rick elice dave barry and ridley pearson wayne barker

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Artistic Director Bruce Miller
Managing Director Phil Whiteway
A PLAY BY
RICK ELICE
BASED ON THE NOVEL BY
DAVE BARRY AND RIDLEY PEARSON
MUSIC BY
WAYNE BARKER
Originally produced on Broadway by Nancy Nagel Gibbs, Greg Schaffert, Eva Price,
Tom Smedes, and Disney Theatrical Productions.
STAGE MANAGEMENT
Rick Brandt*
COSTUME DESIGN
Jeanne Nugent
LIGHT DESIGN
BJ Wilkinson
SET DESIGN
Craig Napoliello+
MUSIC DIRECTOR
Leilani Giles
DIRECTION
Nathaniel Shaw
CORPORATE SPONSORS
E. Rhodes and Leona B.
Carpenter Foundation
Peter and the Starcatcher is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).
All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. 421 West 54street, New York, NY 10019
Phone: 212-541-4684 Fax: 212-397-4684 www.MTIshows.com.
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COMPANY BIOS
CAST (in order of appearance)
Capt. Scott.. . . . . . . . . .
Slank/Hawking Clam. . . . .
Grempkin/Fighting Prawn. .
Lord Aster. . . . . . . . . . .
Molly. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Boy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Smee. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Prentiss.. . . . . . . . . . . .
Alf.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Teddy.. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Bumbrake/Teacher. . . . . .
Black Stache.. . . . . . . . .
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. . . . . Roger Ainslie*
. . . . . . . Nicklas Aliff
. . . . . Evan Bergman
. . . Joseph Bromfield
. . . . . . Megan Graves
Jeremy Michael Lagunas
. . . . . . . Paul S. Major
. . . . . . . . Josh Marin*
. . . . . Charley Raintree
. . . . David Rogozenski
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Robert Throckmorton
. . . . Scott Wichmann*
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Understudies
For Smee, Alf, Bumbrake/Teacher, Black Stache:
Les Rorick; for Molly: Grace Sammons;
for Boy, Prentiss, Teddy: Shaan Sharma
*M ember of Actors’ Equity
Association, the union of
professional actors and stage
managers in the U.S.A .
+M ember of USA, United
Scenic Artists’, local 829
FOR THIS PRODUCTION
Cover Art Illustration. . . .
Photography.. . . . . . . .
Associate Director. . . . .
Assistant Stage Manager..
Head Fly. . . . . . . . . . .
Deck/Fly. . . . . . . . . . .
Wardrobe. . . . . . . . . .
Light Board Op. . . . . . .
Sound Board Op.. . . . . .
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. . . Robert Meganck
. . . . . Aaron Sutten
. . . Kelsey Schneider
. . . . Luke Robinson*
. . Jason Winebarger
. . . . . . . Josh Blum
. . . Elisabeth Ashby
. . . Linwood Guyton
A.A. “Corbin” Puryear
SPECIAL THANKS
Matthew Spangler at Westover Hills United Methodist Church (for loan of hand bells).
DEDICATION
With affection and respect, we dedicate this production
of Peter and the Starcatcher to the memory of Richard
Newdick, who taught acting, directing, theatre administration
and dramatic literature at VCU for 30 years, chaired the
department from 1989 to 1996, and played Harold in our
1971 production of The Boys in the Band at Hanover Tavern.
Like Peter, Richard loved life, achieved great heights, and
maintained his boyish spirit forever. He is greatly missed.
PETER Section 2 Playbill_FIN.indd 2-3
Scott Wichmann (Black Stache) Returns to the November
Theatre Stage fresh from his turn as Barney Cashman in the
summer hit Last Of The Red Hot Lovers. Other Virginia Rep
Credits include Say Goodnight, Gracie; The Producers; Dirty
Rotten Scoundrels; Fully Committed; Mona’s Arrangements
(World Premiere); Guys & Dolls; Moonlight and Magnolias;
Scapino!; The Odd Couple; Where’s Charley?; Fifth of July; The
1940s Radio Hour and the World Premiere Musical Ella and Her Fella, Frank. Film & TV
credits include Lincoln, Lake Effects, TURN: Washington’s Spies, and the upcoming
film Shooting The Prodigal. NEXT UP: Scott reprises his one-man turn as the citizens
of Bedford Falls in the Virginia Rep solo Christmas Classic This Wonderful Life. Follow
his antics on twitter & Instagram @scottwichmann.
Jeremy Michael Lagunas (Boy) is thrilled to be playing a
dream role in Peter and the Startcatcher! A Colorado native
and a graduate of the American Musical Dramatic Academy, he
currently resides in NYC. He was most recently seen in 9 to 5: The
Musical with Sally Struthers. Credits: Spamalot (BroadwayWorld
Award Winner); A Christmas Story; Hairspray; Annie; The Full
Monty; Happy Days; Hello, Dolly!, Urinetown; Summer of ’42;
Tombstone; four National tours; and Off-Broadway in Berenstain Bears LIVE!. Thanks
to everyone at Virginia Rep, Nathaniel Shaw, his friends, and family. And his Mother,
who taught him how to fly. www.thejeremymichaellagunas.com
Megan Graves (Molly Aster) is pleased to be making her
Virginia Rep debut. Regional and DC credits include: The BFG
(National Children’s Theatre); Passion Play; Clementine in the
Lower 9 (Forum Theatre); One Man, Two Guv’nors, The Cripple
of Inishmaan (1st Stage); The BFG (Helen Hayes Award,
Outstanding TYA Production); Inside Out; The Night Fairy; The
Magic Finger (Imagination Stage); Taking Steps (Constellation
Theatre Company); Peter Pan: the Boy Who Hated Mothers (No Rules Theatre
Company); Two Gentlemen of Verona; The Merchant of Venice (Virginia Shakespeare
Festival). Megan received her BFA in Acting from Shenandoah Conservatory.
Upcoming: A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Folger Theatre)
Roger Ainslie (Capt. Scott) is excited to make his Virginia Rep
debut! He has previously worked a great deal on the Chicago
stage (most notably The Skin of Their Teeth, American Theatre
Company; Don’t Drink the Water, Noble Fool; Fur Beethoven,
The Journeymen) as well as co-starring and guest-starring
on television (House of Cards, House, MD, iCarly, What About
Brian?). He is also the winner of an LA Weekly Award for his
portrayal of George W. Bush in the political comedy revue Bush is Bad (North
Hollywood Arts Center) and a proud founding member of the Chicago theatre
company Barrel of Monkeys.
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COMPANY BIOS
COMPANY BIOS
Nicklas Aliff (Slank/Hawking Clam) Theatre credits include:
Sam and Carol: a play where everything is true – RTCC Nominee
for Best Actor in a Play (Quill Theatre), Grace (TheatreLAB), Any
Given Monday - RTCC Winner for Best Actor in a Supporting
Role in a Play, The Rocky Horror Show - RTCC Winner for Best
Actor in a Supporting Role in a Musical (Firehouse Theatre
Project), Twelfth Night (Sycamore Rouge), The Pride (Richmond
Triangle Players), Macbeth (The Gallery Players, NY), The Mysteries of Plasma
(Carpenter Science Theater Company), Henry V (Richmond Shakespeare), The Lost
Colony (The Waterside Theater, NC).
Josh Marin (Prentiss) is thrilled to return to the November
and honored to be apart of this incredible show! He currently
lives in New York. Credits include: Spielberg’s Lincoln, a
Wickersham brother in Seussical, Georg in Spring Awakening,
male ensemble in The Producers, Tamino in The Magic Flute
(adaptation), Tommy Dijilas in The Music Man, Mr. Black in The
Wild Party, Chad Diety in The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Diety
and most recently Harpo in The Color Purple. He would like to thank his family for
their prayers and support, friends for encouragement and God for the blessing of
theatre that we can all enjoy!
Evan P. Bergman (Grempkin/Fighting Prawn) is currently in the
2016 MFA professional acting program at University of Virginia.
Some recent acting: Luv (Heritage Theatre Festival); Wonderful
Town, Vodka Variations, W\E: A Theatrical Piece of the Wall
(UVa Drama); Big Love, Burn This, boom (Project SEE Theatre);
Odd Couple (Woodford Theatre); Unthymely (Manhattan Rep
Theatre); Charlie’s Ghost (The Abington); Genius Andronicus
(Manhattan Theatre Source); Glengarry Glen Ross (Actors Guild); A Streetcar Named
Desire, Merchant of Venice (KCT SummerFest). Evan is immensely grateful to take a
ride with this star catching ensemble at Virginia Rep!
Charley Raintree (Alf) is happy to appear on the November
stage. Some of his favorite credits include Prospero in The
Tempest, Lysander in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Edgar in
King Lear, Ben Gunn in Treasure Island, Sheriff Twisdale in
Santa’s Christmas Miracle, Otis Holloway in Twain’s Tales, Junior
in This World We Know, Mitch in A Streetcar Named Desire,
Henry Carver in Design for Living, Billy Bibbit in One Flew Over
the Cuckoo’s Nest, Tom in The Glass Menagerie, and Touchstone in As You Like It.
Joseph Bromfield (Lord Aster) is proud to make his debut at
Virginia Rep. He is currently pursuing his MFA in Acting at the
University of Virginia. Most recently he was seen in Heritage
Theatre Festival’s production of Almost, Maine. Other favorite
credits include: Vodka Variations, Wonderful Town (UVa),
Hamlet (NCShakes), Much Ado About Nothing (Mainestage
Shakespeare), and The 39 Steps (Cumberland Theatre). Joseph
is a graduate of Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida and the London Academy
of Music and Dramatic Art. He offers thanks to his family and friends for their love
and support.
Paul S. Major (Smee) is thrilled to be working with Virginia
Rep again. He was recently seen as George in The Drowsy
Chaperone (Swift Creek Mill), Margaret Mead in Hair (Firehouse
Theatre) and Stewpot in South Pacific (Virginia Rep). He has
also had the pleasure of performing at two of his favorite
places on earth, Dollywood and The Lost Colony. He holds a
B.F.A. in Music Theatre from Shenandoah Conservatory and
is a Teaching Artist for S.P.A.R.C. He sends love to his friends and family that have
supported through all of his artistic endeavors.
David Rogozenski (Teddy) is a senior at VCU pursuing his BA
in theatre. This is his first show at Virginia Repertory Theatre,
but not his first show in the Richmond community. David was
recently in Frankenstein: Dawn of a Monster by David Emerson
Toney as Jack; at VCU and Stage B’s production of The
Submission by Jeff Talbott as Trevor at Firehouse Theater.
He would like to thank his family and friends for their support
and positivity.
Robert Throckmorton (Bumbrake/Teacher) is delighted to
return to Neverland having played Captain Hook in Peter Pan
at Virginia Rep. Other favorite Virginia Rep roles include Frog
(A Year with Frog and Toad), John & James (Love! Valour!
Compassion!) and Scarecrow (The Wizard of Oz). This role
adds to a long line of gender-bending performances including
the Madwoman in The Madwoman of Chaillot, Electra in
Gypsy (University of Richmond), Miss Gulch in Miss Gulch Returns! (RTP) and
Lady Bracknell in (RTP & Quill Theatre). Robert is a proud graduate of Wesleyan
University, The National Theatre Institute and the London Academy of Music and
Dramatic Arts.
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COMPANY BIOS
COMPANY BIOS
Les Rorick (Understudy Smee, Bumbrake/Teacher, Capt. Scott, Lord
Aster, Grempkin/Fighting Prawn, Black Stache) recently performed in
Almost, Maine and Spamalot at Heritage Theatre Festival and in W\E:
A Theatrical Piece of The Berlin Wall, Vodka Variations, and Wonderful
Town at the University of Virginia’s Department of Drama. He has acted
(and founded theatre companies) in Los Angeles and Chicago. He is a
happy member of the incomparable MFA Acting Cohort 2016 at UVa.
Many thanks to Colleen Kelly and to the Virginia Rep team.
Leilani Giles (Music Director) is a performer in both classical and musical theatre
and holds a Masters in Piano Performance from VCU. She has collaborated with
professional and student vocalists, performing throughout the US, China, Italy, as
well as Obregón, Sonora, Mexico where she performed with opera singers Pablo
Talamante and Danielle Talamantes in a concert for the benefit of the Manos Amigas
organization. She works with students at CNU and also runs a private studio. Recent
Music Director credits include: Hairspray (SPARC), Aliens, Rocky Horror Picture Show
(FTP), Hairspray (VCU), Closer Than Ever, and White Christmas (Virginia Rep). She
has been nominated for several RTCC awards including Best Musical and Best Musical
Director and was the 2010 recipient for Best Musical Director for RENT (FTP). Giles
was last seen playing for Mame (Virginia Rep) and cabarets at RTP.
Grace Sammons (Understudy Molly Aster) is a graduate of the
American Academy of Dramatic Arts in NYC and is thrilled to be
the understudy for the dynamic role of Molly Aster. She sends all
her love to her family and to Drew.
Shaan Sharma (Understudy Boy, Prentiss, Teddy, Alf, Slank/
Hawking Clam) is ecstatic to be involved in telling this beautiful
story and is up for an awfully big adventure. He graduated from
William & Mary this past spring with a double major in Physics and
Theatre. He has previously been seen as a Hallam Player in Colonial
Williamsburg, performing as Silvio in Servant of Two Masters and
Player Leader in Sword Play. He has performed two seasons with
the Virginia Shakespeare Festival as Demetrius in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Pindarus
in Julius Caesar, Valentine in Illyria: Twelfth Night the Musical, and ensemble in Richard III.
“And then away we go…”
Nathaniel Shaw (Director) was an Associate Choreographer
for ONCE, supervising both the Broadway production and the
first national tour. He is the Development Director for Glass Half
Full Productions, Tony and Olivier Award Winning Producers
of Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time, The Mark
Rylance Shakespeare Revivals, and Sunny Afternoon amongst
many others. He was the founder and Artistic Director of The
Active Theater (www.theactivetheater.com). New York credits
include the first revival of The Violet Hour (Innovative Theatre
Award nomination for Best Revival), the World Premiere of
Bridgeboy, and the World Premiere of Body Language (4
Midtown International Theatre Festival nominations). Regional
credits include Miracle on South Division Street, the direction
and choreography of South Pacific (starring Jessica Lee
Goldyn), Hair and Hairpsray (a combined 20 New Hampshire
Theatre Award nominations including Best Production, Best
Director, and Best Choreography for each), Legally Blonde,
Damn Yankees, Grease, A Chorus Line and Spelling Bee.
Choreography credits include Les Misérables, Fiddler on
the Roof, Annie, Babes in Toyland, and The Tenement (Best
World Premiere - azcentral.com). For Lisa and Benny!
“On these magic shores children are for ever beaching their coracles. We too have been there; we can still hear the sound of the surf, though we shall land no more.”
Thank you,
James Matthew Barrie,
for the enduring gift
of Peter Pan.
Craig Napoliello (Set Designer) Regional: Witness For The Prosecution, Fulton
Theatre; The Music Man-In Concert, Two River Theatre. Off Bway: I Forgive You,
Ronald Regan Beckett Theatre; The Bardy Bunch, St. Clement’s Theatre; Sexual
Healing, Rattapallax Productions. Other New York Credits: The Violet Hour, Body
Language, The Active Theater; Believers, Interchange, Protected, WorkShop Theatre
Company. Associate Scenic Designer credits (selected): Appropriate, Signature
Theatre; A Wind in the Willows Christmas, Two River Theater; Brooklynite, The North
Pool, Vineyard Theatre; Wild With Happy, Public Theatre. www.napoliellodesign.com
BJ Wilkinson (Lighting Designer) received his BA in Design & Technology from the
University of Northern Colorado, & his MFA from the University of Cincinnati-CCM.
Recent designs include: The Fabulous Lipitones, The Last of the Red Hot Lovers, The
Whipping Man, You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown, and Charlotte’s Web (Virginia Rep),
Equivocation (Virginia Rep/Quill Theatre) Hamlet, Much Ado About Nothing, Richard
III, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Comedy of Errors, Othello, The Tempest, and Macbeth
(Quill Theatre). He toured nationally with A Year with Frog and Toad, and Nebraska
Theatre Caravan’s Christmas Carol. Thanks to Samm and Molly.
Jeanne Nugent (Costume Designer) hails from Chicago and is a graduate of Northern
Illinois University. For the past eight years she has designed over 19 major musical
productions. Some of her favorite credits include: They’re Playing Our Song, Beauty
and the Beast, and Les Misérables. Jeanne is very excited for the opportunity to be
working on Peter and the Starcatchers with such a talented Artistic Team.
Rick Brandt (Production Stage Manager) is happy to be back at Virginia Rep and
working with this wonderful company. His Virginia Rep stage management credits
include South Pacific, Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, The Whipping Man,
Equivocation, Tartuffe, To Kill a Mockingbird, Red, and A Wonderful Life. He served
as Assistant Stage Manager on Mame, The Color Purple, and Fiddler on the Roof.
- Nathaniel Shaw
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ABOUT THE AUTHORS
ABOUT THE PLAYWRIGHT
Dave Barry
Rick Elice
Dave Barry is a Pulitzer Prize winning author
and columnist. His nationally syndicated humor
column in The Miami Herald from 1983 to 2005
made him a household name. He has authored
over 30 books of humor and parody, as well as
comedic novels including Big Trouble, Lunatics,
Tricky Business and, most recently, Insane City.
His book, Peter and the Starcatchers is a favorite
among young adults. He is credited with creating
International Talk Like a Pirate Day, recently
celebrated by the cast on September 19.
Born in Armonk, New York, in 1947, Barry began
his journalism career in 1971, working as a general
assignment reporter for the Daily Local News
in West Chester, Pennsylvania, near his alma mater, Haverford College where he
received his BA in English. In 1981, Barry wrote a humorous guest column (about
watching the birth of his son) in the Philadelphia Inquirer, which landed him the
job as the humor columnist at the Miami Herald. In 1998 he won a Pulitzer Prize for
Commentary. Barry currently lives with his family in Miami, Florida.
Ridley Pearson
Ridley Pearson was born in 1953 in Glen Cove,
New York and is a New York Times bestselling
author of more than 48 novels, divided between
suspense and young adult adventure. Over the
years, his work has been published in two dozen
languages, and has been adapted by network
television and for the Broadway stage. Ridley
was awarded The Raymond Chandler Fulbright
fellowship in detective fiction from Oxford
University in 1990 and was the Missouri Writers
Hall of Fame Quill Award Winner in 2013.
An acknowledged workaholic, Ridley’s hobbies include playing in a rock band
comprised of other bestselling writers, snowboarding, and scaling the occasional
200-foot tree. He also loves to watch movies and cheer on the home team at all sorts
of sporting events. Ridley lives in the Midwest with his wife, Marcelle, two daughters,
Paige and Storey and two dogs and one cat.
Rick Elice was born on November 17, 1956. He
earned his BA from Cornell University, his MFA
from the Yale Drama School and is currently a
Teaching Fellow at Harvard as well as a charter
member of the American Repertory Theatre.
From 1982–1999, Elice was copywriter, producer,
Creative Director and eventually Executive Vice
President of Serino Coyne, Inc., an entertainment
advertising agency in New York. From 1999–
2009, he served as creative consultant to Walt
Disney Studios.
Elice with Marshall Brickman wrote the book for the Broadway musical Jersey Boys
which received a Tony Award nomination and a Drama Desk nomination for best book
for a musical in 2006. Elice wrote Peter and the Starcatcher, based on the 2006 novel
by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson, which opened in California in 2009 and played
off-Broadway in 2011. The play moved to Broadway, opening at the Brooks Atkinson
Theatre on April 15, 2012 and received 9 Tony Award nominations, more than any new
American play in the history of the Tony Awards.
SAVE THE DATE
Saturday, January 30, 2016
6:00 p.m.
The Jefferson Hotel
Black Tie
Enjoy an evening in support of
Virginia Repertory Theatre.
Delightful entertainment
featuring local all stars
Presentation of the third
Virginia Excellence in Theatre (VET)
award honoring a nationally
prominent actor with Virginia roots
Recognition of Bruce C. Miller for forty
years of service as Artistic Director.
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VIRGINIA REP STAFF
A LITTLE HELP FROM OUR FRIENDS
Artistic Director .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bruce Miller
Managing Director .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Phil Whiteway
Associate Artistic Director .. . . . . . Chase Kniffen
Production Manager .. . . . . . . . . . Wendy Vandergrift
Scenic Designer .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Terrie Powers
Scenic Charge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Emily Hake
Audio / Visual Supervisor .. . . . . . . . . . . Derek Dumais
Scenic Apprentice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Katie Peterson
Stage Management Apprentice .. . . . . Laura Hicks
Director of Communications. . . S
. usan Davenport
Director of Group Sales . . . . . . . . . . . . Mark Persinger
Web Manager .. . . . . . . . . . . Jessica Printz Daugherty
Tessitura Manager .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Andy Boothby
Marketing/Dev. Assoc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kate Belleman
Marketing Associate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rachel Cave
Illustrator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Robert Meganck
Graphic Designer.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Druanne Cummins
Box Office Manager .. . . . . . . . . . Janine Serresseque
Box Office Associate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shannon Frazier
Director of Production .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bruce Rennie
Master Carpenter .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hans Paul
Asst Tech Director .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joel Ernst
Master Electrician .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BJ Wilkinson
Electrics Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Skyler Broughman
Carpenters .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Luke Robinson Tommy Hawfield
Chelsea Flowers
Leigh Bartlett
Director of Costumes .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sue Griffin
Assistant Director of Costumes .. . . Sarah Grady
Cutter/ Draper .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Marcia Miller-Hailey
Costumer .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ruth Hedberg
Education Manager .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rai Anne Larkins
Education Associate .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jason Sandahl
Director of Tour Operations . . . . . . . Eric Williams
Company Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ford Flannagan
Tour Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gordon Bass
Arts in Education Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Brown
Annual Fund Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hannah Miller
Events .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jennings Whiteway
Box Office Associates .. . . . . Sarah Laine Peterson,
Derek Gayle, Sam Cook, Erin Dabrowski,
Chloe Williams, Caitlin Sneed, Emily Stava
Controller .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ruth Garrett, CPA
Accounting Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lucas Hall
Accounting Assistant .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sara Heifetz
Accounting Assistant .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jill Porcelli
Manager of Admin. Affairs .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tony Foley
Asst. to the Man. Director .. . . . . Kelsey Schneider
Custodian. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . James Robinson
Interns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Josh Blum, Meg Carnahan,
Rachel Dilliplane, Madeline Hurley,
Chelsea Kuehnel, Katherine McDonald,
Rachel Marrs, Dan Morton, David Plotnick,
Elissa Russell, Shaan Sharma,
Rebecca Turner, Kacey Yachuw
To borrow from Tennessee Williams’ final lines in A Streetcar Named Desire, Virginia
Rep “always depends on the kindness of strangers.” To an even greater extent, like
Lennon and McCartney, “we get by with a little help from our friends.”
Like all nonprofit professional theatres, symphonies, ballet and opera companies,
we need 35% to 40% of our annual operating revenue to come from contributions
if we are to remain healthy and strong. Unlimited and creative giving opportunities
exist within our annual fund drive and/or our on-going capital and endowment
campaigns.
Whatever your means and giving preferences, we hope you will consider becoming
a part of Virginia Rep’s family of friends. Please contact Bruce Miller or Phil
Whiteway for more information: [email protected], [email protected],
804-783-1688 ext 17 or 16.
And please know that your support is genuinely needed, will be wisely spent and
greatly appreciated.
NOTABLE AWARDS & RECOGNITION
2012 Dominion ArtStars Shining
Star Award
Presented by Virginians
for the Arts for community
enhancement through the arts
2001 Leadership in Arts
Instruction Award
Presented by the Virginia Board
of Education and the Virginia
Commission for the Arts
2008 Governor’s Award for the Arts
Presented by Governor
Tim Kaine
1999 100 Most Influential
Richmonders of the Century
Presented by STYLE Weekly
to Pete and Nancy Kilgore,
Muriel McAuley, Bruce Miller
and Phil Whiteway
2006 Theresa Pollak Lifetime
Achievement Award
Excellence in the Arts
Presented by Richmond
Magazine
November 5 - 28, 2015
Theatre Gym
2002 The Pentagon selects The-atre
IV’s Buffalo Soldier to be the first
professional play in history to be
performed inside the Pentagon,
as a morale booster after 9/11
1997 First producing theatre in the
nation to be invited to become
an affiliate of the Kennedy
Center’s prestigious, national
arts-in-education initiative,
Partners in Education
PRESENTED BY CADENCE THEATRE COMPANY
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH VIRGINIA REP
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BARKSDALE SEASON
at Hanover Tavern
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
Peter and the Starcatcher captures the spirit of childhood imagination and the
power of fantasy. To some of Richmond’s children, the dream of a stable home
and family are the focus of their imagination. Virginia Rep is delighted to recognize
three organizations who provide homes and services to children in the Richmond
area and turn a fantasy into a reality. Their students and families will be attending
a performance free of charge.
Children’s Home Society
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OCTOBER 25
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Children’s Home Society of Virginia believes
Every Child Deserves a Home. They are
committed to building strong permanent
families and lifelong relationships for Virginia’s
at-risk children who are in foster care and
waiting for a family to love them for life. In its
115-year history, Children’s Home Society has
placed more than 13,000 children into safe,
loving, permanent adoptive families.
“pitch-perfect cast... crammed with funny punchlines” – TV Jerry “...humor, tunefulness and humanity” – Richmond Times-Dispatch
Elk Hill
CHILDREN’S THEATRE
at Willow Lawn
Elk Hill enables children and families to
transform overwhelming challenges into
successful futures. Through specialized
education, community based services and
residential treatment programs, children
and families can discover the academic,
vocational, behavioral, and relationship
skills they need to be successful.
Virginia Home for Boys and Girls
VHBG is the only organization in Virginia
certified in the evidence-based Teaching
Family Model (TFM), one of the very
few models endorsed by the American
Psychological Association. Their therapeutic
neighborhood consists of Teaching
Family Homes, John G. Wood (K-12)
Alternative Education, and Therapeutic
Resources. In the home, classroom, and
the community, VHBG reinforces positive
family dynamics and teach essential
behavioral and life skills.
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HISTORIC NOVEMBER THEATRE
From 1911 through 1914, our historic
November Theatre was named the
Empire. It was Richmond’s first
integrated theatre post Reconstruction.
Virginia’s earliest Jim Crow Laws
banned black theatregoers from all
entertainments patronized by whites.
Moses Hoffheimer, developer of the
Empire, proposed converting his
theatre’s gallery (the top balcony) from
a seating area reserved for the “gallery
gods” (young white ruffians who filled a
similar balcony at Richmond’s Academy
of Music) to a segregated seating area for
black audiences. At Hoffheimer’s urging,
Virginia’s Jim Crow Laws were re-written
to state, “Every person... operating... any
public hall, theater, opera house, motion
picture show or any place of public
entertainment which is attended by both
white and colored persons, shall separate
the white race and the colored race.”
It seems regressive now, but
Hoffheimer’s efforts to seat black
and white audiences under the same
roof were progressive for their time.
Forty-three years later, the founders
of Barksdale Theatre would put the
next nail in the coffin of Virginia’s Jim
Crow theatre law. In 1954, Pete Kilgore
and Muriel McAuley invited a group of
professors and students from Virginia
Union University to join their white
audience at Hanover Tavern, sitting side
by side. In open defiance of the law and
risking arrest, they presented the first
fully integrated performance in Virginia
post Reconstruction.
When the Empire opened in 1911,
it operated as a legitimate theatre,
presenting live performances of
great plays instead of vaudeville or
silent movies. The renowned actress
Lucille La Verne, a veteran of seven
Broadway hits, assembled her own
stock company at the Empire in 1913.
She presented 80 performances in four
months, selling 147,000 tickets! Edith
Lindeman, Times-Dispatch theatre critic,
wrote that the Empire “was a popular
theater with audiences, especially on
Wednesday matinees when each woman
in attendance received a quarter-pound
box of Huyler’s chocolates and a dainty
linen handkerchief to wipe her eyes
during the sad scenes.”
The full history of the remarkable
November Theatre can be found online
at www.virginiarep.org.
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DONORS
We thank the many individuals and institutional funders who have given to Virginia Rep so generously
in the past year. The following lists reflect contributions received between August 1, 2014 to July 31,
2015. We have made every effort to list individual names correctly. If we have made an error, please
accept our apologies and contact our development office at 783-1688, ext. 1123.
Virginia Rep is grateful for the generous challenge grants of $260,000 each from The Cabell
Foundation and Mary Morton Parsons Foundation to support the continuing restoration of our historic
facilities on Broad Street. We are currently raising funds to meet the matching requirement from
individuals. Gifts noted with the symbol ^ include contributions to this effort.
INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS
Angels ($25,000 & above)
Cal & George Jennison
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Markel^
Sara Belle & Neil November^
Suzanne C. Pollard
Producers ($15,000 – $24,999)
Don & Betsy Garber
Carolyn & Bill Paulette
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Ukrop
Directors ($10,000 – $14,999)
Page Bauder
Josée & Bill Covington
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Eggleston
Mary Butler Eggleston
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Lewis
Frances Lewis
Bruce & Terrie Powers Miller^
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. Perry^
Mr. Gilbert Rosenthal
S.R. & Amy M. Williams
Stars ($5,000 – $9,999)
Virginia A. Arnold
Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph H. Bunzl
Mr. John Paul Causey, Jr.
Laura Lee & Ted Chandler
Mrs. James B. Dalton, Jr., “Bette”
Susan & John Davenport ^
Ms. Carrie T. Galeski
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Garner, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. William V. Garner
Maj. Gen. L. H. Ginn III
Margaret R. Freeman
Jim & Nan O’Connell
Carter & Joe Reid
David & Linda Rose
Martha Vannoy
Charlie & Norvell Whitaker
Phil & Donna Whiteway^
Helen & Bob Williams
Stage Managers
($2,500 – $4,999)
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Beaver
Scott & Nancy Belleman
Mr. & Mrs. J. Read Branch, Jr.
Virginia & Larry Eiben
Cliff Fleet & Fran Zemmel
Gonzalee Ford
Paul Galanti
Jeff Gallagher &
Catherine Howard
Drs. Monroe E. Harris, Jr.
& Jill Bussey Harris
Reed & Scott Harrison
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Horton
Mr. & Mrs. Skip Jordan
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Knox
Ken & Kathy Lemelin
Mr. Jerome Lonnes
Bill & Lyn Kyle Manson
Bessie S. Manz^
Darcie & Blair Nelsen
In Loving Memory of
Janet McKinney Parse^
Co-Stars ($1,000 – $2,499)
Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Alexander^
Ruth & Franco Ambrogi
Anne-Marie & J Anderson
Mr. & Mrs. S. Wyndham Anderson
Reid & Lisa Ashe^
Robert & Gloria Bailie
Mr. Scott Blackwell
Dr. John A. & Mary Jane Board
Anne & Roger Boeve
Ellen & Jim Bonbright
Brad & Jan Booker
Mary & Joseph F. Borzelleca^
Frank B. Bradley, III
Mildred Bruce^
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas W. Burks
Elizabeth (Lee) Camp
Patricia & Colin Campbell
Dr. & Mrs. Dean Caven
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Cox
Steve & Jamme Coy
Donna T. Douglas
Tom & Anne Garland Farrell
Thomas Garguila & Ron Leone
Bill & Mary Garrison
Pettus Gilman
Barbara & Vernon Glenn
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Goodwin
Anne Rennolds Gray
Missy & Sandy Gullquist
Charles & Hope Harris Foster
^Contributed to Capital Challenge Grants
Anne-Marie Irani & Larry Schwartz^
Joseph & Elizabeth Jennings
Alice & Frank Lennon
Charlotte McCutcheon
Robin & Chris Nagle^
Helen & Chip Nunley
June & Ken Pankey
Mat & Mary Anne Pastore
Ms. Susan Quinn
M.H. Reinhart
James Remington
George & Jennifer Riegel
Donald M. Robelen^
Barbara & John Rose
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Ryan, Jr.
Paul & Nancy Springman
Kathryn Strawn
Griff & Cathy Surowka^
Mrs. Margaret R. Thomas
George Tillman & Lloyd Bryant
Mr. & Mrs. Harry A. Turton
Ted & Katie Ukrop
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Welsh
Roger & Barbara Whiteway
Featured Players ($500 – $999)
Peter S. & Marcia Alcorn
Janie & Billy Armfield
Bruce & Patsy Arnett
Mr. & Mrs. William Baldwin
Mrs. Betty M. Borton^
Mr. & Mrs. John Ros Bowers, Jr.
Ellen & Duncan Buoyer
Dr. & Mrs. Charles Burch III
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Reid Burford
Gena Burr
Dr. & Mrs. John B. H. Caldwell
Mr. Roger Capps
Karen Kay & Robert Chappell
Nancy & Joe Cheely
Tracy & Jeff Coogle
Mary Ann Curtin
Mary & Gib Davenport
Mr. & Mrs. Huntley G. Davenport
Kay & Philip Davidson
Drs. Mark & Georgean DeBlois
Jo Anne Draucker &
Jim Thompson
Mr. Howard Feller^
Dr. & Mrs. James G. Ferguson
Nancy & Jerry Finch
Mr. & Mrs. Jack E. Fockler, Jr.
Carolyn & Andrew Fogarty
Dr. Joseph V. Formica^
Bill Foster
Mary & David Frediani
Robert & Kaye Weinstein Gary
Robert & Lynne Glasser
Patricia Glavé
Sue Griffin & Wayne Shields
Mike & Caroline Rice Harding
Eva & Patrick Hardy
Jim & Jane Hartough
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey J. Hogue
William & Pamela Hutton
Sandy & Jim Irby
John Jackson & Jackie Woodby
Kathryn C. Jarvis
Mr. David H.T. Jewett III
Jessica & Addison Jones
William & Linda Kirvan
Hyde & Manoli Loupassi
Dominic & Christine Madigan
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Malecheck
Betty & Jim Mann^
Gale Matheney & Judith Futch
Elizabeth & Bruce McConnel
Read & Cathy McGehee
Hannah Miller^
Suzanne & Rick Morris
Frank & Kay Morton
Allen & Diane Neergaard
Ian A. & Rose Lane Nimmo
Kevin & Kate O’Hagan
Tom & Delores Owens
Karen & John Palen
Kathleen Patenaude^
Dr. W. Baxter Perkinson
Mrs. Jane W. Peters
Bob & Barbara Priddy
Edward & Alice Rivas
Barbara & Ronny Robertson
Cindy & Bob Rolfe
Patricia Rooney^
James & Anastasia Seevers
Sandi & Dick Shirey
Mr. & Mrs. John Simon
Jill & Andy Stefanovich
Owen & Debbie Suter
Ruth & Richard Szucs
Mr. Edward Villanueva
The Rev’d. Dr. E. Allen Coffey
& Dr. Deborah Waters^
John & Margaret Whitlock
Sandra & Roger Wiley
Jeffrey & Tamara Wilt
Percy & Jane Wootton
Mr. & Mrs. John Wright
John & Katherine Zampolin
Ensemble ($250 – $499)
Mr. & Mrs. John G. Adamson
Brenda & Tommy Asch
Elizabeth Anne Barge
Mr. Rob Bethea
Ray, Jeanette, Olivia, &
Adrienne Blaylock
John & Peggy Borgard
Renate & Richard Brandt
Zoe & Ben Bunnell
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Call
Kenneth & Dottie Carter
Dr. & Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne
Lyn & John Clarke
Ms. Carol Cosby
Ralph R. Crosby Jr.^
Mrs. Carolyn Davis
Mr. & Mrs. William F. Dominick III
Linda & Earl Ferguson
Alice & George Flowers
Virginia Forster
Joseph Franklin
Yvonne & Charles Gold
Hunter & Crystal Goodwin
Ms. Suellen Gregory
Ms. Eletta Hansen
Cynthia & Shep Haw
Ron Howard
Catherine Ingrassia &
Miles McCrimmon
Jim & Elizabeth Jollay
Claire C. Kaugars^
Mr. Chase Kniffen
Ms. Arlene Lerner
Les Lewis
Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Lightner
Dr. & Mrs. Steven A. Linas^
Ms. Katherine Lowden
Ann & Upton Martin
Mr. & Mrs. C. Glenn Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Carlton P. Moffatt^
Don & Michelle Mosier
Trudy Norfleet^
Hon. Jayne A. Pemberton
Mrs. Margaret Pence
Mrs. C.D.L. Perkins
Mr. Douglas H Pick
Ms. Kimerly Reich
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Q. Rhodes
Bob & Cindy Ritter
Michael & Susan Rucker^
Mr. Stephen Rudlin
Barbara & Wendell Seldon
Warren Snead
Mr. Mark Sternheimer
Ms. Kay Tyler
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Vallandingham
Ann L. Williams
Mr. & Mrs. Marshall B. Wishnack
Cheryl Yancey^
Crew ($100 – $249)
Anne & Robert Adler
Ann Ayer
Sharon & Dave Bailey
Robert & Sandra Balster
Ms. Kathleen Burke Barrett
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Bell^
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Bell, Jr.
Jennifer & Bill Blandford
Brian & Sharon Blount
Ms. Eugenia H. Borum
Peter & Jakie Bowles
Don & Nancy Boyer
Nancy & Jim Brittain
Doris Brody^
GeorgeAnn & Stuart Broth
Margot Burgwyn
Andrew M. Busch
Greg & Marcia Cameron
Sandra & Gustav Carle
Jim & Camryn Carleton
Mr. & Mrs. James P. Carreras
Ms. Pat Carrington
Ms. Barbara Carver
Ms. Tara Casey
Scott Caulkins
Jennifer P. Cormier
Anne & Guy Chapman
Lynn L. Clayton
Robb Jones & Emily Cole-Jones
Frona & Alan Colker
Donna Copley & Janet Inwood
Myra & Leif Daleng
Robbie Daniel
Connie Davis
Mark & Michelle Davis
Ms. Mary Davis
Ms. Sarah Day
Betty Ann Dillon
Ms. Sara Donald
Ruth Doumlele
Robert Downs
Barbara Duling
William Dunbar
Barbara Ebert
Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Edmonds
Billie Faison
Mr. Robert Fant
Alison Fauls
Fred & Kay Flom
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Foley
Mr. & Mrs. Roger T. Fortin
Belinda C. Friday
Mary Frye
Brian and Laura Fuller^
Patricia Gangwer
Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Giles
Larry & Brenda Gilman
Emily Gitchell
Ms. Elaine Gorman
Dianne Graham
Mr. J. Carroll Graham
Ralph & Jocelyne Graner
Tony & Gordon Grappone
Linda & Mark Greer
Elizabeth Griffin^
Bill & Kathy Groves
Nancy Haga
Lisa Hall
Mr. & Mrs. Shepard Harder
Mr. Carlyle Harris
Ms. Georgia Hening
Jean Hester
Jeb & Becky Hockman
George & Margaret Hornburg
Graham & Moira Horne
Guy & Marion Horsley
Walter & Geraldine Howard
Michael & Shirley Hughes
Mary Carter Hyman^
Dr. Lori Jacobson
Scott Johnson^
Anne Jennings
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Allen & Patricia Kahane
Ms. Barbara Kincaid
Mr. Jon C. King
Dr. & Mrs. Barry V. Kirkpatrick
Andy & Kris Koebler
Robert P. Kyle
Dr. Audrey D. Landers
Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Large
Dr. Daniel M. Laskin
Don Lee & Toni Cleveland^
Dr. David Leong
Mr. Joseph Levy
Dr. & Mrs. Augustine Warner
Lewis, III
Jane Logan^
Ardyth J. Lohuis^
Pat Lorimer
Mary & John Lucas
Mr. & Mrs. Ross MacKenzie
Ms. Rita MacNelly
Marian G. Mahon
Jennifer McClellan
Donna & Thomas McClish
Rebekah McKay
James K. Meharg, Jr.
Mrs. Nancy Meyer
Ms. Karen Fuglie Miles
Drs. John & Betty Mill
Bob & Gail Miller
Thomas & Christine Moe
Andrew T. Moore, Jr^
Wayne Moyer^
Ronald Munro & Carolyn Cerini^
Sue F. Munro
Eileen Murphy
Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Neese
Kraig & Kim Negaard
Ann Nichols-Casebolt^
Thom Yorke
Terry & Linda Oggel
Mr. & Mrs. Dallas H. Oslin
John & Barbara Outland
F. Stuart & Carolyn Painter^
Sarah Parrish
Mr. & Mrs. J. Terry Parsley
Ms. Nancy Patterson
Jay & Casey Payne
Sharon & Edson Pederson^
Mills & Patricia Piland
Chris & Stephanie Pilecki
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dean Pope
Dr. Marjorie Quimby
Michael & Melissa Radtke
Laurie % Barbara Rennie^
Lilian & Ralph Rhudy
Robbie Rice
Mr. & Mrs. David L. Richardson
Mr. Doug Riddell
Mr. John Rupp^
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Sanders, II
Mr. Carl Schluter
Lynn & Jay Schwartz
Jane Scott
Mr. & Mrs. R. Strother Scott
Mary Ann Sheehan
Marcia L. Shipley
Nancy & Steve Snyder
Jack & Mary Spain
Jane Sper
Dr. I. Norman Sporn
Mr. Dan Stackhouse
Jan & Jim Starnes
Mrs. Mary Lou Stocky
Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Strauss
Jody Strickler
Leslie & Al Strickler
John & Beth Syer
Carol & George Todd
Patricia Vastano & Dennis
Lieberman
John L Walker
George & Carolyn Watkins
Sue & Ritchie Watson
Mrs. Elaine Weekley
Bill & Wendy Wellner
Nanette & Richard Whitt
Joan Widomski^
George W. Wilbur^
Monica Davis Williams
Bert Wilson^
Joy Winstead & Averett Tombes
Gregory T. & Samantha
Wheeler Marrs
Mr. Robert Woods
Mrs. Mary Denny Wray
Allen & Linda Wright
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Wunderly
Wm. M. Young
Mrs. Mary Zeugner
Company ($50 – $99)
Rick & Liz Albee
Ms. Barbara Altizer
Lynda B. Anderson
Carroll W. & Christopher R.
Andrews
Jonathan Baliles
Mr. John Ball
Bill & Neva Barnett
Dr. & Mrs. Francis E. Barrett
Mr. Robert Beasley
Ms. Brenda Beck
Mrs. Nancy Ellen Beck
Carolyn Belgrad
Edith Brenner
Colonel Matt C. C. Bristol, III
Mr. William P. Brown
Ben & Peggy Chappell
Becky Clarke & Tim Cotes
Conner Family
Mrs. Cathleen M. Conner
Pascal Cromer
Anne Dickerson
Suzanne & Thomas Drumm
Rob Emblidge
Phyllis A. Errico
Marcella Fierro
Lisa C. Fusco
Maria Gharakhanian
Selma Graves
Lucas & Stacie Hall
Barton & Kristen Harris
Barbara Ann Harrison^
Michael & Ellen Hartenberg
Rose & Sheldon Herold
Amy & Christopher Hollister
Mrs. JoAnn Houser
Melisa & Matthew Hudson
Lauren Hutcheson
Mary Garland Jefferson
Janice Jesse
Denise Goodman Keil & Jeff Keil
Katherine & Trent Kerns
Ms. Bonnie Lyn Kiessling
Kevin & Jeannie Kilgore
Guy M. Kinman, Jr.
Ron & Barbara Kozlowski
Will & Elizabeth Krusen
Dr. Susan Dana Leone
Ms. Risa Levine
Ms. Constance Lewis
Mrs. Heather Hays Lockerman
Joan Losen
Kathleen Mack
Jackie Harrison Mason
Betye McCarty
William O. McCleney
Ms. Nancy McMahon
Mr. Tom J. Mills Jr.
Janie & Marc Moyers
Steven Murden
Mercer O’Hara^
Vilma Osmalov
Elizabeth H. Parker
Evelyn Parkin
Gail & Jim Plotkin
Anita Priddy^
Mr & Mrs. J. C. Priddy
Jim Prosser
Bob & Jan Reynolds
Steve & Kate Rogge
Rosanne G. Shalf
Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon Shapiro
Dianne Hughs Shuler
Ms. Theresa Singleton
Lee & Amanda Sloppy
Thelma & Wendell Smith
Wendy & Elliott Spanier
Col. & Mrs. F. Paul Spera
Elizabeth A. Stallings
Mrs. Kelly Stalls
Anne P. Stiles
Mr. & Mrs. T. Jameson Stott
Sam & Jennifer Tarry
James & Rebecca Thomas
Paula & Richard Troxel
Virginia S. Turner
Howard Twilley
Gloria Wallace
Ms. Debby Warren
Patty W. & Thomas West
Mr. Robert Wodarczyk
Mr. Berry F. Wright, Jr.
Elizabeth Lee Wright
INSTITUTIONAL CONTRIBUTORS
Cornerstones ($50,000 & above)
Stars ($5,000 – $9,999)
Altria Client Services, Inc.
The Cabell Foundation^
E. Rhodes & Leona B. Carpenter
Foundation
The Linhart Foundation
Mary Morton Parsons
Foundation^
Virginia Commission for the Arts
Lettie Pate Whitehead
Foundation, Inc.
Bon Secours Richmond Health
System
Mary & J.P. Causey, Jr. Fund of
The Community Foundation
Carrie T. & Edward W. Galeski
Fund of The Community
Foundation
R.E.B. Foundation
Barbara J. Thalhimer & William B.
Thalhimer, Jr. Family Fund of The
Community Foundation
Angels ($25,000 & above)
Serving Richmond &
Central Virginia
CultureWorks
Dominion Resources
Roller-Bottimore Foundation^
The Shubert Foundation Inc.
Union Bank & Trust
Producers ($15,000 – $24,999)
Roy E. Burgess II Fund of
The Community Foundation for
Greater Atlanta
Gay & Erskine Love Foundation
Alan Kirshner & Deborah Mihaloff
Charitable Fund
Obici Healthcare Foundation
Towne Bank
Barbara B. & James E. Ukrop Fund
of The Community Foundation
WestRock Foundation
Directors ($10,000 – $14,999)
Arenstein Foundation
Overton & Katharine Dennis Fund
Cecil R. & Edna S. Hopkins
Family Foundation
Jenkins Foundation
Lewis & Butler Foundation
Stage Managers ($2,500 – $4,999)
BB&T
J. Read Jr. & Janet Dennis Branch
Foundation
Ruth Camp Campbell Foundation
Camp Foundation
Chesapeake Corporation
Foundation Fund of The
Circle S Studio
Covington Travel
Franklin Federal Foundation
Greater Lynchburg Community
Trust
KBS Incorporated
The Launders Charitable
Lester Charitable Fund of
The Community Foundation^
Linden Capital LLC
McGuireWoods LLP
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Virginia Eye Institute
Ted & Laura Lee Chandler Fund
Ernst & Young
Kjellstrom & Lee, Inc.
Lewis Insurance Associates
Loucks Family Foundation
The Micawber Foundation^
The Morton Family Fund of
Newport News Arts Commission
Kathryn & W. Harry Schwarzschild
Fund
SunTrust
Tesco Foundation, LLC
Harry A. Thomas Memorial Fund
York County Arts Commission
Featured Players ($500 – $999)
McGladrey, LLP
Riverfront Investment Group
Ryan and Elizabeth Thalhimer
Smartt Charitable Fund of
W. W. Whitlock Foundation
Ensemble ($250 – $499)
Katherine T. & John G. Adamson
Family Charitable Fund of
CSX Corporation
Stephanie & Marshall Wishnack
Foundation
Crew ($100 – $249)
Coille Limited Partnership
Co-Stars ($1,000 – $2,499)
Douglas W. & June M. Burks
Charitable Fund of The
Company ($50 – $99)
Cadence Theatre Company
IN HONOR & MEMORIAM
The following gifts were made
in honor or memory of family
or friends.
William H. Carter In Memory
of Alice Carter
Blair Curdts In Honor of Suzanne
Pollard & Scott Wichmann
Mary Kathryne & Larry Eck In
Honor of Roy E. Burgess II
Carrie Galeski In Memory of
Charles Pickett
Ronald E. Grubbs In Memory
of Beverly D. Grubbs
Diane W. Halley In Memory
of Florence C. Walters
Jonathan Harwell In Honor
of Reed Harwell Harrison
The Hass-Hill Family In Honor of
Bruce Miller and Phil Whiteway
Dolly Hintz In Honor of David
Timberline
Rev. & Mrs. Charles Hunt In Honor
of Adele Sherman
Mr. & Mrs. David Long In Honor of
Neil November’s 90th Birthday
Neil Marrin In Honor of John Cario
and Phil Whiteway
Dr. & Mrs. Hunter H. McGuire, Jr.
In Honor of Meredith &
Alfred Scott
Lynne Shockley In Memory
of Lloyd W. Shockley
Beth Sinnenberg In Memory
of Jane Sinnenberg
Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Thalhimer
In Memory of Roy Burgess
Mr. & Mrs. Jay M. Weinberg
In Honor of Neil November’s
90th Birthday
Mary Ann Wilson In Memory
of Louis Wilson
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ENDOWMENT & NAMED OPERATING FUNDS
The following gifts were made in
support of named operating and
endowment funds.
The Betty Bauder Fund
Page Bauder
Bruce & Terrie Powers Miller
The Phyllis Galanti Fund
David & Jane Abbott
Peter S. & Marcia Alcorn
Anne-Marie & J Anderson
Janie & Billy Armfield
Ms. Elizabeth Duncan Blake
Ray, Jeanette, Olivia, &
Adrienne Blaylock
Ellen & Jim Bonbright
Brad & Jan Booker
Norman & Sarah Brown
Ellen & Duncan Buoyer
Blair & Reid Burford
Cmdr. & Mrs. Allan R. Carpenter
Dr. & Mrs. Dean Caven
Laura Lee & Ted Chandler
Nancy & Joe Cheely
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne III
Dr. & Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne
Dr. & Mrs. Richard M. Clary
Josée & Bill Covington
Mr. & Mrs. Frederic H. Cox
Mary Ann Curtin
Dr. & Mrs. James R. Darden, Jr
Mary & Gib Davenport
Mr. & Mrs. Huntley G. Davenport
J. Blaine & Mary Denny
Ms. Adriel K. Doyle
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