THE SHAKESPEARE THEATRE OF NEW JERSEY
Board of Trustees
The Honorable Thomas H. Kean, Honorary Chairman
Haywood Huntley, Jr., President
T. Randolph Harris, Chairman
Laura Aden
Patrick Bell
Shannon O’Connor Bock
Brian B. Crowe
Nabil R. Eliya
Sarah Fargo
Janice Haggerty
Stark D. Kirby, Jr.
Scott Klokis
James B. Kobak, Jr.
Ryan LaPré
Anisa Mehdi
Hilary Link, President of Drew University*
Robert H. Conley, Mayor of Madison*
TRUSTEES EMERITI
S. Dillard Kirby
Richard B. McGlynn
Heath McLendon
Bonnie J. Monte
*Honorary Trustee
Suryanshu Mishra
Paul Mullins
Dr. Edward Ng
Robert Smith
Elizabeth Yamashita
The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey acknowledges its special relationships with Drew University and Saint Elizabeth University. In this, our 62nd season, we also mark our 52nd year of residency on the Drew campus, and the 22nd year of our Outdoor Stage at Saint Elizabeth University. We are deeply grateful for our longtime partnerships with both Universities, and we look forward to enhancing our relationship with both and look toward the future.
THE SHAKESPEARE THEATRE OF NEW JERSEY
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Right panel: Audience at Shakespeare LIVE!, 2023 (Photo credit: Sarah Haley), Billie Wyatt and René Thornton Jr. in A Midwinter Night's Dream, 2023 (Photo credit: Avery Brunkus), Residency at Glenwood Elementary, 2013 (Photo credit: Brian B. Crowe), Ryan Woods and Courtney McGowan in The Winters Tale, 2018 (Photo credit: Jerry Dalia), Greg Jackson and David Mattle in the Classics for Kids! presentation of The Little Prince, 2023 (Photo credit: Brian B. Crowe).
Dear Friends,
Welcome Friends,
It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to the start of our 2024 season! We are so grateful that you have chosen to share this time with us. After all our months of planning and weeks of rehearsal, the final and most crucial ingredient in the magic we create is you. Your laughter, your gasps, and even your rapt silence provide the spark that ignites the stage for a unique experience at every performance.
Though it is said to be bad luck to quote from this play or even speak its name in a theatre, "The Scottish Play" remains one of Shakespeare's most popular works, and we are thrilled to present this riveting tale of ambition, power, and madness on our Main Stage for the first time in two decades.
I am also excited that this production highlights on a grand scale STNJ's important and impactful work as a true teaching theatre. Art and Education are equal parts of our mission. Over the next few weeks, we will welcome thousands of young people to the Kirby Theatre for discounted matinee performances — many students experiencing the power of Shakespeare and live theatre for the very first time. Many of our patrons — maybe even you — will partake in our engaging audience enrichment and lifelong-learner offerings connected to the play, including post-show Symposia with the actors, a pre-show Know-theShow chat, or our popular Shakespeare Book Club. And I am most proud of the fact that nearly 70% of the adult company and all our youth actors on this production are alumni of our artist training and education programs. The deep commitment to excellence in arts and education that Bonnie J. Monte instilled in the company 34 years ago remains at the heart of who we are today.
Whether you are a long-time patron, or this is your very first time at The Shakespeare Theatre, I hope today’s performance inspires you to join us many more times this season. In fact, we created this season with you in mind. From Shakespeare masterworks to beloved literary classics, from unique special events to new programming for kids, there is something for everyone ages 5 to 105 this year. Stop by our box office or visit our website to discover what theatrical treats we have in store. Did you know you can upgrade your single ticket today to one of our flexible subscription packages and get more while paying less? Ask one of our friendly patron services representatives; they’ll be happy to help you with that and to tell you about our many other offerings.
Most importantly, if you like what you see today, please be sure to tell your friends, colleagues, neighbors, fellow parishioners, local shop owners, manicurists, deli clerks, city council members, dogwalkers, and anyone else you run into. I’ve heard for decades that we are “New Jersey’s Best Kept Secret.” Though I'm sure it was meant as a compliment, we would prefer to be a secret no longer. Not only are you the crucial ingredient that sparks our work in the theatre, but word of mouth from you is the single best way to ensure that we continue to build back stronger after the pandemic. With price points to meet every budget (check out “Ways to Save” on our website), our doors are open to everyone! I am eager to see new and returning patrons of all ages and from all backgrounds find joy, magic, and connection at The Shakespeare Theatre this season, and your assistance can help make that vision a reality.
If you like what you see today — and I certainly hope you do — please be sure to spread the word. Word of mouth remains the single best way to bring new folks to the Theatre and to ensure that your Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey is around for generations to come. With price points to meet every budget (check out "Ways to Save" on our website), our doors are open to everyone!
We have many events still ahead this season, including Neil Barlett's highly theatrical rendering of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol directed by Paul Mullins and our next Classics for Kids! installment with Merry, Merry Mischief. Thank you once again for joining us today at YOUR Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey! We look forward to welcoming you back again soon.
Thank you once again for joining us today at YOUR Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey! We look forward to welcoming you back again soon.
Enjoy,
Brian B. Crowe Artistic Director
Enjoy, Brian B. Crowe Artistic Director
The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey’s programs are made possible, in part, by funding from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, a partner agency of the National Endowment for the Arts. Additional major support is received from the F.M. Kirby Foundation, The Shubert Foundation, The Edward T. Cone Foundation, The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation, CTW Foundation, The Samuel H. Scripps Foundation, Union Foundation, E.J. Grassmann Trust, Hyde and Watson Foundation, The Merrill G. and Emita E. Hastings Foundation, The John R. Eckel Jr. Foundation, and the Howard Gilman Foundation, as well as contributions from numerous other foundations, corporations, government agencies, and individuals. Additional support for the Theatre’s education programs is provided in part by the Jack K. Ayre and Frank Ayre Lee Theatre Foundation, the Turrell Fund, the Nora Roberts Foundation, the John Bickford Foundation, and a collective contribution made by the Citizens Philanthropic Foundation and the Investors Foundation.
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Brian B. Crowe, Artistic Director presents
MACBETH
by
William Shakespeare
Directed by
Brian B. Crowe
Set Design BRIAN RUGGABER
Costume Design RODRIGO MUÑOZ
Lighting Design ANDREW HUNGERFORD
Sound Design MELANIE CHEN COLE
Fight Director DOUG WEST
Production Stage Manager JACKIE MARIANI*
Assistant Stage Managers KYLE BINKLEY* & MIKKI MONFALCONE
* Member of Actors' Equity Assocaiation, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers
Macbeth is generously sponsored by Suzanne B. Engel
On the Main Stage, The F.M. Kirby Shakespeare Theatre October 16 - November 17, 2024
THE CAST
(In alphabetical order.)
DUNCAN/DOCTOR .......................................................................................................
MACDUFF ....................................................................................................................
Earl Baker, Jr.*
Clark Carmichael*
ROSS ........................................................................................................................................... Dino Curia*
MACBETH Ray Fisher*
ANGUS/MURDERER 2..................................................................................................... Nathan Flesh
BANQUO/SIWARD ...............................................................................................................
WITCH 1/GENTLEWOMAN ........................................................................................
R.J. Foster*
Ellie Gossage
MALCOLM ......................................................................................................................... Gerrard James*
LENNOX/MURDERER 1
Jordan Laroya*
WITCH 3/SEYTON ............................................................................................................... Felix Mayes
LADY MACBETH .................................................................................................................. Erin Partin*
WITCH 2/LADY MACDUFF .................................................................................... Aurea Tomeski*
FLEANCE+ ....................................................................................................................
Charlie Giacalone
Zhaleh Patel-Bose
Siana Sharma
YOUNG MACDUFF+ ..........................................................................................................
Nina Garcia
Rosalie Maria Giacalone
*Member of Actors' Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers +Roles performed on alternating performances.
There will be one 15-minute intermission.
The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey is proud to be a member of The Shakespeare Theatre Association (STA). For more information visit www.stahome.org.
EARL BAKER JR.*
CLARK CARMICHAEL*
DINO CURIA*
RAY FISHER*
GERRARD JAMES* JORDAN
THE CAST
EARL BAKER, JR. (Duncan/Doctor) is in his third season with The Shakespeare Theatre. Company credits: Oberon (Midsummer) and Duke Fredrick /Duke Senior (As You Like It). Memorable theatre credits include: one man show Thurgood (White Heron), Antiochus and Cerimon in the TFANA production of Pericles (directed by Trevor Nunn), The Tempest (LaMama), Angelique (MCC), Superior Donuts (Denver Center Theatre), Luminosity (Playmakers Rep), Proof (Virginia Stage Co.), 12 Angry Men (Merrimack Rep), After-Play (George Street Playhouse), Othello (Playmakers Rep), Twelfth Night (Yale Rep), The Killing Act (Williamstown). TV: Multiple roles. Film: The Cobbler, Win Win, The Visitor, The Ten, Four Lane Highway, Everyday People, and Brother to Brother. Founding Member of Actors Center Workshop Company. Training MFA Yale.
CLARK CARMICHAEL (Macduff) is in his 17th season and 22nd production with The Shakespeare Theatre - most recently this summer as Jaques/Duke Frederick in As You Like It. Broadway: Jumpers. Select Regional/Off-Broadway: Colorado Springs FAC, Rep St. Louis, Irish Rep, The Acting Company, Hartford TheatreWorks, Red Bull Theatre, Two River Theatre, Vivid Stage, NJ Rep, Williamstown, Great Lakes & Dorset Theatre Festivals, Westchester Broadway Theatre, Finger Lakes MTF, Virginia Stage Co., KC Rep, Hudson Valley Shakespeare and The Shakespeare Theatre Company (DC). Select TV/Film: A Complete Unknown, Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin, The Green Veil, Special Ops: Lioness, Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Invitation to a Murder, The Gilded Age, Little America, Adopting Audrey, Living with Yourself, The Blacklist, Inside Game, The God Committee, Pose, Oceans 8, House of Cards, Gotham. Clark holds and MFA from the University of
Missouri-KC and a BS from Northwestern University.
DINO CURIA (Ross) is in his sixth season with The Shakespeare Theatre. Company credits: The Rose Tattoo, Twelfth Night, Much Ado About Nothing, A Child's Christmas in Wales, The Comedy of Errors, SNUG, Shaw! Shaw! Shaw!, Crazy Love!, the Shakespeare LIVE! productions of Romeo and Juliet, A Midsummer Nights Dream, and Julius Caesar; as well as a handful of staged readings (Classics for Kids!, Something Wicked...) and Pandemic Playhouse filmed productions. When he is not on stage he also regularly puts in time working with the scenic and lighting departments of the Theatre. Other credits include: Shakespeare in the Woods (The Taming of the Shrew, Romeo and Juliet), Pax Amicus Castle Rep (Romeo and Juliet), The National Theatre for Education and the Arts (The Outsiders - National Tour). He holds a BFA in Acting from Montclair State University. dinocuria.com
RAY FISHER (Macbeth) is in his third season with The Shakespeare Theatre, having appeared in To Kill a Mockingbird and the Shakespeare LIVE! touring productions of Midsummer, Nevermore, and Macbeth. Broadway: The Piano Lesson (Drama Desk nomination, Outstanding Featured Performance) alongside John David Washington and Samuel L. Jackson. OffBroadway: Fetch Clay, Make Man directed by Des McAnuff. Stage: Oregon Shakespeare Festival, McCarter Theater, and New York Theatre Workshop. He appeared as Victor Stone/Cyborg in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and Zack Snyder's Justice League, and in the space epic Rebel Moon. Other select credits include the third installment of HBO's Emmy Award winning series True Detective opposite Mahershala Ali, Carmen Ejogo and Stephen Dorff; and the limited series Women of the Movement. Ray will next
be seen starring in the film adaptation of August Wilson's The Piano Lesson directed by Malcolm Washington, scheduled for release in November 2024 by Netfix.
NATHAN FLESH (Angus/Murderer 2) is excited to be in his first season with The Shakespeare Theatre after making his debut in The Book of Will. He was ecstatic to be an apprentice in the Summer Professional Training Program this summer and is now over the moon to be back for this production. Nathan's previous credits include Oskar in Let The Right One In at Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music (CCM) in collaboration with the Cincinnati Shakespeare Theater and an Understudy in Gaslight at the Cincinnati Shakespeare Theater. Nathan would like to thank his family and his partner for all their support; he could not do it without them!
R.J. FOSTER (Banquo/Siward) is in their first season with The Shakespeare Theatre. Broadway: Home, Fat Ham, The Lehman Trilogy. Off-Broadway: Classic Stage Company, Billie Holiday Theatre, Classical Theatre of Harlem. Regional Theatre: Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Folger Theatre, Arena Stage, Shakespeare Theatre Company, TheatreSquared. TV: The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Bull, The Good Fight, Power, Homeland, Blacklist, Blue Bloods. Love to B & Z.
ELLIE GOSSAGE (Witch 1/ Gentlewoman) is in her fourth season with The Shakespeare Theatre. Company credits: The Comedy of Errors and Snug on the Outdoor Stage, the Classics for Kids! Scripts-in-Hand presentation of The Snow Queen, Shaw! Shaw! Shaw!, Crazy Love!, and the Shakespeare LIVE! productions of Julius Caesar and A Midsummer Night's Dream. Previously, she has toured with The Shakespeare Forum in Romeo and Juliet and The Scarlet Letter. Other credits include: The Tempest, Twelfth Night, and Macbeth with
The No Name Collective; What Happened with Project Y; and various New York City festival appearances. She is a graduate of New York University, Tisch School of the Arts.
GERRARD JAMES (Malcolm) is in their first season with The Shakespeare Theatre and feels incredibly blessed to be a part of the Macbeth cast. Off-Broadway: Coping Mechanism (Wild Project). Regional: Much Ado About Nothing (Denver Center), Detroit ’67 (Clarence Brown Theatre). New York Theatre: Romeo & Juliet (MAD Co. Theatre). TV: Pillow Talk (BET+).
Education: MA, London Academy of Music & Dramatic Art (Fulbright Scholar); MFA, Pace University. Gerrard is also a proud member of MAD Theatre Company! All Glory to God. Galatians 6:9 @gqjactor
JORDAN LAROYA (Lennox/Murderer 1) is in his seventh season with The Shakespeare Theatre. Jordan received his BFA from Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle, WA. He first started working at The Shakespeare Theatre in 2010 with the Shakespeare LIVE! Tour. Since then he has performed on the Mainstage and Outdoor venues. He also worked as a teaching artist with the Education Department. He met his wonderful wife here during their production of As You Like It and they currently live in NYC with their 12+ year old puppy. Jordan enjoys teaching Stage Combat to new generations of actors and fight directing at The New School. His wife really is amazing!!!
FELIX MAYES (Witch 3/Seyton) is in their fifth season with The Shakespeare Theatre. Felix is a Chicago-based performing artist with a focus on puppetry, games and horror. They have had the opportunity to perform on stages from NJPAC and the Lincoln Center to Dvorak Hall in Prague, as a singer, actor, and dancer. But returning to STNJ is such an honor. You may have seen them here on the Outdoor Stage in: A
Midsummer Night's Dream, Love's Labour's Lost, and The Learned Ladies, or while they toured with Shakespeare LIVE! 2014 and 2015.
ERIN PARTIN (Lady Macbeth) is in her 16th season with The Shakespeare Theatre. Company credits: A Winter's Tale, Romeo and Juliet, The Tempest, Wittenberg, Measure for Measure, A Christmas Carol (2011 and 2007), Twelfth Night, The School for Wives, The Cherry Orchard, Les Liaisons Dangereuses, A Midwinter Night's Dream, The Crucible, Love's Labour's Lost, A Child's Christmas in Wales, Othello, Much Ado About Nothing, and Hamlet, on the Main Stage; The Grouch on the Outdoor Stage; Hamlet, The Taming of the Shrew, Macbeth, and A Midsummer Night's Dream with Shakespeare LIVE! (2001 and 2002 tours). Regional credits: Shakespeare Theatre Company, Great Lakes Theater, Idaho Shakespeare Festival, Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival, Resident Ensemble Players, Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, and Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival. Masters in Theater; University of Delaware, PTTP.
AUREA TOMESKI (Witch 2/Lady Macduff) is in her sixth season with The Shakespeare Theatre. Company credits: The Rose Tattoo, Shakespeare in Love, and Coriolanus on the Main Stage, Shipwrecked! and The Servant of Two Masters on the Outdoor Stage, and the 2015 Shakespeare LIVE! productions of A Midsummer Night's Dream and Macbeth. Recent credits include The Giver (Literature to Life's national onewoman tour), Gloria: A Life (Human Race Theater Company), and Romeo and Juliet (MAD Company Theatre). Other credits with Ars Nova, Dreamscape Theatre, Wide Eyed Productions, and many other NYC theater companies. Regional credits with A Noise Within, California Shakespeare Company, Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival, and The Garage Theatre. She earned her MFA from The New School.
NINA GARCIA (Young Macduff) is in her second season with The Shakespeare Theatre. Company credits: Tennessee Williams’ The Rose Tattoo as Vivi. She made her acting debut on stage in her school’s theatrical production of Shrek Jr. The Musical, cast as the Wicked Witch. In addition to acting, Nina also enjoys singing, painting, playing violin, baking, and celebrating every holiday to the max. She would like to thank Brian and the entire cast and crew for this wonderful experience!
CHARLIE GIACALONE (Fleance) is excited to be in his second season with The Shakespeare Theatre after having been in The Rose Tattoo (Salvatore) and the Summer Shakespeare Junior Corps. He is a member of Trilogy Repertory and appeared in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Bye, Bye Birdie, and Fiddler on the Roof. With Ridge Drama, he appeared in Matilda. He attended the Summer Musical Theater Intensive at Paper Mill Playhouse.
ROSALIE MARIA GIACALONE (Young Macduff) is thrilled to make her acting debut in her first season with The Shakespeare Theatre. Previously, Rosalie has been involved in stage crew roles in local theaters. She attended the Summer Shakespeare Junior Corps and performs piano in New Jersey nursing homes as a part of the Merry Melodies.
ZHALEH PATEL-BOSE (Fleance) recently participated in the 2024 Summer Shakespeare Junior Corps. This is her first season with The Shakespeare Theater, and Fleance is her first professional role.
SIANA SHARMA (Fleance) is in her first season with The Shakespeare Theatre after having previously participated in the Junior Shakespeare Corps. Siana has always had a natural passion for the arts from a young age and has been learning voice, piano, dance and theatre professionally since she was five years old, performing on stages
such as Carnegie Hall, Baruch Hall, twice at Papermill Playhouse for the New Voices show, the Summer Shakespeare Corps at
The Shakespeare Theater, MPAC & local theatres.
ARTISTIC STAFF
KYLE BINKLEY (Assistant Stage Manager) is in his first season with The Shakespeare Theatre and is thrilled to be working on Macbeth. Kyle is an alumnus of Arcadia University, where he earned a BA in Theatre Arts. In addition to stage management, he can also regularly be found performing onstage, building sets, and working in various other technical areas of theatre. Select ASM credits: A Little Night Music (American Theater Group); Parade (American Theater Group); In the Heights (Music Mountain Theatre); A Christmas Carol (Music Mountain Theatre). Select PSM credits: The Goodbye Girl (The J2 Spotlight Musical Theater Company); Million Dollar Quartet (Axelrod Performing Arts Center); Into the Woods (Music Mountain Theatre); The Last Match: A ProWrestling Rock Experience. Many thanks to Jackie and Brian for the opportunity to work on this production. Instagram: kyle_binkley
MELANIE CHEN COLE (Sound Designer) is a San Diego-based sound designer. This is her first show with Shakespeare Theatre! Regional theatre credits: Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Alley Theatre, Alliance Theatre, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Cleveland Playhouse, Dallas Theater Center, Denver Center for the Performing Arts, Geffen Playhouse, Goodman Theatre, Huntington Theatre Company, Indiana Rep, La Jolla Playhouse, Milwaukee Rep, Northern Stage, The Old Globe, PlayMakers Rep, South Coast Rep, Studio Theatre, and the Utah Shakespeare Festival. Education: MFA in Theatre and Dance from UC San Diego. melaniesound.com, @melaniechencole.
BRIAN B. CROWE (Director) is in his 29th season with The Shakespeare Theatre where he is the newly appointed Artistic Director. Directing credits: A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder, A Midwinter Night's Dream, The Metromaniacs, Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol (2019), Titus Andronicus, The Bungler, Coriolanus, Pericles (2013), Oliver Twist, Timon of Athens, The School for Wives, The Winter's Tale (2008), Henry VI: Blood & Rose, and The Comedy of Errors (2001) on the Main Stage; The Comedy of Errors (2021), William Shakespeare's Long Lost First Play, Love's Labour's Lost (2015), The Learned Ladies, A Midsummer Night's Dream (2007), and The Taming of the Shrew (2006) on The Outdoor Stage. He has directed dozens of productions for the Theatre's education department. Other directing credits include Rutger's University, 12 Miles West, The Human Race Theatre Company, Dayton Playhouse, and the Act-Up Theatre Festival. He received BFA degrees in Directing and Acting from Wright State University, and served on the Executive Committee of the Shakespeare Theatre Association.
ANDREW HUNGERFORD (Lighting Designer) is in his 16th season with The Shakespeare Theatre. Company credits: A Midwinter Night's Dream, Twelfth Night, The Bungler, Coriolanus, Misalliance, The Devil’s Disciple, Pericles, Oliver Twist, The Liar, Timon of Athens, and The Winter’s Tale on the Main Stage; As You Like It, The Servant of Two Masters, The Tempest, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream on the Outdoor Stage. Other credits include: Boise Contemporary Theatre, Rogue Machine
Theatre, Portland Stage Company, La Jolla Playhouse, Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, and Boston Court Pasadena. New York credits: New York Theatre Workshop, The Flea, and Under the Radar Festival. Andrew was Producing Artistic Director of Know Theatre of Cincinnati from 2014-2024, where he was also resident scenic and lighting designer for 17 years. He holds degrees in theatre and astrophysics from Michigan State University, and his MFA from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music. www.andrewhungerford.com
JACKIE MARIANI (Production Stage Manager) is in her tenth season with The Shakespeare Theatre. Company PSM credits: Tartuffe, Buried Child, Ken Ludwig’s The Three Musketeers, As You Like It, The Metromaniacs, Florence and Mojo, The Rose Tattoo, A Man for All Seasons and on the Outdoor Stage: The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) (revised), A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and Much Ado About Nothing (rehearsal PSM). ASM: A Most Dangerous Woman, Pericles, Much Ado About Nothing, The Merry Wives of Windsor, A Song at Twilight, Titus Andronicus, and A Christmas Carol. Select regional credits: The Bridges of Madison County, Noises Off and Grease at Bucks County Playhouse, The George Street Playhouse’s Educational Tour (2015 Season), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (a collaboration between the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra and The Shakespeare Theatre), Rift or White Lies at Luna Stage, Foodies with Speranza Theatre Company, and Parade at American Theater Group.
MIKKI MONFALCONE (Assistant Stage Manager) is delighted to be working on her second season with The Shakespeare Theatre. Mikki is a Morristown local and a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh with a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre. Company credits include Sense and Sensibility, A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder, and A Midwinter Night's
Dream (Asst. Stage Manager). Select additional credits include Suor Angelica/ Gianni Schicchi and La Cenerentola at Bay View Music Festival (Stage Manager), and The 39 Steps at Pitt Stages (Director).
RODRIGO MUÑOZ (Costume Designer) is a NY-based Costume Designer, originally from Mexico City, in their first season with The Shakespeare Theatre. Recent credits: Off-Broadway: Sally & Tom (Drama Desk Nominee), Plays for the Plague Year (The Public Theatre); What Became of us (Atlantic Theatre): Bernarda’s Daughters (The New Group); Sorry for Your Loss (Minetta Lane Theatre); RENT (Paper Mill Playhouse); Notes From Now (Prospect Theater Company); This Space Between Us (Theater Row); Preparedness (Bushwick Starr); Volpone, The Revenger’s Tragedy (Red Bull Theater). Regional: The Bluest Eye (Huntington Theatre), Red Velvet (Shakespeare Theatre Company), Dial M for Murder, Torera (Alley Theatre); Cabaret; (Barrington Stage Company); Somewhere (Geva Theatre), How to Make an American Son (Arizona Theatre Company), Mushroom (People’s Light), Fall of the House of Usher (Boston Lyric Opera), Bad Dates (Portland Stage), Jazz Singer (Abrons Arts Center) www.rodrigomunozdesign.com
BRIAN RUGGABER (Set Designer) is an award-winning scenic designer who is delighted to be designing Macbeth. This is his 15h season with The Shakespeare Theatre. Currently in his 11th year with the University of Memphis (UofM), he heads The Department of Theatre & Dance's scenic design program and has designed scenery for over 180 productions including Opera, Drama, Musical Theatre, and Dance. He has a strong interest in developing work with diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) as core themes. His work has been seen in regional theatres, international festivals, Off-Broadway, and television. Prior to
joining UofM, he was a Resident Designer for the University of Cincinnati's CollegeConservatory of Music and an Associate Professor of Design at The University of North Carolina at Charlotte. His students have successful careers in theatre, film, television, and themed entertainment. Brian is a proud member of United Scenic Artists Local 829, IATSE 492, and the United States Institute of Theatre Technology (USITT).
DOUG WEST (Fight Director) is in his 23rd season with The Shakespeare Theatre. In addition to serving as the Director of Education for STNJ, Doug has also been the resident Stage Combat Instructor since
2009. Company fight credits include: A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder, Coriolanus, Blood and Roses;Shakespeare's Henry VI, Romeo and Juliet, and Misalliance on the Main Stage; multiple productions of Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, Julius Caesar and Henry V with Shakespeare LIVE!, and hundreds of class and rehearsal hours with our Summer Professional Training Program students. Doug has a BA from Montclair State University, and an MFA from The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. dougwest.art
ADDITIONAL STAFF
Light Board Operator
Kevin Gartley
Child Wrangler
Scenic Charge Artist
Ashley Basile
Tiffany Grossfeld
Fight Captain
Jordan Laroya
Special Thanks
Marilyn Kappel
Donna Krebsbach
Props
Bonnie J. Monte
Daryl Lancaster
Marina Porter
DIRECTOR’S NOTE:
My first introduction to Shakespeare was in middle school, and it was… well, frankly, it was dreadful. My classmates and I were dragged through an excruciatingly dull reading of Romeo & Juliet by an unenthused teacher who made it very clear that he disliked the experience as much as we did. “Why would anyone read this stuff?” I thought. The following year was a different story altogether. I had a teacher whose infectious enthusiasm shone a whole new light on Shakespeare and his plays. She had us on our feet enacting passages from the story. I’m certain we weren’t terribly good, but we couldn’t help but be engaged as we bowed to the king, booed the tyrant, competed in mighty sword (pencil) fights, and cackled as mysterious fortunes were conveyed to unsuspecting heroes. Shakespeare was no longer a dusty, old tome that we were forced to read simply because our parents had been forced to read them. Rather, she presented them as living, breathing works crafted by a master storyteller who created entire worlds with just his words. We loved it – well, I did at least. The play that ignited a life-long passion for the Bard all those years ago? Without a doubt, it was Macbeth!
Since then, the play and I have crossed paths many times, and I’ve directed over a dozen versions of it with actors ranging from middle-schoolers to professionals and with casts as small as 4 and as large as 70. Regardless of the company, Shakespeare’s rich language, dynamic narrative, and provocative characters continue to offer compelling inroads to explore our shared human condition, and I am always excited to see what new insights it offers.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT:
In 1603, Queen Elizabeth I died, ending her nearly 45-year reign over England. Having no children, there was great concern about who would take the throne, especially considering the turmoil and civil unrest that proceeded Elizabeth’s ascent. The throne, however, passed with relatively minimal upset to her nearest surviving relative, James VI of Scotland, later James I of Great Britain and Ireland. Macbeth was certainly a play written with the tastes of the new monarch in mind. Not only does the story center around a medieval Scottish king, but it is also saturated with the supernatural, a subject that was of particular interest to James I. In 1597 the king wrote a book called Demonology, in which he called for the most severe measures to be taken in the treatment of individuals accused of witchcraft. It was a topic of great public interest, as remnants of pre-Christian society could still be found in rituals and beliefs throughout Europe, especially among the rural peasantry.
SOURCE MATERIAL & ARTISTIC LICENSE:
(Warning: Spoilers ahead) As with many of his plays, Shakespeare turned to Holinshed’s Chronicles of England, Scotland, and Ireland for inspiration, pulling from two key stories — “King Duncan and King Macbeth” and “King Duffe.” The first story contains much of the narrative we know, including the encounter with “thrée women in strange and wild apparell,” the murder of Duncan, Malcolm’s testing of Macduff, and Macbeth’s ultimate demise. Shakespeare, however, made a few significant changes. In Shakespeare’s play, Macbeth and his wife’s short, bloody reign begins after they murder King Duncan. In Holinshed’s tale, however, Macbeth works with Banquo to assassinate Duncan, and then successfully reigns for a decade as a much beloved king before turning against his friend and the other nobles. Why these changes? King James I claimed to have a famous ancestor named Banquo, so it would have been ill-advised for Shakespeare to include him in a regicide plot. Rather, the playwright (through the witches) suggests that Banquo’s ancestors (including James himself) would be part of an unending line of kings. To replace Macbeth’s co-conspirator, Shakespeare created one of his most iconic characters, Lady Macbeth, which was composited from two women that appear elsewhere in Holinshed’s tales.
“MURDER
AND TREASON!”
Around the time Shakespeare began writing Macbeth, England was rocked by the discovery of the Gunpowder Plot, a plan orchestrated by a group of extreme Catholics intent on ridding England of its Protestant king and his sympathizers. They planned to blow up the Houses of Parliament on the opening day of the legislative session in November 1605. Had the group succeeded, it would have been a political catastrophe for England and would have almost certainly led to the collapse of the nation. The explosion would have not only killed the King and his heirs but also practically every government official. In our time, this would be equivalent to the simultaneous deaths of the President, the entire cabinet, every member of Congress, and the Supreme Court.
The plan was thwarted, however, when Guy Fawkes, the man appointed to ignite the explosives, was caught on the eve of the parliamentary session waiting beneath the House of Lords with a lantern in his hand and several slow-burning matches in his pocket. After Fawkes’ arrest, the other conspirators were eventually captured, charged with treason, convicted and hanged. Less than a year later, when watching Macbeth, audiences in Shakespeare’s day would have no doubt keenly understood the national turmoil that would ensue following a king’s murder. Guy Fawkes Day is still celebrated in Britain every November 5th as a commemoration of the day in 1605 when his plan was foiled and the English government and royal family were saved.
The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey’s mission is two-fold: to bring new, relevant life to the world’s classics for a diverse audience; and to use those masterworks to provide transformative experiences on stage and in classrooms. As a teaching theatre, the company is dedicated to using the classics as interdisciplinary teaching tools for artist training and arts education.
About The Shakespeare Theatre
The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey is one of the oldest and most prestigious classical theatres in the nation, serving over 40,000 children and adults annually. The longest-running Shakespeare theatre on the East Coast, the company marks its 62nd season in 2024.
The company was founded in Cape May in 1963 by Paul Barry and Philip Dorian. After weathering many challenges in its first decade, the company was invited to be the professional theatre in residence at Drew Univerity by President Robert Fisher Oxnam. Bonnie J. Monte was named Artistic Director in 1990, and during her 33-year tenure, the Theatre experienced unprecedented growth and became one of America's leading training grounds for emerging classic theatre artists.
For over six decades, The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey has worked tirelessly to preserve dramatic masterworks, contribute to the vitality of our community, and serve the unique needs of artists, students, and members of the general public. We advocate for the public value of the arts in everything we do and endeavor to relay the message that the classics are relevant and meaningful for everyone. As we continue to celebrate our artistic distinction and the massive impact we have had in the education arena, we are mindful of the responsibilities that come with our longevity and status in the community, and we continue to strive for excellence in all of our programming.
Each year we present five productions on our Main Stage, the F. M. Kirby Shakespeare Theatre, located on the bucolic campus of Drew University in Madison, and each summer we offer an additional production at our Outdoor Stage, the Greek Theatre at Saint Elizabeth University in neighboring Florham Park. The company is also a preeminent provider of theatre education programs in New Jersey, offering numerous distinct opportunities that serve students, teachers, emerging artists, and members of the general public; all promote literacy, community, collaboration, creativity, and cultural advancement.
THE SHAKESPEARE THEATRE OF NEW JERSEY STAFF
ARTISTIC
Brian B. Crowe, Artistic Director
Bonnie J. Monte, Artistic Director Emerita
FINANCE & MANAGEMENT
Usha Ganesh, Director of Finance
Emily Rose Reed, General Manager
Bridget Wiggan, Company Manager
DEVELOPMENT
Linda DeTitta, Director of Development
Keyonna Hill, Development Associate: Individual Giving and Events
EDUCATION
Doug West, Director of Education
Molly McCarthy, Education Associate
Isaac Hickox-Young, Teaching Artist
MARKETING
Sydney Marie Fucito, Marketing Associate
Joe Grisanzio, Community Engagement Coordinator
PATRON SERVICES
Karen Haskell, Box Office Manager
Brianna Martinez, Assistant Box Office Manager/House Manager
Abby Carroll, House Manager
Lèna Chilingerian, House Manager
Isabella Landino, House Manager
Harper Bonito, Box Office Associate
Sophia Geiger, Box Office Associate
Victoria Maldonado, Box Office Associate
PRODUCTION
Steven Beckel, Interim Production Manager
LIGHTING & SOUND
Steven Beckel, Lighting & Sound Supervisor
Kevin Gartley, Lighting Technician
COSTUMES
Daniel Ciba, Costume Shop Manager
Armando Perez, Cutter/Draper
Katie Kurz, Wardrobe Supervisor
Kay Gilchrist, Stitcher
SCENIC
Dori Lichter, Technical Director
James McMenamin, Master Carpenter
Daniel Kikuchi, Carpenter
FACILITIES
Beatriz Rivera, Facilities Assistant
Valentina Patiño, Facilities Assistant
THE SHAKESPEARE THEATRE OF NEW JERSEY ANNUAL FUND
Ticket sales generate only a portion of the funds necessary to produce The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey’s artistic and educational work. The Theatre must raise the remaining funds through annual gifts from donors who recognize the impact that The Shakespeare Theatre has on the quality of life in New Jersey. We extend our deepest gratitude to the following individuals, corporations, foundations, and government agencies, whose gifts make it possible for The Shakespeare Theatre to present the finest in classic theatre and allow us to work with thousands of young people with our outreach education programs throughout New Jersey, the tri-state region, and the nation. Any errors or omissions are unintentional.
For more information on how you can make a contribution to support the ongoing activities of The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, please contact the Development Department at 973-845-6729.
The list below reflects gifts in support of the Theatre’s general operating needs between January 1, 2023 and September 24, 2024.
SHINING STARS
$50,000 AND ABOVE
The Estate of Dr. Edward F. Babbott
The Blanche & Irving Laurie Foundation
The Edward T. Cone Foundation
Ms. Suzanne B. Engel
F.M. Kirby Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. James B. Kobak, Jr.
New Jersey State Council on the Arts
S. Dillard & Adrienne Kirby
Family Philanthropic Fund of the Community Foundation of New Jersey
The Shubert Foundation
DEUS EX MACHINA
$25,000 - $49,999
Arts Midwest
Carnegie Corporation of New York
CTW Foundation, Inc.
John & Lynne Rathgeber
Samuel H. Scripps Foundation
LEADING PLAYERS
$10,000 - $24,999
Anonymous (2)
Dr. W. John Bauer & Nancy B. Boucher
Shannon O'Connor Bock & Timothy Bock
E.J. Grassmann Trust
Jackie Gunn
Sarah Fargo
T. Randolph Harris & Barbara A. Sloan
Jack K. Ayre & Frank Ayre
Lee Theatre Foundation
The John and Margaret Post Foundation
The John R. Eckel, Jr. Foundation
The Honorable Thomas H. Kean
S. Dillard & Adrienne Kirby
Stark & Collin Kirby
Mrs. Carol Kobak
Ryan LaPré
The Merrill G. and Emita E.
Hastings Foundation
Bonnie J. Monte
Mrs. Marjorie Monte
Drs. Edward Ng & Maria A. Jackson
Judy & Jim Pohlman Provident Bank
Hank & Jacke Schram
George & Gretchen Thomas
Joan M. Thuebel Turrell Fund
TOUCHSTONES
$5,000 - $9,999
Ms. Laura Aden
Anonymous (1)
Clark & Helen Carmichael Foundation
Colbert Family Fund of the Coastal Community Foundation of SC
Mr. & Mrs. Allen Croessmann
Ms. Leslie Dorber
Mr. Nabil R. Eliya
William V. Engel, in honor of Bonnie J. Monte
Mr. Robert S. Gregory
Janice & Brian Haggerty
T. Randolph Harris and Barbara A. Sloan
The Howard Gilman Foundation
Mr. Haywood Huntley, Jr. & Ms. Beirne Donaldson
Clara Jeffery Charitable Trust
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Keffer
Jeff & Karen Kirby, Broadfield Fund
Stark D. Kirby, Jr.
Scott & Carrie Klokis
Eileen M. Leonard & Dale
S. Hagstrom, in honor of the Staff for All Their Good Work
Linda Meister
Suryanshu & Poonam Mishra
Mrs. Rebecca Moody
Constance & Eric Silverman
Elizabeth & Michael Yamashita
Ruth Zowader
HEROES
$2,500 - $4,999
Edward S. Atwater, IV
Jean & James F. Barrett, II
Marjorie Brandriss & David Kristol, Birch Haven Fund
Allen Croessmann, in memory of Nancy J. Croessmann
Frank and Helen DiPrima
Nabil R. Eliya & Eleanor Eliya
William V. Engel
Mr. & Mrs. Jack & Lisa Fraebel
David & Jennifer Friedland
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Gelfand
Ms. Susan B. Hammell
Jacobs Levy Equity Management
The John Bickford Foundation
Ms. Daryl Lancaster
Sandra and James McTernan
Ms. Anisa Mehdi & Mr. Peter Zimmermann
Andrew & Deborah O'Connor
The Nora Roberts Foundation
Wayne Paglieri & Jess Chang
Martin & Clare Prentice
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Neil & Vicki Weisfeld
Lisa & Matthew Winkler
KNIGHTS
$1,000 - $2,499
Anonymous (4)
Anne E. Allen
Mark Allison & Ann C. Perry
Joe Baker & Judy Armstrong
Stephanie & Robert A. Bakos
Mark J. Blunda
David & Kate Bradford
Ralph & Martine Calder
Jean & Charles M. Chapin
Richard Frankel & Kathleen Clark
Mary & Bob Courtemanche
Brian B. Crowe & Walter Egbert
Blythe Danner
Linda Winsor Delap & Robert J. Delap
Mr. John De Neufville
The Dorer Family Fund
Larry & Dawn Drake
Doug & Priscilla Eakeley
Tom Fontana
Scott & Joann Forbes
Lynn & Bill Forsell
Philip W. Gaffney & Linda Canavan
Collin Gallo
Gardner Family Fund
Edmond Genest & Patricia Curtin
The Giordano Family
Arnold & Betty Goldstein
Guy Gsell & Suzanne Longley
Brent Harris
Mary Ellen & Gates Hawn
Marlena C. Heydenreich
Gail & Robert Hirsch
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Hughes
Lucy Hughes & Sean Devlin
Drs. A. Neill & Julia A. Johnson
Kane Family
Brad M. Kaplan
Peter D. and Ellen T. Kendall
Robin D. Kenny
Jeff & Karen Kirby
The Klokis Family
Donna Krebsbach & Bill Yacker
Melanie & Alan Levitan
Irene & Steven Lieberman
Dr. Joseph Lutz & Dr. Andrea Gaito
Marie Nick Mastorakis
Anthony Mazzella & Barbara Tarman
Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. McClafferty
Jennifer L. McClear
Maria Moser-Meister
Abigail Merrill
The Valerie Brackett & Nikolais Monoyios Charitable Fund
Rebecca Moody
Mr. Paul Mullins & Mr.
Phillip Goodwin
Mr. Arnold Merwin
Olshan
Kathleen Owens & Morse J. Wilkenfeld
Ms. Marilyn M. Pfaltz
Josephine "Jo" R.Potuto
Rob & Rowena Pullan
Mr. Martins Putenis
Leslie & Eileen Quick
Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Ranger
Edward Robin & Family, in memory of Gloria Robin
Lynn Rogerson, in memory of Bonnie J. Monte's Career as
Artistic Director
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Rosenbach
Ms. Barbara Ruane
Nancy & Nelson Schaenen, Jr.
William & Valeria
Schiemann
Susan & Mark Schuman
Judith Seery
Bret Silver
Glen & Marg Skar
Pamela Smith & Michael Matthews
Robert Smith
De & Randy Snook
Ann & Tom Stainton
Kit Stinson & Dick Muldoon
Michael Stotts & David Mayhew
Ann W. Talcott
Sharon K. Tillou
Renée Troiano
Roger & Jessie Vellekamp
Susan F. Vice
Mr. & Mrs. Christian
Vincent
Mr. Henrik Johan von Knorring
John & Lynn Ware
Claire & Gil Zweig
CHAMPIONS
$500 - $999
John R. Aden
Mr. Benjamin Alter
Anonymous (1)
Graham & Wendy
Argent-Belcher
Arthur J. Gallagher Risk
Management Services
Clare Hard & Greg Baer
Bassett Associates
Ms. Joelle Bochner
Mary E. Brennan & Lance Cassak
Thomas & Jane Brooks
Mr. Leslie Bryan & Mr. Charles Luce
Imur Associates LLC | Pamela Canada
Larry Capo
Ms. Judy Cash
Kathy Christie
Citizens Philanthropic Foundation
Madison Rotary Club
David C. Conrad II
Edward & Leanne DeHope
Linda De Neuville
Fred & Anne Dennehy
Thomas & Marysue DePaola
Richard Dionne & Andrea Hatch
Margaret L. Domber
Ms. Carolyn Dorfman & Dr. Gregory S. Gallick, M.D.
Judge William Dreier & Mrs. Sandra Dreier
Jack & Fran Drew
Mr. James Dykema
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Scott Eakeley
Kristin Earley
Erika Fanelle
Michael Farewell
Juliet Flynt
Caren Frankel & Dr. Jory G. Magidson
Wayne & Catherine Greenfeder
John & Clara Grosso
Steven & Joan Handel
Hugh Hanson & Vini Costanzo
Betsy & Alan Haveson
Eleanor Long Hazarian
Frank Hershkowitz & Lorraine Staples
Sean Devlin & Lucy A. Hughes
Investors Bank Charitable Foundation
Dr. Bruce Jacobs
Steven Jayson
Johnson & Johnson
Family of Co.
Nancy Novaes & Laird Johnson
Barbara Julius & Marc Silberberg, in honor of
Randy Harris
Dr. Patti Murray & Marc Julius
Shijoo A. Kalariparambil
Susan & David Katz
Charles & Virginia King
Hans & Pamela Knapp
Ms. Donna Krebsbach & Mr. William Yacker
Thomas & Sophie Kuzma
Maureen & BJ Leddy
Gerald & Shulamit
Lewinsohn
Phyllis & Philip Lieberman
Lomax Family
Richard & Gemma Lury
Steven & Nancy Magee
Ken & Henrietta Mahon
Cordelia Manning
Carol & Tom Martin
Mr. Frank Boffa & Ms. Gail Mattia
Dominick & Marianne Mazzagetti
Mr. Richard McAdams
Mark McBride & Patricia Haverland
Charles McClafferty
Joseph & Kelly McDonald
Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. McGlynn
Jane & Peter Mercer
Richard & Karen Miller, in honor of Bonnie's extraordinary contribution
In honor of Bonnie J. Monte
Jenny & Fred Moss
Mr. Julian Ochrymowych
Dennis O'Dea
Linda Palazzolo & Arthur Schackman
Nancy Perricone
Karen Rand, in memory of Bruce Rand
Judith & Donald Donald Richards
Donald Robbins & Nancy Green
Laila Robins & Robert Cuccioli
Mark Rodrick
Dr. Heather Greenagel Ross
Kim, Tom & Felicity
Anderson-Moore
Nancy Salvatore-Rodrick
Elisa Freeman Sananman
Ms. Juliann Shalack
Arlene & Ron Silikovitz
Matthew & Judi Sills
Floyd L. Smith
Patrice & Roy Sommerhalter
Mary Kaye & Donald Sparaco
Barbara & Steven Stern
Janet R. Storti
Thomas F. & Kathryn J. Tobitsch
Ms. Anita Uotinen
Hank & Mary Lou van Handle
Peter & Judy Vernon
Katherine E. Weiss
Mrs. Beth Welsh
Westfield Rotary Club Foundation
Debbie Whittemore
AMBASSADORS
$250 - $499
Moboluwaji Ademide Akintilo
Anonymous (4)
Mr. Edward Antal
Elliot & Claire Asarnow
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Baggaley
Dylan & Becky Baker
Bank of New York Mellon
Ms. Pat Bartinique
Lisa Berté & Jason Smith
Tom & Joanne Bintinger
Mr. & Mrs. Alphonse J. Briand
Barbara Bye
Nan R. Canfield
Maryellen Carew
Mrs. Judy Carlsson
Clark & Lynn Carmichael
Ms. Lace S. Cassidy
Mr. & Mrs. George Castellitto
Dr. David John Cennimo
Dorothy & David Clair
Bob Clohessy & Catherine Erhardt
Austin Blake Conlee
Patricia A. Connell & Martin A. Schwarz
Thomas & Patricia Cotter
Charles Courtney
Jeanne Cunillera
THANK
Julia Currie Miller & David Miller
John & Christine Cusano
Bridget Daley &
Christopher Hart
Kathy Davis
Mr. Mark Dempsey
Mary Dierson & Tom Galantich
Patricia Docherty
Peggy Domber
Michael Dundon
James Earley
Kristin A. Earley
Lyn J. Ertle
Carolyn & Oliver Esman
Ms. Lorraine C. Feeney
M.A. Fennell
Mrs. Pamela S. Fishman
Jack & Lisa Fraebel
Michael Franco
Larry Fonzo & Monica Brock
Dr. Maryanne Garbowsky
Lauren Webster-Garcia & Robert Garcia
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Golob
Bill & Ellen Gottdenker
Julius A. Gutman
Douglas & Mary Hager
Mr. Robert J. Hall
Thomas Hammond
Ms. Clare Hart & Mr. Greg
Baer
Adrian & Janice Hartman
Chris & Tina Heintz
Brad & Florence Henry
Patricia Hodde
Mr. Lenny Hort
Mr. Richard Rubin & Ms. Nancy Hults-Rubin
Diane Jorgensen
Marilyn Kappel
Elizabeth A. Keat
Henry & Jane Kelly
Ronald & Susan Kennedy
Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. King
Kennth & Jennifer Kruger
Polly & Ron Lacey
Mr. Richard Leister
Jolene & Charles Lichtenwalner
David & Sylvia Luber
Drs. William & Julie
Timins Lupatkin
Maria Lupo
Dennis Mancl
Monika Mangan, in honor of George & Gretchen Thomas
Rita Markey & Dennis Johnson
James & Linda Massarelli
Tania Mather
Mr. & Mrs. Scott McClester
McClester Family
Heath B. McLendon
Sameer & Dannette Merchant
Dean Michaels
Eliza Michalopoulou & Andrew Pole
Daniel Mitura
Lisa Renee Monte
Jessica Morris & Benjamin Burdock
Mary & Mark Neidorff
Barry & Suzane Nelsen
Karen Oesterle
William Paladini & Pamela Nardone
Hwa & Matthew Park
Cecilia & Richard Peters
Alice Piatek
Jennifer & Warren Potts
Judge & Mrs. John H. Pursel
Stephen D. Quick
Warren Racusin
Janice Platt
Margaret Schiller
Lynn Schlesinger & William Lum
Frances & Ronald Schwarz
Karen Wendall & Joseph Scordato
Blair Scribner
Mr. Howard Lee Sherman & Ms. Donna Bullock
Kevin & Caroline Smith
Sharon Snapp
Christine & Tim Squyres
Marie D. Stanton
Ms. Patrice Sullivan
Robert & Elizabeth Thomas
Barbara & Gary Troxell
John & Jill Turpin
Patricia & Peter Vollmar
Alicia & Larry Weimer
Ida Welsh
Mr. Patrick Wilkinson & Ms. Nancy Anderson
Nancy Wynant
Rett Zabriskie
Edward Zuckerman
GOODFELLOWS
$100 - $249
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Abbott
Rev. Lauren Ackland
Elizabeth Ahearn
Marjorie Ahrens
Millicent Allen
Janet & Frank Allocca
Anonymous (16)
Anonymous in memory of Eva Carter
Ms. Wendy Argent-Belcher
Janet & Joseph Aronson
Rita Z. Asch
Selma Avdicevic
Mr. Allan Bahrs
Ted Baker & Simona Rivkin
Mr. Paul H. Baretsky
Tamara Barnes
John W.H. Bartholomew
Anna Marie & Howard Bateman, Jr.
Cynthia Beagles & James Carroll
Mr. Michel Belt
Leslie & Charlie Bensley
Jake Berger
Mrs. Ricki Bernstein
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Berryman
Marjorie Berson
Law Office of Lisa M. Black
Sid & Liz Blanchard
Michael Boothroyd & Patrick Cheng
Richard Bourg
Trevor & Janet Bowmer
Mr. Robert Bradshaw
Ms. Catherine Braithwaite
Jonathan Brathwaite
Ed Breen
Caryn & Matthew Bregman
Richard Brown, in memory of Janice Lilien
Mr. Robert Brown
Dr. Christopher Bukata
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Bukata
John & Lois Burns
Sherri & Bob Byrnes
Thomas & Virginia Campion
Mr. Laurence G. Capo
Ms. Sherri Carr
Andrea P. Carroll
Yolanda Cifarelli
Drs. Brian & Debora
Clifford
Jim & Rozella Clyde
Erin Coffey
Mrs. Emily L. Colo
Comcast NC Universal Matching Gift Program
Connecticut Ballet
Mary F. & Robert E. Cooley
Alison Cote
Mary & Bob Courtemanche
Mr. Steven Cramer & Ms.
Susan Spencer Cramer
John Creamer & Jeanne Longo
Bruce B. Cromer
Robin Curtis, in memory of Paul Joynt
Barbara David
Jason David
Kenneth & Suzanne
David
Michael & Marilyn Dee
Angela Della Ventura
Deutsche Bank
Americas Foundation Matching Gifts
Fran & Tom Diffley
Mr. & Mrs. Donald C. Dinsmore
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Dinsmore
Loretta & Russell D'Italia
Arthur & Sandra D'Italia
Drs. Rosina & Richard Dixon
Alec & Georgia Donaldson
Connie & Tom Donvito
Patricia Dufort
Benjamin Eakeley
Mara M. Ebert
Johanna Edge
Dr. Johanna Gauer Edge
Dino & Victoria Eftychiou
Ms. Cheryl L. Ehrgott
Cheryl L. Ehgrott
Richard F. Engel
Ms. Lyn Ertle
Carolyn Everett
Joseph & Kelly Falcone
Deborah Fallon
Ms. Rita Frand
Kathleen K. Farewell
In memory of
Bruce Ferguson
Pamela Figlar
Emily Fischer
THANK
Ms. Mary Fitzpatrick
Ms. Lenore Ford
Ms. Mary Anne Francisco
Marlene J. Franey
Mr. & Mrs. John Franklin
Mary Freet Marangell
Ms. Elizabeth Friedberg
Mr. Larry Fronzo & Ms.
Monica Brock
Bill Fuller
Marie & John Gabrielson
Dr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Garutti
Mr. Bruce Gast
Marsha Gepford
Dr. Beth Gerson
Michael Giannitti & Wendy Hirsch
Peppi Glass
Linda Goffman
Paul Golba
John H. Gotberg
Thomas & Carol Graham
Laura Greenwald & David Strom
Alison Grill
Mr. William S. Gross
Jerry Grossman & Connie Mitchko
Mimi & Kevin Guiltinan
Lois & Anthony Guttadora
Garrett & Leslie Hansen
Steve Harlen
Nancy Harms
Sharon Anne Harrington
Ms. Tracy Ann Hart
John Haschak, III
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Hauge
Betsy & Alan Haveson, in appreciation of the great performance of A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder
Betsy & Alan Haveson, in appreciation of The Book of Will and the exceptional talent of the cast
Ms. Marlena C.
Heydenreich
Sharon Hickox
Michelle Hollander
Peggi & Bill Howard
Ms. Linda Hrevnack
Peter Humphreys & Ellen Steinberg
Mrs. Ellen Hunoval
Betty Hutcheon
Miss Bethany Hyde
Ms. Arlene Inglis
Kevin & Kristin Isola
Kate Ivins
Ruth Jaffe & Paul Horowitz
Mr. Stewart Jaslove
Bob & Florence Jennes
Seth & Brandy Johnson
Josiane & Jason King Jones
Michael Barret Jones & Kerry Ashforth
Mary & William Joyce
Mr. & Mrs. Martin & Laura J. Kane
Ms. Deborah Keller
Dr. Harry Keyishian
Mr. William J. Kinneman
Mr. Stanlee G. Kissel
Linda M. Klein
Ms. Karen Klumas
Diana Krauss & Jere LaPointe
Dr. Stuart Krohn
Paul & Janet Kutzman
Dr. & Mrs. Gregory LaGana
Ms. Judy Leane
Susan S. Lederman
Ms. Mary Ellen Lenahan
Harriet Lindblom
Dr. Hilary Link
The Lischer Family
Wendy Liscow
Ms. Virginia Little
David Lloyd & Mary Royer
Lisa Loosemore
Patricia Luthy
Ms. Rosalind Lynch
Kathleen & Kevin Lyons
Kathy Magaw
Monette Magrath Macdonald
Manloy Heritage Foundation
Rocky Marcelle
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Marino, Jr.
Karen Marlowe
Thomas & Carol Marlowe
Ms. Judith Anne Martorelli
Loretta A. Mascaro
Andrew Masetti & Kathy Young
Alexandra McDonough
John McEwen
Courtney McGowan
James & Lindsay McHugh
Doug & Patrice McKenzie
Donna McNamara
Nina Helen Melachrinos
Susan Mellen
Maureen Merrill
Metropolitan Window Fashions
Wolfgang & Inge Meyer
Mrs. Christa Miller
Frederick Miller & Bess Morrison
Jeannette & Philip Miller
Mr. Burton M. Mirsky
Paula Mont
Lisa Renee Monte & Wilian Mendez
Mr. & Mrs. Chester H. Mount
Andrew H. Moyad
In honor of Bonnie J. Monte
Mr. Andrew Ian Murray
Erin & Teddy Musarra
Jan Kevin & Donna Myers
Mr. & Mrs. Barry F. Nelsen
Christopher & Mary Lynne Nielsen
Ms. Cindy B. Nisley
Mrs. Karen Oesterle
Linda Okada
Sally O'Neil
Abby & Richard O'Neill
Mr. & Mrs. William J. O'Shaughnessy, Jr.
Susan Oxman
Dr. Eugene B. & E. Jewell Papowitz
Susan Papp
Emmett M. Partain, III
Maryann Pascarella
Pennies From Heaven
Michelle Perez
Thomas & Jeanne Perry
Ms. Raven Petretti
Beth & John Pfaff
Diane M. Pivarnik
Bradley Plaxen & Julia Melvin
Barbara Plokhooy
Ms. Jennine Pommier
Michael Porter
Don & Newly Preziosi
Nancy Priest & David Rogers
Ms. Roberta Probber
Jonathan & Bethany Rabinowitz
Charitable Fund
Mr. Roger Rathburn
Ms. Susan C. Reidenbach
Jean L. Rich
Ms. Deborah W. Richardson
Betsy & Ed Roland
Mr. Stanley B. Roll
Davey & Ed Rosenbaum
Walter & Lynne Rosenfeld
R. Scott Rosmarin
Mary Chris Rospond
Heather Greenagel Ross
Patricia Rush
Helen T. Ryan
Mary Ann Ryan
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Saiewitz
Joël Sanders
Carol Sard
Reeve & Georgia Schley
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT
Leonard & Roberta
Schoenberg
Mr. Mark Schuman
Carolyn Schwartz
Ms. Frances Mary Schwarz
Ms. Margaret Scott
Wendell & Patricia Scott
Mr. Blair Scribner
John Seidman & Mark Chmiel
Michele Senko
Elizabeth Shepherd
Drs. Don & Lynn Siebert
Nancy Sieffert
Carol Bernstein & John Sinclair
Mr. & Mrs. Glen M. Skar
Barbara B. Small
Erik R. Solberg
Susan Speidel
SS&C Technologies
Matching Gift Program
Susan & Richard Stanley
Dr. Isaac Starker & Deborah Farrar Starker
Karen & Stan Stevinson
Ms. Doris Stoner
Joseph & Barbara Streit
Rita & Joseph Stringer
Ms. Katie Stuart
Malcolm & Jutta Styer
Dr. & Mrs. A. Wayne Tamarelli
Mark Taylor
Anita Thomas
Dr. Anne N. Thomas
Mr. Christopher J.
Thomas
Bebe & Bleecker Totten
Ms. Lynn Trepicchio
Ms. Ludmilla A. Trigos
In Memory of
Donald Trott
Mr. Charles Tureo
Dirck & Elizabeth
Uptegrove
Richard & Beverly Van Duyne
James & Joanne Vasios
Jane Steinberg & John Verzani
Donna & Jack Walcott
Raphael Nash Thompson & Tim Walther
Wayne R. Walton
Deborah Ward
Mr. Carver L. Washburn
Veronica Watt
Susan Weinstock
Ms. Alison Weller
Mathew Williams
Janet L. Wilson
Ms. Nanette Winter
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Wolcott
Arnold J. & Jane A. Wolff
Cynthia Wynant
Ms. Nancy Yacker
Mr. Robert Young & Mr. Mario Gallego
Mr. Everett Zabriskie
Ms. Meg Zaleski
Ruth Zamoyta
Dr. Arlene Zielinksi
Steve Zishock
Mr. Alan D. Zucker
Richard Zucker & Susan Rivkind
We would also like to thank and acknowledge the many people who give at the $1 – $99 level!
ACT II: THE LEGACY PROJECT
The Legacy Project is the Theatre’s campaign to fully acquire and finish much-needed renovations at The Thomas H. Kean Theatre Factory, our support and education facility in Florham Park. In 2017, we engaged in the major public launch of this campaign to achieve our goal of $5.3 million. To date, over $4.2 million has been raised. We offer up our profound thanks to all those who have provided leadership support in the private phase of the campaign. For more information on exciting naming opportunities, or obtaining a personal tour, contact our Development office at 973-845-6729.
The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey wishes to acknowledge the following donors of Capital Campaign gifts received between January 1, 2009 and September 24, 2024.
$100,000 and Above
Mr. Joseph Baker & Ms. Judy Armstrong
The Blanche & Irving
Laurie Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. David Bradford
The Valerie Brackett & Nikolaos Monoyios
Charitable Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Robert M.
Chilstrom
The CTW Foundation
E.J. Grassmann Trust
F.M. Kirby Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. James R. Gillen
Hyde & Watson
Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. S. Dillard Kirby
The S. Dillard & Adrienne
Kirby Family
Philanthropic Fund of the Community Foundation of New Jersey, in Memory of Walker D. Kirby
The Monte Family
Mr. & Mrs. James Pohlman
John & Lynne Rathgeber
Gretchen & George
Thomas
The Family of John W. Thomas Jr.
The Union Foundation
$50,000 - $99,999
The Anela Kolohe Foundation
Anonymous Arch Reinsurance Company
Mrs. Buena Chilstrom
Mr. James M. Deaver
Ms. Suzanne B. Engel
The Estate of Ruth Flanagan
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Keffer
Mr. & Mrs. James B. Kobak, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. McGlynn
Mr. & Mrs. Heath B. McLendon
Gene & Marjorie Monte
Mr. & Mrs. Nelson
Schaenen, Jr.
Ms. Joan M. Thuebel
The West Family Trust
Lisa & Matthew Winkler
$25,000 - $49,999
Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Blunda
Dr. Pamela Canada
Kevin M. & Charlotte
"Joy" Cox
Helen & Frank DiPrima
Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Fuchs
Mr. Haywood Huntley, Jr. & Ms. Beirne Donaldson
Estate of Sue A. Idleman
Jacobs Levy Equity Management
Jockey Hollow Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Karl H. Meister
Dr. Edward Ng & Dr. Marla A. Jackson
Pfaltz Family Fund of the Community Foundation of NJ
Mr. & Mrs. Edmund P. Rogers
$10,000 - $24,999
Anonymous
Henry Baker
Mr. & Mrs. John Barr, III
Mr. & Mrs. John Berger
Ms. Patricia A. Connell & Mr. Martin A. Schwarz
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Courtemanche
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Duffy
Ms. Kristin Elliott
Kathleen & Sean Gallagher
Mr. T. Randolph Harris & Ms. Barbara Sloan
Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Hyland
John A. & Margaret Post Foundation
The Honorable & Mrs. Thomas H. Kean
Mrs. Ellen S. Laird
Phyllis & Phil Lieberman
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Rosenbach
The Shilling Family Foundation
Constance & Eric Silverman
Glen & Marg Skar
Mr. & Mrs. Francis X. Wentworth
Andrew & Nancy Wolcott
Dr. Anthony J. Zangara
Ms. Ruth Zowader & Mr. Philip Anderson
Claire & Gil Zweig
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT
$5,000 - $9,999
Laura Aden
Dr. & Mrs. Arthur Factor
Ms. Sarah Fargo
Anne & Jack Fritts
Mr. Philip W. Gaffney
Jacqueline Gunn
Stark D. Kirby, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph McDonald
The Merrill G. & Emita E. Hastings Foundation
Morris County Board of County Commissioners
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Prentice
Ms. Joanne Serraino
Carl A. Teschemacher, Jr.
The Thomas & Agnes Carvel Foundation
$2,500 - $4,999
Kim, Tom & Felicity Anderson-Moore
Anonymous
Jeanie & Charlie Chapin
Allen W. & Nancy J. Croessmann
Mr. Duane P. Dietz
Dr. Rosina B. Dixon
William V. Engel
Mr. S. Joseph Fortunato
James & Janet Foster
Kathleen Gaynor & Christine Matheu, in memory of Helen & John Matheu
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hirsch
Friends of Travis Johnson
Michael & Sarah Garrison
Robert A. & Caral G. Klein
Mr. Robert Krakovski
Henrietta & Ken Mahon
Mr. Paul Marshall
Greg McCarthy
Ms. Anisa Mehdi & Mr. Peter Zimmermann
Jane & Peter Mercer
Ms. Bonnie J. Monte, in memory of
Andrew Weems
Mrs. Marjorie Monte, in memory of
Debbie Mori
Rebecca Moody, in memory of
Andrew Moody
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J.
O'Connor, III
Dr. & Mrs. Robert Rickert
Barbara Ruane
$1,000 - $2,499
Anonymous
Mr. & Mrs. Graham Argent-Belcher
Mrs. Cynthia Babbott, in Memory of Edward Babbott
David & Dorothy Clair
Ms. Sarah Fargo
The Honorable & Mrs. Rodney P. Frelinghuysen
J. Mitchell Grossman
Jim & Kathleen Harris
Steven Heckel
Mr. & Mrs. George Horton, in honor of Dillard & Adrienne
Kirby
Drs. Neill & Julia Johnson
Bill & Valerie Keefauver
Mr. & Mrs. Paige B. L'Hommedieu
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lufkin
Pavel & Crystal Matsibekker
Mr. Kenneth Parker
Mr. & Mrs. Edward W. Probert
Roger & Jessie Vellekamp
$500 - $999
Ms. Marion Adler & Mr. Scott Wentworth
Ann & Stan Borowiec
Ann B. Bryan
Nan R. Canfield
Connor Carew
Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton
Carson
Millie & Jack Cooper
Tom & Connie Donvito
Jack & Elizabeth Dorer
Jack & Lisa Fraebel
James Galt
Wayne & Catherine Greenfeder
Brad & Florence Henry
Ms. Diana Krauss & Mr. Jere LaPointe
David & Sylvia Luber
Frank & Helen Macioce
Paul Mullins & Philip Goodwin
Arnold M. Olshan
Marilyn J. O'Shea, in Honor of Scott J. O'Shea
Pat & Ken Rolston
Beth & Mikael Salovaara
Mark & Ann Smith
Mr. & Ms. Rick Sordelet
Dirck & Elizabeth Uptegrove
Ruth VanDerpoel
Up to $499
Jan Amento
Elliot & Claire Asarnow
Dylan & Becky Baker
Donna Barabas
Steven Beckel
Joelle Bochner
Amelia & Luigi Bonomini
Sharon Brockway
Siobhan Cavanaugh
Arlene & Marvin Chasek
Frank & Cindy Cirone
Brian B. Crowe & Walter M. Egbert, III
Michele Cummings
Paul A. Dentz, Jr.
Linda DeTitta
Fran & Tom Diffley
Julia Ehlers
Rita S. Fand
Marlene J. Franey
Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Freda
Iris & Michael Freedman
Usha Ganesh
Arnold & Betty Goldstein
Alison Grill
Aileen & Marc Grossberg
Joe Guerin
Anthony & Lois Guttadora
Mr. Stephen J. Harlen
Sara Hedgepeth & Tom Schaefer
AC Horton
E. Adele Irving
Ann & Dennis Kennedy
Mr. & Mrs. Hardee C. Kilgore III
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen H. Knee
Thomas & Sophie Kuzma
Nathan & Karen Little
Dennis Mancl & Susan Aurin
Heather Marvell
Erin Partin Matarrese
Richard McAdams
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Miller
Irene H. Montella
Victoria Muscio
Virginia Nadel
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT
Ellen Tillson Parker
Mr. & Mrs. Henry G. Parker, III
Mr. Robert Panepinto
Nancy Perricone
Jane Leahy Rauen
Leslie Roberts
Richard J. Schliebus
Leila Sellinger
Jessica Damrow Sherman
IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS
Harold & Seema Tepper
Robert Worshinski & Michael Burns
Ms. Sue Zwick
Each year, numerous individuals and businesses support the Theatre by making in-kind gifts — donations of goods and/or services. Donated clothing, furniture, artwork, and other items may appear on our stages, in artist housing, in our silent auctions, or at our costume and prop sales; donated services and office items help keep the Theatre running smoothly. The following list represents in-kind donations to The Shakespeare Theatre made between January 1, 2023 and September 24, 2024.
9/11 Memorial & Museum
Laura Aden
IG Design Group
Americas, Ing
American Repertory Ballet
Linda Ariel
Jason D. Audette
The Baroque Orchestra of New Jersey
Melissa Barry
Diana Basna
Dee Billia
Virginia Bissig
Lisa Black
Ms. Kathleen Caccavale
Amanda Calabrese
Denise Cardarelli
Lèna Chilingerian
Laurie MacNeill Clancy
Charles Courtney
Bruce B. Cromer
Brian B. Crowe
Michael & Marilyn Dee
Joan Del Giudice
Linda DeTitta
Gail Dewees
Frank & Jack Drew
Nabil R. Eliya
Rita Fand
Flamenco Vivo Carlota
Santana
James Fiorentino
Leigh & Richard Freeman
Frontline Arts
Sydney Marie Fucito
Robert Gaizband & Diana Faber-Gaizband
Usha Ganesh
Kevin Gartley
Gary's Wine and Marketplace
George Street Playhouse
Dr. Judith S. Gibson
Estate of Felipe Gorostiza
Nancy Green & Donal
Robbins
Laura Greenwald
The Growing Stage
Ms. Jackie Gunn
Janice Haggerty
Ms. Susan B. Hammell
Leslie Hansen
Harmonium Choral Society
Hawke Pointe Golf
Lyn Headley-Deavours
Healthy Italia
Sara Hedgepeth
Ms. Kaiya Hefele
Bea Henderson
Elizabeth M. Holcomb
AC Horton
Wood Huntley & Beirne Donaldson
Jacobs Levy Equity
Management
Cathy James
Larry Jameson
Stewart Jaslove
Diane Jorgensen
Linda Kacergis
Laura Kane
Natalie Kane
Mrs. Helen Kaplus
Marilyn Kappel
Peter D. Kendall & Ellen T. Kendall
Stark D. Kirby, Jr.
Carol & James Kobak, Jr.
Alisa Korunow
Barbara Kuppersmith
Daryl Lancaster
Ryan LaPré
Leslie Leonard
Madison Mud Clay Studio
Mary Anne Maloney
Monika Mangan
Richard McGlynn
Modern Pressed Flower
Bonnie J. Monte
Museum Store Products
The Museum of Modern Art
Music in the Somerset Hills
Natale's Summit Bakery
The Nature of Reading
New Brunswick Performing Arts Center
New Jersey Symphony Orchestra
Dr. Edward Ng & Marla Jackson
Ms. Cindy B. Nisley
Nancy Novaes & Laird Johnson
Mrs. Carrie Odgers Lax
Bertie Michaels
Karen Oesterle
Ogden Memorial Presbyterian Church
Sara & Richard Olson
Osteria Trevi
Linda Palazzolo
Kathleen Palmer
Tricia Paolucci
Paper Mill Playhouse
Paper, Ribbon & Wrap
Molly Pascucci
Emma Pfeiffer
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Diane Pivarnik
The Raptor Trust
Emily Rose Reed
St. Clair Ripley
Andrea D. Rosenbaum
San Francisco Mercantile
Ms. Lisa Scanlon-Lill
Constance Silverman
Kevin & Caroline Smith
Soloman R. Guggenheim Museum
Stay, the Salon
Michael Stotts
Studio 7 Fine Art Gallery
Symphony Space
Deb Suta
Gretchen Thomas
Tons of Toys
Partick Toon
Carter Townsend
Tammy Trela
Two River Theater
Ultimate Xscape Rooms
Anita Uotinen
Hank & Mary Lou
van Handle
Waverly Restaurant
Wegmans
Neil & Vicki Weisfeld
Michael Yamashita
Wendy Young
Marcia Zimmerman
THE SHAKESPEARE THEATRE
