Pump Boys and Dinettes - EncoreArtsSeattle.com

SEPTEMBER 2016
Book, Lyrics, and Music by
Directed by Brandon Ivie
Music Directed by R.J. Tancioco
John Foley, Mark Hardwick,
Debra Monk, Cass Morgan,
John Schimmel, and Jim Wann
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Conceived and written by
John Foley
Mark Hardwick
Debra Monk
Cass Morgan
John Schimmel
Jim Wann
Original stage production by Dodger Productions.
Francis J. Gaudette Theatre
September 15 – October 23, 2016
Everett Performing Arts Center
October 28 – November 20, 2016
Director
BRANDON IVIE
Music Director
R.J. TANCIOCO
Scenic Designer
ANDREA BRYN BUSH
Costume Designer
CHELSEA COOK
Lighting Designer
GEOFF KORF
Sound Designer
BRENT WARWICK
Stage Manager
BRENDA K. WALKER*
Assistant Stage Manager
LAUREL NICHOLS
Prop Manager
NICK HEGGESTAD
Wig Master
DOUGLAS DECKER
Master Scenic Artist
JULIA B. FRANZ
Production Manager
JAY MARKHAM
Costume Shop Manager
ESTHER GARCIA
Technical Director
BRADLEY C. BIXLER
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Cast
Jim........................................................................................................................ Joshua Carter*
Prudie Cupp.................................................................................................... Sylvie Davidson*
Jackson.............................................................................................................Michael Feldman
Eddie.............................................................................................................Olivia D. Hamilton
L.M. ............................................................................................................................Levi Kreis*
Rhetta Cupp..........................................................................................................Sara Porkalob
Drummer...........................................................................................................James “Rif ” Reif
The most
shocking plot
twists can
happen off stage.
UNDERSTUDIES
L.M..................................................................................................................... Chris DiStefano
Jim/Jackson.............................................................................................................. Eric Dobson
Prudie Cupp/Rhetta Cupp.....................................................................................Tae Phoenix
*The Actors and Stage Manager are members of the Actors’ Equity Association, the Union
of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.
Special Thanks
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Interview with
the Director
Village Theatre: Tell us about your first
show at Village Theatre.
Brandon Ivie: My first show ever was as an
understudy in a Village Originals production
that Brian Yorkey directed called Searching
4 Y about teens in an inner city high school
math class. That was the first time I worked
on a new musical and I was immediately
hooked.
VT: Now you are in the director’s chair. What
has the journey been like?
BI: I was the kid who would show up to
every rehearsal even if I wasn't called, and
think about how I would do everything.
Seems I was meant to be a director! I was
also a very driven youngster so I sought out
a lot of opportunities, and where I didn't
see any I would make them for myself,
which got me a lot of experience at a young
age. I've been directing in some way since I
was 16 so it's been a long time coming.
VT: Why Pump Boys and Dinettes? What
attracted you to this show?
BI: Lately I've really gotten into different
ways for musicals to be created and to
exist on stage. Pump Boys and Dinettes
was actually pretty out-of-the-box when it
premiered, and essentially featured a preexisting band as its cast, which I think is so
ahead of its time. Before Once and Lizard
Boy, there was Pump Boys and Dinettes.
VT: With so many musicians in your cast,
what was the rehearsal process like?
BI: It has been one of the most organic
rehearsal rooms I've been in. I'm all about
collaboration, so having a room full of really
smart actors who are also musicians on a
show that's pretty open to interpretation
has been thrilling. It's more like a garage
band rehearsal than a traditional musical
theatre rehearsal.
VT: What do you hope audiences get out of
this show?
BI: A good time!
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Musical Numbers
ACT I
Highway 57 (J. Wann).............................................................................................................All
Taking It Slow (J. Foley, M. Hardwick, J. Schimmel, J. Wann)........................... Pump Boys
Serve Yourself (J. Wann)......................................................................................................L.M.
Menu Song (C. Morgan and D. Monk)...................................................................... Dinettes
The Best Man (J. Wann)................................................................................................... Prudie
Fisherman’s Prayer (J. Wann).................................................................................. Pump Boys
Catfish (J. Wann and B. Simpson).......................................................................... Pump Boys
Mamaw (J. Wann).................................................................................................................. Jim
Be Good or Be Gone (J. Wann).......................................................................................Rhetta
Drinkin’ Shoes (M. Hardwick, C. Morgan, D. Monk)........................................................All
There will be a 15-minute intermission between acts.
ACT II
Pump Boys (J. Wann)............................................................................................... Pump Boys
Mona (J. Wann)...............................................................................................................Jackson
T.N.D.P.W.A.M (J. Wann)....................................................................................................L.M.
Tips (D. Monk and C. Morgan)................................................................................... Dinettes
Sister (C. Morgan)......................................................................................................... Dinettes
Vacation (J. Wann)..................................................................................................................All
No Holds Barred (J. Wann and C. Morgan)........................................................................All
Farmer Tan (J. Wann)...................................................................................L.M. and Dinettes
Highway 57 Reprise (J. Wann)...............................................................................................All
Closing Time (J. Wann)..........................................................................................................All
Greatest Hits (Medley)............................................................................................................All
Location: Highway 57
Production Team
Director................................................................................................................... Brandon Ivie
Music Director....................................................................................................... R.J. Tancioco
Scenic Designer............................................................................................Andrea Bryn Bush
Lighting Designer...................................................................................................... Geoff Korf
Costume Designer................................................................................................Chelsea Cook
Sound Designer..................................................................................................Brent Warwick
Music Assistant................................................................................................ Michael Nutting
Assistant Lighting Designer...................................................................................Paul Arnold
Stage Manager.............................................................................................. Brenda K. Walker*
Assistant Stage Manager.....................................................................................Laurel Nichols
Production Assistant...................................................................................... Teresa Micheletti
Guitar Consultant.................................................................................................... Greg Fulton
Piano Coach.....................................................................................................Michael Matlock
Technical Director.......................................................................................... Bradley C. Bixler
Assistant Technical Directors..............................................Andre Burman, Adam Michard
Stage Operations Supervisor......................................................................... Stacey A. Garrett
Master Carpenter, Issaquah........................................................................... Patrick Sherman
Lead Carpenters...................................................... Jason Tribby, Jon West, Mark Zetterberg
Staff Electricians................................................Steven Coney, Jose Hankins, Sam Izenman,
Susan St. John, Kate Takata
Prop Manager....................................................................................................Nick Heggestad
Props Carpenter.....................................................................................................Tommy Price
Props Artisan.......................................................................................................... Kiera Bunch
Master Scenic Artist..............................................................................................Julia B. Franz
Lead Scenic Artists.............................................................. Jennifer Blazek, Rachele Wirrick
Key Scenic Artist.................................................................................................Eve von Bleyle
Scenic Artist..........................................................................................................Beth Peterson
Costume Shop Manager...................................................................................... Esther Garcia
Costume Shop Assistant................................................................................... Jennifer Leavitt
Costume Shop Design Assistant.....................................................................Brynne McKeen
Tailor..........................................................................................................................Beth Gilroy
Crafts............................................................................................................... Samantha Shields
Wig Master........................................................................................................ Douglas Decker
Production Coordinator..................................................................................... Kayla Duncan
Artistic Administrator.................................................................................. Tucker Goodman
Assistant Production Manager.............................................................................. Kelly Kassir
Resident Music Director........................................................................................ Tim Symons
Casting Director and Company Manager.......................................................Jessica Spencer
Production Manager.............................................................................................Jay Markham
Artistic Director..................................................................................................Steve Tomkins
Executive Producer...................................................................................................Robb Hunt
Crew
Master Stage Carpenter.................................................................................. Whitman Taylor
Master Sound Engineer, Issaquah....................................................................Brent Warwick
Master Sound Engineer, Everett........................................................................ Haley Parcher
Wardrobe Head, Issaquah..............................................................................Heather Andress
Wardrobe Head, Everett........................................................................................Karen Mears
Master Electrician, Issaquah.................................................................... Taylor H. Whitmire
Master Electrician, Everett....................................................................................... Paul Sharp
Followspots................................................................................. Susan St. John, Sam Izenman
Theatre Information
EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURES
In the event of an emergency, please wait for an
announcement for further instructions. Ushers will
be available for assistance.
FOOD AND DRINK are not allowed in the Theatre.
SMOKING POLICY According to state law,
smoking is NOT allowed within 25 feet of any
door, nor in any part of the Theatre.
EMERGENCY NUMBERS If you need to be
reached during a performance, please leave your
exact seat number and the House Manager’s
number with your service or sitter.
In Issaquah (425) 392-1942 x100
In Everett (425) 257-6368
YOUNG CHILDREN Children under four are
not permitted in the main theatre space in
Issaquah or Everett. In Issaquah, the Francis J.
Gaudette Theatre has comfortable, sound-proof
family rooms for families with young children or
those who may wish to speak during the show.
Subscribers may exchange into the family rooms
when a sitter cannot be found. When bringing
children over four into the main theatre, please
instruct them in proper theatre behavior. It is
helpful to familiarize them with the story and the
score in advance.
ACCESSIBILITY Wheelchair seating is available.
Please advise your ticket seller when purchasing
tickets if you require wheelchair seating. American
Sign Language (ASL) interpretation is provided
during select performances at the Francis J.
Gaudette theatre. Please contact the Box Office
for more details.
LISTENING SYSTEM The Francis J. Gaudette
Theatre in Issaquah is equipped with a listening
system for the hard of hearing, and the Everett
Performing Arts Center has a hearing loop system
which is compatible with most hearing aids.
Headsets are available in both venues on a firstcome first-served basis from the House Manager
and are free of charge with a valid ID.
THE SHOW MUST GO ON Whether it rains,
sleets, snows or blows, only a power outage or
building destruction will prevent a performance
from taking place as scheduled.
PATRON CONSIDERATIONS Please arrive on
time. Check your tickets for your performance
time. Late arrivals are very disruptive to fellow
patrons and to the artists onstage. Please give
yourself plenty of time to get to the Theatre.
Patrons arriving late will not be seated until a
suitable pause in the performance at the House
Manager’s discretion.
Please turn off all pagers, cellular phones and
watch alarms before entering the Theatre. No text
messaging is allowed during the performance.
No photography, video or sound recording
of any performance is allowed based on royalty
and union agreements.
Be aware that talking, humming and tapping
feet during a performance is also disruptive to
the patrons around you. Before the overture
begins, please turn off playbill flashlights and
unwrap cough drops. In intimate auditoriums like
the Francis J. Gaudette Theatre and the Everett
Performing Arts Center, even the actors can
hear these seemingly small noises. Please use
moderation in applying perfume, cologne or lotion,
as many people are allergic to scents.
In consideration of your fellow patrons and the
actors, please do not leave the performance
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Who’s Who
Cast
JOSHUA CARTER*
(Jim). Village Theatre:
WATT, Trails, Fiddler
on the Roof, It Shoulda
Been You, The Gypsy
King, The Full Monty.
Broadway First
National Tour: ONCE.
Seattle: Little Shop of Horrors, Mary Stuart,
Das Barbecu, A Christmas Carol (ACT); Titus
Andronicus, Richard III, Uncle Vanya
(Intiman Theatre); Spamalot, Guys and Dolls
(The 5th Avenue); Go, Dog! Go! (Seattle
Children’s Theatre). Guitarist: Jesus Christ
Superstar, 9 to 5 (SMT); Bowl, Holland by
Common Jack (available on iTunes). Thanks
to Billie, the Bears, and his family.
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SYLVIE
DAVIDSON* (Prudie
Cupp) is making her
Village Theatre debut.
A graduate of Knox
College, she has
appeared locally with
Book-It Repertory
Theatre, Seattle Children’s Theatre, NCTC,
Island Stage Left, and ACT. National credits
include Rubicon Theatre (CA), Laguna
Playhouse (CA), and Off-Broadway’s 59E59.
A singer/songwriter as well, Sylvie writes and
performs around the country with her
2:21 PM
husband, Trevor Wheetman.
www.trevorandsylvie.com
MICHAEL
FELDMAN (Jackson).
Previously with Village
Theatre: Xanadu!
Village Originals
readings include We
Foxes, Cumberland
Blues, and a personal
favorite, A Time of Innocence. Theatre credits
include Seattle Children’s Theatre, Coeur
d’Alene Summer Theatre, The 5th Avenue,
PCPA, Utah Shakespeare Festival. Next up:
Stellaluna with Seattle Children’s Theatre.
OLIVIA D.
HAMILTON (Eddie)
is thrilled to be back at
Village Theatre, this
time above the boards!
Village Theatre/Village
Originals: In the
Heights, Great Wall, My
Fair Lady, Billy Elliot. She has also enjoyed
performing at Seattle Children’s Theatre,
ArtsWest, Balagan Theatre, and elsewhere.
When she isn’t playing music, she is out in
nature. Or dancing. Or dancing out in nature.
Anything to keep the inner hippie happy!
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LEVI KREIS* (L.M.)
originated the role of
Jerry Lee Lewis in
Million Dollar Quartet,
winning a Tony Award,
Outer Critics Circle
Award, and a Drama
League nomination.
Other credits include the Tony-nominated
revival of Violet, Smokey Joe’s Cafe, Rent, and
new works One Red Flower: Letters From
‘Nam and Mozart L’ Opera Rock. For more
credits and info, visit levikreis.com
JAMES “RIF” REIF
(Drummer). And so it
begins, season #25 for
Rif at Village Theatre.
Usually out of sight
with the rest of the pit
musicians, he will once
again be on stage
playing the role of “drummer” (the first time
was in Million Dollar Quartet). Some Village
Theatre favorites include The Who’s TOMMY,
Million Dollar Quartet, Jesus Christ Superstar,
In the Heights, and My Heart Is the Drum.
Much love to Jen, Lucas, and Jack.
SARA PORKALOB
(Rhetta Cupp) is
thrilled to be making
her Village Theatre
debut with this
amazing team! Past
show credits include
Godspell (Taproot
Theatre), HAIR (ArtsWest), and Baseball
Saved Us (The 5th Avenue). Her awardwinning solo show, DRAGON LADY, will have
its musical debut at Nordo’s Culinarium in
January 2017. She sends her love to her family
and Toast! saraporkalob.com
CHRIS DISTEFANO
(L.M. u/s) is sincerely
excited to be making
his Village Theatre
debut. He has worked
behind the scenes in
Seattle and on tour as
music director, pianist,
and vocal coach. Most recently he worked as
a vocal coach on Billy Elliot. He has also
music directed for the Festival of New
Musicals (A Proper Place, Maiden Voyage).
Thanks Brandon and R.J.!
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ERIC DOBSON (Jim/
Jackson u/s) is
overjoyed to be
making his debut with
the Village Theatre
family. His favorite
credits include Will
Rogers in The Will Rogers Follies and Jack/
Jesus in Reefer Madness. He has recently
earned his undergraduate degree in
economics from California State University,
Chico. He would like to thank his Chico
theatre family as well as his loving parents
and sisters.
TAE PHOENIX
(Prudie Cupp/Rhetta
Cupp u/s) is a singer/
songwriter just getting
into musical theatre.
This is her first show at
Village Theatre and
she's thrilled. Favorites:
Reefer Madness (Mae, Seattle Musical
Theatre), Into the Woods (Baker's Wife,
Esoterics), Jesus Christ Superstar (Ensemble,
Seattle Musical Theatre). “Love to Noah, our
incredible chosen family, and the magic that
unites us.” @taephoenix taephoenix.com
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Creative Team
BRANDON IVIE (Director, Associate
Artistic Director). Off-Broadway: Jasper in
Deadland by Ryan Scott Oliver and Hunter
Foster. New musicals: Lizard Boy by Justin
Huertas, The Noteworthy Life of Howard
Barnes by Michael Kooman and Christopher
Dimond, The Hinterlands by Danny Larsen
and Michelle Elliott, Trails by Jeff Thomson,
Jordan Mann, and Christy Hall. Broadway
assisting: Next to Normal, Catch Me If You
Can, A Christmas Story, First Date. PreBroadway: Gigi, Scandalous. NYC: The
Public Theater/Joe’s Pub, HERE Arts Center,
Prospect Theater Company, NYMF, NAMT,
The Drama League, 54 Below. Regional: Paper
Mill Playhouse, Signature Theatre, Barrington
Stage Company, Ford’s Theatre, Seattle
Repertory Theatre, ACT, The 5th Avenue,
Intiman Theatre, and The Kennedy Center.
Gregory Award-winning artistic director
of Contemporary Classics. Drama League
Directing Fellow, Charles Abbott Directing
Fellowship, Lincoln Center Theater Directors
Lab. University of Washington School of
Drama.
R.J. TANCIOCO (Music Director). Select
favorite credits: Snapshots, No Way To Treat
A Lady, In the Heights, Les Misérables, Trails,
Annie Get Your Gun (Village Theatre); Grease,
Jasper in Deadland, Little Shop of Horrors,
RENT, Hairspray in Concert, First Date,
Joseph…, Dreamgirls, Smokey Joe’s Café, HAIR
(The 5th Avenue); Violet, American Idiot,
Bat Boy (ArtsWest); Making Tracks (San Jose
Repertory); The Wedding Banquet (Second
Generation); Carrie (Balagan Theatre), Next
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Awakening (Balagan Theatre). A 2010
Gregory Award and 2011/2014 Gypsy Rose
Lee award recipient, R.J. is a vocal coach,
arranger, composer, and enjoys educating
youth and cultivating new musicals. This one
is for the music makers.
ANDREA BRYN BUSH (Scenic Designer)
is a scenic designer who works with many
companies across town, including Intiman
Theatre, NCTC, Book-It Repertory Theatre,
Seattle Shakespeare Company, Seattle Public
Theater, Contemporary Classics, Azeotrope,
and Cornish College of the Arts. She was
formerly an Ensemble member and resident
designer at Washington Ensemble Theatre.
Andrea is an M.F.A. graduate from University
of Washington where she is currently on staff
in the Scene Shop. She received the 2010
Gregory Award for outstanding scenic design.
GEOFF KORF (Lighting Designer) recently
designed Anime Momotaro at Honolulu
Theatre for Youth, A View from the Bridge at
Seattle Repertory Theatre, and Robin Hood
at Seattle Children’s Theatre. He is a member
of the ensemble of Cornerstone Theater in
Los Angeles, and an associate artist of New
Century Theatre in Seattle. Geoff serves
as the Head of Design at the University
of Washington’s School of Drama. He is a
graduate of California State University, Chico
and the Yale School of Drama.
CHELSEA COOK (Costume Designer) is
a Seattle-based freelance costume designer,
shop manager, and small business owner.
Previous Village Theatre credits include Great
Wall, Trails, and Lizzie Borden. Her work has
also been seen at ArtsEmerson, George Street
Playhouse, Book-It Repertory Theatre, ACT,
Coeur d’Alene Summer Theatre, Café Nordo,
Washington Ensemble Theatre, STAGEright,
Seattle Public Theater, and more. Upcoming
productions include Medea (Seattle
Shakespeare Company) and A Moveable Feast
(Café Nordo/Book-It Repertory Theatre).
BRENT WARWICK (Resident Sound
Designer) is happy to be on the team for
Village Theatre since starting in November
2008 with Beauty and the Beast. He has also
worked as a sound designer and engineer for
the Knutzen Family Theatre, Princess Cruises,
and Teatro Zinzanni (love to everyone there!).
Brent has a B.S. in Computer Science and his
own audio/video production business.
PAUL ARNOLD (Assistant Lighting
Designer) returns for his second season with
Village Theatre. Locally, Paul has worked
with The 5th Avenue, ACT, and Seattle
Public Theatre. National credits include San
Francisco Opera, Palm Beach Opera, Western
Carolina University, and Theatre Three of
Dallas. Paul is an alum of the University of
Washington, and will be designing Cubamor
and String for the Beta Series this season.
BRAVO!
BRENDA K. WALKER* (Stage Manager)
is excited to be a part of this production.
Past credits for Village Theatre include: Billy
Elliot, Snapshots, No Way To Treat A Lady,
In the Heights, Funny Girl, Fiddler on the
Roof, It Shoulda Been You (SM). Regional
credits include Mrs. Warren's Profession (SM)
and Measure for Measure (ASM) for Seattle
Shakespeare Company; Snapshots and Xanadu
(SM) for Arizona Theatre Company. Love to
Adam and Cordy!
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LAUREL NICHOLS (Assistant Stage
Manager) is thrilled to be back at Village
Theatre again! Previous Village Theatre
credits include Billy Elliot (PA/Youth
Supervisor) and Hello! My Baby (SM, Village
Originals), as well as Like You Like It, Young
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and Dance Department. Favorite Village
Theatre productions include: Mary Poppins,
Les Misérables, My Fair Lady, Annie Get Your
Gun and The Producers.
JULIA B. FRANZ (Master Scenic Artist).
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creativity…and she loves it. Gratitude to her
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THEATRE INFORMATION
Issaquah
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Francis J. Gaudette Theatre
303 Front Street North
Issaquah, WA 98027-2917
Box Office: (425) 392-2202
Administration: (425) 392-1942
Fax: (425) 391-3242
Toll Free: (866) 688-8899
TTY Access: (800) 833-4384
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2710 Wetmore Avenue
Everett, WA 98201-3552
Box Office: (425) 257-8600
Administration: (425) 257-6363
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DOUGLAS DECKER (Wig Master) has a
B.F.A. in design and theatre technology from
the University of Colorado at Boulder. Doug
has done wigs for EST, Intiman Theatre, and
Arizona Theatre Company. He spent four
summers with American Players Theatre in
Spring Green, WI. Doug is still allergic to
cats.
KELLY KASSIR (Assistant Production
Manager). This is Kelly’s second season with
Village Theatre. She recently graduated from
California State University, Chico with a B.A.
in Technical Theatre. There, she served as a
Stage Manager for School of the Arts as well
as Assistant to the Production Manager. Most
recently, she was the Assistant Stage Manager
for Marin Shakespeare Company's 2015
season. She is so excited to be a part of the
Village Theatre team!
TIM SYMONS (Resident Music Director)
is in his 12th season as Village Theatre's
Resident Music Director. Village Theatre
music directing highlights: Billy Elliot, My
Fair Lady, Cabaret, Mary Poppins, Funny Girl,
Chicago, Big River, Jesus Christ Superstar,
Show Boat, and The Who’s TOMMY. As
composer: Jesus In My Bedroom, Last Exit,
trust me. Tim recently served as piano/
conductor for Assassins at ACT. Tim’s work
has been heard at The 5th Avenue and Seattle
Repertory Theatre, as well as the stages of
numerous jazz and rock clubs throughout the
west coast. Tim is one third of Seattle jazz trio
Fawcett, Symons and Fogg.
JESSICA SPENCER (Casting Director and
Company Manager) is extremely grateful to
be a part of this talented team and serve the
amazing community of Seattle performers.
Jessica has worked around the country
in arts management, administration, and
production for such companies as Arts
Center Enterprises Inc. and Nebraska
Theatre Caravan, and locally Taproot Theatre
Company and The Inverse Opera. Favorite
Village Theatre acting credits: Les Misérables,
Fiddler on the Roof, and Johnny Baseball
(VOFNM). She's also had the privilege to
Assistant Direct this past season at ArtsWest
on Violet, and this coming summer at Taproot
Theatre Company on Persuasion. Love to the
production office, Roo, and Wynter.
JAY MARKHAM (Production Manager) has
been the Production Manager since 2004.
Previously he was the Technical Director for
Village Theatre at the Everett Performing Arts
Center in 1998. With a background in stage
management, technical theatre, corporate
events and concert production, and even a
little acting, Jay approaches theatre with an
understanding that the great achievements
of any organization are the combined efforts
of each individual. He is grateful to work
with such a fantastic team! Favorite projects
include The Who’s TOMMY, Les Misérables,
Million Dollar Quartet, Earth, Wind & Fire,
Jesus Christ Superstar, and Show Boat. Love to
Huckleberry, Ignatius, and Aimee.
ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION
(AEA), founded in 1913, represents more
than 48,000 actors and stage managers in
the United States. Equity seeks to advance,
promote, and foster the art of live theatre as
an essential component of our society. Equity
negotiates wages and working conditions,
providing a wide range of benefits, including
health and pension plans. AEA is a member
of the AFL-CIO, and is affiliated with FIA,
an internal organization of performing arts
unions. The Equity emblem is our mark of
excellence. www.actorsequity.org
All stage work performed
by members of IATSE
Local 15.
All costume construction
and hair/make-up work is
performed by employees
represented by I.A.T.S.E.
TWU Local #887.
All scenic painting work is
performed by employees
represented by IATSE
Local 488.
United Scenic Artists
represents the designers
and scenic painters for the
American Theatre.
The actors and stage managers
employed in this production are
members of Actors’ Equity
Association, the union of
professional actors and stage
managers in the United States.
The theatre operates under an
agreement with Local 76-493,
American Federation of Musicians, AFL-CIO, representing the
musicians.
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beta series:
CUBAMOR Q&A
As we prepare for the inaugural season of the Beta
Series, which will serve as a testing ground for new
musicals in the middle stages of development,
we sat down to chat with the creative team of
Cubamor, our first Beta Series production, coming
to First Stage Theatre in Issaquah this December.
To learn more about
subscribing to the Beta
Series, visit us online or
contact the Box Office at
(425) 392-2202.
L to R: Nicholson, Sasser, Burwell
Village Theatre: Welcome! Tell us about the show.
Kent Nicholson (Director): Cubamor is about two
Americans who travel to Cuba and meet two Cubans,
and end up in a sort of A Midsummer Night’s Dream
world of the Orisha tradition and Cuban culture
as they fall in love and struggle to find ways of
reconciling their cultures.
James D. Sasser (Book and Lyrics): The piece is
inspired by a film by Joshua Bee Alafia, who went
to Cuba and shot it pretty much illegally, kind of
guerrilla-style. We were inspired by the collision
of these two cultures and the idea that love always
finds a way – through political strife, through
stereotype, it kind of blows it all up, so that was what
really inspired us to want to musicalize this story.
Charles Vincent Burwell (Music and Lyrics): And
the cultural landscape of Cuba is so rich. There’s the
Cuba that we see on television, and that we see on
the news, and then there’s the Cuba that’s actually
there. There’s a lot of power in perception.
VT: And the stories in the musical really center
working together to tell the story – which is really
around relationships, right?
hard to write if you never get to see it. This series
JDS: In a sense, this is a very romantic, traditional
provides that opportunity in a way that I’m not sure
musical. We were inspired by South Pacific, by A
any other organization is really doing.
Midsummer Night’s Dream, in that this is really a
JDS: I can’t think of any.
love story. Just by having the piece be in Cuba, it’s
KN: So it’s an extraordinary opportunity and we’re
already political to some
really grateful for it.
people, but we didn’t want “The one thing you never get
to soapbox any particular
VT: Without giving too much
to do when you do music stand
political agenda.
away, what will be different
CVB: Our goal was not to readings is movement. This series about the show this time
put our personal politics
around?
provides that opportunity in a
into the show, and that’s
JDS: There’s a big part of Act
way that I’m not sure any other
the love story. Love exists
II, when everything hits the
organization is really doing.”
beyond those bounds.
fan—it’s going to be both a
new song, a new sequence,
VT: What originally brought you to Village Theatre? and a new kind of crisis reveal that happens. So for
JDS: We were selected to the National Alliance of
those folks who do remember what went wrong in
Musical Theatre conference, NAMT, and that’s how
Act II for our characters, we’re flipping it on its head
we met the wonderful family here. This is now our
a little bit. It’s going to be really fun.
third time here, and at every stage it’s been just
KN: I’m going to come back to the choreography,
VT: A lot has changed in Cuba in recent years. Has
incremental growth, leaps and bounds of figuring
but there are two key moments when the
this informed your process?
out who these people are, and really wanting them storytelling has always been in the movement,
JDS: We started writing the story five or six years
to feel like they’re living, breathing human beings. and we always have gotten notes from audiences,
ago, and had no idea that all of these massive
The process here has been invaluable for that.
rightfully so, that they don’t understand it or
changes were going to be a part of it. One of the
CVB: Having the opportunity to fail at some idea
they don’t think it works. So this will be the first
subtle premises of the show is that change is
we had – coming back to the room and saying,
opportunity we have to actually test what can be
coming – and in the trips we’ve taken to Cuba, it’s a “Well that didn’t work,” and then fixing that – it’s
explained through movement, how what you
theme that we hear – but nobody knows when that’s exceptionally valuable.
see informs the storytelling. So I think those two
going to be. So when the Obama Administration
moments – I’m not actually going to say because it’ll
announced the normalization of relations, it was a
VT: What is different about the Beta Series from the give too much away – but I think those things will
perfect bookmark in time for us. We got to alter our other developmental work you’ve done here?
become much, much clearer.
timeline to fit actual history.
KN: I just think the Beta Series is the best thing
CVB: And we have a wonderful choreographer,
CVB: What we were excited by was the idea that
ever. It really is an extraordinary opportunity to
Millicent Johnnie, who has done a number of
Cuba is, to us, somewhat time capsuled. There’s a
develop the show, with all the moving parts, and to scholarly works in terms of understanding the
culture that hasn’t been as influenced by American see what’s working and what’s not.
parameters of the culture and the role that dance
and European culture. And being on the precipice of JDS: I mean, this is the first time that we’re seeing
plays in the culture. So we’re really excited to be
that change, the time capsule being broken open so any choreography, which has been an absolutely
working with her on this very particular movement
Cuban culture can freely move about the world and vital component from the beginning. So to have
vocabulary, because it’s unique. We’ve all seen
the world’s culture can freely move about Cuba, it’s that, it’s now another aspect to help us figure out
Cuban movement before, but this, particularly from
such an interesting time. So creating this show, and how to tell the story. And that’s huge.
a spiritual context – I’m really excited about putting
then locking it right there, at the point where the
KN: I’ve been working in new musical development that on the stage and showing that to the world.
capsule is broken – there are amazing stories there, for about 25 years, and the one thing you never
We’re excited. We’re really excited.
and these are the stories we wanted to share.
get to do when you do music stand readings is
JDS: We’re so grateful to be back. It feels like home
movement. Choreography is as much a part of the
now, walking down Front Street and seeing the
storytelling of a musical theatre piece as music is.
mountains. What an incredible place to do what we
And that’s part of what it all is – all the elements
love to do. l
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rom the first chords and cordial
welcome of Pump Boys and
Dinettes, this show feels a little
different from your typical
musical—thanks, largely, to its unusual
origins. Unlike most Broadway hits,
Pump Boys and Dinettes didn’t begin
with the intention of it becoming a
musical, or even landing on the stage.
Instead, it began simply, with two
musicians performing gigs at the lounge
inside The Cattleman restaurant, west of
Grand Central, in order to pay their rent.
The Cattleman was a New York City
steakhouse known as one of the first
theme restaurants, calling itself an “adult
Western restaurant,” where waitresses
wore classic saloon girl attire and
country music set the mood. As such,
Jim Wann, a songwriter/guitarist, and
Mark Hardwick, a piano player/actor,
were hired to entertain the business
crowds with country standards. On
slower nights, the duo would play
original songs written by Wann for
the comic persona that Hardwick was
developing. “Mark came in one night
wearing a matching dark blue twill shirt
and trouser outfit [and] I went out and
bought one just like it,” Wann recalled
for Masterworks Broadway in 2010.
Eventually, the uniforms evolved into
gas station garb, with oval name patches
over the pockets, and the repertoire for
what would become Pump Boys and
Dinettes began to grow. “The Cattleman
management soon grew tired of this
nonsense and showed us the saloon
door,” Wann said. But the show went on.
Before long, Wann and Hardwick had
formed a band, joined by John Foley,
Debra Monk, Cass Morgan, and John
Schimmel. The group, Pump Boys and
Dinettes, launched their musical of
the same name as a dramatization of
the song sets once performed at The
Cattleman. Pump Boys and Dinettes
premiered on Broadway in 1982, with
the six band members in the spotlight
as the ensemble cast of characters you’ll
meet today, pumping gas, serving coffee,
and singing about the simpler things.
The musical snagged a Tony nomination
for Best Musical, as well as four
Drama Desk Award nominations,
running for over a year before
productions spread to London
and Chicago.
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and allow yourself to
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swept into
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of fishin’
and farmer
tans, far
away from
the chaos
of city
life—just as
these songs
were meant
to do from
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beginning.
REFLECTIONS ON KIDSTAGE
BY MICHAEL KRENNING
Village Theatre KIDSTAGE is hard at work during the summer
months, and this year was no exception. With fully-produced
SummerStock and Summer Independent shows taking place
in Issaquah and Everett, 600 students took advantage of the
many opportunities to perform, produce, and grow. Though
I’m now busy finishing a degree at Western Washington
University, I spent many summers on stage in the
Summer Independent productions of Assassins,
Children of Eden, and Catch Me If You Can. I
also performed in the KIDSTAGE and Village
Originals co-production of Hello! My Baby this
past winter. Summer Independent, which this
year staged 9 to 5 and Sweeney Todd, is an
entirely student-produced show where tuition is
paid through volunteering and service at Village
Theatre–making the experience accessible for
kids from all backgrounds. It’s uplifting to spend the
summer surrounded by peers, knowing that the creative
team is learning just as much as the performers.
The KIDSTAGE motto is “Skills for theatre, skills for life.” It’s
something I didn’t take to heart until I had ended my time
there—but it is absolutely true. You may have also heard “the
world is a stage,” and I think that is what the KIDSTAGE motto
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is trying to make poignant. A good actor listens and reacts
entirely in the moment without any manufacturing; it should
all feel organic even if it has been rehearsed numerous times.
Confidence in your ability to be present on stage, to completely
listen in to the band and your fellow actors, is a skill I learned
in KIDSTAGE that has transformed the way I respond
to life outside of the theatre as well. The mentors
I've found through theatre have taught me to live
an organic, genuine life where I take personal
responsibility for my choices.
Our communities are lucky to have an
organization that works hard to see kids
become the best performers, artists, leaders,
and genuine people they can be. There are so
many factors in our everyday lives that suppress
our inner-self and tell us, “You’re not good enough.”
KIDSTAGE helped show me my worth. Through
KIDSTAGE, I was shown how much I could grow and learn to
believe in a version of me that loves others and loves himself.
I know that this compassion will continue to be fostered at
KIDSTAGE, and I hope others will be able to share in the joy
and growth I got out of this program.
Above: Michael as Frank Abagnale, Jr. in Catch Me If You Can. Photo by Jean Johnson.
Board of Directors
Bruce Wanta, President
Heather Goff, Past President
Leigh Kraft, Treasurer
Beth Meidinger, Secretary
Derek Watanabe, Vice
President, Board Development
Dan Anderson
Jeffrey Decker
Chuck Dennis
Amy Gibart
Lissa Griffith
D. Edward Jones
Lynn Juniel
ROBB HUNT (Executive
Lynnda Kilpatrick
Jill Klinge
Gary Kneepkens
Twyla Lucas
Gerald Magnani
Lisa McQueen
Bill McSherry
Amy Murray
J. Patrick Ostrander
Kevin Pazaski
Matt Poischbeg
John Seethoff
Ann Thornton
Judy Yu
Village Theatre Staff
ROBB HUNT Executive Producer
STEVE TOMKINS Artistic Director
ARTISTIC STAFF
BOX OFFICE
FINANCE & HR
Brandon Ivie, Associate Artistic Director
Tim Symons, Resident Music Director
Tucker Goodman, Artistic Administrator
Jennifer Mello, Box Office Manager,
Issaquah
Jennifer Nightingale Myers, Box Office
Manager, Everett
Victoria Quayle, Box Office Asst. Manager,
Issaquah
Jeremy Dunn, Box Office Asst. Manager,
Everett
Tracie Lukasiewicz, Lead Audience
Services Representative, Issaquah
Ashley Pempiet, Lead Audience Services
Representative, Everett
Judy Colter, Bea Fox, Griffin Freese,
Audience Services Representatives,
Issaquah
Joanna Aponte, Ethan Ditto,
Nathan Smith, Audience Services
Representatives, Everett
Diane Wright, Director of Finance
Talie Johnson-Marghani, Payroll and
Accounting Specialist
Kelly Haskins, Accounting Associate
Angela Newton, Senior Accounting
Associate
Patrick Ostrander, Administrative
Assistant, Issaquah
PRODUCTION
Jay Markham, Production Manager
Kelly Kassir, Assistant Production
Manager
Kayla Duncan, Production Coordinator
Jessica Spencer, Casting Director &
Company Manager
Bradley C. Bixler, Technical Director,
Issaquah
Andre Burman, Adam Michard, Assistant
Technical Directors, Scenery
Stacey Garrett, Stage Operations
Supervisor
Brent Warwick, Resident Sound Designer/
Master Sound Engineer
Haley Parcher, Master Sound Engineer,
Everett
Taylor Whitmire, Master Electrician,
Issaquah
Paul Sharp, Master Electrician, Everett
Kate Takata, Sam Izenman, Josie
Hankins, Steven Coney, Staff Electrician
Patrick Sherman, Master Carpenter
Jason Tribby, Jon West, Mark Zetterberg,
Lead Carpenters
Jeffrey Whitman Taylor, Justin Spaethe,
Master Stage Carpenter
Nick Heggestad, Props Manager
Tommy Price, Lead Properties Carpenter
Kiera Bunch, Lead Properties Artisan
Julia B. Franz, Master Scenic Artist
Rachele Wirrick, Jennifer Blazek, Lead
Scenic Artists
Eve von Bleyle, Key Scenic Artist
Esther Garcia, Costume Shop Manager
Jennee Leavitt, Costume Shop Assistant
Brynne McKeen, Costume Design
Assistant
Andrea Herman, Cutter/Draper
Beth Gilroy, Tailor
Samantha Shields, Crafts
Karen Mears, Wardrobe Master, Everett
Heather Andress, Wardrobe Master,
Issaquah
Douglas Decker, Wig Master
DEVELOPMENT
Frank Stilwagner, Director of Development
Jeannine Clarke, Development Manager
Bobbi Kotula, Individual Giving Manager
Megan Adams, Individual Giving Manager,
Youth Education
Aileen Forde, Annual Fund Manager,
Everett
Merrill Matheson, Development Associate
Sue Short, Development Assistant
Marion Skalley, Community Relations
Coordinator, Everett
Chris Holden, Direct Fundraising & Sales
Manager
Sara Behrman, Grant Writing Services
MARKETING
Jamie Lilly, Director of Marketing
Cathan Bordyn, Marketing Manager
Kelsi Lindus, Communications Manager
Lyndsey San Sebastian, Digital Media
Manager
Chris Holden, Direct Fundraising & Sales
Manager
Jana Rekosh, Advertising & Publications
Associate
Michael Krenning, Marketing Intern
OPERATIONS
Erica Weir, General Manager, Everett
Performing Arts Center
Robert Russell, House/Facilities Manager
Debbie Hinton, Marilyn Israel, Shannon
Russell, Ray Lapine, Susan Hansen,
Assistant House Managers, Issaquah
Chris Miles, House/Rental Coordinator,
Everett
Kathleen Podoll, Nora Linderoth, Jeffrey
Aney, House Managers, Everett
Patrick Kenekeo, Meredith Carle, Amanda
Ross, Lobby Attendants, Issaquah
Jeffrey Aney, Andee Hansen, Sarah
Nightingale, Lobby Attendants, Everett
Mike Tran, Development and Finance
Assistant
YOUTH EDUCATION
Kati Nickerson, Director of Youth
Education & Community Outreach
Suzie C. Bixler, KIDSTAGE Programs
Manager, Issaquah
Kayla Walker, Institute Manager, Issaquah
Janet Cole Hamilton, KIDSTAGE Education
& Outreach Manager, Issaquah
Ruthann Tacher, KIDSTAGE Registrar &
Coordinator, Issaquah
Angela Linder, Youth Education
Administrator, Everett
Joel Arpin, KIDSTAGE Production
Coordinator, Issaquah
Aaron Alonso, KIDSTAGE Production
Manager, Everett
Maurianna Zingarelli, Interim KIDSTAGE
Education Manager, Everett
Ayana Uriu, Site Coordinator, The Cope
Gillette Theatre, Everett
KIDSTAGE INSTRUCTORS
Kiki Abba, Megan Adams, Benjamin
Bentler, Eric Ankrim, Zach Adair, Marisol
Best, Lindsay Kujawa-Barr, Suzie C. Bixler,
Sarah Bordenet, Cathan Bordyn, Kasha
Browning, Jim Blackett, Karissa Bryant,
Lisa Buettner, Ryan Childers, Janet Cole
Hamilton, Molli Corcoran, Casey Craig,
Daniel Cruz, Tony Curry, Heather Dacany,
Taryn Darr, Kasey Davis, Chris DiStefano,
Ann Evans, Lisa Finkral, Melissa Fleming,
Matt Giles, Justin Huertas, Kristen
Holland-Bohr, Eric P. Jensen, David
Johnson, Danny Kam, Lindsey Larson,
Matthew Lawerence, Chelsea LeValley,
Alayne Levine, Jessica Low, Lindsay
Lucas, Sheady Manning-Bruce, Michael
Matlock, Ellen McLain, Nancy McIntosh,
Eric Mulholland, Stephanie Merrow,
Lisa Nathans, Taylor Niemeyer, Kati
Nickerson, Michael Nutting, Julie Olsen,
Taylor Pedroza, Patrick Phillips, Makaela
Pollock, Adam Quillian, Harry Richardson,
Tanesha Ross, Faith Russell, Heath
Saunders, Kelsey Schergen, Hannah
Schuerman, Ben Skubi, Jonathan Shue,
Katy Tabb, R.J. Tancioco, Julia Thornton,
Megan Tyrell, Pamela Turpen, Kathryn
Van Meter, Joel Waage, Kayla Walker, Eia
Waltzer, Erica Weir, Matt Wolfe, Amberlee
Williams, Nathan Young, Maurianna
Zingarelli
Producer) helped found
Village Theatre in 1979
and has been involved as
producer for the theatre
ever since. Robb was an
avid performer for many
years with experience as
a principal actor and dancer in several Puget
Sound theatre companies. With a background
in business, Robb was a strong hand as a
consultant in the field of Arts Management;
several of his clients included The 5th Avenue,
the Metropolitan Museum, Seattle Repertory
Theatre, Seattle Symphony, The Museum of
Flight, The Carnegie, and San Francisco
Museum of Modern Art. Robb is dedicated to
commissioning and developing musicals and
has been the driving force in the inclusion of
new musicals in Village Theatre programming.
He has collaborated on the creation of
productions such as Eleanor, Next To Normal,
The Ark, and Making Tracks. Village Theatre
has become an active member of the National
Alliance for Musical Theatre, and Robb has
served on its New Works committee and on
the Board of Directors. He has also served as
a peer panelist and evaluator for the National
Endowment for the Arts (NEA).
STEVE TOMKINS
(Artistic Director) began
his active professional
arts career in Seattle in
1972, as a member of
The Empty Space’s acting
company. He has been
the artistic director at
Village Theatre for the past 20 years. Prior to
his time here, he was the artistic director at
Civic Light Opera for several years. As a
director and choreographer, Steve’s regional
work has been seen at The Arkansas
Repertory Theatre, The Arizona Theatre
Company, Seattle Repertory Theatre, ACT, and
TAG. For seven years, Steve staged and
choreographed production shows with Greg
Thompson Productions. He has directed and
choreographed numerous productions at
Village Theatre, including: Grease, The Mystery
of Edwin Drood, Joseph…, The Ark, Annie,
West Side Story, Peter Pan, La Cage Aux
Folles, Oklahoma!, Damn Yankees, How to
Succeed…, South Pacific, Play It By Heart, The
Music Man, CATS, Hello, Dolly!, EVITA, Bye Bye
Birdie, …Jersey, The King and I, AIDA, Disney’s
Beauty and the Beast, Stunt Girl, Chasing
Nicolette, Meet Me in St. Louis, 42nd Street,
Anne of Green Gables, Iron Curtain, Annie Get
Your Gun, The Producers, Big River, Chicago,
Les Misérables, Funny Girl, Mary Poppins, No
Way To Treat A Lady, and Billy Elliot.
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Sponsor Spotlights
D O N AT E T O D AY
Mail to: Village Theatre
303 Front Street N., Issaquah WA 98027
YES, I (we) wish to contribute
$
to benefit Village Theatre.
United Airlines® has been a committed partner of
Village Theatre. Thanks in large part to the generous
support of United, Village Theatre has been able to
spread its wings and attract nationally-recognized
performers, designers, and directors to our stages.
United and Village Theatre have a unique partnership
and mission—both are able to transport us to exotic,
magical destinations through the excitement of
travel and the power of live theatre. Village Theatre
sincerely appreciates the invaluable contributions it
receives from United.
Date of Gift
Name(s)
Address
City/State/Zip
Day Phone
Evening Phone
Email
Ways To Give
Name as it should appear in Village Theatre programs
Or I wish to be an anonymous donor.
PAYMENT OPTIONS
Enclosed is a check payable to Village Theatre.
Please charge my credit card in full.
Please charge my credit card:
Monthly
Quarterly
Bi-Annually
Other
I would like to make a gift of stock.
(Please be sure to notify us so we can allocate your
gift to your account)
CREDIT CARD INFORMATION
Visa
Locally owned and operated,
Redmond’s Bar and Grill is
nestled in the heart of historic
downtown Redmond. Our menu is
built from fresh, local and organic
ingredients allowing us to serve
great quality food. Redmond’s
Bar and Grill is a proud supporter
of the local arts and our community. We delight in
supporting Village Theatre by providing catering for
many theatre events each year. Visit Redmond’s Bar
and Grill for date night or weekend brunch. Planning
your next gathering? Feel free to contact Redmond’s
Catering to help create your next event. Cheers!
MasterCard
American Express
Card Number
Expiration Date
CID #
Name on card (please print)
Signature
STOCK TRANSFER
I have instructed my broker to transfer ______ sh.
of __________________________________ stock
to Village Theatre’s account at Fidelity Investments
DTC # 0226, Account #Z72 - 303518,
VILLAGE THEATRE, Attn: Robb Hunt.
Village Theatre’s Annual Fund supports our
Mainstage productions, the new works program
Village Originals, and our Youth Education and
Outreach programming. There are many ways
that you can support our efforts to ensure that
present and future audiences experience the
musical excitement and artistic excellence of
Village Theatre.
VILLAGE ORIGINALS MEMBERSHIP: Village
Originals Members are the only people
guaranteed admission to the Annual Festival of
New Musicals. As a member, you will be the first
to experience every new musical we work on,
and will receive discounted tickets to our new
Beta Series. “Research and development” has
never been this much fun!
INDIVIDUAL GIVING: Donations enable us to
achieve the level of excellence that you have
come to expect. By donating to our Annual Fund,
you will play a part in every aspect of Village
Theatre. You will also receive unique benefits to
enhance your musical theatre experience.
VILLAGE GUARDIANS: When considering a
planned gift, start by asking how you want to
benefit Village Theatre, yourself, and others.
While including Village Theatre in your will is
often simple to arrange, you should always
seek the advice and guidance of your attorney,
accountant, or other appropriate advisor.
CORPORATE GIVING: By joining our team
of corporate partners, your business will
receive prominent recognition, promotional
opportunities, and entertainment benefits
that demonstrate your community leadership.
Corporate sponsorships take several forms with
opportunities at many levels. These include
the sponsorship of performances, support for
education and outreach, and special events.
SPECIAL EVENTS: Please save the date: Sing It
Forward, our benefit to support Village Theatre's
Youth Education and Outreach Program, will
be held October 15, 2016 in Issaquah and
November 19, 2016 in Everett. On the Town with
Village Theatre, our Annual Auction and Gala,
will be held on May 20, 2017.
Village Theatre, located in Issaquah and
Everett, is registered with Washington State's
Charities Program as required by law. Additional
information is available at (800) 332-4483 and
sos.wa.gov/charities.
UP NEXT AT VILLAGE THEATRE!
ADDITIONAL GIVING OPTIONS
My company will match my gift.
My company will match volunteer hours.
Name of company
Matching form enclosed.
Matching will be done online.
Please contact me about planned giving.
CLIP & MAIL
Please contact me about Village Theatre’s
Endowment.
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CONTACT FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Frank Stilwagner, Director of Development at
(425) 392-1942 x111 or go to our website
www.villagetheatre.org/donate
ISSAQUAH Nov 10 - Dec 31, 2016
EVERETT Jan 6 - 29, 2017
30+ Year Subscribers
A special thank you goes out to the following people, who have been Subscribing at Village Theatre for 30 or more years without
missing a single season.
Nick & Jeanne Aldrich
Dan & Portia Anderson
Nancy P. Anderson
Nancy Bailey
Mrs. Eva Bair
James & Gladys Baxter
Mrs. Susie Belcher
Larry & Anna Berglind
Robert & Gwendolyn Blough
Robert & Jacklyn Brett
Douglas & Debbie Brown
Harry & Pauline Buhler
Sandy & Peter S. Burr
Chris & Geri Carlson
E. Anne Carr
Jeff & Kathleen Coffler
Michael & Cynthia Coleman
Heidi Cook & Richard Dworkis
Barb & Randy Coplen
Robert & Mary E. Culp
Karen & Jason Dahners
Mario & Linda DiPasquale
Michael & Beverly Doleac
Peter Dunphy
Carol Lynn & Eugene H. Eads
Marcie Easterlin
Craig & Noma Edwards
Jane Emerson
Al & Lana Finegold
Frances Nanette Finelli
Jerry Ann Finstad
Doris H. Gaudette
Frank & Jan Ghosn
Judy K. Giaudrone
Julius & Loretta R. Gommi
Marcia Green
Diane Grignon
Myrna L. Hackney
Clark & Esther Hall
Paul & Marguerite Harvey
Jim & Alice Haskin
Steven J. Hazlerig
Wayne & Deborah Hill
Rowan & Barbara Hinds
Steven & Carla Hoffman
Margaret Hunt
Robb & Kathy Hunt
Joyce L. Johnson
Robert & Diane Jones
Melinda A. Lee
Maximus Leone
Michael & Cheri Levy
Sandra Lindstrom
Jacqueline & Robert Lee Malone
Cynthia O. Matin
Janine & Scott McKorkle
Lynn G. Meyer
Kathleen Mitchell
Linda & William Morrell
Richard & Linda Mortensen
Eric & Georgia Mosher
Beth Moursund
Mr. Ron Muffett
Marvel Mullikin
Barbara K. Munson
D. Gerald Mutter
Laurie & James P. Needham
Ka Nelson
William & Janet Nelson
Barbara Nilson
James & Shirleann Nold
Ms. Valerie L. Parker
Ken & Ann K. Passe
Maggie & Clint Pehrson
Janette Peterson
Christine H. Pickles
Mary Jo & Indru Primlani
James & Sandi Reed
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Reinhardsen
James & Betty Rice
Shirley & Howard E. Richmond Jr.
Peter & Naomi Rimbos
Ralph & Jacqueline Risdal
John & Pat Robarge
Dennis & Joanne A. Roehl
Gaylen E. Roseburg
Lori & Frank Roth
Janet Shadle
Jean B. Smith
Darlene Staats
Karen W. Stapleton
Darryl & Kathy I. Stephison
Mr. Phillip Stettler
Stephen & Susan Sullivan
Edward N. Tinoco
Louise M. Tolle
Winston & Darlene Tom
Ms. Joanne Tucker
Mr. Eugene H. Usui
Karen & Michael Van Schoiack
Patrick & Janis Walsh
Bob & Kathie Ward
Al & Joan Waters
Laurence & Darlene Weatherly
Jack & Elaine Webber
Larry & Mary Weeks
Ernest & Sherran Whatley
Greg & Cheryl White
Suzanne Wiggins-Ackerson &
Gerald Ackerson
Colleen Williams
Jerald & Judy Williams
Stephen & Lynda Wimbush
Fran Wimer
Cliff and Laura Wood
Marjorie & Bob Yeats
We sincerely apologize for any names we
have misspelled or inadvertently omitted
from our subscriber list. Please direct concerns to Jamie Lilly at (425) 392-1942 x140
or [email protected]
Corporate, Foundation, and Government Donors
Village Theatre gratefully acknowledges the following corporations, foundations, and government agencies that contributed to our annual fund between
August 3, 2015 – August 3, 2016. Their support of Village Theatre has helped us maintain our commitment to artistic excellence.
$50,000 to $99,999
Apex Foundation
ArtsFund
The Boeing Company
The Boeing Company Gift Matching Program
Issaquah Arts Commission
Microsoft Corporation
Microsoft Corporation Matching Gifts
Program
$25,000 to $49,999
4Culture
American Endowment Foundation /
Benevity Community Impact Fund (DAF)
City of Everett Lodging & Tax Fund
City of Issaquah
Kimbia / The K Foundation
Lombardi's Italian Restaurants
Microsoft Corporation Matching Gifts
Program (DAF)
National Endowment for the Arts
Northwest Theatre News
Pogacha of Issaquah
Rowley Properties
The Shubert Foundation
Snohomish County Hotel-Motel Tax Fund
$10,000 to $24,999
Black Label IT
DCG ONE
FINS Bistro
Sea-Lect Plactics Corporation
Seattle Foundation
Spectrum Controls, Inc.
United Airlines
U.S. Bank Foundation
Wells Fargo Private & Commercial Bank
$5,000 to $9,999
Bellevue Arts Commission
Brent's Fund for Disabilities of the
Nysether Family Foundation
Countryside Floral & Garden
Everett Bone & Joint (EBJ)
Everett Cultural Commission
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund (DAF)
Klein Honda
McLeod Construction
Redmond's Bar & Grill
SanMar & Lake Washington Partners
Schools Out Washington
Schwab Charitable (DAF)
TechSoup.org
Tulalip Tribes Charitable Contributions
Wells Fargo Foundation
$2,500 to $4,999
Clark Nuber P.S.
Coastal Community Bank
Greenfield Advisors
Holland America Line Inc
Morgan Fund at Seattle Foundation
Nordstrom Matching Gifts Program
Rotary Club of Issaquah Foundation
Thrivent Financial Foundation
Washington State Arts Commission
Washington Trust Bank
$1,000 to $2,499
AT&T Foundation Matching Gift Program
Boehm's Candies & Chocolates
Graham & Peggy Crow - Graham Crow
Benefit Auctions
eQuality Images
Everett Tire & Automotive
Flying Pie Pizzeria
Greater Dansas City Community
Foundation (DAF)
Harbour Pointe Orthodontics
IBM Corporation Matching Grants Program
John R. Liu - Eastside Pediatric Dental Group
Leamon Group, Inc
Kathryn Lerner - Windermere Real Estate
Lester & Bernice Smith Foundation
Morgan Stanley Charitable Spending
The Seatons' Carpentry Shop LLC
Temcov Foundation
T-Mobile Gift Matching Program (DAF)
US Bancorp Foundation Gift Matching
Vanguard Charitable Donor Advised Fund
(DAF)
Anonymous
$500 to $999
Air Van Group
Bank of America Matching Gifts Program
Dennis B Goldstein & Assoc PS
Gamut360
Give with Liberty Employee Donations
Graham & Peggy Crow - Graham Crow
Benefit Auctions
Lamoureux Real Estate
Mitchell Artist Management
Barbara Row Munson Vocal Coach
PepsiCo Foundation Gift Matching Program
Karen Sparks
William M. Zingarelli, PS, Attorney at Law
$250 to $499
Ask Granny Geek
Amazon Smile Foundation
Coca Cola Refreshments Matching Gifts
(DAF)
Craft Architects PLLC
Larry & Beverly Alves / Innervisions
Medtronic Foundation Volunteer Grant
Program
True Martial Arts
Anonymous
$100 to $249
Aetna Foundation Matching Grants
Auclair Winery
Capri Cellars
Eli Lilly & Co Foundation Matching Gifts
Program
The Everett Norwegian Male Chorus
General Mills Foundation Gift-Matching
Program
Marguerite Casey Foundation Matching
Gift Program
Michelman Insurance Group, Inc
Shell Oil Company Foundation Matching
Gifts Program
Small Dog Studios
Sound Spring Inc
Thrivent Choice
Timberrr Tree Service
Whitepages, Inc, Matching Gift Program
Up to $99
Alderwood Psychological Services
Amante Pizza & Pasta
Buck's American Cafe
Craving Cajun Grill
El Paraiso Mexican Grill
Michael Flood - Mountain Sound
Front Street Market
GE Foundaton Matching Gifts Program
Goodshop
The Home Depot Matching Gift Program
Major League Pizza
The New Mexicans
Packaging Specialties
Petite Sweet Bakery & Cafe
QFC
RealNetworks Foundation Matching Gifts
Program
Romio's Pizza & Pasta
Safeway on Broadway
Safeway on Rucker
The Sisters Restaurant
Sol Food Bar & Grill
Symetra Matching Funds Program
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Individual Donors
Village Theatre would like to thank our generous individual Annual Fund donors and those who supported the programs served by our Annual Fund: Mainstage, Village
Originals, and Youth Education. Your contributions make our season possible. Thank you! Names listed reflect gifts made between August 3, 2015 – August 3, 2016.
$50,000 and up
Bruce and Jolene McCaw
- Apex Foundation
Anonymous (1)
$25,000 to $49,999
Mary Pigott
Bruce & Peggy Wanta
$15,000 to $24,999
Bob & Ann Christensen
Gail & Godfrey
Holmstrom
Twyla & Tom Lucas
Joan & the late
Craig M. Watjen
Anonymous (1)
$10,000 to $14,999
Dr. Richard &
Bonnie Cavell
Dennis & Deborah
DeYoung
Pam Foster & Liz Austin
Fund
Steven J. Hazlerig
Diann & Gary Hitzel
Ellen McDermott &
Scott Charney
William & Kristen
McSherry
James E. "Jim" &
Patsy Nelson
Phyllis Schaeffer
John & Dorcy Seethoff
Chris & Kristina Shaffer
Jay & Suzy Wakefield
Anonymous (3)
$7,500 to $9,999
Gary & Marilyn
Kneepkens
Kathy & Bob Lovejoy
Valorie & Larry Osterman
Rodger & Margo Shute
Bradley & Rebecca Taylor
Allen & Janice Wiesen
$5,000 to $7,499
Dan & Portia Anderson
Jeff & Kathi Coffler
Lisa & Kevin Conner
Jeff Decker CWS /
D.A. Davidson & Co
Buz & Sandy de Cillia
Chico & Nellie Diaz
The Emans Family
Doris Gaudette
Michael & Jennifer
Godsey
Heather & Doug Goff
Gerald & Joanne Herber
Kim & Stacy Johnson
Steve & Carol Klein
Bobbi Kotula
Lynn G. Meyer
Beth Moursund
National Philanthropic
Trust UBS Donor
Advised Fund
Tim & Lisa Nunn
Maggie & Clint Pehrson
Christopher Peterson &
Mark Wert
Jeanette & Joe Piott
Edward & Bunny
Renouard
Karl Ritzau &
Taletta Wibmer
John Sager
Tom & Cathy Saxton
Jim & Sue Selis
Ed Short
Richal & Karen Smith
Doug & Alison Suttles
Dr. Michael &
Peggy Swistak
Ann & Greg Thornton
The Toland Family
Louise M. Tolle
Ernie & Sherran Whatley
Anonymous (2)
$3,000 to $4,999
The Alhadeff Family
Charitable Foundation
Loch Anderson & Allyn
Perkins
Rich Baker & Diane
Jenkins
Stephanie Bayne &
$1,000 to $1,999
Megan & Seth Adams • Phyllis & Donald Adams • Michael Amend & Jeff Ashley • Amento
Family • Fran Anderson • Thomas N. & Christina E. Anderson • Ernie & Pam Ankrim • Jeri &
Dan Arndt • Bob & Clodagh Ash • Fred & Patricia Auch • The Barr Family • Bob & Paula Barta
• Dan & Judy Bartelheimer • Humble Bee Books - Matt & Sandy Bench • Katherine Benusa &
Randy Bonsen • Alex & Heather Berry • Shawn & Amanda Bice • Lee L. Boeckstiegel • Martin &
Brenda Boothroyd • Catherine K. Boshaw • Jodi & Jay Bowlden • Daniel Brager • Marvin & Lisa
Brashem • Duane & Anita Campbell • Kathleen Campbell • Dallas & Susan Carleton • Chee &
Christine Chew • Aaron & Núria Coe • Michael & Cynthia Coleman • Gary & Consuelo Corbett
• Jim & Jana Cushman • Bill & Patty DeGroodt • Bostopher Gill • Keith & Elizabeth Dimorier
• Darrel & Nancy Dochow • Martha Douglas • Lisa & Mark Dowdle • Susann & Don Edmond
• Greg & Alicia Erickson • Ralph & Mary Etter • Joyce Farley • Al & Diana Favre • Elsa & Joe
Fleck • Dan & Kim Foster • Robert Franklin • Carter & Marilyn French • J.D. & Judy Gaffney •
Ray & Niki Gagner • Marilla L. Gemmer • Amy Gibart • Martin Gibbins and Paula Crockett •
Sue Gilberd • Paul & Elizabeth Gilbert • Guen & Andrew Goossen • Dick & Jan Gram • Scott
Greenwood & Melissa Conerly • Jim & Patty Groves • Bob Hallberg & Diane Southworth • Carrie
& Daniel Hamm • Deb & Tod Harrick • Paul & Margi Harvey • Janice Henning • Jerry and Helga
Hilson • Bruce & Emily Howard • Jan-Olov & Hanna Johansson • Eric & Andrea Johnson • Jean
Johnson • William & Regina Jones • Barbara & Jim Joyce • Lynn Juniel & Jason Weil • John &
Shelly Kacergis • Michael & Priscilla Kaufmann • Harry & Elizabeth Keast • Pauline Kennard •
Duncan A. Kirk • Lisa A. Kroese & Jeffrey S. Barnes • Jim & Sherry Ladd • Ed & Dawn Lee •
Charlotte Lin & Robert Porter • Ken & Darlene Lowe • The Lumia Family • Terry Lundeen • Louis
& Joegil Lundquist • Stephen & Ellen Lutz • William H. Lycette, PhD • Gary & Molly Madson •
Tom & Joanne Manion • Patti Marsh & the Late Jerry Marsh • Duane & Lois Matthews • David
& Colleen Mayer • McCarthy Family • Will & Karen McMahan • Gwen Mehra • John & Garrett
Menzik • Lorraine & Barry Mercer • Nancy & Brad Meyers • Irwin & Iryna Michelman • Microsoft
Corporation Matching Gifts Program (DAF) • Sukey & Bob Miller • Don & Maxine Miller • Kyle
& Julie Miller • Raymond Miller • Ted & Maxine Misselwitz • Sterling Morris • Kati Nickerson &
William Zingarelli • In Memory of Henry Gilmore • Barbara Nilson • Jean Nye • Pam Oyanagi &
Dwayne Myers • G. Ronald & Deborah Payne • Wendy A. Pegelow • Llew, Gail, & Anson Phillips
• Shirley Phinney & Debra Hagen • William & Brittany Rall • Bill Ramos & Sarah Perry • Frank
Rasmussen • Linda Reid • Onti & Morris Rosen • Al Rousseau • In Memory of Denise A.
Schramke • Steven & Teresa Serex • Albert J. & Claudia Serpas • Sue Short • Christine Shuken
• Grant & Nancy Silvernale • John & Laura Smiley • Peggy & Greg Smith • Nancy Somerville &
Robert Burton • Robert and Marilyn Springgay • Peter B. & Carol Stewart • Stephen St. George
• Frank Stilwagner & Kurt Dery • Kim L. Stocking • Michael & Sabrina Suttles • Andy & Linda
Symons • Bill & Katie Teplicky • Gifford Thomas • Trudy Tobiason • Steve & Wendy Tomkins • P.
Ray Townsend • William & Marilyn Vaughn • The Vincentis • Laura Wall • Wally & Donna Walsh
• Keith Watts • Clay & Hap Wertheimer • Jeremie M. Wilkins • Fred & Mary Williams • Pudda
Wilson • Lynda & Steve Wimbush • Aaron & Wendy Winsor • Fred & Jean Wood • Ali & Rob Wood
• Tobi & Christie Zielinski • Anonymous (6)
$500 to $999
Gail & Ray Abplanalp • Carl & Shannon Agne • David & Gay Allais • Judith P. Allen • Marsha
Allgire • Eric & Susan Amsberry • Don & Becky Anderson • The Anderson Family • Charlie & Jane
Anderson • Molly & Pete Anderson • Del & Linda Armstrong • Hunter & Linda Bachand • Jim &
Charmaine Baker • John D. Baker • Michael R. Barclay • Frank & Billie Jo Barker • Susan Barrett
& Rick Meeder • The Bartletts - Mike & Janet • Jacque Beamer • Susan & Ronald Bean • Regan
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Thorsten Ganz
Jeff & Inga Beehler
Brett & Sue Bentsen
Fred & Lois Bereswill
John & Merrily Berg
Christopher & Geraldine
Carlson
Sandra B. Chivers
Saundra Cope &
Walt Gillette
Daniela Ferdico &
Bruce Cech
Leigh & Matt Flor
Lissa & John Griffith
Barbara Howell
Robb & Kathy Hunt
Gary Long &
Rudolph Saavedra
Shawn Magraw
Amy & Carl Murray
Debbie & Pat Ostrander
Matt & Wendy Poischbeg
Tom & Marion Skalley
Kristina & Ryan Steffen
Tim Timidaiski
Barb & Larry Traaen
Tom & Connie Walsh
Tony & Cathy Wise
Judy Yu & Clay Hall
$2,000 to $2,999
Richard & Marianne
Anderson
Michael Bauer
Chad Bentsen & Kristen
Allen-Bentsen
Paul & Diane Birkeland
Deborah Buccola
Steve Connelly &
Pam Nordquist
Drs. Linnea Peterson &
John Corman
Mark & Linda D'Amato
Rita M. Daubenspeck
Kerry W. Davis
Carol & Laurent Delsuc
David & Patricia Dierst
James & Krista Ferguson
Paul Fortner Family
Wayne & Bev Freese
Faye & Richard Gillett
Dale & Sandra Griffith
Myrna Hackney
Norma Haines
National Philanthropic
Trust UBS Donor
Advised Fund
Debra L. Henry
Harold & Mary Frances
Hill
Tom & Carol Hogan
George & Carol Holser
Robert & Diane Jandl
Mitzi Johanknecht &
Maureen Warren
Barbara & Jim Kenney
John & Lynnda Kilpatrick
Eric & Nancy Kittleson
Eric & Erin LaFrance
Duane & Sharon Larson
Tim and Nicole Longpre
Duncan & Elizabeth
MacRae
Gerald & Patricia
Magnani
Jon McKenzie
Dianne McMullin
Beth & Kevin Meidinger
Robert & Claudia Nelson
Jim & Denise Ohlfs
Kevin & Kathy Pazaski
Gregg & Shelley Percich
Mikel Poulsen
Kelly & Christi Price
Rick and Sharon Reuter
Tom & Kim Sawers
DeWayne & Judy Sennett
Judith & Ben Simmons
Gwendolyn King
James & Barbara
Stapper
Barry & Amy Stoddard
Dan Sweeney
George & Marie Taylor
Edward Thomas
Todd & Kathy Thull
Edith & David Tully
Anne & Derek Watanabe
John & Marta Wohlfarth
Joella Yoder
Brian R. Yorkey
Anonymous (2)
Joy Bennett • Sterling & Nadine Bentsen • Jim & Lee Berry • Jim & Chris Berry • Keri & Michael
Binsacca • Ken Bishop (Whidbey Island!) • Steve Bolliger & Candace Smith • Angela Bolton •
Norm & Joyce Bottenberg • Terry & Mark Brashem • Mark & Heather Bratton • Audrey Bridgham
• Milton & Donna Bronsdon • Heather & Tom Brookins • Doug & Debbie Brown • William &
Teresa Burrows • Jack & Debbie Calderon • Hugh & Ann Carr • Dennis & Aline Caulley • Linda
Cheung • Kim & Perry Clarke • John & Ann Collier • Ross & Laura Comer • Lane & Renee
Corry • Bill & Carole Cote • Helen & Lauren Countryman • Janet Cullor • Chuck & Julia Cutting
• Thomas & Lynn Daniels • Pam Daniels • Roger & Patricia Darling • Bob Davidson & Chris
Hill • Gordon & Tanya Davis • Ron DeChene & Robert Hovden • Marcia & Michael Delabarre
• Chuck Dennis • Steve & Kathy Dennis • Jim & Mary Deviny • Sally & Glen Dillon • Grandma
Patty • Steven Dow • Sherrill Dryden & Dennis Griffiths • Alan Dunkin • Dick & Shirley Earl •
Marcie Easterlin • Jack & Jeanne Fankhauser • Kristy Fassio • Michelle Feder & Lewis Malakoff
• Junko & Glen Ferguson • Alex & Joyce Ferkovich • Al & Lana Finegold • Bill & Katie Finley •
Gale & Dee Flake • Richard & Mary Ann Flanders • Makoto & Charlene Fletcher • Force Realty
• Brian & Windy Foster • Tom Foster • Deborah Freng & Joseph Decuir • Pete & Jim • Ethel C.
Geniesse • Boyd & Ann Givan • Jim & Sue Goss • Susan Green & Geoff Stensland • Randy &
Denise Gritton • Micah Grotte • Dave & Mary Guyer • Steve & CJ Hadden • Doug & Carol Hadley
• Hagemann Family • The Halgren Family • John & Beverly Hastig • Liz & Don Healy • Joshua
& Jennifer Heard • Lynn & Brant Henshaw • Brett Herner • Dr. Wayne & Deborah Hill • Summer
Hilliard & Jeff Pebley • Cynthia & Steve Holmberg • Gary & Patty Hope • Polly Hopkins • Kristin
& Michael Houle • Gwen & Randy Houser • Neil Hoyt & Donald Jenny • Brandi & Jerry Huang •
Shirley Huang & Tate Eith • William & Jean Hurt • Joel Ivey & Sheyrl Murdock • Mark Jennings
• Kris & Fred Jessett • Roy & Geri Johnson • Sunshine & Jerrod Kapus • Barbara & Jeffrey
King • Sally Anne Kinsey • John Kohlsaat • Cathy Krug & Erik Lundberg • Sandy L. Lambert •
Michael & Allison Larsen • Ander Larson • Mrs. Virginia G Lillie • Eric & Melissa Lockard • Mark
Dreke & Kerri Lonergan-Dreke • Bill & Kelli Loughrin • Wendy MacDonald • Marcia Magoon •
Michele Martin • Karen Matthews • Jennifer McCoy & Jason King • Lynn McIntyre • Jeannie &
Art McKean • Gavin McMurdo • Herbert & Nikki McMurtry • John & Linda McNamara • Thelma &
Doug McTavish • Cristal & Kirk Meidinger • John & Judy Mittenthal • Sandy Montgomery • Stan
& Marlene Monusko • Patricia E. Morris • Ed & Betty Morrow • Theresa & Scott Mosier • Mary
Mueller • John & Kathleen Muir • The Mundy Family • Scott & Kippy Murphy • Mary K Nelson •
Connie Niva & Jud Marquardt • Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Noble • Mark & Vickie Nysether • Stuart &
Ilse Oles • Dennis Olivarez & Franki Shannon • Mary Anne Olmstead • Daryl & Sheri Orts • John
& Marisa Ozburn • David Page • Michele & Jerry Pearson • The Penn Family • Doug & Cheryl
Peterson • Brad & Kristalyn Peterson • Michael Phoenix & Eva Carlstrom • Margie & Wayne Pietz
• Linda & Mike Poelzer • Jerry & Susan Posten • Al & Carol Prato • Judith E. Prince • Barbara
& Edwin Quirie • Kenneth Ray & Julie Kintzi • Terry & Janet Ray • Jim & Sandi Reed • Janey
Repensek • Shirley & Howard E. Richmond Jr. • Paul & Marianne Roberts • Floyd & Judy Rogers
• Randy and Willa Rohwer • Mary Rollins & Eleanor Lund • Richard & Joe Ann Rucker • Jim &
Susie Sawyer • John & Beth Schleck • Doug & Susan Schlepp Family • Karen & Adam Schwartz
• Tom & Jeanette Sessions • Bert & Ellyn Sewell • John & Adrienne Shaffer • John & Barbara
Dadd Shaffer • The Siegel Family • Christian H. Sievers • Todd & Heidi Sink • Mr. & Mrs. Bruce
C. Smith • Catherine Stahl • Chris & Joan Starling • Craig & Sheila Sternberg • Barbara & Chad
Stoddard • Dean & Linda Strong • J Brent & Nican Sutherland • Marianne & Trevor Swangard •
Dr. Carrie Sylvester • Nancy Theune • Edward M. Thomas • Rev. Jim & Pamela Thuirer • Mike
& Patti Timmons • Teresa Tomkins-Robinson • Sandy & Jeff Torrey • Jerry & Faye Truskowski •
Dr. & Mrs. Mark Valentine • Garrett & Sandra Vargas • Gary & Kathy Veeh • Didrik & Mary Kay
Voss • Mr & Mrs Darryl Walker • John Walmesley • Mr. Don Weston • Ben & Barbara Whisler •
Scott & Janet Wierenga • Ruth & Jeffrey Wigren • Sue & Michael Wilenzick • Elizabeth & Joseph
Individual Donors
Williams • Eric & Julie Wilson • Helen B. Wilson • Roger & Marlene Winter • Michael & Marcia
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Richard & Lesley Shay • Dr Michael & Susan Shea • Suzanne & Shelton • Yuba Shepherd • Joy
& Michael Sheppard • Dan Shih & Ted MacGovern • Shiozaki Family • Edward Shulda • Valerie
M. Shultz • Kaarin Shumate • Stan Siegel • Gene & Jane Silberberg • Tom & Leslie Silver • Aris
& Sally Silzars • Mary M. Simon • Bob & Lynne Simpson • Joseph L. Sing • Debra Smith •
Desmond & Judy Smith • Errol & Nancy Smith • Joni & Jerry Smith • Judy & Dixon Smith •
Pauline & Steve Smith • Ron & Joellyn Smith • Robert & Patricia Smyth • Betty Snyder •
Benjamin Sokal • Dorothy Soland • Ms. Florence Solt • Craig & Vicki Sosey • Roy Sparks • Lloyd
& Deanne Spencer • Ruth Ann Stacy • Tom & Kay Staggs • Mary Stanton • Sally & Bruce
Starbuck • Donald & Jane Stark • Deirdre Staudt • Andy & Robin Stefan • Sheryl A. Stefanson •
Leona & Sharren • Charles & Stephanie Steinberger • Jane Stephenson • Mary Steranka •
Sonya & Byron Stevenson • Margaret D Stewart • William & Yvonne Stewart • Jerry & Ann
Stockman • Joan Stone • Tom & Brenda Stonecipher • Vern & Alice Stoops • Stephen & Carolyn
Stott • Christy Strong • Carol J. & George Sturtevant • Barbara Subert & Sarah Davis • Harold &
Julia Sullivan • Susan & Alex Sumeri • Mary & Eugene Sutliff • Walt & Ruth Swanson • Carl &
Mary Jane Swedberg • Alexander & Lucy Sytman • Jennifer Tada • Charlene Tagas • Margaret
Tangen • Dr. Robert E. Tank • Barbara Tate • Sylvia • William Taylor & Lynne Rosenthal • Marilee
Howsam Thacker • Tamara Thiel & Sam Vargas • Dorothy Thomas • Janet Thompson • Faye
Thompson • Michael Thompson • Richard Thorvilson & Phillip Mroz • Elizabeth Tickman •
Suzanne Tillotson • Karol & Carl Tipton • Peggy Todd • Jennie B. Toro • Linda Relyea & John
Totosz • Kristin Towberman • Karen & Ron Trainer • Don & Julie Tranum • Dan & Jean Trent •
Greg & Amy Tryon • David & Sharon Turner • Terry & Sue Tuttle • Eugene Usui • Louise Uyeda •
Norma J. Vandenberghe • Ms. Vivian Van Den Biesen • Darla van Duren • Elizabeth Vaughan •
Manuel & Sally Vellon • Joyce & Michael Victor • Cathi Voels • Gerald Vogel • Walter Von Moos •
Marinus & Sandy Voskuilen • Gerald & Bonnie Voss • Richard & Merridee Vuori • Tim & Elaine
Wahlquist • Les & Karen Wahlstrom • Andrew & Lorena Walenstein • Greg Walker • Jeanette
Walker & Arthur Sherling • Kayla Walker • Mickey Walker • Colleen E. Wall • Janet Wall • Lynn
Waplington • Cynthia Marie Ward • Greg & Diane Warrian • Margot Washington • Charles
Watkins • Jack & Elaine Webber • Donna Weber • David & Harriet Weber • Peter Weber • Robert
Weber • Dennis & Virginia Wegenast • Ron & Mary Wehde • Darryl Weide & Karen Prince • Lee
& Stuart Weinstein • Tammy Weisberger & Robert O'Neal • Karen Weismiller • Jerry & Anne
Weltner • L. Wendy Wendland • Marlene Westberg • Susan Westcott • Eldon & Carolyn Wexler •
Len & Ann Whalen • Danny & Joanne White • Jonathan & Judy White • Suzanne WigginsAckerson & Gerald Ackerson • Fredrick & Louise Wike • Mike & Margaret Wilcox • Dr. & Mrs. Mel
Wilenzick • Peter & Kathy Wilkie • Alan & Donna Willett • Gary & Chris Williams • Richard Wilson
& Lloyd Herman • Fran Wimer • John & Terri Winn • Leslie Wisdom • Timothy Witthauer • Susan
Wolfe • Diane Woltz • Judy Wood • Michael & Lucinda Wood • Diana & John Woodbery • Signe
Wraith • Shirley Wright • Allan & Merle Wyemura • Roy & Barbara Yates • Marge & Bob Yeats •
James & Tina Yerges • Julia Ann Young • Melody Young • Jeanne Yu & Paul Johnson • Harriet
Yurchak • Cynthia & J Michael Zachary • Glen & Eilene Zachry • Chris & Katie Zang • Rose &
Brian Zeringer • Karen Zimmer • Zook Family • Janet Zuanich • Anonymous (67)
We sincerely apologize for any names we have misspelled or inadvertently omitted from our donor
list. Please direct concerns to Sue Short at (425) 392-1942 x120 or [email protected]
Village Guardians
The Village Guardians are those who remember Village Theatre in their long-range financial
and estate plans, ensuring the artistic, creative, educational, and financial strength of
Village Theatre for future generations.
Alex & Heather Berry • Jim & Lee Berry • The Estates of Robert W. & Lois
H. Catterall • Mrs. T. A. Gildersleve • Paul & Margi Harvey • The Estate of
Stanley T. Harvey • Steven J. Hazlerig • Joanne & Gerald Herber • In Memory
of Julie Ann Hovind • Robb & Kathy Hunt • Karen & Jim Ilika • D. Edward &
Louise Jones • Betty S. Kramer • Lynn G. Meyer • Joan & Jerry Niehaus •
The Estate of Gustav Raaum • The Estate of Eugene H. Radach • John Sager
• John F. & the late Julia P. Shaw • Ed Short • Christine Shuken • Darlene
Staats • Herbert H.Warrick Family Trust • The Estate of Dr. Albert Watenpaugh
• The Estate of Ruth Sutton Waters • Mildred Windmiller • Diane Woltz •
Joella Yoder
Estate gifts come in all sizes and include gifts through wills, living trusts, and beneficiary
designations on retirement plan accounts and life insurance policies. Other deferred gifts,
such as charitable gift annuities and charitable remainder trusts, provide lifetime income for
the theatre.
If you would like more information about the activities or how to become a Village Guardian,
please visit VillageTheatre.org, go to the Donate tab and click on “Other Ways to Give,” or
contact Bobbi Kotula at (425) 392-1942 x112 or [email protected]
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