AGATHA CHRISTIE’S AND THEN THERE WERE NONE Playbill

Greg Longenhagen, Artistic Director • John Martin, Executive Director

WELCOME TO OUR 25th ANNIVERSARY SEASON!

It’s hard to believe a quarter century has passed since our first production, because it feels like it was just yesterday when I first stepped onto the Historic Arcade stage in the fall of 1998. I must admit, both Florida Rep and I have gathered a wealth of experiences since that inaugural season. Hundreds of productions, thousands of actors and designers, technicians, interns, and countless students and patrons have walked through our doors to be moved by the work on our stages.

Thanks to the City of Fort Myers, the Community Redevelopment Agency, and the vision of our founders, Florida Rep has impacted a generation of young people and a generation of theatre goers and helped to make downtown Fort Myers a destination for entertainment and the arts.

Throughout the years, I’ve had the pleasure of working at Florida Rep as an actor, fight choreographer, dialect coach and stage director, and even seen through my children’s eyes the impact our Education Programs make for so many young people. And now, in my fifth season as your Producing Artistic Director, it is an honor to look back on the journey, the countless creative professionals who make working at Florida Rep their passion, and the varied stories we’ve brought to life on our stages.

Storytelling is at the heart of live theatre. Telling stories well is what professional producing theatres do best and throughout our 25-year history, Florida Rep has developed a reputation as one of the top repertory theatres in the business –that’s according to local and national reviews, but more importantly, it’s also the opinion of our loyal audience members.

This season we are telling stories about family, connection, and love. Many of the plays chronicle relationships between wildly different people finding common ground, some provide an escape; others ask us to consider the world from someone else’s perspective, and our spring musical promises to have you dancing in the aisles – again!

Our Jubilee Season line-up will take you on a journey through time and place from Victorian England, to a 1950’s gritty Philadelphia bar, to a Catholic suburban home in the 1970’s, to a serene New England lake house in the 1980’s, plus the contemporary settings of a senior living complex, a Manhattan high rise lobby, and more.

As you immerse yourself in these terrific comedies, thought-provoking dramas, and poignant musical offerings, you will be led by some of our signature Ensemble members alongside frequent guest artists and some fresh new faces and creative works soon to become part of the Florida Rep legacy. Our visiting professionals and local creative team are dedicated to bringing you the finest in live professional theatre – a tradition we established, and continue to maintain, since we opened our doors.

Downtown Fort Myers was a different place in the late 1990s. It was not the vibrant community center we know now – teaming with busy restaurants, shops, art centers, hotels, and more. At that time, the River District was ripe for rejuvenation and Florida Repertory Theatre was one of the early pioneers. When Florida Rep took residence in the deserted Historic Arcade we became a key player in the downtown renaissance. Thanks to the dedication of our company members and ever-growing loyal patrons and supporters, we now look back with pride, and look forward to all that the future has to offer.

The play you are about to watch is a unique production designed, crafted, directed, and cast specifically for you. You won’t see this version of this play anywhere else, and our team takes great pride in the work they do to delight, entertain, and enrich your life. On behalf of all of us at Florida Rep, we wish to thank you for your patronage, your support, and for joining us at the theatre. We look forward to sharing the next twenty-five years with you.

Greg Longenhagen Artistic Director

Pictured: The Cast of NOISES OFF • The Cast of August Wilson’s FENCES Hannah McKechnie, V Craig Heidenreich, Brian Hatch, and Katrina Ferguson in BAREFOOT IN THE PARK • Tyler Layton and Zolan Henderson in SPLIT IN THREE

Welcome to our 25th Anniversary Silver Jubilee Season!

On behalf of the Board of Directors, our dedicated staff, our volunteer corps, and Florida Rep’s Ensemble of Artists, I am honored to welcome you to this most exciting season. As we celebrate 25 years of excellence in professional and educational theatre, we’re also celebrating you. Your support and patronage over these many years are what makes us strong, and every one of the plays and musicals showcased on our stage in this anniversary season were chosen with you in mind. We want to make you laugh, sing along, and reflect on some thought-provoking ideas.

Entertaining, exciting, and enlightening you has been our aim for twenty-four years, and it is hard to believe that much time has gone by and that we’ve brought so many stories to life in the beautiful Historic Arcade Theatre and the intimately renovated ArtStage Studio theatre. Even after seeing so many stellar productions, I remember so clearly our inaugural 1998-1999 Season. Our first production, Noises Off by Michael Frayn, starring Helen Mutch and Maurice Schlaffer, had those first audiences laughing in the aisles, setting the bar for what was to follow. Noises Off was so successful that we revived it in our 13th Season to great acclaim – and that production featured Jason Parrish, early in his career here, alongside Ensemble Member, Viki Boyle, in her Florida Rep debut.

Looking back at the more than 200 plays we’ve produced, I am struck by how much joy we’ve brought to this community: laughter, music, old favorites, regional and world premieres, and nationally acclaimed productions hailed as “profoundly satisfying” by The Wall Street Journal. As a longtime Board Member, I’ve seen nearly every production, and it is hard to pick a fondest memory, but a highlight was watching my husband make his “professional” debut with a walk-on role in Inherit the Wind in our second season. As you settle into the theatre tonight, I urge you to think back on your history with Florida Rep – whether you’ve been a longtime patron or whether this is your first visit with us. I hope you’ll feel as grateful as I do that Florida Rep and its staff are here working to keep professional theatre alive in Downtown Fort Myers.

In addition to the professional productions on our stages, our Education Department is critical to our success and plays an important role in our community’s cultural health. Since its founding, Florida Rep’s Education Department has offered programming for young people because exposure to the arts is vital to a child’s development. We’re proud to offer Classes, Summer Arts Intensives, Theatre for Young Audiences that has brought theater to thousands of Lee county school students, and our Conservatory Program that reaches out to advanced-level students of all ages, producing professional caliber plays and musicals. Last fall our Conservatory celebrated a milestone when a cast of local young artists took the stage with a cast of professionals to bring West Side Story to life as a co-production in the Arcade Theatre, building a bridge between professional artists and those in training.

It is also vital that Florida Rep give back to the industry by nurturing new works. Our PlayLab Festival invites playwrights from all over the country to submit their new offerings to be presented as developmental readings. Since its inception in 2014, PlayLab has produced 32 play readings, including two commissioned works for young audiences, and is responsible for six world premiere or regional premiere productions – including Split in Three, The Dingdong, Doublewide, and Alabaster.

No matter what keeps you coming back – dramas, new works, educational productions, comedies, or sensational musicals, Florida Rep’s wide variety means there is something for everyone. We want to thank you for all the ways you support us – from major donations to purchasing a ticket. It’s only through your financial support that we are able to present the Broadway-quality productions you deserve. Ticket sales alone cannot sustain us, and we urge you to consider donating today – and contributing to the cultural landscape in Southwest Florida.

Most importantly, we invite you to sit back and enjoy the show!

Janice Danzig, Chairperson Board of Directors

Dear Florida Repertory Theatre Patrons,

Happy Silver Anniversary! I am delighted to welcome you as Florida Rep celebrates 25 years of presenting award-winning regional theater at the historic Arcade Theatre and Art Stage Studio Theatre.

The stage lights shone brightly last season with the return to live theatre! What a thrill once again to come together to experience theatre, that cultural phenomenon that connects our community through the human experience— our history, our heritage and the way we relate to one another.

Undoubtedly one of Southwest Florida’s most important cultural and educational institutions, Florida Repertory Theatre unites our community by serving over 45,000 young people and their families each year through a variety of exceptional arts education and outreach programs. Florida Rep provides jobs, purchases goods and services from within the community, welcomes nearly 100,000 patrons annually to the Historic River District, showcasing them as a cornerstone of the Fort Myers economy.

This is certainly an Anniversary worth celebrating and I am delighted to share this with you. Congratulations again to Florida Rep! And many wishes for a bright and successful future.

Yours in public service, Kevin B. Anderson Mayor

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FLORIDA REP Season 25

Accessible Performances

SPONSORED BY CHIPPENDALE AUDIOLOGY

Florida Repertory Theatre’s Performance Accessibility Assistance Program (PAAP) provides both audio-described and signed performances throughout the season. Working with the Sally J. Pimentel Deaf and Hard of Hearing Center and the Southwest Florida Council of the Blind, this program offers $25 tickets for patrons with vision loss and patrons in the deaf community (limit 2 tickets per production). Accessible performances take place during 2 PM Sunday matinees. All tickets are subject to availability and it is highly recommended to reserve in advance. For information and tickets: Box Office 239.332.4488 • Boxoffice@floridarep.org OR Development Associate Emily Yorgey 239.219.1541 • Eyorgey@FloridaRep.org

Audio Described Performances

Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar & Grill: OCT 16 • ArtStage Studio Theatre

Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None: DEC 11 • Historic Arcade Theatre

Ripcord: JAN 22 • Historic Arcade Theatre

The Importance of Being Earnest: FEB 19 • ArtStage Studio Theatre

On Golden Pond: FEB 26 • Historic Arcade Theatre

Ring of Fire: The Music of Johnny Cash: APR 9 • Historic Arcade Theatre

Lobby Hero: May 14 • ArtStage Studio Theatre

Signed Performances

Incident at Our Lady of Perpetual Help: NOV 13 • Historic Arcade Theatre

Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None: DEC 18 • Historic Arcade Theatre

Ripcord: JAN 29 • Historic Arcade Theatre

On Golden Pond: MAR 5 • Historic Arcade Theatre

Ring of Fire: The Music of Johnny Cash: APR 16 • Historic Arcade Theatre

Incident at Our Lady of Perpetual Help: NOV 6 • Historic Arcade Theatre

Freud’s Last Session: JAN 8 • ArtStage Studio Theatre

Chippendale Audiology

Florida Rep Education’s musical theatre workshops utilize Broadway musicals as a platform for sharpening voice, dance, and acting in making students more confident and advanced triple threat performers.

AGES 7-9 Musical Theatre Workshop: The Lion King Saturdays • 10-11:15am $110 Come explore the world of the jungle and your imagination with Simba and the pride through song and dance. Lets’ see who’s really the King of the Jungle!

AGES 8-12 Intro to Musical Theatre:

Show Stoppers! Saturdays • 10-11:30am • $120 This beginners class uses classic Broadway standards as students learn to sing and dance at the same time! AGES 12-16 Musical Theatre Workshop: Once on This Island

• 11:45am-1:15pm • $120 Learn to swing your hips and dance to the rhythm of a “different tune” with this creative movement class that combines the art of storytelling,

Florida Rep’s Theatre Conservatory program offers young artists an introduction to the professional theatre experience and culminates with a public performance in the

Conceived and Developed by David De Silva Book by JOSE FERNANDEZ • Lyrics by JACQUES LEVY • Music by STEVE MARGOSHES

Title Song " FAME " written by Dean Pitchford and Michael Gore

Fame The Musical inspired generations to fight for fame and light up the sky like a flame! The show follows the final class of New York City’s celebrated High School for the Performing Arts from admission in 1980 to their graduation in 1984. All the struggles, fears and triumphs and features the Academy Award-winning title song and a host of catchy pop numbers. Florida Rep Education’s production will be directed by Monique Caldwell and will feature local SWFL students performing with a live band.

held in March 2023.

Historic Arcade Theatre.

ENSEMBLE OF ARTISTS

Florida Repertory Theatre is committed to providing a first-class regional theatre for Southwest Florida; to creating, nurturing, and developing a diverse ensemble of theatre professionals who will develop long term relationships working on a wide variety of plays; to helping improve the quality of life in our community through all the arts; and to making the arts, especially theatre, accessible to every segment of our community.

We would like to recognize these core members of our Ensemble of Theatre Professionals.

Ensemble Artist Featured in the 2022-2023 Season

ACTORS & DIRECTORS

Viki Boyleb

Actor

Since 2010

David Breitbarthb Actor Since 2011

Rachel Burttram Actor Since 2002 Mark Chambers Actor Since 2006

Chris Clavellib Actor/Director Since 2000

Michelle Damato Actor Since 2007

Kate Hamptonb Actor Since 2012

Maureen Heffernanb Director Since 2002

V Craig Heidenreichb Actor/Director Since 2016

Patricia Idlette Actor Since 2008

Greg Longenhagenb Actor/Director Since 1998

William McNultyb Actor Since 2012

Sara Morseyb Actor Since 2008

Jason Parrishb Actor/Director Since 2005

Brendan Powers Actor Since 2008

Peter Thomassonb Actor Since 2004

IN MEMORIAM

Niels Miller

Actor & Director 1925-2006

Graham Smith Actor 1955-2020

DESIGNERS & STAGE MANAGERS

Audrey M. Brownb Stage Manager

Since 2007

Richard Crowellb Set Designer Since 1998

Arthur D’Alessio Choreographer Since 1999

Stefanie Gendab Costume Designer Since 2008

Jim Hunterb Set & Lighting Designer Since 2000

Amy L. Massarib Stage Manager Since 2010

Ray Rechtb Set Designer Since 1999

David M. Upton Set & Lighting Designer Since 2006

Janine Wochnab Stage Manager Since 2005

Robert F. Wolinb Set Designer Since 2006

Todd O. Wrenb Lighting Designer Since 2005

SHELL POINT

Concert Series 2022 2023

Big Band Swing & Jazz Series

HERB BRUCE AND THE HERBICIDE JAZZ BAND with Michael Andrew Nov. 3, 2022 • 7 p.m. • $55

JOHN PIZZARELLI TRIO Jan. 5, 2023 • 7 p.m. • $55

Pop Series

HOTEL CALIFORNIA –THE ORIGINAL EAGLES TRIBUTE BAND Feb. 1 & 2, 2023 • 7 p.m. • $55

GENTRI –THE GENTLEMEN TRIO March 24, 2023 • 7 p.m. • $55

LIVE IN CENTRAL PARK (REVISITED): SIMON & GARFUNKEL TRIBUTE April 3 & 4, 2023 • 7 p.m. • $55

Classical Series

PIETRO IANNOTTI

Nov. 9, 2022 • 7 p.m. • $50

MERZ TRIO Jan. 23, 2023 • 7 p.m. • $50

THE KING’S SINGERS Feb. 9, 2023 • 7 p.m. • $50

HERMITAGE PIANO TRIO Feb. 23, 2023 • 7 p.m. • $50 WINDSYNC March 16, 2023 • 7 p.m. • $50

Blue Grass, Folk & Country Series

GEORGIA PLAYERS presents Fortunate Son A Tribute to the Music of Creedence Clearwater Revival Nov. 17, 2022 • 7 p.m. • $55

THE KINGSTON TRIO Jan. 10, 2023 • 2 & 7 p.m. • $55

MICHAEL CLEVELAND & FLAMEKEEPER March 2, 2023 • 7 p.m. • $55

Holiday Series

SANDI PATTY CHRISTMAS TOUR

Dec. 8, 2022 • 7 p.m. at The Village Church • $55

SOUTHWEST FLORIDA SYMPHONY HOLIDAY POPS

Dec. 12, 2022 • 7 p.m. at The Village Church • $37

Theatre Series

DRIVING MISS DAISY

Sept. 30, 2022 • 2 & 7 p.m. Oct. 1, 2022 • 2 & 7 p.m. • $55

BOTANIC GARDEN

Nov. 18, 2022 • 7 p.m. Nov. 19, 2022 • 2 & 7 p.m. • $55

LOVE LETTERS

Feb. 13, 2023 • 7 p.m. • $55

Take a Lead Role

Heirloom Society

Naomi Bloom

Linda Sebastian & Guy Almeling

Dinah Bloomhall

Darlene & Val Arnold

Janet & Bruce Bunch

Berne Davis

Hugh & Mary Denison

Doris & Steve Colgate

Emily Eason

James & Nancy Garfield

Vici & Russ Hamm

Ellie Fox

John Madden

Noreen Raney

Arthur Zupko

Joel Magyar

Linda & Dan Carp

Shelley Wilson & Terry Kelley

Ellen Powers

Jane & Bob Breisch

Maureen Smitt Grabowski

Jim & Mary Lavelle

STARRING

Rogers...........................................Michael Stewart Allen* Mrs. Rogers.....................................................Dana Brooke* Fred Narracott............................................Sam Crabtreeˆ Vera Claythorne.................................................Ellyn Heald* Philip Lombard...................Sean-Michael Wilkinson* Anthony Marston................Seth Robert Pattersonˆ William Blore......................................William McNulty*† General Mackenzie..................V Craig Heidenreich*† Emily Brent.......................................................Sara Morsey*† Sir Lawrence Wargrave................Peter Thomasson*† Dr. Armstrong...................................Jason Blackwaterˆ

UNDERSTUDIES

Swing: Marston, Narracott, Armstrong....Chase Brackett Vera Claythorne.......................................................Sarah Brackett Swing: Mrs. Rogers, Emily Brent..................Arielle Conrad VOICEOVER Mark Chambers†

TIME The living room of a house on Soldier Island, off the coast of Devon, England. 1939. THE VIDEOTAPING OR MAKING OF ELECTRONIC OR OTHER AUDIO AND/OR VISUAL RECORDINGS OF

THIS

Nine Little Soldier Boys stayed up very late; One overslept himself and then there were eight.

Eight Little Soldier Boys travelling in Devon; One said he’d stay there and then there were seven.

Seven Little Soldier Boys chopping up sticks; One chopped himself in halves and then there were six.

Six Little Soldier Boys playing with a hive; A bumblebee stung one and then there were five.

Five Little Soldier Boys going through a door; One stubbed his toe and then there were four.

Four Little Soldier Boys going out to sea; A red herring swallowed one and then there were three.

Three Little Soldier Boys walking in the zoo; A big bear hugged one and then there were two.

Two Little Soldier Boys sitting in the sun; One got frizzled up and then there was One.

One Little Soldier Boy left all alone; He went and hanged himself and then there were none.

ˆ Equity Membership Candidate

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WHO’S WHO

MICHAEL STEWART ALLEN* (Rogers) is delighted to make his Florida Rep debut. Some recent credits from the last year include Dogberry in Much Ado About Nothing at The Shakespeare Theater on New Jersey, Tommy in Ironbound at Shaker Bridge Theater, Tydur in  Child’s Christmas in Wales also at STNJ, Macbeth in  Macbeth at Oklahoma Shakespeare and The Duke of Cornwall in King Lear at NY Classical. Other Credits include the first National and International Broadway tours of War Horse with The National Theater of Great Britain. The past 20 seasons and multiple shows as a company member at The Shakespeare Theater of NJ.  Two seasons as a company member at the Old Globe: King Lear, Madness of King George, Taming of the Shrew, The Tempest, Amadeus, and Much Ado About Nothing. He has performed in theaters all across the country including Syracuse Stage, Indiana Rep. Oklahoma Shakespeare The Acting Company, Arkansas Rep, Delaware Rep, The Folger Theater, Playmakers Rep, Florida Studio Theater, Palm Beach Dramaworks and the PA and NC Shakespeare Festivals.  He is a proud graduate of UNC-Chapel Hill.

JASON BLACKWATER (Dr. Armstrong) hails from Brighton, England, graduated from London’s acclaimed E15 Acting School, and is delighted to appear in back to back Florida Rep productions for the first time! He recently appeared as Larry in Closer (New Gen Theatrical) and earlier in 2022 appeared as Sammy in Blood Brothers and Sam Byck in Assassins (both for FTA). Other notable credits include the Golden Globe-winning, and Academy AwardNominated, film, The Florida Project, The Waiter in First Date (The Abbey), Pastor Greg in Hand to God (Dr Philips Centre), The Big Bopper in The Buddy Holly Story (UK Tour), Mr. Greenway in Elf and Mean Mr. Mustard in Beat Bugs (both Orlando Rep), Caleb Thorpe in The Spitfire Grill (dir. David Lee) Dominic in Qualia (dir. Sara Oliva) and Big Davey in Billy Elliot (Garden Theatre). He could not be where he is today, literally or figuratively, without his ever supportive, and fiercely talented, Megan. @jblackwater.

DANA

BROOKE*

(Mrs. Rogers) is an actor and playwright based in NYC and was last seen at Florida Rep in the world premiere of Alabaster. She starred in the award-winning feature film Laura Gets A Cat (streamable on Amazon, iTunes, Google Play, Tubi), for which she won Best Actress at the 2017 Reno Tahoe International Film Festival. In New York, she has been featured in productions opposite Chita Rivera, Mike Birbiglia, Reed Birney, has worked multiple times with Arthur Laurents, and has performed with The Journey Company, Cardinal Group, The Lark, New Circle Theatre Company, and NYCFringe. Dana is a company member at B Street Theatre (co-founded by Timothy Busfield), where she has played lead roles in Constellations, Ironbound, Venus in Fur, Other Desert Cities, Last Train to Nibroc (Trilogy), The Realistic Joneses, Outside Mullingar, among others. Additional regional credits include George Street Playhouse, New Jersey Repertory Company, Cincinnati Playhouse, Playhouse on Park, Last Frontier Theatre Conference, and NNPN’s National Showcase of New Plays. Her television credits include FX’s Damages, NBC’s Ed, and Fox’s Canterbury’s Law

SAM CRABTREEˆ (Fred Narracott; Swing: Blore, Rogers) is a recent acting graduate from the University of Nevada, Reno making his Florida Rep debut. His recent productions include The Birds and The Village Postmaster (Thunder Bay Theatre), Much Ado About Nothing (Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival), and Into the Woods (SSPA). This season he will also appear in Florida Rep’s touring education shows Elephant and Piggie’s: We’re in a Play, Ella Enchanted, and Macbeth

ELLYN HEALD* (Vera Claythorne) Previous: Sheila Birling  An Inspector Calls (Florida Rep), Lady Macbeth Macbeth (Stairwell Theater, NYC), Titus Titus Andronicus (Shakespeare Forum, NYC), Phocion Triumph of Love (Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey),

WHO’S WHO

bass player in onstage rock band for Passing Strange (The Wilma, PA). Producer at Kernoforto Productions, occasional musician. ellynheald.com

V CRAIG HEIDENREICH*†

(General Mackenzie) appeared at Florida Rep as Actor in The Woman in Black , Inspector Goole in An Inspector Calls,  Frank Butley in Native Gardens, Adolph Freitag in The Last Night of Ballyhoo, Juror Eight in Twelve Angry Men, Atticus Finch in To Kill a Mockingbird, and recently directed Damascus, Disgraced, Best of Enemies, and, for the PlayLab Festival, Echo Location. He also appeared in The Pitmen Painters for American Stage in St. Petersburg and directed Freak for the Urbanite in Sarasota. He has produced, directed, and/or performed in more than 250 professional productions throughout the country including 15 seasons and more than 80 productions with Actors Theatre of Louisville, three seasons with the Old Globe Theatre in San Diego, two seasons with the Asolo in Florida, five with Shakespeare Santa Cruz in California, and three years as artistic director of the Complete Theatre Alliance and Infinite Space, as well as the first three seasons of the Banyan Theater in Sarasota—of which he is a founder.

WILLIAM McNULTY*†

(William Blore) was last seen at Florida Rep as Arthur in An Inspector Calls. The bulk of his career has been with Actors Theatre of Louisville, dating back to 1976. With that company he has directed over 30 productions and acted in more than 150. He has also performed with other major theaters such as the Public Theatre in New York, Cincinnati Playhouse, Cleveland Playhouse, Arena Stage, and Milwaukee Rep. Representative roles include Jamie in Moon for the Misbegotten, Alceste in The Misanthrope, Charlie in The Foreigner, Enobarbus in Antony and Cleopatra, and Scrooge in A Christmas Carol. He is a 2009 recipient of the prestigious Theatre Communications Group Distinguished Artist Grant.

SARA MORSEY*† (Emily Brent) appeared at Florida Repertory Theatre in Driving Miss Daisy. Other Florida Rep credits include “Bib” in the world premiere of Audrey Cefaly’s Alabaster, Sheer Madness, Dividing the Estate, The Little Foxes, The Year of Magical Thinking, The Last Romance, August: Osage County, Collected Stories, and her first show at Florida Rep, The Glass Menagerie. Sara has spent a lifetime in the regional theatre of America and has appeared at The Edinburgh Festival Fringe and The National Palace of Culture in Sofia, Bulgaria. Master of Fine Arts from The University of Louisville; Member, Actors’ Equity Association and SAG/ AFTRA www. saramorsey.com

SETH ROBERT PATTERSON (Anthony Marston, u/s Philip Lombard) making his Florida Repertory Theatre debut. Seth is a recent Central Michigan University graduate where he studied musical theatre under the tutelage of Dr. Eric Tucker. Recent collegiate credits: The Last Five Years, Punk Rock, Fool For Love, and Little Shop of Horrors (Central Michigan Uni.). Recent regional credits: Xanadu (Emerald Coast Theatre Company), Aida (Glow Lyric Theatre), and Classic Broadway (Glow Lyric Theatre). This season, Seth will appear in Elephant and Piggie’s: We’re in a Play, Ella Enchanted, and Macbeth with Florida Rep’s Education Department. To my people, I am forever grateful.

PETER

THOMASSON*† (Wargrave) is very happy to return to the Rep after a long absence. He last appeared as Ebenezer Scrooge in A Christmas Carol, Captain Keller in The Miracle Worker, and Judge Taylor in To Kill A Mockingbird. Recent appearances in his home of Asheville were as P.G. Wodehouse’s iconic butler, Jeeves, in Jeeves Intervenes & Jeeves Saves The Day at the North Carolina Stage Company. He also appeared at Flat Rock Playhouse in Separate Beds and Catch Me If You Can.

SEAN-MICHAEL

WILKINSON* (Philip Lombard) is thrilled to be joining the cast and crew of And Then There Were None at Florida Repertory Theatre this season.  He is originally from Southeastern Virginia, but has spent most of his adult life hustling around New York City as a student and actor and this is his first trip to Fort Myers. Previous theatre credits include  Fringe Deaths (Off-Broadway), Inherit the Wind (The Old Globe), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (The Old Globe), and The Merchant of Venice (The Old Globe) among others.  Recent television credits include appearances on Blue Bloods (CBS), FBI (CBS), and Bull (CBS).  Sean-Michael is a proud graduate of The Old Globe / University of San Diego M.F.A. Acting Program. A special thanks to the whole family back in Virginia for their undying support and Christopher Silveri of Center Stage Management for all of his hard work.

Flea, Eastman Opera Theatre, Merrimack Repertory Theatre, The Public Theatre (NYC), The Ingenuity Festival, Cleveland Museum of Art, and Centre Stage. Designs for dance include GroundWorks, Joyce SoHo, The Yard, The Juilliard School, Dance Space, and Kunningham Studios. She is an Assistant Professor of Costume Design at Penn State and proud member of USA Local 829.

ELEANOR HOLDRIDGE**

(Director) returns to Florida Rep after directing Into the Breeches! last season. Off-Broadway productions include world premieres of Selma ’65 (LaMaMa), Steve & Idi (Rattlestick Playwrights Theatre), and Cycling Past the Matterhorn (Clurman Theatre). Regional credits include world premieres of Ken Ludwig’s Lend Me A Soprano  (Alley Theatre),  David Grimm’s adaptation of  Cyrano de Bergerac, Meg Miroshnik’s FiCKLE: A Fancy French Farce, Lauren Gunderson’s The Revolutionists (Cincinnati Playhouse),  Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley  (Roundhouse Theatre) and I and You (Olney and Geva Theaters); Caleen Sinnette Jennings’  Queens Girl in the World (Theatre J) and Darius & Twig (Kennedy Center TYA), and Zorro (Constellaton Stage), which she co-wrote. She has directed twentyfour of Shakespeare’s plays. She is head of Directing and Chair of the Drama Department at the Catholic University of America.

CHARLENE GROSS*** (Costume Designer) is thrilled to return to Florida Rep. Her costume designs for theatre, dance and opera have been seen on and off-Broadway in New York City, across the country, and on the West End of London. Theatre credits include the Ohio Light Opera, Cleveland Play House, Rattlestick Theatre, NYC Fringe Festival, The

KATIE LOWE (Sound Designer) is happy to return as Resident Sound Designer this anniversary season! Previous credits include Incident at Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar & Grill, A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder, Matilda, Spring Awakening, Disney’s Newsies (Sound Engineer, Florida Repertory Theatre), Maytag Virgin, Bulletproof Backpack, Every Brilliant Thing, Barefoot in the Park, Alabaster, An Inspector Calls, A Fox on the Fairway, Always… Patsy Cline, Romeo and Juliet, August Wilson’s Fences, Tenderly: The Rosemary Clooney Musical, Damascus, Steel Magnolias, Becoming Dr. Ruth, Refugee, (Sound Designer, Florida Repertory Theatre), Cabaret (Florida Repertory Theatre, A2),  Million Dollar Quartet (Endstation Theatre Company, A2),  Sense and Sensibility (University of Kentucky, Sound Designer). Katie would like to thank her parents and fiancé, Ben, for their endless support and love!

DENNIS MAULDEN*** (Scenic Designer) is delighted to be working with Florida Repertory Theatre again after having designed a number of shows since 2014, including Into the Breeches! (2022), Let’s Fall in Love (2021) and An Inspector Calls (2019). He has served since 1985 as the Resident Scene Designer at Flat Rock Playhouse, the State Theatre of North Carolina where he also serves as Apprentice Administrator. He has headed design programs at the University of Florida and the University of South Carolina, where he also was Departmental Director of Graduate Studies. Maulden, a scene designer since 1970, has designed in other university, community, and regional theatres as well as in New York. In addition to a long list of theatre classics, he considers himself privileged to have designed many premiere productions of straight plays, musicals, and operas. He received his MFA in Design from UNC-Greensboro in 1977 and is a member of USA, NY Local #829.

WHO’S WHO

TODD O. WREN***† (Lighting Designer) is delighted to participate in Florida Rep’s continued growth as an ensemble member. A special thanks goes to you, the audience, for your support. Todd’s theatrical credits include Good Speed Musicals, Cleveland Playhouse, People’s Light and Opera Company, The Royal Manitoba Theatre Center, Merrimack Repertory, Barter Theatre, Tennessee Repertory, John F. Kennedy Center, Coconut Grove Playhouse, Charlotte Repertory, North Carolina Shakespeare Festival, Town and Gown Theatre, Casa Manana, and Flat Rock Playhouse. Todd is a member of United Scenic Artists, New York Local #829.

JANINE WOCHNA*† (Stage Manager) is an ensemble member having most previously stage-managed Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar & Grill, Maytag Virgin, Morning After Grace, The Woman in Black, A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder, A Fox on the Fairway, Hay Fever, A Christmas Carol: The Tale of Ebenezer Scrooge, Cabaret, and many others since 2005. Regional theatre credits include The Man of La Mancha and Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf at Triad Stage, four seasons as Resident Stage Manager at the Geva Theatre, and 14 seasons at the Cleveland Play House. She is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music and a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association.

MARY RUTH KNACKSTEDT* (Asst. Stage Manager) is excited to be working with Florida Rep for the first time! They grew up in Dallas, TX and started their stage management career at Dallas Theater Center (DTC) in 2019. She is most drawn to stories that connect communities and stimulate discussions. SM credits include Big Scary Animals (Theatre Three), If Pretty Hurts (Jubilee Theatre), 10 Seconds (Dallas Children’s Theater). ASM credits: Trouble In Mind (DTC). PA credits: Our Town/Nuestro Pueblo, Cake Ladies, and As You Like It (DTC). She wants to thank her parents for their trust and faith in her, and Ruth E. Kramer for her guidance and mentorship.

AGATHA CHRISTIE is known throughout the world as the Queen of Crime. Her books have sold over a billion copies in English with another billion in foreign languages. She is the most widely published author of all time and, in many languages, outsold only by the Bible and Shakespeare. She is the author of 66 crime novels, 150 short story collections, over 20 plays, and six novels written under the name Mary Westmacott. Her work includes Murder on the Orient Express, Death on the Nile, and the genre-defining And Then There Were None

Agatha Christie’s first novel, The Mysterious Affair at Styles, was written towards the end of the First World War, in which she served in the VAD. In it she created Hercule Poirot, the little Belgian detective who was destined to become the most popular detective in crime fiction since Sherlock Holmes. It was published by Bodley Head in 1920.

In 1926, after averaging a book a year, Agatha Christie wrote her first masterpiece. The Murder of Roger Ackroyd was the first of her books to be published by Collins and marked the beginning of an authorpublisher relationship that lasted for 50 years and well over 70 books. Ackroyd was also the first of Agatha Christie’s books to be dramatized – under the title Alibi – and to have a successful run in London’s West End.

By 1930, Agatha had introduced a new character to act as a detective. When she created Miss Marple, Agatha did not expect her to become Poirot’s rival, but with The Murder at the Vicarage, Miss Marple’s first full-length outing, it appeared she had produced another popular and enduring character.

The Mousetrap, her most successful play of all, opened in 1952 and is the longestrunning play in history.

Agatha Christie was made a dame in 1971. She died in 1976.

Agatha Christie Limited (ACL) has been managing the literary and media rights to Agatha Christie’s works around the world since 1955, working with the best talents in film, television, publishing, stage and on digital platforms to ensure that Christie’s work continues to reach new audiences in innovative ways and to the highest standard. The company is managed by Christie’s great grandson James Prichard.

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SPECIAL THANKS

Stacy Bartell

ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION (AEA) was founded in 1913 as the first of the American Actor unions. Equity’s mission is to advance, promote and foster the art of theatre as an essential component of our society. Today, Equity represents more than 40,000 actors, singers, dancers and stage managers working in hundreds of theatres across the United States. Equity members are dedicated to working in the theatre as a profession, upholding the highest artistic standards. Equity negotiates wages and working conditions and provides a wide range of benefits including health and pension plans for its members. Through its agreement with Equity, this theatre has committed to the fair treatment of the actors and stage managers employed in this production. AEA is a member of the AFL-CIO and is affiliated with FIA, an international organization of performing arts unions. For more information, visit www. actorsequity.org.

FLORIDA PROFESSIONAL THEATRES ASSOCIATION (FPTA) is a statewide organization of professional theatre companies and theatre professionals interested in the development and promotion of professional theatre throughout Florida. Florida Repertory Theatre is a proud FPTA member theatre.

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Florida Repertory Theatre is a proud Associate Member of the NATIONAL NEW PLAY NETWORK

Florida Rep 2020 Producton of A GENTLEMEN’S GUIDE TO LOVE & MURDER featuring Gail Bennett, David Darrow & Alex May

• 25 Years Florida Rep

A TIMELINE OF ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE

Fall 1998

Florida Rep is founded by Robert Cacioppo & Carrie Lund. After 10 successful seasons producing professional theatre, Cacioppo & Lund bring their troupe from Sanibel to Downtown Fort Myers. With the help of Don Paight and the Fort Myers Redevelop ment Agency, the Historic Arcade Theatre becomes a hub for the arts in the struggling Downtown River District.

The inaugural season opens with Noises O by Michael Frayn.

*Fun fact: Then a traveling actor, Greg Longenhagen, was meant to star in the production, but a cartilage tear knee injury during dress rehearsal sidelined the 30-year-old actor just before opening. Longenhagen now serves as Producing Artistic Director.

Spring 2000

After a full season producing a wide variety of comedies, dramas, and musicals, Florida Rep makes a statement in the spring of 2000 with the modern American classic Inherit the Wind by Jerome Lawrence & Robert E. Lee. The play boasts a cast of over 50 professional and community actors – and remains the largest productions (in terms of people) ever to be produced on the Arcade stage.

Fall 2001

John Martin joins the sta as Managing Director. He is tasked with charting a new nancial course for the edgling company, and begins to focus on Florida Rep’s nancial health. Now the company’s Executive Director, Martin is Florida Rep’s longest-serving sta member beginning his 21st season in 2022.

Summer 2004

The theatre pays tribute to Neil Simon with summer productions of Lost in Yonkers, Fools, and the second installment of his biographical trilogy, Biloxi Blues.

Spring 2001

Florida Rep makes a splash producing the hard-hitting Pulitzer Prize-winning drama, Wit by Margaret Edson.

Inherit the Wind

Wit

Noises O

Robert Cacioppo

Fall 2005

BUILDING A REPUTATION January

Associate Artistic Director & Ensemble Member, Jason Parrish, starts his career at Florida Rep as part of the ’05-’06 Acting Intern Company.

Fall 2006

Florida Rep commissions a new play for young audiences about the life of and impact of Thomas Edison by Kathryn Schultz Miller, Thomas Edison: Fire of Genius as part of its touring program.

Fall 2007

The 10th Anniversary Season opens with a co-production of Romeo & Juliet with the Classical Theatre of Harlem. With support from the Foundation for Lee County Schools, Florida Rep o ers the production free to nearly 5,000 high school students.

2009

In the midst of the great recession, Terry Teachout of The Wall Street Journal visits Florida Rep and gives Dancing at Lughnasa a sterling national review, telling readers nationwide to “make haste to Fort Myers where the weather is warm and the theatre ne.” Audiences do, and combined with a

major individual donation, the sales help to keep the theatre a oat into 2009.

Teachout, who died in 2022, visited Florida Rep nine consecutive seasons. His reviews helped to elevate Florida Rep’s national pro le for a decade. Florida Rep is forever in his debt.

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Winter 2007

Florida Rep is one of the rst regional theatres to produce Rabbit Hole by David Lindsay-Abaire after its Broadway run – and just before it snagged the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for Drama.

YOU DON’T HAVE TO GO TO BROADWAY, OR TO NEW YORK, TO SEE A FIRST-RATE SHOW. YOU CAN DO IT RIGHT WHERE YOU LIVE, WHEREVER YOU LIVE.”

–Terry Teachout to the American Theatre Critics Association, 2012

Romeo & Juliet

Rabbit Hole

TERRY TEACHOUT Best-selling Author, Playwright & Drama Critic 1956 – 2022

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Fall 2012

Fall 2009

The Santaland Diaries adapted from David Sedaris’ sardonic short story is the rst production to take the stage in Florida Rep’s Studio – a makeshift performance venue in the theatre’s rehearsal hall. The show is revived as a holiday event for six consecutive seasons.

With funding from Arthur M. Zupko, renovation on the ArtStage Studio Theatre is completed and opens with Camping with Henry & Tom. Three full ArtStage productions followed in the 15th Anniversary Season: The Santaland Diaries, Time Stands Still, and The Fantasticks.

The 39 Steps by Patrick Barlow & John Buchan takes the stage as a co-production with Orlando Shakespeare Theatre and breaks attendance and revenue records.

Under the leadership of Education Director Rachael Endrizzi, the Conservatory Program debuts for advanced-level young people. Inaugural productions are 13 the Musical and Disney’s Sleeping Beauty.

Spring 2015

Chosen from the PlayLab Festival, Florida Rep produces its rst World Premiere as part of its professional season, Split in Three by Daryl Lisa Fazio.

Split in Three

in The Wall Street Journal for the American classic, Arsenic & Old Lace, local critical acclaim with the hard-hitting Pulitzer Prize-winner Clybourne Park, and the inaugural PlayLab Festival of New Works.

The Santaland Diaries

Camping with Henry and Tom

13 The Musial

Clybourne Park

A NEW ERA BEGINS

Fall 2016

Produced in the aftermath of a contentious election season, Best of Enemies by Mark St. Germain becomes a sell-out hit in the ArtStage Studio. Its message of nding common ground struck a nerve

Fall 2017

The 20th Anniversary Season’s September opening moves ahead despite Hurricane Irma shutting down rehearsals and previews for Outside Mullingar, a touching Irish love story.

Winter 2019

Fences is an artistic high water mark as the rst play the theatre produced by the consequential American playwright, August Wilson.

Musicals Tenderly and Million Dollar Quartet break attendance and box o ce records in Florida Rep’s 21st Season.

Spring 2019

Scan for details about highlighted production photos on this timeline and program cover.

Fall 2018

Longtime Ensemble actor & director, Greg Longenhagen is named Artistic Director in the theatre’s 21st season.

The Education Department commissions an adaptation of the bestselling novel Refugee for its Touring Theatre Series, and hosts authors Eric Coble & Alan Gratz for its world premiere production.

Thanks to a transformative gift from a group of dedicated donors, Florida Rep purchases the Historic Arcade Theatre, the Bradford Building block, and the adjacent parking lot in Downtown Fort Myers.

Doublewide by Steven Spotswood is produced as a National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere, after its reading in the 2016 PlayLab Festival.

Doublewide

Best of Enemies

Fences

Fall 2019

Alabaster by Audrey Cefaly opens a record-breaking 11-theatre National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere in the ArtStage Studio Theatre.

Winter 2020

A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder sets new attendance records and is the last production to open and close as scheduled before COVID-19 shuts down the entertainment industry.

Florida Rep’s virtual gala raises a record-breaking amount from generous donors in the wake of COVID pandemic shut-downs.

Spring 2022

A Doll’s House, Part 2 nally opens—this time in the ArtStage —after COVID closed it two years earlier.

Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story sets new box o ce records during its sensational 5-week run with audiences dancing in the aisles.

Fall 2020/ Winter 2021

The theatre creates countless virtual o erings to keep audiences engaged and artists employed during pandemic closures.

Under Greg Longenhagen’s leadership, Florida Rep opened an outdoor series, and used its outdoor stage for professional and Conservatory productions into the spring of 2021.

Fall 2021

The ArtStage Studio opened to in-person performances after 18 months with a world- premiere cabaret, Let’s Fall in Love, a salute to Nat King Cole, Sammy Davis Jr, and more.

West Side Story opens on the Arcade stage as the rst coproduction between Florida Rep and its Conservatory Program. A cast of over 40 teens and professional actors brought the American classic to life.

Alabaster The Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder

Golden West Side Story

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A Doll’s House, Part 2

Best of Broadway

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Harold Goldstein Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Diane Goldstein

Sally L. Gore

Toby Green Barbara and Bob Greene Joy Gugliuzza Gisela Hammond Betsy K. Hannon Mr. John Henry Harman Dr. & Mrs. Beverly Hemphill Richard Hempstead Virginia & Randall Henderson Jacquelyn Hill

Jack Hockley

Bonnie & Brian Hogan Jennifer Isenhower

Michael Jacquinto Louis & Sharon Kapp

Arthur P. Kidd

Richard & Kathy Kresge

Tony & Maria Landl

Margaret & Josephine Lane

Ms. Judith L Langley

Donna Leahy

Alan & Edina Lessack

Stephanie Levin Theresa Lianzi

Mr. & Mrs. Harvey & Carol Lincoln

Robert & Bonnie Long Marcia Lopata

Mark Magee

Patricia McFeeley

Carol McLaughlin-In Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin Andrew McMillan

Roy & Beverly McTarnaghan

Carolyn Messina

Frank Miller

Ms. Phyllis Minott

Diane Monhollan

Deborah Moore

Elaine & Parker Moore

Sara Morsey

Terry & Joan Mountford

Naples Soap Company

Network for Good Karen & Kenneth Noble

Steve & Cindy Novak

Phyllis & Arthur Ohlstein

Scott & Holly Osler

Mary Anne Palermo

Tina Parker in Memory of Clif

Jason Parrish

Jeff Parrish

Mary & Peter Perkins Mr. Brad Anthony Peterson Mr. Philip F. Peterson

Nancy & John Petralia

Lynne Petterson-In Memory of Ron Wallace Ed & Pat Powers

Eileen Powers

Jack Psiris & Doreen Kostel

Dave & Lil Rea

Peter & Suzanne Read Ken & Donna Rebar

Cindy Padnos & Jim Redmond-In Memory of Ron Wallace

Connie Ricciardi

John & Lyn Rice

Ann Richard & Burton Meisner

Richard Mark & Ellis

Robinson

Karen & Wayne Rockenbach

Patricia & John Russell

Karen & Bill Sartoris

Michael Satow

Richard & Joanne Schwarz

Bonnie & Louis Silverstein

Bob & Maggie Simon

Holly & Nick Simone

Dr. & Mrs. Joseph & Joyce Sirkin

Fritz & Sharon Smith

Faith & Ron Souders

Greta Spalding-Martin

Mr. Robert E Stachowiak

Katrin Sternberg

Diane & Bradford Straus-In Memory of Ron Wallace

Lois Strauss

Suzanne Summit

Peter Thomasson

Margie & Paul Tirey Gary & Gay Trippe

Paul and Lisa Tritel Ken & Virginia Trudell Willard & Grace Vandenberg Randa & Bill Veach

Susan & Mike Vitale

Mimi Von Schreiner-Valenti Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Louis Webb

Arthur Wenk

Rosemary & William Whisten Ilene Saffron & Guy Whitesman

Michael Wilson Ms. Myrtis S Yake Shirley Zimmerman Dr. Ellen Zinner

CONTRIBUTOR’S

CIRCLE $100-$249

3pepper Burrito Company William & Karen AaronsIn Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin Dan & Sandy Abbanato in memory of Mark Charles Duffy

Dr. Thomas A. & Ursula M. Abele

Jeanne Achille

John & Dee Acuff

David and Sara Adelizzi

Ms. Narges Ahmadi

Catherine & Doug Albert Mr. Donald Amaro

In memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

Craig & Mary Lou Anderson

Robert Andriani

In Memory of Ronald Wallace

Mr. Wayne Antworth Maryanne & Warren Appell

Lora Ashman

Larry and Roberta Atkinson

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Baker

Lisa Ballantine

Dr. Lawrence Barton Gail Bass

Elizabeth Bastian

Marsha Bates

Barbara Baumecker

Richard & Katherine Baylis

Mary & Frank Benak

Mr. Richard Benyo & Janet Stradley

Allan & Beverly Bercaw

Robert & Sara Berendt Grant & Judy Birch

John & Kate Birkle

Judith Blackburn

Ron Lange & Nancy Blair

Naomi Bloom-In Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

In Memory of Ron Wallace

In Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

Karen Borden

Ellen & John Bordieri

Ray & Marie Bosso

Kenneth and Marlene Botzung

Alexandra & Eunice BremnerIn Memory of Ron Wallace Michal Brody

Audrey Brown & Graham Smith

Rev. Robert and Alva Browning

Carolyn & Fred Brueggemann Gary & Kathleen Brun Diane Bruno Muriel & Robert Bruskin John & Nancy Buckley Rachel Burttram & Brendan Powers

Linda Calhoun

Marti Campbell

Lynne & George Campean Louise & Dennis Cannizzaro

Captiva Cruises

Terry Caron

William W Carpenter James & Kathleen Carr-In Memory of Ron Wallace

Victoria Casella

Dr. & Mrs. Salvatore

Castronovo & Margaret Kuss Miriam B. Chaiklin-In Memory of Ronald Wallace

Bill White & Rita Chaney Bill & Mary Christison

Tony Cicerello

Jessica Clark

Jessica Clark Wisdom Ms. Oneida Clement

Brian Clendenin-In Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin Jim & Patty Coats

David Cohn & Carol Borloff Lois Colagrossi-In Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

Don & Charlotte Conkklin

In Memory of Mary McLaughlin from Friends of The Family From Aramark

Chloe’s Cookies

Creative Arts Charitable Foundation Lareese Crippen

Pam Cronin

In Remembrance of Mark Duffy

Joana Cruz

Ms. Nancy B Cunningham

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Cure

Dr. & Mrs. Richard & Nancy Curtin

Morris Curtis

Sharon & Stephen Dahl Ms. Waneta Dailey

Anne Dalton-In Memory of Ron Wallace

Janice & Michael Danzig-In Memory of Ron Wallace

Stephanie Davis

Lynne M. Davison

David Dawson

Edward & Patricia Decrosta Linda Demaree, Dolores Bagish, Rex Laws, Bump Joan Desfosses

Phillip & Helen Deverman Jane & Dan DiLena

Sharon G. Dimond

Mr. Michael J. Dinunzio

Larry & Pat Dixon

Helen & Charles Donaldson

Nancy Donovan

Michael & Janice Dougherty

Margaret Downey

Anne F. Duffy

Marie Ann Dulzer

Dick and Karen Durand

Susan Dyrek

Michael and Rose Edwards

John Eft & Darlene Russ-Eft:In Memory of Ron Wallace

Ted & Lisa Ehrlich

Gary Eidson

Mr. & Mrs. Joyce EllwangerIn Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

Larry & Linda Esbjorn

Jan Faber & Vicki G. Baker

Mary Faegre

Audrey & Ed Ferman

Mary Ann Ferrarese

Darlene D. Ferrer

Friends of the great Mike Filipowski

Katherine Fisher

Sharon Flanigan

J V Fleckenstein

Eric & Colleen Fleetham

Patricia Fluno

Julia Foley

Craig & Margaret Folk

Daniel Fongemie

Gail & Mike Fortier

Irwin & Carol Friedman

Jan Frisch

David Fritz:In Honor of Steve Colgate

David Fritz-In Memory of Ron Wallace

Ft. Myers Chamber of Commerce

Dorothy & Tom Gaffney

Barbara Gatison

Jan and Brian Gilmer

J&B Gilmer

Ms. Randy M Girer

Anita Gluckstal

Trevor Gluski

Nancy & John Godina Jim Goodale & Honey Leveen

Carolyn Gora

John Granatino

John & Frances Granatino

Mr. Joseph Lynch Granger Antoinette and Oliver Griffin

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory G. Grimmer Sr.

William & Shareen Groce

Beverly Gromek

Tiffany Guerra

Peter & Lynn Gund

Margaret & Ernst Hagen Robert & Evelyne Hall

Mike Halpin

Happy Birthday Steve Colgate Mary, Joanna, & William Harmon Mrs. Karen L. Harris

John Hart

Jeffrey and Emily Hawley Hilary Hayden

Loretta & Peter Heller

George & Eileen Herberger

Tamara Leake

Sharon & Ray Hershey

Morris Herstein

Paul & Joan Hirsch

Mr. & Mrs. Errol & Cheryl Hohmann

Mary T. Holl

Mrs. Barbara Hollasch

Nora Hoover

John & Kay Hoppers

Ruth Hovet

Sheila Hoyt

Judith Huebner

Jean Hutzler

IBM IMAG History and Science Center

Larry & Judy Ingle

Jason’s Deli Mr. & Mrs. Chris J Jensen Alice & Charles JohnsonIn Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

Dr. & Mrs. Warren & Carol Johnson

Bob & Judy Joyce Valerie Kaiser

Peter Kalikow-In Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

Christina Kardon

Leonard & Angela Katz

Bonnie Kellen

Candace Kelley Ms. Kathryn Kelly

Nancy C. Kelly Jacquelyn Kenly Paul Kidd

Ann T.M. Kiely Ms. Josephine R. Kingsley Mrs. Jean Kohn Sarkis & Marie Kojian Mrs. Melanie Kopacz

Joseph & Kim Kopp

Marilyn & Julian Korn John & Odette Kotsi Gregory & Mary Lou Kreis Anne & Kenneth KunzmanIn Memory of Mary Ann McLauglin

Gerald & Dorothy Kurtz Deanne Kyle Sylvia Lachapelle Jacques Lamarre Barb Lamphere

Edward Langston Dr. & Mrs. Robert & Nanda

Edward Lapata

Pamela Lassman-In Memory of Ron Wallace Lise & Marc Laviolette-In memory of Ron Wallace Eileen & Chick Lawless Bruce & Susan Lawson

Marcia Leadbetter

Helen & Bruce Leddy Susan & Chris Lee

Charlotte Lefton Phyllis & Dale Lentz

Jeffrey Letts & Barry Lukatch

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Levinthal Linda & Les Lincke C A Lincoln John & Barbara Lindsey:In Memory of Mark Duffy Larry & Patricia Linn

David J. Lionett Fund of Greater Worcester Community Foundation

Penny Long & Ben Cooper

Diane Longenhagen Milia Kathleen & Richard Longenhagen

Mary Longer

Marcia Lopata-In Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

Sunny & Clive Lubner-In Memory of Ron Wallace

Sunny & Clive Lubner:In Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

Sunny & Clive Lubner:In Honor of Steve Colgate

Robin MacBriar

Steve and Pam Mack in loving memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

Mrs. Valerie Magas

Karen & Len Makowski

Toni Marion-In Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin James & Donna Markusen Rosemarie Marone

Thomas Mather

Donna L. Matthews

Rev Charles & Pamela May Barbara Mazur

Pamela McCabe Don McDonald

Ruth McGuire

Jeanette Meade

Jeanette Meade-In Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

Philip Mercer

Larry & Mireille Meyers

Carol & Patrick Milkovich

Brenda & Bob Miller

Mary Miller

Mr. Robert W Miller

Beatrix Mitchell

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell

Jim & Geraldine Mockler

Melinda Moore

Diane & Roger Morin

Deborah Mortensen

Frank & Judy Moser

Mr. & Ms. Edward Muldoon Ann & Charles Mullen

Priscilla Myers

Naples Botanical Garden

Mary Frances Nelson

Dr. Wayne Bryce Nelson

Mr. & Mrs. Howard Nemenoff Nancy Ness

Lillian Neubauer

Dr. Thalia Nittis Wayne Noble

Northern Trust Bank-In Memory of Ron Wallace

Clark & Barbara Norton

Roger & Gail Novak

Dr. Andrew & Denise OakesLottridge Sharon & Frederick Olson Mrs. Sharon Marie Olson

Sandra Oltean

In Loving Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin Ms. Marlene Ott Kent D. Overbey

Joy and Stu Pankin Arthur J. Paone

Laura Perrone

Vincent Petraro-In Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

Ms. Darlene F Philip

Judith Phillips

Bentley & Barbara Pierce

Eleanor & Blaine Place

John & Sharon Poole

Cynthia Pride Rose & Kenneth Pryor

Carl & Elaine Puricelli

Mr. Gary Allan Ralph Pat Rawert

Cindy Richardson Kathi Rinehart

Gloria & Richard Rittenberg Mr. Andrew George Robel Diane Roberts

Mr. James L. Robertson

Susan K Roberts

V.I.P. Tours of New York, Joe Rosenberg and Alejandro Almaguer

Joseph Rosenberg Michael & Carol Rosenberg Denise Rosenbloum

Enid Rosenthal - in Memory of Ron Wallace

Portia Rouby

Felinda Rubin

Rodney Ruppel

Bob & Nanno Ryan-In Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

Salon Nicholas Leroy & Polly Sample

Juan Santiago

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Santoro

Warren Sauter

Tom Scattoloni

Mary Louise Schaefer

Fred and Miriam Schearer

Mrs. Barbara K Schellhammer

Jane Schiff

Reina & Robert Schlager

Jeffrey & Deborah Schmitt

Kathy Schneiderman and Marty Moss

Roger Schonewise

Julia & Donald Schwartz

Harriet & Stu Schweitzer

George Sciascia

Linda Seifert

Dara Shareef-In Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

Kathy Shaw

Bunny & Bob Sher-In Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

Bob & Pat Short

In Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

Dr. & Mrs. Albert & Anita Shrive

Mary Ann Siclari

Peter & Mary Kay Sidell

Larry & Helen Siebert

Howard S. Silverman

Kate Simon

Donna & Mark Sisitsky- in Memory of Ron Wallace John W. & Carolyn L. Smith

John Smith-In Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

Shelia Sobeski

Patrick & Cindy Sorensen

Charles & Susan Spilman Dr. Jo Stecher Bill Stejskal

Nicholas & Mickey Sterling

Art Stevens

Mr. & Mrs. Kelsey & Jean Stewart

Ruthann Stinson

Albert + Kathleen Stohrer John & Stephanie Stoll Elisabeth Stewart & Maureen Heffernan

Janet Stradley

Linda K Sutherland Mr. Donald S Sutton Sherry Swearngin

Kay Swift-In Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin Kay Swift

Sid & Sandy Tally

Judith & John Taylor Ms. Sandy Teger

Brian Thompson

Terry & Mimi Tincher

David Tompkins

Lyn Bruner & Ronald Treaseh

David Trowbridge

Doris M Trowbridge Blair & Ginny Tullis John Turbyfill

Jean Turnbull Carolann & Gerritt Vandermeer

Sandra Velasquez

Lisa Viola

Ray Vold

Bill and Mary Vollmer

Lorraine Walker Williams

Barbara Waller

Rich & Laurie Ward

Richard & Darlene Watkins

Kathy Weigel

Kathryn Weston

Colleen Wheeler

Pat & Hubert Whitaker

Tommy & Trudy Williams

Charles & Joyce Winchester

Women of Substance-In Honor of Naomi Bloom’s Birthday

Wilder W Woods

Laura Woodward

Joanne & Henry Worley

Ms. Mary Margaret Wright

Jennifer & Philip Wyckoff

Lisa Yorgey

Billie Young

Paula & Mack Young

Dr. & Mrs. Norman J. Zeig Mrs. Edwin & Ronellva Ziebart Zoeller Inc.

FRIEND’S CIRCLE

$50-$99

Rita Abbott

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Thomas Albitz Mrs. Virginia Amend Debra Bass

Carol Beck

Mr. James W. Beever, III Brannon & Matt Belcastro

Cecilia Bell

April H. Bellefeuille Mrs. Lori Berkowitz

Marsha Bloom Weitz-In Memory of Ron Wallace

Karen Bottemanne

Karen Boyce

In memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

Sarah Brown

S. Dean Brown

Clyde Butcher

Thomas C. Chester

Kathryn & Miguel Cintron

Don Clark

Patricia J. Collins-In Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

Eric Condit

Barbara Jean & Robert

Connors-In Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

Candice Crain - In memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

In memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

Dolly and Bob Dalton

Janice Danzig:In Honor of Steve Colgate

Booch & Ginger Demarchi Debra De Rosso

Pete & Anita Di Bella Terry & Charlie Divine John Donnellan & Ann Betters - in Honor of Naomi Bloom’s Birthday Edison Ford Winter Estates

Patricia Espeut

Carol Evans

Doug & Debbie Felkins

The Friends & Family Fund

Barbara Fernot

Marilyn W. Fielding-In Memory of Ltc John F. Fielding Helen Fisher

Tina Frankenhoff

In remembrance of Mary Ann McLaughlin

Gametime Fort Myers Catherine Gardiner Richard Gates

Pat Germain

Mariella Goldberg Linda & Larry Gonneville

Joan Goodwin

The Gossett Family Mr. Edward Gray Green Cup Cafe

Linda D. Greene:In Memory of Mark Duffy Emma L Gurule Roy Hahnfeld

Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Harris Peter and Carole Hart Bennie Harvard:In Memory of Mark Duffy

Mr. & Mrs. David R Hazzard

Mr. & Mrs. Jim & Carolyn Helms

Joey Herrera

John Hoyt

In memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

Mr. Ian M Ireland

Penny Irwin

Donna M Jablonski

Ellen Jacobs-In Memory of Ron Wallace Kathy Jeffery

James O’Brien & Patrica

Jessie

Robert Johnson

Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Johnston

Christina Jonsson Kerrie Roadcap Right Choice Realty

Jan & Jed Klein

Mr. Richard M. Klish Kristy Knupp

Emily & Stan Kotler Ruth E. Kramer

Dan and Nancie LaDuke

Charles Lam:In Memory of Mark Duffy

Lise & Marc Laviolette-In Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

In honor of Jim and Claire Akins

Carol Leone

Randy & Susan Lichtman- in Memory of Ron Wallace Bonnie & Jon Liljequist

Margaret Lombardi-In Memory of Ron Wallace

Jack & Pat Long Philip Milia & Diane

Longenhagen Milia-In Honor of Greg Longenhagen & Liz Abbott

Glen & Patricia Lose Raymond & Maryjo Luebbers

Darlene Mahnken

Barbara McMahan Mrs. Jane McWilliams Mr. & Mrs. Francis A. Merola Donna Miceli Don & Karen Miller Gretchen Monti Toby and Bernie Moss Danna Munson Mrs. Elena A Murray Kathy & Tom Nicol Mrs. Margaret Ann Nielsen Robert & Paula Novander

Patrick O’Hare

Ralph & Arlene Oistacher Ms. Palma Louise Okeefe

Sarah O’Reilly

Denise Panunte

Mary Parrish

Beverly Poole

Don Redman

Art & Averil Reisman

Rodizio Grill

Hazel Rodriguez & Family

Nancy and Daniel Rooney

Susan Rowe

Judi Roye

La Ree & David Rudge

John Ryan

Margaret Ryan Ms. Rosemary Sacco

Charles & Joyce SaparnisIn Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

Toby & Sandi Sauls

Carole Schieszler

The Schram Family

Madeline Seefeld

Mrs. Susan Jean Sekira

Mary P Shanahan

Ralph & Sandra Shaw

Colleen Corbett Sheldon

Nancy Sheppard-In Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

Debra Silver-In Memory of Ron Wallace

Richard & Pamela Simon

Geri and Alan Smith

Lois M. Smith

Mr. Stanley Smulyan

Judith Spiegel

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Henry and Janice St. Hilaire

Patricia Stilwell

Becky Stroebel

Ms. Doris E Swensono

Gina Taylor

Chuck & Paula TebbettsIn Memory of Mary Ann McLaughlin

Emma & Fawn

James & Gloria Tindell

Nancy M. Trainor

Tropical Breeze Fun Park

Patrick Joseph Tucker

Tom & Jill Valesky

Robert & Ruth van Jones

Gary & Linda Vannice

George Voegele

Douglas & Linda Wallin

Gerrie Weaver

Dr. Nancy L. Weiss

Joyce White

H. Lee Whittington

Dan & Andrea Williams

Diane Williams

Irene & Ted Winterrowd

Wisteria Tea Room

Emily Yorgey

Marianna Young

At TOTI Media, the #1 publisher in Lee County for Lee County and beyond, we have been helping businesses grow better and smarter since 1996, and we are committed to continuing to support the Florida Rep, as we have from day one.

SCENE STEALERS

Sandy Abrahams

Connie Arebalo

Marsha Asp

Pam Banez

Betsy Baskin John A. Baskin Diane Bates

Diane and Dave Bavaria Keb and Barb Bell Janet Bilyeu Ben Bishop Kelly Bishop Frank Bova JoAnn Bova Sandra (Sandy) Boykin Christine Brazee Patricia (Trish) Brendon S. Dean Brown Patsy Bushdorf Rosemary Butcher Marie Butler Kim Calhoon Marti Campbell Nancy Collins

Laurieston (Laurie) Cone Linda Cone Timothy J. Conte Carol Costa Barb and Jim Coury Sylvia Culora Vicki Z. Culver Shirley Dalesio Jerry and Dorothy Darling Hilda M. Dienes

Ray Diorio Chris Dixon Nancy (Niki) Downey Natasha Draayer Michael (Mike) Duffell Mary Duncan Katie Elkins

Ellen Epstein M. Carolina Estevez

Patricia (Pat) Farrell Nancy Feldman Mary Ferguson

Arnie Flakowitz

Patricia ‘Tish’ Flattery Tina Flock Stephanie Floer Denise H. Flynn Lynne French Georgia Frieswick Janice K. Gadson Steven L. Gadson Sandy Gagnon Madeleine Garner Steve Garner Ann Garvelink Richard Garvelink Linda Gentilcore Pat Gentile Jane Gieryic Anthony Gizzy Darlene Godby Elaine Goldsmith Tom Goldsmith Sherrie Good Jean Halko David L. and Bernadette Hamera Christine Hankins Janel Harper Helen Haver Susan (Sally) Hiller Kathy Himes Paula Hinspeter Diane Howard Barbara Hughes Gayle Hunt Peggy Jackson Kay Janssen Cynthia and Dennis Jindra Arthur Jones Marilyn Jones Brian Karl Mary Kellner Ron Kellner

Polly Kiely Richard A. Kilfoyle Ed Kocsis Jan Kocsis James and Ranea Kwiatkowski

We salute our supporting stars, our volunteer brigade, the Scene Stealers!

2022-2023

These individuals have given their valuable time and talents in many capacities over the past 24 seasons.

Alan Lessack

Edina Lessack

Frank Livermore

Carol Lowery Joanne MacPeek Don Malson

Nancy Malson Elaine Masse

Pamela (PJ) May Lois Mc Donnell

Jeanne McCafferty Denise Y. McElligott Ginger McHale

Deborah Metz-Iannucci

Sondra S. Mickle Donna Milbee Barbara (Barb) Miller Neil Miller Phyllis Monfredini Evelyn Murphy Mildred Murphy Sherry and Sharon Murray James Nebel Richard and Bobbie Nemerson Becky Nilson Connie Nolan Mike Nolan Gail Novak Roger J. Novak

Kathy Orkowski George and Ann Parke Carlos Perez

Steve Pilzer

Barbara Piontek Blaine and Ellie Place Bob Polsonetti Edith C. Prandini

Jacque Reinhardt Will and Donna Richards Sandy Richardson R. Scott Ritchhart

Diane Roberts Annette Roeckers

Patty Rosado

Joyce Rotello

Rich Rotello Juan Santiago Jim Schafer

Marie Schafer Jill Schreidell John Schulz Diane Scrobe

Peter Scrobe

Donald Baker Sharon Jaksa Scott and Jannette Simon

Jane L. Skinner

Joan W. Skinner Virginia Skorupski Blanca Solis Greta Spalding-Martin Lorraine Stanek Nancy Stevens Kelly Strugala Richard Supalo Diane Swan Ken Tillman Linda Tillman Nina (Danita) Tomasello Lucille (Lucy) Trojan Harry Tucker Linda Tucker Linda Twaddle Mike Twaddle Bana Devi S. Vasquez Beth Whaley

Lizbeth Wiley Pauline Williams Mary Zappulla Ellen Zinner John and Claire Zwieg

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