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CINDERELLA, October 20-25, 2015 • The official playbill of the Tennessee Performing Arts Center
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ROBYN GOODMAN JILL FURMAN STEPHEN KOCIS
EDWARD WALSON VENETIAN GLASS PRODUCTIONS THE ARACA GROUPCAIOLA PRODUCTIONS ROY FURMAN PETER MAY/SANFORD ROBERTSON
JAMES SPRY ERIC SCHMIDT BLANKET FORT PRODUCTIONS
PRESENT
MUSIC BY RICHARD RODGERSLYRICS BY OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II
NEW BOOK BY DOUGLAS CARTER BEANEORIGINAL BOOK BY OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II
STARRING
KAITLYN DAVIDSON ANDY HUNTINGTON JONESWILL BLUM KIMBERLY FAURE AYMEE GARCIA
BLAKE HAMMOND CHAUNCEY PACKERAND
BLAIR ROSS LIZ MCCARTNEY
CHIP ABBOTT ADRIAN BAIDOO SUMMER BROYHILL AUDREY CARDWELL CODY DAVIS RACHEL FAIRBANKS ALEXANDRA FROHLINGER JORDANA GROLNICK LAURA IRION
ERIC ANTHONY JOHNSON BEN LANHAM LAUREN LUKACEK SEAN SEYMOUR LAUREN SPRAGUE PAIGE WILLIAMS TANNER RAY WILSON THAD TURNER WILSON JOHN YI
SCENIC DESIGN COSTUME DESIGN LIGHTING DESIGN SOUND DESIGN
ANNA LOUIZOS WILLIAM IVEY LONG KENNETH POSNER NEVIN STEINBERG HAIR AND WIG DESIGN MUSIC DIRECTOR AND CONDUCTOR MUSIC COORDINATOR PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER
PAUL HUNTLEY VALERIE GEBERT HOWARD JOINES SETH F. BARKER CASTING TECHNICAL SUPERVISOR TOUR BOOKING AGENCY ASSOCIATE CHOREOGRAPHER
CINDY TOLAN LARRY MORLEY THE BOOKING GROUP LEE WILKINS ADAM CALDWELL ASSOCIATE PRODUCER MARKETING DIRECTION PRESS COMPANY MANAGER GENERAL MANAGER
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CAST(in order of appearance)
Ella .....................................................................................................................................................................KAITLYN DAVIDSON Woodland Creature ...................................................................................................... AUDREY CARDWELL, LAUREN SPRAGUETopher ..................................................................................................................................................ANDY HUNTINGTON JONES Lord Pinkleton ..................................................................................................................................................CHAUNCEY PACKER Sebastian ............................................................................................................................................................BLAKE HAMMOND Marie ....................................................................................................................................................................... LIZ McCARTNEY Jean-Michel ................................................................................................................................................................... WILL BLUM Madame .........................................................................................................................................................................BLAIR ROSSGabrielle ............................................................................................................................................................... KIMBERLY FAURECharlotte ................................................................................................................................................................. AYMEE GARCIA Fox..............................................................................................................................RACHEL FAIRBANKS, TANNER RAY WILSON Raccoon ..................................................................................................................................CHIP ABBOTT, LAUREN LUCKACEKFootman .........................................................................................................................................................TANNER RAY WILSONDriver ...........................................................................................................................................................................CHIP ABBOTTLady of Ridicule ...................................................................................................................................................LAUREN LUKACEKKnights, Townspeople, Lords & Ladies of the Court, Peasants .............................................................................CHIP ABBOTT,
ADRIAN BAIDOO, SUMMER BROYHILL, AUDREY CARDWELL, CODY DAVIS, RACHEL FAIRBANKS, ALEXANDRA FROHLINGER, LAUREN LUKACEK,
SEAN SEYMOUR, LAUREN SPRAGUE, PAIGE WILLIAMS, TANNER RAY WILSON, THAD TURNER WILSON, JOHN YI
SWINGSJORDANA GROLNICK, LAURA IRION, ERIC ANTHONY JOHNSON, BEN LANHAM
Dance Captain—ERIC ANTHONY JOHNSONAssistant Dance Captain—LAURA IRION
UNDERSTUDIESUnderstudies never substitute for listed performers unless
a specific announcement is made at the time of the performance
for Ella—AUDREY CARDWELL, RACHEL FAIRBANKS;for Woodland Creature—JORDANA GROLNICK;
for Topher—SEAN SEYMOUR, JOHN YI;for Lord Pinkleton—THAD TURNER WILSON;
for Sebastian—CODY DAVIS, CHAUNCEY PACKER;for Marie—LAUREN LUKACEK, LAUREN SPRAGUE;
for Jean-Michel—THAD TURNER WILSON, JOHN YI;for Madame—LAUREN LUKACEK, PAIGE WILLIAMS;
for Gabrielle—AUDREY CARDWELL, RACHEL FAIRBANKS;for Charlotte—SUMMER BROYHILL, ALEXANDRA FROHLINGER;
for Fox—JORDANA GROLNICK, LAURA IRION, ERIC ANTHONY JOHNSON, BEN LANHAM;
for Raccoon—JORDANA GROLNICK, LAURA IRION, ERIC ANTHONY JOHNSON, BEN LANHAM;
for Footman—ERIC ANTHONY JOHNSON, BEN LANHAM;for Driver—ERIC ANTHONY JOHNSON, BEN LANHAM;
for Lady of Ridicule—JORDANA GROLNICK, LAURA IRION
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The use of any recording device, either audio or video, and the taking of photographs, either with or without flash, is strictly prohibited.
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CAST
KAITLYNDAVIDSON
ANDYHUNTINGTON JONES
BLAIRROSS
LIZMcCARTNEY
WILLBLUM
KIMBERLYFAURE
AYMEEGARCIA
BLAKEHAMMOND
CHAUNCEYPACKER
CHIP ABBOTT
ADRIANBAIDOO
SUMMERBROYHILL
AUDREYCARDWELL
CODYDAVIS
RACHELFAIRBANKS
ALEXANDRAFROHLINGER
JORDANAGROLNICK
LAURAIRION
ERIC ANTHONYJOHNSON
BENLANHAM
LAURENLUKACEK
SEANSEYMOUR
LAURENSPRAGUE
PAIGEWILLIAMS
TANNER RAYWILSON
THAD TURNERWILSON
JOHNYI
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TPAC PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Kathleen W. O’Brien TPAC President and Chief Executive Officer
Welcome to the Tennessee Performing Arts Center, as we launch our 35th Anniversary Season of art, education and entertainment.
I often say that we want our programming to reflect the diverse cultural backgrounds, interests, and tastes of the people we serve. I’m proud we have accomplished that for the coming year with tremendous variety on our schedule of performances. Even more important, we’re offering diverse, unique learning opportunities through the five different programs of TPAC Education. I sincerely hope that you and the children who take part in TPAC Education programs will identify with the people, situations, and stories unfolding on the stage.
Our Broadway season, for example, includes familiar titles that provide instant connections, Motown the Musical chief among them. You already love the music. Now you can experience the story of Motown founder Berry Gordy and the label’s legendary artists. Favorite fairy tales come to life in Cinderella and Disney’s Beauty and the Beast. One of the most awarded shows in recent years is also on its way to TPAC — Roald Dahl’s Matilda, known for its appeal to both young people and adults. This is just a sampling of the diverse titles on tour to TPAC this season. Take a look at the entire season. What resonates with you? Where do you see yourself on our stage?
TPAC’s three resident companies — Nashville Ballet, Nashville Opera, and Nashville Repertory Theatre — make important contributions to the diversity of the programming at TPAC. Each produces an impressive body of work, from the classics to the cutting-edge. Our stages also host special engagements, a mix of comedy, music, magic, theatre, and even some lectures, including the annual TEDx event in the spring. You can choose from 500 performances, including the eclectic line-up of concerts at War Memorial Auditorium, the historic landmark across the street also managed by TPAC.
TPAC Education’s 2015-16 curriculum-based Season for Young People includes an assortment of work from Nashville and around the world. Tennessee is beautifully represented by the Fisk Jubilee Singers, two classics from Nashville Opera, and Stand from Writer’s Stage. In addition, Nashville Shakespeare Festival will tour to schools with Santiago Sosa’s Seeking Shakespeare, and students will see StudioTenn’s The Glass Menagerie in Franklin. The season features seven more performances, representing six different countries, from innovative adaptations of literature to a new piece exploring the experience of immigrants. As always, we provide study guides, lesson plans and other resources to participating teachers.
The upcoming season at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center has been scheduled with you and the children of our community in mind. We hope you all enjoy!
The Tennessee Performing Arts Center’s education program will present Me and My Shadow for family audiences at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, November 14, 2015, in James K. Polk Theater. Tickets for the 45-minute performance are $8 for children 10 and under and $12 for adults.
This lighthearted, award-winning work from Patch Theatre Company in Adelaide, Australia, celebrates the curiosity and creativity of
children as a young girl makes friends with her shadow. While geared to ages 4-8, older children and adults enjoy the action and amazing special effects in the unique play.
Me and My Shadow is one of the diverse productions featured in the 13-performance schedule of TPAC Education’s
“Annual Season for Young People,” which brings students from across Tennessee to weekday matinees.
Tickets are on sale now and may be purchased at TPAC.org, by phone at 615-782-4040, and at the TPAC Box Office, 505 Deaderick Street, in downtown Nashville. A limited number of “pay what you can” tickets will be available at the box office through the day of the performance. With a minimal contribution to TPAC Education, which manages five arts-in-education programs, patrons may gain admission for up to eight people based on an honor system of what they can afford to pay.
For more information on the art, education, and entertainment waiting for you and your community at TPAC, pick up a brochure in the lobby or visit TPAC.org
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MUSICAL NUMBERSACT I
Overture ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... OrchestraPrologueRocky Glen “Me, Who Am I?” ................................................................................................................................Topher, Sebastian, Lord Pinkleton, Knights, PagesOutside the Cottage “In My Own Little Corner” .............................................................................................................................................................................................. EllaThrone Room of the Royal PalaceTown Square “Now Is the Time” ..............................................................................................................................................................................................Jean-Michel “The Prince Is Giving a Ball” ...................................................................... Lord Pinkleton, Townspeople, Madame, Charlotte, Gabrielle, Ella, MarieInside the Cottage “Cinderella March” ................................................................................................................................................................................................ OrchestraOutside the Cottage “In My Own Little Corner” (Reprise)/“Fol-De-Rol” ............................................................................................................................................ Ella, Marie “Impossible” .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... Marie, EllaFlight to the Castle “It’s Possible” ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... Marie, EllaBallroom “Gavotte” ................................................................. Sebastian, Topher, Lord Pinkleton, Madame, Charlotte, Gabrielle, Lords & Ladies of the Court “Ten Minutes Ago” ...............................................................................................................................................................................................Topher, Ella “Cinderella Waltz”.................................................................................................................................................................................................. Orchestra “Ten Minutes Ago” (Reprise) .............................................................................................................................Topher, Ella, Lords & Ladies of the CourtPalace Steps
ACT IIEntr’acte ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... OrchestraPalace Steps “Stepsister’s Lament” ...........................................................................................................................................................Charlotte, Ladies of the CourtForest “The Pursuit” ..................................................................................................Topher, Lord Pinkleton, Lords of the Court, Pages, Ella, Footman, DriverInside the Cottage “When You’re Driving Through the Moonlight” ....................................................................................................... Ella, Madame, Charlotte, Gabrielle “A Lovely Night” ........................................................................................................................................................... Ella, Madame, Charlotte, Gabrielle “A Lovely Night” (Reprise) ...............................................................................................................................................................................Ella, GabrielleForest “Loneliness of Evening” ......................................................................................................................................................................................Topher, EllaThroughout the Kingdom “The Prince Is Giving a Ball” (Reprise) ......................................................................................................Sebastian, Lord Pinkleton, Heralds, MadameInside the Cottage “There’s Music in You” ...................................................................................................................................................................................................MariePalace Steps “Now Is the Time” (Reprise) ............................................................................................................................................................ Jean-Michel, Gabrielle “Do I Love You Because You’re Beautiful?” .....................................................................................................................................................Topher, EllaPalace “Ten Minutes Ago” (Reprise) .................................................................................................................................................... Topher, Ella, The CompanyRoyal Gardens “Finale” ................................................................................................................................................................................................ Marie, The Company
ORCHESTRAMusic Supervisor—DAVID CHASE
Music Director/Conductor—VALERIE GEBERTAssistant Conductor/Keyboard—BRUCE BARNES
Keyboard 1—JESSE WARKENTIN
Music Copying—JOANN KANE MUSIC SERVICE/RUSSELL BARTMUS, MARK GRAHAMOrchestration Reduction—JASON HOWLAND
Music Programming—MYSTL MUSIC AND HIRO IIDA Music Coordinator—HOWARD JOINES
Additional Orchestrations by Bill Elliott, Doug Besterman and Larry Hochman.Additional lyrics by Douglas Carter Beane and David Chase.
THE CINDERELLA TOURING MUSICIANS WELCOME LOCAL MUSICIANSWHO WILL BE PLAYING AT ALL PERFORMANCES IN NASHVILLE.
Concertmaster–AMY HELMANFlutes–DIANE CRAIG
Clarinets–MATT DAVICHFrench Horn–HARRY DITZEL
Trombones–BILL HUBERTrumpets–MICHAEL ARNDTPercussion–RON SORBOViolin II–PATTI RUDISILL
Viola–DEDE BESSERCello–NICHOLAS GOLDBass–ERIC STEPHENS
Musical Contractor–PAUL ROSS
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WHO’S WHO IN THE CASTKAITLYN DAVIDSON (Ella). Broadway: Cinderella; Nice Work If You Can Get It (original cast/Asst. Dance Captain). National tour: White Christmas (Judy Haynes). Regional: Marriott Lincolnshire, Pioneer Theater Company, Maltz Jupiter, Pittsburgh CLO, MTWichita, KC Starlight and many more. Training: B.F.A.: CCM. Thanks to Mark, Adam, DGRW, Mom, Dad and Alex. kaitlyn-davidson.com.
ANDY HUNTINGTON JONES (Topher). Broadway: Cinderella (OBC), Bullets Over Broadway (OBC). International tour: West Side Story. Regional: The Muny, NSMT, Maltz Jupiter. TV: “Today Show,” “Late Night with David Letterman,” “Tony Awards” (2013, 2014). Proud graduate of The University of Michigan. Thanks to the whole Cinderella team. It’s possible! @ajonestweets.
LIZ McCARTNEY (Marie). Broadway: Annie, The Phantom of the Opera, South Pacific, Mamma Mia!, Taboo, Thoroughly Modern Millie, The Dance of the Vampires, Les Misérables. National tours: The Little Mermaid, Wicked, The Phantom of the Opera, Les Misérables, The Rocky Horror Show. Regional: Ever After, The Little Mermaid, Sweeney Todd, Working, Pirates, Souvenir.
BLAIR ROSS (Madame) was most recently seen on Broadway in the revival of Side Show, directed by Bill Condon. Other Broadway: Jekyll & Hyde, 42nd Street. Regional: La Jolla Playhouse, The Old Globe, Goodspeed, Walnut Street, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Kennedy Center, Ford’s, etc. TV and lots of commercials. Education: Vassar College.
WILL BLUM (Jean-Michel). Broadway: The Book of Mormon, Grease. National tour: Hair, Elf: The Musical, Grease and Seussical. Regional: Harmony, Little Shop of Horrors, The 25th Annual…Spelling Bee, Jesus Christ Superstar, Sweet Charity, A Funny Thing…Forum, Big River and Floyd Collins. B.F.A. from The Boston Conservatory. Instagram: @willblum.
KIMBERLY FAURE (Gabrielle). Broadway: Cinderella, Bullets Over Broadway, Nice Work If You Can Get It, Anything Goes, Bells Are Ringing. Regional: MTW. Film/TV: HBO’s “Show Me a Hero,” “Elementary,” “Step Up.” OCU Grad. Thanks and endless love to my family, the Cinderella team, HCA, MTW, and OCU. I love you Danny Baer. @kimfoura
AYMEE GARCIA (Charlotte). Credits: Shrek The Musical (Mama Bear/Gingy) Broadway/Tour, Avenue Q Broadway, Les Misérables (Madame Thenardier) Broadway/Tour. TV: Trixie on “Lazytown” and Smooch in “It’s a Big Big World.” Thanks to Adam Caldwell, Penny Leudtke, Cindy Tolan, Robyn Goodman. Love to Jade and Ruby, this is for you.
BLAKE HAMMOND (Sebastian). Broadway: First Date; Sister Act; Elf; Billy Elliot; Hairspray; The Lion King; The Music Man; On the Town; Kiss Me, Kate. Off-Broadway: 5. Tours: 7. Regional: Williamstown, Kennedy Center, Ahmanson, Coronet, Northlight. Many TV/film credits includ ing web series “Then We Got Help.” Awards: Carbonell, LA Critics, After Dark, Indy Soap.
CHAUNCEY PACKER (Lord Pinkleton, u/s Sebastian). National Tours: The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess, directed by Diane Paulus. Chauncey has performed operatic roles in Porgy & Bess, La Boheme and others in the US and abroad. Special thanks to family and friends.
CHIP ABBOTT (Raccoon, Driver, Ensemble). Broadway: On the Town (OBC). Other: Radio City Christmas Spectacular (NYC), Joseph…Dreamcoat (national tour), teacher at Broadway Dance Center. OCU grad. Love to Eric, Mom, Pops, Josh, Lee, and MSA!
ADRIAN BAIDOO (Ensemble). National tour debut! Off-Broadway: Pirira. Regional: MUNY, MTWichita, WVPT. TV: “Royal Pains.” University of Michigan graduate. Endless gratitude to Cinderella team, Henderson Hogan, family, friends and teachers! Twitter/Instagram @AdrianBaidoo.
SUMMER BROYHILL (Ensemble, u/s Charlotte). Broadway: Hairspray. N.Y.C.: The Independents, Killer Therapy. Regional: The Last Five Years (Cathy), Tarzan (Jane), Oklahoma! (Laurey/Dream Laurey). Love and thanks to casting, creatives and my miraculous family. summerbroyhill.com.
AUDREY CARDWELL (Ensemble, u/s Ella, Gabrielle). Tours: Anything Goes (first national), Elf. Regional highlights: Muny, NSMT, Houston TUTS. Proud graduate of Penn State, B.F.A. Musical Theatre. Endless love to the Cinderella team, DGRW, family and Andy. @akatcard.
CODY DAVIS (Ensemble, u/s Sebastian). Broadway/NYC: Cinderella, Lady, Be Good (Encores!). Tour: White Christmas. Regional: MTWichita, PA Shakes, Infinity Theatre Company. University of Michigan graduate. Love to Cindy team, family, and friends. Glory to God!
RACHEL FAIRBANKS (Ensemble, u/s Ella, u/s Gabrielle) is a Boston native. Favorites include Young Elise/Patton (First Wives Club), Cinderella (Into the Woods, PCS), Ariel u/s (The Little Mermaid, NSMT) among others. For my family.
ALEXANDRA FROHLINGER (Ensemble, u/s Charlotte). Selected credits: Broadway: Soul Doctor. National tours: West Side Story (“Anybodys”). TV: “Triple Sensation” (CBC). Training: B.F.A. Boston Conservatory, Royal Winnipeg Ballet. Gratitude to Cinderella team and my Family. For Baba.
JORDANA GROLNICK (Swing). National tour debut! Jordana is a recent graduate of the University of Michigan Musical Theatre program. Regional: The Muny. Endless gratitude to my family, the Cinderella team and MT14.
LAURA IRION (Assistant Dance Captain, Swing). Broadway: Cinderella (OBC). National tour: West Side Story (u/s Anybodys). Regional: Muny, NSMT. BFA University of Michigan. Gratitude to CTG and my loving friends and family. Go Blue! @misslaurai
ERIC ANTHONY JOHNSON (Swing/Dance Captain). Tours: West Side Story, Evita, Elf, Miss Saigon. Regional: ART, Kennedy Center, Music Circus, KC Starlight. Love and thanks: Josh, Lee, Adam, Cinderella team, Chip and family. B.F.A. Boston Conservatory.
BEN LANHAM (Swing): Dance graduate, Oklahoma City University. Thrilled for his first national tour! International: West Side Story (European tour). Regional: MUNY, MTWichita, LyricOK. Thanks blocNYC, family and friends for unending support! @benlanham_NYC.
LAUREN LUKACEK (Raccoon, Lady of Ridicule, Ensemble, u/s Madame, u/s Marie). International tour: My Fair Lady (u/s Eliza). Regional: The Sound of Music (Maria), White Christmas
(Betty), Beauty and the Beast (Babette), NMST, Ogunquit. B.F.A. Boston Conservatory. For my family and Tao.
SEAN SEYMOUR (Ensemble, u/s Topher). National tour debut! Recent Michigan grad. Favorite roles: Marius (Les Misérables, Michigan), Mark (A Chorus Line, NCT), Eugene (Grease, MUNY). Thanks to Adam Caldwell, CTG and my amazing family. seanmatthewseymour.com.
LAUREN SPRAGUE (Ensemble, u/s Marie). Tours: Wizard of Oz, La Cage… NYC: Castlewalk (Ginger Rogers). Regional: Goodspeed, NSMT, PCLO, NCT, Maltz-Jupiter, Cape Playhouse. CCM grad. Thanks to Cinderella team, DGRW, my family and husband Michael!
PAIGE WILLIAMS (Ensemble, u/s Madame). OCU dance grad. Regional credits: Paper Mill Playhouse, Cape Playhouse and MTWichita. Tours: Mary Poppins (second national). Radio City Christmas Spectacular, Rockette (N.Y.C. and Nashville). Love to Marva!
TANNER RAY WILSON (Fox, Ensemble) is thrilled to be a part of Cinderella! National tour: Elf the Musical. Other favorites include Mary Poppins and White Christmas. Love to: Family, Elon and CESD. Instagram: @tannerizzle.
THAD TURNER WILSON (Ensemble, u/s Lord Pinkleton, u/s Jean-Michel). B’way/N.Y.C.: Billy Elliot, Radio City Christmas Spectacular. Tour: Billy Elliot, The Producers. B.F.A.: CCM. Birmingham, Ala., native. Thanks to Adam Caldwell, love to family and my Michelangelo.
JOHN YI (Ensemble, u/s Topher, u/s Jean-Michel). N.Y.C./international tour: Behind The Painting, KPOP, Oliver!, Miss Saigon. Regional: Goodspeed, PCLO. B.F.A., Elon. Proud TFA alum. Love and gratitude to God, family, friends, Harden-Curtis and the Cinderella family! @mrjohnyi.
RICHARD RODGERS + OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II (Music, Lyrics & Original Book). After long and highly distinguished careers with other collaborators, Richard Rodgers (composer, 1902–79) and Oscar Hammerstein II (librettist/lyricist, 1895–1960) joined forces in the early ’40s to create the most successful partnership in the American musical theater. Oklahoma! (1943), the first Rodgers & Hammerstein musical, was also the first of a new genre, the musical play, blending Rodgers’ sophisticated style of musical comedy (which he had perfected in a 25-year partnership with lyricist Lorenz Hart) with Hammerstein’s innovations in operetta (conceived in collaboration with such composers as Sigmund Romberg, Vincent Youmans, Rudolf Friml and Jerome Kern). Over the next 16 years, R&H wrote eight more Broadway musicals: Carousel, Allegro, South Pacific, The King and I, Me and Juliet, Pipe Dream, Flower Drum Song and The Sound of Music. They wrote one movie musical, State Fair, subsequently adapted to the stage, and one for television, “Cinderella.” First broadcast live with Julie Andrews in 1957, remade with Lesley Ann Warren (1965), and again with Whitney Houston and Brandy (1997), R&H’s Cinderella made her Broadway debut in 2013.
DOUGLAS CARTER BEANE (New Book). Musicals: The Band Wagon (Encores), Cinderella (Tony nom., Best Book), Lysistrata Jones (Tony nom., Best Book), Sister Act (Tony nom., Best Book) and Xanadu (Tony nom., Best Book; Drama Desk Best Book; Outer Critics Circle Best Musical). Plays: Shows for Days (Lincoln Center), The Nance, The Little Dog Laughed (Tony nom., Olivier nom., GLAAD Media Best Play), As Bees in Honey Drown (Outer Critics Circle Award), Mr. & Mrs. Fitch, Music From a Sparkling Planet, The Country Club, Advice From a Caterpillar, The Cartells. Opera: Die Fledermaus (Met). Revues: White Lies, Mondo Drama. Screenplays: To Wong Foo, Thanks
for Everything! Julie Newmar; Advice From a Caterpillar. TV: “The Nance” (PBS). Upcoming: Fairycakes, Robin Hood. Life: Husband Lewis Flinn, son Cooper, daughter Gabrielle.
MARK BROKAW (Director). Broadway: Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella, The Lyons, After Miss Julie, The Constant Wife, Reckless, Cry-Baby. New York premieres include works by Douglas Carter Beane, David Auburn, Lynda Barry, Eric Bogosian, Charles Busch, Julia Cho, Lisa Kron, Kenneth Lonergan, Craig Lucas, Nicky Silver, Paula Vogel and Wendy Wasserstein. Regional includes Yale Rep, Guthrie, Seattle Rep, Center Theatre Group, Huntington, La Jolla, Steppenwolf, Sundance Theatre Lab, Kennedy Center Sondheim Celebration and the O’Neill Theatre Conference. He has directed at London’s Donmar Warehouse and Menier Chocolate Factory, Dublin’s Gate Theatre and the Sydney Opera House. Mark is the artistic director of the Yale Institute for Music Theatre. Artistic associate: Roundabout Theatre.
JOSH RHODES (Choreographer). Broadway credits include First Date and Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella (Outer Critic Circle, Astaire Award and Drama Desk nominations). Other stage credits include Company starring Neil Patrick Harris, Sweeney Todd starring Emma Thompson and Sondheim’s 80th Birthday Concert for The New York Philharmonic and PBS. Steve Martin’s Bright Star (Old Globe). Broadway: Three Generations (Kennedy Center), On the Town (L.A. Philharmonic), Working (Old Globe, the Broadway Playhouse in Chicago and the Drama Desk Award-winning production at the Prospect Theater in New York).
LEE WILKINS (Associate Choreographer) was the associate choreographer on the Broadway productions of First Date and Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella as well as Company starring Neil Patrick Harris and Sondheim! The Birthday Concert (Avery Fisher Hall and on PBS), On the Town (Los Angeles Philharmonic) and most recently Bright Star (The Old Globe).
JENIFER FOOTE (Associate Director). Associate Director/Choreographer credits: The Cradle Will Rock starring Patti LuPone (The Acting Company), Sweeney Todd starring Emma Thompson (Avery Fisher Hall, PBS), Rock of Ages (national tour), Elf (Paper Mill Playhouse). Broadway acting credits: Follies, ...Drood, Rock of Ages, A Chorus Line, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Dracula, Annie Get Your Gun.
ANNA LOUIZOS (Scenic Design) received Tony nominations for The Mystery of Edwin Drood (2014), In the Heights (2008) and High Fidelity (2007). Broadway: Honeymoon in Vegas, Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella, The Performers, Irving Berlin’s White Christmas, Avenue Q, Curtains, Baby It’s You!, All About Me, To Be or Not to Be, Steel Magnolias, Golda’s Balcony. Off-Broadway: Sons of the Prophet; Speech and Debate; Altar Boyz; tick, tick…BOOM! Regional: Irving Berlin’s Holiday Inn, Fly, the Musical, It Shoulda Been You, Disney’s Aladdin, Winnie The Pooh and The Perfect Day. Art direction: “Sex and the City” (HBO).
WILLIAM IVEY LONG (Costume Designer) won the 2013 Outer Critics Circle, Drama Desk and Tony awards for Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella. 70 Broadway shows, 13 Tony Award nominations, 6 wins. Mr. Long was inducted into the Theatre Hall of Fame in 2006 and elected Chairman of the American Theatre Wing in 2012. williamiveylong.com.
KENNETH POSNER (Lighting Design) has more than 50 Broadway play and musical theater credits. He designs extensively off-Broadway, for resident theaters and touring productions throughout the United States as well as internationally. Selected Broadway credits: Kinky Boots, Pippin, If/Then, Hairspray, Catch Me If You Can, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Legally Blonde, The Coast of Utopia—Shipwrecked,
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CINDERELLA SynopsisACT I
in a faraway forest, a young woman named Ella does chores for her stepmother, Madame, while wishing the world would be as beautiful as it appears. Meanwhile, Prince Topher struggles with
his purpose in life though he is soon to become king. After defeating a beast in battle, Prince Topher stumbles upon Ella in front of her home. He commends Ella after witnessing her kindness to a homeless
woman named Marie. Prince Topher and his advisor Sebastian return to the palace as political radical Jean-Michel arrives and begins sharing his ideas about the problems between the rich and the poor. Madame and her daughters, Gabrielle and Charlotte, return from shopping. Jean-Michel offers a book to Gabrielle, but Madame rejects the gift. Jean-Michel instead offers Ella the book, and through the pages, Ella dreams of life beyond her rags. At the palace, a ball is planned to find Prince Topher a wife. The upper crust of society are excited, but Jean-Michel rallies the poor to do something. After Madame and the stepsisters leave their house for the ball, Marie magically reveals herself as Ella’s Fairy Godmother and sets a plan in motion for Ella to attend the ball. With beautiful glass slippers, animals magically transformed into royal attendants, and a carriage made from a pumpkin, Ella attends the ball transformed and unidentifiable. A royal game of “Ridicule” is played at the ball, in which people trade insults and complaints. Ella plays against Ma¬dame, but instead of swapping insults, she compliments Madame. The court is surprised and confused by this concept of kindness, and the palace fills with warmth and joy. Prince Topher becomes smitten with her. Just as they are about to share a kiss, the clock strikes midnight, and Ella tells Prince Topher that his people are suffering and that he must do something. Ella leaves and drops one of her glass slippers.
ACT IIWhile Prince Topher searches for Ella, Charlotte is left at the palace. Eventually, Madame and her daughters return home, and as they discuss the evening, Ella describes how she would imagine the evening. Charlotte, Gabrielle and Madame join in, dreaming about a true love. That night, Gabrielle and Ella bond over their secrets: Ella was the girl at the ball, and Gabrielle is in love with Jean-Michel. At the castle, Prince Topher is sullen and demands a banquet be held to find Ella. News spreads, and as the women at Madame’s prepare, Gabrielle pretends to be sick so she can help Jean-Michel at a soup kitchen. She also offers her dress to Ella for the banquet. Madame and Charlotte race off to the banquet, while Jean-Michel arrives to pick up Gabrielle. They are interrupted by Madame returning home unexpected. She banishes Gabrielle from the house and rips up Ella’s borrowed dress. Ella’s Fairy Godmother visits again and encourages Ella to believe in herself. She transforms Ella’s torn-up dress into a beautiful gown and sends her off to the banquet. There, Ella finds Prince Topher and shares with him that the poor are heading to the palace soon. When the poor arrive, Prince Topher is inspired by their concerns and decides that there will be an election to elect the first Prime Minister of the kingdom. With all this excitement, Prince Topher and Ella question their newfound love, but the clock strikes twelve and Ella must run again. The next day, Lord Pinkleton announces the election and search for Ella are in full swing. Ella appears in her normal, ragged clothes, and Prince Topher permits her to try on the slipper. He is ecstatic when it fits and proposes to Ella. And everyone lives happily ever after.
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Other Desert Cities, Harvey and Wicked. He is the recipient of the Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Critics’ Circle and OBIE awards.
NEVIN STEINBERG (Sound Design) was nominated for a Tony Award for his work on the Broadway production of Cinderella. Recent Broadway: Mothers and Sons, The Performers and Magic/Bird at the Longacre Theatre. Audio consultant for Carnegie Hall’s Isaac Stern Auditorium. More than 30 Broadway productions as a former founding principal of Acme Sound Partners and five additional Tony nominations for The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess, Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo, Fences, Hair and In the Heights.
PAUL HUNTLEY (Hair/Wig Design). London-born Paul Huntley has worked on hundreds of Broadway shows, including the original productions of Amadeus, Cats, Evita, Les Misérables, The Producers and Hairspray. A recipient of Drama Desk and Tony Awards, his recent projects include The Mystery of Edwin Drood, The Heiress and Nice Work If You Can Get It.
DAVID CHASE (Music Adaptation, Supervision & Arrangements) has been Music Director, Supervisor and/or Arranger for nearly 30 Broadway productions (most recently: Nice Work, How to Succeed…, Anything Goes, Billy Elliot, Evita). Music Director/Arranger for NBC’s live broadcasts of “The Sound of Music” and “Peter Pan.” Also: Guys and Dolls (West End), Boston Pops (Twelve Days of Christmas), Kennedy Center Honors (Barbara Cook). Upcoming: Finding Neverland. Musical training: Biology degree from Harvard University.
DANNY TROOB (Orchestrations). His career as a musician includes composing, orchestrating and conducting. Some early credits: Pacific Overtures, The Baker’s Wife (Dance Music), Big River (Music Supervision, Drama Desk Award winner). Orchestrated the animated features Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin and Pocahontas. More recently, Newsies and Aladdin on Broadway, The Little Mermaid worldwide and Dr. Zhivago, opening on Broadway in 2015. It is a thrill to have a Richard Rodgers score to orchestrate.
VALERIE GEBERT (Music Director/Conductor). National Tours: Wicked, The Addams Family, The Lion King and Lion King Las Vegas, Cabaret, The Sound of Music, The Fantasticks, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Regional: Berkeley Rep, California Music Theatre, St. Louis Rep & MUNY, North Shore Music Theatre, Paper Mill Playhouse.
BRUCE BARNES (Assistant Conductor/Keyboard). Broadway: Peter Pan. Off-Broadway: Nunsense, Peter and the Wolf, Everything the Traffic Will Allow. National Tours: Peter Pan; Camelot; Kiss Me, Kate; Cabaret; Cats. International: West Side Story, Lincoln Center’s “Meet the Artist.” Regional: North Shore, The Cape, Paper Mill, Westport and Ogunquit playhouses.
HOWARD JOINES (Music Coordinator). Credits include Bullets Over Broadway; Aladdin; A Night With Janis Joplin; Matilda; Scandalous; Chaplin; Ghost; How to Succeed…; Promises, Promises; Bye Bye Birdie; Grease; The Times They Are A Changin’; Dirty Rotten Scoundrels; Bare; Now.Here.This. Conductor/percussionist: Matilda, Billy Elliot, …Scoundrels, Never Gonna Dance, Flower Drum Song, The Full Monty, …Superstar, Miss Saigon, Les Misérables, Singin’ in the Rain, The King and I, Cleavage, Radio City. For Robin and Taylor.
CINDY TOLAN & ADAM CALDWELL (Casting). Broadway: Cinderella, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Betrayal, Macbeth, The Performers, Lysistrata Jones, Relatively Speaking, That Championship Season, A View From the Bridge, All My Sons, Xanadu, Avenue Q, Medea, A Year With Frog and Toad. Film includes This Is Where I Leave You, Beasts of the Southern Wild, Blue Valentine, It’s Kind of
a Funny Story, Letters to Juliet, Sugar, The Private Lives of Pippa Lee, The Darjeeling Limited, The Namesake, Sherrybaby, Kinsey, The Ballad of Jack and Rose, Personal Velocity, Casa de Los Babys.
LARRY MORLEY (Technical Supervisor) is pleased to have been a part of the Broadway community for more than 35 years. Broadway credits include Gentleman’s Guide To Love and Murder, End of the Rainbow, Hair, Next to Normal, Equus, Journey’s End, Driving Miss Daisy, Merchant of Venice. Larry also supervises productions of the Radio City Christmas Spectacular both in NY and on tour.
SETH F. BARKER (Production Stage Manager) is grateful to be taking the first national tour of Cinderella around North America. Previous Tours include: first national of War Horse, Blue Man Group, Hairspray, Rent and Cirque du Soleil’s Big Top show Corteo. Many thanks for the continued LOVE and support from his parents, Mike and Barbara.
PAIGE GRANT (Stage Manager). Credits include Jersey Boys first national tour, War Horse North American tour. New York: To Be or Not to Be and From Up Here with Manhattan Theatre Club. Las Vegas: Jersey Boys. Regional: La Jolla Playhouse, California Shakespeare Theatre. B.F.A. Cincinnati College—Conservatory of Music. Love and thanks to Mom in Washington and friends across the country.
MARGOT WHITNEY (Assistant Stage Manager). Credits include War Horse national tour, Signature Theatre Company, NY Stage and Film, La Jolla Playhouse and Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati. Other: Virginia Opera, Cincinnati Opera, Cincinnati Ballet. B.F.A. University of Cincinnati—College Conservatory of Music. Love and thanks to family and friends.
DENNY DANIELLO (Company Manager). National Tours: Anything Goes starring Rachel York, West Side Story, Grease with Taylor Hicks, The Drowsy Chaperone with Georgia Engel, Sweet Charity starring Molly Ringwald, Little Women starring Maureen McGovern, Ann-Margret in The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas. For my amazing nephews Dylan and Rocco!
RICHARDS/CLIMAN, INC. (General Manager), founded in 1997 by David R. Richards and Tamar Climan. Current: You Can’t Take It With You, It’s Only A Play, Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella. Past Broadway/Tours: All The Way, Anything Goes, August: Osage County, The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess, The Glass Menagerie, Twelve Angry Men, Annie.
ALLIED LIVE (Marketing and Press) is a full-service marketing and advertising agency representing Broadway shows, national tours, performing arts institutions and experiential entertainment entities. Current clients include Blue Man Group, The Book of Mormon, Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella, Elf, Kinky Boots, Mamma Mia!, Motown the Musical, Once, Peter and the Starcatcher and Irving Berlin’s White Christmas.
THE BOOKING GROUP (Tour Direction) (TBG) is Broadway’s premiere booking agency representing more than 18 Tony Award-winning best musicals and plays since its inception in 1996. TBG has booked several long-running tours such as the “Best Musical of the Century” The Book of Mormon, the most Tony Award-winning musical in history Mel Brooks’ The Producers, the worldwide hit Mamma Mia!, and the groundbreaking musical Rent. TBG is committed to bringing the best of Broadway to North America and beyond.
ROBYN GOODMAN (Producer/Aged In Wood) produced two Tony Award-winning musicals, Avenue Q and In the Heights. Also, Altar Boyz, tick, tick…BOOM!, High Fidelity, American Idiot and West Side Story. Plays include Bengal Tiger at the
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Baghdad Zoo, Metamorphoses, Red Light Winter, Steel Magnolias and 50 productions as Founder/Artistic Director of Second Stage Theatre. Currently she is the Consultant and Artistic Producer of the Underground Series at Roundabout Theatre Company and Executive Producer of The Bucks County Playhouse.
JILL FURMAN (Producer) received the 2008 Tony Award for Best Musical for In the Heights. Other Broadway credits include Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella, The Heiress, Seminar, West Side Story, The Drowsy Chaperone, Sly Fox and Fortune’s Fool. Off-Broadway credits include On the Line and Adult Entertainment. Jill also produces the hip-hop comedy group Freestyle Love Supreme, both a live show and a tv series, currently airing on the Pivot Network. In 2011 Jill received the Robert Whitehead Award for Outstanding Achievement in Commercial Theatre Producing. Member: National Board of Review of Motion Pictures.
STEPHEN KOCIS (Producer) is Vice President of Aged In Wood, LLC, a Broadway production company which has been involved in such hits as Avenue Q and In the Heights (both recipients of the Tony Award for Best Musical). Other Broadway credits include Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo, American Idiot, Barefoot in the Park (Assoc. Prod.) and Steel Magnolias (Assoc. Prod.). Off- Broadway: Altar Boyz; tick, tick…BOOM! General Manager: The Performers. He is also a Producer at the historic Bucks County Playhouse in New Hope, Pa., celebrating its 75th Anniversary season.
EDWARD WALSON (Producer). With a background in CATV ownership and programming, is now dedicating his time to producing independent films and theater. His Broadway credits include Relatively Speaking, Cinderella, Big Fish, Bullets Over Broadway and An American In Paris (pre-production). Film credits: City Island, Blue Jasmine, Magic in the Moonlight and Time Out of Mind. He is also an active supporter of EJAF, amfAR, T.J. Martell Foundation and law enforcement.
VENETIAN GLASS PRODUCTIONS (Producer). Double Gemini Productions: Carl Moellenberg (six Tony Awards, 35 shows) and Wendy Federman (three Tony Awards, 34 shows); Sharon A. Carr (Time Stands Still, Scottsboro Boys, Bullets, Trip to Bountiful, Pippin, AP Bucks County Playhouse); Ricardo Hornos (Broadway: Evita, The Heiress, Argentina: Steady Rain, Good People); Jamie deRoy (three Tony Awards: Gentleman’s Guide, Vanya and Sonia…, Norman Conquests, 30+ shows); Richard Winkler (four Tony Awards: Norman Conquests, La Cage aux Folles, Memphis, Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike); Broadway Consortium: Van Dean (one Tony Award/five nominations, ten shows); Dan Frishwasser (three Tony Awards, 14 shows, six films).
THE ARACA GROUP (Producer). Founded in 1997 by partners Matthew Rego, Michael Rego and Hank Unger, the Araca Group produces and merchandises live entertainment and theatrical events on Broadway and around the world. For more information, please visit araca.com.
CAIOLA PRODUCTIONS (Producers). Caiola Productions LLC; they are also owners of B&L MGMT, a family owned Manhattan real estate firm. Broadway: Godspell, The Heiress, Glengarry Glen Ross, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Tony Award), All the Way (Tony Award). This season: It ’s Only A Play, The Elephant Man. Rose is artistic director of Manhattan Movement & Arts Center. Off-Broadway: co-author/producer, Freckleface Strawberry the Musical. Thanks to Bettina and the late Benny Caiola for making everything possible.
ROY FURMAN (Producer). Currently on Broadway: The Book of Mormon, Cinderella, It’s Only a Play, This Is Our Youth. Upcoming: The Last Ship, A Delicate Balance, Elephant Man, An American in Paris. Best Musical/Play Tony winners:
A Raisin in the Sun, The Book of Mormon, In the Heights, The History Boys, Spamalot, Fosse, War Horse. Co-founded investment firm Furman Selz; now Vice Chairman, Jefferies LLC; Vice Chairman, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts; and Chairman Emeritus, the Film Society of Lincoln Center.
PETER MAY (Producer) is president of Trian Partners and an avid Broadway fan and investor. Productions include Grace and Fortune’s Fool (Producer), Sweet Smell of Success (Assoc. Producer), Book of Mormon, Annie, Evita, West Side Story and many others.
SANFORD ROBERTSON (Producer) is a San Franciscan who debuted as a producer in 2011–2012 with three productions (Evita, Nice Work If You Can Get It and The Heiress). His past interest has been in sponsoring musical theatre at two universities, Michigan and Northwestern.
JAMES SPRY (Producer). Broadway productions include Cinderella (Tony nomination), The Heiress, Seminar (co-producer), Jerusalem, War Horse, Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Next Fall (Tony nomination), 33 Variations. Film: Sumi (Executive Producer). Other: President of Loralee Foundation.
BLANKET FORT PRODUCTIONS (Producer), founded in 1983, is beginning its fourth decade of off-the-wall entertainment. Past productions include Legally Blonde on Broadway as well as regional productions of My Fair Lady, The Phantom Tollbooth and The Pushcart Wars. While working to bring elephant polo, Dairy Queen and cinema to the shores of Megunticook, we’re thrilled to be involved with this production.
CHARLES SALAMENO (Associate Producer) studied at Boston University and went on to work with venture capital firm Penny Black LLC, before pursuing theatre production. As he continues with Penny Black, he works to combine his two passions: finance and the arts.
PRODUCTION STAFF FOR CINDERELLA
GENERAL MANAGEMENTRICHARDS/CLIMAN, INC.
David R. Richards Tamar ClimanHeather Allen Joe Christopher Aaron DiFrancia
Joe Kane Amanda Nelson Emily Zeck
COMPANY MANAGERDenny Daniello
Assistant Company ManagerJose Solivan
PRODUCTION MANAGEMENTLarry Morley
TOUR PRESS AND MARKETINGALLIED LIVE
Laura Matalon Marya PetersSarah Dahlberg Jacqueline Smith
Doug Blemker Mary Alyce Blum Andrew DamerJohn Gilmour Jennifer Gallagher Meghan McDonald
Anne Dailey Meyer Anne Waisanen
GENERAL PRESS REPRESENTATIVESam Rudy Media Relations
Shane Marshall Brown
TOUR DIRECTIONTHE BOOKING GROUP
Meredith Blair Kara Gebhartthebookinggroup.com
CASTINGCindy Tolan Adam Caldwell
Cynthia Degros Jenny Ravitz
PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER ........................................ Seth F. BarkerStage Manager .......................................................................... Paige GrantAssistant Stage Managers .................................................Margot Whitney
Amy Steinman
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AGED IN WOOD, LLCProducer ............................................................................ Robyn GoodmanProducer ................................................................................. Stephen KocisDirector of Creative Development ..........................................Josh Fiedler
CREDITSScenery built by Hudson Scenic Studio. Automation by Hudson Scenic Studio. Lighting equipment from PRG Lighting. Sound equipment from PRG Audio. Carriage, horses and pumpkin by Costume Armor. Flying by Foy. Costumes by Euro Co Costumes Inc., Jennifer Love Costumes, Parsons-Meares Ltd., Prince Armory, Tricorne Inc, Dallas Theater Center Costume Shop, Deanna Rowe, Katrina Patterns. Millinery by Rodney Gordon Millinery. Dance shoes by TO Dey, LaDuca, World Tone. Undergarmets and hoisery by Bra*Tenders. Custom painting by Jeff Fender Studio. Custom jewelry by Lawrence Vrba. Special thanks to David Kaley. Props by Prop n Spoon and BrentBri Properties. Emergen-C by Alacer Corp.
Cinderella’s Glass Slippers Designed by
STUART WEITZMAN
Souvenir merchandise designed and created byTHE ARACA GROUP
Performance rights to: Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella are licensed by R&H Theatricals:
rnh.comTo learn more about Cinderella and Rodgers & Hammerstein
visit rnh.com, or on Facebook atfacebook.com/rodgersandhammerstein,
or on Twitter: @RnH_Org
Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella rehearsed at theGIBNEY DANCE CENTER.
Make-Up Designer ..........................................................Angelina AvalloneAssociate Director ................................................................... Jenifer FooteAssistant Director/ Drama League Directing Fellow ........................... Michael LeibenluftAssistant Choreographer ........................................................Kirstin TuckerDance Captain ........................................................ Eric Anthony JohnsonAssistant Dance Captain ............................................................Laura IrionAssociate Scenic Designer ......................................................Hilary NoxonAssistant Scenic Designers .................................................. Aimee Dombo,
Todd PotterAssistant Costume Designer ..................................................Cathy ParrottWilliam Ivey Long Studio Director .................................... Donald SandersCostume Shoppers ............................................................... Emily Winkour,
Jessica Coley-MitchellAssociate Lighting Designer ......................................................John ViestaAssistant Lighting Designer ..................................................... Nick SolyomProduction Electrician ........................................................ James MaloneyAssociate Production Electrician ............................................Ron SchwierMoving Light Programmer........................................................ Hillary KnoxAssociate Sound Designer ..................................................... Jason CrystalAssistant Sound Designer ....................................................... Janie BullardProduction Sound Engineer .................................................. Jake ScudderProduction Properties Supervisor ........................................Emiliano ParesAssociate Wig & Hair Designer ................................ Giovanna Calabretta
Head Carpenter .............................................................. David “Pfish” TerryAssistant Carpenter ................................................................. Sarah WalkerFlyman ........................................................................................Chris WeberHead Electrician............................................................................Billy PatonAssistant Electrician/Moving Lights....................................Wade AcevedoAssistant Electrician/FOH ........................................Patrick Medlock-TurekHead Sound Engineer .........................................................Mackenzie EllisAssistant Sound Engineer .................................................... Emery Roth IIIHead Properties ........................................................................Glenn BelferAssistant Properties ..............................................................Sara A. SchultzWardrobe Head ......................................................................Eugene LauzeAssistant Wardrobe ............................................................... Virginia PhillipsHair Supervisor ........................................................... Jason Michael Torres“Ella” Dresser .............................................................. Kaitlin May SaltzmanProduction Assistants .......................................................Jenny Ainsworth,
Genevieve Kersh, Amy Steinman
Orchestration Reduction ....................................................Jason HowlandMusic Programming ..........................................Mystl Music and Hiro IidaMusic Copyists .................................................Joann Kane Music Service
Russell Bartmus, Mark GrahamAdvertising .......................................................................................... SpotCo
Drew Hodges, Jim Edwards, Tom Greewald,Stephen Santore, Ilene Rosen, Corey Schwitz
Marketing and Promotions .........................................SpotCo/Nick Pramik,Kristen Rathbun, Julie Wechsler
Interactive Marketing ................................................. Situation InteractiveDamian Bazadona, John Lanasa,
Chris Powers, Joaquin Esteva, Mollie ShapiroBanking .................................................................................Signature Bank
Mary Ann Fanelli, Margaret MoniganInsurance. .....................................................................DeWitt Stern Group
Peter Shoemaker, Anthony PittariAccountants ...................................................... Fried & Kowgios CPAs LLPComptroller ...................................Galbraith & Company/Sarah GalbraithTravel Agency ...............................................Tzell Travel/Andi & Alan HenigHousing/Ground Transportation ...............................................Road Rebel
Jennifer Barthell, Laura Gonzalez, Dana TunMerchandise Managers .................................Catherine Leib, April GauppPhysical Therapy ............................ NEURO TOUR Physical Therapy, Inc.Medical Doctor. ............................................................Thomas Myers, MDLegal Counsel ................................................... Levin Plotkin & Menin LLP
Loren Plotkin, Conrad Rippy, Susan Mindell, Daniel Watkins, Hailey Ferber
Payroll ............................................................... Checks and Balances, Inc.Production Photographer .......................................................Carol RoseggVideo Production ..............................................HMS Media/Matt Hoffman
Backstage and Front of the House Employees are represented by the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (or I.A.T.S.E.).
The Director and Choreographer are members of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, Inc., an independent national labor union.
United Scenic Artists represents the designers and scenic painters for the American Theatre.
The Press Agents and Company Managers employed in this production are represented by the Association of Theatrical Press Agents & Managers.
The actors and stage managers employed in this production are members of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States.
This production is produced by a member of The Broadway League in collaboration with our professional union-represented employees.
The musicians employed in this production are members of the American Federation of Musicians.
TPAC Board member Eddie George with April Gunter, TPAC Education 2015 Teacher of the Year
THANK YOU
Title Sponsor TPAC Gala 2015
“Our partnership with Delta Dental of Tennessee is exciting for us on a number of levels. Delta Dental is an outstanding company — a respected corporate leader with a mission of service to both its constituents and our community at large,” said Kathleen O’Brien, TPAC’s President and Chief Executive Officer.
“We’ve enjoyed an active, creative partnership, even producing a video together to illustrate how the arts provide powerful tools for teaching. ‘Brushing is Fun’ features our teaching artists in Head Start classrooms served by TPAC Education’s program for preschool children. It’s just one of the many fun and educational resources for families on the company’s website. We sincerely appreciate Delta Dental of Tennessee’s second year title sponsorship of Gala. TPAC is truly honored to have such an amazing and generous sponsor.”
DeltaDentalTN.com
Brenda Corbin, Courtney Corbin-Simon, Susan Short Jones
Cherry Jones, Kathleen O’Brien Photo by Mimosa Arts
TPAC Board member Reggie Hill has known Cherry Jones since childhood
Photo by Mimosa Arts
Chancellor Nicholas Zeppos, Cherry Jones, Eva-Lena Cody and TPAC Board members John Cody and Eddie George Photo by Mimosa Arts
Marci and Stephen Houff
Phil and Brenda Wenk, Andy and Martha Beasley. Dr. Wenk is a TPAC Board member and the President and Chief Executive Officer of Delta Dental of Tennessee.
TPAC GALA 2015At its annual Gala on Saturday, August 29, 2015, the Tennessee Performing Arts Center presented the Applause Award, its highest honor, to Vanderbilt University and Cherry Jones for their contributions to the arts. The theme for the festive event was the hit show Motown the Musical, playing TPAC February 16-21 in the HCA/TriStar Health Broadway at TPAC series.
Co-Chairs for the event were Brenda Corbin, Susan Short Jones, and Courtney Corbin-Simon. Additional leadership included Janet and Jim Ayers who hosted the Patron Party at FirstBank; Julie Boehm; Phillipe Chadwick; Bob Deal; and Milton White.
TPAC presented Applause Awards to Vanderbilt University and Cherry Jones for the leading roles they play in the advancement and vitality of the arts, in Nashville, Tennessee, and worldwide.
Vanderbilt University has been a strong supporter of TPAC and its education program since its opening in 1980. In addition to remarkable arts initiatives on campus and service to the community, Vanderbilt has partnered with TPAC on “InsideOut of the Lunchbox,” an adult enrichment series which has consistently filled to capacity for more than 10 years.
Cherry Jones is widely regarded as one of the most distinguished artists appearing on Broadway today, in addition to her prolific work in film and television. The Paris, Tennessee, native received two Tony Awards — for The Heiress and Doubt — and an Emmy Award for playing the president of the United States in the television series 24. Watch for her upcoming role in the new film about Hank Williams. Cherry loudly celebrates her Tennessee roots and credits her community for teaching her and encouraging her aspirations in the arts.
Delta Dental of Tennessee was the title sponsor of Gala 2015. Additional sponsors included Adams and Reese, BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, Jack and Barbara Bovender, Corrections Corporation of America, Community Health Systems, Delek US, Dollar General, HCA/TriStar Health, Medhost, Nissan North America, Premiere Properties Group, Privileged Journeys, and Vanderbilt University.
Photos by Peyton Hoge Photography unless otherwise indicated.
TPAC Board Chairman Dale Allen with his wife Julie and Sara and Larry Stessel, a TPAC Board member.
Kathleen O’Brien, TPAC President and Chief Executive Officer, and Chancellor Nicholas S. Zeppos, Vanderbilt University
Representative Charles and Nancy Sargent, Erica Work, TPAC Board member Nathan Poss
Jason Bradshaw, Ginger Kelly, Bob Deal
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The Tennessee Performing Arts Center is an accessible facility with a variety of services. For more information,
see page 64 of this playbill or visit TPAC.org.
BULLETS OVERBROADWAY
NOVEMBER 10-15, 2015Hailed by Time Magazine as “Musical Theatre Gold!,” Bullets Over Broadway is a hilarious musical comedy about an aspiring young playwright in 1920s New York who, in desperate need of financial backing for his latest drama, is forced to cast a mobster’s talentless girlfriend. Written by Woody Allen, with original direction and choreography by Susan Stroman, and based on the acclaimed film by Woody Allen and Douglas McGrath, Bullets Over Broadway is loaded with big laughs, colorful characters, and the songs that made the '20s roar, including “Tain’t Nobody’s Biz-ness If I Do,” “Let’s Misbehave,” “I’m Sitting On Top Of The World,” and “Runnin’ Wild.” With its sensational choreography, Bullets Over Broadway is bringing musical comedy back with a bang.
Tickets on sale now at TPAC.org, by phone at 615-782-4040, and at the TPAC Box Office, 505 Deaderick Street, in downtown Nashville.
For group tickets, please call 615-782-4060.
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Cinderella matinee, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2015
american sign language: Rebecca Collins and Karin Kalodimos
audio description: Mona Barzopen captioning: Tennessee Captioning
The Tennessee Performing Arts Center is an accessible facility with a variety of services. For more information,
see page 64 of this playbill or visit TPAC.org.
Premier Partners ($100,000+)
Signature Partners ($50,000+)
Broadway Series Title Sponsor:
Sustaining Partners ($25,000+)
Contributing Partners
The Tennessee Performing Arts Center gratefully acknowledges
2015-16 SPONSORS
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who participated in TPAC’s Group Sales programs and purchased tickets by OCTOBER 6, 2015.
AbenityMrs. Allison BarberiAlison WinsteadAllstate InsuranceAlma LondonMs. Amy DonnafieldAngela PriceAngela SmithAngie SlocumAnn Carroll School of DanceMrs. Ashley TurnerAvenue BankAveritt ExpressAyers Group TravelBelmont UniversityMs. Betty Jean AllgoodBRAVO TPACMr. C. Nelson BaileyC TechCapshaw Elementary SchoolCassidy HockadayCaterpillar FinancialCentennial HealthcareCentennial Shared ServicesCornerstone Senior ServicesCracker BarrelCumberland UniversityDana DilgerMrs. Deborah C. BransfordDeloitte
Diana Rae’s Voice & Performance Studio
Dollar GeneralEmdeonEntelliment LLCFranklin School of
Performing ArtsGenescoGilda’s ClubGirl Scout Troop 01424Girl Scout Troop 226Girl Scouts of
Middle TennesseeHCA Inc.Head Middle Magnet SchoolHeather WallHeritage Homeschool TutorialMr. Jack GilletteMrs. Janice GawJeanie and Kristin LunaMrs. Judith W. SullivanMs. Julie GildJunior League of NashvilleMs. Karen ThompsonKennedy North Blvd GroupKristy and Jeff OldhamThe Lampo GroupMrs. Lauren SullivanLifewayLily Lohora
Lipscomb AcademyMandi AshleyMiss Marisa HopkinsMr. Mark FloydMrs. Mary Lou BallMayfield Independent
School DistrictMcMurray Middle SchoolMEDHOSTMrs. Melissa D. NolanMetro NashvilleMr. Michael FittsMiddle TN State UniversityMotlow State
Community CollegeNashville Chamber
of CommerceNashville Christian SchoolNashville City ClubNashville Convention &
Visitors CorporationNashville Homeschool
CalendarNashville LibraryNashville State
Community CollegeNissan North AmericaO’More College of DesignPaula KingRachel RushMr. Randall Held
Ms. Reca BarwinRegions BankRockvale Middle SchoolRyman Hospitality PropertiesMs. Sandy HubbardSherry JohnsonSkyline Medical CenterSociety of Women
Engineers, WichitaSt. Lukes Community HouseMs. Susan KulpTennessee Bureau
of InvestigationMrs. Tiffani BowersTN Latin American
Chamber of CommerceTodd NelsonTPAC EducationTPAC Friends & FamilyTrevecca Nazarene UniversityVanderbilt Medical CenterVanderbilt UniversityWallerWatkins College of Arts,
Design & FilmWest Harpeth
Christian TutorialWhitver AcademyYoung Professionals
Chamber of Nashville
BULLETS OVER BROADWAY roars into TPAC November 10-15!
Bring a group of 10 or more to the show The New Yorker exclaims as, “a Fun Machine from Start to Finish!” Loaded with big laughs, colorful characters, and the songs that made the ’20s roar, Bullets Over Broadway is bringing musical comedy back with a bang.
Time Magazine says it’s “Musical Theatre Gold!”
Group tickets start at $20.00. Visit TPAC.ORG/GroupReservations or call 615-782-4060 to reserve your seats today.
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TPAC gratefully acknowledges the following organizations and individuals for gifts and pledges received from October 2014 – October 2015.
These gifts support TPAC Education, performing arts programs, and special projects. For more information about donor benefits and sponsorship opportunities, or to notify us of any errors or omissions, please contact TPAC Development at 615-687-4315.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS C. Dale AllenBarbara T. BovenderJohn CodyRonald L. CorbinElizabeth S. CourtneyAnsel L. DavisEmanuel J. EadsRod EssigEddie GeorgeJ. Reginald HillMartha R. IngramDr. Nola JonesTracy KaneChristine KarbowiakBill LynchMelvin J. MaloneMarcus McKameySherri NealNathan PossJim SchmitzLarry StesselAndrew TaviRhonda TaylorClaire TuckerDr. Philip WenkGail Carr WilliamsUzi Yemin
GOVERNMENT, CORPORATE, AND FOUNDATION CONTRIBUTORS as of October 6, 2015
$50,000+Bank of AmericaCMA FoundationThe Community Foundation of
Middle TennesseeDelta Dental of TennesseeHCA Foundation on behalf of HCA and the TriStar Family of HospitalsMetro Nashville Arts CommissionThe NewsChannel 5 NetworkNissan North America, Inc.Raymond JamesThe TennesseanTennessee Arts Commission
$25,000 – $49,999Butler SnowCorrections Corporation of AmericaDollar General Literacy
FoundationGoogle, Inc.Law Office of Michael K. WilliamsonMonell’s Dining and CateringNovaCopyRegions BankService Management SystemsVanderbilt UniversityXMi Commercial Real Estate
$10,000 – $24,999Anonymous511 Group, Inc.BlueCross BlueShield of
TennesseeBridgestone Americas Tire
Operations, LLCBridgestone Americas Trust FundBrown-FormanCoca-Cola Bottling Company
ConsolidatedDollar General CorporationGannett FoundationGrand AvenueGrand Central BarterLandis B. Gullett Charitable Lead Annuity TrustHCA-Caring for the CommunityIngram IndustriesLiberty Party RentalMEDHOST
The Memorial FoundationPremiere Properties Group, LLCMary C. Ragland FoundationRyman Hospitality Properties
FoundationTravelink, American Express Travel
$5,000 – $9,999Adams & Reese LLPBaulch Family FoundationBonnaroo Works FundThe Broadway LeagueCaterpillar Financial Services CorporationCommunity Health Systems FoundationDelek Fund for Hope*Earl Swensson Associates, Inc.East Tennessee FoundationErnst & Young LLPJoel C. Gordon & Bernice W.
Gordon Family Foundation*JohnsonPossMiddle Tennessee Performing
Arts H.O.T. Support FundNashville Convention and Visitors CorporationNashville Predators Foundation National Endowment for the ArtsPremiere Speakers Bureau, Inc.Publix Super Markets CharitiesThe Rechter Family Fund*Sargent’s Fine CateringSunTrust Bank, NashvilleWallerWashington FoundationWoodmont Investment Counsel, LLC
$2,500 – $4,999Aladdin Industries Foundation, Inc.Athens Distributing CompanyBest Brands, Inc.Creative Artists AgencyEBS FoundationEnterprise Holdings FoundationSamuel M. Fleming FoundationPatricia C. & Thomas F. Frist
Designated Fund*Minuteman PressIrvin and Beverly Small FoundationSouth Arts
$1,500 – $2,499The Atticus TrustEzell FoundationGreen Door GourmetPuckett’s Grocery & Restaurant
$500 - $1,499American Paper & Twine
Charitable FundAmerigoCabot Creamery Cooperative of VermontThe Franklin Center for Skin &
Laser SurgeryThe Dorothy Cate and Thomas F. Frist FoundationKraft CPAsKroger CompanyLoews HotelsMorton’s The Steakhouse,
NashvilleOmni Nashville HotelPurity FoundationWright Travel Agency
$250 - $499C-Tech ControlsMicrosoftMiss Kitty’s Bed and Bath
INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS as of October 6, 2015
CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE$10,000 +Julie and Dale Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Jack O. Bovender Jr.Anita and Larry CashEva-Lena and John CodyMartha R. Ingram
PRODUCER’S CIRCLE$5,000 – $9,999Mr. and Mrs. David J. BaulchMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Baulch Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Baulch IIIKelly and Richard CrookDr. and Mrs. Jeffrey EskindBeth Fortune and Debbie TurnerChuck HallJohn Reginald HillMrs. Victor S. Johnson Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Victor S. Johnson IIIKathleen and Tim O’BrienMr. and Mrs. Ben R. RechterJudy and Steve TurnerNeil and Chris Tyler
APPLAUSE SOCIETY$1,250 – $4,999Mr. and Mrs. Craig J. AndreenColleen and Beth AtwoodMelinda and Jeff BalserDr. Steven BengelsdorfMarla BlesseyDr. and Mrs. Frank H. BoehmMary and Ron BuckMelvin and Shirley ButlerGary BynumAndrea CarltonDrs. Toni and Timothy CarltonAnthony and Diane CarrocciaMr. and Mrs. Christopher John Casa SantaElizabeth and Jerone CecelicMr. and Mrs. William S. CochranJ. Chase ColeMarjorie and Allen CollinsRonald L. and Brenda J. CorbinMr. and Mrs. Richard CourtneyMildred and Richard DarraghJana and Ansel DavisMarty and Betty DickensBarbara and Emanuel EadsWendy and Mark EddyBilly and Jamie EskindJane and Richard EskindSeth and Judy Eskind HouseholdShary and Rod EssigRobert EvansLinda and Miles EzellRobert Finn and Gary LingofelterMrs. Charles C. Fowler, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Frist Jr.John Mack GreenTracy Guarino and Joseph CalabraceGail GuindazolaCarolyn and Terry HambyBecky HarrellLisa HartmanDr. and Mrs. Stephen L. HouffRick IsaacsonTeresa and Andre JaeckleTimothy and Stefanie JakobsDr. Angela JeffersonSusan and Bill JoyRay and Rosemarie KalilJacqueline KellyLee and Glenda KraftMichael D. and Kimberly M. LawThe Honorable Thomas and Terri LewisMr. and Mrs. Bill LynchTeresa and Reagan MajorMr. and Mrs. William
MaksymowiczMelvin MaloneDiane and Frank MaySheila and Richard McCartyMarcus McKamey
Susan and Michael McKayMr. and Mrs. Michael Ray
McWherterRobert and Yin MericleAlisa MilesLisa and Timothy MooreTeresa and Mike NacaratoDr. and Mrs. Mathew NinanDr. Casey and Mrs. Holly NobleRandall PhillipsCathy and Craig PolkowMr. and Mrs. Dale W. PolleyNathan PossWells Richardson and Jane BowlinCarla RobertsonMark and Carla RosenthalAnne and Joseph RussellDr. Norman Scarborough and Ms. Kimberly HewellMichelle and Jim SchmitzJanet and William SchockDr. and Mrs. Timothy P. SchoettleCatherine and Tom SinkewiczSloan FamilyMr. and Mrs. Irvin SmallRebecca and William SmithDebbie and Scott SnoyerRonnie Steine and Beverly KeelSara and Larry StesselDeborah and James P. StonehockerLauren and Andrew TaviMona and David M. TehleMr. and Mrs. Jim TothacerSarah Trahern and Wayne FlattByron and Aleta TraugerDianne and Tom TrueClaire Whitfield TuckerMr. and Mrs. Cal Turner IIILyn N. WalkerGreta and Jim WalshDr. and Mrs. Philip A. WenkMrs. John Warner WhiteDavid and Gail WilliamsDonald R. Williams and Richard W. ZelekJim and Maureen WynalekKurt Zettel and Anna BurgnerDenise and Victor ZirilliKathleen M. Zuccaro
DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE$700 – $1,249Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. AdamsMary BassBob and Margaret BeckSuzanne Bradford and Judy LojekMs. Andrea Conte and Gov. Phil BredesenMr. and Mrs. Frank M. BumsteadMichael and Pamela CarterKerri Cavanaugh and Michael SchlosserDrs. Walter and Deborah ClairJane and Bill CobleJanice J. ComptonAnna Catherine DavenportAlice and Walton DentonPam DishmanDr. James E. and COL Beverly E. EdwardsRobert EisensteinHolly and Craig EvansJudy and Tom FosterAndrew and Allison Fowler Jeanne GaviganJulie GillenMr. and Mrs. Fred C. GoadMr. and Mrs. Aubrey B. Harwell Jr.Debbie HerodTeresa KerseyDiane KruseMr. and Mrs. Randolph M.
Lagasse
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*A fund of the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee
Kimberly and James LewisHeather and Alan LooneyGwyneth McEuenPaul Cook and Michael McKeeCindy and Danielle MezeraKent and Alice Ann NagelDana and Peter NappiNan ParrishC. Wright PinsonKaren and Tyler RussellMadeleine and Paul SapochElaina and Ronnie ScottMr. and Mrs. William SpehrJoe N. and Brenda SteakleyRhonda Taylor and Kevin ForbesJames WeaverJerry and Ernie Williams
PERFORMER’S CIRCLE$300 – $699Anonymous (2)Linda AlbertalliLaura Alford and Maddie HickmanLainie and Roger AllbeeGay and Laurence AlvarezKaren and James AnkromDreama ArguelloKris AtkinsC. Nelson BaileyCarolyn and Kirby BakerClark and Carolyn BakerDolores A. BarnettRichard BarnettChristie BarrettSharon and John BarrettGary Barton and Steve ManchesterDana and Martin BauguessBetty Beasley and Melissa OttPiper and James BellMrs. Annie Laurie BerryDiane R. BertyJustin R. BillingsCherry and Richard BirdBrian K. BlackburnRose and Allan BleichPatricia J. Bloomfield and Wayne IrvinSally Ann BlueAllison and Joe BoeverMr. and Mrs. Paul BoklageApril and Robert BosseJerry BoswellMr. and Mrs. C E. BowdenKeith Bowman and James LassiterPatricia Bradford and Dr. Michael BattyPam and Jim BradyElizabeth BrandauDr. and Mrs. Barry W. BrasfieldAndy BrashierJo Ann Brassfield Robyn and Livingston BrienDavid and Jenny BriggsJames BristolLouise and Eric Brock Lorrie K. Brouse and Richard Piazza Erica BrownPatsy and G. William BrownCari BuckinghamDr. and Mrs. E. James BurtonFay BurtonJames and Annette ButlerMrs. Lillian Caldwell and Mr. Joe CaldwellLauren CampbellRuss and Penny CampbellJeff and Kathy CartwrightAgenia Clark Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Claverie Sr.Kira and Jeff ClevelandMike CluttsJennifer M. CochranKathleen CockshawDeborah ColemanSam and Debbie CollinsJennifer ColquittMr. and Mrs. Tom ConeJoel and Rebecca CooperVirginia Hixon Corbitt
Mr. and Mrs. James A. CroyKevin and Mitzi CurleeKimberly L. DarlingtonNancy and Bob DarnallRobert and Ruth DarulaGina and John DavisJoy DayJennie DeanTeresa DeathridgeR. Allen Decuyper and Steve SirlsTeri S. DevriesBrad DillingKathleen V. DixonTim and Tiffany DodgeMr. and Mrs. Robert DoochinMyrtianne DownsBill and Linda DuncanErnest and Mitzi DunkleyPamela and David DuquetteLaurie and Steven EskindJeff EubanksJill FainterLouis FalzettiSylvia and Kenneth FariesJoel and Julie FayJenni and Henry FeldhausMr. and Mrs. John D. FergusonHolly and Andrew FerisCharlie and Susan FinchKellie FitzpatrickJon and Lauren Folk Virginia FontanellaLinda and David ForresterKimberley and Ryan FosterJoan and Dick FoxLeslie Fram and Lanny WestMichelle and Stephen FrohsinDebi and Lance FusacchiaDr. Gary GallantSuzanne Glover Dr. Barry W. Goley and Grant W. GoodmanTracy and Robert GoodKim and Dan GordonDavid B. GrayDon GrayDavid and Nicole GreenKat and Jeff GreeneJane GreenwayCathy GuentherCathy GunnG. T. GuthrieDonna and John HaganCarl and Connie HaleyMr. and Mrs. Michael J. HarbersAdrienne HarmsBarbara HayesDr. and Mrs. Hugh L. Head IIIJim HearnThe Helm FamilyLarry and Tammy HelmsArthur and Loyda HendersonMr. and Mrs. Kevin R. HennessyWinston C. Hickman Jr.Hank and Mary HildebrandPatricia HillhouseChris J. HohlMr. Jim HollandGreg and Becca HollisJeff and Ashley HollisDeborah and Donald HolmesJoan Z. HornbergerHelen R. HoustonJoan HowardDr. and Mrs. Richard A. HowertonSara and David HuntMelissa and Douglas HunterMr. and Mrs. Shandy HusmannMelissa R. IrvinDana Moore and Jack IsenhourHonorable and Mrs. Ed JacksonDavid and Michelle JamesDebbie and Gary JankeKarissa JargoFred and Kathy JohnsonJulia and Walt JohnsonLisa L. JohnsonBrian and Jenni JonesDr. Nola JonesChristine Karbowiak and Martin Vanek
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James and Libby KellyGeorge and Sue KettleMichael KiceNicholas KilenLloyd KingArthur KirkbyHerb KnoppJanet and James KnoxDebra and James KovandaKenneth Kraft and Lucilyn CrowJan and Rand KrikorianDr. Robert and Lori LandsbergRobert Lane and Emily VandiverTimothy LarsonMs. Marketta LaurilaChristopher and Vera LeePatti and Don LiedtkeAndrea LindseyCecilia LittleMary and Arthur LodgeRhonda and Danny LongNancy LorenziAngela and Gene LovellSandra LoweRhonda and Randy LowryAmy and George LynchDon and Kathy MacLachlanNancy MacLeanDr. and Mrs. Samuel MacMasterGretchen and Brian MacyJane and John MalatakMarilyn MartinRobert MathewsPamela McAteerJuli and David McCayJohn and Robin McClellan Robert W. McDonaldTim and Karen McLaughlinRoy D. MeadowsDarrell Merryman and Jennifer WrightBarbara and Don MeyerMitzi and Rick Michaelson Jr.Diana and Jeffrey MobleyTom and Vicki MoonJanice B. MooreJoann MorrisKristi and Gregory MorrowMr. and Mrs. John MuchukotJeff and Stephane MurphyMarie MurphyMickeye M. MurphyPat and Kitty MurphyKay and Robert MusgroveMr. and Mrs. Jack NadeauMr. and Mrs. William NewtonKristin E. NishanianAgatha NolenLaura and Vincent NordAndre and Jeani OlivierCorinne J. Oreilly and Richard BissonetteJeff and Leslie Overby Jeff and Meghan OwenJulie OwensDavid and Pamela PalmerEvetta K. PalmerJerry ParkerJ. Russell and Phyllis ParkesPat PayneNancy and Stephen PelusoMr. and Mrs. Delmer H. PeppersJohn and Kandace PeppersElizabeth and Phil PerkinsSusan and Lawrence PhillipsRose and Kip PierceLyn PlantingaRodney and Holly PolingLarry and Michelle PriceLinda and Tim PriddyJoyce and George PustEdria and David RagosinRuth T. RainesPatricia and Douglas RallsElizabeth and Nancy RankinSibyl ReaganDavid Reiland and Diane HondaDaniel RenfroeBrad and Evelyn Rhoades
Mary RichardsonJoshua Riddell and Elizabeth Rowland-RiddellPaul and Marjorie RidgeCharlotte RobertsScott and Kristy Robinson Susan and Phillip RobinsonEvelyn and William RodgersJoyce and Mace RothenbergPatricia and Craig RothschildCheryl RudnickeLinda Simmons and Ronald RunyeonMarianne and Chris SabisLaurie L. Sackett and Mary Ellen StevensTeresa SadlerAmy G. SaleSusan Sanders and Steve WoodardDeborah SaundersJohn and Debbie ScannapiecoJean and Stuart SchmidtSusan SchuchardCarol and Alvin ScottSally and Paul ScottDolores W. SeigenthalerKelly and Kevin SekuterskiCharles SelkeJeanne SellarsRobert SentzDarenda ShannonJimmy and Simone SheatsPaul D. SheriffSharon and Bill SheriffCindy ShieldsMelanie M. SimonHelen Sirett and Ken HendrixHolly Smith and Johnna WilsonMr. and Mrs. Thomas S. SmithDr. and Mrs. Duane T. SmootRobert SneedAshley Sonn and Jordan MillerChris and Patrick SowadaJennifer L. SpainRobert and Jane StammerJudy SteeleCharles StewartHeidi and Greg StognerJoy StrangeTracy and John SzenteDoris R. TaftDr. F. William TaylorMartha and Bill ThompsonJulie and Brian ThureEdward TietgensCarlos TirresJeremy and Callie TuckerDustin Turner and Damian GattaMargaret and George UribeEric VaiMs. Candy VarbleMr. and Mrs. Bart E. VerhulstAnn WaddeyMary WadeJanice WalkerDr. and Mrs. Bill Wall IIIRichard WaltersCynthia and Quinton WasdenDavid WatsonKenneth and Julia WeissChris and Beth WestJeff P. WhiteBradley and Susan WidmannDr. Brian Widmar and Brad BennettDr. and Mrs. Joseph WieckDr. and Mrs. J. Kenneth WilliamsMichael K. WilliamsonDr. William R. WilsonVickie and Don WirthScott WoodsSusan R. WoodsCliff and Amy WrightMargaret and Ron WrightSharon YatesKelly and Steven YokleyJamie and Andrew L. YoungBill and Jane Young
Mr. Jeffrey YoungWilliam D. YoungMr. and Mrs. Julian A. Zander Jr.Shirley ZeitlinSarah ZhangKerndt and Theresa Zuckowsky
PATRONS$100 – $299Anonymous (3)Kathleen AirhartEdgar and Kathi AllenDr. and Mrs. Douglas C.
Altenbern Jr.Leigh and Hunter AtkinsGrace and Carl AwhDebra BarnesDiane BeckerFred and Anne BeesleyBetty BellamyMr. and Mrs. W. E. BinghamMary BolteDebbie BootonEric and Catherine BottomsRichard and Sara BovenderBella M. BriggsEric and Sue BroderThomas CareyDr. John Jeffrey Carr and Ms. Pamela Crowe CarrJames E. CasonNancy and John CheadleBette and Mark ChristofersenNancy and Terry ClementsSally and Neely CobleMr. and Mrs. Charles W. Cook Jr.Courtney Corbin-Simon Susan CoxDorcas CrosthwaitDoug and Sondra CruickshanksChristina DaiglePatricia D’AlessandroBrittany DaltonMark and Nancy DavisonKen Dease and Julie StensrudDr. and Mrs. Roy L. DeHartBetty and Vern DenneyDrs. Richard and Carol DetmerDiana DiazLee Lee and Wally DietzJessica DittoKathy DomanChristi DortchGary and Paulette DowdyDonna DudekCatherine M. DuffyBob and Nancy DunkerleyAnne and Darryl L. EdmondsMr. and Mrs. Thomas S.
Edmondson Sr.Georgette and Shervin Eftekhari Teresa EllithorpeZita and Dan ElrodNancy and Hugh EntrekinMr. and Mrs. Jere M. ErvinAnnette S. EskindOlivia and Bruce EvansMarcia EverettHarry W. Exell and Dr. Mary R. McBeanCherrie FarnetteMr. and Mrs. Jack FleischerJessie and Carolyn FosterCharlotte FransenSandra FreezeMr. and Mrs. Albert Ganier IIIBrenda GeiseMark HartzogDixie HeagyMr. and Mrs. Eugene HellerDr. and Mrs. Reggie HendersonThe Honorable and Mrs. Douglas Henry Jr.Karen and Mark HodgesJay and Meredith HollomonChris and Susan HolmesMr. and Mrs. Henry W. HookerMartha HooperDonna and Michael Horton
Nancy and Jon HougeMelissa and Bentz Huschke Cameron HyderDanette and Matthew IdlettMr. and Mrs. Steve JacksonDr. and Mrs. C. H. Jameson IIIEdie and David JohnsonWill and Irish JohnstonDon and Leigh JonesWilliam B. KingSandra KoczwaraWilliam H. Lassiter Jr.Christy LawsonMr. and Mrs. Irving LevyRichard and Tad LisellaChristine Lombardi HouseholdSteve and Marilyn LorenzShirley Malchow and Molly McGillRichard and Ruth MansonWalter D. MarianelliMr. and Mrs. Henry MartinDrs. Paul and Pat Matthews-JuarezRichard MayMr. and Mrs. James L. McGregorAnne Elizabeth McIntoshMr. and Mrs. Robert E. McNeilly Jr.Anne MooreElizabeth and Michael MorardDale and Deborah MosleyJimmy NaifehSherri and Marvin Neal Richard NeubauerDr. Clint NewmanPenny NichtingIris A. NolanCorinne OconnorCourtney OwenChrisy OzierDr. and Mrs. Philip M. PfefferMr. and Mrs. Marshall T. Polk IIIJennifer and Gus PuryearMr. and Mrs. Hugh QueenerMichael RadykoJeanie Page RandallChristie L. ReevesAnn V. RobertsMr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. RobertsMary Ellen and Tom RodgersJudith R. RoneyDonna and Steven RosenfarbVictoria O. RossMr. and Mrs. J. R. RuddPatty and Tom SabellaDavid SampsellMr. and Mrs. Ralph Schulz Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James C. Seabury IIICharles and Bettye SeiversScott SidemanAlice SiskSuzanne and Grant SmothersLelan and Dr. Yolanda StatomDr. Frank W. StevensNancy SuggLisa G. ThomasKimberly D. ThompsonMr. and Mrs. James F. Turner Jr.Robert J. TurnerFrances Anne VaralloBetty J. VernonJoyce A. ViseJane M. WakefieldLori WardJohnna WatsonAngie and Tony WeeksColleen Conway-WelchRoberta and Steve WestCharles Hampton WhiteYvonne C. WoodDahna WrightDr. and Mrs. Carl W. Zimmerman
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