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Williamstown Theatre Festival PLEASE JOIN US FOR THE WILLIAMSTOWN THEATRE FESTIVA L GALA IN NEW YORK CITY MONDAY FEBRUARY 9 ’15 WITH SPECIAL APPEARANCES BY MARTIN SHORT • KATIE FINNERAN • PIGPEN THEATRE CO. REBECCA NAOMI JONES • BENJAMIN SCHEUER • AND MORE! CITY WINERY 155 VARICK STREET AT VANDAM STREET 6:30P COCKTAILS • 7:30P DINNER, AUCTION, FUN • FESTIVE ATTIRE GALA COMMITTEE Stacy & Eric Cochran Tracy & Joe Finnegan Jessica & Matt Harris Kristen Johanson & Tom Green Anne & Josh Morris KK & Bo Peabody Annie & Nick Pell Olivia & Ernest Sabine Caren Pasquale Seckler & Mike Seckler Courtney Smith & Graham Duncan Carolyn Zakrevsky & Jeffrey Altman ARTIST COMMITTEE Becky Ann Baker & Dylan Baker Lewis Black Daniel Breaker & Kate Whoriskey Ty Burrell Bobby Cannavale Anna Chlumsky Patricia Clarkson Trip Cullman Tyne Daly Michael Friedman Victor Garber Jessica Hecht John B. Hickey Sam Hunter John Lithgow Justin Long Pam MacKinnon & John Procaccino Terrence McNally & Tom Kirdahy Debra Monk David Hyde Pierce Sam Rockwell Bess Wohl WILLIAMSTOWN THEATRE FESTIVA L MANDY GREENFIELD, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR Every summer since 1955, the Festival has brought America’s finest actors, directors, designers, and playwrights to the Berkshires to produce unique experiences for artists and audiences alike. The Festival creates bold, innovative theatre, hosts dynamic development opportunities for new plays and musicals, and offers a rich array of accompanying cultural events such as Free Theatre, Late-Night Cabarets, Comedy, and One-Night Concerts. With offices in both Williamstown and New York City, WTF creates vibrant work that feeds the wider theatrical landscape. Festival productions often go on to reach diverse audiences nationally and internationally. WTF is also home to one of the nation’s top training and professional development programs for new generations of aspiring theatre artists and administrators. The Festival is a recipient of the Tony Award for Outstanding Regional Theatre and the Massachusetts Commonwealth Award for Achievement. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Matthew C. Harris, Chairman Annie Pell Ira Lapidus, Past Chair Olivia Sabine Joe Finnegan, Vice Chair Caren Pasquale Seckler Barbara McLucas, Vice Chair Jid Sprague Donald B. Elitzer, Treasurer Bradley Svrluga Jeffrey Johnson, Secretary Alex Volckhausen Alicia B. Adams TRUSTEES EMERITI William Bowden Charles E. Balis James Burrows Stephen Birrell Kate Burton Marge Champion Laurence D. Cherkis Michele Moeller Chandler Wole Coaxum Douglas Daft Wade Davis Blythe Danner David Eppel Henry Flynt Adam Falk Joan B. Hunter Tom Fontana Jean Kennedy Smith James Giddens Jacques E. Lennon Fredda Harris Gwyneth Paltrow William B. Harris William S. Reed Todd Jick Ralph Renzi Kristen Johanson Fred A. Windover Valerie P. Kennedy Joanne Woodward Gary S. Levine James Naughton Paul Neely Katherine Kollath Peabody WTFESTIVAL.ORG SPONSOR TABLE $25,000 [$23,200 tax-deductible] includes a premier table for 12 with two WTF artists, acknowledgement in gala materials, a VIP wine tasting before the event, and four full season passes for the 2015 Festival with a private backstage tour. S USTAINER TABLE $15,000 [$13,200 tax-deductible] includes premium table for 10, acknowledgement in gala materials, a VIP wine tasting before the event, and four Main Stage season passes for the 2015 Festival with a private backstage tour. I’d like to host two WTF artists at my table and will use eight seats. P BE NEFACTOR TABLE $10,000 [$8,200 tax-deductible] includes prime table for 10, acknowledgement in gala materials, and four Main Stage tickets to the 2015 Festival with a private backstage tour. I’d like to host two WTF artists at my table and will use eight seats. V LEADER TICKET(S) $1,500 [$1,320 tax-deductible] # of Tickets includes premium seating, acknowledgement in gala materials, a VIP wine tasting before the event, and a Main Stage ticket for the 2015 Festival with a private backstage tour. PATRON TICKET(S) $1,000 [$820 tax-deductible] # of Tickets includes prime seating, acknowledgement in gala materials, and a private backstage tour at the 2015 Festival. S S UPPORTER TICKET(S) $750 [$570 tax-deductible] # of Tickets includes reception and dinner and acknowledgement in gala materials. FRIEND TICKET(S) $500 [$320 tax-deductible] # of Tickets includes reception and dinner. LIMITED AVAILABILITY! I/WE CANNOT ATTEND but wish to make a tax-deductible gift to WTF of $ R THEATRE WILLIAMSTOWN FESTIVA L GALA FEBRUARY 9 2015 Name (as you would like it to appear) Address City, State, ZIP Daytime Phone Email Please find enclosed check payable to: WILLIAMSTOWN THEATRE FESTIVAL Please charge my: Visa MasterCard American Express Card Number Expiration Date CID RETURN THIS CARD BY JAN 30, 2015 Tables and tickets may also be purchased online at Signature wtfestival.org or by phone at 413.458.3200 ext. 15..
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