American Stage: BAD JEWS Program

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BAD JEWS

A SERIOUSLY SMART COMEDY ABOUT FAMILY, FAITH & LEGACY

...ARE TRYING TO KEEP THE FAITH

“THE BEST COMEDY OF THE SEASON.” - New York Times

By Joshua Harmon Directed by Amy Resnick

Tampa Bay premiere

JULY 11 – AUGUST 5, 2018 Mainstage Series Presented By:

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BETWEEN

RIVERSIDE & CRAZY

By Stephen Adly Guirgis | Directed by Benjamin T. Ismail "I've always believed that great theatre not only entertains, it makes you feel A-WAKE. Whether a play wakes you emotionally, intellectually, spiritually or viscerally - the most meaningful work stirs us. Stephen Adly Guirgis' Pulitzer-Winning work, BETWEEN RIVERSIDE AND CRAZY is teeming with life. Indeed, it is one of those rare works that has the power to wake us on each of those levels."

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POWERFUL STORIES. BOLDLY TOLD. 40 YEARS STRONG.

Stephanie Gularte, Producing Artistic Director, presents

BAD JEWS BY

JOSHUA HARMON

JULY 11 – AUGUST 5, 2018 Director

Production Stage Manager

Amy Resnick

Rachel Harrison*

Scenic Designer

Lighting Designer

Properties Master

Steven Mitchell#

Phillip Franck#

Jerid Fox

Costume Designer

Sound Designer

Stephanie Gularte

Ed Lee

Member of Actors’ Equity Association | #Member of the United Scenic Artists union

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Mainstage Series Presented By:

Show Sponsors: Tim McCormick & Jeff Brizzi Co-Sponsors: Sherri Richey Burke Beth A. Houghton & Scott K. Wagman

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This project is sponsored in part by the Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, the Florida Council of Arts and Culture and the State of Florida (Section 286.25, Florida Statutes).

"Bad Jews" is presented by special arrangement with SAMUEL FRENCH, INC. ROUNDABOUT THEATRE COMPANY (Todd Haimes, Artistic Director) is committed to producing the highest-quality theatre with the finest artists, sharing stories that endure and providing accessibility to all audiences. A not-for-profit company operating in New York City, Roundabout fulfills its mission each season through the production of classic plays and musicals; development and production of new works by established and emerging writers; educational initiatives that enrich the lives of children and adults; and a subscription model and audience outreach programs that cultivate and engage all audiences. Founded in 1965, Roundabout presents this work on its five stages across the country through national tours. Since moving to Broadway 20 years ago, Roundabout productions have received 181 Tony nominations, 174 Drama Desk nominations and 195 Outer Critic Circle nominations. More on Roundabout's mission, history and variety of programs can be found by visiting roundabouttheatre.org. World Premiere Produced in New York City by Roundabout Theatre Company (Todd Haimes, Artistic Director, Harold Wolpert, Managing Director, Julia C. Levy, Executive Director) as part of Roundabout Underground at the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre on October 30, 2012. American Stage Theatre Company operates under a Small Professional Theatre Contract with Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States. American Stage is a constituent member of the Florida Professional Theatres Association, the Pinellas County Arts Council, the St. Petersburg Area Chamber of Commerce, the Downtown Arts Association, and Theatre Communications Group. American Stage enjoys some funding from the Florida Department of State, The Florida Arts Council and the Division of Cultural Affairs. American Stage programming is also sponsored in part by the City of St. Petersburg. American Stage is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

American Stage is a proud member of Theatre Communications Group (TCG), the national organization for the American Theatre.

SPECIAL THANKS: American Stage would like to thank Dean Hershkowitz of MEZE 119 for catering our first rehearsal reception, Nancy & Steve Westphal, & THE HANGAR Restaurant & Flight Lounge for catering our opening night reception, Rob Plates for his mood setting music during Opening Night, Tyrone Frame & Mirror, The Florida Holocaust Museum, and the American Stage volunteers for their support.

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ABOUT THE PRODUCTION

THE CAST

Daphna Feygenbaum .......................................................................................................................................... Jenny Lester* Jonah Haber ......................................................................................................................................................... Matt Acquard Liam Haber ................................................................................................................................................. Jackson Goldberg* Melody .......................................................................................................................................................................... Kate Berg

TIME

Present Day

PLACE

A studio apartment on the Upper West Side of Manhattan BAD JEWS will be presented in one act with no intermission.

CREATIVE TEAM

Director ........................................................................................................................................................... Amy Resnick Scenic Designer ..................................................................................................................................... Steven Mitchell# Lighting Designer ...................................................................................................................................... Phillip Franck# Properties Master ............................................................................................................................................. Jerid Fox Costume Designer ............................................................................................................................ Stephanie Gularte Costume Design Assistant ................................................................................................................................ Jill Castle Sound Designer ...................................................................................................................................................... Ed Lee Fight Director .............................................................................................................................................. Dan Granke+ Production Stage Manager ............................................................................................................... Rachel Harrison* Assistant Stage Manager ....................................................................................................................... Jim Sorensen* Scenic Artist .................................................................................................................................................. Allison Davis Show Art .......................................................................................................... Tracy Copes, Joey Clay Photography, & the American Stage Marketing Team Member of Actors’ Equity Association | #Member of the United Scenic Artists union | +Member of the Society of American Fight Directors

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AMERICAN STAGE STAFF Producing Artistic Director Stephanie Gularte Operations Manager & Associate Artist Jim Sorensen General Manager Tom Block Finance Director Leyla Prior Community Outreach Associate & Volunteer Coordinator Colleen Cherry Director of Education & Outreach Tiffany Ford Education Coordinator Marissa Nicole Koch Education & Improv Associate Patrick Jackson

Director of Advancement Stephanie Snyder Marketing & Communications Manager Roman Black Advancement Associate Kara Goldberg Administrative Assistant, Advancement Paige Gilley Box Office Manager Steve Mountan Box Office Associate Jenny Peacock House Manager Taylor McKee Bar Manager Chris Strong

TEACHING ARTISTS

Production Manager Jerid Fox Production Coordinator Rachel Harrison Technical Director Timon Brown Costume Shop Manager Jill Castle Master Electrician Chris Baldwin Costuming Volunteer Jeannine Clark Dunlap Production and Stage Management Apprentice Taylor Sweat Acting & Production Apprentices Tato Castillo, Kody Hopkins, Tarilabo Koripamo, and Courtney McLaren

Kristopher Atkinson, Katie Berger, Cassidy Brooks, William Bryant, Colleen Cherry, Alexandria Crawford, Abby Daner, Jenna Felder, Paul Finocchiaro, Madison Flynn, Tiffany Ford, Rachel Harrison, Gavin Hawk, Molly Healy, Kody Hopkins, John Huls, Patrick A. Jackson, Marissa Nicole Koch, Tarilabo Koripamo, Valerie Lauser, Sadie Lockhart, Courtney McLaren, David O'Hara, Sarah Pullman-Atanacio, Davina Reid, Matt Schwartz, Taylor Sweat, Ally Thomas, Kayla Tomas, Ricky Wayne, and Sophia Williar

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Playwright Joshua Harmon said, "I think a seed for this play was planted in college when I attended a Yom Hashoah service.

I’d been to many such services in my childhood, and at each one, a survivor would speak about her experiences, which was always powerful. But at this particular service, the theme was “Grandchildren of Survivors.” Instead of hearing from someone older, speaking English with a thick foreign accent, my peers got up and spoke about their grandparents’ experiences. I found the event strangely unmoving. It forced me to reckon with questions about how my generation would remember the Holocaust, and whether or not we’re prepared to handle that responsibility. It probably laid the groundwork for this play."

DIRECTOR'S NOTE

A NOTE FROM DIRECTOR AMY RESNICK

My Aunt Helen is a survivor. She was one of the hidden children in France and she is alive today because a small hamlet of brave people in the mountains of France hid her in the cellar beneath the orchard. Helen was 6 years old. For the last decade, she has begun to tell her story in schools, so that young people can hear her story firsthand. And, I feel I have a deep responsibility to keep her story alive. Why? In hopes that it will never happen again. That we will know the signs, that we will speak up for other human beings, animals, all life. I believe that we cannot move forward as a civilization as long as there is a sanctioned scapegoat.

This play is about four young adults all twenty-five and under, a time when we search for meaning, identity, love, our place in the world. In many ways, it is a view into their world.

The playwright admits his play “comes from a very personal place." But Harmon won’t elucidate on what he thinks Bad Jews is about. “My job as the writer,” he insists, “is to tell a story and then get out of its way. What resonates with the audience is for them to discover for themselves, not for me to dictate.”

So, welcome to the Upper West Side NY, sick back and enjoy, in the words of Joshua Harmon, "this crazy little Jewish play."

Thank you, Joshua Harmon for writing this play. Thank you to you, our audience. You mean the world to us.

- Amy Resnick, Director

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WHO’S WHO ON STAGE

MATT ACQUARD (JONAH)

Matt’s regional credits include: Bill/ Lucentio in KISS ME, KATE (Annapolis Shakespeare); Claudio in MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, Sketch/Ensemble in HAIRSPRAY, Laurence/Agent Sharp in TARTUFFE, and Red in AMERICA: A MOSAIC (American Stage). Other credits include: Oberon in A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM (Finalist for the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Irene Ryan Acting Scholarship - Region 2), Judge Turpin in SWEENEY TODD, and Sir Toby Belch in TWELFTH NIGHT. His training includes a BFA in Acting from Towson University and the American Stage Acting/Apprentice Program.

Matt would like to thank Stephanie and all at American Stage for this opportunity, his Mom, Dad, D and B for their constant love and support, his girlfriend for constantly reminding him of the good and beauty there is in life, and his wonderful cast and crew for their talents and dedication to such a wonderful show.

KATE BERG (MELODY)

Kate is returning to Florida after playing Tillie in ECHOES at Urbanite Theatre in Sarasota. Other regional credits include: Clarissa in Agatha Christie's SPIDERS' WEB (Theatre Barn). New York credits include: Ophelia/Osric in HAMLET, The Other Woman in DEAD MAN'S CELL PHONE (Red Monkey Theatre Group); Thea Elvstead in HEDDA GABLER at the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum, NYC's oldest surviving farmhouse.

She received her BFA from the University of Michigan (go blue!). All the love in the world to Mom for her love, support, and stylist skills.

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Do NOT Holocaust me--”S - Liam, BAD JEW

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JACKSON GOLDBERG* (LIAM)

Jackson is thrilled to make his American Stage debut! He was most recently seen as Brody in YOUTH at Playwright’s Loft NYC. Regional credits include: Inspector Patrick Moore in POST OFFICE (George St. Playhouse); Doug in GRUESOME PLAYGROUND INJURIES (4615 Theatre, D.C.); Biondello in TAMING OF THE SHREW (Indiana Festival Theatre). Indiana University Bloomington credits include: Hastings in RICHARD III, Rabbi Chemelvitz in ANGELS IN AMERICA, Herman in HELLO, HERMAN, Leo in VIBRATOR PLAY, Lord Crabtree in SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. AEA National Tour credits include: 17 characters, ages 8-50, speaking in Arabic, Hebrew, and English in THERE IS A FIELD. Other NYC credits include: Theater for the New City, SAIPAF, Access Theater, Soho Playhouse. Jackson can currently be seen starring in "Act Natural," a Vimeo series he co-wrote, produced, and scored. Jackson speaks Arabic and holds a B.A. from IUB. Jackson is from San Francisco, CA. "Thanks to my incredible and loving family!" www.jacksonmgoldberg.com

JENNY LESTER* (DAPHNA)

Jenny is an LA born and raised actor, director, and writer, and spent the last year and a half serving as writer’s assistant to Steven Sater (Broadway’s SPRING AWAKENING). LA/NY credits include: readings of Sharyn Rothstein's new HESTER STREET adaptation, and THE MAGIKER (opposite Bryan Cranston) as well as Assistant Stage Manager for PYGMALION (Bedlam). A proud BFA Musical Theatre graduate from Point Park University, favorite PPU credits include: The Widow Quinn in THE PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD, Emma in ALL NEW PEOPLE, and creating the role of Emilia in the first English translation of the German play, HAPPY. Regional credits include: Tzeitel in FIDDLER ON THE ROOF (Priscilla Beach Theater). Jenny currently runs Shallow Graves, a theatre and film production company she co-founded, and will be producing and starring in her first feature, What She Said in the fall. More at www.jennyluisalester.com & www.shallow-graves. com. SAG-AFTRA/AEA.

PROPERTIES MASTER & PROJECTION DESIGNER

Jerid is excited to be in his 8th season with American Stage! After attending Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, where he studied Film Production with an emphasis in Art Direction, he put his knack for imitation and improvisation to use at Disneyland Resort’s Entertainment Department. He then picked up and moved to Florida where he has worked as a Scenic Designer, Properties Master, and Scenic Dresser for many popular Tampa Bay theatres and universities. On occasion, Jerid is also an Assistant Director or Art Director for theatrical productions, feature films, short films, and television commercials.

His most recent scenic design credits include: THE PRODUCERS, HAIRSPRAY, SPAMALOT (American Stage in the Park); MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, THE ROYALE, INFORMED CONSENT, TARTUFFE (American Stage); IN THE GARDEN OF RIKKI TIKKI TAVI, CHARLOTTE'S WEB including Puppet Design (American Stage School Tour), and INHERIT THE WIND (Stageworks Theatre).

PHILLIP FRANCK#

LIGHTING DESIGNER

Phillip is a Nashville based lighting designer, and is excited to return to American Stage, where his previous credits include: THE PITMEN PAINTERS, RED, 7 HOMELESS MAMMOTHS WANDER NEW ENGLAND, 2.5 MINUTE RIDE, and A STEADY RAIN. Phillip designs extensively for Nashville Repertory Theatre, where his recent credits include: INHERIT THE WIND, SENSE AND SENSIBILITY, CHICAGO, THE LAST FIVE YEARS, DEATH OF A SALESMAN, COMPANY, THE COLUMNIST, CLYBOURNE PARK, GOD OF CARNAGE, and ALL MY SONS. Phillip’s other credits include designs for Arkansas Repertory Theatre, Nashville Opera, and Vanderbilt Opera Theatre. Phillip is a professor at Vanderbilt University, where he designs scenery, lighting, and audio. Credits include ORLANDO, METAMORPHOSES, TOP GIRLS, W;T, DEAD MAN’S CELL PHONE, PICASSO AT THE LAPIN AGILE, and PRIDE AND PREJUDICE. Phillip holds an MFA in Lighting and Scenic Design from Northwestern University and is a member of United Scenic Artists Local 829.

STEPHANIE GULARTE

PRODUCING ARTISTIC DIRECTOR & COSTUME DESIGNER

CEO Circle and the Community Foundation of Tampa Bay's CEO Leadership program. Stephanie holds Bachelor of Arts degrees in Theatre and in Government from CSU Sacramento, and an MFA in directing from University of Idaho. She is also a certified leadership coach and has been a member of Actor’s Equity Association since 2001.

RACHEL HARRISON*

PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER & SOUND DESIGNER

Rachel is pleased to be working in her 5th season at American Stage where her favorite stage management credits include 9 PARTS OF DESIRE; the August Wilson Century Cycle offerings from TWO TRAINS RUNNING to JOE TURNER’S COME AND GONE, the entirety of the 20162017 Mainstage season, and THE ROYALE. Rachel was honored to receive two Theatre Tampa Bay nominations for Best Sound Design in 2016 for her work on 4000 MILES and THE PITMEN PAINTERS and a third nomination for the same category in 2017 for her sound design for SEX WITH STRANGERS. Guided by a love for experimental, experiential and environmental theatre, Rachel particularly enjoys the challenge of producing and managing theatre in unconventional and unlikely spaces. Rachel is a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association and The Stage Managers’ Association.

WHO'S WHO ON THE CREATIVE TEAM

JERID FOX

STEVEN MITCHELL# SCENIC DESIGNER

Steven first and foremost thanks his terrifically talented jewelry/fountain designing wife, Traer Price. Previous design work includes: SEX WITH STRANGERS, INVISIBLE HAND, 4000 MILES, RADIO GOLF, INTIMATE APPAREL, IN THE HEIGHTS, ROCKY HORROR SHOW (American Stage); SUSANNAH, NORMA, IL TROVATORE (St. Pete Opera); DR JEKYL AND MR. HYDE, MAN OF LA MANCHA, MR. BURNS, ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO’S NEST, CABARET (Freefall Theatre); DREAMGIRLS (Historic Asolo Theatre); THE ODD COUPLE, THE MEN (Studio@620); BROADWAY (The Actors’ Gang); AMERICAN BULLFIGHTER, THE CLAIMING RACE (The Mark Taper Forum’s New Works Festival); THE EINSTEIN PROJECT (The Berkshire Theatre Festival). Art Direction and Set Design: Walt Disney Entertainment, CBS Sports, Universal Creative, Nickelodeon Studios.

Stephanie joined American Stage in 2015 as its artistic and business leader. She has directed the company’s productions of MARJORIE PRIME, THE INVISIBLE HAND, GOOD PEOPLE, INTIMATE APPAREL, and THE 39 STEPS and appeared in this season's MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. Previously, she founded Capital Stage in Sacramento, CA where she was the Producing Artistic Director for nine years. She has been recognized with the Arts Innovation Award from the Sacramento Community Regional Foundation, the Arts Management Excellence Award from the Arts & Business Council, and in 2014, she was presented with a proclamation from the City of Sacramento, honoring her years of service to the arts in the region. She is a current member of the Nonprofit Leadership Center's

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WHO'S WHO ON THE CREATIVE TEAM

AMY RESNICK

JIM SORENSEN*

Amy is thrilled to be working with American Stage.

A proud member of the Lincoln Center Director’s Lab, Ms. Resnick has directed THE AGENT WITH NEW GEORGES (NY), Kenneth Lonergan’s THIS IS OUR YOUTH and BELOW THE BELT (starring Timothy Busfield), Claire Chafee’s WHY WE HAVE A BODY, and Norm Foster’s THE AFFECTIONS OF MAY and SOMETHING IN THE AIR. Ms. Resnick is also an actor in Film, Television and Theater.

Currently serving as Operations Manager and Associate Artist at American Stage, Jim has been an actor, singer, administrator, designer, director, and all-around theatre practitioner for almost 25 years, working in theatres from Alaska to Florida, from New York to California, and even cruising the world. Management credits include: freeFall Theatre, Florida Studio Theatre, Music of Denali Dinner Theatre, and The Melodrama Musical Theatre. As an actor, Jim has received multiple recognitions for his performances on stages throughout Florida’s gulf coast. He is lucky to be married to playwright and actress Natalie Symons. www.jimsoren.com

DIRECTOR

ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER

JOSHUA HARMON, PLAYWRIGHT

Joshua Harmon's play BAD JEWS received its world premiere at Roundabout Underground and was the first production to transfer to the Roundabout's Laura Pels Theatre (Outer Critics Circle and Lucille Lortel Award nominations, Best Play). It became the third most-produced play in the United States and transferred to London’s West End after sell-out runs at Theatre Royal Bath and the St. James Theatre. His work has been produced and developed

by Manhattan Theatre Club, Williamstown Theatre Festival, Hangar Theatre, Ars Nova, and Actor's Express, where he was the 2010-2011 National New Play Network Playwright-in-Residence. He has received fellowships from MacDowell, Atlantic Center for the Arts, SPACE at Ryder Farm, and the Eudora Welty Foundation. Joshua is a recent graduate of Juilliard and at work on commissions for Roundabout Theatre Company and Lincoln Center Theater.

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r whatever you think of tte ma no , re he in e on ry ...eve d you don't talk to human them, is a human being, an - Melody, BAD JEWS beings that way.”

ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION (AEA OR ‘EQUITY’) Founded in 1913, Actors’ Equity Association represents more than 48,000 Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. Equity seeks to advance, promote, and foster the art of live theatre as an essential component of our society. Equity negotiates wages and working conditions, providing a wide range of benefits, including health and pension plans. AEA is a member of the AFL-CIO and is affiliated with FIA, an international organization of performing arts unions.

American Stage is a proud member of Theatre Communications Group (TCG), the national organization for the American Theatre.

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MEET THE 2017/2018 AMERICAN STAGE APPRENTICES

THANK YOU TO OUR 2017/2018 APPRENTICES American Stage's Apprenticeship Program, the first pillar in our Youth Initiative, is dedicated to developing the future of our art form. Young theatre makers spend a year immersed in a professional theatre environment, apprenticing alongside experienced theatre professionals. Read their blog at americanstage.org/APPRENTI.

TATO CASTILLO

Tato was most recently seen in THE PRODUCERS and MUCH ADO. In high school he was an Intern for American Stage, which helped him decide that he wanted to be an actor professionally. His favorite credits are A WILD PARTY by Andrew Lippy at the Palladium Theatre, THE ROYALE at American Stage and a piece choreographed by Pilobulos Dance Company at his alma mater in partnership with Valencia Community College. He received his Bachelor’s Degree in Theatre Arts from Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida.

KODY HOPKINS

Kody holds a BFA in Acting from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, where he performed plays, school tours, and Shakespeare. While at American Stage, he has performed (MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING; IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE); worked behind scenes on crew, electrics, and sets; and assisted with the sound design and dramaturgical research on MARJORIE PRIME. His biggest dream is to run his own theatre one day (much like American Stage!).

TARILABO KORIPAMO

Tarilabo, originally from Nigeria, moved to the United States in 2013. She graduated with a theater degree from Guilford College.

Her recent credits include Denise in STRAIT OF GIBRALTAR, Watchman/ensemble in MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, and ensemble in THE ROYALE, and acted in the 21st Century Voices Festival. Offstage, she served as the Assistant Director for RAISIN IN THE SUN. Tarilabo is also a recommended certified stage combatant by the National stage combat workshop. She has served as a fight co-director and fight captain on multiple productions. She is honored to be a part of the professional team at American Stage.

COURTNEY ANNE MCLAREN

Courtney holds a BA from the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts with concentrations in theatre, music, and arts management. At MCLA, her credits include: Sally Bowles in CABARET; Wendla in SPRING AWAKENING; Harper in ANGELS IN AMERICA (Part I), and Clarice in THE LIAR. She has spent summers at Berkshire Theatre Group, Commonwealth Shakespeare Company, and Williamstown Theatre Festival. She has also acted as an Artist-in-Residence at Berkshire Theatre Group. At American Stage, Courtney has had the pleasure of performing in RIKKI TIKKI TAVI, MUCH ADO and THE PRODUCERS in the Park. Courtney sends her thanks to family and friends for their love and support.

TAYLOR SWEAT

Taylor graduated in 2017 with a BA in Theatre from Florida Gulf Coast University.

During her time in school, she worked as a spotlight operator and assistant stage manager at TheatreZone in Naples, FL, shadowed the stage management team for the KINKY BOOTS tour in Florida, and taught drama during the summer of 2016 at the Lyric Theatre. Since graduating, she was the production management intern for the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey. Taylor is excited to continue working with American Stage as the Production and Stage Management Apprentice! Favorite credits include XANADU, THE FOREIGNER, DAMES AT SEA, THE TAMING OF THE SHREW, and THE ROYALE. Taylor is a member of the Stage Manager's Association and USITT.

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Don't miss the 17/18 Apprentice Showcase following select performances of BAD JEWS!

Y O U T H I N I T I AT I V E Visit AMERICANSTAGE.ORG/YA to learn more.

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This season, American Stage asked our community to be a part of the ‘WE THE PEOPLE’ movement. To honor our commitment to the community, we partnered with seven talented local artists to create visual interpretations of the plays in our season.

As an extension of our Youth Initiative – UNDER 20 Passport, American Stage partnered Tracy Copes with 16-year-old Chancellor Joyer for a mentorship with our final artist collaboration of the season.

To inspire and immerse visual artists in the experience of creating a production, each artist was invited to participate in the rehearsal process.

This informs the creation of a unique 24” x 36” original signature artwork to be displayed in our lobby.

FEATURED VISUAL ARTISTS

Artists Supporting Artists

These signature pieces are then donated to American Stage as a fundraiser toward the 40 FORWARD campaign. Learn more about how to participate in the lobby. Visit americanstage.org/BID to view all of the signature pieces created this season.

American Stage donated their gallery space to each visual artist for an exhibition through the run of each partner production to promote and support each artist’s business.

Featured Visual Artists Thank you to the talented visual artist Tracy Copes who, along with professional photographer Joey Clay, and the American Stage in-house design team created the production artwork for this production.

"For me, the WE THE PEOPLE theme brings to mind the strength and resiliency of Americans and really humans in general and a coming together of all people, regardless of their race, color, sex, religion, sexual orientation or gender identity.

"We the people" is a bold statement of solidarity." - Tracy Copes TRACY COPES is a multi-media artist, photographer and full-time graphic designer. Tracy’s work can be found in a myriad of public and private art collections and has been seen in numerous exhibitions worldwide. Tracy is a transplant from the Northeast and currently lives in Tampa with her kids, cats, dogs, fish, lizards and very patient partner.

CHANCELLOR JOYER is a visual artist going into his junior year at Wesley Chapel High School. He’s active in organizations such as NAHS (National Art Honors Society). He’s been featured in several group shows with artists 20-30 years his senior and done commission work for the past year.

WE THE PEOPLE  ART!

Come together as we celebrate the featured visual artists.

Tracy Copes & Chancellor Joyer will present a Gallery Show through August 6th in our lobby. Visit concessions or the box office to purchase.

Artist Meet & Greet Reception: Friday, July 20 @ 7PM Proceeds benefit American Stage & visual artists, Tracy Copes & Chancellor Joyer.

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ACT 1 CLUB ANNUAL FUND MEMBERS This season, as we celebrate 40 years of bringing powerful, professional live theatre to the Tampa Bay area, we thank you for being a part of that journey. American Stage's ACT 1 CLUB Annual Fund has become the cornerstone of our organizational plan to balance high-quality, meaningful theatrical programming with a sound business model built to last for generations to come. Contributions to the Annual Fund through sponsorships of our theatrical productions, support for our arts education and youth initiatives, foundation and individual giving help make this possible.

Donors contributing $100 or more annually are recognized as ACT 1 CLUB Members, and can receive a variety of special benefits designed to bring them closer to the art and artists of American Stage. ACT 1 CLUB Members provide the steady stream of support vital to our pursuit of exploring and celebrating the human experience through live theatre. Gifts of all sizes make a difference. Contributions up to $100 will be recognized on our website. Visit americanstage.org/DONATE to learn more.

We continually strive to celebrate our donors, and every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this list. Please contact our Development Team to report errors, changes or omissions at (727) 823-1600 x 207 or development@americanstage.org. Thank you for supporting powerful storytelling at American Stage Theatre Company! This list reflects contributions made between April 1, 2017 and June 29, 2018.

BENEFACTOR’S CIRCLE ($25,000+) Bank of America, Inc. Sherri Richey Burke The Estate of Patricia J. Felton Hough Family Foundation Beth A. Houghton & Scott K. Wagman Milkey Family Foundation Raymond James The Shubert Foundation State of Florida Division of Cultural Affairs The Estate of Burrage Warner ARTISTIC DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE ($10,000+) Rebecca & Michael Alford Anonymous Russell Buchan City of St. Petersburg Duke Energy Cindy Fletcher Thomas A. & Mary S. James Foundation Jacqueline & Barry Kanner and Susan Laplante in Memory of Harriett Lieberman Suzanne & James MacDougald Mahaffey Family Foundation Alfred T. May Mary & Mark Myers Leona E. Peiffer Pinellas Community Foundation PRODUCER’S CIRCLE ($7,000+) ABC Bicycles Joyce & Larry D. Beltz Tim McCormick & Jeff Brizzi Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc. Willi Rudowsky & Hal Freedman Steve & Nancy Westphal, Gotosteves.Com CAST CIRCLE ($3,500+) Ann & James Albert Marion & William Ballard Creative Pinellas Inc. Fintech Mortgage Association Lorraine & Neil Franckle Phillippa Francq & Allen H. Loyd Freedom Bank

Sharon & Victor Gardner Susan & Robb Hough Gwendolyn & Gordon Johnson Kari & Tom Mainelli Modern Business Associates & Jack Rice Insurance Network for Good Leslie & Jim Parent Brian Reale & Fred Wilcox Diane & Arnold Ross Robyn Rusignuolo & Andrew Bellino Sabal Trust Company Keela & Scot Samis Tampa Bay Times, Inc. Ann & Daniel Vickstrom STARS ($2,000+) Anonymous Colette Birnbaum & Ann Beth Steinmuller Carlton Fields Cynthia & Mark Carron John Chamberlain Regina Clement Gamma Omicron Boule Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity Andrea Gordon Susan & Pete Greenbaum Happy Feet Plus The David & Mary Harbeitner Charitable Gift Fund Jeanne & Bill Heller Gail & Bob Hetler Barbara Houghton J. Crayton Pruitt Foundation Lynda & Dean Jollay Ellyn & Chris Kamke Leadership Pinellas Jean & Robert Markley Tinker McKee Tobi McMullen & Adam Smith Jeanne & Kevin Milkey The Estate of Sonya Miller Raymond James & Associates, St. Petersburg Ready for Life Fran & Bud Risser Robyn Rusignuolo Smith & Associates Real Estate Drs. Dorothy & Edwin Sved Cathy Swanson Unity Temple of Truth Church Bill Van Law Firouz Zadeh

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LEADING PLAYERS ($1,000+) Judith & Barry Alpert and Family Lois & Marvin Atkins Sandi & Dick Averitt Anne Barrins & Ken Slaby George J. & K. Deborah Baxter Fund Within the Community Foundation of Tampa Bay Stephanie Betts & Larry Goodman Angela Biever Angela Bond & James Markus Suzanne Carney Nicole Carr Sam Carter Joseph Ciccolini Debbie & Matthew Conigliaro Nora & Jim Conlin Charles Crawford Sherri & Joe Dodgson Ralph Dolente Thalia Dorwick Aleta & Fred Fisher Alice & David Fisher Jeffery Gerew Go To Steves Family Foundation Green Bench Brewing Company Janet Greenwood Caroline Hall & Brian Woods Karen & Dean Harkey Enez & Bud Hart William R. Hough III Stephanie & David Lee Lynn S. Lees Helen K. Leslie Floss & Kay Marino-Munion Audrey & Sean McConnell Kelly Lee McFrederick & Jay Rice Suzanne & Quentin Onstine Palo Alto Networks Foundation Via Silicon Valley Community Foundation, Per Christa & Scott Shoaf Janet & Iqbal Paroo Becky & David E. Ramsey Melvin & Betty Sembler Philanthropic Fund Christa & Scott Shoaf Sally & William Snyder Susan Steele & Mario Farias Sandee & Al Steinberg St. Petersburg Arts Alliance Holly & John Tomlin Brenda B. Verbeck in Memory of James E. Mortensen

Tammy & John Wachter Steven Walker Mary Lou Warner Al Washington Terry Weiss Lisa & Peter Wells ENSEMBLE ($500+) Jeff Baker Renee Baker Suzanne & Martin Batt Valerie & Jack Beatty Susan & Peter Betzer Mary Alice Braukman Linda & Rick Brown Lora Lee Brown Guna Carr Erin & Joseph Dise Hellen K. & Walter J. Driggers in Honor of Hal Freedman Cheryl Erinc Ellie Finehout Cindy W. Fletcher Thomas Flynn Cathy & David Fogielgarn Susan & Guy Francesconi Brian D. Frey Anne & Matthew Frey Joanne Benazzi Friedland Jennifer & R J Garbowicz Merritt Gardner Noreen & Mike Germak C. Joseph Gillespie Emily & James Gillespie Shirley & Ken Gould Myra & David H. Gross Berneida Hall Susan Harper Jay Hart Patricia Higgins Joseph Hodges Kathryn Howd Ingrid & Keith Jacobus Judith Jourdan Amy D'Adamo & Sean Kennedy Maureen & Butch Kolar Dell & Larry Krug Diane & James Lake Gretchen Letterman & Bill Shelton Mary Ann & Bruce Marger Pauline Clark McAndrew &

Robert Hudson Chris McDonald Merrill Lynch St. Petersburg Metro Wellness and Community Centers Judy & Jeffrey Mitchell Kris & Roger Montero Natalie & Dick Oliver Our Military Kids, Inc. Cheryl Pachell Mark Payne Mary Frances & Tamas Peredy Carolyn & Gino Primus RBC Wealth Management Joy & Robert Rudnicki Sharlene Sakol Lisha Guzowski-Shatz & Jim Shatz Marita & Jim Sullivan Josephine P. Tucker Naomi & Jon Vichich Carolyn Warner Carolyn Warren Barbara Wilks Cheryl Willard PATRONS ($229+) Actors' Equity Foundation, Inc. Dedee Aleccia & Hal Hultman Mary Lou Ambrose & Joseph A. Barkley III Janet R. Augenbraun Lucy & Keith Bailey Florence & Hugh Bell Blanka & Nick Benjacob Sandra & James Block Elizabeth Brincklow Arts, LLC Ana & Linster Brinkley Laura & Matt Bryant Mimi & Chris Burri Barbara & Robert Byelick Gentry & Chris Byrnes Leah Campen Mary Jo Carney Suki & John C. Carson Marsha Carson Marion Class Ann Clement Julie & Armin Cline Bonita Cobb Joel Cohen & Barry Dingman

Phyllis Conroy Deann & Timothy Coop Brittney Cougle Gloria Davis Janese & Wes Davis Jan & Lee Davisson Susan & Alan Dee Debbie & James Demel Marjorie Dosik Brian Doyle Patricia & JP DuBuque Christine Duerson Mauricio Rosas & John Christian Durdines Jane & David Egbert Deni Elliott Virginia England & Bob Marsh Aila Erman Kirsten & Michael Esposito Laura & Ron Erstad Laura & Frank Fage Debra & Doug Fisher Donna Fleece Kathy & Peter Forde Claudette & Brian Fornuto Joyce & Wayne Fraser Susan & Thomas Freeman Kirsten & Jack Garrett J. Leslie Glick Lori & Bill Goede Barbara & Jeffrey Goldberg Linda & Jack Goldfarb Kathie Gonzales Gail Kimball Goss Andrea Graham & Geoff Simon Kim Green Eileen Grove Stephanie Gularte Hair by Tina McIntosh Lawrence Hamilton Patricia & Michael Hare William Hein Elizabeth D. Herendeen Gwen & Jan Hirschfield Robin & Mark Ingles Mr. & Mrs. William Israel Joni James Lindsey Jarrell Kim Justice Jill Kermes Nancy & Mark Klein

Powerful Stories. Boldly Told. 40 Years Strong.

40FORWARD EMPOWERINGTHE NEXT ERA OF ARTISTS AND AUDIENCES.

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Connie Kone Bonnie & Arthur Kupperman Cyndie Laplume Lucie Le Page Amanda Maloney Mitch Matsunaga Frank McKinney Gayle & Paul Metevia Marianne Morgan B J & Paul Nesbitt Carolyn Nygren Ove Nymberg Susan & Gary Osher Joan & Steve Putnam Beatrice & Robert Querido Mary Rainey Robin & Joseph Reed Laurence Roberts & Scott Strader Mark Roberts Barbara Roemmele Arlene Fillinger Rothman Charlie Rutz Sherry & Ron Sacino Rhonda M. Scott Amy Seeks Linda & Bruce Shanker Laura & Alden Sherman Teresa Short Caroline & Jeff Sikorske Deena & Larry Silver Kris Simonsen & Cindy Heath Kim & Mark Spragg Michelle Stencel & Jonathan Lowe St. Petersburg College Susan Sullivan Madeleine & Frederik Tellekamp Sandra & Thomas L. Thomas Eileen Thompson Tina & Tommy Todd Sandra Travnicek Esther & Charles Van Duzee John Waechter Bill Ward Patsy J. Ware David Allan Warner & Lawrence Biddle Nancy L. Watson Rosie Watters Mark Weinkrantz Kimberly L. Wiley Phyllis & Carl Winans Harold N. Wolf Kira Zwygart & Samuel Saporta FRIENDS ($100+) Pat & Allen Acken Lisa Adamich & Bobbi Brown Susan Alexander & Tom Block Kathryn Anderson Anna & Stephen Andrich Lauren Angyn Anonymous Vicki Ayers Charlotte Bacon Angela & Robert Baisley Michael Bates

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Emily Benham Connors & James Connors Nina & Burton Bernstein Jill & John Biebel Donna Blazevic Linda Bond Barri & Paul Boudreaux Marcia Bradwick & Bill Salsinger Johanna Bromberg Elizabeth Brown Nick Brown Patricia Brown Velda & Howard Brown Glenda Buglioli Mary & Stephen Burroughs Joan Byrnes Paul Carder Sue Carey Alexis & Jon Carlon Margaret Carrington Irene & Alexander Cass Paula Castoro & Doug Mesler Louise & Lloyd Chapin Mardie Chapman Karen Chassin Kim Cislo Rene Clark & Richard Davis Marcia & Jack Cohen Darlene & Mickey Colen Mary Ellen & John Collins Jan & Jim Connell Sharon & Gene Coppola Antoinette & Al Corey Richard Cortese Diana & Marshall Craig Sandy & William Davenport Mary & Donald Davis Margaret & William Dawson Deanna Dean Karen & Dan DeBickero Carol Deblieck Marcie & Blanton DeLoach Tracy & Tom Dettenwanger Lucas Devicente Kate & Brady Diggs Marcia Dobbin Jim Donnally Maggie & John Dowling Rachel Drude & Brian Weaver Christina Dyakon Geoffrey Dyer Diane Dykema Linda A. Earle Erin & David Eichenbaum Miriam & John Engel Cheryl L. Erinc in Memory of Jay Class and Burrage Warner Teresa Eyerman Diane Fair Susan Faustrum Patrice Featherstone Rigoberto Pete Febles Vanessa Febles Joy & Hal Feininger Izetta Fields & Andrew Dixon William Finlayson

Marlyne & Richard Flatau Jerid Fox Mary Franckle Nancy Fultz Carol Gardiner & Philip Baldacchino Anne & Jay Ghosh Earline & Ralph Gilbert Gladys Gist Bill Gleason Cheryl & Aaron Gold Eileen Gomory Camila Gonzales Anita & Herm Greenberg Marianne & Ryan Griffin Ena & Stephen Groff Virginia & Wallace Guthrie Martha Ann Haile Katie & Brian Hale Maryanne Hamilton Brenda & Douglas Hanke Margaret Hannigan Janet Harden Vicki Hardesty & Shain Stroff Elaine Hare Maryanne & Ray Hazen Leah Herz Dianne & Lew Hodgett Judy & William Hohmann Deborah & Charles Holden Kody Hopkins Eileen & Sam Hutchins Sandra & Jim Irvin Barbara Johnson Carrie Johnson Ginny Jones Neil Joseph Danette Kadau & Sean Mulligan Elizabeth Kado & Kyle Witschen Ken Kaplan Jennifer & Chris Kard Jennifer B. Kard Cathy & Richard Karl Nancy & Al Karnavicius Marjorie & John Karvonen Veronica Kauchak Carolyn Keith in Honor of Jessica Keith Mary Lou & Kenneth Kiefer Monica & Jon Kile Sean King Lonnie & Richard Kiracofe Leske Kirshe Dr. Mark C. Klisch Rachel Knight Diane Kornick Kathy Kronenberg & John Gee Terri & Edward Lachman Dianna & David Lapides Marlene & Rene Laplante Christine & Robert LaSala Brenda & Jerome Levy Lisa Lippincott Toni & Kent Lydecker Nancy J. Lyons Carol & Ray Macioci Carol & Bill Marger

I told you I don't want to ... be involved, in... this.”

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- Jonah, BAD JEWS

Bunnie McCormack Sandra & Stephen McCutchan Eugene J. McDonald Lisa McBride & Don Polmann Pamela & Rod McLaren in Honor of Courtney McLaren Mary & Rand E. McNeal Eleanor S. McQueen Carole & Timothy Mehnert Melodie Menzer Jackson Milkey Elaine & Israel Miller Linda & Jim Moore in Honor of Jim Parent Sherilyn Moore Jo Morello & Jack Gilhooley Kathy Mossing Mary Anna Murphy Connie L. Murray Diana & Randy Myers Sarah Neemann Pamela & Stephen Newman Wilma Norton Carrie O'Brion Carol O'Neill Cassandra & Zakir Odhwani Maxine and Russ Offenbach Nancy & John Ogden Melodie Oleson Andrea & Tom O'Neill Katie Ossenmacher Judith Overcash Joseph Papich Carol Peacock Judy L. Pennala Anthea Penrose Deborah & Rick Pettey

Allan Phillips Michael P. Porter Phyllis & James Powell Jenine Rabin Kathy & Ed Rawls Linda Reed Debbie Reeser Connie Reeves Michele & Wayne Reeves Kimi & Ryan Reinert Alison Riley Charlene & Jim Rillings Janice Rivella Karen Roetker Gregory Rosasco Josef Rosen Patricia & Donald Rosenberger Sylvia Rosenfield Jana Ross & Jeffrey Herrmann Alyssa Roti Lauren Ruiz Diana Sager Caryn & George Saltsman Lee Salviski Jan Schamis Craig and Sandra Schnee Fred Schrils Julia Schriver Ann Shaler Margaret Shaleuly Janeth Shewmaker Marla & Richard Short Mary Shuh Margaret & Arthur Silvergleid Ezra Singer Marie & Russell Skillman Eva Slane

Patricia Spaul Michele L Spycher Joan Stephenson Jim Studdiford Irene Sullivan Karen & Dave Surplus Lu Sweeney Debbie Swink Peggy Hunt Tanney Sherrie Teddy & Gregg Bachman Maxine Terry Elizabeth Thompson Bonnie & Steve Traiman Amalia & George Trimitsis Ramona & Ambrose Updegraff Maureen C. Viele Kimberly & Thomas Vogel Brandon Voto Linda Waggoner Cathy Meyer Waters Louise Weaver Lea & Barry Welch Marianne Wexler Chris White Evan Whittle Kathy & Kent Whittemore Joyce & Ben Wiley Robert E. Williams Linda Winton Sharon Withers Kathy & Richard Woltmann Sandra Hall Woodworth Lyn Worsham Robin George Yates Stan Yoriz

SAVE THE DATE 10/12/18

Join us at

in The Grand Ballroom

for a lively evening fundraiser celebrating our Mainstage Season.

Tickets and tables on sale soon. To reserve your space today or for Sponsorship inquiries, call the Advancement Team at 727.823.1600 X 207 or email ADVANCEMENT@AMERICANSTAGE.ORG

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THANK YOU FOR BEING KIND AND SPECIAL American Stage would like to extend our sincere gratitude to all of the generous contributors who support us through in-kind donations of products and services and through special event fundraising participation.

We are especially grateful to all who made the 2018 Gala Under the Stars a great success for our artists and our community. We did it together! You helped support the artistic and educational programming at American Stage year-round with an extraordinary evening for all. What a wonderful way to celebrate the annual American Stage in the Park production.

This year also marks 40 years of powerful storytelling in our community. Artists and audiences came together for a momentous AS40 celebration on 10/6/17. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit professional theatre, we rely on the generosity of individuals and organizations who empower American Stage to make a meaningful impact in our community.

A very special thank you also goes out to our hospitality partners who provide food, beverage and lodging for American Stage patron and artist events throughout the year. This list reflects all donations and gifts received between April 1, 2017 and June 29, 2018.

Fintech Mortgage Association freeFall Theatre Company $5,000+ Aleta & Fred Fisher GrayRobinson 4Wall Entertainment, Inc. Cynthia W. Fletcher Green Bench Brewing Company Sandi & Dick Averitt Hal Freedman, Terri Gross Bayou Catering Charles Rutenberg Realty Hair by Tina McIntosh Bayprint Freedom Bank Kathryn Howd The Birchwood Andrea Gordon Jobsite Theater Susan & Walter Dill Gratzzi Italian Grille Ellyn & Chris Kamke Jeff Hampton Kim Green KNOX Medical Holland America Line Hill Ward Henderson Gretchen Letterman & Bill Shelton J. Thor Lighting/Sound Design Holland & Knight Amanda Maloney Kahwa Coffee Roasting Susan & Robb Hough Gina Maniaci Maureen Kolar Beth A. Houghton & Lisa & Bill Martin The Mandarin Hide Scott K. Wagman Tim McCormick & Jeff Brizzi Barbara & Michael McKee Joey Clay Photography Pamela & Rod McLaren Modern Business Associates & The Lightning Foundation Mickey's CafĂŠ & Organics Jack Rice Insurance Kelly Lee McFrederick & Jay Rice Meg Milligan Norwegian Creative Studios Meze 119 Diane & Nicholas Morton The Palladium Theater Milkey Family Foundation Mary & Mark Myers Robyn Rusignuolo & Neptune Flood Pepito Masterpeice Portraits Andrew Bellino Judy & Ronald Petrini Allan Phillips Tampa Bay Magazine Leslie & Jim Parent Prism Arts, Inc Tampa Bay Times, Inc. Pilot Bank Raymond James WEDU Retina Vitreous Associates Brian Reale & Fred Wilcox Steve & Nancy Westphal, Of Florida Joy & Robert Rudnicki gotoSTEVES.com Beth Reynolds Willi Rudowsky & Hal Freedman Sabal Trust Company Heather & Stephen Rush $1,500 - $4,999 Shutts & Bowen LLP Sailing Florida Ann & James Albert Smith & Associates Real Estate Lisha Guzowski-Shatz & Jim Shatz Rebecca & Michael Alford Traub Leiberman Straus & Teresa Short AmCap Insurance Shrewsberry LLP Southern Wine & Spirits Bank of America Trenam Law Spectrum Valerie & Jack Beatty Tyrone Frame & Mirror The St. Petersburg Saturday Dr. Andrew Bellino The Weekly Challenger Morning Market Big Frog Custom T-Shirts & More Evan Whittle Cathy Swanson Rob Bowen Woodnote Foundation, Inc. Tampa Bay Lightning Elizabeth Brincklow Arts, LLC WUSF Public Broadcasting Gabby Terry Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney Zone Defense, LLC Thomas & LoCicero Glenda Buglioli Total Wine & More Sherri Richey Burke $500 - 1,499 Michelle Velez Carlton Fields Angela Bond & James Markus Steven Walker John Chamberlain Cason Photography Cheryle Wittert Chef Tyson & Steve Westphal Cerluean Blu Tirena & Paul Chiavacci Sue Ann Corrigan Gina & Matt Clement Courtyard by Marriott Debbie & Matthew Conigliaro Downtown St. Petersburg Jim Cornoyer Deanna Dean Herbert Scott Davis Decorating Elves Duke Energy Anne Dowling & William Hess The Duncan McClellan Gallery Eleanor Finehout Betsy & Leonard Englander Claudette & Brian Fornuto

SAVE THE DATE for Ne xt Year's THE GALA UN during the opening nigh DER THE STARS t of MAMMA MIA! on Ap ril 12, 2019.

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$250 - $499 Art of Acupuncture ARTicles Gallery & Custom Framing Lois & Marvin Atkins Linda Blalock & Tom Keyser BodyRush Fitness Carolyn & Tony Bond Lora Lee Brown Laura & Matt Bryant Capital Genealogy Anne Clement Mary Ellen & John Collins Amy D'Adamo & Sean Kennedy david reynolds jewelry & coin Discount Med Company, LLC Elizabeth & Keith Fendrick Fish Bar & Grille Debra & William Flynn Ann Michelle & Matthew Frey Brian D. Frey Sharon & Victor Gardner Kirsten Garrett Susan & Pete Greenbaum Janet Greenwood Susan Harper Connie & Robert Hickey Bruce Houghton Hyatt Place St. Petersburg/ Downtown Mr. & Mrs. William Israel Kozuba & Sons Distillery Ken Lampar Michael Larocca Pam Lasher Stephanie & David Lee Kari & Tom Mainelli Floss & Kay Marino-Munion Alfred T. May Andrew Meacham Carole & Timothy Mehnert Elaine Murphy Pamela & Stephen Newman Teresa Nixon Lita & Nicholas Oppegard Carolyn Musk Orndorff Cheryl Pachell Janet & Iqbal Paroo Pasadena Liquors and Fine Wines Pets in the City Carol Pittman Joe Pugliano David Ramsey Reno Beach Surf Shop Barbara Rusignuolo Ronald Salamone Keela & Scot Samis Hala Sandridge Karen & Bill Saron John Scheffel Gabrielle & Juergen Schlichting Seaglass Fine Art Photography Kathleen Shanahan Stageworks Theatre Sandee & Al Steinberg Sara & Nathan Stonecipher Mason Stotz Suncoast Fitness Tampa International Fringe Festival Rosemarie Terra Ann & Daniel Vickstrom Kimberly & Thomas Vogel Catherine Vonbrecht Mary Lou Warner Mark Weinkrantz Ray C. Wunderlich III CIRCLE OF FRIENDS 2B Hospitality Chris Aisenbrey

Heidi Akers The Ale and the Witch Ches Applewhite The Art of Massage Jeremy Bailie Renee Baker Jeff Baker Katherina Barrera Anne Barrins & Ken Slaby Kathleen Barry Bayfront Tower Hair Design Beauty by Blue Esthetics Amy Belanger Glenn P. Bell BellaBrava New World Trattoria Stephanie Betts & Larry Goodman The Body Electric Yoga Company Mark Brady Sally Brentano & Victor Buscaino Brick & Mortar Kitchen & Wine Bar Lisa Brock Brooklyn Knish, Inc. Nicole Bruce Russell Buchan Busch Gardens Martha Byrne Susan Camden Kenton Cardon Alexis & Jon Carlon Suzanne Carney Sue Carnigan Guna Carr Nicole Carr Bonnie Cedermann Danielle E. Chard Karen Chassin Janelle Chmura Christy's Enchanted Notions Bernice Chu Joseph Ciccolini The Cider Press Cafe Theodore Ciske Kelly Clark Clearwater Marine Aquarium Shaaron Lynn Clem The Club At Treasure Island Columbia Restaurant Computer Qwerx Emily & James Connors Cozette's Boutique Craft Kafé Creative Clay, Inc. Georgina Cronin Kay M. Cunningham Sandra Czerwinski The Dali Museum The Dancing Goat Leslie Daniels Charles Debruler Mary Deininger Cathy Devanney Arlene DiBenigno Dolins Garden Center Teri Will Doyle Sharon Duchene Christine Duerson Eden's Nectar Erin & David Eichenbaum Aila Erman Kirsten & Michael Esposito Teresa Eyerman FarmTable Cucina At Locale Market Patrice Featherstone Mark Felix Vanessa Ferrer Fisher & Sauls, P.A. FitLife Foods Leslie Fleming The Florida Aquarium

Florida CraftArt The Florida Holocaust Museum Florida Jean Company The Florida Orchestra Florida Pure Sea Salt Susan & Guy Francesconi Karrisa Francis Dr. Joel Ira Franck Tom E. Free Frida's Cafe & Bakery Marti Galloway Louise & John Garrigues Gateau O Chocolat Thomas & Terri Ginnetti Susan Gohan Kelly Grace Andrea Graham & Geoff Simon Graphi-Ko Gallery Great Explorations Children's Museum Christopher Hamilton Happy Feet Plus Mary & David Harbeitner Patricia & Michael Hare Eric Hawk Calvin Hayes Trish Heinicka Christine W. Hicks Hotel Indigo Hunger + Thirst Restaurant Group The Hyppo Rita J. Iacino Iberian Rooster Imagine Museum The Inn on Third Linda & Drew Irvine Island Massage Therapy Joni James Lindsey Jarrell & Diana Heath Neil Joseph Elizabeth Kado & Kyle Witschen Jill Kermes Mike Kiral Karen & Thomas Koven Jennifer A. Kyser Lulu Laird Nancy & John Lamson Tommy Lane Jim Lange Lea's Teas Susie G. Leduc Tony Leno Maria & Matt Loder Lolita's Wine Market The Lure Martha Lymber Maggie on the Move Manely Hair Mary & Donald Manly Maple Street Biscuit Company Mark Noll Designs Wilbur L. Martin IV MassageLuXe Spa - St. Petersburg Stephanie Matula Irene & Duncan McClellan Maureen McFadden Tinker McKee Eleanor Susan McQueen Linda Means Mermosa Metro Diner Milkey Family Foundation Inc. David Miller M-N-M Bbq Arnt Monge Kelly Moore Morean Arts Center Museum of Fine Arts Dr. Karen Mutter

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David Romanello Rita Rose Evan Rosenthal Alyssa Roti Royal Palms Natural Nail Spa Rubin Health Center Christine Ruiz Lauren Ruiz Carolynn Russell Ruth Eckerd Hall Salon Volo Savory Spice Dorothy Schere Mike Schimmel Catherine Schradon Kevin Schuerman Sea Salt St. Pete Seaside Massage Therapy Melissa Seixas Jennifer Shannon Eileen M. Sharkey The Shave Cave The Simple Greek Marolyn Slack Souzou St PetersBARK The St. Pete Store & Visitors Center St. Petersburg Museum of History St. Petersburg Opera Co. St. Petersburg Yoga Starbucks Stash - a Place for Yarn Wendi Stevens Stillwaters Tavern Lauren Stricker The Studio @620 Marita & Jim Sullivan

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OCTOBER 17 - 21, 2018

CHICAGO JUST ANNOUNCED: THE TRIPPERS ARE SEEING HAMILTON!

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SHARE YOUR LEGACY WITH AMERICAN STAGE OUR SINCERE GRATITUDE AND WELCOME TO OUR NEWEST MEMBERS! Marcia Dobbin, Martin Karan, & George Donald Sheets

Legacy Society Members play a vital role by…

Joining the Legacy Society is easy…

· Having a meaningful impact on the future of American Stage with their planned gift

· Simply decide how you would like to make your planned gift

· Ensuring quality professional theatre for future generations · Acting as passionate advocates for the cultural arts community

· Pick up a Legacy Society brochure in our lobby or at the box office · Modify your estate plan accordingly and return your completed Legacy Society brochure to American Stage

VISIT AMERICANSTAGE.ORG/LEGACY Or contact the Advancement Team at 727.823.1600 x 207 or development@americanstage.

AMERICAN STAGE’S LEGACY SOCIETY Our Legacy Society members are donors and friends like you who have made storytelling for future generations a priority. By pledging a gift in their estate or financial plans to American Stage, these individuals make a meaningful impact on the mission and future of American Stage. We thank them for their visionary support, and hope you will consider joining these cherished champions of the arts. Contact the Advancement Team at 727.823.1600 x 207 or development@americanstage.org for more information and to learn about Legacy Society Member benefits. This list reflects members who joined prior to May 1, 2018.

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Frank Notarianni & Ron Menezes Natalie & Dick Oliver Peggy & Eugene Ponessa Rob Pressrich Joseph M. Pugliano Willi Rudowsky & Hal Freedman Heather & Stephen Rush George Donald Sheets Marjorie Sherwin & Rose Walton Stephanie Snyder James Studdiford William Studdiford Cathy Swanson Cheryl VanMessel & Charles Bross Scott K. Wagman Bill Ward Carolyn Warner Mary Lou Warner & Burrage Warner* Tim Watson The Whittle Family Phyllis Stover Williams* Donna A. Woolums

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RIVERSIDE & CRAZY

By Stephen Adly Guirgis

CHRISTMAS AT PEMBERLEY

By Lauren Gunderson

By Dominique Morisseau

OCT 3 - NOV 4

NOV 28 - DEC 30

JAN 23 - FEB 24

“SOMEWHERE SOUTH OF COZY & NORTH OF DANGEROUS, WEST OF SITCOM & DUE EAST OF TRAGEDY.”

“…A PERFECTLY CONSTRUCTED LOVE STORY …DESTINED TO POPULATE FUTURE HOLIDAY SEASONS…”

“AN HOMAGE TO SUCH AUTHORS AS LORRAINE HANSBERRY, LANGSTON HUGHES & AMIRI BARAKA”

- The New York Times

HUSTLE. Out Loud.

THE ROOMMATE

& Margot Melcon

- San Francisco Chronicle

Love. Out Loud.

LONG DAY’S

- Deadline

TEACH. Out Loud.

FUN HOME

By Jen Silverman

JOURNEY INTO NIGHT

By Eugene O’Neill

Book and Lyrics by Lisa Kron, Music by Jeanine Tesori

MAR 13 - APR 7

MAY 29 - JUN 30

JUL 17 - AUG 18

“NUANCED AND COMICALLY EXAGGERATED... THEMES OF AGING, FEMININITY AND IDENTITY IN A FRESH, HUMOROUS WAY.”

“IT IS A STUNNING THEATRICAL EXPERIENCE.”

“HEART-GRIPPING AND CATHARTIC, FUN HOME OCCUPIES THE PLACE WHERE WE ALL GREW UP”

- NY Herald-Tribune

- WFPL

REBEL. Out Loud.

- The New York Times

HOPE. Out Loud.

Grow Up. Out Loud.

Watch the trailers at AMERICANSTAGE.ORG/18-19