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We all tend to make assumptions about others based on our observations. It’s rewarding to wonder about another’s particular situation, what makes them tick, or what brought them to this exact moment in their life. That imaginative thinking is also key to building empathy. When that wonder turns to certainty, however, it can become narrow-minded and limiting. For how much can we truly glean about someone just by looking at them? How deeply can others know us from just our appearance?
Milo Imagines the World asks all of us to ponder these questions, examine our own assumptions, and ultimately imagine a world free of such judgement. It also celebrates the vivid imagination of our young hero with one of the most joyful scores in recent memory.
While this story is squarely set in New York along the iconic 125th Street subway line through Harlem, it’s decidedly Atlantan in its creation. The writer, Terry Guest, the composer, Christian Magby, and the lyricist, Christian Albright, all grew up in our city, and Atlanta’s fingerprints are all over the soul of this show.
It’s fitting that we kick off this historic season with an Atlanta show about a young child imagining a world. Because we too are busy imagining a world for the young children in Atlanta. Right above you, facing Peachtree Street, we are putting the finishing touches on the new Goizueta Stage for Youth & Families, a new theater wholly designed for children. Imagine a world where the experience of live theater is a birthright for every child in Atlanta. Come January 2026 when we cut the ribbon on this new stage, this dream will become a reality!
Tinashe Kajese-Bolden
Jennings Hertz Artistic Director
Christopher
Moses
Jennings
Hertz Artistic Director
SEEING THE BIGGER PICTURE
Composer Christian Magby and Lyricist Christian Albright on Milo, the inspiration behind the show, and what it was like to return to the Alliance
STORY BY Ashley Elliott
Adapting a children’s picture book into a full-fledged musical may seem slightly intimidating. But, luckily for Christian Magby and Christian Albright, they are always up to the task, with two prior book-to-stage adaptations already under their belts.
“My first experience with [ Milo Imagines the World ] was met with a feeling of wonder, surprise, and melancholy,” says lyricist Christian Albright. “[It’s] a simple but effective and beautiful story with a tear-dropping and monumental ending. It makes you reevaluate how you look at the book from the beginning and how you look at others moving forward.”
Albright and his counterpart, composer Christian Magby, were first approached by the artistic directors at Children’s Theatre Company, Chicago Children’s Theatre, and The Rose Theatre about turning Matt de la Peña’s children’s book into a musical. “Immediately, I went to the first YouTube read along I could find,” Magby says, “and instantly fell in love with the story.”
Milo Imagines the World follows the journey of Milo, a curious boy with a vivid imagination and a sketchpad full of dreams. As he travels on the subway with his sister, he draws in his sketchbook as he imagines why the other passengers are on the subway and where they’re going.
“Honestly, I feel like we kind of let the story and the illustrations speak to us,” Magby says.
“Milo’s imagination is so vast, so it allows us to go so many different places, musically.
Christian Albright’s lyrics also have a way of jumping off the page. We usually see the same thing when it comes to narrative, so it’s always fun to see how our ideas align.”
When asked about favorite lyrics from the show, Albright says that his favorite lyric is “I got my hat and my bag / and my pencil and my book / I feel so nervous / like a soda that’s shook.” This line comes directly from the book and incorporating them into the musical was important to Albright because “[the feelings were] so prevalent in our titular character.”
Magby’s favorite lyric is when subway riders ask Milo, “Or do you see what you only draw inside your sketchbook?” He says, “I love this lyric and this moment, because Milo actually learns from his own imagination. In all that he has drawn, has he missed a bigger picture?”
The story contains a twist ending that takes audiences by surprise and, hopefully, will be the catalyst for many discussions about family, imagination, and going a little deeper beyond what we can see on the surface.
“I think it’s easy to say, ‘Don’t judge a book by its cover,’” says Magby. “But I challenge us to go a step further by opening the books that we judge. You might learn something — even about yourself.”
“I hope kids learn that imagination is a beautiful thing to hold onto and use,” Albright adds. “Also, be curious, but never assume you know someone until they’ve told you their story.”
Although Milo originally premiered in Minneapolis, Minnesota at the Children’s Theatre Company, Magby and Albright are no strangers to the Atlanta arts scene, having previously debuted their musicals The Incredible Book Eating Boy at the Alliance and Mother of God at Southwest Performing Arts Center. They also contributed songs to the Alliance’s world premiere musical, Into the Burrow: A Peter Rabbit™ Tale.
Lyricist Christian Albright
“To be working on this show in our hometown, at Alliance Theatre, with our friends and for our friends,” Magby says, “is truly a remarkable experience. We’ve been very passionate about telling this story, and it’s a dream come true to bring it home. It feels especially special for me, because this is also my first time music directing it! So it’s a lot of fun to be able to come to work and play with this story every day.”
Although this production is geared toward younger audiences, Albright clarifies that the musical “isn’t simply a show for young audiences. It’s a show for everyone, and I guarantee there is something for everyone to take away from.”
“I think we are all alike in more ways than we think,” Magby adds. “In the opening, everyone has several places they need to be but, for a moment, they all share the same train.”
Jennings Hertz Artistic Director Christopher Moses, Composer Christian Magby, and Director/ Choreographer Dell Howlett at the first rehearsal for the Alliance Theatre’s 2025/26 production of Milo Imagines the World. Photo by Anna Walters.
Composer Christian Magby
YOUR INNER SUPERPOWER
STORY BY Emma Jean Scott, Oglethorpe Spring Intern
If you could have any superpower, what would it be?
I would choose teleportation!
Can you imagine that? The power to travel anywhere in the world just by snapping your fingers. Think of how many places you could go, how many people you could meet. Sadly, we have not discovered the secret of teleportation just yet. But we do have the New York City Subway!
New York City has a population over 15 times the size of Atlanta, so it makes sense that they’d have to have a bigger public transport system too. The NYC subway system has 472 stations and transports around 3.6 million people every day!
Can you guess how many people take the MARTA each day?
Only 518,000!
That’s barely 14% of the amount that the subway transports. If you rode the NYC subway every day, it would be possible to meet a new person each day for years!
Have you even met everyone in this room? Take a look around — can you count all the people? Public spaces like the subway, parks, and even theaters can all be places to meet someone new. What a gift to live in a world where we get to connect with new people every day. That’s a kind of superpower, isn’t it?
But with that power comes a great responsibility. A responsibility to use our power of connection to be kind, to make friends, and to create a world better than the way we found it.
I challenge you to use that power today! Use this theater as a space to meet a new friend. Can you imagine something together?
New York Subway Map — Kids by New York Puzzle Company — (36 pieces) — Airline Employee Shop
SEP
Co-production
Book by JOSEPH STEIN Music by JERRY BOCK
Lyrics by SHELDON HARNICK
Directed
NOV
By CHARLES DICKENS
Adapted by DAVID H. BELL
Directed by AMANDA WATKINS
ALLIANCE THEATRE
TINASHE KAJESE-BOLDEN
Jennings Hertz Artistic Director
CHRISTOPHER MOSES
Jennings Hertz Artistic Director
MIKE SCHLEIFER Managing Director
present
BOOK BY TERRY GUEST
From the book by Matt de la Peña Illustrations by Christian Robinson
Published by G.P Putnam's Sons Books for Young Readers Originally commissioned and produced by Children's Theatre Company, The Rose Theatre, and Chicago Children's Theatre. Produced by special arrangement with Plays for New Audiences.
CAST
*KENDRA NICOLE JOHNSON. . . . Melanie the Breakdancer/The Imagi-Nation
*CANDY MCLELLAN .
. . . . Mom/The Imagi-Nation
BEN OHNEMUS Kevin the King/Super Cool Guy/Doorman/ Scary Strange Adult/The Imagi-Nation
JORDAN PATRICK Jim the Sad Man/Edgar the Driver/ Scary Strange Adult/Police Officer/The Imagi-Nation
JOSIAH WATSON Milo/The Imagi-Nation
JA’SIAH C. YOUNG Adrienne/T-Rex/The Imagi-Nation
UNDERSTUDIES
MYA BURNS .
AUTUMN DAWN.
EVAN ELLICOTT.
Melanie the Breakdancer
Adrienne/T-Rex/The Imagi-Nation
. Jim the Sad Man/Edgar the Driver/Police Officer/ Kevin the King/Super Cool Guy/Doorman/ Scary Strange Adult/The Imagi-Nation
IAN THIGPEN Milo/The Imagi-Nation
ELAINA WALTON Mom/The Imagi-Nation
STAGE MANAGERS
*BARBARA GANTT O’HALEY Stage Manager
BEN OHNEMUS Assistant Stage Manager
SAMANTHA HONEYCUTT Stage Management Production Assistant
MUSIC TEAM
CHRISTIAN MAGBY
ERON COCHRAN
MAURICE FIGGINS
CBD
Music Director/Keys/Conductor
Drums
Bass
Keys/Conductor
PRODUCTION AND DESIGN ASSISTANCE
TERRENCE I MOSLEY Kenny Leon Directing Fellow, Associate Director
BRANT ADAMS Casting Assistant
MADELINE CONRAD Young Performer Supervisor
HAYLEE SCOTT Production Management Lead
FOR THIS PRODUCTION
MONICA M SPEAKER Wardrobe
HAUZIA CONYERS
AARON VOCKLEY
EMMA MOULEDOUX
TAMIR EPLAN-FRANKEL, CHARLES BEDELL
JOY DIAZ
Wardrobe Supervisor
Production Audio Engineer
Audio Engineer
Deck Audio
LX Programmer & Board Op
SPECIAL THANKS
Vanessa Moore & Robin Eaton Glover (ASL Interpreters) drawchange
*Denotes a member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States
The Alliance Theatre operates under an agreement between the League of Resident Theatres (LORT) and Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States, and the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, an independent national labor union. The Alliance Theatre at the Woodruff is a member of Theatre Communications Group (TCG), the national organization for the American theatre, and is a member of the League of Resident Theatres (LORT), the International Association of Theatre for Children and Young Audiences (ASSITEJ/USA), The Atlanta Coalition of Theatres, the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, the Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau, and the Midtown Alliance.
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Photos, videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited, is a violation of United States Copyright Law, and is an actionable Federal Offense.
This production is approximately one hour long and has no intermission.
MYA BURNS (u/s Melanie the Breakdancer) [she/her] is an actress and choreographer based here in Atlanta! Some of her recent credits: The Color Purple (Aurora Theatre), Beautiful: The Carol King Musical (Aurora Theater), Hairspray (Out Front Theater), Hot Jambalaya (Dad’s Garage). Up next come see her In The Wiz at Aurora Theater this August. Mya is very excited to make her Alliance Theatre debut! “I MADE IT MOM!” She feels so blessed to have been given this opportunity. Mya would also like to give a shoutout to whoever is reading this bio (yeah you!) and taking the time to come see live theatre! Thank You! Insta: @mya.burns_ TikTok: @myaburns_
AUTUMN DAWN (u/s Adrienne, T-Rex, The Imagi-Nation) is so excited to be a part of Milo Imagines the World at the Alliance Theatre! She is a teaching artist here with us and was previously the BIPOC TVY Stage Manager for the Kathy and Ken Bernhardt Theatre for the Very Young. Recent credits around Atlanta include Dynamite (Shayna) in Hairspray (Out Front Theatre) and Brooklyn/Ensemble in Summer: The Donna Summer Musical at Aurora Theatre. Film Credits include Juke Joint Dancer in Tyler Perry’s A Jazzman’s Blues on Netflix. Autumn has a theatre performance degree from Georgia State University and is currently pursuing her Masters in Digital Media and Social Communication at University of West Georgia. She would like to thank all her loved ones for their support. IG: itsautumndawn
EVAN ELLICOTT (u/s Jim the Sad Man, Edgar the Driver, Police Officer, Kevin the King, Super Cool Guy, Doorman, Scary Strange Adult, The Imagi-Nation) [he/him] is thrilled to join the Milo Imagines the World cast at the Alliance Theatre! Favorite credits include Ed/Degas in The Little Dancer (Theatre 71, NYC), Swing in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (City Springs Theatre Company), Paris in Romeo and Juliet (Atlanta
Shakespeare Tavern), Ensemble in Beauty and the Beast (Saint Vincent Summer Theatre), and Austin in True West (Riverfront Theatre Company). He holds a B.F.A. in Acting from Point Park University. In 2024, he toured France performing two plays and teaching acting workshops with the Pickles Company. Evan thanks his friends and family for their constant support. Instagram: @evan_ellicott
KENDRA NICOLE
JOHNSON (Melanie the Breakdancer/The ImagiNation) [she/her] is thrilled to join the cast of Milo Imagines The World at the Alliance Theatre! Favorite credits include Mary/Helene in Natasha Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 (Horizon Theatre), Isle in Spring Awakening (Jennie T. Anderson Theatre), and The Radio in Caroline, or Change (Jennie T. Anderson Theatre). She holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from the University of Montevallo and, when she is not on stage, she enjoys putting together 1,000-2,000 piece puzzles. Kendra would love to thank her friends and family for their constant encouragement and love through her life. Find her on social media: @kendra_nicole_me
CANDY MCLELLAN (Mom/ The Imagi-Nation) [she/her] is thrilled to be making her Alliance Theatre debut in Milo. She was most recently seen in Legally Blonde (City Springs Theatre), where she played the Judge/Store Manager and Laker Girl. Other favorite regional credits include Annie in The Play That Goes Wrong (Aurora Theatre), Minnie in An Octoroon (Actors Express), Dotty in Caroline, or Change (Westcoast Theatre Troupe), Gabrielle in Cinderella (Aurora Theatre), Vicky in Bright Half Life (Theatrical Outfit), and Doris in The Color Purple (City Springs Theatre), Passing Strange and Tiny Beautiful Things (Theatrical Outfit). On screen, Candy has appeared in “Will Trent,” “Florida Man,” “The Resident,” “Hawkeye,” and “Creepshow.” She is a graduate of the University of West Georgia and Acting Apprenticeship at Aurora Theatre. Candy would love to thank her incredible husband and family for their
unwavering support and cheerleading through every audition, callback, and opening night. Find her on Instagram: @candymcloveme
BEN OHNEMUS (Kevin the King/Super Cool Guy/ Doorman/Scary Strange
Adult/The Imagi-Nation/ Assistant Stage Manager) is thrilled to be a part of Milo Imagines the World here at the Alliance Theatre! Recent credits include Sven in Frozen, LeFou understudy in Beauty and the Beast, Ensemble in White Christmas, Sasha understudy in Fiddler on the Roof, Ensemble in South Pacific (City Springs Theatre Company), Drew in Rock of Ages (Bellissimo Theatre), Chip in On the Town, Lady Bracknell in The Importance of Being Earnest, Andy in Love/Sick, and Oscar understudy in Sweet Charity (Wright State University). He holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from Wright State University. Love to his family! Check out his website: BenOhnemus.com. Instagram: @benohnemus
JORDAN PATRICK (Jim the Sad Man/Edgar the Driver/ Scary Strange Adult/Police Officer/The Imagi-Nation) is so excited and honored to be a part of Milo Imagines the World at the Alliance Theatre. Past Credits Include: Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812, Amelie (Horizon Theatre), Spring Awakening, Assassins (Jennie T Anderson), Murder on the Polar Express (Out Front Theatre), The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane (Synchronicity Theater), Heathers (Actors Express), Pretty Pants Bandit (Georgia Ensemble Theatre), Titanic (Serenbe Playhouse). International: Life Love and Other Nonsense (Touring Eastern China), Improviser (Seoul City Improv in South Korea), Breath of Stars (Crisis Art Festival in Arezzo, Italy). TV/Film Credits Include: “Candy” (Hulu) “Tulsa King” (Paramount) “The First Lady” (SHOWTIME), “Teenage Bounty Hunter” (Netflix), and “The Resident” (FOX). Special thanks to his Family, Friends, and Fiancé Sam <3
IAN THIGPEN (u/s Milo, The Imagi-Nation) is excited to join Alliance Theatre as Milo (understudy). He recently played Milo in the debut of Milo Imagines the World (Chicago Children’s Theatre). He played Young John in a special musicalin-concert showing of John & Jen (Jennie T. Anderson Theatre), Joe in Caroline, Or Change (Jennie T. Anderson Theatre), and was part of the ensemble in The Secret Garden (Jennie T. Anderson Theatre). He enjoys dancing, watching movies, and playing and designing video games.
ELAINA WALTON
(u/s Mom, The Imagi-Nation) is a Florida-raised, Atlantabased Actor, Director, Playwright, and Educator with an M.F.A in Acting from the University of Florida (UF) and a B.A in Theatre from the University of West Florida (UWF). As an actor, her favorite credits include Detroit ’67 (Marietta’s Theatre in the Square), Apologies To Lorraine Hansberry (You Too, August Wilson) (Orlando Shakespeare Theater), and Is God Is (The Hippodrome State Theatre). Recently, she portrayed “Zelma Bullock” in the 2nd National Broadway Tour of Tina: The Tina Turner Musical. As a director, her favorite credits include This Bitter Earth, Bootycandy, and GTFOH. Her original works include A Play Formerly Known As…, YOKED, and Blaxcellence365. Elaina is currently a Teaching Artist at Alliance Theatre (Atlanta, GA) and Synchronicity Theatre (Atlanta, GA). She has instructed acting workshops at various public schools in metro Atlanta, GA in addition to her work as a Guest Lecturer at various universities around the country. She gives all her love and dedicates all her work to her brilliant, little scientist. Instagram: @itselainawalton
JOSIAH WATSON (Milo/ The Imagi-Nation) is thrilled to join the cast of Milo at the Alliance Theatre! He made his acting debut as Charlie in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory at Legacy Theater. He discovered his love for
musical theater at age 4 with Youth Inspirations Theatre in Indianapolis, IN, and has been part of the Legacy at Landmark program for the past two years. Josiah would love to thank God for the gifts He has given him and his family for their unwavering support.
JA’SIAH
C. YOUNG
(Adrienne/T-Rex/The Imagi-Nation) [she/her] is overjoyed to join the cast of Milo Imagines the World at the Alliance Theatre. A few of favorite theatre credits include Manyara in Mufaro’s Beautiful Daughters (Synchronicity Theatre), Alice in Wonderland: Alice’s Rock n’ Roll Adventure (Synchronicity Theatre), and u/s Shapeshifter 1/Feedback 3 in The Boy Who Kissed the Sky (Alliance Theatre). A proud alumna of Tri-Cities High School’s Visual and Performing Arts magnet program, Ja’Siah is also a Suzi Bass Award winner for Best Performance. Beyond the stage, she’s passionate about developing, producing, and workshopping original works of her own. She thrives as a teacher, writer, producer, and director. Some of her assistant directing credits include Music Man Jr., Matilda Jr., and Annie Jr. at ANCS. Alongside creative projects, she leads her own writing and performance art classes for both film and theatre, and serves as a Teaching Artist at the Alliance Theatre. Ja’Siah is deeply grateful for her incredible support system — including her wonderful community, her family and friends, and above all, God. She can be found on Instagram @Jasiah.Young
CHRISTIAN ALBRIGHT (Lyrics) [he/him] is deeply grateful to the Alliance Theatre for its commitment to new work and debuting Milo Imagines the World here in Atlanta! Albright is a devoted storyteller with a passion for language and rhythm, as he strives to provide lyrics that blend character, emotion, and narrative with a distinctly human voice and insatiable tune. Previous projects include The Incredible Book Eating Boy (Lyrics) and Into the Burrow: A Peter Rabbit Tale™ (Additional Lyrics). The song, “Another Sunday” from this production was
an official selection for the 2025 TYA/USA National Festival & Conference Song Slam Cabaret in D.C. He also wrote the song “Proud,” which was performed for Home Depot’s Non-Profit Partner, HouseProud, which serves seniors and veterans in the community. Albright would like to thank the cast, crew, staff, creators and production team. Special thanks to his friends and family for their continued support! IG @ christianjalbright Albrightandmagby.com
CHRISTIAN MAGBY (Music/ Music Direction) is an actor, composer, and music director based in Atlanta. Composing credits: Milo Imagines the World (Children’s Theatre Company, Rose Theatre, Chicago Children’s Theatre), Into the Burrow: A Peter Rabbit Tale™, The Incredible Book Eating Boy (Alliance Theatre), and the self-produced premiere of Mother of God. His acting credits continue to span across OffBroadway, regional theatre, film and television. Most recently: Welcome to the Big Dipper (York Theatre), Galileo (Berkeley Rep), Beauty and the Beast (City Springs Theatre), and Christmas in Connecticut (Pioneer Theatre). Film/TV credits include the Oscar nominated feature “One Night in Miami,” two seasons on “The Flash” (CW), “Hungry” (NBC pilot opposite Demi Lovato), and a recurring role on “Legacies” (CW). Proud alum of SCAD and the Youth Ensemble of Atlanta. To God be the Glory. IG: @christianmagby
TERRY GUEST (Book) is an award-winning playwright, actor, and director. Works include: At The Wake of a Dead Drag Queen, The Magnolia Ballet, Marie Antionette and the Magical Negros, OAK, and Nightbirds. As an actor, Terry has worked at regional theaters including Alliance Theatre, Goodman Theatre, Steppenwolf, About Face Theatre, and Actors Express. He is a Governing Ensemble member at The Story Theatre, a Hermitage Fellow, and a teaching artist at Jackalope, Goodman Theatre, Writers Theatre, and Chicago Children’s Theatre.
DELL HOWLETT (Direction/ Choreography) is a New York-based Virginia-born Choreographer/Director.
Selected Choreography/ Directing credits: Millions (World Premiere- Alliance Theatre, GA), Furlough’s Paradise (Geffen Playhouse, CA), Jelly’s Last Jam (Pasadena Playhouse, CA), A Midsummer’ Night’s Dream (Classical Theatre of Harlem, NY), Forsyth County is Flooding (World PremiereAtlanta Opera, GA), Malvolio (World Premiere- Classical Theatre of Harlem, NY), Billy Strayhorn: Something to Live For (World Premiere- Pittsburgh Public Theater, PA), Sonnets & Soul (World Premiere- Howard University, Washington DC), Toni Stone (Alliance Theatre, GA and Milwaukee Repertory, WI), It Came From Outer Space (World Premiere- Chicago Shakespeare Theater, IL and TheatreSquared, AK), R&H Cinderella (Alabama Shakespeare Festival, AL), Guys and Dolls (Ford’s Theatre, Washington DC), Paradise Square (World Premiere-Associate to Bill T. Jones, Berkeley Repertory Theatre, CA), Guys and Dolls (Guthrie Theater, MN), The Wiz (Ford’s Theater, Washington DC), WigOut (Studio Theater, Washington DC), CA Lyons Project (Alliance Theater, Suzi Bass Award Winner, GA). Dell also serves as Co-Head of Dance at NYU/Tisch School of the Arts in the Department of Drama’s New Studio on Broadway, and he is the Faculty-in-Residence at the new eco-friendly Rubin Hall.
TERRENCE I MOSLEY
(Kenny Leon Directing Fellow, Associate Director) is a narrative-based director based in the NJ/NYC area. He earned a MFA in Directing as a John Wells Fellow at Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Drama under the guidance of Caden Manson. As a director, he has worked with the BBC, The Goodman Theatre, Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Mabou Mine, Primary Stages, Irish Repertory Theatre, and Negro Ensemble Co. He’s been a guest artist and teacher at Syracuse University, Rutgers University, SUNY Purchase, and Fordham College: Lincoln Center, where he also served as Interim Head of Directing. Directing assignments include EVERYTHING YOU LOVE, SMART
PEOPLE, SENDER, and EVERYBODY, UNENTITLED (2024 AUDELCO Best Revival). His work spurs people to take ownership of their thoughts and actions.
JOSH OBERLANDER (Scenic Design) is a set/costume designer, visual artist, and writer working in theater, opera and dance. His work as a designer has ranged from drag shows, art installations, music videos, new works, and reimagined classics. He’s designed for venues such as BAM, Theater Row, and The Flea, and has supported work at The Met Opera, Alliance Theatre, Disney Theatrical, and Mabou Mines. @ecstatic_process
JAHISE LEBOUEF (Costume Design) is an Atlanta-based costume designer making her Alliance Theatre debut. She is a NYU Tisch School of the Arts alumna and is a proud member of IATSE 829 division. Her experience spans theater, film, and television, with a focus on storytelling through wardrobe that is both characterdriven and visually compelling. Jahise has costume designed productions, including A Raisin in the Sun, Hot Wing King, Trouble in Mind, the BET+ feature film Dance for Me, and a few other regional theatre productions. She has also contributed as an assistant designer and coordinator on major productions such as the Tony Award-winning MJ The Musical, The Devil Wears Prada (Broadway), and CBS’s “Blue Bloods.” With a background in period and specialty costume, Jahise brings detail-oriented artistry and collaborative energy to every project. She is thrilled to join the vibrant creative community at the Alliance Theatre and looks forward to continuing her storytelling work in the heart of Atlanta’s performing arts scene.
BEN RAWSON (Lighting Design) is an Atlanta based Lighting Designer for Dance, Theatre, and Opera, member USA 829. Regional Theatrical/Opera design work can be seen at The Alliance Theatre, Detroit Opera, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Glimmerglass Opera, Florida Studio Theatre, Utah Opera, Atlanta Opera, Pacific Symphony Orchestra, Center Repertory Company, Theatrical Outfit, Aurora Theatre, Actors Express, and others. Dance design work includes collaborations with choreographers
Johan Kabborg, Ana Maria Lucaciu, Claudia Schreier, Jennifer Archibald, Troy Schumacher, Remi Wörtmeyer, Kiyon Ross, Bruce Wells, Danielle Agami, Garrett Smith, Omar Roman De Jesus, Houston Thomas, Tara Lee, and Heath Gill, as well as with companies such as Atlanta Ballet, BalletCollective, Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre, Prisma Dance Festival - Panama, BocaTuya, 92Y, Riverside Dance Festival, Fly On A Wall, and others. benrawsondesign.com
JOEL ABBOTT (Sound Design) Broadway Associate: All My Sons, Present Laughter, Birthday Candles. Off-Broadway and Regional: Actor’s Express, Dad’s Garage, Aurora Theatre, Roundabout (NY), Manhattan Theatre Club, Signature (NY), Shakespeare Theatre Company (DC), Gulfshore Playhouse (FL), Barrington Stage (MA), Long Wharf (CT), Florida Rep, Le Petit Theatre (NOLA), Bay Street (NY), Yale Rep, Vermont Stage. His television music has been heard on “The Vampire Diaries,” “Riverdale,” “Southern Charm,” “Real Housewives of Atlanta,” “Pawn Stars,” “Black Ink Crew,” “Blind Date,” “Flipping Exes,” “Million Dollar Listing,” “Love and Hip Hop,” and many other sordid reality shows. Education: the University of Georgia and the Yale School of Drama. He has a cheerful wife and three fluffy dogs.
BRITTANY BLAND (Projections Designer) [she/her/they] is thrilled to be the projection designer for this production of Milo Imagines the World at the Alliance Theatre! Favorite credits include Cats: The Jellicle Ball at the Perelman Arts Center, Becoming A Man at A.R.T., “Westerly Breath” at the MET Museum. Brittany holds a degree from the Yale School of Drama and is a former Atlanta resident. Find Brittany at bcbmediadesign.com or @blandbrittany (Instagram)
JODY FELDMAN (Casting) began her theater career as an actress in Atlanta before moving into administration as the Assistant General Manager at Frank Wittow’s Academy Theatre. It was at the Academy that Jody realized the importance of theatre to a city’s cultural values and identity. Feldman started her career at the Alliance as casting director in 1991 and added producer to her title
and responsibilities in 2001. She has cast and produced more than 250 productions at the Alliance, encompassing a range of world premieres that include The Last Night of Ballyhoo by Alfred Uhry, Blues for An Alabama Sky by Pearl Cleage, The Geller Girls by Janece Shaffer, In the Red and Brown Water by Tarell Alvin McCraney, more than 20 years of Kendeda National Graduate Playwriting Competition-winning plays, such world and regional premiere musicals as Aida; The Color Purple; Sister Act: The Musical; Bring It On: The Musical; Tuck Everlasting; Ghost Brothers of Darkland County; Harmony, A New Musical; The Prom; Trading Places, Maybe Happy Ending, and exciting new plays developed specifically for children and families, which is integral to the expansion of audience and mission for the Alliance. Jody is most proud of the thriving Alliance community engagement and partnerships that recognize theatrical work as a catalyst for civic conversation and connection.
BARBARA GANTT O’HALEY (Stage Management) [she/her] is elated to be a part of the Milo Imagines the World team. Previous Alliance credits include: Doctor De Soto, Something Moving: A Meditation on Maynard, Into the Burrow: A Peter Rabbit Tale™, Slur, Tell Me My Dream, Courage, Grimm Lives of the In-Betweens, ASM: Tale of Two Cities, Hot Wing King, Everybody. Other Atlanta credits include: Big Fish, Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill, Simply Simone, In the Heights, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Perfect Arrangement, Indecent, Slow Food, Ms. Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley, The Wickhams, Our Town, 110 in the Shade, Pitmen Painters, An Iliad (Theatrical Outfit); Support Group for Men (Horizon Theatre), as well as My Fair Lady, Cats, Young Frankenstein (Atlanta Lyric Theatre). Proud Member AEA. Proud Mama to Ellie and Keeva.
SAMANTHA HONEYCUTT (Stage Management Production Assistant) studied Stage Management at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro before beginning her career working across the country. Her credits include: Year of the Rooster, When January Feels like Summer, and Five Times in One Night (Ensemble Studio Theater). Legally Blonde, Cabaret,
Hello, Dolly!, My Fair Lady, and Music Man (Cape Playhouse). Frankenstein, Hairspray, Penny Candy, American Mariachi, Supreme Leader (Dallas Theater Center). Angry, Raucous and Shamelessly Gorgeous (Hartford Stage), and Trading Places, Everybody, A Gift of Love with Adam L. McKnight, Hot Wing King, The Boy Who Kissed The Sky, Water For Elephants, Into the Burrow: A Peter Rabbit™ Tale, Furlough’s Paradise, The Preacher’s Wife, The Mountaintop, and The Reservoir
TINASHE KAJESE-BOLDEN (Jennings Hertz Artistic Director) began her tenure at the Alliance in 2016 as the BOLD Associate Artistic Director, assuming her current role in 2023. Originally from Zimbabwe, Kajese-Bolden combines her commitment to great art, deep education and community empowerment with an agile enthusiasm and unflappable, calm energy to inspire new possibilities. Kajese-Bolden honed her directing and producing skills as a freelance director working in regional houses across the country and on set. As a director and actor, she fosters deep ongoing collaborations with playwrights and has mounted innovative and critically acclaimed productions that merge elegant, theatrical designs with complicated human stories. A Princess Grace Award 2019 Winner for Directing, and Map Fund Award recipient as a director and actor, she has worked on and Off-Broadway as well as recurring roles in the Marvel universe “Guardians of the Galaxy: Holiday Special,” Suicide Squad, “Hawkeye,” and CW’s “Valor,” “Dynasty,” HBO’s “Henrietta Lacks,” Ava Duverney’s “Cherish the Day,” among others. Up next, she is developing a new Opera, Forsythe is Flooding: The Joy of Lake Lanier, and proudly serves on the ARTS-ATL Artist Advisory Council. “My mission is the pursuit of what connects our different communities and how we create art that liberates us to imagine a more inclusive future.”
CHRISTOPHER MOSES (Jennings Hertz Artistic Director) has been working in professional theatre for twenty years and in 2022 was given the Governor’s Award for Arts in Humanities for his body of work. In January of 2011, Chris took on the position of Director of Education at the Alliance Theatre, overseeing the Alliance
Theatre Institute (twice recognized as an Arts Model by the Federal Department of Education), Theatre for Youth & Families, and the Acting Program. Since taking over this position, Chris has expanded the reach and impact by making the Alliance Theatre Education department a vital resource for advancing the civic agenda of Atlanta. This work is accomplished through deep and sustained partnerships with social service organizations throughout the city. Under his leadership, the Alliance launched its Kathy & Ken Bernhardt Theatre for the Very Young program, which provides fully interactive professional theater experiences for children of all abilities from ages newborn through five years old; the Alliance Teen Ensemble, which performs world premiere plays commissioned for and about teens; the Palefsky Collision Project, where teens produce a new work after colliding with a classic text; expanded the Alliance’s summer camp program to include over 3,000 children in multiple locations across Atlanta; and Alliance@ work, a professional development program designed for the business sector — the latest offering of which uses theatre practice to create a culture of civility in the workplace. In 2014, Chris added the title Associate Artistic Director, and has continued to expand the Alliance’s education offerings. During his tenure in this position, the Alliance has produced over a dozen world premiere plays for young audiences, including Pancakes, Pancakes! by Ken Lin, The Dancing Granny by Jireh Breon Holder, Max Makes a Million by Liz Diamond, and The Incredible Book Eating Boy by Madhuri Shekar. Currently, the Alliance serves over 100,000 students pre-k—12 each season, as well as over 4,000 adults through its extensive education offerings. In 2023, he was named Artistic Director of the Alliance Theatre.
MIKE SCHLEIFER (Managing Director) joined the Alliance Theatre in 2014 as the General Manager and in 2016, assumed the role of Managing Director. During his time at the Alliance, Mike has led the administrative and producing team on over 100 productions including bringing Tuck Everlasting and The Prom to Broadway. He was one of the architects of the “On the Road” season while a multi-million
dollar renovation of the Coca-Cola Stage was underway. Mike is excited to have started the Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Committee at the Alliance and to serve on the board of the League of Resident Theatres and True Colors Theatre Company. Prior to Atlanta, he spent 13 years at Baltimore’s Center Stage working in several roles including Associate Producer, Production Manager and Resident Stage Manager. While in Baltimore, Mike was an adjunct faculty member at Towson University and has guest-lectured all over the country. Mike began as a Stage Manager and has dozens of stage management credits between his time in New York and working regionally. Mike is married to theater director and educator Laura Hackman and the proud father of two boys, Jack and Ben.
ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION (AEA)
Founded in 1913, AEA is the U.S. labor union that represents more than 51,000 professional actors and stage managers. Equity fosters the art of live theatre as an essential component of society and advances the careers of its members by negotiating wages, improving working conditions and providing a wide range of benefits, including health and pension plans. Actors’ Equity is a member of the AFL-CIO and is affiliated with FIA, an international organization of performing arts unions. www.actorsequity.org
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As a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering children experiencing economic instability, drawchange creates safe spaces for children, many living in shelters in Atlanta, where they can cope with stress, build confidence, and express their uniqueness. Like Milo Imagines The World, at drawchange, we believe in the power of imagination. Visual art significantly shapes a child’s confidence, sense of self, and possibility.
drawchange’s work goes far beyond pastels and drawing paper. Our founder and CEO, Jennie Lobato, didn’t start drawchange simply to make art for art’s sake — she understood that art could be a potent instrument for change. Through creativity, children learn problem-solving, dream-building, and emotional strength, just as Milo uses his imagination to dream.
In Milo Imagines the World, Milo’s creative thoughts lead him to draw the lives of strangers during a subway ride, creating vibrant stories of the passengers on the train. As the ride ends, we learn Milo is visiting his mother — shifting his perspective and reminding us that everyone carries unseen stories. This moment reflects the mission of drawchange, a nonprofit that uses art therapy programming to empower children facing poverty and homelessness. Like Milo, many of our children are processing complex emotions, often related to family separation, instability, or incarceration. Through guided art experiences, we give space to imagine, express, and reframe their stories.
Founder of drawchange
Milo’s fictional journey correlates with the realworld experiences of drawchange’s children. This story successfully depicts how imagination can be a powerful tool for empathy, resilience, and managing stress. Creative expression helps children connect with others, dream beyond their circumstances, and feel seen in a world that often overlooks them. The children that drawchange serves may see parts of themselves in Milo’s story — using creativity not just to cope but to understand and reshape their reality, to draw change in their lives and futures. Together, they show us that art is even more than expression — it is empowerment.
Art saves lives. Through the transformative power of art, our organization has witnessed children openly share a vision of their futures they didn’t think was possible. We give them a space to turn their imagination into action.
To learn more about our programs, please visit www.drawchange.org. Your support helps us thrive in bringing joy and hope to children who need it most.
Jo López Board Chair drawchange
Christelle Chadet Vice Chair drawchange
Jennie Lobato, CEO and
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Alliance Theatre Sets Wonder Free.
And what delights during performances ignites a brighter future. You can invest in better tomorrows by supporting access for youth to experience world-class theatre on a stage that’s all their own. Now is the time.
Introducing The Goizueta Stage For Youth
And Families,
a transformative new space designed to inspire young audiences year-round. Research shows that early access to live theater can significantly combat critical issues like low literacy rates and the urgent youth mental health crisis. To fulfill this promise, the Alliance Theatre is launching a $10 million Imagine Endowment to expand our capacity to serve more young people and sustain these enriching experiences in perpetuity. With this endowment, the Goizueta Stage will be a beacon of accessibility, welcoming children from all backgrounds and removing economic, geographic, and physical barriers to ensure that every child can engage with the magic of theatre for generations to come.
Support The Imagine Endowment
For more information about the Alliance’s Imagine Campaign or to make an endowment contribution, please contact: Trent Anderson, Director of Development trent.anderson@alliancetheatre.org (404) 733-4710
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Thank You To Our Leadership Donors
Kenny Blank, Campaign Chair
Anonymous
Ms. Kristin Adams
James Anderson
Liz Armstrong
Evelyn Ashley & Alan McKeon
The Bailey Family
Alba C. Baylin
Ken Bernhardt
Lisa Bigazzi Tilt
Brian & Jennifer Boutté
Roxanne & Jeffrey Cashdan
LeighAnn & Chad Costley
Ann & Jeff Cramer
The Dozen Dimes Foundation
Dean DuBose & Bronson Smith
The Robert S. Elster Foundation
Katie & Reade Fahs
Ellen & Howard Feinsand
Lou & Tom Glenn
Rand & Seth Hagen
Dr. & Mrs. John B. Hardman
Jennifer & Quill Healey II
The Hertz Family Foundation, Inc.
Jocelyn J. Hunter
Tad & Janin Hutcheson
West & Katie Johnson
Jane Jordan Casavant
John Keller
Jesse Killings
The Michael & Andrea Leven
Family Foundation
Ms. Denny Marcus & Mr. Andre Schnabl
Phil & Caroline Moïse
Starr Moore & James Starr Moore
Memorial Foundation
The Naserian Foundation
Allison & Shane O’Kelly
Cindy & Gary Reedy
Patty & Doug Reid
Bob & Margaret Reiser
Jane E. Shivers
The SKK Foundation
Mark E. Swinton
Rosemarie & David Thurston
Ramona & Ben White
Suzy Wilner
Amy & Todd Zeldin
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SYNOPSIS
Every Sunday morning, Milo and his sister Adrienne rush down 125th Street to catch the 4 train. From East Harlem through Manhattan, Milo watches people board the train and transforms everyday passengers into larger-than-life characters — a lawyer who loves pogo sticks or a robot plumber? Anything is possible in Milo’s imagination! He sketches out his ideas in his notebook, and the characters appear in song, dance, and color! All the while, Adrienne is focused on making sure she and Milo get to their destination on time. When they finally arrive, Milo realizes that people aren’t necessarily how he pictured them, and that there is more to discover about one another, whether it’s a stranger on the subway or his practical big sister Adrienne.
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$1,000,000+
Anonymous
The Coca-Cola Foundation
James M. Cox Foundation
Delta Air Lines
The Goizueta Foundation
Douglas J. Hertz Family Foundation
$500,000 - $999,999
Acuity Inc.
Anonymous
$250,000 - $499,999
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
Chick-fil-A Foundation | Rhonda & Dan Cathy
The Fraser-Parker Foundation
$100,000 - $249,999
A friend of the Woodruff Arts Center
Stephanie Blank*
Thomas & Aimee Chubb
Ann & Jeff Cramer*
$10,000 - $99,999
Ann A. Adams
Anonymous
H. Ross & Claire Arnold
Tony Conway, Legendary Events
Johnson & Margaret Cook
Cousins Properties
Lee & Warren Culpepper
Mike & Nancy Doss
Mike & Mindy Egan
Vicki Escarra
Candace Steele Flippin
Georgia Council for the Arts
Cultural Facilities Grant
Patrick Gunning & Elizabeth Pelypenko
Rand & Seth Hagen
Terrence Hahn
Philip Harrison & Susan Stainback
Julia Houston
Robin & Hilton Howell
The Home Depot Foundation
The Imlay Foundation
Sarah & Jim Kennedy
The Marcus Foundation
Norfolk Southern PNC Bank
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Georgia Power Foundation
The Fay S. and W. Barrett Howell Family Foundation
Phil & Jenny Jacobs
Abraham J. & Phyllis Katz Foundation
Margaret & Bob Reiser*
Emerald Gate Charitable Trust
Harland Charitable Foundation
The Hearst Foundations
Joia M. Johnson
The Kilberg Family Foundation
KPMG
The Dennis Lockhart and Mary Rose Taylor Memorial Fund
Alfredo Martin
The Barry & Jean Ann McCarthy Family*
John F. McMullan
Richard & Wimberly McPhail
Kavita & Ashish Mistry
Pat Mitchell & Scott Seydel
Hala & Steve Moddelmog*
Kent & Talena Moegerle
The Sara Giles Moore Foundation
Kenneth Neighbors & Valdoreas May
Galen Oelkers
Chuck & Kathie Palmer
Mark & Jennifer Pighini
The Rockdale Foundation
Lauren & Andrew Schlossberg
Experience Atlanta, Experience Woodruff is supported in part by Georgia Council for the Arts through appropriations of the Georgia General Assembly and support from the National Endowment for the Arts.
Patty and Doug Reid Family Foundation*
The Tomé Foundation
Robert W. Woodruff Foundation
The Zeist Foundation
Kelin Foundation
Truist Trusteed Foundations: Harriet McDaniel Marshall Trust, The Florence C. and Harry L. English Memorial Fund and the Woolford Charitable Trust
Sartain Lanier Family Foundation
Truist Charitable Fund
Kathy Waller & Kenneth Goggins*
Tim and Lauren Schrager Family Foundation
June & John Scott
Southface Institute
Dave Stockert & Cammie Ives
The Mark and Evelyn Trammell Foundation, Inc.
Tull Charitable Foundation
D. Richard Williams & Janet Lavine
David, Helen, and Marian
Woodward Fund
The Vasser Woolley Foundation, Inc.
Patrick & Susan Viguerie
Sally & Mel Westmoreland
John Wieland
John & Ellen Yates
*Denotes additional support for the Alliance Theatre’s Imagine Campaign
ABOUT THE ALLIANCE THEATRE
Founded in 1968, the Alliance Theatre is the leading producing theatre in the Southeast, reaching more than 165,000 patrons annually. The Alliance is led by Jennings Hertz Artistic Directors Tinashe Kajese-Bolden and Christopher Moses, and Managing Director Mike Schleifer. The Alliance is a recipient of the Regional Theatre Tony Award® for sustained excellence in programming, education, and community engagement. In January 2019, the Alliance opened its new, stateof-the-art performance space, The Coca-Cola Stage at Alliance Theatre. Known for its high artistic standards and national role in creating significant theatrical works, the Alliance has premiered more than 135 productions, including eleven that have transferred to Broadway. The Alliance education department reaches 90,000 students annually through performances, classes, camps, and in-school initiatives designed to support teachers and enhance student learning. The Alliance Theatre values community, curiosity, collaboration, and excellence and is dedicated to representing Atlanta’s diverse community with the stories we tell, the artists, staff, and leadership we employ, and audiences we serve.
OUR MISSION
To expand hearts and minds onstage and off.
OUR
VISION
Making Atlanta more connected, curious, and compassionate through theatre and arts education.
LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT
In the sincerest efforts to gain further understanding of the history that has brought us to reside on this land and to accept the knowledge that colonialism is a current and ongoing process under which we need to build our mindfulness of our present participation, we hereby acknowledge this native land of the Muscogee Creek Nation.
OFFICERS
Chair
E. Kendrick Smith
Vice Chair
Allison O’Kelly
Treasurer
Matthew Kent
Secretary
Jennifer Boutté
Immediate Past Chair
Jocelyn Hunter
Ex-Officio
Tinashe Kajese-Bolden
Hala Moddelmog
Christopher Moses
Mike Schleifer
LIFETIME DIRECTORS
Rita Anderson
Ken Bernhardt
Ann Cramer
Linda Davidson
Howard Feinsand
Laura Hardman
Hays Mershon
Victoria Palefsky
Helen Smith Price
Bob Reiser
Jane Shivers
H. Bronson Smith
Ben White
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Kristin Adams
Norman Adkins
Kimberly Ajy
James Anderson
Farideh Azadi
Deisha Barnett
Alba Baylin
Maggie Blake Bailey
Bridget Blake
Kenny Blank
Terri Bonoff
Jennifer Boutté
Traci Bransford
Kristen Burke
Jeff Cashdan
Madeline Chadwick
Bruce Cohen
LeighAnn Costley
Joe Crowley
Kelly Estrella
Katie Fahs
Reade Fahs
Rick Gestring
Richard Goerss
Lila Hertz
Jocelyn Hunter
Malvika Jhangiani
Alexander Johnson
Jane Jordan Casavant
Anne Kaiser
Tinashe Kajese-Bolden
John Keller
Matthew Kent
Andjela Kessler
Jim Kilberg
Jesse Killings
Carrie Kurlander
Allegra Lawrence-Hardy
Jean Ann McCarthy
Alan McKeon
Dori Miller
Hala Moddelmog
Phil Moïse
Christopher Moses
Allison O’Kelly
Jackie Parker
Anne Rambaud Herren
Stephanie Ray
Patty Reid
Margaret Reiser
Matthew Richburg
Robyn Roberts
Maurice Rosenbaum
Mike Schleifer
Steve Selig
Mital Shah
Bill Sleeper
E. Kendrick Smith
Chandra Stephens-Albright
Charlita Stephens
Mark Swinton
Julie Teer
Lisa Bigazzi Tilt
Richard Valladares
Benny Varzi
Rebekah Wasserman
Cristel Williams
LaNeah Williams
Wai Wong
Todd Zeldin
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ADVISORY BOARD
Advisory Board Co-Chair
Laura Hardman
Advisory Board Co-Chair
Phil H. Moïse
Luis Andino
Andrew Barrow
Chris Brodnan
Johanna (Toni) Brookner
Maranie Brown
Carol Caines
La’Keitha Carlos
Mamie Dayan-Vogel
Candice Dixon
Malaika Dowdell
Brandon Fleming
Les Flynn
Allen Fox
Natalia Garzón Martínez
Lydia Glaize
Emmanuel Glaze
Caroline Gold
Meghan Gordon
Tevin Goss
Jeff Graham
Aulona Graham-Simms
Dr. Eve Graves, Ph.D.
Erica Greenblatt
Della Guidry
Dr. Lindsey Hardegree
Campbell Hastings
Mallika Kallingal
Jodi Kalson
Dr. Laura Kelly
January LaVoy
Jennifer Lee
JoJasmin “Jo” Lopez
Carlton Mackey
Nelly Mauta
Tre’Von McKay
Robbie Medwed
Juan Mejia
Aprille Moore
Jane Morgan
Zach Nikonovich Kahn
Amy Norton King
Susan Sim Oh
Kathy Palumbo
Kisan Patel
Pedro Pavón
Marion Phillips
Daniel Regenstein
Michelle Robinson
Daniella Sandino
Wendy Schmitt
Dr. Shenara Sexton
Sarah Anne Smith
Alicia Thompson
Ana Urrego
Christopher Walker
Emily Washburn
Melinda Weekes-Laidlow
Angie Weiss
Joni Williams
ALLIANCE SPONSORS
Alliance Sponsors are businesses, corporations, and institutions that have supported the work of the Alliance Theatre. We thank them for their generosity and support.
$500,000+
Chick-fil-A Foundation | Rhonda & Dan Cathy
Lettie Pate Evans Foundation
Robert W. Woodruff Foundation
$250,000+
Anonymous
The Coca-Cola Company
Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning
Shubert Foundation
WestRock
$100,000+
Accenture
Bloomberg
Chestnut Foundation
Delta Air Lines, Inc.
Helen Gurley Brown Foundation
Georgia Power
The Home Depot Foundation
John H. and Wilhelmina D. Harland Charitable Fund
Norfolk Southern
PNC
The Rich’s Foundation
The Harold & Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust
Truist
Zeist Foundation
$50,000+
City of Atlanta Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs
Edgerton Foundation
Georgia Council for the Arts
Georgia Natural Gas
Google
Kendeda Fund
King & Spalding
Liz Blake Giving Fund
Molly Blank Fund of the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation
National Endowment for the Arts
Wellstar Foundation
Warner Bros Discovery
$25,000+
Anthem
AT&T Foundation
Bank of America
Cadence Bank
Fulton County Board of Commissioners
Graphic Packaging
The Imlay Foundation, Inc.
Johnny Mercer Foundation
Kaiser Permanente
National Vision
Northside Hospital
Peach State Health Plan
Regions Bank
Southwire
$10,000+
AEC Trust
Affairs to Remember
Alexander Babbage
Alston & Bird
Black Leadership AIDS Crisis Coalition, powered by AIDS Healthcare Foundation
Thalia & Michael C. Carlos Foundation
Cisco
Do a Good Day Foundation
First Horizon
George M. Brown Trust of Atlanta
Georgia-Pacific
John & Mary Franklin Foundation
Publix Super Market Charities
SCANA Energy
South Arts
The Harold & Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust
$5,000+
American Institutes for Research
Anonymous
Frances Wood Wilson Foundation
Osiason Educational Foundation
Perkins&Will
By attending our theater, you have made a powerful statement about how important the arts are to you. Make another statement of support louder than any standing ovation. Visit alliancetheatre.org and click on Donate.
Individual, foundation, and corporate donors contribute more than $10 million to the Alliance Theatre so that we are able to present exceptional theater and educational programming to our community. We are deeply grateful for your support. To find out more about the benefits of giving or to make your gift, visit us at alliancetheatre.org/waystogive or call 404-733-5157.
Listed below are pledges and gifts to the Alliance Theatre Annual Fund.
PREMIERE SUPPORT
Spotlight $100,000+
Mr. James E. Gay*
Dan & Garnet Reardon
The SKK Foundation
Artistic Director’s Circle
$50,000+
Starr Moore & the James Starr Moore Memorial Foundation
Chairman’s Circle
$25,000+
Antinori Foundation Around the Table Foundation
Ms. Stephanie Blank
Ann & Jeff Cramer
Reade & Katie Fahs
Heidi & David Geller
David & Carolyn Gould
Jocelyn J. Hunter
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Ivester
Jesse Killings
Dan Marks & Keri Powell
Rosemarie & David Thurston
Leadership Circle
$15,000+
Maggie Blake Bailey & Andrew Bailey
Brian & Jennifer Boutté
Martha & Toby Brooks
Jane Jordan Casavant
Roxanne & Jeffrey Cashdan
Ellen & Howard Feinsand
Doris & Matthew Geller
Anne & Scott Herren
Mr. Matthew D. Kent & Mr. Joseph C. Miller
Jane & J. Hicks Lanier
Kristie L. Madara
Barry & Jean Ann McCarthy
Phil & Caroline Moïse
Allison & Shane O’Kelly
Victoria & Howard Palefsky
Patty & Doug Reid
Bob & Margaret Reiser
Patricia & Maurice
Rosenbaum
Linda & Steve Selig
William & Margarita Sleeper
Dean DuBose & Bronson
Smith
Mr. & Mrs. E. Kendrick Smith
Mark Swinton
Richard & Melissa Valladares
Mr. & Mrs. Art Waldrop
Ramona & Ben White
Amy & Todd Zeldin
Director’s Circle
$10,000+
Ms. Kristin Adams
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Adkins
Kimberly & George Ajy
James Anderson
Ali & Farideh Azadi
Deborah L. Bannworth & Joy Lynn Fields
Alba C. Baylin
Ken Bernhardt & Cynthia Currence
Dr. M. Brian Blake & Dr. Bridget Blake
Terri Bonoff & Matthew Knopf
Judge JoAnn Bowens
Traci Bransford
Mr. Adam Burke & Mrs. Kristen Wood Burke
Madeline Chadwick
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Chubb III
Mr. Bruce R. Cohen
Ezra Cohen Charitable Fund
Miles & Nicole Cook
LeighAnn & Chad Costley
Joe Crowley & Phil Mack
Kelly Estrella
Marsha & Richard Goerss
Malvika Jhangiani & Dipankar Bandyopadhyay
Alexander Johnson & Susan Somersille Johnson
Anne & Mark Kaiser
John C. Keller
Andjela & Michael Kessler
Mr. James Kieffer
James & Lori Kilberg
Brian & Carrie Kurlander
Evelyn Ashley & Alan McKeon
Dori & Jack Miller
Jeffrey Miller
Paul Pendergrass & Margaret Baldwin
Diane & Mark* Perlberg
Matt Richburg
Robyn Roberts & Kevin Greiner
Mr. George Russell, Jr. & Mrs. Faye Sampson-Russell
Ms. Mital Shah
Dr. & Mrs. Dennis Lee Spangler
Lynne & Steve Steindel
Lisa Bigazzi Tilt
Carol & Ramon Tomé Family Fund
Benny & Roxanne Varzi
Ms. Kathy Waller & Mr. Kenneth Goggins
Mark & Rebekah Wasserman
Ms. Cathy Weil
Suzy Wilner
R. Wai Wong
BENEFACTORS
$5,000+
Anonymous
The Asher Family
Mr. & Mrs. Marc Balizer
Lisa & Joe* Bankoff
Deisha Barnett
Mr. & Mrs. Roland L. Bates
Natalie & Matthew Bernstein
Franklin & Dorothy Chandler
Ann & Jim Curry
Diane Durgin
Kathy & Jason Evans
Dr. Cynthia J. Fordyce & Sharon Hulette
Dr. & Mrs. Marvin Goldstein
Janin & Tad Hutcheson
Jason & Laurie Jeffay
Dr. & Mrs. John Lee
Burrelle Meeks
Wade Rakes & Nicholas Miller
Ms. Barbara Schlefman
Alan & Cyndy* Schreihofer
Charlita Stephens & Delores Stephens
Susan & Alan* Stiefel
Russ & Cam Still
Maria Storts
Chuck Taylor & Lisa CannonTaylor
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Weiss
Bryan & Carrie Williams
$2,500+
Anonymous (2)
Dr. & Mrs. Raymond Allen
Aubrey & Carol Bush
Ron & Lisa Brill Charitable Trust
Mr. & Mrs. W. Kent Canipe
Candace Carson
Melodie H. Clayton
Marcia & John Donnell
Mrs. Anuja Gagoomal & Dr. John Stites
Karen & Andrew Ghertner
Mr. David F. Golden
Shauna Grovell
Mr. Jefferson T. Hancock
Laura & John Hardman
Wes & Ariana Hargrave
Henry & Etta Raye Hirsch Heritage Foundation
Monique & Justin Honaman
Linda & Richard Hubert
Mr. & Mrs. Wyatt T. Johnson
Lloyd & Mary* McCreary
Clair & Thomas Muller
Joan Netzel & John Gronwall
Sam & Barbara Pettway
Don & Rosalinda Ratajczak
Ms. Kristin L. Ray
Mr. & Mrs. Jonas Reisinger
Dana Rice
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Rosenberg
SaraBeth Samuels & Sajjad
Ali
Jane & Rein Saral
Ms. Donna Schwartz
Kashi Sehgal
Mr. & Mrs. S. Albert Sherrod
Mr. David C. Shih
Brian Shively & Jim Jinhong
Chandra Stephens-Albright & Warren Albright
Kathy Gillespie Tomajko
Dana & Obi Ugwonali
Kim Boldthen & Carolyn Wheeler
Ms. Karen E. Willenken
Cristel Williams
$1,500+
Judge Gregory A. Adams & Wanda C. Adams
Mr. E. Scott Arnold
Ms. Johanna Brookner
Mark & Ansley Callaway
Gail Crowder & Claude Wegscheider
Tim & Tina Eyerly
Sandeep Goyal & Taylor England
Della & Theo Guidry
Warren M. Gump
Louise S. Gunn
Mrs. Elaine L. Hentschel
Mr. & Mrs. J. Michael
Hostinsky
Ashley & Elton James
Mr. Amble Johnson & Ms. Amy Coenen
Boland & Andrea Lea Jones
David Long & Starane
Shepherd
Mark Keiser
Greg & Gillian Matteson
Burt & Ruth Mirsky
Dennis & Debra Murphy
John & Helen Parker
Mr. & Mrs. Armond Perkins
Peg Petersen
Dr. Denise Raynor
Daniel Regenstein
Dr. & Mrs. Fredric Rosenberg
Jay Small
Ms. Amy Speas
Dr. Kenneth & Mrs. Michele Taylor
Julie Teer
Valerie & Anthony Thomas
Stan & Velma Tilley
Ms. Avril Vignos
Mamie Dayan-Vogel & Steven Vogel
Christopher Walker
William & Nancy Yang
Judy Zaban
PATRONS
$1,000+
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Mr. William Allin
Jill Blair
Dr.* & Mrs. S. Wright Caughman
Susan & Edward Croft
Celeste Davis-Lane
Dr. Marla Franks & Rev.
Susan Zoller
Drs. Cathie & Hugh Hudson
Randy & Connie Jones
Ivory D. Kimbrough
Judith Lyon
Anna & Hays Mershon
Fabienne Moore
Deborah W. Royer
Mr. & Mrs.* Charles B. Shelton III
Jane E. Shivers
Judith & Mark Taylor
Lynne Winship
ALLIANCE THEATRE MONTHLY SUSTAINER SOCIETY
We would like to thank our donors who have committed to giving us a recurring monthly donation to the Alliance Theatre Annual Fund. Join today: www.alliancetheatre.org/sustainer
Dr. & Mrs. Marshall Abes
Mr. Faraz Ahmed
Mr. E. Scott Arnold
Dr. Evelyn Babey
Christine Brodnan
Maranie Brown
Dr. Deloris Bryant-Booker
Dean Jordan & Lee Burson
Karen & Harold Carney
Mr. Quentin David Cashman
Elizabeth Wiggs Cooper & Larry Cooper
Elizabeth Corrie
Christopher Cox & Draco Bohannon
Gray & Marge Crouse
Nash Ditmetaroj
Malaika Dowdell
Les Flynn
Christine & Andrew Fry
Emmanuel Glaze
Caroline Gold
Erica Greenblatt
Bryant Gresham & Alexander Bossert
Ms. Jo Ann Haden-Miller & Mr. William Miller
Lindsey E. Hardegree
Ms. Linda Hare & Mr. Gerald Barth
Becca Hogue
Steven & Kimberly Hoovestol
Karen Jones
Kelley J. Jordan-Monné
Amy & Jeremy King
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Kraft
Dr. Andrea W. Lawrence
January LaVoy
Joyce Lewis
Ms. Lauren Linder & Mr. Jonathan Grunberg
Christian & JoJasmin Lopez
Stephen Lynch
Alison Main
Heather & Jim Michael
Tracy Moore
Lori & Jonathan Peterson
Ms. Kendrick Phillips
Marion Phillips
Marc & Jean Pickard
Deborah G. Robinson
Mr. Howard Rowe
Barbara Schreiber
Tom Slovak & Jeffery Jones
Sarah Anne Smith
Charles Thompson
Ms. Stephanie Van Parys & Mr. Robert A. Cleveland
Ben Warshaw
Caitlin Way
Mr. & Mrs. Napoleon A. Williams
We imagine a world where every child has access to world-class art. Thinking the same thing? Join our donor community and bring that world to life.
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MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES
Many companies offer a matching gifts program for employees and retirees. You can double, or even triple, your gift at no additional cost to you simply by asking your employer! Think of how much further your donation can go.
We would like to thank the following companies who have matched contributions to the Alliance Theatre Annual Fund. To find out more about matching gifts, contact Emma Seif at emma.seif@alliancetheatre.org.
AIG Corporation
American Express
Aon Risk Solutions
The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation
AT&T
Bank of America/Merrill
BlackRock
Bryan Cave-Powell
Charles Schwab & Co., Inc.
Chubb Charitable Foundation
The Coca-Cola Company
Deloitte
Equifax Inc. Foundation
John and Mary Franklin Foundation
LEGACY SOCIETY
GE Energy
Georgia Power
Goldman Sachs Matching Gift
Goldstein
Google
Hearst Foundations
Home Depot Foundation
Honda Motor Co.
IAC, Inc
IBM
JPMorgan Chase
Kimberly-Clark
Lynch
MacArthur Foundation
Macy’s Foundation
McDonald’s Corporation
McMaster-Carr Supply
Microsoft Corporation
Norfolk Southern Corporation
Principal Financial Group Foundation
Prudential Financial
Publix Super Markets
Salesforce.com, Inc.
Sprint
Truist
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Veritiv Corporation
Verizon Corporation
The Walt Disney Company
Wells Fargo Yahoo!
Celebrating our supporters who have made a legacy gift to the Alliance Theatre.
The Legacy Society celebrates individuals who have made a planned gift to the Alliance Theatre. Making a planned gift is a wonderful way to show your support and appreciation for the Alliance Theatre and its mission, while accommodating your financial, estate planning and philanthropic goals. With smart planning, you may increase the size of your estate and/or reduce the tax burden on your heirs. Just as important, you will know that you have made a meaningful and lasting contribution to the Alliance Theatre.
To learn more about the Legacy Society, please contact Lindsay Ridgeway-Baierl at lindsay.ridgeway-baierl@alliancetheatre.org.
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Rita M. Anderson
Roland & Linda Bates
Kathy* & Ken Bernhardt
Anne & Jim Breedlove
Ezra Cohen
Ann & Jeff Cramer
Susan & Edward Croft
Sallie Adams Daniel
Linda & Gene* Davidson
Terry & Stacy Dietzler
Diane Durgin
Elizabeth Etoll
Ellen & Howard Feinsand
Dorie Gallagher
James Edward Gay*
Laura & John Hardman
Nancy* & Glen* Hesler
P.J. Younglove Hovey
David A. Howell*
William & Debbie Hyde
Lauren & David Kiefer
David Kuniansky
Virginia Vann* & Ken Large
Edith Love*
Lauren & John McColskey
Anna & Hays Mershon
Caroline & Phil Moïse
Winifred & Richard*
Myrick
Victoria & Howard Palefsky
Armond & Sharon Perkins
Jan Pomerantz & Everett Wilcox
Helen M. Regenstein*
Margaret & Robert Reiser
Betty Blondeau-Russell*
Tricia & Neal Schachtel
Debbie* & Charles Shelton III
Jane E. Shivers & Bill Sharp
Roger Smith & Christopher Jones*
Ron* & Kathy Tomajko
Lee Harper & Wayne Vason
Terri & Rick Western
Ramona & Ben White
* deceased
ARTISTIC
Jennings Hertz Artistic Directors Tinashe Kajese-Bolden, Christopher Moses
Producer & Casting Director
Producing & Casting Assistant
Distinguished Artist in Residence
BOLD Associate Artistic Director
Director of New Work
BOLD Producing Associate
Director of Community Engagement, Partnership, & IDEA
Spelman Leadership Fellow
Jody Feldman
Brant Adams
Pearl Cleage
Marie Cisco
Amanda Watkins
Abrianna Belvedere
Daviorr Snipes
Kerrington Griffin
Reiser Lab Artists Round 10 Emma Yarbrough, Cait Greenamyre, Melissa Word, Dalyla Nicole, Amanda Washington, Vynnie Meli, Jimmica Collins, and Cedwan Hooks
Production Management
Director of Production
Lawrence Bennett
Associate Directors of Production Courtney O’Neill, Haylee Scott
Costume and Wardrobe Director
Costumes
Associate Costume Shop & Wardrobe Director
Laury Conley
Melanie Green
Design Assistant Summer Barnes
Drapers
Crafts Master
1st Hands/Stitchers
Wardrobe Supervisor
Wardrobe
Tonja Petersen, Cindy Lou Who
Diana L. Thomas
Brett Parker, Tae Lingle, Fae Riemann-Royer
Hauzia Conyers
Monica Speaker
Wig Master Lindsey Ewing
Director of Lighting & Projections
Electrics
Associate Director of Lighting & Projection
Rachael N. Blackwell
Steve Jordan
Staff Electricians Joy Diaz, Rochelle Riley, Neil Anderson
Properties
Props Department Director
Suzanne Cooper Morris
Props Artisans Parker Ossmann, Bruce Butkovich
Props Artisan/Buyer
Technical Director
Associate Technical Director
Interim Associate Technical Director
Scenery
Shop Supervisor
Lead Welder
Carpenters
Teaching Artists
Abigail Bowers, Abigail Kincheloe, Addison Peacock, Alexandria Walker, Allison Gardner, Andi Stanesic, Andrea Washington, Angel Fabian Rivera, Ann Marie Meeker, Anna McCarthy, Anna Oakley, April Andrew Carswell, Aria Armstead, Audrey Myers, Autumn Stephens, Avery Sharpe, Barry Mann, Brad Raymond, Brandon L. Smith, Brantley Waller, Brie Wolfe, Brittani Minnieweather, Brittany Loffert, Caitlin Slotnick, Caleb Vaughn, Calyria Jyvonne Reynolds, Cara Mantella, Caroline Donica, Casey Navarro, Chanel Davis, Chase Anderson, Chelcy Cutwright, Chelsea Brown, Cece Campbell, Chloe Lomax, Christopher Nastasi, Clayton Landey, Coriana Raynor, Courtney Moors-Hornick, Da’Quan Cooney, Cody Benfield, Dan Triandiflou, Daniel Caffrey, Daniela Santiago, Danielle Montgomery, Davia Weatherill, David DeVries, David Kote, Deja Holmes, Dru Sky Berrian, E Haeberlin, Ebony Golden, Ebony Tucker, Elaina Walton, Ethan Davis, Eugene Russell, Gloria Martin, Hananya Allen, Hannah Chatham, Hannah Church, Harriet Bass, Hayden Weiss, Hollie Rivers, Imani Quinones, Isaac Breiding, Issa Solis, Ja’Siah Young, Jada Gorgor, James Patrick, James Williams, Javaron Conyers, Jeremiah Hobbs, Jessenia Ingram, Jetta Whitehurst, Jimez Alexander, John Doyle, Joseph Quintana, Josh Price, Julia Walters, Julie Woods Robinson, Julissa Sabino, Karen Aguirre, Kate Varner, Katherine Taylor, Katie Causey, Katie Wickline, Kierra Edwards, Kim Baran, Kira Rockwell, Kristian Martinez, Lamar Hardy, Lauren Alexandra, Laurin Dunleavy, Leah Thomas, Lee Osorio, Lilly Heidari, Lon Bumgarner, Lydia Rice, Maddy Roberts, Madeleine Noe, Madison Junod, Madison VandenOever, Marc Collins, Marcia Faith Harper, Marcia Harvey, Marielle Martinez, Marissa Kovach, Marquelle Young, Mary Claire Page, Mary Michael Patterson, Matt Baum, Matthew Caleb Brown, Maxwell H. Breaux, Maya Lawrence, Megan Cramer, Megan Wartell, Melissa “Mel” Ottaviano, Monteze Sutton, Morayo Otujo, Morgan Rysdon-Moulitsas, Myah Harper, Natalie Brown, Nicole Price, Nicolette Emanuelle, Patricia de la Garza, Patrick McColery, Phillia Prior, Rachel Da Silva, Razaria Denae Copeland, Riley Schatz, Rimothy Miracle Bennett, Robyn Sutton-Fernandez, Rodney Williams, Ryan Dinning, Sarah Mack Price, Sarah Oguntomilade, Sarah Wallis, Sariel Toribio, Shane Simmons, Shaniya Horton, Sharon Foote, Sierra Christensen, Stephen Ruffin, Tafee Patterson, Terence Lee, Theresa Davis, Tiffany Hobbs, Tramaine Jones, Tylia De’Armond, Vallea Woodbury, William Amato, Wynne Kelly, Zuri Petteway
Teen Ensemble Members
Alyssa Carr, Joshua Byrom, Saheim Patrick, Abigail May Watson, Jackson Millarker, Caleb Thomas, CJ Perkins, Adiya Stubblefield, Vanathi Parthiban, Ja’Kyah Jackson, Daniel McCall, Abigail Dougherty, Anshula Phadke, Eliana Leaks, Elliott Elliott, Kennedy O’Neil, Chloe Jarrett, Syrenity Hall, Helena Denton, Malaysia West-Lewis, Ella Dameron, Aja Najib, Taliyaah Muhammad, Rahul Daswani, Jeronimo Dye, Laila Drew, Chelsea Smith, Haley Smith
MANAGEMENT
Managing Director
Kimberly Townsend
Rigel Powell
Luke Robinson
Kevin Dyson
Patrick Conley
Chris Seifert
Kevin Dyson, Paige Bergen, Marlon Wilson
Charge Scenic Artist Kat Conley
Scenic Artist
Director of Audio
Associate Director of Audio
Sound
Amanda Nerby
Michael Carrico
Aaron Vockley
Sound Engineers Tamir Eplan-Frankel, Emma Mouledoux, Graham Schwartz
Stage Management
Stage Managers
Liz Campbell, R. Lamar Williams, Barbara Gantt O’Haley
Stage Management Production Assistants Samantha Honeycutt, Myah Harper, Ashley Dickey
National Vision Stage Management Fellow Xiaonan “Chloe” Liu
Stage Operations
Stage Operations Manager
Scott Bowne
Assistant Stage Operations Manager Kate Lucibella
Automation Stagehand
John Victor Mouledoux Jr.
Properties Stagehand Nic Stephenson
EDUCATION
Dan Reardon Director of Youth & Families
Naserian Foundation Head of
Early Childhood Programs
Olivia Aston Bosworth
Hallie Angelella
Head of Secondary Curriculum & Partnerships Liz Davis
Education Accounting Assistant
Administrative & Adult Program Manager
Camp Administrative Manager
Head of Strategic Initiatives
Isabella Aguilar Irias
Robert Hindsman
Jayson T. Waddell
Aierelle Jacob
Alliance@Work Creative Director J. Noble
Head of Elementary School Programs
Out of School Program Manager
Rebecca Pogue Fields
Robyn A. Rogers
Artist in Residence & Teen Program Manager Sam Provenzano
Resident Artist & Allyship Program Director
Head of Education Advancement
Education Production Coordinator
Teaching Artist Liaison
Institute Program Coordinator
Maya Lawrence
Kristen Silton
Jay Williams
Blake Fountain
Katie Wolff
Company Manager
Mike Schleifer
Laura Thruston
Assistant Company Manager Sara Cook
Administration & Finance
Director of Finance
Controller & Head of Administration
Staff Accountant
Valerie Thomas
Elecia Crowley
Jasmine Burton
Accounting Coordinator Julie Hall
Accounts Payable Lead
Associate Director, Data Operations & Strategy
Director of Development
Sharette Driver
Christina Dresser Development
Trent Anderson
Associate Director, Corporate Partnerships
Natalie Adams
Manager, Board Relations & Special Events Kailan Daugherty
