Atlanta Alliance Theatre, Millions, May 2025

ALLIANCE THEATRE

MAY 9–JUN 15, 2025

PUBLISHER Brantley Manderson brantley@encoremagazine.com

SENIOR ACCOUNT DIRECTOR NASHVILLE Kelli Dill kelli@encoremagazine.com

SENIOR ACCOUNT DIRECTOR CHARLOTTE Hila Johnson hila@encoremagazine.com

EDITOR IN CHIEF

Robert Viagas robert@encoremagazine.com

GRAPHIC DESIGNER

Tamara Hooks tamara@encoremagazine.com

DIGITAL MEDIA DIRECTOR

Jennifer Nelson jennifer@encoremagazine.com

PROGRAM PRODUCER

Ashley Elliott ashley.elliott@alliancetheatre.org

To remain open to surprise requires an enormous amount of humility and faith. It’s tempting and much easier to cling to certainty rather than embrace life’s mysteries. But to see possibility in even the most vexing of times is quite miraculous.

It’s something the saints do well. Their wideeyed ability to see the miraculous in the mundane, to merge childlike wonder with eternal wisdom, is what sets them apart. It’s what makes them such reliable guides. Damian, the young protagonist of Millions, shares that humble point of view. Like the saints, his actions and response to the world might even appear foolish.

When an unexpected windfall comes, is it a miracle? Do we cling to it? Or, like the foolish saints, find joy in giving it away? These are just a few of the moral questions that Millions poses. To answer them requires a willingness to be surprised.

So too does producing a new musical! It also takes an enormous amount of faith, childlike wonder, and well, yes, millions. From the outside, it must appear as foolish as St. Francis’ renunciation of all his earthly possessions. But when you’ve got a creative team as talented as composer/lyricist Adam Guettel, writer Bob Martin, and director Bartlett Sher, it’s a bit like having the saints in your corner. And when you have an audience as appreciative of new work, as receptive to enchantment, as open to surprise as ours, it’s impossible not to embrace the possibility. Thank you for supporting and believing in this new miracle of a show.

Tinashe Kajese-Bolden

Jennings Hertz Artistic Director &

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Moses

Jennings

Hertz Artistic Director

“GREAT ART HAS LOVE AT THE CENTER OF IT”

Composer and Lyricist Adam Guettel and Book Writer Bob Martin on Millions

STORY BY Ashley Elliott & Mashaun D. Simon

The death of a parent never comes at a good time. For composer and lyricist Adam Guettel, it happened early on in the development process of Millions, and was the most absurd timing.

He’d gotten the urge to talk to his mother early one morning while waiting for Millions book writer Bob Martin to come downstairs so they could continue working on the show. He called and her personal assistant answered the phone.

“I said, ‘Hey, Bill, how’s she doing today?’ And Bill goes, ‘Well, she’s — hold on. She’s... she’s dead. She just died,’” he says. “She died at the moment I called. Talk about comedy and how it works. You have to see the absurdity in that moment.”

As Guettel processed the loss of his mother, Mary Rodgers — daughter of Richard Rodgers of the iconic composing team Rodgers and Hammerstein — he infused it into the work, using the show’s development process as an almost cathartic way of grieving. After all, she directly influenced his love of music, being a composer in her own right.

“I think it made the score quite, quite beautiful,” says Martin.

Money From the Sky

Guettel’s loss also made him connect to the piece’s central characters a little more, as the entire story pivots around grief and how two boys mourn the loss of their mother. When a bag of money seemingly falls from the sky, the boys grapple with how to handle it. The younger, Damian, thinks that it’s a gift from her and insists that they give it away, but the older, Anthony, decides that they should invest it or pay their bills with it.

“When [the boys] are essentially all that they have,” Guettel says, “it’s heart-wrenching for them to not be in agreement about this … to watch them divide and eventually come back together in the midst of having lost their mother and in the midst of running for their lives.”

This moral dilemma that the boys deal with in deciding what to do with the money they’ve found is an extremely challenging central point for a musical — especially a show that’s supposed to be a comedy and also enjoyable for the whole family — but Martin muses that he loves the “sort of absurd take” of balancing a show on the precipice of an ethical problem.

“I always like to ground [a comedy] in something real and painful,” Martin continues. “That’s how comedy should work in literature, basically to help us process pain. … It’s rare that I get a chance to deal with very, very big issues in a comedy, but it’s a comedy with an enormous heart.”

However, the musical is in good hands, as both Martin and Guettel are very familiar with working on shows that tackle huge subjects. Guettel, for instance, just opened a new Broadway production of his musical Floyd Collins, a gripping and powerful story about a cave explorer trapped in a cave in Kentucky. Guettel is also known for the stunning music and lyrics of The Light in the Piazza and Days of Wine and Roses. Martin is also no stranger to the Alliance, having co-written the book for The Prom, which premiered

Composer and Lyricist Adam Guettel

on the Alliance Stage in 2016 and told the story of a young queer girl simply asking for acceptance. He also worked on the books for two shows currently running on Broadway — Smash and Boop! The Musical.

Guettel enjoys the challenge the show offers, calling it “really brilliantly funny.” He thinks the success of the show will lie with everyone who takes part in the development of the show. “If I can find people who are willing to take something like [this] on,” he says, “we are automatically differentiated from most of what is going on right now, not only on Broadway, but in culture and in general. Great art has love at the center of it.”

Being a Good Person

The team director Bartlett Sher (To Kill a Mockingbird, The Bridges of Madison County, The Light in the Piazza) has pulled together certainly rises to the challenge. In addition to Martin and Guettel, Sher has recruited an incredible team of designers he’s worked with in the past, including costume designer Catherine Zuber (Moulin Rouge!, My Fair Lady, The King and I ), scenic designer Michael Yeargan (Oslo, South Pacific, The Light in the Piazza), and lighting designer Donald Holder (The Lion King, South Pacific, She Loves Me).

Martin adds that the show is, at its core, a “sly effort to explore faith, why it exists, how we can understand the nature of human suffering, and whether faith is the byproduct of that.”

“I think it’s always a good time for a story like this,” he continues. “But we have to honor the weight and the beauty of that. … [Right now,] we as a society are trying to remember what’s important and how we should treat people. We’re really battling in the same way Damian is — we’re sort of struggling with what it means to be a good person more than ever. It’s landing at the right time.”

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SAINT WHO? STORIES OF THE SAINTS IN MILLIONS

BY Abrianna Belvedere

In Millions, Damian copes with the loss of his mother through studying the lives of Saints, starting with his saintly namesake. Damian knows a lot about Saint Damian, patron saint of surgeons, who was a physician that gave free medical treatment with his twin brother — including a miraculous leg transplant. Damian’s brother, Anthony, doesn’t care much about the Saints. Interestingly, he’s named after the patron saint of lost things (like a duffel bag full of cash).

Throughout Millions, Damian is visited by apparitions of saints. The first is Saint Clare of Assisi. St. Clare founded the Order of Poor Ladies of San Damiano (or, Saint Damian), eventually called the Order of Saint Clare. Near the end of her life, Saint Clare was too ill to attend Christmas Eve Mass which was held several miles away. During the Mass, as she laid in her bedroom, she had a vision of the Mass displayed on the wall of her room. This vision led the Church to call her the patron saint of eye disease. In 1958, Pope Pius XII designated her as the patron saint of television, as well, due to the remarkable similarity of her vision back in 1252 to this new technology.

The next saint to visit is Saint Francis of Assisi, founder of the Franciscan order and longtime mentor to Saint Clare. Despite his father’s efforts to raise him to be a merchant, Francis wanted to live a life of profound poverty. One day, while praying in the ancient church of San Damiano, God told him, “Francis, repair my Church.” Initially, Francis thought God wanted him to repair the crumbling building, but later realized that God was calling him to repair the spiritual Church. Francis began preaching to all sorts of people — and animals. There’s a story of St. Francis preaching to birds who stayed to listen throughout his sermon, and only flew away when Francis ordered them. As a result, Saint Francis is known as the patron of animals and ecology. He is also the patron of merchants — perhaps making his father proud, after all!

The final saint to visit the brothers is Saint Peter. Peter first met Jesus after a long, unproductive night of fishing. Jesus entered his boat and preached to a crowd from there. He then instructed Peter to lower his nets once more. Though doubtful, Peter complied, and the nets filled so abundantly with fish that two boats were required to carry the catch back to shore. For this reason, Saint Peter is the patron of fishermen, net makers, and shipbuilders. In the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus says, “I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven.” In Catholic tradition, Saint Peter is believed to stand at the gates of Heaven, welcoming new souls to enter.

Now that you know more about these saints, the next time a million dollars in cash falls in your lap, you’ll know exactly whom to call for a little divine guidance!

Directed by DELL HOWLETT

Illustrations

Book by JOSEPH STEIN

Music by JERRY BOCK Lyrics by SHELDON HARNICK

Directed by TOMER ZVULUN

ALLIANCE THEATRE

TINASHE KAJESE-BOLDEN

Jennings Hertz Artistic Director

CHRISTOPHER MOSES

Jennings Hertz Artistic Director

MIKE SCHLEIFER Managing Director

present

BOOK BY BOB MARTIN

SCENIC DESIGN

MICHAEL YEARGAN

PROJECTION DESIGN BEN PEARCY

BRAD PETERSON

By Special Arrangement with Jeffrey Richards and Sonia Friedman Productions &

MUSIC & LYRICS BY

ADAM GUETTEL

Based on the novel and the screenplay by Frank Cottrell Boyce

COSTUME DESIGN CATHERINE ZUBER

ORCHESTRATIONS

ADAM GUETTEL

JAMIE LAWRENCE

CASTING THE TELSEY OFFICE PATRICK GOODWIN, CSA

JIMMY LARKIN

JODY FELDMAN

ASSOCIATE PRODUCER CAMBRA OVEREND

LIGHTING DESIGN DONALD HOLDER

HAIR/WIG DESIGN LINDSEY EWING

SOUND DESIGN JUSTIN ELLINGTON

FIGHT CHOREOGRAPHY JAKE GUINN

ASSOCIATE MUSIC DIRECTION GREG MATTESON

PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER THERESA FLANAGAN

CHOREOGRAPHY DELL HOWLETT

MUSIC DIRECTION KIMBERLY GRIGSBY

DIRECTED BY

BARTLETT SHER

CAST

JACKSON ARTHUR Andrew/Ensemble

KEENAN BARRETT Damian

*HUNTER BROWN Lineman/Repo Man/Ensemble

*LOWREY BROWN Swing

MORGAN CRUMBLY

CLAIRE DAVY

*KATE FAHRNER

JONAH HARMON

*SHULER HENSLEY

Repo Woman/Ensemble

Ensemble

Customer Service Rep/Ensemble

Mr. Roth/Ice Cream Vendor/Ensemble

The Thief

*LEIGH ELLEN JONES Maureen/Ensemble

YAIR KEYDAR Anthony

*RUTHIE ANN MILES Dorothy

*CAMERON MCCRAE Philip/Ensemble

NOELLE MCINTYRE Swing

ADRIENNE OCFEMIA Madison/Ensemble

*STEVEN PASQUALE Ron

*BRAD RAYMOND St. Peter/Ensemble

*ANN SANDERS

*ROBERT STANTON .

*CARLA R. STEWART

*BILLY HARRIGAN TIGHE

WYATT WILKERSON

Ensemble

Mr. Miller/St. Francis/Ensemble

St. Clare/Guidance Counselor/Ensemble

Carl/Ensemble

Ensemble

UNDERSTUDIES

JACKSON ARTHUR Philip

*HUNTER BROWN St. Peter/The Thief

CLAIRE DAVY Madison

*KATE FAHRNER Dorothy/Maureen

JONAH HARMON Carl

*CAMERON MCCRAE Anthony

*ANN SANDERS Guidance Counselor/St. Clare

*BILLY HARRIGAN TIGHE

WYATT WILKERSON

*THERESA FLANAGAN

*KAYLA URIBE

STAGE MANAGERS

Ron

Damian/Philip/Andrew

Production Stage Manager

Assistant Stage Manager

*XIAONAN (CHLOE) LIU Assistant Stage Manager

ASHLEY DICKEY Stage Management Production Assistant

ALEX MAGALLANES Stage Management Production Assistant

CHARLIE ZUCKERMAN Stage Management Production Assistant

KIMBERLY GRIGSBY

MUSIC TEAM

Conductor (through 5/25)

AMANDA WANSA MORGAN Conductor (5/26—6/15)

GREG MATTESON Keyboard

GREG GERMANN Drummer

ERIC HAWKINS

DERRICK JACKSON

MARC MILLER

JUSTIN POWELL

SEAN THROWER

French Horn

.Trombone and Bass Trombone

Electric Bass/Upright Bass

Trumpet/Flugel

Electric Guitar and Acoustic Guitar

JACK WALKER Reed

LUKE WEATHINGTON Flute/Clarinet/Alto Sax

LIBBY HATTON Music Assistant

HIROFUMI IIDA, BILLY STEIN FOR STRANGE CRANIUM

Electronic Music Design

PRODUCTION AND DESIGN ASSISTANCE

CANDY MCLELLAN DAVISON Associate Director

KERRINGTON GRIFFIN

*ANN SANDERS

*BILLY HARRIGAN TIGHE

MIGUEL URBINO

ALEXANDAR “AC” GOTTLIEB

Assistant Choreographer

Dance Captain

Fight Captain

Associate Scenic Designer

Assistant Costume Designer

SARAH WOODS Associate Lighting Designer

TYE HUNT FITZGERALD Associate Sound Designer

ALANA SPACH Assistant Hair/Wig Designer

HARRISON FRENI Lighting Programmer

CHRIS LUESSMANN Sound Mixer

CHELSEA ZALIKOWSKI Projection Engineer

SCOTT LEFF Projection Programmer

JARROD FRIES Production Electrician

ANDY WELCH

MACK SCALES

ADAM GUETTEL, THEO JAMIESON

Christie Lite Technician

Assistant Lighting Designer

. Co-Vocal Arrangements

EMILY GRISHMAN MUSIC PREPARATION, ADRIANA GRACE,

TIMOTHY HANSON, ALDEN TERRY

VIJAY VIKRAM PATNAIK

Music Copyists

Script Production Assistant

RAHSAAN PARHAM Young Performer Supervisor

PHOEBE SWEATMAN Young Performer Supervisor

MARCIA HARVEY Back Up Young Performer Supervisor

LEVONNE GIGGER Young Performer Tutor

MELITA HUNTER Young Performer Tutor

CAITLIN HARGRAVES Voice & Diction Coach

KRISTINE REESE Young Performer Vocal & Singing Coach

LAWRENCE BENNETT Production Management Lead

FOR THIS PRODUCTION

AARON VOCKLEY, HIDENORI NAKAJO . . . . . . Production Sound Engineers

TAMIR EPLAN-FRANKEL, EMMA MOULEDOUX .

ROCHELLE RILEY . . . .

Deck Sound

. . . . . .PJX Lead and Light Board Operator

JOY DIAZ, JANAE CLEVELAND, ADAM DONER Spot Ops

NEIL ANDERSON, KEVIN ZEGAN Deck Electricians

ROY SOCKWELL Crew Chief

VICTOR MOULEDOUX

Automation Stagehand

NIC STEPHENSON Properties Stagehand

NATE PETERS, AUSTIN BRYAN, CHRISTINE CURRAN Stagehands

HAUZIA CONYERS Wardrobe Supervisor

CYNTHIA CLARK, ALISON HAGEN,

BRISA MENDEZ, RODNEY WILLIAMS

ALANA SPACH

BRITTANIE CRUZ

JUDY CHANG, HAUZIA CONYERS, PAT MCMAHON

. Wardrobe Crew

Hair and Makeup Lead

Hair and Makeup Crew

. Additional Costume Build Team

HAILEY THOMAS Welder

MICHELE CORN FARRELL Scenic Artist

SPECIAL THANKS Drawchange Out Front Theatre Most Valuable Kids

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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 two hours and fifteen minutes long and has one fifteen-minute intermission.

JACKSON ARTHUR (Andrew/Ensemble, u/s Philip) [he/him] is humbled to join the cast of Millions for his debut at the Alliance Theatre! Recent theatre credits include Winthrop Paroo in The Music Man (City Springs Theatre Company), Gavroche in Les Misérables (Red Phoenix), Colin Craven in The Secret Garden (Act1 Theater), Bruce in Matilda, Jr. (Lion Stage Players), and Ralphie Parker in A Christmas Story: the Musical (Act1 Theater). He is a member of City Spring Theatre Conservatory’s PrePro program and will be an eighth-grade student at Autrey Mill Middle School in the fall where he is a member of the Lion Stage Players and Jr. Thespian Troupe 88780. In addition to theatre, Jackson plays street hockey, basketball, and soccer. Jackson would like to thank the Alliance Theatre for this unique opportunity as well as his teachers at CSTC for their continuous support. IG: @Jackson_Arthur_

KEENAN BARRETT (Damian) [he/him] is thrilled to be making his professional theatre debut in Millions at 10 years old. He loves to perform and hones his craft at Acting Out Academy, Amy Murphy Studio, and Red Mountain Theater Company in his hometown of Birmingham, AL. When not performing, Keenan loves listening to music and singing. His hobbies include reading and drawing (often while singing). He wants to thank his Mom and Dad for their unending love, support, and high tolerance for spontaneous choreography. Keenan is represented by agent David Doan of CESD and his manager Lynne Marks of PKM Talent Management. Their encouragement means the world to him. You can follow him on Instagram @keenanbarrett1

HUNTER BROWN (Lineman/Repo Man/ Ensemble, u/s St. Peter, The Thief) [he/him] is making his Alliance Theatre debut!

Broadway: Swept Away (Ensemble, u/s The

Mate)(OBC, NYT Critics Pick). Tours: The Sound Of Music (Rolf), Fame: The Musical (Nick Piazza). Select Theatre: Arena Stage, Engeman Theatre, Powerhouse Theatre at Vassar, Gateway Playhouse, Forestburgh Playhouse. Check out Hunter’s original music on all streaming platforms under the moniker of The Astroband. BFA in Music Theatre from Elon University. Thanks and love to my family, to Lucy, Danny and Meghan at Hudson Artists, Pat Goodwin, Bartlett, Kim, Adam, and Bob. Follow Hunter on Instagram @brunterhown or TikTok @TheAstroBand

LOWREY BROWN (Swing) is so grateful to be returning to the Alliance Theatre. A graduate of Kennesaw State University, Lowrey has spent the past 10 years acting in and around Atlanta on both the stage and screen. Thank you for spending your time with us today. Many thanks to my incredibly wonderful wife and daughter. Recent Regional Theatre credits: Company (Bobby), The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Phoebus), Les Misérables (Enjolras), and A Christmas Carol (Young Scrooge). TV/Film credits: TILL, “Dopesick” (HULU), “Night Sky” (Amazon Prime), “Hillbilly Elegy” (Netflix), “The Gifted” (FOX), “The Vampire Diaries” (CW) and more. Find out more at www.lowreybrown.com

MORGAN CRUMBLY

(Repo Woman/ Ensemble) [she/her] is honored to be making her Alliance Theatre debut in Millions! Crumbly is an actor, singer, and published playwright based in Atlanta. She is extremely grateful for this experience and proud to be among this cast and crew. Special thanks to her family and friends for all of their support!

ATLANTA: Petite Rouge, Synchronicity Theatre (Petite Rouge); Little Shop of Horrors, Art Farm at Serenbe (Chiffon); cullud wattah, Actor’s Express (Plum); The Living Word, National Black Arts Festival (Monologist). TV/FILM: Saturday Night (Sony Pictures Entertainment),

Les Fleurs (Nike Brand, King She & Somesuch) EDUCATION: BA Theatre & Performance, Spelman College. Find her on Insta @morgan_adia

CLAIRE DAVY

(Ensemble, u/s Madison) [she/her] A Florida native, Claire is thrilled to make her Alliance Theatre debut in Millions! Some of her favorite credits include Matilda in Matilda (Dr. Phillips Center), Winnie Foster in Tuck Everlasting, Veruca Salt in Willy Wonka, Annie in Annie (Winter Springs Performing Arts), and Sebastian in The Little Mermaid (Lake Forrest Preparatory). She has also appeared on camera in a Ram Truck commercial. She gives heartfelt thanks to her mom and biggest supporter, as well as her family, friends, Bercy Talent Management, Dr. Phillips Center, Winter Springs Performing Arts, and her school community. Follow Claire on Instagram: @clairedavyofficial.

KATE FAHRNER

(Customer Service Rep/ Ensemble, u/s Dorothy, Maureen) is beyond thrilled to be making her Alliance debut with Millions! Broadway: Glinda in Wicked. National Tours: Wicked, South Pacific, The Full Monty, Cats. Favorite Atlanta Theatre: Thalia in Gods of Comedy (Aurora), Betty in White Christmas (City Springs), Missy in Winter Wonderettes (Art Station). Other favorite credits include: Evita in Evita (Maine State Music Theatre), Big Al in Fun Home (Virginia Stage, Fulton), Lauren in Kinky Boots (Fulton), Jovie in Elf (Paper Mill, Walnut, Fulton), Sally Bowles in Cabaret (Engeman), Billy Dawn in Born Yesterday (Walnut), Una in Blackbird (Fulton), Ellen in Miss Saigon (Walnut), Christine in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Pioneer), Miss Honey in Matilda (Engeman), Millie in Thoroughly Modern Millie (Musical Theatre West, Forrestburgh, Cape Fear), Katherine in Newsies (MSMT, Fulton). TV: “Hightown.” Film: How To Be Single. Thank you to Bart, Adam, Bob, Jody, and the team that makes this happen at the Alliance. Immense gratitude to the village of humans that

hold up my family. Love to my gs. @thekatefahrner

JONAH HARMON (Mr. Roth/Ice Cream Vendor/ Ensemble, u/s Carl) [he/ him] is ecstatic to join the cast of Millions in his first show at the Alliance Theatre! Previous credits include Neil Young/Dick Clark in the national tour of Super Freak: the Rick James Story, Ensemble/Ralph Lane (U/S) in The Lost Colony, and Eric Wright in Out of Tune with Frat Pack Productions. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre from Florida State University and enjoys singing pop covers on his YouTube channel. You can find his original music on Spotify and Apple Music. Jonah would like to thank his friends and family for supporting his dreams! Find him on all social media: @jonahtyharmon

SHULER HENSLEY (The Thief) is an awardwinning actor and director. He is director/ artistic director of City Spring Theatre Company. As a performer, Broadway credits include: The Music Man opposite Hugh Jackman; Tom Kettle in The Ferryman, No Man’s Land/ Waiting for Godot opposite Sir Patrick Stewart, Sir Ian McKellen, and Billy Crudup; as the Monster in Young Frankenstein (also National Tour and London’s West End), and Jud Fry in Oklahoma! (Also the National Theatre & London’s West End - Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle and Olivier Awards). Shuler has performed with the New York Philharmonic St. Luke Orchestra, San Francisco Symphony Orchestra and the New World Symphony Orchestra. TV/Film include: The Greatest Showman, Van Helsing, “Dexter: New Blood,” “The Good Fight,” “Law & Order: SVU,” “Criminal Intent.” Proud Equity member. Shuler was awarded the “Stage Performance of the Year” by New York Magazine in recognition for his work in The Whale. He is also the namesake of the Georgia High School Musical Theatre Awards. FPT to wife Paula and Skyler + Grayson.

LEIGH ELLEN JONES (Maureen/Ensemble) [she/her] is ecstatic to make her Alliance debut with this incredible team and special show!

Off-Broadway: Martha Cratchitt in A Christmas Carol (Pearl Theatre), Regional: Anna in Frozen (City Springs Theatre), Hodel in Fiddler On The Roof (City Springs Theatre), Sibella in A Gentleman’s Guide To Love & Murder (City Springs Theatre), Kathy in Singin’ In The Rain (Atlanta Lyric Theatre), Cindy Lou in The Marvelous Wonderettes (Wagon Wheel Theatre). BFA Musical Theatre from Florida State University. Leigh Ellen would love to thank Adam and Bart for this opportunity, the cast, her team at Formation, her family, Luke and Nick for their unwavering support. Keep up with her on insta @keepupwiththisjones! For Diane.

YAIR KEYDAR (Anthony) made his mark in NYC with his Off-Broadway debut in Drag: The Musical as Brendan Hutchinson. He has appeared in multiple productions at the professional children’s theatre, Broadway Bound Academy, in Boca Raton FL, notably starring as Harold Hill in Music Man Jr. He was featured at Summer Stage in Central Park NYC and in concerts throughout the USA and Canada. Yair has also performed duets with renowned soprano Sarah Brightman. Yair is excited and grateful to be part of the Millions family. Thanks to family, friends, cast/crew/casting, his voice teacher Badiene Magaziner, head of Broadway Bound Academy Julie Kleiner Davis, his agent David Gilbert @Zuri & his manager Pamela Fisher @LBI Entertainment. Instagram @yairkeydar

RUTHIE ANN MILES

(Dorothy) is a Tony Award-winning actress and singer known for her work on Broadway and TV. She was most recently seen on Broadway opposite Robert Downey, Jr. in McNeal at Lincoln Center Theater. Notable stage credits include Lady Thiang in The

King And I (2015 Tony Award winner, Grammy & Olivier Award nominations), Beggar Woman in Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2023 Tony Award nomination), and Imelda Marcos in Here Lies Love (2014 Lucille Lortel Award and Theatre World Award winner). On television, she is best known as Sherri Kansky on CBS’ All Rise and as Young-Hee in FX’s The Americans. She also voiced the role of Mother in Netflix’s Academy Awardnominated feature Over The Moon Beyond her artistic achievements, Ruthie Ann has been recognized for her work empowering women, teaching students, and uplifting the Asian-American performing community. IG @RuthieAnnMiles

CAMERON MCCRAE (Philip/Ensemble, u/s Anthony) An Atlanta native, Cameron is thrilled to return to the Alliance Theatre for this extraordinary world premiere. He was most recently seen as Jeremiah in The Preacher’s Wife (2024, Alliance Theatre). Offstage, Cam enjoys music, sports, and travel, and is a proud sixth-grade honor roll student at The Ron Clark Academy. He feels incredibly blessed to be part of Millions and extends heartfelt gratitude to God, his loving family, supportive friends, and the amazing team at FORMATION (formerly People Store) for their unwavering support. Find him on his website: www.cameron_mccrae.com or IG: @_4evacam_

NOELLE MCINTYRE (Swing) is ecstatic to be making her Alliance Theatre debut with the world premiere of Millions! She was last seen as Mary/Vocal Captain in the world premiere musical of Hot Jambalaya at Dad’s Garage. Other Atlanta credits include: Sister Act, Christmas Canteen, Beautiful, 3 Little Pigs (Aurora Theatre), Petite Rouge (Synchronicity Theatre), and Now Showing (Destination Theatre). Education: She holds a BFA in Acting from Brenau University and was a

member of the ‘24 Aurora Theatre Apprenticeship class. Much love to Mom, Dad, and Nicholas. IG: @noelle_mcintyre

ADRIENNE OCFEMIA (Madison/Ensemble) [she/her] is honored to return to Alliance Theatre and be part of the world premiere cast of Millions! An Atlanta native, she was previously seen at Alliance Theatre in The Shining (with The Atlanta Opera) as Danny Torrance, The Incredible Book Eating Boy as Henry, and A Christmas Carol as Melinda Cratchit/ Child Dick Wilkins. She has also performed with The Atlanta Opera (The Magic Flute, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, La bohème, Dead Man Walking); Theatrical Outfit (A Christmas Story); City Springs Theatre Company (Billy Elliot, South Pacific); Aurora Theatre (Mary Poppins); Horizon Theatre (Madeline’s Christmas); Stage Door Theatre (Peter and the Starcatcher); and Atlanta Lyric Theatre (Matilda, The Wizard of Oz). Adrienne is a member of City Springs Theatre Conservatory’s Pre-Professional Company and Competition Team. She is grateful to the Millions team, Alliance Theatre, BKA, and DDO Kids for believing in her and giving her this amazing opportunity! Love to her parents and older sister, Sophia. IG: @adrienne_aly.o

STEVEN PASQUALE (Ron) Broadway: American Son, JUNK, The Bridges of Madison County (Drama Desk & Drama League Nominations), Reasons to Be Pretty. OffBroadway: Teeth (Playwrights Horizons; Drama Desk & Lortel Nominations), Here We Are (The Shed), Assassins (CSC; OCC Nomination), A Man of No Importance (LCT; Drama Desk & OCC Nominations), Assassins (NYCC Encores), The Robber Bridegroom (Roundabout; Lucille Lortel Award), The Wild Party (NYCC Encores), The Intelligent Homosexual’s Guide… (The Public Theater), Far From Heaven (Playwrights Horizons), A Soldier’s

Play (2ST), Fat Pig (MCC), Beautiful Child (Vineyard Theater), The Spitfire Grill (Playwrights Horizons), Spinning Into Butter (LCT). Select Other Theater: Nine (Kennedy Center; Helen Hayes Nomination), Guys and Dolls (Kennedy Center; Helen Hayes Nomination), Carousel (Chicago Lyric Opera), Grapes of Wrath Opera (Carnegie Hall). Film: American Son, Alien vs. Predator: Requiem, Aurora Borealis, The Last Run. TV: “The Calling,” “The Good Fight,” “The Comey Rule,” “The Bite,” “Rescue Me,” “The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story,” “Divorce,” “Billions,” “Bloodline,” “The Good Wife,” “The Code,” “Six Feet Under.”

BRAD RAYMOND (St. Peter/Ensemble) is so excited to be a part of this amazing production!!! Brad has performed as an actor, singer or conductor at some of the art world’s most esteemed institutions including the Lyric Opera of Chicago, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Light Opera Works of Chicago, the Ravinia Festival, Arena Stage, The Broad Stage, The Alliance Theatre, The Denver Center, Atlanta Opera, Kenny Leon’s True Colors Theatre, Theater Emory, Horizon Theatre and Spivey Hall. As well as several film and television credits including Joyful Noise, The Color Purple, and The Wonder Years. Some of Brad’s favorite roles include: Homer in Lilies of the Field; Fetch in Fetch Clay, Make Man; Narrator in Passing Strange; Ronald in Born For This; and the Suzi Bass Award-winning performance as Blue in the musical Chasin’ Dem Blues. Brad is also a 2024 winner of the Lunt-Fontanne Fellowship for acting.

ANN SANDERS (Ensemble, u/s Guidance Counselor, St. Clare, Dance Captain) is thrilled to be making her Alliance Theatre debut! Most recently she was seen in the Off-Broadway revival of Michael John LaChiusa’s See What I Wanna See as Aunt Monica. Prior to that, she appeared in the world premiere of Jason Robert Brown’s The Connector

at MCC Theatre. She has the honor of being the first Asian American actor to portray Anna Leonowens in The King and I and Belle in Beauty and the Beast on Broadway. Her other Broadway credits include Lincoln Center’s revival of Lerner and Loewe’s Camelot, The Music Man (Maud Dunlap), Dear Evan Hansen (Cynthia Murphy), Frozen (Queen Iduna), If/ Then (Cathy), Avenue Q (Christmas Eve) and Leap of Faith. Off-Broadway: Plenty (The Public Theatre), Falsettoland (The Vineyard Theatre).

Regional: World premiere of Allegiance (The Old Globe), Shrek (The MUNY) and Hair (ATP).

Television: “The Good Fight,” “Evil,” “New Amsterdam,” “FBI: Most Wanted,” “Madam Secretary,” “Instinct,”“Elementary,” “The Big C,” “Unforgettable,” “FBI,” “Johnny & The Sprites.” She has recently moved to Atlanta and is looking forward to learning from the vibrant arts community here. @AnnSandersNYC

ROBERT STANTON (Mr. Miller/St. Francis/ Ensemble) appeared on Broadway in Uncle Vanya, A Free Man of Color, and The Coast of Utopia at Lincoln Center Theater; Ink and Saint Joan at MTC; and Mary Stuart Two-dozen Off-Broadway credits include an Obie Award for All in the Timing, Love Child, performed with co-writer Daniel Jenkins at Primary Stages; The Killer at Theatre for a New Audience; Fuddy Meers at MTC; Caryl Churchill’s Owners and Traps in repertory at New York Theatre Workshop; Love’s Labor’s Lost, Cymbeline, and Measure for Measure directed by Joseph Papp at The Public Theater. He just appeared in the world premiere of Keith Bunin’s The Thing About Jellyfish at Berkeley Rep; other favorites among his extensive regional credits include Strange Interlude and an Emery Battis Award for The Critic & The Real Inspector Hound at Shakespeare Theatre Company; The School for Wives at Two River; Twelfth Night, Once in a Lifetime, and The Homecoming at the American Repertory Theater. Many film appearances include Confessions of a Shopaholic, Find Me Guilty, The Quiet American, Washington Square, Dennis

the Menace, Bob Roberts, and A League of Their Own. Recent television includes “Your Friends and Neighbors,” “Blue Bloods,” “Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin,” and “Mr. Mercedes.”

CARLA R. STEWART (St. Clare/Guidance Counselor/Ensemble) is overjoyed to make her Alliance Theatre debut! Broadway credits include Tina: The Tina Turner Musical (GG/ Zelma u/s) and The Color Purple Revival (Church Lady/ Olivia. Shug/ Sofia u/s). National tours: Tina (GG), The Color Purple (Shug), and Ghost (Oda Mae). Regional: The Color Purple (Shug, Paper Mill Playhouse), Little Shop of Horrors (Ronette), The Wiz (Dorothy), Hairspray (Dynamite), and Rent (Joanne). TV: “Run The World” (Nicole), “FBI” (Det. Brandy Rivers, recurring), and “Raising Kanan” (Sgt. Bivens). Endless gratitude to HCKR and Patrick Goodwin. In memory of Anita Stewart (ma) and June McClain James 1:17 @mzzzruth

BILLY HARRIGAN

TIGHE (Carl/Ensemble/ Fight Captain, u/s Ron) Thrilled to be joining the world premiere cast of Millions at The Alliance Theatre! Broadway: originated the role of Tucker in The Heart of Rock & Roll, Pippin. West End: The Book of Mormon (Elder Price). Off-Broadway: Sweeney Todd (Anthony Hope). National Tours: Finding Neverland (JM Barrie), The Book of Mormon (Elder Price), Wicked (Fiyero), La Cage Aux Folles (Jean-Michel), Dirty Dancing Favorite Regional: The Music Man (Harold Hill; City Springs Theatre Company), Cinderella (Topher; Paper Mill Playhouse), Secret of My Success (Brantley; Paramount Theater), Cabaret (Cliff; Ogunquit Playhouse, Atlanta Opera), A Chorus Line (Zach; PCLO), Back Home Again (Ben; Lesher Center), Hairspray (Link; Marriott Theatre), Happy Days (Potsie; Goodspeed Opera House), Spamalot (Galahad; City Springs Theatre Company). Guest soloist for symphonies across the country and internationally. Co-director of City Springs Pre-Professional

Conservatory with his wife, Kristine Reese. Together they also run @kbtproductionsphotography, a boutique photography and artistic consulting company. Love and thanks to BRS/GAGE, family, friends and Kristine for the endless support. For H! @billyharrigantighe. www. kbtproductionsphotography.com

WYATT WILKERSON (Ensemble, u/s Damian, Philip, Andrew) [he/him], 8 years old, is thrilled to join the cast of Millions at the Alliance Theatre!

Favorite credits include Olaf in Frozen, Eric & Bruce in Matilda, and Caden Spoonapple in Dear Edwina, all at RISPA Theatre Productions. He enjoys training at Broadway Artists Alliance in New York City, and, offstage, he loves bringing his imagination to life — especially in LEGO form. Wyatt would love to thank his friends, his parents, sister, aunt, and grandparents for always supporting him. He is represented by Barry Kolker. Find him on Instagram: @wyatt_thomas_wilkerson.

BOB MARTIN (Book) is an award-winning writer, producer, and performer whose international work spans theatre, television, and film. A Tony and Drama Desk Award recipient, he is celebrated for co-creating acclaimed musicals including The Drowsy Chaperone, Elf, and The Prom, all of which enjoy enduring global popularity with productions worldwide. On screen, Martin adapted The Prom into a feature film for Netflix with a star-studded cast including Meryl Streep and Nicole Kidman. He co-created the cult classic television series Slings & Arrows and the forthcoming American Classic for MGM+, which stars Kevin Kline. This Broadway season, Martin is represented by three blockbuster musicals: Boop! at the Broadhurst Theatre, Smash at the Imperial Theatre, and a return holiday engagement of Elf at the Marquis Theatre. Additional musicals in development include The Princess Bride, Night at the Museum, The Sting, and more. The Prom enjoyed its

world premiere at Atlanta’s Alliance Theatre prior to Broadway, and Martin is thrilled to be returning to the Alliance this summer for Millions

ADAM GUETTEL (Music & Lyrics/Orchestrations) is a composer, lyricist, and teacher living in New York City. He wrote the music and lyrics for The Light in the Piazza, with a book by Craig Lucas, which premiered on Broadway at Lincoln Center’s Vivian Beaumont Theater in 2005, and won 6 Tony Awards, including Best Score and Orchestrations for Guettel. In 2019, his work on Aaron Sorkin’s To Kill a Mockingbird was nominated for a Tony Award for best score. His musical Floyd Collins, with a book by Tina Landau, won the Lucille Lortel for best musical, and the Obie Award for best music in 1996; a revival is opening on April 21st at Broadway’s Vivian Beaumont Theater. His musical, Saturn Returns (recorded as Myths and Hymns), was produced at the Public Theater in 1998. He has won the Stephen Sondheim Award (1990), the ASCAP New Horizons Award (1997), The American Composers Orchestra Award (2005), and The Frederick Loewe Award (2024). He attended Yale University and received an honorary doctorate from Lehman College in 2007. His musical, Days of Wine and Roses, opened on Broadway in 2024 and was nominated for 3 Tony Awards, including Best Score for Guettel. He was made an Honorary Member of the Royal Academy of Music in 2019. Adam is a member of The Dramatists Guild of America.

BARTLETT SHER (Director) During his time working in the regional theater, Bartlett Sher directed over twenty plays by Shakespeare and immersed himself in the classics. His Cymbeline was the first American production of a Shakespeare play presented at the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratfordupon-Avon. Bart’s first Broadway production was the 2005 world premiere of The Light in the Piazza, by Adam Guettel and Craig Lucas, which

garnered him his first Tony nomination. Soon after, he became the Resident Director of Lincoln Center Theater, a position he has held ever since. While at LCT, Bart has received Tony Award nominations for his productions of My Fair Lady, Oslo, Rodgers & Hammerstein’s The King and I, Golden Boy, Joe Turner’s Come and Gone, Awake and Sing!, and The Light in the Piazza. His other LCT productions include Corruption, Lerner & Loewe’s Camelot, Intimate Apparel, Blood and Gifts, and Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown. On Broadway, Bart has directed such shows as Pictures from Home, Fiddler on the Roof, and The Bridges of Madison County. In 2018, he directed Aaron Sorkin’s adaptation of To Kill a Mockingbird on Broadway, which became the best-selling American play in Broadway history. His film Oslo premiered on HBO in 2021 and was nominated for two Emmy Awards and won a Critics Choice Award. Sher’s most recent works are the hit world premiere Ayad Akhtar play, McNeal, starring Robert Downey Jr. at Lincoln Center Theater; and the acclaimed revival of Kiss Me, Kate, at the Barbican Theater in London. Upcoming work includes the stage adaptation of the movie-musical La La Land. Bart will also be opening Dolly: An Original Musical, with the book and music written by Maria S. Schlatter and Dolly Parton based on her life and music. He will direct the world premiere of The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay for the Met in their 2025-2026 season.

DELL HOWLETT

(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 Theatre, 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.

KIMBERLY GRIGSBY (Music Direction)’s music directing/ conducting credits include, on Broadway: Days of Wine and Roses; Camelot; Flying Over Sunset; To Kill A Mockingbird; Head Over Heels; Amélie; Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark; Grease!; Spring Awakening; The Light in the Piazza; Caroline, or Change; The Full Monty; You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown; Twelfth Night; and Off-Broadway: The Lucky Ones; The Fortress of Solitude; Here Lies Love; Coraline; Mother Courage and Her Children; Two Gentlemen of Verona; Songs From an Unmade Bed; The Immigrant; Radiant Baby; and Twelfth Night. Other collaborations include My Life Is A Fairy Tale and Orphan of Zhao for Lincoln Center Festival; Telaio: Desdemona; the premiere of Jeanine Tesori’s The Lion, The Unicorn and Me for Washington National Opera; The Light In The Piazza at The Royal Festival Hall in London, LA Opera and Lyric Opera of Chicago; Fiddler on the Roof at Lyric Opera of Chicago; and Manhattan Concert Productions’ Children of Eden. Kimberly has appeared in concert for the Lincoln Center Songbook Series with Jose Llana, Michael Winther, Duncan Sheik, and

Michael Friedman. She has also appeared in concert with Tonya Pinkins; Capathia Jenkins; Jay Hunter Morris; Maria Friedman, Louis Rosen, and Adam Guettel.

MICHAEL YEARGAN (Scenic Design) Lincoln Center Theatre credits include: My Fair Lady (Tony nomination), Oslo (Tony nomination), The King and I (Tony and Outer Critics Circle award nominations), Golden Boy (Tony nomination), Blood and Gifts, Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, Joe Turner’s Come and Gone (Tony nomination), South Pacific (Tony and Drama Desk awards and Outer Critics Circle nomination), Cymbeline, Awake and Sing! (Drama Desk Award and Tony nomination), Edward Albee’s Seascape, and The Light in the Piazza (Tony and Drama Desk awards). Broadway credits include: The Ritz, Bad Habits, A Lesson From Aloes, The Road to Mecca (Roundabout), The Bridges of Madison County, and Fiddler on the Roof. Michael’s credits also include Off-Broadway, in regional theatre, London (including Porgy and Bess at ENO), 10 productions at the Metropolitan Opera and work at major opera companies throughout the United States, Europe, and Australia.

CATHERINE ZUBER (Costume Design) Broadway: Moulin Rouge (Tony Award, Olivier Award, Drama Desk Award, Outer Critics Circle Award), Mrs. Doubtfire, My Fair Lady (Tony Award, Drama Desk Award, Outer Critics Circle Award), Oslo, War Paint (Drama Desk Award, Outer Critics Circle Award), King and I (Olivier Award, Tony Award), Fiddler on the Roof, Golden Boy. South Pacific (Tony Award), The Coast of Utopia (Tony Award), The Light in the Piazza (Tony Award), Awake and Sing! (Tony Award), The Royal Family (Tony Award), Gigi (Drama Desk Award). Metropolitan Opera: Rigoletto, Porgy & Bess, Il Barbieri di Siviglia, Les Contes d’Hoffman, Comte Ory, L’elisir d’Amore, Otello, Dr. Atomic, Roméo et Juliette. 2016 Induction: Theater Hall of Fame.

DONALD HOLDER (Lighting Design) has designed 60 Broadway productions and has been nominated for fourteen Tony awards, winning the Tony for Best Lighting Design

for The Lion King in 1998, and for the 2008 revival of South Pacific Recent Broadway productions include: McNeal, Paradise Square, Tootsie, Kiss Me Kate, Anastasia, Oslo, Straight White Men, She Loves Me, Fiddler On The Roof, The King and I, On The Twentieth Century, The Bridges of Madison County, SpiderMan: Turn Off The Dark, Bullets Over Broadway, and many others. Projects at the NY Metropolitan Opera include Champion, Rigoletto, Porgy and Bess, Samson et Delilah, Otello, The Magic Flute and the premiere of Two Boys. Upcoming: La Sonnambula, The Wedding Banquet, Macbeth His television/film work includes the theatrical lighting for two seasons of “Smash” (NBC- Dreamworks), Spirited (Apple Studios), Oceans 8 (Warner Brothers Pictures), “Gossip Girl” (HBO Max), and “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” (Amazon Studios). Mr. Holder is a graduate of the Yale School of Drama, and head of the lighting design program at Rutgers UniversityMason Gross School of the Arts.

JUSTIN ELLINGTON (Sound Design) [he/him] is honored to join the creative team of Millions at the Alliance Theatre, where his previous credits include Topdog/ Underdog, King Hedley II, and multiple TYA productions including CLASS of 3000. His recent sound design work encompasses Othello on Broadway (2025), Our Town on Broadway (2024), and McNeal on Broadway (2024). Other notable projects include for colored girls who have considered suicide / when the rainbow is enuf (Broadway), Pass Over (Lincoln Center Theater), and Pipeline (Lincoln Center Theater). His designs have earned multiple award nominations, including Tony and Drama Desk Awards. Raised in Atlanta, Justin graduated from TriCities High School, where his passion for music and storytelling first began. His work extends beyond the stage, with experience in film, television, and commercial music production. He is passionate about the intersection of music and storytelling, crafting immersive soundscapes that deepen narrative impact. He also serves as a lecturer in Sound Design at the David Geffen School of Drama at Yale University, mentoring the next generation of theatrical sound artists.

BEN PEARCY & BRAD PETERSON (Projection Design) The awardwinning 59 STUDIO specializing in the design and integration of scenery, projection, and visual effects into live performance and artistic environments. Recent creations for 59’s immersive venue, Lightroom, include David Hockney: Bigger & Closer, The Moonwalkers: A Journey with Tom Hanks, and Vogue: Inventing the Runway. Broadway and West End includes Stranger Things The First Shadow, Camelot, Flying Over Sunset, An American in Paris, Camelot, Oslo, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, and War Horse. Opera includes Kavalier and Clay, Aida, Satyagraha, Two Boys, The Enchanted Island (Metropolitan Opera). @59.studio

LINDSEY EWING (Hair & Wig Design) [she/her] is an Atlanta-based wig designer and artist, specializing in wig and makeup design. A proud graduate of The University of North Carolina School of the Arts, she earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts with a concentration in wig and makeup design. Lindsey has brought her artistry to a variety of prestigious companies and festivals, including the Sarasota Opera Company, Opera Carolina, Piedmont Opera, Utah Shakespeare Festival, The Spoleto Festival, Playmaker’s Rep, The University of Maryland, The Aurora Theatre, Theatrical Outfit, Oglethorpe University, The Atlanta Opera, Jennie T. Anderson Theatre, and The Alliance Theatre. Currently, she serves as the resident Wig Master at The Alliance Theatre and continues to expand her craft through freelance work in film and custom wig making. Follow her artistic journey @hairandmakeupartistry.

JAKE GUINN (Fight Choreography) is an Atlanta based Director, Choreographer, and Designer. He is the Lead Producer and Co-Founder of Havoc Movement, a training and production company in residence at Windmill Arts in East Point, GA. Jake is a second generation Fight Director following in the footsteps of his father and mentor, Mark Guinn. His selected credits include Marvel Universe Live! Age of Heroes, TruTV’s Fake/Off, New Jack City Live!, A Tale of Two Cities at the Alliance Theatre, Havoc Movement’s DRACULA: The Failings

of Men, The Hobbit at Synchronicity Theatre, the Atlanta Shakespeare Company, Florida Repertory Theatre, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Cincinnati Opera, Cincinnati Playhouse. Jake is also a proud Certified Teacher with the Society of American Fight Directors.

JAMIE LAWRENCE (CoOrchestrations) Having written orchestrations for Adam Guettel’s Myths and Hymns at the Public Theater in 1998, and Days of Wine and Roses on Broadway in 2024, Jamie is thrilled to be teaming up with Adam again. Jamie has written all the original music for the Tony Awards broadcasts for the past twenty years as well as serving as its Associate Music Director and in-house orchestrator. He has penned charts for numerous musical luminaries including Jessye Norman, Quincy Jones, Smokey Robinson, Audra McDonald, and Herbie Hancock. In the film world, he produced and orchestrated the score for the HBO documentary Arthur Miller: Writer, directed by Rebecca Miller, as well as her feature films Maggie’s Plan, The Private Lives of Pippa Lee, and The Ballad of Jack and Rose. Jamie produced the songs and scored the Hulu romcom musical Best Summer Ever and has scored numerous documentary films, many of them for HBO: Death on a Factory Farm, The Alzheimer’s Project - Momentum in Science, and Dealing Dogs. HIs compositions and arrangements have been honored with five Emmy Awards and ten Emmy nominations.

GREG MATTESON (Associate Music Directior/Keyboard) is a conductor, music director, pianist, and composer/ arranger, and is thrilled to be a part of this special show. He has had the pleasure to work on many productions at the Alliance including the annually recurring production of A Christmas Carol (Music Director, Arranger, Piano/Cond.), Ride the Cyclone (Music Director & Piano/ Cond.), Maybe Happy Ending (Assoc. Music Director), Max Makes a Million (Copyist & Transcriber), and Ever After (Music Asst. & Keyboard). Recently, Greg joined the music team at The Atlanta Opera for their production of Rent. At City Springs Theatre Company, Greg has worked

on a number of shows including Legally Blonde (Piano/Cond.), Beauty and the Beast (Piano), Monty Python’s Spamalot (Music Director & Cond./ Piano), A Chorus Line (Music Director & Cond.), West Side Story (Piano), The Color Purple (Piano), and The Sound of Music (Piano). Greg is an Artist Affiliate in Collaborative Piano at Emory University and collaborates at various other institutions in and around Atlanta in multiple capacities. He is a vocal coach, instructor, collaborative pianist, and chamber recitalist, and regularly performs in the metro area. His award-winning arrangements and compositions have been featured in a variety of contexts from choirs and wind ensembles to video game soundtracks. Greg would like to thank his perfect beautiful family for their endless support, and a special thanks to the Alliance Theatre’s EXPAND childcare program! www.gregmatteson.com

THE TELSEY OFFICE (Casting)

With offices in both New York and Los Angeles, The Telsey Office casts for theater, film, television, and commercials. The Telsey Office is dedicated to creating safe, equitable, and anti-racist spaces through collaboration, artistry, heart, accountability, and advocacy. www.thetelseyoffice.com

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 Alliance/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; Water for Elephants; Maybe Happy Ending, and, finally, 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.

CAMBRA OVEREND (Associate Producer) is an Emmy-nominated producer and a founding member of SRO Productions. On Broadway & the West End, Cambra has produced on the recent revival of Kiss Me, Kate at the Barbican; Pictures from Home, starring Nathan Lane & Danny Burstein; the Aaron Sorkin-penned revival of Camelot; and One Giant Leap, a collaboration with The New York Times in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing, featuring Jeff Daniels and Samuel L. Jackson. She is a Producer on the acclaimed series Tokyo Vice on MAX, and was an Executive Producer of the award-winning film Oslo for HBO. She is the recipient of a Cullman Award for Extraordinary Creativity from Lincoln Center Theater and was named a Woman to Watch by the Broadway Women’s Fund. She is thrilled to be back at the Alliance, where she saw her very first play.

THERESA FLANAGAN (Stage Manager) Alliance Theatre Debut! Favorite credits include Corruption, Camelot, and Intimate Apparel (Lincoln Center Theater); Exception to the Rule (Roundabout Theatre Company); Richard Nelson’s Rhinebeck Panorama (The Public Theater/The Kennedy Center/ International Tour); The Patsy, The Trial of the Catonsville Nine (Transport Group); Uncle Vanya (Hunter Theater Project/The Old Globe). Theresa is also a Master Teaching Artist at Roundabout Theatre Company.

KAYLA URIBE (Assistant Stage Manager) [she/her] Alliance Theatre debut. Broadway: Romeo + Juliet, & Juliet, Harmony, Camelot. Off Broadway: The Antiquities (Playwrights Horizons),

The Connector (MCC), Hamlet (Shakespeare in the Park), Corruption (Lincoln Center). Regional: 5 years at The Glimmerglass Festival. Touring: The Ghosts of Versailles (Château de Versailles Spectacles), An Officer and a Gentleman (First National Tour). Love to Lou, Mom, Dad, and The Quorum!

XIAONAN (CHLOE) LIU (Assistant Stage Manager) [she/her] is the Stage Management Fellow at the Alliance Theatre, originally from China. She is so grateful to work on Millions with such a wonderful team! Chloe has worked on BUST, A Christmas Carol, The Chinese Lady, and Pearl Cleage’s Something Moving: A Meditation on Maynard at the Alliance. She graduated from the David Geffen School of Drama at Yale where her credits include Next to Normal, Green Suga Bloos, The Cherry Orchard, The Alley, and Twelfth Night, as well as Choir Boy and Escaped Alone at Yale Rep. She holds a B.A. from Shanghai Theatre Academy. Her working experience in China included Shanghai Disney productions Beauty and the Beast and The Lion King; and the national tour of Man of La Mancha and The Sound of Music

ASHLEY DICKEY (Stage Management Production Assistant) [she/her] is hype to be back at the Alliance Theatre for Millions! Some of her favorite credits include Maybe Happy Ending (Alliance Theatre), Becoming Nancy (Alliance Theatre), Henry VI (Utah Shakespeare Festival), Approval Junkie (Alliance Theatre), Grace for President (Aurora Theatre). She holds a BFA in Design/Tech for Theatre with an emphasis in Stage Management from University of North Georgia. Enjoy the show!

ALEX MAGALLANES (Stage Management Production Assistant) [they/them] is a proud firstgeneration Mexican Stage Manager thrilled to be working in their home state for the first time! Favorite credits include Stage Management Intern for Les Misérables, Dreamgirls, The Little Mermaid, Fiddler on the Roof, & Waitress (The Muny), Production Assistant for Dear Evan Hansen (Second National Tour), Assistant Stage Manager for Salome (Heartbeat Opera),

Assistant Stage Manager for Ragtime (Piedmont Opera), and Assistant Stage Manager for Fences (Shakespeare & Company). UNCSA Stage Management, Class of 2024. Lots of love to my family, friends, and my cat. @magallanesmanages

CHARLIE ZUCKERMAN (Stage Management Production Assistant) is thrilled to be joining the team on Millions. He recently served as Production Assistant for the industry reading of Millions at Lincoln Center. A graduate of The Boston Conservatory, he produced the Youth Musical Theatre Summer Program, was the Student Coordinator for the Musical Theatre Acting Intensive, and stage managed the productions of Edith Can Shoot Things and Hit Them & Eurydice at his Alma mater. He’s currently an intern at the 52nd Street Project, a non-profit that pairs young people with professional artists to create original theater. Many thanks to Adam, Cambra, and the Alliance. Love to Bridget and his ever-supportive family.

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, KajeseBolden 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

Where do we go after we die? How do we know what’s right? When does God answer prayer? As an alum of Candler School of Theology at Emory University, these questions, and others raised in this musical, caught my attention and piqued my interest. In my current role as Candler’s Assistant Director of Admissions, every day I talk to people interested in coming to seminary in order to grapple with similarly big questions. Some want to pursue an academic path and study the history of the church or untangle prickly theological debates, like the problem of suffering. Others long to gain hands-on experience and practical skills to care for those who are struggling with grief or to lead positive social change in their communities.

No matter if students aim to become professors, pastors, or changemakers, they leave Candler with more tools and approaches to help them think through fundamental questions about the nature of God, what it means to be human, and how to live a good life. I believe the stakes for how our students — and indeed all of us — answer these questions is high. Look around the world and you will see that what people believe about God, humanity, and the world matters deeply. It impacts the way our communities approach conflict, the solutions we can imagine together, and the moral values we hope to embody.

In Millions, we see each of the characters struggling with different answers to these questions. Anthony, the older brother and family realist, understands the world as a scary and corrupt place so he strives to be a protector and provider. Damian, on the other hand, is inspired by the example of the saints and desires to live a similar life of self-sacrifice and generosity. The more we learn about these two boys’ stories, the more we can see how their previous life experiences, especially dealing with the recent death of their mother, help explain their very different approaches to a sudden financial windfall. Contrasting perspectives are not a bad thing in and of themselves. Throughout the Christian ethical tradition, people — including some of the saints who make an appearance in this show — have engaged in productive debates, putting forward numerous, varied ways of understanding the ultimate good for individuals and society.

While this play leaves us with no easy solutions to living well in a complex and ethically-confusing world, I am taking away the need to listen to each other’s beliefs, hopes, and experiences in order to work together to forge a more beautiful future together.

Jennifer Arnold (she/her)

Creative, Organized, and Empathetic Leader | DEIB advocate

Candler School of Theology at Emory University

(260) 341-8694

www.linkedin.com/in/jenarnold23

SYNOPSIS

Damian and Anthony are dealing with the loss of their mother in very different ways. So, when a duffel bag of cash falls out of the sky, Damian thinks it’s a miracle from his mom, sent to test their goodness. But Anthony knows the truth.

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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

Ms. Evelyn Ashley & Mr. Alan B. 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

Dr. And Mrs. John B. Hardman

Jennifer & Quill Healey II

The Hertz Family Foundation, Inc.

Hilda D. Glenn Fund

Jocelyn J. Hunter

Tad & Janin Hutcheson

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Jane Jordan Casavant

John Keller

Jesse Killings

The Michael & Andrea Leven

Family Foundation

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Memorial Foundation

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Jane E. Shivers

The SKK Foundation

Rosemarie & David Thurston

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Suzy Wilner

Amy & Todd Zeldin

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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

Glenn Weiss

Secretary

Jennifer Boutté

Immediate Past Chair

Jocelyn Hunter

Ex-Officio

Hala Moddelmog

LIFETIME

DIRECTORS

Rita Anderson

Ken Bernhardt

Frank Chew

Ann Cramer

Linda Davidson

Laura Hardman

Hays Mershon

Richard S. Myrick

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

Marc Balizer

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

Miles Cook

LeighAnn Costley

Joe Crowley

Kelly Estrella

Katie Fahs

Reade Fahs

Howard Feinsand

Rick Gestring

Richard Goerss

Claire Gotham

Lila Hertz

Jocelyn Hunter

Malvika Jhangiani

Alexander Johnson

Jane Jordan Casavant

Anne Kaiser

John Keller

Matthew Kent

Andjela Kessler

Jim Kilberg

Jesse Killings

Carrie Kurlander

Allegra Lawrence-Hardy

Jean Ann McCarthy

Alan McKeon

Dori Miller

Jeffrey Miller

Hala Moddelmog

Phil Moïse

Allison O’Kelly

Victoria Palefsky

Jackie Parker

Paul Pendergrass

Anne Rambaud Herren

Stephanie Ray

Patty Reid

Margaret Reiser

Matthew Richburg

Robyn Roberts

Maurice Rosenbaum

Steve Selig

Kim Sewell

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

Glenn Weiss

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

Delta Air Lines, Inc.

Lettie Pate Evans Foundation

Robert W. Woodruff Foundation

$250,000+

Anonymous

Chestnut Foundation

The Coca-Cola Company

Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning

Shubert Foundation

WestRock

$100,000+

Accenture

Helen Gurley Brown Foundation

Georgia Power

The Home Depot Foundation

John H. and Wilhelmina D. Harland Charitable Fund

King & Spalding

Norfolk Southern PNC

The Rich’s Foundation

Truist

Warner Bros. Discovery Zeist Foundation

$50,000+

AT&T Foundation

Bank of America

Cadence Bank

City of Atlanta Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs

Edgerton Foundation

Georgia Council for the Arts

Georgia Natural Gas

Google

Jones Day

Kendeda Fund

Liz Blake Giving Fund

Molly Blank Fund of the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation

National Endowment for the Arts

National Vision

Wellstar Foundation

$25,000+

Anthem

Black Leadership AIDS Crisis Coalition, powered by AIDS Healthcare Foundation

Comcast

Fulton County Board of Commissioners

Graphic Packaging

The Imlay Foundation, Inc.

Johnny Mercer Foundation

Kaiser Permanente

Northside Hospital

Peach State Health Plan

Southwire

$10,000+

AEC Trust

Alexander Babbage

Alston & Bird

Thalia & Michael C. Carlos Foundation

Do a Good Day Foundation

Eversheds Sutherland

George M. Brown Trust of Atlanta

Georgia-Pacific

John & Mary Franklin Foundation

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

Publix Super Market Charities

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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+

The Antinori Foundation Around the Table Foundation

Ms. Stephanie Blank

Ann & Jeff Cramer

Heidi & David Geller

David & Carolyn Gould

Jocelyn J. Hunter

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Ivester

Jesse Killings

Daniel Marks & Keri Powell

Rosemarie & David Thurston

Leadership Circle

$15,000+

Ali & Farideh Azadi

Maggie Blake Bailey & Andrew Bailey

Brian & Jennifer Boutté

Jane Jordan Casavant

Roxanne & Jeffrey Cashdan

Barbara & Steve Chaddick

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

Dr. & Mrs. Dennis Lee

Spangler

Mark Swinton

Tim & Maria Tassopoulos

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

Mr. & Mrs. George Ajy

James Anderson

Deborah L. Bannworth & Joy Lynn Fields

Deisha Barnett

Alba C. Baylin

Dr. M. Brian Blake & Dr.

Bridget Blake

Terri Bonoff & Matthew Knopf

Judge JoAnn Bowens

Traci Bransford

Martha & Toby Brooks

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

Rick Gestring

Marsha & Richard Goerss

Claire Gotham

Doug & Lila Hertz

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

Ms. Evelyn Ashley & Mr. Alan B. McKeon

Dori & Jack Miller

Jeffrey Miller

Paul Pendergrass & Margaret Baldwin

Diane & Mark* Perlberg

Wade Rakes & Nicholas

Miller

Matt Richburg

Robyn Roberts & Kevin Greiner

Mr. George Russell, Jr. & Mrs. Faye Sampson-Russell

Ms. Mital Shah

Lynne & Steve Steindel

Lisa Tilt

Carol & Ramon Tomé Family

Fund

Benny & Roxanne Varzi

Waffle House

Ms. Kathy Waller & Mr.

Kenny Goggins

Mark & Rebekah Wasserman

Ms. Cathy Weil

Suzy Wilner

R. Wai Wong

BENEFACTORS

$5,000+

Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. Hugh S. Asher

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas* J. Asher

Mr. & Mrs. Marc Balizer

Lisa & Joe* Bankoff

Mr. & Mrs. Roland L. Bates

Ken Bernhardt & Cynthia Currence

Natalie & Matthew Bernstein

Franklin & Dorothy Chandler

Ann & Jim Curry

Kathy & Jason Evans

Dr. Cynthia J. Fordyce & Sharon Hulette

Dr. & Mrs. Marvin Goldstein

Janin & Tad Hutcheson

Jason & Laurie Jeffay

Mr. Charles R. Kowal

Dr. & Mrs. John Lee

Burrelle Meeks

Alan & Cyndy* Schreihofer

Charlita Stephens & Delores Stephens

Susan & Alan* Stiefel

Russ & Cam Still

Maria-Ruth Storts

Chuck Taylor & Lisa CannonTaylor

Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Weiss

Bryan & Carrie Williams

$2,500+

Anonymous (2)

Dr. & Mrs. Raymond Allen

Mr. Andrew Benator

Ms. Raluca Bighiu

Ron & Lisa Brill Charitable Trust

Mr. & Mrs. W. Kent Canipe

Candace Carson

Melodie H. Clayton

Rita & Ralph* Connell

Linda & Gene* Davidson

Marcia & John Donnell

Diane Durgin

Eve Joy Eckardt

Mr. Fredric M. Ehlers & Mr. David Lile

Mrs. Anuja Gagoomal & Dr.

John Stites

The Robert S. Elster Foundation

Karen & Andrew Ghertner

Mr. David F. Golden

Shauna Grovell

Mr. Jefferson T. Hancock

Dr. & Mrs. John B. Hardman

Wes & Ariana Hargrave

Henry & Etta Raye Hirsch

Heritage Foundation

Monique & Justin Honaman

Linda & Richard Hubert

Mr. & Mrs. Wyatt T. Johnson

Lloyd & Mary* McCreary

Hala & Steve Moddelmog

Clair & Thomas Muller

Dennis & Debra Murphy

Joan Netzel & John Gronwall

Sam & Barbara Pettway

Don & Rosalinda Ratajczak

Ms. Kristin L. Ray

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Dana Rice

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Ms. Donna Schwartz

Kashi Sehgal

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Chandra Stephens-Albright & Warren Albright

Kathy Gillespie Tomajko

Dana & Obi Ugwonali

Kim Boldthen & Carolyn Wheeler

Ms. Karen E. Willenken

Cristel Williams

The Zaban Foundation

$1,500+

Anonymous

Judge Gregory A. Adams & Wanda C. Adams

Mr. E. Scott Arnold

Ellen Arnovitz

Ms. Johanna Brookner

Marie & Brad Foster

Aubrey & Carol Bush

Mark & Ansley Callaway

Gail Crowder & Claude Wegscheider

Tim & Tina Eyerly

Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Flexner

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

John Johnson & Amy Coenen

Boland & Andrea Lea Jones

Mark Keiser

Amy & Jeremy King

David Long & Starane

Shepherd

Ms. Addie P. Mathes & Mr.

Richard Knittel

Greg & Gillian Matteson

Burt & Ruth Mirsky

Fabienne Moore

Denis Ng & Mary Jane Panzeri

John & Helen Parker

Mr. & Mrs. Armond Perkins

Peg Petersen

Dr. Denise Raynor

Daniel Regenstein

Dr. & Mrs. Fredric Rosenberg

Ms. Tiffany Rosetti

Jay Small

Ms. Amy Speas

Judith & Mark Taylor

Julie Teer

Valerie & Anthony Thomas

Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Vazquez

Ms. Avril Vignos

Mamie Dayan-Vogel & Steven Vogel

Christopher Walker

John T. & Patricia Walsh

William & Nancy Yang

Judy Zaban

Noam Zelman & Susan Hirsch

PATRONS

$1,000+

Anonymous (2)

Mr. William Allin

Mr. George T. Baker

Jill Blair

Dr.* & Mrs. S. Wright Caughman

David Cofrin & Christine Tryba-Cofrin

Richard & Grecia Cox

Susan & Edward Croft

Celeste Davis-Lane

Drs. Bryan & Norma Edwards

Howard & Ellen Eisenberg

Dr. Marla Franks & Rev.

Susan Zoller

Drs. Cathie & Hugh Hudson

Randy & Connie Jones

Veronica Kessenich

Ivory D. Kimbrough

Christina Kramer

Judith Lyon & Ron Bloom

Anna & Hays Mershon

Debbie & Lon Neese

Deborah W. Royer

Mike Schleifer

Mr. & Mrs.* Charles B. Shelton III

Jane E. Shivers

Mr. & Mrs. Alex Taylor

Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth G. Taylor

Stan & Velma Tilley

Lynne Winship

Mr. & Mrs. Brent Yamaato

$500+

Dawn & Michael Adamson

William Baas

Dr. Evelyn R. Babey

Mr. & Mrs. Barry N. Berlin

Jay Bernath

Rob & Suzanne Boas

Dr. Deloris Bryant-Booker

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Bunker

Mary M. Burke

Karen & Harold Carney

Katie & Reade Fahs

Mrs. Eleanor H. Finley

Shelley & Bruce Gaynes

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gerakitis

Ms. Laurie A. Gilmore

Richard Goodjoin & Kelvin Davis

Steven Goss

Richard & Debbie Griffiths

Sarah Hawbecker & William

Fuller

Ms. Jo Ann Haden-Miller & Mr. William Miller

Harris & Sharon Hobby

Mr. & Mrs. Phillip S. Hodges

Jason Kahn

Sheri & Steve Labovitz

Larry C. Larson

Ms. Lauren Linder & Mr. Jonathan Grunberg

Al Lurey

Ms. Theresa McCabe

Ms. Jaime McQuilkin

Robbie Medwed

Stacia Minton

Drs. Sharon Neulinger & Richard Kaplan

Mr. Eric Olson

Mr. Mark A. Pallansch

Daniel & Olivia Pedersen

Marc & Jean Pickard

Rebecca Pogue

Lois & Don Reitzes

Paula Rosput Reynolds & Stephen Reynolds

Stephen & Eloise Shepherd

Robert & Judith Simmermon

Michelle & Gary Simon

C. Daniel Smith & Cynthia Smith

Celia Till

John & Bunny Underwood

Wayne & Lee Vason

Adrienne Whitehead

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 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

THE WOODRUFF CIRCLE

We are grateful to our dedicated Annual Fund donors for ensuring that everyone in Atlanta can experience the power of the arts. Their gifts support the arts and education work of the Alliance Theatre, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, and High Museum of Art.

$1,000,000+

A Friend of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra

$500,000 - $999,999

A Friend of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra

Anonymous

$250,000 - $499,999

Accenture

Art Bridges Foundation

Farideh and Al Azadi Foundation

Mr. Joseph H. Boland, Jr.

Thalia and Michael C. Carlos

Advised Fund

Chick-fil-A Foundation |

Rhonda and Dan Cathy

Sheila Lee Davies and Jon Davies

$100,000 - $249,999

1180 Peachtree

A Friend of the High Museum of Art

Alston and Bird

AT&T Foundation

Atlantic Station

Bank of America Charitable Foundation

Helen Gurley Brown Foundation

Cadence Bank Foundation

City of Atlanta Mayor’s

Office of Cultural Affairs

The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta

Cousins Foundation

Forward Arts Foundation

Art Bridges

Emerald Gate Charitable Trust

Georgia Power Foundation

Sara Giles Moore Foundation

The Home Depot Foundation

Google

The Halle Foundation

Sarah and Jim Kennedy

Ms. Anne H. Morgan and Mr. James F. Kelley

Norfolk Southern Foundation

Novelis, Inc.

The Rich’s Foundation

The Shubert Foundation

Alfred A Thornton Venable Trust

Truist Trusteed Foundations: The Greene-Sawtell Foundation, Guy Woolford Charitable Trust, and Walter H. and Majory M. Rich

Memorial Fund

UPS

Smurfit Westrock

Barney M. Franklin and Hugh W. Burke

Charitable Fund

Fulton County Board of Commissioners

Dick and Anne Game

Georgia Council for the Arts

Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning

Georgia-Pacific

Graphic Packaging International, Inc.

John H. and Wilhelmina D. Harland

Charitable Foundation

The Hertz Family Foundation, Inc.

Karen and Jeb Hughes

Institute of Museum and Library Services

Abraham J. & Phyllis Katz Foundation

King and Spalding, Partners & Employees

KPMG LLP, Partners & Employees

Charles Loridans Foundation, Inc

The Marcus Foundation, Inc.

Northside Hospital

PNC

Patty and Doug Reid

Southern Company Gas

Carol and Ramon Tomé Family Fund

Warner Bros. Discovery

Kelly and Rod Westmoreland

wish Foundation

The Woodruff Arts Center’s unprecedented $67 million capital campaign will bring new life to our campus, expand access to our proven educational programming, and secure our place as Atlanta’s center for the arts. Scan the QR code to learn more about Experience Atlanta, Experience Woodruff.

$1,000,000+

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Delta Air Lines

James M. Cox Foundation

Norfolk Southern Foundation

Patricia & Douglas Reid*

$500,000 - $999,999

Acuity, Inc. Anonymous

$250,000 - $499,999

Abraham J. & Phyllis Katz Foundation

Bank of America Charitable Foundation

Chick-fil-A Foundation | Rhonda & Dan Cathy

$100,000 - $249,999

A friend of the Woodruff Arts Center

Ann & Jeff Cramer*

Emerald Gate Charitable Trust

John H. and Wilhelmina D. Harland Foundation

$10,000 - $99,999

Alfredo Martin

Annie Adams

Anonymous

Barry & Jean Ann McCarthy*

Candace Steele Flippin

Chuck & Kathie Palmer

Cousins Properties

D. Richard Williams & Janet Lavine

Dave Stockert & Cammie Ives

David, Helen, and Marian Woodward Fund

Edelman Public Relations Worldwide

Galen Oelkers

Georgia Council for the Arts

Cultural Facilites Grant

H. Ross & Claire Arnold

Hala & Steve Moddelmog*

Janine Brown & Alex Simmons

John & Ellen Yates

PNC

Robert W. Woodruff Foundation

Sarah & Jim Kennedy

The Goizueta Foundation

The Hertz Family Foundation, Inc.*

Cisco Systems, Inc.

Georgia Power Foundation

Fraser-Parker Foundation

Phil & Jenny Jacobs

Robert & Margaret Reiser*

The Fay S. & W. Barrett Howell Family Foundation

Joia Johnson

Kathy Waller & Kenny Goggins*

Stephanie Blank*

The Hearst Foundations, Inc.

John F. McMullan

John Scott

John Wieland

Johnson & Margaret Cook

Julia Houston

Kavita & Ashish Mistry

Kenneth Neighbors & Valdoreas May

Kent & Talena Moegerle

Kilberg Family Foundation

KPMG

Lauren & Andrew Schlossberg

Mark & Jennifer Pighini

Michael & Mindy Egan

Mike Doss

Pat Mitchell & Scott Seydel

Patrick & Susan Viguerie

Patrick Gunning & Elizabeth Pelypenko

Philip Harrison & Susan Stainback

Rand & Seth Hagen

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.

The Home Depot Foundation

The Imlay Foundation

The Marcus Foundation

The Tomé 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

The Sartain Lanier Family Foundation, Inc.

Thomas & Aimee Chubb

Truist Charitable Fund

Richard & Wimberly McPhail

Robin & Hilton Howell

Sally Westmoreland

Sara Giles Moore Foundation

Southface Energy Institute

Terrence Hahn

The Dennis Lockhart and Mary Rose

Taylor Memorial Fund

The Mark & Evelyn Trammell Foundation

The Rockdale Foundation

Tim and Lauren Schrager

Family Foundation

Tony Conway, Legendary Events

Tull Charitable Foundation

Vasser Woolley Foundation

Vicki Escarra

Warren Culpepper

*Denotes additional support for the Alliance Theatre’s Imagine Campaign

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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 Lutherns

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

Jody Feldman

Brant Adams

Pearl Cleage

Marie Cisco

Amanda Watkins

Abrianna Belvedere

Daviorr Snipes

Spelman Leadership Fellows Jayla Dyas, Kerrington Griffin

Spelman Leadership Interns Zara Thornton, SaRee Grimes, K’lah Morgan

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

Design Assistant

Laury Conley

Melanie Green

Summer Barnes

Drapers Tonja Petersen, Cindy Lou Who

Crafts Master Diana L. Thomas

1st Hands/Stitchers

Wardrobe Supervisor

Wardrobe

Wig Master

Director of Lighting & Projections

Brett Parker, Tae Lingle, Fae Riemann-Royer

Hauzia Conyers

Monica Speaker

Lindsey Ewing

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

Charge Scenic Artist

Scenic Artist

Director of Audio

Associate Director of Audio

Kimberly Townsend

Rigel Powell

Luke Robinson

Kevin Dyson

Patrick Conley

Chris Seifert

Kevin Dyson, Paige Bergen, Marlon Wilson

Kat Conley

Amanda Nerby

Sound

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, Marshall Lee Smith, Jr.

National Vision Stage Management Fellow Xiaonan “Chloe” Liu

Stage Operations

Stage Operations Manager

Assistant Stage Operations Manager

Automation Stagehand

Scott Bowne

Kate Lucibella

John Victor Mouledoux Jr.

Properties Stagehand Nic Stephenson

EDUCATION

Dan Reardon Director of Youth & Families

Naserian Foundation Head of Early Childhood Programs

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

Company Manager

Mike Schleifer

Laura Thruston

Assistant Company Manager Sara Cook

Administration & Finance

Director of Finance

Controller & Head of Administration

Staff Accountant

Accounting Coordinator

Accounts Payable Lead

Associate Director, Data Operations & Strategy

Management Assistant

Director of Development

Development

Associate Director, Corporate Partnerships

Valerie Thomas

Elecia Crowley

Jasmine Burton

Julie Hall

Sharette Driver

Christina Dresser

Joseph Quintana

Trent Anderson

Natalie Adams

Manager, Board Relations & Special Events Kailan Daugherty

Associate Director, Strategic Institutional Advancement

Collins Desselle

Manager, Development Operations & Institutional Giving Tanesha Ferguson

Director of Individual Giving

Manager, Individual Giving

Marketing & Patron Services

Director of Marketing & Communications

Edward McCreary

Lindsay Ridgeway-Baierl

Kathleen Covington

Manager of Web & Digital Communications Anna Birtles

Marketing & Promotions Coordinator

Graphic Designer

Digital Storyteller

Marketing & Public Relations Manager

Associate Director, Data Operations & Strategy

Olivia Aston Bosworth

Hallie Angelella

Head of Secondary Curriculum & Partnerships Liz Davis

Education Accounting Assistant Isabella Aguilar Irias

Administrative & Adult Program Manager

Camp Administrative Manager

Head of Strategic Initiatives

Robert Hindsman

Jayson T. Waddell

Aierelle Jacob

Alliance@Work Creative Director J. Noble

Head of Elementary School Programs

Out of School Program Manager

Artist in Residence & Teen Program Manager

Resident Artist & Allyship Program Director

Head of Education Advancement

Rebecca Pogue Fields

Robyn A. Rogers

Sam Provenzano

Maya Lawrence

Kristen Silton

Education Production Coordinator Jay Williams

Teaching Artist Liaison

Institute Program Coordinator

Blake Fountain

Katie Wolff

Ashley Elliott

Felicity Massa

Anna Walters

Mashaun D. Simon

Danielle Hicks

Patron Services Manager Genesis Gates

Patron Services Coordinators Andi Stanesic, Maiya Moran, Sydney Michelle

Patron Services Associates

Thelma Mitchell, VonDerrick Taylor

Season Ticket Concierge Ken McNeil

Education Sales Coordinator

Quintara Johnson

Group Sales & Student Matinee Manager Jocelyn Rick

Group Sales & Student Matinee Coordinator Chelsea Street

Lead Front of House Managers Robyn E. Sutton-Fernandez, Johnathan Bottisti

House Managers

Barbara O’Haley, Brittany Mangham