Flat Rock Playhouse, The State Theatre of North Carolina, enriches lives through the art of theatre by sustaining production excellence, nurturing talent, and inspiring creativity in an inclusive safe haven for artistic vision, life-long learning, and creative risk.
FLAT ROCK PLAYHOUSE’S COMMITMENT TO DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION:
Flat Rock Playhouse, The State Theatre of North Carolina, is committed to fostering a diverse, equitable and inclusive community of artists, patrons, volunteers, students, partners, and supporters where everyone is welcome.
At Flat Rock Playhouse, all people – whatever their gender, race, ethnicity, national origin, age, sexual orientation or identity, religion, education, or ability – are valued and respected.
As storytellers, we strive to tell stories that reflect and illuminate the diversity of our shared humanity. We are grateful to our community and our audience members for joining us in this shared spirit of inclusion and equity for all.
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A MESSAGE FROM LISA K. BRYANT, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
Once upon a time, in a bustling city where the lights shimmered like stars, there was a magnificent theater called “The Enchanted Stage.” Or, as it was known to the locals, Flat Rock Playhouse. It was renowned for its captivating performances, where the complex and beautiful tales of humanity came to life right before the audience’s eyes. In this enchanting theater, the storytellers, actors, and the technological wizards worked hand in hand to create a truly immersive experience. Every show was a masterpiece, blending the power of performance and cutting-edge technology.
One night, a young girl named Lily and her family were fortunate enough to secure tickets to a special performance at The Enchanted Stage. The show, titled “Threads of Time,” promised to take the audience on an extraordinary journey through history, celebrating the triumphs and tragedies of humanity. As Lily stepped into the theater, she was mesmerized by the grandeur of the stage. She took her seat, eagerly waiting for the show to begin. The lights dimmed, and the curtains slowly rose, revealing a scene that transported the audience back in time.
The story began with a brave knight riding across a lush green meadow, ready to battle a fearsome dragon. The audience gasped as the knight lunged forward, slashing his sword through the air, but instead of a dragon, a breathtaking holographic display brought the mythical creature to life. The theater walls transformed into a medieval castle, and the audience found themselves immersed in the sights and sounds of a bygone era. The spellbound spectators marveled as the actors fearlessly enacted scenes of knights, kings, and queens. Words of love, honor, and betrayal echoed through the theater.
As the show progressed, the tales shifted, taking the audience through the Renaissance period, the age of revolutions, and even the wonders of space exploration. Each era seamlessly transitioning into the next, thanks to the awe-inspiring stagecraft and the talents of the designers, craftsmen, and performers. Lily’s eyes sparkled with wonder as the poignant stories shared, both tragic and joyous, touched her heart and left a lasting impression.
As the final act approached, Lily realized that the true magic of “Threads of Time” was not just the technology or the performances. It was the way in which the stories resonated with the audience, reminding them of the shared humanity that we all carry within. With a standing ovation from the captivated crowd, the show came to an end, leaving the audience in awe of the incredible power of live theater. And so, “The Enchanted Stage” at Flat Rock Playhouse continued to weave its spell on all those who entered its doors, using the harmonious blend of performance and technology to showcase the timeless beauty and depth of the human spirit. For in these stories, we learn, we feel, and we discover that the connections between past and present can never be lost.
The 2024 season at Flat Rock Playhouse centers exploring the profound beauty and devastating complexity of our collective humanity, and endeavors to celebrate the role of technology and design in enriching storytelling. I hope that you, like Lilly, will relish the magic and impact of live theatre, crafted with passion and excellence by a team of dedicated Artists and Artisans right here on the great Flat Rock. Welcome to the show!
Lisa K. Bryant, Artistic Director
Welcome to Flat Rock Playhouse and welcome to our 2024 Mainstage Season! We are excited to host you. Whether you are here for the first time or hundredth, each show you see here is an opportunity for us to wow you, astound you, and hopefully make you feel and think.
Producing live theatre takes a village. It is not only the talented craftsmen and artists that bring shows to life from the paint on the scenery, to the actors you watch and the music you hear, but our patrons as well. It is through the collective experience of live theatre that we as a community grow and harness that power for impactful change.
Here at Flat Rock Playhouse, we believe in that power. We believe in the power of shared experiences and shared learning. From our education wing at Playhouse Jr. which provides K through Adult education, to the shows you’ll witness here on our Mainstage, our mission is to support lifelong learning and growth. But it takes the whole community to make that growth possible. To our patrons, volunteers, and donors, thank you for being a part of FRP’s 2024 season! So again welcome, we look forward to growing with you this year!
Sam Yaeger Goodrum, Managing Director
THANK YOU TO OUR SEASON SPONSORS
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Clyde Allen
Connie Backlund
Sharon Campbell
Bob DiBella
Deanna Ellis
Gene Hamme
Robin Hamme
Sherri Holbert
Bruce Holliday
Joe Ippolito
Karolyn Killian
David Leiman
Peg Luy
Tom Marshall
Larry McGaughy
Charlotte Otto
Turner Rouse
Emily Russell
Jan Sullivan
Mike Weitzel
A MESSAGE FROM OUR BOARD OF TRUSTEES PRESIDENT MIKE WEITZEL
Welcome to the State Theatre of North Carolina. Flat Rock Playhouse was given that designation by the North Carolina Legislature and has continued to live up to the name since 1952. There is a reason why there are not a lot of empty seats around you tonight. There is a reason why not only patrons, but actors return to the Playhouse year after year. It’s the Lighting and Set Designs that makes you one of the “Four guys under a streetlamp” in Jersey Boys. It’s the Costume Design that brings Cats alive. It’s the Sound Design that ensures you hear everything at the “Kit Kat Club”. It’s the Production Team that takes you inside Shawshank Prison. Box Office, Marketing, Development and Admin round out the Team that is Flat Rock Playhouse. Your support through ticket sales, or a donation means everything to us and keeps the lights on. Everyone on the Rock thanks you for being part of the State Theatre of North Carolina. So sit back and enjoy the show!
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SCENIC DESIGNER
DENNIS C. MAULDEN
SOUND DESIGNER
KURT DAVIS
Flat Rock Playhouse presents BOEING-BOEING by Marc Camoletti
Grayson Powell*...........................................Robert Keith Rubin*...............................................Bernard
SETTING
Bernard’s apartment in Paris. One Saturday in April. Early 1960s
There will be a 15 minute intermission.
THE VIDEOTAPING OR MAKING OF ELECTRONIC OR OTHER AUDIO AND/OR VISUAL RECORDINGS OF THIS PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTING RECORDING OR STREAMS IN ANY MEDIUM, INCLUDING THE INTERNET, IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED, A VIOLATION OF THE AUTHOR(S)’S RIGHTS AND ACTIONABLE UNDER UNITED STATES COPYRIGHT LAW. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE VISIT: https://concordtheatricals.com/resourses/protecting-artists.
“Boeing Boeing” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com
*Denotes member of Actors’ Equity Association
THE CAST
BOEING-BOEING PRODUCTION STAFF
Production Manager – Adam Goodrum
Associate Production Manager – Joshua D. Stewart
Production Stage Manager – Madelyn Hawver*
Assistant Stage Manager – Hannah Kate Hawver
Assistant Scenic Designer – Ezekiel Ajibade
Technical Director – Brandon McIver
Scene Shop Foreman – Emily Rich
Head Carpenter – Philip Link
Staff Carpenter – Scott Farnworth
Carpenter – Laura Lumetta
Scenic Charge – Steph Charaska
Assistant Scenic Charge – K. Shaly Farmer
Scenic Artist – Suzanne Barnes
Costume Shop Manager – Tim Barham
Assistant Costume Shop Manager – Alice Bryant
Head of Wardrobe – Amy Pavelka
Stitcher – Betty Miller
Stitcher / Wardrobe Assistant – Jazzy Jane Armstrong
LET’S GIVE A STANDING OVATION TO PRODUCTION SPONSOR
PETER PARRY IN MEMORY OF JOHN S. COX
Your steadfast support sustains Flat Rock Playhouse’s mission to enrich lives through the art of theatre. From dynamic onstage productions to engaging arts education initiatives, your support of the arts makes a real difference in our community. We are honored to uplift the memory of John S. Cox, whose spirit continues to inspire us all. Together, we hope you enjoy the show.
CARISSA FIORILLO* (GABRIELLA)
JESSICA MOSHER* (GLORIA)
MADDIE FRANKE* (GRETCHEN)
GRAYSON POWELL* (ROBERT)
MARCY MCGUIGAN* (BERTHE)
KEITH RUBIN* (BERNARD)
THE CAST
CARISSA FIORILLO* (GABRIELLA) Broadway: ALADDIN. National Tours: ALADDIN (1st National Tour), RADIO CITY ROCKETTES (Rockette), BULLETS OVER BROADWAY (1st National Tour), GUYS AND DOLLS. Film/TV; KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN, THE MARVELOUS MRS. MAISEL, FULL FRONTAL WITH SAMANTHA BEE (Emmy Nominated), SNL, and more. Love to my family, especially Mom. @carissafiorillo
MADDIE FRANKE* (GRETCHEN) Couldn’t be more thrilled to be back at her favorite place on earth. She started as an apprentice here in 2008, and they just can’t get rid of her. Most recently seen as Helga in CABARET, Mary Delgado in JERSEY BOYS, her other FRP credits include A FLAT ROCK PLAYHOUSE CHRISTMAS, PROPOSALS, SOUTH PACIFIC, CINEMATASTIC, LETTERLAND, MAMMA MIA, JOSEPH…DREAMCOAT, ANNIE, A FUNNY THING HAPPENED..., MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS, ALL SHOOK UP (twice!), MAN OF LAMANCHA, and SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS. Other credits include; Off Broadway: SLEEP NO MORE, KICKING AND SCREAMING (Assistant Director) In her spare time she also is an illustrator and designer. You might have seen some of her design work around town at ShareWell Coffee and Mountain Juicery! Huge thank you to Chase, all of my Flat Rock friends, and my family!
MARCY MCGUIGAN* (BERTHE) I am always happy to return to the Artistic Team here at The Rock. Having the oppurtunity to share the stage with Lisa K. Bryant again will always call me back to the Mountains. I learn and grow here every season and working with Chase Brock and Reggie Law is all an actor could wish for. Thank you for supporting our Artistic Endeavours.
JESSICA MOSHER* (GLORIA) is a Canadian actress and award-winning writer based in New York City. Flat Rock Debut! Off Broadway: WITCHES?! IN SALEM?! (HERE Arts). Regional: MURDER ON THE LINKS (North Coast Repertory Theatre & Laguna Playhouse); PAINT NIGHT (The Public Theatre, Maine); THE 39 STEPS (Riverside Theatre); HAND TO GOD (Florida Studio Theatre); FUN HOME (White Plains Performing Arts Center); CRIMES OF THE HEART (Bristol Valley Theatre); THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST (Savannah Repertory Theatre). TV/ Film: MR ROBOT (USA), FOR HIRE (SOHO International Film Festival), ANXIOUS (DANCES WITH FILMS), A ROYAL CHRISTMAS ON ICE. In 2023, Jessica’s short screenplay GOOD EVENING,
MARSHALL (Good Evening, Geraldine) won the Austin Film Festival Screenplay Competition. Thanks to everyone at Flat Rock Playhouse and the talented cast and crew of Boeing Boeing! Theatre is magic. Special thanks to Dad, H, and always K. www.jessicamosher.com @notjessmosher
GRAYSON POWELL* (ROBERT) is an actor & writer in film, TV, theatre, commercials and sketch comedy. This will be his 6th show at Flat Rock and he couldn’t be prouder to be around such excellent peeps. Shoutout to his NC family! With an MFA in Acting from Columbia University, Grayson has appeared in the award winning feature films SUNDOWN, HEDGEHOG, THE ROGER SMITH, THE SYMPATHY CARD and the upcoming film THE FRIEND (opposite Naomi Watts). On TV, he has appeared in LAW & ORDER (NBC), KEVIN CAN F HIMSELF (AMC), MADE IN JERSEY (CBS), MADAM SECRETARY (CBS) and MODERN LOVE (Amazon). He co-wrote the feature films AS HE BELIEVES, LOSERS and SWELL with 3 Worker Films which are currently in pre production. His commercials include Samsung, USAA, Applebees, Flonase, Canon, Citizens Bank, Bernie and Phyl’s furniture, Bank of America and Honda. He has also performed in NYC and numerous regional theatres around the country. In 2016, he played the iconic bartender, Sam Malone, in the National Tour of CHEERS LIVE ON STAGE. He has also performed stand up comedy at Gotham Comedy Club, Stand Up New York, Comix and EastVille Comedy Club. SAG-AFTRA, AEA”
KEITH RUBIN* (BERNARD) is an actor, writer, and producer based in New York City. Off-Broadway credits include the original production of PUFFS (New World Stages), 1927 (ArsNova), and SHIP OF CLOWNS (Primary Stages). Regionally, he has performed in AT THE WEDDING and PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS (Studio Theatre DC) as well as MACBETH IN STRIDE (Shakespeare Theatre Company) and CABARET (Virginia Theatre Festival). He can also be seen on television in THE EQUALIZER, UNBREAKABLE KIMMY SCHMIDT, AT HOME WITH AMY SEDARIS, THE ILIZA SHLESINGER SKETCH SHOW, ALTERNATINO, and THE LATE SHOW WITH STEPHEN COLBERT, among others. As a filmmaker, his work has premiered at the SOHO International Film Festival and been seen at festivals around the country. All my love, always, to J. keithmrubin.com. Instagram: @keithrubin
“Our students LOVED it! I teach 4th grade social studies and the content relates directly to what they are learning”
-Henderson County Public School Teacher
Apprentices are early career performing artists that come to Flat Rock Playhouse each year to refine their craft, work with seasoned professionals, and bring the power of live theater to our community.
Every year the Apprentices travel to public elementary schools throughout Western North Carolina with a dynamic and educational in-school touring program. They spend one month performing for over 5,000 students, bringing their academic studies to life right before their eyes.
This fall, students will enjoy Slowpoke!: The True Story of a Tortoise and Hare. In this Appalachian retelling of Aesop’s classic, Tori the tortoise races a big city hare and, with the help of her friends, gains the confidence to fully embrace what makes her unique and discovers how she fits into her community.
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REGGIE LAW (DIRECTOR) is excited and honored to be back on the Rock for this production of Boeing-Boeing, having directed Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner two seasons ago. For 25 years, Reggie has served as Executive Artistic Director at Oak Ridge Playhouse in Tennessee, where some of his favorite past productions include How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, To Kill a Mockingbird, Mame, Lend Me a Tenor, The Wiz, Alabama Story, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, The Drowsy Chaperone, and most recently Nine. In years prior, he worked for theatre and opera companies across the US, as well as five years as the assistant creative director for Dollywood Entertainment. Earlier this year, he led an acclaimed production of The Color Purple for Nashville REP. In 2020, his work was recognized for “Excellence in the Arts” at the Southeastern Conference of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Intl. In his very rare free time, he enjoys photography, baking, and his latest obsession: growing and propagating roses. He is grateful for the opportunity to play among the Vagabonds once again. Already he feels a part of the family.
DENNIS C. MAULDEN (SCENIC DESIGNER) Apprenticed with the Playhouse in 1967 and continued for 11 years as Equity Stage Manager and Scenic Artist. He became Resident Scenic Designer in 1985 and joined the full-time staff in 2000. With an MFA degree from UNC-Greensboro in 1977 and membership in United Scenic Artists, New York Local #829, Maulden has designed standard and classical repertory works, experimental projects, new plays, operas, and musicals in regional, university, and New York theatres. Proud to have contributed to the theatre’s physical and aesthetic growth, artistic production quality, and strong educational development, Dennis feels particularly blessed to be a part of the Playhouse family. denniscmaulden.com
TRAVIS GRANT TRAVIS M. GRANT (Costume Designer)
Select design credits include: Steel Magnolias (Flat Rock Playhouse); It’s A Wonderful Life, The Addams Family, Escape to Margaritaville (Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre); Disney’s Frozen (East Coast Regional Premiere), Elvis: A Musical Revolution, Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, Cinderella (North Shore Music Theatre); Cinderella, Annie Get Your Gun, Million Dollar Quartet (Fulton Theatre); Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (Theatre By The Sea); The Rocky Horror Show, The Wizard of Oz, Singin’ in the Rain, Million Dollar Quartet, Grease, Tommy (Maine State Music Theatre); Anything Goes, Cinderella (The Wick Theatre); Equivocation (New England Premiere), Swimming in the Shallows, Topdog/Underdog, Gross Indecency (Dramatic Repertory Company); Head Over Heels, Elf, Rock of Ages, Tuck Everlasting, Hello Dolly!, Annie, Young Frankenstein, Mary Poppins, The Rocky Horror Show, Into the Woods, Shrek, Fiddler on the Roof, Spamalot (Waterville Opera House); The Nutcracker (Bossov Ballet); Inook and the Sun (U.S. Premiere), Last Easter (New England Premiere, KCACTF/Barbizon Region I National Design Award) (University of Southern Maine), and many more! Travis is a frequent collaborator with international drag sensation and RuPaul’s Drag Race alum JuJubee (Huluween Dragstravaganza, PetSmart National Commercial/ Instagram). Travis is the winner of five regional Broadway World Awards for Best Costume Design, including Best Costume Design of the Decade (2010 – 2020). www.travismgrant.com
LOGAN TAYLOR (ASSISTANT LIGHTING DESIGNER) is currently in his first season as Head of Lighting and Projections for Flat Rock Playhouse. He graduated from The Brevard College in 2017, receiving a B.A. in Theatrical Design & Production emphasizing in Lighting Design. After graduating he worked as the Lighting Director for the Grammy award winning band the Steep Canyon Rangers touring North America from 2017-2021. He then simultaneously joined the Steve Martin and Martin Short tour “Now you see them, Soon you won’t” starting with their Net-
flix special working as an Assistant Video Designer and Assistant Monitor Engineer from 2018-2021. Logan is excited to start a new chapter of his life with Flat Rock Playhouse.
KURT DAVIS (SOUND DESIGNER) is currently in his third season as Head of Audio for Flat Rock Playhouse. He graduated from The University of Mississippi in 2015, receiving a B.F.A. in Theatrical Design & Production emphasizing in Sound Design. Since then, he has worked in multiple performing arts venues across the country, including Shakespeare Theatre Company, New Stage Theatre, The Warehouse Theatre, and The Brevard Music Center. Favorite designs include MACBETH, THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN, (Flat Rock Playhouse), THE LEHMAN TRILOGY, THE LEGEND OF GEORGIA MCBRIDE (Warehouse Theatre), BRIGHT STAR, and SWEAT (New Stage Theatre).
JAZZY JANE ARMSTRONG (HAIR & MAKEUP DESIGNER) is thrilled to be back for her second season here on the Rock! She is a graduate of Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts and received her Bachelor of Arts in Theatre. Some recent work was at Gulfshore Playhouse as a wardrobe intern and at the Weston Theatre Company as a wardrobe supervisor and costume/ wardrobe assistant.
BRANDON MCIVER (TECHNICAL DIRECTOR) is celebrating his second full season with Flat Rock after joining the theatre at the very end of 2022. He has worked in numerous scene shops in various capacities over the last 20 years. In 2003 he moved to Columbia, SC where he began his theatre career as ATD with Trustus Theatre. Throughout his artistic adventure, Brandon has worked as a carpenter, painter and props and scenic designer for many if not all of the theatre, dance and opera companies in Columbia. He has also designed/built scenery, special effects and props for independent film and commercial video. On a smaller scale, Brandon has built scenery and served as puppeteer for the Columbia Marionette Theatre. After relentless vacationing in WNC for the last 15 years, he decided to finally become a resident.
KENZIE CONNER (PROPS MANAGER) is thrilled to be returning for the 2024 Season! Originally from Roanoke, VA, she is a theater professional with nearly 3 decades of experience in performance, props, puppetry, scenic design, stage management, choreography, special effects makeup, technical direction, and production management. After spending a wonderful summer as an intern here at FRP, graduating college, and then spending a year abroad in Ireland, she was lucky enough to work on board Disney Cruise Line for over 3 years. She has worked for the Virginia Children’s Theatre, the Jefferson Center, and many other regional arts organizations in various capacities. Apart from being a theater professional, she has spent time working in event management as the Director of Events for the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad in Ohio, and has spent over a decade as a freelance wedding and event coordinator.
MADELYN HAWVER (STAGE MANAGER) is so excited to be back at Flat Rock Playhouse. In 2021, Madelyn graduated from the University of Cincinnati (CCM) with her BFA in Stage Management. While in college she stage managed at local theatres Know Theatre of Cincinnati and Pioneer Playhouse. Since graduation, she’s had the privilege of stage managing at theatres in South Carolina (Long Bay Theatre, Southeastern Summer Theatre Institute) and Florida (Gulfshore Playhouse). She is so thankful to her family, friends, and mentors for their unconditional support and love.
HANNAH KATE HAWVER (ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER) is from Myrtle Beach, SC and just finished her third year at the College- Conservatory of Music (CCM) studying stage management. She has previously worked at the Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts and Gulfshore Playhouse and is thrilled to be in Flat Rock for her first summer.
ADAM GOODRUM (PRODUCTION MANAGER) Adam graduated from UNC School of the Arts in with a B.F.A. in Technical Direction. After graduating he went to Goodspeed Opera House where he spent 3 years climbing the ranks from a Carpenter, Lead Welder, Master Carpenter to their Assistant Technical Director 2007. He then moved to DC to become Signature Theatre’s Technical Director. After a year with Signature he returned to Goodspeed to take over as their Technical Director where he stayed from 2009-2013. In 2013 Adam moved closer to home and joined the Flat Rock Playhouse staff where he took on the position of Technical Director, and in 2014, he moved up to be the Production Manager. Adam is happy to have found his place back in his home state of NC where he is closer to family and friends and where he and his wife, Samantha welcomed their first child Ryden to the Vagabond Family in 2018.
JOSHUA STEWART (ASSOCIATE PRODUCTION MANAGER) is currently in his third season with Flat Rock Playhouse. Originally hailing from Illinois, he received a Bachelors of Science in Theatre Production from Illinois State University and a Master of Fine Arts in Stage Management from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Prior to settling in Western North Carolina, Joshua traveled the US as a production manager and stage manager. He has worked with companies such as Florida Grand Opera, the Atlanta Opera, Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre Company, and Rutgers University Mason Gross School of the Arts, among others.
BILL MUÑOZ* (PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER) This year marks Bill’s 33rd season at Flat Rock Playhouse, and 35th year as a proud Union Member of Actors’ Equity Association. Starting out as an apprentice in 1985, through subsequent years, he went from Scenic Carpenter to Actor to Stage Manager to Fight Choreographer to year-round staff as Production Manager. Although now he “stepped down” to only be hired seasonally, he always looks forward to return to this special community at the “Rock.” Special thanks to those who support live theatre and make the arts an important contribution to society. Much love to his wife and daughter, the two most important people of his life.
DALE BROWN (CASTING DIRECTOR) 30 years to the summer after appearing on stage at the Playhouse, Dale is delighted to rejoin the Vagabonds ranks as casting director. His work in casting includes - Broadway: Phantom of the Opera, Billy Elliot; A Little Night Music, Jesus Christ Superstar, Guys & Dolls (w/ Tara Rubin Casting). Off-Broadway: Gorgeous Nothings (upcoming –Life Jacket Theater), Our Brother’s Son (w/ Jason Styres), America Is Hard to See, Daddy Long Legs (Drama Desk Nom), Old Jews Telling Jokes. Regional: Run Bambi Run (world premier), Titanic, Nativity Variations, The Chinese Lady, The Who & the What (Milwaukee Rep); The Heart Sellers, John Proctor is the Villain (Huntington); In the Heights (Seattle Rep), Things I Know to Be True (Arizona Theatre Co.) 2 Pianos 4 Hands, In the Heights (Cincinnati Playhouse), Sense & Sensibility (Chicago Shakespeare), Disgraced (Syracuse), Lives of Reason, In This House (Two River Theatre). Honors graduate of Kalamazoo College & the BESGL Theater Program (London). dalebrowncasting.com
THE LEIMAN
Find peace and tranquility in this new garden of remembrance.
Flat Rock Playhouse’s founder, Robroy Farquhar, settled in this beautiful mountain region to celebrate the joys of nature and create a safe haven to practice his craft. In 2021, we continue to embrace the quiet serenity of our beautiful surroundings with The Leiman Garden of Remembrance.
David and Sharon Leiman donated this hallowed ground in memory of the six million Jews and millions of other men, women, and children murdered by Nazi Germany. The garden invites us all to remember, learn, reflect and NEVER FORGET.
David and Sharon first came to Flat Rock Playhouse in 2016 for the all-star hit production, Million Dollar Quartet. We are honored and overjoyed to call this dynamic duo part of the Flat Rock Playhouse team of patrons, donors, and volunteers.
2024 Donor Listing
Individual, foundation, and corporate donors make it possible to produce high-quality, hand-crafted live theater and arts education programs at Flat Rock Playhouse.
We are deeply grateful for your support.
To see a full listing of our incredible supporters, please visit our Virtual Playbill.
Donations below represent 14-month cumulative giving totals through 05/21/2024. Please contact debranelson@flatrockplayhouse.org if correction is necessary.
BOLD NAMES = The Vagabond Society
RED NAMES = 2024 Subscribers
ITALIC NAMES = 2024 Donor Concierge Club
BLOCKBUSTERS ($100,000+)
Charlotte & Bob Otto
SHOWSTOPPERS ($50,000+)
Dennis & Victoria Flanagan
Paul M. Simons & Buddy Hughes
David & Sharon Leiman
MEGASTARS ($25,000+)
Clyde & Nina Allen (in honor of Lisa K. Bryant & Paul Feraldi)
Nancy & Richard Burns
Lynn & Bob Davidson
Robin & Gene Hamme
EB Hoover & AM Secosan
Joe & Hilda Ippolito (in memory of Don & Joanne Rathgeb)
Bob DiBella and Carol Savage
SUPERSTARS ($10,000+)
Audrey Love Charitable Foundation
J. Jette & Linda Edwards Campbell
Beth & Jon Couch
Peter Parry (in memory of John S. Cox)
The Larry & Ashley David Foundation
Deanna & David Ellis
R Dean Jollay Jr.
Mal & Mary Kessinger
Joseph Laughter & Scott Keels
Daryl & David Neims
George & Sioux Oliva
Nancy & Alan Sawyer
Jo & Bob Staton
STARS ($5,000+)
Kay & Franke Burke
Terri Eisenhauer
Bill & Sally Hale
Kim & Dave Hinkleman
Dr. Rick and Flora Hobson
Thomas T. & Bernice F. Irvin Foundation
Phil & Cynthia Lewis
David & Terri Luck
Mast General Store
Nancy & Larry McGaughy
Bill & Miller Medina
Dot Moyer
The Perkins Charitable Foundation
Justin E. Richards (in honor of Jan and Pete Richards)
Bill & Carolyn Robichaux
Tracy Robinson & Mark Salmanson
Jan & David Sullivan
Robert & Elaine Waring
Suz & Mike Weitzel
IMPRESSARIOS ($2,500+)
Ken Adams
Ellen & Lindsey Allen
Ken & Nancy Anderson
Bob & Mary Chamberlain
Ted Etherington (in memory of Carolyn Etherington)
Carol Gettig & Charlie Phillips
Candi & Josh Guffey
Barbara Guidos
Sherri & Rick Holbert
William Holmes
Judy Hoyer
Steve & Sheryl Jamerson
Bob & Paulette Kurek (in recognition of Charlotte Otto)
Diane Kyker
Peggy & Don Luy
Beverly Melenyzer
Tim Parks & Lance Hiatt
Joy & Eric Rutherfurd
Patty Shedlow
Amy Singletary
Robert Stone & Jan Hundhausen
Gary Warlen
Martha Wurzel (in honor of Philly Kohn)
Diane & Dale Zuck
HEADLINERS ($1,000+)
Jennifer Andersen (in honor of Ethan F. Andersen) Anonymous
Jerry & Linda Ariail
Jim & Carol Avallone
Connie & Gib Backlund
Allan & Terri Baer
David & Debra Baker (in memory of Marsha Raney & Virginia Camp)
Bob & Karen Balkman
David Bowers
Dale Salvaggio Bradshaw & Sophia Bradshaw
Chase Brock
Becky Bruening (in memory of James Bruening)
Sharon Campbell
David E. Coates
Elaine Cole
John & Donna Crawford (in honor of all the actors & staff)
Julie Davis
Steve Dozier Group
Marvin & Patricia Eargle
Jan & Jeff Egolf
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Frederick
Adam & Sam Goodrum
Harry & Sarah Grymes
Gordon & Sarah Herring
Don Holder (in honor of John & Lisa Bryant)
Bruce Holliday and Denise Cumbee Long
Diane Jankowski
Steve & Sharon Johnson
Kay Jollay
Joyce Jolly
Kirsch Family
Bryan Wesselink & Carmen Lehtinen
Erwin & Nancy Maddrey
David & Nancy Mahoney
Tom Marshall
Caroline Gunther & John McCormick
Tod & Renita McDougal
McKibbin Family Donor Advised Fund of CFHC, Inc.
Richard Mears
Beth Allen Menyhart
Nancy Miller
Roberta Moll
Libby Morris
Lois S. Carlson & Jerome Mrowca
Tom & Jackie Murrill
Robert Nosal & Robert Trisolini
Belinda Parks (in honor of A. Lee Parks, Jr.)
Jeff & Melanie Pieper
William Reese
Turner & Debbie Rouse
Troy, Kate, Beth, Drew
Scarborough honoring Nancy & Larry McGaughy
Michael & Judy Scharf
Lynne & Phil Seymour
George & Cathy Shields
Shannon & Jon Sigmon in honor of The Goodrum Family (Far & Wide)
Helen & Russell Smart
Jane & Bill Swafford
Danny & Gina
Jane Rouse Waddell
David & Lorraine Watson
Tricia & Bill Wearmouth
Sandra Woodfin Williams
Young Family Charitable Fund (in honor of Charlotte Otto)
2024 GOVERNMENT & FOUNDATION SUPPORT
The City of Hendersonville
Henderson County Government
Henderson County Tourism Development Authority
North Carolina Arts Council
The Shubert Foundation
The Village of Flat Rock
Walnut Cove Members Association
2024 SPECIAL FUNDS & ANNUAL RECOGNITION
Charlotte & Bob Otto, New Initiatives Fund
Charlotte & Bob Otto, Mainstage Season Sponsors
Beth & Jon Couch Concession Stand
David & Sharon Leiman, Mainstage
Dennis & Victoria Flanagan, Playhouse Junior Sponsors
Dining Porch In Loving Memory of Tommy & Bernice Irvin
Joe & Hilda Ippolito, Black Box Stage
Lynn & Bob Davidson, Apprentice Program Lead Sponsors
M. Wurzel Parking Lot 3, In honor of my dear Phil
Paul M. Simons & Buddy Hughes, Apprentice Tour Season Lead Sponsors
Robin & Gene Hamme, New Works Founders Fund
2024 CORPORATE SPONSORS
Asheville Regional Airport
Blue Ridge Public Radio
Cuisine Team
Forvis Mazars
Henderson Oil Co Inc.
Joseph Laughter Clothier & Scott
Keels Design
Knox Law
Looking Glass Realty
Marked Tree Vineyard
Optimum
PMI Blue Ridge
Ruby De Noche Lounge
Sharewell Coffee
Southern Alarm & Security
Terri Eisenhauer Signature Properties
Treadshots
Tryon Estates - ACT Retirement Life
Communities
United Community Bank
Van Winkle Law Firm
Victoria Flanagan, AAMFT Clinical
Fellow, Trauma and Grief Counseling
WHKP
WTZQ
PERFORMERS ($500+)
Anonymous
S & J Family Fund at Community Foundation Tampa Bay
Eileen Bailey
Marti & Julian Biller
Kay Brems
Richard & Sally Brigden
Sherry K. Brooks
Michael & Ann Campbell
Keets Cassar
Gerard & Odette Coluccelli
Norris and Cricket Crigler
Mark & Meredith Dornenburg
Elizabeth Justice Giving Trust Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Christopher & Mary Fender
Mark Finley
Paul Vencil Fitch
Greg & Carol Fouts
Dr. & Mrs. William T. Garrison
Gayden & Janell Gauthier (in honor of Deceased Family Members)
Mary & Graham Hallward
Rod & Diane Hansen
Sandy & Donna Hastie
Jacque & Woody Headden
Herbert & Pamela Hertner
Patti & Phil Byrd
Jana & Bill Humleker
Robert Stone & Jan Hundhausen
Carl J. Johnson & Alexandra Das
M & W Johnson
Amy Johnston
Lynda Jollay
Joe Pucilowski & Susan Kasper
Ken & Sue Kilburn
Lee & Sarah King
Dan & Edie Lang
Ernest Levinson
Jonathan & Kristen Lyda
Charles Marston
Carol Martinez
Geoffrey Masukawa
Elizabeth & Brian McCormick
Sandra & Donald McIntyre
Gail McLeod
Linda Meade & John Luechtefeld
Leslie & Charles Mishner
Tim & Joey Mock
Beverly Morris
Dennis Mountain
Susan Nation
Mike & Rosemary Nelson
Jim & Kitty Olson
LTC Robert T. & Patricia A. Payne
Sue Payne (in memory of Jayne & Gloria)
Angela & Joe Peiso
Debbie Penney
Allan Pennington & Lois Mikrut
Paige Posey & Mark Warwick
Gordon & Leona Query
Charles & Dianne Russ
Edwin & June Salvesen
M. H. Seibold (in memory of Marvin Seibold)
Lewis Singer
Barbara Stangl
In memory of Patricia Burkholder Stepp
The Paton Fund of Community Foundation of Henderson County, Inc.
Sandy Taraszki
Lana & Raymond Tetzlaf
Peter Thomasson
George & MG Tyda
Amy Underwood
Nick & Merrie Weedman (in honor of former Mayor Robert V Staton)
Robin & Bonnie Worcester
BACKERS ($250+)
Wedge & Debbie Abels
From Friends of Flat Rock Theater
Paul A. Abry
Roger C. Adams
Karen Adkisson
Jane & Terry B. Andersen
Virginia Bailey
Jean Baldwin
Rex & Becky Banadyga (in memory of George Wilkins)
Bill & Ceelie Beacham
William C. Beck
Sandra Bennett
Charles & Nancy Blakely
Kari Bos & Robert Vorona
Helen & Chuck Bosshart
Jim Bradford & Ruby Grimm
Robert & Ann Braswell
Geri Brink
Robert Brown
John & Lisa (in honor of The Farquhar Family & Vagabonds Everywhere)
Nancy Buchan
Brant & Judy Bynum
Eileen & Pat Cafferty
Robert & Jeannette Cannon
Carol & Rocco Cassone
Kathy & Gary Christensen
Alice Clark
Edie Clark
Brent & Lynn Clever
Celia Cogdell (in memory of Jerry Cogdell)
Maureen Coleman
Carol Coles
Adele & Newt Colston
Barbara Connell
Robin Coseo
Thomas & JoAnn Cox
Heather Cygan
Anna & Graeme Dalziel
Betsy Darnall (in memory of Tom Darnall)
Sandy J. Davis
Diane Dillingham
Delores Doerr
Lynne Eramo
Ron & Debbie Evilia
David & Bonnie Gold (in memory of Herberet Novack)
Goldens
Connie Goodrum
Lt. Col. Walter Goodwin Esq
Tom Gurley
Earle Haire Jr
Bob & Myra Hannah
Jerry & Melissa Harrelson
Mike & Paula Harrison
Peter & Sandi Heckman
Paula & Ron Hoffman
Ginny & David Hoppenworth
Lynn & Allan Huffman
Richard Hurley (in honor of Pat Hurley Brother & Apprentice in 1965)
Debbie & Standford Hyslop
Alan Jastczemski
Andrea & Jim Johannsen
David & Julia Johnson
Johanna Johnson
Deborah Johnson (in memory of C.B. Johnson)
Clariette Joseph
Andrea Sundberg
Martin Kalb
Michael Kavouklisv
Judy & Bill LaMée
John N. Leach Jr
Laura & Ron Leatherwood (in honor of Lisa & John Bryant
Dudley & Becky Lehman
Elaine & Jon Levine
Anat Levi-Wipranik
C. A. Lewis
Doris Loomis
Stephen Machiz
Gayle Magruder
Anne Maliff
David & Susan Marchette
Robert & Frances Martino
Gene M. May
William McCauley
John & Susan McCormick
Ann McFadden
Candice & Patrick McGinnis
Herbert & Diana Mcguire
Howard & Mary Lou McJunkin Jr
Anne Mercer
Charlene Miller
Bill & Charlotte Moore
Rachel & Jerry Moran
Trish Morgan
Deborah Mounts
Tim & Pam Mullinax
Angelique Murphy
Janet Newman Berry
Dennis O’Connor
Bill & Judy Pendergast
John Phillips
Becky & Cody Plott
Eve & Alan Powell (in honor of Lisa K. Bryant)
Jan & Dave Powell
Chip & Karen Pryde
Dr. Kenneth & Debbie Ray
Elaine Rindner
Sue Robinson
Eileen Rolnick (In memory of William Iverson)
Bill Elmore & Beth Rountree
Bill & Jean Ann Rushton
Scott & Dorene Savage
Karen & Paul Schaefer
Patricia Shepherd
Carole Sitzer (in memory of Stanley Sitzer)
Bill & Karen Skelton
Jaye Smith
Dr and Mrs Leonard Snyder
Gail & Nelson Sobel
Carol and Jack Spencer
Steve & Danelle Springer
Fred Stack
Tracy Stanley, Jonah Stanley, Adalynn Riddle
Holly & Andy Strauss
Peace Sullivan
Claire Taylor
D. Alice Taylor
Janet & Rick Taylor
Susan Thomas
Pam & Ed Tiles
Martha Todd
Doris Tomlin
Michael & Rebecca Trepper
Sandy & Bill Tucker
Suzanna Waddell
Bill & Ida Walker
Paula & Steve Webb
Dr. & Mrs. Jerry Weiss
Andrew & Kathryn Wells
Heidi Will
Valerie Williams
Richard H Willits
Greg Wilson
Linda & Bob Winans
J&C Enterprises (in memory of Mari McCullough)
Bud & Mary Lynn Yost
SUPPORTERS ($100+)
Diane Adams
David Aldridge
Vic & Mary Anne Allwein
Anonymous
Vicky Anthony
Sonia & Jerry Arnold (in memory of Bridget Bartlett)
Carol Bailey
David & Pamela Baron
Charles Beard & David Levy
Thomas Bell
Russell Benton
Bruce Berkowitz
Blair Best Jones
Anne Bethea
Lisa Better
Steve & Gina Bishe
James Bondi
Books For Good
Becky Born
Cathy Bradley
Tim & Lucy Brannon
Dr. Jim Brewer (in honor of Sandy and Donna Hastie)
Ann Brindisi
Michael Brooks
Elizabeth Brown
Charlie & Lindley Buchas
Dru Buesing
Christine Burns-Fazzi
Bob & Kathy Bushong
Charles & Linda Butz
Lisa & Gus Campano (in memory of Kay Hall)
Marjorie Campbell
Jane Canniff
Alice L. Carey
Eugene & Sallie Carr
Mercedes Otero
Walter Castro
Robert D. Chapin
Joe & Cheryl Chasin
Christopher Chianesi (in memory of John Cox)
Jeff & Julie Christianson
Marty Cornwell
Gail Craine
Peggy & Joseph J. Cramer (in memory of Parker Roberts)
James Cullen
Judy Ferguson Cunningham
Jane Shelton Dale (in honor of Carol D. Austin)
Charles & Tammara Darnell
Madeline Daubert
FRP Chorus (in loving memory of Darlene Tribby)
Gerald Davidson
John Delaloye Jr
PJ Dempsey
Ellen Depelteau
Linda & Brian Dillon
Louis Dixon
Thomas Doebber
Chris Dolman & Cathi Culbertson
Margaret Donaldson
Diane Doolittle
Valerie & Bill Douberley
Dana Dubreuil
Margie Eades
Ginger Ellis
Earl Engle (in memory of Constance Engle)
Larry & Beth Farmer
Emily Fechtenburg
Rodney Filasky
Helen Fischer
Steve & Lori Fischer (in honor of Mike Campbell)
James & Brenda Fisher
Susan Fisher
Juliette Fister (In honor of
Matthew Glover and
Ethan Anderson)
Debra Fontaine
Frank Forbes
Gerald & Gayle Foret (in honor of our parents)
Irene & Lee Friedman
Pamela Fuhrer and Larry Goodhue
Rachel Fulp
Greg Garvan
Marilyn & Allan George
Pamela Gibson
Gordon D Giffin
Larry Gilliland
Barbara Goodman
Katherine Grant
Sheila Grapes
Gerald & Ann Graves
Blaine & Cynthia Greenfield
Erinn Groh
Paul and Marilyn Gustman
Lou Hackney & Mark Packard
Leah Hammond
Garry Hancock
Jerry & Paulette Handegan
Robert & Diane Hansberry
Rowdy Harden
Kellee Haselton (in honor of Nat Zegree)
Mary Haslam
John & Carol Helbling
Richard Henderson
Thomas D. Herring Jr
Randy Herron (in honor of Karen Herron)
William Hill
Patricia Hobbs
Lee & Carole Hodges
William Hollenack
Cheryl Hollingsworth
Susan Hood
Ellen Horst (in memory of Dave Hart)
Dick & Eva House
Steve Hurst
Teresa Iacono (in memory of Mary Louise Iacono)
Kate Ingram
James & Susan Irvin
Susan Jahnke
Gerri Jergensen
Foster & Judy (in honor of Foster M. Johns, IV)
Brad Johnson
Paula Jones
Glenda Jowers
Jim & Janel Jurczyk
Katherine Karraker
Kathy & Jack Keefer
Janet Kim
Mary M. Kinard
Chuck & Nancy King
Rebecca King
Brittany Kiteley
Paula Klante
Mary Klenz
Ann & Gene Klimstra
Sharon Kopstein
Sandra & Herb Koross
Kathleen Kurke
Renée La Schiazza
Lake Summit Properties LLC
Linda & Bill Lambert (in memory of Phoebe Lambert)
John R. Lauritsen
Mary LaVigne
Michael Lawson
Vicki Leary (in memory of Guy Leary)
Vicki Leeds (in memory of my mother, Joanne Hatton)
Vicky Lieber (in memory of Ed Lieber)
MacLean Limehouse
Violet Ludvick
Virginia Lyle
Bruce Macdonald
Carolyn Marlowe
Donald Mateyka
Judith Mayer
Carol McCrory and Brenda Clark
Stephanie McDonald
Michael & Cynthia McVean
Ellen Menkin
Carl Miller
Stuart Miller
George & Rebecca Mills
Trudie Mitchell
Gary Mohr Sr.
Wally & Rhonda Momeier
Barbara Moore
William Moore
Geraldine Morgan
Anthony Mumblow
Judiann Myers
Susan & Joseph Myers (in memory of Bob Sturm)
Dennis & Gail Nelson
Robert Neubert
Heidi Owen (in memory of Mary Reimann)
Mary Owen (in memory of Charlie Owen)
Michael & Phyllis Owens
Judy Peacock
William Pender
Robert and Laura Petrus
Jane Phillips
Rick & Elsie Pilarski
Don & Brenta Poole
Robert and Lorie Primosch
Maureen Prunty
Richard Pucciarelli
Thomas & Susan Purdy (in memory of Sylvestor F. Leahy)
Ann & Jerry Pyles
Earle & Ann Rabb
Jim & Becky Ramsey
Bill & Beth Ray
Ralph Redpath (in memory of Earl Wentz)
Rick & Virginia Rehn
John Reingardt
RentWNC
Lynda Richards
Pete & Jan Richards
Isabel Richardson
Michelle Rippon
Carol Roberson
David Robinson & Jean Kaufman
Charley & Pam Rogers
Regan Roos (in honor of Scott Treadway)
Chip & Marcy Ross
David Rumbough (in memory of Linda)
Mary Michele Rutherfurd
Frank & Nancy Rutland
Drs. Robert & Barbara Sadowski (in honor of responders)
Daryl & Emily Sakol
Lydia Sargent
Bill Saylor
Monroe Scheiner
Tony & Adonna Schroer
June Scott
William Scrantom
Wendy Showalter
Patty & Jim Siebert (in memory of Dave Hart)
Connie & James Simons
Frida Sinkler
Helen Sirett & Ken Hendrix
Ann Smith
Carol Smith
Dee Smith
Janet Smith
Punch & Nan Smith
Diana Spitzer
Ann Stewart
Patti Stewart
Jeanne & Brantley Sudderth
Kim & Mary Taylor
Robert & Shirley Teel
John Teller
Robert Temple
Jay & Nancy Thorndike
Kay Thorp
John & Joanne Thurow
Dennis Tinseth
Arden Travers
Mark & Jane Trexler
Diane Turner
Charlie & Jane Tyer
Robert Utsey
Alicia T. Vogel
Mayor Barbara Volk
Nancy Waclawek
Sonja Waddell
Rick & Deborah Waggoner
Gil & Sheila Walden
Leslie Wallace
Kimberly Ward
Steve & Kim Warne
Joy Warren
Richard Wasch
Bob & Cecily Wells
Craig & Arlene Welch
Jim West
Adrian Wettach
Delbert & Linda Whitaker
Laura K. White
Jay & Patrice Wiggins
David & Cheryl Williams
Kathryn Williams
Robert Williams
Jeffrey & Debbie Wilson
Susan Wirths
Susan Wittman
Christine Woodruff (in memory of Mrs. Mary Reimann)
Theo & Ruth Woolsey
Leslie Wynne
Natalie Zitnick
FLAT ROCK PLAYHOUSE LEGACY GIVING
Ensuring arts accessibility, entertainment, and impact for years to come.
Flat Rock Playhouse’s Vagabond Society invites dedicated arts lovers to consider including Flat Rock Playhouse in their estate planning.
We celebrate the following founding members as champions of the arts.
Judy & David Burnstein
Wes & Gayle Colby
Karen Conley
Bob DiBella & Carol Savage
Albert & Jeannie Gooch
Caroline Gunther
Gene & Robin Hamme
Gordon & Sarah Herring
Sherri & Rick Holbert
Richard B. Hurley
Charlotte & Robert Otto
Tracy Robinson
Lynne & Phil Seymour
Janette Boyd Sullivan
Sandra Woodfin Williams
Members not only secure the theater’s future but also etch their names into a narrative of artistic brilliance, talent cultivation, and boundless creativity. Your support through planned giving is a testament to your profound dedication to enriching lives and nurturing our community.
For more information or to become a member of the Vagabond Society, please contact our Development Office at oliviapalmer@flatrockplayhouse.org or by calling 828.693.0403 x 230.
