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SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION WRITTEN BY JOHN GUARE DIRECTED BY PETER ROTHSTEIN MARCH 1 – APRIL 9, 2017 • RITZ THEATER Theater Latté Da presents SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION Written by John Guare Originally produced by Theater, City Directed by Peter Rothstein**

FEATURING Jay Albright*, Patrick Bailey*, Mark Benninghofen*, JuCoby Johnson, Julie Madden, Riley McNutt, John Middleton*, Gabriel Murphy, Dan Piering, Grant Sorenson, Kendall Anne Thompson, and Sally Wingert*

*Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors **Member of SDC, the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, a national theatrical labor union

SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION will be performed without an intermission

Opening Night: Saturday, March 11, 2017 ASL Interpreted and Audio Described Performance: Thursday, March 23, 2017 Post-Show Discussions: Thursdays, March 16, 23, 30, and April 6; Sundays, March 12, 19, 26, and April 2

The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited. As a courtesy to the performers and other patrons, please check to see that all cell phones, pagers, watches and other noise-making devices are turned off.

This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support grant, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.

2 SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION Written by John Guare Directed by Peter Rothstein**

THE CAST THE PRODUCTION TEAM † Dr. Fine/Doorman/Piano ...... Jay Albright * Director...... Peter Rothstein** Geoffrey ...... Patrick Bailey* Associate Director/

Flanders Kittredge ...... Mark Benninghofen* Scenic Designer ...... Kate Sutton-Johnson

Paul ...... JuCoby Johnson Costume Designer ...... Alice Fredrickson

Kitty ...... Julie Madden Lighting Designer ...... Barry Browning

Doug/Detective/Tenor Saxophone ...... Riley McNutt Properties Master ...... Abbee Warmboe

Larkin ...... John Middleton* Dialect Coach ...... Keely Wolter

Rick/Hustler ...... Gabriel Murphy Stage Manager ...... Tiffany K. Orr*

Woody/Policeman/Guitar/Cello ...... Dan Piering Assistant Stage Manager ...... Todd Kalina*

Trent/Ben ...... Grant Sorenson Production Manager ...... Allen Weeks

Tess/Elizabeth/Guitar ...... Kendall Anne Thompson Technical Director ...... Bethany Reinfeld

Ouisa Kittredge ...... Sally Wingert* Scenic Artist ...... Dietrich Poppen Master Electrician ...... Merritt Rodriguez Light Board Op/ House Tech...... Micayla Thebault-Spieker

Wardrobe Supervisor ...... Mary Farrell Costume and Hair Assistants ...... Anders Bower, Carrie Monroe

Stage Management Intern ...... Shanna Frasier

Electricians...... Phillip Uttech, Jeremy Ellarby, Tierra Anderson, Brent Anderson, †Musical Arrangements Megan Winter, Emmet Kowler, *Member of Actors’ Equity Association, Carpenters...... Tyler Waters, Sean McQuiston, the Union of Professional Actors Bill Cassidy, Alex Huston, **Member of SDC, the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, Natascha Plouffe a national theatrical labor union

THEATER LATTÉ DA • LATTEDA.ORG 3 LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR

for a kid from rural Minnesota to feel connected to the larger theater world. Before leaving I asked Mr. Guare to please sign my copy. On the title page he wrote, “To Peter Rothstein at the start of a wonderful career.” He then drew a line from my name to where his name was printed and crossed out the word Six.

I have wanted to direct this play for 26 years. My respect for it has only increased with life experience. I believe it is one of the truly great contemporary American dramas. At its best, theater is about our global connectedness. It encourages us to recognize our link to the rest of the world, not just our personal or professional networks, but a call to arms asking us to draw a line to every single person living on this planet. As Ouisa states, “I am bound to every person on this planet by a trail of six people. It’s a profound thought.”

I’m glad you you’re here. In John Guare’s celebrated play, the character of Ouisa says,

“I read somewhere that everybody on this planet is separated by only six other people. Peter Rothstein Six degrees of separation. Founding Artistic Director Between us and everybody else on this planet.” Theater Latté Da

I was fortunate to see the premiere production of Six Degrees of Separation at Lincoln Center in 1991. The production left me breathless. I didn’t want to leave my seat; an usher asked me to leave… twice. The next morning I met John Guare. One of my roommates in graduate “We appreciate eater Latté Da for the level of the school was from New York. He wasn’t a theater student, craftsmanship put into each but, as it turns out, he grew up in the same apartment production. e musicals or building where Mr. Guare lived. His parents were kind plays with music they choose to enough to set up a meeting. produce are always a relevant balance between revivals, drama, farce, and new work. As the Mr. Guare spent an hour and a half with me. I can still proud new owner of the Ritz picture his apartment. It was stacked with books on every eater in the revitalized NE wall from floor to ceiling. It was just he and I and his two neighborhood, small dogs. We talked about his life in the theater. He eater Latté Da deserves all of our support.” asked about my work and what I hoped my career might bring. Christopher Schout and Wayne Zink I brought my copy of the Six Degrees of Separation script to the meeting with me. It was a hard copy I acquired from the Fireside Theater Book Club. I’d been a passionate member of the Book Club since high school. It was a way

4 SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION Theater Latté Da is thrilled to have a new home in the vibrant Northeast Minneapolis Arts District. The dynamic work of these Twin Cities artists is featured in Six Degrees of Separation.

AMY ANDERSON As an artist, my mission has CAITLIN KAROLCZAK was born on Minnesota’s always been to create work that will challenge Iron Range. Karolczak received a BFA in Fine viewers to risk personal connection allowing us Arts and a BA in Art History with an emphasis to create a more peaceful and a more powerful in 19th century medical photography from the community. Photography gives me a chance to University of MN Twin Cities. Subsequently honestly connect with people creatively. Every she founded her studio in NE Minneapolis portrait is a collaboration and that is really where she first began to paint in oils. Through thrilling for me. AmyAndersonPhotography.com repeated experimentation and personal study she has become self-taught in different classical FRANCO COLAVECCHIA is painting techniques. StudioSilenti.com an internationally recognized scenographic designer and JAVIER MATOS and the blues became painter. His work will be buddies in 1978 when he discovered featured in an upcoming his father’s record collection. He has film, Paynes Grey Designer. The Museum of been playing blues professionally since Scenographic Design Online, MOSDO.org, is 1992. In 1999 he signed to Storyville the permanent home to his work. Records and released Comin Home internationally under the surname JANICE ESSICK is a predominantly self-taught Jake Matson. JavierMatosMusic.com artist who developed her love of painting in high school. Born and raised in , MALCOLM MYERS (1917–2002) The subjects Wisconsin, Janice came to Interact in 2005, eager of Myers’ art work are stunningly varied and to devote her days to painting and drawing and wide-ranging. He has used themes of religion, establish herself as a professional artist in the boats, cowboys and Indians, even nursery Twin Cities arts community. InteractCenter.org rhymes. It is the improvisational fluidity of jazz music that appealed to him and is also a quality which is prevalent in his own work. ANDY FRYE is an abstract painter and theatre artist based in Northeast, Minneapolis. Follow JASON PEARSON is a photographer, visual andyjfrye on instagram. artist, and professor at Minneapolis College of Art and Design. Pearson has exhibited his creative work both nationally and internationally, often collaborating with his twin brother Jesse. DickAndWayne.com NICHOLAS HARPER is an award winning artist known for both his unique portraiture and his SARAH SAMPEDRO Identity and the way award winning art gallery, The Rogue Buddha it manifests itself is central to the work of which is located on 13th Ave in NE Minneapolis. Minneapolis based photographer, Sarah Rust Harper has been featured in numerous magazines Sampedro. Through the use of relationship, and publications including GQ where his gallery expectations (internal and external), childhood, was called one of 20 essential galleries in the culture, religion, desire and ego, Sarah’s work world. To learn more, please visit his website: taps into the emotional undercurrent that RogueBuddha.com presents itself through the development of “self.” SarahSampedro.com MARCUS K. HEFFELFINGER (1946–1986) Visual Artist, sculptor, scenic designer, technical BOB ZEHRER A dissolve of color and light, director, and gallery director, Marcus Heffelfinger my work explores the delicate balance between graduated from Stanford University in 1969, and realism and abstraction. The result is neither, The University of North Carolina with an MFA but rather a realm that lies between; a region in Studio Arts in 1974. Heffelfinger worked as a that shifts freely from the imaginary, dreamlike, Gallery Director, Community Artist, Instructor and nebulous to the threshold of the concrete, of Sculpture and 3-D Design. with hints of earth, water, sky, and space. BobZahrer.com

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JAY ALBRIGHT (DR. FINE/ The Public Domain, Wilson, La Stanza Accanto, JOHN MIDDLETON DOORMAN/PIANO) appeared Older Than America and Herman, USA. More (LARKIN) is very pleased to in Theater Latté Da’s first info at www.markbenninghofen.com return to Theater Latté Da production, Lost in . having appeared in Song Locally, he has appeared at JUCOBY JOHNSON (PAUL) of Extinction in 2011, and the Guthrie Theater, Frank is honored and excited to be last year’s world premiere of Theatre, Chanhassen Dinner Theatres, the making his Theater Latté Da C. John has performed throughout the Twin History Theater, the Illusion Theater, the debut. Other acting credits Cities with companies including the Jungle Old Log Theater, Penumbra Theater and include Ten Thousand Theater, Frank Theater, Gremlin, Torch, The Minnesota Festival Theater. He has also Things (Pericles, Dear World), Sandbox Theater, and Park Square Theatre. worked at the Old Creamery Theater (Iowa), Underdog Theater ( is Burning), Mu Upcoming projects include Up: The Man in the People’s Light and Theater Company Performing Arts (You for Me for You), MN the Flying Chair with Theatre Pro Rata and (), Actor’s Theater of St. Louis, Jewish Theatre (The Whipping Man), Park Idiot’s Delight with Girl Friday Productions. Hope Summer Repertory Theater (Michigan) Square Theatre (The Liar), and Great River and The North Carolina Shakespeare Festival, Shakespeare Festival (Romeo and Juliet, As You GABRIEL MURPHEY to name a few. He is married to Angela Like It). Upcoming projects include Red Velvet (RICK/HUSTLER) is absolutely Timberman. They have two sons and a dog— at Walking Shadow Theatre and The Nether thrilled to be working with Sam, Abe and Hutt. at the Jungle Theater. He is a graduate of the Theater Latté Da for the University of Minnesota/Guthrie B.F.A. Actor first time. A Kansas native, PATRICK BAILEY Training Program. Gabriel has worked with (GEOFFREY) is originally many regional and local companies including from Belfast, N. Ireland. JULIE MADDEN (KITTY) the Kentucky Repertory Theater, the Jungle Twin Cities theatre includes Previous shows with Theater, the Moving Company, Park Square - Theater Latté Da: All is Theater Latté Da: New York Theatre, Frank Theater, The Minnesota Jewish Calm: The Christmas Truce of Musical Shorts; NEXT: New Theater Company, Wanderlust Productions, 1914 (with Cantus), C. (Next Festival); Frank Musicals in the Making; and Theater Pro Rata, Workhaus Collective, Theatre: The Good Person of Setzuan, Cabaret, Company. Work with local Great River Shakespeare Festival, Walking Palace of the End, Love and Information; the companies includes Actors Theatre, Hey Shadow Theatre Company, among others. Jungle Theater: Le Switch, The Night Alive, The City, the Illusion Theater, the Playwrights’ Gabriel trained with Webster Conservatory Seafarer, Shining City; Park Square Theatre: Center, and Torch Theatre. Julie’s real job and the British American Drama Academy Great Expectations, Behind the Eye, Oliver is with St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church in and was an acting apprentice with Great River Twist; Workhaus Collective: Kill Me, Don’t Minneapolis as Director of Peace and Justice Shakespeare Festival. Up next, Amy’s View at Go. UK theatre includes: Blood Wedding Ministries. She’s thrilled to be back with Park Square Theatre and Idiot’s Delight with (Courtyard). Patrick trained at LAMDA, and Theater Latté Da. Girl Friday Productions. was named Best Actor 2010 by City Pages. RILEY MCNUTT (DOUG/ DAN PIERING (WOODY/ MARK BENNINGHOFEN DETECTIVE/TENOR POLICEMAN/GUITAR/CELLO) (FLANDERS KITTREDGE) Most SAXOPHONE) is very excited is absolutely thrilled to recently appeared in Sweeney to be returning to Theater be performing again with Todd: The Demon Barber Latté Da in Six Degrees Theater Latté Da. He last of Fleet Street at Theater of Separation. Earlier this appeared with Theater Latté Da. The Guthrie season, he was in All is Calm: The Christmas Latté Da in Song of Extinction in 2011. Theater: Juno and the Paycock, Born Yesterday, Truce of 1914, and he played Mother’s Previous local credits include at Appomattox, Time Stands Still, The Intelligent Younger Brother in , both with the Guthrie Theater, Earthquakes in London Homosexual’s Guide, Great Expectations, St. Theater Latté Da. He recently appeared in at the Guthrie’s Dowling Studio, Much Joan, Cyrano, The Merry Wives of Windsor. Off Artistry’s productions of Ado About Nothing at Broadway: Asian Shade and Fresh Horses at as Motel and in Phantom as Phillipe. Riley of Minnesota, Freckleface Strawberry at the the WPA Theater, Twelfth Night at Lincoln has worked with Minnesota Orchestra in Old Log Theater, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Center, Lee Blessing’s Riches at the Court Carousel; with Skylark Opera in , with the Minnesota Centennial Showboat Theatre, LA. Tyrone and Ralph (Production Wonderful Town, and The Vagabond King; and and Escape from Alcina’s Island with Mixed Ivey Award) at the History Theatre, Shooting in many productions with Minnesota Opera. Precipitation. Dan is a recent graduate of the Star at Park Square Theatre, The Hot House for Born and raised in Wisconsin, Riley is happy University of Minnesota/Guthrie Theater Dark & Stormy Productions. TV and Film: to have made a home among the artists Actor Training Program, and has a second Movie Stars, Frasier, Drew Carey, Hope, of Minnesota! degree in journalism from the University

THEATER LATTÉ DA • LATTEDA.ORG 7 THE COMPANY of Minnesota. Television Broadway or Bust Other recent work includes Taylor Mac’s Hir, Ordway Center for the Performing Arts, and (PBS). Awards Hennepin Theatre Trust directed by Nigel Smith at Mixed Blood, many others. Kate was honored with the Spotlight Triple Threat 2012, Minnesota Shooting Star at Park Square and Sense and Ivey Award for Emerging Artist in 2007 and Scholar of Distinction 2011. Sensibility at the Guthrie. Sally has performed an Ivey Award for her set design for Sweeney at the Guthrie in over 80 productions since Todd, the Demon Barber of Fleet Street in 2016. GRANT SORENSON 1985. She has worked locally at Mixed Blood She was also a member of the artistic teams (TRENT/BEN) Theater Latté Theatre, the Jungle Theater and many others. recognized with Ivey wins for Cabaret (2014) Da: Spring Awakening; as She appeared on Broadway and London in and Le Switch (2016). assistant director: Aida, La Bete and has also worked at Yale Rep, Cabaret. the Guthrie The McCarter Theater, ART in Boston, and BARRY BROWNING (LIGHTING DESIGNER) Theater: The Winter’s Tale. Chicago’s Shakespeare Theater. Most recently, is excited to be lighting for Theater Latté Da 7th House Theater: founding member, she directed The Whipping Man at MN again, having lit in 2015. In Rhinoceros, The Passage, or What Comes of Jewish Theater. She is the recipient of a 2014 his over 30 years in the Twin Cities theater Searching in the Dark, Jonah and the Whale, McKnight Artist Fellowship. community, he has designed lights for the Little Shop of Horrors, Cinephilia, Hair. Jungle Theater, the Guthrie Theater, the New Epic Theater: Coriolanus, The Normal Children’s Theatre Company, Mixed Blood Heart, Now or Later. Yellow Tree Theatre: The Creative Team Theatre, the History Theater, Bloomington Next to Normal. The Playwright’s Center: Civic Theater, Walking Shadow Theatre Le Switch. Frank Theater: The Threepenny PETER ROTHSTEIN Company, Zenon Dance Company, Danny Opera. Upcoming: Medea, New Epic (DIRECTOR) has directed 60 Buraczeski’s Jazz Dance, and many others. He Theater. Awards: Ivey Award, Now or Later. mainstage productions for also was honored to light Prince’s production www.grant-sorenson.com Theater Latte Da, including of Ulysses, and his work has been seen at the 9 world premieres. Other Alabama Shakespeare Festival and Arizona KENDALL ANNE recent collaborations Theater Company. He has also worked with THOMPSON (TESS/ include the Guthrie Theater, the Children’s New York’s Joyce Theater, Switzerland’s ELIZABETH/GUITAR) is Theater Company, Minnesota Opera, the STEP Festival, Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival, grateful to return to Theater Illusion Theater, Ten Thousand Things and Aruba International Festival, and the Central Latté Da, after previously ’s 5th Avenue Theater. He is the creator Children’s Theater in Moscow. In 2012, he appearing in C., and Into the of All is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914 received an Ivey Award for Best Lighting for Woods. Other credits include: Rhinoceros, The and Steerage Song–a new musical created in the Jungle’s production of Dial ‘M’ for Murder, Passage, The Great Work, and Jonah and the collaboration with Dan Chouinard. Recently, and was named a 2015/16 McKnight Theater Whale with 7th House Theater; Radio Man, Peter was named the 2015 Artist of the Year Artist Fellow, at the Playwrights’ Center. Baby Case, Working Boys Band, and This Side of by the Star Tribune. He has previously been Paradise with the History Theatre; , named Theater Artist of the Year by Lavender, ALICE FREDRICKSON (COSTUME DESIGNER) and Always, Patsy Cline with DalekoArts; and the Best Director by City Pages. He has has designed costumes for Theater Latté Da’s with Lyric Arts; Oliver! and 9 to been awarded grants and fellowships from the Gypsy, : The Demon Barber of 5: The Musical with Minnetonka Theatre; National Endowment for the Arts, Theatre Fleet Street, and Oliver! Based in Minneapolis, Spring Awakening, Romeo & Juliet, The Sound Communications Group, the Minnesota State Alice’s other recent credits include Diana’s of Music, and Hamlet with Roxy Regional Arts Board and the McKnight Foundation. He Garden for The Minnesota Opera, Brand Theatre. She is a graduate of The Boston holds a B. A. in Music and Theater from St. for Commonweal Theatre, Next to Normal Conservatory BFA Musical Theatre program. John’s University and a Master of Fine Arts in for Weathervane Theater, and Three Sisters www.kendallannethompson.com Directing from the University of Wisconsin- for Nightpath Theatre, as well productions Madison. Peter-Rothstein.com in Chicago and New Hampshire. Alice also SALLY WINGERT (OUISA works as a costume design assistant for the KITTREDGE) is returning to KATE SUTTON-JOHNSON (ASSOCIATE Guthrie Theater, where she most recently Theater Latté Da where DIRECTOR/ SCENIC DESIGNER) previously worked on Disgraced, The Parchman Hour, she was last seen as Mrs. designed and associate-directed Theater Latté and The Lion in Winter. Originally from Lovett in Sweeney Todd: Da’s productions of Sweeney Todd, the Demon , Alice is a graduate of The Demon Barber of Fleet Barber of Fleet Street and Into the Woods. She Knox College. Street and Maria Callas in Master Class. Her also designed scenery for several other past work with Peter Rothstein includes Family Theater Latté Da productions including ABBEE WARMBOE (PROPERTIES MASTER) Secrets and Woman Before a Glass, both for Cabaret and . Based in the Twin Cities, Theater Latté Da: Peter and the Starcatcher, the Minnesota Jewish Theater, Doubt for Ten Kate’s work has been seen on many local A Christmas Carole Peterson, Ragtime, Gypsy. Thousand Things and Private Lives and Other stages including the Children’s Theatre, the Recent Work: Mixed Blood Theatre: Safe at Desert Cities most recently at the Guthrie. Jungle Theater, the Guthrie Theater, the Home, Corazon Eterno, Orange, Barbecue; 8 SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION Park Square Theatre: Flower Drum Song, The with many amazing companies including She serves on the board of directors for the Liar, Realistic Joneses; the History Theater: the Guthrie Theater, the Children’s Theatre Minnesota Theater Alliance, the Membership Highwaymen, Orphan Train; 7th House Company, and Pillsbury House Theatre. This Committee for the National Alliance for Theater: The Passage; Artistry: The Baker’s summer Tiffany will be returning to Wichita, Musical Theater (NAMT), is a member of the Wife, ; Yellow Tree KS for her eighth summer, as a part of the 2016 artEquity cohort, and a 2017 African Theatre: Grace, Gone Fishin’ Christmas, Death stage management team at MTWichita. American Leadership Forum Josie R. Johnson of a Salesman. Representative Theatres: Tiffany is a proud member of Actors’ Equity Leadership Academy Fellow. Chanhassen Dinner Theatre, DalekoArts, Mad Association. Munchkin Productions, Mu Performing Arts, JEAN HARTMAN (SENIOR Old Log Theatre, Stepping Stone Theatre, TODD KALINA (ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER) DIRECTOR – FINANCE AND Theatre Pro Rata, Walking Shadow Theatre Broadway: An Act of God, King Charles III (US OPERATIONS) Jean Hartman Company, among others. Awards: Ivey Award premiere), Airline Highway. Off-Broadway: began her career in public Recognition “Production Design” for Crime the world premiere of Stephen Adly accounting. After a short and Punishment. Guirgis’ Pulitzer Prize winning play Between stint as an entrepreneur in Riverside and Crazy, FOUND (Atlantic the grocery business she served as controller KEELY WOLTER (DIALECT COACH) holds an Theater Company); Martha Clarke’s Angel of several entrepreneurial companies. Jean MA in Voice Studies from the Royal Central Reapers (Signature Theatre); Of Good Stock previously worked for Carlson Marketing School of Speech and Drama in London. She (Manhattan Theatre Club); Cinderella, Romeo Group, a division of Carlson Companies and has served as a voice and accent coach with & Juliet (Children’s Theatre Company). Other in academia teaching at Hennepin Technical HBO, the University of Minnesota/Guthrie Credits: the History Theatre, The Acting College and the University of St. Thomas. BFA Actor Training Program, Jungle Theater, Company, Giants are Small, The Juilliard She served as the CFO for the Sisters of St. the Children’s Theater Company, Old Log School, The New London Barn Playhouse, Benedict of St. Paul’s Monastery for before Theater, Walking Shadow Theatre Company, NYMF, The Chicago Symphony and many joining Project for Pride in Living, Inc. as a Torch Theater, St. Olaf College, Lyric Arts readings and workshops throughout the years. Finance Manager. Jean joined the Board of Main Street Stage, and many others. Keely Television: Showtime at the Apollo, Ink Master. Theater Latté Da in 2012. She has left the is also a member of VASTA, and a regular Concerts: Garth Brooks, Gwen Stefani, Jon board to serve as Theater Latté Da’s Senior contributor to the VASTA Voice publication. Bon Jovi, Cyndi Lauper, John Legend, among Director of Finance and Operations. Jean others. Education: The Theatre School at holds a BA in business administration and ALLEN WEEKS (PRODUCTION MANAGER) DePaul University. Proud member of Actors’ accounting from Southwest Minnesota State has been working in the Twin Cites as a Equity Association. A very big thank you to University in Marshall, Minnesota, an MBA production manager, stage manager, and Tiffany for bringing me into the Theater Latté from the University of St. Thomas, and is a designer since graduating from Minnesota Da family! For Chad and Shayla. Certified Public Accountant. State University, Mankato with a degree in Technical Production. Before working with Theater Latté Da he was the Production Staff Special Thanks Manager at Penumbra Theatre and Actors Ryan Lee Theater of Minnesota, and the Company SEENA HODGES (SENIOR Heather Westmoreland Manager at Climb Theater. Allen has also DIRECTOR – MARKETING AND done work with Sample Night Live, Theatre DEVELOPMENT) has worked Bob Zehrer and Wyn Huynh Mu, Walt Disney World, Sesame Street Live/ in the theatrical industry Penumbra Theatre VEE Corporation, ShopNBC, Bloomington as a producer, marketing Jungle Theater Civic Theatre, Virginia Luoma Dance, director, publicist and MN Opera Minnesota Fringe Festival, Keane Sense of audience development associate. Seena is Rhythm, and many others. Senior Director—Marketing & Development Victor Zupanc for Theater Latté Da after serving as the The Children’s Theatre Company TIFFANY K. ORR (PRODUCTION STAGE Director of External Relations for seven Brian Pietsch MANAGER) is celebrating her seventh season months. Seena is the former Communications Nicholas Harper as the Production Stage Manager at Theater Manager for the Guthrie Theater and Latté Da. While on staff at Theater Latté Da previously worked at New York press she has stage managed numerous productions agency Boneau/Bryan-Brown, developing including A Christmas Carole Petersen, audiences and creating media opportunities Ragtime, C., Gypsy, Sweeney Todd: The Demon for several Broadway shows. Seena is a Barber of Fleet Street, Oliver, Cabaret, Spring graduate of the Theatre Management and Awakening & . While in the Twin Producing MFA Program at Columbia Cities, she has had the opportunity to work University where she was a Dean’s Fellow. THEATER LATTÉ DA • LATTEDA.ORG 9 THEATER LATTÉ DA DONORS

Theater Latté Da is grateful to the following individuals and institutions that have invested in the artistic, educational, and outreach programs that further our mission.

INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT

This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support grant, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund, and a grant from the Wells Fargo Foundation Minnesota.

The NARA Fund

Elizabeth C. Quinlan Foundation

10 SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION Through both our mission and the realization of that mission, Theater Latté Da stands out as a bold innovator, investing in the art of musical theater, moving it forward, and shepherding it to new frontiers for Minnesota audiences and beyond. However, we truly cannot do it without you. Please consider a gift to Theater Latté Da. Visit latteda.org/give.

Funders are listed for the 12 months ending February 10, 2017. We have made every effort to prepare this donor list accurately. Please accept our sincere apologies for any mistakes or omissions. If you note an error, please contact Seena Hodges, Senior Director – Marketing and Development at 612-767-5646 or [email protected].

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Finale Ultimo ($50,000 and above) David A. Wilson and Michael J. Peterman Angus and Margaret Wurtele

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Curtain Call ($10,000–$24,999) Kent Allin and Tom Knabel Nancy Jones Jack Burbidge in loving memory of his wife Nancy Burbidge Lorri Steffen and Paul Zenner Dan and Carol Greenwald Wayne Zink and Christopher Schout

Eleven O’clock Number ($5,000–$9,999) Anonymous Patricia Johnson and Kai Bjerkness Gary Reetz Timothy Dordell and Kirk Ballard Kathy and Allen Lenzmeier Christopher Rence Mary and Randy Carlson Mary and Mark Maher Ann and Pat Ryan Lisa and Dan Hoene Rita and Benedict Olk Gale Sharpe Dennis and Nora Hunchar Dr. Luis A. Pagan-Carlo and Joe Sammartino John Sullivan

Show Stopper ($1,000–$4,999) Anonymous (4) Joe Dowling and Siobhan Cleary Douglas and Suzanne Tacheny Kubach Mary and Paul Reyelts Mark Addicks and Thomas L. Hoch Scott Eastman Christine Larsen and Scott Peterson Jaime A. Roman and Jim Bernier Tyler Aman and Andrew Maresh Karla Ekdahl and Peter Hutchinson Carolee Lindsey and Darolyn Gray Randy and Tara Roth Chris Andersen Steve Euller and Nancy Roehr Jim Macknick and John Pemberton Ken and Nina Rothchild Joe Andrews and Scott Benson Carol Fjalstad Jim and Kristin Matejcek Peter Rothstein and Omar Guevara-Soto Karen and John Arnold in memory of Ron Fraboni Mary H. and J. Milo Meland Family Fund Colleen Ryan Peggy Ahcan James P. Gearen of the Minneapolis Foundation Thomas Senn and Mark Manion James Assali and Michael Mauch Brian Gilligan Brian and Cade James Miller Mariana and Craig Shulstad Stan and Cindy Bandur Ray Goettl Jennifer Melin Miller and David Miller Jim and Cindie Smart Jean M. and Jim Becker Ron Goldser Shawn Monaghan and Greg Plotnikoff Ann and Tom Stanley Mary Beidler Gearen Barb Gurstelle Kim and David Motes Franklin Star Jeff Bores and Michael Hawkins Edmund and Sandra Hall Curt D. Nelson Kevin Streeter Annemarie Bossert and Thomas Lovett Kath Hammerseng and Mo Kennedy Sandy and Neil Spidel Neumann Michael and Terri Uline Al Bradley Jay Harkness and Jean Storlie Matt Kiser and Chris Nichol Bill Underwood and Chris Everett Barbara Brin and John Beal Todd and Amy Hartman George Niece John and Libby Utter Jeff Brockmann and Shane Swanson Jean and Jim Hartman Mary Weber Nord Bill Venne and Douglas Kline Scott Cabalka Steve Horan Kendall and Jay Nygard Ashish and Julia Vimal Shelli Chase and John Feldman Jim and Sandi Jensen Ben Olk, III and Kris Berggren Jay Waldera Jane and Ogden Confer Bruce and Jean Johnson Ruth Parriott Ruth and David Waterbury Ingrid and Chris Culp Bill Jones Jim Payne Carol and Tom Windfeldt Fran and Barb Davis Greg and Cyndi Klaus Shannon Pierce and Rachael Kroog Jodi and Jim Young Rob Dingmann and Ethan Reynolds Scott and Deborah Knight Gene and Pat Radecki Jane Zilch

Entr’acte ($500–$999) Mary Alberts Kirk and Kathy Davis Susan Lowum and Kerry Sarnowski Miriam Seim Summer and Rob Altergott Meg DeLapp David and Mary Maas Cara Sjodin Paul Amann and Cory Johnson Jennifer Patti Duffy and Sean Duffy Jim and Liane Mattson Jeff Slywka Dan Avchen and David Johnson Duane Faber and Peter Couture Drew Mattson James Snustad and David Wehrspann Karen Bachman and Robert Fisch Patricia Fair and Randall Arnold Marlys J. Nelson Karen Sternal and Lowell Pickett Maria Bales in memory of Kent Bales Rosemary and David Good Marvel Norton Marcia and John Stout Randy Beard Lisa Goodman David Pote and Linda Tapsak Marcus Strom Gary Bennett and Mike Olafson Joan Growe and Thomas Moore Denise Prosek and Milton Ferris Patrick J. Troska Mark Benninghofen on behalf of Shout Randy Hartten and Ron Lotz Ann and Kevin Quiring Katherine and Martijn van de Ruijtenbeek Radio Productions Margie and Tom Hebig Fred Quirsfeld and Linda Campbell Mary W. Vaughan Priscilla Brewster Richard Helm James Rickert David Warner Shawn Bryant and Michael Grouws Joanne and Allen Hinderaker Kristin Rothstein Frank and Frances Wilkinson David Bjork and Jeff Bengtson Victoria and Douglas Holmen Peggy and Bill Roush Jim and Martha Williams Susan S. Boren and Steve King Bernadette and Jeffrey Janisch Sandy Ryan and David Myhre Dick and Diane Wright Robert Bruininks and Susan Hagstrum John Kundtz and Thomas Amon Linda and Steven Sandvig David Young and Edward Williams, Jr. Stacy Christiansen Gloria and Bill Levin Paul Schumann Dr. Robert E. Conlin Susan and Michael Lewis Trish and Ralph Scorpio

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Overture ($499 and under) Anonymous (13) Stewart Corn Alan Heider Jeffrey Lovich Mary Adair and Gerald Jorgenson Mary Corniea Donald Helgeson and Sue Shepard Annette Lynch Lorie Afremov Jeanne and David Cornish Mark and Mary Henderson Katherine and Timothy Machacek Gretchen Alberts Mellies Steve and Paula Crouse Cynthia Heneage Casey Maher Susan Albrecht and Nancy Desmond Scott Cummings Christopher Hermann Anne Mahle and David McCarthy Dennis Alfveby Patricia Cummings Sandy Hey Rhoda and Don Mains Suzette Allaire Lynda Dahl Joan Higinbotham Will and Willene Mangham Robert Allen Roberta Dahler Seena Hodges and Ansa Akyea Joanne Manthe Carol Allin Vida Dam Mary and Jim Holland Susan L. Maples Nancy E. Anderson Thomas and Mary Darnall Nanette Hoover Stan and Margaret Nelson Brinkhaus Margaret Anderson Kelliher and David and Cat Darrow Jay Hornbacher William Margolis David Kelliher Mary Beth Davis Gail and Jeff Horner Wendell Vandersluis and Cynthia Marsh Rita Andrescik Tom E. Davis Jessica Horstkotte Jennifer Marshall and Matthew Haines Howard Ansel Donna DeMatteo Rachel and Bradly Hove Laura Martin Stuart Appelbaum and Jean King Lisa Dethloff Jason Howard Tim Mason Jennifer and Joseph Armitage Amanda Devine George and Kim Hudachek Ron and Mary Mattson Arts Ink Caroline Dey Ellen Hughes Nadine Mayer Annette Atkins and Tom Joyce Christine DeZelar-Tiedman Kathleen Humphries Scott Mayer and John Zeches Marcia Aubineau Michael DiBlasi Bryan Huntington Lisa McLean Michael Bahr Marcus and Cynthia Dilliard Hugh Huston Molly McShane John Bale James and Sharon Dimond Mark and Jeanne Innerbichler Laurie and Dave Mech Roger Battreall Al and Nancy Dorris Carol Jackson Gretchen Alberts Mellies Diana Bauman Amanda Downs Christina Jansa Maria L. Mengel in memory of Kathleen Baxter Jane Doyle Kristi Jereska Luise R. Mengel Robert and Mary Beck Robbie Droddy Rita Johnson Joseph Miklausich Catherine Bendel and Joseph Nunez Bridget Drummond Dawn Johnson David Miller and Mary Dew Donald and Mary Anne Bennett Aklilu Dunlap Mary A. Jones Judy Miller Ruth Ann and Jim Benson B. Economon Bruce Jones and Joann Nordin Sonny and Amy Miller Joan Berg Brad C. Eggen Charles and Sally Jorgensen Kevin Miller and Robert Jardin Chelsea Berglund Sharon Engel Joe Kandiko Kimmet Mobley Bill Bertram Gary and Connie Fallkenstein Paula Karjalahti Daniel Mollick Jeff and Marilyn Bieganek Deborah and Thomas Fee Darla Kashian and Samantha Grosby LuAnn Monahan Marilyn Bierden Don Feeney Jeremiah and Pamela Kearney David and Leni Moore Family Foundation Ann M. Biggar Karen Fiedler Miriam Kelen Jane and Jack Moran Michael Bisping and Kim Havey Sara and Karl Fiegenschuh Jeanette Klauder and Charles A. Cox Mary Morris Ann Bitter Stephen Field and Stephen Herzog Tracy and Craig Knighton Patty Morris Paul and Marcia Bjerke Robert and Sharon Fischer Emily Kohl Kate Morton-Peters and Stan Oleson Beth-Ann Bloom Alyssa Fischer Larissa Kokernot and Karl Gajdusek David Moskovitz Allen Borcherding Brad Fisher Mary Kokernot Bronson Mulleitner John and Judy Borger Amy and Jack Fistler Kathleen Kraulik Bonnie Mulligan and Charlie Greenman Dr. Stuart and Sue Ellen Borken Mary A. Fitzpatrick Sarita Krishnan David Munn Rosanne Borscheid Deborah Fletcher Lisa Krohn Sara Mushlitz John and Kate Boyle Gerald Foley Hunter Kroll Brad and Marta Musolf Erik Brendtro and John Sweet Gene and Charlotte Frampton Craig Harris and Candy Kuehn Dan Naylor Brian Bressler Robert Frame Anita Kunin Christine Nelson Judith and Arnie Brier Barbara and Bob Gaertner Mike Kunnick Roxanne Nelson Joanne and Drew Brockington Gayle C. Gaskill Diane and Allen Kuperman Susan and Jeff Nelson Eric Brook in honor of Cat Brindisi & Elaine Gaston and Mark Scannell Joe Kuznik Zachary Nelson-Winters David Darrow Leland and Beverly Gehrke Al Kvaal James Nepp John Buchholz Mark Gilberstadt Jocelyn Laberge Karle and Diane Nolte Carole Buller Allen Giles Catherine Lacher Lynn Noren David Burbank and Jean Barry Burbank Sue Gilsdorf Jon C. Lahann Hugh and Mary Norsted Kenneth Burke Jerome Girton Mary Kay Langager Gary P. Nygaard Tom and Barb Burke Barbara Golden Linda Nordlund Langeness John O’Donnell Jimmy Burnett Joyce Gordon Jane Lansing Dana Offerman Russ Bursch Joel Gotz Judy Larsen Donald Ofstedal Jan Campbell Tim Grady and Catherine Allan David Larson Lynn Olson Tim Carl Myra and Roger Greenberg Rod and Jan Larson Bonnie Ostlund Peter Carlsen and Sylvia Frank Patrick Griffin Kate and Greg Lawson Kate O’Toole Joan Carlson Christine and Bill Griffith Huey and Nancy Lee Carol and Keith Ottoson Rozlyn and Joe Caruso Polly Grose Sally Leighninger Sandra Overland Matthew Cerar Tessa Gunther and Scott Hagg Kim Lennox Mary Claire Owen Sheldon and Lili Chester Patricia Haarman Sigrun Leonhard Felicia Palmer Brooks Christensen Paul and Kate Habegger Helen Leslie and Chris Palmieri Jeffrey Cloninger Gar Hargens and Missy Thompson Archibald and Edith Leyasmeyer Mary Jane and Bruce Pappas Edward Coblentz Shannon Harris Jennifer Liang Agneta Parr Burton and Rusty Cohen Marlys and Norman Harris Lisa Tyler-Hammock and Zach Hammock Steve Passeri Ralph and Ruth Colby Judith Hawley Catherine J. Little Robert Payne David Colwell Margo and Dennis Heaney Rebecca Loader and Michael Ritchie Gregory Pilgrim Mary and Geoff Conklin Laura Heglund James Loeffler Daniel Pinkerton and Jane Johnston Jay and Katie Constable Jelan and James Heidelberg Mary and Doug Logeland Kimberly Pirlet

12 SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION Maryanne Poliseno Dianne Schmiesing and Victor Zupanc The Turcotte Family In-Kind Supporters Anne and John Polta Meg Schuller Tom Twiss Dan Avchen and David Johnson Elizabeth Polter Paul K. Schulte Carol Urness Jean and Jim Becker Leila Poullada Creg Schumann Angus Vaughan Jane and Ogden Confer Cynthia Pratt Robert and Margaret Schwob Tammi Veale Cornerstone Copy Center Nicole and Charlie Prescott Dan and Cyndy Seeman Paula Vesely Laurie DeMartino Design Lowell Prescott and Victoria Wilgocki Sharon and Stephen Segal Matthew and Paul Vork Jay Harkness and Jean Storlie Nancy and James Proman Jack and Susan Sell Michael Wagner Jean and Jim Hartman Bruce Smith and Marie Prottengeier-Smith Carole Senty and Richard Miller Mary Claire Wahlberg Larkin Hoffman Andrea Quanbeck Barbara Shaterian Karen Waldron Jim and Kristin Matejcek Steven Quick Alice Shea Nancy Walton Mary Meighan and David Ingbar James Ramlet Sarah and Dan Sheehan Kelli Foster Warder Jaime Roman and Jim Bernier Doris Rausch Barbara Shelton Nina Warmboe Peter Rothstein and Omar Guevara-Soto Ben Redshaw Laura Silver Charlene Washburn in memory of Lorri Steffen and Paul Zenner Susan Reger Mike and Sherry Sivo Gay Prosek Stan Rein Emily Slaby Marlys Weber Steve Restemayer Kayley Smothers Corliss Weeks You can have a significant impact Daniel Riehle Olivia Snortland Tammie Weinfurtner on Theater Latté Da’s future. Please John Riehle Linnea Sodergren Carol and Sandy Weisberg consider adding a bequest in your Michael Robins Ron and Kathy Sofie Rebecca and Christopher Wenthold will naming Theater Latté Da on your Wes Rodgers Anthony Sofie Michael Wenzel insurance policy or retirement plan Jake and Donna Romanow Wendy Sommer Elizabeth Wiens or by donating gifts of stock at any Steve and Kris Rose Ruth Spiegel and Bradley McNaught Kevin Winge and Kevin Shores time. We simply could not achieve our Steven Rosenberg Danielle St.Germain-Gordon Sally Wingert and Tim Danz goal of exploring and expanding the David Rotert Mark and Denise Stahura Ray and Jean Witter art of musical theater without you. John and Rose Rothstein Susan Stamson Bob and Debby Wolk For more information about planned Richard Rosow and Franklin Star Karyn Wrenshall giving, contact Seena Hodges at Vicki Underland-Rosow Arturo Steely Maryann Wycoff [email protected]. Larry Roupe Carla Steen and Jeff Friedl Julia M. Yager Barry Rubin Craig and Janet Jane Young Bonnie Russ Christina M. Szitta Peter Zenner The Francis J. Ryan Family Jennifer, Daniel, Raina, & Heidi Ziemer Peter and Mary Sandberg Zoey Tenenbaum Mark and Penny Ziessman Elaine Savick Axel Theimer Abby Zimmer and Sean O’Brien Gregg M. Sawyer Marsha Thiel Maggie Zoncki Nancy Saxhaug Lindsay Thompson David and Francine Zook Jill Schafer Anna Tift Philip Oxman and Harvey Zuckman Carol Schirmers Jane Tilka and Bill Dolan Jackie Schlitz Lori Tolonen and Nell Bean

A special thanks to the generous supporters of NEXT 20/20, Theater Latté Da’s campaign dedicated to the development and creation of new musicals or plays with music. Between 2015 and 2020 the company will develop 20 new musicals shepherding many of them to full production.

Anonymous Jean and Jim Hartman Kendall Nygaard Dylan and Ashley Wright The Ruth Easton Fund of the Lisa and Dan Hoene Luis Pagan-Carlo and David Young and Edelstein Family Foundation Jim and Sandi Jansen Joe Sammartino Edward Williams, Jr. Kent Allin and Tom Knabel Patti Johnson and Kai Bjerkness Shannon Pierce and Rachel Kroog Jane Zilch Jean and Jim Becker Nancy Jones Gary Reetz Scott Cabalka Cyndi and Greg Klaus Jaime Roman and Jim Bernier Shelli Chase and John Feldman Douglas and Suzanne Tacheny Kubach Peter Rothstein and Please contact Seena Hodges Jane and Ogden Confer Chris Larsen Omar Guevara-Soto at [email protected] to find Timothy Dordell and Carolee Lindsey and Darolyn Gray Thomas Senn and Woody Manion out how you can play a vital Kirk Ballard Jim and Kristin Matejeck Gale Sharpe role in the future of the Matt Fulton Kim and David Motes Libby and John Utter American Musical Theater. Jay Harkness and Jean Storlie The NARA Fund Bill Venne and Douglas Kline

THEATER LATTÉ DA • LATTEDA.ORG 13 TYLER MICHAELS IN PETER AND THE STARCATCHER. PHOTO BY DAN NORMAN Founded in 1998 by Peter Rothstein and Denise Our Mission Prosek, Theater Latté Da is in its 19th year of Theater Latté Da seeks to create new connections combining music and story to illuminate the between story, music, artist, and audience by depth and breadth of the human experience. exploring and expanding the art of musical theater.

Peter and Denise began their successful collaboration in 1994 by privately producing five original cabarets to showcase Twin Cities Our Values talent. They discovered that by placing equal emphasis on music and storytelling, they could weave tapestries of engaging, challenging and We believe in work that is bold and collaborative; often surprising narratives that resonated with people on many levels. we act with integrity and gratitude. Theater Latté Da officially incorporated as a non-profit organization in 1998 and to this day remains committed to a rigorous experimentation BOLD We make bold choices in support of our mission and with music and story that expands the art form and speaks to a vision, both on and off stage. By illuminating the unseen, contemporary audience, challenging us to think deeply about the world giving voice to the unheard, and empathizing with the in which we live. unknown, we open eyes, ears and hearts. COLLABORATIVE We believe musical theater to be the most In 1998, Theater Latté Da began performing at the intimate 120- collaborative of art forms, incorporating music, drama, seat Loring Playhouse. By 2007, Theater Latté Da Productions were poetry, dance and design. We are inspired and strengthened continually playing to sold-out houses. At this time, they began searching through inclusive partnerships with artists, organizations and for spaces with different performance configurations to meet the unique our diverse community, and embody a collaborative spirit in needs of our productions. Since 2007, Theater Latté Da has produced all we do. shows at the Guthrie Theater, Ordway, Pantages Theatre, Southern Theater, History Theatre, Fitzgerald Theater, The University of Minnesota, INTEGRITY We hold ourselves to the highest standards of artistic The Lab Theater, and MacPhail Center for Music. In 2016 Theater Latté and fiscal integrity. We are committed to honesty, equality and transparency in all aspects of our administration and art. Da became proud owner of the Ritz Theater in Northeast Minneapolis. GRATITUDE We are grateful for our artists, audiences, The company is becoming a national leader in the art of musical theater, donors, board and staff. We recognize that each individual having produced 65 mainstage productions—including 10 world plays an important role in this organization’s success, and premieres, 10 area premieres, and dozens of productions celebrated for we actively seek out opportunities to acknowledge each their bold re-imagination. person’s contribution.

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Board of Staff is a great investment Directors Peter Rothstein Officers: Artistic Director Jaime M. Roman, President Denise Prosek Nancy Jones, Resident Music Vice President Director Jay Harkness, Secretary Seena Hodges Carolee Lindsey, Senior Director– Treasurer Marketing and Development Directors: Kent Allin Jean Hartman RBC Wealth Management is proud to support Theater Latté Da. Jean M. Becker Senior Director– Scott Cabalka Finance and www.rbcwm-usa.com Ogden Confer Operations Minneapolis | St. Paul Matt Fulton Edina | Minnetonka Lisa Hoene Allen Weeks North Oaks | Stillwater | Wayzata Jim Jensen Production Manager Patti Johnson Cynthia Klaus Jaden Hansen © 2017 RBC Wealth Management, a division of RBC Capital Markets, LLC, Member NYSE/FINRA/SIPC. Chris Larsen Development Jim Matejcek Manager Luis Pagan-Carlo Shannon Pierce Natalie Wilson Gary Reetz Manager of Artistic Christopher Rence Programming Peter Rothstein (ex-officio) Tiffany K. Orr Thomas Senn Production Stage Libby Utter Manager Bill Venne David Young Emilee Elofson Jane Zilch Marketing and Public Relations Associate

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THEATER LATTÉ DA • LATTEDA.ORG 15 COFFEE IN A CARDBOARD CUP IT’S ABOUT TIME SPEND IT WHILE YOU CAN OH S#!%, I’M TURNING INTO MY MOTHER LOST IN BOSTON SONGS FOR A NEW WORLD A CHRISTMAS CAROLE PETERSEN THE DEATH OF BESSIE SMITH THE RINK NEW YORK MUSICAL SHORTS WINGS SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE BURNING PATIENCE A MAN OF NO IMPORTANCE KNOCK! LA BOHÈME KING OF HEARTS BANKRUPT CITY BALLAD FLOYD COLLINS GYPSY SUSANNAH ALL IS CALM: THE CHRISTMAS TRUCE OF 1914 PARADE OLD WICKED SONGS PASSAGE OF DREAMS THE FULL MONTY VIOLET EVITA SONG OF EXTINCTION STEERAGE SONG THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE BEAUTIFUL THING SPRING AWAKENING COMPANY ELTON JOHN AND ’S AIDA THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA STEERAGE SONG CABARET OUR TOWN MASTER CLASS OLIVER! INTO THE WOODS SWEENEY TODD: THE DEMON BARBER OF FLEET STREET LULLABY GYPSY C. NEXT: NEW MUSICALS IN THE MAKING RAGTIME PETER AND THE STARCATCHER SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION COFFEE IN A CARDBOARD CUP IT’S ABOUT TIME SPEND IT WHILE YOU CAN FALSETTOS OH S#!%, I’M TURNING INTO MY MOTHER LOST IN BOSTON SONGS FOR A NEW WORLD A CHRISTMAS CAROLE PETERSEN THE DEATH OF BESSIE SMITH THE RINK NEW YORK MUSICAL SHORTS WINGS SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE BURNING PATIENCE A MAN OF NO IMPORTANCE KNOCK! LA BOHÈME KING OF HEARTS BANKRUPT CITY BALLAD FLOYD COLLINS GYPSY SUSANNAH ALL IS CALM: THE CHRISTMAS TRUCE OF 1914 PARADE OLD WICKED SONGS PASSAGE OF DREAMS THE FULL MONTY VIOLET EVITA SONG OF EXTINCTION STEERAGE SONG THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE BEAUTIFUL THING SPRING AWAKENING COMPANY ELTON JOHN AND TIM RICE’S AIDA THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA STEERAGE SONG CABARET OUR TOWN MASTER CLASS OLIVER! INTO THE WOODS SWEENEY TODD: THE DEMON BARBER OF FLEET STREET LULLABY GYPSY C. NEXT: NEW MUSICALS IN THE MAKING RAGTIME PETER AND THE STARCATCHER SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION COFFEE IN A CARDBOARD CUP IT’S ABOUT TIME SPEND IT WHILE YOU CAN FALSETTOS OH S#!%, I’M TURNING INTO MY MOTHER LOST IN BOSTON SONGS FOR A NEW WORLD A CHRISTMAS CAROLE PETERSEN THE DEATH OF BESSIE SMITH THE RINK NEW YORK MUSICAL SHORTS WINGS SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE BURNING PATIENCE A MAN OF NO IMPORTANCE KNOCK! LA BOHÈME KING OF HEARTS BANKRUPT CITY BALLAD FLOYD COLLINS GYPSY SUSANNAH ALL IS CALM: THE CHRISTMAS TRUCE OF 1914 PARADE OLD WICKED SONGS PASSAGE OF DREAMS THE FULL MONTY VIOLET EVITA SONG OF EXTINCTION STEERAGE SONG THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE BEAUTIFUL THING SPRING AWAKENING COMPANY ELTON JOHN AND TIM RICE’S AIDA THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA STEERAGE SONG CABARET OUR TOWN MASTER CLASS OLIVER! INTO THE WOODS SWEENEY TODD: THE DEMON BARBER OF FLEET STREET LULLABY GYPSY C. NEXT: NEW MUSICALS IN THE MAKING RAGTIME PETER AND THE STARCATCHER SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION EARLY BIRD SPECIAL SUBSCRIBE BEFORE MAY 1, 2017 SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR SEASON 20 ARE NOW ON SALE. VISIT LATTEDA.ORG TO SUBSCRIBE EARLY AND SAVE!