CHARLESTON STAGE AT THE HISTORIC DOCK STREET THEATRE
FEBRUARY 26 - MARCH 16, 2025
Marybeth Clark, Artistic Director Tim Rogers, Managing Director
THE GLASS MENAGERIE
By TENNESSEE WILLIAMS
Premier Sponsor: HEWITT FAMILY FUND
Associate Sponsor: THE PETER GLENVILLE FOUNDATION
Direction JULIAN WILES
Assistant Direction Scenic Design Costume Design
KAMERON ROJAS- ADAM JEHLE ABBIE JONES SCHUENEMAN
Lighting Design Properties Design Sound Design
CALEB S. GARNER
HAILEE MEOLA-SELBY LUKE WALCHUK
Stage Manager JENNY BETTKE
THE GLASS MENAGERIE is presented by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing, LLC, servicing the Dramatists Play Service collection. (www.dramatists.com)
THE GLASS MENAGERIE is presented by arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc. on behalf of The University of the South, Sewanee, Tennessee.
Any video and/or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.
This project is funded in part by the South Carolina Arts Commission which receives support from the National Endowment for the Arts.
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“Yes, I have tricks in my pocket, I have things up my sleeve. But I am the opposite of a stage magician. He gives you illusion that has the appearance of truth. I give you truth in the pleasant disguise of illusion. To begin with, I turn back time. I reverse it to that quaint period, the thirties” - Tom Wingfield, the narrator’s opening lines in The Glass Menagerie.
Inspired by his own memories of his youth, Tennessee Williams called his play The Glass Menagerie, “a memory play”. For Williams, those memories were bittersweet, Tom (Tennessee Williams's real first name) like Tom Wingfield the play’s narrator, worked a dead end job at the Consolidated Shoe Company in 1930’s St. Louis. There he stacked shoe boxes all day, daydreaming all the while of becoming a writer. Young Tennessee lived in a cramped apartment with his nagging mother and his beloved sister, Rose. Rose, like the shy Laura Wingfield at the center of Williams' moving play, had her own collection of glass animals which she kept on a menagerie of shelves. Young Tennessee, like Tom in the play, felt trapped not only by his job but by his responsibilities to his mother and family.
And though young Tennessee Williams' life seemed small and insignificant, his dreams were big. He wrote constantly, secretly at the shoe factory and at the dining room table at home. “Write what you know” is what young writers are told and young Tennessee (Tom) Williams took that to heart.
But it wasn’t just the story he knew first hand that excited him, it was how he could use the magic and beauty of words to tell that story. Williams is celebrated for his beautiful language, which though lush and romantic, sounds naturalistic as well. He was influenced by the rhythm of the South having spent his early years in Mississippi where he lived with his grandparents. He retained his southern accent, so much so that college classmates dubbed him “Tennessee”, a name Williams would soon adopt as his pen name.
Williams was also a theatrical visionary embracing new ways to tell a story onstage. He was ahead of his time. He had visions of presenting The Glass Menagerie with elaborate projections, special lighting and sound to evoke the sense that this story unfolds within the memories of Tom the narrator. Many of Williams’s original staging ideas were dropped in the original 1944 production though Williams included notes on them in the
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published editions of the play.
And so for our 2025 production, here at the Dock Street, our talented design team has embraced Williams’s central idea that the play is memory and used that as the inspiration for the imaginative staging you will see tonight. While the play is certainly centered in reality it is seen through the wistful eyes of memory and reflection and seems to float there before us in a vision of a real moment in time.
Further enhancing the production, we have the moving original incidental music for the production that was created by Broadway composer Mel Marvin. Marvin, a legendary Broadway and Opera Composer now working in New York and recently retired as a professor at NYU, produced his first work here at the Dock Street almost 60 years ago.
Charleston Stage has produced The Glass Menagerie twice before, but the last production was in 1997 so I was honored when I was asked to return to mount this all new production, especially considering that it’s one of my very favorite plays. Not only was I given a terrific design team but a remarkable professional cast as well. My longtime friend and colleague Marybeth Clark heads the cast as Amanda, the mother in the play (based on Tennessee Williams’s own mother). Luke Shaw who plays the Gentleman Caller has been performing with Charleston Stage since he was in kindergarten. And these Charleston Stage veterans are joined by two outstanding members of this year’s talented Resident Professional Acting Company, Sam Majors as Tom (the young Tennessee Williams) and Abigail Vernon as Laura (based on Tennessee Williams’s sister Rose).
It has been a great pleasure to return to this special play, one of my favorites and to work with this talented team of performers and creatives once more working to present you, our audience with “truth in the pleasant disguise of illusion.”
Julian Wiles, Founder and Director Emeritus
Setting: An apartment in St. Louis
Part I. Preparation for a Gentleman Caller. Part II. The Gentleman calls.
There is a 15-minute intermission.
of The Glass Menagerie
CHARACTER ACTOR
Amanda Wingfield ............................................................................................ MARYBETH CLARK
Laura Wingfield .................................................................................................. ABIGAIL VERNON*
Tom Wingfield............................................................................................................ SAM MAJORS*
Jim O'Connor (Gentleman Caller) ............................................................................. LUKE SHAW * Member, Charleston Stage Resident Acting Company
Production Staff for The Glass Menagerie
Production Manager .......................................................................................... ASHLEY PALMER
Technical Director ............................................................................................. MARK DELANCEY
Resident Scenic and Projection Designer/ATD ................................................ ADAM JEHLE
Scenic Charge Artist ...................................................................................... BRANDON BARKER
Resident Lighting Designer ........................................................................... CALEB S. GARNER
Properties Master ..................................................................................... HAILEE MEOLA-SELBY
Shop Technician and Scenic Painter ................................................................ CLAIRE BRENIA
Scenic Carpenters..................................................................JOSH MICCIO and ADAM WELLS
Associate Costume Designer and Construction Coordinator ............. HAYLEY O'BRIEN
Wardrobe Supervisor and Stitcher ....................................................................... ABBIE JONES
Draper ............................................................................................... KESTREL JURKIEWICZ-MILES
Stitcher/Wardrobe................................................................................................ LOREN SMITHER
Resident Sound Designer and Audio Engineer .......................................... LUKE WALCHUK
Sound Engineer and Technical Assistant .................................................. WALKER DILLARD
Resident Stage Manager ............................................................................... RAVYN T. MEADOR
TheatreWings Co-Coordinator....................... CALEB S. GARNER and RAVYN T. MEADOR
TheatreWings Assistant Stage Manager ............................................... RILEY BEASENBURG
TheatreWings Assistant Stage Manager / Deck Crew ........................ COPELYN GOLDEN and KATTIE SEAMAN
TheatreWings Dresser .............................................................................................. TESS ELLISOR
IASTE Flyman..................................................................................... TIMOTHY “SUGAR” CARTER
IASTE Stewart and Lighting Board Operator .............................................. CHARLES SMITH
Special Thanks
Special thanks to our Scene Shop and Costume Shop volunteers, plus our Resident Acting Company and our TheatreWings High School Apprentices.
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LEGALLY BLONDE • Apr. 9 - May 4, 2025
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Charleston Stage Leadership
MARYBETH CLARK (Artistic Director)
Marybeth is in her twenty-sixth season with Charleston Stage. 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. 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 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 recently is working towards her Doctorate in Occupational Therapy at MUSC and Prentice teaches special needs students 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! and Elf The Musical and most recently Beautiful. 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 149 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 and most recently as Madame Arcati in Blithe Spirit.
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. 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 both 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 where they live with their 15-year-old cocker-beagle, Maddi.
JULIAN WILES
(Founder and Director Emeritus)
Playwright, director, designer and educator, Julian Wiles, founded Charleston Stage in 1978 and led the company for 45 seasons until his retirement in 2023. Under Wiles's leadership, Charleston Stage became one of the region’s largest and most respected performing arts institutions. As Founder and Producing Artistic Director, Wiles designed, directed and produced over 300 productions. He has written 34 original plays and musicals, eight of which are published and produced around the country. Many of his original works such as The Seat of Justice, Gershwin at Folly, and JFK & Inga Binga celebrate the Lowcountry’s rich cultural heritage and history.
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
MARYBETH CLARK (Amanda Wingfield)
Marybeth is the Artistic Director of Charleston Stage and in her twenty-sixth season. In her time at Charleston Stage she has directed over 70 shows, favorites include; Kinky Boots, Of Mice and Men, Mamma Mia! and Elf The Musical and most recently Beautiful. 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 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 and most recently as Madame Arcati in Blithe Spirit. For Marybeth's full Charleston Stage Leadership bio, please see Page10.
SAM MAJORS (Tom Wingfield)
Sam is so excited to join Charleston Stage! He is a proud Portlandian hailing from Oregon. Sam was recently seen in A Christmas Carol in the Ensemble, in Purlie Victorious as Charlie and in Fiddler On the Roof as Motel. Previous credits include Bonnie and Clyde (Ted), Once Upon a Mattress (Minstrel), In Pieces (Charlie), and Jesus Christ Superstar (King Herod). He received his B.F.A. in Musical Theatre and B.A. in Mathematics from Texas Christian University. Sam is so grateful for his time at TCU and would like to thank Joseph, his family, and Twyla for all of their help getting here. @officially_samm
LUKE SHAW (Jim O'Connor - Gentleman Caller)
Luke is thrilled to be working with Charleston Stage again. A recent graduate from the College of Charleston, he earned his B.A. in English with a minor in Religious Studies. Now adjusting to postgraduate life, Luke is thankful beyond words for the opportunity to perform and play a small part in creating this production of The Glass Menagerie. 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 include 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.
ABIGAIL VERNON (Laura Wingfield)
Abigail (Abby) is absolutely thrilled to join Charleston Stage as a Resident Actor for their 47th Season! Originally from Allentown, New Jersey, Abby earned her B.A. in Theatre from DeSales University in Allentown, Pennsylvania. Most recently she was seen as Tzeitel (Fiddler on the Roof), Bird Girl (A Year with Frog and Toad) and as Lady Vistor/Mrs. Cruickshanks/Ensemble (A Christmas Carol) at the Dock Street Theatre. Some of her other previous and most favorite credits include Maria (The Sound of Music), Drowsy (The Drowsy Chaperone), and Olivia (Twelfth Night). Abby is incredibly grateful for the continued support of her four sisters, twin brother, wonderful parents, friends, and her DeSales family. She is ecstatic for this opportunity and cannot wait to be apart of bringing this season to life! Website: abigailvernon.com Instagram: @abbyy.vernon
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SHOW SPONSORS
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Peter Glenville Foundation
Hewitt Family Fund
The Mark Elliott Motley Foundation
The John and Carolyn Peterson Charitable Foundation
PNC Bank
Publix Super Markets Charities
Dr. H. Del and Linda Schutte
The Albert Sottile Foundation, Georgia
Homer Darby and Mary Ellen Long Way, Trustees
The Henry and Sylvia Yaschik Foundation
EDUCATION SPONSORS
Saul Alexander Foundation
Arts, etc.
The Beaufort Fund
Frances P. Bunnelle Foundation
Charleston County School District
City of Charleston
Coastal Community Foundation
Community Foundation of the Lowcountry
Daniel Island Community Fund
Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation
Sandra Korn
Nancy Love
The John and Carolyn Peterson Charitable Foundation
South Carolina Arts Commission
TD Charitable Foundation
Truist Foundation
Walmart
Charles Webb/Ed Croft Endowment
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Tess Ellisor ............................. Academic Magnet High School
Rhys Eppes ................................................................ Homeschool
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Copelyn Golden Hanahan High School
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Karina Ivanova Charleston County School of the Arts
John Knox Charleston County School of the Arts
Nela Long ...................................................................... Ashley Hall
Evelyn Sanchez Charleston County School of the Arts
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Kattie Seaman............ Palmetto Homeschool Association / Harmony K-12
Zoë Sewell Lucy Beckham High School
Alex Spears ................................................. Wando High School
Sarah Ellen Weatherholtz..............First Baptist High School
Clara Woolum Charleston County School of the Arts
Suguri Yamaguchi .............. Academic Magnet High School
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PRODUCTION
SCENIC AND ELECTRICS:
Technical Director MARK DELANCEY mdelancey@charlestonstage.com
Scenic Charge BRANDON BARKER bbarker@charlestonstage.com
Shop Technician and Scenic Painter CLAIRE BRENIA cbrenia@charlestonstage.com
Resident Lighting Designer and TheatreWings Co-Coordinator CALEB S. GARNER cgarner@charlestonstage.com
Resident Scenic and Projection Designer/ATD ADAM JEHLE ajehle@charlestonstage.com
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Resident Stage Manager and TheatreWings Co-Coordinator
RAVYN T. MEADOR rmeador@charlestonstage.com
Production Manager
ASHLEY PALMER apalmer@charlestonstage.com
COSTUMES:
Wardrobe Supervisor and Stitcher
ABBIE JONES ajones@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
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Resident Sound Designer and Audio Engineer
LUKE WALCHUK
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Sound Engineer and Technical Assistant
WALKER DILLARD
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2024-25 Charleston Stage Contributors
Contributions to Charleston Stage directly support our vast arts education initiatives that reach over 20,000 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 special school matinees. This funding also provides scholarships for under-resourced families.
Below are contributions made between February 1, 2024 - February 3, 2025.
Benefactors ($50,000 +)
Charleston County School District
City of Charleston
Fred and Joan Pittman Family Fund
The Albert Sottile Foundation, Georgia Homer Darby and Mary Ellen Long Way, Trustees
South Carolina Arts Commission
Fred Thompson and Dr. Carolyn Thiedke
Stars ($25,000 - $49,999) Arts, etc.
Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation
Katherine Schob Glenn
The Dubose and Dorothy Heyward Memorial Fund
The John and Carolyn Peterson
Charitable Foundation
PNC Bank
The Henry and Sylvia Yaschik Foundation
Producers ($10,000 - $24,999)
Dr. H. Del and Mrs. Linda Schutte
Sarah Beardsley and Christopher Randolph
The Frances P. Bunnelle Foundation
Colbert Family Fund
Danielle and Christian Hartley
Bill and Karyn Lee Hewitt
Southern Lumber with Andersen
Windows and Doors and Azek
TD Charitable Foundation
Charles E. and Andrea L. Volpe Foundation
Playwrights ($5,000 - $9,999)
Julia Andres
BlueCross BlueShield of SC
Buffington Homes
Charleston County
Coastal Community Foundation
Daniel Island Community Fund
Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation
Frank Glenn Family Fund
Benedict Maresca
Publix Super Markets Charities
Chelsea Rennhoff and Giles
Whiting
Playwrights Continued
Cynthia Jannuzzi Rogers
In Loving Memory of Eva Laverne Tambornino
Truist Foundation
Webbcraft Family Foundation, Inc.
The Wise Family
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The Beaufort Fund of Coastal Community Foundation
Lynne Bowis
Dr. Gearin Broderick
Sonia and David Brown
Ms Gretchen Budig
Dr. Crystal Y. Campbell
Jon and Hayley Carter
Courtney L. Champion
Community Foundation of the Lowcountry
Chad and Emily Cruse
Peter & Lauren D'Amato
Dennis and Lynn Drew
Ralph and Nancy Edwards
Giles Fernald, Melinda Goins-Fernald
Ms. Janet Fiorenza and Mr. Mike Simmons
Ed Galaid, Chris Tobin
Pete and Kathy Gaynor
Debbie and Fritz Goulding
Fran Griffiths
John Griffiths Hardwood
William and Sally Howle
The Joanna Foundation
David and Wendy Kane
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Cathy G. Long
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Kim Maloof
Jennifer and Neal McCarty
Meredith and Trey McLaughlin
Jay Millard and Wenda Harris Millard
Valerie Morris
Deborah and Dale Morsefield
The Mark Elliot Motley Foundation
John and Monica Mutter
Janine and George Nagrodsky
Mosmi Naik-Patel and Shailesh Patel
Thomas O'Brien
The Oxford Fund Inc.
Frank and Nina Patterson
Judith & Mark Paylor
Directors Continued
Sergio and Christy Radovcic
Joe and Lisa Rice
John M. Rivers, Jr. Foundation
Elizabeth Roth
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Claire and Joseph Schady
Ginger and David Scott
Peter and Debbie Sellars
Ed and Elizabeth Shelley
Michael Shewan and Pat Patrick
Cheryl and Michael Siegmund
Janine Sievers and Ashley Wingfield
Marcia and Howard Sklar
Catherine and Patrick Snead
Marilyn Sobel and Ben Cohen
Ted and Susan Soderlund
Jennifer Spain and Carlton Swift
Fred and Georgette Stone
Andrea and Steven Strawn
Synovus Bank
Curtis Tambornino
Katie and Stephen Tarrant
Rosemary Tountas
Rebecca and Jim Wick
Supporters ($1,000 - $2,499)
Saul Alexander Foundation
Mary Beth Barley and Audrey Temelini
Mark and Sarah Lee Beck
Blackbaud
Darryl and Valerie Bullock
Catherine and Bobby Byrd
Phil & Angie Clarke
William and Elizabeth Craver
Betsy Curtin and Dick Van Atta
Sally Davis
Cathy Dezelon
Kate Dolan
Ana Dunwoody
Mark Feldman, Sandy Feldman
Vivian and Mark Gernand
Harvey and Audrey Glick
Hank and Laurel Greer
Guffey Family Foundation
Emily Hay
Sharon and Herbert Hollar
Joseph Kennedy and David Nagelkirk
Steven and Mary Gordon Kerr
KnowledgeWorks Foundation
Sandra Korn
Edward and Gina Kozek
2024-25 Charleston Stage Contributors
Supporters Continued
JD and Alicia Kuhn
Cuthbert Langley and Brandon Walker
Christopher Larsen Charitable Fund
Denise and Paul Laurent
Julie Bell Lindsay
Richard S. Lord
Nancy and M.L. Love
Harrison D. Mclver III
Jay and Ginger Millen
Barbara R. Miller
Mrs. Johanna Miller
Starr Murphy
Melinda Nicholson and Richard Naum
The Anthony and Janice Oglietti Charitable Fund
Deanna Pandolfi and Richard Losquadro
Jody Pinion and George Pinion
Nancy and Robert Rich
Al and Edna Roberds
Rick and Melissa Rush
Dr. Frank M. Schwartz
Brian P. and Mary T. Smith
Karen Spain
Dr. and Mrs. R. Scott Thompson
Mark and Bettie Tullis
Walmart
Dede Warren - The Dede & B.V. Team
The Charles Webb/Ed Croft Endowment Fund
Tom and Janet Willson
Amy Wilson and Mathew Swenson
Ann and Gerrit Wolf
Victor C. and Marguerite L. Young
Players (Up to $999)
82 Queen & Florence's Lowcountry Kitchen
Kent Abrahamson
Bob Abramski
Clarence Admiral
Jennifer Albaneze
Sarita Albrecht
Jonathan Alkis
Pat Allison Household
Melinda Alsop-Manuel
Charles and Susan Altman
Ellen Andersen
Eric Anderson
Jessica Aragon
Ms. Sherry Archie
Rob Ardis
Melody Arliss
Lael Arrington
Karl Ashworth
Jena Atlass
Paul Attaway
Ms. Tracy Awe
Caitlin Bailey
Ruffin Bailey
Bob Balogh
Players Continued
Caroline Bardon
Kathi Barnett
Lillian Barnette
Mark Barrett
Barbara Barriere
Daniel and Robin Reed Baylis
Jacqueline Limoge Bartlett
Kim Bartlett
Marcia Bartlett
Samille Basler
Courtney Bath
Judith Beach
Legare and Milly Beacham
Barbara Beachley
Lindsey Behrendt
Joyce Bell
Michele Gershman Bennett
HP & Tabatha Benton
Ira Berendt
Ellen Shong Bergman
Dirk and Michelle Berry
Scott Berry
Eileen Bezeg
Amy Billerbeck
Natalie Bily
Jeff Bixler
Jill Blades
Theresa Blitch
Doyce Boesch
MaryLou Bohle
Linda Bonetti
Neal Booker
William Botts
Genevieve Bowman
Candace Brace
Anthony Bradley
James Brady
Mike Brady
Lauren Brandon
Russell Brant
Betty and David Breedlove
Tim and Rachel Brennan Household
Stephen Broecker
Robert Brown
Stephen Brown
Peter and Megan Browne
Peter Browne Jr
Ms. Heather Brownlee
Ashley Brueggemann
Susan Bryant
Caroline Bryer
Lois Bullard
Virginia Bullard
Caitlin Bullock
Mary Alice Burns
Maureen Cahill
Peggy Campbell
Dorothy and Jim Cantwell
Lisa Cappe
Chris Caradonna
Ann Carew
Linda Carmain
Players Continued
James and Ashley Carner
Craig Carnick
Carolina Eastern, Inc.
James Carpenter
Mary Casey
Frank and Kathleen Cassidy
Katie Castleberry
Kenneth Cessac
Lorne Chambers
Linda Chapman
Rachelle Chase
Jennifer Chassman
Pamela Cheney
Liz Chichester
Mr. Stephen Chizmadia
Bethany Clarke
Steven E. Clem
Betty Coffey
Barbara Cohn
Kristi Colburn
Jean Collins
Maryanne Connelly
Tammy Connor
Hon. & Mrs. Tom & Anne Considine
Patrick Cook
Helen and Dawes Cooke
Curtis Correa
Gail Corvette
Charlotte Cox
Stephanie Cox
Douglas Crawford
James Crawford
Miriam Cromwell
Mrs. Jill Cross
Jeanne Crouch
Jaqueline Cumello
Beth Curley
Marcella and Mike Curley
Claire Curtis
Christa Czander
Robert D'Amato
Paula Daly
Georgia Darby
Anna Darling
Barbara Davenport
Cindy Davis
Faye Davis
Mary Deantonio
Claudia Deare
Prof. Gordon Dehler and Prof.
Ann Welsh
Maryana Delaine
Beti Derbyshire
Ms. Stefany Di Manno Ceccato
Kelli DiMattia
Debbie Dogrul
Philip Doherty
Elizabeth Dorman
Kelly Dougherty
Marguerite Dougherty
Carol Downs
2024-25 Charleston Stage Contributors
Players Continued
Dr. Carol J. Drowota
Edward Duffy
William Mark Dukes
Pam and Bill Duncan
Sydney Dunham
Susan Dunn
Liz Duren
Kate Ebnet
Debra Echols
Mr. Jason Emminizer
Julie Emory
Tyler Ennis, Mainstage Consulting Group
Poppy Enos
Megan Epting
The Establishment
Maggi Fandel
Sally Fehn
Ursula and Michael Ferguson
Fidelity Charitable
Gary Fink
Amy Fitzgibbons
Robert E. Flandry
Mr. Jamie Fletcher
Cheryll Flowers
Daniel Madison Floyd III
Shonte Fludd
Julia Flumian
Leeny Foiles
Ruthie Foster
Christina Fry
Nanci Futrell
Andrea Gabel
George Gabriel
Amanda Gaffney
Mr. Philip Gagnon
Kim Gaillard
Barney Gailliard
Richard Galiardo
Troy Gandee
Liza Gandis
Greg Garvan
Mary E. Garvelink
Joyce and Gerry Gherlein
Susan Giarrusso
Louise Gibson
Bernadette Gillians
Madeline Goehring
Theresa Gonzales
John Gooding
Leona Grant Gooding
Peter B. Goodrich
Gregory Gorno
Susan Gorski
Janet Grabacki
Andrea Grabman
Scott Grabner
Mary Graham
Lafayette Grant
Polly Grant
Stephen Grantham
Erika Greco
Players Continued
William Green
Judith Greene
Timothy Gregory
Ashley Griesemer
Paige Grimball
Bryan and Margaretta Grimm
Grzecki Family Charitable Fund
Dj Guarino
Justin Gumas
Bill and Eileen Guptill
Brenda Hackley
Celeste Hahnemann
Linda Haim
Judith Halberda
George Hale
Karen Halle
Lucinda Halstead
Jay Hamilton
Rita Hammond
Mary Kate Hampton
Ronald Hancock
Robert Hankins
Jeannie and Kenneth Harrell
Willie Harriford
Seth Hartman
John Harvey
Sharron Hastie
Ron Hawley
David Heffernan
Michael and Kim Hemphill
Lavern Henderson
Rose Ann Hendricks
Joanne Hennessy
Harriet Hetzel
Tony Hiatt
Robert and Lisa Hibdon
Jack and Karen Higgins
Lea Hill
Rebecca Hilstad
Cindy Hines
Frank Hines
Linda Hines
Andy Hinson
Kenneth Hirsch
Katherine Hodge
Roland Hoffman
Sean W. Holleran and Lucas Murley
Winston and Margaret Hollister
Julie Holtman
Megan Honaker
Darin and Gloria Hopkins
Ryan Horne
Mr. And Mrs. Joseph Householder
Chris Howard
Valerie Howell
Noriko Ishidashi
Lawrence Jackson
Thomas Jakups
Doug James and Carolee Williams
Michael Jannace
Chris Jarratt
Players Continued
Chase Jasso
Dorothea Jenkins
Marvin Jenkins
Rich and Liz Jenkins
Sara Jensen
Donna Johnson
Tom Johnson
Bob and Kathy Johnson
Joan Jones
John Joubin
Jeffrey Kaneb
Gary and April Kanew
Steve Karp
Ms. Andrea Kattas
Eve and Michael Kendrick
Joseph Kennedy
Bradley Kerr
Rachel Kerr
Harriette Kerr
McCain Kerr
Glenn Keyes Architects
Karen Keyes
Brenda Kight
Anne Osborne Kilpatrick
Stephen Kimbrough
Terry Kinder
Tory Kindley
Lisa Kindsvater
Kerry Kingry
Guy Klang
John Klaric
Marilyn Kloepfer
September Kondas
Sandra Korn
Ekaterina Kostina-Pekar
Wendy Kroll
David and Margaret Kunes
Peggy and Franklin Labelle
Catherine LaFond
John LaMaster
Edward and Lisa Lamm
James and Rachel Landis
Audrey and Martin Lane
Diane Langston
Dieter & Heidi Lantin
Robert Lavallee
Drake Lavender
Elisabeth Lavin-Peter
Jo Ann Lawless
Madelaine Lawrence
Sally Lawrence
Amy Lazenby
David Lemon
Cynthia Lett
Cheryl Levin
Gregg Levin
Tal Levin
Paige Levy
Lawrence Libater
Mary Line
Teresa Link
Marla Liphardt
2024-25 Charleston Stage Contributors
Players Continued
Kathryn Littleton
Sheldon Litwin
Mia Lockett
Tina Longstreth
Taylor Loring
Danielle Loveless
Sharon Lubert
Reginald Lucas
David & Terry Lupo
Elisabeth and Spencer Lynch
Bruce MacKinnon
Rebecca Majeski
Margaret Maley
Catherine Malone
Edward Manganiello
Carol Manheim
Peter and Annette Mani
Judy and John Manzi
Kelley Maresca
Davis Marksbury
Gerald Marrington
Donna Martin
Lisa Mascolo
Julie Mathias
Mike and Amy Mauldin
Richard Maxwell
Lynn Mayer
Roberta Mazyck
Barbara McClendon
Melinda McCrary
Ellen McDaniel
Michael McEniry
Herbert and Diane McGuire
Mindy McKinnis
Bonny McLean
Debra McLendon
Eugene McMurray
Jason McNeil
Martin McNulty
Cliff Mead
Clinton Medbery
Robena Medbery
Nataliia Melnikova
Lea Melone
Tom and Deborah Merriam
Barbara Merritt
B.V. Messervy
Jay Meyer
Renee Meyer
Henry Clay Middleton
Melody Miller
Reyne Miller
Ann Miller-Cohen
Ralph Mills
Amy Minella
Cynthia Minor
Robert Mitchell
Roberta Moll
Anna Montgomery
Steven Moore
Kathleen and Robert Moran
Tracie Morgado
Players Continued
Christina Morgan
Davis Morse
Heidi Mortimer
Mary Stewart Murphey
Thomas Musso
Joseph Natoli
Marie Nazzaro
Alex Neary
Billy Nebb
Mr. Dwight Neal
Claire Nelson
Donna Netzley
Monica Neufang
Brad and Patty Neville
Robert Neville
Mary Nickerson
Barb and Bob Nicolai
Janice Nieman
Iaroslavna Nikonova
Bradley Nirenblatt
Michael Nolan
Edward and Lois Norcross
Diane and Thomas Nugent
Florene Odgers
Anne Olson
Courtney Olson
Jane Ovenden
Steven Padilla
Denise Pappas
Rallis and Dendy Pappas
Janet Parenty
Francine Parker
Sherrie Parks
Zari Partridge
Jill Patrick
Rosemary Patton
Mr. Lance Paulson
Veronica and William Payer
PayPal Giving Fund
Susan Pearlstine
Brianna Pearson
Misha Pekar
John and Carolyn Pelletier
Denise Pena
Eileen Penney
Denise Penz
Bruce L. Pepchinski
Honey Perkins Family Foundation
Lauren Phalin
James Pherson
Phicas Foundation
Derek T. Pickens & Ryan Pixler
Joseph P. Pickett
Clare Pittman
Patricia R. Poland
Kristopher Pollard
Janice Pollock
The Ponderosa Fund
Claudia Porter
Helen C. Powell
Nolan Prestwood
Nancy and Dan Prickett
Players Continued
Ralph Principe
Martin Proulx
Kathryn Prouse
Frank Prudent
John and Andrea Quinn
Chris Rabens
Susan and Jim Radley
Barb Raga
Sheri Ragan
Chris Raispis
Linda Ray
Jennifer Redfern
Grace Reed
Adam Reeves
Marian Reeves
Caleb Rehmet
Susan Reiling
Rick and Ann Reinert
George Reinhart
Tracy Remmereid
Anthony Renta
George Renton
Michelle Reposa
Darryl and Sandra Reyna
Helen Reynolds
Jennifer Reynolds
Elizabeth Rhoads
Lynda Richards
Darrell Ricketts
Kris Ritenour
Jennifer Robinson
David Robison
Gretchen Rockwell
Guisella Rodriguez
Bobby Rogers
Tim Rogers and Jeff Pascoe
Elizabeth Rose
Brenda Rosenthal
Melissa Rothermel
Judy Roumillat
Bettina Routh
John Routh
Peter Rupert
Jodi Rush
John Rush
Anne Russell
Kim Rzab
Rogan Saal
Donna Salerno
Joyce Santopietro
Vicky Saunders
Aleyse Scarborough
Jason Schiciano
William Schlotter
Kerrie Schnake
Barbie and Brian Schreiner
Amy Schultz
Pete Schwartz
Michael Scott
Mary Scoville
Patricia Seawright
Paula Seesman
2024-25 Charleston Stage Contributors
Players Continued
Dr. and Mrs. John B. Selhorst
Joseph Sepich
Brittany Severino
Cheryl Sexton
Pete Shahid
Barney and Susan Shapiro
Divisha Sharma
David and Kristina Shatz
Marjorie Shymske
Gregory Sidwell
Gail Silverman
Marion Simmons
Beth Simons
Elaine and Bill Simpson
Mr. Stephen Skardon Jr.
Christy Slade
Mr. Todd Slawter
Andrew Slotin
Barbara and Stuart Smith
Jill Smith
Melissa Smith
Robin Smith
Teresa Smith
Lisa Smith-Butler
Frank Smyth
George W. and Barbara Lou
Smyth
Howard Snow
Tom and Peggy Spain
Scott Spann
Johanna Spatafora
Kurt Speich
Michael Speranzella
Robert Speziale and Susan Speziale
Frances Spitale
Stephanie Stancil
Robert Stephenson
Makayla Stitt
Thomas and Lori Stoelk
Lynette Stolarzyk
Anna Strates
Betsy Stusnick
Jeannie Sullivan
Patti Sura
Sheri Sutherland
Jennifer Sweney
Paul Sykes
Joyce Tadler
Lawrence Taliaferro
Elizabeth Tate
Bernadet Taylor
Kimberly Taylor
Michael Taylor
Tempest Charleston
Theresa Termine
Albert Terranova
Elizabeth Tezza
Kathleen Thies
Deborah Thomas
Esmeralda Thomas
Players Continued
Jeanette Thompson
Mary Tinebra
Catherine Tisdale
Michael Tomlin
da Toscano Porchetta Shop
Robert Trask
Peggy Trenker
Kathleen Trudo
Martha Trussell
Robert and Deborah Turkewitz
Lauren Turner
Lauren Turnier
H. Wayne and Ellen Unger, Jr.
Mr. John Van Patten
Joy and Greg Varley
Jim Veraldi
Katherine Verano
Eileen Vernon
Donna Villeponteaux
Virgil Patrick Virga Jr.
Dolores L. Vogel
Ms. Martha Von Egger
Karl and Nicole Von Mutius
Dr. Joe Vuthiganon
Sandra Wade
Donna B. Waite
Mary Walker
Mr. Thomas Walker
Betsy Wallace
Rosalind Walman
Stephanie Walsh
Jacqueline Walters
Patricia Wanstreet
Ruth and Barry Warren
Lori Wattay
David C. Watts
Mary Ellen Long Way
Carol Bianco Webb
Mark Webb
Rod Welch
Joye Wells
Peter Wesolowski
Janel White
Sarah Whitney
Linda Whitt
Leslie Whitten
Margaret Wildermann
Julian Wiles and Jenny Hane
Heather Wilks
Austen Williams
Marshall Williams
Ms. Whitney Windsor
Mr. Edward Winters
Casey Wolfe
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Wood
Steve and Cadra Woodford
Tina Woods
Desiree Woody
Shelley Workman
Ms. Bettie M Wright
Brian Wurst
Players Continued
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wurster
Judy Wyndham
Karen Yevak
Anna Young
Barbara and Andy Young
Catherine Young
Michael Younginer
Patricia Zellerbach
Christina Zorenboehmer
JD Zubia
The Ensemble Members
(Young Professionals
Networking Group Under 40)
Rylee Coppel
Tyler Ennis
Daniel Madison Floyd III
Ruthie Foster
Caleb Garner
Sean W. Holleran and Lucas Murley
Sara Jensen
Joseph Kennedy and David Nagelkirk
McCain Kerr
Danielle Key
Cuthbert Langley
Misha Pekar
Jaimee Salone
Immerse yourself in the magical world of theatre with Charleston Stage’s Director’s Circle, an exclusive society designed for those who cherish both the arts and a sense of community. As a member, you are invited to experience the thrill of opening nights combined with a meticulously curated suite of members-only benefits. In essence, membership transcends the traditional theatre experience beyond the normal.
The tax-deductible portion of your dues is a vital contribution to Charleston Stage's Education Programs, impacting over 20,000 Lowcountry youth each season. These initiatives are central to our mission to democratize theatre access, ensuring every child, regardless of background, can experience the transformative power of the arts. By joining the Director’s Circle, you not only enjoy exclusive evenings of entertainment but also actively foster the development of both the next generation of artists and of culturally aware audiences. Your support enables us to offer these programs widely, nurturing young minds and hearts with the magic of theatre.
Director’s Circle Platinum Members
Julia Andres
Jennifer and Gerry Baldwin
Lynne Bowis
Dr. Gearin Broderick
Sonia and David Brown
Gretchen Budig
Buffington Homes
Dr. Crystal Y. Campbell
Chad and Emily Cruse
Peter and Lauren D'Amato
Kate Dolan
Dennis and Lynn Drew
Ralph and Nancy Edwards
Giles Fernald and Melinda Goins-Fernald
Ms. Janet Fiorenza and Mr. Mike
Simmons
Ed Galaid and Chris Tobin
Pete and Kathy Gaynor
Harvey and Audrey Glick
Debbie and Fritz Goulding
Fran Griffiths
Danielle and Christian Hartley
Emily Hay
Karyn Lee and Bill Hewitt
Madison and Brian Altman
William and Sally Wise Howle
David and Wendy Kane
Dr. and Mrs. W. John Langley
Julie Bell Lindsay
Cathy G. Long
Kim and Brendan Maloof
Jay Millard and Wenda Harris
Millard
Valerie Morris
Deborah and Dale Morsefield
John and Monica Mutter
Janine and George Nagrodsky
Thomas O'Brien
Mosmi Naik-Patel and Shailesh
Patel
Frank and Nina Patterson
Judith and Mark Paylor
Sergio and Christy Radovcic
Chelsea Rennhoff and Giles
Whiting
Joe and Lisa Rice
Cynthia Jannuzzi Rogers
Mary Jo Romeo
Elizabeth Roth
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Sade
Claire and Joseph Schady
Ginger and David Scott
Ed and Betty Shelley
Michael Shewan and Pat Patrick
Cheryl and Michael Siegmund
Janine Sievers and Ashley Wingfield
Marcia and Howard Sklar
Catherine and Patrick Snead
Marilyn Sobel and Ben Cohen
Ted and Susan Soderlund
Jennifer Spain and Carlton Swift
Fred and Georgette Stone
Andrea and Steven Strawn
Curtis Tambornino
Katie and Stephen Tarrant
Fred Thompson and Dr. Carolyn Thiedke
Rosemary Tountas
Andrea L. Volpe
Dede Warren - The Dede & B.V. Team
Rebecca and Jim Wick
Victor and Marguerite Young
Director’s Circle General Members
Mary Beth Barley and Audrey Temelini
Mark and Sarah Lee Beck
Dr. Valerie and Mr. Darryl Bullock
Catherine and Bobby Byrd
Dr. Crystal Y. Campbell
Jon and Hayley Carter
Courtney L. Champion
Phil and Angie Clarke
William and Elizabeth Craver
Betsy Curtin and Dick Van Atta
Sally Davis
Cathy Dezelon
Ana Dunwoody
Mark and Sandy Feldman
Ben and Erika Greco
Michael and Kim Hemphill
Sharon and Herbert Hollar
Bob and Kathy Johnson
Joseph Kennedy and David Nagelkirk
Steven and Mary Gordon Kerr
Danielle Key
Edward and Gina Kozek
JD and Alicia Kuhn
Cuthbert Langley and Brandon
Walker
Paul H. and Denise Laurent
Jennifer and Neal McCarty
Harrison McIver III
Meredith and Trey McLaughlin
Barbara R. Miller
Starr Murphy
Deanna Pandolfi and Richard Losquadro
Jody Pinion and George Pinion
Nancy and Robert Rich
Rick and Melissa Rush
Brian P. and Mary T. Smith
Karen Spain
Dr. and Mrs. R. Scott Thompson
