Coronado Playhouse’s 73rd Season: Adventure | Journey | Discovery

The Cast:The Emcee ......................................................................................................... Hunter BrownSally Bowles ...............................................................................................Sarah Alida LeClairClifford Bradshaw ............................................................................................Gabriel MacedoFräulein Schneider ..............................................................................................Susan BolandHerr Schultz ........................................................................................................... John GarciaHerr Ernst Ludwig.................................................................................Andrew Shane WaltersFräulein Kost .........................................................................................................DeAnna CaliLulu .........................................................................................................................Kylie YoungRosie ......................................................................................................................Olivia LucciHelga .................................................................................................................Krista FeallockFrenchie ..........................................................................................................Sibongile NgakoTexas ................................................................................................................ Anna MachucaFritzy ..............................................................................................................Madeline SchultzBobby ....................................................................................................................Sean SuttonVictor ................................................................................................................ Valdymir WongHans ................................................................................................................. Joseph SierrasMax/Officer/Sailor .................................................................................................... Neil MunzKit Kat Girls ....................................................................................... Janet Hwu, Julie KendigBoy Soprano Recording ..............................................................................Keegan McGowan

AnnouncementPlease turn off all electronic devices and cell phones during the performance. Restrooms are located in the recreation center near the front desk. If you need to exit during the performance, please use the rear exit of the theatre as light from the hallway interferes with the performance.

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CABARET is presented by arrangement with TAMS-WITMARK www.tamswitmark.com

Running Time: Cabaret runs approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes,

including one 15-minute intermission

PRESENTS

The Kit Kat Band:Conductor/Keyboard .......................... Ian Brandon SPONSORED BY SUSAN BOLAND AND ANTHONY ZELIG

Trumpet .......................................Russ MitchellTrombone ................................... Manny CastroClarinet, Saxophone ...................Sharon Martin

Bass ................................................. Steve Jilka Drums ....................................... Jon Berghouse

The Time and Place: Berlin, Early 1930s

Book by JOE MASTEROFFBased on the play by JOHN VAN DRUTEN and stories by CHRISTOPHER ISHERWOOD

Broadway production directed by Harold Prince. Produced for the Broadway Stage by Harold Prince.

Music byJOHN KANDER

Lyrics byFRED EBB

City of CoronadoCity of Coronado Building Inspector &

Fire Marshal Coronado Recreation Services and

Community Center StaffCoronado School of the ArtsOnStage PlayhousePatio PlayhouseSan Diego Musical TheatreHeather Deerfield and Fredericka Manor

Retirement Community

Adam CuppyLindsay BatesRebecca DrakeDale GoodmanDawn Marie Zuniga-WilliamsSpecial thanks to parents, spouses,

significant others, family, and friends whose love and support helped make this production possible.

Director .................................................................................................................. Julia CuppyMusic Director .......................................................................................................Ian BrandonAssociate Director/Choreographer .................................................................... Jaese LecuyerResident Producer .............................................................................................. Anthony ZeligResident Production Stage Manager ....................................................................Kathy ParksSet Designer .........................................................................................................Chad OakleyLighting Designer .................................................................................................Chad OakleyCostume Designer, Seamstress ...........................................................................Lisa BurgessResident Properties Designer ................................................................................Pam Everett Sound Designer ................................................................................................... Adam CuppyDialect Coach .................................................................................................Vanessa DinningHair & Make-Up ....................................................................................................Lisa BurgessLighting Tech & Board Operator ......................................................................... Anthony ZeligSound Mixers ....................................................................... Roscoe Thompson, Javier PiñónDance Captains ................................................................................. Kylie Young, Olivia LucciFight Captain ...................................................................................................... Hunter BrownSound Consultant .....................................................................................Matt Lescault-WoodMaster Carpenter ..................................................................................................... Stan SothSet Construction ......................................................Chad Oakley, Stan Soth, Dale GoodmanSet Dressing/Painting ............................................................. Chad Oakley, Duane McGregorGraphic Design ...................................................................................................Barron HenzelProduction Photography ..................................................................................... Ken JacquesLobby Photography ...............................................................................................Pete ShanerPromotional Photos and Video ..............................................................................Pete ShanerAdditional Video ............................................................................................... Robert StewartPoster Distribution ............................................................................ Stacy Mycorn, CompanyCompany House Manager ..................................................................Pam Everett, Stan Soth Box Office .................................................................................Susan Skyrud, Kristy ConnardConcessions ............................................................................................. Harry A. Granruth IIIProduction Manager ........................................................................................... Anthony ZeligUsher Coordinator ......................................................................................... Janis VanderfordManaging Theatre Director ....................................................................................Katy Skyrud

Production Team and Theatre Staff

Thanks to our Board of Directors

Acknowledgements

Barron Henzel (President)Thomas Haine (Vice President) Katy Skyrud (Treasurer)Anthony Zelig (Secretary)

Desha Crownover (Member)Vanessa Dinning (Member) Pamela Everett (Member) Rosemary Harrison (Member)

Stacy Mycorn (Member) Jordy Rose (Member)Pete Shaner (Member)

Welcome to Coronado Playhouse and this performance of Cabaret. Based on the 1939 Christopher Isherwood novel, Goodbye to Berlin, Kander and Ebb’s multi-award-winning musical is often considered the first “concept musical,” making an indelible impact on the musical theatre art form. There is no overture – just a drum roll and a cymbal crash. It deals with blatantly uncomfortable political themes, and the spoken scenes and dramatic songs that provide the exposition and plot are juxtaposed with cabaret numbers, offering social and political commentary.

For this production, we have brought together a creative dream team. Each making their CPH debuts, Director Julia Cuppy, Music Director Ian Brandon and Choreographer Jaese Lecuyer bring a combined wealth of talent, knowledge and professional experience to the Playhouse, raising our artistic expectations to an even higher level. Our incredible cast of artists and designers have been hard at work

rehearsing, researching and collaborating and can’t wait to share their work and this important piece of theatre with you.

Currently CPH is right in the middle of the play selection process for our 2020 Season. Once again, we were inundated with submissions from local directors. We appreciate your feedback on our productions and aim to present the theatre that you want. We appreciate that you care. We appreciate your loyalty and your generosity. There’s still time to subscribe to the 2019 Season for great savings and we’re always happy to receive donations so that we can keep bringing you the very best community theatre in San Diego.

Thank you for joining us at Berlin’s Kit Kat Club. Right this way, your table’s waiting…

Vanessa Dinning Member, Board of Directors Coronado Playhouse

A Note from the Playhouse - Member Supported Theatre

Coronado Playhouse is the Community’s TheatreCoronado Playhouse is committed to giving back to the local community, beyond offering quality entertainment, by using its public platform to help those in need. During the run, Coronado Playhouse is partnering with the Coronado Public Library. Join us for a special movie screening of Cabaret and talk-back at the library, along with a book drive throughout the run. For more information, please visit: www.coronado.ca.us

We are also partnering with the Anti-Defamation League of San Diego. The Anti-Defamation League fights anti-Semitism and all forms of bigotry. CPH will be raising funds for ADL throughout the run of this production. For more information, visit sandiego.adl.org

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Coronado Playhouse is aproud member of ACT San DiegoAround town at other ACT theatres...

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At 5:30 p.m. on January 19, 2017, I stood in a circle outside of a theatre to launch the Ghostlight Project. Inspired by the tradition of leaving a “ghost light” on in a darkened theatre, it was a symbolic moment where theatre artists gathered to pledge to create light for challenging times ahead. And, how it was needed then and is still needed now. Since 2016, the Anti-Defamation League reported that anti-Semitic incidents of violence have increased by 60%. In 2017, this increase was seen at the Charlottesville’s white nationalist rally when a car plowed into a group of protestors, killing one person and injuring 19. And most notably, in 2018, the deadliest attack on the Jewish community in the United States happened at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburg where 11 people were killed and 6 others wounded.

We need light in all of this darkness more than ever.When Hal Prince first produced Cabaret in 1966, Prince wanted to shine a light on the injustices happening during the Civil Rights movement. In 2019, I wanted to direct Cabaret to shine a light on similar injustices happening right now. Today we constantly read about fear mongering in countries throughout the world. In 1931, the Germans heard this same rhetoric by a new political party, the National Socialists or Nazis, after many years of economic depression following World War I. We all know what happened next.In this production of Cabaret, allow yourself to be transported to the Kit Kat Club and learn more about yourself by watching the characters learn about themselves. We hope you leave the theatre remembering that history could repeat itself if we aren’t careful, observant and willing to stand up for what is right. The cast and crew of Cabaret have worked tirelessly to bring you what you will see today in order for us all to reflect on how each of us can contribute to being a light in the darkness. We thank you for being here and making our collective light brighter!Julia Cuppy

A Note from the Playhouse - Member Supported Theatre Director’s Notes

Musical Numbers

Julia Cuppy, Director

ACT ONEWILLKOMMENSO WHATDON’T TELL MAMAMEIN HERRPERFECTLY MARVELOUSTWO LADIESIT COULDN’T PLEASE ME MORETOMORROW BELONGS TO MEMAYBE THIS TIMEMONEY

MARRIEDTOMORROW BELONGS TO ME (REPRISE)

ACT TWOENTR’ACTEKICKLINEMARRIED (REPRISE)IF YOU COULD SEE HERWHAT WOULD YOU DO?I DON’T CARE MUCHCABARETFINALE

Cast Bios (In alphabetical order)

SUSAN BOLAND (Fräulein Schneider) SPONSORED BY KATY SKYRUD AND HARRY A. GRANRUTH III was last seen in Follies (Solange LaFitte) and is pleased to be in this, her 12th Coronado Playhouse production. San Diego

Credits include: Fiddler on the Roof, Meet Me in St. Louis, Cabaret, Grease, Stepping Out, My Fair Lady (Welk Theatre); Nunsense, Little Women, Pirates of Penzance, Guys and Dolls, Most Happy Fella (Moonlight); Ragtime, Damn Yankees, Oklahoma (Starlight); Three Penny Opera (SD Rep).. Sue is a Coronado resident, a graduate of the Manhattan School of Music, NYC and is

a retired CPA.HUNTER BROWN (Emcee) SPONSORED BY BARRON HENZEL AND THOMAS FITZPATRICK is proud to be making his Coronado Playhouse debut! Past credits include: The Wedding Singer (Sammy), Rocky

Horror Picture Show (Brad Majors), Reefer Madness (Jimmy) and Band Geeks (Spitz). Hunter would like to thank the cast and crew of Cabaret and everyone who helped make this possible. Hunter would like to dedicate this show to Gracie Brown.

DEANNA CALI (Fräulein Kost) Is honored to be back at Coronado Playhouse after her appearance in Macbeth (2018) for which she was nominated for a Blue Ribbon Award. She is looking forward to

many more shows with CPH and is working towards collaborating with San Diego Rep and Cygnet amongst many others in the future. Besides theatre, she is a SAG/AFTRA actor and you can see her in the Amazon Prime film Stealing Sunrise. She dedicates this run of Cabaret to her late

Uncle Sammy DiMora who was in the Hillcrest LGBTQ Community and a lover of

the performing arts.KRISTA FEALLOCK (Helga) is so happy to be a part of Cabaret at Coronado Playhouse! Some of her other credits include Sheila in Hair (OB Playhouse), O Wondrous Night! at Sea World San Diego,

Turtle in A Year with Frog and Toad (North Coast Rep. Theatre), Little Red in Into the Woods (Star Theatre) and Peter Pan in Peter Pan & Wendy (SDSU). She has also been in many live shows singing and acting for Legoland CA. Krista has her BA in Theatre with an Emphasis in Performance from San Diego State University. For more visit www.kristafeallock.com. Enjoy the show!

JOHN GARCIA (Herr Schultz) SPONSORED BY KATHY PARKS AND SEAN PAUL BOYD is happy to be making his debut at Coronado Playhouse. He was last seen in The Old Globe’s production of Barefoot in The Park and previously,

Anna Christie. Favorite San Diego theatre credits include: Holiday Memories, Diary of Anne Frank, Laughter on The 23rd Floor, Wait Until Dark (North Coast Rep); Desire Under The Elms, Curse of The Starving Class (Cygnet); Three Sisters (New Village Arts); You Never Can Tell (Avo); Dear Harvey (Diversionary) and The Grapes Of Wrath, La Gaviota (ion). Thank you to Erik for his love and support.

JANET HWU (Kit Kat Girl) recently moved back to San Diego after working abroad in China and Japan building theme parks. Cabaret marks her debut with Coronado Playhouse and her first return

to the stage since playing Ophelia at the Shanghai Grand Theatre, in an anime-biker-gang interpretation of Hamlet. Other appearances: Rent: Songs and Stories of Love (Urban Aphrodite International), Five Women Wearing the Same Dress and Cabaret (East West Theatre).

JULIE KENDIG (Kit Kat Girl) is delighted to be in Coronado Playhouse’s production of Cabaret. She holds a B.F.A. in theatre performance where she studied Brechtian and Absurdist Theatre. She has worked in

the San Diego arts education community since 2004 as a teacher, program manager, professional development trainer and researcher. She is pursuing a Ph.D. in education. Ms. Kendig believes in the power of the arts and creativity to transform lives and has dedicated her work to advocating for arts access for all. This role in Cabaret is the first time in 18 years she has been in a full-production performance.

SARAH ALIDA LECLAIR (Sally Bowles) SPONSORED BY KATY SKYRUD AND HARRY A. GRANRUTH III M.M., Vocal Performance; favorite roles: Into the Woods (The Witch), Aida (Amneris) Don’t Dress for Dinner (Suzette),

A Piece of My Heart (Mary Jo); Coronado Playhouse, Much Ado About Nothing (Beatrice), Addams Family (Morticia); ion Theatre, The Last Five Years (Cathy) and Geeks! (Kerry); San Diego Rep, Fun Home (stand in, Alison, Helen); Point Loma Playhouse, First Night (Meredith); San Diego

Opera WAM, Zombie Cinderella (Fairy Godmother); San Diego City Opera, Queen of Carthage (Dido).OLIVIA LUCCI (Rosie) SPONSORED BY KATHY PARKS is so grateful to be a part of this production at

Coronado Playhouse! Olivia was recently seen as a Phantom in The Rocky Horror Show (OB Playhouse) and the Placard girl in Reefer Madness (OB Playhouse). Olivia is a Dance Theatre graduate from AMDA. She also danced aboard Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line. Other credits include: Graziella in West Side Story (Star Theatre) and Beauty and the Beast (Fine Arts Network). Special thanks to her family for all their love and support!

GABRIEL MACEDO (Cliff Bradshaw) is delighted to make his Coronado Playhouse debut. Gabriel is a San Diego native who attended the University of Maryland, College Park. Favorite credits include Qulili

(Blindspot Collective), The Little Mermaid (Pickwick Players), Living on Love (Vista’s Broadway Theatre) and Sonata: A Concert (Capital Fringe Festival). He currently trains at the Meisner/Chekhov Integrated Training Studio.

ANNA MACHUCA (Texas) is thrilled to be performing at Coronado Playhouse for her first time but was most recently seen as Cheryl in Evil Dead the Musical at the Tenth Avenue Arts Center. Other appearances include

the Narrator in Murder Ballad (2018) and Rosanna in Calvin Berger (2018), also at the Tenth Avenue Arts Center.

NEIL MUNZ (Max/Officer/Sailor) is happy to be making his debut at Coronado Playhouse with this production of Cabaret. Neil is a recent graduate of San Francisco State University, having earned a Bachelor

of Arts degree in Drama. While there, he participated in the musicals Hair (Berger) and Urinetown (Mr. Cladwell). Neil would

like to thank his family and friends for their endless support of his craft.

SIBONGILE NGAKO (Frenchie) has a Bachelor of Arts from Harvard University. She is thrilled to be returning to Coronado Playhouse after having appeared in their recent concert of Bare in the role of Tanya.

Film credits include Already Lucky (Emma), Between the Sheets (Peaches), Little Boxes (Kyra) and Safe House (Special Agent Reynolds). As an opera singer, Sibongile performed with the Aspen Music Festival, Delaware Valley Opera, the Opera Company of Brooklyn and the Mozarteum in Salzburg. @sibongilengako on Instagram.

MADELINE SCHULTZ (Fritzy) is so excited to be making her debut at Coronado Playhouse. She is currently studying education at San Diego State University and is an avid participant in their theatre program.

You may have seen her in shows such as Foxtales, Pillowman and Matsuyama Mirror. Some of her favorite roles have included Fastrada in Pippin and Inga in Young Frankenstein. She would like to thank the cast and crew for their hard work!

JOSEPH SIERRAS (Hans) is a Junior at Coronado High School and is so excited to be returning to Coronado Playhouse in Cabaret after his appearance as Benjamin in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

last season. Other credits include Cat in the Hat in Seussical (CMS), Hawking Clam in Peter and the Starcatcher (CoSA), Ensemble in Grease (CoSA) and Ensemble in The Mystery of Edwin Drood (CoSA). Joseph would like to thank his mother and father for their endless support. He would also like to thank his brother and sister for attending all

his performances. He hopes you enjoy the show!

SEAN SUTTON (Bobby) is grateful to be a part of Coronado Playhouse in this production as a Kit Kat Boy. Previous roles Sean has played are Corny Collins in Hairspray and Kyle, Dewey and Carlos in

Legally Blonde the Musical, for which he was an NYA award recipient. Enjoy the show!

KYLIE YOUNG (Lulu) SPONSORED BY BARRON HENZEL AND THOMAS FITZPATRICK is thrilled to be back at Coronado Playhouse! Kylie graduated from UCSD with a BA in Theatre. Some of her favorite roles include:

Janet Weiss in Rocky Horror Show at OB Playhouse, Laker Girl in Spamalot at the Welk Theatre, Brooke Wyndham in Legally Blonde at 3Peace Studios and Kate in Pirates of Penzance at Broadway Vista. She would like to thank her friends and family for supporting her in all of her performing endeavors!

ANDREW SHANE WALTERS (Ernst Ludwig) is stoked to be back for his second production with Coronado Playhouse; his debut being King Charles III (2018) as Prince William. Andrew is a local

musician and teacher who graduated from UCSD in spring of 2017. Past productions include: Safa’s Story (Blindspot Collective - OnStage Playhouse), Woyzeck (OnTheLine Collective), Danny’s Story (Blindspot Collective), The Magic In This Soul (Blindspot Collective - San Diego Fringe Festival), Bearspray (GMSR - Lyceum), kNOw More (CJR - Point Loma Nazarene University), The Eight Reindeer Monologues (OB Playhouse), Gruesome Playground

Injuries (UCSD), Much Ado About Nothing (UCSD), Other People (Wagner New Play Festival). Andrew was more recently seen in the third school tour of Safa’s Story. VLADYMIR WONG (Victor) is excited to be performing on the Coronado Playhouse stage for the second time. He was last seen as a gambler in Guys and Dolls. Studying dance and theatre at San Diego City

College, he also has performed in Chicago (2017) and The Rocky Horror Show (2018). Other theatre credits include A Midsummer Night’s Dream (2018).

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JULIA CUPPY (Director) is the Director of Education & Outreach at La Jolla Playhouse where she oversees all educational and outreach initiatives. She has also taught Acting and Musical Theatre History at San Diego State University. As an actor, some of her favorite roles have been performing with B.D. Wong in the new musical Mister Doctor and in La Jolla Playhouse’s POP Tour production of Home of the Brave. As a director, she enjoys collaborating with teams on projects that evoke audiences to reflect on their own humanity. She is a proud alumnus of the M.F.A. in Musical Theatre program at San Diego State University and a proud member of Actors’ Equity. IAN BRANDON (Music Director) recently moved to San Diego from London where he worked as a Music Director, Composer, Vocal Arranger, Orchestrator and Actor in the West End and on the London Fringe. Professional Musical Direction credits include: Ragtime (Arena Stage, Washington D.C.), Spring Awakening (Chelsea Theatre), ISHQ (Sadlers Wells), Violet (Young Vic), Scales of the Unexpected, (Edinburgh Festival, European Tour), Children of Eden, Once On This Island, The Wiz (Bridewell Theatre), Her

Aching Heart (Hope Theatre), Forever Plaid, Starting Here Starting Now, Working (Upstairs at the Gatehouse) and Pippin (The Kings Head & Arts Depot). He has written original music for numerous short films, plays and recordings and his songs have been performed in the West End, London Fringe and Off-Broadway.JAESE LECUYER (Associate Director/Choreographer) is a multi-disciplinary artist based in North Dakota. He has directed and choreographed several productions, most recently for Teen Musical Theatre of Oregon. Some of his favorite titles include Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Shrek the Musical, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Annie and Hairspray. He is extremely excited to be working for the first time as Choreographer at Coronado Playhouse.ANTHONY ZELIG (Resident Producer & Production Manager) is excited to have helped support this very special production and to share it with you. After 24 years in New York, working on and off Broadway, he is very happy to have made his way to San Diego and found

Creative Team Bios

a home at Coronado Playhouse. Previous CPH credits include designing lights for three 2018 shows: A Man of No Importance, Follies in Concert and Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat as well as producing our recent production of Guys and Dolls and concert of Bare: A Pop Opera. Anthony dedicates his work on this show to his late grandmother, Elizabeth Zelig, an Auschwitz survivor.KATHY PARKS (Resident Stage Manager) is proud to be a part of this compelling and relevant production. She has worked backstage for many shows at Coronado Playhouse as well as Ocean Beach Playhouse, Pickwick Players and Trinity Theatre Company. She is thankful to her sons, Sean Paul and Connor Boyd for bringing her into the theatre world, and to the entire cast and production team for bringing this show to life.CHAD OAKLEY (Set and Lighting Design) Coronado Playhouse: Lighting Design: King Charles III, Altar Boyz, A Chorus Line, Sordid Lives, A Little Night Music, Chicago, 42nd Street. Assistant Director/Set Design: Tartuffe. Other theaters: Lighting and Set Design: Xanadu, Spike Heels, Spring Awakening, Play It Again Sam, Coyote on a Fence, Buddy, The Buddy Holly Story (OnStage Playhouse), And Then There Were None (Pickwick Players). Lighting Design: Cabaret (ion theatre), Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune, As Bees In Honey Drown, November, Blithe Spirt, The Glass Menagerie (OnStage Playhouse) and many more…LISA BURGESS (Costume Designer, Hair and Makeup, Seamstress) is a self-taught seamstress and designer who has worked with many talented people in San Diego over the past 12 years. Previous CPH work in costuming and construction includes last season’s spectacular premier of King Charles III. Favorite past work elsewhere includes: Communicating Doors, Accomplice, The Heir Apparent, Sleuth, and Murder at the Howard Johnson’s (Scripps Ranch Theatre); The Lion in Winter, Dr. Jekyl and Mr.

Hyde, As Bees in Honey Drown, The Fox on the Fairway (OnStage Playhouse); Crimes of the Heart, 84 Charing Cross Road (Lamplighters) and Scenes From Mars One: Now With 68% Less Gravity (Outstanding Comedy Award, 2015 San Diego International Fringe Festival). Many thanks for the opportunity to work with the talented CPH production staff and cast of Cabaret.PAM EVERETT (Resident Props Designer) is thrilled to be working with this extraordinary cast and crew. She has been volunteering with CPH for over 14 years. In addition to Props and Set Dressing, she creates the table and lobby decorations. She is also one of the House Managers and a CPH Board Member. Thank you to my wonderful family for joining in the fun and helping make CPH the GREAT theatre it is.VANESSA DINNING (Dialect Coach) English-born and professionally trained as an actor and a voice/dialect specialist at renowned theatre conservatories in London, Vanessa enjoys a varied career as an actor, dialect coach and director. In the UK, she worked at The Royal National Theatre, Belgrade Theatre, Shakespeare’s Globe and others. In San Diego recent dialect coaching credits include work at San Diego Opera & Bodhi Tree Concerts, Cygnet, Moonlight Stage Productions, CPH, The Welk Resort Theatre, SRT/OTC, San Diego Musical Theatre and Lamb’s Players Theatre. Current and upcoming projects include Angels in America and Pride and Prejudice (Cygnet Theatre) and Matilda (Moonlight Stage Productions). Vanessa maintains a private studio teaching voice, dialect and singing and cello.

Coronado Playhouse Government & Foundation Support

CROWN PRODUCER - $25,000 and aboveMichael & Cauleen Glass

CROWN SPONSOR - $5,000 and aboveLeonard Hirsch

SPONSOR - $2,500 and aboveTom Haine & Pat Fitzmorris

CROWN DONOR - $1000 and aboveDolores BankerBoynton Family FundKathy DenkTom Fitzpatrick & Barron HenzelNance & Mark HunterJoseph Bell & Bobbi HutchinsonRalph JohnsonChristina Paine-RossThe Jim & Midge Peltier

Charitable FundJackie SuittPatricia & Christopher Weil

Family Foundation

DONOR - $500 and aboveHarry Granruth III & Katy SkyrudScott KolodBeverly ScaranoNancy StoneBill Speer & Marsi SteirerAnthony Zelig

BENEFACTOR - $250 and aboveBradford BatesGladys Beit-IshooSusan BolandDiane CarpinelliSteve JensenChristine KiffmannSharon LapidRaymond & Patricia LynchIn memory of Sue HenryJacquelyn McCoy & Jim LareJohn & Pippa MooreJulia QuerinStan & Shirley SothSkip & Kim Thaeler

Janis VanderfordTom Welch

PATRON - $125 and aboveAnonymousBruno BosardiLes & Lyn CampbellLois & Charles CostaDavid & Susan HagstromEn-Shen Kuan & Donald ButtsTricia & Michael LockePat & Dan McDonoughArlynn RenslowHelen Robinson & Sarah RobinsonGary and Kathy SmithMarilyn StenvallRobert & Yukiko WennerholtJames Wylie & Lenelle Wylie

FAMILY - $100 and aboveVictory AmosJason Bailly & Ricardo Valenzuela Susan & Kevin BrayBill Connard & Jennie Gray ConnardStephen and Penny DuermeyerMaureen DuffyDavid & Rose EberhardJaime EstradaPam & Dennis EverettPatty FayMichael HernandezUrsula KantorEleanor KippermanVirginia La ChanceMichelle MojicaWayne Murphy & Mark PetersonChris PowellBarri SandersJames & Sondra SeerightPaulette and Cecil ShufflerSusan SkyrudJeannette SpaffordShemane SteppeNancy J. TaylorMarvin TjalmaNorri TuroftGarner Saguil & Kirk VallesManny Bejarano & Michael Van AllenJacqueline Waterworth

Claire & Martin White

INDIVIDUAL - $50 and aboveMadeline AriasRay AriasSuzanne BairMaurine BeinbrinkJohn CoutureDesha CrownoverJennifer CunninghamMichele DamodaranMike DavisVanessa DinningRobert & Dorothy DraperJohn L. DrehnerPenny DrozdElaine EdwardsLinda FarrellEdward & Joy FloydJulian FriesenConrad GisigerRosemary HarrisonRon HoytGina & Todd HoytBernard KalscheuerSara LangerNancy LanhartDelia LozoyaSusan MaxwellSue McNaryDunia MoraChristopher MoracheStacy MycornBobbie PaulJacquel PrelgoviskEvan PruittJordanna RoseMrs. Don RosenblattFrances SchlomKaye SchneiderBarbara SeagrenPete ShanerPat ShankLouise StreckerVirginia SyversonKira VineBarry Zemel

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