I AND YOU Program

2014 CONTEMPORARY SERIES

OLNEY THEATRE CENTER

I AND YOUI AND YOUNational New Play Network Rolling World Premiere

by Lauren Gunderson • directed by Eleanor Holdridge

This production is made possible in part by contributions fromProduction Sponsor Patricia Woodbury, FTI Consulting

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Dear friend of Olney Theatre Center,

The joy of producing a new play hits the heart deeper and the spirit more fully than any other joy I feel as an artistic director. Of course, it’s great to get accolades for a fantastic musical or a visionary take on a classic… but to sit in the rehearsal room with the playwright, carving “beats” of action, helping her build an important story to its fullest emotional and intellectual potential surpasses the best parts of my job.

And when that playwright is Lauren Gunderson – a ferociously smart, fero-ciously big-hearted artist – the joy is unparalleled. The story Lauren is telling us today about Caroline and Anthony, two troubled teens who magically complete each other, enlivens us and, after 80 minutes, sends us back into the world with an enlarged capacity for empathy and a sense of spiritual order in the universe. I don’t know about you, but that’s something I could use right now.

So what about the joy of watching a new play as an audience member? This isn’t Death of a Salesman or Romeo and Juliet, so you’re not assured of a

masterpiece. I’ll get to the heart of it: why spend the money on something not already tried and true?

I’ll tell you why, at least from my point of view: if you’re a regular theatergoer, this art form has nourished you for years (perhaps decades!) and you know the power an amazing story told well, in the presence of others from your community, can have. You are here investing in the future of this art form: and in a time when more and more people cocoon themselves in electronic devices, behind digital walls, not joining the “public square” except on a comment board, is there any cultural activity more important? To bear witness to the evolution of our culture, to the stories we tell around the campfire about the greatest of topics – the drive for life in the face of death, the power of friendship to overcome the fear of the unknown?

And if you’re not a regular theatergoer? Think how thrilling it was to sit around the campfire hundreds of years ago and hear a story told for the first time… to know that you are one of a lucky few entrusted with its messages of hope and renewal, so maybe you can retell this story (in a version most personal to you) around another campfire, another time.

I’m so proud of Olney Theatre Center’s members, who make this kind of work possible. They know that the classics began as new plays; that big flashy musicals are one kind of story; and intimate plays, like I and You, another. And that each offers its audience a chance to rise above the everyday and reach for transcendence.

That’s what we’re striving for here at Olney Theatre Center, with every production. Will you drop me a line at [email protected] and let me know what you think?

Onward!

Jason Loewith Artistic Director

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Opening Night: March 1, 2014

Director

Eleanor Holdridge

Costume Design

Ivania Stack Scenic Design

Dan Conway Lighting Design

Nancy Schertler Sound Design

Matthew M. Nielson

Production Stage Manager

Becky Reed

Associate Artistic Director/Director of Education

Jason King JonesDirector of Production

Dennis A. Blackledge

presents

Amy Marshall,Managing Director

Jason Loewith,Artistic Director

by Lauren Gunderson

This production is made possible in part by contributions fromProduction Sponsor Patricia Woodbury, FTI Consulting,

and Artist Sponsors Robert and Lelia Russell

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I AND YOUNational New Play Network Rolling World Premiere

Thaddeus Fitzpatrick and Rachael Tice

I and You was first produced in a rolling world premiere by Marin Theatre Company (California), Olney Theatre Center (Maryland) and Phoenix Theatre (Indiana) as part of the National New Play Network’s Continued Life program.

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Caroline ............................................................................................................................... Rachael Tice*

Anthony .................................................................................................................. Thaddeus Fitzpatrick*

*Member Actors’ Equity Association

CAST (IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE)

The entire action of the play takes place in Caroline’s room - present day.

I AND YOU WILL BE PERFORMED WITHOUT AN INTERMISSIONThe use of recording (audio and video) or photographic equipment during the show is strictly prohibited.

Please silence all cellular phones and personal paging devices before the performance begins.

DIRECTOR’S NOTES

I’m in rehearsal as I write this, and each day I discover new and complex beauty in Lauren Gunderson’s shimmering new play. Within a seemingly simple story, Lauren asks the big questions that are at the heart of who we are. Her characters, Anthony and Caroline, stand at the cusp of life and death, searching for meaning and truth, confronting the ineffable. Isolated, suspicious, lonely, and insecure, they bravely forge a tenuous connection with each other and the world around them. And, in a stunning intersection of realism and the poetic, Lauren deftly heightens the rhythms of contemporary teenspeak and sets them side by side with the elegiac words of Walt Whitman to explore what lies beyond language, beyond expression.

Working on this, I think it’s a rare and stunning thing for a play to look at teenagers as something other than callow or quirky or self-involved, rarer still for the shifting and terrifying and transformative landscape of youth to hold meaning in our own adult lives. And yet, as the play explores these characters–burgeoning with life and promise, on the brink of “becoming,” capable of reinvention and grappling with a world too large to understand–it explores the essence of ourselves. For none of this has changed as we age, we just deal a little better. I think there’s still teenager inside of each of us wondering what will happen next. The world is still too big to know, we are still surrounded by mystery. And, perhaps, we too may still be capable of reinvention.

– Eleanor Holdridge

When I heard the learn’d astronomer;When the proofs, the figures, were ranged in columns before me;When I was shown the charts and the diagrams, to add, divide, and measure them;When I, sitting, heard the astronomer, where he lectured with much applause in the lecture room,How soon, unaccountable, I became tired and sick;Till rising and gliding out, I wander’d off by myself,In the mystical moist night-air, and from time to time,Look’d up in perfect silence at the stars.

– Walt Whitman

When I Heard the Learn’d Astronomer


Book by Lynn Ahrens • Music by Stephen Flaherty Lyrics by Lynn Ahrens

Based on My Love, My Love by Rosa Guy

From the Tony Award©-winning creators of Ragtime and Seussical comes a glorious, Caribbean-infused family musical of enormous heart and magical wisdom. Set in Haiti in the early 20th Century, Island follows the story’s young heroine, Ti Moune, as she uses the power of love and storytelling to bring together a community torn apart by racial and economic difference. Full of capricious gods, island magic, and joyous dance numbers, Olney’s production is directed by Alan Muraoka, proprietor of Sesame Street’s Hooper’s Store since 1997.

COMPOSER

Stephen Flaherty

LYRICIST

Lynn Ahrens

DIRECTOR

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“Whitman’s ‘I’ is not the ‘I’ of the introspective versifiers who write always and only about themselves. Rather it is the cosmic ‘I’ of all people who seek freedom, decency, and dignity, friendship, and equality between indi-viduals and races all over the world. In this atomic age of ours, when the ceaseless rings are multiplied a million fold, the Whitman spiral is outward toward a freer, better life for all, not narrowing downward toward death and destruction. Singing the greatness of the individual, Whitman also sings the greatness of unity, cooperation, and understanding. Certainly, his poems contain us all.”

– Langston Hughes

In 2013, the Oxford English Dictionary declared “Selfie” (that is, “a photograph that one has taken of oneself, typically one taken with a smartphone or webcam and uploaded to a social media website”) the word of the year. In a way, this choice is emblematic of an entire generation: the Millenials, so often described as lazy, entitled, self-centered, and addicted to virtual reality.

Like so many others of their generation, the two central figures of Lauren Gunderson’s new play have a constant desire to connect. Caroline especially, whose illness has limited her universe to the confines of her bedroom, yearns for human interaction; she even joins the trend of Instagramming artsy camera phone pictures in an effort to sound her “barbaric YAWP over the roofs of the world.”

This generational insularity seems worlds away from the lush, pastoral America that Walt Whitman painted more than a century ago, but he was accused of narcissism as well. Many of his contemporaries described Leaves of Grass as self-indulgent, a 52-part declaration of his physical and spiritual miraculousness. The very title of the longest poem in the collection, “Song of Myself” (initially titled “Walt Whitman”) exudes egocentrism, and he continues this self-cel-ebration throughout the piece.

“I” is not the only character in Whitman’s story, however. The poem traffics all of America, narrating stories of everyone he meets along the way, from the gray-headed printer to the bride unrumpling her dress. Whitman praises himself, certainly, but it is hardly narcissism; in his language, love of self is synonymous with love of humanity, nature, and all of life. In true transcendentalist fashion, Whitman believed in his own beauty, but also in the interconnected beauty of “You” and “We.” He and an entire generation of writers–Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, Louisa Mae Alcott–turned away from the constraints of modern society and back to the purity of nature, asserting that the divinity of man was rooted in his relation to the world around him.

When Anthony invades Caroline’s isolated world with a poster board and book of poems, “Song of Myself” is just anoth-er class project: the verse is completely out of their reach, the archaic and lofty language of someone centuries dead. As Anthony and Caroline’s partnership develops, however, the transcendence of Whitman’s philosophy begins to unfold. His words speak not only of how their humanity makes them unique, but also how it makes them one and the same. Gunderson’s story does not transport its characters across the sweeping landscape of 19th-century America, yet, like Caroline’s artistic fascination with minutiae and Whitman’s ability to see the universe in a single blade of grass, the inti-mate story of I and You contains multitudes. As Whitman’s “I” fuses with everyone he meets, so Anthony and Caroline learn to unite over the mysticism of cat pictures, jazz, pop tarts, and ultimately, life, death, and rebirth.

To learn more, please visit our dramaturgy blog at www.iandyouolney.wordpress.com or visit Lauren Gunderson’s page at iandyouplay.tumblr.com.

– Maegan Clearwood, Dramaturg

DRAMATURGICAL NOTES

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ralph_Waldo_Emerson

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_David_Thoreau

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Thaddeus Fitzpatrick (Anthony) is beyond ecstatic to make his Olney Theatre Center debut with such a wonderful new work such as this. Recent New York credits include: Lincoln Center Education reading: Autumn’s Harvest (Khadeem); Harold Clurman Theatre: Alcestis Ascending (The Anxious Ser-vant). Film: Cul-de-sac. TV: MTV Video Music Awards Promo. EDUCATION: BA in Theatre from the Uni-veristy of Alabama.

Rachael Tice (Caroline) is a New York City native who attended the NYU Tisch School for Drama. She worked with the Atlantic Theater Company for two years before transferring to Stonestreet Studios to study the art of film and television. This is Rachael’s first appearance at Olney Theater Center. Re-cent theatrical works include Mike Gioscia’s play Pulling Teeth with Jenna Stern (one of her idols) and Chekhov’s The Seagull as the role of Masha at the Alley Theatre directed by Tony® Award-Winner Gregory Boyd. She recently made her film debut in Slider which will be out in the spring of 2014. She would like to say a special thank you to Olney, her friends and family, her manager Geoffrey Soffer,

SoulCycle, Mimi Lieber, John Sheehan, Ted Sluberski, Tracie Chimo, and Scott Freeman.

WHO’S WHO - CAST

Lauren Gunderson (Playwright) is the co-bookwriter for the musical, The Happy Elf with music & lyrics by Harry Connick, Jr. Her newest play, I and You, was presented at South Coast Repertory’s Pacific Playwrights Festival in April 2012, her third commission with the theater. They previously produced her commissions Silent Sky and Emilie: Le Marquise Du Chatelet Defends Her Life Tonight (published by Samuel French). Her play, Exit, Pursued by a Bear is currently enjoying productions in multiple cities around the country this year (published by Playscripts), and her youth musical, The Amazing Adventures of Dr. Wonderful (And Her Dog!) premiered at The Kennedy Center in October. She is currently working on a new play commission for SF Playhouse.

Her plays have been produced off-Broadway (Parts They Call Deep), off-off Broadway (Sus Manos), and regionally (including Class, The Van Gogh Cafe, Leap, Background, and A Short History of Nearly Everything). She has been commissioned by Marin Theatre Company and has also developed plays with Primary Stages and Second Stage in NYC, O’Neill Playwrights Conference, Magic Theatre in San Francisco, Kitchen Dog Theatre in Dallas, Actors Express and Horizon Theatre in Atlanta, JAW/West in Portland, among others.

Her work has received national praise and awards including the Berrilla Kerr Award for American Theatre, Young Playwright’s Award, Eric Bentley New Play Award, Essential Theatre Prize, and many others including a TFI Sloan Science Script Award for her screenplay Grand Unification. She teaches Arts Activism and has spoken internationally about the intersection of science and theatre, as well as writes for The Huffington Post, The Wall Street Journal, and tweets @LalaTellsAStory. She holds an MFA in Dramatic Writing from NYU Tisch and is a Reynolds Fellow in Social Entrepreneurship.

Eleanor Holdridge (Director) is thrilled to direct at Olney Theatre Center for the first time. OFF-BROADWAY: Steve & Idi; (Rattlestick Playwrights Theatre); Cycling Past The Matterhorn (Clurman Theatre); The Imaginary Invalid and Mary Stuart (Pearl Theatre Company). DC AREA: Zorro, which she co-wrote (Constellation Theatre); Double Indemnity (Roundhouse Theatre); The Gaming Table (Folger); God of Carnage and Pygmalion (Everyman Theatre); After the Revolution, Something You Did and Body Awareness (Theatre J); and Much Ado About Nothing (Taffety Punk). REGIONAL: Gee’s Bend (Arden Theatre); Hamlet, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, As You Like It, Lettice And Lovage, The Tempest, Twelfth Night, Taming Of The Shrew (Shakespeare & Company); The Crucible (Perseverance Theatre), Educating Rita, Noises Off, and Art (Triad Stage); Julius Caesar and Macbeth (Milwaukee Shakespeare); Two Gentlemen Of Verona (Alabama Shakespeare Festival); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Shakespeare St. Louis); Henry V (Shakespeare on the Sound); Betrayal (Portland Stage); and Lion In Winter (Northern Stage). Eleanor has been Founding Artistic Director for the Red Heel Theatre Company, Resident Assistant Director at the Shakespeare Theatre, and Resident Director at New Dramatists. She has worked at the Yale School of Drama, NYU, and the Juilliard School, and currently heads the Directing Department at Catholic University. UPCOMING: Selma ’65, LaMaMa, NY. EDUCATION: BA from Sarah Lawrence College; MFA from Yale School of Drama.

WHO’S WHO - CREATIVE


Dan Conway (Scenic Designer) After ten years as a freelance designer in Manhattan, Dan moved to Washington, D.C., where he is head of the M.F.A. program at The University of Maryland. While in New York, he attended the Studio and Forum of Stage Design and assisted John Lee Beatty on many Broadway and Off-Broadway productions and designed several dozen Off-Broadway productions on Theatre Row including the premieres of Horton Foote’s Lily Dale and Brecht’s Conversations in Exile, and many productions for The Manhattan Class Company directed by Don Scardino, Michael Greif, Robert Lupone, and others. He has designed productions for regional theatres including: The Berkshire Theatre Festival; The Cleveland Playhouse; The Boston Lyric Opera; The Rep. Theatre of St. Louis; The Hangar Theatre; Syracuse Stage; and The Arden and Wilma The-atres in Philadelphia. In Washington, he has designed 20 productions for The Studio Theatre. Recent and upcoming projects include: Radio Golf, directed by Ron Himes for The Studio Theatre; Arcadia, directed by Aaron Posner for The Folger Theatre; Chasing George Washington, directed by John Vreeke for The Kennedy Center; My Name is Asher Lev, directed by Aaron Posner for The Arden Theatre; Stunning, directed by Anne Kauffman for Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company; Dirty Blonde, directed by Jeremy Skidmore for Signature Theatre; Chess and Sunset Boulevard directed by Eric Schaeffer for Signature The-atre; and the recent premiere of The Trumpet of The Swan by Jason Robert Brown, directed by Gary Griffin for The Kennedy Center. Nominated ten times, he received the Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding Set Design in 2000 and most recently in 2009 for Stunning at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company.

Ivania Stack (Costume Designer) is delighted to be designing for Olney Theatre Center again, where she previously designed Rancho Mirage, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Farragut North, and several National Players shows. Other design credits include: Stones in His Pockets (Center Stage); Detroit, The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Diety, Bright New Boise, Full Circle, and Boom (Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company); Seminar, This, Young Robin Hood, and Glengarry Glen Ross (Round House Theatre); The Motherf***er With The Hat, Time Stands Still, Adding Machine: A Musical (Studio Theatre); God of Carnage, Heroes, and 50 Words (Everyman Theatre); Our Class, After the Fall, The Whipping Man, The Odd Couple, Photo-graph 51, The Four of Us and In Darfur (Theater J); La casa de los espíritus, Ana en el trópico, Lucido, and True History of Coca Cola in Mexico (GALA Hispanic Theatre); Meena’s Dream, Clementine in the Lower Nine, bobrauschenbergamerica , and Angels in America (co-design) (Forum Theatre); Ghost-Writer, Lonely Planet, Savage in Limbo, The Real Inspector Hound, and Heroes (MetroStage); and Toast, A Killing Game, Beertown, Separated at Birth, and Courage (dog&ponydc – Company Member).

Nancy Schertler (Lighting Designer) is happy to return to Olney Theatre Center where she created the lighting for The Heiress. BROADWAY: Fool Moon and Bill Irwin’s Largely New York (Tony nom.) OFF-BROADWAY: Hilda, Texts for Nothing, and The Regard Evening. Nancy is the original designer for many productions across the country including: Tom Walker, Lovers and Executioners, and Before it Hits Home for Arena Stage; Zorro for Constellation Theatre in Washington, DC; After the War, The Colossus of Rhodes, and The Difficulty of Crossing a Field for the American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco; The Sisters Matsumoto for Seattle Repertory; Moby Dick for Milwaukee Repertory; and Reeling for the Children’s Theatre in Minneapolis. World premier opera productions include Shadowboxer, Clara, and Later the Same Evening, all commissioned by the University of Maryland Opera Studio.

Matthew M. Nielson (Sound Designer) returns to Olney Theatre Center for his first production since Glass Menagerie several seasons ago. OFF-BROADWAY: the Joseph Papp Public Theater/New York Shakespeare Festival. REGIONAL: Round House Theatre (Helen Hayes Award, A Prayer for Owen Meany); Catalyst Theater Company (Helen Hayes Award, 1984); Forum Theatre (Helen Hayes Award, The Illusion); Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, Signature Theatre, The Kennedy Center, Delaware Theatre Company, Philadelphia Theatre Company, Barrington Stage Company, Contemporary American Theater Festival, the Smithsonian, Ford’s Theatre, Arena Stage, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. FILM AND TELEVISION: Elbow Grease, Blue, Epix Drive-In, From Hell to Here, The Good Ways of Things, and The Long Road. Mr. Nielson is a founding member of audio theatre company The Audible Group and creator of the series Troublesome Gap. He is currently running Sound Lab Studios, a recording studio and production house.

Becky Reed (Stage Manager) is thrilled to be returning to Olney Theatre Center. Previous Olney Theatre Center credits include Ain’t Misbehavin‘ (Stage Manager) and Rabbit Hole (Assistant Stage Manager). REGIONAL: Center Stage: American Buffalo, A Skull in Connemara, The Whipping Man; Playhouse on the Square: A Christmas Story, Black Pearl Sings!, Dividing the Estate, From Up Here, Grey Gardens, Superior Donuts, The 39 Steps!. DC AREA: Rep Stage: Boeing Boeing, A Young Lady of Property; Rorschach Theatre: A MAZE; Theater J: Apples from the Desert, The Argument, The History of Invulnerability, Race; Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company: Stupid F***ing Bird. EDUCATION: BFA in Theatre Production and Management from Auburn University.



Jason Loewith (Artistic Director) directed the world premiere of Steven Dietz’s Rancho Mirage for Olney Theatre Center last season. Jason won Lucille Lortel, Outer Critics Circle, and Jeff Awards for Best New Musical for Adding Machine: A Musical, which he co-wrote with composer Joshua Schmidt (off-Broadway, 2008). His latest musical is Big Nate: The Musical which premiered in 2013 at Adventure Theatre-MTC, co-written with Olney’s Associate Artistic Director Christopher Youstra. Recent regional work as a director includes the world premiere of Broke (Alliance Theatre, Atlanta), Time Stands Still (Everyman, Baltimore), Crime and Punishment and Working It Out (Center Stage, Baltimore), Adding Machine: A Musical (Studio Theatre, DC), and a dozen plays for Chicago’s Next Theatre Company, where he served as Artistic Director from 2002-08. Those credits include the Chicago area premieres of Dying City, Defiance, The Long Christmas Ride Home, and Fabulation. He conceived and directed the world premiere of The American Dream Songbook, wrote and directed the world premiere of War With the Newts, and produced Chicago premieres by Caryl Churchill, Suzan-Lori Parks, Carson Kreitzer, Sam Shepard, Dael Orlandersmith, and many more. He is a three-time grantee from the NEA for Artistic Excellence, a recipient of support from the Rockefeller MAP Fund and MacArthur’s International Connections Fund, and a TCG New Generations Future Leaders grant. Jason joined Olney as Artistic Director in 2013 after serving four years as Executive Director of the National New Play Network.

Amy Marshall (Managing Director) joined Olney Theatre Center in October of 2007. Ms. Marshall graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from Marquette University in 1991 and joined the staff of the Florentine Opera that same year. During her seven years as Production Director at the Florentine, she maintained a balanced production budget every year. In the summer of 2000, she accepted a position with the Milwaukee Ballet. Her enthusiasm for the art form led to her eventual promotion to Executive Director. Under Ms. Marshall’s leadership, the Milwaukee Ballet achieved a balanced budget for the four years she served as Executive Director. That trend has continued as she has lead Olney Theatre Center to a balanced budget for the past three years. In addition, due in large part to Ms. Marshall’s leadership, The Gazette for Politics and Business recognized Olney Theatre Center as one of the top 53 businesses in the state of Maryland in 2011 and 2012.


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Leader $10,000+Joan E. Dubinsky and Craig N. PackardMr. and Mrs. W. E. GregoryIn Memory Ms. Shirley S. PlattKathleen Quinn Mr. Vernon L. Skinner, Jr.Patricia Woodbury

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Believer $2,500+Eleanor Clain-StefanelliLinda A. DawkinsGordon and Margot DibbleBarry and Marie FleishmanNettie HorneThe Honorable Sidney KramerTony and Connie MorellaAmy and Dean MarshallCarol Trawick

Friend $1,500+AnonymousAnonymous – In memory of Kate GibsonMr. and Mrs. David Bottegal

Mrs. Melissa CollinsThe Honorable Gene and Mrs. Cindy CounihanMaureen and Tom EstrinMichael and Michelle FannonMrs. Frances Hughes GlendeningMs. Winifred E. HerrmannMax JacobsJohn and Kathy LyonsBob and Marlene MitchellThe Honorable Karen S. Montgomery and Mr. Harry MontgomeryStuart and Margaret NatofDaniel and Christine PowersMargaret T. Roper and Mr. Clifford L. JohnsonRobert and Lelia RussellMr. and Mrs. Sandeep SaggarCharles and Mary SollaSandy and Alan Wade

Director’sCircle $1,000+Ms. Jeanne BrushNed CramerRichard and Joan CurtisSteve Danielson and Dr. Kenneth HoyleEileen and Paul DeMarco M. Charlene DorrianMs. Miriam DubinEdith L. EmbreyBerdie and David FirestoneSenator Jennie M. and William ForehandHal and Karen GordonMargaret and Jim JohnstonThe Honorable Benjamin F. KramerEvlyn D. LatimerJason LoewithCharles S. Mack and Alice Barrett MackMaggie and Tico McCreadyLester R. and Helaine G. MorssRobert W. NeighborsNancy and Hector OrtizVictor Shargai and Craig PascalChris and Chris Youstra

Artist’s Circle $500+Harold M. and Christine A. BartlettBarbara BaumannDennis and Holly BlackledgeRobert Burk

Frederick DeneckeMs. Andrea DrimmerRobert and Carole FontenroseMr. David Frankenberger, Jr.Tom and Peg GibianMr. John E. GoingMr. and Mrs. Michael GreenhutPaul and Marilyn HendersonJim and Lynne HensleyMr. Richard F. HughesMr. and Mrs. Jason King Jones Sheldon T. and Audrey KatzJane Thérèse Larsen The Honorable Isiah Leggett and Mrs. Catherine S. LeggettMrs. Lillian LitowskyMs. Sandra Marks Linda and Tom McCabeMarie Lisa McKillopFrederick and Elizabeth MontgomeryTimothy C. O’Hara Osborne C. Parchment, PhDRichard and Anita PetersonMs. Jacqueline RaymoCokie and Steve RobertsMrs. Lillian RoehlGary RosenthalMr. Michael Rubino Ms. Robin RuddenMita Schaffer and Tina Martin Cora and Murray SimpsonCarl W. Smith and Michael L. BurkeDr. and Mrs. Roger G. SorensenMichael and Chris SpatesMs. Donna SpieglerIn Loving memory of Dick and Nancy ThomasGeorge A. and Katherine C. WhitehouseMs. Halo WinesJohn A. and Mary Daley Yerrick

Advocate $250+Sarah Allen and John AndersonJoAnn and Dean AulickPetee BarnesDr. Patricia BeastonElyse and Jeffrey BernsteinMichael BobbittDr. and Mrs. Kelly BossardWeldon C. BrownBarbara and Martin BuzasValerie M. CampbellPhilip and Elaine Clarkin

Mrs. Clare W. Crawford - MasonMs. Jerilyn DaliScott DvileskisMarilyn and Bennett L. ElisbergMr. Brian FeitLaurie and Arnold FoudinLawrence and Joan FriendTookie Gentilcore Robert J. and Liane A. GiardinaMs. Amy GonceAnn and Thomas GoochMr. Philip GranetoDavid and Eileen M. HaleyFreddi and Dick HammerschlagMr. Edward HanWilliam A. Hanson and Gail A. LiebermanJoshua and Ana Rita HaugeMs. Elizabeth HenriksenJoannene HudakJon and Michelle HulsizerJohn F. Jameson and B.J. ShorakNene Keita – In honor of Aissatou DiakiteElizabeth S. KingEdith M. KirkStephen and Katharine KovarcikMegan Davey LimarziMarcia LitwackMarina LowenAmy LowensteinDelmar and Dorothea LuceBetty and Frederick MarcellSusan McCarthyBill MichieMr. and Mrs. Forest MontgomeryMr. and Mrs. Russell MuntiferingTom and Denise MurphyJoan Murray-ReynoldsMr. and Mrs. Richard NelsonGeorge and Maureen NesbittMr. and Mrs. George NewettMr. and Mrs. Kevin ParkerLibby S. RubinFill and Linda RueggThe Savada-Stevenson FamilyBetty J. ShorakMr. and Mrs. Richard SilbertThe Honorable Luiz R. SimmonsLeslie F. Smith and Stacy P. SmithMr. Gary SowersMs. Donna SpieglerMs. Carole SteeleMs. Susan StracquatanioAlicia and Marlin Taylor



Lois Taylor and Stephen SimpsonCharlie and Deborah ThompsonPeter ThreadgillKevin Townsend & Jane Pesci-TownsendDebby VivariBrad WatkinsMs. Helene R. WeiszDr. and Mrs. Steven WhiteBuddy and Kim WyreThe Honorable and Mrs. Craig Zucker

Patron $100+AnonymousMr. Arthur AdamsMs. Jacqueline AdlerMr. and Mrs. Djime AdoumMs. Susan AllenRick and Susan AndrewsSusan and MacDCG AndrewsDr. Gina AngiolaMr. Russell AntlerAlan and Susan ApterBill and Sandy AttickHoward G. AusdenMs. Mary A. AustingMs. Rita BallMr. and Mrs. Clyde BallardRichard BanvardMs. Louise G. BargamianMr. Stanford B. BarouhElaine B. Baugham-Young and James A. Young, Jr.Howard R. and Alice L. BaumDan the ManMarian BellamaFran and Harvey BergerMs. Ann S. BermanNeil R. Bernstein Ms. Rhonda D. BestMr. Merle J. BigginMs. Mary L. BishopMs. Nina BlecherMs. Elizabeth Russell BoeDiane BoehrCecilia BonangelinoDr. Vera BorokovecTim and Julia BoulayJulius BowenMr. and Mrs. Peter BradyMr. Richard BrushWatson and Jane BullockMrs. Elizabeth BurkhardtMr. and Mrs. Frank BuscaglioMr. and Mrs. William M. ButlerRobert Calvert, Jr.Ms. Robin M. CameronRich and Sherry Carson

Ms. Mary ChampagneMr. and Mrs. Sotiros ChaparasStephen Charing and Bob FordMr. and Mrs. Chuck ChatlynneHoward and Rosie ChernoffG. ChongMs. Kelli M. ClaytonMs. Shirley L. CohenJames Costrell and Helen WoodMr. Leonard V. CovelloMr. Edward CowanKaye CraftMr. and Mrs. Dale CrownM. Cullingford and S. CullingfordMargaret E. CusackMrs. Bernadine DadeyMr. and Mrs. Joseph J. DadeyBarbara B. DahlgrenMartin and Belle DavisMr. James DawsonKeith and A. Eletheer DeckerHampton DeJarnette and Leslie EnglandRoyal S. DellingerMr. Donald DeLucaMr. Howard DeutchMs. Kay DildineMr. and Mrs. James DudaMs. Ilona DulaskiMs. Janet DunlopMr. David DunnMr. Samuel P. EdgerlyDonald and Barbara EisenMichele and Steve EisenbergEdith EspenshadeMr. Mark B. EpsteinMr. Lanning EvansThe Honorable Gail Ewing and Mr. Bob EwingJohn and Heea (Vazirani-) Fales Mr. B. and Dr. N. FarrellMr. Brad FarrellBob and Pat FauverMatthew W. and Laura G. FettersWyn FitzpatrickMrs. Roger J FolstromMr. William FriarLeonard Friedman and Randi PassamaneckMs. Noreen B. FriedmanMr. Richard FromeMr. and Mrs. Edward GarzeroMr. Thomas P. GaskeRoger and Barbara GessayShad GhozatiStuart and Vivian GoldmanMr. and Mrs. Frank R. GoldsteinMs. Jan GoldsteinMr. Robert Goren

Mrs. Ann L. GrauMr. Jonah D. GreenPat GrossSam HackBill and Ines HackettRomayne A. HagyardSusanne and Stephen HardyMr. Kevin HasserMr. Brian HecklerJoan E. HekimianDelegate and Mrs. Hank HellerMr. and Mrs. David HendersonJoseph HessSaundra HillMs. Gay HillMrs. James J. Hill, Jr.Ms. Elizabeth HinerMr. and Mrs. Gordhan HiraniRobert HiranoDelegate Sheila HixsonCharles and Pamela HofmannMaj. Gen. and Mrs. Arthur HolmesAlison Drucker and Tom HolzmanMr. and Mrs. Eugene M. HormanMrs. Linda HorowitzJohn D. HorrocksRobert R. HudsonMr. Clayton JohnsonKatherine JordanMr. and Mrs. Richard JourdenaisMary and Larry JudgeMr. JJ KaczynskiCarole Kaminsky – In Memory of Rob KaminskyMr. and Mrs. Jerome KaplanJeffrey KaufmanMr. and Mrs. John C. KendallMs. Ilona KessellBob and Leslie KimMs. Barbara KleinknechtMs. Amy R. KnowltonMs. Nina M. KoenickRandall Korman and Cheryl GressaniMs. Anya KornilovaMr. and Mrs. John KoskinenEugenia KrasnerMr. and Mrs. Joseph KunsmanMs. Nancy LaingMr. David LandstromM.C. Lang and G.H. BurkettMs. Erica LeathamJohn and Jeanine LeeCindy R. LefkowitzCarol M. and Michael B. LehanTelfair LeimbachBob and Ellen LentMs. Judy LevinsonPaul and Susan Linz

Laurie Weker LiptonBetty LongMr. Richard M. LoughlinAnn and and Barry LubinMr. Robert LuskinPatricia Lydon and FamilyWes MacAdamRosemary A. MacDonaldBrent and Sharon MalcolmMs. Liz MamanaMs. Nancy M. MannMs. Pearl B. MarksMs. Sherryl Marshall – In memory of Bette MarshallRon and Ingrid MasiThe Matathais FamilyMs. Barbara Mayo-WellsMr. and Mrs. Brent McIntoshJohn and Rita McKeeMs. Claire McLaughlinMs. Pauline MendoMs. Bette MercerMs. Donna MersonBlanche MesserlyRobert and Susan MeyerMr. Philip D. MicaliFrances MichelsenDr. and Mrs. Laurence MillerNancy Cox Mills and Edward W. MillsMr. William L. Mitchell and Mr. David A. VignoloVivian S. MontalbanBruce and Janet MontgomeryDr. and Mrs. Roscoe M. Moore, Jr.Dr. Sara MoranMr. and Mrs. Lance MorrellNancy Morrison O’ConnorMr. Christopher MuellerMr. Stephen NachamieIrva Nachlas-GabinMs. Patricia NicholsMr. and Mrs. Brian W. Nutting Robert O’ReaganMs. Rosemary PardeeJulie S. ParkerMr. Fred T. PaulMs. Jean PayneMr. and Mrs. John PelosiClara PerlingieroJanice B. PhalenEvelyn and Peter PhilippsMr. and Mrs. Paul PicciottaMs. Jacqueline O. PickardMr. Eric W. PierpointMr. and Mrs. Edward PodhajskyBernard PoppertSusannah F. PrindleMark Quackenbush



Mr. Avee RanjanDr. Carole A. RayburnMrs. Elizabeth M. ReadBarbara G. ResnickMary and Robert RichCaroline M. RickersonNancy RicksMs. Rose RidgewayMr. Randolph RifeMr. Michael J. Rinaldi IIMr. and Mrs. James C. RitterMrs. Leigh RobertsRuth R. UnterwegerMr. Tim RoganMr. and Mrs. Howard RosemanMs. Margaret Ann RossSuzanne Rotbert and Jim DawsonIn Memory of Philip L. RothchildMs. Jan RothmanMrs. Ludmilla SabatiukMr. Stanley SacharMs. Adrienne W. SacksIn Memory of Paula SavageRonnie and Les SaxAmy E. SchafferE. Pat Schaffer

Charlie and Marie SchaubThe Honorable and Mrs. Donald SchiffElizabeth M. SchmidtMr. Roger SchmidtMr. Philip SchneiderEdwin and Sondra SchonfeldMr. Jeff SchragerMs. Corinne O. SchramDick SchreitmuellerJayson and Leslie Schwam-MilesMargaret F. SchweitzerAlfred and Patricia ScipioMs. Linda ScofieldBernard and Rita SegermanRichard Apstein and Lenny SeligerMr. and Mrs. Guy ShannonBarbara and Ron ShansbyMs. Susan J. ShawhanEvelyn R. SheaTheda and Sholom SheffermenMr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. ShulmanMr. and Mrs. SickelWilliam SimmsMr. and Mrs. Joseph F. SlateMarshall and Deborah Sluyter

Bob and Marianne SmytheMs. Linda SolomonMr. Arnold SperlingMs. Hilda SpringerMs. Barbara StarkeMr. and Mrs. David StearmanMs. Mary A. SteeleMr. Harold SteinKenneth and Christine SteinbrucknerMrs. Barbara SternMr. Allan StevensMr. and Mrs. Duane G. StraubMr. Calhoun StrawhandDonald and Mary StreetMs. Carol C. StretmaterGene & Renate TaylorMr. and Mrs. Michael ToperzerMs. Serena ToroMr. and Mrs. James TorriMr. John D. TownsleyCarrie and John TrauthGeorge TresselGinny and Ray Van BruntChitra VermaJoy B. VertelMs. Sarah P. Vollmer

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ARTISTICArtistic Director Jason LoewithAssociate Artistic Director/ Director of Special Programs John GoingAssociate Artistic Director/ Director of Music Theatre Christopher YoustraCompany Manager Mackenzie DouglasCompany Management Apprentice Claire KennedyArtistic Apprentice Jenna Duncan

PRODUCTIONDirector of Production Dennis A. BlackledgeTechnical Director Stephen M. GreeneAssistant Technical Director Matthew Robert MillsScene Shop Foreman W. M. Yarbrough IIICarpenter David AshResident Scenic Artist Fred ViaCostume Shop Supervisor Jeanne BlandAssistant Costume Shop Supervisor Seth GilbertMaster Electrician Marc HurstProperties Master Rachael ErichsenResident Sound Engineer Elvin J. CrespoProduction Management Apprentice Sarah TomberlinProduction Apprentices Samantha Campbell, Claire Carden, Lauren E. Chilton, Brian Chismar, Brendan Gregg, Mollie LaTorre, Vincent Loucks, Katie Mikula, Mandy Schultz, Mike Vaughan

SHOW STAFFAssistant Director Julia O’ConnorAssistant Stage Managers Claire Carden, Mandy SchultzAssistant Lighting Designer Johnathan D. AlexanderSet Design Assistants Paige A. Hathaway, Katie SullivanAdditional Scenic Construction Mark HawkinsonAdditional Electrics Crew Laurie BautistaSound Engineer William RosasDeck Crew Angela Plante

EDUCATIONAssociate Artistic Director/ Director of Education Jason King JonesNational Players General Manager Kevin HasserNational Players Apprentice Dorothy NoelEducation Apprentice Maegan Clearwood

ADMINISTRATIONManaging Director Amy MarshallAssistant to Managing Director Maureen EstrinFacilities Manager Dean MarshallIT Manager Dean Marshall

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