November 10 - December 20, 2009

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THE 2009/2010 SEASON IS MADE POSSIBLE
IN PART BY THE GENEROSITY OF
Joan and Irwin Jacobs
November 10 - December 20, 2009
Mandell Weiss Theatre
Sponsored by
PRODUCTION SPONSORS
Jeanne Jones and Don Breitenberg
Sheri and Stuart Jamieson
Sheila Potiker
Production Co-Sponsors
Drs. Edward and Martha Dennis
Hanna and Mark Gleiberman
Amy and Charles Spielman
Dale and Mark Steele
Barbara and Karl ZoBell
WELCOME TO THE PLAYHOUSE
Dear Friends,
When I bumped into fellow director Jeff Calhoun (Deaf West’s Big River) in Los
Angeles not too long ago, he told me that he and book writer Ivan Menchell (Chitty
Chitty Bang Bang), along with composer Frank Wildhorn (Jekyll & Hyde) and lyricist
Don Black (Sunset Boulevard), were working on a musical about Bonnie and Clyde.
My interest piqued, I read the manuscript and listened to some of the songs, and
immediately fell under its spell. The love story of Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow
and their notorious Depression-era crime spree across the West Texas Dust Bowl,
continues to capture the public’s imagination three-quarters of a century after their
deaths. In a time when “no jobs — no money” left many Americans in dire straits, their exploits
made front page headlines and catapulted them into the pantheon of celebrated public
enemies.
It was easy to become engrossed in the romance of these two passionate young lovers who
bristled against the constraints of poverty and authority, dreaming of escape and the life that
money could buy. But this musical creates a fascinating conundrum for the audience — the
charismatic couple becomes more and more appealing as the bloody trail of violence and terror
they leave behind becomes more and more disturbing.
Bonnie & Clyde uncovers the untold story, brings new insights into the personal and public lives
of this infamous pair, and breathes new life into this quintessential American story.
Sincerely,
Christopher Ashley
Artistic Director
UP NEXT
at the playhouse
RESERVE YOUR SEATS TODAY!
Order tickets online at lajollaplayhouse.org or call the Box Office at (858) 550-1010.
February 3 – February 28, 2009
Mandell Weiss Theatre
Behind the red velvet curtain lies a topsyturvy world of surreal surprises, tricks and
transformations, where dreams come to life
and the impossible happens before your
very eyes.
Perfect for the whole family
CO-SPONSORED BY
P2 PERFORMANCES MAGAZINE
A Tribute to the Jacobs Family
La Jolla Playhouse is proud to announce the 2010 POP Tour
By Rhiana Yazzie
Original music by Gary Rue
Directed by Sarah Rasmussen
Touring TO SCHOOLS THROUGHOUT SAN DIEGO COUNTY
February 1 – March 19, 2010
Like many San Diegans, Carmen and her family moved from Mexico for a better life. But unlike her classmates, Carmen
speaks neither English nor Spanish: she speaks Mixtec, a language of the indigenous people of Oaxaca. Frustrated and
confused, Carmen must become the hero of her own story, embracing her heritage while learning to make a home in
a whole new world. From acclaimed Native American playwright Rhiana Yazzie, Chile Pod explores one young person’s
journey to a place of belonging, and celebrates diversity, compassion and the wonders of the Oaxacan culture.
For more information or to bring the POP Tour to a school near you, visit www.lajollaplayhouse.org or call
Jennifer Stoessner, Education Programs Associate at (858) 550-1070 x101.
PERFORMANCES MAGAZINE P3
LA JOLLA PLAYHOUSE PRESENTS
Michael S. Rosenberg
Managing Director
Christopher Ashley
Artistic Director
Book by
Music by
LYRICS BY
Music Supervision and Direction by
direction and Musical Staging by
Ivan Menchell
FRANK WILDHORN
DON BLACK
John mcdaniel
JEFF CALHOUN
Featuring
Leslie Becker*, Courtney Corey*, Daniel Cooney*, Michael Covert,
Wayne Duvall*, Claybourne Elder*, Victor Hernandez*, Michael Lanning*,
Michael Mulligan, Carly Nykanen*, Laura Osnes*, Chris Peluso*, Stark Sands*,
Mike Sears*, Melissa van der Schyff*, Jessica Watkins‡, Mare Winningham*
Scenic and Costume Designer Tobin Ost
Lighting Designer Michael Gilliam
Sound Designer Brian Ronan
Projection Designer Aaron Rhyne
Wig and Hair Designer Carol Doran
Orchestrations, Incidental Music
and Vocal Arrangements
Associate Director
Vocal/Dialect Coach
Fight Director
Fight Captain
Stage Manager
Assistant Stage Manager
Dramaturg
Casting
Local Casting
Associate Producer
Production Manager
John McDaniel
Coy Middlebrook
Robert Barry Fleming
Steve Rankin
Daniel Cooney*
Paul J. Smith*
Sarah Marshall*
Shirley Fishman
Telsey + Company
Marike Fitzgerald
Dana I. Harrel
Peter J. Davis
THE CAST
in alphabetical order
Cumie/Governor Ferguson/Ensemble............................................................Leslie Becker*
Eddie/Reporter/Jimmy/Detective/Ensemble/Guard....................................Daniel Cooney*
Eleanore/Ensemble.....................................................................................Courtney Corey*
Barber/Guard/Johnson/Shopkeeper/Ensemble.........................................Michael Covert Sheriff............................................................................................................Wayne Duvall*
Buck..........................................................................................................Claybourne Elder*
Henry/Ensemble......................................................................................Victor Hernandez*
Charlie/Preacher/Judge/Ensemble..........................................................Michael Lanning*
Bud/Ensemble.........................................................................................Michael Mulligan Trish/Ensemble.............................................................................................Carly Nykanen*
Bonnie..............................................................................................................Laura Osnes*
Ted....................................................................................................................Chris Peluso*
Clyde.................................................................................................................Stark Sands*
Reporter/Guard/Teller/Hamer............................................................................Mike Sears*
Blanche..........................................................................................Melissa van der Schyff*
Stella/Ensemble........................................................................................Jessica Watkins‡
Emma.....................................................................................................Mare Winningham*
Assistant Director
Associate Music Director
Music Assistant
Assistant Scenic Designer
Assistant Costume Designer
Associate Lighting Designer/Automated Lights
Assistant Lighting Designer
Second Assistant Lighting Designer
Assistant Sound Designer
Assistant Projection Designer
Stage Management Assistant
Jeremy Lapp
Cris O'Bryon
Charlie Reuter
Sandra Podolsky
Leslie Malitz
Warren Flynn
Stephen Sakowski
Christian DeAngelis
Keith Caggiano
Linsey Bostwick
Deirdre Rose Holland‡
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Fred Floyd Sewing Machines
San Diego Opera – Ron Allen, Joan Foster, Missy West
Erik Hanson, Delpha Hanson
Sound equipment provided by Sound Associates
Additional lighting equipment provided by Christie Lights
Additional projection equipment provided by Meeting Services, Inc.
Additional musical equipment provided by Cohen Keyboards
Greene Music • Sharp Business Systems San Diego • La Jolla Crossroads • Natural Herb Cough Drops – Courtesy of Ricola USA, Inc.
*
Members of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. This theatre operates under an agreement between
the League of Resident Theatres and Actors’ Equity Association.
‡ UC San Diego M.F.A. Candidates in residence at La Jolla Playhouse
The Director and Choreographer are members of the
Stage Directors and Choregraphers Society,
an independent national labor union.
The scenic, costume, lighting and sound designers in
LORT Theatres are represented by United
Scenic Artists, Local USA-829 of the IATSE.
La Jolla Playhouse is a member of the League of
Resident Theatres (LORT) and a constituent of Theatre
Communications Group (TCG), the national service
organization for the nonprofit professional theatre.
MUSICAL NUMBERS - ACT I
Short Order World.....................................................................................................................Bonnie
This World Will Remember Me.....................................................................................Clyde, Bonnie
The Long Arm of the Law..........................................................................................Sheriff, Ted, Bud
You’re Goin’ Back to Jail.................................................................................Blanche, Salon Women
This Never Happened Before........................................................................................Clyde, Bonnie
God’s Arms Are Always Open......................................................................................Preacher, Choir
You Can Do Better than Him..............................................................................................Ted, Clyde
You Love Who You Love............................................................................................Bonnie, Blanche
Sixteen Years..............................................................................................................................Clyde
This World Will Remember Us......................................................................................Clyde, Bonnie
MUSICAL NUMBERS - ACT II
The Long Arm of the Law (Reprise)............................................................................................Sheriff
I’ll Never Leave You.......................................................................................................Clyde, Bonnie
You’re Not Goin' Back to Jail..........................................................................................Blanche, Buck
What Was Good Enough for You....................................................................................Clyde, Bonnie
Bonnie........................................................................................................................................Clyde
The Devil.........................................................................................................................Emma Parker
These Are What You Call Guns....................................................................Barrow Gang, The Laws
Dyin’ Ain’t So Bad...........................................................................................................Bonnie, Clyde
How ‘Bout A Dance...............................................................................Bonnie, Clyde, Buck, Blanche
God’s Arms Are Always Open (Reprise)...................................................................Blanche, Preacher
The Long Arm of the Law (Reprise #2)...........................................................................................Ted
This World Will Remember Us (Reprise)......................................................................Clyde, Bonnie
Conductor and Pianist John McDaniel, Assistant Conductor and Pianist Cris O’Bryon, Keyboard 2 Anthony Smith,
Electric & Acoustic Guitars/Banjo/Dobro Mark Shapiro, Electric/Acoustic Basses Danny Weller,
Drums/Percussion Pat Pfiffner, Violinist/Fiddler Healy Henderson, Rehearsal Pianist Cris O’Bryon,
Synthesizer Programming Randy Cohen, Music Copying Chris Deschene, Orchestra Contractor Lorin Getline
All musicians are represented by the American Federation of Musicians of the United States and Canada.
Bonnie & Clyde is performed with a 15-minute intermission.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Dear Patrons and Friends,
This wonderful production of Bonnie & Clyde, the final play in the Playhouse’s 2009/2010
subscription series, will take us toward the close of another year. As we approach the busy
and festive holiday period ahead, when friends and family play an even larger role, many of
us will also consider our philanthropic giving. And so with this traditional season of giving
in mind, I’d like to suggest a few “gift ideas” that will benefit La Jolla Playhouse as well as
those who receive them.
You may not know that you can make a tax-deductible holiday gift to La Jolla Playhouse in
honor of a friend or family member — perfect for that special someone who cares about
the arts in our community. The “honoree” will receive a holiday card as notification of your
thoughtful gesture, and both you and the honoree will be recognized as donors.
Or, you can give a memorable gift to a deserving elementary school by contributing to our Adopt-A-School Fund,
which brings the renowned POP Tour performance (a fully-produced original play commissioned especially for
children) to schools without the means to pay the modest fee. Thanks to the Adopt-A-School program, the Playhouse
brings the POP Tour to just about any school that requests it, introducing thousands more San Diego students to the
joy of live theatre. For more information about these gift ideas, please contact Glenn Paris in the Development Office
at (858) 550-1070 x109.
Thank you in advance for considering the Playhouse in your end-of-year philanthropy, and it’s not too soon to wish you
all the best for the holiday season!
David P. Dolgen
Chairman of the Board
DAVID P. DOLGEN
Chair
MARK C. ZEBROWSKI
First Vice-Chair
SHEILA POTIKER
Second Vice-Chair
JEFFREY RESSLER
Third Vice-Chair
sheri jamieson
Secretary
Michael l. eagle
Treasurer
RAlph t. bryan
Immediate Past Chair
TRUSTEES
Gayle Allen
Michael Bartell
Heidi Boruszewski
Robert Caplan
Linda L. Chester
Florence Cohen
Doug Dawson
Edward A. Dennis, Ph.D.
Susan E. Dubé
Victor M. Felix
Suzanne Figi
LaVonnya Michelle Fisher
Marye Anne Fox, Ph.D.
Hanna Gleiberman
Hanaa Hensersky
Osborn Hurston
Debby Jacobs
Joan K. Jacobs
Sal Janmohamed
Jeanne Jones
Len J. Lauer
Michael S. Levinson
Mary Keough Lyman
Margret McBride
Alan M. Nahum, M.D.
Donna O’Donnell
Steve Relyea
Judith Robbins
Susan Polis Schutz
Gad Shaanan
Judith C. Smith
Dale Steele
Steven M. Strauss
Mary L. Walshok, Ph.D.
Dianne York
Barbara ZoBell
HONORARY TRUSTEES
David Copley
John Goodman
Geri Ann Warnke
Robert Wright, Esq.
EMERITA TRUSTEES
Rita Bronowski
Marian Jones Longstreth
(1906-1997)
Ellen Revelle (1910-2009)
EMERITUS TRUSTEES
Richard Atkinson, Ph.D.
Milton Fredman (1920-2005)
Ewart W. Goodwin, Jr.
Hughes Potiker (1925-2005)
Roger Revelle (1909-1991)
Willard P. VanderLaan, M.D.
Mandell Weiss (1891-1993)
1947 FOUNDERS
Mel Ferrer
Dorothy McGuire
Gregory Peck
Financial support is provided by the City of San Diego Commission for Arts and Culture. Additional support provided
by the County of San Diego and Supervisor Pam Slater-Price, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
THE COMPANY
Leslie Becker
(Cumie/Governor
Ferguson/Ensemble)
is thrilled to return to her
native coast for Bonnie
& Clyde. She recently
starred with Leslie
Uggams and Clifton Davis
in the industry reading of
LITTLE ROCK in NYC. Broadway/national tours:
Cinderella (The Queen), Wicked (The Midwife),
Nine, Show Boat, Beauty and the Beast.
Off-Broadway/regional: The King and I (Anna),
Sweeney Todd (Beggar Woman), Carousel (Mrs.
Mullin), Baby (Arlene), Beauty and the Beast
(Mrs. Potts), Gypsy (Tessie Tura), Gertrude
Lawrence in Private Lawrence, Kander and
Ebb's The Visit and more. Ms. Becker is also the
best-selling author of The Organized Actor®,
now in its 15th year! www.LeslieBecker.com
Daniel Cooney
(Eddie/Reporter/Jimmy/
Detective/Guard/
Ensemble)
Broadway: Les Misérables,
Dick in 9 to 5. National
Tours: Che in Evita,
The Civil War, Perchik
in Fiddler on the Roof.
Regional: Poe in Nevermore (Signature
Theatre); Lucio in Measure for Measure (Yale
Rep); Baker in Into the Woods (Signature
Theatre); Peter in Company (Kennedy Center).
Mr. Cooney is a graduate of the Yale School
of Drama and founder of The Encore Musical
Theatre Co. in Dexter, MI.
Courtney Corey
(Eleanore/Ensemble)
is excited to return to La
Jolla Playhouse after last
being seen in The Wiz.
National tours: Elphaba
understudy in Wicked
(original LA and Chicago
companies), Maureen in
Rent (1st and 2nd national tours). Regional:
Over the Tavern, Jacques Brel... (NCRT), Shear
Madness (MTP at The Theatre in Old Town), Dr.
Seuss’s How the Grinch Stole Christmas! (The
Old Globe). [email protected].
Michael Covert
(Barber/Guard/Johnson/
Shopkeeper/Ensemble)
is a San Diego native
and grateful to be home
and working at La Jolla
Playhouse! Credits include
Forever Plaid, Chess,
Urinetown, Into the Woods
and the world premiere of Babes in Hollywood
(University of Northern Colorado, B.A. in
Musical Theatre). Thanks to KSR, Michael
Donovan, family and friends for all of your help,
love and support. Dedicated to JCC.
Wayne Duvall
(Sheriff)
Theatre: NYC: Of
Thee I Sing (City Center
Encores!), On the Wing
(Perry Street Theatre).
Other theatre credits:
Working (Old Globe);
Happy Days – The Musical
(dir. Garry Marshall). Film highlights: Duplicity,
Pride and Glory, Leatherheads, In the Valley of
Elah, Evolution, O Brother, Where Art Thou?,
Hard Rain, My Fellow Americans, The Fan,
Apollo 13. Coming soon: Edge of Darkness,
13 and The Mulberry Tree. Almost 100 guest
starring roles on televison. Highlights include: 4
years as Sgt. Phil Brander on The District, Law
& Order (all), The West Wing, CSI, CSI: NY.
Claybourne Elder
(Buck)
originated the role
of Hollis in Stephen
Sondheim's Road Show
and can be heard on the
cast recording. Regional:
Wolf/Cinderella's Prince
in Moisés Kaufman's Into
the Woods (Kansas City Rep); Chris in All My
Sons (Sunriver Theatre); Tony in West Side
Story (Tuacahn Amphitheatre); Radames in Aida
(Hale Centre Theatre) and performances with
Barrington Stage, Utah Shakespeare Festival,
Sacramento Music Circus. NYC: Public Theater,
Times Square Arts Center, The York, The Triad
and the Danny Kaye Playhouse.
www.claybourneelder.com.
Victor Hernandez
(Henry/Ensemble)
most recently appeared
in SUDS and as Farleigh
in The Scarlet Pimpernel
(Welk Theatre). Other
regional credits:
Markovitch in Silk
Stockings (Musical
Theatre West); Maude in Bye Bye Birdie
(SBCLO); The Big Bopper in Buddy – The Buddy
Holly Story, Moonface Martin in Anything
Goes (Candlelight Pavilion); Hysterium in Forum
(Performance Riverside); SUDS in Bellingham,
WA. Additionally, he has toured the U.S. doing
theatre for young audiences and studied improv
comedy with The Groundlings in Los Angeles.
Proud member of Actors' Equity.
Michael Lanning
(Charlie/Preacher/Judge/
Ensemble)
Broadway: The Civil War.
Regional: Mask (Pasadena
Playhouse); Turandot
(Bay Street Theatre). TV:
Cop Rock, Baywatch,
ER, Thunder in Paradise.
Singer: Wayne’s World. Commercial jingles:
Chevy, Pontiac, Honda, Snickers, many others.
Toured and/or recorded with George Harrison,
Fleetwood Mac, Mike Post, Larry Gatlin,
Donovan. Written songs for The Stray Cats,
Dave Edmunds, Sylvie Vartan and numerous
film and TV projects. Six years featured vocalist
with the Trans-Siberian Orchestra.
www.myspace.com/MichaelLanning.
Michael Mulligan
(Bud/Ensemble)
is proud to be working
in this production of
Bonnie & Clyde here
at La Jolla Playhouse!
Some past credits include
South Pacific (Hollywood
Bowl); World of Warcraft
(Blizzard Ent.); The Scarlet Pimpernel (Welk
Theatre); Pirates of Penzance with Rex Smith
and many voiceovers for Disney, including that
of Goofy, Stitch, Crush and numerous Monsters
Inc. characters. He sends all his love to his
BEAUTIFUL new wife Kristin. Matthew 7:7-11.
Carly Nykanen
(Trish/Ensemble)
is excited to make her La
Jolla Playhouse premiere
with Bonnie & Clyde.
Other regional credits
include: Trixie Who in Dr.
Seuss' How the Grinch
Stole Christmas! (The Old
Globe); Tzeitel in Fiddler on the Roof and Miss
Dixon in Twice Upon a Time (CLO of South Bay
Cities); Hope in Urinetown, Baker's Wife in
Into the Woods and Ado Annie in Oklahoma
(Starlight Theatre). B.A. from UC Irvine. Miss
Nykanen also performs improv and stand up
around Southern California.
Laura Osnes
(Bonnie)
comes directly from
playing Nellie Forbush in
Lincoln Center's Broadway
revival of South Pacific,
which she will return to
in January. She made her
Broadway debut as Sandy
in Grease, having won the role on NBC's reality
competition, "Grease: You're the One That I
Want." Favorite regional roles: Kim McAfee in
Bye Bye Birdie, Elizabeth Bennett in Pride and
Prejudice, Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz and the
title role in Peter Pan. She is honored to make
her La Jolla Playhouse debut with Bonnie &
Clyde.
Chris Peluso
(Ted)
is thrilled to be a part of
this exciting production.
Mr. Peluso comes to La
Jolla directly from playing
Sky in the Broadway
company of Mamma
Mia!. Mr. Peluso was also
seen on Broadway in Assassins and Lestat.
His regional credits include The Glorious Ones
(Lincoln Center); Les Misérables (Marriott
THE COMPANY
Lincolnshire, Music Theatre of Wichita); West
Side Story (Barrington Stage Company); ACE
(St. Louis Rep, Cincinnati Playhouse) and many
more. Thanks to MTW, his family and friends :)
Stark Sands
(Clyde)
made his Broadway debut
in Journey's End, for which
he received the Theatre
World Award and a 2007
Tony nomination. OffBroadway, he appeared this
summer in Twelfth Night
(Shakespeare in the Park) and received the
2009 Bayfield Award for his performance in The
Tempest (Classic Stage Company). Regional: A
Seagull in the Hamptons (McCarter Theatre).
Film credits include: Flags of Our Fathers, Shall
We Dance, Chasing Liberty and Die, Mommie,
Die!. TV: Six Feet Under, Nip/Tuck, Family Guy
and Generation Kill. BFA: USC.
Mike Sears
(Reporter/Guard/Teller/
Hamer)
Off-Broadway: When
Words Fail (Houseman
Theatre); Leap (Abingdon
Theatre); To Have and To
Hold (Phil Bosakowski
Theatre). Off-OffBroadway: New York Fringe Festival, American
Globe Theatre, Boomerang Theatre Summer
Shakespeare, NY Musical Theatre Works,
The Present Company, The Producer’s Club,
The Duplex. Regional: Man from Nebraska
(Cygnet Theatre); Good Boys (Mo’olelo), Killer
Joe (Compass Theatre); Tuesdays with Morrie
(North Coast Rep); Rehearsal for Murder
(Lamb’s Players Theatre). Mr. Sears is a
graduate of the William Esper Studio in NYC
and a member of Actors' Equity Association.
Melissa van der Schyff
(Blanche)
is delighted to return to
La Jolla Playhouse after
playing Yelenka in the
2006 world premiere of
Zhivago. Other regional
credits include: Catherine
in Pippin (Mark Taper
Forum); Virginia/Clara in An Italian Straw Hat
(South Coast Rep, world premiere); Mary Jane
in Big River (Deaf West, Mark Taper Forum and
Ahmanson Theatre); Kayla in Ballad (Theatre
Geo. Ovation nomination, Dramalogue Award);
Pud in Laura Dennis (Zephyr Theatre, west
coast premiere). Broadway/national tour: Mary
Jane in Big River (American Airlines Theatre),
for which she earned a 2003 Tony Honor for
"Special Achievement in Theatre," along with
her castmates. Film and TV: A Lot Like Love,
The Great Commission, Chicago Hope, Love
and Marriage, The Whitey Show, National
Lampoon's Lemmings.
Jessica Watkins
(Stella/Ensemble)
Jessica Watkins is in
her third year at UC San
Diego’s MFA Acting
program and is honored
to be making her La Jolla
Playhouse debut in the
marvelous Bonnie & Clyde!
At UCSD: Eugenia in Tango, Monica in The
Further Adventures of Suzanne and Monica,
Rosencrantz in Rosencrantz and Guildenstern
Are Dead, Camille in Danton’s Death and Ms.
Craw in Obscura. Ms. Watkins is a proud
graduate of the University of Evansville (B.F.A.,
class of '07). "Love to my elves!"
Mare Winningham
(Emma)
has appeared on stage,
screen and in over 60
movies for television.
Her work has earned
an Academy Award
nomination (Georgia)
and two Emmy Awards
(Wallace, Amber Waves), among others. For
her New York stage debut in Atlantic Theater’s
musical 10 Million Miles, Ms. Winningham
was awarded the Lucille Lortel Award and a
Drama Desk nomination in 2008. As a singer/
songwriter, Ms. Winningham most recently
released an album of original Jewish country/
folk songs, “Refuge Rock Sublime.”
www.mareswebsite.com.
Ivan Menchell
(Book)
Broadway: The Cemetery Club, Chitty Chitty
Bang Bang (additional material). Off-Broadway:
Smiling Through, We’ll Meet Again. US and UK
tours: The Prince and the Pauper, The Surprise
Party. Screen credits include: The Cemetery
Club, Napoleon (co-writer). Television credits
include: writer/producer of JONAS, Phil of the
Future, The Nanny, Time of Your Life, Bedtime.
Mr. Menchell is the recipient of a Fulbright
fellowship for his playwriting and a graduate of
the Yale School of Drama.
Frank Wildhorn
(Music)
In 1999, Frank Wildhorn became the first
American composer in 22 years to have three
shows running simultaneously on Broadway:
Jekyll & Hyde, The Scarlet Pimpernel and The
Civil War, which altogether garnered eight Tony
Award nominations. Other Broadway: Dracula:
The Musical and additional songs for Victor/
Victoria. He has enjoyed international success
with The Count of Monte Cristo in St. Gallen,
Switzerland; Rudolf: The Last Kiss in Budapest,
Tokyo, and Vienna; Carmen in Prague (Karlin
Theatre’s biggest hit); Never Say Goodbye and
The Scarlet Pimpernel for the Takarazuka Revue
in Takarazuka and Tokyo, Japan; and Cyrano in
Tokyo. He wrote Whitney Houston’s “Where Do
Broken Hearts Go?”, her seventh consecutive
#1 hit. Upcoming: Wonderland in Tampa and
Houston, Havana in Pasadena, Tears From
Heaven in Seoul, Frank Wildhorn & Friends in
concert, and Jekyll & Hyde all over the world.
Don Black
(Lyrics)
Don Black OBE is a highly-acclaimed, Oscarwinning lyricist. His works have included movie
themes, hit songs and numerous musicals,
including three with Andrew Lloyd Webber: Tell
Me on a Sunday, Aspects of Love and Sunset
Boulevard, for which he received two Tony
Awards for Best Book and Lyrics, together with
Christopher Hampton. Mr. Black's movie credits
include the themes for many James Bond
films: Thunderball, Diamonds Are Forever, The
Man with the Golden Gun, “Surrender” from
Tomorrow Never Dies and The World Is Not
Enough. In collaboration with composer John
Barry, he wrote the title song for the 1966 film
Born Free, which won the Oscar for Best Song.
He also collaborated with Barry on Out of Africa
and Dances with Wolves. He has worked with
Jule Styne, Henry Mancini, Quincy Jones, Elmer
Bernstein, Michel Legrand, Marvin Hamlisch,
Charles Aznavour and has had two U.S. number
one hits: Michael Jackson's “Ben” and Lulu's
“To Sir, with Love.” He was recently inducted
into the Songwriters Hall of Fame.
Jeff Calhoun
(Direction and Musical Staging)
Broadway: Grey Gardens (musical staging),
Deaf West’s Big River (Director/Choreographer:
Tony and Drama Desk Award nominations,
Best Revival; Drama Desk nomination, Best
Director of a Musical), Brooklyn (Producer/
Director/Choreographer), Annie Get Your Gun
(Co-Choreographer with Graciela Daniele: 1999
Tony Award, Best Revival), Grease (Director/
Choreographer: 1994 Tony nomination, Best
Choreography), Tommy Tune Tonight! (Directing
debut), The Will Rogers Follies (Associate
Choreographer: 1991 Tony Award, Best Musical
& Best Choreography), My One & Only (replaced
the vacationing Tommy Tune for two weeks,
thereby getting to marry Twiggy and dance with
Honey Coles 16 times). West End/international:
Disney’s High School Musical 1 & 2: On Stage
(Director). Regional/national tour: Deaf West’s
Pippin (Director/Choreographer), Mark Taper
Forum; Disney’s High School Musical: On Tour
(Director), Disney Theatricals; Himself and Nora
(Co-Director with Joseph Hardy), Old Globe;
Shenandoah (Director); The Civil War (Director/
Choreographer), Ford’s Theatre. Associate Artist
at Ford’s Theatre.
John McDaniel
(Music Supervision and Direction/
Orchestrations and Arrangements)
Television: The Rosie O’Donnell Show (two
Emmy Awards), Friar’s Roasts ’99-’02, Tony
Awards ’97-’00, A Rosie Christmas. Broadway:
Brooklyn (also Producer), Annie Get Your
Gun, Taboo, Chicago, Grease, Patti LuPone on
Broadway. Recordings as Producer: Annie Get
Your Gun (Grammy Award), The Maury Yeston
Songbook, Brooklyn, Taboo, The Journey Home
THE COMPANY
(Malcolm Gets), John McDaniel at the Piano
(Broadway, Christmas, Compositions and Live
at Joe’s Pub). Recent: Catch Me If You Can
(Seattle), Happy Days (national tour), nightclub
debut of Tyne Daly, guest conductor at major
symphony orchestras, including San Francisco
and his hometown St. Louis Symphony.
www.JohnMcDaniel.com.
Tobin Ost
(Scenic and Costume Designer)
New York: Brooklyn (costume/associate
set design); The Philanthropist and The
Overwhelming (Roundabout Theatre – costume/
associate set design); Nightingale (Manhattan
Theatre Club – set design); Grace (MCC –
set design); Zanna, Don’t! (co-set/costume
design); Almost Heaven (costume design) and
Fighting Words (set design). Selected regional:
Pippin (Mark Taper Forum); The Civil War and
Shenandoah (Ford’s Theatre); Nightingale (Mark
Taper Forum and Hartford Stage Company);
Sleeping Beauty Wakes (Kirk Douglas Theatre);
Elegies (Barrington Stage Company); Himself
and Nora (The Old Globe).
Michael Gilliam
(Lighting Designer)
Broadway: Brooklyn, Big River, Stand-Up
Tragedy. West End: George Gershwin Alone.
Off-Broadway: Blue, End of the World Party,
Zooman and the Sign, Menopause the Musical.
National tours: Guys and Dolls, Big River, as
well as productions at many of the country's
regional theatres. Awards: Los Angeles Ovation
Awards, Dramalogue Awards, Garland Awards
and the 1999 Career Achievement Award from
the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle.
Brian Ronan
(Sound Designer)
Mr. Ronan's Broadway designs include Next
to Normal, which earned a Tony nomination,
Grease, Curtains, Spring Awakening, Grey
Gardens, The Pajama Game, All Shook Up,
12 Angry Men, The Look of Love, "Master
Harold"… and the boys, The Boys from
Syracuse, Fortune’s Fool, The Tale of the
Allergist’s Wife, The Rainmaker, Little Me,
Charlie Brown, Cabaret, Triumph of Love, 1776
and State Fair. Off-Broadway Mr. Ronan has
designed Saved and Bug, for which he won
an Obie and a Lucille Lortel Award. Regional
designs include Dancing in the Dark (The Old
Globe) and American Idiot (Berkeley Rep).
Aaron Rhyne
(Projection Designer)
Designs include Jerry Springer: The Opera
(Carnegie Hall, Sydney Opera House); Working
(The Old Globe, Asolo Rep); The Civil War
(Ford’s Theatre); Dutchman (Cherry Lane); The
Last Five Years (Asolo Rep); Circumcise Me (45
Becker); The JAP Show (Actors Temple); Topsy
Turvy Mouse (Cherry Lane); Flags (59E59). He
has done extensive video work with Big Art
Group on The House of No More and Flicker.
Additionally, Mr. Rhyne directs music videos,
commercials, and performance projects for
television. www.aaronrhyne.com.
Robert Barry Fleming
(Vocal/Dialect Coach)
An Associate Professor and Chair of the
Theatre Arts Department at University of San
Diego, Mr. Fleming has served as dialect and/
or vocal coach for the La Jolla Playhouse
productions of The Adding Machine, directed
by Daniel Aukin; Most Wanted, directed by
Michael Greif and The Wiz, directed by Des
McAnuff. Other dialect coaching credits include
the Arthur Miller rotating-rep productions of A
View from the Bridge and Death of a Salesman
(Arena Stage) and Sight Unseen (The Old
Globe).
Steve Rankin
(Fight Director)
La Jolla Playhouse and other theatre credits
include: Memphis; The Adding Machine;
Carmen; The Farnsworth Invention; The Wiz;
Zhivago; Palm Beach; Jersey Boys; Dracula, The
Musical; Randy Newman’s Faust; The Who’s
Tommy; The Swan; Marisol; Elmer Gantry; Good
Person of Setzuan and The Collected Works of
Billy the Kid. The Old Globe: Titus Andronicus;
Antony and Cleopatra; Two Noble Kinsmen;
Romeo and Juliet; Macbeth; Hamlet; King
Lear; The Taming of the Shrew; Julius Caesar;
Henry V; Othello and A Midsummer Night’s
Dream. San Diego Opera: Wozzeck, Otello,
Carmen and Il Trovatore. Broadway: Jersey
Boys; Dracula,The Musical; Henry IV, Parts I
and II; The Who’s Tommy; Twelfth Night; Two
Shakespearean Actors; Getting Away with
Murder and Anna Christie. Off-Broadway: Pig
Farm, The Real Inspector Hound, The Night
Hank Williams Died and Below the Belt. Film
credits include: Human Error; Renaissance
Man and Tumbleweeds. Metropolitan Opera:
Rodelinda.
Carol Doran
(Wig and Hair Designer)
Based in Los Angeles, Ms. Doran designs
extensively for CTG, which includes The
Ahmanson, The Mark Taper Forum and The Kirk
Douglas Theatres. Other regional: Pasadena
Playhouse; Universal Studios, Hollywood;
The Geffen; Deaf West Theatre; Goodman
Theatre; Actors Theatre of Louisville; ACT;
Ford’s Theatre. Ms. Doran has also lived and
worked in England and South Africa. Television
includes: The Company, One Tree Hill, Grey’s
Anatomy, House, Angel, Buffy the Vampire
Slayer, Six Feet Under. Film includes: The
Irishman, Bart Got a Room, Eagle Eye, Borat,
For Your Consideration and many more.
Paul J. Smith
(Production Stage Manager)
Broadway and national tours: A Tale of Two
Cities, The Little Mermaid, High School
Musical, Coram Boy, Hairspray, 12 Angry Men,
Aida, All Shook Up, Chicago, Kat and the Kings,
Grease!, Carousel, The Will Rogers’ Follies.
Sarah Marshall
(Assistant Stage Manager)
is very excited to be a part of Bonnie & Clyde,
having previously participated in the premiere
productions of High School Musical and High
School Musical 2 with Mr. Calhoun. Tour credits
include: High School Musical, Bombay Dreams,
Beauty and the Beast, Sound of Music, Parade
and Brigadoon.
Shirley Fishman
(Dramaturg/Director of Play Development)
recently served as Dramaturg on Creditors,
Herringbone, Unusual Acts of Devotion,
Xanadu, The Third Story, The Night Watcher, 33
Variations, Most Wanted, The Adding Machine,
Carmen, The Wiz and Culture Clash’s Zorro
in Hell. At the Joseph Papp Public Theatre
she dramaturged such projects as Jessica
Hagedorn’s Dogeaters, directed by Michael
Greif, Two Sisters and a Piano by Nilo Cruz, Tina
Landau’s Space, Arthur Miller’s The Ride Down
Mount Morgan, Tony Kushner’s A Dybbuk: Or
Between Two Worlds, David Henry Hwang’s
Golden Child, numerous works-in-process and
co-curated the Public’s annual New Work Now!
Festival. She has been a Creative Advisor/
Dramaturg at the Sundance Theatre Lab,
working on such projects as Doug Wright’s I
Am My Own Wife, Naomi Iizuka’s 36 Views and
Moisés Kaufman’s The Laramie Project. She
is an M.F.A. graduate of Columbia University’s
Theatre Theory/Criticism/Dramaturgy program.
Telsey + Company
(Casting)
Bernie Telsey CSA, Will Cantler CSA, David
Vaccari CSA, Bethany Knox CSA, Craig Burns
CSA, Tiffany Little Canfield CSA, Rachel
Hoffman CSA, Carrie Rosson CSA, Justin
Huff CSA, Bess Fifer CSA, Patrick Goodwin
CSA, Abbie Brady-Dalton. Broadway/Tours:
SPIDER-MAN Turn Off The Dark, The Addams
Family, Race, Memphis, Superior Donuts, Next
to Normal, Rock of Ages, South Pacific, In the
Heights, Wicked, Rent, Legally Blonde, The
Color Purple, Peep Show and Bette Midler...in
Vegas; Film: Jonah Hex, Main Street, Love and
Other Impossible Pursuits, I Love You Phillip
Morris, Rachel Getting Married, Sex and the
City, Dan in Real Life, Then She Found Me,
Across the Universe, Ira & Abby, Rent, Pieces of
April, Camp, The Grey Zone, Finding Forrester,
The Bone Collector.
Christopher Ashley
(Artistic Director)
has served as La Jolla
Playhouse’s Artistic
Director since October,
2007. During his tenure, he
helmed Restoration and the
acclaimed musicals Xanadu
and Memphis, which
opened on Broadway in October 2009. He also
spearheaded the Playhouse’s Resident Theatre
program and was instrumental in developing
THE EDGE series. Prior to joining the Playhouse,
he directed the Broadway productions of
Xanadu (Drama Desk nomination), All Shook Up
THE COMPANY
and The Rocky Horror Show (Tony, Drama Desk
and Outer Critics Circle Award nominations),
as well as the Kennedy Center Sondheim
Celebration productions of Sweeney Todd and
Merrily We Roll Along. Other New York credits
include: Blown Sideways Through Life, Jeffrey
(Lucille Lortel and Obie Awards), The Most
Fabulous Story Ever Told, Valhalla, Regrets
Only, Wonder of the World, Communicating
Doors, Bunny Bunny, The Night Hank Williams
Died, Fires in the Mirror (Lucille Lortel Award),
among others. He also directed the feature film
Jeffrey and the American Playhouse production
of Blown Sideways Through Life for PBS. Mr.
Ashley is the recipient of the Princess Grace
Award, the Drama League Director Fellowship
and an NEA/TCG Director Fellowship.
(Managing Director)
was appointed Managing
Director of La Jolla
Playhouse in April, 2009.
Mr. Rosenberg was CoFounder and Executive
Director of New York’s
Drama Dept., where he
produced 21 productions, including Douglas
Carter Beane’s As Bees in Honey Drown, June
Moon by George S. Kaufman and Ring Lardner,
The Book of Liz by David and Amy Sedaris,
and the Tribeca Theater Festival. After twelve
years at Drama Dept., he went on to run the
theatrical arm of East of Doheny, a theatre and
film production company, where he oversaw
numerous projects, including the Tony Awardwinning Broadway hit Grey Gardens. Prior to
Drama Dept., Mr. Rosenberg worked on the
management teams for Broadway’s The O’Neill
Plays and Off-Broadway’s The Real Live Brady
Bunch and Stars in the Morning Sky. He also
spent several years in Washington, DC, where
he produced and managed educational theatre
programs for the National Dance Institute at
The Kennedy Center, Kaiser Permanente and
the Shakespeare Theatre. Most recently he
was a producer of the 2008 Broadway revival
of American Buffalo, starring John Leguizamo,
Cedric the Entertainer and Haley Joel Osment.
Debby Buchholz
(General Manager)
joined La Jolla Playhouse in
September 2002. Previously
she served as Counsel to
the John F. Kennedy Center
for the Performing Arts and
the National Symphony
Orchestra in Washington,
D.C., where she oversaw their business and
legal arrangements. She worked on numerous
special events and television and radio projects
including the Kennedy Center Honors and the
PBS special, The Kennedy Center Presents.
Ms. Buchholz was a member of the Kennedy
Center’s Senior Management Committee
charged with determining budgets, programs
and policies. She was a faculty member of the
Smithsonian Institution’s program on Legal
Problems of Museum Administration. Prior to
the Kennedy Center, she served as a corporate
attorney in New York City and Washington, D.C.
She is a graduate of UC San Diego and Harvard
Law School.Ms. Buchholz and her husband,
noted author and White House economic policy
advisor Todd Buchholz, live in Solana Beach and
are the proud parents of Victoria, Katherine and
Alexia.
Des McAnuff
(Director Emeritus)
served as La Jolla Playhouse’s Artistic Director
from 1983 through 1994, and from 2001 through
April, 2007. Under his leadership, the Playhouse
garnered more than 300 awards, including the
Tony Award for Outstanding Regional Theatre.
Playhouse to Broadway credits: Jersey Boys
(four Tony Awards); Billy Crystal’s 700 Sundays
(Tony Award); How to Succeed in Business
Without Really Trying (five Tony nominations);
director and co-author with Pete Townshend
on The Who’s Tommy (Tony and Olivier Awards
for Best Director) and Big River (seven Tony
Awards), among others. Recent Playhouse
productions: The Farnsworth Invention, The
Wiz, Zhivago and many others. Film credits:
Quills, The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle,
The Iron Giant (9 Animation Society awards)
and Cousin Bette. Recipient of the Drama
League’s 2006 Julia Hansen Award, Mr.
McAnuff currently serves as Artistic Director at
Canada’s Stratford Festival.
Patron Services
PATRON SERVICES is located in the lobby area
of each theatre. A representative is available to
answer questions and hand out assisted listening
devices, restaurant guides, performance schedules
and subscription information.
BARS AND CONCESSIONS are open one hour
prior to curtain and during intermissions. To avoid
the rush, intermission beverages can be ordered
before the show.
Concessions by
CAMERAS AND RECORDING DEVICES are
strictly prohibited in the theatre. Please check these
items with the House Manager and turn off your
camera phone.
PARKING is $2 on weekdays, Monday –
Friday. Upon arrival to campus, please enter your
parking space number and pay the automated
paystations located by the information kiosk.
Spaces that are not paid for are subject to ticketing
by UC San Diego Campus Police.
DOCTORS AND PARENTS expecting calls during
the performance should leave their name and seat
number with the House Manager before the show.
Leave the following number with your service:
(858) 550-1030.
ACCESSIBILITY
La Jolla Playhouse provides wheelchair-accessible
seating and parking. Wheelchair seat locations
are available for wheelchair users and a
companion at all performances; be sure to advise
the reservationist that you require a wheelchair
location. Additionally, a golf cart is available to
assist patrons with accessibility needs to and
from the parking lot. Please notify the Box Office
prior to your performance if you are in need of
this service; additionally, you may pull into the
five minute parking in front of the theatre, and a
friendly La Jolla Playhouse greeter will assist you.
The Playhouse also provides assisted listening
devices for patrons who are hard of hearing.
Devices are available, free of charge, at the Patron
Services Center prior to performances (subject to
availability).
Listening Devices Provided in Part by
One performance of each production is designated
as an ACCESS performance. These performances
feature American Sign Language interpretations
for the deaf and hard of hearing and live audio
description for blind/low-vision audience members.
Pre-show sensory tours provide design information
to enhance the production experience for blind/
low-vision patrons as well.
UPCOMING ACCESS DATES
BONNIE & CLYDE
Saturday, November 28, 2009 – 2:00 pm
*Please note: this date is subject to change. To
confirm, contact the Box Office at (858) 550-1010.
BABES IN ARMS
Out of respect for fellow audience members and
the performers, babes in arms are not permitted in
the theatre during performances.
LATECOMERS or PATRONS WHO LEAVE
THEIR SEAT DURING THE PERFORMANCE
will be admitted to the standing room section of
the theatre at the discretion of the House Manager.
They may take their assigned seats at intermission.
La Jolla Playhouse accepts no responsibility for
inconvenience to latecomers.
PLEASE SILENCE all electronic devices including
cellular phones, watches and pagers before the
performance.
Safety in the Theatre District
La Jolla Playhouse is constantly working with
the UC San Diego Police Department and UC San
Diego Transportation and Parking Services, which
operates the parking lot and security system,
to maintain and improve security conditions for
patrons and staff members. Additionally, patrons
and staff are welcome to use UC San Diego
Community Service Officers (CSOs) for an escort to
their cars by calling (858) 534-WALK (9255). Further
questions regarding security may be addressed to
UC San Diego Police at (858) 534-HELP (4357).
PLAYHOUSE SPECIAL EVENTS
CELEBRATING
THE 2009/2010
SEASON
Friends of La Jolla Playhouse enjoy our spectacular, themerelated pre-and post-show parties that are created in a
variety of locales within the Playhouse theatre complex.
Trustees, Inner Circle members, corporate supporters,
producers, staff members, directors and performers were
entertained by a pianist who played Ragtime on a rotating
stage (Herringbone); entered through mysterious doors
to the unknown (The 39 Steps), and savored enticing
champagne with exotic herbs (Creditors). La Jolla Playhouse
is pleased to welcome our close friends who contribute so
generously to the organization’s productions and programs,
and we especially thank our event underwriters this season.
RESTORATION, THE 39 STEPS, CREDITORS; photos by J.T. MacMillan.
HERRINGBONE; photos by Dave Siccardi. Taste of Summer; photos by Rick Gould.
The cast of La Jolla Playhouse’s THE 39 STEPS (L-R: Eric Hissom, Claire
Brownell, Ted Deasy, Scott Parkinson) with Ellen Sarver Dolgen, Sarah
Dolgen, and Playhouse Board Chair David P. Dolgen (center and far right).
Cheryl Fisher and Trustee LaVonnya Michelle Fisher
taste the celebrated Wolfgang Puck cuisine at the
Playhouse fundraiser Taste of Summer.
Corporate Sponsors California Bank & Trust invited clients
Susie King (left) and Christy Hahn (right) to celebrate the
opening of CREDITORS.
La Jolla Playhouse Trustee Joan and Irwin Jacobs
at the opening of HERRINGBONE.
Trustee Judy and Stephen Smith attend the
Opening of at CREDITORS.
Corporate Sponsor and Trustee Victor Felix of
Procopio and his wife Julie Nunes-Felix with Tony
Award winner and HERRINGBONE star BD Wong.
Executive Producers Club members Jeffrey and Sheila
Lipinsky toast the Opening of HERRINGBONE.
PLAYHOUSE SPECIAL EVENTS
THE 39 STEPS cast member Ted Deasy signing a program
for Trustee and Corporate Sponsor Hanaa Hensersky of
Bank of America.
Playhouse Artistic Director Christopher Ashley
with Dr. Martha Dennis and Dr. Ivor Royston at
the opening of HERRINGBONE.
Executive Producer Club members Barbara and Dr. Howard Milstein with
Playhouse Managing Director Michael S. Rosenberg (center)at the opening
of RESTORATION.
Trustee Gad Shaanan and wife Suzan at the Opening Night celebration for
RESTORATION.
Christopher Ashley, RESTORATION actress Natalija
Nogulich and UNUSUAL ACTS OF DEVOTION actress
Harriet Harris.
Executive Producers Club members Lon and Denise
Bevers up close and personal with CREDITORS.
Dr. Arthur Wagner, Victoria Danzig, Molli Wagner and Trustee Alan Nahum
celebrate HERRINGBONE.
Joe and Linda Satz of the Mandell Weiss Charitable Trust; Dr. Joyce Gattas,
Dean of SDSU’s College of Professional Studies and Fine Arts; and Ralph T.
Bryan, Immediate Past Board Chair, at the opening night party [note lower
case] for La Jolla Playhouse’s THE 39 STEPS.
The team at 410 Degrees shows off their delicious
cookies at Taste of Summer.
HERRINGBONE Co-Sponsors Alan and Judy
Robbins, Playhouse Trustee, with Tony Awardwinner and HERRINGBONE star BD Wong.
PATRONS
INNER CIRCLE –
DIAMOND LEVEL
Thank YOU!
La Jolla Playhouse gratefully acknowledges the generosity of our donors,
whose annual contributions support the high caliber of work on the Playhouse
stages and in our community. While space constraints require that we limit
our listings in the program, a complete list of our generous and highly valued
donors can be found online at lajollaplayhouse.org.
For more information on becoming a donor and getting insider access to
the Playhouse, or to update your program listing, please contact Ellen Kulik,
Director of Development, at (858) 550-1070 x140.
($25,000 - $49,999)
Christopher Ashley
Richard and Rita Atkinson
Michael Bartell and
Melissa Garfield Bartell
Gail and Ralph Bryan
Florence Cohen
Susan Dietz
Ellen Sarver Dolgen and
David Dolgen
Debby and Hal Jacobs
Jeanne Jones and
Don Breitenberg
William W. Karatz
Tamara and Kevin Kinsella
Michael & Karen Levinson,
Steven Strauss & Lise Wilson
Cooley Godward Kronish LLP
Sheila and Jeffrey Lipinsky
and Family
Maberry Theatricals
Des McAnuff
Molli and Arthur Wagner Ph.D.
Mark Zebrowski
Carol Randolph and
Robert Caplan
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Z. Cherry
Linda Chester and
Dr. Kenneth Rind
Ted and Warrine Cranston
Drs. Edward and
Martha Dennis
Susan E. Dubé
Michael and Juanita Eagle
Wendy Federman
Suzanne Figi
Pauline Foster
Margarete Gaffney and
Ivan Gayler
Hanna and Mark Gleiberman
Frank and Betsy Grasso
Joel and Rosanne Holliday
Deni and Jeff Jacobs
Drs. Paul and Stacy Jacobs
Neil and Barbara Kjos
Len and Beth Lauer
Alan Marks
Margret and Nevins McBride
Dr. Howard and Barbara
Milstein
Betsy and Greg Mitchell
Carrie Morrow
Alan M. Nahum and
Victoria J. Danzig
Jeffrey and Vivien Ressler
Judy and Alan Robbins
Alex and Laleh Roudi
Ivor Royston and
Colette Carson Royston
Bill and Dorian Sailer
Dr. Drew and Noni Senyei
Gad and Suzan Shaanan
Judith C. Smith and
Stephen W. Smith
Amy and Charles Spielman
Iris and Matthew Strauss
Karl and Barbara ZoBell
Anonymous (1)
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER’S
CLUB
INNER CIRCLE –
MANDELL WEISS LEVEL
Executive Producer’s
Club – Visionary Level
($100,000 and above)
David Copley
Rao and Padma Makineni
Sheila M. Potiker
CLUB – IMPRESARIO LEVEL
($50,000 - $99,999)
Max Cooper
Faiya Fredman
Audrey S. Geisel
Sheri L. and Stuart W.
Jamieson
Harle Garth Montgomery
Anonymous (1)
CLUB – SPONSOR LEVEL
($10,000 - $24,999)
Kenny and Marleen Alhadeff
In Honor of Christopher
Ashley
Emanuel Azenberg
Kimberly L. Beane and
Lon and Denise Bevers
John and Toni Bloomberg
($5,000 - $9,999)
Tony and Margaret Acampora
Barbara Bloom
Arthur Brody and Phyllis Cohn
Christa Burke and Walt Dittmer
Dorothy and Anthony Dain
Gail Ebner and Tom Stockfisch
Victor Felix and
Julie Nunes-Felix
Eric and Marsi Gardiner
Wendy Gillespie
Mr. and Mrs. Gary K. Herberger
Eileen and Leonard Herman
Rolf and January Knoke
George and Carol Ann Lattimer
Carl and Barbara Maggio
Estate of Margaret F. Peninger
Deirdra Price
Jonathan and Hillary Reinis
Edward H. Richard and
Warren P. Kendrick
Mr. and Mrs. Mason Rosenthal
Karen and Christopher SickelsMilagro Farm Winery
Dr. Edward and Evelyn Singer
Dr. and Mrs. David Smotrich
Dale and Mark Steele
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Strauss
Mary Lindenstein Walshok,
Ph.D.
Anonymous (1)
INNER CIRCLE –
DIRECTOR’S LEVEL
($2,500 - $4,999)
Dr. Bob and Jill Andres
Weston Anson and
Susan Bailey
Robert Baizer and
Diane Jacobs Baizer In Honor
of Ralph Bryan
Mrs. Jane Bastien
Carol and Pedro Cuatrecasas
William and Karen Dow
Homer and Nina Eaton
Sue K. and Charles C.
Edwards, M.D.
Earl and Sarah Feldman
Joan R. Fisher
Steve Grady and Joan Warren
Pat and Rick Harmetz
Leonard and Elaine Hirsch
Mary Beth Jernigan
Ellen Kulik and Bill Barry
Jeffrey and Carolyn Levin
Estelle and Hamilton Loeb
Dr. Leo and Madeline Miller
Lyn Nelson
Shearn and Linda Platt
Paula and Brian Powers
Timothy and Emily Scott
Pamela J. Wagner
David and Anne Westcott
Karin E. Winner
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wollberg
Anonymous (1)
($1,000 - $2,499)
Katherine Adams
Ahern Insurance
Brokerage/Brian Ahern
Edward L. Anderson and
Joan E. Parsons
Jeremy Asher
Susan Atkins and
Crystal Weathers
Ina and Rusti Bartell
Joan and Jeremy Berg
Sondra and Robert Berk
Chris Bertics and
Kay Chandler
Nick, Pepper and
Byron Binkley
Gary and Barbara Blake
Matt and Nancy Browar
Loyce R. Bruce
Jaleh and Robert Brunst
Todd and Debby Buchholz
Daniel and Deborah,
Michael and David Carnick
Amy and Reid Carr
Jack and Carol Clark
Karen and Donald Cohn
Ned Collins
Roseann Concannon and
Bill Waggoner
Heidi Marie Conlan
Dr. Roger Cornell
Gigi Cramer
Stacy Cromidas and
Ruth Gilbert
Peter J. Davis and
Bonnie DeBouter
Marty and Sheldon Diller
Dr. Ralph B. Dilley
Dr. Robert Doban
Nina and Bob Doede
Burl and Cathie East
Ronald Eisenberg
Barbara and Dick Enberg
Daniel and Phyllis Epstein
Inge Feinswog
LaVonnya Michelle Fisher
Susanna and Michael Flaster
Mary Lou Fox
Marye Anne Fox and
Jim Whitesell
Ellen Fujikawa
Jim and Joy Furby
Bill and Judy Garrett
Allen and Kathleen Glick
Robert and Merrill Haimsohn
Tracy Hatfield In Memory of
Cheryl Lynn Sarno
Suzanne and Lawrence Hess
Paul and Lorna Hodge
Jerry and Ingrid Hoffmeister
Benita Hofstetter Koman
George and Maryka Hoover
Gene and Janet Householter
In Honor of their perfect
daughter
Mark and Frances Huettinger
Richard and Janet Hunter
Osborn and Dea Hurston
Salim and Alice Janmohamed
Craig and Suzanne Johnson
Natasha Josefowitz
Judge and Mrs. Anthony
Joseph
Lewis and Patricia Judd
Jim and Jennifer Kelly
Dr. and Mrs. Warren Kessler
Bill and Linda Kolb
Rick and Carol Kornfeld
Rosalie Kostanzer and
Mike Keefe
Kiwanis Club of La Jolla
Paul and Samara Larson
Dr. and Mrs. James Lasry
Dr. K.B. and Linda Lim
John and Angie Longenecker
Jasna Markovac and
Gary Miller
Dr. Donna Marshall
Mary Lou Matthews
Valorie McClelland
Dr. Marianne McDonald
Analia McLeod
Dr. Ken Melville and
Dr. Sabina Wallach
Dawn Moore and
Lawrence G. Alldredge
Maree and Michael Mossmer
Gregg Motsenbocker
The Murray Family
Esther Nahama
Rod and Barbara Orth
Mary and David Palmer
Kenneth and Lori Polin
Sara Rosenthal, M.D. and
Julie Prazich, M.D.
Manny and Shirley Ravet
Richard and Laura Romero
Lee Rosenbaum and
Corinna Cotsen
Janet Rosenthal
Helen Warren Ross
Charles Royce
Dr. Joseph and Carol Sabatini
Barbara J. Saltman
San Diego Branch English
Speaking Union
Warren and Beverly Sanborn
Judge and Mrs. H. Lee
Sarokin
Ann and Herb Schnall
Jackie Johnston/Schoell
Morton and Marjorie Hansen
Shaevitz
Marvin and Tina Simner
Robert Singer and
Judith Harris
Rodney and Gloria Stone
Kathryn Sturch and
Mike Doyle
David and Tina Thomas
Eloise Fletcher Thomas
J. Marie Tuthill
Susan and Richard Ulevitch
Bill VanderLaan
Jim and Kathy Waring
Geri Ann Warnke and
Joseph F. Kennedy, M.D.
David and Sharon Wax
Z.J. Waxenberg
Mr. and Mrs. James Weil
Poo Wyer and John Amberg
Howard and Christy Zatkin
THE COMPANY
Patrons / Corporate Circle
Members
Karl and Joan Zeisler
Jack and Sandy Zemer
Helene and Allan Ziman
Anonymous (2)
PLATINUM
($500 - $999)
Alice B. Alperin
Jeanette Andre
Asolo Repertory Theatre
In Honor of Joan Jacobs
Beverly L. Bartlett and
Barbara Sailors
Mona Baumgartel and
John DeBeer
Terrie Boley
Capt. and Mrs. John A. Byrne,
Jr., USN (Ret.)
John and Nancy Jo Cappetta
Joan and Lou Chesner
Mary Lou and James Clark
In Honor of their favorite
granddaughter
Peter B. Clark
Elizabeth Clarquist
Deni and Mary Cook
Patti and Coop Cooprider
Joan and Doug Cumming
Dave and Elaine Darwin
Doug Dawson
Drs. Robert and Melanie Dean
Wayne and Liz Dernetz
Jinx Ecke
Daniel and Emily Einhorn
Rob Ernst and Jen
Marchese-Ernst
Barbara M. Finn
Drs. Bessie and Ron Floyd
Dr. Charles Freebern
Susan and Steven Garfin
Ross and Mary-K Gilbert
Samuel Goldwyn Jr.
Miles Grant
Harry Griswold and
Stephanie Webber
Jerome and Anita Gutkin
Cherie Halladay
Mr. and Mrs. A. Evan Harbottle
The Hunter Group
Becky Ivans
Margaret Jackson and
Neil Hadfield
Jay and Kendra Jeffcoat
Neil and Vivien Joebchen
Dr. David S. Johnson
Stephen Johnson and
Lynette Kamachi
Vince and Sabrina Johnson
Rob and Kathy Jones
Marjorie Kalmanson
Barbara Katz
Harry L. Katz
Kranzler Family
Jerry and Martha Krasne
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Leach
Gerald and Ann Lipschitz
Johnny Mah
Carole and Henry Manfredo
James and Anne McCammon
Helga and James Moore
Judith and Neil Morgan
Victoria Padula
F. Richard Pappas
Julius Pearl
Brigit and Alan Pitcairn
Ronald Evans and Ellen Potter
Gino and Bingo Roncelli
Larry and Robin Rusinko
Hermeen Scharaga
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Alan and Esther Siman
K. Snyder
Herbert and Elene Solomon
Deborah Szekely
Place D. Tegland
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Charles and Brita Tesar
Graydon and Dorothy Wetzler
Frankie and Allen White
Carrie and Wayne Wilson
Stephen Worland and
Joanne Chory
Brendan and Kaye Wynne
Frances O'Neil Zimmerman
Anonymous (3)
Season Sponsors Circle
Production Sponsors Circle
GOLD
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Mary Beth Adderley
Dr. Randolph and
Leslie Alexander
Rich and Mary Lou Amen
Craig and Christine Andrews
Lewis and Yvonne Barnum
Dr. and Mrs. Jorge Barrera
Dick Bayer
Lauren Lee Beaudry
Robert and Helene Beck
Arnold and Esther Belinsky
Constance Benson and
Robert Schooley
Jane and Michael Benton
Charles Bergan and
Lisa Kanetake
Arlene and Martin Berger
Greg Beuerlein
Donald Blaikie and
Sandra Shapiro
Judith Blick
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Bloor
Joyce and Bob Blumberg
David and Ginger Boss
LaVerne and Blaine Briggs
Craig and Bridgett Brown
Dr. and Mrs. Simon C.
Brumbaugh
Kristyn Burnitz
Michael and Wendy Carey
Lynne and Glenn Carlson
Jenny Case
Alberto and Marta Chavira
Jean Cheng
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Dan Collins
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Leonard and Susan Comden
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Skip and Maureen Coomber
Harry and Valerie Cooper
Linda S. Cooper
Linda Corey
Mary Cory
Danny and Beth Dabby
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Corporate Supporters Circle
San Diego Scottish Rite
Community Foundation
City National Bank
Bloomingdale’s
Employees Community Fund of
Boeing California
Holland America
Nicholas-Applegate
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Target
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Bank of America
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The Shubert Organization, Inc.
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Teledyne Technologies Inc.
Wachovia Securities
Washington Mutual
Opportunities for corporations to partner with La Jolla Playhouse are
numerous and varied, each providing exclusive benefits and recognition.
For information, please contact Jill McIntyre at (858) 550-1070 x137.
PATRONS / IN-KIND DONORS
GOLD
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Betsy Dam
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Lee and Barbara Davis
Marcus and Ann De Barros
John deGroot
Marjorie Derezin
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Dr. and Mrs. Paul Dores
Peggy Dornish
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DramAntiks
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Ana Drobnies
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Bob Duffield
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Edelson
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Maria Elswick
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Carol A. Harter
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Bonnie Drolet
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Heinzelman
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Barbara Hoenecke
Bill and Nancy Homeyer
Patricia A. Howley
Bronson and Linda Jacoway
Ed and Linda Janon
John Johns
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David and Betty Johnson
Russell and Mary Johnson
In Memory of James &
Adrienne Jones and
Edward & Betty Thomas
Armon and Barbara Kamesar
Robert and Dorothy Karen
Michael and Linda Karin
Ardyth Kennedy
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Jo Ann Kilty
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Ed Koch
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Koslow
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Slotkin
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David G. Smith M.D.
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Schneider
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Clifford Schireson
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Frederick Walker
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Jacqueline and John Adler
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Jon and Sunny Allen-Romberg
Catherine Allgood
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Diane Anderson
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in-kind donors
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Karl Strauss Brewing Company
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Art Advisory Services
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Carlos Autrey
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Karen Baez
Ann Baker
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La Jolla Shores Hotel
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PATRONS
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Robert and Maggie Cooper
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Florence and Robert Crick
Cathryn Cullen
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Lynn and Richard Cusac
Mr. and Mrs. Gary David
Karen Davies
Joan Davis
Chuck Dayton
Jay and Linda de Groot
Ted and Deanna DeFrank
Eugene and Dawn Dershem
Thorpe DeVoid
Ellen and Tom Di Zinno
Chris and Doug Dickerson
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Bob and Chris Dilworth
Marion Dixon
Eric and Kristine Doan
Barbara Donnell and
Scott Markus
Capt. Robert and
Elaine Donnelly
Peggy Dornish
Colleen Drown
Jack and Linda Duncan
Robert Dupont
Bill and Myrna Eastwood
Virginia Eddy
Marc and Susan Edwards
Maren Eejima
Amy Corton and Carl Eibl
Larry and Barbara Emdur
Helen E. Engel
Steven and Amy Epner
Susan Erskine
Jeffrey and Audrey Esko
Yvonne Espinosa
Tom Estok and Phil Cabibi
James Ewing and Hope Petlock
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Fark
Dan and Kara Farley
Bill and Mary Farrell
Helen Trahan Farschon
Joe Felton and Kara Janowsky
Fred Ferguson
Lois Ferguson
Elliot and Diane Feuerstein
Mara Fielding
Daphne Figueroa
Muriel Filman
Lora and Tom Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Fisher
Shirley Fishman
Judy Fogel and George Diehr
Karen Fontana
Ms. Douglass Forbes
Maryanne Foreman
Susan Forsburg and
Lisa Churchill
David Fox and Lydia Thompson
Dr. Bradley and Patricia Frasier
Judith and Dr. William Friedel
Debbie and Mitchell
Friedlaender
Paul Friedman
Isabella Furth and Everett Howe
Leo and Jane Fyer
John Galatzer
Paul and Jana Gamble
Felice and Jon Gardner
Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Gass
Cheryl and Ray Geigle
James and Roberta George
Anne and John Gilchrist
Mary Ann and Arnold Ginnow
Gary Gist
Alan and Marleigh Gleicher
Janine and Christopher Glenn
Gloria and Neal Gobar
Kathryn Goetz
Mel and Rory Goldberg
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Zelda Goodman
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Joann and Igor Grant
Marti Gray
Daniel and Ulrika Green
Dinia Green
Robin and Linda Grensted
Jas Grewal and Suren Dutia
Rondi and Mike Grey
Bernardo Grezemkovsky
Jay and Shelley Grossman
Pat and Pepper Guevara
Allen and Lesley
Guilmette/Alden Design
William and Olga Guptill
Diana L. Hahn
Sandra Hale
Penny Halgren
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hall
Ingrid Hansen
Erin and Justin Hansen
Mary Hardwick
Jim and Toni Harker
Blake Harper and Janice Deaton
Shirley A. Harper
Robert and Lisa Hartman
Dr. Daniel and Francine Harvey
Mr. and Mrs. William Hatch
Francis and Judith Haxo
Susan Hayes
Gladys and Eileen Hecker
Jeri Hein
Win Heiskala
Barbara and Kahler Hench
Teresa Law and
Roland Heuschele
Robert and Victoria Hillman
Ken and Shirley Hinckley
Richard and Veronique Ho
Carol J. Hobson
Hon. Herbert Hoffman Ret.
Mr. Jospeh Marron and
Dr. Deborah Hofler
Holland M&A Group
Amelia and Hans Hollenbeck
Fonda Hopkins
Richard Horne
Sandy and Ed Hornyak
Reena Horowitz
Nikki Hrountas
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hubbard
In Honor of Michael
Rosenberg's Birthday
Jonathan and Susan Huberman
Sandra Huff
Kent and Candace Humber
Wendy and Bill Hummel
Edie and Ben Hunt
Jenny Price and Tony Hunter
Camilla Hutson
California Stage &
Lighting-Irene Hutton
Christine Ingalls
Innovative Commercial
Environments
Paul and Barbara Insel
The Inspectors of Election
Natasha Ippolito
Patricia and Hart Isaacs
Randy and Carrol Jackson
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Jacobson
Pat JaCoby
John Jaeger
Nora and Alan Jaffe
Peter and Janeen Jensen
Meliana Johnson
Bret and Susan Jorgensen
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Joseph Juliano
James and Sharon Justeson
Michael and Nancy Kaehr
Sherry Kaen
Dr. and Mrs. Martin Kagnoff
Mark and Elizabeth Kalish
Alice and Mark Kammerman
Robert and Dorothy Karen
Dr. and Mrs. James Kassner
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Kaufman
Robert and Ann Kaul
Ted and Jeri Keiller
Robert Kilian and
Kathleen Slayton
Mr. and Mrs. James Kinghorn
Michael and Anna Klein
Pam and Sam Knight
Jonathon Koelle
Marsha and Al Korobkin
Sylvia Koryn
Mark Kowieski
Michael and Olga Krambs
Kurt and Sandy Kremer
Howard and Emily Kreshek
Robert and Elena Kucinski
Mrs. Astrid Lacy
Frederick Landau
Joan Larkin
Robert Lauri
Tom and Jane Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Veronica
and Miguel Leff, Esq.
Jim and Ann Lemke
Mrs. Robert Lence
Susy and Ira Lerner
Stanley and Carole Levitz
Leonard Levy
Mr. and Mrs. Levy
Dr. and Mrs. George L. Liggins
Karen Lindeberg
Dr. Jon and Mrs. Nancy Lischke
Michelle Liske
Charles Lockhart
Eliezer and Diana Lombrozo
Michelle Longtin
Kathleen Luci
Merry Lynn Lusk
Cheryl Rhoads and Bill Lutrick
Finn Allan Mac Aller
Charles and Karen Macbeth
Leanne Hull MacDougall
Gary and Diana Macek
Bonnie Macritchie
Jim and Janet Madden
Sue and Peter Madsen
June Mair
Sally and Luis Maizel
Barbara Malk
Jim and Gail Malkus
Susan and Peter Mallory
David Mandell
Norman and Sivia Mann
Rachel Marquardt
Nick and Patricia Marsch
Edward and Joanne Marshall
John and Louise Marshall
Carol Martin and JB Leep
Tom and Ina Masten
Douglas Inman and
Patricia Masters
Gloria McCaffrey
Wallace McCloskey
Betty McGovern
Cecil Keener and
Cristie McGuire
Jean McKee
Marianne McKennett
Paul and Julie McPherson
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Means
Jennifer Meck
Stelle Meler
Drs. Pamela Mellon and
James Posakony
William and Janice Melton
Chuck and Beverly Merritts
Gerald and Carol Merten
Betty Joan Maly and
John Meyers
Dr. Bernard Michlin
Brian and Danielle Miller
Eli and Evelyn Mishuck
Don and Judy Mizaur
Dr. and Mrs. Allen Mizoguchi
Isaac and Nancy Mizrahi
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Mogol
Dan and Marty Molden
Dugan Moore
Carol More and James Schmidt
Lynn Morecraft
Mrs. Lorraine Moriarty
Akiko Morimoto
Donna Moroney
CDR Robert E. Morris
USN (RET)
Tim and Prudy Morris
Katherine L. Morse
Susan Motenko
Barbara Mueller
Mr. and Mrs. David Munden
Dr. J. Stephen Munzinger
Gloria Murray
Ross Myers
Ted Napolitano
Ann Nathan
Kathleen E. Naughton
Marci Neff
Joani Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Nelson
Robert Nelson and
Suzanne Foucault
Ruth Nelson
Noorany Geotechnical
Consulting
Bob Novick
Insu Nuzzi
Marysue Nydam
Thomas and JoAnne O'Dea
Robert Ogle and Chaela Pastore
Margaret and William O'Hara
Irv and Olivia Okovita
Ilya and Lydia Okun
Kenneth and Ann Olson
Max and Fredda Opalsky
Dr. and Mrs. Steven Ornish
Paula Tallal and Colleen Osburn
Frances Owen
Robert and Rebecca Palmer
Beatrice E. Pardo
Bob and Maureen Parson
Gayle Patterson
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Paurazas
Dr. William and Beth Penny
Lou and Peg Perry
Peggy and Robert Petitmermet
Don and Robyn Phillips
Richard and Rosemary Pinney
John and Martha Pistacchi
Anita and Eli Plaxe
Ms. Raymonde Polk-Wilson
Bruce Powell
Susan Powell
Peter and Peggy Preuss
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Prutow
Kevin Quinn
Roberto and Carmen Quiñones
Cynthia and Gilbert Raff
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Raskin
William A. Rea
Bill and Jacqui Reavey
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Reich
Mary Reitz
Josette and John Rekettye
Jane Reldan M.D.
Deborah Reynolds
Kathy Rhodes
Mark and Gwyn Rice
Dick Schedtler and
Andrea Roberts
Shirley L. Rogozienski
Lydia and David Roper
Robert Rose
Manuel and Paula Rotenberg
John Rucinsky
Jeff and Mary Rudy
Ted and Carol Rutter
Raymond and Marcia Sachs
Milton and Jeanne Saier
Carol Sale
David Saltman
Adaline Sanford
Judy Sanko
Merrie Sasaki and
Cezar Ornatowski
Natalia Savenko
John and Kay Scavulli
Karen K. Schaefer
Dr. Morris and Janice Scharff
Marge and Neal Schmale
Julie Schmitz
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Schnapp
Barbara Schoenberger
Joseph and Heather Secondine
John and Wendy Segal
Jeff and Jean Selzer
Sally Shapiro and Mike Finley
Daniel and Leanne Shawler
Curt Sherman
Greg Shields
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FOUNDATION AND GOVERNMENT SUPPORT / PATRONS
PARTNERS
City of San Diego Commission for Arts
and Culture
Helen K. and James S. Copley
Foundation
County of San Diego
Educational Foundation of America
William Randolph Hearst Foundations
The James Irvine Foundation
The Jewish Community Foundation
Sondra and Robert Berk Fund
Gary and Barbara Blake Family Fund
Bloom Family Fund
Robert Brunst Leichtag Family
Foundation Fund
Einhorn Family Fund
Inge Feinswog Fund
Diane and Elliot Feuerstein Fund
Foster Family Foundation
Milton and Faiya Fredman Fund
Gardiner Family Fund
Gleiberman Family Fund
Robert and Merrill Haimsohn Family
Fund
Debby and Hal Jacobs Family Fund
Deni and Jeff Jacobs Fund
Joan and Irwin Jacobs Fund
Warren and Karen Kessler Fund
Marshall and Judy Lewis Fund
Gerald and Ann Lipschitz Fund
Shearn and Linda Platt Fund
Lori and Kenneth Polin Family Fund
SILVER
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Tom Sides
Douglas and Candace Simmons
Mr. and Mrs. Irving and
Valentina Simpson
Susan Simcoff
Richard and Marianne Sipe
Alex and Jill Skrezyna
Ronald and Nanci Slayen
Mr. Bill Smith
Clark and Kathryn Smith
E. Brian Smith
Hope Smith
Lennon Smith
Logan Smith
Nick and Vanessa Smith
Rhoda and Pete Smith
Marion So
Linda Soo Hoo
Stephanie Souchak
Dr. James Spalenka
Steven and Phyllis Spierer
Dominic Spinella
Ray and Lauren Stainback
Susanne Stanford and
Tom Matthews
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Steinberg
Charles Stephenson
Marina Sterling
Lewis and Brook Stern
Richard and Phyllis Stern
Nancy and Charles Stewart
Kimberly Stewart
Julian and Gale Stienon
Jan Stockton-Miller
Judy Stone
Robert S. Street
Mark Suarez
Nancy Sunday
Craig and Nancy Sundheimer
Ravet Family Fund
Vivien and Jeffrey Ressler Family
Fund
Herbert J. and Elene Solomon Fund
Stone Family Foundation
Wilson-Strauss Family Fund
Hughes and Sheila Potiker Family
Foundation
Jordan Ressler Endowment Fund
The Shubert Foundation
Mandell Weiss Charitable Trust
Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
The San Diego Foundation
Conrad and Christa Burke Fund
Edward and Martha Dennis Fund
Dr. Seuss Fund
Gerald and Ingrid Hoffmeister Fund
Julius J. Pearl Fund
Ivor and Colette Carson Royston Fund
Anonymous (1)
William Hall Tippett and Ruth Rathell
Tippett Foundation
Anonymous (1)
SPONSORS
Alvin and Dorothy Schwartz
Foundation
Big Blue Sky Foundation
Crawford Smith Foundation
Ellen and David Dolgen Charitable
Fund
Edgerton Foundation
Dr. Michael and Linda
Sutherland
Jerry and Barbara Sutton
Laura Sutton
Mr. and Mrs. Svedlund
Scott Swazey
Elizabeth and Joseph Taft
Marie Tartar
Mr. Ted
Alice Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson
Kelly and Elisa Thomson
Robert J Thornton
Michael Thorsnes
Jack and K. Jean Timmons
Timms Family
Louis and Elizabeth Tommasino
Debra Torres-Reyes Esq.
Maxine Trimble
Tali and Mark Christian
Eleanor L. tum Suden
Michael Perkins and
Anne Turhollow
Jan Tuttleman
Ulla and Ralph Updegraff
Mark Teigen and
Valentina Valente
Denise and Jason Van Slyke
Darlene and Bruce Varney
Alan and Caryn Viterbi
Nancy Von Borstel
Harold Walba
Lillian Wallock
Dr. Jean Y.J. Wang and
Richard Kolodner
Marian Warwick
Mr. and Mrs. George Waters
Nancy Waters
Blanche Welch
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Welsh
Eve and Robert Weston
Dennis and Betty Williams
Eagle Family Foundation Trust
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Baumgartel DeBeer Family Fund
Doede Family Charitable Fund
Leonard M. Herman Fund
Zdenka Fronek and Walter Olsen
Fund
Kathryn C. Fishback Family Foundation
Joel and Rosanne Holliday Family
Foundation
Kenneth and Jane S. Libby Foundation
Jeffrey and Sheila Lipinsky Family
Foundation
Cynthia and George Mitchell
Foundation
National Endowment for the Arts
New York Community Trust, Barbara
and William Karatz Fund
Ellen Browning Scripps Foundation
Donors
William and Betty Andres Foundation
LaVerne and Blaine Briggs Donor
Advised Fund at the Rancho Santa Fe
Foundation
Arthur and Barbara Bloom Foundation
Sophie and Arthur Brody Foundation
Cappetta Family Fundation
J.C. Foundation
Enberg Family Charitable Foundation
Epstein Family Foundation
Karney Flaster Family Foundation
Susan Williams
Bevery Wilson
Paul and Sharee Woodring
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Woolley
Peter and Donna Worcester
Sylvia and Ed Wrench
Denise and John Wright
Martin and Sherry Yanofsky
Mr. and Mrs. Yoshitomi
Maxine Young
Judith and Howard Ziment
Karen and Sidney Zisook
John and Dawn Zolezzi
Paul and Kathryn Zucker
Anonymous (29)
List as of October 16, 2009
The Samuel I. and John Henry Fox
Foundation at Union Bank of
California
Girard Foundation
Samuel Goldwyn Foundation
Leo S. Guthman Fund
Householter Family Trust
Isaacs Brothers Foundation
La Jolla Kiwanis Foundation
Novak Foundation
Alan Pitcairn Family Fund at the
National Philanthropic Trust
Pratt Memorial Fund at Union Bank
John and Marcia Price Foundation
Price Family Charitable Fund
Edward H. Richard Foundation and
Henry and Ida Richard Foundation
SahanDaywi Foundation
Scarano Family Foundation
Schwab Charitable Fund
Simner Foundation
L. J. and Mary C. Skaggs Foundation
Szekely Family Foundation
Thomas Family Trust
Tilles Family Foundation
Anonymous (1)
Special thanks to our sponsors of
Lead Host Sponsors
Co-Host Sponsor
Media Sponsor
The
Society
TheRevelle
Revelle Society
creating a lasting legacy through
Honoring the memory of Ellen and Roger Revelle
1910 - 2009
In recognition of the extraordinary leadership of Ellen and Roger Revelle
and their family in the establishment of La Jolla Playhouse, we are honored
to announce the formation of The Revelle Society. The Society recognizes
those generous individuals who have chosen to provide for the Playhouse’s
future through their estate plans.
In the year ahead, we will begin recognizing our Founding Members,
those individuals who inform us that they have made arrangements for the
Playhouse in their wills or estate plans.
Revelle Society Founding Members
Ellen Revelle*
Cynthia Bolker
Ralph and Gail Bryan
Leslie J. Cohen*
Armando de Peralta*
Bob Jacobs
Charmaine* and Maury* Kaplan
Mandell Weiss* Charitable Trust
Ruth Shepherd*
Arthur and Molli Wagner
*denotes deceased
If you would like to receive more
information or be included as a Founding
Member of the Revelle Society, please
contact Ellen Kulik in the Development
Department at (858) 228-3080 to have a
confidential conversation.
EDUCATION & OUTREACH / PLAYHOUSE PARTNERS
Education & Outreach Programs
PERFORMANCE OUTREACH PROGRAM
(POP) TOUR
Every school year, the Playhouse commissions a
new play that addresses real concerns of today’s
youth and brings a professional production
to schools and community centers in diverse
communities across San Diego county. School
performances are also integrated into the
classroom curriculum through pre-performance
visits by Playhouse Teaching Artists.
IN-SCHOOL RESIDENCIES
In partnership with San Diego County and
City Visual and Performing Arts Departments,
Playhouse Teaching Artists teach theatre skills in
classrooms across the county, ensuring theatre
becomes an integral part of the education of all
San Diego children while fostering a relationship
with the Playhouse that will continue as these
young people grow into adulthood. For more
information, call (858) 550-1070 x101.
YOUNG PERFORMERS’ WORKSHOP
Creative exploration of theatre arts in a summer
program for students entering into grades 2-12.
CONSERVATORY
Six-week summer intensive training in acting,
voice, movement and text for grades 10-12. By
audition only.
Illuminating Audience Events
La Jolla Playhouse offers unique opportunities for
audience members to delve deeper into
Bonnie & Clyde with these special performance
series options:
Talkback Tuesday: Join cast and crew for a
discussion following the performance.
• Tue., Nov. 17 and Nov. 24
Insider: Meet with a Playhouse staff member 45
minutes prior to the performance for an insider’s
discussion about the play you are going to see.
• Fri., Nov. 27, 7:15 pm
• Tue., Dec. 1, 6:45 pm
• Wed., Dec. 2, 6:45 pm
• Sat., Dec. 5, 1:15 pm
• Tue., Dec. 8, 6:45 pm
Sponsored in Part by
Discovery Sunday: Join special guest speakers
after the performance as they explore the themes
of the production.
• Sun., Dec. 6 (matinee)
Playhouse Partners
The Playhouse Partners donate their time, service
and skills to support and promote La Jolla Playhouse.
DONNA O’DONNELL
President
LINDA KENNEDY
Welcome New Members
MARGARET BURTON
Past President
BILL COLTELLARO
Badges
DIANE TUCHINSKY
1st Vice President
ELLEN MICHAELS
Telephone Tree
REENIE O’DEA
2nd Vice President
ANITA SIMONS
Staff Liaison
ERIC COHEN
Recording Secretary
2009/2010 Season
Playhouse Partners
Alice Alperin
Janet Amor
Nancy Appleton
Nancy Back
Fran Barberi
Christine Barton
Alberta Baruch
Kathy Basquil
Lucy Bauer
Mary Lou Bednasek
Maurine Beinbrink
Judy Bengson
Jack Berdy
Sue Bosch-Swift
Lois Bradbury
Margaret Bradbury
Sabine and Richard Bradshaw
Margaret Burton
Gerry Cali
Clarice Carmichael
Janet Caulk
Helen and George
Chilvers
Eric Cohen and Bill
Coltellaro
Karen Coleman
JERRY ENGEL, Chair
KATHY BASQUIL,
Co-chair
Front of House
SUE BOSCH-SWIFT, Chair
NANCY FRANK,
Co-chair
Tech Night
PIERRETTE FEATHERBY
Membership
MARGARET BURTON
Newsletter
NONA PAUL
LOIS BRADBURY
Company Breakfast
LILLIAN PRANTIL
Historian
JoANNE O’DEA
Hospitality
SUZIE PIRTLE
Staff Support
Beverly Grant and Art Cooley
Kathrine Costan
Madir Cuddy and Charles
Glidden
Virginia Curran
Nancy Dalton
Rose Davidson
Bev Deasley
Sheila and Mike
Dershowitz
Carolyn Dreyer
Diane Dudek
Barbara Dunn
Tina Dyer
Sara Ellis
Marilyn Eriksen
Joan El Wardani
Janis Emmert
Jerry Engel
Peter and Peggy Evans
Edna Everett
June Ewing
Pierrette Featherby
Judith Fleshman
Peggy Fleury
Gladys Fontes
Nancy Frank
Frieda Frazer
Kayrn Funderburk
Larry Geyerman
Janet Gladwin
Elaine Gliner
Josie Gomez
Georgie Goyette
Doris Gruebel
Carol Haselton
Tommy and Veronika Hauer
Joan Hayes
Diane Holland
Harriet Hughes
Kay Hynes
Betsy Jo Jensen
Bette Johnson
June Kelly
Post-Show Reaction: A special post-show
discussion facilitated by Playhouse staff.
• Sun., Nov. 29 following the 2 pm performance
• Sat., Dec. 12 following the 2 pm performance
• Sun., Dec. 13 following the 2 pm performance
• Sat., Dec. 19 following the 2 pm performance
THEATRE TOURS
Tour the stages and production shops of the
Playhouse facilities and learn more about the
history of La Jolla Playhouse and the role that
it plays in the community. Tours are available to
groups for a nominal fee. To schedule a tour, call
(858) 550-1070 x101.
ACCESS PERFORMANCE SERIES
La Jolla Playhouse provides American Sign
Language interpretation for audience members
who are deaf or hard of hearing and live audio
description for audience members who are blind
or have low vision. Pre-show sensory tours provide
design information to enhance the experience.
• Sat., Nov. 28 (matinee)
For more information on Education & Outreach
programs at La Jolla Playhouse, please contact
Stephen McCormick at (858) 550-1070 x102.
Michael and Lorraine Kelly
Linda Kennedy
Joan Kiely
Margaret King
Sharon Rae Klein
Fran Knapp
Sandee Koontz
Gaile Kraus
Linda Kresser
Sara Kurtz
Barbara Kushel
Theresa Lai
Joy Lamarre
Sally Ledden
Ky Lewis
Julie Leyden
Barbara Lorentz
Regina Lorenzo
Rosemary Love
Nicole Lustig
Bernie Maloney
Minnie Maloof
Carmen Mannarino
Amara Marsden
Patricia McCabe
Choko McConnell
Mary McDonald
Cheryl Mealy
Ellen Michaels
Ree and Maurice Miller
Maria Moujaes
Jean Murphy
Victoria Narvaez
Joan Nimick
Rosemary Norling
Jean Oakes
JoAnne O'Dea
Reenie O'Dea and
John Rudderham
Donna O'Donnell
Tom and Betty Olson
Colleen O’Rourke
Barbara Parker
Jan Parsons
Nona Paul
Dale Phillips
Suzie Pirtle
Lillian Vaia Prantil
Jennette Pyne
Rita Rank
Bob Redfield
Linda Riddle-Wittmer
Paula Ries
Marnie Ring
Suzanne and Duane Rogers
Jeanette Sahner
Shareen Salgado
Judith Saville
Janet Schlesinger
Kay Schredder
Irene Seman
Enid and Mark Sherman
Barbara Shorf
Stacy Smith
Marion So
Janet Spiro
Carol St. Pierre
Nancy Stoke
Barbara Storm
Gabriela Stratton
Merna Sturgis
Kevin Swanson
Diane Tuchinsky
Judy Turner
Dorothy Varonin
Sue Vergne
Ann von Gal
Maria and Daniel Webster
Ruth Williams
Monica Whitt
Joan and Peter Winokur
Elyse Wright
Yvonne and Paul Wultz
Hilda Wynans
Ed Yankner
Jan and Jim Zak
Daniella Zucker
LA JOLLA PLAYHOUSE STAFF
Christopher Ashley
Artistic Director
Managing Director
ARTISTIC
Director Emeritus Des McAnuff
Director of Play Development Shirley Fishman
Associate Producer Dana I. Harrel
Literary Manager Gabriel Greene
Executive Assistant to Christopher Ashley
Rick VanNoy
Artistic Assistant/Local Casting
Marike Fitzgerald
Commissioned Artists Kirsten Greenidge, Joe Iconis,
Naomi Iizuka, Claudia Shear, Alfred Uhry,
Doug Wright, Rhiana Yazzie
ADMINISTRATION
General Manager Debby Buchholz
Associate General Manager Jenny Case
Executive Assistant to Michael S. Rosenberg
Anita Simons
Front Office Administrator Mike Hausberg
Human Resources Manager Cindy DiPiero
Corporate/Legal Counsel Robert C. Wright,
Wright & L’Estrange
Theatre/Legal Counsel F. Richard Pappas, Esq.
COMPANY MANAGEMENT
Company Manager Anjanette Maraya-Ramey
Associate Company Manager Alyssa Gardner
Company Management Assistant Desiree Williams
FINANCE
Director of Finance John O’Dea
Comptroller Manny Garcia
Finance Associate Mary Harris
Production Accountant Sharon Ratelle
IT Systems and Data Manager Roy Waters
Database Administrator Amanda Freeman
Payroll and Accounts Payable Eric Brown
DEVELOPMENT
Director of Development Ellen Kulik
Director of Major & Planned Giving Malcolm Aste
Individual Giving Officer Glenn Paris
Manager, Corporate Development Jill McIntyre
Manager, Institutional Grants Caroline Harwood
Manager, Development Operations
Jayne Atkinson
Special Events Coordinator Lisa Jenkins
Assistant Special Events Manager Jennifer Tom
Development Coordinator Mike Hausberg
MARKETING
Director of Marketing Mary Cook
Director of Public Relations Becky Biegelsen
Marketing Manager Tiffany Gilman
Multimedia Designer Mark Wierenga
Public Relations Coordinator Erika Owens
Marketing Associate Jamie Householter
TELESALES / TELEFUNDING
Telesales and Telefunding Assistant
Stephanie Kalulu
Subscription Sales / Fundraising Associate
Paul Preston
Subscription Sales / Fundraising Representatives
Matt Costa, Taylor Dorius, Suzanne Eliasson,
David Hernandez, Ninotchka Pascua
BOX OFFICE
Box Office Manager Jennifer Bantelman
Box Office Assistant Manager Noah Longton
Box Office Lead Operators Pearl Hang, Steven Lone
Box Office Reservationists Jake Arky, Samuel Carr,
Blake Eaton
EDUCATION & OUTREACH
Director of Education & Outreach
Stephen McCormick
Education Programs Associate Jennifer Stoessner
Education Assistant Nicole Keepers
Audio Describers Brian Berlau, Robert Hitchcox,
Shari Lyon, Kay O’Neil, Neil Pisk,
Deborah Sanborn, Janet Schlesinger,
Syliva Southerland, Janine Tarkow,
Helen Warren Ross
ASL Interpreters Daphne Craft, Billeanne McLellan
ASL Volunteer Esther Shen
Access Coordinator Shari Lyon
Teaching Artists Sherri Allen, Leticia S. De Anda,
Brian Hammond, Cynthia Lewis, Lori Petermann,
Erika Phillips, James Pillar, Cynthia Stokes,
Eric Vest
INTERNS
Company Management Heather Losey
Development Jon Denise Mallari, Alison Young
Dramaturgy Jamie Gillcrist, Gabriela Hills
Education Nicole Cantalupo, Annie Middleton
Finance Angela Do, Cynthia Spensieri
Production Sarah Arakaki, Kay Carver,
David McKray Jones, Jessica Painter
OPERATIONS
Director of Operations Ned Collins
Operations Associate Jen McClenahan
FRONT OF HOUSE
House Manager John Craft
Assistant House Managers Katherine Cordova,
Amy Covington, Philip Kerksha,
Cameron McMartin, Eric Nickerson, Heather Wolf
Janitorial Professional Maintenance Systems
PRODUCTION
Production Manager Peter J. Davis
Associate Production Manager Linda S. Cooper
Assistant Production Manager Sara T. Danford
Production Management Assistant Melinda Clark
SCENE SHOP
Technical Director Chris Kennedy
Associate Technical Director Chris Borreson
Assistant Technical Director Steven Gerlach
Scene Shop Foreman David Weiner
Lead Carpenter Mike Curtis
Joint Staff Carpenters Bill George, Tom Lucenti
Carpenters Stephan Lutz, Camren Wakefield
Staff Show Carpenter Preston Spence
Shop Helper Stuart Doug Collind
PAINT SHOP
Charge Scenic Artist Mark Jensen
Assistant Charge Artist Jennifer Imbler
COSTUME SHOP
Costume Shop Manager Susan Makkoo
Assistant Manager Gina Davidson
Costume Shop Foreman/Tailor Lissa Skiles
First Hand/Master Stitcher K-Joy Lehmann-Way
Drapers Sarah Maisel
Alterations Table Head Greg Burke
First Hands Jan Blankenship, Armen Khachiyan
Stitcher Yangchen Dolkar
ELECTRICS
Lighting Supervisor Mike Doyle
Assistant Lighting Supervisor Kathryn Sturch
Staff Electrician Matt Wilson
Electricians Andy Lowe, Mike Lowe, Andrea Ryan
SOUND
Sound Supervisor Joe Huppert
Assistant Sound Supervisor Rachel LeVine
Sound Technicians Eric May, Steve Negrete
PROPERTIES SHOP
Prop Shop Manager Debra Hatch
Associate Prop Master Kelly Corrigan
Soft Goods Elizabeth Egan
Prop Shop Foreman Will Widick
Prop Artisans Jeni Cheung, Jenny Fajerman,
Ryan Lewis
BONNIE & CLYDE SHOP STAFF
Production Assistants Alisa Zeljeznjak, Kay Carver
Technical Director Chris Borreson
Costume Supervisor Ingrid Helton
Assistant to Mgr/Shopper Lindsey Hall
Drapers Marsha Kuligowski, Greg Burke
First Hands Armen Khachiyan, Jan Blankenship,
Corey Johnston, Susan Sachs
Stitchers Yangchen Dolkar, Mark Baiza,
Rebecca Fabares, Lauren Maringola,
Lupita De La Mora
Crafts Jeanie Gailoto
Millinery Sharon King
Lighting Supervisor Kathryn Sturch
Electricians Noah Gehr, Kristyn Kennedy,
Andy Lowe, Mike Lowe, Areta Mackelvie,
Andrea Ryan
Sound/Video Supervisor Chris Luessmann
Sound Technicians Eric May, Steve Negrete,
Jeremy Nelson
Prop Supervisor Kelly Corrigan
Assistant Prop Supervisor Jenny Fajerman
Prop Artisans Andy Estep, Ryan Lewis,
Rebecca WIllis
Scenic Charge Jen Imbler
Scenic Artists Cat Baldwin, Dwaine Best,
Victoria Erbe, Sandra Podolsky,
Michael Willits, Sarah Arakaki
Music Department Assistant Jessica Painter
BONNIE & CLYDE CREW
Show Carpenter Kyle Ahlquist,
Deck Crew Kay Carver, Giovanni Velasco,
Alisa Zeljeznjak
Automation Operator Mike Lowe
Properties Crew Andy Estep, Marilia Maschion
Wardrobe Supervisor Erick Sundquist
Dressers Sharon Wezelman
Hair Supervisor Michael Dondanville II
Lightboard Operator Andrea Ryan
Follow Spot Operators Patricia Lensinski,
Areta Mackelvie
Sound Engineer Mike Farfalla
Sound A2 Sam Lerner
Sound A3 Elizabeth Robson
Projection Operator Andy Lowe

November 10 - December 20, 2009

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