SEPTEMBER 3 - SEPTEMBER 28, 2025
Marybeth Clark, Artistic Director
Tim Rogers, Managing Director
LEADING SPONSORS:
FRANK PATTERSON, IN LOVING MEMORY OF NINA PATTERSON
THE HENRY AND SYLVIA YASCHIK FOUNDATION
THE SOUND OF MUSIC
Music by
RICHARD RODGERS
Lyrics by
HAMMERSTEIN II
by HOWARD LINDSAY AND RUSSEL CROUSE
Suggested by "THE TRAPP FAMILY SINGERS" BY MARIA AUGUSTA TRAPP
Shadow Direction
ANDRE LAVANDERO
Scenic Design
JULIAN WILES
Sound Design
LUKE WALCHUK
Direction
MARYBETH CLARK
Music Direction
MICHAEL LOPEZ
Costume Design
HAYLEY O'BRIEN
Properties Design
HAILEE MEOLA-SELBY
Choreography
ARRIONE MAGEE
Lighting Design
CALEB S. GARNER
Stage Management
RAVYN T. MEADOR
THE SOUND OF MUSIC is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of The Rodgers & Hammerstein Organization. www.concordtheatricals.com
THE VIDEOTAPING OR MAKING OF ELECTRONIC OR OTHER AUDIO AND/OR VISUAL RECORDINGS OF THIS PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTING RECORDINGS OR STREAMS IN ANY MEDIUM, INCLUDING THE INTERNET, IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED, A VIOLATION OF THE AUTHOR(S)’S RIGHTS AND ACTIONABLE UNDER UNITED STATES COPYRIGHT LAW. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE VISIT: https://concordtheatricals.com/resources/protecting-artists
Charleston Stage is funded in part by the South Carolina Arts Commission which receives support from the National Endowment for the Arts.
Book
At Charleston Stage, our vision continues to be South Carolina’s leading professional theatre — known for bold, high-quality productions, outstanding artists, and unforgettable experiences. We’re passionate about making theatre accessible to all, with robust education and outreach programs that connect with audiences of every age. Everything we do is rooted in the belief that theatre has the power to inspire, spark imagination, and bring people together. That is as true today at the start of Season 48 as it was in Season 1.
There is a lot to celebrate as we start the season. This is the 25th anniversary of our Resident Acting Program. Including the Season 48 Resident Actors, 169 young professionals performers have lit up our stage, classrooms and communities around the state. From Alaska to Singapore and across the U.S., we have alumni performing on tours, in regional theatres and on Broadway. Many are using their teaching artist skills as side jobs and some have transitioned to full time arts faculty at universities and public and private schools. It is a program unique to Charleston Stage and I am grateful for your support that has allowed this training program to send our alumni out into the world better prepared to work in theatre.
And now, The Sound of Music. This is the 60th anniversary of the movie version of the story and it is hard to imagine any fan of the musical that cannot recall the opening shot, the camera swirling over the Alpine meadow to find Julie Andrews twirling. But many may not know that the stage musical was commissioned by and created for its original Broadway star: not Julie Andrews but theater legend Mary Martin (who also created the leading roles in South Pacific and Peter Pan). Opening on Broadway in 1959, The Sound of Music was the last musical that composer Richard Rodgers and lyricist Oscar Hammerstein II wrote together. Hammerstein was diagnosed with stomach cancer while writing the show and died less than a year after it opened.
The musical ran for three and a half years on Broadway and nearly twice as long in London, where it became the longest running musical in British history. Despite the popularity of the film and the songs, many people don’t know that the play and the movie differ. Songs appear in different contexts and characters have added dimension.
We hope that our production will inspire audiences to experience The Sound of Music with fresh eyes and an open heart. The dialogue and music are the same as in the original stage production but our cast and creative team have attempted to shed any preconceived notions of how the design should look or how the characters should be portrayed. Instead of reproducing an old movie on stage, we are approaching the material as if it were a brand-new play.
The Sound of Music illuminates the choices people make when confronted with their deepest fears. Will you open yourself to intimacy with someone you love when you are afraid of your desire? Will you allow yourself to be vulnerable with another person when you have experienced the pain of loss? Will you be an upstander when your fellow citizens capitulate to a genocidal dictator? Will you give up your home and risk your family’s safety rather than be complicit with those who espouse evil? Will you follow God’s calling when racked with fear?
At its simplest, The Sound of Music is a story about romantic and familial love. But Hammerstein understood that loving someone, and accepting love in return, is rarely simple.
All this is being played against the backdrop of the Anschluss, when Hitler’s German army crossed the border into Austria. One year after the Anschluss, much of the world was plunged into World War II. In 1959, Broadway audiences would have understood exactly what was at stake for the characters. The people watching the play had fought in and lived through World War II. They had seen the unimaginable horror of the Holocaust. They had come face to face with the antisemitism, racial hatred and violence of the Nazis. It didn’t need to be overtly depicted on the stage. They would have palpably understood the terrible consequences that would follow when Elsa sings to the Captain that resisting the Germans is useless:
There’s no way to stop it,
No you can’t stop it even if you try…
You’re a fool if you worry
Over anything but little Number One!
I have been asked, “Why are you doing The Sound of Music”? The implication being it has been done enough. Of course, 70% of our audience members who were polled ranked it the #1 show they wanted to see. I also believe that the power of live theatre is that it is not stagnant. You can see a show at one point in your life and then 10 years later, it may mean something completely different to you. Even within one show perspective can change. In Act I, “Climb Every Mountain” is sung by the Mother Abbess to Maria to inspire her to accept her romantic love for the Captain and her maternal love for his children. At the play’s conclusion, the song returns but now its meaning has expanded to become a call to action for each person to stand up for righteousness in the broader world. These ideas about the deep rewards of family, the power of faith, and the solemn obligation of each individual to make the world more just for all seem as relevant today as they did in 1959.
…bless my homeland forever.
Marybeth Clark, Artistic Director and Director of The Sound of Music
The Cast
CHARACTER ACTOR
Maria Rainer .............................................................................................................. Abby Vernon*
Captain Georg von Trapp .............................................................................................. Lee Lewis
Uncle Max Detweiller ................................................................................. Julian Blake Gordon
Elsa Schrader ............................................................................................................... Kerri Roberts
Mother Abbess ....................................................................................................... Jennifer Luiken
Liesl von Trapp ........................................................................................................... Kelsie Engen*
Friedrich von Trapp ................................................................................................ Harry Baxley**
Sister Berthe .....................................................................................................Kim Brueggemann
Sister Margaretta ........................................................................................................... Lauryn Kay
Sister Sophia .............................................................................................. Kristen Therese Chua*
Franz ...................................................................................................................................... Max Mast
Frau Schmidt ............................................................................................................... Audrey Black
Rolf Gruber .................................................................................................................... Tre Butcher*
Herr Zeller/US Uncle Max Detweiller/Franz .................................. Kolter Yagual-Rolston*
Ensemble ....................................................................................................................... Jacob Feight
Ensemble .................................................................................................................... Kailei Hinton*
Ensemble/Choreographer ............................................................................... Arrione Magee*
Ensemble/US Captain Georg von Trapp .......................................................... Joey Negrete*
Ensemble/US Maria Rainer and Elsa Schrader ................................................... Alexa Niles*
Ensemble .............................................................................................................................. Mary Ott
Ensemble ................................................................................................................ Daniel Porea Jr.*
Ensemble ........................................................................................................................... Luke Shaw
Ensemble ............................................................................................................... Ariana Snowden
Ensemble ................................................................................................................... Tanna Stafford
DOE CAST (Performs Sept. 3rd, 5th, 12th, 13th, 18th, and 26th at 7:30pm, and Sept. 7th, 20th, 21st and 28th at 2pm)
Louisa von Trapp ........................................................................................... Rafaella Connolly**
Kurt von Trapp ...................................................................................................Connor Collette**
Brigitta von Trapp ..................................................................................................Evelyn Ahlert**
Marta von Trapp ....................................................................................................Vivian Coppel**
Gretl von Trapp .................................................................................................................. Eva Davis
RAY CAST (Performs Sept. 4th, 6th, 11th, 19th, 20th, 25th, and 27th at 7:30pm, and Sept. 13th and 14th at 2pm)
Louisa von Trapp ................................................................................................. Caroline Fisher**
Kurt von Trapp ......................................................................................................... Cal Gooding**
Brigitta von Trapp .................................................................................................... Ivy Loveless**
Marta von Trapp ....................................................................................................Lucy Kiernicki**
Gretl von Trapp ...................................................................................................... Abigail Pittman
* Member, Charleston Stage Resident Acting Company ** Member, Charleston Stage Junior Company
Music Director/Conductor ................................................................................... Michael Lopez
Flute/Piccolo ................................................................................................................... Lisa Alvarez
Oboe/English Horn ................................................................................................ Sarah Teuscher
Clarinet .......................................................................................................................... Julie Matthias
Bassoon .................................................................................................................... Andrew Gossett
Horn .................................................................................. Debra Sherril-Ward/Judy Thompson
Guitar ............................................................................................................................ John Holenko
Percussion ........................................................................................................................ Kain Naylor
Violin .................................................................................................. Ellie Jos/Mayumi Nakamura
Viola ..................................................................................................................................... Olivia Price
Cello .............................................................................................................................. Yun Hao Jiang
Bass .................................................................................................................................. Roman Pekar
Production Staff for The Sound of Music
Production Manager ............................................................................................... Ashley Palmer
Technical Director .................................................................................................. Mark Delancey
Sub Technical Director ........................................................................... Stephanie Christensen
Scenic Charge Artist ............................................................................................. Brandon Barker
Resident Lighting Designer ................................................................................ Caleb S. Garner
Properties Master ........................................................................................... Hailee Meola Selby
Shop Technician and Scenic Painter ..................................................................... Claire Brenia
Scene Shop Manager and Scenic Carpenter ....................................................... Josh Miccio
Scenic Carpenter ........................................................................................................ Mason Monti
Costume Shop Manager ................................................................................. Julianna Devaney
Associate Costume Designer and Construction Coordinator ................. Hayley O'Brien
Draper ........................................................................................................ Kestrel Jurkiewicz-Miles
Stitcher and Wardrobe............................................................................................ Loren Smither
Resident Sound Designer and Audio Engineer .............................................. Luke Walchuk
Resident Stage Manager ................................................................................... Ravyn T. Meador
TheatreWings Co-Coordinator................................ Caleb S. Garner and Ravyn T. Meador
TheatreWings Assistant Stage Managers ................ Kattie Seaman and Madeline Walp
TheatreWings Deck Crew ................................................ Willow Hilliard and Keira Witbeck
TheatreWings Dressers .............................................................. Sadie Evans and Kat Ivanova
TheatreWings Sound ........................................................ Copelyn Golden and Joan Lapolla
IATSE Flymen ............................................................................Greg Eddins and Anna Brennan
IATSE Steward and Lighting Board Op...............................................................Charles Smith
Musical Numbers
ACT ONE
1. Preludium
2. The Sound of Music
3. Maria
4. My Favorite Things
5. Do-Re-Mi
6. Do-Re-Mi Encore
7. Sixteen Going On Seventeen
8. The Lonely Goatherd
9. How Can Love Survive
10. Reprise: -The Sound of Music
11. Grand Waltz
12. Ländler
13. So Long, Farewell
14. Morning Hymn
15. Climb Ev'ry Mountain
There is a 15-minute intermission.
ACT TWO
1. Entr'acte
2. Reprise: My Favorite Things
3. No Way To Stop It
4. Something Good
5. Gaudeamus Domino
6. Canticle/Confitemini Domino
7. Reprise: Sixteen Going On Seventeen
8. Reprise: Do-Re-Mi
9. The Concert
10. Edelweiss
11. Reprise: So Long, Farewell
12. Finale Ultimo: Climb Ev'ry Mountain
Music and Lyrics for "Something Good" by Richard Rodgers.
Charleston Stage Leadership
MARYBETH CLARK (Artistic
Director
and
Director
of The Sound of Music)
Marybeth is in her twenty-seventh season with Charleston Stage, for the first 24 years she served as the Director of Education and Associate Artistic Director. This is her third season as Artistic Director. She was born in Pittsburgh, PA, and grew up in Tolland, CT. She has a degree in theatre/ performance from the University of South Florida, where she later taught as an adjunct for two years.
She was cast in her first show at an Equity theatre at 18 years of age in Tampa. She worked as an actor in professional theatres throughout the Southeast for ten years before settling in Charleston in 1994 with her husband, actor Victor Clark. She also was a member of the theatre faculty at Charleston County’s School of the Arts for middle and high school students.
Though she moved to Charleston planning on retiring from theatre and starting a family, she taught and directed for Charleston Stage part-time beginning in 1997 before joining the company full-time the following year.
She and Vic are the proud parents of 2 daughters, Lila and Prentice. Lila will complete her Doctorate in Occupational Therapy at MUSC this May and Prentice is a special education teacher at the Washington Center in Greenville, SC and married last December. Marybeth and Vic do not have an empty nest but share their home with Marybeth's mother and many adopted dogs and cats.
In her time at Charleston Stage she has directed over 70 shows, favorites include: Kinky Boots, Of Mice and Men, Mamma Mia!, Elf The Musical, Beautiful, Fiddler on the Roof, Legally Blonde and this season's The Sound of Music, Sense and Sensibility, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee and Come From Away.
She began the Resident Professional Acting Program her second year with the company and continues to hire, train, and supervise our young professional actors. As of Season 47, we have had 159 Resident Actors complete the program. The unexpected joy of the Resident Actor program is Marybeth now not only gets notified when they book theatre jobs but also gets wedding invitations and baby announcements!
As an actor for Charleston Stage, Marybeth has appeared in Shakespeare in Love, Helium, You Can’t Take It with You, The Marriage of Bette and Boo, Steel Magnolias, A Christmas Carol, Blythe Spirit and most recently portrayed Amanda Wingfield in The Glass Menagerie.
Charleston Stage Leadership
TIMOTHY ROGERS (Managing Director)
With over two decades of experience across diverse industries, Tim has consistently demonstrated a remarkable ability to lead and innovate. His career is distinguished by significant executive roles, where he has successfully built and maintained strategic partnerships, driven substantial revenue growth, and guided organizations through periods of transformation.
As the Managing Director of Charleston Stage, Tim is entrusted with the comprehensive oversight of the organization. His responsibilities include financial management, fundraising, audience development and engagement, community outreach, and strategic planning. Collaborating closely with the Board of Trustees, Tim is dedicated to preserving and enhancing Charleston Stage’s tradition of artistic excellence and deep community involvement.
Before joining Charleston Stage, Tim served as Vice President of Engagement at Floyd Lee Locums, a local services corporation based in Charleston, SC. In this role, he spearheaded the organization’s brand positioning and directed its go-to-market engagement strategies with both clients and partners. From 2014 to 2022, Tim was the Senior Vice President at the Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce. His leadership there was instrumental in fostering programs that supported the Greater Charleston business community. Overseeing all membership teams, corporate sponsorships, and strategic partnerships, Tim emphasized thought leadership and community engagement, ensuring the Chamber delivered exceptional value and forged meaningful connections within the business community.
Tim's career began in Washington, D.C., where he spent 16 years dedicated to fundraising, philanthropy, and civic engagement. A graduate of Baylor University with a Bachelor of Arts degree, Tim’s leadership and community contributions have earned him widespread recognition, including being named one of Washingtonian Magazine’s “40 under 40” and receiving the prestigious “Best Chamber in America” award from the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (ACCE). He is also a graduate of Leadership Charleston.
Born in New York City and raised in the New Jersey suburbs, Tim’s connection to the performing arts runs deep. He was actively involved in theatre and acted in television commercials from childhood through his late twenties and, most recently, he performed at Carnegie Hall as part of Lauren Daigle’s backing choir. Since 2014, Tim and his husband Jeff have made their home in West Ashley, Charleston, SC, where they live with their 15-year-old cocker-beagle, Maddi.
Authors Biographies (In Alphabetical
RICHARD RODGERS (Composer)
Richard Rodgers (1902–1979) was one of the most influential American composers of the 20th century. Over his six-decade career, he wrote more than 900 songs and 40 Broadway musicals. He first gained fame working with lyricist Lorenz Hart, and later formed an iconic partnership with Oscar Hammerstein II. Together, Rodgers & Hammerstein transformed American musical theatre with shows like Oklahoma!, Carousel, South Pacific, The King and I, and The Sound of Music. Rodgers was the first person to win an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony Award (EGOT), as well as a Pulitzer Prize.
OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II (Lyricist)
Oscar Hammerstein II (1895–1960) was a legendary American lyricist and librettist. Known for his rich, emotionally resonant lyrics, Hammerstein collaborated with composers like Jerome Kern (Show Boat) and later, Richard Rodgers, with whom he redefined the American musical. Their work integrated song and story more deeply than ever before. Hammerstein was also a mentor to Stephen Sondheim and a passionate advocate for social justice, often addressing issues like racism and inequality through his work. The Sound of Music was his final musical before his death in 1960.
HOWARD LINDSAY AND RUSSEL CROUSE (Book Writers)
Howard Lindsay (1889–1968) and Russel Crouse (1893–1966) were a celebrated American writing duo best known for crafting the books of hit Broadway shows. Before The Sound of Music, they won the Pulitzer Prize for State of the Union and were praised for their work on Anything Goes (revised book) and Call Me Madam. The pair brought a sense of structure, warmth, and wit to The Sound of Music, shaping Maria and the von Trapps’ story for the stage. They based the show on Maria von Trapp’s memoir The Story of the Trapp Family Singers and helped balance its political backdrop with heartfelt family drama.
Founder and Director Emeritus
JULIAN WILES (Founder and Director Emeritus and Scenic Designer for The Sound of Music)
Playwright, director, designer and educator, Julian Wiles, founded Charleston Stage in 1978 and led the company for 45 seasons until his retirement in 2023.
Wiles grew up on a farm in Fort Motte, SC, and studied history and theatre at the College of Charleston (B.A. 1974). He moved to North Carolina to pursue graduate work in theatre design receiving an M.F.A. in Dramatic Art from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1976. He returned to Charleston and in 1978 founded Charleston Stage, the resident company of the Historic Dock Street Theatre, America’s first theatre. Under Wiles's leadership, Charleston Stage has become one of the region’s largest and most respected performing arts institutions, producing over 120 professional performances annually and including an extensive education program reaching over 25,000 young people each year.
During his 45 year tenure as Founder and Producing Artistic Director, Wiles designed, directed and produced over 300 plays and musicals for Charleston Stage. He has written 34 original plays, musicals, and stage adaptations, eight of which are published by The Dramatic Publishing Company. Many of his original works, such as The Seat of Justice, Gershwin at Folly, Beneath the Sweetgrass Moon, Denmark Vesey, Insurrection and JFK & Inga Binga celebrate the Lowcountry’s rich cultural heritage and history. More than 100 productions of Wiles’s published works have been performed across the United States and internationally.
Wiles received the National Youth Theatre Director's Award in 1988, Charleston’s NAACP Special Recognition Award in 2004, The South Carolina Governor’s Award for the Arts in 2010, and was inducted into the SC Theatre Association’s Hall of Fame in 2018. In 2021, he was awarded the University of North Carolina’s Distinguished Alumnus Award.
In April 2024, Wiles was inducted as a member of the College of Fellows of the American Theatre. The investiture of new members is under the auspices of the Education Department of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D. C. Membership in the College of Fellows of the American Theatre is one of the highest honors bestowed on educators and professionals of America’s educational and theatre community.
For more information on his original works visit julianwiles.com.
Cast Biographies (In Alphabetical
EVELYN AHLERT (Brigitta von Trapp)
(Performing Sept. 3rd, 5th, 12th, 13th, 18th, and 26th at 7:30pm, and Sept. 7th, 20th, 21st and 28th at 2pm)
Evelyn is excited to make her Dock Street debut in The Sound of Music Favorite roles include Sebastian in The Little Mermaid (Charleston Stage Junior Company) and Princess in The Wedding Band (Village Rep). A 4th grader at Orange Grove Elementary, Evelyn has taken musical theatre classes with Charleston Stage and South of Broadway, dance classes at Dance Lab, and she currently studies voice and piano with Maida Libkin. When not performing, Evelyn enjoys drawing and making videos on CapCut. She would like to thank her parents and grandparents for all their love and support. And her cats -- Luca, Tiggy, Sunny, and Coco -- for snuggling her after rehearsals.
HARRY BAXLEY (Friedrich von Trapp)
Harry made his Dock Street debut in the fall of 2022 as Pugsley in The Addams Family, followed by the role of Peter Cratchit in A Christmas Carol in 2023 and 2024. He’s thrilled to return to his favorite stage this fall, playing Friedrich in The Sound of Music. A 9th-grade student at Charleston County School of the Arts, Harry studies voice and has been passionate about musical theater from a young age. He is proud to be a member of Charleston Stage's Junior Company, Robert Ivey Ballet, and the competitive dance team at The Dance Space-Charleston. Over the years, Harry has performed in several local theater productions, including notable roles such as Horton in Seussical, Squidward in SpongeBob, Nigel in Matilda, and Friedrich in The Sound of Music (SOA's 2024 production). He would like to thank all his mentors, private instructors, teachers, and coaches for their unwavering support. When he's not on stage, Harry enjoys playing music with friends, DJ’ing, and spending time with his family and many pets on their farm on Johns Island.
AUDREY BLACK (Frau Schmidt)
Audrey is a candidate for a Master’s of the Arts in Teaching at the College of Charleston and is thrilled to return to the Dock Street! Recently seen in Legally Blonde in the spring alongside her puppy Larkspur, other recent credits include Little Red in Into the Woods (Holy City Arts and Lyric Opera) and Soupy Sue in Urinetown (Footlight Players). She would like to thank her wonderful family, Jackson and the whole Wallace clan, and all of her friends and colleagues who have supported her along the way. Special thanks to the cast and artistic team for being so wonderful!
KIM BRUEGGEMANN (Sister Berte)
Kim is thrilled to return to the Dock Street Theatre in the Charleston Stage production of The Sound of Music. She was last seen here in the 2024-2025 season production of Fiddler on the Roof (Ensemble). Prior to relocating to South Carolina in 2019, Kim had a theatre performance and production career spanning over 30 years. In the Bel Air, Maryland area, she directed and/or choreographed over 45 musicals, including: Children’s Theatre; High School Theatre; College and Community Theatre; and was the Founder and Advanced Tap Instructor at The Academy of Performing Arts & Dance. Kim’s history of performances began in Ithaca, NY; and ranged from Six Flags Over Mid America in St. Louis to Baltimore Regional Dinner Theatres and Community Theatres. Some of her favorite roles include: Roxy Hart (Chicago); Dolly Levi (Hello Dolly); Sister Hubert (Nunsense); Cassie (A Chorus Line); Adelaide (Guys and Dolls) and Cathy Seldon (Singin’ in the Rain). Kim would like to thank her family and friends for their support and encouragement. Enjoy this timeless show everyone!
Cast Biographies (In Alphabetical
TRE BUTCHER (Rolf
Gruber)
Tre is thrilled to be joining Charleston Stage for Season 48! Originally from Amarillo, TX, Tre recently graduated from Coastal Carolina University with a B.F.A. in Musical Theatre. Previous credits include Avenue Q (Nicky), Cinderella (Jean-Michel), Alice By Heart (Nigel/Dormouse), and Crazy For You (Eugene Fodor). Tre is incredibly grateful to his family, friends, and professors for their continued support. Instagram: @tre-butcher
KRISTEN THERESE CHUA (Sister
Sophia)
Kristen is excited to be a part of Charleston Stage’s 48th season! She graduated from Oklahoma City University with her B.F.A. in Acting and minors in Psychology and English and is a recent graduate of Arizona State University where she received her B.A. in English, Narrative Studies. Her favorite credits include: Alais Capet in The Lion in Winter (Order Chaos Theater Co.), Belle u/s in Beauty and the Beast (TheaterWorks), Hermia in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Wisconsin Shakespeare Festival), and Little Red in Into the Woods. Special thanks to her family and friends for their endless love and support! www.kristentheresechua.com
CONNOR COLLETTE (Kurt von Trapp)
(Performing Sept. 3rd, 5th, 12th, 13th, 18th, and 26th at 7:30pm, and Sept. 7th, 20th, 21st and 28th at 2pm)
Connor, playing Kurt Von Trapp, is a vibrant 9-year-old from Johns Island, where he lives with his Mom, Dad, 4-year-old brother Gavin, and 1-year-old sister Aubrey. A proud 3rd grader at Johns Island Elementary School, Connor is part of the school’s gifted program and loves learning just as much as he loves the stage. He began his theater journey at age 6 with Drama Kids International Johns Island (shout out to Miss Sharyl and Miss Ava!) and has since performed in six shows—including The Little Mermaid. His passion for the arts continues to grow as a member of the Charleston Stage Junior Company. In addition to acting, Connor is an enthusiastic singer. He’s part of his school chorus and they recently had the exciting honor of singing the national anthem at a RiverDogs baseball game. His favorite musical is Wicked, and he's always ready to break into a song or scene. Shout out to Cici, Pop Pop, Oma, and Pap Pap!
RAFAELLA CONNOLLY (Louisa von Trapp)
(Performing Sept. 3rd, 5th, 12th, 13th, 18th, and 26th at 7:30pm, and Sept. 7th, 20th, 21st and 28th at 2pm)
Rafa is thrilled to return to the stage at the Dock Street Theatre for her third performance. Rafa is an eighth grade vocal major at School of the Arts. She is a proud member of the Charleston Stage Junior Company. You may have seen her in A Christmas Carol (2022) or Fiddler on the Roof (2024). Rafa has spent the past three summers at Interlochen Arts Camp in Michigan where she performed The Boy at the Edge of Everything, Macbeth, and A Midsummer Night's Dream. In her free time Rafa enjoys dancing, traveling the world, and going to the pool with her friends. Rafa would like to thank her Mom, grandparents, and mentors for supporting her on this journey.
Discover a place where joy, meaning, and community share the stage— your next chapter, brilliantly cast. And with our devoted team behind the scenes, you can feel confident knowing your health and well-being are expertly supported as your needs change.
Franke—where life takes center stage.
Cast Biographies (In Alphabetical Order)
VIVIAN COPPEL (Marta von Trapp)
(Performing Sept. 3rd, 5th, 12th, 13th, 18th, and 26th at 7:30pm, and Sept. 7th, 20th, 21st and 28th at 2pm)
Vivian is 8 years old and a student at Buist Academy. She likes seals, and she enjoys playing with her new kitten named Tilly. Vivian is excited to be a part of The Sound of Music, and would like to thank Mom and Dad for helping me, Miss Marybeth, all my friends, and my little cousins, Maia and Max, who also really love The Sound of Music. I hope you enjoy the show!
EVA DAVIS (Gretl von Trapp)
(Performing Sept. 3rd, 5th, 12th, 13th, 18th, and 26th at 7:30pm, and Sept. 7th, 20th, 21st and 28th at 2pm)
Eva is five years old and recently started kindergarten. From an early age, she has been drawn to the magic of musical theater and is beyond excited to make her big debut with Charleston Stage. Being part of this production is a dream come true, and Eva is thrilled to join such a talented cast and team. She looks forward to sharing her love of performing with audiences and hopes this is just the beginning of many magical moments on stage.
KELSIE ENGEN (Liesl von Trapp)
Kelsie couldn’t be happier to be back for her second season as a Resident Actor at Charleston Stage! She grew up performing in the Seattle area, then graduated with her B.F.A. in Musical Theatre from the University of Utah. Some of her favorite credits include The Wizard of Oz (Dorothy), Legally Blonde (Margot), A Christmas Carol (Belle), and A Year With Frog and Toad (Snail). Kelsie would love to give a shout out to her Mom and Dad, brother, and friends for all of their support! Follow along at: www.kelsie-engen.com / Instagram: @kelsie.engen
JACOB FEIGHT (Ensemble)
Jacob is excited to make his return to Charleston Stage after his time in the Theater Wings Apprentice Program. Some of his credits include Fiddler on the Roof (Ensemble), The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (Christopher), Helium (Ethan), Little Shop of Horrors (Seymour), and Les Misérables (Jean Valjean). Jacob studied musical theater at New York Conservatory for the Dramatic Arts and would like to extend his gratitude to his mother for “her never ending support and love in all endeavors.”
CAROLINE FISHER (Louisa von Trapp)
(Performing Sept. 4th, 6th, 11th, 19th, 20th, 25th, and 27th at 7:30pm, and Sept. 13th and 14th at 2pm)
Caroline was born in Colorado but has grown up in Charleston. She attends School of the Arts middle school. Caroline has participated in Charleston Stage education programming since kindergarten and has been a member of Troupe for five years, now called the Charleston Stage Junior Company. This is Caroline’s 4th performance at the Dock Street Theatre and she loves the experience, in particular the encouraging environment and getting to learn new things each day from her director and the Resident Actors, all while making new friends along the way.
At Our Communities
• Independent Living that empowers an active, fulfilling lifestyle
• Assisted Living and Memory Care with dedicated, personalized support
• Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation to help you recover and thrive
At Home
• Non-Medical Home Care that brings trusted help to your doorstep
• Hospice Care focused on peace, comfort, and compassionate support
• Continuing Care at Home, combining the freedom of home with long-term care benefits
Cast Biographies (In Alphabetical Order)
CAL GOODING (Kurt von Trapp)
(Performing Sept. 4th, 6th, 11th, 19th, 20th, 25th, and 27th at 7:30pm, and Sept. 13th and 14th at 2pm)
Cal is heading into 3rd grade this fall at Ashley River Creative Arts Elementary. He’s beyond excited to be joining Charleston Stage for The Sound of Music—his very first production as a proud member of the Charleston Stage Junior Company! A passionate performer, Cal has danced with the Dance Lab Youth Company for four years and loves any chance to move and groove. He’s thrilled to take the stage at the Historic Dock Street Theatre and sends a huge thank you to everyone who’s supported him along the way—especially his biggest fans: Mother, Father, Eloise, and Ike!
JULIAN
BLAKE GORDON (Uncle Max Detweiler)
Julian is thrilled to be making his Charleston Stage debut in The Sound of Music! He most recently appeared in Sweeney Todd and Into the Woods produced by HALO. Some favorite shows include: Fiddler on the Roof, Macbeth, Romeo & Juliet, A Child's Christmas in Wales and many contemporary plays performed in Texas, New Jersey, and New York. He is currently in nursing school at MUSC! Much love to his amazing wife, Sophia, and his dog Lenox.
KAILEI HINTON (Ensemble)
Kailei is so grateful and excited to be joining Charleston Stage’s 48th season! Originally from New Orleans, LA, she has loved performing all her life. Kailei recently graduated from Illinois Wesleyan University, receiving her B.F.A. in Acting with a minor in Film Studies. Previous credits include: All My Sons (Ann Deever), Vanities (Joanne), Constellations (Marianne), and Men on Boats (Seneca Howland). She also worked at the Showplace Ice Cream Parlor last summer as a singing waitri! Kailei sends all her love to her family, friends, and professors who have helped nurture her dreams. Instagram: @kaileiannhinton
LAURYN KAY (Sister Margaretta)
Lauryn is a mezzo-soprano praised for "modeling both power and emotion in her voice" (Naples Daily News). She has performed as a soloist and resident chorister across the Southeast and abroad in England, Spain, Hungary, Vienna, and France. Lauryn is thrilled to make her Charleston Stage debut at the Historic Dock Street Theatre in The Sound of Music! Her past stage credits include The Barber of Seville, Amahl and the Night Visitors, La Traviata, Gianni Schicchi, Dido and Aeneas, Into the Woods, Jekyll and Hyde, and West Side Story. When not performing, Lauryn serves as Senior Director of Development at Charleston Stage, leading the organization’s fundraising efforts. She would like to thank her incredibly supportive family and friends for their love. Grandma Lovina, this one’s for you!
LUCY KIERNICKI (Marta von Trapp)
(Performing Sept. 4th, 6th, 11th, 19th, 20th, 25th, and 27th at 7:30pm, and Sept. 13th and 14th at 2pm)
Lucy is so thrilled to be a member of The Sound of Music cast. Some of her favorite past roles were as Bielke in Fiddler on the Roof with Charleston Stage, and Atina in The Little Mermaid Jr. In her free time Lucy loves to swim, play video games, and read graphic novels. She would like to thank her family and wonderful teachers for supporting her throughout her musical theater journey!
Cast Biographies (In
LEE LEWIS (Captain Georg von Trapp)
Lee is SO excited to return "home" to the Charleston Stage Company this season as Captain Georg Von Trapp. A member of Charleston Stage's 2nd Resident Acting Company in 2001-2002, he always relishes the opportunity to perform on the Dock Street Theatre's stage. Past favorite CSC roles include Sancho in Man of La Mancha, Nathan Detroit in Guys and Dolls, Benvolio in Romeo and Juliet, Vice Principal Panch in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, and Sam in Mamma Mia! Other favorites include Sir Robert Chiltern in An Ideal Husband, Sam in The Harry and Sam Dialogues, and Cast Member in I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change! Lee has also been a company member of Theatre 99 here in Charleston since 2000 and is the creator of such shows as Moral Fixation and Doppelganger. Lee would like to thank his family for their love and supporting this opportunity for him to play a dream role!
IVY LOVELESS (Brigitta von Trapp)
(Performing Sept. 4th, 6th, 11th, 19th, 20th, 25th, and 27th at 7:30pm, and Sept. 13th and 14th at 2pm)
Ivy is ecstatic to be making her debut at the Dock Street Theatre! She is a fifth-grade homeschooler from Johns Island in her second year with Charleston Stage Junior Company. Favorite past roles have been “Annie” (Annie), “Aquata” (Little Mermaid, Jr.) and Children’s Chorus (La Boheme). She performs locally with Palmetto Youth Choir, South of Broadway Theater Company, Charleston Opera Theater, and Dance Conservatory of Charleston. In her free time she loves to create, play outside, and, just like Brigitta, can often be found with her nose in a book. Huge thanks to her family and friends for their love and support!
JENNIFER LUIKEN (Mother
Abbess)
Jennifer has a versatile performing career, having been a featured soloist throughout the United States and Europe, making multiple appearances in concert with the Charleston Symphony and other regional orchestras. She has been recognized for her convincing acting skills in both comedic and dramatic roles. A few of Jennifer’s operatic credits include Hansel and Gretel, Amahl and the Night Visitors, Die Fledermaus, Suor Angelica, and Gianni Schicchi. She is also on the artist roster of the Charleston Bach Society. This is her debut performance with Charleston Stage, playing the Mother Abbess. A native of Iowa, she now lives in Summerville, South Carolina, and is a Professor of Music at the Horton School of Music and Performing Arts at Charleston Southern University where she teaches voice and directs Lyric Theatre productions. She also serves on the worship staff at East Cooper Baptist Church in Mount Pleasant.
ARRIONE MAGEE (Ensemble)
Arrione is thrilled to be back with Charleston Stage as a Resident Actor for Season 48! She was previously seen in Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Musical (Patty Farrell), A Year With Frog and Toad (Mouse/Young Frog/ Mole), Fiddler On The Roof (Chava), and Last Stop on Market Street (CJ) here at Charleston Stage. Other recent credits include Legally Blonde (Serena), Jimmy Buffet’s Escape to Margaritaville (Tammy), and The Crucible (Tituba). Arrione is a 2024 graduate of Jacksonville University with a B.F.A. in Theatre Arts. She would like to thank her friends and family for all of their support throughout the years! Instagram: @arrione.magee
Cast Biographies (In Alphabetical Order)
MAX MAST (Franz)
Max is a graduate of the College of Charleston with a Bachelor's Degree in Music and Arts Management. A local performer and musician, Max has had the privilege of working with several Charleston-based organizations, including Charleston Opera Theater, Spoleto USA, and the Charleston Symphony. Behind the scenes, Max has also worked as an educator at Musical Theater Center and has music-directed several shows, including The Aristocats Jr., Sussical Jr., and Moana Jr.
JOEY NEGRETE (Ensemble/US Captain Georg von Trapp)
Joey is thrilled to be joining Charleston Stage as a Resident Actor for their 48th season! Originally from Santa Clarita, California, Joey received his B.F.A. in Musical Theater from Ohio University. He has been performing as an actor and musician since a young age. Previous credits include Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Joseph), Rent (Roger), 9 to 5: The Musical (Joe), A Little Night Music (Fredrik Egerman), and Ride the Cyclone (Ricky). He would like to thank his family and friends for their continued love and support in all his endeavors.
ALEXA NILES (Ensemble/US Maria Rainer and Elsa Schrader)
Alexa is ecstatic to be joining Charleston Stage for Season 48 as a Resident Actor! She recently graduated in spring 2025 from Coastal Carolina University with a B.F.A. in Musical Theatre. Previous credits include Avenue Q (Kate Monster), Into The Woods (The Witch), Cabaret (Fraüline Kost), and Carrie: The Musical (Margaret White). Alexa would like to thank her family, friends, and mentors for their support in helping her become the artist she is today! Be in the know about Alexa on her Instagram: @alexaniles or visit her website: https://www.alexa-niles.com
MARY OTT (Ensemble)
Mary is thrilled to be joining Charleston Stage for their 48th season! Holding degrees in Music from Arizona State University and The College of Charleston, Mary is an active crossover artist in the classical and theatrical scenes of the Lowcountry, performing regularly with the nationally recognized Taylor Festival Choir in between shows. You can catch her this winter in A Christmas Story at Queen Street Playhouse, or in the spring back at the Dock Street Theatre for Charleston Stage's production of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Outside of theatre, Mary works in pet nutrition and loves to help dogs and cats of every size!
ABIGAIL PITTMAN (Gretl von Trapp)
(Performing Sept. 4th, 6th, 11th, 19th, 20th, 25th, and 27th at 7:30pm, and Sept. 13th and 14th at 2pm)
Abigail is a 6-year-old first grader at Charleston Christian School. She's the second oldest of five siblings. She was inspired by her older sister and she discovered a love of musical theater with Charleston Stage's theater classes last year. She is thrilled to be taking on her first-ever role and is enjoying the opportunity to learn and grow alongside her amazing fellow cast members. When not on stage, Abigail loves making people smile, playing pretend with her siblings and recreating fight scenes from her favorite books.
Cast Biographies (In Alphabetical Order)
DANIEL POREA JR. (Ensemble)
Daniel is extremely excited to join the Resident Acting Company at Charleston Stage for Season 48. Previous credits include Collins (RENT), Renascence (FATHER), Don Pedro (Much Ado About Nothing) and Mr./Lee (Sunday in the Park with George). Daniel graduated with a degree in Music Theatre from Illinois Wesleyan University. Much love to his friends, family, and mentors for helping him get to where he is at today. Interested in learning more about Daniel? Check out his website www.danielporeajr.com or on Instagram @danielporeajr.
KERRI ROBERTS (Elsa Schrader)
Kerri is ecstatic to be making her debut with Charleston Stage! Kerri holds BM and MM degrees in Vocal Performance from Columbia College and the University of SC respectively. Kerri has had the privilege of performing locally, regionally, and internationally in multiple genres. Her favorite roles include Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady, the title role in Mary Poppins, and The Baker’s Wife in Into the Woods. Kerri is married to husband Brent and Mom to 5 amazing (mostly adult) kids! Her family relocated to the Charleston area in 2023 to run Freedom House International, an international missions and discipleship ministry. Now settled into life in the Lowcountry, Kerri is thrilled to be getting involved in the Charleston theater community and is so grateful for the opportunity to perform on the historic Dock Street stage! Soli Deo Gloria!
LUKE SHAW (Ensemble)
Luke is thrilled to be working with Charleston Stage again! He graduated from the College of Charleston with a B.A. in English and a minor in Religious Studies. When he’s not on stage, Luke works as a Teacher Assistant in Special Ed at Ashley River Creative Arts Elementary. He started classes with Charleston Stage in kindergarten with Performance Troupe and worked as a WINGS student all through high school. Some of his favorite roles with Charleston Stage include Jim O’Connor/Gentleman Caller in The Glass Menagerie, Bud in JFK and Inga Binga, Young Poe in Nevermore, Scutt Farkas in A Christmas Story, Tiny Tim in A Christmas Carol, and Curly in Oklahoma! Jr. Luke attributes much of his personal and professional growth to Charleston Stage and treasures the years he has spent in classes, camps, and shows as well as the countless people he’s worked with both on and off the stage. He’d like to thank his family, friends, and the staff of Charleston Stage for their unwavering support over the years.
ARIANA SNOWDEN (Ensemble)
Ariana is so excited to be on stage with Charleston Stage again! Ariana trained with the Gainesville Theater Alliance and is a graduate of Brenau University in Gainesville, Georgia with her Bachelors in Fine Arts in Musical Theater. You may have previously seen Ariana here in Legally Blonde as the Judge and Store Manager or in Beautiful singing out “Locomotion” as Little Eva. Over at Queen Street Playhouse she has been in productions such as Schoolhouse Rock as Shulie, POTUS as Margaret, and Full Monty as Vicki Nichols. When not on stage you can catch Ariana serving at Seacoast Church on the worship team or teaching her favorite students and sharing her love of musical theater with them. Ariana is grateful to be performing with this incredible cast and crew. To God be all the glory.
TANNA STAFFORD (Ensemble)
Tanna has been dancing since the age of three, training passionately and attending top Performing Arts Schools in Los Angeles and New York. She’s currently pursuing a degree in Digital Media Marketing, combining creativity with strategy. A natural performer, Tanna has graced the stage in countless productions, including Disney’s Candlelight Processional as a Disney College Program graduate. Her love for music, movement, and mentoring shines through her work as a dance teacher, choreographer, and tumbling coach, especially with children. Beyond the stage, Tanna is an advocate for health awareness as the founder of Anything But Insulin: Empowering Others Affected by an Invisible Illness. When she’s not performing or creating, she’s spending time with her beloved rescue pets or hanging out at the beach. Tanna’s life blends artistry, compassion, and purpose making her a vibrant presence in every space she enters.
ABBY VERNON (Maria Rainer)
Abigail (Abby) is absolutely ecstatic to be back for a second year at Charleston Stage for Season 48! She cannot believe that she gets to once again perform her dream role in her favorite musical! She was most recently Mrs. Heffley in Diary of A Wimpy Kid. You may also recognize her from last season as Vivienne (Legally Blonde), Laura (The Glass Menagerie), Tzeitel (Fiddler on the Roof), Bird Girl (A Year with Frog and Toad), Softball Girl (Last Stop on Market Street), and Ensemble (A Christmas Carol). Abby is incredibly grateful for the continued support of her four sisters, twin brother, wonderful parents and amazing friends. She is so grateful to be back for another year in the city she fell in love with! She would also like to dedicate her performance to her Mommom Annie, her real life Maria Von Trapp. Website: abigailvernon.com Instagram: @abbyy.vernon
KOLTER
YAGUAL-ROLSTON (Her Zeller/US Uncle Max Detweiller/Franz)
Kolter is super excited to be joining the Resident Acting Company at Charleston Stage for their 48th season! Kolter is an actor/singer based in the NYC/NJ area who is professionally trained in classical voice and received his Bachelors in Music from Rutgers University. Outside of performance Kolter likes to strum away at his guitar, try fun new recipes, and hike the hills of Northern New Jersey (a bit less feasible now!). Some favorite roles he has played in the past are: Snake in Children of Eden (La Comedia Dinner Theatre), The Beast in Beauty and the Beast (Kelsey Theatre), Melchior Gabor in Spring Awakening (Premier Theatre Company), and Usnavi U/S in In The Heights (Count Basie Theatre). Kolter is absolutely thrilled to be here in Charleston and can’t wait to make some great memories! He would like to thank his friends and family for always supporting his endeavors. A special thank you to Grace Allison who inspires him to be a better human and performer every day. Instagram @kolteryagualrolston
Charleston Stage Artistic Staff Biographies
CALEB S. GARNER (Lighting Designer)
Caleb is an award-winning Lighting and Sound Designer based in Charleston, SC. With extensive experience in Off-Broadway, regional, and educational theatre, his designs have earned him eight national and regional awards. A North Carolina native, Caleb holds a B.A. and B.F.A. from Catawba College and an M.F.A. from the University of Southern Mississippi. He is driven by a passion for artistic collaboration and is deeply grateful for the support of his colleagues, friends, and family. Currently, Caleb serves as the Resident Lighting Designer and TheatreWings Co-Coordinator at Charleston Stage Company and is an adjunct lecturer in the Department of Theatre and Dance at the College of Charleston. See more of his work at www.calebsgarner. com or on Instagram @csgtheld
MICHAEL LOPEZ (Music Director)
Michael, a Charleston native, is thrilled to join Charleston Stage as their new Resident Music Director, bringing with him years of local and international musical theatre experience. Michael has been with Charleston Stage since the spring of 2018 and had served as Assistant Music Director for several productions. For the past 13 years, Michael has also served as Associate Music Director at Bethany United Methodist Church in Summerville, where he contributed to a thriving and diverse music program. Beyond the Lowcountry, he has traveled throughout the United States, Europe, and South America as a conductor and collaborative pianist for international music festivals and conferences. He has had such a joy working on The Sound of Music, and wants to give a huge thank you to his family and friends for their continual love and support! Enjoy the show everyone! :) Instagram: _williammichaelopez_
ARRIONE MAGEE (Choreographer)
Arrione is thrilled to be back with Charleston Stage as a Resident Actor for Season 48! She was previously seen in Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Musical (Patty Farrell), A Year With Frog and Toad (Mouse/ Young Frog/ Mole), Fiddler On The Roof (Chava), and Last Stop on Market Street (CJ) here at Charleston Stage. Other recent credits include Legally Blonde (Serena), Jimmy Buffet’s Escape to Margaritaville (Tammy), and The Crucible (Tituba). Arrione is a 2024 graduate of Jacksonville University with a B.F.A. in Theatre Arts. She would like to thank her friends and family for all of their support throughout the years! Instagram: @arrione.magee
Charleston Stage Artistic Staff Biographies
RAVYN T. MEADOR (Stage Manager)
Ravyn is a graduate of the University of Memphis with a B.F.A. in Design and Technical Production and a concentration in stage management. She is currently the Resident Stage Manager at Charleston Stage. During her time here, she has stage managed Legally Blonde, A Christmas Carol, The Play that Goes Wrong, Kinky Boots the Musical, Bright Star!, Elf the Musical, JFK and Inga Binga, and Once On This Island to name a few. When not stage managing (and often while stage managing) Ravyn co-coordinates our TheatreWings technical theatre high school apprenticeship program with responsibilities including teaching stage management, assigning and training students in crew positions where they work alongside IATSE stage hands, and coordinating events for and with the program.
HAILEE MEOLA-SELBY (Properties Designer)
Hailee is a South Carolina local who received her B.A in Theatre from the College of Charleston where she also served as a prop manager for three years. Hailee has worked across the country, including First Stage in Milwaukee and Central City Opera in Colorado, where she has worked on a diverse range of productions from intricate operas to engaging children's theater. Hailee initially joined Charleston Stage in Season 45 as a Carpenter and Prop Artist and during Season 47 embarked in her new role as Properties Manager. She looks forward to continuing her journey with Charleston Stage and making a lasting impact in Charleston’s theatre community. Hailee extends her heartfelt thanks to her friends and family for their unwavering support.
HAYLEY O'BRIEN (Costume Designer)
Originally from South Florida, Hayley graduated from Florida State University with a Master of Fine Arts in Costume Design and a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre. Her recent credits at Charleston Stage include The Trip to Bountiful, Clue and The Addams Family- A New Musical. Other credits include Kinky Boots, JFK and Inga Binga, Native Gardens and Blithe Spirit. She looks forward to future productions ahead at Charleston Stage and is thankful to be involved in the TheatreWings program. Hayley would like to thank her family and friends for all their love and support!
LUKE WALCHUK (Sound Designer)
Luke has worked in the live sound industry in one form or another since 2004. He gained experience in cruise ship entertainment, amusement parks, live music, and corporate audio before deciding that theatre was the most creatively fulfilling work he could be doing. He went on to earn a Master of Fine Arts in Sound Design and is especially happy to be here at Charleston Stage.
2025-26 Charleston Stage Board of Trustees
Officers
Valerie Morris President Retired, The College of Charleston
Victor C. Young Governance Chair First Vice President VCY Stratagem LLC
Sally Davis Fundraising Chair Second Vice President Community Volunteer
Dr. Crystal Y. Campbell Secretary Executive Director, Dorchester County First Steps
Madison Altman Treasurer Synovus
Trustees
Lynne Bowis Visit Greater Palm Springs
Olesya Bracey Gallivan, White, & Boyd, P.A.
Courtney Champion Blackbaud
Giles Fernald Commercial Airline Pilot
Dr. Edward I. Galaid Roper St. Francis Healthcare
Katherine Schob Glenn Community Volunteer
Melinda Goins-Fernald Charleston County School Nurse
Enrique Grace Charleston Hispanic Association
Danielle Hartley Charleston Beach Living, LLC
Wendy Kane Community Volunteer
Audrey Lane E3-Educate, Empower, and Elevate
Cuthbert Langley Wex Inc.
Jennifer McCarty Baker Donelson
Sonia Marshall-Brown It Takes a Village to Educate a Child
Henry Clay Middleton South Carolina Department of Transportation
Mosmi Naik-Patel Life Story Events & Interiors
Letty Richey Community Volunteer
Linda Schutte Community Volunteer
Teresa Smith Community Volunteer
Sign up to volunteer in our Costume and Scene Shops by visiting CharlestonStage.com/Volunteer. Sign up as an usher with The Friends of Dock Street Theatre by contacting Kelly Martin at (843) 724-3424 or dockstreettheatre@gmail.com.
Charleston Stage’s 2025-26 Resident Acting Company
Charleston Stage has one of the oldest and largest arts education programs for young people in the region. Led by Rylee Coppel, Director of Education and Engagement, and by Will Rutkowski, Education Program Coordinator, Charleston Stage's TheatreSchool classes are taught by ten full-time professional actors who make up the Resident Acting Company. These actor/educators join Charleston Stage for a 12-month artist-in-residence and teacher training program. They perform in leading roles throughout the season while also teaching youth theatre classes and artsintegration workshops in local schools. To view the Resident Acting Company bios, visit CharlestonStage.com or scan the QR code below.
SPONSOR: Andrea and Steven Strawn
Tre Butcher
Kristen Therese Chua Kelsie Engen
Kailei Hinton
Arrione Magee
Joey Negrete
Alexa Niles
Daniel Porea Jr.
Abigail Vernon Kolter Yagual-Rolston
Charleston Stage Staff
BOX OFFICE (843) 577-7183
(Tuesday-Friday, and Saturdays when there is a performance, 1pm-5pm)
Box Office and Patron Experience Manager
BRITTANY LORD blord@charlestonstage.com
Senior Box Office Associate: KRIS RITENOUR
OPERATIONS AND MANAGEMENT
Artistic Director
MARYBETH CLARK mclark@charlestonstage.com
Managing Director
TIMOTHY ROGERS trogers@charlestonstage.com
General Manager
CASSIE NELSON cnelson@charlestonstage.com
Founder and Director Emeritus
JULIAN WILES
MARKETING
Creative Director and Vice President of Marketing
BETH CURLEY bcurley@charlestonstage.com
Marketing Manager
CORINNE FAY WASCOM cwascom@charlestonstage.com
DEVELOPMENT
Senior Director of Development and Major Gifts
LAURYN KAY Lkay@charlestonstage.com
Director of Memberships and Events
BLAKE WHITNEY bwhitney@charlestonstage.com
Development and Membership Associate
KELLY BROLLEY-MONAHAN kelly@charlestonstage.com
FINANCE
Bookkeeper LORI GOSS lgoss@charlestonstage.com
EDUCATION
Director of Education and Engagement and Artistic Associate
RYLEE COPPEL rcoppel@charlestonstage.com
Education Outreach Coordinator SERENITY JONES sjones@charlestonstage.com
Resident Music Director MICHAEL LOPEZ mlopez@charlestonstage.com
Education Program Coordinator WILL RUTKOWSKI wrutkowski@charlestonstage.com
SCENIC AND ELECTRICS
Technical Director and Scenic Designer DHRUV PATEL dpatel@charlestonstage.com
Scenic Charge BRANDON BARKER bbarker@charlestonstage.com
Shop Technician and Scenic Painter CLAIRE BRENIA cbrenia@charlestonstage.com
Resident Lighting Designer and TheaterWings Co-Coordinator CALEB S. GARNER cgarner@charlestonstage.com
Scenic Shop Manager JOSH MICCIO jmiccio@charlestonstage.com
Properties Master
HAILEE MEOLA-SELBY hselby@charlestonstage.com
Charleston Stage Staff Venue Rentals
PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT
Resident Stage Manager and TheatreWings Co-Coordinator
RAVYN T. MEADOR rmeador@charlestonstage.com
Production Manager
ASHLEY PALMER apalmer@charlestonstage.com
COSTUMES
Costume Shop Manager
JULIANNA DEVANEY jdevaney@charlestonstage.com
Draper
KESTREL JURKIEWICZ-MILES kestrel@charlestonstage.com
Associate Costume Designer and Construction Coordinator
HAYLEY O'BRIEN hobrien@charlestonstage.com
Stitcher/Wardrobe
LOREN SMITHER lsmither@charlestonstage.com
Costumer Emeritus
BARBARA YOUNG
SOUND
Resident Sound Designer and Audio Engineer
LUKE WALCHUK lwalchuk@charlestonstage.com
Charleston Stage West Ashley Venue Information and Rental
Charleston Stage West Ashley Manager LUKE WALCHUK lwalchuk@charlestonstage.com (843) 225-3901
Dock Street Theatre Venue Information and Rental
City of Charleston’s Dock Street Theatre Special Facilities Director ROMAINE HEYWARD heywardr@charleston-sc.gov (843) 720-3832
City of Charleston’s Dock Street Theatre Operations Manager DONNIE NEWTON newtond@charleston-sc.gov (843) 720-3968
Charleston Stage Office Locations
West Ashley Theatre Center
Ashley Landing 1401 Sam Rittenberg Blvd., Suite 11 Charleston, SC 29407 P: (843) 225-3900
Scene Shop 1610 Sam Rittenberg Blvd., Suite 104 Charleston, SC 29407 P: (843) 225-1613
Costume Shop 1610 Sam Rittenberg Blvd., Suite 202 (A) Charleston, SC 29407 P: (843) 261-2033
Dock Street Theatre/Admin Offices 135 Church Street Charleston, SC 29401 P: (843) 577-5967 F: (843) 577-5422
Special thanks to our Scene Shop and Costume Shop volunteers, especially our Resident Acting Company and the TheatreWings High School Apprentices.
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 356 Charleston, SC 29402 Email: email@charlestonstage.com
Sponsors / Corporate Circle
SHOW SPONSORS
Katherine Schob Glenn
Danielle and Christian Hartley
Frank Patterson, In Loving Memory of Nina Patterson
John and Carolyn Peterson Charitable Foundation
PNC Bank
Dr. H. Del and Mrs. Linda Schutte
Smith Family Foundation
Southern First Bank
The Wise Family
The Henry and Sylvia Yaschik Foundation
EDUCATION SPONSORS
Arts, Etc.
Frances P. Bunnelle Foundation
Coastal Community Foundation
Daniel Island Community Fund
Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation
Stanley B. Farbstein Endowment
First Capital Bank
Mark Elliott Motley Foundation
John and Carolyn Peterson Charitable Foundation
Fred and Joan Pittman Family Fund
Andrea and Steven Strawn
South Carolina Arts Commission
Synovus Bank
Winthrop Family Fund
CORPORATE CIRCLE
Almond Dust Patisserie
Appalachian Springs
Brand Bars and Events
E2 Development
First Capital Bank
Southern Lumber and Millwork Corp.
Tiger Lily Florist
Zoo Health Club
2025-26 THEATREWINGS APPRENTICES
Sarita Albrecht Crown Leadership Academy
Conor Barker Lucy Beckham High School
Noelle Bell ........................................ Goose Creek High School
Caroline Cromer Hanahan High School
Tess Ellisor ............................. Academic Magnet High School
Holland Ensminger ................. Palmetto Christian Academy
Rhys Eppes Homeschool
Sadie Evans ........................................ First Baptist High School
Tess Frampton ......................................................... Homeschool
Syl Frances First Baptist High School
Copelyn Golden .................................... Hanahan High School
Reilly Golden .......................................... Hanahan High School
Alice Griffin South Carolina Connections Academy
Willow Hilliard.......................................................... Homeschool
Kat Ivanova ...............Charleston County School of the Arts
John Knox Charleston County School of the Arts
Joan Lapolla .............Charleston County School of the Arts
Ryan Legare ..............Charleston County School of the Arts
Kyla Lynch Odyssey Online Learning
Megan Miller .......... South Carolina Connections Academy
Alexander Sanchez Charleston County School of the Arts
Evelyn Sanchez ........Charleston County School of the Arts
Kattie Seaman Homeschool
Zoë Sewell Lucy Beckham High School
Alex Spears ................................................. Wando High School
Bluebird Sprankles Homeschool
Madeline Walp Homeschool
Sarah Ellen Weatherholtz.........................First Baptist School
Keira Witbeck James Island Charter High School
Clara Woolum West Ashley High School
Suguri Yamaguchi .............. Academic Magnet High School
2025-26 Charleston Stage Contributors
Contributions to Charleston Stage directly support our productions at the Dock Street Theatre and vast arts education initiatives that reach over 30,000 Lowcountry youth annually. Students participate in Charleston Stage’s in-school arts-integration workshops, the TheatreWings Apprentice Program, after-school acting classes, and low-cost school matinee performances. This funding also provides scholarships for under-resourced families.
Below are contributions made between January 1, 2025 - August 17, 2025.
Benefactors ($50,000 +)
Katherine Schob Glenn
Fred and Joan Pittman Family Fund
South Carolina Arts Commission
Stars ($25,000 - $49,999)
City of Charleston
First Capital Bank
Frank Patterson in Loving Memory of Nina Patterson
PNC Bank
The Albert Sottile Foundation, Georgia Homer Darby and Mary Ellen Long Way, Trustees
The Henry and Sylvia Yaschik Foundation
Producers ($10,000 - $24,999)
Arts, Etc.
Frances P. Bunnelle Foundation
Hank and Laurel Greer
Danielle and Christian Hartley
Charles E. and Andrea L. Volpe Foundation
Playwrights ($5,000 - $9,999)
Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation
Peter Glenville Foundation
Benedict Maresca
Publix Super Markets Charities
Andrea and Steve Strawn
Smith Family Foundation
WebbCraft Family Foundation, Inc.
Directors ($2,500 - $4,999)
Jennifer and Gerry Baldwin
Mary Beth Barley and Audrey Temelini
Mark and Sarah Lee Beck
Dana and Tony Berry
Gearin Broderick
Gretchen Budig
Buffington Homes
Jon and Hayley Carter
Phil and Angie Clarke
Betsy Curtin
Sally Davis
Cathy Dezelon
Dennis and Lynn Drew
Ralph and Nancy Edwards
E2 Development
Stanley B. Farbstein Endowment Fund
(Directors Continued)
Mark and Sandy Feldman
Giles Fernald and Melinda GoinsFernald
Janet Fiorenza and Mike Simmons
Dr. Edward Galaid and Chris Tobin
Pete and Kathy Gaynor
Harvey and Audrey Glick
Fran Griffiths
Bill Hewitt and Karyn Lee
Herbert and Sharon Hollar
Will and Sally Wise Howle
David and Wendy Kane
Steven and Mary Gordon Kerr
Cuthbert Langley and Brandon
Walker
Dr. and Mrs. W. John Langley
Cathy Long
Kim & Brenden Maloof
Jenni and Neal McCarty
Robert Danny Jones and Douglas McCoy
Heather McFarlin
Jay and Wenda Harris Millard
Deborah and Dale Morsefield
The Mark Elliot Motley Foundation
John and Monica Mutter
George and Janine Nagrodsky
Mosmi Naik-Patel and Shailesh Patel
Thomas O'Brien
Anthony Richard Oglietti
The Oxford Fund Inc.
Judi and Mark Paylor
George Pinion, Jody Pinion
Brock and Ashley Rabon
Joe and Lisa Rice
Robert and Nancy Rich
Steven and Barbara Rockefeller
Bill and Cynthia Jannuzzi Rogers
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Sade
Claire and Joseph Schady
Ginger and David Scott
Michael Shewan and Pat Patrick
Cheryl and Michael Siegmund
Janine Sievers and Ashley Wingfield
Brian P. and Mary T. Smith
Catherine and Patrick Snead
Marilyn Sobel and Ben Cohen
Jeff and Jen Sobers
Georgette and Fred Stone
R. Scott Thompson, MD, and Mrs. Nancy Thompson
Rosemary Tountas
Stephanie and Brian Walsh
Rebecca Wick
Supporters ($1,000 - $2,499)
Lynne Bowis
Olesya and Raymon Bracey
Morgan Bradham
Darryl V. and Valerie K. Bullock
Dr. Crystal Y. Campbell
Courtney L Champion
Coastal Community Foundation
Stephen and Sheri Constantin
Laura F. Cramer
Jane Joukowsky Dixon
Dr. Carol J. Drowota
Tyler Ennis
The Establishment
EverLoved
Derek Feussner
Gallivan, White & Boyd, LLC
Enrique and Carmen Grace
Kim and Mike Hemphill
Dr. Janelle Bessette and Keith Karako
Kathy Littleton and Ellen Taylor
Julie Bell Lindsay
Trey and Meredith McLaughlin
Jo Miller
Valerie Morris
Patty and Brad Neville
Leroy Nopper
Betsy Stusnick
Aubreigh Sumner
Mary Tinebra
Dede Warren and The Dede & B.V. Team
Julian Wiles and Jenny Hane
Winthrop Family Fund
Victor and Marguerite Young
Players (Up to $999)
Kent Abrahamson
Bob Abramski
Kimberly Ambroggio
Anonymous
Jessica Aragon
Rob Ardis
Gene and Mary Arner
Paul Attaway
Daniel Bach
Avelyn Bailey
Rachel Bailey
Paul and Kathi Barnett
Renee Barnstone
Mark Barrett
Jacqueline Limoge Bartlett
Sally Bennett Baxley
Daniel and Robin Reed Baylis
Judith Beach
2025-26 Charleston Stage Contributors
(Players Continued)
Legare and Milly Beacham
Matthew Bell
Ira Berendt
Ellen Shong Bergman
Van Bernhardt
Michelle and Dirk Berry
Scott Berry
Kathy and Jeff Bixler
Blackbaud
Blackbaud Giving Fund
Elizabeth Boeschen
MaryLou Bohle
Neal Booker
William Botts
James Bradford
Russell Brant
Debbie Brodsky
Maria Broecker
Todd Brooks
Stacy Brown
Stephen Brown
Robert Bussey
David Butka
Lisa Cappe
Alice Carpenter
Courtney Carroll
Heidy Carstens
Frank and Kathleen Cassidy
William Cates
Elizabeth Chambers
Susan Chase and the Chase Family
Shelli Chase and John Feldman
Brian Chen
Suzanne Christian
Pat Christopherson
Sandra Clarke
Steven E. Clem
Kristi Colburn
Gladys Coles
Christopher Cook
S Mitchell Cooper
Kevin Cosgrove
Larry Coste
Ellen Costello
Sara Couch
Charlotte Cox
Jennifer Coyne
Erble and William Creasman
Jeanne Crouch
Casey Crownover
Beth Curley
Christa Czander
Lauren and Peter D'Amato
Robert and Joan D'Amato
Rebecca Davidson
Brenda Davis
Jim Davis
Rebecca Dawsey
Gregory DeLaere
Judith Dembicki
Chris Dennis
Rebecca Dickenson
Hailey Dickinson
(Players Continued)
Kelli DiMattia
Meredith Donnelly
Reese Dorrier
Gina Duckworth
Gregory Durig
Lynn Easton
Charles Elliott
George C. Evans
Bryan and Michel Faliero
Joyce and Will Felts
Ursula and Michael Ferguson
Harris Finkelstein
Bobette Fisher
Amy Fitzgibbons
Robert E. Flandry
Andrew Fleming
Leeny Foiles
Sophie Fowler
Oliver Fox
Jeff Fraley
Karen Frei
David Frost
Richard Galiardo
Laurie Gamliel
Martin Gargaro
Louis Gentry
Barbara George
Bernadette Gillians
Natalya Golovanov
Susan Gorski
Landon Graham
Courtney Granato
Bryan Greene
Judith Greene
Bryan and Margaretta Grimm
Rebecca Grueneberger
Gerald Gurbacki
Ella Haas
Stephen Hadden
Judith Halberda
Charleton Hamby
Jay Hamilton
Aaron Hancock
Marc Hansen
Thomas Harrington
John Harvey
Carole Heilman
Jack and Karen Higgins
Fred and Dana Hill
Lea Hill
Phillip Hilton
Cindy Hines
Frank Hines
Linda Hines
Andy Hinson
Jessica Hofford
Jim Hollandsworth
Margaret F. Hores
Ellen and Brian House
James Howell
I Think I Can, LLC.
Brandy Incorvia
Noriko Ishidashi
(Players Continued)
Brenda Jackson
Thomas Jakups
Elizabeth Jenkins
Megan Johnson
Cindy Jones
Dolores Jones
Ken and Leslie Jones
Martha Kanapaux
Lauryn Kay
Darbie Keck
Eve and Michael Kendrick
Jason Kennickell
Harriette Kerr
Terry Kinder
John Klaric
Marilyn Kloepfer
Morgan Koerner
Sandra Korn
Kathy Kubek
Peggy and Franklin Labelle
Hannah Lackey
Keith Lackey
Catherine LaFond
Landis Family
Heidi and Dieter Lantin
James Leach
David Lee
Sylvia Leeven
Cynthia Lett
Cheryl Levin
Lawrence Libater
Roger Lillejord
Harris Linch
Laura Locklair
Jennifer Lockridge
Theresa Logan
Tina Longstreth
Taylor Loring
Robert Lovinger
Barry Luchtel
Terry and David Lupo
Rebecca Laub Luscz
Gregory Madler
Norma Malachowski
Edward Manganiello
John and Judy Manzi
Davis Marksbury
Tanner Martillo
Jody Martindale
Terry Mays
Patricia McCormack
Mike McDonough
Randy McGann
James McLaughlin
John McLaughlin
Bonny McLean
Mayci McLeod
Martin McNulty
Wally and Judy Meggs
Mary Mehr
Susan Mellichamp
2024-25 Charleston Stage Contributors
(Players Continued)
Sofia Merlino
Renee Meyer
Harold and Diana Millman
Roberta Moll
Kathleen and Robert Moran
David Morse
Thomas Musso
Karl Neely
Bonnie Negrete
Claire Nelson
Rhett Nettles
Monica Neufang
Andrew Newitt
Barb and Bob Nicolai
Janice Nieman
Stefanie Niles
Michael Nolan
Edward and Lois Norcross
Anne Norton
Cecile Ogden
Sharon Ohly
Jeff Oldham
Anne Olson
Ricardo Padilla
Mercedes Papaharis
Rallis and Dendy Pappas
Charles Paquin
Jill Patrick
Qi Pauls
Jamie Paulsen
Brianna Pearson
James Pecoy III
Ekaterina Pekar
Misha Pekar and Ruthie Foster
Bruce L. Pepchinski
Sophia Perlee
Lauren Phalin
Michael Phillip
Rae Phillips
Nicholas Piccola
The Ponderosa Fund
Brianne Porter
Nolan Prestwood
Ralph Principe
Rebecca Quinlan
John and Andrea Quinn
Susan and Jim Radley
Janani Raman
Shawn Ray
Sydni Redmond
Grace Reed
Sarah Reed
Susan Reiling
George Reinhart
Michele Reposa
Michael Resler
Darryl and Sandra Reyna
Helen Reynolds
Elizabeth Rhoads
Nathan Rice
Deborah Rodriguez
Sue Barrett Romero
Jennifer Rosborough
(Players Continued)
Elizabeth Rose
Cathy Rosenblum
Elizabeth Roth
Megan Rothrock
John Routh
Blake Ryan
Ed Ryan
Michael Sanders
Deborah Schapiro
Amy Schultz
Barbara Segars
Cheryl Sexton
Pete Shahid
Barney and Susan Shapiro
David and Kristina Shatz
Nicole Shedler
Noreen Shugrue
Gail Silverman
Elaine and Bill Simpson
Heather Sjostrom
Christopher Smith
Douglas Smith
Ellen Smith
Mac Smith
Frank Smyth
Howard Snow
Karen Spain
Tom and Peggy Spain
Kurt Speich
Lee Spong
Susan Stagner
Amanda Steinhardt
Vitre Stephens
Lynette Stolarzyk
Sue Loudenslager Stover
Roger Stronell
Jeannie Sullivan
Rose Marie Swanson
Lawrence Taliaferro
Michele Talley
Curtis Tambornino
JC Taylor
Kitty Temple
Albert Terranova
Elizabeth Tezza
Edward Thomas
Michael Thomas
Martha Toft
Kara Trott
Kathleen Trudo
Lisa Trunk
David Tumbusch
Joyce Turner
Katie Unsinger
Becky Van Wie
Joy and Greg Varley
Jim Veraldi
Gabriel Virella
Dr. Joe Vuthiganon
Mary Walker
Patricia Wanstreet
Alexis Ward
Ruth and Barry Warren
(Players Continued)
Mary Ellen Long Way
Gina Weathersby
Cheryl Webster
Lori Weiss
Martha Ann Welsh and Gordon E. Dehler
Patrick Welsh
Carly Westerman
Gerard White
Linda Whitt
Stephanie Willingham
Ronnie Williams
Joseph Willingham
Ann and Gerrit Wolf
Tina Woods
Verlon Wulf
Kristen Wurster
Scott Yarbrough
Mark Yates
Barbara and Andy Young
Jeanette Young
Michael Younginer
JD Zubia
In Memoriam
Bill Hewitt and Karyn Lee In Loving Memory of Laura M. Hewitt
Margaret F. Hore In Loving Memory of Joseph F. Hores
Catherine LaFond In Loving Memory of Claire LaFond
Anthony Richard Oglietti In Loving Memory of Janice Oglietti
Frank Patterson In Loving Memory of Nina Patterson
Janine Sievers and Ashley Wingfield In Loving Memory of Ron Sievers
In Loving Memory of Jim Wick
Gail Corvette
Suzanne Coughlin
Rebecca Davidson
Ann Agricola Fetrow
Janet Fiorenza and Mike Simmons
Connie Forrester
Hargrove Engineers
Fred and Dana Hill
Winslow and Donna Jones
Rebecca Laub Luscz
Jeff, Lindsey, George and Luke Marshall
Wally and Judy Meggs
Anne, Frances, Alec and Ben Morris
Valerie Morris
Robert and Barbara Nicolai
Rebecca Quinlan
Sue Barrett Romero
Mike Shade
Lee Spong
Sue Loudenslager Stover
Mark and Dianne Tompkins
Rebecca Wick
The Director's Circle is a special society that provides members with opening night performances and receptions. The tax-deductible portion of Director's Circle is used to underwrite Charleston Stage's Education Programs that reach over 30,000 Lowcountry students each season. Education is the cornerstone of Charleston Stage, and with your Director's Circle membership you will enjoy six magical evenings of great theatre with fabulous receptions, all while supporting a wonderful organization and contributing to theatre education throughout the Lowcountry. For more details, contact Blake Whitney, Director of Memberships and Events, at (843) 647-7373, bwhitney@charlestonstage.com or scan the QR code on the next page.
Below are 2025-26 Members as of August 17, 2025.
Director’s Circle Platinum Members
Jennifer and Gerry Baldwin
Dana and Tony Berry
George and Jolene Boatright
Lynne Bowis
Olesya and Raymon Bracey
Gearin Broderick
Gretchen Budig
Dan and Cathy Buffington
Dr. Crystal Y. Campbell
Courtney L Champion
Laura F. Cramer
Jane Joukowsky Dixon
Dennis and Lynn Drew
Tyler Ennis
Giles Fernald and Melinda Goins-Fernald
Janet Fiorenza and Mike Simmons
Dr. Edward Galaid and Chris Tobin
Pete and Kathy Gaynor
Harvey and Audrey Glick
Fran Griffiths
Bill Hewitt and Karyn Lee
Julie Bell Lindsay
Will and Sally Wise Howle
David and Wendy Kane
Cuthbert Langley and Brandon Walker
Dr. and Mrs. W. John Langley
Cathy Long
Kim and Brendan Maloof
Jenni and Neal McCarty
Heather McFarlin
Jay and Wenda Harris Millard
Valerie Morris
Deborah and Dale Morsefield
John and Monica Mutter
George and Janine Nagrodsky
Mosmi Naik-Patel and Shailesh Patel
Thomas O'Brien
Judi and Mark Paylor
Brock and Ashley Rabon
Joe and Lisa Rice
Bill and Cynthia Jannuzzi Rogers
Marilyn Romeo and Nick Pappas
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Sade
Claire and Joseph Schady
Ginger and David Scott
Michael Shewan and Pat Patrick
Cheryl and Michael Siegmund
Janine Sievers and Ashley Wingfield
Catherine and Patrick Snead
Georgette and Fred Stone
Fred Thompson and Dr. Carolyn Thiedke
Mary Tinebra
Rosemary Tountas
Mark and Bettie Tullis
Dede Warren and The Dede & B.V. Team
Rebecca Wick and Suzanne Coughlin
Victor and Marguerite Young
Director’s Circle General Members
Mary Beth Barley and Audrey Temelini
Mark and Sarah Lee Beck
Darryl V. and Valerie K. Bullock
Jon and Hayley Carter
Phil and Angie Clarke
Bill and Elizabeth Craver
Betsy Curtin
Cathy Dezelon
Mark and Sandy Feldman
Kim and Mike Hemphill
Herbert and Sharon Hollar
Bob and Kathy Johnson
Robert Danny Jones and Douglas McCoy
Joey Kennedy and David Nagelkirk
Steven and Mary Gordon Kerr
Kathy Littleton and Ellen Taylor
George and Jody Pinion
Robert and Nancy Rich
Brian P. and Mary T. Smith
Marilyn Sobel and Ben Cohen
Jeff and Jen Sobers
R. Scott Thompson, MD, and Mrs. Nancy Thompson
Stephanie and Brian Walsh
