Easter Bonnet Competition 2019 Program

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BROADWAY CARES/EQUITY FIGHTS AIDS presents

HOSTED BY

Gideon Glick, Celia Keenan-Bolger and Will Pullen Micaela Diamond and Jarrod Spector Andy Karl and Orfeh Beth Leavel and Christopher Sieber Bongi Duma and Tryphena Wade Stephen Ashfield, Kim Exum and Cody Jamison Strand Jayne Houdyshell, Heidi Schreck and James Snyder WITH SPECIAL GUEST

Karen Mason OPE NI N G NUM B E R DIRECTED & CHOREOGRAPHED BY

James Kinney

WRITTEN & CO-DIRECTED BY

Billy Hipkins

LIGHTING DESIGN BY

SOUND BY

Timothy Reed

Alain Van Achte PRODUCED BY

Trisha Doss, Valerie Lau-Kee Lai, Tom Viola PRODUCTION MANAGER

ORCHESTRA COORDINATOR

PRODUUCTION STAGE MANAGER

MUSIC DIRECTOR

Nathan Hurlin

Charles Gordon

Arabella Powell

Ted Arthur

DIRECTED BY

Kathleen E. Purvis

A HISTORY OF GIVING Equity Fights AIDS was founded in October 1987 by the Council of Actors’ Equity Association. Money raised through the efforts of Equity theatre companies across the country was specifically earmarked for The Actors Fund’s AIDS Initiative.

2013

Broadway Cares was founded in February 1988 by members of The Producers’ Group. Money raised was earmarked to be awarded to AIDS service organizations nationwide, including Equity Fights AIDS. In May 1992, Equity Fights AIDS and Broadway Cares merged to become Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. The Board of Trustees of this newly established not-for-profit fundraising organization assumed the missions of the previously separate organizations and continues to fund the social service work of The Actors Fund and award grants three times a year to HIV/AIDS service organizations nationwide.

2014

Unlike most other nonprofit, grant-making organizations, Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS must raise every single dollar of our philanthropic budget every year in order to fulfill our mission. In turn, Broadway Cares works hard to ensure that the money we raise is spent carefully and wisely on programs where these hardearned funds can have the maximum possible impact.

The Actors Fund

2015

2016

2017

2018

1988- May 1992 Equity Fights AIDS 1988-May 1992 Broadway Cares

$ 2,775,250

National & Int’l Grants

TOTAL

$ 1,067,000

$ 2,775,250 $ 1,067,000

BC/EFA Contributions 5/92 - 12/92 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

$ 634,000 $ 1,654,000 $ 1,758,000 $ 1,791,000 $ 2,010,000 $ 2,247,500 $ 2,471,000 $ 2,700,000 $ 2,955,336 $ 2,829,500 $ 2,732,000 $ 3,022,500 $ 3,360,500 $ 3,516,500 $ 3,517,500 $ 3,671,500 $ 4,302,000 $ 3,400,000 $ 4,160,000 $ 4,014,500 $ 4,625,000 $ 4,300,000 $ 4,603,000 $ 5,175,500 $ 5,602,550 $ 5,537,000 $ 5,896,575

$ 771,780 $ 1,184,119 $ 676,404 $ 707,916 $ 1,400,549 $ 1,342,200 $ 1,711,819 $ 3,039,841 $ 3,033,566 $ 3,238,765 $ 2,689,679 $ 3,115,969 $ 4,437,338 $ 4,469,798 $ 4,518,364 $ 5,152,546 $ 5,737,298 $ 4,492,489 $ 5,824,988 $ 5,305,700 $ 6,218,796 $ 6,190,056 $ 6,091,777 $ 6,780,596 $ 6,452,808 $ 7,836,709 $ 7,794,741

$ 1,405,780 $ 2,838,119 $ 2,434,404 $ 2,498,916 $ 3,410,549 $ 3,589,700 $ 4,182,819 $ 5,739,841 $ 5,988,902 $ 6,068,265 $ 5,421,679 $ 6,138,469 $ 7,797,838 $ 7,986,298 $ 8,035,864 $ 8,824,046 $ 10,039,298 $ 7,892,489 $ 9,984,988 $ 9,320,200 $ 10,843,796 $ 10,490,056 $ 10,694,777 $ 11,956,096 $ 12,055,358 $ 13,373,709 $ 13,691,316

Grant-Making Total 1988-2018

$ 95,262,211

$ 111,283,608

$206,545,819

Dear Friends, What do Cheetos, arm casts, koozies, Tina Fey and Cher have in common?

They are each creative ways the theatre community has raised funds for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS this red bucket appeals season.

The genesis for the Easter Bonnet Competition was a desire from within the Broadway community to channel creativity into helping their friends battling HIV/AIDS. That energy was present 33 years ago, when the first wild and wacky bonnets were designed for the original competition held in the basement of Broadway’s Palace Theatre.

That creative spirit has been especially present this spring, as theatre companies on Broadway, Off-Broadway and on tour have come up with new ways to inspire audiences to give back. Of course, dollars in a bucket and autographed posters and Playbills will always be the bread and butter of any audience appeal season. But it has been particularly inspiring to witness the plethora of creative ideas that have blossomed this spring.

At The Prom, company members encouraged audience donations with “The Barry Glickman Big Gay Snack Pack” (which included Cheetos and a pride flag). Dear Evan Hansen auctioned the show’s signature “Connor” arm cast signed by all the actors. Among the items available for a donation at Frozen was a drink koozie, allowing “the cold to never bother you (anyway).”

At the August Wilson Theatre, Mean Girls book writer Tina Fey made multiple onstage appearances to drum up support. And the incomparable Cher surprised audiences at The Cher Show to auction an onstage meet-and-greet with her and VIP tickets to her upcoming Madison Square Garden concert.

All of this creativity resulted in an incredible amount of generosity. Each unique experience and all the theatrical memorabilia provide lifesaving medications, counseling, groceries and home-delivered meals, transportation to and from essential appointments, supportive housing and more to men, women and children who desperately need a helping hand.

This support allows Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS to help more than 450 AIDS and family service organizations in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C. Earlier this year, Broadway Cares distributed $2.1 million to 125 food pantries, congregate meal programs and meal delivery services across the country. Just last month, Broadway Cares awarded $1.1 million to 49 national AIDS service and advocacy organizations. In June, our national grants committee will meet to another round of grants across the country.

And before summer’s end, Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS will send more than $5 million to The Actors Fund in 2019. Thanks to you, the Fund will be able to help men and women onstage, backstage and throughout the entertainment community by providing a safe place to turn when they’re in need, crisis or transition.

All of that support coming from autographed posters and Playbills. And yes, the occasional koozie.

Sincerely,

Tom Viola Executive Director

A BIT OF BONNET HISTORY The precursor to the Easter Bonnet Competition was an informal show in 1986 initiated by wardrobe supervisors Gayle Patton and Irene Bunis called “The Queen of Hearts.” It took place backstage at the Palace Theatre where the original La Cage aux Folles was a smash hit. Individual cast members from La Cage were judged on poise, personality and talent with the rest of the company voting by putting dollar bills in a jar for each contestant. The effort raised $1,200 for the National AIDS Fund.

The event was so much fun for the La Cage company that the following year, Gayle suggested an “Easter Bonnet Competition.” Other Broadway companies were invited to participate. Fundraising ideas flourished, bonnets became more elaborate, stars joined in as presenters and performers and by 1990 – when it was presented on stage at the Majestic Theatre – the Easter Bonnet Competition had become the Broadway community’s premier AIDS fundraising event.

Produced by Suzanne Ishee and a host of dedicated coordinators and volunteers for its first eight years, the Easter Bonnet returned to the Palace Theatre in 1995, produced for the first time by Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. In 1998, the show moved to the New Amsterdam Theatre where for nine years it felt as much at home as the peacocks that decorate the theatre’s ornate interior. In 2007, the event followed The Lion King to the Minskoff Theatre.

1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997

$ 18,000 $ 51,000 $ 137,000 $ 226,000 $ 279,000 $ 500,000 $ 848,000 $1,001,000 $1,127,000 $1,304,000 $1,474,000

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

$1,793,000 $2,096,000 $2,129,000 $2,275,000 $1,826,000 $2,150,000 $3,435,000 $2,849,000 $3,187,000 $3,345,000 $3,734,000

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

$3,408,000 $3,265,700 $3,706,085 $3,677,855 $4,250,542 $4,532,129 $4,711,386 $5,528,568 $6,379,572 $5,721,879

Total: $80,965,716 Today we present the 33rd edition. Broadway Cares is deeply grateful to all who, over the years, have made this event into a wildly successful fundraiser and a yearly celebration of the theatre community’s commitment to those facing the challenges of AIDS and other health-related emergencies.

THE SHOW Opening Number Frozen Aladdin NEWSical the Musical National Tours The Cher Show Bonnet Parade Broadway Green Alliance Broadway Serves R.Evolución Latina Hello, Dolly! Tour Wicked Waitress Kiss Me, Kate Come From Away Dancers Responding to AIDS Network Fiddler on the Roof - in Yiddish Be More Chill King Kong Avenue Q Help is on the Way/Finale Program subject to change

THE JUDGES Gbenga Akinnagbe Samantha Barks Lisa Brescia Paige Davis Andrew Barth Feldman Jenny Jules

Nathan Noh Patrick Page Emily Skinner Mary Testa Peg Wendlandt Teal Wicks

What We Do Together Makes A Difference 10 covers the cost of one HIV test $ 50 provides 20 fresh meals at a soup kitchen $ provide home care for someone struggling 100 inh elps their fight with a life-threatening illness $ c overs antiretroviral medications for someone 250 who’ s lost their job and health insurance $ p ays overdue rent and keeps a parent with AIDS 500 and their children from becoming homeless $

To learn more about Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS’ National Grants Program and the more than 450 AIDS and family service organizations we help fund in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and Washington, DC, please visit broadwaycares.org/nationalgrants.

PERFORMANCE CREDITS Opening Number

Broadway Bonnet Babies Written and Co-Directed by Billy Hipkins Directed and Choreographed by James Kinney Associate Choreographer and Director: Alex Nordin Assistant Choreographer: Skye Mattox Music Direction by Ted Arthur Music by Morton Gould Orchestration by Adam Kaufman and Nick Connors Stage Managers: Louisa Pough and Gina Solebello Costume Design by Stacey Stephens Associate Costume Designer: Alan Michael Smith Easter Bonnet designed by Billy Hipkins and Stacey Stephens Props by Jason Kooistra Performers: Paige Davis, Jessica Lee Goldyn, Billy Hipkins, Ryan Jackson, Eloise Kropp, Skye Mattox, John Salvatore with Astrid Dangeard, Caleb Dicke, Veronica Faioni, Michael Graceffa, Taylor Habershaw, Danny Hammond, Julia Harnett, Rachel Hart, Kathleen Laituri, Kelly Loughran, Matthew Lynady, Caleb Marshall, Jessica McRoberts, Arisa Odaka, Sayiga Eugene Peabody, Michael Pesko, Adriana Pierce, Carolyn Roque, Victoria Sames, Jordan Stanfield, Adam Vanek, Alison Westrick, Matthew Wiercinski, Andrew Wilson, Blake Zelesnikar Offstage Singers: Alexandra de Suze, Becca Gottlieb, Katherine Guantez, Doug Shapiro, Katherine Sulenski, Blake Zolfo Special thanks to Eugene Gwozdz, Art Lab LLC, Wagner College Costume Shop, Cynthia Boardman, Anne Salt, Donna Doiron, Barbara Hladsky, Matthew Keating, Shannon McDowell and Lynda White

Frozen

Fundraising coordinators: Lisa Dawn Cave, Charles Underhill, Matthew Kurtis Lutz, Kelly Stillwell and the entire company of Frozen

Spark of Creation

ritten by Kevin Del Aguila W Directed and Choreographed by Donald Jones Jr. Music Direction by Issac Alter Music by Stephen Schwartz Original Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz

Alternate Lyrics by Kevin Del Aguila Arrangements by Brian Usifer Easter Bonnet created by Shane Munson Props by Shane Munson and Eric Dressler Performers: Alicia Albright, Kate Bailey, Joe Beauregard, Keely Beirne, Lauren Nicole Chapman, Nicholas Edwards, Alyssa Fox, Zoe Glick, Leila Gross, Travis Patton, Andrew Pirozzi, Mimi Ryder, Nicholas Ward, Jenna Weir Special thanks to the entire cast, crew, musicians and front-of-house staff at Frozen; Thomas Schumacher, Anne Quart and everyone at Disney Theatrical Productions

Aladdin

Fundraising coordinators: Monica Cuoco, Bernadette Schoenborn, Alexis Shorter, Kim Vernace, Terry Witter

What Do You Need?

ritten by Jonathan Freeman, Terry Witter, Josh Drake W Directed and Choreographed by Josh Drake Music Direction and Arrangements by Jamie Schmidt Music by Burt Bacharach Lyrics by Hal David Stage Manager: Terry Witter Musicians: Robert Burkhart, cello; Kevin McNaughton, cajón; Jamie Schmidt, keyboard Easter Bonnet designed by Barry Hoff Easter Bonnet created by Barry Hoff, Kate Jansyn, Don Darryl Rivera, Rachel Sol, Angela Fludd Easter Bonnet worn by Trent Saunders Performers: Kathryn Allison, Alicia Charles, Juwan Crawley, Jonathan Freeman, Arielle Jacobs, Jamie Kasey Patterson, Tyler Roberts, Deonté L. Warren, Paige Williams Special thanks to Jonathan Freeman for sharing your story; Ainsley Melham, Jonathan Freeman, Don Darryl Rivera, Brian Gonzales and Brad Weinstock for your lovely curtain speeches; the cast of Aladdin with a special shout-out to Paige Williams, Malik Akil, Amber Owens and Jacob Dickey for collecting a gazillion times; Ripley Grier Studios for a safe rehearsal space; Sarah Howell for helping us with rehearsal space at the New Amsterdam Theatre; the phenomenal crew and house staff at the New Amsterdam Theatre and, of course, Anne Quart, Thomas Schumacher and everyone at Disney Theatrical Productions for making the New Amsterdam Theatre such a wonderful and blessed place to work

NEWSical the Musical

Fundraising coordinators: The company of NEWSical the Musical

Mother Nature

usic and Lyrics by Rick Crom M Musician: Jamie Schmidt, keyboard Costume created by Jeffrey Wallach Easter Bonnet designed by Gaia Performer: Christine Pedi

National Tours We Are Family

irected and Choreographed by Richard J. Hinds D Co-choreographer: Anthony Raimondi Associate Choreographers: Ashlé Dawson and Henry Byalikov Assistant Choreographer: Katy Zelon Music by Bernard Edwards and Nile Rodgers; performed by Sister Sledge; remixes by Adam Clarke, Groovestylerz, Luca Debonaire and DJ Marlon Music edited by James Morgan Stage Manager: Nikki Lint Easter Bonnet created by Theo Lencicki Performers: Ashlé Dawson and Aaron Burr, Julio Catano-Yee, Nico DeJesus, Marjorie Failoni, Taylor Fields, Madison Ingles, Hannah Jewel Kohn, Alyssa Lemons, Alicia Newcom, Jamie Kasey Patterson, Lizz Picini, Hillary Porter, Geena Quintos, Tanner Richins, Carey Segal, Emma Stricker, Adam Vanek, Travis Ward-Osborne, Matt Wiercinski Special thanks to all the men, women and children on the road who held a red bucket.

They are an integral part of the fundraising season and it is an honor to create this number and recognize their incredible commitment.

The Cher Show

Fundraising coordinators: Haley Wilson, Blaine Krauss, Tiffany Robinson

NOW That’s What I Call Cher!

ritten and Directed by the ensemble of The Cher Show W Music by Thaddis Harrell and Christopher Stewart; Michael Jackson and Quincy Jones; Fred Ebb and John Kander; Max Martin and Rami Yacoub; Thomas Pentz and David Taylor Arrangements by Blaine Krauss Stage Manager: Haley Wilson Easter Bonnet created by Dav Burrington Performers: Michael Fatica, Michael Graceffa, Blaine Krauss, Colby Lindeman, Sam Lips, Tiana Okoye, Michael Tacconi, Chris Vo, Alena Watters

Bonnet Parade

Directed by Ryan B. Gibbs Assistant Director: Becky Grace Kalman Music: “Easter Parade” by Irving Berlin

Broadway Green Alliance Easter Bonnet created by Joseph Napolitano and worn by Becca Gottlieb Special thanks to Alice Stevenson and Emily Harrington Broadway Serves Easter Bonnet created by Joseph Napolitano and worn by Katherine Guartez

R.Evolución Latina Easter Bonnet created by Joseph Napolitano and worn by Alexandra de Suze Hello, Dolly! Tour Fundraising coordinators: Ben Lanham, Beth Kirkpatrick, Elizabeth Broadhurst, Daniel Beeman, Eric Mayer Easter Bonnet created by Giovanni Bonaventura and Elizabeth Broadhurst and worn by Richard Riaz Yoder Special thanks to Richmond/Ermet Aid Foundation in San Francisco Wicked Fundraising coordinator: Jennifer Marik Easter Bonnet created by Brian Johnson and worn by Gizel Jiménez Waitress Fundraising coordinators: Anita Shastri, Becky Fleming Easter Bonnet created and worn by Philip Stoehr Special thanks to NAMCO, Paul Perez and the front-of-house staff at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre, Joey McIntyre and New Kids on the Block Kiss Me, Kate Fundraising coordinators: Pamela Remler, Penny Daulton Easter Bonnet created by Tyler Carlton Williams and worn by Sarah Meahl Special thanks to Liz and Phill

Come From Away Gander

ritten by Sharon Wheatley W Directed by Richard J. Hinds and Sharon Wheatley Choreographed by Richard J. Hinds Co-choreographer: Andrew Turteltaub Associate Choreographer: Sarah Parker Music Direction and Arrangements by Ethan Andersen Music by Stephen Flaherty Original Lyrics by Lynn Ahrens Additional Lyrics by Sharon Wheatley Stage Manager: Jennifer Kozumplik Assistant Stage Manager: Eric Nolan Mattingly Easter Bonnet and Costumes by Melissa Joy Crawford Props by Jennifer Kozumplik, Theo Lencicki, Eric Nolan Mattingly Performers: Petrina Bromley, Jenn Colella, De’Lon Grant, Joel Hatch, Caesar Samayoa, Q. Smith, Sharon Wheatley, Astrid Van Wieren with Audrey Bennett, Gail Bennett, Natalya Czosnyka, Arianna Davis, Scott Difford, Luke Hamilton, David Hein, Crawford Horton, Ali Kerner, Ian Klein, Michael Mahany, Ruby McCann, Megan McLaughlin, Benjamin Nissen, Irene Sankoff, Molly Sankoff-Hein, Vinnie Smith, Trent Soyster, Heather Tepe Special thanks to Tom Brokaw, Allie Dillard, Graeme McDonnell and the people of Gander, Newfoundland In memory of Craig Scurti

Dancers Responding to AIDS Birth of the Blues

Choreographed by James Kinney Music by Ray Henderson, performed by Sammy Davis Jr. Lyrics by Buddy G. DeSylva and Lew Brown Associate Choreographer: Alex Nordin Stage Manager: Louisa Pough Easter Bonnet created by Bobbi Morse and worn by Blake Zelesnikar Performers: Ahmad Simmons and Corey John Snide Birth of the Blues premiered at Fire Island Dance Festival 2018 with generous support from Legacy Sponsors The LaFountaine Family Foundation and Timothy A.A. Stiles.

Network

Fundraising coordinators: The company of Network

The Mad Profit of the Airwaves

ritten and Directed by Nick Wyman W Easter Bonnet created by Tyler Lineberger Performers: Fred Applegate, Jason Babinsky, Lena Hall, Jackie Hoffman, Joe Varca, Sharon Wheatley, Nick Wyman Special thanks to Bryan Cranston, the producers, cast and crew of Network, the Belasco Theatre team, Bespoke Theatricals and all the Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS volunteers

Fiddler on the Roof - in Yiddish

Fundraising coordinators: Joanne Borts, Rachel Calter, Bruce Sabath, Kat West

Better in Yiddish

ritten by Ben Liebert and Adam B. Shapiro W Directed by Ben Liebert “Cool” Choreography Recreated by Jonathan Quigley Music Direction by Ben Kiley Music by Nell Benjamin, Leonard Bernstein, Jerry Bock, George M. Cohan, John Kander, Henry Krieger, Robert Lopez, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Laurence O’Keefe, Trey Parker, Richard Rodgers, Stephen Schwartz, Matt Stone Original Lyrics by Nell Benjamin, George M. Cohan, Fred Ebb, Tom Eyen, Oscar Hammerstein, Robert Lopez, Laurence O’Keefe, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Trey Parker, Stephen Schwartz, Stephen Sondheim, Matt Stone Yiddish Translations by Mikhl Yashinsky Arrangements by Ben Liebert Stage Managers: Rachel Calter and Kat West Musicians: Ben Kiley, piano, and Lauren Jeanne Thomas, violin Easter Bonnet created by Sarah Marie Dixey and Adam B. Shapiro Costumes by Sarah Marie Dixey, Maggie Larkin, Tim Peters, Adam B. Shapiro Performers: Joanne Borts, Kirk Geritano, John Giesige, Abby Goldfarb, Joel Grey, Samantha Hahn, Cameron Johnson, Ben Liebert, Moshe Lobel, Stephanie Lynne Mason, Evan Mayer, Rosie Jo Neddy, Raquel Nobile, Jonathan Quigley, Bruce Sabath, Kayleen Seidl, Drew Seigla, Stephen Skybell, Adam B. Shapiro, Jodi Snyder, James Monroe Števko, Lauren Jeanne Thomas, Mikhl Yashinsky, Rachel Zatcoff

Be More Chill

Fundraising coordinators: Bertie Michaels, Rico Cohen, Kayleigh Bernier

Joe Iconis & The Great Bonnet of 2019

ritten by Troy Iwata and Joel Waggoner W Directed by Max Friedman and Morgan Siobhan Green Choreographed by Chase Brock Music and Lyrics by Joe Iconis Arrangements by Charlie Rosen Stage Manager: Morgan Siobhan Green Easter Bonnet created by Billy Hipkins, David Spirakes, Karissa Riehl, Bailey Ford Costumes and Wigs by Kayleigh Downey Props by Kayleigh Downey and Billy Hipkins Performers: Cameron Bond, Katlyn Carlson, Anthony Chatmon II, Troy Iwata, Tiffany Mann, Lauren Marcus, George Salazar, Talia Suskauer, Jason Tam, Joel Waggoner Special thanks to Joe Iconis, Jennifer Ashley Tepper and all our Be More Chill fans In memory of Morgan’s original idea

King Kong

Fundraising coordinators: Matthew Leiner, Kathleen E. Purvis, Alice M. Pollitt, Andrew Neal

What About Us?

Directed and Choreographed by Mike Baerga Music and lyrics by P!nk Stage Manager: Matthew Leiner Easter Bonnet created by Caitlin Molloy and Will Vicari Performers: Rhaamell Burke-Missouri, Chloe Campbell, Leroy Church, Kayla Davion, Gabriel Hyman, Brittany Marcell Monachino, Jen Noble, Kristen Faith Oei, Jaquez André Sims, Khadija Tariyan, Jena VanElslander, Scott Weber, David Yijae Special thanks to the entire cast, crew and staff at King Kong and the Broadway Theatre

Avenue Q

Fundraising coordinators: John Bantay, Christine Daly

Closing Time

Written and Directed by Michael Liscio Jr. Additional Writers: Matt Denglar, Jason Jacoby, Nick Kohn, Jed Resnick Concept by Marissa Kohn Choreographed by John Bantay Music Direction and Arrangements by Mark Erenstoft Music and Original Lyrics by Semisonic Parody Lyrics by Michael Liscio Jr. Stage Managers: John Bantay, Christine Daly Musicians: Mark Erenstoft and the Easter Bonnet Competition band Easter Bonnet created by Jamie Glickman Puppets by Rick Lyon

Performers: John Bantay, Elizabeth Berg, Katie Boren, Grace Choi, Matt Dengler, Jamie Glickman, Imari Hardon, Jason Jacoby, Nick Kohn, Michael Liscio Jr., Jed Resnick

Help is on the Way/Finale

Music and Lyrics by David Friedman Music Direction by Ted Arthur Bonnet Mountain Staged by Scott T. Stevens Performed by Karen Mason

THE ACTORS FUND

Broadway Cares’ Support Turns Daily Battles Into Victories The life of an entertainment professional is often romanticized, but when it comes to having comprehensive and affordable health care, the industry can be unreliable.

“It’s a great business, except when it’s not,” lamented Broadway actor Ann Harada.

Harada was among a group of Broadway luminaries who recently underscored the importance of the safety net provided by the vital social service programs of The Actors Fund.

“They are our safe place,” actor Wesley Taylor said. Tony Award nominee Kate Baldwin added, “They are completely essential to our community.”

Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS is the single largest financial supporter of these indispensable programs. What started as support for The Actors Fund to help those living with HIV/AIDS get financial assistance and essential case management has grown to include a wide spectrum of support for everyone

in “the business,” reflecting the evolving needs of professionals in the industry.

Last year marked the 30th year of Broadway Cares’ support of the programs of The Actors Fund. Since 1988, Broadway Cares and The Actors Fund have remained committed to providing a helping hand and supportive shoulder to those in the entertainment industry and performing arts when they’re in a time of need, crisis or transition.

Broadway Cares awarded $5.9 million to The Fund’s social service programs in 2018. Thanks to the generosity of our supporters, Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS has awarded The Actors Fund more than $95 million since our partnership began.

“We are proud stewards of this support,” The Actors Fund Chief Executive Office Joe Benincasa said. “How Broadway Cares inspires our community is absolutely miraculous and it makes The Fund’s good work possible.”

$5,896,575 AWARDED TO THE ACTORS FUND IN 2018

HIV/AIDS Initiative $2,000,000 The Friedman Health Center for the Performing Arts $900,000 Phyllis Newman Women’s Health Initiative $850,000 Artists Health Insurance Resource Center Addiction and Recovery Services $450,000 each The Dancers’ Resource The Career Center $300,000 each

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n 2018, Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS expanded its support to include three additional programs. The Safe Workplace Initiative offers resources, counseling and training to fight harassment, bullying and bias within the industry. Senior Services assists entertainment professionals at least 65 years old in addressing the myriad issues they may face on a daily basis. Looking Ahead, a program helping young performers make a healthy, successful transition to adulthood, opened The Paul Libin Center, its New York City home. The center was named in honor of Broadway Cares President Emeritus Paul Libin.

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Safe Workplace Initiative $250,000 The Paul Libin Center Senior Services The Stage Managers’ Project $100,000 each

would like to thank the members of the following unions for their continued participation and support of the audience appeals made once again in the Broadway theatres.

With the added support of our friends Off-Broadway and in national touring shows across the country, these appeals are the backbone and muscle of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS’ annual fundraising efforts.

These appeals could not be done without the generous collective efforts of: ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION – actors and stage managers AMERICAN FEDERATION of MUSICIANS Local 802 ATPAM – company managers, house managers and press agents THE DRAMATISTS GUILD OF AMERICA IATSE Local 1 – stagehands, carpenters, electricians and props IATSE Local 306 – ushers, ticket takers and doormen IATSE Local 751 – treasurers and ticket sellers MAKEUP ARTISTS and HAIR STYLISTS Local 798 STAGE DIRECTORS AND CHOREOGRAPHERS SOCIETY THEATRICAL WARDROBE UNION Local 764 and, of course, all of our friends at THE BROADWAY LEAGUE for making these efforts welcome in their theatres as a part of their productions.

For 30 years we have said, “WHAT WE DO TOGETHER MAKES A DIFFERENCE” This proves it.

Our sincere thanks to all.

RED BUCKET VO LU N T E E R S An army of 147 tireless volunteers and Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS staffers enhanced the Easter Bonnet Competition fundraising efforts this season. They held buckets and sold autographed memorabilia in the lobbies of Broadway and Off-Broadway theatres alongside company members of participating shows. Over the course of six weeks of audience appeals, volunteers filled 3,329 shifts at 986 appeals. Our sincere thanks to these unsung heroes, Broadway Cares’ famous bucket brigade.

Robbie Armstrong Cathy Atria Sarah Azizo James Babcock David Baez Lauren Balaban Bernadette Banner Natoli Barbera Ashley Benson Andrea Berkey Glen Briggs Lou Bullock Natalie Cardillo Emily Chen Maisa Chiang Barbara Chin Francois Conradie Megan Craig Barrett Davis Kat DeChavez Keith Degi Rachel Donner Matt D’Silva Carmen Dusenberry Michael Edmund Nigel Emmett Kristin Ewing Matthew Fairlee Caryl Field Donald Filicetti Charlene FlockeGrimmig Maureen Fox Sierra Gamble Kathy Gerhardt

Beth Gilchrist Ethan Girtz Orange Girtz Katherine Goldblum Sam Gonzalez Sarina Gonzalez Sandy Gooen Stefanie Gorman Nancy Gray Jonathan Green Kate Harrell Jeremiah Hernandez Brandy Hill Chuck Huffman Ericka Iachello Dee Dee Katchen Bonnie Kavett Randall Kellogg Samantha Kennedy Louise Kim Lauren Kinney Adam Lagosz Anthony La Motta Jen Lai TJ Larke Scott Laubner Melanie Lisby Mary Ann Lopinto Ari Machida Shira Margulies Tom Marino Carly McCloskey Iris McCloskey Bill Megevick DeAngelo Miller

Justin Miller Karen Nothmann John Nowak Maggie Oberrender Owen Panettieri Fabio Perla Tiffany Ramos Ellen Raspitha Cecily Reverman Francesca Romeo Josephine Ronga Lizzy Santiago Natalie Savits Samantha Seaman Robert Score Esi Sogah Zach Stevenson Katherine Sulenski Vi Tagala Zuri Terrell Katie Thrasher Michelle Tidmore Thuy Tran Davinia Troughton Lucas Truworthy Raleigh Tyler Anthony Valle Jenny Waletzky Mark Walter Michelle White Amy Whitman Bartley Whitman Leanna Yip

E AS T E R B O N N E T C OM P E T I T I O N B A N D Music Director ....................................................................................... Ted Arthur Keyboards .......................................... Alex Harrington, Shane Parus, Nick Wilders Guitar ................................................................................................ Scott Kuney Bass ................................................................................................... Leo Huppert Drums ............................................................................................... Dan Berkery Percussion ............................................................................................... Ed Shea Woodwinds ......................................... Mike Livingston, Ken Robinson, Jeff Schiller Trumpets ..................................................................... Matt Owens, John Repogle Trombones ....................................................... Charles Gordon, Brandon Moodie

THEATRE AUTHORITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We wish to express our gratitude to the performers’ unions – Actors’ Equity Association, American Guild of Musical Artists, American Guild of Variety Artists and SAG-AFTRA – through Theatre Authority Inc. for their cooperation in permitting the artists to appear in this program.

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PRODUCTION CREDITS Stage Management Team Terry Alexander, Robert J. Ford, Burkett Horrigan, Ken McGee, Lee Micklin, Derric Nolte, Philip Richards III, Jennifer Rogers, Michelle Scalpone, Amy Steinman, Jason Weixelman Assistant Director ..............................................................................................Dane Urban Rehearsal Pianists ....................................................... Justin Brown, Chris Gurr, Nick Wilders Assistant Lighting Designer ..........................................................................Tessa Bookwalter Wardrobe Supervisor ................................................................................... Barbara Berman Assistant Wardrobe Supervisor ........................................................................... Darryl Nipps Dressers ................................................... Meghan Condran, Andrea Savoca, Barb Simpson, Jaime Torres, Franc Weinperl Associate Production Manager ........................................................................ Jason Kooistra Production Assistants ....................................... Sandy Gooen, Leila Cheung, Miranda Cuellar Volunteer Coordination .................................................................................. R. Keith Bullock Ticketing ................................................................................... Cat Domiano, Ashley Melón Merchandise Coordination ............................................................................... Peter Borzotta Press Representatives .......................................................................... Boneau/Bryan-Brown Event Graphics, Poster and Playbill Design ..................................................... David Irigoyen Script ...................................................... David Beach and Laura Jordan, Dan Perry, Tom Viola Script Coordination ......................................................................................... Ryan B. Gibbs Voice of God ........................................................................................... David Masenheimer

The Staff of the Minskoff Theatre and Disney’s The Lion King Theatre Manager ........................................................................................ Sean M. Coughlin Associate Manager ................................................................................. Anthony McDonald Treasurer ................................................................................................ Nicholas Loiacono Chief Usher ........................................................................................................ Angel Diaz Production Stage Manager ................................................................................. Ron Vodicka Head Carpenter ................................................................................................... Mike Trotto House Carpenter ............................................................................................ Patrick Sullivan House Flyman ............................................................................................. Richard McQuail Automation Carpenter ................................................................................ George Zegarsky Carpenters ........................................... Kraig Bender, Chad Heulitt, Duane Mirro, Dylan Trotto House Propman ...................................................................................................... Frank Illo House Assistant Propman ............................................................................... Matthew Lavaia House Propmen ................................................................. Michael Lavaia, Robert McCauley House Electrician ............................................................................................ Stephen Speer House Assistant Electrician .............................................................................. Brendan Lynch Electricians ........................... William Brennan, Quentin Carver, Brian Collins, Pasquale Failla, Doug Graf, David Holliman, David Lynch, Joseph P. Lynch Sound Engineer ............................................................................. Alain Van Achte, Greg Reif Sound Technicians ............................................................. Katherine Curtis, Charles McIntyre, Brendan Nolan, Scott Scheidt Synthesizer Programming ................................................................................. Paul Ascenzo Wardrobe Supervisor ................................................................................... Stacey Stephens Assistant Wardrobe Supervisor .................................................................. Cynthia Boardman

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NATIONAL GRANTS Food Grants Committee Increases Support to Wide-Reaching, Vital Organizations For people with limited resources and access to information on nutrition and decent food that ensure their medication works effectively, healthy meals can be the difference between life and death.

“My life got unmanageable,” said Tina, who lives in Atlanta and is HIV-positive. “I was hungry. I got sick of my own self.

Someone told me I had to change. I said, ‘Change what?’ And they replied, ‘Everything.’”

Fortunately, Georgia residents like Tina can turn to Open Hand Atlanta, a grantee of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. One of the largest community-based providers of homedelivered meals and nutrition services in the United States, the organization empowers people living with chronic diseases to live healthier, more productive lives through the medicinal powers of food.

Open Hand Atlanta and similar organizations in major metropolitan areas across the country save countless lives every day. In January, building on many years of supporting these organizations, Broadway Cares’ food grants committee increased its yearly support for 13 of these wide-reaching and indispensable meal delivery organizations to a $40,000 grant.

The organizations receiving this increased support are Community Servings in Boston, Food & Friends in Washington, D.C., Food Outreach in St. Louis, God’s Love We Deliver in New York City, Lifelong in Seattle, Mama’s Kitchen in San Diego, Metropolitan Area Neighborhood Nutrition Alliance in Philadelphia, Moveable Feast in Baltimore, Open Arms of Minnesota in Minneapolis, Open Hand in Atlanta, Project Angel Food in Los Angeles, Project Angel Heart in Denver and Project Open Hand in San Francisco.

In total this year, the food grants committee awarded a record $2,143,000 to 125 organizations in 34 states, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico. These grants are reaching food service agencies large and small, in city, suburban and rural areas that face programmatic budget cuts pushed through by current state and federal administrations. The grants provide not only help, but hope for so many.

“Now,” Tina said, “I’m HIV positive and I live a positive life. Open Hand has given me nutrition back in my life. Nutrition is a big part because if my car breaks down, then I can’t drive.”

Broadway Cares’ food grants would not be possible without tireless commitment and achievement from the men and women onstage, backstage and behind the scenes at Broadway, Off-Broadway and national touring productions, in addition to countless Broadway Cares supporters. Broadway Cares’ grants committee consists of members of the theatre community who champion the fundraising efforts at their shows.

Twenty-five actors and stage managers reviewed the grant applications in January. Their decision to increase the grants made to 13 of the country’s most wide-reaching and comprehensive organizations, fueled by the support of Broadway Cares supporters, will make a tangible, lifesaving difference in the lives of thousands of individuals living with HIV/AIDS and other critical illnesses.

“Thank you so much,” Tina said. “Without you, I know I wouldn’t be as healthy as I am now. Without your donation, I just don’t know where I’d be.”

INTERNATIONAL GRANTS Sharing Broadway’s Generosity with South Africa The incidence of HIV/AIDS in South Africa remains among the highest in the world as 7 million people live with the disease. It’s a reality that continues to hit close to the heart for many in the cast of Disney’s acclaimed production of The Lion King. As natives of South Africa, they’ve seen the epidemic’s toll first-hand in their hometowns and villages.

In honor of the South African company members who have steadfastly joined their American cast mates in The Lion King’s fundraising for Broadway Cares, more than $4.6 million has been awarded in grants to South African HIV/AIDS organizations. This year, $185,000 was shared with 17 service providers identified by the South African actors in the Broadway and national touring companies of The Lion King.

South African service providers receiving grants from Broadway Cares support a wide scope of people in need, ranging from HIV-positive individuals in small, rural villages to homeless children and marginalized women in urban areas. From Durban, Johannesburg and Spring to Cape Town, Tongatt and Umthwalume, Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS is proud to share the successful fundraising by the casts of The Lion King with those in South Africa who so urgently need a helping hand.

2019 Grants Bumbanani Creche

$ 10,000

Creative Arts Institution

$ 10,000

Curtain Raisers Foundation

$ 15,000

Empilweni Community Projects

$ 15,000

Ekuphileni Nutrition Center

$ 15,000

Hlanganami

$ 7,500

Isang Lesidi

$ 10,000

Kunavelela Community Project

$ 5,000

Mfahlela

$ 15,000

Mind Leaps Dance Company

$ 10,000

Mnisi Home Based Care

$ 10,000

Nkosi’s Haven

$ 10,000

Siphe Commuity Center

$ 7,500

Thembisa Community Drive

$ 10,000

Thuthukani

$ 10,000

Umthombo

$ 10,000

Umthwalume Community Services

$ 15,000

SHOWS THAT RAISED MONEY BUT A R E N OT P RESENT I N G A BO NNE T

Broadway Ain’t Too Proud - The Life and Times of the Temptations Fundraising coordinators: the company of Ain’t Too Proud - The Life and Times of the Temptations Anastasia Fundraising coordinators: Bonnie Panson, Trey Johnson, Lee Micklin Special thanks to John Bolton, Kathryn Boswell, Kristen Smith Davis, Janet Dickinson, Brian Munn, Amy Castro, Eddie Harrison, Liz Printz, Jamie Froemming, Jana Hoglund, Charlie Grieco, Tom Kirdahy, David Richards, Joel Glassman, Kimberly Jack, Joe Tantalo and the Broadhurst Theatre house staff Beautiful - The Carole King Musical Fundraising coordinator: Stacey Zaloga Special thanks to Paul Anthony Stewart, Evan Todd, Chilina Kennedy, Nathan Scherich, Samantha Newby, the cast collectors, the Stephen Sondheim Theatre house and security staffs and the wonderful Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS volunteers The Book of Mormon Fundraising coordinators: the company of The Book of Mormon Chicago Fundraising coordinators: Mahlon Kruse, Marian DeWitt, Rebecca Azenberg, Stephen Gruse Special thanks to Raymond Bokhour, Ryan Lowe, Brian O’Brien, Tom Hewitt, Barrett Martin, Jessica Ernest and David Hyslop Dear Evan Hansen Fundraising coordinators: Jen Ash, Danielle Buccino, Brendan Fay, Judy Schoenfeld, Melissa Spengler Special thanks to Jonathan Shulman and the front of house staff and crew at the Music Box Theatre The Ferryman Fundraising coordinators: the company of The Ferryman Hadestown Fundraising coordinators: the company of Hadestown Hamilton Fundraising coordinator: Deanna Weiner Special thanks to Josh Blye, Cameron Holsinger, Amber White, Brig Berney and Holli Campbell Kinky Boots Fundraising coordinators: the company of Kinky Boots The Lion King Fundraising coordinators: Ron Vodicka, Antonia Gionino, Tom Reynolds, Kenny McGee, Ellen M. Lavaia, Arabella Powell, Kyle Lamar Mitchell, Lamar Baylor Special thanks to the entire company of The Lion King and Rose James Mean Girls Fundraising coordinators: Holly Coombs, McKenzie Murphy, Lauren Juengel Special thanks to Tina Fey and Sam Shanker

SHOWS THAT RAISED MONEY BUT A R E N OT P RESENT I N G A BONNE T

My Fair Lady Fundraising coordinators: Jenn Rae Moore, Lisa Ann Chernoff, Katie Stevens, Christian Dante White Special thanks to the cast and crew of My Fair Lady, the Vivian Beaumont Theater house staff and Lincoln Center Theater The Phantom of the Opera Fundraising coordinators: Jim Athens, Andrew Glant-Linden, Greg Livoti, Jillian Oliver Special thanks to Cameron Mackintosh, Steve Greer, Katherine McNamee, Hugh Barnett, Lawrence Darden, Jonathan Stern, front-of-house staff at the Majestic Theatre, Xiaoxiao Cao, Maree Johnson, Chris Georgetti, Erica Wong, Rachel Anne Moore, Giselle O. Alvarez, Kelsey Connolly and the company of The Phantom of the Opera Pretty Woman: The Musical Fundraising coordinators: Thomas Recktenwald, Shannon Hammons, Andrew Morton Special thanks to Stocke, Robby and Ellyn The Prom Fundraising coordinators: Luke Anderson, Peyton Taylor Becker, Glynn David Turner Special thanks to the company of The Prom especially Brooks Ashmanskas, Caitlin Kinnunen, Beth Leavel, Isabelle McCalla, Angie Schworer and Christopher Sieber To Kill a Mockingbird Fundraising coordinators: J. Jason Daunter, Rachel Zack, Matthew Matulewicz Special thanks to the cast and crew of To Kill a Mockingbird What the Constitution Means to Me Fundraising coordinators: the company of What the Constitution Means to Me

Off-Broadway Blue Man Group Fundraising coordinators: the company of Blue Man Group Jersey Boys Fundraising coordinators: Anna Belle Gilbert, E Sara Barnes, Sheryl Polancos, Mark Edwards Special thanks to our whole company, cast, band and crew The Marvelous Wonderettes and Naked Boys Singing Fundraising coordinators: the companies of The Marvelous Wonderettes and Naked Boys Singing Merrily We Roll Along Fundraising coordinators: Mark Dobrow, Chandalae Nyswonger, Michael Sheehan Special thanks to Jessie Austrian, Jennifer Blood, Brittany Bradford, Nicholas Caccavo, Laura Chrismon, Samantha Cline, Paul L. Coffey, Mackenzie Cole, James Dier, Nicole Ferguson, Joe Joseph, Travis Navarra, Manu Narayan, Ryan Platt, Mary Margaret Powers, Nicholas Ryan, Matthew Silvay, Michaeljon Slinger, Mike Sbrocchi, Ben Steinfeld, Emily Whitaker, Emily Young and Brad Zuckerman

The Other Josh Cohen Fundraising coordinators: John Findlay, Megan Loomis, Rebecca McBee The Play That Goes Wrong Fundraising coordinators: Whitney M. Keeter, Abbie Betts Still at Risk Fundraising coordinators: Greg Santos, Tony Spinosa Special thanks to Robert Gomes, Amy Hohn, Jonathan Walker, Ryan Spahn, Christopher J. Hanke, Geena Forristall, Dabney Rauh, Thomas Dieter and Chris Flores

National Tours Aladdin Fundraising coordinators: Michael McGoff, Kate McDoniel, Vanessa Coakley, Brae Singleton, Tim Eaker, Aly Workman Special thanks to the cast of Aladdin, our sound, hair and wardrobe crews, Candace Hemphill, Disney Theatricals and the front-of-house staffs at San Diego Civic Theatre in San Diego, Segerstom Center for the Arts in Costa Mesa, CA, Keller Auditorium in Portland, OR, and the San Jose Performing Arts Center in San Jose, CA Anastasia Fundraising coordinators: Ellen Goldberg, Nikki Lalonde, Patricia L. Grabb, Rachel E. Winfield Special thanks to the company of Anastasia: Brianna Abruzzo, Victoria Bingham, Ronnie S. Bowman Jr., Stephen Brower, Lila Coogan, Ashlee Dupré, Jason Michael Evans, Alison Ewing, Joy Franz, Peter Garza, Jeremiah Ginn, Brett-Marco Glauser, Lucy Horton, Mary Illes, Fred Inkley, Kourtney Keitt, Tari Kelly, Beth Stafford Laird, Mark MacKillop, Kenneth Michael Murray, Taylor Quick, Michael McCorry Rose, Matt Rosell, Edward Staudenmayer, Sareen Tchekmedyian, Addison Mackynzie Valention; and RCI Theatricals, Denny Daniello, Aaron DiFrancia, Pfish Terry, Sarah Walker, Chris Belanger, Billy Paton, Quentin Mariano, Ian Wright, Allison Ebling, Gaven Wedemeyer, Lucy Briggs, Matty Kelbaugh, Curtis Kelly and Katie Evans Beautiful - The Carole King Musical Fundraising coordinators: Beautiful tour stage management: Joel Rosen, Annelise Castleberry, Shana Ferguson Special thanks to Beautiful tour company management: Ryan Lympus and Jeffrey Feola; and Darius Delk, John Michael Dias, Leandra Ellis-Gaston, Suzanne Grodner, Jacob Heimer, Willie Hill, Deon Releford-Lee, James Michael Lambert, Gene Lauze, Dimitri Joseph Moïse and Aashley Morgan Blue Man Group Fundraising coordinators: the companies of Blue Man Group in Boston, Chicago, Las Vegas and Orlando

SHOWS THAT RAISED MONEY BUT A R E N OT P R ESENT I N G A BO NNE T

The Book of Mormon - Jumamosi Fundraising coordinators: Jenn Jacobs, Jason Carroll, Alex Eberle, Paige Grant Special thanks to Liam Tobin, Rob Colvin, Jamard Richardson, Pamela Gerbie Connolly, Joe Reid, Sonya Reynolds, Lynn Grassy, Alicia Martin, Emery Roth III, and the local crews in Louisville, KY; Greenville, SC; Grand Rapids, MI; Richmond, VA; Baltimore; Waterbury, CT, and Pittsburgh A Bronx Tale The Musical Fundraising coordinators: Richard H. Blake, Zachary Tucker, Kelsey Tippins, Theron Alexander, Peter Gregus Special thanks to Michelle Aravena, Joe Barbara, Michael Barra, Mike Backes, Sean Bell, Antonio Beverly, Joshua Michael Burrage, Alex Dorf, John Gardiner, David Haines, Anthony Haro, Kirk Lydell, Ashley McManus, Jeff Mensch, Christopher Messina, Brandi Porter, Kyli Rae, Brittany Williams, Jason Williams and to the entire cast, crew, and band of A Bronx Tale; as well as to the local crews and staffs of the Civic Center Music Hall in Oklahoma City; the James M. Nederlander Theatre in Chicago; the National Theatre in Washington, D.C.; the Boston Opera House in Boston and the Belk Theater in Charlotte, NC Cats Fundraising coordinators: J. Andrew Blevins, Justin Coffman, Aaron Quintana Special thanks to the company of Cats: Emma Bogaev, Tony d’Alelio, Kaitlyn Davidson, Maria Failla, Timothy Gulan, Crystal S. Heckert, Jakey Hicks, Zachary Ireson, Keri René Fuller, Justin W. Geiss, Eric Kang, Laura Kaufman, Tyler John Logan, Charlotte O’Dowd, Sierra Peterson, Adam Richardson, Marc Rongere, Jeff Shenk, Tricia Tanguy and Anthony Michael Zas Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Fundraising coordinators: Elijah Dillehay, Tanisha Moore, Andrew Bacigalupo, Michael Camp Special thanks to the swings of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: Sabrina Harper, Karen Hyland, Kristin Piro, Kevin Nietzel and Armando Yearwood II; Paige Zaloudek, Sean Hamilton, Erick Sundquist, Julia Troncone, Rae Phillips, Marcus Lopez, Jessica Morrow, Madeleine Doherty, Brynn Williams, Benjamin Howes and the audiences at the Pantages Theatre in Los Angeles Chicago Fundraising coordinators: Seth Danner, Paul Vogt, Brian Westmoreland Special thanks to Lani Corson, Kyle DuPree, Andrew Eckert, Arian Keddell, Anthony LaGuardia, Peter Lockyer, Alexa Jane Lowis, Alida Michal, Grant Paylor, Deon Ridley, Charity Van Tassel, Monica Woods and the company of the Chicago - Cellblock tour Come From Away Fundraising coordinators: Shawn Pennington, Geoff Maus, Margot Whitney, Julie Garnyé Special thanks to our speech givers: Nick Duckart, Becky Gulsvig, Julie Johnson, Christine Toy Johnson, Andrew Samonsky and Emily Walton; our “Bucket Brigade:” Marika Aubrey, Kevin Carolan, Nick Duckart, Michael Brian Dunn, Chamblee Ferguson, James Earl Jones II, Danielle K. Thomas, Aaron Michael Ray, Andrew Samonsky and Emily Walton; and our tireless crew and band for their patience and support during collection season Dear Evan Hansen Fundraising coordinators: our wonderful team of understudy Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS captains Special thanks to everyone who helped us out in Chicago; Durham and Charlotte, NC; and Fort Lauderdale, Tampa and Orlando, FL

Falsettos Fundraising coordinators: Greg Covert, Amber Dickerson, Hollace Jeffords Special thanks to the entire cast and crew of Falsettos Hamilton - And Peggy Fundraising coordinators: Kim Fisk, Travis Blackwell, Steve Henry Special thanks to Roeya Banuazizi, Maia Sutton, Crystal Clayton, Jeffrey Seller, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Isaiah Johnson, Sabrina Sloan, Donald Webber Jr., Eva Maciek, Jeffrey McGovney, Daryl Terry, Marcelo Donari, Ryan Kasprzak, Ashley Rodbro, Lily Ling, Michelle Cross, Michelle Escoto, Ashley Grambow, Shannon Maxham, Frank Morales, Wendy Lynn Parks, Andrea Phillips, Hannah Velichko, Tim Eaker, SHN and the front-of-house staff at the SHN Orpheum Theatre in San Francisco, and the incredible Hamilton - And Peggy tour cast, crew and band Hamilton - Angelica Fundraising coordinators: the company of Hamilton - Angelica Hamilton - Chicago Fundraising coordinators: Sara Gammage, Katherine Wallace Special thanks to Chicago House and Social Services Agency Hamilton - Philip Fundraising coordinators: the company of Hamilton - Philip Jersey Boys Fundraising coordinators: Suzanne Apicella, Jennifer Scott, Justin Myhre Special thanks to the cast and crew of Jersey Boys Les Misérables Fundraising coordinators: Jack McLeod, Jess Gouker, Joseph Heaton Special thanks to the young performers, parents and company of Les Misérables and Caryn Elefante; and to the generous audiences of Jackson, MS; South Bend, IN; Syracuse, NY; Dayton and Toledo, OH; and Boston The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical Fundraising coordinators: T.J. Kearney, Veronica Aglow Special thanks to the cast and crew, Carl White and Martian Entertainment, Ashlee Latimer, Fisher Theatre in Detroit; Ed Mirvish Theatre in Toronto and The AFC; Durham Performing Arts Center in Durham, NC; Mahalia Jackson Theater in New Orleans; and the Sacramento Community Center in Sacramento, CA The Lion King - Rafiki Fundraising coordinators: Ben Lipitz, Christopher McKenzie Special thanks to Mpume Sikakane, Thabani Buthelezi, Alia Kache, Jane King, Deidrea Halley, William James Jr., Chante Carmel, Erynn Dickerson, Greg Jackson, Adam Flowers, Christopher Sams, Tony Freeman, William John Austin and Zola Williams Miss Saigon Fundraising coordinators: Rachael Wilkin, Justin Scholl, Ryan Emmons, Max Ehrlich, Tiffany Toh, Michael Wordly Special thanks to the cast, crew, orchestra and management of Miss Saigon

SHOWS THAT RAISED MONEY BUT A R E N OT PRESENT I N G A BONNE T

On Your Feet!

Fundraising coordinators: Sam J. Cahn, Saori “CEL” Yokoo and the whole On Your Feet! company The Phantom of the Opera Fundraising coordinator: Lizz Bender Special thanks to Seth F. Barker, Adam Bashian, David Benoit, Stephen Mitchell Brown, McKenna Birmingham, Mitch Chvala, Jordan Craig, Daniella Dalli, Kate Davis, Dan Debenport, Patrick Dunn, Mark Emerson, Adam Farber, Dani Filippone, Emma Grimsley, Mitchell B. Hodges, Charlotte Hovey, Robert Anthony Jones, Edward Juvier, Quinton Oliver Lee, Rob Lindley, Jordan Lombardi, SarahGrace Mariani, Katie McCreary, Trista Moldovan, Susan Moniz, Shane Ohmer, Quinto Ott, Lily Rose Peck, Maximillion Peterson, Herb Porter, Anna Rains, Nicole Reed, Phumzile Sojola, Austin Sora, Amanda Stuart, Travis Taylor, Eva Tavares, Stephen Tewksbury, Carmen Vass, Marguerite Willbanks and the ushers at Providence Performing Arts Center The Play That Goes Wrong Fundraising coordinators: Jeff Norman, Sharika Niles, Matt Schreiber, Jose Solivan, Jessica Troy Special thanks to Angela Grovey, Jamie Ann Romero, Blair Baker, Jacqui Jarrold, Evan Smith, Ned Noyes, Peyton Crim, Scott Cote, Brandon J. Ellis, Yaegel T. Welch, Sid Solomon, Michael Thatcher, Emily Rose Magnuson, Christopher Mark Walters, Dirk van Pernis, Wendy Joy Beckwith, Martin Blacker and Leon Lobsinger School of Rock - The Musical Fundraising coordinators: John Campione and the company of School of Rock - the Musical Waitress Fundraising coordinator: Jeremy Morse Special thanks to Matt DeAngelis, Ryan Dunkin and Alex Tripp Wicked - Munchkinland Fundraising coordinators: Justin Wirick, Steve Quinn, Emily Powell, David O’Brien, Colleen Danaher, Aaron Elgart Special thanks to our speech givers: Erin Mackey, Mariand Torres and Curt Hansen; our table volunteers: Kelly Lafarga, Michaela Martinez, Deanna Aguinaga-Whyte, Alison Jantzie, Cecelia Ticktin, Phillip Dean Lightstone, Ben Susak and Nick Gaswirth; our collectors: Mattie Love, Sara Gonzales, Beka Burnham, Allison Bailey, Lauren Cannon, Tiffany Rae Mallari, Kerry Blanchard, Amy Yakima, Sarah Fernandez, Tregoney Shepherd, Ryan Patrick Farrell, Andy Richardson, Matt Densky, Wayne Schroder, Sam Gravitte, Hayden Milanes, Jeff Sears, KC Fredericks, Brandon Stonestreet and Justin Wirick; our backstage tour guides: Michael Wartella, Mili Diaz, Sharon Sachs, Curt Hansen, Tom Flynn and Jason Graae; our producers: David Stone and Marc Platt; and an extra special thank you to our wardrobe, hair and makeup departments, musicians, and the best traveling crew in the business. Our success would not be possible without their love, support and encouragement. Wicked - Munchkinland tour has raised more than $5.4 million for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS since the company’s opening in March 2009.

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C O N G R AT U L AT I O N S to Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS! The Fred Ebb Foundation is proud to continue its support of your important work.

Congratulations Tom and everyone at Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS! The Granny B&P Foundation

THE LIZZIE AND JONATHAN TISCH FOUNDATION

The following are members of the Angels Circle as of April 4, 2019. Names in bold indicate Broadway Cares Archangels, donors who increased their gift by 25 percent or more over the previous year. Members of the Angels Circle include individuals, organizations, family foundations and corporations. Contributions are unrestricted and not related to event or merchandise purchases. On behalf of our volunteers, staff, Board of Trustees and the many men, women and children with HIV/AIDS and other life-threatening illnesses who count on Broadway Cares for assistance, we salute these donors.

In appreciation of an annual contribution of $1,000 or more, Angels receive VIP status at some of Broadway Cares’ most high-profile events, including Red Bucket Follies and the Easter Bonnet Competition, as well as a host of other exciting benefits.

There are many ways to become a member of the Angels Circle. You can join as an individual, a couple, a family or even as part of a group of friends, co-workers, fan club or sports league. You can charge your membership on a monthly or quarterly basis. In addition, if your employer matches charitable contributions, a gift of $500 or more can qualify you for membership at the $1,000 level.

For more information about the benefits of the Angels Circle, please contact Sarah Cardillo, senior development officer, at cardillo@broadwaycares.org or 212.840.0770, ext. 275.

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER gifts of $100,000 and above The Fred Ebb Foundation Secret Villas of Key West

PRODUCER

gifts of $50,000 to $99,999

Dwight H. Curry, “Dream Alliance” Thomas Schumacher & Matthew White The Shubert Organization Brian S. Snyder Lizzie & Jonathan M. Tisch

DIRECTOR

gifts of $25,000 to $49,999

Laura M. Boedeker Jules Fisher & Graciela Daniele Mary D. Fisher Myrna & Freddie Gershon Fund in memory of Tom Eyen, Paul Jabara, Arthur Laurents, Allan Carr, Marvin Hamlisch and Richard Salfas H. van Ameringen Foundation William J. Levy Jane Morison The Palette Fund The Richmond/Ermet Aid Foundation, San Francisco Mickey Rolfe & Bruce Tracy Marc & Mary Lou Seider Happy Shipley in honor of Tom Viola Hollis Stern The Ted Snowdon Foundation Anonymous

HOUSE SEAT

gifts of $10,000 to $24,999

Sam Altman in memory of Murray Schapiro and Shirley Herz and Jerry Tischman Roy Brayton & Mickey Sullivan Samantha & Drew Cohen in memory of Richard Salfas The Column Awards Scott Dainton

Deborah Dakin William W. Donnell Frank Duff & John Okuloski Tobi & Eugene Faut Vincent Gaeta George & Irina Schaeffer Foundation Harriett D. Kittner Foundation Philip Hodges & Scott Nevins James C. Hormel & Michael P. Nguyen The Joe & Hellen Darion Foundation, Inc. Deirdre & Mark LeMire Paul & Florence Rowe Libin Richard Lin & Evan Zazula Larry Luing & Dario Espinosa Mary Lea Johnson Richards 1997 Charitable Trust in memory of Mary Lea Johnson Richards & Martin Richards William Megevick in memory of Larz Anderson Abigail Merrill Stacey Mindich Miranda Family Fund Miriam Schaeffer Family Foundation Stanley Newman & Dr. Brian Rosenthal Newman’s Own Foundation NJ Center for Pain & Rehabilitation LLC, Jose Rojas Jr. Lee Perlman & Linda Riefberg Randall Pinder & Paul Pearson Reel Time Video Production: Jonathan Frank and Alex Pearlman Ann Reinking Jeffrey Seller Amy Sherman-Palladino Sweet Hospitality Group Theatrical Stage Employees Local One/IATSE Bob Tuschman John Voege & Geoffrey Paul The Waldman Foundation Barbara Whitman Diane M. & Kevin Wilshere Anonymous (2)

ORCHESTRA SEAT

gifts of $5,000 to $9,999

The Austin Foundation in memory of John B. Roberts Liz Armstrong ATPAM - Association of Theatrical Press Agents & Managers Joe Baker in loving memory of Stuart Thompson The Barrington Foundation Inc. Robert Billig & Richard Vida Cabaret For Life Inc. The Carl Jacobs Foundation Cathy Chernoff Gloria & Charles I. Clough Jr. David J. Cohen Dr. Mitchell A. Combs & Frank C. Druse III Todd Davis Jamie deRoy in memory of Bradshaw Smith Drew Desky & Dane Levens Diversions Inc. in honor of Lenore “Lenny” Shapiro and the great joy that theatre has provided our members The Dorothy Strelsin Foundation Toni Downey Doug Eichman & Michael C. Yount James & Anna Fantaci Maggie Flanigan & Richard Dow The Fosdick Fund Kenneth R. Fulton Joanna Gleason & Chris Saradon Dan Goggin Jill & Marty Handelsman Robert Hickman George E. Jordan in memory of Michel G. Delhaise Benita & Joe Kaminkow Karma Foundation Karen E. Kennedy in memory of Muriel & Bob Kennedy Michael A. Leppen Judith Light & Robert Desiderio Tom Lombardi Fran Macferran Clif Mathews & Brian Lurie Leslie & Jordan Mayer Mary McColl David R. McShane & The Samantha Fund Marianne McGrath Mills Michael Halebian & Co. Inc. Jerry Mitchell Ira Mont & Jill Cordle Mont in memory of Annette and Stuart Mont, Dan Cordle and in honor of Joan Cordle James L. Nederlander Phyllis Newman in honor of Adolph Green Joseph Obermayer Tony Origlio Stephen Paine The PATH Fund/Rockers on Broadway George Perez Bonnie & Alan Petsche Anthony Pisano in memory of Jim Casey Playbill Inc. Michael C. Ray Michael Raymond & Andrew Moyer Merle Reskin Bob Rhodehamel & Dana Snyder Rose Brand The Ross Foundation

Lauren Class Schneider, Broadway Fantasy Camp James L. Simon Steve Sweet Andrew Thaman Theatrical Wardrobe Union Local 764 IATSE Woodford Van Meter David Wackman & Jason Rardin Weinberg Family Foundation Peg & Gary Wendlandt Nina & Gary Wexler Wyncote Foundation Anonymous

BOX SEAT

gifts of $2,500 to $4,999

Actors’ Equity Foundation Actors Federal Credit Union John R. Alchin & Hal Marryatt Sara M. Allan Richard Ambrose James J. Andrews* Gerald M. Appelstein* Sarah Ashman & Ron Gillespie in memory of Howard Ashman Bob Avian & Peter Pileski Jennifer Balbier Paris Baldacci & Andrew S. Dolkart Anne Banfield Jordan Barbakoff & Philip Jeffery in loving memory of Rob Sinacore Clay & Karen Barnes in honor of Gracie & Christina Barnes John Barnes & Charles Champagne Douglas Bella & David Hunt Nancy Duggan Benson Elaine D. Berger Amy Bermudez George L. Bielitz & John Derco Terry & William Biggins Blaine Walter Bobbie & David Frye Tina & Jeffrey Bolton John Bowab Briggs, Inc Corey Brunish & Jessica Rose Brunish Buchwald Cristina Carlson Frank Carucci & David Diamond celebrating our marriage after 35 years of unwedded bliss Raul Castro-Cerrato* Deborah & Steven Cavalier CESD Talent Agency Alissa Cipriano Paul & Kelly Cole John Contratti Kenneth E. Cooke Larry Cosand & Jaime Lozada Thomas Cott* in memory of Philip Carlson Gavin Creel Michael David & Lauren Mitchell Ken Davies Paula Kaminsky Davis Maria Di Dia in loving memory of Doug Salmon Anthony, Kristina & David Ellenbogen Joe Evall & Richard Lynn Bill Evans & Chuck Fischer in memory of Mike Nichols Robert Evers Peter Farrell* Feinstein’s/54 Below Doug Fiebelkorn & Andrew Hall Kevin Foley-Littell & Stephen Littell

Keith Fox and Tom Keyes In memory of Michael Smith Richard Gerrig & Timothy Peterson John Paul Geurts & Robert W. Stolt Roger Gindi & Gregory Victor Dale Glasser in memory of Steven Glasser Sherri Goldberg Valerie Gordon-Johnson & Doug Johnson Emily Grishman & Susan Sampliner Alma Guimarin James F. Haag The Hilaria & Alec Baldwin Foundation Susan & Neal Hirsch Geoffrey Hoefer & Thomas Wei** William S. Hoover, M.D. Kathy Inch Jerome S. Glazer Foundation John L. McHugh Foundation Ilana Kameros Kelly Karavites in memory of my loving spouse Francis P. King Amy Kaufmann & Ruth Ro Howard Kellman Joshua Kellman Karen Kellman Sarah Kellman Lillian Kraemer William Lauch Dr. Johnnie Lee and Mr. Darryl Branch Stephanie Lee/Group Sales Box Office Kevin R. Lyle & Renee Chatelain John J. Mackerey Tom Marshall & Kathy Keneally James Martin Matt McClanahan & Ed McCarthy Richard McCune & Brian Carroll - City National Bank** Peter McKown & Kenneth Heng Svend Mejdal Jonathan Mintzer Brian Stokes Mitchell & Allyson Tucker in honor of Tom Viola, Paul Libin and Phil Birsh Judith A. Nelson** in memory of Wayne McCarthy Nora Roberts Foundation Rob O’Neill & Shawn Anderson David Oviedo in memory of Warren Anthony Perkins Michael Paleos Theresa & Pete Piliero Gloria Piraino Brad Plunkett Dr. Amit Rakhit & Mr. Brad Senatore Richard E. Rauh Monica & Greg Reid Stephen Kroll Reidy* Richard F. Walsh/Alfred W. Di Tolla/ Harold P. Spivak Foundation Warren D. Riffle & Kurt A. Fleagle David Romero & David Greiss Meryl Rosofsky & Stuart H. Coleman* Phil & Dawn Rudolph Bill and Deb Ryan Megan M. Savage Steven Schnepp & Mark Basile in memory of Paul Penfield & John Heppenstall Susan & Clark Schubach Adam Schwab Stainmaster in memory of Will Macadam Elliott R. Sernel Jayne Baron Sherman Joseph Short Timothy Stevens & David Czekaj*

Katherine Sulenski Matthew D. Tumminello & Dominick J. Marangi Robert Tyrer Michael Valenti, Corey Zucker and Pip Joyce Van Patten Tom Viola Carol Waaser Michel Wallerstein Fred Weil* Cory Scott Whittier in memory of David Rupert Hewes Jayne A. Williams Terrence J. Witter & Artie de la Cruz Jeff Woodman in memory of Melvin Bernhardt Russ Woolley David Zippel & Michael Johnston Anonymous (2)

FRONT MEZZANINE gifts of $1,000 to $2,499

The A.R. Hughes Family Fund in loving memory of our cousin Thomas H. Anderson Randy Adams Deborah & Charles Adelman* Catherine Adler Jonathan Adler Ken Adler in memory of Ellen Adler and in honor of Jon Adler Gerry & Hank Alpert* Lee R. Anisman M.D. The Apatow-Mann Family Foundation David Glenn Armstrong in joyful memory of Peter Frame The Arthur Loeb Foundation Jay Axelrod Gary Bagley in memory of Peter Neufeld and Richard Stack Christopher & Paris Barclay Scott Barnes in memory of Brian Kellow Ivan M. Bart in memory of Adam Balzano Beech Street Foundation Bendit Family Foundation Nan & Joe Benincasa Andrew Berdon* Russell Berg in memory of Roni Daniel Cheryl Bergenfeld* Mark Bernhardt* Claude Bernstein & Melody Wang James C. P. Berry Phillip Bettencourt Phil & Mary Beuth Jon Bierman Chuck Blasius in memory of Linda Accardi Casey Blass & Lee Manford David Sprott Boger Miranda Book & Linda Dingler Dave Boone Ann Marie & Robert Borsdorf Joan C. Bowman* Loraine Alterman Boyle Don Branford Russell Brent & Nicholas Hodges Priscilla Brewster Susan Brewster J. Arthur Brost Barry Brown & Douglas Cohn, D.V.M. Michael Buchanan Melissa Buenaventura James & Debbie Burrows

Katherine Burton in honor of Dale Ellen Leff Michelle L. Butler Peter J. Butler Michael-Demby Cain* Robert Callely Steven M. Caplan Esq. Sarah & Frank Cardillo Len Cariou & Heather Summerhayes Debra & Kim Carmichael Carleton Carpenter David Cartee Ronald Casty Jamie Cesa & Joseph Schmaderer Stockard Channing Charles and Margaret Levin Family Foundation The Charles & Lucille King Family Foundation, Inc. in memory of Bob & Muriel Kennedy David & Paula Leggett Chase Chasin/Gilden Family Fund, at the Boston Foundation Sam Cheow* in memory of Gordon Avard Donna & Edward Chernoff Michael Coady Edward M. Coffina Evan Cohen Brad & Kyong Coleman* Casey Cook & Gary Steinkohl William Corsello Clayton Crawley & Roy Kim Creative Artists Agency Foundation William C. Cubberley* Mark Dalton Duke Dang & Charles Rosen* in loving memory of David Panzer Ben Daniel in honor of Roni Daniel Derek Danton & Robert Berk Peter Davenport David Beatty Fund of Stonewall Community Foundation Felipe de Bustamante Christine De Lisle & Ken Klein* Louis J. Denkovic Mark David Desky Charles Deull Alvin Deutsch Gregory Diskant & Sandra Baron Salvatore E. Dirschberger John, Barb & Ginna Doyle Christopher Durang & John Augustine The EACH Foundation Earl and Margaret Chesson Charitable Endowment Fund of Triangle Community Foundation Thor Eckert Maryann Edgecomb Valerie Eigner Alan Eisenberg & Claire Copley in honor of Bernie Jacobs and Tom Viola Steven Elkin Sam Ellis in honor of Valarie Silver Ellis Nigel Emmett Peter Entin & Barbara Janowitz Bonnie Pfeifer Evans* Shane Ewen Laura G. Fahsbender Ken Fakler John & Margaret Falk* T.A. Fassburg Robert Faust & Roger Kluge* Vicky Feather James Fedigan Jeff & Sherrie Feinstein Alisa Ferrari Kenneth and Caryl Field

Steven Filenbaum & Matthew Woolf, CFP Donald M. Filicetti Ken Finkelstein The Firehouse Theatre Elliot Fishman & Dale Abrams Kevin & Helen Flanagan* Doug Fogel Edward & Lori Forstein Sam Fortenbaugh Dale J. Fournier & Michael R. Wellington* Clay Francis Joan Fraser Steve Frasheur Fraydun Foundation, Inc. Sean Free Barbara H. Freitag Bart Freudlich & Julianne Moore James B. Freydberg David A. Friedman in memory of my mother Shirley Friedman Merle Frimark in loving memory of Ruth Frimark Pierre Frinault David M. Fromm in memory of my partner Robert Motley Susan Frost Nancy Gallt Marsi & Eric Gardiner Thomas Garner* David Gaudette & David Maue Bruce & Alice Geismar Barry Gelda in memory of Irene Lucille Bunis The Gelfand Family Foundation Thomas Gentile Amy Gewirtz John R. Gibson Sue Gilad Justin Gleiberman Jan and Steven Golann Dr. Stan Golden Dr. Guido Goldman* Sam Gonzalez Stefanie M. Gorman William R. Gross Barbara Gottlieb Ann & Eddie Graf Dane Grams Mike Greenly Michael Greif Howard Grossman, M.D. Barry & Maggie Grove Marc J. Gurell Edward E. Hale Jr. Diann Hall in memory of John Rainwater John Halpin in honor of the Leadership Council Brian Hamel Mr. & Mrs. S. Matthews V. Hamilton Jr. Thomas Hamlin Edward Hampton & Lisa Kassenaar Scott Handler David G. Hanna* Jane Hanson Alexandra Harper* Carrie Anne K. Harrell Michael P. Harrell Jennifer Hatch & Sue Smith Jeffrey Hayenga & Michael Belanger Michael & Jean Hearne* Joseph R. Heller, Ph.D. & Frank Ptak,II in memory of Michael Simmons-DeFord Dena Henry Richard Hester & Michael Mastro Highlight NY LLC*

Karen Hoefer Philip Hoefer Jim Hoelz & William Welsh The Horchow Family Craig J. Horsley Lyn Hughes & Arthur Ferrara Bill Hutton in memory of Dr. Joel D. Weisman Peter L. Ianniello, PhD Ira M. Resnick Foundation Waldo and Jeanne Jackson Roberta & Robert Jacquet Tracy Jamar in loving memory of Monty Silver Keith & Patti James Janis & Alan Menken Charity Fund Thai Jason in honor of Tom Viola Jerl Machine Inc. Earl Johnson & Douglas Ward Karen Johnston Barbara Josso & Liz Miloscia Nicole A. Jussen Peter Kaczorowski Alycia Kantor Steven Kaplan & Court Whisman Chad Kaydo Jodi, Jim, Matthew & Allison Kaye Karin & Greg Kayne Thomas Kazmierczak & Ted Blankenship Gail Kee & Javade Chaudhri Mark Keegan & Kazuya Hasegawa James Kelliher Jason Kelliher & Brian Rice Samantha S. Kennedy Jeffrey Kent Alan Klein & Jeffrey Erb* Daniel Klingler & Jay Langhurst F. Gary Knapp Mark Koblenz Ron Kollen Konigsberg Family Fund Dr. Ram Koppaka Alix Korey & Randy Hansen Raquel & Tomislav Kostadinov Hilda Kraker* John Kuehn & Elaine Crowley Robert J. Kunikoff Michael Kuzma LaFountaine Family Foundation* Dawn Landino Angela Lansbury Mark Lanspa Katie LaRocca Jay Laudato & Thomas Watson Law Offices of Kimberly A. Smith Brian Lawlor Winston Bernard Layne* Scott Lazarus & Julie Farmer Christopher Leary* Jay H. Lefkowitch Ann M. Lehman in loving memory of Rick Burglund & Gary Warren Hal & Jill Leibowitz Phyllis Levinthal in memory of Ruth & Sheldon Levinthal Alex Halpern Levy Bjorn Liencres Mark D. Lingenfelter Rosalind Lippel* Diane Lippert Stuart Lippner Kristin Lockley Michael Lombard

The Lovito Family Arwen Lowbridge & Michael Lane Donna L. Ludwig Dr. Rick & Yaffa Lukash Steve Lukens Steven F. Lutz Leslie Lyles Mark & William Macatee J. Patrick Mahoney and C. Martin Hicks Maidstone Productions in memory of Ted Tulchin Scott Mallalieu & Nat Fuchs Barbara Manocherian Jesse Manocherian Judith Manocherian The Marcy & Alan S. Honig Charitable Foundation, Inc. The Margolies Team at Compass Real Estate Thomas Marino MASIE Productions Scott & Harriet Mauro Jo Mayer Joe McCaddon Elizabeth I. McCann Eric McGahhey Kati Meister Bill Melamed Jr. & Jamey Lundblad in honor of Judy Dove & Frank Conway Jeff Meleski & Steve Markov Allen T. Mercer and Helen A. Wong MeritDirect, LLC Michael J. Zamkow and Sue E. Berman Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. E. Van R. Milbury Marilyn Miller in memory of Trygve F. Wasbotten Michael Mills & Mark McGrath Andrea Mitchell Joey Monda Debra Monk Oscar E. Moore Art H. Moore William Moore William Morey Javier Morgado in memory of Eddie Sweetnam Elizabeth Morton in memory of Elizabeth Wilson Jason & Debbie Moss Eric Murphy Gene Murray Joseph A. Neese in memory of Virginia McFarlane & Rodger McFarlane Eric Nelson Bebe Neuwirth & Chris Calkins* Nicholas C. & Allison M. Moore Fund Albert Nocciolino Dr. Sharon Novak David O’Brien Mark Olander & Nancy Farwell Yogi Omar Christopher Oram John K. Orberg Lisa Orberg Janice Oresman Samantha Orleans & Kevin Hansley Outer Critics Circle on behalf of the songwriting team of Sponge Bob Square Pants Ramon Padilla Ron D. Painter Dominic Paolillo & Itai Shamir Philip Paroian Gregg Passin David Pedemonti Ralph L. Pellecchio & James C. Wernz, M.D. Charles A. Pellicane

Michael Peltz in memory of Joan Fuerman Michelle M. Peters Rose Polidoro Sarah Prinsloo & Dean Rosow Frances Pu Isabella Putorti Sofia Putorti Dr.Judith Quick Ron Rafay Michael Raine Anthony Ramos Steven Rank Andrea & Dennis Ratner Jonathan Rebell & Noah Levine David Reich & Keith Marran Teresa Reyes & Martin Monas* Edward H. Richard & Warren P. Kendrick Michael Risinger Rebecca Rizzio Ed Roberts & Elaine Krauss Jonathan Rock & Patrick DelaCruz Larry Rogowsky Amy Rosenthal Ryan A Ross and Steven Ross Moe & Jack Rouse Paul Russell & Beryl Raff Albert Russo* Wynn J. Salisch Samuel Sanderson Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Wendy B. Samuel Eddie Sarfaty & Court Stroud Linda Scenna Gloria Schallop Carolyn Schiff & Noah Millman S. Fred Schiffman Jack Schillaci Jack Schlegel* Michael Schober & Don Harrison John E. Schumacher Will Schwalbe & David Cheng Jennifer Scott John Eric Sebesta & William Tomai Richard Seer & Doug Wallingford Debra & Michael Segal Kenneth G. Shelley Richard Siegmeister David Siewers Lisa Simmons Nancy L. Simon Ed Simonelli & Hernando Cortez Jr* Charles B. Slutzky Iris Smith Michael Smith James K. Sokol James Spiegelhoff Eric Stine Rob Stoll Susan Strauss Meryl Streep & Don Gummer Dan Stone Brian Strumwasser Stuart S. Applebaum Giving Foundation in memory of Mr. Vincent Zito Flody Suarez Lynn Surry The Swish Ally Fund Synergist Consulting LLC in honor of Charlotte St. Martin Rod Tailford & Mark Flickinger Talkin’ Broadway

Peter M. Taub Hal Tepfer & Stacie Simon John Henry Thomas III Henry Tisch Lila & George Todd Tim Tompkins Jeffrey Trachtman Jennifer Trepeck in honor of Sue Gilad Truworthy Productions Twelfth Night Club Inc. Mark Tynan Beth M. Uffner Richard J. Underwood Sally Unger Emily Vacher in honor of Javier Muñoz Beth Van Schaack, Stanford Law School, in honor of Tripp Zanetis Heriberto G. Vargas A. J. Vincent & Michael Eidelman Richard & Debra Voller Marcie Vort Suzyn Waldman Adam Wallace Tom & Connie Walsh Alice Wang Arthur E. Webster, Esq. Wayne Wei Ira M. Weitzman John F. Welch Lucille Werlinich Mr. and Mrs. Cortwright Wetherill Jr. Nancy A. Wheeler Frederick M. White & Greg Kammerer William Rutherford White Todd M. Whitley & Gary O. Holder* in loving memory of James Roe Danny Whitman & Robert Bartley in memory of Francine Whitman Lois Whitman Channing Wickham Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Wiggers in memory of T. Thorne Wiggers Miles Wilkin Margo Wintersteen Sarah Wolff & Joel Handelman John Wuertz & Abzal Ayubeally Yardi Systems* Lori A. Yaspan Sarah and John Zanetis in memory of major Christopher Tripp Zanetis David Ziff & Alan Bell George Zuber & Anthony Snyder Charitable Fund at Our Fund Inc. Elliot Zulver & Sally Gold Anonymous (7) *Indicates members of the DRA Angels Circle **Indicates members of the Broadway Cares and DRA Angels Circle

BROADWAY CARES/EQUITY FIGHTS AIDS Tom Viola Executive Director Lane Beauchamp Director of Communications Larry Cook Director of Finance & Administration Valerie Lau-Kee Lai Producing Director Danny Whitman Director of Development PRODUCTION James Cella Trisha Doss Ryan B. Gibbs Nathan Hurlin Jason Kooistra Dan Perry Beau Speer Scott T. Stevens COMMUNICATIONS Josh Blye Mo Brady Michael Carmine Di Bianco Angelica Franklin Jenny Garcia David Irigoyen Victor Rodriguez Francesca Toscano DEVELOPMENT Sarah Cardillo Frank Conway Gary Damiano Cat Domiano Ashley Melón Jack Noseworthy Susan Slotoroff FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION Michelle Abesamis Ngoc Ha Bui R. Keith Bullock Ed Garrison Donald Huppert Rose M. James Michael McLean Brian O’Donnell Roy Palijaro Michael Paulsen Madeline Reed RETAIL OUTREACH Peter Borzotta Feliziano Flores Andy Halliday DANCERS RESPONDING TO AIDS & CLASSICAL ACTION Denise Roberts Hurlin Knox Martin Adam Rei Siegel

BOARD OF TRUSTEES OFFICERS Robert E. Wankel, President Thomas Schumacher, Executive Vice President Ira Mont, First Vice President Mary McColl, Second Vice President Sherry Cohen, Third Vice President Philip Birsh, Treasurer Judith Rice, Secretary Paul Libin, President Emeritus TRUSTEES Cornelius Baker Joe Baker John Barnes Scott Barnes Joseph Benincasa David Binder Chris Boneau Barry Brown Kate Burton Robert Callely Kathleen Chalfant Gavin Creel Alan Cumming Gavin Darraugh Michael David B. Merle Debuskey Maria Di Dia Paul DiDonato Sam Ellis Richard Frankel Roy Harris Richard Hester Richard Jay-Alexander Cherry Jones Nathan Lane Jay Laudato Peter Lawrence Joe Machota Nancy Mahon Kevin McCollum Terrence McNally Jerry Mitchell Bernadette Peters Chita Rivera Jordan Roth Nick Scandalios Robert Score Kate Shindle Philip J. Smith Charlotte St. Martin David Stone Tim Tompkins Tom Viola (ex-officio) Channing Wickham

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