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Edition 1 | 2019-2020 2 WHAT’S INSIDE BOARD OF TRUSTEES | 5 CAPA STAFF | 7 CAPA DONORS AND SPONSORS | 8 THE SECOND CITY’S GREATEST HITS | 16 WILD KRATTS LIVE 2.0 ACTIVATE CREATURE POWER! | 21 CHARLES DICKENS’ A CHRISTMAS CAROL | 22 DISNEY JUNIOR HOLIDAY PARTY! | 33 CAPA CORPORATE MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM | 34 ADVERTISING Onstage Publications 937-424-0529 | 866-503-1966 e-mail: [email protected] www.onstagepublications.com This program is published in association with Onstage Publications, 1612 Prosser Avenue, Kettering, OH 45409. This program may not be reproduced in whole or in part without written permission from the publisher. JBI Publishing is a division of Onstage Publications, Inc. Contents © 2019. All rights reserved. Printed in the U.S.A. 4 BOARD OF TRUSTEES OFFICERS EXTRAORDINARY SUPPORTERS Chair Richard Helmreich CAPA would like to graciously thank the Immediate Past Chair Michael Petrecca following for their outstanding support Treasurer & Vice Chair Stephanie E. Green of our mission. Vice Chair Lawrence L. Fisher Secretary Barbara B. Lach CAPA President & CEO Chad Whittington Trustees: Steven P. Brechter Nicole Callam Josh Corna Kristina Daiker David English Robert Falcone, M.D. John F. Finn Debra Griffin Stephen Ifeduba Linda Kaufmann Thomas R. Krouse T. Earl LeVere Julie M. Lynch Walden W. O’Dell Angela Pace Steve Parrish Amie Preston Ramona Reyes Toshia Safford Matthew J. Satterwhite Michael Schoedinger Susan Tomasky Laura Yaroma Sandra Zimmerman Emeritus: David Schoedinger Barbara B. Coons Fund, Robert Bartels Fund OHIO THEATRE PALACE THEATRE SOUTHERN THEATRE LINCOLN THEATRE McCOY CENTER FOR THE ARTS RIFFE CENTER THEATRE COMPLEX SHUBERT THEATRE (NEW HAVEN, CT) 55 EAST STATE STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO 43215-4264 614-469-1045 | fax 614-461-0429 capa.com 5 6 CAPA STAFF ADMINISTRATION OPERATIONS President & CEO Chad Whittington Vice President of Theatre Operations Todd Bemis Executive Vice President & Floating Director of Operations Charlie Marino Chief Strategy Officer Elfi Di Bella Stage Door Coordinator Jeff Dümmer Executive Assistant Arline Dimitri Director of Maintenance Phillip Hidy Maintenance Technician Steve Slivka DEVELOPMENT Lead Custodian Marlinda Miller Director of Development Barbara Markus Volunteer Coordinator Kristen Paige Director of Development Jessica Morris Volunteer Office Assistant Ireland Webb Director of Grants Judy Smith Food & Beverage Manager Doug Wiese Strategic Projects Director Tracy Moran Assistant Food & Beverage Manager David Sinclair Grants & Foundations Manager Susan Ropp Manager of Inclusion & OHIO THEATRE Community Development Diana Pagan Director of Operations Charles R.D. Hammerle, II Annual Fund Manager Beth Graham Head Carpenter Jason Gay Special Events Manager Julie Weeks Operations Desk Attendant Mary Manson Cecil Tessitura Project Manager Katie Cullen Operations Desk Attendant Jeremiah Long Grants & Development Assistant Emily Webb Operations Desk Attendant Judy Stein Donor Records Coordinator Devon Broderick Operations Desk Attendant Horacio D. Lerma Custodian Beverly Jones EDUCATION Custodian Curtis Almond Director of Education Amy Handra PALACE THEATRE FINANCE & HUMAN RESOURCES Director of Operations Mark Szwabinsky Staff Accountant Pam Ball Head Carpenter Kevin Campbell Chief Financial Officer John L. Callahan EADH Rex Buckingham GL Accountant Michael Daniels Custodian Frank Brown Controller Deanna Jones Staff Accountant Christina Davis RIFFE CENTER THEATRE COMPLEX Staff Accountant Linda Matheis Facility Coordinator Christopher Skinner Director of Human Resources Hillary Thompson Technical Director Keya Myers-Alkire Human Resources Manager Lauren Paxton Acting Head Carpenter Rex Buckingham Payroll & Benefits Accountant Chris Wallace Staff Accountant Shanna Young SOUTHERN THEATRE Director of Operations Christopher Skinner INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Head Carpenter Greg Bryan Director of IT David Davis EADH Paul Kavicky IT Technician Brian Kovats Custodian Christopher Weatherly IT Technician Joseph Mueller LINCOLN THEATRE MARKETING Executive Director Suzan Bradford Director of Marketing Kelly Boggs Technical Director James Cantrell Publicist Rolanda Copley Custodian Sabrina Dukes Broadway Marketing Manager Lisa A. Minken Assistant Technical Director Isaiah Schmackers Digital Marketing Manager Jennifer Nodjak Administrative Assistant Kevin Seals Digital Content & Video Specialist Lydia Miller House Manager Denise Hassel Marketing Manager Lydia Ohman Marketing Manager Scott Vezdos HOUSE MANAGERS Marketing & Hiba Abdouni Edwin C. Gilkey Jacqueline Dozier Content Creation Assistant Diana Verde Richard J. Bookshaw Richard Greene Ralls Art Director Sara Maassel David Butcher Victoria S. Hart Sandra A. Graphic Designer Lisa McLymont Deborah Corry Robyn Patrick Heard Rodenkirchen Design Assistant Stephanie Conner Theresa Couasnon James E. Heise Jodi B. Shultz Richard L. Council Helen Mckinley Robert T. Stant PROGRAMMING Mary M. Winter K. Mead Rita M. Stevenson Vice President of Programming Rich Corsi Cunningham John Nevergall Hollie R. Strauss Programming and Events Manager Craig Daniels Claudia J. Dinges Sharon L. Pendy Sandra D. Wilson Broadway Manager Elizabeth Lamont Ross A. Fillmore Venue Sales Assistant Elena Perantoni TICKET OFFICE ASSOCIATES TICKETING SERVICES Christine Baker Natalie L. Ferris Sebastián Muñoz Director of Ticketing Rhea Shaffer Karen L. Bovenizer Elizabeth Festi Mackenzie Peterson Assistant Director of Ticketing Roger Whitaker William E. Boyd Dawn M. Freese Brandon T. Smith Events Creation Manager Aylish Connolly Julia E. Buttermore Maya Gordon Jason Speicher Ticketing Specialist Beth Hayes Joseph Calmer Jennifer Beth Hayes Allison N. Walker Ticketing Specialist Brandon Smith Moneett M. Davis Kyle Johnson Bradley Keith Wees Mark D. Duellman Heather Kalman Abigail L. Zeszotek Melinda Faris Elise Joy Lawson 7 COMMUNITY PARTNERS Corporate, Foundation, & Government Support Key: + Capital Campaign / @ Education / * Gala July 1, 2018 – June 30, 2019 COMMUNITY PARTNERS $5,000-$9,999 $1,000-$2,499 BakerHostetler Acloche $100,000 + Broadway Across America * The Chester Family Foundation American Electric Duke’s Mayonnaise Burgerim Gourmet Burgers Power Foundation + Columbia Gas of Ohio and Bar The Columbus Foundation Columbus Partnership * CASTO Barbara B. Coons & Construction Systems, Inc. Columbus Public Health Robert Bartels funds Corna Kokosing Construction Co. * Columbus State Greater Columbus Arts Council * Denison University * Community College Nationwide Foundation+ Electrical Service Crabtree Insurance Inc. Ohio Arts Council Professionals, Inc. Daiker Law @ PNC Bank * John Gerlach & Company LLP * Donatos + State of Ohio + Ohio Commission on Franklin Park Conservatory * Minority Health OhioHealth $50,000-$99,999 Ohio Small Business Pat and Gracie’s Honda of America Mfg, Inc. +* Development Centers Huntington National Bank +* The Ohio State University UP TO $1,000 L Brands Foundation * Office of the President + Abbott Nutrition Nationwide Otterbein University @ Alexandra Ramos Agency LLC & Overmyer Hall Associates * Erie Insurance $25,000-$49,000 Barroluco Argentine Anonymous + PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP * Cameron Mitchell Restaurants City of Columbus + Schoedinger Funeral Service * Columbus City Schools Spanish Crane Group Co. + Team Fishel Immersion Academy Nationwide Insurance Tom E. Dailey Foundation + Columbus Crew SC PNC Foundation @ Wolfe Enterprises, Inc. * DACA Time $10,000-$24,000 $2,500-$4,999 Delk Counseling American Electric Power +* Bath Fitter Dublin Cleaners & Battelle Memorial Institute +* Boost Mobile New Albany Cleaners Big Lots, Inc. * Crabbe, Brown & James, LLP +* El Centro de Servicios Cardinal Health Foundation * Dawson Sociales Inc. Columbus Commons Ice Miller * Grange Insurance Companies + Danbert, Inc. @ Installed Building Products Homes on the Hill CDC Dorothy E. Ann Fund MetroPCS Inspire Elementary School Fifth Third Bank * Mount Carmel Health System L Brands * G & J Pepsi-Cola Bottlers, Inc. The Ohio State University Maryhaven, Inc. Kimball Midwest * Department of Spanish Nationwide Foundation McGohan Brabender * & Portuguese In Recognition of Debra Griffin NiSource + OSU Wexner Medical Center Ohio Department of Ohio Health * Nationwide Children’s Hospital Administrative Services, Equal Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP * Rosati Windows Opportunity Division PVS Chemicals State Farm Mutual Automobile OSU Center for Ethnic Studies Reinberger Foundation + Insurance Co. OSU Office of Diversity SWACO Vorys Sater Seymour & Pease LLP and Inclusion White Castle Management Co. @ Our Lady of Guadalupe Center at Catholic Social Services St. Vincent Family Center Tortilla Walnut Township Local Schools 8 INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS APA is grateful to the following friends and investors who have generously given to our annual Cfund, ongoing capital projects, education programs, and/or 50th Gala Celebration. To join this wonderful group, please contact Beth Graham at (614) 719-6718 or [email protected] Key: + Capital Campaign / @ Education / * Gala July 1, 2018 – June 30, 2019 INDIVIDUAL DONORS $10,000+ Anonymous George S. Barrett +@* Elfi Di Bella +* Bebe & John Finn +* Larry & Marion Fisher @* Heather Grant & Michael Petrecca +@ Mike & Linda Kaufmann @ Hattie and Robert Lazarus Fund of The Columbus Foundation +* Meuse Family Foundation @ Cindy G. Owens @ Lee Shackelford Family Fund of Thomas A. Griesemer In Memory of Stewart Owens The Columbus Foundation @ Debra Griffin + Joan & Steve Parrish * John and Victoria Hart Fund of Andrew Poczik + Ruth Tallman Pifer
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