This Is The Week That Is (2014) Playbill

PRODUCTION SUPPORT:

*Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

RESTAURANT PARTNER:

April 24 – June 1, 2014

Scenic DesignAdam Riggar

Costume Design Lauren Perigard

Assistant Production Manager

Melanie Leeds

Assistant Stage ManagerKate Sabato

Assistant Costume Designer & Wardrobe CrewMeredith Boring

Lighting DesignPaul Peyton Moffitt

Properties by Avista Custom

Theatrical Services

Technical DirectorBritt Plunkett/

Campbell Studios

Master ElectricianLucas Nguyen

Deck CrewMike Ambler

Video & Sound Design Jorge Cousineau

Production Manager Georgia Schlessman

Stage Manager

Thomas E. Shotkin*

Sound EngineerChris Sannino

Crew AssistantJason Swift

Featuring: Jennifer Childs*, Scott Greer*, Dave Jadico*,

Aimé Donna Kelly*, and Alex Bechtel*

Written & Performed by the This Is The Week That Is Ensemble

Assistant Director & Additional Writing by Greg NixHead News Writer Don Montrey

Original Music & Music Direction Alex Bechtel Directed by Jennifer Childs

Honorary Producer Sharon & Jeff Weiss

1812 PRODUCTIONSpresents The June and Steve Wolfson Family Foundation Series

Support provided in part by the Philadelphia Cultural Fund

1812 Productions receives state arts funding support through a grant from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency funded by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.

Supported in part by The Charlotte Cushman Foundation

Student Ticketing Program supported in part by the Christian R. & Mary F. Lindbeck Foundation

THIS IS THE WEEK THAT IS

PRODUCTION SPONSOR:

Jennifer Childs, Artistic [email protected]

Welcome to This Is The Week That Is!

This is our eighth This Is The Week… and every year, just when I think there is nothing more to write about, our political leaders give us fresh material. And every year the artistic team becomes more comfortable with the chaos of creating a show that has to be written at the last possible minute so that it stays current.

The first day of rehearsal, there is an outline but no script. Not only do the actors not know what they’re going to say, the costume, prop, and video designers have no idea what they will need to build. And even after scenes are written, things change so quickly.

I remember sitting around the writers table our first year — we had just finished writing a hilarious scene about then-Secretary of Defense, Donald Rumsfeld, that we were thinking would open the second act. Just then, Kate Tejada, our Managing Director, poked her head in and said, “Donald Rumsfeld just announced that he is resigning!” We picked up our scene and ripped it to shreds. And one of the most difficult phone calls I ever had to make was to a costume designer to tell her that we were cutting the scene with the Octopus and the Dancing Stem Cell (don’t ask) and replacing it with a scene featuring famous Jews and I needed Barbra Streisand, Woody Allen, Sammy Davis Jr. and Tevye costumes by the next day.

The people who make This Is The Week…happen are fearless. They are also some of the finest people I know. This past year we lost one of those fearless spirits, our colleague and friend Reuben Mitchell, who for the past two years has played Obama, Flava Flav, a righteous weatherman and a dancing hot dog among many other roles.

The unpredictability of our world means that the process of creating This Is The Week… will always be about the ability to adjust no matter what. For me, however, it is also about transforming difficult, ugly, frustrating, and sometimes incredibly sad situations into moments of joy. Thank you for being here.

The world needs more comedy.

This is for Reuben.

From the Artistic Director

(l-r): Dave Jadico, Alex Bechtel, Jennifer Childs, Don Montrey, Reuben Mitchell, Aimé Donna Kelly. Photo by Mark Garvin.

Jennifer Childs (Writer/Director/Performer): Jennifer Childs is the Artistic Director and Co-Founder of 1812 Productions. For 1812 she has written and directed over a dozen original works of theatrical comedy including It’s My Party: The Women and Comedy Project which was a finalist for the Brown Martin Award. Her solo show, Why I’m Scared of Dance by Jen Childs, has had productions at the City Theatre in Pittsburgh, Act II Playhouse in Ambler, Delaware Theatre Company, and the Kohler Arts Center in

Wisconsin. Love to Scott and Lily.

Scott Greer (Writer/Performer): Scott is happy to be back at 1812 for his 5th This Is The Week... Scott is a 20 year veteran of Philadelphia theatre and has worked for Arden Theatre, Walnut Street Theatre, Wilma Theater, People’s Light & Theatre, and many more. Regionally, he has worked for Actor’s Theatre of Louisville, Round House, and the Pearl

Theatre in New York. He has won four Barrymore Awards for Excellence in Theatre including the prestigious F. Otto Haas Award for an Emerging Theatre Artist, and has appeared as a solo vocalist with the Philadelphia Orchestra. Love always to Jen and Lily.

Dave Jadico (Writer/Performer): This is Dave’s eighth year performing in This Is The Week That Is (two terms worth!). He last appeared with 1812 in The Big Time juggling tennis rackets. Other past 1812 shows include Dave & Aaron Go To Work with Aaron Cromie, Cherry Bomb, Laughter on the 23rd Floor, and numerous others. He’s appeared in the Barrymore Award-winning ensembles of Batboy and Suburban Love Songs, and Lantern Theater’s Comedy

of Errors. He’s also appeared at Arden Theatre, Walnut Street Theatre, Delaware Theatre Company, InterAct, and Mum Puppettheatre in The Fantasticks (Barrymore Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Musical). He is the Artistic Director and a twenty-year member of ComedySportz, the longest running show in Philadelphia. Love to Talar.

Aimé Donna Kelly (Writer/Performer): Aimé Donna Kelly is an Actor in the Philadelphia and New York City areas. She is a graduate of The University of the Arts where she obtained her BFA in Acting. Recent performances include: Cathleen in Dividing the Estate at People’s Light & Theatre Company, Gloria Brown in Run, Mourner, Run at Flashpoint Theatre Company, Bianca in Othello with Epic Theatre Ensemble, which was a part of the National Endowment for

The Arts tour, and Witch 2 in Macbeth with Epic Theatre Ensemble, as a member of the Off-Broadway Company. Aimé is also a ComedySportz ensemble member, a Teaching Artist with Epic Theatre Ensemble in New York City, and a senior Teaching Artist with Philadelphia Young Playwrights in Philadelphia. For us, Mom!

Cast & Crew Bios (continued)

Alex Bechtel (Writer/Musical Director/Performer): Alex Bechtel is always pleased and ever-grateful to share the stage with these clowns. As an actor, writer, composer, sound designer, music director, and director, Alex has worked with 1812 Productions, Walnut Street Theatre, New Paradise Laboratories, People’s Light & Theatre Company, Act II Playhouse, Applied Mechanics, Groundswell Theatre Company, Strange Attractor, 11th Hour Theatre Company,

Theatre Horizon, Drexel University, and The Philadelphia Orchestra. In 2011, Alex received a Barrymore Award for Outstanding Music Direction for his work on The Walnut’s My Way. Alex holds a BFA from The University of the Arts, and is a graduate of the inaugural class of The Pig Iron School for Advanced Performance Training. His original play The West premiered this March. Love & thanks to Annie. This one’s for Reuben.

June Wolfson (Special Guest): June is thrilled to be back on the stage, thanks to 1812, after a 20 year hiatus. She was Dorothy in The Wiz, Wilma in Lovers and Other Strangers, and a court stenographer in The Night Of January 16, all at the William Penn Charter School where her sons were students! She hasn’t been nominated for any awards yet, but June is ever hopeful and has her acceptance speech ready. With love and acting encouragement to her 4 little men...Joseph, Henry, Tucker and Dallas.

Clare Osman (Special Guest): After creating the role of Angie (and playing her for the last three years!), Clare is happy to be back, especially with the opportunity to work with the wonderfully talented June Wolfson. Thanks as always to Jen for her creative talents...and to Dewaine who continues to make all things possible!

Greg Nix (Writer/Assistant Director): Greg is thrilled to be back with This Is The Week That Is for the fourth (!) time. Earlier this season, he helped create/performed in The Big Time. Other 1812 credits include That Was The Year That Was, Eventa du Schmancy, and My Funny Valentine. More Philly work: Jeff Coon and Ben Dibble Must Die (Fringe); Plaid Tidings, Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story (Walnut Street Theatre); The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Theatre Horizon, Barrymore Award – Best Ensemble). He’s currently based in Los Angeles, but you can check him out online at www.gregnix.com and @gregonix. Thanks to Jen—the Mr. Miyagi to his Daniel-san—and the many other wonderful people in his Philly family. Most importantly, big ups to the one and only Reuben Tavon Mitchell… the important thing is that he flew.

Don Montrey (Head News Writer): Don is happy to back for another year of This Is the Week That Is. Don is Executive Director of ComedySportz Philadelphia, Philadelphia’s longest-running show. Don created and hosted the comedy shows DIE, ACTOR, DIE, The Dirtiest Sketch in Philadelphia, and the NED Talks: Funny People Talking About Funny Things. Don and Jen have worked on numerous projects over the past 17 years. Can you name three? You’d be surprised! Love to my beautiful wife Kathleen and my children, Carlin and Liam who are going to be way funnier than me when they grow up.


Adam Riggar (Scenic Designer): Adam is thrilled (as always) to be working with 1812, and is even more excited to see another year of This Is The Week That Is. Previous designs for 1812 include To Fool The Eye, Boston Marriage, Why I’m Scared of Dance by Jen Childs, Happily Ever After, and Cherry Bomb. A graduate of North Carolina School of the Arts, Adam designs scenery as much as he can and works as the Production Manager/TD for the Theater Department at Swarthmore College. Love to Courtney and their sons Finneas and Henry.

Paul Peyton Moffitt (Lighting Designer): Paul Peyton Moffitt works as a freelance Lighting Designer, Technical Director, and Production Manager based out of Philadelphia. Currently, he is also the Technical Director for the Upper Darby Performing Arts Center and the Production Manager for Upper Darby Summer Stage. Paul also teaches Stage Crew at Upper Darby High School and Performing Arts Center. In Philadelphia, Paul has designed for 1812 Productions, Headlong Dance Theatre, Intrepid Theatre Company, Zen One Dance Collective, Nichole Canuso Dance Company, Theatre Exile, Akuka Theatre, and several others. In New York, Paul has designed for everything smaller dance, Gina Kohlar, Ma-Yi Theatre Company, En-Act Theatre, Kids With Guns Theatre Company, Houses On The Moon, and several others. Internationally, Paul has toured with and designed for The Farber Foundry, James Divine Dance, and World Inferno/Friendship Society. Paul has also instructed and been the Technical Director for Swarthmore College and Ursinus College. Paul enjoys working within a group of collaborators to create new interdisciplinary movement theatre and dance. He has also moon-lighted as a Set Designer, Head Rigger, Video Designer, and Sound Designer. Paul’s main hobbies are astronomy, boat building/sailing, gardening, and most of all playing with D’Arcy, Cybele, and Petunia.

Jorge Cousineau (Video & Sound Designer): Jorge has been involved in the creation of the This Is The Week series since its inception and worked on a number of other 1812 productions including The Four Of Us and Karma Cookie. He spends most of his time designing sets, lights, sound, or video in theaters of this and other cities, as well as raising two children and co-directing his company Subcircle together with his wife Niki.

Lauren Perigard (Costume Designer): Lauren Perigard is so excited to be back for her 4th installment of This Is The Week That Is. She has been designing professionally in Philadelphia for nine years after receiving a BFA in costume design from SUNY Fredonia and apprenticing in the costume shop of the Walnut Street Theatre. Lauren is the costume shop manager for Upper Darby Summer Stage as well as Drexel University. Favorite designs include Pinocchio, Cat in the Hat (Arden Theatre Company), Proof (Walnut Street Theatre), Spring Awakening (Theatre Horizon), and Spelling Bee, Midsummer, Apple Tree, (Drexel University). Big thanks and love to Jen and the 1812 funny family. XO MK


Avista Custom Theatrical Services (Properties): Avista Custom Theatrical Services, LLC was founded in 2007 as a properties design and construction firm. Avista specializes in custom construction, upholstery, soft goods construction, and also owns a 7,000 square foot rental house in Norristown filled with props and lighting equipment. Avista’s work has been seen at Azuka Theatre, Flashpoint Theatre, Theatre Horizon, Mauckingbird, Act II Playhouse, Theatre Exile, Bristol Riverside Theatre, Burlington County College, and Drexel University. Avista is in its third season as resident prop team at 1812 Productions and its sixth season at InterAct Theatre. Please visit avistacustom.com.

Georgia Schlessman (Production Manager): Georgia Schlessman is in her second season as 1812’s Production Manager. Georgia has been working with 1812 for the past seven years in varying capacities, including 20 shows as 1812’s Assistant Stage Manager. Previous shows with 1812 include Dave & Aaron Go To Work, Mistakes Were Made, Our Show Of Shows, all eight This Is The Week productions, Search For Signs, and Suburban Love Songs. Georgia is a graduate of the Arden Professional Apprenticeship (2004-2005 season) and holds bachelor degrees in Visual Media: Digital Imaging, and Theatre: Performance Track from American University. She has eight years of professional experience as a freelance theatre artist in the Philadelphia area.

Melanie Leeds (Assistant Production Manager): Melanie Leeds is thrilled to be working again with 1812. She was APM last season for Dave & Aaron Go to Work. She works as a freelance stage and production manager throughout the Philadelphia area. She has stage managed for The Bearded Ladies, Theatre Exile, PlayPenn, Flashpoint Theatre Company, First Person Arts, Delaware Shakespeare Festival, and Chlamydia Dell’Arte. She has worked as both stage and production manager for Inis Nua Theatre Company and Philadelphia Young Playwrights. Big thanks to Georgia for bringing me onboard!

Britt Plunkett / Campbell Studios (Technical Director): Britt Plunkett / Campbell Studios have been professionally involved with several theatre companies, both locally and internationally, since 1996. Credits include InterAct Theatre, Pig Iron Theatre, Gas and Electric Arts, Living Arts Theatre, Gravity Works Theatre, Contemporary Stage Company, Delaware Theatre Company, Act II Playhouse, 1812 Productions, Flashpoint Theatre, and Entertainment Events. Britt is also co-artistic director of insperado, an initiative based theatre company dedicated to producing multi-media, multi-medium works that push the audience to experience theatre in new and exciting ways. Britt resides in South Philly with his lovely wife, Kelly.

Thomas E. Shotkin (Stage Manager): Tom is currently in his 12th season as production stage manager for 1812. Favorite shows include: This Is The Week That Is (all 8!), Our Show of Shows, Cherry Bomb, Suburban Love Songs, The Four of Us, Batboy: The Musical, Like Crazy Like Wow, and An Evening Without Woody Allen (in which he performed). He is also production/company manager for PlayPenn, a new play development conference. Other SM credits: Arena Stage, Theatre Exile, People’s Light & Theatre, Arden Theatre Company, Barnstormers Theatre (NH), Act II Playhouse. Tom has also worked for Opera Company of Philadelphia, Hartford Stage Company, Azuka Theatre Collective, and Boarshead Theatre (MI). Love to MB.


Kate Sabato (Assistant Stage Manager): Kate is delighted to be back for another season with 1812. This is her ninth season as a Philadelphia-area theater technician. She can also be found behind the scenes at Arden Theatre Company and the Walnut Street Theatre. Kate is also proud to be the Wardrobe Supervisor for Upper Darby Summer Stage. Love and thanks to her fiancé Karlis, and to her family.

Lucas Nguyen (Master Electrician): Lucas Nguyen is a Philadelphia-based theatre artisan and Vietnamese-American from Houston, TX. He is really from Texas and is sorry about that. Around town, he has worked with such companies as Theatre Horizon, The Wilma Theater, FringeArts, InterAct Theatre, and Philadelphia Theatrical Supply. Here’s to the Pancake People.

Chris Sannino (Sound Engineer): Chris Sannino is a West Philadelphia based sound engineer, designer, and composer. Proud to be working on his second production with 1812, Chris is also the audio engineer for FringeArts and an engineer/promoter at Underground Arts. When not behind the scenes, he can often be seen playing in Philadelphia based rock bands Impressionist and solo project Kevin and the Shapes. Recent engineering credits include the Miss Philadelphia Pageant, the Cole Hamels Foundation, Revolution and a Sandwich (The Shakedown Project), Object Lesson and Elephant Room (Rainpan 43), ’The Year I Was Born’ (Lola Arias), and The Big Time (1812 Productions).

Sharon Weiss (Honorary Producer): Sharon would like to personally thank 1812 for having Jeffrey as a board member. It now gives her a lot more “me time”— Yeah! They have both spread the word about 1812’s great shows and now have 35 family and friends join them for each show. Sharon and Jeff would like to thank you for joining them in their support of this wonderful theatre company.

Jeff Weiss (Honorary Producer): Having been a season subscriber for over 10 years, Sharon and Jeff decided to become more involved with this fabulous outlet for comedy. Jeff is presently the Vice President of 1812’s Board of Directors, and they are both thrilled to help support 1812 with this and other productions.

Kate Tejada (Managing Director): This season marks Kate’s 12th season as Managing Director of 1812 Productions. She began her arts administration career at the Arden Theatre Company and also worked for Philadelphia’s FringeArts Festival for many years. She serves on the Board of Directors for 1812, has served as a peer panelist for the Philadelphia Cultural Fund, and has been a guest speaker at The University of the Arts and Temple University on

arts administration. She holds a BA from Beloit College in Beloit, Wisconsin. She would like to thank Jen and the entire staff of 1812 for their support and hard work. She recently became a suburbanite with her husband,Clayton, sons Alex & Gabriel & mutt Sydney.


Special Thanks: June & Steve Wolfson, Sharon & Jeff Weiss, Clare & Dewaine Osman, John Scott, Terry Graboyes and Graboyes Commercial Window Company, Charlotte Cushman Foundation and their Board of Directors, The Christian R. & Mary L. Lindback Foundation, Andrew and Kristin Wood at Russet, Elizabeth Murphy, PECO, Mike Stiltner at Urban Enoteca, Katie Pidgeon and Flashpoint Theatre Company, Upper Darby Performing Arts Center and Upper Darby student volunteers, Colleen McMillan and Walnut Street Theatre, Glenn Perlman and Arden Theatre Company, John Gallagher, and New Paradise Laboratories.

And thanks to those who make our work possible all year long... the Board of Directors of 1812 Productions, 1812’s amazing support staff, Andrew Nelson, Social Impact Studios, Jennifer McAlarney Hoopes, John Flak, Mark Garvin, Margaret Spencer, and all of our great volunteers and interns.

Full-Time Administrative StaffJennifer Childs, Artistic DirectorKate Tejada, Managing DirectorDavid Jadico, External Relations DirectorTyler Melchior, Marketing and Public Relations DirectorMarla Burkholder, Education DirectorGeorgia Schlessman, Production ManagerJaime Konowal, Patron Services ManagerNoah Herman, Assistant to the Artistic DirectorPrarthana Jayaram, Development Assistant

Glenn Gundersen, PresidentJeff Weiss, Vice PresidentKyle A. Midkiff, CPA, TreasurerPhil Yannella, SecretaryJennifer BohnenbergerJames D. BrownJennifer ChildsRoberta Emmanuel

David JadicoNadine LomakinKristin McLaughlinClare OsmanEdwin RosentholNancy L. RothKate TejadaJune Wolfson

Board EmeritusTerry GraboyesDolly Beechman SchnallKimberly Rehfuss

1812 Productions’ Administrative Office

OUR NEW ADDRESS:2329 S. 3rd StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19148(215) 592-9560 ph. (215) 592-9580 f.1812productions.org

If you want to be our friend on-line, check us out on Facebook and Twitter.

1812 Productions’ Board of Directors

1812 Productions’ Staff

special thanks

FOUNDATION, GOVERNMENT, AND CORPORATE SUPPORT

$100,000 and aboveWilliam Penn Foundation

$25,000 – $99,999Independence FoundationJune and Steve Wolfson Family FoundationThe Pew Center for Arts & HeritageWyncote Foundation

$10,000 – $24,999Arcadia FoundationCHG Charitable TrustOtto Haas Charitable Trust

$5,000 – $9,999Connelly FoundationGraboyes Commercial WindowsHarmelin MediaLincoln Financial FoundationMacquarie Group FoundationPhiladelphia Cultural FundState of Pennsylvania Council on the ArtsSt. Christopher’s Foundation for ChildrenStockton Rush Bartol FoundationSuzanne F. Roberts Cultural Development Fund

$1,000 – $4,999The Caroline J. Sanders TrustCharlotte Cushman FoundationDolfinger-McMahon FoundationThe Greater Philadelphia Cultural AllianceHenrietta Tower Wurts Memorial FoundationThe Joseph Kennard Skilling TrustLida FoundationThe Virginia and Harvey Kimmel Arts Education Fund of the Philadelphia Foundation

The Virginia Brown Martin Fund of the Philadelphia FoundationChristian R. & Mary F. Lindback FoundationPECOVerizon FoundationWidener Memorial FoundationThe William K. Stewart Foundation

up to $1,000Bridget Foy’sCA TechnologiesING DirectMerck Partnership for GivingWomen’s Way

INDIVIDUAL SUPPORTERS

VAUDEVILLIAN

SOCIETY

GEORGE AND GRACIE LEVEL ($5,000 and up)Mary & James BrownMichael P. BuckleyTom Callan & Martin McNamaraKate Sullivan & Bob D’ZuroTerry GraboyesGlenn Gundersen & Susan ManixClare & Dewaine OsmanMarilyn SteinbrightSharon & Jeff WeissJune & Steve Wolfson

VAUDEVILLIAN

SOCIETY

FANNY BRICE LEVEL ($2,500 – $4,999)Christina Clay, MDMarjie & Andy QuintRichard Vague

VAUDEVILLIAN

SOCIETY

W. C. FIELDS LEVEL ($1,812 – $2,499)Paul & Karen BlackLouis BluverSuzie ChildsSue Ann & Bob MarburgKyle Anne Midkiff, CPADon & Hether SmithPhil Straus & Margaret Harris

The Big Time ($1,000 – $1,811)Anonymous (3)Janet Chance & Catherine SimileDr. James M. Childs, Jr.John Durkin & Rebecca StanleySandi Foxx-JonesBen & Lynda GreerSusan Greene & Kathleen SheridanSigrid Larson & Nancy RothNadine Lomakin & Michael McPhilmyDr. Marc S. & Joan LapayowkerConnie LyfordEdwin & Sally RosentholGayle & David SmithKathleen Stephenson & Jim ColbergDane & Joan Wells

Headliners ($500 – $999)Anonymous (2)Kim & David AdlerAmanda Aronoff & James KellerCat, Anne & Steven BohnenbergerCarol & Bruce CaswellJennifer, Lily & Scott GreerDave JadicoNatalie Levkovich & Richard NalbandianMimi & Jim McKenzieKristin & Mark McLaughlinBarbara Oldenhoff

thank you for your support!Government, Foundation, Corporate & Individual Support

Harry & Sharon PolskyHarriet Power & Bob HedleyThomas H. RamseyMarian Robinson & Benjamin ZuckermanLaura RogovinRuba Club StudiosChris & Eileen SatulloBarbara & Paul SchraederDrs. Debbie & Ralph SchragerClete Shields & Genvieve GoldsteinMargaret R. SpencerAndrew & Leslie SwinneyKris & Beth VarhusDonna & Andy WechslerEllen WernickMarisa Wigglesworth & Edmund BayrunsKaren & Richard WilsonPhilip Yannella

Scene Stealers ($100 – $249)Anonymous (8)Geoffrey AkstMichael & Carol AlbertEstelle & Gerry AlexanderJoseph & Alice AntonelliJennifer ArevaloBilly AronsonEileen BairdCarol & Tom BeamDr. Nathan & Dolly Beechman SchnallLewis & Marilyn BeckerPhillip Bennett & Joseph SchallerDavid & Nada BerdAmanda BerryAndrea BiondoAlan & Sherry BlumenthalNancy Boykin & Dan KernDr. Vicki BralowBob & George BremnerJulianne BrienzaMartin Brigham & Harriet RubensteinGabe CanusoTom & Gail CarrollDebbie Cella

Drs. Anthony & Estelle ChunnPatricia Crown & Anthony RadiceSandra & Saul ClairLita & Stanley CohenLori & Jim ColasantiJames ConwayBarbara CookeJanet CookeBarbara CoxeJames D. Crawford & Judith N. DeanRoger CrookCarol Fern CulhanePatricia DanzLori & Joe De MiltoEllen Deacon & Ernie CuffDrew J. & Catherine S. DedoJohn & Nina DiPietroJessica & Michael DohenyElisabeth DoolanElizabeth DowJohn & Lois DursoJayne EpsteinPaul & Judith FarberChirstine FitzgeraldJohn Flak & Jenny BurkholderPhilip Frank & Cliff EylerCarol Galin & Peg MinehartKate GallagherJanet-Lynn GarrabrantJohn GarrityMark GarvinKenneth GeorgeJulie George-CarlsonJames GianarisSam & Susan Gish – The Philadelphia Casting Co.Peggy GloverMartin & Marion GoldbergRichard & Claire GoldmanGrace Gonglewski & Eric SchoeferRichard & Pam GraboyesDr. Bll GreyKathleen GreenacreDr. Bertram Greenspun & Adele Aron Greenspun

Ron PowersPamela Rainey LawlerDrs. Robert & Karen SharrarDavid Gary SmithMarion M. WalterLoralene White & Geoff BadoWendy & Larry WhiteDavid WitzRichard Woosnam & Diane Dalto Woosnam

Top Bananas ($250 – $499)Anonymous (2)Peggy AndersonCharlotte & Dirk AveRobert Basickes & Marcia Witlin-BasickesJudith T. BeckJay & Nancy BerkowitzSandy & Mickey BernsteinMarilyn & Barry BevacquaCordelia Biddle & Steve ZettlerCharles & Nancy BramhamJoan & Joel ChinitzMaya Choldin & Nick KourtidesJohn CulhaneMary DonovanJacquelin Doyle & James FisherGeorge Faulkner & Helen AndersonRichard Fitzgerald & Marilyn MacGregorDan GannonGreg GephartGlenn Gilman & Angela RoccoRichard & Wendy GlazerJohn HagelePeggy & Denny HatchEdward & Susan HoffmanThomas Jadico, Jr.Howard KahlenbergNeal KrouseTheodora LandgrenDr. Don LaRossa & Anne Congdon LaRossaDrs. Frank & Sally MalloryAlan & Ricki MandeloffDavid Nix & Ellen WheelerMatt Pettigrew

(continued) thank you for your support!Government, Foundation, Corporate & Individual Support

Deb & Matt HaasAdrienne & Eric HartSue & Doug HeckrotteRon HermanAngie Hermann & Julio KupermanCelene HilkinEric & Angela HissomJoy & Mort HoffmanLinda & Jerry HoganJennifer HolmanEllen HuttonCarol B. JessupDebra & James KahnLisa KaiserJim KatilausArlene & Sheldon KeninCharles & Patricia KlingEdward Kobayashi & Mary BurkeBruce Kothmann & Andrea Kahn-KothmannReinhard & Sue D. KruseJocelyn LambLedlie LaughlinTed & Susan LeventhalJennifer & Scott LeventhalFran LeviBarbara & Robert LewisSusan T. LuninKristine Maciolek-SmallCirel & Howard MagenDonna MareeMary Ellen MarzulloGreg and Laurie MarxIn memory of Reuben MitchellMarc Meketon & Naomi SussmanRosemarie & Tom MercanteDavid & Judith MercurisJonathan Miller & Beaty BockAlan & Shirley MolodDeborah & Richard MontalbanoRoger C. MontemayorJeff & Maxine MorganPeggy & Steve MorganEliot & Bonnie NiermanMichael Norris & Matt VarratoMarianne O’Connor

David ParkScott ParsonsShelly & Ted PartlowJohn & Judith PeakesKaren Ragland in memory of Reuben MitchellSusanna RandallLaura RothkopfJudith RobbinsNina Robinson VitowMr. & Mrs. Edward RobsonToni & Ted RosenKen & Shelley RosenbergMarjorie RosenblumIn memory of the talented Reuben MitchellAdelle RubinDiane Rurode & James LordAnn SacksSteve & Sue SaddlemireCarol Saline & Paul RathblottFrederick SchaeferKaryn L. ScherSue SeifSusan K. ShapiroMichelle & Steven ShiponShirley & Jay SivitzCarleene & David SlowikHarry & Barbara SpaethCarl & Arlene TaraschiTom TauberKate & Clayton TejadaJohnne & Steve TintRegina Torsney-DurkinJudith & Lou TrachtmanMichael ValorisTom & Pat VernonConstance VilliersEmily & Chuck WagnerMarcianne WatersWalter WatsonAnn & Douglas WilkersonMark WeissJames WeygandtPaul & Jennifer WolfsonAnita WrightBarbara WrightBlanka Zizka

Opening Acts (up to $99)Anonymous (15)Judy Adamson & Fred JackesNoel AlbertsonSusan AlgieriAmorika AmorosoTheodora AshmeadJohn AttanasioGeoff BadoDr. Stuart & Elaine BaerGraham & Andrea BailerSusan BalderNicholas BardoutsosAlexis & Jay BechtelMarsha & David BeckLinda BelinskyBecca BernsteinHali BesmertnikSusan Blackwell-NehligDavid & Margaret BradleyDavid BrandtDr. Joshua & Amy BrodyPat Brotman & Jim MullahyTherese BurgeSusan BurrowsJon BurtonNancy CalabrettaJudith CalhounJudith & Dan CallardSharon CameronPearl M. CarpelSandra L. ChaffJulia ChapmanSara Chattin ThompsonLori ChinitzJames ClaytonTamara ClementsMark & Bonnie CochardJudy CohenRosina ColtellaroMarie ContiJeff CoonBetty CooperTina CoplanNatalie Corr & Jeff RohrSharon CottonMaggie DempsterPam Dinardo


Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. DolmanChristine Du Bois-BuxbaumJohn & Anne Marie DunnLoretta DunneMargaret H. EntwisleJoseph & Virginia FarleyDeborah FedarkoJeff & Deb FeldmanTricia FerraraCate FettermanRobert I. FieldDiana FingarDeborah FinnRaymond FordPatricia FormanAmy & Jesse FriedmanHelene W. Freidman, Marie Rizzo & Eileen HagerDonald M. FriedmanAlice GallagherStephen & Ardith GarlandBrenna GeffersJill Gefvert-MinickConnie & Bill GeorgovJudi & Joel GerstlStan GibellFrancine GinsbergJoan GmitterSandra GoldbergLeigh Goldenberg & Aaron BaumanMargaret GoldfarbNancy GoldmanDr. Norman R. & Arlene GoodmanDavid Greenwald & Wendy FormanLiz GreenwoodDorothy GrosickPriscilla GrosickDebra GrossTerry & Paul GuerinHoward & Lois GurakChris & Diane HajinianGail & Jim HarpAnn & David HarrisonSally Harrison

Kenneth HartzellJean HaskellDr. Forrest HaunJ. Hayden & V. MarounIsidore & Sharon HoffermanJennifer HoffmasterRobert & Margie HolberAud & Bill HoltzmanSimone & Lew HoltzmanSharon HoughPrarthana JayaramLarry JohnsonMarc JohnsonMarcia JohnstonJuliette KangCharles KarlRosamond KayArlene KetchumJim KellyMichael Kelly & Barbara RainearEdward KennedyLinda KernsMarilyn KirschSharon KlingPearl KramerEdwin & Etta KraussDena & Ed LakeDan Lasdon & Dr. Hildy JaffeDebby LauSusan LeeGayla LochKatherine LoftusFred & Dinah LovitchIngrid LuxArthur & Elaine MagilnerMr. Lonnie ManaiLolly MarchantDana MarcusLinda & David MarderJack & Mary MarkovJean MarkovitzKaki & Joe MarshallKathleen MayerNancy & Robert MegleyMark MendenhallBeatrice MendetzLiz MikitaDr. Alan & Susan Miller

Harriette MishkinDonna MurphyGigi NaglakRob NashPamela NelsonEtta & Charles NissmanCharlene NoltenJudy NoveyB NuttallGrace O’DonnellDave & Arline OlimJune O’NeillLarry PaceBryna PastonLaura PiccianoRae & Ron PinchukJanet & Charles PlosserJeffrey & Elizabeth PodrazaDr. Aili PogustDeena PollockDick Polman & Elise ViderLinda QuamAngela RameyLinda RamseyDavid RichardsAnn RickseckerMr. & Mrs. Edward RobsonBenjamin RoerichRich & Christie RogeroBruce & Beth RosnerLisa RosnerCharles RumfordDan & Pam SableSue & Richard SalkowitzRoberta SampsonMark SandbergLinda SantoroCindy SavettStephanie ScappaLewis SchifreenJane & Gary SchlossJoyce & Seth SchulmanJoan SchumacherClaudine SchweberBernard Seinberg & Deborah FedarkoAlex & Stefanie SeldinShaftAnonymous


Nancy ShearerLois ShestackMarvin & Joan ShotkinBerne & Anne SiergiejTrish SigleyPaulette SingletonBarbara SklarJerry SlivermanMr. & Mrs. Richard D. SimonDianne & Barry SloaneTheresa H. SmithMina Smith-Segal & Morris KleinEmer Smyth & Muredach ReillyFrederick SnyderRichard SobelJack StantonRichard & Nancy StarkLyn & Howard SteinKatherine StepkowiczJanet SternSandra StevensMaria SticcoJustin StolteLynne StriebMarsha TabatLeroy & Marsha TabbShirley TauberEllen M. TedaldiMary TeelingMary TetiJillian ThomasPatrick Thumudo

Johnne & Steve TintMichael TragerGladys TreonDavid VerdonSusan & Stephen VinebergDonna Waitz CohnSusan WaltherRobert & Eleanor WeinbergJoan WeinerElizabeth WeinrebPaul & Marilyn WeintraubElaine WeissDonna WestJohn WeygandtJudith WhiteMindy WidmanCharlotte WilkinsDoris A. WilliamsMarilyn WilliamsMeghann WilliamsMerrily Williams & Richard SummersMichael WilliamsTerry WillisAlan & Leni WindlePeter & Kathie WiseJudith WohlreichGreg & Emily WolfsonGreg Wood & Susie StevensAnita WrightIleen WrightRobert YablonKaren ZinnAnita Zippert

In-Kind ContributorsJane Berryman, Raymond James & Associates, Inc.John Flak Photography Graboyes Commercial WindowsTerry GraboyesPhiladelphia Distilling CompanyYards Brewing CompanyChris HajinianRobert J. Kratz, CPANadine LomakinJune WolfsonKristin McLaughlinClare OsmanDechert, LLCRussetStrangelove’sAndrew NelsonBarbara Sorin


Foundation, Government, Coporate and Individual supporters listed are for donations made through April 10, 2014 to 1812 Productions, 1812 Outreach and The Jilline Ringle Solo Performance Program. If you see any omissions, please contact David Jadico, External Relations Director at 215-592-9560, ext 14 or [email protected].

This Is The Week That Is (2014) Playbill

Documents

Transcript of This Is The Week That Is (2014) Playbill