35th Anniversary Program

Hall Media proudly

supports the 35th Anniversary Gala

of People’s Light & Theatre

Company

Project Discovery—Arts Education at People’s Light

Project Discovery is a major part of what we do through the art of theatre. It’s an opportunity for us to engage, connect and create with the goal of enriching and transforming lives of young people and adults in our community.

Project Discovery includes

Project Discovery High School Family Discovery Series

School Residencies & Professional Development for TeachersTheatre School & Summerstage

New Voices Ensemble

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Your contributions to the Auction make possible “life-shaping experiences.” Project Discovery receives 100% of the profits from the

auction.

People’s Light at 35

Discover, Engage, Create

Program for the evening

6:00-7:00 PMCoCktail ReCeption,

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tUSCany tRip!

7:00-7:30 PMlive SCReening of the 35th

anniveRSaRy video, Main Stage theatRe

7:30-10:30 PMdinneR, live aUCtion and lUCCa,

tUSCany Raffle dRawing

10:30 PMCiao lUCCa!

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Dear Friends,

We are so pleased that you are joining us as we celebrate the 35th anniversary of People’s Light and Theatre. Since its inception, the Theatre has sought to entertain, inspire and engage our community. People’s Light has been unique in how it has integrated the arts and education in ever widening circles of engagement. This evening will benefit Project Discovery, the largest arts education program in Pennsylvania, and one of the most comprehensive in the country. This program reaches over 30,000 students each year and strives, through an appreciation of live theatre, to encourage self-expression and creative interaction between students, teachers and family mem-bers. We are happy to welcome you to our circle.

This evening would not be possible without the incredible energy and generosity of our Gala committee and friends of the Theatre who have contributed to this celebration. So please bid high and bid often on the wonderful items that these people have made available for our live auction. We think that you will agree, as you preview these items, that we are offering unique opportunities! This evening will allow you the satisfaction of contributing to our fundraising goal while planning some really novel activities.

Thank you all for celebrating with us, and know that by participat-ing, you are helping to set the stage for a bright future at People’s Light and Theatre.

Sincerely,

Fred & Barb Sutherland Bill & Katie McNabb 35th Anniversary Co-Chairs 35th Anniversary Co-Chairs

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PEOPLE’S LIGHT & THEATRE

Abigail AdamsArtistic Director

Grace E. GrilletManaging Director

2009-2010 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

L. Frederick Sutherland, PresidentKenneth B. Mumma, President

Brian D. Doerner, Esq., TreasurerHal Real, Esq., Secretary

Abigail AdamsSally S. Bullard

Anne Congdon LaRossaElizabeth Pool

Carole Haas GravagnoLeonard Haas

Thomas P. Hogan, Esq.Arnold W. Johnsen

Zane David Memeger, Esq.David D. Mooberry

Steven J. ReissJayson Sutton

Karin B. TakiffPenelope P. Watkins

Carol Aichele, Ex-Officio

HONORARY BOARD OF TRUSTEESKenneth D. Hill, Chairman

Evelyn AndrewsEarl M. Baker

William C. BuckWilliam F. Drake, Jr.

Josephine KleinPaul J. Levine

Anne U. MartinMargaret F. McKeel

Sam S. McKeelBetty U. Musser

Benjamin R. NeilsonWilliam D. RavdinMarilyn SteinbrightDanny S. Fruchter,

Founding Producing Director

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Dear 35th Anniversary Gala Attendees:

It is a pleasure and an honor to celebrate with you this evening.

People’s Light is a web of artists, volunteers, audience members, friends and fami-lies that for 35 years has been dedicated to making plays that entertain, enlighten and invigorate all of us. And we continue to extend this excitement and learning further to young people and adults through a range of Arts Discovery programs that work through school residencies, classes and Summerstage at People’s Light, inten-sive community partnerships and specially designed presentations for high school students that line up with and complement school curricula.

In 1974 we could never have imagined: designers sending us their designs elec-tronically, school teachers e-mailing their responses to our programs, students “texting for tickets,” audience members filling out on-line surveys and ordering tickets on the world wide web. But in 2010 more things than not are the same: art-ists and audience members together in a darkened theatre sharing the words, sounds and sights of a play; artist/teachers in a classroom guiding students in making discoveries about a script, characters and universal human themes.

Thank you all so much for making this complex and rich interchange possible on a daily basis here at People’s Light.

And a special thanks to the 35th Anniversary Gala Committee, led with extraordi-nary skill and grace by Katie and Bill McNabb and Barbara and Fred Sutherland.

We look forward to the next 35 years and to the new developments, challenges and discoveries that People’s Light’s community members will encounter together.

With warmest wishes and gratitude,

Abigail Adams Grace E. GrilletArtistic Director Managing Director



35TH ANNIVERSARY GALA COMMITTEE

Co-Chairs

Bill & Katie McNabbFred & Barbara Sutherland

Live Auction Co-Chairs

Jano Cohen & Jeremy Nowak

Decorating Co-ChairsChristine Oliver

Leslie StarrClaudia Willson

Raffle Co-Chairs

Keith & Rita Kaplan

Committee

Ronald AgulnickNancy AtchisonLouis J. Beccaria

Diane BishopSally BullardPat Carlton

Jane HagertyBarbara Meyers

Ken & Moira MummaJay & Janet Osterholm

Linda RothAnn Seybert

Barbara SpellmanAnn Sullivan

Penny WatkinsDeb Hesselton &

Erwin WennerLizanne Wentz

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PREMIER SPONSORSBill & Katie McNabbFred & Barbara Sutherland

SUSTAINING SPONSORHall Media Productions

SUPPORTING SPONSORSAnonymousACE USAAqua Pennsylvania, Inc.Susan & Eric EichlerJosephine KleinMeridian BankKen & Moira MummaPNC BankPenelope P. & Tom WatkinsWyncote Foundation

BENEFACTORSAlice L. Bartmer & Ann SullivanGladys BlackMr. & Mrs. William C. BuckSally & Roland BullardBill & Cissy ClaypoolBrian D. DoernerCarole Haas GravagnoJane & Arnold JohnsenRita & Keith KaplanFM & Dave MooberryJeremy Nowak & Jano CohenHal Real & Anne SheppardJohn & Barbara Spellman

PATRONSAbigail Adams & Lee DevinMary & Peter AustenEllen & Robert AndersonLouis J. BeccariaDrexel University College of MedicineGrace Grillet & Richard EaganJane & Sean HagertyTessa D. HooperMadeline H. LambDr. Don & Mrs. Anne Congdon LaRossaTom Hogan & Victoria SilbeyErwin K. Wenner & Deborah HesseltonMr. & Mrs. James D. WilsonDennis & Claudia Willson

DONORSRebecca BradbeerChester County FuturesAnn M. DellevigneRitson & Julie FergusonChara & John HaasGwynne G. McDevittLaura & Zane MemegerBarbara RobinsonStar Print Mail, Inc.ValettaMs. Debbie Holt WeilMrs. Penelope P. WilsonBrian and Diane Zwaan



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Rules for the AuctionUse only the bid number assigned to you, which is inside • your packet.

All auction items involving services, tickets, events, etc., • are subject to conditions stipulated by the donor.

Successful bidders must pay the amount due by cash, • check or credit card (American Express, MasterCard, Visa or Discover) at the check-out table before picking up any item at the end of the evening.

All items must be removed the night of the auction unless • delivery arrangements have been made at the check-out table.

Advance reservations are required for vacations, vaca-• tion homes, meals and other services and are subject to availability, including specific blackout dates and holidays.

Meals and/or travel are not included with vacation pack-• ages unless specified. In addition, taxes, gratuities and alcohol are not included unless specified.

All sales are final: there are no exchanges or refunds.•

All items are sold as is.•

Any items purchased the night of the auction becomes the • property of the purchaser. People’s Light is not respon-sible for lost gift certificates.



Live AuctionThe Live Auction will begin at approximately 8:00 PM • and will continue until all items have been auctioned.

To enter a bid for a live auction item, simply raise your • bidder paddle (enclosed in your auction packet) to signal to the auctioneer or one of the spotters.

The highest bid acknowledged by the auctioneer shall be • the winning bid. In the event of a dispute among multiple bidders, the auctioneer shall have the sole and final discre-tion to determine the successful bid.

Conditions of SaleAll property is sold “as is” and People’s Light & Theatre • Company makes no warranties or representations of any kind or nature, express or implied, with respect to the property.

In no event shall People’s Light & Theatre Company be • responsible for the correctness, nor deemed to have made any representation or warranty, of description, authenticity or condition of the property, and no statement in the cata-log or made at the sale or in the invoice or elsewhere shall be deemed such a warranty or representation or assump-tion of liability.

Unless otherwise specified, all auction items and services • must be used by April 16, 2011.

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Live Auction1. The City that Loves You Back A Philadelphia Experience for Four

Travel in style, enjoy a delicious meal, and finish the evening with wonderful music. A private limo will pick up you and three others for a night on the town. The first stop will be any Stephen Starr restaurant where you will dine in style. After dinner the limousine will chauffeur you to a Philadelphia Orchestra concert at the Kim-mel Center where you will be treated to “Dutoit Conducts Strauss,” seated in Orchestra Box seats. Munich-born violinist Arabella Steinbacher makes her Philadelphia Orchestra debut. She’ll play Mozart’s Fifth Concerto, and Philadelphia Orchestra Principal Viola Choong-Jin Chang will join cellist Arto Noras for Strauss’s heart-on-the-sleeve musical retelling of Cervantes’s Don Quixote--with Chang “playing” Sancho Panza to Noras’s Quixote. At the end of the evening, no need to worry about the traffic; just sit back and relax as the limo returns you to your home. The tickets are for the Friday, June 4th Performance only and cannot be exchanged. The gift certificate, worth $100 to any Steven Starr Restaurant, and the limo ride must be redeemed by April 16, 2011.

Donors: Fred and Barbara Sutherland, Ken and Moira Mumma & Starr RestaurantsValue: An Evening to Remember

2. Secluded Vacation in Jamaica A week at the Cottage at Lookout Cove, Little Bay, Jamaica

Bid on this once-in-a-lifetime chance to stay at The Cottage at Lookout Cove (Little Bay, Jamaica). This auction item is for a Sat-urday to Saturday stay at a two-bedroom quaint cliff-side cottage, located on a beautiful estate. Overlooking the ocean, the cottage accommodates up to four people and comes complete with its own



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personality: unadulterated comfort, a private swimming lagoon, tropical gardens and miles of unspoiled beaches. You will also find ideal snorkeling reefs, spectacular sunsets and a friendly staff that cater to your wishes.

The cottage is appointed with a spectacular vista, locally made rattan furniture, local art and two ornate hand-carved queen beds, each in a spacious air conditioned bedroom. Breakfast and dinner is included and prepared by the staff. A cliff-side ‘deck’ area allows private access to the brilliant blue bay. A tennis court and a golf course are nearby.

If you want to venture out, there are caves to explore in Little Bay, deep-sea fishing and miles of deserted beaches within minutes. Should you have the urge to join the party crowd, about ten miles away are the restaurants, shops and nightlife of Negril. Blackout dates are December 18, 2010 – January 8, 2011, the month of Febru-ary, 2011 and April 2-9, 2011.

Donor: Aldo and Anna Magazzeni Value: $3000

3. Progressive Dinner Party Warm Hospitality Served by PLTC Board

Ten lucky people will be served in style by such People’s Light notables as Brian Doerner, Tom Hogan and Fred Sutherland – just to name a few. The evening’s progressive dinner will begin in the upper lobby of People’s Light Main Stage with hors d’oeuvres and drinks. Then you will be transported to the beautiful home of Ken and Moira Mumma, located in the countryside of Chester Springs, for your main course.



Here, Board members such as Penny Watkins, Zane Memenger and Hal Real will prepare and serve a special dinner for ten. You will then be driven to the historic home of Don & Ann Congdon La-Rossa for a delectable dessert. Enjoy exploring this lovely gracious home that began as a single room in 1728 as you are served by Carole Hass Gravagno and Karin Takiff. At the end of the evening you will transported back to the theatre. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to delight in the culinary skills of our talented Board and Staff.

Donor: People’s Light & Theatre Company BoardValue: Priceless

4. Home and Garden Spruce-Up Handyman/Landscape/Interior Design Consultation

Are those daunting tasks of repair, design and landscaping over-whelming you? Then this is the auction item for you! Bid on this unique trio and you can sit back and relax. This auction item includes four hours of John Holloran of John K. Holloran Construc-tion to be your Mr. Fix-it, a landscape consultation by Beauty & De-sign and an interior design consultation with designer Leslie Starr.

Donor: John K. Holloran Construction, Beauty & Design and Leslie StarrValue: A Peace of Mind

5. From the Page to the Stage Behind the Scenes Look at the Play Production Process

Join us for a rare, behind-the-scenes peek at the rehearsal process. Resident Dramaturg Elizabeth Pool will serve as your guide as you and a guest attend all the key moments of a play’s development – design presentation, first day of rehearsal, first run through, invited dress and opening night. Along the way, you will also have lunch with the director and dramaturg to discuss the evolution of the show.

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Choose any play in our 2010-2011 season for your experience. Item is subject to the availability of Elizabeth Pool and is valid until April 16, 2011.

Donor: People’s Light & Theatre CompanyValue: A Behind-the-Scenes Steal

6. Experience the Opera Finest of the Met

Experience an operatic performance in a private box (for two) one level up from the orchestra at the New York Metropolitan Opera. This item is for two box seat tickets to a performance at the Met. Tickets for the 2010-2011 Season will not be available until June, but with shows such as Puccini’s La Boheme, Strauss’s Capriccio and Bizet’s Carmen, you won’t be disappointed. Com-plete this experience with dinner at the Grand Tier, located in the theatre and savor dishes that balance sophisticated Italian cuisine with age-old, traditional techniques.

Tickets and dinner gift certificate will be mailed to the auction win-ner in early Summer.

Donor: Peggy KruzaValue: Incalculable

7. A Treasured Vacation Outer Banks, North Carolina Destination Vacation

Head south to the beautiful shores of the Outer Banks, North Caro-lina. Enjoy a week at “Treasure Chest,” a spectacular oceanfront home and spacious property in the resort community of Corolla Light that features great ocean and lighthouse views. Accommoda-tions for up to twelve people include six bedrooms, six and a half baths, gourmet kitchen and walkway with direct access to the beach. The home is equipped with satellite dish network HDTV, surround sound, a hot tub and a piano.

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Community amenities include indoor/outdoor tennis, pools and a fitness center. Excellent golf is available nearby. There is a $200 cleaning fee. From October 2010 - April 2011, subject to availabil-ity.

Donor: Hal Real and Anne SheppardValue: $3000

8. Adventures Abound Children’s Party at People’s Light

Host your very own children’s party at People’s Light! This unique-ly theatrical auction item includes 12 tickets to either Kidnapped! (1/14-2/6) or The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (2/18-3/13), the use of a rehearsal room with pizza and cake, and a chance to meet and greet the cast and tour backstage after the performance.

Kidnapped! is an adaptation of the Robert Louis Stevenson novel by Ernie Joselovitz. High adventure on the high seas and in the High-lands of Scotland! Young David Balfour, cheated of his inheritance and sold into slavery by his avaricious uncle, escapes with the aid of Scots freedom fighter Alan Back. Together they prove that courage and right intentions can defeat cruelty and evil doing. “Friends are a forever thing.”

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Laura Eason is a new adaptation of this uniquely American classic by Mark Twain. Huck, Aunt Polly, Injun Joe, Becky Thatcher and that most lovable rascal Tomare as alive today as they were in 1876 when Twain created them. Graveyards at midnight, buried treasure, playing hookie and white-washing fences: every day is an adventure if you’re a boy growing up in a small town on the banks of the Mighty Mississippi.

Both shows are recommended for children ages 9 and up.Please reserve your party date and your tickets to the production by August 31, 2010.

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Donor: People’s Light & Theatre CompanyValue: A Birthday to Remember

9. Fore! Golf for Three at Merion Golf Course

Merion Golf Course, located in Ardmore, PA, was designed by Hugh Wilson and has played host to more USGA Championships than any other course in America and is home to some of its greatest moments. From Robert Tyre Jones, Jr.’s completion of golf’s elusive Grand Slam at the 1930 U.S. Amateur to Ben Hogan’s awe inspiring performance and now legendary one-iron on the 72nd hole during the 1950 U.S. Open, the sculpted greens, fairways and treacherous bunkers of Merion have shaped the game. Scheduled to host the 2013 U.S. Open, Merion continues to not only challenge the world’s best, but to identify them as well. This auction item is for up to three players at this championship venue to be arranged at a mutu-ally agreed date with your host for the day, Ritson Ferguson. Golf may include lunch before or after for you and your guests. Item is subject to the availability of the donor and is valid until December 31, 2010.

Donor: Julie and Ritson FergusonValue: $800

10. Host Your Own New York Dinner Party At the Forbes Townhouse, New York City

Enjoy a private dinner party for 12 at the Forbes Townhouse in New York City. You and your friends will enjoy cocktails and a three course meal with wine. The Townhouse, adjacent to the Forbes Building, was designed by Carrere & Hastings and built in 1847. Date for the dinner to be at a mutually agreeable time. Item is valid until April 16, 2011.

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11. A Jersey Shore Vacation Destination A Week in an Avalon Cottage, Summer 2010

Sometimes you just need to get away. Enjoy your summertime retreat in this second-from-the-shore beach cottage in Avalon, New Jersey. Escape the sweltering Philadelphia heat and head to one of New Jersey’s favorite seaside destinations for one week during the summer of 2010. This gorgeous four-bedroom, two-bath house comfortably sleeps up to nine people and features a newly renovated kitchen and deck. Life doesn’t get any better! Dates are based on availability and are to be mutually agreed upon.Item is valid until October, 2010.

Donor: Don and Anne Congdon LaRossaValue: $5000

12. Phillies Experience Diamond Club Seats for 4

Cheer on the 2008 World Series Champs! You and three friends will enjoy the game in style in Diamond Club Seats. The seats are in the 15th row, on the aisle directly up from the Phillies on-deck circle with an unobstructed view of the field. On a date to be determined your party will have access to a premiere baseball experience in the climate-controlled Diamond Clubhouse lounge, with two full-service bars and plasma TVs as well as in-seat wait service. This package also includes a parking pass. Let’s play ball!

Donor: Steven J. ReissValue: $600

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13. Come Sail Away Sailing on the Chesapeake The winner and up to five friends will meet at the Bohemia Bay Yacht Harbor on a mutually convenient day and board Glorious Day, a Catalina 30 foot sail boat, for an afternoon of sailing, swim-ming and relaxation. You and your guests will have ample oppor-tunity to participate in the handling of the boat. Lunch is served on board, and soft drinks are provided (no alcohol while under way). Afterwards, enjoy dinner at the Chesapeake Inn located in Chesa-peake City. Item is subject to availability of donor and is valid until April 16, 2011.

Donor: Ronald M. Agulnick, Esq.Value: $700

14. Dress of a Lifetime Custom Made Gown

Fashionistas rejoice! Enjoy this dazzling auction item that is both priceless and unique, a once-in-a-lifetime auction opportunity. People’s Light Resident Costume Designer Marla Jurglanis will de-sign and make your dream gown, jacket or costume – your choice! Provide the fabric and materials and leave the rest up to Marla. As the Resident Costume Designer for the past 16 years, Marla’s recent designs include Nathan the Wise, Sherlock Holmes & The Case of the Jersey Lily, and Six Characters in Search of an Author. She has designed costumes for over 70 PLTC productions. This item is sub-ject to Marla’s availability and is valid until April 16, 2011.

Donor: Marla JurglanisValue: Belle of the Ball

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15. Chateau de Balleroy Normandy, France

A priceless stay for four people at the Chateau de Balleroy, nestled in the heart of the French countryside of Normandy. Stay for four nights and five days in the chateau, with any meals you choose served there for you. Enjoy the Mansard-designed chateau, as well as the surrounding countryside. Drive to see the D-Day beaches, The American Cemetery, the fabulous collection of paintings at the Musee de Caen, the Bayeaux Tapestry and more – or enjoy the plea-sure of being ‘at home’ in the splendor of the chateau and grounds. The chateau is only three hours from Paris by car or train. Item is subject to availability and is valid until April 16, 2011.

Donor: Ken and Moira MummaValue: Once in a Lifetime Opportunity

16. Your Mission, Should You Choose to Accept It… Fighter Pilot for the Day

Learn to fly, air combat style! This auction item is for a 2 ½ to 3 hour fighter pilot course. Participants are briefed beforehand on basic fighter tactics, Rules of Engagement and the physiological ef-fects of G-forces. Then climb into the cockpit, alongside an instruc-tor pilot, for the thrill of a lifetime! You will have the opportunity to practice formation flying, basic maneuvers and engage in 5-6 dog-fights. This activity can take place in Lancaster, PA, (Apr 30 - May 2 or Aug 13-15) or Atlantic City, NJ, (May 15 – 17 or Aug 21 – 23) and is date-specific depending on the location.

Flight restrictions: Participants must weigh less than 250 pounds and be no taller than 6’ 6”. All flight certificates must be redeemed prior to the expiration date printed on the certificate, and no refunds will be granted to the winning bidder.

Donor: AnonymousValue: $1300



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17. 1996 First Growth Wines One of the Best Vintages of the 1990s

This is a lot of 5 bottles (one bottle from each château) from the excellent 1996 vintage:

Château Haut-Brion“It will be a potentially long-lived wine. The 1996 exhibits a deep ruby/purple color, and a surprisingly tight bouquet. With aeration, notes of fresh tobacco, dried herbs, smoke, asphalt, and black fruits emerge ... but reluctantly. It is tannic and medium-bodied, with outstanding purity and a layered, multidimensional style.” Robert Parker 92 points

Château Lafitte Rothschild“That 1996 Lafite-Rothschild is unquestionably this renowned es-tate’s greatest wine. This massive wine may be the biggest, largest-scaled Lafite I have ever tasted. The wine exhibits a thick-looking, ruby/purple color, and a knock-out nose of lead pencil, minerals, flowers, and black currant scents. Extremely powerful and full-bodied, with remarkable complexity, this huge Lafite is oozing with extract and richness, yet has managed to preserve its quintessentially elegant personality. This wine is even richer than it was prior to bot-tling. It should unquestionably last for 40-50 years.” Robert Parker 100 points

Château Latour“A spectacular Latour, the 1996 may be the modern day clone of the 1966, only riper. This vintage, which is so variable in Pomerol, St.-Emilion, and Graves, was fabulous for the late-harvested Cabernet Sauvignon of the northern Medoc because of splendid weather in late September and early October. An opaque purple color is fol-lowed by phenomenally sweet, pure aromas of cassis infused with subtle minerals. This massive offering possesses unreal levels of ex-tract, full body, intensely ripe, but abundant tannin, and a finish that lasts for nearly a minute. Classic and dense, it displays the potential for 50-75 years of longevity.” Robert Parker 99 points

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Château Margaux“The 1996 Chateau Margaux, which was bottled in September, 1998, is undoubtedly one of the great classics produced under the Mentzelopou-los regime. In many respects, it is the quintessential Chateau Margaux, as well as the paradigm for this estate, combining measured power, extraordinary elegance, and admirable complexity. The fruit is excep-tionally sweet and pure, and there are layers of flavor in the mouth. I do believe this wine will develop an extraordinary perfume, and possess a high level of richness.” Robert Parker 99 points.

Château Mouton Rothschild“This estate’s staff believes that the 1996 Mouton-Rothschild is very complex. This wine is showing surprising forwardness and complex-ity in its aromatics. It possesses an exuberant, flamboyant bouquet of roasted coffee, cassis, smoky oak, and soy sauce. This full-bodied, ripe, rich, concentrated, superbly balanced wine is paradoxical in the sense that the aromatics suggest a far more evolved wine than the flavors reveal.” Robert Parker 94 points

Donor: Ken and Moira MummaValue: $3000

18. Look Out for Seclusion, Serenity and Pampering A Week at the Villa at Lookout Cove, Little Bay, Jamaica

A luxurious oceanfront estate with secluded swimming lagoons, gar-dens with papayas and bananas, miles of unspoiled beaches and cliffs, dazzling bougainvillea and hibiscus, a staff that caters to your wishes, ideal snorkeling reefs and spectacular sunsets…What more could you ask for? Bid on a spectacular opportunity for peace and quiet.



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This item is for a week stay (Saturday-Saturday) at the Villa at Lookout Cove (sleeps up to six) located in the small village of Little Bay on the sunny southwestern tip of Jamaica and includes break-fast and dinner daily.

This 5,000 square-foot villa offers pure oceanfront luxury within three levels of magnificent living areas, including three master bed-rooms, each with its own covered porch, bathroom and spectacular views. If you are looking for a truly relaxing vacation, where you can unwind and be pampered, this spectacular villa in the midst of a small friendly Jamaican fishing village could be your getaway vaca-tion of a lifetime! Blackout dates are December 18, 2010 – January 8, 2011, the month of February, 2011 and April 2-9, 2011.

Donor: Aldo and Anna Magazzeni Value: $5000

19. Cozy Up A One-of-a-Kind Handmade Quilt by Susan McKey

Keep toasty or decorate with this one-of-a-kind quilt created by People’s Light Resident Company member Susan McKey. This original artwork features fabrics used in costumes from the 2009-2010 season productions or can be created with fabrics meaningful to the winner. The quilt will end up being a generous “throw” size, around 50” x 60” and can be designed in collaboration with the winner. Item is subject to a mutually agreeable time and is redeem-able until April 16, 2011.

Donor: Susan McKey Value: A Real Prize



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20. A Music Lover Dream World Cafe Live, Philadelphia

This is the all-access pass that music lovers have been waiting for! Revel in the best of Philly’s contemporary live music as a regular guest at World Cafe Live, the hip music venue and restaurant at 30th and Walnut Street. For a full year, you will receive two tickets each month to attend the evening concert of your choice plus two reserved seats a month in the VIP/Mezzanine section for Friday “Free at Noon” mini-concerts and live radio broadcasts. For one of these shows, you are invited to experience a behind-the-scenes tour and receive back-stage passes. To top off your experience, this auction item includes two $75 gift certificates to complement your musical experience with food and drinks!Item is valid until April 16, 2011.

Donor: World Cafe LiveValue: $1500

21. Disco Demise Murder Mystery Party for 12

Entertain up to 12 of your friends on-stage at People’s Light as your group attempts to solve the mystery of who murdered Disco Dan. You will be transported back 35 years to the 1970’s and a New York City Discotheque. As you work your way through the clues, you will be served a delicious meal, catered by Places! Bistro owner and chef, Shane Magee. This item includes the script, props and everything you might possibly need to orchestrate such a murderous affair. Schedul-ing is based on the mutual availability of the theatre space and Shane Magee and expires on April 16, 2011.

Donor: Shane MageeValue: Unique Experience



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22. VIP Tickets to Disney on Ice

Item Description Coming Soon!

Donor: FELD Entertainment, Inc.

23. Escape to the Mountains

Not a ski bunny? Spend five days and four nights enjoying the spectacular peaks of Deer Valley, Utah, in the spring, summer or fall of 2010. There’s plenty to do in the Rocky Mountains besides skiing. Spend your days exploring Park City or nearby Sundance, fly fish or hike on beautiful trails, cuddle up at night in a luxurious four-bedroom, four-bath condo. Dates must be mutually agreed upon with the owner. Guest is responsible for the $250 housekeeping fee. Airfare not included and dates must be mutually agreed upon.

Donor: Ruth Hauptfuhrer Lott Value: $3,000

24. A Fabric Art Gem Quilted Tapestry

Lonni Rossi Fabrics evokes an atmosphere of mystery, focusing on visualizing inner emotions and spiritual journeys communicated through a diverse array of motifs. Lonni’s work is made richer by layers of surface textures that are silk screened, stamped, painted or discharged. This particular quilted tapestry is made with original hand-crafted silk-screened fabric and measures 38 inches wide by 43.25 inches long.

Donor: Leslie StarrValue: $500



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25. A Golf Classic Round of Golf for Four and Tickets to the AT&T National at Aronimink

Tee off with your foursome at Aronimink Golf Club, a championship course consistently rated among the top 100 Golf Courses in the United States. Donald Ross designed this course in 1928 to put the best golfers to the “supreme test.” Since then Aronimink has continued to uphold the distinction of Ross’s design and maintain the integrity of the course’s original challenge.

In addition, you and 3 guests will be able to return with grounds passes for the AT&T National Golf Tournament (formerly known as the Tiger Woods Tournament). The badges will give you access to all the grounds throughout the tournament week of June 28 - July 4. The 2010 AT&T National marks the return of professional golf to the Philadelphia area, while raising funds for local youth charities and paying tribute to our Armed Forces. Item is valid until April 16, 2011.

Donor: Fred and Barbara SutherlandValue: $1500



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Our profound appreciation and gratitude to these individuals and businesses for their generosity

and support of Project Discovery!

Video By: Hall Media ProductionsFlowers By: Valley Forge Florist

Special Thanks to the Board of Trustees of People’s Light & Theatre Company

Ron Agulnick, Esq.Beauty & Design

FELD Entertainment, Inc.Riston & Julie Ferguson

John K. HolloranMarla Jurglanis

Peggy KruzaDon & Anne Congdon LaRossa

Ruth Hauptfuhrer LottAldo & Anna Magazzeni

Shane MageeSusan McKey

Moira & Ken MummaPeople’s Light & Theatre Company

Hal Real & Anne SheppardSteven Reiss

Star Print MailLeslie Starr

Starr ResturantsFred & Barbara Sutherland

World Cafe Live

Ronald Agulnick, Esq.Abigail AdamsBob AndersonEllen AndersonNancy AtchisonAlice BartmerStella Bates

Louis J. BeccariaSamantha Bellomo

Diane BishopPatricia CarltonMike ChittenJano Cohen

Peter DeLaurierHeather Dibble

Terry EchlinElizabeth GardnerMary Ann Gavin

Grace GrilletJane HagertyMaureen Hall

Deborah HesseltonRita Kaplan

Christine KozsuchWinnie KillianOwen KillianLinda LarsonMegan Lea

Susan McKeyKatie McNabbBarbara Meyers

Jane MossJennifer Mullen

Ken MummaMoira MummaChrstine OliverJanet OsterholmJay Osterholm

Ceal PhelanMary PizzulloElizabeth Pool

Jeep PyneLinda Roth

Patricia SabatoMarcia Saunders

Mary Beth ScallenSarah Selvaggio

Ann SeybertNancy Shaw

Andrea ShivesKathy SingleLuigi Sottile

Barbara SpellmanLeslie Starr

Abby SuchtingAnn Sullivan

Barbara SutherlandPenny WatkinsSara Waxman

Elizabeth WebsterEwrin WennerLizanne WentzAmy Wilson

Claudia Willson

People’s Light and the 35th Anniversary Gala Committee

would like to extend our heartfelt appreciation toPeople’s Light

Costume Shop and Production Departmentfor sharing their talent in creating tonight’s atmosphere.

Matt BertucciCharles Brastow

Joe FranzMarla JurglanisMike Keegan

Greg MillerWill ScribnerAbbie Wysor

Dylan JamisonMike Hahn

Shane Magee, Drew Johnson and the Staff at Places!

and to our generous volunteers(list as of date of catalog publication)

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35th Anniversary Program

Documents

Transcript of 35th Anniversary Program