West Side Story playbill by 6th Street Playhouse

West SIDE Story JUNE 7 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; JULY 7, 2019 book by

ARTHUR LAURENTS music by

LEONARD BERNSTEIN lyrics by

STEPHEN SONDHEIM directed by

JARED SAKREN mu sic di rec ted by

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G I N G E R B E AV E R S

PA M E L A E N Z & M A R C Y F R A N K

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lighting design

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VINCENT MOTHERSBAUGH

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West Side Story is presented by arrangement with Music Theatre International. Run time 2 hours 30 minutes, including a 15-minute intermission The taking of photographs and the recording of this performance are strictly prohibited.

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When I was a child I grew up listening to my parents’ collection of famous musicals such as The Sound of Music, My Fair Lady and West Side Story, among others. Frederick Loewe, whom my parents referred to as “Fritz” had actually rented our house in Connecticut at one time. We had a small set of glassware that he left which we referred to as the “Fritz Loewe glasses”. West Side Story, however, was perhaps my favorite musical. When I attended Juilliard in New York City it was explained to me that Lincoln Center was built where West Side Story took place. Leonard Bernstein, who wrote the score for the musical, was the longtime music director and conductor of the New York Philharmonic. While at Juilliard I worked on weekends as an usher for the NY Philharmonic, and once, while ushering, I had the unlucky assignment of asking Mr. Bernstein and his date to move as they had taken the seats of two patrons who arrived late. Mr. Bernstein was extremely apologetic and gracious in moving to his former seats. It’s been an absolute pleasure to direct this most-revered and beloved work with a most wonderful cast, brilliant designers, and superlative creative team that I have been so fortunate to have on board. As a Shakespeare aficionado I directed Romeo and Juliet twice—so I know the story quite well. This tale of a community torn apart by hate is timeless. The play is set in a neighborhood that has become tribalized and polarized by opposing factions that are essentially at war. The story relates how hate can destroy a community, and only through a painful and tragic epiphany can love finally triumph over all. In both Romeo and Juliet and West Side Story the two lovers are only together for a matter of days, even hours, and during that short timeframe they grow from being young teens to mature adults knowing at last the price one has to pay for true love—a love that finally puts an end to the hate and destruction. Jared Sakren Stage Director

THE CAST

Maria........................................................................ Carmen Mitchell Tony......................................................................... Jonah Robinson* Doc........................................................................................Al Kaplan Lt. Schrank/Gladhand............................................. Justin Thompson Officer Krupke......................................................................Eyan Dean Bernardo............................................................ Christopher Shayota Pepe............................................................................Danny Bañales Juano............................................................................. Alex Jimenez Chino.......................................................................Benjamin Donner Luis.................................................................................Luis Gonzalez Toro......................................................................... Jon-David Randle Anita........................................................................... Denise Elia-Yen Rosalia............................................................................Marina Maia Teresita................................................... Olaya Ciccarelli-Bermudez Margarita.............................................................................Mary Diaz Consuela.....................................................................Katerina Flores Francisca..................................................................Charlie Whitaker Action........................................................................... Noah Sternhill Riff.................................................................................. Brett Mollard A-rab............................................................................ Ryan Whitlock Baby John.....................................................................Bennett Parisi Snowboy..................................................................Zachary Frangos Diesel............................................................................. Landon Scott Mini.................................................................................Ariana Millar Pauline.......................................................Peri Zoe Yildirim-Stanley Anybodys......................................................................Emma LeFever Velma............................................................................ Sarah Cornett Graziella................................................................... Madeline Brown Danielle..................................................................... Montana Hamel

BOARD OF DIRECTORS JEFF COTÉ

President

SCOTT LUMMER

Vice President BILL MORGAN

Treasurer

Craig Bainbridge Susane Byrne Joel Feldman Caroline Fuller Kathy Horan Jacque Scheibel Sudha Schlesinger THANK YOU TO OUR MAJOR SUPPORTERS

PRODUCTION STAFF

Stage Director................................................................Jared Sakren Production Stage Manager.........................................Jenna V. Loceff Assistant Stage Managers............ Noelle LaMark & Olivia Rooney Scenic Designer........................................................ Jared Sorensen Music Director........................................................... Ginger Beavers Choreographer......................................................... Joseph Favalora Lighting Designer..........................................Vincent Mothersbaugh Costume Designers............................Pamela Enz and Marcy Frank Sound Engineer..............................................................Evan Lummer Properties Master......................................................... Tracy Hinman Hair, Wig & Makeup Designer.....................................Roxie Johnson Fight Choreographer.....................................................Marty Pistone Associate Fight Choreographer.................................... Sam Coughlin Fight Captain................................................................. Sarah Cornett Costume Shop Manager......................................................Gail Reine Technical Director/Set Builder.......................................Conor Woods Overhire Carpenters.................Drew Hardgrove and Shawn Olney Painter....................................................................... Kristina Dorman Volunteers........................................John Finneran and Bob Wieck Company Photographer................................................Eric Chazankin *The Actor appears through the courtesy of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. This Theatre operates under an agreement with Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

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CAST BIOS CARMEN MITCHELL (Maria) grew up as a competitive figure skater and ballet dancer and now works as a professional singer and actor. Her body of artistic work includes many leading roles in musicals, short films, commercials, concerts, and professional ice shows. Some of her favorite roles include: “Christine Daae” in Phantom of the Opera, “Fantine” in Les Misérables, “Lady of the Lake” in Spamalot, “Juliet” in Romeo & Juliet, “Viola” in Illyria, “Aida” in the musical Aida, and the role of the “Live Host” on the National Tour of Disney on Ice. Carmen is thrilled to be working with 6th Street Playhouse for the second time and is incredibly grateful for the opportunity to play this dream role. carmenmariamitchell.com JONAH ROBINSON* (Tony) is thrilled to be a part of this incredible gang! Jonah is a NY-based actor and has worked in regional houses all around the country. He was most recently seen in the Bay Area at the Marin Shakespeare Company (D’Artagnan, The Three Musketeers). Some of his favorite credits include Danny (Grease), Spike (Vanya & Sonya & Masha & Spike), and Ren (Footloose). He received a BFA in Musical Theatre from the University of Miami. Thank you NDavid and Jared! Love you SDJET & NPR! AL KAPLAN (Doc) has been involved in theatre since he was a young delinquent. Raised in Chicago he worked with Paul Sills of Second City fame doing story theatre in the late 60’s. Recent shows at 6th Street Playhouse include Visiting Mr. Green, (Marque award for best actor in a drama). Charlie in Death of a Salesman, Jacob Marley (for 2 seasons) in Christmas Carol

and Peter Quince in Fairy Worlds, an adaptation of Midsummer Night’s Dream. Al also worked at Shakespeare in the Cannery with David Lear for 3 seasons. His favorite role there was Malvolio in Twelfth Night. Al is excited to be playing Doc in West Side Story, a musical he has always loved. JUSTIN THOMPSON (Lt. Schrank/Gladhand) trained and worked as an actor in New York City. His favorite roles include Macbeth, Brutus, Mercutio, Don Armado, Robin Hood, and Porthos in The Three Musketeers. Locally, he played Barrymore in I Hate Hamlet, and King Claudius in Sebastopol’s Hamlet. Justin has portrayed various policemen and thieves on ‘All My Children’, and ‘One Life To Live’, and was also a professional stuntman and jouster. EYAN DEAN (Officer Krupke) is delighted to be a part of this show. He was last seen at 6th St. in The Comedy of Errors. Some of his favorite past performances include Allan in One Man, Two Guvnors and Eugene in Grease, along with directing a few 10-minute shows for the 10-minute show contest, of which Starbucks on Broadway was voted audience favorite. He is glad you came to support local theatre. Enjoy the show! CHRISTOPHER SHAYOTA (Bernardo) is making his 6th Street Playhouse debut. Recent credits include The Tempest, The Super Trio! (Redwood Theatre Company), Into the Woods, Shrek the Musical, and All the Great Books (abridged) (Santa Rosa Junior College). Christopher is a student of vocal music at Santa Rosa Junior College and plans to transfer to a university and

CAST BIOS complete a Bachelor’s degree in vocal performance. DANNY BAÑALES (Pepe) has been acting in the community since he was 10. He is currently a Theatre Major at the SRJC and He’s been in countless productions in the area. His most recent crowning achievement was having the honor to portray Shrek in the SRJC’s production Shrek the Musical. He is beyond thrilled to join the 6th Street Playhouse team to create a stunning show and there is no other show he would choose to be his first with this company other than West Side Story! ALEX JIMENEZ (Juano) has performed with the SRJC in The Servant of two Masters, Leaving Home, Welcome Home Jenny Sutter and most recently Jesus Christ Superstar. He has also worked with The Imaginists on several productions around the area. A performer of eight years, Alex plans on continuing his dreams of acting in the theatre arts. BENJAMIN DONNER (Chino) is a local dancer/ choreographer in Santa Rosa and was last seen in 6th Street’s Guys and Dolls and A Streetcar Named Desire as Harry the Horse and the Young Collector, respectively. Ben has been dancing for five years and has participated in competitions and showcases on the Auxiliary Adult Dance Team. With his love for theatre and dance, he has worked hard with his fellow cast members in providing the iconic experience of this musical and hopes that you will enjoy this production of West Side Story.

LUIS GONZALEZ (Luis) is a junior at MHS and a former dancer with the MHS dance program. He loves to act, and enjoys the opportunity to bring his passion for dance and acting together in any production. Last year he performed in a variety of dance shows. He is very excited to be in this production of West Side Story and hopes you enjoy what he and his fellow cast has put together. JON-DAVID RANDLE (Toro) is making his debut with 6th Street Playhouse. He was last seen in Violet as Flick (Bay Area Musicals). He is excited to be a part of a monumental piece such as WSS. Some of his past credits: Dreamgirls (Curtis Taylor Jr.), Smokey Joe’s Cafe (Ensemble), Next to Normal (Gabe) Pirates of Penzance (Ensemble) The Wiz (Wizard) Memphis National Tour (Gator). Shout out to his bro Jourdán for talking him into this! DENISE ELIA-YEN (Anita) is an award-winning actress and stage director. She received back-to-back SFBATCC Principal Actress in a Musical awards, performed on both coasts, and represented the United States in international theater festivals. Past roles include Eliza Doolittle (My Fair Lady), Kathy Selden (Singin’ In The Rain), Annie Oakley (Annie Get Your Gun), Laura (The Glass Menagerie), and Beatrice (In The Mood). She has directed Stalag-17 and The Sugar Bean Sisters and is the program director of Drama and Stagecraft at Maria Carrillo High School. She received her B.F.A. in Theatre from the Center for the Arts at S.U.N.Y. in Buffalo, New York. 7

CAST BIOS MARINA MAIA (Rosalia) is making her 6th Street debut! She has been a part of two plays before this, playing the lead role of Maria in her high school’s production of The Sound of Music and Abigail in a production of Joe Dipietro’s Creating Claire put on by the Upstage Napa Valley theater company. OLAYA CICCARELLIBERMUDEZ (Teresita) is excited to be performing in her fourth production at 6th Street Playhouse. She was most recently seen here in White Christmas. Also at 6th Street Playhouse she acted as Rosalie in The Children’s Hour, A Christmas Story as Helen and performed the role of Laurie in Brighton Beach Memoirs at the Raven Performing Arts Theater. She passionately loves acting, singing and tap-dancing. MARY DIAZ (Margarita) is making her 6th St. Playhouse debut. An artist, writer and activist, she’s written and performed in eclectic theater projects throughout the Bay Area. She’s thrilled to have the opportunity to return to musical theater. She is forever grateful to her family for supporting her creative work in all its forms, most especially to Sean, Bodhi and Oona. KATERINA FLORES (Consuela) is excited to make her 6th Street Playhouse debut. She is currently a theatre major at SRJC pursuing her dreams with vigorous jazz hands, in 2/3 time, while immersed in a pirouette. Previous roles: Nina in In The Heights,

Cinderella’s Mother in Into The Woods, Rizzo in Grease and Yolanda Garcia in How The Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents. She thanks her family, friends, teachers and castmates, who have provided her nothing but love and support. Adieu and enjoy the show. CHARLIE WHITAKER (Francisca) is a native of the Philippines and moved to the US in 2016. She has participated in choirs and dance performances all her life, and has recently ventured into acting. Her first role was the Sugar Plum Fairy and Gingy in SRJC’s production of Shrek the Musical in Fall 2018. Along with theater productions, she is a full-time Vocal Performance student at SRJC. NOAH STERNHILL (Action) is excited to make his 6th St. debut! Past credits include: a fruit bowl...in Beauty and the Beast, Grantaire in Les Mis, Andre in Phantom of the Opera, Bert in Mary Poppins, and Feste in Twelfth Night. Just a SHORT while ago, he had the pleasure of playing Lord Farquaad in Shrek: The Musical (American College Theatre Festival nomination), and just recently finished Jesus Christ Superstar portraying Judas Iscariot—fulfilling two of his dream roles within a year! He hopes you enjoy this production of West Side Story! BRETT MOLLARD (Riff) has been acting in Sonoma County since 2012. Past roles at 6th Street include Benny Southstreet in Guys and Dolls and Freddy Eynsford-Hill in My Fair Lady. Other prominent roles include the Baker in Into the Woods (SRJC), Giuseppe Zangara in Assassins (Sonoma Arts Live) and Matt in The Fantasticks (Sonoma Arts Live). After summer, he’s moving to LA to pursue acting.

CAST BIOS RYAN WHITLOCK (Arab) has been acting at 6th Street since 2014 and is happy to be back with them. You may recognize him from when he filled in for David Yen as Chico Marx in Animal Crackers, or as a Male Phantom in TWO productions of Rocky Horror Show. Ryan is ecstatic to embody a teenage ruffian from the 50s in this timeless classic.

ARIANA MILLAR (Mini) is an international student from New Zealand and has been studying theatre at the SRJC. Her past shows include The Naked Truth, The Addams Family Musical and Jesus Christ Superstar. As she finishes her time in America she is delighted to work on such an incredible show with some of the most hardworking people in the community.

BENNETT PARISI (Baby John) is extremely excited to make his theatrical debut in West Side Story. He is a student at Montgomery High School and a member of both their Concert Choir and Chamber Singers, performing in such shows as the Madrigal Feast. He is thrilled to be a part of the cast and thanks you for coming to the show.

PERI ZOE YILDIRIMSTANLEY (Pauline) has been a part of 6th St. for many years and was last seen in Annie. She’s been Miss Andrew in Mary Poppins, Nala in The Lion King, a part of Speechless Shakespeare, and the co-writer and musical director of Transition Town. An avid musical theatre fan and performer, she’d love to make a living out of it.

ZACH FRANGOS (Snowboy) is eager to make his first appearance at 6th Street in his dream production. In 2016, he dove into ballet and now performs regularly with Contemporary and Classical Dance with Tamara Grose and most recently in Spreckels’ Cinderella. Zach is grateful to share feature dances with an amazing partner in Madeline Brown! This summer, he will return to Joffrey Ballet School in NYC. Go Mambo!

EMMA LEFEVER (Anybodys) is thrilled for her 6th Street debut! Recent roles include Wednesday Addams in The Addams Family at Spreckles Performing Arts Center, and Simon in Jesus Christ Super Star at Santa Rosa Junior College. Starting this August, Emma will be transferring from SRJC to Pacific Conservatory Theatre (PCPA) in Santa Maria.

LANDON SCOTT (Diesel) is proud and happy beyond words for his debut role of Diesel the Jet in 6th Street’s production of West Side Story. After a year-long acting hiatus working full time, Landon is ready to put the pedal to the metal and rock the house in this classic broadway show!

SARAH CORNETT (Velma) is making her 6th Street debut in West Side Story as Velma. She is in her third year at Technology High School and was just elected as their Student Body Secretary for the 2019-2020 school year. She has participated in a number of productions at Spreckels including Titanic: The Musical and Peter Pan.

CAST BIOS MADELINE BROWN (Graziella) is excited for her debut with 6th Street. With 17 years of classical ballet training, she has also performed in multiple musicals that include Cats, Sweet Charity, Beauty and the Beast, and Cinderella. She and her husband settled down in Santa Rosa where the local theater was calling for her return and is thrilled to be a part of a wonderful ensemble.

MONTANA HAMEL (Danielle) is excited to be on stage with 6th St. again. Her first production, Fairy Worlds, with Shakespeare in the Cannery ignited her passion for theater. Her favorite acting and dance credits include numerous roles in The Nutcracker with Sebastopol Ballet, Grease, Viola in Plot against Shakespeare and Pamona in Metamorphoses. Montana is thrilled to be working with this talented cast and crew and hopes you enjoy the show!

MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT 1: “Prologue”...............................................................................................................Company “Jet Song”................................................................................................................Riff, Jets “Something’s Coming”....................................................................................................Tony “Dance at the Gym”.................................................................................................Company “Maria” ...........................................................................................................................Tony “Tonight”............................................................................................................ Maria, Tony “America” .................................................................................Anita, Rosalia, Shark Girls “Cool”........................................................................................................................Riff, Jets “One Hand, One Heart”...................................................................................... Tony, Maria “Tonight (Quintet)”................................Jets, Sharks, Anita, Tony, Maria, Riff, Bernardo There will be one 15-minute intermission

ACT 2: “I Feel Pretty”..........................................................Maria, Consuela, Rosalia, Francisca “Somewhere” * ......................................................... Consuela,Anybodys, Diesel, Chino “Gee, Officer Krupke” ..................................................................................................... Jets “A Boy Like That and I Have A Love”................................................................ Maria, Anita “Finale” ............................................................................................................. .Maria, Tony *Vocal arrangement by Ginger Beavers

THE BAND Conductor, Piano.......................................................................................... Ginger Beavers Violin............................................................................................................... Felicia McFall Cello................................................................................................................ Carol A. Vines Bass..................................................................................................................... Rod Varette Reeds.........................................................................................................Nathaniel Edison Trumpet................................................................................................................Kelley Hunt Percussion...............................................................................................................Erica Dori

WHO’S WHO (PRODUCTION STAFF BIOS) ARTHUR LAURENTS (Book) was an American playwright, stage director and screenwriter. After writing scripts for radio shows after college and then training films for the U.S. Army during World War II, Laurents turned to writing for Broadway, producing a body of work that includes West Side Story, Gypsy and Hallelujah, Baby!, and directing some of his own and other Broadway productions. His early film scripts include Rope for Alfred Hitchcock, Anastasia, Bonjour Tristesse, The Way We Were and The Turning Point. Laurents died in 2011. LEONARD BERNSTEIN (Music) was an American composer, conductor, author, music lecturer, and pianist. He was a former music director of the New York Philharmonic and composed music for West Side Story, Peter Pan, Candide, Wonderful Town, On the Town, On the Waterfront, Mass, and a range of other compositions, including three symphonies and many shorter chamber and solo works. Many of his works are regularly performed around the world, although none has matched the tremendous popular and critical success of West Side Story. Bernstein died in 1990. STEPHEN SONDHEIM (Lyrics) is an American composer and lyricist known for more than a half-century of contributions to musical theatre. He has received several awards, including an Academy Award, eight Tony Awards, eight Grammy Awards and a Pulitzer Prize. His best known works include: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Company, Follies, A Little Night Music, Sweeney Todd, Sunday in the Park with George, West Side Story, Gypsy and Into the Woods. JARED SAKREN (Stage Director) directed The Compleat Wrks of Wllm Shkspr (Abridged), Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge, The Comedy of Errors, and FairyWorlds! for 6th Street Playhouse. Jared was the mask/movement specialist for The La Jolla Playhouse musical Around the World in 80 Days with music by Ray Davies of The Kinks and directed by Des McAnuff. He also wrote the book for an original musical adaptation of Shakespeare’s Cymbeline, called Spellbound! at Phoenix’s Desert Botanical Garden. For Shakespeare Sedona, a summer festival he founded, he directed Kathy Fitzgerald in the inaugural production of A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum. Jared directed over 33 productions in 16 years for Southwest Shakespeare Company in Phoenix, where he was the Producing Artistic Director. Mr. Sakren is a graduate of The Juilliard School, a founding member of The Acting Company (under John Houseman) with whom he performed on Broadway, off-Broadway, and on national tours. JENNA V. LOCEFF (Production Stage Manager) is excited to be back stage managing this beloved musical. She is also the Production Manager at 6th St. Previously she worked in the Bay Area as an equity stage manager before taking a hiatus to pursue a career in journalism. GINGER BEAVERS (Music Director) was last seen at 6th St. as Mrs. Clackett/Dottie Otley in Noises Off! She was music director for A Little Night Music, Charlie Brown, White Christmas and La Cage aux Folles. A million thanks to her husband Chuck and she will be eternally grateful to her parents for making her practice piano, flute and guitar all those years! JOSEPH FAVALORA (Choreographer) has received two San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critic Circle awards for excellence in choreography for Cinnabar’s Fiddler on the Roof and 6th Street’s Thoroughly Modern Millie. Past credits: Beauty and the Beast (Broadway and National Tour), Peter Pan (Broadway, National Tour & television special), Cats (National & International Tour), West Side Story and numerous regional theater productions. JARED SORENSEN (Scenic Designer) is currently pursuing his MFA in Scenic Design from the University of Idaho. Originally from Portland, Oregon, Jared received a BA in Theatre Production from Humboldt State University. Recent productions include Faceless at 6th Street and Present Laughter at the University of Idaho.

VINCENT MOTHERSBAUGH (Lighting Designer) is a technical theatre professional specializing in the areas of lighting/scenic design, technical direction and crew management. He has been directly involved in more than 75 shows at Sonoma County theaters including SRJC, Sonoma State, Summer Repertory Theatre (SRT), 6th Street Playhouse and Cinnabar Theater. PAMELA ENZ (Costume Designer) last designed for Honky Tonk Angels at 6th St. and returns to where she began as a costume designer 10 years ago. A fixture in Sonoma County theater, she just can’t seem to retire! She is a recipient of Critics Circle, Marquis and other awards. MARCY FRANK (Costume Designer) has produced work for the stages of the San Francisco Opera, Berkeley Rep, ACT and Beach Blanket Babylon in addition to many nationally recognized regional theatres. She teaches costume design at the Academy of Art University and loves collecting fine vintage clothing to sell at Modern Antiquarium in Healdsburg. CONOR WOODS (Technical Director/Set Builder) is a native of Massachusetts and has been with 6th Street since 2016, having a hand in each set. He has appeared in The Threepenny Opera, FairyWorlds, George M!, Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge, Noises Off, The Comedy of Errors and To Kill a Mockingbird.

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MUSE ($100-$249) Terry & Yale Abrams • Charles & Ruth Adams • Alice Ainsworth • Nick & Marcia Anton • Donald Appleby • Authentic Pathways • Richard Austin • Craig Bainbridge Marshall & Carole Barlas • Philip & Mary Beard • Kirk & Madeleine Bennett Miss Iris Berto • Monica Boettcher & Tom Berto • Simon Bobadilla • Patrick & Nancy Broderick • Kim Bromley & David Carson Bromley • David Brutocao William Buchanan • Susan Butler • Elinor Campbell • Robert Carlson • Elaine Carlson • Sue Castellucci • Leo & Rita Chick • Jim Codding • Patricia Commins Elaine Covell • Lynda Cronin • Susan Curry • Susan David • Nancy Davis • Janice Diesner • Susan Dixon • Jeanne Duben • William Edelen • Ursula Eden • Jerry Eilerman • Omar Eljumaily • Steven & Marcia Ellis • Patricia Engman • Bruce & Christine Enos • Mary Farha • Michael & Judy Farrell • Lori Ross & Mark Feigal Marilyn Ferguson • Brian Fitzgerald • Dennis & Sue Flynn • Cynthia Fox • Zachary Frangos • Pam Fraser • Gerry French • Bonnie Gamble • Patricia Gartmann Therese Geary • Jan Girod • Lee Golden • George & Anna Golfieri • Mark & Alexandra Grandy • Lisa Grote • Richard Wuopio & Marge Harmon • Lawrence Haenel • Stan & Diane Hales • Dennis Hall • Larry & Sue Harman • Cindy Harris Jerri Hastey • Susan Hayes • Kathleen Haynie • Larry & Betty Hebert • Trudee Herman • Richard & Marna Hill • Sara Hoefer • Ed & Terry Howell • Nancy & Dale Humphriss • Dave & Heidi Jacquin • Jerry & Linda Johnston • Jeff and Janet Johnson • Jim Kidder • Alan & Shari Kafton • Walter & Kathleen Laabs • Teresa Leyung-Ryan • Robert Loheyde • Margaret & David MacPhail • Mike & Jean Martin • Waights Taylor & Liz Martin • Mary Matossian • Cherylyn McCalligan Monica McKey • William & Jean Meddaugh • Christine Meals • Lewis Meyers Betty Mitchell • Howard Moss • Anthony Mountain & Cheryl Maynard • Janet Myers • James & Gwen Neary • Marie Nottingham • Carol Orme • Laura B. Owens • Paypal Charitable Giving Fund • Lindsay Peak • Steve & Diane Pestell Christine Peterson • Gayle McKinney Peterson • Alice Petty • Brian & Mary Beth Pierce • Jerome & Dorothy Porter • Daniel Post • Mary & Adrian Praetzellis Alyce Rea • Jacqueline Rienecker • Wendy Reynolds • Robert Rogers • Jared Sakren • David Salm • Phil Salyer • Jacque Scheibel • Yvonne Schell • Pamela Simpson • Janine Sternlieb & Spencer Sherman • Tricia Schexnaydre • Maury & Ann Schulkin • Barbara Schwartzberg • Jeffrey Sheff • Lillian Shelan • Mark Smigelski • Robert Knight & Barbara St. Louis • Jon Stark • Cecele De Stefano Coby & Matthew Stockton • Elke Strunka • Maureen Studer • Betsy Smith Muriel Smith • Phebe Sorensen • Ursula Spilger • Ariana Spillane • Catherine Swineford • Roy & Chris Thuestad • Barbara Tomin • David & Kay Torre • Patricia Torza • Wallace & Anne Trujillo • Eloise Tweeten • Vanessa Wallace • Charles & Ellen Wear • Jonathan Weir • Mr. Steve Werle • Creighton & Dorothy White Paul Willihnganz • Dahlis & Larry Winn • Barbara Zook This list reflects ($100+) donations received between July 1, 2017 and June 30, 2018. If your name has been misspelled or omitted, please call the Box Office 707 523-4185.

A very special thank you to our Legacy Circle members. Your pledge of a significant recurring donation over five years will ensure the Playhouse thrives!

LEGACY CIRCLE Dorothy Beattie & Stephanie Willinger Karen & Michael Bergin Kathy Horan Heidi Jacquin (The Jacquin Family) Scott & Rene Lummer Bill & Nancy Morgan Red Shoes Gallery Pam & Tim Zainer

SPONSORS The Press Democrat Korbel Winery Ted Elliott Winery

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