Misery Program

A NOTE FROM Michael Cochran

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Misery, adapted from the Stephen King novel by William Goldman, was released only this year for amateur theatre companies like Market House Theatre to produce. As I was searching for the perfect play for our October slot and to kick off the first fully produced show in our new Studio 200 Theatre, it seemed like a natural pick. We wanted something scary and memorable. The challenges were to take a well known book and movie and translate that into our small theatre. A “black box” theatre allows you to scale down scenery and focus on the acting. Locations within the house- the bedroom, the kitchen, the front door are represented by sections that are separated by darkness from the other sections to allow audiences to focus in on what’s important and use their imagination to fill in the blanks. I always find that the scariest people aren’t the ones who jump out at you and say boo, but the every day people that seem normal on the outside but have so much capacity for violence and cruelty on the inside in the name of, what they call, “love or affection.” The stalker or the “fan” who terrorizes the object of their desire because you never know what they are capable of.

Movies have it easy to do cut away shots in moments that include violence. On the stage (especially in our space) key pieces of action that included violence required a very close attention to detail because we can’t “hide” things with an audience on two sides and close up. It’s often a challenge to take something that so many people already know and bring it to life in a new production. This script by Goldman has trimmed down the book from often a dozen pages and several minutes of exposition time in the movie to just the bare minimum that is needed and left us with a powerful piece of theatre that drives towards its riveting conclusion ”like snow piling up in a Colorado blizzard” according to NBC New York reviews. I hope that our production will keep you as riveted as we were at the first read through.

Michael Cochran

Executive Director

Emily GriffinEducation Director

Emily Hensel

DanceMHT Director

Emily Suhrheinrich-WeeksDanceMHT Studio Manager

April CochranTeaching Artist

Charlotte Campbell Costume Director

Jerome Veit Technical Director

Brendan Corbett Assistant Technical Director

Alexandra Brue Resident Stage Manager

Ronda Gibson Development Director

Caleb Buford Marketing Director

Travis Hensel Facilities Manager

Lisa Humphrey Box Office Manager

Morgan PowellBookkeeper

Davin Belt Box Office Assistant

Robin Davidson Box Office Assistant Joshua Parrott Box Office Assistant

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Chris Beal President

Megan Mulry Vice President

Clint Combs Treasurer

Allison Rains Secretary

Phillip Chesnut Past President

DIRECTORS

Jessi Donaldson

Tim Durbin

Nick Gillespie

Jimi Gwinn

Nate Heider

Jon Oliver Craig Newbern

Regina Pea

Jared Sigler

Angela Troutman

STUDENT

ADVISORS

To be announced.

GRANTS

The Kentucky Arts Council, the state arts agency, provides operating support to Market House Theatre with state tax dollars and federal funding from the National Endowment for the Arts.

AAA Stow-A-Way Storage, LLC Allen Auto Sales Atlas Door of Paducah Atmos Energy Eyewear Express

Henneberger & Flynn Insurance Agency, Inc. Kathleen & Nick Gillespie of Arnold Realty Group

Mercy Health Lourdes Hospital

Peel & Holland Insurance

Stewart Girl Ministries/Rev. Dr. Bernice (Stewart) Belt Whitlow, Roberts, Houston & Straub

Williams & Roof Wealth Management Group of Wells Fargo Advisors

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PRODUCTION STAFF

Directed by MICHAEL COCHRAN

CAMPBELL

BY WILLIAM GOLDMAN BASED ON THE NOVEL BY STEPHEN KING Stage Management ALEXANDRA BRUE

AUDRA BLAKE TURNER as Annie Wilkes

TOM DOLAN as Paul Sheldon STEVE HUDGINS as Buster

JEROME VEIT

BRENDAN CORBETT

ALEXANDRA BRUE

JIM ECKEL

ANITA WHITE

DENNIS BRISTOL

CALEB BUFORD

AUDRA BLAKE TURNER (Annie Wilkes) is in her 26th season at the Market House Theatre. Some of her favorite roles include Annie Get Your Gun (Annie Oakley), Disney’s Beauty & the Beast (Belle), and The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Olive Ostrovsky). She was last seen in Steel Magnolias (Truvy). Audra has been a paralegal at Housman, Garatt & Duncan, PLLC for 10 years. When not doing theatre, she enjoys spending time with her husband, Jeremy, son, Jackson, and stepson, Caleb. Audra would like to thank her mom, Susan (her biggest cheerleader), her boys, and all the rest of her family and friends for always supporting her in various ways while she continues to live out her dream of doing live theater.

TOM DOLAN (Paul Sheldon) is glad to be back on the MHT stage having last appeared in A Christmas Book (Tom). He started acting at an early age as the class clown at his grade school. While his friends and classmates enjoyed his performances, his teachers weren’t as appreciative of his skillset. He finally stepped foot on stage in high school and hasn’t stopped since. He has been performing at MHT since 1992, when he was cast in Meredith Willson's The Music Man. He has appeared in over 40 mainstage productions, as well as numerous fundraisers and murder mysteries. He has also been in seven locally and regionally produced films, as well as appearing in commercials and TV shows. He is the coordinator of Murder To Go - a murder mystery troupe at the Badgett Playhouse in Grand Rivers. He is an avid Three Stooges fan and collector, as well as a St. Louis Cardinals & Blues fan. He and his wife, Lois, enjoy being “empty nesters” but love to visit friends and family, and always enjoy when sons Josh (wife Analiese and grandsons Max & Oliver), Matt (wife Ana), and Ben (wife Lyndsey) come home to visit. He works for Home Pro Advantage as a customer service manager. Thanks to Lois for always being a great fan and supporter!

AUDRA BLAKE TURNER

TOM DOLAN

STEVE HUDGINS

MICHAEL COCHRAN

TOM HANSEN

CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL ALEXANDRA BRUE

JEROME VEIT BRENDAN CORBETT

CALEB BUFORD DENNIS BRISTOL

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STEVE HUDGINS (Buster) is an award-winning writer and has a plethora of horror books available on Amazon. Victor Miller who wrote the movie Friday the 13th, calls Steve a "Horror-Meister to reckon with." Steve also has a podcast called Maniac on the Loose Scary Stories. It's a podcast that specializes in scary stories that will curdle your blood and send shivers down your spine! Steve writes the stories and narrates them. In 2008, Steve founded Big Biting Pig Productions, an award-winning production company that managed to release 10 feature length no-budget horror movies in 9 years. Over the past couple of decades, Steve has performed on stages all over the region and has also been in several movies and commercials. The last time he performed in Paducah, he was in Market House Theatre's Enchanted April. You can find out all about Steve's books, podcast and movies at www.maniacontheloose.com

MICHAEL COCHRAN (Director) is in his 38th year with MHT and has a Bachelors in theatre from the University of Wisconsin Whitewater. He attended Graduate school at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa and Graduated with a Master of Fine Arts in theatre from Southern IL University at Carbondale. Michael is a past board member of Arts KY and the Kentucky Theatre Association and is currently on the board of American Association of Community Theatre. He has worked in a variety of professional theatres and theme parks. In addition, Michael has worked professionally in dance, television, and film, and has won awards for design and acting. His original play, Eternity, was selected as one of the winners of the AACT NewPlay Fest 2018 and was published by Dramatic Publishing. He is married to April Cochran. Michael and April were awarded the City of Paducah Mayor's Award of Merit and the Chamber of Commerce Summit Award for their 30+ years of work at MHT.

TOM HANSEN (Scenic & Lighting Designer) Award credits: Singin' In the Rain, Oklahoma!, Harvey, Philadelphia Story, The Sound of Music, Disney's Beauty & the Beast, The Great Sebastians, Mornings At Seven, Big River, and Crazy For You (2010 nominee Colorado Springs Fine Arts Council). Favorite shows: Frankie & Johnny (American Stage), Grey Gardens (FreeFall Theatre), Chicago (Eight O’clock Theatre), 42nd Street (Sarasota Players), Hairspray (Peach State Summer Theatre), and Joseph...Dreamcoat (Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center).Tom dedicates his work to you, The Audience. Enjoy the show!

DENNIS BRISTOL (Stage Crew) Dennis took a break from acting after high school until a few years ago when he again took to the stage at the Brelco Theater. He is very happy now to be working with Market House, both on and behind the stage. Dennis was last seen in James & the Giant Peach.

CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL (Costume Designer) has over a decade of professional experience performing and costuming at theatres in Colorado, California, Vermont, Florida, Indiana, Washington D.C., and, of course, her home state of Kentucky. She has served as the Head Costumer of The Stephen Foster Story in Bardstown, KY, for the last two years. When she isn’t costuming other people, she is costuming herself—her most recent personal project was making her gown for her wedding to her fiancé, Joshua.

ALEXANDRA BRUE (Resident Stage Manager) is a 2020 graduate of SIU Carbondale with a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre, with a focus in Stage Management and Props. She has worked various jobs in theatre including stage management, props work, scenic painting and carpentry, and electrics. Some of her favorite Stage Management credits include Sunday in the Park with George, The 39 Steps, and Million Dollar Quartet

JEROME VEIT (Technical Director) graduated from Southern Illinois University with a degree in theater, specializing in technical direction. While at SIU, he was hired as Carpenter and Sound Technician for the theater as well as having sound designed several shows including Pippin and Punk Rock. In his final year, he technical directed To Kill a Mockingbird and was Assistant Technical Director for Sunday in the Park with George. Jerome also spent three summers working at McLeod Summer Playhouse as Carpenter, Lead Carpenter, then finally Sound Designer. Jerome has been participating in theater for over 15 years.

BRENDAN CORBETT (Asst. Technical Director) is a recent graduate from Berry College and is excited to join the Market House Theatre staff! He has previously worked at Des Moines Metro Opera and Porthouse Theatre. He would like to thank his friends and family for challenging him to pursue his career dreams in theatre and supporting him throughout, and he would like to extend an extra thank you to his mentors for all they have done to get him here.

CALEB BUFORD (Publicity & Marketing) is dedicated to creating and developing ways to share the power of the arts and arts education with the community through engaging content and effective media. Caleb’s work has been featured in many local & national publications such as the Paducah Sun, AACT's Spotlight Magazine, and Vue Magazine, and by other organizations like the Merryman House Domestic Crisis Center. Caleb is an Eagle Scout and alumnus of West Kentucky Community & Technical College (WKCTC). He recently earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication Studies from Northern Kentucky University (NKU).

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DONORS | THE NEXT STAGE

Market House Theatre gratefully acknowledges the individuals, businesses, and organizations who have contributed to The Next Stage, a $4.6 million campaign to expand performing arts programming for children and adults by creating classroom, rehearsal, and performance spaces for theatre, music, and dance. This expansion will have the significant additional benefit of continuing the economic growth and development of our community.

Listing as of September 23, 2022

$500,000+

Anonymous

$250,000+

Dr. Sharron Butler

Jeane & Joe Framptom

Ray Black & Son, Inc.

Bill & Meredith Schroeder John & Vivian Williams

$100,000+

The Black Family Billy & Mary Sue Brooks City of Paducah

CSI Merle W. Fowler Family Fund Dr. Wally & Gerry Montgomery Paducah Bank & Trust Company

$50,000+

Chris & Nancy Black

Dr. Chip & Denise Bohle

James DeCillis

Thomas A. DeCillis

J.P. & Kelley Kelly

Ron & Sandra Miller

National Endowment for the Arts

Richard & Cheri Paxton

Kent & Julie Price

Drs. Blair & Rheanel Tolar

Kristin & John Williams, Jr. Todd & Kim Yocum

$25,000+

Anonymous

Barbara & Jimmy Allen Pat & Carney Allen Don & Renie Barger David & Lindsay Black Heath & Tara Bowling

The Brien Family Pat Brockenborough Paula & Don Connell Four Rivers Nuclear Partnership Dr. Keith & Robin Kelly "Sandy" and Jean Meredith Mary Allison Ogden Linda & Jerry Severns Larry Stovesand Automotive Group

Mark Whitlow Ralph & Stephanie Young

$10,000+

AllianceBernstein Glen & Vicki Anderson Anonymous (2) Alison & Wade Bramlitt George P. Bray Jim & Brenda Brown Dia Mitchell Canter

Phillip & Amy Chesnut Michael & April Cochran Dr. William and Teri Coscarelli Delta Regional Authority David & Ann Denton Genie & Basil Drossos

Nancy K. Duff

Gene & Ann Edwards

Hal Ford & Anita Fleenor-Ford

Doris Glaz

Golden Eagle Distributing

Harper Industries Rowland & Susan Hancock

Sid & Justin Hancock

Jason & Toni Hibbs/Hibbs Insurance Agency, Inc.

Donnie James Mary Louise Katterjohn Mark & Mary Keef

Wendy & Kliff Kester

Claire & Dan Key

Hon. & Mrs. Tony Kitchen

Drs. Carl & Polly LeBuhn

Dr. James & Debbie Long

L.V. & Barbara McGinty

The Menendez Family

Tom & Cindy Miller

Peggy Paxton

Heather & Neil Pierce

Allan & Johanna Rhodes

Laura & Michael Taylor

UBS Matching Gifts Program

Buddy & Mary Ann Upshaw

Chuck & Lisa Wilkins

Sandra & Ed Wilson

Jim & Elayne Zellmer

$5,000+

Anonymous

Bill & Carla Bartleman

Bill Ford Interiors, Inc. Fowler & Emily Black

Lars & Molly Blythe Suzanne & Ted Borodofsky Denise Bristol

In Honor of Olivia & Edward Cave by Shelby Cave Cobb Clinton Franklin Combs

Tim & Kelly Durbin

Nick & Kathleen Gillespie Adrianne Gleeson

Juliette & Paul Grumley Mark & Michelle Hequembourg

Richard L. Holland

Julie & Nick Jaeger

Scott & Lori Johnston

Larry D. Jones

Dr. John & Fran Kraus Bill & Anita Lentz

Lydia C. May

Joshua Morehead & Clinton Warf

Megan Mulry & Terry Pagel

Don & Judy Oliver

Lee & Sharon Powell

Drs. Martin & Allison Rains

Charles & Gail Ransler Buddy & Ann Rushing

Hon. Tom & Phyllis Russell George & Lana Sirk

Dr. Richard & Leigh Smith Steve & Renee Tilley

Dr. Daniel & Ingrid Tkach

R. Brent & Jessica Vasseur Belinda Weitlauf

DONORS | THE NEXT STAGE

$2,500+

Anonymous (5)

Atmos Energy Corporation

Chris Beal

Pamela Benzing Kathy & John Caruthers

Cathy Crecelius C. K. & Carolyn Davis

Jackie East & Valerie Pollard Beth & Chris Haas

In Memory of Kaye Haas by Laura & Terry Haas Roy Hensel

Dr. & Mrs. Jeff Johnson

Roger Kellner

In Memory of Roger & Jeannette Kellner by Rogene Kellner-Stone

Al, Dana & Jensen Knudsen

Dawn & Jerry Lamb

Tonya Loyd Maurie McGarvey

Elyse Millizer

Marsha Wilkins Hurt Orr

Sara & Jerry Page Denise & Eric Romanak Jerry & Jean Smallwood U.S. Bank Foundation Wacker Chemical Corporation

$1,000+

Amy & Stan Allen Ed & Diane Bach Marie Baggett

In Memory of Paul Beane by Cathy Beane Ronald & Paula Beshears Yvette Brehm

Michael & Robin Brewer Jane Bright Jay & Pam Collins Rick & Ginny Coltharp Joe & Audie Craft Andrew and Catherine DuPerrieu Elizabeth Edwards

COSTUME SHOP

Amanda & Josh Esper

Sandy Farmer

Art Feather

Ronda & Brian Gibson

Bill & Mary Ann Graves

Terri Grief

Mary Hammond

Joan F. Hank George & Sandy Harben

Paul & Carole Haywood

Kim & Don Heine

Travis & Emi Hensel

Jean F. Hipp

Lisa F. Humphrey

Frances L. Johnson

Mary Katz

Jim & Tammie Langston

Dr. Brian & Krista Lea

Phillip & Vida McClure

Jason & Kathy McHaney

Doug & Becky McKee

Al & Mary McKeown

Gary & Lupe McMillan

Anne T. McNeilly

Rob & Judy Milford

Paul & Diane Quayle

In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. Arthur F. Rasche, Jr. by Rasche Cycle Company

Dan & Debbie Reynolds

Saladino & Schaaf, PLLC

Betty Schuppert

Victor Sredl

Hal & Debe Sullivan

Millard & Kim Summarell

Lee Titsworth

Scott & Kelly Walker

Scott & Kellie Wilferd

Anita Williams

Under $1,000

Anonymous (6)

Isabel & Kempton Baldridge

Katie Baker

Brian & Paula Bell

Anne Bidwell

Vickie Bilski

Ben & Ann Boone

Seth & Mary Bowden

Rick & Gaye Brewer

Cecilia Brown

Patrick Burba

Jan Burnett

Dr. Jim & Sandra Cargill

Suzanne Clinton

Glenda Collins

Ann & Phil Counts

Bill & Polly Courter

LeeAnn Culp

Michael & Rene Dawson

David & Pam Dewey

Toby & Debby Dulworth

Kathyrn Dukes

Martha Emmons & Hutch Smith

Frank & Sue Fletcher

Patricia Goddard

Pat Gottschalk

Rev. Lora Jean Gowan

Pat Gregory Drew & Amy Grey

Les & Susan Grimm

Ed & Carolyn Grogan

Paula Grubbs

Judy Forney-Hantle & Larry C. Hantle

Linda Hart

Reva Harper

In Memory of Katie Baker

In Memory of Tami Brewer by Jan and Jim Hylko

Tom & Eileen Ingala

Jackson Purchase Pulmonary

Medicine

Julia Johnson

Kathryn & Mark Joyner

Pat Kalicki

Bill & Carol Kaszubski

David & Edie Keeney

Mary Ann Kelly

Mike & Mary Legendre

Leslie Leidelmeijer

Herbert Martin

Soncie Martin

Stephanie McGlenon

Bob & Martha Miller

Rosemary O'Keefe

Susan S. Odum

Janice Overstreet

Nita Park

Dann D. Patterson

Don O. & Martha Peck

Laura Petrie

James & Nancy Petty

Charles & Sally Proctor

Bob & Cindy Ragland

Adelia Sams

Deidre Shadrick

Ana M. Sredl

Kevin & Mary Stigall

Kelley Sullivan

Ray & Shirley Sweany

Bettye Switzer

William & Delores Tankersley

Marie Taylor

Gene & Pam Whelan

Andrew Williams Counseling

Dr. & Mrs. Gordon Williams

Robert C. & Betty Wise Barbara Worthen Cindy Wurth

Bourbon so good, it kills... murder mystery dinner theatre

Master Distiller Pappy Mark Blanton, founder of Old Wood Creek Bourbon, suddenly died while tasting the lastest batch of his award-winning bourbon. Attend his wake to celebrate his life and meet his friends and family. You might even uncover the circumstances behind his death. Performances are November 11, 12, 18, & 19 at 7 pm each night. Tickets are $40 per seat (available as single seats or purchase a full table of 8 for $320) and include dinner and the show! Tickets & performance information are available at MarketHouseTheatre.org or by calling the box office at (270) 444-6828 (Monday-Friday 10am-5pm).

PRODUCERS | $5,000

Don & Renie Barger*

Dr. Sharron D. Butler

Community Foundation of West Kentucky*

Tom DeCillis*

Jeane & Joe Framptom Kristin & John Williams Stephanie and Ralph Young*

DIRECTORS | $2,500

Anonymous Denise Bristol*

Diane Byrd

Fred and Peggy Paxton

Non-Endowed Fund of the Community Foundation of West Kentucky, Inc. Rogene Kellner-Stone Ron & Sandra Miller* Kellie & Scott Wilferd*

BENEFACTORS | $1,000

Cathy Beane

Melanie Chapman

Jim DeCillis*

David & Ann Denton

Jeff & Sharon Douthitt

Stan & Missy Eckenberg* Martha Emmons & Hutch Smith

Terri Grief Mark & Mary Keef Molly Kelley* Keith & Robin Kelly*

Bill & Anita Lentz

Barbara McGinty*

Bob & Martha Miller

Tom & Cindy Miller*

Network for Good Sara & Jerry Page Kent & Julie Price*

Diane & Paul Quayle*

Tom & Phyllis Russell Shirl Scharine

Buddy & Mary Ann Upshaw* Mary Kay Washburn Shawn & Lonna Washer* John & Vivian Williams

UNDERWRITERS | $600

Dia Mitchell Canter*

Michael & April Cochran*

Claire & Dan Key*

La Petite Fleur Garden Club

Joyce W. Paxton*

Susan Piland* Linda & Jerry Severns Chuck & Lisa Wilkins

PATRONS | $300

Joan & Winston Adams

Ed & Diane Bach

Bill Bartleman*

Chris Beal

Ray Black & Son, Inc.*

Chip & Denise Bohle Book for Hope

Cafaro Foundation/Kentucky Oaks Mall

Dr. Jim & Sandra Cargill* Johnny & Kathy Caruthers*

* Includes 2021 Fred Paxton Challenge For Charities Donation

Phillip & Amy Chesnut

Ginny & Rick Coltharp

Clinton Franklin Combs

Ann & Philip Counts

Debra & Mark Curtis

Ross & Bonnie Daniels

Tim & Kelly Durbin*

Mark & Karen Edwards

Karen Falder

Art Feather*

Robert & Debbie Gandy*

John W. & Mary Ann Graves* Anne & Jim Gwinn

Mary Halbmaier

Debra E. Harned*

Nate Heider*

Roxie & Larry Jarvis

Larry D. Jones*

Kentucky Oaks Mall

Dr. Robert & Lisa Kupper

Dr. Jim & Debbie Long*

Meg Mulry & Terry Pagel*

Jonathan & Brooke Oliver*

Zoe E. Pagel*

Regina & Darryl Pea*

Paducah Printing

Drs. Allison & Martin Rains

Dr. Charles & Gail Ransler

Charles & Nancy Reeves

Buddy & Ann Rushing

Betty Schuppert

Jared Sigler*

Kelley Sullivan

Jack & Terri Telle

Angela Troutman

Jessica Perkins Vasseur

Scott & Kelly Walker

Jennifer Watkins

Dr. & Mrs. Gordon Williams Sandra & Ed Wilson

Market House Theatre's mission is to develop and share the creative abilities of children and adults through arts education classes and the production of plays. The organization also brings theatre into the schools as a teaching tool for math, science, social studies, history and literacy. Market House Theatre gratefully acknowledges the generosity of these individuals, businesses, organizations and agencies.

BRIGHT STAR, 2022

PERFORMERS | $150

Rick & Karin Ahrens

Frank & June Baggett

Marie Baggett*

Benita Black*

Pamela Benzing

Jeanetta Berry

Jennifer Beyer

Caleb Buford

Will & Sarah Black

Ben & Ann Boone*

Suzanne & Ted Borodofsky

Michael & Robin Brewer

Pat Bruce*

Geraldine & Mike Buford*

Mike & Caroline Cappock

Shelby Cave Cobb

Jay & Pam Collins*

Bill & Polly Courter*

Captain & Mrs. Dave Dewey

Denise Dillard*

Rev. Paul & Carol Donner*

Nancy Duff*

Ray & Kris Duncan

Bill Ford Interiors, Inc.

Sue A. Fendley*

Frank & Sue Fletcher

Melissa Gallip

Ronda & Brian Gibson*

Patricia Goddard

Juliette & Paul Grumley*

George & Sandra Harben*

Jan & Jim Hylko

The Johnson Bar Al, Dana, & Jensen Knudsen

Mike & Mary Legendre*

Leslie Leidelmeier*

Jerry & Ann Mansfield

Phillip & Vida McClure

Doug & Becky McKee

Gary & Lupe McMillan

Louis & Sally Michelson

Robert & Charlotte Midnight

Mary Paschall*

David Peeples

Ralph & Anne Prince

Phil & Linda Roof

June Stewart

Ana Sredl

Todd & Betsy Taber*

Jim & Candy Varble Dwayne & Tonya Watson

Ryan & Natalie White*

Gabriel & Sally Ann Willett Bob & Betty Wise

FRIENDS | $50

Jimmy & Barbara Allen

Bacon Farmer Workman Engineering*

Carla Berry*

Yvette Brehm

Susan & Bradley Brown

Colette Buford

Patrick Burba*

Jan Burnett*

Sheila W. Butler

Frank & Sharon Carvell

Barry & Donna Chapman

Donna Chu & Mark Crawford*

Camy & Mike Clark

Cathy Crecelius & Steve Parrott

Dan & Holley Dickens*

Tom & Lois Dolan

Jennifer Dowdy

Genie & Basil Drossos*

Kathryn Dukes

James & Michele Eastwood

Amanda & Josh Esper

Sandy Farmer

D. Preston Figge*

Elaine Fletcher*

Patrick Fletcher

Nancy Gall-Clayton

Pat Gregory

Les & Susan Grimm*

Friend of MHT

Sid & Justin Hancock Family*

Judy Forney-Hantle & Larry Hantle

Nick Harnice

Roy Hensel

Jean F. Hipp

Nancy Hobgood

Cynthia & Wayne Hopkins

Ava Nell Hornsby*

Carl & Patti Hosford

Lisa F. Humphrey* Ron & Linda Jackson

Fran Johnson*

Bill & Carol Kaszubski

Pat Kalicki

Knights of Columbus 11591

Christine M. Krueger*

Jim & Tammie Langston*

Lynn Lech*

Chuck & Deanna Leonard*

Marsha Leonard

Lepa Jewelry

Joe & Brenda Littleton

Carol McDaniels

Brenda & Brad McElroy*

Jason & Kathy McHaney

Al & Mary McKeown

Anne McNeilly*

Marcum Engineering*

Mike Martin*

Amanda Manning

Shirley Menendez, Ph.D.*

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Meredith

Dale & Frances Mittendorf

Roberta Morse

Edward Narozniak*

Irene Noeltner

Eddie O'Bryan*

Janice Overstreet

Steven & Shana Page

Don O. & Martha Peck*

J. Brandon & Jo Beth Price*

Charles & Sally Proctor*

Ladonn Record*

David Reed*

Dale & Charlotte Roberts

Lorraine Schramke*

Steve & Kristy Schwetman

Deedee and John Shadrick

Mary Ann Smith

Ray Smith

Victor Sredl*

Millard & Kim Summarell*

Ray & Shirley Sweany

Bettye Switzer*

Sharrie J. Thompson

Gary & Janice Threw

Dick & Mary Usher

David & Kathy Vaughn

Eberhard & Catherine Veit*

Barbara Webster

Chuck Williamson

Chip Wynn

Tom & Maxine Wynn

Clarence A. Woodall, III*

Bobbie Ann Wrinkle

Steven & Rene Yarbrough

Velva Yeomans*

Kimberly Yocum*

Elayne Zellmer

A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, 2022

SUPPORTERS | Under $50

Mary Ann & Jim Adams

Sabrina Beck

Amy & Tony Bevil

Fowler & Emily Black

Kenny & Mary Boaz*

Jennifer Booth

Jacob Bortell

Cynthia Bowman-Stroud

Ken & Robin Bradshaw

Chris Browning Kennedy Caldwell

Paula Cassibry

Lisa Clark

Shawn Coltharp

Lanette Cook

Jackie Cushman

Beverly Craig

Robin Davidson

Nancy Davis

Stephen Davis

John & Annita Deming

Rita Dotson

Walter & Mary Lou Elfen

CONTRIBUTING SUPPORT

Robert Fairless

Jill Faughn

Pamela Fee*

Terri Foltz*

Nancy Ford

Ashley French

Caitlyn Gallip

George & Doreen Gates*

Bridget Granados

Kelly & Adam Groves

Craig & Beverly Howard

Lynda Howard

Emily Ingram

Catriona Johnson

Jack & Kate Johnston

Sarah Judd

Roberta King

Joe Knudson

Fran & John Kraus*

Shirley M. Lanier

Lanier Strategies

Mary Beth Lea

Rachel Kline

Patricia McCann

LEGACY GIFTS

By remembering Market House Theatre in your will or estate plan, you create a lasting legacy that helps change lives through the performing arts. We are grateful for the following individuals and estates who have included MHT in their planned giving.

Sondra (Sandy) Barnes Bennett

Michael & April Cochran Dr. Charles Bohle

Richard L. Holland

Estate of Bette C. Whitlow A.O. (Chip) and Carrie Wynn

If you've already included MHT in your planned giving, we would appreciate the oppurtunity to thank you and recognize this enduring legacy of generosity. For more information, contact Development Director Ronda Gibson. 270.444.6828 ext. 103 | ronda@mhtplay.org

Nancy Murphy

Alan Oakley

Kara Olaes

Lauren Parker

Cliff Paschall

Jimmy & Nancy Petty*

Rebecca Purdue

Ryan Reed

Melanie Russell

Faye Shreve

Joseph Smith

Suzanne & Dale Smith*

Nancy Stalion*

John Steinbeck*

Jane Thomas

Delores Tuggle

Wendy Turnage

William Turner

Tammy Vaughn

William & Marie Wade*

Jason Wheat

Margaret Wurth

SCHOLARSHIP DONATIONS

Don & Renie Barger

Melanie Chapman

Victor Sredl

SUPPORT MARKET HOUSE THEATRE!

Market House Theatre relies on the support of our community to continue to bring the transformative power of the arts to Western Kentucky and Southern Illinois. We graciously thank all of our remarkable supporters. Please consider donating to Market House Theatre today. Scan the QR code or visit qrco.de/mhtdonate

DISNEY'S NEWSIES JR., 2022

CONTRIBUTING SUPPORT

TRIBUTES

In Memory of Rob Berry

Carla Berry

In honor of April Cochran

Dia Canter

In honor of Olivia and Edward Cave Shelby Cave Cobb

In memory of J.C. Dudley Kiwanis Club of Downtown Paducah

In honor of Bill Ford's Beaux Tie Day Jimmy & Barbara Allen Tom & Cindy Miller

In honor of Ronda Gibson Eddie O'Bryan

In memory of George & Jaunita Harned Deb Harned

In memory of my dearest husband, Charles E. Gregory, & my beloved son, Benjamin C. Gregory Pat Gregory

In memory of Martha Ann Johnston

Anonymous

Mary Ann & Jim Adams

John & Annita Deming

David & Ann Denton

Faye Shreve

Delores Tuggle David & Kathy Vaughn

In memory of Janie Jones Roxie & Larry Jarvis

In Honor of Elizabeth, William, & Emma Lanier Shirley M. Lanier

In Honor of Volunteering Since 1963 Lanier Strategies

In memory of Roger and Jeannette Kellner Rogene Kellner-Stone

In Memory of Mary Jane McGuire Kellie & Scott Wilferd

In Memory of Betsy Pinckley Jimmy & Nancy Petty

In memory of Rev. Ron Ruggles Ronda D.Gibson Ron Ruggles, Jr.

In memory of Charles Scharine Don & Renie Barger

In loving memory of Ken Schuppert Betty Schuppert

In honor of Clint Warf Kathy & Jason McHaney

ENDOWMENT GIVING

We would like to express our appreciation to all who have made donations to Market House Theatre's endowment fund over the years. Endowment gifts ensure the theatre's ability to provide quality perfomancances, serve as an arts education resource, and preserve our historic properties for future generations. We gratefully acknowledge our most recent endowment gifts:

Baptist Health Don & Renie Barger

Dr. Charles Bohle Michael & April Cochran Carson Myre Charitable Foundation* Thomas DeCillis

Merle W. Fowler Family Fund Paul and Carole Haywood Richard L. Holland

Larry D. Jones

Tom & Cindy Miller

Dr. Wally & Gerry Montgomery Fred and Peggy Paxton Endowment Fund of the Community Foundation of Western Kentucky Kristin Reese Williams A.O. (Chip) and Carrie Wynn

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