The Full Monty/The Cottage

Transcription

2014 SUMMER
REPERTORY SEASON
The Full Monty
Little Women
The Cottage
Photo credit: Brands & Kribbs Architectural Photography
“ enthralling,
up close
and personal
COME
CLOSER
“
at the Hurst Theatre
the most intimate theater you’ll ever experience
SPECIAL THANKS TO
SEASON SPONSOR
ANBbank.com • Member FDIC
Proudly supporting Theatre Aspen.
ENTICING STARWOOD
JOSHUA SASLOVE 970.948.3876 [email protected]
Luxury Real Estate ~ Rentals ~ Management ~ Ranches ~ Commercial
970.925.8810
www.joshuaco.com
ABOUT TH E SH OWS
L
L
U
F
E
TH
Y
T
N
O
M
A new comedy inspired by the works
of Noel Coward, THE COTTAGE is
set in the idyllic English countryside
in 1923. A tale of sex, betrayal and,
oh yes, love, unfolds when Sylvia
Van Kipness decides to expose
her love affair to her husband and
her lover’s wife. The true meanings
of fate, identity and marriage are
called into question as a surprising,
hilarious web of secrets unravels
in this ridiculous—and potentially
murderous—romantic comedy.
Rated: Naughty! (Ages 12+)
A group of unemployed steelworkers
in Buffalo, New York come together
to raise money by taking off their
clothes in a one-night performance,
emulating the touring Chippendalesstyle companies that have bewitched
the town’s working women. Down
on their luck and emasculated by
the women in their lives, the men
overcome body issues, sexist views,
bigotry, and plain old fear to find
strength and confidence in each other,
ultimately taking it all off with pride.
Based on Louisa May Alcott’s own
family experiences (and novel),
LITTLE WOMEN follows the
adventures of Jo, Meg, Beth and
Amy March as they grow up facing
the absence of their father as
he serves in the Civil War. Even
though the musical’s score is
contemporary, the beloved story
of the March sisters is timeless and
explores the ongoing issues the
girls face, like young love, hope,
ambition and longing.
There is great heart to THE FULL
MONTY, and the themes expressed
in the show, about taking charge of
one’s life and following one’s dreams
are great lessons for all of us. The
pop/rock score featuring fantastic
lyrics is funny and tuneful.
Now, this wonderful narrative
has been brought to life as an
exhilarating new musical filled with
glorious music, dancing and heart.
This powerful score soars with
the sounds of personal discovery,
heartache and hope — the sounds
of a young America finding its voice.
COTTAGE
Rated: Naughty! Adult themes
and language, not recommended
for children.
THEATRE ASPEN APPRENTICE SHOWCASE
Rated: Nice! For all ages.
Better than The Voice! Theatre Aspen’s new apprentice program features ten aspiring professionals. During the
week they are on stage or backstage; now, you’ll see them produce and perform their own collection of musical
favorites. Don’t miss this destined-to-be-packed show, brimming with the most exciting young talent you’ll see this
summer. August 10th, showtime 7 pm, at the Hurst Theatre. Duration 70 minutes.
2
THEATRE ASPEN
FROM OUR ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
Paige Price
L E TTE R S
For those theatre fans among you, the words “Defying Gravity” represent the soaring climax
in the mega-hit musical Wicked. At this point in the play, our heroine proclaims, “It’s time
to trust my instincts, close my eyes and leap.” This season, Theatre Aspen is making the
same kind of proclamation, albeit with a call to action borrowed from the Aspen Chamber of
Commerce: Defy Ordinary.
The muscular directive in that phrase is thrilling to embrace, so this year we are excited
to co-opt ACRA’s slogan as we set out on a new course for Theatre Aspen. Built upon a
new foundation (quite literally), Theatre Aspen leaves its 30th Anniversary season behind,
and looks ahead toward our next 30 years. Our vision for the future is to become a top
destination for theatre artists and patrons, with a continued commitment to excellence.
The three pillars of our work will include our summer season, our education program (which
includes our wildly successful new Apprentice Program) and a New Play Series, that is so new
it’s not even branded yet, wherein we will invite incredible artists to come and work in Aspen,
to develop new projects for the theatre.
As soon as we unveiled our plans for the initiative, an opportunity arose to launch the series
with Duncan Sheik and Steven Sater’s new musical Alice By Heart. The duo is known for their groundbreaking and multiple Tony-winning Spring
Awakening and they, along with a stellar creative team and twelve young professionals, enthralled an audience at the Wheeler Opera House
in May when they presented a sneak peek of their workshop. Aspen is the perfect place to bring something to life: its remote beauty, elevated
appreciation for culture and our community’s thirst for knowledge and experience are unsurpassed. It really does Defy Ordinary.
We are grateful to our board, to the artists and to this community, which embraces new things and takes chances. We’re excited to see
what happens with “Alice,” and proud to have been part of her development. And to quote another lyric from Wicked, “Everyone deserves
the chance to fly!” We hope to provide that opportunity for apprentices, for artists and for audiences. We intend to Defy Ordinary with
unabashed, ambitious style.
FROM OUR PRESIDENT
Lisa Baker
WELCOME TO THEATRE ASPEN’S 2014 SUMMER SEASON IN THE HURST THEATRE!
This summer, our advertising campaign is asking you to “Come Closer.” And while you
might not want to get too close to the actors in The Full Monty (at least during the most
revealing scenes), we know you’ll be delighted with your choice to come closer and enjoy
superb theatre in one of the country’s most unique and intimate theatre environments.
With our productions of The Full Monty, Little Women and The Cottage, Theatre Aspen has
something for any audience this summer!
Our ambitious season comes on the heels of one of the most impactful summers in
Theatre Aspen’s 31-year history. To say that our 2013 season was a success would be an
understatement; Les Misérables was the talk of Aspen (and beyond) with patrons coming
back time and time again to see remarkable talent take the stage. Fully Committed had its
run extended as performance after performance sold out. And, You’re a Good Man, Charlie
Brown engaged and delighted scores of children and adults alike.
Our productions weren’t the only shining stars of last summer. Theatre Aspen launched our
apprentice program, thanks to the generosity of John and Jessica Fullerton. The program, which drew hundreds of applications from college
and graduate students around the country, brought 10 aspiring theatre professionals to TA for the summer to learn their trades from skilled
professionals.
The success of the season and our ambitious goal to become a destination for top theatre talent led us to a bit of “soul searching” over the
last nine months. The ever-committed TA Board “retreated” to Basalt for a two-day strategy session. Led by board member Don Short, expert
strategist and former CEO, we got down to creating TA’s 2020 plan. Of course, our primary focus will be to maintain high quality productions.
Our apprentice program will continue to foster the talents of those aiming to build a career in theatre. And, our Theatre Aspen School (TAS)
after-school programs and summer camps will offer a creative home for even the youngest of performers.
However, we also decided that there was more that Theatre Aspen could do to cultivate the creative process. Theatre Aspen should be known
not only for staging excellent productions but also as a home for creative development at all levels.
To that end, the first new initiative is our “New Works Series.” Generously underwritten by Barbara and Franklin Carson, this series is
committed to bringing playwrights, directors, composers, lyricists and actors to Aspen. In the inspirational environs of our little town, theatre
will be created. And we know that Aspen’s audiences will offer a discerning but supportive environment for new works to be developed. Our
inaugural event brought Duncan Sheik, the composer of the Tony Award-winning musical Spring Awakening, and his team to Aspen in late
May to workshop his latest musical Alice By Heart.
Changes keep coming at TA, thanks to our dedicated board and generous community. If you enjoy what you see, and I know you will,
I encourage you to come back for another of our stunning productions, tell your friends about us, join our National Council, or donate!
We invite you to Come Closer to Theatre Aspen.
Enjoy the show!
2014 SUMMER SEASON
3
THE FULL
AGENCY
INDEPENDENT. INNOVATIVE. INVOLVED.
We salute the courage and conviction of theatre aspen
and unemployed steel Workers around the World !
117
s monarch, aspen
|
willits town center
w w w. s h a n e a s p e n .c o m
| 970.92 5.60 63
Nancy Wall & Chuck Wall
Darlynn & Tom Fellman
TH E FUL L MON TY
present
L
L
U
F
THE
Y
T
N
MO
The Broadway Musical
Book by
Terrence McNally
Music and Lyrics by
David Yazbek
with
Dane Agostinis | Erica Aubrey | Nancy Anderson | John Caliendo | Amber Carson | Randy Donaldson
Todd Fenstermaker | Ed Foran | Bailey Frankenberg | Carter Graham
Richard Jarrett | Elise Kinnon | Ben Liebert | James Ludwig | Spencer Plachy | Michele Ragusa | Tally Sessions |
Kyra Wharton
and
Mary Stout as “Jeannette”
Sets and Lighting by
Paul Black Costumes by
Nicole M. Harrison
Sound by
David Thomas
Wigs by
Diana Ben-Kiki
Casting
Wojcik/Seay Casting
Props
Kassandra Kunisch
Production Stage Manager
Vernon Willet
Orchestrations
by
Harold Wheeler
Vocal and Incidental Music
Arrangements by
Ted Sperling
Dance Music
Arrangements by
Zane Mark
Musical Direction by
Eric Alsford
Directed and Choreographed by
Mark Martino
Additional support provided by our Full Monty Angels
and Maureen & Dan Holman
Based on the Motion Picture released by Fox Searchlight Pictures and written by Simon Beaufoy, produced by Uberto Pasolini and directed by Peter Cattaneao
Originally produced for Broadway by Fox Searchlight Pictures, Lindsay Law, and Thomas Hall
World Premiere at The Globe Theatre, San Diego, CA
Presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI.
421 West 54th St. New York, NY 10019 • Phone: 212.541.4684 Fax: 212.397.4684 • www.MTIShows.com
THE USE OF CELLULAR DEVICES IS NOT PERMITTED DURING THE SHOW.
The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.
2014 SUMMER SEASON
5
Group Fitness
Rehabilitation
Conditioning
Massage
Physical Therapy
Pilates
Sports
Performance
Bio Mechanical
Evaluation
Yoga
60+ Group
Fitness
Classes per Week
Spa
Salon
Boutique
Café
1450 Ute Ave
Aspen Co 81611
aspenclub.com
970-925-8900
Creative Team
Mark Martino....................................................... Director (Member, SDC)
Eric Alsford.......................................................... Musical Director
cast & credits
Georgie Bukatinsky............................................ Nancy Anderson*
Buddy “Keno” Walsh/Ensemble....................... Richard Jarrett*
Reg Willoughby/Ensemble................................ Ed Foran
Marty/ Tony Giordano/Ensemble...................... John Caliendo++
Jerry Lukowski..................................................... Tally Sessions*
Dave Bukatinsky.................................................. Dane Agositinis+
Malcolm MacGregor.......................................... Ben Liebert*
Ethan Girard........................................................ Spencer Plachy*
Nathan Lukowski................................................. Carter Graham
Susan Hershey/Molly/Ens.................................. Amber Carson*
Joanie Lish/Ensemble........................................ Kyra Wharton++
Estelle Genovese/Ensemble.............................. Elise Kinnon*
Pam Lukowski...................................................... Erica Aubrey*
Teddy Slaughter/Ensemble............................... Todd Fenstermaker
Harold Nichols.................................................... James Ludwig*
Vicki Nichols........................................................ Michele Ragusa*
Jeannette Burmeister......................................... Mary Stout*
Noah “Horse” T. Simmons................................. Randy Donaldson*
Dolores/Ensemble.............................................. Bailey Frankenberg+
TH E FUL L MON TY
Cast (In order of appearance)
Musicians
David Dyer........................................................... Conductor/Keyboards
Nicole Patrick...................................................... Drums/Percussion
Scott Wasserman................................................ Abelton Programmer
Production Staff
Production Stage Manager................................ Vernon Willet*
Assistant Stage Manager................................... Sarah Chapman*
Dance Captain.................................................... Elise Kinnon*
Casting Associate............................................... Erin Denman
The Full Monty takes place in Buffalo, New York.
There will be one intermission of 15 minutes, please remember to silence your phones before Act II.
* Members of Actors Equity Association, The Union of Professional
Actors and Stage Managers in the United States, appearing under
a Small Professional Theatre Contract
+ Actors Equity Membership Candidate
++ Theatre Aspen Apprentice and Equity Membership Candidate
Special thanks to our opening night party sponsors
2014 SUMMER SEASON
7
Lives life with
sincerity & intent.
Does business the exact same way.
I’ve raced the Iditarod, piloted a commercial fishing
boat, and performed on stage with Theatre Aspen. It’s not
a typical real estate resume, but it’s a unique one in this
proudly atypical town.
Ed Foran
970.948.5704
Ed.Foran @ SothebysRealty.com
Friends and clients have likened my biography to an adventure
novel, but I’ve built my real estate career by predicting and
preventing drama, not courting it. In two decades of business,
I’ve learned that preparation and persistence are paramount,
and I approach every transaction and every decision with
ample quantities of both.
Ultimately, the best decision I ever made was to raise my
family in Aspen: no town comes close to its extraordinary
mix of community and culture. As an audience member,
performer, and stage-dad, I appreciate the special role that
Theatre Aspen has played in creating a unique home –
and a unique life – for my family, my friends, and so many
of my clients.
ACT 1
Scrap.....................................................................................Jerry, Dave, Malcolm, Ethan, Reg and The Men
It’s a Woman’s World............................................................Georgie, Susan, Joanie and Estelle
Man.......................................................................................Jerry and Dave
Big-Ass Rock.........................................................................Jerry, Dave and Malcolm
Life With Harold...................................................................Vicki
Big Black Man.......................................................................“Horse” and The Guys
You Rule My World...............................................................Dave and Harold
TH E FUL L MON TY
THE FULL MONTY MUSICAL NUMBERS
Michael Jordan’s Ball...........................................................The Guys
music
ACT 2
Jeannette’s Showbiz Number.............................................Jeannette and The Guys
Breeze Off the River.............................................................Jerry
The Goods............................................................................The Guys and The Women
You Walk With Me................................................................Malcolm and Ethan
You Rule My World (Reprise)...............................................Georgie and Vicki
Let It Go................................................................................The Guys and The Company
2014 SUMMER SEASON
9
cast
TH E FUL L MON TY
TALLY SESSIONS
[Jerry Lukowski]
Broadway: Big Fish,
The House of Blue
Leaves. Tours:
South Pacific,
Legally Blonde, Dirty
Rotten Scoundrels.
Off-Broadway: Giant (Public Theatre),
Queen of the Mist (Transport Group), Yank!
(York), Tenderloin (York), The Mad Show
(York), Anyone Can Whistle (Encores!),
Godspell. Regional: Goodspeed Opera
House, The Muny, The Old Globe, Signature
Theatre, Westport Country Playhouse, Paper
Mill Playhouse, Pioneer Theatre, Arvada
Center. TV: “Elementary.” Recordings:
Big Fish, Yank, Giant, Queen of the Mist,
Roberta. Awards: Florida’s Carbonell Award
(twice), Denver’s Henry Award.
DANE AGOSTINIS
[Dave Bukatinsky]
is excited and thankful
to make his Theatre
Aspen debut playing
a role that he loves!
Nat’l/Int’l Tour: Beauty
and the Beast (Beast),
Elf (Mr. Greenway), The Great American
Trailer Park (Duke)/Edinburgh Fringe
Festival. Regional: Debbie Does Dallas
(Rick), Oklahoma! (Jud), Bat Boy! The
Musical (Rick/Lorraine), The Full Monty
(Dave), ...Spelling Bee (Barfee), SideShow
(Terry Connor), Buddy: The Buddy Holly
Story (Hipockets). BFA: NYU-CAP21.
So grateful to become a member of Actors’
Equity with this show! Big thanks to Paige,
Mark, Gayle, Scott, my manager Terry, and
my Mom, Karen! www.DaneAgostinis.com
JAMES LUDWIG
[Harold Nichols]
is thrilled to return
to Theatre Aspen,
having worked at
8,000 feet previously
on both Chapter Two
and Same Time, Next
Year. Recent credits include: Broadway—
Spamalot (Original Cast), Little Shop of
Horrors. Off Broadway—Two Point Oh,
Blue Man Group, Bubbly Black Girl...
(Playwrights Horizons), De La Guarda, john
& jen (Original Cast); Tours—Spamalot
(Las Vegas), 101 Dalmatians (1st Nat’l);
Regional—Baltimore Center Stage: Raisin
Cycle; George Street: God of Carnage,
Ctrl+Alt+Delete; Arena Stage: A Man’s a
Man; McCarter: Christmas Carol; Berkshire
Theatre: Birthday Boy. Film/TV—News to
Me, Lipstick Jungle, Chappelle’s Show,
10
THEATRE ASPEN
Ghost Town, Law & Order. James is the
Owner of Back40 Films, which produces
the wildly popular show The Happy Hour
Guys (thehappyhourguys.com). Education—
BA, U of Michigan (Go Blue!), MFA, U of
Washington. Professional—Proud Actors’
Equity Member & National Councilor.
Best gig ever: Husband to KB.
BEN LIEBERT
[Malcolm
MacGregor]
is thrilled to be back at
Theatre Aspen where
he was seen as Nicky/
Trekkie in Avenue Q.
Broadway/Tour: Wicked
(Boq); Int’l Tour: Grease (Eugene); Regional:
Young Frankenstein (Igor), Next to Normal
(Henry), Guys and Dolls (Big Jule), Limelight
(Chaplin u/s), Beauty and the Beast (Lefou),
Joseph... (Reuben), Drowsy Chaperone
(Gangster #1). Ben originated the role of
Salee in The Christmas Rose at Carnegie
Hall and played the title role in Icarus,
produced by the Jim Henson Carriage
House. BFA: NYU-CAP21. Proud member of
Actors’ Equity. Thanks to Mark, Eric, Paige,
and the entire team. Love to K, Rosie, and
the Lieberts. www.benliebert.com
SPENCER PLACHY
[Ethan Girard]
Delighted to be invited
to Theatre Aspen this
summer! Broadway:
Romeo & Juliet, The
Mystery of Edwin
Drood. Off-Broadway:
The Common Pursuit. Tours: Oklahoma!
(Curly), Fiddler on the Roof. The Alley
Theatre: Rock ‘n’ Roll, The Man Who
Came to Dinner, Cyrano de Bergerac, A
Christmas Carol. Pennsylvania Shakespeare
Festival: South Pacific (Lt. Cable), My Fair
Lady (Freddy), Amadeus, The Two Noble
Kinsmen. Prather Entertainment Group:
All Shook Up (Chad). You should see my
new wife, Laura... she is beautiful!
RANDY
DONALDSON
[Noah “Horse” T.
Simmons]
has appeared in 11
Broadway / National
tours including:
Banzai in The
Lion King, Tommy Keeler in Annie Get
Your Gun starring Bernadette Peters,
Broadway revival of Wonderful Town,
Richie in A Chorus Line. Randy went into
semi-retirement and started producing.
Producer: The Scottsboro Boys (12 Tony
Nominations, including Best Musical), The
Pee Wee Herman Show (Broadway), Triassic
Parq (Off-Broadway) and the upcoming
Broadway play Mr. Rickey Calls A Meeting.
Thanks Paige, Mark, Gayle and Scott for
getting me back on stage.
MARY STOUT
[Jeannette
Burmeister]
is a seasoned
Broadway performer
appearing in Jane Eyre,
Beauty and the Beast,
Copperfield, Me and
My Girl, My Favorite Year and A Change
in the Heir. She has toured nationally in
numerous shows including Fiddler on the
Roof (Yente), played “Eugenia Bremer” on
the AMC series Remember Wenn and was
a featured voice in Disney’s ALADDIN and
HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME. Mary
played “Mrs. Leacock” in the successful
run of Far From Heaven at Playwrights
Horizons, “Mother Dear” in the North
American debut of Betty Blue Eyes at
Music Theatre of Wichita and most recently,
“Stella” in Dividing the Estate at Palm
Beach Dramaworks. Hello Aspen!
MICHELE RAGUSA
[Vicki Nichols]
Thrilled to be spending
the summer in Aspen!
Last seen starring on
Broadway in Young
Frankenstein as
Elizabeth (succeeding
Megan Mullally). Broadway: Urinetown,
Ragtime, A Class Act, and Cyrano. Other
NYC: Adrift In Macao (Corinna-Primary
Stages-Lortel/Drama League nom;
Barrymore Award), Disaster, Craving for
Travel. Regional: King and I (Anna), Gypsy
(Rose); Spamalot (Lady/Lakes); Annie
(Hannigan), Singing in the Rain (Lina-Kline
Nom), Into the Woods (The Witch), Kiss
Me Kate (Kate), She Loves Me (Amalia),
Guys and Dolls (Adelaide-Rabin Award),
Lend Me A Tenor (Maria), Company. She
also headlines with symphonies across the
country. This fall she’ll be joining Susan
Stroman for Little Dancer at the Kennedy
Center. www.micheleragusa.com
ERICA AUBREY
[Pam Lukowski]
is thrilled to be
working at beautiful
Theatre Aspen! Off
Broadway: Far From
Heaven (Playwrights
Horizons), Music in
the Air (City Center Encores!). Favorite
Regional: Judy Bernly in 9 to 5 the Musical
(Ogunquit Playhouse/Gateway Playhouse),
Shelby in The Spitfire Grill (American
Folklore Theater), Vi in Buddy! The Buddy
Holly Story (Gateway Playhouse/Ogunquit
Playhouse). Erica is also an accomplished
back-up singer having sung with Phish at
Madison Square Garden and on the Late
Show with David Letterman with recording
artist Brandy Clark. Love and abounding
gratitude to Miles, my family and The Roster!
www.ericaaubrey.com
CARTER GRAHAM
[Nathan Lukowski]
is truly ecstatic to be
back at Theatre Aspen
for his second season!
Carter’s most recent
credits include Theatre
Aspen’s 30th Anniversary
production of Les Misérables (Gavroche),
two years at Theatre Master’s Take Ten, The
Little Mermaid (Scuttle), Charlie Brown (Linus),
Bugsy Malone (Bugsy), and Seussical (The
Cat in the Hat). Carter is also excited to be
starting at The Denver School of the Arts this
fall as a theatre major. Carter would like to
thank Theatre Aspen, family and friends for all
of their love and support.
is thrilled to make her
Theatre Aspen debut!
NY/National tours—
Marry Me, Thoroughly
Modern Millie (Alice),
42nd St. and Mame. She performed at
Goodspeed Opera House in 42nd Street
(Anytime Annie), Show Boat (Dottie, Ellie
u/s), Happy Days: A New Musical (Pinky
u/s) and Half-A Sixpence (Victoria). Other
favorites include—Roxie in Chicago, Lily
St. Regis in Annie, Rita in White Christmas,
Brooke Windham in Legally Blonde, Trixie
in Pal Joey and Pinky Tuscadero in Happy
Days. A highlight was working with and
being directed by Dame Julie Andrews in
The Great American Mousical. Love and
gratitude to Justin and family and agents
at TKO. Elise dedicates this show to her
“Scar Mum”—Christina Cochrane—who
has traveled the country as one of her best
supporters. www.elisekinnon.com.
RICHARD JARRETT
[Buddy “Keno”
Walsh/Ensemble]
is thrilled to make
his Theatre Aspen
debut! Previous credits
include Rock of Ages
(Norwegian Cruise
Lines), Legally Blonde (National Tour),
Anything Goes, Aida, The Producers
(Arts Center of Coastal Carolina), Hairspray,
The Full Monty, 42nd Street (West Virginia
Public Theatre), and Holland America
Cruise Lines. Proud graduate of Wright
State University and CCCEPA. Thanks and
love to family, teachers, Dave, ‘06, and Jill!
KYRA WHARTON
[Joanie Lish/
Ensemble/TA
Apprentice]
is thrilled to be making
her Theatre Aspen
debut in The Full
Monty! Kyra is a musical
theatre major at the University of Oklahoma,
where she’s performed in Carousel (Nettie),
On the Town (Maude P. Dilly), and Avenue
Q (Gary Coleman). Her favorite roles include
Dallas Theatre Center’s FLY (Tree as Cast)
and Red Mountain Theatre Company’s
Legally Blonde: The Musical (Pilar). Thanks
to the incredible cast, production team, and
theatergoers for making this fantastic story
come alive, and thank you to my beautiful
family for your unwavering love and support.
Psalm 103.
TODD
FENSTERMAKER
[Teddy Slaughter/
Ensemble]
his Theatre Aspen
debut! National/
International Tours:
Man of La Mancha, West Side Story,
Damn Yankees, The Sound of Music,
The King and I. Regional: Annie (Warbucks)
at Theater by the Sea, Showboat (Steve)
at Carousel Dinner Theater, Man of La
Mancha (Innkeeper) at Mt. Washington
Valley Playhouse, Carousel (Billy) at
Shawnee Playhouse. Announcing/Host:
Somerset Patriots (Atlantic League), The
Power of Dance (national competition).
Film: A DANGEROUS PLACE. TV: David
Letterman, Conan O’Brien, The Real
Housewives of New Jersey. Love and
thanks to my family!
JOHN CALIENDO
[Tony Giordano/
Marty/Ensemble/
TA Apprentice]
cast
Broadway: Wonderful
Town (Helen, Eileen),
A Class Act (Mona).
West End and Tours:
Kiss Me Kate (Olivier
Nomination, Helen Hayes Nomination),
Doctor Dolittle. Off-Broadway: Eleanor
in Far From Heaven, Fanny Hill (Drama
Desk Nomination), Jolson & Co. (Drama
Desk Nomination), Yank!. TV: PBS Great
Performances: Kiss Me Kate and South
Pacific at Carnegie Hall (starring Reba
McIntyre). Regional: Oolie/Donna in City
of Angels (Goodspeed), Peter Pan in Peter
Pan and Gloria in Damn Yankees (Papermill),
Ilona in She Loves Me, A Midsummer
Night’s Dream (Shakespeare Theater),
Side By Side By Sondheim (Helen Hayes
Nomination). Album: Ten Cents A Dance.
www.nancyanderson.name
ELISE KINNON
[Estelle Genovese/
Dance Captain]
TH E FUL L MON TY
NANCY
ANDERSON
[Georgie Bukatinsky]
Theatre Aspen debut.
Regional: Spamalot
(Park Playhouse),
Legally Blonde
(Phoenix Productions), The Sound of
Music (Spring Lake Theatre). Montclair
State University Theater: Rags, Kiss of The
Spider Woman, Carousel, The Wild Party
(Lippa), Falsettos and City of Angels. Will
be entering into his senior year at Montclair
in the fall and graduating with a BFA in
Musical Theatre in Spring 2015.
ED FORAN
[Reg Willoughby/
Ensemble]
Theatre Aspen:
Defying Gravity. Aspen
Community Theatre:
The Producers (Roger
Debris), Chicago
(Amos Hart), Music Man (Ewart Dunlop),
Fiddler on the Roof (Reb Mordcha).
Theatre Masters: The Pitmen Painters
(Harry Wilson). Hudson Reed Ensemble:
Hay Fever (Richard Greatham), The Beats
(Allen Ginsberg), The Crucible (Reverend
John Hale). This opportunity would not
be possible without the love and support
of my family and dear friends in this great
community of Aspen, Colorado.
2014 SUMMER SEASON
11
TH E FUL L MON TY
cast
AMBER CARSON
[Susan Hershey/
Molly /Ensemble]
feels utterly tickled
to be a part of
another round of
The Full Monty, as
this will be her 6th
production with the show! Amber has had
the pleasure of inhabiting several of the
female roles including Georgie, Estelle
and Joanie (Riverside Theatre, MerryGo-Round Playhouse, Phoenix Theatre,
Arizona Broadway Theatre). Other favorites:
NYMF, Actors’ Fund, FringeNYC, Gateway
Playhouse, and a recent staged reading of
Supersoldier, written by Jim Rado (HAIR),
with FTP/NY Theatre Barn. Sending lovin’
to all at Wojcik/Seay Casting (JS!), Mr. Mark
Martino, Irene (DDO Artists), the fam, and
my beeb!
Before the world’s biggest artists take the best stage of the summer...
They cook up some
GREAT MUSIC
in the
Kitchen!
Voted “The Best Use of New Media” by the Colorado Broadcasters Association
Tune into 103.1 in Aspen & Snowmass
& see if you can stand the heat!
BAILEY
FRANKENBERG
[Dolores/Ensemble]
is so exited to be
returning to Theatre
Aspen for another
summer and to be
portraying Deirdre in
The Cottage, as well as being in The Full
Monty! She also couldn’t be more honored
and humbled to be surrounded by such
an amazing and talented cast. She is a
recent graduate of the CAP21 Conservatory
in New York City and theatre alumni to
Collin College in Dallas, TX. Other roles
include Lucy (You’re A Good Man, Charlie
Brown, at Theatre Aspen), Pennywise
(Urinetown), Maureen (RENT), and Ilse
(Spring Awakening). She would like to
extend gratitude to Paige Price for opening
the door to this opportunity, as well as her
family for their continuous love, support,
and faith during this amazing adventure.
Representing Aspen's
top models
www.modelteam.com
970.925.2022
The Official
Sponsor of
Theatre Aspen
Download our mobile app today at www.KSPNRADIO.com
12
THEATRE ASPEN
Terrence McNally [Book, The Full Monty]
A varied career as a recording artist, Emmy-winning TV
and film writer, music producer and pianist has somehow
led Yazbek to a career on Broadway. His three shows, The
Full Monty, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, and Women on the
Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, received a combined 25
Tony Award nominations with Yazbek being nominated
three times for Best Score. The Full Monty won him the
Drama Desk Award for Best Music. As a recording artist,
Yazbek is responsible for five albums: The Laughing
Man (winner NAIRD award, Best Pop Album of the
Year),Tock, Damascus, Tape Recorder and Evil Monkey
Man. He also produced the original cast albums of his
three Broadway shows, The Full Monty, Dirty Rotten
Scoundrels, and Women on the Verge…, the first two of
which were nominated for Grammy Awards. He has also
received 3 Grammy nominations and is now Twitter-crazy
@DavidYazbek.
Mark Martino [Director and Choreographer,
The Full Monty] a NYC-based director and
Mark wants to sincerely thank Paige Price, and the
amazing staff and crew at Theatre Aspen for inviting him
to return to this very special summer family of theatre
artists. Regional theatre is the lifeblood of the dramatic
arts in America…it’s Paige’s passionate committed
leadership, combined with the dedication, drive and
talent of all involved here at Theatre Aspen…along
with your continued audience support…that keeps this
uniquely American art form alive and thriving!
creative bios
David Yazbek [Music and Lyrics, The Full Monty]
time in the mountains, Mark can be found at many of the
nation’s leading theaters: the historic Cape Playhouse
(Guys and Dolls, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Hairspray,
Smokey Joe’s Café, Sweet Charity), Florida’s Maltz
Jupiter Theatre (Beehive, Music Man, Crazy For You,
Annie), Boston’s North Shore Music Theatre (Dirty Rotten
Scoundrels, A Chorus Line, Footloose), Music Theatre of
Louisville (Hello Dolly, West Side Story), Maine’s Arundel
Barn Playhouse (Pete ‘N Keely), The Cleveland Playhouse,
Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Detroit’s Gem Theatre
and NYC’s Steinbach Theatre (A Chorus Line). Mark has
directed and choreographed for many of North America’s
leading symphony orchestras including The Indianapolis,
Pittsburgh, Naples, Edmonton, and Toronto Symphonies
and the National Symphony at the Kennedy Center with
the concerts Gotta Dance! and Those Glorious MGM
Musicals. Film, television directing, and choreography
credits include NBC’s The Miss America Pageant, the
feature film Rock ‘N’ Roll Hotel, and the nationally
syndicated PBS Christmas special Count Your Blessings.
TH E FUL L MON TY
is currently represented on Broadway with the
Tony-nominated Mothers and Sons, starring Tyne Daly. He
won his fourth Tony Award for Best Book of a Musical for
Ragtime (music and lyrics by Stephen Flaherty and Lynn
Ahrens). McNally won the Tony in 1996 for his play Master
Class, in which Zoe Caldwell created the role of Maria
Callas; the 1995 Tony, Drama Desk and Outer Critics
Circle Awards for Best Play as well as the New York Drama
Critics Circle Award for Best American Play for Love!
Valour! Compassion!; and the 1993 Tony for his book of
the musical Kiss of the Spider Woman (music and lyrics by
John Kander and Fred Ebb). Some of his other plays and
musicals include A Man of No Importance, Catch Me If
You Can, Corpus Christi; A Perfect Ganesh; Lips Together,
Teeth Apart; The Lisbon Traviata, and It’s Only a Play.
For the Central Park opera trilogy presented at the New
York City Opera in the fall of 1999 he wrote the libretto
for The Food of Love, with music by Robert Beaser. In
October 2000, the San Francisco Opera premiered Dead
Man Walking with McNally’s libretto and music by Jake
Heggie. He also wrote the book for The Visit with score
by Kander and Ebb. McNally has written a number of
TV scripts, including “Andre’s Mother” for which he won
an Emmy Award. He has received two Guggenheim
Fellowships, a Rockefeller Grant, a Lucille Lortel Award
and a citation from the American Academy of Arts and
Letters. He has been a member of the Dramatists Guild
since 1970 and was a Pulitzer Prize finalist.
Eric Alsford [Musical Director, The Full Monty]
is happy to return to Theatre Aspen, after MD’ing last
year’s Les Misérables. He has played for That’s Life and
Naked Boys Singing (Off-Bway) as well as the national
tour of Mamma Mia!. Eric recently musical directed/
conducted the 25th anniversary national tour of Nunsense
with Sally Struthers and Cindy Williams. He regularly MDs
the many incarnations of Nunsense for author/director
Dan Goggin. Regional: North Shore Music Theatre, Cape
Playhouse, Ogunquit Playhouse, Artpark, Arkansas Rep,
Drury Lane Theatre Chicago among others. Based in
NYC and South Florida, Eric works throughout Florida
with Maltz Jupiter Theatre, Actors Playhouse, Broward
Center of Performing Arts, Gablestage, Theatrezone,
and the Arsht Center. He is the recipient of South Florida’s
Carbonell Award for Best Musical Direction for productions
of Floyd Collins, Aida, Miss Saigon, and The Adding
Machine. He is the composer of several children’s musicals
that have been produced throughout South Florida and
New York. Graduate of the Eastman School of Music in
Rochester, NY.
choreographer, is delighted to return to TA for a fifth
season. In previous seasons Hurst Theatre audiences
have seen Mark’s productions of Little Shop of Horrors,
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Avenue
Q, and last summer’s sweeping story of revolution and
redemption: Les Misérables. When not spending quality
2014 SUMMER SEASON
13
Liz & Jane Armstrong
Brenda & Jim Grusecki
present
Book by
Allan Knee
Music by
Jason Howland
Lyrics by
Mindi Dickstein
Based on the novel by Louisa May Alcott
Starring Alison Luff as “Jo”
with
John Caliendo | Jessica de Jong | Joan Hess | Rodney Ingram | Ken Krugman
Sydney Patrick | David Penhale | Wendy Perkins | Alie Walsh
Sets by
R. Thomas Ward
Costumes by
Kevin Brainerd
Lighting by
Paul Black
L IT T L E W O M E N
The Broadway Musical
Sound by
Nevin Steinberg
Casting
Wojcik/Seay Casting
Musical Direction and additional arrangements by
David Dyer
Directed and Choreographed by
Paige Price
Presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI.
421 West 54th St. New York, NY 10019
Phone: 212.541.4684 Fax: 212.397.4684 www.MTIShows.com
2014 SUMMER SEASON
15
standing
vation
on the corner of Hopkins and galena (970) 544 -YUMM (9866)
Take the Show
On the Road
Lightweight Travel Solutions
Open 7 Days a Week
aspenluggage.com
427 East Hyman, Aspen | 925-9368
Creative Team
Paige Price.......................................................... Director*
(Associate Member, SDC)
David Dyer........................................................... Musical Director, arranger
Professor Bhaer................................................... Ken Krugman*
Jo March.............................................................. Alison Luff*
Beth March.......................................................... Alie Walsh+
Meg March.......................................................... Jessica de Jong++
Amy March.......................................................... Sydney Patrick++
Marmee March.................................................... Joan Hess*
Mr. Laurence........................................................ David Penhale*
Theodore “Laurie” Laurence III......................... Rodney Ingram++
Aunt March/Mrs. Kirk.......................................... Wendy Perkins
John Brooke........................................................ John Caliendo++
Musicians
David Dyer........................................................... Keyboards
Una Tone............................................................. Violin
Ross Kribbs.......................................................... Violin
Production Stage Manager................................ Kevin Abbott Carson*
Assistant Stage Manager .................................. Megan Harris++
Little Women takes place in Concord, MA and New York City, from 1864 to 1866.
Costumes supplied by:
tasco couture
CU-Boulder Department of Theatre & Dance
cast & credits
Production Staff
Rob Ittner (Owner)
2014 SUMMER SEASON
17
get the point?
The Red Brick is where it’s at:
local art exhibitions | 1st thursday
openings | adult workshops
kids’ classes + camps | community
gatherings | meeting space
event venue | rehearsal studio
more...
[email protected] | 970.429.2777 | 110 e. hallam, aspen
LITTLE WOMEN MUSICAL NUMBERS
ACT 1
Overture
An Operatic Tragedy........................................................... Jo
Better.................................................................................... Jo
Our Finest Dreams.............................................................. Jo, Meg, Beth, Amy
Here Alone........................................................................... Marmee
Could You............................................................................. Aunt March, Jo
Delighted............................................................................. Marmee, Girls
Take A Chance On Me........................................................ Laurie
Better - Reprise.................................................................... Jo
Off To Massachusetts.......................................................... Beth, Mr. Laurence
Five Forever......................................................................... Girls and Laurie
More Than I Am................................................................... Mr. Brooke, Meg
Astonishing.......................................................................... Jo
ACT 2
Entr’acte
The Weekly Volcano Press.................................................. Jo, Mrs. Kirk, Professor Bhaer
Off To Massachusetts - Reprise.......................................... Beth
How I Am.............................................................................. Professor Bhaer
Some Things Are Meant To Be........................................... Beth, Jo
The Most Amazing Thing ................................................... Laurie, Amy
Take A Chance On Me - Reprise........................................ Laurie
Days Of Plenty .................................................................... Marmee
The Fire Within Me.............................................................. Jo
music
Small Umbrella In The Rain................................................. Professor Bhaer, Jo
Bows
Cradle to Career Initiative
Building Youth Success from Aspen to Parachute
Saluting Theatre Aspen
For its role in this collective impact initiative to ensure that all 22,000 children in our region
are ready for kindergarten and graduate from high school ready for college and career
www.aspencommunityfoundation.org
2014 SUMMER SEASON
19
ALISON LUFF
[Jo March]
is more than excited
to be back at Theatre
Aspen! She has spent
the last year playing
Elphaba in Wicked on
the 1st National Tour.
Original Broadway credits: Scandalous
(OBC recording) and GHOST the Musical.
Alison was also part of the Broadway and
Nat’l Tour company of Mamma Mia! Alison
received a Denver Post Ovation Award for
Best Supporting Actress for her portrayal
of Olive in The 25th Annual Putnam County
Spelling Bee at Theatre Aspen! Big love
and thanks to her family, Trav, S and Craig.
cast
JOAN HESS
[Marmee March]
20
Thrilled to be back,
Joan starred in TA’s
Same Time, Next
Year (Best Actress
Nomination), Chapter
Two, Spelling Bee,
Annie, and The 39 Steps with her superhero
husband, David Hess (she also Assistant
Directed and Choreographed). TELEVISION:
HBO’s Flight of the Conchords (Jessica),
and PBS Great Performances. BROADWAY:
Mamma Mia, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels,
Bells are Ringing, Kiss Me Kate, Crazy for
You. LINCOLN CENTER: Dessa Rose.
NATIONAL TOURS: Sunset Boulevard,
42nd Street, Beehive. REGIONAL: Born
Yesterday (Billie Dawn), 1940’s Radio Hour
(Ann—Best Actress Nomination), Steel
Magnolias (Shelby). In development A Very
Twisted Christmas with Twisted Sister. Joan
also performs as a soloist with symphonies
worldwide. This is for Mom.
KEN KRUGMAN
[Professor Bhaer]
his Theatre Aspen
debut. Broadway &
National Tours include
Les Misérables,
Candide, Jersey Boys,
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Titanic and the
Tony Award-winning revival of Assassins.
Off-Broadway: Splendora, Passion and Irma
La Douce at Encores. Regional theaters
include the Guthrie Theatre, Arena Stage,
Goodspeed, Bay Street, Capital Rep,
Centenary Stage, Two Rivers Theatre and
the premiere of Grimm Tales at The Man in
the Moon Theatre in London. Film: LET IT
SNOW. TV: Blue Bloods, Royal Pains, Law &
Order(s), Hope & Faith, Chappelle’s Show
and Late Show with David Letterman.
THEATRE ASPEN
ALIE WALSH
[Beth March]
is an alumni of
Theatre Aspen’s first
Apprentice class! She
is a native Oklahoman
and graduated from
the Weitzenhoffer
School of Musical Theatre at the University
of Oklahoma (2013). Last summer she
performed here as Sally in You’re a Good
Man Charlie Brown. Lyric Theatre of OKC
credits include: Hairspray (Lou Anne),
Ragtime (ensemble), Bye Bye Birdie
(dance captain), Sweet Charity (Rosie), and
Call Me Madam (ensemble). University
credits include RENT (ensemble), ...Forum
(Geminae Twin), Seussical (ensemble), and
On The Town (Hildy). Much love and many
thanks to Paige, John, Peggy and Graham.
JESSICA DE JONG
[Meg March/
TA Apprentice] is
honored to be a part
of the Theatre Aspen
Apprentice program
and Little Women. She
just recently graduated
from Texas State University, with a BFA
in musical theatre. There, she performed
in productions of A Little Princess (Sara
Crewe), Into the Woods (Cinderella), and
Adrift in Macao (Corinna). She would like
to thank Kaitlin Hopkins and Jim Price
for getting her where she is today and
her family for loving and supporting her
through it all.
RODNEY INGRAM
[Laurie Laurence/TA
Apprentice] is thrilled
to be joining Theatre
Aspen this season!
A graduate of CAP21
Professional Program,
he has been training
and performing in Puerto Vallarta, Paris and
New York. Favorite credits include: Adam/
Noah (Children of Eden), Conrad (Bye Bye
Birdie), Gremio (Kiss Me Kate). Thank you
to Mom and Dad for their love and support
every step of the way. rodneyingram.com
Prov.19:21
JOHN CALIENDO
[John Brooke/TA
Apprentice]
Please see bio in
The Full Monty.
SYDNEY PATRICK
[Amy March/TA
Apprentice]
is from Miami, FL and
just graduated this
May with a B.F.A. in
Musical Theatre from
Syracuse University.
She is beyond excited to make her debut
on the Theatre Aspen stage and cannot
thank Paige and the entire TA community
enough! Recent credits include Seussical
(Gertrude), As You Like It (Audrey), Violet
(Music Hall Singer), Seascape With Sharks
and Dancer (Tracy). Loads of endless love to
the family and friends.
DAVID PENHALE
[Mr. Laurence]
is an actor, director
and teacher with a
wide range of theater
experience including
classical, musical and
experimental. As an
Equity actor in the 70’s he worked primarily
in New England Regional Theater. In the
80’s he also worked as a SAG actor in
film and television in Hollywood. Stage
credits include Davies in The Caretaker
at Cincinnati Playhouse, Gooper in Jose
Quintero’s Cat on a Hot Tin Roof at Mark
Taper Forum, Teach in American Buffalo,
and Macduff in Macbeth at Virginia Stage
Company, and Happy End at South Coast
Rep. Directing credits include Talley’s Folly
with Trish Hawkins, Endgame, Kaspar, Billy
Budd, and an adaptation of Conference
of the Birds. David received the Hilberry
Classic Theatre Fellowship for the MFA in
Directing and is a founder of Portland Stage
Company in Maine where he received his
B.A. in English at Colby College.
WENDY PERKINS
[Aunt March/
Mrs. Kirk]
Wendy is excited and
grateful to return to
the Theatre Aspen
stage. Her local theatre
seeds sprouted at the
Crystal Palace in the early 80’s. She has
since performed regularly up and down the
valley. Favorite roles include Betty Meeks
with the Snowmass Chapel production of
The Foreigner, Ethel Thayer in Thunder
River’s On Golden Pond, Julia in Aspen
Theatre in the Park’s Lend Me a Tenor and
12 characters in Parallel Lives with Aspen
Stage. Wendy is a life coach, supporting
people in shifting perspective and reaching
full potential.
Allan Knee [Book, Little Women] has written for
the stage and film. His play, The Man Who Was Peter Pan,
was released by Miramax Films as FINDING NEVERLAND
in October 2004, starring Johnny Depp, Kate Winslet
and Dustin Hoffman. Syncopation won an American
Critics Theater Award after premiering at the Long Wharf
Theater and George Street. His musical version of Little
Women won a Richard Rodgers Musical Theater Award.
Among his other works are Shmulnik’s Waltz (music by
David Shire), Santa Anita ‘42, The Minister’s Black Veil,
St. Valentine’s Day Massacre and Sholem Aleichem Lives,
which toured with Theodore Bikel. For young audiences
he adapted Around the World in 80 Days, which toured
nationally for TheaterWorks/USA. For PBS he wrote
the four-part adaptation of The Scarlett Letter. Allan is
a graduate of the Yale Drama School and a founding
member of the Workshop Theater Company.
Jason Howland [Music, Little Women] is a 1993
Other current work includes The Mystery of King Tut,
an original musical commissioned by Theatreworks
USA. Her songs were also included in Lincoln Center’s
American Songbook series as part of “Hear and Now:
Contemporary Lyricists.” Other work includes: Beasts
and Saints, performed at the Boston Music Theater
Project, ASCAP Workshop, and MTW’s “Fresh Voices,”
Notes Across a Small Pond, produced by the Bridewell
Theater, London; and several musicals for Theatreworks
USA. Her work has been performed at New York
Theater Workshop, The Women’s Project, Second
Stage, WestBeth Theater Center, and the Cucaracha
Theater. She has received numerous awards, including
her seventh season as the Executive Artistic Director of
Theatre Aspen. Last year she directed You’re a Good
Man, Charlie Brown for TA. Previously, she conceived
(with Bob Finnie) and directed Defying Gravity for TA, and
restaged Annie for the Wheeler Opera House. Along with
producing or co-producing concerts in New York, Berlin,
and other U.S. cities, Price directed Broadway stars Faith
Prince, Marc Kudisch, Brian d’Arcy James and more in
concerts and reviews all over the world. Her decades as
a performer include Broadway, film, television, radio and
what must have been the first web series: Anarchy Online.
David Dyer [Musical Director, Little Women,
Keyboard, The Full Monty] has been working in the
field of musical theatre and cabaret as a music director,
conductor, arranger and collaborative pianist for over
35 years. Local audiences will remember his work at
The Crystal Palace and Theatre Aspen. He has worked
in numerous summer stock, regional and community
theatres. His arranging credits are diverse, including
arrangements for solo singers, choral groups and various
instrumental ensembles. He has performed in concert
with Bernadette Peters, Kitty Carlisle Hart, Little Anthony
and the Imperials, and Professor Kenny Watson, among
others. He recently completed an international tour as
Associate Conductor of Peter Pan starring Cathy Rigby.
Mezz Theatre ad S2014_Layout 1 5/28/14 9:39 AM
Featuring custom cloud ceiling panels
with vastly improved acoustics
Wine Spectator Award of Excellence
Trip Advisor Certificate of Excellence
creative bios
Mindi Dickstein [Lyrics, Little Women]
Paige Price [Director, Little Women] is enjoying
graduate of Williams College with an Honors degree
in Music Composition. Howland’s play written with
Larry Pellegrini, Blessing In Disguise, premiered OffBroadway. He was the musical supervisor for Wildhorn
Productions, serving as musical director and conductor
for the Broadway hit Jekyll & Hyde and Taboo by Boy
George, and musical supervisor for Broadway’s The
Scarlet Pimpernel and The Civil War. He conducted
the final performance of Les Misérables at the Imperial
Theater. Howland has worked as an arranger, conductor,
writer and producer on a number of recording projects
including the Grammy-nominated cast album of Jekyll
& Hyde (Musical Director/Conductor/Vocal Arranger),
The Scarlet Pimpernel (Associate Producer), The Civil
War (Choral Conductor), Chuck Wagner (Producer),
and Linda Eder’s Christmas album “Christmas Stays the
Same” (Arranger, Vocal Arranger). He has conducted
in concert across the country for such notables as Ray
Charles, Natalie Cole, Brandy, Bebe & Cece Winans, Carl
Anderson, Linda Eder, Sebastian Bach and Davis Gaines,
and was musical director and conductor for the opening
ceremonies of the 1998 Goodwill Games held in New
York City. Howland has a co-publishing deal with Cherry
Lane Music Publishing, Inc. and is at work on two other
musicals, Mariel and Quickstep.
the Jonathan Larson Foundation Award, Second Stage
Theater Constance Klinsky Award for Excellence in
Musical Theater, New York Foundation for the Arts and
Massachusetts Artists Foundation playwriting fellowships,
the Jane Chambers Award, and the ASCAP Bernice
Cohen Award. She received her MFA from New York
University’s Graduate Musical Theater Writing Program,
where she was an Oscar Hammerstein Fellow.
Aspen's Best Patio Dining
Wood Burning Oven Pizzas
And Mezzaluna's legendary bar scene
Serving continuously from
11.30 am until 10.00 pm
624 East Cooper Ave. • Aspen
970 925 5882
www.mezzalunaaspen.com
2014 SUMMER SEASON
21
Our masterpiece smiles are inspired by
the very best nature has to offer.
andrewturchin.com . 420 West Main Street Aspen, CO . 970.315.0208
AndrewTurchin_Playbill_Fullpg_final_b.indd 1
5/21/14 3:35 PM
Soledad and Bob Hurst
present
COTTAGE
By
Sandy Rustin
with
Nancy Anderson | Bailey Frankenberg | Michael Kostroff
Michele Ragusa | Spencer Plachy | Mark Price
Sets and Lighting by
Paul Black Costumes by
Kevin Brainerd
Sound by
David Thomas
Casting
Wojcik/Seay Casting
Wigs by
Diana Ben-Kiki
Production Stage Manager
Vernon Willet
Directed by
Don Stephenson
Additional Support provided by our Cottage Angel
Presented by permission of Miracle or 2 Productions, Inc.,
330 West 42nd Street, 18th Floor, New York, NY 10036,
212.757.6466, www.Miracleor2.com
2014 SUMMER SEASON
TH E C OT TAGE
23
A PERSONAL APPROACH TO EXCELLENCE
RIGOROUS ACADEMICS, CREATIVE ARTS, AND OUTDOOR EDUCATION
FOR PREKINDERGARTEN THROUGH EIGHTH GRADE
www.aspencountryday.org
Give your children the best foundation
for a life of learning and leading.
scan for a campus tour
Creative Team
Don Stephenson................................................. Director (Member, SDC)
Sylvia ................................................................... Nancy Anderson*
Beau..................................................................... Spencer Plachy*
Marjorie............................................................... Michele Ragusa*
Clarke................................................................... Mark Price*
Dierdre................................................................. Bailey Frankenberg+
Richard................................................................. Michael Kostroff*
Production Staff
Production Stage Manager................................ Vernon Willet*
Assistant Stage Manager .................................. Sarah Chapman*
TIME: Around 9 am, Monday, June 7, 1923
PLACE: A quaint, family-owned cottage in the English Countryside, not far from London
The Cottage is a new play and as such, may undergo revisions in the rehearsal process.
Therefore, some details presented above may be subject to change.
cast & credits
2014 SUMMER SEASON
TH E C OT TAGE
25
Join us at any of our restaurants for great food & good times. cprestaurants.com
NANCY ANDERSON [Sylvia]
Please see bio in The Full Monty.
BAILEY FRANKENBERG [Dierdre]
MICHAEL KOSTROFF [Richard]
SPENCER PLACHY [Beau]
MARK PRICE [Clarke]
MICHELE RAGUSA [Marjorie]
Don Stephenson [Director, The Cottage]
has directed Of Mice And Manhattan at the Kennedy
Center, Titanic at Lincoln Center’s Avery Fisher Hall,
Lend Me A Tenor (Paper Mill Playhouse), Noises Off
(Pittsburgh Public), Titanic (MUNY), Deathtrap, Noises
Off and The 39 Steps (Flat Rock), Lend Me A Tenor
(Bay Street), Titanic (Westchester Broadway), The World
Goes Round (Bucks County), Titanic (The Hangar),
and The Mystery Of King Tut and Skippyjon Jones for
Theatreworks/USA. He directed the critically acclaimed
productions of Oleanna, Cat On A Hot Tin Roof, Three
To Get Ready, and the hit musical comedy Doctors And
Diseases at the historic Barter Theatre. His production
of Doctors And Diseases subsequently moved OffBroadway to the Players Theatre. Other New York
directing credits include Buck Simple (Garrick Gaities),
When Pigs Fly (Kaufman Theatre), Golden Voices
(Symphony Space), Old Flames (Theatre Studio Inc.)
and a workshop production of My Time Of Day: The
Letters, Lyrics, And Music Of Frank Loesser. Regionally,
Don has directed productions of The Desperate
Hours and Through All Kinds Of Weather, both at
the Clarence Brown Theatre and Sleeping Beauty at
American Stage Festival.
As an actor, Don starred as Leo Bloom in Broadway’s
The Producers, and also played Victor in the Tony
Award-winning revival of Private Lives. Also on
Broadway, he created the roles of Renfield in Dracula
and Charles Clarke in Titanic. Don later returned to
the show where he played radioman Harold Bride.
Other Broadway: Rock Of Ages, Leo Frank and
Mr. Peavy in the original company of Parade, By
Jeeves, Pardon My English, and Wonderful Town.
On television he has appeared on The Good Wife,
Glee, Ugly Betty, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Possible
Side Effects (Pilot), Now And Again, All My Children,
As The World Turns, Law And Order: Criminal Intent,
Law And Order, Law And Order: SVU, and played
David Jordan on the soap Another World. A native
of Chattanooga Tennessee, Don holds a BA from
University of Tennessee. He is married to actress Emily
Loesser and they have four children.
2014 SUMMER SEASON
TH E C OT TAGE
Broadway: Mary Poppins (Robertson Aye),
Wonderful Town, All Shook Up (Dennis), Rocky
Horror Show (Riff Raff), Mamma Mia! (Pepper),
Dance of the Vampires (Boris), You’re a Good
Man, Charlie Brown, Chicago, Beauty and the
Beast (LeFou), and Paul Simon’s The Capeman.
Regional: Christmas Carol (Off-Bway), Lend Me
A Tenor (Paper Mill Playhouse), Sherlock Holmes & the Suicide Club
(Alley Theater), Assassins (Milwaukee Rep), The 39 Steps (George
Street Playhouse), Into The Woods (Alliance Theater), Sondheim
Celebration (Lincoln Center), Sweeney Todd (Kennedy Center/Helen
Hayes nom.), and 70, Girls, 70 (City Center Encores!). FILM/T.V:
The Good Wife, Law & Order, and Broadway’s Finest.
Visit www.aboutmarkprice.com.
is the Co-Creator (book and lyrics) of the hit OffBroadway musical, Rated P ... for Parenthood,
currently playing regionally and in development
for TV with ABC Studios. Her scripted series,
Overbooked, is in production with Nickelodeon's
new network, Nick Mom. Her comedy, Fireworks,
recently won the Nor'Eastern Playwriting competition
and is in development for TV. Sandy is Co-Artistic
Director of Midtown Direct Rep and blogs at www.
ratedpforparenthood.blogspot.com. As a performer,
Sandy appears on stage and screen, and can regularly
be seen at UCB in Gravid Water ("Best Improv Show,”
Time Out NY). www.sandyrustin.com
cast & creative bios
is an established stage and television actor, best
known for his five seasons on HBO’s legendary
hit, THE WIRE and his numerous guest star
appearances, most recently on The Good
Wife, Blue Bloods, Damages, Louie, and the
upcoming Gotham and The Black Box. Kostroff
toured in The Producers, understudying the
lead role of Max Bialystock (a role he’s since played all over the
country), and in Les Misérables, as the conniving and villainous
Thénardier. Regional credits include Carnival at Goodspeed and
Lend Me a Tenor at Paper Mill, where he’ll return this fall in the
Broadway-bound revival of Can-Can. Kostroff is the author of the
popular book, “Letters from Backstage.”
Sandy Rustin [Playwright, The Cottage]
27
AMERICA’S
ORIGINAL CRAFT VODKA
Wine Enthusiast
RATINGS
SCORE OUT OF 100 POINTS
PTS
Aspen’s
Country
French Bistro
Serving Aspen for 15 Years
“Best Meal In Aspen”
Food & Service
in perfect
harmony!
“A Must When
in Aspen”
970
920--2555
970--920
216 South Monarch St.
www.RustiqueBistro.com
- Denver
Post
designers
TH E ATR E ASP EN
R. Thomas Ward
[Set Designer, Little Women]
has worked as a set designer for
many years and has designed for
Theatre Aspen (40 shows), Aspen
Stage, The Aspen Opera Theatre
Center, Aspen Community Theatre,
4 Rivers Musical Theatre, The Actor’s
Group of Aspen, Theater Masters,
Colorado Mountain College Theatre,
Aspen High School Theatre, and
the Aspen Writer’s Foundation.
Also: Colorado Springs Fine Arts
Center Theatre Company, Open
Stage Theatre, Fort Collins, The
Evergreen Players, The Merry-GoRound Playhouse, Auburn, NY, and
Shore Country Day School, Beverly,
MA. Recent designs include You’re
a Good Man, Charlie Brown, TA;
The Producers, ACT; Take 10, 2014,
Aspen and New York, Theater
Masters, Proof for CMC, and Willy
Wonka for AHS. He was Managing
Director of The American Theater
Company in Aspen and The Aspen
Playwrights Conference and has
a BFA in Theatre from Denison
University. Thanks to Donna.
Paul Black [Set Designer,
The Full Monty and The Cottage,
Lighting Designer, Season]
is excited to be working once
again at Theatre Aspen. Previously
at Theatre Aspen Paul designed
Les Miserables, Fully Committed,
You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown,
The 39 Steps and Avenue Q. Paul
is a resident of Phoenix and has
been designing in the Phoenix area
for over 25 years for companies
including: Actors Theater of Phoenix,
Arizona Theater Company, Arizona
Jewish Theater, Arizona Broadway
Theater and the Phoenix Opera
Co. Paul has received 13 Zonie
awards for Lighting Design. Lately,
Paul has found himself on the road
designing for The Walnut Street
Theater in Philadelphia, Main State
Music Theater, Carousel Dinner
Theater in Akron, Fulton Opera
House in Pennsylvania, Maltz
Jupiter Theatre in Florida and Palm
Beach Drama Works in Florida.
Paul spent 14 summer seasons with
Music Theatre of Wichita as both a
designer and Production Manager.
30
THEATRE ASPEN
Paul has lectured as a guest artist at
Arizona State University, University
of Arizona, Cornell College, and
Viterbo University.
Nicole M. Harrison
[Costume Designer, The Full
Monty] is very excited to be
designing for Theatre Aspen. She
is a freelance Costume Designer
in the Denver area, who works at
many local theatres including the
Arvada Center, Lake Dillon Theatre,
Lonetree Arts and the Aurora Fox.
She has received many accolades
for her Costume Designs including
a Theatre Guild Henry Award (2010),
a Denver Post Ovation (2006) and
a Drama Critic’s Award (2000). She
is a Wig & Makeup Artist for Opera
Colorado. Nicole also teaches
Costume Design and Stage Makeup
at Red Rocks College.
Kevin Brainerd
[Costume Designer, Little
Women, The Cottage] returns
to Theatre Aspen for his fourth
season. He has designed for The
Curious Theatre, Byers-Evans House
Theatre (Henry Award nomination,
Marlowe Award winner for A Doll’s
House), Colorado Shakespeare
Festival, Boulder Ensemble Theatre,
Maya Productions, CU/Boulder
(Kennedy Center-American College
Theatre Award winner for You
Can’t Take It With You) and UNC/
Greeley. Other credits include
Victory Garden Theatre, Common
Ground, the adobe theatre, Urban
Stages, Capital Rep, Contemporary
American Theatre Festival,
TheatreFest, The Yale Dramat, and
numerous other Off-Broadway and
regional theatre productions. Other
credits include Broadway, Film/
TV, Opera and Dance. Kevin is a
member of United Scenic Artists
Local 829.
David Thomas [Sound
Designer – The Full Monty, The
Cottage] returns to Theatre Aspen
for his seventh season, where he
has designed 19 productions. New
York designs include productions for
Storm Theatre, Urban Stages, Astoria
Performing Arts Center, TerraNOVA,
NY Frigid Festival, Ohio Ice Factory
Festival, and Summer Play Festival.
Regional designs include Arvada
Center (A Christmas Carol: The
Musical, Curtains, Camelot, Man
of La Mancha, Miracle on 34th
Street: The Musical and Dirty Rotten
Scoundrels), Yale Repertory Theatre
(Lulu), Capital Repertory Theatre
(The Mountaintop, Single Girls
Guide, Man of La Mancha, Kingdom
of the Shore, Shipwrecked!, 33
Variations and Betrayal), and
Williamstown Theatre Festival
(Romeo and Juliet, Double Double
and Demon Dreams). Broadway
associate/assistant design credits
include: The Performers, Magic/
Bird, Venus in Fur (2012), Hair (2011),
The Motherf**ker with the Hat, and
Joe Turner’s Come and Gone (Tony
nominated design, 2009). MFA: Yale
School of Drama.
Nevin Steinberg
[Sound Designer, Little Women]
A seasoned Broadway sound
designer, Nevin’s recent projects
include Terrence McNally’s Mothers
and Sons on Broadway, and the
world premiere of John Kander and
Greg Pierce’s musical The Landing
at The Vineyard Theatre, continuing
his dedication to the creation of
new work. He received his sixth Tony
Award nomination for Rodgers &
Hammerstein’s Cinderella in 2013.
In addition to his theater design
work, Nevin serves as the Audio
Consultant for Stern Auditorium at
Carnegie Hall. As a former founding
principal of the prolific sound
design firm Acme Sound Partners,
Nevin provided sound design
services for dozens of Broadway
shows including such diverse Tony
Award winners as In the Heights,
Hair, Monty Python’s Spamalot, The
Light in the Piazza, Avenue Q and
La Bohème. Nevin is a Trustee of
the Town Hall Foundation, Inc., the
non-profit organization dedicated to
the preservation and support of The
Town Hall, a cultural and education
center as well as a national historic
landmark in the center of Times
Square.
Diana Ben-Kiki
[Wig Design, Little Women]
is excited to return to Theatre Aspen
for his fourth season in beautiful
Rio Grande Park. Recent design
credits include The Importance of
Being Earnest for Theatre Aspen
School, Deathtrap for Conifer
StageDoor Theatre, Apartment 3A
for the Evergreen Players, and Drag
Machine for Off Center @ The Jones.
Colin would like to thank his family,
friends, and Theatre Aspen for their
continued support.
Lauren Jaenecke
[Costume Design Apprentice]
is a 2014 graduate of Susquehanna
University. She found a love of
theatre at an early age, and learned
to sew even earlier. She has been
involved in theatre, especially
costuming all through her collegiate
career, and interned with Premiere
Stages in New Jersey, working on
shows such as Clybourne Park, Little
Shop of Horrors, Into the Woods,
Funny Girl, Romeo and Juliet and
many others. She is thrilled to be
joining Theatre Aspen for their
2014 season!
Nicholas Kargel, Owner
Enigma Concepts and Design
Sean Cochran, Owner
Follow Spot Operator ................................ TJ Kaiser
Casting Assistants........................................ Ashley Squires, Erin Denman
Photographer............................................... Izzy Zaino
++ Theatre Aspen Apprentice
CASTING
Wojcik/Seay Casting is the partnership of Scott Wojcik & Gayle Seay.
Along with Erin Denman, they cast theatre, commercials as well as TV/ Film.
Tours: Nice Work If You Can Get It, Jekyll & Hyde, Joseph….Dreamcoat,
Oklahoma! and A Chorus Line. Off Broadway: The Two Character Play,
with Amanda Plummer and Brad Dourif, Handle With Care, starring Carol
Lawrence, 666, National Pastime, and Philosophy For Gangsters. Many
Regional Theatres, including Riverside Theatre - FL, Theatre Raleigh - NC,
The Arvada Center - CO, Stages St Louis - MO, Midtown Direct Rep - NJ
and the Tuacahn Performing Arts Center - UT. Pilot: Upstate, Feature film:
BEST MAN IN THE DARK, Short Film: PROLOGUE, Webseries: Expert
Witness. Commercial clients include: Verizon, Crest, Huggies, Bank of
America and many pharmaceuticals. www.wscastingonline.com
designers & production
Colin Riebel
[Assistant Lighting Designer]
Production Manager.................................... Sean Cochran of Enigma
Concepts and Design
Technical Director/Facilities Manager....... Chandler Stewart Evans
Asst. Production Manager.......................... Oliver Freeman
Production Stage Manager......................... Vernon Willet
Stage Manager............................................ Kevin Carson
Assistant Stage Manager............................ Sarah Chapman
Assistant Stage Manager............................ Megan Harris ++
Company Manager...................................... Allie Wagner
House Manager........................................... Helen Roche
Box Office Manager.................................... Colin Riebel
Asst. House Manager.................................. Kevin Carson
Box Office assistant..................................... Kidd-Duhe Solomon
Properties Master........................................ Kassandra Kunisch
Assistant Lighting Designer........................ Colin Riebel
Master Electrician........................................ Michael Cochrane Electrician/Run Crew................................... Solveig Bloomquist++
Mixer/Head Audio Engineer...................... Mercer Aplin
Audio 2......................................................... Jack Fransen++
Wardrobe Supervisor................................... Annabel Reader
Wardrobe Staff............................................. Lauren Jaenecke,++
Magdalena Gambuti
Danielle Erickson
Karlie Nelson
Scenic Shops................................................ You Want What? Productions, Inc
TH EATR E ASP E N
has been the Wig Master at the
Denver Center Theatre Co. for
the last 20 seasons. DCTC credits
include Sense and Sensibility, White
Christmas (Buell Theatre), The Three
Musketeers, A Christmas Carol,
Tantalus, to name only a very few.
Other local designs include Lion in
Winter, Chess, 12th Night, Legally
Blonde for Arvada Center; Annie
for Theatre Aspen and Sweeney
Todd for Colorado Springs Fine
Arts Center. She also worked on
the pre-Broadway tryout of Disney’s
The Little Mermaid at the Ellie
Caulkins Opera House. She has also
done work at the Galleria Theater,
including the present production of
the Doyle and Debbie Show.
PRODUCTION CREW 2014
LICENSING
Music Theatre International (MTI) is one of the world’s leading
theatrical licensing agencies, granting schools as well as amateur and
professional theatres from around the world the rights to perform the
largest selection of great musicals from Broadway and beyond. MTI
works directly with the composers, lyricists and book writers of these
shows to provide official scripts, musical materials and dynamic theatrical
resources to over 60,000 theatrical organizations in the US and in over
60 countries worldwide.
2014 SUMMER SEASON
31
staff
TH E ATR E ASP EN
Paige Price [Executive Artistic Director] is entering
her seventh season as Executive Artistic Director
of Theatre Aspen. After years spent as a Broadway
performer, she began producing events, television
shows and theatre. As a producer, Price’s credits include
the National Tour of New York Loves America. She coproduced the CBS television shows Broadway Under
the Stars, Broadway Meets Country at Jazz at Lincoln
Center and many other productions and concerts in
the U.S. and abroad. For two years, Price co-produced
the CBS special Holiday in Bryant Park. Since 2006,
Price has been the 1st Vice President of Actors’ Equity
Association, the national union for actors and stage
managers. She was named by City Speaker Christine
C. Quinn to the Theatre Subdistrict Council, a cultural
arts board headed by NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg,
and this year was elected to the board of NAMT, the
National Alliance for Musical Theatre.
John Thew [Managing Director] has an extensive
background in non-profit arts management having
served as Managing Director for Minneapolis-based
Theater Latte Da, Director of Development and Director
of Public Relations for New York’s Tony Award-winning
Second Stage Theatre and Production Manager for
Twin Cities Public Television. He has been a panelist
for the Minnesota State Arts Board, and worked for
four years as an executive consultant advising Fortune
500 corporations in the areas of sales, leadership, and
customer service.
Graham Northrup [Director of Education
and Outreach] is in his fifth year presiding over the
education and training arm of Theatre Aspen. Graham
received his MFA in Directing from Baylor University and
serves as the administrator, lead teacher and director
for both youth and adult theatrical training for Theatre
Aspen School. He has taught classes from elementary to
graduate school. He has directed the Teen Conservatory
productions of The Importance of Being Earnest, Romeo
and Juliet - The Musical and The Curious Savage,
as well as a musical version of The Hobbit and Disney’s
The Little Mermaid, Jr. He has coached, directed and
associate-directed for other local companies including
The Foreigner with Snowmass Chapel and Barrymore
with the Hudson Reed Ensemble. As an actor Graham
has been seen as FDR in Theatre Aspen’s reprise of
Annie, John Adams in ACT’s production of 1776, Guy in
the Fringe Festival staged reading of John Cariani’s
Last Gas, Oliver Kilbourne in Theatre Master’s reading
of The Pitmen Painters and more. He is also a voiceover
artist and photographer, in addition to being the father of
five beautiful daughters.
32
THEATRE ASPEN
David Gram [Apprentice Program Coordinator/
Associate Artistic Director] Originally from Toronto,
Canada, David is currently a DC-based theatre and opera
director, actor, dramaturg and teacher. He has directed
and produced over 60 productions across the U.S. and
Canada. Selected theatre directing credits include:
In the Heights, La Cage Aux Folles, Romeo and Juliet,
A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Macbeth, Curtains, A
Little Night Music, What the Butler Saw, Bug, Waiting
for Godot, Tartuffe, and the musical City of Angels. On
the operatic stage David most recently directed Verdi’s
Macbeth and the New England Premiere of Jake Heggie
and Terrence McNally’s opera Dead Man Walking. Other
opera credits include: Orpheus in the Underworld, La
Boheme, Cendrillon, and The Magic Flute. David has
held the position of Artistic Director for Boston Opera
Collaborative, Shifting Point Theatre, and GhostLight
Productions. He received his MFA in Directing and a
Graduate Certificate in Arts Administration from Boston
University, where he was also adjunct performance faculty
with the BU School of Theatre for six years. A champion
of new work, he has collaborated on many original plays,
musicals, and operas. Member, SDC. www.david-gram.com
Peggy Burke [Office Administrator / Playbill Sales]
Peggy has been with Theatre Aspen since January 2008.
She attended Wake Forest University, where she received
her BA in Speech Communications. After a 10-year stint
in hospitality group sales, she spent a year traveling to
Italy, India and New Zealand, and returned with a desire
to get involved with the arts. In her roles of securing
ads for the summer Playbill and office administration,
she delights in the process of bridging local and global
connections with Theatre Aspen. She also serves as
support for all the Theatre Aspen departments.
Sean Cochran [Production Manager] Mr. Cochran
is honored to be working again with the brilliant
artists and crew at Theatre Aspen. Recent design
projects include Lend Me a Tenor (Vintage Theatre), A
Midsummer Night’s Dream (Longmont Dance Theatre),
The Importance of Being Earnest (TAS), and Failure: A
Love Story (The Catamounts). Recent fabrication and
technical projects include The Producers (ACT) and TA’s
30th Anniversary Season. Sean would like to thank his
parents, mentors and friends alike who have consistently
and continually inspired his artistic and theatrical vision.
Kristin, thank you for being my profound co-conspirator.
Regna Jones [Operations Manager] comes
from a 7-year tenure as owner and Artistic Director for
The Paradise Theatre in Paonia, Colorado, where she
expanded the theater’s programming to include national
musical touring acts, original theatrical productions
and independent and foreign film. Recent projects
Allie Wagner [Company Manager] is delighted
Tess Weinberg [Arts Administration Apprentice]
is a 2014 graduate of Butler University earning a B.S. in
Arts Administration with a Minor in Dance. For the past
two years she was the Administrative Assistant for the
Indianapolis Children’s Choir and last summer interned
at L.A. Opera in the Development Department. Growing
up in California, Tess spent many summers fly fishing and
camping and studied ballet for 17 years. She is thrilled to
spend her summer with Theatre Aspen!
APPRENTICE BIOS
Solveig Bloomquist [Tech Apprentice - Lighting]
hailing from Grand Forks, ND, will be a Junior BFA
Theatre Tech/Design student at the University of
Minnesota Duluth this coming fall, where she has lit and
headed crews for shows such as Buried Child, How I
Learned to Drive, and Damn Yankees. She is incredibly
grateful to have been accepted as Theatre Aspen’s
second tech apprentice and is excited to build this
season from the ground up!
Jack Fransen [Tech Apprentice – Sound]
is delighted to have been selected for the Theatre Aspen
Apprentice Program as a sound design apprentice.
His most recent credit is working as production sound
engineer for the production of Pride and Prejudice at
Purdue University. Jack will receive a degree in Sound for
the Performing Arts from Purdue University, and hopes to
work in television broadcasting after graduation.
Vernon Willet [Production Stage
Manager] is absolutely thrilled to be returning
to Theatre Aspen for a sixth summer season.
Mr. Willet has helmed productions at the
Laguna Playhouse, the Musical Theatre West,
the Rubicon Theatre, the Colony Theatre, the
Canon Theatre, the Alex Theatre, the Pasadena
Playhouse, the 1000 Oaks Performing Arts Center
and the Los Angeles Theatre Center to name just
a few. Vernon shares his life with award-winning
director/choreographer/champion ballroom
dancer Cate Caplin and has been a proud
member of Actors’ Equity Association since 1983.
Thank you for supporting live theatre.
Kevin Carson [Stage Manager] is happy to
return to Theatre Aspen for a seventh summer in
the Colorado Rockies. Recent theatrical credits
in the Denver area include Rancho Mirage and
Good People at Curious Theatre Company as
assistant stage manager. Kevin would like to
thank his friends, family, and Theatre Aspen.
Sarah Chapman [Assistant Stage Manager]
A native Texan, Sarah is thrilled to return for 6th
season in Aspen. Past TA credits: Les Misérables,
Fully Committed, The 39 Steps, Avenue Q,
Annie, Same Time Next Year, The Marvelous
Wonderettes, Chapter Two, …Spelling Bee.
Regional: The Elixir of Love (Austin Lyric Opera);
In The Next Room, Les Misérables, 33 Variations,
Ragtime, and countless concerts/events (ZACH
Theatre, Austin). Education: BFA in Stage
Management, Boston University. Thanks to Mom,
Dad, & Liz! Proud member of AEA.
staff & production
to start her first season at Theatre Aspen. Offstage
credits range from child supervisor to stage manager
for The Flea Theater, New York Philharmonic, Carnegie
Mellon University School of Music and School of Drama,
Pittsburgh Opera, and more. Recent performance
credits include: Ariel in The Tempest, Hero in Much Ado
About Nothing, (Pittsburgh Shakespeare in the Parks)
and Lady Capulet in Romeo & Juliet (Prime Stage).
As a performance poet, Allie’s work has been seen at
Manhattan Rep, Poetry Teachers NYC, and the Bowery
Poetry Club. A million thanks to Paige and John.
STAGE MANAGEMENT
TH EATR E ASP E N
include Theatre Aspen School’s productions of The
Importance of Being Earnest and The Hobbit as Stage
Manager and Production Manager; Carbondale Council
for Arts and Humanities’ 6th Annual Green is the New
Black Fashion Show ~ Down the Rabbit Hole as Stage
Manager and Model Coordinator, and Aspen Film’s 2013
Filmfest as Program Coordinator. She holds a M.Ed. from
Lesley University in Cambridge, MA in Curriculum and
Instruction through the Arts.
Megan Harris [Apprentice Stage Manager]
is thrilled to be making her debut with
Theatre Aspen this summer! Previous credits
include A Little Night Music, Good People,
Metamorphoses, Red (Ensemble Theatre, ASM).
The Sleeping Beauty, Chroma, Coppelia (Boston
Ballet, ASM) and The Donkey Show (American
Repertory Theatre, ASM). She graduated from
Emerson College with a BFA in Stage and
Production Management in 2013.
2014 SUMMER SEASON
33
Bringing beautiful flowers
to your home or event
Full-service Catering Company
Aspen’s Only Cooking School
Private Jet Meal Service
970.920.6912
Personal Meal Planning and Delivery
www.mountainflowersofaspen.com
Gourmet
Lunch and Snack Boxes
Quality Event Staffing
Intimate Events
Gourmet Lunch and Snack Boxes
Intimate Events
Gourmet Lunch and Snack Boxes
Intimate Events
www.mawaskitchen.com › 305 F AABC › 970.544.4862
Eat. Drink. Connect.
www.mawaskitchen.com › 305 F AABC › 970.544.4862
Eat. Drink. Connect.
Set the stage for
your next event!
Surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty, Theatre Aspen is the perfect
backdrop for your wedding, lecture, reception or performance.
Spacious new lobby accommodates guests for seated dinners and cocktail
receptions. Fully-equipped Hurst Theatre seats 189 guests comfortably, while
the stage provides ample space for more formal presentations.
970.925.9313 ~ [email protected] ~ theatreaspen.org
Available for summer or early fall, schedule permitting.
Alsa Photography
the disco ball
TH E ATR E ASP EN
THEATRE ASPEN’S ANNUAL GALA
Theatre Aspen’s annual costume fundraiser, The Disco Ball, jammed the festive Hotel Jerome ballroom with a
SOLD OUT crowd of fabulously costumed guests who dined, boogied and bid the night away. Known as the “best party
in town,” The Disco Ball helped Theatre Aspen surpass its fundraising goal in anticipation of our biggest season ever,
and honored long-time devotee and former Board President, Darlynn Fellman!
Disco Ball guests
Melinda Goldrich, Debra Breen & Dave Houggy
Kimberly Schlosser, Event Chair
Darlynn Fellman, Guest of Honor
Kim & Kenny Habul - Big Bidders!
Guests dancing raise the roof
FOR THEIR ENORMOUS GENEROSITY TO THE DISCO BALL, THEATRE ASPEN THANKS:
Kimberly Schlosser, Event Chair * Jim Hodson,
Auctioneer * Tito’s Vodka * Aspen Sojourner *
Barbara & Franklin Carson * Creative Weddings &
Celebrations/Marcy Kneiper * LAN Crew * Letter
Perfect * Local Spirits * Mountain Flowers * Mara &
Larry Lawrence * Deenie & Larry Meyerson *
Steve Mundinger * Louri Sullivan * Nevin Steinberg
* Andrea & Dennis Young
Our Guest of Honor
Darlynn Fellman, with husband Tom Fellman
Our Live Auction Donors
Clare-Evert Shane and Chris Evert * Betty & Bob
Gates * Tony La Russa * Coach Bobby Knight *
Mawa’s Kitchen and Stanley Coriat * Paige Price *
William Grant Whiskey
Our Super Silent Auction Donors
Norelle and Brian Becker * Michelle Bryan with the
Galerie Maximillian * Darlynn and Tom Fellman *
Barbara and Ed Foran * JoAnn Hunter and Brian
Ronan * Maureen and Dan Holman * Jay’s Valet *
Tony La Russa * Meridian Jewelers * Paige Price *
Michael Riedel * Vickie Roan with The Menagerie
* W Jewelers
Our Silent Auction Donors
O2 Aspen * Acquolina * Ann Korologos Gallery
* Annette’s Mountain Bake Shop * Arjuna Yoga
* Aspen Boarding Kennel * Aspen Expeditions *
36
THEATRE ASPEN
Aspen Film * Aspen Luggage Company * Aspen
Meadows Resort * Aspen Mountain Fitness * Aspen
Music Festival and School * Aspen Skating Club
* Aspen Skiing Company * Aspen Sports * Aspen
TREE: Together Regenerating the Environment
through Education * Bandana Aspen * Bangkok
Happy Bowl * Barking Beauties * Barton Perreira
Eyeglass Studio * BB’s Kitchen * Bellas and
Bombshells * Big Wrap * Blow Out * Blu Phoenix
* Bonnie Young * Boogie’s * BOOTech, Inc. * Brexi
Brasserie * Brunelleschi’s * Cache Cache * Cathers
Home * Checkmate Martial Arts * Chef Daniel
Theme * Clark’s Market * Colorado Symphony
* Corky Woods * Cuvee * Distractions * Down
Valley Tavern * Fresh and Wyld Farmhouse Inn and
Gardens * Frette Italian Linens * Graham Northrup
* Highlands Ale House * Il Poggio * iPro Center *
Janette McKechnie * JAS Aspen Snowmass * Jim
Paussa Photography * Jimmy’s Restaurant * John
D. Miller * Josh Mondry * Jour de Fete * Julie
Paxton * Kali’s Aspen * Kitchen Collage * La Cantina
Restaurant * Lather Salon * Leti-Kat * L’Hostaria *
LM Home and Design * Mark Haldeman * Mark
Richards * Marmot Mountain LLC * Matsuhisa *
Melinda Goldrich * Mezzaluna * Movieland * Nina
McLemore * Nuages * Pamela Paresky * Pamela
Sweeney of Pame’ Designs * Paradise Bakery *
Paragon Technology Group * Peach’s Corner Café
* Pepsi, Co. * Performance Ski * Peter Sagal *
Pine Creek Cookhouse * Piper Rothberg * Pitkin
County Dry Goods * POC Sports * Poppycocks
* Pure Barre of Aspen * Pure ZH * Roxy’s Market
and Café * Rustique Bistro * Salon Tullio * Sashae
Floral Arts & Gifts * Sherry Achi Skin Therapy Clinic
* SNOW Magazine * Snowmass Tourism * Spring
Café * St. Regis * Static Schmatic * Steakhouse 316
* Strafe Outer Wear * Suitable for Framing * Tamela
Kenning * Tempranillo * The Aspen Club and Spa
* The Denver Center for the Performing Arts * The
Gallerie * The Golden Bough * The Grateful Deli *
The Grog Shop * The Hotel Jerome * The Meatball
Shack * The Ritz Carlton Club * The Roaring Fork
Club * The Sports Center * The Upper Crust * The
Wheeler Opera House * The White House Tavern *
The Woods Fine Jewelry * Tito’s Handmade Vodka
* Tootsies of Houston * Traffic Boutique of Basalt *
Trishka Lemos * Ultimate Salon * Ute Mountaineer
* Viceroy Hotel Group/Snowmass * Whole Foods *
Woody Creek Distillers
Our Performers, Musicians & Volunteers
David Dyer, Music Director * Franz Alderfer * Elie
Araujo * Heather Ardley * Heike Burns * Angie
Callen * Ivan Cassar * Micah Dame * Ed Foran *
Vivian Friedlander * Nina Gabianelli * Magdalena
Gambuti * JoAnn Hall * Zia Hucks * Mike Monroney
* Cathy Markle * Julia Penney * Wendy Perkins *
Kimberly Rehfuss * Allison Sawczyn * Briana Scarcelli
* Ned Sullivan * Jeannie Walla * Alie Walsh * Hadley
White * Julie Wunderlin * Izzy Zaino
2014 APPRENTICE PROGRAM
This Year’s Apprentice Class
FRONT ROW (FROM L-R):
David Gram (Apprentice Program
Coordinator), Sydney Patrick
(Performance/Syracuse), Jessica de
Jong (Performance/Texas State), Kyra
Wharton (Performance/University
of Oklahoma), Tess Weinberg (Arts
Administration/Butler)
We are delighted to
share with you that our
2013 Apprentices have
experienced a wonderful
post-Theatre Aspen year.
Alie Walsh and Bailey
Frankenberg are featured in
Little Women and
The Full Monty/The Cottage
respectively this summer.
Michael Cochrane has
joined our Production Staff
as the Master Electrician.
apprentice program
BACK ROW (FROM L-R):
Rodney Ingram (Performance/CAP
21), John Caliendo (Performance/
Montclair University), Megan
Harris (Stage Management/
Emerson), Solveig Bloomquist
(Lighting Design/University of
Minnesota-Duluth), Jack Fransen
(Sound Design/Purdue), Lauren
Jaenecke (Costume & Wardrobe/
Susquehanna), Paige Price (Executive
Artistic Director)
TH EATR E ASP E N
Coming to us from top tier training programs all over the United States, it is with great pleasure that we introduce you
to the aspiring theatre professionals who make up our 2014 Theatre Aspen Apprentice Program (TAAP!). Generously
funded by Jessica and John Fullerton, this program is designed to bridge the gap between academic training
programs and the professional theatre world. Apprentices practice their craft alongside the season’s professional
actors, designers, directors and staff with the goal of growing both professionally and personally. They also participate
in Workshops and Master Classes, assist with our education programs, and learn about the inner workings of a
professional non-profit arts organization. TA is excited to welcome them to the Roaring Fork Valley and encourage you
to get to know them throughout the summer season!
Please check out the Theatre Aspen blog to find out what
our 2013 Apprentices have been up to this past year.
www.theatreaspen.org/blogs/theatre-aspen-blog/
2014 SUMMER SEASON
37
what’s new & special thanks
TH E ATR E ASP EN
NEW AT THEATRE ASPEN
Theatre Aspen launched a new play development series
this May, with the early workshopping of the Duncan
Sheik and Steven Sater musical Alice By Heart. Sheik and
Sater are best known for their 2007 rock musical Spring
Awakening which won eight Tony Awards® including Best
Musical, Best Book of a Musical, and Best Original Score.
A co-production with the Wheeler Opera House, Alice By
Heart’s creative team included director Lear deBessonet
and choreographer Chase Brock (Spiderman: Turn Off the
Dark). The sneak-peek concert of 11 songs, narrated by
Sater, received an overwhelmingly positive response as
more than 300 people attended. The company of young
actors included young stars from Broadway shows like
The board and artistic leadership of Theatre Aspen has
embarked on a new strategic plan for the organization.
Board members Barbara and Franklin Carson’s lead gift
kicked off the theatre’s initiative to help artists develop
new work from the very early stages through production,
in addition to its regular programming and educational
offerings. Additional support was received from the
Somerled Charitable Foundation.
SPECIAL THANKS!
FOR OUR IN-KIND &
OVER-&-ABOVE DONORS
Alpine Design & Planning/Owner Cathy Markle * A2
Interactive Media * Aspen Community Foundation *
Aspen Community Theatre * Aspen Meadows * Aspen
Music Festival & School * Aspen Skiing Company * The
Arvada Center Costume Shop * The Arvada Center * Lisa
& George Baker * Norelle and Brian Becker * George
Boes and Hall of Music Productions * Nick Borisjuk *
Samantha and Craig Cordts-Pearce * The Denver Center
for the Performing Arts * Denver Center Theatre Company
* Dan Doherty * Darlynn & Tom Fellman * Jessica &
John Fullerton * Melinda Goldrich * Sue Helm * Markas
Henry * Honeybee Juice Co. * Soledad & Bob Hurst *
Michael Kunisch * Connie Lane & Ted Stark / University
of Colorado-Boulder Department of Theatre and Dance
* Tony La Russa * Meghan Markiewicz * Mawa’s Kitchen
* Stewart Oksenhorn * Opera Colorado / Ann Piano *
38
Newsies and Peter and the Star Catcher, and two Theatre
Aspen Apprentices, Sydney Patrick and Rodney Ingram.
THEATRE ASPEN
Paradise Bakery * Red Brick Center for the Arts * Kevin
Roberts * Kimberly & Brad Schlosser * David Shapiro * Ann
and Don Short * Jennifer Slaughter * Nevin Steinberg *
Melanie Sturm & Marc Zachary * Theatre Communications
Group, Inc. * The Thrift Shop of Aspen * Alie Walsh *
Tom Ward * The Wheeler Opera House * Will Young *
All our volunteers!
FOR THEIR SUPPORT OF THEATRE
ASPEN SCHOOL’S CAMP & YEARROUND EDUCATION PROGRAMS
Aspen Community Theatre * The Aspen School District *
CRMS Theater Department * Jon Geller * Paradise Bakery
* Mark Rockwood * KNU Foundation/Jackie and Jerry
Kehle * Local Spirits * Mountain Flowers * The Robins
Foundation/Juliet Shield-Taylor * The Thrift Shop of Aspen
* and our volunteers and parents!
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS!
PRODUCTION SPONSORS
Liz and Jane
Armstrong
Soledad & Bob
Hurst
Jim & Brenda
Grusecki
Nancy Wall &
Chuck Wall
Darlynn & Tom
Fellman
TH EATR E ASP E N
SEASON SPONSOR
Jessica & John Fullerton
Barbara & Franklin Carson
FOR THEIR GENEROUS SUPPORT OF OUR NEW WORKS INITIATIVE
ANGELS
Maureen & Dan
Holman
SPECIAL IN-KIND SPONSORS
season sponsors
FOR THEIR GENEROUS SUPPORT OF THE THEATRE ASPEN APPRENTICE PROGRAM
GRANTORS
and Juliet
Shield-Taylor
MEDIA SPONSORS
2014 SUMMER SEASON
39
TH E ATR E ASP EN
supporters
40
THEATRE ASPEN THANKS
the many supporters who help bridge the gap between annual operating costs and ticket sales. We regret that, due to
space limitations, we are unable to recognize gifts below $100. Please visit our website for the complete list of donors.
To all our benefactors, we thank you for making possible another season of engaging, ambitious theatre. Make your gift
today by visiting www.theatreaspen.org/support_us or calling us at 970-925-9313.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Lisa Baker, President
Kimberly Schlosser, Vice President
Norelle Becker, Treasurer
Clare Evert-Shane, Secretary
Alan Altman
Michele Bass
Barbara Carson
Franklin Carson
Tracy Eggleston
John Fullerton
Betty Gates
Melinda Goldrich
Arjun Gupta
Walt Harris
Soledad Hurst
Daniel Neiden
Lexie Potamkin
Katherine Sand
Nina Saslove
Juliet Shield-Taylor
Don Short
Melanie Sturm
HONORARY TRUSTEES
Kent Reed, Founder
Carol and Ken Adelman
Greg Erwin
Pat Fallin
Darlynn Fellman
Maureen Holman
Tony La Russa
NATIONAL COUNCIL
Kimberly Schlosser, President
Pam Alexander
Judi and Alan Altman
Liz and Jane Armstrong
Joni and David Arnold
Lisa and George Baker
Michele and Raifie Bass
Norelle and Brian Becker
Susan Beckerman
Elaine and Bob Blatt
Rita and Irwin J. Blitt
Brett Bossung
Donna and Kenton Bruice
Terri and Tony Caine
Barbara and Franklin Carson
David Chazen
Bunni and Paul Copaken
Samantha and Craig Cordts-Pearce
Sandra Coudert Graham &
Cynthia Coudert
Jane and Marshall Crouch
Sylvie and Gary Crum
Lucy and Thomas Danis
Yoly and Mark Davis
Susan and Jon Diamond
Muffy and Andy DiSabatino
Tracy and Bubba Eggleston
Billie and Greg Erwin
Darlynn and Tom Fellman
Sistie Fischer and Doug Allen
Barbara and Ed Foran
Jessica and John Fullerton
Betty and Bob Gates
Melinda Goldrich
Kristen and Wally Graham
Andrea and Jim Gordon
Brenda and Jim Grusecki
Joanne and Tony Guerrerio
Arjun Gupta
Kimberly and Kenny Habul
Maureen and Dan Holman
Pamela Joseph and Robert Brinker
Sandi and Jeffrey Kallenberg
Laura and Mike Kaplan
Alex Kaufman
Jackie and Jerry Kehle
Lags
Madeleine Larson
Tony La Russa
Melony and Adam Lewis
Wendy and Robert MacDonald
Denise Shea Malcolm
Judy and Robert Mann
Carol Marks and Tom Wirtshafter
Barbara Martel
Anne Welsh McNulty
Lisa and Will Mesdag
Ellie and Bob Meyers
Beth and Josh Mondry
Lee Mulcahy
David Newberger
Peggy and Marne Obernauer
Lesa and John Oudt
Pamela Paresky
Polly Perkins and Tom Hext
Yosefa and Craig Platt
Lexie and Robert Potamkin
Courtney and Tim Presutti
Paige Price and Nevin Steinberg
Marjorie and Walther Ramos
Julie and Dennis Ratner
Barbara Reese
Debbi Fields Rose and Michael Rose
Marilyn and Ronald Rotter
Katherine Sand and Scott Martin
Colby B. Sandlian
Linda and Jay Sandrich
Nina and Joshua Saslove
Candy and Jerry Schlief
Kimberly and Brad Schlosser
Clare Evert-Shane and Steven Shane
Deborah and Bob Sharpe
Zonnie Sheik
Juliet Shield-Taylor
Ann and Don Short
Maureen Stapleton
Becky and Chris Steere
Michelle and Ken Stiller
Susan and Donald Sturm
Melanie Sturm and Marc Zachary
Susan Sullivan
Sandy and Kenny Tate
Jamie Alexander Tisch
Anne and Bill Tobey
Nancy Wall and Chuck Wall
Lynda and Doug Weiser
Laura and Lantz Welch
Randy Work
Tamara and Frank Woods
Julie Wooley
Alison and Boniface Zaino
THEATRE ASPEN
As of May 12, 2014
BECOME A
NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER
TODAY
The National Council plays a leadership role by providing the annual support
necessary to sustain and advance the theatre’s professional productions and
programs. Your support helps bring ambitious, “can’t miss” theatre
to our community, and gives you access to exclusive behind-the-scenery events!
Support professional theatre in Aspen with a family membership.
Additional benefits are added at each level, including:
• Complimentary tickets to Opening Night Galas and Performances
(New! - Opening Night tickets can be transferred to any 2014
season performance of that particular show)
• Invitations to rehearsals, readings and backstage access to observe
the creative process in action
• Invitations to exclusive parties with artists and fellow National
Council members
• Access to members-only trips and cultural events
• National Council e-newsletters with insider news about TA
• and much more!
To learn more or join the National Council, visit www.theatreaspen.org
or call 970.925.9313.
Directors’ Circle
$2,000 to $4,999
Playwrights’ Circle
$5,000 to $9,999
Producers‘ Circle
$10,000 to $14,999
Benefactors’ Circle
$15,000 to $24,999
Visionaries’ Circle
$25,000 to $49,999
Star Circle
$50,000 and above
STAR CIRCLE
may 1, 2013-april 30, 2014
AN N UAL D ON ORS
($50,000 – $99,999)
Barbara and Franklin Carson
Jessica and John Fullerton
Lisa and Will Mesdag
Melanie Sturm and Marc Zachary
Nancy Wall and Chuck Wall
Public and Private Sector Support
ANB Bank
VISIONARIES’ CIRCLE
($25,000 - $49,999)
Jane and Liz Armstrong
Darlynn and Tom Fellman
Brenda and Jim Grusecki
Sandi and Jeffrey Kallenberg
Jackie and Jerry Kehle
Tony La Russa
The City of Aspen
Sturm Family Foundation
BENEFACTORS’ CIRCLE
($15,000 - $24,999)
Norelle and Brian Becker
Melinda Goldrich
Kimberly and Brad Schlosser
Ann and Don Short
PRODUCERS’ CIRCLE
($10,000 - $14,999)
Judi and Alan Altman
Brett Bossung
Terri and Tony Caine
Sylvie and Gary Crum
Kristen and Wally Graham
Kimberly and Kenny Habul
Maureen and Dan Holman
Alex Kaufman
Lexie and Robert Potamkin
Randy Work
Somerled Charitable Foundation/Wendy
and Robert MacDonald
PLAYWRIGHTS’ CIRCLE
($5,000 - $9,999)
Lisa and George Baker
Michele and Raifie Bass
Donna and Kenton Bruice
Tracy and Bubba Eggleston
Betty and Bob Gates
Lags
Melony and Adam Lewis
Anne Welsh McNulty
Polly Perkins and Tom Hext
Courtney and Tim Presutti
Julie and Dennis Ratner
Debbi Fields Rose and Michael Rose
Marilyn and Ronald Rotter
Linda and Jay Sandrich
Clare Evert-Shane and Steven Shane
Zonnie Sheik
Juliet Shield-Taylor and the Robins Foundation
Susan Sullivan
Lynda and Douglas Weiser
Julie Wooley
Alison and Boniface Zaino
The CP Restaurant Group
Les Dames D’ Aspen, Ltd.
Michael and Debbi Fields Rose Advised Fund at
Aspen Community Foundation
SHANE Aspen Real Estate
DIRECTORS’ CIRCLE
($2,000 - $4,999)
Pam Alexander
Joni and David Arnold
Susan Beckerman
Elaine and Bob Blatt
42
THEATRE ASPEN
Rita and Irwin J. Blitt
David Chazen
Bunni and Paul Copaken
Jane and Marshall Crouch
Lucy and Thomas Danis
Susan and Jon Diamond
Muffy and Andy DiSabatino
Billie and Greg Erwin
Joanne and Tony Guerrerio
Pamela Joseph and Robert Brinker
Laura and Mike Kaplan
Madeleine Larson
Denise Shea Malcolm
Judy and Robert Mann
Carol Marks and Tom Wirtshafter
Barbara Martel
Beth and Josh Mondry
Lee Mulcahy
David Newberger
Peggy and Marne Obernauer
Lesa and John Oudt
Pamela Paresky
Yosefa and Craig Platt
Marjorie and Walther Ramos
Barbara Reese
Katherine Sand and Scott Martin
Colby B. Sandlian
Nina and Joshua Saslove
Deborah and Bob Sharpe
Maureen Stapleton
Becky and Chris Steere
Paige and Nevin Steinberg
Michelle and Ken Stiller
Sandy and Kenny Tate
Jamie Alexander Tisch
Anne and Bill Tobey
Laura and Lantz Welch
Tamara and Frank Woods
The Frederic R. Coudert Foundation
The Thrift Shop of Aspen
ACTORS’ CIRCLE
($1,000 - $1,999)
Joan and Lawrence Altman
Jim Aresty
Katherine Arnold
Barbara and Bruce Berger
Marilyn and Howard Bollinger
Allison and Randall Bone
Peter Carman
Debra and Steven Cohen
Leslie Desmond and Phil Stoffregen
Moira and Jon Fiore
Anna and Matt Freedman
Martha and Donald Freedman
Gina Gaetano and Andrew Turchin
Barbara and Michael Gamson
Marilyn and Dean Greenberg
Debbie and Richard Jelinek
Irene Kaufman and Daniel Neiden
Pearl and Howard Klein
Sharon and Howard Kooper
Lisa and Marshall Kurtz
Laura and Gary Lauder
Mara and Larry Lawrence
Jean and Steve Lee
Judy and Tom Love
Kim Master and Noah Lieb
Laura and Andrew McCullough
Pat and Barb McMahon
Teresa and Craig Melville
Marci and Ronnie Morgan
Nancy and Steve Nemerovski
Chris and Mike Pack
Esther Pearlstone
Ali and David Phillips
Susan and Gary Rappaport
Larry Saliterman and Dion Milliman
Mary Bucksbaum Scanlan and Patrick Scanlan
Julie and Steve Schlafer
Isa Catto Shaw and Daniel Shaw
Gail and Bruce Smith
Barbara and Gary Sorenson
Hugh B. Vanderbilt, Jr.
Kay and Robert Watson
Dorothy Wildman and Albert Sanford
Teresa and Jay Wiviott
Andrea and Dennis Young
Elisha and Jeff Zander
Actors’ Equity Foundation, Inc.
European Caterers Ltd.
Jamner Family Foundation
Pajwell Foundation
TOP/Transportation Options Program
PATRONS
($500 - $999)
Becky and David Aldrich
Alpine Bank
Katie and Carol Bergman
Madeline Berlin
Wilma and Stuart Bernstein
Ginny and Charles Brewer
Caryl and David Cherry
Gail and Al Engelberg
Linda and Alan Englander
Suellen and Melvyn Estrin
Christine Evert
Alan Fletcher and Ron Schiller
Barbara and Ed Foran
Golda and Sheldon Friedstein
Katy and Adam Frisch
Elvie and Yale Gieszl
Frances Ginsburg
Sandy and Lee Godfrey
Barbara Gold
Tamar and Todd Haimes
Leelee and Bill Harriman
Heidi and Keith Hemstreet
Eveline Hoffman
Sandy and Jim Iglehart
Suki and Paul Jarzemsky
Donald Keltner
Marianne and Richard Kipper
Ruth Kruger
Stuart Kurlander and David Martin
Holli and Shaheen Ladhani
Antonella and Scott Larson
DeDe and Moses Lebovits
Gail Levy
Natasha and Mark Leydecker
Christie Manning
Joyce McGilvray
Barbara Menendez
Gail and J. Alec Merriam
Deenie and Larry Meyerson
Denise Monteleone
Sara and Don H. Nelson
Ricki and Kerry Newman
Beverly and Staman Ogilvie
Beverle and Marc Ostrofsky
Jean and Allen Parelman
Diane and Steve Parrish
Hana Pevny
Cecilia and Ernesto Poma
Kathryn and Richard Rabinow
Robyn and Dale Rands
Jill and Craig Rathbun
Cheryl and Michael Rubenstein
Lorraine and Mark Schapiro
Judie and Gene Seymour
Nancy and Alvin Siwak
Mickey Stern
Curt Strand
Tracy Straus
Dorothy and Hal Thau
Carol and John Walter
Susan Fleet Welsch
Lorrie and Larry Winnerman
Cindy Harris and Steve Wiseley
Arches Advised Fund at Aspen Community
Foundation/Sara Ransford
The Nelson and Linda K. Gordman Donor-Advised
Fund of the Jewish Federation of Omaha
Foundation
Mountain Chalet
FRIENDS
($100 - $499)
Alpine Bank
Berg Family Charitable Foundation
The Buddy Program
Clark’s Market
GIFTS
Memorial Gifts
In Memory of Courtenay Cave
Sandy and Jim Ighlehart
In Memory of Debra Lyddon Goldstein, MD
Barbara and Gary Goldstein
In Memory of Doug Haugan
Gail and Frank Brendmuehl
In Memory of Karl Larson
Antonella and Scott Larson
In Memory of Evelyn Lauder
Laura and Gary Lauder
In Memory of Dorothea Lippman
Miriam and William Lippman
In Memory of Jerome Robinson
Mindy Robinson and Steve Brown
In Memory of Esther and Gerald Schlief
Honorary Gifts
In Honor of Judi and Alan Altman
Adriane and Bob Sirkus
In Honor of Liz Armstrong
Marlene and Don Smith
In Honor of Lisa Baker
Heather Grosvenor
In Honor of Norelle Becker
Cheryl and Michael Rubenstein
In Honor of Philip and Mary Desmond
Leslie Desmond and Phil Stoffregen
In Honor of Darlynn Fellman
Moira and John Fiore
Frances Ginsburg
Marilyn and Dean Greenberg
Wendy Hahn
Sharon and Howard Kooper
Mara and Larry Lawrence
Linda and Gary Nathanson
Esther Pearlstone
Bill Peck
Terri Schrager
Louri Sullivan
Andrea and Dennis Young
In Honor of Jessica and John Fullerton
In Honor of Betty Gates
Shirley Millard
In Honor of Anakeesta Ironwood
Charlene and Joel Gilbert
In Honor of Stephanie Larson
Madeleine Larson
In Honor of Beth Malone
Karen Kunzer
In Honor of Douglas and Glenda Otten
Stacie Otten and Aaron Mitchamore
In Honor of Alana, Ellie and Julia Perlmutter
Lisa and Jonathan Perlmutter
In Honor of Paige Price
Caryl Avery and Les Zuke
In Honor of Walker and William Propes
Jay Propes
In Honor of Andrea Ross, Adam Quinn and
Mike Eldred
Matthew Kacergis
In Honor of Jay and Linda Sandrich
Laurie Bernhard
In Honor of Nina and Joshua Saslove
Suellen and Melvyn Estrin
In Honor of Ann and Don Short
Martha and Donald Freedman
Sandy and Lee Godfrey
In Honor of Melanie Sturm
Stuart Kurlander and David Martin
In Honor of Hal and Dorothy Thau
Thorey and Barry Goldstein
In Honor of the Theatre Aspen staff
Shirley Millard
2014 SUMMER SEASON
may 1, 2013-april 30, 2014
A. Mervyn and Jeannette Mandelbaum Family
Fund, a Donor Advised Fund of The Jewish
Community Foundation of Los Angeles
The Nick DeWolf Foundation
Taylor Foundation Inc.
AN N UAL D ON OR S
Ruth C. Abramson
Caryl Avery and Les Zuke
Becky Ayres
Karen Beard
Vivian and Norman Belmonte
Laurie Bernhard
Diana Beuttas
Nancy and Bob Blank
Judith and Doug Bleiler
Caroline Bloom
Carol and Morton Blumberg
Lotta and Stuart Brafman
Gail and Frank Brendemuehl
Linda and Robert Brining
Robin and Neal Buchalter
Peggy Burke
Elaine and Harris Cahn
Carleen and Ken Canfield
Cate Caplin and Vernon Willet
Annie and Coley Cassidy
Tina Chen and Marvin Josephson
Kelly Close
Charles Cochran
Rita and Morris Cohen
Chris Collins
Leah and Jeff Davis
Gladys Delisser and Michael Augello
George Ann Dennis
Learaye DiGiglia
Anthony M. Dilucia, Jr.
Mary Dominick and Sven Coomer
Sonnet and Christopher Edmonds
Zetta Feder
Wendy and Jerry Feinstein
Susan and George Fesus
Suzanne and Robert Fike
Ellie and Stuart Fine
Nanette and Jerry Finger
Barbara and Aaron Fleck
Viki and Paul Freeman
Mary Ann Frenzel
Brenda and Fred Friedman
Dorothy Frommer
Ricki and Peter Fuchs
Nina Gabianelli
Elyse and Yale Galanter
Christopher Gates
Daryl and Henry Gelender
Charlene and Joel Gilbert
Annabel and Philip Golden
Cheryl and Steve Goldenberg
Barbara and Gary Goldstein
Carol and Marc Goldstein
Thorey and Barry Goldstein
Sue and John Goott
Anne and Tony Gorry
Gail and Eric Gould
Donita and Jeffrey Greene
Heather Grosvenor
Celeste Grynberg
Wendy Hahn
Susan and Dick Hansen
Jody and Andy Hecht
Kathy and Bill Hegberg
Sue and Bob Helm
Susan and Bob Hess
Ann Hodges
Ruth and David Hoff
Carol and Michael Hundert
Ellen Hunt
Eileen and Bob Ish
Sandy and Charles Israel
Carol and Douglas Kadison
Leslie and David Kantor
Tracy and Brian Kapiloff
Jackie Kaplan and Chad Clark
Donald Kempf, Jr.
Susan and Albert Kern
Sue and Steve Kinney
Ron Krajian
Anne Krause
Tracy and Glen Larner
Barbara LaRose
Susan Lau and Mark Kavasch
Judith and Robert Layton
Joan Lebach
Jean and Richard Leety
Carl Levin and Hans Kriefall
Gail and Ralph Lombardi
Lori and Jeremy Lowell
Lisa Luff
Peggy and Ian MacKinnon
Peggy and David Marks
Jan and Arthur Martin
Elsbeth and Gerhard Mayritsch
Claire McDougall and Paul Jones
Renee and Bruce Michelson
Shirley Millard
Christine and Larry Mills
Bette and Donne Moen
Marjory Musgrave and Frank Peters
Melanie Muss and Tracy Nichols
Linda and Gary Nathanson
George Newell
Myra Willoughby O’Brien
Marie O’Neill
Stacie Otten and Aaron Mitchamore
Ruth Owens
Peggy and Paul Pace
Jerrold Parker
Bill Peck
Essie and Jordon Perlmutter
Lisa and Jonathan Perlmutter
Diane and Brooke Peterson
Hensley and James Peterson
Donna Phelps and Bruce Pearson
Jay Propes
E.V. and R.J. Provost
Jill Radel and Jerry Scheinbaum
Gaby and Bob Rafelson
Janis Reed
Barbara Reid and David Hyman
Judy and E. B. Robinson
Mindy Robinson and Steve Brown
Margaret and Dwayne Romero
Amy Ronner and Dr. Michael Pacin
Ferne and David Ross
Louisa and Jim Rudolph
Ron Ryan
Jessica and Philip Salet
Lois and Thomas Sando
Jan and John Sarpa
Audrey Sattler and Donald Fleisher
Marilyn and Don Schaffer
Betty and Lloyd Schermer
Robert Schmier
Patricia Schneider
Susan and Sheldon Schneider
Terri Schrager
Julie and Allen Schwait
Deborah and John Scott
Nancy and Barry Shapiro
Barbara Sherman
Kathy and Scott Sigler
Joan and Virgil Simon
Martha and Thomas Singleton
Marlene and Don Smith
Miriam and Thomas Snider
Lorraine and Pat Spector
Sandy and Stephen Stay
Beatrice and Jeffrey Stein
Susan and Peter Stein/Sean Stein Foundation
Phyllis and Ron Steinhart
Katrina Strecker
Louri Sullivan
Lucia Swanson and Ted Levine
Mary Ann and Ray Tittle
Christine and Jim Treadwell
Doug Turner and Reine Fedor
Viji and John Varghese
Suzanne and Michael Vernon
Donna and Tom Ward
Leslie and Joe Waters
Patti and Jay Webster
Louis Welfeld
Skip and Frankie Welfeld
Carrie and Joe Wells
Julie Williams
Michael Young
Eleanor and Robert Zeff
43
Exceptional
Web
Development
notebleu.com
David Lambert Construction congratulates
Theatre Aspen on another successful season!
BUILDING ASPEN DREAMS SINCE 1974
david
LAMBERT
construction
DAVID LAMBERT . [email protected]
PO BOX 1727 BASALT, CO 81621 . OFFICE: 970.927.5393 . FAX: 1.866.756.9898
Offering the Largest Selection of Rental Homes & Condominiums
Extensive Services & Amenities FULL CONCIERGE SERVICES.
COMPLIMENTARY ASPEN CLUB & SPA PRIVILEGES. COMPLIMENTARY
ASPEN AIRPORT TRANSFERS. AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOU 24/7.
MtGreen_TheatreAspen.indd 2
5/2/13 8:05 AM
Furniture for Home and Office
Free Computerized Office Design Service-Visualize Before You Buy!
Call Us
Today!
Your Office’s Best Friend
Professional Designs Since 1982!
925-1620
945-5151
630 E. Hyman Ave. Aspen
SALES
RENTALS
INSTALLATION
1605 Grand Ave. Glenwood
www.SandysOfficeSupply.com
AspenSnowmassProperties.com • 970.922.2111
Offices in Aspen and Snowmass
Proud Architects
Photo by David O. Marlow
o f t h e At r e A s P e n ’ s n e w t e n t !
cunniffe.com
|
970.925.5590
The midvalley’s Non-Profit Weekly Newspaper.
Informing, Inspiring and Building Community since 2009.
Distributed throughout the Roaring Fork valley on Thursday afternoons
LET US
PROMOTE
YOUR EVENT
OR BUSINESS!
✸ Call or email us for print or web advertising ideas:
Bob Albright 970-927-2175, [email protected] or
Paula Valenti 970-319-5270 [email protected]
✸ We are a non-profit newspaper and accept donations at
P.O. Box 399 Carbondale, CO 81623 or online at
www.soprissun.com Help keep the Sun shining!
The Sopris Sun is an LLC organized under the 501c3 non-profit structure of the Roaring Fork Community
Development Corporation. All donations are tax-deductible.
Welcome Summer Guests!
As the show renews
your body, mind, and spirit,
let us renew your Carpet,
Area Rugs, and Upholstery.
IICRC Certified Technicians
Biodegradable Cleaning Products
Residue Free Cleaning Procedures
SUNRISE CARPET CLEANING
ORIENTAL RUG WASHING
(970)923.6333 & (970)927.8200
SINCE 1977
Joe Farrell, IICRC Master Textile Cleaner
SUMMER
SEASON
2 0 1 4
T
S
ASPEN SANTA FE BALLET
SEASON PRESENTING SPONSOR
N
DANCE FOR KIDS!
Diavolo
July 5
DIAVOLO
July 5 & 6
E
ASPEN SANTA FE BALLET
July 17 & 19
S
JUAN SIDDI
FLAMENCO
July 22
E
DANCE FOR KIDS!
Batoto Yetu and
ASFB Folklórico
July 26
R
ENCORE! - JUAN SIDDI FLAMENCO
August 5
STARS OF AMERICAN BALLET
August 8
P
BALLET WEST
August 16
PHOTO: SHAREN BRADFORD
Tickets: 970-920-5770 or online at aspensantafeballet.com
MFF
OFFICIAL SPONSORS
FOUNDATION SPONSORS
SEASON PRESENTING SPONSOR
PREFERRED HOTEL SPONSORS
GOVERNMENT SPONSORS
Morgridge Family Foundation
OFFICIAL HEALTH CLUB AND SPA
OF ASPEN SANTA FE BALLET
CORPORATE SPONSORS
Shared Ride Shuttles Charter Vans Private Car Service
MEDIA SPONSORS
Pearls of Nippon Ltd
Cornavin Co. Ltd
Les Dames d’Aspen, Ltd.
CONNECTING PEOPLE WITH PROPERTIES
Realtor of the Year Recipient
P
President of the
P Past
Aspen Board of Realtors
Producer at
P Top
Aspen Snowmass Sotheby’s
P Loves the World of Real Estate
… every detail
Maureen’s outstanding knowledge
of the Aspen area is combined with
an ability to discern a client’s needs
quietly and professionally. You know
what your vision is and what you
want out of living in Aspen, and
Maureen brings it all home.
MAUREENSTAPLETON
970.948.9331 cell
maureenstapleton.net
The
Roaring Fork Club
Proudly supports the local arts community
A private Club located 20 minutes
from renowned Aspen, Colorado in the
charming town of Basalt. With 382 acres of
pristine landscape, the Roaring Fork Club
provides a lifestyle for those who seek the
purest of golf, fly fishing, family, health and
wellness. The Club course features eighteen holes of Jack Nicklaus Signature golf.
Fly fishing at the Roaring Fork Club is an
angler’s paradise with eight fully stocked
trout ponds and the Roaring Fork River and
Spring Creek flowing through the property.
ROARING FORK CLUB | 100 Arbaney Ranch Road, Basalt CO 81621 | www.roaringforkclub.com | 970-927-9000
EXPERIENCE:/practical
“all the
world’s
a stage,
knowledge that is
lasting, endures/flourishes over the course of time.
and all the men
and women merely
players, they have
their exits and their
entrances, and one
man in his time
plays many parts...”
—william shakespeare As You Like It
“Relationships, systems and structures that have
endured and prospered for over 40 years.”
— Jack Wilkie
~Matt Ferguson & Michele Bass,
Theatre Aspen Trustee,
“on-stage” in courtrooms
and boardrooms for many
theatrical seasons~
970.927.4226
|
www.JackWilkieBuilder.com
MATTHEW C. FERGUSON
L AW F I R M
q
Litigation
Civil | Business | Real Estate
aspEn to VaiL
matthewfergusonlaw.com
970.925.6288
Gourmet Bagel Sandwiches, Lattes, Baked Goods, and More!
JUST STEPS AWAY FROM THE TENT!
300 Puppysmith St #201
(Between Clarks Market and the Post Office)
cordially invite you to our
13th Annual Fleur De Lis Fête
Beatles
Bash!
Dinner and Dancing
Featuring The Bo Hale Band
Silent Auction
Thursday, July 31, 2014
Half past six in the evening
at the
Hotel Jerome
Aspen, Colorado
Please wear your favorite ‘60s go-go attire • Valet Parking Available
Trustees $250 Per Ticket
Non-Trustees $300 Per Ticket
For information or to join Les Dames d’Aspen, Ltd.,
contact: Christine Aubale Gerschel 970.925.9028 · [email protected]
You are in the spotlight at Neil-Garing Insurance
Neil-Garing
I N S U R A N C E
Neil-Garing Insurance is your resource for customized
insurance solutions. We offer local representation and
will recommend an insurance program that best fits
your lifestyle, while maximizing your insurance value.
We offer exemplary service and expertise to help protect
your property and possessions.
Proud to support Theatre Aspen
Call today for a complimentary review of your
personal or business insurance program
970.945.9111
Representing
Home | Auto | Business | Community Associations
Farm and Ranch | Workers’ Compensation | Employee Benefits
201 Centennial, 4th Floor | Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 | Toll Free: 800.255.6390
Website: www.neil-garing.com | E-mail: [email protected]
PR OU D SP ON SO R OF
TH EATR E AS PE N
Everything Aspen.
We’ve got it covered.
AspenTimes.com
THE ASPEN TIMES | ASPEN TIMES WEEKLY
SEASONAL MAGAZINES | DIGITAL SOLUTIONS
—
A S P E N , C O L O R A D O
—
Where beauty and culture unite…
S U R PA S S I N G E X P E C TAT I O N S AT E V E RY T U R N .
Doug Leibinger
970.379.9045
[email protected]
Doug.SearchAspenHomes.com
Proud sponsor of Theatre Aspen.
The real stories. The real people. The real Aspen.
Grab the Summer edition for our 2014 culture guide.
Pick up Midsummer for the scoop on the valley’s best biking.
970.925.7809 | aspensojourner.com
GROUND FORCES:
SEVEN GREAT
BURGERS
EMPLOYEE HOUSING
AT 40: HOW THE
OTHER HALF LIVES
SUMMER FASHION:
BRIGHT LIGHTS
ON WHITE
SUMMER 2014
146 PLACES TO EAT,
34 PLACES FOR ART &
1 MAP TO FIND THEM
FIELD GUIDE TO SUMMER CULTURE
+
FIELD
GUIDE to
SUMMER
CULTURE
NOTES FROM
UNDERGROUND:
A SUBGRADE
GARDEN
ANCHORS
A ZEN-LIKE
WATER
FEATURE
SUMMER 2014
SUMMER 2014
OLD MEETS NEW
ONE OF ASPEN’S EARLIEST HOMES OVERFLOWS
WITH CUTTING-EDGE ART
SUMMER/FALL 2014
Discover the Valley’s Best Music,
Dance, Art & Plain Old Fun
Start your Aspen home search with
a great broker. Or a couple of them.
Proud supporters of Theatre Aspen!
TRACY HAISFIELD EggLESTon
970-948-7130
[email protected]
www.tracyaspen.com
BUBBA EggLESTon
970-309-9291
[email protected]
www.bubbaaspen.com
Aspen
Snowmass
Landscape
Architecture
Cathy Markle
Licensed Landscape Architect
Directing and performing
extraordinary landscapes for clients
Supporting
Theater Every
Way We Can
FOR ALLOWING US TO
SERVE YOU FOR OVER
41
YEARS
• DESIGN
• APPROVALS
• CONSTRUCTION
Thank you
Aspen, Colorado
970.927.2227
alpinedesignandplanning.com
of aspen : : 970.925.6249
309 south galena
alpinebank
.com
play-bill-3.5625 x 2.3.indd 1
5/7/13 5:27 PM
Mi Hair
H AIR • SKIN • NA I L S
Where valley locals go!
Phone 970.925.1378
Location 300 AABC-Unit L
Aspen,CO 81611
Website mihairaspen.com
Book online vagaro.com/MiHair
ASPEN MUSIC FESTIVAL AND SCHOOL
Salutes Theatre Aspen!
Photo Credit: Alex Irvin
America’s Premier
Classical Music
Festival
June 26 to August 17, 2014
• 300 Events •
• 5 Orchestras •
• 3 Operas •
• Chamber Music •
• Kid’s Events •
• Lectures •
ROBERT SPANO Music Director
ALAN FLETCHER President and CEO
www.aspenmusicfestival.com
970-925-9042
Same players.
Same performance.
Same production.
It’s a new season for Theatre Aspen,
but in the real estate realm
the program remains the same.
Once again
Aspen Snowmass Sotheby’s
has the lead in Total Sales Volume and
Market Share in Aspen Snowmass.
Now that’s an encore!
AspenSnowmassSIR.com
Aspen 970.925.6060
snowmAss 970.923.2006
BAsAlt 970.927.8080
CArBondAle 970.963.4536
We’re Proud to Support
Theatre Aspen.
ASPEN | DENVER
obermeyerasset.com | 970.925.8747
Denver Center Theatre Academy
Get into
the Act!
REESE HENRY & CO.
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
Theatre • Film • Voice Over
All Levels • Actors to Business
Professionals
• Classes taught by industry professionals
• 14 state of the art studios
• Class sessions offered four times a year
for ages 3–103
Looking forward
to more performances
Theatre Aspen!
denvercenter.org/act
303.446.4892
P
PA R T
e Ace
EST. 1
Hard
971
ware
UR
O
D
OF
YO
L
Alpin
CA
UDLY L O
RO
NE IG H
H
B OR
O
Whether You’re
Painting Sets or
Living Rooms, We’ve
Got You Covered.
“The stage is not merely the meeting place of all the arts,
but is also the return of art to life.”
-Oscar Wilde
()#+/29(/53%2)"3
"%342)"334%!+3).#/,/2!$/
PROUDLY SUPPORTS THE ARTS!
Alpine
300 Puppy Smith Street
(970) 925-3031
www.AspenAce.com
Below Clark’s Market
Gourmet Bagel
UÊ,-/Ê UÊ*,/9Ê""
UÊ
/, UÊ1 Ê
UÊ6,9
UÊ
,Ê
Sandwiches,
Lattes,
Baked Goods, and
UÊ/"1/
CALL EARLY TO SCHEDULE
YOUR DELIVERY & TAKEOUT!
More!
JUST STEPS AWAY FROM THE TENT!
ASPENÊUÊÇÎäÊ7°Ê Ê-/,/ÊUÊÇäÓxÓÎ£Î
300 Puppysmith St #201
-1]Ê-",Ê
6ÃÌÊÕÀÊ*>ÀiÀÊ,iÃÌ>ÕÀ>ÌÊÌtÊUÊÜÜÜ°VÀÞÕÃiÀLÃ°V
(Between Clarks Market and the Post Office)
y
l
l
a
c
Lo
n
w
o
h
S
Aspen Daily News is proud to support
Theatre Aspen’s continued success in taking
professional theatre to center stage!
We offer the
*
full monty for
our clients ...
The MyersRoberts Collective flexes serious
creative muscle to answer our clients’ branding
and marketing challenges, powered by
award-winning design, strategic thinking and
a show-stopping passion for what we do.
Congratulations to Theatre Aspen
on another exciting season. Break a leg!
THE
Myers
Roberts
{C O L L E C T I V E }
* B U S I N E S S D E V E L O P M E N T T H R O U G H D E S I G N ~ W W W. M Y E R S R O B E R T S . C O M
Arousing catering,
as only the Jerome can do.
We can make a party, a party.
Create an outdoor event that’s more splendor in the grass, less
picnic-with-warming-trays.
Turn dinner for two into flagrant romance.
Weddings, Bat Mitzvahs, Occasions with
No Names, as only The Jerome can do.
HotelJerome.AubergeResorts.com | 970.920.1000 | Aspen, Colorado
J.P. Morgan Securities is proud
to support Theatre Aspen.
Christopher C. Gates
Managing Director
Financial Advisor
212.272.6103
Pierre Follari
Managing Director
Financial Advisor
914.899.5941
J.P. Morgan Securities
277 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10172
www.jpmorgansecurities.com
Securities are offered by J.P. Morgan Securities LLC. Bank Products and
services are offered by JPMORGAN Chase, N.A. and its banking affiliates.
Investment Products: Not FDIC Insured • No Bank Guarantee • May Lose Value
© 2014 JPMorgan Chase & Co. All rights reserved.
320 South Galena Street
Paradise Corner
Aspen, Colorado 81611
Enjoy the show and stop by
for an after-theatre treat!
13PBC093-AspenPlayBill-CFO.indd 1
Agency: Santy Integrated · Contact: Amanda Fellows · Email: [email protected] · Client: Paradise Bakery Café Pub: TMA Media Aspen Playbill
Page: Front · Trim: 7.375” x 4.8125”· Bleed: 7.5”x 5.75”· Live: 7.375” x 4.8125” · Color: CMYK · Final Deliv: Hi Res PDF
5/16/13 11:31 AM
THEATRE ASPEN
a Successful 2014 Season.
EXCELLENCE FOR OVER 15 YEARS
ASPEN
•
PALM BEACH
•
VAIL
970.920.2299 • [email protected]
An Aspen Classic
Remarkable Food
Drinks - Fun
Live Entertainment
10% off with Theatre Aspen
ticket stub through 9/1/14
420 E. Cooper Ave
970.925.9955
redonionaspen.com
A Little Bit Inspiration
A Little Bit Celebration
Events by The Little Nell
Book your event with our
five-star, five-diamond
Events team for
Sept. 15, 2014 - May 15, 2015
and 10% of your
food and beverage totals
will be donated to Theatre Aspen
*blackout dates apply
Ghosts, Murder & Mayhem!
Aspen’s DarkSide
Entertaining evening walk
thru Aspen’s tarnished past.
Call
(970) 948-4349
Visit
AspenWalkingTours.com
Providing the Aspen Valley with exceptional catering and event services for 2 to 2,000 since 1994
WEDDINGS • CORPORATE EVENTS • PRIVATE CHEFS • CUSTOMIZED MENUS
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS • HOLIDAY PARTIES • FULL SERVICE EVENT PLANNING
Aspen, Colorado | www.ConundrumCatering.com | 970.544.6407
-
Featuring the finest in American cuisine served in an
energetic atmosphere with top-notch hospitality.
Bar open for cocktails at 5; Dining Room at 5:30.
OPEN LATE Serving every night until 11pm.
970-925-6020
205 S. Mill St. Aspen, CO
www.jimmysaspen.com
www.facebook.com/jimmysaspen
Aspen Community Theatre
Presents
Visit
ou
2
now nd loca r
t
ope
n in ion
next
El J
to
970 City Ma ebel
.963
rk
.THA et
I
Proudly Supports
bangkokhappybowl.com | 970.925.2527
November
7,8,12,13,14,15 at 7pm
9 & 16 at 2pm
THE GANT – ASPEN
M O L LY C A M P B E L L C O N F E R E N C E C E N T E R
The Molly Campbell Conference Center reemerges
after a $5 million renovation project to elevate Aspen’s
meeting experience. Boasting a stylishly new
eco-friendly design, the 5,500 square foot function
space debuts a panoramic rooftop terrace with
360-degrees of mountainous inspiration and flexible
outdoor meeting space. Adding sustenance to the
scenery, the new Pepperjack’s Café serves up casual
fare, pastries and signature cocktails guests can enjoy
fireside or grab-n-go. Elevate your Aspen Meeting
experience. Think The Gant Conference Center.
610 S. West End St • Aspen, CO 81611 • 800-922-6413 • www.gantaspen.com
Asha Ironwood Photography
Your Adventure Begins Here
What you learn here can take you anywhere.
Year-round theatre training for all skill levels, ages 5 to adult.
To start your dramatic adventure, contact Graham Northrup, Director of Education at 925.9313 or [email protected].
No student has ever been turned away due to financial need.
Learn more at theatreaspen.org/education.
JUNE
SUN
MON
TUES
WED
THURS
FRI
SAT
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
7:30 pm
FM Preview
7:30 pm
FM Preview
7:30 pm
FM Open
7:30 pm FM
1
2
3
4
6:30 pm
LW Preview
6:30 pm
LW Open
10:00 am LW
7
8
9
10
7:30 pm FM
7:30 pm FM
7:30 pm FM
7:30 pm LW
14
15
16
7:30 pm FM
7:30 pm FM
7:30 pm LW
21
22
29
30
7:30 pm FM
12
10:00 am LW
10:00 am LW
7:30 pm FM
7:30 pm FM
17
18
19
10:00 am LW
10:00 am LW
10:00 am LW
7:30 pm FM
7:30 pm FM
7:30 pm FM
23
24
25
26
7:30 pm
Cot Preview
7:30 pm
Cot Preview
7:30 pm
Cot Open
10:00 am LW
10:00 am LW
7:30 pm FM
7:30 pm FM
29
30
31
1
2
10:00 am LW
10:00 am LW
7:30 pm Cot
7:30 pm Cot
7:30 pm FM
7:30 pm FM
7:30 pm FM
9:00 pm FM
4
5
6
7
8
9
10:00 am LW
10:00 am LW
7:30 pm FM
7:30 pm FM
7:30 pm Cot
7:30 pm Cot
7:30 pm FM
7:30 pm FM Close
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
7:00 pm
Apprentice
Showcase
10:00 am LW
10:00 am LW Close
7:30 pm Cot
7:30 pm Cot
7:30 pm LW
7:30 pm LW
7:30 pm Cot
7:30 pm Cot Close
20
27
28
7:00 pm TA
Summer Splash
3
AUGUST
10:00 am LW
11
13
7:30 pm FM
6:30 pm FM*
5
(special July 4th time)
6
JULY
SE ASON CAL EN D AR
2014 SUMMER SEASON CALENDAR
KEY: Full Monty = FM
The Cottage = Cot
Little Women = LW
All performances take place at Theatre Aspen’s Hurst Theatre, 470 Rio Grande Place, Aspen, CO 81611
EASY WAYS TO ORDER!
BY PHONE
Call Theatre Aspen’s new toll-free hotline! 844.706.7387
ONLINE
Visit www.theatreaspen.org
24 hours a day, seven days a week!
IN PERSON
72
At the Hurst Theatre Box Office daily, except Sundays.
THEATRE ASPEN
What we build for today
impacts the future of healthcare in our community
for generations to come.
Support The Campaign for Aspen Valley Hospital.
Make a difference.
Make extraordinary healthcare your philanthropic priority.
FOR GIVING OPPORTUNITIES, CONTACT
Deborah Breen, President and CEO
970 544 1302
www.aspenhospital.org/foundation
Connecting with our Community
At ANB, we believe in giving back to our community.
We are extremely proud to further that commitment
by sponsoring Theatre Aspen and participating in the
2014 Match campaign to help you make the most of
your donation.
Stop by today to find out more about our
Ultimate Checking Account to earn higher
John Ward
Community Bank President
970-544-0393
rates of interest & additional banking benefits!
Banking Benefits:
• 50% Discount on a small Safe Deposit Box
(where available)
• Free Foreign ATM Uses
(3/month)
• Free Level of Identity Theft Protection*
• And much more!!
325 East Main | 970-544-3777
ANBbank.com | Member FDIC
* Primary Account Holder. All services and benefits, including any insurance coverage, in this program
are provided by Secure Identity Systems.

The Full Monty/The Cottage

Transcription

Similar documents

STEVEN SATER Music by DUNCAN SHEIK

1167096_1182921-centerstage jacket.indd

Touch

View Sample PDF - IRMA

FRIDAY, JUNE 10 World at One O`Clock

For over 40 years, Piven Theatre Workshop has been training

Ducky Camp 2016 Northville

Stephen Tadgh - Frontline Actors Agency

Ryan O`Gara Nigel Plaskitt

Squirt Registration