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FULTON THEATRE COMPANY

Marc Robin

Executive Artistic Producer

PRODUCTION

Production Manager...............................William Mohney – Scenery –

Technical Director...................................Benjamin Miller

Assistant Technical Director..................Andrew Thomas

Charge Scenic Artist................................Gwendolyn Cox

Master Carpenter/Welder........................Ethan Dashnaw

Scenic Carpenter/Welder.............................Sky Bradley

Scenic Carpenter…...................................Ryan Hammer

Shop Volunteers......................Ronn Comly, Dale Hamby Albert Kiely, Anne Kirchoff, Jeff Jacobsen, Fran Luta, Joe Revelt, Judy Siviglia

– Lighting & Sound –

Sound Director............................................Josh Allamon

Audio Engineer.................................................Tyler Horn

Lead Electrician............................................Griffin Allen

Production Electrician.................................Faith Bocian

– Costumes –

Costume Shop Supervisor/Wig and Makeup

Designer........................................Anthony Lascoskie, Jr.

Head of Wardrobe.......................................Eliza McCann

Dresser........................................Élise Lanteigne-Marrow

– Props –

Prop Manager...........................................Katelin Walsko

Assistant Prop Manager.............................Meg Valentine

– Stage Management –Crew Chief.....................................................Dana Landis – Music –

Music Supervisor & Resident Conductor...................................Ben McNaboe

ADMINISTRATION – Business Office –

Chief Financial Officer................................Jane Cornett

Executive Assistant and Board Liaison......Steven Green

Director of Database.............................Allison Fuhrman

Director of Technology.................................Colin Riebel

HR Support Specialist..............................Sara Habecker

– Education –

Dir. of Education & Outreach.....................StephJo Wise

Education Coordinator................................Kathy Becker

– Development –

Dir. of Corporate Relations & Grants...Richard T. Bowen

Annual Fund and Foundation Dir................Jeffrey Coon

Development &

Special Projects Manager..........................Kevin Hower

– Marketing –

Dir. of Communications & Advancement....................................Nicole Hackmann

Creative Content Manager.........................Kevin Faraci

Digital Media Manager...........................Katie Jacobsen

Creative Partner.................................................Kinectiv

– Sales & Guest Services –Box Office & Guest Services

Manager............................................Michelle Schaeffer

Group Sales Specialist..........................Gianna Miranda

Asst. Guest Services Manager...............Jamie Bromley

Guest Services Associate...................Shana Umberger

Guest Services Associate.....................Lindsey Murray

Guest Services Associate..............................Cat Pettus

– Events –

Events Manager.......................................Margee Stixon

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Front of House –

House Manager.......................................Andrea Wright

House Manager...................................Donna Lascoskie

House Manager............................Tatiana Komori-Hertz

Bar & Concessions Manager................Chad Buffington

– Concessions –

Bartenders:

Madison Cherubin, Danielle Distefano, ML Greger, Jess Lund, Rachel Mohre, Lauren Myers, Alexa Townsley, Linda Valentino, Sherri Weimer

Cashiers:

Lori Cole, Cody Flory-Miller, Jennifer Glosenger Bee Grissinger, Kathryn Harris, Katie Lankford, Daphnee McMaster, Nicole Migliore, Pam Neidig, Rachel O’Brien, Jon Perini, Sofia Shirey, Jane Windlebleck

– Company Management –Casting Associate..............................Joey Abramowicz

Company Manager..................................Joey LoCascio Assistant Company Manager........................Deb Bielek

– Facilities –

Facilities Manager..........................................Rick Lewis

Barbara K. Altmann, PhD

Thomas W. Bergen

William C. Broaddus

Maria Di Stravolo Elliott

Wendell Funk, M.D.

Abbie Gonick

Eric W. Howard, DMD, PhD

Lynn Mills

Avi Patel

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Michael Rowen

Brian T. Rutter

Ian Ruzow

Kit Slaugh

Marshall W. Snively

Dave Taylor*

R. Patrick Wood

SPECIAL APPOINTED TRUSTEE

Danene Sorace

The mission of the Fulton Theatre Company is to create and produce exceptional theatre that moves the collective soul of our community and honors our national historic landmark. This mission is accomplished through the following programs:

FULTON THEATRE

A professional regional theatre company nurturing the mind and soul of the community through a season of plays designed uniquely for today’s Lancaster audience and impacting the national theatre community by commissioning and producing world premieres and re-imagined works of note. We produce six Mainstage Series productions, four Tell Studio productions and four Eichmann Family Theatre Series productions each season. All series are available as subscription packages.

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

The Fulton is committed to a variety of education and outreach activities, including...

THE FULTON ACADEMY OF THEATRE, a yearround program of classes for adults and youth that explore the tools of theatre making and the wonders of creative expression.

EX-OFFICIO

Marc Robin

TRUSTEES EMERITI

L. Thomas Gemmill, Jr.*

Elisabeth H. Habecker*

Joan O’Brien*

Deidre W. Simmons

WORKSHOPS AND RESIDENCIES in the region’s schools, such as Building Bridges and Neighborhood Bridges, in partnership with the celebrated Children’s Theatre Company in Minneapolis.

DISCOUNTED STUDENT MATINEE

PERFORMANCES, which have introduced tens of thousands of young people throughout the region to the art of live theatre.

ACCESSIBILITY SERVICES that allow everyone in our community to enjoy our Mainstage and Family Series productions. These services include, Pay-What-You-Want performances, American Sign Language interpretation, Open Captioning and Spanish translation, as well as assistive listening devices available for all performances.

The Fulton is a member of the National Alliance for Musical Theatre and operates under an agreement between the League of Resident Theatres (LORT) and Actors’ Equity Association, the Union for Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. It also employs members of Stage Directors and Choreographers Society and United Scenic Artists.

David W. Groff Vice President

D. Michael Wege President

Nancy S. Arnold Treasurer

Susan O. Wood Secretary

* Past President, Fulton Board of Trustees

Elliot Sterenfeld Immediate Past President

MARC ROBIN EXECUTIVE ARTISTIC PRODUCER IN PARTNERSHIP WITH MAINE STATE MUSIC THEATRE - CURT DALE CLARK*, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR & STEPHANIE DUPAL, MANAGING DIRECTOR PRESENTS THE FULTON THEATRE PRODUCTION OF

MUSIC & LYRICS BY WAYNE KIRKPATRICK & KAREY KIRKPATRICK

BOOK BY KAREY KIRKPATRICK & JOHN O’FARRELL

CONCEIVED BY KAREY KIRKPATRICK & WAYNE KIRKPATRICK

ARRANGMENTS BY GLEN KELLY

BEN MCNABOE

MUSIC DIRECTOR

MELODY VALDEZ ASSISTANT MUSIC DIRECTOR

AMY M. BERTACINI*

ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER

CHARLES S. KADING SCENIC DESIGNER

JOSH ALLAMON SOUND DESIGNER

RYAN B. GIBBS* PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER

ORCHESTRATIONS BY LARRY HOCHMAN

KEVIN JACOB KOSKI COSTUME DESIGNER

KEVIN S. FOSTER II WIG DESIGNER

BOB CLINE CASTING DIRECTOR

PAUL BLACK LIGHTING DESIGNER

ANDREW CANNING-SKINNER PROPS DESIGNER

JOEY ABRAMOWICZ CASTING ASSOCIATE

with

ALICIA BABIN • JOSHUA BELLAMY • KELLY LIZ BOLICK* • DAVID BUERGLER • JORDAN DE LEON*

MICHAEL DI LIBERTO* • STEPHANE DURET* • KEVIN EARLEY* • DAVID GIROLMO* • LUCY GODÍNEZ*

BLAKE HAMMOND* • TYLER HANES* • HANNAH HUBBARD • STEPHANIE MALONEY* • BRYANT MARTIN

MATEO MELENDEZ* • CAROLYN ANNE MILLER* • DENNIS O’BANNION* • MICHAEL OLARIBIGBE*

J.P. QUALTERS* • ERIC RIVAS* • CAMILA V. ROMERO

DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY MARC ROBIN*

SEPTEMBER 15 – OCTOBER 8, 2023

*Member of Actor’s Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. The Director is a member of the STAGE DIRECTORS AND CHOREOGRAPHERS SOCIETY, a national theatrical labor union.

Produced by Kevin McCollum

Broadway Global Ventures CMC, Mastro/Goodman, Jerry & Ronald Frankel, Morris Berchard, Kyodo Tokyo, Inc., Wendy Federman, Barbara Freitag, LAMS Productions, Winkler/DeSimone, Timothy Laczynski, Dan Markley, Harris/Karmazin, Jam Theatricals, Robert Greenblatt, and Jujamcyn Theaters. Developed in association with the 5th Avenue Theatre, Seattle, WA, David Armstrong, Bernadine Griffin, and Bill Perry SOMETHING ROTTEN! is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.MTIshows.com

ALICIA BABIN

JOSHUA BELLAMY KELLY LIZ BOLICK* DAVID BUERGLER JORDAN DE LEON*

MICHAEL DI LIBERTO* STEPHANE DURET* KEVIN EARLEY* DAVID GIROLMO* LUCY GODÍNEZ*

BLAKE HAMMOND* TYLER HANES* HANNAH HUBBARD STEPHANIE MALONEY* BRYANT MARTIN

MATEO MELENDEZ* CAROLYN ANNE MILLER* DENNIS O’BANNION* MICHAEL OLARIBIGBE* J.P. QUALTERS*

ERIC RIVAS* CAMILA V. ROMERO

IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER

Ensemble, u/s Portia..........................................................................................Alicia Babin

Swing..........................................................................................................Joshua Bellamy

Ensemble, Dance Captain..........................................................................Kelly Liz Bolick*

Ensemble, u/s Nick Bottom.......................................................................David Buergler

Nigel Bottom..........................................................................................Jordan De Leon*

Clapham, u/s Nostradamus..............................................................Michael Di Liberto*

Minstrel.................................................................................................Stephane Duret*

Portia’s Father/Brother Jeremiah..................................................................Kevin Earley*

Shylock.....................................................................................................David Girolmo*

Bea...............................................................................................................Lucy Godínez*

Nostradamus.........................................................................................Blake Hammond*

Shakespeare..................................................................................................Tyler Hanes*

Ensemble..............................................................................................Hannah Hubbard

Ensemble, u/s Bea............................................................................Stephanie Maloney*

Nick Bottom................................................................................................Bryant Martin

Ensemble............................................................................................... Mateo Melendez*

Portia...................................................................................................Carolyn Anne Miller*

Ensemble, u/s Clapham/Shylock/Brother Jeremiah.......................Dennis O’Bannion*

Ensemble, u/s Minstrel........................................................................Michael Olaribigbe*

Ensemble, u/s Shakespeare.........................................................................J.P. Qualters*

Ensemble, u/s Nigel Bottom...............................................................................Eric Rivas*

Swing........................................................................................................Camila V. Romero

*Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

ACT ONE

Overture.........................................................................................Orchestra

Welcome to the Renaissance........................................................Minstrel & Company

God, I Hate Shakespeare............................................................Nick, Nigel, & Troupe

Right Hand Man..........................................................................Bea with Nick & Nigel

A Musical.....................................................................Nostradamus, Nick, & Company

The Black Death...................................................................................................Troupe I Love the Way.........................................................................................Portia & Nigel

Will Power..............................................................................Shakespeare & Company

Bottom’s Gonna Be On Top...............................................................Nick & Company - 20-Minute Intermission -

ACT TWO

Entr’acte......................................................................................................Orchestra

Welcome to the Renaissance (Reprise).................................................................Minstrel

Hard to Be the Bard..........................................................Shakespeare & Bard Boys

We See the Light........................................Portia, Nigel, Brother Jeremiah, & Puritans

Nigel’s Theme..........................................................................................................Nigel

To Thine Own Self........................................................................Nick, Nigel, & Troupe

Right Hand Man (Reprise)........................................................................................Bea Make an Omelette...............................Nick, Nostradamus, Shakespeare, & Company

To Thine Own Self (Reprise)......................................................................Nick & Nigel

Welcome to America............................................Nick, Nigel, Bea, Portia, & Company

THE CREW

Crew Chief..................................................................................................Dana Landis

Automation Specialist.......................................................................Clarissa Armstrong

Audio Engineer............................................................Tyler Horn (A1), Jacob Pegher (A2)

Lightboard Operator...................................................................Griffin Allen, Faith Bocian

Head of Wardrobe............................................................................................Eliza McCann

Dressers...........................................................Élise Lanteigne-Marrow, Cameron Wright

Deck.............................................................................................................Elspeth Bustard

Spotlight Operators......................................................................Deb Bielek, Austin Teahl

THE FULTON THEATRE ORCHESTRA

Keyboard I/Conductor....................................................................................Ben McNaboe

Keyboard II/Assoc. Conductor......................................................................Melody Valdez

Reeds.................................................................................................................Michael Wolf

Trumpet......................................................................................................Andrew Connors

Trombone..........................................................................................................Steve Shiffer

Guitar......................................................................................................Anthony Pieruccini

Bass..........................................................................................................Genevieve Chapin

Drums......................................................................................................Matthew Woodson

Alternate Musicians:

Reeds..................................................................................................................Faith Shiffer

Drums................................................................................................................Jake Ritchey

Trumpet................................................................................................................Kent Smith

Guitar.........................................................................................................Adam Zembower

Bass....................................................................................................................Leo Smith

THE VIDEOTAPING OR MAKING OF ELECTRONIC OR OTHER AUDIO AND/OR VISUAL RECORDINGS OF THIS PRODUCTION OR DISTRIBUTING RECORDINGS ON ANY MEDIUM, INCLUDING THE INTERNET, IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED, A VIOLATION OF THE AUTHOR’S RIGHTS AND ACTIONABLE UNDER UNITED STATES COPYRIGHT LAW.

The Fulton operates under an agreement between the League of Resident Theatres and Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States and employs members of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society and United Scenic Artists.

THE FULTON THEATRE IS A NON-SMOKING FACILITY.

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WHO’S WHO CAST

ALICIA BABIN (Ensemble, u/s Portia) Previous Fulton credits: Ensemble/u/s Nicola,Swing, Kinky Boots; Ensemble/u/s Mrs. Darling, Peter Pan. Other favorite credits: Rizzo, Grease (Maine State); Louise, Gypsy (ABT); Jolene, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (ABT); Ensemble/u/s Emily, State Fair (The Rev); Ensemble/u/s Irene, Hello, Dolly! (Maine State); Ensemble/u/s Witch, Wizard of Oz (Maine State) Endless love to my family and friends! www.aliciababin. com IG: @aliciababin

JOSHUA BELLAMY (Swing) Past Fulton credits: White Christmas, Kinky Boots (Angel), Newsies (Specs), Beauty & the Beast (Ensemble/ U.S. LeFou), and Peter Pan (Michael Darling). Int’l Tour: The Wizard of Oz (Scarecrow). Regional credits: The Prom (Kevin), Cumberland Theatre; Mamma Mia (Dance Captain), Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre. Favorite credits: Cats (Mr. Mistoffelees), Rent (Angel). Other credits: Norwegian Cruise Lines, American Music Theatre, and Sight & Sound Theatres. Love and thanks to family, friends, and RayD8!

KELLY LIZ BOLICK (Ensemble; Dance Cpt.) is thrilled to be returning to the Fulton Theatre! Previous Fulton shows: White Christmas, 42nd St, Mamma Mia, Together We Celebrate Additional credits: Southern Comfort at the Public Theater, First International Tour of Beauty & The Beast, Beautiful at the Muny, and regional productions of Mary Poppins, Newsies, White Christmas, Beauty & the Beast, Saturday Night Fever, Singin in the Rain, and West Side Story. @kellylizbolick

DAVID BUERGLER (Ensemble, u/s Nick Bottom) is thrilled to be returning to The Fulton! Recently seen at The Fulton: Younger Brother, Ragtime (Concert), Wallace Hartley/Ensemble, Titanic. Much love to Mom, Dad, Daniel, Andrea, George, and Eloise. IG: dbuerg23

JORDAN DE LEON (Nigel Bottom) National Tour: The Prom (Orig. First National Touring Cast). Regional: Aquino’s Son, Here Lies Love (Seattle Rep); Eugene, Grease (PCLO); Lumiere, Beauty and the Beast (Syracuse Stage); Playwright, Vietgone (Denver Center for the Performing Arts); Chip, The 25th Annual…Spelling Bee (Drury Lane Oakbrook); The Muny, The 5th Avenue Theatre, Pasadena Playhouse, Lyric Opera of Chicago, Paramount Theatre, Florida Studio Theatre, KC Starlight, STAGES St. Louis, MTWichita, Saugatuck Center for the Arts. CCM Musical Theatre. Represented by The Price Group. For my family and for my avenchore buddy, Blake. IG: jordan_deleon_

MICHAEL DI LIBERTO (Clapham, u/s Nostradamus) The Fulton: Titanic (Etches). Broadway: Wicked. National Tours: Wicked, Annie, Cinderella, Strike Up The Band. Select Regional: EIf & Oliver (Paper Mill), The Producers (Helen Hayes Nomination Best Actor), LMNOP (Goodspeed), Around the World in 80 Days, Beauty and the Beast, The 39 Steps, Sweeney Todd, Spamalot, The Story of My Life. Television: “The Blacklist,” “The Good Fight,” “Evil,” “wecrashed,” “Hit & Run,” “The Gilded Age” (Season 2). For Mom, always and forever. @michaeldi_li

STEPHANE DURET (Minstrel) Previously at Fulton: Lola, Kinky Boots. Broadway: Kinky Boots. Off-Broadway: The Fortress of Solitude (The Public Theatre); The Biscuit Club; and Hard Times (The Cell Theatre). International: Parade, (Jerusalem, Israel); Zorro (Shanghai, China); Regional: Violet (Waitsfield, Vermont); Aida; Hot Mikado; Ragtime; Cabaret; Curtains; Sweet Charity; The Producers; (Chicago, Il). Stephane is the Founder and Executive Director of KAISER’S ROOM, a non-profit in NYC that offers arts programming to individuals with cognitive and developmental delays. Stephane started his Musical Theatre training at the New World School of the Arts in Miami, FL. He now holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from the Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University. He is thrilled to call NYC home. A proud member of AEA.

WHO’S WHO CAST

KEVIN EARLEY (Portia’s Father/Brother Jeremiah) Fulton credits include Titanic, The Play That Goes Wrong and Guys and Dolls. Broadway: Les Miserables, Thoroughly Modern Millie and A Tale Of Two Cities. Off-B-Way: Death in Death Takes a Holiday (Drama Desk Nom). Favorite theaters include, Main State, Goodspeed, The Goodman, Pioneer, Paper Mill Playhouse, 5th Av, Pasadina Playhouse, Hollywood Bowl, Marriott, Reprise!, Drury Lane South & Oakbrook. KevinEarley.com for more info.

DAVID GIROLMO (Shylock) Fulton: Treasure Island, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Sweeney Todd, Sunset Boulevard, Elf, Witness for the Prosecution, The Addams Family, And Then There Were None, Phantom, A Christmas Carol, Singin’ In The Rain, Guys and Dolls, The Full Monty Broadway: Candide (directed by Hal Prince), War Paint (directed by Michael Greif) On Screen: Crisis, Chicago PD, Chicago Fire, Empire, ER, Guiding Light, Death Of A President, Tony Awards. 2 Broadway World Awards, Jeff Award. Albums: Candide, War Paint

LUCY GODÍNEZ (Bea) Last seen as Aldonza in Man of La Mancha. Recently: Something Rotten (Bea, MSMT), Big Fish (The Witch) Oliver! (Nancy, Jeff Award Nomination) and Footlose (Ariel, Marriott Theatre). School of Rock (Patti) and Legally Blonde (Serena, Paramount Theatre). American Mariachi (Goodman Theatre, Dallas Theatre Center, Alabama Shakes, Cleveland Playhouse). Into The Woods (Little Red, Writers Theatre). Rent (Maureen) and In The Heights (Nina, Porchlight Music Theater). Chicago native. @lucygodinez

BLAKE HAMMOND (Nostradamus) is happy to return to The Fulton having previously appeared in Titanic (Edgar), White Christmas (Ezekiel), Kinky Boots (George), The Sound of Music (Max) and Cinderella (Lionel). Broadway: Hairspray, The Lion King, Sister Act, First Date, Billy Elliot, Elf, Living on Love, The Music Man, Kiss Me Kate and On the Town. He has 8 National Tour credits. Blake has won the LA Critics, Florida Carbonell, Chicago After Dark Awards and the Indy Soap Award for the Webseries “Then We Got Help”.

TYLER HANES (Shakespeare) 10 Broadway shows including Rum Tum Tugger in Cats, Larry in A Chorus Line, and Gabey in On The Town. Off-Broadway: Only Gold, A Bed and A Chair, Juno, ADM21. First National Tours: Fosse. Some regional credits: The Old Globe, The Kennedy Center, Hartford Stage, Barrington Stage, Signature Theatre, Paper Mill. TV/Film: Pose, The Good Fight, Elementary, Hail, Caesar!, The Blacklist, 30 Rock, Ms. Guidance, and as Jerry Orbach in Fosse/Verdon. @thetylerhanes

HANNAH HUBBARD (Ensemble) is so excited to be back at the Fulton! You may have caught her last year performing in White Christmas. Other credits include; Little Eva in Beautiful (Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre), Lorraine in 42nd Street (Shenandoah Summer Music Theatre), and Little Inez (Tulane Summer Lyric Theatre). She would like to thank her parents, agent, family, friends, and fur brother Kobe for their constant support. Follow my journey by checking out my website; hannahghubbard.com and Enjoy the show!

STEPHANIE MALONEY (Ensemble, u/s Bea) Previously at the Fulton: A Christmas Story the Musical. Other credits: national/ international tour of Broadway’s Chicago, The Wick Theatre (Carbonell Nominee for Fanny Brice in Funny Girl), Sacramento Music Circus, Maine State Music Theatre, Pittsburgh CLO, Pittsburgh Public, Pittsburgh Symphony, Pioneer Theatre, Arc Stages, and Farmers Alley. TV: The Marvelous Mrs Maisel. UMich Alum. Grateful for my family and their unwavering support while Mom is out of town working. www.stephaniemaloney. com

BRYANT MARTIN (Nick Bottom) Favorite roles include: Husband to Stephanie Martin, Father to Callum and Erin Martin, Son to David and Katherine. Thanks to Marc, Curt, cast, and crew here at the Fulton and the amazing audiences! Aut viam inveniam aut faciam.

WHO’S WHO CAST

MATEO MELENDEZ (Ensemble) Ensemble in Beetlejuice The Musical (The National Theatre, The Winter Garden, The Marquis Theatre); Spot Conlon/Sniper in Disney’s Newsies (MSMT, The Fulton); Ensemble in Guys and Dolls and Cinderella (The Fulton Theatre); Ensemble in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers and Disney’s Newsies (Broadway Sacramento); Dancer in Lohengrin (The Metropolitan Opera); Lt. Bob/Bboy in Artist of Light (iLuminate); Dancer/ Office Worker in Spinning Gold (film); Waltz Dancer in Westworld (HBO). “Much love to my family and friends.”

CAROLYN ANNE MILLER (Portia) is thrilled to be back home at the Fulton! Her Fulton credits include: Titanic (Kate McGowan), Spelling Bee (Olive), Cinderella (Stepsister Joy), and Peter Pan (Wendy). Other favorite credits include: 9 to 5 (Doralee, MSMT), Take Me To The World, starring Tituss Burgess (Ensemble, Carnegie Hall), Les Miserables (Eponine, Music Theatre Wichita), Frozen (Anna, Disney Cruise Line), Amadeus (Constanze Mozart, O’Malley Theatre), Betty Blue Eyes (Veronica Allardyce, North American Premier at MTW). Thank you for seeing live theatre and supporting this beautiful art form!! Sending all the love and thanks in the world to mom, dad, Lance, and hubby Matthew, and Daisy!

DENNIS O’BANNION (Ensemble, u/s Clapham/Shylock/Brother Jeremiah) is excited to be making his Fulton debut! Most recently he was seen in the world premiere new musical Christmas In Connecticut at Goodspeed. Broadway: White Christmas. Recent credits : Something Rotten, Kiss Me, Kate (Broadway At Music Circus). Other credits: Disney’s The Little Mermaid (Scuttle, Tuacahn Amphitheater), Carbonell nomination: The Music Man (Marcellus, Maltz Jupiter Theatre). Thanks to LDC. Follow my travel guide on IG @ do.travel5678 and myself @dennob84.

MICHAEL OLARIBIGBE (Ensemble, u/s Minstrel) Fulton Debut! His credits include: Broadway: Ensemble, True Crime Obsessed (Helen Hayes) Regional: Tiger, West Side Story (Lyric Opera of Chicago), The Griswolds Broadway Vacation (5th Avenue Theatre), Spamalot (Ogunquit), Angel, Kinky Boots (The Muny); Recently, Ensemble of Something Rotten, and 9 to 5 (MSMT). Film/TV: A Jazzman’s Blues (Tyler Perry&Debbie Allen) Michael thanks his friends and family for the love and support throughout his career. Rep by MTA. IG: Olar_25

J.P. QUALTERS (Ensemble, u/s Shakespeare) Fulton Theatre Debut! Credits include: First National - Kinky Boots, First National - School of Rock! Some Regional Favorites: Pioneer Theatre Co, PCLO, Fords Theatre, NSMT, Riverside, Signature and Theatre by the Sea. Special thanks to Take 3 Talent and love to his family for all the support! JP is also a proud type 1 diabetic. Insta: JPQ22

ERIC RIVAS (Ensemble, u/s Nigel Bottom) Resident at Disney’s Beauty and the Beast: Live on Stage!, CATS (City Springs Theatre Company), Sweet Charity (Maltz Jupiter Theatre), Spamalot (Northern Stage), Dames At Sea (Theatre Zone), On The Town (Gateway Playhouse), West Side Story (Signature Theatre), A Chorus Line (New Bedford Festival Theatre), Hello Dolly! (Cohoes Music Hall), 42nd Street (Jersey Shore Ent.), Cabaret (Palace Theatre), JUBILEE! at Bally’s Las Vegas. Disney, Norwegian and Holland America Cruise Lines. @ericrivastaps

CAMILA V. ROMERO (Swing) Cuban-American performer, Miami native and recent grad from the University of Miami has recently been seen in Loxen Production’s Cabaret(Sally Bowles), Maine State Music Theatre’s Alice in Wonderland(Queen of Hearts), Titanic(Barret’s Girl/Mrs. Widner) & more! Camila or Mila, as her friends say, is ecstatic to be doing her first show at The Fulton with this magnificent cast & crew! She would like to thank her family, especially ‘Mama’ for their continued love and support! www.camilavromero.com

WHO’S WHO PRODUCTION

JOEY ABRAMOWICZ (Casting Associate) This is Joey’s sixth season as the Fulton’s Associate Casting Director. He contracts the actors, directors and choreographers for all Fulton productions! He works alongside Executive Artistic Producer Marc Robin to cast actors from New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Lancaster, and beyond. He’s also a frequent Fulton performer, and was most recently seen as Bob Crewe in Jersey Boys. Thanks to Bob, Ben, and Marc for the collaboration on this and love always to Jeff, Piper and Jackson. @joeytumble

JOSH ALLAMON (Sound Designer) is the Sound Director at the Fulton Theatre and is excited to be jumping back into the Sound Design role for Something Rotten. Since joining the Fulton in 2019, he has designed and mixed a variety of productions with favorites including Grease, Titanic, Murder on the Orient Express, Fun Home, and The Sound of Music as Designer, and Once, Kinky Boots, and The Wiz as the A1.

AMY M. BERTACINI (Assistant Stage Manager) is thrilled to be returning to The Fulton for this amazing production! Previous at The Fulton, Amy has stage managed Titanic, The Little Mermaid, A Steady Rain, Sweat, and The Mystery of Irma Vep. Regionally, some places Amy has worked include: Maine State Music Theatre, Milwaukee Rep, The Maltz-Jupiter Theatre, Riverside Theatre, Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, The Kennedy Center, and The Goodman. Amy believes in the power of telling stories to change lives and treating people with care. Much love to Mark & Ari.

PAUL BLACK (Lighting Designer) is excited to be working again with Marc Robin and all his friends at the Fulton Theatre. Paul’s most memorable shows in the theater have been at the Fulton including Agatha Christie’s Murder On The Orient Express, Peter Pan, Evita, Mamma Mia!, Chicago, 42nd Street, Treasure Island, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Miss Saigon, West Side Story, Sweeney Todd, The 39 Steps, Les Misérables and Oklahoma!. Paul has worked in Phoenix, Arizona for many theatre companies including Actors Theatre of Phoenix, Arizona Theatre Company, Arizona Jewish Theatre, Arizona Broadway Theatre, and the Phoenix Opera Co. Most of the time, however, Paul finds himself on the road designing for The Walnut Street Theatre, Theatre Aspen, Musical Theatre West, Palm Beach Drama Works, Maltz Jupiter Theatre, and Maine State Music Theatre.

ANDREW CANNING-SKINNER (Props Designer) is excited to recently finish his 2nd season as Props Manager at Maine State Music Theatre. When he’s not in Maine over the summer, Andy works at Maltz Jupiter Theatre as the Props Master there. He graduated in 2018 from The University of North Carolina School of the Arts with a BFA in Design and Production with a concentration in Stage Properties. He thanks Marc Robin for his understanding and collaboration through the rehearsal process. Special thanks to Bart, Thom, and Liza.

BOB CLINE (Casting Director) was recently named one of Broadway’s 10 Best by BroadwayWorld.com. Bob has been the casting director for more than 70 national tours, TV, film, commercials, and over 35 regional theaters over the past 25 years. He also freelances as a director (In the Heights (Fulton Theatre) and White’s Lies, starring Betty Buckley - Off Broadway.) He is a Professor of Musical Theatre and Theatre at a few universities across the country. Bob is also the Director of Creative Development for Broadway Artist Alliance, teaches classes through the Actor’s Loft, loves a Masterclass, and spends his summers directing in Maine at Quisisana resort. Thank you for supporting live theatre!

KEVIN S. FOSTER II (Wig Designer) is elated to be back at the Fulton once again! Previously at The Fulton: Titanic, The Wiz, White Christmas, Kinky Boots, Cinderella. Regional: A Funny Thing Happened and I Hate Hamlet (Maltz Jupiter Theatre), Chicken and Biscuits, A Dolls House Pt.2, Beehive, Its A Wonderful Life (Virginia Rep), Kinky Boots, The Color Purple, Joseph, The Sound of Music, Jersey Boys (MSMT) His work also includes custom wigs for female impersonators around the country! Instagram and TikTok: @wigsbykevin

www.kevinsfosterii.com

RYAN B. GIBBS (Production Stage Manager) is an accomplished Producer, Director and Stage Manager. Having 20 years of experience on Broadway, National Tours, International Productions & Regional Theatre. On such titles as Wicked, School of Rock, Harry Potter/ Cursed Child, Mary Poppins, Avenue Q, Rent & more! Working with such producers and creatives as Andrew Lloyd Webber, Cameron Mackintosh, Disney Theatrical Group. And over 10 great Fulton shows. Ryan lives in Lancaster with his wife (Amy), son (Anderson) & cat (Gumbo). he/him Gibbsology.com

CHARLES S. KADING (Scenic Designer) Recent design credits include Elf, The Color Purple, Evita, Mamma Mia, American in Paris, Newsies, Hello Dolly, 7 Brides for 7 Brothers, Noises Off, Kiss Me Kate, and Sophisticated Ladies. Other credits include scenic designs for Houston’s Alley Theatre, including the U.S. premiere of Alan Ayckbourn’s Henceforward, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, the Arts Center of Coastal Carolina, Maine State Music Theatre, Fort Worth’s Shakespeare in the Park, and Casa Mañana, Portland Stage Company, Seattle Repertory Theatre’s Second Stage, Intiman Theatre and Philadelphia’s Walnut Street Theatre.

KAREY KIRKPATRICK (Book, Music, Lyrics, and Concept) began his career as a screen and songwriter for Disney Animation where he penned The Rescuers Down Under and James and the Giant Peach. With more than a dozen feature films produced, screenplay credits include Chicken Run (Golden Globe nominee for Outstanding Comedy), Charlotte’s Web, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, The Spiderwick Chronicles and Over the Hedge, which he also co-directed. He directed the Paramount Pictures film Imagine That starring Eddie Murphy and co-produced, wrote and performed on the film’s soundtrack. He recently directed the Warner Brothers animated musical SMALLFOOT for which he also co-wrote the screenplay and the songs (with brother Wayne). He has won a number of Tony, Oscar and Grammy awards and that number is zero. Other credits: husband of Nada, father of Sami, Maia and Finn.

WAYNE KIRKPATRICK (Music, Lyrics, and Concept) is the Grammy Award-winning songwriter of Change the World by Eric Clapton (Song of the Year). Top 10 singles include Every Heartbeat, Good for Me (Amy Grant); Wrapped Up in You (Garth Brooks); Boondocks, Bring It on Home, Little White Church (Little Big Town); Place in This World (Michael W. Smith). He is a multi-formatted songwriter with songs recorded by Bonnie Raitt, Faith Hill, Joe Cocker, Gabe Dixon, Trisha Yearwood, Babyface and Peter Frampton, among others. His songs have been featured in TV shows (Grey’s Anatomy, True Blood, Hart of Dixie) as well as feature films (Almost Famous, Phenomenon, Smallfoot). Wayne lives in Nashville with his wife Fran and was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame for 2018. Favorite productions: Kourtney, Shelby and Carson.

KEVIN JACOB KOSKI (Costume Designer) A Maine native and awarded graduate of the University of Maine’s 2011 Theatre Arts program, Kevin focused on costume design and construction while also designing multiple productions and minoring in Permaculture. With a nearly 10 year tenure at Penobscot Theatre Company, he has designed many main-stage and dramatic academy productions, including WIT; One Blue Tarp; Alice in Wonderland; Doctor Cerberus; Duck Hunter Shoots Angel; Calendar Girls; Rock of Ages; The Full Monty; Misery; Ugly Lies the Bone; The Graduate; and Gaslight. In 2012, Koski opened his own design firm and alteration shop, where he tailors garments for formal events.

BEN MCNABOE (Music Director) Ben is thrilled to start his fifth season at The Fulton Theatre. A Maine native and proud graduate of the University of Maine School of Performing Arts, Ben is also the Music Supervisor at Maine State Music Theatre. Favoirite Fulton credits include: Kinky Boots, The Sound Of Music, Smokey Joe’s Cafe, White Christmas, and Cinderella. Gratitude to Marc and the entire Fulton fam, our music team who truly make the magic

WHO’S WHO PRODUCTION

happen, and love always to friends, family and especially Taylor.

JOHN O’FARRELL (Book) is one of the UK’s best known comic authors and script writers. Bestselling novels include The Best a Man Can Get, May Contain Nuts and The Man Who Forgot His Wife. Non-fiction includes An Utterly Impartial History of Britain , the political memoir Things Can Only Get Better and its recent sequel plus three collections of his satirical columns for The Guardian newspaper. O’Farrell’s books have been translated into thirty languages and adapted for BBC Radio and television. Winner, British Comedy Award. Previously a writer (and later panelist) on BBC’s Have I Got News For You and lead writer on ten series of ITV’s Spitting Image. Currently writing the sequel to Chicken Run, and adapting one of his novels for Sony International Pictures.

MARC ROBIN (Director/Choreographer) began 22 years ago (guest director in 2001 for Evita), Artistic Director in 2009, and is now in his 7th year as Executive Artistic Producer. He has staged over 450 productions including shows in London, New York, Chicago, and California. He has garnered many awards including Joseph Jefferson, Barrymoore, Vicky and BroadwayWorld to name a few. When he isn’t at the Fulton, he can be found at his second home at Maine State Music Theatre in Brunswick, Maine where he recently began his 17th Season.

MELODY VALDEZ (Assistant Music Director) is a New York-based Music Director, Arranger, and Pianist. Most recently, she worked at the National Musical Theater Conference at the O’Neill. She has enjoyed working on new musicals such as Hearts Beat Loud, A Wrinkle In Time, and The Lunchbox. Favorite credits include traveling as AMD/Keys 3 for SUMMER: The Donna Summer Musical National Tour and music assisting on Monsoon Wedding. Additional music directing credits include Godspell, Cabaret, and A Chorus Line

ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION (“Equity”) founded in 1913, is the U.S. labor union that represents more than 51,000 professional Actors and Stage Managers. Equity fosters the art of live theatre as an essential component of society and advances the careers of its members by negotiating wages, improving working conditions, and providing a wide range of benefits, including health and pension plans. Actors’ Equity is a member of the AFL-CIO and is affiliated with FIA, an international organization of performing arts unions. #EquityWorks

MUSIC THEATRE INTERNATIONAL (MTI) is one of the world’s leading theatrical licensing agencies, granting theatres from around the world the rights to perform the greatest selection of musicals from Broadway and beyond. Founded in 1952 by composer Frank Loesser and orchestrator Don Walker, MTI is a driving force in advancing musical theatre as a vibrant and engaging art form.

AUDIENCE SERVICES

LATE SEATING: Latecomers will be seated at the discretion of House Management.

HEARING ASSISTANCE: The Fulton has assistive listening devices and neckloops available free of charge from Audience Services prior to the show. Devices should be returned to Audience Services or an Usher after the show.

ACCESSIBLE PERFORMANCES:

For all Fulton Theatre Mainstage Series productions:

American Sign Language: 2nd Saturday Matinee

Open Captioning: 2nd Saturday Matinee & 3rd Wednesday Evening

Audio Description: 2nd Saturday Matinee & 3rd Wednesday Evening

Spanish Translation: Select performances

Please visit: www.theFulton.org/access/ for more details.

WHEELCHAIR ACCOMMODATIONS: For the mainstage, accessible seating is available on the main floor in front boxes, back boxes or transfer seats. Please inform us of specific wheelchair seating arrangements when ordering tickets.

SMOKING POLICY: The Fulton is a no-smoking facility.

PLEASE SILENCE ALL CELL PHONES, WATCHES, PAGERS OR ANY OTHER ITEMS THAT MAKE NOISE!

THE USE OF CAMERAS, VIDEO CAMERAS AND OTHER RECORDING DEVICES IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN.

The photographing or sound recording of any performance or the possession of any device for such photographing or sound recording inside this theatre, without written permission of the management, is prohibited by law. Violators may be punished by ejection and violations may render the offender liable for money damages.

TICKET POLICY: All sales are final. There are no refunds; however, exchanges within the same production may be made for a fee of $15.00 per order. Current subscribers enjoy FREE ticket exchange privileges and lost ticket insurance.

INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY: The Fulton maintains a firm policy of not cancelling performances due to inclement weather. Patrons are urged to make every effort to attend.

AUDIENCE SERVICES

COATS: A self-service coat room is located to the right as you enter Culliton Tower. The Fulton is not responsible for lost items. Please do not hang clothing or place personal belongings on the railings or ledges in the auditorium.

LOST & FOUND: Lost and found articles are kept in the Box Office for 30 days. Please call 717-397-7425 to inquire about lost items.

SAFETY NOTICE: There are steps to the seating in the Parquet, Mezzanine and Gallery sections. Please watch your step when you enter and leave the theatre. Also, for your safety, please do not leave your seats until the house lights come on at the end of the performance. Hurrying to the exit in the theatre in the dark may pose a hazard for you or someone in your party.

GROUP DISCOUNTS: What could be more fun than a theatre party with friends? Group discounts are available for groups of 15 or more. Great for groups of any kind. Contact Group Sales for rates. (717) 402-6231

CONTACT INFORMATION:

Fulton Theatre

12 N. Prince St., P.O. Box 1865 Lancaster, PA 17608-1865

Box Office: (717) 397-7425

Administration: (717) 394-7133

Costumes: (717) 394-3234

Fax: (717) 397-3780

Website: www.theFulton.org

BOX OFFICE HOURS: Monday through Friday 10 AM - 6 PM, and 2 hours before all performances. Credit cards accepted: Visa, MasterCard, AMEX, and Discover.

FIRE NOTICE: The exit indicated by a red exit sign nearest to the seat you occupy is the shortest route to the street. In the event of fire or other emergency, please walk to that exit; please do not run. Patrons using wheelchairs should use the main entrance whenever possible.

MEDICAL EMERGENCIES: Please report medical incidents to the Front of House staff in the lobby.

EXECUTIVE ARTISTIC PRODUCER’S SOCIETY

The Executive Artistic Producer’s Society is comprised of individuals who, through their leadership, advocacy and annual support, have helped not just to fulfill the mission but the aspirations of this organization.

Anonymous

William and Susan Adams

Drs. Edward and Jeannie Arnold

Nancy S. Arnold

Dr. Norman and Joanne Axelrod

Mr. Tim Arpin and Mr. James Henning

Mary Ellen Bachman

Ann B. Barshinger

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Bergen

Robert K. Bowman

Anne L. Bowman Fund

Irving B. and Mary C. Callman

Patrick and Linda Castagna

William and Carol Christ

Josele Cleary

Marc and Geri Colosi

Dale G. Cronin

Ms. Carole Rae Culliton/ The Gunterberg Charitable Foundation

Pat and George Desmond

Art and Justina Dodge

Sarah Young Fisher

Wendell L. Funk, M.D.

Anne D. Gardner

Susan and John Garofola

Tom and Valerie Gemmill

Abbie and Ely Gonick

Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Groff, Jr.

Kent and Liz Habecker

James D. Hagelgans and Gale M. Zorian

John K. Herr and M. Diane Koken

Tracy Lin Horst and Mike Sturla

Joanne M. Judge and Rick Oppenheimer

Richard and Lynda Levengood

Marjorie McCarthy

Mrs. Milton K. Morgan, Jr.

Richard and Mary Ann Morse

Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Mueller, Jr.

Peggy Neff

Pamela R. Lyons-Neville

Mr. Dean Oberholtzer and Mr. Justin Ang

Walter D. and Patricia J. Otto

Carol T. and John F. Pyfer, Jr.

Karyn and William Regitz

Rick and Jessica Rodgers

Thomas A. and Georgina T. Russo

Mr. Joshua L. Schwartz and Dr. Caroline L. Faulkner

Sharon and Paul Sherban

Deidre and Bill Simmons

Elliot Sterenfeld

Patrick Tell

Paul W. and Judy S. Ware

We extend our deepest appreciation to these extraordinary individuals. Recognizing all that the Fulton brings to our Lancaster community and to the larger backdrop of national regional theatre, the support of this group is especially meaningful - both to our historic theatre and the audiences we serve.

To learn more, please contact Jeffrey Coon, Annual Fund Director, at 717-690-1707 or jcoon@thefulton.org

PRODUCER’S CIRCLE

With almost 400 members, the Producer’s Circle provides outstanding annual support of $1,000 or more to the Fulton Theatre. Producer’s Circle members play a lead role in the success of our season and fundraising efforts. Those recognized below generously supported the theatre throughout our 2023 fiscal year, which runs from September 1, 2022 through August 31, 2023. We thank all of them for their leadership and support.

ARTISTIC DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE

EXECUTIVE AND LEAD PRODUCERS

($25,000 & ABOVE)

Drs. Edward and Jeannie Arnold^

Estate of Mr. Richard Blakinger

Irving B. and Mary C. Callman^*

Art and Justina Dodge/ Dodge Family Foundation

Wendell L. Funk, M.D.

Anne D. Gardner^

Mrs. Marian Gerhart

Ruth K. Herrman

Estate of Dr. Robert Krissinger

Richard and Mary Ann Morse

Rick and Jessica Rodgers^

Thomas A. and Georgina T. Russo Family Foundation^

Estate of Mrs. Dorothy Mowery Smith

Paul W. and Judy S. Ware

PRODUCING DIRECTOR

($10,000-$24,999)

Pat and Linda Castagna^*

Marc and Geri Colosi^

Josele Cleary

Susan and John Garofola^

Tom and Valerie Gemmill^*

Joan and Henry Gibbel^

Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Groff, Jr. ^*

Suzanne M. High Family Fund

Joanne G. Judge and Rick Oppenheimer

Densey and Ron Juvonen

Matthew and Robbyn Kehoe

Pamela Lyons-Neville

Estate of Constance McCollough

Lois T. Morgan

Paul A. Mueller, Jr.

Margaret Miller Schock Trust

Edward and Kathy Schoenberger

Ken and Peggy Shaffer

Sharon and Paul Sherban^

Deidre and Bill Simmons^

Bradley and Cathrine Spengler

Patrick Tell^

Gerald and Katherine Tompkins

ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

($5,000-$9,999)

Nancy S. Arnold ^

David and Renie Beidleman^

Heike and Fred Bloom^

Robert K. Bowman^ and Christine

Kennedy

Marie Curry

Sarah Young Fisher^

Jon and Dolores Gareis^

Abbie and Ely Gonick^

Kent and Liz Habecker^

Ruth Helsel

Colleen and Jeff Jacobsen

In memory of loving husband and father, Dr. Thomas X. Kissell

Bill and Judy Kleine

Mrs. Paul M. Lenyo

Anonymous

Steve and April Norman

Carol T. and John F. Pyfer, Jr.^

Dr. and Mrs. Irwin Richman^

Dr. and Mrs. John Sheaffer^

Kit and Pete Slaugh^

Calvin and Maureen Taylor

Mary Veitch

Dr. Jon G. Walker^

Herbert W. and Marianna Wanner^

Cynthia and Doug West

David and Susan Wood^

MANAGING DIRECTOR

($2,500-$4,999)

Mr. Tim Arpin and Mr. James

Henning+

Dr. Norman and Joanne Axelrod^

Mr. Ronald E. Barton^

Nathan Buse

Bob and Bobbi Compton^

The Crimmins Family

Richard and Barbara Crowe

Barb Denlinger

Salvatore Dina, Jr. and Mary A.

Kryjak-Dina

Ken and Carol Decker

George Boben Fenimore

Dennis Foreman

Dale and Jan Hamby

Dan and Caroline Herr^

Caroline Nunan Hill^

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard D. Kallman

John and Ann Martin

Christopher and Mary Mattson^

Kathleen McAllen and Jeff Thornton

Marjorie McCarthy^

Clark McSparren^

Ed and Charlotte Montgomery

Scott and Ann Moyer^

Steve Murray and Anne Jackson

Murray

Frank and Debbie Musso^

Kimberly and Curtis Myers

John and Candace O’Donnell^

Paulette Oliva and Peter McClung

Walter D. and Patricia J. Otto^

Herk and Cathy Rintz^

Brian T. Rutter

Bob and Linda Stahl

Elliot Sterenfeld^

Mary Lou Stevenson

Donald and Nancy Stewart

Mike and Sandy Wege^

E. Philip and Kim R. Wenger^

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Westphal

Mr. George H. Zook and Ms. Linda Schwarzbach

CASTING DIRECTOR

($1,000-$2,499)

Leslie S. Achey

William and Susan Adams ^

John R. and Alice H. Ahlfeld ^

Barbara K. Altmann

Dr. Amy Antonucci

Ralph and Judy Anttonen

Charlotte S. Arnold

M,T & R Arnold ^

Rene and Vince Battista

Ian BeaumontWhat’s Next Adventures

Tom and Jan Bergen

John William Beyer and Leslie Gorbey

Glenda and Jerome Broad

David and Meldine Brodar

Mrs. John H. Brown Jr. ^

Wayne and Janet Brozynski

Mrs. Mary K. Bucher

Dr. Sandra Bush

William and Nancy Butler

Peter and Carol Caddick ^

Mr. Richard Campbell Janet Carroll^

Charlotte Street Association

Bill and Carol Christ

Troy and Kathryn Clair

Emily and Christopher Clark

Forrest and Kay Collier

PRODUCER’S CIRCLE

John P. Cooper

John H. Day

Faye DeBerdine

George and Patricia Desmond

Anonymous

Daniel Diehl MD ^

Wendy Dietrich

Terry and Susan DiGruttolo

Donald and Dawn Diverio

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Dombach

John S. Dombach^

Jane N. Eastman ^

Erve and June Easton

Jerry and Susan Eckert^

Dr. Hilda Shirk and Dr. Wes Farmer^

Pat and Mary Ann Feehan

Charlene D. French

Dan and Cindy Fuhrman

Rufus and Judy Fulton ^

Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Furman

Ted and Linda Gallagher ^

Eugene and Bernadette Gardner ^

George A. and Tina K. Georges

Susan Fulton Glass ^

Douglas R. and Susan Glouner ^

Kelley and Bill Greiner

David W. Groff

Alex and Louise Haralam^

John K. Herr III and M. Diane Koken^

J. Michael and Susan Hershner ^

Nancy and Steven Hess

S. Dale and Sadie High ^

Caroline Nunan Hill ^

Ray and Brenda Hillard

Judy Hinson ^

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Honaman ^

Dr. Julie Horst

David and Jean Hosler

Bill and Judy Houley

Anonymous

Peter and Barbara Hunsberger ^

Rich and Janie Kaelberer ^

Charles and Ann Keim^

Karen and Jim Kendig ^

Pamela and Bill Kiehl

Carol and Thomas Kloss

Mary Ellen and Bill Kopetz ^

Michael W. Lambert and Elizabeth

Todd Lambert

Cynthia Lefever and Scott Britton

Jeff and Stephanie Lefevre

Leslie and James Lemonick ^

Dr. and Mrs. Jackson and Michelle Liu

Mr. Jeffrey Lively

Samuel N & Dena M Lombardo

Steve and Carol Lytch

Hugh and Barbara MacMaster

Donald Main and Dr. Stacie

Molnar-Main ^

Bess and Art Mann

Brandi and Ralph Manna

Ralph and Melissa Manna

Dr. and Mrs. Francis J. Manning ^

Bruce Martin and Taylor Williams

Bruce R. Martin & John L. Haney ^ ^

Kenneth and Gladys Martin ^

Edith Z. May ^

Patricia McDowell

Anne McGrann

Carolyn McGuigan

Julie McNamara ^

Lynn Mills

David and Diane Moore

Sandy Morrell Rooney and Chuck Rooney

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Moss

Suzette Mullen and Wendy Cheeseman

Peggy Neff ^

Don and Sharron Nelson

Bobbi and Marty Ness ^

Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Nolt^

Dean Oberholtzer and Justin Ang

Judy Ochs

Richard and Janet Oliver

Walt D. Osborne

Harvey W. Owen and Bill Kreidler

Kenneth and Donna Patrick

Dolores X. Perezous

Nancy M. Pettus

Sara Poston

Mrs. Anna M. Rakoczy ^

Mark and Nancy Randall

Fran and Sally Rapp

Sally Raub ^

Jane Reeves ^

Bill and Karyn Regitz ^++

Helen Reidler/The Ashland Foundation ^

Dennis Reinaker

Carol A. Resh

Residents of Moravian Manor

Tim and Kim Rhoades

Joe and Justine Rogevich

Dr. Roseann Romito

Bob and Karen Rummel

Ian and Michaele Ruzow

James B. and Katharina J. Sabino ^^

John and Joan Schreiber

Joshua Schwartz and Caroline Faulkner

Mr. Jack C. Schweitzer

David and Rosanne Selfon^

Rev. David and Beth Serfass ^

Curtis G. Shaffer and Thomas F. Kelly

Mary Ann Shirk

James E. and Mary E. Shreiner ^

Dr. Bruce and Mrs. Carole Silverstein ^

Patti Smedley and Bill Haynes

Marshall W. Snively & Paul Gibbs

Todd Snovel

John and Katherine Spear

Luci Steele

Marilyn Stein and Dale Mellinger

Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stender

Lawrence and Theresa Stengel

Sharon and Bill Stephan

Ms. Sandra Sweigard

David and Rhonda Taylor

Susan Valk Woolworth ^

Chuck and Margie Walker ^

Michael H. Walmer and Elizabeth Masciale-Walmer

Marjorie Warmkessel

Steven Walter

Ms. Beth Warren

Brian and Colleen Wassell

Ann and George Weaver^

Doug and Linda Weidman ^ ^

Philip R. Wenger & Steven T. Dinnocenti

Mr. Thomas Wentz and Mr. James Whalen

Katheryne and Ralph West

Bill and Phyllis Whitesell^

Richard and Linda Wildonger ^

Richard and Nancy Witwer

Debbie and R. Patrick Wood

Alan K. Wyand and Robert L. Shoener

Mr. and Mrs. George Xakellis, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. David A. Zegers

Katie Zuckerman

+ Indicates an in-kind gift

++ Indicates an in-kind gift and cash contribution

^ Indicates 10 or more years of consecutive giving to the Annual Fund

* Founding Artistic Director’s Circle Member

For a full list of supporters of the Breakout Performance Campaign and The Fulton Fund, scan the code below. A full list is also available on TV screens in our lobby.

BUSINESS, FOUNDATION & GOVERNMENT

The following businesses, foundations, and government sources generously provide support to the Fulton’s artistic and educational programming, as well as our annual broadbase Corporate Campaign at the level of $1000 and above. In doing so, they play a vital role in our community’s cultural, social, and economic well-being enjoyed here in our community.

LEAD ROLE

($40,000 and above)

Donegal Insurance Group ^^

Fulton Bank ^^

Gardner Russo & Quinn LLC

DIRECTOR

($25,000-$39,999)

Hagelgans & Veronis, LLP ^

Hot Frog Print Media

PNC ^^

Rodgers & Associates

The Shubert Foundation

Wendell L. Funk, MD Cosmetic Surgery & Med Spa

WGAL ++^^

Woodstream

CHOREOGRAPHER

($10,000-$24,999)

Barley Snyder

Capital BlueCross ^

Edith L. Trees

Charitable Trust

Ephrata National Bank ^

Fox Chapel Publishing

Groff Funeral & Cremation Services ^

The Hershey Company ^

High Companies +^^

Howard Orthodontics

M&T Bank

Mercedes Benz of Lancaster Murray

Penn Cinema ++^

Pennsylvania Council on the Arts

Sardina Dental Group

Simon Lever LLP

TCW - GAV

TFB Hospitality

UGI Utilities, Inc. ^

Wegmans Food Markets, Inc.

Wells Fargo ^^

Willow Valley Communities ^

CASTING AGENT

($5,000-$9,999)

401 Prime

AAA Central Penn

The Belvedere Inn

Benchmark Construction Company ^

Cargas

C’est La Vie / Josephine’s + David Lyall Home & Design

Ecore ^^

EHD

Eurofins Lancaster Laboratories

Franklin & Marshall College ^^

Garden Spot Communities

Greenfield

Highmark Blue Shield ^

Kalas Foundation

KPMG LLP ^^

Lancaster Brewing Company

Lancaster Country Day School

Penn Medicine Lancaster

General Health ^

Ponessa Behavioral Health

RKL LLP

Truist

Warfel Construction Company ^

Woodcrest Villa - A Mennonite Home

Yorgos / Kefi / Little Mykonos

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER

($2,500-$4,999)

AssuredPartners ^

Clark Associates Companies ^

Electron Energy Corporation

Flex-Cell Precision, Inc.

Full Circle Recycling

Hall Media Solutions

PPL^

VCA Smoketown Animal Hospital

Ville Painters, Inc.

ASSOCIATE PRODUCER

($1,000-$2,499)

Anonymous ^^

Henrietta Heisler Interiors Inc.

Hinkle Insurance Agency, Inc.

Kunzler & Company, Inc. ^

Laura Schanz Consulting Associates

Manheim Pike Veterinary Hospital

PPM Real Estate, Inc.

Rhoads Energy Corporation ^^ Stadel Volvo, Inc. ^^

Stephen T. Hohenwarter CPA

Tiger’s Eye ^

Universal Leaf Foundation / Lancaster Leaf Tobacco

Utz Quality Foods, LLC

VERSATEK ENTERPRISES, LLC ^

EITC

The following businesses generously provide support to the Fulton’s Academy of Theatre, Neighborhood Bridges, and School Day programs through the Commonwealth of PA’s Educational Improvement Tax Credit Program.

Capital Advantage Insurance Company

Donegal Insurance Group

LAO Co.

Mid Penn Bank

Orrstown Bank

PeoplesBank, A Codorus Valley Company

PPL

Tell Real Estate Traditions Bank

Troegs Brewing Company

Truist

Warfel Construction Company Weis Markets, Inc.

The Fulton gratefully acknowledges all of our many contributors. Although we carefully check this list for accuracy, mistakes do occasionally happen. If we have not listed you exactly as you like or omitted your name, please call Rich Bowen, at 717-690-1290. We will make the correction in future listings.

The Fulton receives state arts funding support through a grant from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency administering an annual state appropriation for grants to the arts.

SPONSORS

A SPECIAL THANK YOU to our Corporate Sponsors for the 2023/2024 Season.

Season Sponsors

Season Co-Sponsors

Production Sponsor

Production Co-Sponsors

Media Sponsor

Refreshment Sponsor

Opening Night Sponsor

Post-Show Reception Sponsor

Eichmann Family Series Sponsors

Ellen Arnold Groff Studio Series Sponsors

SPONSORS

Audience Services Sponsors

Pay-What-You-Want Sponsors

Education Sponsor

GARDNER RUSSO & QUINN LLC

Print Sponsor

School Day Sponsor

Building Bridges Sponsor

Ticket Stock Sponsor

IDEA Speaker Series Sponsors

“Joy to the Girls” Sponsors 9 to 5

“World of Pure Imagination” Sponsor Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Production Lab Sponsor

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

SHARON & PAUL SHERBAN

ABBIE & ELY GONICK

Chip Snyder, Jackie Adamson, Kelly Gramola Townsend, Chad Snyder

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