The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical Program

HUNTINGTON THEATRE COMPANY

PETER VANDERWARKER

Huntington Avenue Theatre

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THETHELIGHTNING THIEF PERCY JACKSON MUSICAL

Book by

Music & Lyrics by

Joe Tracz

Rob Rokicki Adapted from the book, THE LIGHTNING THIEF by Rick Riordan Featuring

Chris McCarrell as Percy Jackson with

Izzy Figueroa Sam Hartley Danielle Lee James Ryan Knowles Sam Leicht James Hayden Rodriguez Jalynn Steele T. Shyvonne Stewart Kristin Stokes

Scenic Design by

Costume Design by

Lighting Design by

Sound Design by

Lee Savage

Sydney Maresca

David Lander

Ryan Rumery

New Puppetry Designs by

Fight Direction by

Hair, Wig & Makeup Design by

AchesonWalsh Studios

Rod Kinter

Dave Bova

Production Stage Manager

Veronica Aglow Tour Marketing & Press

Assistant Stage Manager

Company Manager

Production Manager

T.J. Kearney

Jennifer R. Graves

Brian Lynch

National Press Representative

Allied Touring J.T. Public Relations

Exclusive Tour Direction

The Road Company Stephen Lindsay & Brett Sirota

Casting By

General Management

Stewart/Whitley Christine McKenna-Tirella

Martian Entertainment

Orchestrations

Music Director

Wiley DeWeese & Rob Rokicki

Wiley DeWeese Choreographed by

Patrick McCollum Directed by

Stephen Brackett The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical was originally developed and presented by TheaterWorksUSA — Barbara Pasternack, Artistic Director and Michael Harrington, Managing Director.

Original casting by Jason Blitman & Greg Uliasz.

This production is being presented in arrangement with Rick Riordan and the Gallt & Zacker Literary Agency.

Original Cast Recording on Broadway Records.

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CAST (in alphabetical order) Grover/Mr. D......................................................................................IZZY FIGUEROA Chiron and others............................................................................RYAN KNOWLES Percy Jackson............................................................................. CHRIS McCARRELL Clarisse and others............................................................ T. SHYVONNE STEWART Luke and others......................................................... JAMES HAYDEN RODRIGUEZ Sally and others................................................................................JALYNN STEELE Annabeth..........................................................................................KRISTIN STOKES UNDERSTUDIES for Chiron and Grover — SAM HARTLEY for Percy and Luke — SAM LEICHT for Annabeth — T. SHYVONNE STEWART for Clarisse and Sally — DANIELLE LEE JAMES DANCE CAPTAIN — KRISTIN STOKES FIGHT CAPTAIN —JAMES HAYDEN RODRIGUEZ THERE WILL BE ONE INTERMISSION DURING THE PERFORMANCE. TIME Present Day PLACE Camp Half-Blood, Long Island, NY Also, New York and Los Angeles.

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MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT I “Prologue/The Day I Got Expelled”...............................................Percy, Company “Strong”..................................................................................................... Sally, Percy “The Minotaur/The Weirdest Dream”............................................Percy, Company “Another Terrible Day”....................................................................................... Mr. D “Their Sign”..................................................................................Chiron, Percy, Luke “Put You in Your Place”............................................Clarisse, Annabeth, Company “The Campfire Song”...................................................................... Campers, Chiron “The Oracle”.............................................................................The Oracle, Company “Good Kid”........................................................................................Percy, Company “Killer Quest!”.................................................. Percy, Annabeth, Grover, Company

ACT II “Lost!”..................................................................................Percy, Annabeth, Grover “My Grand Plan”.......................................................................................... Annabeth “Drive”.................................................... Percy, Annabeth, Grover, Ares, Company “The Weirdest Dream (Reprise)”..................................................................... Percy “The Tree on the Hill”.....................................................................Grover, Company “D.O.A”............................................................................................Charon, Company “Son of Poseidon”................................. Percy, Annabeth, Grover, Ares, Company “The Last Day of Summer”....................................................Percy, Luke, Company “Bring on the Monsters”..............................................................................Company

ORCHESTRA Conductor/Keyboard/Melodica — WILEY DeWEESE Drums/Percussion — JEFF FERNANDES Guitar — KEVIN WUNDERLICH Bass — YUKA TADANO Keyboard Programmer — RANDY COHEN and TAYLOR WILLIAMS, COHEN KEYBOARDS

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CAST

CHRIS McCARRELL

IZZY FIGUEROA

SAM HARTLEY

DANIELLE LEE JAMES

RYAN KNOWLES

SAM LEICHT

JAMES HAYDEN RODRIGUEZ

JALYNN STEELE

T. SHYVONNE STEWART

KRISTIN STOKES

ABOUT THE COMPANY CHRIS McCARRELL (Percy Jackson) originated the role of Percy Jackson in the 2017 Off-Broadway production of The Lightning Thief. Broadway: Les Misérables (Marius). Television: “Peter Pan Live,” “The OA.” Regional: Anne of Green Gables (Gilbert) at Fingerlakes Musical Theatre Festival, Sweeney Todd (Anthony) at Kansas City Rep, Summer of ’42 (Hermie) at Bucks County Playhouse, Bubble Boy: The Musical (Bubble Boy) at American Theatre Group. A 2013 graduate of Baldwin Wallace Conservatory of Music. Love to Mom and Dad always.

IZZY FIGUEROA (Grover, Mr. D). Thrilled to be a part of TLT touring Co. Tours/regional: James…

Peach (N.J. premiere, TGS); Click, Clack, Moo (TWUSA); Joseph…Technicolor Dreamcoat, Jesus Christ Superstar (PIP); Carded (Feinstein’s/54 Below). Thanks to Stewart/Whitley, TLT team and Meg Pantera Agency! “For my Bern.” @izzyyfig.

SAM HARTLEY (u/s Grover, Chiron, Assistant Stage Manager) is thrilled to rejoin the TLT family! National Tour: Elf (Buddy), Beauty and the Beast (Beast). Off-Broadway: The Lightning Thief (2017 Lucille Lortel). Recent: Guys and Dolls (Sky Masterson, Arizona Broadway), Ragtime (Stanford White, Ogunquit Playhouse), Young Frankenstein (Dr. Frederick Frankenstein), Into the Woods (Cinderella’s Prince/Wolf). @samfred88 DANIELLE LEE JAMES (u/s Clarisse, Sally) is thrilled to be back at Camp Half Blood following the 2017 Off Broadway production! National Tour: The Sound of Music. Off Broadway: The Lightning Thief. Regional: Ragtime (Barrington Stage), Smokey Joe's Cafe, Les Miserables. Love and thanks to Mom, Dad, Katie, & Meg. RYAN KNOWLES (Chiron and others) originated the role of Buddy in the world tour of We Will Rock You, the Queen musical. Tours: How The Grinch Stole Christmas, Todrick Hall’s OZ: The Musical. Off-B’way: Bulldozer, NEWSical, Caligula Maximus, Radio City. Regional: FTR: The Brat Pack, Disney’s Hunchback, Disney’s Aladdin. TV: Host of Nickelodeon’s “Me:TV.” Follow on Twitter/Insta: @ImRyanKnowles.

SAM LEICHT (u/s Percy, Luke) is so excited to be making his national tour debut with The Lightning Thief! Previous regional credits include Link in Hairspray, Will Bloom in Big Fish and Gabe in Next to Normal. Proud Baldwin Wallace University alum. So much love to family and friends.

Instagram: @leichtning.

JAMES HAYDEN RODRIGUEZ (Luke and others, Fight Captain) originated the role of Luke in NYC and is on the original cast album. Favorite credits: The Visitor (The Public Theater), Spring Awakening (first national tour), Man of La Mancha (Shakespeare Theatre Company), Hairspray (Signature Theatre). TV: “Conan @ The Apollo.” “Sending love to my boys at home!” jameshaydenrodriguez.com. @james_hayden.

JALYNN STEELE (Sally and others). Overjoyed to be a part of this amazing show! Off-Broadway: Sistas: The Musical (Dr. Simone). National/ international tours: Fosse (Lead and Gotcha Girl). Regional: Mamma Mia! (Tanya), Beehive, Little Shop of Horrors (Ronette). Other Credits: After Midnight (Star), Rock of Ages (Justice).

“Grateful to my family and husband.” @Jalynn_ The*Entertainer.

T. SHYVONNE STEWART (Clarisse and others, u/s Annabeth) is a navy brat, but considers Dallas home. National tour debut! Credits include Sister Act (Ensemble, Tina, u/s Deloris), AIDA Cruises (Lead Soloist), Kennedy Center Honors, Christmas in Washington. Degrees from Spelman College, George Washington and Georgetown. “Thanks to God, family, friends, creative team and my amazing representation.”

IG: @chosenmelody. tshyvonnestewart.com.

KRISTIN STOKES (Annabeth, Dance Captain) has had the honor of playing Annabeth since TLT first workshop, including both Off-Broadway runs, and recording the original cast album. Other credits include The Ballad of Little Jo, Two River Theatre (OCR); Fly By Night, Dallas Theatre Center; Agent 355, Musical Theatre Factory; Tales from the Bad Years, Theatreworks Silicon Valley.

ROB ROKICKI (Music, Lyrics, Orchestrations) is a songwriter, performer and educator. His shows have been nominated for three Drama Desks and a Lortel Award. Projects: Strange Tails (Ars Nova ANT Fest); Relativity (USC) with Michael Ruby; the graphic novel rock musical, Monstersongs (NAMT ’18). Larson Award finalist and alum of the BMI writing workshop. Thanks to TWUSA, Iconis, Flynnie, Abrams and all the artists who’ve contributed to the development of this show. B.F.A., B.A. University of Michigan.

Albums available on Broadway Records. robertrokicki.com. @rrokicks.

JOE TRACZ (Book) is the writer of Broadway’s Be More Chill (with Joe Iconis) and Poster Boy (with Craig Carnelia, Williamstown Theater Festival). TV/film work includes all three seasons of

ABOUT THE COMPANY Netflix’s “A Series of Unfortunate Events.” Joe is an alumnus of the Ars Nova Play Group, a former Playwrights Realm writing fellow, and for The Lightning Thief, a Drama Desk nominee for Best Book. He has a B.A. from Kalamazoo College and an M.F.A. from NYU Tisch.

RICK RIORDAN is the author of five #1 New York Times bestselling series, including the Percy Jackson series, the Kane Chronicles, the Heroes of Olympus series, the Magnus Chase series and the Trials of Apollo, with the fourth book in that series, The Tyrant’s Tomb due out in October 2019. He is also the author of the multi awardwinning Tres Navarre mystery series for adults.

For 15 years Rick taught english and history at public and private middle schools in the San francisco Bay Area and in Texas. While teaching in San Antonio, Saint Mary’s hall honored him with the school’s first Master Teacher Award.

While teaching full-time, Riordan began writing mystery novels for grownups. His Tres Navarre series went on to win the top three national awards in the mystery genre—the Edgar, the Anthony and the Shamus. Today over 96 million copies of his books are in print in the United States and rights have been sold into more than 38 countries and translated into 42 languages.

Rick is the publisher of Rick Riordan Presents, an imprint at Disney-Hyperion dedicated to publishing own-voices fiction for middle grade readers based on world cultures and mythologies. Twentieth Century Fox adapted the first two books of his Percy Jackson series. His books have spawned related media, such as graphic novels and short story collections. Rick Riordan now writes full time. He lives in Boston with his wife and two sons.

STEPHEN BRACKETT (Director). Credits include Be More Chill (Signature and Two River Theaters/upcoming Lyceum Theater), The Lightning Thief (TheaterWorksUSA, national tour), Significant Other (Geffen Playhouse), The Mad Ones (Prospect Theater), Ultimate Beauty Bible (Page 73), I Now Pronounce (Humana Festival), Le Switch (About Face), Buyer & Cellar (Rattlestick and Barrow Street Theaters/national tour/ London’s Menier Chocolate Factory) and Be a Good Little Widow (Ars Nova). Upcoming: A Strange Loop (Playwrights Horizons) and Fall Springs (Barrington Stage).

PATRICK McCOLLUM (Choreographer). Credits include The Band’s Visit (Broadway, Atlantic Theater Company); Angels in America (Broadway 2018); The Tempest (L.A. Philharmonic); Oh, Hello! (Broadway, Cherry Lane Theatre);

The Lightning Thief (Lucille Lortel Theater); Man From Nebraska (Second Stage); Blueprint Specials (Public Theater); Rain (Old Globe); Unknown Soldier (Williamstown Theatre Festival); You Are Here (Goodspeed Opera House); Wilderness (Abrons Arts Center); Permission (MCC). As associate choreographer for Broadway/Off-Broadway: The Last Ship, Peter and the Starcatcher, Rocky, Murder Ballad (Manhattan Theater Club); Wicked as North American Dance Supervisor.

WILEY DeWEESE (Music Direction/Orchestrations) is an NYC-based music director/arranger/ pianist. Credits as music director and/or orchestrator: The Lucky Ones (Ars Nova), The Abominables (The Civilians/Children’s Theater Company), The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical (TheaterWorksUSA/Lucille Lortel Theater), The Wildness (Ars Nova). Credits in other music capacities: Girl from the North Country (Public), Amélie (B’way, Center Theater Group, Berkeley Rep), First Daughter Suite (Public), Preludes (LCT3), Fortress of Solitude (Public).

Wiley is a graduate of NYU Steinhardt.

LEE SAVAGE (Set Designer). New York: TheaterWorksUSA, Labyrinth Theater Company, Women’s Project Theater, LCT3, Roundabout Theatre Company, Atlantic Theater Company, Partial Comfort, Clubbed Thumb. Regional includes Oslo Repertory Theater, Dallas Theater Center, Goodman Theatre, Guthrie Theater, Shakespeare Theatre Company, Washington National Opera, Westport Country Playhouse, Yale Repertory. International: Dublin’s The Gate, Edinburgh Fringe Festival. NAACP: Satchmo at the Waldorf (Wallis Annenberg), Helen Hayes: Much Ado About Nothing, A Midsummer Night’s Dream (nom.) Richard III (nom.). Connecticut Critics Circle: The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow. Member of Wingspace Theatrical Design. Instructor: Yale School of Drama and Rhode Island School of Design. Training: B.F.A. Rhode Island School of Design. M.F.A. Yale School of Drama.

SYDNEY MARESCA (Costume Designer) recently designed the costumes for Hand to God on Broadway and in London, Real Enemies (Brooklyn Academy of Music), Boy (Keen Company), A Delicate Ship (The Playwrights Realm), John and Jen (Keen Company), Winners (EST), Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief (TheaterWorksUSA), When January Feels Like Summer (EST), Year of the Rooster (EST, Henry Hewes nomination), Il Turco in Italia (Juilliard), Blood Play (The Debate Society), 16 Words or Less (Clubbed

ABOUT THE COMPANY Thumb), Finks (EST). Film work includes Sin Matador, Breakup at a Wedding and Movie 43’s Superhero Speed Dating. Faculty: NYU. DAVID LANDER (Lighting Designer). Broadway designs include Harvey Fierstein’s Torch Song, The Winslow Boy, The Heiress with Jessica Chastain, Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo, 33 Variations with Jane Fonda, I Am My Own Wife, A Man for All Seasons, among others. Off-B’way: Atlantic Theater, Public Theater, Vineyard Theatre, among others. Regional: Alley Theatre, A.R.T., Goodman Theatre, Huntington Theater, La Jolla Playhouse, Mark Taper Forum, Old Globe, among others. Awards: Two Tony Award nominations; five Drama Desk nominations (one win), among others.

RYAN RUMERY (Sound Designer) is a musician, composer and producer. His music is in the films The Spectacular Rise and Fall of Paul Manafort (Washington Post), Afghan Cycles (Brooklyn Film Festival), Awake: A Dream from Standing Rock (Tribeca), How to Let Go of the World (And Love All the Things Climate Can’t Change) (Sundance, HBO) and City of Gold (Sundance). Recent theatrical projects include Apologia (Roundabout), Be More Chill (Signature Theatre). Recently received the Obie for Sustained Excellence in Sound Design and Composition, and was a composer for the Sundance Institute of Music and Sound Design Labs at Skywalker Sound.

ACHESONWALSH STUDIOS (New Puppetry Designs) is a kinetic creation studio providing design, fabrication, direction and performance services. Our clients include Amazon Studios, Broadway, Cirque du Soleil, Disney, Lincoln Center Theater, Radio City Music Hall and TheaterWorksUSA. AchesonWalsh Studios was founded

by Matt Acheson and Fergus J. Walsh in 2014.

Recent work includes Candide at the Alliance Theater, The Wizard of Oz at the Kansas City Ballet and William Johnson Hippopotamus in development at LabWorks at The New Vic. ROD KINTER (Fight Director). Off-Broadway credits include Pearl Theatre Company (Resident Fight Director 2009–2016): Fatal Attraction: A Greek Tragedy, The Anthem, Abe Lincoln’s Big Gay Dance Party, Red Roses Green Gold, Days to Come, Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein. New York City Opera Resident Fight Director 1995–2011. Regional: American Repertory Theatre, Utah Shakespeare Festival, Barter Theatre, Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, Shakespeare on the Sound, Princeton Festival, Glimmerglass Opera, NJ State Opera. Faculty AMDA. rodkinter.com.

DAVE BOVA (Hair, Wig & Makeup Designer).

Broadway: Be More Chill, M. Butterfly, Sunset Boulevard, Bandstand, Indecent, The Real Thing, Violet. Off-Broadway: Be More Chill, Jerry Springer The Opera, Little Miss Sunshine, Here Lies Love, Buried Child, Pericles, Booty Candy, My Name Is Asher Lev, Good Person of Szechwan, Romeo and Juliet. Steppenwolf, Goodman Theatre, Signature Theatre, Playwright Horizons, Dallas Theatre Center, Shakespeare Theatre of D.C., Ford’s Theatre, The Public, Public Works, Seattle Rep, Two River Theatre, Delaware Rep, Cleveland Play House, Utah Shakespeare Festival. Opera: Glimmerglass Festival, Central City Opera, Sarasota Opera, Kansas Lyric Opera, Washington National Opera, Santa Fe Opera. davebovadesign.com.

VERONICA AGLOW (Production Stage Manager). Off-Broadway: Avenue Q, Fiddler on the Roof (National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene); On the Grounds of Belonging (Public Theater); The Mad Ones (Prospect Theatre Company); A Taste of Things to Come (York Theatre); and Brits Off-Broadway (59E59 Theaters). Regional: Cape Playhouse, Geva Theatre, Bucks County Playhouse, Arkansas Repertory Theatre. As always, this is dedicated to her super-supportive parents.

T.J. KEARNEY (Assistant Stage Manager).

Broadway: Deaf West’s Spring Awakening.

Tour: Radio City Christmas Spectacular. OffBroadway: As You Like It (CSC); …Charlie Brown (York). Regional: 42nd Street (Bucks); Newsies, Hairspray, The Producers (Maltz); As You Like It, My Fair Lady (Bay Street); The Steward of Christendom, Humor Abuse, Leap of Faith, Girlfriend (CTG); Merrily We Roll Along (Wallis); Twist!

An American Musical (Pasadena); Six Dance Lessons, This Wonderful Life (Laguna). B.F.A. CalArts.

JENNIFER R. GRAVES (Company Manager).

40+ shows including Broadway: Eclipsed, Hair, Riverdance. Tours: Hair, August Osage County (Estelle Parsons), Riverdance, West Side Story (USA, Canada, Japan), Fiddler on the Roof (Theodore Bikel), Camelot (Robert Goulet). Chicago: Heartbreak Hotel, I Love Lucy Live, Immediate Family, Wicked. Thanks Mom, family and friends.

BRIAN LYNCH (Production Manager) has been working on Broadway over 40 years. His credits include Rent, Avenue Q, Baz Lurhman’s La Bohème, Billy Joel’s Movin’ Out, In the Heights, West Side Story, Ragtime, White Christmas and Sting’s The Last Ship.

ABOUT THE COMPANY ALLIED TOURING (Tour Marketing & Press) is a full-service engagement management agency representing Broadway tours and other live touring events across North America. Current: The Book of Mormon; Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory; Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella; Hello, Dolly!; Kinky Boots; The Lightning Thief; The Play That Goes Wrong; Rent; Rock of Ages; School of Rock; Something Rotten!; Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. Upcoming: Ain’t Too Proud, Bandstand, Clue—Live on Stage, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Clint Black’s Looking for Christmas, Mean Girls, The SpongeBob Musical.

STEWART/WHITLEY CASTING (Casting). Duncan Stewart, CSA and Benton Whitley, CSA. B’way/N.Y.: Hadestown, …the Great Comet of 1812, On the Town, Pippin, Chicago, La Cage…, Radio City Christmas Spectacular, Curvy Widow, As You Like It, Stuffed, Carnegie Hall West Side Story. Tours: The Lightning Thief, Chicago, Finding Neverland, Into the Woods, The Bodyguard, Elf, Dirty Dancing, The Sound of Music. Numerous regional theaters. Artios Award-winning office. stewartwhitley.com.

THE ROAD COMPANY (Tour Direction). Founded in 1997 by Stephen Lindsay and Brett Sirota. In addition to The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical, current representation includes Wicked, Ain’t Too Proud, The Prom, Beetlejuice, The Band’s Visit, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, The SpongeBob Musical, Rock of Ages, The Choir of Man and The Illusionists. The Road Company is made possible by Magaly Barone, Shawn Willett, Jenny Kirlin, Justine Spingler, Joe Reed and Michelle Shine.

ASHLEE LATIMER (Brand Strategist) is a Tony Award-winning producer, director and writer based in New York City. Broadway: Once on This Island (Tony Award), Be More Chill; West End: The Jungle; Off-Broadway and national tour: The Lightning Thief, Be More Chill. Love to the Village.

JASON BLITMAN AND GREG ULIASZ (Original Casting). Currently, Jason is the Associate Artistic Director at TWUSA and Greg is the Lead Theatrical Agent at MSA. So proud to have assembled the original Off-Broadway cast! Endless love to Chris, Kristin, Sarah Beth, James, Carrie, George, Jonathan, Danielle, Sam, Peter and the half-bloods along the way. Thanks Barbara, Franklin and Eric.

THEATERWORKSUSA (Producer) (Barbara Pasternack, Artistic Director; Michael Harrington,

Managing Director), originally commissioned, developed and produced The Lightning Thief off-Broadway. TWUSA is America’s foremost not-for-profit producer dedicated to creating exceptional, transformative theatrical experiences for young and family audiences in diverse communities throughout New York City and North America. Celebrated for its work since 1961, TWUSA has developed nearly 150 thoughtprovoking and entertaining plays and musicals, and presented them to over 100 million people in 49 states, Canada and the Virgin Islands. twusa.org.

MARTIAN ENTERTAINMENT (Producer/General Manager) is a Tony Award-winning firm owned

by Carl D. White and Gregory Rae, and includes Tyrus Emory and Steven DeLuca. Select credits: The Play That Goes Wrong (N.Y. and tour); The Normal Heart (Tony Award); Hedwig and the Angry Inch (Tony Award); A Clockwork Orange; Bare: The Musical; the feature film musical Hello Again; and the TV pilot “Sox News.” Upcoming: the new musicals Home Street Home, Loch Ness and Run Baby Run. MartianEntertainment.com.

GREG SCHAFFERT (Co-Producer) Broadway: Lead Producer: Peter and the Starcatcher (five Tony Awards), All Shook Up, Burn the Floor. OffBroadway: Bat Boy The Musical, Shear Madness, Striking 12, John & Jen. Regional: Something in the Game. Current: Looking for Christmas (Old Globe). In development: Atlantis, Singing River: The Muscle Shoals Musical, Painted Alice. gregschaffert.com.

LANG ENTERTAINMENT GROUP/VICTORIA LANG (Co-Producer). Award-winning producer of theater, television and film. Broadway: The Cher Show, Sylvia, 1984, Margaritaville, Tootsie.

West End: Funny Girl, Shout!, Bat Boy. OffBroadway and touring: Found, Silence! Matt & Ben, Johnny Guitar, Shout!, Listen to My Heart, Girls Night!, Divorce Party and more. Founder/ Partner: Off-Broadway Touring, Plus Media.

LISA CHANEL (Co-Producer) joined the board of TheaterWorksUSA in 2014 and is currently serving as chair. She is a lifelong patron of and advocate for the arts.

JENNIFER DOYLE (Co-Producer) is an educator. After a long career as a learning specialist in New York independent schools, she is now a private consultant to families that have children with learning issues as well as advising educational media companies. She has invested in a number of Broadway, Off-Broadway and West End shows.

ABOUT THE COMPANY ROY LENNOX (Co-Producer) has had a long career in finance and investment. He has invested in a number of Broadway and Off-Broadway plays, including a Tony-nominated Best Musical.

GLASS HALF FULL PRODUCTIONS (Co-Producer) is a U.K.-based production company, managed by Gareth Lake and founded by Gareth and Adam Blanshay. GHF produces internationally, with latest credits including Network (Broadway), Pinter at the Pinter Season and King Lear (West End).

MARY MAGGIO (Co-Producer). Tony-nominated Broadway producer for …the Great Comet of 1812 starring Josh Groban and the gorgeous revival of On the Town (2014). Avid investor in shows/tours including Matilda, Pippin, Rocky and Farinelli and the King. “Grateful thanks to Mom for fostering my love of theater from an early age.”

TIM SCHWIDER (Co-Producer) is excited to be involved in his first musical production. Proud alum of Harvey Mudd College and University of Michigan. Loving husband to Jessica. Father to Theo and Sam, who eagerly anticipate the show.

MARTIN HUMMEL (Co-Producer). Lead producer of Love Child by Daniel Jenkins and Robert Stanton. Selected co-producing credits: Nevermore, Peter and the Starcatcher (Broadway, OffBroadway and national tour), Deaf West’s Big River, Langston Hughes’ Little Ham. R.K. GREENE (Co-Producer). Delighted to be on The Lightning Thief team, R.K.’s producing credits include Farinelli and the King, Terms of Endearment, A Time to Kill, Peter and the Starcatcher, Room Service, Cougar and Love Child. storylineproject.com.

VAN DEAN (Co-Producer) is a Grammy Awardwinning founder of Broadway Records (150+ albums) and a Tony Award-winning Broadway producer (Anastasia, Jagged Little Pill). BroadwayRecords.com.

MEREDITH LUCIO (Co-Producer). Broadway: The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess (Tony Award).

Off-Broadway: Bedlam’s Hamlet and Saint Joan (Best Revival, OBA), The 39 Steps (New World Stages) and Rooms: A Rock Romance. Cast albums: Hello, Dolly! starring Bette Midler. Speaker/teaching engagements: Commercial Theatre Institute, the International Thespian Festival, Scottsdale Community College.

STAFF FOR THE LIGHTNING THIEF GENERAL MANAGEMENT MARTIAN ENTERTAINMENT Carl D. White Gregory Rae Tyrus Emory Steven DeLuca Jennifer R. Graves Joey Gambetta CASTING STEWART/WHITLEY Duncan Stewart, CSA; Benton Whitley, CSA; Paul Hardt; Christine McKenna-Tirella, CSA; Allie Carieri EXCLUSIVE TOUR DIRECTION THE ROAD COMPANY Stephen Lindsay Brett Sirota Magaly Barone Shawn Willett Jenny Kirlin Justine Spingler Joe Reed Michelle Shine TOUR MARKETING & PRESS ALLIED TOURING Marya K. Peters Andrew Damer Janie Dickerson Scott Praefke Jennifer Gallagher Anne Dailey Meyer Jacqueline Smith Anne Waisanen Hayden Anderson Jessica W. Cary NATIONAL PRESS REPRESENTATIVE JT PUBLIC RELATIONS Joe Trentacosta SOUVENIR MERCHANDISE DESIGNED AND CREATED BY THE ARACA GROUP araca.com or 212-869-0070 BRAND STRATEGIST Ashlee Latimer Production Stage Manager...............Veronica Aglow Assistant Stage Manager..........................T.J. Kearney 2nd Assistant Stage Manager.................Sam Hartley Company Manager......................... Jennifer R. Graves Associate Director.............................................Nic Cory Associate Choreographer...............Francine Espiritu Associate Lighting Designer...............Greg Solomon Associate Sound Designer................Brian McDonald Assistant Costume Designer..............Nina Vartanian Assistant Wig Designer......... Cassie Janay Williams Dance Captain..........................................Kristin Stokes Fight Captain..................... James Hayden Rodriguez Fight Assistant..........................................Brynn Knickle Production Carpenter.................................Paul Wilson Flyman/Rigger...............................................Ben Martin Head Electrician............................. Christopher Mount Spot/Moving Light Electrician......... Joshua Jackson

ABOUT THE COMPANY Sound A1........................................... Ashton McWhirter Sound A2...............................................Katharine Fraser Properties......................................Edward J. Curington Wardrobe Supervisor.................... Season Joy Saulet Production Electrician................................ Eric Abbott Show Moving Light Programmer............. Colin Scott Keyboard Programmer.....................Taylor Williams/ Randy Cohen Keyboards Associate Keyboard Programmers................... Sam Starobin, Juan Matos, Jeremy King Copyist.....................................................Chris Deschene Production Assistant..............................Melia Beschta Photographer...........................................Jeremy Daniel Scenery & Prop Construction/ Refurbishment by.............................B.B. Properties Lighting Equipment Provided by........PRG Lighting Sound Equipment Provided by......... Masque Sound Swords, Shields & Weaponry by................................. Gotham Armory/ Nathan DeCoux Creative Services................ Allied Global Marketing/ Debbie Allamong, Eric Stormoen Digital Producer.........................................Tyrus Emory Hotel Arrangements...........................Road Concierge Production Counsel................... Gray Krauss Sandler, Des Rochers LLP—David F. Schwartz

Banking....................................................Signature Bank Payroll...........................................Checks and Balances Accountant........................................Marks Paneth LLP Mark D’Ambrosi, Petrina Bryan Insurance........................................ Gallagher Insurance Deb Kozee, Amanda Rivera Rehearsal Studios.......................TW Studios: Chelsea Logistics Coordinator........................Karen Curington The actors and stage managers employed in this production are members of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States.

The Theatre Managers, The Press Agents, and Company Managers employed in this production are represented by the Association of Theatrical Press Agents & Managers.

Backstage employees are represented by the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (or I.A.T.S.E.).

The musicians employed in this production are members of the American Federation of Musicians.

United Scenic Artists represents the designers and scenic painters for the American Theatre.

HUNTINGTON THEATRE COMPANY LEADERSHIP PETER DuBOIS (Artistic Director) is in his 11th season as artistic director at the Huntington where he has directed updated revivals of classic plays such as Romeo and Juliet and Tartuffe, world premiere plays such as Bernard Weinraub’s Fall, Lydia R. Diamond’s Smart People, and Stephen Karam’s Sons of the Prophet, and the beloved Stephen Sondheim musicals Sunday in the Park with George and A Little Night Music, among many others. He has directed acclaimed productions and world premieres in Boston, New York, and London’s West End of works by Gina Gionfriddo, Bob Glaudini, David Grimm, Zach Braff, Stephen Belber, Paul Weitz, and Laura Eason. Mr. DuBois has also worked with artists including Greg Kinnear (The Power of Duff), Sutton Foster (Modern Terrorism, Becky Shaw, Trust), Bobby Cannavale (Trust), Peter Dinklage (Richard III), Zach Braff (All New People), and Philip Seymour Hoffman (Jack Goes Boating), to name a few.

He served for five years as associate producer and resident director at The Public Theater, preceded by five years as artistic director of the Perseverance Theatre in Juneau, Alaska. Mr. DuBois has directed multiple episodes of the

podcast “Modern Love,” including its debut with Lauren Molina. Prior to his work at Perseverance, Mr. DuBois lived and worked in the Czech Republic where he co-founded Asylum, a multinational squat theatre in Prague. His productions have been on the annual top ten lists of The New York Times, Time Out, New York Magazine, The New Yorker, Newsday, Variety, Entertainment Weekly, The Evening Standard, The Boston Globe, and Improper Bostonian, and was among 12 featured for the 2013 Bostonian of the Year by The Boston Globe Magazine.

MICHAEL MASO (Managing Director) has led the Huntington’s administrative and financial operations since 1982. He has produced more than 200 productions in partnership with three artistic directors and is one of the most wellregarded managing directors in the theatre industry. Under his tenure, the Huntington has received over 160 Elliot Norton and IRNE Awards, as well as the Tony Award for Outstanding Regional Theatre. Mr. Maso received the 2016 Massachusetts Nonprofit Network’s Lifetime Achievement Award, as well as TCG’s 2012 Theatre Practitioner Award, the Huntington’s

HUNTINGTON THEATRE COMPANY LEADERSHIP 2012 Wimberly Award, StageSource’s 2010 Theatre Hero Award, the 2005 Commonwealth Award (the state’s highest arts honor), and the 2000 Norton Prize for Sustained Excellence. In 2004 the Boston Herald honored him as Theatre Man of the Year. Mr. Maso led the Huntington’s ten-year drive to build the Stanford Calderwood Pavilion at the Boston Center for the Arts, which opened in September 2004, and is currently leading the redevelopment and renovation of the Huntington Avenue Theatre. He previously served on the Boston Cultural Planning Steering Committee, and as a member of the board for ArtsBoston, Theatre Communications Group (TCG), and StageSource. From 1997 to 2005 Mr. Maso served as the president of the League of Resident Theatres (LORT).

In 2005, he was named as one of a dozen members of the inaugural class of the Barr Fellows Program. Prior to the Huntington, he served as the managing director of Alabama Shakespeare Festival, general manager of New York’s Roundabout Theatre Company, business manager for PAF Playhouse on Long Island, and as an independent arts management consultant based in Taos, New Mexico.

CHRISTOPHER WIGLE (Producing Director) is in his 19th season at the Huntington where he has produced over 80 productions. He has worked on Broadway, Off Broadway, and regionally for Lincoln Center Theater, Playwrights Horizons, the Bay Street Theatre, and the Royal National Theatre. Working primarily as a stage manager, his credits include the original productions or New York premieres of Six Degrees of Separation (John Guare), subUrbia (Eric Bogosian), The Designated Mourner (Wallace Shawn), Some Americans Abroad (Richard Nelson), Desdemona (Paula Vogel), Racing Demon (David Hare), Sex and Longing (Christopher Durang), The Last Night of Ballyhoo (Alfred Urhy), and Sophistry (Jonathan Marc Sherman). Additional credits include the award-winning Broadway revivals of The Heiress and The Most Happy Fella, as well as two seasons as workshop director for the Williamstown Theatre Festival.

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ABOUT THE HUNTINGTON THEATRE COMPANY The Huntington Theatre Company is Boston’s leading professional theatre and one of the region’s premier cultural assets. Since its founding in 1982, the Huntington has received over 160 Elliot Norton and Independent Reviewers of New England Awards, as well as the Tony Award for Outstanding Regional Theatre. In the past 36 years, the Huntington has played to an audience of 3.5 million, presented over 200 plays (18 of which went on to Broadway or Off Broadway), and served over 500,000 students, community members, and other cultural organizations.

Under the direction of Norma Jean Calderwood Artistic Director Peter DuBois and Managing Director Michael Maso, the Huntington brings together world-class theatre artists from Boston, Broadway, and beyond with the most promising new talent to create eclectic seasons of exciting new works and classics made current.

A longstanding anchor cultural institution of Huntington Avenue, the Avenue of the Arts, the Huntington now fully owns the Huntington Avenue Theatre and is planning a transformational renovation and expansion of the historic venue, adding firstrate, modern amenities including a new entrance and expansive lobby, as well as expanding services to audiences, artists, and the community.

The Huntington built the Stanford Calderwood Pavilion at the Boston Center for the Arts (BCA) in 2004 as a home for its new work activities and to provide a much-needed resource for the local theatre community. At the Calderwood Pavilion, the Huntington provides first-class facilities and audience services at significantly subsidized rates to dozens of organizations each year, including some of Boston’s most exciting small and mid-sized theatre companies.

The Huntington serves 200,000 audience members each year at the Huntington Avenue Theatre and the Calderwood Pavilion at the BCA. Through a diverse and impactful range of nationally-renowned education and community programs, the Huntington engages 36,000 young people and patrons in underserved neighborhoods each year. These programs include the Poetry Out Loud National Recitation Contest, the August Wilson Monologue Competition, the Huntington Community Membership Initiative, playwriting programs called EPIC: Youth and EPIC: Elders, and the Student Matinee Series. The Huntington is a founding partner of Codman Academy Charter Public School and has collaborated with Codman for 18 years to create and teach its innovative, interdisciplinary humanities curriculum and run the Codman Summer Theatre Institute.

A national leader in the development of new plays, the Huntington has produced more than 120 world, American, and New England premieres to date. Through the Huntington Playwriting Fellows program, the cornerstone of its new work activities, the Huntington supports local writers through two-year fellowships and is also proud to serve as a home for Playwright-in-Residence Melinda Lopez.

The Huntington cultivates, celebrates, and champions theatre as an art form and is committed to mentoring local playwrights, educating young people in theatre, and serving as a catalyst for the growth of dozens of Boston’s emerging performing arts organizations.

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HUNTINGTON THEATRE COMPANY TRUSTEES & ADVISORS BOARD OF TRUSTEES David R. Epstein Chairman Sharon Malt President Carol B. Langer Treasurer Sherryl Cohen Clerk Carole Alkins David Altshuler Neal Balkowitsch John Cini Gerard H. Cohen

John Cohen Carol G. Deane James J. Dillon Betsy Banks Epstein William Finard David Firestone John Frishkopf Ann T. Hall Arthur C. Hodges Frederick Jamieson Nada Despotovich Kane Shelly Karol David Leathers Rumena Manolova- Senchak William P. McQuillan Ann Merrifield

Sandra Moose Anne M. Morgan Cokie Perry Bryan Rafanelli Mitchell J. Roberts John D. Spooner Linda H. Thomas Linda Waintrup J. David Wimberly Mary Wolfson Warren R. Radtke Trustee Emeritus

BOARD OF ADVISORS Neal Balkowitsch Kate Taylor Co-chairs Nancy S. Adams Kitty Ames Steven M. Bauer Camilla Bennett Nancy Brickley Jim Burns Suzanne Chapman J. William Codinha Bette Cohen Ivy B. Cubell Deborah First Anne H. Fitzpatrick

Maria Farley Gerrity Paul Greenfield Thomas Hamilton III Janice Hunt Linda Kanner Loren Kovalcik Sherry Lang Joie Lemaitre Jon A. Levy Tracie Longman Nancy Lukitsh Charles Marz Noel McCoy Thalia Meehan Daniel A. Mullin David R. Peeler

Tania Phillips Gail Roberts Donna J. Robinson Robert H. Scott Valerie Shey Ben Taylor George Ticknor Juliet Schnell Turner Tracey A. West John Taylor Williams Bertie Woeltz Melissa Wylie Fancy Zilberfarb Linda Zug

THE HUNTINGTON’S COMPREHENSIVE CAMPAIGN The Huntington Theatre Company is extremely grateful for the extraordinary generosity of donors to our Comprehensive Campaign, a five-year initiative launched in July 2017, designed to fund the renovation and expansion of our Huntington Avenue Theatre complex, grow and diversify our programs and offerings, increase our institutional capacity, and enhance our reserve and endowment funds. To learn more about the Campaign, please contact Elisabeth Saxe, Chief Development Officer, at 617 273 1579 or esaxe@huntingtontheatre.org.

$10 million and above Anonymous $5 million - $9,999,999 Carol G. Deane Betsy and David Epstein $1 million - $4,999,999 The Bigbird Fund Dr. John and Bette Cohen Sherryl and Gerard Cohen Liberty Mutual Foundation Sharon and Brad Malt Ann Merrifield and Wayne Davis

Barbara and Amos Hostetter

Sandra Moose and Eric Birch‥ Jill and Mitchell Roberts Nancy and Edward Roberts Mr. J. David Wimberly Linda and Brooks Zug 4 anonymous gifts

$500,000 - $999,999 Constance and Lewis Counts Denise and William Finard Jane and Fred Jamieson Carol B. Langer

Nancy Lukitsh Marilyn and Jay Sarles John D. Spooner

$250,000 - $499,999 Nancy Adams and John Burgess Karen and David Firestone Arthur C. and Eloise W. Hodges Shelly and Steve Karol Massachusetts Cultural Council

Cokie and Lee Perry Dr. Paul S. Russell Linda and Daniel Waintrup Mary Wolfson

$100,000 - $249,999 The Amelia Peabody Charitable Fund M. Baldwin Family Fund Neal Balkowitsch and Donald Nelson Jim Dillon and Stone Wiske Debbie and Bob First John Frishkopf and Brett Mattingly

Gardner C. Hendrie and Karen Johansen Elizabeth and Woody Ives Ms. Anne M. Morgan Kate and Ben Taylor Linda H. Thomas

$50,000 - $99,999 Michael Barza and Judith Robinson Suzanne Chapman Maria and Daniel Gerrity Nada Despotovich Kane

Joie Lemaitre Noel McCoy and Jack Fabiano Daniel A. Mullin Rumena and Alexander Senchak

The Huntington Theatre Company expresses gratitude for the generosity of donors to the Comprehensive Campaign under $50,000.

as of June 21, 2019

ANNUAL FUND | PATRONS CIRCLE The Huntington Theatre Company expresses its appreciation to all our Annual Fund donors for their generosity. Contributed revenue accounts for almost half our operating budget. Every gift to the Annual Fund is essential to fulfilling our mission. Patrons Circle donors provide vital philanthropy to support our world-class productions, emerging playwrights, and award-winning education and community programs. In recognition of their generosity, Patrons receive special access to our artistic process, artists, and leaders. To learn more, contact our Patrons Concierge at 617 273 1523 or visit huntingtontheatre.org/support.

Grand Benefactor Patrons ($100,000 and above) Sherryl and Gerard Cohen Betsy and David Epstein Carol G. Deane Mr. J. David Wimberly Gold Benefactor Patrons ($50,000 - $99,999) Dr. John and Bette Cohen Barbara and Amos Hostetter Constance and Lewis Counts Nancy and Edward Roberts Donald Fulton‥ 1 anonymous gift Gardner C. Hendrie and Karen Johansen Silver Benefactor Patrons ($25,000 - $49,999) Stephen Chapman Ann Merrifield and Wayne Davis Amey A. Defriez‥ Paula O'Keeffe Shelly and Steven Karol Jane and Neil Pappalardo Carol B. Langer Cokie and Lee Perry Nancy Lukitsh Valerie Shey Bill and Linda McQuillan Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Sullivan Benefactor Patrons ($10,000 - $24,999) Charles and Kathleen Ames M. Baldwin Family Fund Neal Balkowitsch and Donald Nelson Jane Brock-Wilson John Cini and Star Lancaster Sherryl and Gerard Cohen, in honor of Neal Balkowitsch Jeffrey Dover and Tania Phillips, in honor of Erin Byrne and Sandra Yong Jennifer Eckert and Richard D'Amore Denise and William Finard Karen and David Firestone Debbie and Bob First Nicki Nichols Gamble Maria and Daniel Gerrity Karen and Gary Gregg Ann and John Hall Donna and Jay Hanflig Nada Despotovich Kane Marjie and Robert Kargman

Adrienne Kimball Loren B. Kovalcik/IntePros Consulting Joie Lemaitre Cecile and Fraser Lemley Mr. and Mrs. David Long Tracie L. Longman and Chaitanya Kanojia Amy Merrill Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Rawson, in memory of Marjorie and Edward Rawson Robert M. Rosenberg, in honor of Mary Wolfson Dr. Paul S. Russell Marilyn and Jay Sarles Coralie and Steve Schwartz The Lawrence and Lillian Solomon Fund George and Kathryn Ticknor John Travis Linda and Brooks Zug 2 anonymous gifts

ANNUAL FUND | PATRONS CIRCLE (continued) Premier Patrons ($5,000 - $9,999) Nancy Adams and John Burgess Michael Barza and Judith Robinson Steven M. Bauer Camilla Bennett Joseph L. Bower and Elizabeth Potter Susan and Michael Brown Jim Burns Katie and Paul Buttenwieser Brant Cheikes and Janine Papesh Nancy Ciaranello J. William Codinha and Carolyn Thayer Ross Laura and Neil Cronin Joanne D'Alcomo and Steve Elman Jack Fabiano and Noel McCoy Mr. and Mrs. William Fink Anne H. Fitzpatrick Norman and Madeleine Gaut

Mary Beth and Chris Gordon Hodges Charitable Foundation Janice and Roger‡ Hunt Terence Janericco Artemis Joukowsky III, in honor of Emma Blaxter Paul and Tracy Klein David A. Kronman Sherry Lang John and Jean Lippincott Gregory Maguire Charles Marz Thalia Meehan and Rev. Gretchen Grimshaw Sharon Miller Daniel A. Mullin Neubauer Family Foundation, in memory of Eric Birch Ned Murphy and Ann-Ellen Hornidge David Parker and Janet Tiampo

Mr. and Mrs. J. Daniel Powell Gail Roberts Donna J. Robinson Adrienne and Arnold Rubin, in honor of Sherry Cohen Debbie and Darin Samaraweera Rumena and Alexander Senchak Robert Sherblom♦ Kate and Ben Taylor Jean C. Tempel Drs. Stephen and Beth Trehu Mr. and Mrs. Steve Tritman Juliet Schnell Turner Norman Weeks Bertie and Anthony Woeltz Justin and Genevieve Wyner Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Zilberfarb 3 anonymous gifts

Preferred Patrons ($2,500 - $4,999) Alice and Walter Abrams Jill and John Avery, in memory of Eric Birch Howard H. Bengele Dr. Susan E. Bennett and Dr. Gerald Pier Clark and Susana Bernard Christina and Ky Bertoli♦ Carolyn Birmingham Nancy and Richard Brickley Kevin and Virginia Byrne Peggy and Anton Chernoff Mr. and Mrs. John S. Clarkeson Rosalie Florence Cohen Catherine and Peter Creighton Ivy and Howard Cubell Ellen and Kevin Donoghue Jonathan Dyer and Thomas Foran Edmund and Betsy Cabot Charitable Foundation Matthew Fine, in honor of Gerry Cohen Mark E. Glasser and Frank G. McWeeny Peter and Jacqueline Gordon Phil Gormley and Erica Bisguier

Paul Greenfield and Sandra Steele Garth and Lindsay Greimann Deborah and Martin Hale Betsy and David Harris Mr. and Mrs. James L. Hartmann Rosalind and Herbert Hill Bob Hiss and Mary Riffe Hiss Prof. and Mrs. Morton Z. Hoffman Emily Hughey Linda and Steven Kanner Paul and Elizabeth Kastner Seth and Mary Kaufman Ted and Ann Kurland Drs. Lynne and Sidney Levitsky Jon A. Levy Ann Lord-Brezniak Ann D. Macomber The Mancuso Family Mary T. Marshall Mike and Mary McConnell Joseph Misdraji Coleen Pantalone Jackie and Bob Pascucci George Pettee, in memory of Pamela Tucker

Richard Powers and Stephen Schram Sally C. Reid and John D. Sigel Rita J. and Stanley H. Kaplan Family Foundation, in memory of Eric Birch Victoria and John Rizzi Mr. and Mrs. Owen W. Robbins Jan and Joe Roller Jane E. Shattuck Ellen Sheehy and Scott Aquilina Rebecca Jean Smith Vivian and Lionel Spiro, in memory of Eric Birch Bruce and Emily Stangle Noni and Bob Stearns Helen and Jack Stewart Kenneth R. Traub and Pamela K. Cohen Mindee Wasserman Dr. Elaine Woo Melissa and Jay Wylie Christopher R. Yens and Temple Gill 3 anonymous gifts

ANNUAL FUND | PATRONS CIRCLE (continued) Patrons ($1,000 - $2,499) Carol Baker George and Katharine Baker Kate and Gordon Baty Mr. and Mrs. George Beal Kathleen Beckman and Theodore Postol Deborah L. Benson and Frederic J. Marx Edward Boesel Lori Bornstein and Alan Rothman Stephen and Traudy Bradley Pam and Lee Bromberg Patricia and Paul Buddenhagen, in memory of Eric Birch A. William and Carol Caporizzo Cara and Anthony Casendino Ronald G. Casty Julian and Barbara Cherubini George and Mary Chin Ken and Ginny Colburn Dennis Condon and Robert Cummings Beth and Linzee Coolidge Hilary Creighton Dean K. Denniston, Jr. Tim and Linda Diering Joan Dolamore Virginia Drachman and Douglas Jones Susan Ellerin Becky and Bruce Epstein Jerome and Vivien Facher Barbara and Larry Farrer Newell Flather Susan Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Garrison Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gates Lori and Michael Gilman Mr. K. Frank Gravitt Drs. Laura Green and David Golan Irene and Stephen Grolnic Louis and Patti Grossman Jeanne Hagerty Katherine Haltom H. Patricia Hanna Gail and Jan Hardenbergh Diane and Kirk Hartung

Kathleen Henry and Kim Marrkand Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Hibbard, in honor of David Wimberly Barbara Hirshfield and Cary Coen, in honor of Sherry Cohen Jean Holmblad and Robert Zaret Lyle Howland Susan M. Hunziker Adrienne and Peter Jaffe Holly and Bruce Johnstone Katherine and Hubie Jones Jill and Stephen Karp John and Marilyn Keane Liza Ketchum and John H. Straus, MD Gail King and Christopher Condon Dorothy and Richard Koerner Susie and David Kohen Randy and Valda Kreie Anne and Geoff Lafond, in honor of David Wimberly Barrie Landry Rhonda and Stewart Lassner Darline Lewis and Marshall Sugarman Mr. and Mrs. Francis V. Lloyd III Anthony Lucas Joseph Machera Janet Mack Stuart and Yvonne Madnick Mahmood Malihi Sharon and Brad Malt James D. Maupin Joan C. McArdle Louise and Sandy McGinnes Jack and Susan McNamara Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell, in memory of Ginnie Wimberly John Montgomery and Jose Sanchez Michael and Donna Moskow Bill and Ginny Mullin Jonette Nagai and Stephen O'Brien Fred and Julie Nagle

Mark Nelke and Bill Snavely Peter C. Nordblom Eric and Elizabeth Nordgren Tom Norris Janet and David Offensend Dr. and Mrs. John William Poduska, Sr. Mrs. Murray Preisler Suzanne Priebatsch Warren R. Radtke and Judith Lockhart-Radtke Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Rawson, in honor of Sherry Cohen Katharine and William Reardon Jessica and David Reed Lynn and John Reichenbach Sharon and Howard Rich Michael and Jane Roberts Sue Robinson Terry Rockefeller and William Harris Sari and Bernard Rosman Susan and Geoffrey Rowley Allison K. Ryder and David B. Jones Rohini Sakhuja Diane and Richard Schmalensee William Schutten Tom Shapiro and Emily Kline Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sherbrooke Mark Smith and John O'Keefe Madeline Spencer Spoon Hill Groundhog Fund Nancy and Edward‥ Stavis Beth and Michael Stonebraker Lise and Myles Striar Hope and Adam Suttin Mary Verhage Robert C. Volante Mrs. Raymond Walther Dr. Ronald Weinger Sallyann Wekstein Tracey Allyson West Howard and Veronica Wiseman P.T. Withington Jerold and Abbe Beth Young 4 anonymous gifts

ANNUAL FUND | SUPPORTERS CIRCLE Sustaining Supporters ($500 - $999) Jonathan Aibel and Julie Rohwein James Harburger, MD and Rosanna and Gustavo Alfaro J. Bridget Reischer John and Rose Ashby, in honor Elizabeth Harrison of Ann Hall Dr. and Mrs. George Hatsopoulos Carolyn and John Baird Erin Higgins John and Molly Beard Mr. and Mrs. Thomas High Danielle Belanger and Peggy and Ronald Hillegass, Robert Sparkes in honor of Nancy and Martin S. Berman and Tom Hamilton Mary Ann Jasienowski Toini and Carl Jaffe Jerry M. Bernhard Peter Jenkins Leonard and Jane Bernstein Peter Jenney Jeffrey Borenstein Leonard W. Johnson, in memory Barry Brown and Ellen Shapiro of Virginia Wimberly Mrs. Barbara Buntrock-Schuerch Gopal Kadagathur and Jim Burns, in honor of Sherry Cohen Sarah Gallivan, in memory Eric Butler♦ of Eric Birch Susan and Don Casey Rev. Dr. Katherine Kallis Patricia Chadwick and Janet Kaminstein Norman Cantin Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Karon Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Cheston, Jr. Nancy R. Karp Mary Chin Jane Katims and Daniel Perlman Linda and John Christian Amelia and Joshua Katzen Janet L. Comey, in honor of Paul Kelly Michael T. Comey Michael and Dona Kemp Alison Conant and Richard Frank Mary S. and Duncan Kennedy Nancy Myers Coolidge Jill Kneerim Jaden Crawford John and Sharon Koch Sidney and Egil Croff Yuriko Kuwabara and Walter Dzik Karolye and Fernando Cunha Kristine Langdon, in memory of Paul Curtis Eric Birch Lloyd and Gene Dahmen Nancy and Gresh Lattimore David and Katherine Davis Jenny and Jay Leopold Marguerite Davoren Nancy Levy Terry Decima Kate Lewandowski and Gordon Edes Adam Guren♦ Dr. Rachela Elias and Dr. and Mrs. David Lhowe Gedalia Pasternak Elizabeth Lintz Diane F. Engel Babette and Peter Loring Martha A. Erickson Priscilla Krey Loring Ellen Fallon Anne Lucas Jonathan S. Felt Joseph Machera Pierre Fleurant Barbara A. Manzolillo Dr. and Mrs. Richard Floyd Edward Marram Cathy and Richard Freedberg Bronwyn Martin, in memory of Hilary and Chris Gabrieli Travis Martin Sharon and Irving Gates Marion Martin, in memory of Moira and Barry Gault, in honor of Travis Martin Nancy E. Carroll W. Kathy Martin and Dr. and Mrs. J. Max Goodson David L. Johnson Harry and Deborah Graff, Amy Mazur in honor of the J. David Dan and Mary Miller Wimberly Family Lindsay Miller and Peter Ambler Susan Greco Adam and Denise Moehring Katherine Gross Bob and Laurie Morrison Barbara and Steven Grossman Julie Nadal Theodore and Sally Hanson William Pananos

Marianne Pasts Ellen C. Perrin Susan Pioli and Martin Samuels James Poterba and Nancy Rose, in memory of Eric Birch Martin and Deborah Quitt Lisa and Tom Redburn Charles Reed and Ann Jacobs Carla Reeves and Luis Borrero Michelle and Aaron Rhodes♦ Richard and Jean Roberts Henrietta and Heaton Robertson Barbara Roby Anne Romney Christine and David Root Diane Rosenberg Pauline and Robert Rothenberg Kathleen and William Rousseau George A. Russell, Jr. Vinod and Gaile Sahney David and Anne Salant Susan and Bob Schechter, in honor of Donald Nelson and Neal Balkowitsch Barbara Schmitt James Shields and Gayle Merling William and Elisabeth Shields Kay Shubrooks David Shuckra and Clifford Wunderlich James Shuman Edward and Maybeth Sonn Judy and Herb Spivak, in honor of Sherry Cohen Lee Steele Jennifer Stone and Robert Waldinger Bob and Dorothy Stuart Beth and Larry Sulak Margaret M. Talcott and L. Scott Scharer Janet Testa Judy Thomson Rosamond B. Vaule, in memory of Eric Birch John and Cheryl Walsh, in memory of Kevin J. Walsh Constance V. R. White Margaret J. White, in honor of Sherry Cohen Richard and Frances Winneg Mary and Gary Wolf Clark Wright and Lisa Goldthwait Wright 3 anonymous gifts

ANNUAL FUND | SUPPORTERS CIRCLE (continued) Continuing Supporters ($250 - $499) James Alexander and Thomas Stocker David and Holly Ambler Tammy Arcuri Amy Bailey Mr. and Mrs. James Banker Emily Barclay and John Hawes Robin Barnes and David Bor Elizabeth Barrett David Barry Desiree and Jacob Barry♌ Bill and Annie Barton, in honor of Ann Hall Grace Berestecki Mr. and Mrs. Milton E. Berglund John Biderman Robert Bienkowski Ellen and Donald Bloch Drs. Brian and Rachel Bloom Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon C. Bolton III Chris Borden and Kim Swain Eric and Sandra Brenman Jeremiah J. Bresnahan Allan and Rhea Bufferd Diane Buhl and Mark Polebaum Thomas Burger and Andree Robert Daniel C. Burnes Renee Burns Margaret Bush Maryellen Callahan Charles R. Carr Ronna M. Casper and Isaac Greenberg Fritz Casselman and Susan Ashbrook Scott Chisholm and Afshan Bokhari Judith Clementson John Clippinger Priscilla Cogan and C.W. Duncan Deborah J. Cohen Phyllis Cohen Steven and Arlene Cohen Steven Coleman and Christine Tunstall Carolyn and Ted Colton Robert and Amanda Crone Catherine Crow Harold S. Crowley, Jr. James F. Crowley Peter A. Cygan Harriet Davis, in memory of Eric Birch Sara Delano and William Zink Raymond De Rise Marie desJardins Jane and Stephen Deutsch George Dhionis Susan and Digger Donahue, in loving memory of Eric Birch

Lisa and Oliver Dow Walter and June Downey Owen Doyle Grace Durrani Mr. Glenn Edelson Phyllis Fairchild Nicole Faulkner Roger Ferguson and Chris Gaucher Ariane and Stefan Frank Ann and Edward Gaposchkin Joseph Genovese Jack and Maureen Ghublikian Celia and Walter Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Rolf Goetze Suzanne Greenberg Susan Haller Daniel W. Halston and Liliane R. Wong Kate Haney Eunice M. Harps Judith Harris Lewis Hays Yolanda K. Henderson Ann Karen Henry Chris Herring Andrew Himmelblau Esther and Richard Hochman Judith Horrigan Lindsey Humes Charlene and John Ingham, in memory of Eric Birch Jill Jackson Kerry Ann James Candace Jans Richard Johnston Mark and Tess Jrolf Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kalowski Neal Kane Yetta Katz Rob and Mary Keane-Hazzard Mr. and Mrs. James P. Keeney Joan G. Kinne Nancy Korman and Ken Elgart Dr. Marcel and Gail Korn Drs. Carol and Ben‥ Kripke Joan and Albert Kuhn Carol Lazarus Ned and Patsy Leibensperger Tim and Julie Leland Pamela F. Lenehan, in memory of Eric Birch Richard E. Levin June K. Lewin, in memory of Ted Kazanoff Laurel C. Lhowe Sigrid Lindo Caroline and James Lloyd Jim and Allie Loehlin

Paul Mahoney Shari Malyn and Jonathan Abbott Robert Mann Marietta Marchitelli Amy and Bill Marshall Erin Martin John and Sally Matsun Arthur Mattuck Lindsay McNair Gabriella Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Tremont Miao Helene and Alan Michel Forrest and Sara Milder Helaine Miller Dorian Mintzer and David Feingold Margaret Mone Jessica Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Moynihan The Munzer Family Eileen Murray Ted and Mary Eugenia Myer, in honor of Louise and Arthur McGinnes Martha Narten Nader Nazari Kimberly and David Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Newbury, Jr. Carol and Davis Noble, in memory of Eric Birch Nancy and Chris Oddleifson Martin and Louise O'Donnell James Packer Steve Pattyson Michael Pavel Payne/Bouchier, Inc. Suzanne and Bob Petrucci Mr. and Mrs. Harry Photopoulos Josephine Pizzuto, in memory of Pat Pizzuto Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Proulx Peter and Suzanne Read Mr. and Mrs. William Reed Barbara Resnek Katherine Rieske Christina Rifkin Patricia Robinson Etta and Mark Rosen Jean Rosenberg Abby Rosenfeld Leila Joy Rosenthal Michelle Rosner and Ken Kurnos Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rotenberg Nancy L. Russell Dr. and Mrs. Norman Sadowsky Eric and Susan Schultz Kim and Eric Schultz Mark Seliber Diana Seufert

ANNUAL FUND | SUPPORTERS CIRCLE (continued) Dale Shea Sayre Sheldon Linda and David Sherman, in celebration of Eric Birch Candelaria Silva-Collins and Tessil Collins Margaret and Michael Simon Rita and Harvey Simon Ellen L. Simons Peter L. Smith and Donna J. Coletti Ann and David St. Germain Michele Steinberg Glenn and Katherine Strehle Karen and Hale Sturges Ted Sturman Ellen Beth Suderow

Rebecca Sullivan Linda Sutter and Steven Centore Jacob Taylor and Jean Park Mark Thurber Patricia Tibbetts Clarence Travis Mario and Judy Umana Robert Unsworth Pat and Steve Vinter Kenneth Virgile and Helene Mayer Christopher Wade David and Susan Wahr Susan Warshauer, in memory of Eric Birch Joelle and Harvey Wartosky Richard and Sally Watts

Susan Weiler Sylvia Welsh Sharon and David White Howard and Veronica Wiseman, in honor of Sherry Cohen Elizabeth P. Wolf David C. Wright Marilyn Wright Mr. and Mrs. John Wyman Lorena and Robert Zeller Robert and Shirley Zimmerman 1 anonymous gift, in memory of Eric Birch 11 anonymous gifts

This list reflects gifts received during the 12 months prior to June 21, 2019. ♦ Member of the Hunt, the Huntington’s community of young donors. For more information or to join, visit huntingtontheatre.org/thehunt. ‡ Deceased Every effort has been made to assure accuracy of listings. Please bring errors or omissions to the attention of Elizabeth MacLachlan at 617 273 1523 or emaclachlan@huntingtontheatre.org.

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ANNUAL FUND | CORPORATE, FOUNDATION & GOVERNMENT FUNDERS The Huntington Theatre Company is grateful to receive support from a wide range of corporations, foundations, and government agencies that support the Huntington’s annual operations, as well as our award-winning productions and education and community programs.

For more information about sponsorship opportunities, please contact Diana Jacobs-Komisar, Institutional Giving Manager, at 617 273 1514 or djkomisar@huntingtontheatre.org.

Executive Season Producers ($100,000 and above) The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation The Barr Foundation The Shubert Foundation, Inc.

Kingsbury Road Charitable Foundation** Lucy R. Sprague Memorial Fund** MEDITECH Vertex Pharmaceuticals

Season Co-Producers ($50,000 - $99,999) Hershey Family Foundation Massachusetts Cultural Council**

Patrons ($10,000 - $14,999) Alfred E. Chase Charity Foundation Boston Summer Arts Institute** BPS Arts Expansion Fund at EdVestors** Peoples' United Community Foundation** The Tiny Tiger Foundation**

Production Sponsors ($25,000 - $49,999) Bank of America** Cabot Family Charitable Trust Edgerton Foundation Liberty Mutual Foundation** National Endowment for the Arts Benefactors ($15,000 - $24,999) Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Foundation

Supporters ($5,000 - $9,999) The Atlantic Philanthropies Director/Employee Designated Gift Fund Locke Lord Morgan Lewis Morrison Foerster Proskauer LLP

Ramsey McCluskey Family Foundation** Rockland Trust Company Ropes & Gray LLP WilmerHale Members ($2,500 - $4,999) Boston Cultural Council Jackson and Irene Golden 1989 Charitable Trust** Rodgers Family Foundation Roy A. Hunt Foundation** Surdna Foundation Thank you to our in-kind contributors Constangy, Brooks, Smith & Prophete LLP High Output MAX Ultimate Food Noble Ford Productions Rafanelli Events ** Education and community programs donor

THE HUNTINGTON LEGACY SOCIETY BUILDING A LEGACY OF GREAT THEATRE — The Huntington Legacy Society is comprised of philanthropists who want to ensure that great theatre lives on in Boston for generations to come.

With our home now secure on the Avenue of the Arts, gifts through wills or estate plans are vital to a successful future for the Huntington. These gifts ensure that together we can continue to produce great theatre and have a lasting impact through our award-winning youth, education, and community initiatives. To learn about ways to give now and for the future, please visit huntingtontheatre.org/legacy. If you have already included the Huntington in your will or estate plans, or if you wish to discuss how you can participate, please contact Celina Valadao, Major Gifts Officer, at 617 273 1536 or cvaladao@huntingtontheatre.org.

Neal Balkowitsch and Donald Nelson Howard H. Bengele Suzanne Chapman Brant A. Cheikes Sherryl and Gerard Cohen Carol G. Deane Jim Dillon and Stone Wiske Susan Ellerin Arthur C. and Eloise W. Hodges Jane and Fred Jamieson Mary Ellen Kiddle Carol B. Langer Joie Lemaitre

Sharon and Brad Malt Bill and Linda McQuillan Mary C. O’Donnell Nancy and Edward Roberts Steve Stelovich Robert C. Volante Linda and Daniel Waintrup Margaret J. White J. David Wimberly Veronica and Howard Wiseman Mary Wolfson Genevieve and Justin Wyner 1 anonymous

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SUPPORT GREAT THEATRE NOW AND IN THE FUTURE “We're way into the Huntington! That's why we made it a beneficiary of our individual retirement account (IRA). We are happy to help secure the future of the Huntington and its important work on stage and in our community.”

— JANE AND FRED JAMIESON, TRUSTEE

To learn about ways to give now and for the future through your Individual Retirement Account, please visit huntingtontheatre.org/IRA

HUNTINGTON AVENUE THEATRE • GENERAL INFORMATION Contact Information for the Huntington Theatre Company The Huntington Theatre Company performs in three beautiful theatres in two dynamic Boston neighborhoods.

The 890-seat Huntington Avenue Theatre is on the Avenue of the Arts (264 Huntington Avenue), diagonally across from Symphony Hall. The 370-seat Virginia Wimberly Theatre and the flexible 250-seat Nancy & Edward Roberts Studio Theatre are part of the Calderwood Pavilion in the historic South End, on the campus of the Boston Center for the Arts (527 Tremont Street).

Website: huntingtontheatre.org Ticketing Services: 617 266 0800 Ticketing Services email: tickets@huntingtontheatre.org Administrative office: 617 266 7900 Administrative office email: thehuntington@huntingtontheatre.org Lost and Found: 617 273 1666

Ticketing Services Hours Ticketing Services is generally open Tuesday - Saturday, noon-curtain (or 6pm); Sunday, noon - curtain (or 4pm).

Hours change weekly. For the most up-to-date hours, please visit huntingtontheatre.org or call Ticketing Services at 617 266 0800.

Huntington Group Discounts Groups of 10 or more may receive a discount of up to 20% off full ticket prices and a free ticket for every 20 purchased. Space is available at the theatre for pre- or post-performance receptions. Contact Brenton Thurston for more information at 617 273 1661 or groups@huntingtontheatre.org.

Public Transportation We encourage patrons to use public transportation to the Huntington Avenue Theatre whenever possible. The theatre is conveniently located near the MBTA Green Line Hynes or Symphony Stations; Orange Line/Commuter Rail Mass Ave. Station; the No. 1 Harvard-Dudley bus via Mass Ave. to Huntington Ave.; and the No. 39 ArborwayCopley bus to Gainsborough Street.

Huntington Avenue Theatre Parking Parking is available at many nearby locations. For details, please visit huntingtontheatre.org or call Ticketing Services at 617 266 0800.

Please note that these parking garages are independently owned and operated and are not affiliated with the Huntington Theatre Company or the Huntington Avenue Theatre.

If Your Plans Change We hate to see empty seats. Please consider donating any tickets you can’t use. For more information please call Ticketing Services at 617 266 0800.

Refreshments Snacks, wine, beer, soft drinks, and coffee are available before opening curtain and during intermission in the main lobby. Drinks purchased at concessions are permitted inside the theatre, but food is not.

Babes in Arms Children must have their own seats. Babes in arms are not permitted in the theatre. Children under 6 are not permitted.

Cameras The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.

Pagers and Cellular Phones Please silence all watches, pagers, and cell phones during the performance.

Wheelchair Accessibility The Huntington Avenue Theatre is accessible by ramp and can accommodate both wheelchair and companion seating in the orchestra section. A power assisted door is located at the far left Ticketing Services entrance.

Please notify us when you purchase your tickets if wheelchair accommodations will be required and confirm arrangements with the House Manager at 617 273 1666.

Hearing Enhancement The Huntington Avenue Theatre is equipped with an FM hearing enhancement system.

Wireless headphones are available free of charge at the concessions stand in the main lobby for your use during a performance.

Restrooms Located in the lower-level and balcony lobbies. A wheelchair-accessible restroom is located in the main lobby on the first floor.

Coat Check Located in the lower lobby.

If You Arrive Late In consideration of our actors and other audience members, latecomers will be seated at the discretion of the management.

Large Print Programs Large print programs are free of charge and are available in the main lobby.

BOSTON UNIVERSITY THEATRE •• EMERGENCY MAPMAP HUNTINGTON AVENUE THEATRE EMERGENCYEVACUATION EVACUATION In addition to the lobby exits through which you entered, there are six illuminated emergency exits at the sides of the balcony and mezzanine, and four in the orchestra. = EXIT SIGN

3rd floor (balcony)

= EGRESS

2nd floor (mezzanine, opera boxes, lobby)

1st floor (orchestra, main lobby)

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Michael Maso

ADMINISTRATION General Manager................................................Sondra R. Katz Associate General Manager............................................... Melissa Rose General Management Assistant.................................. Katy Poludniak Company Managers........................Jazzmin Bonner, Meagan Garcia Executive Assistant to the Managing Director.............................................................Mackenzie Cala

Subscriptions Coordinator......................................... Carolyn Andrews Ticketing Associates.......................Michaela Buccini, Fanni Horvath Full Time Customer Service Rep.....................................................Josh Fried Customer Service Reps.......................................Aaron Christo, Sue Dietlin, Kaylah Dixon, Kristina Dugas, Amanda Haag, Shana Jackson, Marissa Kennedy, Patrick Mahoney, Zoe Nadal, Katelyn Reinert, Yurika Watanabe

Finance Director of Financial Management................. Glenda Fishman Accounting Manager.............................................................. June Zaidan Accounting Coordinator............................................................Jon Slater Accountants....................................Alexander, Aronson, Finning, CPA

ARTISTIC Producing Director.......................................Christopher Wigle Associate Producer................................................... Rebecca Bradshaw Director of New Work.................................................Charles Haugland Playwright-in-Residence..................................................Melinda Lopez Literary Associate.....................................................J. Sebastián Alberdi Assistant to the Artistic Director...................................... Caley Chase Casting Assistant............................................................................Kat Klein Huntington Playwriting Fellows................................. MJ Halberstadt, Brenda Withers

Norma Jean Calderwood Artistic Director

Human Resources Director of Human Resources.......................... Nina E. Nicolosi Human Resources Coordinator.................................... Michael Comey Payroll and Reporting Specialist...................................April Swiniuch Administrative Support Assistant...............................Sarah Schnebly Information Technology IT Director................................................................Scott Poole Network Administrator....................................................... Dan Moloney Theatre Operations Director of Theatre Operations................Timothy H. OConnell Patron Experience Coordinator........................................... JB Douglas Operations Associate............................................................. Alicia Weber Security Coordinator...............................................................Greg Haugh Custodian.................................................................................Jose Andrade Calderwood Pavilion Calderwood Pavilion Manager................................. Katie Most Calderwood Pavilion House Manager........................Julie Cameron Calderwood Pavilion Stage Supervisor......................Rachael Hasse Calderwood Pavilion Management Associate...................................Matt Feldman-Campbell Calderwood Pavilion Apprentice....................................... Teresa Cruz Calderwood Pavilion Assistant House Managers...............................................Paul Fox, Gabe Hughes, Ksenia Lanin, Micaela Slotin Calderwood Pavilion Front of House Staff...............................................Chabreah Alston, Mia Coffin, Barbara Crowther, Allie DiBiase, Linnea Donnelly, Sean Dorgan, Casey Greenleaf, Kerry Lydon, Caleb Palmer, Tiniqua Patrick, Nick Perron, Mirabella Pisani, Nina Rodriguez, Sarah Schnebly, Mia Sylvain, Ciera-Sadé Wade Huntington Avenue Theatre Huntington Avenue Theatre Front of House Staff..............................Emily Baker, Erica Brown, Delali Davies, Terrence Dowdye, Kristina Dugas, Owen Elphick, Kendrick Evans, Robin Goldberg, Ariana Goldsworthy, Tiwat Laoboonchai, Lynn Liccardo, Shawn Lindaberry, Patrick Mahoney, Will Morrison, Samantha Myers, Yurika Watanabe, Emma Weisberg Ticketing Services Ticketing Services Manager......................................................Ellen Holt Assistant Ticketing Services Manager................. Brenton Thurston Calderwood Pavilion Ticketing Coordinator....................Noah Ingle Huntington Avenue Theatre Ticketing Coordinator..........................................................Robin Russell

Managing Director

DEVELOPMENT Chief Development Officer................................Elisabeth Saxe Director of Development................................Jessica Morrison Senior Major Gifts Officer..........................................Margaret J. White Major Gifts Officer..............................................................Celina Valadao Development Events Manager....................................... Emma Blaxter Institutional Giving Manager...........................Diana Jacobs-Komisar Campaign Manager...........................................................Robin Valovich Development Operations & Database Administrator................................................. Darnell Graham Manager of Development Research & Stewardship....................................Elizabeth MacLachlan Development and Events Coordinator.....................Mirabella Pisani EDUCATION Interim Co-Directors of Education.......................Meg O’Brien, Alexandra Smith Education Associate.............................................................. Daniel Begin Education Associate..............................................................Marisa Jones Teaching Artist Fellow.......................................................Dylan C. Wack Teaching Artists....................................Naheem Garcia, Keith Mascoll, Trinidad Ramkissoon MARKETING Director of Marketing............................................Anne Rippey Associate Director of Marketing...................... Meredith Mastroianni Tessitura Analytics Manager........................................... Derrick Martin Digital Media Specialist.............................................................. Paul Lazo Graphic Designer..................................................................Lauren Calder Promotions & Community Coordinator..........................................................Cheyenne Cohn-Postell Digital Marketing Coordinator..............................................Leah Reber Marketing Associate............................................................Laura Cafasso PUBLIC AFFAIRS Director of Public Affairs and Strategic Partnerships...................................... Temple Gill Publicist...............................................................................Danielle Morales Community Membership Coordinator..........................................................Candelaria Silva-Collins Co-op Student, Northeastern University....................................................Maren Flessen

HUNTINGTON THEATRE COMPANY STAFF (continued) PRODUCTION Interim Director of Production............................Bethany Ford Production Management Apprentice.............................. Lucas Dixon Scenery Technical Director..............................................Adam Godbout Assistant Technical Director..................................................Dan Oleksy Assistant Technical Director........................................Michael Huxford Scene Shop Foreman..............................................................Mike Hamer Master Carpenter....................................................................Larry Dersch Carpenters.....................................Andrew Cancellieri, Milosz Gassan, Christian Lambrecht, Nick Hernon Carpenter/Scene Shop Assistant...........................Carolyn Daitch Huntington Avenue Theatre Stage Carpenter................................................................Joseph Fanning Run Carpenter......................................................... John Graham Parker Properties Properties Master.............................................Kristine Holmes Assistant Properties Master.............................................Justin Seward Properties Artisan.....................................................................Ian Thorsell Properties Run................................................................Andrew DeShazo Paints Charge Scenic Artist............................................Kristin Krause Assistant Charge Scenic Artist...........................Romina Diaz-Brarda Scenic Artist..............................................................................Katie Keaton

Costumes Costume Director.......................Carolyn Hoffmann-Schneider Assistant Costume Director................................. Virginia V. Emerson Costume Design Assistant...................................... Kathryn Schondek Head Draper...........................................................................Anita Canzian Tailor/Draper............................................................................ Aryn Murphy First Hand............................................................................Rebecca Hylton Costume Crafts Artisan/Dyer.................................................Denise M. Wallace-Spriggs Wardrobe Supervisor..........................................................Christine Marr Associate Wardrobe Supervisor.............................Barbara Crowther Wigmaster...............................................................................Troy Siegfreid Electrics Lighting & Projections Supervisor................. Katherine Herzig Assistant Lighting Supervisor....................................... Bridget Collins Calderwood Pavilion House Electrician............................Taylor Ness Huntington Avenue Theatre House Electrician........................................................................ Sean Baird Sound Sound Supervisor................................................. Ben Emerson Calderwood Pavilion Sound Engineer................................................................. Jesse McKenzie

The Huntington Theatre Company is a member of the League of Resident Theatres (LORT), an association of the nation’s leading resident professional theatres; Theatre Communications Group, a national service organization for the nonprofit professional theatre; StageSource, a regional alliance of theatre artists and producers; and ArtsBoston, the voice and resource for the arts in Greater Boston.

This theatre 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.

The director is a member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, a national theatrical labor union.

The scenic, costume, lighting, and sound designers in LORT theatres are represented by United Scenic Artists Local USA-829, IATSE.

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