year in review - Roundabout Theatre Company

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YEAR IN REVIEW
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ROUNDABOUT THEATRE COMPANY
MISSION
Roundabout Theatre Company is committed to producing the highest quality theatre with the finest
artists, sharing stories that endure, and providing accessibility to all audiences. A not-for-profit company,
Roundabout fulfills its mission each season through the production of classic plays and musicals; the
development and production of new works by established and emerging writers; educational initiatives
that enrich the lives of children and adults; and a subscription model and audience outreach programs that
cultivate and engage all audiences.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
CHAIRMAN
Thomas E. Tuft
VICE CHAIRMEN
Lawrence Kaplen
Katheryn Patterson Kempner
PRESIDENT
Todd Haimes
TREASURER
Samuel R. Chapin
SECRETARY
Sylvia Golden
Alec Baldwin
Jeffrey Barker
Bill Borrelle
Matthew Broderick
James J. Burke, Jr.
Mary G. Cadagin
Jim Carter
Cynthia Nixon
Mary Cirillo-Goldberg
Laura Pels
Michael T. Cohen
Charles Randolph-Wright
Mike de Graffenried
Gregg Rechler
Douglas Durst
Marvin Rosen
Patricia R. Goldstein
Steven A. Sanders
John R. Gordon
Steven Schroko
Harry E. Gould, Jr.
Beryl Snyder
Perry B. Granoff
Alyce Toonk
Jeanne Hagerty
Johs Worsoe
Meryl D. Hartzband
Adam Zurofsky
Maureen A. Hayes
Abby F. Kohnstamm
Gene R. Korf
Stephanie Kramer
Carole S. Krumland
Todd Haimes
Artistic Director
Harold Wolpert
Managing Director
Julia C. Levy
Executive Director
Sydney Beers
General Manager
Scott Ellis
Adams Associate
Artistic Director
CHAIRMEN EMERITI
Christian C. Yegen
Steven F. Goldstone
Cathy Lasry
DIRECTORS EMERITI
Bob Donnalley
Mark J. Manoff
John P. McGarry, Jr.
David E. Massengill
Carol Mitchell
LEADERSHIP COUNCIL
CHAIRMAN
Yolanda R. Turocy
Polly Bergen*
Karen McKeel Calby
Henry Cooperman
Linda L. D’Onofrio
Boyd Gaines
Ned Ginty
Jodi Glucksman
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Carmen Grossman
Christopher Plummer
Barbara McIntyre Hack
Ron Rifkin
Jeannette Hobson
Laura Suzanne Rodgers
H. Brett Humphreys
Robert Schaffer
Cherry Jones
Janis Ing Strauss
JoAnne Kennedy
Mark Tamagni
Frank Langella
Cynthia C. Wainwright
Helen Mirren
Barry C. Waldorf
Brian Murray
Tony Walton
Liam Neeson
*in memoriam
CONTENTS
Letter from the Chairman.......................................................................................... 4
Letter from the Artistic Director.................................................................................. 5
The Classics........................................................................................................... 6
New Works.......................................................................................................... 16
Readings and Workshops...................................................................................... 20
Education at Roundabout....................................................................................... 22
Welcoming New Audiences................................................................................... 24
Engaging Loyal Audiences..................................................................................... 25
The Archives......................................................................................................... 26
Spring Gala 2014................................................................................................ 29
Celebrating 10 Years of the Steinberg Center........................................................... 30
Our Supporters..................................................................................................... 31
Our Staff.............................................................................................................. 35
For a copy of our most recent audited financial statement, please contact the Development Office at
212.719.9393 or [email protected]. The FY14 audited financial statement will be
available beginning January 2015.
Front cover photo: Joshua Henry, Sutton Foster, and Colin Donnell in Violet
Back cover photo: Alan Cumming, Michelle Williams, and cast in Cabaret
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A LETTER FROM THE
CHAIRMAN
This was a season that showcased Roundabout’s impact on both the theatre community and the greater community
of New York City. We had more audiences walk through our doors than ever before, reaching more than 600,000
theatregoers; we employed more than 1,100 artists and administrative and theatre staff; and we affected more
than 12,000 public schools students and their teachers representing all five boroughs. Our productions garnered
numerous award nominations, along with critical acclaim. The overall positive response we received is proof that
under the unflagging leadership of Artistic Director Todd Haimes, Managing Director Harold Wolpert, and Executive
Director Julia Levy, Roundabout’s mission was realized on all levels, and with profound success.
As Chairman, I am most proud that we succeeded in balancing artistic excellence and effective community outreach with strong fiscal management. After a
very challenging year the prior season, I am pleased to report that we will end the 2013-14 fiscal year with a surplus. This is all the more remarkable given
that Todd chose plays that represented some of the greatest artistic risks taken by the company – Machinal, The Winslow Boy, and Violet. He balanced those
productions with more popular works that allowed diverse groups of artists the opportunity to revisit Cabaret and Bad Jews, both of which had previously been
staged at Roundabout.
When we accepted the opportunity to manage the Stephen Sondheim Theatre, we planned to produce our own work but also have the ability to rent out the
theatre from time to time. The proceeds from that rental would go back into the not-for-profit purpose of the organization and provide funds to support our
activities, including our work in the NYC public schools, and our efforts to support artists through the Associate Artist and Underground programs. Our current
rental, Beautiful, has been a great success beyond our expectation. Thankfully, it has generated the needed funds to allow us to have an even greater impact
in our community.
Our education department continues to serve students in meaningful ways. This year, the NYC Department of Education brought us into eleven additional
public schools to provide technical theatre education; we are excited to fill this much needed role. We are also proud to work in partnership with the
professional unions, including the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE), to provide students with practical knowledge that will offer
them a gateway to a career in theatre. Finally, this year’s Student Theatre Arts Festival was so popular that we moved it into one of our Broadway houses –
the American Airlines Theatre. Over 600 friends and family watched highlights of productions from our eleven partner schools representing all five boroughs.
In recent annual reports, I have mentioned both short- and long-term strategies that were put in place by the Board and management to ensure Roundabout’s
financial strength. I am again very happy to report that those efforts continue. The branding work that was launched last year was extended to include all
our venues. We installed a state-of-the-art digital marquee at the American Airlines Theatre, thanks to the generosity of the City of New York. In the vein of
the immersive style pioneered by Cabaret, we continue to expand the experience for our audiences into the lobbies and beyond, with inventive displays, both
low and high-tech, and even a mobile app for Cabaret which allows patrons to share their experiences online. And finally, thanks to the generosity of so many
supporters, our annual fund campaign has exceeded our goal with more than $13 million in contributed revenue.
I want to mention Mary Solomon, who is stepping down from the Board this year, and thank her for her decade-long service and leadership. Though she will
be missed in the board room, she will always be a part of the Roundabout family. We are happy to welcome as Vice Chairs, Kitty Patterson and Larry Kaplen,
and our new Secretary, Sylvia Golden.
I want to thank all the people who made this season possible: our renewing and new subscribers, our many donors who continue to be so generous with their
support and belief in what we do, the Leadership Council, and of course our staff, artists, and my fellow Board members.
Tom Tuft, Chairman of the Board
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A LETTER FROM THE
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
The 2013-14 season was undoubtedly one of Roundabout’s most artistically gratifying, with both audiences and
critics responding with great enthusiasm. That recognition was especially rewarding because we made decisions this
year to take big risks, balancing them with the kind of work I know Roundabout does best. I was proud to see that
balance so beautifully realized, especially in a season that reinforced our commitment to being a home for artists at
all stages of their careers.
After more than four years of trying to bring back Sam Mendes and Rob Marshall’s seminal production of Cabaret, I
can’t tell you how it felt to see that show back onstage at Studio 54. It was the one show in his career that Sam told me he wanted to revisit, and, frankly,
I felt the same way. Sam and Rob were so early in their careers the first time we brought Cabaret to Broadway, and it’s been astounding to watch them
return, now with fifteen more years of life and career experience to deepen their already brilliant work. And of course welcoming Alan Cumming back as the
Emcee, the role that first brought him to the New York stage, is incredibly special for him, for me, and for the audience members who greet him with cheers
each night.
At the American Airlines Theatre, we brought exciting and artistically challenging work to the stage, combining the Broadway premiere of Violet with two
shows, Machinal and The Winslow Boy, that have not been revived on Broadway since their 1928 and 1947 premieres. The Winslow Boy had long been
on my wish list. It’s not an easy play, but with Lindsay Posner’s direction and Roger Rees’ searing central performance, it became one of the best-reviewed
shows of the season. Violet, a modern musical classic, starred the outstanding Sutton Foster and, thanks to Jeanine Tesori, features one of the best scores
in contemporary musical theatre. I loved this show when I first saw it in 1997 off-Broadway at Playwrights Horizons, and I’m honored to have given it a
much-deserved Broadway debut. To be able to showcase pieces, or allow artists to stretch themselves in ways that the commercial theatre rarely permits, is
really at the heart of what we do. And it was in this spirit that we mounted Just Jim Dale, with the incomparable Jim Dale, an artist with whom we have had
a thirty-year relationship. I was so happy that our audiences were given the opportunity to experience this joyous piece.
We had a production and an opening night that will be remembered for years to come with Sophie Treadwell’s Machinal, starring the extraordinary Rebecca
Hall. The show was a risk in so many ways – a large cast, a little-known playwright, a title no one could pronounce, plus Lyndsey Turner’s vision of a massive
turntable, one more element to put us on uncertain ground. When the turntable broke early during the opening night performance, what initially felt like a
disaster turned into the truest “the show must go on” moment I have ever experienced. The production team came to the rescue directly from the audience,
in their opening night attire. I loved that night, and was so proud of the production, of the artists who brought it to life, and particularly of our Board, who
were supportive of taking on this ambitious project.
This year also marked a first, when we decided to transfer Bad Jews from Roundabout Underground to the Laura Pels Theatre. It became one of our most
successful new plays ever. There is nothing better than the moment young playwrights discover they can make a living with their art, and I’m thrilled to see
Joshua Harmon joining Stephen Karam, Kim Rosenstock, Steven Levenson, and all the writers who debuted with Roundabout Underground and have reached
that milestone.
This season also commemorated the tenth year of the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre. We celebrated with a playreading of our inaugural
production – Lynn Nottage’s Intimate Apparel – featuring the original cast. This great evening allowed us to take a step back and consider all we have
accomplished in the past decade. We set out to create a center of artistic activity, and today, we have achieved that goal. On any given day you can attend
a production in the Pels, see a reading by an emerging writer in the Black Box, or witness teaching artists at work with students in the Education Studio. The
center is a true testament to celebrating artists at all stages.
I also want to touch on a loss we suffered this year – the death of Gene Feist, Roundabout’s Founding Artistic Director. Gene and his family mean a lot to me
personally, and of course to this theatre. I can’t thank him enough for entrusting Roundabout to me.
This was a season of ambitious work, both celebrating our past and looking ahead with exciting new voices. Roundabout’s Board and staff rose to every
challenge throughout the year, and I am so thankful for their efforts.
Todd Haimes, Artistic Director
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THE CLASSICS
Roundabout places classic plays and musicals at the center of its
mission and programming. Since its opening season in 1966,
Roundabout has produced more than 200 play revivals and brought
nearly one-third of all Broadway musical revivals to the stage,
concentrating on works that generally would not be produced in
the commercial theatre. Roundabout classic plays and musicals
are synonymous with high production values, unique artistic
collaborations, and accessibility. The productions invite audiences of
all backgrounds to engage in a dialogue between the world of the
play and their personal experience.
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Roger Rees in The Winslow Boy
THE WINSLOW BOY
American Airlines Theatre
By Terence Rattigan
September 20, 2013 through December 1, 2013
DIRECTOR: Lindsay Posner
SET AND COSTUME DESIGN: Peter McKintosh
LIGHTING DESIGN: David Lander
SOUND DESIGN: Drew Levy
ORIGINAL MUSIC: Michael Bruce
HAIR AND WIG DESIGN: Paul Huntley
DIALECT COACH: Stephen Gabis
ORIGINAL CAST: Michael Cumpsty, Mary Elizabeth
Mastrantonio, Alessandro Nivola, Roger Rees,
Zachary Booth, Spencer Davis Milford, Charlotte
Parry, Chandler Williams, Meredith Forlenza,
Stephen Pilkington, Henny Russell
OPENING NIGHT: October 17, 2013
AWARDS/NOMINATIONS:
Outer Critics Circle Award Nomination for Best
Revival of a Play
Director of a Play – Lindsay Posner
Featured Actor in a Play – Alessandro Nivola
The original Old Vic Theatre production of The Winslow Boy was first performed
on March 8, 2013 at The Old Vic, London [Artistic Director Kevin Spacey, Chief
Executive Sally Greene, Producer John Richardson]
Spencer Davis Milford, Zachary Booth, Alessandro Nivola, Roger Rees, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, and Charlotte Parry in The Winslow Boy
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THE CLASSICS
MACHINAL
By Sophie Treadwell
December 20, 2013 through March 2, 2014
DIRECTOR: Lyndsey Turner
SET DESIGN: Es Devlin
COSTUME DESIGN: Michael Krass
LIGHTING DESIGN: Jane Cox
SOUND DESIGN: Matt Tierney
ORIGINAL MUSIC: Matthew Herbert
HAIR AND WIG DESIGN: Paul Huntley
CHOREOGRAPHY: Sam Pinkleton
DIALECT COACH: Kate Wilson
ORIGINAL CAST: Rebecca Hall, Suzanne Bertish,
Morgan Spector, Michael Cumpsty, Damian Baldet,
Ashley Bell, Jeff Biehl, Arnie Burton, Ryan Dinning,
Scott Drummond, Dion Graham, Edward James
Hyland, Jason Loughlin, Maria-Christina Oliveras,
Daniel Pearce, Henny Russell, Karen Walsh,
Michael Warner
OPENING NIGHT: January 16, 2014
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Rebecca Hall and Michael Cumpsty in Machinal
AWARDS/NOMINATIONS:
Tony Award Nomination for Best Scenic Design
of a Play – Es Devlin
Tony Award Nomination for Best Costume Design of
a Play – Michael Krass
Tony Award Nomination for Best Sound Design of a
Play – Matt Tierney
Tony Award Nomination for Best Lighting Design of
a Play – Jane Cox
Drama Desk Award Nomination for Best Lighting
Design of a Play – Jane Cox
Drama Desk Award Nomination for Best Sound
Design of a Play – Matt Tierney
Revival of a Play
Director of a Play – Lyndsey Turner
Leading Actress in a Play – Rebecca Hall
Outer Critics Circle Award Nomination for Best Set
Design of a Play – Es Devlin
Theatre World Award – Rebecca Hall
Rebecca Hall and Edward James Hyland in Machinal
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THE CLASSICS
CABARET
Studio 54
OPENING NIGHT: April 24, 2014
Book by Joe Masteroff
Music by John Kander
Lyrics by Fred Ebb
Based on the play by John van Druten and stories by
Christopher Isherwood
AWARDS/NOMINATIONS:
Tony Award Nomination for Best Featured Actor in a Musical
– Danny Burstein
Tony Award Nomination for Best Featured Actress in a Musical
– Linda Emond
Drama Desk Award Nomination for Best Featured Actor in a
Musical – Danny Burstein
Outer Critics Circle Award Nomination for Best Revival of
a Musical
Outer Critics Circle Award Nomination for Best Leading Actress
in a Musical – Michelle Williams
Outer Critics Circle Award Nomination for Best Featured Actor in
a Musical – Danny Burstein
Drama League Award Nomination for Distinguished Performance
– Michelle Williams
– Alan Cumming
March 21, 2014 through the present
DIRECTOR: Sam Mendes
CO-DIRECTOR AND CHOREOGRAPHER: Rob Marshall
MUSICAL DIRECTOR/VOCAL ARRANGER: Patrick Vaccariello
SET AND CLUB DESIGN: Robert Brill
COSTUME DESIGN: William Ivey Long
LIGHTING DESIGN: Peggy Eisenhauer & Mike Baldassari
SOUND DESIGN: Brian Ronan
ORCHESTRATIONS: Michael Gibson
DANCE AND INCIDENTAL MUSIC: David Krane
ORIGINAL MUSIC COORDINATOR: John Monaco
HAIR & WIG DESIGN: Paul Huntley
MAKE-UP DESIGN: Angelina Avallone
DIALECT COACH: Deborah Hecht
ORIGINAL CAST: Alan Cumming, Michelle Williams, Linda Emond,
Danny Burstein, Bill Heck, Aaron Krohn, Gayle Rankin, Will
Carlyon, Kaleigh Cronin, Caleb Damschroder, Benjamin Eakeley,
Andrew Goss, Leeds Hill, Kristin Olness, Kelly Paredes, Jessica
Pariseau, Dylan Paul, Jane Pfitsch, Evan D. Siegel,
Stacey Sipowicz
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Danny Burstein, Linda Emond, and Gayle Rankin in Cabaret
Proud Sponsor BANK OF AMERICA
Official Airline AMERICAN AIRLINES
Major support for Cabaret is provided by The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation
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THE CLASSICS
VIOLET
Music by Jeanine Tesori
Book and Lyrics by Brian Crawley
Based on “The Ugliest Pilgrim” by Doris Betts
Based on the New York City Center Encores!
Off-Center Concert Production
March 28, 2014 through August 10, 2014
DIRECTOR: Leigh Silverman
CHOREOGRAPHY: Jeffrey Page
MUSICAL DIRECTION: Michael Rafter
SET DESIGN: David Zinn
COSTUME DESIGN: Clint Ramos
LIGHTING DESIGN: Mark Barton
SOUND DESIGN: Leon Rothenberg
ORCHESTRATIONS: Rick Bassett, Joseph Joubert, Buryl Red
MUSIC COORDINATOR: Seymour Red Press
HAIR AND WIG DESIGN: Charles G. LaPointe
DIALECT COACH: Kate Wilson
ORIGINAL CAST: Sutton Foster, Colin Donnell, Alexander
–
‘
Gemignani, Joshua Henry, Ben
Davis, Annie Golden, Emerson
Steele, Austin Lesch, Anastacia McCleskey, Charlie Pollock,
Jacob Keith Watson, Rema Webb, Virginia Ann Woodruff
OPENING NIGHT: April 20, 2014
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AWARDS/NOMINATIONS:
Tony Award Nomination for Best Revival of a Musical
Tony Award Nomination for Best Director of a Musical
– Leigh Silverman
Tony Award Nomination for Best Leading Actress in a Musical
– Sutton Foster
Tony Award Nomination for Best Featured Actor in a Musical
– Joshua Henry
Drama Desk award Nomination for Best Revival of a Musical
Drama Desk Award Nomination for Best Leading Actress in a
Musical – Sutton Foster
Drama Desk Award Nomination for Best Featured Actor in a
Musical – Joshua Henry
Outer Critics Circle Award Nomination for Best Revival
of a Musical
Outer Critics Circle Award Nomination for Best Leading Actress
in a Musical – Sutton Foster
Outer Critics Circle Award Nomination for Best Featured Actor in
a Musical – Joshua Henry
Drama League Award Nomination for Outstanding Revival
of a Musical
– Sutton Foster
– Joshua Henry
Theatre World Award – Emerson Steele
VIOLET was produced in association with Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino, David
Miruish, Barry and Fran Weissler, Elizabeth Armstrong, and Mary Jo and Ted Shen.
Partial underwriting support from Gina and David Boonshoft.
Playwrights Horizons, Inc., New York City, produced Violet Off-Broadway in 1997,
and it was initially developed at the O’Neill Theatre Center during the
1994 National Music Theatre Conference.
Emerson Steele, Alexander Gemignani, Joshua Henry, Sutton Foster, and Colin Donnell in Violet
Sutton Foster in Violet
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THE CLASSICS
DINNER WITH FRIENDS
Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre/
Laura Pels Theatre
By Donald Margulies
January 17, 2014 through April 13, 2014
DIRECTOR: Pam MacKinnon
SET DESIGN: Allen Moyer
COSTUME DESIGN: Ilona Somogyi
LIGHTING DESIGN: Jane Cox
ORIGINAL MUSIC & SOUND DESIGN:
Josh Schmidt
HAIR & WIG DESIGN: Charles G. LaPointe
FIGHT DIRECTOR: Thomas Schall
ORIGINAL CAST: Heather Burns, Marin Hinkle,
Darren Pettie, Jeremy Shamos
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OPENING NIGHT: February 13, 2014
AWARDS/NOMINATIONS:
Lucille Lortel Award Winner for Best Featured Actor
in a Play – Jeremy Shamos
Major support for Dinner with Friends is provided by The Laura Pels
International Foundation for Theatre.
Dinner with Friends was commissioned by and premiered at Actors Theatre
of Louisville.
Subsequently produced by South Coast Repertory.
Originally Produced Off-Broadway by: Mitchell Maxwell, Mark Balsam, Ted
Tulchin, Victoria Maxwell, Mari Nakachi, Steven Tulchin
Darren Pettie, Heather Burns, Jeremy Shamos and Marin Hinkle in Dinner with Friends
Marin Hinkle and Jeremy Shamos in Dinner With Friends
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NEW WORKS
Roundabout’s New Play Initiative cultivates new work by gifted
playwrights at all stages of their careers through a three-pronged
development process consisting of commissions of new works,
developmental readings and workshops, and productions of new
works through our Roundabout Underground program. These shows
are an essential part of our future as we work to build relationships
with writers and directors to develop and debut works that will
contribute to the American theatre canon.
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Tracee Chimo and Philip Ettinger in Bad Jews
BAD JEWS
Laura Pels Theatre
By Joshua Harmon
September 19, 2013 through December 29, 2013
DIRECTOR: Daniel Aukin
SET DESIGN: Lauren Helpern
COSTUME DESIGN: Dane Laffrey
LIGHTING DESIGN: Mark Barton
SOUND DESIGN: Shane Rettig
HAIR AND MAKEUP DESIGN: J. Jared Janas
& Rob Greene
ORIGINAL CAST: Tracee Chimo, Philip Ettinger,
Molly Ranson, Michael Zegen
OPENING NIGHT: October 3, 2013
AWARDS/NOMINATIONS:
Lucille Lortel Award Winner for Best Lead Actress in a Play – Tracee Chimo
Lucille Lortel Award Nomination for Outstanding Play
Lucille Lortel Award Nomination for Best Featured
Actor in a Play – Philip Ettinger
Lucille Lortel Award Nomination for Best Featured
Actress in a Play – Molly Ranson
New plays are supported by Roundabout Leaders for New Works: Alec Baldwin, Lois
and Irvin Cohen, Peggy and Mark Ellis, Sylvia Golden, Caryn and James Magid,
The Laura Pels International Foundation for Theatre, Laura S. Rodgers, Harold and
Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, Yolanda R. Turocy, Deborah and Thomas Wallace,
and Xerox Foundation.
This production is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City
Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
This play was first produced as part of Roundabout Underground. Robyn Goodman,
Artistic Producer; Jill Rafson and Josh Fiedler, Associate Producers.
“The 3rd most-produced play nationally in the 2014-15 season.” American Theatre
Philip Ettinger, Molly Ranson, Tracee Chimo and Michael Zegen in Bad Jews
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NEW WORKS
JUST JIM DALE
Laura Pels Theatre
Written and Performed by Jim Dale
May 15, 2014 through August 10, 2014
DIRECTOR: Richard Maltby, Jr.
SET DESIGN: Anna Louizos
LIGHTING DESIGN: Rui Rita
SOUND DESIGN: Carl Casella
ARRANGEMENTS: Mark York and Aaron Gandy
MUSIC DIRECTOR: Aaron Gandy
PIANIST: Mark York
ORIGINAL CAST: Jim Dale
OPENING NIGHT: June 3, 2014
Jim Dale in Just Jim Dale
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Jim Dale in Just Jim Dale
TOO MUCH, TOO MUCH, TOO MANY
Black Box Theatre
By Meghan Kennedy
October 25, 2013 through January 5, 2014
Major support for this production provided by Jodi and Dan Glucksman.
New plays are supported by Roundabout Leaders for New Works: Alec Baldwin, Lois
and Irv Cohen, Linda L. D’Onofrio, Jodi Glucksman, Sylvia Golden, Caryn and
James Magid, Laura Pels International Foundation for Theatre, Laura S. Rodgers,
Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, Yolanda R. Turocy, Lori Uddenberg,
Deborah and Thomas Wallace, and Xerox Foundation.
DIRECTOR: Sheryl Kaller
SET DESIGN: Wilson Chin
COSTUME DESIGN: Jess Goldstein
LIGHTING DESIGN: Zach Blane
ORIGINAL MUSIC AND SOUND DESIGN: Broken
Chord
ORIGINAL CAST: Rebecca Henderson, Luke Kirby,
James Rebhorn, Phyllis Somerville
OPENING NIGHT: November 20, 2013
This production was James Rebhorn’s last before his death on March 21, 2014.
In addition to his incomparable talent as an actor, he was a great friend to all
of us at Roundabout. We will miss his work on our stages, his kindness, and
his generosity of spirit.
James Rebhorn and Rebecca Henderson in Too Much, Too Much, Too Many
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READINGS AND WORKSHOPS
Playreadings further our commitment to cultivating new plays and musicals, to re-working the classics, and
to giving developmental opportunities to our artists. Friends of Roundabout playreadings provide artists with
the opportunity to have their work performed before an enthusiastic audience and give Roundabout donors
the unique opportunity of experiencing theatre in the early stages of the development process.
Artistic Workshops provide an intensive forum in which playwrights, composers, lyricists, and directors can
test works in front of a small group of their peers. We depend on our Associate Artists at Roundabout to
help drive these readings.
Finally, the Underground Reading Series showcases up-and-coming playwrights during a weeklong series in
our Black Box. The following playreadings were produced during Roundabout’s 2013-14 season.
Readings and workshops are supported, in part, by the Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation.
FRIENDS OF
ROUNDABOUT
PLAYREADINGS
By Stephen Karam
Director: Sam Gold
THE BUNGLER
By Jean Baptise Poquelin
de Molière, translated into
English by Richard Wilbur
Director: Doug Hughes
LITTLE CHILDREN
DREAM OF GOD
By Jeff Augustin
Director: Giovanna
Sardelli
LOVE IN
AFGHANISTAN
By Charles RandolphWright
Director: Lucie Tiberghien
ED, DOWNLOADED
By Michael Mitnick
Director: Sam Buntrock
FIFTH OF JULY
By Lanford Wilson
Director: Michael Wilson
THE LAST NIGHT OF
BALLYHOO
By Alfred Uhry
Director: Wendy C.
Goldberg
ARTISTIC READINGS
AND WORKSHOPS
KINGSVILLE
By Andrew Hinderaker
Director: Jonathan Berry
THE SHOW-OFF
By George Kelly
Director: Michael Mayer
COMPANY
By George Furth (book) &
Stephen Sondheim (music
& lyrics)
Director: John Tiffany
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* THE HUMANS
AND BEAR
* CUTIE
By Bekah Brunstetter
Director: Evan Cabnet
STEINBRENNER!
By Ira Berkow & Bill
Madden
Director: Randal Myler
SUSAN READS
THE HABIT
By Susan Morse, Adapted
by David Morse
Director: Scott Ellis
RAQUIN
* THÉRÈSE
Adapted from Émile Zola
by Helen Edmundson
THE UNDERPANTS
Adapted from Carl
Sternheim by Steve Martin
Director: Gordon Edelstein
A BODY OF WORK
By Kate Gersten
ENVY
By Joshua Harmon
THE FRANCOPRUSSIAN WAR
By Joshua Harmon
Director: Trip Cullman
INVISIBLE MAN
Adapted from Ralph Ellison
by Oren Jacoby
Director: Oren Jacoby
THE WAY OF
THE WORLD
Adapted from William
Congreve by Theresa
Rebeck
Director: Walter Bobbie
POSTER BOY
By Craig Carnelia (music
& lyrics) & Joe Tracz (book)
Director: Stafford Arima
UNDERGROUND
READING SERIES
JUDY
By Max Posner
Director: Lila Neugebauer
UGLY LIES THE BONE
By Lindsey Ferrentino
Director: Patricia McGregor
LIQUIDATION PLAY
By Sarah Burgess
Director: Mike Donahue
THOREAU, AND
OTHER ASSHOLES
By Kyle Warren
Director: Moritz von
Stuelpnagel
FAILURE: A LOVE
STORY
By Philip Dawkins
Director: Ed Sylvanus
Iskandar
Theatre
* Roundabout
Company Commissions
Carson Elrod, David Costabile, Rainn Wilson, Lisa Joyce, and Rachel Brosnahan in a Friends of Roundabout Playreading of The Bungler
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IN THE COMMUNITY
In addition to our artistic endeavors, Roundabout is dedicated
to multiple community-based initiatives. As a not-for-profit, we
continually work to ensure accessibility to our shows through
audience development programs and discount tickets. Our education
program is committed to bringing theatre arts to students and
teachers across New York City’s five boroughs. Our institutional
archives not only preserve our rich history but also make this history
accessible to researchers, students, and historians. Sharing our
company and offering exciting and innovative opportunities for our
community is a central component of our mission.
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Students perform for their peers during a Postcard Production Workshop session
EDUCATION AT ROUNDABOUT
Education at Roundabout’s mission is to use theatre to enhance teacher practice and deepen student
learning in New York City’s public schools. We are dedicated to using our resources as a professional
theatre company to strengthen the role of theatre as a tool for teaching and learning while engaging some
of the most underserved members of the New York City community. Our mission is manifested through a
series of comprehensive programs, all of which comply with city, state, and federal arts learning standards.
establish custom-created
residencies in 13 NYC schools for
Education at
Roundabout
teaching artists &
staff spent over
CT
IMPA
NUAL
14 AN
2013-20
SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS
3,680
329
12,860
70
8,855
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STUDENTS
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
WORKSHOPS
provide theatrical teaching tools
across all subject areas for
THEATRE PLUS
enhances the theatre-going
experience through special
events and resources for
TEACHERS
ADULTS &
EDUCATORS
IMPACTED
PATRONS
STUDENT PRODUCTION WORKSHOP
providing services
for students,
educators, and
patrons.
develops collaboration and leadership skills
through an onsite youth theatre company for
STUDENTS
THEATRE ACCESS
supplies free and discounted tickets
and wraparound programming for
STUDENTS
CAREER DEVELOPMENT
offers paid hands-on learning
opportunities in theatre
administration for
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS
Members of Roundabout’s afterschool program, the student-led theatre company Student Production Workshop, collaborate together on a scene
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IN THE COMMUNITY
WELCOMING NEW AUDIENCES
Through our multi-faceted audience development initiative, ACCESS ROUNDABOUT, we make theatre
affordable and accessible for all audiences, particularly underrepresented audiences. Access Roundabout
was launched during the 2007-08 season and continues to expand each year.
This season, Access Roundabout distributed over 39,000 deeply discounted tickets through the following initiatives:
ROUNDABOUT UNDERGROUND
All tickets to productions in Roundabout’s 62-seat Black Box Theatre at the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre are $20. By providing opportunities to see affordable quality theatre, Roundabout cultivates an audience of thoughtful and adventurous theatre-goers, with nearly 40% of attendees visiting Roundabout Underground this season being new to Roundabout Theatre Company.
HIPTIX
Roundabout’s low-price ticket program for young adults ages 18-35 continues to build loyalty in the next
generation of theatre-goers and cultural consumers. Throughout 2013-14, enrollment in the Hiptix program increased to over 55,000 members – a 30% growth from last season.
ACCESS10
Through this low price initiative, Roundabout allocates a number of $10 tickets to the first four preview
performances at each of its venues. Through targeted outreach, our number of Access10 ticket buyers
who were brand new to Roundabout increased nearly 30% from the 2012-13 Season.
GENERAL/STUDENT RUSH
Roundabout offers significantly discounted tickets to students and the general public on
the day of the performance. Cabaret, in particular, proved to be a hot ticket, with over
3,600 ticket buyers showing up to the box office to take advantage of the discount
price on a popular show.
ACCESS ROUNDABOUT
HIPTIX
23,075
ACCESS102,045
ROUNDABOUT UNDERGROUND4,559
GENERAL/STUDENT RUSH
9,372
TOTAL39,051
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Top: Hiptix party for Violet Bottom Left: Hiptix party for Cabaret Bottom Right: Violet Redefining Beauty Talkback Discussion
Media Partner
ENGAGING LOYAL AUDIENCES
Roundabout’s approach to audience engagement is reflected in our brand philosophy It’s About You. The
audience is at the heart of this philosophy, and Roundabout seeks to engage with audiences through a
variety of initiatives including pre- and post-theatre events and thematic talkbacks, in-venue displays and
activities, and social media content and promotions that enhance the experience of our shows and mission.
BAD JEWS – WHOSE SIDE ARE YOU ON?
This season’s first in-venue experience encouraged Roundabout audiences to engage with
our production of Bad Jews. Capitalizing on the contrasting views presented throughout
the play, audience members were invited to choose which character they sided with –
the fiercely conservative Daphna or confidently liberal Liam. The great debate occurred
both in the theatre and throughout Roundabout’s social channels, ensuring audiences’
continued interaction with the production throughout its extended run.
VIOLET - #INSPIREDBYVIOLET PHOTO CONTEST
Taking inspiration from Violet’s journey,
Roundabout launched an online contest
asking audience members to submit a photo
and short story of an important journey in
their life. Spreading word of the contest
through social media and within in-venue
printed materials, fans began to share
their inspirational and often emotional travel
experiences. By a tally of votes, the winner –
a woman who just happened to be named
The winning
Violet – was awarded a Grand Prize travel
photo taken by
voucher from American Airlines.
Violet Turner
BY THE NUMBERS
21,210 People attended pre or post-show discussions and receptions
68,889 Fans follow Roundabout on social media networks, a 38% increase since the 2012-13 Season.
45,824 People generated 63,605 pieces of content about Roundabout on social media reaching approximately 392 million social media users.
148,000 Pre- and post-performance emails were sent during the 2013-14 Season with an average
open rate of 54%.
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IN THE COMMUNITY
ROUNDABOUT ARCHIVES
In 2008, Roundabout received dedicated funding from the Leon Levy Foundation to establish a permanent
archive to systematically identify and preserve artifacts and documents that tell our unique theatre story. The
archives’ mission is to capture materials from our productions and our output as a not-for-profit institution,
including the many unique events and milestones we consistently celebrate.
One of the more unique stories to be added to our archive is our seminal production of Cabaret. Mounted
first in 1998, the production was revived again in 2014. In order to bring Studio 54 back to the gritty
cabaret originally designed for our first production, we had to undertake months of renovations in order to
transform the space back into the Kit Kat Klub. Recording the transformation using time-lapse photography
allowed us to document the renovation and share it with audiences. But more importantly, it provides a
historic document that future theatre practitioners and scholars will use to inform their understanding of this
important musical and our company’s commitment to the genre. By retaining and preserving documents
such as these, we create a window into theatre history not only for our generation but for those to come.
1998
2014
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
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The above images were captured between January and February 2014
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OUR SUPPORTERS
The generosity of our supporters is what makes Roundabout one of New York
City’s leading not-for-profit cultural institutions. Whether through individual
giving, corporate giving, foundations, or government agencies, Roundabout
benefits immensely from a myriad of giving platforms. Everything from our onstage productions to our education programs and even our archives are made
possible in part by our dedicated supporters. The outstanding generosity of our
donors both maintains Roundabout in the present and advances our future.
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Spring Gala 2014
SPRING GALA 2014
On March 10, 2014, we recognized the artistic achievements of award-winning director Sam Mendes by
honoring him with the Jason Robards Award for Excellence in Theatre at Spring Gala 2014: In Here, Life
is Beautiful. We first met Sam in 1995 when we began initial meetings to bring his inventive and unique
production of Cabaret from London’s Donmar Warehouse to Broadway. We opened in March 1998, and
the spectacular production played until 2004. Sam’s unique gift as a storyteller has only strengthened in the
years he has since spent directing a trove of film and theatre. To have Sam bring the show back this year
is an unparalleled opportunity to share a true treasure of the American musical theatre canon with a new
generation of audiences.
The Spring Gala was an absolute success, raising over $2.8 million to support Roundabout’s Musical
Theatre Fund and education programs. Special thanks to our gala leadership led by Co-Chairs Jeanne
Hagerty and Johannes (Johs) Worsoe, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, and our Vice Chairs – The Alec
Baldwin Foundation; Bill Borrelle & John Hearn; Barbara Broccoli & Michael G. Wilson; Mary CirilloGoldberg & Jay Goldberg; Michael T. Cohen, Colliers International NY LLC; Jodi & Dan Glucksman;
Sylvia Golden; Kiendl & John Gordon; Stephanie & Ron Kramer; Lisa & Gregg Rechler; Janet & Marvin
Rosen; Diane & Tom Tuft. Finally, we thank our Auction Chair Sylvia Golden, Auction Vice Chair Janis Ing
Strauss, and Journal Chairs Henry Cooperman and Steven Schroko.
Honoree Sam Mendes with our Gala leadership – Board members Sylvia Golden (Auction Chair), Johs Worsoe (Co-Chair), and Jeanne Hagerty (Co-Chair)
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CELEBRATING 10 YEARS OF
THE STEINBERG CENTER
INTIMATE APPAREL: A BENEFIT READING
Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of
the Harold & Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre
In March 2004, Roundabout opened the Harold and Miriam Steinberg
Center for Theatre, home to the Laura Pels Theatre. We aimed to create
a hub of activity where diverse artists could be found making theatre
on multiple floors at any time. Today, that dream has become a reality
with the creation of the Black Box Theatre in 2007 and the Education
Studio in 2013. To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Steinberg
Center, we held a Benefit Reading of the show that originally opened
the Center – Lynn Nottage’s Intimate Apparel. Roundabout was
pleased to welcome back cast member Viola Davis, director Daniel
Sullivan, and the rest of the original cast for this 10th Anniversary
Benefit Reading. The evening was made possible by The Laura Pels
International Foundation for Theater, Carole and Ted Krumland, The
Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, Lead Sponsor Cynthia
Neiditch, Counsel Abstract, Inc, and all of the benefit donors who
helped raise $150,000 for the New Play Initiative.
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Lynda Gravátt, Viola Davis, Daniel Sullivan, Lynn Nottage, Russell Hornsby, Lauren Vélez,
Corey Stoll and Arija Bareikis of the Intimate Apparel team
Carole Krumland, Viola Davis and Ted Krumland
Laura Pels and Lynn Nottage
OUR SUPPORTERS
The following pages acknowledge our dedicated supporters who give generously each year, making possible
Roundabout’s work onstage and in the community. Each year we must raise over 30% of our annual budget.
This list reflects cumulative annual giving, including contributions to our special events and other campaigns
during the 2013-2014 season. We extend our deepest gratitude to those listed here and to the thousands of
contributors to our Friends of Roundabout program who cannot be listed due to space limitations.
We thank members of the Artistic
Director’s Circle, as well as
our Chairman’s Circle and our
institutional donors, who make
Roundabout’s diverse programming
possible. These donors help fund
our Broadway and off-Broadway
productions and our many not-forprofit initiatives, including Education
programs, the New Play Initiative,
and Access Roundabout, which keeps
ticket prices affordable for
all audiences.
$250,000+
Margot Adams
American Airlines, Inc.
The Alec Baldwin Foundation, Inc.
Jodi and Dan Glucksman
Perry and Marty Granoff
The Howard Gilman Foundation,
Inc.
The Golden Family
The HRH Foundation
The Kaplen Brothers Fund
The Blanche and Irving Laurie
Foundation
New York City Department of
Cultural Affairs
The Harold and Mimi Steinberg
Charitable Trust
Diane and Tom Tuft
$100,000+
Anonymous
Bank of America
The Bok Family Foundation
Bill Borrelle and John Hearn
Michael T. Cohen, Colliers
International NY LLC
Mike and Pilar de Graffenried
Ernst & Young LLP, and
Mark Manoff
John and Kiendl Gordon
Jeanne and Tom Hagerty
Meryl Hartzband
H. Brett Humphreys and
Samantha Merton
Abby F. Kohnstamm
The Leon Levy Foundation
Andrew Martin-Weber
The McGarry Family Foundation
Katheryn Patterson and
Tom Kempner
Laura Pels International Foundation
for Theater
The Shubert Foundation, Inc.
Alyce Toonk
Cynthia C. Wainwright and
Stephen Berger
$50,000+
Anonymous
Gerald Appelstein
Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ
Mr. and Mrs. David Boonshoft
Barbara Broccoli and
Michael G. Wilson
Ms. Mary Cadagin
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Chapin
Ms. Mary Cirillo-Goldberg and
Mr. Jay N. Goldberg
Diageo Chateau and Estate Wines
The Ford Foundation
Patricia and Bernard Goldstein
Barbara and Harry E. Gould, Jr.
Maureen A. Hayes
The JPB Foundation
Stephanie and Ron Kramer
Cathy and Marc Lasry
David and Anita Massengill
Sara Miller McCune/SAGE
Publications, Inc.
Cynthia Neiditch, Counsel Abstract
Inc.
New York State Council on the Arts
Charles R. O’Malley Charitable
Lead Trust
Lisa and Gregg Rechler
Janet and Marvin Rosen
The Tow Foundation Resident
Playwright
Johannes and Regis Worsoe
$25,000+
Anonymous (2)
Ms. Elizabeth Armstrong
Jane Bradford Armstrong
Mr. Ronald Beck
James Burke and Philippa Whalen
Burke
Karen McKeel Calby
R. Martin Chavez and
Adam Norbury
Citi
Ravenel and Beth Curry
DeWitt Stern Group
Dodger Properties
Peggy and Mark Ellis
Joele Frank and Laurence Klurfeld
Mr. and Mrs. Ned I. Gerstman
Jane Goldman and Benjamin Lewis
Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation
Liz and Steven Goldstone
Griffon Corporation
Carmen and John Grossman
Barbara McIntyre Hack
Eric Hadar
The Heckscher Foundation for
Children
The Huxley Family
The Intercontinental New York
Times Square
Eileen Kaminsky and Paula
Kaminsky Davis (EPKAM)
F.M. Kirby Foundation
The Kors Le Pere Foundation
Caryn and James Magid
Marks Paneth & Shron LLP
Kathryn Myers
Henna Ong and Peter D. Lawrence
Amy Sherman Palladino and
Daniel Palladino
The Pinkerton Foundation
Laura S. Rodgers Fund
Carolyn and Marc Rowan
Petros and Marina Sabatacakis
Foundation
Steven Sanders and Madelyn Simon
Steven Schroko and Frank Webb
Brian Snyder
Jonathan Sobel and Marcia Dunn
Foundation
Roger Stein and the MERE
Foundation
Fern and Lenard Tessler
Theater Subdistrict Council LDC
Time Out New York
Yolanda R. Turocy
Donald and Barbara Zucker
Ariel and Adam Zurofsky
$15,000+
Anonymous (2)
John Noffo Kahn and Mark Addison
Aureole Restaurant
Dr. Christopher Barley
Andrew K. Boszhardt, Jr.
William C. Bowers and
JoAnne Kennedy
Cathy Chernoff
Lisa Pevaroff Cohn and Gary Cohn
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Connell
Con Edison
Creative Artists Agency
The Gladys Krieble Delmas
Foundation
Deloitte LLP
Deutsche Bank
Linda L. D’Onofrio
Irene Duell
Susanne and Douglas Durst
Mr. Ronald Elliott and
Mr. Mark Tamagni
Barbara J. Fife
Lori and Edward Forstein
Ellen Soloway Fox
William and Eva Fox Foundation/
TCG
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Ginty
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haggerty
Russel T. Hamilton
Karen Heilman and Cary Thompson
Muna and Basem Hishmeh
Jeannette and Grant Hobson
Richard I. Kandel
KPMG LLP
Trudy K. Lampert
Ms. Barbara Lee and
Mr. Alston Gardner
Tristin and Marty Mannion
Josie Maynard and Jim Kelly
mcgarrybowen
McKinsey & Company
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios
Carol Mitchell
National Endowment for the Arts
Marty and Kane Nussbaum
Old Vic Productions PLC
James and Carla O’Rorke
Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton &
Garrison LLP
Stephen Pierce
Pitney Bowes
PwC
Jeannette and Jonathan Rosen
Daryl and Steven Roth
The Rudin Foundation, Inc.
The Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels
Foundation
The Adolph and Ruth Schnurmacher
Foundation
Drs. Thomas and Cynthia Sculco
Chip Seelig
Lesley Silvester and EJ Kahn III
Sony Pictures Entertainment
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sosnoff
Jeffrey and Janis Ing Strauss
Bob and Rosie Stubbs
Sullivan & Cromwell
Sweet Hospitality Group
Thomson Reuters
Tiffany & Co.
Troutman Sanders LLP
Judith M. Vale
Valerian Capital Group
Barry Waldorf and Stanley Gotlin
Deborah and Thomas Wallace
Warner Bros. Entertainment
We-Care.com
Max Weintraub
The Harold Wetterberg Foundation
Nina and Gary Wexler
Xerox Foundation
Chris and Lonna Yegen
Young President’s Organization
$10,000+
Ms. Jen Ablon
Karen and Ed Adler
The Aeroflex Foundation
Barbara and Stanley J. Arkin
The Theodore H. Barth Foundation
Roger Berlind
Ann L. Bernstein
Arlene and Harvey Blau
Bloomberg
Mr. Mark Bronson
Irvin and Lois E. Cohen
Sarah, Edward and
Stephen Columbia
Trudy and Henry Cooperman
Cynthia Crossen and James Gleick
Ahmad and Marie-Line Deek
The Walt Disney Company
The Cory & Bob Donnalley
Charitable Foundation
Michael and Linda Donovan
Donald G. Drapkin and
Sue Hostetler
Jeanne Feldhusen and Gerry Jager
Mark R. Fetting
Jeanne Donovan Fisher
Barbara Goldsmith Foundation
GroundLink
Left: Board member Perry Granoff with Cabaret’s Alan Cumming
Middle: Board member Jeff Barker and wife Wendy with Cabaret’s Danny Burstein
Right: Violet’s Sutton Foster with Leadership Council member Brett Humphreys, wife Samantha, and their two daughters
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OUR SUPPORTERS
The Marc Haas Foundation, Inc.
Monique and Burton K. Haimes
Francena T. Harrison Foundation
Trust
Mr. Douglas Hitchner
William Huxley
The Hyde and Watson Foundation
The Lambs Club
Laurents/Hatcher Foundation
Angelina Lippert
Peter J. Lyon
Carolyn MacDonald
McGraw Hill Financial
Mellam Family Foundation
Susan Merinoff
Peter and Elsbeth Moller
NIOS Restaurant
Karen Pritzker
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rechler
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Santini
Schiff Fine Art
Stephanie and Fred Shuman
Sotheby’s
Mr. Alec Stais and Ms. Elissa Burke
Ann Tenenbaum and Thomas H. Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Alan G. Weiler
Mr. Francis H. William
$6,500+
Anonymous B
Mr. Eric Abraham
Judith Adel and Robert Arnold
Elaine and Myron Adler
Mariette Allen
Mr. Peter Barry
John and Penelope Biggs
Genie and Bob Birch
Elizabeth B. Blau
Richard Brown
Patricia Cembalest
The Chasanoff Foundation, Inc.
Simona and Jerome A. Chazen
Coloredge Visuals
Jamie DeRoy
Alice and Glenn Engel
Mary Alison Friel
Lawrence and Rubie Fruchtman
Frieda and Roy Furman
Sonia Gardner
Wilma and Arthur Gelfand
Judith Gibbons
Melissa M. Gibbs
Eileen M. Gleimer
Herman Goldman Foundation
Eric Hanson
Richard Harrison and Greg Albanis
Diana and Larry Henriques
Pamela J. Hoiles
Joseph and Michelle Jacobs
Diane Jaffee and David O’Brian
Alan and Gail Koss
C.L.C. Kramer Foundation
Carole and Ted Krumland
Ellen and Allwyn Levine
Diane and Bill Lloyd
M.A.C. Cosmetics
Stacy and Richard Marquit
Nina Matis
Enken and Jerome Mayer
Moreen and John McGurk
New York State Office of Parks,
Recreation and Historic
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Preservation
Mr. Horatio Potter
Pfizer Foundation
Mr. Bradley Radoff
Ira M. Resnick Foundation, Inc.
Mace and Joyce Rothenberg
May and Samuel Rudin Family
Foundation, Inc.
Nathan and Nancy Sambul
Robert Schaffer
John E. Schowalter, M.D.
The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation
Barbara Slifka
Margaret Smith
Denise R. Sobel
SpotCo
Ted and Vada Stanley
Litsa and Constantine Tsitsera
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ward III
Weinshel/Goldfarb Foundation
Rachel Weinstein and Jason Pizer
Ruth and Peter Weiss
Leslie and Chan Wheeler
Anita and Byron Wien
Robert and Susan Wilder
Amanda and Gary Wolf
Allen and Marie Wolpert
Peter and Susi Wunsch
Barbara and David Zalaznick
Emily J. Zuckerman and
Edward H. Bonfield
$4,000+
Anonymous (5)
Gregory Anselmi
John Archibald and James Costa
Jody and John Arnhold
Mr. Robert Arnow
Adrienne Arsht
Frances C. Ashley
Martin Atkin
Mr. Steven Baker
Steve Bard
Barbara and Steve Baum
Ms. Sandye Berger
Elizabeth D. Black Fund
The Booking Group
The Boston Consulting Group, Inc.
Bob Boyett
Stanley and Josephine Brezenoff
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Britt
The Broadway League
Andrea Brown and Robert Levande
Cathy Brown Family Fund
Nikki Brown
Bulova Stetson Fund
Ann Butera
John Calcagno
John and Linda Chamard
Jerome and Pamela Charnizon
Cliffton Dry Wine-Style Cider
Baukje and Noel Cohen
Abby and David Cohen
Jill and Irwin B. Cohen
Betsy and Alan D. Cohn
Isabel E. Collins
Thomas and Sharon Collins
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Conway
Ms. Martha Dabagian
Patricia and Charles Debrovner
Thomas J. Doherty
Paula Dominick
Michael L. Emmel, CPA
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Evans
Faces & Names
In memory of Susan Fastow
Anna May and Tim Feige
Alfred and Harriet Feinman
Foundation
Kathleen M. Fisher
Ms. Tina Santi Flaherty
Joanne Flanagan and
Ellen Flanagan
Joseph and Patricia Franzetti
Janet and J. Michael Fried
Barbara A. Gallay
Mr. Michael Gerdes
Edda and James Gillen
Glenmede
Peter and Renate Gleysteen
Maya and Larry Goldschmidt
Donald Goodyear
Lucy Grollman
Jill and Jimmy Haber
Samuel H. and Sandra Hagler
Gilbert Hahn and Barbara Benezet
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Henshel
Robert and Joan Hess
Doctors Andrew and Irma Hilton
Hogan Lovells
Bruce Horten
Iguana
Interpublic Group
The Jerome Robbins Foundation
Barbara and Donald Jonas
Ms. Roberta A. Jones
Greg Joseph
Erica and Michael Karsch
Amy L. Katz and Irving Scher
Robert and Anna Kelly
Key Brand Entertainment/John Gore
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Kolb
William K. and Naomi Kramer
Elroy and Terry Krumholz
Foundation, Inc.
Douglas and Judi Krupp
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kurtz
Catherine Ladnier and
J.M. Robinson
Nanette L. Laitman
Sheila and Bill Lambert
Laura S. Langford
Christine LaSala and Ellen Lipschitz
James and Dale Lattimer
Brian and Diane Laurenti
Ms. Randi Levine
Daniel M. Libby, M.D. and Nancy E.
Kemeny, M.D.
Littler Mendelson, P.C.
Shelly London and Charles Kanter
Dorothy Loudon Foundation/Lionel
Larner
Candy and Merritt Lutz
Ms. Lauren Lyles
Richard H.M. and Gail Lowe
Maidman
Jeffrey and Wendy Maurer
Ms. Geraldine McManus
Mr. Terrence Meck and
Mr. Breton Alberti
The Michael and Pamela Miles
Gift Fund
In Loving Memory of Ellie King,
from Betsy and Sam Militello
Mary Lou and Robert J. Morgado
Charitable Trust
Helene and Henry Morrison
Kelly and Andrew Mulderry
The Nederlander Organization
Rick and Jenny Nelson
Ronald M. Neumann and
Jane A. Zimmy
The New York Times
Mr. Stanley Newman and
Dr. Brian Rosenthal
Anh-tuyet Nguyen and
Robert Pollock
Cynthia Nixon
Eliot and Wilson Nolen
William and Munja Orzolek
F. Richard and Adrienne Pappas
Andrew M. Paul
Ms. Amy Paulin
Nancy and Peter Philipps
Kathy Phillips
Catherine and Leon Pollack
Dr. Kalmon Post
Robert A. Press, M.D.
Ephraim and Gail Propp
Rita and Louis V. Quintas
Radeberger
Ms. Heather Randall
Michael and Susan Reuben
Dr. Thomas Rich
Philip W. Riskin Charitable
Foundation
Daniel and Joanna S. Rose
Florence and Robert A. Rosen
Helene and Jim Rosenthal
Tamar E. Rudich
David A. Ruttenberg and
Ellen R. Marram
Peter M. and Bonnie Sacerdote
Sandbar Concessions, Inc.
Jac Scheiner
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Scherr
Frank Schwarzer and Cindy Muth
Select Equity Group, L.P.
Karen and Brian Shoot
Ms. Rosalind Siegel
Floyd and Jane Smith
Leon and Marilyn Sokol
Anna and Jack Sommers
Steven Spielberg
St. Andrews Restaurant and Bar
Lauren and Danny Stein
Lenore Steiner and Perry Lerner
John and Susan Steinhardt
Mr. Craig Stevens
Barbara and David Stoller
Bonnie and Tom Strauss
The Dorothy Strelsin Foundation
SVEDKA Vodka
Michelle and Howard Swarzman
Mr. Jay Tanenbaum
TPN
John and Louisa Troubh
Michael Tuch Foundation
Helen S. Tucker
Melissa and Gerald Uram
Utsav Indian Restaurant and Lounge
Mr. Andrew Vajna
Martin and Bonnie Wasser
Cathy and Stephen Weinroth
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weisselberg
Lucille Werlinich
Left: Board member Gregg Rechler with wife Lisa, and Board member Stephanie Kramer with husband Ron
Middle: Leadership Council members Linda D’Onofrio, Yolanda Turocy, and writer Theresa Rebeck
Right: Board member Cynthia Nixon and Board Chair Tom Tuft
Charles Werner
John J. Yarmick
Mr. Arshad R. Zakaria
$2,500+
Anonymous (28)
Carol and William Achenbaum
Laura Addams
Ms. Linda Addison
Alyson Adler and William Green
Catherine and Frederick R. Adler
Ann B. Alford
Mr. Howard Alter
Mr. Robert Altschuler
Mr. Harold Applebaum
James Arata
Antoinette and Nicolina Astorina
Scott and Karen Atwood
Ina and Paul Avrich
H. Thomas Axt
Babbitt Family Charitable Trust
Hon. Roy Babitt and
Ms. Joan Gallo-Babitt
Ms. Beverly Baker
Susan and Alan Bandes
Susan Barbash and Eric Katz
Douglas Barnert
Mrs. Nancy Barry
Fred Basch Architect PLLC
Jane and George Bean
Simone Bedient
Mrs. Michele Bedigian
Margie Beegle
Sandra Benée
Mr. and Mrs. B. Richard Benioff
George Berger
Leonard and Linda Berkowitz
Ann Berzin
Cara and Bill Biach
Mr. Mark Biderman
Mark and Gloria Bieler
Jason and Haley Binn
Jill and John C. Bishop, Jr.
Debra and Leon Black
Richard and Heather Black
Len Blavatnik
Ms. Carole Blueweiss
Mara Flash Blum
Barbara and Daniel Bock
Mr. Wayne Boeck
Jeffrey and Lynne Bolson
Frank and Shirley Bonner
Ms. Lisa Bowman
Mr. Kevin Branca
Paul and Ann Brandow
Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Brant, Jr.
Stephen and Leslie Braun
George Braunegg/CAST
Management Consultants
Ms. Helen Breitwieser
Karen Brenner and Robert Stein
Robert Brenner
Dr. Hal Brody
Belinda Broido and
Jeffrey Weingarten
Donald and Jadwiga Brown
Mr. Stuart Brown and
Ms. Ellen T. Ozur
Don and Maggie Buchwald
Ms. Deborah Burner
Mr. David Burris
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bye
Rich and Marty Byrne
Eva Byrnes
Mr. PJ Cabada
Mr. Luigi C. Caiola
Linda Beck Cane
Drs. Helen and Andy Cappuccino
Kenneth Carmel
Lisa and David Carnoy
Barbara D. Cates
Walter and Linda Censor
Carol and Steven Chamoff
Chanel
JuJu Chang and Neal Shapiro
Chapman Family
Phyllis A. Chernin
Ms. Betty Chin
Carol and Wallace Chinitz
Ms. Chinonye Chukwu
Ms. Joanne Cirocco
Clark Transfer, Inc.
Pamela Clayton
Ursula and Walter Cliff
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cline
Mr. James Cochran
Janet Coffey
Craig and Deborah Cogut
Arthur Cohen, LaPlaca Cohen
Barbara and Rodgin Cohen
Ms. Coral Cohen
Mr. David Cohen
Stephanie and Charles Cohen
Michael Coles and Edie Langner
Peter and Nancy Coll
Dr. Topher Collier
Carol Condon
Ellen and Winthrop Conrad
Richard Cook, FAIA
Eva Cooper and Joan Buehler
Jeremy Cooper
Joseph A. Cornacchia
Laura Cornell
David and Janet Corrigan
Mr. Joseph Cosgriff
Elizabeth Cosper
The Allyson T. and Andrew J. Cowin
Foundation
Joan and Richard Cowlan
Barbara Cramer
Douglas S. Cramer Foundation
Ms. Elinor Crames
Linda C. Cremin
Mr. Patrick Crosetto
Anna E. Crouse
Ellie and Edgar M. Cullman, Jr.
Sally Cummins
Peter Curran
Ms. Elizabeth Cuthrell
Ms. Beverly Dale
Karen and Robert D’Aleo
Thomas D’Auria
Glen de Vires
Ahmad and Marie-Line Deek
Mr. Nick Defilippis
Gerard and Anne Marie DeMarco
John D. Demsey
Christine Denham and Robert Stein
Lauren DePalo
Drew Desky and Dane Levens
Alvin Deutsch
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Deutsch
Darren DeVerna and Fred Gallo/
Production Resources Group
Al and Kathy Diamant
Mary J. Donohue
Diana and Jay Dorman
Lynne and Ralph Drabkin
In Memory of Murray Drach
Simon and Sherri Dratfield
Dr. Nancy Duckles
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ducot
Edmund C. Duffy
Susan B. Dugan
Deborah Dumont
Ms. Anita Dunn
Nicole Duval and Elai Katz
June Dyson
Ms. Mary Eaton
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Edelman
Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Edelmann
Suzan and Fred Ehrman
Leslie Eichner
Mike and Margaret Eidson
Bonnie and Cliff Eisler
Dr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Elder
Alice and David Elgart
Ms. Amy Eller
Janice and Bruce Ellig
Don Ellwood and Sandra Johnigan
Ms. Martha Escobar
Esther Simon Charitable Trust
Rafael Etzion
Ms. Frances Evans
Mr. James T. Evans Ph.D Esquire
EZ Productions
Bruce and Carol Factor
Ken Fakler
Dina Fein
Joan and William Felder
Ms. Victoria Ferenbach
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Field
Anita and Gilbert Fields
Mr. Bram Fierstein
Mrs. Nina Fingerhood
Mr. Joe Finocchiaro
Mrs. Kimberly Fiorello
Peter E. Fisch and Jill Levy-Fisch
Linda Fischer
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fleischer, Jr.
Jay B. Foote MD
Ms. Charlotte Ford
Mr. Eric Forst
In Memory of William Fox - The
William Fox Foundation
Ms. Stefanie Frame
Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Franklin
Ms. Rebecca Freer
Mary Ann Frenzel
Martin Fridson and Elaine Sisman
Jeffrey Frimet
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Galiardo
Ms. Karoline V. Galya
Gammon Ragonesi Associates
Arlyn and Edward Gardner
Ms. Roberta Garza
Bruce and Alice Geismar
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Gelberg
Carolyn Gentile
Lynn B. George
Mr. Scott J. Gerace
David and Tracey Gerber
Daniel and Lucinda Gerhard
Ms. Maxine Gerson
The Gilston Family
Edith Ginsberg
Irene and Martin Ginsburg
Beverly and Joel Girsky
Gladstein Family Foundation
Corinne Glassman
Richard and Linda Glazer
Ms. Rita Goldberg
Joanna Golden
Joel Goldstein, M.D. and Melissa
Smith
Terina Golfinos and Robert Lisi
Gary Goodman
Mr. Martin Goodman
Sarah and Robert Goodman
Elizabeth Gouger and Alen Shapiro
Michael and Fran Grabow
Tom Graham
Annette Green
Nancye Green
Mike Greenly
Ms. Paula Greenman
James and Marilee Greenwald
Laura and Frank Greenwald
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald P. Grelsamer
The Grodzins Fund
Vicki and Michael Gross
Ms. Elaine B. Grossman
Hope Eiseman and Bob Grusky
Geoffrey and Sarah Gund
Mr. Barry Gurin and Mr. Buzz Kelly
Ms. Kathleen Hagen
Max Hahn
Ms. Louise Hainline
Ms. Lynn Hall
Helen R. Hamlin
Jonno and Julie Hanafin
Jill Handelsman Foundation
Izumi Hara and David Koschik
Mr. Gerard Harper
Dr. Henry T. Harris
Nicki, Gary, and Lisa Harris
Ms. Sondra Harris
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Hausmann
Dr. Jules Mitchel and Joyce Hays
Michael Parks and Judith Hayward
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hazen
Mr. Michael Heffernan
Molly K. Heines and Thomas J.
Moloney
Marilyn Hellinger and Alix Prince
Caryn Hemsworth
Laura Henkle
Ruth and Karl Hess
Mary and Robert J. Higgins
Mr. and Mrs. Paige Hillery
Jonathan and Judy Hoff
Barbara Hoffman
Ms. Judith M. Hoffman
Richard Neel and
Constance Hoguet Neel
Christopher and Lydia Holland
Heather and John Holmes
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Holtz
Len and Harriet Holtz
Francine and David Holtzman
Mrs. Carol E. Holtzmann
Mr. Thomas Hood
Mr. David House
Althea and Bob Howe
Miriam and John Hunt
Kelly and Andre Hunter
Even Hurwitz
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hyatt
Mr. William Hyman
I.A.T.S.E.
Karen and Paul Isaac
Miss Nasya Jackson
Gary Jacob
Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Jacobs
Ms. Yasmina Jacobs
Lola Jaffe
June T. Jaffee
Mr. David Jaquet
Chandra Jessee
James W. Johnson and
Michael L. Connell
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Johnson
Adrian H. Jones
Joseph Family Charitable Trust
Michal and Avraham Kadar
Dr. and Mrs. Joel Kahn
Jon Kamen
Mr. and Mrs. Barry A. Kaplan
Mr. Daniel Kaplan and
Ms. Amy Graydon
Rita J. and Stanley H. Kaplan
Family Foundation, Inc.
Ms. Jean Karotkin
Tom Kearns
Elizabeth Kehler
Dr. Eric R. Kelhoffer
Mr. Edmund Kellogg
Mary and Tery Kelly
Lee S. Kempler and
Allison Pease Kempler
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Kern
David Kernahan
Kevin and Patricia Kiernan
Nancy and Bill Killen
Mr. Charles G. King
Mr. Donald King
Eugenia King
John J. Kirby Jr. and
Susan R. Cullman
Gail P. Kirhoffer
Noel Kirnon
Mrs. Shirley Klein
Wayne and Deborah Klokis
The David and Anita Knechel Fund
Wendy and David Knoller
Marvin and Rosalind Kochman
Dr. Lisa Kohl
Lynda and Jerry Kokes
Natalie and Mel Konner
Stacy J. Kanter and Eric M.
Kornblau
Wendy and Brian Kornet
Mrs. Katherine Kovins
Sally and Wynn Kramarsky
Linda Frankenbach and
Hendrik Kranenburg
Charles J. Krause
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Krawitz
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kruglinski
George and Lizbeth Krupp
Dr. Herbert Kunstadt
Rudolf and Alix Laager
Wendy and Jerry Labowitz
Solange Landau
Carmen E. Lantigua
Emma Laskin and Bart Baum
Mr. Taylor Lawrence
Mr. Craig Leavitt
Peter and Randi Leeds
Joseph and Juanita Leff
Ms. Barbara Leigh
Greg and Kelly Lesko
LesterTaylor Family
Mr. James Levenson
Drs. Edward and Mesa Leventhal
Fred Levin and Leslie Dumont
Dr. Jerome Levy
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lewis
Karen Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lewit
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Libin
Gerald and Eileen Lieberman
Christopher B. Lind
Jacob Lindmark
Mr. Jon Lindsey
Ms. Libby Linebarger
Judith Anne and Michael Lipstein
Dave and Debbie Livingstone
Michael Levin and Andy Abowitz
Mr. John Lleshaj
Ms. Karen Lloyd
The Lucy Foundation
Jodi Lustig and Adam Wattstein
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Lynford
Jane and Bill Macan
Mrs. Fleury Mackie
Michael and Carol Maher
Warren and Susan Malone
Dr. Joseph Mandelbaum and
Mrs. Reva D. Mandelbaum
Marcia Kaplan-Mann and
Gabriel Wiesenthal
Meena Mansharamani
Laura and Alan Mantell
Marina and William Marcoux
Barry Margolius
Andrea Marks and David Warmflash
William J. Marraccini
Carmen L. Marrero
Ms. Deborah Marrero
Wayne P. Marshall
Susan Martin and Alan Belzer
Joanne and Norman Matthews
Kevin and Nancy McCabe
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. McClendon
Joseph McGrath
Francie McKenzie
James and Wren McNiel
Asheet Mehta
Grete Meilman
Peter Mensch
Anne Miller and Stuart Breslow
Ms. Lisa Minsky-Primus and
Ms. Romana Primus
Dr. Suzanne Mirra
Jean Mitchell and Frederick Cannon
Dr. Mark Mohrmann
Mr. John W. Morgan and
Ms. Ellen B. Corenswet
Mr. Jeffrey Muller
Anne and Andrew Namm
Ms. Renee Nelson
Michael J. Nesspor
Mr. Lawrence Neubauer
Carolyn and Frank Morreale
Sheila Nevins
Elizabeth Newell
Newmark Grubb Knight Frank
Sue Nolan
Mr. James O’Donnell
Dr. John O’Grady and
Dr. Bradford Motta
Left: Leadership Council member Henry Cooperman with wife Trudy and Just Jim Dale’s Jim Dale
Middle: Artistic Director’s Circle members Lori Uddenberg and Caryn

Magid
Right: Chairman’s Circle members Patricia and Kevin Conway
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OUR SUPPORTERS
Mr. Mark Ohrstrom
Ms. Ana Olabuenaga
Dorinda J. Oliver
Elizabeth Olmsted and Randall Kau
David C. Olstein
Michael Onorato
Ms. Lisa Orberg
Mr. Scott Orr
Trisha A. Ostergaard
Clyde and Janet Ostler
Chris Overby
Ms. Carol Paik
Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Paine
Nicole and Bruce Paisner
Michael and Gabrielle Palitz
Dr. and Mrs. Simon Parisier
Cheryl McCue Parker
Maria Pasch
Lynne and Richard Pasculano
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon B. Pattee
Mary Pearl and Don Melnick
Richard and Kayla Pechter
Brian and Toby Pecker
Perakis Family
Ms. Dara Perlbinder
Michele and Steve Pesner
Richard and Rose Petrocelli
Mr. Joe Pfifferling
Tony Piccillo
Mr. Christopher W. Pink
Ms. M. Terri Poli &
Mr. J. Craig Weakley
Michael Pollack and Barbara Marcus
Dr. and Mrs. Peter Pressman
Mr. Peter Pritchard
Juan A. Ramirez
Jane Randall
Mr. Steven L. Rattner and
Ms. Maureen White
Bonnie and Bennett Rechler
Sheila and Steve Redan
Tom and Lisa Redburn
Carolyn and Michael Reimers
Mr. Gordon Remer
Mr. Ray Repp
Ms. Peggy S. Rice
Dr. Jack Richard
Ms. Donna Riley
Ms. Elaine Riley
Ms Dawn Robertson
Richard V. Robilotti
Fred and Judy Robins
Mr. Kenneth Rock
Tom Rosato and Jack Garrity
In honor of Pam Beeler
Lauren Rose
Susan and Elihu Rose
Benjamin M. Rosen
Hila and Saul Rosen
Jeffrey and Marjorie Rosen
Pamela and Robert J. Rosenberg
Ms. Elizabeth Ross
Carol and James Rotenberg
Ms. Allison Roth
Paul and Tina W. Rotstein
Amy and Steven Rubenstein
Mr. Neal S. Rubinstein
Ms. Sally Rudoy
Dr. and Mrs. Nathan E. Saint-Amand
Arlene Lidsky Salomon and
Chester B. Salomon
Holly Saltzman and Kevin G. Ryan
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Jeffrey and Dorothy Samel
Joseph Samora
Barbara and John Samuelson
Mara and Ricky Sandler
Carol and Lawrence Saper
Ms. Stacy Sarna
Mr. Jason Sarnoff
Joan and Arthur Sarnoff
Janet Scapin
Karen and Chuck Schader
Bonnie Schaefer
Pam and Scott Schafler
Dr. and Mrs. Burton A. Scherl
Francis E. Schiller, Esq.
Bernard Schleifer
Michael Schober and Don Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Schreiber
Audrey Schupp and Jaymie DeWitt
Kathleen A. Scott
Mr. Elliot Segal
Robert Seigel
Selkowitz Family Foundation
Mr. Howard Sentell
Drs. Uri and Beth Shabto
Simone and Alan Shalita
Susan and Jeremy Shamos
Susan B. Shanks
Harold and Myra Shapiro
Dr. Amy Attas and
Mr. Stephen J. Shapiro
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sharzer
Mr. Dewey Shay
Mr. Ed Sheehan
Kenneth G. Shelley
Fredric A. Silberman and
Sharon Kim Siegfriedt
Jack and Shirley Silver
Maida and Howard Silver
Eileen Silvers and Richard Bronstein
Ms. Synnove Simone
Situation Interactive
Loren and Marlene Skeist
Ms. Jennifer Sklias-Gahan
Mr. Barry Skovgaard
Mr. Thomas Slater
Dr. Kenneth Small and
Mindy Wexler
Lynn and Jeffrey Smith
Alice Silkworth and Vincent Smith
Steve Snell and Ray Acay
Rich and Gail Soja
Ms. Carla Solomon
Connie, Ellen and Norman Solomon
Annaliese Soros
Mrs. Daisy M. Soros
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sowler
Mark L. Spivack
Loren Stahl
Lois and Arthur Stainman
Susan Steinsapir
Ms. Nancy Stephens
Marjorie and Michael Stern
Dr. and Mrs. John Stevenson
Gail Stone and Matthew Fishbein
Mr Paul Stoopack
Trace and Susan Stout
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Stretton
Elizabeth F. Stribling and
Guy Robinson
Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Strumpf
Michelle Stuart
Nick Studds
Damon Suden
Sudler Foundation
Mr. Chengzhong Sui
Charles Sullivan
Rebecca Sullivan and
Stephen Greenwald
Carl and Barbara Susnitzky
Ms. Phyllis Sussman
Brenda and Leonard Swartz
Dr. William J. Sweeney III, in
loving memory
In Memory of Ann L. Swenson
Mr. David Swope
Ms. Deborah Szajngarten
Michael Tarpley and Amy Nathan
Dr. Keith Taylor
Dr. Scott & Elina Tenner
Judy Tenney and Robert Haines
Theatrical Stage Employees Loc.
No. 1 IATSE
W. Scott Thompson MD
Barb and Wayne Thornbrough
Mr. Joshua Tinkelman
Laurie Tisch
Myra Leigh Tobin
Peter C. Tommaney
Mr. Salvatore Torre
Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Torrens
John and Mary Jane Tozzi
Lee Traub
Ruth Turner
Ann and Thomas Unterberg
Bernardette Vaskas
Judith A. Vogel
Ms. Joan L. Volin
Frederick von Zuben
Linda Wachinski
Nicole and David Wachter
Ms. Andrea Wahlquist
Scott F. Warner
Charles and Jacqueline Warren
Susan Wasserstein and George Sard
Toby and Stacie Webb
Evelene Wechsler
Ms. Tess Weil
Ms. Carole Anne Weir
Ms. Felecia Weiss
The Wenig Family
Neil Westreich
Mrs. Annabel White
Mr. Patrick White
Mr. Michael Whitman
Ms. Elizabeth Whitney
Mr. Elisha Wiesel and Ms. Lynn
Bartner-Wiesel
WME
Margo Wintersteen
Debi and Steven Wisch
Dr. Matthew Witten
Mr. and Mrs. Rich Wolf
In Memory of Linda Wolff
Billy F.B. Wong and
Stephanie Gordon
Julian Yap
Simon Yates and Kevin Roon
Gabrielle Yen
Mr. Ed Young
Michael A. Young
Annette Zahid
Michael and Rae Zimmerman
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zitrin
American Airlines is the official airline of Roundabout Theatre
Company. Roundabout productions are supported, in part, with
public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural
Affairs in partnership with the City Council, the New York State
Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Cuomo and the
New York State Legislature, and the National Endowment for the
Arts. Art Works.
THE PRODUCTION FUND
We gratefully acknowledge our Production Fund donors whose
generosity allows us to pursue our mission of producing the
highest quality classic plays and musicals alongside new works
by established and emerging writers.
MUSICAL THEATRE PRODUCTION FUND
The Bok Family Foundation
Perry and Marty Granoff
HRH Foundation
The Kors LePere Foundation
The Shen Family Foundation
Diane and Tom Tuft
Cynthia Wainwright and
Stephen Berger
NEW PLAY PRODUCTION FUND
Jodi and Dan Glucksman
THE YEGEN SOCIETY
As the country’s most Influential not-for-profit theatre company,
the future of Roundabout is vital to our community in New York
City and across the nation. The Yegen Society is one way that
we can ensure the future of this important cultural institution
for generations to come. The Yegen Society recognizes and
honors generous individuals who have included Roundabout in
their estate plans. To learn more, please contact Chris Nave at
212.719.9393, ext. 314.
Anonymous (4)
Estate of Elise Adler
Harrison and Leslie Bains
Marilyn A. Boll
Baukje and Noel Cohen
David Cohen
Robert J. Cohn
Drew Desky and Dane Levens
Bob Donnalley
Estate of Gladys Erb
Stuart Fischman
Judith Grebin
Beverly Kay Helton
William Huxley
Renee and Edgar Jackson
Patricia Joseph
Ruth Klain
David and Anita Knechel
Fund
Left: Leadership Council member Jodi Glucksman with Intimate Apparel’s Viola Davis
Middle: Cabaret’s Michelle Williams with Board member Sylvia Golden and Leadership Council member Janis Ing Strauss
Right: Board member Steven Sanders with wife Madelyn Simon
Kevin Koerper
Ann Kugel
Julia C. Levy
Wendy Kassel Lewison
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L.
McClendon
Carol Mitchell
Patrick and Dot Morgan
Estate of Howard R. Morse
Estate of Susan E. Nassau
Russell Needham
Steven A. Sanders
Rosalie Spielvogel
Loren Stahl
Tom and Wendy Stephenson
Barry C. Waldorf
Estate of Arthur Weiner
Chris and Lonna Yegen
OUR STAFF
Todd Haimes, Artistic Director
Harold Wolpert, Managing Director
Julia C. Levy, Executive Director
Scott Ellis, Adams Associate Artistic Director
Sydney Beers, General Manager
ARTISTIC STAFF
Jim Carnahan, Director of Artistic Development/
Director of Casting
Robyn Goodman, Artistic Consultant
Doug Hughes, Sam Gold Resident Directors
Mark Brokaw, Evan Cabnet, Scott Elliott, Bill Irwin, Joe Mantello,
Kathleen Marshall, Pam MacKinnon, Theresa Rebeck,
Associate Artists
Jill Rafson, Director of New Play Development
Carrie Gardner, Senior Casting Director
Stephen Kopel, Casting Director
Nicole Tingir, Artistic Manager
Amy Ashton, Artistic Associate
Jillian Cimini, Casting Associate
Lain Kunin, Casting Assistant
EDUCATION STAFF
Jennifer DiBella, Director of Education
Mitch Mattson, Assistant Director of Education
Paul Brewster, Education Program Manager
Kim Oria, Education Program Manager
Andrea Jo Martin, Education Coordinator
Julia Borowski, Education Assistant
Ted Sod, Education Dramaturg
Cynthia Babak, LaTonya Borsay, Mark Bruckner, Chloe Chapin,
Michael Costagliola, Joe Doran, Mathilde Dratwa, Elizabeth
Dunn-Ruiz, Sarah Ellis, Carrie Ellman-Larsen, Theresa
Flanagan, Deanna Frieman, Geoffrey Goldberg, Sheri
Graubert, Devin Haqq, Carrie Heitman, Karla Hendrick,
Creighton Irons, Jason Jacobs, Alana Jacoby, Tess James,
Hannah Johnson-Walsh, Lisa Renee Jordan, Boo Killebrew,
Anya Klepikov, Sarah Lang, John Lavigne, Erin McCready,
James Miles, Nick Moore, Meghan O’Neil, Nicole Press,
Leah Reddy, Amanda Rehbein, Nick Simone, Heidi Stallings,
Daniel Sullivan, Carl Tallent, Vickie Tanner, Laurine Towler,
Jennifer Varbalow, Kathryn Veillette Neuhart, Leese
Walker, Christopher Weston, Gail Winar, Jamie Kalama
Wood, Chad Yarborough, Teaching Artists
Renée Flemings, Teaching Artist Emeritus
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Greg Backstrom, Associate Managing Director
Denise Cooper, General Manager, American Airlines Theatre
Nicholas J. Caccavo, General Manager, Steinberg Center
Valerie D. Simmons, Operations Manager
Katharine Croke, Assistant Managing Director
Nancy Mulliner, Rentals Manager
Tiffany Nixon, Archivist
Christina Pezzello, Management Associate
Brandon Zamudio, Assistant to the Executive Director
Ali Leskowitz, Assistant to the Managing Director
Kyle Stockburger, Lead Receptionist
Timothy Kochka, Jessie Malone,
Michael Sheehan, Receptionists
Ron Henry, Maintenance
Darnell Franklin, Messenger
DEVELOPMENT STAFF
Lynne Gugenheim Gregory, Director of Development
Christopher Nave, Associate Director of Development
Tyler Ennis, Director, Individual Giving
Lane Hosmer, Director, Special Events
Bethany Basile, Associate Director, Institutional Giving
Natalie Rohr, Manager, Special Events
Oliver Pattenden, Manager, Member Programs
Lise Speidel, Manager, Donor Information Systems
Jordan Frausto, Individual Giving Officer, Stewardship
Maggie Jones, Institutional Giving Officer, Patron Services
Lauren Merkel, Corporate Relations Officer
Drew Klingner, Assistant to the Director of Development
Genevieve Carroll, Special Events Assistant
Martin Giannini, Development Assistant
Anthony Mercado, Institutional Assistant
MARKETING STAFF
Tom O’Connor, Director of Marketing & Audience Development
Rani Haywood, Senior Marketing Manager
Mark Cajigao, Digital Content Producer
Darren Melchiorre, Graphic Designer
Alexandra Barber, Digital Marketing Associate
Rachel LeFevre-Snee, Marketing Associate
Dayna Johnson, Marketing Assistant
AUDIENCE SERVICES STAFF
Sarah J. Hom, Director of Audience Services
Gabe Johnson, Director of Ticketing
Gavin Brown, Director of Call Center Operations
Robert Kane, Customer Care Manager
Patrick Pastor, Call Center Manager
Jessica Pruett-Barnett, Kaia Lay Rafoss, Joe Gallina,
Vanessa Clark, Assistant Audience Services Managers
Thomas Walsh, Customer Care Associate
Eric Bridle, Audience Services Supervisor
Jennifer Almgreen, Alexander Barton, Solangel Bido, Michael
Bonavoglia, Josh Boscarino, Lauren Cartelli, Benjamin
Cole, Elizabeth Daly, Adam Elsberry, Lindsay Ericson,
Alanna Harms, Andrew Holder, Ira Kaminowitz,, Rebecca
Lewis-Whitson, Michelle Maccarone, Mead Margulies,
Laura Marshall, Chuck Migliaccio, Carlos Morris, Lauren
Murray, Georgia O’Donnell, Andres Pina, Evan Reed,
Nikaury Roman, Darrill Rosen, Heather Siebert, Nalane
Singh, Ronald Tobia, Kate Valiska, Hannah Weitzman,
Andrew Williams, Susan Zwirn, Audience Services/Sales
Representatives
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY STAFF
Daniel V. Gomez, Director of Information Technology
Yelena Ingberg, Tessitura & Applications Administrator
Ruslan Nikandrov, Database Administrator / Developer
Robert Parmelee, Website Administrator
John Roshen, Systems & Network Administrator
Donald Milfort, IT & Help Desk Analyst
AMERICAN AIRLINES THEATRE STAFF
Carly DiFulvio Allen, Company Manager
Steve Ryan, House Manager
Zipporah Aguasvivas, Associate House Manager
Ted Osborne, Box Office Manager
Robert Morgan, Assistant Box Office Manager
Glenn Merwede, House Carpenter
Brian Maiuri, House Electrician
Robert W. Dowling, II, House Properties
Hannah Overton, House Sound
Susan J. Fallon, Wardrobe Supervisor
Nellie LaPorte, Hair and Wig Supervisor
Richardo Deosarran, Engineer
Crystal Suarez, Head Usher
Anne Ezell, Rebecca Knell, Celia Torres, Enrika Nicholas, Saira
Flores, Dominga Veloz, Oscar Castillo, Jim Lynch, Sheila
Portorreal, Sauda Moultrie, Tyler Boyce, Chester Hawkins,
Michael Nach, and Trisha Mahase, Ushers
Julious Russell, Security
Additional Security provided by Gotham Security
Jason Battle, Jerry Hobbs, Maintenance
Additional Maintenance provided by Reliable Cleaning
FINANCE STAFF
Susan Neiman, Director of Finance
Michele Louhisdon, Director of Human Resources
John LaBarbera, Payroll Director
Frank Surdi, Accounts Payable Administrator
Yonit Kafka, Payroll & Benefits Administrator
Alexander Parra, Junior Accountant
Rachel Lindenberg, Business Office Assistant
STUDIO 54 STAFF
Roseanna Sharrow, Company Manager
LaConya Robinson, House Manager
Jack Watanachaiyot, Associate House Manager
Krystin MacRitchie, Treasurer
Kara Watanachaiyot, Associate Treasurer
Laura Marshall, Lindsay Ericson, Price Messick,
Assistant Treasurers
Dan Hoffman, House Carpenter
John Wooding, House Electrician
Lawrence Jennino, House Properties
Samantha Rivera, Victor Rosa, Matthew Rodgers, Raven
Riley, Kelsey Bailey, Shiomara Diaz, Dylan Bauer, Chris
Morrissey, Andrew Helton, Isaac Hicks, Luis Schact, Audrey
Terell, Andrew Hall, Tiara Miller, Alvin Vega, Corina Don,
Mohommed Dukuray, Karla Fromm, Laureen Rivera, John
Ryan, and Linda Gjonbalaj, Ushers
Gotham Security, Security
Servco Industries, Maintenance
STEPHEN SONDHEIM THEATRE STAFF
Johannah-Joy Magyawe, House Manager
Molly McQuilkin, Assistant House Manager
Jaime Perlman, Treasurer
Andrew Clements, Associate Treasurer
Carlos Morris, Ronnie Tobias, Assistant Treasurers
Steve Beers, House Carpenter
Josh Weitzman, House Electrician
Andrew Forste, House Properties
Deosarran, Engineer
Jessica Alverson, Christian Bradford, Roger Darbasie, Alix
Golden, Barbara Kagan, Kristopher Kaye, Tara Murphy,
Karen Murray, Travis Navarra, Sarah Pauley, Nicole
Ramirez, CharDia Reynolds, Brian Rossi, Diana Trent,
Ushers
Juan Hernandez, Maintenance
Additional Maintenance provided by Servco Industries
THE HAROLD AND MIRIAM STEINBERG CENTER
FOR THEATRE STAFF
Bobby Wolf, House Manager
David Flores, Assistant Manager, Steinberg Center
Catherine Fitzpatrick, Box Office Manager
Nicole Ishmael, Assistant Box Office Manager
Nicholas Wolff Lyndon, Master Technician
Jessica Provenzale, Assistant Master Technician
Amy Kitzhaber, Wardrobe Supervisor
Dwane Agard, Christopher Bennett, Grisel Bermejo, Jasmine
Bermudez, Samantha Ciavarella, Lindsie Detota, Lindsay
Fabes, Matthew Glasner, Jessica Gordon, Drew Gotesman,
Kristin Heckler, Jorge Lopez, Alexandra Mutti, Samantha
Penninipede, Troy Pepicelli, Taylor Phillips, Ghenet
Pinderhughes, Miranda Scople, Matthew Sherrod, Dustin
Sorrell, Tyler Spicer, Kaitlin Stern, Linda Tardif, Jason
Williams, Ushers
Adolfo Duran, Manuel Fernandez, Maintenance
2013-2014 APPRENTICES
Olivia O’Connor, Artistic
Gregory Shepard, Business
Jena Yarley, Development
Jennifer Marinelli, Digital Marketing
Rachel Friedman, Education
Rebecca Powell, Education
Jeesun Choi, Management
Alyssa DeAlesandro, Marketing
Jamie Gottlieb, Marketing
Natalie Donohue, Audience Services
GENERAL PRESS REPRESENTATIVES
Polk & Co.
2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT
Nicole Tingir, Project Manager
Darren Melchiorre, Designer
Allie Carieri, Brandon Zamudio, Project Assistants
Mark Cajigao, Jill Rafson, Contributing Writers
PHOTO CREDITS
Jeremy Daniel, Joan Marcus, Production Photos
Anita and Steve Shevett, Kelly Kollar, Special Event Photos
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