Beauty and the Beast stagebill

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BEAUTY AND THE BEASTARDEN CHILDREN’S THEATRE PRESENTS

November 26, 2014 - February 1, 2015F. Otto Haas Stage

Special thanks to the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust for supporting Arden Theatre Company.Applause, please, for our Media Partner:

Arden Theatre Company receives state arts funding support through a grant from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency funded by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.

Produced by special arrangement with Plays For Young AudiencesA Partnership of Seattle Children’s Theatre and Children’s Theatre Company-Minneapolis

BEAUTY AND THE BEASTARDEN CHILDREN’S THEATRE PRESENTS

By CHARLES WAY

+ Member of United Scenic Artists Local USA 829

Scenic Designer

DAVID P. GORDON+

Lighting Designer

BRIAN SIDNEY BEMBRIDGE+

Costume Designer

RICHARD ST. CLAIR+

Sound Designer

ROB KAPLOWITZ

Designer of Shadows and Shadow Objects

SEBASTIENNE MUNDHEIM/WHITE BOX THEATRE

Assistant Director

SAM TOWER

Directed by WHIT MACLAUGHLIN

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* Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage

Managers in the U.S.

Stage Manager

ALEC E. FERRELL*

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On behalf of PECO and our Arden Theatre Company board member John McCawley, I am proud to continue our support for the Arden and their holiday production of Beauty and the Beast.

PECO is one of the region’s most active corporate citizens. We put our energy into providing leadership, volunteer, financial and in-kind support for numerous community programs and organizations. We are also one of the largest regional employers with about 2,400 dedicated employees who spend more than 11,000 hours a year volunteering at local organizations and non-profits.

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And we have demonstrated this commitment for more than 100 years. I look forward to continuing that support to ensure the Greater Philadelphia region remains competitive as a business, community and cultural center.

Enjoy the show and Happy Holidays!

Sincerely,

Craig L. AdamsPresident and CEO, PECO

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Sprout is proud to be the lead sponsor of Arden Children’s Theatre. We know art and culture play a pivotal role in a child’s life. At Sprout, we are dedicated to creating opportunities for families with young children to share and learn together through real life moments and trusted, gold-standard programming. We support the Arden’s quest to celebrate children, foster connections between theater and reading, and promote literacy and creativity to these young audiences.

Congratulations to everyone who worked together to bring this production to the Arden for thousands of Philadelphia families. Enjoy the show!

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Ahoy, mateys! Help Daniel Knightly find the Pirate Captain’s treasure so he can bring it back to Cassandra in London. There are 3 paths to start for the Pirate Captain’s treasure chest, but only 1 path will take you there. The other 2 will lead you right into the clutches of the evil Pirate Captain.

WELCOMEfrom the Producing Artistic Director

The original author of Beauty and the Beast was a French writer, Madame de Villeneuve. It was published in 1740 (in French of course) and was 362 pages long. A few years later, another French writer, Madame de Beaumont, wrote a new version of the story for kids. It was also written in French, but was soon translated into many other languages and became famous throughout the world. And since then, this story has been told and retold for each and every generation — including yours. The tale of Beauty and the Beast has inspired operas, books, two

television series, many different movies, and, of course, the beloved Disney film featuring a singing candelabra and all those amazing songs. There have been ballet versions of Beauty and the Beast. Hip Hop versions. Comic books. Graphic novels. As they famously sing in the Disney musical, this story is a “tale as old as time,” and it’s also a tale that has proven to be timeless. Our version of Beauty and the Beast is written by Charles Way, a British playwright who also wrote our play versions of Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty and The Borrowers. As you will see, he set his play in England, and was inspired, in part, by the stories of another great woman writer, Jane Austen. You should read her stories when you get older. Think about how many kids have heard the story of Beauty and the Beast since Madame de Villeneuve first wrote it down 275 years ago. Why do you think this story has been told so many times? If you made your own version of this story, how would you tell it? Welcome to our Beauty and the Beast. We hope you enjoy it.

P.S. The movie Into the Woods also tells new stories of famous fairy tale characters such as Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood and Jack (of the beanstalk fame). It’s rated PG, so you might have to wait a few years to see it, but it’s one of the best musicals ever written about fairy tales. It’s also being done onstage in Norristown by Theatre Horizon in February (theatrehorizon.org/shows/intothewoods). Check it out!

Terrence J. Nolen

Cast of Characters

In alphabetical order

Cassandra ........................................................................................ Lauren Hooper*

The Housekeeper ............................................................................E. Ashley Izard*

Belle ........................................................................................................Emilie Krause

Daniel Knightly ................................................................................. Kevin Meehan*

The Beast ....................................................................................... Matteo Scammell

George Godwin .................................................................Brian Anthony Wilson*

TIME:Circa 1790

PLACE:London and the West Country

UNDERSTUDIES: Carlo Campbell (George Godwin), Emily Fernandez (The Housekeeper), TJ Harris (Daniel Knightly/Jan), Donna Recole (Cassandra), Nick Schwasman (The Beast),

Mary Beth Shrader (Belle)

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Ralph Waldo Emerson said: Always do what you are afraid to do.

Rosa Parks said: I have learned over the years that when one’s mind is made up, this diminishes fear; knowing what must be done does away with fear.

I find it comforting to hear people talk about fear. Fear is a part of my life. Everyday. And I’m getting up there – in age that is. I thought growing up meant that I could tell fear to go away and leave me alone.

And it would listen.

Nope.

Fear is still hanging around. Fear of doing a bad job. Fear of disapproval. Fear of having no friends. Fear of being ignored. Fear of making mistakes.

I feel better about my fears when I’m surrounded by quotes. Here’s another one.

Mark Twain said: Courage is resistance to fear, mastery of fear, not absence of fear.

Like I was saying, fears were very real when I was a kid. They’re still very real now.

Growing up meant, for me, having something important enough to do that fear didn’t matter as much. Under the right circumstances, fear sat down and…I don’t know…played a video game or something.

What’s your fear doing right now? Listening in on this conversation, probably.

Benjamin Franklin said: Do not fear mistakes. You will know failure. Continue to reach out.

Anyway, Belle, our Beauty, has fears. Her sister accuses her of being afraid of everything, which really is true at the beginning of our story. But once she finds something important to do…like save her father’s life...like go off and meet the Beast…she’s better able to deal with her fear. Her world opens up.

Plato said: Courage is knowing what not to fear.

The message (and I’m not spoiling anything here by saying it): Don’t be afraid of fear. Find something important to do and set off to do it. Your fears will still be there to chatter at you when you get back.

Whit MacLaughlin

DIRECTOR’S Notes

Who’s WhoLAUREN HOOPER (Cassandra) Arden debut. Regional: Charlotte in Fight Like a Girl; She in Sankofa (Suzan-Lori Parks’ Playwright Lab at NYU); Mira in A Night at the Alhambra Café (Off Broadway); Michelle in Dreamgirls (The Gateway, Performing Arts Center of Suffolk County); Sarah in Ragtime (Heritage Theatre Festival). Film/Television: Lisa Boyd in For Colored Boys (Executive Producer Marc Lamont Hill), Rachel Anderson in King of Paper Chasin’, Gina Banks in Lenox Avenue. Training: BFA in Musical Theatre from University of Michigan. Lauren would like to thank her mom, dad, family, and friends for supporting her! Special thanks to her amazing husband, Daren. For more information check out www.laurenhooper.com.

E. ASHLEY IZARD (The Housekeeper) Arden: All My Sons. Regional: The Glass Menagerie (Common-wealth Classic Theatre Company); True West (Theatre Exile); Hamlet, She Stoops to Conquer, Arms and the Man, The Misanthrope (Quintessence Theatre Group). Training: Temple University (MFA). Ashley is a Barrymore Award recipient for Supporting Actor, Lantern Theater Company: Beyond Therapy. Many thanks to all the teachers, staff, and administrators who work with and teach “our” children. Upcoming: Macbeth here at the Arden.

EMILIE KRAUSE (Belle) Arden: Sideways Stories from Wayside School, Charlotte’s Web. Regional: The Adults, 27, PROM (New Paradise Laboratories); Circle Mirror Transformation (Theatre Horizon); Two Gentlemen of Verona (Delaware Shakespeare Festival); My Romantic History (Inis Nua Theatre Company); The Liar (Lantern Theater Company); A Wrinkle in Time, Dividing the Estate, Legacy of Light (People’s Light); Knives in Hens (Theatre Exile); Our Class (The Wilma Theater); Evie’s Waltz (Simpa-tico Theatre Project). Training: Temple University (BA). Emilie would like to thank the creative cast and crew, Whit, Terry, and the whole Arden Family. Upcoming: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf (Theatre Exile).

KEVIN MEEHAN (Daniel Knightly/Jan) Arden debut. Regional: The Adults, PROM, 27 (New Paradise Laboratories); Don Juan Comes Home from Iraq, Assistance, Our Class (The Wilma Theater); We Are Proud to Present (InterAct Theatre Company); Failure: A Love Story (Azuka Theatre); Changes of Heart (Philadelphia Artists’ Collective); Slip/Shot, Nocturne (Flashpoint Theatre Company); Romeo and Juliet (Lantern Theater Company); Dublin by Lamplight (Inis Nua Theatre Company). Training: Adelphi University (BFA). Kevin sends his love to Connor and his brother, and his thanks to Whit, Terry and the whole Arden family. Upcoming: Moon Cave (Azuka Theatre).

MATTEO SCAMMELL (The Beast) Arden: Wolfgang in Cinderella. Regional: Kenny in Detroit (Philadel-phia Theatre Company); Trip in Other Desert Cities (Walnut Street Theatre); 27, PROM, The Adults (New Paradise Laboratories); Male Greek Chorus in How I Learned to Drive (Theatre Horizon); The Queen in The Meep Project (Simpatico Theatre Project); Jakub Katz in Our Class (The Wilma Theater). Training: University of the Arts (BFA). Matteo is a company member of the OBIE Award Winning experimental theatre company, New Paradise Laboratories. He sends love to Mom, Dad, Olivia, and Lee and his greatest thanks to Whit and the Arden Family.

BRIAN ANTHONY WILSON (George Godwin) Arden: Water by the Spoonful, Pinocchio, Charlotte’s Web, Superior Donuts, Romeo and Juliet, The Piano Lesson, Our Town, Fences, Franklin’s Apprentice. Regional: Fences, Seven Guitars (People’s Light); Henry IV (Shakespeare in Clark Park/Team Sunshine Perfor-mance Corporation); Man of La Mancha (Act II Playhouse); The Whipping Man (Dorset Theatre Festival); Assassin (InterAct Theatre Company/Act II Playhouse), This is the Week That Is (1812 Pro-ductions); Othello (The Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre); Jitney (Arizona Theatre Company/Kansas City Repertory Theatre). Film: Assumption of Risk, Crooked and Narrow, Voiceless, Tango Macbeth. Televi-sion: Allegiance, Broad City, Unforgettable, Law & Order: SVU, The Wire, The Sopranos. For Ma, Pa, Missy & Parker. Thanks to Whit and Matt.

CHARLES WAY (Playwright) has written over fifty plays, many of them for young people, and his work has been produced all over the world. Way has won several awards and his play Merlin and the Cave of Dreams for Imagination Stage in Washington, D.C. was nominated for a Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding New Play of 2004. Way has

written several new plays in the United States, including Pirates at Imagination Stage and an adaptation of The Iron Ring in Minneapolis. Charles has also written several radio plays, and a TV poem for the BBC, No Borders set in Wales, where he lives and has spent most of his creative life. Previous Arden credits include: Cinderella, The Borrowers, and Sleeping Beauty.

WHIT MACLAUGHLIN (Director) is an OBIE and Barrymore Award-winning director of works for the stage. He is the Artistic Director of PAPAYA (PA Performing Arts for Young Audiences) which produces and presents sophisticated per-formance for audiences of all ages. He has distinguished himself in Philadelphia at the helm of many of the Arden Theatre’s works for young audiences, including Charlotte’s Web, Cinderella, A Year with Frog and Toad, and Sideways Stories from Wayside School. His freelance career extends to theatres around the country, including the Tony Award-winning Chil-dren’s Theatre Company of Minneapolis. He continues to serve as Artistic Director of New Paradise Laboratories, where he has created 20 original works since 1996, including this year’s The Adults. He is a recipient of a 2002 Pew Charitable Trust Fellowship in Performance Art. His work has been presented at the Ontological Theatre, the Connelly Theatre, and PS 122 in NYC, at the Walker Art Center, the Warhol Museum, by commission at the Humana Festival of New American Plays, and at the Prague Quadrennial. He is on the Board of the International Performing Arts for Youth (IPAY). His love of work for young audiences has evolved steadily over the past thirteen years as his twin daughters have grown up.

DAVID P. GORDON (Scenic Designer) Arden: Sideways Stories from Wayside School, Cinderella, Charlotte’s Web, If You Give a Mouse a Cookie. Regional: The Wilma Theater, Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia Theatre Company, People’s Light, Hart-ford Stage, The Old Globe, Long Wharf Theatre, Huntington Theatre Company, McCarter Theatre Center, Goodspeed Opera House, Westport Country Playhouse, Williamstown, Chicago Shakespeare Theater, The John F. Kennedy Center. David is a recipient of five Barrymore Awards, the 2003 Elliot Norton Award for Outstanding Scenic Design, IRNE, Car-bonel and CT Critics Award nominations. He is also a Professor of Set Design at the Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University.

RICHARD ST. CLAIR (Costume Designer) Arden: Sideways Stories from Wayside School, A Year with Frog and Toad, Sleeping Beauty, and The Dinosaur Musical. Regional: Vanya and Masha and Sonia and Spike, Venus in Fur, Golden Age (Philadelphia The-atre Company). Richard is currently the Head of Costume Design at Penn State University and a member of The United Scenic Artists Local 829.

BRIAN SIDNEY BEMBRIDGE (Lighting Designer) Arden Theatre Company: The Cat in the Hat, Romeo and Juliet, Go Dog Go, Hardtimes; Off-Broadway: The Public Theater, Second Stage Theatre, Jean Cocteau Repertory Theatre, Kids With Guns, Theatre at St. Clements; International: Theatre Royal Stratford East, Town Hall Theatre Company, Illawarra Performing Arts Centre and Platform Hip Hop Festival; Regional: The Guthrie Theater and Children’s Theatre Company, Steppenwolf Theatre Company; Goodman Theatre, Chicago Shakespeare Theater, TimeLine Theatre Company, Lookingglass Theatre, The Second City, Court Theatre, Writers Theatre, Victory Gardens Theater, Northlight Theatre, Drury Lane Theatre; Film: Marie and Bruce, Holding Out, Stray Dogs, Late For Church, Muppets From Space. Awards: 6 Jeff Awards, 5 after Dark Awards, 3 LA Drama Critic Circle Awards, 3 Garland Awards, LA Weekly Award, Ovation Award. Brian represented the United States at the Prague Quadrennial in 2011 with his design of The Elaborate Entrance Of Chad Deity. briansidneybem-bridge.com.

ROBERT KAPLOWITZ (Sound Designer) Arden: Water by the Spoonful, Stickfly, Blue Door, Superior Donuts, A Raisin n the Sun, The Flea and the Professor. Regional: Since moving to Philadelphia in 2010, Robert has sound designed for Playpenn, The Wilma Theater, Interact Theatre Company, Azuka Theatre, Philadelphia Theatre Company, Elastic Theatre Company, Lucid-ity Suitcase Intercontinental, Lantern Theater Company, Walnut Street Theatre, Flashpoint Theatre Company, Cromie and Tuomanen, and People’s Light. Robert received an OBIE for Sustained Excellence in Sound and a Tony for Fela!. He loves his family more than any work he has ever done.

SEBASTIENNE MUNDHEIM (Designer of Shadows and Shadow Objects) Regional: A Child’s Christmas in Wales (Lantern Theater Company); Arki-hive, Paris Wheels and the Ready Maids, Sea of Birds, Currently Franklin, Potable Joyce (White Box Theatre). Training: University of Pennsylvania (BF/BFA), Harvard University (EdM). Sebastienne is an interdisciplinary sto-ryteller, installation artist, and educator, as well as founder and artistic director of White Box Theatre. Some presenter/commissioners include the Philadelphia Museum of Art, The Kimmel Center, Philadelphia Live Arts, MassMOCA, Vermont Performance Lab, Stonington Opera House, and the Irish Ministry of Arts and Culture. She creates interdisciplinary arts

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programs at the Barnes Foundation and University of Pennsylvania and is Co-Artistic Director of Pennsylvania Performing Arts for Young Audiences (PAPAYA). Barrymore Award winner for outstanding scenic design.

SAM TOWER (Assistant Director) Arden: Three Sisters, Sideways Stories from Wayside School, A Little Night Music, and Cinderella. Regional: Cold Empty Terrible, The Adults, PROM, 27 (New Paradise Laboratories). Training: The University of the Arts (BFA), Headlong Performance Institute. Sam is the Programs Manager for New Paradise Laboratories and consults as a director, producer, and administrator in the Philadelphia area. She sends her gratitude to the Arden, New Paradise Laboratories, and Treehouse.

ALEC E. FERRELL (Stage Manager) Past Arden credits include: Sideways Stories from Wayside School, Cinderella, Robin Hood, Charlotte’s Web, The Flea and the Professor (World Premiere), La Bête, Incorruptible, Three Sisters, Parade, A Raisin in the Sun, Next to Normal, August: Osage County, A Moon for the Misbegotten, Ghost-Writer (World Premiere), Blue Door, Rabbit Hole, My Name is Asher Lev (World Premiere). Other work with Theatre Horizon, Eugene O’Neill Theater Center, PTC@Play, PlayPenn. Proud Member AEA, SMA. Love and thanks to the family.

TERRENCE J. NOLEN (Producing Artistic Director) is co-founder and Producing Artistic Director of Arden Theatre Com-pany. Favorite Arden productions include all-Philadelphia casts of August: Osage County; Death of a Salesman; The Grapes of Wrath and Hedda Gabler and such musicals as Next to Normal; Sweeney Todd; Pacific Overtures; Violet; and Caroline, or Change. Terry directed the inaugural production of Arden Children’s Theatre, Charlotte’s Web. He has directed six world-pre-miere plays by Michael Hollinger, three by Dennis Raymond Smeal, three by Michael Ogborn, two by Rogelio Martinez, and Bruce Graham’s Something Intangible. Terry has been nominated for 24 Barrymore Awards for his directing work at the Arden and received awards for The Baker’s Wife; Sweeney Todd; Opus; Winesburg, Ohio; Assassins; and Something Intan-gible. He directed Michael Hollinger’s Opus at Primary Stages in New York and was nominated for a Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Director. His short film The Personal Touch was nominated for an Emmy Award.

AMY L. MURPHY (Managing Director) A Philadelphia native, Amy co-founded the Arden in 1988 with Terrence J. Nolen and Aaron Posner. She is especially proud of the Arden Professional Apprentice program and its contribution to the Philadelphia cultural community. A graduate of Susquehanna University, Amy received the university’s first-ever Young Alumni Achievement Award. She completed the Executive Program for Nonprofit Leaders-Arts which is a joint program of the Stanford Graduate School of Business Center for Social Innovation and National Arts Strategies. Amy serves on the Board of the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance and Theatre Philadelphia. She has served on panels for the National Endowment for the Arts, the New Jersey State Arts Council, Theatre Communications Group and the Phila-delphia Cultural Fund. She has also served on the Executive Committee of the League of Resident Theatres (LORT) and the Local Advisory Council of the Non Profit Finance Fund. Amy was named a Hepburn Fellow 2008-9 by the Katharine Houghton Hepburn Center at Bryn Mawr College.

ARDEN THEATRE COMPANY Founded in 1988, Arden Theatre Company is dedicated to bringing to life great stories by great storytellers – on the stage, in the classroom, and in the community. We stage five productions each season as part of our mainstage series and two productions through Arden Children’s Theatre, the city’s first resident professional children’s theatre program. We create and produce new work through the Independence Foundation New Play Showcase. The Arden Professional Apprenticeship program trains future theatre leaders, and Arden Drama School classes teach children and teens about the craft of making plays. Our access program, Arden For All, makes our work available to the entire community through subsidized tickets and books for economically disadvantaged young people, and our Arden Arts Education Fund provides scholarships for Arden Drama School classes and camps. In 2013, we opened the Hamilton Family Arts Center. The Arden has received seven Philadelphia Magazine “Best of Philly” Awards, the Arts & Business Council’s Arts Excellence Award, five City Paper “Reader’s Choice” Awards, four Philadelphia Inquirer “Theatre Company of the Year” citations, 62 awards and 300 nominations from Theatre Philadelphia’s Barrymore Awards for Excellence in Theatre, and was named “Best Theatre Company” by Philadelphia Weekly in 2009. Arden Theatre Company, a professional, nonprofit 501(c)(3) theatre company, is a member of the Theatre Communications Group, the League of Resident Theatres, Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance, Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau and Old City Arts Association. The Arden participates in The Barrymore Awards, a program of Theatre Philadelphia.

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Patricia and Dr. David Holtz*Carol KelleyCaroline KemmererKit KineefHolly KinserJosephine KleinEve and Kenneth KlothenSharon and Joel KoppelmanBeth and Bill LandmanPeter and Emilie Lapham Winnie and Eric LienRichard Maimon and Susan SegalTina MancoGloria and Dan MarianoJean MarkovitzJackie and David MassariLee Marks and Lisl ZachBarbara and Don MathesonJohn and Amy McCawley*Andrea Mengel and George A. RitterSeymour MillsteinA.C. MissiasJerome Napson, in honor of Annie RichardsonTerrence J. Nolen and Amy L. MurphyMichael Norris and Matt VarratoDorothy R. Novick and Peter N. KenneyThomas Petro and Kristine MessnerDr. and Mrs. Joel PorterLaura and Douglas PrattKaren and David PresselAnn and Frank Reed, through the Malfer FoundationMary-Ann and Kurt ReissCintra and Franklyn RodgersSidney Rosenblatt Phyllis and Martin RosenthalMike Salmanson, Tobi Zemsky and familyKathleen SernakSusan and Steven M. ShubertLaura and Ron Siena, in honor of Nancy and Bob ElfantHether, Don and Sarah SmithRichard and Amanda Smoot Anne SpeyerMarilyn and Dean R. StaatsKathleen A. StephensonWilliam K. Stewart FoundationAdelaide Sugarman and Marshall GreenbergHarvey B. SwedloffRuss Troyer and Anne CookSally Walker and Tom GilmoreRichard E. Woosnam and Diane Dalto WoosnamHope Yursa

The special generosity of our members enables the Arden to tell great stories by having the resources to achieve the highest level of artistic quality. To join or for more information, please contact Genvieve Goldstein, Manager of Individual Giving at 215.922.8900 x49 or [email protected].

**denotes deceased supporters* denotes gifts made through the United Way +denotes gifts of services or goods^în support of Arden for All încludes a matching gift

The Sylvan Society recognizes individuals who support the Arden’s work by making annual gifts of $1,000 or more.

The Legacy SocietyArden Theatre Company would like to recognize the following supporters who have included the Arden in their wills or estate plans. Their planned gift provides support which will help sustain the Arden’s work for decades to come.

Anonymous Peter Gistelinck and Kim BloomPeggy Anderson Grace Gonglewski and Eric Schoefer Stanley D. Baurys* James and Suzanne Hill Jane Berryman Mary Ellen Krober Louis Bluver William A. Loeb Mary P. Burr Donald J. Martin and Richard Repetto Pearl Carpel Madeline Portnoy Larry S. Friedman and Dean H. Rishel Dr. Harry Rosenthal Ellis K. Ginsberg* Marilyn and Dean R. Staats We hope you will consider including the Arden in your will or estate plans. To be recognized as a member of the Legacy Society or with questions regarding planned giving, please contact Genvieve Goldstein, Manager of Individual Giving at 215-922-8900 ext. 49.

*denotes deceased supporter

$500-$999Temmy ActonJudy Auritt KleinBill Beckett and Jo WhiteSheila BellWarren CrownWilliam Edwards*Carolyn N. and Joseph M. Evans, Jr.Carole M. Foley*Paula Fuchsberg^Charles GearGary GoldsteinGlenna HulsJacqueline JeffersonBarbara and Jerry KaplanScott and Margie KasnerBarbara and Leonard KlinghofferEdward L. Lee, Jr.David LermanPat and Jim LobbFrank and Sally MalloryDonald J. Martin and Richard RepettoCeth and Sam PlumPaul Rabe and Cheryl GunterMarilyn Sanborne and Richard J. Labowskie*Harold and Sharon SchwalmÊllen Schwartz and Jeremy SiegelKaren and Robert SharrarGayle SmithJames L. SmithStanton and SaraKay SmullensBarbara and Mike SorokerHarold and Emily StarrPaul L. StoneEric Tamulonis and Deirdre GibsonDorothy Tomassini and Barry BrennerDr. and Mrs. Stephen G. VassoNina Robinson VitowThomas and Patricia West Vernon

Matthew A. White*Mrs. Thomas A. WilliamsNancy Wingo, in honor of Peter and Alta HamiltonTom and Jackie Zemaitis

$250-$499AnonymousCarol and Bennett AaronHoward AaronsonJames Akerberg and Larry SimmonsDirk and Charlotte AveLynda and Murray BattlemanStanley Baurys Estate GiftRon and Joyce BayerSusan Becker and Aaron RubinRichard and Joan BehrJacob Belkin Nancy and David Bergman, in memory of Joan ZeidnerPeter and Lynne BermanAlden and Linda BlythJanice and Roger BoeMarlin G. Brown*Chip CapelliPearl M. CarpelCaroline CastagnoSara and Michael ChernoffNelly and Scott ChildressPaul Coff and Susan OdesseyElliot and Carole ColeRay Costello*James Crawford and Judith DeanMary Ann Dailey and Jacob DaileyMelanie DavisThomas and Eileen DavisRaymond and Michele DeckerBeverly DotterKathy and Jerry DrewHarold T. and Kathy W. Epps

Leonard and Helen EvelevAnne EwersPaul and Judith FarberMr. and Mrs. Farenback-BratemanAnne FasslerSamuel and Helene FeinbergSuzanne FeldLarry S. Friedman and Dean H. RishelDan GannonMark Garvin, in memory of Bob GallagherBob and Jan GorenWilliam L. and Virginia A. GormleyBonnie Graham**Susan Greene and Kathleen SheridanMary C. HarbisonMrs. Robert P. HauptfuhrerJames Feeney and Cynthia HeiningerRon HermanHeidi HertfelderÂram and Jackie JerrehianDavid and Beth Medoway KaganMarge and Philip KalodnerPhyllis KauffmanSusan Kellogg and Dick HoffmanSteven and Patricia King*Alan and Elaine KlawansChristina and Harold KleinGeorge Koch and Santo DiDonatoBernadette Koller^Marilyn Kraut, in honor of Ronnie KleppertMary Ellen KroberJoan and Marc S. LapayowkerRichard Leff** and Lorraine LeffDavid and Deborah LesherWarren and Arline LiebermanDr. Edward Lundy and Debora ReiffLewis R. and Sue Ann MarburgMary Louise and Gerald Martin

Thank You to our Supporters

Linda McAleer and Maitlon RussellGeorge and Judy McCarthyGloria McNuttCheryl MeyerMadeline MillerDouglas and Fredaricka MoffittStephen and Janet MullinPaul Nutaitis and Robert ClarkLaura Offutt and Steve FukuchiBrenda J. OliphantMr. and Mrs. Gerald O’Neill^Barbara and Don ParmanJennifer PeckMary and F. Laurence PethickSandy and Sid PortnoyMary Jo ReillyAlice Reyes and David GlanceyJoy RickabaughGraham and Betsy Robb, in honor of Lee van de VeldeMark and Sharon RobbFaye and Daniel RossKim and Ross SchmuckiWarren and Carole Lee SchwomeyerÂntoinette Farrar SeymourJoseph and Louise Shaffer^Marie and James P. ShewWilliam Sigmund and Vito IzzoHester SonderBarbara and Steven SpeeceArthur P. StaddonRoy and Corinne StahlRita StevensRobert Stewart and Barbara Barnett- StewartLinda and Keith ThomsonHelene and William VanhoevenHella and Lew VolgenauMichael Walraven and Mary Lou StarlingFred and Arleen WeinsteinM. Jane WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Harry W. Woodcock

$125-$249AnonymousJanet and Roger AlwangDr. and Mrs. Anthony J. AndrewsJennifer and Stephen ArmsRita AxelrodThe Rev. Judith T. BeckLisa and Joseph BeckerJacob BelkinJay and Nancy BerkowitzDoris and Aaron BitmanThomas H. BlackburnDr. and Mrs. Benjamin BlankAllen BonnerViola BosticMarcia BowerMary Pat and Thomas BoyleMichael P. BoyleBonnie-Ann Brill Keagy, in honor of Donald J. Martin and Richard

RepettoEdward M. Broderick* Ann and David BrownleeDr. Bernard A. and Pamela B. BrownsteinCarol BuettgerJoseph T. Casey^Mary ChomitzEllen Deacon and Ernest CuffStuart DonaldsonEllen and Max DooneiefRay and Ellen DoyleMarcia EisenbergBrynn EvansWilliam and Anne EwingMark and Rene FeitelsonRuth and Andre FerberBill Fisher*Lana and Ralph FishkinDr. John and Elaine FrankMr. and Mrs. Kenneth FrankFran Freedman and Jon BlumÊllen and David FreemanGreg GephartStan GibellMr. and Mrs. Richard and Rita GoldbergKathleen and Paul GoldenbergGrace Gonglewski and Eric SchoeferRose HaganMary and William HangleyLinda Hartnett and Richard WillisSue and Doug HeckrotteVirginia HeddenBetsy and Ted HershbergRichard and Barbara HirshMichael J. Hozik and Margaret L. ReaKerry HuntsmanCharles JohnsonSarah C. JordanNancy Kane, in honor of Steven M. MillerIra and Linda KatzRobert and Ellen KavashMargaret KellerJim Klein and Adeline R. SchultzSteven KnepperThomas KohnWalter Kraft and Deborah HungMarilyn KutlerBob and Mary LawlerRichard LeeRichard Leff** and Lorraine LeffRobert and Joyce LeonettiAlan and Susan LevinBob and Lynn LevittNatalie LevkovichCraig and Stephanie LewisDavid and Kim LipetzRobert and Laurel LipshutzPerry Watts and Samuel LitwinLeroy and Ruth LoewensternMrs. Grace Madeira

Dr. Keith L. Magee, in honor of Richard Maimon and Susan SegalLynn and Joe MankoGlenda MarshallMary Ellen MarzulloJohn McCormick and Ken Schmitt^Kathy McMasterCheryl MeyerMarianne T. MillerPaul and Lee S. MillerMartin and Sandra MillerEllen MonseesClaire MoyerTheodore and Theresa Munz Jr.Kenneth and Susan MyersBonnie and Eliot NiermanEtta and Chuck NissmanMarcia PaullinJohn and Judith PeakesBob and Leila PeckJane G. PepperJulie PersilyMartha Platt and Marlis KraftLisa TruckessValerie Brand Pipano and Tal PipanoIlene PosesNancy PostJanet PothSherri and Abe ReichAlan Reinach and Dana PerlmanCharlotte RoedeJane A. Rose, CPA/PFS, CFPAlan Rothenberg and Enid KrasnerBernice and Jerry RubensteinAdelle RubinJoan and Bill SaidelGerald Satlow and Beth ZatuchniEric SbarLucille SchlackRobert and Karen SerenbetzKathleen and Richard SextonKaren Schermerhorn and Evan SeymourJoseph and Louise Shaffer^Polly ShafferA. Paul ShallersElaine L. ShermanJohn and Maryann ShiversJanice and Thomas ShowlerJeffrey and Laurel SilberBob and Harriet SingerDianne and Barry Sloane , Esq.Larry Smoose and Linda LeeSusan CookJohn and Susan StedmanRuth P. and Norman StuessyCarol and Ronald StumpLorraine TojiHarold and Judith TorranceJohn UrofskyEmily and Charles WagnerDebbie and Tom WalkerTom and Beth WarmsThomas Watkins


*denotes deceased supporter

Donna and Andrew WechslerDr. and Mrs. Caroll WeinbergVivian WeinblattDr. Harold M. WeinerLeslie and Ellen WelsonAnn WilkersonTheresa WilliamsBertram and Lorle WolfsonBarbara C. WrightCarol and Jeff Yetter

$75-$124AnonymousBarbara AbrahamsEmily AikenNan AldersonJanet AndereckDavid ArdreyKristin BairDr. Donald Bakove and Margaret G. McLaughlinMay and Ethan BallP.E. BarrowayCarolyn and George BassettBonnie BellBarry and Marilyn BevacquaJocelyn BlockMyron and Sharon BlumbergMaxine Blum and Samuel BobrowCarrie and John Boxer*Hazel BowersFrank BoyerJ. Joseph and Mary Lou BreidenstineJeanne and Arnold BrenmanCharles BrennanMr. and Mrs. Lawrence BrownLisa and Kenneth Brownstein, in honor of Ellen FosterMichael P. BuckleyCarole BurnsRobert J. ButeraFrancis and Mary CalterJessica CalterAnthony CampBarbara CarmineAndrew and Cara CaseNikki and Jack CavanaughAlice A. ChittendenMonica ChoiSandra and Saul ClairAnnemarie Clarke and David BuchRick Greenstein and Claudia TesoroSharyn F. ClausonRobert Bauer and Sandy Clay BauerJennifer and Daniel CoffeyRabbi and Mrs. Henry CohenHelene and Steve CohenHoward CohenKelly McBrideRick and Carol CollierJanet and Richard ConnJanet CookJohn CookeMs. Elizabeth P. Cornman

Sandra and James CorryCarol CorsonCharles J. CoyleBillie CoyneKaren CuzzolinoJoseph and Helen D’AngeloWilliam A. DavisLaura DavisAngelina and Michael DeAngelisMatthew DeckerNancy DeLuciaRita and Grace DenboStephanie and Seamus DevineyCarole and Marc DichterEllen and Gerald DipintoRuby and Angela DowdDonald and Geraldine DuclowDavid DurhamPatricia EamesLeah Chaplin and Eileen GildeaDavid EleshJennifer Ellis, in honor of Donald J. Martin and Richard RepettoLinda V. EllsworthDebbie and Jerry EpsteinWendy Epstein and James SteikerFred and Cindy FarlinoDena FeinbergAnnette and Nathan FieldRuth FischerArthur FischmanDeborah and Martin FishbeinJoan and Aron FisherCarol FixmanCarole M. Foley*Ms. Judy FrankMichelle FreemanEileen and William GemmellJean GessalPeggy GloverMs. Joan GmitterDr. and Mrs. William GoldfarbBrian GoldsmithDavid and Lisa GoodmanCarrie GornDiane GraboyesPaul GreenRobin GreeneGladys GreenfieldAdele and Bertram GreenspunRichard GreensteinPriscilla GrosickMarsha Gross and Paul SiegelDr. and Mrs. Paul GuttermanBernadette and Edwin HaighJudge Marvin R. and Mrs. Marcia O. HalbertGail HauptfuhrerDouglas and Harriet HeathAngela and Michael HennesseyColin Hennessy and Dr. Jeremy CohenHerbert and Gayl HenzeSusan W. HerronTom and Wendy Hibberd

Terry HirshornKaren and Mark HiteMorton and Lois HoffmanDonna and Bill HowerErin HughesThomas K. HursterPeter and Barbara HutcheonCharles JohnsonDr. Deborah Kahn and Mark FischerJeffrey KahnGail KassEllen KayeJodi KeferMarjorie Epps KennedyRobin Kerner and Eric WestonBrian and Caren KirschnerAndrew Kite and Karl MartinGregory KleiberKen, Eva and Aaron KleinDavid KleinMaris and Harold KobbEllen KopelandIna Li and Michael KostalMelvin KreinerBarry and Janet KushnerDavid LadovLinda L. LenardDr. Michael and Mrs. Phyllis LevySusan and Phil LipkinKaren LiskerS. Gerald and Arlene LitvinDaniel and Linda LitwinDonald and Nancy MaclayCirel and Howard MagenAndrew MaksymowychMary and Jack MarkovMary MartelloIrwin Matusow and Barbara RudnickDr. Rosalie G. MatzkinAlice McCreary and David EplerCeleste McMenaminLisa McNicholHelen and Tom McNuttArthur and Sallie MelvinBernice MeyersNancy MillerJudith MontgomeryMartha MooreDavid and Laurel MostellerCandace MyersJoan NerenbergRosemary NewmanShannon OscarLinda OslerStanton S. OswaldLarry PaceSandra PackelMichael L. and Judy Paul Bill PfeiferDonald and Carol PlankLois PlotnickJeff and Liz PodrazaPaul PolskyAvra and Harry Pressman


Vivian and Richard PriceWilliam and Linda Putnam EratLinda QuamAbi and Craig ReedLeslie RescorlaRachel ReynoldsAlyssa and Michael RickelsClifford Ridley and Betsey HansellLinda Robinson, Ph.D. and Peter KrillJohn and Claire RodgersBernie and Camille RosenbergKenneth and Shelley RosenbergEnid and Murray RosenblattJ. Randall RosensteelJoan RozanskiMartin and Sue RubelBernard and Barbara RuekgauerLambert and Barbara SailerRoberta SampsonAlan and Gila SchneeCarl W. and Mary Ellen SchneiderDebbie SchragerStanley SchreinerDeborah SchultzIrene and Marvin SchumanCarleton SchwagerTerri SchwomeyerNancy SewerynJanice and Thomas Showler

Roy and Lee ShubertJoan SilverAnnette SilverJohn and Marie Simon et alSuzanne SpainPhillip and Karen Spiker, in honor of Courtney Spiker MartinGayle and Ed Sproul, in Honor of Donald J. Martin and Richard RepettoDaniel SteikerJill and Bill SteinbergLeon and Marcia SteinbergRuth and David SteinmanKate StocktonCorinne StoneMichael and Marianna SullivanDaniel SzyldJoel TempleJoseph TerryCarolyn ThompsonClaire ToyMarian TraceyLyn and Merv TuckmanConstance VilliersMichele Zeldner and Ian WachsteinMr. and Mrs. Thomas WaltherJenny and Bill WebbOscar Weber

Bob Weinberg and Eleanor WilnerJudy WeinbergerDr. Harold M. WeinerShelly and Fred WeinerJoyce Weiner and Albert TedescoCharles Welde, CPA, CFPSpencer Wertheimer, Esq.Constance WestHarold and Janet WhalingJames WilsonLouisa Wilson and Erik YunghansSam and Kuna YankellRoger and Lillian YoumanBeth ZelaskyWilliam A. Zeidner*Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Zemble

* Denotes gift made through the United Way** Denotes a deceased supporter+ Denotes gift of goods or services^ Includes a matching gift

List represents gifts made between September 30, 2013 and October 31, 2014.


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Board and Committee Members

2014/15 Board of DirectorsBrian Abernathy, PresidentNancy Burd, Vice PresidentHolly Kinser, Vice PresidentMichael A. Donato, TreasurerNancy Hirsig, SecretaryRhonda BallJoy L. De JesúsNancy ElfantRobert ElfantSteven J. Engelmyer, Esq.Jeanne FisherEllen P. FosterDavid FrymanElizabeth H. GemmillAlbert M. Greenfield, IIIRonna F. HallN. Peter HamiltonJoanne HarmelinEileen HeismanBarbara KaplanRichard L. MaimonDr. Saifuddin T. MamaJohn J. McCawleyAndrea Mengel Amy L. MurphyTerrence J. NolenCharles H. RoseH. Hetherington SmithLee van de VeldeSteve WolfsonDiane Dalto WoosnamEllen Yin

The Cornerstone SocietyFrederick W. Anton, IIIGerard J. Conway, Sr.Carole Haas GravagnoAaron Posner

Board Executive CommitteeBrian Abernathy, chairNancy BurdMichael A. DonatoNancy ElfantEllen P. FosterRonna F. HallN. Peter HamiltonNancy HirsigHolly KinserCharles H. RoseH. Hetherington SmithLee van de Velde

Board Development Committee Ellen P. Foster, chairBrian AbernathyJoy De JesúsMichael A. DonatoN. Peter HamiltonEileen HeismanRonna F. HallHolly KinserLee van de VeldeDiane Dalto Woosnam

Engagement CommitteeNancy Elfant, co-chairLee van de Velde, co-chairRhonda BallNancy BurdAnne CookRobert Elfant Jeanne FisherElizabeth H. GemmillRonna HallJoanne HarmelinEileen HeismanNancy HirsigHolly KinserSteve WolfsonDiane Dalto Woosnam

Facilities Committee Hether Smith, chairMike Green James KronzerRichard L. MaimonJohn J. McCawleyPaul ThaisChris van de Velde

Finance Committee Michael A. Donato, chairNancy BurdEllen P. FosterElizabeth H. GemmillHarvey SwedloffSteve Wolfson

Personnel CommitteeDavid Fryman, chairEllen P. FosterElizabeth H. GemmillAlbert M. Greenfield, IIICharles H. Rose

Special Events Task Force Ronna F. Hall, chairNancy BurdNancy ElfantEllen P. Foster Susan Jacobson Diane Dalto Woosnam

Strategic Planning CommitteeBrian Abernathy, chairJoy De JesúsMichael A. DonatoNancy ElfantEllen P. FosterDavid FrymanLee van de Velde

The Albert M. Greenfield Foundation Teen CouncilMaria BanguraDylan CaligiuriSydney ChinTalib Coffield-ZaboorDalia CousineauPatrick DanielsMegan Dooley Alicia EasterdayGia GenoveseAndrew GorenAnna GoulaJamara GriffinMelanie HortonMarielle IssaArmida LinetteKeira McKinleyKieran O’ConnorPeirce RobinsonEli RussellHannah SpearRegina SullivanBecca WalkerMalik Williams

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StaffProducing Artistic Director ............................................................................................................ Terrence J. NolenAssociate Artistic Director ............................................................................................................. Matthew DeckerArtistic Assistant ......................................................................................................................................Daniel O’NeilLiterary Manager ........................................................................................................................................... Sally OllovePlaywright-in-Residence .................................................................................................................... Michael HollingerCommissioned Playwrights .........Greg Banks, Stephen Belber, Laura Eason, James Ijames, Rogelio Martinez

Managing Director ............................................................................................................................... Amy L. MurphyGeneral Manager ........................................................................................................................................ John GrasseyDirector of Finance and Administration ............................................................................Courtney Spiker MartinAssociate General Manager ..............................................................................................................Mary Beth SimonSpecial Projects ...................................................................................................................................... Hannah OlanoffGeneral Management Assistant ................................................................................................................Regina HaighArden Professional Apprentices ...................... Ryann Carey, Bryant Edwards, Eliana Fabiyi, Theodore Harris,

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Director of Marketing and Public Relations ................................................................................................. Dawn EyArt Director ................................................................................................................................................Kristy GiballaMarketing Manager ....................................................................................................................................Maura RochePublicist ...............................................................................................................................................Christine KozsuchMarketing Assistant ...................................................................................................................................Sam Congdon

Manager of Individual Giving........................................................................................................ Genvieve GoldsteinDevelopment Manager ............................................................................................................................ Mimi MeserveDevelopment Assistant ............................................................................................................................. Joanne BurakDevelopment Intern ........................................................................................................................................Ali Pajonk

Director of Drama School ................................................................................................................Amanda MortonDirector of Education Outreach ................................................................................................................. Jose AvilesArden Teaching Artists ...............Kala Moses Baxter, Bryan Black, Terry Brennan, Elena Camp, Rachel Camp,

Taysha Canales, Johanna Carden, Matt Decker, Mike Dees, Tara Demmy, Liz Filios, Tom Fosnocht, Steve Gravelle, Alex Keiper, Bryan Kerr, Emilie Krause, Anthony Martinez-Briggs,

Matt Mastronardi, Ben Michael, Amanda Morton, Bi Jean Ngo, Steve Pacek, Katherine Perry, Brian Ratcliffe,Donna Recole, Jenna Stelmok, Harry Watermeier

Box Office Manager .................................................................................................................................Corey MassonAssistant Box Office Manager ................................................................................................................. Tara BankardHouse Manager................................................................................................................................................Kaitlyn IdeFront of House Assistants ................................................Cheyenne Barboza, Galen Blanzaco, Angela Coleman,

Sarah Dugan, Matthew Falance, Katie Foster, Will Freske, Chelsey Gaskins, Laurel Hostak, Aubrey McKinney, Abby Perlman, Donna Recole, Eva Fae Rodriguez,

Jacqueline Schneider, Emily Schuman, Katie Sink, Jenna Stelmok, Jack Tamburri, Victoria Daly, Alex Dittmar, Liya Desher

Production Manager ........................................................................................................................... Courtney RiggarTechnical Director ................................................................................................................................. Glenn PerlmanAssociate Production Manager ..................................................................................................... Jessica Day WestMaster Carpenter/Shop Foreman ......................................................................................................... Justin RomeoMaster Electrician .............................................................................................................................. Martin StutzmanCostume Supervisor .............................................................................................................................. Alison RobertsProperties Master ............................................................................................................................. Christopher HaigCharge Scenic Artist ..................................................................................................................... Kristina ChadwickStage Managers ............................................................................... Alec E. Ferrell, Kate Nelson, Katie RingwoodAssistant to the Stage Manager................................................................................................................. Eliana FabiyiAudio Engineer ......................................................................................................................................... John KolbinskiWardrobe Supervisor ..............................................................................................................................Rebecca RoseDeck Crew .................................................................................................................................................Jenna StelmokElectricians .................................................................................................................... Jessica Wickes, Amanda JensenLight Board Programmer .............................................................................................. Maria Shaplin, Jessica WickesStitchers ...................................................................Rufus Cottman, Rebecca Kanach, Carly Reeder, Caitlin Yost,

Shelby Luke, Emma DickersonLead Studio Assistant ................................................................................................................................... Tessa Young Scenic Construction Intern ...................................................................................................................... Shane MartinProps Intern......................................................................................................................................... Charlie GallagherCostume Intern ............................................................................................................................Najee Haynes-FollinsElectrics Intern......................................................................................................................................Matthew DejongShadow Puppet Interns ..................................................................... Leah Whiteman, Sara Outing, Andrian Poole

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At the Arden, we love telling stories on stage — especially ones that are for kids like you! This spring we are telling a story we like a lot called The Jungle Book.

You may have heard of this story before — there are even a couple of movies about it. This is a brand-new version of the story. You get to be the very first audi-ence to see it!

In the story, Mowgli stumbles into the jungle as a baby and meets a wolf mother and father who adopt him and raise him like a wolf. He also meets Baloo, a sleepy brown bear, and Bagheera, a tough panther, who teach him the rules of the jungle. A tiger named Shere Khan is used to being the king of the jungle, and he doesn’t like how things change when Mowgli arrives. It’s up to Mowgli to use the lessons Baloo and Bagheera teach him about the jungle to stand up to Shere Khan!

The Jungle Book starts performances next spring, but we are already imagining what the play will be like. We’ve asked some of our favorite actors to be in the play. Sean Lally, who played Robin Hood will be Shere Khan. Taysha Canales who played Rondi in Sideways Stories will be Mother Wolf. And Charlie Delmarcelle who played the Goose in Charlotte’s Web will be Baloo. We’re also thinking about how we will make a jungle full of animals come to life onstage. What would you include if you were making a jungle?

Be sure to check out The Jungle Book when it starts performances in April. We can’t wait for you to see it!

Taysha Canales in Sideways Stories from Wayside School

Sean Lally in Robin Hood Charlie Delmarcelle in Charlotte’s Web

Photos by Mark Garvin

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