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THE CABARET AT THEATER SQUARE
IS A PROJECT OF
THE PITTSBURGH CULTURAL TRUST
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Dear Friends,
Welcome to this
performance of
Dixie’s Tupperware Party
in the Cabaret
at Theater Square.
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust is thrilled to partner with the Pittsburgh CLO in
the Cultural District to offer you this intimate and enjoyable theater experience.
We are proud to be your host at the Cabaret at Theater Square, which is owned
and operated by the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust.
In addition to this theater, the Cultural Trust’s Theater Square complex includes
the adjacent Backstage Bar, a 790-space parking facility, a centralized box
office where you may purchase tickets to any Cultural District performance,
a live broadcast studio operated by Classical WQED 89.3FM and the gastropub
Meat & Potatoes.
As our valued arts patron, we hope that you will have a pleasurable experience
at the Cabaret Theater. Our house staff is eager to answer your questions or
address any issues. Please don’t hesitate to ask them for assistance.
Enjoy tonig ht ’s per for mance of Dixie’s Tupper ware Par t y , back by popular
demand and presented by the Pittsbur g h CLO. We look for ward to seeing
you here ag ain at Theater Square, as well as our other world-class theaters ,
visual ar t g alleries and facilities located throug hout the Cultural District .
Welcome to the return of Dixie’s Tupperware Party, which this
time two years ago was another CLO Cabaret - and Pittsburgh - premiere. We can
barely contain ourselves that our favorite plastic-packin’ mama is back, but due to her
popularity, she’s here for a limited engagement only (Sept. 4 - Oct. 12), so if you like
her performance, tell your friends to get it while it’s hot. Whether you’re meeting
Ms. Dixie Longate for the first time today or you’re back for more, you’re in for some
long-lasting memories and equally durable souvenirs.
The legend of Dixie is that in 2001 she started hosting Tupperware parties in
Los Angeles, fast becoming a sensation among the housewives of Orange County
(not those Orange housewives – real housewives). In 2007, Dixie’s Tupperware Party
debuted Off-Broadway, winning her a Drama Desk Award nomination for Outstanding
Solo Performance. Her star has been rising ever since, and today she’s a bona fide
hit with audiences the world over.
She’s a hard act to follow, but I am pleased to announce that post-Dixie we’ve another
exciting Pittsburgh Premiere debuting at the CLO Cabaret, straight to you from
Off-Broadway, where it just finished a successful one-year run. This original new
tuner stars two actors playing 13 roles (and the piano) in a madcap blend of music,
mayhem, and: Murder For Two (Oct. 22 – Jan. 18). Following Murder For Two, we’ll be
opening another comedy called Boeing Boeing, winner of the 2008 Tony Award® for
Best Revival of a play. Be on the look out for casting news to come. I’ll be directing,
in a dire attempt to stave off the return of the Polar Vortex with a force field of
hilarity. No pressure, right?
And let us not forget that the bounty of the season includes our annual production
of A Musical Christmas Carol, which plays just a block away at the charming Byham
Theater (Dec. 5-21). Now in its twenty-third year, this sentimental holiday musical
is a family-going tradition. Maybe this is the year to start making it yours?
As always, thank you for being here, and for supporting Pittsburgh CLO.
Enjoy the show!
Thank you for your patronage. Enjoy the show!
Sincerely,
J. Kevin McMahon
President & CEO, Pittsburgh Cultural Trust
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Van Kaplan
Executive Producer
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MAKE A SPLASH!
Opening Night September 4, 2014
PITTS B UR G H C L O
VAN KAPLAN, Executive Producer
Along with
Down South LLC
Present
Dixie Longate
in
Lighting DesignSound Design
Richard Winkler
Tour Manager
Michele Helberg
Hair Design
Christopher K. BondRebecca A. Scott
General Management
National Press Representative
K L ManagementPeter Cromarty & Co.
by
Kris Andersson
Directed by
Patrick Richwood
The Tupperware trademark is used with kind permission of the Tupperware Brands Corporations.
For more than 130 years, PPG has been making a splash
around the world with our coatings and specialty materials.
Closer to home, we enhance the quality of life in our
communities by investing in educational programs, supporting
the arts and sciences, celebrating diversity and giving people
opportunities to succeed. To learn more, visit ppg.com.
The production was presented by
THE NEW YORK INTERNATIONAL FRINGE FESTIVAL
a production of THE PRESENT COMPANY
Originally produced in New York by Ars Nova, Jon Steingart, Jenny Wiener and Jason Eagan
www.dixiestupperwareparty.com
Pittsburgh CLO is a founding member of the National Alliance for Musical Theatre,
Independent Presenters Network and The Broadway League.
The Cabaret at Theater Square is a project of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust.
David L. Porges, Chair President and CEO: J. Kevin McMahon
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Dixie Long
is performed without intermission
The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.
DIXIE LONGATE (Your Tupperware Lady) Hey
hookers, I’m Dixie Longate, America’s Favorite
Tupperware lady. I’m from Mobile, Alabama,
born and raised. What can I say, I’m a
southern girl through and through. I started
selling the fantastic Plastic crap in 2001 and
I have never had so much fun drinking for
free in my life. Within a year, I was one of
the top sellers in the nation because, well,
me and some plastic bowls, and a bunch of
drunk women somehow equals lots of sales.
I have 3 kids; Wynona, Dwayne, and Absorbine,
Jr. and 3 ex-husbands. All of ‘em have somehow
died, but I ain’t crying about it. I’m way too
busy traveling all over the place bringing
creative food storage solutions to your town.
My Tupperware party caught the eye of some
New York Theatre producers and in 2007, I
had a big opening in my own show, Dixie’s
Tupperware Party off-Broadway and got a
Drama Desk Award nomination for Outstanding
Solo Performance. I know, shut up, right!
I have now played in theaters far and wide
across these fruited plains as well as 4 other
countries with my show. Some of those
places I didn’t even realize had food. See
what I have learned by traveling so much.
I’m happy to be here partying it up with all
y’all this evening. Now grab a Tupperware
sippy cup and let’s have ourselves a party!
For more info or to see pictures of me doing fun
things, go to my website, www.DixieLongate.com
PATRICK RICHWOOD (Director) has been
associated with Dixie Longate since her
earliest days in the world of food storage and
is delighted to be collaborating on her quest
to save the world, one collapsible bowl at a
time! As a director, he has garnered critical
praise for his work in the one-person genre
including Dark Horse at the L.A. Theatre
Center, An Otherwise Empty Room at the Geary
Project, San Francisco, and Ishmael for the
Center Theatre Group/Mark Taper Annex, Los
Angeles.
Kris Andersson (Playwright) Andersson
debuted Dixie’s Tupperware Party at the 2004
New York International Fringe Festival. Following
that run, he teamed up with playwright
Elizabeth Meriwether (New Girl) and director
Alex Timbers (Rocky, Peter and the Star
Catcher) to create the Off-Broadway version
of the show at Ars Nova. The show received
the 2007/08 Drama Desk Award Nomination
for Outstanding Solo Performance. The show
has now become the longest-running OffBroadway tour of the last decade. His follow up
shows include Broken Sh*t and Baby Jesus, My
Bags Went Where?, No Instructions, and Dixie’s
follow up show, Never Wear A Tube Top While
Riding A Mechanical Bull and 16 Other Things
I Learned While I Was Drinking Last Thursday
which is slated for a U.S. tour starting in 2016. RICHARD WINKLER (Lighting Designer) Over
35-years as a lighting designer for Broadway,
off-Broadway, opera, ballet, regional theatres,
national tours, concerts and arenas. Most
recently—Musicals, including: Miss Saigon, The
Who’s Tommy, Hairspray, at Houston’s Theatre
Under the Stars; The Full Monty, A Christmas
Story, the world premiere musical Whatever
Happened to Baby Jane, Kiss Me Kate, Jekyll
and Hyde, Fame - The Musical. Most recent plays
include: Jerusalem (World Premiere), Waverly
Gallery, Dirty Blonde, and Wit. Now also a
3-time Tony Award®-winning Broadway
producer: The Norman Conquests (2009);
Memphis, The Musical (2010); La Cage aux
Folles (2010). Other Broadway producing
credits include: A Little Night Music, Lend Me
A Tenor, La Bete (London and Broadway), Long
Story Short with Colin Quinn, and Nice Work
If You Can Get It. In the West End: Legally
Blonde, The Children’s Hour, Betrayal, Long
Day’s Journey Into Night.
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the Santa Fe Opera. Thanks to Dixie for this
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History of Shows
The Addams Family........................................ 2012
A Grand Night for Singing.......................2012-13
A Musical Christmas Carol................... 1992-2013
Always Patsy Cline........................................ 2007
Annie.......................................1989, '96, 2003, '12
Annie Get Your Gun................... 1950, '52, '56, '60,
'72, '81, '88, 2008
Anything Goes..........................1942, '77, '86, 2000
Applause...................................................... 1973
Arthur Godfrey Revue.................................. 1964
Babes in Toyland.................................... 1943, '52
Balalaika.................................................... 1947
Barry Manilow’s Copacabana.................. 2000, '09
Bells Are Ringing................................ 1959, 2001
Best Foot Forward........................................ 1955
Best Little Whorehouse in Texas.................. 1987
The Big Bang................................................ 2008
Bittersweet..................................... 1946, '51, '54
Bloomer Girl............................................... 1948
Blossom Time............................................... 1953
Bohemian Girl............................................. 1951
Bombay Dreams:............................................ 2006
The Boys from Syracuse................................ 1954
Brigadoon.................... 1950, '55, '60, '65, '74, '82,
'92, 2001
Broadway Tonight........................................ 1971
Buddy - The Buddy Holly Story............... 2000, '13
Bye, Bye Birdie................................. 1967, '72, '99
Cabaret.................................................. 1979, '95
Call Me Madam............................................. 1953
Calamity Jane.............................................. 1961
Camelot.......................1965, '72, '79, '91, '98, 2007
Can Can...................................... 1958, '62, '75, '86
Carnival...................................................... 1982
Carol Burnett Revue.................................... 1962
Carousel................1952, '57, '63, '78, '85, '92, 2005
Casper The Musical...................................... 2001
The Cat And The Fiddle................................. 1947
Cats.................1987, '89, '90, '91, '92, '94, 2007, ‘14
Chess........................................................... 1997
The Chocolate Soldier............................ 1949, '61
A Chorus Line...........................1980, '89, 2001, '12
Cinderella....................................... 1981, '90, '97
Come Fly Away............................................... 2012
Company.............................................. 1977, 2001
The Color Purple.......................................... 2008
Countess Maritza......................................... 1947
Crazy For You............................................... 1999
Curtains...................................................... 2010
Damn Yankees................................... 1957, '61, '76
Defending the Caveman.......................2011-12, '13
The Desert Song........................ 1947, '50, '52, '56,
'66, '85, '96
Destry Rides Again....................................... 1961
Disney’s Beauty and the Beast...................... 2006
Disney’s High School Musical....................... 2007
Disney's The Little Mermaid.......................... 2013
Dixie's Tupperware Party........................ 2012, ‘14
Doctor Dolittle............................................ 2005
Donald and Debbie - Together Again............ 1988
Dreamgirls.................................................. 2004
8-Track, The Sounds of the 70's.................... 2009
Evita....................................... 1985, '91, 2000, ‘14
Fame............................................................ 1993
Fanny..................................................... 1956, '80
Fiddler on the Roof............ 975, '86, '94, 2002, '12
Finian’s Rainbow.................................... 1951, '77
Fiorello!...................................................... 1993
The Firefly............................................. 1952, '63
Flower Drum Song........................................ 1962
Follies......................................................... 1983
Forbidden Broadway.................................... 2006
Forever Plaid............................. 2004-05, 2009-10
FOOTLOOSE..................................................... 2014
42nd Street........................1985, '90, '96, 2006, '13
The Full Monty............................................. 2007
Funny Girl...............................1967, '69, '88, 2003
A Funny Thing/Forum............................. 1973, '86
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes............................ 1953
George M!...................................... 1976, '85, 2002
Gigi....................................................... 1974, '98
Girl Crazy.................................................... 1951
Girls Only: The Secret Comedy of Women....... 2012
Godspell...................................................... 1995
Good News.............................................. 1949, '79
Grand Hotel................................................. 1999
Grease................................................ 1989, 2006
The Great Waltz.................... 1947, '50, '53, '57, '66
Guys and Dolls............1955, '59, '66, '75, '84, 2002
Gypsy............................................... 1962, '77, '97
Hairspray.................................................... 2010
Half a Sixpence............................................ 1978
Happy Hunting............................................. 1958
The Happy Time &
The “Sock It To Me Gang”............................1969
Harry Belafonte.......................................... 1962
Hello, Dolly!....................................... 1986, 2004
High Button Shoes................................. 1952, '72
Hit The Deck................................................. 1948
Hot Mikado.................................................. 1994
How Now, Dow Jones..................................... 1969
How To Succeed/Without
Really Trying...................................... 1966, '78
I Do! I Do!.................................................... 1979
I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change......... 2008
Into The Woods................................... 1996, 2009
Jack Benny Show.......................................... 1967
Jane Morgan Show....................................... 1968
Jekyll & Hyde......................................... 2002, '11
Jerry Lewis Revue......................................... 1962
Jesus Christ Superstar.................. 1985, '92, 2011
Jolson, The Musical..................................... 1999
Joseph and The Amazing
Technicolor Dreamcoat.................... 1998, 2009
judge jackie justice a new musical comedy...............................2014
The King and I..............1956, '60, '65, '74, '89, 2004
Kismet.................................. 1956, '60, '65, '77, '87
Kiss Me, Kate.............1950, '55, '61, '68, '73, '82, '97
La Cage Aux Folles................................. 1985, '97
Lady in the Dark.......................................... 1953
The Last Waltz.............................................. 1951
Le Ballets De Paris....................................... 1958
LEGALLY BLONDE THE MUSICAL.......................... 2014
Les Misérables............................................. 2009
Liberace....................................................... 1967
L’il Abner..................................................... 1959
Little Me...................................................... 1965
A Little Night Music...................... 1975, '91, 2005
Louisiana Purchase..................................... 1953
Love Changes Everything:
The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber............2011
Lunch.......................................................... 1994
Mame........................................1972, '81, '94, 2008
Man of La Mancha.................................. 1985, '95
The Marvelous Wonderettes......................... 2011
May Time...................................................... 1950
Me and Juliet............................................... 1955
Me and My Girl.................................... 1992, 2004
The Merry Widow........................ 1946, '49, '54, '63
The Mikado.................................................. 1953
Minnie’s Boys............................................... 1972
Miss Liberty................................................. 1951
Miss Saigon................................... 1997, 2003, '10
Monty Python’s SPAMALOT........................ 2006, ‘14
The Most Happy Fella................. 1959, '66, '76, '95
Mr. President............................................... 1964
Music in the Air........................................... 1953
The Music Man....................1963, '73, '83, '94, 2004
My Fair Lady...........1964, '68, '73, '80, '89, '96, 2003
My Way - A Musical Tribute to
Frank Sinatra...........................................2008
The Mystery of Edwin Drood......................... 1988
Nat “King” Cole Revue............................. 1963, '64
Naughty Marietta................ 1946, '49, '53, '59, '80
The New Moon............................. 1946, '48, '68, '76
9 to 5: The Musical....................................... 2011
No, No, Nannette............................... 1950, '80, '91
Nunsense............................................... 2010, '11
Of Thee I Sing............................................... 1948
Oklahoma!.............1954, '58, '62, '66, '76, '90, 2007
Oliver!...............................1965, '77, '83, '92, 2010
On a Clear Day You Can See Forever.............. 1967
Once Upon A Mattress................................... 1984
One Touch of Venus...................................... 1952
110 In the Shade.......................................... 1984
On The Town........................................... 1958, '98
Paint Your Wagon......................................... 1980
The Pajama Game......................1957, '60, '68, 2000
Pal Joey....................................................... 1978
Panama Hatti............................................... 1954
Parade......................................................... 2000
Peter Pan.................................1987, '91, '98, 2008
(Kopit & Yeston’s) Phantom.................. 1998, 2013
The Phantom of the Opera............................ 1993
Pinocchio..................................................... 1950
Pippin.......................................................... 1984
The Pirates of Penzance................ 1983, '93, 2005
Plaid Tidings......................................... 2007, '13
Plain and Fancy........................................... 1956
Porgy and Bess................................ 1953, '65, '91
The Producers.............................................. 2010
Promises, Promises....................................... 1982
The Red Mill........................................... 1948, '79
RING OF FIRE - THE MUSIC OF JOHNNY CASH.......2014
Rio Rita.................................................. 1947, '52
Roberta.................................................. 1946, '50
Robert Goulet Revue.............................. 1963, '66
Robin Hood.................................................. 1946
Rosalie.................................................. 1947, '48
Rosalinda.............................................. 1948, '59
Rose Marie....................................... 1949, '51, '60
Rowan & Martin........................................... 1969
Ruthless! The Musical.................................. 2012
'S Wonderful: The New Gershwin Musical...... 2010
Sari............................................................. 1946
Say, Darling................................................. 1959
The Secret Garden........................................ 1995
Seesaw......................................................... 1981
Seven Brides For
Seven Brothers.......................... 1994, 2006, '13
1776...................................1975, '76, '87, '96, 2004
Shear Madness............................................. 2007
She Loves Me....................................... 1978, 2003
Shenandoah................................................. 1976
Shirley Jones............................................... 1972
Show Boat...........1948, '51, '54, '60, '66, '73, '83, '92
Show Girl.................................................... 1961
Sid Ceasar & Imogene Coca Show................... 1968
Side By Side By Sondheim.............................. 2013
Silk Stockings.............................................. 1957
Singin’ in the Rain......................1995, 2002, 2014
Smokey Joe’s Cafe......................................... 2008
Song And Dance............................................ 1987
Song of Norway.................... 1949, '55, '62, '67, '84
The Sound of Music................... 1964, '68, '73, '81,
'88, 2005, '11
South Pacific...................... 1955, '56, '60, '64, '74,
'82, '93, 2001
Starlight Revue........................................... 1958
Stop The World, I Want to Get Off................. 1986
The Student Prince.................... 1952, '54, '59, '65,
'74, '82, '90, 2010
Sunset Boulevard......................................... 2012
Sweeney Todd............................................... 1990
Sweet Charity.................................. 1968, '80, '87
Swing!......................................................... 2009
Take Me Along.............................................. 1961
The Three Musketeers................................... 1947
They’re Playing Our Song.............................. 1983
Thoroughly Modern Millie........................... 2003
Three Wishes for Jamie................................ 1953
Top Bananas................................................. 1964
Tovarich...................................................... 1964
Triple Espresso............................................ 2011
The Unsinkable Molly Brown.................. 1963, '89
Up in Central Park....................................... 1950
The Vagabond King........................... 1946, '49, '81
Wayne Newton Show...................................... 1967
West Side Story......................... 1965, '67, '74, '84,
'90, '99, 2008
Where’s Charley?.................................... 1951, '75
White Christmas.......................................... 2007
The Who's Tommy........................................... 2005
Wish You Were Here...................................... 1954
The Wiz........................................................ 1992
The Wizard of Oz................1949, '55, '88, '93, 2002
Wonderful Town..................................... 1958, '63
You Say Tomato, I Say Shut Up!...................... 2013
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Pittsburgh CLO Staff
Van Kaplan, Executive Producer
CLO ACADEMY
Michael J. Cerchiaro.........Education Programs Manager
Seth Laidlaw.......................... Admissions Coordinator
Emily Christ.......................................... Receptionist
Kiesha Lalama...............................Education Director
Patty Maloney............................................Principal
Susan Pettigrew........................ Education & Outreach
Scholarship Coordinator
CONSTRUCTION CENTER
Michael Bannias............................Assistant Foreman
John R. Edkins............ Production Technical Supervisor
Adolf Hundertmark............................... Key Carpenter
John Oglesby.............................................Foreman
George Stevens......................................Scenic Artist
Michele Sullivan................................ Office Manager
Leigh Taylor........................................ Charge Scenic
Backstage and Front of the House
Employees are represented by the
International Alliance of Theatrical
Stage Employees (or I.A.T.S.E.).
The stage manager employed in this
production is a member of Actors’
Equity Association, the union of
professional actors and stage managers
in the United States.
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from the Pennsylvania Council on the
Arts, a state agency administering an
annual state appropriation for grants
to the arts and federal funding from
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ADMINISTRATION
Joel Ambrose.........Assistant Customer Service Manager
Kristin Archbold..................Communications Specialist
Julianne Avolio...................... Group Sales Coordinator
Stephanie Barletto.................... Graphic/Web Designer
Laura Barry.....................Manager of Individual Giving
Lori Berger...................... Associate Producing Director
Maureen Ciampaglia..............Development Coordinator
Wynne Fedele........................ Director of Development
Mark Fleischer..................... Associate Artistic Director
Charlie Foukes................................... Office Manager
Ellen Granger..................................... Ticket Manager
Aja Jones............................... PR/Marketing Manager
Angela Langill............................Accounting Assistant
R. James Mercer............................... General Manager
Cindy Opatick............................... Associate Producer
Elizabeth Roberts........Assistant to the Executive Producer
Daniel Vereb..........................Merchandising Manager &
Special Events Coordinator
Kristin Welch......................... Group Sales Coordinator
Cheryl Young........................ Assistant Ticket Manager
Monica Zyra...................................Business Manager
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MEMBERSHIP SUPPORT
Th e P i ttsburgh Cultural Trus t extends specia l recogn i tio n
to the Allegheny Regional Asset District for its significant
contr i buti ons of operati ng support .
Th e Tru s t is e s p e c i a l l y g r a t e f u l to Th e He i n z En d ow m e n t s fo r
i ts o n g o i n g co m m i t m e n t t ha t h a s b e e n i n s t r u m e n t a l i n t h e
su cce s s fu l d eve l o p m e nt of P i t t s b u rg h’s Cu l tu ra l D i s tr i c t .
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust is thankful for its many individual, foundation, corporate and government partners whose contributions to the
Annual Campaign are invaluable and greatly appreciated. Supporters of the Trust help the arts thrive in Pittsburgh, keeping our Cultural District
vibrant with fantastic performances in our theaters, inspiring shows in our galleries, exhilarating live music in our venues and diverse events
throughout the year for all ages. Thank you to those who have invested in the Trust from May 1, 2013 through July 15, 2014.
MEMBERSHIP & FAMILY FOUNDATIONS
Chairman’s Circle
$25,000 and above
The Cottage Bridge Foundation
Cindy and Murry Gerber
Vicki and Kevin Halloran
Scheryl and Richard Harshman
Gabriela and David Porges
Richard E. Rauh *
Lauren and S. Adam Sufrin ^
Barbara and Bruce Wiegand
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$10,000 to $24,999
Anonymous (2)
Laurie Adams
Jane C. Arkus *
Mary Louise and Chester Babst
Edwin H. Beachler *
The Bognar Family
Mary Beth and Jamie Bonomo
Stephanie and Michael Bozic
Bozzone Family Foundation
Suzy and Jim Broadhurst
Jill and Chuck Brodbeck ~
The Jack Buncher Foundation
Carole King and Chip Burke
Patricia Burke
Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Casey
Ada and George Davidson
Mary Jane and Gerald Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Dorrance III
Carolyn D. Duronio
Edith H. and James A.+ Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O. Fisher
The Foster Charitable Trust
Sue and Mark Gleason ~
Jamie and Jim Graham
Janet and Mark Greathouse
Jane and George Greer
Mr. and Mrs. Ira J. Gumberg
Mr. Bruce K. M. Henderson
Dolores and Michael Kara
Dr. Kerry Bron and Mr. Robert C. Levin
Sally M. Levin
Cate Linn
The Richard J. Madden Foundation
Susan and David Matter
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Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. McGuinn
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Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Mendicino
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Morby
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Carol Tillotson
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$5,000-$9,999
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Agras
Mr. and Mrs. G. Nicholas Beckwith III
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Carolyn and Bill Byham
Helen and Stephen Casey
Mr. James C. Chaplin IV
Julie and Tim Choate ^
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Clarke
Donna and Thaddeus J. Clements *
Carol and Nelson Craige
Melanie and James Crockard *
Susan DeRiggi and Glenn Bost
Sara C. and James K. Donnell
Mary Jo and Jack Elliott
Karen and Steven Feinstein
Daniel Gearing
Kristina and Peter Gerszten
Robert I. Glimcher Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Ira H. Gordon
Susan Greenspan and Neil Resnick
Marcia M. Gumberg
Karri and Steve Guy
Kathy and Joe Guyaux
Daniel S. Heit *
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Henninger
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Carol and Peter Mathieson
Pam and Ken McCrory
Peggy and Steve McKnight
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Mr. and Mrs. James Protin
Linda and Rich Ruffalo
Catharine M. and John T. Ryan III
Lisa and Robert Sandonato
Mrs. Virginia W. Schatz *
Nancy Schepis
Speyer Foundation
Jayne and Tom Sterling
Bronya and Neil Strosnider
Becky and John Surma
Lisa and Jeff Thomas
Judith and Steve Thomas
Bonnie W. and Thomas L. VanKirk
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Voller
Sue and Charles Walker
Suellen and Mike Weir
Peggy C. Whitehurst
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$2,500 TO $4,999
Anonymous (5)
Debra and Edward Abell *
Michelle and Andrew Aloe
Ann Averback
Valerie and Paul Bacharach
Vitasta Bazaz and Sheen Sehgal
Janet L. Belliveau
Barbara H. Bott and Robert L. Jennings, Jr.
Kimberly and Hal Burch
Barbara and David Burstin
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Calihan
Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Campbell
Louise and David Cannon
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Chang
Linda Christen
Julie, Dale and Carly Clifton
Judge Maurice B. Cohill, Jr.
Nancy T. and William S. Conover II Fund
Laurel Dagnon and Patricia Jarrett
Debbie and Bill Demchak
Susan and John Fafalios- Shaun and Angela Baker
Amy and Scott Fehrs
Sylvia V. Fields
The Fine Foundation
Janis and Jeffrey Fisher
Kimberly Tillotson Fleming and Curtis D. Fleming
The James A. and Ruth O. Frank Philanthropic
Fund of the UJFF
Anna P. Futrell
Lou and Henry Gailliot
Cathy and Jim Garraux
Nancy R. and William J. Gatti
Anne L. and Robert D. German
Eric Gerstbrein
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Guarino, Jr.
Paul, Teresa, Isabella and Roman Haberstock
Rhoda and David Hartmann *
David McL. Hillman
Dorothy A. Howat
Mrs. Joan M. Hurrell
Scott D. Izzo
Alice Jane Jenkins
Gerri Kay *
Bonnie and Donald Kipke
Mary Denise and George C. Koch
Kana Koll
Susan and Louis Leff
Anne Lewis
Catherine and Mark H. Loevner *
Cathy and Rob Long
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Looman
Ruth and Neil MacKay
Maggie and Pete Magerko
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Malnati
Ralph Manning
Janet Markel and Barry Lhormer
Carol and Joe Massaro
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Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGarry
John R. McGinley, Jr.
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Marcia A. Metelsky
Montgomery IP Associates
Dr. and Mrs. Joshua G. F. Nagin
Alice and Eric Neishloss
Patricia K. Nichols
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Pagliari
Paul M. Palevsky, MD and Sharon R. Roseman, MD
Maria and Rocco Panucci
Lori and Louis Plung
Drs. Cindy and Rob Potter
Kelly and Tom Price
Renee and Fred Quinn
Sally and Ned Randall
Mallory and Bill Ries
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Dick Rocereto ^
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Mrs. Louisa Rosenthal
Caryn Rubinoff and Craig Dunham
Carolyn Ruffer
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ruscetti
Jamie and William Sarris
Robert Sass
The Schneider Family ^
Pamela L. Schoemer MD
Rod Schwartz
Carole and Mark Shepard
Selma B. and C. Leon Sherman *
Juliet Lea Simonds
Gayle and Bill Simpson
The Slagle Family Fund
Mrs. Theresa Snavely
Dr. and Mrs. John M. Snyder
Mrs. Violet Soffer
Dr. and Mrs. William E. Spielvogle
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Staley IV
Mark Steele
Kathy and Alan Stehman
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Stern
Cara and Doug Stirling
Sue and Dan Stokes
Alison and Bill Strome #
Shelley and Jim Taylor ~
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Thompson II
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Uffelman
Rebecca E. and James L. Vesely
Laurie Vota Fair and Kenneth Fair
Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Wagner
Iris Amper Walker
Mary and Jerry Whitaker
Mr. and Mrs.+ Frank L. Wiegand III
Dr. Ann G. Wilmoth
Mary Jo Winokur
Judy and John Woffington
Andrea and James Young
Richard A. Zappala Family Foundation
Ronald W. Zborowski
Pat and Dennis Zerega
Florence and Harvey + Zeve
DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE
$1,000 to $2,499
Anonymous (13)
The Barbara and Marcus Aaron Fund
of the Pittsburgh Foundation
Barbara and Alan Ackerman
Judy Albert and Tony Fiorillo
James R. Antoniono
John S. Applegate
Roy W. Arnold Family ^
Emily Balawejder
Ms. Natalae R. Barko
Amy and Chris Bartels
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Nancy and Nadav Baum
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Benedict
Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Bennett
Vivian and Bill Benter
Cynthia Berger and Laurence Green
Robin J. Bernstein
Judge Alexander and Susan Bicket
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Christy and William Blose
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Bernice and Philip Bollman
Debby and Dan Booker
Lisa and Stephen Botos
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Vicky and Mark Brilmyer
Sean P. and Sara E. Britt
Nancy Bromall and Robert Barry
Ellen Still Brooks
Alan M. Brown
Susan and David Brownlee
Dr. and Mrs. John Brozetti
Mrs. Mary Jo and Dr. Bert Bullington
Janis Burley Wilson #
Nicholas Butera and Grace Wagner
Fred Caesar
Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Cahouet
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Capretto
Alisa Carr and David Kitzinger ^
Daniel Catanzaro and Craig McDonald *
Lori and John Cecil
Michelle and Richard Cefalo
Barbara and Gerald Chait
Michelle and Dan Cheberenchick
Victoria Chester Rose and George Rose
Mark Cibulka
Lisa and Shawn Cohen
Dr. Richard and Sally B. Cohen
Marilyn and Stephen Coleman
Mary Jane and Fred Colen
Gina and Jim Concelman
Jennifer Owen and Cory Cope * ^ ~
Carol J. and George G. Couch
Carol and Gary Cozen
Alexis and Andrew Cross
Erin and Ted Curran ^
Lu and Syl Damianos
Margaret and Michael Daniels ~
Lynn and Ronald Davenport, Jr.
Joan Clark Davis
Marian Ungar Davis and Stanford G. Davis
Carol and Dwight Deicke
Rev. John V. Di Bacco, Jr.
Marian Dietrich
Mary Ellen DiPasquale
Jennifer Blyler and Michael Dishart
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Lucy and John Douglas
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Dolly and Curt Ellenberg
Beth and Dan Erlanger
Christopher M. Evans
Chris and Gigi Faber
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Favo
Judith and Donald Feigert
Ted Fetterman
Virginia and Richard Fischer
Pam and Jim Fister
The Flam Family ^
Lois and Ron Folino
William R. Forsythe
Sally Fownes
Christopher Fox and Shaun Tomaszewski
Marion and Rod Francis
Reanette and Steve Frobouck
Elaine and John Frombach
Violet+ and Robert C. Gallo
Mary Lou and Gary Gegick
William O. Generett
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Getty
The Gigante Family
Jodi and John Gill
Revs. Catherine and Gaylord Gillis
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Gilson
Cathy and Mike Ginsberg
Stephanie Goe
Marcia and David Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Graham
Daniel Greenblatt
Dr. Martin Guy Gregorio
Susan and Barney Guttman
Desiree and Jacob Hanchar ^
Edward J. Harris
Susan and Peter Herchenroether
Dr. and Mrs. John B. Hill
Katharine H. Hillman
William Talbott Hillman Foundation ~
Natalie Taaffe Hoffman ~
Karl Holtzer
Debra and Jason Honkus
Sara H. Horsman *
Charity J. Imbrie and Jane S. Barnes
Lynne and Blair Jacobson
Ms. Linda Jakubec ^
Marilyn and Don Jenkins
David and Laura Jones
Tony Joseph ^
Janet S. Kafka
Van Kaplan
Von and Dale Keairns ^
Margaret and Dwight Keating
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Ivanilde and Don Kerrish
Ellen P. and Jack Kessler
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MJ Klimas and John W. Boufford
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Phyllis K. Kokkila
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Betty L. Lamb
Suzan Lami and Robert Grubb
Lynn and Larry Lebowitz
Anita and Robert Legler
Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Levin
Linda S. Melada and Arthur S. Levine, M.D.
Judith Liebler
Dr. Ronald and Mrs. Judith Linaburg
Sheryl Linck and Garry Conklin
Janine and Daniel Littlefield
Rachel and Jeffery Lizik
Margery J. Loevner
Susan and David Lohr ^
The Loughney Foundation
Kate W. MacVean
The Maerkle Family
Drs. Sheri A. Mancini and H. Kenneth Williams, Jr.
Amy and Jan Marks
Lucine O. Marous
Jennifer and James Martin
Amy Jaffe and Grant Mason
Heather and Rob Masterson
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. McGinnis
Suzy and DeCourcy McIntosh *
Susan and Sean McLaughlin
James R. McMahon
Leisa McNamee
Janice and Ernie Meade *~
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Mellon
Mr. Richard A. Mellon
Barbara Sachnoff Mendlowitz
Edmond J. Mercier
Ruth Anne Mewhirter
Mary Ellen and Mark Meyer
Minaksi Bhatt and Doug Mickle
Janet and George L. Miles, Jr.
Shaunda Miles ~
Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Miller
Shane A. Miller
Linda and Stuart Miller
Connie and Paul Mockenhaupt
Monique and Scott Moody
Thomas R. Moore
Amy Morgan *
Susan and James Morris
Bee Jee Morrison
Martha H. Munsch
Donna Murtha and James Ecker
Mary Love and William Nast
Christine E. Navarro *
Kenny and Gordon Nelson
Susan and Richard Nernberg
Carol Neyland #
NFM Group
June and David Nimick
Betty and Dick Nimtz
Dr. Suzan Obagi and Mr. Mazen Youssef *
Dr. John B. O’Laughlin
Grant D. Oliphant
Nancy and Woody Ostrow
Jeannine and James Patton
T. R. Paul Family Foundation
Cathy and John Pelusi
Mark Perrott ~
Maureen and Tom Peszko
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Petredis
Christine and Robert Pietrandrea
Niki and Richard Pipak
Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre
The Platt Family Foundation
Dorothy and Neal Pollon and Family
Christine and Mark Popovich
Ann and Fred Potthoff
Amy and Chris Pretsch
Rebecca Price
Nancy and Bill Rackoff
Norman C. Ray Trust
K. Oliver Rea
Mr. and Mrs. W. Franklin Reed
Dr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Reiss
Mr. James H. Rich
Karen and Pierce Richardson
Ms. Letitia E. Rieck
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Riordan
Marilyn and Mitchell Roberts
Donald and Sylvia Robinson Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Robinson, Jr.
Stephen G. Robinson
Pat and Andrew Rodgers
Al Rodibaugh
Joni and John Roland
Greta and Art Rooney II
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Rowland
Louisa and Jim Rudolph
The Ruttenberg Family
Toni Sacco
Jennifer and Karl Salatka
Steven Satzger
Kelly and Michael Scheel
Perri and Thomas Schelat
The Schmid Family
Stephanie Schneck-Jacob
Matthew Schnierle
Sharon Schultz
Dr. and Mrs. Joel Schuman
Jeffrey Schutzeus and Carl Ward
Amy and Sean Sebastian
Sharon Semenza and William Robinson
Christine and Duane Seppi *
Pat and Alan Siger *
Phyllis and Stephen Silverman
James A. Sims
Robert N. Slagle
Lynn and Joe Smith ~
Kay and David Smith
Alice R. Snyder ~
Judith L. Wolfe and John H. Soffietti, M.D.
Natalie and Michael Spacciapolli
Catherine Specter
George Specter
Vivian M. Spratt
Lynn and Randy Staab
Sheila and Stephen Stagnitta
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Stalder
The Honorable and Mrs. William L. Standish
Pamela and Steven A. Stepanian II
Barbara and Charles Stone ^
Jean and Charles Stout
Rose and William Strickland *
Diane and Regis Synan
The Paul Thompson Family ^
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Todd, Jr.
Allison and Stephen Tomko ^
Mrs. Barbara Trachtenberg
Nicole and Carl Traud
Colleen and Denny Travis
Dr. and Mrs. Rory Tropp
Ann L. Turnbull
Beth and Mark Twerdok
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Unetich
Sheila and Steven Van Wyk
Betsy and Gary VanSickle
Sybil P. Veeder
BettyJean Viecelli
Lorene and Denis M. Vinski
Katherine M. Leech Vollen and Randall Vollen
Maggie Good and Tom Von Lehman
Sally Wade
Diane and Hal Waldman *
Kathleen and Richard Wallach
Bonnie and Marshall Webster
Dot and Marvin Wedeen ~
Susan Weinzierl and Andrea Weinzierl
Ansley S. Westbrook II ~
Ruth Westerman and J. Robert Myers *
Rebecca J. White
Diane and Jack Wilberger
Peg and Al Williams
Teresa M. Williams
Beth and Pat Winkler
Amy and Greg Winokur
J. Andrew Wolfinger *
Karen Woodall
Beverly and Dane Wukich
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Yates
Marlene and John Yokim
Irina Zabbarova *
James and Marian Zalenka
Aline and Gregory Zaretsky
Robin and Gary Zentner
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford B. Zlotnik
CORPORATE, FOUNDATION
& PUBLIC SUPPORT
Leadership Circle
$100,000 and above
Allegheny Regional Asset District
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation *
The Benter Foundation
Cohen & Grigsby
Colcom Foundation ~
The Buhl Foundation ^ ~
Dollar Bank ~
Eden Hall Foundation
EQT ^
Giant Eagle Foundation and Giant Eagle, Inc. * ^ ~
The Heinz Endowments ^
Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield
Richard King Mellon Foundation ^ ~
Pennsylvania Council on the Arts ~ ^
The Pittsburgh Foundation ~
PNC Foundation
FOUNDER’S CIRCLE
$50,000 to $99,999
ATI
BNY Mellon ^ ~
First Commonwealth Financial Corporation *
The Grable Foundation ~ ^
Peoples Natural Gas ~
UPMC and UPMC Health Plan
WESCO International
CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE
$25,000 to $49,999
Ayers Foundation
Bobby Rahal Automotive Group
Broadway Across America
Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC
Citizens Bank ^
CONSOL Energy
FedEx Ground
FISA Foundation *
H. J. Heinz Company Foundation
Mary Hillman Jennings Foundation
Laurel Foundation ~
Levin Furniture
Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership
Reed Smith LLP ^
Riverlife ~
Rossin Foundation
James M. and Lucy Schoonmaker Foundation
United States Steel Corporation
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE
$10,000 to $24,999
Aesynt
Bessie F. Anathan Charitable Trust
Renewal by Andersen
Babst Calland
The British Council
The Jack Buncher Foundation
Burns White, LCC
The Children’s Institute
Clark Hill Thorp Reed
Eat’n Park Hospitality Group
Eaton Corporation
Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott LLC
Edith L. Trees Charitable Trust
The Fine Foundation ^ ~
First National Bank
The Frank E. Rath - Spang & Company
Charitable Trust
Havas Impact
Hefren-Tillotson, Inc.
Roy A. Hunt Foundation
KPMG LLP
Macy’s
Massey Charitable Trust
Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP
Mondriaan Foundation
The New York Times ~
W.I. Patterson Charitable Fund ~
Pepper Hamilton LLP
Pietragallo Gordon Alfano Bosick & Raspanti, LLP
PPG Industries Foundation
Sherrard, German & Kelly PC
Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation
Tucker Arensberg, P.C.
The Webb Law Firm
PATRON’S CIRCLE
$5,000 TO $9,999
Allegheny Conference and Affiliated Organizations ~
The William Brown Foundation, Inc.
Calgon Carbon Corporation ~
Child Health Association of Sewickley, Inc. ^
Comcast~ ^
ComDoc
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP
Federated Investors
Flaherty & O’ Hara, P.C.
Flyspace Productions, LLC ^
Gateway Financial Group, Inc.
Goehring, Rutter & Boehm
The Grainger Foundation
Gutter Helmet Systems ~
Howard Hanna Real Estate Services
KR Communications
Littler Mendelson, P.C.
MEDRAD, a division of Bayer Healthcare
Nordstrom, Inc. *
Norfolk Southern Railway Company
Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C.
Oxford Development Company
Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School ^
Philadelphia Indemnity Insurance Company
PMC Property Group, Inc.
Robert Peirce & Associates
Ron Foth Advertising ~
Ryan Memorial Foundation
Schneider Downs & Co., Inc.
Steptoe & Johnson
UPS-Pittsburgh
William Coulson LLC
PREMIERE CIRCLE
$2,500 TO $4,999
big Burrito Restaurant Group
BilkeyKatz Investment Consultants, Inc.
Commonwealth Connections Academy
Fair Oaks Foundation, Inc. ~
Fifth Third Bank
Henry L. Hillman Foundation
ParenteBeard
The Pittsburgh Steelers
RTI International Metals, Inc.
Rugby Realty Co., Inc.
Trigate Incorporated
WPXI - TV
WTW Architects
PARTNER’S CIRCLE
$1,000 TO $2,499
ABARTA Oil & Gas Company, Inc.
Amcom Office Systems
The Buncher Company
Byrnes and Kiefer Company
Clearview Federal Credit Union
Consulate General of Israel
ESB Bank
The Gateway Engineers, Inc.
Hollinshead, Mendelson, Bresnahan & Nixon, P.C.
Integra Realty Resources Pittsburgh
Jackson Lewis LLP
McKamish, Inc.
Pinnacle Peak Foods, Inc DBA
Ruth’s Chris Steak House
The Sprout Fund ^
Strategic Investment Fund, Inc.
United Safety Services, Inc.
ENDOwMENT gIFTS
Arthur M. and Olga I. Aloe
Endowed Performance Fund
Milton G. Hulme Charitable Foundation
Paul R. Jenkins Performance Fund
Gabe Rubin Student Performance Fund
by the Rubin Family
IN HONOR OF
Jane Arkus’ birthday
by Edith H. and James A.+ Fisher
Alice Becket-Rumberger
by Mary and John Jacobs
Nancy Joann Bills by MK Cohen
Jocelyn M. Cacchione for her volunteer
service by BNY Mellon
Ellen Still Brooks
by Edith H. andJames A.+ Fisher
Veronica Corpuz
by the Fox Chapel Area Newcomers Club
Analesa Cottom
by Mrs. Andrea Cottom-Anderson
and Mr. Melvin Anderson
Edith H. Fisher’s birthday by Jane Arkus
Philip Salerno by Joy Salerno
Side by Side by Sondheim
by Sharon C. Bernstein and John W. Bitsko
Marie Stadulis’ volunteer service by BNY Mellon
Marleen Suess
by Highmark HELPS Volunteer Program
Vitalogy by Angela Brown and Alex
Dr. Nancy D. Washington
by Edith H. and James A. Fisher
Susan and Leonard Young’s
40th Wedding Anniversary
by Edie and Bernie Robin
IN MEMORY OF
Carl Arter, Kenny Fisher, Pete Henderson,
and Ron Tucker
by Daniel G. Wasson
Rommel Bailey by Rena Thomas
Francis and Martha Baldauf
by Mary Jane and Gerald Davis
Joan and Ken Baum by Tim Baum
Kurt Bittle by Courtney Czarniak
Edith and James A.+ Fisher
by Claire T. Wapinsky
J. Virginia Boocks by Tammy Maximovich
Lauren Garriot by her mother, Tami Garriott
Robert, Bernard, and John Brannigan
by Patricia Brannigan Doherty
Melissa Goodfriend
by her mother, Janice Goodfriend
Asher Grinberg
by Yael Eads and Kathy Lobelsohn
Walter Haidet
by Alco Foundation’s Volunteer
Matching Program
Douglas Kassab’s volunteer service
on Cosmopolitan Pittsburgh
by Highmark
Ronald Larsen by an Anonymous Donor
Victor Matteo by Michelina Pollini
J. Kevin McMahon and the Trust staff
by Kristina and Peter Gerszten
J. Kevin McMahon by Marjorie C. Greenberger
Kristen McMahon by an anonymous donor
Amanda M. Sopata’s volunteer service
by BNY Mellon
Helen Nalepa by Alisa Nalepa
Rona L. Nesbit by Judge Maurice B. Cohill, Jr.
Lisa Newman’s volunteer service
on Cosmopolitan Pittsburgh
by Highmark
Anna and Michael Bronowicz
by Amy Bronowicz
Bobby J. Burke
by Jenniffer Burke; Bobby, Jr., Lakeia,
Amber, and Darieth
Pete Cocco by Bridget and David Cocco
Patricia A. Constantin
by April and Dan Witkowski
Carol Johnson Cooper by R. Bruce Cooper
Edward L. Dardanell by Veronica Corpuz
Paul J. DiPasquale
by Mary Ellen DiPasquale
Dorothy Duzinski by Denice Shilling
Richard Flaherty by Patricia Flaherty
Stuart Flam by Karen Flam
Janice Friedman
by Jeffrey Lawrence Pollock, Esq.
Estelle and Gordon Green by Bibi Green
Michael Gryzmkowski
by Veronica Corpuz and Nico Gryzmkowski
Henry E. Haller, Jr. by Marjorie Burns Haller
Jordan and Ashley Penrose by Robert Penrose
Emilene Hayes by Lynne Hayes-Freeland
Cliff M. Pinsent’s birthday by his children
Kara Thompson Hawk by Mary Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Robin’s
55th Wedding Anniversary
by Susan and Len Young
Roy and Helen Howell by The Wattay Family
Barb Russell by Dorothy Swiss
Patricia and Joseph Janicky
by Barbara Jo Janicky
Paul R. Jenkins
by Ellen Still Brooks, Alice Jane Jenkins
Erwin Burton Sigal
by Frank and Rita Ruscetti
Martha Kenovich
by Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Osinski
Gerry and Nate Sadowsky by Marsha Stern
Marc L. Sternberger by K. Susan Sternberger
H. Virginia Kortz by Mr. Bernard J. Kortz
James Stafford by Veronica Corpuz
Vivian Krall by Joanne Chetlin
Lois Watson by Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hogan
Janet Krieger by Karl Krieger
James Welsch by Veronica Corpuz
Edwin Lohrer, Jr. by Edwin M. Lohrer III
Nialyah Lynn Love by April Sabatasso
Kathryn G. Masterson by Diana and Frank Rath
Peter Mastracci
by Crystal Christophe, Estelle Tran
Lois Jean McCloskey by Mary Ann Celio
Rosaline Mays by Wanda J. Durham
Barbara Murphy
by Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Hornack
Dr. Joseph R. Panza
by Patricia Carroll Panza
Geraldine M. Purnell
by Paula and William Tomlinson
Dr. Kuldeep Sehgal
by Vitasta Bazaz and Sheen Sehgal
Jeanne Zborowski
by Ronald (Sam) Zborowski
LEgACY SOCIETY
Anonymous (3)
Toni and John Aloe
Jane C. Arkus
John Bauerlein
Allen Berkman +
Dolores M. Bold +
Jill Brodbeck
B. Jean Brown
William O. Burchinal +
Jim Chaplin
Thaddeus J. Clements
Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Cohen
Robert Dickey +
Katrin and Eugene Engels
Edith H. Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O. Fisher
Mimi Frey and Bruce R. Connelly
Ward L. Garner
Jane Z. Haskell +
Lynne and Blair Jacobson
Jackie and Harley Jones
Virginia Kaufman +
Phyllis K. Kokkila
Raymond Krotec +
Erna Landsberger +
Mrs. Lenny Litman +
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Malnati
Helen and Stuart McMurray +
Barbara Sachnoff Mendlowitz
Raymond Novak
Terry O’Connor
Beverly and Robert Ontolchik
Jeffrey Lawrence Pollock, Esq.
Richard E. Rauh
Martha and Jay Ressler
Mallory and Bill Ries
Sharon and James E. Rohr
Elinor B. Rubin +
Virginia W. Schatz
Nancy Schepis
Selma B. and C. Leon Sherman
Deborah Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Christian M. + Snavely
Jack Stabile
Beverly and Michael Steinfeld
Cecyl and Murray Thaw +
Shirley Tucker
Ann Ungar
Debbie and Rich Voller
Marvin Wedeen
ADVERTISE IN THE
CULTURAL DISTRICT
YOUR AUDIENCE AWAITS!
The District attracts more than two million people annually for performances, exhibitions and events.
Target key demographics while supporting the arts. To schedule your advertising in the Pittsburgh
Cultural District programs call Elaine A. Nucci 412-471-6087 or email [email protected]
SPECIALTHANkS
to the Port Authority of Allegheny County for their support of Wood Street
Galleries and Highmark First Night® Pittsburgh.
# Also donates to JazzLive
* Also donates to Pittsburgh Dance Council
^ Also donates to Pittsburgh International Children’s Theater
~ Also donates to Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival
+ Deceased
Volunteers
Every effort is made to ensure complete accuracy in this listing.
For questions or information on how to become a PARTNER please contact:
Sadie Treese | (412) 456-1058 | [email protected]
A great way to be involved
in the excitement at
Pittsburgh CLO is to join
our group of volunteers!
For information regarding these
opportunities, please contact Daniel
Vereb at 412-281-3973 ext. 234 or
[email protected]
Official Ticketing
Websites
www.pittsburghCLO.org and
www.culturaldistrict.org are the only
AUTHORIZED TICKET PROVIDERS
for Pittsburgh CLO.
Tickets from other sources may be:
1) more expensive, 2) invalid and
3) ineligible for assistance.
We are not responsible for tickets
purchased from other sources.
412-456-6666 www.pittsburghCLO.org
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The Cabaret at Theater Square
A Project of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust
Refreshments
The Cabaret’s Backstage Bar is open to the
public beginning at 5 pm on weeknights and
12 noon on Saturday and Sunday.
(Closed Mondays)
Food and beverage service is available in the
Backstage Bar during normal hours of operation;
service in the Cabaret is available before or
after performances.
Emergency Register Book
Located at the hostess desk in the entrance
lobby. Refer emergency calls to 412-325-6769.
Please turn off cell phones, pagers and watches
during the performance and notify your contact
of the emergency number.
Fire Exits
Fire Exits are located in the Cabaret and
Backstage Bar and are clearly marked. Please use
only in case of emergency.
Lost and Found
Call Cabaret Management Office,
412-325-6766.
Rest Rooms
Rest rooms are located in the entrance corridor
to the Cabaret.
Smoking
Smoking is not permitted in the Cabaret,
Backstage Bar or Outdoor Patio Area.
Stage Area
The stage area is limited to performers, staff and
authorized visitors.
Rentals
For information on Cabaret rentals, please call
412-325-6766.
Accommodations for Persons with Disabilities
• Wheelchairs are available for transition from the entrance to your seat.*
• Rest rooms with accessible features are located in the entrance corridor to the Cabaret.
• Guide dogs are accommodated. Please inquire when buying tickets.
• Infrared assistive listening devices are available. Please check with an usher
upon arrival.
The Box Office at Theater Square
Purchase tickets to all Cultural District
performances, regardless of venue or presenting
organization, at the Box Office at Theater
Square: Monday through Saturday 9 am to 9 pm,
Sunday noon to 6 pm. For more information,
please visit www.trustarts.org
Information and Ticket Charge Number
MasterCard, Visa, Discover and American Express
are accepted. Ticket Charge operates Monday
through Friday, 9 am to 6 pm; and Saturday and
Sunday, 12 pm to 4 pm. Orders received one
week in advance will be held for pick-up at the
Box Office. There is a $2.00 per ticket charge for
reissuing lost or forgotten tickets.
Call 412-456-6666.
Cabaret Staff
Cabaret Manager, Randall D. Kirk
Theater Services Director, K. Susan Sternberger
Assistant Manager, Leah Price
Closing Manager, Kevin Buck
Vice President Operations, Gene Ciavarra
Children’s Policy
Regardless of age, all patrons must have a
ticket. Children under the age of 3 years will
not be admitted to the Benedum Center,
Byham Theater or Cabaret at Theater Square.
All children must be seated with an adult. Any
person disrupting a performance or inhibiting
the enjoyment of an event for patrons may be
removed from the theater without refund.
Make the Most of this Performance
When you attend Pittsburgh CLO performances,
please be sure to have sufficient time for travel,
parking and construction delays. Latecomers
and anyone leaving the theater during the
performance will be held in the lobby until a
suitable break in the program. Parents, please
be considerate of the performers as well as your
fellow audience members. Kindly remove restless
children from the theater. Your attentiveness to
these concerns is greatly appreciated and will
enhance everyone’s enjoyment of Pittsburgh CLO
performances. Please turn off all cell phones
and electronic devices during the show.
*notice should be given at time of ticket purchase if wheelchair location is required.

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