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Grand2016-17 9 LIVE IS ALWAYS BETTER! EXPERIENCE 2016-17 Season April-May Playbill We have an 80-year legacy of supporting the arts. Looking to the future, let’s celebrate how art SOME THINGS can keep us healthy. YOU CAN ALWAYS DEPEND UPON We’ll show you the way. To find the route to your financial goals, trust Westover to be your guide. For more than 15 years, we’ve been advising individuals At Highmark, we understand that art can heal. Creating or experiencing and families who seek sound it can relax and soothe. It can enliven and inspire. That’s why we’re strategies for preserving and a longstanding supporter of arts organizations in our communities. maximizing their wealth. Our And why we nurture the arts at an early age through intergenerational experience, childhood arts education programs. Let’s be open resourcefulness and objectivity to more artistic experiences. Let’s be healthy. set us apart. Talk with us. 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Carol Arnott-Robbins Direct 302.426.4431 Office 302.571.8855 [email protected] www.RobbinsRealEstate.com 17JRC4 17JRC4 Joint Replacement Center Playbill Ad.indd 1 3/20/2017 5:13:01 PM 2016-17 SEASON APRIL-MAY 16 FABULOUSLY FUNNY FEMALES Thu., April 20, 8pm, live @ the baby grand 17 SHAUN HOPPER Sat., April 22, 8pm, live @ the baby grand 18 AN EVENING WITH JERROD NIEMANN Sun., April 23, 7pm, The Playhouse on Rodney Square 19 AN EVENING WITH NOAH & ABBY GUNDERSEN Thu., April 27, 8pm, live @ the baby grand 20 WHO’S LIVE ANYWAY? Fri., May 5, 8pm, The Playhouse on Rodney Square 21 THE DOO WOP PROJECT Sat., May 13, 8pm, The Playhouse on Rodney Square 22 VIDEO GAMES LIVE™ WITH MEMBERS OF DELAWARE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Sat., May 20, 8pm, Copeland Hall 8 Special Sponsors, Gifts and Grants 9 Donors to The Grand 12 The Cawley Fund for the Performing Arts 12 Tribute Gifts 13 Volunteer Show Corps 14 Board of Directors and Grand Trustees 15 The Grand & The Playhouse Staff 24 General Information Programs, artists, dates 25 Get To Know The Grand and times subject to change. DuPont is proud to support These performances, as well as our arts education and outreach programs, are made possible by The Grand and all those who the generosity of our patrons and donors, including you. Thank you for your support! raise voices, raise spirits and raise awareness. These programs are supported, in part, by a grant from the Delaware Division of the Arts, a state agency, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts. The Division promotes Delaware arts events on www.Delawarescene.com THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE INC. 818 N. Market Street, Wilmington, DE 19801 © Copyright 2016 by DuPont. All rights reserved. The DuPont Oval logo and DuPont™ are trademarks or registered trademarks of E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company or its affiliates. DONORS TO THE GRAND THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE Individuals, businesses, and foundations have generously answered the call to support both the annual programs and the special capital needs of The Grand SPECIALSPONSORS during the last year. They are identified on the following pages by either the level of their gifts or by the special funds to which they have contributed. To learn more about any of these giving categories and benefits of Membership, please contact Terhan Chambers at 302.658.7897 ext. 3301. Lead Corporate Sponsor SARAH BERNHARDT SOCIETY We salute this distinctive group of individuals who contribute at least $2,500 annually to underwrite an exciting array of live performances and educational programs at The Grand. List complete as of April 4, 2017. Performance Sponsors PRODUCER HEADLINER Ms. Marion E. Gibbs Bob and Linda Harra* Mr. & Mrs. Gerret van S. Mr. Stephen M. and Tatiana & Gerret Copeland Nancy and John Hewes* Copeland* Dr. Maryann Bailey Ellen and Alan Levin Catherine Dean-Gooderham Joan Bernard Tim and Debbie Litten and Robert Gooderham Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Brooks Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Nachbar Mr. & Mrs. Rodman Ward Mr. Randall G. Burton and Dave and Nancy Press Dr. Janice Tildon-Burton Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore J. Rossi, Jr. John and Patricia Cochran* DIRECTOR Harry and Evelyn Russell* Fred and Louise Dawson Gregg and Stacey Bacchieri* Elaine and David Singleton Mr. & Mrs. Joseph DePaulo Loudspeakers Mr. James J. Kelly and Richard and Sharon Struthers* Brian Disabatino Michele M. Cross William J. and Barbara J. Wade Clarence A. Faulcon II, Mus.D. and Mrs. Lorraine S. Przywara and Ed and Zelda Wasserman Mr. Dicky D. Baumbarger Jacqueline B. Faulcon, Ph.D. Mr. & Mrs. Philip S. Reese Terrance and Christine Flynn* *Asterisk denotes members of the Mr. and Mrs. David R. Frey Lifetime Sarah Bernhardt Society with gifts of $100,000 or more. THE 365 CLUB Members of the 365 club receive valuable benefits for their investment of $1, $2, or $3 per day in The Grand’s programs. Our success is a direct reflection of the generosity SPECIAL GIFTS of those listed below. List complete as of April 4, 2017. TRIO ($1,095–2,499) Marcus and Diliana Henry Dan and Kathy Dugan Ms. Monica Ayres Michael and Leigh Houghton Nick and Rosemary Fanandakis AND GRANTS Dr. & Mrs. Nathaniel Barney Melissa Kenny Todd and Aimee Flubacher Mr. Paresh Bhatt Vance and Ann Kershner Mr. & Mrs. Rick Giacco Jack Blumenfeld and James and Barbara Kirby Ms. Sally Gore Academy of Massage & Bodywork, LTD. The Kenny Family Foundation Karen Jacobs Mrs. Lischele Knight Ann and David Hamilton Dr. Cynthia Flynn and AstraZeneca Laffey-McHugh Foundation Michael Mansfield Mr. Karl Kadar Ms. Deidre Boyle Rachel Mandes and Jameel and Joscelyn Jackson BNY Melon Longwood Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Chase Katherine Means Karl and Catherine Kadar The Boeing Matching Gift Program Leo & Jimmy’s Delicatessen David and Barbara Crout Cathy and Bill Meakem Frank M. 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