Good People Footlights show program

F O O TLIGH T S

BROADWAY HITS ARE BACK SEASON

ISSUE 4

DAVID LINDSAY-ABAIRE

SPONSORED BY: JODIE & DAN HUNT AND THE ROY A. HUNT FOUNDATION AND PRISCILLA HEUBLEIN

BACKSTAGE WITH THE PRODUCING ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

Welcome to the Maltz Jupiter Theatre’s production of Good People. I love plays like this, where the story starts one way, but then it slowly reveals itself and transforms into something different. By the end, playwright David Lindsay-Abaire leaves us with important questions to ask of ourselves and of our society. For that reason, I am so grateful to have Jerry Dixon leading us on this journey. This is Jerry’s first time directing at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre, and we are so happy to have him here.

You are joining us at a very exciting time of the year for the Theatre. Our 20th Anniversary season has been officially announced! We have a fantastic lineup of some reinvented classics and new modern hits for this upcoming milestone season. If you are currently a subscriber, your renewal forms are on their way to you in the mail. When you come back for your performance of Oliver, we will have box office volunteers in the lobby ready to assist you with any questions or make any changes to your subscription.

Interested in becoming a subscriber for the 2023/24 season? You can pick up a new subscriber form in the lobby today! Take one on your way out and you can mail it back in order to secure the best seats at the best price.

We still have a lot of exciting events coming up the remainder of this season. On March 4th we are presenting our Broadway’s Best Benefit Concert starring Lucie Arnaz. We are also closing out our lineup of limited engagements with Stayin’ Alive, What a Fool Believes, and The Celtic Tenors. Tickets are still available through the box office, so stop by or purchase online soon before they’re gone!

The Goldner Conservatory also still has spots open for Spring 2023 classes. We are also offering “Play in a Day” camps for grades K through 5, to keep your young ones entertained when school is out. Visit our website to learn more and to register.

On behalf of everyone here at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre, thank you. Thank you for showing up for live theatre. Thank you for supporting the arts in your community. We hope you enjoy the show, and we cannot wait to see you back here for our season finale, Oliver!

Andrew Kato PRODUCING ARTISTIC DIRECTOR/ CHIEF EXECUTIVE

Andrew Kato

By DAVID LINDSAY-ABAIRE

Originally commissioned by the MANHATTAN THEATRE CLUB (LYNNE MEADOW, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR; BARRY GROVE, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER) with funds provided by BANK OF AMERICA and received its world premiere there on February 8, 2011.

Scenic Designer SYDNEY LYNNE∆

Costume Designer K. APRIL SOROKO∆

Sound Designer

JEREMY “MATTHEW J.” EARHART∆

Dialect Coach

MICHAEL DEAN MORGAN

Production Stage Manager JEREMY J. PHILLIPS*

Lighting Designer KIRK BOOKMAN∆

Intimacy Choroegrapher NICOLE PERRYu

Casting Director BOB CLINE

Assistant Stage Manager SUZANNE APICELLA*

Director JERRY DIXON u

Good People

is presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York.

Special thanks to Dee Dee, Marty and Douglas Jaffe, as Trustees of the Jeff Hunter Charitable Trust for their support of the Maltz Jupiter Theatre's Production Center.

Producing Artistic Director/Chief Executive Maltz Jupiter Theatre

AFFILIATIONS

CAST

(In alphabetical order)

Margie ANNE BATES*

Kate TRACEE BEAZER*

Mike

JOE CASSIDY*

Stevie

SEAN WILLIAM DAVIS*

AFFILIATIONS

Dottie

DELPHI HARRINGTON*

League of Resident Theatres (LORT)

AFFILIATIONS

American Federation of Musicians USA 829 (a labor association of Designers, Craftspeople)

Actors’ Equity Association (the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States)

League of Resident Theatres (LORT)

Jean

League of Resident Theatres (LORT)

Actors’ Equity Association (the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States)

KIM COZORT KAY*

Florida Professional Theatres Association (FPTA)

United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829 (a labor union and professional association of Designers, Artists and Craftspeople)

American Federation of Musicians

Hobe Sound Chamber of Commerce Beach County

United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829 (a labor union and professional association of Designers, Artists and Craftspeople)

Cultural Council of Palm Beach County

Cultural Alliance

Discover The Palm Beaches

The Northern Palm Beaches Cultural Alliance

Hobe Sound Chamber of Commerce

Actors’ Equity Association (the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States)

American Federation of Musicians

829, a labor union and professional association of Designers, Artists and Craftspeople. The Maltz Jupiter Theatre is a proud member of F.P.T.A.

Florida Professional Theatres Association (FPTA)

Cultural Council of Palm Beach County

Northern Palm Beach County Chamber of Commerce

Hobe Sound Chamber of Commerce

Florida Professional Theatres Association (FPTA)

PLACE/TIME/STORY

Northern Palm Beach County Chamber of Commerce

Local USA 829 (a labor union and professional association of Designers, Artists and Craftspeople)

The play is set in South Boston’s Lower End, and in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. The year is 2011.

The Northern Palm Beaches Cultural Alliance

Choreographers Society 11

Northern Palm Beach County Chamber of Commerce

Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Palm Beach County

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Discover The Palm Beaches

Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Palm Beach County

Stage Directors and Choreographers Society (SDC) 11

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Discover The Palm Beaches

Stage Directors and Choreographers Society (SDC) 11

STYLE GUIDE

Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Palm Beach County

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Welcome to Southie, a Boston neighborhood where a night on the town means a few rounds of bingo, where this month’s paycheck covers last month’s bills, and where Margie Walsh has just been let go from yet another job. Facing eviction and scrambling to catch a break, Margie thinks an old fling who’s made it out of Southie might be her ticket to a fresh new start. But is this apparently self-made man secure enough to face his humble beginnings? Margie is about to risk what little she has left to find out. With his signature humorous glow, Lindsay-Abaire explores the struggles, shifting loyalties and unshakeable hopes that come with having next to nothing in America.

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BIOGRAPHIES

ANNE BATES

Margaret/Margie

Anne is excited for her Maltz Jupiter Theatre debut. A FAB founding member with The Barrow Group in NY, she has many Off Broadway and Regional credits. She received a *CCC nomination for Thousand Pines under Austin Pendleton’s direction at Westport Country Playhouse. Some Off-Broadway credits include Dan Cody’s Yacht at Manhattan Theatre Club, The Effect at Barrow Street with the National Theatre of London, both Tartuffe and The Tempest with the Acting Company, Icebound and Alison’s House at Metropolitan Playhouse, Long Division at Abingdon Theatre receiving *Best Supporting Nomination. TV: Upcoming season of HBO’s Succession, The Feud:Truman Capote and his women, Equalizer, New Amsterdam, Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Law & Order SVU, God Friended Me, Sneaky Pete, Us & Them, Unforgettable, 30 Rock. Film: Goneril in Paul Sorvino’s King Lear and Eden in The Collective *Audience Choice Award. Juilliard Graduate.

TRACEE BEAZER

Kate

Maltz Jupiter Theatre debut! Tracee recently starred as Shug Avery in The Color Purple at The Muny and Carole in NY City Center Encores' The Tap Dance Kid (director Kenny Leon). Broadway credits include , Frozen (Bulda) Something Rotten!; Honeymoon in Vegas, Holler If Ya Hear Me, Memphis, The Wedding Singer, Good Vibrations and Hairspray Off-Broadway: Radiant Baby, Two Gentlemen of Verona and The Pirates of Penzance. Film/TV: The Best Man: The Final Chapter; Bedlam: The Series; The Baker and the Beauty, God Friended Me, Rise, House of Cards, Law & Order: SVU; Spinning Into Butter; Camp; Love2P; Eph3:20.

JOE CASSIDY

Mike

Joe is delighted to return to Maltz Jupiter Theatre, having been last seen here in Billy Elliot. Broadway credits include: Waitress, If/Then, Catch Me If You Can, Next To Normal, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, 1776, Show Boat, and Les Miserables. Network TV/Film credits include: The 12 Days of Christmas Eve, Retreat, Evil, The Code, Blue Bloods, Elementary, Law & Order, Madame Secretary, and The Good Fight. In voiceover, Joe’s been heard in national commercials, animated shows, video games, and narrating the audiobook, Diamonds In The Rough Joe sends love and oceans of gratitude to his wife Ashley and his family.

SEAN WILLIAM DAVIS

Stevie

Sean is a South Florida based actor who holds a finance degree from Florida Atlantic University. He is thrilled to be returning to the Maltz Jupiter Stage after appearing as the preening soldier, Miles Gloriosus, in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. Favorite credits include: Guys and Dolls (Sky Masterson) MNM Theatre; Forum (Miles Gloriosus) MNM Theatre; Crazy For You (Mingo) Wick Theatre; Legally Blonde (Aaron Schultz) Slow Burn Theatre. Shout out to Randolph! Much love to Mom, Dad, Meg, and Caiti.

DELPHI HARRINGTON

Dottie

Delphi can be seen on TV in Kaleidoscope on Netflix, Bluebloods, Bull, House of Cards, Law and Order. She starred on “Soaps” Where the Heart is, All My Children, Guiding Light, One Life to Live. Her most recent film is Sully. Off B’way she appeared in Uncle Vanya, The Hairy Ape, Beckett-Albee, Three Tall Women, After the Fall, and Blithe Spirit Broadway Credits range from The Sea Gull, Albee’s Everything in the Garden, Romeo and Juliet, to starring as Fay Medwick, in Chapter II. Regionally, Desireé in A Little Night Music may be her favorite role.

KIM COZORT KAY

Jean

Credits include: (Maltz Jupiter Theatre: Steel Magnolias (w/ Alison Fraser & Marcia Milgrom Dodge, and Born Yesterday (w/ Andrea Burns & Peter Flynn); National Tour: Death of a Salesman with Hal Holbrook. The Music Man (w/ Richard Kind), Do Not Go Gentle (w/ June Havoc), Lucky Guy (w/ Rachel Bay Jones & Joey McKneely,) Always, Patsy Cline, Hank Williams Lost Highway (Randal Myler: Dir), and The Goat or Who is Sylvia? Opera: Papagena in The Magic Flute, Gretel in Hansel and Gretel and Princess Margaret in The Student Prince. Television: Bloodline, The Glades, and Burn Notice. An award-winning actress, Kim penned and performs her one-woman show, Silver Shadows; Dark Side of the Mountain, directed by husband Kenneth Kay. A recent run in NC, garnered her the NC Society of Historians Award of Excellence for Historical Play. Kim serves as Director of Education with the Maltz Jupiter Theatre.

BIOGRAPHIES

JERRY DIXON Director

Jerry is known for his work as an award-winning director, actor, writer, teacher, artistic director, and performing arts consultant. As a theatre director Dixon has helmed premiere or development productions of Had It Blue, Hart Island, Ferguson, Modern, A Proper Place, Barnstormer, Gun & Powder, Take Me America, Great Wall, Funked Up Fairytales, and Hansel & Gretl & Heidi & Gunter. Regional direction credits include The Curious Incident of The Dog In The Nighttime, Songs For A New World, Show Boat, Bernarda Alba, Two Gentlemen of Verona, Crowns, and The Full Monty. Voice-over work includes “Dinosaurs Bones”, “Zane and the Hurricane”, “The Energy Wizard” and “Henry’s Freedom Box.” His writing credits include special music for “ABC’s The View”, “MTV Rocks!”, “CBS Good Morning”, “Comedy Central”, and the score for the Broadway on Showtime hit “Laugh Whore”. As an actor Dixon starred in the original Broadway and off-Broadway companies of If/ Then , Once on This Island , Five Guys Named Moe, tick… Tick BOOM! Steve, Romantic Poetry, Bright Lights Big City, The Newyorkers, Taking a Chance on Love, Avenue X, and The River. Television and Film credits include: “Blue Bloods”, “The Blacklist”, “FBI: Most Wanted”, “Vineyards”, “Peacemaker “, “Everwood”, “He’s With Me”, and “Gotham”

SYDNEY LYNNE

Scenic Designer

(she/hers) is a Chicago-based scenic designer and civic artist, crafting over 50 worldbuilding experiences. She is thrilled to make her scenic design debut with Maltz Jupiter Theater this season. Her recently recognized productions include What to Send up When It Goes Down (Congo Square Theater), cullud watah (Victory Gardens), and Campaigns, Inc (Timeline Theater). Other collaborators include: Shattered Globe Theater, Black Ensemble Theater, First Stage, Longwharf Theatre, Pyramid Theater / Des Moines Playhouse, and Geva Theater Center. Sydney Lynne is a graduate of Northwestern University. She is grateful to be nominated for a 2020 Jeff Award in Scenic Design, and for winning a 2020 3Arts Award in Theatre and 2022 BTAA Award for Best Scenic Design. ~To those who got me here, thank you. sL -sydneylynnedesign.com-

K. APRIL SOROKO

Costume Designer

Off-Broadway: SceneryNapoleon for New York Musical Festival; CostumesMariage Blanc for Playwrights Horizons. Some regional credits include: SceneryCollected Stories, A Long Day’s Journey Into Night and My Old Lady for Palm Beach Dramaworks, Scenery -Milk and Honey for the Wick Theatre; Costumes- The Merchant of Venice, Othello, Twelfth Night & A Midsummer Night’s Dream at NC Shakes; Scenery-Pump Boys and Dinettes, The Last Romance, Talley’s Folly , The Savannah Disputation, Race, Costumes- Das Barbecu, Native Gardens, Beehive: the 60’s Musical, The 39 Steps and The Fabulous Lipitones at Florida Studio Theatre; Costumes- Dracula, Driving Miss Daisy, Debunked, Hedda Gabler, Gaslight, Suddenly Last Summer for Triad Stage. Ms. Soroko is Associate Professor of Scenic Design at FAU where she has taught since ‘16. Yale School of Drama ’98 – Member USA Local 829 -Scenery and Costumes and. www. aprilsoroko.com

KIRK BOOKMAN

Lighting Designer Kirk has designed the lighting for numerous New York productions, including Charles Busch's The Tribute Artist, The Divine Sister. Off-Broadway: What Then at the Ohio Theater, The Cook at Intar Theatre 53, Recent Tragic Events at Playwrights Horizons (starring Heather Graham). For the National Actors Theatre on roadway: The Sunshine Boys (Jack Klugman and Tony Randall),The Gin Game (Julie Harris and Charles Durning), Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and Right You Are. For the Irish Repertory Company in New York, his presentations include Bedbound, Playboy of the Western World, Eclipsed, The Importance of Being Earnest and Major Barbara . Other New York productions include Mondo Drama, Havanais Waiting, Force Continuum (Atlantic Theater Company), My One Good Nerve (starring Ruby Dee),The Green Heart at Manhattan Theatre Club, The Shawl, Rude Entertainment, The Book of Liz (David and Amy Sedaris), Les MIZrahi (IsaacMizrahi), Hope is the Thing with Feathers, As Thousands Cheer and June Moon. Regionally, Mr. Bookman has designed at such notable theaters as Goodspeed Opera House, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, and Pittsburgh Public theater, Repertory Theatre of St Louis. Ballet credits include the English National Ballet, Santiago Ballet, the Cincinnati Ballet, Kansas City Ballet and Hungarian National Ballet. Projects with the San Francisco Symphony include The Thomashefskys, Of Thee I Sing, Oedipus Rex, The Nightingale and A Flowering Tree directed by Peter Sellars. Upcoming: American Dance Machine at the Joyce Theater, Pioneer Theater Company (in Salt Lake City) and 3 productions with Utah Shakespeare Festival.

BIOGRAPHIES

JEREMY “MATTHEW J.” EARHART Sound Designer

Jeremy is a DJ, music producer, and sound designer based in New York. Past sound design credits include Had It Blue, Ferguson, and Catch the Sparrow. He has been seen DJing at the NYC Pride Parade, House of Yes, Eagle NYC, and numerous private events. He partnered with bubly Sparkling Water and co-wrote the theme song “Living Parade” for their 2020 Pride campaign. He produces electronic music for theatre, social media, promotional videos, as well as his own remixes and original tracks. @the.matthew.j

NICOLE PERRY

Intimacy Choroegrapher

Nicole Perry is a is a Silver Palm award-winning intimacy director, as well as intimacy coordinator and dance choreographer in South Florida. Career highlights include 2 Broward County Artist Investment Grants for KINesphere (site-inspired dance works), intimacy coordination for God Forbid on Hulu, and a Carbonell nomination for the intimacy direction of To Fall in Love at Theatre Lab. Nicole is excited to return to the Maltz Jupiter Theatre after creating the intimacy choreography for I Hate Hamlet last season! Nicole is a Certified Laban/Bartenieff Movement Analyst and provides workshops on Laban, as well as Consent and Power in Creative Practice, through Momentum Stage. She founded this non-profit to provide affordable, virtual professional development for performing artists and arts educators. Nicole holds an MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts, with concentrations in Performance Creation and Decolonial Arts Praxis from Goddard College. She is an adjunct professor of dance at the University of Miami. Nicole is a member of Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, the Dance Studies Association, the National Dance Education Organization, and the Association of Theatre Movement Educators. She apprenticed with Intimacy Directors International, and is certified in both Intimacy Direction and Intimacy Coordination with Intimacy Directors and Coordinators (IDC).

MICHAEL DEAN MORGAN Dialect Coach

Michael is excited to return to the Maltz Jupiter Theatre as Dialect Coach. Michael is a certified KTS speech coach, performer, and the newest professor of Voice and Speech at the University of Miami’s Department of Theatre Arts. Michael has spent three

decades studying accents and supporting artists in their authentic transformation. As an actor, Michael made his Broadway debut in Amazing Grace and you may have seen him as Mr. Banks in the national tour of Mary Poppins or Zazu in The Lion King. Michael also originated the role of Marlin in Finding Nemo – the Musical. Michael is originally from Wisconsin, received his Master of Fine Arts degree from UC-Irvine, and has been a professor of speech at Princeton’s Theological Seminary (9 years) and Rowan University in New Jersey. For more visit DialectLab.com

JEREMY J. PHILLIPS

Production Stage Manager

Jeremy is excited to make his debut at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre in this production of Good People. Previously, he served as the Director of Production at South Bend Civic Theatre (located in South Bend, IN). Favorite credits include La Boheme (Gulfshore Opera), Chicago (Little Theatre on the Square), and Pagliacci (Opera Memphis). He graduated from Indiana University.

SUZANNE APICELLA

Assistant Stage Manager

Suzanne is excited to be making her Maltz Jupiter debut! Broadway shows include Fiddler on the Roof and Burn the Floor. National Tours include Jersey Boys, Sweeney Todd, Rock of Ages, The Play That Goes Wrong and The Producers. Regional credits include Rock of Ages, Jersey Boys, Singing in the Rain and Carnival.

BOB CLINE

Casting Director

Bob Cline has been the New York Casting Director for the past eight seasons for the Maltz Jupiter Theatre. In New York, Bob works as a director, casting director, and he is a professor at Pace University in Manhattan, where he is a proud faculty member in charge of the Senior B.F.A. Musical Theatre majors. Bob has helped to populate over 70 national tours, hundreds of regional theatre productions, films, TV shows, and commercials.

ANDREW KATO

Producing Artistic Director/Chief Executive

Andrew Kato is celebrating his seventeenth season at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre as the Producing Artistic Director/Chief Executive. During his tenure, he has produced over 70 productions and subscriptions have grown to over 8,000 patrons. Overall attendance has grown to nearly 100,000 guests annually, securing the Theatre to be one of the most successful regional theatres in the southeast. Andrew was the Creative Consultant/Coordinating Producer on the Tony Awards® for 13 years. He was a Producing Associate on the Broadway productions of Jelly’s Last Jam, Angels in America and the off-Broadway production of Cryptogram Andrew conceived and developed several musicals, including: Switch!, Academy, 1001 Nights, Street Songs, Diva Diaries, and Through the Looking Glass. Andrew received the 2012 Council’s Choice Muse Award from the Cultural Council of Palm Beach County, the 2013 Silver Palm Award from the South Florida Theatre League for Outstanding Contribution, and the 2019 Richard G. Fallon Award for Excellence in Professional Theatre. Andrew has been honored as a Leader of Distinction by Florida Weekly and one of Palm Beach County’s 100 Most Influential Business Leaders by Palm Beach Illustrated three years in a row. He is a proud graduate of Florida State University and member of the Society of Directors and Choreographers (SDC).

DAVID LINDSAY-ABAIRE Author

David Lindsay-Abaire is a Pulitzer Prize winning playwright, screenwriter, lyricist and librettist. His play GOOD PEOPLE premiered on Broadway, was awarded the New York Drama Critics' Circle Award for Best Play, The Horton Foote Prize, The Edgerton Foundation New American Play Award, and two Tony nominations. His previous play RABBIT HOLE received the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, five Tony nominations, and the Spirit of America Award. David also wrote the book and lyrics for SHREK THE MUSICAL (Jeanine Tesori, composer), which was nominated for eight Tonys, four Oliviers, a Grammy, and earned David the Ed Kleban Award as America’s most promising musical theatre lyricist. David’s other plays include RIPCORD, FUDDY MEERS, KIMBERLY AKIMBO, WONDER OF THE WORLD, and A DEVIL INSIDE, among others. In addition to his work in theatre, David's screen credits include his film adaptation of "Rabbit Hole," Dreamworks’ "Rise of the Guardians," and "The Family Fang," starring Nicole Kidman, Christopher Walken, and Jason Bateman. He is also, along with Marsha Norman, co-chair of the Playwriting Program at the Juilliard School.

GOOD PEOPLE

OLIVER!

BOOK, MUSIC AND LYRICS BY LIONEL BART

MARCH 14 - APRIL 2, 2023

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Saturday Dec. 3, 2022, 7:30 p.m., Duncan Theatre

Sunday, Dec. 11, 2022, 3 p.m., Eissey Campus Theatre

Enjoy seasonal traditions as we proudly present our specialty -new and spectacular sounds to further elevate your holiday spirits.

Spotlight on the Band, 41st Annual Scholarship Concert

Sunday, Feb. 5, 2023, 3 p.m., Eissey Campus Theatre

Saturday, Feb. 11, 2023, 7:30 p.m., Duncan Theatre

Our many soloists, both young and seasoned, bring delightful features to both classical and popular fare.

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Saturday, March 25, 2023, 7:30 p.m., Duncan Theatre

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The Maltz Jupiter Theatre used the downtime created by the pandemic to complete the construction of a renovated and expanded 60,000 square foot building. To accomplish this project phase, we combined Act II (the production center/new stage) and Act III (the exterior of the Goldner Conservatory and Second Space). But there is still some work to be done.

To complete the theatre. we must complete our fundraising to finish the interiors of the Second Space, the Goldner Conservatory, and Scene.

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This 40-seat dining experience will be an impressive amenity for donors and patrons that will include a catered tasting menu and bar. We will also have the opportunity to present cabaret performances in this show-themed venue.

COSTUME SHOP

This unique second floor location was chosen so guests arriving to the Maltz Jupiter Theatre can see our artists creating the costumes for the next production. The glass windows serve as a way to peer into the “soul” of the organization as we are creators of all our productions…exclusively for our audiences.

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A new gift shop featuring theatrethemed trinkets and Maltz Jupiter Theatre branded apparel will open for arts lovers and supporters alike. All proceeds will be used to underwrite special theatre programs to benefit our community.

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Education is a key element of the Maltz Jupiter Theatre’s mission. Doubling the size of the facility will allow us to engage more students in our community in after school, weekend, and summer classes and productions.

SECOND SPACE

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This 199-seat flexible theatre space will allow us to diversify the types of work the Maltz Jupiter Theatre can present. Our plans include producing dramatic plays and new work that are better suited for intimate spaces instead of our larger stage.

If you would like to support the completion of any of the final phases of our facilities, or to schedule a tour of the space, please contact: Andrew Kato at akato@jupitertheatre.org

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ANNUAL DONORS

This list includes gifts to the Maltz Jupiter Theatre with accumulated totals of $100 and above that were received between January 19, 2022 and January 18, 2023.

Donor Lifetime Giving can be found in the final Footlights program of the season and on the “Naming Wall” in the Maltz Jupiter Theatre lobby.

$100,000 and Above

Admirals Cove Foundation

Anonymous

AYCO Charitable Foundation

The Cornelia T. Bailey Foundation

Cultural Council for Palm Beach County, Board of County Commissioners & the Tourist Development Council

Fidelity Charitable

Paul & Sandra Goldner

Roberta & Harvey Golub

Roe Green & The Roe Green Foundation

Dee Dee, Marty, & Doug Jaffe / The Jeff Hunter

Charitable Trust

Jana & Kenneth Kahn

Nancy J. Kyle

Milton & Tamar Maltz

Family

Jane F. Napier

Ruan Foundation

Robin B. Smith

State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs & the Florida Council on Arts & Culture

$50,000 and above

Mary Lee & Richard Bastin

The Clark Family Private Foundation

Maxine & W. James Farrell

Margaret A. Katz

Lois & Ray Richards

Thomas & Diana Ryan

Charitable Foundation

Susan Namm Spencer

Vanguard Charitable

$25,000 and above

Anonymous

The Bebe Foundation

Edward T. Bedford Foundation

Lynn, George, & Mark Bovenizer & The Bov Foundation

Ann & Doug Brown

Mr. & Mrs. William G. Brown

Nancy Y. & Martin Cohen

Family Charitable Fund

Janene & Rich Edlin

Susan & Leonard Feinstein Foundation

Leah & Edward Frankel

Esther-Mollie Hartman in memory of Jerry

Mary Ellen & Dermot

Healey

Betty & Rodger Hess

Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Metrowest NJ

Jewish Federation of Cleveland / Joseph & Florence Mandel Family Foundation

Rosemary & Rick Johnston

Jupiter Medical Center

Sallie Korman

Elizabeth & James Li

Bill & Kay Morton

Sally & Tom Neff

Dr. Alceste T. Pappas & Mr. Sylvan V. Endich

PNC Bank

Martie & Bob Sachs

Schwab Charitable

Barbara & Peter Sidel

Penni & Stephen Weinberg

$10,000 and above

Earl Abramson & Sheila Schlaggar

ACIS Anonymous

Baltimore Community Foundation

Joan & Richard Barovick

Phebe Bauer

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Berg

Bessemer Giving Fund

Anita Boxer & The Boxer Foundation

Howard J. & Emily Bromberg Family Foundation

Jim & Nancy Bush

The Chicago Community Foundation

John & Dianne Couris

Cox Foundation

Sharon & Carl Domino

Dr. & Mrs. Bernard Eisenstein

Debra A. Elmore, A.K. Consulting

Ernst & Young Foundation

Maura & Dan Fitzgerald

Florida Power & Light Co.

Damaris DW Ford

Ann R. Grimm

Margie Heney

Priscilla Heublein

Eva R. Hoard

Jeffrey & Glenda Hoops

Ann E. Howard

In Memory of James & Catherine Howenstine

Jodie & Dan Hunt & The Roy A. Hunt Foundation

Lyn Ianuzzi

Julie Kampf

Brett & Rocky Langbert

Edward C. Lassiter

Mark & Ellen Levine

Richard & Jackie Loynd

Bob & Jennifer Male

The Maloy Family

Victoria & Hans Mautner

John McDonald Company

Melville Foundation

Cathy & Andy Merson

Jack & Goldie Wolfe Miller Fund

Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding

Anne Mundell & David Betts

Lura Myers

Suzanne L. Niedland

Beth Neuhoff & Steve Frank

John & Carol Parker

Diane & James E. Perrella

Dr. Amit Rastogi

Rhode Island Foundation

Elizabeth Riley & Dan Smith

Babe Rizzuto & The Leandro P. Rizzuto Foundation

Joan & Alan Safir

Kathy and Joe Savarese, Homecare America

Schacknow Family Foundation, Inc.

Kristina & W. Scott Seeley

Rhoda & Chuck Steiner

Mabel H. Vogel

Robert Warth & Maisie Barlow

Michael Welch

Mr. & Mrs. Jay M. Wilson

Marjorie Yashar & Gerry Gibian

Ms. Frances Yu

$5,000 and above

Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Azeez

Mr. & Mrs. William Baer

Candice W. Bagby

Marilyn D. Balous

Bank of America

Charitable Gift Fund

Leslie Rogers Blum

Jean & Russell Carpenter

Ann Corwell

Heidi Cox

Mr. & Mrs. Peter O. Crisp

Eileen Daly

Mr. Denis Doyle

David & Judie Drexler

Hermine Drezner & Jan Winkler

Edward & Linda Edelman

Charles & Helen Ehlers

Linda & Stephen Epstein Charitable Fund

John & Muriel Eulich

Wallace A. Graham

Dana & Karol Hamel

Rick & Nancy Heichemer

Bea Herrick

Joseph U. Horton & Michael G. McCafferty

Barbara & Robert Hurwit

Jacqueline Kato & Howard G. Smith

Susan & Sydney Katz

Jane & Leonard Korman

Nivin & Duncan MacMillan Foundation

Diann & Tom Mann

Robert & Mary McCormack

Carmel & Glen Mitchell

J.P. Morgan Charitable Giving Fund

Judy & Mike Murray

Anita & Robert H. Naftaly

Gregg Norman

Anna & Bo Polk

John & Monika Preston

Frani & Dan Ridder

Janis Ruan

Jane G. Rusch

Gerry & Don Sacco

Fred & Deirdre Shapiro

Sandra Simon

Julie Simons

Mr. Craig R. Stapleton & Mrs. Dorothy W. Stapleton

Avy & Marcie Stein

John A. Stevens

Susan R. Sullivan

Richard Sussman & Virginia Rodgers

United Jewish Foundation of Metropolitan Detroit

Frank & Mimi Walsh

Warner Family Foundation

Judy & Morry Weiss

William & Katherine Wunder

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

BOX OFFICE INFO

Phone: (561) 575-2223 or (800) 445-1666

Address: 1001 East Indiantown Road, Jupiter, Florida 33477

Phone lines to the Box Office are closed after business hours and are not answered. The Box Office opens 90 minutes prior to each performance for walk-up sales and remains open until the end of intermission or, in the case of shows without an intermission, until 15 minutes after the performance begins.

Box Office Hours (October through April):

Monday through Friday: 10:00am – 6:00pm

Saturday: 10:00am – 2:00pm Sunday: CLOSED

Additionally, the Box Office opens 90 minutes prior to each performance, and remains open until the end of intermission or, in the case of shows without an intermission, until 15 minutes after the performance begins.

24-Hour Ticketing: go.jupitertheatre.org

Group Tickets: (561) 972-6117

Green Room Event Sales: (561) 972-6117

Program Advertising: (561) 972-6117

For a full listing of the Box Office policies visit: jupitertheatre.org

$25 RUSH TICKETS FOR STUDENTS UNDER 18

Beginning 90 minutes prior to any evening performance of a season subscription show, subject to mezzanine seat availability, students under 18 with a valid student ID may purchase up to two $25 student rush mezzanine tickets to that performance. Ticket(s) must be purchased in person and CANNOT be ordered over the phone or online.

*Note: Student Rush is applicable only for Maltz Jupiter Theatre Season productions and does not apply to limited engagements or other non-Maltz Jupiter Theatre produced events.

PATRONS WITH DISABILITIES

The Maltz Jupiter Theatre is dedicated to providing persons with disabilities the necessary measures for a comfortable and enjoyable experience. Accessible seating for persons with disabilities is available in our orchestra and the Green Room Club Level. Please be sure to mention any special seating request when placing your ticket order. Our lobby restrooms are also fully accessible.

RF LISTENING SYSTEM

Headsets aiding in amplification and clarity are available for hearing impaired patrons on a first come, first serve basis. Receivers with earphones or hearing loops are available free of charge and may be signed out prior to the performance using a driver’s license or major credit card. They are lightweight and can be used in all sections of the theatre. Upon completion of use, your ID or credit card will be returned.

INCLUSION, DIVERSITY, EQUITY, AND ACCESS (IDEA)

Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access are an integral part of the Maltz Jupiter Theatre’s mission and values. We believe that the arts are a powerful platform for social change, and our commitment to the community begins at the core of our work. We are dedicated to fostering and empowering a diverse workplace, engaging our underserved communities, and creating strong relationships with community stakeholders from every background.

LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT

The Maltz Jupiter Theatre wishes to acknowledge and honor the land upon which we gather as the historic and traditional territory of the Jaega chiefdom and the inhabitants of the village of Jobe. We recognize the rich diversity of nations that lived in and shaped South Florida, and we hope to honor their legacy.

HEALTH AND SAFETY PROTOCOLS

Maltz Jupiter Theatre is committed to the health and safety of our patrons, artists, staff and volunteers. We will continue to focus on providing a clean, safe and sanitized environment for everyone.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Goldner Conservatory of Performing Arts: (561) 575-2672

Sponsorship and Underwriting: (561) 972-6124

Volunteer: (561) 972-6105

Visit us online at: jupitertheatre.org

All performances, artists and dates subject to change. The Maltz Jupiter Theatre, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) Not-For-Profit Organization.

Maltz Jupiter Theatre Board of Directors

W. Scott Seeley, Chair

Robin B. Smith, Vice Chair

Milton Maltz, Chair Emeritus

Doug Brown, J. Philip Clark, Eileen Daly, Janene Edlin, Debra A. Elmore, Jack Farber, Maxine Poole Farrell, Linda M. Flynn, Paul A. Goldner, Roberta E. Golub, Roe Green, Rodger H. Hess, Jeffrey R. Hoops, Martha Ingram, Peggy Katz, Brett Langbert, James M. Li, Tamar Maltz, Karen T. Marcus, Hans Mautner, William I. Morton, Sally B. Neff, Alceste T. Pappas, Ph.D., Amit Rastogi, MD, Janis Ruan, Robert Sachs, Avery Sommers, Susan Namm Spencer, John A. Stevens, Jay M. Wilson

Maltz Jupiter Theatre Staff

Andrew Kato

ProducingArtisticDirector/ChiefExecutive

Executive Department

Kelsey Peterson

Executive Assistant

Development Department

Brett Wilson

MajorGiftsOfficer

Christina Van Vliet Rynasko

DevelopmentEventsandSpecial Projects Manager

Charla Sramowicz

DevelopmentEventsand SpecialProjects Associate

Liz Friedman

DevelopmentManager

Jan Adams

DevelopmentAssociate

Nora Minichino

Grant Writer

Finance Department

Kristen Feldman

Director of Finance and Administration

Jana Johnson

Finance Manager

Kelly Morgan

Assistant Finance Manager

Marketing Department

Diane D’Amico

MarketingManager

Jeffrey Barry

MarketingArtDirector

Jamil Jiron

GraphicDesigner

Anne Schmidt

SalesManager

Nora Minichino

Public Relations Consultant

Operations and IT Department

Daena Briscoe

TechnologyManager

Jorge Morón

FacilitiesOperationsManager

Tyler Galceran

ProductionOperationsManager

Education Department

Kim Cozort Kay Director of Education

Kelly Morgan

ConservatoryAdministrator

Briley Crisafi Instructor

Kenneth Kay Instructor

Rachael Lagasse Instructor

Jesse McCoy Instructor

Mary Stucchi Instructor

Box Office

Jay L. Johnson

BoxOfficeManager

Olivia Rivera

AssistantBoxOfficeManager

Eileen Weissmann

Box Office Administrator

Erin Hennessey

Box Office Administrator

Sarah Salmasian

Box Office Administrator

Artistic Department

Eloisa Ferrer

CompanyManager/Producing Assistant

Eileen Weissmann

Assistant Company Manager

Volunteer Department

Nany Cion

Volunteer Coordinator

Production Department

George Horrocks

Director of Production

Steve Graybill

Technical Director

John Shamburger

ScenicChargeArtist

Tracie VanLaw

AssistantScenicChargeArtist

Misha Wulfe

Properties Master

Andy Canning-Skinner

Assistant Properties Master

Aaron Parelli

Master Electrician

Jodie Rodgers

Assistant Master Electrician

Ernesto Gonzalez

AudioSupervisor

Stella McCullough

Stage Supervisor

Chelsea Tuffy

CostumeShopManager

Sophia Lombardo

WardrobeSupervisor

Kelly Wilkinson

First Hand

Brooks Behrens

Draper

Cassie Moore

Master Carpenter

Jacob Aguglia

Carpenter

Michael Tamila

Carpenter

Vitaldo David

Carpenter

On behalf of the Maltz Jupiter Theatre Board of Directors, Executive Staff, and the entire tri-county community, we gratefully thank our many dedicated volunteers for their enthusiasm, support and tireless work.

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