Arthur Miller's A View from the Bridge

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Jacob G. Padrón ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

Kit Ingui MANAGING DIRECTOR

IN ASSOCIATION WITH DOUGLAS DENOFF AND MYAH SHEIN PRESENT

DIRECTED BY

JAMES DEAN PALMER† CREATIVE TEAM You-Shin Chen^ SCENIC DESIGNER

Risa Ando^ COSTUME DESIGNER

Kate McGee LIGHTING DESIGNER

Jane Shaw^ SOUND DESIGNER

Matthew Armentrout HAIR & WIG DESIGN

Chris Felix COMPOSER

Julie Foh DIALECT COACH

Sean Fletcher Griffin UnkleDave’s Fight-House FIGHT DIRECTOR/ INTIMACY COORDINATOR

Ashley Malafronte ASSISTANT DIRECTOR/ DRAMATURG

Jenny Kennedy* STAGE MANAGER

Ryan Gohsman* ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER

Stephanie Yankwitt tbd casting co.

CASTING

Production Sponsor Jacqueline Koral

* Member of Actors’ Equity Association ^Member of United Scenic Artists

Media Sponsor IKEA

Member of Stage Directors and Choreographers Society (SDC)

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“A View from the Bridge” is presented by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing, LLC, servicing the Dramatists Play Service imprint. (www.dramatists.com)

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CAST

IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER

Patricia Black ALFIERI Mike Boland* LOUIS/FIRST IMMIGRATION OFFICER Todd Cerveris* MIKE/TONY/SECOND IMMIGRATION OFFICER Dominic Fumusa* EDDIE Paten Hughes* CATHERINE Mark Junek* RODOLPHO Antonio Magro MARCO

Annie Parisse* BEATRICE

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We acknowledge that indigenous peoples and nations have for generations stewarded the lands and waterways of what we now call the state of Connecticut. We honor and respect the enduring relationship that exists between these peoples and nations and this land. The offices of Long Wharf Theatre, the supporter and producer of this production, are located on the unceded territory of the Quinnipiac, Paugussett and Wappinger peoples. We remind ourselves that along with stolen land came stolen people. It is our responsibility to the future to know our past.

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With its themes of immigration, home, and family, Arthur Miller’s A View from the Bridge has asked audiences to confront the complexity of the American Dream since its New York premiere in 1955. Now in 2024, we find ourselves awed by the expansively universal and deeply personal resonance of this contemporary classic right here in New Haven.

Jacob G. Padrón

Kit Ingui

Miller is much like a threaded needle for us at Long Wharf Theatre as we build on our remarkable past to produce world-class theatre in the present. Looking back on the birth of our legendary company in 1965 with The Crucible—our very first production—we reflect on the extraordinary legacy of Miller’s canon as it is stitched into the fabric of the American theatre. In our work as a staff, we often call on one of Miller’s quotes to renew our intentions: “I could not imagine a theatre worth my time that did not want to change the world.”

Examining plays and their relationships to America and the world is not just an abstract endeavor at Long Wharf Theatre. Where we stage our productions is as integral to our artistic vision as where the playwright has set their story. Inspired by the power of our new producing model, we are creating exciting theatrical experiences of bold physical innovation all over the Greater New Haven region. From the intimacy of homes and gathering spaces for The Year of Magical Thinking to the majestic halls of the Canal Dock Boathouse for A View from the Bridge, we are living into our promise to be a theatre for everyone, everywhere.

While the historic architecture of the Boathouse and its sweeping views of the New Haven Harbor emerge as characters unto themselves in our staging of A View from the Bridge, this story is a human tragedy. Can we transform the questions of the play into answers that will lead us to understanding our internalized versions of the American Dream? With Miller as our needle and Eddie as the thread, what might we stitch together to design a future founded on collective possibility?

We don’t have the answers but, with you, we have the courage to keep asking the questions.

We thank director James Dean Palmer for their bold vision and for leading a visionary group of artists for this boundary-breaking production. We’re also grateful for the support of our partners: Doug Denoff, Myah Shein, and the City of New Haven. We’re so happy you’re here.

Warmly yours,

Jacob G. Padrón Artistic Director PHOTOS: Mistina Hanscom.

Kit Ingui Managing Director A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE 5

BI S Patricia Black (she/her) (Alfieri) NYC theatre credits include The Tempest, Julius Caesar, Romeo and Juliet, Coriolanus, Guilt by Association, Love Loss & What I Wore, Bitch, Victor K, And The Swan, This Side of Paradise, Bones. TV: Recurring roles on “And Just Like That” (MAX), “The Watcher” (Netflix), and “Pose” (F/X). Film: Ballad of a Hustler, The Loving Dead, Staging Anna.

Mike Boland (he/him) (Louis, First Immigration Officer) is an award-winning actor and writer. He is thrilled to return to Long Wharf Theatre where he began his professional career in 1997’s She Stoops to Conquer. Other Long Wharf Theatre credits: Wit, Mystery School, and A Question of Mercy. Broadway: An Enemy of the People. Off-Broadway: The Orphans’ Home Cycle. National tours: Twelve Angry Men, West Side Story. Regional: Hartford Stage, Yale Rep, Playhouse on Park, ACT of CT, STONC, Manhattan Theatre Club, Ivoryton Playhouse, Westchester Broadway, Fulton, Judson, Engeman, Coastal Carolina, and many others. Television: “The Blacklist” (recurring), “FBI,” “Person of Interest,” “Zero Hour,” and “Rubicon.” Mike’s feature screenplay Yo Andrea is the winner of the 2023 Miami Screenplay Awards.

Todd Cerveris (he/him) (Mike, Tony, Second Immigration Officer) Broadway: South Pacific, Twentieth Century. Off-Broadway: premieres of Almost Maine, Southern Comfort, Yours Unfaithfully, The Butcherhouse Chronicles, Somewhere Someplace Else, Dick In London. Regional: Arena Stage, Cleveland Play House, La Jolla Playhouse, A.C.T., Denver Center Theatre, Old Globe, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Cincinnati Playhouse, Northern Stage. National tours: War Horse, Spring Awakening, Twelve Angry Men. Film/television: “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” “Madam Secretary,” “Homeland,” “Nurse Jackie,” “Allegiance,” “Law & Order,” “White Collar,” “The Affair,” and One True Thing. As a writer: Let Me Spell It Out For You (Best Storytelling, NYC Solo Festival), Provenance (Clauder Competition award for Vermont), The Booth Variations (co-author), and “We Serve With Honor,” (Telly Award).

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Dominic Fumusa (he/him) (Eddie) is best known for playing Kevin Peyton on Showtime’s “Nurse Jackie.”

Film work includes starring in 13 Hours (dir. Michael Bay), Focus (opposite Will Smith and Margot Robbie), The Report, Allegiance, and Helena from the Wedding. Additional television: “Homeland,” “Godfather of Harlem,” “Divorce,” “Goliath,” “Damages,” “Sex and the City,” “The Sopranos,” and many others. NYC theatre: originating roles in Sarah Ruhl’s plays Stage Kiss and Passion Play, Richard Greenberg’s Tony Award-winning Take Me Out (NYC, London), Melissa James Gibson’s Obie Award-winning [sic], Stephen Belber’s The Power of Duff, Fault Lines, and Tape (NYC, London, Los Angeles). Broadway debut in Wait Until Dark (with Marisa Tomei and Quentin Tarantino). Regional: Guthrie Theater, Stratford Festival, The Huntington, Kennedy Center, Actors Theatre of Louisville.

Paten Hughes (she/her) (Catherine) Theatre: Addressless (Rattlestick Theater), The Lulu Plays (Sutton Square Entertainment), Three Sisters (Old Vic New Voices; Eve Best, dir.), My Name is Rachel Corrie (Jaq Bessell, dir.), Macbeth (Che Walker, dir.), Tits and Blood (Edinburgh Festival Fringe), The Thin Line (Cathy Plourde, dir.). Film: Long Nights Short Mornings (Chadd Harbold, dir.), Beauty Mark (Harris Doran, dir.), What Breaks the Ice (Rebecca Eskreis, dir.), Coach of the Year (David Stott, dir.). Digital: Heirloom (Vimeo; Michael Melamedoff, dir.), Virtue (Broadway on Demand; Valentina Fratti, dir.), The Ivanka Diaries (Harris Doran, dir.). Training: Washington and Lee University (B.A., French and Theatre), The Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, and The Old Vic’s T.S. Eliot US / UK Exchange Program. IG: @trespay.

Mark Junek (he/him) (Rodolpho) Theatrical credits include Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus, The Performers (Broadway); The Hairy Ape at Park Avenue Armory; Prior in Angels in America at Actors Theatre of Louisville; the premiere of A.R. Gurney’s final play, Final Follies, at Cherry Lane Theatre and Nick Dear’s Frankenstein at Denver Center. Television credits include “American Rust” (upcoming), “The Outs,” NBC’s “Blindspot,” “Forever,” “Smash,” and “Law and Order: SVU.” He holds a bachelor’s degree in English from Columbia University as well as a master’s level diploma from The Juilliard School Drama Division.

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BI S Antonio Magro (he/him) (Marco) is first generation British Italian and graduate of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (2008). He most recently appeared in “The Alienist” (TNT) and “The Continental” (Peacock) and is soon to be in Season Two of “House of The Dragon” (MAX). Additional television credits: “Call The Midwife” (BBC), “Hanna” (Amazon), “Cursed” (Netflix), “Litvinenko” (Amazon), “Line of Duty” (BBC), “You, Me and the Apocalypse” (Amazon), and “Titanic” (ITV). He made his West End debut in A View from the Bridge in 2009 followed by Enron (Headlong), Matilda (Royal Shakespeare Company, Olivier winner) and Groundhog Day (Old Vic, Olivier winner). He is delighted to be making his U.S. stage debut at Long Wharf Theatre.

Annie Parisse (she/her) (Beatrice) Select New York theatre credits include Prelude to a Kiss and Clybourne Park (Broadway); Becky Shaw, The Layover (Second Stage); Long Lost (Manhattan Theatre Club); Antlia Pneumatica (Playwrights Horizons); and The Internationalist (Vineyard Theatre). Select film credits include Eric LaRue and Three Birthdays (upcoming) as well as Giving Birth to a Butterfly and How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, among others. TV: “Mrs. America” (FX); “Friends from College” (series lead, Netflix); “The Looming Tower” opposite Jeff Daniels and “The First” opposite Sean Penn, both on Hulu. Annie also starred in Vinyl (Martin Scorsese and Mick Jagger, producers) and appeared in the mini-series “The Pacific” (Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks, executive producers) and the film Paterno opposite Al Pacino, all for HBO. Arthur Miller (1915-2005) (Playwright) was born in New York City and studied at the University of Michigan. His plays include The Man Who Had All The Luck (1944), All My Sons (1947), Death Of A Salesman (1949), The Crucible (1953), A View From The Bridge and A Memory Of Two Mondays (1955), After The Fall (1964), Incident At Vichy (1964), The Price (1968), The Creation Of The World And Other Business (1972), The Archbishop’s Ceiling (1977), The American Clock (1980) and Playing For Time. Later plays include The Ride Down Mt. Morgan (1991), The Last Yankee (1993), Broken Glass (1994), Mr. Peters’ Connections (1998), Resurrection Blues (2002), and Finishing The Picture (2004). Other works include Focus, a novel (1945), The Misfits, a screenplay (1960), and the texts for In Russia (1969), In the Country (1977), and Chinese Encounters (1979), three books in collaboration with his wife, 8 LONG WHARF THEATRE

photographer Inge Morath. Memoirs include Salesman in Beijing (1984) and Timebends, an autobiography (1988). Short fiction includes the collection I Don’t Need You Anymore (1967), the novella Homely Girl, a Life (1995) and Presence: Stories (2007). He was awarded the Avery Hopwood Award for Playwriting at University of Michigan in 1936. He twice won the New York Drama Critics Circle Award, received two Emmy awards and three Tony Awards for his plays, as well as a Tony Award for Lifetime Achievement. He also won an Obie Award, a BBC Best Play Award, the George Foster Peabody Award, a Gold Medal for Drama from the National Institute of Arts and Letters, the Literary Lion Award from the New York Public Library, the John F. Kennedy Lifetime Achievement Award, and the Algur Meadows Award. He was named Jefferson Lecturer for the National Endowment for the Humanities in 2001. He was awarded the 2002 Prince of Asturias Award for Letters and the 2003 Jerusalem Prize. He received honorary degrees from Oxford University and Harvard University and was awarded the Prix Moliere of the French theatre, the Dorothy and Lillian Gish Lifetime Achievement Award, and the Pulitzer Prize.

James Dean Palmer (he/they) (Director) is an awardwinning director and reinterpreter of classic works.

Christmas Carol (Trinity Rep), Sense and Sensibility and Arcadia (FSU/Asolo Conservatory), Romeo and Juliet and King John (Texas Shakespeare Festival), Julius Caesar (Asolo Repertory), Anthony and Cleopatra and The Tempest (Waterwell Drama), This New Now and 274 Days (NYU Tisch), Church (Chautauqua Theatre), Elephant’s Graveyard and Lear (Red Tape Theatre), Heroes of the Fourth Turning and Passage (SUNY Purchase). With collaborator Patricia Black: and the swan (The Coop, Atelier 86). James was the founding artistic director of Chicago’s Red Tape Theatre. Awards and Fellowships: Joseph Jefferson Award for Best Direction, The Drama League Directing Fellowship, Chautauqua Theatre Directing Fellowship, Manhattan Theatre Club, SDC, and Peter Kaplan. MFA: Brown/Trinity Rep. jamesdeanpalmer.com You-Shin Chen (she/her) (Scenic Designer) is a US-based Taiwanese scenic designer. As a theatre collaborator, she is committed to diversity and humanity.

You-Shin centers humans, both the characters and the viewers, and their experiences in her process of creating a three-dimensional space. Her design works have been seen across the continental US and Europe. Some of her favorite credits include: How To Defend Yourself (NYTW); Wolf Play (SohoRep & MCC, A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE 9

BI S Lortel Awards); Red Velvet (STC, DC); Dragon King’s Daughter (Kennedy Center, DC); Mlima’s Tale (St. Louis Rep); Mrs. Murray’s Menagerie (ArsNova, Lortel Awards); Troy Anthony’s The Revival: It Is Our Duty (The Shed, NYC); Walden (TheaterWorks Hartford, Connecticut Critics Circle Awards). Collaborator with the feath3r theory. Assistant professor at Muhlenberg College. Local USA829, IASTE. youshinchen.com Risa Ando (she/her) (Costume Designer) is a costume designer from Japan, and is grateful and excited for her Long Wharf debut! Selected credits include the world premiere of The Salvagers (Yale Rep); Furlough’s Paradise, Next to Normal (DGSD); Mamma Mia! (Forestburgh Playhouse); #4 (Yale Cabaret); Switch No Otoko (Éclo, Tokyo); Dracula, Otoko-kai (Gekidan Ijin-Butai, Tokyo); The Best Place For Love (Fire & Ice Production, Dublin); Sherlock Holmes and the Hound of the Baskervilles (Wonderland Productions, Dublin). Risa received a B.F.A. in costume design from SUNY Purchase College, and she is currently in her final year pursuing her M.F.A. at David Geffen School of Drama (DGSD) at Yale. risaando.myportfolio.com Kate McGee (she/her) (Lighting Designer) is a trans*designer and new media artist. Long Wharf Theatre: An Iliad. Off-Broadway: My Lingerie Play (Rattlestick), The Infinite Love Party (Bushwick Starr), Notes on Killing... (Soho Rep/The Sol Project), I’m Revolting (Atlantic Theater), Taylor Mac’s The Hang (HERE/PROTOTYPE), Early Plays (New York City Players/The Wooster Group). International: protec/attac (Deutsches Schauspielhaus; scenery, costumes, lighting), Emily’s D+ Evolution, songwrights apothecary lab, and Off-Brand gOdds tours for Esperanza Spalding. Regional: Life of Galileo and Julius Caesar (PlayMakers Rep), A Tale of Two Cities (Trinity Rep). She was a 2022/2023 Project Number One artist in residence at Soho Rep (Girl Mode, a VR experience). Kate designs and devises “somehow literary” works with Peter Mills Weiss and Julia Mounsey that engage with questions of authenticity, spectatorship, violence, coercion, and comedy.

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Jane Shaw (she/her) (Sound Design) Long Wharf Theatre: A Doll’s House, Part 2. Recent theatre credits: Little Women (Seattle Rep, Milwaukee Rep), A Christmas Carol (Guthrie, composer), The Art of Burning (The Huntington, Hartford Stage), The Wanderers (Roundabout Theater Company, The Old Globe), and The Engagement Party (Geffen Playhouse, Hartford Stage). NYC: Playwrights Horizons, Manhattan Theatre Club, Theatre for a New Audience, Mint Theater Company, National Black Theatre, Repertorio Español, New York Theatre Workshop, HERE, and Bedlam. Recognitions: Drama Desk, Connecticut Critics Circle, Henry, and Bessie Awards. Shaw is a Kansas native living in Brooklyn. Graduate of Harvard and Yale School of Drama. Proud member of TSDCA and USA Local 829. https://www.janeshaw.com/ Matthew Armentrout (Hair/ Wig Design) Broadway: Paradise Square (Drama Desk Nominee), Birthday Candles, Flying Over Sunset, Bernhardt/Hamlet, The Sound Inside. Off-Broadway: The Gardens of Anuncia (LCT), Dear World (NYCC Encores!), Suffs (The Public), The Visitor (The Public), Merrily We Roll Along (Roundabout), Othello (NYSF). National Tour: Jitney.

Regional: A Transparent Musical (Center Theatre Group), Ava: The Secret Conversations (Geffen Playhouse), Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf (Yale Rep), Today Is My Birthday (Yale Rep), Bliss! (The 5th Avenue), Paradise Square (Berkeley Rep.).

Television: The Marvelous Mrs Maisel (Emmy Nominee).

Chris Felix (he/him) (Composer) is a Haitian American music producer and composer based in Brooklyn, NY. His work is distinguished by eclectic sampling and spans multiple industries and genres, notably afrobeat and hiphop. As a producer, his music has been released by Universal Music Group and multiple independent labels, featuring global artists such as Anthony Ramos, King Promise, and Michaël Brun among others. His awards include an American Songwriting Award and a New York Emmy, the latter for a social justice collaboration with South Bronx middle schoolers. Chris has also composed for ad campaigns in the tech industry and for Bacardi rum. Instagram: @chrisfelixmusic.

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BI S Sean Fletcher Griffin (he/him) (Fight Director & Intimacy Coordinator) is a member of UnkleDave’s Fight-House. Broadway: Appropriate (Second Stage); Merrily We Roll Along (Hudson); The Great Society (LCT).

NY: Oliver!, A Light In The Piazza (Encores); A Comedy of Errors, A Midsummer Night’s Dream (The Public); Good Enemy (Minetta Lane), NERO (Kyoung’s Pacific Beat), Don’t Look Back (Voyage), Elyria, The Secret Life of Bees (Atlantic); Lockdown, The Siblings Play (Rattlestick); Leap and the Net Will Appear (New Georges), Manhood (National Black Theater), Fur (NYTW/Boundless). Regional: Living And Breathing, King Hedley II (Two River); Wait Until Dark (Dorset); Billy Elliot, Oklahoma!, Oliver!

(Goodspeed). He is also an actor with AEA and a playwright.

Julie Foh (she/her) is a voice, text, and dialect coach.

Previous coaching credits include the ripple, the wave that carried me home (Yale Rep); The Winter’s Tale (Hartford Stage); Othello, Love’s Labour’s Lost, The Tempest, The Winter’s Tale, Measure for Measure, Henry V, Twelfth Night, Coriolanus (Next Chapter Podcasts); A Man for All Seasons, And a Nightingale Sang, The Caretaker, A Child’s Christmas in Wales (Shakespeare Theatre of NJ); Belfast Girls (Irish Rep); Mlima’s Tale (The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis and Westport Country Playhouse); Ride the Cyclone: The Musical, Sleuth (McCarter Theatre Center); Wolverine: The Lost Trail (Marvel podcast); As You Like It, King Charles III (Colorado Shakespeare Festival); Sherwood (Cleveland Play House); Pygmalion (BEDLAM); Familiar (Woolly Mammoth). She is on faculty at Yale.

Ashley Malafronte (she/her) (Assistant Director/ Dramaturg) is a Brooklyn-based, Connecticut-born theatremaker and educator. Her solo show, Cent’anni, is a community cook-a-long event about Italian American identity, loss, memory, and food. Recent directing: Mad Forest (Waterwell/PPAS), Max Keane’s The Emancipation of Sugar and Baby (Weasel Fest/The Brick), and Legally Blonde, Jr. (Children’s Theater of Madison). Assistant/associate directing credits include Private Lives (SDCF Noël Coward Fellow/ dir. KJ Sanchez), High Crimes (Rude Mechs), Mac Beth (SDCF Observership/dir. Erica Schmidt), and Exchange (A Broken Umbrella Theatre). Ashley’s dramaturgy and literary practice has been integral to productions at UT-Austin, the Cohen New Works Festival, and Waterwell/PPAS. She is also Head of Theater Studies in the Waterwell Drama Program and Senior Editor of HowlRound Theatre Commons. This one is for Dee & Tony.

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Jenny Kennedy (she/her) (Production Stage Manager) is a Brooklyn-based stage manager and digital producer. Recently: The Refuge Plays at Roundabout Theatre and Regretfully, So the Birds Are at Playwrights Horizons. Broadway: The King and I, Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, & Red. Off-Broadway/NYC: Heroes of the Fourth Turning, The Thanksgiving Play (Playwrights Horizons); Office Hour (The Public); In The Body Of The World (Manhattan Theatre Club); Villa (The Play Company); work with LCT3, Lincoln Center Theater, Second Stage Theater, NYTW, The Met, American Theatre Wing, Notch Theatre, Catastrophe Playlist, Blue Stone Productions, and Fault Line Theatre.

Regional: A.R.T., Two River Theater, Kavinoky Theatre; 15 years with Chautauqua Theater Company. Taught stage management at SUNY Buffalo State. Associate Artist with Fault Line. Managing classics remains a pleasure, but it’s developing work with exciting collaborators, while dismantling the systems that do not support artists, that is always the dream. Love to Max. Ryan Gohsman (he/him) (Assistant Stage Manager) Long Wharf Theatre debut. Broadway: Here Lies Love (also Public Theater; consultant at National Theatre–London). Off-Broadway/NYC: Little Shop of Horrors (2019 revival); The Light Years, Antlia Pneumatica, Detroit, Maple and Vine (Playwrights Horizons); Mary Jane, Hundred Days (NYTW); Paul Swan…, Pretty Filthy (Civilians); The Death of the Last Black Man…, Chéri (Signature); Uncle Vanya (Target Margin); Thumbprint, Train with No Midnight, Sumeida’s Song (PROTOTYPE). Regional: Aquanetta (Bard SummerScape/Beth Morrison Projects); Man of La Mancha (Westport); Royal Family of Broadway, West Side Story (Barrington Stage). Tours/International: The Last Hotel (Edinburgh Intl. Fest, Royal Opera–London, Dublin, NYC, filmed for Sky Arts TV); The Head and the Load (Holland Fest); Angel’s Bone (Hong Kong); Triptych (Eyes of One on Another) (LA Phil, Kennedy Center, Holland Fest, Stavros­–Athens). tbd casting co. Resident casting office for Long Wharf Theatre. At LWT: Jelly’s Last Jam, Flying Bird’s Diary. Current/upcoming in NYC: Here There Are Blueberries (NYTW/Tectonic), The Fires (Soho Rep), FISH (Keen Co./Working Theater). Select credits, theatre: Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune (Broadway), Fairview (2019 Pulitzer Prize for Drama; Soho Rep, TFANA, Berkeley Rep); Film/TV: In The Summers (Lexicon/Exile, 2024 Official selection, Sundance), Growing Up (Disney+/Culture House).

Resident casting office for Soho Rep, Tectonic Theater Project. Regional work includes ongoing work with La Jolla Playhouse & TheaterWorks Hartford. @tbdcastingco A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE 13

BI S Douglas Denoff (he/him) (Producing Partner) is an eight-time Tony-nominated producer and is proud to be collaborating with the Long Wharf Theatre family on this exciting production. Recent Broadway productions as coproducer include Lorraine Hansberry’s The Sign In Sidney Brustein’s Window, Take Me Out, Slave Play, Sea Wall/A Life, Harvey Fierstein’s Torch Song (2018 revival), American Son, John Leguizamo’s Latin History For Morons, Fiddler On The Roof (2015 revival), Pretty Woman (Broadway/ Tour/UK), Nice Work If You Can Get It, and The 39 Steps both as co-producer on the original three-year Broadway run and lead producer for its 2015 revival.

He produced The Lucky Star by Karen Hartman, directed by Noah Himmelstein at 59E59 Theatres, which is anticipated to transfer to Broadway in the 202425 season. Denoff is developing several new plays for 2024-2025 including Interview written and directed by Teunkie van der Sluijs, The History of Love by Emily Maltby, and Lulu, a immersive new adaptation by Andi Villa Stover based on the plays Earth Spirit and Pandora’s Box by Frank Wedekind (Spring Awakening).

He is a co-producer on the upcoming Broadway production of Stereophonic following its sold-out run at Playwrights Horizons. Upcoming musicals as lead producer include a hilarious revival of The Pirates of Penzance directed by John Rando and choreographed by Joshua Bergasse, and That’s Broadway!

The Moves, The Music, The Magic, featuring Broadway’s best song and dance numbers from all our favorite musicals. suttonsquareentertainment.com Myah Shein (she/her) (Producing Partner) is a dance and theatre artist from Chicago and directs her own production company MSJP Creatives. MSJP has produced work by Drew Pisarra, DE-CRUIT, and Waterwell/Professional Performing Arts School, and developed works

by James Palmer, Patricia Black, and Chana Porter. As a producer with The Coop Theater and Film, projects included Terra Firma, The Snakes (Official Selection, Brooklyn Short Film Festival, Pan African Film Festival, American Black Film Festival) and Such a Shitty Time. Select choreography credits include productions at Folger Theater, Asolo Rep, Trinity Rep, NYU and Alexandra Beller/Dances. She is founding artistic ensemble member of Red Tape Theatre Company, where she choreographed, performed in and produced nearly 40 projects, including the annual Chicago Fringe Artist Networking Night. She was nominated for a Joseph Jefferson Award for Best Choreography for The Love of the Nightingale (Joseph Jefferson Award winner, Best Production). She has a background in arts marketing and served as the Marketing Director at Red Tape, Interim Director Marketing at Trinity Rep, Marketing Consultant for Greater Boston Stage Company and currently serves as the Managing Director for Simons Marketing.

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AB UT L NG W ARF THEATRE Birthed at the founding of America’s regional theatre movement, Long Wharf Theatre opened on July 4, 1965 with Arthur Miller’s The Crucible.

Under the leadership of Artistic Director Jacob G. Padrón and Managing Director Kit Ingui, our company continues to build on a legacy of more than 400 productions that represent the best of classic plays, beloved musicals and world premieres, including works by Anna Deavere Smith, Paula Vogel, Tracey Scott Wilson, Lloyd Suh, Tina Landau, Whitney White, Ricardo Pérez González, and Dominique Morisseau. We are internationally recognized for a commitment to commissioning, developing, and producing new plays that expands storytelling in, and storytellers for, the American theatre. More than 30 Long Wharf Theatre productions have transferred to Broadway and Off-Broadway, and we produced three winners of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama: D.L. Coburn’s The Gin Game, Michael Cristofer’s The Shadow Box, and Margaret Edson’s Wit. In recognition of its artistic achievements, Long Wharf Theatre won a Regional Theatre Tony Award, among the first to receive this honor, and Connecticut Critics Circle nominations and awards in nearly every category.

Today, Long Wharf Theatre is entering a bold new chapter, moving beyond its physical home of nearly 60 years to bring theatre to everyone.

We are once again leading a national theatre movement that instigates a fresh, sustainable model for our industry while making professional live theatre more financially and physically accessible for our community. In 2023, Greater New Haven residents could experience Long Wharf Theatre productions in seven cities and towns, including seven New Haven neighborhoods, at free and affordable prices. 2024 continues this innovative journey, ranging from a production of Arthur Miller’s A View from The Bridge at Canal Dock Boathouse to a celebration of our 60th season.

This is an invitation for all our neighbors to gather, bear witness to our shared humanity, and live connected, art-filled lives.

Our efforts have garnered extensive feature stories in The New York Times, The Washington Post, American Theatre magazine, and “PBS NewsHour.” For leading with courage and creating a theatre of possibility, Artistic Director Jacob G. Padrón was named among Town & Country’s 2023 Creative Aristocracy, a national list of 70 “kings and queens of culture” who are keeping human ingenuity regally and outrageously alive, and 2023 Person of the Year by National Theatre Conference, joining the ranks of former recipients August Wilson, Lloyd Richards, and Joseph Papp.

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F OR T IS PR DUCTION Chen-Wei Liao

Liam Bellman-Sharpe

Caroline Tyson

Ariana Harris

R.J. Hetman

Jessica Camarero

(she/her) Associate Scenic Design (she/her) Assistant Costume Design (he/him) Assistant Sound Design

Mikey Rohrer

(he/him) Technical Supervisor

Anna Blankenberger

(she/her) Costume Supervisor

Lane Shoemaker

(they/them) Properties Supervisor

Jamie Burnett

(he/him) Audio Supervisor

(they/she/he) Properties Shopper/Properties Runner (she/her) Wardrobe Supervisor

Olga Shevelkina (she/her) Wardrobe Assistant

Nicholas Moran (he/him) Audio Engineer

Cameron Muñoz

(he/him) SCSU Dramaturgy Intern

(he/him) Lighting Supervisor Scenery by Tom Carroll Scenery

Select Costumes by Timberlake Studios, Inc.

THE BOATHOUSE AT CANAL DOCK New Haven’s premier waterfront facility to host your next event such as: • Birthdays • Fundraisers • Cocktail Receptions • Corporate Events • Conferences • Galas • Wedding Ceremony & Reception • And so much more!

For more information or to schedule a tour* please contact: Erika Flowers, Event Manager Email: boathouse@newhavenct.gov Office: 203-946-6564 *Tours are by appointment only 16 LONG WHARF THEATRE

AB UT T E VENUE Welcome to the Boathouse at Canal Dock!

Located directly north of the historic Long Wharf Pier, the Boathouse at Canal Dock is a new community resource on the Harbor and a milestone achievement for coastal access and waterfront development in New Haven.

Background: The original Canal Dock shipping pier existed at the site of the Boathouse from the early 19th century into the 1940s, serving as the terminus of the Farmington Canal Line. Funded primarily by state and federal funds, the Canal Dock Boathouse is being constructed as mitigation for the loss of the historic Adee Boathouse in 2007 due to construction of the I-95 Pearl Harbor Memorial Bridge. While the highway has long separated the waterfront from the rest of New Haven, the Boathouse’s proximity to the recently completed Brewery Street segment of the Farmington Canal Greenway and the Vision Trail, will help to, once again, connect Downtown to the waterfront.

About the Facility: The two-story Boathouse is a 30,000 square foot building constructed on a one-acre platform over the water. The lower floor is used to provide public access for waterside strolls and events, access for non-motorized boating activities (including rowing, kayaks, canoes, and sail boats), storage, and marine education, while the upper floor contains several meeting rooms as well as bathrooms and locker rooms. The Boathouse features interpretive and historical information about New Haven, including the Connecticut Freedom Trail. Salvaged architectural features of the Adee Boathouse have also been incorporated into the new building, including the entire entrance façade, elements from a meeting room including fireplace and trusses, as well as a terra-cotta roof ornament.

Programming: The Canal Dock Boathouse is the home for the University of New Haven’s Environmental Sciences, Canal Dock Boathouse, Inc. and Discovering Amistad, Inc. and is available for private event rentals.

Email address: boathouse@newhavenct.gov

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TH STAFF EXECUTIVE

Jacob G. Padrón

Kit Ingui

ARTISTIC & COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS

AUDIENCE SERVICES

EXTERNAL RELATIONS

SERVICE PARTNERS

Rachel Alderman

Carolyn Stockage (she/her) Patron Services Manager

Avery Anderson

Auditor

Maig Smith

Kelly Brown

(he/him) Artistic Director

(she/her) Associate Artistic Director

Kate Moore Heaney

(she/her) Associate Producer

Vanessa Soto

(she/her) Company Manager

Jessica Durdock-Moreno (she/any) Executive Coordinator

ARTISTIC ENSEMBLE Awoye Timpo (she/her)

Bryce Pinkham

(she/her) Managing Director

(she/her) Assistant Patron Services Manager

Peython Echelson-Russell

(he/him) Box Office Supervisor/ Assistant Front of House Manager

Ronald Hill

(he/him) Patron Services Associate

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Nancy Meguerditchian

(he/him)

(she/her) Director of Finance

Dane Figueroa Edidi

Emily Goeler

(she/her)

(she/her) General Manager

Dexter J. Singleton

Geoffrey Molloy

Jenny Koons

Peython Echelson-Russell

(he/him)

(she/her)

Mason Alexander Park

(he/him) AP/AR Manager

(he/him) Office Administrator

(they/them)

Madeline Sayet (she/her)

Ryan J. Haddad (he/him)

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(they/them) Director of Marketing and Communications (she/her) Creative Content Manager

Jill H. Coulter

Beers, Hamerman, Cohen & Burger, PC Banking Services

KeyBank Casting

Stephanie Yankwitt tbd casting co.

(she/her) External Relations Operations Manager

Employee Benefits

Halima Flynn

Graphic Design Services

Nicole Makos

Insurance

Jazmine Williamson

IT Support

(she/her) Individual Giving Coordinator (she/her) Corporate Giving & Events Manager

(she/her) Audience Development Coordinator

Ann M.K. McLaughlin

(she/her) Institutional Giving Consultant

PRODUCTION Nicole Bouclier (she/her) Director of Production

Allison M.J. Backhaus

(she/her) Assistant Director of Production

Tzedakah House, LLC Phil Brictson Kirstin Huber Claire Zoghb

Risk Strategies Company | DeWitt Stern EBM, Inc. Legal

Elliot Kaiman / Wiggin & Dana LLP Press Relations

BerlinRosen

Real Estate Advisor

Carl Russell / H. Pearce Real Estate Company Social Media Consultant

The Breed

Videographer

Travis Carbonella Website

Madeo

B ARD OF DIR CTORS Nancy Alexander Chair William J. Aseltyne, Esq. Vice-Chair Babz Rawls Ivy Secretary Jenny Carrillo, PhD Treasurer

Kenneth Boroson Gail Brekke Diane Brown Lee Cruz Cathy Edwards Robert Esposito Barbara Franke James D. Horwitz Jacqueline Koral Treneé McGee Victor Padilla-Taylor Joseph Roach Constance Royster, JD Anita Sharif-Hyder

HONORARY COUNCIL Robert Alvine Arvin Brown Anne Calabresi William Curran Elwood B. Davis Barbara DeBaptiste Charles D. Ellis Richard A. Ferguson Ruth E. Gitlin Sally Glick Beverly J. Hodgson D. Terence Jones Nicholas S. Lamont John S. Lapides Curly Lieber

Ex Officio Kit Ingui Jacob G. Padrón Anne Schenck, Honorary Founder Trustee

COUNCIL OF PAST CHAIRS Donald Margulies Phyllis McGrath Ginger More David I. Newton George O’Brien Karen Pritzker Robin Sauerteig Pietrina L. Saxton Michael Schaffer Carol T. Schreiber Leonardo H. Suzio Pamela Tatge Cheryl Wiesenfeld A. Tappan Wilder

Charles C. Kingsley Jerome H. Meyer Laura Pappano Barbara L. Pearce Mary L. Pepe R. Sanford Stoddard

T ANK YOU TO OUR DONORS OVATION CIRCLE $100,000 + Nancy Alexander & Phillip Bernstein Anonymous

Connecticut Department of Economic & Community Development, Office of the Arts

Doris Duke Foundation Barbara Franke Mellon Foundation Seedlings Foundation

SPOTLIGHT CIRCLE $25,000-$99,999 CT Humanities The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven Bob & Priscilla Dannies

Eucalyptus Foundation, Inc. Jim Horwitz & Sandy Allison National Endowment for the Arts

The Shubert Foundation, Inc. Theatre Forward

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T ANK YOU TO OUR DONORS PRODUCERS’ CIRCLE $10,000-$24,999 Burry Fredrik Foundation Douglas Denoff Dr. Craig M. Crews & Dr. Katherine C. McKenzie Henry Nias Foundation

Lucille Lortel Foundation NewAlliance Foundation United Illuminating Company & Southern Connecticut Gas Company

WithumSmith+Brown, PC, Karen Kowgios

DIRECTORS’ CIRCLE $2,500-$9,999 Nina Adams & Moreson Kaplan Bill Aseltyne Bank of America Charitable Foundation Jenny Carrillo, Ph.D. Centerbrook Architects City of New Haven Department of Cultural Affairs

Elwood & Catherine Davis Henry P. Brightwell Fund Howard & Katherine Aibel Foundation, Inc. Howard Gilman Foundation JANA Foundation, Inc.

Jacqueline Koral Sean Keaveny & Vanessa Soto KeyBank Koskoff, Koskoff & Bieder, PC Ruby Melton & Gail McAvay Perakis Family Joseph Roach, Ph.D. & Janice Carlisle

Gretchen Shugart & John Maurer Thomas S. Kenan Institute for the Arts Yale New Haven Health System Yale University

William Knight The Ethel & Abe Lapides Foundation, Inc. Benjamin D. Liveten Charitable Grand Nephew Trust Linda Lorimer & Charley Ellis Madeo Studio Peg & Dan Metz Ellen & Leonard Milstone David I. Newton Sarah Ohly Laura Pappano & Thomas Lynch The Possum Fund

Bennett Pudlin & Ann Judd Rick & Carol Roberts Anne F. Schenck Theodore Shen The Stoddard Family Foundation The Tow Foundation Tzedakah House, LLC Updike, Kelly & Spellacy, PC Stuart Warner & A. David Paltiel Willoughby Wallace Memorial Library Yale Schwarzman Center

Jean & Nick Lamont Rita A. Landino, Ph.D. Dwight Lopes Josephine Merck Mary S. Mitchell Ginger More Mutual of America Financial Group Neighborhood Music School Leslie Pollack Princess Grace Foundation – USA ‘r kids Family Center

Pat Sabosik Errol C. Saunders, II Shubert Theatre New Haven D. Ellen Shuman & Douglas Rae Leonardo H. Suzio & John Hansen Rita Trayner The Wilder Family

STAR CIRCLE $1,000-$2,499 Norman & Caron Alderman Astmann Family Richard & Alice Baxter BerlinRosen Christopher J. Berman Bowes-Weller Family Foundation Brenner, Saltzman & Wallman LLP, New Haven Anne & Guido Calabresi Linda & Vincent Calarco ConnCORP Cathy Edwards & Mike Wishnie

Mr. Eric Epstein & Ms. Karyn Gilvarg The Friends of the Willoughby Wallace Memorial Library Gaylord Specialty Healthcare Sarah B. Greenblatt Caroline Hendel & John Wysolmerski Jeralea Hesse Sarah & Ping Hsieh Roger C. Ibbotson Kiki & Ted Kennedy, Jr. Kenneth Boroson Architects Charles & Gretchen Kingsley Don & Mimi Kirk

ACTORS’ CIRCLE $500-$999 Mark Ammann & Linda Taylor Anonymous (2) Raymond Baldelli & Ronald Nicholes Kenneth Boroson & Linda Goodman Mr. Peter Brandt & Ms. Laura Burwick Gail L. Brekke Rodney Brooks Emily Byrne Belinda Chan Audrey Conrad

Jackie Downing Dick & Marissa Ferguson Bernadette Forget Will & Kel Ginsberg Joe & Cindy Goldberg Family Foundation Linda Greenhouse Kit Ingui & Geoffrey Molloy International Festival of Arts and Ideas George & Meghan Knight

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T ANK YOU TO OUR DONORS ENSEMBLE CIRCLE $150-$499 Anonymous (3) Stephen & Judith August Laurel Miller Barrows Mark Bauer & Joe Gordon Rita Berkson & Randolph Reinhold Susan Bernfield A Broken Umbrella Theatre Nicholas Bussett Barbara Bzdyra David Carter & Robert Parker Victor & Marilyn Cassella Jenny Chan Joan Channick Harriet Chessman Michelle Cohen Bob & Mary Beth Congdon Cynthia D. Conrad Vicki Crompton Lee Cruz Barbara & George Delmhorst Pat DeMaio & Jerry Caturano M. Dominguez & J. Poloso Susan & David Earle Louise Endel Fund

Rob & Vandy Esposito Frank & Ellen Estes David Etzel & Jan Sola Walzer Eden & Allan Fisher Mary-Christy Fisher & Harold Koh Nancy Noyes Foss Deborah Freedman & Ben Ledbetter Liana Garcia Sandi & Jeff Garfield Henry P. Gates Lindy Lee Gold Mr. and Mrs. E. Hadjimichael Ron & Pat Hensley Lucie Iannotti Francie Irvine & Andrew McLaren Travis Jackson Priscilla Jencks LaKisha Jordan Pamela Jordan E. Helen Kauder & Barry Nalebuff Justin Keyes Benjamin Klein Alvin K. Klevorick & Susan E. Bender Daniel Koenigsberg Barbara J. Lamb Gary Leibowitz Janet A. Madigan, MD

Anita P. Madzik Mary Mannion Susan B. Matheson & J. J. Pollitt Ann & Chad McLaughlin Susan Meredith Betty & Dave Monz Jim & Marcia Morley Kevin Munzin Merle & Arthur Nacht Jennifer Newman Ana Nogueira & Nicholas Blaemire Nick & Althea Norcott William & Barbara Nordhaus David Norman-Schiff Michelle Olortegui Arlene O’Tell Sydney Perry Lisa Piumetti Farland Alec Purves Shelley Quiala Charlotte Rea & Robert Fricker Norman Redlich Barbara & David Reif Marie & Earl Robert Katherine Roberts Missy & Allen Rosenshine Constance Royster, JD

Nina & John Ruckes Karl Ruling Beth Sabo Beatrice Satriano Ted & Deb Schaffer Paul & Fern Schwartz Lisa Sclan Cooper Barbara & James Segaloff Judith & Mark Sklarz Betsy Sledge Shelagh Smith Sandra Stein Joan Steitz Ken & Katherine Stone Louis F. & Mary A. Tagliatela Foundation Pamela Tatge & Jerry Zinser Matt Tepper Patti Thorp Kalman L. Watsky & Deborah Fried John & Virginia Wilkinson Phyllis Wishnie Sue Wolf Brendan Woo & Annie Lin Nancy Yedlin Art & Ann Yost Diane Zazzara

Ann L. Bodurtha & Gregory S. Fitzpatrick Geofrey & Mary Ann Bonenberger Nicole Bouclier John Boyle Michael & Maryann Bracken Rebecca Bradshaw Susan Brady Dorothea Brennan Rev. Hiram & Dr. Pat Brett Francis Broderick Richard & Cynthia Brodhead Anna Broker Beth Brooks Arvin Brown Donald & Mary Brown Leon Brown James Bundy & Anne Tofflemire Joan Burg Victoria Cairl

Thomas G. Campbell Coleen & Pierce Campbell Mary Cannata Michael Caplan Margaret Carl Dan Carp Elaine C. Carroll & John M. Anderson Jennifer Carroll Olivia Carty Arnold & Carolyn Cary Jean Cayer Jesse Cedarbaum Hope Chávez Luis Chavez-Brumell Holly Chepow Thomas Clynch Anne Coates Jeremiah Coffey & Elizabeth Magenheimer Arlene Cohen Valley Community Foundation

CHORUS CIRCLE UP TO $149 Anonymous (13) David Addams & Zanetta AddamsPilgrim Blanche & Al Agostinelli Rachel & Ian Alderman Jeffrey Alexander & Morel Morton Patricia Jackson Allen Carl Amento Sal Anastasio Carina Andrea Nancy H. Apfel Paula Armbruster Dana & Cynthia Astmann Jan Attridge Sara-Ann & Hillel Auerbach Mildred Aybar-Reyes Karen Baar Martha Babbitt Beryl Irene Bailey George Bajalia Stephanie Baker

Ethan Balk Robert & Katalin Baltimore Joan Barere Michael Barker Maggie Barkin Aboud Bashy Karina Batchelor Tim & Debbie Bates Charles Bates & Ruth LeBar Bill & Donna Batsford Angela Baumann Janice Beeghly Clarice Begemann Doris Bens Eric & Ethel Berger Sonja Berggren Joseph Bernardo Jim Berrien Dan Bishop Douglas Black James Blue Betty Lou & Joe Blumberg

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T ANK YOU TO OUR DONORS Peter Colburn Judith Colton & Wayne Meeks Frank Cooper Shana Cooper Jill H. Coulter Annie Coursey Lizanne Cox & David Gibson Nedra & Jack Crane Mark Crawford Ellen Creane Kathleen Crisafi Jennifer Crookes Carpenter Lafayette Cruise Phyllis CummingsTexeira Gail Curran Eva Curtin Harriet Cutler & David Bass, MD Ann Dallavalle Caitlin Dalton Susan Dardik Elizabeth Darling Timothy Davidson Toby Davis Karen L. Dawson Virgina Day William Dean Denese Deeds & David Gioiello Francis & Helen Degnan Aurelio del Muro Maureen Derbacher Bernadette DiGiulian & Leo Christofar Lois M. Dioro Milo Dittrich Linda DiVicino Deirdre Dolan Elizabeth Donius Julia Downs John Downs Karen DuBois-Walton David Earle Elizabeth East Patricia Egan & Peter Hegeman Deborah Elkin Kathi Ellison Alice Engbith Linda English Amy Eppler-Epstein Ellen Erway Sally Esposito Kevin Ewing Christine Fabian Shirley Fappiano Kathryn Feidelson Glennie Feinsmith Lisa Fernandez

Andy & Polly Fiddler Pamela & David Field Carrie-Lynn Fisher Julie Fitzpatrick Terry Flagg Steven & Susan Floman Barbara Fortunato Fanta Fortune Megan Fountain Kathleen Fox Linda Francis David & Leslie French Rebecca Friedkin & David Jones Mary Lee Frisbie Melissa Funaro Annis Fusaris Gerald Gaab Barbara Gaab Marie Gallagher Jack Garber & Patricia Vita Kris Gebhard John & Marcia Gell Elizabeth Gerstacker Benjamin Gervin Toddie & Chris Getman Richard & Paula Getnick Susan Gilmore Melanie A. Ginter Emily Goeler Carol R. Goldberg Donna L. Golden Noah Golden Robin Golden & David Berg Bernardo Gonzalez Linda Goodrich Nikki Gorman Kathryn Gould & Douglas Coffin The Gould Insurance Group, LLC Lyn & Robert Gradoville Ruth B. Grannick Drew Gray Alva Greenberg Barbara Greenwood & Fethi Meghelli Barbara Greten Sally & Barclay Griffiths Stephen & Frances Grodzinsky Bonita Grubbs Judi Hahn Kathleen Hally Iman Hameen John Hamlin Elizabeth Hammond

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Ava Hammond Mistina & Luke Hanscom Douglas Hansen & Elisabeth Travers Margot Hardenbergh Roni & Howard Harmetz Laura R. Harris Sandra Harris Merrie Harrison Nancy Hatfield Kevin Heaney Margaret Heffel Beth & Allen Heller Sally Hellerman Barbara Hentschel Katerine Hernandez Rebecca Heyman Jay Hirsch Jeffrey & Betsy Hoos Emily Horning Bill & Nancy Horowitz Carla & Robert Horwitz Melissa Huber Linda Hudson Charisse Hutton & Joseph Lesiak Nkemakonam Ikekpeazu, M.D. Avlin Imaeda Jax Jackson Deborah Jarett Susan Johns Alexander Johnson Tom Eisen & Elizabeth Jonas Loria Jones Jennifer Goodnow & Michael Kaminsky Dr. Jay & Kathy Kaplan Kirsten Kapteyn L. M. Kasimer Beth Kaufman Donna & Paul Kazmercyk Deborah Kelly & Wayne Renton Katrice Kemble James Kenny Michael Kensinger Susan Kerley Barbara Diane King Susan Kintner Susan Kliger Anne Cahill Kluetsch Andrea Konetchy Nadine Koobatian Elinor Kotchen Kim Taylor & Bruce Kueffner Susan Kulp

William Kux Mrs. Mary F. LachmanScaramuzzino Bj Lambert Ann Langdon J & J Lange Carol Lee Mary Brett Lee Kat Lee Ivonne Leon Donald & Ann Leona Deborah Lewis Jacqueline Lewis Yuan Liu Roberta Lombardi Jill London & Emanuel Berk Karen & Bill Longa Lois Longwell Henry Lowendorf & Susan Klein Judith Lynch Kellie Lynch Carol & Robert Lyons Albert Macchioni John & Erin MacDonnell Scott Macdowall Alan & Lisa Malina Joshua Mamis & Julie Fraenkel Margaret B. Mann Joseph Marafito Wendy Marans Joseph Marino Maria Markham James Maroney Michael Martin Cynthia Dobie & Bruno Masciana J Mase III Elizabeth & Hans Maurer Rick & Melanie Mayer Ariel Mayer Emalie Mayo Drs. Rowland & Stephanie Mayor Paul A. McCraven Nicole McDonough Rita A. McDougaldCampbell Treneé McGee Phyllis McGrath & Patrick Sheehan Marice McNeil Marilyn Lord & James Meisner Sunil Menon Joyce Mercer Robin M. Michalak Gwen Milone

T ANK YOU TO OUR DONORS Lisa Milone Michael Mims Oliver Kai Molloy Leila Moore Mark Moore Michael J. Moran Judy Morelli Diane & PJ Morello Marta Elisa Moret & Peter Salovey Sandra & Brechin Morgan Kristen Morgan Patricia Morris Laura J. Morrison Elise Morrison Patricia Morrison Eman Mubarak Kenneth Murray Jan Musen Joyce Narden & Girin Munshi Matthew Nemerson & Marian Chertow Kenneth & Susie Ng Robert Nixon Eric & Maria Nordstrom Peter J. O’Brien & Sally M. O’Brien Mary O’Connell Eileen O’Donnell Jeff O’Donnell & Dorothy Muller Mary O’Leary Oyi Onuma Maryann Ott Rob Overdeck Victor Padilla-Taylor Steven Padla Ellen Page Judith Paniccia Susan Papa & David Schatz Rebecca Paugh Mary L. Pepe James M. Perlotto, M.D. & Thomas Masse Allie Perry & Charlie Pillsbury Ruzica Piskac Brenda L. Planck Carol & Wesley H. Poling Nicole Pollard

Christian Ponce Meredith Poster Leslie Powell Susan Prince Dr. George Puerschner & Dr. Susan Danberg Lorenzo Pusateri Melanie Quigley Mary Quinn-Devine James & Gillian Ralls Asha Rangappa Babz Rawls Ivy G. Reen Patricia Ann Reese Sandra Resnick Bill & Sharon Reynolds David & Cristin Rich Cynthia Rider Terrence Riggins Nicole & Christopher Rivera Susanne F. Roberts & Stephen Victor Leslie Robinson Sergio Rodriguez Chantal Rodriguez John Rose, Jr. Esq. Michael Rose Ken & Harriet Rosen Phyllis & Herb Ross Carolyn Ross-Lee Samuel & Ellen Rost Sheilah B. Rostow John Ruckes Hana & Gary Rudnick Elisabeth Sacco Klock Nancy & Roger Sachs Adrienne Saint-Pierre Rhoda Samuel George Sanders Mr. Robert D. Sandine & Dr. Irene Kitzman Helene Sapadin Linda R. Savitsky Rama Sawhney Sarah Schellhorn, MD Rebecca & Alan Scheps Pauline Scherer Penelope Schlesinger Eileen Schuman & Robert J. Snyder

Fiona Scott Morton Patricia A. Scully Gregory Seaman Florie Seery Edwin Selden Jeffrey Alan Johnson Cis & Jim Serling Sarah Shampnois Debra Shapiro Anita Sharif-Hyder Connie Shaw Michael Shea & Candace Barrington Alan Siegal Dr. Lorraine D. Siggins Alix Simonetti The Carol L. Sirot Foundation Wayne Sirota Sarah Smalley Geoff & Vicki Smith J. Philip & Loretta K. Smith Jill Snyder Veronica & Dieter Soell Gladys Soto Raina Sotsky Cynthia Sparer Lisa Stanger & Gregory Colodner Edward Stannard & Patricia CarlStannard Aleta Staton Jeanne Steiner & Will Rosenblatt Saundra Stephenson Harold & Sandra Stern Anne Stevens Carolyn Stockage Shilarna Stokes John Stoltenberg Peter & Lee Stolzman Shepard & Marlene Stone Leslie Stone Benjamin Striano Bennet Stroich Elizabeth & Frank J. Suatoni Mark Suchman Jennifer Suski Luke Sutherland Larue & Capleton Swanson

Sidra Syed Valencia Taft-Jackson Tohanash Tarrant Kathleen Tereb Aaron Testa Elise Thoron Mark & Lauren Thunem Sally Tomiko & David Taraskevich Patricia Trisko Mary Ann Turner Erika Ulanecki Marya Ursin Harrison Valante Anandi Van Diepen Lissa van Dyke Jeanne Varrone Karen Vaslow Kathie Ventura Jonathan Victorian Bruce Villineau Jean Vitalis Claudia Volano Harron Walker Marc Wallman & Cynthia Carr Mary-Jo Warren Seymour Weingarten Martha Weisbart Dr. & Mrs. Robert Weiss Marshall & Joan Weiss Emily Wexler Shelley White James White Sandra Wiens Endia Williams Judith Wilson Walton Wilson Jimmy & Melanie Wolf Orlando Yarborough III Rolan Joni Young Steven & Barbara Zalesch Anna Zayaruznaya Sheila Zinn Mary Zwecker Jessica Zyrie

Donor lists include gifts received between November 10, 2022 - December 15, 2023.

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T ANK YOU TO OUR DONORS LEGACY CIRCLE Robert Alvine & Joann Thompson June Baldyga Joan & Richard Bonomi Dr. Harold D. Bornstein, Jr. Alice B. Colonna

Richard & Barbara Franke Toddie & Chris Getman Charles & Gretchen Kingsley Jacqueline Koral Henry Lord

LEGACY CIRCLE : ESTATE GIFTS Cynthia Kellogg Barrington James T. Brown, Jr. Louise W. Dimond

James D. English Robert Evans Mary C. Hallenbeck Gilbert Kenna

Ruby Melton & Gail McAvay R. Lee Stump Jean Routt & Richard Shanahan Liana & David Snyderman

Pamela Tatge & Jerry Zinser Patsy R. Taylor Dr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Tinghitella Frank P. Villani

Ruth Lord M. Carol Mihalik June M. Rosenblatt Paula L. Schiller

Joan H. Scranton Martin Shubik Charitable Remainder Unitrust

For more information on how you can join the Long Wharf Theatre Legacy Circle through bequests, retirement plan designations, life income gifts, and other deferred gifts, please contact development@longwharf.org.

IN HONOR OF...

Cathy Edwards

by Phyllis Wishnie Adela H. French

by Rob Overdeck Sheila Hickey Garvey, PhD

by Rita A. Landino, PhD Kit Ingui

by Jim Horwitz & Sandy Allison

Kica Matos & Henry Fernandez

by Leslie Pollack Betty Monz

by Stuart Warner & A. David Paltiel

Jim Horwitz & Sandy Allison, and by Constance Royster, JD

Eileen Wiseman

by Anonymous and by The Tow Foundation

Elba Ramirez

by Rodney Brooks

Marc & Ada Zubrzycki

by Rob & Vandy Esposito

Jacob G. Padrón

by Nancy Alexander & Philip Bernstein, Mark Bauer & Joe Gordon,

Albert & Rita Stone

by Ellen Creane

David Crompton

by Vicki Crompton

Francis D. & Marcella A. Moran

by Michael J. Moran

Lewis A. Swyer

by Susan & David Earle

Jeff Stryker

by Travis Jackson

Andy Wolf

by Jimmy & Melanie Wolf

GE Foundation IBM Corporation Pfizer Foundation State Street Matching Gift Program

UBS Foundation United Technologies

IN MEMORY OF...

Katherine A. Berman

by Christopher J. Berman Adele BorosonGreenberg

by Andrea Konetchy

Priscilla Leibowitz

by Gary Leibowitz Robert John Levine

by Jeralea Hesse

MATCHING GIFT ORGANIZATIONS Aetna Foundation, Inc. Bank of America Matching Gifts Program

Bristol Myers Squibb Matching Gift Program Casey Matching Gift Programs

GIFT-IN-KIND SUPPORT Arakelian Rugs & Interiors Atelier Cho Thompson

Cambria New Haven Hotel IKEA Lotta Studio

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Madeo Studio WithumSmith+Brown,PC, Karen Kowgios

T ANK YOU TO OUR DONORS Long Wharf Theatre is a Member-supported theatre.

Visit longwharf.org/membership or scan the QR code with your camera app to join our boundary-breaking community of Members with a gift of $10 a month or a one-time annual gift of $120 or higher.

To make a gift to Long Wharf Theatre in support of our Theatre of Possibility season, visit longwharf.org/donate or text LWT to 44321.

WE ARE GRATEFUL FOR GENEROUS SUPPORT FROM THESE FUNDERS:

Long Wharf Theatre is pleased to be in deep partnership with the City of New Haven and Southern Connecticut State University.

Long Wharf Theatre programs are made possible, in part, with the support of Department of Economic and Community Development, Office of the Arts.

Support has been provided to Long Wharf Theatre from CT Humanities (CTH), with funding provided by the Connecticut State Department of Economic and Community Development/Connecticut Office of the Arts (COA) from the Connecticut State Legislature.

Long Wharf Theatre is a member of Theatre Communications Group (TCG), the national organization for the American theatre.

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JOIN US FOR THE JOURNEY! Where we’ve been so far:

HOME(COMING): BLOCK PARTY LIVE FROM THE EDGE AUDRA MCDONALD: A CONCERT FOR LONG WHARF THEATRE KRISTINA WONG FOR PUBLIC OFFICE I AM: MUSLIM/AMERICAN THE YEAR OF MAGICAL THINKING A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE AMM(I)GONE

A STAGE FOR ALL Long Wharf Theatre is connecting the arts to its many, kaleidoscopic communities to reimagine what’s possible for an American regional theatre.

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Long Wharf Theatre Members are at the forefront of our vision to create Theatre for Everyone through boundary-breaking investments in artists, new play commissions, and productions for the stage. Members make an important financial commitment to Long Wharf Theatre with a $120 annual gift.

As a Long Wharf Theatre Member, you will enjoy an array of benefits and perks including: Discounted admission to Long Wharf Theatre productions for you and your guests Exclusive early access to limited-capacity programming, performances, and parties Invitations to special events, including Play Club, a Member-only book club for plays with our esteemed Artistic staff and captivating guest artists Frequent e-newsletters packed with sneak peeks, insights and the behind-the-scenes scoop Exciting opportunities to be in fellowship with Long Wharf Theatre staff, artists and collaborators …and so much more!

To become a Member or renew your Membership: Visit longwharf.org/membership Call (203) 693-1486 Email members@longwharf.org

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SCAN HERE FOR INFO

March 28 – April 21

by MARTYNA MAJOK co-directed by JACOB G. PADRÓN and PEDRO BERMÚDEZ