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Show Programs ~ 52ND STREET PROJECT SHOW PROGRAMS 2001-2005 The 52nd Street Project gratefuly acknowledges the support of the following foundations and corporations: ABNY Foundation, Barker Welfare Foundation, The Barnsley Foundation, Broadway Play Publishing, Carnegie Corporation of New York, Comedy Central, Consolidated Edison, The Dammann Fund, The Dramatists Guild Fund, Dramatists Play Service, Eleanor, Adam & Mel Dubin Foundation, The Educational Foundation Of America, Entertainment Weekly, Ford Foundation, The Fan Fox & The 52nd Street Project Presents Leslie R. Samuels Fdn., Gap Inc., GLADPZ Foundation, The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation, The Florence Gould Foundation, The William & Mary Greve Foundation, Heights Partners, The Holland Lodge Foundation, Inc., Hudson Scenic Studio, Betty E. & George B. Kaiser Foundation, Rita J. and Stanley H. Kaplan Foundation, Lloyds TSB Bank plc, Luca, Inc., James A. Macdonald Foundation, Ann M. Martin Foundation, J.P. Morgan Charitable Trust, Mosaic Entertainment, The New World Foundation, The New York Times Co. Fdn., Newman's Own, O'Grady Family Foundation, Laura Pels Foundation, Staging and Design, Inc., Harold & Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, The Surdna Foundation, Susquehanna, Tandler Textile Inc., Uniworld Group Inc., John A. Vassilaros & Sons, Inc, The Vervane Foundation, West Bank Cafe, The Wiener Family Foundation, Yorke Construction Corporation. In addition the following individuals made gifts of over $150 this year (list is current as of 1/24/01) Anonymous Eric & Juli Frankel Chris & Sally Lutz Daryl Roth Liliana Amador-Marty Richard Frankel & Kathleen Clark John Lyons Donald Rothschild & Frank Marty Naomi Freundlich & Charles Miles Marsue & Peter MacNicol & Lottchen Shivers May Ameen Geraldine R. Frey Greg MacPherson Kenneth Rothstein Peter Askin Louis & Patrice Friedman & Jane Perlmutter Steve Sabba June Ballinger & Michael Goldstein Hank Gallo Joseph Maffia Richard & Madeline Salzman Ben Barenholtz Victor Garber Roma Maffia Laura Sametz Jessica Bauman Beth Gardiner Rusty Magee & Alison Fraser Tim & Lisa Sanford Laurie Becker & Rick Sweren Rose Gasner & Larry Chertoff Paul & Lauren Mandell Joshua Sapan Meredith Beeuwkes Joseph & Margaret Gazdak Brian & Marsha Mannain Stacey Schaffer & Eric Schwartz Lisa Benavides & Tim Nelson John A. Vassilaros Elizabeth Manne Karin & Tom Schall Stephanie Berger & Paul King & Alexandra Gersten Peter Manning & André Bishop Leslie Schine & Nils Nilsen Scott Bergman Ileen Getz & Mark Grinnell Donald Margulies & Lynn Street Glyna & Neil Schlesinger Brett Berk Nancy Giles Ali Marsh Beth Schneider Pam Berlin & Billy Carden Lloyd & Kilty Gilmour Tory & Howie Masters Maury Schott Arthur & Sandra Bernard Judy Goldman & Michael Pillinger Kay Matschullat & Allan Arffa Marc Segan Barry & Myrna Bernard Tony Goldwyn & Jane Musky Max Mayer & Catherine Corpeny Mitchell Semel & Colleen Carroll Alexander & Elizabeth Bernstein Stephen & Cathy Graham Drew McCoy & Amy Aquino Aaron & Elaine Shapiro Vicky Bijur & Ed Levine Connie Grappo & Lee Wilkof Paul McCrane & Dana Kellin Bernice Baruch Shawl Lewis Black Michael Greif & Jonathan Fried James & Hannelore McDaniel Andrew & Helen Sheinman Jeanette & Samuel Black Emily Grishman Fran McDormand & Joel Coen Jan Sidebotham & Tim Emerson Richard Blackstone & Susan Sampliner Brian Mertes Meg Simon & Yildez Yuksek Rebecca & Peter Grunwald Bette Midler Landon Slane Tessa Blake Lisa Gugenheim Patricia Miller & Chris McFarland Tom Slaughter & Marthe Jocelyn Audrey Bloch & Joseph Wiesenthal Evan Handler Isaac Mizrahi Ken Smith Robi & Ruth Blumenstein Stuart & Lorna Hayim Ross & Beth Moore Phillip K. & Gloria W. Smith Buzz Bovshow Peter Herdrich & Karen Trott Walter Mosley Abigail Rose Solomon Becky Browder & Ted Neustadt William Holtzman Michaela Murphy Dr. David Solowiejczyk Deborah Brown & S. Sylvia Shepard & Larry Nathanson José & Michelle Soto Susan Bruce & Peter Hedges Barnard Hughes Patricia M. Murphy, Esq. Dorothy Spears & Vance Brown John Burt & Helen Stenborg Hughes & Adam Spilka Jeff Stafford Kate Burton & Michael Ritchie Andrew Hurwitz & Dana Segal Randy & Rona Nelson John Steber & Robert Shaffron Joseph & Hilary Califano Dana Ivey Ruth Nelson Jean Stein Linda & Arthur Carter Sy Jacobs Mark Nesselson, M.D. Anne Meara & Jerry Stiller Rachel Chanoff Whitney Scott & Peter Jacobson & Elliott Rosenblum Susanna Styron & Darrell Larson Glenda Chesshir Macon R. & Michael B. Jessop Cynthia Nixon Daniel Swee Ethan Coen & Trish Cooke Amanda Johns Steven O'Neill Mariko Tada Lieta Hesen-Cohen & Richard Cohn Julia A. Johns Kevin O'Rourke & Edith Thurber Jay & Rachel Tarses Thomas Cott Andrea Johnson Carol Ochs & Bruce MacVittie Mary Lou Teel & Peter Freundlich Margaret Crimmins Traci Paige Johnson Paul & Maria Onderdonk Joan Vail & John Thorne The 2001 Colleen Croft & Louis Balducci & Robert Mowen Steven & Margot Peter Tracy Thorne & Edmund Lewis Stephen & Sandra Crudgington Cherry Jones & Mary O'Connor Elizabeth Peters John & Katherine Turturro Willem Dafoe & Liz Lecompte Larry & Mary Jones Bat-Sheva & Thomas Peters Laura Valeroso & David Seidman Arthur Dantchik Maurice Kanbar Ethan Phillips Katrina vanden Heuvel Two-on-Twos Peter & Judith Dawkins Ronald Kastner Susan Ochs Phillips Wendy vanden Heuvel Edward & Joanne DiRugeris Susan Kaufman Virginia Pike & Brad Coley Alex Draper & Lorraine Tobias Mark Keoppen & Wendy Townsend Oliver Platt William & Melinda vanden Heuvel Richard & Rebecca Dresser John Kirtley & Camilla Campbell Platt John A. Vassallo Christopher & Karen Eddowes Seth & Beth Klarman Richard Polatchek Mary Pat Walsh Mario Egozi Joana & Jason Kliot Jeremy Posner Borah & Mildred Walton January 26 at 7:30 p.m. David Eigenberg Mary Kong Dean & Leslie Potashner Sally & Lenny Weiss Ned Eisenberg Judy Kuhn & David Schwab Gigi Pritzker Pucker Gregory Welch Jan. 27 at 3:00 & 7:30 p.m. Barbara Ettinger Roger & Belle Kuhn & Michael Pucker Jane Bolster & Steve Wertimer Barbara Ettinger & Sven Huseby Michael A. Lane Christopher Randolph Donna & Walter Wick Heidi Ettinger Mark Lanow & Joanne Astrow Peter & Helen Randolph Jenny Wiener Jan. 28 at 3:00 p.m. Wendy Ettinger & Derek McLane Allan & Nanette Larson Anthony Ranieri Michael & Zena Wiener Adam Felber & Jeanne Simpson Jill Larson Paul Reale & Barbara McCrane Matt Williams & Angelina Fiordellisi Gerald Fernandez Kate Lear & Jonathan LaPook Willie Reale & Jenny Gersten Jan Wilson & Saula Cutter Peter Jay Fernandez Mitchell Lemsky & Jane Bodle Theresa Rebeck & Jess Lynn Donald Windham The Ensemble Studio Theatre & Denise Burse Robert Sean Leonard Alysia Reiner & David Basche Joanne Woodward & Paul Newman Hannah Finn & John Wiltshire Joshua Lewis Jacquelyn Reingold Anne & Charles Wright 549 W. 52nd St. Alexa Fogel Mark Linn-Baker & Adrianne Lobel Todd Richter & Donna Plummer Jeffrey & Janine Yass Tom Fontana & Sagan Lewis Jessica Lissy Herald & Linda Ritch James & Mary Lin Yoshimura Katherine Foster John Bedford Lloyd David & Anita Rogerson Aylin Yuksek David Frankel & Anne Twomey Robin Morse & Gus Rogerson Virginia Zakian & Robert Sandberg The 2001 Two-on-Twos COOL STUFF ON SALE Talking Shop: Plays that Work IN THE LOBBY! The Ensemble Studio Theatre - Jan. 26-28, 2001 The Fabulous Flyer Bar . .$2.00 & $1.50 and featuring Shel Silverstein’s “Fivey and Twoey” logo: The 52nd Street Project Staff Project T-shirts (short sleeve) . .$12.00 Gus Rogerson, Artistic Director Project T-shirts (long sleeve) . .$15.00 Carol Ochs, Executive Director Project Caps . .$15.00 Michael Bernard, Associate Artistic Director John Sheehy, Director of Development and Marketing Project Mugs . .$5.00 George Roman Babiak, Production Manager Project Pencil 3-pack (now in RED!) . .$1.00 Julie Feldman, Director of Education Megan Sandberg-Zakian, Volunteer Coordinator Chris Ceraso, Teen Dean Thank you for coming to TALKING SHOP! If you are not on our mailing list (or if your iris A. Brown, Graphic Designer address has changed), please fill out this form and give it to us on your way out or mail Mayleen Cancel and Lorraine Zambrano, Receptionists it to the address below. We would also like to know if you are interested in becoming a interns: Liz Bell, Jennifer Boring, Emily Crow volunteer. We need help in all areas, so be sure to fill out the entire form. Production Staff Composer: Patrick Barnes Prop Crew: Please add me to your mailing list: 1/01 Set Designer: Kevin Joseph Roach Kate Hancock, Diana Rojas Lighting Designer: Slide Projector Apparatus NAME: Greg MacPherson Manager (SPAM): ADDRESS: Costume Designer: Jennifer Boring Anney McKilligan Load-in and Light-hang Crew: ZiP Sound Designer: Maury Schott Jennifer Boring, Bill Charlton, HOME PHONE: Stage Manager: Jenny Peek Emily Crow, Doug Lockwood, Slide Design Team: Matt Maher, Jill Robbins, Tom Schall, DAyTiME PHONE: Monty Nicol, Kim Snow, Kevin Coffey, John Sheehy, Vanessa Valdes, Katherine Lumb, Vickie Clarke Becky White E-MAiL ADDRESS: Prop Design Team: House Managers: My OCCuPATiON: Megan Bartholomay, Jennifer Boring, Karin Schall, Mary Pat Walsh, Emily Crow, Kate Hancock, Beth Emelson My HOBBiES: Jenny Peek, Weekend-away Host & Guest Chef: yes, i would like to be of helP. i can: “Talking Shop” Illustrations: Maria Tucci Help load in and out for shows Draw and/or paint Help kids with homework James Stevenson Weekend-away chefs: Hang lights Help with mailings Teach kids a skill Furniture Crew: Carol Ochs, Work on a backstage crew Do office work Be a chef at an event Emily Crow, Luis Anthony Maldonado John Sheehy Do graphic design Design sound Design and
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