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A Comedy of Tenors is a fast-paced, ridiculously passionate, farce about intensely passionate people.
Tito Merelli and his wife, Maria, wild and volatile Italians, face a crisis in their lives when Tito accuses Maria of having an affair. Of course, Tito is mistaken, but his fears cause an unlikely series of events for them both and for everyone around them.
Ken Ludwig has been popular with Pentacle audiences for many years, and in A Comedy of Tenors, he does not disappoint. I am very proud of everyone involved in this production. Actors, stage crew, technicians, and costumers — all have worked hard to make this a fun evening for our audiences. A very special thanks to my wonderful Assistant Director, Beverly Freitas, who has gone several extra miles to help bring this show to fruition.
When asked on his deathbed if dying was hard, Edmund Gwenn, famous for playing Kris Kringle in Miracle on 34th Street, is attributed with replying, "Not nearly as difficult as playing comedy." Our team has put in a lot of hard work and a great deal of laughter to be able to bring this delightful show to the stage. We all hope you enjoy it and have a lovely evening. “Ha Haa!”
Jennifer Gimzewski Director
LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Pentacle Theatre in Salem is located within the ancestral homelands of the Kalapuya, Yamhill, and Luckiamute people who have lived here since time immemorial. In the 1850s, these tribes were displaced by colonization and were eventually resettled on reservations. We celebrate and honor the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde and the Confederated Tribes of Siletz members, their resilience, and their present and future right to this land.
Something for Everyone
CAST
HENRY SAUNDERS Joe Martin
MAX Joshua Lucas DeLeon
MARIA MERELLI V. Simone Stewart
CARLO NUCCI ............................................................................... Carson Abrahamson
TITO MERELLI/BEPPO .............................................................................. Ken Hermens
MIMI ........................................................................................................... Maya Griffin
RACON Geri Lyne Greeno
JACQUES (RECORDED) Krikor Gazarian
TIME &
PLACE
Paris, 1936
The show runs approximately 2 hours with a 15-minute intermission.
“Ken Ludwig's A Comedy of Tenors” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc.
www.concordtheatricals.com
Written by Ken Ludwig
PRODUCTION STAFF
DIRECTOR Jennifer Gimzewski
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Beverly L. Freitas
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR ............................................................................ Ch ris Benham
STAGE MANAGER Doug Swaim
ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS .............................. Krikor Gazarian & Tabitha Wood
INTIMACY DIRECTOR Janice Munk
PROPS & SET DRESSING Diane Klingerman
LIGHT/SOUND BOOTH David Duncan
LIGHTING DESIGN Wendy Boyack
SOUND DESIGN ............................................................................................ Liz Rogers
COSTUME DESIGN Jennifer Bates & Shaula Coulson
COSTUME MAINTENANCE ............................................................ Jamie Breckeridge
HAIR & WIGS Alexa Gray & Doug Gray
STAGE FALLS & FIGHT DIRECTION Paul Malone & Th e Fake Fight Company
BACKSTAGE CREW ........................ Ara Duddl esten, Krikor Gazarian, Tabitha Wood
SET CONSTRUCTION Carson Abrahamson, Ken Hermens, Jeff Witt
LIGHT HANG ........................................................ Carson Abrahamson and Jeff Witt
PRODUCTION CONSULTANT Jo Dodge
PHOTOGRAPHY Vic ki Woods
POSTER DESIGN ...................................................................................... Is aac Mitchell
PROGRAM DESIGN C arlee Wright
HOUSE MANAGER ............................................................................... Michael Freitas
BOARD LIAISONS Fawnia Oblack & Noah Vanderberg
SPECIAL THANKS
Sarah Albertus | Gallery Theatre | Wade King
SEASON 2026
Celebrating 72 years of sharing art with our community, Pentacle Theatre is proud to present its 2026 season.
March 20 - April 11
Aug 14 - Sept 5
May 8 - 30
Oct 2 - 24
Jan 30 - Feb 21
June 26 - July 18
Nov 20 - Dec 12
Stay tuned for updates on season ticket sales, upcoming
Jennifer Gimzewski Director
Jennifer is a veteran Pentacle performer, director, and volunteer. She most recently directed Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley. She has directed several plays at Pentacle, including Leading Ladies, The Women of Lockerbie, and The Cake. She was also the assistant director for Neil Simon’s Brighton Beach Memoirs and Rabbit Hole. She works at Salem Art Association's Bush Barn Art Center as an Exhibitions Director. Her hobbies include reading and painting. Jennifer lives with her cat, Mufasa.
Beverly L. Freitas Assistant Director
Beverly is excited to be working once again with Jennifer Gimzewski as Assistant Director. Her previous Pentacle Theatre experience includes lights, sound, and crew work on Over the River and Through the Woods, Rabbit Hole, and Ripcord On stage, she has appeared as Kate in Brighton Beach Memoirs (2023/24) and as Mother Miriam Ruth in Agnes of God (2025).
A retired professional, Beverly is now a dedicated Pentacle Theatre volunteer. She serves as Co-Chair of the Hospitality Guild, is a member of the Script Reading, Fundraising, and Nominating Committees, and also works regularly in the Pentacle office.
Beverly has been happily married to her supportive (and very patient) husband for 44 years and is the proud mother of two sons who live and work in California and Chicago. Outside of theatre, she enjoys camping, fishing, reading, writing, and crafting.
She extends heartfelt thanks to the talented cast and crew of this production and to the Pentacle Theatre family for their tireless support and friendship.
UPCOMING AUDITIONS
Ken Ludwig Author
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.
Carson Abrahamson
Carlo Nucci
Carson is excited to be joining the cast of A Comedy of Tenors for his sixth production at Pentacle Theatre. Most recently, you may have seen Carson as Will Bloom in Big Fish (2025). His other Pentacle credits include: Arthur de Bourgh in Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley (2024), Inspector/ Ensemble in A Gentlemen's Guide to Love and Murder (2023), Christopher Wren in Mousetrap (2021), and Ensemble/Knight of Ni in Spamalot (2017). Other notable credits include: Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof (2019), Scar in The Lion King (2018), and Lurch in The Addams Family (2017), all at Central High School in Independence. Carson currently lives in Salem and works for the Oregon Department of Revenue. In his free time, Carson enjoys seeing friends and family!
Joshua Lucas DeLeon
Max
This is Joshua Lucas DeLeon’s first show at Pentacle Theatre and his second show ever! He’s discovered his love for the stage and theater in the last two years by taking some music classes, and hasn’t let that love go since. He was in Mary Poppins at the Gerry Frank | Salem Rotary Amphitheater in Summer 2025. It’s been a dream of his to become an actor, and he would like to thank everyone who has supported him along the way to get here. He would like to thank his family for always believing in him and Abby for supporting him.
NISSAN
Geri Lyne Greeno Racon
A lifetime member of Pentacle Theatre, Geri originally hails from Omaha, Nebraska. Geri has been involved in theater for over 40 years, with more than half of that at Pentacle. Geri has been active both on and off stage, having directed Other Desert Cities, The Nerd, and The Curious Savage, and choreographed and directed The Boyfriend, My Fair Lady, and Jesus Christ Superstar, and last season’s Footloose at Pentacle Theatre. Geri also choreographed Guys and Dolls, Mary Poppins, Urinetown, 9 to 5, Seussical, The Great American Trailer Park Musical, Nunsense, Spamalot, A Christmas Carol, Cabaret, Little Shop of Horrors, Shrek the Musical, and The Prom at Pentacle. Her favorite onstage roles include Angie in The Prom, Rosie in Mamma Mia, Elvira in Blithe Spirit, Billie Dawn in Born Yesterday, Adelaide in Guys and Dolls, Nancy in Oliver, Sheila in Hair, Maria in The Sound of Music, Inga in Young Frankenstein, Eulalie MacKensie Shinn in Music Man, and performing in the ensemble of Chicago twice. When not at the theater, Geri works for the State of Oregon and enjoys spending time with her husband Chris and their dog Gidget.
Joe Martin Henry Saunders
This is Joe's eighth production with Pentacle Theater. His previous roles include Jack in Brighton Beach Memoirs, Reverend Peters, Mr. Thompson, et. al. in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, and Tim in The Cake. Joe also performed as Torvald Helmer in Keizer Homegrown Theater's production of A Doll's House, Part 2.
When not performing, Joe spends time reading, writing, hiking, working in his yard and answering to the whims of his two Mini-Schnauzers Gus and Lucy.
He would like to thank everyone involved in the production of A Comedy of Tenors for their professionalism, their commitment to hard work, and for making it all so much fun! He would also like to thank friends and mentors Jennifer Gimzewski, Jo Dodge, Tom Hewitt, Patricia Wylie, Dani Potter, David Ballantyne, and Debbie Neel for providing guidance and inspiration to learn and grow in the theater arts. They are the best of the best!
Every five years the Pentacle Theatre Governing Board honors as Lifetime Members five people who have been active in Pentacle Theatre for at least 20 years. We also remember fondly those Lifetime Members who are no longer with us.
Lifetime Members
Pamela Abernethy
Dick Bond
Robin Bower
Maggie Dayton
Jo Dodge
Chris Fletcher
Diane Francis
Geri Greeno
Lois Hanson
Ken Hermens
Robert Herzog
Tom Hewitt
Deborah Johansen
Cec Koontz
Dave Leonard
Katie Lindbeck
IN LOVING MEMORY
Wayne Ballantyne
Dean Bartell
Jack Bellamy
Dr. E.B. Bossatti
Edith Bossatti
Benny Bower
Virginia Choate
Ken Collins
David Cristobal
Bill Cross
Phyllis Cross
Dave Davis
Ron Fox
Michael Francis
Rose Ann Hansell
Sue Juba
Mrs. Ray Loter
Marian Milligan
Pauli Long
Nancy Moen
Debbie Neel
Jeff Sanders
Ed Schoaps
Susan Schoaps
Rob Sim
Kathryn Straton
Faye Trupka
Cherie Ulmer
Jeffrey D. Witt
De Zajic
Tony Zandol
Alice Norton
Peg Pink
Bob Putnam
Margaret Ringnalda
Murco Ringnalda
Larry Roach
Dick Schmidt
Pat Schmidt
Helen Shepard
Meryl (Bill) Smith
Larry Stevens
Barbara Sullivan
Tom Ulmer
Claytene Vick
Madison Vick
Stephen Warnock
Rollie Zajic
Maya Griffin
Mimi
Maya is thrilled to be making her Pentacle Theatre acting debut in A Comedy of Tenors! She spent her early years performing in community, school, and college productions before stepping away from the stage for a time. In 2021, she joined Jo Dodge’s Acting Workshop at Pentacle, which rekindled her love of theater and connected her with a wonderful group of people. Since then, Maya has contributed backstage on Rabbit Hole, Brighton Beach Memoirs, and Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley, and served on the script reading committee for the 2026 season. She is deeply grateful to her mentor and friend, Jo Dodge, to everyone she’s met through the Acting Workshop, and to her partner for his constant encouragement and support. Offstage, Maya works as a business process consultant and enjoys horror movies, visiting museums, and traveling.
Ken Hermens Tito Merelli/Beppo
Ken is celebrating 50 years of involvement in what he considers to be his second home, Pentacle Theatre. During that time, he has acted or sung in over 70 productions, most recently appearing as Jonathan Brewster in this season's Arsenic and Old Lace. A huge fan of farce and comedy in general, some of Ken's favorite roles at Pentacle include Dennis in The Play That Goes Wrong, Bob in How the Other Half Loves, Julian in Communicating Doors, Brother Boy in Sordid Lives, and Felix in The Owl and the Pussycat. More of a baritone than a tenor, Ken has appeared in many musicals, including Godspell, Grease, Man of La Mancha, Les Misérables, and Mamma Mia. A Pentacle Lifetime member since 1999, Ken is currently completing a third term as President of the Theatre's Governing Board. In his spare time, he enjoys playing tennis, cheering on his amazing trivia team, and marveling at his precocious grandson, Mack. He lives in West Salem with his fiancé, Stephen, and their faithful canines, Casey and Prince Charming.
SOCIETY Bright Lights
Anonymous
Pamela Abernethy & Chris Fletcher
Pamela Bilderbeck
Robin Bower
Laurene & Roger Brousseau
Eden Rose Brown
Cherie & Craig Cline
Susan Elliott
Linda Gilbert
Ron Jaecks
Ed Kramer
MaryKate Lindbeck
Dennis & Linda McIntire
Jackie B. Miller
Jeanne M. Miller
If you have included Pentacle Theatre in your estate plans, we’d like to know and honor you here. Contact 503-485-4300 or email Steven; Executive_Director@PentacleTheatre.org. Honoring the
Janet Neuburg
Jackie & Al Pierce
Laurelyn Schellin
Cesie & Tom Delve Scheuermann
John Stuber
Kelli Swanson Jaecks
Barbara & Bruce Thompson
Jeff Witt
IN MEMORIAM
Virginia Choate
Carol Farber
Lois Harris
Louise Larsen
Larry Roach
V. Simone Stewart
Maria Merelli
Ms. Stewart has performed over 75 stage roles, mostly in the Rogue Valley. She last appeared on the Pentacle stage as Mrs. Birling in An Inspector Calls (2023). Since moving to the Willamette Valley four years ago, she has appeared as Lady Catherine in Pride and Prejudice (2023) and Carly in The Most Massive Woman Wins (2024) at Gallery Theatre in McMinnville, and three shows at Brush Creek Theatre (in 2022, 2024, and 2025) in Silverton. Other favorite recent roles include Carol Burnett in Highlights of the Carol Burnett Show, Ruth Condomine in Blithe Spirit, Kate in Sylvia, and Noodler the Pirate in Peter Pan the Musical. Simone has also appeared on the Netflix reality competition show The Trust.
Mid-Valley Theatre Network is an alliance of theatre organizations with the mission of supporting, promoting, and uniting theatre communities in and around the Mid-Willamette Valley
The importance of volunteers to the continued success of Pentacle Theatre has been a subject I have talked about in previous iterations of these President Corners, but that point has been driven home to me recently when I was added to the text thread of our Facilities Committee. In a typical day, there may be thirty or more text messages shared among this hard-working group, covering such diverse topics as broken tree limbs, septic tank issues, deck construction progress, recycling efforts, and a myriad of other issues that must be addressed to maintain our 60+-year-old facility.
Last month, at our annual Volunteer Picnic, two members of our Facilities Committee received awards acknowledging their tireless efforts on behalf of the theater. Michael McIntosh was honored as Volunteer of the Year—it would take two or three of these columns to list everything he has done to keep our building secure, safe, functional, and well-lit! Receiving the President’s Award was Liz Rogers, co-chair of our facilities group, who has worked closely with our deck reconstruction contractor (the amazing Wade King), and who is ever-present at the Theatre creating projections and sound that enhance the quality of our productions. A shout-out, as well, to other Facilities Committee members Chris McCarty, Tony Zandol, and Rob Sim, as well as Board Liaison Noah Vanderburgh and our Technical Director Chris Benham. Their daily contributions keep our theater running!
Also honored at the Volunteer event were Technical Director Award winner Scott Ramp, our go-to source for set beautification, prosthetics, and unusual properties, and Executive Director Award winner Jeff Witt, who headed up our Script Reading Committee and donated his time and resources to catering our opening night after-show parties. Congratulations to all!
Ken Hermens President
VISION STATEMENT
In our continuing quest for excellence, Pentacle Theatre seeks to be a significant cultural resource for the Salem area, while providing our volunteers the opportunity for personal growth and achievement in an atmosphere of mutual respect, support, and enjoyment.
ADVERTISING
Advertise in Pentacle Theatre programs; all proceeds will support the continuation of printed programs. Contact the office for more information. Call 503-485-4300, or email executive_director@pentacletheatre.org for more information.
TICKET INFORMATION
Tickets for upcoming productions are available online at pentacletheatre.org, in person at the box office (197 Liberty St. SE, Salem), or by phone 503-485-4300. Box office hours are Wednesday through Sunday, 11am – 5pm.
CONCESSIONS
Concessions are available in the lobby. Wine and beer can be purchased along with an assortment of other beverages and brought with you to enjoy during the show. Food is not permitted in the auditorium. Purchase a souvenir cup and receive $1 off your next drink.
NO LATE SEATING
Once the production begins, the theater doors will be closed for further seating. If you arrive after the doors have been closed, you are welcome to view the production on the monitors in the lobby downstairs.
If you need to leave the theater during the performance, you can view the production on the monitors in the downstairs lobby, and catch up with your party when they exit at the end of the show.
SMOKING
Smoking is allowed only in the designated area outside the lobby.
NO RECORDING DEVICES
Cameras (with or without flash) and recording devices are strictly prohibited. Please turn off cell phones during the performance.
HOW TO REACH US
Pentacle Theatre office: 503-485-4300.
Box office hours: Wednesday through Sunday, 11am – 5pm.
Online at: www.pentacletheatre.org.
MANY, MANY THANKS…
We wish to thank our Hospitality Guild Volunteers, who continue to make “our little theatre in the woods” magical for everyone who attends.
PENTACLE THEATRE GOVERNING BOARD
Pentacle Theatre is an established not-forprofit theater company, providing a sevenplay season. A nine-member governing board assisted by committee chairpersons and countless other volunteers run the theater. Membership is open to all.
2025 GOVERNING BOARD AND STAFF
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Members-at-Large
Executive Director
Technical Director
Box Office Manager
Bookkeeper
Ken Hermens
Katie Lindbeck
Mat Genuser
Anthony Barghini
Jennifer Killikelly, Fawnia Oblack, Kelli Swanson Jaecks, Heather Toller, Noah Vanderburgh
Steven Trahan
Chris Benham
Kimberly Houser Taylor
Christie L
Smith
Ticket sales alone do not cover the cost of our productions. Your membership and donations help make this theater possible. Thank you! This list represents gifts between Sept 1, 2024 and August 31, 2025.
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER ($2,000+)
Barbara & Bruce W. Thompson
Beverly & Michael Carrick
Beverly and Michael Freitas
Candia Brown
Dan McGuinness
Dr. David Hackleman
Dr. Maurice & Debra Collada
Erin Molyneaux
Fred W. Fields Fund of Oregon Community Foundation
Jeff Witt & Jon Stuber
Jennifer Martinak
Joan & Jim Witt
Katie Lindbeck
Leslie & Bill Glassmire
Lisa & Marty Johnson
Lizabeth Ann Rogers
Oregon Arts Commission
Patricia Wickum
Robin Bower
Sandy Trahan
Scott & Lisa Closner
The Lulay Group
PRODUCER ($1,000+)
Al & Carole McCann
Alan Malone
Betsy & Richard Scott
Boons Treasury
Brown-Jolivette Stage For All Fund
Dennis McIntire
Eden Rose Brown
Freemanity
Herb & Connie Sims
Katie & Laslo Kolta
Keudell/Morrison Wealth Management
Kim Harroun
Mr and Mrs Robert Hill
Nan & Kenn Lehto
Pamela Abernethy
Rus McCracken
Sally & Ray Hollemon
Sherry & Alan Bennett
Springwater Foundation
Steven Broncheau
Steven Caldwell
Steven Wollenburg
Tim & Carol Murphy
Willamette Legacy Law
DIRECTOR ($500+)
Bob & Marypat Hill Family Fund of Oregon Community Foundation
Chris Fletcher & Pamela Abernethy
Dennis and Barbara Curtin
Miles
Dick Day
Evelyn M. Pech
Gloria & Arthur Hill
Gregory Jolivette
Grover Carter
Jack Haggard, In honor of Sheila Baker
Jean M. Linck & Forrest A. Colling
Jill Sorensen
Jo Dodge
Joan Robinson
Jody & Mark Gordon
John A. Stevens
Kathy Saviers
Kelli Swanson Jaecks
Logan Houser
Lois Hanson
Louise Larsen Fund of Oregon Community Foundation
Mary & Larry Krumdieck
Mary Ann Black
Matt Benjamin, in memory of Lyndsey Houser
Mike Cechovic & Diane Highberger
Oddny & Brad Everson
Patrick Moser
Penny Blackwell
Phyllis Bond
Sandra Hadley-White
Sherry Collins
Standard Insurance Company
West Hills Vineyards
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR ($250+)
A & V Bourdeau
Albert & Ginny Furtwangler
Bobbie Clyde
Bonnie Heppner
Bryan Cruz Gonzalez
Carol Kay Riedl
Cherie & Craig Cline
Christie L. Smith & Dr. Robert Greybeck
Dean and Beth Vargas Duncan
Debbie & Mike Neel
Diane and Aaron Clingerman
Eddie Willits
Edna & Richard Anderson
Ellen Langsather
Jamie Howe
Jim & Rhonda Lyn Thompson
Jo Rita Gann
Pentacle Theatre would not be possible without the support of the following grantors:
Fred W. Fields Fund of
John William Burke
Joyce & Mark Eklund
Kate Bushman
Katy & Charles Bayless
Kay & Scott Reichlin
Laurene & Roger Brousseau
Lillis Larson
Lois & Dale Derouin
Lucy Jolivette, In honor of Mr. Henry Lee Brown
Lynelle Littke
Lynn & Sherril Hurt
Nancy Moen
Norma Jean Standlea & Hank Keeton
Olivia Jolivette, In memory of Mrs. Versie Lee Brown
Pamela Bilderbeck
Pat & Janice Gorham
Paul & Tracey Saucy
Paul Andrews
Paula Hartwig
Rosanne Richard
Susan & Richard Ray
Susanna Rose
Suzanne Cox
Thomas & Fawnia C. Oblack
Valorie A. Freeman
Virginia & Alex Bourdeau
LEADING ACTOR ($100+)
Ann & Dave Hanus
Ann Scheppke
Becky Benton
Beth Nevue
Beverley Ward
Bobbie Dolp
Brigitte Rolph
Carol Coley & Ron Boucher
Carsten Hansen
Cathleen Hockman-Wert
Cheryl Randall
Dan and Kelly Herb, In honor of
Sheila Harrison
David Bliss
David Kuhns
David R. Ballantyne
David Smedema
Debra Baughman
Diane McLin & David Smedema
Edna Denton & Carel Dewinkel
Ellen Kacmarynski
Elly & George Love
Erik And Laura Davis
Franca Hernandez
Gloria & Alan Holland
Greg Fred Nicholson
Gregg Merrill
Heather & Bryan Toller
Helen Griffin
In Memory of Kay Cogswell
Jackie & Al Pierce
James Snyder
Jane Roberts
Janet & Richard Kahler
Jeanne & Bill Dalton
Jo Johnson
Joanna & Ronald Stout
Jolae & Russell Reed
Judith Morris
Kara Quello & Karl Anderson
Karen & Russ Elliott
Karen Houle
Kathy & Bruce Patterson
Kathy Dalton
Kelley Canales
Kenn & Nancy Battaile
Kristen Behlings
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Lauren Saucy
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Leora Berger
Linda Ann Lockwood
Lisa Closner
Lisa Godwin & Rick Segal
Liz & Don Oswalt
Lynda & Marvin Sloan
Lyndsey & Jerry Houser
Marlene Buker
Maureen Mould
Mel Mogster
Michael & Susan DeLaune
Michael Demuth Rohwer
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Nancy Hull
Omar D. Quintero & Ginger
McCall, in Memory of Evi Quintero-McCall
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Patricia Ehrlich & James Willhite
Paul Kyllo
Paula Esselstrom Morin
Pauli Long
Rachel McMillen Pratt
Rev. Karen Crooch & Hayward
Reed
Richard & Edna Anderson
Robert Terhune
Robynn & John L. Hayek
Ruth & Roger Monette
Ruthie Murphy
Sandy & Gary Onstot
Sherry & Terry L. Lowells
Sue Abbott
Susan & Toru E. Tanabe
Susan F. Christensen
Susan Wilson
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Tracie Burger
In addition to these donors, Pentacle Theatre would like to recognize the many unlisted contributors who have given up to $100; thank you for your support!
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