The Meldrum Theatre at the Einar Nielsen Field House
KAREN AZENBERG ADRIAN BUDHU Artistic Director Managing Director
by
TED DYKSTRA and RICHARD GREENBLATT
RICHARD TODD ADAMS MATTHEW MCGLOIN
2 Pianos 4 Hands was originally produced in April 1996, by the Tarragon Theatre, Toronto, in association with Talking Fingers Inc. and produced across North America and in London, UK by Mirvish Productions (Off-Broadway and U.S. tour co-producers with Ben Sprecher and William P. Miller).
2 Pianos 4 Hands is produced by permission of the Playwrights and Marquis Literary (Colin Rivers) www.mqlit.ca.
CAST LIST
Ted ............................................................................ RICHARD TODD ADAMS*
Richard ...........................................................................MATTHEW MCGLOIN*
Production Stage Manager ................................................................ EMILY ROTH*
Stage Manager ..................................................................... JAMES O. HANSEN*
*Members of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States
Electricians .......................... Sara Clarke, April Hennig, Dakota Sanchez, Dani Shipley, Sofia Vigil
Costume Technicians ................................................ Keanna Frodente, Rebecca Hayes
Wardrobe Running Crew ..................................................................... Sami Bell
Deck Crew ................................................................ William Hadden, Abish Noble
DIRECTOR’S NOTE
Welcome to the 30th anniversary production of 2 Pianos 4 Hands. It’s amazing to think that it’s been that long since Ted Dykstra and Richard Greenblatt wrote this show for themselves in Toronto in the 1990s. At the time, they had no idea how it would be received and were concerned that it would only appeal to other piano nerds. It turns out they needn’t have worried. As of 2025, 2 Pianos 4 Hands is one of the most successful Canadian plays in history, having played to nearly 2 million people in 10 different countries and 200 cities worldwide.
I recently wrote to Richard asking why he thought the show had such staying power. He wrote back: Although most people would describe the show’s journey and its continuing longevity as “successful,” I find it hard to quantify what that means...I think the populist nature of the story is what appeals to so many people. It’s hard to find anybody who didn’t have some kind of dream of greatness in whatever field. And with the unrealized dream that most of us experienced, the question of “what now?” is ubiquitous. Even extremely successful folks have sometimes told me that they actually had a dream of being successful in another field other than the one in which they are “successful.”
What struck me in the (much longer) note he sent, was how many ways he turned around the word “success,” questioning it and redefining it. As I age along with the show, I relate to that more and more. While 2P4H can be hilarious and impressive (we hope), it is also a powerful reminder that we get to decide what success is for each of us individually. It gives us permission to look kindly on the kid inside us that had a dream, no matter what came of it. May it continue doing that for a long time to come.
Tom Frey, Director
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR’S NOTE
Hello Everyone!
I can’t believe that it is already fall and another season is beginning.
While summer is considered our downtime at the theatre, it is hardly quiet—there has been a lot going on preparing for the season. As I write this note, all of the directors and designers for the season have been hired and the design meetings, where we begin to explore what all of these shows will look like and what technical requirements they have, will have already happened. We have completely cast the first three shows of the season, and are building the sets for the first two, while prepping the third. Equipment has been cleaned and repaired, and we even had a new elevator installed in the theatre lobby!
We have a truly exciting season ahead, full of some of our most anticipated works, and I genuinely hope you are planning on joining us for all of it. It is a pleasure, and an honor, to bring this work to you. Thank you for supporting live theatre and Pioneer Theatre Company.
Karen
MANAGING DIRECTOR’S NOTE
Dear Friends and Fellow Theatre Lovers,
Welcome back! There’s nothing quite like the energy of a new season and the joy of gathering together to share stories that move and inspire us. Theatre reminds us that even in a fast-changing world, shared stories have the power to bring us closer, spark new ideas, and open our hearts to possibility.
After reflecting on my first year here at PTC, I am reminded of the profound importance and need for human connection; that’s why I am especially thrilled to welcome you to this incredible season, one that celebrates the joy of coming together and experiencing the magic of live theatre side by side.
To our subscribers: thank you for renewing. Your belief in PTC means the world to us. Subscriptions are more than tickets; they’re a commitment to keeping live theatre vibrant in our community. If you’re enjoying what you see here, I hope you’ll share it with friends, family, and colleagues. A personal invitation from you is one of the most powerful ways we can grow our circle.
We open this season with 2 Pianos 4 Hands—a joyful, funny, and heartfelt celebration of chasing dreams and embracing the beauty of music. It’s the perfect reminder of why we come together in the theatre: to laugh, to reflect, and to connect.
Thank you for being here.
With gratitude,
“HEART AND SOUL”
FEATURED MUSIC
ACT I
Concerto in D minor, BWV 1052, 1st Movement (J. S. Bach)
Heart and Soul (Hoagy Carmichael)
The Birch Canoe (Leila Fletcher)
By the Stream (Richard Greenblatt)
Our Band Goes to Town (arranged by J. B. Duvernoy)
Sonatina No. 6 in F major (L. van Beethoven)
Sonata No. 16 in C major, “Facile,” 1st Movement (W. A. Mozart)
Sonata for One Piano, Four Hands in D major, 1st Movement (W. A. Mozart)
In Der Halle des Bergkönigs, “In the Hall of the Mountain King”, Peer Gynt Suite No. 1 (Edvard Grieg)
Concerto in D minor, 1st Movement (J. S. Bach)
ACT II
Prelude No. 15 in D flat major, “Raindrop” (Frédéric Chopin)
Asturias “Leyenda” (Isaac Albéniz)
Rondo for Two Pianos, Four Hands in C major (Frédéric Chopin)
Fantasiestücke No. 2 (Robert Schumann)
Sonata No. 8 in C minor, “Pathétique,” 1st and 2nd Movements (L. van Beethoven)
Ballade No. 2 in F major (Frédéric Chopin)
Mephisto Waltz No. 1 (Franz Liszt)
A Medley of Pop Tunes
Impromptu in A flat major (Franz Schubert)
My Funny Valentine (Richard Rodgers / Lorenz Hart)
Piano Man (Billy Joel)
Concerto in D minor, BWV 1052, 1st Movement (J. S. Bach)
From the Paramount Pictures film A Song Is Born Music by HOAGY CARMICHAEL
All rights on behalf of Mijac Music administered by Sony Music Publishing LLC
(424 Church Street, Suite 1200, Nashville, TN 37219)
All rights on behalf of Unichappell Music Inc. (BMI) and Chappell & Co. Inc. (ASCAP) by arrangement with Warner Chappell Music, Inc. All rights reserved. Used by permission.
MY FUNNY VALENTINE
Music by RICHARD RODGERS
Lyrics by LORENZ HART
Rights administered on behalf of Chappell & Co. Inc. (ASCAP) and Williamson Music Company (ASCAP) By Arrangement with Warner Chappell Music, Inc. and Concord
“PIANO MAN”
Words and Music by BILLY JOEL
Rights administered on behalf of JoelSongs (SOCAN) By Universal Music Publishing Canada
THE MEPHISTO WALTZ NO. 1
Written by FRANZ LISZT
Performed by VLADIMIR HOROWITZ
Courtesy of Sony Classical
By Arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
WHO’S WHO
RICHARD TODD ADAMS* (Ted) has had a long history with 2 Pianos 4 Hands, having first appeared as Ted in 2001. He’s thrilled to make his Pioneer Theatre Company debut after performing the show throughout the United States and Canada. He was last seen on Broadway in the 2016 revival of Cats, where he was the standby for Old Deuteronomy and Gus/Bustopher Jones. Richard is one of a handful of actors around the world to have portrayed both the Phantom and Raoul in The Phantom of the Opera, and Jean Valjean and Javert in Les Misérables. He made his Broadway debut in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Woman in White and a year later appeared in Boublil and Schoenberg’s The Pirate Queen. He won the Jeff Award for his portrayal of Javert in Chicago’s Marriott Lincolnshire Theatre production of Les Misérables. Regionally, he has starred in Jekyll & Hyde, The Scarlet Pimpernel, Ragtime, Showboat, 1776, Man of La Mancha, and Billy Bishop Goes to War. Richard received his Bachelors of Music from Trinity University in San Antonio, TX, and his Masters in Music from The Juilliard School. He has sung with symphonies in Cleveland, Naples, Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, Ottawa, Edmonton, Vancouver, and Raleigh. For more, please visit www.RichardToddAdams.com.
MATTHEW MCGLOIN* (Richard) believes in the power of live theatre to connect and heal, and he’s honored to reunite with Tom Frey and Richard Todd Adams for this show. He has previously been seen here at PTC in Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express and Prayer for the French Republic. TV: Law & Order, Investigation Discovery, History Channel. NY/OFF BROADWAY: Prospect Theater Company/59E59, The Cell, HERE Arts, Ars Nova, Tectonic Theater Project, Abingdon Theatre Company, Dixon Place, The Brick, BMI, The Lark. REGIONAL: Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Northlight Theatre, Mayfield Theatre, Laguna Playhouse, North Coast Repertory Theatre, American Stage/Jannus Live, Peterborough Players, Repertory Theatre St. Louis, Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater, Triad Stage, Signature Theatre, Olney Theatre Center, Folger Theatre, The Kennedy Center, Virginia Shakespeare Festival. BFA Acting, UMBC. www.matthewmcgloin.com // @jackie of all traits *For Helen, always… *
TED DYKSTRA (Playwright) Ted’s professional career began in Edmonton at age 15. Since then he has gone on to play leading roles on every major stage in Canada, from Hamlet at Theatre Calgary to Scrooge in A Christmas Carol at The Citadel Theatre, and often combining his musical skills in such roles as: Mozart in Amadeus; Cale Blackwell, a character based on Jerry Lee Lewis, in Fire (seven Canadian theatres); Shostakovitch in Master Class (Manitoba Theatre Centre); Glenn Gould in An Evening with Glenn Gould (National Arts Centre), Hedwig in Hedwig and the Angry Inch (Crow’s Theatre); and Cousin Kevin in The Who’s Tommy (Mirvish Productions). School children around the world know him as Bach in the film Bach’s Fight for Freedom. He is a veteran of both the Shaw and Stratford Festivals. As well as directing dozens of award-winning shows across Canada, he has acted in dozens of films and TV shows including The Expanse, Orphan Black and Reign, and has also voiced countless cartoon characters. Currently he is the voice of Dad Tiger on Daniel Tiger’s Neighbourhood (PBS). Ted is the co-founder, with wife Diana Bentley, of Toronto’s hottest new indie theatre The Coal Mine, and is a founding member of Soulpepper Theatre in Toronto. He has directed, acted, composed, and written for dozens of productions for both companies. His new musical, the smash hit Evangeline, was produced in Charlottetown, PEI for two seasons, as well at the Citadel Theatre. Currently he is composing music for Dion, a rock opera based on The Bacchae. Ted has received six Dora Mavor Moore Awards, as well as Gemini, Merritt, Sterling, and Chalmers Awards, and has oodles of award nominations for acting, directing, composing, writing, and producing. For him, all of the above pales compared to being the proud father of Theo, Rosie and Henry.
RICHARD GREENBLATT (Playwright) was born in Montréal and received his acting training at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London, England. He has performed in theatres across Canada and abroad, as well as in feature films, television and radio. He has directed well over 100 productions for theatres across the country; the vast majority being original and/or Canadian works. As a writer, he wrote or co-wrote: 2 Pianos 4 Hands, Sibs (also made into a TV movie for the CBC), The Theory of Relatives, i.d., Letters from Lehrer, Care and Soft Pedaling. 2 Pianos 4 Hands has played on five continents and in over 150 cities since it opened in 1996. Greenblatt himself has performed the play
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over 900 times across Canada, and in New York City, Washington D.C., London and Tokyo. He is currently co-writing a piece with David S. Craig called Athabasca about the tar sands and the nature of protest.He has taught acting, directing, and play creation at most of the theatre training institutions in Canada. He has also directed the premieres of many groundbreaking and award-winning plays for young audiences. Recently, he directed Waiting Room at the Tarragon Theatre, R-E-B-E-C-C-A at Theatre Passe Muraille, and The Incredible Speediness of Jamie Cavanagh for Roseneath Theatre, as well as acting in Oregano at the Storefront in Toronto and Late Company at the Theatre Centre. He has received numerous nominations for his work, and has won seven Dora Awards and two Chalmers Awards. He lives in Toronto with partner Tanya Greve and their daughter, Amelia, and is the proud father of Natasha, Will, and the dearly missed Luke Greenblatt.
TOM FREY (Director) is the US Resident Director of 2 Pianos 4 Hands, having directed over 20 productions of 2P4H at theatres around the country, including Portland Stage, The Cape Playhouse, Stages Repertory Theatre, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Pittsburgh City Theatre, North Coast Rep, and many others. He performed in the show over 600 times in the United States and Canada. Tom is the former Artistic Director of the Peterborough Players, having led the theatre through the pandemic with three critically acclaimed seasons from 2021 through 2023. Tom has worked as a director, actor, and musician in the industry for over 25 years. He is a graduate of the University of North Carolina School of the Arts.
YOON BAE (Scenic Design) Previous designs at PTC: Waitress, The Messenger, Once, Scapin, Once On This Island, Putting It Together, and The Lehman Trilogy. International highlights: Don Giovanni (Welsh National Opera), Candide (Tokyo), Three Thousand Troubled Threads (Edinburgh International Festival), Picasso’s Women (Ambassador Theatre Group), Running the Silk Road (Barbican Theatre), The Full Monty, Closer (Seoul Arts Center). USA highlights: A Little Night Music (Barrington Stage Company, Winner: BTCAA Outstanding Scenic Design), The Importance of Being Earnest (Arizona Theatre Company, winner AriZoni: Best Set and Costume), Disconnect (San Jose Rep, Winner: Bay Area Theatre Critics Award: Best Set Design), Actors Theatre
of Louisville, TheatreSquared, La Mama, NYC, San Diego Rep, CA. Yoon is Associate Professor at UNCSA, and a member of United Scenic Artists Local USA 829, Wingspace Theatrical Design, Society of British Theatre Designers, and British Equity. YoonBae.com
MICHAEL GILLIAM (Lighting Design) Broadway: Bonnie and Clyde, Brooklyn, Big River, Stand-Up Tragedy; The West End: Gershwin Alone; Off-Broadway: Cagney The Musical, Tappin’ Thru Life, The Best Is Yet to Come, Striking 12, Mr. Joy, Blue, Zooman and The Sign, Menopause The Musical; National Tours: Peter Pan, Guys and Dolls, Big River. And many of the country’s Regional Theatres. Awards: Los Angeles Ovation Awards, Drama-Logue Awards, Garland Awards, and the 1999 Career achievement award from the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle.
MATT MITCHELL (Sound Design) is excited to be collaborating with Pioneer Theatre Company again! Matt’s previous sound design credits include: Pioneer Theatre Company (A Case for the Existence of God); Weber State University (Alice By Heart); Sandy Arts Guild (The 39 Steps, Emma); and Draper Amphitheater (The Little Mermaid). Matt currently works full-time as Head of Audio for Upstage Companies, providing consultant work, system designs, and audio engineering work for various theaters, festivals, and venues across Utah.
JAMES O. HANSEN* (Stage Manager) is thrilled to be in his third season here at Pioneer Theatre Company! O ther credits include: Beautiful (Geva Theatre); Joseph… Dreamcoat (starring David Archuleta), Mary Poppins, and Wonderland at Tuacahn Amphitheatre; Clue (starring Sally Struthers), The Wedding Singer, A Christmas Carol at The Gateway Playhouse. James earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Arts Management from Dean College.
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Special thanks to his Mom, Family, and Ostie for their love and support! DHH.
PIONEER THEATRE COMPANY (PTC) Now celebrating its 64th season, the award-winning PTC is Utah’s premiere professional theatre company and a leading arts organization of the West. Led by Artistic Director Karen Azenberg and Managing Director Adrian Budhu, PTC presents world-class productions that celebrate diversity in culture and society, and serve as the connecting bridge between art and scholarship as an affiliate of the University of Utah. Notable productions include the regional premieres of Les Misérables, Sting’s The Last Ship, and Frank Wildhorn’s The Count of Monte Cristo, as well as the world premieres of Shucked (the first-ever Broadway tryout in Utah), A Distinct Society by Kareem Fahmy, Alabama Story by Kenneth Jones, The Messenger by Jeff Talbott, and Ass by Ellen Simon. For more information, visit PioneerTheatre.org.
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the art of live theatre as an essential component of society and advances the careers of its members by negotiating wages, improving working conditions and providing a wide range of benefits, including health and pension plans. Actor’s Equity is a member of the AFL-CIO and is affiliated with FIA, an international organization of performing arts unions. #equityworks
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Philip and Sara Baese
D.L. Bailey
Lonnie and Jill Baskett
Lora Beth Brown
Bernice Callahan
Robin Campbell
Kristi Deffner +
Wilma and Willie Dolowitz
Cindy and Warren Driggs +
Drs. Richard and Ann Engar
Kathy and Dane Finerfrock
Dennis Gassman In Memory of Carolyn Gassman
Douglas and Anne S. Gray
Cynthia and William Grua
Beth C. and Peter T. Hanlon
Francis and Joan Hanson
Janet and Ric Harnesberger
Janet Harnsberger
Ingo and Mary Henningsen
Darris and Gail Howe
Kevin Higgins and Leslie Peterson
Sally Hoffelmeyer-Katz
Jason L. Hoggan
John and Carol Huffman
Karen P. Hyde In Honor of Karen Azenberg
Michele and Dave Jenson
Dr. Richard Keller
Ann Kelsey
Larry and Karen Kraiss
Jeffrey and Jana Kuhn
Guttorm and Claudia Landro
Richard Scott Lemons
Louise Lochhead
Katy and Joel Macey
Darcia Mallory–Gordon
Sue Marquardt
George Maxwell In Memory of Shannon Elizabeth and Amanda LaRae Maxwell
Carol Spackman Moss
Peggy Newman
Amanda Norton and Jim Jacobs
Tim and Lynda Orton
Nathan and Jennifer Pace
Sonja Penttila
Karen F. Peterson
Nancy and Jerry Pitstick
Carol Prince and Janet Sparks
Roger and Susan Pyper
Janet Rogers
Mark and Jeri Russell
Gary G. Sackett & Toni Marie Sutliff
Edward Schmidt
Kenneth G. Shelley
Nancy and Ervin Trapa
Wayne and Carol Welninski
Henry Whiteside
Isaiah Wright +
Nancy G. Woodward
Contributors ($50 - $249)
Anonymous (11)
Mons Aase
Carolyn Abravanel
Denise Anders*
David S. Anderson
Patrice M. Arent
Paul and Cheryl Argyle
John and Linda Ashton
Kim and Michelle Ashton
Tobin Atkinson
Leonard Audey
Bryan and Tina Bagley
Grant and Margaret Bagley
Allen L. Barbieri
Bryce Barker
Stephen Barker
Mary Barnes
Kathleen E. Bayn
Sharlene Beck
Nancy J. Behnken
Reed and Jeanne Benson
Anonymous In Memory of Earle Robert Bevins III
Dwight and Gerri Bishop
Wendy Blankenship
Edward & Patricia Bonheur
Mary Borromeo and Dean Stephens
Wesley Brady
Alyce and Frank Brannan
Margie and Kendall Brown
Jace Bunting
John and Andrea Burke
Leeaine Welch Burnett
Tamara Burnside
Sharon and Joseph Butler
Brad and Leslie Campbell
Martin Caravati and Wanda Updike
Carolyn Carey
Nancy Challed and Steven Winitzky
David Chambers
Mike Chew
Tim and Kevin Chism-Bakker
Ray and Bobbie Christiansen
Carlyle and Shanna Clarke
Patricia and John Clay
Cathy Cornell and Karen Skinner
Rita Creasy-Murray
Cara David
Marc A. Day
Rebecca Wing Davis
Robert Diehl
Robert and Sue Dintelman
John Doane
Geoff Doiron
Joyce and Jack Dolcourt
Anne and Sandy Dolowitz
Terrell and Paul Dougan
Carrie and Randy Drown
Brett and Brenda Duval
David Dynak
In Honor of PTC Leadership, past and present
Laurel Eisinger
Anne Elliot
Walter and Gloria Elston
Mark E. Elwood
Lars and Susan Erickson
Sarah Farr
Damon and Brenda Fedor
Janet Fine
Lou Jean Flint
Dianne Franz
Ronald Q. Frederickson
Carolyn C. Fredin
Judy Friedman
Don Gale
Lynda Geddes
Jordan Gerton and Brenda Mann
In Honor of K.L. Alberts
Marc and Carol Gentner
Lisa and Jeremy Getson
Chuck and Jorga Giambusso*
Bill and Carol Gordon
Bernard Grosser and Karen McArthur
Bill and Carol Gephardt
Monica and Bruce Goudelock
Edwina Green
Dr. and Mrs. John Greenlee
Dan Sommers and MJ Gregoire
Peter and Sandra Haak
Kenneth and Maria Hardwick
Craig Hatch
Patti Hendricks
Robert and Tina Herman
Duane Hill
Shelley Hill-Worthen
Victoria and John Hoagland
Michael and Katherine Hodkin
Mari K. Hoidal
Debra Hoyt
Doreane Jarmin
Susan Jarvis
Elaine B. Jensen
Jerrold and Marjorie Jensen
Karen and Fred Johnsen
Melinda and Kevin Johnson
Robert and Lorna Johnson
Nancy Johnson
Heather Jones
Kathy Jorgensen
Martin Kearl
Mr. Gail Kelsey
Allison and Scott David Kendell
Saeid Zoomat Kermani*
Fonda Kersey
Patrice Kimball
Scott Kisling and Kathleen Kingston
Susan Kohler and Stephen Proser
Carolyn and Peter Kowalchik
Julie Kramer
Denise Lachapelle
Joan M. and Douglas S. Lake
Randall Woodrow Lalonde
Kent and Denise Landvatter
Harvey C. and Janice Lansing
Evelyn and James Lee
Howard and Nancy Lemcke
Anna and Claude LePendu
Steve and Karin Liimatta
Jennifer and Bert Lopansri
Anne and Howard Lowe
Diane Luke
Sarah E. Luskin
Edward Lyons
Rachel Mabey
Bonnie R. Macfarlane
Jane Macfarlane
Susan Madden
Gary and Ruth Manville
Erica Marken
J. Michael and Mary Mattsson In Memory of Ken Burton
Kristen McElwain
Patricia and Daniel Meldrum
Angela and Christopher Merrill
Elliott Merrill
Paul Mitchell
Peggy Montrone
James R. Moore and Kathryn Lindquist
Juli Morris
Michelle Murday
Michael E. Nash
Maura Naughton
Craig Nelson and Stephen Greene
Dr. John and Jennifer Newman
Jill A. Nutting
Patti O’Keefe
Kathi Ohlson
Julie Olson
Tim and Lynda Orton
Elissa and Bill Oshinsky
Helen Patterson
Dennis and Kathy Polster
Angie Pymm +
Margaret and Stanley Rajski
Askel Peterson and Rebecca Raybould
Richard D. Reinhold
Talia Ricci
Kathleen C. and D. Michael Rodman
Genevieve Maire Rosol
Sidney Rudolph
Rachel Sabin
Rachel and Andrew Sackett
Carolyn Sanders
Robert and Karen Sawyer
Sarah W. Schueller
Susan Schulman
C. Duwayne and Alice Schmidt
Eric Schoenbaum
Anna Schoening In Memory of Bill King
Ann Shaw
Maureen Shields
Randy and Deb Skeen
Robert and Margaret Sloan
Tani and Martin Smihula
Margaret Smoot
Janette and Brent Sonnenberg
G. and A. Spencer
Luann Spendlove
Stu Stanek
Kent Stanley
Jan Stirrat
Zach Stolarsky
Naomi and Dana Stone
William and Saundra Store
Annie and Cory Strupp
Barbara Svee
Jennifer E. Swenson
Arthur Swindle
Paul G. Tarver
Yvonne B. Thele
Marie Thompson
Michael Toth In Honor of Joe and Barbara Bentley
Jane Ullah
David Vergobbi and Anne Riordan-Vergobbi
Nona Vernon
Dave and Barb Viskochil
Stefanie Voigt
Perry and Margie Walters
Kenneth Ward
Lynne and Mark Ward
Larsen Watts
Elaine and Joe Weis
Martha Westman
Brian R. Wilkin
Sue and Thomas Williams
Stephanie Willis
Matthew Wilson
Cissy Wolff and Ron Sawdey
Joan Wong
Betty and Frank Yanowitz
Mindy Young
Stuart and Barbara Young
Connie Zaccheo
FOR YOUR INFORMATION
Emergency Exits are indicated to your right and left in the theatre. Please identify the exit closest to your seat location in case an emergency occurs.
Videotaping, photographing, or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited. This includes photos taken by phone.
SMART WATCHES, CELL PHONES, AND CAMERAS ARE DISRUPTIVE; even when set on silent or vibrate, they may disrupt wireless sound equipment. Please leave your electronics in the car, or turn them off entirely while in the theatre.
TEXTING is disturbing to the actors and your fellow audience members. Do not text during the performance.
If you might need to be reached during a performance, leave your exact seat location with the box office. The number for emergency calls is 801-581-6963.
We have a hearing assistance system that allows our hard-of-hearing patrons to sit in any seat in the house. Collateral required; inquire at coat check.
We welcome all persons. Those with special requirements should request assistance in advance. Refreshments are not permitted in the auditorium, but are available in the main floor lobby pre-show, and during intermission. Bottled water and approved PTC drink
containers are allowed in the theatre.
University of Utah is a non-smoking campus, both inside and outside all buildings.
Evening performances are at 7:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday; Saturday matinees at 2 :00 p.m. Please avoid arriving after curtain time. To avoid disturbing other patrons, latecomers will be seated at the discretion of the House Manager. This policy has been instituted at the request of many of our patrons.
Season ticket holders may exchange their tickets for another performance of the same play by notifying the box office at least 48 hours prior to the performance date. Tickets are non-refundable.
You may donate your tickets, helping yourself and Pioneer Theatre Company. If you are unable to attend a production, make a tax-deductible gift of your tickets to the Theatre so that we may re-sell them. Call the box office at least 48 hours prior to the performance date.
The Patron Services staff will serve you from 10:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. During the run of a show, the box office is open extended hours Monday through Saturday.
No children under age 5 are admitted to performances.
PIONEER THEATRE COMPANY STAFF
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
ARTISTIC
Associate Artistic Director/
.KAREN AZENBERG
MANAGING DIRECTOR
DEVELOPMENT
Director of Development ............ Marc A. Day
Director of Outreach ................ Eric Jackson
Resident Fight Choreographer ..... Christopher DuVal
Resident Scenic Designer ........... George Maxwell
Technical Advisors ....................... Lee Hollaar,
Reed Rossbach
PTC/University of Utah Interns ....... Elaia Echeverria, Rachel Johnson, Irey Oviatt, Sydney Rudel, Avneet Kaur Sandhu, Harrison Timm, Ella Mei Williamson
MANAGEMENT
General Manager ....................Heidi Bruce
Company & Operations Manager .... Dylan McKernan
Business Manager ..................... Cathy Arnold
Company Assistant ................ Shaina Runolfson
Season Artwork ............................ Modern8 Video Editor. .
PATRON SERVICES
Sophie White
Patron Services Manager .... Jenifer Christensen House Manager/Asst. Patron Services .... Nikki Baum Front of House ........................ Natalie Barela, Victoria Berryhill, Cormac Bywater, Jared Clark, Katie Crabtree, Samanta Cuallo, Greta Czachor, Ella Frank, Rachel Johnson, Amelia Jorgensen, Brighton Kidd, Carson Maestas, Elijah McCann, Kate Morris, Enrico Pachu, Sasha Pinegar, Caprice Schulte, Penelope Sherman, Nikita Swallie
MILLS PUBLISHING STAFF
Dan Miller, President; Cynthia Bell Snow, Office Administrator; Jackie Medina, Art Director; Ken Magleby, Graphic Design; Patrick Witmer, Web Developer; Paula Bell, Dan Miller Advertising Representatives
