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milwaukee FOOTNOTES Get to Know Our Host for the 2019 Footlights People’s Choice Awards: Comedian and Producer Matt Kemple By Stephanie Harte

Matt Kemple is a true DIY kind of guy. After totally do that.’ I don’t think other cities are graduating from St. Norbert College, as the necessarily as supportive.” only theater major in the class of 2002, he thought he was destined to be an actor. Kemple’s path to becoming an actor began to verge when he started to work on set building Today, his job titles include executive producer and lighting design in his home state of Ohio and founder of Milwaukee Comedy and the post-graduation. He says this experience Milwaukee Comedy Festival, manager and helped him understand all the different founder of the Underground Collaborative, and facets of theater, which then snowballed into co-producer and founder of the Milwaukee producing. Fringe Festival, a performing and visual arts extravaganza that began in 2016. “I realized I could still get that feeling I got from being on stage and acting, sometimes He will also be the host for the third annual even more so, from standing on the sidelines Footlights People’s Choice Awards, which will and putting something together,” he says. be held Saturday, June 22 at the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts. Shortly after moving to Milwaukee, Kemple helped start Pink Banana Theatre Company, a “I’m one of those people where if I see nonprofit dedicated to providing professional something that should exist, I make it exist, opportunities to emerging artists. Kemple Kemple says. “Milwaukee kind of just has this explains that due to the lack of small vibe of people that won’t necessarily do it independent theater happening in Milwaukee for you, but they will be like, ‘yea you should at the time, recent theater graduates from area colleges were having trouble finding opportunities.

Matt Kemple presenting at the inaugural Footlights “You couldn’t get jobs with the larger, more Awards. Photo by Anne professional companies unless you had non- Kenny Photography. professional experience,” Kemple explains. “It was sort of this Catch-22. This company was created out of a void and a need for people to get more experience.” milwaukee FOOTNOTES Kemple (far right) with the Milwaukee Fringe Festival team.

Although the company disbanded in 2015, Pink Banana produced hundreds of one acts by local writers and two full-length shows a year. Pink Banana’s shows were targeted towards audiences in their late teens and early 20s.

“Looking back, we didn’t really think much of it, but we gave a lot of opportunities for people to create new work,” Kemple says. “You could really push the limits in tiny black box spaces. We put things up with extension cords and no resources, but you can do some “Matt is an incredibly hard-working, big- really raw theater and some cool stuff came hearted visionary, deeply devoted to out of that.” Milwaukee’s comedy and fringe arts scenes,” Schneider says. “ His role in the growth Since Pink Banana lacked funds to rent and development of comedy and new, spaces, company members commonly hosted experimental art in Milwaukee continues to be rehearsals in their living rooms and performed invaluable.” in warehouses and storefronts. Finally, Kemple founded the Underground Collaborative in Kemple’s love for comedy stemmed from 2012, an event venue in the lower level of the his theater background and playing improv th Grand Avenue Mall. Today, the space features games in college. Celebrating its 14 year in a theater, art gallery, administrative offices August 2019, the Milwaukee Comedy Festival and rehearsal studios. was originally called the Sketch and Improv Festival. The name changed to what it is now John Schneider, one of the co-founders of in 2007 after stand up comedy got added to the Milwaukee Fringe Festival with Kemple, the lineup. describes the Underground Collaborative as a vital hub for artists who work outside Today, the Milwaukee Comedy Festival is the Milwaukee’s larger institutions. largest multi-day comedy event in the state of Wisconsin. Along with local talent, the festival features comedians from across the country including New York, Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles, Seattle and Philadelphia, as well as Toronto, Alberta and Vancouver, Canada.

“Comedy is really selfish because I just love laughing,” Kemple says. “It’s a really great way to laugh all the time if you are putting on shows all the time.”

Although the festival is the largest event Milwaukee Comedy hosts, Kemple Kemple introduces an evening of Keg Stand Up at Lakefront Brewery. milwaukee Fringe Festival team FOOTNOTES members pose for a photo backstage at the Marcus Center. Photos courtesy of Matt Kemple.

ensures Milwaukeeans still have places to “I really try and create something that’s unique laugh year-round. Kemple and his crew at and special because people are literally paying Milwaukee Comedy recently doubled the money because they want to feel better,” amount of shows they will produce each Kemple explains. “To bring a group together month from five or six, to ten or 12. Along where they are happy, laughing and having with regional and national headliners at fun, that to me is the most amazing feeling in the Underground Collaborative, Milwaukee the world.” Comedy also hosts Keg Stand Up at Lakefront Brewery and Subjective: A Comedic Showing at Var Gallery and Studios.

About the Awards and Our 2019 Venue, the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts

The Footlights People’s Choice Awards honors with wall-to-wall windows and a floor-to- outstanding performances from the Greater ceiling hand-carved fireplace by artist Susan Milwaukee area, recognizing both professional Falkman. The red carpet will open at 4:30 p.m. and non-professional artists and companies. so you will have plenty of time to mingle and grab a drink before the show starts at 6:30 Nominations and voting are open to the public p.m. at Footlights.com, with nominations running through March 31 and voting through April New this year, Footlights will be offering V.I.P. 30. Performances from April 1, 2018 through tickets, which include up-front event seats, March 31, 2019 qualify for nominations. exclusive preshow hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, a swag bag filled with event merchandise and On June 22, come entertainment by local performing artists in to the Sharon the Ploch Art Gallery. The Ploch Art Gallery’s Lynne Wilson intimate space can accommodate up to Center for the 75 people, and will feature Arts early to a stunning take photos with exhibition by family, friends and Wisconsin artists colleagues on our red carpet in the that rotates Kuttemperoor Grand Hall. The two-story Grand every six to eight Hall offers an open, spacious atmosphere, weeks. milwaukee FOOTNOTES The Footlights Following the People’s awards ceremony Choice will be Footlights’ Awards will largest after party be held in yet, taking over the Harris the entire Wilson Theater, Center. Food and which drinks will be offered includes in the Kuttemperoor over 600 seats and a unique installation of Grand Hall, with hand blown glass birds soaring overhead entertainment by Wisconsin artist Steve Feren. The Harris outside in the Theater’s state-of-the-art sound makes it beautiful Burke ideal for all types of performances during Colonnade. Please visit Footlights.com the ceremony, from choirs and orchestras to for more information and to purchase tickets. musical numbers and theater scenes. Photos courtesy of the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts.

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414-897-8232 Landcrafterslandscaping.com milwaukee FOOTNOTES Introducing Waukesha Civic Theatre’s New Managing Artistic Director: Rhonda Schmidt

In seventh grade, Rhonda Schmidt saw Donny “I view my role as managing artistic director Osmond portray the title character in Joseph as still being a teacher by building people up and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, and to become leaders and helping to navigate left the Chicago Theatre knowing exactly what productions and artistic teams,” Schmidt says. she wanted to do for the rest of her life. “Waukesha is becoming a thriving, booming artistic place. If we can be at the heart of that, “I loved the idea of performance being able I think that’s really important.” to move you, change you,” Schmidt explains. “For each encounter I had with theater after A main goal for Schmidt in her new position (Joseph) it was always, yep, that’s what I am is to promote diversity at all levels of the going to do.” theater, from artists to audience members. A specific company she looks to as an example Schmidt recently became the seventh is the Milwaukee Rep, which withholds a managing artistic director for Waukesha strong mission to tell stories as racially and Civic Theatre, a rare opportunity she says she ethnically diverse as the community it serves. couldn’t pass up. Schmidt previously directed To Kill a Mockingbird for Waukesha Civic “What I love about the Rep so much is their Theatre and has worked with several local beautiful, beautiful diverse casts,” she shares. companies including the Milwaukee Repertory “It’s stunning and I would love for it to be Theater, Skylight Music Theatre and Sunset modeled in our community theaters.” Playhouse. She also served as theater director for University Lake School and Divine Savior Schmidt not only strives to select shows Holy Angels High School. contingent on diversity, but to cast people of color in roles that mainstream media doesn’t typically associate them with, like Asian men in the romantic leads or black women as young scholars.

Another one of Schmidt’s goals is to amplify the buzz around Waukesha Civic Theatre and encourage the community to choose live theater as a main source of entertainment.

“In community theater we need to honor the audience that we’ve had for so many years and really respect and nurture that, but I think we are also building a new group of community theatergoers,” Schmidt explains. “I know the board and I are really interested in initiatives that draw young people to the theater.”

Schmidt admires Waukesha Civic Theatre’s commitment to family, and looks forward to Waukesha Civic Theatre’s 2016 production of “To Kill a POP QUIZ Mockingbird,” which Schmidt ARE YOU… directed. Photo by Carroll an extrovert? Studios Of Photography. good at connecting w/ others? genuine and honest? her own children growing up with the theater, a good communicator? much like the past managing artistic director DO YOU… smile and laugh easily? John Cramer. Schmidt met her husband love the arts? Aaron through Waukesha Civic Theatre when wish for a job w/ benefits and flexibility? she hired him as the lighting designer for a Did you or would someone you know answer yes show she directed. The couple now lives in to all of these questions? Footlights is growing Waukesha with their two kids. and is seeking additional Sales Executives. To apply, please contact our Director of Sales “I told him we couldn’t pay him much, but at [email protected]. we are fun to work with and we will put on a beautiful show,” Schmidt shares. “It’s five For more information & job opportunities visit: years later and we still work together. Our kids are growing up watching theater be made, which is really special.” Opening Spring 2019! Silverado North Shore (in Glendale)

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Originally Produced on Broadway by Yale Repertory Theatre (Stan Wojewodski, Jr., Artistic Director), Center Theatre Group/Ahmanson Theatre (Gordon Davidson, Artistic/Producing Director) Herb Alpert/Margot Lion, Scott Rudin/ Paramount Pictures, and Jujamcyn Theaters (James H. Binger, Chairman; Rocco Landesman, President; Paul Libin, Producing Director; Jack Viertel, Creative Director); produced in association with Huntington Theatre Company (Peter Altman, Producing Director; Michael Maso, Managing Director), Seattle Repertory Theatre and Old Globe Theatre (Jack O’Brien, Artistic Director; Thomas Hall, Managing Director).

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A member of Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, an independent national labor union. *Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. Two Trains Running - 5 6 - Two Trains Running CAST (in alphabetical order) Hambone...... Frank Britton* West...... Doug Brown* Sterling...... Chiké Johnson* Wolf...... Jefferson A. Russell* Risa...... Malkia Stampley* Memphis...... Raymond Anthony Thomas* Holloway...... Michael Anthony Williams*

Understudies Sadé Ayodele (Risa); DiMonte Henning* and Justin Jones (Sterling)

Understudies are not substituted for listed players unless a specific announcement is made prior to the performance.

PRODUCTION SUPPORT Assistant Stage Manager...... Jade Bruno* Assistant Stage Manager...... Audra Kuchling* Stage Management Resident...... Josh Hart

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Frank Britton, Christmas Carol (Milwaukee Rep), A Raisin Hambone in The Sun (Indiana Rep/Syracuse Stage), Frank is honored to make The Three Sisters, Cyrano de Bergerac and his Milwaukee Rep debut A Midsummer Night’s Dream (American and to return to a role he Players Theatre), Guess Who’s Coming to played in 2014 at Round Dinner (Indiana Rep/Geva Theatre) and House Theatre. Off-off Of Mice and Men (Milwaukee Rep/Arizona Broadway credits include Shape (La MaMa Theatre Company). New York credits include e.t.c.), regionally with Firehouse Theatre A Time To Kill and Wit (Manhattan Theatre and Virginia Shakespeare Festival. He is a Club) on Broadway, off-Broadway in Lost native of Washington D.C., a graduate of the In The Stars and Encores! (New York City National Conservatory of Dramatic Arts and Center) and Ruined (Manhattan Theatre a 17-year veteran of the D.C. theatre scene, Club/Goodman Theatre). Chicago credits having appeared in productions at Arena include Meet Vera Stark (Goodman Theatre), Stage, The Studio Theatre, Round House Sizwe Banzi is Dead (Court Theatre) and The Theatre and Imagination Stage, among Crucible, The Unmentionables and Huck Finn others. He is the recipient of the 2018 Helen (Steppenwolf Theatre). Other regional credits Hayes Award (The Robert Prosky Award for include a revival of The Unmentionables Outstanding Lead Actor in a Play – Helen (Yale Rep), Topdog/Underdog (Renaissance Production) for his role in Jesus Hopped the Theaterworks) and King Lear (Milwaukee Rep). ‘A’ Train at 1st Stage. Many, many thanks to Timothy, Mark, and the cast and crew. Jefferson A. Russell, Wolf Instagram: @frankbrittonactor Jefferson is making his Doug Brown, Milwaukee Rep debut. West Recent credits: Jitney Doug is pleased to be and Shakespeare in Love returning to Milwaukee (Cincinnati Playhouse in Repertory Theater, where the Park). Regional credits: Our Country’s he last appeared in the Good and The Recruiting Officer (American 2010 production of Radio Players Theatre), Ragtime (Ford’s Theatre), Golf. Regionally, he has played leading and Fences (Pioneer Theatre), world premiere principal roles at Round House Theatre, of Ironbound and others (Round House Ford’s Theatre, Syracuse Stage, Actors Theatre), Clybourne Park (Woolly Mammoth Theatre of Louisville, Cincinnati Playhouse Theatre), Trinity River Plays (Dallas Theater in the Park, Cleveland Play House, Folger Center/Goodman Theatre), Sunset Baby (Rep Theatre, Studio Theatre and Woolly Stage), The Piano Lesson (Hangar Theatre), Mammoth Theatre Company. Thank you, The Tempest (Folger Shakespeare), Gem of Pat, for all your support. the Ocean, Blues for an Alabama Sky, Hedda Gabler, The Soul Collector and Aubergine Chiké Johnson, (Everyman Theatre) and Fetch Clay Make Man Sterling and The Convert (Marin Theatre). National Tours: Harlem and Color Me Dark (Kennedy Chiké most recently Center). Graduate of Hampton University appeared as Brucie in (BA, Sociology/Criminal Justice), MFA from American Conservatory the Academy of Classical Acting at George Theater’s production Washington University. Former Baltimore of Sweat. Other recent police officer and a founding member of productions include Our Town and A Galvanize, a network for artists of color. Two Trains Running - 11 BIOGRAPHIES cont.

Malkia Stampley, and Jitney for August Wilson’s American Risa Century Cycle for NPR. Film and television Malkia was last seen at credits include Isn’t It Romantic, Trouble with The Rep in A Christmas the Curve, Shutter Island, “The Last O.G.,” Carol, Dreamgirls, Sueño “Blue Bloods,” “The Accidental Wolf,” “High and The Color Purple. Maintenance” and “Law & Order.” Regional credits include King Lear and A Midsummer Night’s Dream Michael Anthony (Optimist Theater), Doubt (Milwaukee Williams, Holloway Chamber Theatre), Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Holes and Welcome to Bronzeville (First Michael is ecstatic to be Stage), Learning to Stay and Good People making his Milwaukee (Forward Theater), Crowns (Skylight Music Rep debut! Off-Broadway: Theatre) and Raisin (Court Theatre). Malkia’s Persephone at The Brooklyn directing credits include Black Nativity Academy of Music. Regional: Jitney and Of (Black Arts MKE), Antarctica, WI (First Stage) Mice and Men (Cincinnati Playhouse), Jitney and Five Guys Named Moe (Skylight Music and To Kill a Mockingbird (Ford’s Theatre), Theatre.) She co-wrote the play LINES, Starving (Woolly Mammoth Theatre), Jesus which premiered April 2018. TV credits: Hopped the ‘A’ Train and Two Trains Running “Shameless,” “Chicago P.D.,” “Empire” and (Round House Theatre), Venus and Omnium “The Chi.” Film credits: HBO’s Native Son, Gatherum (Olney Theatre), “Master Harold”... Killing Eleanor, Netflix’sBeats and Small Town and the Boys (Studio Theatre), Fences and Wisconsin. She is a founding member of Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom (Swine Palace), Bronzeville Arts Ensemble, Artistic Associate The Colored Museum (Victory Gardens), East at Congo Square and winner of the Woodie Texas Hot Links (Onyx Theatre), The Bluest Eye King Jr. Award for her role in Dreamgirls. (Theater Alliance), Two Trains Running (African Continuum Theatre) and Nomathemba with Raymond Anthony Ladysmith Black Mambazo (Steppenwolf Thomas, Theatre/Crossroads Theatre/Kennedy Center). Memphis TV/Film: include “The Wire” (HBO), “FBI Files” Broadway credits: (NBC) and “Homicide: Life on the Streets” Jitney (Tony Award, (NBC), Losing Isaiah, The Replacements, Best Revival; New York Contact, Unbreakable and The Brave One. Drama Critics Award, Best Michael dedicates his body of work to his Ensemble), The Crucible (directed by Ivo daughter, Margarita Williams. van Hove) and Race (written and directed by David Mamet). Raymond has created DiMonte Henning, roles in two Pulitzer Prize-winning plays, Sterling (Understudy) Water by the Spoonful (by Quiara Alegría A native of Milwaukee, Hudes) and Between Riverside and Crazy DiMonte serves as (by Stephen Adly Guirgis). Off-Broadway Producing Artistic credits: Volunteer Man (Obie Award for Director of the theatre- performance), The Most Deserving (The arts organization, Lights! Women’s Project), The Exonerated and as a Camera! Soul! and was a former EPR at member of the Atlantic Theatre Company, Milwaukee Rep in the 2015/16 season. His Human Error, The Lights and Edmond. He most recent appearance with The Rep was in recently appeared in The Year to Come this season’s production of Junk and in last (La Jolla Playhouse), Artney Jackson season’s production of Our Town as George (Williamstown Theatre Festival) and Fences Gibbs. Favorite credits include Big River: 12 - Two Trains Running BIOGRAPHIES cont. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (First Guggenheim Fellowships in Playwriting, the Stage), Skeleton Crew (Forward Theatre), Whiting Writers Award, 2003 Heinz Award, The Wiz (First Stage), Deathtrap (Milwaukee was awarded a 1999 National Humanities Chamber Theatre), Dreamgirls (Milwaukee Medal by the President of the United States, Rep), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Theatre and received numerous honorary degrees LILA), August Wilson’s Jitney (Andre Lee Ellis from colleges and universities, as well as the & Co.) and Hair (Skylight Music Theatre). only high school diploma ever issued by the He has appeared on NBC’s “Chicago P.D.” Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. He was an in seasons four and six as a guest star. alumnus of New Dramatists, a member of the Additional TV credits include work with American Academy of Arts and Sciences, a companies such as Uber, Cellcom, Bryant & 1995 inductee into the American Academy Stratton College and Harley-Davidson. of Arts and Letters and, on October 16, 2005, Broadway renamed the theater located at 245 August Wilson, West 52nd Street - The August Wilson Theatre. Playwright Additionally, Mr. Wilson was posthumously August Wilson (April 27, 1945 – October inducted into the Theater Hall of Fame in 2, 2005) authored Gem of the Ocean, Joe 2007. Mr. Wilson was born and raised in the Turner’s Come and Gone, Ma Rainey’s Black Hill District of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Bottom, The Piano Lesson, Seven Guitars, lived in Seattle, Washington at the time of his Fences, Two Trains Running, Jitney, King death. He is immediately survived by his two Hedley II and Radio Golf. These works daughters, Sakina Ansari and Azula Carmen explore the heritage and experience of Wilson, and his wife, costume designer African-Americans, decade-by-decade, Constanza Romero. over the course of the twentieth century. His plays have been produced at regional Timothy Douglas, theaters across the country and all over the Director world, as well as on Broadway. In 2003, Mr. Timothy directed Gem of The Ocean, Night Wilson made his professional stage debut is a Child, Trouble in Mind and Radio Golf in his one-man show, How I Learned What I for Milwaukee Rep. Representative credits Learned. Mr. Wilson’s works garnered many include the world premieres of August awards including Pulitzer Prizes for Fences Wilson’s Radio Golf for Yale Rep, Rajiv Joseph’s (1987); and for The Piano Lesson (1990); a The Lake Effect for Silk Road Rising (2013 Jeff Tony Award for Fences; Great Britain’s Olivier Award for Best New Work) and Keith Josef Award for Jitney; as well as eight New York Adkins’ Safe House for Cincinnati Playhouse Drama Critics Circle Awards for Ma Rainey’s in the Park where he currently serves as Black Bottom, Fences, Joe Turner’s Come an associate artist. Other credits include and Gone, The Piano Lesson, Two Trains Disgraced and King Hedley II for Arena Stage, Running, Seven Guitars, Jitney, and Radio Father Comes Home From The Wars Parts 1, Golf. Additionally, the cast recording of 2 & 3 for Round House Theatre, Richard II for Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom received a 1985 Shakespeare & Company, Brontë: A Portrait Of Grammy Award, and Mr. Wilson received Charlotte off-Broadway and the China Tour a 1995 Emmy Award nomination for his of Disgraced for PingPong Productions. He screenplay adaptation of The Piano Lesson. also served as the Associate Artistic Director Mr. Wilson’s early works included the one- at Actors Theatre of Louisville 2001-2004 act plays The Janitor, Recycle, The Coldest Day where he directed 16 productions, including of the Year, Malcolm X, The Homecoming and three Humana Festival premieres, and briefly the musical satire Black Bart and the Sacred served as Artistic Director of Chicago’s Remy Hills. Mr. Wilson received many fellowships Bumppo Theatre Company. Recipient of the and awards, including Rockefeller and Lloyd Richards Director’s Award from the Two Trains Running - 13 BIOGRAPHIES cont. National Black Theatre Festival. MFA Yale Dot (Vineyard Theatre). Kara has worked as School of Drama. www.timothydouglas.org Assistant Costume Design for television on “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” “Daredevil” and Tony Cisek, “Boardwalk Empire.” She received her training Set Designer from NYU’s Tisch School for the Arts. Visit Tony has collaborated with Timothy www.KaraHarmonDesign.com. Douglas on over 40 productions including Gem of the Ocean and the premiere of Michael Gilliam, The Night is a Child (Milwaukee Rep), The Lighting Designer Trip to Bountiful and the premiere of Safe Michael’s Broadway credits include Bonnie House (Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park), and Clyde, Brooklyn, Big River and Stand-Up Hospice and the premiere of Pointing at Tragedy. He worked on Gershwin Alone in the the Moon (Alliance Theatre), The Color West End and his off-Broadway credits include Purple (Portland Center Stage), Disgraced Cagney the Musical; Maurice Hines: Tappin’ Thru and King Hedley II (Arena Stage), A Raisin Life; The Best Is Yet to Come; Striking 12; Blue; in the Sun (Indiana Rep), the premiere of End of the World Party; Zooman and the Sign; Long Way Down (The Kennedy Center) and Menopause the Musical. National tours and productions at Syracuse Stage, Round include Spamilton, Looped, Peter Pan, Brooklyn, House Theatre, Folger Theatre, Cleveland Guys and Dolls and Big River. His work has Play House, Actors Theatre of Louisville, been seen in many of the country’s regional Guthrie Theater, South Coast Rep and theatres. Among his awards are Los Angeles Theater Alliance. Tony’s work has also been Ovation Awards, Drama-Logue Awards, seen at Roundabout Theatre Company, Garland Awards, San Diego Critics’ Circle Goodman Theatre, Ford’s Theatre, Denver Awards and the Career Achievement Award Center Theatre Company, New York Theatre from the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle. Workshop and Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, among others. He holds an MFA Matthew M. Nielson, in Design from NYU’s Tisch School of the Composer/Sound Designer Arts. Please visit www.tonycisek.com. Off-Broadway credits include Public Theater/ NYSF, Lincoln Center Theater and Kara Harmon, 59E59 Theaters. Regional credits include Costume Designer Denver Center Theatre Company, Portland Kara’s regional credits include Goodnight, Center Stage, Repertory Theatre of St. Tyler (Alliance Theatre), Gem of the Ocean Louis, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Arena (Round House Theatre), The Color Purple Stage, Philadelphia Theatre Company, (Portland Center Stage), The Wiz (Ford’s Delaware Theatre Company, Ford’s Theatre, Theatre) Nina Simone: Four Women and The Kennedy Center, Signature Theatre, Native Gardens (Arena Stage), Black Odyssey, Barrington Stage, Round House Theatre, Ragtime and The Mountaintop (Trinity Rep), Woolly Mammoth Theatre, Studio Theatre, Seven Guitars and we, the invisibles (Actors Theater Alliance, Olney Theatre Center and Theatre of Louisville), A Raisin in the Sun Contemporary American Theater Festival. (Indiana Rep, Syracuse Stage), A Guide for Film/TV credits include “Epix Drive-In,” the Homesick (Huntington Theatre), In the From Hell to Here and Too Like the Lightning. Heights (Geva Theatre), Barbecue (Geffen Matthew has won several awards for his Playhouse- NAACP Best Costume Design work in theatre and film. He currently runs Award) and Much Ado About Nothing and recording studio and post-production house The Comedy of Errors (Oregon Shakespeare Sound Lab Studios and production music Festival). Off-Broadway design includes library The Curious Music Co. Samples can be The Niceties (Manhattan Theatre Club) and heard online at CuriousMusic.com. 14 - Two Trains Running JOYFUL curious fresh ZED KENZO MILWAUKEE HIP-HOP ARTIST FULL ARTICLE AT RADIOMILWAUKEE.ORG

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What Is Possible Learn more today at froedtert.com/possible BIOGRAPHIES cont. Stephanie Klapper, CSA, to be a directing resident at Milwaukee Rep New York Casting in the 2013/14 Season. Frank spent two Stephanie has previously collaborated with seasons as Artistic Associate at Forward Blake Robison and Cincinnati Playhouse Theater Company in Madison, and he was in the Park, having cast A Christmas Carol, the inaugural recipient of the Michael Cincinnati King, Miss Bennet: Christmas at Flachmann Fellowship at Utah Shakespeare Pemberley and The Roommate this season, Festival. He is a graduate of Brown and Shakespeare in Love, Mr. Joy, Be Here University in Providence, Rhode Island. Now, Marie and Rosetta, Sooner/Later, Treasure Island and Murder for Two last Kimberly Carolus, Stage Manager season. Previously for the Playhouse, she cast A Prayer for Owen Meany, Disgraced, A Kimberly is delighted to be in her sixth Christmas Carol, Jane Eyre, Summerland, All season with Milwaukee Rep. Some favorites the Roads Home, Ken Ludwig’s Baskerville: from her six seasons at The Rep include In A Sherlock Holmes Mystery, The Secret the Heights, One House Over, The Chinese Garden, Sex with Strangers, Mad River Lady, An Iliad and after all the terrible things I Rising, Native Gardens, The Revolutionists, do. Kimberly has also worked at Great River To Kill a Mockingbird, Mothers and Sons, Shakespeare Festival, First Stage, Fulton Bad Dates, Sherlock Holmes and the Theatre, Riverside Theatre in the Park (Iowa Adventure of the Suicide Club, Safe House, City, IA), and Walt Disney World. She would Tenderly: The Rosemary Clooney Musical, like to thank her family for their endless Circle Mirror Transformation, Peter and the love and support. Starcatcher, Buzzer, Fly, Seven Spots on the Sun, Clybourne Park, 4000 Miles, Pride and Prejudice and A Delicate Ship, as well as Shipwrecked! An Entertainment; The Book Club Play; Leveling Up; Abigail/1702; The Three Musketeers; and The Blonde, the Brunette and the Vengeful Redhead. Her work is frequently seen on Broadway, off- Broadway and regionally, as well as on film and television. She has many exciting projects running and upcoming. Stephanie is a member of the Casting Society of America. 1:00 & 5:00 pm Thur., Sat. & Sun. Frank Honts, Casting Director Frank is in his third season at Milwaukee Rep as Casting Director and Director of the Emerging Professional Residency. Prior to from 12:00 to 5:00 pm joining The Rep staff in 2016, Frank worked Tues., Wed. & Fri. at a number of regional theaters including Utah Shakespeare Festival, Renaissance Reservations Required Theaterworks, The Goodman, California Shakespeare Theater, A Contemporary (414) Theatre (Seattle), and Paramount Theatre. He has worked extensively as both a 342-3210 director and dramaturg, and was honored www.SchusterMansion.com Two Trains Running - 15 BIOGRAPHIES cont.

Jade Bruno, Chicago. He is thrilled and grateful to be Assistant Stage Manager working with Milwaukee Rep this season! Jade is excited to be working with Milwaukee Rep for the first time. She is Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Co-Producer a Chicago-based stage manager who graduated from Northern Kentucky Founded in 1960 and a recipient of two University. Milwaukee credits include Tony Awards — the 2004 Regional Theatre Matilda the Musical and Antarctica, WI with Tony Award and the 2007 Tony Award for First Stage. Other regional credits include Best Revival of a Musical for Company — shows at Utah Shakespeare Festival, Second Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park is known City Touring Company, Goodman Theatre, for its artistic excellence, commitment Chicago Shakespeare Company and to new works, creative educational Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. Jade will programming, and as an artistic home for be returning to Utah Shakespeare Festival some of America’s best actors, directors this summer and fall to stage manage and designers. For more than 30 years, the Twelfth Night and Every Brilliant Thing. Love Playhouse has produced at least one world and gratitude to Todd. premiere production each season. Artistic Director Blake Robison and Managing Audra Kuchling, Director Buzz Ward oversee a full-time staff Assistant Stage Manager of 79. Together with a board of 50 trustees Audra is delighted to be back at The Rep for and nearly 1,000 volunteers, they remain her fifth season, after beginning her career committed to a tradition of excellence that at Milwaukee Rep as an intern in 2014. carries the Playhouse to the end of its sixth Favorite credits among her 20+ shows at decade. The Playhouse offers productions The Rep include Liberace!, Dreamgirls, The 10 months each year, attracting nearly Foreigner, Our Town, Miss Bennet: Christmas 190,000 people annually to its two theaters at Pemberley and Mark Twain’s River of and education and outreach programs. For Song. Audra is a 2014 graduate of Illinois more information, visit cincyplay.com. Wesleyan University in Bloomington, Illinois. She’s extraordinarily grateful for Mark Clements, the artistic home she has made at The Rep Artistic Director over the years. All her love to Stephen for Mark is an award- being her biggest supporter in all she does, winning international and eternal gratitude to her mom for not theater director whose minding having a kid in the arts. work has appeared in over 100 major theaters Josh Hart, throughout Europe and the United States. Stage Management Resident He began his tenure as Artistic Director Josh is a recent graduate of the University with the 2010/11 Season by bringing of Chicago, with a BA in Psychology and a musicals to the mainstage, starting a minor in Theater and Performance Studies. tradition that is now the highlight of every While at Chicago, he stage managed such season, including Cabaret, Next To Normal, shows as Peter and the Starcatcher, For Assassins, Ragtime, Dreamgirls, The Color Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide Purple, Man of La Mancha, Guys and Dolls When the Rainbow Is Enuf, and a burlesque- and In the Heights. Milwaukee Rep directing inspired circus showcase. He was assistant credits include the world premieres of stage manager for Echo Theater Collective’s One House Over, his own adaptation of the first production, Blues for Mister Charlie, in current A Christmas Carol, Five Presidents and American Song. Also directed for 16 - Two Trains Running BIOGRAPHIES cont. Milwaukee Rep: Things I Know To Be True $13M organization. He’s completed two (American Premiere), Junk, The Glass capital campaigns, one to remodel and Menagerie, Of Mice and Men, Othello, Death expand the Stackner Cabaret and the other of a Salesman, The History of Invulnerability, to build the endowment, launched the End of the Rainbow, Clybourne Park and John (Jack) D. Lewis New Play Development Bombshells. Some of his New York and Program, created a new A Christmas Carol international work includes Speaking in and deepened the theater’s community Tongues, The Milliner and Blunt Speaking, in engagement programs. Through his efforts, addition to creating and directing the West the theater has been awarded UPAF’s End and UK National Tour of Soul Train. Good Steward Award three out of the Prior to joining The Rep, Mark served as an last five years and is the only Milwaukee Associate Artistic Director for several UK performing arts organization with a 4-star theater companies, most notably, Artistic rating from Charity Navigator. Before Director for the award-winning Derby moving to Milwaukee, he was the Associate Playhouse in the UK from 1992 - 2002, Executive Director at Arena Stage where where he directed over 40 productions. He he was instrumental in opening the Mead has been nominated for an Olivier Award Center for American Theater, a 200,000 and several UK Theatre Awards, and has square feet, three theater performing arts won three Barrymore Awards from his time complex dedicated to American voices at Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia. He and playwrights. While at Arena Stage, currently serves on the National Advisory he worked on the Broadway transfers of Board for the Lunt-Fontanne Fellowship Next to Normal (Pulitzer Prize; Tony Award), Program at Ten Chimneys. Mark is currently Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Tony Award), working with Ayad Akhtar on adapting his Wishful Drinking starring Carrie Fisher, critically acclaimed novel American Dervish Looped starring Valerie Harper, and John for the stage to make its world premiere at Grisham’s A Time to Kill, in addition to the Milwaukee Rep in an upcoming season. world premieres of Marcus Gardley’s Every Tongue Confess starring Phylicia Rashad and Chad Bauman, Red Hot Patriot starring Kathleen Turner. Executive Director He is currently President of the Milwaukee Appointed in 2013, Arts Partners, a trustee of Pathways High Chad is now in his sixth School and an advisor to TRGArts. Bauman season at Milwaukee is a graduate of Harvard Business School’s Rep. Under his guidance, Strategic Perspectives in Non-Profit the theater has grown Management program and has a Master of significantly from a $9M organization to a Fine Arts in producing from the CalArts.

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

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

LIMELIGHT LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS The Limelight Legacy Society is a group of visionary donors who support The Rep through a planned gift. New members as of May 1, 2018 are in bold. If you want to learn more about membership opportunities and benefits, please contact Laura Fish at 414-290-5366 or [email protected]. George R. Affeldt, Jr. Bill and Susanne Gay Karen Ellen Owens Sharee Allain and David Schertz Sara L. Grotenrath and James Pech Elaine N. Peterson Gerald and Gail Baccetti Delphine Gurzynski Gwen Plunkett Bob Balderson Richard and Susan Hackl Ronald and Barbara Poe John and Carol Bannen Sybille Hamilton Milan Racic Katharine Banzhaf Arlene Hansen Jane Reilly and Jeff Glock Adam and Megan Bauman Judy Hansen David and Pat Rierson Chad Bauman and Justin Dunleavy Leland Hansen Sara Risley Mark and Victoria Benskin Edward Hashek and John Jors Gayle Rosemann and Paul McElwee Mark and Gerry Biehl Dr. Lawrence Howards Ed Seaberg and Patrick Smith Ralph Bielenberg Janet Kellogg Hume Roger and Margery Senn Melita Biese Deb and Peter Johnson Brenda Skelton and Jim Bendtsen Joyce G. Broan Bradley J. Kalscheur Aileen M. Smith Jane and Stephen Chernof Richard and Diane Kane Terry R. Sutter Mark Clements and Kelley Faulkner Margaret Knitter John and Kine Torinus Chris and Judi Collins Christine Krause Harry and Mary Beth Van Groll Diane Dalton David and Camille Kundert Judy Van Till Randall Daut and Patricia Ryan Sandra L. Laedtke Paul Vandeveld Susan and Bill Dawicke James and Mary LaVelle Kent and Marcia Velde Robert and Karen Dean Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn E. Licht Greg and Jodi Wait Carol Z. Dolphin Robert and Susan Lueger David and Cheryl Walker Rosemarie Eierman Carol and Rob Manegold Barbara Wesener Roma Eiseman Jim and Sally Mergener Stacy and Blair Williams Don Ellingsen Anthony and Donna Meyer Paul and Sandy Wysocki Susan and Gee Esslinger Bob and Jan Montgomery Bettie Zillman David and Janet Fleck Charles and Barbara Murphy Deborah Fugenschuh and Mark Hinchey Greg and Rhonda Oberland Two Trains Running - 21 Your support can take many forms: GIFT Cash. Dough. Moolah. Whatever you call it, you can make an immediate impact. STOCK Put those great returns to even greater use. REPRISE Keep your budget trim by giving a recurring gift each month. IRA For those 71 and older, avoid paying taxes on your IRA distributions. IN Wedding or graduation HONOR coming up? Need something for Mother’s or Father’s Day? Make a gift in their honor! PLANNED With a gift through your GIFT estate, your impact will

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THANK YOU to our donors who help The Rep create live theater at its best! The following list represents organizations and individuals who have made a cumulative financial contribution to our Annual Operating Budget of $250 or more from January 15, 2018 – March 14, 2019. For a complete list of all our supporters, please visit www.milwaukeerep.com. Corporation, Foundation and Government Giving $1 million + Ralph Evinrude Foundation United Performing Arts Fund (UPAF) Faye’s Foley & Lardner $100,000 – $999,999 The Gardner Foundation The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation William N. and Janice V. Godfrey Family Foundation Herzfeld Foundation Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors Youth Shubert Foundation Foundation Dorothy Inbusch Foundation $50,000 – $99,999 KPMG Associated Bank Camille A. Lonstorf Trust Four-Four Foundation Marquette Associates, Inc. Milwaukee Public Schools ManpowerGroup Northwestern Mutual Michael Best Rockwell Automation Northern Trust Wells Fargo Charles D. Ortgiesen Foundation $25,000 – $49,999 Jane Bradley Pettit Foundation Bader Philanthropies Phoenix Investors Patty and Jay Baker Foundation Riverwater Partners LLC BMO Private Bank Spano Pratt Executive Search CAMPAC Townsend Foundation The Friends of The Rep West Bend Mutual Insurance Greater Milwaukee Foundation U.S. Bank Harley-Davidson Foundation $250 – $999 Husch Blackwell LLP Actors’ Equity Foundation, Inc. Johnson Controls The Brookby Foundation Herb Kohl Philanthropies RSM US LLP Kohl’s Corporation Uihlein Wilson Architects National Endowment for the Arts The VanderBloemen Group LLC Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren S.C. Participants in the Matching Gift Program $10,000 – $24,999 AmazonSmile Demmer Charitable Trust American Family Insurance Dreams Foundation Einhorn Family Foundation American Transmission Company LLC Fiduciary Management Baird Godfrey & Kahn S. C. Chubb Charitable Foundation Frieda & William Hunt Memorial Trust Eaton Corporation The Charles E. Kubly Foundation Edward Jones The Marcus Corporation ExxonMobil Foundation Potawatomi Hotel & Casino GE Foundation Quarles & Brady LLP GE Healthcare Rogers Behavioral Health Greater Milwaukee Foundation Studio Gear Bucyrus Foundation, Inc. We Energies Foundation IBM Corporation Wisconsin Arts Board Johnson Controls $1,000 – $9,999 Johnson Controls Foundation ANON Charitable Trust JPMorgan Chase Foundation Badger Meter, Inc. KPMG Baird Microsoft Corporation Burke Properties Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program CG Schmidt, Inc. Reader’s Digest Foundation Chase Family Foundation Rockwell International Corp. Trust Matching Gift Program Davis & Kuelthau S.C. SPX Corporation Foundation Deloitte Target Ernst & Young Verizon Foundation EUA We Energies Foundation

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Two Trains Running - 23 2018/19 DONORS Individual Giving Executive Producer ($50,000 and up) Assistant Director ($2,500-$4,999) Rick and Liz Gebhardt Anonymous Anonymous (3) Franklyn and M. Anne Gimbel Carol and Rob Manegold Fran and Lowell Adams Greater Milwaukee Foundation Sally Manegold Richard and Sara Aster Margaret Heminway Wells Fund Christine Symchych and Jim McNulty Gary and Mithra Ballesteros Susan and Howard Hopwood Fund Julia and David Uihlein Katharine Banzhaf JB Fund Richard and Diana Barthel Delphine Gurzynski Producer ($25,000-$49,999) Donna and Donald Baumgartner Laurie Hazzard Anonymous (2) Elaine Burke Dave and Judy Hecker Bladen and Julia Burns Timothy and Kathleen Carr Patricia Herro Greg and Rhonda Oberland James Cauley and Brenda Andrews Kenton and Janet Howenstine Anthony Petullo Foundation Sue D’Alessio Steven and Karen Huser H. Richard Quadracci Ewens and Emilio Margaret Dethloff and Terri Zeh Jason and Hannah Jahn Cabrera Kirt and Dixie Fiegel Maureen Kania Swokowski Gayle Rosemann and Paul McElwee Don Fraker and Maja Jurisic Kristine Kile Karen and Gardner Friedlander Lilane Koehn Mace Associate Producer ($10,000-$24,999) Clark and Lauri Green Amy and Paul Kolo Anonymous (2) Richard Grunke and William Grasch Mark and Jenny Kopetsky Michael Barber and Jacqueline Herd-Barber Leland Hansen Robert and Gail Korb Mark and Karen Bitzan Carla H. Hay Steven Liszewski Robert C. Burrell Katie Heil Dr. Paul Loewenstein and Jody Kaufman Croen Foundation, Inc. Peter and Linda Hotz Loewenstein Tom and Molly Duffey Henry and Margery Howard Jeannie Mantz Suzy B. Ettinger Foundation Jewish Community Foundation Dr. Brent and Susan Martin Greater Milwaukee Foundation Mark and Cheryl Brickman Donor Teresa and David May Flesch Family Fund Advised Fund The Mosher Family Foundation Judy Hansen Stephen and Jane Chernof Donor Alan and Kathleen Olsen Keyes Family Advised Fund Joseph R. Pabst Charitable Fund Connie and John Kordsmeier Mike and Marie Johnson Alan and Carol Pohl Phoebe Lewis Christine Krause Dr. and Mrs. Dean Pratt Gina and Eric Peter Marina and Frank Krejci Mrs. Susan B. Purtell Milan Racic David and Jean Lauer Susan Riedel Catherine and Buddy Robinson Franklin Loo and Sally Long David and Pat Rierson Ed Seaberg and Patrick Smith David and Madeleine Lubar Paul and Lynn Rix Craig and Mara Swan Robert and Susan Lueger Karen and Richard Rodgers Carlene and Andrew Ziegler Kevin and Roseann Lyons Charitable Fund John and Debbie Roesner Ray and Dawne Manista Patrick W. Schmidt and Dewey J. Caton Director ($5,000-$9,999) Merle and Sandra McDonald Richard and Mary Schnell Adlon Partnership Patti McKeithan Thomas and Lori Schuster Bob Balderson Jim and Sally Mergener Linda L. Sell, MD Kellen and Matt Bartel Keith and Jane Nosbusch Jan Serr and John Shannon Ivor and Carol Benjamin Dr. David Paris A.J. Star Wendy and Warren Blumenthal Scott Patulski and Kristine Krause James and Elaine Sweet Melanie and Steve Booth Elaine N. Peterson Susan and Jim Taylor James E. and Mary K. Braza James and Morgan Phelps Sarah and Eric Whyte Curt and Sue Culver James Phillips Thomas J. and Deborah W. Degnan Fred Pike and Cecilia Taylor Stage Manager ($1,000-$1,499) Four-Four Foundation Jim and Lys Reiskytl Anonymous (4) Patrick D. Gallagher David and Roberta Remstad Jim and Terri Alioto Peter and Beth Gottsacker Allen and Pat Rieselbach Matteo Alioto Greater Milwaukee Foundation Meredith and Thomas Scrivner David and Carol Anderson Anthony and Andrea Bryant Family Clark and Diane Slipher Astor Street Foundation Fund Dr. Mark and Nancy Smuckler Jackie Behnke Norman and Lucy Cohn Family Fund Nita Soref Larry Bonney Judith A. Keyes Family Fund Brian Stark and Debra Altshul-Stark Cheri and Tom Briscoe Donna and Tony Meyer Fund Mike and Peg Uihlein B. Lauren and Margaret Charous John J. Halechko and Marc Colletti Judy Van Till Steve and Nancy Check John and Sue Harrits Kent and Marcia Velde Joseph and Julie Chusid Bryan and Rebecca House Dr. and Mrs. Paul Weisman Mary and James M. Connelly John and Marci Hunzinger Wilfred Wollner Russell and Sandra Dagon Lynda Johnson Carol Z. Dolphin Judy and Gary Jorgensen Playwright ($1,500-$2,499) Bob and Teri Duffy Richard and Tracey Klein Family Charitable Anonymous (3) Michael and Janet Durham Trust Helen Ambuel Gary Fait Ruth DeYoung Kohler Robert and Peggy Arfman Feitler Family Fund David and Camille Kundert Daniel and Amy Argall Jane M. Foster Joan Lubar and John Crouch Isabel Bader Allan F. and Mary Ellen Froehlich Kristine and Wayne Lueders Gary and Connie Bakker Jack Gebhardt and Deborah McKeithan- Vince and Jan Martin Bob Barthel Gebhardt Daniel J. and Constance P. McCarty Mark and Gerry Biehl Cecilia Gilbert Dwight and Marleen Morgan William and Barbara Boles Jason and Diep Graham Abigail and David Nash Randal and Mary Lynn Brotherhood Greater Milwaukee Foundation Drs. Mark and Jennifer Niedfeldt Warren Buliox Bernadine and Stephen Graff Fund Peck Foundation, Milwaukee LTD. Bruce and Marsha Camitta Hepburn “Bootstrap” Foundation Joe and Katie Pickart Chris and Judi Collins Journal Foundation William and Linda Priebe Antony and Nikki D’Cruz James Green Paul and Patricia Purcell Sandy and George Dionisopoulos Carmen Haberman Sue and Bud Selig Dr. Eric A. Durant Glen and Claire Hackmann Curt and Deborah Tomczyk Jim Ericson Edward Hashek and John Jors David and Cheryl Walker Susan and Gee Esslinger Ralph and Bonnie Hensel Stacy and Blair Williams Jeff and Kelly Fitzsimmons Ron Hofer and Kathleen Gray Byron and Suzanne Foster Deb and Peter Johnson Rob Gardenier and Lori Morse Dr. Jack and Myrna Kaufman 24 - Two Trains Running 2018/19 DONORS John and Bronwen Knappenberger Evelyn Ericson Steve and Ann Merkow Don and Barb Koehler Rick and Karen Esenberg Howard and Sara Miller Dennis and Carolyn Kois Kenneth Finkel and Jane Delzer Gregory and Susan Milleville Anthony and Susan Krausen Thomas Fladeland Claudia and Joseph Moll Nancy and Arthur Laskin Janet and David Fleck Mark Molot and Jequitta Kain Molot William and Judith Laste Kari and Bill Foote Gene and Linda Moore Ely Leichtling and Sally Merrell Natalie Frankel William and Patricia Moren Andy and Janet Martin Kurt and Kay Frederick Jim and Betty Jo Nelsen Bernard and Susan McCartan Richard S. and Ann L. Gallagher The Nelson-Zirzow Fund Doug and Vicky McManus Bill and Susanne Gay John and Jane Niebler Barbara McMath Rod and Linda Gehrig Kathrine and Paul Noran Bob and Jan Montgomery Tony and Mary Gentine Chris and Anne Noyes Barbara and Charles Murphy Burzoe and Nancy Ghandhi Andy Nunemaker John O’Hare Jon and Nancy Gilmore Sarah Oberhofer David Olson and Claire Fritsche Adam and Carole Glass Diane O’Connor Larry and Teri Pavelec Henry Goetzinger Thomas and Elaine Pagedas Don Petersen and Corinthia Van Orsdol Larry and Geli Golopol John and Carol Pauly Wayne and Christine Sage Dr. Burton E. Goodman and Harriet Marlyene Pfeiffer Jim and Andrea Schloemer Bocksenbaum Matthew and Laurie Piette Richard and Jean Schmalfeld Greater Milwaukee Foundation Bruce and Candy Pindyck Don and Laura Schmitt Anonymous Carol Porth Paul and Christy Schwan Donald and Barbara Abert Fund Richard Poulson and Janet Bean Dianne Spector Bechthold Family Fund Jonas and Sylvia Prising Emily and Joseph Steiner Nancy E. Hack Fund Ronald Putzer Harry and Mary Beth Van Groll Schoonenberg Family Foundation Fund Edwin and Beverly Puzia Diane Kippenhan-Vollmer and James Honorable Michael and Barbara Guolee Donald and Judith Rafenstein Vollmer Stephen and Karen Guy Phil and Lynell Raiche Richard and Lynn Wesolek Paul and Gloria Halverson Thomas Raimann and Mick Dwyer Joe and Mary Ann Zompa Arlene Hansen Jim and Kris Rappé Dale and Sara Harmelink Toby Recht Principal Actor ($500-$999) Cliff and Susan Hartmann Suzann Reichley Anonymous (6) Thomas Harty and Sharon Safford Harty Robert and Pamela Reily James Aasen and Elma Anderson John Healy and Mary L. Tobin Donald Riegelman and Kathryn Rouse Shay Agsten Robert and Amy Heinrich Roger Ritzow Sharee Allain and David Schertz Erik Hekkers Daniel and Anna Robbins Tom and Kathy Alpren Drs. Daniel and Nancy Herrell Curt and Patty Robinson Joaquín Altoro Mary Beth Holloway Peter and Connie Roop Dorothy Anderson Kevin and Debra Hood Darlene and Willie Rose Keith and Paula Anderson Stephen and Roberta Isaacson Rhoda Runzheimer Brian and Rebekah Barsch Valerie Jablonka James Sanger and Mary Newton Michael and Rita Becker A. W. Janikowsky Pat Schlick Scott Beightol and Desiree Erickson Jewish Community Foundation Dean and Diane Schmelzer Beightol Eileen and Howard Dubner Donor Judy and Tom Schmid James and Andrea Bennett Advised Fund Bob and Carol Schmidt Bill and Betsie Berrien Sherwood E. and Libby S. Temkin Donor Tom and Lois Schneider Geoffrey and Karen Bilda Advised Fund George Schroeder and Mary Arenberg Greg Bird Dan and Pat Johansen Barry Schulman and Cheryl Wolf-Schulman John Bjork, MD and Colleen Cornelius Mary Johnson Ted Schulte Barry Blackwell and Kathleen Eilers John Jump Robert Schweers Bob Blitzke and Jane Grogan Paula and Evan Kaiser Joseph Silvers and Amy Rabideau Silvers James Boerner Richard and Diane Kane Robert and Cindy Simon John and Sandra Braun Tom Karakis and Colleen Lese Patrick and Janet Sinks Robert and Sharon Brenner Judith Katz Brenda Skelton and Jim Bendtsen Bradley Brin and Glenna Cose Allan Kauth Aileen M. Smith Frank and Caryl Briscoe Susan and Raymond Kehm Joan Spector James Brown and Ann Brophy Michael and Christy Kellman Alec Stapleton Bruce and Joan Butterfield Brian and Mary Lou Kennedy Charles and Jennifer Stearns Kathleen Cepelka John Kissinger Randel Steele and Margaret Gonzales Susan Cerletty Klassen Remodeling Judith A. Steinke Mark and Terri Chelmowski Margaret Knight Angela and Jayson Stemo Walt and Aleta Chossek Robert and Naomi Knoll George and Eileen Stone John and Marilyn Christiansen Vincent and Cathy Kotnik Robert Storm and Catherine Shaw Jay and Roxanne Ciatti Kurt and Jean Kozma Richard and Susan Strait Sue Cleary-Koch John and Susan Krezoski Dave and Kathy Sturgill Bunny and Ron Cohen Henry and Char Krokosky Geoffrey Swain David and Janice Cronin Bruce Kruger and Margaret Herrick Loring M. Talsky Matt Cudney Sandy Laedtke Thomas Tang Christine Culver Eric Larson and Susan Lewis James and Leigh Ann Tidey Susan Dawicke Kaye and Prakash Laud Catherine Tikkanen Robert and Karen Dean Dawn Lindsey Sara Toenes Kurt Deprey and Michael Murray Richard and Roberta London Renee and Joseph Tyson Mary Paula Dix Robert and Mary Loots The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Doug Doers Paul and Patty Lucca Mark and Evonne Zalewski Charitable Thomas and Mary Domer Linda and Greg Marcus Fund John and Jean Donovan Lee Marquardt Deanna Uradnicek Tom Dorner and Sylvia Pratt Joseph Masterson Richard Uspel Tom and Bette Drought Mateo Family Trust Sheryl Van Haren The Duback Family Charitable Fund Tara and Eric Mathison Dave and Katy Vetta William E. Eastham Debesh and Linda Mazumdar Carla and Greg Von Roenn Paul and Paula Eberle Dan and Ada McAdams Greg and Jodi Wait Stewart Edwards and Joanne Danforth Maureen and Michael McCabe Paul Wanat Jan Effinger Tom and Renee McCutcheon Ruth Way Richard and Patricia Ehlert Dan and Jill McElroy Sue Wells Eugene and Jean Eisman Jere McGaffey Alan and Kathy Werth Dale and Mary Erickson Daryl and Rita Melzer Alberta Whitaker Two Trains Running - 25 2018/19 DONORS Tom and Marlys Williams Sally Edgett Advised Fund Frank and Vera Wilson Linda Edmondson David and Mel Johnson Norm and Prati Wojtal Nelson Ellis Roy and Kathleen Johnson Robert L. Woodbury Dr. Dennis and Cecile Engel Jayne Jordan Pete and Penny Woodcock Carl and Karen Engelhardt Eric and Stacy Jossart Mike and Nancy Yttre Christina Englund Jeffrey Leo Jungbluth Gertrude Zauner Bradley and Abigail Engstrand Marlene Kagen Paul and Katherine Zavada Paul and Karen Erickson Chuck Kahn and Patti Keating Kahn Sharon Ziegler Emily Errthum Wendy Kamerling Eve Joan Zucker Bryan and Lyn Eskra Jean Kapolnek Nathan and Susan Fair Joe Karpfinger and Craig Thelen Supporting Actor ($250-$499) Lisa Feldmeier Laurence and Jo Ann Kauth Anonymous (12) Jeannie and Noah Fenceroy Timothy and Mary Keane Val and Bonne Anderson Christine L. Fenner Tom and Judy Keenan Bob and Kathleen Anger Dr. Michael and Terry Fetherston Ellen Kellen Barbara Armstrong Robert and Kristin Fewel Marilyn Kennedy Jeff Arp Alexis Fielek Robert and Judy Kettler Laurie Asbeck-Hickman Mary Lou Findley Valeria Key James and Kathleen Awe Mary Teresa Flaherty Scott Kindness Richard and Amy Balge Renae and Christopher Flowers Russell and Rose Marie Knoth John and Carol Bannen Eric and Bridget Fonstad John and Diane Kretsch Barbara Baron Bruce and Kathy Ford Stanley Kritzik Martha Barry Helen Forster Harvey Kurtz and Yvonne Larme Mike and Ellen Bartel Stanley and Janet Fox Barbara Kutchera Carla and Burt Bartlett Tim and Sue Frautschi Janet LaBrie Elizabeth Bass Gerald and Patricia Freitag Tom and Sally Ladky Jane Batten George Frick Gary and Doris Langbruttig Doris Bauer Jerry and Joanne Friedman William and Jeanne Lange Charles and Nancy Bauer-King Stephen and Gail Froehlich Dan and Kathy Larsen Thomas Bauldry and Thomas Czisny Thomas and Deborah Gannon Steen and Janice Larsen Natalie Beckwith Ralph and Paula Garcia Jim and Teri Larson Monica Beitzel Katherine M. Gehl Jason and Kristy Lavann Terry Bell Tracy Geimer Patrick Layden Mary and Dan Benedum James and Sharon Gierahn Larry and Mary LeBlanc Gerald and Sydell Bergtrom Thomas Giese Richard Leinbarger Arthur and Carolee Beutler Georgette Gilpin John and LaVonne Leonard David Beyer Karl and Diana Glunz Justine Leonard Ralph Bielenberg Lawrence and Hannah Goodman Lloyd and Sheri Levin Big Art Michael Goodspeed and Gail Waring Mark and Cindy Levy Marsi Black Mary and Dale Graves Rita Lewenauer Edward and Amy Blumenthal Greater Green Bay Community Foundation Dr. James and Jacqueline Lichty Mike and Mary Bohren Wiers Family Fund David and Mary Ann Lillich Paul Bosanac Greater Milwaukee Foundation Mary Lillydahl Gene Braaksma and Rebecca Bardwell Joan and Peter W. Bruce Fund Pat Lombardo Troy Bretl Mary and Charles Kamps Fund Dennis and Theresa Lowder Liz and Larry Brewer James and Mary LaVelle Fund Ken Lukow Carla Brockman D. Michael and Carol Guerin Richard and Sherry Lundell Jill Broekhuizen Warren and Denise Haeberle David Lundin and Agnes Lun Carol Brown Dan and Sue Haislmaier Molly Madonia Building Waters Inc. Tom and Deirdre Halat Jack and Joan Malin Chris Burgener and Linda Loke Joe and Jami Hanreddy Benjamin and Ellen Mandelman Susan Burns Dr. James and Mary Ann Hanson Louis and Edythe Manza Eric and Jayne Butlein Amy Harker-Murray Jacqueline Margis Peter and Laurie Byrne Rebecca Harms Robert Marold and Diane Boldt Lewis Charles Cadkin and Susan Elizabeth Jim and Marge Hartwig Jewel Martin Cadkin Living Trust John and Grace Haydon Margaret McCarthy Phil and Anne Callen Jill Heavenrich Katherine McCombe Trish Calvy Hilda Heglund William and Pauline McCown Carolyn Campion Thomas and Catherine Heinen Paul McGhee Sally Castle Richard and Jean Herman Dean Meier Thomas and Gisela Chelimsky Earl and Eugenie Hildebrandt Robert Meldman Kelly and Kathryn Clark Donald Hill Charles Mesec Patricia and Secily Clason Ruth and John Hoenick Beth Meyer Jeffrey Coleman Hugh and Robin Hoffman Annette and Douglas Mickelson Rochelle Connor Gary Holmes and Susan Holding Kenneth Miller and Margaret Blodgett Rev. David E. Cooper Hal Horneffer Robert and Jane Mitchell Marilyn Corlew Michael and Calley Hostad Arthur Moats Donald and Suzanne Cornell Dante and Jennifer Houston Robert Mohr and Laura Schnicke Armando and Jo Covelli Megann Hubbard David and Christine Moore Danny and Jolinda Cunningham George and Valerie Huhnke Debra Moore Mark and Julie Darnieder Richard and Esther Huiting Bernie Mrazik and Jeanie Jerde Larry and Eileen Dean Peter and Ashley Hundt Emily Mueller Lois Ellen Debbink Myra Huth Andreas Mueller-Blecking Tom DeChant William and Karen Irwin David Munoz Laura DeGolier Michael Isaacson Lori and Jerry Murphy Jane Dennis Roy H. Jablonka Jim and Mary Fran Murray Nancy Desjardins Edward and Barbara Jacob Sue Nelsen Lloyd Dickinson and Kristin Bergstrom Jeffrey and Jacqueline Jahnke Vern and Kay Nelson Gabriela Dieguez and Francisco Enriquez Donald Jarchow Joel and Donna Nettesheim Janet DiMarco Jewish Community Foundation Jay and Barbara Newell Dennis Dirkx Joan and Michael Friedman Donor Jerry Niemiec Candance Doerr-Stevens Advised Fund Paul and Carolyn Noelke Henry Duffrin Bill and Idy Goodman Family Donor Bob and Julie Norman Charles and Jeanne DuPont Advised Fund Roy Normington Kathie and Bob Dye Dorothy and Merton Rotter Donor Chandra and Chris Novoa 26 - Two Trains Running 2018/19 DONORS Joe Nutt Elliott Schnackenberg William Thiemann Tonen O’Connor Nancy Schneiders Dean and Kathy Thome Herbert and Karen Oechler James and Kathi Scholler Gile and Linda Tojek Marcia M. Olen David Schulz Lynn Tolcott Jim and Claire Olson Beverly Schwabe Thomas and Patricia Towers Steve and Heide Olson Hallie Sebena Charles Trainer and Anne Booth Eric Oquist and Heather Deaton Dr. Robert and Caryl Sewell Andrea Turke Josephine Paider Trask Robert C. Sharpe Natalie Verette Mark and Laurie Pasch Vicki Shimi Brendan Vierk Frank and Joanne Paulus Scott and Dulcie Shoener Bernadette Vitola Sandra Pendell Barbara Shreves Benjamin and Rachel Wagner Debby Penzkover Duncan Shrout and Eileen Olen Dan and Heidi Walker Matthew Perta Jason and Kristin Shuler Nina Walker David and Louise Petering Mark and Bonnie Siegel Owen and Karen Walsh Julie and Mark Petri Sandi Siegel Frank and Milena Walter Kristine Phillips Kim Sienko Jack and Margaret Ward James Polzin Leslie and Marcia Singer Sargit Warriner Frank and Melanie Popa Jean Smith Francis and Mary Wasielewski Susan Porter Katherine Smith Nancy Blanchard Watts Earl Potter Muriel Smith-Gross Mary Wegener Les and Wendy Proctor Dr. Marilyn Smits Neal and Cathy Wegner Donald and Mary Ellen Ralfs Margaret Sohm Lance Weinhardt Patrick and Noreen Regan Jon and Kris Sohn Mark and Anne Weitenbeck Patrick and Peggy Remfrey Joyce and Albert Solochek Louisa Ann Wertzler Paul Ritch Dean Sperry Donald and Melody Weyer William and Carol Roche Barbra Kohl-Spiro and Hertzl Spiro Jim and Libby Wigdale Mary Roepke John and Mary Splude Jinny and Les Wilson Brigid Rooney James and Kathleen Springer Lorand and Warren Windau and Mary Loeffel Barry Rosenblatt Cindy Spyers-Duran William and Anne Wingate Daniel and Carolyn Roskom Carol Sroka Gene and Carmen Witt Donald and Edith Rouse Steven Stall and Jenny Paris-Stall Dianna Woelfle Gerard and Susan Ruedinger Jerrel and Judith Stanley Lee Wolcott Peter and Mary Runde John Stern Ross and Sandy Workman Mark Sabin and Mary Moberg Sabin Douglas and Jean Stewart Lori Wucherer Ronald and Micky Sadoff Gillian Stewart Richard and Nora Yanchar Tom and Judy Saeger Michael and Linda Stolz Bruce and Beth Yeko Matthew and Elizabeth Sauer Bill and Judith Stone James Zaiser Mark Sauter Marjorie Sutton Joan M. Zeiger Jan and Mike Schade Barry and Sue Szymanski Howard and Connie Zemlicka Ruth Schauer Thomas and Katharine Tanty Bettie Zillman Roger and Cindy Schaus Robert Taylor Tom and Mary Scherrer John Teevan IN KIND GIFTS Patrice Bartelme Susan Frost Jim Pickering Robert and Denise Bartlett Judy Hansen Bonnie and Bill Stafford Bill Burgardt InSinkErator Division of Emerson Electric Dawn Stanger Cindy Cooper and Roberta Grimstad Co. Louise Stein Jennifer Cregar Lily Kappel John and Megan Susko Betty Cronan Kohler Co. Jonathan Wainwright and Laura Gray Chris and Jane Flieller Tony Krausen Nancy Weiss-McQuide Pamela Foard Gail F. Kursel Barbara Wrolstad Susan Foreman John Nusslock MEMORIAL GIFTS In Memory of Thomas Altenburg In Memory of Anne Dow Henry Goetzinger Lou and Jan Frank Book Club Roy and Shirleen Harkins In Memory of Gloria Bergman Denise Bricker and Ken Crowley Kerry Johannsen Richard Bergman Robert and Karen Dean Martha Kehoe In Memory of Michael Bolger Eileen and Howard Dubner John Klopp Richard and Sara Aster Timothy and Roberta Flatley Robert and Katherine Kobza Bechthold Family Fund Kris Franceschi Nancy and Betty Kwiecinski John and Caryl Brubaker David and Kris Reicher Alice and Duane Misiewicz Roger and Regina Dirksen In Memory of Edward M. Dowling Gerald and Marjorie Pagel Ken and Barbara Donner Diane Dalton Robert and Roseline Paprocki Connie and John Kordsmeier In Memory of Patricia Ericson Gail Pintarro Sheldon and Marianne Lubar The Johnson Foundation at Wingspread William and Bettyann Redetzke Michael and Patricia McCauley JoAnn Keulks Bud Reinhold and Eileen Kehoe Jere McGaffey In Memory of Carolee Goetzinger Jack and Mary Ellen Schickowski Andrew Mendelson Mike and Karen Bell Linda Schierenbeck Tony and Donna Meyer Judy Berka Gail Schmidt Bob and Janet Montgomery Daniel and Joan Boyce Bernhard and Nancy Schreib Patrick and Noreen Regan George and Della Carrie Theo and Shirley Sheedy Brigid Rooney Don Chapman Walter and Nancy Sievert Dick and Fran Rubinstein Craig and Lori Chicks David Smith In Memory of Bonita Clark Robert and Charlotte Christensen Ingrid and Roy Smith Dean and Kathy Thome Eloise Cliff Andrew Stavish In Memory of Edie DeBrue David and Tracy De Angelis Tony Stavish Alison Riedi Zoe Erickson Joseph and Patricia Steigerwald In Memory of James Allen Dix EXCEL Group Don Steinke Mary Paula Dix Nicole Fermanian Maria Valentin

Two Trains Running - 27 MEMORIAL GIFTS cont. Anthony and Jean Vodnik In Memory of Jack McKeithan In Memory of Peggy Rose Pat and Susie Walczak Connie and John Kordsmeier Katharine Banzhaf Frank and June Weber In Memory of Jo McReynolds Blochowiak Diane Dalton Victoria Ann Wenke Kenneth Blochowiak In Memory of Kathleen Schaefer In Memory of Ralph Hazzard In Memory of Isadore Perlmutter Rich Ciardo and Beth Dean Carole Pecor Jane and Stephen Chernof Thomas Herdeman and Peggy Linda and Kristine Walsch In Memory of Tracey Priestly Chapman In Memory of Bob Holmes Marilyn Corlew In Memory of Gloria Schmidt Jan Effinger In Memory of Katherine Reising Kathleen Juday In Memory of Janice Robert and Karen Dean In Memory of Diane C. Treptow Milo and Betty Collins John and Susan Kaminsky Ron Treptow In Memory of Dewonda K. Johnyakin Bill and Jenn Koch In Memory of Jean Walker Diane Dalton Robert and Sally Probst Janet Dunst In Memory of Carl Lutterbie Jennifer Skierka In Memory of Edwin S. Watts, M.D. Johanna Lutterbie In Memory of Eleanor Repinski Nancy Blanchard Watts In Memory of Irena Macek Gillian Lester-George and Manuel Steve Macek Montesinos

HONORING GIFTS In Honor of Dr. Mary Arenberg and Dr. In Honor of Bob and Karen Dean In Honor of Carol Lowey George Schroeder Thomas and Suzanne McKale Kim and Judy Casper Julie Bohnhoff-Overby In Honor of Alex and Haley Gerding In Honor of Rob and Carol Manegold In Honor of Patsy Aster Anonymous Julie and Mark Petri Joan Hardy In Honor of Jason Graham In Honor of Patti McKeithan In Honor and Appreciation of Patty and RSM US LLP Jack Gebhardt and Deborah Jay Baker In Honor of Joe Hanreddy McKeithan-Gebhardt James and Elaine Sweet Charles and Estella Lauter In Honor of Greg Oberland In Honor of Katharine Banzhaf In Honor of Deb and Peter Johnson Doug and Jane Hagerman Alfred Buettner Anonymous Peavy Holmes Steven Stone and Julie Banzhaf-Stone The Elwoods Meredith and Thomas Scrivner In Honor of Matt and Kellen Bartel Tom and Dawn Engler In Honor of Susan Robertson Tommie and Monica Jones Ernesto and Meghan Louis and Edythe Manza In Honor of Matt and Kellen Bartel’s Sue and Jim Kiel In Honor of Ann F. Shepherd Wedding Donna Kuhtz Rebecca Harms Andrew Nunemaker David and Nancy Wareham In Honor of Tom and Judy Christofferson In Honor of Her Parents Rick and Sue Strait Jane Kettler

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FANFARE AND FINALE CONCERT April 28 Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra Uihlein Hall The Brass Choir, Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra, (414) 267-2950 and Senior Symphony are showcased in the ensembles’ final performances of the season.

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FRANKIE MORENO May 3 Cedarburg Performing Arts Center Cedarburg PAC As a child prodigy on the piano and a gifted multi- (262) 376-6161 instrumentalist, Frankie Moreno was first introduced to American audiences at the age of 10 on CBS’s Star Search.

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SEASON FINALE May 13 Frankly Music Schwan Concert Hall Another string blowout with Schoenberg’s landmark (414) 443-8802 Transfigured Night, and Mendelssohn’s beloved Octet.

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KISS ME, KATE May 17 – June 9 Skylight Music Theatre Cabot Theatre Passions run high onstage and off as a tempestuous (414) 291-7800 couple struggle to present a musical version of Taming of the Shrew.

STRING SERENADE CONCERT May 18 Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra Shattuck Music Center The all-string ensembles Prelude Orchestra, String Auditorium Orchestras South/West and String Orchestras North/ (414) 267-2950 Central will be featured.

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