ANNUAL REPORT
Celebrating Our 10th
“ This milestone season for Mosaic was a celebratory moment of reflecting upon our company’s remarkable 10-year history while looking ahead to our future with renewed inspiration and purpose. We invited artists who have built the organization’s reputation for creative excellence back home, re-investigated themes core to the company’s vision of putting community at the heart of our work, and welcomed exciting new local and national voices to Mosaic and DC for the first time.”
–Reginald L. Douglas, Artistic Director
None of this would be possible without you—our generous, dedicated community. Thank you for believing in us, celebrating with us, and making this journey possible!
OUR YEAR AT A GLANCE
REACHED
14,000+ audience members across the DC region and beyond
PROGRAMMED
40+ workshops, education programs, and public events
SERVED
1,500+ local students and senior citizens
GREW
attendance by 32% in single tickets & subscriptions
PARTNERED with 65+ nonprofits, arts organizations, schools, and local businesses
SERVED all 8 DC wards
RECEIVED 9 Helen Hayes Nominations and 3 Awards: Production of a Musical (Mexodus), Lead Performer in a Musical (Brian Quijada, Mexodus), and Director of a Musical (David Mendizábal, Mexodus)
SEASON SUPPORTERS
Mosaic Theater’s 24-25 Season was supported by Co-Founder Dan Logan & the Revada Foundation of Virginia, DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities, Mellon Foundation, Shubert Foundation, Eugene M. Lang Foundation, Share Fund, The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation, Busboys & Poets (in kind), Capitol Hill Community Foundation, MAP Fund, Vradenburg Foundation, and Partners Circle Visionaries David O. & Joan P. Maxwell, Cathy & Bob Solomon, the Steinglass Family Fund, Champions The Bookey Family Foundation, Bill & Evelyn Braithwaite, Deborah Carliner & Robert Remes, Ken Grossinger & Micheline Klagsbrun, Frank Guzzetta & Paul Manville, Leslie Scallet Lieberman & Maury Lieberman (of blessed memory), and Frank & Emily Vogl.
THE MORRIS & GWENDOLYN CAFRITZ FOUNDATION SHARE FUND
September 5-October 13, 2025 EXTENDED!
Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill
AUDIENCE REACTIONS
“Fantastic–very emotional and enlightening. It almost made me feel transported back in time! ”
“It was amazing. We were lucky enough to be there for the jam session after. What a special night and experience! Bravo!!! We’ll be back!”
Roz White and Mark Saltman.
Photo by Chris Banks.
By Lanie Robertson
Directed by Reginald L. Douglas
Mosaic Theater took audience members back to 1959 for an unforgettable rendezvous with Lady Day herself—the incomparable Billie Holiday performed by DC legend Roz White. Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill explores the triumphs and traumas of Holiday’s life and career while celebrating the resilience of Black women throughout history.
Presented in partnership with Washington Performing Arts.
SPONSORS
Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill was supported by Mosaic Partners Circle: Believers Jordan Lloyd Bookey, Felix Brandon Lloyd & the Bookey Family Foundation, Activists Susan Clampitt & Jeremy Waletzky and Bill Tompkins & Dana Brewington, Advocates Jeff Banks & Stacie Lee Banks, Jinny Goldstein & Michael Goldstein (of blessed memory), David Alan Grier & Jean Grier, David Grosso & Serra Sippel, and Cynthia Wolloch & Joseph Reid.
PRESS
“White does lovely work making Holiday’s tunes her own.”
–The Washington Post
“ A powerful, immersive theatrical experience!”
–DC Theater Arts
“Highly original!”
–Broadway World
DC News Now: Roz White and William Knowles performed live in studio on
Living Local DMV
Rudy Burwell (WPA Board Chair) and Cathy Soloman (Mosaic Board President) at First Rehearsal. Photo by Chris Banks.
Opening Night of Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill. Photo by Chris Banks.
October 31-November 24, 2024
The Art of Care
William T. Newman, Jr., Raghad Makhlouf, Tuyết Thị Phạm, Susan Rome, Billie Krishawn, Jabari Exum, and Tom Story. Photo by Chris Banks.
Raghad Makhlouf in conversation with Co-Founder Dan Logan and Gloria Logan.
Chris Banks
AUDIENCE REACTIONS
“A singular piece of art that has moved me the most in my life. The final scene felt like a loving hug from a dear friend. ”
“The Art of Care was absolutely breathtaking–profoundly moving–loved this production–will encourage everyone to attend!”
Photo:
Conceived and Directed
by Derek Goldman
An uplifting celebration of our local community from a global perspective! An all-star D.C. cast courageously invited audiences into their own worlds. Their riveting stories, combined with the voices of caregivers, medical professionals, and everyday people, created a deeply personal and universally resonant theatrical event.
Produced in partnership with The Laboratory for Global Performance and Politics at Georgetown University and developed in collaboration with The Global Health Institute, School of Health, School of Nursing, Medstar Health, and Medical Humanities Initiative at Georgetown University.
SPONSORS
The Art of Care was dedicated to Dan & Gloria Logan and supported by the Revada Foundation of the Logan Family of Virginia, Georgetown University, Kaiser Permanente, and Partners Circle Visionaries the Steinglass Family Fund, Champions Dr. Bill & Evelyn Braithwaite, Believers Frank & Emily Vogl, Advocates Steven Clay & Mike Smith, Mimi Conway & Dennis Houlihan, Ed Grossman & Rochelle Stanfield, Craig Pascal, Stephen Stern & Margaret Hahn Stern, and Rosa Wiener.
PRESS
“ A tremendously heartfelt and affecting world premiere. Almost entirely crafted from the perspectives of its seven-member ensemble, whose radical vulnerability is its marvelous lifeblood. The show also makes a persuasive argument about the equivalence of art and care. Both encourage recognition of another person’s perspective. Any time, but especially now, what could be more valuable?”
–The Washington Post
“ The Art of Care was more than a performance; it was a catharsis. It asked us not only to witness but to participate and acknowledge that caring for one another might just be the most powerful story we can share.”
–The 51st
The Art of Care featured in the Summer 2025 issue of Georgetown Health Magazine.
APRIL 3-27, 2025
cullud wattah
AUDIENCE REACTIONS
“The production cullud wattah was powerful and disturbing. Well done, and thank you for picking this play to do!”
“[Mosaic] is the top, most reverberant place to experience theater that resonates a social conscience–highly intelligent, deeply felt, and deftly executed. Thank you so much.”
Kelly Renee Armstrong and Andreá Bellamore. Photo by Chris Banks.
By Erika Dickerson-Despenza
Directed by Danielle A. Drakes
Set in 2016, cullud wattah explores the Flint, Michigan, water crisis through the experiences of one family.
FROM ART TO ACTION
“[...] We decided to provide each homeowner with a purification system, to filter out lead in cooking and drinking water. […] If it wasn’t for the deeply moving experience presented in cullud wattah, I’m not sure we would have made this decision. [...] Thank you for having the courage and wisdom to bring this production to our city.”
-Audrey Lyon, Executive Director Yachad
SPONSORS
cullud wattah was supported by Partners Circle Visionaries David O. & Joan P. Maxwell, Believers Dianne & Herbert Lerner and Cathy MacNeil-Hollinger & Mark Hollinger, Advocates Jeffrey & Stacie Lee Banks, Robert & Irene Harriet Blum, Debbie Goldman, Sari Hornstein, and Stephanie Phillips & George Murray.
PRESS
“ One of the most urgent and satisfying pieces of theater on DC stages now.”
–DC Theater Arts
“ A must-see! A searing indictment of environmental racism, a testament to Black resilience, and a spiritual reckoning, all in one. Bold design, and visionary direction.”
–MD Theatre Guide
Mosaic staff and Board at Earth Day Anacostia River Cleanup with the Anacostia Watershed Society.
Erika Dickerson-Despenza, Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib, and Reginald L. Douglas in post-show conversation. Photo: Chris Banks.
29-JULY 6, 2025
Andy Warhol in Iran
AUDIENCE REACTIONS
“This is what great theatre is meant to do.”
“Mosaic Theater has been a wonderful new discovery and experience. It’s a gem among the many DC area theaters.”
Nathan Mohebbi and Alex Mills.
Photo by Chris Banks.
By Brent Askari
Directed by Serge Seiden
In 1976, less than three years before her exile, the Empress Farah beckons Andy Warhol to begin pop-art portraits of the royals in Tehran. A fictionalized account of Andy Warhol’s real-life trip to Iran, Andy Warhol in Iran imagines Warhol being taken hostage by an Iranian revolutionary. A life-or-death struggle then ensues over revolution, responsibility and the arts. Award-winning playwright Brent Askari affirms the power of art to transcend boundaries and connect across cultures and time.
PRESS
“ A deep dive into Warhol’s carefully curated persona, a ritual celebration of the art form’s theoretical virtues— empathy, compassion and love.”
–The Washington Post
“ A heartfelt story! [Director Serge Seiden] hits every beat and then some. [He] deftly highlights the comedic moments without sacrificing the gravitas of the story and its subtext. While the story may be fictional, the history is fascinating.”
-MD Theatre Guide
SPONSORS
Andy Warhol in Iran was supported by Partners Circle Believers Deborah Carliner & Robert Remes, Activists Julie & David Zalkind, Advocates Nancy C. Beckley, David Alan Grier & Jean Grier, Julie Rios, Michael Singer & James Smith, Myrna Sislen & Bill Rice, and Dr. Frances & Tom Wills.
Swarthmore College alumni/ae group attends Andy Warhol in Iran including director Serge Seiden, playwright Brent Askari, and Atlas Performing Arts Center Founder Jane Lang. Photo by Chris Banks.
New Play Development
“ Mosaic’s commitment to new play development has yielded impactful work and meaningful collaborations. Through deep listening and a creative approach to producing, we uniquely tailor each process to the vision for each project and the artists at the helm.”
–Chelsea
Radigan, Associate Artistic Director
PRECARIOUS
By Steph Del Rosso
In December 2024, Mosaic hosted a developmental workshop (pictured above with actors Terrance Fleming and Mishy Jacobson) and reading of Steph Del Rosso’s Precarious as part of its Community-Engaged Theater Fund at the DC Public Library Northeast branch. This Fund supports the development of new work that brings artists and community members together and furthers conversations on social justice, racial diversity, and the importance of community.
See Mosaic’s full production of Precarious beginning June 4, 2026. The Community-Engaged Theater Fund is supported by the Capitol Hill Community Foundation, Eugene M. Lang Foundation and Ken Grossinger & Micheline Klagsbrun.
TRISH VRADENBURG NEW PLAY COMMISSION: 7TH STREET ECHO
Written and Directed by Paige Hernandez
In January 2025, Mosaic hosted a developmental workshop and reading of 7th Street Echo by Paige Hernandez, a Trish Vradenburg New Play Commission Recipient. Mosaic first began exploring the concept of 7th Street Echo with Paige in 2019, harnessing our artist-centered approach and responding to her needs. Mosaic officially commissioned the work tailored to her creative process in 2022.
This hyper-local, intergenerational story is rooted in the legacy of go-go and street drumming in Washington, DC.
POSTMORTEM
By Marilyn Ness
Directed by Sheryl Kaller
SEPTEMBER 8-12, 2024
Emmy Award-winning documentary filmmaker Marilyn Ness’ playwriting debut, POSTMORTEM, combines true crime with family drama to tell a story about one woman’s reckoning with her difficult childhood. Directed by Tony Award-nominee Sheryl Kaller, POSTMORTEM starred Outer Critics Circle Award-nominee Maddie Corman, six-time Tony and Emmynominated Tovah Feldshuh, and Helen Hayes Tribute-winning Nancy Robinette. The cast also included Jill Abramovitz, Alex DeBard, JaBen Early and Lolita Marie.
POSTMORTEM was supported by Partners Circle Advocates Drs. Susan & Daniel Mareck and Frank & Emily Vogl.
AUDIENCE
“ The performance was phenomenal. I applaud Mosaic for taking on such brave and creative new work.”
OUT OF CHARACTER
Written and Performed by Ari’el Stachel
Directed by Tony Taccone JANUARY 8–26, 2025
A Berkeley Rep production co-presented with Theater J Tony Award-winner Ari’el Stachel’s Out of Character weaves an expansive autobiographical tale of his Yemeni Jewish mixed ethnicity, mental health, and success – all to the tune of relentless humor and extraordinary talent.
Out of Character was supported by Partners Circle Activists Norbert Hornstein & Amy Weinberg.
PRESS
“ Out of Character is broadly resonant and timely [...] A disarmingly personal portrait of a perceptive and talented artist.”
–The Washington Post
THE REFLECTION SERIES
Mosaic’s innovative year-round Reflections Series harnessed the power of art to inspire connection, learning, and community action. In Season 10, we worked with dozens of partners to host special events that connected artists, playwrights, local leaders, issue experts, and community members from all 8 DC wards and across the region. We also hired our first-ever Education and Engagement Manager, Jacob Ettkin (photo top left), who has lead the programming and helped Mosaic expand our partnerships.
SPONSORS EDUCATION AND ENGAGEMENT programs were supported by Mayor’s Office of LGBTQ Affairs, Nora Roberts Foundation, and Mosaic Partners Circle Champions Frank Guzzetta & Paul Manville. THE REFLECTION SERIES was supported by Capitol Hill Community Foundation, Mayor’s Office of LGBTQ Affairs, and Partners Circle Visionaries Cathy & Bob Solomon, Champions Ken Grossinger & Micheline Klagsburn, Believers Leslie Scallet Lieberman & Maury Lieberman (of blessed memory), and Activists John & Meg Hauge. THE INTERGENERATIONAL MATINEE PROGRAM was supported by AARP, Capitol Hill Community Foundation, Events DC, Mayor’s Office of LGBTQ Affairs, and Partners Circle Advocates Janet & Robert Wittes. THE HIGH SCHOOL PLAYWRITING CONTEST was supported by Events DC, Partner Circle Champions Frank Guzzetta & Paul Manville Advocates Phyllis & Barry Caldwell, Leonade Jones, and was produced in collaboration with the DC Public Library.
INTERGENERATIONAL MATINEES
welcomed high school students and senior citizens for special performances during the school day, followed by interactive conversations with the shows’ artists.
“ I have had the honor of participating in [the Intergenerational Matinee] program, bringing my students to outstanding productions at Mosaic, completely free of charge. Each play we attended was not only artistically exceptional but also profoundly impactful for my students and me. These experiences have left an indelible mark on our collective appreciation for the arts and have provided invaluable learning opportunities outside the classroom walls.”
–Caity
Schneeman, educator at Cardozo Education Campus
“ I’ve always wanted to write. I’ve always wanted to be a storyteller, and to have that verified, for someone to say ‘yes’ to me, it feels amazing.”
–Destiny Linus, 2025 Contest Winner
THE HIGH SCHOOL PLAYWRITING CONTEST
provided opportunities for high school students to embrace their creativity, grow as theater-makers, and explore topics that are important to them and their community. Mosaic offered handson mentorship to help them write original plays, and the contest culminated in a public reading of the winning plays by professional actors at the DC Public Library’s Martin Luther King Jr. branch.
Intergenerational Matinee audience members on stage with The Art of Care cast after a show.
2025 High School Playwriting Contest Winners with Mosaic Staff. Photo by Chris Banks.
FEBRUARY 8, 2025
The Spark 2025 Benefit Celebration brought us together to honor Mosaic’s 10 years of impact and fuel the flames for a new decade.
As part of the celebration, we proudly recognized our Spark Honorees for their meaningful contributions to the arts and lasting impact on DC’s cultural landscape.
Joan P. & David O. Maxwell, Mosaic and DC Theater Supporters, for their dedication to new plays
OUR MOST SUCCESSFUL SPARK YET 250+ ATTENDEES
19 SPONSORS 20 HOST COMMITTEE MEMBERS
$140,000+ RAISED
THANK YOU TO OUR LEAD SPONSORS!
Mona Mansour, Award-Winning Playwright, honored for commitment to art and activism
Louis Davis, Jr. AARP DC State Director, Mosaic Theater partner
DONOR SPOTLIGHT: CATHY SOLOMON
Outgoing Board President, with special thanks for her years of Board service and philanthropic advocacy
“Cathy Solomon’s Board leadership over the past four years has been critical to Mosaic Theater’s success. She was instrumental in securing Artistic Director Reginald L. Douglas, activating a strategic plan, and guiding us through three years of unprecedented growth. Cathy’s friendship and unequivocal support have meant the world to both me and Reg—her joy and bright smile are signature aspects of her leadership style and are deeply appreciated.”
— Serge Seiden, Managing Director
CHAMPIONS OF MOSAIC’S MISSION
Our monumental 10th Anniversary Season was matched by monumental support. Thank you to everyone who donated and shares our belief in the transformative power of theater.
472 DONORS
Individuals, Board members, government, corporate, and foundation partners invested in Mosaic’s mission.
59 PARTNERS
Partners Circle members donate $1,000 or more annually and enjoy exclusive benefits and premiere recognition.
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STAFF AND LEADERSHIP
24|25 STAFF
Reginald L. Douglas, Artistic Director
Chris Banks, Director of Production
Nadir Bey, Technical Director
Michael Cottrell, Finance & Accounting Manager
Jacob Ettkin, Education & Engagement Manager
Serge Seiden, Managing Director
Sabrina Garland-Sash, Marketing Manager
Lina Khawaldah, Business & Operations Manager
Shayna O’Neill, Resident Stage Manager/Production Manager
24|25 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OFFICERS
Cathy Solomon, President
Jeffrey Banks, Vice President
MEMBERS
Craig Benson
Jordan Lloyd Bookey
Bill Braithwaite
Vince Brown
Deborah Carliner
Susan Clampitt
Steven Clay
Reginald L. Douglas
Bobbie Gottschalk
David Grosso, Vice President
Bill Tompkins, Treasurer
David Alan Grier
Juanita Hardy
Cornell Harris
Carroll Johnson-Welsh
Ted May
David J. Nolan
Damión Perkins
Leslie Scallet
Serge Seiden
ADVISORY COUNCIL
Kevin Cuddy
Debbie Goldman
Laura Hagood
Psalmayene 24, Andrew W. Mellon Playwright in Residence
Chelsea Radigan, Artistic Producer
Dina Soltan, Donor Relations Manager
Leonade Jones
Lisa Richards-Toney
Rosa Wiener
Myrna Sislen, Secretary
Andy Shallal
Michael Singer
Liz Steinglass
Stephen Stern
Muriel Wolf
Cynthia Wolloch
Julie Zalkind
A BALANCED BUDGET THAT REFLECTS OUR VALUES
Revenue
$2,689,242
Foundations: $1,098,637
Board of Directors: $388,904
Tickets & Subscriptions: $398,111 (+14%)
Individuals: $443,466 (+24%)
Government & Corporate: $261,342
Other: $98,782
View our financial statement online
Expenses
$2,689,242
Artistic Production & Programming: $1,237,805
Ensuring productions and programs are accessible to all community members
Saying “Yes!” to artists’ visions
Compensating artists fairly and equitably
Investing in new play development
Offering robust education and engagement programming
Salaries & Benefits: $1,187,950
Investing in our diverse and talented staff and contractors across the entire organization
Providing living wages for staff
Offering benefits that advance equity and staff retention goals
Fundraising & Administrative: $263,487
Ensuring programming is supported by adequate finance, HR, and operations functions
Raising funds and managing grants that make our work possible
Investing in Mosaic’s long-term sustainability
DONORS
The following donors made gifts between July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2025. We regret any unintentional errors or omissions from this list. Please contact Dina Soltan at Dina@mosaictheater.org, if you have any questions about your gift, or need information.
SHARE FUND
VISIONARY
$50,000 +
Co-Founder Dan Logan and the Revada Foundation of the Logan Family of Virginia
DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities
David O. & Joan P. Maxwell Mellon Foundation
Eugene M. Lang Foundation Share Fund
Shubert Foundation
Cathy & Bob Solomon
The Steinglass Family
CHAMPION
$25,000-49,999
Jordan Lloyd Bookey, Felix Lloyd & The Bookey Family Foundation
Dr. Bill & Evelyn Braithwaite Busboys and Poets (in-kind)
The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation
Deborah Carliner & Robert Remes Ford Foundation
Ken Grossinger & Micheline Klagsbrun
Frank Guzzetta & Paul Manville
HumanitiesDC
Leslie Scallet Lieberman
MAP Fund
Frank & Emily Vogl
The Trish Vradenburg Play Commission Fund, an Initiative of the Vradenburg Foundation
BELIEVER
$15,000-24,999
Craig Benson
Susan Clampitt & Jeremy Waletzky Events DC
Dianne & Herbert Lerner
Cathy MacNeil-Hollinger & Mark Hollinger
Mayor’s Office of LGBTQ Affairs
Prince Charitable Trusts
Myrna Sislen & Bill Rice
Bill Tompkins & Dana Brewington
World Bank Group Community Connections Campaign
ACTIVIST
$10,000-14,999
Georgetown University
Jean Heilman Grier & David Grier
Edward Grossman & Rochelle Stanfield
John & Margaret Hauge
Craig Pascal
The Morgan Fund at Seattle Foundation
Amy Weinberg & Norbert Hornstein
David & Julie Zalkind
ADVOCATE
$5,000-9,999
Virginia Q. Anthony
Jeffrey & Stacie Lee Banks
Nan Beckley
Irene Harriet & Robert Blum
Phyllis & Barry Caldwell
Capitol Hill Community Foundation
Steven Clay & Mike Smith
Mimi Conway & Dennis Houlihan
Debbie Goldman
Jinny Goldstein
Bobbie & Thomas Gottschalk
David Grosso & Serra Sippel
Sari Hornstein
Leonade Jones
Kaiser Permanente
The John F. Kennedy Center
Jane Lang & Robert Kapp
Lee’s Flowers and Card Shop (in-kind)
Susan & Daniel Mareck
Carl & Undine Nash
Stephanie Phillips & George Murray
Julie Rios
Nora Roberts Foundation
Michael L. Singer & James Smith
Stephen Stern & Margaret Hahn Stern
Rosa Wiener
Dr. Frances & Tom Wills
Janet & Robert Wittes
Muriel D. Wolf
Cynthia Wolloch & Joseph Reid
ALLY
$2,500-4,999
AARP
Nan Aron & Bernard Arons
Dixon & Susan Butler
Dallas Morse Coors Foundation for the Performing Arts
Dimick Foundation
Rickie Eatherly
Juanita & Melvin Hardy
Cornell Harris
Laura & Ted May
David J. Nolan & Helen Searls
Stephen Riddick & Adrienne Edisis
Jeffrey Z. Slavin
The Graham Stretch Family Foundation
United Bank
Gloria Weissberg
Carroll Johnson-Welsh & Joseph P. Welsh
Laura & Joel Whitaker
COLLABORATOR
$1,000-2,499
Arena Stage
Brian & Cheryl Argrett
Donna Ari
Candice Bryant
Mady Chalk
Jill Chessen & Daniel Cohen
Myra Coffield
Rosemary Crockett
Kevin Cuddy
Myrna Fawcett
The Betty and Wes Foster Family Foundation
William Hausdorff
Sherron Hiemstra
Michael & Carina Hornsby
Industrial Bank
Kay Kendall & Jack Davies
Kyle Kerr
Robert & Arlene Kogod
Ylene Larsen
Stephen Lee
Laura Loeb & Howard Morse
Ann Lordeman
B. Thomas Mansbach
Dorothy Marschak
Linda & Peter Parshall
Trudy & Gary Peterson
Ann A Philips
PNC Bank
Rose Powhatan
Scott Family Fund
Serge Seiden
Marjan & Andy Shallal
Laura Sherman
Jody & Brad Thayer
M. Elizabeth Thornhill
Mimi Tygier
Marion & Michael Usher
Josh Wilson
Al Munzer & Joel Wind
PATRON
$250-999
Actors’ Equity Foundation
John Alic
Jeremias Alvarez & Dominic Ceramino
Stanley Asrael
Marcie Bane
Jarrod Bennett
Natalie Bookey-Baker
Alice Boyd
Lamar Braithwaite
Steven & Susan Bralove
Cate, Diane & Brick Brewer
Vincent Brown & Gwenda deMoor
Thomas & Liz Cullen
Deanna Dawson
Andrew Dolan
Michael Dompas & Howard Griffin
Jarvis DuBois
Carl Duffield
Tim Ehrlich
John Eisner & Jennifer White
Clare Evans
Dorie Fain
Lore Ferguson
Jill Fields
Joey Fink
Ann Geracimos
Celina Gerbic
Aviva Goldfarb
Darryl Gorman
Adam Gottlieb
Charles Green
Ann Greer
Laura & John Hagood
Jack Hairston
James Hambuechen
Valerie Harrison
Margaret F. Hennessey
William & Marie Hoffman
Thomas Holzman & Alison Drucker
Toby Horn
Debbie Jackson
Susan Kelly
Tori Key
Melissa Klein
Alexander Kostura
Kathy Kretman
Dan & Sharon Kuebbing
Indira Lakshmanan & Dermot Tatlow
Arlene Levinson
Ellen Maland & Donald Adams
David Markey
Rob Marus
Buzz Mauro
Steven Mazzola & Dr. Jeffrey Akman
Ginger & Petunia McCarty
Malcolm McCluskey
Eugene Miller
Karin Millett
Tumpale Ngwira
Robert O’Neill
Steven Oatmeyer & Lawrence Pool
Miriam & Chris Parel
Jason Palmquist
Ane Powers
William Ragen
Linda Ravdin
Bo & Andrea Razak
Jojo Ruf
Barbara Russell
Nadim Salti
Jay O. Sanders
Emily Schaefer Omer-Man
Robin Shaffert & Dean Brenner
Mark Sherman & Edith Shine
Marianne Soponis
Stan Spracker
Schroeder Stribling
Karen Diane Stuck
Studio Theater
Scott Suchyta
Paul Tetreault & John Jeter
Elizabeth Vandenburg
Juan Velazquez
Mark & Cecelia Weinheimer
Mark Weinheimer
Barbara & Tommy Wells
Aaron Wienerman
Stephanie Ybarra
Gloria Young
Joy & Murray Zinoman
FRIEND
$1-249
Hallee Adelman
Betty Adler
James Albert
Dennis Albrecht
Michael Alexander
Paul Ambush
Jerome Andersen
Anargyros Anton
Cynthia Arnold
Amy Austin
Lisa Backer
Diane Bailey
Ellen Baker
Sally Barker
Maria Barker
Jasna Baron
Jeffrey Bauman
Meredith Beeson
Kathy Bell
Natasha Coco Benitez
Douglas & Susan Besharov
Mama Bi
Almudena Biosca
Shannon Bisselink
Barbara A Body
Roger Booker
Jill Bradbury
Donna Breslin
Valerie Briggs
Meredith Brody
Terrell Brooks
Neal Brown
Sandra R. Brown
Judy Byron
Jack Burke
Patrick Butler
Sarah Cain
Katherine Cain
Dorothy A Canter
Cathryn Carroll
John Chester
Mishka Cira
Jessica Clark
Sarah Cochran
Luisa Combs
Kate Conway
Carol Coonrod
Heavenly Cooper-Hill
Karen & Rob Cowden
Margaret Crane
Allyson Currin
Antonia Daly
Patricia DeBow
Robert Delaney
Elizabeth DeMarco
Bernard Demczuk
Andre DeNegri
Carl DeVore
Debra Diamond
Dana DiCarlo
Alan & Susan Dranitzke
John Driscoll
Paul Dumansky
Arthur Dunbar
Lucia Edmonds
Jerry & Roslyn Eisner
Katherine Eklund
Mehdi Eliassi
Iris Evans
Linda Falkerson
Tahereh Fazel
Barbara Feininger
Mindy Feldbaum
Hannah Feldshuh
Chris Filstrup
Sandy Fleishman
Daniel Fredricks
Douglas Freeman
Madeline Friedman
Kunthary de Gaiffier
Greg Garcia
Charlotte Gardes-Landolfini
James Garland
Evan Gay & Laura Steinberg
Dana Gillespie
Traci Goldberg
Margaret Golembiewski
Deb Gottesman
Sallie Greenberg
Lauren Greilsamer
Lori Gronich
Shenita-Ann Grymes
Kimberly Gube
Jenn Gustetic
William Mark Habeeb
Benjamin Harbert
Kathryn Harper
Layla Hashemi
Andrea Hatfield
Laurence Hausman
Tiana Hawkins
Patricia & Joseph Hawkins
Lynn Hawley
Daniel Hayden
Lindsay Heck
Alan Helgerman
Terah Herman-Seldan
Simon & Robyn Hinson-Jones
Donna Hobson
Michael Hodgson
Randy Howes
Gillian Huebner
Robert Mc Intyre
Janet Ishimoto
Ellen & Andrew Jacknain
Steven Jackson
Lourdine Jean-Francois
Rose Jenkins
Douglas Jenkins
Sandra Y. Johnson
John C. Johnson
Dale & Yolanda Jones
Mary Kaniewski
George Kassouf
Naomi Kawin
Phyllis Kaye
Steven Kelly
Kimberly Kemp
Anu Khan
Margaret Klein
Judith Knee
Hey-Jin Kong
Gregory Kooser
Josh Kramer
William Kreisberg
Betty Krier
Stephanie Kurtzman
Debra Laboschin
Vicki A Lancaster
Camille Larson & George Ruttinger
Susan LeClair
Tre Lee
Michael Lewis & Linda Singer
Mikaela Lidgard
George Lima
Stephanie F. Locke
Arthur Luby
Andrew Lyons
Wesley Macadam
William Maler
Jeffrey Maletta & Catherine May
Rosette Roat Malone
Lidia T. Martin
Michaela Martin
Louis Mazawey
Lane McClelland
Jeanarta McEachron
Sarah McMeans
Sharon & Ted Merli
Lenore Meyers & Mark Sugarman
Paul Michnewicz
Patrycia Meeropol Mikos
Douglas Miles
Keith Miller
Victor & Wilhelmine Miller
Gayle Monkkonen
Juan Montecino
Ashley Morehouse
Susan Morita
Jill Morningstar
Joseph Morra
Edmund Morris
Bruce Simons Morton
Amanda Moskowitz
Christina Motilall
Kevin Mulshine
Charles Myers
Jeanine Nagrod
Dawn Nelson
William T. Newman, Jr.
Jeremiah Nisbet
Claudia Nogueira
Jane O’Grady
Thomas Oberdorfer
Anita Odom
Tariq Omarshah
Judy Osborne
Theresa Owens
Yvonne Paretzky
Myrna L. Parker
Alexandra Parker
Joyce Pazianos
Damion Perkins
Brenda Peters
Amy Phillips
Jan Piercy
Robert Pierre
Mary Pitman
Kathy Pointer
David Powell
Estelle Quain
Francine Raizes
Barbara Rappaport
Ryen Rasmus
Diane Redvanly
Jack Reidhill
Lisa Reiner
Catherine Remijan
Eric E. Richardson
Bettye J. Robertson &
Samaria I. Sherman
Jo Anne Robinson
Ray Robinson
Miesha Robinson
KenYatta & Michelle Rogers
Pam Rogers
Denise Rolark-Barnes
Jessica Rosenbaum
Jordan Rose
Douglas & Lynne Ross
Marvin Rosskopf
Jamillah Russell
Edward A. Scallet & Roberta Warren Scallet
Cynthia Schneider
Frank & Irene Schubert
Chris Schwier
Donna Seeker
Fern Seiden & Tim Doherty
Linda Seidman
Sharon Sellers
Preeti Sethi
Howard Shelanski
David Shneyer
Stan & Paulette Shulman
Robert Sieber
Mary C. Sies
Patricia Silverthorn
Carolyn Skolnik
Tanya Slade
Molly Smith
Shirley Rivens Smith
Dennis Smith
Terry Sneed
Mia Snyder
Louellen Stedman
Shauna Steele
Allison Stockman
John Stoltenberg
Jessica Poppele Stone
Nicole Streeter
Bryce Sulecki
Lila Sultan
Michael Svetlik & Stacey Downey
Annie Sweeney
Gustava Taler
Sheila Teimourisan
Thomas Tesoriero
Phyllis Thompson
Elizabeth Vieth
Kaitlyn Walker
Kelly Waud
Daniel Weiss
Suzanne Wells
Gerry Widdicombe
Michael Wilderman
Barbara Wilkinson
Esther Williams
Carolyn Williams
Adarin Williamson
William Wilson
Roland P. Wilson & Valeria H. Wilson
Christopher & Beverly With
Lee Woodman
Eric Wray
Tanner Wray
Ed Zakreski
William T. Newman, Jr., Raghad Makhlouf, Tuyết Thị Phạm, Susan Rome, Billie Krishawn, Jabari Exum and Tom Story in The Art of Care .
Photo by Chris Banks.