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2 VILLAGE THEATRE ROBB HUNT Executive Producer JERRY DIXON Artistic Director

Book and Lyrics by Christopher Dimond Music by Michael Kooman

Francis J. Gaudette Theatre Everett Performing Arts Center September 13 – October 21, 2018 October 26 – November 18, 2018

Director BRANDON IVIE

Choreographer Music Director Scenic Designer AL BLACKSTONE R.J. TANCIOCO CHRISTOPHER MUMAW

Costume Designer Lighting Designer Sound Designer Orchestrations ROSE PEDERSON AARON COPP BRENT WARWICK MIKE PETTRY

Stage Managers Assistant Stage Managers Properties Manager Wig Master PAMELA CAMPI SPEE* TERESA MICHELETTI RACHEL BENNICK DOUGLAS DECKER CATHERINE COSTANZO* LAUREL NICHOLS BRENDA K. WALKER*

Master Scenic Artist Technical Director Costume Shop Manager Production Manager JULIA B. FRANZ BRADLEY C. BIXLER ESTHER GARCIA JAY MARKHAM

The Noteworthy Life of Howard Barnes was developed during a residency at the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center’s National Music Theater Conference in 2013. Preston Whiteway, Executive Director. Paulette Haupt, Artistic Director. Developed as part of the “Village Originals” Series of New Musicals. Village Theatre, Issaquah, . Robb Hunt, Executive Producer. Steve Tomkins, Artistic Director. Developed in part at Rhinebeck Writers Retreat. The Noteworthy Life of Howard Barnes was presented at National Alliance for ’s Festival of New Musicals in 2014. The Noteworthy Life of Howard Barnes was developed by Goodspeed Musicals in 2015.

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THE NOTEWORTHY LIFE MATILDA I DO! I DO! THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE MILLION DOLLAR OF HOWARD BARNES November 8, 2018 – January 17 – DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME QUARTET September 13 – November 18, 2018 February 3, 2019 March 24, 2019 March 14 – May 19, 2019 May 9 – July 28, 2019 Author's Note Cast

Michael and I first started kicking Howard Barnes...... Joshua Carter* around ideas for what would become Maggie...... Taryn Darr* The Noteworthy Life of Howard Barnes in Von Schwartzenheim...... Jeff Steitzer* 2010. The comedic potential for a fish-out- Grace...... Jasmine Jean Sim of-water story about a man who wakes up Ensemble...... Greg McCormick Allen* to the horrific realization that his life has Ensemble...... Kate E. Cook* become a musical struck us immediately. Ensemble...... Alex Crozier Ensemble...... Nick DeSantis* What took a little more time and thought Ensemble...... Paul Flanagan* was the far more important task of Ensemble...... Danielle Kelsey* discovering and digging into the of Ensemble...... Mallory King the story itself. What exactly did music Ensemble...... Richard Peacock* mean in this world? What was missing Ensemble...... Sarah Russell* from Howard’s life that only the absurdist Ensemble...... Hannah Schuerman intervention of musical theatre could Ensemble...... John David Scott* provide? Ensemble...... Brenna Wagner* As we honed in on that idea, we found Dance Captain...... Danielle Kelsey* ourselves thinking a lot about all of the things that we love about musicals. UNDERSTUDIES Beneath the silliness and the satire, we Howard Barnes...... John David Scott* wanted this show to be a celebration of Maggie...... Brenna Wagner* musical theatre in all of its joyous, heart- Von Schwartzenheim...... Nick DeSantis* warming, magnificent, ludicrous glory. Grace...... Kate E. Cook* Experimentals...... Greg McCormick Allen* We’re hoping that much of what we love Ensemble...... Coulson Bingham about this crazy art form comes across Ensemble...... Sasha Conley in the show itself, but there’s one aspect Ensemble...... Mackenzie Malhotra of musical theatre that can be clearly Ensemble...... Kayden Oliver demonstrated right here in the program. Take a look at all of the names listed here. Spoiler alert: there are a lot of them. Orchestra No musical is born solely in the minds of its creators. It’s an unbelievably Keyboard 1/Conductor...... R.J. Tancioco collaborative art form. It takes, if you’ll Keyboard 2...... Michael Nutting pardon the pun, a village. Violin...... Valerie Tung And that is possibly the thing we love the Trumpet...... Charles Butler or Greg Lyons most. Trombone...... Keith Winkle or Nathan Vetter Reed 1...... Dane Andersen The show that you are about to see Reed 2...... Derek Smith is the result of literally hundreds of Guitar...... Greg Fulton people who have worked on it over Bass...... Chris Jones or Olivia the course of the last eight years: the Drums/Percussion...... James "Rif" Reif actors, directors, musicians, designers, choreographers, stage managers, dramaturgs, orchestrators, technicians, and administrators who have helped us Musical Numbers to develop it into its current form. We are This show runs approximately 95 minutes without an intermission forever in their debt. “Welcome to Today”...... Howard, Ensemble And now we add the final collaborators to “Shoot the Puck”...... Howard, Maggie, Hockey Fans that process: you. A musical only really “Can’t Keep It In”...... Grace, Howard comes to life in that magical connection “Gotta Get Out”...... Howard that exists between live performer and “Original Musical”...... Maggie, Howard, Ensemble audience. “Noteworthy”...... Maggie, Howard That kind of magical human connection “Song of Fuchsia Springtime”...... Angsty Teen is part of what we hope this show is all “Commitment-phobic”...... Dream Grace, Howard’s Exes about. “Jazz Hands”...... Howard, Inspector Grace, Ensemble ­— Christopher Dimond “Let It Out”...... Howard, Experimentals August 27th, 2018 “Dance Off”...... Howard, Inspector Grace, Ensemble “Von Schwartzenheim”...... Von Schwartzenheim, Ensemble “Feeling Good”...... Howard, Maggie, Ensemble “Where Love Will Lead”...... Grace “Finale”......

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EAP full-page template.indd 1 7/25/18 1:30 PM Synopsis

Howard Barnes is a perfectly average, if emotionally repressed, American man. That is, until the day that he wakes up to discover that his life has become a musical. Desperate to get out of the show and get his normal life back, Howard embarks on a fantastical quest to escape: a journey that takes him into the mysterious heart of musical theatre itself. Crew

Master Stage Carpenter (Issaquah)...... Whitman Paylor Master Stage Carpenter (Everett)...... Chris Mikolaizik Lead Stagehand...... Kayla Duncan Lead Stagehand-Props...... Emily Kettler Key Stagehand...... Sam Izenman Master Sound Engineer (Issaquah)...... Brent Warwick Master Sound Engineer (Everett)...... Kurt Conway Wardrobe Head (Issaquah)...... Heather Andress Wardrobe Head (Everett)...... Karen Mears Dresser...... Hannah McNamara Master Electrician (Issaquah)...... Paul Arnold Master Electrician (Everett)...... Paul Sharp Followspots...... Jenna Kearns, Edward Rayner Special Thanks

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A special thank you to all the artists who have contributed to the development of The Noteworthy Life of Howard Barnes at Village Theatre: Michele Gray Ankrim, Sean P. Begley, Jeff Bell, Christine Marie Brown, Krista Curry, John Dewar, Sophia Franzella, David Ira Goldstein, Erik Gratton, Tori Gresham, Will Halsey, Jalá Harper, Kirsten DeLohr Helland, Justin Huertas, Eric Polani Jensen, Aaron Jodoin, Chris Jones, Danny Kam, Brian Lange, Cherisse Martinelli, Heather McQuarrie, Deane Middleton, Sarah S. Mixson, Chris Monroe, Chris Monsos, Michael Muir, Crystal Dawn Munkers, Kayley Page, Morgan Pate, Casey Raiha, Christine Riipi, Bhama Roget, Jessica Skerritt, Dane Stokinger, Katherine Strohmaier, Bryan Tramontana, Monique Walker, Julia H. Welch, Billie Wildrick, Matt Wolfe, Ben Wynant, Nathan Young

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6 VILLAGE THEATRE Production Team

Director ...... Brandon Ivie Choreographer...... Al Blackstone Music Director...... R.J. Tancioco Scenic Designer...... Christopher Mumaw Lighting Designer...... Aaron Copp Costume Designer...... Rose Pederson Sound Designer...... Brent Warwick Orchestrations...... Mike Pettry Associate Choreographer...... Katie Drablos Associate Music Director...... Michael Nutting Dramaturg...... Kat Ramsburg Puppet Construction...... Annett Mateo Music Copyist...... T.J. Rubin Keyboard Programmer...... Joseph Tancioco Assistant Lighting Designer...... Levi Plumb Stage Managers...... Pamela Campi Spee*, Catherine Costanzo* Assistant Stage Managers...... Teresa Micheletti, Laurel Nichols, Brenda K. Walker* Production Assistant...... Tyler Harr Director's Assistant...... Grayce Crick Technical Director...... Bradley C. Bixler Assistant Technical Directors...... Andre Burman, Adam Michard Stage Operations Supervisor...... Stacey A. Garrett Master Carpenter...... Patrick Sherman Lead Carpenters...... Justine Halsey-Martin, Jason Tribby, Mark Zetterberg Carpenters...... Memorie Christians, Geoff Leventhal, Jeff Manzolli, Johnny Venegas Production Technicians...... Steven Coney, Kayla Duncan, Sam Izenman, Peter King, Kcarie Ingerson, David Mackie, Kate Takata, Taylor Whitmire Properties Manager...... Rachel Bennick Master Properties Artisan...... Chloe Kirkwood Lead Properties Carpenter...... Tommy Price Master Scenic Artist...... Julia B. Franz Lead Scenic Artists...... Eve von Bleyle, Rachele Wirrick, Carmen Rodriguez Scenic Artists...... Kevin Koch, Beth Peterson Scenic Design Assistant...... Kelsey Rodgers Costume Shop Manager...... Esther Garcia Costume Shop Assistant...... Hannah Coleman Costume Design Assistant...... Brynne McKeen Tailor...... Beth Gilroy Cutter...... Andrea Herman Crafts...... Samantha Shields Staff Stitcher...... Penny McMillan Hughes Stitchers...... Sierra Reid, Melissa Gomez, Amber Baker Wig Master...... Douglas Decker Wig Assistants...... Dennis Bensie, Jenn Hill, Kelly Schmit, Jordan Kearns Performances Oct 4–7 Company Manager...... Jessi Wasson Additional talks and discussions Oct 6–7 Associate Production Manager...... Caitlin McCown Casting Director...... Jessica Spencer Resident Music Director...... Tim Symons TICKETS: Production Manager...... Jay Markham ONTHEBOARDS.ORG Associate Artistic Director...... Brandon Ivie Artistic Director...... Jerry Dixon Executive Producer...... Robb Hunt

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ALEX CROZIER DANIELLE KELSEY* Cast (Ensemble) is excited (Ensemble) Village for his Village Theatre Theatre debut! Danielle GREG MCCORMICK debut! He is a former is stoked to be working ALLEN* (Ensemble, principle dancer of with power couple Experimentals u/s) is Spectrum Dance Kooman & Dimond, giddy with delight to be Theater. Lead roles: not to mention long- back on the Village Interlocketer in Spectrum’s The Minstrel Show time friend Mr. Blackstone! Off-Broadway: Theatre stage with such Revisited and Carnival Boy in The 5th Avenue Revolution In The Elbow… National Tours: an amazing group of Theatre’s Carousel. Alex is currently directing Billy Elliot (u/s Mum), Young Frankenstein people! He’s been tap-dancing all over stages his film The Millennial Experience about (u/s Inga). Other NYC/Regional: Romy & in Seattle and the four corners of the U.S. cultural appropriation, LGBTQIA+ culture, Michele’s… world premiere at The 5th Avenue since 1985, so there’s a chance you may have and feminism. Check out alexcrozier.com. Theatre (Kelly), (Ulla), Chicago seen him before. If not, he's terribly sorry for Love to Paul! (Roxie), Radio City Christmas Spectacular what you’re about to witness. Love to Cindy (Rockette). DanielleKelsey.com and Cosmo! TARYN DARR* (Maggie). Village MALLORY KING JOSHUA CARTER* Theatre favorites (Ensemble) is thrilled to (Howard Barnes). include star turns in be part of this show’s Village Theatre: Pump Chicago (Roxie), South journey! Recent Village Boys and Dinettes, Pacific (Nellie), Theatre credits: Singin' WATT?!?, Trails, Fiddler (Sandy), and Babes in in the Rain (Kathy), on the Roof, It Shoulda Arms (Dolores). The 5th Avenue Theatre: The Billy Elliot, Snapshots, Been You, The Gypsy Pajama Game (Mae), Holiday Inn (Lila), A . Also seen in A Midsummer ... King, The Full Monty. Broadway First Chorus Line (Val—twice!), White Christmas at Seattle Shakespeare Company (Hermia) National Tour: ONCE. Seattle: (Judy), , Catch Me If You Can, and and in at The 5th Avenue (Tateh), Spamalot, (The 5th many more. Regional: Theatre (Kristine). BFA in musical theatre Avenue Theatre); Little Shop of Horrors, Mary (Brooke) with ’s North Shore, BYU. Endless love to my family. Stuart, Das Barbecü, A Christmas Carol (ACT Beatsville (Naolia) at Asolo Rep, La Jolla Theatre); Titus Andronicus, Richard III, Uncle Playhouse, Sacramento Music Circus, and the RICHARD Vanya (Intiman Theatre); Go, Dog! Go! NYC Lab of Something Rotten. This show PEACOCK* (Seattle Children’s Theatre). Guitarist: Jesus marks Taryn’s third page-to-stage production (Ensemble) is thrilled to Christ Superstar, 9 to 5 (Seattle Musical with Village Originals, and she is absolutely return to the Village Theatre), Murder Ballad (Sidecountry giddy to be part of creating a brand-new Theatre stage where he Theatre); Bowl, Holland, Strange New State by musical! UW grad and AEA proud. Love was last seen in Common Jack (available on iTunes). Josh is to Thomas and The Fam. More at and as also proudly pursuing a registered nursing taryndarr.com Terpsichore in XANADU. Since then Mr. degree and currently works at Harborview Peacock has performed on the stages of The Medical Center. Thanks to Billie, the Bears, NICK DESANTIS* 5th Avenue Theatre and Arizona Theatre and the rest of his family. (Ensemble, Von Company. Previous credits include: A Chorus joshcointernational.com Schwartzenheim u/s) Line (Richie Walters), A Christmas Story, How was most recently seen to Succeed..., and The Pajama Game at The 5th KATE E. COOK* as Edna Turnblad in Avenue Theatre; and (Ensemble, Grace u/s) is here at (Featured Dancer) at Arizona so thrilled to be back at Village Theatre. Other Theatre Company. Village Theatre, where Village favorite roles include: Les Misérables she was last seen Singin' (Thénardier), No Way to Treat A Lady (Kit), SARAH RUSSELL* in the Rain (Zelda/Lina Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (Lumiere), Iron (Ensemble) is excited to ) and Great Curtain (Onanov). Love always to Tillamook, be returning to the Wall. Other Seattle credits include: Mamma Spanks, Kindy, and the kids. Village Theatre stage! Mia (Lisa), Romy and Michele's ... (Cheryl), Past credits include: Holiday Inn at The 5th Avenue Theatre and PAUL FLANAGAN* Dreamgirls, My Heart Is Bonnie and Clyde (Blanche Barrow). Select (Ensemble) is so excited the Drum (Village regional credits: Audrey (Little Shop of to be part of this Theatre), Kiss Me Kate, Grease (The 5th Horrors), Roxie (Chicago), Penny Pingleton amazing company of Avenue Theatre), The Lion, the Witch and the (Hairspray), Joan (Dames at Sea), Gloria actors! Past Village Wardrobe (Seattle Children’s Theatre), Big Thorpe Damn( Yankees), and Reno Theatre shows include Fish (Taproot Theatre Company), Little Red Understudy/Angel (Anything Goes). Love to Fiddler on the Roof and Riding Hood (StoryBook Theater). Enjoy Scott and her family for always supporting Chicago. He is also the co-founder of A the show! her in her crazy adventures. Sensible Theatre Co. for more information visit sensibletheatre.co! So much love to, fiancé (Alex), beautiful friends, and his always supportive family.

8 VILLAGE THEATRE Artistic Directors: Mara Vinson & Oleg Gorboulev

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Untitled-1 1 8/7/18 10:12 AM Who’s Who

HANNAH SCHUERMAN (Ensemble) is delighted to make her Village Theatre debut after growing up in the KIDSTAGE program! She has been seen at The 5th Avenue Theatre in Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion The Musical (Toby Walters), The Pajama Game, and . Most recently she was in The Bridges of Madison County (Marion) with Showtunes! This is for the fam.

JOHN DAVID SCOTT* (Ensemble, Howard Barnes u/s). You may remember READY FOR John from last Season’s Hairspray! Other favorites include: A Midsummer Night’s Dream ANYTHING (Puck), Singin’ In The Rain (Don Lockwood), Mary Poppins, Funny Girl (Eddie Ryan), Chicago, (Tom Sawyer), It Shoulda Just like you. Been You, , 42nd Street, Meet Me in St. Louis (Lon Smith), Beauty and the Beast (Lefou), Bye Bye Birdie (Hugo Peabody), and The Music Man (Tommy At Virginia Mason, our Primary Care providers are focused Djilas). John has been dancing for 26 years and teaches tap and jazz in the Seattle and on your overall health. We value the importance of listening Issaquah area. Endless love to Erin and the carefully, involving you in health care decisions, and delivering family! Welcome to the theatre! expert, evidence-based care that is worthy of your trust. JASMINE JEAN SIM With regional medical centers including Edmonds, (Grace). Recent Issaquah and Lynnwood, it’s never been more convenient Credits: Hairspray (Village Theatre), Boys to get remarkable care from our skilled and compassionate from Syracuse Primary Care providers. And Virginia Mason is included (Showtunes Theatre in most insurance plans, so chances are good we’re in your Company/Village neighborhood and your network. Theatre), The Nance (ArtsWest), Here Lies Love (Seattle Repertory Theatre), The Pajama Game (The 5th Avenue Theatre), Dangerous VIRGINIA MASON PRIMARY CARE Liaisons, Stupid F@#*ing Bird, and A FAMILY MEDICINE | INTERNAL MEDICINE | PEDIATRICS Christmas Carol (ACT Theatre). Jasmine is a member of ACT Theatre’s Core Company. Up next - My Ántonia with Book-It Repertory! Love always to Mom, Dad, and Andie. jasminejeansim.com

JEFF STEITZER* (Von Schwartzenheim) is thrilled to be appearing in Howard Barnes. Recent appearances include: VirginiaMason.org/Primary-Care Harry Trevor/Baptista ©2018 Virginia Mason in Kiss Me, Kate (The 5th Avenue Theatre), Efram in The Nance (ArtsWest), Eddie in The Legend Of Georgia McBride (ACT Theatre)

10 VILLAGE THEATRE Who’s Who and R. F. Simpson in Singin’ in the Rain Productions), Ensemble in The Producers Lupone, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Patina (Village Theatre). He has appeared on (Seattle Music Theatre), Lulu in Miller, , , Broadway in Inherit the Wind with Brian (CCPA*). She received a BFA in musical and Wanda Sykes. Their debut album, Out Dennehy and , and the theatre from the Chicago College of of Our Heads, featuring an all-star lineup of Disney Theatricals production of Mary Performing Arts*. Mackenzie is also a local Broadway performers, is available on iTunes. Poppins, as well as in regional theatres across teaching artist, children’s theatre director, the country. Jeff also directed last Season’s and dance instructor. Thank you to all who BRANDON IVIE (Director) is Village production of The Gin Game and can be have supported her! Theatre’s associate artistic director. He heard in countless commercials, audiobooks, has directed the new musicals Lizard Boy and video games. He is the Voice of God KAYDEN OLIVER by Justin Huertas, Jasper in Deadland by Multi-player Announcer for all of the (Ensemble u/s) is Ryan Scott Oliver and Hunter Foster, String Microsoft HALO games. Jeff has been doing thrilled to be by Adam Gwon and Sarah Hammond, this longer than most of his castmates have returning to Village ZM by and , been alive. Theatre! He was last and The Hinterlands by Danny Larsen seen on the Village and Michelle Elliott. On Broadway, Ivie BRENNA WAGNER* Theatre stage in served as dramaturg on (Ensemble, Maggie u/s) Disney’s as Jo Jo/Ensemble. Other and Catch Me If You Can, associate is tickled to join this recent credits include: Bye Bye Birdie director on A Christmas Story, First Date, wickedly funny cast & (SecondStory Repertory); The Addams and pre-Broadway productions of creative team! Village Family and Guys and Dolls (Broadway Rose and Scandalous. Other credits include Theatre: Mary Poppins, Theatre Company, OR); Beauty and the Beast The Public Theater/Joe’s Pub, HERE My Fair Lady, No Way (Temple Theatre, NC); and many more. Arts Center, Prospect Theater Company, to Treat a Lady. National Tour: The Little @kaydenoliver New York Musical Festival, Paper Mill Mermaid (Arista, Ursula U/S). Regional: The Playhouse, Signature Theatre, Barrington 5th Avenue Theatre's Paint Your Wagon, Stage Company, Goodspeed Musicals, ArtsWest’s Violet (Gregory Award Nominee Ford’s Theatre, Seattle Repertory Theatre, (Best Leading Actress) and Gypsy Rose Lee Production Team and The Kennedy Center. Locally, he is the Award recipient). Love and gratitude to Gregory Award-winning artistic director of Mama and Dad. IG: missbrennawagner MICHAEL KOOMAN (Music) and Contemporary Classics and for four seasons CHRISTOPHER DIMOND (Book & Lyrics) was casting director at The 5th Avenue COULSON are a New York City-based writing team Theatre. He is a Drama League Directing BINGHAM (Ensemble for the stage and screen. Their most recent Fellow, received the Charles Abbott u/s) Coulson’s regional musical, Romantics Anonymous, debuted to Directing Fellowship, and is a member credits include: Pageant rave reviews at Shakespeare's Globe last fall. of the Theater Directors the Musical, Gutenberg! They also currently serve as songwriters for Lab. Howard Barnes is dedicated to Steve The Musical!, Catch Me Vampirina, an animated musical TV series Tomkins who taught Brandon most of what If You Can, and Kiss of for which they have written over 100 songs. he knows about musical comedy. the Spider-Woman. He is currently working The show airs on the Disney Channel and as an educational musical theatre AL BLACKSTONE (Choreographer) enjoys Disney Junior, reaching over 49 million choreographer and independent music telling stories through dance and has done viewers in 115 countries. Their other projects producer. He is the proud uncle of 18 nieces so for musicals, films, television shows, include Orphie & The Book Of Heroes (The and nephews. Love to ALL my family! dance companies, universities, and cruise Kennedy Center), The Enlightenment Of coulsonbingham.com ships; on stages, at parties, and in his living Percival Von Schmootz (commissioned by room. Credits include; So You Think You the Canadian Music Theatre Project), udgeJ SASHA CONLEY Can Dance (Emmy nomination), Freddie Jackie: Disorder In The Court ( (Ensemble u/s) Thrilled Falls In Love (Signature Theater), Happy CLO; licensed by Samuel French), Dani to be making her We’ll Be (Roseland Ballroom), The View Girl (Exit, Pursued by a Bear; licensed by Village Theatre debut! Upstairs (Off-Broadway), Born To Dance Samuel French), Golden Gate (Williamstown KIDSTAGE Alum: Kiss (Princess Cruises), and Newsies (Maltz Theatre Festival), Homemade Fusion Me Kate (Hattie). Jupiter, Carbonell Award). He enjoys coffee, (London’s Ambassadors Theater, Edinburgh Favorite credits: Guys disco, and bringing people together. Many Fringe Festival), and Junior Claus (Orlando and Dolls (Adelaide) and Chicago (Velma). thanks to Chris, Michael, Brandon, Danielle, Repertory Theatre; licensed by Dramatic Love to Mom and Dad. @sashashowoff. Katie and everyone at Village Theatre. For Publishing). Awards and honors include the Nino. MACKENZIE Award, a Grant, MALHOTRA the Mary Rodgers/Lorenz Hart Award, the R.J. TANCIOCO (Music Director) Select (Ensemble u/s) is Samuel French Next Step Award, the Burton favorite credits: Hairspray, Disney’s Newsies, thrilled to be making Lane Award, and the Harold Adamson Dreamgirls, Pump Boys and Dinettes, her Village Theatre Award. They are members of the Dramatists Snapshots, , Les Misérables, debut! Favorite past Guild and ASCAP, and are proud alumni Trails (Village Theatre); Mamma Mia!, credits include: Brooke of Carnegie Mellon University. Michael Disney’s The Little Mermaid, Grease, in Legally Blonde (Twelfth Night and Chris have written songs for Patti Jasper in Deadland, Little Shop of Horrors,

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RENT, First Date, Joseph…, Smokey Joe’s Cafe, HAIR (The 5th Avenue Theatre); Violet, American Idiot, Bat Boy (ArtsWest); Making Tracks (San Jose Repertory); Carrie (Balagan Theatre); Next to Normal, , Yellow Wood, and New Voices (Contemporary Classics); The Odyssey, Here Lies Love (Seattle Repertory Theatre). Music Supervisor: Lizard Boy (Seattle Repertory Theatre), String, Cloaked (Village Originals). A 2010 Gregory Award and 2011/2014 Gypsy Rose Lee award recipient, R.J. is a vocal coach, arranger, composer, and enjoys educating youth and cultivating new musicals.

CHRISTOPHER MUMAW (Scenic Designer) is a freelance theatre artist based in Seattle, Washington. He received his MFA from the University of Washington and his BFA from Wright State University in his hometown of Dayton, Ohio. Previous Village Theatre design credits include: Newsies (Mainstage); ZM, Afterwords, How to Break, Cubamor, String, and Writing Kevin Taylor (Beta Series); and School of Rock: the Musical (KIDSTAGE). Christopher has also designed multiple shows with The 5th Avenue Theatre, Portland Center Stage, ArtsWest, Book- It Repertory Theatre, Vespertine Opera Theater, Washington Ensemble Theatre, and Amazon Studios.

AARON COPP (Lighting Designer) Previous designs at Village Theatre include: Newsies, My Heart is the Drum, The King and ,I Meet Me in St. Louis, 42nd Street, Anne Of Green Gables, Get Your Gun, The Producers, The Mousetrap, Funny Girl, and No Way to Treat a Lady. Recent projects include: concerts for Natalie Merchant, Yo-Yo Ma, Maya Beiser, Sinead O’Connor, new ballets by Eliot Feld, Jonah Bokaer, Jookin’ star Lil Buck, as well as off-broadway productions of Thank God For Jokesand Hard Love.

ROSE PEDERSON (Costume Designer) is very happy to be designing at Village Theatre. The 5th Avenue Theatre: Mamma Mia, Pajama Game and How To Succeed in Business... Broadway: Largely New York; Regional: Kennedy Center; Seattle Repertory Theatre, 47 plays including Roz and Ray, View From The Bridge, Outside Mullingar, Red and Road to Mecca; ACT Theatre, 28 plays including: The Royale, The Price, Middletown, The Invisible Hand, and Uncle Ho to Uncle Sam; : Festen; Mark Taper Forum: Nickel and Dimed; Berkeley Repertory Theater; Intiman Theater; Arizona Theater Company:

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La Malinche; Idaho Shakespeare Festival: stage manager: Billy Elliot the Musical, Rosie the Riveter (The th5 Avenue Theatre), Othello; Portland Center Stage, Artists Snapshots, Xanadu, Fiddler on the Roof, It Evidence of Things Unseen (Taproot), Until Repertory Theatre, Seattle Children’s Shoulda Been You, Annie Get Your Gun, Iron the Flood, King of the Yees, and Murder for Theater, Playmakers Repertory Company, Curtain, Anne of Green Gables, The Gypsy Two (ACT Theatre). Laurel is the 2018-19 Sacramento Theatre Music Circus and The King, and others. She has worked around company production assistant at The 5th Merc Playhouse. Seattle at Taproot Theatre Company, Seattle Avenue Theatre. Love to Mr. Nichols! Shakespeare Company, The 5th Avenue @laurelleemarie BRENT WARWICK (Sound Designer) is Theatre, ArtsWest and ACT Theatre. She happy to have been on the Village Theatre recently worked as the production pa for BRENDA K. WALKER* (Assistant Stage team since November 2008, starting with the national tour of Hamilton. Outside of Manager) is happy to be back at Village Beauty and the Beast. He has also worked the theatre, she works as a photographer Theatre. Past stage management credits for as a sound designer and engineer for the (PamelaS-Photography.com). LOVE to her Village Theatre include: , Knutzen Family Theatre, Princess Cruises, favorite leading man and Miss Hunter! A Proper Place, Pump Boys and Dinettes, and Teatro Zinzanni (love to everyone Snapshots, In the Heights, Funny Girl, there!). Brent holds a BS in computer CATHERINE COSTANZO* (Stage Fiddler on the Roof, and It Shoulda Been science and his own audio/video Manager). Previously at Village Theatre: You. Regional credits include: Mamma production business. Hairspray, The Gin Game, Singin’ in the Mia (assistant stage manager) for The 5th Rain. Other regional work: Ragtime, The Avenue Theatre, Mrs. Warren's Profession MIKE PETTRY (Orchestrations) is an NYC- Secret Garden (The 5th Avenue Theatre), (stage manager) and Measure for Measure based composer, orchestrator, and musician. Porgy and Bess (Seattle Opera). Recent (assistant stage manager) for Seattle Harold Adamson Lyric Award and Jonathan credits include work at: BAM, Rattlestick Shakespeare Company, and Snapshots Larson Award winner. His musicals have Playwrights Theater, Mint Theater Company, and Xanadu (stage manager) for Arizona been produced at ART, South Coast Rep, Center Theatre Group, Chautauqua Opera, Theatre Company. You are my heart, Quinn and the New Vic. Mike has orchestrated Connecticut Repertory Theatre, Yale and Adam. several Kooman and Dimond projects, Repertory Theatre, Prototype Festival, including Orphie and three seasons (and REDCAT, Walker Art Center, Krannert BRADLEY C. BIXLER (Technical Director). counting) of Vampirina. He has written/ Performing Arts Center, and This is Brad’s 19th Season with Village produced several video game soundtracks. Pacific MusicWorks. Theatre. Brad has been working in technical Broadway performance includes: SpongeBob theatre for the past 29 years at companies Squarepants, Getting The Band Back TERESA MICHELETTI (Assistant Stage around the area including: Intiman Theatre, Together, Bandstand, Finding Neverland, and Manager). After working with Village Seattle Children’s Theatre, Mount Baker Godspell. Musical theatre writing MFA from Theatre over the past several years in Theatre, Civic Light Opera, and Pacific NYU/Tisch. mikepettry.com multiple positions, including spending this Studios. He graduated from Western summer as lead dresser on Hairspray, Teresa Washington University with a BA in KATIE DRABLOS (Associate is thrilled to be making her Mainstage technical theatre. Brad would like to thank Choreographer) is a dancer, teacher, and assistant stage management debut! The Suzie, Colin, and Charlie for their continued choreographer who calls NYC home. She amazing team on both sides of the table support and encouragement. is thrilled to be in the mountains at Village truly makes this show one for the books. A Theatre and get to work with such talented few select credits include: stage managing RACHEL BENNICK (Properties Manager) and joyful people. Katie has been Al’s The Nance and assistant stage managing This is Rachel’s first Mainstage Season with associate choreographer on productions of American Idiot at ArtsWest, as well as Village Theatre. Rachel has been working in Oklahoma, Hairspray, and Pippin at Music working as a stage management intern at the technical theatre for the past eight years at Theatre Wichita and danced in his original Oregon Shakespeare Festival. As a native to companies around the country, including works in New York. She loves wine, pizza, the Pacific Northwest, Teresa loves getting NYC’s Julliard, Baltimore Center Stage, chocolate and dancing from the heart out to nature, whether it be hiking in our and most recently South Coast Reparatory most of all! beautiful mountains or just walking dogs Theatre in Orange County. She graduated around town with Rover.com. She looks from The University of Texas with a BA in MICHAEL NUTTING (Associate Music forward to being the ASM for this year's technical theatre with a scenic design and Director) loves to stay busy on as many Beta Series and stage managing Issaquah props emphasis. projects as possible and has recently worked KIDSTAGE's spring ensemble show. Love on String and A Proper Place (Village and thanks to those that fill her world with JULIA B. FRANZ (Master Scenic Artist). Theatre), Jasper in Deadland, Little Shop of joy and support, not to mention calm in the With the opening of her 121st Mainstage Horrors (The th5 Avenue Theatre), Hairspray flurry of this delightful life. show, Julia enters her 25th season as Master and , (KIDSTAGE Everett). When Scenic Artist for Village Theatre. Julia he is not music directing, he is an avid piano LAUREL NICHOLS (Assistant Stage is privileged to work with some of the teacher, arranger/transcriber, and composer. Manager) is grateful to be working on such best scenic carpenters, property artisans, Special thanks to all those whose hard work a delightful show with amazing folks both and fellow scenic artists. Her daily work is fueling this production. Love to Jerra. onstage and off! Village Theatre credits: environment is charged with creativity…and Newsies, Writing Kevin Taylor, Cubamor, she loves it. Gratitude to her crew PAMELA CAMPI SPEE* (Stage Manager). Pump Boys and Dinettes, Billy Elliot, and mentors. Previous Village Theatre Mainstage as stage and eight productions with KIDSTAGE manager: String, Newsies, Dreamgirls, The including the recent SummerStock show, ESTHER GARCIA (Costume Shop 39 Steps, Crimes of the Heart; as assistant Shrek the Musical. Regional credits include: Manager) is in her 15th Season at Village

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MISSION STATEMENT Theatre. After 12 years as head women’s Tommy. In addition to Village Theatre, To be a regionally recognized and nationally cutter, making the beautiful dresses our Symons has served as music director on influential center of excellence in family female leads have worn, she transitioned Romy & Michele’s High School Reunion theatre: into the role of costume shop manager. at The 5th Avenue Theatre, and piano/ • To promote a season of top-quality Esther has a BFA from the University of conductor on Assassins at ACT Theatre. productions Oregon and was also the resident designer Tim is one-third of Seattle jazz trio Fawcett, • To commission and produce new and costume shop manager at the Eugene Symons and Fogg. Love to Taylor! musicals that achieve national exposure Opera and Lane Community College Theatre and Dance Department. Favorite JAY MARKHAM (Production Manager) • To train young people in theatre skills for Village Theatre productions include: Mary has worked as Village Theatre’s production career opportunities and enriched lives Poppins, Les Misérables, My Fair Lady, manager on over 70 productions since 2004. • To develop a broad-based appreciation Annie Get Your Gun, and The Producers. With a background in stage management, for live theatre technical theatre, corporate events, and • To promote positive values through art DOUGLAS DECKER (Wig Master) has concert production, Jay approaches theatre been at Village Theatre since Making with an understanding that the great THEATRE INFORMATION Tracks. He has done wigs for pretty much achievements of any organization are every theatre in town, including Intiman the combined efforts of each individual. Theatre, Seattle Children’s Theatre, and Favorite projects include: Dreamgirls, The Seattle Shakespeare Company. Doug keeps Who’s Tommy, Les Misérables, Million asking the actors to stop moving around so Dollar Quartet, Earth, Wind & Fire, Jesus much… Christ Superstar, and Show Boat. Love to Huckleberry, Ignatius, and Aimee. CAITLIN MCCOWN (Associate Production Manager) is an actor, director, ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION and scenic designer with an MA in theatre (AEA), founded in 1913, represents more arts and dance and a BA in theatre and film. than 48,000 actors and stage managers in Before joining the Village Theatre staff, she the United States. Equity seeks to advance, Issaquah served as venue and production manager for promote, and foster the art of live theatre Village Theatre as an essential component of our society. Francis J. Gaudette Theatre West of Lenin in Seattle. She is the founding 303 Front Street North managing director of Many Hats Theatre, Equity negotiates wages and working Issaquah, WA 98027-2917 and has recently worked with Macha conditions, providing a wide range of Theatre Works, Harlequin Productions, benefits including health and pension Box Office: (425) 392-2202 Fantastic Z, Theatre Schmeater, Twelfth plans. AEA is a member of the AFL-CIO, Administration: (425) 392-1942 Night Productions, Island Stage Left, and and is affiliated with FIA, an internal Fax: (425) 391-3242 Seattle Public Theater. organization of performing arts unions. The Toll Free: (866) 688-8899 Equity emblem is our mark of excellence. TTY Access: (800) 833-4384 JESSICA SPENCER (Casting Director) is in actorsequity.org her fourth full Season at Village Theatre and couldn’t be happier to work with this team in the thriving Seattle theatre community. Jessica has worked around the country in arts management, administration, and All stage work performed by members of production for such companies as: Arts IATSE Local 15. Center Enterprises, Inc., Nebraska Theatre

Caravan, and locally for Taproot Theatre All costume construction and hair/make-up work is and The Inverse Opera. As a director, Jessica performed by employees represented by has also had the privilege to work with such I.A.T.S.E. TWU Local #887. companies as Taproot Theatre Company, All scenic painting work is performed by employees Everett ArtsWest, SecondStory Repertory, and represented by IATSE Local 488. Village Theatre KIDSTAGE! Love to her motley crew of United Scenic Artists represents the designers and Everett Performing Arts Center Roo, Wynter, and Nugget. scenic painters for the American Theatre. 2710 Wetmore Avenue Everett, WA 98201-3552 TIM SYMONS (Resident Music Director) The actors and stage managers employed in is in his 14th Season as resident music this production are members of Actors’ Equity Box Office: (425) 257-8600 Association, the union of professional actors and Administration: (425) 257-6363 director at Village Theatre. Tim’s first show stage managers in the United States. Fax: (425) 257-6393 in the Village Theatre orchestra pit was The theatre operates under an agreement with Local Toll Free: (888) 257-3722 Little Shop of Horrors, 21 years ago. Since 76-493, American Federation of Musicians, TTY Access: (800) 833-4384 then, he has music directed 27 Mainstage AFL-CIO, representing the musicians. shows including: Newsies, Billy Elliot, My EPAC Rental Inquiries: (425) 257-6360 Fair Lady, Cabaret, Funny Girl, Big River, VillageTheatre.org Jesus Christ Superstar, Show Boat, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, and The Who’s

14 VILLAGE THEATRE PAYING HOMAGE TO THE GREATS IF YOUR by Michael Kooman, Music LIFE WAS A One of the most exciting parts of composing referring to any other show or score. Since he’s MUSICAL, the score for The Noteworthy Life of Howard not from the world of musical theatre, we’re Barnes has been the opportunity to pay basing his sound more on the music he would WHICH ONE homage to some of our favorite musicals in have grown up with: 80’s and early 90’s pop. the canon while putting our own spin on We also tried to compose music for Howard WOULD IT BE? them. In terms of the referential portions of that still feels like it would exist on the musical The Noteworthy Life of Howard Barnes the score, our intent was to write music that theatre stage in contemporary times since, well, takes place in a world where ordinary lovingly pokes fun at a certain theatre scores he’s in a musical on stage in the present. Howard Barnes wakes up in a musical. and also (hopefully) create music that exists So we asked members of our staff, “If independently with its own integrity. Without giving too much away, we’re hoping you were stuck in a musical, which one that as the story progresses, the two musical would it be, and why?” Here’s what What we did not want to do was to plainly sounds start to overlap, mix and play with each they said: imitate previously written music, merely other. changing enough notes to avoid violating “VT’s version of copyright laws. That kind of parody seems less All in all, it was a blast to poke fun and honor Dreamgirls. Can someone interesting to me, and, as a writer, it’s certainly the previous sound of musical theatre that say haute couture less exciting to write. brought us to where we are today and to also extraordinaire?!! The explore how we can reverently (or not so dresses were amazingly In addition to these references, there’s also reverently) celebrate and honor those sounds. gorgeous.” music in the show that exists as Howard’s -Janell Johnson, Associate Development unique “sound”, which is not pointedly Director: Endowment & Planned Giving

“Shrek: The Musical! I’m HOWARD BARNES, surrounded by a bunch of kooky characters who THEN & NOW! band together to make the world a vibrant and more accepting place.” -Patrick Ostrander, Development & Administrative Assistant

“Hamilton, because I wanna be in the room where it happens.” -Diane Wright, Director of Finance

because Kate Monster is my spirit Top: 2013 Staged Reading in The Village Theatre Festival puppet. I tend to have of New Musicals quirky, loyal friends, and no matter how old I get, Right: 2014 Developmental adulting is still hard!” Production at Village Theatre -Erica Weir, General Manager Everett Performing Arts Center CAN YOU SPOT THE REFERENCES? “I mean…really, this is my life. I’m already stuck in a The Noteworthy Life of Howard Barnes features an abundance of references to your favorite musical on a daily basis.” musical theatre shows (and people!). Can you catch all of these? -Jay Markham, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee • • Annie • Avenue Q • The Production Manager • Cabaret • • Chicago • • Comden and Green • Company • • Dreamgirls • • Fiddler on the Roof • Florenz Ziegfeld • Frank Wildhorn “I want to say something • • Gypsy • Hairspray • Hamilton • Into the Woods • • Joseph and the romantic and epic like Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat • The King and I • • Les Misérables • Little Shop of Camelot, but honestly Horrors • Mamma Mia! • Mary Poppins • Mean Girls • Miss Saigon • The Music Man • My Fair Lady probably Cats… because • Newsies • Noël Coward • Oklahoma! • Once • Oscar Hammerstein II • Patti LuPone • • I’m super cool and love The Phantom of the Opera • The Pirate Queen • Promises, Promises • • The cats.” Rocky Horror Picture Show • The Shubert Family • The Sound of Music • • Spider-Man: -Noel Pederson, Marketing Associate Turn Off the Dark • Spring Awakening •Stephen Schwartz • • Waitress • • White Christmas • Wicked • The Wizard of Oz • The Who’s Tommy

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Anderson • Nancy Bailey • Mrs. Eva Bair • Charmaine snows or blows, only a power outage or building & James Baker • Rebecca & Michael Barr • James & Gladys Baxter • Rick & Dorena Becker • Mrs. Susie destruction will prevent a performance from taking Belcher • Larry & Anna Berglind • John & Nelda Brangwin • Douglas & Debbie Brown • Harry & Pauline Buhler • place as scheduled. Sandy & Peter S. Burr • Chris & Geri Carlson • E. Anne Carr • Dorothy Carstens-Morris • Curt & Anne Caswell • Jean & Charles Cerar • Jeff & Kathleen Coffler • Mark & Susan Cohn • Michael & Cynthia Coleman • Heidi Cook PATRON CONSIDERATIONS Please arrive on time. & Richard Dworkis • Barb & Randy Coplen • Gene & Sandra Craig • Jerry & Mary Anne D'Ambrosio • Karen & Check your tickets for your performance time. Late Jason Dahners • Daniel & Sharon Desmond • Mario & Linda DiPasquale • Michael & Beverly Doleac • Peter arrivals are very disruptive to fellow patrons and & Patty Dunphy • Carol Lynn & Eugene H. 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Village Theatre would like to thank our generous individual Annual Fund donors and those who supported the programs served by our Annual Fund: Mainstage, Village Originals, and Youth Education. Your contributions make our season possible. Thank you! Names listed reflect gifts made between August 1, 2017 – August 1, 2018. Please note: This list does not include donations made for Village Originals Memberships.

Individual Sponsors Gwendolyn King Tom & Connie Walsh Ethel C. Geniesse Lila & Chris Rayl $50,000 and up Judith M. King The Williams Family Amy Gibart Linda Reid Jeff & Barbara McCashland John & Marta Wohlfarth Martin Gibbins & Paula Lorena Reyes The Emans Family Lynn G. Meyer Judy Yu & Clay Hall Crockett Scott & Holly Rhodes Joanne Herber Robert & Claudia Nelson Marcia & Klaus Zech Steve & Hina Giese The Richards Family Bruce & Peggy Wanta Michael Ouhl Anonymous (2) Mike & Allison Glover Jan Roach Anonymous (2) Mikel Poulsen The Goddard School Ken & Tyson Rodriguez Supporting Partners Starring Sponsors Lydia Rapidah & Bryce Johnson Lindell Graham Mary Rollins & Eleanor Lund Ed & Bunny Renouard $1,000 to $2,499 Dick & Jan Gram Onti & Morris Rosen $25,000 to $49,999 Karl Ritzau & Taletta Wibmer Megan & Seth Adams Scott Greenwood & Melissa Scott & Danielle Ruthfield Bob & Ann Christensen Idamae Schack Judith P. Allen Conerly John Sager Doris H. Gaudette Family Jim & Sue Selis Amento Family Dale & Sandra Griffith Chris Sailor Steven J. Hazlerig Chris & Kristina Shaffer Eric & Susan Amsberry Jim & Patty Groves Kathryn Sand & Curtis Urben Twyla & Tom Lucas Dr. Michael & Peggy Swistak The Anderson Family Norma Haines Jim, Carmen, & Lizzy Scardelis Mary Pigott Ann & Greg Thornton Don & Becky Anderson Elling & Barbara Halvorson John & Beth Schleck Alison & Doug Suttles Louise M. Tolle Richard & Marianne Anderson Deb, Tod, Jasmine & Eliana William & Gailor Schmidt Anonymous (1) Anne & Derek Watanabe Thomas N. & Christina E. Harrick DeWayne & Judy Sennett Jerry & Suzanne Wiggins- Paul & Margi Harvey Albert J. & Claudia Serpas Underwriting Partners Anderson Ackerson Michael J. Angotti Mike & Cindy Hastings Monika Shekhar & Raj Jain $15,000 to $24,999 Nathan Wilson Bob & Clodagh Ash Ila M. Hemm Ed Short Anonymous (1) Debra L. Henry Tim & Katie Short Saundra Cope & Walt Gillette Jason & Amy Atherton Dr. Wayne & Deborah Hill Kaarin & Steve Shumate Dennis & Deborah DeYoung Patricia & Donald Baer Ensemble Partners Trina Horner Dan Sigler Gary & Marilyn Kneepkens Judy C. Baker $2,500 to $4,999 Brandi & Jerry Huang John & Laura Smiley Kathy & Bob Lovejoy Michael R. Barclay Joyce Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Bruce C. Smith Lisa & David McQueen Phyllis & Donald Adams Bob & Paula Barta Robert & Diane Jandl Peggy & Greg Smith Joan & the late Craig M. Watjen Sharon R. Allen Stephanie Bayne & Thorsten Lynn Juniel & Jason Weil Ronald & Dawnelle Spaulding Brian R. Yorkey Kyle & Carol Anderson Ganz Michael & Priscilla Kaufmann Robert & Marilyn Springgay Anonymous (1) Fred & Patricia Auch Ruth Ellen Bean The Barr Family James & DiAnne Beneteau Pauline Kennard Debra & David Spurling Directing Partners Bruce Beck & Ralph Johnson Anne & Michael Bentley Eric & Nancy Kittleson Darlene Staats $7,500 to $14,999 Chad Bentsen & Kristen Allen- Brett & Sue Bentsen Kimberley Lane & Ron Goins Margaret & Phil Stalcup Bentsen Alex & Heather Berry Ander Larson James & Barbara Stapper Dan & Portia Anderson Nancy & Jean Pierre Boespflug Kenneth F. Bishop, Jr. Dawn Lee Frank Stilwagner & Kurt Dery Richard Baker Norm & Joyce Bottenberg Larry N. Blake Ms. Terrel Lefferts Kim L. Stocking Dr. Richard & Bonnie Cavell Christopher & Geraldine Lee L. Boeckstiegel Mr. & Mrs. Rod Leland Barry & Amy Stoddard Jeff & Kathi Coffler Carlson Catherine K. Boshaw Charlotte Lin & Robert Porter Michael & Sabrina Suttles Ashley M. DeSimone Sandra B. Chivers Marvin & Lisa Brashem Tim & Nicole Longpre Dan Sweeney Chico & Nellie Diaz Aaron & Núria Coe Terry & Mark Brashem Terry Lundeen George & Marie Taylor Robert & Janine Dodson Steve Connelly & Pam Bratton Family Louis & Joegil Lundquist Robert & Wilma Taylor Pam Foster & Liz Austin Fund Nordquist Zion & Claire Brewer Gerald & Patricia Magnani Edward Thomas Michael & Jennifer Godsey James & Krista Ferguson Doug & Debbie Brown David Markwald Gifford Thomas Heather & Doug Goff Richard & Mary Ann Flanders Richard Bryant Randall Marsh The Torone Family Lissa & John Griffith Leigh & Matt Flor Jennifer & Greg Buehrer Michele A. Martin Edith & David Tully Diann & Gary Hitzel Dan & Kim Foster Clifford & Mary Ann Cameron Joe & Mio Martinez Shaliena Ursich Steve & Carol Klein Heather & Jon Foster & Susan Carleton Anna Mastroianni & Greg Shaw The Vincentis Bobbi Kotula Faye & Richard Gillett Mark & Lisa Cavelero Duane & Lois Matthews Kathy & Steve Vincent Shawn Magraw Steve & CJ Hadden Scott Charney & Ellen Lizz Maunz & Art Simpson Didrik & Mary Kay Voss William & Kristen McSherry Carol & Tom Hogan McDermott Charney Kevin & Charlie McCandlish Bev Wagner Valorie & Larry Osterman Bruce & Emily Howard Lisa & Brennan Church Mike & Donna McCuen Marty & Nancy Waiss Maggie & Clint Pehrson Steve Huebner David & Donna Clark Jon & Val McKenzie Donna Walsh William & Brittany Rall Jill & Charlie Klinge Kim & Perry Clarke Cristal & Kirk Meidinger Clay & Hap Wertheimer Tom & Cathy Saxton Eric & Erin LaFrance Michael & Cynthia Coleman Lorraine & Barry Mercer Ernie & Sherran Whatley Phyllis Schaeffer Sandy L. Lambert Ross & Laura Comer Nancy & Brad Meyers Sue & Michael Wilenzick John & Dorcy Seethoff Virginia & Robert Lillie Gary & Consuelo Corbett Lee & Samantha Meyrick Jeremie M. Wilkins Judith & Ben Simmons Ken & Darlene Lowe Mark & Linda D’Amato Tami & Joe Micheletti Marilyn Wilshin Kristina & Ryan Steffen Beth & Kevin Meidinger Kerry Davis & Brier Begnaud Sukey & Bob Miller Lynda & Steve Wimbush William & Marilyn Vaughn Beth Moursund Ron DeChene & Robert Hovden Don & Maxine Miller Aaron & Wendy Winsor Jay & Suzy Wakefield Patsy Nelson Eve & Edouard Augier de Kyle & Julie Miller Tony & Cathy Wise Allen & Janice Wiesen Jim & Denise Ohlfs Cremiers Ray Miller & Ann Romeo Andrew & Barbara Wold Anonymous (2) Debbie & Pat Ostrander Bill & Patty DeGroodt Arnie & Katie Mondloch & Jack & Katharine Wolhart Gregg & Shelley Percich Carol & Laurent Delsuc Family Deb Wright & Andy Fisher Producing Partner The Moreau Family Joella Yoder $5,000 to $7,499 K. Linnea Peterson & John M. Steve & Kathy Dennis Corman David & Patricia Dierst Sterling Morris Nathan Young Loch Anderson & Allyn Perkins Kent & Kelley Phillips Darrel & Nancy Dochow Theresa & Scott Mosier Susan & Joe Zahniser Michael Bauer Frank Rasmussen John & Sherry Douceur Amy & Carl Murray Anonymous (7) John & Merrily Berg Tom & Kim Sawers Sherrill Dryden & Dennis Dwayne Myers & Pam Oyanagi James & Marie Borgman In Memory of Denise A. Griffiths Gordon & Gwen Nanninga Orchestra Players Deborah Buccola Schramke Diana Duenkel Jill & Kurt Nellis $500 to $999 Si & Lisa Newland Chee & Christine Chew Sue Short Gregory & Kersten Eggers Patricia Adams • David & Gay Jean Nye Lisa & Kevin Conner Tom & Marion Skalley Glenn & Micki Engel Allais • Molly & Pete Anderson Rita M. Daubenspeck Galen & Hollie Smith Virginia Eschbach G. Ronald & Deborah Payne • Richard & Dianne Arensberg Buz & Sandy de Cillia Richal & Karen Smith Elsa & Joe Fleck Leslie Peng • Del & Linda Armstrong • Jacqueline De Leon-Estes & Linda & Dean Strong Stephen D. Forman & Sarah L. Christopher Peterson & Mark Jim & Charmaine Baker • Chris Estes Doug Taylor & Bob Ferguson Hayden Wert Madeleine Ball • Merwyn & Aileen & Viggo Forde Clint E. Thayer & Bill Foster Llew, Gail, & Anson Phillips Brenda Banks • Dr. Russell & Paul Fortner Family Douglas Peterson Wayne & Bev Freese Margie & Wayne Pietz Cheryl Barron • Steven Bean • Robb & Kathy Hunt Todd & Kathy Thull Carter & Marilyn French Matt & Wendy Poischbeg David & Barbara Beatty • Sara Kim & Stacy Johnson Tim Timidaiski Deborah Freng & Joseph Decuir Kelly & Christi Price Behrman & Francis X. Rosica Debbie Killinger Barb & Larry Traaen Ray & Niki Gagner Brian & Nancy Quint • Sterling & Nadine Bentsen • John & Lynnda Kilpatrick Jim & Patty Voelker Marilla L. 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Keri & Michael Binsacca • Nancy & Keith Birdwell • Paul & Diane Birkeland • Steve J. J. Baker • Michael & Nikki Balt • Sarah S. Bartholomew • Adam Bartruff • Roger Bolliger & Candace Smith • Kit & Janice Bowerman • Jodi & Jay Bowlden • Michael J. Bass & Richard B. Nelson • Charles & Frances Becker • Dale Beech & Edith & Ingrid Boyle • Audrey Bridgham • Donna & Milton Bronsdon • Audrey Brown • Duttlinger • Kathleen Bemis & Don Blair • Bench Family • Karen Bennett • AJ & Michael Brush • Jerry Bunce & Margaret Quinn • Ramon & Gina Burin • Tim Katherine Benusa & Randy Bonsen • Randy & Vicki Berg • Kristina Berger • Margie & Kim Caviness • Jacky-Vy Chau • Annie & Ethan Chin • Barbara Christoferson • & Charlie Bicknell • Peter Bishop • Dwayne & Loretta Bobbitt • Linda Boersema • Melinda & Donald Clemmer • Barbara & Ron Coe • Robert & Janet Coe • Denise Phil & Mary Bogardus • Mrs. Katie Boland • Alex & Christine Boldizsar • Sue & & James Collene • John & Ann Collier • The Cowan Family • Janet Cullor • Tom Don Bowman • Greg & Karen Bratten • Lynn Brechtel • Lynn Briody • Elmore & & Carol Curtis • Chuck & Julia Cutting • Roger & Patricia Darling • Charles W. & Dorcas Brolin • Douglas & Kelly Burdette • Duke & Diane Burdette • Susan Burker Teresa D. Davis • Tina Davis • Steve & Susan Day • Connie DeAngelo • Marcia & • Nancy Burnett • Gary & Karen Burt • Katherine & Alfred Cain • Mel & Ann Call • Mike Delabarre • Glen & Sally Dillon • Brenda Dittmore • Shana Doerr • Terry & Claudina & Darin Campbell • Duane & Anita Campbell • Heather Campbell • Judie Doiron • Mark Dreke & Kerri Lonergan-Dreke • David Durham Family • Dick Marilyn E. Carlson • Bruce Carpenter & • Joan A. Carro • Bill & & Shirley Earl • Julie & Matt Eisenhauer • George & Carolyn Englund • Carl & Linda Case • Dennis & Aline Caulley • Charles & Jean Cerar • Steven Chilcoat • Janell Erickson • Dan & Laura Erickson • Greg & Alicia Erickson • Kristi Evans • Carol Choate & Steve Powell • Scott Churchill • Mike & Helen Clinco • The Nancy & Doug Everly • The John Fairchild Family • Kristy Fassio • Michelle Feder & Coonradt Family • The Corley Family • Lane & Renee Corry • Cotton Family • J. Lewis Malakoff • Junko & Glen Ferguson • Alex & Joyce Ferkovich • Paul & Kirsten Richard & Marcia Crockett • John & Carolyn Cross • Scott & Katherine Currie • Jeff Fischler • Mark Lackie & Michele Fisher • Patricia & Richard Fiske • Gale & Dee & Kathryn Currier • The Darden Family • Forrester & Patricia Darling • Karen & Flake • Mac & Charlene Fletcher • Cathy Flom • Ava & Bill Frisinger • Neil Fujii • Homer Davenport • Gretchen & Mark Davey • Bob Davidson & Chris Hill • Lynne & J.D. & Judy Gaffney • Michael & Shanna Garbooshian • Susan Gardner • Robert Pat Davis • Tony & Martha DeAmicis • Ron & Nanci Denney • Chuck Dennis • & Janet Gilchrist • Otis & Sharon Gillaspie • Boyd & Ann Givan • Dennis Goldstein Maggie & Peter Dervin • Loren & Kathie DeShon • Mr. & Mrs. James Deviny • Bud & Robin Rogel-Goldstein • Jim & Sue Goss • Kelly & Kathy Graffis • Duncan & & Virginia Dice • Greg & Cheryl Dietzel • Richard Divers • Michael & Beverly Mindi Green • The Greiert Family • Rob & Crystal Griffin • Randy & Denise Gritton Doleac • Delbert & Sharon Doty • Mel & Veronica Eaton • Michael & Christine • Leslie & Beto Guajardo • Paul & Betty Haack • Richard H. Haase • The Hancher Edwards • Jonathan Eisler • Pat & Tom Erickson • Karen & Bill Erwin • William Family • Justin & Rebecca Haney • Jim & Pat Hanson • Wayne & Pam Harrington Euster • John & Marian Evans • David & Shalane Fahimi • Duane & Marge • John & Bev Hastig • Melinda & Richard Hearsey • Russel & DeAnn Hermes • Fairweather • Tracy & Charlie Fajarillo • Jack & Jeanne Fankhauser • Dennis & Allan O. & Ellen M. Hess • Helga & Jerry Hilson • Jeanne Hoek • Tristen Holmberg Dana Farmer • Robin & Doug Ferguson • Mary Lou & Jim Finley • Laurie & Robert • Judy & Michael Holser • Ronald C. Honeyman • Carson & Laurie Hornor • Randy Flemer • Deb & Steve Fox • Penny Freedman • Dean & Michel Frerker • Dot Fuller & Gwen Houser • William & Jean Hurt • Dan & Pat Hutto • Joel Ivey & Sheyrl • Mrs. Susan Prudente Galbraith • Jason Gaskill • Heinz Gehlhaar • Judy Murdock • Dawn Janow • Ben & Christine Johnson • Eric & Andrea Johnson • Giaudrone • Paul & Elizabeth Gilbert • Scott & Christine L. Gillette • Deanna Glenn George & Dale Johnson • Terry & Walt Jones • William & Regina Jones • The Jucht • Elaine & Scott Goddard • David Ira Goldstein • The Goldstein Family • John & Family • Jason Judge • Eugene & Natalia Kalenkovich • Ron & Lori Kaufman • Joan Gorow • Evelyn M. Grant • Marilyn Gray • CLP Greaves • Jonathan & Shaina Becky & Thomas Kent-Dobias • Barbara & Jeffrey King • Steven M. King • Duncan Green • Dr. Richard & Louise Guthrie • Karen J. Haimes • Clint Hall & Cheryl A. Kirk • Dale & Richard Kleinknecht • Bill & Kathie Kreager • Jim & Sherry Ladd Gordon • Lorinda Haman & Raymond Harding • Glen & Nancy Hammond • The • Monica Lane • Michael & Allison Larsen • Edmond A. Lee • James & Renee Haniu Family • Steve Harrell • Sharon Harriss • Liz & Don Healy • Skip & Cheryl Leigh • The Lesser Family • Michael & Cheri Levy • Connie & Nick Lewis • Don Hegland • Ward & Liz Helms • Lynn & Brant Henshaw • Karl & Sylvia Hermanson • & Alice Leyden • E & M Lockard • Lana Lueschow • Renee & Jeff Lund • Marcia Mary Joan Hervey • Dennis & Judith Hewitt • Bob & Mary Hildie • Howard & Tena Magoon • Ben & Suzanne Malsberry • Tom & Joanne Manion • Glenn & Dianna Hilton • The Hinckley Family • Chris & Susan Hoffman • Paul & Vesta Hoglund • Mars • Pam Matthew • McCarthy Family • Jennifer McCoy & Jason King • Jim & Janice M. Holsbo • Ladan Homayoon • Bill & Merrily Hornell • Bill & Nan Hough • Donna McCulloch • Thelma & Doug McTavish • Lynn & Diane Mendenhall • Leslie Ms. Anna Howe • James & Annette Hoxsey • Joseph Hubach & Stacey Alles • Ann Merta • Diane Miller • The Miller Family • Mr. John K. Millis • John & Judy Karen & Jim Ilika • Ron & Gail Irving • Arthur & Glenda Israel • Brandon Ivie • Neal Mittenthal • Barbara Moreland & Tom Bruhns • Stan & Marlene Monusko • Patricia & Sue Jett Jensen • Kris & Fred Jessett • Kevin & Judy Jewell • Allen & Trudy E. Morris • Lorraine Morton • Eric & Georgia Mosher • The Mundy Family • Mary K. Johnson • JoAn & Charles Johnson • Joyce L. Johnson • Mimi Johnson & Brad Nelson • Ruth & Randy Nevin • Kati Nickerson & William Zingarelli • Libby Nielsen Shoup • JoAnne & Clayton Jones III • Jon & Hannah Jorgensen • Catherine • Shelley Noble & Robert Kilian • Craig & Deanna Norsen • Mikel M. Northcraft Kennedy • Ed & Donna Kennedy • Karen & David King • George & Linda Kirkish • • Sandra & Phil Nudelman • Sean O’Bannon • Dr. & Mrs. O’Brien • Wayne R. Richard Klobucher & Carol Ganz Klobucher • Koenders-Kools Family • Karen Koon Olson • Barbara O’Neill • Miles Otoupal • Cara & Marian Ottewell • Doug & Cheryl • Ron & Linda Krivosha • Akshay Kulkarni • Rhona Kwiram • Dan Lamanuzzi • Peterson • Lanny Petitjean • Parker Phend • Shirley Phinney & Debra Hagen • Joan Thomas & Catherine Lambe • Lars & Debbie Landrie • Darlene Larsen • Duane & Pierce • Leonard, Wendy & Marly Polidori • Dr. John C. Popenoe • Jerry & Susan Sharon Larson • Jim & Sue Laurenti • Carol C. Lee • Donna & Ian Legrow • Erick Posten • Margo & Roger Putnam • Jenn & Pete Radulski • Dr. John E. Rasmussen & Judy Leithe • Carol Levenson & Ken Mahaffy • William & Gillian Lewis • Nora • Jim & Sandi Reed • Amanda Rees & Scott Harlass • Cynthia Roberts • Paul & Linderoth & Stan Sastry • Stuart & Erin Linscott • Larry & Aileen Loranger • Marianne Roberts • Donald & Sandra Robinson • Richard Rosenkranz • Richard Gabriel Lui • John & Mary Jane Mack • Linda & Harry Macrae • Mrs. Margaret & Joe Ann Rucker • Shirley Schapler • Robin & Clare Scheffer • Linda & Patrik Makar • Kathy & Michael Mastromonica • Mary Mathers • Steve & Susan Schnell • Scott & Heidi Scholz • John & Joan Scott • Tim & Debbie Seeley • Greg Matuschak • Brook R. McBride • Della McCleary & Merlin Bosch • Lynn McIntyre • Serum • Bert & Ellyn Sewell • John & Adrienne Shaffer • John J. & Barbara Dadd Jeannie & Art McKean • Elizabeth McKoy / Berkeley Playhouse • Denise McLaren Shaffer • Tom & Dorothy Sheehan • Pat Sheffels • The Siegel Family • Travis & • Joe McNames • Gwen Mehra • Raymond E Mencke • Jim & Mandy Meyers • Amy Sparks • Karen Sparks • Karen Sperry • Craig & Sheila Sternberg • Mardi & Paul & Gail Miller • Star Miller • Sue Minich • David L. Mitchell • Stephen & Susan Pat St. Laurent • Barbara & Chad Stoddard • The Stohler Family • Irene Stone • Aaron Moller • Susan Montgomery • Nicholas Moore & Karin Swenson-Moore • Tom & Brenda Stonecipher • Susan & James Sturms • Richard Swaisgood • The Erma Jean Morgan • Kevin & Jill Morgan • William & Linda Morrell • Sue & Hal Swim Family • Andy & Linda Symons • Ted & Hap • Kevin Teeley & Greg Stair • Mozer • Bob & Dee Mulford • Dean & Aljean Muncey • Andrew & Leslie Muntz • Thatcher Corey Family • Nancy Theune • Stephen & Terri Thomas • Rev. Jim Thuirer Donna Murphy • Robin Murphy • Scott & Kippy Murphy • Jayne C. Musladin • • Mike & Patti Timmons • Ronald L. Torrence • Jerry & Faye Truskowski • Judy David & Linda Nasby • Demitrius & Emily Nelon • Craig Nelsen & Margaret Hall • Tuohy & George Danas • Twylark & the Flock • Jane & Bob Ulrich • Dr. & Mrs. Mark Chris & Lisa Nelson • Eugene & Martha Nester • Ruben Nieto & Bobbie Olin • Tim Valentine • John Walmesley • Jeff Wedgwood • Larry & Paige Weir • Beverly A. & Lisa Nunn • Harry & Renate Oestreich • Paul & Patricia Olafson • Karen-Ann Weiss • Ty & Patty Wernet • Don Weston • Ben & Barbara Whisler • Janet & Scott Olson • Mary Jean Olson • Paige E. Olson • Margaret P. Osborne • Ed & Vivian Wierenga • Del & Kitty Wilhelm • Eric & Julie Wilson • Helen B. Wilson • The Yanni O’Shaughnessy • Deneall & Dave Owens • John & Marisa Ozburn • Alan Page & Family • Ed & Harriet Yurchak • J. Michael Zachary & Cynthia Diederich • Fred Christina Cyr • Spero & Tina Papantos • Lori Parish • Chuck & Lynn Patten • Jodi & Lucy Zapf • The Zitnik Family • Douglas & Jean Zook • Marcos Zuniga & Anne Payne • The Penn Family • Doug & Diane Penner • Frank & Mary Peters • Carla Fiske Zuniga • Anonymous (10) Peterson • Pete & Connie Peterson • Janis & Wes Peterson • Jeanette & Joe Piott • Clyde & Judy Pitcher • Fred Poe • Carol Prato • John & Joyce Price • Tom & Carol Choreographers Club $250 to $499 Ann Quinsey • Bryan & Connie Rawson • David & Nancy Raymond • Jean Raymond & Frank Rousseau • Jane Repensek • Alex & Jean Ritzen • Hank & Donna Robinett Tom & Pam Adams • Kevin & Pat Adderson • Robert Ade • James & Cathy Aiken • • The Robinsons • Mike & Cheri Roff • Floyd & Judy Rogers • Randy & Willa Dave & Dora Alcorta • Nick & Jeanne Aldrich • David Alhadeff • Deborah Allenby • Rohwer • Gaylen Roseburg • Kenneth Ruud • Mary Lou Sargent • Sue Sather • Virginia Allison • Bruce David Alverson • Mia Ammon • Carolyn E. Anderson • Dick The Saverud Family • Shaun & Jean Savory • Donna & Loren Saxby • & Janet Andersen • Kathleen D. Anderson • Sharon Andreason • Liya Andreyanova • Marcia Anthony & Louie Barrett • Patricia Arndt • John & Joyce Arnold • Jonathan & Michele Arnold • Helen Ausbourne • Barrie & Margaret Austin • Hunter & Linda Bachand • Nancy Bailey • Beth & Dick Baker • Edwin Baker & Janice Kresek • In-kind Donors Village Theatre would like to acknowledge the following individuals for their generous Endowment Fund: Staging the Future in-kind donations in support of our programs and productions: Martin & Brenda Boothroyd Twyla & Tom Lucas Village Theatre is proud to acknowledge Robb & Kathy Hunt Endowment for New Ms. Julie Botsch Sandra MacKenzie early endowment supporters who invested Musicals Pauline Ellett Kim McLaren in our vision for long-term sustainability Steve Tomkins Fund for Artistic Beth Gilroy Kent & Kelley Phillips and advancement of Mainstage, Village Excellence Mr. & Mrs. William Goodrick Frank S. Stilwagner Originals, and Youth Education Programs Jandl Family Fund with a named fund. Thank you for your Lorie & Chuck Graff Susan Voorhees partnership! For more information please contact Janell Larry & Carol Jergens Ty & Patty Wernet Johnson at (425) 392-1942 x 208 Michael & Priscilla Kaufmann

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John Scannell & Wendy Kelling • Dr. Neil & Sari Schneider • Diane Schott • Kim Wanagel-Rojas Family • Cynthia M. Ward • Kathie & Bob Ward • Mrs. Mary & Schrier & David Gowing • Jim & Sue Seiber • Janet Shadle • Susan & Fred Charles S. Washer • Al & Joan Waters • Joseph Weber • Arlette Wentz • Fred & Shanafelt • Roxanne Shepherd • The Shostak Family • Kim & Joel Smith • Ron Marie Werbel • Len & Ann Whalen • Danny & Joanne White • Paul & Teri Whyatt • Smith & Joellyn Jackson • Mike & Pam Smyth • Gary Snyder • Ron & Carol Roger Wierenga • Portia Wilcock • Carol J. Wilde • Richard & Janet Wilkie • Robert Sodetani • John & Stephanie Soth • Lloyd & Deanne Spencer • Catherine Stahl • & Sandra Williamson • Michael & Marcia Wiviott • Fred & Jean Wood • Lori & Ryan Jason Steinhubel • Bonnie Steussy & David Edfeldt • Joyce Stewart • Margaret D. Wood • Brett Wortzman • Signe Wraith & Elmer Neu • Ms. Lan Ye • James & Tina Stewart • Stephen & Carolyn Stott • The Stribling Family • Shari Marion Stull • C.J. Yerges • Brint & Phyllis Yorks • Tara Young & Ron Palaniuk • Andrea & Chris & George Sturtevant • Early Sudianto • Emmett & Laurie Sullivan • J Brent & Nican Zachary • Henry a Zebroski • Joseph Zingarelli • Vito & Dorit Zingarelli • Jim & Sutherland • Marianne & Trevor Swangard • Dick & Joyce Swope • Tim Symons • Sally Zoll • Bob & Sandy Zook • Rudy & Heidi Zurcher • Anonymous (27) George & Lou Tantzen • Barbara J. Tate • Michael & Amy Teeters • David & Kathy Tempest • The Terek Family • Dave & Brenda Terrill • Eric Teshima & Frank Barrows We sincerely apologize for any names that we may have misspelled or • Edward Tharp & Jeri Timmons Tharp • Edward M. Thomas • Michael Thompson • inadvertently omitted from our donor list. For corrections, please contact our Richard & Mary Pat Thorpe • Patricia Tillman • Steve & Wendy Tomkins • Teresa Donor Services & Database Specialist at (425) 392-1942 x120 or sshort@ Tomkins-Robinson • Keith & Theresa Treat • Rick & Darla Van Duren • Pieter villagetheatre.org. Velzeboer • Victoria A Wagner • Heidi L. Walker • Mickey Walker • Richard Walsh • Corporate, Foundation, and Government Donors

Village Theatre gratefully acknowledges the following corporations, foundations, and government agencies that contributed to our annual fund between August 1, 2017 to August 1, 2018. Their support of Village Theatre has helped us maintain our commitment to artistic excellence. $50,000 and up EBJ Proliance Surgeons Welcome Gifts by Pink Blossom Events + American On Line Giving Foundation, Inc. / Benevity Epulo Bistro + Anonymous (2) Community Impact Fund (DAF) Greater Kansas City Community Foundation (DAF) $500 to $999 Apex Foundation Heritage Bank Amazon Smile Foundation ArtsFund Klein Honda American Endowment Foundation The Boeing Company McLeod Construction LLC Chaison Orthodontics The Boeing Company Gift Matching Program Montalcino Ristorante Italiano+ Coca Cola Refreshments Matching Gifts (DAF) Issaquah Arts Commission National Philanthropic Trust UBS Donor Advised Fund Craft Architects PLLC Microsoft Corporation (DAF) Eastside Pediatric Dental Group - John R. Liu M J Murdock Charitable Trust Nordstrom Employee Matching Gifts Program Edward Jones - David Bleiweiss The Seattle Times* Peoples Bank Gamut360 Saltchuk Resources, Inc. $25,000 to $49,999 GE Foundaton Matching Gifts Program Sanmar & Lake Washington Partners + 4Culture Give with Liberty Employee Donations Savage Color + Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund (DAF) Kathryn Lerner - Windermere Real Estate Sea-Lect Plastics Corporation + Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund The Loring Wolcott & Coolidge Charitable Trust-I SeattlePI.com* The Issaquah Reporter* Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust Thrivent Financial Gift Match Keeler Family Fund National Alliance for Musical Theatre Wells Fargo Foundation Lombardi’s Italian Restaurants + Newland Construction Anonymous (1) Microsoft Corporation Matching Gifts Program (DAF) Seattle Jewish Community Endowment Fund of the Northwest Theatre Press + $2,500 to $4,999 Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle (DAF) Pogacha of Issaquah + 90.7 KSER* T-Mobile Gift Matching Program (DAF) The Shubert Foundation CDK Global Matching Gift Program U.S. Bank Foundation Employee Matching Gift Program Snohomish County Hotel-Motel Tax Fund Coastal Community Bank William M. Zingarelli, P.S. Attorney At Law Henry M. Jackson Foundation $10,000 to $24,999 IBM Corporation Matching Grants Program $250 to $499 Black Label IT + Actors’ Equity Foundation Inc Scuttlebutt Brewing Company+ Break-Away Tours Dark Horse Printing Skyline Properties City of Everett Lodging & Tax Fund Goldfinch Brothers Start It! Foundation The Daily Herald* Kiwanis Club of Issaquah Valley Tulalip Tribes Charitable Contributions DCG ONE + Sound Spring Inc Tutta Bella Neapolitan Pizza + Everett Cultural Commission Vertical Gardens Northwest + Washington Trust Bank MarsJewett Financial Group Inc Windermere Foundation $100 to $249 The Morgan Fund The Apex Foundation Matching Gift Program National Endowment for the Arts $1,000 to $2,499 Bridge Animal Referral Ctr Redmonds Bar & Grill + AON Foundaton Employee Gift Match The Cambia Employee Giving Campaign Rowley Properties Bluewater Distilling + Corvette Marque Club of Seattle Schwab Charitable (DAF) Cogwheel Clinic for Neurodevelopment+ Eli Lilly & Co Foundation Matching Gifts Program Seattle Foundation giveBIG Community Foundation of Snohomish County Evergreen State Heat & Air Conditioning Shelter Holdings, LLC Peter F. Donnelly Merit Fund JPMorgan Chase Foundation Matching Gift & Volunteer Spectrum Controls, Inc. Elton Family Foundation Programs TechSoup.org + eQuality Images + Motter Snell United Airlines + Everett Tire & Automotive Salesforce.org U.S. Bank Foundation Harbour Pointe Orthodontics Shell Oil Company Foundation Matching Gifts Program Wells Fargo Private Bank & Wells Fargo Middle Market Humble Bee Books - Matt & Sandy Bench Banking Jean Johnson Productions + Up to $99 WildFin American Grill+ Levitate Gastropub + DonateWell / Good Done Great Marlow’s Fine Jewelry $5,000 to $9,999 EXXON Cultural Gift Matching Rotary Club of Issaquah Giving Assistant 425 Magazine* Temcov Foundation The Home Depot Matching Gift Program Bellevue Arts Commission Thrivent Choice Possible + Brent’s Fund for Disabilities of the Nysether Family United Way King County Donor Advised Funds Puget Sound Wildcare Foundation The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Clark Nuber P.S. + + Denotes a partial or full in-kind donation Vanguard Charitable Donor Advised Fund (DAF) Countryside Floral & Garden + * Denotes a media sponsorship

encoremediagroup.com/programs 19 Village Originals Members Raise the Paddle

Producers Circle Starring Members Gareth Freese Donors Amy Gibart Dan & Portia Anderson Members Carol C. Lee Kathleen Bemis & Don Blair Northwest Theatre Press Debra & Jenna Levin Alex & Heather Berry We would like to thank the following Ashley DeSimone Andrew Lum Steve Bolliger & Candace Smith Michael & Jennifer Godsey Lydia Rapidah & Bryce Johnson individuals for supporting our Village Aaron & Núria Coe Shawn Magraw Dick & Carroll Rehmke Shelly Coley-Donohue Originals Program by raising the paddle at Beth Moursund Milton John Ruppeck Lisa & Kevin Conner Mikel Poulsen Judi Schrager Village Theatre’s 2018 Auction and Gala Gene & Sandra Craig William & Brittany Rall Leslie Wisdom Catherine Crandell Tom & Cathy Saxton Mark Engelberg Phyllis & Donald Adams Kathy & Bob Lovejoy Anonymous (1) Individual Members Stephen D. Forman & Sarah L. Kevin & Pat Adderson Twyla & Tom Lucas Directors Circle Hayden Elissa Adams Amento Family Gabriel Lui Dean & Michel Frerker Shelley Anderson Dan & Portia Anderson Renee & Jeff Lund Members Faye & Richard Gillett Cliff Anderson Kyle & Carol Anderson Gerald & Patricia Magnani Loch Anderson & Allyn Shawn Magraw The Alhadeff Family Charitable Steven J. Hazlerig Patrick Theodore Ardinger Perkins Glenn & Dianna Mars Foundation Deanna & James Houck Eliot Berry Michael J. Angotti Joe & Mio Martinez Richard Baker Jean Johnson George Blume The Barr Family Kevin & Charlie Dennis & Aline Caulley Roger Klorese & David Haney Chris Brooks Bruce Beck & Ralph McCandlish Linda & Kevin Robert Cheung Dan Lamanuzzi Suzanne Calkins Johnson Jennifer McCoy & Jason Chico & Nellie Diaz John Maki Virginia Spiegel Criste Anne & Michael Bentley King The Emans Family Loyceta & Curtis Maslen Elizabeth Goertzel Chad Bentsen & Kristen Mike & Donna McCuen Laurie & Robert Flemer Kandi McLachlan David Ira Goldstein Allen-Bentsen Lisa & David McQueen Heather & Doug Goff Beth & Kevin Meidinger Debbie Herman Dennis & Aline Caulley William & Kristen Lissa & John Griffith Tami & Joe Micheletti Margaret Holsinger Jacky-Vy Chau McSherry Bruce & Emily Howard Walter & Karen Moore Lynn Juniel & Jason Weil Linda & Kevin Robert Beth & Kevin Meidinger Neil Hoyt & Donald Jenny Debbie & Pat Ostrander Donna Juniel Cheung Cristal & Kirk Meidinger Robb & Kathy Hunt Anne Taussig Melanie Kelsey Annie & Ethan Chin Lee & Samantha Meyrick Jill & Charlie Klinge Michael Phoenix & Eva Carlstrom Bret MacPherson Bob & Ann Christensen Amy & Carl Murray Gary & Marilyn Kneepkens Judi & Tom Rogers Ricky Mahadeo Lisa Church Chris & Lisa Nelson Twyla & Tom Lucas Chuck & Lynda Solter Noel Pederson Aaron & Núria Coe Debbie & Pat Ostrander Lynn G. Meyer Andy & Linda Symons Leslie Peng Michael & Cynthia Maggie & Clint Pehrson Tim & Lisa Nunn Anonymous (1) Lynda Rosendahl Coleman Leslie Peng Maggie & Clint Pehrson Lissa Rubin Lisa & Kevin Conner Matt & Wendy Poischbeg Judith & Ben Simmons Supporting Members John & Dorcy Seethoff Craft Architects PLLC Mikel Poulsen Alison & Doug Suttles Abby Seethoff Megan & Seth Adams Bob Davidson & Chris Hill William & Brittany Rall Byron & Maryann Sutton Rachel Spain Stephanie Alphier Tina Davis Lydia Rapidah & Bryce Ann & Greg Thornton Ann & Robert Stephens - The Kaelee Bolme Dennis & Deborah Johnson Steve & Wendy Tomkins Stephens Charitable Fund Eva-Lise Carlstrom & Michael Deyoung Jane Repensek Bruce & Peggy Wanta Sonya Stoklosa Phoenix Chuck Dennis Jan Roach Anne & Derek Watanabe Lynn Juniel & Jason Weil Aaron & Núria Coe Chico & Nellie Diaz Onti & Morris Rosen Rosemary & Ken Willman Judy Yu & Clay Hall Brenda Dittmore Scott & Danielle Ruthfield Joella Yoder Shana Doerr Chris Sailor Julie & Matt Eisenhauer John & Dorcy Seethoff A Village Originals Membership is a unique opportunity to experience the creation of a new musical throughout the The Emans Family Greg Serum development process. To learn more about becoming a member, please visit our website at VillageTheatre.org John & Marian Evans Chris & Kristina Shaffer or contact Tracie Mahadeo at (425) 392-1942 x151 or [email protected] Daniela Ferdico Roxanne Shepherd James & Krista Ferguson Christine A. Short David Flajole Tim & Katie Short Laurie & Robert Flemer Tom & Marion Skalley Aileen & Viggo Forde Mr. & Mrs. Bruce C. Smith Village Guardians Dan & Kim Foster Frank Stilwagner & Kurt Dean & Michel Frerker Dery Joseph Weber Barry & Amy Stoddard Jason Gaskill Alison & Doug Suttles Village Guardians are those who have remembered Village Theatre in their long-range Amy Gibart Dr. Michael & Peggy financial and estate plans, ensuring the artistic, creative, educational, and financial Steve & Hina Giese Swistak Saundra Cope & Walt Tim Symons strength of Village Theatre for future generations. Gillette Doug Taylor & Bob Mike & Allison Glover Ferguson Richard & Marianne Anderson Michael and Cheri Levy Estate gifts come in all sizes and include Heather & Doug Goff Clint E. Thayer & Douglas Michael Bauer Lynn G. Meyer gifts through wills, living trusts, and Dick & Jan Gram Peterson Alex & Heather Berry Maggie & Clint Pehrson beneficiary designations on retirement Lissa & John Griffith Ann & Greg Thornton L. Renee Briggs Sherry & Bill Picatti plan accounts and life insurance policies. Steven J. Hazlerig Steve & Wendy Tomkins Ladan Homayoon Marty & Nancy Waiss The Estates of Robert W. & Lois H. Gustav Raaum Other deferred gifts, such as charitable Carson & Laurie Hornor Bruce & Peggy Wanta Catterall The Estate of Eugene H. Radach gift annuities and charitable remainder Brandi & Jerry Huang Anne & Derek Watanabe Bob and Ann Christensen John Sager trusts, provide lifetime income for the Steve Huebner Joan & the late Craig M. Susan Gardner Christine Shuken theatre. Robb & Kathy Hunt Watjen Don Weston Mrs. T. A. Gildersleve Darlene Staats If you would like more information about Brandon Ivie Kim & Stacy Johnson Paul & Teri Whyatt The Estate of Stanley T. Harvey Tom & Connie Walsh the activities or how to become a Village Terry & Walt Jones The Williams Family Steven J. Hazlerig Herbert H.Warrick Family Trust Guardian, please visit VillageTheatre. Gerald & Joanne Herber The Estate of Dr. Albert Jason Judge & Jem Nathan Wilson org, go to the Donate tab and click on Hilborn Brian R. Yorkey In Memory of Julie Ann Hovind Watenpaugh “Other Ways to Give,” or contact Janell Becky & Thomas Kent- Nathan Young Bruce & Emily Howard The Estate of Ruth Sutton Waters Johnson at (425) 392-1942 x208 or Dobias Tara Young & Ron Robb & Kathy Hunt Mildred Windmiller [email protected] Jill & Charlie Klinge Palaniuk Karen & Jim Ilika Diane Woltz Gary & Marilyn Kneepkens Judy Yu & Clay Hall Jandl Family Fund Joella Yoder Bobbi Kotula Andrea & Chris Zachary D. Edward & Louise Jones Rhona Kwiram Buz & Sandy de Cillia Betty S. Kramer Ander Larson Anonymous (4) The Estate of Patricia Ann Marsh Carol C. Lee Stuart & Erin Linscott Pete Lorimer

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2018 INDIVIDUAL AND FOUNDATION DONORS GOLD CLUB $50K AND UP MARY PIGOTT; PETE AND JULIE ROSE $25,000 - $49,999 CARL AND RENEE BEHNKE; ALLAN E. AND NORA DAVIS; KATHARYN ALVORD GERLICH; PETER HORVITZ; JOHN GRAHAM FOUNDATION; JOSHUA GREEN FOUNDATION; NORCLIFFE FOUNDATION; NORMAN ARCHIBALD CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; MOCCASIN LAKE FOUNDATION; STEPHEN P. AND PAULA R. REYNOLDS; SATTERBERG FOUNDATION; MARY SNAPP AND SPENCER FRAZER; ANONYMOUS (1) CONDUCTOR’S CIRCLE $10,000 - $24,999 JUDI BECK AND TOM A. ALBERG; JIM AND GAYLEE DUNCAN; ELLEN FERGUSON; JON AND MARY SHIRLEY FOUNDATION; GLENN H. KAWASAKI FOUNDATION; DEBBIE KILLINGER; ED KIM AND SUSAN SHIN; THOM AND GWEN KROON; CHARLOTTE LIN AND ROBERT PORTER; SANDY AND CHRIS MCDADE; ALISON AND GLEN MILLIMAN; NEUKOM FAMILY; JUDY PIGOTT; CAROL AND DOUG POWELL; FAYE SARKOWSKY; CARLO AND LALIE SCANDIUZZI; MRS. THEILINE SCHEUMANN; SEQUOIA FOUNDATION; JAMES AND KATHERINE TUNE; LYNN HUBBARD AND DAVID ZAPOLSKY; ANONYMOUS (1) FIRST CHAIR $5,000 - $9,999 CHAP AND EVE ALVORD; BILL AND NANCY BAIN; BEEKS FAMILY LEGACY - FOUNDATION; STEVE BEHNEN AND MARY HORNSBY; MICHAEL AND ANNE BENTLEY; DAVID CORRY; CREELMAN FOUNDATION; BILL AND BECKY CURRY; PETER AND SUSAN DAVIS; KEVIN FOX; WILLIAM FRANKLIN; ROD FUJITA; LYNN AND BRIAN GRANT FAMILY; LENORE HANAUER FOUNDATION; RAY HEACOX AND CYNTHIA HUFFMAN; DAN AND LAURIE IVANOFF; LOEB FAMILY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; DANA AND ROGER LORENZE; BLANCHE AND STEPHEN MAXWELL; DOUGLAS AND JOYCE MCCALLUM; ANTHONY AND ERICA MILES; NESHOLM FAMILY FOUNDATION; HERB AND LUCY PRUZAN; ANN RAMSAY-JENKINS AND THE WILLIAM M. JENKINS FUND; DOYLE AND ALANE SIMONS, GRIDIRON CREEK FOUNDATION; BRAD SMITH AND KATHY SURACE-SMITH; TAGNEY JONES FAMILY FUND’ THE HUGH AND JANE FERGUSON FOUNDATION; TREELINE FOUNDATION; ANN P. WYCKOFF ENCORE $2,500 - $4,999 KIM A. ANDERSON; BOB AND CLODAGH ASH; ANTHONY AND KUMI BARUFFI; JOHN H. BAUER; CARLA AND BRAD BERG; SUSAN BROTMAN; ALAN BRUGGEMAN; SUE AND ARTIE BUERK; LYNN BURGESS; C. KENT AND SANDRA C. CARLSON; CHERYL CLARK AND STEPHAN COONROD; SAYANTANI MUKHERJEE AND MAYUR DESHPANDE; PATRICK AND MARLEEN DINEEN; REBECCA S. ENGRAV AND JOON-HO YU; ROBERT FLEMING; ERIC FREYBERG; RICHARD AND MARILYN HERZBERG; MARI HORITA; DAN AND CONNIE HUNGATE; DAVID JONES AND GRACE LAO; JANET WRIGHT KETCHAM FOUNDATION; CHRIS AND LINDA KOA; KAREN KOON; ALIDA LATHAM; MARIA MACKEY; KAREN AND RICK MCMICHAEL; LIAM LAVERY AND YAZMIN MEHDI; CHARLIE AND ELEANOR NOLAN; DOUGLAS E. & NANCY P. NORBERG; CHUCK NORDHOFF; KATIE O’SULLIVAN; LEIGH AND LOUISE RABEL; FRED RIVERA; STAN AND INGRID SAVAGE; KEITH SCHREIBER AND CLARE KAPITAN; JOHN S. TEUTSCH; RICH WALLIS; WATERBURY PHILANTHROPIC TRUST; GAIL AND BILL WEYERHAEUSER; ANONYMOUS

2018 CORPORATE DONOR LIST $10,000 - $24,999 AMAZON; CENTURYLINK; CLISE PROPERTIES INC.; COLUMBIA BANK; THE COMMERCE BANK OF WASHINGTON*; DAPPER + ASSOCIATES; DAVIS WRIGHT TREMAINE LLP*; THE DORSEY & WHITNEY FOUNDATION*; GMA RESEARCH CORPORATION; K&L GATES*; KEYBANK; KING COUNTY; MITHUN*; NORDSTROM, INC.; POP*; R.D. MERRILL COMPANY; REALNETWORKS FOUNDATION; SEATTLE OFFICE OF ARTS & CULTURAL AFFAIRS; SWEDISH ; U.S. BANK; UNION BANK $5,000 - $9,999 ALASKAN COPPER & BRASS COMPANY AND ALASKAN COPPER WORKS; BNY MELLON WEALTH MANAGEMENT; CAIRNCROSS & HEMPELMANN, P.S.; ERNST & YOUNG LLP; FOSS MARITIME COMPANY; FOX ROTHSCHILD LLP; FREMONT FOUNDRY EVENTS; GENSLER ARCHITECTS; GETTY IMAGES*; HD FOWLER; HYATT REGENCY SEATTLE, A HEDREEN PROJECT; KING 5 TELEVISION; PUGET SOUND BUSINESS JOURNAL; THE RUINS; SAFECO INSURANCE; SEATTLE BANK *includes employee workplace giving campaigns

$350,000 and up $100,000–$349,999 $75,000–$99,999

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$50,000–$74,999 $25,000–$49,999

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DESIGN BY Dapper + Associates encoremediagroup.com/programs 21 DONATE TODAY Mail to: Village Theatre You’reSING Invited itto the 303 Front Street N., Issaquah, WA 98027 ANNUALFORWARD AUCTION& GALA YES, I (we) wish to contribute ISSAQUAH SOIRÉE EVERETT SOIRÉE First Stage Theatre, Issaquah Cope Gillette Theatre, Everett $ to benefit Village Theatre. Friday,On October 19,the 2018 TownFriday, November 16, 2018 WITH Date of Gift Sing It Forward Soirée is an engagingVILLAGE Each THEATRE year, attendees enjoy a Silent Auction, and heart-warming fundraising event Dessert Dash, and an uplifting musical Name(s) to support Youth Education at Village 19presentation., 2018 During the Raise-The-Paddle Theatre. Now in its seventhAT THEMAY year, FAIRMONT Sing it OLYMPICportion HOTEL, of the evening, SEATTLE attendees are asked Address Forward expects to draw an audience of to make a contribution in support of Village 120, including businessTo purchase leaders, community tickets, or Theatre’smake a Youth contribution, Education Programs. With City/State/Zip philanthropists, and performingvisit arts VillageTheatre.orgthe help of generous sponsors, 100% of enthusiasts. Guests are invited to share the donations made during the Raise-The- Day Phone Evening Phone an evening of entertainment provided Paddle directly support Youth Education by students of KIDSTAGE classes and classes, productions, and scholarships. Email productions showcasing the impressive range of performance skills while learning To purchase tickets to Sing It Forward in Issaquah or Name as it should appear in Village Theatre programs Everett, visit villagetheatre.org, call (425)392-1942 x how their lives have been impacted by 116, or email [email protected]. Or I wish to be an anonymous donor. KIDSTAGE programs and scholarships.

I wish to decline donor benefits. PAYMENT OPTIONS Donate May 9th to ensure that Village Theatre continues Enclosed is a check payable to Village Theatre. to create BIG Dreams and provide BIG Entertainment. Please charge my credit card in full. You can begin prescheduling your donations on April 26. Please charge my credit card: #GIVEBIG Monthly Quarterly GIVEBIGseattle.org/villagetheatre Bi-Annually Other I would like to make a gift of stock. (Please be sure to notify us so we can allocate your gift to your account) I have instructed my broker to transfer ______sh. Your Support Makes a Difference of ______stock INSPIRE Since its inception in 1979, Village Theatre has become one of the nation’s premiere, fully producing regional theatres. Village Theatre is a to Village Theatre’s account at Fidelity Investments cultural haven for hundreds of thousands of people. We INSIPIRE with DTC # 0226, Account #Z72 - 303518, CREATE our professional Mainstage productions, we CREATE by developing new works in our Village Originals program, and we EDUCATE though our VILLAGE THEATRE, Attn: Robb Hunt. Youth Education & Outreach Programs. To grow and sustain these efforts Village Theatre needs your support. Your gift will impact lives for good EDUCATE through each of Village Theatre’s programs. ADDITIONAL GIVING OPTIONS My company will match my gift. HOW TO SUPPORT VILLAGE THEATRE My company will match volunteer hours. ONLINE: You can easily give online through our secure EMPLOYER MATCHING VOLUNTEER HOURS: Many website, VillageTheatre.org, by clicking on “Donate companies also match volunteer hours with monetary Now.” Please note: Your donation profile is linked to gifts to nonprofits. There are numerous events at Village Name of company your primary email address, which is used as a unique Theatre where you may volunteer, and your volunteer Matching form enclosed. identifier, linking your donation to your patron account. hours can turn into financial support for Village Theatre. Again, please contact your employer’s benefits or Matching will be done online. BY MAIL: Payments can be made by credit card or by human resources office for details. personal check payable to Village Theatre. Please mail to Please contact me about planned giving. Village Theatre, PO Box 2350, Issaquah, WA 98027. PLANNED GIVING: Become a Village Theatre Guardian Please contact me about Village Theatre’s by including a provision in your estate plans to leave a Endowment. STOCK TRANSFERS: A gift of stock is a simple and gift to Village Theatre through your will or living trust, excellent way to donate. Please consult with your IRA/retirement pension, insurance policy, charitable investment advisor, inform them of our investment remainder trust, or charitable lead trust. Please call (425) CREDIT CARD INFORMATION account number on the donation form, and send the 392-1942 x208 to let us know of your intentions. form to us so that we may allocate your gift to your Visa MasterCard American Express account. ENDOWMENT: Village Theatre’s Endowment Fund is a permanent, self-sustaining source of funding. EMPLOYER MATCHING GIFTS: You may double or Donations to the Endowment are permanently restricted even triple your contribution by taking advantage of and the Endowment assets are invested. Each year, a Card Number your company’s Matching Gifts program, where your portion of the interest earnings of the Fund is paid out employer may match your monetary gift to Village to support Village Theatre, and any earnings in excess Theatre. A list of current participating companies is of this distribution are used to build the Fund’s market Expiration Date on our website under “Other Ways to Give.” If you do value. Please call (425) 392-1942 x208 for details on not see your employer on our list, please contact your supporting the Endowment. benefits or human resources office for details.(Matching Name on card (please print) Gifts also count toward your total for benefit levels, CONTACT FOR MORE INFORMATION: please contact [email protected], call (425) 392-1942 x111, or go to entitling you to additional, exclusive donor advantages.) our website VillageTheatre.org/donate

Signature Village Theatre, located in Issaquah and Everett, is registered with Washington State’s Charities Program as required by law. Additional information is available at (800) 332-4483 and sos.wa.gov/charities. CLIP & MAIL 22 VILLAGE THEATRE ROBB HUNT Board of Directors (Executive Producer) helped found Village Beth Meidinger, President Dan Anderson Leslie Peng Theatre in 1979 and has Aaron Coe Matt Poischbeg Bruce Wanta, Past President Eric Emans Kevin Price been involved as J. Patrick Ostrander, Treasurer Amy Gibart William Rall producer for the theatre Heather Goff Lydia Rapidah ever since. Robb was an Jill Klinge, Secretary Tom Greenwood Joshua Rodriguez avid performer for many Leigh Flor, Vice President, Lynn Juniel John Seethoff years with experience as a principal actor and Board Development Lynnda Kilpatrick Ann Thornton dancer in several Puget Sound theatre Gerald Magnani Todd Thull Lissa Griffith, Vice President, companies. With a background in business, Lisa McQueen Derek Watanabe Board Operations Bill McSherry Judy Yu Robb was a strong hand as a consultant in Twyla Lucas, Vice President, Amy Murray the field of Arts Management; several of his Strategic Fundraising clients included The 5th Avenue, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Seattle Repertory Theatre, Seattle Symphony, The Emeritus Board Museum of Flight, The Carnegie, and San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Robb is D. Edward Jones Gary Kneepkens Peggy Swistak dedicated to commissioning and developing musicals and has been the driving force in the inclusion of new musicals in Village Theatre programming. He has collaborated on Village Theatre Staff the creation of productions such as Eleanor, Next to Normal, The Ark, and Making Tracks. ROBB HUNT Executive Producer JERRY DIXON Artistic Director Village Theatre has become an active ARTISTIC OPERATIONS Marion Skalley, member of the National Alliance for Musical Development Associate, Everett Brandon Ivie, Associate Artistic Director Erica Weir, General Manager, Theatre, and Robb has served on its New Tim Symons, Resident Music Director Everett Performing Arts Center Sara Behrman, Grant Writing Services Works committee and was on the Board of Jessica Spencer, Casting Director Robert Russell, MARKETING Facilities Manager, Issaquah Directors. He has served on the Board of PRODUCTION Jamie Lilly, Director of Marketing Theatre Puget Sound and as a peer panelist Patrick Ostrander, Administrative & Ann Reynolds, Communications Manager Jay Markham, Production Manager Development Assistant Noel Pederson, Marketing Associate and evaluator for the National Endowment for Caitlin McCown, Mike Tran, the Arts (NEA). Associate Production Manager Development & Finance Assistant Malie Fujii, Advertising & Marketing Coordinator Jessi Wasson, Company Manager Lyndsey San Sebastian, Bradley C. Bixler, Technical Director JERRY DIXON (Artistic AUDIENCE SERVICES Digital Media Manager Andre Burman, Adam Michard, Jennifer Nightingale Myers, Jana Rekosh, Graphic Designer Director). For Village Assistant Technical Directors Box Office Manager Lauren Wolbaum, Group Sales Theatre, has directed Stacey Garrett, Caitlin Swan, Nikita Amundsen, Stage Operations Supervisor Box Office Asst. Managers, Issaquah Irwin Michelman, Direct Sales The Full Monty, Show Representative Kayla Duncan, Production Coordinator Jeremy Dunn, Boat, and premieres of Brent Warwick, Resident Sound Designer/ Box Office Asst. Manager, Everett FINANCE & HR Take Me America, Great Master Sound Engineer Ashley Pempeit, Lead Audience Services Diane Wright, Director of Finance Kurt Conway, Master Sound Engineer, Representative, Everett Talie Johnson-Marghani, Wall, and A Proper Place. Everett Michelle Leco, Darcy Fugere-Mulrooney, Payroll & Accounting Specialist Dixon has developed, Natalie Kinsaul, Josh Blaisdell, Lauren Wolbaum, Audience Services Angela Newton, and directed world premiere productions of Lead Sound Engineers Representatives, Issaquah Senior Accounting Associate Haley Parcher, Swing Sound Engineer Ethan Ditto, Zoe Jovanovich, Audience Carrie Larson, HR Generalist Ferguson, Barnstormer, and Funked Up Fairy Paul Arnold, Master Electrician, Issaquah Services Representatives, Everett Kelly Haskins, Accounting Associate Tales. He has been a directing participant in Paul Sharp, Master Electrician, Everett Angela Snyder, Heather Berry, Accounting Associate the NYU Graduate Musical Theatre Writing Head of House Manager, Issaquah Steven Coney, Kcarie Ingerson, Sam YOUTH EDUCATION Program, Playwrights Horizons, Eugene O’Neill Izenman, Peter King, Kate Takata, Taylor Susan Hansen, Debbie Hinton, Marilyn Kati Nickerson, Director of Youth Whitmire, Staff Technicians Israel, Shannon Russell, Theatre Festival, and the National Alliance of House Managers, Issaquah Education & Community Outreach Patrick Sherman, Master Carpenter Musical Theatre (NAMT). Writing credits Chris Miles, Suzie C. Bixler, Justine Halsey Martin, Jason Tribby, Mark House/Rental Coordinator, Everett Associate Director of Youth Education include original songs for Laugh Whore Zetterberg, Lead Carpenters Jeffrey Aney, Nora Linderoth, Kathleen Janet Cole Hamilton, KIDSTAGE Education (Broadway & Showtime), USO, CBS, VH1, Chris Mikolaizik, Jeffrey Whitman Taylor, Podoll, House Managers, Everett & Outreach Manager, Issaquah Master Stage Carpenters Comedy Central, “The View”, and the original Brenna Anderson, Sara Hall, Callie Mejia Maurianna Zingarelli, KIDSTAGE Education Rachel Bennick, Properties Manager Lobby Attendants, Issaquah & Outreach Manager, Everett musical Guess Who’s Coming for Chitlins?. As Chloe Kirkwood, Properties Master Jeffrey Aney, Linda Baer, Andee Hansen, Casey Craig, Institute Manager, Issaquah an actor, Dixon starred on Broadway, in Tommy Price, Lead Properties Carpenter Jessica Low, Institute Manager, Everett Sarah Nightingale, Ryan Weir, original casts of Once On This Island, Five Julia B. Franz, Master Scenic Artist Lobby Attendants, Everett Joel Arpin, Rachele Wirrick, Lead Scenic Artist KIDSTAGE Production Manager, Issaquah Guys Named Moe, If/Then, and Off-Broadway Eve von Bleyle, Key Scenic Artist DEVELOPMENT Aaron Alonso, in Steve, Bright Lights Big City, and tick, tick… KIDSTAGE Production Manager, Everett Esther Garcia, Costume Shop Manager Frank Stilwagner, Director of Development Boom. Television and film credits include: Janell Johnson, Associate Development Ruthann Tacher, KIDSTAGE Registrar & Hannah Coleman, Coordinator, Issaquah “He’s With Me”, “Gotham”, “Everwood”, and Costume Shop Assistant Director: Endowment & Planned Giving Aileen Forde, Angela Linder, Youth Education “Peacemaker”. Dixon’s concert work includes: Brynne McKeen, Administrator, Everett Costume Design Assistant Development Manager, Everett Ayana Uriu, KIDSTAGE Production & guest soloist for Belgian, Taiwan, Kalamazoo Bobbi Kotula, Individual Giving Manager Andrea Herman, Cutter/Draper Program Assistant, Everett Symphony Orchestras, and directing Lincoln Megan Adams, Beth Gilroy, Tailor Sean Lally, Education Assistant, Issaquah Individual & Corporate Giving Manager Center’s American Songbook, for Tony-winner Samantha Shields, Crafts Danielle Franich, Penny McMillan-Hughes, Stitcher LaChanze, and Tony & Pulitzer Prize winners Event & Annual Fund Manager Karen Mears, Wardrobe Master, Everett & Brian Yorkey. Dixon credits Yorkey Tracie Mahadeo, Heather Andress, Donor Stewardship Manager & Kitt for introducing him to Village Theatre, Wardrobe Master, Issaquah Sue Short, some twelve years ago. The 2018-19 season Douglas Decker, Wig Master Donor Services & Database Specialist will mark Dixon’s first as artistic director.

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