SPONSORED BY: PRISCILLA HEUBLEIN
BACKSTAGE WITH THE PRODUCING ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
Welcome to the Maltz Jupiter Theatre’s 20th Anniversary Season! It is hard to believe how quickly the time has passed. The Theatre has gone through a lot of changes in its two decades, but our commitment to producing high-quality theatre has always remained. Of course, none of this would have been possible without the vision and determination from Milton and Tamar Maltz. Their enduring support has made so many of our dreams come true, and we owe them our deepest gratitude.
This season aims to be a celebration of the best that theatre has to offer, and what a way to begin than with a classic Agatha Christie murder mystery. We are pleased to welcome back Director Peter Amster to lead this production, along with the talented group of artists who are all bringing their unique design perspectives to the show. Those who joined us for our Murder on the Orient Express Maltz Master Class series learned exactly how complex putting a show like this together can be. We will be hosting another Maltz Master Class series about 42nd Street in March. Visit the Maltz Jupiter Theatre website to RSVP for each event. The Maltz Master Classes are free and open to the public!
The best way that you can support live theatre in your community is to buy tickets. If you do not yet have a subscription, there is still time! Stop by the box office or visit our website to purchase a 4-play subscription package for the remainder of our season. Subscribers receive the best ticket prices and early access to secure seats for future events. We also have a wide range of Limited Engagements this year that are sure to entice even the nontheatre lovers in your life.
Thank you for joining us and helping us kick off this milestone season. We would not be able to do what we do, nor do it for twenty years, without our dedicated audiences and donors. Your support means the world to us, and we hope to repay the favor with high-quality performances.
We hope to see you back here for our brand new, original production of A Christmas Carol.
On behalf of the entire Maltz Jupiter Theatre team, enjoy the show!
Andrew Kato PRODUCING ARTISTIC DIRECTOR/ CHIEF EXECUTIVE
Andrew Kato
Producing Artistic Director/Chief Executive
Maltz Jupiter Theatre
Maltz Jupiter Theatre Presents the restaging of the Asolo Repertory Theatre Production of
Adapted for the stage by KEN
LUDWIG
Agatha Christie’s Murder On The Orient Express adapted by Ken Ludwig was originally staged by McCarter Theater Center, Princeton, NJ; Emily Mann, Artistic Director, Timothy J. Shields, Managing Director. The production subsequently transferred to Hartford Stage, Hartford, CT; Darko Tresnjak, Artistic Director, Michael Stotts, Managing Director
Scenic Designer PAUL TATE DEPOO III∆
Lighting Designer JAMES E. LAWLOR III∆
Projections Designer
Dialect Coach JENNIFER BURKE
Casting Director BOB CLINE
Video Programmer
Costume Designer TRACY DORMAN∆
Sound Designer MATHEW PARKER∆
Production Stage Manager NIKKI LINT*
Assistant Director CREG SCLAVI
Composer
Assistant Stage Manager JENNY LYNCH
Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express Is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatrical on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com Director
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.
The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.
CAST
Monsieur
Mary Debenham ............................
Hector MacQueen .......................................
Michel the Conductor/Head Waiter ..........
Princess Dragomiroff ..................................
Gretta Ohlsson .....................................................
Countess Andrenyi ...................................
Helen Hubbard ...........................................
Ratchett/Arbuthnot ......................................... JORDAN SOBEL*
Daisy ................................................................. GISELLE FRYER
Mr. C ........................................................................ JACK WEISS
Mrs. C ............................................................... MICHELE WEISS
Miss M .................................................... EILEEN WEISSMANN
Her Sister ........................................ CAROL MEDINA WRIGHT
Junior Porter .................................................... RYAN JACKSON
Senior Porter ..................................................... JOHN STEVENS
Female Understudy ..................................... KIM COZORT KAY*
Male Understudy ...................................... VINCE WINGERTER*
AFFILIATIONS
AFFILIATIONS
*Denotes a member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.
uDenotes the Director/Choreographer is a member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society Inc. an independent national labor union.
∆Denotes a member of the United Scenic Artists, Local USA 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.
PLACE/TIME/STORY
The play is set Aboard the Orient Express as it travels from Istanbul to Western Europe. 1934.
Just after midnight, a snowdrift stops the Orient Express in its tracks. The luxurious train is surprisingly full for the time of the year, but by the morning it is one passenger fewer. An American tycoon lies dead in his compartment, stabbed eight times, his door locked from the inside. Isolated and with a killer in their midst, the passengers rely on detective Hercule Poirot to identify the murderer – in case he or she decides to strike again.
(AS OF 10/11/2023)
Dresser ...................................... NATALIE DONAHUE MCMAHON
Deck Crew ...................................... PAULO PINEDA, EMMA PITOT
Audio Assistant .......................................................
SUZANNE ANKRUM
Countess Andrenyi
Suzanne is thrilled to make her Maltz Jupiter Theatre debut in Murder on the Orient Express. She has worked regionally at the Clarence Brown Theatre, Ivoryton Playhouse, WAM Theatre, Palm Beach Dramaworks and more. Favorite shows include Tartuffe, Emlie: La Marquise du Chatelet Defends Her Life Tonight and her recent work in Rotterdam at Island City Stage. TV credits include Netflix’s Orange is the New Black. Suzanne made South Florida her home base in 2019 and has enjoyed working in the region since. She earned her MFA from the University of Tennessee.
LA SHAWN BANKS
Michel the Conductor/Head Waiter
La Shawn Banks is making his debut at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre. Most recent credits include The Liar, Oedipus and the US premiere of Once Upon a Bridge (American Players Theatre), Three Musketeers and Chicken and Biscuits (Asolo Repertory Theatre), two seasons Scrooge in A Christmas Carol (Children's Theatre of Madison), Sense and Sensibility (Indiana Repertory) and Choir Boy (Steppenwolf Theatre). Favorite TV and film credits include, Veep, Snowfall, Chicago P.D. Better Call Saul and Shameless.
JEANNE BENNETT
Princess Dragomiroff
At the Maltz Jupiter Theatre Jeanne Bennett has previously played Lillian Troy in I Hate Hamlet, the Female Authority Figure in Hairspray and Miss Cratchitt and Electra in Gypsy. She appeared as Maude Larrabee in Sabrina Fair and Sister Mary Lazarus in Sister Act at the Rep at FAU. She was also in the B’way National tours of Les Miserables (Fantine), The Mystery of Edwin Drood (Drood), South Pacific and Brigadoon. In addition, she has performed Off-B’way and regionally at the Kansas City Starlight Theatre, The Muny, North Carolina Rep and locally at the Plaza and Caldwell theatres. Jeanne is currently in the upcoming holiday film, Hot Girl Winner. She played Joy Paulson in the movie Love Map, and was Ms. Kagan on Nickelodeon’s I Am Frankie.
DAVID BREITBARTH
Monsieur Bouc
In 2010 David played Juror 4 in Frank Galati’s production of 12 Angry Men and he is delighted to return to the Maltz Jupiter stage. This coming season marks his 25th at Asolo Repertory Theatre in Sarasota where he’s been an associate artist and has appeared in over 85 productions. He’s also 12 seasons an Ensemble Member at Florida Repertory Theatre in Ft. Myers where he’s appeared in as many productions. Broadway 1st National Tour: Spring Awakening. Film and television: Frasier, Taken!, Law & Order, and Fame. David is a proud 2013 LuntFontanne Fellow, selected by the prestigious Ten Chimneys Foundation.
GISELLE FRYER
Daisy
Giselle is proud to make her Maltz Jupiter Theatre debut in Murder on the Orient Express Presently, Giselle is a student with the Goldner Conservatory at the Maltz Jupiter Theater.
RAYNER GABRIEL
Hector MacQueen
Rayner is very excited to making his Maltz Jupiter Theatre debut and be a part of Murder on the Orient Express He recently worked with Juggerknot Theatre in Motels Stories: Miami Beach as Danny, and in Wynwood Stories as Jose “Graffiti” Luis. Rayner studied Acting at New World School of the Arts, where he received a BFA. Outside of the theatre space, Rayner is songwriter and Rapper. His music can be found on all streaming platforms under the name “Rayner G.” He wants to thank his loving parents and his amazing partner Sandi, for always supporting his passions.
KIM COZORT KAY
Female
Understudy
Kim has been seen on the boards at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre as Mrs. Corney in Oliver!, Jean in Good People, Truvy in Steel Magnolias (w/ Alison Fraser & Marcia Milgrom Dodge, and Mrs. Hodges in Born Yesterday (w/ Andrea Burns & Peter Flynn.) Other credits; 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 awardwinning actress, Kim penned and performs her onewoman 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.
LUCY LAVELY
Gretta Ohlsson
Lucy Lavely is thrilled to make her Maltz Jupiter Theatre debut! Favorite credits include Macbeth (Orlando Shakes & Theatre at Monmouth) , Richard III (New York Classical Theatre), Possessing Harriett (Syracuse Stage), One Man Two Guvnors (Pioneer Theatre Company), Other Desert Cities (Asolo Repertory Theatre), The Last Match (Florida Studio Theatre), Chicken Shop (Urbanite Theatre), The White Snake (Baltimore Center Stage). Lucy runs the Night Shift Theatre Company, and is a licensed NYC tour guide. Proud SAG/AFTRA/AEA Union member, graduate of the University of Notre Dame (BA) and the Asolo Conservatory for Actor Training. Thank YOU for joining us! @rainbowdaylucy
MALLORY NEWBROUGH
Mary Debenham
Mallory is an AEA actor from the MD/DC area who has spent the past 8+ years building up her career in South Florida working at theaters up and down the coast from Jupiter to Miami. After graduating from Ithaca College in upstate NY with a degree in Musical Theatre she went on to win multiple Carbonell and Silver Palm Awards awards for her work in numerous productions down south. Past productions at this theatre include: South Pacific (Dinah) and Lucy/Kitty in Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors which premiered here at Maltz Jupiter Theatre in October of 2019.
ANDREW SELLON
Hercule Poirot
Andrew starred as Charlie in the Maltz Jupiter Theatre’s Carbonell-winning The Foreigner and was nominated for Senex in A Funny Thing Happened…. He also played Clown in The 39 Steps and Bazzard in Drood. TV/ Film work: Mr. Penn/The Ventriloquist/Scarface on Gotham, Begin Again, The Smurfs, The Blacklist, Divorce, The Good Fight, Halston. Favorite stage roles in NY/regionally: Friar Laurence in Romeo and Juliet, Polonius in Hamlet, The Fool in King Lear, Vanya in Vanya and Sonia…, Vladimir in Waiting for Godot, and all 35 roles in I Am My Own Wife. Audiobooks:
Turncoat, The Kevin Show, Rattle Man, Nobody’s Fool. MFA: UNC-Chapel Hill. BA: Harvard. www.andrewsellon. com Instagram/Twitter: @AndrewSellon
JORDAN SOBEL
Ratchett/Arbuthnot
Maltz Jupiter Theatre debut. Jordan is based out of Brooklyn, NY and has had the pleasure of performing Off-Broadway and Regionally with companies such as The Huntington Theatre, American Repertory Theatre, Pioneer Theatre Company, The Asolo Repertory Theatre, Gulfshore Playhouse, The Virginia Theatre Festival, Penguin Rep, Palm Beach Dramaworks, and Playhouse on Park, among others. Television: The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (Amazon), Julia (HBO), and The Village (NBC). Jordan holds an M.F.A. from The FSU/Asolo Conservatory for Actor Training, and a B.A. from Boston University. Jordan is a proud member of Actors’ Equity and SAG. Love and gratitude to his parents and to the teams at The Collective Talent and Saks&. www.jordansobel.com
LAURA TURNBULL
Helen Hubbard
Laura is delighted to be back at The Maltz Jupiter Theatre! She was previously seen here in Brighton Beach Memoirs and Beauty and the Beast. Laura has performed on Broadway, off Broadway, in national tours and regional theatres, as well as television and film. A few of the companies she’s worked with locally include: Zoetic Stage, Theatre Lab, Actors’ Playhouse, Palm Beach Dramaworks, The Wick, and Island City Stage. Laura is a proud long-standing member of Actors’ Equity and SAG/AFTRA, and when not on stage, works as a seamstress, designer and artist, and loves visiting her two incredible daughters whenever possible!
JACK WEISS
Mr. C
Jack is excited to make his Maltz Jupiter Theatre debut in Murder On The Orient Express. As a Boston born guy he began to love live theatre at an early age. His career led him on a different path, but appearing on stage has always been a lifelong dream.Might hollywood call?
MICHELE WEISS
Mrs. C
Proudly representing Agatha Christie as a supplemental extra in Murder On The Orient Express , is my Maltz Jupiter Theatre debut. I enjoyed various roles in London Community Theater, and once here, in 1986. Also, regularly participating in school Variety Shows for fundraising. Now retired; a wife and mother, I was born in England and have lived here since 1979.
EILEEN WEISSMANN
Miss M
Eileen is thrilled to be back on the stage at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre having been in A Sound of Music and Kiss Me, Kate. In addition to being a supplemental actor in the aforementioned shows, she is also the Box Office Administrator and Assistant Company Manager among other volunteer assignments at the Theatre. Thanks and love to Andrew.
CAROL MEDINA WRIGHT
Carol Medina Wright is delighted to be back on the Maltz Jupiter Theatre stage. She was last seen as “Mature Maria” in West Side Story. A former Flight Attendant, she met Mr. Wright one of her flights and has been happily married for 36 years. She enjoys pickleball and traveling. A shout out to her Mariner Sands playmates! She dedicates this performance to her Medina family and especially to Larry Wright who has made all her dreams come true. Thank you Maltz Jupiter Theatre for this opportunity.
VINCE WINGERTER
Male Understudy
Vince Wingerter is excited to make his debut at Maltz Jupiter! Favorite credits: National Tour of Mamma Mia! with performances as Sam and Bill , Regional: Harvey (Dr Sanderson), Something Rotten (Nick Bottom), Steel Pier (Bill Kelly), Me & My Girl (Bill Snibson), Fun Home (Bruce), Daddy Long Legs (Jervis), White Christmas (Bob), The Who's Tommy (Captain Walker), Mary Poppins (Bert), and Lucky Stiff (Harry Witherspoon) ~So much love to Jennifer and their 3 year old daughter Alora!
PETER AMSTER Director
Peter Amster is very happy to be back at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre, where he directed The Mouse Trap and The 39 Steps He has been directing and choreographing theatre and opera for over 50 years. In Chicago, where he lived for 40 years, he directed and choreographed at the Goodman Theater, Court, Northlight, Apple Tree, Route 66, Live Bait, the Lyric Opera, Chicago Opera Theatre, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, and Steppenwolf. Regionally he directed at such theatres as Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Utah Shakespeare Festival, American Players Theatre, Peninsula Players, Weston Playhouse, Indiana Repertory Theatre, Cleveland Play House, Syracuse Stage, Laguna Playhouse and Gulfshore Playhouse in Naples. Peter taught Theatre, Opera and Performance Studies at Northwestern University, Louisiana State University, California Institute of the Arts, Roosevelt University, and Columbia College. He resides in Beaver Island and Sarasota, Florida, where he is guest director at the Asolo Repertory Theatre, and where this production of Murder On The Orient Express originated. Special thanks to Ken Ludwig, for giving us such a fun ride on his Choo-Choo, and to Michael Donald Edwards, for rescuing me when I needed it most.
PAUL TATE DEPOO III
Scenic Designer
Paul is a scenic, projection, and production designer based in New York. His designs with Kennedy Center's Broadway Center Stage include: Guys and Dolls, 50 Years of Broadway, The Music Man, The Who's Tommy, Footloose, and Next to Normal. He recently was the production designer for Usher's Las Vegas residency, and Turandot in Vienna, Austria on the world?s largest opera stage. In 2020, he received the Helen Hayes award for Outstanding Scenic Design for his production of Grand Hotel at Signature Theatre where he also designed Titanic, A Little Night Music, Blackbeard, and Crazy for You. DePoo served as the Creative Director for The Great Work Begins: Scenes from Angels in America , benefiting amfAR's Fund to Fight COVID-19 which was listed as The New York Times's top production of the year. He recently worked on Dear World with New York City Center Encores, the Dancing with the Stars National Tour, and Sunset Boulevard at The Kennedy Center. He made his Broadway debut this summer with The Cottage at the Hayes Theater. www.pauldepoo.com.
TRACY DORMAN
Costume Designer
Tracey has previously designed Brighton Beach Memoirs, A Doll’s House Part 2, An Inspector Calls, The Mousetrap, and The 39 Steps at the MaltzJupiter. She has designed over a hundred productions at regional theater and opera companies around the country including. Her work has been seen at Asolo Repertory Theatre, Gulfshore Playhouse, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, The Cleveland Play House, Syracuse Stage, GEVA, Milwaukee Rep, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Indiana Repertory Theatre, Drury Lane (Chicago), Kansas City Rep, Virginia Opera, Kentucky Opera, Opera Omaha, Chicago Opera Theatre, Glimmerglass, and New York City Opera. From 20052008 she was an associate costume designer on the CBS daytime drama As the World Turns, for which she won a 2007 Emmy Award for Costume Design. Tracy continues to work in film & tv along with her theater and opera work. Please visit www.tracydorman.com for a more extensive listing of production credits.
JAMES E. LAWLOR III
Lighting Designer
Jimmy is excited to debut at The Maltz Jupiter Theatre with Murder on the Orient Express! Jimmy is a Scorpio, a father, a cat owner, and a music enthusiast, who enjoys single malt scotch and bourbon. He only runs when chased. Jimmy designs lighting for live performance, corporate clients, architecture, interiors, and more. New York work includes Broadway, Off Broadway, and beyond. In New York, his designs have been seen at The Public Theatre, BAM, Theatre Row, LA MaMa ETC, among others. Jimmy has worked regionally at Asolo Rep, Gulfshore Playhouse, Walnut Street Theatre, The Kennedy Center, Hartford Stage, Signature Theatre, Arena Stage, and The Shakespeare Theatre. In the world of dance he has collaborated with Ashley Bouder, Sarah Mearns, Liz Gerring, Annabella Lopez Ochoa, Lauren Lovette, and Josh Beamish among others. TV work for CBS, Fox, MTV, Comedy Central and Showtime. Corporate and retail work for: HBO, Samsung, San Pellegrino, Cadillac, Rihanna, and Tiffany & Co. Jimmy’s work has been seen internationally in Abu Dhabi, Sydney, Mexico, Austria, Canada, and Germany. He is on the Resident Lighting Design team of The Metropolitan Opera. MFA from NYU Tisch. Proud member of USA 829 and The Lambs. Floreant Agni.
MATTHEW PARKER
Sound Designer
Matthew was the resident sound designer at Monomoy Theatre in 1990. He has worked on sound and special effects at The Flat Rock Theatre in North Carolina on the world premiere of Gilligan's Island: The Musical and other shows in the 1992 season. Since 1993, he has been head of the sound department at the Asolo Repertory Theatre and designed a number of their productions. In addition, he wrote and performed the musical scores for The Count of Monte Cristo and Nicholas Nickebv. Outside the theatre world he has designed and programed the show control system for Livingston's Amusements award winning Bazooka Ball arena, and produced Livestream expositions for the National Watercolor Society. Matthew received his BFA in Theatre Production Design and Technology from Ohio University
GREG EMETAZ
Projections Designer
Greg is a filmmaker and video designer. Stage: Man of La Mancha and Three Musketeers ( Asolo Rep) , Vagrant Trilogy (Public Theater), Beauty & the Beast, Little Shop of Horrors (The Muny ), Champion , Fire Shut Up in My Bones (The Metropolitan Opera), La Fanciulla Del West National Center for Performing Arts Beijing, Tristan Und Isolde Croatian National Theatre. World premieres: M Butterfly (Santa Fe Opera), Bel Canto (Chicago Lyric Opera), Dolores (Claiborne San Francisco Opera), An American Soldier, Shalimar, 27, The Golden Ticket (Opera Theatre of Saint Louis). Screen: feature film Camp Wedding, short films: Bowes Academy, Spell Claire, Get the F K Outta Paris!, Death by Omelette and webseries Do it Yourselfie co-directed with Amanda DeSimone. He’s also created behind-the-scenes documentaries for Julie Taymor's The Tempest & Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark MINORapocalypse.com
KEVIN S. FOSTER II
Wig Designer
Kevin is elated to be back at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre! His work was last seen at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre in A Funny Thing Happened and I Hate Hamlet. Select Regional Credits include The Color Purple, 9 to 5, The Sound of Music, and Jersey Boys (Maine State Music Theatre); Chicken and Biscuits, Beehive The 60’s Musical, It’s A Wonderful Life (Virginia Rep); White Christmas, Titanic and Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella (The Fulton Theatre); Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Tuachan Center for the Arts). Kevin is a proud member of I.A.T.S.E. Local 87
where he has loved working as local wig and wardrobe hire for National Tours like The Lion King, CATS, Kinky Boots, Book of Mormon, and Hairspray. When not designing wigs for shows, Kevin loves designing wigs for female impersonators around the world! He has a Bachelor of Arts from Virginia Tech. Represented by Summit Entertainment Group. TikTok and Instagram: @wigsbykevin www.kevinsfosterii.com
LEE SOROKO
Fight Director
Lee is always delighted to return to the Maltz-Jupiter Theatre, having previously choreographed the violence for: Oliver, I Hate Hamlet, West Side Story, When The Inspector Calls, Newsies, Sweet Charity, Les Misérables, Kiss Me Kate, Beauty and the Beast, Dial M for Murder and Sleuth. He is one of fifty recognized Fight Directors and Certified Teachers of Stage Combat with the Society of American Fight Directors and is also a Theatrical Firearms Instructor. Lee is a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship recipient for his work in character mask and earned his MFA from the Professional Actor Training Program at the University of Texas at Austin. He provides professional fight choreography for theatre and opera companies across America. In South Florida he has worked with the Florida Grand Opera, Palm Beach Opera, Palm Beach Dramaworks, Miami New Drama, Zoetic Stage and Slow Burn Theatre. Currently, Lee is the Associate Professor of Movement at Florida Atlantic University.
JENNIFER BURKE
Dialect Coach
Murder on the Orient Express is Jennifer’s sixteenth production as dialect coach for the Maltz Jupiter Theatre, with Oliver!, West Side Story, Steel Magnolias, An Inspector Calls, Billy Elliot, Fiddler on the Roof, and Lost in Yonkers among her credits. Since 2009, Jennifer has been the voice and text coach at the Texas Shakespeare Festival. She is the Chair of the Department of Theatre Arts at the University of Miami, where she also serves as Professor of Voice and Speech in the BFA Comprehensive Musical Theatre training program. Jennifer earned her Master of Fine Arts in Acting degree from Brandeis University. She is a certified Associate Teacher of Fitzmaurice Voicework.
BENJI ARRIGO
Video Associate & Programmer
Benji is excited to be making his Maltz Jupiter Theatre debut with Murder on the Orient Express, and is excited to help bring Greg Emetaz’s design back to life. Originally from Bourbon MO, Benji currently resides in New York City as a freelance projection Associate and Programmer. In the summer, he spends his time as the Video Production Lead at The Muny in St. Louis. Graduate of the Dobbins’ Conservatory of Theatre and Dance at Southeast Missouri State University.
GREGG COFFIN Composer
Gregg is grateful to be making his Maltz Jupiter Theatre debut with his compositions for Murder on the Orient Express. He has composed, directed, arranged, and orchestrated the music for over a hundred productions throughout the U.S., Canada, China, and South Korea. His regional work includes An Improbable Fiction, The Book of Will, As You Like It, A View from the Bridge, and The Merry Wives of Windsor at American Players Theatre; Sweeney Todd, The Secret Garden, Animal Crackers, Hamlet, The Taming of the Shrew, A Christmas Carol, A Prayer for Owen Meany, Pride & Prejudice, King Lear, and Measure for Measure at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts; Dial M for Murder, Proof, Rough Crossing, The Illusion, Picasso at the Lapin Agile, and The Comedy of Errors at Geva Theatre Center; Theophilus North at Arena Stage; One Man, Two Guvnors at Berkeley Rep, South Coast Rep, The Alley Theatre and Pioneer Theatre Company; Appoggiatura, The Game's Afoot, The Whipping Man, Our Town, Death of a Salesman, and The Drawer Boy at Indiana Repertory Theatre; and many other productions at the Alabama, Georgia, Great River, Oregon, Santa Cruz, Santa Fe, St. Louis and Utah Shakespeare Festivals.
NIKKI LINT
Production Stage Manager
Nikki is grateful to be back at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre. Previous Maltz Jupiter Theatre credits include, Les Miserable, The Wiz, Other Desert Cities, Annie, Doubt, Red. Nikki was a Stage Manager Sub on School of Rock and King Kong on Broadway. National Tours include, Cabaret (ASM) and The Band’s Visit (SM). Earlier this year Nikki was the PSM for OffBroadway show Yes, I Can Say That with Primary Stages, starring Judy Gold and directed by BD Wong. Select Regional credits include, Mr. Holland’s Opus, Heartbreak Hotel, Billy Elliot, West Side Story, 9 to 5 , Young Frankenstein, The Addams Family, Saturday Night Fever (Ogunquit Playhouse); Billy Elliot, 42nd Street, Memphis,
A Chorus Line, My Fair Lady (Gateway Playhouse); Rock Odyssey (Adrienne Arsht Center); Reverie (Second City). Nikki is a graduate of The Theatre School at DePaul University and proud Actor’s Equity Association member.
JENNY LYNCH
Assistant Stage Manager
Jenny is proud to make her Maltz Jupiter Theatre debut with Murder on the Orient Express. She spent 10 years with the global phenomenon Blue Man Group before branching out into straight plays, musicals, dance, and more. Locally, Jenny has worked with Palm Beach Opera and the Palm Beach Film Commission. She studied theatre production and stage management at Emerson College.
CREG SCLAVI
Assistant Director
Creg could ask for no better way to make his Maltz Jupiter Theatre debut than with Murder on the Orient Express. Previously having worked on this production at the Asolo Repertory Theatre as Assistant Dialect Coach, he is thrilled to now join the team as Assistant Director. Prior credits include: Next to Normal - Associate Director (Paramount Theatre), Dead Man's Cellphone - Assistant Director (FSU/Asolo Conservatory), The Burdens - Music Coach (Urbanite Theatre), and multiple projects as Vocal Director for Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines. Holding his BFA in Musical Theatre from UW-Stevens Point and MFA in Acting from the FSU/Asolo Conservatory, Creg is currently the Stolp Island Theatre Project Manager at the Paramount Theatre in Aurora, IL, while also working nationwide as an actor, singer, musician, director, and educator. My deepest thanks to Peter Amster! www.cregsclavi.com
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 nineteenth season at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre as the Producing Artistic Director/Chief Executive. During his tenure, he has produced over 95 productions and subscriptions have grown to over 7,000 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 is honored to celebrate the Theatre’s 20th anniversary during the 2023/24 season. Andrew was the Creative Consultant/Coordinating Producer on the Tony Awards® for 13 years. His Broadway credits include: 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, Through the Looking Glass, and Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors, which made its off-Broadway debut in September 2023. 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 four years in a row. Andrew is a member of the Executive Trustee Council of the Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce. He is a proud graduate of Florida State University and member of the Society of Directors and Choreographers (SDC).
AGATHA CHRISTIE Author
Agatha Christie is known throughout the world as the Queen of Crime. Her books have sold over a billion copies in English with another billion in foreign languages. She is the most widely published author of all time and, in many languages, outsold only by the Bible and Shakespeare. She is the author of 66 crime novels, 150 short stories, over 20 plays, and six novels written under the name Mary Westmacott. Her work includes Murder on the Orient Express, Death on the Nile, and the genre-defining And Then There Were None. Agatha Christie’s first novel, The Mysterious Affair at Styles, was written towards the end of the First World War, in which she served in the VAD. In it she created Hercule Poirot, the little Belgian detective who was destined to become the most popular detective in crime fiction since Sherlock Holmes. It was published by Bodley Head in 1920. In 1926, after averaging a book a year, Agatha Christie wrote her first masterpiece. The Murder of Roger Ackroyd was the first of her books to be published by Collins and marked
the beginning of an author-publisher relationship that lasted for 50 years and well over 70 books. Ackroyd was also the first of Agatha Christie’s books to be dramatized – under the title Alibi – and to have a successful run in London’s West End. By 1930, Agatha had introduced a new character to act as detective. When she created Miss Marple, Agatha did not expect her to become Poirot’s rival, but with The Murder at the Vicarage, Miss Marple’s first full-length outing, it appeared she had produced another popular and enduring character. The Mousetrap, her most successful play of all, opened in 1952 and is the longest-running play in history. Agatha Christie was made a dame in 1971. She died in 1976. Agatha Christie Limited (ACL) has been managing the literary and media rights to Agatha Christie's works around the world since 1955, working with the best talents in film, television, publishing, stage and on digital platforms to ensure that Christie’s work continues to reach new audiences in innovative ways and to the highest standard. The company is managed by Christie’s great grandson James Prichard. Visit www.agathachristie.com for more information.
KEN LUDWIG
Playwright
Ken Ludwig has had six productions on Broadway and eight in London’s West End. His 34 plays and musicals are staged around the world and throughout the United States every night of the year. His first play, Lend Me a Tenor, won two Tony Awards and was called “one of the classic comedies of the 20th century” by The Washington Post. Crazy For You is currently running on London’s West End. It
was previously on Broadway for five years, on the West End for three, and won the Tony and Olivier Awards for Best Musical. In addition, he has won the Edwin Forrest Award for Contributions to the American Theatre, two Laurence Olivier Awards, two Helen Hayes Awards, the Charles MacArthur Award, and the Edgar Award for Best Mystery of the Year. His other plays include Moon Over Buffalo, Leading Ladies, Baskerville, Sherwood, Twentieth Century, Dear Jack, Dear Louise, A Fox on the Fairway, A Comedy of Tenors, The Game’s Afoot, Shakespeare in Hollywood and Murder on the Orient Express They have starred, among others, Alec Baldwin, Carol Burnett, Kristen Bell, Tony Shaloub, Joan Collins and Henry Goodman. His book How to Teach Your Children Shakespeare, published by Penguin Random House, won the Falstaff Award for Best Shakespeare Book of the Year, and his essays on theatre are published in the Yale Review. He gives the Annual Ken Ludwig Playwriting Scholarship at the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival, and he served on the Board of Governors for the Folger Shakespeare Library for ten years. His first opera, Tenor Overboard, opened at the Glimmerglass Festival in July 2022. His most recent world premieres were Lend Me A Soprano and Moriarty, and his newest plays and musicals include Pride and Prejudice Part 2: Napoleon at Pemberley and Lady Molly of Scotland Yard. His plays include commissions from the Agatha Christie Estate, the Royal Shakespeare Company, The Old Globe Theatre, and the Bristol Old Vic. For more information visit www.kenludwig.com.
MALTZ JUPITER THEATRE'S
NOVEMBER 28 – DECEMBER 10
Join us as twenty local not-for-profits come together to celebrate great work in our community by decorating their own unique holiday tree on display in the Maltz Jupiter Theatre lobby.
Participants Include:
Come vote for your favorite holiday tree and support local not-for-profits! ®
Prize Money Donated by: Roe Green and the Roe Green Foundation Hayes Farms trees sponsored by:
Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center, part of the Palm Beach Health Network, has been serving the medical and surgical needs of Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast for more than 50 years. When it comes to your heart, you deserve a hospital that has been pioneering some of the latest breakthroughs in medical procedures, advanced technologies, and award-winning cardiovascular care.
From performing Palm Beach County’s first open heart surgery in 1983, to now being ranked in the nation’s top 10% for cardiac surgery, we are dedicated to creating new services and programs to offer innovative solutions to you, including TAVR, MitraClip, Watchman, and the Convergent Approach cardiac procedures.
Our areas of care include:
• Advanced Certified Primary Stroke Center
• Comprehensive Cardiac Care at The Heart & Vascular Institute
• Cardiac & Pulmonary Rehab
• Dedicated Epilepsy Monitoring Unit
• Diagnostic Imaging
• Emergency Services
• General & Robotic Surgery
• Neurosurgery
• Orthopedics & Joint Replacement
• Physical, Speech & Occupational Therapy
• Urology
PERFORMING AR TS CLASSES FOR ALL LEVELS, GRADES PRE-K-12 FALL, SPRING, AND SUMMER SESSIONS
Sponsor a Local Child
Riley / Warrior
Riley is your typical bubbly eleven-year-old. She loves the beach, playing baseball, and going out to eat. The only difference is she has cerebral palsy and epilepsy that affects every aspect of her body. Aided with a power wheelchair, she doesn’t stay still for long. That’s because Riley is a warrior, and warriors fight on! To learn more about Riley, and meet our other incredible Warriors, visit chasinadream.org
Please Donate Today
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Chasin A Dream Foundation provides individualized, life-changing assistance to families with children battling cancer, heart disease, cystic fibrosis and other life-threatening illnesses and lifelong disabilities. With your support and resources, we can help ease the stress these families are facing. Our mission begins with LOCALS HELPING LOCALS® and investing in the health of our children. Together, we can make a difference for them.
DAVID GERRITS Owner, CEO
In 2014, with many thanks to Milton and Tamar Maltz, the Maltz Family Foundation, and 243 donors, the Maltz Jupiter Theatre successfully completed a $10 million Endowment that continues to secure the Maltz Jupiter Theatre’s future. In addition to contributing to the annual operations of the organization, Endowment funds will provide the support to the following initiatives this season:
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR GOLDNER CONSERVATORY STUDENTS
25% of our students receive scholarships throughout the year and no child has ever been turned away due to financial consatraints.
STAGING IMPROVEMENTS: AUTOMATION
Automating scenery in our theatre will have a multitude of advantages that will help to enhance the audiences' experience and reshape how we plan our productions from the ground up. Primarily, it allows for precise and repeatable scene changes, with endless flexibility to make adjustments quickly. This not only saves us valuable rehearsal time but allows us to create a smoother flow of our productions, leading to a more captive audience. This upgrade allows designers to create dynamic and interesting sets, without the audience being distracted by stage crew who would have been pushing that scenery on stage. Overall, adding automation to our scenery will elevate our productions to Broadway standards.
AMBASSADOR PROGRAM
With the completion of our 199-seat Second Space, The Island Theatre (opening in 2024/25), the Maltz Jupiter Theatre will have the opportunity to produce more diverse programmatic offerings. The Theatre offers so many experiences and our newly formed Ambassador Program will get the word out to the entire community on the many ways to get involved.
COMMISSION OF NEW WORK
With the developmental success of Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors that the Maltz Jupiter Theatre commissioned and produced in 2019, it is currently running to rave reviews off-Broadway. Additional productions are scheduled throughout the United States this season. We are once again developing A Christmas Carol which will hopefully be a perennial staple for our season as well as be licensed to other theatres.
UPGRADED WEBSITE
Customer experience is key to our success in welcoming our guests. Under the vision of Jeff Barry and our marketing team, an investment in our ability to provide a user-friendly environment to purchase tickets and get information on all we offer to our patrons has been accomplished.
ARTS CHANGE LIVES: A CASE FOR FUNDING
Education plays a paramount role in our mission, especially when schools face budget cuts in their arts programs. Understanding the importance of fostering creative thinkers, the Maltz Jupiter Theatre’s Goldner Conservatory provides an important outlet for our local children to explore their dreams. With the successful completion of our 8,600 square foot expansion, the Goldner Conservatory will, once again, have a permanent home in our facilities. The state-of-the-art design of our studios and classrooms and their strategic placement on the third floor of our new building, offers students unprecedented access to industry professionals. The close proximity of the Conservatory to our Broadway-scaled stage, the 199-seat Second Space, and the three-story Production Center further increases opportunities for students, creating a unique environment for artistic growth that cannot be replicated elsewhere.
Meet the members of the Maltz Jupiter Theatre’s costume shop, who work diligently and tirelessly behind the scenes, designing and sketching, hemming and stitching, steaming and pressing, all to bring you the fabulous Broadway-quality costumes you see today.
A round of applause for these unseen heroes of the Theatre!
Chelsea Tuffy
Sophia Lombardo
Brooks Behrens
Kelly Wilkinson
MANDEL JCC PALM BEACH GARDENS
IN THE MUSIC OF
LEONARD BERNSTEIN JEWISH IDENTITY
MON OCT 30 | 10:30 AM | $20 PER PERSON
While best known for West Side Story, learn how Leonard Bernstein maintained a lifelong involvement with Judaism. He wrote several works of music which were derived from the Old Testament, including Kaddish, and the Chichester Psalms, a choral work with Hebrew text.
Dr. Thomas Cimarusti, Professor of Music History at Florida Gulf Coast University, returns to the J for an enchanting multimedia presentation on Jewish Identity in the Music of Leonard Bernstein.
Host your event at Pelican Club, a waterfront venue with stunning views of Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse. With 25,000 sq. ft. of indoor and outdoor space, we cater to charitable events, award ceremonies, and more. Private charters on the historic Honey Fitz add a luxurious touch. With a menu crafted to your liking and hospitality that will delight your guests, you can expect a first-class experience at Pelican Club.
All-idays at The Square
The spirit of traditions meets unforgettable celebrations
Festive
programming November 11 through December 31
Discover all that is merry and bright this holiday season with a full schedule of festivities during ALL-idays at The Square. Create new memories with the family with visits from Santa, spirited holiday performances, artisan market pop-ups, nightly snowfalls and The Wishing Tree lightshow.
Wilmington Trust is honored to support the people and organizations who share their unique vision, talent, and creativity with the world, allowing us to gain a deeper understanding of what inspiration is all about.
We’re proud of our partnership with the Maltz Theatre.
Laura
ANNUAL DONORS
This list includes gifts to the Maltz Jupiter Theatre with accumulated totals of $100 and above that were received between October 1, 2022 and September 30, 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.
$1,000,000 and above
Anonymous
$200,000 and above
Anonymous
Cultural Council for Palm Beach County, Board of County Commissioners and the Tourist Development Council
Schwab Charitable
State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs and the Florida Council on Arts and Culture
$100,000 and above
AYCO Charitable Foundation
The Clark Family Foundation
Fidelity Charitable
Paul & Sandra Goldner
Roberta & Harvey Golub
Roe Green & The Roe Green Foundation
Dee Dee, Marty and Doug Jaffe / The Jeff Hunter Charitable Trust
Jana & Kenneth Kahn
Margaret A. Katz
Kaufman Lynn Construction
Thomas & Diana Ryan Charitable Foundation
Robin B. Smith
$50,000 and above
Admirals Cove Foundation
Anonymous
Mary Lee & Richard Bastin
Jane F. Napier
Sally & Tom Neff
John Osher
Dr. Alceste T. Pappas & Mr. Sylvan V. Endich
PNC Bank
Martie & Bob Sachs
Kristina & W. Scott Seeley
$25,000 and above
Anonymous
Veronica Atkins
Phebe Bauer
Edward T. Bedford Foundation
Bessemer Giving Fund
Mr. & Mrs. William G. Brown
Nancy Y. & Martin Cohen
Family Charitable Fund
Nathalie Pierrepont
Comfort
Maxine & W. James Farrell
Sandy & Isanne Fisher
Leah & Edward Frankel
Goldman Sachs
Philanthropy Fund
Esther-Mollie Hartman in memory of Jerry
Mary Ellen & Dermot
Healey
Betty & Rodger Hess
Jeffrey and Glenda Hoops
Lyn Ianuzzi
Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Metrowest NJ
Rosemary & Rick Johnston
Sallie Korman
Nancy J. Kyle
Elizabeth & James Li
Richard and Jackie Loynd
Milton and Tamar Maltz Family
Jack and Goldie Wolfe Miller Fund
Bill & Kay Morton
Beth Neuhoff & Steve Frank
One Cause - Broadway Ballroom Battle
John and Carol Parker
Renaissance Charitable
Kathy and Joe Savarese, Homecare America
Barbara & Peter Sidel
Susan Namm Spencer
Vanguard Charitable
$10,000 and above
Earl Abramson & Sheila Schlaggar
Ballen Isles Country Club
Baltimore Community Foundation
Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund
Joan B. & Richard L. Barovick
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Berg
Kurt & Renee Bolliger
The Boxer Foundation in memory of Anita Boxer
Howard J. & Emily Bromberg Family Foundation
Ann & Doug Brown
Jim and Nancy Bush
The Chicago Community Foundation
Fritz and BJ Clarke
Community Foundation Greater Des Moines
Brian & Laurie Conroy
Sharon & Carl Domino
Janene & Rich Edlin
Charles & Helen Ehlers
Dr. & Mrs. Bernard Eisenstein
Debra A. Elmore, A.K.
Consulting
Florida Power & Light Co.
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Flynn
Wallace A. Graham
Tarry & Ray Graziotto
Greenberg Traurig
Ann R. Grimm
Christopher & Jennifer Harris, AndersonMoore Construction Corp.
Nancy and Joel Hart
Rick and Nancy Heichemer
Monique Brechter & Steven Heinemann
Bea Herrick
Priscilla Heublein
Eva R. Hoard
Ann E. Howard
In Memory of James and Catherine Howenstine
Jodie & Dan Hunt and The Roy A. Hunt Foundation
Jewish Federation of Cleveland / Joseph and Florence Mandel Family Foundation
J.P. Morgan Charitable Giving Fund
Jupiter Medical Center
Brett & Rocky Langbert
Bob & Jennifer Male
The Maloy Family
Victoria & Hans Mautner
Michael G. McCafferty & Joseph U. Horton
Mr. & Mrs. Charles V. Moore
Morgan Stanley
Anne Mundell &David Betts
Lura Myers
Diane & James E. Perrella
Janis Ruan
Jane G. Rusch
Saks Fifth Avenue Palm Beach Gardens
Schacknow Family Foundation, Inc.
Rhoda & Chuck Steiner
Susan R. Sullivan
United Way of Miami
Mabel H. Vogel
Robert Warth & Maisie Barlow
Penni & Stephen Weinberg
Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Wilson
Marjorie Yashar & Gerry Gibian
$5,000 and above
Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Allen
Anonymous
Azeez Foundation
Candice W. Bagby
Marilyn D. Balous
Judy & Joel Bauer
The Bebe Foundation
Leslie Rogers Blum
Lynn, George, and Mark Bovenizer & The Bov Foundation
Charlotte Broussard and Kim Sowers
Susan Burke
Capital One
Jean & Russell Carpenter
Ann Corwell
John & Dianne Couris
Cox Foundation
Susan and John Damon, The Tux Shop
Mr. Lawrence De George
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Derbes
Mr. Denis Doyle
Kevin and Leah Dunnigan
Eliasberg Family Foundation, Inc.
Harriet & Karen Fine
Mrs. Karen Fischer
The Gardens Mall
Christina and Ronald Gidwitz
Ray & Gladie Gilmartin
Rona Goldstein
Gearl & Linda Gore
Dana & Karol Hamel
Margie Heney
Barbara and Robert Hurwit
Raymond James Charitable Endowment Fund
Peggy & Andrew Kahn
Jacqueline Kato & Howard G. Smith
Cheryl & Steve Kessner
Jane & Leonard Korman
Mrs. Loren Kovalcik and Mr. John Kovalcik
Mary Ann Lamont
Edward C. Lassiter
Lessing's Hospitality Group (Pelican Club / Love Street)
Bob Lichten, Sr.
Nivin and Duncan MacMillan Foundation
John McDonald Company
Carmel & Glen Mitchell
Anita & Robert H. Naftaly
Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Newman
Suzanne L. Niedland
Anna & Bo Polk
Larry & Heidi Raffone
Aarne & Arlene Reid
Dr. & Mrs. James Reiffel
Rhode Island Foundation
Patricia Ellen Rowell and Ron Becker
Joan & Alan Safir
Sandra Simon
Julie Simons
Avy & Marcie Stein
Marilyn & Kenneth Steinback
John A. Stevens
Bonnie & Tom Strauss
Heather Thomas
Stanley & Susie Trotman
United Jewish Foundation of Metropolitan Detroit
VIP Vacations Inc / Viking River Cruise
Frank & Mimi Walsh
Warner Family Foundation
Anne & Christopher Wiedenmayer
William and Katherine Wunder
Richard and Nancy Zeckhauser
Susan Zuckert & Steve Rogers
$2,500 and above
Alexandra Hufty Anlyan
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Barefield
Carole & Norman Barham
Tom & Barbara Bascetta
Dr. and Mrs. George Brener
Mr. Tyler R Cain
Patrice Cheviot
Barry & Wendy Cohn
Mr. and Mrs. Peter O. Crisp
David & Judie Drexler
Hermine Drezner & Jan Winkler
Janet L. Ellis
John & Muriel Eulich
Jane and Gerald Feibusch
Elaine & Larry Feit
Toby & Michael Fine
Mr. & Mrs. William Fink
Stephanie & Larry Flinn
Linda Frankel
Laura & Chip Goode
Gorter Family Foundation
Avrum Gray and Dolores Cowen
Mark & Judy Herrmann
Marlene Hewitt
Pamela and Craig Kahn Fund
Denise Kalland
Andrew Kato
Steve & Arlene Lazarus
Gerry & Sue Levy
Amy and Dennis Malaney
Karen T. Marcus
Betty and Scott Marsh
Mr. & Mrs. James M McKenna
The Michel Family Foundation
ANNUAL DONORS
Bel and Peter Miller
Modestus Bauer Foundation
Maddy Modlin & Lee Brandon
Northern Trust
Kerri Anne Paizzi
Dr. and Mrs. Simon Parisier
Mr. and Mrs. J. Geddes Parsons
Naj & Emily Pervez
Mark & Masa Pinsky
John & Monika Preston
Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc.
Sheryl & Jack Purcell
Frani & Dan Ridder
Jill & Heinz Riehl
Linda & Harold Rosenson
Sue & Steven Sim
Margaret and Dr. Lawrence Singerman
Rick & Pattie Sirvaitis
Virginia and Frederick Uhlmann
John & Carol Vispo
Ms. Sally Ann Weger
Dennis & Roseanne Williams
Ann R. Wimpfheimer
Tom & Bobbie Wolf in Honor of Anne Hartley and in Memory of Jack Hartley
Nancy and Elliot Wolk
Arlene & Gilbert Zitin
$1,000 and above
Diana and Jack Addams
Dr. Rahul Aggarwal
Mr. Michael Alosso
Robert & Anne Ames
Lynda Arnberg & Stephen Margaritov
Louise Austin
Keith & Helene Austin
William & Darrene Baer
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Barasch
Judy and Gary Bard
Sam & Judy Barker
Enma and Adrien Baron
Todd and Debra Barron
Janice & Michael Barry
Stanley Barshay & Lois Bennett-Yaffe
Anthony and Marcia Battaglia
Ronald Becker
Benaim Eye, LLC
Bob and Andrea Berger
Maria and Vittorio Bertuzzelli
Rena and John Blades
Mr. & Mrs. Deane Blazie
Judy & Jim Bloom
Will & Julie
Risa & Richard Borisoff
Linda and David Brooks
Ms. Jane Bryan
Sharyn & Bruce Buyers
Mary Ann Casey
Luila Cheverez, Premier Brokers International
Lester & Lorinda Chiang
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chisholm
Lois & Donald Chudacoff
Jean Claugus
Woody & Cynthia Collins
Frederick & Cynthia Cone
Lucy & Gordon Cook
Pam & Don Crile
Deborah Cummins
Mr. and Mrs. A. Haigh Cundey
Jay & Carole Cunningham
Eileen Daly
Mrs. Gale Davis
Kathy and Edward DeLorme
Chip DiPaula
Judy Divita
Janet & Phillip Dresden
Joan and Michael Dritz
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dubinsky
William and Leigh Duff
Belinda S. Eichler & Daniel Svorinich
Christina & James Embrescia
Don Ephraim and Terri Sriberg for The Donald M. Ephraim Family Foundation
Charles & Joyce Ezrine
Mr. Steven Feiertag
Larry & Barbara Field
Richard & Schuyler Field
Paul and Robin Foley
Deedee & Stewart Forbes
Aaron & Sylvia Rothenberg Family Foundation
Carol Frankel
Hannah & Briggs Fraser
Esta Friedman
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Fruscione
Anita & Jim Gabler
Ines & Oscar Garcia
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Garrity
Robbin and Alexander Gaudieri
Michelle & Gary Gluckow
Joel & Geri Goldberg
Golden Anvil Jewelers
James & Miki Gomez
Marilou Gonzalez & Daniel Tessler
Rae & Bruce Gordon
Barbara & Lawrence Green
Nina B. Griswold
Laurie and Phil Gross
Monika Gupta
Barry and Eleanor Hall
Anne Hartley
Debora Hartman
Ruth Hartman
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Heinemann
Fran Heller & Ron Gartner / BiCoastal Productions
Joshua Herrendorf
Helga and Werner Hiller
Evelyn Hobgood
Jenna and Lee Hoefert
Myra Hoffstein
Diane C. Honig
The Lisa L. Huertas Charitable Fund
Ann S. & Charles S. Hutchins
Theodore & Frances Hyde
Dr. Allan & Janet Jacobs
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago
Gretchen & James L. Johnson
Mr. Robert Joseph
Susan and Sydney Katz
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kay
Susan & Robert Keiser
Judy & John Keller
Debra Kelly-Ennis and Joe Nestic
Dr. and Mrs. John King
Myrna and Leon Kirschner
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Koenemund
Ms. Judith Kotick Hans George and Barbara Palmer Kramer
Mr. Eugene A. Kratus
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Lamotte
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Langer
Lerner & Lemongello Dentistry
Terry & Dave Liddell
Lilly Pulitzer
Deena and Stuart Lockman
Dr. John & Mrs. Diana Lorenzo
The Escoll-Lubeck Charitable Foundation
The Luchini Group
Mr. and Mrs. John Mabie
Dr and Mrs Richard P Margolies
The McCausland Foundation
David Meara
Nadine Melniker & Larry Dunkelberger
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Miller
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Miller, IV
Dr Marjorie Miller Kihn
Greg Mills and Lynn Richardson
Judy & Jim Mitchell
Ken and Harriet Mooney Charitable Foundation
Cary Moore & Richard Kristensen
Dr. & Mrs. Bud Mopper
Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan
Bonnie & David Morganti
Terry Morgenthaler & Patrick Kerins
Suzanne & Michael Moskow
Jennifer & Tom Mounce
Mr. & Mrs. Allan Muchin
Sally & Bob Neumann
The New York Community Trust
Kristen and Gregg Norman
Joe & Charlotte O'Connor
Bonnie & Pacy Oletsky
Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Parks
Stephen & Deborah Paul
Sharon & Rubin Pikus
The Pittsburgh Foundation
Sam & Anne Polk
Teresa & Rich Price
Mr. Jerry Pullins
Marcia & Louis Radler
Al & Sue Ramsay
Paul & Sheri Reback
Ms. Anne Reyes
Barbie Riegel
Robert Roath & Kelly Noel
Deborah Robbins
Donna & Stuart Robinson
Marie Romano
Susan & Arthur Rosen
Carrie and Stan Rosenbaum
Stefanie & Steve Rosner
Aaron & Sylvia Rothenberg Family Foundation
Mr. Jay Rothman
Zsolt & Mary Rumy
Abby and Reid Ruttenberg
Frank and Sarah Salizzoni
Mr. Sal Saraniti
Cyma and Ed Satell
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schein
Lisa & Peter Schiff
Guido & Elisabeth Schuler
Eleanor R. Seaman
Gail F. Sermersheim
Fred & Deirdre Shapiro
Pat and Bob Shapiro
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Shotwell III
Vicki & Richard Singer
Arline and Mark Slifkin
The Sosnow Foundation
Ellen & Martin Sperber
Jane and James Spingarn
The Honorable and Mrs. Ronald R. Spoehel
Margaret & Charles Staples
Mr. Craig R. Stapleton and Mrs. Dorothy W. Stapleton
Robert J. and Bonnie M. Stapleton
Joan & Harry Stecker
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stern
Mrs. Elizabeth Stevens
Carol & Daniel Strickberger
Rick & Lynda Strusiner
Susan Sullivan
Jim & Barbara Summers
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Thomson
ANNUAL DONORS
D'Vera Topol
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Trimble
Carol & Lawrence Uhlick
The Village Bootery
Gil Walsh
Pattie Ward
Bill & Lois Warner
Greg, Bettina and Noah Weiss
Eileen M. Weissmann
Michael Welch
Mr. and Mrs. William Weldon
Penny and Herb Wender
Mr. and Mrs. Ogden White, Jr.
Bill & Barbara Whitman
Kay Wight
Edward Winslow
Mr. & Mrs. Steffen Wolff
Glenda and Arthur Wolpert
Kenneth & Barbara Woltz
Christine & David Wood
Ken & Donna Wright
Mrs. Clinton R. Wyckoff III
$500 and above
Vickie Abrutyn
Ralph & Sandy Anderson
Anonymous
Barbara & Peter Aschheim
Linda and John Baumann
Sandy and Rick Becker
Benevity Inc.
Iris and Barry Bergman
William C. Bousquette
Stewart Brenner & Arlene Rosenberg
Ms. Anita Brush
Janet Budnick
Central New York Community Foundation
Constance Clapp
Mr. Jack Coden
Dr. Deborah Cohen
Ms. Bernie Cook
Paula Kaminsky Davis
The Deitchman Family Fund
Linda and Philip Dolen
Arlene Evans
Ms. Cecilia del Carmen Feiertag
Mr. David Feiertag
Madeline & Sidney Forbes
Robert & Andrea Fortunoff
Fred Astaire Dance Studios of South Florida
Mrs. Arlene Friedler
GBU Life
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Jim Goulard & Audrey Charlson
Frank Grobman
Candy Gustafson
Hass Plastic Surgery
Mark & Ellen Levine
Veronica & Bill Matthaei
Bill Mattison
Cathy L. & Robert F. McKeon
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Mello
Selma and Martin Mertz
Jared and Stephanie Miller
Gaye Nichols
Ted & Mary-Pat Northrup
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Oertell
Ann Langreth Orr
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parmelee
Roseann and Donald Pepe
Kandy Pinkstaff
Dee and Paul Reiss
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rocker
Mrs. Karen Romm
Mr. & Mrs. Lou Schneider
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Schull
Kendra Scott LLC
Linda & Richard Segalini
Craig Siegler/Beneffect LLC
David & Lois Smith
Ezri and Judith Sokol
Judith and James Studer
Merle & Jim Styer
Michael & Letty Tanchum
Mark and Tina Veil
Bill Warrick
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Weisler
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Wolfson
Herbert Zayon
$250 and above
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Babington
Patty and Bruce Barrabee
Maryellen & Paul Barry
Tracy & Pat Bennett
Adrienne and Harvey Berkman
BNY Mellon Charitable Gift Fund
Marshall & Brenda Brown
Efrain & Maria Casas
David and Shelia Cornstein Foundation
Pegi & Garrett DeGraff
Arline Frish
Marilyn and Carlo Funes
Bob and Renella Geary
Judith Goldberg
Gerald & Sarajane Goldstein
Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Gordon
Kathleen Greene
Paul Gruner
Jerry & Barbara Hamelburg
Joanne Harper
Ms. Phylis Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Horner
Ms. Harriet Hudson
Dedee & Stephen Lovell
Ruth C. Mead
Ms. Diane Meakem
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Kathryn Miller
Ruth and Peter Miller
Christine Minard
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Sheila & Sheldon Nierman
Erik and Heather Olsen
Rosanne Patchen
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Susan Tancer / Susan Tancer Studios
The Dress Collection
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Jane Vergari
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Wellington Seniors Group
Terry and David Wilson
$100 and above
Niva Abramsky
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Beverly Agee
Elizabeth Allred
Anonymous
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Gunster Law Firm
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Fred Corrado
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION MALTZ JUPITER THEATRE
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) 972-6106
Development: (561) 972-6150
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
Alceste T. Pappas, PhD, Chair
J. Philip Clark, Vice Chair
Milton Maltz, Chair Emeritus
Doug Brown, Eileen Daly, Janene Edlin, Debra A. Elmore, Maxine Poole Farrell, Linda M. Flynn, Paul A. Goldner, Roberta E. Golub, James O. Gomez, 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, John Osher, Janis Ruan, Robert Sachs, W. Scott Seeley, Robin B. Smith, 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
Christina van Vliet Rynasko
DirectorofDevelopment
Jan Adams
DevelopmentAssociate
Deja Gamble
DevelopmentAssociate
Charla Sramowicz
DevelopmentAssociate
Calvin Bankert
DonorManagementand
GiftProcessingAssociate
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
Gea Comune Clegg
Marketing/Community
Outreach Associate
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
Mary Stucchi Instructor
Box Office
Jay L. Johnson
BoxOfficeManager
Sarah Salmasian
BoxOfficeManager
Eileen Weissmann
Box Office Administrator
Erin Hennessey
Box Office Administrator
Artistic Department
Eloisa Ferrer
CompanyManager/Producing
Assistant
Eileen Weissmann
Assistant Company Manager
Volunteer Department
Nancy Cion
Volunteer Coordinator
Production Department
George Horrocks
Director of Production
Zach Kuhl
Technical Director
Wesley Seiderman
Assistant Technical Director
John Shamburger
ScenicChargeArtist
Tracie VanLaw
AssistantScenicChargeArtist
Andy Canning-Skinner
Properties Master
Jillian Feigenblat
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
Draper
Brooks Behrens
Draper
John Davis
Master Carpenter
Cassie Moore
Carpenter
Christian Pearson
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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