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Barry Gordin
family can take, and what can happen when a
family’s love is not nurturing, but narcissistic
and needy. To use a contemporary pop psych
term, it’s a show about codependence. But
it’s also about love, the real love between a
mother and a daughter, and how complex
and unexpected that love can be.
Scott Schwartz and Tracy Mitchell
Forty years ago, Grey Gardens became
infamous. With the release of the great
documentary by David and Albert Maysles in
1975, the strange tale of the Beales of East
Hampton entered the public consciousness
of America. At first, their story was seen as
a delicious oddity, a kind of filmic sideshow
attraction; but soon the documentary became
a cult classic. And then, somewhere in the
journey to today, it entered the mainstream.
These complicated, sad, but resilient women
and their garbage strewn, crumbling house
became part of America’s story. But this tale
began here, in the Hamptons, and is woven
into our social fabric and the collective
unconscious of our community. Disturbing
and mad as it may be, this is our story, an
East End phenomenon.
Tracing the journey of “Big” and “Little” Edie
Beale from glamorous socialites in the 1940’s
to recluses in the 1970’s, Doug Wright, Scott
Frankel and Michael Korie, the authors of this
bold musical delve deep into these women,
their family and their relationships. They
encourage us to ponder the questions and
issues these women raise -- ones that range
from micro to macro, from deeply personal to
societal.
At its heart, Grey Gardens is a musical about
family, about mothers and daughters, about
the things we need from those we love, and
the extreme measures we will take and the
cruelties we will inflict on our loved ones and
ourselves to get it. It is a musical about the toll
On a more macro level, this musical raises
an issue we’re not always comfortable
considering in America: that of class. It has
been noted that now, more than at any time
since the Guilded Age, we live in a time of
vast economic inequality and in a country
where it seems harder and harder to realize
the American Dream and to have social
mobility to rise out of the class into which
you are born. Grey Gardens casts the social
stratification of America into sharp relief and
focuses on it in a way few musicals do. To see
two privileged relatives of a beloved first lady
fall from grace, to see their upper class world
disintegrate into ruin, and to get a glimpse of
why, is as fascinating today as it was forty
years ago. Perhaps it is even more so now
because of the seeming imperviousness and
invulnerability of today’s elite.
All of us at Bay Street feel it is a unique
privilege and joy to have the opportunity to
produce this bold musical in the community in
which it is set and so close to the house that
gave it its name. We are thrilled to welcome
to our stage a cast of sensational and
dedicated actors, and to welcome, for the first
time, director Michael Wilson and his talented
artistic team. And we welcome and thank
you, our patrons and supporters, for joining
us for this daring musical that springs from
and speaks to the heart of our community.
We hope you’ll return often throughout our
exciting fall season ahead filled with music,
documentary film festivals, and our Literature
Live! production of John Steinbeck’s Of Mice
and Men.
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Tracy Mitchell
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Still of Little Edie from the Maysles’ documentary.
The story of “Big Edie” Bouvier Beale and
her daughter, “Little Edie” Beale is
inextricably bound up in the home they
shared for most of their lives.
Grey Gardens is located on
Georgica Pond in East Hampton,
less than eight miles from Bay
Street Theatre. The house was
built in 1897 by Joseph Greenleaf
Thorpe and would later be bought
in 1913 by coal magnate Robert
Hill and his wife, Anna. The Hills
imported ornate concrete walls
from Spain, which would provide
the signature structure for the
gardens, and ultimately gave the
home its name.
initially sent monthly checks of $300 to help
with expenses, but that arrangement did not
last long.
Little detail is known about what
happened within Grey Gardens
from this point until the early 70’s,
but the steady decline became
increasingly visible, even from
the street. The gardens became
overgrown with vines, and an
“ocean of leaves” (as Little Edie
called it) was created.
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and a visit from the Suffolk
County Health Department, the
house was deemed unsafe for
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In 1924, Grey Gardens was
photo of Big and
were faced with eviction if they
bought by Big Edie’s husband,
Little Edie, 1922.
did not clean up the property.
Phelan Beale, a prosperous
The news of the eviction order
lawyer. The Beales split their
and the squalor within which the women
time between the Upper East Side and
lived (rooms filled with garbage, lack of
the Hamptons, with Little Edie having her
running water, scores of cats and raccoons)
debut in 1936 at the Pierre Hotel, an event
received international attention, and the
featured in the New York Times. But the
Beales appeared on the front pages of
Beale’s marriage was a troubled one, and
tabloids. This was due to the Beales’
after their divorce in 1946, Edie remained
relationship to Jackie Kennedy Onassis –
at Grey Gardens, as did Little Edie (with
Big Edie being her aunt, and Little Edie, her
the exception of her stay at the Barbizon
Hotel for Women from 1947-1952). Phelan cousin. Ultimately, Jackie, and her sister,
The house and garden in 1972.
Lee Radziwill, provided approximately
$30,000 to bring the house back to a
livable standard, restoring the plumbing and
the roof, and carting away one thousand
bags of garbage.
Unfortunately, after the spotlight shifted,
the house quickly began its downward
slide once again, and by the time the 1975
documentary Grey Gardens, directed by
David and Albert Maysles, was made, the
house had fallen once again into a state
of ruin. The film became a cult hit, vividly
bringing the story of the Big and Little Edie
to art film houses all over the world, and
eventually serving as the inspiration for Grey
Gardens, The Musical.
In 1977, Big Edie died, and Little Edie
continued to live in the house alone for
another two years. She moved out of the
room she had shared with her mother and
into a small room with only a mattress on
the floor. Penniless, she put the estate up
for sale. Ben Bradlee (Executive Editor
of The Washington Post) and his wife,
journalist Sally Quinn, bought the house in
1979 for $220,000, but only after agreeing
in writing that rather than tear down Grey
Gardens, they would restore it. In an
interview afterwards, Sally Quinn recalled,
“I walked in and said (to Little Edie), ‘This is
the most beautiful house I’ve ever seen,’ and
she did this little pirouette in the hall, put her
hands in the air and said, “All it needs is a
coat of paint!”
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the Shakespeare Initiative and the expansion
of Bay Street’s Kids Camp program.
JOSEPH STEIN FUND FOR NEW MUSICALS
Bay Street Theater is proud to continue
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MUSICALS to honor Joseph Stein, longtime
resident of the Hamptons who wrote the
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Wife, and Enter Laughing. Help us bring
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GARY HYGOM, Producer | JOHN SULLIVAN, Associate Producer
ADRIANNE & JERRY COHEN, Associate Producers
BAY STREET THEATER
with additional support from
The Joseph Stein New Musical Fund and The New Directions Fund
Presents
RACHEL YORK
BETTY BUCKLEY
In
GREY GARDENS
Book
DOUG WRIGHT
Music
SCOTT FRANKEL
Lyrics
MICHAEL KORIE
Based on the film Grey Gardens
by David Maysles, Albert Maysles, Ellen Hovde, Muffie Mayer and Susan Froemke
Featuring
MATT DOYLE
JAMES HARKNESS
SARAH HUNT
GRACIE BEARDSLEY
DAKOTA QUACKENBUSH
With
SIMON JONES
And
HOWARD MCGILLIN
Scenic Design
Costume Design
Lighting Design
JEFF COWIE
ILONA SOMOGYI
ROBERT WIERZEL
Sound Design
Props Design
Production Stage Manager
JON WESTON
HEATHER UGRINA
ROBERT BENNETT
Wig Design
Casting Director
Dialect Coach
PAUL HUNTLEY
STEWART/WHITLEY
STEPHEN GABIS
Choreographer
HOPE CLARKE
Music Director
ANDY EINHORN
Directed by
MICHAEL WILSON
AUGUST 4 – AUGUST 30, 2015
Originally Produced on Broadway by
East of Doheny
Staunch Entertainment Randall L. Wreghitt/Mort Swinsky
Michael Alden Edwin W. Schloss
in association with
Playwrights Horizons
Playwrights Horizons Inc., New York City, produced the World Premiere
of GREY GARDENS Off-Broadway on March 7, 2006.
Developed with the assistance of The Sundance Institute.
GREY GARDENS is presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York.
CAST
(in order of appearance)
PROLOGUE
(1973)
Edith Bouvier Beale.........................................................................................................Betty Buckley*
“Little” Edie Beale...............................................................................................................Rachel York*
ACT I
(1941)
Edith Bouvier Beale............................................................................................................Rachel York*
Young “Little” Edie Beale....................................................................................................Sarah Hunt*
George Gould Strong.............................................................................................. Howard McGillin*
Brooks, Sr. ..................................................................................................................James Harkness*
Jacqueline “Jackie” Bouvier..................................................................................... Gracie Beardsley
Lee Bouvier........................................................................................................ Dakota Quackenbush
Joseph Patrick Kennedy, Jr. ................................................................................................Matt Doyle*
J.V. “Major” Bouvier.......................................................................................................... Simon Jones*
ACT II
(1973)
“Little” Edie Beale...............................................................................................................Rachel York*
Edith Bouvier Beale.........................................................................................................Betty Buckley*
Brooks, Jr. ................................................................................................................... James Harkness*
Jerry ...........................................................................................................................................Matt Doyle*
Norman Vincent Peale .................................................................................................... Simon Jones*
Old record and Choir singers........................................................................................ The Company
Dance Captain..............................................................................................................James Harkness
Associate Director/ Associate Choreographer.........................................................Charles Swan
* Members of the Actors Equity Association, the Union of
Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States
BAND
William Waldrop..................................................................................Associate Conductor/ Pianist
Ed Chiarello......................................................................................................................................Drums
Robert Dalpiaz...............................................................................................................................Reed 1
Joel Levy............................................................................................................................................Reed 2
Phil Granger...................................................................................................................................Trumpet
Bradley Bosenbeck......................................................................................................................... Violin
SETTING
Act One takes place in July, 1941, Grey Gardens, East Hampton, Long Island, NY
Act Two takes place in 1973, Grey Gardens, East Hampton, Long Island, NY
The events of the play are based on both fact and fiction
The Actors and Stage Managers employed in this production are members of
Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and
Stage Managers in the United States.
MUSICAL NUMBERS
PROLOGUE
(1973)
“The Girl Who Has Everything”........................................................................................................ Edith
ACT I
(1941)
“The Girl Who Has Everything”.........................................................................................................Edith
“The Five-Fifteen”............................................................................. Edith, Gould, Jackie, Lee, Brooks
“It’s Her”......................................................................................................... Edith, Gould, Edie, and Joe
“Mother Darling”...................................................................................................Edie, Edith, and Gould
“Goin’ Places”......................................................................................................................... Joe and Edie
“Marry Well”..........................................................................Major Bouvier, Brooks, Jackie, Lee, Edie
“Hominy Grits”..................................................................................................Edith, Gould, Jackie, Lee
“Two Peas in a Pod”...........................................................................................................Edie and Edith
“Drift Away”....................................................................................................................... Gould and Edith
“The Five-Fifteen (Reprise)”................................................................................................................Edith
“Daddy’s Girl”.......................................................................................................................... Edie and Joe
“The Telegram”.......................................................................................................................................Edie
“Will You?”..............................................................................................................................................Edith
THERE WILL BE ONE 15-MINUTE INTERMISSION
ACT II
(1973)
“The Revolutionary Costume for Today”..........................................................................................Edie
“The Cake I Had”..................................................................................................................................Edith
“Entering Grey Gardens”........................................................................................................... Company
“The House We Live In”........................................................................................... Edie and Company
“Jerry Likes My Corn”.........................................................................................................Edith and Edie
“Around the World”...............................................................................................................................Edie
“Will You? (Reprise)”.........................................................................................................Edith and Edie
“Choose to be Happy”.......................................................... .Norman Vincent Peale and Company
“Around the World (Reprise)”............................................................................................................Edie
“Another Winter in a Summer Town”............................................................................Edie and Edith
“The Girl Who Has Everything” (Reprise)....................................................................Edith and Edie
Actors’ Equity Association was founded in 1913 to protect actors from the severe
mistreatment that permeated the industry at the time. Since its inception, Equity
has had only twelve presidents. Its current president is Nicholas Wyman. The
39,000 member association consists of distinguished stars and other professional
actors and stage managers who work nationwide, from New York’s Broadway
to Los Angeles, from Minneapolis to Miami Beach, in regional, stock and dinner
theater, and in theaters for young audiences which build the audiences of
tomorrow. These actors and stage managers are committed to working in the
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By presenting Equity productions, this theater offers to you, our audience, the best entertainment
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WHO’S WHO
Rachel York (“Little”
Edie Beale) is best
known for her critically
acclaimed Broadway
performances in City of
Angels, Les Misérables,
Victor/Victoria (Drama
Desk Award), The
Scarlet Pimpernel,
Sly Fox and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.
She also turned heads on television with
her courageous portrayal of Lucille Ball
in the CBS movie, Lucy. National Tours:
Reno Sweeny in the Tony-Award winning
production of Anything Goes (Helen
Hayes Award). Cruella de Vil in The 101
Dalmatians Musical; Guenevere in Camelot;
and Lilli Vanessi/Kate in Kiss Me, Kate
(US Tour and London’s West End). OffBroadway: The Best Is Yet to Come;
Putting It Together (MTC, Drama Desk
nomination); Dessa Rose (Lincoln Center
Theater, Drama Desk nomination), and
New York City Encores! Gentlemen Prefer
Blondes and Little Me. In concert, Ms. York
has performed with the New York Pops
at Carnegie Hall; the National Symphony;
Pittsburgh Pops; Philly Pops; Los Angeles
Philharmonic; the San Francisco Symphony;
the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra among
others. For more information, please visit her
on the web at www.rachelyork.com. Twitter:
@theRachelYork
Betty Buckley (Edith
Bouvier Beale), who
has been called “The
Voice of Broadway,” is
one of theater’s most
respected and legendary
leading ladies. She is
an actress/singer whose
career spans theater,
film, television and concert halls around
the world. She was inducted into the
Theater Hall of Fame in 2012. Ms. Buckley
won a Tony Award for her performance
in Cats (as Grizabella). In 2014 she was
nominated for a Drama Desk Award for
the world premiere of Horton Foote’s The
Old Friends at The Signature Theatre also
directed by Michael Wilson. Additional
major theatre credits include Triumph of
Love, (Tony nomination), Sunset Boulevard,
(Olivier nomination), 1776, Pippin, Song
and Dance, The Mystery of Edwin Drood,
Carrie (Outer Critics Circle Nomination), the
London company of Promises, Promises
(An Evening Standard Award Nomination),
and the British premiere of Dear World.
TV credits include Oz for HBO, Eight is
Enough and numerous series guest star
appearances. She has received two Emmy
Nominations. Buckley has appeared in
films directed by M. Night Shyamalan,
Brian de Palma, Bruce Beresford, Roman
Polanski, Woody Allen and Lawrence
Kasdan. A teacher of scene study and song
interpretation for over 40 years, Ms. Buckley
is also a concert and recording artist, has
received two Grammy Nominations and
recorded 16 of her own CDs including
Ghostlight, released in the Fall of 2014,
produced by T Bone Burnett.
Howard McGillin
(George Gould
Strong) is a Tonynominated stage, screen
and television actor,
who most recently
starred opposite
Vanessa Hudgens in
the Broadway revival
of Gigi. McGillin is perhaps best known
for his record-setting run on Broadway in
the title role in The Phantom of the Opera.
Howard’s career on Broadway includes
leading roles in Kiss of the Spider Woman,
She Loves Me, The Secret Garden,
Anything Goes (Tony, Drama Desk Award
nominations), The Mystery of Edwin Drood
(Tony, Drama Desk nominations; Theatre
World Award) and Sunday in the Park With
George. London: Mack & Mabel, Anything
Goes. Also Stephen Sondheim’s Bounce
(Goodman Theatre, Chicago and Kennedy
Center – Helen Hayes Award nomination).
Howard has starred in several Encores!
presentations including Where’s Charley?
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and Ziegfeld Follies of 1936. Off-Broadway:
It’s a Wonderful Life, I Remember Mama,
High Spirits, As Thousands Cheer, La
Boheme (Drama Desk Award nomination).
National tour: Peter Pan. Regional: Damn
Yankees, It Shoulda Been You (George
Street Playhouse), The 39 Steps (George
Street and The Cape Playhouse). Films:
South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut; The
Swan Princess. Concerts: Ragtime, Follies:
In Concert. Solo CD: Howard McGillin:
Where Time Stands Still, available online.
Simon Jones (J.V.
“Major” Bouvier)
Broadway: The Real
Thing, Benefactors,
School for Scandal,
Getting Married, Private
Lives, The Real Inspector
Hound, Herbal Bed,
Ring Round the Moon,
Waiting in the Wings, Blithe Spirit, (also in
London’s West End and North American
National tour - all with Angela Lansbury). Films include: Privates on Parade, Monty
Python’s The Meaning of Life, Brazil,
Twelve Monkeys, Miracle on 34th Street
and The Devil’s Own. Recent TV: OZ
(HBO), Cambridge Spies (BBC), and the
portrayal of C.S.Lewis in The Question
of God (PBS) – but still best-known as
‘Bridey’ in TV’s Brideshead Revisited and
‘Arthur Dent’ in The Hitchhiker’s Guide to
the Galaxy (radio, TV & stage versions).
Award-winning Narrator of Audio Books
and served for 12 years as co-Artistic
Director of TACT, theatre company based
in New York City. He was also in Bay Street
Theater’s production of Quartet in 2006
with Kaye Ballard and Sian Phillips. Details:
www.simonjonesinfo.com
Matt Doyle (Joseph P.
Kennedy, Jr. / Jerry)
most recently starred
as Trey in the new
musical ‘Brooklynite’
at the Vineyard Theater
in NYC directed by
Michael Mayer. Broadway: The Book of
Mormon (Elder Price), War Horse (Billy
Narracott), Spring Awakening (Hanschen),
Bye Bye Birdie (Hugo Peabody). National
Tour: Spring Awakening (Melchior). OffBroadway: Jasper in Deadland (Jasper).
Regional: Jasper in Deadland at the 5th
Avenue Theater in Seattle (Jasper), Giant
at Dallas Theater Center (Jordy Jr). Film/
TV: Gossip Girl (Jonathan), Private Romeo
(Glenn). Recordings: Bare (Peter). Matt’s
solo EPs, Daylight and Constant (Cowritten by Will Van Dyke), are available on
iTunes.
James Harkness
(Brooks Sr/Jr) Is
thrilled to be a part of
this production! James
is currently on Broadway
in Beautiful The Carole
King Musical. Other
Broadway credits
include: Aida, The Color
Purple, Chicago, and Guys and Dolls.
James next project is directing The Color
Purple for The Westcoast Black Theatre
Troupe. Thanks to Michael Wilson, Stewart/
Whitley Casting and to Dave Brenner for his
continued support.
Sarah Hunt (Young
Edie Beale) A graduate
of last year’s Juilliard
class, Sarah made
her Broadway debut
last season in Sting’s
The Last Ship. Other
credits include: 1st
National Tour of Spring
Awakening (Martha), Middletown, In Arabia
We’d All Be Kings, Romeo and Juliet,
Cabaret and Twelfth Night. Love and thanks
to her own beautiful Beales: Mom, Nicole,
and Jason. For dad. Not gone.
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Gracie Beardsley
(Jacqueline Bouvier)
is thrilled to spend her
summer in Sag Harbor
working at Bay Street
Theater! She was most
recently seen in How the
Grinch Stole Christmas
at The Theater at
Madison Square Garden. Other regional
favorites include The Sound of Music
(Paper Mill Playhouse), Mary Poppins
(Fireside), and Into the Woods (Kids of the
Arts). When not performing, Gracie loves to
bake, do voice overs, video blog, travel, and
spend time with her family and friends. Dakota Riley
Quackenbush (Lee
Bouvier) is delighted to
make her professional
theatrical debut as Lee
in Grey Gardens. A 9 yr
old from East Hampton,
Dakota’s passion for
singing/performing
was evident at a very young age. She has
appeared in the East Hampton YMCA
showcases under the vocal direction of
Lucy Carracappa-Gordon. Dakota had the
role of Tiny Tim’s sister in A Spectacular
Christmas Carol and did a Shirley Temple
tribute in; Tap: An Evening of Rhythm, both
produced by Our Fabulous Variety Show
Inc. theater group at Guild Hall in East
Hampton. She has had a wonderful time
with the cast and crew and looks forward to
many more performances in the future. Doug Wright (Book) earned the
Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award for his
play I Am My Own Wife. Other stage
works include Grey Gardens (Tony
Nomination), The Little Mermaid, Hands
on a Hardbody, and Posterity at The
Atlantic. Film: Quills, based on his Obiewinning play, nominated for three Academy
Awards. Television: “Tony Bennett: An
American Classic,” directed by Rob
Marshall. Honors: Benjamin Dank Prize,
the American Academy of Arts and Letters;
Tolerance Prize, Kulturforum Europa; Paul
Selvin Award, Writers Guild of America.
Professional affiliations: President of the
Dramatists Guild, a member of the Society
of Stage Directors and Choreographers,
and a trustee of the New York Theatre
Workshop. Wright is married to singer/
songwriter David Clement.
Scott Frankel (Music) was nominated for
Tony, Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle
awards for his work on Grey Gardens,
which ran at Playwrights Horizons before
moving to Broadway. Since then, the show
has been performed regularly across the
country as well as internationally. He has
also written the music for Far From Heaven
(Playwrights Horizons, Williamstown
Theatre Festival), Finding Neverland (UK
premiere, 2012), Happiness (Lincoln
Center Theater), Doll (Ravinia Festival,
Richard Rodgers Award), and Meet Mister
Future (winner, Global Search for New
Musicals), all with lyricist Michael Korie.
Frankel is the recipient of the ASCAP
Foundation Richard Rodgers New Horizons
Award and the Frederick Loewe Award. He
was the 2011-2012 Frances and William
Schuman Fellow at The MacDowell Colony
and a graduate of Yale University.
Michael Korie (Lyrics) was nominated
for a Tony and received Outer Critics
Circle award for his lyrics to Grey
Gardens (composer Scott Frankel, book
by Doug Wright, directed by Michael
Greif) produced at Playwrights Horizons,
on Broadway, nationally, and abroad.
He wrote the lyrics to Far From Heaven
developed at Williamstown Theatre Festival
and produced at Playwrights Horizons
(composer Frankel, book by Richard
Greenberg, directed by Michael Greif),
lyrics to Happiness at Lincoln Center
Theater (composer Frankel, book by John
Weidman, directed by Susan Stroman),
and co-wrote lyrics to Doctor Zhivago
with Amy Powers (composer Lucy Simon,
book by Michael Weller, directed by Des
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Michael Wilson (Director) directed
the 2013 Broadway revival of The Trip to
Bountiful, garnering a Best Actress Tony
Award for Cicely Tyson. He received 2015
DGA and Image Award nominations for his
direction of the Lifetime/Ostar Productions
film version of Bountiful, nominated for two
Emmys, including Outstanding Television
Movie. In 2010, he received Drama Desk
and Outer Critics Circle Awards for his
direction of Horton Foote’s three-part,
nine-hour epic The Orphans’ Home Cycle
at Signature Theater Company. His
other Broadway productions include the
Tony nominated Gore Vidal’s The Best
Man, Dividing the Estate, and Enchanted
April; as well as the Roundabout Theater
Company revival of Old Acquaintance.
Off-Broadway, his productions include the
2013 RTC revival of Talley’s Folly and the
2014 STC premiere of The Old Friends
starring Betty Buckley. Wilson is currently
finishing post work on his first indie motion
picture, Showing Roots, starring Maggie
Grace, Uzo Aduba, Elizabeth McGovern,
Adam Brody and Cicely Tyson.
Hope Clarke (Choreographer) New
York: Free Man of Color (Lincoln Center
Theatre); Jelly’s Last Jam (Broadway), Tony
nomination, Drama-Logue, Calloway and
NAACP Image Awards; Caroline or Change
(Broadway); The Tempest (Broadway). Off
Broadway: Spunk, The Colored Museum,
The Caucasian Chalk Circle (The Public
Theatre), The Odyssey (Willow Cabin
Theatre), Fly (Lincoln Center Institute).
Regional: Resurrection (Philadelphia
Theatre Company), Jesus Christ Superstar
Gospel (Alliance Theatre), My Name is
Still Alice, Cabaret, Mack & Mabel, Alice
Revisited (Barrington Stage Company).
Other Directing and Choreography
credits: Porgy and Bess, Cosi fan Tutti,
The Gathering, Hallelujah, Baby!, Frida,
South Pacific. Performance credits: West
Side Story, Purlie, Hallelujah, Baby!,
Grind, as well as many other productions
Off-Broadway and on Film and TV.
Dance credits include Katherine Dunham
Company, Talley Beatty, Louis Johnson,
George Faison, Alvin Ailey American Dance.
Andy Einhorn (Music Director)
Broadway credits include Rodgers &
Hammerstein’s Cinderella (OBCR), Evita
(OBCR), Brief Encounter, The Light in
the Piazza, and Sondheim on Sondheim
(OBCR, Grammy nom.) He most recently
John Oppenheimer
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McAnuff). For opera, Korie wrote the libretto
to composer Ricky Ian Gordon’s The
Grapes of Wrath produced at Minnesota
Opera, Carnegie Hall, among others, and
operas composed by Stewart Wallace
including Harvey Milk at San Francisco
Opera, Kabbalah at Brooklyn Academy, and
Where’s Dick? at Houston Grand Opera
directed by Richard Foreman. Korie’s lyrics
have received the Kleban Award, Jonathan
Larson Award, and the ASCAP Richard
Rodgers Award. He teaches lyric-writing
at Yale and mentors the musical theater
Fellows Program for the Dramatists Guild.
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served as the music director and conductor
for Bullets Over Broadway (OBCR). His
tour work includes Sweeney Todd, The
Light in the Piazza, Mamma Mia!, and
The Lion King. Einhorn has worked at
Goodspeed, Signature Theatre, Oregon
Shakespeare Festival and PaperMill
Playhouse. Einhorn serves as music director
and pianist for Audra McDonald, performing
at many venues including the Philadelphia
Orchestra, San Francisco Symphony, and
Carnegie Hall. He has also music directed
for Barbara Cook. Other cast albums
include Stage Door Canteen and Go Back
Home. He served as the music director
for HBO’s Peabody Award winning Six by
Sondheim and music supervisor for Great
Performances Peabody Award “Broadway
Musicals: A Jewish Legacy.” Andy Einhorn
is an honors graduate of Rice University.
Charles Swan (Associate Director/
Choreographer) Directing Credits Include:
Hairspray, The Sound of Music, Drowsy
Chaperone, A Grand Night for Singing,
Once Upon a Mattress, Eurydice, Oliver!,
The Pajama Game, Damn Yankees,
among others. Associate Director: Legally
Blonde, The Light in the Piazza. Education:
Lincoln Center Theatre Directors Lab, Sam
Houston State University. Proud Equity
member. Charles oversees the musical
theatre program for the High School for
the Performing and Visual Arts in Houston.
Thank you Michael! For Mom.
William Waldrop (Associate Music
Director) is a music director, conductor,
composer, and pianist. Broadway credits
include Evita (with Ricky Martin) and
Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella. He
was music director/conductor for the recent
national tours of Evita (Broadway Revival),
The Phantom of The Opera (Music Box
Company), and Cats. Off-Broadway credits
include Donnybrook! and A Tree Grows
In Brooklyn. In Las Vegas, credits include
Phantom - The Las Vegas Spectacular, and
Hedwig and The Angry Inch. Regionally,
he was the music director/conductor for
a new production of South Pacific at the
Asolo Repertory Theatre. As a composer,
William’s songs have been featured in
cabarets and theatres across the country,
including New York City’s Birdland,
The Laurie Beechman Theatre, and the
Metropolitan Room. William is a proud
graduate of The Peabody Conservatory
of Music (MM) and The University of
Mississippi (BM).
Stephen Gabis (Dialect Coach)
Current/Recent Broadway/Off Broadway:
Heisenberg, The 39 Steps, The Weir, Da,
Hedwig And The Angry Inch, Punk Rock,
Beautiful, Outside Mullingar, The Winslow
Boy, Juno And The Paycock, The Book Of
Mormon, Of Mice And Men, Man And Boy,
Look Back In Anger, A View From The
Bridge, The Lieutenant Of Innishmore,
Coram Boy, Once, Doubt, A Touch Of The
Poet, Jersey Boys, Faith Healer. Selected
Film/Television: The Confirmation, The
Seagull, The Broad Squad, The Americans,
Spotlight, Boardwalk Empire, Salt, Across
The Universe, Bernard And Doris.
Jeff Cowie (Scenic Design) received
the 2015 LA Drama Critics Circle Award
for his design of the Tony Award winning
production of The Trip to Bountiful. His
other Broadway designs include the Tony
nominated Dividing the Estate (Lincoln
Center Theater). In 2010, he won a Drama
Desk and the American Theatre Wing’s
Henry Hewes Award for his design of The
Orphans’ Home Cycle at Signature Theater
Company. Other Off-Broadway designs
include Roundabout Theater Company,
Playwrights Horizons, Primary Stages,
among others. He has designed at our
nation’s major theaters, including the Alley,
Guthrie, Goodman, and Hartford Stage. He
is a graduate of the Rhode Island School of
Design.
Ilona Somogyi (Costume Designer)
Broadway: Clybourne Park Off-Broadway:
Gloria, Satchmo at the Waldorf, Dinner
With Friends, My Name is Asher Lev;The
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World is Round (Ripe Time), A Soldier’s
Tale (Zankel Hall), The Seagull (Culture
Project), The Lying Lesson, Almost
an Evening, Scarcity (Atlantic), Maple
and Vine, A Small Fire (Playwrights
Horizons), Jerry Springer: The Opera
(Carnegie Hall), and the original production
of Wit. Recent Regional: King Hedley
II, Smokey Joe’s Café (Arena Stage),
Richard III (OSF), Vanya, Sonia, Masha
& Spike, Nice Fish, Cat on a Hot Tin
Roof (Guthrie), 4000 Miles (Long Wharf),
Julius Caesar (Chicago Shakespeare
Theater), Good People (Huntington
Theater), The Crucible, Gem of the Ocean,
Midsummer Night’s Dream (Hartford
Stage), Three Sisters, We Have Always
Lived in the Castle and Passion Play (Yale
Rep), Tartuffe, Suddenly Last Summer
(Westport Country Playhouse). Novelties
include Disney on Ice: Princess Wishes,
Norwegian National Ballet, and a Dutch
production of Saturday Night Fever.
Training and Faculty: Yale School of Drama.
Paul Huntley (Wig Designer) Londonborn Paul Huntley has worked on hundreds
of Broadway shows since his 1972 arrival
in New York, most memorably the original
productions of Amadeus, Cats, Evita, Les
Misérables, Sweeney Todd, The Producers,
and Hairspray. A recipient of the Drama
Desk and Tony awards, he has also worked
with the some of the most legendary leading
ladies of the cinema, ranging from Bette
Davis, Marlene Dietrich and Vivien Leigh to
Jane Fonda, Glenn Close, Jessica Lange
and Scarlett Johansson. Current Broadway
shows include Fun Home and Shows For
Days.
Heather Ugrina (Props) graduated
from School of Visual Arts in 2007 with a
BFA in cartooning. While her time there,
cartooning led to storytelling, storytelling
led to puppetry, and puppetry to theatre. She has been working professionally as
a theatrical props master for over the
past 8 years, mainly in the Northern New
Jersey and New York City areas. Grey
Gardens is her third show with Bay Street
Theater, and she couldn›t be more excited
to be working on a piece that is so close
to its history. Other credits include Can
Can, Elf (Paper Mill Playhouse), Timon of
Athens, Othello, The Liar, Christmas Carol,
Measure for Measure, Comedy of Errors,
Man of La Mancha (Shakespeare Theater
of NJ).
Robert Wierzel (Lighting Designer)
has worked with artists from diverse
disciplines and backgrounds in theater,
dance, contemporary music, museums, and
opera on stages throughout the country and
abroad. Broadway: Lady Day at Emerson’s
Bar and Grill starring Audra McDonald;
FELA! (Tony Award nomination); David
Copperfield’s Dreams and Nightmares.
Off-Broadway: Roundabout Theatre;
The Public; The Signature; Playwrights
Horizons. Regional: Alliance Theatre;
Goodman; A.C.T./San Francisco; Hartford
Stage; Long Wharf; Guthrie; Mark Taper;
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Old Globe; Chicago Shakespeare. Opera:
Productions with the opera companies of
Paris-Garnier (Les Indes Galantes); Tokyo;
Norway (Bergen National Opera and Opera
SØR); Folk Opera, Sweden; New York City
Opera; Glimmerglass; Seattle; Washington
National; Boston Lyric; Minnesota; San
Francisco; Houston; Chicago (Lyric and
Opera Theatre); Montreal; Vancouver; as
well as Philip Glass’ Les Enfants Térribles
(American Theatre Wing Award). Dance
work includes 30 years with choreographer
Bill T. Jones (Bessie Awards). MFA Yale
School of Drama. Currently a faculty
member of NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts
and The Yale School of Drama.
Jon Weston (Sound Designer)
Broadway: Amazing Grace; An American
In Paris; On The 20th Century; You
Can’t Take It With You; The Bridges
of Madison County; Big Fish, How to
Succeed…; 13,The Musical; The Color
Purple; Caroline, or Change (AUDELCO
Award); Nine; Thoroughly Modern Millie;
Off Broadway and Regional: The Last Five
Years; Death Takes a Holiday; Parade
(Mark Taper Forum); A Little Night Music
(L.A. Drama Critics Award); Family Guy,
Live! (Carnegie Hall).
Robert Bennett (Production Stage
Manager), a graduate of the University of
Michigan, lists among his credits the original
RSC production of Nicholas Nickelby, as
well as Peter Brook’s The Cherry Orchard,
in NYC, Moscow, Tbslisi, St. Petersburg,
and Tokyo. His Broadway productions
include Time Stands Still, Bent, I Love My
Wife, Dancing At Lughnasa, Nice & Nora,
Awake and Sing!, American Buffalo, Desire
Under The Elms, The Coast of Utopia, Stick
Fly, The Trip To Bountiful, and The Lyons.
He was with the L.A. company of La Cage
Aux Folles. On tour, he helmed such hits as
The Trip to Bountiful, Sugar Babies, Evita,
My Fat Friend, Grease, Shenandoah, and
Guys and Dolls. Off Broadway he Stage
Managed Inner Voices, Groucho, Gertrude
Stein and a Companion, and The March
On Russia. Bob is the Artistic Associate
and Stage Manager for The National Music
Theater Conference at The O’Neill Theater
Center. He’s worked with the Goodspeed
Opera House, The Ogunquit Playhouse,
Fallsview Casino, and Berkshire Theatre
Festival. Bob served as General Manager
at BAM and as Vice-President of Stage
Operations for Radio City Music Hall. Denise Taney (Assistant Stage
Manager) Stage-managed Vanya and
Sonia and Masha and Spike. Other
Broadway credits include: A Delicate
Balance, Time Stands Still, American
Buffalo, The Homecoming, A Moon for
the Misbegotten, Redwood Curtain, As
Is; Good People (MTC); Morning’s at
Seven (LCT); Major Barbara (Roundabout);
Long Day’s Journey into Night (ATC); The
Baltimore Waltz (Circle Rep, company
member). At Bay Street Theater, she stagemanaged My Good Name, Noel Coward in
Two Keys, Alone at the Beach, and the first
production of the first season, Men’s Lives.
Stewart/Whitley (Casting) Duncan
Stewart CSA & Benton Whitley CSA.
Broadway/NY: On The Town, Pippin,
Chicago The Musical, La Cage Aux
Folles, The Radio City Christmas
Spectacular, Natasha Pierre & The Great
Comet of 1812, The Band Wagon,
Carnegie Hall Sings, Pageant; West
End/UK: Thriller Live, Menier Chocolate
Factory; Tours: Flashdance, Anything
Goes, Bullets Over Broadway, Elf,
We Will Rock You, Once, The Duck
Commander Musical; Upcoming: August
Rush, Nerd, Prince of Egypt; Regional:
American Repertory Theater, The Alley
Theatre, Bay Street Theater, Philadelphia
Theatre Company, Royal Caribbean.
Casting Associate Andrea Zee
CSA. stewartwhitley.com.
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FOLKED UP ROCK
August 24
at 8pm
Featuring
Renowned humorist and country singer/songwriter
known as the Frank Zappa of Country music
KINKY FRIEDMAN
and
CORKY LAING
Performing songs & stories
along with special guests
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Bay Street Theater was founded in 1991 by Sybil
Christopher, Stephen Hamilton, and Emma Walton
Hamilton. Gary Hygom, Producer, joined the team in 1998;
Tracy Mitchell, Executive Director, came on board in 2008. In
the Fall of 2013, Scott Schwartz, Artistic Director, joined the
team to begin his premiere season with Bay Street in 2014.
In 2016, Bay Street will celebrate its 25th Anniversary.
Bay Street has produced premiere works by such writers
as Jon Robin Baitz, Moira Buffini, Charles Busch, Richard
Dresser, Horton Foote, Simon Gray, Jack Heifner, David
Ives, Arthur Laurents, Rebecca Lenkiewicz, Terrance McNally, Wendy MacLeod, Frank
McGuinness, Ron Nyswaner, Joe Pintauro, Paula Vogel, and Lanford Wilson.
The Bay Street Theater continues to enjoy pride of place in the beautiful Village of Sag Harbor.
BAY STREET THEATER GENERAL INFORMATION
Box Office Hours
Monday-Saturday
11am - Showtime and
Sunday 12pm - 7pm
Phone - (631) 725-9500
Email - [email protected]
Website - www.baystreet.org
Ticket Orders
Tickets may be ordered by telephone,
mail, or email and can be charged on
MasterCard, Visa, or American Express.
There is a $10 handling
charge* per order (not per ticket) for all
orders. Tickets purchased at the window
are not subject to handling charges.
Additional charges apply for tickets
purchased online at baystreet.org.
Ticket Policy - All sales are final.
There are no refunds or exchanges.
Special Services
Wheelchairs can be accommodated in
the Theater with advance notice. Listening
devices are available through the Box
Office. Please notify the Box Office at
the time you place your order if you are
interested in these special services.
Parking
Public parking is available on the Long
Wharf, at the Marina behind the theater on
Bay Street, and in the village parking lot
off Main Street. Please be aware of time
restrictions.
Latecomers
Due to the configuration of the Theater
and as a courtesy to those already seated,
latecomers will be seated at the discretion
of the House Manager.
Discounts
Student, Senior, Veteran and First
Responder discounts are available. Please
inquire at the Box Office.
Group Rates
For information about special group rates,
please call the Box Office at
(631) 725-9500.
Gift Certificates are available
at the Box Office.
Please be advised the Theater is
air-conditioned. For your comfort you
may want to bring a sweater.
*Waived for members of the
Friends of Bay Street.
GREY GARDENS PRODUCTION STAFF
Production Manager......................................................................................................Kelly Easterling
Production Stage Manager......................................................................................... Robert Bennett
Assistant Stage Manager ............................................................................................... Denise Taney
Production Assistant......................................................................................................... Kelsy Durkin
Stage Management Intern................................................................................Michelle Tewksbury*
Production Intern........................................................................................................ Emily Selyukova*
Assistant Director Intern ......................................................................................................Eliza James
Technical Director................................................................................................................ Frank Meyer
Assistant Technical Director............................................................................. Christopher Norville
Master Carpenter...................................................................................Christopher Konstantinidis
Carpentry Interns............................................................................................................John Andersen*
Charlene Beckwith*
Kim McSweeney*
Lighting Supervisor............................................................................................................. Mike Billings
Master Electrician........................................................................................................... Justin M. Petito
Electrician Interns......................................................................................................Gabriel Goldman*
Shane Hennessy*
Savannah Van Leuvan-Smith*
Sound Intern.................................................................................................................Shaughn Bryant*
Charge Painters................................................................................................................Jessica Atanas
Colleen Doty
Scenic Paint Intern....................................................................................................Benan Saracoglu*
Costume Shop Manager.....................................................................................................Greg Wilson
Wardrobe Supervisor................................................................................................Courtney Kossick
Hair/ Makeup ......................................................................................................................Inga Thrasher
Costumes Intern.......................................................................................................... Hannah Clifford*
Erica Goddard*
Kaileen Langstone*
Kelsey VonderHaar*
Properties Master........................................................................................................... Heather Ugrina
Props Intern..................................................................................................................Jennifer Higgins*
BAY STREET THEATER ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Artistic Director............................................................................................................... Scott Schwartz
Executive Director.............................................................................................................Tracy Mitchell
Producer................................................................................................................................. Gary Hygom
Associate Producer........................................................................................................... John Sullivan
Associate Artistic Director.......................................................................................... Will Pomerantz
Director of Marketing & Public Relations.......................................................................... Tim Kofahl
Director of Development........................................................................................................... Kim Fink
Director of Education...............................................................................................................Ava Locks
Senior Marketing Coordinator............................................................................... Samantha Young
Office Manager............................................................................................................. Bunnii Buglione
Box Office Manager................................................................................................ Anthony Gonzalez
Assistant Box Office Manager................................................................................... Daniel Goodale
Bookkeeper............................................................................................................................... Keri Meras
Volunteer & Front of House Coordinator.................................................................. Barbara Oldak
House Managers......................................................................................................................Lynn Leary
Candice Odell
Kim Randall
Operations Manager.........................................................................................................Marco Apude
Senior Intern...........................................................................................................Topher Williamson*
Education Intern.................................................................................................. Jacqueline Minogue*
Marketing Intern...................................................................................................Douglas Harrington*
Artistic Intern.....................................................................................................................Austyn Myers*
Box Office Intern...................................................................................................... Jasmen Wimbush*
*Members of Bay Street’s 2015 Internship Program
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BAY STREET THEATER ARTISTIC ASSOCIATES
Bay Street Theater’s Artistic Associates Committee was formed with actors,
writers and directors who are true ‘friends of Bay Street’ – they have lent their
talents to the theater on numerous occasions, they have offered to support Bay
Street with appearances at fundraising and cultivation events whenever possible,
and they participate in the ongoing artistic life of Bay Street. We thank them all
from the bottom of our hearts!
Alan Alda
Joy Behar
Kate Burton
Charles Busch
Zoe Caldwell
J. Smith Cameron
Mario Cantone
Kim Cattrall
Marcia Milgrom Dodge
Katie Finneran
Stephen Flaherty
Leonard Foglia
Jonathan Freeman
Daniel Gerroll
April Gornik
Julie Halston
Darrell Hammond
Sheldon Harnick
Anthony Harvey
Edward Hibbert
Jack Hofsiss
Anne Jackson
Richard Kind
Leigh Lawson
Matt McGrath
Terrence McNally
Kellie Overbey
Joe Pintauro
Lonny Price
Tony Roberts
Mercedes Ruehl
Sloane Shelton
David Zippel
In Memoriam
Eli Wallach
Lanford Wilson
BAY STREET THEATER
COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS COUNCIL (3CO)
In 2014, Bay Street Theater formed the Community Connections Council to
support community-based offerings as part the “Sag Harbor Center for the
Arts” portion of Bay Street Theater’s mission. Bay Street Theater & Sag Harbor
Center for the Arts serves as a cultural center for many organizations including
East End Players, Hayground School, Josh Levine Memorial Foundation, Take
2 Film Festival, Katy’s Courage, Sag Harbor Elementary Variety Show,and
Southampton Hospital, just to name a few. Led by Ian Ziskin, this group’s
mission is a supplement to, not a substitute for, Bay Street Theater’s core
mission as a not-for-profit professional theater. Donations are needed to help
support our community needs.
Garry Buff
Debra Halpert
Mary Anne Miller
Tracy Mitchell
Mala Sander
Scott Schwartz
John Shaka
Joyce Shulman
Robbie Stein
Ian Ziskin (Chair)
BAY STREET THEATER DONORS
SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR DONORS!
Because of your generosity and support, Bay Street continues its mission to
entertain, inspire and enhance the cultural arts for our entire East End community.
Join us! For information on how you can become part of this special group of
donors who believe in the value of the theater arts, and preserving Bay Street as a
central part of our community, please contact Kim Fink at 631-725-0818 or email:
[email protected].
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David & Karin Kuhns
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DreamWorks Theatricals
Riki Kane Larimer
Andrew D. Newman &
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Susan Dusenberry
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$5,000 - $9,999
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Jewish Communal Fund
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Victoria Kahn
Anthony Kane
Saskia Keeley
Richard & Dana Kind
Carl Levin & Hans Kriefall
BAY STREET THEATER DONORS
Mr. & Mrs. Alan Lieberman
Michael Lockhart & Linda Sanders,
In honor of Steve & Karol Todrys
Debra Lobel & Beverly Dashevsky, Esq.
Elaine Mandelbaum & Lew Steinberg
Sam & Emily Mann
Michael & Jodi Moreno
Jewel & Bob Morris
Joseph Obermayer & Nicholas Rutherford
Peter Mattis Family Foundation
Michele Pietra & Joel Cohen
Laurice Rahm
Mark Rodgers & Ed Littlefield
Ana Rosa & Lloyd Simon
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Anne Sager
Elizabeth Schmeelk
Screenvision
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Dr. Paul Trotta
Paul & Jeanette Wagner
Christine Wasserstein
Helen Winer
The Ellen M. Violett & Mary P.R.
Thomas Foundation, Inc. –
In Memory of Sybil Christopher
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Bobbye Sue Albrecht
Irene & Jeffrey Anschlowar
Sarah Bareau
Marc Benson
Pat Birch & William Becker
Catherine Cahill & William Bernhard
Patrick & Paula Brooks
Lynn & Nick Buoniconti
Amanda Cain
Michael Chepiga
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Natalie Conklin
Ted Conklin
Aidan & Louise Corish
John Creed
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Foundation, Inc.
Blythe Danner
Michael Dell
Susan J. Denenholz
Lauren Louis DePalo
Bethany & Niko Elmaleh
Angela Fort & Dr. Robert Haar
Marcy & Steven Geller
Jonathan & Susan Goldstein
Claire Hamilton
John C. Hart
Cheryl Hartsough
Vincent Iannelli
Irma & Arthur Miller Family Foundation
Rita Katz
Julia & William Kohane
Regina Kravitz-Crehan
Paul & Barbara Kushner
Allison R. Landon
Peter Lichtenthal & Perry Eisman
Ann Liski
Gary Mandel
David Marcus
James & Ellen Marcus
Timothy S. Martin
Nancy Mehlman & Anthony Waring
Katharine Moir
Elaine Monroe
Amanda Nichols
Daniel L. Nir & Jill E. Braufman
Alton & Sharon O’Neil
William Packard
Dagmar Phillips
Grace & Kenneth Pollak
Teresa Pollak
Susan Reed
Dave & Alice Roggie
Toni Ross
Randy Rothstein-Weinstein
Margaret Salem
Sander A. Flaum Charitable Trust
Dr. Robert Schiftan & Geri Powder
Elizabeth Schreiver & John Brandow
Dr. Steven Schutzer
Carol Sedwick & Michael Patrick
Paul & Catherine Shaffer
Martin Shuwall
Abigail Solomon
Walter Sternlieb
Lucia Swanson & Ted Levine
Henry & Marilyn Taub
Marissa Wesely
Ravi & Suzanne Yadav
Robert P. Zimmerman
Jane Zimmy & Ron Neuman
BAY STREET THEATER DONORS
Chorus
$250 - $499
Karen Acker
Jeffrey Anschlower
Kent Auleta
Gabrielle Bamberger
David & Vanessa Basto
Anne Beaumont
Alison Becker
Roger Berkowitz
Carol Berman
Rev. Andrew P. Blake
Alice Blythewood
Dede Booth
Ed & Barbara Borg
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Brackett
Kerry Dempsey
William Donahue
Doty Family Foundation
Lisa & Dan Dubin
Mary Duff
Ellen & David Einhorn
Shirlee A. Fonda
Melissa Geiger
Roz Goldberg & Alan Bandler
Catherine Guerriere
Linda & Morton Janklow
Ayse Kenmore
Barbara & Mark Kessler
Mary Kilbourn
Bradley & Rochelle King
Hendrik Kranenburg
James & Dale Larocca
Karen & Jeffrey Levitt
Jacqui Lofaro & Deborah Kooperstein
Jane & Michael London
Sivia Loria
Lloyd & Barbara Macklowe
Joseph Marshall
William McNett
Joyce & Philip Metzger
Rima Ogrin
Thomas & Donna Oplinger
Louis Parker
Perry Pazer
Michele & Steve Pesner
Peter Dean Mattis Living Trust
Steve J. Pully
Anna Pump
Mr. & Mrs. Jon Rapillo
Sheila Johnson Robbins
William & Holly Russell
Jill Schoenbach & Carol Shapiro
Sonia Schotland
Anne & Robert Schumacher
Elliott & Madeleine Shriftman
Lloyd Simon
Richard A. Smith
Richard & Susan Stern
Jim & Alice Sullivan
Daniel Terrasi
Nancy & Ronald VanderKamp
Harold & Sally Weisman
E.T. & Lynn Williams
Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Wisoff, MD
Jeffrey & Kathy Zukerman
(May 1, 2014-July 20, 2015 cumulative)
BAY STREET THEATER SPECIAL THANKS
Bay Street Theater would like to extend a special thank you
to the following for their assistance and generosity.
Patrick E. Malloy III
Bridgehampton Florist
Hon. Edward D. Burke, Sr
Channing Daughters
Graham Coleman, Esq.
Fresh Hamptons
Bill Gaden
Hamptons H2O
Harbor Market
Harriet Edwards
Nancy Jacob
Larry Lillie Irrigation
Patrick McCormick, Esq.
Monte Mathews
Adam Miller, Esq.
Tom Oplinger
John Oppenheimer, MD
Alex Pashkowsky
Carol Powell-Smith
Provisions
Roger Roberts Associates
Sag Harbor Village
Jill Schoenbach
Andrea Harum Schiavoni, Esq.
Schiavoni’s Market
Searles Graphics, Inc.
Sen
Southampton Publick House
Ronda Starr
Xavier Salon
Ian Ziskin
2015 MAINSTAGE SEASON SPONSORS
Harold and Mimi
STEINBERG
Charitable Trust
2015 MAINSTAGE MEDIA SPONSORS
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BAY STREET THEATER VOLUNTEERS 2015
“OUR VOLUNTEERS ARE THE
LIFE BLOOD OF BAY STREET!”
Glenn Abramowitz
Jerry Adelberg
Stephen & Laurie Adler
Arline Altman
Sue & Dennis Avedon
Linda Aydinian
Gabrielle Bamberger
Vivian Bell
Glorian Berk
Sam & Sandy Block
Mark Blowers
Jennifer Blume
Joan Brill-Kallmeyer
Bridget Brosseau
Gloria D. Brown
Diane & Sara Bucking
Joffre Burger
Mindy Cantor
Caroline Cassa
Anne Cassels
Elaine Ciner
Gwen Clark
Linda Conca
John Corazzini
Susan Coursey
Luci D’Angelo
Lee Dailey
Barbara Darvin
Susan Denis
Paula DiMonda
Marian DiSpigna
Kathy Donaghy
Nancy & Meg Doyle
Louise Drillich
Gary & Elli Dukofsky
Mary Ann Eddy
Hat Edwards
Susan Edwards
Marie Erwin
Shelley Faber
Joan Feehan
Juliette Feffer
Donna Feinsmith
Barry Fleishman
Ellen Frank
Nan French
Sara Gage
Christine Ganitsch
Blossom Gluck
Dorothy Gold
Sue Gordon
Elisabeth Gould
Rebecca Graney
Wendy Graney
Patricia Hamber
Rachel Hecht
Gayle Heine
Sarah & Stuart Hogenauer
Susan Holder
Ron & Sally Horan
Grant & Jane Huddish
Susan Jeffares
Paul Kallymeyer
Elizabeth Kane
Gerry Kaplan
Jerilyn & Jerry Kaplan
Paula Kawer
Mary Keller
Barbara Kellner
Susan Kessler
Rona Klopman
Sandra Knaster
Susan Kopit-Mann
Susan Krieger
John Kuveikis
Roberta & Donald Kyle
Mary & Joe Lane
Danielle Leef
Nick Leef
Linda Levine
Joan Levine
Ann Lieber
Tullia Limarzi
Eda Lorello
Barbara Lowe
Lucielle Malouche
Howard & Sheila Malter
Lauren Matzen
Jan McKenna
Kathleen Mclaughlin
Eileen Melniker
Katherine Miller
Gerard & Melinda Molyneaux
Judy Monell
Lori Morritt
Bettianne & Tom Morritt
Nancy Neumann
Roz Newburgh
Rita Nolan
Joan O’Brien
Francine O’Donnell
Nancy Olson
Marge Olson
Louise Pensa
Nancy Peppard
Peggy Peterson
Judith Portnoy
Josephine Purrazzella
Betty Pyne
Richard & Doreen Quaranto
William & Jeanne Reilly
Linda Reiser
Maureen Reiser
Nancy Remkus
Debra Rich
Sherri & Richard Roth
Rosalie Rusak
Hank Rybicki
Dan & Chris Saccente
Dainis Saulitis
Carol Schapiro
Diane Schiavoni
Vicki Schiavoni
Diane Schimmer
Jill Schoenbach
Brian Schwartz
Jill Schwartz
Kay Seward
Beverly Silverman
Dinah Maxwell Smith
Jeanette Sombrotto
Toni Somerstein
Meryl & Steven Spiegel
Barry Stanley
Barb Steele
Maureen Stehle
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BAY STREET THEATER BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Ana R. Daniel, Chair
Founding Chair
Erik Batt
Joy Behar
Luigi Caiola
Adrianne Cohen
TRUSTEES EMERITI
Julie Andrews
Stanley Arkin
Kay Delaney Bring
Ted Conklin
John Downing
Frank Filipo
Patrick E. Malloy III
Paul Wagner
(As of July 29, 2015)
Mariann Florio
Lance J. Gotko, Vice Chair
Gary Hygom
Richard Kind
Karin Kuhns
Riki Kane Larimer
Tracy A. Mitchell
Andrew D. Newman
Steve Sanders
Scott Schwartz
Kenneth A. Searles
Steven Todrys, Vice Chair
Christine WächterCampbell
Andrea Wahlquist
FOUNDERS
Sybil Christopher
Stephen Hamilton
Emma Walton Hamilton
TRUSTEES IN
MEMORIAM
Tony Adams
Sybil Christopher
Joan Straus Cullman
Robert Montgomery
Lionel Pincus
Martin Richards
John Scanlon
Perdita Schaffner
Elaine Steinbeck
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JOIN OUR CAST OF
BAY STREET PATRONS!
PATRON SPONSOR at the $2,000 - $4,999 level
• 2 pairs of complimentary house seats to each Mainstage Production,
including Opening Night and post-performance receptions
• Invitations to private “Patrons Only” receptions
• Special Patron Concierge service to purchase
House Seats for all shows
• And much more
PATRON BENEFACTOR at the $5,000 - $9,999 level
All perks listed previously, plus….
• 2 pairs of complimentary tickets to a
Comedy Club performance
• Invitation to attend the first read-through of
one Mainstage Production in NYC with luncheon
• Invitation to attend one Broadway show with the
Artistic Director followed by dinner in NYC
(patron covers ticket cost)
PATRON ANGEL at the $10,000 and above level
All perks listed previously, plus…
• 3 pairs of complimentary house seats to each Mainstage Production,
including Opening Night and post performance receptions
• Invitation to VIP receptions with cast
• An invitation to attend two Broadway shows with the Artistic Director
followed by dinner in NYC
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL KIM FINK AT THE DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
631-725-0818 x112 or email [email protected]
All Patrons and Friends memberships are renewable and tax deductible in accordance with IRS regulations.
Please join us as we embark upon the
25th Anniversary of Bay Street Theater in 2016
by joining the
Quarter Century Club
To celebrate this milestone in the history of Bay Street,
the Quarter Century Club has been established with
a lead gift of $25,000 from Adrianne & Jerry Cohen.
Membership in the Quarter Century Club will consist
of people who commit to supporting Bay Street with
an additional annual gift of $5,000 for 5 years for a
total gift of $25,000. Funds raised will be earmarked
for artist housing. Members will receive special
recognition in the Playbill and the first 25 names will
be included on a distinctive plaque in the lobby. A
special Quarter Century Membership Club Event will
be held for members this fall. Celebrate Bay Street’s
Silver Anniversary by joining the Quarter Century Club!
For more information about how to join
please contact Kim Fink, Director of Development
at [email protected] or at 631-725-0818
www.baystreet.org
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Stephen Schwartz performing
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Patina Miller and Norm Lewis
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Ana Daniel, Chair of the Board of Trustees,
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SAVE THE DATE!
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With honorary Chairs Arlene & Alan Alda
Paying tribute to Adrianne & Jerry Cohen
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