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Welcome to the "Players!” It is another year, and once again it is an honor and privilege to welcome you to our 84th season. Experiencing live theater can and should be invigorating on many levels, whether making us laugh, cry, or feel other or even new emotions. Every now and then, you may hear from “professional consultants” that live performances are financially doomed because they cannot be replicated in a cost efficient manner. Yet arts organizations continue to thrive. Why? Maybe because we do not give standing ovations to film or electronic versions, no matter how entertaining they may be. And each year, Greg and Brian seek to give us all another season of great theater. We have been busy during our quiet period in improving and building amenities for you, our patrons, and for our actors, professional theater staff and interns who all live on campus during our season. Seasonal housing continues to be a challenge for all organizations in Door County. Given the condition of much of our decades-old housing, we continue to explore building new staff housing. I mentioned this in last year’s letter, and progress has been made. But we need to act prudently and consider available options to assure ultimate success. So for now, all I can say is “stay tuned.” Peninsula Players has been fortunate to have the support of many, whether through attendance at performances, being a sponsor or playbill advertiser, or contributing to our Annual Fund drive. Even a kind word now and again is inspiring. This support is the life blood of all performing arts organizations, and your dedication has meant and will continue to mean the world to all of us at the Players. Door County is fortunate to have an abundance of exceptional performing and visual arts organizations, making our community a truly amazing place to be. We encourage all of our artistic colleagues to be the best they can be giving us a vibrant arts community for all to enjoy. And with your continuing support, Peninsula Players will surely be one of the crown jewels in the Door County’s artistic tiara.
Thank you and enjoy the show!
Dave Borghesi,
Dave Borghesi
Peninsula Players Board President
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dave Borghesi, President Jill Herlache, Vice President Jerry Zaug, Treasurer Barbara Simpson Fuhrmann, Secretary
Directors Tom Birmingham Julia B. Chomeau Jackie Danis Michael Flegel Sara Glenn Mary Greisen Wendy Halloran 3
Ted Laitner Jim Maronek Jim Nelson Bill Parsons Peggy Reineck Bob Ziegler
Welcome to the 84th season of Peninsula Players’ entertaining shows, crackling bonfires and gorgeous sunsets! The warmest of welcomes to all of you new faces who are experiencing the Players for the first time - we truly hope you enjoy your stay with us! And the heartiest of welcomes to old Players - to you returning friends who have relished the Peninsula Players experience, some of you for many decades! We are very happy you are and continue making us part of your Door County adventure. I am delighted with the variety of shows we’re presenting this season, from the world premiere of A Trick Of The Light, a comedy about a man who finds he has the ability to make himself invisible (and what does he do with that?!) to a classic Agatha Christie in which the inimitable Miss Marple, with much danger to herself, discovers why A Murder Is Announced. From there we rocket into the rambunctious world of Ghost The Musical, a romantic fantasy thriller based on the iconic 1990 film, and then we travel to 1898 Harvard for the beautiful Silent Sky, where a troupe of intrepid lady astronomers bravely change the course of science. Lastly, we snagged the Midwest première of George Washington’s Teeth, a madcap comedy that is, shall we say, somewhat historical. It’s a lineup I’m especially fond of for lots of reasons, one of which I didn’t realize till after I’d put the season together. And that’s the fact that, I think probably for the first time since I started at the Players in 1988, the number of women’s roles outnumber the men’s two-to-one! Nice to see the tables turned for a change! I love all these shows and hope you will have a terrific time with them as you enjoy the whole experience here at Peninsula Players Theatre! A warm welcome to all!
Greg Vinkler Artistic Director
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Thank You to Our Generous 2019 Show Sponsors! A Trick of the Light Tony & Judy Licata A Murder is Announced A Friend of Peninsula Players and Dale & Margaret West Ghost The Musical Alibi Marina and Harbor Guest House with support from The Cordon Family Foundation Silent Sky Main Street Market George Washington’s Teeth Tim & Jackie Danis and Door County Medical Center To learn more about becoming a show sponsor for our 85th season, please contact Development and Events Manager, Danielle Szmanda, at (920) 868-3287 or danielle@peninsulaplayers.com.
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BRIAN KELSEY Managing Director
Brian celebrates his 12th season as the Peninsula Players Managing Director. He comes to the Players with a broad range of “for profit” and “not for profit” business experience, gained both in the United States and Europe, in the fields of operations, finance, marketing and public relations. Brian is engaged in the arts and tourism industries and serves on the board of the Peninsula Arts and Humanities Alliance (president), Theatre Wisconsin (president) and was appointed by the Governor to the Wisconsin Arts Board and the Wisconsin Governor’s Council on Tourism (vice chair). A graduate of Marquette University with a degree in journalism, Brian is pleased to share his business experience in the community that raised him. As a side note, he is even more pleased to be working for the organization that gave him his first performing arts experience as a child.
Enjoy Your Visit to Peninsula Players Seating. The grounds, canteen and Beer Garden are open 90 minutes before curtain. Seating in the theater begins 30 minutes prior to each performance. Late arrivals. To ensure the enjoyment of our patrons who arrive on time, and in respect to our performers, guests arriving late will not be seated until an appropriate break in the performance. Please note that you will be seated in the back of the house until intermission. At that point, you may move to your assigned seats. This minimizes distraction for other patrons. Lost ticket. If you have lost your tickets, please visit the Box Office or call (920) 868-3287 before your performance date. Re-entry during performance. If you must leave during the performance, please do so quietly through the rear house doors. Re-entry while the performance is in progress is at the discretion of the House Manager. Restrooms. Restrooms are located north of the theater near the lower parking lot. As you exit the audience pavilion on the Beer Garden side, follow the foot path past the canteen to the next building beyond. Follow the “star lights” for your respite. Exchanges. Tickets for exchange must be received by the Box Office no later than 24 hours before the performance. Single ticket exchanges are good only for the 2019 season while season ticket exchanges must stay within the same show. Tickets may be exchanged for tickets of comparable or greater value, provided the additional value is paid. A $1 per ticket exchange fee will be assessed (waived for season ticket holders). All exchanged tickets must be received by the Box Office before new tickets are issued. Exchanges are not available on group orders. 6
GREG VINKLER Artistic Director Director – George Washington’s Teeth
Greg is delighted to have played a part in the Peninsula Players’ wonderful history for 31 years. Besides putting the seasons together, as well as the winter play reading series, he has directed 32 productions (including Chicago, Lombardi and The Full Monty) and performed in 51 shows. For his work with the Peninsula Players, he was honored with the inaugural Door County Artist of the Year Award. Greg has performed extensively in Chicago, appearing at Chicago Shakespeare (39 productions), Goodman, Steppenwolf, Court, Writers, Northlight, Marriott Lincolnshire and Victory Gardens theaters, and has received three Joseph Jefferson Awards (12 nominations), two Artisan Awards and an After Dark Award. Regionally he has performed at Milwaukee Rep, Paper Mill, Fulton, Pittsburgh Public and BoarsHead theaters. Greg appeared on Broadway in the Tony Award-winning revival of West Side Story and also at the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford-upon-Avon, the Barbican Theatre in London, Vienna’s English Theatre and Singapore Rep.
All sales are final; there are no refunds. Returned tickets may qualify as a taxdeductible donation if received by the Box Office at least 30 minutes prior to show time. Children. At Peninsula Players we generally follow the school-age and up rule. One or two of our shows have adult themes that may be inappropriate for young children. In general, we suggest ages seven and over attend for attention span purposes. Everybody attending a performance must purchase a seat. Babes in arms will not be allowed in the theater. For further information regarding ageappropriateness of any of our shows, contact the Box Office at (920) 868-3287 or visit the play pages at www.peninsulaplayers.com. To purchase tickets for wheelchair or limited access seating, call the Box Office at (920) 868-3287. We are better able to handle special needs in person or over the phone. We require that you attest to your need for any seats set aside for ADA by agreeing to terms and conditions. Induction Loop Technology is available to guests with hearing devices containing a T-Coil or telecoil on the main floor of the theater. The loop will transmit sound directly to your hearing aid or cochlear implant while you are within the “loop.” Assisted listening devices are available at the canteen for the hearing impaired. A driver’s license or credit card is requested as a security deposit for the use of these devices. Balcony Guests – If you are seated in the balcony, visit the Canteen or Will Call window located outside of the theater for an assisted listening device. The balcony currently does not have hearing loop technology. 7
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CARMEN ROMAN Actor – A Murder is Announced; Silent Sky;
George Washington’s Teeth Carmen is thrilled to be back at the Peninsula Players for her 14th season! Recent theater credits include: You Can’t Take It with You at Indiana Rep, Scientific Method at Rivendell, Angels In America at Berkeley Rep, Native Son at Yale Rep, The Audience at TimeLine and Botanic Garden by Todd Logan. Other credits: Angels in America, the national tour. The Iphigenia Cycle (Theater for a New Audience, NY. The Mysteries (Classic Stage Company), Wit, Black Snow, (Goodman Theatre, Chicago) Side Man (Steppenwolf Theatre, Chicago), Film/Television: “Proven Innocent” (Judge Licata), “Chicago PD” (Susan Williams), “Betrayal” (Connie Mrozek), “Boss” (Dr. Gabriella Reyes, recurring), “All My Children,” “Early Edition,” “Law and Order,” “Law and Order SVU,” “Criminal Intent,” “The Savages” and “The Falcon.” Company Member: American Blues Theater, Chicago Joseph Jefferson Awards for Master Class and Wit.
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CASSANDRA BISSELL Actor – A Trick of the Light; A Murder is Announced; Silent Sky
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NEIL BROOKSHIRE Actor – A Trick of the Light; A Murder is Announced; Silent Sky
His previous work with Peninsula Players includes Miss Holmes and The 39 Steps. A Wyoming native, Neil earned a BA from Boise State University and an MFA in Acting from Northern Illinois University. Other theater credits: Great Lakes Theater, Company of Fools, Boise Contemporary Theater, Idaho Dance Theatre, Opera Idaho, Seattle Novyi Theatre, People’s Light, Cadence Theatre Co, Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival, Door Shakespeare, Renaissance Theaterworks, and ten seasons with the Idaho Shakespeare Festival. His screen work includes the features “The Pact” and “Coming Up for Air.” Neil is also a visual artist and founder of Dirt Hills Productions, which produces films and audio plays.
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PENNY SLUSHER Actor – A Murder is Announced; Silent Sky;
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JOE FOUST Actor – A Trick of the Light; A Murder is Announced Director – A Murder is Announced
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ASHLEY LANYON Actor – A Murder is Announced; Ghost The Musical; Silent Sky
Ashley is incredibly happy to be spending her fourth summer at Peninsula Players, where she has previously appeared in The Bridges of Madison County, The Hollow, The Full Monty, Lend Me a Tenor and Nunsense. Her Chicago stage credits include South Pacific and Crazy for You (Drury Lane - Oakbrook); Dames at Sea, Miracle on 34th St, Nice Work if You Can Get It (Theatre at the Center); Mary Poppins (Mercury Theater Chicago); Elf: the Musical (Paramount Theatre, Aurora). New York credits: South Pacific (Westchester Broadway Theatre), Le Cabaret Grimm (NYMF), Our Town (Green-Wood Cemetery). Proud graduate of The Boston Conservatory. Up next, she will perform in Beauty and the Beast at Paramount Theatre, Aurora.
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PENINSULA PLAYERS AWARDS LOCAL STUDENTS
Outstanding Student Awards Peninsula Players Theatre Scholarship
Peninsula Players Theatre is pleased to announce the launch of a scholarship for Door County high school seniors pursuing a major or minor in arts management, music or theater. Five $500 scholarships were available, one to a student at each of the Door County high schools. This award was created by Peninsula Players Theatre and its Board of Directors to foster the career path and arts education of graduating high school students across Door County in the performing arts. Peninsula Players Theatre, America’s oldest professional resident summer theater, is proud to support the higher education of Door County seniors pursuing an advanced degree with a major or minor in arts management, music or theater. Last spring, Peninsula Players fashioned the Outstanding Student Award to recognize and reward graduating high school students across Door County for their achievements in and enthusiasm for the performing arts. “The Board of Directors is thrilled to provide five scholarships to students wishing to further their education in the performing arts beyond high school,” Peninsula Players Managing Director Brian Kelsey said.
The four recipients of the Peninsula Players Outstanding Student Award are from top left Evan Henry, a recent graduate of Gibraltar High School; Kole Mallien, a recent graduate of Sturgeon Bay High School; MaCayla Moore, Southern Door High School; and Natalie Meikle, a recent graduate of Sevastopol High School and the inaugural recipient of the Peninsula Players Theatre Scholarship. Each student has demonstrated a high level of participation and creativity in the arts, including drama, music or chorale, during their academic matriculation.
Peninsula Players Theatre and the National Standards for Arts Education agrees that the arts are an inseparable part of education and of the human journey. Arts education extends beyond academics; students show an increased self-confidence and selfunderstanding, enhanced communication skills and improved cognition.
Arts Education. “We value them for themselves, and because we do, we believe knowing and practicing them is fundamental to the healthy development of our children’s minds and spirits. That is why, in any civilization―ours included―the arts are inseparable from the very meaning of the term ‘education.’ We know from long experience that no one can claim to be truly educated who lacks basic knowledge and skills in the arts.”
“The arts are such a critical part of a student’s overall education as well as continued personal development,” said Peninsula Players Managing Director Brian Kelsey. “It is with great pride that we reward and encourage the development of careers in the performing arts. The Door County peninsula is alive with a wealth of diverse visual and performing arts organizations, and our communities are perfectly situated to play a critical role in the continued education of our students and adult population. It is so rewarding to see that our schools in Door County still value the arts as part of core learning and the adult population embrace life-long learning.”
Special thanks to donors Bill & Betty Parsons for their generous contribution towards establishing the scholarship fund. For more information on contributing to the Peninsula Players Scholarship Fund or applying for the scholarship, please contact Development & Events Manager Danielle Szmanda at 920-868-3287 or danielle@peninsulaplayers.com. More information and a full list of qualifications for the Peninsula Players Scholarship is listed at www.doorcountyscholarships.org.
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LEE PALMER ACTOR – A Murder is Announced; Ghost The Musical
Lee makes his Peninsula Players debut this summer. Chicago credits include Jitney (Congo Square Theatre - Jeff Award nomination, AAAA Black Excellence Award winner) and Two Trainings Running (Goodman Theatre). Regional credits include Julius Caesar, Taming of the Shrew and The Seagull (Michigan Shakespeare Festival); A Christmas Carol (Actors Theatre of Louisville); To Kill a Mockingbird, Williams & Walker, Psychedelic Sundae and Benito Cereno (Milwaukee Repertory Theater); Race, Microcrisis, Perfect Mendacity and The Exonerated (Next Act Theatre); Once on This Island (Skylight Music Theatre); Timon of Athens, A Few Good Men (Milwaukee Chamber Theatre); and Five Guys Named Moe (Tour and Mill Mountain Theatre). Television/Film: “Empire” (FOX), “Chicago Fire” (NBC), Spike Lee’s “CHI-RAQ,” “Olympia” and the upcoming feature “Small Town Wisconsin.”
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CHRISTIE CORAN Actor – A Murder is Announced; Ghost The Musical
Christie is delighted to spend the summer in Door County, making her Peninsula Players debut! Recent credits: Ghost (Mrs. Santiago/Ensemble) and The 39 Steps (Woman u/s), Theatre at the Center; A Christmas Carol (Fred’s Wife) and Man of La Mancha (Ensemble), Milwaukee Repertory Theatre; Taming of the Shrew (Bianca), Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey NSE Tour; We Are Proud to Present... (Sarah u/s), Steppenwolf; First Date (Casey), Canterbury Summer Theatre. She holds a BFA in Acting from Northern Illinois University and is a graduate of the School at Steppenwolf and the improv training program at iO Chicago. She is proudly represented by Shirley Hamilton Talent. www.christiecoran.com.
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Thank You James ‘Digger’ DeGroot! Peninsula Players Company Member Since 1969, Board Member 1983-2018 For over 50 years, Digger has volunteered his time, energy and gregarious personality to Peninsula Players Theatre. Digger began his association with Peninsula Players in 1969 when, on his days off from Coast Guard duty, he was an apprentice and stagehand. He received meals as payment while living at the theater and helping to build the scenery and park cars. “I couldn’t read a blue print and once built a fireplace backwards,” he said. Digger eventually became an acting apprentice and appeared in a number of plays including Anything Goes, 6 RMS RIV VU and One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. Digger worked alongside steadfast Players such as Joseph Bell, Carle Benson, Jeanne Bolan, Vicki Childers, Dennis Kennedy, Jeannette Leahy, James B. McKenzie, Jean Sincere, Francesca Zambello and more. His favorite costars at another venue were six monkies. In 1978 he bought the Feedbag Gourmet Drive-In near Peninsula State Park’s entrance in Fish Creek and re-named it Digger’s. “My acting buddies thought it was great,” Digger shared with the Peninsula Pulse. “It was a ‘real job’ and my name was up in lights.” Digger’s became known as the Sardis of Fish Creek when autographed photos of actors who graced local stages adorned its walls. Everyone at Peninsula Players is grateful for his generous service on the Board and for serving as Treasurer during the construction of the stage house and audience pavilion. We are exceptionally thankful for his uplifting spirit, encouragement, gleeful sense of humor and unwavering support of all things Peninsula Players. Once a Player, Always a Player.
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ALEXIS J. ROSTON Actor – A Murder is Announced; Ghost The Musical
Alexis J. Roston, a seasoned triple threat and award winner (Jeff, Black Excellence and Black Theatre Alliance Award) for her performance as Billie Holiday in Lady Day At Emerson’s Bar And Grill (Porchlight Music Theatre). Other Chicago credits include Jesus Christ Superstar, Hair (Paramount Theatre); Ain’t Misbehavin’, Crowns (Goodman Theatre); For Colored Girls, Porgy And Bess, Spunk, Piano Lesson (Court Theatre); Shrek (Chicago Shakespeare Theater); What I Learned In Paris, Black Nativity, Seven Guitars (Congo Square Theatre Company); and Company, The Old Settler (Writers Theatre). Television credits: “The Chi,” “Chicago PD,” “Chicago Code” and a national commercial for Land O’Frost lunchmeat. Alexis is a proud ensemble member of Congo Square Theatre Company and is represented by Paonessa Talent Agency.
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TOM MULA Director – A Trick of the Light
Tom Mula is delighted to be back at his “home down by the bay” for his 25th season! During this time, he has performed in 35 plays, including Chicago, Heroes, Cabaret, Art and The Mystery of Irma Vep; and directed 13 plays, including Chapatti and the world premières of Now and Then, A Real Lulu, Making God Laugh and The Tin Woman. Mula’s Chicago credits include Jefferson Awards for his performance in Hot Mikado and for his plays The Golem and Nicole Hollander’s Sylvia’s Real Good Advice; he was Goodman Theatre’s Scrooge for seven seasons. Tom is the proud author of the bestselling book/award-winning play Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol.
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Give the Gift of a Lifetime! Share your passion for Peninsula Players with future generations by designating a planned gift to the theater through the Peninsula Players Endowment Fund. Whether it is a bequest, trust, annuity or arrangement through your IRA, planned gifts of all sizes support Peninsula Players’ long-term fiscal stability and reduce your taxable estate for federal tax purposes. The Peninsula Players Endowment Fund is managed through the Door County Community Foundation. Through this partnership, your generous gift will benefit the Players while the foundation’s professional staff and advisors facilitate your contribution and handle all the administrative details. The Door County Community Foundation provides a simple, powerful and highly personal approach to giving. By working together, we offer a variety of giving tools to help you achieve your charitable goals. By partnering with the Door County Community Foundation, Peninsula Players is able to receive a wide variety of assets including: •
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WILL SKRIP Actor – A Murder is Announced; Ghost The Musical
Will couldn’t be happier to be back at Peninsula Players after dancing in Chicago in 2012! Based in Chicago, he appeared as Tony in West Side Story at the Paramount Theatre, in Smokey Joe’s Cafe at Drury Lane Theatre, as well as at Writers Theatre, Lyric Opera of Chicago, Mercury Theater, Marriott Theatre and Chicago Shakespeare Theater. Will is a proud Northwestern Alum. This winter, he will return to Drury Lane as Henri in An American in Paris. www.willskrip.com Enjoy the show!
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About the Playwright ... Lauren Gunderson is the most produced living playwright in America, the winner of the Lanford Wilson Award and the Steinberg/ATCA New Play Award, a finalist for the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize and John Gassner Award for Playwriting, and a recipient of the Mellon Foundation’s 3-Year Residency with Marin Theatre Co. She studied Southern Literature and Drama at Emory University and Dramatic Writing at NYU’s Tisch School where she was a Reynolds Fellow in Social Entrepreneurship. Her work has been commissioned, produced and developed at companies across the US, including the Denver Center (The Book of Will), South Coast Rep (Emilie, Silent Sky), The Kennedy Center (The Amazing Adventures of Dr. Wonderful and Her Dog!), the O’Neill Theatre Center, Berkeley Rep, Shotgun Players, TheatreWorks, Crowded Fire, San Francisco Playhouse, Marin Theatre, Synchronicity, Olney Theatre, Geva and more. Her work is published by Dramatists Play Service (Silent Sky, Bauer), Playscripts (I and You; Exit, Pursued by a Bear; and Toil and Trouble), and Samuel French (Emilie). She is a Playwright in Residence at The Playwrights Foundation and a proud Dramatists Guild member. She is from Atlanta, Georgia, and lives in San Francisco. LaurenGunderson.com and @LalaTellsAStory.
Meet Henrietta Swan Leavitt ...
Her Life and Legacy By Chris Chan
Henrietta Swan Leavitt, the central character of the play Silent Sky, was an astronomer whose discoveries helped to calculate the size of the universe. Born in 1868 on the Fourth of July in Massachusetts, Leavitt was the daughter of a Congregationalist minister and the eldest sibling of seven. The family moved between Massachusetts and Ohio for most of her youth, and Leavitt’s higher education consisted of a couple of years at Ohio’s Oberlin College, focusing on a special college preparatory program, and later music, followed by studies at the Society for the Collegiate Instruction of Women (later known as Radcliffe College, often referred to as the “Harvard Annex”). Her work studying mathematics and astronomy led her to take a volunteer position at the Harvard College Observatory. For about two years, her parents paid her expenses while she worked as an unpaid research assistant. Most of her assignments were connected to analyzing photographs and measuring star brightness. One particular point of focus was the pulsation of star brightness, and Leavitt took many notes on how stars grew brighter and dimmer at regular intervals. This was painstaking work that required incredible focus and dedication, along with close attention to detail. Eventually, she developed severe eyesight problems, and ceased her work in order to travel to Europe and recover. Leavitt had a connection to Wisconsin as well. Her father’s ministry took him to Beloit at the end of the nineteenth century, and Leavitt spent some time there after her initial stint at the Harvard College Observatory. She worked as an arts assistant at Beloit College for a while, before returning to Harvard. In 1902, Edward Pickering, the director of the Harvard College Observatory, offered Leavitt a job as a “computer.” At the turn of the century, over six dozen trained women were working at the Harvard College Observatory, performing calculations and evaluating data connected to astronomical research. (Continued on page 36) 31
ELIZABETH MARGOLIUS Director – Silent Sky
Elizabeth is a Chicago-based multiple Jeff Award nominated stage and movement director. She returns to Peninsula Players after directing Miss Holmes and The Bridges of Madison County. Additional directorial credits include: Queen of the Mist for Firebrand Theatre, The Scarlet Ibis for Chicago Opera Theater, Machinal for Greenhouse Theater (Movement Director), Uncle Philip’s Coat for Greenhouse Theater, Haymarket: The Anarchist’s Songbook for Underscore Theatre, Twelfth Night for DePaul Opera Theatre, The Girl in the Train for Chicago Folks Operetta, Goldstar, Ohio for American Theater Company, The Merry Wives of Windsor for Chicago Shakespeare Theater (Assistant Director to Barbara Gaines), Death Takes a Holiday for Circle Theatre, Opus 1861 for City Lit Theater, Violet for Bailiwick Chicago, and Bernarda Alba and Songs for a New World for Bohemian Theatre Ensemble. Elizabeth is an alumna of the Lincoln Center Theater Directors Lab in New York and a proud member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society and the American Guild of Musical Artists.
KAITLIN KITZMILLER Stage Manager – Silent Sky Assistant Stage Manager – A Murder is Announced; Ghost The Musical
Kaitlin is delighted to be returning to Peninsula Players for her second season. Regional theatre credits include Resident Ensemble Players, Milwaukee Repertory Theater, Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Drury Lane Theatre, The Royal George Theatre, Lake Dillon Theatre Company as well as Nebraska Shakespeare.
RICHELLE HARRINGTON CALIN Stage Manager – A Trick of the Light; George Washington’s Teeth
A Murder is Announced; Ghost The Musical;
Assistant Stage Manager – Silent Sky
Richelle is elated to join the Peninsula Players family for all five shows during her fourth summer as a Player! Richelle comes to the Peninsula Players from Milwaukee Repertory Theater, where she has been delighted to work since 2004. Regionally, she has worked as Production Stage Manager at Bay Street Theater, Nebraska Shakespeare, Florida Repertory Theatre, Alhambra Dinner Theatre and Playhouse on the Square. She was also the first stage management intern ever at BoarsHead Theatre. Wife to Dean and mom to four beloved cats, Richelle misses them all immensely, but is very happy to be back with her second family and her summer “home by the bay.” Love and be Loved.
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An Evening at Peninsula Players is Like No Other America’s Oldest Professional Resident Summer Theatre will bring another exciting season to the bay in 2020, and we would like you to be a part of it! Sign up for the season and join us by the bay. Free Ticket Exchange Can’t make the date you booked? Just phone our Box Office 24 hours before the show and we will move tickets to another date free of charge.
Flexible Options Don’t want to commit to specific dates in advance? Our Flex Subscription will suit your needs. With our Flex package you select the dates and we will seat you in the best seats available. Season Packages Make A Great Christmas Gift! 2019 prices : $209.70/$196.20/$182.70 single $419.40/$392.40/$365.40 double Sign up for the 2020 season! (Pricing TBD) Call or stop by the Peninsula Players Box Office today or phone 920.868.3287 32
Do you recognize these faces?
They are the Peninsula Players’ hard working interns.
Participating in the Peninsula Players’ internship program this season are 11 students from theater programs across the country including, top row from left, Leah Peavler, a graduate of Butler University; Mallory Shefchik, a graduate of St. Norbert College; Annie Saum, a graduate of Baylor University; Shelby Edwards, a student at the University of WisconsinOshkosh; Alice Langby, a student at St. Olaf College; Nate Dorband, a graduate of Elmhurst College; and Kaitlyn Dixon, a graduate of Milikin University. Bottom from left are Lluvia Lopez, a graduate of Bradley University; Trenton Jones, a student of DePaul University; Jalen Jones, a graduate of Ball State University; and Becca Stockhaus, a student at the University of Minnesota Duluth. You may have been greeted by one of our hard-working interns in either the parking lot, Box Office, theater or will-call window at the canteen. Not only do each of the interns work these nightly duties, but they also help to run the shows in such areas as lighting, properties, sound, costumes, house management, assistant stage management and concessions. During the day they also work in these areas for the next show. To read more about out internship program, please turn to page 69.
The Kathryn A. Doerr Apprentice Fund
Established in 2013 in memory of Kathryn A. Doerr (Katie), by her family, this fund provides critical support for Peninsula Players apprentice program. During her lifetime, Katie was an advocate and supporter of art education, notably to art education in the Door County community she loved. Her legacy will provide scholarships for three apprentices during the Players season. This season’s interns supported by the Kathryn A. Doerr Apprentice Fund are Jalen Jones, whose career focus is on stage management; Nate Dorband, who is honing all aspects of his technical theater skills; and Leah Peavler, who is excited to expand her knowledge of arts management and development. If you are interested in supporting the Peninsula Players Apprentice Program please contact Danielle Szmanda at danielle@peninsulaplayers.com or (920) 868-3287. 33
Peninsula Players A Brief History of the Theatre in a Garden Take a rustic, woodsy site outfitted with a few little cabins that once served a boys’ camp along the bay. Add a dream, a barnlike proscenium stagehouse and a hundred or so seats open to the stars above and you have the early days of Peninsula Players. Richard and Caroline Fisher, a young novice brother-and-sister team, started the troupe in 1935 when they produced Noel Coward’s Hay Fever at a site behind the former Bonnie Brook Cottage/Motel in Fish Creek, now the Fish Creek Town Park.
Peninsula Players, circa 1937
continued their careers in the arts, either on- or off-stage, and some have even gone onto stardom.
By 1937 the Fishers along with their parents (“Mama” who designed and made costumes and fed the company and “Papa,” the general handyman) realized the ensemble had outgrown the motel site so they purchased the 1941, Camille with Margot Fisher and Leo Lucker 22-acre Wildwood Boys Camp, the present site of the theater.
Although Peninsula Players began under the stars, a canvas top was draped above the audience in 1946, and in 1957 Caroline’s dream of a permanent roof came true when the open-sided pavilion was built. In 1960, after 25 years of involvement, the Fishers sold the theater at public auction to Kenneth Carroad, a New York City attorney. Jim McKenzie was hired to oversee the Players’ operations as producer. He and his wife, actress Jeanne Bolan, both associated with the Players since 1947, took on 2008 Born Yesterday with Erica Elam and Kevin McKillip the Fisher legacy.
Now in its 84th season it is no longer a dream, we are America’s oldest professional resident summer 1953 Affairs of the State with Robert theater. Thompson and Simon Scott
The non-profit organization, Peninsula Players Theatre Foundation, Inc., was formed in 1962, to operate the theater, and in 1978 Carroad sold out. McKenzie became owner of the property in 1978 and continued as the Company’s producer.
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Anticipating significant renovation and repair to the theater pavilion and surrounding support buildings as well as the need for new production and housing facilities, McKenzie decided to sell the place to the Peninsula Players Theatre Foundation, Inc. in 1993. As a member of the Players Board of Directors, McKenzie continued to help preserve and improve the theater’s facilities and environment until his death in 2002.
2014, Butler with Sean Parrish and Greg Vinkler
furnish cutting edge theater experiences is still the hallmark at Peninsula Players. Safeguarding that dream and this lovely Theatre in a Garden is paramount to the Players Board of Directors which is committed to – • Preserve America’s oldest professional resident summer theater; • Support the most exciting theater company possible; • Provide freedom, tools and facilities so artists may entertain, uplift and inform audiences; and
2012 Chicago with Jennifer Knox and Erica Mack
More than a decade ago many improvements were made; this included actor housing, public restroom facilities, expanded and upgraded rehearsal hall and storage areas and a computerized box office. The close of the 2005 season brought the beginning of the Players’ largest improvement – a new stage house and audience pavilion.
• Foster future generations of theater professionals through internships. We hope you enjoy your visit as you explore the theater where the sun sets, the curtain rises and the stars shine.
Through the generous support of many donors, benefactors and volunteers all intent on continuing the magic of live theater for future generations, the Players built a new facility in the exact same footprint of the first theater. In June 2006, the 621-seat audience pavilion opened. Included are up-to-date wiring, more space for actors and scenery a redesigned space to provide better sightlines for the audience, not to mention new comfy seats. The passion that Richard and Caroline shared to stretch their imaginations, provide reason for laughter and tears and
2017, Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime with Penny Slusher, Karen Janes Woditsch, Karl Hamilton and Matt Holzfeind
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(Comparable work can be seen in the book and movie “Hidden Figures.”) The standard pay was 25 to 30 cents an hour. Though to modern sensibilities this is a beggarly sum, at the time, considering inflation, this was a modest yet livable wage, comparing a bit better to many other full-time positions available to women. This work required incredible attention to detail, as a miniscule error in measurement or a simple math error could lead to gigantic mistakes. At Harvard, Leavitt worked on calculations connected to the undulation of brightness in stars, leading to her writing the paper 1777 Variables in the Magellanic Clouds in 1908. The subjects of her study were known as Cephid variable stars, and in her paper, Leavitt outlined the patterns she discerned regarding minimum and maximum star brightness. Brightness and the rate of pulsation were connected, and Leavitt concluded that if two stars have the same pulsation cycle from their dimmest to their brightest points and back again, and one star appears brighter than the other, then the brighter star must be closer to Earth. By developing a formula, it was possible to calculate the distance of stars from Earth based on variations in brightness. This was Leavitt’s great contribution to her field: a way to determine how far stars were from Earth, which became pivotal in calculating the size of the universe. Throughout her career, Leavitt battled with health problems, including issues leading to both loss of hearing and sight. Having money of her own, Leavitt was able to take several extended vacations over the course of her career in order to travel and attempt to recover her health. Leavitt died of stomach cancer in 1921 at the age of 53. She remained a bachelorette throughout her life, and maintained strong ties with her family. She remained devoted to pursuing both her religious and scientific interests. Not long before her death, she was appointed the head of stellar photometry at Harvard. A few years after her passing, the Swedish mathematician Gösta Mittag-Leffler was so impressed with Leavitt’s work in astronomy that he wanted to nominate her for the Nobel Prize in Physics, but the proposal came to naught, as all Nobel candidates must be alive to win. Leavitt’s career went overlooked for decades, and it is only in recent years that her work is beginning to gain more deserved widespread recognition and acclaim.
The Box Office Visit us in person at the Box Office this season! The Box Office is staffed Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to a half-hour past curtain time and Sundays from noon to a half-hour past curtain time. We are closed on Mondays. Will Call opens at the canteen 90-minutes before each show. Did you know that the Box Office staff e-mails curtain time reminders 24-hours before each show? These reminders include vital information, such as the running time of the performance or a request to arrive earlier we if approach full-seating capacity. If you did not receive a reminder, contact the Box Office at (920) 868-3287 or e-mail tickets@ peninsulaplayers.com to verify we have your email address. The Winter Box Office is open weekdays by phone! If you are interested in season tickets, securing a display ad in the playbill, reserving group tickets or purchasing a gift certificate, Business Manager Audra Baakari Boyle can help you. Call the Box Office weekdays at (920) 868-3287 between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. or email tickets@peninsulaplayers.com. 36
JACK MAGAW Scenic Designer – A Murder is Announced; Silent Sky
In his previous 14 seasons at Peninsula Players, Jack designed scenery for Miss Holmes, Living on Love and Bridges of Madison County among many others. Recent Chicago and regional credits include Indecent (Arena Stage), America v. 2.1: The Sad Demise and Eventual Extinction of the American Negro (Barrington Stage), The Scarlet Ibis (Chicago Opera Theatre), Approval Junkie (Alliance Theatre), Support Group For Men (Goodman Theatre), The Agitators (Geva Theatre), Of Mice and Men (Kansas City Rep), Bloomsday (Remy Bumppo Theatre), Buried Child (Writers’ Theatre) and Radio Golf (Court Theatre). Upcoming projects include The Pajama Game (Theatre at the Center) and Looks Like Pretty (Geva Theatre). Jack lives in Chicago and teaches design at The Theatre School at DePaul University. www.jackmagaw.com
KÄRIN SIMONSON KOPISCHKE Costume Designer – Ghost The Musical; Silent Sky
Kärin, in her 19th season with Peninsula Players, has designed costumes for more than 47 Players productions. Kärin has received the Joseph Jefferson Award, AriZoni Award and a Prague Quadrennial nomination for her costume designs for regional theatre Tony winners American Conservatory Theater, Chicago Shakespeare, Goodman Theatre, Steppenwolf, Long Wharf, Victory Gardens, Children’s Theatre Company, Crossroads, Huntington Theatre, Utah Shakespeare Festival and Cincinnati Playhouse, as well as Milwaukee Rep, Skylight, First Stage, Door Shakespeare and American Players Theatre. Kärin taught costume design at The Theatre School of DePaul, Northwestern and Carroll Universities before heading the costume design department at Lawrence University. She designed costumes for the feature film “Feed the Fish” with Tony Shalhoub and had the privilege to design new works for Harry Connick Jr., Stephen Schwartz and Kevin Puts’ 2012 Pulitzer Prize winning opera “Silent Night.” She is a proud member of United Scenic Artists (USA 829).
STEPHEN ROY WHITE Lighting Designer – A Trick of the Light; Silent Sky
Steve is a faculty member at UW-Milwaukee. His recent scenery or lighting design credits include Zombies From the Beyond at Skylight Music Theatre; Chapatti, The Train Driver, Detective’s Wife and Lobby Hero at Milwaukee Chamber Theatre; Now and Then, Living on Love, Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime, The Actuary, The 39 Steps, Chapatti, Nunsense, The Tin Woman and A Little Night Music at Peninsula Players; Tempest, All My Sons, 12 Ophelias, 9 to 5, Major Barbara, Arcadia, Translations, Damn Yankees, Lysistrata and Ruined at UW-Milwaukee; and Othello Deployed and And Comes Safe Home with Feast of Crispian – “Shakespeare With Veterans.” His regional credits include Northlight Theatre, Drury Lane Theatre, Organic Theater, New American Theatre and a Joseph Jefferson nomination for The Woman in Black at The Theatre Building. In addition to design he enjoys serving as a production advisor on new building projects. StephenRoyWhite.com.
JOE COURT Sound Engineer – Ghost The Musical Sound Designer – Silent Sky
Joe is excited to return for his second season at Peninsula Players. He has spent the last 22 years working professionally as a sound designer, engineer, and educator. His work has been heard in Chicago (TUTA, A Red Orchid, Mary-Arrchie, Emerald City, and many, many more), New York (59E59, Off-Broadway), Los Angeles (REDCAT at the Disney Concert Hall), McCarter Theatre Center (Princeton, New Jersey), The Clarence Brown Theatre (Knoxville, Tennessee), Great Lakes Theatre (Cleveland, Ohio), and the Idaho, Lake Tahoe, and Illinois Shakespeare Festivals. Joe is an artistic associate with TUTA Theatre, Chicago. Joe served as the sound engineer for the Chicago production of the Tony Award-winning musical Million Dollar Quartet. He is currently on faculty at Ball State University. Member, USA 829.
EMILY HARTIG Properties Designer – Silent Sky; George Washington’s Teeth
Emily is excited for her first shows with Peninsula Players! A graduate of University of British Columbia’s (Vancouver) 2012 Design and Production program, Emily has had the pleasure to design across the country. Recently her work has been seen in the Chicagoland area in Over the Tavern, Dames at Sea and Million Dollar Quartet (Theatre at the Center), The Abuelas (Teatro Vista), The One and Only Ivan and Frankenstein (Lifeline Theatre) and Red Rex (Steep Theatre). Outside of Chicago, Emily has designed for Gloucester Stage Company in Massachusetts (True West and Dancing at Lughnasa); Harvard University (3 Americanisms and The Owl Answers); and Ocean State Theatre Company in Rhode Island (Victor/Victoria and Inherit the Wind).
STEPH CHARASKA Scenic Artist – Silent Sky; George Washington’s Teeth
Steph is a scenic artist and resident Jill-of-all-trades hailing from Chicago. When she isn’t painting a slew of storefront theatre shows you can find her gracing the stage performing stand-up comedy at showcases all around the city. She is also the producer, creator and host of Steph’s Darling Parlour, a monthly variety showcase. You can catch up on all of her adventures in painting and comedy on Instagram at @char.darling or StephCharaska.com
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Our 84th Year August 21 – September 1, 2019
Peninsula Players Theatre
GREG VINKLER
BRIAN KELSEY
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
MANAGING DIRECTOR
presents
SILENT SKY by Lauren Gunderson
Costume Designer Kärin Simonson Kopsichke
Lighting Designer Stephen Roy White
Scenic Designer Jack Magaw
Properties Designer Emily Hartig
Sound Designer Joe Court
Stage Manager Kaitlin Kitzmiller*
Assistant Stage Manager Production Manager Scenic Artist Original Music Richelle Harrington Calin* Cody Westgaard Steph Charaska Christopher Kriz
Directed by Elizabeth Margolius, SDC, AGMA Generously Sponsored by Main Street Market “For The Beauty Of The Earth” played by Valerie Maze This play is supported in part by the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin. Peninsula Players Theatre is a non-profit theater and a member of Theatre Communications Group (TCG), the national organization for non-profit professional theater, and Theatre Wisconsin, the statewide association of non-profit theatres. Commissioned and first produced by South Coast Repertory with support from the Elizabeth George Foundation. Silent Sky is presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York.
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CAST (in order of appearance) HENRIETTA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CASSANDRA BISSELL* MARGARET . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ASHLEY LANYON* PETER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NEIL BROOKSHIRE* ANNIE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PENNY SLUSHER* WILLAMINA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CARMEN ROMAN* SETTINGS Various locations. TIME 1900-1920. There will be a 15-minute intermission.
PENINSULA PLAYERS THEATRE IS A PROFESSIONAL THEATER EMPLOYING MEMBERS OF ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION, THE UNION OF PROFESSIONAL ACTORS AND STAGE MANAGERS IN THE UNITED STATES. *Indicates members of Actors’ Equity Association The director is a member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society (SDC), the theatrical union that unites, empowers and protects professional Stage Directors and Choreographers throughout the United States. The costume, sound and scenic designers are members of United Scenic Artists 829 union. Their work on stage is copyrighted artistic property; management respectfully requests no photographs be taken.
Please Note!
No food or beverages, except water, are allowed in the theater. The use of recording devices and cameras is strictly forbidden. Please turn off all cellular and electronic devices prior to the performance.
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The Peninsula Players Annual Fund
The following have shown their commitment to the Players by making an investment in our Annual Fund between May 1, 2018 and August 8, 2019. These contributions are invested back into our community and theatre in several ways: 1) Top Quality Entertainment- we hire the best available talent; 2) Training Youthour interns get unparalleled experience working with these professionals; 3) Historic Beauty- we preserve and enhance our beautiful and tranquil wooded shoreline for you to enjoy; 4) Community- Seminars, play readings, school programs and more enrich Door County life year-round. Our sincerest thanks to:
PLATINUM ($50,000 and up) Anonymous GOLD ($25,000-$49,999) Kenneth R. Williams SILVER ($10,000-$24,999) Nancy & Dave Borghesi The Shubert Foundation Sarah E. Wright Charitable Trust BRONZE ($5,000-$9,999) Prilla & Tony Beadell Tim & Jackie Danis Marla & James Gousseff Jean Kapolnek Tony & Judy Licata Doug MacNeil Nancy Mills Nicholas Family Foundation Nicolet National Bank The Patrick & Beatrice Haggerty Foundation Casey & Dolores Sylla Sheila H. Turner BENEFACTOR ($2,500-$4,999) Marilyn Backer Oscar & Patricia Boldt Russell & Sandra Dagon The Dwight & Linda Davis Foundation Kathleen Egan Roy & Betsy Gill George Kress Foundation Main Street Market Greg & Carolyn Mox Ron & Chris Puszynski Sadoff Family Foundation Security Fence & Supply - Wayne & Cleta Semmerling Emmy & Steve Stanley Ronald Dammon & Candace Welcker SPONSOR ($1,000-$2,499) Anonymous Nancy E. Andriacchi Martha Bagley Bay Ridge Golf Course Jack & Stephanie Beaumier Jim & Trish Black John & Linda Blossom David & Suzy Boerke
Anthony W. & Andrea Bryant Vonnie & Dave Callsen Steve & Julia Chomeau Kit & Dick Conner Peter & Myra Cristall Linda & John Dasher Mr. & Mrs. Jorge Del Alamo Mr. & Mrs. Walter H. Drew Robert & Susan Engelke Jim & Karin Erickson Mark & Cheryl Falb Dennis & Mary Fales Paul & Sandy Fernstrum Martin & Viviane Finck Michael & Ann Flegel Nancy & Jim Forbes Irene Fox Don & Barbara Fuhrmann Susan Gebhardt Bill & Mardi Glenn Sara Glenn Tony & Magda Golobic Tim & Barbara Graul Bill Guenther Mary & Bill Hartman Sean & Jill Healey John & Grace Held Charitable Fund Jill & Tom Herlache Kandy & Bill Higley William & Dorian Jordan Jack & Karen Kellner Peggy Kelsey & Michael Teich Ginny Kopischke Julie-Ann & Jim Kress Tom & Bev Lisle Elaine Marshall Wanda & Kevin McDonald Genie & David Meissner MMG Foundation, Inc James E. & Mary K. Nelson Bill & Betty Parsons Daniel & Joan Pfister Eugene V. & Patricia Ann Remy H. David & E. Louise Rogers Bibi & Greg Rosner Gordon & Naomi Rowley The Sargent Family Foundation Kay & George Schueppert Dale & Annette Schuh Robert & Carol Sorrentino Tim & Sue Stone Nicholas Torrillo Dean & Louise Trafelet 40
Mark & Jayne Turner Foundation William & Sunshine Walker Pam & Bill Welter David & Brenda Wenberg Jan-ann & Richard White White Gull Inn - Andy & Jan Coulson Jim & Kathy Wochinske Francesca Zambello PATRON ($500-$999) Anonymous Dave & Terri Beck-Engel Elizabeth Bedwell & Greg Capper Tom & Linda Birmingham Marilyn & Orren Bradley Betty & Dave Chomeau Tom & Meg Claggett Laurey & Phillip Clampitt Karen Classon Karen & Andrew Cook Cynthia & Larry Crock John & JoAnn DiBuono Don & Marianne Diekman Robert & Lynn Doneff Annie & Dick Egan Julie & George Fiedler Beth Healy & Michael Fordney Fred & Barb Frey Kay & Douglas Friedrich Chuck & Faye Germain Ron & Mary Greisen Judy Herlache John & Pam Heyrman Brad & Lana Hurckman JMH Properties, Inc. Diane Kippenhan-Vollmer Wayne & Mary Jo Koch Santosh Krishnan Fred & Greta Kubsch Nancy & Ted Laitner Jerry Lecy Lee Marquardt Mary McDermid Carol C. Muckerman Helen & Earl Neville Steve & Kaaren Northrop David Olson & Claire Fritsche John L Parrish Jeff & Mary Lou Schwab Deborah L. Stephens John & Judy Turner David & Nancy Wahlert
(Patron continued) Thomas & Suzanne Wilkinson Dennis & Karen Wojahn Barbara & Robert Ziegler Jerry & Joan Zaug ASSOCIATE ($250-$499) Greg & Mary Anderson Paula & Eric Apfelbach Diane & Gerald Aschenbrenner John & Lori Barnstorff Tom & Penny Beerntsen Jim & Jean Berkenstock Fr. James & Lin Biegler Bev & Bruce Blietz Sarah & Brian Bonovich Sue & Jim Buck The Buckingham Family Frank & Jane Capozzi Peter & Carol Clikeman Ben & Dianne Coopman Peter J. & Mary Alice Costello Chris Cramer Jane & Bob Dearborn Peter & Jena Deschler Gib & Gail Docken Gail & Chris Dockry Patrick & Patti Doughman Charles & Joanne Dull John & Judy Eckert William & Arlene Engler Bud & Barb Fenner Christopher & Linda Franken Terry & Kris Fulwiler Bob & Carmen Gallagher Mary Garrity Brian & Sharon Godfrey Larry & Barbara Goldberg William & Colette Goldammer George & Natalie Gorchynsky Barbara & Spencer Gould Gerry & Linda Grzyb John Guenther Carole & Tom Guyette Andrew & Gretchen Hall David Hawkanson Paul Heim & Julie Watkins John & Nell Herlache Ed & Nancy Hillner Loralee & Ross Milton Holton Mark & Amy Huftel Joann Hutchinson John & Mary Jelinek Joe Kiriazes & Tim Cegelski Brian Kelsey & Philip Berndt Joseph Klapatch & Michael Jinbo Herbert H. Kohl Charities Inc Cheryl & Robert Kopecky Lamers Tour & Travel Mr. & Mrs. William Lammers
Estella & Charles Lauter Elfriede & Lawrence Leporte Peter & Deborah Mancuso Seymour Mandel Lucy Martin Jim & Carole Maronek Jacqueline & Jeff McCullough Florence D. McMillan Ed & Mary Ellen Meyer Frank & Cheryle Mitvalsky Mary J. Moore Michael & Ann Morgan Mary & Matthew Mueller Ann & Pat Murphy Nedd & Natalie Neddersen On Deck Clothing Company Karen J. Pfeffer Caroline & Steve Polster William & Linda Russo Billie Ryan-Hohman Dexter Sattler Pat Schneider Sally Schoendorf Green Bay Seven-Up Larry & Darlene Sterckx Mary Ellen & Steve Sullivan Michael & Judy Surges Cindy Tang Chuck & Lana Tencate David & Barbara Tuch Roy & Sandra Uelner Greg Vinkler Kaye Wagner James & Regina Webb Jon Wenberg Ron & Colleen Weyers Karen & Dennis Whitaker Clyde & Marsha Williams Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Wilson Dr. & Mrs. Kevin & Cindy Wienkers Bonnie Wolfe Mr. & Mrs. David Wood Sylvia Youell Jay Zahn FRIEND ($100-$249) Anonymous Betty Aik Michael & Janet Ajango Bruce & Joanne Aldrich Sharee Allain & David Schertz Family Helen Allen James H. & Sara Ellen Anderson Bruce & Jane Arduser Dr. & Mrs. David M. Arneson Stephanie & Charles Baer Stephen & Leslie Baraboo Jean Barrett Kim & Janine Beck 41
John & Alice Belmont The Berg Family Gerry & Jane Berg Jody & Bill Bertram Sherry Billet & Joel Kitchens Earl & Paula Binczak Rob & Rose Bouman Joseph & Georgiana Bourgouin Mary & Lloyd Brooks Stephen Brown Tom & Lois Brown Gary Buerstatte & Anna Pepelnjak Bonnie Cady Sandi & Paul Cain Kathy & John Campbell Bill & Nancy Carpenter Cyril M. Cieslewicz Jerry & Elaine Ciszewski Peggy Clapp Jeff & Sue Clark Marshall & Arlene Colburn Roy & Jo Cole Karen Cowan Bill Cowan Cindy Coyle Donald Cummings H. Richard Dannhausen Atty David Clowers Michael & Priscilla Daniels Julia & William Davis Bill & Mary Jo Dean Ralph & Linda Decker Hariet Dehlinger Becky DeLisle Dennis & Susan Dewsnap Megan & Nate Doud David & Jennifer Dreyfuss Tom & Linda Ealy D. Todd & Cynthia Ehlers Miriam Erickson Jim & Cindy Faller Doug & Fay Fleming Diane & Pat Ford Brendon Fox Donna Magiera & John Fox Iris & Jim Friedlieb Willard A. Fry Jack & Rogene Funderburg Christopher & Lorrie Garces Fred & Carol Garner Dennis & Susan Garrity Gerald & Lois Garrity Michael Garrity Rozanna Gerdman Warren & Kathy Gerds Mary & Roger Girard Marvin Glick Mark Gnabasik Idy Goodman Paul & Jane Graf
(Friend continued) Jim Gross Joan Guasta Mariette Gunther Sheldon Gulinson Rich & Sue Hagel Mr. & Mrs. Jean & Michael Haggerty Don Halloran Nancy Hammen James & Barbara Hansen Sara Davis & Christopher Haun Randy & Amy Heidel Rene Heinrich Fred & Kathy Heiss Jon & Susan Hellberg John Heyer Ron Hilton David & Pamela Hirn Mark & Michaela Holey Dr. Robert & Rebecca Hoover Amelia L Howell Libby Raymond & Paul Hybel Maynard & Verni Ihlenfeld Bob & Judy Jaeschke Dr. Julie Jagemann Arlene Johnson Mary & Bruce Johnson Mr. David Johnson Nancy & Tom Johnson Julie & Randy Johnson Hans L. Jonsson Ray & Susan Kaercher Lois Kania Tim & Sue Kase Gary & Michelle Keeton Judith Keller Edward Kelly Carol Kerkman Dennis & Barbara Kessler William & Marion Kettering Patricia A. Kiefer Stanley & Faye Kiefer Karen Kloida Christine Kornely Michael & Linda Kozanecki Karen Kozlow M Susan Kraft Darwin & Nancy Jo Krumrey John Kujawa Richard & Barbara Laplant Marty & Judy Larson Bud & Brenda Lenahan Jill & John Levi Kenneth W. Lindberg Mark & Kelly Lindekugel Terry & Evelyn Logue William & Sheila Lundquist Virginia & Tom Maher Kris Massanari Randy Mathewson
Steve & Jackie Mau Carol D. McConnell Jim & Heather McDonald Jim & Cass McHolland C.F. Mead Joe & Pat Melendes David & Mary Mellem Peg & Jim Meyer Jerry & Kris Miesbauer Grant & Linda Mitchell Wayne & Barbara Mohr Ed & Marcia Moore Pat & Gail Mullaney David & Agnes Murdoch Tom & Sue Murray Chris & Bob Newcomb Ardis & Ardell Nicolaus Camilla Nielsen Mary Fran O’Keefe Don & Carol Olson Bob & Cathi Parks Janelle Peotter Barb & Bill Perloff Ellsworth & Carla Peterson Foundation Vic & Gwyn Piekarski Marc, Beth, Kristina & Diana Pietrzak Tom & Lynn Polacek Dan & Liz Pufunt John Rank Ann & Jim Reeve John & Maryellen Riley Paul & Judy Rockne Marianne Porter Tom & Jeanette Sadler Susie Samson Martha Sauter Lois Schaper Ernest & Betty Schluter Lee & Judy Schmit Margaret Schnackenberg Lawrence & Hollis Schuetz Jim & Ginny Schultz Craig & Sandy Schultz Pete & Carol Schuster - Lfp Design! LLC Jan & Linda Scott Karen Sheridan ShipShape Power Washing David Sikora & James Matzelle Mr. & Mrs. David Silvester Barbara & Jack Simon Larry & Frances Skaff Shelley Korshak M.D. Glen & Ardath Solsrud Ron & Barbara Spies Richard Stadelman Julie & Ben Stahr Mike & Jean Steele 42
Jim & Laurie Steffen Bob & Nancy Steinberger Thomas & Karen Stemper Sherry Swearngin Peter & Judy Sytsma Danielle & Jason Szmanda Jerry & Amanda Teagardner Richard Teets & Mary Pickett Martha Thompson Laurie Tremain Andy & Powell Trotti Michael Trudeau Anne & John Tuohy Robert Ulicny Margaret & Leo Vande Hei Richard Scott & Dale Vandenhouten David & Mary Van Dyke Philip Villasenor Bob & Dori Villwock Anna Vinkler Sharon & Robert Volk Andrea Wagoner & Roger Ruggeri David & Rose Warner Frank & Carole Weaver Dr. James Douglas Webster Rick & Karen Weiland Ron & Barb Weir Dale & Margaret West Richard & Patricia White Marjorie Wickert William & Sharon Wildman Dan & Mary Williams Robin Wilson & Peter Foote Mindy Wirth Wisconsin Tech Sales, Inc. David & Jean Wolski Leslie A. Woolley Joseph & Gertrude Wycech Geoffrey Yeomans & Bruce McKeefry Don Zakowski Sharon & Byron Zeisler Patrick O’Hearn & Anita Zipperer Mr. & Mrs. Philip H. Zwergel MEMBER ($50-$99) Anonymous Jonathan Abarbanel Ken & Jeanne Abrahamson James & Linda Adams Thomas Aerts Tom & Sue Alt Jill & Bruce Anderson Matt & Rita Andis William & Nancy Antink Roy & Terri Back David & Judith Barker Marsha Bathke Dorothy Bauer Lynn Bauer
(Member continued) Joseph & Kathy Becker Deb Benishek Fran & Paul Beno Linda & Elliot Benoist Ron & Judy Berg Bill & Marie Bertschinger Susan Biggs Gene & Patricia Bitterberg Jane Grogan & Bob Blitzke Marilynn Bogetich Dan & Gaye Boland Deb & Bill Boyd Steven & Cathy Brodbeck Ms. Jillian E. Bruss Steven J & Donna M Bultman Chris & Kris Bungener Al & Peggy Bunta Warren & Nancy Burlend Jeannice Burns Greg Calabresa & Shirley Kopel Marilyn Carolan John L. Carrier Colin Carter Ruth A. Cekal Wayne & Nancy Chapman Mo & Audrey Chowdhury Peter & Donna Christensen Stephen & Jennifer Christy Jim & Judy Clingman Cindy Conley-Powers Kathleen Conrad Greg & Lorna Cote Trudy Cox Countryside Tours Inc. Dawn Craig Mike & Margo Crook Bri Daetz E. Robert & Shirley A. Davis John & Sandy Dawson Mr. & Mrs. John R Dew Mary & Rick Dittemore Ms. Arlene Dixson John & Natalie Docter Arlie & Jean Doell Mary Domer Charles & Diana Doxey Anne L. Dropp Steve & Debra Dullard Mark & Janet Eastman Constance T. Eby June D. Ehrbar Tom & Andrea Esau Jennifer R Fairlamb The Felsburg Family Bonnie Flaeschel Nadine Flemming Veronica Flower Martin & Hilary Ford Beth & John Forkes
Allen & Emelie Franke Jeff Franz & Ruth Engs-Franz Russ & Cheri Fredrickson Judi Fronek Les & Katrina Garner Paul Gordon Marty Grubanowitch Laurie Guest Nancy Hain Terry & Mindy Hampton John & Laurie Hansel James Grant Harper Gail Ann Harrmann John & Jackie Healy Juliet Heilman Gary & Connie Helm Barbara & Doug Henderson Laura A. Henke Margaret Higgins Susan & Leon Hoffmann Ronald L. Holden Chuck & Judy Holtz Nancy Homburg Bruce & Marla Horwitz Bob & Mary Huber Mr. Richard Hutson Chuck & Barbara Jackson Bud Jacoby & Francis Jacoby Chuck & Barb Jajtner Greg & Helen Jancich Dennis Janda Debra & Dennis Jepsen Martha J. Johnson Stephen Johnson Dan Jones Edward Jones & Rhonda Jurgel Patricia M. Jorgensen Dennis & Jane Joyce Bob & Nancy Jungwirth Ralph Kaminski Jan Kemble Lorry Kemble Darryl & Wendy Kenagy Dennis & Christine Kessler Jerry & Elaine Ketola David Kiefer Roger & Patricia Kieltyka John & Pamela Kitslaar Allan & Tanya Klasser Jack & Marsha Klein Larry G. Kleinsteiber Dr. Dick & Cindy Koch James & Loisann Koestler Jim & Karen Kohler Sandy Krieger David & Marjorie Kroll Ruth Ann Kromholz Mike & Jeanne Kubiak Wayne & Julie Kudick Jim & Connie Kunde 43
Loren Kuzuhara Molly Larkin B.J. Larsen Glenn & Linden Laurent Gregg & Carolyn Lemein John & Ronda Liebmann Carol Lippman Deborah Logerquist Kevin & Julie Loomans Dan & Donita Luth Priscilla Ruth MacDougall Bob & Lori Machacek Lois Malawsky Elizabeth Markon Debra Marlow Rick & Deb Mason Jan & Bill Matthews Ron & Lois Mauermann Philip & Caroline Mayer James & Judith Mazzolini Michael & Windsor McCutcheon Douglas McGee Richard McGinnis & Leonard Le Grand Michael Leslie McGraw Terry & Nancy McGrew Mary McIlwee Traci McLachlan Diane Meiborg & Roger Zacek John & Alice Meiners Anthony & Marlene Michaels Judith M. Michaels Carol Miles Georgia & Gary Miller Suzan Miller Klem & Mills Families Jane Mooney Bill & Sandy Moore Linda & Ted Moskonas John Rankin & Mary Murphy Nancy Naslund Dan & Diane Neal Jerry & Margie Needelman Neighborhood Acupuncture, PLLC Tuffy Nell John Neupert B. Alan Newberg Jay & Rex Nicole Ms. Jennifer Nolan Rick & Sandy Nuernberg Lou & Sylvia Nyberg Gary Nygaard Mr. Ronald R Olds Bill & Yvonne Orton Liz & Bob Osgood Erin Parker & Matt Crowle Ben & Cheryl Peotter & Family Lynn R. Peters Dave & Wendy Pike John & Clare Plachetka
(Member continued) J.A. Polkinghorne The Porter Family Dr. & Mrs. Jeff & Therese Postles Cynthia Powell Sylvia K. Pratt Diane Prendergast Ken & Marilyn Rabideau Patrick T. & Mary C. Raven Mr. & Mrs. William R. Reed Judith Reidy Ron & Donna Relic Karla R. Repta Judith Rhodes Ellen Rivers George & Kristi Roenning Susan Rorison Paul & Karin Rosenfeldt Julie Rosner Donald & Edith Rouse Ken & Pat Rozek Steven & Sharon Sagat Theatrical Specialties & Transport Jim & Kathy Sanden Dennis & Julie Scherr Kathy Schulte Thomas & Suzanne Scott Debbie Scray Jillaine & Andrew Seefeldt
Dan & Diana Seidel Doug & Julie Shank Dr. & Mrs. Manooch Sharifi James & Jean Shaw Kevin Ann Sherwin Sheldon & Dale Silverman Rick & Mary Skelley Bob & Janet Skoglund Karen & Tim Sladden Robert L. Slaughter Christopher Slavik Judie Smith Bob & Chris Snyder Stephen & Suzanne Standerford Lois S. Stanley Sandra Stitt Chuck & Harriet Stoll Thomas & Linda Strupp Lynn & Bernice Stueber Jean Switala Ms. Pat Taylor-Woodyard William & Louise Temte Mark & Susan Tesch Floyd & Eileen Thompson Erik & Marilee Thoresen Bruce A Timmons Tim & Janis Toepel Julie Rosquist Tribbey Ana-Maria & Thomas Troast
Jim & Dixie Tubbs Tim & Mia Turek Deborah Turski C.J. & Kathleen Van Sistine Carole Valentine Robert & Martha Wagner Nick & Jane Wanda Norman & Mabel Watkins Mrs. Antonia Watrobka Mr. & Mrs. Allen Watson Bob & Peg Wepner Mr. Robert Wieszcholek Rick & Mary Willets Doris Wilson Joe & Joyce Wilson Leslie R. Wilson Warren & Bonnie Wimmer Gene & Pat Wojciechowski Henry Wojtyla Barbara Wood Maria Zehren Ann Cather-Zimmerman Don & Shirley Zork Mr. & Mrs. Larry E. Zuelke Steve & Ardis Zwicky William Zwicky
Have you enjoyed performances at Peninsula Players Theatre and wondered how you can help ensure its unique environment is preserved for generations of theatergoers?
There are many ways you can support Peninsula Players Theatre! • • • • • •
Attend performances Attend the Peninsula Players winter play reading series The Plays the Thing Share the Peninsula Players experience by giving a gift certificate Celebrate a special occasion, such as an anniversary by donating to the Annual Fund Honor a patron by making a donation in his/her memory Volunteer for the Broom Squad, the spring cleaning crew
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Become a playbill advertiser Sponsor a play Name a seat in the theater Join us for an afterglow on Saturday nights Attend a post-show discussion Attend a pre-show seminar Go on a backstage tour Volunteer to usher Donate office supplies Sponsor an intern
Memorials & Honorariums
Memorial gifts are a unique way to keep your loved one’s memory and legacy alive. Honorarium gifts celebrate a special person or event (birthdays, anniversaries, etc.) in your life. Remember a life well lived or honor someone you love by making a donation to Peninsula Players. In Memory of John Davis Thomas & Linda Polacek In Memory of Ralph Herlache Judy Herlache In Memory of Ron Kapolnek Jean Kapolnek Sadoff Family Foundation In Honor of Jay Nicole Rex Nicole In Memory of Margaret Thompson Kay & Douglas Friedrich Janet Peters In Memory of Dale Tremain Laurie Tremain
In Memory of Patricia Ann Remy Barbara Cihlar & Dave Maier CliftonLarsonAllen LLP Elizabeth Delamater Don Halloran Walter & Diane Hanisko Jill & Tom Herlache Christine Kornely Douglas McGee Ben & Cheryl Peotter & Family Janelle Peotter Nancy Prange John Rank Robert & Martha Wagner
Corporate Matches
The following organizations have matched employees’ charitable contributions. Matching gifts are an easy way to double your contribution to the Players. Find out if your employer has a matching gift program today! Alliant Energy Foundation American Family Insurance Badger Liquor Co., Inc. ExxonMobil Foundation
Fidelity Investments IBM International Foundation MacMaster-Carr Supply Company McKnight Foundation
Mead Witter Foundation Pfizer Foundation We Energies Foundation Wrigley Company Foundation
In-Kind Donations
The following individuals and businesses have provided in-kind support in the form of goods and services. Alexander’s of Door County Alpine Resort Baileys Harbor Community Association Boathouse on the Bay Casey’s BBQ & Smokehouse Charlie’s Smokehouse The Cookery Restaurant & Wine Bar Door Artisan Cheese Company Door County Creamery Door Karma Farms The English Inn Evenson Laundry & Dry Cleaners Fatzo’s Subs & Pizza Fish Creek Market Cheryl Furlick
Greco and Sons, Inc. Greens ‘N’ Grains Harbor Fish Market & Grille Julie’s Park Café Lautenbach’s Orchard Country Winery & Market MacReady Artisan Bread Company Mojo Rosa’s The Orchards at Egg Harbor PC Junction Pelletier’s Restaurant & Fish Boil Pick ‘n Save Piggly Wiggly Pink Bakery Nancy Powell
Ken Raupach Scaturo’s Baking Company & Cafe Sister Bay Bowl Sturgeon Bay Utilities Sweetie Pies Tadych’s Econo Foods Thyme Cuisine Village Cafe Villagios White Gull Inn Wild Tomato Wood-fired Pizza and Grille Wood Orchard Market YMCA – Northern Door Program Center Barbara & Robert Ziegler
For more information on corporate matches, in-kind, memorial or honorarium gifts, please contact Development and Events Manager, Danielle Szmanda at (920) 868-3287 or danielle@peninsulaplayers.com.
You can ensure the future of Peninsula Players by including a charitable gift in your will or other estate plans. Please contact Danielle Szmanda at (920) 868-3287 or danielle@peninsulaplayers.com to learn more about the wide variety of planning tools that can help you forever celebrate exceptional theatre experience in Door County. 45
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CHARACTER COLLAGE Costume collage by Kärin Simonson Kopischke for the production of Silent Sky featuring female astronomers at Harvard University in the 1890s.
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SCENIC SKETCHING Scenic designer J Branson created sketches of the set design for the director, scenic artists and other members of the creative team. Here is a glimpse of the New Bunion Historical Society.
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Peninsula Players Mission Statement … Peninsula Players Theatre is committed to preserving America’s Oldest Professional Resident Summer Theatre in its unique setting on sixteen forested acres along the shores of Green Bay. The theater’s mission is to support, without reservation, the most exciting theater company possible; to preserve the Theatre in a Garden’s natural beauty; to provide artists the freedom, tools, and facilities they require to entertain, uplift, and inform our audiences; to foster future generations of theater professionals through the internship program; and to maintain fiscal policies that insure the future security of the theater. For the past 84 years Peninsula Players has relied on the goodwill and generosity of our patrons to help advance our mission and continue to provide exceptional theatrical experiences. If you have come to value these outstanding performances and the remarkable beauty of the theater and grounds, please consider making a tax-deductible gift to our Annual Fund. Thank you.
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AUDRA BAAKARI BOYLE Business Manager
Audi has called the Peninsula Players home for 25 seasons. She has served as the Box Office Manager and Public Relations Director before her appointment as Business Manager. She has worked throughout the Midwest at various theaters serving as Assistant Sales Manager at The New Theatre Restaurant in Kansas City, Kansas and as Business Manager for the University of Fayetteville, Arkansas. She earned a BFA degree in technical theater, an MA in theater history and public relations and certificates in human resources and non-profit administration from the University of Wisconsin-Superior. She is excited to be by the bay with her entire Players family. Love and be loved.
DANIELLE SZMANDA Development and Events Manager
Danielle is thrilled to be celebrating her ninth season with Peninsula Players! She is a native of Chicago and a proud alumna of St. Norbert College earning a BA in business administration and theatre studies. Danielle has an array of theater experience both on and off stage, as well as behind the scenes. She has had the privilege of working in various theater positions with a variety of theater professionals and audiences. Danielle resides in the Milwaukee area with her husband Jason and her sons, Lou and Martin. She is excited for another year of raising funds for this theater she loves so dearly.
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A Heartfelt Thanks...
...to the following donors who contributed $10,000 or more towards the new theater, scene shop and canteen. We are forever indebted to their generosity and are certain that these facilities will be appreciated and adored by theatregoers for generations to come! MAJOR PLAYER ($10,000 - $24,999) Leonard & Claire Apfelbach Anthony & Priscilla Beadell, in Honor of Marcia & Charles Larson Charles W. Beasley & Fred H. Mann Ted Bird & Alison Risso-Gill Dodd Homer Bliss Tom & Linda Birmingham in Memory of Tom Birmingham Homer Bliss Linda & John Blossom Jr. Orren & Marilyn Bradley David R. Charles, Sr. Family Foundation The Cordon Family Foundation Ron & Candy Dammon, in Memory of Hedwig Enger Welcker – 1935 Bonnie Brook Hostess T. Danis Charitable Trust Scott & Barb Davis James & JoDee DeGroot Robert A. & Lynn I. Doneff Door County Medical Center Paul & Sandra Fernstrum Emil & Gail Fischer Nancy & Jim Forbes Ken & Rhonda Frank Family Foundation Don & Barbara Fuhrmann Bill & Mardi Glenn Thomas & Gloria Kaye Ralph & Barbara Keller Jack & Ginny Kopischke Fred & Greta Kubsch Dona & Dick Litzsinger Dale & Kay Lyndahl Main Street Market Elaine Marshall John M. & Mary Ann Meyer Greg & Carolyn Mox The Musikantow Foundation Doug & Janey Mac Neil John & Linette Parrish Fred J. Peterson Foundation,Inc. John & Clare Plachetka Robert & Joan Schaupp Todd Schmidt & Greg Vinkler Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Schoendorf Jr. George & Kay Schueppert John C. Schuldt & Mary J. Moore John & Dyan Smith Tim & Sue Stone Jim & Clare Webb White Gull Inn - Andy & Jan Coulson Barbara Jo Weko Witzke Sandy & Mike Woleben Francesca Zambello
GOLD FOUNDER ($1,000,000 and above) Carla & Ellsworth Peterson Foundation FOUNDER ($250,000-$999,999) Ruth & Hartley Barker The Boldt Company/ O.C. & Pat Boldt MMG Foundation, Inc. Nicholas Family Foundation PRODUCER ($100,000-$249,999) Anonymous Bill & Poo Calkins Fortress Fence, a division of Century Fence Barbara & Spencer Gould Mary & Bill Hartman Betty & Bill Parsons PARTNER ($50,000-$99,999) Anonymous (2) Dave & Nancy Borghesi Bob & Carmen Gallagher Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Hamming Anthony & Judith Licata Fred & Natalie Marcon Kris & Ranny Nelson Nicolet National Bank Ken Raupach Wayne & Cleta Semmerling - Security Fence Bob & Margaret Thompson William Wood Skinner Foundation BUILDER ($25,000-$49,999) In honor of Ted Bird, AEA Dave & Vonnie Callsen Martha Cherry Fund, a fund of the Door County Community Foundation Steve & Julia Chomeau Dwight & Linda Davis Don & Marianne Diekman The Mark & Cheryl Falb Family The Patrick & Beatrice Haggerty Foundation The Edward R. & Jeannine W. James Families George Kress Foundation Mrs. Charles S. Larsen Ted & Nancy Laitner Maggy Magerstadt James E. & Mary K. Nelson Eugene V. & Patricia Ann Remy Loren M. Schantz in memory of Mary L. Naniot Julia & David Uihlein David & Brenda Wenberg Jerry & Joan Zaug, Country House Resort 49
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CODY WESTGAARD Production Manager
Cody is thrilled to join Peninsula Players for his third season. Assistant stage manager for 42nd Street, White Christmas, Saturday Night Fever and Hazel at Drury Lane Theatre, Mamma Mia! at Paramount Theater, and The Joseph Jefferson Awards (2006–2018). His other credits include Assistant Production Manager (APM) at NYU Tisch School of the Arts Department of Drama (2011– 2015), APM at Williamstown Theatre Festival (2009–2011), PM at Noble Fool Theatricals (2007–2008). Cody also works for MACE (Movement and Combat Education) as the Operations Manager and co-create the Stage Management Intensive. Cody earned a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre at Loyola University Chicago and Master of Fine Arts in Production Technology and Management at Carnegie Mellon University. He is a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association.
NATHAN ANGRICK Technical Director
Nate is delighted to return to Peninsula Players for his second season as Technical Director. Nate was born in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, and graduated UW-Stevens Point with a BFA in technical theater and design. He moved to the East Coast and worked as technical director for the Plimoth Players and Payomet PAC in Massachusetts. He has spent the past few years working as a scenic carpenter at The Juilliard School in New York City. After this summer, he will attend the Yale School of Drama to obtain his MFA in Technical Direction and Production.
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KYLE PINGEL Costume Designer – George Washington’s Teeth Costume Shop Manager
Kyle returns to his home by the bay for his eighth season as a Peninsula Player. His most recent costume design credits at Peninsula Players include: Salvage, Almost, Maine and Nunsense. When Kyle is not at Peninsula Players, he is the Costume Production Coordinator for Illinois Wesleyan University’s School of Theatre Arts. Additionally, Kyle is a mentor for RE:THEATRE, a program that helps create art that matters. He enjoys building and designing wigs as a freelance artist in his spare time.
2019 Summer Concerts
June 20 - 29
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ERIN KELLEM Master Electrician
Erin is very excited to be returning for her second season at Peninsula Players Theatre as Master Electrician. Erin joins us from Chattanooga, Tennessee, where she is a member of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) Local 140. Most recent works include Assistant Lighting Designer for A Night with Janis Joplin at the Ivoryton Playhouse in Connecticut; Head Electrician for Million Dollar Quartet the National Tour (Barter Theatre & Gershwin Entertainment). She was Assistant Master Electrician and a Lighting Designer for the Barter Theatre in Abingdon, Virginia. She is a graduate of The University of Virginia’s College at Wise with a BFA in Theatre, where she focused in lighting design.
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MELISSA RESCH Box Office Manager
Melissa is thrilled to return for her second season at the Players. She is a passionate creative with a Master’s of Contemporary Art in painting from University of Tasmania. She has filled the pages of three passports and countless canvases. Her adventures include teaching English in Korea and art residencies in Australia and Brazil. In early 2017, after living many years in Provincetown, Massachusetts, Melissa discovered a new home in Door County. Her abstract paintings and found object luminaries are featured in Idea Gallery in West Jacksonport. melissaresch.com
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BEATRICE KUENN Assistant Box Office Manager
Beatrice is a recent graduate of the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in acting and minor in anthropology. For the past three years she worked as an audience service representative at Milwaukee Repertory Theater and served as their marketing intern during her senior year. After discovering her passion for arts administration with Milwaukee Rep, Beatrice is absolutely thrilled to continue her professional work with Peninsula Players. PENINSULA PENINSULA PLAYERS
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June 12 Dr. Eun-Joo Kwak Piano Recital
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DEAN GNADINGER Assistant Technical Director
Dean is excited to be returning for his fourth season at Peninsula Players where they initially participated in the internship program. In the off-season, they have worked in and around Chicago as Technical Director for various companies. They are very excited to be returning to North Central College in the fall as full-time Technical Director.
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JENNIFER WERNAU Properties Manager
Jennifer is a freelance properties designer in Chicago, originally from New York, and this is her first season with Peninsula Players. She is excited to be here. In Chicago she is working for companies such as Porchlight Music Theatre and Metropolis Theatre in Arlington Heights as well as with many storefront theaters such as The New Colony and The Factory. Upcoming shows include Sunset Boulevard, Sophisticated Ladies, Freaky Friday (Porchlight Music), Anything Goes, A Christmas Carol, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Mamma Mia (Metropolis Theatre). Past productions include: Gypsy (Porchlight Theatre), Darkness After Dawn (Factory Theatre), HOODED, or being black for dummies (First Floor Theatre), The Arc Trials (Mudlark Theater Company), Small World (The New Colony) Cardboard Piano (Timeline Theater).
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JULIA ECKELKAMP Costume Shop Assistant
Julia is a graduate of Centenary College of Louisiana where she studied costume construction, costume design, and studio art. She currently lives in Chicago, Illinois, where she works at various theaters and museums. She is excited to be back for her third year at Peninsula Players where she participated in the internship program!
JAMES ARONSON Carpenter
James is a graduate of the University of Wyoming and holds a bachelors degree in scenic design. James participated in the internship program at Peninsula Players last season and is excited to return as part of the technical staff. Enjoy the show!
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The Play’s the Thing …
The Peninsula Players Winter Play Reading Series
Join the Peninsula Players in the winter months for its ninth season of free public play readings. The Play’s the Thing is part of the Players’ winter outreach programming, presenting professional play readings for the public. In 2019, the Peninsula Players presented Apparitions by Kristine Thatcher, in coordination with Door County Reads and its exploration of “The Death and Life of the Great Lakes” by Dan are Anne Herring, Amy Ensign, Erica Elam, Egan and “Wintering” by Peter Geye, opened the Pictured Carmen Roman and Cassandra Bissell as they perform three-part play series. in a reading of Tales of Men and Ghosts adapted by Steve Pickering from stories by Edith Wharton before a capacity The play series also included Tales of Men and crowd at Björklunden in March of 2019 Ghosts adapted by Steve Pickering from stories by Edith Wharton and The Gentleman Thief, a new screwball comedy by Mark Brown. The 2019 readings were funded in part by a grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin, as well as generous grants from the Door County Medical Center, Friends of Door County Libraries and operating funds from Peninsula Players Theatre. To learn more about the forthcoming 2020 winter play readings, sign-up for E-news on www. peninsulaplayers.com, then log into your online ticket account and register for an email notification under “Yes! I am interested in Winter Play Readings.” You can also keep an eye on the Community Outreach section of the Peninsula Players website for forthcoming information on the readings February 3, March 2 and April 6, 2020.
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Peninsula Players Internship Program Theater is one of the few professions where apprentices can learn from those who practice their art. The internship program at Peninsula Players Theatre is part of a tradition which runs as deep as the roots of the theater itself. Since the Peninsula Players launched its first season in 1935, interns, then called apprentices, have been given the opportunity to work side-by-side with professionals, learning the craft by observing and participating in it. Working in theater necessitates honing very well-rounded skills. Gaining experience in a professional setting, such as the Peninsula Players, develops communication skills, provides hands-on training and builds networking opportunities with working professionals. Participants in the internship program work with the theater’s professional actors, managers and technicians for 14 to 20 weeks in all facets of theater, from backstage to front office, making the Peninsula Players Internship Program unique among theater programs. The program provides participants a chance to explore many aspects of theater production. As each show opens, the intern’s daytime and evening assignments rotate, thus creating a constant path of growth throughout the season. The program’s diversity and atmosphere attracts applicants from across the country. Mixing work and responsibilities, interns are offered opportunities to enhance their résumés, try different areas in theater production and make contacts with working actors, designers and managers. Interns participating in our 2019 season came from a variety of academic programs in Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Texas, Washington D.C. and Wisconsin. For information about our internship program, phone the Box Office at (920) 868-3287 or contact Production Manager Cody Westgaard or Business Manager Audra Baakari Boyle.
Join the Post-Show Discussions at Peninsula Players The Players will host post-show discussions after select performances in 2019. Audiences are invited to stay after the shows and chat with the actors, designers and directors. Please watch the Players website for pre-show seminar dates. Post show discussions are scheduled on: Thursday, June 20 – A Trick of the Light Wednesday, July 17 – A Murder is Announced Tuesday, August 6 – Ghost the Musical Thursday, August 29 – Silent Sky Saturday, September 7 – George Washington’s Teeth For tickets to these performances visit www.peninsulaplayers.com or phone the box office at (920) 868-3287 69
Go Behind the Footlights at Peninsula Players Since 1935, Peninsula Players has entertained and delighted Door County audiences. Patrons are curious about how shows are produced at Peninsula Players. A free backstage tour provides a peek into the behind-the-scenes work as well as a review of the Players history. In this walking tour, patrons see for themselves the work environment, from workspaces to a bird’s eye view of the stage from the tech gallery. Those interested should phone the box office to reserve a spot on a tour as space is limited. Tours will begin at 2 p.m. on the following Sundays: June 23, 30, July 14, August 4, 11 and 25. A set number of spots are available per tour, so call ahead or book online and let us know you if plan to attend. For more information, to purchase tickets or to reserve your backstage tour, phone the Box Office at 920-868-3287.
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ERIC SMITH Groundskeeper/Maintenance Manager
Eric returned to Door County six years ago to return to his roots that he has embedded in this county. He brings to the Players more than 15 years of experience in design and landscaping, having worked for companies such as Leids Nursery, David J. Frank Landscaping as a crew leader and Groundskeeper for Community Memorial Hospital in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin. Eric’s special talents for landscape painting, playing guitar for more than 25 years, photography and his love for the outdoors adds to his abilities for creating the beautiful gardens that are displayed throughout the property of the Peninsula Players Theatre. Truly a work of art in the making!
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This is Deb’s third season with Peninsula Players. When not in the kitchen you may find her in the garden, on a horse, hiking, drawing, writing new recipes or planning her next travel adventure.
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Paul is a fairly recent University of Wisconsin - Green Bay graduate with a decade of foodservice experience who took the opportunity to cook in Door County and experience its beauties in his off-time. He enjoys playing tuba and running.
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The Drowsy Chaperone with Sean Fortunato and Megan Murphy. Photo by Len Villano.
OUR 2019 SEASON June 18 – July 7 A TRICK OF THE LIGHT
An astonishing comedy and a world première comedy by Peter Moore.
Eddie is a 40-something guy who one day discovers a very unexpected and extraordinary skill—he can become invisible. Vanish. Disappear. He confides in his good friends Marty and Darrell, but they can’t help him. When he tells his loving and dazzling wife Beth, the vanishing doesn’t happen in front of her! Why? What to do? As Eddie navigates this extraordinary gift, he and his hilarious buddies learn a little about themselves, life and love.
July 10 – July 28 A MURDER IS ANNOUNCED
A gripping whodunit by Leslie Darbon. Adapted from Agatha Christie’s novel. A small-town newspaper advertisement reads: “A murder is announced and will take place on Friday, October 13th, at Little Paddocks – at 6:30 p.m.” Is it a joke? A party invitation? Unable to resist, a group of curious villagers gather at the appointed time. Suddenly, the lights go out, and a gun fires. What follows is a classic Miss Marple mystery - a puzzle of mixed motives, concealed identities, a second death and a determined Inspector grimly following the twists and turns.
July 31 – Aug 18 GHOST THE MUSICAL
Book & Lyrics by Bruce Joel Rubin. Music & Lyrics by Dave Stewart & Glen Ballard. Based on the Paramount Pictures film written by Bruce Joel Rubin. A timeless romantic fantasy about the power of love. This musical-thriller follows Sam and Molly’s romance, which takes a shocking turn. After Sam’s untimely death, he finds himself trapped between two worlds and refuses to leave Molly when he learns she is in grave danger. In an attempt to communicate with her, Sam enlists the help of a phony psychic, Oda Mae Brown, to hilarious and harrowing effect. This smart, funny, suspenseful and very romantic musical love story features the Righteous Brothers’ classic “Unchained Melody.”
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SILENT SKY
Sept 4 – Oct 20
GEORGE WASHINGTON’S TEETH
A stellar play by Lauren Gunderson. A “luminously beautiful play.” With warm-hearted wit and infectious joy, the riveting true story of these hidden figures comes to light. In 1893, Henrietta Swan Leavitt, a pioneering scientist whose discoveries opened the galaxies, and her female coworkers at Harvard Observatory are human “computers.” They measure the stars. They are not allowed to touch a telescope, yet Henrietta makes significant observations of the universe and changes how we look at the heavens and the earth.
A new comedy by Mark St. Germain. False teeth, false history and genuine laughter. This zany comedy follows the exploits of the struggling New Bunion Historical Society. With time running out to renew their lease, they must find creative ways to lure visitors to their sleepy New England town. When a set of George Washington’s dentures turn up they brace themselves for all-out war. Heartfelt and somewhat historic, this madcap comedy proves differences don’t divide us, they make us stronger.
June 18 - Aug. 31 - Tues. to Sat – 8 p.m. Sun. 7:30 p.m. Sept. 4 - Oct. 19 - Tuesday – Sunday 7 p.m.
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