A NOTE FROM LEADERSHIP

Thank you for joining us for 17 Minutes! We’re thrilled to share this extraordinary piece with you and to provide an artistic home to Scott Organ.

We chose to produce 17 Minutes because of its powerful message of compassion and potential.

We invite you join us for our other programming this season as well, which will include a F.A.B. Women Festival of New Work focused on creating intimate, powerful, and thought-provoking pieces by female theater artists.

Seth Barrish Lee Brock Robert Serrell Co-Artistic Director Co-Artistic Director Executive Director

ABOUT 17 Minutes SETTING Somewhere in the United States of America SCENES SCENE 1: January 14 SCENE 2: January 22 SCENE 3: February 6 SCENE 4: February 21 SCENE 5: February 28 SCENE 6: February 28 SCENE 7: March 16 THE BARROW GROUP Seth Barrish & Lee Brock, Co-Artistic Directors | Robert Serrell, Executive Director presents

BY SCOTT ORGAN DIRECTED BY SETH BARRISH

SCENIC DESIGN LIGHTING DESIGN SOUND DESIGN Edward T. Morris Solomon Weisbard Emma Wilk

COSTUME DESIGN PROPS PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER Matsy Stinson Addison Heeren Allison Raynes*

PRESS REPRESENTATITVE DIRECTOR OF PRODUCTION PRODUCTION MANAGER Everyman Agency Porter Pickard Sean T. McGrath

ORIGINAL MUSIC Seth Barrish

CAST (ALPHABETICAL ORDER) Lee Brock* Larry Mitchell* Michael Giese* Shannon Patterson DeAnna Lenhart* Brian Rojas

Running Time: 90 minutes, no intermission

* Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. THIS PROGRAM IS SUPPORTED, IN PART, BY PUBLIC FUNDS FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CITY COUNCIL.

17 MINUTES IS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE NEW YORK STATE COUNCIL ON THE ARTS WITH THE SUPPORT OF GOVERNOR ANDREW M. CUOMO AND THE NEW YORK STATE LEGISLATURE. FUNDING MADE POSSIBLE BY COMMUNITY AWARDS PROGRAM, GAIL BREWER, MANHATTAN BOROUGH PRESIDENT. WHO’S WHO

Lee Brock (Cecilia Michael Giese Bauserman; Co-Artistic (Dan Watson) Director of The Barrow Michael Giese is an Group) award winning ac- Lee Brock has tor who has been overseen, devel- seen on television oped, and/or pro- in As The World duced more than 170 projects with Turns and Nurse Jackie, in multiple The Barrow Group. Directing credits short and feature length !lms, most include: Abigail’s Party (NYT Critic’s recently Life Hack, which can be found Pick), The Pavilion, The Timekeepers, on Amazon Prime, and in numerous Orange Flower Water, Save Me, Art, national network commercials. He ap- and Uncle Vanya, among others. She peared in Grand Theft Auto V as yoga has appeared in theaters throughout instructor Fabien LaRouche and in Red the country including Manhattan Dead Redemption II and has been seen Theatre Club, The Kennedy Center, on stage regionally and O"-Broadway and La Mama e.t.c. Her television in various plays including Henrik Ib- appearances include: Orange is the sen’s An Enemy Of The People, A Low New Black, Law & Order, Law & Order: Lying Fog and AWAKE all at The Barrow SVU, and Law & Order: Criminal Intent, Group where he also teaches. Michael among others. In 2009 Ms. Brock cre- would like to thank Seth, Lee, Scott, ated F.A.B. (For, About, By Women), a and everyone at TBG for this incredi- developmental wing of TBG dedicat- ble opportunity and his wife Shannon ed to creating women’s projects. One and daughters Lily and Guthrie for of Ms. Brock’s personal missions is to their love and support. For more infor- help artists create their own work. mation, visit speakgiese.com. Lee teaches classes with The Barrow Group. Thousands of students from all over the world have studied with her DeAnna Lenhart in the last 30 years. She’s most proud (Samantha Rubens) of her two favorite productions, her DeAnna Lenhart children, Phillip and Rachel. is thrilled to be working at The Barrow Group. Most recently she was seen in another Scott Organ play, The Thing with Feathers, also at TBG. Prior to that, WHO’S WHO she appeared in Point Last Seen, which workshop premiere of A Steady Rain was performed at the Atlantic Sec- and conceived, produced, and per- ond Stage and The Barrow Group’s formed the solo show, When I Wished production of Phoenix. Other Barrow I Was Here; Dispatches from Fallujah; Group credits include The Fear Project, compiled entirely from the memoirs Release, Short Stu! II, and Short Stu! of former Marine Sgt. Derek McGee. III. Other New York credits include On television, Larry starred as Jay Runners at Atlantic Theater Compa- Paterno alongside Al Pacino in Barry ny’s 453 New Works, Escape From Hap- Levinson’s Emmy-nominated !lm, Pa- piness and The House of Yes (Tantrum terno for HBO. Guest star & recurring Theatre) and What I Like About Breasts TV highlights: Jessica Jones, NOS4A2, (Exploding Moment). Regional Cred- The Blacklist, The Good Fight, The En- its: A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Ida- emy Within, Blue Bloods, Sneaky Pete, ho Shakespeare Festival) and Sincerity Hostages, Mysteries of Laura, among Forever (New City Theater, Seattle). others. Film highlights: The Departed, Short Films: Curfew and So Grown Up. American Gangster, Blame, and Aaron She has a BFA in Acting from Cornish Sorkin’s upcoming directorial release, College of the Arts. She has also been The Trial of the Chicago 7. He is from seen in several national and regional Littleton, CO. commercials. Deep gratitude to Seth and Lee for 20 years of teaching, men- torship and support, and much love to Shannon her two biggest joys in life, Henry and Patterson Arlen. (Mary Stevens) Shannon is thrilled Larry Mitchell to be coming back (Andy Rubens) to the stage to be a Larry ’s most recent part of this incredi- appearance at The bly thoughtful sto- Barrow Group was ry. The Barrow Group has been Shan- in the title role (Dr. non’s artistic home since 2001, where Stockmann) in En- she also teaches and has spent the emy of the People. last decade developing and directing Previously he has appeared in TBG new plays. As a director, her most re- productions of Lobby Hero, Orange cent credits include the NY Premieres Flower Water, and Short Stu! II. Larry of Torben Betts’ Muswell Hill (a TBG originated the role of Joey in the NYC and Pond Theater Co-production) and WHO’S WHO

Erik Gernand’s The Beautiful Dark, as Scott Organ(Playwright) well as John Yearley’s The Unrepeat- Scott Organ’s plays have been com- able Moment also here at The Barrow missioned by The Atlantic Theater Group. My thanks to Scott for thinking Company, developed by theaters in- of me and to Seth & Lee —under your cluding The Barrow Group, The New trusting guidance the spark and love I Group, Page 73, South Coast Rep, have always had for this art form has and performed and workshopped now grown into well-cultivated !re. I throughout the United States, Eu- dedicate this to my Iowa family who rope, and South America. Scott’s play are my heart, to my powerhouse girl- The Thing With Feathers premiered at friends whose support and care get The Barrow Group in 2018. His play me through, and to Mike, Lily & Guth- Phoenix premiered at the Humana rie who are my home & remind me Festival of New American Plays and daily that I am blessed. For G & GP. was subsequently produced at The shanpatterson.com Barrow Group and through Rattles- tick at Cherry Lane Theater. Phoenix Brian Rojas (De- has been translated into Portuguese, tective Virgil Morris) Spanish, and French. His writing has Brian Rojas is a been featured in Arts In The Armed Colombian-Amer- Forces. Scott’s plays can be found in ican actor and New Playwrights - The Best Plays 2010, native New York- Humana Festival 2010 – The Complete er making his Plays, New American Short Plays 2005, O"-Broadway de- Best American Short Plays and Great but. He is ecstatic and honored to play Short Plays. Scott is a writer on the alongside this talented cast. Brian de- short !lms Playdate (TriBeCa Film Fes- veloped his acting approach here at tival, London City International Film The Barrow Group–this is his home. Festival - 3rd place, Vimeo Sta" Pick) His recent stage credits include: Sa- The Board (TriBeCa Film Festival) and vana Glacial (Fringe NYC- UT Patet The One (Palm Springs International Theater Co.), Macbeth (Red Monkey Film Festival) and the features Phoe- Theater Group), Dead Man’s Cell Phone nix and History of Technology (written (RMTG), Stop Kiss (RMTG), and reading with David Shane.) of Swing (Negro Ensemble Co.). Thank Seth Barrish (Director; Co-Artistic Director of you to Scott and Seth for inviting me The Barrow Group) to tell this amazing story, for the guid- Directing Credits include (Broadway) ance and trust. Love you mama. For Mike Birbiglia’s The New One; (O" you Darius. Broadway) The New One (Drama Desk WHO’S WHO

& Outer Critics Circle Awards OUT Edward T. Morris (Scenic Design) STANDING SOLO PERFORMANCE); The Edward T. Morris has designed for Tricky Part (OBIE Award, Drama Desk Shanghai Dramatic Arts Center, Yale Nominations for BEST PLAY and BEST Repertory Theatre, Martha Graham SOLO SHOW), All The Rage (Lucille Dance Company, LaMama, The Bar- Lortel Award for BEST SOLO SHOW), row Group, Goodspeed Opera House, My Girlfriend’s Boyfriend, ( Opera Memphis, Yale Opera, Cherry Award for BEST SOLO SHOW, Drama Lane Theater, , Desk and Outer Critics Circle nomi- The Magic Theatre, Weston Playhouse, nations for BEST SOLO SHOW—Final Westport Country Playhouse, and the performance at Carnegie Hall), Sleep- comedian Colin Quinn. BFA: University walk With Me (Nightlife Award for of Michigan. MFA: Yale School of Dra- OUTSTANDING COMEDIAN IN A MA- ma. Lecturer: New School for Drama. JOR PERFORMANCE), Pentecost (Dra- Member: United Scenic Artists Local ma Desk Nomination for BEST PLAY), #829 and Wingspace Theatrical Design. Old Wicked Songs (Los Angeles Drama Portfolio: www.edwardtmorris.com Critics Circle Award & Garland Award Solomon Weisbard (Lighting Design) for BEST DIRECTION), and Good (Straw Solomon Weisbard is an Oregon-born Hat Award for BEST DIRECTION), lighting designer for all types of per- among dozens of productions span- formance. Productions with The Bar- ning a 35-year career on Broadway, row Group: The Thing with Feathers, O"-Broadway, O"-O"-Broadway, in Expecting Isabel, Enemy of the People, regional theater and internationally. The Pavilion. International collabora- Seth is a professional acting and di- tions with director Robert Wilson in recting teacher and is author of the Italy, Greece, Russia, Spain, and Ger- book An Actor’s Companion–Tools for many. Selected O" Broadway: Macbeth the Working Actor. Seth directed the (with John Doyle at Classic Stage); Duat Net#ix Comedy Specials Mike Bir- (Soho Rep); Men on Boats (World Pre- biglia’s The New One and My Girlfriend’s miere - /Clubbed Boyfriend; he co-directed the Net#ix Thumb); America Is Hard to See (Life- Comedy Special Thank God for Jokes. jacket/HERE); The Film Society (Keen); He was a consulting producer for the Cherry Smoke (Working Theatre). !lm Don’t Think Twice and a producer Regionally: Arden, Berkshire Theatre of Mike Birbiglia’s CD Sleepwalk With Festival, Magic, Portland Center Stage, Me Live. As an actor, Seth appears reg- Portland Stage, Quintessence, West- ularly in !lm and on television. Seth is port Country Playhouse, Yale Rep. MFA: also a composer (SESAC). Yale School of Drama. www.solweisbard.com WHO’S WHO

Emma Wilk (Sound Design) dent Prop Master at the Stella Adler Emma Wilk is a New York-based sound Studio of Acting. Freelance credits designer and collaborator. Her designs include Muswell Hill, The Thing With have been heard at New York theaters Feathers, Abigail’s Party (Barrow Group), including The Public, Theater Row, The Fiddler Afn Dakh (), Jersey Lortel, , La MaMa, Boys, Havana (NCL Bliss), Midnight at 59E59, Rattlestick, and HERE. Some of the Never Get (York Theater), Dropping her favorite designs include Con"dence Gumballs on Luke Wilson (Working The- (and the Speech), Monsoon Season, The ater), Ordinary Days (Keen Company), A Heiress, Dog Man: The Musical, A Clock- Clockwork Orange (New World Stages), work Orange, Bright Half Life, Machinal, Smart Blonde, Fern Hill (59E59), Pericles The King Stag, Ajijaak on Turtle Island, (Public Theater), A Room of My Own and Gorey: The Secret Lives of Edward (Abingdon), Street Children (Vertigo), Gorey. She has worked regionally in and Dolphins and Sharks (LAByrinth) Washington DC, New England, New Instagram: @propstitutenyc Jersey, Upstate NY, and Idaho. Broad- way Associate/Assistant Designer cred- Allison Raynes (Production Stage Manager) its include Burn This, Long Day’s Journey NYC credits: Intelligence, Selkie, The Into Night, Heisenberg, and The Lyons. Providence of Neighboring Bodies, Lat- Member USA 829. ter Days (Dutch Kills); Perp, A Walk In Emmamwilk.com The Woods, The Thing With Feathers, Muswell Hill, Expecting Isabel, Abigail’s Matsy Stinson (Costume Design) Party (The Barrow Group); Half Moon Matsy is a Brooklyn-based designer Bay (Lesser America); Pass Over [Men- who specializes in costumes and fash- tor Project] (Cherry Lane); Trump Lear, ion. Her work has been presented by The Gun Show [WiT Festival], Connect- La Mama, The Kennedy Center, Sev- ed (Project Y). Edinburgh Fringe: Sol- enteen Magazine, A.R.T., The York The- itary (2019), Trump Lear (2018-2019), atre, Exquisite Corpse Company, Yale The Providence of Neighboring Bodies University, and others. Most recently (2018), The Sister (2016). Favorite Chi- she designed a !lm version of the mu- cago credits: Lunacy!, Crumble: Lay Me sical Marry Harry, which will stream Down, Justin Timberlake, Exit Strategy, on Amazon. Up next, she is designing The Peacock (Jackalope); Music Hall, costumes for Suds, a multisensory chil- The Dumb Waiter, Baal (TUTA). Allison dren’s musical at Lincoln Center. is also the Managing Director of Dutch matsystinson.com or @matsine Kills Theater.

Addison Heeren (Props) Porter Pickard (Director of Production) Addison Heeren is currently the Resi- Porter’s TBG production credits include WHO’S WHO clude Muswell Hill, Abigail’s Party, Ene- Club (Best Emerging Theater 2019–At- my of the People, The Thing With Feath- lanta Magazine) where she began pro- ers, A Walk in the Woods, Pentecost, The ducing and directing female-driven, Fear Project, The Timekeepers, Gray Area, contemporary work. Recent directing Short Stu! 7, The Temperamentals, Ene- credits include: Grounded by George my of the People, Art, Dying City, Orange Brant (Atlanta Theatre Club), The One Flower Water, among others. He has recently produced and co-written the Minute Play Fest (Actor’s Express), Fast short !lm Enjoy the Day directed by Play Fest (The Barrow Group), and Dry Kristi Ng. Land by Ruby Rae Spiegel (Atlanta The- atre Club). For Rebeca’s most recent Elizabeth Bennett (Associate Director) acting work, catch her recurring in the Elizabeth Bennett is a director, perform- new series Reprisal, streaming now on er and teaching artist based in NYC. Dir. Hulu. rebecarobles.com Credits - Broadway: Mike Birbiglia’s The New One (Asst. Dir.). O"-Broadway/ Sean T. McGrath (Production Manager) NYC: Get On Your Knees (Cherry Lane Sean T. McGrath is a multi-faceted the- Assoc. Dir.), Mike Birbiglia’s The New ater artist, producer, and technician One (Cherry Lane, Asst. Dir.), The Thing with a Master’s Degree in Ensemble With Feathers (The Barrow Group, Asst. Theatre from London’s Rose Bruford Dir.). Elizabeth teaches acting with The College. Recent producing credits in- Barrow Group and theatrical clown- clude The Wild Parrots of Campbell (The ing with Anthropological Theatricals, NOW Collective) and the short !lm, where she also directs and performs. Mi Unico, written by Adrian Burke. Re- Elizabeth is a member of The Lincoln cent Production Management credits Center Director’s Lab. Love &thanks to include Eureka Day (Colt Coeur), Syl- Reza. via (New York Deaf Theatre), and All The Rage (The Barrow Group). Recent Rebeca Robles (Assistant Director) Sound Engineer credits include Mike Rebeca Robles is an actor, producer Birbiglia’s The New One (Cherry Lane and director of Panamanian-American Theatre/Bull Journey Productions), descent. Currently based in New York, Proof of Love and The Way She Spoke Rebeca maintains close ties to the (Audible Theater at Minetta Lane). In Southeast where she began her career. addition to his consistent work in tech- Rebeca has her BA in Theatre and Cin- nical theater, he regularly participates ema Performance from Asbury Univer- in The Farm Theater Company’s Play- sity and additional training from The writing Workshop with Padraic Lillis, Barrow Group, The National Theater In- and serves as the Co-Artistic Director stitute, and Upright Citizens Brigade. In of The NOW Collective. Special thanks 2017, Rebeca founded Atlanta Theatre to Emily. WHO’S WHO

EVERYMAN AGENCY participated as a mentor in this pro- (PRESS REPRESENTATION) gram. He has served as a Lecturer at Founded by former artist and curator Emerson College and currently teach- John Wyszniewski, Everyman Agency es at Pace University. is a New York-based communications Additional 17 Minutes Sta! !rm promoting complex ideas, mostly in the arts. Everyman Agency builds Assistant Scenic Designer awareness and provokes action for Jessie Chen cultural organizations and individual Assistant Lighting Designer artists by putting impactful storytell- Christine Dorsey ing, strategic thinking, and mean- ingful relationships at the heart of its Assistant Stage Manager work. They believe in the power of the Colin Hinckley media to shine a spotlight on new and Wardrobe Supervisor underrepresented voices. They spe- Emily Westing cialize in dance, theater, music, visual art, and the compelling work in be- SERVICES & POLICIES tween. everymanagency.com | LATECOMERS will be seated at the dis- @everymanagency cretion of house management at an appro- priate time, as space allows. Latecomers may not be seated in their ticketed seat. ROBERT SERRELL (EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, THE BARROW GROUP) ACCESSIBLE SEATING is available by reservation for patrons with disabilities. Robert Serrell serves as Executive Di- rector of The Barrow Group. He got his CONCESSIONS are available during pre- start under the mentorship of Bernard show and intermission. All concessions Gersten at the Lincoln Center Theater are provided and served by Sweet Hospi- tality Group. as a Production Assistant on the Broad- way production of Ring Round the TICKETS and FLEX PASSES are avail- Moon with Irene Worth, who went on able to purchase by visiting barrowgroup. to adopt Robert as her godson. Since org or by calling OvationTix at 866-811- 4111. There are no refunds. Exchanges that time, Robert has worked as an are available for a fee. artist and/or administrator for sever- al non-pro!t organizations, including The actors and stage managers employed in Lincoln Center Theater, Shakespeare this production are members of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and Company, Barrington Stage, Berk- and stage managers in the United States. shire Theatre Group, Speakeasy Stage, Actor Shakespeare Project and the Linklater Center. In 2014, Robert was named an Emerging Leader in Arts The Scenic, Costume, LIghting, and Sound Administration by the New York Foun- Designers are represented by United Artists dation for the Arts, and has since Local USA-829, IATSE. THE BARROW GROUP THE BARROW GROUP ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF FACULTY

Co-Artistic Directors Tricia Alexandro Seth Barrish Seth Barrish Lee Brock Elizabeth Bennett Lee Brock Executive Director Christine Campbell Robert Serrell Candace Clift Director of Education Farrah Crane Farrah Crane Samantha Evans Michael Giese Director of Production & Facilities Tony Gillan Porter Pickard Mark Grenier Arlene Hutton Director of Marketing Lunie Jules Emily Reeder K. Lorrel Manning Belinda Mello Associate Director of Education Katherine Neuman Quinn Vogt-Welch Scott Organ Individual Giving and Special Events Eric Paeper Manager/Front of House Manager Shannon Patterson Christine Cirker Andres Peterson Ron Piretti Front Desk Manager Candace Clift Sidse Ploug Robert Serrell Associate Front Desk Manager Stephen Singer Edward Stanley Jean Taylor Finance Associate Martin Van Treuren Mark Woollett Quinn Vogt-Welch Chris Wells Theater Consultant John Yearley The Foundation Development Consultant SPECIAL THANKS Andrew Hamingson ARTNY Dan Sang Literary Manager Amanda Alch Joseph Segot Beth Lincks Seamus Boyle Adina Taubman Vaughn Buffalo Emily Thaler Art Design Dr. Charles Branas Everytown for Gun Safety Leah Vautar Keen Company Manhattan Community Marketing Associate David Diamond Awards Program Colin Hinckley Pam Dickson Moms Demand Action Ashley DiGiorgi New Yorkers Against Gun Front Desk Associates Rebecca Fisher Violence Varak Baronian Jason Goldberg Sandy Hook Promise Tressa Brooks Jennie Greer The Academy for Teachers Laura Cornachio Andrew Hamingson Sam Evans Missy Hargraves Liz Frost Arlene Hutton Colin Hinckley Dr. Louis Klarevas Lunie Jules Jessica Mofield, Mayor’s Eldren Keys Office to Prevent Gun Violence Arielle Beth Klein Jamie Pessin Kristi Donna Ng Adam Preda Christian Potterton Emily Thaler Dr. Sonali Rajan Isabella Wager Sarah J. Robbins ABOUT THE BARROW GROUP

The Barrow Group believes stories have the power to transform lives for the better – by helping people connect with their humanity through a greater understanding of one- self, others, and the world. In its 10,000 square-foot arts center in midtown Manhattan, The Barrow Group provides a supportive home for artists and audiences hungry to create and experience intimate stories that are authentically told and socially, politi- cally, spiritually relevant. Each year The Barrow Group inspires thousands of individuals through affordably-priced theatrical productions in our 99-seat theater, dozens of de- velopmental readings and community events in our 40-seat theater, and hundreds of performing arts training workshops for youth and adults in our studios.

Several of the shows developed or produced by The Barrow Group, including Martin Moran’s The Tricky Part, Stefanie Zadravec’s Honey Brown Eyes, Jon Maran’s Old Wicked Songs, and Mike Birbiglia’s Sleepwalk with Me, have gone on to perform nationally and internationally. The Barrow Group supports female voices through its F.A.B. Women program, devoted to developing plays for, about, and by women. The Barrow Group has received Drama Desk and OBIE awards. Alumni have won Academy, Emmy, Tony, and Lucille Lortel awards. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Kristina Louey, Chair Ryan Hart Amy Lawrence, Vice-Chair Carly Hugo Margaret Tobin, Treasurer Poorna Jagannathan Jonathan Lipnick, Secretary Mihir Kedia Vaughn Buffalo Nan Molofsky Tim Collins Matt Parker David Diamond Shaifali Puri Lisa Giuffra Diaz Derek Rundquist Christina Denzinger Daniel Sang Missy Hargraves Priscilla Shanks FOUNDATION & CORPORATE SUPPORT The Edit Lutyens & Norman Bel Geddes Design Enhancement Fund Cream Hill Foundation The Herbert M. Citrin Foundation The Ford Foundation - Good Neighbor Committee Founders Brewing Co. The GJS Family Fund, a Donor-Advised Fund of Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc. Goldman Sachs Matching Gift Program HBO Manhattan Community Awards Program McKinsey & Co. The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs The New York State Council on the Arts Signature Bank Verizon, Inc. The W Trust SUSTAINER MEMBERS $2,000+ Theodosia Kummerfeld Victoria Labalme George Olsen Jane E. Seidenberg

SUSTAINING MEMBERS $1,000$1,999 Anonymous Monica Bernheim Douglas Durst Edward Forstein Theresa Gillis Dr. Lawrence & Elizabeth Lenke Margaret Trapp Betsy True

SEASON MEMBERS $500$999 Jeffrey and Renee Epstein Felicia Shapiro Martin Van Treuren Sam Wells Jonathan Wolfe Rett Zabriskie

INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS $100+ Polly Adams Beth Lane & Joel Moody Harry Agrees Jr. Laurence Lau Laura Albert Daniel Levitan Seth Barrish & Lee Brock In honor of Jonathan Lipnick In memory of Edward Beardsley Belinda Mello Alan P. Brachfeld, CPA Molly Noble Wendy L. Brandes and Joel S. Kassan Everybody Wins Foundation Annie Chanler Andrew Rubinson David Diamond and Frank Carucci Jane E. Seidenberg Lily Dorment Hope Singsen Donna Jean Fogel Barbara J Spence Theresa Gillis Deborah Stein Marianne Goodell Jean E Taylor Matt Hollerbach Myra Thibault Paige Howard Dorit Vanderwilden Michelle and James Keller Merrie Witkin Tia Kummerfeld John Laffan INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS $100+

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