Barrington Stage Company 2019 Season Playbill

JULIANNE BOYD, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

Skyler Volpe and Ensemble, West Side Story, 2018. PHOTO Daniel Rader.

MAY 22–OCTOBER 20 AWARD-WINNING THEATRE IN DOWNTOWN PITTSFIELD

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PRESENTS

A WORLD PREMIERE

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Our Heartfelt Thanks to the Many Sponsors Who Are Making Our 2019 Season Possible!

BOYD-QUINSON MAINSTAGE

ST. GERMAIN STAGE

Sponsored by Carole and Dan Burack

HOLD THESE TRUTHS

INTO THE WOODS

MAY 22-JUNE 8

JUNE 19-JULY 13

Sponsored in part by The Feigenbaum Foundation & Marvin Seline Sponsored by Sydelle and Lee Blatt

GERTRUDE AND CLAUDIUS

Sponsored in part by Carol and Alfred Maynard & Dick Ziter and Eric Reimer Sponsored by Bonnie and Terry Burman

AMERICA V. 2.1: THE SAD DEMISE & EVENTUAL EXTINCTION OF THE AMERICAN NEGRO

NEW PLAY

JULY 18-AUGUST 3

Sponsored in part by Hildi and Walter Black & Susan and David Lombard Sponsored by Drs. Judith and Martin Bloomfield & Judith Goldsmith

FALL SPRINGS

WORLD PREMIERE & BONNIE AND TERRY BURMAN NEW PLAY AWARD GRAND PRIZE WINNER JUNE 14-JUNE 30 Sponsored in part by Audrey and Ralph Friedner & Claudia Perles Sponsored by Hal Kramer

WORLD PREMIERE MUSICAL

FROM BSC'S MUSICAL THEATRE LAB

AUGUST 9-AUGUST 31

Sponsored in part by Anne and Larry Frisman & Suzan Grandt and Stanley Kaplan Sponsored by Carla and Ed Slomin

AMERICAN UNDERGROUND

WORLD PREMIERE & BONNIE AND TERRY BURMAN NEW PLAY AWARD WINNER

OCTOBER 2-OCTOBER 20

TIME FLIES AND OTHER COMEDIES JULY 5-JULY 27

Sponsored in part by Deb and King Francis Sponsored by Roz and Charles Stuzin

IF I FORGET AUGUST 1-SEPTEMBER 1

Sponsored in part by Arnold Kotlen and Stephanie Fleckner & Art and Terry Wasser

Sponsored in part by Philip and Mary Oppenheimer Student Matinees sponsored in part by The Alpern-Rosenthal Foundation & Central Berkshire Fund & The Dobbins Foundation

The cast of West Side Story, 2018. PHOTO Daniel Rader.

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MR. FINN’S CABARET SERIES Sponsored by Renee and Steven Finn Sponsored by Mike and David Faust & Karen and Bob Youdelman

YOUTH THEATRE AT THE BERKSHIRE MUSEUM Sponsored by Greylock Federal Credit Union

Ragtag Theatre’s

GAIL NELSON

HANSEL AND GRETEL

Sponsored by Judith Goldsmith

WORLD PREMIERE JULY 24-AUGUST 10

June 1 & 3

MTC CABARET June 16

Sponsored by Sydelle and Lee Blatt

DAVID LUTKEN

SPECIAL CONCERT ON THE MAINSTAGE Sponsored by Judythe and Martin Isserlis

JASON ROBERT BROWN

June 30 & July 1

JULY 8

JIM CARUSO July 7

CLINT HOLMES July 14 & 15

Sponsored by Joseph Deleo and Lawrence Levinson

MARILYN MAYE August 4 & 5

Sponsored by Eda and Stephen Sorokoff

BILLY STRITCH

For information about sponsorships, please contact Jessicaq Provenz at (413) 997-6110.

August 11 & 12

GRACE McLEAN August 19

KAREN MASON August 25 & 26

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COME JOIN US for the

BARRINGTON STAGE EXPERIENCE SEE 25 YEARS OF BSC HISTORY! The Barrington Stage Experience is an interactive lobby exhibit that allows visitors to view highlights of BSC’s 25 year journey, go behind-the-scenes, learn how a production is put together, and offers a vantage point into BSC’s award-winning education programs and community engagement in Pittsfield, MA.

WOLFSON THEATRE CENTER IN THE RHODA AND MORRIS LEVITT LOBBY

122 North Street, Pittsfield, MA OUR EXHIBIT INCLUDES: BSC History

How it all began and where we are now

Highlights of Productions

including The Game, Freud’s Last Session, On the Town, Breaking the Code, American Son, The Pirates of Penzance and many more!

Interviews

with Associate Artists, Directors, Playwrights, Community Leaders

and so much more!

FREE

Hours of operation: Daily 12-7 pm except Mondays 12-3 pm To enjoy and view full productions, please contact Allyson Sekerke at aserkerke@barringtonstageco.org to make an appointment.

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Twenty-five years ago, Susan Sperber and I began a new theatre company in a high school in Sheffield with the slogan: “Out of our minds and onto the stage.”

Some people thought we were crazy to start a theatre company in a high school on a country road — why did we need another theatre in the Berkshires?

Fortunately, we didn’t listen to them. Yes, we are probably still a bit out of our minds.

I do think theatre artists need a touch of madness to see the world differently from others.

But what a wonderful surprise to have accomplished so much of what we set out to do!

We wanted to do more than “summer theatre.” We now produce theatre 7 months a year.

We wanted to work closely with the community, especially young people. We have done so with our educational programs, especially the Playwright Mentoring Project, our award-winning program for underserved youth, now entering its 20th year. And more importantly, we are making a difference in young people’s lives.

And we wanted to do new plays and musicals that needed to be heard — we wanted to work with playwrights who are creating work that tells us more about ourselves and the world we live in today. We have produced 36 new works, with 19 of them moving on to a wider audience, either in New York or around the country.

We have accomplished all of the above but we are only just beginning! In the next 25 years we are ready to expand our season, work with more youth and create more relevant work that must be heard. I promise.

Thank you for supporting our first 25 years.

With much appreciation,

Julianne Boyd ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

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FROM THE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

Dear Patrons,

Presenting a little dramatic production of our own.

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It is thanks to you, our audience, that we are celebrating 25 years this summer. We started out in a school auditorium and now Barrington Stage Company has two theatres and a cabaret performance space. We also have our very own building on North Street in Pittsfield. All this has come about because our audiences have supported the company by enthusiastically attending performances and contributing financially.

BSC has also attracted Foundation funding in recognition of its excellent work on the stage as well as its attention to community engagement and education. We are interested in developing new audiences and presenting strong artistic programming.

Our productions often serve to broaden understanding and connection across cultural differences.

The Board has recently created The Julianne Boyd New Works Fund to support artistic innovation. Named for our forward-thinking and formidable Artistic Director, the fund honors Julianne’s long-held commitment to developing and producing new plays and musicals, with the intent to bring the most dynamic new voices to the stage.

Barrington Stage Company is very happy to be located in Pittsfield, in the center of the only city in Berkshire County. Since our arrival in 2005, we have witnessed the ongoing revitalization of the city. The future for Barrington Stage Company audiences and all those who work for us on the stage and behind the scenes is looking bright.

Will the next 25 years be as productive? What changes will the years bring, and will they go by as quickly as the last 25? Come with us on the exciting journey.

I am looking forward to seeing you at the theatre,

Mary Ann Quinson

CHAIR, BOARD OF TRUSTEES

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FROM THE CHAIR OF THE BOARD

Dear Patrons,

SAVE THE DATE

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 Join us for an evening of unadulterated fun–New York City style!

Festivities begin with dinner at the historic gem, One if By Land, Two if By Sea, followed by a special performance of the Off Broadway musical Broadway Bounty Hunter at the Greenwich House Theater, which premiered at BSC in 2016. The Boston Globe hailed it as “a rollicking musical mash-up.”

Alan H. Green & Annie Golden in BSC's Broadway Bounty Hunter, 2016.

PHOTO Scott Barrow.

To receive an invitation, please contact Development@barringtonstageco.org

My Place

so much to see... so much to do

MAIN STREET HOSPITALITY presents a RED LION INN PRODUCTION starring THE STAFF

GUESTS OF THE RED LION INN THE RED LION INN DANCERS and INTRODUCING MAJORA – THE RED LION GIRL cinematography courtesy of the MAJESTIC ROLLING HILLS OF THE BERKSHIRES indoor fun provided by FOUR RESTAURANTS, LIVE MUSIC, A GIFT SHOP AND LOTS AND LOTS OF FASCINATING ANTIQUES AND KNICK KNACKS relaxation courtesy of a YEAR-ROUND SWIMMING POOL AND THE FRONT PORCH food from THE RED LION INN’S FABULOUS FARM-TO-TABLE MENU edited from a mile long RED LION INN “THINGS TO DO” LIST produced by THE RED LION INN’S UNIQUE AND QUIRKY SETTING directed by ONE OF OUR FAVORITE REPEAT GUESTS filmed entirely on LOCATION AT THE RED LION INN AND IN THE BERKSHIRES’ PICTURESQUE NATURAL SURROUNDINGS www.redlioninn.com

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The children, teens and young adults in our Education Programs learn to flex muscles of compassion, teambuilding and leadership. Theatre is a place for laughter and learning. It can make a child feel like a superhero and a young adult feel empowered. Our programs have grown over the past 25 years to include the award-winning Playwright Mentoring Project (PMP), KidsAct, TeensAct, Professional Internships, the Musical Theatre Conservatory, Youth Theatre and Mainstage Student Matinees. This past year, over 7,000 young people participated in our Education Programs and attended our student matinees and PMP Performances. Let’s see what they have to say!

Playwright Mentoring Project (PMP) “We learned to accept each other. I now look past people’s differences and see how beautiful everyone is on the inside.” Kiara, age 16 “I learned that our stories define us. We come from different places and have experienced different things. We shouldn’t be ashamed of who we are.” Josh, age 18 KidsAct! & TeensAct! “It was really fun acting and I love pretending.” Nahara, age 6 “I feel more like a leader because of my experience creating my own plays.

Now I dream of becoming a director.” Frankie, age 11 Professional Internships “My marketing internship gave me the critical thinking and collaborative skills that will allow me to succeed in any workplace, not just theatre.” Paige, age 25 Youth Theatre “I felt I was part of a real Youth Theatre family. Everyone in the program was so professional, and my dream of being an actress became a reality!” Isabella, age 17 Musical Theatre Conservatory (MTC) “MTC provided a safe space for me to hone my artistry and create relationships with other artists that helped me thrive in NYC.” Ruthy, age 20 Mainstage Student Matinees “I personally connected with Laura in The Glass Menagerie. She was so brave, even with a disability.” Student from Monument Mountain H.S., age 16

Please join me in celebrating 25 years of extraordinary theatre at Barrington Stage and the efficacy of our Education programs, and consider supporting the many ways that BSC awakens young minds’, imaginations and creative power. Thank you.

Marita Glodt

PRESIDENT, BOARD OF TRUSTEES

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FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD

Dear BSC Patrons,

GET TO KNOW BARRINGTON STAGE COMPANY JULIANNE BOYD (Artistic Director) co-founded Barrington Stage Company in January 1995. She has directed many productions at BSC, including the 2018 critically acclaimed productions of West Side Story and The Glass Menagerie. She also directed the 2017 hit Company, starring Aaron Tveit. In 2016 she directed two world premieres: Christopher Demos-Brown’s American Son, which won the Laurents-Hatcher Award for Best New Play by an Emerging Playwright in 2016, and the musical Broadway Bounty Hunter by Joe Iconis, Jason SweetTooth Williams and Lance Rubin. Other productions include the world premieres of Mark St. Germain’s Dancing Lessons, Dr. Ruth, All the Way, The Best of Enemies and the critically acclaimed revival of Goldman and Sondheim’s Follies. In 1997 she directed BSC’s smash hit production of Cabaret, which won six Boston Theater Critics Awards and transferred to the Hasty Pudding Theatre in Cambridge for an extended run.

Boyd conceived and directed the Broadway musical Eubie!, a show based on the music of Eubie Blake which starred Gregory Hines and garnered three Tony nominations. She also co-conceived and directed (with Joan Micklin Silver) the award-winning Off Broadway musical revue A…My Name Is Alice (Outer Critics’ Award) and its sequel A…My Name Is Still Alice. She has worked extensively in New York and regional theatres.

Ms. Boyd has created several seminal programs at BSC. In 2000 she created the Playwright Mentoring Project, BSC's underserved youth program that won the prestigious Coming Up Taller Award in 2007. In 2012 she started the 10x10 New Play Festival, and with the City of Pittsfield, the city-wide 10x10 Upstreet Arts Festival. In 2013 she founded the Musical Theatre Conservatory, BSC's pre-professional training program for college-aged musical theatre performers and directors.

From 1992 to 1998, Ms. Boyd served as President of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, the national labor union representing professional directors and choreographers in the U.S. She holds a Ph.D. in Theatre History from CUNY Graduate Center.

She and her husband Norman have three grown children.

BRANDEN HULDEEN (Artistic Producer/Director of New Play Development).

From 2008-2016, Branden was the New Works Director and Festival Producing Director at the National Alliance for Musical Theatre (NAMT) where he produced the Festival of New Musicals, managed the National Fund for New Musicals and Writers Residency Grants and oversaw all of the New Works and Festival programs for NAMT, as well as consulted on, spoke about and advocated for new works development internationally. Prior to NAMT, Branden worked in education at TDF, house managed the Vineyard Theatre Off Broadway and produced for NYU, SPF, NYMF and FringeNYC. He holds B.S. and M.A. degrees from NYU. He sits on the board of Downtown Pittsfield, Inc. and happily lives with his husband in a house within walking distance of the theatres.

MAGGIE LAMEE (General Manager) Maggie began her career in theatre as an actor and spent her early years performing on Broadway, on tour and in regional theatres across the country. She left the stage and began her second career as a General Manager for Jeffrey Finn Productions which led to several years as the Director of Finance for Global Health Strategies and 15 years as the General Manager for Allied Integrated Marketing.

Maggie was also the Lead Producer and General Manager for the Pump Boys and Dinettes Theatre in Branson, MO. She currently serves as Board Chair of Directors of The Center School, a progressive elementary and middle school in Greenfield, MA. Maggie moved to Northampton, MA with her partner and daughter seven years ago from NYC and is very happy to have a yard for gardening, her favorite pastime, and a little time for tennis.

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Tyler Hanes and Ensemble, West Side Story, 2018.

PHOTO Daniel Rader.

BSC'S MISSION Co-founded in 1995 by Artistic Director Julianne Boyd, Barrington Stage Company (BSC) is a not-for-profit professional theatre company in the Berkshires (MA) with a three-fold mission: to produce top-notch, compelling work; to develop new plays and musicals; and to find fresh, bold ways of bringing new audiences into the theatre, especially young people.

INVESTMENT IN PITTSFIELD Barrington Stage Company is the fastest growing arts venue in Berkshire County, attracting more than 60,000 patrons each year. BSC continues to gain national recognition for its superior quality productions and comprehensive educational programming.

In its first 11 years, BSC operated from rented space at the Consolati Performing Arts Center at Mount Everett High School in Sheffield, MA. In July 2005, BSC purchased a 1912 vaudeville theatre in downtown Pittsfield, MA and in June 2007, BSC opened its doors to the Boyd-Quinson Mainstage, a completely renovated 520-seat, state-of-the-art theatre. In the spring of 2012, BSC purchased the former VFW building in Pittsfield, three blocks from the Boyd-Quinson Mainstage. The building, now called the Sydelle and Lee Blatt Performing Arts Center, houses the 136-seat St. Germain Stage and Mr. Finn’s Cabaret, a 99-seat cabaret space in the lower level of the building.

In 2016, BSC purchased a three-story administrative building on North Street, known as the Wolfson Center, in the heart of downtown Pittsfield. For the first time in the company’s history, all BSC offices, rehearsal spaces and classrooms are under one roof, including the costume shop and storage. This is the fourth building BSC has purchased in downtown Pittsfield.

BSC has become an integral part of downtown Pittsfield’s economic revitalization. In 2009, the Massachusetts Cultural Council presented a “Creative Community” Commonwealth Award to the City of Pittsfield in recognition of its efforts to boost the creative economy in Massachusetts. ​Pittsfield is also one of the state's Gateway Cities — once-thriving mill and manufacturing towns and cities that offered residents good jobs and a gateway to the American Dream. The departure of major industries such as General Electric in the 1980s and 90s triggered a period of severe economic decline that Pittsfield is now only beginning to recover from. Today, the arts lead the economy.

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PRODUCTION HISTORY Barrington Stage has produced several award-winning plays and musicals, beginning in its inaugural year with The Diary of Anne Frank, which won an Elliot Norton/Boston Theater Critics Award. In its third year, BSC won two Elliot Norton/Boston Theater Critics Awards and four Outer Critics Awards for its smash hit production of Cabaret, which moved to Boston and played an extended run at the Hasty Pudding Theatre.

Cast of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, 2004.

PHOTO Joe Schuyler.

Jay Armstrong Johnson, Tony Yazbeck and Clyde Alves in On the Town, 2013.

PHOTO Kevin Sprague

In 2004, BSC developed and premiered William Finn and Rachel Sheinkin’s musical The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, which took Broadway by storm in 2005, capturing two Tony Awards (Best Book and Best Featured Actor), three Drama Desk Awards and numerous other awards.

In 2009, BSC premiered Mark St. Germain’s Freud’s Last Session, which ran for more than ten weeks, becoming the longest-running play in BSC’s history before moving to New York, where it played Off Broadway for more than two years.

In June 2013, BSC produced Leonard Bernstein, Betty Comden and Adolph Green’s On the Town, directed and choreographed

by BSC Associate Artists John Rando and Joshua Bergasse, respectively. The production received rave reviews with Ben Brantley of The New York Times writing: “Normally, I wouldn’t tell citizens of the five boroughs to drive three hours to be told that New York is a helluva town. But this enchanted vision of a city that was — and of course never was — is worth catching…”

The Broadway production opened in October 2014, ran for 11 months and received four Tony

nominations, including Best Musical Revival.

In 2016, BSC produced a record-breaking season, sweeping the first Berkshire Theatre Awards by winning 20 out of the 25 awards. The Pirates of Penzance and the world premieres of American Son and Broadway Bounty Hunter won Outstanding Productions in each of their respective categories.

In 2018, BSC saw the success of American Son

by Christopher-Demos Brown on Broadway. It will soon be released as an original Netflix movie.

Also in 2018, The Chinese Lady, a world premiere co-production with Ma-Yi Theater Company, premiered Off Broadway.

BSC has won the Best of the Berkshires Readers’ Choice for Best Live Theater in 2017 and 2018.

2019 marks BSC’s 25th Season Anniversary.

(See page 30 for a full listing of BSC productions.)

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THE JULIANNE BOYD NEW WORKS FUND At Barrington Stage Company (BSC), we believe that new work is the heart and soul of theatre. If theatre is to thrive and create meaningful and new experiences for audiences, then it is vital to support working playwrights and their visions of the world we live in. Since its inception in 1995, BSC has produced 36 new works, 19 of which have moved on to New York and major regional theatres around the country.

In 2019, the Board of Directors created The Julianne Boyd New Works Fund to support artistic innovation and sustainability. Named for BSC's Co-founder and Artistic Director, who has a long-held commitment of bringing fresh and dynamic voices to the stage, the Fund supports the ongoing development and production of original plays and musicals.

BSC seeks artists whose unique voices speak to our audiences with relevant and dynamic new work that questions the world we live in – questions that may not have answers but will begin a dialogue between the artists and our audiences. To this end, the Julianne Boyd New Works Fund employs a multi-faceted approach including PlayWorks, the Musical Theatre Lab, the Burman New Play Award and Commissions.

Tamara Tunie in American Son, 2016. PHOTO Scott Barrow.

PLAYWORKS In 2000, Barrington Stage produced its first new play with Suzanne Bradbeer’s Full Bloom. In 2003/2004, our new plays gained momentum with the world premieres of Mark St. Germain’s Ears on a Beatle, followed by his The God Committee, both of which moved Off Broadway.

In 2009, Mark St. Germain’s Freud’s Last Session secured our place in the development of new plays because of its tremendous success with both critics and audiences.

Martin Rayner and Mark H. Dold in Freud's Last Session, 2009.

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BSC history, and then ran Off Broadway for more than two years. The world premiere of Dr. Ruth, All the Way, a play based on the life of Dr. Ruth Westheimer, starring Debra Jo Rupp and directed by Julianne Boyd, was a sold-out hit at BSC in 2012. Renamed Becoming Dr. Ruth, it ran Off Broadway in the winter of 2013. In 2016, BSC commissioned and produced the world premiere of Christopher Demos-Brown’s American Son, which also won the Laurents/Hatcher Award for Best New Play by an Emerging Playwright and recently concluded a Broadway run, starring Kerry Washington. American Son was later made into a Netflix movie, and will soon be released nationally.

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Charlie Brady and Halle Petro in The Burnt Part Boys, 2006.

PHOTO Kevin Sprague.

Annette O'Toole & Jeff McCarthy in Southern Comfort, 2013.

PHOTO Scott Barrow.

MUSICAL THEATRE LAB BSC’s commitment to new work is also seen in the acclaimed Musical Theatre Lab (MTL). MTL was created after BSC workshopped and premiered William Finn and Rachel Sheinkin’s The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (2004). The success of Spelling Bee changed the course of BSC’s development of new musicals. We realized that BSC could become a place for musical theatre writers to develop their work on all levels: from staged readings to workshops to full productions, and so created MTL. As William Finn writes, “Musicals, when they are good, soar. But what seems effortless is only achieved through a painstaking, exacting developmental process...few people understand the complexity of the process because they don’t see the work being developed. They don’t see the talent of the unproduced.”

Since its creation in 2006, 11 world premieres and six workshops of new musicals have been produced, and many have moved on to New York and around the country, most notably: • The critically acclaimed The Burnt Part Boys (2006), written by Nathan Tysen, Chris Miller and Marianne Elder, received a production at Playwrights Horizons in 2010.

• See Rock City and Other Destinations, by Adam Mathias and Brad Alexander, was produced in 2008 and later played at the Transport Group in New York.

• In 2010, BSC produced The Memory Show, by Sara Cooper and Zachary Redler, which was later seen at the Transport Group in 2013.

• The Black Suits, by Joe Iconis and Robert Maddock, received a workshop production at BSC in 2012 and received its world premiere at Center Theatre Group in Los Angeles.

• In 2013, Southern Comfort, written by Dan Collins and Julianne Wick Davis and starring Annette O’Toole and Jeff McCarthy, opened to rave reviews and transferred to the Public Theater in NYC in 2016.

• Broadway Bounty Hunter, by Joe Iconis, Lance Rubin and Jason SweetTooth Williams, premiered at BSC in 2016 and opens Off Broadway this summer.

• In August, we are producing Niko Tsakalakos and Peter Sinn Nachtrieb’s Fall Springs on the Mainstage.

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THE BURMAN NEW PLAY AWARD Through the generosity of Bonnie and Terry Burman, Barrington Stage has created the Bonnie & Terry Burman New Play Award.

The Grand Prize winner, Stacey Rose’s America v. 2.1: The Sad Demise & Eventual Extinction of the American Negro, received $25,000 and a World Premiere production at BSC this summer.

Two plays also received $5,000: Brent Askari’s American Underground, premiering at BSC this fall, and Christina Quintana’s Citizen Scientist. The Burman New Play Award further establishes Barrington Stage’s commitment to supporting new plays and the playwrights who write them.

COMMISSIONS Each year, Barrington Stage also commissions talented playwrights and musical theatre writing teams.

By commissioning playwrights, BSC makes developing and premiering new plays and musicals a cornerstone of what we do.

Current Commissions awarded to: • Playwright Bekah Brunstetter • Playwright Dipika Guha • Playwright Rachel Lynett • Musical Writing and Dance Team Joshua Bergasse, Mark St. Germain, Zoe Sarnak and the Calpulli Mexican Dance Company • Musical Writing Team of Sukari Jones, Melvin Tunstall III and Joel Waggoner

SUPPORT THE

JULIANNE BOYD NEW WORKS FUND Please get involved and help us sustain the new work we do by contributing to the Julianne Boyd New Works Fund.

Help us produce more works like The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Freud's Last Session and American Son. Please contact Jessica Provenz, Director of Development, at Development@BarringtonStageCo.org or 413-997-6110 for further information.

Ben Platt in The Black Suits, 2012.

PHOTO Kevin Sprague.

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GET TO KNOW OUR EDUCATION PROGRAMS

PMP participants

PMP mentors and participants, 2018.

The mission of BSC’s Education Department is to awaken the minds, imaginations and creative power of children and teenagers by providing opportunities for them to experience the joy of live theatre as performers, writers, technicians and audience members.

Every year, 7,000 young people engage in the education programs at BSC as participants and audience members. BSC offers more than 250 classes and employs 40–50 teaching artists per year. As an extension of BSC’s mission statement, our education programs are rooted in developing the artist's voice and imagination through positive creative outlets.

PLAYWRIGHT MENTORING PROJECT (PMP) The Playwright Mentoring Project (PMP) is an intensive, six-month, out-of-school activity that uses theatre as a catalyst to help underserved youth learn valuable life skills that can aid them in developing positive self-images. PMP is offered at no cost to the students and they are paid a stipend upon completion of the program. PMP participants range in age from 13–19. They are a diverse group of brave volunteers who have come to PMP because they have something to say.

Roughly one-third of the students are involved with the Department of Children and Family Services.

Many of our youth have experienced significant trauma, and have engaged in high-risk behaviors such as substance abuse, self-injury, crime and violence. Some are also dealing with issues of sexual and gender identity, low self-esteem, anxiety and depression.

Over the course of the program, teens create an original performance piece based on their own stories in a safe and confidential environment. Throughout the six months, students develop confidence, learn to express themselves and create a supportive community together. BSC currently offers seven PMP groups: three in Pittsfield, three in North Adams and one group that is offered in partnership with and overseen by the Berkshire Juvenile Court and the District Attorney’s office.

PMP groups meet once a week after school for a two-hour session. During these sessions, the artistic team guides the groups through a series of trust exercises, theatre games, storytelling and most importantly, conflict resolution activities. These lead to exercises in scene writing and improvisations that, with the assistance of a playwright mentor, develop into a completed script.

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GET TO KNOW OUR EDUCATION PROGRAMS

KidsAct! performance, 2018.

piece. The sessions culminate in late March/early April with a series of performances at local high schools, social service agencies, MASS MoCA and Barrington Stage Company. Every performance is followed by a talkback session led by the PMP cast.

Our participants develop focus, discipline and strategies to tackle seemingly insurmountable problems. The conflict resolution skills introduced and reinforced by the program empower the young people to make positive, long-term life choices and to act as leaders among their peers.

KIDSACT! & TEENSACT! BSC has acclaimed theatre camps in the spring and summer. As an extension of BSC's emphasis on supporting the creation of original work, KidsAct! for youth 7–10 and TeensAct! for youth 11–14 give young students the opportunity to experience the process of devising and performing their own play. In TeensAct! performance skills become the focus and they take the next steps toward professional theatre. Both camps nurture young performers in a non-competitive and student-centered environment, no previous experience necessary. BSC’s camps not only develop theatre skills but also build self-esteem, encourage collaboration and help awaken each child's creativity. Winner of the Macaroni Kid 2016 Gold Daisy Award for Best Drama/Theater Lessons in the Berkshires, the camp culminates in an original musical performed for parents and friends on the final day of the program. Need-based scholarships are available. No audition required.

KIDSACT! JR. New this year, we have extended our programming to include students ages 4–6 years old. Using dramatic play, students are introduced to the elements of musical theatre, including beloved musical theatre classics. Students explore character, movement, songs and dance. Sessions culminate with a sharing of a performance that students create together with the teaching artists, to showcase what they have learned. Classes are offered in the fall, spring and winter. Need-based scholarships are available. No audition required.

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GET TO KNOW OUR EDUCATION PROGRAMS

PMP participants

MUSICAL THEATRE CONSERVATORY (MTC) The Musical Theatre Conservatory (MTC) is an intensive 10-week pre-professional program that offers serious musical theatre students training in the areas of performance and direction.

Students also have the opportunity to earn Equity points and train with top-level New York actors, directors and choreographers.

The program is limited to 20 outstanding pre-professionals (performance and directing students) and guarantees individualized instruction and mentoring.

Past instruction and Master Class teachers MTC performance, 2018. have included Debra Jo Rupp (That 70’s Show), Marin Mazzie (Ragtime, Next to Normal), Jason Danieley (Candide, Curtains), Annie Golden (Hair, Orange is the New Black), Tony Yazbeck (On the Town, Gypsy), Pat McCorkle (New York Casting Director) and William Finn (Tony Award-winning composer/lyricist, Falsettos), among others. Directing students have the opportunity to assist professionals such as John Rando, Sheryl Kaller, Jenn Thompson, Julianne Boyd and Joe Calarco.

PROFESSIONAL INTERNSHIP PROGRAM (PIP) The Professional Internship Program offers college students and recent graduates hands-on experience in the day-to-day operations of a professional theatre season. Each summer, internships are offered in stage management, arts management and administration, box office, education, lighting, sound, painting, carpentry and many more departments. Interns also take professional development classes in a wide range of theatre subjects.

SUMMER WORK PROGRAM FOR BERKSHIRE COUNTY YOUTH Recognizing the need for job readiness programs and summer employment for local youth, BSC is launching a pilot work program in 2019. This summer three local youth are employed as production assistants. Students are trained as carpenters in the scene shop and as stage electricians in the electrics department, learning marketable skills in a professional environment. With support and mentorship from BSC staff, students complete the program having learned a valuable trade that will aid them in future employment.

OUR EDUCATION PROGRAMS ARE AWARD-WINNING BSC received the 2015 Massachusetts Cultural Council’s Commonwealth Award for Creative Youth Development for its range of quality educational programs.

In 2007, BSC's Playwright Mentoring Project was awarded the Coming Up Taller Award from the President's Committee on the Arts & Humanities, the nation's highest honor for after-school programs in the arts and humanities.

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GET TO KNOW OUR EDUCATION PROGRAMS

The cast of Roald Dahl's James and the Giant Peach, 2018.

PHOTO Jennifer Graessle.

YOUTH THEATRE Now in its 22nd year, Youth Theatre is designed to extend the professionalism of our Mainstage to local youth (ages 13–19). The Youth Theatre Company also has the opportunity to engage in numerous community outreach activities and take master classes with industry professionals.

The Youth Theatre Program teaches discipline, fosters collaboration and provides an opportunity for Berkshire youth who are passionate about the arts to receive professional training and mentorship. This year, for the first time, Ragtag Theatre Company will be developing a new musical, Hansel and Gretel, with the Youth Theatre Company.

STUDENT MATINEE/SCHOOL RESIDENCY PROGRAM In the fall, approximately 2,000 junior high and high school students have the opportunity to attend a play and participate in a talkback with the cast and creative team at Barrington Stage Company's Mainstage. Teachers also receive study guides with information and in-class activities related to the play. BSC provides subsidized tickets for students to attend our fall show. We also offer free inclassroom, pre-show workshops for many of the students.

For more information about BSC's Education Programs, contact Jane O’Leary, Director of Education: Education@BarringtonStageCo.org or call (413) 997-6117.

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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Community is allimportant to Barrington Stage. We have a community of artists who have been working with us and sharing their talents with our audiences for many years. Coming back year after year, our Associate Artists (see pg. 24) make significant contributions to the theatre. We strive to make Barrington Stage BSC Education Director Jane O'Leary leading a PMP exercise. an artistic home for this community of talented actors, writers, designers, directors and musical directors, as well as a home for our community of staff, students, interns and educators.

This commitment to community extends to the residents of Pittsfield. Barrington Stage has been in the forefront of community engagement since moving to Pittsfield in 2006. Our goal is to deepen our connection to residents and families through our ongoing education and outreach programs as well as our productions. We aim to make theatre accessible to all and to create programs that foster engagement, especially to the underserved. We believe a theatre company cannot exist separately from the community it serves and are proud to be active members of the Pittsfield community.

DID YOU KNOW...

• BSC serves 70–80 underserved youth each year in our award-winning Playwright Mentoring Project (PMP). Over 1,500 students attend PMP performances.

• BSC engages over 85 Berkshire County students who participate annually in Youth Theatre and KidsAct! & TeensAct!. These performances are seen by more than 3,000 people.

• In 2012, BSC created the 10x10 New Play Festival and was one of the two major forces to spearhead the 10x10 Upstreet Arts Festival, which now draws more than 6,000 patrons to events in downtown Pittsfield each February.

• In 2016, Barrington Stage presented Christopher Demos-Brown’s American Son, which was the impetus for a weekend symposium on race and bias. It also played to more than 2,000 high school students who participated in talkbacks with the actors and creative staff.

• In November 2016, Artistic Director Julianne Boyd was the first recipient of the Larry Murray Award, given by the Berkshire Theatre Critics Association to the individual whose work best advances the social and community issues in the Berkshires.

• In 2017, Barrington Stage held a symposium titled "The Immigrant Experience In Berkshire County" during its production of Ragtime.

• BSC offers many opportunities to see our shows at an affordable price, so that we can reach the broadest audience possible (see Audience Services, pg. 34).

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COMMUNITY AND THE ECONOMY: THE BIG PICTURE • BSC has helped to revitalize downtown Pittsfield by creating a vibrant cultural district and drawing visitors who patronize local businesses.

• BSC is making a significant investment in the Pittsfield economy by owning four buildings, including the 28,000 square foot Wolfson Center, the Boyd-Quinson Mainstage, the Octagon House and the Sydelle and Lee Blatt Performing Arts Center, which houses the St. Germain Stage and Mr Finn’s Cabaret.

• BSC patrons spend $5 million annually in the Berkshires.

• BSC has a local economic impact of more than $8.1 million annually.

• BSC has invested approximately $9 million in capital projects since moving to Pittsfield in 2006.

• BSC employs 24 full-time, year-round residents of Berkshire County and over 275 seasonal employees with an annual payroll exceeding $2 million.

• BSC spends more than $350,000 on local housing rentals annually.

• BSC purchases over $600,000 of services and supplies from local merchants and businesses every year.

PARTNER WITH BSC - WAYS TO BECOME INVOLVED Ticket sales cover only half of BSC’s operating expenses; the remaining 50% is raised through contributed support and additional earned revenue, some of which comes from our valued business partners.

BECOME A BUSINESS PARTNER By becoming a business partner, you are investing in our theatre, our community and your business.

Business partners demonstrate a commitment to the community by supporting BSC’s work on stage.

Business Partners receive valued benefits and exposure as well as tailored partnerships.

A.J. Schnopp Jr., Construction, Inc. Berkshire Bank Berkshire Community College Berkshire Health Systems Carr Hardware City of Pittsfield Event Illuminations First Congregational Church of Williamstown Greylock Federal Credit Union Hotel On North Interprint Jewish Federation of the Berkshires

Dan Mathieu, MAX Ultimate Food Mill Town Capital Miss Hall's School Mountain One Sp3ak Easy Steve Oakes Pittsfield Public School District Jodi Tartell, Coopersquare, Inc. Unico Steven Valenti’s Clothing For Men Williams College

BECOME A SPONSOR

ADVERTISE IN OUR SEASON PLAYBILL

Sponsorships provide an even higher level of exposure. Gain additional coverage for your business by collaborating with BSC as a sponsor. You can become a sponsor by supporting a production at BSC with opportunities from $2,500 - $35,000.

By purchasing an ad in our Season Playbill, you are investing in the continued growth of the arts in the Berkshires as well as the growth of your business. In addition to exposure in the Playbill, advertisers receive benefits including complimentary tickets to BSC productions.

Contact: Development@BarringtonStageCo.org

Contact: Marketing@BarringtonStageCo.org

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BSC ASSOCIATE ARTISTS Associate Artists are integral members of the Barrington Stage Company family who have made extraordinary contributions to the theatre. They have helped the theatre accomplish its mission, both by collaborating on top-notch productions at BSC and by fostering a close relationship with the community. Associate Artists are part of the artistic team and help by suggesting plays and musicals to be produced, by developing new work on both the Boyd-Quinson Mainstage and St. Germain Stage and by consulting with the Artistic Director on various projects, both artistic and educational.

FIRST ROW Joshua Bergasse, Choreographer; Joe Calarco, Director; Jennifer Caprio, Costume Designer SECOND ROW Darren R. Cohen, Music Director; Mark H. Dold, Actor; Gretchen Egolf, Actor; Vadim Feichtner, Music Director THIRD ROW William Finn, Composer/Lyricist, Christopher Innvar, Actor/Director; Renee Lutz, Production Stage Manager; Jeff McCarthy, Actor FOURTH ROW Pat McCorkle, CSA, Casting Director; Scott Pinkney, Lighting Designer; Brian Prather, Scenic Designer; John Rando, Director FIFTH ROW Debra Jo Rupp, Actor; Mark St. Germain, Playwright; Charlie Siedenburg, Press Director; Elizabeth Stanley, Actor

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GET TO KNOW BARRINGTON STAGE COMPANY BOARD OF TRUSTEES Marita Glodt, President Mary Ann Quinson, Chair Julianne Boyd, Artistic Director Chris Dodig, Vice President Sydelle Blatt, Secretary Robert Youdelman, Treasurer Carole Burack | Bonnie Burman | Warren Dews, Jr. | Reba Evenchik | Ralph Friedner | Sherwood Guernsey Arnold Kotlen | Rhoda Levitt | Robert Petricca | Sheila Richman | Robert K. Rosenthal, M.D. | David B. Schulman Laurie Schwartz | Richard Seltzer | Mark St. Germain | Roz Stuzin | Jodi Tartell | David Tierney Eleanore Velez | Michael Zaccaro

BOARD EMERITI Kathleen Chrisman | Marilyn "Mike" S. Faust | Jeananne Hauswald Harris | Marcie Imberman James M. Lamme III | James A. Lapenn | Heather Nolin | Roberta Olsen | Jude Sabot | Rosita Sarnoff Marion Simon | Richard Solar | Reid White | Eileen Young

COMMUNITY ADVISORY BOARD Paula Consolini | Dan Dillon | Lisa Donovan | Ann Gallo | Judy Grinnell Superintendent Jake McCandless | Nancy McIntire | Marian Raser Alex Reczkowski | Lauren Spitz | Police Chief Michael Wynn

DEPARTMENT HEADS & STAFF CAROL CHIAVETTA (Director of Marketing & Communications) Prior to joining BSC, Carol was CMO of Blue Man Productions, where she developed and oversaw all marketing initiatives. Carol worked at Disney Theatrical where she worked on The Lion King, Aida and Beauty and the Beast.

Her work has encompassed many Broadway and Off Broadway companies and productions including but not limited to Manhattan Theatre Club, where she worked to successfully launch Manhattan Theatre Club’s Biltmore Theatre, Baz Luhrmann’s La Boheme, Avenue Q and On the Town. Carol is happy to be in the Berkshires as Marketing Director for Barrington Stage Company.

JANE O’LEARY (Director of Education/Director of the Playwright Mentoring Project) Jane earned her Masters in Applied Theatre at CUNY School of Professional Studies. Having studied Drama as an undergraduate at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, Jane studied at Stella Adler Studios as well as Playwrights Horizons. A former teacher and director at Gotham City Improv, Jane has performed, produced and directed countless Improv shows in NYC at Gotham City Improv, The Magnet, Upright Citizen’s Brigade and The PIT. As a teaching artist, Jane has worked with the Creative Arts Team (NY), Broadway Classroom (NY), NYC Children’s Theater (NY) and Mosholu Montefiore (NY). A member of Actors’ Equity, Jane has performed in many productions regionally and in NYC.

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GET TO KNOW BARRINGTON STAGE COMPANY MARTIN MANSFIELD (Director of Institutional Giving/Associate Director of Development) Since earning a B.A. from Columbia University and a J.D. from Fordham Law, Martin has traveled from the courtroom, to the stage, to the nonprofit arts world. During a 15-year legal career, Martin worked at several law firms in NYC including Clifford Chance and Simpson Thacher where he advised clients concerning insurance, antitrust and music law matters. Later, he studied voice at the Manhattan School of Music and has performed at the Aspen Music Festival, Symphony Space, Lincoln Center and the 92nd Street Y. Martin is thrilled that he is now using his voice to achieve the contributed revenue goals for such a remarkable organization!

JOSEPH MARTIN (Director of Production and Operations) Joe comes to Barrington Stage Company after 18 seasons as Director of Production for Cleveland Play House. He also served as Production Manager at La Jolla Playhouse, Arizona Theatre Company and Northwestern University. Before becoming a Production Manager, Joe worked as an Equity Stage Manager with the Denver Center Theatre Company, Sound Designer for Great Lakes Shakespeare Festival and Technical Director at the University of Notre Dame. He has toured productions nationally and internationally, performing in over 200 venues around the world. He enjoys skiing and juggling, but not at the same time.

JESSICA PROVENZ (Director of Development) Jessica's work in development at BSC is a wonderful marriage of her years in fundraising and her passion for theatre. Prior, Jessica was the Annual Fund and Special Events Director at Berkshire Country Day School, where she steered a $3 million campaign for new facilities. Jessica is a two-time recipient of the Lecomte du NoĂźy Award for emerging playwrights and was playwright-in-residence at The Juilliard School. She has written for Berkshire Magazine, Berkshire Edge and N.Y. Magazine. A graduate of Northwestern University, she co-chairs the Berkshire County Development Alliance. She lives in Lenox with her eight year-old son, Rhys, and together, they love skiing, chess, and writing plays about aliens.

ARTISTIC Artistic Director Julianne Boyd Artistic Producer/Director of New Play Development Branden Huldeen Executive Assistant to the Artistic Director/Literary Associate Leila Teitelman Blatt Center Line Producer Jorge Lopez Archivist Allyson Sekerke Casting Director Pat McCorkle, CSA, McCorkle Casting Ltd. | Katja Zarolinski, CSA, McCorkle Casting Ltd.

ADMINISTRATION General Manager Maggie LaMee Management Associate Erin Tate Controller Martha Read Office Manager/IT Administrator Seth Peto Company Manager Henry Ballard Associate Company Manager Emma Lipson House Manager John Hendel Associate House Manager Rachel Treglia

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GET TO KNOW BARRINGTON STAGE COMPANY DEVELOPMENT Director of Development Jessica Provenz Director of Institutional Giving/Associate Director of Development Martin Mansfield Donor and Volunteer Relations Manager C. Jade Nicholas Development Associate Emily Ultan

MARKETING & PUBLIC RELATIONS Director of Marketing & Communications Carol Chiavetta Graphic Designer Deirdre McKenna Marketing Associate/Playbill Advertising Sales Paige Stefanski Special Events Associate Rachel Moses Box Office Manager & Group Sales Manager Jessica Bush Associate Box Office Manager Elena Daskivich Assistant Box Office Manager Hannah Ritter Berkshire Press Director Charlie Siedenburg National Press Representative Matt Ross Public Relations: Matt Ross | Nicole Capatasto | Claire Wojciechowski Digital Advertising The Pekoe Group: Amanda Pekoe | Jenny Dorso | Kristen McCormick | Kimberly Sears

EDUCATION Director of Education/Director of Playwright Mentoring Project Jane O’Leary Associate Director of Education/Director of the Musical Theatre Conservatory Michael Dowling Education Coordinator Allison Lerman-Gluck Musical Theatre Conservatory Music Director Jose Simbulan PMP Artistic Mentors Michael Dowling | Jonathan Mirin | Katharine Reid | Brianna Rousseau Tim Shiebler | Jessica Sweeney PMP Peer Mentors Amarie Allen | Natalie Boles | Isabel Costa | Marcella Dean | Maisie Forland | Molly Graether Joseph Gunn | Shannon Gwozdz | Carli McGurn | Allison Ramsdell | Matt Shiebler | Jonathan Stinson PMP Playwrights Billie Aken-Tyers | Jane Denitz-Smith | Michael Dowling | Sam LaFrage Kelli Newby | Rachel Schroeder PMP Therapists Roberta Russell | Lisa Tessier KidsAct! & TeensAct! Lead Teachers Sam LaFrage | Allison Lerman-Gluck | Jane O’Leary KidsAct! & TeensAct! Assistant Teachers Maisie Forland | Katharine Reid Musical Director Gaylan Palmer Youth Theatre Assistant Director Katy Gore

PRODUCTION Director of Production and Operations Joseph Martin Associate Production Manager/Lighting & Sound Technician Ian Gillis Technical Director Tom Minucci Associate Technical Director Benjamin Reading Shop Foreman Matthew Pearson Carpenters Jonesy Jones | Katelyn Seymour Charge Scenic Artist Amanda Nerby Scenic Artists Bianca Cinnamon | Rebecca McDowell Lighting Supervisor Wylder Cooper

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GET TO KNOW BARRINGTON STAGE COMPANY Blatt Center Master Electrician/Board Operator Joey Rainone IV Properties Master Jessica Sovronsky Associate Props Master Nathan Hatfield Properties Artisan Derek Alley Audio Supervisor Jason McGuire Mainstage Audio Engineer Eddy Mineishi Blatt Center Audio Engineer TJ O’Leary Costume Shop Manager Trinity Koch Assistant Costume Shop Manager Isabel Martin Drapers Cecilia Gutierrez | Margaret Koerber Junior Draper/First Hand Brenda Birkeland Stitchers Karly Foster | Emma Lodgard Mainstage Wardrobe Supervisor Caitie Martin Blatt Center Wardrobe Supervisor Gwendolyn Kunz Production Assistants Nico Rivera | Jonathan Stinson | Jared Whitman

STAGE MANAGEMENT Production Stage Managers Geoff Boronda | Mary Botosan | Richard Lundy | Renee Lutz | Leslie Sears Assistant Stage Manager Patrick David Egan Youth Stage Manager Rachel Harper

PLAYWRIGHTS Brent Askari | David Ives | Steven Levenson | Stacey Rose | Jeanne Sakata | Mark St. Germain

MUSICAL THEATRE WRITERS Lewis Flinn | Sam LaFrage | James Lapine | Peter Sinn Nachtrieb | Stephen Sondheim | Niko Tsakalakos

DIRECTORS Julianne Boyd | Stephen Brackett | Tracy Brigden | Joe Calarco Jennifer Chambers | Sam LaFrage | Lisa Rothe | Logan Vaughn

CHOREOGRAPHERS Kevin Boseman | Patrick McCollum | Mayte Natalio

MUSICAL DIRECTORS Darren R. Cohen | Vadim Feichtner

SCENIC DESIGNERS Tim Mackabee | Mikiko Suzuki McAdams | John McDermott Jack Magaw | Brian Prather | Mariana Sanchez | Lee Savage

COSTUME DESIGNERS Elivia Bovenzi | Jen Caprio | Ntokozo Fuzunina Kunene | Emily Rebholz Sara Jean Tosetti | Margaret E. Weedon

LIGHTING DESIGNERS David Lander | Sherrice Mojgani | Scott Pinkney | Matthew Richards | Cha See | Cat Tate Starmer

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GET TO KNOW BARRINGTON STAGE COMPANY Debra Jo Rupp in The Cake, 2018.

PHOTO Carolyn Brown.

SOUND DESIGNERS Luqman Brown | Palmer Hefferan | Lindsay Jones | Lee Kinney | Daniel Kluger Matt Kraus | Josh Millican | Eric Shimelonis

PROFESSIONAL INTERN PROGRAM Archivist Intern Loren Mixon Arts Management Intern Patrick Starner Audio Intern Nora Cuthbertson Box Office Interns Robbi Fryer | Sophie McIntosh | Frances Rippy | Lindsey Rosa Carpentry Interns Cai Cook | Justin Lahue Company Management Interns Jody Bogner | Stephen Kiely Costume Interns Emma Chen | Caroline Tyson Costume Shop Management Intern Claire Marie Cosby Development Interns Zoe Bentley | Billy Issertell Education Interns Eden Helston | Sophie Kitch-Peck Electrics Interns Kana Tamura | Karen Wallace House Management Interns Giovanni Bahena | Aubrey Daviau Marketing Intern Ethan Williams Production Business Intern Alex Wolfthal Production/Operations Intern Anais Bustos Production Interns Kiera Gill | Joseph Kurtz | Annarose Lipkin | Kayla Maisonave Properties Intern Julia Dreitzer Scenic Painting Intern Sapphira Koerner Stage Management Interns Maria De Barros | Ryan Gardner | Tiffanie Lane | Ashton Pickering Lindsey Walko | Melina Yelovich Technical Direction/Drafting Intern Alexander Gill Wardrobe Interns Hannah Sharp | Maria Smith

MUSICAL THEATRE CONSERVATORY COMPANY Caitlin Alvarez | Zoey Burger | Paige Cilluffo | Noah Eisenberg | Kylie Fletcher | Julia Ty Goldberg Solange Gosselin | Sonia Joffe | Abrah Ophelia Katzman | Emily Krebs | Carly Mazer | Pierre Mballa Maya McQueen | Jenna Meadows | Aaron Moore | Liam Munn | Elisa Mustika | Meredith O’Brien Chloe Savit | Sydney Weiser

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BSC PRODUCTION HISTORY Trapped In A Car With Mom*

1995

Book & Lyrics by Mary Bracken Phillips Music by Jennifer Giering Directed by Julianne Boyd

Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill

By Lanie Robertson Directed by Rob Ruggiero

1999

The Diary of Anne Frank

Music & Lyrics by Jerry Herman Book by Michael Stewart Book Revised by Francine Pascal Directed by Julianne Boyd

Alice Revisited

Conceived by Joan Micklin Silver & Julianne Boyd Directed by Julianne Boyd

South Pacific

Music by Richard Rodgers Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II Book by Oscar Hammerstein II & Joshua Logan Directed by Julianne Boyd

Book, Music & Lyrics by Jim Jacobs & Warren Casey Directed by Darleen Jaeger

Three Viewings

By Jeffrey Hatcher Directed by Rob Ruggiero

Castro’s Beard

By Brian Stewart Directed by Andrew Volkoff

Spunk

Avenue X

By Zora Neale Hurston Adapted by George C. Wolfe Music by Chic Street Man Directed by Rob Ruggiero

Magic UpClose

By Conor McPherson Directed by Tony Phelan

Book & Lyrics by John Jiler Music by Ray Leslee Directed by Eric Riley

Little Shop of Horrors

Book & Lyrics by Howard Ashman Music by Alan Menken Directed by Edie Cowan

St. Nicholas

Developed by Julianne Boyd & Carl Seiger Directed by Julianne Boyd

Room Service

By John Murray & Allen Boretz Directed by Julianne Boyd

Black Sheep

By Lee Blessing Directed by Daniel Fish

Tea

Falsettos

By Velina Hasu Houston Directed by Julianne Boyd

Book by William Finn & James Lapine Music & Lyrics by William Finn Directed by Rob Ruggiero

2000

Company

1997

Book by George Furth Music & Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Directed by Julianne Boyd

Cabaret

Book by Joe Masteroff Music by John Kander Lyrics by Fred Ebb Directed by Julianne Boyd

SubUrbia

By Eric Bogosian Directed by Julianne Boyd & Alethea J. Root

Killer’s Head/Dumb Waiter

By Sam Shepard & Harold Pinter Directed by Maggie Lally

Guys and Dolls

Book by Jo Swerling & Abe Burrows Music & Lyrics by Frank Loesser Directed by Emily Tetzlaff

Valley Song

By Athol Fugard Directed by Rob Ruggiero

Full Bloom*

Hannah Pixley: The Autobiography of a Berkshire County Woman (1862-1953)* Adapted & Directed by Julianne Boyd

The Inconstant Lovers

By Pierre Carlet de Chamberlain de Marivaux Translated & Adapted by Stephen Wadsworth Directed by Michael Unger

1998

By Suzanne Bradbeer Directed by Mary B. Robinson

Music & Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Book by Hugh Wheeler Directed by Julianne Boyd

By Christopher Durang & Luke J. Taylor Directed by Andrew Volkoff

No Way to Treat A Lady

Book, Music & Lyrics by Douglas J. Cohen Directed by Rob Ruggiero

On The Twentieth Century

Book & Lyrics by Betty Comden & Adolph Green Music by Cy Coleman Directed by Julianne Boyd

The Island of Anyplace

By Charles Marz Music by Barry Rocklin Directed by Darleen Jaeger

Love & Happiness*

Italian American Reconciliation

You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown

By Julian Sheppard Directed by Andrew Volkoff

By John Patrick Shanley Directed by Rob Ruggiero

Book, Music & Lyrics by Clark M. Gesner Directed by Emily Tetzlaff

A View from the Roof

Suddenly Last Summer

By Dave Carley From Stories by Helen Weinzweig Directed by Julianne Boyd

COLOR KEY

2003

Eleemosynary

By Lee Blessing Directed by Mira Hilbert

Funny Girl

Music by Jule Styne Lyrics by Bob Merrill Book by Isobel Lennart Directed by Julianne Boyd

Ears on a Beatle*

By Mark St. Germain Directed by Mark St. Germain

Once Upon a Mattress

The Actor’s Nightmare & Writer’s Block

2001

A Little Night Music

Arms and the Man

2002

Grease

1996

By Mark St. Germain Directed by Julianne Boyd

By George Bernard Shaw Directed by Erica Schmidt

Mack & Mabel

By Frances Goodrich & Albert Hackett Directed by Elinor Renfield

Ciao!*

Music by Mary Rodgers Lyrics by Marshall Barer Book by Jay Thompson, Dean Fuller & Marshall Barer Directed by Edie Cowan

Lobby Hero

By Kenneth Lonergan Directed by Rob Ruggiero

The Shape of Things

By Neil LaBute Directed by Andrew Volkoff

The Game*

Music by Megan Cavallari Book & Lyrics by Amy Powers & David Topchik Directed by Julianne Boyd

Blanche & Her Joy Boys

By Chris Calloway & Sheryl Bailey Heath Directed by Julianne Boyd

By Tennessee Williams Directed by Elinor Renfield

Mainstage

St. Germain Stage

Youth Theatre

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* World Premiere

BSC PRODUCTION HISTORY 2004

Sweet Charity

Book by Neil Simon Music by Cy Coleman Lyrics by Dorothy Fields Directed by Rob Ruggiero

The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee*

Music & Lyrics by William Finn Book by Rachel Sheinkin Conceived by Rebecca Feldman Directed by Michael Ungar & Rebecca Feldman

The Wizard of Oz

By L. Frank Baum Music & Lyrics by Harold Arlen & E.Y. Harburg Directed by Edie Cowan

The God Committee*

By Mark St. Germain Directed by David Saint

The Collyer Brothers at Home & Period Piece

Uncle Vanya

By Mark St. Germain Directed by Christopher Innvar

By Anton Chekhov Translated by Paul Schmidt Directed by Julianne Boyd

The Burnt Part Boys*

The World Goes ‘Round

Music by John Kander Lyrics by Fred Ebb Directed by Julianne Boyd

Book by Mariana Elder Music by Chris Miller Lyrics by Nathan Tysen Directed by Joe Calarco

2008

Fame

Conceived & Developed by David De Silva Book by Jose Fernandez Lyrics by Jacques Levy Music by Steve Margoshes Directed by Andrea Andresakis

Wonder of the World

By David Lindsay-Abaire Directed by Rob Ruggiero

Music by Deborah Abramson Various Lyricists Directed by William Finn

Cyrano de Bergerac

Ring Round the Moon

Santaland Diaries

Disorder: A Mother-Daughter Vaudeville Music by Gihieh Lee Lyrics by Julianne Wick Davis & Katie Baldwin Eng Book by Katie Baldwin Eng Directed by Jack Cummings III

2005

Follies

Book by James Goldman Music & Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Directed by Julianne Boyd

Book by Jerome Lawrence & Robert E. Lee Music & Lyrics by Jerry Herman Directed by Julianne Boyd

2007

By Cusi Cram Directed by Sturgis Warner

Fully Committed

By Becky Mode Directed by Andrew Volkoff

Snoopy: The Musical

Book by Charles M. Schulz Music by Larry Grossman Lyrics by Hal Hackady Directed by Paula Meyer

By Jeffrey Hatcher Directed by Tyler Marchant

The Importance of Being Earnest

West Side Story

A Picasso

By Oscar Wilde Directed by Julianne Boyd

Hair

Book & Lyrics by Gerome Ragni & James Rado Music by Galt MacDermot Directed by Bill Castellino

Three Viewings

By Jeffrey Hatcher Directed by Julianne Boyd

By William Finn Directed by Rob Ruggiero

2006

The Human Comedy

Libretto by William Dumaresq Music by Galt MacDermot From the Story by William Saroyan Directed by Julianne Boyd

COLOR KEY

Mainstage

Book by Kyoung-ae Kang & Mark St. Germain Lyrics by Kyoung-ae Kang Music by Will Aronson Additional Lyrics by William Finn Based on the Film My Scary Girl Directed by Andrew Volkoff

Seussical Book by Lynn Ahrens & Stephen Flaherty Music by Stephen Flaherty Lyrics by Lynn Ahrens Co-conceived by Lynn Ahrens, Stephen Flaherty & Eric Idle Based on the works of Dr. Seuss Directed by Christine O’Grady The Violet Hour

By Richard Greenberg Directed by Barry Edelstein

Book by Arthur Laurents Music by Leonard Bernstein Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Directed by Julianne Boyd

Private Lives

By Noël Coward Directed by Julianne Boyd

Calvin Berger

Book, Music & Lyrics by Barry Wyner Directed by Stephen Terrell

High School Musical

Elegies: A Song Cycle

Book by Joe Calarco Lyrics by Nathan Tysen Music by Chris Miller Based on the novel by Chris Van Allsburg Directed by Joe Calarco

My Scary Girl*

Mame

Fuente*

By Doug Wright Directed by Andrew Volkoff

The Mysteries of Harris Burdick*

By Jean Anouilh Directed by Julianne Boyd

By David Sedaris Adapted for the Stage by Joe Mantello Directed by Andrew Volkoff

I Am My Own Wife

Music & Lyrics by William Finn Book by Rachel Sheinkin Conceived by Rebecca Feldman Directed by Jeremy Dobrish

By Lee Blessing Directed by Andrew Volkoff

By Edmond Rostand Adapted & Directed by Julianne Boyd

By Christopher Trumbo Based on the letters of Dalton Trumbo Directed by Julianne Boyd

The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee

Travels With My Discontent: A New Musical Revue

Thief River

Trumbo

See Rock City and Other Destinations* Book & Lyrics by Adam Mathias Music by Brad Alexander Directed by Kevin Del Aguila

Book by David Simpatico (Inspired by Peter Barsocchini) Music by Various Composers Directed by Christine O’Grady

To Kill A Mockingbird

Black Comedy

This Wonderful Life

By Christopher Sergel Based on the Novel by Harper Lee Directed by Julianne Boyd

By Steve Murray Conceived by Mark Setlock Directed by Andrew Volkoff

By Peter Shaffer Directed by Lou Jacob

Funked Up Fairy Tales*

Book, Music & Lyrics by Kirsten Childs Directed by Kevin Del Aguila

St. Germain Stage

Youth Theatre

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Guys and Dolls

2009

2013

Book by Jo Swerling & Abe Burrows Music & Lyrics by Frank Loesser Directed by John Rando

Freud’s Last Session*

By Mark St. Germain Directed by Tyler Marchant

Bashir Lazhar

By Évelyne de la Chenelière Translation by Morwyn Brebner Directed by Shakina Nayfack

Going to St. Ives

Carousel

By Lee Blessing Directed by Tyler Marchant

Music by Richard Rodgers Book & Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II Directed by Julianne Boyd

On the Town

Mormons, Mothers and Monsters* Book & Lyrics by Sam Salmond Music by Will Aronson Directed by Adrienne Campbell-Holt

Underneath the Lintel

By Glen Berger Directed by Andrew Volkoff

Muckrakers*

By Zayd Dohrn Directed by Giovanna Sardelli

All Shook Up

High School Musical 2

Book by David Simpatico Music by Various Composers Directed by Christine O’Grady

Inspired by and Featuring the Songs of Elvis Presley® Book by Joe DiPietro Directed by Christine O’Grady

Sleuth

Best of Enemies*

A Streetcar Named Desire

The Game

By Anthony Shaffer Directed by Jesse Berger

Music by Leonard Bernstein Book & Lyrics by Betty Comden & Adolph Green Based on an idea by Jerome Robbins Directed by John Rando

The Chosen

Adapted by Aaron Posner & Chaim Potok From the novel by Chaim Potok Directed by Aaron Posner

By Mark St. Germain Directed by Julianne Boyd

Southern Comfort*

Book & Lyrics by Amy Powers & David Topchik Music by Megan Cavallari Directed by Julianne Boyd

Book & Lyrics by Dan Collins Music by Julianne Wick Davis Conceived by Robert DoSold and Thomas Caruso Directed by Thomas Caruso

Music by Harvey Schmidt Book & Lyrics by Tom Jones Directed by Andrew Volkoff

My Name Is Asher Lev

Disney’s The Little Mermaid JR.

2010

2012

By Matthew Lopez Directed by Christopher Innvar

By Duncan Macmillan Directed by Aaron Posner

By Tennessee Williams Directed by Julianne Boyd

The Fantasticks

Written and Directed by Aaron Posner Adapted from the novel by Chaim Potok

The Whipping Man

Lungs

Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street

Much Ado About Nothing

Fiddler on the Roof

Book by Joseph Stein Music by Jerry Bock Lyrics by Sheldon Harnick Based on Sholem Aleichem’s stories by special permission of Arnold Perl Directed by Gary John La Rosa

Music & Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Book by Hugh Wheeler From an adaptation by Christopher Bond Directed by Julianne Boyd

Freud’s Last Session

By Mark St. Germain Directed by Tyler Marchant

Dr. Ruth, All the Way*

By Mark St. Germain Directed by Julianne Boyd

Pool Boy*

Music by Alan Menken Lyrics by Howard Ashman & Glenn Slater Book by Doug Wright Based on the Hans Christian Andersen story and the Disney film Directed by Christine O’Grady

By William Shakespeare Directed by Julianne Boyd

Scott and Hem in the Garden of Allah*

Written and Directed by Mark St. Germain

Clybourne Park

By Bruce Norris Directed by Giovanna Sardelli

2014

The Other Place

By Sharr White Directed by Christopher Innvar

Music & Lyrics by Niko Tsakalakos Book & Lyrics by Janet Allard Directed by Daniella Topol

All My Sons

Into the Woods

Disney’s Beauty and the Beast

Art

By Yasmina Reza Translation by Christopher Hampton Directed by Henry Wishcamper

The North Pool

By Rajiv Joseph Directed by Giovanna Sardelli

Based on Una Giornata Particolare

by Ettore Scola, Ruggero Maccari Adapted by Gigliola Fantoni Directed by Ana Graham & Antonio Vega

Absurd Person Singular

See How They Run

The Golem of Havana

The Memory Show*

The Black Suits

Breaking the Code

By Arthur Miller Directed by Julianne Boyd

Music & Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Book by James Lapine Directed by Christine O’Grady

Kiss Me, Kate

Music by Alan Menken Lyrics by Howard Ashman & Tim Rice Book by Linda Woolverton Directed by Christine O’Grady

By Alan Ayckbourn Directed by Jesse Berger

Music & Lyrics by Joe Iconis Book by Joe Iconis & Robert Emmett Maddock Directed by John Simpkins

The Crucible

Lord of the Flies

By Arthur Miller Directed by Julianne Boyd

Hairspray JR.

Dancing Lessons*

Zero Hour

By Mark St. Germain Directed by Julianne Boyd

Written and Performed by Jim Brochu

COLOR KEY

By Hugh Whitemore Directed by Joe Calarco Book by Mark O’Donnell & Thomas Meehan Music by Marc Shaiman Lyrics by Scott Wittman & Marc Shaiman Directed by Christine O’Grady

By William Golding Adapted by Nigel Williams Directed by Giovanna Sardelli

2011

Working on a Special Day

Music by Salomon Lerner Lyrics by Len Schiff Book & Direction by Michel Hausmann

By Philip King Directed by Jeff Steitzer

Book & Lyrics by Sara Cooper Music by Zach Redler Directed by Joe Calarco

Music & Lyrics by Cole Porter Book by Bella & Samuel Spewack Directed by Joe Calarco

Mainstage

St. Germain Stage

Youth Theatre

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Romance in Hard Times

The Wiz

Character Man

Broadway Bounty Hunter*

Book by Rachel Sheinkin Music & Lyrics by William Finn Directed by Joe Calarco

The Royal Family of Broadway*

Music & Lyrics by Charlie Smalls Book by William F. Brown Directed by Christine O'Grady

Book by Jim Brochu Music & Lyrics by Various Composers Directed by Robert Bartley

Book by Rachel Sheinkin Music & Lyrics by William Finn Based on the original play by George S. Kaufman & Edna Ferber and an original adaptation by Richard Greenberg Directed by John Rando

Music & Lyrics by Joe Iconis Book by Joe Iconis, Lance Rubin & Jason SweetTooth Williams Directed by Julianne Boyd

An Enemy of the People

By Arthur Miller Adaptation of the play by Henrik Ibsen Directed by Julianne Boyd

Tribes

2015

Love Letters

The Cake

By Bekah Brunstetter Directed by Jennifer Chambers

A Doll's House, Part 2

By Nina Raine Directed by Jenn Thompson

Butler

By Lucas Hnath Directed by Joe Calarco

The Chinese Lady*

By A.R. Gurney Directed by Julianne Boyd

By Richard Strand Directed by Joseph Discher

By Lloyd Suh Directed by Ralph Peña

Camping with Henry and Tom

Man of La Mancha

Roald Dahl's James and the Giant Peach

By Mark St. Germain Directed by Christopher Innvar

Book by Dale Wasserman Music by Mitch Leigh Lyrics by Joe Darion Directed by Julianne Boyd

Words & Music by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul Book by Timothy Allen McDonald Based on the Book James and the Giant Peach

by Roald Dahl Directed by Sarah Jane Schostack

2017

Kunstler

By Jeffrey Sweet Directed by Meagen Fay

Shining City

By Conor McPherson Directed by Christopher Innvar

West Side Story

The Birds

Book by Arthur Laurents Music by Leonard Bernstein Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Directed by Julianne Boyd

By Conor McPherson Directed by Julianne Boyd

Lost in Yonkers

By Neil Simon Directed by Jenn Thompson

Ragtime

Shrek The Musical

Music by Jeanine Tesori Book & Lyrics by David Lindsay-Abaire Based on the DreamWorks Animation Motion Picture and the book by William Steig Directed by Christine O’Grady

A Little More Alive

Book, Music & Lyrics by Nick Blaemire Directed by Sheryl Kaller

His Girl Friday

Adapted by John Guare from The Front Page

by Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur and the Columbia Pictures film His Girl Friday Directed by Julianne Boyd

Well Intentioned White People*

Book by Terrence McNally Lyrics by Lynn Ahrens Music by Stephen Flaherty Based on the novel Ragtime

by E.L. Doctorow Directed by Joe Calarco

By Rachel Lynett Directed by Tiffany Nichole Greene

The Glass Menagerie

By Tennessee Williams Directed by Julianne Boyd

Speech & Debate

By Stephen Karam Directed by Jessica Holt

2019

Taking Steps

By Jeanne Sakata Directed by Lisa Rothe

Hold These Truths

By Alan Ayckbourn Directed by Sam Buntrock

America v. 2.1: The Sad Demise & Eventual Extinction of the American Negro*

Bye Bye Birdie

By Stacey Rose Directed by Logan Vaughn

Engagements*

By Lucy Teitler Directed by Louisa Proske

Book by Michael Stewart Lyrics by Lee Adams Music by Charles Strouse Directed and Choreographed

by Julianne Katz

Veils

This

Time Flies and Other Comedies

2016

Company

Gertrude and Claudius

Book by George Furth Music & Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Directed by Julianne Boyd

By Mark St. Germain Based on the Book by John Updike Directed by Julianne Boyd

Georgie: My Adventures with George Rose

Ragtag Theatre's Hansel and Gretel*

Kimberly Akimbo

American Son*

Gaslight (Angel Street)

By Tom Coash Directed by Leah C. Gardiner

Into the Woods

Music & Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Book by James Lapine Directed by Joe Calarco

By Melissa James Gibson Directed by Louisa Proske

Presto Change-O*

Book & lyrics by Eric Price Music by Joel Waggoner Directed by Marc Bruni

By David Lindsay-Abaire Directed by Rob Ruggiero

By David Ives Directed by Tracy Brigden

Book by Sam LaFrage Music & Lyrics by Lewis Flinn and Sam LaFrage Directed by Sam LaFrage

By Ed Dixon Directed by Eric Schaeffer

By Christopher Demos-Brown Directed by Julianne Boyd

If I Forget

By Patrick Hamilton Directed by Louisa Proske

By Steven Levenson Directed by Jennifer Chambers

2018

The Pirates of Penzance

Fall Springs*

Typhoid Mary

Music by Arthur Sullivan Libretto by W.S. Gilbert Directed by John Rando

Music & Lyrics by Niko Tsakalakos Book & Lyrics by Peter Sinn Nachtrieb Directed by Stephen Brackett

By Mark St. Germain Directed by Matthew Penn

American Underground*

peerless

By Brent Askari Directed by Julianne Boyd

By Jiehae Park Directed by Louisa Proske

COLOR KEY

Mainstage

St. Germain Stage

Youth Theatre

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* World Premiere

AUDIENCE SERVICES BSC offers a wide range of discounted tickets to ensure everyone is able to attend all of our productions, from Youth Theatre to the Mainstage musicals, including: • Low-Priced Previews: $25 & $30 for the first three

performances on the Boyd-Quinson Mainstage and $25 for the first two performances on the St. Germain Stage.

• Section C Tickets: $25 & $32 tickets are available at every performance in our Boyd-Quinson Mainstage productions in Section C (excludes Special Events).

• Senior Discounts: For patrons ages 65 and older, BSC offers 15% off full-price matinee tickets for Boyd-Quinson Mainstage and St. Germain Stage productions (excludes Section C seats and all Special Events).

• Youth Tickets: $15 and $20 tickets are available for all Boyd-Quinson Mainstage shows and $15 tickets are available for all St. Germain Stage productions for youth ages 6-17 (excludes Special Events).

• #BSC35: BSC’s membership program for patrons ages 18-35 with $20 and $25 tickets available to all BoydQuinson Mainstage and St. Germain Stage productions and select Mr. Finn’s Cabaret performances.

• Blue Star Theatres: BSC offers U.S. military personnel, veterans and their immediate families Blue Star Savings on tickets to the first two weeks of Boyd-Quinson Mainstage and St. Germain Stage productions, ranging from $20-$25.

• Berkshire Residents: On select Wednesday night

performances, a 25% discount will be offered on Section A and B tickets at the Boyd-Quinson Mainstage and all tickets at the St. Germain Stage.

• EBT Card to Culture: $5 tickets for our Boyd-Quinson

Mainstage, St. Germain Stage and Youth Theatre productions, excluding special events or cabarets.

Limit of 4 tickets per cardholder per performance. Must purchase at the Box Office the day of the event and must present EBT card when purchasing. All tickets are subject to availability.

• Group Discounts: From book clubs to family reunions, BSC offers discounts for groups of 15 or more and special camp pricing. Receive great benefits including concierge service. Please call 413-997-6120 for more information.

Sarah Goeke and Keri Safran in 172 Push-Ups, part of the 10x10 New Play Festival, 2019. PHOTO Emma Rothenberg-Ware.

BSC VOLUNTEER GUILD Barrington Stage Company is tremendously grateful for the help of the​300 volunteers who generously give their time and talent to help make the theatre an even better place for the entire community.

Volunteers provide support across the organization in many vital ways including: • Ushering​ • Transportation • Gardening • Hanging posters • Cooking meals • Providing administrative support If you are interested in joining the Volunteer Guild, we would love to have you!

Please contact C. Jade Nicholas at 413-997-6125 or email Volunteer@BarringtonStageCo.org.

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PLAY A PART SUPPORT BSC

A.J. Shively, Hayley Podschun, Will Swenson and Harriet Harris in The Royal Family of Broadway, 2018. PHOTO Daniel Rader.

SUPPORT BSC

Barrington Stage Company has earned an unparalleled reputation for producing Broadway-caliber theatre in the heart of the Berkshires. With game-changing productions such as The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, On the Town and American Son, BSC has become a nationally recognized theatre known for outstanding plays and musicals, with 19 world premieres moving on to play in New York, regional theatres and even Netflix!

Based in Pittsfield, MA, BSC’s community engagement is far-reaching and impacts thousands of local students each year. Our award-winning Playwright Mentoring Project serves underserved youth in Pittsfield and North Adams. Our student matinees introduce thousands of students to the power of live theatre and our KidsAct!, TeensAct! and Youth Theatre Programs strive to awaken the minds, imaginations and creative power of all young people in our community.

Contributions from donors provide vital support for our top-notch plays and musicals while also allowing us to invest in the next generation.

Every gift helps!

HERE ARE SOME OF THE WAYS YOU CAN PLAY A STARRING ROLE: • Support our 25th Season Annual Fund • Provide a Scholarship and change a student’s life • Attend our Gala on June 24, 2019 or BSC>NYC on September 24, 2019 • Support the Julianne Boyd New Works Fund and bring new voices to the stage • Become a Show Sponsor • Join the Volunteer Guild • Become a Business Partner • Advertise in our Season Playbill • Make a lasting gift and join our Legacy Society Barrington Stage accepts contributions by mail, phone or through our website. To learn more, please contact Jessica Provenz, Director of Development, 122 North Street, Pittsfield, MA 01201 | jprovenz@BarringtonStageCo.org | (413) 997-6110 BarringtonStageCo.org/play-a-role/ 413.236.8888 Box Office 35 BarringtonStageCo.org

ENSURE BSC’S FUTURE

BSC has established a Legacy Society for caring individuals who want to make a gift with a lasting impact. This allows us to continue to create the highest-quality theatre year-round in the Berkshires and to provide outstanding youth educational programming for many years to come. The Legacy Society enables us to keep giving back to the community, locally and regionally, and to contribute at a national level to the greater American theatre community.

Barrington Stage offers numerous different endowment options, including: Education Endowment: Guarantees long-term support for Berkshire youth Artistic Endowment: Supports the continual investment in the development and production of plays and musicals Operating Endowment: Gives core support for strategic planning, financial management, capital equipment and infrastructure

Planned gifts can be made in a number of ways, including:

• Bequest made through a will or trust • Retirement plans • Life insurance • Charitable gift annuity • Deferred charitable gifts • Charitable remainder trusts • Charitable lead trusts This information is only intended to assist in your tax, estate and charitable planning; it is not legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. The best strategy for the greatest impact with the most tax advantages is one that you create with your financial manager, accountant and/or tax advisor.

Please consult with your advisor and consider a special gift.

LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS Sydelle and Lee Blatt The Boraski Family Children's Fund Claudia A. Brown Carole and Dan Burack Moe England Stuart M. Fischman, Esq. June M. Guertin* Rhoda Herrick* The Lowenstein Foundation Mickey and Norman Resnick Karen Watkins Stephen and Sally Wittenberg *deceased

JOIN THE LEGACY SOCIETY AND HELP SECURE BSC’S NEXT 25 YEARS Please contact Jessica Provenz, Director of Development 122 North Street, Pittsfield, MA 01201 jprovenz@BarringtonStageCo.org | (413) 997-6110 413.236.8888 Box Office 36 BarringtonStageCo.org

THANK YOU TO THOSE WHO GIVE TO BSC ANNUAL FUND & GALAS

Barrington Stage Company is extremely grateful to the many individuals, corporations, foundations and government agencies who have provided generous support to our 25th Season Annual Fund and Galas.

We thank the following donors who have made their gifts between August 1, 2018 and May 1, 2019: Producing Partner Circle $50,000+ Barr Foundation Sydelle and Lee Blatt Carole and Dan Burack Bonnie and Terry Burman The Feigenbaum Foundation The Klarman Family Foundation Mill Town Capital Heather Nolin and Herbert A. Allen Mary Ann and Bruno Quinson Laurie and Martin V. Schwartz Zelda and John Schwebel Family Foundation The Shubert Foundation

National Endowment for the Arts Cynthia and Randolph Nelson Dr. Robert and Esther Rosenthal Marvin Seline Carol and Richard Seltzer Carla and Ed Slomin Jodi and Paul Tartell Diane Troderman and Harold Grinspoon Karen and Robert Youdelman Cheryl and Michael Zaccaro

Artistic Circle $25,000-$49,000 Hermine Drezner Esta and Kenneth Friedman Judith Goldsmith Leslie and Stephen Jerome Arnold Kotlen and Stephanie Fleckner Massachusetts Cultural Council Rosita Sarnoff and Beth Sapery Roz and Charles Stuzin Producer $10,000-$24,999 Anonymous (2) The Avangrid Foundation The Barrow Foundation Hildi and Walter Black Drs. Judith and Martin Bloomfield Roxanne and Scott Bok Susan and James Briggs Chris and Michelle Dodig The Deann Dylandale Foundation Violet and Chris Eagan Renee and Steven Finn Isanne and Sanford Fisher Deb and King Francis Audrey and Ralph Friedner Anne and Larry Frisman Ann and John Galt Marita and David Glodt Suzan Grandt and Stanley Kaplan Carol and Sherwood Guernsey Susan Henshaw Jones and Richard Eaton in honor of Mary Ann and Bruno Quinson Joan and Jim Hunter Hal Kramer Lizbeth and George Krupp Rhoda and Morris Levitt Susan and David Lombard Laurents/Hatcher Foundation

Director $5,000-$9,999 Anonymous (2) Alpern-Rosenthal Foundation Fund Gail Asarch and James Satovsky Dr. Stephanie Beling The Gregory E. Bulger Foundation/ Gregory Bulger and Richard Dix Carr Hardware Patricia M. Cloherty The Dobbins Foundation Reba and Bruce Evenchik Marilyn "Mike" and David Faust The GE Foundation Dr. William and Mrs. Jo Ann Hajjar Madeline and Ian Hooper Judythe and Martin Isserlis Norma and Sol Kugler Clara Londoner Carol and Alfred Maynard National Alliance for Musical Theatre Mary and Philip Oppenheimer Claudia Perles Robert and Lynn Petricca Sheila and Hal Richman Lawrence and Bette Sue Rosenthal James M. Ruberto Dr. Arthur and Terry Wasser A. J. Schnopp Jr., Construction, Inc. Carrie and David Schulman Laurie and David Tierney Richard M. Ziter, M.D. and Eric Reimer Founder $2,500-$4,999 Carolyn and Mark Ain The Araca Group Shari and Stephen Ashman Michael Beck Jadwiga and Donald Brown Lynn and Joseph Cooper Joseph Deleo and Lawrence Levinson Virginia and James Giddens Elaine and Danny Katz Sara Koffman

Diane and Darryl Mallah Linda and Robert Noonan MountainOne Nancy and Morris Offit Nancy and Donald Osborne Marcia and Albert Schmier Abby Schroeder John A. and Kathi Blatt Thonet Linda and Edward Wacks Arleen and Shelley Weiner Jessie Wolfson Leader $1,000-$2,499 Nancy Ashen Carole and Richard Berkowitz Glenna and Martin Bloom Michael Brook, Ph.D. John Capizzi and Glenn Riddell in honor of Marita Glodt, for her love and commitment to BSC Kathleen and Neil Chrisman Linda Benedict Colvin CooperSquare, Inc. Nicole Deller Cory and Bob Donnalley Charitable Foundation Terry and Melvyn Drucker Linda Dulye Janet and John Egelhofer Ginger and George Elvin Moe England Beth and Rich Fentin Rosele and Daniel Frishwasser Austin A. and Heidi B. Frye Ricki Gardner and William Cavanagh Olivia Georgia and Steve Oakes The Frederick H. Gillmore Fund Herman Goldman Foundation Eileen and George K. Greene Dustin and Gale Griffin Judith and Bruce Grinnell Dr. J. Ryan Gunsalus Lucy Holland and Charles Schulze Hotel on North Marcie and Fred Imberman Harriet and Elihu Inselbuch Adam Irick and Milton Lestz Stephanie Iverson and Colin Mathews Judith and Richard Jacobs Nancy Kalodner Theodore Kaplan Patricia Kennelly and Edward Keon Athena and Richard Kimball Drs. Neil and Dorothy Koreman

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THANK YOU TO THOSE WHO GIVE TO BSC

Steve and Dale Kulvin Deborah and William Kurz Joyce and James Lapenn Wendy Laurin and Jeffrey Konowitch Wendy Linscott and James M. Lamme Barbara and Ken Mahler Dianne Lob and Andrew Miller Luria Family Foundation Beth and Adam Man Barri Marks and Woody Exley Jon and Rosemary Masters Nancy McIntire Martin Messinger Enid Michelman and Arthur Sherman Debra Miersma and David Russell Suzanne Nash Drs. Carolyn and Eli Newberger Mary Ellen and John O’Connor Roberta Olsen David Paget Laura Penn Penny and Claudio Pincus Marian and Marshall Raser C.C. Raymond Milton Rubin Vicki and Bruce Safran Marjorie Safran and Jeffrey Leppo Joan and Michael Salke Raquel and Michael Scheck Heidi and Robert Schwartz Jane and Martin Schwartz Joan Schwartzman and Norman Atkin, M.D. Kathy and Joel Segall Arlene and Donald Shapiro Hally and Mark Shaw Stephanie and Richard Solar Milton Steren Marjorie and Michael Stern Dr. Sheila Terens Carol Tiffany Joan and Richard Toder Karen and Harry Waizer Denie and Frank Weil Cindy and Tucker Welch Reid and Laird White Susan and Geoffrey Woglom Ray Ellen and Allan Yarkin Benefactor $500-$999 Michael and Susan Albert American Dance Machine Anonymous Louis Alexander Laurie and Peter Atkins Arlene and Norman Basner Helene Berger Dr. Samuel and Mrs. Lynn Berkowitz Hinda and Bill Bodinger Carolyn and Nelson Bonheim Judy and Simeon Brinberg Marietta Rapetti Cawse and James Cawse Linda Conway Raymond DeAngelo and Martin Rosen Jamie deRoy

Kathleen and George Desmarais Carol and Herbert Diamond Stephen Driscoll in honor of Liz Thompson Diane Durgin Nancy and Fred Fagelman Wendy and Eric Federer Laura and Philip Fidler Sandra and William Flannery Laurie and Bob Forman Florence and Michael Freedman Madalyn and Stephen Friedberg Joan and Paul Gluck Margery Golin Suzanne Clair Guard and Tuck Stephenson in honor of Mary Ann Quinson Jim Heeger and Daryl Messinger Carol and George Jacobstein Riki Kane Larimer Paula Lustbader Julia B. Kaplan Phyllis and Harvey Klein Susan and Edward Kopelowitz Charity Fund Joyce and Richard Lacatell Mark Lanspa and Greg Scarffe Helaine and Marvin Lender Sheri and Gerald Lublin Carri Lyon Alan and Nancy Milbauer Teresa and Martin Monas in memory of John Waldhorn Gassner Patricia C. Montgomerie Ann M. and Don Morrison Nancy Orovitz Sharon and Irving Picard Peter and Peggy Pressman in honor of Rosita Sarnoff Diane and Arthur Provenz Robert Race Marcia and Norman Resnick Nari and Antonio Revilla Laurie and Al Richman Roche Foundation Steve Rubin and Jean Moore Sue and Ralph Schulman Marion Simon Rita and Harvey Simon Nancy and Stanley Singer Barbara and Ed Sirkin Eda and Stephen Sorokoff Lauren Spitz Jonathan Swartz Steven Valenti’s Clothing for Men Donna and Jerry Weiss Muriel and Al Wermuth Sally and Stephen Wittenberg Jill A. Wollins Angel $250-$499 Anonymous Judith and Roy Aaron Ron Abel Deborah and Fred Abeles Deborah and Charles Adelman

Denyse and Harold Adler Diane Alexander and Mark Arisohn Margaret and John Anthony Jim Armstrong Deborah Balmuth and Colin Harrington Ellen Bernstein Maggie Brenner Jerri and Daniel Buehler Debra and James Buslik Janet and John Canning Ann and Harris Chandler Robin Chapman and Will Zarwell Claudine Chavanne and Harry Stuart David Clough and Andrea Levine Hillary Cohen Lynn Cohen Susan Crofut and Benjamin Luxon Brenda Curtis Thomas Dillon Norma and Gilbert D'Oliveira Marjorie and Tony Elson Helen and Al Febbo Marcia and Jonathan Feuer Floriana and John Fitzgerald Fern Flomenhaft Ellen and Randall Frank Mrs. Barbara and Dr. Mark Friedman Thomas Fynan and William Loutrel Ann and Joseph Gallo Jacqueline and Robert Gentile Renee and Neal Goff Sherri Gorelick Mela and Paul Haklisch Harlequin Drama Club--MCLA Ruth and Larry Hennefeld Gerri and Barri Holt Jackie and Larry Horn Arlene and Harry Jaroslaw Sharon Kilfoyle John and Judith Kittredge Fund Myra and William Kleinman Heather A. Lane and John L. McLean Sharon and Benjamin Liptzin Michael Anthony Lucido, Esq. Michael S. Luongo and Stephen A. Foreman Alissa Margulies Fern and Joseph Mayer Janet and Harold Moskowitz Dana and Lukasz Niedzielski Patricia North Mary Ellen O’Connor Ann and Al Oppenheim William Packard and Charles Ihlenfeld Katharina and William Perlow Carol and Christian Pfister Sandy and Rich Pilatsky Ramelle and Michael Edgar Pulitzer Mary and Peter Rentz Sheryl Rosenfield Laura Rosenthal Suzanne and Burton Rubin Joan Sarnoff Paula and Steven Schimmel

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Anne and Ernest Schnesel Rosalie and David Schottenfeld The Schwartzberg family Leslie and Stephen Shatz Marcia Slaminsky Alyson and Richard Slutzky Alice Stephens Peter and Joanna Strauss Olivier Sultan-Creative Artists Agency Lois and David Swawite Gerry and Dorothy Swimmer Esther and Abe Szmukler Susan Thompson Joanna and Michael Thompson Sheila and Randy Thunfors Roger Tilles Judith Walter and Irvin Nathan Alexandra Warshaw Judith and Lawrence Weber Diane Whitehead and Steven Tobin Lauren and Clifford Wohl Irwin and Judith Wrubel Judith and George Youngman Emmy Zuckerman and Ed Bonfield Jack and Anita Zwick Friend $100-$249 Anonymous (5) Marsha Altschuler Carol Anderson Gail and Joel Appelbaum Gwen Art Paula Blagg Kathleen and Bryon Backenson Jeanette and Ken Baldassarri Dennis Banks Paula Barber and Harold Buxbaum Mary Ann Bascom Barbara Bashara and Jay Ellis Dorene Beller and Laurence Roth Jo Bellomo Judith and Alan Benjamin Shelley and Robert Berend Barbara Bilyeu Robin and Sheldon Birnhak John and Melissa Bissell Dianne and Michael Blau Ilene and Lester Bliwise Judy and Tim Boomer Janet Bradley and Douglas McNally Conlin Bradley Jane and Moses Brand Jane Braus Irene and Allen Brill Judith and Helman Brook Dr. Paul and Cynthia Brown Lynn and Charles Browne Dr. Johnel D. Bushell Debby Butler Helene and Don Calman Phyllis Campbell Gerald Caprio Mary Jo Carpenter Suzanne Cassidy and Christopher Visher Donna and Paul Castellani Lisa and Ivan Chait

Joe Chiplock and Ron Goldberg Joan and Bruce Cohen Paula Consolini and James Mahon Jan and Lloyd Constantine Judith and Jeffrey Cook Barbara and Robert Covell Karen and John Cowl Joel Dancingfire Brehm Judy and Sid David Joan Davidson and Arthur Winston Patricia Davis Catharine Deely Brenda and Jerome Deener Mary and Ray Demott Julie Diamond and Herbert Ginsburg Remmel Dickinson in honor of Eda Sorokoff Linda and George Diehl Linda and Dan Dillon Jennifer and John Doggett Dr. and Mrs. Henry Dold Margaret Downing Joanne and Gerald Dreher Pamela and David Driscoll Ruth and Stephen Dube Jill and Josh Dubin Marilyn Dukoff Sharon Edwards and Robert Maloy Ursula Ehret-Dichter Theodore Evans Judith Factor and Robert Wechsler Denis Farina Diana and Stanley Feld Audrey and Ed Ferman Lea and David Finck Gerald Fine Ilene and Irving Fish Marybelle Fisher Gracey and Harry Gracey Camilla and Joseph Flemming Margaret and Howard Fluhr Barbara and John Flynn Kathleen Flynn-Kasuba and Mark Kasuba John C. Ford and Sandra Sollod Poster Kenneth and Linda Frank Sarah Frank and Andy Olesker Jo Anne and Philip Freedman Maryjane and Jerry Fromm Lynn Fuhr Bruce Garlow Kathleen Glasberg Barbara Glasser Harriet and Martin Glassman Barbara Gold Robert Gold Paul Goldberg Tandy Goldenberg and Neal Sutton Robin and Richard Goldenson Robin Goldman and David Milstein Marjorie and Leonard Goldstein Lynda and Douglas Good Susan Gordon Judith Gott Penny and Mike Greenberg Phyllis and Eric Greenberg Lori Grifa Tom and Jill Groff

Carol Grossman Suzanne and Gary Gulbranson Jill Hai Myrna and Elie Hammerling Bernadine Handler Dana Harrel and Daniel Roemer Liz and Ned Hazen Susan and Raymond Held Cindy and Ed Helitzer Peter Heller Marnie Henneman Margaret Herzog and Brian Rohman Miriam and Kenneth Heyman Ann Hilliard Louise and Arthur Hillman Susie and Stuart Hirshfield Gerri and Barry Holt Lois Hobbs and Bob Luhmann Barbara and Theodore Horwitz Dr. John and Jane Howland Marilou and John Hyson Dr. Harold and Elaine Isaacson Richard and Jeanne Jaffe Wendy Jennis and Douglas Mishkin Selma and Robert Josell Susan and Gordon Josephson Allen and Monica Joslin Claudia Justy Lauren Burack and Eric Kahn Jane and Joel Kamer Wendy and Martin Kaplan Bentzil and Susan Kasper Elaine and Danny Katz in honor of Miriam and Ronald Hinds’ wedding anniversary Katherine and John Keenum Francis Kelly and Gay Malin Katherine Kennedy Ruth and Paul Keppler Roberta Klein Anita and Howard Kleinbaum Katherine Kolbert and Richard Rubinstein LK Kopec Giving Fund Susan and David Kopelman Susan and Kenneth Kramer Barbara and Harvey Krohn Robert Lee Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Leibowitz Bonnie and Joel Lester Edward and Marjorie Levin Hon. Howard A. Levine Amy and Alan Levine Dr. Gloria and Mitchel Levitas Barbara and Mitchell Lipcon in honor of Miriam and Ronald Hinds’ wedding anniversary Madeline and Martin Lizt Roslyn and Richard Lorge Linda Malamy Barrie D. Mandel and Harvey A. Schneier Barbara Mandler Judy and Don Marcus Margo and Jack Maron Judith and Andrew Matthews Elaine and George McCabe Helen and Jim McCarthy

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TO BSC THANK YOU TO THOSE WHO GIVE

Dr. Denise McCarthy Betsey McKearnan Barbara and Kenneth McLennan Theresa McMahon and Lester Hutton Kerry and Donna Meehan Andrea and Fred Mensch Jacqueline and Jaan Metsma Eugene Meyer Wilma and Norman Michaels Samuel Miller in memory of Harriet Miller Estelle Miller Judy Miller Joel Miller Jim Moineau Drs. Art and Leslie Taynor-Mones Joann Monk Eleanor Montgomery Karen Moore Lorraine Moresi Alice and Manny Nadelman Judith and Alex Nardacci Margaret and Charles Nastro Judith Nevins Clark Nicholls Stanley Okula, Jr. Carol and Keith Ottoson Mary and Richard Palmer Jane and Larry Pellish Jill and Harry Petchesky Ann and Marty Phillips Frieda and Neal Pilson Bernard A Pinsonnault and Dianne Cutillo Dr. Charles Popper Jeffrey J. Poulos Mary and Bruce Prager Anamarie and Edward Prensky in honor of Syd Blatt’s birthday Robyn and Robert Prizer Donna and John Quallen Marie and Luc Pierre Quinson Sharon and Paul Raverta Emily Rechnitz Lesly and Martin Robins Sabina and Alex Rosenblum Dr. Leonard Rosenfeld and Elizabeth Michel Kenneth Ross

Henry Rossignol Alice and Donald Roth Diana and Michael Rothenberg Stephanie and Frederic Rothenberg Ernest Rubenstein Linda and Frank Russell Helene and Stephen Sacks Dr. Parvis and Kay Sadighi Robert Salerno Bobbie and Marc Salisch Pamela Sandler Phyllis and Dr. Stuart Sandrew Paula Oreck Ivan and Esther Schaeffer Anne and Marc Schechter Kenneth D. Scheff Alice and David Schiff Mike Schiffer Dr. Deborah Schrager Andrea and David Schroeder Joanna and Joseph Schwartz Barbara Serating and Ted Shiffman Bernice Shainman and Joan Zegras Harriet and Hal Shair Alice Shedlin and Theodore Feldman Pamela and Richard Siegel Robert Silberberg Gail and Leonard Silverman Mary D. Silverman Harriet and Robert Simon Carla and Robert Skidmore Alice and Hon. Joseph C. Small Stephen Smith Dr. Norman Solomon Nancy and Don Sommer Adrienne and Matthew Speed Edith Springer and Lavinia Chase Abbe and Dr. Peter Steinglass Lesley and Robert Stern Beverly Steward and Donald Dwyer Martha and Ron Stewart Edward Studzinski Jane and Win Stuebner Tev Sumner and Carol Robins Lenore and Paul Sundberg Susan and Alexander Sussman Margaret Sutherland and Ann Ghublikian Ellen and Leonard Tabs

Michlyne and Dan Thal Mrs. Lutitia Tibbetts Deborah and Michael Troner Alba and Robert Tutnauer Deborah Verlen Diane Barth and Joel Warren in honor of Mary Ann Quinson Inez S. Weinstein Donald Weisberg Linda and Stephen Weisberg Amy and Steven Wendt Trudy Whitman and Alan Nisselson Anne and Arthur Wichman Stephen Wichrowski, Jr. Myra and Warren Widmann David A. Wood Marie and John Woodward Elena and Joseph Yanushpolsky Judy and Manny Yvars Christine and Ray Zelehoski Sherry and Jeffrey Zukoff Rev. Gloria and Dr. Richard Zupcak Many thanks to the patrons who are supporting us with smaller gifts which are too numerous to mention.

CAPITAL PROJECTS Several patrons have provided game-changing support in the form of capital improvements since August 1, 2018.

We gratefully acknowledge: THE SARNOFF-SAPERY CONFERENCE ROOM THE ZELDA AND JOHN SCHWEBEL EDUCATION CENTER THE BARRINGTON STAGE EXPERIENCE, SPONSORED BY MILL TOWN CAPITAL THE CAROLE AND DAN BURACK PATRONS LOUNGE

Skyler Volpe and Ensemble, West Side Story, 2018. PHOTO Daniel Rader.

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EDUCATION

Donors to our Education Programs help us introduce live theatre to thousands of students each year, and awaken the minds, imaginations, and creative power of children throughout the Berkshires.

We thank the following donors who have made their Education gifts between July 23, 2018 and May 1, 2019:

The Ruth P. Boraski Family Children’s Fund to benefit BSC’s Educational Programming $50,000+ Mill Town Capital Zelda and John Schwebel Family Foundation $25,000-$49,000 Berkshire Bank Foundation The Feigenbaum Foundation The Leon Lowenstein Foundation $10,000-$24,999 Avangrid Foundation, Inc. Berkshire United Way Kathleen and Neil Chrisman Greylock Federal Credit Union Judith Goldsmith Joan and Jim Hunter InterAct for Change/ Beth and Peter Levin Judith and Richard Jacobs Massachusetts Cultural Council-Youthreach Mary Ann and Bruno Quinson $5,000-$9,999 Carole and Dan Burack Deb and King Francis The Norman Shulevitz Foundation $2,500-$4,999 Sydelle and Lee Blatt Nardyne and Dick Cattani Marita and David Glodt Carol and Sherwood Guernsey Leslie and Stephen Jerome Arnold Kotlen and Stephanie Fleckner Linda and Kenneth Keyes Shirley and William Lehman Debra Miersma and David Russell Debra Jo Rupp Seven Towns’ Educational Enrichment Program of Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation Stephanie and Richard Solar $1,000--$2,499 A Better Community Clothing Sale Adams Cheshire Educational Partnership, A Fund of the Berkshire Taconic Foundation Berkshire Hills Fund for Excellence, a fund of the Berkshire Taconic Foundation Glenna and Martin Bloom

Erik Bruun John Capizzi and Glenn Riddell Cultural Council of Northern Berkshire Linda Dulye Moe England Renee and Steven Finn Audrey and Ralph Friedner Stephanie and Robert Gittleman Wendy and Peter Gordon Renee Gross Christopher Innvar Jane Iredale and Robert Montgomery Malinka and Kenneth Jackson Lizbeth and George Krupp Steve and Dale Kulvin John and Ruth Littlechild Barbara and Ken Mahler Linda and Robert Noonan Marian and Marshall Raser Sheila and Harold Richman Lawrence and Bette Sue Rosenthal Rosita Sarnoff and Beth Sapery Joan and Michael Salke Marcia and Albert Schmier Marvin Seline Carol and Richard Seltzer Arlene and Donald Shapiro Roz and Charles Stuzin John A. and Kathi Blatt Thonet Phyllis Topchik Robert and Karen Youdelman Jessie Wolfson $500-$999 Hildi and Walter Black Hinda and Bill Bodinger Elaine and Mark W. Cancilla Mark H. Dold Reba and Bruce Evenchik Richard and Jeanne Jaffe Julia Kaplan Maxene Kupperman-Guiñals Pamela and Don Lichty Jackie and Malcolm Mazow Ann M. and Don Morrison Elaine Padilla Pittsfield Cultural Council Diane and Arthur Provenz Sheri Sendzischew and Bruce Rubin Raquel and Michael Scheck Karen Schnopp and William Drosehn Robert and Jacqueline Spielman Pamela and Richard Stebbins Taconic Hills Arts and Humanities Endowment Fund of Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation Martine and Joshua Taylor

$100-$499 Jenny and Andre Bernard Nancy Feldman and Mike Chefetz Warren Dews and Roberta McCulloch-Dews Terry and Melvyn Drucker Joanna and Ellis Fribush in honor of Laurie Schwartz Nina and Peter Garlington Dr. Barry and Mrs. Sheila Halpern Miriam and Ronald Hinds Kay and Frederick Joseph Robert LaFosse Lenox Cultural Council Raquel and Lear Levin in honor of Sheila Richman Pamela Levit and Mark Beiderman Alice Nathan and Irving Marks Scott and Debra Pinkney Letty Cottin Pogrebin and Bert Pogrebin Jessica Provenz Wendy Robbins Tricia and Jeff Rosen Elaine and Anthony Saab Elise Saab Charlie Siedenburg Maureen Spollen Mark St. Germain William and Rose Ann Sturgeon Jonathan Swartz David Topchik Judith Wilkinson and Lionel Delevingne

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of donations received by May 1, 2019. We apologize for any missed gifts or errors. Please notify us of any name corrections or discrepancies by contacting Jade Nicholas at (413) 997-6125 or jnicholas@barringtonstageco.org.

Thank you for your support!

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JUNE M. GUERTIN ARCHIVES Named for theatre historian June M. Guertin, sister of Artistic Director Julianne Boyd, the June M. Guertin Archives contain production records, memorabilia, programs and interviews with key people in the history of Barrington Stage.

We thank the generous donors who made the Archives a reality.

The Estate of June M. Guertin Anonymous (2) Alkon & Levine, PC Christine Armstrong Beacon Hill Seminars Mary Behnke Susan and Lee Berk Sydelle and Lee Blatt Rhona and Steven Brand Michael Brook, Ph.D. Bonnie and Terry Burman Jennifer Caprio Darren R. Cohen Melita Davis Pamela and David Driscoll

Reba and Bruce Evenchik Elissa Fenster Marita and David Glodt Bambi Good Cassandra Gordon Carol and Sherwood Guernsey Dr. J. Ryan Gunsalus Margaret and Buell Hollister Christopher Innvar The LaMee family Rhoda and Morris Levitt Martin Mansfield Pat McCorkle and Jeffrey Dreisbach, McCorkle Casting Mary McRae Drs. Eli and Carolyn Newberger

Jane O’Leary and Myles Evans Stage Directors and Choreographers Society Roxie Pin Scott and Debra Pinkney Brian Prather Mary Ann and Bruno Quinson Sheila and Harold Richman Dr. Robert and Esther Rosenthal Rosita Sarnoff and Beth Sapery Laurie and Martin V. Schwartz Charlie Siedenburg Marc Solomon Roz and Charles Stuzin Nancy Workman Robert and Karen Youdelman

Addie Morales and Will Branner in West Side Story, 2018 PHOTO Daniel Rader.

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Children under 12 will not be admitted.

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THE SKIN OF OUR TEETH

Dave Keyes

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at The Colonial Theatre

from the book by songs by

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David Auburn

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WHAT WE MAY BE

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2019 Summer Season THE WAVERLY GALLERY

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Come together to celebrate our 50th Anniversary with special exhibitions and programs throughout the year.

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Tanglewood features an incomparable season of world-renowned musicians in a magnificent setting. New in 2019, the Tanglewood Learning Institute (TLI) presents a new concept in creative enrichment with immersive learning weekends, master classes, and more.

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“Some of the most adventurous programming in the area.”

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