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Pentacle Theatre is grateful to The Lulay Group for their generous sponsorship, the contribution of a much-needed truck to support our Pentacle community.
When I first read this script, I couldn’t stop laughing— but I was also deeply touched by the story. What really stood out to me was how this quirky, lovable family, and others, stick together through all kinds of chaos. They show up for each other, flaws and all.
When I presented this show to the Governing Board for consideration, they loved it, too. However, I received thoughtful feedback about the presence of a gun in the show. These conversations made it clear that I needed to approach this aspect of the show very carefully. My goal has always been to stay true to the heart of the story, while also being mindful of the world we live in today. You never know what moment might unexpectedly affect someone.
I want to assure you that the entire cast and crew takes this responsibility seriously. The prop gun used in this production is a non-firing replica, which has been carefully handled throughout rehearsals. The actors and I worked together to ensure that we stay true to the story, without feeling threatening or out of place. Sadly, we live in a time where we can’t take these things lightly. Gun violence has touched schools, malls, theaters—places meant to be safe—and we want everyone in our audience to feel as comfortable as possible.
We hope you feel the love and effort that has gone into this production. Most of all, we hope you see a bit of yourself—or your own family—in these characters: loving, loud, supportive, and yes, occasionally annoying!
Thank you for being here. Enjoy the show!
Karen McCartyDirector
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.
CAST
DAD Patrick Moser
JANET ................................................................................................................ Robin Elliott
BETH Heather Bellinger
BUD .................................................................................................................. Mat Genuser
BUNNY Jenni Bertels
TRACY.................................................................................................................. Alyssa Parr
UNCLE LEO Tom Wrosch
AUNT ROSE .............................................................................................. Julianna Gibbons
TONY Travis Brown
VINNY ................................................................................................................. James Hall
MRS. DRAPER Laura Davis
MRS. WAKOWSKI ............................................................................................. Kelly Sigrah
PAUL Jakiah Sigrah
EMILY ............................................................................................................... Audrey Main
OFFICER HENLEY
CAROLERS ..........................................................................
Roger A. Citron
Roger A. Citron, Robin Elliott,
Alexa Gray, Justin King, Melody May Smith
TIME & PLACE
Fiske Terrace area of Brooklyn, New York. Christmas Eve, 2010.
The show runs approximately 2 hours with a 20-minute intermission.
In-Laws, Outlaws, and Other People (That Should Be Shot)” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com
Written by Steve Franco
PRODUCTION STAFF
DIRECTOR Karen McCarty
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR ............................................................................. Anthony Barghini
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Chris Benham
STAGE MANAGER .................................................................................. Melody Mae Smith
ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS Justin King
PRODUCTION ASSISTANT .................................................................. Katie Leigh Thomas
PROPS Lisa Closner
SOUND & LIGHTS OPERATOR ......................................................................... Jeff Sanders
SOUND DESIGN Liz Rogers
LIGHTING DESIGN ....................................................................................... Wendy Boyack
LIGHT HANG Anthony Barghini, Heather Bellinger, Wendy Boyack, Travis Brown, Mat Genuser, Alexa Gray, James Hall, Kate King, Karen McCarty, Patrick Moser, Melody Mae Smith, Tom Wrosch
COSTUME DESIGN ............................................................................................. Sandy Gray
COSTUME CREW Alexa Gray
FIGHT CHOREOGRAPHER ................................................................ Fake Fight Company
HAIR & WIGS Alexa Gray and Doug Gray
SET DESIGN ................................................................................................... Chris Benham
SET DRESSING Lisa Closner
SPECIAL EFFECTS .......................................................................................... Erich Schmidt
MAKEUP ARTIST Lynda McCarthy
SET CONSTRUCTION ................. Travis Brown, Lisa Closner, Antonio Schoaps, Rob Sim
STRIKE CREW Antonio Schoaps, Rob Sim, Becky Tei, Elizabeth Tei
PHOTOGRAPHY ................................................................................................ Vic ki Woods
POSTER DESIGN Is aac Mitchell
PROGRAM DESIGN ........................................................................................C arlee Wright
HOUSE MANAGERS Michael and Beverly Freitas BOARD LIAISON ............................................................................................ Heather Toller
SPECIAL THANKS
Zach DuFault | S&T Shoe Service
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
Stay tuned for updates on
May 8 - 30
Oct 2 - 24
June 26 - July 18
Nov 20 - Dec 12
Karen McCarty Director
Karen has been an active member of the Pentacle Theatre community since her husband, Chris, and her saw their first performance in 1999. They immediately knew this was a place where they wanted to volunteer their time. Since then, she has served on the hospitality guild, managing it with Chris for 20 years, and served on the Governing Board. She has also given her time on many committees that keep Pentacle Theatre alive.
Karen has directed five other shows at Pentacle Theatre. Her most recent shows were Ripcord and Exit Laughing. She directed two musical fundraisers performed at Elsinore Theatre: Cinderella and The Little Mermaid. Karen has been the costume designer for 23 shows and assistant director for 10 shows at Pentacle Theatre.
Karen recently retired (again) from DMV after working there for 35 years. This gave her more opportunity to volunteer her time at the Assistance League of Salem-Keizer. Karen is forever grateful to her family who has always supported her by bringing her meals during rehearsals, trying on costumes for fit and design, and building set pieces for her shows.
Anthony Barghini Assistant Director
After agreeing to “try out” volunteering at Pentacle as stage manager for Exit Laughing, Anthony has never left. Since then he has been busy working behind the scenes helping with costuming for Gentlemen’s Guide to Love and Murder and Footloose, stage managing for Big Fish, and acting for the first time in 30 years in Ripcord. He also co-chaired the Script Reading Committee for the 2025 season. Anthony is currently the treasurer for the governing board at Pentacle.
Working with his theater mentor, Karen McCarty, this has been Anthony’s first time assistant directing a show, and he’s excited to take on more directing projects! When not at his first job at the state or his second job at the theater, Anthony spends time with his amazingly supportive husband, his family, and his friends.
UPCOMING AUDITIONS
Heather Bellinger
Beth
After helping backstage with Big Fish (2025), Heather is delighted and honored to make her acting debut with Pentacle Theatre. Her previous theater experience includes four years directing middle and high school theater, assistant directing Holiday Inn with The Arts Integrated Ministry, and acting in a number of productions with Corban University. Heather holds a Bachelor of Science in English and recently earned her Master of Science in Education: Curriculum and Instruction from Western Oregon University. Her career goals include working in business curriculum/instructional design while staying involved in theater. Heather would like to thank her directors, Karen and Anthony, for their mentorship, her family, cast members, and friends for their support, and her roommates, Hannah and Kara, for listening to endless tales from rehearsals.
Jenni Bertels
Bunny
Jenni has been an actor, director, and light designer at Pentacle for more than 20 years. Last seen in Dashing Through the Snow (2019), she also performed in Sordid Lives, The Laramie Project, A Streetcar Named Desire, and others. She directed
1984, Incorruptible, The Underpants, and others. She did light design for Spamalot, Chicago, Into the Woods, and many others. She was also an actor, director, and light designer for many shows at The Verona Studio. Some favorite roles were as Jessie in 'Night, Mother, and as director of True West, Dead Man's Cell Phone, and others.
Travis Brown
Tony
Travis is delighted to be a part of Pentacle's production of In-laws, Outlaws, and Other People (That Should Be Shot). He last appeared on the Pentacle stage as Mortimer Brewster in Arsenic & Old Lace. His other favorite past roles include Oates in Terra Nova, Wil Schneider in Red Line, The Earl of Bothwell in Mary Queen of Scots Got Her Head Chopped Off, and Ralph in Frozen (no relation to the Disney musical).
Travis works as a hydrogeologist for the Oregon Water Resources Department and, in his precious free time, can be found fishing Oregon's sublime rivers, lakes, and coastline or grubbing around in the dirt of his garden. Travis would not have this opportunity without the love and encouragement of his wife, Valerie, and all the support he has received from friends and family. “A kindness is never wasted.” Aesop
Roger A. Citron Officer Henley/Caroler
After a 25-year hiatus, Roger is excited to return to the stage in his Pentacle Theatre acting debut. You may have seen him play Charlie in Edward Albee’s Seascape and John the Baptist/Judas in Godspell, if you happened to have been in Whitefish, MT, in the late ‘90s.
Roger would like to thank his family for encouraging and supporting his return to the theater, for Karen and Anthony taking a chance on casting a complete unknown, and the entire amazing cast for making him feel welcome.
Laura Davis Mrs. Draper
Laura is very excited to return to the Pentacle Theatre stage. She is a theater supporter volunteering at local theaters. Laura has been involved in numerous Pentacle productions both on stage and backstage. She was assistant director for Pentacle’s production of The Cake. Her on-stage Pentacle shows include Jinx in The Savannah Sipping Society, Miep in The Diary of Anne Frank, and, most recently, as Mrs. Boyle in The Mousetrap.
Moving from California at the age of 10, she quickly discovered the Children's Educational Theatre acting program, and
her love of theater was set. She studied with the Young Musicians and Artist program. Laura graduated from the University of Portland with a degree in Communication Management with a Theatre Arts focus. Her passion is and always will be performing. She is honored and privileged to perform on the Pentacle stage. She sends her deepest thanks to her family for supporting her with all her theater adventures. Working with Karen and this amazing group has been a joy. Her hope is for the audience to laugh and enjoy this zany show.
Robin Elliott
Janet
Robin is thrilled to return to Pentacle for her second production! Her appearance in Pentacle’s production of Footloose in the 2024 season helped to reignite her love of theater after a long time away, and she is happy to be back onstage. When off stage, Robin enjoys travel, costuming, and exploring new artistic pursuits. She is mom to two amazing adult children and two incredible children-in-law.
Something for Everyone
Mat Genuser
Bud
Bringing this production to life amongst this incredible ensemble of cast and crew has been nothing short of frivolity, fun, and family for Mat!
A veteran of many musicals in the PNW, Mat has appeared on stage as the Emcee in Cabaret, Edward Bloom in Big Fish, Detective Hanratty in Catch Me If You Can, The Baker in Into The Woods, and Roger Debris in The Producers, to name a few. Stepping into the role of Bud Nestor has certainly been a highlight, and he is happy to add this to his theater resume.
Julianna Gibbons
Aunt Rose
Julianna has a rewarding career as a high school theater teacher. She has appeared at Pentacle in roles including Amanda Wingfield in The Glass Menagerie, Sir Andrew Aguecheek in Twelfth Night, Princess Dragomiroff in Murder on the Orient Express, Rose in Dancing at Lughnasa, Poppy in Noises Off, Sonia in Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, and Lenny in Crimes of the Heart. She has also portrayed Williamina in Silent Sky and Rue in Omission at Keizer Homegrown Theatre, Ruth in Blithe Spirit with Aumsville Community Theater, and Kate in Sylvia at
Gallery Theater. She’d like to thank Dixie for the encouragement, and the audience for supporting live theater. When not being dramatic, she enjoys camping, fishing, and Star Trek.
James Hall Vinny
James is thrilled to be part of his first production at Pentacle Theatre. James found his love for the stage at Union College in Lincoln, Nebraska, where he played a pirate captain in the original musical, That's What Makes Them Pirates! He performed in two additional productions there, most notably, All I Really Need to Know, I Learned in Kindergarten. James has done a handful of smaller performances since, regularly posts videos on social media, and can be found singing whenever possible, all of which has kept him in practice. However, this is his first stage production in 13 years, and he couldn't be happier to be back. He would like to thank his parents for always supporting his acting, as well as countless friends and family members who've been there for him throughout his life.
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
Audrey Main Emily
Audrey is a sixth grader performing at the Pentacle for the first time. Past roles include the Pirate Queen in a school performance of The Stowaway, various roles in Aladdin at Salem’s Children Education Theatre, and numerous performances at other local theatre classes. Audrey enjoys writing stories, creating short movies and spending time with friends. She is excited to have this amazing opportunity to perform with a wonderful cast.
Patrick Moser Dad
Patrick is excited to be returning to the Pentacle Theatre stage! This show marks his tenth Pentacle production. Some of Patrick’s favorite past credits include: George Banks in Mary Poppins (Pentacle); Cogsworth in Beauty and The Beast (Pentacle); Mr. Mushnik in Little Shop of Horrors (Elsinore and Majestic); Captain Hook in Peter Pan (ACT); and Sir Lawrence Wargrave in And Then There Were None (ACT). When he isn’t on stage, you can find him working at Oregon State University, cheering on the Portland Trailblazers, or sitting in the audience of one of the 30-40 live theatrical productions he attends each year. Enjoy the Show!
Alyssa Parr Tracy
Alyssa Parr (Coleman) is overjoyed to make her debut with Pentacle Theatre! She has previously performed in productions at Western Oregon University and with her high school troupe. By day, Alyssa is a proud educator with the Salem-Keizer School District, where she supports students with special needs in an LRC classroom helping them grow both academically and as individuals. In her free time, she loves curling up with a good book and her cat, Goose, or heading off on new adventures. Alyssa is deeply grateful to her friends, parents, and siblings for their endless encouragement and sends a special thank-you to her husband Kyle and her in-laws the Coleman family for always being first in line to show her support and cheer her on.
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
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
Kelly Sigrah
Mrs. Wakowski
Kelly Sigrah is an elementary librarian and mom of three from Monmouth. She is so excited to be cast in another Pentacle show with such a great cast! Recent roles include a chimney sweep tap dancer in Mary Poppins with Serve Inc theater, ensemble for Big Fish and The Prom with Pentacle, and Holiday Inn with AIM in Monmouth. When she’s not dancing or singing, she loves spending time with her family and traveling. She is especially excited to perform with her son again- as his mother on stage! She is so thankful for her supportive partner and family.
Jakiah Sigrah
Paul
Jakiah Sigrah is an 8th grader in Monmouth. He is excited to be a part of his second Pentacle show! This summer he appeared as a tap dancing chimney sweep in Mary Poppins with Serve Inc Theater and as Lortho in The Magic Flute with Applebox Children’s Theater. Other roles include Young Will in Big Fish with Pentacle last
spring and Angelo in A Comedy of Errors with Applebox. Jakiah has been dancing since he was three, including tap and hiphop. When he’s not performing on stage, he enjoys gaming with his friends. He would like to thank his fellow castmates for being so welcoming!
Tom Wrosch
Uncle Leo
Last seen as Mr. Paravincini in The Mousetrap, Tom's Pentacle acting credits go back to Oliver! in 2003 as Bill Sykes. Along the way, he has played Alfie Doolittle in My Fair Lady; Captain Von Trapp in The Sound of Music; Virgil in Bus Stop; and Tito Merelli in Lend Me a Tenor, among many other roles. Voice work includes Philip Marlowe and Death on radio, and Prof. Van Helsing on an audiobook of Dracula. He has run lights and sound, designed lights, assistant directed, and directed shows as well.
Now retired, Tom is free to tackle the dozen books on his "actively reading" list, write blog posts, and get around to all those to-dos Long-Suffering Wife has been looking forward to being done. He is excited to be back on stage after a 5-year absence and is grateful to Karen and Anthony for welcoming him back to acting.
As I near the end of my three-year term on the Pentacle Governing Board, and my second one-year stint as its President, I can’t help but reflect on where we were at the beginning of 2023 and where we find ourselves now. Three years ago, we were still attempting to recover from the financially devastating impact of Covid-19. Although there have been some bumps in that road to recovery, along with staff changes and the challenges presented by an aging facility, I can say with confidence that we have made significant progress moving down that path.
While I can only claim a small role in this recovery effort, I can take this opportunity to give credit to several individuals who have made truly significant contributions, starting with two fellow Governing Board members who are also completing their three-year terms. Katie Lindbeck is wrapping up her third year as our Vice President and has worked tirelessly in all aspects of our theater business, but most particularly on achieving financial stability. In her first year, Kelli Swanson Jaecks served as our secretary, following that with heading our Development Committee, and has been a strong voice in guiding policy and decisionmaking.
I must also note the outstanding work of our dedicated staff—the leadership and responsiveness of Executive Director Steven Trahan, the reliability and excellent customer service of Box Office Manager Kimberly Houser Taylor, the insights and expertise of Bookkeeper Christie Smith, and the craftsmanship and creativity of Technical Director Chris Benham. It has been an honor and a pleasure to work with all of you!
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 ........................................................ Ken Hermens
Vice President ................................................... Katie Lindbeck
Secretary .......................................................... Mat Genuser
Treasurer ...................................................... Anthony Barghini
Members-at-Large ................................ Jennifer Killikelly, Fawnia Oblack, Kelli Swanson Jaecks, Heather Toller, Noah Vanderburgh
Executive Director ................................................. Steven Trahan
Technical Director ................................................. Chris Benham
Box Office Manager ....................................... Kimberly Houser Taylor
Bookkeeper .................................................... 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 Nov 1, 2024 and Oct 31, 2025.
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER ($2,000+)
Barbara & Bruce W. Thompson
Beverly & Michael Carrick
Beverly and Michael Freitas
Candia Brown
Cubansimo Vineyards
Dan McGuinness
Dr. David Hackleman
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
Scott & Lisa Closner
Steven Barlow
The Lulay Group
Wade King
PRODUCER ($1,000+)
Al & Carole McCann
Alan Malone
Betsy & Richard Scott
Boons Treasury
Brown-Jolivette Stage For All Fund
Chris Fletcher & Pamela
Abernethy
Dennis McIntire
Freemanity
Herb & Connie Sims
Katie & Laslo Kolta
Keudell/Morrison Wealth Management
Mike Cechovic & Diane Highberger
Mr and Mrs Robert Hill
Nan & Kenn Lehto
Rus McCracken and Holly Berry
Sally & Ray Hollemon
Sherry & Alan Bennett
Springwater Foundation
Steven Broncheau
Steven Caldwell
Steven Wollenburg
Tim & Carol Murphy
Willamette Legacy Law
DIRECTOR ($500+)
A & V Bourdeau
Beverly North
Bob & Marypat Hill Family Fund of Oregon Community Foundation
Cherie & Craig Cline
Dr. Eden Rose Brown
Evelyn M. Pech
Gloria & Arthur Hill
Gregory Jolivette
Jack Haggard, In honor of
Sheila Baker
Jean M. Linck & Forrest Colling
Jill Sorensen
Joan Robinson
Jody & Mark Gordon
John A. Stevens
Kathy Saviers
Logan Houser
Lois Hanson
Louise Larsen Fund of Oregon Community Foundation
Mary & Larry Krumdieck
Mary Ann Black
Matt Benjamin, in memory of Lyndsey Houser
Nancy Moen
Oddny & Brad Everson
Pat & Janice Gorham
Patrick Moser
Penny Blackwell
Phyllis Bond
Richard Day
Sandra Hadley-White
Sherry Collins
Standard Insurance Company
West Hills Vineyards
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR ($250+)
Albert & Ginny Furtwangler
Bobbie Clyde
Bonnie Heppner
Bryan Cruz Gonzalez
Carol Riedl
Christie L. Smith & Dr. Robert Greybeck
Dean and Beth Vargas Duncan
Debbie & Mike Neel
Dennis and Barbara Curtin
Miles
Diane and Aaron Clingerman
Eddie Willits
Edna & Richard Anderson
Ellen Langsather
George White
Jeanne & Bill Dalton
Jim & Rhonda Lyn Thompson
Jo Dodge
Jo Rita Gann
Pentacle Theatre would not be possible without the support of the following grantors:
Roy and Diane Marvin and Fred W. Fields Funds of
Joyce & Mark Eklund
Kate Bushman
Katy & Charles Bayless
Kay & Scott Reichlin
Kelli Swanson Jaecks
Laurene & Roger Brousseau
Lillis Larson
Lois & Dale Derouin
Lucy Jolivette, In honor of Mr. Henry Lee Brown
Lynelle Littke
Lynn & Sherril Hurt
Norma Jean Standlea & Hank Keeton
Olivia Jolivette, In memory of Mrs. Versie Lee Brown
Pamela Bilderbeck
Paul & Tracey Saucy
Paul Andrews
Paula Hartwig
Penny & Bill Wylie
Rosanne Richard
Susan & Richard Ray
Susan Christensen
Susanna Rose
Suzanne Cox
Thomas & Fawnia Oblack
LEADING ACTOR ($100+)
Ann & Dave Hanus
Ann Scheppke
Becky Benton
Beth Nevue
Beverley Ward
Bobbie Dolp
Brigitte Rolph
Carsten Hansen
Cathleen Hockman-Wert
Cec Koontz
Cheryl Randall
Dan and Kelly Herb, In honor of Sheila Harrison
David Bliss
David Kuhns
David R. Ballantyne
David Smedema
Debra Baughman
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
Jackie & Al Pierce
James Snyder
Jamie Howe
Jane Roberts
Janet & Richard Kahler
Jo Johnson
Joanna & Ronald Stout
John William Burke
Jolae & Russell Reed
Judith Morris
Julie & Frank Jellison
Karen & Russ Elliott
Karen Houle
Kathy & Bruce Patterson
Kathy Dalton
Kelley Canales
Kenn & Nancy Battaile
Kristin Nelson-Graham
Lana & John Radosta
Laurel & Hinrich Muller
Lauren Saucy
Leona Hempel
Leora Berger
Lesley Johnson
Lisa Closner
Lisa Godwin & Rick Segal
Lynda & Marvin Sloan
Marlene Buker
Maureen Mould
Mel Mogster
Merry Davidson
Michael & Susan DeLaune
Nancy Hull
Pam & Roger Elliott
Patricia Ehrlich & James Willhite
Paul Kyllo
Pauli Long
Philip Cogswell, In Memory of Kay Cogswell
Rachel McMillen Pratt
Rev. Karen Crooch & Hayward
Reed
River City Hardscapes, LLC
Robert Terhune
Robynn & John L. Hayek
Ruth & Roger Monette
Scott Ramp
Susan Wilson
Tom and Lucy Hewitt
Tracie Burger
SUPPORTING ACTOR ($50+)
Adrienne Maynard
Anne M. Dooley
BeStrong DPC
Betty & Bob Blythe
Betty DeHamer
Beyrouty Employee Benefits
Bill & Anita Blaumer
Bonnie Hamilton
Char & Lee R. Mayer
Craig Emerick
Daphne Trimpe
Dee Montgomery-Smith
Diane Mitchell
In addition to these donors, Pentacle Theatre would like to recognize the many unlisted contributors who have given up to $50+; thank you for your support!
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