2009/10 SeasonAnnual Report

TheatreWorksS I L I C O N V A L L E Y

Front cover: Robert Adelman Hancock & Megan McGinnis in Daddy Long Legs Photo Mark Kitaoka

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FROM THE BOARD CHAIR

Dear TheatreWorks Friends,

It is a pleasure to report to you on our 40th anniversary year. Wecouldn’t have asked for a better year to celebrate this importantmilestone, and the success of the season is a good sign that wewill be sharing great art with Silicon Valley audiences for at least 40 more years.

As we entered last year, the entire Valley was still reeling from the effects of the economic downturn, and TheatreWorks was noexception. Despite this, we planned an ambitious season onstage,and we launched major initiatives to support our art.

The season started with the newly expanded New Works Festival—a truly spectacular event, featuring two full weeks of reading and special events. This Festival was made possible through our partnership withMicrosoft, as well as funds raised as part of the Campaign for Art & Innovation. In addition to the Festival,we presented 8 mainstage plays, 4 of which were in the top ten grossing plays in TheatreWorks’ history. We are especially proud that in a challenging economic climate, TheatreWorks was able to put great artonstage, and that our audiences responded accordingly.

Meanwhile, behind the scenes, TheatreWorks revamped its ticketing system and its website, which enabled usto provide much better online information to our audience members. Our online ticket sales increased morethan 100%, and we were able to reach potential audience members through more detailed information onthe website. We look forward to continuing to use technology to bring TheatreWorks to a broader audience.

We also had a great year for our New Works and Education programs. The Education program reached children of all ages, from preschool campers to high school playwrights. Over 14,500 students enjoyedTheatreWorks’ programs through TheatreWorks for Schools. Our New Works programs started with theFestival, but they did not end there. We held a Writers Retreat in the winter, and were able to support several playwrights and composers throughout the year. Through the New Works and Education programs, TheatreWorks nurtured the next great artists and art appreciators.

As we approached the end of last year, we celebrated our 40th anniversary with an amazing party. Leadinglights of American theatre came out to honor Robert Kelley as the artistic honoree, including David HenryHwang, Jeanine Tesori, Paul Gordon, Vienna Teng, and Valerie Vigoda and Brendan Milburn of GrooveLily.Technology leaders came out in large numbers to honor Frank Quattrone, our innovation honoree. With over 600 attendees, Gala 40 was the perfect bookend to cap the year.

We hope you enjoyed this past year at the theatre as much as we enjoyed sharing it with you. I’m lookingforward to seeing you at the theatre for another great year next season.

All the best,

Carey PickusChair, Board of Trustees

MISSION

TheatreWorks is one of America’s outstanding professional theatres. Our work celebratesthe human spirit through innovative productions, new works, and education programsinspired by and engaging our diverse Silicon Valley community.

VISION

TheatreWorks is an artistic community of excellence and integrity, committed to dramaticand musical theatre of outstanding professional quality. Embracing the creation of newworks, the reinvigoration of the classics, and the arts education of new generations, ourwork exemplifies our region’s values of inclusion and innovation while providing a sense ofplace and community. The San Francisco Bay Area is the prototype of an evolving Americaof ever-increasing diversity. As we explore this changing world, our art must enhance theAmerican theatre with new vision, revealing both who we are and what we might become.

CORE VALUES

• Artistic Excellence:Create theatre art of the highest quality and integrity.

• Diversity:Reflect the diversity of our community in both our process and our art.

• Innovation:Explore what is new to create exceptional art.

• Involvement:Engage ourselves and our community in our art.

• Collaboration:Combine the individual energy of many to achieve the collective art of all.

• Celebrate the Human Spirit:Explore the truth of who we are and the potential of what we might become.

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Jonathan Bock & Rolf Saxon in The Chosen Photo Mark Kitaoka

FROM THE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

What a glorious year for the art of TheatreWorks! Launched withthe debut of our greatly-expanded New Works Festival, our2009/10 season was outstanding in every way, and four of oureight mainstage shows joined the company’s list of top ten bestsellers. We celebrated our 40th birthday with two world premieres,won seven awards for excellence from the Bay Area TheatreCritics Circle (including Best Musical), and reveled in the runaway success of our anniversary tribute, Gala 40. Finally, inan astounding year-end finale, the TheatreWorks-premieredmusical Memphis won four Tony Awards® in New York, includingBest Musical of the Year.

And what wonderful shows we shared! Set in a backwoodssmithy, the world premiere musical Tinyard Hill launched the season with what The Daily News called a “triumph for TheatreWorks…a tale full of charm, warmth, humor, and social importance.” On its heels, theregional premiere of David Henry Hwang’s Yellow Face featured the brilliant Francis Jue in a hilarious butpoignant “must-see show, rare in its honesty.” (Palo Alto Weekly) “The Chosen packs a hefty punch,” ravedthe San Francisco Chronicle about our powerful October drama, and equal success greeted our unique holiday premiere A Civil War Christmas; it was hailed by The Mercury News as “A richly detailed musical tapestry…a timeless message of shared humanity.” January brought the season’s biggest hit, the delightfulworld premiere of Paul Gordon and John Caird’s romance Daddy Long Legs. Metro Silicon Valley called it “a musical that redefines musicals…a revolutionary piece of theatre,” and it has since toured throughout the country. “A family comedy with truly delightful results” (Palo Alto Weekly), the wacky Sunsets andMargaritas offered a mid-winter tribute to our Latino community, soon followed by Harper Lee’s moving ToKill a Mockingbird, which the San Francisco Bay Times described as “100% superb!” When the string quartetof Opus wowed the Bay Area in June, online arts review Stark Silver Creek concluded, “Opus is a truly wonderful capstone to TheatreWorks’ 40th season, which has been, by all definitions, a smashing success.”

In a year that doubled attendance at our New Works Festival, offered two world premieres, featured at onepoint, five different TheatreWorks-developed shows performing around the country, and concluded with aTony Award®, it’s fair to say that new works have become the highlight of TheatreWorks’ art. We are proud to reflect the spirit of innovation that defines our Silicon Valley, proud of the 80 new plays and musicals wehave helped develop since launching our New Works Initiative a decade ago. With solid support from TheNational Endowment for the Arts, the Irvine, Hewlett, and Packard Foundations, innovative corporationssuch as Microsoft, and the dedicated donors of The Inner Circle, New Works Director Meredith McDonoughhas brought exciting new authors and composers to the company and national attention to our work. Mostimportantly, the wealth of exciting works in development allowed us to select an unprecedented three worldpremieres for the 2010/11 season.

Our 40th year. It is hard to imagine a more inspiring, memorable, and rewarding season. As TheatreWorksbegins its fifth decade, we have seen our reputation for artistic excellence and theatrical innovation soar tonew heights throughout the Bay Area and across the nation. It has been a thrill and an honor sharing thisanniversary year with all of you.

Warmly yours,

Robert KelleyFounder and Artistic Director

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SEASON HIGHLIGHTS

• The season opened with the world premiere musical Tinyard Hill, which won Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Awards for Best Male Supporting Performance (James Moye) and Best Female Supporting Performance (Allison Briner).

• Daddy Long Legs, The Chosen, A Civil War Christmas, and To Kill a Mockingbirdbecame four of the top ten highest grossing shows in TheatreWorks history.

• The Broadway production of Memphis (a New Works Initiative graduate) won four Tony Awards® including Best Musical! TheatreWorks received an on-air salute during the broadcast from producer Randy Adams. The win cemented TheatreWorks reputation both locally and nationally as a home for innovation and collaboration, as a breeding ground for new and established writing talent, and as an incubator of critically acclaimed new musicals and plays.

• In honor of our 40th Anniversary Season, the Palo Alto City Council issued a proclamationrecognizing Artistic Director Robert Kelley as a cultural icon, and TheatreWorks as a treasure of Palo Alto.

• Over 600 guest artists and loyal patrons came together for Gala 40 on May 8th, 2010 to commemorate our 40th anniversary season and honor Founder and Artistic Director Robert Kelley and Frank Quattrone. The dinner, live auction, and concert raised over $500,000.

• TheatreWorks for Schools successfully piloted the TELL Project (Theatre for English Language Learners) at five area schools, reaching over 360 students.

• 324 volunteers contributed over 6,608 hours, with savings to TheatreWorks of $154,110.

The cast of A Civil War Christmas Photo Tracy Martin

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TINYARD HILL July 18–August 16, 2009by Stephen Schwartz and Mark AllenWorld Premiere MusicalDirected by Robert KelleyMusic Direction by William Liberatore • Scenic Design by Tom Langguth • Costume Designby Cathleen Edwards • Lighting Design by Pamila Gray • Sound Design by Cliff Caruthers •

Casting by Leslie Martinson and Adam Filderman • Dramaturgy by Vickie Rozell

YELLOW FACE August 26–September 20, 2009by David Henry HwangRegional PremiereDirected by Robert KelleyScenic Design by J.B. Wilson • Costume Design by Fumiko Bielefeldt • Lighting Design bySteven B. Mannshardt • Sound Design by Cliff Caruthers • Movement Consulting by FrancisJue • Associate Direction and Dramaturgy by Vickie Rozell • Casting by Leslie Martinson

THE CHOSEN October 7–November 8, 2009By Aaron Posner and Chaim PotokFrom the novel by Chaim PotokDirected by Aaron DavidmanScenic Design by Giulio Casare Perrone • Costume Design by B. Modern • Lighting Designby Steven B. Mannshardt • Sound Design by Cliff Caruthers • Projection Design by ChadBonaker • Casting by Leslie Martinson

A CIVIL WAR CHRISTMAS December 2–December 27, 2009By Paula VogelWest Coast PremiereDirected by Robert KelleyMusic Arranged and Orchestrated by Daryl Waters • Musical Direction by William Liberatore• Scenic Design by Joe Ragey • Costume Design by Fumiko Bielefeldt •

Lighting Design by Pamila Gray • Sound Design by Cliff Caruthers • Associate Direction andCasting by Leslie Martinson • Dramaturgy by Vickie Rozell

2009/10 SEASON

From top: Chris Critelli in Tinyard Hill; Thomas Azar and Pun Bandhu in Yellowface; Corey Fischer & Thomas Gorrebeeck in The Chosen; Tracy Camp & Tiana Travis in A Civil War Christmas All photos by Mark Kitaoka and Tracy Martin

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DADDY LONG LEGS January 20–February 21, 2010Music and Lyrics by Paul GordonBook by John CairdFrom the novel by Jean WebsterCo-World Premiere with The Rubicon Theatre Company and Cincinnati Playhouse in the ParkDirected by John CairdAssociate Direction by Nell Balaban • Musical Direction by Laura Bergquist • Scenic andCostume Design by David Farley • Lighting Design by Paul Toben • Sound Design by CliffCaruthers • Casting by Leslie Martinson and Tara Rubin Casting • Dramaturgy by Vickie Rozell

SUNSETS AND MARGARITASMarch 10–April 4, 2010by José Cruz González West Coast PremiereDirected by Amy GonzalezScenic Design by Frank Sarmiento • Costume Design by Sara Ryung Clement • LightingDesign by Steven B. Mannshardt • Sound Design by Cliff Caruthers • Casting by LeslieMartinson • Dramaturgy by Vickie Rozell

TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD April 10–May 9, 2010Dramatized by Christopher SergelBased on the novel by Harper LeeDirected by Robert KelleyScenic Design by Andrea Bechert • Costume Design by Allison Connor • Lighting Design bySteven B. Mannshardt • Sound Design by Cliff Caruthers • Fight Direction by Richard Lane •

Associate Direction and Dramaturgy by Vickie Rozell • Casting by Leslie Martinson

OPUS June 2–June 27, 2010by Michael HollingerRegional PremiereDirected by Meredith McDonoughScenic Design by Erik Flatmo • Costume Design by Jill Bowers • Lighting Design by ChrisStudley • Sound Design by Cliff Caruthers • Quartet Advising by Kris Yenney • Casting byLeslie Martinson • Dramaturgy by Vickie Rozell

2009/10 SEASON

From top: Robert Adelman Hancock & Megan McGinnis in Daddy Long Legs; Lucinda Serrano in Sunsets and Margaritas; Sierra Stephens &Anthony Newfield in To Kill A Mockingbird; Richard Frederick & Mark Anderson Philips in Opus All photos by Mark Kitaoka and Tracy Martin

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THE NEW WORKS INITIATIVE

Under the leadership of Director of New Works, Meredith McDonough, and in line with ourstrategic plan, we expanded our New Works Festival in the summer of 2009. First, we madethe decision to open every season with a World Premiere production as the centerpiece ofNew Works Festival, publicly celebrating our commitment to new work. Second, we movedthe Festival from the Second Stage Theatre at the MVCPA to the larger Lucie Stern Theatre,expanded the number of pieces from four to six, and expanded programming from twoweeks to five.

The 2009 Festival featured six staged readings of new musicals and plays including:

• Ernest Shackleton Loves Me by Joe DiPietro, Valerie Vigoda, and Brendan Milburn

• Makeover by Darrah Cloud and Kim D. Sherman

• Tales from the Bad Years by Kait Kerrigan and Brian Lowdermilk

• Auctioning the Ainsleys by Laura Schellhardt

• The North Pool by Rajiv Joseph

• The Sparrow and the Birdman by Raquel Bitton and Chris Smith.

In April 2010, five different shows originally workshopped or world premiered atTheatreWorks were running simultaneously at theatres nationwide including: Memphis atThe Shubert Theatre on Broadway, Daddy Long Legs at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park,Tinyard Hill at Cumberland County Playhouse in Tennessee, Girlfriend at Berkeley RepertoryTheatre, and Equivocation at Marin Theatre Company.

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Cast performing a reading of Tales from the Bad Years Photo by Mark Kitaoka

THEATREWORKS EDUCATION IN THE COMMUNITYTheatreWorks for Schools and The Drama School

In 2009/10, TheatreWorks served 14,540 students and 641 teachers at 88 schools in sevencounties. We provided 81,825 educational contacts—reaching many students multiple times.In addition, audience enrichment and community programs reached 1,465 adult learners.

• We expanded the curriculum of the Concepts at Play program to include Playing with Science in addition to Playing with Poetry. These two week residency programs reached 2,695 students in 112 classes at 24 schools throughout the year.

• The TELL Project (Theatre for English Language Learners) debuted at five schools (including three Title I schools,) addressing the needs of 362 culturally and linguistically diverse students.

• The touring production of Oskar and the Big Bully Battle visited 23 Bay Area Schools in the spring of 2010. Over 7,500 students laughed along with Oskar as they learnedvaluable lessons about identifying and preventing bullying behaviors.

• High schools students from Hillsdale High School, Palo Alto High School, and Saratoga High School participated in the Young Playwright’s Project and had the chance to learn the art of crafting plays from accomplished, professional playwrights. Over 750 studentshave participated since the program’s inception 12 years ago.

• TheatreWorks mainstage productions of Yellow Face, The Chosen, A Civil War Christmas,and To Kill a Mockingbird each had dedicated Student Matinees. A total of 3,978 students from 49 schools attend these performances.

• Now in its seventh year, The Children’s Healing Project continued to bring joy and theatrical therapeutic relief to critically ill patients at the Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital. The program made 759 contacts with patients, parents, and siblings through 90group workshops and 257 beside visits.

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GALA 40: May 8, 2010

To commemorate our 40th anniversary season, the company hosted a celebratory Gala event, including a formal dinner at the Microsoft campus, a live auction, and a spectacularstar studded concert. In all ways, Gala 40 was a triumph.

Over the course of the evening, the crowd celebrated the accomplishments of two SiliconValley pioneers who nurtured great talent and changed the face of our community:TheatreWorks Founder and Artistic Director Robert Kelley for Innovation in the Arts andSilicon Valley leader Frank Quattrone for Innovation in Technology.

At the dinner, the contributions of Frank Quattrone were highlighted, noting that he hasadvised technology companies on more than 400 mergers and acquisitions. In a uniquelyTheatreWorks manner, he was celebrated with a customized song performed by RietteBurdick and joined by many friends and business associates who gathered at Microsoft to celebrate him.

The event not only commemorated our 40th anniversary and honored Artistic Director RobertKelley’s on-going dedication to the company he founded, it also acknowledged TheatreWorks’contribution to the theatre arts field as an artistic home for playwrights and composers fromacross the country. Celebrated guests included the renowned playwright David Henry Hwangwho emceed the event, musicians Brendan Milburn, Valerie Vigoda, and Vienna Teng whocomposed and sang “The House that Kelley Built” as a valentine to Robert Kelley. TonyAward®-winning composer Jeanine Tesori and composer Paul Gordon also poignantly attested first-hand and sometimes in song how TheatreWorks and Kelley have instrumentallyinfluenced their work. The concert also included video-greetings from various illustrious lyricists and composers including Andrew Lippa, Stephen Schwartz, David Bryan, Joe DiPietro,and Broadway/film actor Zeljko Ivanek who said “I still measure every new works experienceagainst the time I spent at TheatreWorks.”

Gala 40 successfully championed the TheatreWorks story. Our forty-year commitment to ourcore values of artistic excellence, diversity, innovation, collaboration, and celebration of thehuman spirit, was repeatedly heralded and congratulated with every performance and speech.To top it all off, Gala 40 raised over $500,000!

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CAMPAIGN FOR ART & INNOVATIONThe Campaign reaches its halfway mark!

Since 1970, TheatreWorks has grown from a grassroots arts organization into a major cultural institution. As we celebrated our 40th year, the company embarked on a $3.3 millioncapital campaign to enhance our reputation for artistic innovation, expand our identity as amodel for the development of new works, and strengthen our business structure to ensure a long-term future. The campaign will provide funding in three areas:

THE ART OF INNOVATIONNew work has always been the heartbeat of TheatreWorks. Our New Works Initiative is a truly unique program providing artists with the opportunity to collaborate and develop their pieces during every stage of the creative process; from an idea to a full-scale production. The New Works Festival and premiere productions are integral to its success.

PUTTING THEATREWORKS ON THE MAPTheatreWorks has often been called the “Best Kept Secret.”A dedicated visibility campaignwill engage a broader audience in our meaningful work. By effectively communicating whatwe do with more people in our local communities and in the national theatre arena, our family will extend from coast to coast.

ENGAGING AUDIENCES THROUGH ADVANCED TECHNOLOGYTheatreWorks has a long history of investing in great art. Now we will be able to match our antiquated technology with our high production values. By infusing our systems withstate-of-the-art resources, we will empower our mainstage work, provide an exceptionalpatron experience, and become the virtual artistic home of Silicon Valley.

With $1.3 million contributed as of June 30, 2010, we have already deepened our commitmentto new work by successfully expanding our New Works Festival and producing six world premieres since 2009. We have also implemented a robust database that combines donationand ticket information. In addition, we have fully redesigned our website to making it moreinteractive and to giving improved access to online ticket purchases and exchanges.

Contributions to the Campaign for Art & Innovation will ensure the vitality and sustainabilityof TheatreWorks onstage and off, both here in the Bay Area and across the country.

Distracted scenic design by Melpomene Katakalos Projections by Jason Thompson Photo by Mark Kitaoka

FROM THE MANAGING DIRECTOR

In TheatreWorks’ 40th year of operations, we generated anoperational surplus of $349,937. Coming off of a 39th seasonwhich had seen an operating loss during the worst of the economic downturn, TheatreWorks responded by re-organizingthe company for 2009/1010: scaling back with an eye toward ashrinking economy and needing to mitigate the impact of the2008/09 shortfall.

The fact that TheatreWorks was able to generate a surplus,exceed many of its income goals, and maintain a strong hold onexpenses was the result of careful oversight and creative newapproaches to revenue generation.

First, single ticket sales dramatically exceeded goal, with 7 of the 8 productions meeting or exceedingincome projections and 4 of the 8 productions landing in TheatreWorks top 10 highest grossing shows.

Second, individual giving, which had seen a slowdown in the first part of calendar year 2009, reboundedquickly, especially in the upper level categories for individual donors. Indeed, the number of households giving $10,000 or more reached an all-time high.

Finally, Gala 40 exceeded all expectations, both in attendance, sales, and auction revenue. The highestgrossing fundraising event in TheatreWorks history, Gala 40 not only generated record income, it made asignificant statement to Silicon Valley about the role of TheatreWorks as a developer of new work. As anincubator for the creation of new plays and musicals, TheatreWorks shares core values with the tech field inSilicon Valley. The success of the “messaging” at this high profile event should have a positive impact onTheatreWorks’ community position and revenues for years to come.

An important decision made during 2009/10 was to launch a Campaign for Art & Innovation—a $3.3 millioncampaign to invest in key areas that could lead to long-term growth. Drawn from TheatreWorks’ currentstrategic plan, the campaign funds technology to bolster ticket sales, invests in new works development andefforts to build TheatreWorks’ visibility and brand.

The campaign initiatives have borne early and impressive results. From the 2008/09 season to the 2009/10season, online single ticket sales roughly doubled as a percentage of total single ticket sales. Attendance atthe New Works Festival—an annual activity that is a core to our artistic mission and to our community andnational visibility—tripled over the same period. Despite the economic downturn, Board, staff and Campaigndonors all agreed that this investment in long-term financial health and stability was a priority for 2009/10,and will continue through the 2010/11 season.

Thank you to all who made our 40th anniversary season an unforgettable success, and to all the individuals,foundations, and companies who have supported TheatreWorks over the years. Together, we can continue togrow and explore the future of TheatreWorks on the stage, in the schools, and throughout our community.

Phil SantoraManaging Director

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FINANCIALS

THEATREWORKS 2009/10 INCOME$7,729,552

Ticket Sales39%

Other Income1%

Contributed46%

In-kind Donations

5%

Special Events6%

THEATREWORKS 2009/10 EXPENSES$7,379,615

Fundraising10%

Marketing & Promotion

23%

ProgramProduction

59%

General &Administration

8%

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Education3%

THEATREWORKS

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

June 30, 2010ASSETS

CURRENT ASSETSCash & Cash Equivalents $638,629 Contributions & Misc. Receivables $816,294 Prepaid Expenses $270,247 Deposits & Other Current Assets $0TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS $1,725,170

NON-CURRENT ASSETSDeposits $50,787 Pledges Receivable, LT $226,023 Investments $652 Fixed Assets (Net of Depreciation) $931,444 TOTAL NON-CURRENT ASSETS $1,208,906

ENDOWMENT FUNDS $2,189,553

TOTAL ASSETS $5,123,629

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

LIABILITIESAccts Payable $240,741 Accrued Liabilities $193,302 Deferred Ticket Revenue $1,983,174 TOTAL LIABILITIES $2,417,217

NET ASSETS & YTD NET INCOMEUnrestricted $(1,140,055)Temporarily Restricted $580,666 Permanently Restricted $3,265,801 TOTAL NET ASSETS & NET INCOME $2,706,412

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $5,123,629

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THEATREWORKS STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES

Year ended June 30, 2010

Unrestricted

Operating Investing Total Temporarily Permanently TotalActivities Activities Restricted Restricted

REVENUE

Program $3,246,607 $0 $3,246,607 $0 $0 $3,246,607 Revenue

Grants and $3,923,937 $0 $3,923,937 $437,338 $334,102 $4,695,377 Contributions

Other Income $111,854 $0 $111,854 $0 $0 $111,854

Net Realized &Unrealized Gains $7,070 $159,842 $166,912 $0 $485 $167,397 (Losses) on Investments

Interest and $0 $60,445 $60,445 $0 $0 $60,445 Dividends

Net Assets $440,084 $0 $440,084 $(439,286) $(798) $0 Released fromRestriction

TOTAL $7,729,552 $220,287 $7,949,839 $(1,948) $333,789 $8,281,680 REVENUE

EXPENSES

Program $4,374,862 $0 $4,374,862 $0 $0 $4,374,862Production Expense

General and $600,643 $0 $600,643 $0 $0 $600,643 Administrative

Marketing $1,695,805 $0 $1,695,805 $0 $0 $1,695,805 and Promotion

Fundraising $708,305 $0 $708,305 $0 $0 $708,305

TOTAL $7,379,615 $0 $7,379,615 $0 $0 $7,379,615 EXPENSE

CHANGE IN $349,937 $220,287 $570,224 $(1,948) $333,789 $902,065 NET ASSETS

NET ASSETS $(1,710,279) $582,614 $2,932,012 $1,804,347 BEGINNING OF YEAR

NET ASSETS $(1,140,055) $580,666 $3,265,801 $2,706,412 END OF YEAR

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THEATREWORKS CONTRIBUTORS

PRODUCERS Michael & Michelle Kwatinetz, Co-Chairs

TheatreWorks Producers make a gift of $10,000 or more annually, and are invited to exclusive Producer events with visiting artists. As a Producer, you select a productionto follow from “page to the stage” by attending the design presentation, rehearsals, and opening night. Producers also receive all Inner Circle benefits.

Visionary Producers($50,000 and above)Ann S. Bowers

Bredt Family Fund at Truckee Tahoe

Community Foundation

The Craft Malcolm Family

Yogen & Peggy Dalal

Anne & Larry Hambly

Carey & Josh Pickus

Ray & Meredith Rothrock

Mark Stevens & Mary Murphy

TheatreWorks Board Emeritus

Executive Producers($25,000 to $49,999)Marsha & Bill Adler

Bruce Cozadd & Sharon Hoffman

Marcia & John Goldman

Derry & Charlene Kabcenell

Michelle & Michael Kwatinetz

Suzanne Martin & John Doyle

Morgan Family Foundation

Catherine & Jeff Thermond

The Tiphane Foundation

Watkins Family Charitable Fund

Producers($10,000 to $24,999)Katharine & George Alexander

Paul Asente & Ron Jenks

Elaine Baskin & Ken Krechmer

Jayne Booker

Jody Buckley & Mark Horowitz

Steven & Karin Chase

Dr. & Mrs. W. M. Coughran, Jr.

John & Susan Diekman

Susan Fairbrook

Dan & Catharine Garber

Sylvia & Ron Gerst

Kathryn Green

Claiborne S. Jones

Craig & Gina Jorasch Family Fund

Mike & Martha Kahn

Julie Kaufman & Walter Niemasik, Jr.

Robin & Don Kennedy

Phil Kurjan & Noel Butler

Dorothy Lazier

The Marmor Foundation/

Drs. Michael & Jane Marmor

Leslie & Douglas Murphy-Chutorian

Eileen Nelson & Hugh Franks

THE INNER CIRCLE Jayne Booker, Chair

Members of The Inner Circle contribute a minimum of $1,000 each season and enjoy a variety of benefits including priority subscription seating, VIP ticket purchasesand exchanges, access to house seats on Broadway and invitations to Meet-the-Artists events.

Associate Producers($5,000 to $9,999)AnonymousEddie & Lois AndersonJohn & Ann DoerrBill & M.J. ElmoreTerry & Carolyn Gannon in honor of Robert Kelley, Anne Holmes, & the whole TheatreWorks Family

Hawes Family FundTom & Dana HayseWilliam J. HiggsLinda M. Hinton & Vince FoeckeMark and Debra Leslie

Richard & Charlene Maltzman

in memory of Carol AdlerRob & Ann MarangellMyrna & Hy Mitchner, PhDGib & Susan MyersJoe, Nancy, Sam & Sara RageyDorothy & George Saxe Philanthropic Fund

Loren & Shelley SaxeRon & Lila SchmidtCarolyn SchutzEdward & Jane SeamanLeonard Shustek & Donna DubinskyJanet Brownstone & Andy Verhalen

Directors($2,500 to $4,999)Anonymous (4)Ray & Carol BacchettiLisa Backus & Anthony MontefuscoKatherine Bazak & John W. DohnerJohn S. Beasley, IIILucy Berlin & Glenn TrewittMichael & Leslie BraunMarah & Gene BrehautChet & Marcie BrownArt & Carol CourvilleGeorge & Susan CrowRandy Curry & Kay SimonPamela DoughertyRonald & Pamela FortunePeter & Rose FriedlandMarkus Fromherz & Heike SchmitzValerie Gardner & Jonathan TiemannDavid E. Gold & Irene BlumenkranzRenee & Mark GreensteinCarol Gunby & Debbie MancusoEmeri & Brad HandlerHitz FoundationMaureen HobergD & J Hodgson Family FoundationEdward HunterKaren & Art Ingram*Tom & Sharon KelleyBob & Edie KirkwoodKranz & AssociatesSue & Jerry Krumbein

Ken & Clare LivakMichael & Carole MarksAsh McNeely & Elisa OdabashianAndrew & Judith MendelsohnThe Merrimac FundBuff & Cindy MillerLynn & Susan OrrChris & Donna PaisleyDavid Pasta in memory of Gloria J.A. Guth

The Frank & Denise Quattrone Foundation

Michael & Paula RantzEddie Reynolds & Ed JonesScott & Helen RoddeTom Rindfleisch & Carli ScottMarge & Jim ShivelyCharlie & Julie SimmonsJoyce Reynolds Sinclair & Dr. Gerald M. Sinclair

Susanne Stevens & Monte Mansir

Anthony & Rosina Lo Sun

Craig & Susie ThomTed & Betty UllmanMimi & Jim Van Horne

Players($1,000 to $2,499)Anonymous (9)Mark & Stephanie AgnewMary Ann Anthony & Ken FowkesMary Helen Armstrong

Jean Ann AugsburgerShirley BaileyPaul & Debbie BakerDoug & Marie BarryHank & Anne BarryPaul & Beth BartlettJoel & Wendy BartlettJim Bassett & Lily HurlimannPaula BenedictDon & Deborah BennettPaul & Millie BergDr. Barbara L. Bessey & Dr. Kevin J. Gilmartin

Helen & Stuart BesslerDaniel BeswickCharlotte & David BiegelsenWendell & Celeste BirkhoferBob & Martha BowdenGordon & Sharon BowerSteve & Gayle BruglerMarda BuchholzStephen & Maureen BuchnerChristine B. Butcher+

Eric Butler MD & Suzanne Rocca-ButlerJim ByrnesJeff & Deborah ByronMalkah & Don CarothersCarolle Carter & Jess KitchensRon & Sally CarterGeorge & Michelle Caughey Jane ChaiEllen & Tony Chan

Karen & Christopher Payne Family

Foundation

Mark & Martha RossAdam Samuels & Frank Reyes

Martha Seaver & Scott Walecka

Sheri Sobrato

The Strauss Hawkins Fund

Lynn Szekely-Goode &

Dr. Richard Goode

Brent & Michèle Townshend

Mark & Teri Vershel

Ronni & Iain Watson

Carol Watts in memory of Vern

Lisa Webster

Renee & Herman Winick

Janne & Bill Wissel

Walt Wood & Gayla Lorthridge

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Richard & Joyce ChiarenzaBruce & Gail ChizenDean & Wilma ChuDebbie & George ChunnFran Codispoti & Ken SchroederNancy & Bill CohenClaudia & Bill ColemanLarry & Sara ConditClyde & Ann CoombsTim & Margaret CoteGeorge & Carol CrafordDiane & Howard CrittendenDavid & Ann CrockettPeter & Melanie CrossJeff & Amy CroweGordon & Carolyn DavidsonRichard & Alicia DaytonJennifer DeGoliaDouglas DexterGaurav & Tara DhillonJohn & Wynne DobynsKaren & David DolkasJack & Marcia EdelsteinBrad & Pam EhikianTom & Ellen EhrlichJames J. ElacquaDon & Judy EngelMichael & Elizabeth EngleFrances EscherichGwendolyn & Frederick W. Farley, Sr.Margaret Ann & Don FidlerSheldon Finkelstein & Beatriz V. Infante

Carey FitzGerald & Helen RobisonMichael & Annette FlickerPeggy Woodford Forbes & Harry Bremond

Lynda & Steve FoxDiane & Bob FrankleDeborah Freehling, MDJay & Joyce FriedrichsBlanche FrolichmanDoug & Lois GarlandEd GlazierMarilyn & Eli GoldfarbBurton & Maud GoldfieldNeal & Linda GoldsteinSue & Bill GouldJohn & Mary Ann GrilliNancy & Bill GroveBarbara GuntherPeter & Laura Haas

Elaine & Eric HahnRussell & Debbie HallJane Hamlin & Steven SchowNancy HandelSusan & Don HansonJames Heeger & Daryl MessingerHamilton & Lalia HelmerMartha & Bob HelsethHelen HelsonMaren HitzYue-shun E. HoDavid Hornik & Pamela Miller-HornikSusan M. HuchRob HultengMichael J. Hunt & Joanie Banks-HuntHenry Ilg & Shirley KendallPerry A. Irvine & Linda Romley-IrvineSudhanshu & Lori JainNancy L. JalonenDean & Patricia JohnsonRoy & Leigh JohnsonBarbara JonesHilary Jones*Jack JorgensonHoward & Carol JoryFrances JourdanMr. & Mrs. Abdo KadifaThomas & Sarah KailathCharles & Roberta Katz Family Foundation

Cynthia & Bert KeelyArthur KellerRobert Kelley & Ev ShiroRoberta & Bob KelschWayne T. Kennedy & Lorelei F. Rockwell

Chris KenrickLarry & Patti KenyonJames Kern & Monica DonovanLisa & Darren KerrLindsay & Todd KimmelJulie & Glen Kohl in memory of Jennifer Ayres

Hal & Iris KorolMichael & Ina KorekWoof Kurtzman & Liz HertzDick & Cathy LampmanRobert H. LeeNancy LemArlene LeslieJan Thomson & Roy LevinDonald & Rachel Levy

Sue & Dick LevyDan’l & Susan LewinRobert J. Lipshutz & Nancy Wong, MD

Janet Littlefield & William CoggshallLori & Randy LivingstonDrs. John & Penny LoebTeresa Loftus in honor of Suzanne Martin

Tom & Sally LogothettiAlexander & Anne LongCarol & Mac MacCorkleJoe MargeviciusD. Markovich & R. HaakLarry & Gladys MarksDaniel Mart+

Karen & Mike MatthysKatherine & Robert MaxfieldNicole M. McClainPatricia McClung & Allen MorganMary & Don McDougallGerald & Betty McIntyreMary Pat & Bob McLeanDave & Carolyn McLoughlinTom McQuinn & Kelly GreenMenlo Web DesignDebby Meredith & Curtis ColeNancy & Christopher MeyerDr. & Mrs. Brad NaylorShirley & David NegrinBill & Janet NichollsMargo & Roy OgusO’Hanlan-Walker Family Fund in honor of Jayne Booker

Janine Paver & Eric BrownAmy Peabody & Brent Ingram+

Beth & Charlie PerrellCarrie Perzow & Von LeirerJohn & Valerie PoggiDave & Alison PolkinhornesPaula & Bill PowarMark & Margot RawlinsIn memory of Pearl ReimerKaren & John ReisRemington Family TrustEdward & Verne RiceOrli & Zah RinatPaul & Sheri RobbinsDick & Susan RobbinsBill RobertsBob Rodert & Bev KiltzPaul Romeo & Lynne Starke

Libby Roth & Ron KatzRita & Robert RoveRobert & Suzanne RubensteinJoseph & Sandy SantandreaRichard Santi & Maureen Minhoto-SantiPhilip Santora & Cristian AsherElizabeth & Mark ScharLisa & Steven Schatz Philanthropic FundLee & Kim ScheuerSteven & Rita SchlosserTom & Hilary SchroederCharles G. Schulz & Claire E. TaylorDavid Schwartz & Toni WismanVera C. ScottBart SearsNancy & Greg Serrurier in honor of Jeff Crowe

Pamela & Rick ShamesJoanne SheehySarah Shema & Neyssa MarinaCynthia & Jeffrey ShoreRon & Ellen ShulmanJason & Ursula ShultzCarolyn & Rick SilbermanAbraham & Marian SofaerDenise & Jim StanfordRick Stern & Nancy Ginsburg SternLaura StrandDebra SzecseiRichard & Jeanne Cuffey TatumLibby & Barry TaylorTed & Polly TaylorHelaina TitusDean UjiharaRobert J. Van der Leest, MDDarlene Vian & Brian McCuneMichael & Chris WagnerWilliam & Bethel WattLynne & Griffith WeberDr. Edward Weiss & Sydney MarsdenElissa Wellikson & Tim ShroyerNancy & Bart WestcottRon Weston & Margie SingletonKaren WhitePat WieslerKen & Ruth WilcoxBruce & Elinor WilnerMrs. John A. WilsonLynn Wilson & Howard RobertsNeil & Ann WolffMark & Sheila WolfsonBill & Sue Worthington

Sustainers($500 to $999)Anonymous (5) • Don & Dory Albert • Robert Archibald • Durward & Caroline Ayre • Edward & Constance Barthold • Al & Liz Bernal • Laurie Bonilla & Ed Perry • Linda & DavidBostwick • Sharon & John Brauman • Joan Brennan • Lorraine & Joel Brown • Joanne Bruggemann • Sandy Cademartori • Ken & Caretha Coleman • Robert A. Cook • Jack & GloriaCorey • David L. Cottle • Richard & Anita Davis • Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Dehlinger • Corinne & Joe Dox • Wendy Dransfield & Bob Bridger • Robert Dutton • Russell Evarts • Betsy &Tom Furst • Jewelle & James Lowell Gibbs, Jr. • Jack & Joan Gorham • Diane Greene & Mendel Rosenbloom • Jim & Linda Hagan • Kovin Hagan • Barry Hayes • Sheryl Heckmann& Monty Kersten • John & Andrea Hennessy • Linda & Robert Holub • Zeljko Ivanek in memory of Bridget Ross • Rex & Dede Jamison • Carl Jukkola & Desmond Lee • Meg Keehan& Kelly Williams • Francis & Margaret Keeler • Michael & Frannie Kieschnick • Suzanne & Jay Killea • Allan & Linda Kramer • Paul A. & Jackie L. Kuckein • Mike & Bonnie Laster •John & Cathi Lerch • Len & Mary Jo Levy • George & Ann Limbach • Virginia & Jim Lyons • Derek & Mary Theresa MacDavid • Anne Mack • Kent Mather • The Meier-Phelps Family• Steven & Linda Monosson • Heidi Munzinger & John Shott • Glenda & Thomas Murray • Lalla Neblett • Michael & Karen Nierenberg in honor of TW Staff • Joyce Pharriss & JohnPendleton • James & Alma Phillips • Linda & Eric Provita • Kathy & Gary Reback • Peter & Starla Robinson • Jim & Pam Robson • Nancy S. Rogers • Fabio & Catherine Rosati •Deborah S. Rose, MD • Sherri Rose • Joyce Rosenstiel • Mr. & Mrs. Joel Rossen • Sherrean & Bill Rundberg • Alan Russell • David & Jerilyn Schricker • Judy & Denis Severson • Jack& Dorothy Shannahan • Jeff & Lisa Smith • Louise Spangler • James W. & Nina L. Steiner • The Sher-Right Fund • Lalita Tademy & Barry L. Williams • Jean B. Taylor • James & Emily Thurber • David Vroom • Dr. & Mrs. Howard Wechsler • Susan B. Weiner • Elizabeth B. Wolf • Patricia Workman • Howard Zeprun & Jane Chueh • Selma Zinker in memory ofNorman Zinker

Contributions listed were received between 06/01/09 and 06/23/10. Program deadlines and space limitations prevent us from listing all of our greatly appreciated patrons.

* Indicates donors whose gifts include in-kind goods or services. + Indicates members of the Encore Club, who make ongoing monthly or quarterly gifts.

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Visionary Sponsors ($50,000 and above)The David & Lucile Packard FoundationThe James Irvine FoundationNational Endowment for the ArtsThe Shubert FoundationWilliam & Flora Hewlett Foundation

Presenting Sponsors ($25,000 to $49,999)Hurlbut-Johnson Charitable Trusts

Supporting Sponsors($15,000 to $24,999)The Harold & Mimi Steinberg Charitable

TrustThe Michelson FoundationThe Sand Hill Foundation

Sponsors($10,000 to $14,999)American Century Companies

FoundationEdgerton FoundationGeorge H. Sandy FoundationPerkins Coie LLPThe San Francisco Foundation

Benefactors($5,000 to $9,999)Classic Party Rentals*Clay Foundation - WestFleishhacker FoundationThe Kanbar Charitable TrustKinnovationsThe Leonard C. & Mildred F. Ferguson

FoundationMorrison & Foerster LLPOrrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLPPillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman, LLPSanDisk Corporation

Supporters($2,500 to $4,999)AdaptecAir Systems Foundation, Inc.Auto Vino*Azure Capital PartnersBloomingdale’sCooley Godward Kronish LLPDodge & Cox Investment ManagersFuture Lighting*Greenberg Traurig LLPJ. The Jewish News Weekly of

Northern CaliforniaLockheed Martin Space SystemsLuther Burbank SavingsPaul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLPThe Private Bank of the PeninsulaTriNetWells Fargo Foundation

Friends($1,000 to $2,499)AnonymousA-1 Party Rentals*Chef Charlie Ayers *Chase VPC.M. Capital FoundationThe Dramatists Guild FundFour Seasons Hotel Silicon ValleyGoodwin Procter LLP*Lavanda Restaurant & Wine BarLuminous CapitalMid-Peninsula Newcomers ClubThe Morrison & Foerster FoundationOCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc.Orchard Supply Hardware*Panache CateringPIP Printing of Palo AltoRobert Half International, Inc.Silicon Valley Community FoundationTargetVIP Tours of New York

* Indicates donors whose gifts include in-kind goods or services.

CORPORATE CIRCLE, FOUNDATION, AND GOVERNMENT GIFTSFoundations and Corporate Circle members sponsor productions, support new works, and fund education programs for K-12students. Sponsors may host events at the theatre, receive heightened community visibility, and other hospitality benefits.

Matching Gifts

The following companies have matched employee contributions to TheatreWorks, multiplying their impact.

Adaptec • Adobe Systems, Incorporated • AMD • AON • Argonaut Group, Inc. • AT&T • Bank of America • The BectonDickinson Foundation • The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching • Centigram Communications Corporation• Cisco Systems Foundation • Dell Inc. • eBay • Electronic Arts • Gap Inc. • GlaxoSmithKline Foundation • Google Inc. •Hewlett-Packard Company • IBM Corporation • International Data Group • Intuit Inc. • Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies• Juniper Networks • Mayfield Fund • Microsoft Corporation • OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc. • Oracle • PewCharitable Trusts • Rockwell Collins • S.H. Cowell Foundation • Silicon Valley Community Foundation • Sun Microsystems • Tyco

Marsha & Bill AdlerWilliam C. AndersonAnn S. BowersPolly & Tom BredtBruce Cozadd & Sharon HoffmanPeter & Melanie CrossYogen & Peggy Dalal

Carl H. FeldmanThe John & Marcia Goldman FoundationEmeri & Brad HandlerHurlbut-Johnson Charitable TrustsCharles & Roberta Katz Family

FoundationPatricia McClung & Allen Morgan

The Rathmann Family FoundationEddie ReynoldsJohn & Diane SavageJoyce Reynolds SinclairLynn Szekely-Goode &

Dr. Richard Goode

ENDOWMENT FUNDTheatreWorks thanks the following lead donors for their extraordinarily generous Endowment gifts.

Anonymous (6)The Estate of William C. AndersonRay & Carol BacchettiSteve & Gayle BruglerJodi CorwinBruce Cozadd & Sharon HoffmanGeorge & Susan CrowJohn & Linda ElmanFrances EscherichHarriet FerzigerGayle FlanaganCarole & David FlorianPeter & Rose Friedland

Terry & Carolyn GannonMarcia & John GoldmanKathryn GreenLorie GriswoldAnne & Emma Grace HolmesKenny HomSusan M. HuchEdward Hunter & Michelle GarciaJohn W. and Nancy Lee JalonenRobert Kelley & Ev ShiroBill & Terry KrivanWoof KurtzmanMr. & Mrs. Robert Mangelsdorf

Steve MannshardtSuzanne Martin & John DoyleLeigh Metzler & Jim McVeyCynthia S. MillerTami & Craney OgataEddie ReynoldsBetsy Boardman RossEdward & Jane SeamanJoyce Reynolds SinclairCarol Snell & Mindy RauchEsther SobelSusanne StevensRenee & Herman Winick

FUTUREWORKSFutureWorks members have made an estate gift from a will or living trust, a beneficiary designation in an IRA, a gift of life insurance, a gift that returns lifetime income, or another planned gift.

Visionary Sponsors

Presenting Sponsors

Supporting Sponsors

BOARD OF TRUSTEESCarey Pickus, Chair

Thomas J. Adams IIIWilliam F. AdlerJayne BookerSusan FairbrookRon FortuneDan GarberAaron GershenbergAnne Hambly

Judy HeyboerGina Klein JoraschJulie KaufmanRobert KelleyRobin KennedyMike KwatinetzGayla LorthridgeDick Maltzman

Suzanne MartinEileen NelsonRay A. RothrockPhil SantoraMark StevensCathie ThermondMark VershelRonette T. Watson

BOARD EMERITUSNancy Meyer, Founder

Edward T. Anderson, MD Keith ArchuletaDoug BarrySharon Anthony BowerMike BraunPolly W. BredtBruce C. CozaddJoy CraftJeff CrowePeggy DalalYogen DalalJennifer DeGoliaMichael R. FlickerPeggy Woodford ForbesDoug Garland

Jewelle Taylor GibbsMarcia GoldmanEmeri HandlerDee HarrisSusan M. HuchPerry A. IrvineNancy L. JalonenDerry KabcenellMichael KahnRoberta R. KatzPatricia McClungCynthia S. MillerKathy Kennedy MillerLeslie Murphy-ChutorianKaren Nierenberg

Carrie PerzowMargot Mailliard RawlinsJohn ReisLynn Wilson RobertsSherri RoseLoren SaxeDenise StanfordJames SweeneyRosina Lo SunLynn Szekely-GoodeJeanne Cuffey TatumHelaina TitusRobert J. Van der Leest, MDElissa Wellikson

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ARTISTIC

Casting Director & Associate ArtistLeslie Martinson

Director of New WorksMeredith McDonough

Company ManagerJessica Coker

Resident Dramaturg & Artistic AssistantVickie Rozell

Resident Musical DirectorWilliam Liberatore

Resident Fight DirectorRichard Lane

Artistic Staff AssistantTom Bruett

New Works InternKeely Flanagan

Dramaturgy InternsSarah Birdsall, Aislinn Frantz

PRODUCTION, LIGHTING, & SOUND

Production ManagerDavid A. Milligan

Assistant Production ManagerJim Gross

Resident Lighting DesignerSteven B. Mannshardt

Resident Sound DesignerCliff Caruthers

Master ElectricianCorinne O’Sullivan

Production CoordinatorKaren Szpaller

Electricians/Sound TechniciansBlair Baker, Bradford Chapin, Brendan Coté, Janny Coté, Kenny Coté, Andrew Custer, Emma Davis, Andrew Duncan, Sophia Fong, Carolyn Foot, Zahra Garrett, Ryan Gill, Chris Graham, Chris Griffin, Ben Jaffe, Matt Johns, Dan Kaminski,Mandana Khoshnevisan, Neil Masters-Gutierrez, David J. McCollum, Erin Milligan,Gary Nelson, Michael Palumbo, Dan Potter, Daniel Rahamim, Jen Rotter, Martin Ruhlig, Alena Samoray, Jennifer Smith, Jeff Spackman, Jacqueline Steager,Seamus Strahan-Mauk, Jocelyn Squires, Shiboune Thill, Chris Tucker, Tirzah Tyler, Audrey Wright, Selina Young

Load-in/Strike VolunteersRick Amerson, Deborah Bennett, David Conrod, Rick Fleischman, Barry Hayes, Ed Hunter, Mike Kutner,Noah Price, Bart Sears, John Wilkes

SCENERY

Technical DirectorFrank Sarmiento

Assistant Technical DirectorJim O’Sullivan

Lead Scenic Artist /CraftsmanTom Langguth

Properties MasterSarah Lowe

Props ArtisanLisa Bledsoe

CarpentersRodrigo Frausto, Steven Harris, Matt Johns, Patrick McKenna, Bill Roberts, Josh Rose, Pierce Sirocco

Scenery InternNathaniel Rothrock

Props InternSydney Schatz

COSTUMES

Costume DirectorJill Bowers

Assistant CostumerNina Harris

Lead Cutter/DraperYen La Wong

Wardrobe ManagerTanya Finkelstein

Costume Rentals ManagerMary Carr

DraperMarina Agabekov

First Hand/StitcherAnna Boyarshinova

StitcherNhan Luu

CraftsFarrah Southam

Hair StylistJeanne Naritomi

Wigs & Makeup AssistantJessica McGinty

Costumes Rental InternAllison Mortimer

STAGE MANAGEMENT

Resident Stage ManagerRebecca Muench

Resident Stage ManagerJaimie L. Johnson

Resident Stage ManagerJoshua M. Rose

Stage Management InternsRyan Guerra, Heather Kenyon

DEVELOPMENT

Director of DevelopmentAnne M. Holmes

Campaign DirectorAmy M. Peabody

Associate Director of Development, Individual GivingJanine Paver

Individual Giving ManagerSabrina Sutton

Institutional Grants ManagerKimberly Maas

Events Manager/Volunteer CoordinatorMariel Cano

Donor Stewardship CoordinatorH. Hans Cárdenas

Development InternCarrie Zhang

EDUCATION

Education DirectorMary Sutton

Education Programs ManagerAshleigh Hill

Drama School DirectorAdam Minton

Summer Intern CoordinatorSally Carter

Teaching ArtistsJerry Falek, Noelle Goodman-Morris,Ashleigh Hill, Emily Jordan, Danelle Lencioni, Adam Minton, Kyle Payne,Vera Sloan, Jennifer Wilkinson

Playwrights-in-ResidenceDan Moyer

Education InternSara Goldrath

Summer Camp InternsSarah Alcabes, Penny Burgess, Patrick Daly, Aislinn Frantz, Sarah Powell

MARKETING AND SALES

Director of Marketing and SalesSean Kelly

Public RelationsCarla Befera & Co.

Art DirectorEv Shiro

Associate Director of SalesLorraine VanDeGraaf Rodriguez

Ticket Services ManagerMargaret Purdy

Sales ManagersElisa Valentine, Rachel Wilde

Assistant Ticket Services ManagerKristine Graham

Ticket Services RepresentativesSarah Parker, David Tousley

Graphics AssistantKatie Dai

Inside Sales RepresentativeAnne Buelteman

Marketing InternNicole Rodrigues

ADMINISTRATIVE

Database AdministratorKirk Mortensen

Database AssistantLizzie O’Hara

Management Assistant/Board LiaisonH. Hans Cárdenas

Financial AccountantWendy Gajewski

Staff AccountantBarbara Sloss

Arts Administration InternSarah Kane

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THEATREWORKS STAFF Artistic Director Robert Kelley Managing Director Phil Santora

And our fabulous TheatreWorkers...A group of dedicated volunteers that supports all aspects of TheatreWorks operations