Artistic Director Bruce Miller Managing Director Phil Whiteway

A PLAY BY RICK ELICE

BASED ON THE NOVEL BY DAVE BARRY AND RIDLEY PEARSON

MUSIC BY WAYNE BARKER

Originally produced on Broadway by Nancy Nagel Gibbs, Greg Schaffert, Eva Price, Tom Smedes, and Disney Theatrical Productions.

STAGE MANAGEMENT Rick Brandt*

COSTUME DESIGN LIGHT DESIGN SET DESIGN MUSIC DIRECTOR Jeanne Nugent BJ Wilkinson Craig Napoliello+ Leilani Giles

DIRECTION Nathaniel Shaw

CORPORATE SPONSORS

E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation

Peter and the Starcatcher is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. 421 West 54street, New York, NY 10019 Phone: 212-541-4684 Fax: 212-397-4684 www.MTIshows.com.

PETER Section 2 Playbill_FIN.indd 1 9/23/15 1:49 PM CAST (in order of appearance) COMPANY BIOS

Capt. Scott...... Roger Ainslie* Scott Wichmann (Black Stache) Returns to the November Slank/Hawking Clam...... Nicklas Aliff Theatre Stage fresh from his turn as Barney Cashman in the Grempkin/Fighting Prawn...... Evan Bergman summer hit Last Of The Red Hot Lovers. Other Virginia Rep Lord Aster...... Joseph Bromfield Credits include Say Goodnight, Gracie; The Producers; Dirty Molly...... Megan Graves Rotten Scoundrels; Fully Committed; Mona’s Arrangements Boy...... Jeremy Michael Lagunas (World Premiere); Guys & Dolls; Moonlight and Magnolias; Smee...... Paul S. Major Scapino!; The Odd Couple; Where’s Charley?; Fifth of July; The Prentiss...... Josh Marin* 1940s Radio Hour and the World Premiere Musical Ella and Her Fella, Frank. Film & TV Alf...... Charley Raintree credits include Lincoln, Lake Effects, TURN: Washington’s Spies, and the upcoming Teddy...... David Rogozenski film . NEXT UP: Scott reprises his one-man turn as the citizens Bumbrake/Teacher...... Robert Throckmorton Shooting The Prodigal Black Stache...... Scott Wichmann* of Bedford Falls in the Virginia Rep solo Christmas Classic This Wonderful Life. Follow his antics on twitter & Instagram @scottwichmann. Understudies For Smee, Alf, Bumbrake/Teacher, Black Stache: *Member of Actors’ Equity Jeremy Michael Lagunas (Boy) is thrilled to be playing a Les Rorick; for Molly: Grace Sammons; Association, the union of professional actors and stage dream role in Peter and the Startcatcher! A Colorado native for Boy, Prentiss, Teddy: Shaan Sharma managers in the U.S.A. and a graduate of the American Musical Dramatic Academy, he +Member of USA, United currently resides in NYC. He was most recently seen in 9 to 5: The Scenic Artists’, local 829 Musical with Sally Struthers. Credits: Spamalot (BroadwayWorld Award Winner); A Christmas Story; Hairspray; Annie; The Full FOR THIS PRODUCTION Monty; Happy Days; Hello, Dolly!, Urinetown; Summer of ’42; Tombstone; four National tours; and Off-Broadway in Berenstain Bears LIVE!. Thanks Cover Art Illustration...... Robert Meganck to everyone at Virginia Rep, Nathaniel Shaw, his friends, and family. And his Mother, Photography...... Aaron Sutten who taught him how to fly. www.thejeremymichaellagunas.com Associate Director...... Kelsey Schneider Assistant Stage Manager...... Luke Robinson* Megan Graves (Molly Aster) is pleased to be making her Head Fly...... Jason Winebarger Virginia Rep debut. Regional and DC credits include: The BFG Deck/Fly...... Josh Blum (National Children’s Theatre); Passion Play; Clementine in the Wardrobe...... Elisabeth Ashby Lower 9 (Forum Theatre); One Man, Two Guv’nors, The Cripple Light Board Op...... Linwood Guyton of Inishmaan (1st Stage); The BFG (Helen Hayes Award, Sound Board Op...... A.A. “Corbin” Puryear Outstanding TYA Production); Inside Out; The Night Fairy; The Magic Finger (Imagination Stage); Taking Steps (Constellation SPECIAL THANKS Theatre Company); Peter Pan: the Boy Who Hated Mothers (No Rules Theatre Company); Two Gentlemen of Verona; The Merchant of Venice (Virginia Shakespeare Festival). Megan received her BFA in Acting from Shenandoah Conservatory. Matthew Spangler at Westover Hills United Methodist Church (for loan of hand bells). Upcoming: A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Folger Theatre)

DEDICATION Roger Ainslie (Capt. Scott) is excited to make his Virginia Rep debut! He has previously worked a great deal on the Chicago With affection and respect, we dedicate this production stage (most notably The Skin of Their Teeth, American Theatre of Peter and the Starcatcher to the memory of Richard Company; Don’t Drink the Water, Noble Fool; Fur Beethoven, Newdick, who taught acting, directing, theatre administration The Journeymen) as well as co-starring and guest-starring and dramatic literature at VCU for 30 years, chaired the on television (House of Cards, House, MD, iCarly, What About department from 1989 to 1996, and played Harold in our Brian?). He is also the winner of an LA Weekly Award for his 1971 production of The Boys in the Band at Hanover Tavern. portrayal of George W. Bush in the political comedy revue Bush is Bad (North Like Peter, Richard loved life, achieved great heights, and Hollywood Arts Center) and a proud founding member of the Chicago theatre maintained his boyish spirit forever. He is greatly missed. company Barrel of Monkeys.

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Nicklas Aliff (Slank/Hawking Clam) Theatre credits include: Josh Marin (Prentiss) is thrilled to return to the November Sam and Carol: a play where everything is true – RTCC Nominee and honored to be apart of this incredible show! He currently for Best Actor in a Play (Quill Theatre), Grace (TheatreLAB), Any lives in New York. Credits include: Spielberg’s Lincoln, a Given Monday - RTCC Winner for Best Actor in a Supporting Wickersham brother in Seussical, Georg in Spring Awakening, Role in a Play, The Rocky Horror Show - RTCC Winner for Best male ensemble in The Producers, Tamino in The Magic Flute Actor in a Supporting Role in a Musical (Firehouse Theatre (adaptation), Tommy Dijilas in The Music Man, Mr. Black in The Project), Twelfth Night (Sycamore Rouge), The Pride (Richmond Wild Party, Chad Diety in The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Diety Triangle Players), Macbeth (The Gallery Players, NY), The Mysteries of Plasma and most recently Harpo in The Color Purple. He would like to thank his family for (Carpenter Science Theater Company), Henry V (Richmond Shakespeare), The Lost their prayers and support, friends for encouragement and God for the blessing of Colony (The Waterside Theater, NC). theatre that we can all enjoy!

Evan P. Bergman (Grempkin/Fighting Prawn) is currently in the Charley Raintree (Alf) is happy to appear on the November 2016 MFA professional acting program at University of Virginia. stage. Some of his favorite credits include Prospero in The Some recent acting: Luv (Heritage Theatre Festival); Wonderful Tempest, Lysander in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Edgar in Town, Vodka Variations, W\E: A Theatrical Piece of the Wall King Lear, Ben Gunn in Treasure Island, Sheriff Twisdale in (UVa Drama); Big Love, Burn This, boom (Project SEE Theatre); Santa’s Christmas Miracle, Otis Holloway in Twain’s Tales, Junior Odd Couple (Woodford Theatre); Unthymely (Manhattan Rep in This World We Know, Mitch in A Streetcar Named Desire, Theatre); Charlie’s Ghost (The Abington); Genius Andronicus Henry Carver in Design for Living, Billy Bibbit in One Flew Over (Manhattan Theatre Source); Glengarry Glen Ross (Actors Guild); A Streetcar Named the Cuckoo’s Nest, Tom in The Glass Menagerie, and Touchstone in As You Like It. Desire, Merchant of Venice (KCT SummerFest). Evan is immensely grateful to take a ride with this star catching ensemble at Virginia Rep! David Rogozenski (Teddy) is a senior at VCU pursuing his BA in theatre. This is his first show at Virginia Repertory Theatre, Joseph Bromfield (Lord Aster) is proud to make his debut at but not his first show in the Richmond community. David was Virginia Rep. He is currently pursuing his MFA in Acting at the recently in Frankenstein: Dawn of a Monster by David Emerson University of Virginia. Most recently he was seen in Heritage Toney as Jack; at VCU and Stage B’s production of The Theatre Festival’s production of Almost, Maine. Other favorite Submission by Jeff Talbott as Trevor at Firehouse Theater. credits include: Vodka Variations, Wonderful Town (UVa), He would like to thank his family and friends for their support Hamlet (NCShakes), Much Ado About Nothing (Mainestage and positivity. Shakespeare), and The 39 Steps (Cumberland Theatre). Joseph is a graduate of Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida and the London Academy Robert Throckmorton (Bumbrake/Teacher) is delighted to of Music and Dramatic Art. He offers thanks to his family and friends for their love return to Neverland having played Captain Hook in Peter Pan and support. at Virginia Rep. Other favorite Virginia Rep roles include Frog (A Year with Frog and Toad), John & James (Love! Valour! Paul S. Major (Smee) is thrilled to be working with Virginia Compassion!) and Scarecrow (The Wizard of Oz). This role Rep again. He was recently seen as George in The Drowsy adds to a long line of gender-bending performances including Chaperone (Swift Creek Mill), Margaret Mead in Hair (Firehouse the Madwoman in The Madwoman of Chaillot, Electra in Theatre) and Stewpot in South Pacific (Virginia Rep). He has Gypsy (University of Richmond), Miss Gulch in Miss Gulch Returns! (RTP) and also had the pleasure of performing at two of his favorite Lady Bracknell in (RTP & Quill Theatre). Robert is a proud graduate of Wesleyan places on earth, Dollywood and The Lost Colony. He holds a University, The National Theatre Institute and the London Academy of Music and B.F.A. in Music Theatre from Shenandoah Conservatory and Dramatic Arts. is a Teaching Artist for S.P.A.R.C. He sends love to his friends and family that have supported through all of his artistic endeavors.

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Les Rorick (Understudy Smee, Bumbrake/Teacher, Capt. Scott, Lord Leilani Giles (Music Director) is a performer in both classical and musical theatre Aster, Grempkin/Fighting Prawn, Black Stache) recently performed in and holds a Masters in Piano Performance from VCU. She has collaborated with Almost, Maine and Spamalot at Heritage Theatre Festival and in W\E: professional and student vocalists, performing throughout the US, China, Italy, as A Theatrical Piece of The Berlin Wall, Vodka Variations, and Wonderful well as Obregón, Sonora, Mexico where she performed with opera singers Pablo Town at the University of Virginia’s Department of Drama. He has acted Talamante and Danielle Talamantes in a concert for the benefit of the Manos Amigas (and founded theatre companies) in Los Angeles and Chicago. He is a organization. She works with students at CNU and also runs a private studio. Recent happy member of the incomparable MFA Acting Cohort 2016 at UVa. Music Director credits include: Hairspray (SPARC), Aliens, Rocky Horror Picture Show Many thanks to Colleen Kelly and to the Virginia Rep team. (FTP), Hairspray (VCU), Closer Than Ever, and White Christmas (Virginia Rep). She has been nominated for several RTCC awards including Best Musical and Best Musical Grace Sammons (Understudy Molly Aster) is a graduate of the Director and was the 2010 recipient for Best Musical Director for RENT (FTP). Giles American Academy of Dramatic Arts in NYC and is thrilled to be was last seen playing for Mame (Virginia Rep) and cabarets at RTP. the understudy for the dynamic role of Molly Aster. She sends all her love to her family and to Drew. Craig Napoliello (Set Designer) Regional: Witness For The Prosecution, Fulton Theatre; The Music Man-In Concert, Two River Theatre. Off Bway: I Forgive You, Ronald Regan Beckett Theatre; The Bardy Bunch, St. Clement’s Theatre; Sexual Healing, Rattapallax Productions. Other New York Credits: The Violet Hour, Body Shaan Sharma (Understudy Boy, Prentiss, Teddy, Alf, Slank/ Language, The Active Theater; Believers, Interchange, Protected, WorkShop Theatre Hawking Clam) is ecstatic to be involved in telling this beautiful Company. Associate Scenic Designer credits (selected): Appropriate, Signature story and is up for an awfully big adventure. He graduated from Theatre; A Wind in the Willows Christmas, Two River Theater; Brooklynite, The North William & Mary this past spring with a double major in Physics and Pool, Vineyard Theatre; Wild With Happy, Public Theatre. www.napoliellodesign.com Theatre. He has previously been seen as a Hallam Player in Colonial Williamsburg, performing as Silvio in Servant of Two Masters and BJ Wilkinson (Lighting Designer) received his BA in Design & Technology from the Player Leader in Sword Play. He has performed two seasons with University of Northern Colorado, & his MFA from the University of Cincinnati-CCM. the Virginia Shakespeare Festival as Demetrius in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Pindarus Recent designs include: The Fabulous Lipitones, The Last of the Red Hot Lovers, The in Julius Caesar, Valentine in Illyria: Twelfth Night the Musical, and ensemble in Richard III. Whipping Man, You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown, and Charlotte’s Web (Virginia Rep), “And then away we go…” Equivocation (Virginia Rep/Quill Theatre) Hamlet, Much Ado About Nothing, Richard III, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Comedy of Errors, Othello, The Tempest, and Macbeth Nathaniel Shaw (Director) was an Associate Choreographer (Quill Theatre). He toured nationally with A Year with Frog and Toad, and Nebraska for ONCE, supervising both the Broadway production and the Theatre Caravan’s Christmas Carol. Thanks to Samm and Molly. first national tour. He is the Development Director for Glass Half “On these magic shores  Full Productions, Tony and Olivier Award Winning Producers children are for ever  Jeanne Nugent (Costume Designer) hails from Chicago and is a graduate of Northern of Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time, The Mark Illinois University. For the past eight years she has designed over 19 major musical Rylance Shakespeare Revivals, and Sunny Afternoon amongst beaching their coracles.  productions. Some of her favorite credits include: They’re Playing Our Song, Beauty many others. He was the founder and Artistic Director of The We too have been there;  and the Beast, and Les Misérables. Jeanne is very excited for the opportunity to be Active Theater (www.theactivetheater.com). New York credits we can still hear the  working on Peter and the Starcatchers with such a talented Artistic Team. include the first revival ofThe Violet Hour (Innovative Theatre sound of the surf, though  Award nomination for Best Revival), the World Premiere of Rick Brandt (Production Stage Manager) is happy to be back at Virginia Rep and we shall land no more.” Bridgeboy, and the World Premiere of Body Language (4 working with this wonderful company. His Virginia Rep stage management credits Midtown International Theatre Festival nominations). Regional Thank you, include South Pacific, Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, The Whipping Man, credits include Miracle on South Division Street, the direction James Matthew Barrie, Equivocation, Tartuffe, To Kill a Mockingbird, Red, and A Wonderful Life. He served for the enduring gift and choreography of South Pacific (starring Jessica Lee as Assistant Stage Manager on Mame, The Color Purple, and Fiddler on the Roof. of Peter Pan. Goldyn), Hair and Hairpsray (a combined 20 New Hampshire Theatre Award nominations including Best Production, Best - Nathaniel Shaw Director, and Best Choreography for each), Legally Blonde, Damn Yankees, Grease, A Chorus Line and Spelling Bee. Choreography credits include Les Misérables, Fiddler on the Roof, Annie, Babes in Toyland, and The Tenement (Best World Premiere - azcentral.com). For Lisa and Benny!

PETER Section 2 Playbill_FIN.indd 6-7 9/23/15 1:49 PM ABOUT THE AUTHORS ABOUT THE PLAYWRIGHT

Dave Barry Rick Elice Dave Barry is a Pulitzer Prize winning author Rick Elice was born on November 17, 1956. He and columnist. His nationally syndicated humor earned his BA from Cornell University, his MFA column in The Miami Herald from 1983 to 2005 from the Yale Drama School and is currently a made him a household name. He has authored Teaching Fellow at Harvard as well as a charter over 30 books of humor and parody, as well as member of the American Repertory Theatre. comedic novels including Big Trouble, Lunatics, From 1982–1999, Elice was copywriter, producer, Tricky Business and, most recently, Insane City. Creative Director and eventually Executive Vice His book, Peter and the Starcatchers is a favorite President of Serino Coyne, Inc., an entertainment among young adults. He is credited with creating advertising agency in New York. From 1999– International Talk Like a Pirate Day, recently 2009, he served as creative consultant to Walt celebrated by the cast on September 19. Disney Studios. Born in Armonk, New York, in 1947, Barry began Elice with Marshall Brickman wrote the book for the Broadway musical Jersey Boys his journalism career in 1971, working as a general which received a Tony Award nomination and a Drama Desk nomination for best book assignment reporter for the Daily Local News for a musical in 2006. Elice wrote Peter and the Starcatcher, based on the 2006 novel in West Chester, Pennsylvania, near his alma mater, Haverford College where he by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson, which opened in California in 2009 and played received his BA in English. In 1981, Barry wrote a humorous guest column (about off-Broadway in 2011. The play moved to Broadway, opening at the Brooks Atkinson watching the birth of his son) in the Philadelphia Inquirer, which landed him the Theatre on April 15, 2012 and received 9 Tony Award nominations, more than any new job as the humor columnist at the Miami Herald. In 1998 he won a Pulitzer Prize for American play in the history of the Tony Awards. Commentary. Barry currently lives with his family in Miami, Florida.

SAVE THE DATE Ridley Pearson Saturday, January 30, 2016 Ridley Pearson was born in 1953 in Glen Cove, New York and is a New York Times bestselling 6:00 p.m. author of more than 48 novels, divided between The Jefferson Hotel suspense and young adult adventure. Over the Black Tie years, his work has been published in two dozen languages, and has been adapted by network Enjoy an evening in support of television and for the Broadway stage. Ridley was awarded The Raymond Chandler Fulbright Virginia Repertory Theatre. fellowship in detective fiction from Oxford University in 1990 and was the Missouri Writers Delightful entertainment Hall of Fame Quill Award Winner in 2013. featuring local all stars

An acknowledged workaholic, Ridley’s hobbies include playing in a rock band Presentation of the third comprised of other bestselling writers, snowboarding, and scaling the occasional Virginia Excellence in Theatre (VET) 200-foot tree. He also loves to watch movies and cheer on the home team at all sorts award honoring a nationally of sporting events. Ridley lives in the Midwest with his wife, Marcelle, two daughters, prominent actor with Virginia roots Paige and Storey and two dogs and one cat. Recognition of Bruce C. Miller for forty years of service as Artistic Director.

PETER Section 2 Playbill_FIN.indd 8-9 9/23/15 1:49 PM VIRGINIA REP STAFF A LITTLE HELP FROM OUR FRIENDS

Artistic Director ...... Bruce Miller Managing Director ...... Phil Whiteway To borrow from Tennessee Williams’ final lines inA Streetcar Named Desire, Virginia Rep “always depends on the kindness of strangers.” To an even greater extent, like Associate Artistic Director ...... Chase Kniffen Director of Communications...Susan. Davenport Lennon and McCartney, “we get by with a little help from our friends.” Production Manager ...... Wendy Vandergrift Director of Group Sales ...... Mark Persinger Scenic Designer ...... Terrie Powers Web Manager ...... Jessica Printz Daugherty Like all nonprofit professional theatres, symphonies, ballet and opera companies, Scenic Charge ...... Emily Hake Tessitura Manager ...... Andy Boothby Audio / Visual Supervisor ...... Derek Dumais Marketing/Dev. Assoc ...... Kate Belleman we need 35% to 40% of our annual operating revenue to come from contributions Scenic Apprentice ...... Katie Peterson Marketing Associate ...... Rachel Cave if we are to remain healthy and strong. Unlimited and creative giving opportunities Stage Management Apprentice ...... Laura Hicks Illustrator ...... Robert Meganck exist within our annual fund drive and/or our on-going capital and endowment Graphic Designer...... Druanne Cummins campaigns. Director of Production ...... Bruce Rennie Box Office Manager...... Janine Serresseque Master Carpenter ...... Hans Paul Box Office Associate...... Shannon Frazier Whatever your means and giving preferences, we hope you will consider becoming Asst Tech Director ...... Joel Ernst Master Electrician ...... BJ Wilkinson Annual Fund Manager ...... Hannah Miller a part of Virginia Rep’s family of friends. Please contact Bruce Miller or Phil Electrics Assistant ...... Skyler Broughman Events ...... Jennings Whiteway Whiteway for more information: [email protected], [email protected], Carpenters ...... Luke Robinson Box Office Associates...... Sarah Laine Peterson, 804-783-1688 ext 17 or 16. Tommy Hawfield Derek Gayle, Sam Cook, Erin Dabrowski, Chelsea Flowers Chloe Williams, Caitlin Sneed, Emily Stava And please know that your support is genuinely needed, will be wisely spent and Leigh Bartlett Controller ...... Ruth Garrett, CPA greatly appreciated. Accounting Manager ...... Lucas Hall Director of Costumes ...... Sue Griffin Accounting Assistant ...... Sara Heifetz Assistant Director of Costumes .... Sarah Grady Accounting Assistant ...... Jill Porcelli Cutter/ Draper ...... Marcia Miller-Hailey Manager of Admin. Affairs ...... Tony Foley Costumer ...... Ruth Hedberg Asst. to the Man. Director ...... Kelsey Schneider Custodian...... James Robinson NOTABLE AWARDS & RECOGNITION Education Manager ...... Rai Anne Larkins Education Associate ...... Jason Sandahl Interns ...... Josh Blum, Meg Carnahan, Rachel Dilliplane, Madeline Hurley, 2012 Dominion ArtStars Shining 2001 Leadership in Arts Director of Tour Operations ...... Eric Williams Chelsea Kuehnel, Katherine McDonald, Star Award Instruction Award Company Manager ...... Ford Flannagan Rachel Marrs, Dan Morton, David Plotnick, Tour Manager ...... Gordon Bass Elissa Russell, Shaan Sharma, Presented by Virginians Presented by the Virginia Board Arts in Education Manager ...... Mike Brown Rebecca Turner, Kacey Yachuw for the Arts for community of Education and the Virginia enhancement through the arts Commission for the Arts

2008 Governor’s Award for the Arts 1999 100 Most Influential Presented by Governor Richmonders of the Century Tim Kaine Presented by STYLE Weekly to Pete and Nancy Kilgore, 2006 Theresa Pollak Lifetime Muriel McAuley, Bruce Miller Achievement Award and Phil Whiteway Excellence in the Arts Presented by Richmond 1997 First producing theatre in the Magazine nation to be invited to become an affiliate of the Kennedy 2002 The Pentagon selects The-atre Center’s prestigious, national IV’s Buffalo Soldier to be the first arts-in-education initiative, professional play in history to be Partners in Education November 5 - 28, 2015 performed inside the Pentagon, Theatre Gym as a morale booster after 9/11

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PETER Section 2 Playbill_FIN.indd 10-11 9/23/15 1:49 PM BARKSDALE SEASON at Hanover Tavern COMMUNITY PARTNERS

Peter and the Starcatcher captures the spirit of childhood imagination and the power of fantasy. To some of Richmond’s children, the dream of a stable home and family are the focus of their imagination. Virginia Rep is delighted to recognize three organizations who provide homes and services to children in the Richmond area and turn a fantasy into a reality. Their students and families will be attending a performance free of charge.

Children’s Home Society

Children’s Home Society of Virginia believes Every Child Deserves a Home. They are committed to building strong permanent THROUGH families and lifelong relationships for Virginia’s OCTOBER 25 at-risk children who are in foster care and waiting for a family to love them for life. In its GET $5 OFF 115-year history, Children’s Home Society has WITH CODE PETERFAB placed more than 13,000 children into safe, loving, permanent adoptive families. “pitch-perfect cast... crammed with funny punchlines” – TV Jerry “...humor, tunefulness and humanity” – Richmond Times-Dispatch Elk Hill

Elk Hill enables children and families to transform overwhelming challenges into successful futures. Through specialized CHILDREN’S THEATRE education, community based services and at Willow Lawn residential treatment programs, children and families can discover the academic, vocational, behavioral, and relationship skills they need to be successful.

Virginia Home for Boys and Girls

VHBG is the only organization in Virginia certified in the evidence-based Teaching Family Model (TFM), one of the very few models endorsed by the American Psychological Association. Their therapeutic neighborhood consists of Teaching Family Homes, John G. Wood (K-12) Alternative Education, and Therapeutic Resources. In the home, classroom, and the community, VHBG reinforces positive family dynamics and teach essential behavioral and life skills.

PETER Section 2 Playbill_FIN.indd 12-13 9/23/15 1:49 PM HISTORIC NOVEMBER THEATRE

From 1911 through 1914, our historic and Muriel McAuley invited a group of November Theatre was named the professors and students from Virginia Empire. It was Richmond’s first Union University to join their white integrated theatre post Reconstruction. audience at Hanover Tavern, sitting side Virginia’s earliest Jim Crow Laws by side. In open defiance of the law and banned black theatregoers from all risking arrest, they presented the first entertainments patronized by whites. fully integrated performance in Virginia Moses Hoffheimer, developer of the post Reconstruction. Empire, proposed converting his theatre’s gallery (the top balcony) from When the Empire opened in 1911, a seating area reserved for the “gallery it operated as a legitimate theatre, gods” (young white ruffians who filled a presenting live performances of similar balcony at Richmond’s Academy great plays instead of vaudeville or of Music) to a segregated seating area for silent movies. The renowned actress black audiences. At Hoffheimer’s urging, Lucille La Verne, a veteran of seven Virginia’s Jim Crow Laws were re-written Broadway hits, assembled her own to state, “Every person... operating... any stock company at the Empire in 1913. public hall, theater, opera house, motion She presented 80 performances in four picture show or any place of public months, selling 147,000 tickets! Edith entertainment which is attended by both Lindeman, Times-Dispatch theatre critic, white and colored persons, shall separate wrote that the Empire “was a popular the white race and the colored race.” theater with audiences, especially on Wednesday matinees when each woman It seems regressive now, but in attendance received a quarter-pound Hoffheimer’s efforts to seat black box of Huyler’s chocolates and a dainty and white audiences under the same linen handkerchief to wipe her eyes roof were progressive for their time. during the sad scenes.” Forty-three years later, the founders of Barksdale Theatre would put the The full history of the remarkable next nail in the coffin of Virginia’s Jim November Theatre can be found online Crow theatre law. In 1954, Pete Kilgore at www.virginiarep.org.

PETER Section 2 Playbill_FIN.indd 14-15 9/23/15 1:49 PM DONORS Nancy & Jerry Finch Renate & Richard Brandt GeorgeAnn & Stuart Broth Mr. & Mrs. Jack E. Fockler, Jr. Zoe & Ben Bunnell Margot Burgwyn Carolyn & Andrew Fogarty Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Call Andrew M. Busch Dr. Joseph V. Formica^ Kenneth & Dottie Carter Greg & Marcia Cameron We thank the many individuals and institutional funders who have given to Virginia Rep so generously Bill Foster Dr. & Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne Sandra & Gustav Carle Mary & David Frediani Lyn & John Clarke Jim & Camryn Carleton in the past year. The following lists reflect contributions received between August 1, 2014 to July 31, Robert & Kaye Weinstein Gary Ms. Carol Cosby Mr. & Mrs. James P. Carreras 2015. We have made every effort to list individual names correctly. If we have made an error, please Robert & Lynne Glasser Ralph R. Crosby Jr.^ Ms. Pat Carrington accept our apologies and contact our development office at 783-1688, ext. 1123. Patricia Glavé Mrs. Carolyn Davis Ms. Barbara Carver Sue Griffin & Wayne Shields Mr. & Mrs. William F. Dominick III Ms. Tara Casey Virginia Rep is grateful for the generous challenge grants of $260,000 each from The Cabell Mike & Caroline Rice Harding Linda & Earl Ferguson Scott Caulkins Foundation and Mary Morton Parsons Foundation to support the continuing restoration of our historic Eva & Patrick Hardy Alice & George Flowers Jennifer P. Cormier facilities on Broad Street. We are currently raising funds to meet the matching requirement from Jim & Jane Hartough Virginia Forster Anne & Guy Chapman Mr. & Mrs. Harvey J. Hogue Joseph Franklin Lynn L. Clayton individuals. Gifts noted with the symbol ^ include contributions to this effort. William & Pamela Hutton Yvonne & Charles Gold Robb Jones & Emily Cole-Jones Sandy & Jim Irby Hunter & Crystal Goodwin Frona & Alan Colker John Jackson & Jackie Woodby Ms. Suellen Gregory Donna Copley & Janet Inwood INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS Kathryn C. 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Robelen^ Ian A. & Rose Lane Nimmo Mr. & Mrs. Carlton P. Moffatt^ Mr. Robert Fant Josée & Bill Covington Bessie S. Manz^ Barbara & John Rose Kevin & Kate O’Hagan Don & Michelle Mosier Alison Fauls Mr. & Mrs. Tom Eggleston Darcie & Blair Nelsen Mr. & Mrs. James E. Ryan, Jr. Tom & Delores Owens Trudy Norfleet^ Fred & Kay Flom Mary Butler Eggleston Paul & Nancy Springman Karen & John Palen Hon. Jayne A. Pemberton Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Foley Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Lewis In Loving Memory of Kathryn Strawn Kathleen Patenaude^ Mrs. Margaret Pence Mr. & Mrs. Roger T. Fortin Frances Lewis Janet McKinney Parse^ Griff & Cathy Surowka^ Dr. W. Baxter Perkinson Mrs. C.D.L. Perkins Belinda C. Friday Bruce & Terrie Powers Miller^ Mrs. Margaret R. Thomas Mrs. Jane W. Peters Mr. Douglas H Pick Mary Frye Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. Perry^ Co-Stars ($1,000 – $2,499) George Tillman & Lloyd Bryant Bob & Barbara Priddy Ms. Kimerly Reich Brian and Laura Fuller^ Mr. Gilbert Rosenthal Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Alexander^ Mr. & Mrs. Harry A. Turton Edward & Alice Rivas Mr. & Mrs. Robert Q. Rhodes Patricia Gangwer S.R. & Amy M. Williams Ruth & Franco Ambrogi Ted & Katie Ukrop Barbara & Ronny Robertson Bob & Cindy Ritter Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Giles Anne-Marie & J Anderson Mr. & Mrs. John D. Welsh Cindy & Bob Rolfe Michael & Susan Rucker^ Larry & Brenda Gilman Stars ($5,000 – $9,999) Mr. & Mrs. S. Wyndham Anderson Roger & Barbara Whiteway Patricia Rooney^ Mr. Stephen Rudlin Emily Gitchell Virginia A. Arnold Reid & Lisa Ashe^ James & Anastasia Seevers Barbara & Wendell Seldon Ms. Elaine Gorman Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph H. Bunzl Robert & Gloria Bailie Featured Players ($500 – $999) Sandi & Dick Shirey Warren Snead Dianne Graham Mr. John Paul Causey, Jr. Mr. Scott Blackwell Peter S. & Marcia Alcorn Mr. & Mrs. John Simon Mr. Mark Sternheimer Mr. J. Carroll Graham Laura Lee & Ted Chandler Dr. John A. & Mary Jane Board Janie & Billy Armfield Jill & Andy Stefanovich Ms. Kay Tyler Ralph & Jocelyne Graner Mrs. James B. Dalton, Jr., “Bette” Anne & Roger Boeve Bruce & Patsy Arnett Owen & Debbie Suter Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Vallandingham Tony & Gordon Grappone Susan & John Davenport ^ Ellen & Jim Bonbright Mr. & Mrs. William Baldwin Ruth & Richard Szucs Ann L. Williams Linda & Mark Greer Ms. Carrie T. Galeski Brad & Jan Booker Mrs. Betty M. Borton^ Mr. Edward Villanueva Mr. & Mrs. Marshall B. Wishnack Elizabeth Griffin^ Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Garner, Jr. Mary & Joseph F. Borzelleca^ Mr. & Mrs. John Ros Bowers, Jr. The Rev’d. Dr. E. Allen Coffey Cheryl Yancey^ Bill & Kathy Groves Dr. & Mrs. William V. Garner Frank B. Bradley, III Ellen & Duncan Buoyer & Dr. Deborah Waters^ Nancy Haga Maj. Gen. L. H. Ginn III Mildred Bruce^ Dr. & Mrs. Charles Burch III John & Margaret Whitlock Crew ($100 – $249) Lisa Hall Margaret R. Freeman Mr. & Mrs. Douglas W. Burks Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Reid Burford Sandra & Roger Wiley Anne & Robert Adler Mr. & Mrs. Shepard Harder Jim & Nan O’Connell Elizabeth (Lee) Camp Gena Burr Jeffrey & Tamara Wilt Ann Ayer Mr. Carlyle Harris Carter & Joe Reid Patricia & Colin Campbell Dr. & Mrs. John B. H. Caldwell Percy & Jane Wootton Sharon & Dave Bailey Ms. Georgia Hening David & Linda Rose Dr. & Mrs. Dean Caven Mr. Roger Capps Mr. & Mrs. John Wright Robert & Sandra Balster Jean Hester Martha Vannoy Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Cox Karen Kay & Robert Chappell John & Katherine Zampolin Ms. Kathleen Burke Barrett Jeb & Becky Hockman Charlie & Norvell Whitaker Steve & Jamme Coy Nancy & Joe Cheely Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Bell^ George & Margaret Hornburg Phil & Donna Whiteway^ Donna T. Douglas Tracy & Jeff Coogle Ensemble ($250 – $499) Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Bell, Jr. Graham & Moira Horne Helen & Bob Williams Tom & Anne Garland Farrell Mary Ann Curtin Mr. & Mrs. John G. Adamson Jennifer & Bill Blandford Guy & Marion Horsley Thomas Garguila & Ron Leone Mary & Gib Davenport Brenda & Tommy Asch Brian & Sharon Blount Walter & Geraldine Howard Stage Managers Bill & Mary Garrison Mr. & Mrs. Huntley G. Davenport Elizabeth Anne Barge Ms. Eugenia H. Borum Michael & Shirley Hughes ( $ 2 , 5 0 0 – $ 4 , 9 9 9 ) Pettus Gilman Kay & Philip Davidson Mr. Rob Bethea Peter & Jakie Bowles Mary Carter Hyman^ Mr. & Mrs. Richard Beaver Barbara & Vernon Glenn Drs. Mark & Georgean DeBlois Ray, Jeanette, Olivia, & Don & Nancy Boyer Dr. Lori Jacobson Scott & Nancy Belleman Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Goodwin Jo Anne Draucker & Adrienne Blaylock Nancy & Jim Brittain Scott Johnson^ Mr. & Mrs. J. Read Branch, Jr. Anne Rennolds Gray Jim Thompson John & Peggy Borgard Doris Brody^ Anne Jennings Virginia & Larry Eiben Missy & Sandy Gullquist Mr. Howard Feller^ Cliff Fleet & Fran Zemmel Charles & Hope Harris Foster Dr. & Mrs. James G. Ferguson

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PETER Section 2 Playbill_FIN.indd 16-17 9/23/15 1:49 PM Allen & Patricia Kahane Marcia L. Shipley Lucas & Stacie Hall INSTITUTIONAL CONTRIBUTORS Ms. Barbara Kincaid Nancy & Steve Snyder Barton & Kristen Harris Mr. Jon C. King Jack & Mary Spain Barbara Ann Harrison^ Dr. & Mrs. Barry V. Kirkpatrick Jane Sper Michael & Ellen Hartenberg Cornerstones ($50,000 & above) Stars ($5,000 – $9,999) Ted & Laura Lee Chandler Fund Andy & Kris Koebler Dr. I. Norman Sporn Rose & Sheldon Herold Altria Client Services, Inc. Bon Secours Richmond Health of The Community Foundation Robert P. Kyle Mr. Dan Stackhouse Amy & Christopher Hollister The Cabell Foundation^ System Ernst & Young Dr. Audrey D. Landers Jan & Jim Starnes Mrs. JoAnn Houser E. Rhodes & Leona B. Carpenter Mary & J.P. Causey, Jr. Fund of Kjellstrom & Lee, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Large Mrs. Mary Lou Stocky Melisa & Matthew Hudson Foundation The Community Foundation Lewis Insurance Associates Dr. Daniel M. Laskin Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Strauss Lauren Hutcheson The Linhart Foundation Carrie T. & Edward W. Galeski Loucks Family Foundation Don Lee & Toni Cleveland^ Jody Strickler Mary Garland Jefferson Mary Morton Parsons Fund of The Community The Micawber Foundation^ Dr. David Leong Leslie & Al Strickler Janice Jesse Foundation^ Foundation The Morton Family Fund of Mr. Joseph Levy John & Beth Syer Denise Goodman Keil & Jeff Keil Virginia Commission for the Arts R.E.B. Foundation The Community Foundation^ Dr. & Mrs. Augustine Warner Carol & George Todd Katherine & Trent Kerns Lettie Pate Whitehead Barbara J. Thalhimer & William B. Newport News Arts Commission Lewis, III Patricia Vastano & Dennis Ms. Bonnie Lyn Kiessling Foundation, Inc. Thalhimer, Jr. Family Fund of The Kathryn & W. Harry Schwarzschild Jane Logan^ Lieberman Kevin & Jeannie Kilgore Angels ($25,000 & above) Community Foundation Fund Ardyth J. Lohuis^ John L Walker Guy M. Kinman, Jr. The Community Foundation SunTrust Pat Lorimer George & Carolyn Watkins Ron & Barbara Kozlowski Serving Richmond & Stage Managers ($2,500 – $4,999) Tesco Foundation, LLC Mary & John Lucas Sue & Ritchie Watson Will & Elizabeth Krusen Central Virginia BB&T Harry A. Thomas Memorial Fund Mr. & Mrs. Ross MacKenzie Mrs. Elaine Weekley Dr. Susan Dana Leone CultureWorks J. Read Jr. & Janet Dennis Branch of The Community Foundation Ms. Rita MacNelly Bill & Wendy Wellner Ms. Risa Levine Dominion Resources Fund of The Community York County Arts Commission Marian G. Mahon Nanette & Richard Whitt Ms. Constance Lewis Roller-Bottimore Foundation^ Foundation Jennifer McClellan Joan Widomski^ Mrs. Heather Hays Lockerman The Shubert Foundation Inc. Ruth Camp Campbell Foundation Featured Players ($500 – $999) Donna & Thomas McClish George W. Wilbur^ Joan Losen Union Bank & Trust Camp Foundation McGladrey, LLP Rebekah McKay Monica Davis Williams Kathleen Mack Chesapeake Corporation Riverfront Investment Group James K. Meharg, Jr. Bert Wilson^ Jackie Harrison Mason Producers ($15,000 – $24,999) Foundation Fund of The Ryan and Elizabeth Thalhimer Mrs. Nancy Meyer Joy Winstead & Averett Tombes Betye McCarty Roy E. Burgess II Fund of Community Foundation Smartt Charitable Fund of Ms. Karen Fuglie Miles Gregory T. & Samantha William O. McCleney The Community Foundation Circle S Studio The Community Foundation^ Drs. John & Betty Mill Wheeler Marrs Ms. Nancy McMahon The Community Foundation for Covington Travel W. W. Whitlock Foundation Bob & Gail Miller Mr. Robert Woods Mr. Tom J. Mills Jr. Greater Atlanta Franklin Federal Foundation Thomas & Christine Moe Mrs. Mary Denny Wray Janie & Marc Moyers Gay & Erskine Love Foundation Greater Lynchburg Community Ensemble ($250 – $499) Andrew T. Moore, Jr^ Allen & Linda Wright Steven Murden Alan Kirshner & Deborah Mihaloff Trust Katherine T. & John G. Adamson Wayne Moyer^ Mr. & Mrs. James A. Wunderly Mercer O’Hara^ Charitable Fund KBS Incorporated Family Charitable Fund of Ronald Munro & Carolyn Cerini^ Wm. M. Young Vilma Osmalov Obici Healthcare Foundation The Launders Charitable The Community Foundation Sue F. Munro Mrs. Mary Zeugner Elizabeth H. Parker Towne Bank Lester Charitable Fund of CSX Corporation Eileen Murphy Evelyn Parkin Barbara B. & James E. Ukrop Fund The Community Foundation^ Stephanie & Marshall Wishnack Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Neese Company ($50 – $99) Gail & Jim Plotkin of The Community Foundation Linden Capital LLC Fund of The Community Kraig & Kim Negaard Rick & Liz Albee Anita Priddy^ WestRock Foundation McGuireWoods LLP Foundation Ann Nichols-Casebolt^ Ms. Barbara Altizer Mr & Mrs. J. C. Priddy PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Thom Yorke Lynda B. Anderson Jim Prosser Directors ($10,000 – $14,999) Virginia Eye Institute Crew ($100 – $249) Terry & Linda Oggel Carroll W. & Christopher R. Bob & Jan Reynolds Arenstein Foundation Coille Limited Partnership Mr. & Mrs. Dallas H. Oslin Andrews Steve & Kate Rogge Overton & Katharine Dennis Fund Co-Stars ($1,000 – $2,499) John & Barbara Outland Jonathan Baliles Rosanne G. Shalf Cecil R. & Edna S. Hopkins Douglas W. & June M. Burks Company ($50 – $99) F. Stuart & Carolyn Painter^ Mr. John Ball Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon Shapiro Family Foundation Charitable Fund of The Cadence Theatre Company Sarah Parrish Bill & Neva Barnett Dianne Hughs Shuler Jenkins Foundation Community Foundation Mr. & Mrs. J. Terry Parsley Dr. & Mrs. Francis E. Barrett Ms. Theresa Singleton Lewis & Butler Foundation Ms. Nancy Patterson Mr. Robert Beasley Lee & Amanda Sloppy Jay & Casey Payne Ms. Brenda Beck Thelma & Wendell Smith Sharon & Edson Pederson^ Mrs. Nancy Ellen Beck Wendy & Elliott Spanier IN HONOR & MEMORIAM Mills & Patricia Piland Carolyn Belgrad Col. & Mrs. F. Paul Spera Chris & Stephanie Pilecki Edith Brenner Elizabeth A. Stallings Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dean Pope Colonel Matt C. C. Bristol, III Mrs. Kelly Stalls The following gifts were made Diane W. Halley In Memory Dr. & Mrs. Hunter H. McGuire, Jr. Dr. Marjorie Quimby Mr. William P. Brown Anne P. Stiles in honor or memory of family of Florence C. Walters In Honor of Meredith & Michael & Melissa Radtke Ben & Peggy Chappell Mr. & Mrs. T. Jameson Stott or friends. Jonathan Harwell In Honor Alfred Scott Laurie % Barbara Rennie^ Becky Clarke & Tim Cotes Sam & Jennifer Tarry of Reed Harwell Harrison Lynne Shockley In Memory Lilian & Ralph Rhudy Conner Family James & Rebecca Thomas William H. Carter In Memory The Hass-Hill Family In Honor of of Lloyd W. Shockley Robbie Rice Mrs. Cathleen M. Conner Paula & Richard Troxel of Alice Carter Bruce Miller and Phil Whiteway Beth Sinnenberg In Memory Mr. & Mrs. David L. Richardson Pascal Cromer Virginia S. Turner Blair Curdts In Honor of Suzanne Dolly Hintz In Honor of David of Jane Sinnenberg Mr. Doug Riddell Anne Dickerson Howard Twilley Pollard & Scott Wichmann Timberline Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Thalhimer Mr. John Rupp^ Suzanne & Thomas Drumm Gloria Wallace Mary Kathryne & Larry Eck In Rev. & Mrs. Charles Hunt In Honor In Memory of Roy Burgess Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Sanders, II Rob Emblidge Ms. Debby Warren Honor of Roy E. Burgess II of Adele Sherman Mr. & Mrs. Jay M. Weinberg Mr. Carl Schluter Phyllis A. Errico Patty W. & Thomas West Carrie Galeski In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. David Long In Honor of In Honor of Neil November’s Lynn & Jay Schwartz Marcella Fierro Mr. Robert Wodarczyk Charles Pickett Neil November’s 90th Birthday 90th Birthday Jane Scott Lisa C. Fusco Mr. Berry F. Wright, Jr. Ronald E. Grubbs In Memory Neil Marrin In Honor of John Cario Mary Ann Wilson In Memory Mr. & Mrs. R. Strother Scott Maria Gharakhanian Elizabeth Lee Wright of Beverly D. Grubbs and Phil Whiteway of Louis Wilson Mary Ann Sheehan Selma Graves

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The following gifts were made in Dr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Godsey, Jr. Mrs. Suzanne C. Pollard support of named operating and Wayne & Patricia Goodermote Jane & Robert Pratt endowment funds. Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Goodwin Bob & Barbara Priddy Bruce & Nancy Gottwald Michael & Katherine Rand The Betty Bauder Fund Chubby & Martha Grover Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Reed, Jr. Page Bauder Missy & Sandy Gullquist Carter & Joe Reid Bruce & Terrie Powers Miller James & Patricia Halverson Jon & Emilee Reynolds Mike & Caroline Rice Harding Joseph & Frances Ricciardi The Phyllis Galanti Fund Eva & Patrick Hardy David & Linda Rose David & Jane Abbott Drs. Monroe E. Harris, Jr. Alfred & Meredith Stanley Scott Peter S. & Marcia Alcorn & Jill Bussey Harris James & Anastasia Seevers Anne-Marie & J Anderson Reed & Scott Harrison William & Donna Stacia Janie & Billy Armfield Cynthia & Shep Haw Jill & Andy Stefanovich Ms. Elizabeth Duncan Blake Curtis & Caroline Herrick T.G. & S.K. Storey Ray, Jeanette, Olivia, & Mr. Samuel W Hixon, III Kathy Strawn Adrienne Blaylock Mr. & Mrs. Harvey J. Hogue Dr. Charles A. Summers Ellen & Jim Bonbright The Hoke Family Mr. & Mrs. William B. Thalhimer III Brad & Jan Booker Ms. April Holthaus Gary & Jean Thornton Norman & Sarah Brown Ms. Elizabeth Honeywell Martha Vannoy Ellen & Duncan Buoyer Helen & Hal Horwitz Ms. Pamela R Welham Blair & Reid Burford Mr. & Mrs. William T. Hupp Earl & Dorothy White Cmdr. & Mrs. Allan R. Carpenter Sandy & Jim Irby Phil & Donna Whiteway Dr. & Mrs. Dean Caven Kathryn C. Jarvis John & Margaret Whitlock Laura Lee & Ted Chandler Cal & George Jennison Steve & Amy Williams Nancy & Joe Cheely Ian & Benita Jones John Jackson & Jackie Woodby Mr. & Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne III William & Carolyn Kelly Percy & Jane Wootton Dr. & Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne William & Linda Kirvan Dr. & Mrs. Richard M. Clary Mr. & Mrs. T. Gaylon Layfield III The Muriel McAuley Fund Josée & Bill Covington Leadership Freedom LLC The Linhart Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Frederic H. Cox Kim & Robert Lebar Bruce & Terrie Powers Miller Mary Ann Curtin Ken & Kathy Lemelin Dr. & Mrs. James R. Darden, Jr Mary & Ted Linhart The Curtis & Amy Miller Fund Mary & Gib Davenport Hyde & Manoli Loupassi Bruce & Terrie Powers Miller Mr. & Mrs. Huntley G. Davenport Ms. Marilyn Louthan J. Blaine & Mary Denny Richard & Katherine Madden The Neil & Sara Belle November Ms. Adriel K. Doyle Paul & Ruth Maglund Fund Jo Anne Draucker & Jim Thompson Bill & Lyn Kyle Manson Bruce & Terrie Powers Miller Robert Petres & Margaret DuVall Elizabeth & Bruce McConnel Neil & Sara Belle November Robert & Neyja Elder Charlotte McCutcheon Phil & Donna Whiteway Estes Foundation Ms. Katherine G. McLeod Tom & Anne Garland Farrell Bruce & Terrie Powers Miller The deVeaux Riddick and Robert Dr. & Mrs. James G. Ferguson Suzanne & Rick Morris Watkins Fund for Excellence Fred & Kay Flom Kay & Frank Morton in Design Mr. & Mrs. Jack E. Fockler, Jr. The Morton Family Fund of Anonymous Charles & Hope Harris Foster The Community Foundation Mrs. Archer Burke Mary & David Frediani Ian A. & Rose Lane Nimmo Steve & Jamme Coy Cmdr. Laurence V Friese Sara Belle & Neil November Cal & George Jennison Ms. Nancy Gaffner Helen & Chip Nunley Ms. Patricia Kawana Mr. Jamie Galanti Ms. Helen W. Obenshain Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Knox Jeff & Amanda Galanti Kevin & Kate O’Hagan Bessie S. Manz Cmdr. Paul Galanti Ms. Jacquelyn Orgain Bruce & Terrie Powers Miller Paul & Jean Galanti Ms. Lloyd Osgood Mr. & Mrs. W. Wardlaw Thompson Carrie T. Galeski Ms. Irene Owen Phil & Donna Whiteway Jeff Gallagher & Catherine Howard Mary Anne & Mat Pastore Ms. Jacqueline Whitmore Don & Betsy Garber Carolyn & Bill Paulette Mary Denny Wray Mary-Ann Gardiner David & Mary Pedigo Cheryl Yancey Bill & Mary Garrison Mrs. Jane W. Peters Barbara & Vernon Glenn Capt. J. Charles Plumb

INKIND CONTRIBUTIONS

Martin’s TSRC Inc. Ms. Inge Strack David Crank Patricia Archer Mrs. Toy D. Savage Carytown Cleaners Mr. & Mrs. Orville H. Jones Jr. Sally M. Snyder Jason Marks Dr. & Mrs. Laurie Rennie Triple Crossings Brewery

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