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A COMPLETELY CHEEKY, SOMEWHAT ACCURATE TIMELINE OF LES MISÉRABLES

STORY BY Broadway.com Staff

Les Misérables is wowing audiences all over the place! But before you join the crusade, it’s time for a little history lesson. Wait, don’t leave! Even if you failed history class, you can get an A+ in Les Miz trivia by reading this fun (and mostly historically accurate) timeline of the story, from the classic Victor Hugo novel to the celebrated musical by Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schonberg.

1789 The French Revolution begins. This happens way before any of the stuff in Les Miz takes place, so if you overhear an old lady sitting in front of you in the theater telling her husband the musical is about “the French Revolution,” go ahead and challenge her to a duel.

1802 Les Misérables author Victor Hugo was born in Besancon, France. His father is a high-ranking officer in Napoleon’s army, while his mother is supposedly sleeping with General Victor Lahorie—he is executed for plotting against Napoleon by the time little Victor turns 10.

1815 The Bourbon Restoration begins, and all those stuffy royals who were overthrown during the French Revolution return to power. This is also when all of the (fictional) stuff in Les Miz starts happening: Jean Valjean is released on parole, Cosette and Éponine are born, Fantine’s lover leaves (before autumn comes and all of those nighttime thunder tigers start showing up), etc.

“One

More” from Les Misérables (Christian Mark Gibbs as Enjolras). Photo by Matthew Murphy.

1821 Napoleon Bonaparte dies, and those pesky Bourbons remain in power. This is right around the time Jean Valjean becomes the (fake) mayor of Montreuil-sur-Mer, foiling Javert even though he looks practically the same, just with longer hair and a beard. 1824 Louis XVIII dies and is replaced by his brother, Charles X, who changes France’s political structure from a constitutional monarchy to a less democratic model. Boooo! In Les Miz, Jean Valjean raises Cosette as his own daughter, and she presumably does a lot of darning socks, needlepoint and other indoor activities.

1832 General Lamarque is dead! Revolutionaries build makeshift barricades all over the city and the June Rebellion begins—but things get crazy, French soldiers shoot a lot of people, and the whole thing lasts less than 24 hours. Meanwhile, Victor Hugo finds himself stuck in an alley for hours, hiding from the crossfire. In the book and musical, this is the battle that kills Enjolras, Éponine and Gavroche (and well, uh, pretty much everyone).

1833 Well, the uprising fails and until 1848, when another revolution shakes things up, life is just as miserables as it was before. But in Les Miz, Cosette and Marius get married, hooray! Also, Jean Valjean dies. Noo! (In the book, Valjean passes away six months after the wedding, but he dies in the musical while Cosette is still wearing her wedding dress. You know, for drama.)

1862 Les Misérables is published. It’s 85 billion pages. (OK, fine, it’s 1,488 pages, same thing.) A mob of political bookworms storm the stores in Paris, and all 7,000 copies sell out in 24 hours. Hugo, meanwhile, is living in exile in Belgium ever since having a bit of a tiff with Napoleon III (he openly called the ruler a traitor to France).

1909 The first Les Misérables film adaptation is released, starring Maurice Costello as Jean Valjean and William V. Ranous as Javert. It paves the way for 14 subsequent movies and TV shows based on the powerful story.

1980 Composer Claude-Michel Schonberg and lyricists Alain Boublil and Jean-Marc Natel create a French concept album based on Victor Hugo’s celebrated novel. Oui, it’s in French. The first stage adaptation is presented at the Palais des Sports, a Paris sports arena, where it runs for three months. A few years later, director Peter Farago gives Cameron Mackintosh the album and asks him if he would produce an English version.

1985 Les Misérables opens at the Barbican Centre in London, starring Colm Wilkinson as Jean Valjean, Roger Allam as Javert, Patti LuPone as Fantine, Michael Ball as Marius, Rebecca Caine as Cosette and Frances Ruffelle as Éponine. The reviews are comme ci, comme ça, but don’t worry—fans love it and it transfers to the West End’s Palace Theatre.

1987 Les Misérables opens at the Broadway Theatre, with Colm Wilkinson reprising the role of Jean Valjean. Frank Rich of The New York Times writes, “If anyone doubts that the contemporary musical theater can flex its atrophied muscles and yank an audience right out of its seats, he need look no further than the Act I finale of Les Misérables.” C’est vrai! The production nabs nine Tony Awards, including Best Musical, before transferring to the Imperial Theatre in 1990.

2006 A new production of the now-universally beloved musical opens at Broadway’s Broadhurst Theatre, only three years after the original New York production closed. Audiences prove that they’re not sick of hearing the people sing. What started as a six-month engagement turns into a two-year Broadway run.

2012 Universal Pictures releases Les Misérables on the big screen, starring Tony winner Hugh Jackman as Jean Valjean, Oscar winner Russell Crowe as ruthless inspector Javert, Anne Hathaway as desperate mother Fantine, future Tony winner Aaron Tveit as Enjolras, future Oscar winner Eddie Redmayne as Marius and future Emmy winner Amanda Seyfried as Cosette. Helmed by Tom Hooper, the actors sing live on set, Hathaway cuts her hair for real (and wins an Oscar for her performance—not her haircut).

2014 Les Misérables returns to the Imperial Theatre. The new, restaged version of the beloved musical directed by Laurence Connor and James Powell features Ramin Karimloo as Jean Valjean (who reprised the role after starring in the Toronto production), Will Swenson as Javert, Caissie Levy as Fantine, Tony winner Nikki M. James as Éponine, Andy Mientus as Marius and Samantha Hill as Cosette.

2022 The current national tour Les Misérables launches in Cleveland, Ohio, and is still running strong. Audiences are ready to storm the barricades again!

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& JULIET COSTUME DESIGNER PALOMA YOUNG BRINGS SHAKESPEARE TO LIFE WITH A POP TWIST

A Tony Award winner for her work on Peter and the Starcatcher, costume designer Paloma Young has brought her expertise and vision to the Broadway stage once again with her work on & Juliet. In a Building Broadway segment on The Broadway Show with Tamsen Fadal, Broadway.com Managing Editor Beth Stevens sat down with Young to discuss her inspiration and the process behind crafting the costumes for this high-energy jukebox musical.

Set to Swedish record producer and songwriter Max Martin’s pop hits from the late ‘90s and early 2000s, & Juliet is a bold reimagining of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, with the iconic character of Juliet choosing her own fate instead of succumbing to tragedy. But Young’s design challenges began long before diving into the show’s eclectic musical mix. Early on, she knew she couldn’t just rely on straight period costumes. The show’s modern spin on Shakespeare meant finding a way to merge the old-world elegance of Elizabethan times with the bold, casual energy of the late '90s and early aughts streetwear. And with choreographer Jennifer Weber’s athletic choreography in the mix, this was a task requiring both ingenuity and precision.

CJ Eldred and the company of the North American Tour of & JULIET. Photo Credit Evan Zimmerman for MurphyMade.

Young explained, “This show, because it wants to look quite broken in, has been a really fun challenge to figure out how to make things that are hardy enough to be danced in eight times a week. And so there are a lot of tweaks, especially in anything that has boning, corset, like traditional corseting structure. We’ve added a lot of stretch panels—they’re built more like ballet bodices, so there’s a lot more stretch in them. There are a lot of secrets to these costumes. Oh, so many secrets!”

For Young, it was about fusing the best of both worlds: the timelessness of Shakespeare with the iconography of pop stars, creating something that resonated both with fans of classic theater and modern pop culture. “We want these costumes to look like they’re being maintained by a scrappy troupe of actors,” Young said. “The concept of our design only improves the more that these costumes get repaired, broken down and repaired.”

In & Juliet, the cast doesn’t simply wear costumes—they wear history. Young incorporated not just Shakespearean silhouettes, but also subtle nods to the personalities of pop icons like Britney Spears and Katy Perry, weaving their influence into the narrative. “The thing is, [the music] is already in my blood. I love pop music, and I have experienced many highs and lows in my life with this being the soundtrack of my life. And I love pop stars.”

When it came to Juliet’s transformation, especially in Act II, Young leaned into this pop cultural inspiration. “For her new look for Act II, we’d already established that the color for France was blue. So I was like, well obviously she needs to be in Britney Spears’ denim from the Britney-Justin red carpet denim moment!”

The costumes were not only about aesthetic choices but also functionality. Young’s designs had to endure the wear and tear of Broadway performances, especially given the show’s physical choreography. The challenge was particularly evident when working with athletic materials like those used by brands like Nike and Adidas. “In some ways, Nike and Adidas were the bane of my existence ’cause they made their clothes too well,” Young laughed. The fabrics designed to withstand daily physical activity made it difficult to break down the costumes to look wornin and vintage, but through persistence and a dedicated team, the costume team maintained the vibrancy of modern fashion while appearing lived-in and real. Young’s attention to detail also extended to the supporting characters. “I wanted people to be able to look at each individual character and see a potential story in the depth and layers of their costume,” she explained. “In the players, when everyone is gathering to read the end of Shakespeare’s play and put on their show, they’re in their rehearsal costumes. A lot of the actors, the players, have T-shirts, sweatshirts, and old show swag from Shakespeare’s other shows.” These “rehearsal T-shirts” subtly reflect their connection to the history of Shakespeare’s work, adding another layer of storytelling to the design.

For Young, the magic of & Juliet lay not only in the costumes’ ability to look like they belonged to a troupe of actors living through their performance, but also in how each individual costume told a story that extended beyond the stage. “It’s a challenge,” Young says, “but it’s been so rewarding. We get to tell these beautiful stories through these costumes, and even though they might be patched up, that’s what makes them feel alive.”

Young’s innovative approach to creating costumes that bridge time periods and seamlessly combine the physical demands of a Broadway show with the bold aesthetic of pop culture has been a highlight of & Juliet. As a designer who’s no stranger to award-winning work, she continues to set the stage for fresh, exciting interpretations of how we view both costume design and the stories we tell through them.

& Juliet is scheduled to come to Broward Center starting January 13, 2026. For more information and features, head to Broadway.com.

Proud to Support

CAMERON MACKINTOSH presents BOUBLIL & SCHÖNBERG’S

A musical based on the novel by VICTOR HUGO

Music by CLAUDE-MICHEL SCHÖNBERG

Lyrics by HERBERT KRETZMER

Original French text by ALAIN BOUBLIL and JEAN-MARC NATEL

Additional material by JAMES FENTON

Adaptation by TREVOR NUNN and JOHN CAIRD

New Orchestrations by STEPHEN METCALFE, CHRISTOPHER JAHNKE and STEPHEN BROOKER

Original Orchestrations by JOHN CAMERON

Musical Staging by GEOFFREY GARRATT

Projections realized by FINN ROSS and FIFTY-NINE PRODUCTIONS Sound by MICK POTTER

Lighting by PAULE CONSTABLE

Original Costume Design by ANDREANE NEOFITOU

Additional Costume Design by CHRISTINE ROWLAND and PAUL WILLS Set and Image Design by MATT KINLEY inspired by the paintings of VICTOR HUGO

Directed by LAURENCE CONNOR and JAMES POWELL

For LES MISÉRABLES North American Tour

Casting by General Management Executive Producer Executive Producer CLAIRE BURKE, CSA GREGORY VANDER PLOEG SETH SKLAR-HEYN TRINITY WHEELER MERRI SUGARMAN, CSA for Gentry & Associates for Cameron Mackintosh Inc. for NETworks Presentations for The TRC Company

Associate Sound Designer Associate Projection Designer Associate Lighting Designers Associate Set Designers NIC GRAY SIMON HARDING & BEN JACOBS & DAVID HARRIS & JONATHON LYLE K AREN SPAHN CHRISTINE PETERS

Wigs, Hair & Make-Up Designer STEFAN MUSCH

Musical Staging Associate JESSE ROBB

Resident Director KYLE TIMSON

Musical Supervision

STEPHEN BROOKER & JAMES MOORE

Musical Director GLENN ALEXANDER II

Associate Director COREY AGNEW

A CAMERON MACKINTOSH and NETWORKS Presentation

CAST

(in order of appearance)

Jean Valjean NICK CARTELL

Javert .................................................. PRESTON TRUMAN BOYD

Farmer ....................................................... STEVE CZARNECKI

Laborer DANIEL GERARD BITTNER

Innkeeper’s Wife GRACIE ANNABELLE PARKER

Innkeeper. .

DAVID THOMAS WALKER

The Bishop of Digne ................................................ RANDY JETER

Constables THOMAS BEEKER, IAN SAVERIN

Factory Foreman STEVE CZARNECKI

Fantine ............................................... LINDSAY HEATHER PEARCE

Factory Girl PAIGE McNAMARA

Old Woman SARAH PANSING

Wigmaker JULIETTE REDDEN

Bamatabois ....................................................... DAVID ANDINO

Fauchelevent CHRISTIAN ENGELHARDT

Champmathieu COLIN ANDERSON

Little Cosette ......................... LILLIAN CASTNER, KAYLA SCOLA-GIAMPAPA

Madame Thénardier ..................................... VICTORIA HUSTON-ELEM

Young Éponine LILLIAN CASTNER, KAYLA SCOLA-GIAMPAPA

Thénardier MATT CROWLE

Petit Gervais/Gavroche ..................CREE-SILVER CORLEY, ROCCO VAN AUKEN

Éponine JAEDYNN LATTER

Cosette ALEXA LOPEZ

Thénardier’s Gang

Montparnasse THOMAS BEEKER

Babet ............................................................ DAVID ANDINO

Brujon STEVE CZARNECKI

Claquesous DAVID THOMAS WALKER Students

Enjolras ................................................. CHRISTIAN MARK GIBBS

Marius ...................................................... PETER NEUREUTHER

Combeferre COLIN ANDERSON

Feuilly DANIEL GERARD BITTNER

Courfeyrac....................................................... DANNY MARTIN

Joly .................................................... CHRISTIAN ENGELHARDT

Grantaire KYLE ADAMS

Lesgles RANDY JETER

Jean Prouvaire ...................................................... IAN SAVERIN

Loud Hailer RANDY JETER

Major Domo KYLE ADAMS

Ensemble NICOLE FRAGALA, GILLIAN HASSERT, EDEN MAU, KAITLYN SUMNER, ZEYA GRACE SWECKER

SWINGS

KENNETH QUINNEY FRANCOEUR, MIKAKO MARTIN, NICOLE MORRIS, ASHLEY DAWN MORTENSEN, NICHOLAS PATTARINI, MATT ROSELL, CHRISTOPHER ROBIN SAPP, LAMONT J. WHITAKER

UNDERSTUDIES

For Jean Valjean COLIN ANDERSON, RANDY JETER; for Javert STEVE CZARNECKI, DAVID THOMAS WALKER; for Cosette EDEN MAU, GRACIE ANNABELLE PARKER; for Fantine NICOLE FRAGALA, JULIETTE REDDEN; for Thénardier KYLE ADAMS, DAVID ANDINO; for Madame Thénardier GILLIAN HASSERT, PAIGE McNAMARA; for Éponine MIKAKO MARTIN, KAITLYN SUMNER; for Marius THOMAS BEEKER, CHRISTIAN ENGELHARDT; for Enjolras DANIEL GERARD BITTNER, DANNY MARTIN; for Little Cosette/Young Éponine—ZEYA GRACE SWECKER; for the Bishop of Digne DAVID THOMAS WALKER, LAMONT J. WHITAKER; for the Factory Foreman— KYLE ADAMS, LAMONT J. WHITAKER; for the Factory Girl— ASHLEY DAWN MORTENSEN, JULIETTE REDDEN; for Bamatabois DANIEL GERARD BITTNER, IAN SAVERIN; for Grantaire DANIEL GERARD BITTNER, IAN SAVERIN.

DANCE CAPTAIN: KYLE TIMSON FIGHT CAPTAIN: STEVE CZARNECKI

CAST

Kyle Adams

Colin Anderson

David Andino

Thomas Beeker

Daniel Gerard Bittner

Nick Cartell

Lillian Castner

Cree-Silver Corley

Matt Crowle

Steve Czarnecki

Christian Engelhardt Nicole Fragala

Kenneth Quinney Francoeur

Christian Mark Gibbs Gillian Hassert

Victoria Huston-Elem

Randy Jeter Jaedynn Latter

Alexa Lopez

Danny Martin

Mikako Martin

Eden Mau

Paige McNamara Nicole Morris

Ashley Dawn Mortensen

Peter Neureuther

Sarah Pansing

Gracie Annabelle Parker

Nicholas Pattarini

Lindsay Heather Pearce

Juliette Redden

Matt Rosell

Christopher Robin Sapp Ian Saverin

Kayla Scola-Giampapa

Kaitlyn Sumner

Zeya Grace Swecker

Rocco Van Auken

David Thomas Walker Lamont J. Whitaker

Preston Truman Boyd

SCENES AND MUSICAL NUMBERS

ACT I

PROLOGUE: 1815, DIGNE

Prologue The Company

“Soliloquy” Valjean

1823,

MONTREUIL-SUR-MER

“At The End of the Day” .........................................................Unemployed and Factory Workers

“I Dreamed a Dream” ....................................................................................................................... Fantine

“Lovely Ladies” ............................................................................................................ Ladies and Clients

“Who Am I?” Valjean

“Come To Me” Fantine and Valjean

1823, MONTFERMEIL

“Castle on a Cloud”.......................................................................................................................... Cosette “Master of the House” .......................................................... Thénardier, his Wife and Customers

“Thénardier Waltz” ................................................................ M. and Mme. Thénardier and Valjean

1832, PARIS

“Look Down” Gavroche and the Beggars “Stars” ........................................................................................................................................................ Javert

“Red and Black” ........................................................................... Enjolras, Marius and the Students

“Do You Hear the People Sing?” ...............................Enjolras, the Students and the Citizens

“In My Life” ............................................................................. Cosette, Valjean, Marius and Éponine

“A Heart Full of Love” Cosette, Marius and Éponine “One Day More” The Company

INTERMISSION

ACT II

“On My Own” Éponine

“A Little Fall of Rain” Éponine and Marius “Drink with Me to Days Gone By” Grantaire, Students and Women “Bring Him Home” Valjean

“Dog Eats Dog” ........................................................................................................................... Thénardier “Soliloquy” ............................................................................................................................................... Javert

“Turning” ................................................................................................................................................Women

“Empty Chairs at Empty Tables” .................................................................................................. Marius

“Wedding Chorale” Guests

“Beggars at the Feast” M. and Mme. Thénardier Finale The Company

ORCHESTRA

Music Director/Conductor—GLENN ALEXANDER II; Associate Conductor/Keyboards—TIM LENIHAN; Assistant Conductor/Keyboards—LINDSAY NOEL MILLER; Violin/ Concertmaster—ALLY JENKINS; Viola—JARVIS BENSON; Cello—FREDDY RENAUD; B ass BRAD LOVELACE; Flute/Piccolo/Alto Flute/Recorder—SCHUYLER THORNTON; Oboe/Cor Anglais—MARK SOPHIA; Clarinet in Bb/Clarinet in Eb/Bass Clarinet/Recorder—PETER SCUDERI; Horn 1—ANSON CARROLL; Horn 2—ELIZABETH HARRAMAN; Trumpet in Bb/Flugel Horn/Piccolo Trumpet—JOSHUA NORTON; Bass Trombone/Tuba—CRAIG WATSON; Drums/Percussion/Mallets/Timpani—DECLAN HAYDEN; Music Coordinator—JOHN MILLER.

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WHO’S WHO in the CAST

KYLE ADAMS (Grantaire, Major Domo, u/s Thénardier, u/s Factory Foreman). Regional: Paramount, Drury Lane, Marriott, Rocky Mountain Rep, Fireside. TV: “Chicago Med” (NBC), “4400” (CW). Commercials: Google Pixel, Lyft. VO: QuikTrip, Jackbox. @smyleadams

COLIN ANDERSON (Champmathieu, Combeferre, u/s Jean Valjean). Broadway: Carousel. National Tours: My Fair Lady, The Book of Mormon. Off-Broadway/New York: Sweeney Todd (Barrow Street Theatre and Lincoln Center/New York Philharmonic). Regional: A Little Night Music (Ogunquit and DCPA), Hunchback... (Argyle Theatre). TV: “FBI,” “The Equalizer” (CBS). Thanks to DGRW and TRC. OCU alum. For my family. @colinanderson

DAVID ANDINO (Bamatabois, Babet, u/s Thénardier). 50 Shades (Off-Broadway), R+H’s Cinderella (first natl. tour), Amelie the Musical (OBC). For Dani, Rj, Aj, Seby and Nemo. @andinodavidandino

THOMAS BEEKER (Constable, Montparnasse, u/s Marius). Regional: High School Musical (Troy), A Christmas Carol (Fred); TV: “Chicago PD” (Co-star S10E6). Thank you to TRC, my agents, The Norwalk Conservatory, and my amazing family. Glory to God. @thomas_beeker13

DANIEL GERARD BITTNER (Laborer, Feuilly, u/s Enjolras, u/s Bamatabois, u/s Grantaire). Pittsburgh born-and-raised, and Carnegie Mellon School of Drama alum. He made his Broadway debut in The Phantom of the Opera. Dan would like to thank his family and friends for everything.

PRESTON TRUMAN BOYD (Javert). is thrilled to be back wielding the truncheon! Broadway: Pirates! The Penzance Musical, Kiss Me, Kate, The Play That Goes Wrong, Sunset Boulevard, She Loves Me, On the Twentieth Century, Bullets Over Broadway, Big Fish. First National Tours: Young Frankenstein, Jersey Boys. Film/TV: A Good Person, “Alex Inc.,” “Younger,” “Schmigadoon!” Concerts: Ramin Karimloo’s The Reunion (Asia). Love and gratitude to Mom, Dad and the fam. Thank you BRS/Gage. All of my love to Sydney and baby girl. @prestontboyd

NICK CARTELL (Valjean). Over 1,500 performances as 24601. Bway: Paramour, Scandalous (OBCR), JCS (2012). Natl. Tour: Phantom. Off-Bway: Frankenstein (OOBCR). Regional: Light in the Piazza (AriZoni Best Actor), My Fair Lady and more! Concerts: A Thousand Spotlights, Bringing It Home, South Coast and Phoenix Symphonies, The Broadway Boys. Album: A Thousand Spotlights available digitally and at the merch stand. For MOM. @nickcartell, nickcartell.com

LILLIAN CASTNER (Little Cosette/Young Éponine) is thrilled to make her national tour debut. Credits: Molly in Annie, Matilda in Matilda. Thanks to all her friends and family. Much love to mom, dad, and Nate. @lillyalice16

CREE-SILVER CORLEY (Gavroche), 9, from Queens, NY, makes his national tour debut. Credits include Broadway and film. He would love to thank God, family, his manager Theresa Bastien and is excited for this journey! @creesilvercorley

MATT CROWLE (Thénardier). Broadway: Monty Python’s Spamalot. Select Chicago: The Santaland Diaries, A Gentleman’s Guide, Merrily We Roll Along, A Funny Thing Happened. Love and thanks to Ma, Pa, Jim, and Sam. For Erni.

STEVE CZARNECKI (Farmer, Factory Foreman, Brujon, u/s Javert, Fight Captain) is thrilled to fight on the barricade once again. NYC/Tours: Phantom (Swing), Paint Your Wagon (Ensemble). Regional: The Muny, Paper Mill, and more. BFA Otterbein. @steveczar. Love to the circus.

CHRISTIAN ENGELHARDT (Fauchelevent, Joly, u/s Marius) is ecstatic to make his national tour debut in his dream show! Regional: Jesus Christ Superstar (Judas), Margaritaville (Tully), Jersey Boys (Bob Gaudio). Gratitude to the Les Miz team, Tara Rubin, and Henderson Hogan. Carnegie Mellon MT grad. Wouldn’t be here without his parents, brothers, girlfriend, family, and God! @christianjengelhardt

NICOLE FRAGALA (Ensemble, u/s Fantine). National Tour: Tootsie. Regional: Legally Blonde, Bernstein’s MASS (Ravinia Festival/ PBS), Jekyll & Hyde, TV: “Pretty Little Liars.” @nicole.fragala

KENNETH QUINNEY FRANCOEUR (Swing). A proud Mainer who has performed in all 50 states and many countries! NY: A Child’s Christmas in Wales, The King’s Legacy. Tours: Company, Jersey Boys, Memphis. Many thanks to TRC, Pantera/ Murphy, Ben, Dad, and Gail. BFA Elon U.

CHRISTIAN MARK GIBBS (Enjolras). Broadway: Camelot. New York: Follies (Carnegie Hall), Porgy and Bess, Hamlet (Metropolitan Opera). Off-Broadway: Intimate Apparel. Regional/International: West Side Story (Savoy-teatteri), Pirates of Penzance (Glimmerglass). Concert: London Symphony Orchestra, Symfónia Umenia (Slovakia). TV: “WU-TANG: An American Saga.” Film: The Woman King @ChristianMarkGibbs

GILLIAN HASSERT (Ensemble, u/s Madame Thénardier). Tour: Oklahoma!; Fame: The Musical. Regional: Escape to Margaritaville, 42nd Street (Arrow Rock Lyceum); Kinky

Boots, Hunchback (Fulton Theatre). TV: “The Other Two” (HBO); “New Amsterdam” (NBC); “Younger” (TV Land). Soloist on Grammy Award-winning album Women Warriors: The Voices of Change. Thanks to Brian, Alexa, Tara Rubin Casting, and the little bears. This one’s for Carol.

VICTORIA HUSTON-ELEM (Madame Thénardier). National Tour: Finding Neverland, The Addams Family. OffBroadway: Goldie, Max & Milk, Golden Boy of the Blue Ridge. Regional: Gypsy, The Music Man (Goodspeed), Ragtime (Bay Street), Sunset Boulevard, Sister Act (NSMT), A Little Night Music (DCPA). Endless thanks: CTG and Tara Rubin Casting. victoriahustonelem.com, @vhustonelem. For my family.

RANDY JETER (Bishop of Digne, Lesgles, Loud Hailer, u/s Jean Valjean) is elated to be joining the barricade with his Les Miz debut. Off-Broadway: Parable of the Sower (The Public Theater), International Tour: Ivan Jacob’s The Phantom of the Opera (Maestro). Favorite Regional Credits: Man of La Mancha (Don Quixote), Jekyll & Hyde (Jekyll & Hyde), Ragtime (Coalhouse Walker Jr.). MSM alum! Love to A&K! @randy_jeter, randymjeter.com

JAEDYNN LATTER (Éponine) is from Huntington Beach, CA. Graduate of Baldwin Wallace Conservatory. She is so grateful to make her national tour debut with Les Misérables. Thank you to my parents, mentors, Sarah, and everyone at Stewart! SM: @jaelatt, @jaedynnmusic

ALEXA LOPEZ (Cosette). National tour debut! Broadway: Sondheim’s Old Friends (On-Stage Alternate). Regional: Falcon Girls, Ride the Cyclone, Great Comet, Lizzie, West Side Story. BWMT ’24. Love and thanks to her family, the creative team, TRC, A&R and Lasher. @alexaelopez

DANNY MARTIN (Courfeyrac, u/s Enjolras). National Tour: Anastasia (u/s Dmitry). TV/ Film: “Wu-Tang…” (Hulu). ShenCo alum! Shoutout CTG! Endless thanks to his friends, family and beautiful wife for their love and support. Numbers 6:24-26 @dannyemartin_

MIKAKO MARTIN (Swing, u/s Éponine). Mika is a Singapore-raised JapaneseAmerican actor based in NYC. Recent: Miss Saigon (Kim) and The King and I. University of Michigan grad. Thank you to family, CTG and Tara Rubin Casting. @mikakomartin

EDEN MAU (Ensemble, u/s Cosette). National tour debut! Woohoo! Some of her favorite credits include: A Gentleman’s Guide (Sibella), Joseph (Narrator), and Kinky Boots (u/s Lauren). Eden is so grateful for all of her besties. A big old thank you to her role model parents, Nick, Sandy, Dustin, and Marc. I love you all endlessly. BWMT. Xoxo.

PAIGE MCNAMARA (Factory Girl, u/s Madame Thénardier). Tours: Mamma Mia!,

Sister Act, A Night With Janis Joplin (Janis) at regional theatres across the U.S. Bostonborn. Thanks Noel, creative team, TRC. For Mom and Dad! @paigey_mac

NICOLE MORRIS (Swing). National tours include Les Misérables (2022-2024), Swing/ Éponine u/s; and An Officer and a Gentleman, Ensemble/Casey Seeger u/s. Regional/Summer Stock: Mamma Mia! (Sophie) and Footloose (Rusty) at Clear Space Theatre Company; Hairspray (Dynamite) at Laguna Playhouse. Happy to be back on the barricade! @nicole_morris

ASHLEY DAWN MORTENSEN (Swing, u/s Factory Girl, Assistant Dance Captain). Broadway: Les Misérables (Swing). National Tour: Wicked (Elphaba understudy). Regional: Spamalot (Lady of the Lake). NYU CAP21. @ashleydawn13, @shebakesyoueat

PETER NEUREUTHER (Marius). National tour debut! Broadway: Sondheim’s Old Friends (Co-Star Alternate); Regional: Les Miz (The Muny). CCM alum. Love and thanks to the creative team, TRC, HCKR, and my family and friends. @peter_neureuther

SARAH PANSING (Old Woman) is beyond excited to be joining the company of Les Misérables! Regional Credits: Les Misérables at The Muny and Cabaret (Sally Bowles). CCM MT! Endless thanks to mom, family, friends, DGRW, the creative team, and TRC!

GRACIE ANNABELLE PARKER (Innkeeper’s Wife, u/s Cosette). National tour debut! Regional: The Muny: Les Misérables (Cosette). Proud CCM MT grad. Thank you to the Les Miz team, Tara Rubin, HH, MYM, and God. Love you mom and dad! @gracieannabelleparker

NICHOLAS PATTARINI (Swing). Regional: Les Misérables (Ensemble) The Muny. National tour debut! Recent graduate of CCM Musical Theatre. Thanks to the Les Miz Team, the TRC Company and HCKR for this opportunity. All my love to my family and friends.

LINDSAY HEATHER PEARCE (Fantine). Broadway: Elphaba (Wicked). Off-Bway: Rose (Titanique). Tours: Janis Sarkisian (Mean Girls, first national). Regional: RENT (The Muny), American Idiot, Spring Awakening, Bare (LA Revival), For The Record: Baz, For The Record: Tarantino. TV/Film: “The Glee Project” (Oxygen), “Glee” (FOX), “Recovery Road” (Freeform), “Grey’s Anatomy” (ABC), “Drop Dead Diva” (Lifetime). Thanks Tara Rubin Casting, Reel Talent Management, LA Talent. To my family, all of my gratitude, to my friends, all of my heart, and to Michael, all of my soul.

JULIETTE REDDEN (Wigmaker, u/s Fantine, u/s Factory Girl) is Jake’s #1 fan and a French citizen thrilled to be in the most French musical known to man. Thank you to my family, Jake, DGRW, and Tara Rubin. @julietteredden

MATT ROSELL (Swing). Bway: Les Misérables. Tour: Anastasia, Les Misérables TV: “Mrs. Maisel,” “Glee.” Love to the Rosell Family, Bubbe, friends, and Avalon Artists Group. @mattrosell26

CHRISTOPHER ROBIN SAPP (Swing). A true multi-hyphenate, CR has worked professionally as a musical theatre performer, instrumentalist, songwriter, and LEGO designer. Follow along on Instagram to see what’s next: @christopherrobinsapp.

IAN SAVERIN (Ensemble, u/s Bamatabois, u/s Grantaire) (he/him) is a proud graduate of CU Boulder. Sko Buffs! Many thanks to my family, friends, Dave Secor, TRC, and Daniel Hoff Agency! @ian_saverin

KAYLA SCOLA-GIAMPAPA (Little Cosette/ Young Éponine), 8, from NJ and thrilled to make her national tour debut. VO: Nickelodeon Animation. Thanks Bercy Talent, Stewart Talent, TRC, Darby Vincent, Michelle Aravena, family and friends. @kaylamariesg

KAITLYN SUMNER (Ensemble, u/s Eponine). National tour debut! Boston Conservatory graduate, BFA. Big thanks to UIA Talent and Tara Rubin Casting. Endless love and gratitude to Mom, Dad, and Kylie. This is for you. @kaitlynsumner

ZEYA GRACE SWECKER (Ensemble, u/s Little Cosette, u/s Young Éponine) is honored to make her national tour debut in Les Miz! Credits: Gretl in The Sound of Music (Lake Worth Playhouse). Zeya keeps her parents busy with piano, dancing, and big dreams. @Zeya.Grace

ROCCO VAN AUKEN (Gavroche) is excited to make his national tour debut in Les Misérables! He was last seen as Frank Jr. on Broadway in Merrily We Roll Along Special thanks to Amelia DeMayo, Coby Getzug, CESD, the TRC Company and his family. Love to big brother Louis.

DAVID THOMAS WALKER (Innkeeper, Claquesous, u/s Javert, u/s Bishop of Digne) is beyond thrilled to be making his national tour debut with the Les Miz company! Thanks to DDO Artists Agency, TRC, instructors, family and friends for helping me to continue this dream. @dtwalker_

LAMONT J. WHITAKER (Swing, u/s Factory Foreman, u/s Bishop of Digne). Born and raised in Miami, FL, Lamont received his BFA from AMDA Los Angeles. National Tours: The Book of Mormon (Mafala), Summer: The Donna Summer Musical (Pastor). Huge thanks to his manager Gregg Baker: “wouldn’t be here without you!”

ALAIN BOUBLIL (Concept, Book and Original French Lyrics). Librettist/original lyricist: La Révolution Française, Les Misérables, Miss Saigon, Martin Guerre and The Pirate Queen with Claude-Michel Schönberg and Marguerite with Michel Legrand. Co-wrote the screenplay and co-produced the movie soundtrack of

Golden Globe-winning Les Misérables (Academy Award nomination, best song). Author: plays The Diary of Adam and Eve and Manhattan Parisienne, prize-winning novel, Les Dessous de Soi. Awards: two Tonys, Grammy, Victoires de la Musique Awards; Molière, Evening Standard and Olivier Award; special Grammy honor; honoree of NY Pops at Carnegie Hall (2016). Producer: Boublil/Schönberg Do You Hear the People Sing worldwide symphonic concerts. Current major Martin Guerre rewrite heralds a new first class production.

CLAUDE-MICHEL SCHÖNBERG (Book and Music). Co-book writer and composer of La Revolution Française, Les Misérables, Miss Saigon, Martin Guerre and The Pirate Queen. Co-wrote Marguerite in collaboration with Alain Boublil, Michel Legrand, Herbert Kretzmer. Supervised overseas productions and co-produced international cast albums of his shows. Composed the ballet scores for Wuthering Heights and Cleopatra for Northern Ballet. Co-wrote the screenplay and reconceived the music for the Les Misérables musical movie. Golden Globe winner, Oscar nominee, 2016 honoree of The New York Pops at Carnegie Hall with Alain Boublil. Appointed visiting Professor of Contemporary Theatre at St. Catherine’s College, Oxford University. Guest Professor at Royal Academy of Music.

CAMERON MACKINTOSH (Producer) for over 50 years has remained the world’s most prolific producer of musicals with dozens of his productions either in performance or in preparation around the world. As well as co-producing Hamilton in London his record-breaking original productions include Les Misérables, The Phantom of the Opera, Cats, Miss Saigon, Mary Poppins (co-produced with Disney), Little Shop of Horrors, Side By Side By Sondheim, Tom Foolery and Five Guys Named Moe, all of which continue to be performed regularly around the world. He is also the producer and owner of Lionel Bart’s great musical Oliver! and both producer and devisor of Sondheim’s Putting It Together and most recently Old Friends. His other modern reinventions of classic musicals include My Fair Lady, Follies, Half A Sixpence and Barnum. In 2013, alongside Working Title Films and Universal, Cameron produced Oscar, Golden Globe and BAFTA award-winning film adaptation of Les Misérables, which has become one of the most successful movie musicals of all time. The latest sell-out staged concert of Les Misérables produced in London for nearly 250 record breaking performances is now due to go on a World Tour starting in the autumn of 2024. He owns and operates eight historic London theatres which have all been spectacularly rebuilt and refurbished for the 21st century. The Sondheim, formerly known as the Queen’s, has been rebuilt and renamed in honor of Cameron’s great friend, theatrical

legend Stephen Sondheim. Music Theatre International, the world’s largest owner of secondary rights of many of the greatest musicals ever written, is now one of Cameron’s companies. In 1990, Cameron inaugurated the Chair of Contemporary Theatre at St. Catherine’s College in Oxford University, with Stephen Sondheim as his first visiting professor, and has since hosted some of the greatest names in the arts of all time. Cameron was knighted in 1996 and is the first British producer to be elected to Broadway’s Theater Hall of Fame.

HERBERT KRETZMER, 1925–2020, (Lyrics) was born in South Africa to immigrant parents from Lithuania. He was a London journalist writing the commentary for a weekly cinema newsreel when Cameron Mackintosh invited him to write the lyrics for the epochal West End production of Les Misérables in 1985. Combining twin careers as a journalist/lyricist, he contributed regular lyrics for the BBC’s famous satire series “That Was the Week That Was” and had also written lyrics for the French singer Charles Aznavour (“Yesterday When I Was Young,” “She,” etc.). It was Kretzmer’s work with Aznovour, as well as having seen and admired his work on the musical, Our Man Crichton, that inspired Cameron to invite him to join the team to write the English lyrics for Les Misérables. Kretzmer was the recipient of two honorary doctorates and was appointed OBE in 2010.

JAMES POWELL (Director) was in London when he took over as resident director in 1996 and then later as associate director. He has since directed it in Scandinavia and Berlin, joint directed the anniversary production (U.K. tour, Japan Australia, Toronto) and the O2 Arena concert (London), Broadway, Sao Paolo, Dubai, Amsterdam Early 2023. Other work: Singin’ in the Rain (west Yorkshire Playhouse, RNT), The Witches of Eastwick (London, Australia), Mary Poppins (Bristol, London, Australia, Holland, New Zealand, Zurich, Germany, Japan), Dirty Dancing (London, Utrecht, Chicago, Toronto, Berlin, Oberhausen, U.S. Tour). He co-directed Batman Live (U.K., South America, U.S.). This is the 3rd U.S. tour for James.

LAURENCE CONNOR (Director). Theatre: Bad Cinderella (Broadway), Saving Grace (Riverside Studios), Cinderella (West End), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (London Palladium), Chess (ENO West End), School of Rock (Broadway, West End, U.S. tour), Les Misérables (Broadway, West End, worldwide, U.S. and U.K. tours), Miss Saigon (West End, U.S. and U.K. tours, worldwide), Jesus Christ Superstar (U.K. arena tour, Australia), the entirely new stage production of The Phantom of the Opera (Australia, U.S. and U.K. tours), Oliver! (U.K. tour). Concerts: The Phantom of the Opera 25th Anniversary (Royal Albert Hall, worldwide cinema streaming, DVD), Les Misérables 25th

Anniversary (O2 Arena, worldwide cinema streaming, DVD), Miss Saigon 25th Anniversary (cinema release, DVD). Awards: Miss Saigon West End (Best Direction –WhatsOnStage, Broadway World awards), Miss Saigon Australia (Best Director of a Musical – Green Room Awards), Les Misérables Korea (Best Director of a Musical).

MATT KINLEY (Set and Image Designer) graduated from the Motley course in 1994 and spent the next decade in production and design at the National Theatre and the West End in London. As part of a long-working partnership with Cameron Mackintosh, he has designed and adapted productions of My Fair Lady, Mary Poppins, Phantom and Miss Saigon all over the world amongst the design of numerous other independent productions. In 2009, he was asked to redesign Les Misérables for its 25th Anniversary. The success of this re-imagining has seen many international productions and he is delighted to present the latest version of this legendary show on this new U.S. tour.

PAULE CONSTABLE (Lighting Designer) has designed productions for all the major U.K. companies including Follies, Angels in America and The Red Barn for the National Theatre and the 25th anniversary concert of Les Miz at the O2. Awards: Tony Awards for The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, War Horse, four Olivier Awards, L.A. Critics Circle Awards, New York Critics Circle Award, Drama Desk Award and Helpmann Award. Opera includes Cav and Pag and Roberto Devereux at the Met; dance includes The Red Shoes and Sleeping Beauty for Matthew Bourne.

MICK POTTER (Sound Designer) is one of the world’s leading sound designers. He has designed the sound for over a hundred first class musical theatre productions globally, working at the forefront of technical and creative innovation. His shows include multiple world premiere productions on both the West End and Broadway stage and his sound designs have garnered many awards, including an Olivier Award in the West End and a Tony Award nomination on Broadway. He is honoured to have worked with many of the greatest producers, composers, directors, creatives and artistes in Musical Theatre. mickpotter.com

ANDREANE NEOFITOU (Costume Designer). Theatre includes Les Misérables (Tony nomination) and Miss Saigon (worldwide); Once in a Lifetime, Nicholas Nickleby, Hedda Gabler, The Merchant of Venice, Fair Maid of the West, The Changeling (all Royal Shakespeare Company); Peter Pan (National Theatre); Grease (West End); Miss Julie (Athens); Carmen (Royal Albert Hall); Timon of Athens with David Suchet (Old Vic); Martin Guerre (Guthrie); Nabucco (the Met); Jane Eyre (Broadway,

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Outer Critics Circle nomination). Film includes Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead (dir. Tom Stoppard).

CHRISTINE ROWLAND (Additional Costume Design) was head of costume for the Royal Shakespeare Company and resident costume supervisor at the National Theatre. For Cameron Mackintosh: Carousel (London, NY, Tokyo), Oliver! (London, U.S. tour, Australia), The Witches of Eastwick (London, Australia), My Fair Lady (London, U.S. tour), Mary Poppins (London, NY, U.S. tour, Australia, Holland), Betty Blue Eyes (London), The Phantom of the Opera (U.K. tour, U.S. tour), Les Miz (Japan, South Korea, Australia, Brazil, Broadway, U.K. tour, U.S. tour, Spain, Canada). Other musicals: Gypsy (NY), Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (London, NY).

PAUL WILLS (Additional Costume Design, Costume Design Consultant) is a critically acclaimed British stage and costume designer. His designs can be seen in the West End and internationally. Work includes: The Clinic (The Almeida); The Steward of Christendom (Gate Theatre); The Monstrous Child (The Royal Opera House); An Enemy of the People (Theatre Cocoon, Tokyo); Anna Christie (Donmar Warehouse) and King Lear with Sir Ian McKellen (West End) which was nominated for Best Revival at the Olivier Awards in 2019.

GEOFFREY GARRATT (Musical Staging).

Trained at Bird Theatre College in London. Associate choreographer on Mary Poppins (London); Miss Saigon (Broadway, U.K. tour, Korea, Australia); Oliver! (London, Australia, Holland, Toronto, U.K., U.S. tours); Witches of Eastwick (London, Australia); South Pacific (National Theatre); Hey, Mr. Producer! (London, U.S.). Choreographic credits include Little Shop of Horrors, Blues in the Night and A Doll’s House for West Yorkshire Playhouse; Jack and the Beanstalk (Barbican); and Fascinating Aida (U.K. tour and West End). Performed in Cats, Martin Guerre, Fiddler on the Roof, Matador, West Side Story, Mister Cinders and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

MICHAEL ASHCROFT (Musical Staging). Movement director: Henry V (MGC), Dirty Dancing (Playful Productions), The Power of Yes (RNT), Resurrection Blues (Old Vic), Life Is a Dream (Donmar), The Blue Room (West End). RSC (associate artist): Hamlet, Richard III, Othello, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Antony and Cleopatra, Julius Caesar, The Tempest, Merry Wives the Musical, Macbeth, Richard II. Film: Hamlet, Richard II, Henry IV.

FINN ROSS (Projection Realization) has won two Oliviers, a Tony and three Drama Desk awards. Recent Theatre: Back to the Future (West End); Les Misérables (West End); Sweet Charity (Donmar/Broadway); Mean Girls (Broadway), Bat Out of Hell (West End/ international), Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (West End/Broadway), Curious Incident... (Broadway/West End/Tour).

59 PRODUCTIONS (Projections Realization). Led by Leo Warner, Mark Grimmer and Lysander Aston along with director of animation, Peter

Stenhouse, 59 productions is a film and new media production company specializing in filmmaking and integrating the moving image into live performance. Theatre projects include Waves (National Theatre/Schauspiel Holn) and Les Misérables (Cameron Mackintosh/world tour). Opera include 125th Anniversary Gala, Doctor Atomic (Met Opera/ENO), Satyagraha (ENO/Met Opera), Al Gran Sole Carico d’Amore (Salzburg Festival). Dance includes Invitus Invitam, The Goldberg Project (Royal Ballet) and Dorian Gray (Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures). Live music includes the set and video design for Icelandic singer Jónsi (Sigur Rós). Short film includes the multi-award-winning A Family Portrait and The Half-Light. fiftynineproductions.co.uk

JOHN CAMERON (Original Orchestrations) arranged the orchestral score for all the original productions of Les Misérables, Paris, London, Broadway, the Symphonic recordings, Concert, 10th Anniversary and 2006 Queen’s Theatre versions. As a composer his extensive film and television film score credits include the Academy Award-nominated A Touch of Class and the Emmy-nominated “Path to 9-11.” John co-composed Zorro the Musical, nominated for an Olivier Award for Best New Musical 2009. Other arranging credits include Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.

STEPHEN METCALFE (New Orchestrations). For the past 19 years, Stephen has been Head of Music at Cameron Mackintosh Ltd. Productions include Les Misérables, Miss Saigon, Mary Poppins, My Fair Lady, Avenue Q, Hair, Betty Blue Eyes, Barnum, The Witches of Eastwick, and Half a Sixpence. Stephen produced the cast albums of Les Misérables (25th anniversary), Oliver! (London), Mary Poppins (Australia), Miss Saigon (London, Holland), Betty Blue Eyes (London) and Half a Sixpence. He orchestrated and produced the soundtrack albums for the Universal Pictures film of Les Misérables, for which he was nominated for a Grammy Award.

CHRISTOPHER JAHNKE (New Orchestrations). Orchestrations: Porgy and Bess (2012 Tony nomination), Heart And Lights (2014 Radio City), Legally Blonde, Cry Baby, Grease (2007 Revival), Do You Hear the People Sing? (Symphonic arena tour of Boublil/Schönberg), Dessa Rose, A Man of No Importance, Tom Jones (Stiles/Leigh), Chasing Nicolette, Not Wanted on the Voyage (Bartram/Hill), Just So (Stiles/ Drewe). Music producer/music supervisor of Memphis. Assistant to William David Brohn: Ragtime, Sweet Smell of Success, The Witches of Eastwick, Mary Poppins, Wicked STEPHEN BROOKER (New Orchestrations, Musical Supervisor). Conductor/musical director: Les Misérables film. Supervisor: Les Misérables (NY, London, Tokyo), Half a Sixpence, Barnum, Oliver!, Mary Poppins, Miss Saigon, Cats, My Fair Lady, The Secret Garden, South Pacific, Chess, The Woman in White, Saturday Night Fever, The Phantom of the Opera. Conductor: symphonies and choirs worldwide including Royal Choral Society for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth. Composer: Walt Disney, Coca-Cola, Ford Motors,

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BMW cars, Jaguar cars. Produced recordings of Les Misérables, Oliver!, Mary Poppins, South Pacific. Conducted the 85th Academy Awards.

JAMES MOORE (Musical Supervisor). Broadway: Miss Saigon, On the Town, Gigi, Follies, South Pacific, Ragtime, Steel Pier, Company. National Tours: The Producers; Kiss Me, Kate; Crazy for You; And the World Goes ‘Round – The Songs of Kander and Ebb. Regional: Signature Theatre, Ford’s Theatre, Paper Mill, The Muny. Symphonic: Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, National Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra of St. Luke’s, The Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra, The Santa Barbara Symphony. Recordings: On the Town, Follies. Education: Master and Bachelor of Music degrees from the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music.

TREVOR NUNN and JOHN CAIRD (Adaptors). Trevor Nunn joined the RSC in 1964 and in 1968 was made the company’s youngest ever Artistic Director. He was responsible for running it until retiring from the post in 1986. From 1997-2003, he was director of the National Theatre. Trevor has worked extensively in theatre, opera and musical theatre. John Caird is a freelance director, librettist and writer working worldwide in theatre, opera and musical theatre – at the National Theatre, the RSC (Honorary Associate Director) and at the Royal Dramatic Theatre Stockholm (Principal Guest Director). Theatre Craft, his encyclopedic book about directing, is published by Faber. Together, John and Trevor directed Nicholas Nickleby (five Tony Awards), JM Barrie’s Peter Pan and the original Les Misérables (eight Tonys).

JEAN-MARC NATEL (Original French Text) was born in 1942. He studied art at the Beaux Arts in Toulon before turning to poetry and has published two volumes of his poems. In 1968, he moved to Paris where he met Alain Boublil, who introduced him to songwriting with the daunting task of co-writing the lyrics for Les Misérables. Since then, he has written songs for a variety of artists and, recently, some of his poetry has been set to music by Franck Pourcel.

JAMES FENTON (Additional Material) has worked as a political and literary journalist, drama critic and war correspondent. He won the Newdigate Prize for Poetry, was made Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature in 1983, Professor of Poetry at Oxford from 1994 to 1999 and awarded the Queen’s Medal for Poetry in 2007. Libretti include Haroun and the Sea Stories (New York City Opera). Plays include Pictures at an Exhibiton (Young Vic) and Orphan of Zhao (RSC, ACT).

COREY AGNEW (Associate Director). Corey is happy to be back with Les Misérables. Favorite credits include: Les Misérables (Associate and Resident Director - Mexico, Toronto, Australia, U.S. Tours), Matilda (Deputy-Associate and Resident Director - South Korea, Toronto, U.S. national tour), Mary Poppins (Associate, Resident and Children’s Director - Broadway, Australian Premier, first and second U.S. tours), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Resident Director - Toronto), Original Kids (Artistic Director), Agnew Acting Studio (Artistic Director),

The Sunshine Boys (Soulpepper Theatre), Robin Hood (Ross Petty Productions), The Phantom of the Opera (Theatre Sheridan).

JESSE ROBB (Musical Staging Associate). An honors graduate of NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, Robb’s career covers a wide variety of work including Broadway, Cirque du Soleil, Disney, Momix, Prime Video, RWS Entertainment Group, Opera Philadelphia, and Turner Classic Movies. Broadway: Associate Choreographer: Miss Saigon and The Cher Show. Additional Credits: Miss Saigon (co-staged Tony Awards Broadcast performance, North American tour, Vienna); Stratford Festival of Canada, Theatre Calgary, Ogunquit Playhouse, The 5th Avenue Theatre, The Ordway, The Cape Playhouse, The Berkshire Theatre Festival, and the North Shore Playhouse among others. jesserobb.com

KYLE TIMSON (Resident Director/Dance Captain) is thrilled to continue working on Les Misérables after five years and close to 2,000 performances in the touring company. BFA University of Michigan. When Kyle is not directing or performing, he is working as a theatre educator with a special focus on financial literacy for arts workers. More at kylertimson.com. Love to family, friends and Lily. For Baba.

GLENN ALEXANDER II (Music Director/ Conductor). Broadway: Aladdin (Keyboard). Regional: Paper Mill Playhouse. National Tour: Anastasia (Music Director). Symphonic: Atlanta Symphony, American Composers Orchestra, Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Chicago Sinfonietta, Symphony of Southeast Texas, NYU Symphony Orchestra. TV: “American Symphony” (Netflix). Collaborations: Jon Batiste, Infinity Song, Tamar-kali, Waffle House.

STEFAN MUSCH (Wigs, Hair and Make-up Designer). Theatre: The Phantom of the Opera (London, 25th Anniversary, U.K. tour, international), Les Misérables (London, staged concert, international), Miss Saigon, Shrek (London, international), King Lear (Chichester, London). London: An American in Paris, Frozen: the play, Lady Windermere’s Fan, The Book of Mormon, Hairspray, Gone with the Wind, Wicked, Lord of the Rings. Germany: Disney’s Aida, Elisabeth, Tabaluga and Lili, Cats (also first national tour). Film: Young Woman and the Sea, Spencer, Maleficent, Cinderella, Flawless, The Merchant of Venice. Events: Royal Variety Show (2014, 2016), Her Majesty’s the Queen Platinum Jubilee Concert at Buckingham Palace. U.K. Theatre Trust Award for Outstanding Achievement in Wigs and Make-Up.

JOHN MILLER (Musical Coordinator). Over 140 Broadway shows, including: Death of a Salesman, A Beautiful Noise, MJ The Musical, Mrs. Doubtfire, Ain’t Too Proud, Tina—The Tina Turner Musical, Oklahoma!, Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, Waitress and Jersey Boys. Musician (bass): Leonard Cohen, Michael Jackson, Madonna, Bette Midler, Peter, Paul and Mary, Eric Clapton, Frank Sinatra, Bette Midler. johnmillerbass.com

LEIGH ZIMMERMAN (Intimacy Director) is an Olivier Award-winning entertainment professional with 30+ years of experience in live theatre, film,

and TV in the U.S. and U.K. Leigh specializes in consent-based, trauma-informed practices for staged intimacy and as an Artistic Mental Health Practitioner to support the wellbeing of all artists. leighzimmerman.com

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.

STEVEN SCHNEPP (Tour Booking and Marketing Consultant) has worked for Cameron Mackintosh’s North American touring productions for more than three decades. He is proud to continue to be associated with the world’s most popular musical. BBONYC.com

THE TRC COMPANY (Casting). Led by partners Claire Burke, Kevin Metzger-Timson, Xavier Rubiano, and Peter Van Dam. Broadway: Dead Outlaw, BOOP! The Musical, Stephen Sondheim’s Old Friends, Buena Vista Social Club, Death Becomes Her, Left on Tenth, The Outsiders, SIX, Aladdin. National Tours: The Phantom of the Opera, Water for Elephants, Beauty and the Beast, The Wiz, Back to the Future, Mamma Mia!. The TRC Company is proud to continue the casting legacy of Tara Rubin Casting and Johnson-Liff Casting.

CHRIS DANNER (Company Manager). National Tour: The Band’s Visit, Dear Evan Hansen, The Lion King, Kinky Boots, Newsies, Once, 50 Shades, The Addams Family, 9 to 5, Legally Blonde, The Color Purple, My Fair Lady, Blue Man Group, The Light in the Piazza, Annie, Oliver!, Cover Girls, Blue’s Clues Live! and David Copperfield. A proud DeMolay.org advisor. @dannerontour

ELLE AGHABALA (Associate Company Manager). Tours: Annie, To Kill A Mockingbird. Regional: Hairspray, Avenue Q, Phantom, Blue Man Group, Ain’t Misbehavin’, Eclipsed, A Raisin in the Sun, November, Harmony, The Revisionist

KENNETH J. DAVIS (Production Stage Manager). Highlights include: 10 Broadway tours and launching six new Norwegian Cruise Line ships. From The Lion King to Chicago, Spamalot to Hairspray, Kenneth is honored to carry on the legacy of this masterpiece.

TARA TOLAR-PAYNE (Stage Manager). Touring: Annie, Girl From the North Country, Jesus Christ Superstar Pre-Broadway: Frozen. Regional: Asolo Rep, Phamaly Theatre. Endless gratitude for her loved ones for their support.

JOHN N. FORTUNATO (Assistant Stage Manager) is thrilled to join the Les Misérables national tour! Broadway: Mr. Saturday Night. Off-Broadway: Mindplay, Exception to the Rule. Tours: The Kite Runner, The Hip Hop Nutcracker, Bat Out of Hell, and others. Ithaca College alum. Proud AEA member.

GENTRY & ASSOCIATES, INC. (General Management) has managed nearly 250 national and international touring theatrical productions over the past 25 years.

SETH SKLAR-HEYN (Executive Producer) has served as Executive Producer for Cameron Mackintosh Inc. for North American projects since 2013, working on all recent Broadway and touring productions of The Phantom of the Opera, Les Misérables, and Miss Saigon. In 2021, Seth directed the new production of The Phantom of the Opera that reopened the recently renamed His Majesty’s Theatre in London’s West End (based on Harold Prince’s original staging), as well as the 2022 Australian premiere of Cameron Mackintosh’s new production of The Phantom of the Opera at the Sydney Opera House (based on Laurence Connor’s original staging). Graduate of Vassar College.

TRINITY WHEELER (Executive Producer). Broadway: 1776 (dirs. Diane Paulus and Jeffrey Page), Les Misérables. National Tours: The Great Gatsby, The Sound of Music (dir. Jack O’Brien), 1776, Les Misérables, Peter Pan (dir. Lonny Price), A Beautiful Noise, Hairspray, Once on This Island, Waitress, The SpongeBob Musical, Chicago, Finding Neverland, Dirty Dancing, Bullets Over Broadway, Elf the Musical, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, The Royal National Theatre production of Oklahoma!, The Wedding Singer, The Producers, The Wizard of Oz, The Phantom of the Opera, Mary Poppins, Young Frankenstein (dir. Susan Stroman) and RENT starring Adam Pascal and Anthony Rapp. Love to Alan for everything. @trinityonbroadway

NETWORKS PRESENTATIONS (Producer).

Current and upcoming productions include A Beautiful Noise, Beetlejuice, The Book of Mormon, Boop! The Musical, Buena Vista Social Club, 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. networkstours.com

OPENING NIGHT OCTOBER 12, 2022

STAFF FOR LES MISÉRABLES

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS

Seth Sklar-Heyn Trinity Wheeler

GENERAL MANAGEMENT

Gregory Vander Ploeg

Amanda Lenti

PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT

NETworks Presentations

Jason Juenker

Hector Guivas

COMPANY MANAGER

Chris Danner

Associate Company Manager

Elle Aghabala

TOUR BOOKING, MARKETING & PUBLICITY

BOND THEATRICAL bondtheatrical.com

Temah Higgins Mollie Mann DJ Martin

Marc Viscardi Wendy Roberts

Jenny Bates

BOOKING & OPERATIONS

Mary K. Witte Madison St. Amour Laura Rizzo

Jesse Daniels Kolten Bell Jordan Ivezaj

MARKETING & PUBLICITY

Jenny Bates Tony Joy

Melissa Cohen, Alexandra De La Cerda, Caroline Frawley, Bridget Gross, Steph Kelleher, Deborah Mann, Harrison Mootoo, Scotland Newton, Elisabeth Reyes, Linda Stewart, Katelyn Wenkoff

TOUR BOOKING & MARKETING CONSULTANT

BBO

Steven Schnepp

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CASTING

The TRC Company

Claire Burke CSA, Kevin Metzger-Timson CSA, Xavier Rubiano CSA, Peter Van Dam CSA, Tara Rubin CSA, Merri Sugarman CSA, Louis DiPaolo CSA, Spencer Gualdoni CSA, Olivia Paige West CSA, Frankie Ramirez CSA

U.S. ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR ..........................................COREY AGNEW

U.K. MUSICAL SUPERVISOR

U.S. MUSICAL SUPERVISOR

U.S. MUSICAL STAGING ASSOCIATE

RESIDENT DIRECTOR

PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER

Stage Manager

Assistant Stage Manager

Assistant Dance Captain ..................................

STEPHEN BROOKER

JAMES MOORE

JESSE ROBB

KYLE TIMSON

KENNETH J. DAVIS

Tara Tolar-Payne

John N. Fortunato

Ashley Dawn Mortensen

Fight Director Joe Bostick

Intimacy Director

Voice Consultant

U.K. Associate Scenic Designer

U.S. Associate Scenic Designer

Costume Design Associate

U.S. Costume Supervisor

Leigh Zimmerman

Liz Caplan

David Harris

Christine Peters

Wigs, Hair and Make-up Designer ....................................

U.K. Hair and Wig Coordinator

U.K. Associate Lighting Designer

U.S. Associate Lighting Designer .....................................

Lighting Programmer

Laura Hunt

Sam Fleming

Stefan Musch

Amy Kinsey

Ben Jacobs

Karen Spahn

Alyssa Eilbott

U.K. Associate Sound Designer Nic Gray

Production Electrician

Production Sound

Associate Projection Designers

Music Coordinator

Assistant to John Miller

Olivia Doniphan

Josh Hummel

Simon Harding, Jonathon Lyle

John Miller

Jennifer Coolbaugh

Keyboard Programming ..............................................

Head Carpenter

Automation Carpenter

Stuart Andrews

Adam Randall

Zane Whitmore

Assistant Carpenter.........................................................

Flyman

Head Electrician

Assistant Electricians Rebecca Brissette,

Head Sound Engineer

Ziggy Renner

John White

Noah Dalton

Hannah Kramer

Mark Dulac

Assistant Audio ..........................................................Amanda Rosland

Head Properties

Assistant Properties

Advance Rigger/Crew Swing ..........................................

Head Wardrobe

Assistant Wardrobe

Wig/Hair Supervisor

Assistant Hair and Makeup

Child Guardian/Teacher

Casting Associate

Production Assistants

Rehearsal Pianist

Will Barrios

Laura Rin

Carson Ayres

Karissa Toutloff

Jennifer Thoele

Madison Guidroz

Michael Briseno

Jessica Balun

Spencer Gualdoni, CSA

Carson Gantt, Emily Huber, Emily Korn, Sam Kronhaus, Tiffanie Lane, Jess Levine

Danny Percefull

Tutoring Services On Location Education

Physical Therapy Consultant .......................................

Print/Advertising Design

Radio and Television Spot Production

Carolyn Lawson, NEURO Tour

Cameron Mackintosh LTD, KellyAnne Hanrahan

Steam U.K.

Website Brackets Digital

Social Media AKA UK

Production Photography

Matthew Murphy and Evan Zimmerman for MurphyMade

Merchandising Platypus Productions, LLC

Merchandising Manager

Legal Services

Accounting

HR Services

For NETworks Presentations

Chief Executive Officer Orin Wolf

President/Chief Production Officer Seth Wenig

Chief Operating Officer Margaret Daniel

Chief Financial Officer Scott Levine

Business Affairs ........................................................ Scott W. Jackson

Executive Producers Mimi Intagliata, Hannah Rosenthal, Trinity Wheeler

Sr. Director/Finance John Kinna

Controller Jennifer Gifford

Director of Tour Accounting

Laura S. Carey

Tax Director Pat Guerieri

Senior Tax Accountant Matthew Peerbolte

Tax Assistant ............................................................... Deborah Brown

Accounts Payables & Receivables Clerk Lisa Loveless

Sr. Director, Booking & Engagements

Amanda Laird

Directors, Booking & Engagements............... 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, 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

Asset Manager / Rentals 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 ...................................................... Deandra Harris

Adminstrative Assistant Aidan Herman

Music Coordinator John Mezzio

CREDITS

Rigging and Lighting Equipment supplied by Christie Lites; Video Projection supplied by 4Wall; Sound Equipment supplied by Sound Associates; Set, Show control and scenic motion control featuring stage command systems ® by PRG-Scenic Technologies, a division of Production Resource Group, L.L.C., New Windsor, NY; Scenic Construction by Global Scenic; Costumes constructed by Eric Winterling, Arnold Levine Millinery, Arel Studios, Timberlake Studios, Dyenamix, Parsons-Meares, Ltd., Montana Leatherworks, Stiefelwerks, Mad Tailor LLC, John Schneeman Studio; Wigs by Atelier Perru, The Netherlands. Weapons and Torches by J&M Special Effects.

Rehearsed at Gibney Dance Center, New York SPECIAL THANKS TO Playhouse Square, Cleveland, OH; Gina M. Vernaci, President & CEO Insurance Broker Services

EPIC Entertainment & Sports Financial Services and banking arrangements by Flagstar Bank N.A. Online: LesMiz.com Facebook, Instagram, X: LesMizUS TikTok: @LesMisOfficial

The use of any recording device, either audio or video, and the taking of photographs, either with or without flash, is strictly prohibited.

Savannah Lloyd

F. Richard Pappas, Esq.

NETworks Presentations LLC

K+K Reset, LLC

Housing Road Concierge

Travel Agency Kessler & Co./Direct Travel

Trucking ....................................................................... Clark Transfer

For Cameron Mackintosh, Inc.

Directors ............................................................ Cameron Mackintosh

Alan Finch, Richard Knibb, Robert Noble, Thomas Schönberg

Executive Producer

Technical Director

Seth Sklar-Heyn

Jerry Donaldson

Creative Director David Dolman

Marketing Director Lucy May

Graphic Designer Angeline Teo

Head of Music

Stephen Metcalfe

Accounts Assistant............................................... Katherine McNamee

cameronmackintosh.com

The Actors and Stage Managers employed in this production are members of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States.

All stage work performed by employees represented by IATSE.

UNITED SCENIC ARTISTS represents the designers and scenic painters for the American Theatre.

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 Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, an independent national labor union. The Press Agents, Company and House Managers employed in this production are represented by the Association of Theatrical Press Agents & Managers.

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

PERFORMING ARTS CENTER AUTHORITY

Ty Sutton President/CEO

Alan Hooper, Chair

Dev Motwani, Vice Chair

Charles L. Palmer, Treasurer

Barbara H. Jones, Secretary

John E. Abdo

Bonnie Barnett

Rebecca Bratter

M. Austin Forman

Debra Hixon

Robert B. Lochrie III

John M. Milledge

George I. Platt

Barbra Stern

BROWARD PERFORMING ARTS FOUNDATION

Lisa Kitei President

John E. Abdo

Dev Motwani, Chair

Ann M. Burris, Vice Chair

Alice Lucia Jackson, Secretary

Eric Vainder, Treasurer

Sen. George S. LeMieux, Immediate Past Chair

Beverly Raphael Altman

Stephanie Aoun

Bonnie Barnett

Richard Berkowitz

Jason Edelmann

Robert Esposito

Rana Ghosh

Nugene Harvey

Aly Heimovics

Andrew Heller

Brian Huseman

Carol Kalagher

James LaBate

Charles Ladd

Michael Landry

Ray Leightman

Jarett Levan

Robert B. Lochrie III

Jack Melnicoff

Dominick Miniaci

Julie Pabst

Charles L. Palmer

Jodi Peck

Ramón Rodriguez

Anne Scherer

Barry E. Somerstein, Esq.

Michelle Howland Sussman

J. Kenneth Tate

George Taylor

Stephanie Toothaker

Joyce Worthington Virga

Douglas Von Allmen

Christine Welch

Gary Wendt

Jake Wurzak

Kurt Zimmerman

Pearl Goodman - Emerita

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Broward Center for the Performing Arts

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

AutoNation, Inc. • Bank of America • Frederick A. DeLuca Foundation

JM Family Enterprises, Inc. • Rose Miniaci and Family • Peck Foundation, Milwaukee S. Donald and Michelle Howland Sussman

Mr. and Mrs. August Urbanek Family and The Au-Rene Foundation

Linda and Douglas Von Allmen • Gary Wendt

$1,000,000 and Above

The John E. Abdo Family • Beverly and Joel Altman In Memory of Vincent and Eda Maria Amaturo • Dianne and Michael Bienes

Broadway Across America • Lois L. Deicke • Albert E. and Birdie W. Einstein Fund

Jeannette and Marty Engelmann • Linda Haller • Mr. Jay Harris • William and Norma Horvitz Family Foundation • Hudson Family Foundation • Robert Wood Johnson Family Charities

Kapila Family Foundation • Margaret Adderley Kelly • Josephine S. Leiser Foundation

Judith Linnell Foundation • The Alfred and Rose Miniaci Foundation

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

Joseph and Louise Rumbaugh • The Salah Foundation • Lorraine Thomas • Truist Waste Management, Inc. of Florida • Wayne and Lucretia Weiner • Deborah Wendt

$500,000 and Above

BBX Capital Corporation • Colin W. Brown • Ann M. Burris

Clifford Jason Cideko and Fredrick Warten • Community Foundation of Broward M. Austin and Christine Forman • Dr. Stanley and Pearl Goodman • Leo Goodwin Foundation Greenspoon Marder • Mary Jane Harlow Charitable Trust • The Ingham Family

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

The Family of Susie and Alan B. Levan • Marie Morris in memory of Morton Morris D.O.J.D. Northern Trust N.A • The Charles L. Palmer Family • Slattery Family Foundation

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

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 • Gunster

Halprin Family Foundation A • Andrew M. Heller • The Hooper Family

Barbara and Milton Jones • Eleanor M. and Herbert D. Katz Family Foundation

Elaine and Jon Krupnick • Roger R. Hinkley and Herbert J. Kurtzheim • The LaBate Family

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

Kendall and Gilbert Spencer

• Barry and Susan Somerstein Family

• Millicent and Bob Steele • Jamie Stiles • Sun Sentinel

Joshua and Nicole Taggart • Richard and Christine Welch • Mark and Linda Wilford

Seth and Lori Wise

• Patricia and Kurt Zimmerman

Heidi and David Alderman

Barbara and Marc Alexander

Toula Amanna

Amazon

American Express

Rachel and Ron Antevy

Stephanie Aoun and Robert Wagner

Artisan Foods – Brad and Stacey Friedman

Madaline and Mark Asofsky

AT&T

Beverly S. Bachrach

John & Mimi Bauer in memory of August Philip Bauer

Abbe and Steven Becker

Robert G. and Emily Bennett

Diana Bergheim and Shari Robbins

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

Amy and Howard Chafetz

The Chatoff Charitable Foundation

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

Caryn Clayman

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

James and Cathy Donnelly

Jane and Douglas Eagon

Bonnie Eletz

Charles and Laurie Ermer

Claire Fair

Antje and Leonard Farber

Dr. and Mrs. Abraham S. Fischler

Ken Fisher and Elizabeth Lender

Charles F. and Esther M. Frye Foundation

David and Sheila Fuente

Future Tech Enterprise

Leslie Gaynor

Mr. David and Dr. Ellen Gendal

Genesis Inspiration Foundation

The Neil Goldberg

Dream Foundation

Gore Family Memorial Foundation Trust

Kenneth M. Goss

Susan and Wil Greaton

$100,000 and Above

Thomas E. Greenbaum

Charitable Foundation

Martin B. Greenberg Foundation –

David Greenberg

Greenberg, Traurig, Hoffman, Lipoff, Rosen & Quentel, P.A.

The Hagen Family Foundation

Steven Halmos

Family Foundation

Dr. George and Jana Hanbury

June and Gordon

Harcourt-Heaver

Robert Harrigan and Cindy Lane

Lorie and Gene Harvey

The A.D. Henderson Foundation, Inc.

The Herald

Richard Herter and Dennis Baney

Dr. and Mrs. Clifford P. Hoch

Holland & Knight

Carmen and Peter Hotchkiss

Chris and Aubrey Hull

Alice and Mike Jackson

George Dean and Susu Johnson

Craig Johnston and James Stellas

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

Thomas Family Foundation

Ticketmaster

Pamela Tindall

Stephanie Toothaker

Toppel Family Foundation

Ultimate Kronos Group – UKG

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

Roxanne and Mark Zinn

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

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

$50,000 and Above

Jim Ellis

Mrs. Anne A. Ellman

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

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.

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

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

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

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

Michelle and Hap Pomerantz

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

Gale Goldstein Tucker

The Ovation Society

Katie and Paul Turner

Dr. Brian Udell

Jacqueline Udell

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 • Aly Heimovics • Andrew M. Heller

Anne Hotte • Brian Huseman • Alice and Mike Jackson • Craig Johnston and James Stellas

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

Caryn Clayman

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

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

Mr. David and Dr. Ellen Gendal

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 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

Andrew M. Heller

Richard Herter and Dennis Baney

Alan and Kristen Hooper

Carmen and Peter Hotchkiss

Hudson Family Foundation

Chris and Aubrey Hull

The Ingham Family

Alice and Mike Jackson

JM Family Enterprises, Inc.

Robert Wood Johnson

Family Charities

Craig Johnston and James Stellas

Barbara and Milton Jones

Carol Harrison Kalagher

Kapila Family Foundation

Eleanor & Herbert Katz Family

Sam W. Klein Charitable Foundation

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.

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

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

Stiles

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

Ticketmaster

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

The Boca Raton

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

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

Andrée and Harvey Kelly

David Kilmnick

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

Gale Goldstein Tucker

Jeremy and Yeva Wilford

Gold Benefactors

Ron and Kathy Assaf

Dr. Howard and Mrs. Judee Barron

Mimi Bauer and Didi Salvaneschi

Nancy Blosser

Betsy Bradford

Howard and Rebecca Braverman

Flo and Rick Celender

Chance Family

Eleanor Chaney

Ruchel and Pieter Coetzee

Daoud’s Fine Jewelry

Dr. Tony and Jean Dorto

Paige and Whitney Dutton

Flamingo Road Nursery –Lisa and Jim Dezell

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

Dr. and Mrs. Maury A. Jayson

Robert B. Judd, Esquire

Richard and Mary Kazares

Kelly and Keith Koenig –City Furniture

William Korey

Tina Kreysar

Arthur and Christine Lambertus

Gwendolyn and Sydney Landers

Senator George S. LeMieux

Mitchell Lombard

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

Michelle and Hap Pomerantz

Lindsay Raphael

Robin and Michael Robins

Lisa and Richard Roselli

Joni and Alan Routman

Alexandria and John Scherer

Lois and John Schmatz

Alan M. Schwartz, M.D.

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

Linda and Don Cielewich

Douglas Cutler

Jan Goodheart and Ian Ibbetson

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

Kelsey Hastings

Jonathan Hines

Scott Holey

Bernadette and Eric Jaeger

The Mahl Family

Entourage

Entourage Maestro

Norma Anzalone

Alejandro Araujo

Patrick Berkley

Stephanie Brandon

Sarah and Jon Burns

Mary Busenburg

Allison and Andrew Cagnetta

Harry Casey

Ray H. Casey

Nidia Chediak

Kim Cardone and David McDonough

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

Jonathan Goldstein and Florence Goldberg

Caren and Lon Gorman

Entourage Maestro (cont’d)

Cheryl and Walter Katz

Alice Kemper

Rose and Michael Koretsky

JoAnn and Roni Laskin

Robyn Lefcourt

Janes Long

Michael Mann and John Sedor

Elissa Mogilefsky and Len Weiselberg

Lilia and Robert Oden

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

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

Tania 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

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

Cindy Herd

Susan Herter

Marcia and Joel Hochberg

Joanna Holbrooke

Mary and Peter Jargowsky

Steven Jungles and Robert Meyer

Carol and Anthony Kalliche

Peter and Elizabeth Keenoy

Robert Kelley

Debra Klein

Madelene Klein

Anthony Krayer

Kristin and Robert LaFleur

Elizabeth Lamb

Paul M. Lawless

Carol and Noel Leary

Patrick Ledford

Kristina Lucia

Lisa Lyden

Debbie Margolis-Horwitz

Edward McDonough

Donald McLean

Mark Mendel

Mary and Dean Middleton

Bob Miller

Allan Mishaan

Bonnie Miskal

Bruce Moldow

Ann Marie and Harry Moon

Shellie Morrison

Ronni Nusbaum

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

Jason Portnof

Lynore Reiseck and David Prince

LuAnn and John Prokos

Gerardo Reyes Retana

June Rivera

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

Leslie Sponder

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 October 30, 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 Panthers 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 • 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 • Vernon Family Charitable Foundation Wayne and Lucretia Weiner

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