SOMEWHERE: A PRIMER FOR THE END OF DAYS

The

Department of Theatre Presents

by Marisela Treviño Orta

Oct. 28 - Nov 6, 2022

Studio 115

A NOTE FROM THE CHAIR Thank you for joining us as we present our second mainstage production of the 2022/2023 season!

A month ago, we opened our season with a modern folktale about a man whose job it was to fill the moon with light. In The Old Man and The Old Moon, The Old Man traveled to the ends of the earth to find his wife, who had left home in search of memories they'd shared and lost. Featuring puppets, live music, and ingenious stagecraft, it was a rollicking adventure on the high seas, as well as a tribute to the persistence of love and memory.

Our season continues in Studio 115 with Somewhere: A Primer for the End of Days: a provocative, timely fable about our impact on the environment and its impact on us. This new play by Marisela Treviño Orta brings together a host of unexpected ingredients — Mexican folklore, Greek mythology, mathematics, entomology, mycology, philosophy — to cast its spell. Buoyed by magical realism and grounded in science, Somewhere reminds us that evolution can be both unpredictable and unavoidable.

In November, we present In Pieces: A New Musical by Joey Contreras, a contemporary song cycle that chronicles the tragedies and triumphs of eight people searching for connection in present-day New York. After the winter break, we return to the Babcock in February, where playwright Jo Wilkinson will lead us into the little-known, but very real, world of 19th-century women’s boxing. In The Sweet Science of Bruising, four women form a unique bond as they square off against social mores — and one another — in Victorian London.

Next, Shakespeare’s As You Like It comes to Studio 115 in March, offering an alternate vision of Shakespeare’s beloved comedy about the roles we play in life and love. We close our mainstage season in the Babcock with the 1998 revival edition of Cabaret. Based on the critically acclaimed West End production by Sam Mendes, this version draws story elements and songs from the 1972 film (including the smash hit “Maybe This Time”). The resulting adaptation is a lean, ferocious reimagining of the Kander and Ebb classic.

Thank you once again for joining us. We are truly proud to present this remarkable season of plays and musicals, and we hope you share our enthusiasm. Please visit us online at our website, theatre.utah.edu, or email us at info@theatre. utah.edu with any feedback or questions. We’ll see you at the theatre!

Sydney Cheek-O’Donnell, PhD Chair, Department of Theatre

SOMEWHERE: A PRIMER FOR THE END OF DAYS

by Marisela Treviño Orta Scenic Designer

Costume Designer

EMMA ASHTON

ELIZABETH WEBB

Lighting Designer

Sound Design

MICHAEL HOREJSI

JAMES TREASE

Media Designer

Stage Manager

JASON SNOW

JAYDEN DUDLEY

Dramaturgy

Puppet Design

MARK FOSSEN

AILISH HARRIS

Prop Designer

Puppetry Mentor

ARIKA SCHOCKMEL

MATT SORENSEN

Intimacy Director

Assistant Director

ALEXANDRA HARBOLD

MICHAEL DAVIES

Producer

Director

SYDNEY CHEEK-O'DONNELL

PENELOPE CAYWOOD

There will be one fifteen-minute intermission.

The video or audio recording of this performance by any means is strictly prohibited.

COMPANY Kirsten Henriquez......................................................................................................... Cassandra Isacc Manuel Martinez-Trinidad................................................................................ Alexander Isabelle Siebeneck.................................................................................................................Diana Serena Collins........................................................................................................................... Sybil Toby Okhimamhe...................................................................................................................... Eph Noah Omelchuk.......................................................................................................................Corin Eleanor Bouley...............................................................................................................Puppeteer U/S Cassandra/Sybil Debora Ingabile.............................................................................................................Puppeteer U/S Diana True Leavitt.....................................................................................................................Puppeteer U/S Alexander/Corin

L-R: Kirsten Henriquez, Isacc Manuel Martinez-Trinidad, Isabelle Siebeneck, Noah Omelchuk, Serena Collins, Toby Okhimamhe

American Sign Language interpretation will be provided during the 2nd Friday evening performance and talkback for every show.

THE OLD MAN & THE OLD MOON Friday, October 7, 2022

THE SWEET SCIENCE OF BRUISING Friday, February 24, 2023

SOMEWHERE: A PRIMER FOR THE END OF DAYS

AS YOU LIKE IT

Friday, November 4, 2022

Friday, March 24, 2023

IN PIECES: A NEW MUSICAL

CABARET

Friday, November 18, 2022

Friday, April 14, 2023

Strong voices for a stronger community

WHEN Perhaps a different timeline than ours where things went very wrong, very fast

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Cassandra's defunct lab A plot of desolate land that used to be a truffle farm not far from an unnamed city in the Pacific Northwest A desolate highway in Montana A beach on the Pacific Ocean

L-R: Kirsten Henriquez, Isacc Manuel Martinez-Trinidad

For more information about this production, visit our dramaturgy website at https://sites.google.com/view/ somewheredramaturgy/home

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by Morag Shepherd November 3 - 13

Siblings Skye (Sydney Shoell) and Callum (Benjamin Young) love each other, hate each other, and need each other.

Oh, and they can fly. planbtheatre.org click The Plays

A horror comedy that follows a bizarre, broken, and blisteringly brazen journey in reverse.

TODD COLLINS WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY 801-647-0186 toddcollinsweddings.com *Todd Collins is the official photographer for the Department of Theatre’s 2022-23 season.

WHO’S WHO IN THE COMPANY CAST ISACC MARTINEZ-TRINIDAD (Alexander) is a freshman in the ATP. Recent credits include Lysander in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Danforth in The Crucible (Granger High School). In 2020 Isacc received a 2nd place award for Monologues in his region. Isacc is a proud Latino actor of Hispanic & Mexican descent. He is thankful to his family for their continued support of his artistic path.

ELEANOR BOULEY (Puppeteer, U/S Cassandra & Sybil) is a senior in the Actor Training Program, and she is delighted to perform in Somewhere: A Primer for the End of Days—her first mainstage production at the U. Previously, Eleanor was the dramaturg for the U's physical and virtual productions of Tartuffe, a contemporary interpretation of the Molière play based on a translation by Ranjit Bolt (Studio 115/U of U Virtual).

SERENA COLLINS (Sybil) is a senior in the ATP originally from Iowa. Her work was last seen in The Odyssey (Babcock Theatre) and Steel Magnolias (HCT). In addition to Serena’s onstage credits, her play Sympathizer premiered at The Box last December. Serena would like to thank her parents for always supporting her academic and artistic endeavors.

KIRSTEN HENRIQUEZ (Cassandra) was born and raised in Los Angeles, CA, and is a third-year student double majoring in Psychology and Theatre (ATP). Kirsten is proud to perform in her first theatre production with the University of Utah Department of Theatre. At a young age she developed an interest in acting and became heavily involved with the film community around Salt Lake City. She would like to thank her family for their continued support of her endeavors. Fine Arts Utah Flagship Scholarship and Fine Arts Advisory Board Scholarship recipient.

DEBORA INGABILE (Puppeteer, U/S Diana) is 22 years old and a junior in the ATP. Although she recently transferred to the program (this is her first mainstage production), Debora has been performing for years and has been featured in several short films. Her dance specialties include breaking, hip-hop, and house. In her free time, Debora loves to create music and can spend hours playing around with her keyboard and guitar.

TRUE LEAVITT (Puppeteer, U/S Alexander & Corin) is a sophomore in the Actor Training Program. Raised in Twin Falls, Idaho, True has been heavily involved in theatre most of his life, with favorite roles including Thenardier in Les Misérables (Orpheum Theatre) and Lysander in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Bruin High Players). He is proud to be performing in his first production at the University of Utah. True is a Libby Hunter Scholarship recipient.

TOBY OKHIMAMHE (Eph) is a junior in the ATP who was born and raised In West Africa (Nigeria). His recent performances include roles in A Sharp and Infectious Silence (SLCC Black Box Theatre) and Liminal (Studio 115).

He would like to give thanks to his family and to God for His support and guidance throughout Toby’s acting program and career. Toby is a recipient of the Libby S. Hunter Scholarship and the Robert Hyde Wilson Scholarship.

NOAH OMELCHUK (Corin) is excited about his junior year in the ATP. Born and raised in Salt Lake City, he's been performing since he was eight years old. His first U Theatre performance was Darcy in 2021’s You on the Moors Now (Studio 115). Noah has previously performed on campus as part of Youth Theatre at the U’s Summer Camp and Conservatory. 3rd place winner for Scenes at the USHAA Regional Theatre Competition (2018) and the Utah Shakespeare Festival (2019). Upon graduation, Noah hopes to apply his education and experience to the world of film.

Experience

MUSIC at the

PRODUCTION PHOTOS -ORSCHOOL OF DANCE and/or SCHOOL OF MUSIC ADS

OCT 29 Utah Philharmonia Haunted Orchestra: Fantastic Notes and Where to Find Them 2 PM | LGCH

NOV 6 Sundays @ 7: Faculty Showcase 7 PM | LGCH

NOV 9 Jazz Guitar Ensembles 7:30 PM | FAWRH

NOV 2 Wind Ensemble 7:30 PM | LGCH

NOV 8 Evening of Percussion 7:30 PM | LGCH

NOV 16 Campus Symphony 7:30 PM | LGCH

Find all events at music.utah.edu

WHO’S WHO IN THE COMPANY ISABELLE SIEBENECK (Diana) was born and raised in Sandy, Utah, and is currently in their third year of the Actor Training Program at the U. Last year, they were seen onstage as Martha in the Studio 115 production of Liminal. They would like to thank their parents and their sister Katie for always supporting them in every way.

CREATIVE & PRODUCTION EMMA ASHTON (Scenic Designer) is a junior in the Performing Arts Design Program at the University of Utah. She is honored to be designing her first-ever set. Previously, she has been Costume Designer for Matilda Jr. (Youth Theatre at the U), Costume Coordinator for Shrek Jr. (On Pitch Performing Arts), as well as Hair and Makeup crew for Naked Mole Rat Gets Dressed: The Rock Experience (Babcock).

Emma would like to thank her family and friends for their support.

SPENCER BARBER (Assistant Stage Manager) is a sophomore in the Stage Management Program here at the U. Most recently, Spencer was the Production Assistant for Illyria (Babcock). Last season they worked as Assistant Stage Manager on the department’s production of You On the Moors Now (Studio 115). Prior to attending the U, Spencer worked with R3 Theatre, performing as Vlad in Anastasia and directing Radium Girls. They would like to thank their mom and Graham for all their support.

MICHAEL DAVIES (Assistant Director) is a junior in the Stage Management Program.

As Founder and Creative Director of Method: Theatre Company, he runs theatre, performance, and team-building workshops with groups throughout the Salt Lake valley. The company has produced 6 unique

projects since debuting in August 2021.

Following Method: Legends, the company’s summer project with the Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival, Michael is looking forward to developing the company’s first original prepared-spontaneous experiment, Method: Wildflowers. Previous U Theatre credits include working as Production Assistant for Liminal (Studio 115) and as ASM for Nine (Studio 115).

JAYDEN DUDLEY (Stage Manager) is a junior in the Stage Management Program.

Jayden recently finished working on her first opera in Italy for La Boheme (SM, Traveling Venues). She has worked with the Department of Theatre on multiple shows including Liminal (1st ASM, Studio 115), Naked Mole Rat Gets Dressed: The Rock Experience (2nd ASM, Babcock Theatre), and Henry V (Production Assistant, U of U Virtual). Outside credits include Fate? (SM, Alliance Theatre) and Sweeney Todd (ASM, Kingsbury Hall) with the School of Music.

Jayden has also worked as a dresser for Hello Dolly, Something Rotten, and Elf: the Musical at Pioneer Theatre Company (21/22 Season). She would like to thank everyone for supporting her so far throughout this journey in theatre.

AILISH HARRIS (Puppet Designer) is pursuing a double major in stage management and performing arts design.

U Theatre credits include Stage Manager for Naked Mole Rat Gets Dressed: The Rock Experience (Babcock), Scenic Charge Artist for Storm Still (Babcock), Sound Designer for Henry V (U of U Virtual), and ASM for The Odyssey (Babcock Theatre). Previously this season, her puppet designs appeared in U Theatre's production of The Old Man and The Old Moon (Babcock). Ailish would like to thank her family for their continuous support, her boyfriend for his patience and heart, and all of her mentors at the U for their wisdom and generosity.

WHO’S WHO IN THE COMPANY PAIGE LINFORD (2nd Asst. Stage Manager) is a sophomore in the Stage Management Program at the University of Utah. This is her second time working on a stage management team; the first was for U Theatre’s production of The Book Club Play (Babcock). Paige is enthusiastic about what the future brings within the University of Utah’s Theatre department, and she would like to thank her family for their continued support on her journey.

MARCI PIÑA (Asst. Production Manager) is a senior in the Stage Management Program.

Marci has previously worked as the Stage Manager for Ícaro Compañía Teatral, a professional theatre company in Mexico City; on Urinetown (Teatro Milán); The Pillowman (Foro Lucerna); and A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Foro Lucerna). She was recently the Stage Manager for The Emily Dickinson Musical (Studio 115, Open Door) at the University of Utah.

JANELL ROGERS (Production Assistant) is a sophomore at the University of Utah working on her BA in Theatre Studies. She has directed region/state theatre pieces for high school drama competitions, Gay Girls with Umbrella Theatre Company in The New Works Mentorship Project, and Near Mint—a new production from the Department of Theatre’s New Play Workshop. This is her first production as a part of the stage management team, and she is excited about this show. She would like to thank her family, su familia, for giving her support and love.

ARIKA SCHOCKMEL (Prop Designer) has worked extensively in props and costume crafts for theatre, television, and film. She is the Properties Manager for the Department of Theatre and works as a prop and costume designer for Plan-B Theatre. Regional credits include productions at The Egyptian

Theatre, UFOCMT, Grand Teton, Dark Horse, SLAC, Utah Contemporary, and Lyric Rep. USU alumnus. Member of S.P.A.M., the Society of Prop Artisan Managers. Past and future projects include stage management, music, event hosting/emceeing, creating props for film and television, and the occasional acting gig.

JASON SNOW (Media Designer) is currently pursuing a double major in Theatre (Performing Arts Design) and Film and Media Arts (Film Production). Previously, Jason worked as Media Programmer for Henry V (U of U Virtual), Lighting Designer/ Camera Designer/Streaming Video Editor for Tartuffe (Studio 115, U of U Virtual), and Lighting Designer for It Doesn’t Rain Enough (Open Door Productions).

MATTHEW SORENSEN (Puppetry Mentor) is a puppeteer, theater artist, filmmaker, educator, and museum exhibition designer based in Connecticut and New York. Matt is currently serving as Interim Co-Director of the Ballard Institute and Museum of Puppetry at the University of Connecticut.

He is also an adjunct faculty member for the Dramatic Arts program at UConn and the Performing Arts Design Program at the University of Utah. Matt is delighted to return to SLC after having worked as the Puppet Designer/Fabricator on the U's 2019 production of She Kills Monsters (Kingsbury Hall). While finishing his studies for his MFA in Puppet Arts from UConn, Matt formed Puppet Bucket Productions and has designed and built puppets for theater and film around the world. Matt would like to thank Jamie, Brenda, and his student mentees for bringing him back to the U. ELIZABETH WEBB (Costume Designer) is a junior in the PADP (Costume Design Emphasis). Previously, Elizabeth designed the costumes for The Book Club Play

WHO’S WHO IN THE COMPANY (Babcock), and she currently works as a Production Assistant for the Properties department. Other credits include Crafts Artisan for The Utah Shakespeare Festival (2022 Season) and Puppet Fabricator for the Tuacahn Amphitheater production of Wonderland. Elizabeth would like to thank her parents, mentors, and professors for their confidence, support, and endless assistance as she pursues her dreams.

Elizabeth is a proud recipient of the Utah Flagship Scholarship and the Lee and Audrey Hollaar Scholarship.

PENELOPE CAYWOOD (Director) is delighted to be directing again for U Theatre after last season’s production of The Book Club Play (Babcock). Upcoming projects include A Year With Frog and Toad and the Utah premiere of Yoga Play at Salt Lake Acting Company, as well as Seussical for Youth Theatre at the U. Past directing projects at SLAC include Elephant and Piggie: We are in a Play, Pete the Cat, Pinkalicious, The True Story of the Three Little Pigs, Diary of a Worm, a Spider, and a Fly, Art Dog, The Cat in the Hat, Click Clack Moo: Cows That Type, How I Became a Pirate, and If You Give a Mouse a Cookie.

Penelope is an adjunct assistant professor for Theatre Teaching and the Artistic Director for Youth Theatre at the U. Youth

Theatre provides in- and out-of-school programs for youth aged 5 to 18, as well as multiple residencies and professional development workshops for classroom teachers. In collaboration with YTU’s internationally recognized and nationally award-winning high school Conservatory, Penelope devises and creates new work every year. Penelope is a board member for both the Utah Advisory Council of Theatre Teachers and the American Alliance for Theatre and Education.

SYDNEY CHEEK-O’DONNELL (Producer) is the chair of the Department of Theatre and associate dean for research in the College of Fine Arts. In the Department of Theatre, Dr. Cheek-O’Donnell has taught History of Theatre, New Plays Workshop, Dramaturgy, and a variety of dramatic literature courses; she was also the head of Theatre Studies from 2005 to 2016.

Recent projects include the creation of a video series intended to support families of children with Down Syndrome, as well as writing the handbook Arts for Health: Theatre (Emerald Publishing). Dr. CheekO’Donnell earned a PhD in Theatre History and Dramatic Criticism from the University of Washington’s School of Drama, and received her undergraduate degree from Carleton College in Minnesota.

There will be a talkback with members of the cast and creative team immediately following the performance on Friday, November 4

PRODUCTION STAFF & ADVISORS Technical Director....................................................................................................................Kyle Becker Assistant Technical Director...................................................................................... Halee Rasmussen 1st Asst. Stage Manager.................................................................................................. Spencer Barber 2nd Asst. Stage Manager................................................................................................... Paige Linford Sound Designer......................................................................................................................James Trease Costume Shop Manager................................................................................................. Wendy Massine Production Manager........................................................................................................ Amber Bielinski Asst. Production Manager....................................................................................................... Marci Piña Production Assistant.............................................................................................................Janell Rogers Puppetry Mentor.........................................................................................................Matthew Sorensen Dramaturgy Mentor.............................................................................................................. Mark Fossen Scene Shop Supervisor.................................................................................................. Heather Poulsen Stage Management Area Head and Faculty Advisor............................................. Amber Bielinski Faculty Advisor for Lighting and Media Design...................................................Michael J. Horejsi Faculty Advisor for Sound Design..............................................................................Jennifer Jackson Faculty Advisor for Properties Design......................................................................Arika Schockmel PADP Area Head and Faculty Advisor (Costume Design)........................... Brenda Van der Wiel Faculty Advisor for Scenic Design................................................................................. Gage Williams Faculty Advisor for Hair and Makeup Design....................................................Samantha Wootten

CREW Front of House Assistant.................................................................................................... Josh Wheeler Assistant House Manager........................................................................................Hannah Staudinger Light Board Operator..................................................................................................... Sandy Detweiler Lighting Assist/Swing............................................................................................................ Lauren Carn Media/Projections....................................................................................................................Tate Foshay Sound Board Operator.....................................................................................................Hanna Richards Sound Assist/Swing........................................................................................................... Jake Englestad Props/Deck................. Anna Blaes, Alison Hagen, Adam Jaskuloski, Katie Lobrot, Lizzie Silver Hair & Makeup.......................................................................................... Lynn Brisco, Theresa Fassler Wardrobe.......................................Zia Campagna, Cade Freiermuth, Noelle White, Adrian Young

DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE FACULTY & STAFF Department Chair Sydney Cheek-O’Donnell Chair, Associate Professor, Associate Dean for Research Faculty Jamie Rocha Allan Adjunct Assistant Professor Margo Andrews Associate Professor Lecturer Karen Azenberg Adjunct Instructor Kyle Becker Professor Clinical Jacque Bell Adjunct Associate Professor Amber Bielinski Associate Professor Clinical, Head of Stage Management Nathan Brian Adjunct Instructor Ty Burrell Adjunct Assistant Professor Lynn Deboeck Adjunct Associate Professor Nicholas Dunn Adjunct Assistant Professor Christopher DuVal Professor David Eggers Assistant Professor Jane England Adjunct Assistant Professor Jennifer Erickson Adjunct Assistant Professor Stephen Faulk Adjunct Instructor Mark Fossen Adjunct Assistant Professor Jerry Gardner Associate Professor Ellie Hanagarne Adjunct Assistant Professor Hugh Hanson Associate Professor Lecturer Alexandra Harbold Assistant Professor Greg Hatch Adjunct Associate Professor, Theatre Librarian Michael J. Horejsi Associate Professor Clinical, Director of Lighting/Media Design Jennifer Jackson Associate Professor Clinical, Director of Sound Design Stacey Jenson Adjunct Assistant Professor Kimberly Jew Associate Professor, Head of Theatre Teaching Xan Johnson Professor Carolyn Leone Adjunct Instructor Brian Manternach Associate Professor Clinical

Penelope Marantz-Caywood Adjunct Assistant Professor, Artistic Director: Youth Theatre Kelby McIntyre-Martinez Adjunct Associate Professor, Assistant Dean for Arts Education and Community Engagement Christine Moore Adjunct Assistant Professor Robert Nelson Professor Emeritus Jamie Baer Peterson Adjunct Assistant Professor Megan Richards Adjunct Assistant Professor Jonas Sappington Adjunct Instructor Richard Scharine Professor Emeritus David Schmidt Associate Professor Clinical, Head of Musical Theatre Eric Sciotto Visiting Assistant Professor Sarah Shippobotham Professor Tim Slover Professor, Head of Theatre Studies Barbara Smith Associate Professor Lecturer Lindsey Smith Associate Instructor Robert Scott Smith Assistant Professor, Head of Actor Training, Associate Chair Brenda Van der Wiel Associate Professor, Head of Performing Arts Design Matthew Whittaker Adjunct Assistant Professor Gage Williams Professor Marilee Wilson Adjunct Assistant Professor Staff Jessica Dudley-Rodriguez Program Manager Colleen Hirst Accountant Aaron Hoenig Sound/Lighting Lead Technician Alex Marshall Music Director Heather Poulsen Scene Shop Supervisor Halee Rasmussen Assistant Technical Director Arika Schockmel Properties Manager Wendy Schow-Massine Costume Shop Manager Aaron Swenson Marketing and Communications Coordinator

OUR DONORS The Department of Theatre acknowledges and thanks the following donors for their generous support during the fiscal year July 1, 2021 – June 30, 2022.

INVESTORS

BENEFACTORS

PATRONS

Arizona Community Foundation Barbara Bannon* D Squared Foundation Susan Stoddard Heiner and Blake T. Heiner Elizabeth Hunter James Macken Rowena Merrill Dr. Karen Miller and John Ballard Princeton Area Community Foundation Salty Pictures

Kenneth and Kristina Burton Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Rod and Janice Klassovity Andy and Zelie Pforzheimer Sarah Shippobotham

Ashby Decker and Anne Cullimore Decker Michele Dornan Jennifer and Stephen Jackson Alexis Lilley Dylan McCullough Mightycause Charitable Foundation Michael and Marianne Seare Robert Scott Smith Stephen and Elizabeth Warner

$2,500 and up

$1,000-$2,499

$500-$999

SCHOLARSHIPS The Department of Theatre is grateful to our donors for making the following scholarships available to our students: Equity in Theatre Arts Robert Hyde Wilson Scholarship Etta Keith Eskridge Scholarship Victor Jory Scholarship Utahna Meilstrup Theatrical Scholarship Keith M. and Amy L. Engar Scholarship Frank M. Whiting Scholarship Ralph E. and Winnifred S. Margetts Scholarship Marian D. Harrison Scholarship Lee & Audrey Hollaar Technical Scholarship The Barbara M. Bannon Endowed Fund

SPONSORED IN PART BY FINE ARTS FEES

The Richard T. and Lonna Brown Scholarship Sandi Behnken Scholarship The Christine Macken Memorial Scholarship The John Ballard and Karen Miller Scholarship Libby S. Hunter ATP Scholarship Promising Playwright Award Scholarship Meggie DeSpain Memorial Scholarship Lady Bracknell Scholarship Zellie Pforzheimer Scholarship David E. Jones Memorial Scholarship

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FRIENDS $200-$499

Joe Bouley and Sara Bouley, JD Nicholas Cheek-O'Donnell and Sydney Cheek-O'Donnell, PhD Michael Evans

Rodney and Mary Handy, PhD Hugh Hanson Matthew Hobson-Rohrer and Wendy Hobson-Rohrer, MD Jacquie Wehby

FANS

up to $199 Sara Adams Ed and Janice Andersen David Baida Stephanie Ballantyne Marcy Beatty Todd Bulloch John Caywood and Penelope Marantz Caywood Laurisa Cope Linda Corley Jenny Costello Maria Delongy Kimberly Deneris Tanja Easson Darci Engen Christian Erben Tracy Evans Karen Ferguson Mark and Abby Green Christopher Gurr Barbara Hayman Richard and Ashley Hayman Patrick Holmes Jeffrey and Renae Hoskins Jack Hoskins Xan Johnson, PhD TK and Wendy Kelly Sheila Kelly Justin and Bridget Lee Michael Lisonbee and Helen Nichols Glen and Judy Loveland Alacia Loveland David Magidson, PhD* Mara Magistad Rachel Malaga Tyler Maring Kimberly Marsden Christopher S. and Amy Mautz Sydney May

Maynard and Ann McLaughlin Tevan McPeak Shawna Melton Marthe Coker Merrill Darwin Millet III Russ Montague and Jeanine Davis Wendy Morris Laura Mosley Craig Nelson and Stephen Greene Kenneth* and Wilma Odell Timothy and Holly Parrish Tom Pepper and Patricia Comitini Bill and Gayle Pepper Brianne Reed Natalie Regan Robert and Suzanne Rieter Mike and Brenda Schultz Patricia Schultz Camille Sheridan Robert and Suzanne Smart Ryan Southwick Lesli Spencer Sydney Stephan Jan Sweeney Breean Taylor Abirami Tharmarajah Sivakumaran and Rajani Tharmarajah Brittany Timpson Sue Tredennick Julianne Turner Josephine Vandenburg Nicole Vernon David Senior Visbal Katya Wagstaff Rollie Wagstaff Chris and Grace Winston James Wong Christopher Zawislak

An asterisk (*) denotes a donor who is deceased.

Our intent is to recognize and thank all of our donors for their support.

If, however, there is an error, please notify the Department of Theatre at 801-581-6448.

For more information on supporting the Department of Theatre, please call 801-581-5773.