SCOTLAND, PA Program

REGIONAL PREMIERE BOOK BY MICHAEL MITNICK MUSIC & LYRICS BY ADAM GWON BASED ON A FILM WRITTEN BY BILLY MORRISSETTE PRODUCED BY RICHARD SHEPARD, JON STERN, ABANDON PICTURES DIRECTED BY LONNY PRICE & MATT COWART CHOREOGRAPHED BY LORIN LATARRO & TRAVIS WALDSCHMIDT MUSIC DIRECTION BY JOSHUA ZECHER-ROSS

SEP 18 - OCT 20, 2024 • THE RITZ THEATER

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Artistic Director JUSTIN LUCERO

Managing Director ELISA SPENCER-KAPLAN

PRESENTS the Regional Premiere of

SCOTLAND, PA Book by MICHAEL MITNICK Music & Lyrics by ADAM GWON Directed by LONNY PRICE** & MATT COWART** Choreography by LORIN LATARRO** & TRAVIS WALDSCHMIDT** Music Direction by JOSHUA ZECHER-ROSS Scenic Designer

MINA KINUKAWA

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Costume Designer & Supervisor

ZAMORA SIMMONS-STILES

Props Designer/ Supervisor

Hair, Wigs & Makeup Designer

EMMA GUSTAFSON Conductor/Keyboard †

SANFORD MOORE

MATT CASTLE FRANK GALGANO

Director of New Work

Sound Designer

KEVIN SPRINGER

Fight & Intimacy Director

MADELAINE FOSTER

Original Orchestrations

ELISSA ADAMS

Lighting Designer

GRANT E. MERGES

ANNIE ENNEKING

Additional Orchestrations

JOSHUA ZECHER-ROSS

Assistant Director

ZACH CHRISTENSEN

Technical Director

Director of Production

BETHANY REINFELD

ALLEN WEEKS

With gratitude to our Production Partners CARA SJODIN & SCOTT STENSRUD

This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support grant, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.

Commissioned and Originally Produced by Roundabout Theatre Company, New York, NY

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CAST

Stoner Jessie & Understudy Brenda Stoner Stacey & Brenda Mac Pat Peg McDuff Mrs. Lenox Banko Stoner Hector Malcolm & Bert Doug, Andy, Gary & Understudy Duncan Duncan & Ray Crump

TARA BORMAN DEIDRE COCHRAN+ WILL DUSEK KATHERINE FRIED* EMILY GUNYOU HALAAS* KIM KIVENS* RILEY McNUTT MATT RIEHLE* JOSHUA ROW CARL SWANSON* TIMOTHY THOMAS*

STAGE MANAGEMENT

UNDERSTUDIES

for Mac & Stoner Stacey ERIC MORRIS* for Banko, Doug, Malcolm & Stoner Hector TOM REED for Mrs. Lenox & Peg McDuff LISA VOGEL

Stage Manager JOELLE COUTU*

Assistant Stage Manager AUSTIN SCHOENFELDER*

BAND

Guitar Guitar Drums Conductor/Keyboard Bass Bass Sub Drums Sub

Kyle Baker† Riley Gulotta† Steve Jennings† Sanford Moore† Chris Smith† Joan Griffith† Steve Grisdale†

PRODUCTION TEAM Associate Technical Director Production Stage Manager Casting Supervisor Associate Production & Company Manager Lighting Supervisor & Light Board Operator Audio Supervisor & Sound Board Operator Lead Carpenter Scenic Charge Carpenters Scenic Artists Props Artisan Electricians Stitchers Dresser Wardrobe Maintenance & Dresser Swing Stage Management Swing Light & Sound Board Operator Swing

Eric Charlton Shelby Reddig Sheena Janson Kelley Christian Erben Andrew Norfolk Nicholas Tranby Whitley Cobb Sara Herman Calvin Friedman, Angie Gagliano, Kris Schmidt Katie Cornish, Mac Meza, Abbey Ortiz Kris Schmidt Lane Bode, Sasha Blinnikova, Wesley Cone Shannon Elliott, Richard Graham, Vivian Santana, Corinne Steffens Hannah Fiedler, Laura Jones, Ash Kaun, Rane Oganowski Ash Kaun Laura Jones Rachael Rhoades Corinne Steffens

+Dance Captain *Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers **Member of SDC, the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, a national theatrical labor union ^Member of the United Scenic Artists, a national union that represents designers and scenic painters for the American theater † Member of American Federation of Musicians

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SETTING: Fall 1975, Scotland, Pennsylvania RUN TIME: 2 hours including one 15-minute intermission

MUSICAL NUMBERS (subject to change)

ACT ONE Destiny, Part One – Stoners Everybody’s Hungry – Mac, Banko, Mrs. Lenox, Doug, Pat What Are We Waitin’ For – Pat Somebody – Mac, Stoners Reason to Believe – Mac, Stoners, Pat, Banko, Mrs. Lenox, Malcolm, Duncan Reason to Believe (Reprise) – Pat, Banko, Malcolm, Mrs. Lenox, Stoners Break Something – Pat, Mac, Stoners Kick-Ass Party – Banko Somebody (Reprise) – Stoners Heaven – Stoners, Mac, Pat Open for Business – Mac, Pat, Banko, Mrs. Lenox, Stoners ACT TWO Destiny, Part Two – Stoners Peg McDuff Is on the Case – McDuff, Mac, Pat, Banko, Mrs. Lenox, Doug, Malcolm Open for Business (Reprise) – Stoners, Mac Why I Love Football – Malcolm Clairvoyant – Mac, Pat, Company Destiny (Reprise) – Stoners What Are We Waitin’ For (Reprise) – Mac More – Mac, Pat, Mrs. Lenox, Gary, Bert, Ray, Banko Soliloquy – Mac Finale: Everybody’s Hungry – Company

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NOTES ON SCOTLAND, PA Thank you for joining us for the first show of the new—my first!—season... a season that I am eager will both reflect a continuation of a storied theatrical legacy as well as an introduction of some of my own artistic aspirations.

I’m so proud that we’re opening by championing the talents of Adam Gwon and Michael Mitnick with this devilishly delectable Regional Premiere production and this rock-star creative team led by Matt Cowart and Lonny Price. Paying witness to the late-stage evolution of the piece—which has transformed in significant ways since its 2019 New York premiere and its 2022 NEXT Festival residency—has been astonishing and inspiring. I believe so deeply in our commitment to shaping the future of the American musical theater, and I believe that this piece will reverberate powerfully in reflection of that commitment.

I’m also thrilled that the rest of our 24/25 season includes the company’s inaugural staging of a Rodgers and Hammerstein work, a fresh and innovative solo showcase, and two contemporary, piercing “Best Musical” Tony Award winners, including Latté Da’s 99th staging.

Finally, the tremendous collective contributions of everyone at Latté Da is the only reason I get to celebrate with you the accomplishment that is this season launch and this Regional Premiere. Gearing up for this new season with this team and for this community has brought out a next-level sense of honor and service in me. I hope you’re as proud as I am of the art and growth you’re supporting.

Yours,

Justin My introduction to Scotland, PA was reading a glowing review in the New York Times. The Times’ review of its premiere production in October 2019 at the Roundabout Theater Company called it both “laugh out loud funny” and “quietly insightful” and crowned it a “Critics Pick.”

Six months later, a colleague reached out. The Scotland, PA writers were interested in doing further work on it and might we program it in our upcoming NEXT Festival? It was an easy “yes!” I was already an admirer of composer/lyricist, Adam Gwon, and director, Lonny Price, but I was also….impressed. A team who’d received a glowing reception for a New York production was not resting on their laurels but wanted to continue to refine and perfect their creation? Well, that’s exactly the kind of artists we love to support at Latté Da! The work of creating a new musical doesn’t always stop on opening night of its world premiere. In fact, sometimes it takes being able to see the fully mounted production and assess the responses of the audience for the artists to know what’s working and what isn’t. We believe in the power of further development and second productions for new musicals and couldn’t be more proud to provide this opportunity to the extraordinary artists of Scotland, PA. My thanks to this incredible team and a special thanks to producer Hal Luftig and Kevin Connor, whose support of and belief in Scotland, PA and Theater Latte Da has made this possible.

Finally, thank you for being here! Your presence is the BEST part of Theater Latté Da’s commitment to supporting new work and the future of the American musical.

Stay hungry,

Elissa Adams Associate Artistic Director/Director of New Work THEATER LATTÉ DA - 6

Theater Latté Da is in our 27th season of presenting original and reimagined musical theater.

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DESTINY, BABY: AN INTERVIEW WITH SCOTLAND, PA’S WRITING TEAM Michael Mitnick (Book writer) and Adam Gwon (Music and Lyrics) sat down with Director of New Work, Elissa Adams, to share the origin story behind their partnership.

How did the two of you come together to work on Scotland, PA? Adam: We were introduced to each other by Roundabout Theatre Company. I was looking for a playwright to write a musical with (they had commissioned me to write a musical). They set me up on a blind date with Mr. Mitnick. We met at a coffee shop in the East Village and at that meeting, we hit it off and Michael pitched a couple of ideas. He was like “Oh, go watch this movie. Go watch that movie. “ And one of those movies was Scotland, PA, which Michael had loved since he saw it in high school. And we both said, “Yeah, let‘s do it.”

What about the film, Scotland, PA struck you as juicy source material for a musical?

Michael: I first came across it randomly when I was in high school. I was delighted by the ingenuity of twisting McDonald’s and the Scottish Play together, the fictional invention of the drive-through window. And it struck me as having elements of Sweeney Todd, of Little Shop of Horrors. I thought this is very clearly fodder for a great musical. Now, no one was going to give the rights to the movie to a high schooler, so I had to wait a bit.

What felt right when you met?

Adam: Michael talked about loving plot. Plot is so hard to pull off, but, for an audience, it’s one of the most satisfying things you can do.

Michael: Adam is rare among songwriters. He’s part of both the old tradition and the new tradition. He still cares about perfect rhymes and writes what I call genuine melodies and songs that start in one place and end in another and while those seem like basics, not many people seem to practice it anymore. It was exciting to work with someone who writes so quickly and yet at such a high level.

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DESTINY, BABY: AN INTERVIEW WITH SCOTLAND, PA’S WRITING TEAM What’s your working process? How do you work together as a team?

Adam: Michael is a pretty accomplished song writer in his own right, so I think he understands instinctually how story can happen in song, and that’s part of the way he constructs the book for a musical. So, we always had a pretty strong, shared sense of what the songs in the scenes were doing. Once we had that, I’d go off and write a song and then we’d check back in to see how the song and the scene were integrating.

And then, we were very fortunate that [directors] Lonny Price and Matt Cowart came aboard so early in the process. They would look at a scene and a song and make suggestions about scene transitions and where the set could change. The story really becomes three dimensional at that stage because you’re starting to think about how things move onstage and how every second of stage time can be used to support the storytelling.

“This is a story where two young people are disenfranchised and feel like the American Dream that had been promised to them...Young people were promised a better life than their parents and it’s not possible now for so many people.

Do different things resonate for you than when you first start writing this piece?

Adam: It’s always been a show that the younger generation connects to. That’s partly because it’s rock music and it’s a little edgy. But, you know, when we were here during the NEXT Festival, and we had that talkback, we asked the audience who they thought the real villain was in the story and they gave this amazing answer... capitalism. We loved that!

This is a story where two young people are disenfranchised and feel like the American Dream that had been promised to them–they don’t have access to it. And that’s what this election is about. Young people were promised a better life than their parents and it’s not possible now for so many people. And I think that element of it resonates for me now in a way that it didn’t when I first watched Scotland, PA, the film, back in 2015 when we first started this. The story is no longer about kings and thanes (like the Shakespeare play) but about regular people just trying to live their lives.

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MACBETH SYNOPSIS I have no spur To prick the sides of my intent but only Vaulting ambition which o’erleaps itself And falls on the other - Macbeth

Gotta light up your ambition Turn the flame up nice and hot Give it everything you’re made of I mean everything you’ve got - Mac Scotland, PA follows the plot of Shakespeare’s Macbeth quite closely.

Below is a quick synopsis of Macbeth–give it a glance if you’d like to refresh your memory of its plot points and see how many of them appear in the show!

Macbeth receives a prophecy from a trio of witches who predict that he will become Thane of Cawdor and "king hereafter." His wife, Lady Macbeth, urges him to seize the opportunity and take the throne. One night, Macbeth murders King Duncan in his sleep, then frames the guards for the crime.

Macbeth's best friend, Banquo, was present for the witches' prophecy and realizes that Macbeth is responsible for King Duncan's murder. To protect himself, Macbeth has Banquo killed. Fleance, Banquo's son, escapes and is prophesied to become king.

Duncan's sons Malcolm and Donalbain flee Scotland, where they begin plotting against Macbeth. One of their allies, Macduff, poses a serious threat to Macbeth, so the new king has Macduff crowned king. Malcolm and Macduff join forces and prepare for war.

Overcome with remorse over the murder of King Duncan, Lady Macbeth commits suicide. Her death barely affects Macbeth, who has received three new prophecies: to beware Macduff, that "none of woman born" shall harm him, and that he won't bedefeated until Birnam Wood comes to Dunsinane Hill. Naturally, Macbeth assumes that he's invincible.

Macduff's forces camouflage themselves with foliage from Birnam Wood as they march on Dunsinane.

Macduff, the product of a gruesome c-section, was not "of woman born" and thus has the power to defeat Macbeth, who realizes too late that the witches' prophecies foretold his death and not his success.

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LOCAL LEGENDS BOWLING CLASSIC Monday, October 7, 2024 PARK TAVERN

3401 Louisiana Ave S, St Louis Park, MN 55426 Be part of a new Latté Da tradition! Join us for a fundraising evening of food and drink, laughter, light-hearted competition, and lanes led by Latté Da's most beloved legends as we raise funds to supporta new season of new and reimagined music theater!

Each team will be captained by a Local Legend Latté Da artist, with the high scorer from each team advancing to a final bowl-off for bragging rights, prizes, and glory!

LOCAL LEGENDS TEAM CAPTAINS

Anna Hashizume

Benjamin Dutcher

Erin Capello

Sasha Andreev

Bradley Greenwald

Evan Tyler Wilson

Siena Forest

Denise Prosek

Kim Kivens

Tod Petersen

Dennis W. Spears

Nambi Mwassa

Tom Reed

Will Sturdivant

SCHEDULE 6PM /// GUEST ARRIVAL & BUFFET DINNER 6:30PM /// BOWLING BEGINS! 8:00PM /// FINAL BOWL OFF! 9:00PM /// AWARDS CEREMONY

Learn more about ticket levels and sponsorship opportunities SCOTLAND, PA - 11 at latteda.org/bowling-classic or call 612-746-1379

BIOGRAPHIES TARA BORMAN (STONER JESSIE & UNDERSTUDY BRENDA) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Debut, NEXT Festival: She’s Come Undone. THEATER: Yellow Tree Theatre: Steel Magnolias (upcoming), The Rats & The Wasps Nest, Death of a Salesman, Circle Mirror Transformation, Our Town, Fair Game, A Gone Fishin’ Christmas; Troupe American Inc: Church Basement Ladies, A Second Helping; Away in the Basement, A Mighty Fortress,The Last Potluck Supper (Original MN cast & National Tours for all); Sidekick Theatre: Incident at Our Lady of Perpetual Help (regional premiere), Baskerville, Cinderella; Bryant Lake Bowl Theatre: A Very Die Hard Christmas; Ripped Nylon Productions: Endometriosis The Musical (MN Fringe Festival audience pick).

Silver Sea Cruise Lines: Silver Wind & Silver Spirit Lead Vocalist. TaraBorman.com @ owlbungalow DEIDRE COCHRAN (STONER STACEY & BRENDA) THEATER LATTÉ DA: The Color Purple, Hello, Dolly!, Jelly’s Last Jam. THEATER: Artistry: Some Enchanted Evening, Shrek the Musical, Songs for a New World, The Music Man, Legally Blonde, Mary Poppins; Children’s Theatre Company: Morris Micklewhite and the Tangerine Dress, An American Tail; Theatre Elision: In the Green, Islander, Ruthless; The Hive Collaborative: First Lady of Song: Ella Sings; Ordway: Ordway Cabaret: Rise Up; Old Log Theatre: A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder. TRAINING: B.A in Acting, Brenau University.

WILL DUSEK (MAC) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Debut, NEXT Festival 2024: My Ántonía. THEATER: Chanhassen Dinner Theatres: Jersey Boys (Frankie Valli); Artistry Theatre: Disney’s Newsies (Jack Kelly); The Lost Colony Theater: The Lost Colony (John Borden). Thank you to the whole team for believing in me and having me on this project, you’re in for a treat. TRAINING: B.F.A in Music Theatre, Illinois Wesleyan University, Class of 2023.

KATHERINE FRIED (PAT) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Debut. THEATER: Ten Thousand Things: The Spitfire Grill, Iphigenia at Aulis, Ten Thousand Voices; Guthrie Theater: The Parchman Hour, A Christmas Carol, King Lear; Illinois Shakespeare Festival: Shakespeare in Love, Henry V; Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: Henry IV, Part 1, The Merry Wives of Windsor; The Playwrights’ Center, The Jungle Theater, Theatre L’Homme Dieu, Virginia Repertory Theatre Company, Kansas Repertory Theater, Fulton Opera, and Opera Montana among others. Katherine is happy to call both Minnesota and the East Coast her artistic homes. She most recently composed music for The Hatmaker’s Wife with Ten Thousand Things Theater.

TRAINING: University of Minnesota / Guthrie Theater B.F.A. Actor Training Program.

EMILY GUNYOU HALAAS (PEG MCDUFF) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Passage of Dreams, Steerage Song Tour, NEXT Festival. THEATER: Guthrie Theater: Third, A Christmas Carol, The Master Butchers Singing Club, Much Ado About Nothing, The Winter’s Tale, Clybourne Park, Uncle Vanya, Bad News (I was there); Theatre de la Jeune Lune/La Jolla Playhouse: The Deception; Actor’s Theater of Louisville Humana Festival: Fissures (lost and found); Hartford Stage: Cloud 9; Jungle Theater: Shipwrecked, In the Next Room (or The Vibrator Play), Le Switch; Park Square THEATER LATTÉ DA - 12

BIOGRAPHIES Theatre: Trying, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, Opus, Or, Cyrano, The Snow Queen, The Agitators; Emigrant Theatre: My Name is Rachel Corrie; Frank Theatre: Vinegar Tom; Mixed Blood Theatre: 1001; Illusion Theater: My Ántonia. Emily received the 2009 Emerging Artist IVEY Award, as well as an IVEY for the ensemble’s work in Clybourne Park. Emily occasionally sings traditional folks songs with various folks, and knits. My babies, I love you, I’m proud of you, I’ll see you in the morning for toast.

KIM KIVENS (MRS. LENOX) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Merrily We Roll Along, Bernarda Alba, C., Oliver!, Company, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, NEXT Festival. THEATER: Chanhassen Dinner Theatres: Beautiful: The Carole King Musical; Guthrie Theater: Into the Woods; Six Points Theater: 25 Questions for a Jewish Mother, The Chanukkah Guest, What I Thought I Knew, Natasha and the Coat, Church & State; Children’s Theatre Company: Dr. Seuss’s The Sneetches: The Musical, Cinderella; Hennepin Arts: (in partnership with Second City) The Realish Housewives of Edina, The Doyle and Debbie Show. Also works in the voiceover/oncamera industry. Kim’s favorite roles are wife to Joe and mom to Lily.

RILEY MCNUTT (BANKO) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Falsettos, Next to Normal, All is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914, Hello, Dolly!, Twelve Angry Men: A New Musical, A Little Night Music, Six Degrees of Separation, Ragtime. Children’s Theater Company: Alice In Wonderland; Asolo Repertory Theatre: Twelve Angry Men: A New Musical; Flying Foot Forum: Heaven; Trademark Theater: The Boy and Robin Hood; Artistry: A New Brain, Noises Off, Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables, Cabaret, La Cage Aux Folles, Cabaret. Minnesota Orchestra: Carousel. Skylark Opera: Wonderful Town, The Vagabond King, Candide. Ordway Theater: Beauty and the Beast.

MATT RIEHLE (STONER HECTOR) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Next to Normal, Christmas at the Local, Twelve Angry Men, Once, Assassins, Five Points, Man of La Mancha, C., NEXT Festival. THEATER: Theatre L’Homme Dieu: Tick, Tick...

Boom!; Asolo Repertory Theatre: Twelve Angry Men: A New Musical; Artistry: Memphis; Chanhassen Dinner Theatres: Jesus Christ Superstar; History Theatre: Sweet Land; 7th House Theater: Hair, Jonah and the Whale; Torch Theater: Dangerous Liaisons; Yellow Tree Theater: Flowers for the Room. MUSIC: Jonny James and the Hall of Fames (Zeppelin, Queen, Beatles, and Pink Floyd Tributes).

JOSHUA ROW (MALCOLM & BERT) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Debut. THEATER: Guthrie Theater: A Christmas Carol, Into The Woods; Open Window Theatre: Our Town. TRAINING: B.S. in Theatre, University of Northwestern, St. Paul. www.JoshuaRow.com @Joshuarowyourboat. Ephesians 1:3 CARL SWANSON (DOUG, ANDY, GARY & UNDERSTUDY DUNCAN) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Debut. THEATER: Guthrie: Little Shop of Horrors; National Tour: NOEL the Musical; Children’s Theatre: Cinderella; The Ordway: Beauty and the Beast; History Theater: Boy Wonder; Theatre Mu: Blended Harmony; Old Log Theater: The Play That Goes Wrong; Artistry: Crazy for You, The Pajama SCOTLAND, PA - 13

BIOGRAPHIES Game, Memphis, Wit, The Drowsy Chaperone; Lyric Arts: Something Rotten!, Bright Star, If/ Then; Theatre Pro Rata: Silent Sky. FILM: Sanctified, Road to Damascus (Both on Amazon) TRAINING: B.A. in Drama, Univ. of WI - Stevens Point

TIMOTHY THOMAS (DUNCAN & RAY CRUMP) THEATER LATTÉ DA: The Measures, The NEXT Festival. Tim started his career on Twin City stages in 1983-84 at The History Theatre, Chanhassen Dinner Theatres, Theater in the Round, and others. FILM: Mike Nichols’Wolf; Cameron Bossert’s The Female Genius. BROADWAY TOUR: Sondheim & Lapine’s Into the Woods (Cinderella’s Prince/The Wolf ). COMPANY MEMBER: Irish Repertory Theatre, The Actors Center. OPERA: Minnesota Opera Company, the Opera Company of Philadelphia, NY Opera Forum and others. THEATER: Shakespeare Theater Company, Syracuse Stage, The Hangar Theater, Indiana Repertory Theater, Williamstown Theater Festival, Actor’s Theater of Louisville, and others. MFA: NYU Graduate Acting; Proud member of Actors Equity Association since 1983.

ERIC MORRIS (UNDERSTUDY FOR MAC & STONER STACEY) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Falsettos, Assassins. PERFORMING: Guthrie Theater: Guys & Dolls; Artistry: The Pajama Game, The Bridges of Madison County; History Theatre: A Servant’s Christmas, Runestone, Lord Gordon Gordon; Nautilus Music-Theater: Twisted Apples; The Barn Theatre: Million Dollar Quartet, Seven Brides, The Wedding Singer, 9 to 5, The Who’s Tommy, Big River. DIRECTING/DESIGN: Old Log Theatre: A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder, Ghost, Tenderly, The Play That Goes Wrong, Escape to Margaritaville; Theatre L’Homme Dieu: Once, Beautiful: The Carole King Musical; The Barn Theatre: SpongeBob SquarePants: The Musical; Lakeshore Players: I Am My Own Wife, The Three Musketeers. TRAINING: B.F.A. in Musical Theatre from Ithaca College. Come buzz with me at my new performance space, The Hive Collaborative in St. Paul. We’ve got Musical Theater Bingo every month! www.eric-morris.com & www.thehivecollaborativemn.com.

TOM REED (UNDERSTUDY FOR BANKO, DOUG, MALCOLM & STONER HECTOR) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Stones In His Pockets. THEATER: Guthrie Theater: Little Shop of Horrors; Ten Thousand Things: The Spitfire Grill; Artistry: 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee; Jungle Theater: Georgiana & Kitty: Christmas at Pemberley; Mixed Blood Theatre: Interstate, Autonomy, Hooded; or Being Black for Dummies, Gloria, Curious Incident, Next to Normal, Avenue Q; Brave New Workshop: 18 mainstage sketch comedy productions; Open Eye Theatre: Loch Mess!, Hairball!, Log Jam!; History Theatre: Christmas of Swing; HUGE Improv Theater: Creature Feature, Lounge-asaurus Rex; TV/FILM: Lady Dynamite (Netflix), America Unearthed (History Channel), The Public Domain, Locally Grown Comedy. Visit tombreed.com for more.

LISA VOGEL (UNDERSTUDY FOR MRS. LENOX & PEG MCDUFF) THEATER LATTÉ DA: NEXT Festival 2023:The Tears of La Llorona: A Border Zarzuela.

THEATER: Chanhassen Dinner Theatres: Jersey Boys, Footloose; Artistry: The Sound of Music; Yellow Tree Theatre: Another Miracle on Christmas Lake; Lyric Arts: Steel Magnolias, Sense and Sensibility; Gilbert & Sullivan VLOC: H.M.S Pinafore; New London Barn Playhouse: The Fantasticks, Camelot; Lakeshore THEATER LATTÉ DA - 14

BIOGRAPHIES Players: Beehive: The 60’s Musical. Lisa feels so blessed to be a part of this amazing project and in the room with such an incredible group of people – sit back and ENJOY! TRAINING: BFA in Musical Theater, Emerson College and M.Ed. in Special Education, University of Minnesota.

JOELLE COUTU (STAGE MANAGER) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Stage Manager: Johnny Skeeky, NEXT Festival 2023 & 2024, Stage Manager Swing: Next to Normal, Christmas at The Local, Stones in His Pockets, The Color Purple.

THEATER: Lyric Opera of the North: Cavalleria Rusticana; Skylark Opera Company: Three Decembers, Eugene Onegin, Amahl and the Night Visitors; Illusion Theater: We Take Care of Our Own, Present; History Theatre: Runestone!

A Rock Musical, Not in Our Neighborhood; Gilbert and Sullivan Very Light Opera Company: Pirates of Penzance. TRAINING: B.A in Theater and Television Design, Valparaiso University.

UPCOMING: Theater Latté Da: Cinderella.

AUSTIN SCHOENFELDER (ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Johnny Skeeky, The Color Purple, Falsettos, Hello, Dolly!, Christmas At The Local, Merrily We Roll Along, Jelly’s Last Jam. THEATER: Chanhassen Dinner Theatres: (Spotlight Operator) Jersey Boys, The Prom, Footloose, The Music Man; Park Square Theatre: (Asst. Stage Manager) Holmes and Watson, (Run Crew) The Rocky Horror Show.

KYLE BAKER (GUITAR) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Next to Normal, NEXT Festival: She’s Come Undone, Macbeth and the Weïrd Sisters, The Tears of La Llorona. THEATER (As Music Director): Theatre L’Homme Dieu: Once, Old Log Theatre: Million Dollar Quartet, Once Upon a Mattress, Escape to Margaritaville. THEATER (Pit Musician): History Theatre: Blended Harmony, I Am Betty, Boy Wonder; Artistry: Pajama Game; Children’s Theatre Company: The Garden. TRAINING: Master’s of Music, McNally Smith College of Music, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Denison University UPCOMING: History Theatre: I Am Betty.

RILEY GULOTTA (GUITAR) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Debut. THEATER: Penumbra Theatre: Black Nativity. Also guitarist for various bands/artists throughout the Twin Cities and broader midwest. TRAINING: McNally Smith College of Music.

STEVE JENNINGS (DRUMS/PERCUSSION) THEATER LATTÉ DA: The Color Purple, Hello, Dolly!, Jelly’s Last Jam,Twelve Angry Men; THEATER: Guthrie Theater: The Parchman Hour; Children’s Theatre Company: The Wiz, Last Stop on Market Street; Penumbra Theatre: Black Nativity, Girl Shakes Loose, Ain’t Misbehavin’, Dinah Was; Northfield Arts Guild: Castastrophe. Steve has decades of experience playing rock, funk, jazz, gospel, country, and blues music. He works with Starchild - The Level 42 tribute, vocal jazz artists Moore by Four, blues funk group Left Wing Bourbon, the Simon and Garfunkel tribute - Feeling Groovy, the Over & Back Band, and co-leads the Little Feat plus southern fried blues bbq funk Tribute group Jambalaya.

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BIOGRAPHIES SANFORD MOORE (CONDUCTOR/KEYBOARD) THEATER LATTÉ DA: The Color Purple, Hello, Dolly!, Jelly’s Last Jam, NEXT FESTIVAL, Ghostlight Series.

THEATER: Children’s Theatre Company: Three Little Birds, Last Stop on Market Street, The Wiz; Penumbra Theatre: Girl Shakes Loose, Ballad of Emmet Till, I Wish You Love, Black Nativity, Ain’t Misbehavin’, Dinah Was; Guthrie Theater: Parchman Hour, To Kill a Mockingbird, Disgraced (composer), Choir Boy, Crowns; History Theatre: Handprints; Ten Thousand Things: Thunder Knocking at the Door; Ordway: Ordway Cabaret, Smokey Joe’s Café, 42nd Street; Park Square Theatre: Nina Simone: Four Women; Director/Arranger for vocal jazz group, Moore by Four. Music Director at Kingdom Life Church, Mpls.

CHRIS SMITH (BASS) THEATER LATTÉ DA: The Color Purple, Jelly’s Last Jam. THEATER: History Theatre: I Am Betty, Snapshots; Actor’s Temple Theatre: Fried Chicken & Latkes. TRAINING: Masters Degree in Music Performance, Rutgers University, Undergraduate Degree in Jazz, New School University.

Socials: Instagram: @cee.smith JOAN GRIFFITH (BASS SUB) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Johnny Skeeky, Skeeky Merrily We Roll Along. THEATER: Guthrie: Twelfth Night; Park Square Theatre: Pacific Overtures, Jacques Brel; Bloomington Civic Theater: Light in the Piazza, Follies, The Baker’s Wife; Children’s Theatre Company: Frog and Toad; Theater Mu: Walleye Kid; Artistry: Bridges of Madison County, Songs for a New World, Shrek. TRAINING: University of Missouri at Kansas City MICHAEL MITNICK (BOOK) THEATER: Playwrights Horizons: Fly By Night; The Roundabout: Scotland, PA; Second Stage: Sex Lives of our Parents; The Geffen Playhouse: Mysterious Circumstances; South Coast Repertory: The Siegel. FILM: The Giver and The Current War. TV: Vinyl. Joke writer for President Barack Obama’s 2014 White House Correspondents’ Dinner Speech.

TRAINING: M.F.A. in Playwriting, The Yale School of Drama.

ADAM GWON (MUSIC & LYRICS) THEATER: OFF-BROADWAY: Scotland, PA (Roundabout, NYT Critic’s Pick, Drama Desk nomination), Old Jews Telling Jokes (Westside Theatre, NYT Critic’s Pick); Ordinary Days (Roundabout; Keen Company revival, Drama League nomination). REGIONAL: Witnesses (California Center for the Arts, Craig Noel Award winner); String (Village Theatre);Cake Off (Signature Theatre, Helen Hayes nomination; Bucks County Playhouse); Cloudlands (South Coast Repertory);The Boy Detective Fails (Signature Theatre); Bernice Bobs Her Hair (Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma). WEST END: Ordinary Days (Trafalgar Studios). FILM: Really Happy Someday (Toronto International Film Festival). WEBSERIES: Submissions Only. ALBUMS: Ordinary Days (Ghostlight Records), String (Brainstorm Records), Audra McDonald’s Go Back Home (Nonesuch), The Essential Liz Callaway (Working Girl Records), Artists in Residence (Broadway Records), Over the Moon: The Broadway Lullaby Project (Entertainment One).

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BIOGRAPHIES LONNY PRICE (CO-DIRECTOR) BROADWAY: Gabriel Byrne’s Walking With Ghosts, Sunset Boulevard (Glenn Close), Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill and 110 in the Shade (Audra McDonald), ‘Master Harold’... and the Boys (Danny Glover), Sally Marr and Her Escorts (Joan Rivers), Urban Cowboy and A Class Act. WEST END: Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill. ENGLISH NATIONAL OPERA: Man of La Mancha, Carousel, Sunset Boulevard, Sweeney Todd. OFF-BROADWAY: Scotland, PA (Roundabout). FILM/TV: New York Philharmonic’s Sweeney Todd, (Emma Thompson and Bryn Terfel) Company, (Neil Patrick Harris, Stephen Colbert, PattiLuPone) Camelot, Candide, Passion (Emmy Award), Sondheim: The Birthday Concert! (Emmy Award). ADDITIONAL TELEVISION: Sweeney Todd (San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, Emmy Award), Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill (HBO).

DOCUMENTARIES: Best Worst Thing That Ever Could Have Happened, Hal Prince: The Director’s Life. This one is for M.M. and A.G., with love.

MATT COWART (CO-DIRECTOR) BROADWAY (Associate Director): Walking with Ghosts, Sunset Boulevard, Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar & Grill, 110 in the Shade.

WEST END (Associate Director): Man of La Mancha, Carousel, Sweeney Todd, Sunset Boulevard. FILM/TELEVISION (Producer): Hal Prince: The Director’s Life, Best Worst Thing That Ever Could Have Happened, Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar & Grill (HBO), SINATRA: Voice for a Century, Sweeney Todd (PBS), Company. ADDITIONAL CREDITS: Beaches (Theatre Calgary), National Tour of Peter Pan, and the International Tour of West Side Story. TRAINING: UNC School of the Arts. Love to his mom and LRH. LORIN LATARRO (CO-CHOREOGRAPHER) Two Drama Desk Awards, Lortel Award, Outer Critics Circle Award and three Chita Rivera Award nominations.

THEATER: Broadway: Once Upon A Mattress, Tommy, The Heart of Rock and Roll, Into the Woods, Waitress, Mrs. Doubtfire, Liaisons Dangereuses with Janet McTeer and Liev Schreiber, Waiting for Godot with lan McKellen and Patrick Stewart, Merrily We Roll Along (Roundabout), La Traviata (Metropolitan Opera). As a director: Candace Bushnell’s Is There Still Sex in the City? (Daryl Roth Theatre), #DateMe (Westside Theatre). Additional choreography: Chess (Kennedy Center), Lin-Manuel Miranda’s 21 Chump Street (BAM), Peter Pan, Twelfth Night (Public), Queen of the Night (Drama Desk Award), Once Upon a Mattress; Oliver! (Encores!). Lorin performed in 14 Broadway shows and danced with Twyla Tharp, Fosse, Graham, Momix. BFA -Juilliard. MANYU. Love to Brian & Arden.

TRAVIS WALDSCHMIDT (CO-CHOREOGRAPHER) Broadway credits including Mrs. Doubtfire (OBC), Kiss Me Kate, Hello,Dolly!, Groundhog Day (OBC), Matilda and Wicked. Other NYC performing credits: The Metropolitan Opera’s La Traviata and Carnegie Hall. Tours: 9 to 5, High School Musical, A Chorus Line and West Side Story. Additional associate choreography credits: Beaches at Theatre Calgary, Tale As Old As Time, The Last Supper, Matilda at The MUNY, Assistant Choreographer for Heart Of Rock and Roll on Broadway, James Taylor’s River for Carnegie Hall, and the film Frances Ha. Travis is currently the Associate Choreographer for the National Tour of Peter Pan. Special thanks to Lorin, Lonny and Matt, I truly love you guys.

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BIOGRAPHIES JOSHUA ZECHER-ROSS (MUSIC DIRECTOR & ADDITIONAL ORCHESTRATIONS) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Debut! RECENT: Queen of Versailles World Premiere, Colonial Theatre, Boston; BROADWAY: Be More Chill, Once Upon a One More Time, Some Like It Hot; SELECT REGIONAL: The Marvelous Wonderettes (Alabama Shakespeare Festival), A Christmas Carol (Denver Center), The Louder We Get (Theatre Calgary); Other regional: Barrington Stage Company, Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, George Street Playhouse, Sharon Playhouse, and The Little Theatre on the Square (Sullivan, Illinois) where he also served as artistic director. Also music supervisor for the BFA musical theatre program at the NY Film Academy. joshuazr.com @ joshuazr1311 MINA KINUKAWA (SCENIC DESIGNER) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Falsettos.

THEATER: MN Opera: The Song Poet; Theater Mu: Blended (Harmony): The Kim Loo Sisters, The Kung Fu Zombies Saga, Cambodian Rock Band, Today is My Birthday, Flower Drum Song; Penumbra Theatre: RE-MEMORI, Sugar in Our Wounds; Jungle Theater: Every Brilliant Thing, Small Mouth Sounds; Pillsbury House and Theatre: Passage, bull-jean stories. TRAINING: MFA in Set Design, University of California, San Diego. Assistant Professor of Theater and Dance at Macalester College in Saint Paul, MN.

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ZAMORA SIMMONS-STILES (COSTUME DESIGNER) THEATER LATTÉ DA: debut. THEATER: Pillsbury House + Theatre : A Walless Church: The Black Woman’s Guide To Creating God; Mixed Blood:The Most Spectacularly Lamentable Trial of Miz Martha Washington; Theater Cedar Rapids: Fairview.

Also Makeup and Wig designer in the Midwest. TRAINING: MFA Theater Design, University of Iowa, BFA Performing Arts, University of Trinidad and

GRANT E. MERGES (LIGHTING DESIGNER) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Falsettos, Merrily We Roll Along, La bohème, Once. THEATER (selected): Jungle Theater: Hand to God; Penumbra Theatre: Black Nativity; Chenango River Theatre: Picasso at the Lapin Agile, Lend Me a Tenor, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde; Stages Theatre Company: The North Star, James and the Giant Peach, The Hobbit; Artistry: The Music Man, Noises Off, The Drowsy Chaperone; Minneapolis Musical Theatre: Night of the Living Dead, The Story of My Life, Big River; Paul Bunyan Playhouse: Young Frankenstein, Footloose, Little Shop of Horrors; GREAT Theatre: Descendants, Grease, Newsies; River Valley Dance Academy: The Snow Queen, The Nutcracker; University of Northwestern: The Lightning Thief, Peter Pan, Into the Woods; Century College: Rent, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Macbeth; Concordia University: Die Fledermaus. EDUCATION: MFA Minnesota State University, Mankato.

KEVIN SPRINGER (SOUND DESIGNER) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Johnny Skeeky, Bernarda Alba, Hello, Dolly!, Man of La Mancha, Once, To Let Go And Fall. OPERA: Minnesota Opera: Dead Man Walking, Dinner at Eight.

THEATER: Daleko Arts: The Thin Place; In the Heart of the Beast: Make Believe Neighborhood; New Native Theater: 2012 The Musical, The Unplugging; THEATER LATTÉ DA - 18

BIOGRAPHIES Penumbra Theater: Dutchman, The Owl Answers, This Bitter Earth; Red Eye Theater: Sounds Inside; Theater Mu: peerless; Trademark Theater: The Hollow; zAmya: A Prairie Homeless Companion. TRAINING: MFA in Theatre Design and Technology, University of Minnesota Twin Cities.

EMMA GUSTAFSON (HAIR, WIGS & MAKEUP DESIGNER) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Johnny Skeeky, The Color Purple, Next to Normal, Hello, Dolly!, Merrily We Roll Along. THEATER: Minnesota Opera: Elixir of Love, Cruzar la Cara de la Luna, Song Poet, Daughter of the Regiment, Rinaldo, Anonymous Lover; Lakes Area Music Festival: The Rake’s Progress, Theater Mu/History Theatre: Blended (Harmony): The Kim Loo Sisters; Jungle Theater: Cambodian Rock Band; Open Eye Figure Theatre: Chinese Lady; Ten Thousand Things: Emilia, Thunder Knocking On The Door; Children’s Theatre Company: Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Bina’s Six Apples, Annie, Mixed Blood: Roe. TRAINING: B.A. in Theatrical Design, Augsburg University; Wigs Apprentice, Santa Fe Opera; Cosmetology License, Aveda Institute Minneapolis.

MADELAINE FOSTER (PROPS DESIGNER/SUPERVISOR) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Debut. THEATER: Peninsula Players: I Oughta Be In Pictures, The Angel Next Door, Million Dollar Quartet, Mary’s Wedding, The Stranger; Indiana Repertory Theatre (Assistant Prop Supervisor and Carpenter): Little Shop of Horrors, The Folks at Home, Fannie, A Christmas Carol, Frankenstein, Clue, Shakespeare’s Will, Oedipus, Flyin’ West, Sense and Sensibility, The Paper Dreams of Harry Chin, The Reclamation of Madison Hemings, Fahrenheit 451, The Book Club Play, The House That Jack Built, Mrs. Harrison, Cyrano, No. 6, Tuesdays with Morrie, This Wonderful Life, Murder on the Orient Express, The Watsons Go to Birmingham - 1963, Morning After Grace, And So We Walked, The Little Choo-Choo That Thinks She Can; Theater at Monmouth: The Story of My Life, An Iliad, Richard II, The Importance of Being Earnest, As You Like It. TRAINING: B.A. in Theatre, William & Mary.

ANNIE ENNEKING (FIGHT & INTIMACY DIRECTOR) THEATER LATTÉ DA: The Color Purple, Cyrano, Aida, Man of La Mancha; THEATER: Jungle Theater: Noises Off, Hand to God; Theater Mu: Man of God, Hell’s Canyon; Full Circle Theater: Antigonick, Anon(ymous); Guthrie Theater: To Kill a Mockingbird, Stage Kiss, A Raisin in the Sun; Dark and Stormy Productions: Extremities, Fool for Love; University of Minnesota BFA/Guthrie: Boudica, Troilus and Cressida; Park Square Theatre: Cardboard Piano, Cyrano, Of Mice and Men; Shakespearean Youth Theater: Hamlet, Macbeth, Julius Caesar. TEACHING ARTIST: University of Minnesota in the BFA and BA Program. Also former actor, and currently front woman and founder of rock band Annie and the Bang Bang.

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BIOGRAPHIES ZACH CHRISTENSEN (ASSISTANT DIRECTOR) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Falsettos.

THEATER: Guthrie Theater: Richard II, Henry IV, Henry V; Jackdonkey Productions: The Dumb Waiter (MN Fringe Audience Choice Award), A Drug Play (STL Fringe Artistic Innovation Award), Far Away, Assassination of Ferdinand, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged), The Zoo Story, Dock Work, Working Act; Flying Foot Forum: Shuffle Off to Split Rock; Theatre in The Round: Perfect Arrangement, A Murder is Announced, It Wasn’t Murder. TRAINING: B.F.A. Acting, North Dakota State University. www.zachchristensen.com @zach_christensen_ ELISSA ADAMS (DIRECTOR OF NEW WORK) THEATER LATTÉ DA: C., Lullaby, Assassins, Five Points, Underneath the Lintel, Once, A Little Night Music, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, To Let Go And Fall, Chicago, Bernarda Alba, Jelly’s Last Jam, Twelve Angry Men: A New Musical, Merrily We Roll Along, Christmas At The Local, Hello Dolly!, Next to Normal, Falsettos, Stones in His Pockets, The Color Purple, Johnny Skeeky, NEXT Up & NEXT Festival (Producer). THEATER: Director of New Play Development at Children’s Theatre Company (1998- 2017); Sundance Theatre Lab; Playwrights’ Center; TRAINING: MFA in Dramaturgy, UC San Diego.

BETHANY REINFELD (TECHNICAL DIRECTOR) describes Technical Direction as “Building worlds for characters to come to life in”. She has done 30 plus productions and 5 NEXT Festivals with Latte Da. She holds a M.F.A in Theater and Drama with a specialization in Technical Direction from UW Madison. She also has a B.F.A. in Design Tech with an emphasis in Technical Direction and Scenic Design from UMD. She has worked with Mixed Blood Theatre, Normandale Community College, Yellow Tree Theatre, Jungle Theater and Sesame Street Live/VEE Corporation to list a few.

SHEENA JANSON KELLEY (CASTING SUPERVISOR) THEATER LATTÉ DA: 2023-2024 Season (The Color Purple, Stones in His Pockets), 2024-2025 Season (Cinderella, Fun Home) THEATER CASTING: Artistry: Godspell, Shrek: The Musical; Children’s Theatre Company: Casting Director 2014-2018; Ordway Center for Performing Arts: 42nd Street, Smokey Joe’s Café, Dolly Parton’s Smoky Mountain Christmas Carol (staged reading); OTHER: A Queen’s Ball: A Bridgerton Experience (Netflix, Shondaland).

NICHOLAS TRANBY (AUDIO SUPERVISOR & SOUND BOARD OPERATOR) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Johnny Skeeky, The Color Purple, Stones in His Pockets, Christmas at the Local, Falsettos, Next to Normal, Hello, Dolly!, Merrily We Roll Along, Twelve Angry Men, Jelly’s Last Jam, La Bohème, All is Calm, Once, Chicago, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, Candide, A Little Night Music, Man of la Mancha, Peter and the Starcatcher, Ragtime, Gypsy, Assassins, Five Points. THEATER: Sound, Video and Lighting Associate at Children’s Theatre Company for 4 years including Shrek the Musical, Pinocchio, Alice in Wonderland and Robin Hood; Head Audio Engineer for international tours of The Wedding Singer and Wizard of Oz; Other venues have included Guthrie Theater, Williamstown Theatre Festival, and Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park.

TRAINING: The College-Conservatory of Music at University of Cincinnati.

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BIOGRAPHIES ANDREW NORFOLK (LIGHTING SUPERVISOR & LIGHT BOARD OPERATOR) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Johnny Skeeky, The Color Purple, Stones in His Pockets, Christmas at the Local, Falsettos, Next to Normal, We Shall Someday, Hello, Dolly!. OPERA: The Santa Fe Opera: Carmen, The Barber of Seville, Falstaff, Tristan und Isolde, M. Butterfly. LIGHTING DESIGN: Lyric Arts: The Pavilion, 9 to 5 - The Musical; UMD Theatre: MAXA - The Maddest Woman In The World, The Little Prince; Stage 2 Theatre Company: Firebringer, The Spoon River Project, The Trail to Oregon.

TRAINING: B.F.A. in Theatre, Lighting Design Emphasis, University of Minnesota - Duluth.

ASH KAUN (DRESSER) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Johnny Skeeky, The Color Purple, Stones in His Pockets, Christmas at the Local, Falsettos, Next to Normal, We Shall Someday, Hello, Dolly!, Merrily We Roll Along, Twelve Angry Men, La Bohème, To Let Go and Fall. THEATER: Guthrie: Shakespeare’s History Plays; Exposed Brick Theatre: Muyehpen; Jungle Theater: 5, Christmas at Pemberley (series); Mill City Summer Opera: Carmen; North Hennepin Community College: She Kills Monsters; Park Square Theatre: Airness, Jefferson Township Sparkling Junior Talent Pageant, Romeo and Juliet, The Agitators; Penumbra Theatre: Benevolence, This Bitter Earth; Ten Thousand Things Theater: Thunder Knocking on the Door; Theater Mu: Fast Company. TRAINING: B.F.A. in Directing/Design/Playwriting, Augsburg University.

SARA HERMAN (SCENIC CHARGE) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Johnny Skeeky, The Color Purple, Stones in His Pockets, Christmas at the Local, Falsettos, Next to Normal, We Shall Someday, Hello, Dolly!, Merrily We Roll Along, Twelve Angry Men, La bohème, Jelly’s Last Jam, Chicago, Peter and the Starcatcher.

THEATER: Minnesota Opera: Dinner At 8; Mill City Opera: Così fan tutte; Jungle Theater: Fly By Night; Circus Juventas: Twisted, Hugge, Steam, Nordrsaga, Alice in Wonderland, 1001 Nights. TRAINING: B.A. University of MN Morris, Colbalt Studios.

CORINNE STEFFENS (TECH SWING) THEATER LATTÉ DA: Johnny Skeeky, The Color Purple, Stones in His Pockets, Christmas at the Local, Falsettos, We Shall Someday, Hello, Dolly!, Merrily We Roll Along, NEXT Festival, Twelve Angry Men, Jelly’s Last Jam, La bohème. THEATER: US National Tour: All is Calm 2022, Emojiland; Guthrie Theater: Shane, Into the Woods, Vietgone; Jungle Theater: Cambodian Rock Band; Lyric Arts: The Last 5 Years, A Chorus Line; as well as Twin Cities Fringe, Twin Cities Horror Fest, and teaching & designing for school theater programs across the cities. TRAINING: Bachelors of Music and Bachelors of Arts in Sound Physics, Ithaca College.

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THEATER LATTÉ DA DONORS Theater Latté Da is one of only a few theaters in the country dedicated solely to producing and presenting new and adventurous musical theater that speaks to contemporary audiences and advances the art of musical theater. We truly could not do this without the generosity of our many individual and institutional donors. Thank you for your commitment to our 24/25 season.

INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support grant, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.

Prospect Creek Foundation

The Nara Fund

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INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT Theater Latté Da’s mission is to create new and impactful connections among story, music, artist, and audience by exploring and expanding the art of musical theater. We are guided by our values that our work be bold, inclusive and collaborative, and strive to act with integrity and gratitude both on and off the stage. By illuminating the unseen, giving voice to the unheard, and empathizing with the unknown, Theater Latté Da strives to open eyes, ears, and hearts.

Please consider a tax-deductible contribution to Theater Latté Da today and join us in bringing great musical theater to life.

Learn more about support opportunities at latteda.org/ways-to-give or email Director of Development Sara Huelle sarahuelle@latteda.org for more information.

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Grand Finale ($25,000 and above) C. Curtis Dunnavan Fund Dr. Tom Knabel and Kent Allin Kathy and Allen Lenzmeier The Morfitt Family Charitable Fund Rita and Ben* Olk Ted and Mary Jo Shen THEATER LATTÉ DA - 22

*In remembrance

Curtain Call ($10,000–$24,999) Nancy Albrecht Carol and Kim Culp Penny Meier Jennifer Melin Miller and David Miller James R. Olson Cara Sjodin and Scott Stensrud John Sullivan Fremajane Wolfson Alex Wright Margaret V.B. Wurtele The Thomas and Julianne Youngren Foundation

Eleven O’Clock Number ($5,000–$9,999) Anonymous Nicole Hanover Albrecht Family Foundation Sandy and John Hey John Arechar Lisa and Dan Hoene Les Bendtsen and Rick Dennis and Nora Hunchar Buchholz Curt D. Nelson Ray DeSpiegler and Michael Jennifer and Jay Novak Birch Colleen C. Ryan and Tom Merz Jane and Ogden* Confer Ann and Pat Ryan David Feroe and Linda Svitak Lorri Steffen and Paul Zenner Ron Frey and Steven Thompson Patricia Zalaznik The Dean Greenberg Family Fund

Show Stopper ($1,500–$4,999) Anonymous Elissa Adams and Michael Margulies Theresa Alewine Annette Atkins John Bale E. Thomas Binger and Rebecca Rand Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Jeffrey D. Bores and Michael Hawkins Allan Bradley and Derrill Pankow Stephen Bubul and Lee Lewis Jimmy Burnett William and Andrew Collis-Prather Edward and Kathryn Craig Gretchen and David Crary Tanner Curl and Emily Dussault Julie A. Darst Fran and Barb Davis David and Margaret Dines Carol M. Downie and Gregory J. Thomas Joe and Lois Duffy Mary Anne Ebert and Paul Stembler Meghan and Sean Elliott Steve Euller and Nancy Roehr John Fishpaw and Kim Krohn Keith and Betsy Ford Dr. Lynn Glesne Diane Harder and Thomas Eckstein

Jay Harkness and Jean Storlie Jean and Jim Hartman Margie and Tom Hebig Judy and Frank Jossi Deirdre and Wes Kramer Jane Lansing Christine Larsen and Scott Peterson David and Sheila Lein Carol Lichterman Jeff Lin and Sarah Bronson Peggy and Dave Lucas Pat and Sara Mack Mary and Mark Maher Margery Martin and Dan Feidt* Kristin and Jim Matejcek James Lockhart and Janie Mayeron Bridget and Sam Morehead Tom and Conchy Morgan Nicholas Naumann and Joe Chadwick The Carlson Family Foundation Dr. Katherine J. Nevins Judy Nobles Glyn Northington and Stan Kolden Sandra Overland Patti Pinkerton John Polta and Anne Tuthill Polta SCOTLAND, PA - 23

Prospect Creek Foundation of Bruce and Martha Atwater Maria and David Reamer Gary Reetz Mary and Peter Sandberg Miriam Seim Daniel and Emily Shapiro Kris Lang-Shasky and John Shasky Russell Kaplan and Elisa Spencer-Kaplan Neil Neumann and Sandy Spidel Neumann Jon and Kristine Stevens Brian and Carrie Svendahl Michael and Terri Uline Dianne Van Tasell and Steven Eggimann

Erin and Mark Vannelli Bill Venne and Douglas Kline The LTC Janis Verruso Charitable Fund Paula Vesely Gregory L. Vilmo Ruth and David Waterbury Tom and Carol Watzke Windfelt Betsy Weiner Marjorie and Irving Weiser Kevin Winge and Kevin Shores Dick and Diane* Wright Adam Yust Peter Zenner Jeanne and Jeff Zlonis

Entr’acte ($500 - $1,499) Anonymous Frank and Barb Abramson Addicks Hoch Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Mary Alberts Grant Amadio Ward and Kathleen Armstrong Marcia Aubineau Michael Bahr and Morrie Hartman Richard Beens Marjolijn Bielders-Vries David Bjork and Jeff Bengtson Chris Boppre Susan S. Boren and Steve King William and Rita Bourne Mary Brady Judith and Arnie Brier Barbara Brin and John Beal Dawn Brintnell and Andrew Wattenhofer Cheryl Brown Lucinda Brown Virginia and Stuart Campbell Jane Carlstrom Cynthia Chapman Carol Chomsky and Steve Liss Cinda Collins Michael and Mary Conklin John Cook and Carolyn Burnett Tiffany Cooper-Allen and Torrie Allen Jeanne and David Cornish Marguerite Cowles Peggy Crosby and David Pederson Ingrid and Chris Culp Loretta Dakin JaNelle Dexheimer Elaine and Fred Dietrich Gerald Dove Nathan Dungan and Susan Hawks Heidi and Patrick Edwards Sharon Engel THEATER LATTÉ DA - 24

Doris Engibous and Cathy Ryan Lucas Erickson Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Chris Estee Linnea Fahnestock Becky and Damon Farber David Ferris Dennis and Joyce Findley Barbara Frame Matt Fulton Elaine Gaston and Mark Scannell Mary Beidler Gearen Lisa Gehrig Janice Gepner and Eric Newman Christa and Chris Getchell Brian Gilligan and Steve Pospisil Bob and Becky Glesne Renee Goodell Clifford and Karen Greene Kathy Gremillion Andrew and Tina Grzeskowiak Peggy Hall and Lee Barry Helen and Bruce Halverson Kath Hammerseng and Mo Kennedy Richard Hamson Dr. Jo-Ida C. Hansen Roxanne Hart and Scott Nelson Kate Haugen and Carlton Hunke The Hedman Connelly Fund Joanne and Allen Hinderaker Joe Holmers Nanette Hoover Richard Ihrig and Colleen Cooper Mark and Jeanne Innerbichler Bruce Jacobs Bernadette and Jeffrey Janisch Sandi and Jim Jensen Mike Jereczek and Jan Sigmund Denise Johnson and Karl Erickson Steve Johnson and Susan Iverson *In remembrance

Ed and Martha Karels Kurt and Gina Kastel Miriam and Erwin Kelen Cyndi and Greg Klaus James Kunz Al Kvaal Greg Kvam and Pat Johnson Arline Lansangan Datu Andrew Leshovsky and Louis Berg-Arnold Mac and Mary Lewis David and Susan Lima Anna and David Linder Mary and Doug Logeland Jim Macknick and John Pemberton Duayne and Dianne Malewicki Susan L. Maples Keith Martinsen Drew Mattson Paul and Julie Mattson Kevin Mayo Gretchen Alberts Mellies Douglas and Cindy Merrigan Tyler and Emily Michaels King Lisa Michaux Sonny and Amy Miller Linda and Jim Milow Jodi and Mike Mooney Peter D. Moore Richard Moore, Jr. Katherine Murphy Peter and Karla Myers Dirk and Laura Nelson Amy and Mike Newton Nicholson Family Foundation, Pondie and Mark Taylor Karle and Diane Nolte Ben Olk III and Kris Berggren Philip Oxman and Harvey Zuckman Daniel Peterson and Mark Nelson Shannon Pierce and Rachael Kroog Patricia Ploetz Nancy and James Proman Denise Prosek and Milton Ferris Quiring Family Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Pat and Gene Radecki

Megan Reardon John Seeger Reay and Karen Hanson Sadie Reiners Tom Renshaw Kenneth and Beth Roering Tom and Molly Rothstein Family Peggy and Bill Roush Susan and John Ryan Kenneth and Kathy Sabota Linda and Steven Sandvig Noel Schenker Paul Schumann Judy Schwartau Don Helgeson and Sue Shepard Fund of Central Minnesota Community Foundation Rolf*and Janet Skjei Steven and Karen Sonnenberg Roxanne and Bill Soth Ann and Eldon Spencer Ann and Tom Stanley Lynne Stanley Cheryl Stever Toya Stewart Downey Marcia and John Stout Dana and Stephen Strand MJ Sullivan Kari Groth Swan Ron and Margaret Tabar Lezlie and Louis Taylor Gar Hargens and Missy Thompson The Turcotte Family Fund Bill Underwood and Chris Everett Libby and John Utter Jeanne Voigt Michael Wagner Cathy and Stan Waldhauser David C. Warner Corliss Weeks Sue and Jim Westerman Robert Whitlock Jim and Martha Williams Gayle Woodbury Peter and Sue Wyckoff Jodi and Jim Young Abby Zimmer and Sean O’Brien Nancy Zingale and Bill Flanigan

Overture ($250 - $499) Anonymous (3) Tom and Cindy Adamson Albrecht Family Foundation Stuart Appelbaum and Jean King Mary Bahneman Sarah and Mick Bauer Judy Bearman and Ken Kaffine Timothy Beekman Patricia Benson and Phil Strait *In remembrance

Tim and Beth Beutell Chris Bewell Scott Cabalka Sophia Camilli Clara Caruso Cynthia Case and John Foley Patricia Contag Jeanne Corwin Kathryn and Larry Decker SCOTLAND, PA - 25

Shauna Dee Virginia and John Dell Dennis and David Delude-Nafus Nicole Demario Holly Denis Sunny Didier Dennis and Nickie Dillon Larry Espel and Cyndi Hasselbusch John J. Feigal Dr. Patricia Ferrieri Sara and Karl Fiegenschuh Brad and Kathy Fisher Gerald Foley Ron and Barb Fraboni Family Fund Heather and Bill Froehlich David Gardner and Ronda Willsher Robin Gillette John and Joanne Gordon Mark and Mary Jo Hallberg Dr. Shannon Harris Robb Heckmann Martha P. Hoffman Jim and Mary Holland Mark and Jeanne Jacobson Suzanne Jebe Paul Amann and Cory Johnson Scott and Julie Kammer Jeremiah and Pamela Kearney Dr. Thomas Kelly Matt Kiser and Chris Nichol Dodie and John Kostishack Bert Kritzer John Kruse Pat Laulainen Marcia C. Leatham Judy and Steve Lewis Beth and Mike MacDonald Bob and Deb Mans Connie Manske Ruth B. Markowitz Peg McKee and Dean Adams Lisa McLean Alice Medley Dan and Mary Miesle Laura Migliorino David Miller David and Leni Moore Family Foundation Bonnie Mulligan and Charlie Greenman Katie Nelsen Joan Nelson Steve Passeri Sandra, Andrew, and Rick Penning Carol Peterson Tina Ham Peterson and Ric Peterson Pike Willett Family Fund David Pote and Linda Tapsak Anne Pudas THEATER LATTÉ DA - 26

Debra and Lawrence Que John and Elizabeth Quinn Fred Quirsfeld and Linda Campbell Robert S. Ragoonanan John F. Riehle Marilyn and Jim Rosenbaum James Roth Sandra Ryan Sue Salmela and Paul Burnett Carol B. Schirmers Gale Sharpe Rosemary Soltis Howard and Tillie Stacker Lisa Stevens and Jeffrey Hatcher Sulasalmi Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Craig and Janet Swan Julie A. Sweitzer Jean Taylor Tammy Taylor Jennifer, Daniel, Raina, and Zoey Tenenbaum Teresa and Mike Tennis John and Jennifer Urbanski Katherine and Martijn van de Ruijtenbeek Jennifer Van Wyk Wendell Vandersluis and Cynthia Marsh Tammi Veale Daniel Vogel Lynn and Chuck Wallin Daniel Weninger Elisabeth Wierum Travis Wilson Sally Wingert and Tim Danz Jeanette Woessner Carol A Woodbury David Young and Edward Williams, Jr. Jane Zilch

Honor and Memorial Gifts In honor of Sandy Hey Mary Freeman

In memory of Ogden Confer Renee Matejcek

In honor of Fremajane Wolfson The Dean Greenberg Family Fund

In memory of Peter Rothstein’s mother, Jean Elizabeth Ryan Rothstein Gretchen Albert Mellies

In honor of Bridget Morehead Medtronic

In memory of Mary Dew David Miller

In honor of Peter Rothstein Tom and Molly Rothstein Family In honor of Bernadette and Jeffrey Janisch Andrea Tichy and Dan Muck In honor of Jean Hartman Kevin Winge and Kevin Shores In memory of Patricia Faunce Pamela and Frederick Lott

In memory of Gay and Carl Prosek Charlene Washburn On behalf of Steven Bergerson Anonymous On behalf of Elizabeth Hobbs Anonymous

Legacy Circle We gratefully recognize the following individuals who have chosen to include Theater Latté Da in their estate plans. These estate gifts will sustain our artistic excellence and fiscal health for years to come: Kent Allin and Dr. Tom Knabel Mary Ebert and Paul Stembler Stephen Fischer Joyce Gordon* John Hemann*

Bill Venne and Doug Kline Carol Lichterman Patti Pinkerton Kevin Winge and Kevin Shores Dr. Jo-Ida Hansen

If you have included Theater Latté Da in your estate plans but are not listed here, or if you would like to learn more about legacy giving to Theater Latté Da, please contact Development Director Sara Huelle at sarahuelle@latteda.org.

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Theater Latté Da was envisioned by Co-Founder Peter Rothstein as a home for the future of the American musical.

Latté Da has lived this vision since our beginning, with 15 of our 26 mainstage seasons including world premieres.

Theater Latté Da is embarking on an ambitious milestone: supporting the development of 25 new musicals or plays with music by 2025. Through NEXT 25x25, we will invest in the future of the great American Musical and its playwrights, composers, and lyricists through world premieres, the annual NEXT Festival, our NEXT Up development program, and NEXT Generation commissions.

To make a gift in support of NEXT 25x25, please contact sarahuelle@latteda.org

NEXT 25x25 Supporters Elissa Adams and Michael Margulies Addicks Hoch Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Nancy Agneberg Theresa Alewine Jan and Greg Aplin John Arechar Abby Areshenko Peter Bachman John Bale Oby Ballinger Les Bendtsen and Rick Buchholz Ray DeSpiegler and Michael Birch David Bjork and Jeff Bengtson Betsy Bonestroo Chris Boppre Jeffrey D. Bores and Michael Hawkins Andrea Brennan Dawn Brintnell and Andrew Wattenhofer Jeffrey Brockman and Shane Swanson Cynthia Brown Jimmy Burnett Suzanne Butzow William and Andrew Collis-Prather Margie Commerford Anita Cook Tiffany Cooper-Allen and Torrie Allen Carol and Kim Culp Ingrid and Chris Culp

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Pam and Tim Dagoberg Audrey Dammer and Jim Boyer Fran and Barb Davis Michael DiMucci Gerald Dove Charla and Jeffrey Eccles Matt Erickson Kittie Fahey David Ferris Stephen and Lynn Filipas Gloria Freeman Mary Freeman Ron Frey and Steven Thompson Matt Fulton Patrick Gage Jim and Sonja Gindorff Bradley Greenwald and John Novak Nancy Guldberg Roger and Pam Hamilton Kath Hammerseng and Mo Kennedy Ryan Hanson Jay Harkness and Jean Storlie Marlys and Norman Harris Jean and Jim Hartman James Haskins Peter and Emily Hebig Kim Heckmann John Hering and Matt Vonk Sandy and John Hey Lisa and Dan Hoene Wyn Huynh and Bob Zehrer Birdie Jackson Mary Jacobson Sandi and Jim Jensen

Martin Johansen Jim Johnson Bill Jones Kathryn Culp Kerfoot and Mike Kerfoot Paul Kluge Dr. Tom Knabel and Kent Allin Allison Knigge Jonna Kosalko and Dan Rabin Mark Kraus Rebecca and Andrew Lahl Christine Larsen and Scott Peterson Kate and Greg Lawson Ariane Laxo Roger J. and Yvonne E. Leick Jeff Lin and Sarah Bronson Elisabeth Loeffler Mary Lundberg-Johnson Pat and Sara Mack Mary and Mark Maher Kristin and Jim Matejcek Kevin Mayo Penny Meier Jennifer Melin Miller and David Miller Gretchen Alberts Mellies Douglas and Cindy Merrigan Barb and Kevin Minnerath Beth Mitchell Laurie Mount Mark Nelson Nancy Nelson Glyn Northington and Stan Kolden Sharon O’Connor

Rita and Ben* Olk Ben Olk, III and Kris Berggren Cindy Olk Mary Olk Michael Ostrem Jim Payne Daniel Peterson Shannon Pierce and Rachael Kroog Maria and David Reamer Jaime A. Roman and Jim Bernier Peter Rothstein and Omar Guevara Soto Kristin and Harps Singh Mary Rothstein David and Liz Rudrud Jean Ryan Sheryl Saterstrom Rachel Schachter Bradley Schmeling Judy Schwartau Gayle Severson Daniel and Emily Shapiro

Wendy Short Hays Jacob Sirek Cara Sjodin and Scott Stensrud Hilary and Peter Smith Jim Smith Susan Snyder and Tom Westlund George and Mary Kay Fortier Spalding Russell Kaplan and Elisa Spencer-Kaplan Neil Neumann and Sandy Spidel Neumann Ann and Tom Stanley Lorri Steffen and Paul Zenner Cheryl Stever Tim Strand John L Sullivan Fund of the Minneapolis Foundation Brian and Carrie Svendahl Kari Groth Swan Dennis Tkach Christine Tommerdahl

Chris Van Klei Kathryn Vann Erin and Mark Vannelli Carolyn Vanous Jennifer VanWyk Bill Venne and Douglas Kline The LTC Janis Verruso Charitable Fund Carol Wahl Daniel Weninger Beth Wiggins Frank and Frances Wilkinson Jim and Martha Williams Laurie Windisch Kevin Winge and Kevin Shores Gayle Woodbury David Young and Edward Williams, Jr. Adam Yust Josh Zenner Peter Zenner

Corporate Matching Gifts

In-Kind Supporters

Ameriprise Financial Medtronic Microsoft NewRez UnitedHealth Group US Bank Voya Financial Wells Fargo

Cornerstone Copy Center Stagetime Productions

Listings reflect donations made between between August 1, 2023 to July 31, 2024. Please accept our apologies for any errors or omissions.

*In remembrance

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Board of Directors Glyn Northington, Chair Les Bendtsen, Secretary Bridget Morehead, Treasurer Theresa Alewine Tiffany Cooper-Allen John Arechar Marcia Aubineau Ethan Berke Stephen Bubul Jimmy Burnett Tanner Curl Carol Chomsky Toya Stewart Downey Keith Ford Judy Jossi Tom Knabel Jeff Lin Justin Lucero, ex-officio Elisa Spencer-Kaplan, ex-officio Lezlie Taylor Ka Vang Fremajane Wolfson Adam Yust

Staff Justin Lucero Artistic Director

Elisa Spencer-Kaplan Managing Director

Elissa Adams Associate Artistic Director & Director of New Work

Brittany Wallman Director of Marketing

Allen Weeks Director of Production & Operations

Sara Huelle Director of Development

Production Amber Brown Costume Supervisor

Marketing & Guest Services Connor Berkompas Box Office Associate

Eric Charlton Associate Technical Director

Naomi Brecht Box Office Manager

Whitley Cobb Carpenter

Morgan Gray Marketing Associate

Christian Erben Associate Production & Company Manager

Tre’ Miller Front-Of-House Associate

Sara Herman Scenic Charge

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Andrew Norfolk Lighting Supervisor Shelby Reddig Production Stage Manager Bethany Reinfeld Technical Director Nicholas Tranby Audio Supervisor Accounting Chris Hagen Legal Counsel Michael Sinder Co-Founders Peter Rothstein Denise Prosek

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Allison Nahr Box Office Associate Madeline Schulz House Manager Jeremiah Stich Guest Services Manager Kathleen Sullivan Concessions Lead Connor Berkompas, Casey Haeg, Jennica Kruse, Janet Lewis and Courtney Rust Concessionaires Development Gillian Constable Development Associate & Access Coordinator

THINGS TO KNOW

RESTROOMS

We have fully remodeled our lobby restrooms to make them All Gender restrooms. Each contains five fully private stalls with ADA accessible facilities.

ACCESSIBILITY

Accessible Seating: Accessible seating is available at the Ritz Theater in Row E, Sidebar P, and Sidebar Q. All other seating requires stairs for access.

Courtesy Wheelchairs: Courtesy wheelchairs are available for use for patrons who may have mobility challenges. Please see our House Manager or Box Office Manager for use.

Bariatric Chairs: Bariatric chairs are available at the Ritz Theater in Sidebars P and Q. ASL Interpreted Performances: We offer ASL-interpreted performances for every production during our season. These performances are usually offered the second Thursday in each production.

Audio Described Performances: Professional audio describers provide narration of on-stage action, costumes, and scenery during the performance. Listening devices are available for patrons to use during the AD scheduled performances.

Open Caption Performances: We offer open captioning for select weekend performances.

Captions of the text are displayed on a screen near the stage, more easily read from our sidebar seats. Check the performance calendar for the open captioning dates or call the Box Office at 612.339.3003 for details.

Assistive Listening Devices: We offer assistive listening devices for all performances. Please stop at the Box Office to check one out for use during the performance.

Braille Programs: Please see an usher or our Guest Services Manager to request a braille program for any performance.

Large Print Programs: Large print programs are available upon request. Please see the Box Office or request a copy from an usher.

AUDIENCE INFO & POLICIES COVID-19 Policy: As of the start of this season at the Ritz Theater, we are no longer requiring proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test result. Masks are welcome but optional, EXCEPT for select Sunday matinee performances when they are required. This policy is subject to change.

Photos & Video: Photos of the set are allowed before or after the show and during intermission, but not when artists are onstage. Video or audio recording of any kind is strictly prohibited.

Phones: The ringing of cellular phones or texting is highly disruptive during a performance.

These devices should be turned off during the performance.

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Looking for a BUILD space?

Theater Latté Da’s Scenic Studio was established with a vision of a shared scene shop, in which not only Latté Da’s set construction could occur, but other Twin Cities theater companies and individuals could utilize the space for productions and projects big and small.

Space Rental: Rent shop or rent build or paint areas.

Daily and weekly rental Rent thethe shop or rent ourour build or paint areas.

Daily and weekly rental rates are available to support ranging from woodworking, arerates available to support projects projects ranging from woodworking, welding (Mig), welding (Mig), painting, carpentry.

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Project Services: TLD Scenic Studio has worked on projects for Mixed Blood Theater, Lucent Blue Events and has rented out the Scenic Studio to Jungle Theater and Production Services range fromS.O.A.R. fabrication (build), installation (loadin), notes, and removal (strike) based on project.

TLD Scenic Studio has worked on projects for Mixed Blood Theater, Lucent Blue Events in and has rented out the Scenic Studio our to Jungle If you are interested knowing more, please review rental price Theater and S.O.A.R. guide and please contact TLD Technical Director

Bethany Reinfeld at bethany@latteda.org about your project goals.

If you are interested in knowing more, please review our rental price guide and please contact TLD Technical Director Bethany Reinfeld at bethany@latteda.org about your project goals.

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