WHO’S WHO In THEATRE FORTYBOARD OF DIRECTORS

Jim Jahant, ChairpersonLya Cordova-Latta

Ruth Flinkman-MarandyDr. Robert Karns

Charles GlennMyra Lurie

Frederick G. Silny, TreasurerDavid Hunt Stafford, Secretary

Gloria StroockBonnie WebbMarion Zola

ARTISTIC COMMITTEEGail Johnston • Jennifer Laks • Alison Blanchard

Diana Angelina • Cathy Diane Tomlin • Leda Siskind

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFDavid Hunt Stafford . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Artistic/Managing DirectorJennifer Parsons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .BookkeeperRichard Hoyt Miller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Database ManagerPhilip Sokoloff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Director of Public RelationsJay Bell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ReservationistDean Wood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Box Office ManagerSusan Mermet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Assistant Box Office ManagerKori Beth Kaye . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .House ManagerLarry Rubinstein . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Technology Guru

PRODUCTION STAFFArtistic/Managing Director David Hunt Stafford

Set Design Jeff G. RackCostume Design Michèle YoungLighting Design Ric Zimmerman

Sound Design Joseph "Sloe" SlawinskiMakeup/Hair/Wig Design Judi Lewin

Photographer Ed KreigerProgram Design Richard Hoyt Miller

Publicity Philip SokoloffReservations & Information Jay Bell / 310-364-0535

THEATRE FORTY PRESEnTS

PRODUCED BY DAVID HUNT STAFFORD

DIRECTED BY HOWARD STORM

The 2nd Production of the 2016-2017 Season

Set Designer..............................................JEFF G. RACKCostume Designer................................MICHÈLE YOUNGLighting Designer................................RIC ZIMMERMANSound Designer ..................JOSEPH “SLOE” SLAWINSKIStage Manager.........................................DON SOLOSANAssistant Director.................................JEAN SPORTELLIAssistant Stage Manager ..................RICHARD CARNER

BYSAMUEL WARREN JOSEPH

MORALIMPERATIVE

The Audience’s RoleYou are the featured player in tonight’s performance. Here aresome reminders of how you can play your role with style, graceand professionalism.

• There is no louder sound in a theatre than the rattle of cello-phane. Please unwrap candy or cough drops before theplay begins.

• If your companion can hear you whispering, other membersof the audience, and the actors, can hear you also.

• Please turn your cell phone, digital alarm watch or pager off,or set it to vibrate.

PRODuCTIOn nOTES

I am very proud and honored to be working with thiswonderful cast and crew.

It is also very exciting to be working with my dearfriend Sam Joseph

the author of this wonderful play.-- Howard Storm

THE CAST

CASTSeth ............................................................MARTIN THOMPSON*Mary ...............................................................SUSAN DAMANTE*Robert...................................................................KEN KAMLET*Karen .................................................................KYOKO OKAZAKIOscar.....................................................DAVID HUNT STAFFORD*Detective Pauline...........................................BRANDEE STEGER*

SETTINGThe entire play takes place in the living room and study ofan old Victorian style house somewhere in New England.ACT I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Scene 1 - Night

Scene 2 - Night, two days laterIntermission

ACT I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Scene 1 - Night, two days laterScene 2 - Late Afternoon, one week laterScene 3 - Morning, five days laterScene 4 - Night, eight hours laterScene 5 - Morning, four days laterScene 6 - Afternoon, three hours laterScene 7 - Night, six hours later

Moral Imperative will play with one 15-minute intermission*Appearing courtesy of Actors Equity Association

BYSAMUEL WARREN JOSEPH

MORALIMPERATIVE

WHO’S WHOMARTIN THOMPSON (Seth): Martin Thompson is a former newYork soap opera actor (All My Children, Guiding Light, TheEdge of Night) whose numerous award winning and criticallyacclaimed stage performances include roles at The Ameri-can Theatre of Actors in new York, Atlanta's Theatre in theSquare, and the world famous Barter Theatre of Virginia. Asa company member at Theatre 40 in Beverly Hills, he wasmost recently seen in two of Bitter Lemons’ “Top Ten Showsin LA” last season: Hellman v. McCarthy starring Dick Cavett,and Perfect Timing. In motion pictures, he co-stars with Kevin

Costner in The New Daughter, opposite Paul Rudd in Wanderlust, and withColin Firth in Main Street (the final screenplay by the legendary Horton Foote).His television credits include Lake Effects with Jane Seymour for Hallmark,NCIS: Los Angeles, Criminal Minds, Scorpion, Comedy Bang Bang, and thenew series Uncle Buck on ABC. Thompson is also a member of the acting fac-ulty at the new York Film Academy and the Los Angeles Performing Arts Con-servatory.

SUSAN DAMANTE (Mary): Susan Damante studied underWilliam Ball at The American Conservatory Theatre in SanFrancisco, with Atlantic Theater Acting Studios in new Yorkand LA, Milton Katselas and Jeffrey Tambor in Los Angeles.She has appeared in movies The Candidatewith Robert Red-ford, The Student Teachers directed by Jonathan Kaplan (TheAccused), The Wilderness Family (and its two sequels), aswell as numerous TV series. She also starred as Cam Fish in

the acclaimed short feature: Unending Hell. She appeared on the new Yorkstage as Bev McHale in Her Sonoma Story at the neighborhood Playhouse.She also directed the original play, Brodie And Ruth and was producer/cast-ing director of Willowbeewhich was showcased at the HBO/uS Comedy ArtsFestival in Aspen, Colorado. Susan is thrilled to be performing the role ofMary in Moral Imperative... thank you, David and Howard! This is her secondproduction at Theatre 40, the first being The Gamester as Madame Preferre’directed by Jules Aaron. A forty-four year practicing nichiren Buddhist withthe SGI, she dedicates this performance to her mentor Daisaku Ikeda and toher mother Marjorie, who taught her true resilience. To view Susan’s resumeand reel go to: http:resumes.actorsaccess.com/susandamante

KEN KAMLET (Robert) has performed on stages from nY toLA (with many stops in between) including Lincoln Center,The unicorn, Centerstage, Ensemble Studio Theatre,Dorset Theatre Festival, Forestburgh Playhouse, CulverCity Public, The Ivy Substation and many more. Favoriteleading roles have included: The Glass Menagerie (GreggW. Brevoort, director), Come Blow Your Horn, EasternStandard (Richard Iglewski, director), The Good Doctor,

WHO’S WHOThe Inspector General, Fortinbras, Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead(Richard Rose, director), Lend Me a Tenor and The Mousetrap. Ken hascreated roles in the Off Broadway world premiere productions of Two ByChaim Potok (Shela Xoregos, director), Warehouse Moon, My Anxiety At-tack and Diamond Lens. Regionally, he originated roles in Vaclav Havel'sThe Increased Difficulty of Concentration (u.S. premiere/John Morrison,director), The Jazz Club (Jill Charles, director), as standby for Harley Ven-ton in Douglas Carter Beane's Advice From a Caterpillar (Edgar Lans-bury, director), Frozen in the Looking Pool (Chicago AvenueTheatre/Minneapolis) and in Cape Turnaround's The Rebirth Consortium(The Complex, Hollywood). Recent films: Red Hot Frog, The Radical,Home Made, Dying to Live, Reflection Eternal, White Angel and DavidGoes to Work. TV: As The World Turns (recurring), Aliens in the Family,Mysteries of the Apocalypse, Life, Love, & Hollywood, Kate & Allie, Tat-tinger's. Ken is a proud member of AEA and SAG-AFTRA. Happy to jointhe Theatre 40 family and special thanks to David, Howard and Samuelfor this opportunity. www.KenKamlet.com

KYOKO OKAZAKI (Karen): Kyoko Okazaki, born and raisedin Okayama, Japan is happily a new member at Theatre40. She received her arts training in Toyko from Stray DogTheatre Company and in Hollywood from Theatre of Arts.She decided to make acting her career at the age of 5,after appearing in Peach Taro as a devil in her kindergartenperformance. She is honored to make her debut appear-ance here at Theatre40 and grateful to be part of this won-derful production, under the direction of Howard Storm.

Her love for theater has been seen in many theatrical plays such as Burai– Standing All Alone an original scripted Japanese Samurai Play by naokiFujiyama performed in English at the Aratani Theatre and Theatre Theaterin LA. Her other credits include Katana in Santa Monica, How To Meas-ure Happiness at The Las Palmas Arena Stage, I’m an Actor, They Don’tGet It at Tre Stage in Hollywood.Her voice over credits include skits for Conan (TBS) & Jimmy Kimmel(ABC), Soup To Nuts, Jim Beam Whiskey, Anime Conan and Andy andmany more. She has done the Japanese voice-over for a large list ofAmerican movies as well, such as My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 andWhiplash.She is appreciative to David Hunt Stafford and all the board members forkeeping this amazing Theatre Company going. Thank you for your warmsupport and she extends her sincere wishes that you enjoy the show!

WHO’S WHODAVID HUNT STAFFORD (Oscar) is a graduate of Cal. Arts the-atre school in Valencia, California. Currently he is the Artis-tic/Managing Director of Theatre 40 and has performed inover 67 plays here including Kin, The Circle, Black Coffee,The Little Foxes, The Norman Conquests, Japanese DeathPoem, Quartermaine's Terms, Heartbreak House, A Lie ofthe Mind, Arms and the Man, Our Town, and Morning's AtSeven. Other performance credits include The BrowningVersion, On Borrowed Time, Confusions, Orphans of the

Storm, Ed Simpson's The Battle of Shallowford, Prin, Translations, Rosen-crantz and Guildenstern are Dead, The Misanthrope, Tanglin' Hearts andhis one-man show The Lights of My Life. His television and film credits arenumerous but include M*A*S*H, Lou Grant, The Jayne Mansfield Story,Possums, and Orson Welles' The Other Side of the Wind among others.

BRANDEE STEGER (Detective Pauline) is an executive pro-ducer, writer and director of the popular Emmy consideredweb series Not So Union www.notSounion.com. Film cred-its include: Dirty Laundry (Thomas Jane, Ron Perlman),School Dance (nick Cannon), The Wrights (Michael Ste-ger, Ted Danson). She worked on the Emmy consideredBET series Send Me (Tracie Thoms) and with Tony nomi-nated director Wilson Milam in the London reading of theoriginal play, The Correspondent. Steger was directed by

her husband, actor Michael Steger, in her favored autobiographical onewoman show Brandee Built on Crazee (Stella Adler Theatre). Brandee isa lifetime member of the Actors Studio.

HOWARD STORM (Director): Howard is an entertainment icon,who began his stage career at the tender age of nine yearsold working at a hotel in the Catskills, where his Vaudevil-lian father served as Social Director. Howard was thestraight man. His father would hold Howard’s sleeve whiletelling a joke and when the laugh subsided he would let go,then Howard would do the next set-up. That’s how helearned comedy timing. From there, Howard went on to be-

come an actor, writer, stand-up comedian and director.As a comedian, Howard was eventually called to star on some of Amer-ica’s greatest TV shows, including The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson,Steve Allen and Merv Griffin. He was snatched from the comedy club cir-cuit to direct Valerie Harper in her TV series, Rhoda, as his first TV direc-torial assignment and went on to become one of television’s reigningdirectors of comedy for such popular long-running sitcoms as Laverne &Shirley, Mork & Mindy, Taxi, Major Dad, Alf, Gimme A Break and Every-body Loves Raymond to name a few. The roster of stars he’s directed lists:Frank Sinatra, Robin Williams, Don Rickles, Richard Lewis, Bea Arthur,

WHO’S WHODoris Roberts, nancy Walker, Billy Crystal, Steve Martin, Peter Boyle,Penny Marshal, Cindy Williams, Tony Danza, Ray Romano and HowieMandel, among others. Howard also directed Once Bitten, Jim Carrey’sfeature film debut and assisted Woody Allen in Allen’s early directorial ef-forts: Take The Money and Run, and Bananas. He also appeared in Broad-way Danny Rose as one of the comedians at the table. Later in Hollywood,Storm’s impeccable comedy credentials earned him a spot with The Com-mittee, a group which specialized in improvisational performance. He alsowrote TV scripts for such well-known shows as All In The Family, The Par-tridge Family and the original Bob Newhart Show.With regard to stage, Howard’s directorial credits include Requiem For AHeavyweight at Theatre West, as well as the very successful comedy, TheLove List at Theatre 40. Also at Theatre 40 he starred as Ralph in TheLast Romance and co-wrote Jimmy and Sam along with Pat Harringtonand the late Michael Rhodes, in which he starred as Sam to much criticalacclaim.We, at Theatre 40, are so pleased to have Howard Storm working with usagain and look forward for more to come in the future! Howard sends hislove to his wife, Patricia, and many thanks to Dick Cavett and Theatre 40.SAMUEL WARREN JOSEPH (Playwright): Sam’s credits include the movie OffYour Rocker, a comedy-drama about a revolution in an old folks’ home star-ring Milton Berle, Red Buttons and Dorothy Malone. He has written ani-mation episodes for such shows as Duck Tales, Dennis The Menace andBatman. Sam’s stage play, Window Of Opportunity, a suspenseful darkcomedy about corporate corruption, premiered at the Met Theatre in LosAngeles in the spring of 2006 to rave reviews. It has been turned into a fea-ture film, which he wrote and directed and was released in 2015. The filmwas produced and co-scored by John Densmore, the drummer of TheDoors. Sam wrote the book and co-wrote the songs for the stage musical,Campaign, which had its premiere in October, 2010, also to excellent re-views. His couple’s comedy, Two Times Two, also had its world premierein 2010 in new Orleans to great reviews. His musical, Psychosexual: ALove Story, for which he wrote the book and lyrics, premiered earlier thisyear at the Met Theatre and was a hit at the Hollywood Fringe Festival.Sam has also been a special education teacher in inner city Los Angelesand currently is a community college Adjunct Assistant Professor of Eng-lish.DON SOLOSAN (Stage Manager): Don made his debut as stage manager onTheatre 40’s production of “The Last Romance,” and most recently just fin-ished up the Breath of Spring. In his free time, he creates promotionalvideos for the Los Angeles Historic Theatre Foundation exploring LA’s clas-sic movie palaces, which can be seen at www.youtube.com/lahtf. The mostrecent is a peek inside the Rialto Theatre in South Pasadena. His videoprofile of set designer Jeff G. Rack can be seen on Theatre 40’s YouTube

WHO’S WHOchannel www.youtube.com/theatreforty.JEAN SPORTELLI (Assistant Director): Her fourth (if you are keeping count)production here at Theatre 40! What a delightful opportunity this time toassist Howard Storm with this World Premiere of Samuel Warren Joseph’sMORAL IMPERATIVE.More than just an avid audience member, she has Stage Managed, De-signed Lighting & Sets in several productions with LAAT & Marla Gibb’sCrossroads Theatre in the 80s & early 90s, including the original theatricalproduction of 227. She also produced and managed the Toluca Lake Play-ers. Always grateful to learn and grow in this creative process.A BIG thanks to David Hunt Stafford & the Theatre 40 patrons for keepingquality theatre alive, creative, diverse & inclusive in this sprawling LA me-tropolis.JEFF G. RACK (Set Designer): Jeff is the resident designer for Theatre 40.Some of his many designs here include: Patterns, Flare Path, Light Up theSky, KIN, Opening Night, Remembrance, 7 Stories, Voysey Inheritance,The Bat, Modern Orthodox, LUV, Constant Wife, and Black Coffee. He wasnominated for 2 Ovation Awards last year for Nightwatch and God OnlyKnows. Jeff is also a writer, director and the Producing-Artistic Director ofunbound Productions, which produces the popular, immersive Wicked LitHalloween shows in October. Shows Jeff has directed here at T-40 are: Dr.Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, The Mystery Plays, and PEN. Jeff is also involved inProduction Design, Sculpting and EFX work for the film industry, havingworked on Planet of the Apes, Armageddon, Flubber, Con-Air, and univer-sal Studios’ Back to the Future ride. He also teaches production design atIAFT film school. Jeff would like to thank Amanda Sauter, Ernest McDanieland Phil Biondich for their contributions to this set. Also his wife Christineand David Stafford for all of their support, and acknowledge his Dad whocontinues to be an inspiration to him. MICHÈLE YOUNG (Costume Designer): Michele’s seventh season with The-atre 40. Productions include Perfect Timing, Double Door, 7 Stories, BlondePoison, Night Watch, Kin, Spider's Web, God Only Knows, Remembranceand Luv. Other LA productions include: The Road Theatre – The Play AboutThe Baby, John Is A Father and Birder (in association with CTG), BrokenFences, The Mongoose, Homefree, The Other Place, Rogue Machine -Luka’s Room, Where The Great Ones Run, Bootleg Theatre - Day Trader,Theatre Banshee - Lay Me Down Softly, By The Bog of Cats, Brendan,WCJT - The Whipping Man, The Immigrant, Ahmanson Theatre - MatthewBourne’s Sleeping Beauty, LA Opera, most recently La Boheme, TheGhosts of Versailles, Pantages - Annie, DOMA - The Playground, plus manymusicals including Ragtime, Hairspray, Parade and more! In new York,premier of Ethel Sings (undercover Productions/Walkerspace Theatre).Recognized, for the four consecutive years as Costumer Designer of The

Year by StageSceneLA (2014-15, 2013-14, 2012-13 and 2011-12) and forOutstanding Costumer Design in 2010-11 for Theatre 40’s Luv and Spider’sWeb. On film, costume design - Linkin, for The Toscars VI 2013 festival,and the award winning Pepper. Michèle began her career as a film pro-duction manager in London, her hometown. She is also a photographer,graphic designer, art teacher and long-time advocate for the arts in educa-tion! RIC ZIMMERMAN (Lighting Designer) Fourth season in residence at TheatreForty. Theatrical collaborators include Rogue Machine, Circle X, The Foun-tain Theatre, Theatre of note, Company of Angels, The Vagrancy, The Vis-ceral Company, Civic Light Opera of South Bay Cities, The neighborhoodPlayhouse, Vanguard Repertory,The Madrid Theatre and many more. Ric’sdance designs have taken him around the continental uS, Mexico, Canada,Russia, China and Brazil. Selected dance collaborators: Los Angeles Con-temporary Dance Company, Helios Dance Theatre, navarasa Dance The-atre, Royal Flux, Rhapsody in Taps, Danza Floricanto, EDGE, Viver Brasil,Theatre Bethune, Louise Reichlin and Dancers, Synapse, Keshet Chaim,and Lula Washington Dance Theatre as well as concert pieces for chore-ographers Doriana Sanchez, Frit and Frat Fuller, Terri Best, nicole Berger,Genevieve Carson, Yusuf nasir, Jaci Royal, and Marinda Davis. Corporatedesign work includes such clients as Panasonic, Boeing, Microsoft, thenHRA, Center Theatre Group and the Hard Rock Cafe. Music lighting cred-its include Lea Salonga, Judy Collins, Cyndi Lauper, Seun Kuti, The Fish-tank Ensemble, Esperanza Spalding, the Klezmatics and The Bird and theBee as well as hundreds of local concerts. Ric has twice been honored asLighting Designer of the Year by StageSceneLA. He received his BA inMusic Composition from Loyola Marymount university. JOSEPH "SLOE" SLAWINSKI (Sound Designer): Sloe has designed over 200plays. He was the sound designer for the exciting production The Ugly Onefor Gates McFadden. His other recent designs include Gidion’s Knot for theFurious Theatre Company directed by Darin Anthony and Gabrieal Griego,Rx directed by John Pleshette, Flowers For Algernon for Deaf West, DownIn Front directed by Gabrieal Griego, and Land Line directed by Bill Charl-ton. He is the sound designer for The American Academy of Dramatic Arts.He would like to thank the incredible and amazing Gabrieal Griego for hercontinuous support during all of his creative endeavors. He is proud to bepart of this great production.

WHO’S WHO

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Shhhhh.Wanna know a Secret?

YOU could get Ralphs to donate money to us...

And it’s legal!

When you register your Rewards Card account at www.ralphs.com (and renew yearly after Sept. 1)RALPHS WILL DONATE $$$ if you designate “Theatre 40” as your “Community Contributions”

choice. They will automatically give us a percentage ofwhat you spend and it won’t cost you anything!

We get a little money. You feel good. And Ralphs ishappy because they’re helping the community.

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SPECIAL APPRECIATIOn

Special Thanks to LYA CORDOVA LATTA for her many contributions and enormous support

We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to

RUTH FLINKMAN-MARANDY&

BEN MARANDYfor their very generous contributions to

Theatre 40.

SPECIAL THANKS TODR. MANNY & SALLY KARBELNIG

FOR THEIRVERY GENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS

SPECIAL THANKS TO MARTIN KELLNERFOR HIS MANY CONTRIBUTIONS

All of us at Theatre 40 want to extend a huge thanks to the great MARILYN ZIERING

for her generous support of Theatre 40.

SPECIAL THANKSTheatre 40 would like to thank the BHuSD Board of Educationand BH High School administration for their assistance andsupport in making Theatre 40’s season possible. Thanks to…

HOWARD GOLDSTEIn LISA KORBATOVnOAH MARGO MEL SPITZ

ISABEL HACKER STEVE KESSLER

Also, a special thanks to the MAYOR, JOHn MIRISCH

PLATINUM SPONSOR($25,000 AND ABOVE)

THE AHMANSONFOUNDATION

FOUNDERSSUSAN FRENCH CIRCLE($2,501 - $25,000)

Lili & Jon BosseRobert L. CannonLya Cordova LattaLA County Arts CommissionMichael J. LibowThe Ruth Flinkman Family Trust Brindell Roberts Gottlieb Trust Jack & Maggie SimonCarol & Jordan WeissMarilyn Ziering

ANGELS($1,501 - $2,500)

Dana FriedlandSally KarbelnigDavid Goldman & Myra LurieConnie MartinsonMarla Rubin & David ShapendonkMarion Zola & Sam urcis

SPONSORS($851 - $1,500)

Rhonda FrancesDana FriedlandMilton & Sheila HymanJames W. JahantRobert M. & Oradee KarnsJudge Robert M. & Donna M. LetteauLissa MarcusEdward Saltzberg & AssociatesGloria Stroock SternSteve & Bonnie Webb

PATRONS($550 - $850)

Marlene DietrichStanley & Mitzie EisenbergDaniel FaveroDr.s Seymour & norma FeshbackRhonda FrancesRay & Loraine FriedmanDiane FuttermanDonna Ellman GarberLynn GidlowBert & Benita GinsbergHarry L. GorenMarshal & Hannah KramerRichard & Carol Kurlandnonie LannRobert Letteaunorman & Gay LevinElizabeth Armour & Jonathan Lewis

Dena MarienthalDon & Olga OwenAdele ShapiroGloria Shulmanneal SiegelFrederick G. SilnyLeon & Batya SturmanBob & Sherry TedeschiIrwin Zeke WarsawSheldon Wolf

FRIENDS($50 - $549)

Ira & Sandra AbramowitzFrancisco AguirreShirley AppletonJanet R. Arenbergnorman & Carol AuslanderErwin BakerJoe & Myrna BarthKathrine BatesGreg & Shelley BaySusan T. BeckerCynthia BerchanRoger BergMarianne BermanMr. & Mrs. Paul BernsteinRichard & Leah BernsteinJay BevanCarole BlackCelina BojarskiSaundra BorieLili & John BosseDr. Richard J. BowerSuzanne BranchflowerMona F. BrandlerFred & Judith BrendemihlStan & Sherry BrentJudy & Alan BunnagePauline L. CarrollCarolyn ChurnessRita ChotinerWilliam A. & Miriam S. CohenDvorah ColkerJan ComskyAdele Coopernelson CostelloWalter & Molly CoulsonEarle CrandallIrwin H. Jr. & Carrol J. CutlerShirley & norman DavidsonElaine DeutschHelen n. DevorMarlene DietrichDr’s. Alan D. & Melinda P. Dauernancy DuboisGladys FellmanBarbara FergesStephen J. FischerLola FisherJudith J. FlaxRobert J. & Linda G. FleischmanRuth Elaine FlinkmanLois & Jay FoonbergLenore FurmanSharon FreedRay & Lorraine Friedman

THEATRE FORTY PATROnS

THEATRE FORTY PATROnSFRIENDS (CONT.)Dr. & Mrs. E. Peter GaborCarol GagneJean & Arnie GeffnerCharles O. & Linda A. GlennAbner D. & Roslyn GoldstineJanice GootkinHarry GorenDorothy C. GourrichElliot Goldberg & Fernanda GrayDennis & Dee Dee GravesTrudi & Victor GreenIda GrobmanRichard & Elaine GrossJeanine GrossIsabel HackerHoward & Barbara HackettCarole & Lev HakakArlene HarrisLois HaytinHerbert HechtMarion HillmanCynthia HirschowitzPaul C. & Sue C. HoffmanRichard & Barbara HoffmanSusan HowardPatricia Ann HubermanGail F. & Jim HuntAndy & Helen HymanGetta IlvesJoy T. IwomotoJeanne JacovesJames JahantClaudia & Gerald KatzJoshua KheelLeslie KleinRenny & Herald KleinSandra Jacoby KleinVincent KleinLoren & Sandy KleinrockBrita Kohlfuerst-Millardnili KosmalDr. Robert & Myrna KrausCharles KristensonRobert & Susan KwanClaire & Ellis LandsbaumPat LebelAnnette LeveyRhoda F. LevineMyron Le VineElizabeth R. LesanAnnette LeveyJim & Linda Levittnan LewisWendy S. & Ivan I. LightBernice LurieLea LoewingerMorris & Cecilia MagidFred ManasterSol MarcoSharon MarcusLynette Joan MarcyPeggy E. & Varda M. MarlowRuth Matthias & Ted BenjaminCarole McCallMarcia McMartinMary Jane McMaster

David MichlinMartin & Sandra MildenSharon MonroePatricia MuellerAndy & Roslyn natkerDr. Barbara newtonAllan S. Rivka V. nightRuth nourafchanElaine & Sherwin OlkenJulie PeccoriniJerrold J. Parrish & John TrumplerEvelyn R. Perlnancy PorterDavid & Judith RandLee ReedJose & Lillie ReinesEd & Linda RiceJane Luna RiegerEsther RoseDavid RosenfeldBeth RothschildJanet RoweVic & Rica SabahAnn SaltzmanJohn & Gayle A. SamoreGloria SchimmelLydia SchneiderElizabeth J. SchwartzClaire SchweitzerJoan & Zachary SeffDale SeltzerMartin R. & Klara ShandlingRhoda SharpBeverly & Robert ShpallMerle SiegelSteve SilonJoel B. SmasonJamshid & Jacqueline SoomekhDavid SorokoAnn SpicerSusanne SpiraPeter K. & Rhonda StudnerMartin & Ethel TaftLinda ThiebenVicki ThorlandJoseph n. TilemMarvin & Dina WaldmanArlene WaltBetty WeinerBarbara L. WeinstockDr. Stephen Weisberg & Caryl ShermanLambert WestJanie WilliamsDavid & Seidel WinerPenlope WindustElizabeth WintersMarilyn Zierling

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