Summer 2020 Virtual Program Guide With Skin Of Our Teeth Insert

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20 VIRTUAL 20 SEASON MAY 23

JUNE 20

JULY 11

MAINSTAGE PREMIER SPONSORS

Shelley & Ron Cooper PARTNERS IN FLIGHT

PARTNER IN THE ARTS

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HANGAR FOR ALL Celebrating 10 years of year-round programming In 2010, the Hangar for All Seasons capital campaign met its $4.6 million goal for a complete building renovation and to establish an endowment, creating a year-round home for the Hangar Theatre Company, as well as a venue for other national artists and local organizations. Now, the Hangar offers programming for all ages, all year.

FALL • Youth: Project 4, brings theatre education into 4th grade classes • A.I.R.S. Artists In Residency Series • Community Rentals • DSP Shows

WINTER

SPRING

• Youth: Winter Break-A-Leg

• Youth: Spring Break-A-Leg

• Youth: Student Morning Matinees

• Youth: Project 4, brings theatre education into 4th grade classes

• Mainstage Holiday Production • Community Rentals

• A.I.R.S. Artists In Residency Series

• DSP Shows

• Community Rentals • DSP Shows

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SUMMER • Youth: Next Generation School of Theatre • Mainstage Productions • KIDDSTUFF Shows • Wedge Shows • Hangar Lab Company

CONTENTS 4 ADVERTISER DIRECTORY 5 ABOUT 6 MESSAGE FROM HANGAR DIRECTORS BOARD OF TRUSTEES 7 MESSAGE FROM HANGAR BOARD LEADERSHIP 10 HANGAR STAFF 16 VIRTUAL NEXT GENERATION SCHOOL OF THEATRE

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17 IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE: A LIVE RADIO PLAY 19 THE VIRTUAL WEDGE 22 SPONSORS 25 KIDDSTUFF VIRTUAL SEASON 32 45 YEARS OF PROFESSIONAL THEATRE 40 SUPPORTERS & ADVERTISERS 44 REMEMBERING CAMILLA

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THANK YOU THE HANGAR IS GRATEFUL FOR THE SUPPORT OF OUR 2020 PARTNERS IN FLIGHT:

Mission The Hangar Theatre creates and presents performances of exceptional quality in New York’s Finger Lakes region while training the next generation of theatre artists. We inspire our community with work and classes that enrich, entertain, and enlighten. We believe in the power of theatre to transform lives.

Vision The Hangar Theatre is an artistic home that nurtures a lifelong love of the performing art

2020 PARTNER IN THE ARTS:

Core Values Gratitude Generosity Equality Inclusion

For more information about all of our 2020 sponsors, please see pages 22-24.

Diversity Quality

This summer season program guide was produced by the Hangar Theatre Company P.O. Box 205, Ithaca, NY 14851 HangarTheatre.org Marketing Director: Thena Gitlin Designer/Photographer: Rachel Philipson Administration Fellow: Hollyann Bucci Contributors: Michael Barakiva, Hollyann Bucci, Kristen Burt, Jessica Casey, Nichole Gantshar, Thena Gitlin, Shirley Serotsky, Stephanie Waite Advertising Sales: 607.273.ARTS(2787) or info@hangartheatre.org

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TO PURCHASE TICKETS

Call 607.273.ARTS (2787) or purchase online at HangarTheatre.org. For subscription or group sales information, call 607.273.ARTS(2787).

The Hangar Theatre is a proud member of the Tompkins County Chamber of Commerce.

The Hangar Theatre is a proud member of the Tompkins County and Trumansburg Area Chambers of Commerce.

The Hangar Theatre is a member of Theatre Communications Group (TCG), the national organization for the American theatre.

City of Ithaca

In listings of artistic team members for this year's productions, we use the following notations: * Indicates that the artist is a member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

† Indicates that the artist is a member of the United Scenic Artists Local 829.

+ Indicates that the artist is a member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society.

New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature

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VIDEO MESSAGE FROM THE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

Hangar Theatre Board of Trustees President Jessica Casey Vice President Kristen Burt Treasurer Diane Lauzun Secretary Stephen Kimball

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MEET THE NEW MANAGING DIRECTOR,

NICHOLE GANTSHAR There's no more lovely place to spend a summer than Upstate New York. When the Hangar Board of Directors invited me to join the Hangar Theatre and work with Artistic Director Michael Barakiva, I imagined a blissful summer. Picturing myself meeting subscribers in the tent, reuniting with theatre friends, and making myself part of the Ithaca community, seemed just a frosty spring away. Former Hangar Artistic Director Bob Moss is one of my mentors, and working with him at Syracuse Stage, I listened to dozens of his stories about the Hangar and relished the opportunity to work, as his dramaturg, in 2008 on The Hangar production of T.J. Rogers' The Overwhelming. So I knew how lovely a Hangar summer night could be.

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Instead, I'm finding inspiration in seeing how the Hangar has come together to stay connected to its community with our all virtual season. I'm finding solace in how the staff remains united working from home. I hope each of you find the same inspiration experiencing our virtual offerings this summer. I hope each show reminds you of why you love theatre and enjoy being part of the Hangar community. I look forward to meeting all you soon and can't wait for the day we can all again gather together, sit in the dark, and watch magic on stage. Nichole Gantshar Incoming Managing Director

Barbara Behrmann Sarah Dancks Davina Desnoes Laurence Drozd Dale Flinn Tilly Garnett Bill Highland Andrea Ippolito Nancy Malina Stephanie Meyer Dana Mueller Bernadette Parr Jamie Perry Valentina Roldan Marcus Terry Emeritus John Alexander Julia Bonney Andrea Fleck Clardy Ann Costello Roy Dexheimer John Elliott Mary Kane Susan Kaplan Linda Trees Mack Tom Niederkorn Kathryn Pearce Paula Peter Carolyn Sampson Ray Schlather Shelley Semmler Margaret Shackell Laurel Southard Jamie Wells

LETTER FROM THE HANGAR BOARD LEADERSHIP

Early in March, when it became clear that COVID-19 would impact our lives, the leadership of the Hangar Theatre began discussions on how to proceed. How do we create theatre when we can’t be physically present together? After weeks of changing scenarios and intense conversations, the Hangar has risen to the challenge of continuing its mission. Through innumerable Zoom meetings and phone calls, the Hangar staff and board have worked tirelessly to find a way to present artistic and educational programming that would both serve our community and maintain our standard of excellence. Even before the pandemic, we knew changes were coming. Our beloved former Managing Director MaryBeth Bunge retired this spring. Our incoming Managing Director Nichole Gantshar brings with her wonderful experience in arts management. Although Nichole doesn’t formally start until this summer, she’s already been invaluable in helping us chart a new course. Our intrepid Artistic Director Michael Barakiva has not only planned an almost entirely new summer season, but also figured out new ways to present it. Almost everything about how we present theatre has changed: the

Jessica Casey, President

Kristen Burt, Vice President

audition process, rehearsals, costumes, props, and sets (or the lack thereof), sound, video, and even contracting— all have changed, and Michael has navigated it all tirelessly and with love.

these virtual experiences. If you are a subscriber, we remain ever grateful for your belief and support. Or you may be a first-time patron, curious to sample the Hangar from the comfort of your couch –welcome! Our performances are also being made possible by our terrific sponsors, who have stepped up and stayed with us in a wonderful display of community spirit. We are deeply grateful to all of them, and all of you.

Our Education Director Shirley Serotsky has revamped our education programs to meet the needs of the children in our community. Once COVID-19 was upon us, she turned these programs on a dime and moved everything online. Available for all ages, these online classes have been well received. Like millions of other Americans, our amazing, dedicated staff have transitioned to working from home. They continue to do the work of a much larger staff with enthusiasm, grace, and good humor. We want to recognize our talented, diverse, and energetic Board of Trustees, a group of extraordinary individuals whom we are honored to lead. In the past year we welcomed several new board members who bring new skills to our work. Our emeritus board members continue to be engaged and generous with their time and wisdom. And finally, we want to thank you, our theatregoers, who are joining us for

This year marks the Hangar’s 46th summer season and we are so proud to have found a way to share art with the world. The beautiful summer season that Michael had originally planned will need to wait a little longer, but we will find a different beauty for now. In this strange, sad, socially distant time, art reminds us to imagine things beyond the present. Creating and sharing theatre and music and art have been basic human needs for thousands of years. Right now, it’s safest to share them from our separate spaces, but someday soon we’ll be together again in our Hangar Theatre. Stay safe. Jessica Casey, President Kristen Burt, Vice President Hangar Theatre Board of Trustees

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HANGAR STAFF MICHAEL BARAKIVA, Artistic Director, is an Armenian/Israeli theater director and writer based in New York City. As a director, Michael has worked in New York and across the country developing new plays and staging classics. Credits include Perfect Arrangement by Topher Payne (Primary Stages), White People by Neil Cuthbert (Ensemble Studio Theater), UP by Bridget Carpenter (Oregon Shakespeare Festival), Burn This by Lanford Wilson (Shakespeare Santa Cruz) and The Clean House by Sarah Ruhl, Turn of the Screw by Jeffrey Hatcher and Blithe Spirit by Noel Coward (all at Syracuse Stage). Michael is recipient of the David Merrick Prize in Drama, a Drama League Summer Fellowship, a Granada Fellowship at UC Davis and the Phil Killian Fellow at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. He is a graduate of Vassar College and the Juilliard School, where he studied as an Andrew W. Mellon Fellow in Directing. Michael serves as an adjunct professor at NYU’s Department of Dramatic Writing. Michael also founded and is the artistic director of The Upstart Creatures (upstartcreatures.com), a theater company dedicated to creating (meta) physical feasts combining theater and food. He is an avid board-game player, and a proud member of the New York Ramblers, the world’s first openly-gay soccer club. His first novel, One Man Guy, published by Macmillan (Farrar, Straus & Giroux), was ranked the #1 Gay Young Adult novel on Goodreads in 2014, named to the Rainbow List and Family Equality Council’s Book Nook, and released in Brazil by LeYa. The sequel, Hold My Hand was just released this year.

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NICHOLE GANTSHAR, Managing Director, happily returns to the Hangar Theatre where she was a dramaturg for the 2008 production of T.J. Rogers' The Overwhelming, directed by one of her mentors, Bob Moss. She joins Hangar after a gig with Louisville Ballet where she helped craft a strategic plan with the former president of the Kennedy Center Michael Kaiser, author of The Art of the Turnaround, The Cycle, and other books. Nichole's other leadership roles include five years as Executive Director of Rochester City Ballet. Her job tenure includes time at Syracuse Stage, Playwrights Horizons, the National Actors Theatre, Pittsburgh Public Theatre, and others.

ALEXA ALLMANN, Audience Services Manager, joins us from Virginia where she was raised in a theatre-centric home, studying musical instruments, dance, acting, and technical theatre through her high school years at the York County School of the Arts. She has performed in principal roles for stage productions including You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown; Footloose; Little Shop of Horrors; Nunsense; and Cinderella; as well as two international performances in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Alexa branched out at the University of Virginia, where she majored in women & gender studies and completed a master’s in Christian education at Union Presbyterian Seminary in 2017. She currently enjoys writing and performing original music She received her BFA from the University to satisfy her theatrical identity. Alexa of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and MFA in is elated to return to her roots in the dramaturgy from the University at Stony performing arts. Brook and has taught at Syracuse University, University at Stony Brook, THENA GITLIN, University of Pittsburgh and the Wooster Marketing Director, Center for the Arts. was born in Ithaca, and has a long Apart from her career in theatre and relationship with the ballet, Nichole served as a legislative Hangar. She used to aide in Congress and on the staff of see shows starting The Post-Standard in Syracuse. Among with KIDDSTUFF her volunteer activities, Nichole hopes when she was young, to be a member of Ithaca Rotary, ushered as a teenager, and also serves on the board of the Women’s attended the Next Generation School Council of Jewish Senior Life, and of Theater for several summers. She formerly served as the treasurer of was in musicals throughout school, Literary Managers and Dramaturgs and has always been very passionate of the Americas (LMDA), Chair of the about the arts. She graduated in three National Student Education Fund, and years from the College at Brockport, treasurer of the Syracuse Chapter of SUNY with a bachelor of science Girls Inc. Among her awards, she was degree in psychology. She was the twice nominated as an Outstanding house manager at the Tower Fine Arts Young Woman of America and received Center in Brockport her senior year. a LMDA residency grant to serve as the Since graduating, Thena has held production dramaturg for the Atlanta several management and marketing Ballet’s production of The Great Gatsby. roles for local non-profits in Cortland and Ithaca. These include the Women’s Opportunity Center, the J.M. McDonald

Sports Complex, Primitive Pursuits, and most recently she served as the executive director of the Cultural Council of Cortland County. Thena enjoys spending time with friends, family, and her fiancé, and cuddling her cats. DENISE McENERNEY, Operations Manager, has lived in Ithaca since 1989 with her husband, Joe, but her connection to the area goes back to the late 1970s. New to the non-profit world, she joined the Hangar staff in 2010 after many years working in the corporate software world, and hasn’t looked back. Outside the office, Denise makes wine with her husband, gardens, and studies her family’s genealogy.

dramaturgy, play analysis, theatre appreciation, new play development and auditioning techniques in both a classroom setting (extra-curricular and at the University level) and for resident theatre education programs. Training: BFA, North Carolina School of the Arts; MFA, Catholic University.

STEPHANIE WAITE, Development Director, graduated magna cum laude with a bachelor of science degree in integrated marketing communications from Ithaca College in May 2017. With a passion for nonprofits, Stephanie has assisted a variety of Ithaca organizations with their communications, public relations, and event planning, including the SHIRLEY SEROTSKY, Paleontological Research Institution Associate Artistic and the Cayuga Chamber Orchestra. Director/Education She enjoys working to accomplish the Director, joined the Hangar’s development and institutional Hangar staff in fall advancement goals. In her free 2019. She is a director, time, she enjoys reading, trying new dramaturg, artistic restaurants, and exploring national leader, educator and parks with her family. programmer who had worked in the Washington, DC area ADAM ZONDER, Production Manager/ since 2001. She most recently served as Executive Technical staff dramaturg and public programmer Director, is in his for Mosaic Theater Company, and as a 25th season with the co-director of the Director’s Intensive for Hangar throughout the Kennedy Center American College which he has served Theater Festival. Between 2008-2016 she a variety of roles served in a series of leadership positions including production (including Interim Artistic Director manager (since 1997); for the 2015-2016 season) at Theater technical director J, a professional theatre company on numerous Mainstage, KIDDSTUFF, committed to producing timely, and and School Tour productions; and often politically-charged, new plays and project manager for the 2009-2010 revivals. Previous to that, she served renovation. Away from the Hangar, as the New Works Coordinator for Adam has been the technical director Catalyst Theatre Company and she was with various companies including a founding member and producer for Connecticut Repertory Theatre, Pirate Bouncing Ball Theatrical Productions. Playhouse, Music Theatre North, CBT Shirley has taught and mentored Productions, Kitchen Theatre, Delaware students from the ages of 6 to 86 in the Theatre Company and the University at fields of directing, acting, improvisation, Albany. While at UAlbany, Adam was

an associate professor and chair of the Department of Theatre where he taught a variety of technical theatre classes. He has been the production manager for Playwright’s Horizons Theatre School and the Pirate Playhouse, as well as a project manager for Quinlan Scenic Studios and a draftsman for Adirondack Scenic Studios. Adam has presented workshops/masterclasses related to helping current college students get started in technical theatre (resume and cover letter writing, portfolio creation, and interviewing skills) both nationally and regionally at USITT, SETC, Ithaca College, UAlbany, and Kent State. Adam holds an MFA in Technical Direction from the University of Connecticut and a BA in Theatre from Bucknell University. Love to Renee, Taryn and Genevieve. See page 38 to learn about how we honored Adam’s 25th year with our Subscriber Selection Sweepstakes.

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HANGAR SPONSORS

The Hangar thanks our 2020 sponsors for their extraordinary contributions, which allow us to produce high quality theatre and educational programs accessible to all.

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The Finger Lakes Radio Group owns and operates seven radio stations (WGVA, WFLK, WLLW, WNYR, WFLR, WAUB and WCGR), fingerlakesdailynews.com, Finger Lakes For Less, FLXEvents and FLXDigital. Our variation of radio formats and vast coverage area allows us to entertain and inform listeners throughout numerous counties, ranging from Syracuse to Rochester and Ithaca to Lake Ontario. Our multiple platforms enable us to formulate strategic marketing campaigns for local businesses that include broadcast, digital and social media, and various events throughout the Finger Lakes region. Hundreds of local, regional and national businesses utilize our radio stations, digital products and events on a daily basis to brand their products and services, and increase sales. Our consultative approach to promoting these businesses has resulted in outstanding results for our advertisers, with some experiencing as much as 40% growth within one year. Our long list of video and audio client testimonials is proof of our ability to generate results. For more information on how to put the power of radio, digital, social media, and local events to work for your business call 315.781.7000.

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In June 2014, a group of motivated young journalists and entrepreneurs founded The Ithaca Voice to give the greater Ithaca area something better: founder Jeff Stein began a tradition of covering stories that are “in-depth, enlightening, engaging and—above all—local.” We are a nonprofit and independent digital news site with a mission to improve civic and political understanding by publishing and sustaining in-depth, educational, rigorous, timely and ethical journalism that all residents can access free of charge online.

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Guthrie is a non-profit integrated health system located in north central Pennsylvania and Upstate New York, serving patients from an 11-county service area. Guthrie is a member of the Mayo Clinic Care Network, and it is the first health system based in Pennsylvania and New York to join this network. Guthrie is comprised of a research institute; home care/hospice; hospitals in Corning, NY, and Sayre, Towanda, and Troy, PA; as well as a multi-specialty group practice of more than 300 physicians and 190 mid-level providers in a regional office network encompassing subspecialty and primary care sites in 22 communities throughout Pennsylvania and New York. Guthrie offers a wide range of services and programs designed to enhance the health and well-being of those it serves.

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45 YEARS

OF PROFESSIONAL THEATRE 1975 Man of La Mancha Sganarelle Arms and the Man The Playboy of the Western World The Price 1976 The Matchmaker Don Pasquale The Drunkard: An Evening with Albee The Owl and the Pussycat The Thunder Carnival 1977 The Imaginary Invalid Last of the Red Hot Lovers A Marvelous Party Heartbreak House 1978 Arsenic and Old Lace Show Boat Private Lives El Grande De Coca Cola Hedda Gabler 1979 Side by Side by Sondheim Pygmalion The Boys from Syracuse The Front Page Sleuth 1980 Wait Until Dark Brigadoon The Passion of Dracula Equus Ah, Wilderness!

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1981 The Gin Game Angel Street Ernest in Love The Sea Anchor The Rainmaker 1982 Gemini Cabaret Dear Ruth Loose Ends Pudd’nhead Wilson 1983 Born Yesterday The Eccentricities of a Nightingale She Loves Me Fifth of July Behind a Mask 1984 The Lion in Winter Damn Yankees Children of a Lesser God Crimes of the Heart State of the Union 1985 Agnes of God Guys and Dolls How the Other Half Loves End of the World With Symposium to Follow Amadeus 1986 Bedroom Farce Anything Goes Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Misalliance The Real Thing

1996 The Diary of Anne Frank I Hate Hamlet Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead Camelot Angels in America Fences 1987 You Never Can Tell Gypsy All My Sons Tartuffe The Threepenny Opera 1988 “Master Harold” … and the Boys The Pajama Game The Normal Heart The Waves A Doll’s House Brighton Beach Memoirs 1989 Broadway Bound I Do! I Do! Arms and the Man A Map of the World Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde 1990 Driving Miss Daisy Kiss Me, Kate Toys in the Attic Isn’t It Romantic Dracula 1991 Ten Little Indians Carousel Burn This I’m Not Rappaport Major Barbara

1992 The Heidi Chronicles Man of La Mancha The Miracle Worker A Life in the Theatre M. Butterfly 1993 Shirley Valentine Evita Candida A View from the Bridge Lips Together, Teeth Apart 1994 Lost in Yonkers Damn Yankees Six Degrees of Separation Othello Falsettos 1995 The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe Sweeney Todd A Few Good Men Man and Superman The Sisters Rosensweig

1997 The Crucible Picasso at the Lapin Agile South Pacific The Rose Tattoo The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) 1998 To Kill a Mockingbird Jeffrey Forever Plaid Old Wicked Songs The Importance of Being Earnest 1999 The Glass Menagerie As Bees in Honey Drown The Fantasticks How I Learned to Drive Blithe Spirit 2000 The Woman in Black Don’t Dress for Dinner Dames at Sea A Moon for the Misbegotten Greater Tuna

2001 Having Our Say: The Delany Sisters’ First 100 Years Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat The Legacy Codes Dinner with Friends A Midsummer Night’s Dream 2002 Spinning Into Butter The Sound of Music Bach at Leipzig Cyrano de Bergerac Proof 2003 Topdog/Underdog The Caucasian Chalk Circle My Fair Lady Fixed Stones in His Pockets 2004 The Complete History of America (abridged) The Blue Room Of Mice and Men Indoor/Outdoor Cats

2005 All in the Timing I Am My Own Wife As You Like It Rough Magic The Wiz 2006 Sammy & Me Sleuth Bloodline: The Children of Argos ‘Art’ Hello, Dolly! 2007 Doubt Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Hair Bleeding Kansas All the Great Books (abridged)

2008 The Overwhelming No Child... Bad Dates Oklahoma! The Playboy of the Western World Hedwig and the Angry Inch 2009 Dirty Blonde Once on This Island November Betrayal Rent 2010 The 39 Steps Man of La Mancha Penelope of Ithaca The Piano Lesson The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee

2011 Rounding Third Ragtime Ever So Humble Gem of the Ocean The Rocky Horror Show 2012 Lend Me a Tenor Titanic Full Gallop Next to Normal The Trip to Bountiful 2013 Last of the Red Hot Lovers Gypsy 4000 Miles Clybourne Park

2014 Red Around the World in 80 Days Little Shop of Horrors Other Desert Cities 2015 God of Carnage Spring Awakening The Hound of the Baskervilles Talley’s Folly 2016 I Loved, I Lost, I Made Spaghetti In the Heights Third Constellations 2017 Disgraced A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum Dégagé (disengage) The Foreigner Shakespeare's R&J Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol 2018 Fortune Chicago Pride and Prejudice A Doll’s House, Part 2 Xanadu Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol 2019 Or, What She Will Into the Woods Kinky Boots Little Women Big Play Festival! A Raisin in the Sun August: Osage County You Can’t Take It with You

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ANNUAL SUPPORTERS Thank you! Your gift is essential to the Hangar Theatre’s success, from the creation of quality stage productions to its extensive education and training programs. The Hangar is grateful to the following individuals for making possible another season of memorable artistic and educational experiences. The donation levels in this list reflect contributions made between .between April 2019 and April 2020 to the Hangar’s Annual Fund, Major Gifts Fund, Lisa Bushlow Education Fund, the Next Generation Scholarship Fund, individual sponsorships, in-kind donations, and donations made in tribute and memoriam. If we have made any errors or omissions in this list, please accept our apologies and bring it to our attention so that we may express our gratitude and correct our records. Please contact our Development Department by calling 607.273.2787 or by emailing development@hangartheatre.org

Angels $10,000 + Anonymous John & Elaine M. Alexander Mattison & Kristen Burt Jessica Casey Dale & Gayle Flinn Margaret Shackell & Glen Dowell Investors $5,000–$9,999 Greg Bostwick & Julia Bonney Steve & Diane Lauzun Stephen & Amy Yale-Loehr Joel & Cathy Zumoff Benefactors $1,500-$4,999 Anonymous (2) Robert H. Abrams Barney & Linda Beins Richard Boisvert & Joanne Beck Davina & Garth Desnoes Roy & Fran Dexheimer John A. Elliott & Laura A. Philips Katie Forker Tilly & Roger Garnett

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William & Phyllis Highland Cathy Intemann Linda Trees Mack & Jim Johnston Debbie Kamarck Susan J. Kaplan Marjory Rinaldo-Lee & David Lee Nancy & Joel Malina Jon Minikes & Susan Backstrom Dana & Anne Mueller Paula Mueller Mel & Jane Richards Carolyn W. Sampson Jeanne & Eugene Yarussi Associates $750-$1,499 Barbara Behrmann & Mark Fowler Kerry Boisvert Kate Bronfenbrenner Jim & Terry Byrnes Ann & John Costello Mallorie David Colleen & Laurence Drozd Edward & Robin Dubovi Randy & Ronald Ehrenberg Brad & Mary Grainger Ian Harrop

Beth Hogan & John Callister David Kraskow & Elizabeth Hess Jill & Mead Loop Macaulay Family Sally McConnell-Ginet & Carl Ginet Stephanie Meyer Thomas Niederkorn Bonnie & Chet Osadchey Bernadette & Cyril Parr Kathryn & Arthur Pearce Stephen & Susan Ruoff Aundre Seals Laurel Southard & Gwen Seaquist Kate & Frost Travis Jamie & Nikki Wells Promoters/Members $250-$749 Anonymous Richard Agins Margaret Bar-Akiva J. Robert Barlow Mark Brokaw MaryBeth & John Bunge Jennifer & Alex Colvin Will & Carol Cooke Marilyn Y. Crooker The Joyce Dunbar Family

Jennifer Engel & Larry Young G. Scott Erickson & Jean Bonasera David Evelyn & Jennifer Weinraub Bruce Fearon Barbara Miller Fox David & Nancy Gersh Kent Goetz William W. Goldsmith Steven Greenberg & Pamela Moulton George E. Gull & Nancy Bell Potter Betta & Jim Hedlund Chris Irving & David Tregaskis Stephen Kimball Dexter & Frances Kozen Bob Kur & Cathy Porter Herndon Lackey Rachel Lampert & David Squires Michael & Anne Ledbetter Ann T. & John T. Lemley David Levitsky Steve & Ann Machlin Peter & Tami Magnus Rosanne Mayer & John Siliciano Peter McCracken & Jennifer Germann Denise & Joseph McEnerney

Philip & Mary Lu McPheron Ted Melchen Emily & Joe Metz Robert S. Miller R. James Miller & Chrissie Schelhas- Miller Polly Mowers Benjamin Niles Deborah O`Connor & G. Peter Lepage Marguerite Oates Catherine Penner Laura Petri Elizabeth & Dennis Regan Katie Replogle & Christine Eng John Reps Nancy & Richard J. Rice Timothy & Tara Riley Hannah & Bron Robinson Valentina Roldan & Jamie Yaman Terry Herter & Helene Schember Raymond M. & M. Kathy Schlather Deborah & Timothy Schmidle Jim Schmotter & Daphne Jameson Shelley Semmler Mr. Fred Sibley

Kirk Sigel & Beth Ahner Suzanne & Jeffrey Snedeker Patricia & Paul Stefek Chris Syphers & Jamie Dollahite Saul & Roselyn Teukolsky Joe & Marney Thomas Friends Up to $249 Anonymous (6) Anonymous (12) Joshua Adams Suzanne Agins Sherry Altman Ed & Dottie Ambis Katherine Anderson & Max Pensky Robert Anderson Johanna Anderson Katherine Anderson Rosemary Andress Mark & Judith Ashton Beverly Baker Cynthia Baldwin Michael Barakiva & Rafael Ascencio Mary Bartlett-Bunge Christopher & Laura Batten Marilyn Baurle Amy Becker Jake Beckhard Loretta Behrmann Brad & Kelly Bell Mary Berens & Paul Feeny David Berlin Susannah Berryman James & Deborah Bilinski Michael & Joyce Billing Barbara Bird Rene Black A.W. & S.W. Blackler Carol Bloomgarden Marie Blouin Joanna & David Bock Ronald & Linda Bors Brett D. Bossard & Kerry A. Barnes Tom Brady Kevin & Vicki Brew Ed & Iris Brothers

Kenneth & Susan Brown Mariellen Brown Dan & Merry Buckley Linda & Joel Buice Elizabeth Bunge Judith Bunge Leslie Danks Burke Karen Burnard Paul & Lynn Bursic Carol S. Bushberg & Alexander Skutt Lisa Bushlow Barbara & Albert Cappucci Jeffrey Capshew Jack Carr Louise Casey Mary Catt Sara Catterall Michael Cawley Arlene & Larry Chase Barry Chester & Elissa Cogan Robin Christian-Mcnair James Christy Fred & Patricia Ciaschi Judy Clay Maura Cody Dan Cogan Diane Cohen Caroline & Ed Cope Brad & Nancy Corbitt Phil & Pat Cornell Diana Cramer Lisa Dahl Cindy L. Daly Tom & Patty Davis Martha Davis Laura Day Bob & Michelle Delaney Torrey Dennis Lynn P. Deuschle Tom & Barbara Dimock Kirstin Dobbs Curzon Dobell Emily Donahoe Clover Drinkwater Henrik & Sally Dullea Jay & Sherri Dunham Geoff Dunn Douglas Dylla & Marcia Nedland Kathy Earnest-Koons Jim & Diane Eaton Judy Ehren Elizabeth Einstein

Padma Elmgart Richard Entlich & Ilene Gaffin Howard & Erica Evans Laura Winter Falk Howard & Rosalind Feinstein David Feldshuh & Martha Frommelt Lorie Finger Leslie F. & Frederick W. Fladd David & Alanna Fontanella Andrew Fosburg Carol Franco Jeff Fredrickson Katherine Funk Kristy Gabriel John & Patricia Gaines Cassandra Galbreath Steven & Melissa Gattine Domino Gehred- O'Connell Kelly George Albert George Shye Gilad Karen & Tom Gilovich Richard Glick Colleen Gobrecht Jeanne Goddard & Steven Stull Jack Golden Sueane Goodreau Karl Graham William J. Gray Dennis Gray Lesley Greene Jere & Sharon Haas Nancy Hall Ann Halpern Ron & Becky Harris-Warrick Lindsey Hayes Jean Healy & Michael Feldinando Brian Heltsley & Ann Hoffman Helen Hemmer Paul Henneberger & Linda Durfee Jennifer Herzog Roger & Suzanne Hinderliter Hirasuna-Hunter Family Saoirse McClory & Larry Hirschberger

Peter & Anne Hobbs Michael Howeler Peggy Hubble Heather Hughes Susan Joy Hunter Malcolm Ingram Pat Jennings Jon & Mary Lee Jensen Marnie Johnson Greg Johnson Melody Johnson & Richard Crepeau Kevin Kanda Mary Kane Drs. Marsha & Fredric Kardon Mike Katz & Ellen Cohen-Rosenthal Diana Katzmann Richard Keller & Karen Hwa David Kelly Adrienne Kentor Kimberly Kenyon Wendy Kesselman Tirrell Kimball David Kimball Christine Koehler Jane Koestler & Jim Karpinski Joanne & Bob Kolch Noemi Kraut Andrea Lachance Rowland Laedlein Loran Lamb John Lambert & Robin Rogers Jonathan Laskowitz & Theresa Lyczko R.J. Lavine & Daniel Graham Arnold & Virginia Levine Renanit Levy Bruce & Claudia Lewenstein Adrian Lewis & Lily Chi Peter & Enid Littman James Loehr Howard & Harriet London Christopher Lowe & Sarah Marcham Kate MacCluggage Dawn & Guy MacKenzie James MacKillop

John & Elizabeth Majoros Ann Manzano Fran Spadafora Manzella Mary E. Martin Stacie Mastin Colette Matisco Joyce Holmes McAllister Marshall McCormick Martin McElwee Bill & Aloma McElwee Sharon McGee & JinSoo Kim Mary Jane McKinven Jean & Daniel McPheeters Michael & Barbara Mellor Nina Miller Nelson Miller Dvorah Milner & John Mecenas Joanne Molino & Barry Hayes Joshua Morgan James Morrisey Helen S. Morse Sandra Moskovitz Jennifer & George Myers Victoria Nassberg John P. Neal Renee Newton Susan D. Nitschke Mary E. Nygaard Jan & Jeri Nyrop Nicole O`Connell Maireen O`Gara Pamela Owens Julie Paige Kristen & Scott Park Mary Patterson Greg & Suzanne Perreault Paula Peter & Mike Ward Warren Philipson Jennifer Powers Katie & Scott Prasek Kathleen M. Rasmussen & Brian F. Chabot Carrie & Joe Regenstein Lou & Marilynn Reycroft

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The Hangar Theatre remembers Camilla Sabine Schade (May 2, 1952May 24, 2019) and her incredible legacy in the Ithaca community. In 2004, Camilla moved to New York State and began a new life in Cayutaville. She soon began working with the Hangar Theatre’s Project 4 in nearby Ithaca which puts artists in 4th grade classrooms to create plays with students and teachers. Camilla’s enthusiasm was infectious and she delighted in introducing stagecraft to her young charges, especially the shy ones. Other theater teaching work included Ithaca Youth Bureau, Hangar Theatre summer programs, after school workshops, Big Brothers Big Sisters, and 171 Cedar Arts in Corning NY. Her favorite teaching work was writing and performing plays with adults with disabilities for Pathways, Inc. in Corning. Camilla worked with the Ithaca theater community onstage at the Hangar Theatre, Kitchen Theatre, Cinemapolis, Cherry Arts and Homecoming Players. She performed in many short plays, staged readings, radio voiceovers, and public events. She did narration for Music’s Recreation and the Grass Roots Orchestra. She charmed audiences with her character Mabel McClafferty at the Cancer Resource Center’s annual fundraiser, “One Funny Ithaca.” She even played Einstein at Cornell University. Camilla’s warmth and sincere interest in others’ lives made human interactions possible that were not ordinary. She would routinely light up a room with her smile and energy. One felt that they were a better person when Camilla was nearby.

On August 26, 2019, the Hangar Theatre celebrated the life and work of Camilla in an open mic, designed for the community to speak, sing, read, or share stories of Camilla, and perform excerpts from her expansive repertoire.

Helen T. Clark and John Simon playing a song in Camilla’s memory.

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Rachel Lampert, host of the open mic.

Staged reading of Emily Sticksenstones by Camilla Schade.

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