The Hippodrome Theatre recognizes and acknowledges that it resides on the historic territories of the Timucua and Seminole peoples who long inhabited this land. Actors’ Equity Association Actors’ Equity Association (“Equity”), founded in 1913, is the U.S. labor union that represents more than 50,000 actors and stage managers. Equity seeks to foster the art of live theatre as an essential component of society and advances the careers of its members by negotiating wages, working conditions and providing a wide range of benefits, including health and pension plans. Actors’ Equity is a member of the AFL-CIO and is affiliated with FIA, an international organization of performing arts unions. #EquityWorks
Hippodrome programs are sponsored in part by the National Endowment for the Arts, the Florida Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs and the Florida Council on Arts & Culture; Visit Gainesville Alachua County, and by the City of Gainesville, Dept. of Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Affairs. Playbill by Diana Bermudez.
Please do not use the entrances and exits during the performance. The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.
*Appearing through an Agreement between the Hippodrome Theatre and Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. ^ Member of the Hippodrome Theatre’s company of actors. There will be one 15-minute intermission. The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this performance is strictly prohibited. “LIVING ON LOVE is presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York The World Premiere Production of LIVING ON LOVE was produced by the Williamstown Theatre Festival in July, 2014 Stephen M. Kaus, Producer; Jenny Gersten, Artistic Director Emeritus Original Broadway Production produced by Scott Landis and Philip Morgaman
Special Thanks to Two-Head Video Production
Operatic Comedy - what could be better? Welcome to Living On Love, a romantic comedy of operatic proportions. This play has been on the short list for several years and the Hipp is excited to finally be celebrating the fireworks that opera and love create in our lives. Our leading lady Raquel, known as La Diva, tells us that “I think opera is better than life. There is nothing mundane or routine or ordinary in opera. It never dwells in the trivia of our daily existence. It revels in the greatest of love and sorrow with heart-stopping beauty.” And that is what we have created. We have mixed together a gorgeous set to create a stage worthy of an operatic struggle; lavish and opulent costumes that any diva would die for; a brilliant cast bringing these roles to life; and don’t forget the dog. There is always an adorable small dog. The Hippodrome believes in the joy that theater can bring. In our first readthrough of this play, the cast and crew started giggling so hard we had to stop and catch our breaths. We hope you experience the same happiness and laughter that this wonderful play has brought to us.
- Stephanie Lynge
The Hippodrome Theatre is a first-class regional theatre and artistic space committed to excellence in North Florida and creates programming that reflects and elevates the diverse cultures and perspectives of our region as well as create and maintain ongoing engagement with our community. But what is a regional theater? Regional theater is a permanent nonprofit professional theatre company that has established roots outside the major theatre centers. Besides bringing first-rate theatre to our region, we often have programs to nurture local talent and to encourage new plays of special regional interest. But what makes professional theater different from community theater or educational theatre? In a professional theatre everyone associated with a production, from directors, technicians, designers, and actors, are paid for their time and talent. And while community and educational theater provide opportunities for the community to take an active role in all phases of theater, our professional regional theater hires professionals who are highly trained and, at least during the production, the production is their full time job. This allows the theater to produce high quality productions very quickly - in less than three weeks! As the artistic center of downtown Gainesville, The Hippodrome, your regional professional theater, will continue to search for new forms and new theatrical voices, support local community talent, bring in the highest quality professionals, and continue to encourage creativity and diversity in all of its performance spaces. - Stephanie Lynge, Hippodrome’s Artistic Director
Joe DiPietro won two Tony Awards for cowriting MEMPHIS, which also received the 2010 Tony, Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle Awards for Best Musical. His other plays and musicals include I LOVE YOU, YOU’RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE (the longest running musical revue in off-Broadway history); THE TOXIC AVENGER and THE THING ABOUT MEN (both winners of the Outer Critics Circle Award for Best OffBroadway musical,); the muchproduced comedy OVER THE RIVER AND THROUGH THE WOODS; THE ART OF MURDER (Edgar Award winner for Best Mystery Play) and the Broadway musical ALL SHOOK UP. His drama CREATING CLAIRE debuted at George Street Playhouse in 2010. His work has received thousands of productions across the country and around the world.
Garson Kanin was born on November 24, 1912, in Rochester, New York. He dropped out of high school after the 1929 Wall Street crash to help the family finances, at first as a jazz clarinetist and saxophonist,
then as a vaudeville and burlesque comedian. After studies at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, he turned to the legitimate stage, making his Broadway debut as an actor in 1933. He directed his first play in 1937 and the following year went to Hollywood, where he piloted a succession of entertaining films, such as “The Great Man Votes” (1939), “My Favorite Wife,” and “They Knew What They Wanting” (both 1940). His career was interrupted by WWII, during which he produced and directed documentaries for the Office of Emergency Management and collaborated with Sir Carol Reed on the Oscar-winning THE TRUE GLORY (1945), a film record of Operation Overlord, the invasion of Normandy (D-Day). After the war he returned to Broadway as a playwright and director and scored a big hit with the comedy BORN YESTERDAY (1946), which was later adapted to the screen. In between theatrical engagements he worked in Hollywood, writing several hilarious screenplays for George Cukor, usually in collaboration with his wife, Ruth Gordon. He returned briefly to film directing in the late ‘60s. His many books include “Tracy and Hepburn” (1971), an intimate memoir of his relationship with the famed screen stars. Five years after the death of his first wife, he married again to stage (and occasional movie) actress Marian Seldes. Other plays include THE RAT RACE and THE GIFT OF TIME. He also published numerous articles in newspapers and periodicals, as well as nonfiction and fiction. He died on March 13, 1999, in New York City
Alberto Bonilla* (Vito de Angelis) Selected Film credits: The God Committee, The Sunlit Night, Youth in Oregon, Sleep Walk with Me, Cop Out, Pride and Glory, and My Best Friends Girl. Selected television credits: Russian Doll, Iron Fist, Gotham, Blue Bloods, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, Person of Interest, The Sopranos, and Law & Order: Criminal Intent.
Alberto made his Broadway debut understudying Dr.Wally and Bob for Roundabout Theatre’s production of Marvin’s Room. Other NYC theater credits include: The Diorama, Much Ado About Nothing, Twelfth Night, The Cherry Orchard, The Laramie Project and Raft of the Medusa. His first production at the Hippodrome was The Blameless MFA: Rutgers University (William Esper / Maggie Flanigan / Lenard Petit) AEA/ SAG-AFTRA www.albertobonilla.com
Jaden Waz (Bruce) Jaden is honored to be a part of his first Equity production! He is a freshman in the Musical Theatre program at UF. He has been acting in theater productions his whole life, and has experience in TV/film, with small roles in the show I Am Frankie and the movie, The Infiltrator.
Kelly Atkins*^ (Raquel de Angelis) Living on Love is Kelly’s thirteenth production at the Hippodrome. Some past favorites include Toxic Avenger, Hand to God, the title role in Alice in Wonderland, and two productions of The Great American Trailer Park Musical as Pippi, the stripper. Most recently, she appeared here at the Hipp in the title role of Scrooge in Rouge, as Florence Foster Jenkins in Souvenir, and at the Alhambra Theatre as Donna in Mamma Mia. Other notable performances: Hello, Dolly with Sally Struthers, Lend Me a Tenor with Jamie Farr, world premiere of Amorous Crossing with Loretta Swit. Film/ TV: Recount, America’s Most Wanted, numerous commercials, guest hosting on Designing Spaces. Concert engagements: soloist with the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra, Opera Theatre of Connecticut, national finalist in the American Traditions Vocal Competition.
Kyle Brumley* (Robert Samson) Kyle is an actor and director based in Atlanta, GA. Hippodrome audiences may remember Kyle from his turn as Christopher in The Curious Incident... Kyle has performed for Actor’s Express, Theatrical Outfit, Georgia Ensemble, Georgia Shakespeare, Capitol City Opera, Aris, Fabrefaction, 7 Stages, and spent three years as a company member of Cincinnati Shakespeare. Favorite roles include Alan Strang (Equus), Dion Boucicault (An Octoroon), Elder Thomas (The Whale) Octavius Caesar ((Julius Caesar/Antony & Cleopatra), and Juliet (Joe Calarco’s Shakespeare’s R&J). www.kylebrumley.com
Melissa Macleod* (Iris Peabody) Melissa is thrilled to be making her Hipp debut. Other regional credits include PlayMakers Rep (Richard II, Luminosity), Theatre Raleigh (Into the Breeches, Struck), Playhouse on Park (Proof), Cortland Rep (Rumors, The Hollow), Broward Stage Door (Bell, Book and Candle) and Seven Angels Theatre (The Crimson Thread). Melissa received her MFA from The Shakespeare Theatre Company’s Academy for Classical Acting at George Washington University, where she played Viola and Isabella. www.melissa-macleod.com
Noah C. Yager (Eric) Noah is so excited you are all here tonight! He is currently a Musical Theatre BFA at UF and is overjoyed as this his first show at the lovely Hipp! You may have recently seen him at UF in Antigone as guard. He wants to thank the entire cast and crew for being such wonderful people and for taking a chance on an awkward tall guy like himself! He also hopes you enjoy the show!
Nugget (Puccini) Nugget is thrilled to be making her acting debut as Puccini here at The Hippodrome after years of providing moral support for the cast and crew. When not helping at the theatre, this rescue Shih Tzu mix helps socialize other rescue animals that her mom’s foster with Faithful Friends Pet Rescue and Rehoming. In her free time Nugget loves to snack on fresh fruits and veggies, wear the latest fashions, and find the most comfortable spot to take a nap. Nugget hopes you enjoy the show!
Stephanie Lynge (Director) is an accomplished actor, director, producer, teacher and coach. Stephanie has enjoyed a career of more than 27 years in professional theater and education. Since 2013 she has worked on more than 50 productions at the Hippodrome either as an actor, director, choreographer, or
dramaturg. She was seen on stage in The Wolves and Let The Right One In. Her other acting credits include performances in New York City on Broadway and Off Broadway at Lincoln Center, BAM, Jean Cocteau Rep, and the York Theater Workshop. Regional theaters include Freefall, Goodspeed Opera House, Sacramento Music Circus, Pasadena Playhouse, Rep Theater of St. Louis, Flat Rock Playhouse, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Seaside Music Theater, as well as several National Tours. Directing credits include the Hippodrome’s Every Christmas Story Ever Told, The Legend of Georgia McBride, Sex With Strangers, The Blameless, and Lone Star Spirits as well as plays at the 45th Street Theater (NYC), New York Musical Theater Festival, and the University of Florida. Stephanie has served as a Visiting professor at Indiana University, and an Adjunct professor at New Jersey City University and University of Florida. After receiving her BA in Musical Theater from Indiana University, Stephanie lived and worked as an actor in New York City for over 20 years. Stephanie holds a Master of Fine Arts in acting from University of Florida and is a proud member of Actors Equity Association since 1996.
Amber Wilkerson*^ (Stage Manager) Amber is a professional Stage & Event Manager. She has been affiliated with the Hippodrome Theatre since 2003, first as Properties Intern, then as Assistant Stage Manager before moving to New York City to pursue a career in theatre. She returned to the Hipp as the AEA Stage Manager of A Christmas Carol in 2005 & 2006. She has worked professionally for The Metropolitan Opera (NYC), The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey (Madison, NJ), North Shore Music Theatre (Beverly, MA), and Times Square New Year’s Eve 2006-2010 (NYC). In 2006, Amber served as a Production Assistant on the Broadway musical, Grey Gardens. Amber spent five years working with Manhattan Theatre Club as a Subscriber Services Representative and two years as a House Manager at Playwrights Horizons, both in New York City. Originally from Maryland, she holds a B.A. in Theatre Arts from Salisbury University. Amber is a proud member of the Hippodrome Company and the Actors’ Equity Association.
Robert P. Robins (Production Manager/Lighting Designer) Bob is enjoying his 35th season at the Hippodrome. During his tenure here at the Hippodrome, Bob has provided lighting designs for over 300 Main Stage productions. Over the course of his time at the Hippodrome, Bob has held many titles such as lighting designer, sound engineer, live audio mixer, stage manager for Hippodrome Mainstage; touring productions and Theatre For Young Audiences tours, pyrotechnician, lightboard operator, and bartender. Today, in addition to lighting designer and production manager, Bob is also the facility manager of the 110 year old building that the Hippodrome calls home. Bob also provides freelance lighting designs around the country when he can. He is also an Actors’ Equity Association stage manager, and proudly holds a BFA in Theatre Production from the University of Florida. See more of Bob’s work at www.robertrobins.com
Warren Goodwin (Technical Director) Warren joined the Hippodrome in 2004 as a carpenter in the scene shop, and assumed the role of Master Carpenter in 2006. In addition to helping build over a hundred of Hippodrome sets, Warren served as co-scenic designer on The Christians and The Wolves. He is thrilled to be currently serving as Technical Director. In his free time, Warren enjoys painting, and is an accomplished local artist. You can often find his work on display next door at Maude’s Cafe.
Bill Boothman (Lead Electrician) Prior to joining the Hipp Bill worked with the stagehand’s union IATSE local 115 in Jacksonville, FL. Bill prefers neck down work, but to stay employed will occasionally dip their toe into design. “We’ve all had to branch out and learn new skills in this new era we all find ourselves in.”, says Bill. Recent Hippodrome design credits include video designer for Souvenir, This Wonderful Life, and A Show Must Go On. Bill is a synthesizer hobbyist.
Amanda Nipper (Sound Designer) Amanda is thrilled to be in her ninth season at the Hippodrome. Other regional credits include Cape Fear Regional Theatre: Jesus Christ Superstar, Legally Blonde: The Musical, and The Parchman Hour: Songs and Stories of the ’61 Freedom Riders as the mix engineer in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Dorset Theatre Festival: Good People, The Whore and Mr. Moore, Boeing Boeing, and Deathtrap. Keep moving forward.
Erin Jester (Costume Designer/Shop Supervisor) is delighted to return to the Hippodrome for its 49th season. Erin is a UF alumna and a former Hippodrome costumes intern (2015-16 and 2016-17 seasons), and in 2020 received her MFA in costume design and technology from the University of Southern Mississippi. Previous costume design credits include productions of Cabaret, Much Ado About Nothing and Mary Zimmerman’s Metamorphoses. Other credits include costume historical research for North Carolina State University’s Khayrallah Center for Lebanese Diaspora Studies, historical costume reproduction for the Lauren Rogers Museum of Art in Laurel, MS, and costume coordination for the Moscow Ballet’s The Great Russian Nutcracker and the independent film series 12 Westerns in 12 Months, directed by Travis Mills.
Susan Schuld (Accent/Dialect and Text Coach) has been acting and vocal coaching nationally for over 25 years and is an Associate Professor of Voice and Speech here at the School of Theatre and Dance. M.F.A in Acting from Rutgers University, Designated Linklater Teacher, Certified Teacher of Knight-Thompson Speechwork, and a National Michael Chekhov Association Teacher.
Tim Dygert (Scenic & Props Designer) Tim is a staff member of The Harn Museum of Art, and the owner and operator of Dygert Design LLC, a professional design firm based in Gainesville Florida, specializing in entertainment, residential, and commercial design and consulting. He has been involved in theatre and event production for the entirety of his adult life, having been instrumental in the creation of more than 500 live theatre, dance, music, and corporate events. Tim has worked with internationally recognized and award-winning designers, playwrights, performers, and entertainment professionals. Tim also serves as the Harn Museum of Art’s Exhibit Installation Coordinator and Preparator. He is a professional art handler, assists in the design and installation of exhibitions, and fabricates mounts and custom art installations. His design work can be seen at dygertdesign.com.
Bryan Mercer^ (Musical Director) returns to the HIPP since playing Walter in Lone Star Spirits, the piano in Scrooge in Rouge, the Candy Man in Let the Right One In, Horatio in Hamlet, Steve in Becky’s New Car,
Jane in Whatever Happened to Baby Jane, John Merrick in The Elephant Man, Bob Cratchit in A Christmas Carol, Mrs. Bumbrake in Peter and the Starcatcher, Gibson in MR. BURNS, a post electric play. He has also musical directed Trailer Park: The Musical, Mr. Burns, The Marvelous Wonderettes, Honkytonk Angels, and many others. He has been known to Atlanta audiences for over thirty-five years as an actor, singer, director, designer, painter, and served as puppeteer, composer, musician, and musical director for 15 years at the internationally acclaimed CENTER FOR PUPPETRY ARTS. Bryan has composed with Judy Collins, danced with Ru Paul, acted with Neal Patrick Harris, Faye Dunaway, Peter Ustinov partied with Eartha Kitt and backed up Divine and Grace Jones. See more at www.BryanMercer.net.
The Hippodrome thanks its many donors for their generous contributions to support our productions and programs! For more information on how your gift supports the Hippodrome, please contact Matt Dibble at (352) 373-5968 ext. 256. Donations listed are from 2/1/21-2/28/22
PRODUCER $50000+
Nathan S. Collier
DIRECTOR $10,000+
(anonymous) ● (anonymous) ● Janet H. Silverstein
PLAYWRIGHT $5,000-$9,999
Bryson Foundation, Ltd ● Tim Flynn & Marian Limacher ● Mary Trew & Weaver Gaines ● Anne Margoluis ● Jane & Mike Ryals ● Jan Snyder & Steve Wilson
DESIGNER $2,500-$4,999
Wayne & Penny Archer ● Debbie & Mike Conlon ● Dr. Richard & Caren Gorenberg ● Eileen McCarthy Smith ● Bradley & Marta Pollitt
COMPOSER $1,000-$2,499
(anonymous) ● (anonymous) ● Tim Altmeyer ● Bill & Trina Anderson ● Julie Anspach ● Margaret Bachus Estate ● Laura Berns ● Gabu Bhardwaj ● Roxane Bleiweis ● David & Linda Bloom ● Joyce bono ● Phoebe Bowers ● Bruce Cornwell ● Forrest S Crawford & Sally Foote ● Katherine D’Amato-Weinhold ● James & Teresa DeFord ● Sheila K. Dickison ● Jeff Dunn & David Etherington ● Lynda & Skip Everitt ● Chris & Rusty Forsmark ● Ira Gessner ● Bob & Carol Gwin ● Tashia & Jeff Hale ● Linda Kallman ● The Kaplan-Stein Charitable Fund ● Kim Kazimour ● Paul & Leslie Klein ● Lucinda Lavelli ● Melanie Leonard ● Joseph W. & Lucille Little ● Trevor & Charlene Luke ● Stephanie B. Lynge ● Richard Allen & Susan Mastin ● Virginia Maurer ● Hallie & Ted McFetridge ● Gary & Laura McGill ● Carol Meyer ● Jon Morris ● Dorothy & Gale Nevill ● Claire Noguerol ● Rob & Carol Oglesby ● Pennypacker Family ● William & Betty Petty ● Phillip & Emily Pritchett ● Mary Sanford ● Richard & Joy Segall ● Midge Smith ● Connie & Bob Stern ● Farol Tomson ● Tonewood Family Music ● Justine Vaughen Fry ● Nora Hoover & Amor Villar ● Flo Turcotte ● Daniel & Nel Gammon Webster ● Edward & Kate Wilkinson ● Merry Lynne Wilson ● Bill & Carol Zegel
CHOREOGRAPHER $500-$999
(anonymous) ● (anonymous) ● (anonymous) ● (anonymous) ● Michael Avery ● Frederick Brenneman ● Peter Joseph Carpenter ● Ed & Sheila Crapo ● C. Michael Curry & Dr. Stefanie Lord ● Daniel & Lisa Duncanson ● Alice Gridley ● Lauren Groff & Clay Kallman ● Fred Harden ● Heather Harrell ● Ann Hatfield ● Richard J. Howard ● Rosemary Hume ● Gary & Joann Ihas ● The Jelks Family Foundation ● Gilda Josephson & Jeffrey Weingarten ● David P. Kienast ● John & Carol Koogler ● Carol Locascio ● Morgan & Brenda Lynge ● Karen Miller ● Jeff & Lauren Miller ● Amy Pazzalia & William “Joe” Stokes ● Stephen Pearton ● Karen Scarborough ● Allison & Jason Shinn ● Halbert & Ruth Smith ● John & Daun Spindler ● Teresa Tift ● Marjorie & Roy Weiner ● Robin West & Kenneth Wald ● Cynthia White ● Elaine Young
CAST $250-$499
Erika Aenlle ● Linda Boyles ● Jane Brockmann & Thomas Rider ● Daniela E Castro ● Randall Caton ● Eddie Daniel & Jason Neumann ● Mai & Cooper Dean ● Ed & Marcia Ellett ● Roberta S. Hager Fund ● Richard & Valentina Mankin ● Nell Page Rainsberger & Kevin Rainsberger ● Michael & Sherrilyn Pasternak ● From the Estate of Edward E. Mingle in honor of Jason Reeves, a tremendous friend ● Jaquie & Michael Resnick ● Carol & Jim Sarisky ● Jeff & Diana Shamis ● David & Loren Smyth ● Jane Townsend ● In Memory of Marilyn Wall ● Harvey & Missy Ziegler
The commitment of the corporate community is critical for the Hippodrome to sustain its highly acclaimed productions and programs. To learn more about corporate partner opportunities, contact The Hipp at development@thehipp.org.
SEASON PRODUCERS $50,000+
City of Gainesville ● The Collier Companies ● Florida Division of Cultural Affairs ● Visit Gainesville, Alachua County
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS $20,000+
98.5 KTK, 97.3 The Sky, Country 103.7 The Gator, AM 850 ● Arlington Square Apartments ● Computer Network Experts (CNE) ● James Moore Consulting ● Michael and Phyllis Warren on Behalf of AMJ Group, Inc ● UF School of Theatre + Dance
PRODUCERS $10,000+
EFN Properties ● Gainesville Health and Fitness Center ● Harry's Seafood Bar and Grille ● K-Country and Wind FM ● Lake and Emerald Publications ● Quality Plumbing ● WUFT-FM, WUFT-TV
PRODUCTION SPONSORS $5,000+ Allison Durham Photography ● Bevis Chiropractic ● Collective & Co. ● Destination Florida ● Florida Food Service, Inc ● "Ken and Linda McGurn ● McGurn Investment Company" ● Renaissance Printing ● UF Health
PRODUCTION CO-SPONSORS $2,500+
Alliance Credit Union ● Florida Pest Control ● Gabrielle Redfern ● Gator Moving and Storage Co. ● King's Heating and Air, Inc ● Marc Radio Group ● MIni Maid ● Oak Hammock at the University of Florida ● Pride Community Center of North Central Florida (PCCNCF) ● Residence Inn by Marriot ● Rush and Frisco Law ● Sherwin Williams
OPENING NIGHT PERFORMANCE SPONSOR $2,000+
Allstate Agent - Judy Locascio
PERFORMANCE SPONSORS $1,750+
Amelia's Fine Italian Cuisine ● The Bagel Bakery ● Tonewood Family Music ● Sanctuary Massage Therapy ● Watchguard Technologies
REHEARSAL SPONSORS $1,000+
Ibti Hijazi Catering ● JohnRussell Salon ● Sanctuary Massage Therapy
Special Thanks to DJ Head and Two-Head Video
The Hippodrome would like to thank the City of Gainesville and Alachua County for years of generous support.
Allstate Foundation ● Amazon Smile Foundation ● Amy E. Tarrant Foundation ● Bryson Foundation ● Community Foundation of North Central Florida ● Dharma Endowment Foundation ● Jelks Family Foundation McKee/Crawford K2 Charitable Foundation ● Paypal Giving Fund
This annual women’s philanthropy group officially launched in 2015 for women who love and support the arts. We thank all of our past supporters. Below is our 2021-2022 list of supporters (so far!). If you’d like to renew your membership to this dynamic group of women or become a new member, please contact development@thehipp.org
Sheila Dickison ● Caren Gorenberg ● Carol Gwin ● Linda Kallman ● Lucinda Lavelli ● Melanie Leonard ● Judy Locascio ● Virginia Maurer ● Carol F Meyer ● Emily Pritchett ● Gabrielle Redfern ● Ilene Silverman ● Jan Snyder ● Florence Turcotte ● Justine Vaughen ● Helen Warren
Jessica Abel ● Erika Aenlle ● Richard Alllen & Susan Mastin ● Sherri & Eric Amundson ● Julie Anspach ● Lisa Anthony & Isaac Simmons ● James & Karen Archer ● Christine Aytug ● Robert Bachus ● Walter & Pamela Barry ● Gil & Suzie Baxter ● Theresa Beachy ● John & Barbara Bengston ● Azra Bihorac & Charles Hobson ● David & Linda Bloom ● James & Tara Blythe ● Joyce Bono ● Ralph Bowden ● Lisa Bowley ● David & Nancy Boyd ● Sherry & Carter Boydstun ● Martha Brane & Lewis Sussman ● Patti Breedlove ● Jane Brockman ● Tom Brunson & Debbie Savage ● Jane & Russell Burman-Holtom ● Cheryl Calhoun & Ester De Jong ● Neda Caneva ● Alan Carlson & Theresa Guecia ● Peter Carpenter ● Charlotte & Paul Chadik ● Candace Clift & Mark Woolett ● Amy Coenen ● Debbie Conlon ● Erin Connelly ● Wes Corbett ● Bruce Cornwell ● Diane Craig ● Phylis & James Craig ● Ed & Sheila Crapo ● Michael Curry ● Katie D’Amato ● Eddie Daniel & Jason Monroe Newman ● Fonda Davis & John Eyler ● Nancy Deren ● The Dharma Endowment Foundation ● Sheila Dickison ● Lee & Barbara Dockery ● Cheryl & Paul Doering ● Jeff Dunn & David Etherington ● Mark Elliot ● Robert Emerson ● Jane Emmeree & Erick Smith ● Jean Epling ● Guy & Rhea Epstein ● Skip & Lynda Everitt ● Tara & Bill Ezzell ● Carol Faas ● Rebecca Falmlen ● Cassandra Farley & Christie Mclaughlin ● Mark Fenster ● Mark & Terrie Flaherty ● Griselda Forbes ● The Friends of Melrose Elementary School Arts & Science CouncilPaul & Mary Ellen Funderburk ● Jessie Furman ● Reisa & Paul George ● Ira Gessner ● Karen & Danny Gilliland ● Matt & Rae Gitzendanner ● Julie & layton Glenn ● Harvey Goldstein ● Dick & Caren Gorenberg ● Jim & Sibet Grantham ● Aubrey Greene ● Jess & Barbara Gregory ● Mary & Joe Haldeman ● Jeff & Tashia Hale ● Anne Hastings ● Cliff Haynes ● Bruce & Elizabeth Hicks ● Colin Hines ● Guenther Hochhaus ● Robert & Lynne Holt ● Hogtown Brewers ● Chad Hood ● Nora Lee Hoover & Amor Villar ● John Howard ● Sharon (Shea) Huey ● Rosemary Hume ● Myiah Hutchens & Jay Hmielowski ● Gary & Joann Ihas ● Michael Jester ● Karen & Jodie Johnson ● Elta Johnston ● Gilda Josephson & Jeff Weingarten ● Clay Kallman & Lauren Groff ● The
Kaplan-Stein Charitable Fund ● Kim Kazimour ● Jim & Melissa Keefer ● Barbara Keener ● Loren Keldsen ● Rev. Maureen Killoran & Peter Hyatt ● Paul & Leslie Klein ● Marshal & Laura Knudson ● Reggie Kramel ● Scott & Joanne LaFramenta ● Sandra Lambert & Pamela Paris ● Jeremy Lesifko-Bremer ● Marc & Kaye Linden ● Carol Locascio ● Debbie Louis ● Brenda & Morgan Lynge ● Stephanie B. Lynge ● John Malanchuck ● Richard Mankin & Valentina Komaniecka ● Anne Margoluis ● Hayley Mathis ● Hilary Mathis ● Sarah Maxwell ● Helen McCune ● Gary & Laura McGill ● Kathleen McGlone ● Martin & Caryl McKellar ● Sue & Jack Mecholsky ● Carol Meyer ● Catie Miller & Kirsten Engstrom ● Jeff & Lauren Miller ● Georgia & Ron Mills ● Charlie Mitchell ● John Morgan ● Richard & Joanna Morrow ● Marni Most ● Esther Negrin ● Dorothy & Gale Nevill ● Madge Nipper ● Kimberlee & Bill Oakes ● Robert K. & Carol Anne Oglesby ● Debi Pais & Bob Kolb ● Amy Pazzalia & Jeff Stokes ● H. S. & Susanne Pennypacker ● Liz Perdue & Sally Bethart ● Susan Peters ● Peggy & Nancy Peterson ● Ed & Sandra Pettegrew ● Bradley & Marta Pollitt ● Lisa & James Postero ● The Pozek’s ● Gary Prowe ● Barbara Jean Raskin ● Gabrielle Redfern ● Sandy & Larry Reimer ● Ralf Remshardt & Caron Cadle ● Churchill & Gay Roberts ● Janet Roberts ● Gail Robinson & Carol Heymann ● Arthur & Joyce Rosenblatt ● Jane & Mike Ryals ● Betsy & David Sanders ● Whitney Sanford & Kevin Veach ● Carol & Jim Sarisky ● Karen Scarborough ● Suzanne Scheraga ● Suzanne Schiemann ● Diane & Jeff Shamis ● Brian & Cindy Shea ● Allison & Jason Shinn ● Beth & Jeff Siegel ● Brenda Smith & Ronald Burrichter ● Eileen McCarthy Smith ● Halbert & Ruth Smith ● Pamela Smith & Carol Barron ● Madeline Smyth ● The Smyth’s ● Jan Snyder & Steve Wilson ● Caroline H Stanhope ● Mike Still ● G. W. Swicord ● Joe Thigpen & Becky De Marie ● The Thompson Family ● Farol Tomson ● Tonewood Family Music Inc. ● Martin & Vibeke Vala ● PJ van Blokland ● Kirk van Meter ● Vasanthi Vanniasingham ● Gary & Martha Waltman ● Marta Wayne ● Tom & Mary Louise Weber ● Robin West & Ken Wald ● Roger & Ellen West ● Tom & Julie Whitney ● Carol Willis ● Gene Witmer ● Dr. Sarah Wittstruck ● Carole & Bill Zegel
PLEASE NOTE: Infants are not permitted in the theater. Food is not permitted in the theater. Please turn off all cellular phones, watch alarms, and all other noise-making equipment when in the theater. Photographing and/or sound recording any performance or the possession of any device for such photographing or sound recording in this theater is prohibited. Violators may be subject to confiscation of equipment and ejection. Violations may render the offender liable to financial charges. The Hippodrome reserves the right to ask any patron causing a disturbance to leave the premises without refund. In an emergency, evacuate through the external exits on either side of the lobby.
Amador Santiago - Building Caretaker ● Amanda Fraser - Grants Coordinator ● Amanda Nipper - Sound Designer ● Amber Wilkerson - AEA Stage Manager ● Anna Roman - Literary and Marketing Intern ● Anna Verney - Box Office Manager& Art Gallery Curator ● Bill Boothman - Lead Electrician ● Bella Aguilar Irias - Office Manager/Artistic Assistant ● Bob Robins - Production Manager/Lighting Designer/Building Manager ● Chad Branin - Accounting Assistant ● Clint Thornton - Front of House Manager ● Diana Bermudez - Graphic Designer ● Erin Jester - Costume Designerin-Residence/Costume Shop Manager ● Franziska Raeber - Marketing Coordinator ● Gabrielle Byam - Director of Education ● Grace Munroe - Marketing Intern ● Ken Brown - Scenic Artist ● Laura Hart - Assistant Stage Manager ● Le-Alem Getachew- Marketing Associate ● Lottie Garland - Wardrobe Intern ● Marie House Bookkeeper ● Matt Dibble - Development Associate/Group Sales ● Matthew Cugini - Cinema Program Manager ● Milo Cieply - Master Carpenter ● Patricia Estape - Graphic Design Intern ● Rebekah Leppert First Hand/Costume Design Assistant ● Rob Leach - Carpenter ● Selina Stallings - Box Office Representative ● Stephanie Lynge - Artistic Director ● Nell Page Rainsberger - Development Consultant ● Warren Goodwin - Technical Director
Front of House
Nyq Smith - Bartender/House Manager ● Rose DeCotiis - Bartender/House Manager ● Emily Howard House Manager ● Miranda Campos - House Manager ● Bennie Worthy - House Manager ● Alex Thorsburg - Bartender/House Manager
