DO IT AT COTUIT: Jan-Apr 2016

Jan-Apr

2016

IN THIS ISSUE:

MOMS ON BROADWAY are back!

Contains all of our 2016 Programming: PLAYS CONCERTS EXHIBITS CLASSES EVENTS AND MORE!

MUSIC SPOTLIGHT:

CABARET FESTIVAL 2016

A RECIPE FOR SUCCESS: Q & A.: CAPE COD CAN! ART AND THEATER AFTER 9/11:

UNSAFE

And much, much more...

DO IT AT COTUIT

PROGRAM GUIDE/NEWSLETTER COTUIT CENTER FOR THE ARTS

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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR David Kuehn BOARD OF DIRECTORS James T. Hoeck, President Kathie Lynch Nutting, Vice President Alan Hidenfelter, Treasurer Graham Silliman, Secretary Susan Andersen Michael Dunford Christine Rathbun Ernst Melinda Gallant Kristin Gerlach Joyce Ginouves Spencer Hallett Carl Lopes Don Megathlin John Miller Betsy Pohl Michael Princi Gary Souza Bob Willcutts DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Jennifer Cummings DIRECTOR OF ARTS EDUCATION Alexandra Speck THEATER AND EVENTS MANAGER Cindy Parker FACILITY MANAGER Bruce Allen

The arts are essential.

Our mission is to be a welcoming hub for Cape Cod’s artists, performers, students, and audiences, working together to make the creation and experience of art accessible, nurturing, and thrilling for all.

INDIVIDUAL GIVING OFFICER Tracy LaBonte MEMBERSHIP AND PATRON SERVICES MANAGER Karen Santos VISUAL SPECIALIST L. Michelle Law THEATER SEASON PRODUCER Christine Ernst EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT Kim Baker STAFF Christianne Arnold Daniel Fontneau Cheryl Margolis Jason Mellin Ira Mendoza Cathy Staples Aisha Stewart

April, come she will.

When streams are ripe and swelled with rain…

In case you missed it, last November Art Garfunkel came and sang at the Center. Due to scheduling and logistical issues it was an on, off, on again, off again and then finally on concert that left us all frayed, jittery and sometimes at wits end in the months and days leading up to the concert. Hosting an artist of Art Garfunkel’s stature can be challenging for any organization – doubly challenging for a small community art center like ours. But in the end, Art walked through the door, met everyone, checked on his laundry and then came out on stage for the sound check. And then…then he launched into April Come She Will.

And I just melted. While Art’s voice isn’t what it was back in the 60s, it remains as beautiful as ever. Art’s guitarist, Tab Laven, is an incredibly talented musician. Together they walked through the song list. Checking sound. Lighting. Staging. It was intense.

It was fun to watch and hear as they tuned their show to our surroundings.

At the end of the sound check, I knew that things were going to be all right.

We were going to be treated to a great show. I was mistaken. Later that evening when Art launched into April we were treated not just to a great show, but to a truly magical evening.

Art and Tab performed songs from throughout Art’s career – from his Simon and Garfunkel days, through his huge 70s albums and into his lesser

known more recent material. They were all fantastic. Interspersed through the songs, Art read prose poems and told stories of his life and career. These backof-the-envelope stories (as they were literally written on envelopes) were fun, sometimes funny and always engaging.

And Art was fun and engaging. He connected with the audience right away and held us in the palm of his hand throughout the concert.

The concert was magical from the first note of April through to the final bow.

Both Art and his guitarist Tab Laven said afterward that the audience was the best – intent, hanging on every note, engaged in every story, laughing at all the right places and sitting, intensely listening during the songs. Art loved the acoustics of the room and the atmosphere of the Center. For him, it was a really great experience. For us, it was why we do it.

In the end I can tell people that I met and worked with Art Garfunkel. He was intense, exacting, focused, sharp, at times skewering – at times praising. He reminded me of a kindly uncle. Most importantly I can tell people that he is shorter than I expected and as he put it, he used to have hair that looks like mine.

Sincerely, Jim Hoeck President, Cotuit Center for the Arts

Welcome to Cotuit Center for the Arts. I’m so happy you are here to experience a part of our 2016 season.

It’s an exciting time for us. We have recently acquired new property that will allow us to expand our campus.

It’s great that there is already so much activity year-round, but we are out of space. You would be amazed to see where our casts rehearse for their theater productions– where our guest artists hang out before going on stage, where some of our classes are currently taught. It’s a wonderful problem to have! But we really need to expand.

Over the course of this season we will be working to fine tune plans for our growth, and with the help of matching grant funding from the MA Cultural Council, we will be able to make some much needed upgrades to ensure a sustainable cultural mecca continues to thrive right here in our community.

One of our current projects is the renovation of our wonderful and intimate Black Box Theater. During the first few months of the year we will finish renovations that began in November of last year. The entrance to the building and the lobby area will be upgraded and the theater itself will expand from 25 seats to 40. The heating and cooling will be upgraded and when we re-open the audience experience in the Black Box will be much better. The only way we have been able to move forward with this renovation at this particular time is due to the generosity of our volunteers, our board of directors, staff, and local businesses. Volunteers have helped rip out walls and floors, have cleaned, painted, spackled, and mopped. And thanks to generous donations from a committed group of local businesses, materials and labor were donated or

heavily discounted. We would not be able to make these improvements without help from Rogers and Marney Builders, Spencer Hallett Plumbing and Heating, Cazeault Roofing, A Concrete Answer, Barger Masonry, JD Custom Building, Lagadinos Construction, L & M Glass, Botello Lumber, Cape & Islands Construction, Griffin Plastering, Franey Mechanical, Agnew Electrical, Stewart Painting, Cotuit Landscaping, Macombers Sanitary Refuse, Cotuit Bay Design, Transition Engineering and more.

Of course that doesn’t mean the entire job was free! There are still costs to upgrade electrical, heat and A/C, theater lighting etc., so you’ll still be hearing a lot of Blah, Blah, Blah (translation: please donate) from me as we work to bring you even more great programming. Just look through

this magazine to see what we’ll do this year without much additional space.

It’s remarkable. And there is something for everyone this season: the Cape Premiere of “Billy Elliot,” an original and powerful play by local playwright Jim Dalglish that will travel to Boston, a new original musical revue from the team that brought you “What the World Needs Now” and “The Beat Goes On,” plus dozens of concerts and special events sure to sell out.

I don’t have enough room here to tell you about each offering, so take the magazine home, leave it on your coffee table or keep it in the bathroom – either is OK, and make a list of the things you want to share with us in 2016. Thanks as always for your support – now enjoy the show!

David Kuehn Executive Director

CURATORIAL COMMITTEE Michael Ernst Lois Hirshberg David Kuehn L. Michelle Law Carl Lopes Mary Moquin EDUCATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE Gerry Fernandez Freda Garbose Karen Maker Jackie Reeves Alexandra Speck EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Alan Hidenfelter Jim Hoeck David Kuehn Kathie Lynch Nutting Graham Silliman FACILITIES COMMITTEE Bruce Allen Barry Gallus Spencer Hallett Don Megathlin Cindy Parker Gary Souza Sheldon Stewart Bob Willcutts FINANCE COMMITTEE Michael Dunford Alan Hidenfelter David Kuehn John Miller Kathie Lynch Nutting GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE Jim Hoeck Melinda Gallant Don Megathlin Michael Princi

MARKETING COMMITTEE David Cohen Jenn Cummings Christine Ernst Daniel Fontneau David Kuehn Dale Silva MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE David Cohen Lucy Cromwell Jenn Cummings Kristin Gerlach James Newton Karen Santos Judy Souza MUSIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE Michael Dunford David Kuehn Tedi Marsh Ruth Condon Price Betsy Siggins THEATER ADVISORY COMMITTEE Andrew Arnault Anna Botsford Michele Colley Christine Ernst David Kuehn Holly Erin McCarthy Carol McManus Bronwen Prosser Anthony Teixeira VOLUNTEER ADVISORY GROUP Michelle Gain Beth Golden Joan McDonald Kathie Lynch Nutting Sharon Parkins Florence Pritchard Dale Silva Janet Wright Mark Wright

CONTENT 2016 THEATER PROGRAMMING It’s showtime! We’ve got drama, music, farce, family fun, and experimental theater planned for this year. Full season listing here. Read all about it and get your tickets now!

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THEATER SPOTLIGHT Souvenir, by Stephen Temperley, featuring David Kuehn and Jo Brisbane.

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2016 CONCERT & SPECIAL EVENT PROGRAMMING Concerts for all musical tastes, and lots of fun events.

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MUSIC/SPECIAL EVENT SPOTLIGHT The 2016 Cabaret Festival is shaping up to be something special.

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2016 EDUCATION PROGRAMMING We’ve got something for everyone in Art, Music, Acting, Writing, and Film.

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EDUCATION SPOTLIGHT Read all about Miss Lori Dutra and her new program for toddlers at CCftA.

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2016 GALLERY PROGRAMMING A feast for the eyes and mind, all year long, upstairs and down.

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GALLERY SPOTLIGHT Ann Guiliani on her exhibit, Shifting and Unfolding.

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SUPPORT ART Find out about the benefits of membership, see our list of donors and members.

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EDUCATE Collaborating with Cape Cod CAN! A recipe for success.

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ENTERTAIN The Moms on Broadway are back, and ready to entertain!

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ILLUMINATE Unsafe: a new play and an art exhibit exploring life after 9-11.

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INSPIRE The Black Box Theater is undergoing some amazing upgrades....

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PROUST QUESTIONNAIRE With one of our onstage superstars, Jo Brisbane.

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COCKTAILS COTUIT STYLE Try a few of our potent potables.

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MEMBER SPOTLIGHT Jane Walsh and John Green love to do it at Cotuit.

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BOARD MEMBER SPOTLIGHT Profile of Board Member (and actress) Joyce Ginouves.

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VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT It’s all about the hair for Tom “TC” Crutchfield.

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BACKSTAGE SPOTLIGHT Hanging out with our backstage techies, Nick and Drew.

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SNAPSHOTS FROM 2016 Some photos of how we “Do it. At Cotuit.”

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2016 THEATER SEASON

Mainstage SORDID LIVES

SOUVENIR

Unsafe

by Del Shores January 12-24

by Stephen Temperley March 8-20

A black comedy about white trash! The story starts when Peggy, a good Christian woman, hits her head on the sink and bleeds to death after tripping over her lover’s wooden legs in a motel room.

It leads to chaos erupting in Winter, Texas! You won’t want to miss this campy, outrageous show. Directed

by Ian Ryan.

The bizarre career of Florence Foster Jenkins — a socialite who fancied herself an opera singer and, through an awfulness that curdled into a kind of cult, achieved dubious fame from 1932 to her sold-out Carnegie Hall swan song in 1944 — is viewed in flashback, replete with accompaniment by her equally mundane pianist. Featuring Jo Brisbane and our very own David Kuehn, as Cosme. Directed by Mary Arnault.

written and directed

by Jim Dalglish March 31-April 10

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World Premiere of a new play

by Jim Dalglish. A psychological thriller about a family’s failure to come to terms with their terrifying losses in the wake of 9/11. This play was selected as a semifinalist at the National Playwrights Conference at the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center.

The production will also be presented at the Boston Center for the Arts April 14–30.

photo by Alan Trugman

The ABC’s of NYC a musical revue April 14-20 Take an alphabetical journey down the Great White Way! This original musical revue features the best of Broadway.

Starring Martha Paquin, Jared Hagan, Meghan Magrath, Hannah Carrita, and Anthony Teixeira. Produced and directed

by Holly Erin McCarthy.

Steel Magnolias

by Robert Harling May 17-29 This hugely popular play chronicles the lives and friendship of six women in Louisiana. Supporting each other through their triumphs and tragedies, they congregate at Truvy’s beauty shop to ponder the mysteries of life and death, husbands and children – and hair and nails, of course.

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Now: The Songs of Karen Carpenter produced by Ruth Condon June 9-19 A musical tribute to one of the most iconic singers of all time, presented by Brave Horse Music, which brought you The Beat Goes On, What the World Needs Now and Love is Blind.

2016 THEATER SEASON

Mainstage Billy Elliot

Wonderland

music by Elton John, book by Lee Hall July 7-31

by Holly Erin McCarthy, adapted from the book by Lewis Carroll August 8-19

A musical based on the film of the same name – winner of 10 Tony Awards including Best Musical. Follow Billy’s journey as he stumbles out of the boxing ring and into a ballet class where he discovers a passion for dance that inspires his family and whole community and changes his life forever.

Off with her head! A 21st century girl is magically transported to Lewis Carroll’s Wonderland in this play with music. Join us for another wild, original production from Theater Under the Stairs this summer. A family show that parents can enjoy as much as the kids will.

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Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf

by Edward Albee September 20-October 9 George and Martha, a middleaged history professor and his wife, return home after a faculty soiree. Unbeknownst to George, Martha has invited a young new professor and his wife over for late-night cocktails. As the liquor flows, the young couple finds themselves drawn into their hosts’ tumultuous world.

Watch one of theatre’s most notorious couples square off in Albee’s hilarious and harrowing masterpiece.

photo by Alan Trugman

Frost/Nixon

by Peter Morgan September 22 - October 8 A dramatization of the events surrounding David Frost’s 1977 television interviews with Richard Nixon — among the most famous political interviews of all time. In the television age, image is king, and both men are desperate to outtalk and upstage each other as the cameras roll.

Scrooge: The musical

COME BE A PART OF THE ACT!

book, music and lyrics by Leslie Bricusse November 22 - December 18

We invite local singers, actors, or other volunteer performers to “try out” for the roles in our live stage shows. We regularly hold open-call auditions, and have an email bulletin that can keep you posted on auditions and other theatrical volunteer opportunities.

You can sign up at our website artsonthecape.org, or email info@cotuitcenterforthearts.org for more information.

Join us for this charming stage adaptation of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol by renowned writer-composer-lyricist Leslie Bricusse. It is closely-adapted from the 1970 musical film Scrooge starring Albert Finney, which earned Bricusse an Oscar® nomination for his score. A holiday hit for the whole family.

In addition to actors, we always need help with set building, costume construction, backstage help, lighting, and sound operators.

Come be a part of the magic of live theater at Cotuit!

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A Roofing Family Since 1927

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2016 MORE THEATER The Vagina Monologues

Moms on Broadway

February 14 on the Main Stage written by Eve Ensler An award-winning whirlwind tour of a forbidden zone.

Bicycle Face

February 25-26 on the Main Stage written and performed by Hannah Van Sciver, directed by David O’Connor The interconnected stories of three fictional women, separated by a century each, navigating the changing landscape of feminism, censorship, and cycling.

The Belle of Amherst

May 6 & 8 on the Main Stage The Moms are back, and better than ever! A musical revue produced and directed by Gwen Bainier.

BOOM!

June 2-19 in the Black Box Written by Peter Sinn Nachtrieb, directed by Holly Erin McCarthy Two university students plot “sex to change the course of the world” and rebuild humanity after disaster.

March 3-20 in the Black Box Written by William Luce, directed by Linda Monchik My Music and Me A one-woman play based on the life of poet Emily July 8-24 in the Black Box Dickenson.

Written & performed by Glenn Starner-Tate Composer/pianist Glenn Starner-Tate presents his Jerry Finnegan’s Sister musical autobiography.

April 7-24 in the Black Box Written by Jack Neary, directed by Andy Dolan Venus in Fur Highly acclaimed comedy about unrequited love.

August 4-21 in the Black Box Written by David Ives, Absence directed by Aisha Stewart & Jason Mellin May 5-22 in the Black Box Written by Peter M. Floyd, directed by Robert Bock An enigmatic actress with a hidden agenda auditions An aging matriarch’s struggle to find meaning in her for a part in a misogynistic writer’s play. changing existence due to dementia.

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Company, 2013 photo by Alan Trugman

Studio Series photo by Bronwen Prosser

The FACB: 50’s a Bitch

Butter Ball

July 29-August 27 in the Art Studio Written & performed by Christine Ernst The Fat As Cancer Bitch returns to the studio. It’s the big 5-0. Come celebrate.

December 1-18 in the Black Box Written & directed by Bronwen Prosser An original and “highly inappropriate” Thanksgiving comedy. This show was a huge hit during our last holiday season in the Black Box.

The Money Shot

Driving Miss Daisy

October 6-23 in the Black Box Written by Alfred Uhry, directed by PJ McKey Portrayal of the relationship between an elderly white Southern Jewish woman and her AfricanAmerican chauffeur.

Glaspell & Shaw One Acts

November 3-20 in the Black Box Written by Susan Glaspell & George Bernard Shaw, directed by Garry Mitchell A collection of dramas by these well-known playwrights.

Wednesday

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September 1-18 in the Black Box Written by Neil LaBute, directed by Carol McManus This raunchy, acerbic Hollywood satire presents four characters perched on the showbiz power ladder.

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Theater Spotlight

OUVENIR article by Kim Baker, photos by Alan Trugman

There are always many great reasons to enjoy any Cotuit theater production. Intimate settings. Great casts. Terrific acting and directing. But there are two compelling reasons to see this season’s Main Stage production of Souvenir. David Kuehn and Jo Brisbane.

When Kuehn, our very own Do. It. At. Cotuit. Executive Director and exquisite pianist, talked about what drew him to be part of Souvenir, he said this was an opportunity to introduce a new audience to Florence Foster Jenkins and her

Above: David Kuehn in 33 Variations

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relationship to Cosmé McMoon, her accompanist, the role Kuehn plays.

Souvenir opens with McMoon performing in a piano bar in 1964.

McMoon recalls having spent much of his youth playing piano to accompany Jenkins, a singer whose voice was not very good. Jenkins had enough money, though, to host private concerts in her RitzCarlton suite. An eventual concert at Carnegie Hall brought in the public who came to jeer. Kuehn is moved by this unlikely pair from different social strata as McMoon grows “to admire Jenkins and to want to protect her.”

Jo Brisbane, a great Cotuit regular who plays Jenkins, is also interested in Jenkins’ relationship with her accompanist McMoon. McMoon never forsakes Jenkins despite her voice and the ridicule. He is ultimately transformed, says Brisbane, by this act of compassion.

According to Brisbane, director Mary Arnault has skillfully drawn out the universal themes of sympathy, vanity, and friendship. The terrific trio of Kuehn, Brisbane, and Arnault brings a play to CCftA that takes the audience beyond sympathy to empathy, to finding the humanity in Jenkins, to discovering what drove her to want to perform.

of amateur artists with delusions of grandeur in this play about relationships, compassion, and human spirit.

Brisbane says that even though “swells and sophisticates” came to ridicule Jenkins, the play leads the audience to an ultimate “moment of redemption.” Since Jo wants that redemption to be revealed in the play, we will all just have to see Souvenir and experience it for ourselves.

Souvenir

by Stephen Temperle

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March 8-20 get your tickets at ArtsOnTheCape.org today!

And with costumes by Alan Trugman and scenic design by Andy Arnault, Souvenir promises to take us back in time to 1930s New York City. Souvenir presents a world

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Above: Jo Brisbane in Company

2016 CONCERTS Special EvenTS CERISE AND FRIENDS: A TRIBUTE TO BLACK JAZZ ARTISTS January 15 Cotuit on the Road: Dinner concert at The Dan’l Webster Inn.

THE BRUCE MARSHALL GROUP January 30

THE BEAT GOES ON February 5

SIT-A-WHILE WITH KAMI LYLE February 6

Bruce returns to rock the Center, with special guests Britt Connors and Bourbon Renewal.

Great songs of the 60s.

Cotuit on the Road: Dinner concert at The Dan’l Webster Inn.

With special guests John Sebastian and Joey Spampinato.

16TH ANNUAL POETRY, MUSIC & CHILI FEST March 5

SUNDAY STUDENT SHOWCASE March 6

CAPE COD CABARET FEST: NEW VOICES March 25 & 26

WHAT THE WORLD NEEDS NOW March 25

Sate your belly and fill your senses with great chili and cornbread, terrific local poets, and more.

A free student concert in the gallery.

Two spectacular nights of Cabaret, Cotuit style!

Presented by Tedi Marsh.

A tribute to Burt Bacharach. Cotuit on the Road: Dinner concert at The Dan’l Webster Inn.

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photobybyAlan AlanTrugman Trugman photo

SUNDAY GOSPEL BRUNCH February 7 Food and song.

Come have a little “church,” Cotuit-style.

Great concert and potluck brunch.

ANTHONY WINTER MAGIC: TEIXEIRA AND HIS MAGIC, MYSTERY, VALENTINES AND FUN FOR February 12-14 THE WHOLE FAMILY Cotuit favorite Anthony and his friends singing February 16-17

SIT-A-WHILE WITH KAMI LYLE February 27 With special guest Steve Earl.

their way into your hearts.

School vacation magic show from Rich Archer and Company.

SIT-A-WHILE WITH KAMI LYLE April 6

THE PERCUSSION PLUS PROJECT April 27

PAUL MASCOTT: PACKETS April 30

MOMS ON BROADWAY May 6 & 8

Real Singers, Real Songs, Fake Fireplace, featuring renowned guest artists.

Amy Lynn Barber and guest artists showcase percussion-based music.

Public recording session of experimental music and sound to accompany Mascott’s art exhibt.

The perfect way to honor your mother! Bring her to “Mothers in Concert” this Mother’s Day weekend.

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2016 CONCERTS Special EvenTS 3RD KENTUCKY DERBY GALA May 7 Enjoy a mint julep while adjusting your hat before placing your bid on the big race at this special CCftA fundraiser.

ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT! July 12 The Center’s annual fundraiser – great food, great entertainment, and more!

LOVE IS BLIND: A TRIBUTE TO AMY WINEHOUSE May 12-14 Featuring Emily Wade Adams. Cotuit on the Road at The Dan’l Webster Inn, The Spire Center for the Performing Arts, and Wellfleet Preservation Hall.

MEETINGHOUSE CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL July 17 Experience the delight of hearing exquisite instrumental nuance in ensemble.

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BOB DYLAN BIRTHDAY TRIBUTE CONCERT May 14 6th annual celebration presented by The Third Fret.

HOT FLASH LAUGHS July 27 Ladies night!

An evening of comedy with Nancy Witter.

GREG ABATE May 24 Jazz concert with a multisaxophone master. A prime example of the ‘rear back and blow’ school of contemporary bop-based players.

CAPE COD CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL August 2, 9, 16 Three weeks of exceptional music by exceptional artists.

photo by Rodney Lewis

STRETCH/HOOK May 28 Live performance integrating dance, sculptural installation, and music into what promises to be a provocative and electrifying experience.

With DeAnna Pellecchia, John Cira, & Kenny Werner.

57 HEAVY PRESENTS BREATHE June 3-4

OLE JUG BAND BRUNCH June 5

Pink Floyd’s Animals & Dark Side of the Moon in concert.

TEDI MARSH SINGS MICHEL LEGRAND August 6

WHAT THE WORLD NEEDS NOW August 11

The one and only Tedi Marsh will be joined by the incomparable Fabiano De Castro for one of the most anticipated concerts of our season.

A tribute to Burt Bacharach. Cotuit on the Road: Dinner concert at Willowbend Country Club.

Concert and potluck brunch with the All Worn Out Jug Band.

PROVINCETOWN JAZZ FESTIVAL August 15

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Swing to some of the hottest jazz on the East Coast. Featuring Evan Christopher & Nicki Parrott.

MEMBERS/ DONORS SUMMER SOCIAL June 25 A summer afternoon of fun for our CCftA members.

FOLK FESTIVAL August 19 We’ll be bringing you some great folk performers – stay tuned for details.

2016 CONCERTS Special EvenTS SARAH SWAIN AND THE OH BOYS’ ROCKABILLY DANCE PARTY August 20

SQUARE DANCE August 21 More details coming soon... but we can promise it will be fun!

THE CABARET COLLABORATION August 26 Details coming soon...

World class cello and harpsichord, in our intimate gallery setting.

Full bar, amazing music, big dance floor.

Summer’s not over yet!

Come party with us!

2ND ANNUAL BRAZILIAN CULTURAL FESTIVAL September 17 Come celebrate the sounds and culture of Brazil at this lively event.

RYAN CASEY: AN EVENING OF TAP DANCE October 14

PHOEBE CARRAI & PETER SYKES IN CONCERT September 3

CAPE COD DANCE SYMPOSIUM October 15 A local celebration and exploration of the art of dance.

An evening of tap dance with Ryan Casey -bursting with energy and talent.

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5TH ANNUAL UKULELE CELEBRATION October 16 Come and join the Uke-A-Long!

photo by Jennifer Lynch

ANNUAL MEMBER TALENT SHOW September 9

4TH ANNUAL AMERICANA HOOTENANNY September 10

BEST OF THE WOODS HOLE FILM FESTIVAL September 11, 18, 25

RHYTHM FUTURE QUARTET September 16

Come see our members perform on the Center stage.

Contemporary music that incorporates elements of country, roots-rock, folk, bluegrass, R & B, and blues.

Best of the Fest!

Screenings of work from New England-based independent filmmakers.

These four young jazz virtuosos will blow your mind.

CAPE COD CAN! October 21-23

16TH ANNUAL ART & SOULS MASQUERADE BALL October 29

MEMBER ART & CRAFT SHOW December 3

ANNUAL HOLIDAY SING ALONG December 30

Featuring local member artisans. Plan to come and do your holiday shopping.

Join Executive Director David Kuehn at the piano for some wine and holiday cheer.

A new theatrical/musical performance, presented

by Cape Cod CAN!, theater by artists with disabilities.

Featuring great music, bone-chilling refreshments, and costume prizes.

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2016 CONCERTS Special EvenTS The best way to stay informed about our upcoming events is to sign up for our weekly email blast.

It lists the week’s events, starting classes, news, plus a video message from Executive Director David Kuehn.

Sign up today at ArtsOnTheCape.org, or send an email to info@cotuitcenterforthearts.org and we can sign you up!

DO IT. AT COTUIT!

ONGOING EVENTS

WINE AND MUSIC WEDNESDAY 3rd Wednesday of every month Enjoy wine, live music, great art, and scintillating conversation.

SALON OF SHORTS 3rd Wednesday of every month Open mic series of poetry, story, essay, song, performance art, dance, improv, and stand-up.

YOGA Every Saturday and Sunday morning Stretch with Michele Colley on Saturdays and Virginia Hoeck on Sundays.

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DRUMMING CIRCLE 1st Tuesday of every month Group drumming led by Sam Holmstock of Entrain.

BRAVE HORSE MUSIC The Kami Lyle Sit-A-While...with Paula Cole and Mark Erelli!

Photo courtesy of Rowland Sherman

What The World Needs Now-A Musical Tribute To Burt Bacharach

Photo courtesy of Joe Navas

Photo courtesy of Joe Navas

Brave Horse Music produces and creates original musical revues. Our main focus is to keep the integrity of the music. Upcoming 2016 Sit-A-While guests are John Sebastian, Steve Earle, M. Ward, Al Anderson, Lisa Loeb, Maia Sharp, Gillian Welch, and many more.

Brave Horse and Cotuit have formed Cotuit on the Road to bring all these shows and others listed on Brave Horse’s website to your town! In June we’ll present ”Now” (the songs of Karen Carpenter). Check out our website for future shows and our calendar of events. Call us for custom shows!

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Music/Special Event Spotlight

“Excited? You bet we are!” exclaims Tedi Marsh, producer of the Cape Cod Cabaret Fest. “After more than half a dozen years of the Cabaret Festival, this year we are thrilled to blend Frank Sinatra with Judy Garland on Friday night and to feature a swinging New York Cabaret Show on Saturday night! Where else can this magic happen? Do it at Cotuit!”

De Lorenzo will pay tribute to Frank Sinatra, and a local favorite, Hannah Carrita, who grew up on our stage, will pay tribute to the young Judy Garland. Then on Saturday, March 26, the incomparable Tedi Marsh will be joined by New York City composer and singer Louis Sacco for the swinging NYC set where they will also introduce some special guests.

The annual Cape Cod Cabaret Festival is one of the most popular annual events at the Center. Each year the two-day event celebrates cabaret singing by bringing together local and regional artists. Each evening has its own flavor and audiences are guaranteed a great show. On Friday, March 25, New Yorker Brian

“I was so excited to be asked to perform the Judy Garland tribute” says Hannah Carrita. “When I was 4 years old, I talked my way into voice lessons at the Cape Cod Conservatory.

The teacher who agreed to take me on always used to say that I reminded her of Frances Gumm, who grew up to be Judy Garland. So I guess I have

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always felt an affinity for her, because she was a baby belter who grew into her big voice, and hopefully I have done the same!”

Tedi Marsh

Professional actor, singer, recording artist, and Talent America’s 2001 “Performer of the Year” Brian De Lorenzo performs his tribute to Sinatra on Friday. Millions of people are fans of Frank Sinatra, but relatively few singers do justice to him. De Lorenzo takes the songs of the legendary performer and interprets them with his own style.

Louis Sacco is excited for the festival because “Cotuit Center for the Arts allows me to sing with my dearest friend Tedi Marsh. What’s not to love?!”

Louis Sacco

Fred Boyle on piano, Rich Hill on bass, and Bart Weisman on drums will provide the excellent accompaniment as usual. “Cabaret Festival is a fun time for me,” says Bart Weisman. “It’s full of many musical surprises and a great event for the entire family”

Hannah Carrita

Get your tickets now to experience some of the best live music to be heard anywhere!

2016 Cape Cod Cabaret Festival March 25 & 26 get your tickets at ArtsOnTheCape.org today!

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2016 Winter EDUCATION Start date

January

5 Cape Cod Drum Circle with Sam Holmstock 5 Ballet Barre with Susan Friedman 7 Beginning Adult Tap with Susan Friedman 7 Intermediate Adult Tap with Susan Friedman 6 Flowing Watercolors with Rosalie McCarthy 6 Following Alice-Youth Acting with Jackek Zuzanski YOUTH 9 What’s Your Story, Morning Glory? with Christine Rathbun 8 Impressionism Painting in Acrylic with Rosalie McCarthy 9 Theatre Workshop with Karen Santos YOUTH 9 Introduction to the Ukulele 1 with Steve Gregory 9 Intermediate Ukulele 1 with Steve Gregory 10 Swing Dancing with Doug McHugh 12 Explore World Drumming with Sam Holmstock 15 Creative Movement for Toddlers with Lori Dutra YOUTH 18 Dancing for Actors & Singers with Pam Wills 23 Improv with Jim Pettibone 23 #Hashtagging your #Art for #Exposure with Lori Cooney 26 Creative Writing: Triggers That Spark the Stories in You with Ted Murphy

Start date 2 2 5 15 22 23 24 24 25

February Cape Cod Drum Circle with Sam Holmstock Ballet Barre with Susan Friedman Creative Movement for Toddlers with Lori Dutra YOUTH Musical Theatre Dance Workshop with Meghan McMahon and Katie Koglin YOUTH Winter Pastels 1 with Ed Chesnovitch Drawing One with Jackie Reeves Come Paint! with Joe Diggs Drawing People - Parts to Whole with Jackie Reeves Imaginative & Creative Self-Portraits with Animals with Deb Hope Colligan

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March Cape Cod Drum Circle with Sam Holmstock Ballet Barre with Susan Friedman Creative Movement for Toddlers with Lori Dutra YOUTH What’s Your Story, Morning Glory? with Christine Rathbun Introduction to Ukulele 2 with Steve Gregory Intermediate Ukulele 2 with Vanessa Gregory Three Steps to Stronger Paintings with Mary L. Moquin

APRIL Acting with Clarity and Power with Jim Pettibone Cape Cod Drum Circle with Sam Holmstock Ballet Barre with Susan Friedman Creative Movement for Toddlers with Lori Dutra YOUTH Winter Pastels 2 with Ed Chesnovitch Musical Theatre Dance Workshop with Michele Colley and Kris Hill YOUTH School Vacation Art Camp with Karen Maker YOUTH

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TODDLERS A new audience is being served here at Cotuit this year. A class in “Creative Movement”, designed for children ages 2 to 6, is being offered every Friday at CCftA.

Directed by Miss Lori Dutra, a well-known instructor of childrens’ programs throughout Cape Cod, the Creative Movement class focuses on providing kids with an open play environment and offering a wide variety of activities to do. Through the use of items such as gymnastic wedges, balls, hoops, and parachutes, young children can freely express their ideas and interests without overly structured boundaries. As Miss Lori points out, this open approach allows smaller children not only to be naturally creative, but also provides them with a baseline for developing their artistic skills going forward.

As part of the program, parents and/ or their helpers are asked to stay with their children throughout the class. This approach provides the additional benefit of meeting and networking with other young families in the area as well as discovering the wide range of programs available to them here at CCftA and throughout the Cape arts community.

churches and families. She maintains certification in pediatric CPR and first aid as well as being a certified member of the National Youth Sports Coaches Association and a member of the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU).

Married and living in Sandwich with two grown children of her own, Lori is pleased to be offering her Creative Movement class here at CCftA. She feels Cotuit provides an intimate environment that allows the family to experience more personal interaction while making kids feel safe and able to grow in self-esteem.

As she states, “Time is so precious with these kids. This program helps to open up a world of opportunities for them to experience and contribute to their personal growth. It is so rewarding to be able to be a part of that experience.”

Now kids of all ages are able to do it at Cotuit!

Originally from Plymouth, Lori Dutra has lived and worked on Cape Cod for the last 30 years providing programs for children ages 2 to 16. She is the owner of Klub Kidz, a company that offers children’s classes and parties for businesses, clubs, organizations,

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SHIFTING AND Ann Guiliani

UNFOLDING “SHIFTING AND UNFOLDING” features close to 40 images: Paintings, Prints and Multi-Media Drawings.

Sometimes these varied disciplines all merge together. When does a drawing become a painting? or a Print? The lines of demarcation can be blurred.

The exhibit’s intention is to open up a dialogue about how images develop. We know they correlate closely to life and life experiences.

Creating any Work of Art involves a synthesis of Idea and Form as well as Materials and Techniques. The thrust of this exhibition is to touch upon the Creative Process itself: how images develop, and how they Shift and Unfold into newer imagery.

However, while there may be varied materials and techniques as well as themes, there is a common thread in all of my Art. There is the realization that spontaneity and gestural mark-making with brush or any tool, involves an engagement with “the moment” and that moment is fraught with something in a constant state of flux. Fluid movement of media across its surface suggests that “Movement” of some sort has played a signicant role. It may be what is discerned in Nature itself, or it could

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be a state of mind or the creative act itself. For me, “Movement” becomes something experienced in Time and Place and something that needs to be expressed.

The exhibit features “Drawing From a Moving Car” series as well as six foot drawings of “Palms in the Wind”. There will also be some work from a series I call “Symbiosis”, which has to do with spaces between branches: The Attraction of Opposites or the empty void of Space versus Density. How these opposites create a movement towards one another or away from one another is an Abstract concept. Both “Palms in the Wind” and “Symbiosis” illustrate the dynamic force of wind or rain in Nature as well as what can happen in the void or empty space. Now more recently, images are inspired by the Movement of Water, its currents and continual flow.

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Increasingly, my own development as an Artist is to realize that the Final Image is something autonomous and that the materials I work with can have their own personality. They can direct me in new and exciting ways. All I have to do is to “DO IT.” Then to step back and let it “Shift and Unfold” on its own terms, moving me in new directions.

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Our Members Center Circle Mara T. and James Adams Suzanne Greenberg Sharon and Ronald Nunes Sarah Adams and Jack Carney Paul Grover Tara O’Keefe Anne and Peter Aitken Susan and Thomas Gustin William E. O’Neill and Tracy Anderson Danette and Silas Atsalis Melissa and Spencer Hallett Stephanie and Philip Panasci Helen and John Barnes Sue and Dick Hamilton Cindy and Kempton Parker Annie and Sam Bartol Sharon Hawkins and Dr. Allen J. White John Peacock Polly and Bruce Behrens Sheila and John Hicinbothem Gloria and Roger Plourde Jayne and Harvey Beker Rosalind and Herbert Hill Elizabeth Pohl and Robert Ehlers Joan Bentinck-Smith Jo-Anne and Richard Hoad Melanie Powers and Rick Presbrey Isabel and John Biasotti Virginia and James Hoeck Gretchen Reilly Lisa and Tom Bigony Barbara and Merrill Hosmer Sara and Neil Ringler Nancy and Jeffrey Bilezikian Anne and James Hurley Darby Rioux and Mary Bianchini Kathleen and Tom Bogan Frank and Millie Iarossi Gail and Burt Sack Lise and Robert Bourque Molly Johnston and Linda Calmes Jones Aimee Salyapongse Kajsa and Joshua Brimdyr Mary Ann and Charles Jurkiewicz and Achilles Papavasiliou Jo and Arthur Brisbane Billie and David Kapp Lillian Sandler Marge Brogan and Donna-Lee McMullen Paula and James Keating Susan Sciarrillo Jamie Stern and Stephen Brown Mary Keaveny William Shultz Paula Schnepp and Robert Bucchianeri Devonia and Joe Keller Betsy Minot Siggins and Hugh McGraw Maureen and Joseph Carrita Marilyn Klompus Pat and Dale Silva Susan Cartland-Bode and Hank Bode Alexis and Josh Kouri Tedi Marsh and George Silva Russell Cazeault Alan Trugman and David Kuehn Julie and Terry Smily Tara Galvin and John Clark Marianne Lampke and Lisa Linnehan Juliane Soprano and Jesse Mahan Sandy and Rik Clark Michelle and Mark Law Leslie and Graham Silliman Debra and David Cohen Wendy Littleton-Kozma Tonya and Gary Souza Geoff Connor and Bob Carina and Robert Littleton Sheldon Stewart Annie and Mark Cool Caroline and James Lloyd Elinor Svenson and Mark Klempner Sheila and Cormac Coyle Kathryn and Carl Lopes Lois Taylor and Warren Field Sidney and Egil Croff Katherine Lynch Nutting and Paul Nutting Kenneth Tebbetts William Cutcliffe Cassie and John Maher Judith and Michael Thoyer Cynthia and David DerHagopian Beth and Todd Marcus Rev. Ronald A. Tosti Patricia and Joseph DiBenedetto Natalie Mariano and Shelley Fenily Barbara Trainor-Tessier, William Tessier, Jr., and Erin Trainor Anne and John Doyle Lynne Marshall and Bruce Allen Carol and Robert Trow Gail and Michael Dunford Jacquie and Richard McAllister Rosemarie Resnik and Andrius Uzpurvis Brian and Dana Dunn Jo Ann and William McCormack Margaret and Harry Van Sciver Brenda and Jim Fallon Joan McDonald Jane Walsh and John Greene Gerry Fernandez Judith Mcgrath and Jeanne Stack Michael P. Walsh Waldo Fielding and Anita MacKinnon Melissa and David McGraw Margeaux and Eric Weber Susan Andersen and William Fleming Haley and Jared McMurray Linda Whitcomb Anne Flinn Karen and Donald Megathlin Donna and Bob Willcutts Robert Freedman Deborah Paul- Meyers and Thomas Meyers Dorothy and Ted Williams Alice and John Galick Sharon Parkins and John Miller Felicity and Donn Winner Gary Galovic Eileen and Dana Miskell Dan Wolf Kristin Gerlach and Kent Beverage Jill and Charles Mitchell Elizabeth Young and Calvin Gudmundson Theresa and Stanley Goldstein Patricia and Lynn Mormann Jerold and Abbe Young Frances Gonzales Curtis Newcomer and Duke Bates Annellen and Larry Zalis Margot and C. Stewart Goodwin Shirley and Ian Nisbet Mary Goodwin Richard Garceau and Thomas Nortz

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Donna Newman and Stuart Russell Peggy and George Newton Rosemary Nicholls Mark Nickels and Mark Brennan Stephen Nickerson and Lucy Nickerson Anne and David Nisula Georgia Nolan and Bruce Gardner Kathleen Casey and Thomas Noonan Deborah and Brandon Nordin Janice Norton and Robert Gurkin Michael and Jennifer Nugnes Chris O’Brien Patricia O’Brien Eileen O’Brien Catherine Ode and Jud Cutting Roberta and Frank Okrasinski Tobey and Mark Olken Peter and Helen Mary Owens Karen and Joseph Pacheco Joyce and Robert Padgett Judith and William Page Paul and Jamie Palmer Thomas Lorraine and Peter Pandolfino Bobbie and Stephen Paradise Rita Parisi and John Foley Florrie and Brad Parker Gretchen and Peter Partridge Kathleen and Richard Patton Katherine and John Paul Gil Paulin Scott and Amy Peacock Felicia Penn and Joseph Hoffman Alisa and George Petersen Arlene and Mike Petrunich Carl Phillips Dolores and Tom Pilitz Robert and Elena Pine Catherine and Anthony Pirri Grace and Mario Polizzotti Pam and Chris Polloni Marjorie Pomeroy Kelly and Seamus Kelly Kate and John Ponte Arlene and Richard Porter Colleen and Timothy Potter Rita and Ralph Pottle Dale and John Powers Esther Ann Price and Michael Dudash Mary and Michael Principe Florence M. Pritchard and Susan Kerrigan Maureen and Paul J. Pronovost Marilyn and Richard Provencher Anne and Steven Puchkoff Vincent Puleo Brett and Mary Beth Quinn Denise and Peter Randall Joyce and Tim Reardon Eileen and Joseph Reardon Susan Rego Margaret and James Reiffarth Jill Reifschneider and Michael Martin

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Dana and Robert Rice Jane Galvine and David Rickel Nancy and Ken Ridley Lin Grace Rohr and Scott Ritchie Jay and Melody Ritt James B. Robertson Kathleen and Paul Robock Susan and Arnold Rosenberg Oriana Camish and Steve Ross Martha and John Ross Phyllis and George Ross Marilyn and Glenn Rowland Susan Limoncelli and Albert Russo Susan and Jeffery Rutchik Judith and Gary Salter Susan Sard-White and Robert Tierney Mary and Matthew Sautner Judy and Thomas Sbarra Laura and Michael Scanlon Gail and Paul Scannell Judy and Peter Scarafile Beverly and James Scarlett Marianna and John Scarpellini Kathleen Schade and Mary Kay Cordill Calla Jean Schaefer and Douglas Adams Edna-mae Schneider James Schneider Linda Scott and Ken Alsman William Scott Kendra Smith and Thomas J. Seguin Michael and Kathleen Shaffer Amy Sharpe and George Slade Peggy and Kirk Shaw Kate Sheehan Lisa and Richard Sheehy Marsha Shepard and Bob Girard Jill Ridgway and James Shillinglaw Libby and Rich Signell Lorraine and John Silva Susan Simon and Terence Moran Gayle Simundza and J. Thomas Kirkman Linda and Bob Sinuc Rosalie and Harvey Slansky Sandy and Joseph Slotnik Marie and Jim Smith Ms. Claudia Smith and Janis Delmonte Ralph and Terry Sneep Audrey Snyder Robert and Doreen Soffer Carolyn and Leonard Solomon Bruce Soule Marleen Spengler and Marvin Liberman Kimberley Stacy Susan and Gerald Stanney Honoree and Peter Steedman Idell and Stephen Stein Stephanie and William Stendardo Jayne Iafrate and Barbara Stephens Jeanette Stevenson Kathleen Sullivan

Our Members Dual (cont.)

Joan Sully and Dina Sousa Mindy and Joe Sultaire Elizabeth Hill and George D. Suokko Melissa and Joseph Tavilla Sharon and Bruce Taylor Marie Taylor Diane Thayer and Lenore Lyons Laura and Ed Thompson Carol and David Thompson Maeve and Peter Thurston Louise Toler and Meredith Toler Julie Tomchik Joanne and Thomas Topham Jr. Debra Babcock and Richard Track Moira and Frank Trubiano Marcie and Hardie Truesdale Deborah Tucker Sheryl Valentine and Cynthia O’Brien Dana and Brett Valentini Susan Van Tol and Mel Gauley

Steve and Peggy Vance Beth Verani and Kenneth McCarthy Karen Magda and Karen Vetrano James Visbeck and Harold Holt Sue Wadoski Lynn and Bruce Wallin Dianne and Michael Walsh Maggie and Bill Walsh Hana and James Walsh Deidre and Allen Waxman Marlene and Richard Weir Amy Heller and Bart Weisman Suzanne Weiss-Pond and Robert Pond Kathleen Welcome Charlotte and Henry Werrick Bette and Peter West Serena and Edmund Whelan Nancy and Craig Whiteley Kimberly and Douglas Whittemore Betsy and Peter Wild

Lisa and Gordon Williams Kim and Bruce Williams Pamela Wills Celine and James Wills Leigh Hale and Toby Wilson Aurora and Frank Winters Julia and Rex Withers Pat Woodward and Cal Kebhart Mary Elena and James Worthington Jay and Jean Wright Janet and Mark Wright Iris Yob and Estelle Jorgensen Patricia and John York Karen and Albert Young Sue and Steve Zafarana Ina and Bob Zibbell Lesley and Theodore Zicko

Individual Pam Abrams-Warnick Joseph Accrocco Martha Adams Shirley Agnew Jack Ahlin Bonnie Alcott Patricia Almeida Leora Amir Carole Amore Maryann Anagnos Mitzi Anderson Lewis Anderson Holly Anderson Kara Anderson Carol Anderson Susan Andrews Kate Armstrong Paulette Armstrong Christianne Arnold Judith Askew Norma Atwood Reed Baer Joan Ellen Bailey Lorraine Baker Patti Baker Laura Balboni Carol Baldwin Kristin Baljon Mary Ball Jean Banker Patricia Barrett Thomas Barrett Debbie Barrette Lee Barrington

Cynthia Buck Phyllis Buell Nancy Burden Joanne Burk Judith Burnett Joanne Burton Rita M. Busch Diane Cannistraro Dottie Cannon Thomas Capizzi, Sr. Frances Carignan Virginia Carothers Eileen Casey Juanita Cassata Mary K. Cassidy Donna Cavanaugh Edward Chesnovitch Linda Chessman Carol Christofi Nancy Church Susan Ciampa Stella Citrano Martin Clayman Dorothy Cloherty Karen Clougherty Naomi Cohan Isabel Collins Mary E. Collins Jeanne Connolly Lynne Conroy Rosalyn Conway John Cook Elizabeth P. Cook Perry Coppola

Melanie Barron Susan Baur Brenda Bechtel Natalie Becker Mara Beliveau Elaine Bello Donna Bender J. Dixon Bergman Rita Berkowitz Susan Berlin Kim Berner Anne Marie Berry Dianne Beuke Elizabeth Bevis Ellen Binda and Marie Reale Anne Bishop Robin Blakeman Carole Bloom Fred Boak Maryjo Boden Florence Bodnar Mary Bonacker Wendy Bone Barbara Bonica Carmen Branson Karen Breen Constance Brereton Frances Brew Barbara Brink Virginia Bristol Diane Brooke Karen Brown Sarah Brown Barbara Buchenan

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Felice Coral Ann Corbett Louann Corrado Jacqueline Corso Albert and Katerina Cote Mary Louise Cotter Faith Coulter Ruth Craffey Margie Craven Joye Creedon Larry Cron Nancy Crosby Kelly Crosby Betsy Cross Mary Crothers Tom Crutchfield Cynthia Cruz Lucille Cundiff Darrylle Curran Karlyn Curran Mark Curtice Janet Curtis Estelle Cushner Patricia Daley Inga Dankers Claude Danner Martha Darman Karen Darrah Cynthia Dauphin Linda Davidson Amy Davis Nancy Davison Constance De Smet Colleen Delaney

Sheila Dern Jackie Deruyter Denise Dever Lorri Devlin Freda Diamond Barbara DiMarzo Grace DiMauro Muriel Donovan Silvia DosSantos Patricia Dottore Sarah W. Dowling David Doyle Kevin Doyle Carolyn Dragon Scott Dravis Lee Drescher Michael Dresser Malcolm Dunkley Joyce Dwyer James Eastman Daria Eckert Kathy Edmonston Marilyn Efron Sally Elam Frances Elliott David Ellis Bette F. Elovitz Donna Erdman Bernadette Ericson Roseann Evans Dorothy Faberman Antoinette Fallon MarySusan Farmer Florence Farrar William Farrell Monica Fasano Louise Faucher Richard Favor Helen Feher Kristin Fehlau Paula Finkle Carol Fitzsimons Jane Flacks Susan Fletcher Alexandra Floren Deanie Flynn Jacqueline Foley Barbara Ford Doyle Louise Foster Elinor Freedman Judi Friedberg Aaron Fritzinger Aaron Fritzinger Sue Fuhrman Beverly Bridgewater Fuller John Funkhouser Sylvia Furash Richard Gallagher Marilyn Gallagher

Anne Ierardi Faith Ingalls James W. Irvine Michelle Itzkowitz Ann Jackson Donna Jackson Kathryn Jacobsen Pam Jagla Mary Jevdet Susan Jilson Betsy Joseph John Kahwaty Dale Kapp Deb Kaufmann Karen Keelan Debi Keller Janet Kelly Mo Kelly Karen Kelly Suzanne Kennedy Jennifer Kent Kathleen Keough Ann King Ally Klinck Audrey Knight-McPartland Kathleen Koehler Linda Koehler Patricia Kosky John Krenik Barbara Kupfer Candace Laakso Peggy Lambert Louise Lane Diana Lannon Frances Lanzano Bonnie Lee Lapier Julie Lariviere Denise Larner Carolyn Larson Gloria Larsson Christine Laughead Susanne Laundry Martha Leander Randi Lebar Mary LeClair Nancy LeClair Mary G. Lemay Eleanor Letterie Patricia Lewis Murphy Leslie Lichtenstein Michelle Lifton Sue Lindholm Jeanne Lohnes Sheila Loring Meg Loughran Nancy Lowery Joan Lucier Carol Lyall Richard MacCormack

Christine Gamp Richard Gannon James Garb Sandra Gardner Ellen Garnick Anne Garvey David Garvin Barbara Gaughan Mary Gladstone Karen Goershel Kirk Goetchius Cynthia Goldberg Beth Golden Laurie Goldman Barbara Goodale Thomas Goodfellow Monica Grace Malcolm Granger Lois Grebe Iris Greeley Joyce Groemmer Linell Grundman Alberta Guerin Ann Guiliani Virginia Guimond Karl Gustavsen Brenda Halfond Angela Hamwey Diane Hanna Lois Hardy Margot Harley Ellen Karel Harmansky June Harrington Cheryl Harrison Marjorie Harrison Katherine Hartley Karen Harty Marjorie Harvey Jane Hattemer-Stringer Jill Heine Paula Hennessey Robyn Hennigan Mary Jo Heyl Kerry Heywood Joan Higgins Sandra Hirst Frank Hitchens Maureen Hoey Thomas Hoke Maria Hollenberg Joanne Holmes Harold S Holt Jr. Linda Holton Camille Holway Annette Hughes Patricia Hurton Theresa Hyde Jeffrey Hyman Leah Hyman

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Helen MacFarlane Maureen MacNeil Martha Magnuson Claudia Mahoney Karen Maker June Manco Joanne P. Manning Karen Maregni Bonnie Maresh Cheryl A. Margolis Helen Marks Laurence Marsh Marjorie Marshall Mary Marsters Christine Martiny Jory Mason Barbara Masonis Anne Masquelier Heather Massey Alicia Mathewson Yukimi Matsumoto William Maxwell Joanne mayne Thomas McCallum Deirdre McCarthy Rosalie McCarthy Bett McCarthy Fred McCormick Pamela Mcelhinney Marilyn McGill Martin McGovern Clare McGowan Scott McGraw Linda McHugh Heidi McKenna Dawn McKenzie PJ McKey Catherine McLellan Lisa McNeill Barbara McPhelim Karen McPherson Gail Melix Elaine R. Meredith Sharon Merton Stephanie Miele Wayne Miller Joanne Miller Nancy Minnigerode Myrna Mitchell KC Mitkevicius Jean Mojo Richard Molander Ken Molloy Dorothy Monroe Kimberly Monteiro Robin Moore Janet Moore Margaret Morris Marian Morrison

Our Members Individual (cont.)

Roberta Morrissey Phyllis Morse Stephen Moss Marilyn Moynihan Sheila Mulcahy Paula Mullen Kathleen Murdock Kathryn Murphy Sheila F. Murphy Patricia Murphy Karen Nangle Sue Neff Sylvia Neighbors Kate Nelson Jean Neves Robert Newcomer Toni Newhall Arlene Newman Charles Nichols Catalina Norman Jean Oakley Donna O’Connell-Gilmore Catherine Offinger Lynn O’Hara Robert Oldale Barbara O’Neill Bonnie O’Neill Carol-Jean O’Toole Patricia Otto Rita Pacheco Nicki Palmer Frank Papsadore Frances Parsons Megan Patrick Richard Pawlak Gary Peigelbeck Christine Perrault Beaulah Perry Tracey Person Marjorie Petersen Lisa Peterson James Pettibone Robin Phelan Patricia Picard Helen Picard Rebecca Pierce Lori Pilla Rosa Pimenta Karen Pinard Janet Pockwinse Yana Posovsky Lynne Poyant

Vincenza Sisto Diane Slater Rosemary Smith Cheryl Smith Karen Smith Laureen Smith Lisa Smither Claudia Smith-Jacobs Judith Souza Luise Speakman Maureen Spinale Joanne Spurr Leslie Stacks Cathy Staples Sherri Starr Deborah Stetson Margaret Stevens Barbara Stewart Barbara E. Stone Kay Strakosch Cecilia Sullivan Barbara Sullivan Dolores Sullivan Dorothy Supple Elaine Sweeney Cathy Swyers Dorene Sykes Kathleen Sylvester Sara-Fay Tarlin Judith Taylor Marjorie Taylor Lee Teixeira Maureen Tempesta Dick Terry Pat Thatcher Martha Thayer Muriel Thomas Laura Thomson Kris Thoresen Leslyn A. Thorne Bonnie Thorpe Katie Thurston Claire M. Tompkins Mary Tor Katrina Toran Anne Torry-Ballou Erin Trainor Marsha Traub Judith Trebach Skip Treglia Sandra Tripp Frances Turgeon

Monda S. S. Prior Mary Puzio Diane Quaid Adelaide M. Queeney Tasha Ramos Marcia J. Randall Lisa Raymond Gary Raymond Maxene Raymond BarbaraReed Norina Reif Susan Reynolds Herbert Rice Mary E. Rice Margret Richard Meredith Richter Karen Rinaldo Ann Ring Deborah Ripperger Judith X. Risch Jennifer Roberts Lorna Roderick Susan Rogers Albert J. Rooney Maureen Rounds Margaret Rowland Marcy Rozanel Ernest Ruber Kim Rumberger Anne-Marie Runfola Kathleen Ryan Natalie Ryan Louise Sanford Alexandra Santilli Karen Santos Sally Sapienza Marlene Schaefer Pamela Schaefer Deanne Schaumburg Donna Scheer Susan Schievella Karyl Scrivener Janice Scullin Frances Senner-Hurley Sally Serpico Joanne Sharp Elaine Sharron Charles Sheehan Thelma Siegel Aimee Silberman Ira Silverman Robert Simmons

Janice Urquhart Murro Van Meter Joan A. Vaughn Janet Vera Susan Verner Thalia Verros Suzanne Veto Susan Volotta Mary Jane Waite Jeanne Walker Stephanie Wall Gordon Walsh Phyllis Walsh Claudette Walworth Norma Jean Waring Beth Warner M. Virginia Waterman-Casey Frank Webber Paula Webster Susan Weeks Nancy Weeks Ellen Weinlich Susan Weliky Gay Wells Dianne Wells Susan Wheatley Barbara White Rachel P. White Barbara E. White Ann White Joan White Betsy Whitters David Willard Patricia WillBanks John D. Williams Ann M. Williams David Williamson Holly Wilson Rebecca Wilson Rachel Wisentaner Jean Wishingstone Alice Wolfe Lauren Wolk Judy Wood John Wood Marcia Woods Marsha Yalden Chris Young Rachel Youngling Joyce G. Zavorskas

This list includes members between November 2014-November 2015.

We apologize for any unintentional omissions.

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Tributes In Memory of In Memory of Mary Ellen Hayden (cont.)

Kathleen Capo Mary Carter Mike Chilinski Carolyn Coppe Peacock Margaret Crummey Alexandra Floren Edward Gargiulo Eileen and George Gillmore Linda and Dennis Graham Sally and Christopher Jackson William Kams Ilona Kelly Linda Kipnes Dana Kirvy Lorraine and Thomas Maffei Deirdre and Barry Paster Robert Childs Marilyn Sachs Deborah Schilling Charles Swartwood Katharine and Richard White Marilyn Wightman

In Memory of Arthur Rutchik Pam Warnick In Memory of Dick Schaefer Marlene Schaefer In Memory of Esther Sefarian Christine and Gilman Martiny Margeaux and Eric Weber Candace Johansen Jeanne and Steven Prendergast Rachel Youngling In Memory of Frances DeVasto Carolyn Markis Catherine and John Reardon Karen and James McPherson John and Cynthia Lasker In Memory of Fred Scarlata Virginia and Peter Gillen In Memory of Joanne Hughes Kathleen and Michael Tucci In Memory of Lorraine Kubitz Tracy and Daniel Smith

In Memory of Mary O’Boyle Connor Geoff Connor and Bob Carina

In Memory of Mary Ellen Hayden Sharon Parkins and John Miller Betsy Siggins Schmidt and Hugh McGraw Judith Souza Toni Alexander Kate Armstrong Joyce Bourgeois Frances and Thomas Brew

In Memory of Philip Pomeroy Patricia Pomeroy In Memory of Ronald E. Reed Barbara Reed In Memory of Steven M. Pritchard Florence M. Pritchard

In Honor of In Honor of Kathie Lynch-Nutting Jennifer and John Cummings Joyce and Tim Reardon

In Honor of Arthur Harvey Diane Spencer In Honor of David Kuehn Ellen Karel Harmansky

In Honor of Melanie Powers James Hinkle and Roy Hammer

In Honor of Francine Tellefsen Tracy Tellefsen and Robert Kempf

In Honor of Michael & Suz Karchmer Peggy and George Newton Kimberly Amaral and James Newton

In Honor of John Trainor & Mary Tessier Barbara Trainor-Tessier and William Tessier, Jr.

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Our Donors Thank you to those who have given donations in addition to their membership.

Benefactors Commonwealth Corporation

Anonymous Bilezikian Family Foundaiton, Inc. Cape Cod Foundation

Cazeault* Geoff Connor and Bob Carina Kristin Gerlach and Kent Beverage Paul Grover

Virginia and James Hoeck

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Devonia and Joe Keller MassDevelopment Finance Agency Melissa and David McGraw

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Partners Anchor Self Storage* K. Bonnie Barrett and Robert Clever Jayne and Harvey Beker Joan Bentinck-Smith Nancy and Jeffrey Bilezikian Karen Breen Cape Cod Five Cents Savings Bank Charitable Foundation Trust*

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Sustainers Anonymous @DesignREMODEL * Anonymous Arts Foundation Of Cape Cod Lisa and Tom Bigony Bourque Heating & Cooling Co.* Brazilian Grill* Cape Air/Nantucket Airlines* Cape Cod Beer* Captain David Kelley House* Career Opportunities* Cavossa Disposal Corp.* Sandy and Rik Clark Coastal Equipment Rentals, Inc.* Community Action Committee of Cape Cod & Islands, Inc* Annie and Mark Cool Cotuit Landscaping, Inc.* Lucy and William Cromwell William Cutcliffe Sue and JH Davis Dennis Arts and Cultural Council Cynthia and David Der Hagopian Waldo Fielding and Anita MacKinnon Anne Flinn

Christine and Valentine Foti Gloria and Roger Plourde Fowler & Sons Termite, Elizabeth Pohl and Robert Ehlers Rosemarie Resnik and Pest and Turf Management* Andrius Uzpurvis, D.D.S Alice and John Galick Barbara Brand-Saret and James Saret General Dentistry of Cape Cod PC* Linda Scott and Ken Alsman Joyce Ginouves Seaport Village Realty* Susan and Thomas Gustin Kathleen and Steve Sidwell IBM Matching Grants Program Siena* Isaiah Thomas Books* John K. & Thirza F. Davenport Arts Foundation Betsy Siggins Schmidt and Hugh McGraw Leslie and Graham Silliman JTEC Job Training and Employment Corp* Pat and Dale Silva La Mer Concierge* Robert Simmons Tracy and Eric LaBonte Tonya and Gary Souza Bill Lynch Stewart Painting* Katherine Lynch Nutting and Paul Nutting Joan Sully and Dina Sousa Lynne L. Marshall, DMD* Target Corporation Mashpee Family Medicine* The Gulmann Group, Merrill Lynch* Jo Ann Kriger and William McCormack The Parsonage Inn* Sharon Parkins and John Miller The Tern Foundation, Inc. Jill and Charles Mitchell Thirwood Place* Mollie Hirshberg Fund Sara and Tom Trigg Nisbet Family Foundation Jane Walsh and John Greene Sharon and Ronald Nunes Donna and Bob Willcutts Panda Painting* Elizabeth R. Young & Calvin A. Gudmundson Pizza Prima*

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Supporters Sarah Adams and Jack Carney Mara and James Adams Jacalyn Barton and Vernon Grabel Bruce and Adele Greenfield Foundation Susan Cartland-Bode and Hank Bode Mark Downey Gail and Michael Dunford Gerry Fernandez Donna Friedman and Thomas Regan

Judith and Dominick Gautrau Anne and James Hurley J. Miller Pictureframer & Gallery* Billie and David Kapp Elizabeth and Richard Kniss Kristen and Alan Lind Wendy Littleton-Kozma and Robert Littleton Tedi Marsh and George Silva Christine and Gilman Martiny

Joan McDonald Marge Brogan and Donna-Lee McMullen Leslie McVickar Mid-Cape Cultural Council Gretchen Reilly Julie and Terry Smily The Golf Club of Cape Cod* David Kuehn and Alan Trugman Charles Weiner

Contributors Anne and Peter Aitken Susan Andersen and William Fleming ArtsFalmouth Inc.* Pat and Frank Barnhart Annie and Sam Bartol Kathleen and Tom Bogan Bradford’s Ace Hardware* Brewster Cultural Council Bridge Creek Capital Management LLC* James J. Callahan Cape Cod Auto Finance Susan Burke and Ralph Carlson Chatham Jam & Jelly Shop* Colors of Cape Cod* Cool Gear International LLC* Joan and Daniel Costello Patricia and Joseph DiBenedetto Fran and Don Dillon Joan and Jack Driscoll Eastern Bank* Epoch Senior Living* Fairway Landscaping* Falmouth Podiatry* Alexena and Robert Frazee Melinda and Joesph Gallant

Frances Gonzales Margot and C. Stewart Goodwin Mindy and Andrew Grant Suzanne Greenberg Susan and Richard Hamilton Healthy Children Project, Inc.* Home Instead Senior Care Inc.* Hyannis Area Chamber Of Commerce Molly Johnston Linda Calmes Jones KAM Appliances J. Brooks and Karen King-Watt Law Offices of Juliane Soprano* Kathryn and Carl Lopes Anita MacKinnon and Waldo Fielding Rick Martin Denise and Louis McNeil Karen and James McPherson Mid-Cape Cultural Council John Murray My Generation Energy* Richard Garceau and Thomas Nortz Nancy Partridge Pastel Painters Society Of Cape Cod Philbrook Engineering & Construction

Area and Michael Princi Marilyn and Richard Provencher Jane Renzi & Associates* Sara and Neil Ringler Sandwich Cultural Council Randy and Leo Schmid Mary Lou and Donald Schwinn Mary and Edward Sholkovitz William Shultz Rosalie and Harvey Slansky Judith Souza Barbara Sullivan Kenneth Tebbetts Judith and Michael Thoyer Totally Mobile* Carol and Robert Trow Margaret and Harry Van Sciver Margaret Weber Wendy’s of Cape Cod & the Islands* Linda Whitcomb Dorothy Williams Woodruff ’s Art Center* Annellen and Larry Zalis

Donors Leland and Marty Adams Jeanne and Levi Adams Sheila and Howard Agranat AgriBank Toni Alexander Nancy and John Alger Sondra Allen Kara Anderson Luean Anthony Beatrice and Paul Apfel Emil Armit Anonymous Kate Armstrong Danette and Silas Atsalis Donna and Michael Aucoin Joan Ellen Bailey Karen and William Bailey

Kristin Baljon Sue and Lary Ball Lee Barrington Mary and Richard Barry Deborah Battles Polly and Bruce Behrens Donna and Gerald Bender Elaine Bennett David Bernard Kim Berner Dianne Beuke Judith Bill Anne and Elliot Bloom Joyce and Robert Bock Elisabeth and James Bodurtha Joyce Bourgeois Lise and Robert Bourque

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Frances and Thomas Brew Erwin and Barbara Brilliant Jo and Arthur Brisbane Liz and Norbert Brown Colleen and Averie Bueller Joanne Burk Joanne Burton James Butler C.H. Newton Builders, Inc. Elaine and John Cahill Jim Callahan Amy and Daniel Canaday Cape Cod Community College Kathleen Capo Mike and Susan Carey Joan and Joe Carignan Melinda Carneiro

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Michael Carr Phoebe and Susan Carrai Mary Doering and Mikael Carstanjen Carol and Leonard Carter Mary Carter Mary K. Cassidy Catherine Cetta and Julie Early Carol and Steve Chafetz Joan and David Chase Meredith and William Chase Edith Cheng Mike Chilinski Tara Galvin and John Clark Susan and John Connor Virginia Conway Carolyn Coppe Peacock Susan and Ross Coppelman Richard and Sue Cornet Beth Cotner Eugene Courteau Ruth Craffey Edward Crivello Lois and Gregory Cronin Elaine and Alvin Crowell Margaret Crummey Ellen and John Culver Jennifer and John Cummings Karlyn Curran Estelle and Richard Cushner Ann and Charles Davis Katherine DeMarsh Leo DeMarsh Rich and Corrine DeVasto Paul Devin Lorri Devlin Susan and Stephen DiGeronimo Annmarie Garceau & Leonard DiLorenzo Jane Dolan Benjamin Doto Amy Dowd Nancy Draper Maureen Dunning Emily Duserick Shirley and James Eastman Marjorie Eddy Cassia Maia Eldridge* Jean and John Enwistle Christine and Michael Ernst Barbara and Robert Eubanks Marianne Eubanks Sarah Fachada Antoinette Fallon Falmouth Jewish Congregation Stephanie Fanger Kristin Fehlau

Harry Felger Peter and Shirley Fisher Donna and John Fitzmaurice Alexandra Floren Lucille and George Foley Forbush Family Barbara Ford Doyle Diane Foster Connie and Anthony Franchi Kristen Frederick Sylvia Furash Michelle and David Gain Pat and Chuck Galloway Joey and Barry Gallus Edward Gargiulo Anne Garvey Barbara Gaughan Sandra and Vincent Gault Carolyn and Richard George Margaret Gifford Virginia and Peter Gillen Eileen and George Gillmore Robyn and Sol Gittleman Cynthia Goldberg Theresa and Stanley Goldstein Anne and James Gould Margaret and David Goulet Linda and Dennis Graham Paula and Justin Grimes Ann Guiliani Virginia Guimond Stephen and suzanne hagert Marina Hantzes Nancy Hardaway Ellen Karel Harmansky Jason and Ellen Harris Robert Hartmann Linda and Michael Heath Jill Heine Angela Helbling Helen and Reid Higgins James Hinkle and Roy Hammer Donna Hirshberg Jeanne M. Holland Susan Holloway Elizabeth Homand Celeste Howe Cynthia and Theodore Hubbard Patricia Hurton Donna and Jeffrey Hyman Heather Jackson Sally and Christopher Jackson Anne and David Jarvis Mary Jevdet Candace Johansen

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Richard T. Johnson Kathy Johnson Patricia and Edward Jones Martine Jore McLaughlin and Donald McLaughlin Jr. Mary Ann and Charles Jurkiewicz William Kams Thelma Kanter Deb Kaufmann Ilona Kelly Mary Chris Kenney and Ken Chisholm Charles Kerbel Janice Kinder Linda Kipnes Dana Kirvy Ionabe Klais* Karen Klein Dagmar Kloh* Debra and James Krasnow Helen Ladd and Gail Blakely Sandra and Michael Lahart Inta and Peter Laird Peggy Lambert Carolyn Larson John and Cynthia Lasker Veda Decof and Joel Leavitt Patricia Leonard Sandra and George Levey Josephine and Thomas Licursi Susan Limoncelli and Albert Russo Janet and Wingate Lloyd Francis and Meg Loughran Jane and William Lundquist Jennifer Lynch Raquel Rodriguez and Christopher Lynch Helen MacFarlane June Mackenzie Maureen MacNeil Lorraine and Thomas Maffei Cynthia and Andrew Maffei Martha and John Magnuson James Maguire Antoinette and LeRoy Malouf Mary and John Manning Marina and Rob Margolis Natalie Mariano and Shelley Fenily Carolyn Markis Marjorie Marshall Barbara Masonis Suzanne and Lawrence McAuliffe Dianne and Sean McCahill Mig and Roger McCarthy Virginia McGeoch Tanya White and Robert McIntire Dawn McKenzie and Fermin Osborne

PJ McKey Wayne McSwiggan Paul Medeiros Elaine R. Meredith Stephanie Miele Maura Millbern and Jason Santos Myrna Mitchell Olga and Peter Mitchell Jean and Steven Mojo Linda and Jerry Monchik Maria Moniz Jeff Moore Mary and Doug Moquin Gary Morris Roberta Morrissey Marilyn Moynihan Ken and Donna Mudie Sheila F. Murphy Susan and Robert Nash Sylvia Neighbord Joyce and Clark Neill Kimberly Amaral and James Newton Peggy and George Newton Catalina Norman Not Your Average Joe’s Eric Nunes Jean Oakley Helen and Lawrence O’Brien Katherine O’Connell Donna O’Connell-Gilmore and Jonathan Gilmore Tom O’Hara Robert Oldale William E. O’Neill Laura Opie Karen and Joseph Pacheco Bill and Judith Page Avis Parke Cindy and Kempton Parker Deirdre and Barry Paster John Peacock Felicia Penn and Joseph Hoffman Stuart Peoples Perfect Dental LLC* Mary Petersen Carl Phillips Helen Picard Janet Pockwinse Patricia Pomeroy Jo Mary and Arthur Pontes Dale and John Powers Joanne Powers Jeanne and Steven Prendergast Ms. Monda S. S. Prior

Florence M. Pritchard Joann Johnson and Peter Prygocki Adelaide M. Queeney Carolyn and William Ray Catherine and John Reardon Joyce and Tim Reardon Barbara and Ronald Reed Karen and Thomas Rezendes Lyn and John Rice Mary E. Rice Darby Rioux and Mary Bianchini Ms. Judith X. Risch Esther and Donald Robbins Robert Childs, Inc Jeanne Rooney Maxine and Stuart Rosenthal Maureen Rounds Willemina and Frans Rowaan Earline and Edward Rubel Phyllis and David Rubin Donna Sabecky Marilyn Sachs Penny Sampson Karen Santos Laura and Michael Scanlon Gail and Paul Scannell Marlene Schaefer Deborah Schilling Karen Schwalbe and Joe Hackler Rebecca Scott Janice Scullin Kendra Smith and Thomas J. Seguin Caroline and Robert Seidler Thelma Siegel Sheila and Jerry Silverberg Ira Silverman Bee Simmons Deborah and Jonathan Sloane Gay Smith Tracy and Daniel Smith Pamela Soohoo Sharon Sorcenelli Luise Speakman Diane Spencer Barbara Spillane Katharine Spirtes Earl Springer Leslie Stacks Jeanette Stevenson Kristin and Jay Stewart William Stimmell Ann and William Stone Patricia and Jonathan Stott Justin Streeter

Mindy and Joe Sultaire Charles Swartwood Anonymous Randall Swetish Sara-Fay Tarlin Charlene and Robert Tebbetts Tracy Tellefsen and Robert Kempf Pat Thatcher Nickolas Themelis Eileen Tivnan Louise Toler Claire M. Tompkins Town Of Barnstable Barbara Trainor-Tessier and William Tessier, Jr. Mike and Brenda Trovato Kathleen and Michael Tucci Mollie and Thomas Tucker Meridyth Turnbull Lisa Van Cott Gail Van Winkle Karen Magda and Karen Vetrano Dale and Peter Wade Matt Wade Mary Jane Waite Lynn and Bruce Wallin Michael P. Walsh Pam Warnick Elke Weber Nancy Weeks Ellen Weinlich and Eric Wittet Marlene and Richard Weir Lorraine Weir Susan Weliky Louisa and Charles Wellington Susan Wheatley Katharine and Richard White Barbara E. White Nancy and Craig Whiteley Betsy Whitters Marilyn Wightman Ann M. Williams Pamela Wills Wendy and Ron Winner Aurora and Frank Winters Judy and Guile Wood Workplaces Can Work Janet and Mark Wright Sheila Wynne Yoga Neighborhood Rachel Youngling Lesley and Theodore Zicko

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Art is for everyone. During a time when people around the world are fighting to remain separate, art is one thing that unifies us all. Everyone can love and appreciate art, and no one should be denied the opportunity to participate in the arts. This notion is something we uphold at Cotuit Center for the Arts, and we practice what we preach. Since 2005, CCftA has been a meeting place for the Brain Injury Support Group, as well as an art educator for many individuals living on Cape Cod with disabilities, such as those at the May Institute. If you had the opportunity to see Scary Gary’s Graveyard of Golden Oldies Radio Show here this past summer, you may be familiar with our relationship with the producer of this show, the Cape Cod Collaborative Arts Network, also known as CapeCodCAN! With delight, I’d like to announce that effective January 1, 2016, CapeCodCAN! will become a full program of Cotuit Center for the Arts. This merger not only bolsters our educational outreach, but it also continues to

support our unwavering advocacy for artists living with disabilities.

revue called Broadway and Beyond, was in fact performed on our stage in January of 2013. Since then, they have had subsequent productions here and are looking forward to another musical showcase in the fall of 2016.

Executive Director David Kuehn has been a longtime board member of CapeCodCAN! Furthermore, Director of Development Jennifer Cummings has worked with Jim Hurley on various philanthropic initiatives for several years. “We are thrilled to join forces with CapeCodCAN!,” Cummings said. “Jim has worked tirelessly for more than a decade, and we are honored that he’s passing us the torch. These are large shoes to fill.” Hurley will continue to play a large administrative role during the transition period, alongside myself, David Kuehn, and several other members from both organizations.

CapeCodCAN! is a nonprofit organization founded in 2011 under the leadership of Managing Director Jim Hurley. It offers a variety of opportunities in the arts for people living with disabilities and promotes inclusion and celebration of capabilities, regardless of disabilities. In the 2015 annual Art is for Everyone exhibit, CapeCodCAN! showcased the work of approximately 130 participants.

Talented Cape artists and teachers worked with these participants for eight weeks of class instruction at 13 different organizations.

The annual exhibit is a platform of personal expression for the participants, many of whom sell their work at the show and beyond at local craft fairs. This gives many people with disabilities the confidence to call themselves Filling Jim’s shoes is not something we can artists and pursue their creative abilities do; however, we “CAN!” continue to provide further, including earning income and opportunities for inclusion and participation embarking on a career in the arts.

The merger between CapeCodCAN! and CCftA in the arts for people with disabilities on seems natural and fortuitous, as the first-ever Cape Cod. Two distinct powerful organizations, one umbrella, one mission: this is a recipe for performance for CapeCodCAN!, a musical success.

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BROADWAY! Back by popular demand for the third year in a row, “Moms on Broadway” is the perfect way to celebrate the joys and frustrations of motherhood through song and dance. This year the Moms will perform the show twice – on Friday, May 6 then again on Mother’s day. I asked Gwen Bainier, the creator and director of the show, to tell me a little about the history. Here’s what she had to say:

My initial inspiration for the ‘Moms on Broadway’ concept was my ‘Cape Cod Kids on Broadway’ musical theater workshops and productions.

I thought it would be fun to do a show with women who wanted to get out of their ‘mom box’ and try something different out of the normal comfort zone. That’s why the show favors comedic and sometimes irreverent and risqué material. The repertoire is chosen specifically with that in mind...so people can be funny, bawdy, sarcastic, sexy, crazy, ‘out there’, etc. Some people

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show up with specific songs they want to do. Generally I push people to do stuff they might initially think they can’t or wouldn’t normally do. We tend to have some risqué material with revealing costumes which is fun when you’re used to wearing jeans and carpool shoes. We’ve also raised the bar in terms of choreography and singing. Several cast members started taking tap classes so last year we included a tap number and several additional choreographed numbers. I also chose harder group material which challenged our

harmonizing skills... but as a result the group is now quite good at multi-part singing.

Most of the cast do not have a theatrical background and many never did any singing or dancing before Moms on Broadway (MOB!). I think the cast was nervous before the first show two years ago but we sold out and it well really well! The first shows were such a high for the cast! After that there was no turning back.

comedy and fun! I want people to have a really great time sitting back with their drinks and falling off their chairs laughing (not because they are drunk).

People should come away feeling uplifted, happy and like they’ve been royally entertained!

MOMS ON BROADWAY Friday May 6 at 7:30pm Sunday (Mother’s Day) May 8 at 5:00pm

A great reason to get tickets now for our next show is that our reputation has grown and people come back for more! People can expect more dancing and choreography and definitely more

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article by Marilyn Rowland

Playwright Jim Dalglish was in New York on September 11, 2001, setting up for a presentation on the 59th floor of the Standard & Poor’s building, when two planes slammed into the nearby World Trade Center.

From the windows of the S&P Boardroom, he watched in horror as the buildings crumpled and those who could escape fled.

“I’m still haunted by what happened that day and how it affected people’s lives in the years that followed - not only on a national and international level, but on a deeply personal one. In the course of one horrible day, we became insecure as a culture.

That insecurity has not only allowed our government to make a series of foreign policy blunders, but it has seeped into the very fabric of our society and heightened our fear of the outside world. One only has to look at today’s headlines to see how

9/11 continues to plague us. My response to this crisis was to write a play that uses an American family - something we can all relate to – as a metaphor to explore this harrowing social transition,” said Dalglish.

The play, a psychological thriller called “Unsafe,” explores our post-9/11 world and “the flimsy barricades we all build and the fantasies we fabricate to keep this terrifying new world at bay—a world that through our arrogance, neglect, and self-deception we helped create,” said Dalglish.

Selected as a semifinalist at the National Playwrights Conference at the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center, “Unsafe” will have its world premiere at Cotuit Center for the Arts March 31 to April 10, and from there, Dalglish will take it to the Boston Center for the Arts (Plaza Stage) April 15 to 30.

New York in the New Millenium An edgy, contemporary drama, “Unsafe” is set in New York a year and a half after the terrorist attacks. As a heavy mid-winter blizzard blankets Tribeca under three feet of snow, Lisa, a talented musician who lost her

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husband when the north tower collapsed, is celebrating her fortieth birthday. She’s not as enthusiastic about the party as those attending: her doting father, eight-year-old daughter and the neurologist who wishes

to write a book about William’s Syndrome - a rare genetic condition her daughter was born with.

But that doesn’t stop her fun-loving mother from trying to throw a party no one will ever forget.

Which is what happens when Will, Lisa’s troubled twenty-year-old stepson, crashes the celebration.

After the party winds down – her daughter put to bed, the good doctor given the brush-off and the guests turned out into the snow – Lisa finds herself 40 years old and alone, with only the memories of her dead husband and the comfort of her mother’s half-empty bottle of vodka. Then Will returns.

Half-frozen and strung-out on crystal meth, he has nowhere to go. As night passes and snow piles high on the abandoned streets, Lisa begins to see this troubled boy with chameleon charm as her last chance to recover all that she’s lost. His arrival triggers a flurry of memories - fond, painful, frightening - and unintentionally exposes Lisa and her family to the dangers that plague him - and the world at large - on the streets below.

“During the course of the the play, I take the audience to some harrowing, frightening, dangerous and thrilling places that culminate in a devastating ending that is not without hope,” said Dalglish.

Cotuit Center for the Arts “Unsafe” was presented in January 2014 as a staged reading at Cotuit Center for the Arts’ 2nd Wednesday Theater. More than 100 people attended the reading, and most of them stayed afterward for the discussion, talking about the play and sharing their own 9/11 experiences.

“I’ve discovered that everyone has a 9-11 story.

It impacted every American who was alive that

day. And they are hungry to share - to tell what happened to them and their loved ones and to express their feelings. I think enough time has passed that people feel that they can start telling their stories. To share them and relive their experiences in a safe environment. I hope my play will provide a nurturing environment that will allow audiences to do so. That’s what happened at Cotuit after my play was read,” said Dalglish.

Companion Art Exhibit Seeing what an effect the play had on the people who had attended the reading, Cotuit Center for the Arts decided to do a companion art exhibit that will give people a chance to express their own feelings about the World Trade Center attacks on life in America.

Artists working in all media and writers in all genres are invited to submit works for “Unsafe: Life After 9/11,” a juried art show about the longterm impacts of the attacks on family and society.

Artists are encouraged to write accompanying text to explain the significance of their artwork, and writers are encouraged to submit objects or documents that provide physical context for their written passages. Short video diaries or remembrances are also encouraged. Deadline for

submission is February 1, 2016. Works will be on exhibit from March 24 to April 23, with an opening reception of April 2, 2016.

In addition to the juried show, there will be a chalkboard wall covering in the hall upstairs at the center where people can go write down their own 9/11 experiences on the spot.

Dalglish, who lives in Boston, is the author of more than 25 plays, including “Bark Park: Life at Both Ends of the Leash,” which played to sold-out crowds at the Black Box Theater. His works have been produced across the US and in Great Britain and many have won awards. He is a member of Boston Public Works, a collaborative group of writers who produce their own plays.

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RENOVATION OF THE BLACK BOX You may have heard that we are renovating our Black Box theatre.

We are excited about this wonderful remodeling project which will result in more seats in the Black Box theatre, a lobby, updated bathrooms, a green room for actors, an improved sound booth and handicap accessibility. The demolition has been accomplished thanks to a few well-attended volunteer days and we are now in the process of the theatre improvements to be completed by April.

Tickets for shows in this unique space have become increasingly more difficult to acquire as the popularity of the space and the programming continues to grow. If you tried to get into any of our fall shows you may have found out first hand that all of the productions in the Black Box are sell-outs! With that in mind, we went out into the community to see whether we could rally some support for an expansion and we are happy to say that have been overwhelmed with offers to help. With more than 20 contractors signed onto the project pledging more than $250,000 in labor and materials, our dreams of a bigger venue are becoming a reality.

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Much of this support is made possible with the help and enthusiasm of two of our board members who work directly with contractors every day.

Spencer Hallett, owner of Spencer Hallett Plumbing & Heating, Inc has managed to turn many of his professional relationships into support for Cotuit Center for the Arts. Spencer is committed to the feeling of community that exists here at the Center and to the quality of entertainment that we bring to people and feels that it’s easy to ask for support from his colleagues when he talks about what makes our Center so unique. He states that “as a supporter of a non-profit arts center it is my responsibility to help Cotuit Center for the Arts in as many ways as possible” and along with his months of planning and scheduling, materials and countless hours of labor through his own company, his enthusiasm for letting people know how their contribution helps is how he is bringing his commitment to fruition.

Gary Souza, owner of Rogers and Marney Builders, echoes the same loyalty to the cause through his contributions of supervision,

scheduling, design, drafting, vendor procurement and general contracting services for the project. He says “It’s very easy to support and donate to an organization whose members believe so passionately in entertaining and educating the community about the arts.” He goes on to say that “since joining the board of directors in August of 2014 I have gained an immense appreciation for the organization because of the people involved and their passion to carry out the goals of the Center. It is impressive to me that this group of people have grown the Center to what it is today. I am inspired to support it further as we expand our programming and expand and upgrade our campus.”

Russ Cazeault owner of Cazeault Roofing and Solar is donating a new, standing seam metal roof for the building. He doesn’t see his generosity as a donation but rather as a way of helping, something he feels that all people

should be doing in their everyday lives. About his choice of roof he says that “architecture begins with ART. There is a lot that can be done with roofs besides standard shingles and I thought this would be a great project to illustrate that.”

In addition to the three businesses mentioned above there are many more organizations donating labor and materials to the Black Box project including A Concrete Answer, Barger Masonry, JD Custom Building, Botello Lumber, Lagadinos Construction, L&M Glass, Cape & Islands Construction, Cape Cod Insulation, Griffin Plastering, RJ Franey Mechanical, RCA Electrical, Stewart Painting, Cotuit Landscaping, Macomber’s Sanitary Refuse, Cotuit Bay Design, and Transition Engineering, Inc. Please patronize these terrific organizations and let them know how much we all appreciate their support and loyalty.

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What is the trait you most deplore in yourself?

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What is the trait you most deplore in others?

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What is your greatest extravagance?

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If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be? To magically understand all human and animal languages.

Jo is a veteran of the Cotuit Center stage.

She has performed in Company, Moby Dick, and directed Five Lesbians Eating a Quiche in the Black Box. She will be starring in Souvenir in February. It’s time we ask her the really important questions...

What do you consider your greatest achievement? Someone else will have to answer this (after I croak).

Where would you like to live?

In an adobe casita between mountain and sea.

What is the quality you most admire in a man?

Enlightenment.

What is your greatest fear?

The world’s growing Idiocracy.

What is the quality you most admire in a woman? Courage.

What is your current state of mind?

Deeply conflicted.

What is it you most dislike? Hypocrisy.

What is your favorite occupation?

Creative collaboration.

What do you value most in your friends? Humor.

How would you like to die?

Asleep in an REM dream state, in a blizzard.

What historical figure do you most identify with? Amelia Earhart.

If you were to die and come back as a person or an animal, what do you think it would be? An ancient parrot, fond of singing show tunes.

Which living person do you most admire?

Malala Yousafzai (and her father).

Who is your favorite fictional hero?

Sky Woman of the Iroquois legend.

If you could choose an object to come back as, what would you choose?

The Hubble Space Telescope.

Who are you real-life heroes?

Shirley Chisholm, Margaret Sanger, Barbara Jordan.

What is your motto, the words you live by or that mean a lot to you? “To sing is to doubly pray” (Martin Luther King).

What is your most treasured possession?

My children, my husband.

When and where were you happiest?

One winter ago, watching a stormy coastal sunset (along with my family) near Tulum, Mexico.

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My parents, who put themselves through college while raising nine children (who then somehow also managed to graduate college).

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Member Spotlight

Jane Walsh and John Greene Cotuit Center for the Arts has gained some enthusiastic new members in Jane Walsh and John Greene. These Massachusetts natives have been Cape Codders on and off since the 1970’s and now happily call Sandwich home.

This year they arrived on our doorstep eager to take in some great theatre and fabulous music. While we hope we lived up to their expectations it can certainly be said that they have lived up to ours! From the first heartfelt email that Jane sent to us after a show thanking the cast for a job well done, we have been enjoying the company of these wonderful folks who love to Do It. At Cotuit.

John, a Boston College graduate, has been in the transportation industry since he was a child and his parents owned a trucking company. After a long career in management with Plymouth and Brockton Street Railway Company and then with international transportation company Transdev, John now likes to relax with another mode of transportation- on their trawler, “Faith”, which they keep in Cataumet. Jane is still workingshe has been with Ophthalmic Consultants of Boston (OCB) for 25 years and loves what she does. Through OCB, together, they volunteer their time and talents to participate in SE Asia eye mission projects – “it is so gratifying to work with top eye care specialists in the US to bring sight restoring services half way around the globe.”

Jane and John come to a wide variety of shows and events and claim that they can never decide whether they prefer our theatre or concerts. Jane says the Center has “good Karma” and she loves the way the way the Center “wraps itself around you” when you become a member.

John feels that we are a small enough organization to allow staff and members to really get to know each other and they both appreciate that familiarity. Because of our size they feel we can offer patrons an “up close and personal experience” which is something that both Jane and John find appealing when they come to a show.

We have had a blast getting to know Jane and John and we look forward to seeing more performances with them in 2016. We even know their favorite seats (balcony, middle) so we can make sure not to miss them when they are here!

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Board Member Spotlight A Conversation with

Joyce Ginouves CCFTA: How long have you been on the Board?

Joyce Ginouves: Three years.

CCFTA: Why did you join?

JG: I have always been a big fan of the Center but after working on a Historical Film Series with David I was so impressed with him and what he is accomplishing I wanted to join the Board and use my business skills to further the mission.

CCFTA: Where’d you grow up and how and where did you end up on the Cape?

JG: I grew up in NYC where I was introduced to theater at a very young age. I studied drama and dance while in school and performed in many productions. I worked in NYC and in 1989 received a great promotion and moved to corporate headquarters in Massachusetts. We had a summer home on the Cape for years and I decided to try living on the Cape while commuting 90 miles each way. I fell in love with Cotuit and have been here ever since.

organization became a branch of the American Parkinson Disease Association Massachusetts Chapter. We offer education, wellness, and support to patients, caregivers, and families living with this disease. I’m very proud of what this organization is doing to support the over 1,000 patients here on the Cape.

CCFTA: What do you do for fun?

JG: Theater, movies, dance, drama and singing classes, gardening, being with my wonderful family, or a night out with my girlfriends.

CCFTA: What do you love about the Center?

JG: Love being part of an organization that brings so much joy to the community with all of the projects, programs, and classes that are offered.

CCFTA: How about what you love about being on the Board?

JG: Working with David and such a great group of people with diverse backgrounds who are committed to making this the most successful Arts Center on the Cape.

CCFTA: College?

JG: I studied business at Somerset College and worked in sales and marketing in the High Tech industry for 30 years.

CCFTA: Kids? Grandkids?

JG: Three daughters and eight grandchildren!

CCFTA: You are the president of the Parkinson’s Support Network on Cape Cod. Can you tell us a little about that?

JG: My husband was diagnosed with Parkinson disease in 2003. We searched for support here on the Cape and none was available. I was determined to start a support organization to help other families living with the disease. Thus The Parkinson Support Network of Cape Cod was formed in collaboration with Boston Medical Center, Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital, Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital of Cape Cod, and Cape Cod Hospital. Last year our

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CCFTA: A quote/mantra that guides or inspires your work: JG: You can reach any goal if you put your mind to it.

CCFTA: And a nifty fact about yourself: JG: Love to travel, garden and cook in my spare time (ha).

CCFTA: Anything else?

JG: I am starting my third career being involved in theater productions -- whether acting or helping with costumes.

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Volunteer Spotlight A Conversation with Tom “TC” Crutchfield CCftA: How long have you been volunteering at the Center?

CCftA: Why do you volunteer for the Center?

TC: After I moved here from Florida, I was an usher for the Center’s 2012 production of Company and loved the organization so much I stayed!

TC: I volunteer for the Center because it is so exciting to be a part of a great team of talented and kind people. There is a family atmosphere here and it is very welcoming – I am so glad and grateful to be a part of it all. It’s exciting to see how we are growing.

CCftA: What is your background for the kind of volunteer work you do?

TC: I am a professional hairdresser and a wedding and party planner. I put my hairdressing skills to work in almost every production here – styling the actors’ own hair and also styling and maintaining our wig collection. The party and wedding planning skills make me very organized and methodical in my work – and of course I am ALWAYS early!

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CCftA: What’s your favorite part of the job?

TC: My favorite part of the job is watching a show grow from read-through around a table to full production complete with set and costumes and hair-dos – the magic of the theater! I am learning so many new things with every new show.

And of course I love the laughter and smiles – it is a joy to volunteer here – ALL the staff and other volunteers are always encouraging and supportive. We really are a welcoming hub here at the Center – that means so much!

Interview by Christine Ernst Photos: TC in Moby Dick, Pirates of Penzance

Backstage Spotlight

Nick Bucchianieri and Drew Dalton Interview by Hannah

McLaughlin

Many of us know how much work it takes to put on a successful production. We need actors, costumes, props, set pieces, lights, sound and much more. But does anyone know what goes on behind the scenes? I had the pleasure of working with crew members Nick Bucchianieri and Drew Dalton on Cotuit’s stage production of “Gypsy”. Both have previous backstage experience with productions here at Cotuit, working as a spotlight operator or as stage hands.

I interviewed Nick and Drew about their experiences here at CCftA. CCFTA: How did you first become involved with Cotuit Center for the Arts?

Drew: I like everything about crewing backstage, especially being a part of making the various productions a success and getting caught up in the energy of the talented actors and staff.

Drew: I became involved with CCftA when Nick needed some help covering days for a spotlight gig in the summer of 2014. I stepped in and loved the work, environment and people! Nick and I make a great team because we’re best friends (since 6 months of age) and live close enough to each other that our parents (who are also close friends) can share in driving us to and from work.

Nick: Last summer I was thinking about getting into theater but also about getting a job. I contacted Cotuit since I live very close to the arts center. Luckily I called them right at a time when they needed help. I was put on spot for Grey Gardens, and Drew was my sub for when I was gone. Ever since the Center has used us for any production they need help on.

CCFTA: What do you like about crewing backstage?

Nick: I enjoy crewing backstage for a multitude of reasons. First and foremost the people at the theater are great to work with. I also enjoy helping with a lot of different parts of a show. There are also many jobs that a crew member can take on, such as spotlight operator, stagehand, or sound operator.

CCFTA: Can you give a brief explanation of what crewing or teching is?

Drew: Crewing and/or teching is being available to do whatever is necessary “backstage” to help the actors, orchestra, and CCftA staff with making the production a success! This includes spotlight, stagehand, or sound/light cue guy.

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Nick: Usually when you crew for a show you have one main role, such as spot operator. Your job entails more than that though. You act as a helping hand for the director/stage manager. Spiking furniture, setting up lights back stage, and giving the actors call times are all included in the job.

however, I’d go with 33 Variations. For this show, Drew and I were both stagehands.

It was a cast of only about nine or so but they were all excellent and made the play enjoyable to watch over and over.

CCFTA: What has been your favorite production you have worked on here?

Drew: My name is actually Richard Andrew Dalton II so my initials are RAD!

Drew: My favorite CCftA production thus far was 33 Variations because it was a phenomenal play with strong message communicated by a very small group of highly talented actors.

Nick: When I was really little my favorite movie was the Pirates of the Caribbean. I was super excited to go to Disney World and go on the ride for the movie. About half way through the ride I got really freaked out and almost jumped off the boat. I’ve never been back to Disney World.

Nick: All of the productions at Cotuit have been great. If I had to pick a favorite

CCFTA: What is a fun fact about yourselves that we wouldn’t know?

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Above: Drew & Nick. Photo by Alan Trugman.

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