Fort Lauderdale, Broward Arts, Life of Pi, October 2025

BROWARD CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA

Taha Mandviwala as 'Pi' and the cast of the national tour of Life of Pi

Photo by Evan Zimmerman for MurphyMade 2024.

LIFE OF PI CAST SHARES THE 'MAGIC’ OF THE PRODUCTION’S PUPPETRY

STORY BY Caitlin Hornik

Life of Pi has arrived in Fort Lauderdale. Lolita Chakrabarti’s theatrical retelling of Yann Martel’s novel opened on October 21 at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts.

The play unfolds when a cargo ship sinks in the Pacific Ocean and its lone human survivor, Pi, finds himself stranded on a lifeboat with a hyena, a zebra, an orangutan and a Royal Bengal tiger named Richard Parker. The tiger is brought to life each night by a team of onstage puppeteers, under the puppet and movement direction of Finn Caldwell. The production features puppet design by Caldwell and Nick Barnes.

On an episode of The Broadway Show with Tamsen Fadal, viewers heard from cast members on opening night as they reflected on the role puppetry plays in elevating the emotions of the story.

Taha Mandviwala as 'Pi' and puppeteers Anna Leigh Gortner, Shiloh Goodin and Toussaint Jeanlouis as 'Richard Parker' in the national tour of Life of Pi. Photo by Evan Zimmerman for MurphyMade 2024.

Hiran Abeysekera, who reprised his Olivier-winning performance as Pi, shared his excitement over bringing the production to Broadway.

“The visuals are amazing. The music is extraordinary,” he said. “People are gonna come to see a show and then they’re suddenly gonna be like, ‘Woah, I feel like I’ve been to church almost.’”

That emotional impact, both from the overall production and the art of the puppetry, was echoed by several of Abeysekera’s castmates.

“People are gonna come to this show thinking that they know what a tiger onstage is gonna look like, and how they’re gonna feel about that tiger,” said Sathya Sridharan, who appeared in the show as Mamaji/Pandit-Ji. “Then when they leave weeping because of Richard Parker, that, I think, is what’s gonna [stay]: the emotional connection they’re gonna feel to these puppets, and to the story — but these puppets in particular.”

Brian Thomas Abraham, who played the roles of Cook and the voice of Richard Parker, agreed. “It’ll blow you away every night,” he said.

Richard Parker isn’t the only puppet to take center stage. In fact, there are several animals that are enlivened by a team of puppeteers, all of whom affect the plot — and the audience.

“There’s these little foreshadowing moments that happen early in the play about the orangutan or the hyena or the zebra,” said Rowan Ian Seamus Magee, one of the Richard Parker puppeteers. “Depending on how much those puppets connect with the audience early on, those characters connect with the audience, these different sounds come out of the audience later on when dramatic stuff happens, when conflict occurs, and we realize that each little whinny, and each little relationship that they have, even just with animal sounds, results in this big booming sound later in the audience.”

“There’s an extra layer of magic when you bring an object to life through breath,” said fellow puppeteer Betsy Rosen. “This show really brings it to the forefront because you see all the animals living and breathing. I’m just excited for everyone to see the magic that is puppetry.”

Abeysekera sang the praises of his puppetwielding castmates. “I see them as musicians, all the puppeteers, because none of them are trying to play better than the other person,” he said. “They’re all doing what they need to so that the piece of music could be heard. So it’s that music I dance with.”

For more news and features, head over to Broadway.com.

Puppeteers Anna Leigh Gortner, Shiloh Goodin and Toussaint Jeanlouis as 'Richard Parker' in the national tour of Life of Pi

Photo by Evan Zimmerman for MurphyMade 2024.

SARA GRUEN, AUTHOR OF THE BESTSELLING WATER FOR ELEPHANTS NOVEL, ON THE STORY’S ENDURING POWER

STORY BY Broadway.com Staff

The idea for Water for Elephants seized Sara Gruen’s imagination before she even realized she was looking for a new story.

She was midway through writing a different book when, on February 7, 2003, she opened the Chicago Tribune and came across a feature on Edward J. Kelty, a photographer who had traveled with America’s most storied circuses in the 1920s and ’30s. His black-and-white images captured clowns, acrobats, bearded ladies, giants and more. They offered a surreal glimpse into circus life at its peak. Gruen was taken with the subject matter.

Kelty had used a massive banquet camera, one that could photograph entire troupes in a single frame. His prints were wide and deep, packed with texture. You could look at them for a long time and still not see everything. Gruen did just that. She was drawn to the detail, the stillness and the sense of mystery in each photo.

“The pictures could show all of the Ringling people—the lineup—at once,” she recalls in an interview with Broadway.com managing editor Beth Stevens for The Broadway Show with Tamsen Fadal. “You could go and look and find the wrinkles in the stockings, the feather fronds, the detail. I was just staring at the pictures,” she says, still sounding amazed. “I stabbed it and I said, ‘This is what I'm doing next.’”

And she did. Gruen walked away from the novel she had been working on and threw herself into a different world entirely. She began researching circus history and chasing down every thread of inspiration she could find. The result was Water

Water For Elephants full cast montage, 2025. Photo by Matt Murphy for MurphyMade.

for Elephants, published in 2006. The novel follows Jacob Jankowski, a veterinary student whose life is upended by tragedy just before he finishes school. Alone and without direction, he winds up on a circus train and joins the Benzini Bros. Most Spectacular Show on Earth.

The story that unfolds is filled with hardship and grit but also moments of beauty and tenderness. It’s a look at life on the margins during the Great Depression, told through the eyes of someone trying to find a place to belong.

“The message that it carries is about loving and caring for each other,” Gruen says. That message came straight from her own life. Gruen has always cared deeply about animals, and her passion for their well-being runs throughout the book. One of its most poignant relationships is between Jacob and an elephant named Rosie. She’s at the center of how the novel examines the challenge of choosing compassion, especially when it doesn’t come easily.

Writing the book was an intense process. Gruen spent months gathering details that would help her get the world right. She wasn’t interested in imagining the circus from a distance. She wanted to step into it fully. That meant understanding the smells of the train cars, the routines of life after the show and the weight of constant movement while trying to feel at home.

As her research continued, Gruen became increasingly drawn to the inner workings of circus life. Behind the performances and animals were people who had either chosen that path or found themselves with nowhere else to go. They learned to survive together and rely on one another. By most definitions, they were outsiders, but within the circus they created something that felt like family.

“It’s about chosen family and looking after each other,” she says.

That idea has helped the story live on in different forms. The novel became a bestseller, then a major motion picture and now a stage musical. Gruen never imagined it would go this far, but she understands why it keeps finding new audiences. There’s something timeless in the story’s emotional center.

Bringing the story to the stage came with a different kind of challenge. The adaptation includes original music and circus-inspired movement, but what mattered most was keeping the heart of the story intact. That meant capturing the atmosphere and emotion that made the book resonate in the first place. The sense of closeness. The quiet relationships. The feeling of struggle and beauty existing side by side.

Seeing it all come together has been a powerful experience for Gruen.

“These people are geniuses,” she says of the creative team. “It just comes out with all the important bits intact.”

Adapting a story always involves making choices. Not everything from the original will make it into the new version, and the creative team brings their own vision to the process. Still, Gruen feels the stage production has captured what matters most. It stays true to the book without trying to replicate it word for word.

“It feels new to me,” she says. “And yet, it retains all of the good things that I wanted it to have. I think that's a pretty magical combination.”

The show echoes the novel in a quieter way. Like the Benzini Bros. circus, the production travels from place to place, setting up, performing, then moving on. Along the way, the cast and crew become their own kind of family, creating something temporary that still manages to leave a mark.

To Gruen, that feels like more than a coincidence. It’s part of why the story still resonates. The golden age of the American circus may be gone, but the themes at the heart of Water for Elephants remain. People still want connection. They want to be seen, to feel safe, to find comfort in uncertain moments.

That’s what has kept the story alive. On the surface, it’s set under the big top. At its core, it’s about people trying to look out for one another. Gruen believes that’s what continues to draw readers in, and now audiences too.

And it all began with a photograph. Or more than one. Gruen can still see the Kelty images that stopped her cold. There was something in the faces. Something quiet and impossible to shake.

“Those pictures just wouldn’t let go,” she says.

And clearly, neither has the story.

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SIMON FRIEND DARYL ROTH HAL LUFTIG MARK GORDON PICTURES NETWORKS PRESENTATIONS

42ND.CLUB PLAYING FIELD HARRIET NEWMAN LEVE INDEPENDENT PRESENTERS NETWORK ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG JOHN GORE ORGANIZATION KUHN DODANI KATE & BILL FISHEL

HANNA OSMOLSKA & SETH WENIG, EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS

AMERICAN REPERTORY THEATER AND SHEFFIELD THEATRES

Present

BASED ON THE NOVEL BY YANN MARTEL ADAPTED BY

OGE AGULUÉ JESSICA ANGLESKHAN ALAN ARIANO PRAGUN BHARDWAJ MAHNAZ DAMANIA BEN DUROCHER

SHILOH GOODIN ANNA LEIGH GORTNER AUSTIN WONG HARPER AARON HASKELL RISHI JAISWAL TOUSSAINT JEANLOUIS MI KANG SHARAYU MAHALE SINCLAIR MITCHELL

MAYA RANGULU BETSY ROSEN DAVID SHIH ANNA VOMÁČKA SORAB WADIA & SAVIDU GEEVARATNE

Scenic & Costume Design TIM HATLEY

Puppetry & Movement Direction FINN CALDWELL

Design NICK BARNES & FINN CALDWELL

MARAVILLA

VANDER PLOEG

TAHA MANDVIWALA

CAST

Pi TAHA MANDVIWALA

Pi (at certain performances) ......................................................................... SAVIDU GEEVARATNE

Cook/Voice of Richard Parker .................................................. OGE AGULUÉ, BEN DUROCHER, TOUSSAINT JEANLOUIS

Father ..................................................................................................................................... SORAB WADIA

Admiral Jackson/Russian Sailor/Father Martin ......................................... SINCLAIR MITCHELL

Amma/Nurse/Orange Juice ....................................................................... JESSICA ANGLESKHAN Lulu Chen/Mrs. Biology Kumar/Zaida Khan MI KANG Mamaji/Pandit-Ji RISHI JAISWAL

Mr. Okamoto/Captain/Jai ALAN ARIANO

Rani SHARAYU MAHALE

Richard Parker/Puppeteer BEN DUROCHER, SHILOH GOODIN, ANNA LEIGH GORTNER, AUSTIN WONG HARPER, AARON HASKELL, TOUSSAINT JEANLOUIS, BETSY ROSEN, ANNA VOMÁČKA

Ensemble PRAGUN BHARDWAJ, BEN DUROCHER, SAVIDU GEEVARATNE, SHILOH GOODIN, ANNA LEIGH GORTNER, AUSTIN WONG HARPER, AARON HASKELL, TOUSSAINT JEANLOUIS, BETSY ROSEN, ANNA VOMÁČKA

SETTING

1976-78. Pondicherry in India, Tomatlán in Mexico and the middle of the Pacific Ocean

UNDERSTUDIES

Understudies never substitute for the listed player unless a specific announcement is made at the time of the appearance.

For Pi—SAVIDU GEEVARATNE, SHARAYU MAHALE; for Cook/Voice of Richard Parker—DAVID SHIH; for Father—PRAGUN BHARDWAJ, RISHI JAISWAL; for Admiral Jackson/Russian Sailor/Father Martin—PRAGUN BHARDWAJ, DAVID SHIH; for Amma/Nurse/Orange Juice—MAHNAZ DAMANIA, MAYA RANGULU; for Lulu/Leonard Chen/Mrs./Mr. Biology Kumar/Zaida/Mr. Khan— MAYA RANGULU, DAVID SHIH; for Mamaji/Pandit-Ji PRAGUN BHARDWAJ, AUSTIN WONG HARPER; for Mr. Okamoto/Captain/Jai JON HOCHE, DAVID SHIH; for Rani/Ravi—MAHNAZ DAMANIA, SAVIDU GEEVARATNE, MAYA RANGULU; for Richard Parker JON HOCHE.

SWINGS

MAHNAZ DAMANIA, JON HOCHE, MAYA RANGULU, DAVID SHIH

ASSISTANT PUPPETRY & MOVEMENT DIRECTION/ PUPPET CAPTAIN: BETSY ROSEN

FIGHT CAPTAIN: TOUSSAINT JEANLOUIS

LIFT CAPTAIN: AUSTIN WONG HARPER

RESIDENT DIRECTOR: JON HOCHE

THERE WILL BE ONE 20-MINUTE INTERMISSION.

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CAST

Taha Mandviwala

Oge Agulué

Jessica Angleskhan

Alan Ariano

Pragun Bhardwaj

Mahnaz Damania

Ben Durocher

Savidu Geevaratne

Shiloh Goodin

Anna Leigh Gortner

Austin Wong Harper

Aaron Haskell

Rishi Jaiswal

Toussaint Jeanlouis

Mi Kang

Sharayu Mahale

Sinclair Mitchell

Maya Rangulu

Betsy Rosen

David Shih

Anna Vomáčka

Sorab Wadia

WHO’S WHO in the CAST

TAHA MANDVIWALA (Pi) is an actor, athlete, and health coach. Deeply passionate about movement and storytelling, he is grateful for the opportunity to lead the Life of Pi tour as Pi. Taha blends his love for performance and wellness to inspire others toward vibrant, balanced living. @manlykoala

OGE AGULUÉ (Cook/Voice of Richard Parker) Broadway: Life of Pi, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. OffBroadway: Love’s Labour’s Lost. National Tour: The Book of Mormon Select Regional: Bay Street Theater, Chautauqua Theatre Company, Philadelphia Theatre Company, Utah Shakespeare Festival, Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival. Film/TV includes Past Lives, “Washington Black,” “WeCrashed,” “Little America,” “Bull,” “The Code.” Training: MFA, UC Irvine. @iamoge

JESSICA ANGLESKHAN (Amma/Nurse/ Orange Juice) is an NYC actor of over 20 years, now on her first National Tour. Frequent Met Opera performer, she’s worked internationally as a revival movement director. Other credits include “Law and Order: SVU,” “Blue Bloods,” and more. Training: NYU, Stella Adler. Member of SAG-AFTRA, AEA. For Behr.

ALAN ARIANO (Mr. Okamoto/Captain/ Jai) comes direct from Girl From the North Country (Dr Walker) national tour. Broadway: Miss Saigon (Original 1991), Jerome Robbins’ Broadway, The King and I, M. Butterfly, Shogun. OffBroadway: Felix Starro, Good Enemy, Greater Clements. TV: “Law and Order: SVU” (recurring), “L&O,” “FBI: Most Wanted, ” “Gotham,” “Tremé. ” Visit alanariano.com. For MOM.

PRAGUN BHARDWAJ (Ensemble, u/s Father, u/s Admiral Jackson/Russian Sailor/Father Martin, u/s Mamaji/ Pandit-Ji) is an Indian American actor with a BFA in Musical Theatre from Pace University and is thrilled for his tour debut! Recently seen in Sunset Boulevard (Artie Green) at ACT of CT, and In The Heights (Ensemble - u/s Benny, Sonny, Piragua Guy) at the Gateway. Thankful for my beautiful family. @pragun_bhardwaj

MAHNAZ DAMANIA (Swing). Theatre: (U.S.) Life of Pi at A.R.T.; (India) Shikhandi— The Story of the Inbetweens (nominated, Best Actor; winner, Best Ensemble META 2018), 07/07/07 (winner, Best Ensemble META 2016), Naqqaash, Sundays With Chitra and Chaitali, Three Women TV: “New Amsterdam,” “Inside Edge.” Film: The Wandering Earth II, Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania, Tu Hai Mera Sunday

BEN DUROCHER (Cook/Voice of Richard Parker, Richard Parker/ Puppeteer, Ensemble). New York: Avenue Q (Princeton/Rod), Madama Butterfly at Met Opera, TV/Film: “Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock,” “Helpsters,” “Pineapple Playhouse,” Dying For Sex, “Mr. Crocket.” Two-time Emmy Award-winning puppet builder/ wrangler for “Sesame Street” and The Jim Henson Company. @bendurocher

SAVIDU GEEVARATNE (Ensemble, u/s Pi, u/s Ravi) is thrilled to be joining Life of Pi! A Sri Lankan-American actor, singer, and musician, he trained at NYU Tisch. Off-Broadway: Your Own Personal Exegesis, Monsoon Wedding. Thanks to ARC+Julia for believing! Love to his teachers, friends, and family for their support. Thank you Amma for everything. @the_savidoodle_

SHILOH GOODIN (Richard Parker/ Puppeteer, Ensemble). Broadway: Life of Pi, Paradise Square. Off-Broadway: Babes in Toyland at Lincoln Center, Love Life at Encores, Screwtape Letters, The Anthem. Other faves: A Chorus Line (Cassie) at Cincinnati Playhouse, Rigoletto (Santa Fe Opera), Twelfth Night (assoc. choreo., The Public).

ANNA LEIGH GORTNER (Richard Parker/Puppeteer, Ensemble). Broadway tour debut! Regional Theatre: label•less (Cincinnati Playhouse), The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati. Proud tumbling instructor at Broadway Dance Center! So much love to Mom, Dad, Beth, Chris, Andrew and all of the teachers who helped me on the way! Jer 31:13.

@anna.gortner

AUSTIN WONG HARPER (Richard Parker/Puppeteer, Ensemble, u/s Mamaji/Pandit-ji). National Tour: Tootsie. Regional: Sister Act (The Muny), Tootsie (Ogunquit Playhouse), Guys and Dolls, Newies, Billy Elliot

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(Woodminster). Select live performance credits: TV VMAs (Eminem), Blue Devils Color Guard. Big love to mom, Patrick, and Stanley! @austinhapa

AARON HASKELL (Richard Parker/ Puppeteer, Ensemble). Fellowship recipient at Alvin Ailey. Credits: War Horse, Lion King Broadway (Puppetry Specialist), Cirque du Soleil’s Toruk, and Fatal Attraction: A Greek Tragedy. Creator/director of Wake Up, You’re Dead!, and The Pact; designer/builder for Six Flags, Lincoln Center, Acheson/ Walsh Studios, and Nightmare: Haunted House.

RISHI JAISWAL (Mamaji/Pandit-Ji, u/s Father) is an actor, director, screenwriter, and choreographer. He has been featured on the NBC comedy “American Auto,” ABC’s “Johnny Knoxville’s Prank Panel,” NBC’s “Superstars of Dance,” “So You Think You Can Dance,” and “Good Morning America.” Rishi wrote, starred in, and directed the feature film Unmasked in 2022.

TOUSSAINT JEANLOUIS (Cook/Voice of Richard Parker, Richard Parker/ Puppeteer, Ensemble, Fight Captain) Meredith Monk’s Indra’s Net (Chorus), Dr. Bernice Reagan Johnson and Toshi Reagan’s international tour of Parable of the Sower: The Opera (Bankole/ Richard Moss), based on the novel by Octavia E. Butler, Katori Hall’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Hot Wing King (Cordell), and SITI Company’s The Bacchae (King Pentheus).

MI KANG (Lulu Chen/Mrs. Biology Kumar/Zaida Khan) is thrilled to be part of the Life of Pi! Selected credits: Inherit the Wind (Goodman); Villette (Lookingglass); The Chinese Lady (TimeLine); Dracula (Cincy Playhouse); Journal of Ben Uchida (Seattle Children’s); Tale for Time Being (Book-It). Mi is a Northwestern MFA Acting graduate and represented by Stewart Talent.

SHARAYU MAHALE (Rani, u/s Pi) is an Indian-American actor and dancer. After completing a BS in Business from NYU she pivoted to a career in the performing arts! Credits include: Monsoon Wedding (Off-Broadway), “Cobra Kai” (Netflix), Footnotes (Amazon), Frankie Meets Jack (Tubi). Thank you Aai and Papa! @sharayu.mahale

SINCLAIR MITCHELL (Admiral Jackson/ Russian Sailor/Father Martin). Broadway: The Lion King. Off-Broadway: The

Emperor Jones, Harlem Song. National Tour: The Prom, School of Rock, The Producers, The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas. Regional: Shout Sister Shout!, The Wiz. CCM Grad, Olympic Torch Bearer (’96 games). Love to fiancé Joey. Thanks to About Artists Agency.

MAYA RANGULU (Swing, u/s Amma/ Nurse, u/s Lulu Chen/Mrs. Biology Kumar/Zaida Khan, u/s Rani) is thrilled to make her national tour debut! Originally from Portland, OR, her training includes American Conservatory Theater, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, AMAW Los Angeles, and a BA from Stanford University. Endless gratitude to family, friends, and mentors. Here’s to the stories we tell and the people we love. @mayarangulu

BETSY ROSEN (Assistant Puppetry and Movement Director/Puppet Captain/Richard Parker/Puppeteer, Ensemble) is a Helen Hayes Awardwinning artist based in NYC. Broadway: Life of Pi (OBC). Selected credits: Sydney Opera House, Lincoln Center, American Repertory Theater, Cincinnati Playhouse, Woolly Mammoth. Grateful for all who hold me up, the LOP family, and FSE. @thebetsyrosen

DAVID SHIH (Swing, u/s Cook/Voice of Richard Parker, u/s Admiral Jackson/ Russian Sailor/Father Martin, u/s Leonard Chen/Mr. Biology Kumar/Mr. Khan, Mr. Okamoto/Captain). Previous: Life of Pi (Broadway and A.R.T.) Recent Off-Broadway: SUMO (The Public), Bus Stop (Classic Stage). TV: “Law & Order,” “Billions,” “The Path.” Film: The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Eighth Grade, Saving Face. Voice of Eddie Toh in GTA V.

ANNA VOMÁČKA (Richard Parker/ Puppeteer, Ensemble) is a dancer who has worked with Brennan Gerard & Ryan Kelly, Bebe Miller, & Nami Yamamoto. She also creates her own work, including film Listening Near an Edge (2022) and immersive performance W A S T E in S P A C E (2019). Excited for her national tour debut! Annavomacka.com, @anna.vomacka

SORAB WADIA (Father). From Bombay, India. Tours: Aladdin, Oklahoma!, Kite Runner (solo play). International: Jihad! The Musical (West End, London), Merchant of Venice (Venice, Italy), Bend It Like Beckham (Toronto). Regional: Nathan the Wise (Folger/ Theater J), Much Ado About Nothing (St. Louis Shakespeare Festival),

Monsoon Wedding (Berkeley Rep). Off-Broadway: Babette’s Feast (Theater at St. Clement’s), The Tempest (LaMama), Bunty Berman Presents… (The New Group), Nymph Errant (Prospect Theater). TV: “Blacklist: Redemption,” “Madame Secretary,” “L&O: SVU,” “30 Rock,” “Chapelle’s Show.” @SorabWadia

YANN MARTEL (Novelist) is a Canadian writer. He is the author of a collection of short stories and four novels, most notably Life of Pi, for which he won the 2002 Man Booker Prize. Writing credits include: The Facts Behind the Helsinki Roccamatios, Self, Life of Pi, Beatrice and Virgil, The High Mountains of Portugal and the non-fiction collection 101 Letters to a Prime Minister: The Complete Letters to Stephen Harper. Martel is presently at work on Son of Nobody, a novel about the Trojan War. He lives in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, with the writer Alice Kuipers and their four children.

LOLITA CHAKRABARTI (Playwright) is an actress and award-winning playwright. She won an Olivier, WhatsOnStage and UK Theatre Award for Best New Play for Life of Pi. Her adaptation of Hamnet recently opened at The RSC and London’s West End. Her debut play Red Velvet earned her the Evening Standard Charles Wintour Award and The Critics’ Circle Award for Most Promising Playwright and an Olivier Award nomination. Other writing includes Hymn, Invisible Cities, Calmer, dramaturg on Message In A Bottle and Sylvia. Lolita trained at RADA and has worked as an actress on stage and screen for 35 years.

MAX WEBSTER (Director) is a Tony and Olivier Award-nominated director specializing in new work, opera, and live music events. Theatre credits include: The Importance of Being Earnest (upcoming, National Theatre); Macbeth (Donmar and West End); Henry V (Donmar); Antigone, As You Like It and Twelfth Night (Regent’s Park); Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax (Old Vic/ San Diego Old Globe/Minneapolis Children’s Theatre); The Jungle Book (Fiery Angel); Fanny and Alexander, Cover My Tracks (Old Vic); The Twits (Leicester Curve); The Winter’s Tale (Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh); The Sea of Fertility, Mary Stuart (Parco Tokyo); Much Ado About Nothing (Globe); Orlando, To Kill a Mockingbird, My

Young and Foolish Heart (Royal Exchange, Manchester); James and the Giant Peach, My Generation (Leeds Playhouse). Opera: La Bohème (Göteborgsoperan, Sweden) and The Merry Widow (ENO).

ASHLEY BROOKE MONROE (Tour Director). Broadway: Life of Pi, Indecent, Fun Home, The Glass Menagerie Broadway National Tour: Hamilton (resident director). Off-Broadway: All of Me (The New Group), Julius Caesar (CSC), Death Cruise (Access Theater), The Goree All-Girl String Band (Theatre Row). Regional: All of Me (Barrington Stage Company), Fun Home (Cape Rep), Indecent (Huntington, Center Theatre Group).

TIM HATLEY (Scenic Design and Costume Design) Broadway/West End: Starlight Express 2024, Back to the Future: The Musical, Life of Pi, Dreamgirls, Travesties, Ghosts, Vincent in Brixton, Temple, Bodyguard, Shrek, Spamalot, Humble Boy, Private Lives, The Crucible, The Pajama Game, Carmen, Don Quixote, My Fair Lady, Singin’ in the Rain. Film credits include Closer, Notes on a Scandal, and Stage Beauty. Winner of three Tony Awards and three Olivier Awards for Best Design. timhatley.com

FINN CALDWELL (Co-Puppet Design, Puppetry/Movement Director) is an Olivier Award-winning director, designer and performer; he is a co-artistic director of Gyre & Gimble, where his co-director/puppet designer credits include The Four Seasons: A Reimagining (Globe), The Hartlepool Monkey (U.K. tour) and The Elephantom (National Theatre/West End). As puppet co-designer/director: The Wicker Husband (Watermill), The Grinning Man (Bristol Old Vic/West End), Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax (Old Vic/ San Diego Old Globe/Minneapolis Children’s Theatre) and Running Wild (Chichester/Regent’s Park/U.K. tour). As director of puppetry/movement: The Ocean at the End of the Lane, Angels in America, The Light Princess and War Horse (all National Theatre/ West End). As director, credits include: Ex Machina (NIDA, Australia) and Lardo (Old Red Lion).

NICK BARNES (Co-Puppet Design) began making puppets at university and afterwards at the Slade School of Fine Arts, incorporating puppets into his theatre designs for opera and theatre. He subsequently formed the puppetry company Blind Summit

Theatre, devising and performing in shows which toured internationally from the Edinburgh Fringe to the Metropolitan Opera and co-directed the puppetry for the London Olympic Games opening ceremony. Nick now runs his puppet making studio in Hove. Follow Nick’s work atnickbarnespuppets.co.uk.

ANDRZEJ GOULDING (Video and Animation Design). Video designs include & Juliet, Room, Groundhog Day (Broadway); Starlight Express, Just For One Day, Life of Pi, The Drifters Girl, & Juliet, Message in a Bottle, Sylvia, The Unfriend, Eureka Day, Pressure (West End); People, Places and Things (St Ann’s Warehouse); Henry V, Coriolanus (Donmar Warehouse, NT Live); The Da Vinci Code (U.K. tour); Burn (Joyce Theater); The Machine (Park Avenue Armory), Message in a Bottle (tour).

TIM LUTKIN (Lighting Design). Tony and two-time Olivier Award winner. Broadway: Back to the Future: The Musical, Life of Pi. Select West End: The Crucible, Back to the Future, Fiddler on the Roof, Noises Off, Strangers on a Train, Close to You, The Full Monty, Present Laughter, Chimerica, Quiz, Lungs, A Number, Elf, Big. National Theatre: Under Milk Wood, Antony and Cleopatra, LesBlancs, Jack Absolute Flys Again.

TIM DEILING (Lighting Design). West End credits: SIX, Knights of the Rose, American Idiot, Cinderella, Dick Whittington, Vanities the Musical. He’s also lit many U.K. tours including Club Tropicana, Our House, HMS Pinafore and Summer Holiday. He’s worked on many plays/musicals at regional U.K. theatres and throughout Europe. He’s also worked for many years as an associate to Ken Billington and The National Theatre in London. Tim is an American living in London.

CAROLYN DOWNING (Sound Design) is an award-winning sound designer working internationally in a variety of fields with creativity and collaboration at the heart of her work. Carolyn’s work includes The Commonwealth Games 2022 Opening Ceremony, Birmingham; Jean Michel Basquiat: King Pleasure exhibition; The Normal Heart for the National Theatre; Downstate at National Theatre, Steppenwolf, Playwrights Horizons; Henry V for Donmar; Summer and Smoke (Olivier nomination 2019)

and Chimerica for Sonia Friedman Productions (Olivier Award 2015).

DAVID BRIAN BROWN (Wig Design). Broadway highlights: Drama Desk Awards for Mrs. Doubtfire and War Paint Moulin Rouge!, Life of Pi, Come From Away, Dear Evan Hansen, Frozen, She Loves Me (Drama Desk nomination), Shrek, Legally Blonde, Spamalot, Nine, Sweet Smell of Success, Aida, Chicago, Side Show. Film credits: Angels in America (Emmy-nominated), Too Wong Foo….

ANDREW T. MACKAY (Original Music) is an Olivier Award-nominated composer and the co-founder of Bombay Dub Orchestra. He studied at the London College of Music. His music often fuses orchestra with traditional elements from the project’s region and has scored many films in India and around the globe. Life of Pi was Andrew’s first theatre score, followed by Henry V (Donmar) with Kit Harington. The soundtrack to Life of Pi is available on all streaming platforms.

JACK BRADLEY (Dramaturgy) is a dramaturg, translator and playwright. As literary manager at the National Theatre (1994-2007) he advised Richard Eyre, Trevor Nunn and Nicholas Hytner on new plays. For Sonia Friedman Productions since 2007 shows include Harry Potter and the Cursed Child; Mean Girls; and New York, New York For Tricycle Theatre (2007-2012): The Great Game, The Bomb-A Partial History, The Riots. And for Simon Friend, other work: The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel. Jack has conducted writing workshops around the world.

SCARLET WILDERINK (Global Associate Puppetry and Movement Director) (she/her/hers). One of the Olivier Award-winning puppeteers in the original West End cast of Life of Pi; then set up the ART, Broadway and Toronto productions. Regional: Life of Pi, Mirvish Theatre, American Repertory Theatre. West End: War Horse, New London Theatre; Life of Pi, Wyndham’s Theatre (Olivier Award for Best Supporting Actor); Pinocchio, National Theatre. Off-West End: The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, Southwark Playhouse; Putting It Together, The Other Palace. U.K. regional: The Wicker Husband and Watership Down, Watermill Theatre; Treasure Island, Stephen Joseph Theatre. U.K. tour: The Comedy of Errors and A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Running Wild. International: Cabaret, MAC

Theatre. Education: Guildford School of Acting. Actors’ Equity Association member.

JON HOCHE (U.S. Associate Puppetry and Movement Director/Resident Director/ Lift Captain, u/s Mr. Okamoto/ Captain/Jai, u/s Richard Parker). Broadway: Life of Pi (Richard Parker puppeteer), King Kong (Voice of King Kong/Puppeteer). Off-Broadway: Little Shop of Horrors (Audrey 2 puppeteer); Soft Power (The Public Theater, Grammy-nominated); Vietgone, Poor Yella Rednecks (Manhattan Theatre Club); Soul Samurai, The Inexplicable Redemption of Agent G (Ma-Yi Theater/Vampire Cowboys Theater); Hello, From the Children of Planet Earth (Playwrights Realm). National Tour: War Horse (Puppeteer/Puppet Captain). TV: “Hello Tomorrow!” (Apple TV+) @JonHoche ARC (Casting). 150+ productions across the globe and 13 Artios Awards for Casting. Broadway/NY Past and Present Productions include: A Wonderful World, Life of Pi, Chicago the Musical, Disney’s The Lion King and Beauty and the Beast, Hadestown, Lost in Yonkers, Great Comet of 1812, Christmas Spectacular Starring the Radio City Rockettes, 39 Steps, Pippin, La Cage aux Folles. TV/Film: Netflix, 20th Century Fox, NBC, Lionsgate, Disney Channel. West End/U.K.: Sister Act, Hadestown, Thriller Live, Menier Chocolate Factory. Tours: 1776, Girl From The North Country, Hairspray, Waitress, Urinetown, Finding Neverland, Into the Woods, We Will Rock You Regional: A.R.T., Berkeley Rep, Alley, Bay Street, Goodspeed, Hollywood Bowl, McCarter, Signature. ARC, Part of RWS Global. castingbyarc.com, castingbyarc

BOND THEATRICAL (Tour Booking, Marketing and Publicity) is an independently owned theatrical booking, marketing and publicity company representing award-winning Broadway shows and live entertainment properties. BOND connects artists and audiences by forming strategic, authentic and profitable partnerships between producers and presenters across North America. For a complete list of current projects, please visit BondTheatrical.com.

KATIE CORTEZ (Company Manager). National Tours: To Kill a Mockingbird, 1776, Waitress, The Prom, The Phantom of the Opera, Finding Neverland, Bullets

Over Broadway, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast.

FRANK DEMING II (Associate Company Manager). National Tours: Mean Girls, To Kill a Mockingbird (ACM), Pretty Woman (ACM), Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (CSM). Regional: Virginia Theatre Festival (CM), New Harmony Theatre (CM). Graduate of the University of Montevallo. Proudly mentored by Jen and Marcus Lane, Katie Cortez, and Jack Stephens.

KRISTIN NEWHOUSE (Production Stage Manager) is excited to be working on the Life of Pi tour! Recent credits include The Thing About Jellyfish (Berkeley Rep), The Outsiders (La Jolla Playhouse), and The Lion King (North American and International tours). Broadway and additional touring credits include: The Lion King, Kinky Boots, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, RENT, and Mary Poppins. Kristin has stage managed a variety of corporate events, TV shows, and special events. She has also enjoyed directing over 20 shows for Broadway Cares.

MATTHEW BROOKS (Stage Manager) (he/him). National Tours: Company; Jesus Christ Superstar; A Christmas Story; An Officer and a Gentleman; Xanadu; and Rosie Revere, Engineer and Friends. Regional: Asolo Repertory Theatre; New York Stage and Film’s Powerhouse Theatre; Connecticut Repertory Theatre; Colorado Shakespeare Festival; and the Dorset Theatre Festival. Thanks to Kelsey, Heather, my parents, and mi amore Nia most of all. Proud AEA member and graduate of the University of Illinois. matthewibbrooks.com

FOUAD HASSAN (Assistant Stage Manager) (he/him) is a blind Arab stage manager, proud of both. Fouad dedicates his work to beautiful Arabs who rarely see ourselves and our real stories represented. With credits including Broadway’s Hamilton and The Kite Runner, and Off-Broadway’s We Live in Cairo, Fouad strives to foster spaces of community, care, and visibility for all.

SARAH HOLLAND (Assistant Stage Manager) is excited to be working on her first national tour! Her past credits include: The Little Mermaid (ASM) and Waitress (ASM), Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (PA), West Side Story (PA) and Sister Act (PA) at The Municipal Theatre Association of St.

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Louis. At the Repertory Theatre St. Louis - Confederates (PA) and Moby Dick (PA) and at Metro Theater Company - Eddie & Vinnie (PSM). She would like to send a special thank you to her family for always supporting her dreams!

GENTRY & ASSOCIATES (General Manager) has managed nearly 250 national and international touring theatrical productions over the past 25 years. Current and upcoming productions include A Beautiful Noise, Beetlejuice, The Book of Mormon, The Great Gatsby, Les Misérables, Life of Pi, Mark Twain Tonight!, Cameron Mackintosh presents Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera, The Sound of Music, Water for Elephants and The Wiz.

HANNA OSMOLSKA (Executive Producer) has general managed Life of Pi in London’s West End (Wyndham’s Theatre), on U.K. tour and on international engagements. She is also the executive director of Simon Friend Entertainment whose current and recent productions include Paranormal Activity, Here You Come Again, The Girl on the Train and The Height of the Storm.

SETH WENIG (Executive Producer) has been with NETworks since its inception in 1995. He spearheaded the international tours of Fosse starring Ben Vereen and Ruthie Henshall. Seth has produced the Lincoln Center Theater production of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s South Pacific and the National Theatre production of War Horse. Together with Cameron Mackintosh, Seth served as Executive Producer for both the U.S. and U.K. tours of the National Theatre’s My Fair Lady, the 25th Anniversary U.S. tour of Les Misérables, The Phantom of the Opera tour, Miss Saigon Currently, Funny Girl, The Book of Mormon, and Life of Pi. He is most proud of his greatest productions – Marlo and Camden.

SIMON FRIEND (Producer) has commissioned, developed, lead-produced many productions in the U.K., including Life of Pi, which arrived on Broadway last year after a long run in London’s West End — the production won three Tonys and five Oliviers. This year has included world premiere productions of Minority Report, based on Philip K. Dick’s story; and Paranormal Activity, based on the Paramount Pictures films; the enormously successful new Dolly Parton musical Here You Come Again across the U.K. and in London; and the forthcoming new play Second Best. Recent West End credits: The Real Thing, Life of Pi, Bad Jews, The Starry Messenger, The Girl on the Train, The Height of the Storm (also Broadway) and Admissions, amongst many others. Simon

also produced the Academy Award-winning film The Father

DARYL ROTH (Producer) holds the singular distinction of producing seven Pulitzer Prizewinning plays: Anna in the Tropics, August: Osage County, Clybourne Park, How I Learned to Drive, Proof, Edward Albee’s Three Tall Women and Wit The proud recipient of 13 Tony Awards and London’s Olivier Award, over 130 productions including Kinky Boots, Into the Woods, Indecent, Left on Tenth and The Normal Heart. Trustee, Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and Lincoln Center Theater. Honored to have been inducted into the Theater Hall of Fame.

HAL LUFTIG (Producer). Winner of five Tony Awards and two Olivier Awards, Hal Luftig has worked on and off Broadway for the past 35 years. Broadway includes Here Lies Love, Plaza Suite, American Utopia, Kinky Boots, Children of a Lesser God, Legally Blonde, Thoroughly Modern Millie, The Diary of Anne Frank and Angels in America. Off-Broadway: Fiddler on the Roof in Yiddish; Scotland, PA (Roundabout); Here Lies Love (The Public). Upcoming: Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, Becoming Nancy and Scotland, PA (Broadway).

MARK GORDON PICTURES (Producer). Broadway: Romeo + Juliet, Life of Pi, The Piano Lesson, POTUS. Off-Broadway/ Regional: Teeth, Highway Patrol, Nollywood Dreams, The Buddy System. U.K.: People, Places and Things, Brace Brace, Punch, School Girls; Or, the African Mean Girls Play Film: Saving Private Ryan, Speed, The Day After Tomorrow, 2012, Murder on the Orient Express, Source Code, Molly’s Game, Steve Jobs, The Patriot. Television: “Grey’s Anatomy,” “Criminal Minds,” “Ray Donovan,” “Designated Survivor,” “Quantico,” “Private Practice,” “The Rookie.”

NETWORKS PRESENTATIONS (Producer) is an industry-leading producer of touring theatrical productions, committed to delivering quality entertainment to audiences worldwide for more than 25 years. Current and upcoming productions include A Beautiful Noise, Beetlejuice, The Book of Mormon, The Great Gatsby, Les Misérables, Life of Pi, Mark Twain Tonight!, Cameron Mackintosh presents Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera, The Sound of Music, Water for Elephants and The Wiz.

42ND.CLUB (Co-Producer) is a seven-time Tony Award-winning network of Broadway producers and investors. Productions include & Juliet, Hadestown and Moulin Rouge!. In development: Alice in Neverland Producers: Phil & Claire Kenny, Winston Hatta

(@buddybroadway) and Miles & Bonnie Romney. 42nd.club

PLAYING FIELD (Co-Producer). Combining our knowledge of theatre and capital, Playing Field is dedicated to accelerating the creation of world class theatre through the early-stage development, late-stage investment and production of a wide variety of projects in London, nationally and internationally. Work includes The Lehman Trilogy, Back to the Future, Life of Pi, War Horse, Starlight Express, Dear England, Stranger Things, The Motive and the Cue, Moulin Rouge!, Merrily We Roll Along, Funny Girl, Patriots and Jerusalem. playingfield.co.uk

HARRIET NEWMAN LEVE (Co-Producer) has won four Tony Awards. Productions include Ain’t Too Proud, Beautiful, An American in Paris, Hedwig, War Horse, The 39 Steps, The Mountaintop, A Little Night Music, La Cage aux Folles, The Norman Conquests, The Diary of Anne Frank, The Crucible and Stomp.

INDEPENDENT PRESENTERS NETWORK

(Co-Producer). Over 30 presenters of touring Broadway in the U.S., U.K. and Asia. Recent/ Upcoming: & Juliet, The Devil Wears Prada, The Notebook, Moulin Rouge! The Musical, Some Like It Hot.

JOHN GORE ORGANIZATION

(Co-Producer) family of companies include Broadway Across America and Broadway.com, under the supervision of 22time Tony-winning producer John Gore. Productions include: MJ, Moulin Rouge!, The Outsiders, Gypsy

KUHN DODANI (Co-Producer). Eric Kuhn is a Tony Award-winning producer between New York and London and co-CEO and cofounder of Folk Media Group. Nik Dodani is an actor, filmmaker, and producer who serves as CEO of Cosmic Pomegranate and co-founder of The Salon.

KATE AND BILL FISHEL (Co-Producer) live in the Pacific Palisades with their three sons Mike, John, and Andy and their own representative of the divine through love, fear, and survival: Wally Washington Fishel.

AMERICAN REPERTORY THEATER (Co-Producer) at Harvard University, led by Terrie and Bradley Bloom Artistic Director Diane Paulus and Executive Director Kelvin Dinkins, Jr., produces groundbreaking work to catalyze dialogue and transformation. The A.R.T. is a Tony Award-winning creative hub, launching acclaimed productions seen on Broadway, across the U.S., and around the world including Jagged Little Pill, Waitress, Great Comet, All the Way, The Glass Menagerie, Pippin, Once, The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess, 1776, and Real Women Have Curves (upcoming).

SHEFFIELD THEATRES (Co-Producer) is the largest U.K. producing theatre complex outside London, comprising the Crucible, Lyceum and Playhouse. Celebrated for creating bold new work, recent hits include Life of Pi, Everybody’s Talking About Jamie and Standing at the Sky’s Edge.

Opening Night: December 10, 2024 STAFF FOR LIFE OF PI

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS

Hanna Osmolska and Seth Wenig

GENERAL MANAGEMENT

Gentry & Associates

Gregory Vander Ploeg

PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT

NETworks Presentations

Jason Juenker

Matthew Reardon

TOUR BOOKING, MARKETING & PUBLICITY

BOND THEATRICAL bondtheatrical.com

TOUR BOOKING

Temah Higgins Mollie Mann

Wendy Roberts

TOUR MARKETING & PUBLICITY

DJ Martin Jenny Bates Marc Viscardi

Tony Joy Harrison Mootoo

CASTING

ARC

Duncan Stewart, CSA Mark Brandon, CSA

Patrick Maravilla, Jarrett Reiche, Kendra Luca Kyle Coker, Devi Peot, Jaron Cole

Ryan Stana, CEO RWS Global

Ryan Saab, SVP RWS Global

Production Stage Manager Kristin Newhouse

Stage Manager .......................................... Matthew Brooks

Assistant Stage Manager Fouad Hassan, Sara Holland

Company Manager Katie Cortez

Associate Company Manager Frank Deming II

Associate Puppet Designer Caroline Bowman

Associate Scenic Designer ............................. Ross Edwards

Associate Costume Designer ....................... Robin L. McGee

Assistant Costume Designer Jeanna DiPaolo

Associate Lighting Designers Timothy Reed, Paul Toben

Moving Light Programmer Paul Toben

U.K. Associate Sound Designers.....................Sam Clarkson, Elliott Williams/Sound Quiet Time

Associate Video and Animation Designer Brad Peterson

Video Associate and Programmer Dan Trenchard

Production Supervisor Sharika Niles

Production Electrician Eric Norris

Production Sound ........................................ Shannon Slaton

Assistant Production Sound Nikki Belenski

Production Props Dan Brown

Production Video Chelsea Zalikowski

Production Puppets Marta Sarrion, Aga Fraczak

Production Carpenter.................................................. pesci

Head Carpenter/Automation Shayne LH

Assistant Carpenter Brit Keyser, Shawn Watson

Head Electrician Lars Stolpe

Assistant Electricians

Jeremy Bolnick, Tim Mack

Head Sound ................................................. Philip Franzone

Assistant Sound ......................................... Jimmy O’Connor

Head Props

Cailin Kucera

Assistant Props Robyn Monkarsh

Puppet Tech Jena Kerr

Wardrobe Supervisor Tyler J. Guse

Assistant Wardrobe .................................. Nichole Marie Hull

Costume Researcher Maariyah Sharjil

Fight Director Rod Kinter

Dialect Coach Luca Fontaine

Production Assistants ........... Sarah Holland, Gabriella Shead, Campbell Tiffin

Merchandising The Araca Group

Merchandise Manager....................................... Kelli Farmer

Marketing Materials AKA NYC

Promotional Video Situation, Spotco, Tour Design

Photography ............................................. Matthew Murphy, Evan Zimmerman

Tour Booking, Marketing & Publicity Office BOND Theatrical Nilesha Alexander, Kolten Bell, Melissa Cohen, Jesse Daniels, Alexandra De La Cerda, Caroline Frawley, Bridget Gross, Ayanna Jernigan, Steph Kelleher, Deborah Mann, Scotland Newton, Elisabeth Reyes, Laura Rizzo, Madison St. Amour, Linda Stewart

Physical Therapy Pip Gamble, NEURO TOUR Physical Therapy, Inc.

Safety Consultant ....................................... Bryan Huneycutt

Accounting NETworks Presentations LLC

Tax Accountant Jeff Mensch

Legal Services

David F. Schwartz, Esq., Gray Schwartz LLP

HR Support .................................................K+K Reset, LLC

Housing ...................................................... Road Concierge

Travel Agency Kessler & Co. /Direct Travel

Trucking Clark Transfer

LifeofPiBway.com

Facebook, X, Instagram, TikTok: @LifeofPiBway FOR NETWORK PRESENTATIONS

Chief Executive Officer Orin Wolf

President/Chief Production Officer Seth Wenig

Chief Operating Officer/Chief Financial Officer ........Margaret Daniel

Business Affairs

Scott W. Jackson

Executive Producers Mimi Intagliata, Hannah Rosenthal, Trinity Wheeler

Vice President of Finance

Scott Levine

Sr. Director/Finance ........................................... John Kinna

Controller Jennifer Gifford

Director of Tour Accounting

Laura S. Carey

Tax Director Pat Guerieri

Tax Assistant Deborah Brown

Accounts Payables & Receivables Clerk ........... Lisa Loveless

Sr. Director, Booking & Engagements

Directors, Booking & Engagements

Amanda Laird

Stacey Burns, Colin Byrne

Booking Assistant Lily Flippin

Director of Sales

Zach Stevenson

Director of Marketing ...................................... Heather Hess

Sr. Director/General Management Gregory Vander Ploeg

General Managers

Madeline McCluskey, Rebecca Shubart Steven Varon-Moore

Associate General Manager Amanda Lenti, Heather Moss, Shira Wolf

Sr. Director/Production Management .............. Jason Juenker

Sr. Production Manager Hector Guivas

Production Managers Matthew Reardon, Alex Williams

Associate Production Manager Aimeé Mangual Pagán

Technical Director ...................................................... pesci

Production Coordinator ................................Gina Boccolucci

NETworks Asset Manager Richard Haug

Director of Operations Pearce Landry-Wegener

Workers Compensation Coordinator Kayla Rooplal

People Operations/Payroll Manager Sara Clayton

Executive Assistant.................................... Isabella Schiavon

Office Manager Michelle Adye

Adminstrative Assistant

Aidan Herman

Music Coordinator John Mezzio

SIMON FRIEND ENTERTAINMENT

Producer ........................................................ Simon Friend

Executive Director Hanna Osmolska

Associate General Manager Amy Hendry

Associate General Manager Kati Donlon

Associate General Manager Aaron Rogers

Production Coordinator ....................................... Mia Franey

Finance Director ........................................... George Bradley

Payroll Toni Palmer, Francesca Oldnall

Administration Assistant Poppy Maxwell

DARYL ROTH PRODUCTIONS

Associate Producer ......................................... Megan Smith

Executive Assistant..........................................Patton Linder

Producing Assistant Rebecca Salzhauer, Sarah Shapiro

Director of Finance Emily Currie

Bookkeeper Darren Ley

Interim Associate Producer ........................ Victoria Weinberg

HAL LUFTIG PROUDCTIONS

Hal Luftig

Producer Kevin Connor

Associate Producer Eli Cohen

MARK GORDON PICTURES

Producer Mark Gordon President Bibby Dunn

Producers Jessica Chase, Katie Myers, Bonnie-Chance Roberts

Associate Producer .................................. Michela Rodriquez

Executive Assistants Chelsey Dobbins, Andrea Rivera, Taylla Smith

CREDITS

Scenery fabricated by Great Lakes Scenic Studios, Burlington, ON, Show Control and Scenic Motion Control featuring STAGE COMMAND SYSTEMS® by PRG Scenic Technologies, a division of PRG Broadway L.L.C., New Windsor, New York. Sound and Video Systems provided by Sound Associates, Yonkers, NY. Lighting equipment from Christie Lites. Costumes by Eric Winterling Inc., Pintler Costumes. Puppets made by Nick Barnes Puppets: Caroline Bowman, Jodie Dean, Aga Fraczak, Harriet Lansdown , Suzanne Law, Chelsey Lee, Oli Simonon, Georgina Smith, Jessica Taylor, Charlie Tymms, Ash West.

Rehearsed at NEW 42nd Street Studios, 229 W 42nd Street, New York, NY.

SPECIAL THANKS TO Cameron Mackintosh, Mark Lunsford, Emma Watt, Skip Curtiss, Sabrina Cuniberto.

Broadway Across America

Hippodrome Theatre, Baltimore, MD

Ron Legler, President and Chris Mahan, Vice President.

Insurance Broker Services

EPIC Entertainment & Sports

Financial Services and banking arrangements by Flagstar Bank N.A.

The Actors and Stage Managers employed in this production are members of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers of the United States.

The Musicians employed in this production are members of the American Federation of Musicians of the United States and Canada.

The Director and Choreographer are members of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, Inc., an independent national labor union.

The Press Agents and Company Managers employed in this production are represented by the Association of Theatrical Press Agents & Managers.

Backstage employees are represented by the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (or I.A.T.S.E.).

United Scenic Artists represents designers and scenic artists for the American Theatre.

This productio n is produced by a member of The Broadway League in collaboration with our professional union-represented employees.

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Alan Hooper, Secretary

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John E. Abdo

Rebecca Bratter

Debra Hixon

Barbara H. Jones

Robert B. Lochrie III

John M. Milledge

Dev Motwani

George I. Platt

Barbra Stern

BROWARD PERFORMING ARTS FOUNDATION

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Alice Lucia Jackson, Secretary

Ann Burris, Treasurer

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Donor Honor Roll

The Broward Performing Arts Foundation gratefully acknowledges the generosity of the following benefactors whose support has helped maintain the Broward Center’s excellence over the years.

Honor Roll of Cumulative Giving

$5,000,000 and Above

The Huizenga Family • Bernard and Suzanne Scharf

Lillian S. Wells Foundation

$2,500,000 and Above

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Mary N. Porter Legacy Fund of the Community Foundation of Broward

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$500,000 and Above

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Carol Harrison Kalagher • Dr. and Mrs. Nile R. Lestrange

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Michelle Howland Sussman • Taft Foundation • Kenny and Sandy Tate and Family Nancy Bryant and Jerry Taylor

$250,000 and Above

The Jan and Frank Abdo Family • Ron and Kathy Assaf

Bonnie Barnett and Dr. Robert L. Kagan • Blanche and Bill Baum • Gene Berman

Neil Burmeister and Bob Romano • Caring Friends Foundation, Bank of America, N.A., Co-Trustee

Rick and Rita Case Automotive Group • The Robert Elmore Family • Jack and Beverly Fox Funding Arts Broward • Jesse and Susan Gaddis • Harry A. and Edith D. Gampel

Linda Gill and Mary Gill • William Glazer and Thomas Smith, PhD

Janice and Robert Goldsten • Douglas Gorab in loving memory of Ron Plotkin

Barbara and Arnold Grevior • Raymond C. Griffis, Jr. and Mark R. Tews

Halprin Family Foundation A • Andrew and Tanya Heller • The Hooper Family

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Michael and Barbara Landry • The Family of Richard and Marie and Alan and Marsha Levy

Brooke and Robert Lochrie • Robin and Per Lööf • Dr. Lee and Brigitte Mandel

Diana and Emmett McTigue • Mr. Ken Meares and Dr. Sharon McQuillan

Mercedes-Benz of Fort Lauderdale • Barry Minoff • Jan and Jim Moran • Motwani Family

William and Anita Newman Foundation • Performing Arts Center PACERS, Inc.

Timothy and Suzanne Peterson • Sandy and Art Phillips • Publix Super Markets Charities

Nan and Raymond E. Sachs • Stu Siegel • The Sidney, Milton & Leoma Simon Foundation

Chester M. Slonaker and Don Friedman • Barry and Susan Somerstein Family

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Abbe and Steven Becker

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Richard and Sandy Berkowitz

Jonathan and Stacy Berstein

Bob Birdsong

Blockbuster Entertainment Corp.

Blosser Family Fund of the Community Foundation of Broward

BNY Mellon Wealth Management

Robert and Christina Brinkman

Burdette Beckmann Inc.

Vivian Cardia

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The Chatoff Charitable Foundation

Peter B. Cinelli, M.D. and Michael LiPuma

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Future Tech Enterprise

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Martin B. Greenberg

Foundation – David and Tracey Greenberg

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Gunster Law Firm

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Steven Halmos

Family Foundation

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George Dean and Susu Johnson

Richard and Mary Kazares

Sam W. Klein Charitable Foundation

John S. and James L. Knight Foundation

Kelly and Keith Koenig –City Furniture

Kimberly and Dennis Kozlowski

The Krause Family Foundation

Adam and Tina Kreysar

Mary Fanizzi Krystoff

Charlie Ladd

Arthur and Christine Lambertus

Liz and Kurt Langsenkamp

The Lasdon Family Foundation

Mr. Peter Lavezzoli

Isabel and Marvin Leibowitz

Ida and Ray Leightman

Senator George S. LeMieux

Dara and Jarett Levan

Ashley and Matt Lindsay

Susan and Buddy Lochrie

Marcel and Barbara Maier and Family

Catherine and Matt Mandell

The Mandic Family

The Harry T. Mangurian, Jr. Foundation, Inc.

The Marquis George MacDonald Foundation –Mr. Lee McDonald

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Marrinson

The Carl Mayhue Family

David J. Lavelle and Bruce P. McBean

Jack and Stephanie Melnicoff

The John & Dee Mercede

Family and Janet Mercede Real Estate

Dr. Edward D. and Susan M. Michaelson

Mary and Dean Middleton

Lesleen and Donald Mileham

Cheryl and Christian Miller

Keith and Deb Oates

Patrick and Gail O’Brien

The Olefson Family

Peggy Olin

Molly O’Neill and Mary Ginnard

Merle and Michael Orlove

John and Priscilla Oughton

Bruce G. Paddock

Eduardo Pelaez, Gabriella Smith and Family

Elizabeth and Jonathan Peress

Louis and Anita Perlman Family Foundation

PNC Foundation

Harry L. Posin

Jo Ann and Philip Procacci

Senator Nan and David Rich

Beth and Philip Rielly

Leonard and Sally Robbins

Jeffery and Pam Roberts

Shannon and Johnathan Robertson

Cynthia and Ramón Rodríguez

Bruce and Jacquelyn Rogow

Mr. and Mrs. John Roschman

Sharon Roscioli

Marcelle and Andy Rosen

Miriam and David Rush

Dr. and Mrs. Luigi Salvaneschi

Anne and William Scherer

Lois and John Schmatz

Alan M. Schwartz, M.D.

Marjorie and Martin Schwartzberg

Sensormatic Electronics Corporation

Jill Siegel

Drazia and Harvey Simon

Muriel and Don Smith

Susan A. Smith

SouthState Bank

Alex C. Spektor

Mrs. George Sprague

Perry and Sandy Stamos

Roni and Stuart Stein

Theodore R. Stephan

Mr. Jeremy Straub

Kitty and Chuck Tatelbaum

Pamela Tindall

Stephanie Toothaker

Roxanne and Mark Zinn $100,000 and Above

Thomas Family Foundation

Toppel Family Foundation

Joyce Worthington Virga

Mark and Lynda Walter

Beckie and Marshall Weinberg

Barton and Shirley Weisman

Wells Fargo

Wilson Butler Architects

Jorge and Alix Wolf

Richard J. Wolfenden

Kristin and Jake Wurzak

Pam Africk and Shari Africk-Olefson

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allegri and Family

Drs. Neel Amin and Travis Lewis

Peter L. Babinski, M.D. and Alan L. Curtis

Julia Baldwin

Drs. Alvan and Linda Balent

Gloria and Herbert Barker

David and Michael Barnes

Dr. Howard and Mrs. Judee Barron

BB&T

Caryn and Michael Bedzow

Kimberly and Barry Belmont

John and Sandy Benz

Berkson Family

C. Graham Berwind III –Director, Spring Point Partners

Bessemer Trust Company

The Binko Family

The Boca Raton

Ellyn Bogdanoff

David Bowles and Christopher Boswell

Betsy and Robert Bradford

Howard and Rebecca Braverman

Dr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Brizel

Erin and Keith Brown

Nancy Brown – Fritch Foundation

Mrs. Blanche S. Buck

Setnor Byer Family Charitable Fund

Mr. Andrew and Dr. Connie Caldwell

Margaret and Matt Callihan

Luciana Caplan

Kevin and Mary Carroll

James L. Case and Family

Arlo and Robert Casper

George Catzavelos

Flo and Rick Celender

Chance Family

Eleanor Chaney

The Chernov Family

Robin and Steven Chess

Caryn Clayman

Ruchel and Pieter Coetzee

Lisa and James Colen

Nelson and Hollis D’Antonio

Daoud’s Fine Jewelry

John and Elizabeth Deinhardt

Bob DeLizza

Jonathan DeLuca

Tiffany and David DiPietro

Dr. Jim Doherty

Dr. Tony and Jean Dorto

Paige and Whitney Dutton

Gwen and Howard Dvorkin

Najla & Bernie Eastman

Margaret Edwards

Andy Elisburg

Jim Ellis

Mrs. Anne A. Ellman

$50,000 and Above

Waden E. Emery III MD FAAN

Raquel and President Emeritus

Ray Ferrero Jr.

Fifth Third Bank

Mark Finkelstein – Sonny and Linda Finkelstein

Anita and Michael Fischler

Flamingo Road Nursery –Lisa and Jim Dezell

Sharon Florescue

Florida Power & Light

Florida Theatrical Association

Margie and Trevor Fried

Leta and Joe Gardella

Mr. David and Dr. Ellen Gendal

Jason S. Gibson

Sonia and Michael Gleit

Sara and Steven M. Goldberg

Sally Goldman Foundation

Clay B. Goldstein and Marty Silver

Sally and Neil Goldwasser

Golda and Sheldon Golub

Esther Zinn Gordon

The Reuben and Mollie Gordon Foundation, Inc.

Gore Family Memorial Foundation Trust

Andrew Greenfield

Walter and Christina Griffith

Richard Grillo and James Coughlin

Gross Family Trust

Suzanne Gunzburger

Nurit and Steve Haft

Hale Piano and Organ, Inc. –Charles K. Hale

Marie and Leo Hansen

Dr. and Mrs. Jacob J. Harris

Bill and Patty Hawk

Craig and Rachel Hecker

Crockett Herd

Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Hift

Mr. and Mrs. Zach Hoffman

Wes and Mercedes Holston

Marci and Ron Holzer

Michael and Yvette Hooley

Carola Hooper

Frank and Donna Horkey

Carmen and Peter Hotchkiss

Daniel Hotte and Vita Gopman Hotte

Karen and David Humble

Hans J. Hvide and J. Erik Hvide

Iberia

IBM

Incapital

Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Ingalls

Joseph and Patricia Jack

Dr. and Mrs. Maury A. Jayson

Helen and Kirnanja Joe

Craig Johnston and James Stellas

Dr. James and Janet Jordan

Robert B. Judd

Lital and Itai Kathein

Mr. and Mrs. Sherman A. Katz

Dr. Albert E. Kaufman and Esther G. Kaufman

Andrée and Harvey Kelly

David Kilmnick and Robert Vitelli

Lisa Kitei

Harold and Deko Klebanoff

William Korey

Jon Kotler, M.D. & Anita Paoli Kotler, Esq.

John O. LaFollette

Gwendolyn and Sydney Landers

Carole Wien Langer

Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Liebeskind

Dr. Fred and Bonnie Lippman

The Livek Family

Mitchell Lombard

Sean Donovan and Lori Macpherson

Ira Maltz and Janis Gallinson

Sandi and John Mann

Karen Mintz Margulies

Mastriana Family

Dr. and Mrs. Wayne and Lianne Maxson

Laura L. McAuliffe

Tom and Vickie McDonald

Andy McNeill and Todd Bludworth

Cindy and Jeff McWaters

Rosalee and Charles Messa

The Miller Family

Fred and Audrey Millsaps

Minto Foundation

Dr. Herbert and Mrs. Marcia Moselle

Moss & Associates

Bernie and Cheri Moyle

Peter S. Mozino Foundation –Ted J. Mozino, Joan Readding, Barbara Mozino Seegul

William and Una Murphy

Melinda Nakaya and Dana Cellucci

Naro Family

Carole Nugent

Betty and Dan O’Connor

James and Laura O’Connor

Paul M. and Patricia E. O’Hara

Old School Hospitality

Jeannie and Michael O’Neill

The Opera Guild, Inc.

Claire and Harold Oshry

Frances Osthoff

Wes and Angie Parker

Ladan and Patrick G. Patel

Forest Patten and Jamie Stafford

Marc and Phyllis Pechter

Sheryl Maher and Blaine Phillips

Caroline Pierce

George and Anne Platt

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Quatrano

$50,000 and Above (cont’d)

Dr. William J. and Deborah Rand

Lindsay Raphael

The Rinker Companies Foundation, Inc.

Robin and Michael Robins

Lisa and Richard Roselli

Durée and Dwayne Ross

Joni and Alan Routman

Runway Growers

Shelly and Phoebe Satlin

Mr. Tim and Dr. Mary Scanlon

Alexandria and John Scherer

Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon J. Schlesinger

Sheri Fiske Schultz and Lee Lasris

Joel Schwartz Family

Theresa, Denise & Robin Scogna

Wylie T. Scott, M.D.

Sarah and Kelley Shanley

Ashley and Shea Smith

Wilbur and Jean Snider

Allan C. Sorensen

Carolyne Smith Spataro

Dr. Henry and Elaine Spiro

Susan and Marshall Steirn

Anita Stember

Isobel and Roger Sturgeon

Chuck Sussman

Paul and Jodi Tartell

Ticketmaster

Gale Goldstein Tucker

The Ovation Society

Katie and Paul Turner

Dr. Brian Udell

Jacqueline Udell

Ultimate Kronos Group - UKG

Steven and Carolyn Valancy

Betsy and David Weisman and Family

Florence and Bob Werner

Gene A. Whiddon, Sr.

Jeremy and Yeva Wilford

Lynne Wines

Dr. and Mrs. Zachariah P. Zachariah

Linda and Scott Zakheim

Judd and Laura Zebersky

Patricia and Lawrence Zuanich

The Ovation Society recognizes friends who support the Broward Center with planned gift arrangements.

John E. Abdo • Beverly Raphael Altman • Stephanie Aoun and Robert Wagner

Beverly S. Bachrach • Bonnie Barnett • Richard A. Berkowitz

Ann M. Burris • Judith Carney • Flo and Rick Celender

Carolyn Davis and Ned Black and Philip Davis • Dr. Lynn Dieter • Robert Esposito

Rana Ghosh • William Glazer and Thomas Smith, Ph.D. • Neil Goldberg

Mrs. Sara Goldberg • Barry H. and Elisa R. Goldman • Jan Goodheart and Ian Ibbetson

Dr. Stanley and Pearl Goodman • Richard A. Grillo • Marie and Leo Hansen

Robert Harrigan and Cindy Lane • Nugene Harvey • Andrew M. Heller

Anne Hotte • Brian Huseman • Alice and Mike Jackson • Carol Harrison Kalagher

Lisa J. Kitei • James and Lynn LaBate • Charles Ladd • Arthur and Christine Lambertus

Ida and Ray Leightman • George S. LeMieux • Michael Lepera • Mrs. Nile Lestrange

Jarett Levan • Robert B. Lochrie III • Laura L. McAuliffe • Dominick Miniaci

Dev Ramesh Motwani • Ann Klingloff Newman • Peggy Olin • Ms. Sharon Oliver

Matthew J. Organ • Charles L. Palmer • Jodi Peck and Les Weil

Sally and Leonard Robbins • Ramon Rodriguez • Allan E. Ross

Mr. Robert Rusinko and Mr. Frank Stumpo • Bernard and Suzanne Scharf

Anne Scherer • Lyneth and Bobby Schroeter

Alan M. Schwartz, M.D. • Drazia S. Simon • Barry E. Somerstein, Esq.

Michelle Howland Sussman • Ty and Polly Sutton

Kenny and Sandy Tate and Family • George Taylor and Heather Geronemus

Joan M. Thornton • Stephanie Toothaker

Gale Goldstein Tucker • Eric Vainder • Joyce Worthington Virga • Bruce A. Voelkel

Linda and Douglas Von Allmen • Richard and Christine Welch • Deborah Wendt Gary Wendt • Ethelind Altman Wiener • Victoria and Joel Wugalter

Jake Wurzak • Patricia and Kurt Zimmerman

Broward Performing Arts Foundation Named Endowed Funds

Beverly and Joel Altman Endowed Fund for Education

Amaturo Performing Arts Endowed Fund

Jane S. Brown Memorial Education Fund

Albert E. and Birdie W. Einstein Endowed Fund

M. Austin and Christine Forman Endowed Fund

William Glazer and Thomas Smith General Endowed Fund

Dr. Stanley and Pearl Goodman Endowed Fund

Doug Gorab and Ron Plotkin Fund for Children’s Education

Barbara and Arnold Grevior Education Endowed Fund

Mary Jane Harlow Charitable Trust Education Endowed Fund

Michelle Howland General Endowed Fund

JM Family - Jim and Jan Moran Endowed Fund

Kapila Family Foundation Endowed Fund

Kapila Family Foundation Endowed Fund for Sensory-Inclusive Pre-School Programs

Rose Miniaci Education Endowed Fund

Anita Perlman Endowed Fund

Art and Sandy Phillips Family Fund

Rumbaugh Care and Maintenance Fund • Rumbaugh Perpetual Care Endowed Fund

Kendall and Gilbert Spencer Endowed Fund • Gotta Dance! Ted Stephan Endowed Fund

Sandy and Kenny Tate Endowed Education Fund

Nancy Bryant and Jerry Taylor Education Endowed Fund

I Lorraine Thomas Endowed Fund for Children

2025/2026 Memberships and Gifts

Robert B. Lochrie, Jr. Founders’ Club “Buddy’s Club”

After making cumulative gifts of $100,000 or more, “Buddy’s Club” members carry on the legacy of Broward Center founders through annual contributions of $10,000 and above.

John E. Abdo Family

Heidi and David Alderman

Barbara and Marc Alexander

Beverly and Joel Altman

Toula Amanna

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Amaturo

Amazon

Rachel and Ron Antevy

Stephanie Aoun and Robert Wagner

Artisan Foods – Brad and Stacey Friedman

Madaline and Mark Asofsky

Bank of America

Bonnie Barnett and Dr. Robert L. Kagan

Abbe and Steven Becker

Mrs. Emily Bennett

Diana Bergheim and Shari Robbins

Richard and Sandy Berkowitz

Gene A. Berman

Jonathan and Stacy Berstein

Dianne Bienes

Broadway Across America

Colin W. Brown

Neil Burmeister and Bob Romano

Ann M. Burris

Vivian Cardia

Rita and Rick Case Automotive Group

Amy and Howard Chafetz

Scott Clearwater and Christopher Ambs

Patricia Colbert

Martin and Terri Cole

Melissa Corrado-Harrison

Philip and Anna Cyburt

Carolyn Davis and Ned Black

Patricia Deering

Frederick A. DeLuca Foundation

Jon DeLuca

James and Cathy Donnelly –Castle Group

Jane and Douglas Eagon

Bonnie E. Eletz

Jeannette and Marty Engelmann

Charles and Laurie Ermer

Claire Fair

Ken Fisher and Elizabeth Lender

Christine and M. Austin Forman

Jack and Beverly Fox

Future Tech Enterprise

Mrs. Susan Gaddis

Leslie Gaynor

William Glazer and Thomas Smith, Ph.D.

Dr. Stanley and Pearl Goodman

Leo Goodwin Foundation

Douglas Gorab

Susan and Wil Greaton

Thomas E. Greenbaum

Charitable Foundation

Martin B. Greenberg Foundation –

David and Tracey Greenberg

Greenspoon Marder

Barbara Maunus Grevior

Raymond C. Griffis, Jr. and Mark R. Tews

Gunster Law Firm

Linda Haller

Bert Halprin

Dr. George and Jana Hanbury

Lorie and Gene Harvey

Tanya and Andrew Heller

Richard Herter and Dennis Baney

Alan and Kristen Hooper

Hudson Family Foundation

Chris and Aubrey Hull

The Ingham Family

Alice and Mike Jackson

JM Family Enterprises, Inc.

Robert Wood Johnson

Family Charities

Barbara and Milton Jones

Carol Harrison Kalagher

Kapila Family Foundation

Eleanor & Herbert Katz Family

Kimberly and Dennis Kozlowski

Elaine and Jon Krupnick

Mary Fanizzi Krystoff

The LaBate Family

Charlie Ladd

Michael and Barbara Landry

Liz and Kurt Langsenkamp

Ida and Ray Leightman

Josephine S. Leiser Foundation

Mrs. Nile R. Lestrange

Dara and Jarett Levan

Mrs. Marsha Levy

Ashley and Matt Lindsay

Brooke and Robert Lochrie

Susan Lochrie

Robin and Per Lööf

Marcel and Barbara Maier

Dr. Lee and Brigitte Mandel

Catherine and Matt Mandell

The Mandic Family

The Harry T. Mangurian, Jr. Foundation, Inc.

Emmett McTigue

Mr. Ken Meares and Dr. Sharon McQuillan

Jack and Stephanie Melnicoff

The Mercede Family

Lesleen and Donald Mileham

Cheryl and Christian Miller

The Miniaci Family

Barry Minoff

Motwani Family

William and Anita Newman Foundation

Northern Trust

Keith and Deb Oates

Gail O’Brien

The Olefson Family

Peggy Olin

Molly O’Neill and Mary Ginnard

John and Priscilla Oughton

Bruce G. Paddock

Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Palmer

Peck Foundation, Milwaukee

Eduardo Pelaez, Gabriella Smith and Family

Elizabeth and Jonathan Peress

Timothy and Suzanne Peterson

Sandy and Art Phillips

Harry L. Posin

Jo Ann and Philip Procacci

Senator Nan and David Rich

Beth and Philip Rielly

Sally Robbins

Shannon & Johnathan

Robertson

Ramón and Cindy Rodríguez

Sharon Roscioli

Marcelle and Andy Rosen

The Salah Foundation

Bernard and Suzanne Scharf

Anne and William Scherer

Lois and John Schmatz

Alan M. Schwartz, M.D.

Marjorie and Martin Schwartzberg

Stu Siegel

Drazia and Harvey Simon

The Sidney, Milton & Leoma Simon Foundation

Chester M. Slonaker and Don Friedman

Susan A. Smith

Barry and Susan Somerstein

SouthState Bank

Alex C. Spektor

Mrs. George R. Sprague

Perry and Sandy Stamos

Stearns, Weaver, Miller, Weissler, Alhadeff & Sitterson, P.A.

Roni and Stuart Stein

The Stiles Family

Jeremy Straub

S. Donald and Michelle Howland Sussman

Kenny and Sandy Tate and Family

Kitty and Chuck Tatelbaum

Nancy Bryant and Jerry Taylor

Thomas Family Foundation

Pamela Tindall

Stephanie Toothaker

Toppel Family Foundation

Truist

Joyce Worthington Virga

Linda and Douglas Von Allmen

Mark and Lynda Walter

Mrs. Beckie Weinberg

Wayne and Lucretia Weiner

Shirley Weisman

Richard and Christine Welch

Lillian S. Wells Foundation

Gary Wendt

Mark and Linda Wilford

Jorge and Alix Wolf

Kristin and Jake Wurzak

Patricia and Kurt Zimmerman

Mark and Roxanne Zinn

Patrons’ Circle

After making cumulative gifts of $50,000 or more, Patrons’ Circle members continue their Benefactor support with annual gifts of $5,000 and above.

Platinum Benefactors

Pam Africk and Shari Africk-Olefson

Drs. Neel Amin and Travis Lewis

David and Michael Barnes

Caryn and Michael Bedzow

Berkson Family

The Binko Family

Ellyn Bogdanoff

David Bowles and Christopher Boswell

Nancy Brown – Fritch Foundation

Setnor Byer Family Charitable Fund

Mr. Andrew and Dr. Connie Caldwell

Luciana Caplan

Kevin and Mary Carroll

Arlo and Robert Casper

The Chernov Family

Robin and Steven Chess

Caryn Clayman

Lisa and James Colen

Nelson and Hollis D’Antonio

Bob DeLizza

Tiffany and David DiPietro

Dr. Jim Doherty

Gwen and Howard Dvorkin

Najla & Bernie Eastman

Andy Elisburg

Raquel and President Emeritus

Ray Ferrero Jr.

Anita and Michael Fischler

Sharon Florescue

Margie and Trevor Fried

Leta and Joe Gardella

Sally Goldman Foundation

Clay B. Goldstein and Marty Silver

Sally Goldwasser and Daniel Goldwasser

Andrew Greenfield

Gross Family Trust

Suzanne Gunzburger

Nurit and Steve Haft

Marie and Leo Hansen

Craig and Rachel Hecker

Carola Hooper

Daniel Hotte and Vita Gopman Hotte

Helen and Kirnanja Joe

Lital and Itai Kathein

Cheryl and Walter Katz

Andrée and Harvey Kelly

David Kilmnick and Robert Vitelli

Jon Kotler, M.D. & Anita

Paoli Kotler, Esq.

Dr. Fred and Bonnie Lippman

The Livek Family

Ira Maltz and Janis Gallinson

Sandi and John Mann

Mastriana Family

Dr. and Mrs. Wayne and Lianne Maxson

Laura L. McAuliffe

Tom and Vickie McDonald

Cindy and Jeff McWaters

Rosalee and Charles Messa

The Miller Family

Moss & Associates

Naro Family

James and Laura O’Connor

Old School Hospitality

Jeannie and Michael O’Neill

Ladan and Patrick G. Patel

Marc and Phyllis Pechter

Sheryl Maher and Blaine Phillips

Runway Growers

Phoebe Satlin

Mr. Tim and Dr. Mary Scanlon

Sheri Fiske Schultz and Lee Lasris

Kelley and Sarah Shanley

The Boca Raton

Gale Goldstein Tucker

Jeremy and Yeva Wilford

Gold Benefactors

Ron and Kathy Assaf

Dr. Howard and Mrs. Judee Barron

Mimi Bauer and Didi Salvaneschi

Yvette and Bob Birdsong

Nancy Blosser

Betsy Bradford

Howard and Rebecca Braverman

Flo and Rick Celender

Chance Family

Eleanor Chaney

Howard and Loretta Chatoff

Rochelle and Jules Chatoff

Ruchel and Pieter Coetzee

Daoud’s Fine Jewelry

Dr. Tony and Jean Dorto

Paige and Whitney Dutton

Flamingo Road Nursery –Lisa and Jim Dezell

Parker Producers

Mr. David and Dr. Ellen Gendal

Jason S. Gibson

Sonia and Michael Gleit

Greenberg Traurig

Richard Grillo

Robert Harrigan and Cindy Lane

Dr. and Mrs. Jacob Harris

Bill and Patty Hawk

Crockett Herd

Marci and Ron Holzer

Michael and Yvette Hooley

Frank and Donna Horkey

Carmen and Peter Hotchkiss

Dr. and Mrs. Maury A. Jayson

Craig Johnston and James Stellas

Robert B. Judd, Esquire

Richard and Mary Kazares

Sam W. Klein Charitable Foundation

Kelly and Keith Koenig –City Furniture

William Korey

Tina Kreysar

Arthur and Christine Lambertus

Gwendolyn and Sydney Landers

Senator George S. LeMieux

Mitchell Lombard

Bruce P. McBean

Andy McNeill and Todd Bludworth

Dr. and Mrs. Edward D. Michaelson

The Peter S. Mozino Foundation–Ted J. Mozino, Joan Readding, Barbara Mozino Seegul

Carole Nugent

Betty and Dan O’Connor

Paul M. and Patricia E. O’Hara

Merle and Michael Orlove

Wes and Angie Parker

Lindsay Raphael

Robin and Michael Robins

Lisa and Richard Roselli

Joni and Alan Routman

Alexandria and John Scherer

Ashley and Shea Smith

Carolyne Smith Spataro

Anita Stember

Jamie Stiles

Jodi and Paul Tartell

Steven and Carolyn Valancy

Seth and Lori Wise

Linda and Scott Zakheim

Anne and Joe Zavernik

After making cumulative gifts of $25,000, members of Parker Producers maintain their benefits with annual contributions of $5,000 and above.

Mary Beth and Jason Albritton

Dr. John Bloom

Shelly Bradshaw and Jim Hammond

Linda and Don Cielewich

Douglas Cutler

Entourage Producer

Joe and Bobbi Kirner

Mary Manifould

Patty and Miles McGrane

Penelope Ann Moore

Abbe and Barry Prevor

Stephen Thayer and Howard Terry

Leonard E. Zedeck Charitable Foundation and Stacey

Hawthorne Zedeck

Jan Goodheart and Ian Ibbetson

Jonathan Hines

Scott Holey

Bernadette and Eric Jaeger

Kim Cardone and David McDonough

Entourage

Entourage Maestro

Norma Anzalone

Alejandro Araujo

Stephanie Brandon

Sarah and Jon Burns

Mary Busenburg

Allison and Andrew Cagnetta

Harry Casey

Ray H. Casey

Nidia Chediak

Susan and Neal Mehlman

Diane and Chris Pohanka

Gary and Randi Press

Bradford White

Trish and Ron Chiaverini

Jane and Paul Chmielinski

Shari Coltune

Stephen Craig

Shaun and Tanya Davis

Nancy Dzoba

Juliana Farkas

The Galluzzo Family

Caren and Lon Gorman

Entourage Maestro (cont’d)

Alice Kemper

Rose and Michael Koretsky

JoAnn and Roni Laskin

Janes Long

John T. Loos

Michael Mann and John Sedor

Elissa Mogilefsky and Len Weiselberg

Barbara Pizzella

Joseph Roberts and Henry Ng

Donald D. Rogers Foundation, Inc.

Lorraine Shanley

Kenneth Silverstein

Jody Sklar and Dana Fishkin

Stark Family Foundation

Bob Swindell and John Cotter

Benjamin Tobias

Bob Gourlay and Andrew Young

Entourage Celebrity

Judith and Philip Averbuch

Barbi Breimann and J. Frank Barefield

Suzanne and Saul Berkowitz

Jackie Bibliowicz

Frank Biewer

Julie Levi and Richard Blau

Rosemary and Michael Blumberg

Bruce Bolton

Marsha and Michael Brecher

John Bult

Colleen and Michael Burke

John Burton

Gale Butler

Pam Butler

Whitney Bylin

William Campbell III

Kathleen Cannon

Michelle and Frank Catinella

Christine Corrado

Drs. Edward and Joanne Dauer and Family

Kathleen Davenport and Andy Cobble

Christina Demidio

Elizabeth and Sal DeStefano

Tiana Santiago and Joseph DiNoia

Doris and Steven Dolchin

Margaret and Daniel Donoghue

Richard Dotson

Jonathan and Shannon Dudor

Dave and Maria Enlow

Jeff Evans

Houda Samaha and Joel Feingold

Angelica Guckes and Eduardo Fernandez

Debra and Julius Fisher

William and Allison Fleck

John Flood

Randy Forman

Ramona and James Fowler

Amy and Mark Franzblau

David French

Todd H. Frost

Debra Gill

Melanie Ginn

Jonathan Goldstein and Florence Goldberg

Douglas A. Greene

Sheryl Greenwald

Carleen Griffith

Stan Gronwall

St. George and Page Guardabassi

Maggie Gunther

Randy and Betsy Haberman

Mark and Karen Harrison

Laura and Michael Hartstein

Kelsey Hastings

Cindy Herd

Susan Herter

Marcia and Joel Hochberg

Joanna Holbrooke

Steven Jungles and Robert Meyer

Jacquelyn Kaestle

Carol and Anthony Kalliche

Peter and Elizabeth Keenoy

Debra Klein

Madelene Klein

Anthony Krayer

Kristin and Robert LaFleur

Paul M. Lawless

Carol and Noel Leary

Patrick Ledford

Kristina Lucia

Lisa Lyden

Debbie Margolis-Horwitz

Kristin and Henry Martin

Edward McDonough

Mark Mendel

Mary and Dean Middleton

Bob Miller

Allan Mishaan

Bonnie Miskal

Bruce Moldow

Ann Marie and Harry Moon

Shellie Morrison

Ronni Nusbaum

Bob and Lilia Oden

Andrew Okun

Matthew J. Organ

Susan and Michael Pace

Joe Pallant and Sandro Trevisan

Joan and Steven Palmer

Cheryl Pearson and Randy McKinley

Cara Peckens and Katherine Owen

Chris and Abigail Pendrak

John E. Phelan

Michelle and Hap Pomerantz

Jason Portnof

Lynore Reiseck and David Prince

LuAnn and John Prokos

Jordan Rabinowitz

Gerardo Reyes Retana

Jeffrey D. Rubens

Marjorie Rudolph

Lori and Robert Sabo

Ronald Schram

Robert Senatore

Esther and Roger Shacket

Hugh Shafritz

Murray and Lori Shepard

Barbara Shostak

Carol and Fred Showker

Bennett Shuldman

Harry and Gayle Silverman

John Kochanowski and John Squarok

Susan and Robert Stallone

Murry Stegelmann

Emmanuelle Subar Litvinov

Kimberly Taylor and Calvin Hsu

Robert Taylor

Kathleen Thomsen

The Traino Family

Lisa Trevisano

Donna and Eric Uberman

Umberto Veltri

John Verbockel

Fred Walker

Neil Weissman

Michael Wild

Mike and Kathy Worley

Bryan Yale

Kathy and Fred Zanoff

Entourage memberships listed at the Celebrity level and above. Donor listings are based on active memberships as of August 25, 2025.

Foundations, Philanthropic Gifts and Grants

The programs of the Broward Center and The Parker are sponsored in part by the State of Florida through the Division of Arts and Culture and the National Endowment for the Arts, and by:

The Cornelia T. Bailey Foundation • Bank of America Charitable Foundation • The Batchelor Foundation Community Foundation of Broward • Frederick A. DeLuca Foundation • Florida Theatrical Association

Charles F. and Esther M. Frye Foundation • Funding Arts Broward, Inc. • Genesis Inspiration Foundation

Gore Family Memorial Foundation Trust • Mary Jane Harlow Charitable Trust • City of Hollywood • JM Family Enterprises

Robert Wood Johnson Family Charities • Kapila Family Foundation • Josephine S. Leiser Foundation • Minto Foundation

Ronald Plotkin Scholarship Fund • City of Pompano Beach • Harold Rosenberg Fund for Children’s Education The Salah Foundation • The Taft Foundation • Jerry Taylor and Nancy Bryant Fund of the Community Foundation of Broward

Our Public Partners

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Chairman of the Board .......................Peter Schneider

Frank Bolanos .....................................................Chair

Dr. Mary Palmer .........................................Vice Chair

Frank Bolanos .....................................................Chair

Rhoda Levitt. ................................................Secretary

Dr. Mary Palmer .........................................Vice Chair

Andrew Calienes ..........................................Treasurer

Rhoda Levitt. ................................................Secretary

Andrew Calienes ..........................................Treasurer

Board Members ................ John Alar (In Memoriam), Joyce Arbucias, Wendy Connor, Susan Euler (In Memoriam), Michael Goodman, Debra Weiss Goodstone, George Hoch, Susie Krajsa, Cristina Pia-Guzman, Edward C. Prange (In Memoriam), Dr. Jeffery Redding, Dr. William Robinson, H. Bryant Sims, Julia Valent, Betty Welch (In Memoriam), Miles Wilkin, Joan Javitz Zeeman Executive Director .............................Larry Watchorn Director of Operations .........................David Atwood Marketing Manager ................Marissa Secades Olson

Board Members ................ John Alar (In Memoriam), Joyce Arbucias, Wendy Connor, Susan Euler (In Memoriam), Michael Goodman, Debra Weiss Goodstone, George Hoch, Susie Krajsa, Cristina Pia-Guzman, Edward C. Prange (In Memoriam), Dr. Jeffery Redding, Dr. William Robinson, H. Bryant Sims, Julia Valent, Betty Welch (In Memoriam), Miles Wilkin, Joan Javitz Zeeman Executive Director .............................Larry Watchorn Director of Operations .........................David Atwood Marketing Manager ................Marissa Secades Olson

Chairman and CEO ....................................John Gore Vice Chairman .......................................Miles Wilkin President...................................................Lauren Reid Co-CEO of Interactive Division.............Jerome Kane Co-CEO of Interactive Division and CTO........................................... Matt Kupchin CEO of Theatre Division & CMO.............. Rich Jaffe Chief Financial Officer............................... Paul Dietz Executive Vice President and Head of International Business Development................... Kumiko Yoshii General Counsel........................................Sheila Lavu President, Broadway Across America......Susie Krajsa President, Marketing & Content..................Bob Bucci Director of Regional Marketing.......Camille Labrador Senior Director, Integrated Media....Katherine Theiss Director of Operations....................Rebecca LaGrasta National Director of Sales and Service ......Susie Hart SVP, Sales & Analytics......................Joanna Minerley Regional Sales Operations Manager....Marc Finkbeiner Marketing and PR Manager...............Tiffany Macklin Senior Accountant................................Yvonne Brown Music Coordinator......................................Dana Teboe Sign Language provided by Hands On Broadway, LLC. Amy Leigh Hair CI/CT and Katharine Robertson NIC

Chairman of the Board .......................Peter Schneider

Chairman and CEO ....................................John Gore Vice Chairman .......................................Miles Wilkin President...................................................Lauren Reid Co-CEO of Interactive Division.............Jerome Kane Co-CEO of Interactive Division and CTO........................................... Matt Kupchin CEO of Theatre Division & CMO.............. Rich Jaffe Chief Financial Officer............................... Paul Dietz Executive Vice President and Head of International Business Development................... Kumiko Yoshii General Counsel........................................Sheila Lavu President, Broadway Across America......Susie Krajsa President, Marketing & Content..................Bob Bucci Director of Regional Marketing.......Camille Labrador Senior Director, Integrated Media....Katherine Theiss Director of Operations....................Rebecca LaGrasta National Director of Sales and Service ......Susie Hart SVP, Sales & Analytics......................Joanna Minerley Regional Sales Operations Manager....Marc Finkbeiner Marketing and PR Manager...............Tiffany Macklin Senior Accountant................................Yvonne Brown Music Coordinator......................................Dana Teboe Sign Language provided by Hands On Broadway, LLC. Amy Leigh Hair CI/CT and Katharine Robertson NIC

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