Daddy Long Legs

GEORGE STREET PLAYHOUSE

Daddy Long Legs

2016 – 2017 SEASON

Board of Trustees Chairman: James N. Heston* President: Penelope Lattimer, Ph.D.* First Vice President: Lucy Hughes* Second Vice President: Janice Stolar* Treasurer: David Fasanella* Secretary: Sharon Karmazin* Ronald Bleich David Capodanno Kenneth M. Fisher William R. Hagaman, Jr. Norman Politziner Kelly Ryman* W. Burton “Tripp” Salisbury

Ben Sifuentes-Jáuregui, Ph.D. Frances C. Stromsland, Ed.D. David Saint* Jocelyn Schwartzman Lora Tremayne Stephen M. Vajtay Alan W. Voorhees *Denotes Members of the Executive Committee

Trustees Emeritus Robert L. Bramson Al D’Augusta

Cody P. Eckert Peter Goldberg George Wolansky, Jr.

Clarence E. Lockett Anthony L. Marchetta

Honorary Board of Trustees Thomas H. Kean

Eric Krebs

Honorary Memoriam Maurice Aaron∆ Dr. Edward Bloustein∆ Dora Center∆∆ Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.∆ Milton Goldman∆ John Hila

Arthur Laurents∆ Richard Sellars∆ Barbara Voorhees∆∆ Edward K. Zuckerman∆ Adelaide M. Zagoren ∆∆ – Denotes Trustee Emeritus ∆ – Denotes Honorary Trustee

From the Resident Artistic Director I saw the original New York production of Daddy Long Legs one evening last spring and fell in love with the piece before the lights came up for intermission. I enjoyed the fact that the source material, – Jean Webster’s novel of the same name – was clearly inspired by the work of at least three writers whose novels about young people I’ve very much admired and read: Michael Mastro Charles Dickens (orphanages, anonymous benefactors), Resident Artistic Director Louisa May Alcott (the education and awakening of a young woman who eventually becomes a professional writer), and–not unsurprisingly as Webster was his great-niece–Mark Twain (first person social commentary/critique given by the main character). Ms. Webster owes no small debt to Charlotte Bronte nor to Jane Austin, either, but “if you are going to steal,” said the great German playwright Bertolt Brecht, “steal well!” The original novel of Daddy Long Legs is essentially epistolary in nature, comprised almost entirely of the heroine’s letters to the anonymous benefactor who puts her through college at a time when few young women had access to such an education. I truly admired the way in which the book of the musical, written by John Caird (one of the adaptor/directors of the original Broadway production of Les Miserables), as well as the show’s songs by Paul Gordon, honored Jerusha’s pluck and spirit and expanded upon the scope of the novel by vividly imagining the heart and mind and life of the man who is receiving those letters, reading them, and falling in love with her at the same time we are. Finally, while the story celebrates the education of a young woman, and urges us to be true to ourselves despite the pressure we feel to conform to society’s expectations, it is first and foremost a love story, sweet and swell. I’m always up for a great love story, and so I fell for it. I’m hoping you will, too. Happy Holidays,

Michael Mastro Resident Artistic Director

GEORGE STREET PLAYHOUSE David Saint, Artistic Director Michael Mastro, Resident Artistic Director Kelly Ryman, Managing Director Presents

DADDY LONG LEGS Music & Lyrics by Paul Gordon Book by John Caird Based on the classic novel by Jean Webster Orchestrations by Paul Gordon and Brad Haak Musical Direction by Darren R. Cohen Directed by Michael Mastro Scenic Design by Alexis Distler Costume Design by Esther Arroyo Lighting Design by Christopher J. Bailey Sound Design by Ted Crimy Production Stage Manager Jane Pole* Casting by McCorkle Casting, Ltd.

November 29 – December 24, 2016 Ken Davenport Tres Rosas Carl Daikeler

Originally presented off-Broadway by Michael Jackowitz Hunter Arnold Peg McFeeley Golden Ben Bailey David Bryant Caiola Productions Jeffrey Grove Marguerite Hoffman

Originally produced by a consortium that includes the Rubicon Theatre Company, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park and TheatreWorks Palo Alto, the Gem Theatre, Northlight Theatre, Skylight Music Theatre and David Elzer. Daddy Long Legs is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.MTIShows.com In accordance with Actors’ Equity Association regulations, we remind you that all electronic devices, including pagers, cellular phones and watches must be turned off during the performance.

Grant funding has been provided by the Middlesex County Board of Chosen Freeholders through a grant award from the Middlesex County Cultural and Arts Trust Fund. This program is made possible in part by funds from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/ Department of State, A Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts. George Street Playhouse is a constituent of the League of Resident Theatres (LORT) and a member of the New Jersey Theatre Alliance. The theatre operates under an agreement between LORT and Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States, and is a member of the New Brunswick Cultural Center.

as Artistic Director

CAST in order of appearance

Jerusha Abbott Jervis Pendleton

Elise Vannerson* Ben Michael* *- denotes member of Actors’ Equity Association.

(understudies: Carol Foose and Christian James Potterton)

Musicians Piano

Ben Cohen

Guitar

Luke McGinnis

Cello

Sam Quiggins

Settings: Various locations in New England and New York, 1908–1912.

Daddy Long Legs will be performed with one intermission.

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

The director is a member of The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, Inc., an independent national labor union.

The stage technicians of George Street Playhouse are proud members of IATSE Local 21.

The Scenic, Costume, Lighting and Sound Designers in LORT theatres are represented by United Scenic Artists Local USA-829, IATSE. The George Street Playhouse playbill is published five times a year by George Street Playhouse, Inc., a not-for-profit corporation. Please send advertising inquiries to George Street Playhouse, 9 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ 08901, attn: Playbill Advertising.

MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT ONE The Oldest Orphan in the John Grier Home

Jerusha

Who Is This Man?

Jerusha

Mr. Girl Hater

Jerusha / Jervis

She Thinks I’m Old

Jervis

Like Other Girls

Jerusha / Jervis

Freshman Year Studies

Jerusha / Jervis

Things I Didn’t Know

Jerusha / Jervis

What Does She Mean By Love?

Jervis

I’m A Beast

Jerusha

When Shall We Meet?

Jervis

The Color of Your Eyes

Jerusha / Jervis

Like Other Girls (Reprise)

Jervis

The Secret of Happiness

Jerusha

The Color of Your Eyes (Reprise 1)

Jerusha / Jervis

ACT TWO Sophomore Year Studies

Jerusha / Jervis

My Manhattan

Jervis / Jerusha

I Couldn’t Know Someone Less

Jerusha

The Man I’ll Never Be

Jervis

The Secret of Happiness (Reprise 1)

Jervis / Jerusha

Christmas in Manhattan

Jerusha

Humble Pie

Jervis

Senior Year (Studies)

Jerusha

Graduation Day

Jerusha / Jervis

Charity

Jervis

I Have Torn You From My Heart

Jerusha / Jervis

My Manhattan (Reprise)

Jervis

The Color of Your Eyes (Reprise 2)

Jerusha

The Secret of Happiness (Reprise 2)

Jerusha

I’m A Beast (Reprise)

Jervis

All This Time

Jerusha / Jervis

COMPANY bios. Ben Michael (Jervis Pendleton) George Street Debut! Previous credits: South Pacific, Cable; Fiddler on the Roof, Perchik; Legally Blonde, Emmett; White Christmas, Bob Wallace; Passion, Giorgio; Into the Woods, Cinderella’s Prince/The Wolf. Many thanks to Michael and Darren for this amazing opportunity, the whole George Street team, and Elise for sending all those letters. Also to KMR, and Dad and Katy for their endless support. As always, for Mama. Elise Vannerson (Jerusha Abbott) is honored to be making her George Street debut in this beautiful show. Past roles include Susie in Snapshots (NoHo Arts Center) Lindsey Marchiano in Lovelace: A Rock Musical (Edinburgh Festival Fringe) and Judy in 9 to 5 (Oklahoma City University). However, favorite roles include sister to Spenser, daughter to Jon and Lia and completely undeserved child of God. Oklahoma City University graduate. Many thanks to the crew, Micheal, Darren, David, CGF and the amazing cast (Ben). Happy Holidays! Paul Gordon (Music and Lyrics) was nominated for a 2000 Tony Award for his score to Jane Eyre which ran at the La Jolla Playhouse in Summer of 1999 and opened on Broadway at the Brooks Atkinson Theater in December of 2000. Co-authored and directed by multiple Tony Award winning director John Caird, (Les Misarables, Nicholas Nickleby, Stanley) the musical was first presented at the Royal Alexandra Theater in Toronto in

December of 1996. His previous musical, the contemporary pop opera Greetings From Venice Beach, in which he co-wrote the book and the music and lyrics, was first presented in Los Angeles in 1993. Paul has also written the music and lyrics for The Circle, with book by Shem Bitterman. Paul wrote and co-directed the independent film, Dirk and Betty, which premiered at the 1999 Hamptons Film Festival and stars Marisa Tomei, Eric Roberts and Jonathan Silverman. Paul has written two number one songs: Next Time I Fall recorded by Peter Cetera and Amy Grant, and Friends and Lovers, which went number one on both the pop and country charts. Some of the other artists he has written for, or collaborated with, include Bette Midler, Quincy Jones, Alanis Morissette, Vonda Shepard, David Foster, Patti LaBelle, Eddie Rabbit, Juice Newton, James Ingram, The Pointer Sisters, Dionne Warwick, Olivia Newton-John, Eddie Money, Kenny Rogers, Smokey Robinson and Kenny G among many others. Paul has written songs for several films, including Stella, Ghostbusters II, Spacecamp, Twilight Zone: The Movie, Soul Man and The Principle. Paul is the recipient of nine A.S.C.A.P awards in both the pop and country field. His most recent award was received for the theme to Ally McBeal, co-written with Vonda Shepard. John Caird (Book) is an author and director working in theatre, opera and musical theatre in London, New York, Tokyo and all around the world. Published works with MTI include Les Miserables (Schools Edition), Children of Eden (with music by Stephen Schwartz) Jane Eyre (with music by Paul Gordon) and his own new version of Leonard Bernstein’s Candide (originally performed at the National Theatre in London). Recent productions include: Tosca (Houston Grand Opera), Daddy Long Legs

COMPANY bios. (off-Broadway), Love’s Labour’s Lost (Stratford Festival), McQueen (Haymarket Theatre, West End) Twelfth Night (Nissay Theatre, Tokyo) Tosca and Parsifal (Lyric Opera, Chicago), La Bohéme (San Francisco Opera), Gertrud (Royal Dramatic Theatre, Stockholm). Notable engagements for the RSC include over twenty productions including Midsummer Night’s Dream (RST), Romeo and Juliet, (TOP) The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby (Aldwych Theatre and Broadway), Les Misérables (Barbican, Palace Theatre, Broadway and worldwide). Notable engagements for the National Theatre include: Hamlet, Humbleboy, Stanley, The Seagull and his own new version of Bernstein’s Candide among many others. Elsewhere: Dance of Death, Merry Wives of Windsor, The Tempest and Romeo and Juliet (Royal Dramatic Theatre, Stockholm) Brief Encounter (Houston Grand Opera). He has won numerous awards including Olivier Awards for Nicholas Nickleby and Candide, and Tony Awards for Les Misérables and Nicholas Nickleby. Caird’s book about directing, Theatre Craft, is published by Faber & Faber in London and New York. Go to johncaird.com for more information about his career. Darren R. Cohen (Musical Director/ Pianist) returns to George Street for the first time since 1995’s Off-Key. Broadway/off Broadway: A Chorus Line, Chicago, Fosse (Carnegie Hall w/ Michael Feinstein), Make Me A Song (original cast recording), Zombie Prom (original cast recording), Carnival, Anyone Can Whistle, A…My Name Is Still Alice, The Fantasticks, And the World Goes ‘Round, Nunsense, Show Me Where the Good Times Are. Regional: Barrington Stage, Sacramento Music Circus, Center Stage-Baltimore, Studio Theatre (DC), Goodspeed, North Shore Music Theatre,

Coconut Grove Playhouse, Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, Cincinnati Playhouse, The MUNY, Kansas City Starlight, Asolo. Author: The Complete Professional Audition (Back Stage Books), and a graduate of the Eastman School of Music. www.darrenRcohen.com Michael Mastro (Director/Resident Artistic Director) is in his second season as GSP’s Resident Artistic Director. Here at GSP, he helmed last season’s Nureyev’s Eyes, 2014’s The Fabulous Lipitones and 2011’s The Subject Was Roses with Stephanie Zimbalist. He has also appeared on our stage in such productions as The Sunshine Boys, The Pillowman, The Fox on the Fairway and Inspecting Carol. In recent years, he has directed Ingmar Bergman’s Nora at Delaware Theatre Company, where he was Associate Artistic Director, and appeared in Ayckbourn’s The Things We Do For Love at the Westport Country Playhouse. He has also helmed several NYC celebrity play readings to benefit various nonprofits, working with actors like Zachary Quinto, Bernadette Peters, Jean Smart, Beau Bridges, Michael McKean, Stockard Channing, Melissa Leo, Laura Benanti, Cynthia Nixon, John Slattery and Cecily Strong. Other directorial assignments include associate director of the recent first national tour of West Side Story, helmed by David Saint, as well as the direction of many new American oneacts for several NYC theatre companies. As an actor, he works regularly on and off Broadway, regionally, and in film and TV, where he is currently recurring on Law & Order: SVU. Proud member: Actors Equity, SAG-AFTRA, SDC, Naked Angels, The Actors Center. Alexis Distler (Scenic Design) Recent credits include last year’s Nureyev’s Eyes at GSP, Toast (The Public Theater),

COMPANY bios. Three Sisters (Playmakers Theatre), Intimate Apparel (Chautauqua Theater Company), Il Turco in Italia (Juilliard Opera), Trouble In Mind (Playmakers Theatre), Nora (Delaware Theatre Company), Autumn’s Harvest (Lincoln Center Education), Water By the Spoonful (The Arden Theatre Company), Year of the Rooster (Ensemble Studio Theatre), Seven Guitars (People’s Light and Theatre Company), The Marriage of Figaro (Juilliard Opera), Winner of the Barrymore Award for In the Next Room or The Vibrator Play (The Wilma Theater). MFA:NYU. www.alexisdistler.com Esther Arroyo (Costume Designer) is the resident Costume Designer and Costume Director at George Street Playhouse. Recent credits include Nureyev’s Eyes; Nora; The Fabulous Lipitones; Clever Little Lies at George Street Playhouse, Guild Hall and NYC’s Westside Theatre; One of Your Biggest Fans; Twelve Angry Men; The Subject Was Roses; and Come Back Come Back Wherever You Are by Arthur Laurents. Esther has a BFA in Costume Design and Technology from Rutgers University. Christopher J. Bailey (Lighting Designer/Production Manager) This season marks Mr. Bailey’s 19th at George Street Playhouse and 13th as its Production Manager, having previously served the Playhouse as Technical Coordinator and Sound and Lighting Manager. He was recently Lighting Designer for GSP’s production of My Name is Asher Lev, Sex With Strangers, Nureyev’s Eyes and Clever Little Lies, which moved to the Guild Hall Theatre in East Hampton and then offBroadway to the Westside Theatre. He was Sound Designer for off-Broadway productions of The Fourth Wall at Primary Stages and Down the Garden Paths at the Minetta Lane Theatre. His

work includes 6 scenic designs and 9 sound designs for GSPs’ Educational Touring productions and 22 lighting designs and 39 sound designs for GSP’s mainstage productions. He has also designed for: French Institute Alliance Française, The Pearl Theatre, Barrington Stage Company, Premiere Stages, The Bickford Theatre, Abingdon Theatre, Strand Theatre, The Berkshire Theatre Festival, Two River Theater Company, Ashlawn Highland Opera Festival, LKB Dance, Randy James Dance, The Rand Theater, The Irish Repertory Theatre, Westport Country Playhouse, Long Wharf Theatre, Delaware Theatre Company, Jacob’s Pillow, and more. Ted Crimy (Sound Designer) previously designed sound for George Street Playhouse productions of The Whipping Man and Our Town, as well as additional design work on I Loved, I Lost, I Made Spaghetti and One Of Your Biggest Fans. In addition, he designed sound for Terra Incognita, a StoryWorks production from George Street Playhouse and the Center for Investigative Reporting staged at GSP. He was also the Associate Designer for the off-Broadway run of the GSP-originated Clever Little Lies. Ted previously designed sound for regional companies throughout the San Francisco Bay area for many years, including Marin Theatre Company, The California Shakespeare Theatre, and the MFA program at A.C.T. Jane Pole (Production Stage Manager) Broadway: The Addams Family, Macbeth, Tar­tuffe. Off-Broadway includes: School for Scandal, The 39 Steps, The Anthem, Bill W & Dr Bob, Hurt Village, Play it Cool, On The Levee, What Once We Felt, Evil Dead The Musical. BAM: The Bridge Project – The Cherry Orchard & Winter’s Tale (& International Tour), Macbeth, Happy Days, King Lear, The Seagull, Medea.

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COMPANY bios. Regional: Cake Off, Steel Magnolias, Plaid Tidings, Meet Me In St. Louis, It’s A Wonderful Life, Barefoot in the Park (Bucks County Playhouse.) Intimate Apparel (Westport Country Playhouse.) Rich Girl, One Slight Hitch, The 39 Steps (George Street Playhouse). UK: Over 50 productions for the RSC. McCorkle Casting, Ltd. Pat McCorkle, (C.S.A.) has been the proud casting director of George Street Playhouse for over 20 years. Over 50 productions including; On The Town, Amazing Grace, End of the Rainbow, The Lieutenant of Inishmore, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Amadeus, She Loves Me, A Few Good Men. Off-Broadway: Highlights; Clever Little Lies, Shear Madness, Tribes, Our Town (Barrow Street), Freud’s Last Session, Toxic Avenger, Almost Maine, Driving Miss Daisy. Feature films: Year by the Sea, Premium Rush, Ghost Town, The Thomas Crown Affair, Die Hard with a Vengeance, School Ties, etc. TV: Twisted, Humans for Sesame Street, Hack (CBS), Californication (Emmy nomination), Max Bickford (CBS), Chapelle’s Show, Strangers with Candy, Barbershop and many more. Regional: Well over 75 theatres throughout the country. David Saint (Artistic Director) is celebrating his 20th anniversary as Artistic Director of George Street Playhouse. Mama’s Boy marked the 35th mainstage production he has directed during his tenure. He has most recently directed at GSP: Sex With Strangers, Buyer & Cellar, Outside Mullingar, Clever Little Lies (which moved to NYC’s Westside Theater in October 2015), Good People, Twelve Angry Men, God of Carnage, Creating Claire and Sylvia. His time here has been marked by

collaborations with such artists as Keith Carradine, Tyne Daly, Rachel Dratch, Sandy Duncan, Boyd Gaines, A.R. Gurney, Uta Hagen, Jack Klugman, Dan Lauria, Kathleen Marshall, Elaine May, Anne Meara, David Hyde Pierce, Chita Rivera, Paul Rudd, Stephen Sondheim, Marlo Thomas, Eli Wallach and many others, including a remarkable partnership with Arthur Laurents. In addition, many new award-winning works have begun their life here during his tenure, such as The Toxic Avenger, Proof, The Spitfire Grill, Clever Little Lies and It Shoulda Been You. He has recently directed Clever Little Lies at Guild Hall in East Hampton, N.Y., and the National Tour of West Side Story. In July 2016, he directed a twonight concert performance of West Side Story at the legendary Hollywood Bowl. He also has directed on Broadway, offBroadway and regionally at Playwrights Horizons, Manhattan Theatre Club, Primary Stages, McCarter, Williamstown, Seattle Rep, Pasadena Playhouse, Pittsburgh Public, Long Wharf and many others on premieres by writers such as Aaron Sorkin, Wendy Wasserstein, Peter Parnell, Jonathan Marc Sherman, Joe Di Pietro and Jonathan Larson. He is the recipient of the Alan Schneider Award, Helen Hayes Award, L.A. Drama Critics Award, several Drama-Logue Awards and is the President of The Laurents/Hatcher Foundation. Kelly Ryman (Managing Director) was appointed Managing Director in July 2013. She served as Director of Marketing and Public Relations at George Street Playhouse since 2000, spearheading promotional efforts resulting in the top 10-highest grossing productions in the Playhouse’s history, including the hit musical It Shoulda Been You, which ran on Broadway in early 2015. Off-Broadway, Kelly was a member of the marketing team

COMPANY bios. for The Toxic Avenger, which won the 2009 Outer Critics’ Circle Award for Best New Musical. She serves on the Board of Directors of New Brunswick City Market as well the Advisory Board of Elijah’s Promise, and the marketing committee of the New Jersey Theatre Alliance. Prior to her tenure at George Street Playhouse, Ms. Ryman worked at McCarter Theatre and The Wilma

Theatre. She is an adjunct professor of Arts and Entertainment Business at Mercer County Community College, and was recognized in 2012 by ArtPride NJ with their Arts Leadership Award for her service to the theatre and arts communities. Kelly is proud to be a recipient of a Boy Scouts of America 2015 Tribute to Women Award.

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Jean Webster and The Secret of Happiness by John Caird

I first read Jean Webster’s novel some fifteen years ago and was immediately charmed by its wit, heart and intelligence. I was also surprised that a novel of such extraordinary sensitivity and economy of structure was not much better known, and was not regarded, indeed, as a great American classic. Written in 1911 in a farmhouse in Massachusetts, Daddy Long Legs is one of the most delightful love stories of all time. It is also an eloquent account of the growth of a woman’s spirit and independence at a time when women were just starting to claim the social and legal equalities for which, in many parts of the world, they are still struggling. Webster came from a highly literate and politically engaged family. Her mother was Mark Twain’s niece and her father was Twain’s business manager. Her great grandmother and grandmother were involved in both the temperance and suffragette movements and she herself attended Vassar College, the progressive women’s college on which Jerusha’s alma mater in the novel is clearly based.

It isn’t the big pleasures that count the most; it’s making a great deal out of the little ones. (Jean Webster)

In spite of her upbringing, Webster’s great leap of imagination was to see her own world of enlightened privilege through the eyes of a character who starts out in the world with no advantages whatsoever. Jerusha Abbott is a sort of female Candide. She enters the world of college embarrassed by her own ignorance and awkwardness, but her very lack of sophistication, together with a wicked sense of the absurd, allows her to see the world of her peers as it really is, untrammelled by any elements of self-interest. Her critique of the social and academic world around her is marvelously matched when she meets her mentor and benefactor, Jervis Pendleton, the extreme disparity between their two backgrounds allowing Webster to develop her story into one of personal growth and emotional evolution. As in the plot of Jane Eyre, Jerusha’s favorite novel, a girl who is born with nothing to her name but her intelligence and clarity of spiritual purpose becomes the moral compass for a rich and privileged man to map his way through the confusing and loveless world in which he has grown up and to find a sense of belonging in the heart of the woman he has grown to love. Jean Webster died in childbirth at the age of 39, only five years after writing her great masterpiece, but her message, in Jerusha’s words, is an enduring one – that ‘the true secret of happiness is to live in the now. Not to be forever regretting the past or anticipating the future, but to get the most that you can out of this very instant.’ ‘Life may not last long’ as our final song says, but when lived to the fullest, as lived by Jean Webster, it can make you immortal.

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February 7 — 26, 2017

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CONTRIBUTORS

as of November 10, 2016

George Street Playhouse gratefully acknowledges the generosity of the many individuals, corporations,foundations, organizations and government agencies whose gifts play a significant role in our mission to produce worldclass theatre and to bring the power of theatre education programs to over 35,000 students each year. CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS & GOVERNMENT CONTRIBUTORS EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS ($100,000 and Above) The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey Johnson & Johnson The Laurents/Hatcher Foundation Middlesex County Cultural Arts and Trust Fund New Jersey State Council on the Arts PRODUCERS ($50,000 - $99,999) Flemington Car & Truck Company The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation The Karma Foundation Rutgers Community Health Foundation The Shubert Foundation, Inc. The Wilf Family Foundation CO-PRODUCERS ($20,000 - $49,999) Bank of America Bloomberg Philanthropies Bristol-Myers Squibb J. Seward Johnson, Sr. Charitable Trust Middlesex County Cultural and Heritage Commission RJW Barnabas Health TD Charitable Foundation The Union Foundation ASSOCIATE PRODUCERS ($10,000 - $19,999) E. J. Grassmann Trust The Hyde and Watson Foundation Merrill G. and Emita E. Hastings Foundation Novo Nordisk, Inc. PNC Bank Foundation The John Ben Snow Memorial Trust Wells Fargo WithumSmith+Brown

CONTRIBUTING PARTNER ($5,000 - $9,999) The Actors Fund Albert Garlatti Construction Inc. Borden Perlman Salisbury & Kelly Colgate-Palmolive Company William G. and Helen C. Hoffman Foundation McCarter and English, LLP New Brunswick Development Corporation (DEVCO) PSE&G Schumann Fund for New Jersey Sidney J. Harris Trust TD Bank GUARANTORS ($2,500 - $4,999) Amboy National Bank Fund for the New Jersey Blind, Inc. The Fred C. Rummel Foundation Nederlander Organization PATRONS ($1,000 - $2,499) Anela Kolohe Foundation The Campbell Family Foundation EisnerAmper LLP Engel and Devlin, P.C. Gilbane Building Company George R. Gardner Foundation Gordon and Llura Gund Infineum USA, L.P. I.A.T.S.E. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 456 LCK Wealth Advisors New York Yankees Parker Home at Stone Gate Saint Peter’s University Hospital Auxiliary Somerset Health Care Foundation BACKERS ($500 - $999) Central Jersey Property Maintenance Services Franklin Mutual Insurance

Genova Burns Glenmede Trust Company Heath Village Retirement Community Hoagland, Longo, Moran, Dunst & Doukas, LLP I.A.T.S.E Local #21 Joan Jhett Productions Kelso & Bradshaw Mack-Cali Realty New Brunswick Cultural – Center, Inc. New Brunswick Parking Authority New Jersey Theatre Alliance North Brunswick Board of Education Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 9 Rutgers Office of Community Affairs Schenck, Price, Smith, & King LLP SchoolWorks LLC Spiezle Architectural Group University Radiology Group, PC WeiserMazars LLP ANGELS (Gifts Under $500) Ace Office Solutions Actors Equity Foundation, Inc. AlphaGraphics American Reparatory Ballet Birnn Chocolates The George Passaic Valley Coach Line Siperstein’s Fords Paint Corporation GIFTS-IN-KIND Catherine Lombardi Restaurant Derby Appliances The Frog and The Peach Greater Media Newspaper The Heldrich Jim Heston Nassau Communications Panico’s Brad Resnick Stage Left Tumulty’s Wegmans WMGQ/WCTC

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THANK YOU for your support INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS IMPRESSARIOS ($50,000 and Above) Anonymous Sharon Karmazin PRODUCING DIRECTORS ($20,000 - $49,999) Joan and Robert Campbell James N. Heston The Family of Robert Wood Johnson, Jr. Elizabeth and Arthur Roswell Marlene and Anthony Volpe EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS ($10,000 - $19,999) Anonymous Betty Wold Johnson Joann and Ken Fisher Peter Jewell and Fred Eisinger Alan Voorhees and Lisa Moro Nancy and Duncan MacMillan Jocelyn Schwartzman Vikki Schwartzman PRODUCERS ($5,000 - $9,999) Anonymous Laura Z. Baron Lois and Ronald Bleich Elaine and Robert Ciatto David M. Greene Mary and Edward Hartnett Lucy Hughes and Sean Devlin Suzanne and Steve Kalafer Penelope E. Lattimer, Ph.D. Dorothy and Norman Politziner David Saint Lexine and Cuyler Tremayne Lora and William Tremayne CO-PRODUCERS ($2,500 - $4,999) Isa and Michael Beck Jean Cheever Marylou and Al D’Augusta Pat McElraft William V. Engel William Hagaman Barbara and Leonard Littmann Ellen Ozur and Stuart Brown Rita and David Paszamant Richard Patt Ann and Robert Rafano Janice G.and Lewis Stolar Frances Stromsland, Ed.D. Stephen M. and Gabriella Vajtay ASSOCIATE PRODUCERS ($1,000 - $2,499) Joyce and Georg Albers-Schonberg Dudley Anderson in Honor of Sharon Karmazin

Edward S. Atwater Frank Barker Regina Belowsky Al Berger Walter Bradhering and Daniel Kluchinski Joan and Robert Bramson Laura Cahill and the Honorable James Cahill Mary and Patrick Callan Carol and Joe Ciorciari Andrea and John Cunnell Brenda A. and Jerome Deener Richard DeLisi D’Maris and Joseph F. Dempsey Alice DeVoe Barbara and Paul Eggermann Jane Engel Lyn and David Fasanella David A. Feigley Jennie and John Fischer Susan Forman and Richard Lehne Shirley and Robert Gallagher Marc Gonzer Clara and John Grosso Pam and John Harbour Lorraine and Robert Henry Winnie Holzman and Paul Dooley Tillie and Bob Kahle The Honorable Thomas H. Kean Phil and Mindy Raso Kirstein Suzanne and Eric Krebs Charles T. Larsson Nancy L. and Arthur E. Lee Laura and Joel Leizer Noah R. Levy Laura and Dean B. Livingston Pamela and Andrew Lovasz Doreen Molloy and John Manfredi Adrienne and Andrew Ross Carole and Stephen Schneider Thomas Schumacher Rozann and George Shackleton Ben Sifuentes-Jáuregui Margaret Velden Bob Virgadamo Caroline S. and F. Helmut Weymar Nancy and Edward Winant Michele and George Wolansky PARTNERS ($500 - $999) W. John Bauer and Nancy Boucher Jacqueline Brendel Josi Irene Callan and George Cole Kathleen and Tom Carral Graham Cox Tyne Daly Leo Devine Patrick J.Diegnan, Jr. Jon Donnelly Mary Patten and Joseph Dudis Rick Engler and Brad Caswell Bobbi and Barry Freedman Susan and Bryan Garruto

Wilma and Arthur Gelfand Willard Geller Joyce and Alvin Glasgold Julie and Robert Goldstein Marjorie and Bruce Goldstein Midge and Hugo Golin Thomas Gorrie Clara and John Grosso Dorothy W. Guarniero Beth and Martin Hammer Elizabeth and James Hance James H. Hancock Dorothy and George Heinze Claude and Jean Heller Lorraine and Robert Henry Carol Hila Richard and Nancy Hines Chip Hoever Ellen and George Horowitz William J. Howard Susan and Jeffrey Hyman Karen and Ronald Joho William Jonat Thomas Kelso Renee and Steven Levin Irene M. Lieberman Emily Lyssikatos Joseph and Adele Macula Barbara and Robert Martalus Michael Mastro Joan Barry and Richard L. McCormick Dr. Thomas and Mrs. Joy McPartland Daphne and Steve Mishkin Abel and Maria Moreyra Michael and Marlene Nissenblatt Elizabeth Otterbein Mary and Ted Petti Mona and Barry Portnoy Joan Raffe Mary and Gary Reece Marie and Marshall Rosen Adrienne and Andrew Ross Evan and Sue Schwartzman Rozann and George Shackleton in honor of Penelope Lattimer Lynn and Barry Sherman Barbara and Howard Sorkin Michael and Willa Spicer Frances and Ken Stromsland Renee Troiano Maurice Williams L. Richard and Nickie Wolff BACKERS ($250 - $499) Penny and Bud Ackerman Ellen Berman Karen A. Beverly Mr. and Mrs. Terrill Brenner Adele and Jack Borrus Christine and Benjamin Bucca Andrea and James Carroll Scott Corbett Lynnette Durko

CONTRIBUTORS Nancy and Richard Engle Joe Ercolino Stephen Garvey Paula and Jack Gentempo Margaret Grove Irwin Hametz Sally and Nathan Hindes Rachel and Jeff Humphrey Joseph Kosmo Susanne and Alexander Kucsma Howard R. Levine Mr. and Mrs. Michael Levine Paige and Nicky L’Hommedieu Roas and Anthony Lo Castro Kyle Lucas Kathy Mattingly Richard McAdams Mary Ann McLaughlin Brenda Overcash and Thomas West Cori and Jim Palmere Marion and Michael Portnoy Janet and Joseph Potenza Karen and Robert Predale Brad Resnick Bethany and Jonathan Rabinowitz Merle Soroco and Steven Rifkin Stephen L. Ritz Karen and Henry Ross Rita Seplowitz Saltz Patricia Sheehan Robert Stone Bonnie and David Sudol Blanquita B. Valenti Dan Vickery Joanne and Allan Williams ANGELS ($100 - $249) Anonymous Beatrice Abrams Carol Adelman David Alberts Jennifer Allen Mr. and Mrs. Marc L. Alterman Carol and Thomas F. Arnold Maryjane Austin Barbara Baier John and Isabelle Baker Jeanne and James F. Barrett, II Nancy R. Baron Stuart and Shirley Bauer Alan and Susan Blanchette Russell and Nancy Block Phil and Jody Bramson Shelley Brankner Marvin Brauth and Susette Schwartz John and Eileen Bufe James and Joanne Bunce Judith E. Burgis Cynthia Butler Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Carroll Theodore M. and Linda Choplick Susanne Clark Arthur Cohen Howard and Sylvia Cohen Marjorie Cohen

as of November 10, 2016

Carol Condon Donald B. Cook Sheila Cooper Ellen and Cliff Cramer Toni Cvetko Natalie Darwin Jeff and Nancy Davis Dean A. Dent Madeline Detalvo Norman Diamond Ellen and Richard Diamond David Drinkwater and Jonathan Mills Diana and Phil Dumont Sondi and Allan Ellis Paulette Ewert Tom Exton Paula and Irwin Feifer Gail and S. Ashby Foote Bonnie and William Fox Lanny and Lee Livingston Steven Frakt and Marlaine Lockheed Judith E. Gardner Stacey and David Garfield Marilyn Glassner Joel Goldsmith Marjorie and Bruce Goldstein Marlene and Joel Gordon Elizabeth and Roy Gotta Robert Grant Arlene Greenberg, in Memory of Aaron Greenberg Judy and Michael Greenwood Mark Gruber Brenda Hagan Roland Hagan James Hastings Lucille Heller Ellen and Joel Henkin Laura and James Holdsworth Frederick Holt Ann and John Holt Bernice and Robert Howatt Brian R. Humphrey Daniel D. Hyman and Marie Fouchei Pamela Imbimbo Edna Ingold Jim Jack Dr. and Mrs. Frank Jones Maxine and Mark Kasdin Liz and Murray Katz John P. Khouri Elisabeth and Donald King Roger E. Klein Ruth B. Klein Heddy and Robert Ladinsky Evelyn and George Lander Frank Sonnenberg and Kathleen Larkin Ann and John Lech Renee and Steve Levin Joyce Levine Karen and David Levinsky Rita and Philip Levy Michael Loch Milton and Bobbi Loeb Vanessa Logan Kathleen Love Carolyn and Frank Lumia

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Margolies Joanne M. and Tom Marino Mary McDermott Susan and Jack Meola Marion Mezzetti Jane A. and Stephen Miller Rabbi Bennett Miller and Mrs. Joan Miller Michele and Irwin Millinger Lilia and Roberto Muniz Judith S. Musicant Suzanne S. Nacson Barbara and Kurt Nathan Rochelle and Bruce D. Newman Debbie and Henry E. Newman Esther Novak Eugene F. O’Neill Sophie M. Orloff Anita and Harry Paborsky Virginia and Michael Palmer Melissa and Simon Pankove Cora and Tom Park Glenn M. Parker Kimberly and Gregory Parris Margaret and Harry Perrin Patrizia Perugia Barbara and Jim Petrosini Marlene and Gerald Pomper Joan Pritchard Ellen O. Rebarber Ruth Robinson David Rogoff Naomi and Jerry Rose David Rosen Andrew Rosenberg Buena Rosenbloom John Samsel Michael S. Sarnoff Karen Satterthwaite Barbara Schafer Donna and George Scher Dr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Schotland Ken Schurzky John Seiber Todd and Tara Schwartzman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Seletsky Lynn and John Semmlow Amy Shakun Marjorie Shakun Carolyn and Arthur Sherbin Victoria and Michael Shernicoff Pat Shiffner Harvey B. Singer Karen and Sheldon Singer Elaine and Gene Sletvold Roger Smith Cecile Spector Patricia and Robert Spencer Susan Steinfeld Robert Stone Gail and James Szeluga Beverly Teich Raymond Testa Nancy Thielmann Donald Thomas Germaine and Richard Trabert Bridget Troccoli

THANK YOU for your support Cecilia Tyler Allan and Bonnie Warton Martha Weisberger Shelby Wells and Deborah Herman Adam White Donald White and Lurlee Shutkin Caroline Willard Frank J. Wilson Jon Winer Philip Witt Anita H. Wolfson Richard Zucker and Susan Rivkind

ARTHUR LAURENTS MEMORIAL FUND DONORS: Lauren Bacall* Roger Berlind Lois and Ronald Bleich Paddy Briglio Tyne Daly Joe DiPietro Holly and Orlando Esposito Freddie and Myrna Gershon David M. Greene David Hatcher Marcia Hefter Shirley Herz* James N. Heston Winnie Holzman and Paul Dooley

Betty Wold Johnson Sharon Karmazin The Honorable Thomas H. Kean Jonathan Lomma Judith A. McDowell Anne Meara* and Jerry Stiller Karen S. Price David Saint Jocelyn Schwartzman Stephen Sondheim The Streisand Foundation Margaret Styne Lora and Bill Tremayne Ralph W. Voorhees* * – deceased

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Bristol-Myers Squibb General Electric Corporation The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey IBM Johnson & Johnson

Merck Company Merrill Lynch & Co Pfizer Robert Wood Johnson Foundation UBS

STAFF David Saint, Artistic Director • Michael Mastro, Resident Artistic Director Kelly Ryman, Managing Director ARTISTIC Producing Associate Casting

DEVELOPMENT Scott Goldman McCorkle Casting, Ltd.

EDUCATION Director of Education and Outreach Assistant Director of Education Manager of Tour and Academy Programs Education Administrative Assistant

School-based Project Coordinator 2016/17 – Touring Cast

Stage Manager Teaching Artists

Jim Jack Christa Cillaroto Diana Gundacker Angela Peletier Annie Rutherford Lutz Carol Foose Desmond Martin Christian James Potterton Auriel Thompson Erica Leigh Dustin Ballard Laura Bozzone Sam Leichter Annie Rutherford Lutz David Ledeux Rachel Matusewicz Lucas Pinner Dave Seamon Jaime Ward

MARKETING & PUBLIC RELATIONS Director of Marketing & Public Relations Rick Engler Marketing & Public Relations Associate Brian Kelley Patron Services Manager Jaci D’Ulisse Graphic Designer/Marketing Associate Mark Kieran Photographer

T. Charles Erickson

PATRON SERVICES & BOX OFFICE Patron Services Manager Shakera Blakney House Manager/Usher Coordinator Gerry Porcaro House Manager/Concessions Manager Harene Pitter House Manager Lolly Schenck Sales Associates Kirk Geritano Diana Gundacker Abid Hassan Cassidy Nogueira Christopher Patterson Aaron Ratzan Front of House Staff Carol Foose Lenwood Smith Aime Zimel

Director of Development Development Associate, Special Events Development Associate, Institutional Relations Development Associate, Donor Relations

FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION Business Manager Assistant to Business Manager Volunteer Coordinator

Jacqueline Brendel Peggy Aronson Cassidy Nogueira Megan Shook Karen Price Lynne Holton Joel Schwartz

PRODUCTION Production Manager Company Manager/ Assistant Production Manager

Christopher J. Bailey Megan Cherry

SETS Technical Director Assistant Technical Director Master Carpenter Carpenters Scenic Charge

Marc Vogt Matthew Schmutz Frank Giamella Mohamed Haddara Theodore Hoelter James Hancocks

PROPERTIES Properties Master Assistant Properties Master Deck Hand

Helen Tewksbury Jeanette Mieses Andre Penn

COSTUMES Costume Shop Manager Wardrobe Supervisor

Esther Arroyo Samantha Meyerson

SOUND & ELECTRICS Master Electrician Sound Engineer

Tommy Williamson Ted Crimy

Assistant Master Electrician and Lighting Console Operator

Brian Sivetz

FOR THIS PRODUCTION Assistant Stage Manager Associate Lighting Designer A2 (Deck Sound) Follow Spot Operator Follow Spot Operator

Heather Ber Jason Flamos Tracey Lattimer Marlon Lockhart Jeremias Pacheco

BAND

Keyboard/Conductor Guitar Cello

Darren Cohen Luke McGinnis Sam Quiggins