FEB 19, 2017 on Park Square’S Proscenium Stage with Student Matinees Jan 31, Feb 1, 7, 8, 14, 15

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Music by Richard Rodgers; Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II Book by David Henry Hwang; Based on the original book by Oscar Hammerstein II and Joseph Fields and the novel by C.Y. Lee; Directed by Randy Reyes

JAN 20 – FEB 19, 2017 on Park Square’s Proscenium Stage with Student Matinees Jan 31, Feb 1, 7, 8, 14, 15

A Co-Production Celebrating 25 Years of Mu Performing Arts and 51 years of the Asian American Theatre Movement

Dear Park Square and Mu Performing Arts Patrons:

I am so thrilled to be able to present Flower Drum Song, a groundbreaking co-production bringing together two of Saint Paul’s most remarkable theatres. As a member of the boards of both organizations, I have been able to watch this relationship evolve from its beginning, and am proud of the example it sets of an equitable collaboration between two very different theatres.

Park Square is excited to be able to share in the celebration of Mu’s 25th anniversary season – 25 seasons of sharing Asian American stories by Asian American artists with the Twin Cities. And Mu is honored to be sharing this story in partnership with Park Square, an organization with the heart and goal to share stories from all experiences, in a truly equitable way. We’ve enjoyed working together on this project, and I trust you will enjoy the result.

I would invite you to support both organizations as they continue to strive to bring great stories to the Twin Cities. And we thank you for the part you play – it wouldn’t happen without you!

Sincerely, Kari Ruth

Kari serves as board chair for Mu Performing Arts and is a board member of Park Square Theatre.

Dive into the world of Flower Drum Song with our play guide featuring articles on “How Racism Created America’s Chinatowns,” "Chinese Opera and Flower Drum Song" and "Stereotypes: Real, Perceived, or Debunked?"

Access the view or download at play guide parksquaretheatre.org online! Song List

Act I “A Hundred Million Miracles” ��Mei-Li and Ensemble “I Am Going to Like It Here” ��Mei-Li “Jazz Bit” ��Showgirls and Linda “I Enjoy Being a Girl” ��Linda “You Are Beautiful” ��Ta and Mei-Li “Grant Avenue” ��Madame Liang, Linda, Harvard, Ta, Chin, Mei-Li, Wang and Ensemble “Sunday” ��Ta “I Enjoy Being a Girl” (Reprise) ��Mei-Li “Fan Tan Fannie” ��Linda and Ensemble “Gliding Through My Memoree” ��Wang and Ensemble “A Hundred Million Miracles” (Reprise) ��Mei-Li and Ensemble

Act II “Chop Suey” ��Wang, Madame Liang and Ensemble “My Best Love” ��Chin “I Am Going to Like It Here” (Reprise) ��Mei-Li, Chao and Factory Workers “Don’t Marry Me” ��Madame Liang and Wang “Love, Look Away” ��Mei-Li “You Are Beautiful” ��Ta “Like a God” ��Ta “A Hundred Million Miracles” (Reprise) ��Mei-Li, Ta and Ensemble

Sponsors 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.

ELMER L. & ELEANOR J. ANDERSEN FOUNDATION

Special thanks to Linda Boss for her support in making the student matinees of this production possible.

Park Square thanks Spotlight Sponsor Xcel Energy for underwriting our energy- efficient LED lights and saving us thousands of dollars on energy costs. Learn about energy programs for you (yes you) at xcelenergy.com thank you to Wells Pianos | cover photo by Rich Ryan Music by Richard Rodgers; Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II Book by David Henry Hwang; Based on the original book by Oscar Hammerstein II and Joseph Fields and the novel by C.Y. Lee

Director Randy Reyes Music Director Andrew Fleser Choreographer Penelope Freeh Scenic Designer Mina Kinukawa Costume Designer Andrea M. Gross Sound Designer Jacob M. Davis Lighting Designer Michael P. Kittel Properties Designer Abbee Warmboe Stage Manager Jamie J. Kranz* Assistant Stage Manager Lyndsey Harter* Dance Captain Alice McGlave CAST Mei-Li Stephanie Bertumen Wang Sherwin Resurreccion Ta Wesley Mouri* Chin Eric “Pogi” Sumangil* Linda Meghan Kreidler* Harvard Daniel Sakamoto-Wengel Madame Liang Katie Bradley* Chao/Ensemble Jake Sung-Guk Sullivan Ensemble Alice McGlave, Nicole Riebe, Ashley Kershaw, Kylee Brinkman, Brianna Belland, Michelle de Joya, Nikko Paul Raymo, Joseph Vang, Meng Xiong

SETTING: San Francisco’s Chinatown of the late 1950s. PERFORMANCE TIME: The performance will last approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes with one 20-minute intermission.

The video and/or audio recording of this performance by any means whatsoever is strictly prohibited. As a courtesy to our actors and those around you, please DEACTIVATE all PHONES and ELECTRONIC DEVICES.

*Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. Park Square Theatre and Mu Performing Arts are members of Theatre Communications Group (TCG), the national organization for the American theatre. Mu Performing Arts is proud to be a member of the Twin Cities Theaters of Color Coalition FROM THE DIRECTOR Randy Reyes Mu Performing Arts has been telling all-Asian American cast is standing stories from the heart of the Asian on. The Asian American performers American experience for 25 years who, against all odds, found a way and yet it feels more important to make a living in show business. now than ever to tell these untold It is hard to imagine the prejudice stories. This telling humanizes us. and racism that plagued their When humanized, we are no longer a journeys. And yet they persevered and generalized group of Asians, but rather reached great success on vaudeville circuits, individuals that love, hate, hurt, fear, and television variety shows and Broadway stages celebrate just like everyone else. Once you because of something that today’s Asian see us as one of you, then it is easier to have American artists also possess…the love of compassion. And compassion creates a the art and the dream to be acknowledged. better world. Unfortunately in terms of challenges, there are more similarities than differences David Henry Hwang’s Flower Drum Song between those artists in the 50s and the is about the earliest Asians to come to ones today. There is still an extreme lack of America, the Chinese. Set in the late 1950s, authentic representation and a profound the Chinese community already had a few feeling of invisibility. And yet we persevere. generations that were born here. There is an innate tension between generations around This historic co-production with Park the idea of holding onto cultural traditions Square has allowed us to have our and the desire to assimilate. As a seven- largest production budget to date. But year-old Pilipino immigrant in Los Angeles, more important, both organizations I remember being so embarrassed having have worked extremely hard to make it to eat rice and meat out of a Tupperware an equitable partnership. This process container during lunch. I wanted more than can be used as a model for how larger anything to have a bologna sandwich. That arts organizations can collaborate with choice seems absurd to me now. I’ll take smaller theaters of color. I applaud Pilipino food over a cold meat sandwich, any Park Square for their openness to learn day! In Flower Drum Song the generational together, curiosity, and graciousness. tension revolves around creating culturally specific performing arts in California, USA. In this production of Flower Drum Song you will see 17 Asian Americans singing, Flower Drum Song is also about Asian dancing and acting on a beautiful set in a American performers in 50s America. These historic theater in the Midwest! Thank you performers represent the shoulders that this for acknowledging us. Enjoy! PLAYWRIGHT

ABOUT THE PLAYWRIGHT David Henry Hwang David Henry Hwang’s work includes the plays M. Butterfly, Chinglish, Golden Child, Yellow Face, The Dance and the Railroad, and FOB, as well as the Broadway musicals Aida (co-author), Flower Drum Song, and Disney’s Tarzan. He is also America’s most-produced living opera librettist, who has worked with composers Philip Glass, Osvaldo Golijov, Bright Sheng, Unsuk Chin, Huang Ruo, and Howard Shore. Hwang is a Tony Award winner and three-time nominee, a three-time OBIE Award winner and a two-time Finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in Drama. His screenplays include Possession (co-writer), Golden Gate, and M. Butterfly. Yellow Face was adapted into a full-length movie for YouTube by the YOMYOMF Network in 2013. Hwang won the 2011 PEN/Laura Pels Award, the 2012 Inge Award, the 2012 Steinberg “Mimi” Award, and a 2014 Doris Duke Artist Award. excerpted from Columbia University School of the Arts website: arts.columbia.edu

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NIKKO PAUL RAYMO Ensemble Park Square Debut Representative Theatre Artistry: Hairpray; Lyric Arts: Shrek The Musical; National Theatre for Children: Mad About Money; Straw Hat Players: Altar Boyz Training B.A., Musical Theatre, Minnesota State University Moorhead

SHERWIN RESURRECCION Wang Park Square Pacific Overtures Representative Theatre Mu Performing Arts: The Romance of Magno Rubio; Flying Foot Forum: Heaven; Frank Theatre: Maple & Vine; Guthrie Theater: A Midsummer Night’s Dream; History Theatre: 100 Men’s Wife

NICOLE RIEBE Ensemble Park Square Debut Representative Theatre Gilbert and Sullivan Very Light Opera Company: Iolanthe; Artistry: Phantom; Faith Community Theatre: Music Man, Wizard of Oz Training B.M., Vocal Performance, University of Colorado-Boulder Other Collide Theatrical Dance Company Apprentice Upcoming Projects Collide Theatrical Dance Company: Le Petit Moulin

DANIEL SAKAMOTO-WENGEL Harvard Park Square Debut Representative Theatre Pangea World Theater: Please Don’t Feed The Children; University of Minnesota: Three Sisters; Kansas Repertory Theatre: Harvey, Angel Street Film Illusion Theater: Touch Training B.F.A., University of Minnesota/Guthrie Theater Actor Training Program Upcoming Projects Full Circle: 365 Days/365 Plays CAST JAKE SUNG-GUK Awards/Other Many Voices Fellow 2009-’10, ’10- SULLIVAN ’11, Playwrights’ Center; 2002 Fil-Minnesotan Chao/Ensemble Association Excellence in the Arts Award Park Square Debut Upcoming Projects Park Square Theatre: Macbeth Representative Theatre JOSEPH VANG Tent Theatre: My Fair Lady; Ensemble Highland Summer Theatre: The Addams Family; MSU Mainstage Theatre: To Kill a Park Square Debut Mockingbird Training B.F.A., Musical Theatre, Representative Theatre University Minnesota State University Mankato Of Minnesota Theater: Three Penny Opera; Minnesota Fringe: ERIC “POGI” SUMANGIL* Hedge Witches; Youth Performance Company: Chin Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Park Square The Realistic Training Junior B.A., Theatre Arts, University of Joneses Representative Minnesota Theatre Mu Performing MENG XIONG Arts: tot: The Untold Yet Ensemble Spectacular Story of (a Filipino) Hulk Hogan; La Jolla Playhouse: The Seven; Children’s Park Square Debut Theatre Company: The Monkey King; Representative Theatre Locally Chanhassen Dinner Theatres: Altar Boyz; Grown Theatre: Aphrodite & Mixed Blood Theatre: The Pajama Game; The Legendary Letter Film Worth Frank Theatre: The Cradle Will Rock Training Training Guthrie Classes; Rich Remedios: Meisner The Actors Workout; B.A., Communication; Technique; Bill Cooper: Scene Studies; HUGE B.A. Asian Studies, St. John’s University Theatre: Improv ARTISTIC STAFF RANDY REYES Gremlin Theatre: Sea Marks; Minneapolis Musical Director Theater: Big River Training M.F.A., Sound Design, Park Square Murder for Two California Institute of the Arts; B.F.A., Theatre Representative Theatre Mu Design, University of Minnesota Duluth Awards/ Performing Arts: You For Me Other Professional Member: Theatrical Sound For You; Twelfth Night; Purple Designers and Composers Association; Company Cloud; tot: The Untold, Yet Spectacular Story of Member: Theatre Pro Rata; Member: United (a Filipino) Hulk Hogan; Ten Thousand Things: Scenic Artists, Local USA-829 Upcoming Projects A Streetcar Named Desire; Theatre in the Round: Nina Simone: Four Women; Theatre Pro Rata: Marriage of Bette and Boo TV/Film The Choo Goodbye, Cruel World Choo Bob Show (on Qubo), Public Domain (film PENELOPE FREEH Choreographer by Patrick Coyle) Training The Juilliard School Park Square Debut Representative Theatre Mu Drama Division; B.F.A. Actor Training Program, Performing Arts: A Little Night Music; MN Opera: University of Utah Awards 2009 Metro Magazine Romeo and Juliet; MN Orchestra: Carousel; Skylark Keeper Award; 2015 Distinguished Alumni Opera: The Merry Widow, The Fantasticks, The Award, University of Utah Upcoming Projects Mikado (in collaboration with Mu Performing Guthrie Theater (Dowling Studio): Charles Francis Arts), On the Town; Lyric Arts: Godspell, Into the Chan Jr.’s Exotic Oriental Murder Mystery (a Mu Woods; Nautilus Music Theater: Thick as a Brick Performing Arts production) Other created original dance opera Test Pilot with JACOB M. DAVIS Sound Designer composer Jocelyn Hagen; 17 years with James Park Square The Soul of Gershwin, Love Person, Sewell Ballet, serving as Artistic Associate from Nina Simone: Four Women Representative Theatre 2007-2011 Awards Two-time McKnight Fellow for Theater Latté Da: Sweeney Todd; Nimbus Theatre: Choreographers, Sage Award for Outstanding The Kalevala; Theatre Pro Rata: Beauty Queen of Performer Upcoming Projects Lyric Arts: Urinetown, Leenane; Tedious Brief Productions: Meed Hall; Zenon Dance Company’s spring concert ARTISTIC STAFF ARTISTIC STAFF ANDREW FLESER Music Director LYNDSEY R. HARTER* Assistant Stage Manager Park Square Debut Representative Theatre Park Square as Assistant Stage Manager: Jacob History Theatre: Orphan Train, Glensheen, Marley’s Christmas Carol, My Children! My Africa!, Working Boys Band, This Side of Paradise, The Murder for Two, The Other Place; as Run Crew/ Christmas Schooner; Skylark Opera: Putting Wardrobe: The Color Purple Representative It Together, The Fantasticks; Bedlam Theater: Theatre Great River Shakespeare Festival: As Beaverdance! Training D.M.A., Collaborative You Like It; Lyric Arts: Shrek the Musical; Theatre Piano, University of Minnesota Awards Lavender Unbound: Silkworms Training B.A., Theatre Arts, Magazine 2013 Best Music Director Other Also Hamline University Upcoming Projects Mu heard on Minnesota Public Radio and A Prairie Performing Arts: Charles Francis Chan Jr.’s Exotic Home Companion Oriental Murder Mystery (Stage Manager)

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Schill Ricardo Vazquez Christina Leighton Ann Nordby Jeanne Schleh Qing Huang Katie Hae Leo & Gary Keast Bruce & Barbara Carol Schnell Tracee Hummel Lindsoe Daniel Leslie & Sara Kuzel Nordstrom-Loeb Lynn & Tim Schulte Catrina Huynh-Weiss Joan Humphrey Linck Jeff Numainville Rachel Schurman & Mary Hyland Lester Liu Chiaki & Dan O’Brien Michael Goldman Carol Jackson Penh & Lyna Lo Dale & Carol Oehler Sarah Schweitzer Karin Jacobson Kristin Lockhart Lynne Ogawa Boo Segersin Sheena Janson George E. Logan Steven Olinger Ms. Miriam Seim Sheena Janson Kelley Hong Li & Ronald Loi Margaret & Jeffrey Olsen Carole Senty & Richard Miller Wendy Jedlicka Lola Rosa Jeff & Peggy Olsen Jane Sevald & Bruce Abbott Nancy Waldoch & John Bueche Dale & Sandra Longfellow Josh Ong Eric Sharp Martha Johnson May Esperanza Losloso Lee Orcutt Barbara Shelton Kris Johnson Pam & Fritz Lott Joy Osborn Michelle Sieben Christine Toy Johnson Frederick H. Lott Jr. Lynn Oyanagi Marla Siegler Kris & Sara Johnson Karen Lu Audrey Park Scott Simpson Holly Johnson Edward Lube Kim & Peter Park Nelson Lisa Sinclair Maryanne Johnson Barbara Lunde Barbara Pierson & Paul Patton Marjory Singher Jucoby Johnson Mark Lutterman & Michael Perozek Tara Skar Michaela Johnson Sharon Ramirez Craig & Mary L. Peterson Nan Skelton & Peter Leach Maxwell Johnson Siday Ly-Xiong Lawrence & Ruth Peterson Roger & Joanne Snyder Kalena Johnson Lin Ma Elisabeth Peyer Hosanna Sones Virginia Johnson-Kressin Patricia & Robert Mack Patrick L. Pfundstein Jennifer Song Jeremy Jones Maren & Doug Mack Daniel Pinkerton Joe Stanley & Lori Zook-Stanley Joanne Jongsma Mark Maclennan Kate Powers Carla Steen & Jeff Friedl Jamil and Lauren Jude Allan Mahnke & Sarah Pradt Amanda Steepleton Suzie Juul Kathryn Schenk Katherine Prendergast Tyler Steer Elizabeth Kane Rhoda & Don Mains Abigail & Paul Pribbenow Karen Steiner & William Dickey Masanari Kawahara & Michael Majerle Denise Prosek & Milt Ferris Jason Stoffel Elizabeth Garvey William Malluege Colleen Puent Anonymous Madaline H. Keating Kathie Marabella Andrea Quanbeck Marcia & John Stout Alex Kemei Susan March Larry & Deb Que Elizabeth Streich Will & Linda Kenny Julene Maruska Shelley Quiala Qizhou Su Diane & Gordon Kepner Elle Mason Sharon Radman S. Sally Sudo Kathleen Kessler Ron & Mary Mattson Angie Ramos Eric “Pogi” Sumangil Wu Chen Khoo William McCallum Duke Ramos George M. Suzuki Stephan L. Kieu & Julia Timm Bill McCallum Betty Rasmussen Bonnie Swierzbin John Kim Kathy & Pat McCarthy No‘l Raymond & Amy Finch Wayne & Jean Takeshita Song Kim Tamara & Richard McGehee Amy Reddy Erik & Denise Takeshita Ann Kim Alice McGlave Steven Rehn Randy Tamura Gabrielle Kimmel Geraldine McGrane & Jack Reuler Susan Tapp Trisha Kirk & Sara Fenlason John Mihelic Josephine Reyes Sue Telander Ian Kitchen Anne McInerney Mary Reynolds Mr. Nick Temali Randy & Sue Knutzen Jill McTavish Laura Rice Arlene Teraoka Loretta Koch Erica Meium Sara Richardson Anonymous Julie Koch Valerie Meyer Alina & Adrian Rimbu Carol Thomas Karen Anita Koeppe Anna Min Rodger & Kathryn Ringham Debbie & John Thompson Aaron Komo Amy Mino Carlisa Rivamonte Karis Thompson Pat Koors Zaraawar Mistry & Leslye Orr Jess Robb Gael Thompson Mr. Harold Koppy Anonymous Julie Robbins Betty Tisel & Sara Farley John & Dodie Kostishack Pantea Moghimi Kay Robinson Beth Toso & Eric Freeburg Don & Sue Kratsch Eric Molho David Nando Rodgers Andrew & Corinna Troth (continued) MU PERFORMING ARTS STAFF Noelle Trovela Paul Wiedel Randy Reyes, Artistic Director Anonymous Craig Willford Shannon Freeby, Managing Director Joan Trygg Lori-Anne Williams Jennifer Weir, Mu Daiko Artistic Director Shannon Turner Karen & Howard Wilson Cynthia Unowsky & Danielle Wilson-Connor Bob Suh, Marketing & Communications Director Thomas Badow Max Wojtanowicz Tiffany Xiong, Donor Relations & Events Coordinator Emma Valentine Maryanne Wycoff Katie Bradley, Community Relations Director Jonathan Van Arneman Chandra Xiong Kylee Brinkman, Office Manager Scott Vanwert Tiffany Xiong & Mai Nhia Vang Kong Cheng Moua Mai Vang Xiong Xy MU PERFORMING ARTS Ka Vang Alex Yang Phasoua Vang June Yang-Gungsing BOARD OF DIRECTORS Katie Ka Vang Dana Yao Kari Ruth, Board Chair William Verkuilen Rhiana Yazzie Reginaldo Reyes, Board Vice Chair Kevin Vimonkhon Hiroshi Yoshino Chris Barron, Treasurer Saymoukda Vongsay & David Yu Akiem Scott Michele Zoromski Candice Hern, Secretary Ger Vue Jeff Chen Angelina Vyushkova MONTHLY MU-VERS Michael Dai Sarah & Scott Wade Rose Chu & John Kobler Sharon Fong Alexis Walstad Randy Reyes & Rachael Crew Dan Le Jiayi Wang Tracy Harris & Will Abbee Warmboe Hollingsworth Dorothy Mollien Heather Warweg Adele Lennig & Chris Sullivan PJ Vitoff Rashauna Washington Katie Hae Leo Atlee Wong Chiho Watanabe Abigail & Paul Pribbenow Michael J Weber Garrett & Judy Sampson Rebecca Wegscheid Debbie & John Thompson MU PERFORMING ARTS INFO: Levi Weinhagen & Laura Zabel Elizabeth Tisel & Sara Farley Jennifer Weir & Megan Smith Lori-Anne Williams muperformingarts.org Alan Wenker 651.789.1012 Brianne Whitcraft These donations were received Gretchen Wicker from 12/1/2015 - 1/3/2017 PARK SQUARE THEATRE CONTRIBUTORS

SPECIAL THANKS TO THE HISTORIC HAMM BUILDING Their investment of $12,000,000 in donated rent and use of facilities over our 40-year tenure creates a vibrant cultural life in downtown Saint Paul.

PARK SQUARE LEAD FUNDING PARTNERS: Margaret H. and Caroline Mardag Amplatz James E. Kelley Foundation Foundation

ANNUAL FUND $5,000-9,999 INDIVIDUALS LEADERS $2,500+ CORPORATIONS, RW Baird Foundation, Inc CHAMPIONS $25,000+ John L Berthiaume & FOUNDATIONS AND Hardenbergh Foundation Anonymous Dr. Joanne B Votel GOVERNMENT The Hubbard Broadcasting Linda Boss Rolf & Chris Bolstad $10,000-24,999 Foundation Timothy & Gayle Ober Jeffrey Bores & Fred C. & Katherine B. James B. Linsmayer Michael Hawkins Foundation DIRECTORS $10,000+ Barb Davis Andersen Foundation Betty Anderlik Hugh J. Andersen Foundation JP Morgan Chase Jim & Dianne Falteisek Macy’s Foundation in memory of John W. Harris Boss Foundation Joseph Anderlik City of St. Paul Cultural STAR Michaud, Cooley, Erickson Andrea Trimble Hart David and Karen Olson Anonymous Jeff & Kathy Johnson Colle + McVoy* David Duddingston & Deluxe Corporation Foundation Family Foundation John & Jeanne LeFevre Securian Foundation Clayton Halunen Eric & Celita Levinson Ecolab Foundation John Larsen through the EMC Paradigm Publishing* Standard Heating & Steven Kent Lockwood & Air Conditioning John Larsen Family Richard Cook General Mills Foundation Foundation Harlan Boss Foundation Thomson Reuters Jack & Jeanne Matlock for the Arts Zelle Hofmann FANS $5,000+ Paul & Tara Mattessich K Foundation $2,500-4,999 Anonymous Benedict & Rita Olk Ruth Easton Fund of the AARP Minnesota Ron & Nancy Ankeny* C. Michael-jon Pease & Edelstein Family Foundation Highlands Foundation John Burbidge Christopher Taykalo Walter McCarthy and Clara The Poehler-Stremel Mary Ebert & Paul Stembler Greg & Naomi Pesky Ueland through the Greystone Charitable Trust Nancy J. Feldman Thomas & Nancy Rohde Foundation Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Jerri Freier James Rustad & National Endowment for the Arts Ciresi L.L.P. David & Genevieve Freier Kay Thomas RBC Wealth Management Lillian Wright & Phyllis Goff Tom Park & Kari Ruth Foundation C. Emil Berglund Robyn Hansen & John Joe & Christi Schmitt Scrooby Foundation Foundation Clarey Carolyn Sorensen & Karen B. Heintz David Kelm Travelers $1,000-2,499 VSA Arts of Minnesota Paul & Renee Johnson Edward & Victoria Szalapski Dramatist Guild Fund Peter Maye & Betsy Cobb George Tyson Xcel Energy Foundation One Beacon Wells Pianos* Hella Mears Susan Wenz Charitable Trust Peter & Sara Ribbens Ann Wynia UBS Financial Paul & Pat Sackett Terri Uline Helen Wagner These activities are made possible John & Sandra White 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 Many thanks to ALL our donors. Every gift makes a difference and all Foundation Minnesota. donors are listed at parksquaretheatre.org/contribute/individualsupport PARK SQUARE THEATRE CONTRIBUTORS PACESETTERS $1,500+ BENEFACTORS $500+ Bess Gold FRIENDS $150-249 Suzanne Ammerman Jim Altman Sara Graffunder Mr. & Mrs. James Andrews Lynne Beck Elizabeth Andrews Jennifer Gross Karen Avaloz Charles & Laura Cochrane Anonymous Bonnie Hancock & Kay C. Bach The Crabb Family, Ken, Gwen, Ms. Ani Backa Joe Weyendt J. Michael Barone Casey & Rachael John & Barbara Balfanz William & Linda Holley Bruce & Carol Barry Tom & Mary Lou Detwiler Judy Bartlett Todd & Mary Jacobson Susan Baxter PARK SQUARE LEAD FUNDING PARTNERS: Jewelie Grape Susan & James Berdahl Nancy Jones Mark Bintzler Wesley & Deirdre Kramer Thelma Boeder Art & Martha Kaemmer Judy & Arnold Brier Ray Krause Paul & Tina Casey Susan Kimberly Jane Carlstrom & Dave Decker James E Lafave Karin Collins Linda Klaver David Colwell John & Karen Larsen in memory of Peter & Bonnie Kramer Don & Julie Cox Jim Lewis Dr. Thomas Collins Ruth Ladwig Joanne Englund Rosanne Nathanson Kathy Cristan Colles & John Larkin Mr. & Mrs. Tom Farnham Joan T. Smith Fran Davis Mary & David Susan Flynn GUARANTORS $1,000+ Litton Field Lundberg-Johnson Jeremiah & Karen Gallivan Steve & Nancy Apfelbacher Carolyn Fiterman Michael Mallory & Jack & Nancy Garland Corrie Ooms Beck K. Paul Freborg Catherine Gray Sandy Gehrmann Sara & Tim Beckstrand Reynolds & Mary Guyer Ron & Mary Mattson Robin Hubbell Sharon & R. Michael Conley Gerald Holt Sue McAllister Craig & Nicola Hyser Janet Ekern & David Robinson Mary Jacobs Mr. & Mrs. Dennis McGuire Alfred & Sharon Kauth Tim & Susan Flaherty Donald & Carol Jo Kelsey Kathleen McLeod & Jan Konke Edward Fox Lynn Kvalness Eric Hepp Keith Kuffel Therese Gahler Daniel & Chris Mahai Ed Moersfelder David & Pamela Lande Kristin Taylor Geisler Frank P. Mayers Beverly Ward Montgomery Edward & Judith Malecki Deborah & Philip Gelbach David & Karen Olson James & Nancy Mulvey Mary Markgraf Jim & Judy Haigh Ms. Jewel Olson Merritt Nequette Anne Markle David & Ann Heider Timothy M. Scanlan in memory of Dr. Virginia McFerran Sharon Hildrum Summer Seidenkranz & Pauline Lambert Gerald Meigs Scot Housh Clark Schroeder Theodore Neuhaus Muriel Nelson Lucille & Robert Ingram Douglas J. Stubeda Bonnie Palmquist Joann Nelson Bruce Jones & Joann Nordin Randy & Barbara Sutter James Persoon & Mary O`Keefe Thomas & Mary Krick Jon & Lea Theobald Barbara Schmidt Persoon Jim Ostlund William & Mary Krueger SUSTAINERS $250+ Sidney & Decima Phillips Don & Kathy Park Kent & Diane Krueger Carolyn M. Adams Charlie & Nicole Prescott Sydney Phillips Sharon & James Lewis William A. Anderson Brad & Linda Quarderer James & Nancy Proman Rita McConnell Anonymous Lawrence Redmond Sharon Radman William & Virginia McDonald Marcia J. Aubineau Jack & Judy Schlukebier William & Barbara Read Douglas & Carol Ogren Terry Banaszewski Jane Schmidt Ferrol & Catherine Robinson Susan Rostkoski Robert & Mary Beck Jim Seidel Shelly Rucks Ken & Nina Rothchild Dan & Dee Bender George Skinner & Michael Ryan Edwin & Jennifer Ryan Iris Bierbrauer Anne Hanley William & Glennis Schlukebier Paula Schad Jon & Laura Bloomberg Mr. & Mrs. Mark Stange Pam & Jeff Schweitzer Art & Jan Seplak Stuart & Sue Ellen Borken Erica Stern Bruce & Julianne Seiber Dan & Emily Shapiro Jean & Carl Brookins Marcia & John Stout Connie Shaver Jim & Miriam Stake C.C. & Dawn Clawson Stanley & Connie Suchta Lee & Lois Snook in memory of Ron & Kathy Colby Donald M. & Michael & Sherry Spence Gary Berggren Roger Cone Ruth Patricia Sullivan Irene Suddard Missy Staples Thompson & Sheila Faulkner Andrew Tucker Michael Symeonides Gar Hargens Richard & Beverly Fink Debra Venker Orlette Tatley Fred & Alice Wall Mary Finnerty & Jenifer Wagner & Edwin & Beverly Thiede Patrick Esmonde James Vogel Joyce Thielen in memory of Leon & Lindy Webster Gerald & Beth Voermans Margaret Finnerty Rydberg Virginia Yingling Carol Westberg Mike & Carol Garbisch Sheri Zigan Don & Claudia Wiebold Terry & Susan Wolkerstorfer * in-kind gift

Individual support was received between 9.1.2015 and 8.31.2016. Please help keep our records correct by contacting us with any changes or oversights. Contact Rachel Bentley at 651.767.8483 or [email protected] PARK SQUARE STAFF Richard Cook, Artistic Director FINANCE AND OPERATIONS Michael-jon Pease, CFRE, Executive Director Sheri J. Zigan, Finance & Operations Director ARTISTIC Jackson Smith, Finance Coordinator Rob Jensen, Production Director Dave Peterson, Facility & Event Manager Ian Stoutenburgh, Technical Director John Romano, Marsuce Nesbitt, Megan West, Company Director Facility & Event Associates Jamil Jude, Artistic Programming Associate Amanda Lammert, Audience Services Director Michael P. Kittel, Resident Lighting Designer Front of House Staff: (Evening) Jiffy Kunik - Performance Matt Erkel, Lead Carpenter Supervisor; Jimmy Vincent - Lead House Manager; Charlotte Deranek, Sound Supervisor Adrian Larkin, Ashe Jaafaru, Jackson Smith, Kasey Tunell, Megan Kedrowski, Rep Crew Head Mariah Christensen, Michelle Clark, Missy Keller, Sarah John White, Literary Management Volunteer Bauer, Justin Campbell, Kristen Parizek, Maria Perez; Ernest Briggs, Production Intern (Daytime) Adrian Larkin - Lead House Manager; EDUCATION Gayle Smith, Louise Rosemark, Ann Feider, Patricia Mary M. Finnerty, Education Director Arnold, Paula Manzuk, Ting Ting Cheng, Liz Englund, Megan Losure, Education Sales & Services Manager Maria Perez Connor M. McEvoy, Education Associate Ticket Agents: Ben Cook-Feltz - Ticket Office Supervisor, Marcia Aubineau, Post-show Discussion Moderator Jimmy Vincent, Kristen Parizek Arianna Diaz-Celon, Education Intern Usher and Friday Morning Club Coordinator: Immersion Day and Ambassador Program Judy Bartlett Teaching Artists: Tessie Bundick, Josh Campbell, Shanan Custer, Carson Kreitzer, Annie Enneking, Mary K. Flaa, ARTISTIC ASSOCIATES: Aditi Kapil, Playwright, Christina Ham, H. Adam Harris, Steve Hendrickson, Brian Director and Actor; Carson Kreitzer, Playwright; Ricardo Hesser, Katharine Horowitz, Stephen Houtz, JuCoby Johnson, Vázquez, Playwright and Actor; James A. Williams, Aditi Kapil, Mike Kittel, Kym Longhi, Katy McEwen, Leslye Orr, Director, Actor and Teacher Joseph Papke, Aaron Preusse, Doug Scholz-Carlson, Jen Scott, ACCESS SERVICES STAFF: Audio Description: Rick Eric Sharp, Dane Stauffer, Regina Marie Williams Jacobson, Laurie Pape-Hadley, Elana Centor; ASL: Paul EXTERNAL RELATIONS Deeming, Shelley Lehner, Susan Masters, Linda Gill, Connie Shaver, Marketing & Carlos Grant, Nella Titus, Alicia Hoch; Open Captioning: Audience Development Director Kathleen Conroy, Elana Centor, Laura Wiebers Mackenzie Pitterle, Annual Fund Manager CONSULTANTS: Assignment Writers: Ting Ting Rachel E.H. Bentley, Marketing & Development Associate Cheng, Matt DiCintio, Vincent Hannam, Eric “Pogi” Linda Twiss, Group Sales & Community Engagement Manager Sumangil; Auditor: Clifton Larson Allen; Community Lynne Beck, Development Consultant Engagement Consultants: Jamil Jude, Alicia Wiesneth; Madge Duffey, Graphic Designer Disability Advisor: Jill Boon; Marketing Consultant: Petronella J. Ytsma, Photographer Michael Hanisch, Videographer Christopher Taykalo; Volunteer Curator: Toni Dachis Jim Heideman, Telemarketing Services VOLUNTEERS: Friday Morning Club: Susan Adix, Alicia Pedersen, Marketing Coordinator Doreen Aszmus, Sue Bjerke, Pat Dalluhn, Monica Fritzen, Rachel Wandrei, Graduate Intern, Development Pat Sackett; Thank you to all of our Volunteer Ushers

ONSOR STUDEN SP TS Take home this silk scarf and help 9 students see Flower Drum Song! Make a special $99 contribution to sponsor 9 students to a matinee performance of Flower Drum Song and receive a limited edition silk scarf created by artist and Park Square Theatre patron Jane Goodspeed. Worn or displayed as a hanging, this unique piece of art will remind you of a great musical and allow you to share it with the next generation!

To contribute call 651.767.1440 or visit parksquaretheatre.org PARK SQUARE BOARD OF DIRECTORS EDUCATOR ADVISORY BOARD Tim Ober (President) Marcia Aubineau, University of St. Thomas, retired President, Red Oaks of Dakota County Inc. Liz Erickson, Rosemount High School, retired John L. Berthiaume (Vice President) Theodore Fabel, South High School VP, Financial Advisor, RBC Wealth Management Craig Farmer, Perpich Center for Arts Education Karen Heintz (Treasurer) Amy Hewett-Olatunde, LEAP High School Senior VP, Branch Manager, Robert W. Baird Cheryl Hornstein, Freelance Theatre and Music Educator Nancy Feldman (Secretary) Alexandra Howes, Twin Cities Academy President and CEO, UCare, Retired Daniel Boone Executive Director, Integrated Programs Dr. Virginia McFerran, Perpich Center for Arts Education Marketing Services, DELUXE Kristin Nelson, Brooklyn Center High School Kristine Clarke Learner Representative, Mari O’Meara, Eden Prairie High School University of Minnesota: College of Continuing Education Jennifer Parker, Falcon Ridge Middle School Barb Davis Realtor, Coldwell Banker Burnet Maggie Quam, Hmong College Prep Academy Jim Falteisek Sales and Marketing Director, 3M Kate Schilling, Mound Westonka High School Kristin Taylor Geisler Principal, Iris Consulting, LLC Jack Schlukebier, Central High School, retired Jewelie Grape Partner, Conner & Winters, LLP Tanya Sponholz, Prescott High School Andrea Trimble Hart CPCU, Senior VP, Willis of Minnesota, Inc. Jill Tammen, Hudson High School, retired Jeff Johnson (Immediate Past President) CFO, Amesbury Truth Craig Zimanske, Forest Lake Area High School Paul Johnson VP, Investor Relations, Xcel Energy Greg Landmark VP - HR, Compensation, Benefits and Operations, Travelers Insurance THEATRE AMBASSADORS John LeFevre Community Volunteer (Deluxe, Retired) Payton Anderson (Shell Lake High School), Marissa Paul Mattessich Executive Director, Wilder Research Foundation Bergin (Columbia Heights High School), Alex Boss Kristin Berger Parker Partner, Stinson, Leonard, Street (Saint Paul Conservatory for Performing Artists), Amiri Kari Ruth Director of Strategic Communications, Burns (Harding High School), Arianna Diaz-Celon Hennepin Theatre Trust (SPCPA), Soren Eversoll (Highland Park High School), Paul Sackett Professor of Psychology and Liberal Arts, Schyler Fish (Highland Park High School), Greta University of Minnesota Hallberg (Minnehaha Academy), Madisyn Haukland Paul Stembler Consultant (Coon Rapids High School), Thomas Henry (Trinity Helen Wagner Community Volunteer (3M, Retired) Susan Wenz Director of Programming – KSTP-TV & 45TV School at River Ridge), Mairi Johnson (Mounds View High School), Elizabeth Koetz (South High School), Jonah Schmitz (Buffalo High School), Katherine Swartzer (Buffalo High School), Emma Symanski Right Down the Hall (SPCPA), Ava Tesmer (Eagle Ridge Academy), Emily From Park Square! Twardy (Buffalo High School), Claire Umolac-Bunker (Highland Park High School), Catherine Vorwald (Twin Cities Academy), Brigham Williams (SPCPA), Kiersten Ziegler (Minnehaha Academy)

DINE | DELIGHT | INDULGE | EXPERIENCE These activities are made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support grant, thanks OR STUD to a legislative appropriation from ONS EN the arts and cultural heritage fund, P TS and a grant from the Wells Fargo S CALL (651) 291-2715 FOR RESERVATIONS Foundation Minnesota. NO COVER CHARGE WITH PARK SQUARE TICKET STUB PARK SQUARE INFORMATION CONTACT TICKET OFFICE HOURS Park Square Theatre Tuesday – Friday: 408 St. Peter Street, Suite 110, Saint Paul, MN 55102 12:00 – 5:00pm & 6:30 – 8:00pm (performance days only) Ticket Office: 651.291.7005 12:00 – 5:00pm (non-performance days) Usher Hotline: 651.767.8489 Saturday: 2:00 – 8:00pm* (performance days only) Education: 651.291.9196 *For Sat matinees, ticket office & phones open at1:00 pm Donor Development: 651.767.8497 Sunday: 1:00 – 3:30pm (performance days only) Audience Services: 651.767.8487 Proscenium Stage seats 348. Andy Boss Thrust Stage seats 203. Group Sales: 651.767.8485 The Historic Hamm Building is smoke-free. Audition Hotline: 651.767.8491 Latecomers are seated at the discretion of the House Manager. Restrooms and water fountains on main floor and lower level. Cameras/audio/video equipment and laser pointers prohibited. BRAILLE Minnesota’s CELEBRATE First Taiko Festival th Directed by Jennifer Weir MU’S 25 Guthrie Theater McGuire anniversary Proscenium Stage WITH OUR MUST-SEE April EXPERIENCES 28–29 Charles Francis Chan Jr.’s Immigrant Journey Project Exotic Oriental Created by CHAT, Hmong Elders Center, SOY, WILDER, and WISE, Murder Mystery and facilitated by By Lloyd Suh Masanari Kawahara Guthrie Theater SteppingStone Theatre Dowling Studio

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