielsen Duane and Lillian Birell Susan Huhn Art and Celeste Noel Jean Boeger IBM International Foundation George and Gloria Olman Vincent and Joanne Bongiorno Marti and Tom Iwanicki Gary and Joyce Owen Fran Brown Lois Jackman Ginny Palubin Sanna Cammarata Dorothy Jarczynski Carol Paton Linda Chambers Jeffery and Earlene Jeffery Gerri Lynne Pavone Rose Marie Ciccone George and Noreen Johnson Janet Penzak Donald and Judy Comfort Michael and Caroline Johnson Don and Gretchen Peterson Thomas Cook Linda L. Johnston Donna and Bill Polom Thomas and Rachel Cook Barbara Jozefowicz Norm and Chris Purzycki Mary and Robert Crass Michelle Juras Frank and Elaine Ramacciato Marilyn S. Creelman William and Mary Lou Kalb Mr. and Mrs. Robert Randlett Janice Cross Sandy and Curt Karaban Mr. and Mrs. Art Rathke Gini Cross Richard and Kathy Karschnia Marie Rees Paula D’Ambrosio Suzanne Keller Jean and Gerald Rehfeldt Mike and Bird Daugherty Tom Keller Gary and Paula Reid Douglas and Deborah De Meester Harry and Gigi Kelm Ken and Sally Reygaert Karen Debgupta Barb and Rich Kennedy William and Madelyn Rice Bill Dee Judy Kilian Mitch and Angie Ritter Fred Dehnke Claudia Kirkland Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rouhib Sandra Deneka Blondine Klimach Ronald and Ester Runyon James and Maria DeKimpe Norma J. Kohl Nancy Salden Scott Docherty Sharyanne and Dr. Arnold Kollin Anthony and Evelyn Sammut Sally Durzo Phil and Becki Konkel John and Mary Satawa Dee and John Elbode Greg and Karen Kontry Jennifer Scarsella Karen and John Ermanni Earl and Ellen Kraft John and Jeannette Schirle Louis and Paula Farago Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kraszewski Charles and Marilynn Seehase Anharid Farrell Marie Large Dr. Mark E. Sikorski Lou and Merle Fazzini Daniel and Deborah Laskowski Mr. and Mrs. Martin W. Sirowatka Carolyn Feddersen Kathy Lauer Gail S. Sowinski Marlene D. Fletcher James and Laura Lavigne Beverly L. Stakov Cate Foltin Marsha L. Leiphart Dorothy Steiger Mike and Judy Forrester Steve and Kim Lemm Fred J. Strozeski Greg and Ann Friedmann Don and Patricia Lewandowski Ronald and Deborah Sugg Valerie Gach Kelly and Deb Linford Bob and Denise Swalec Clarence Gajewski Bonnie J. Long Bob and Camille Szostak Michael and Sharon Gallo Thomas and Clara Loria Mr. and Mrs. Philip Taravella John and Stella Gammicchia Pat Lutz Edle Taylor David and Nancy Gardner Mary Lou Maas John Thomas Rick and Sandy Gentry Wayne and Nancy MacDonald Renata M. Tranchida Richard and Carole Giovannini Carl Maron Paul and Catherine Tulikangas David and Patricia Giuliani Barb Marten Loretta Turner Karen and Rich Gluski Jane Martin Joseph and Kathy Turri and Carol Golec Gary and Jeanne McDonald Family Robert and Martha Gongle James and Rebecca McLennan Elaine Van Boemel Frank W. Gordon Rosemary Mentz Richard Grosse MI-ACE Women’s Network George and Judy Grozde John Moroun Bob and Geri Gura Bill and Nadine Mott Constance Guzik Margery E. Motter 2017–2018 Contributors to Macomb Center & Lorenzo Cultural Center

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David R. and Linda A. Wallace Edie Coussens Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Hurlbert Jerome and May Ann Wasik David A. Coutts Judy and Bob Iwasko Lori Weber J. Covatch Rosemarie Jerzylo Mrs. Donna K. Wetzel Tom and Julie Cover Diane Johnson Anastasia Whalen Thomas and Audrey Craft John and Maryanne Johnson Steve and Lori Wingert John and Sherrill Cronin Susan Johnson William Wiseman Rosemary Cumming and Charlie Chuck and Liz Kaiser William and Barbara Wood Frank Cusmano Gerald Kanka Dr. David and Patty Wolshon Clement and Christine D’Angela Mrs. Nancy Katynski Thomas Wopinsky Maureen DeMeulenaere Dianne Kerner Patricia Yakubison Rowena Demio Bill and Barbara Kidwell Nancy Yelencich Lawrence and Brenda Dick Mr. and Mrs. Ed Klonowski Donald and Roseann Young Jack and Cheryl DiGiovanni Sandra Koukoulas Roberta E. Young Shelly Dittmar Rev. Norm and Gale Koy Anna Zajdel Matt and Cathy Dlugolecki C. Paty Kozlowski-Hansen Zdaino Family James and Sharon Domanski Darlene and Ken Krause Norm Dziadzio Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. BRONZE CIRCLE Mrs. Richard Duby Krolikowski Anonymous Susan Dworkin Robert and Donna Kruse Lisa Almeranti Mrs. Betty Ebert Conrad Kruzman James A. Anderson Terry and Debra Entwistle Anne Kucher Vi Avolio Jim and Daryl Lynn Essig Chris Kuclo Marilynn Bacyinski Lynn Falloni Virginia Kyro Sara Bailey Patricia A. Feighan Richard and Joan Landuyt Maria Balaz Etta Feltes Bernadine Lee Christopher Barden Michael and Mary Flannery Brenda Lewis Robert and Patricia Bartoy Linda Flynn Ray Lievens Gail and Dave Berlinghoff Mr. and Mrs. D. Fouchey Barbara Limberger Dr. and Mrs. Robert Besler Barbara E. Fox Sylvia Lohr William and Joan Black Al and Tina Fragnoli Constantine and Barbara Loupes Melvyn Blackford Ms. Barbara Gaves George A. Lutfy Sharon and Frederick Blair Larry and Janet Gniatczyk Gerald Lyne Christine Bohn Kevin and Judy Gombar Joseph Maciolek Kimberly Boustany Mary E. Gottler Sharon Macks Elaine Bozin Bob and Nancy Graham Walter and Virginia Magreta Thomas Bradley Graphic Visions Inc. Eleanor M. Majchrzak Briggs Family Robert C. Gregory and Janice Irene Mandziara David Buchesky Tessier Paul and Mary Lou Mandziara Larry Bukowski Kathryn Hajjar and Family James L. Maniere, Sr. Mike Burch Robert D. Hajduk Rosemarie Marchese Bill and Linda Burtt Elisabeth Hall Elaine T. Marcotte Roger and Mary Byrd Richard and Eleanore Hamlin Lucia Marshall Kathy and Dave Caldwell George and Donna Hardy Joseph Martino Steve and Marsha Candela Patricia Hardy Ms. Nancy J. Massa Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Carlin Rachael Harla Darlene Massaria Rose Carriere Harper Metro CT Partnership Lisa Mastalier Timothy Carter Marianne H. Harris Paul Mazur Robert and Patricia Cavalli Florence Hayman- New Baltimore Richard and Rosemary Mazurek D. Champagne City Council Chuck and Roxanne McQueen Betty Chiaverotti Glenn and Dorothy Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Melcher John and Maryann Chupa Judith Helms Mark S. Metry PLLC Patrick Clarke James and Marietta Hicks Ruth E. Meyers David W. Colling Peter and Barbara Hoadley Patricia A. Michelin Joan L. Conner Dona Hodur Edith Miller George and Eva Corey Jo Anne Horton Joanie Miller and Pat Kienman Helen Corona Margaret Houston Lorraine Weichel Miller Ken and Sharron Corrigan Denise and Daniel Huffman Gail and Jane Minnick 2017–2018 Contributors to Macomb Center & Lorenzo Cultural Center

Continued Kurt and Sandy Schaefer Dave and Cheryl Viola Linda S. Moffat Alex and Jo-Ann Schaffer W. Fred Vollmers Cecilia Moloney Fred and Christine Scheuerman Sandra Walko Suzanne Mueller Arthur and Sarah Schill Jacqueline E. Wanner Walter Muklewicz Gerald and Denise Schneider Val and Juanita Washburn Sylvia Myers Sue Schrade Madeline Warner David Neebes Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Schultz Lee and Judith Watson M. Novak Tom and Sandy Sees Lori Weber Donna Jean Oloff Ted and Karen Segatti Julie Weldon Barbara Orr Cynthia Sevilla Tony and Deb Wesenberg Frank and Gail Palazzolo Joan Sheen Kathryn White Jerry and Carol Palazzolo Raymond and Lorrayne Sherban Rosalie Wild Richard and Genie Palmer Nina E. Sherrerd Henry Winokur Gerald L.M. Parks Linda Silvonen Daniel Wois John and Marianne Parthum Kathleen A. Sitzman Barbara Wojtas Kathleen J. Parzynski Mary Lou Skrzyniarz Eleanor Yanssens Richard and Susan Paul Ron and Charlene Smith Catherine Zablocki Cathy Pennington Susan Mooney Smith John and Rose Zawislak Dr. and Mrs. Claus Petermann Barb and Clay Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Zemke Janice Petrie Remo and Angeline Spalvieri Joe and Barbara Zerillo Joe and Fran Phillips Fred and Carol Spears Fred and Barb Pinkerton David and Patricia Speilburg James and Rosemary Piontek Charlene St. Pierre Bob and Liz Popp Sandra Stark Mr. and Mrs. James W. Potter, Sr. Louis W. and Janet L. Steigerwald Marvin Prielipp Mr. and Mrs. David Stephens Greg Puscas Theresa Sternicki Carole Quadrozzi Dr. Mark and Linda Stout Joyce and William Rampenthal George and Bea Stump Michael R. Randall and Marcia Madison Mel and Marie Szlag Larry and Barb Raniszeski Bonnie Jo Tabor Douglas and Caroline Reid Paul and Nadine Thacker Arlene Reinhart Bob and Peggy Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Relyea Patricia Thomas Vivian Remsey Melissa Tocco Tom Rinehart Larry Tomenello Frank P. Ritchie Mark and Karen Tominac Denise, Andrew and Amelia Eileen S. Treppa Char and Gary Rochfort Dennis and Carol Turala Doug Rogers Don Ukrainec Ms. Sharon Rommeck Marion G. Upper Francine Rosemberg Vicky Urbanik John Rutt Lawrence and Gertrude VanOverbeke Ally Ryder Mark and Denise VanSile Don and Pat Sandstrom Kathy Vaughan-Parker 2017–2018 tributes

IN MEMORY OF: MARY AND BOB HUHN HENRY, ELEANOR AND Ms. Susan F. Huhn MIDGE PALUBIN EMILY AND CHARLES AIRY Ms. Virginia H. Palubin Suzanne Mueller PATRICIA ISAACSON Marion G. Upper JOYCE PELTO PATRICIA A. APFEL Constance M. Guzik Donald G. Apfel JOHN J. JARKA Contributor: Tom Rinehart NANCY PLETOS GRANDSON ALEXANDER Ms. Sylvia Pletos Ms. Frances Babisch JOHN J. JARKA Contributor: Kathryn Hajjar and MRS. WANDA MARY BARKER Family POROCHOWNIK Mr. Albert Barker Mr. and Mrs. John Cronin MARK GREGORY JARRETT CLEMENT BOMMARITO Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Jarrett DARLENE KAY PRIELIPP Mrs. Helen Bommarito Mr. Marvin H. Prielipp THOMAS JOZEFOWICZ RONALD L. BONKOWSKI Mrs. Barbara Jozefowicz MARSHA RANDALL Mrs. Christine Bonkowski Mr. Michael R. Randall MICHAEL KILIAN DEAN WALTER BRADLEY Mrs. Judith A. Kilian LLOYD RASKIN Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Dubyak Gerald Kanka TILLIE KOCHANOWICZ ENOLA DAWKINS BELL Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. ELLA LEE REMSEY Naomi Edwards Gniatczyk Vivian Remsey GREGORY P. BRUEN JASON SOMYAK Ms. Janice M. Cross JEROME KOZLOWSKI Mrs. Cimmyra Paty Kozlowski- Michael and Rosemary Somyak DORIS BUSH Hansen IRENE STEVENSON Ms. Jacqueline Bush JOYCE KUHN Ms. Frances Kobe ANNA AND FELICIA Constance M. Guzik EDDY TABACZUK CICCHINI Mr. and Mrs. Michael Katynski Julius Cicchini DOROTHY L. LA PORTE Mr. Robert T. La Porte BARBARA A. THOMAS LARRY CORONA Mr. John Thomas Helen Corona RALPH LABADIE Mrs. Patricia H. Labadie MARY TOOR JAMES COUSSENS Victoria Barrows Contributor: Edie Coussens RAYMOND E. LEE Mrs. Melanie R. Lee JAMES V. TRANCHIDA GIZELLA COUTTS Mrs. Renata M. Tranchida Mr. David A. Coutts PETER R. MAAS Mrs. Mary Lou Maas GARY R. TREPPA RICHARD CUMMING Mrs. Eileen S. Treppa Ms. Rosemary G. Cumming DOLORES MAAS MRUK Ms. Dona Hodur NORM AND CATHY TERI DEE VERMEERSCH Mr. William H. Dee, Jr. DOLLY MANIERE Mr. James L. Maniere, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Viola NANCY A. DEHNKE JERRY TURNER Mr. Fred W. Dehnke KRISTIN MARLEY Marlene D. Fletcher Loretta Turner KEVIN G. DERNAY JOSEPH G. WETZEL Mrs. Trena Dernay BOB MASTER Mrs. Janice R. Master Mrs. Donna K. Wetzel DR. DAVID A. FEIGHAN ELEANOR MINANO ANITA HYBA WILK Mrs. Patricia A. Feighan Victoria Barrows Mr. John M. Wilk, Jr. MICHAEL FRIEDMANN JOAN V. MILLER MARTHA WREN Mr. and Mrs. Gregory G. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Miller Ms. Barbara Orr Friedmann RICHARD AND MARGARET CHARLES AND MARIAN GORDON GIGANIC MOORE WINGERT Mrs. Deborah Jean Giganic Daniel and Shirley Moore Steve and Lori Wingert BLANCHE A. GORDON CHARLES GABRIEL PATRICIA WOOD Frank W. Gordon NASSAR Ms. Jeanne G. DeSilva FRED HAMEL Mr. and Mrs. Lewis D. ROBERT F. WOOD Mr. Frank Ritchie Schlanbusch Ms. Kerrie L. Augustine GRAMPPY (DENNIS) MARGARET E. NEEBES BARBARA J. ZAHRINGER HAMMOND David J. Neebes Carolyn Hardoin, John and Ms. Valerie G. Hammond RONALD NEFF Maryann Chupa WILLIAM HANSON Mrs. Mary Neff IN HONOR OF: Ms. Lillian G. Hanson HAROLD AND ELIZABETH ROBERT AND NATALIE OEHMKE ALLOR WOMEN HEGLER Donald, Dawn, and Pamela Mrs. Judith M. Covatch Ms. Cheryl L. Hegler-Trameri Oehmke and Mike and Claudia Green MICHAEL COUSINS Ms. Kimberly Boustany DREW AND DYLAN DERNAY Mrs. Trena Dernay FRANK DURZO Sally Durzo LORE KOPP GBU Financial Life MARY ANN JARRETT AND KATHY RIPULLO Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Jarrett MARY MCMURRAY Ms. Diane Johnson JENIFER MOCERI AND JOSHUA POPP Bob and Liz Popp

Remember friends and relatives through a contribution to the Macomb Center for the Performing Arts and Lorenzo Cultural Center. The College gratefully acknowledges these gifts with a letter to the family on behalf of the College and the donor. Gifts, whether large or small, help ensure that the Macomb Center and Lorenzo Cultural Center will continue to serve as a vital cultural resource for the community in coming years. All contributions are tax-deductible within the limits provided by law. In planning your estate, please remember the Macomb Center for the Performing Arts and Lorenzo Cultural Center. For information on making a planned gift, please contact Christina Ayar at 586.445.2082 or [email protected].

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