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By Edmond RostandTranslated and Adapted by Michael Hollinger

Adapted and Directed by Aaron Posner

ARDEN THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS

March 8 - April 15

ARDEN THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS

By EDMOND ROSTANDTranslated and Adapted by MICHAEL HOLLINGER

Adapted and Directed by AARON POSNER^

March 8 - April 15, 2012F. Otto Haas Stage

HONORARY PRODUCERS: Fred and Emily Anton

Special thanks to The Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust for supporting Arden Theatre Company.

This production was supported in part by the Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation.

CYRANO is produced by special arrangement with the Translator/Adaptors and Harden-Curtis Associates, 850 Seventh Avenue, #903, New York, NY 10019.

CYRANO was originally produced by Folger Theatre, Washington, DC, 2011

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.

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

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+ Member of United Scenic Artists Local USA 829

ARDEN THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS

Scenic Designer

DANIEL CONWAY+

Lighting Designer

THOM WEAVER+

Fight Director

DALE ANTHONY GIRARD

Costume Designer

DEVON PAINTER+

Sound Designer

JAMES SUGG

Associate Director

MATT PFEIFFER

By EDMOND ROSTANDTranslated and Adapted by MICHAEL HOLLINGER

Adapted and Directed by AARON POSNER^

CYRANO

Stage Managers

STEPHANIE COOk*kELLY O’ROURkE*

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WELCOMEfrom the Producing Artistic Director

This isn’t the fi rst time we decided to produce Edmond Rostand’s Cyrano de Bergerac.

That was in 1993, when we announced Cyrano directed by Aaron Posner as part of our 1993/94 season. Shortly after announcing our production, we found out that the Wilma and Walnut Street Theatres also planned to produce Cyrano as part of their upcoming seasons. Three productions of Cyrano seemed like too much of a good thing, so we decided to bide our time. Interestingly, the Walnut and Wilma joined forces to co-produce the play. Thus, the 1993/94 Philadelphia theatre season featured a singular Cyrano de Bergerac – and a very good one at that.

That 1994 production was directed by Jiri Zizka, who was the co-Artistic Director and co-founder of the Wilma Theater. In a 1994 Philadelphia Inquirer article about Cyrano, Jiri was quoted as saying, “I love the story. I’ve always been attracted to it because it is, more or less, the story of a rebellious poet. It’s something any artist can relate to very easily.” Sadly, early this year, Jiri Zizka passed away. Jiri was one of this theatre community’s pioneers. He made an artistic home for himself in this city at a time when Philadelphia theatre still largely consisted of Broadway tours, proving that Philadelphia audiences were hungry for work that was challenging, provocative and original. Without the groundbreaking work of Jiri and Blanka Zizka, the Arden would not be here in Philadelphia. We celebrate and are grateful for the courage, artistry and singular vision of Jiri Zizka, a rebellious poet indeed.

And so nearly two decades later, the Arden returns to Cyrano, again with Aaron Posner directing. Now, Aaron is joined by Michael Hollinger (who happens to speak French), and together they have created this new adaptation of Edmond Rostand’s classic play. Aaron and Michael are two of the Arden’s most beloved writers. We have produced nine original adaptations written by Aaron and seven new plays by Michael. They have created an impressive body of new work here at the Arden, and we are thrilled to welcome them back with this production.

This year, we are expanding our commitment to new plays – and to playwrights – by launching The Writers’ Room, a program where we will have a playwright in residence, connecting them with this region’s incredible artists and audiences. The Writers’ Room is an extension of our desire to be an artistic home for writers, as we have been fortunate to be for Michael and Aaron, and to spread the word that Philadelphia has become a hotbed for new plays and playwrights. We are grateful for the leadership support’generously provided by the Independence Foundation through its New Theatre Works Initiative and by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage through the Philadelphia Cultural Management Initiative.

Who knows if Jiri Zizka ever envisioned how the Philadelphia theatre community would fl ourish when he and Blanka fi rst set down roots here in 1979. I do know that there are so many artists who are indebted to him for making Philadelphia his adopted hometown. Thank you for coming to see our Cyrano. And thank you for being part of the Philadelphia theatre community.

P.S. I am thrilled to announce that the Arden’s 25th anniversary will close with a production of Stephen Sondheim and Hugh Wheeler’s A Little Night Music with a cast that includes Grace Gonglewski and Mary Martello. I couldn’t be more excited.

Terrence J. Nolen

Cast of Characters

Ragueneau, Man, Philippe, Fighter ............................................................................David Bardeen*

Roxane, Woman, Columbina ............................................................................... Jessica Cummings*

Desiree, Pickpocket, Montfleury, Bellerose, Marcel, Fighter .................................. Scott Greer*

Ligniere, Citizen, Jacques, Jean-Pierre, Sister Marthe ................................................. Doug Hara*

Cyrano .............................................................................................................................. Eric Hissom*

De Valvert, Etienne, Fighter .................................................................................................. Justin Jain

De Guiche, Gambler, Fighter ...................................................................................Benjamin Lloyd*

Le Bret .............................................................................................................keith Randolph Smith*

Christian, Actor, Arlecchino, Angry Subscriber, Fighter ............................................ Luigi Sottile*

UNDERSTUDIES: Bethany Ditnes, Nathan Foley, Tim Rinehart, Thomas Robert-Irvin, Adam Rzpeka

TIME: Paris and Arras

PLACE: 1640-1655

Arden Theatre Company is a professional company employing members of Actors’ Equity Association. *Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the U.S.

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The Arden 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.

Actors’ Equity Association (AEA), founded in 1913, represents more than 45,000 actors and stage managers in the United States. Equity seeks to advance, promote and foster the art of live theatre as an essential component of our society. Equity negotiates wages and working conditions, providing a wide range of benefits, including health and pension plans. AEA is a member of the AFL-CIO, and is affiliated with FIA, an international organization of performing arts unions. www.actorsequity.org

Arden Theatre Company proudly participates in the Barrymore Awards for Excellence in Theatre, a program of the Theatre Alliance of Greater Philadelphia.

DIRECTOR’S Notes

I once wrote and delivered several love poems to the mysterious, dark-eyed Michelle Weill– the prettiest girl I had ever seen up close at the time. But I did not do it for myself. No, I did it for Pete Stevens, a charming, easy-going, almost insouciant fellow 5th grader in Mr. Macy’s class at Edison Elementary in Eugene, Oregon in 1975.

What exactly the upshot of my literary wooing was I can’t exactly say, it was quite some time ago-- but I do know that my fi rst “date” of any kind was later that year and both Pete and Michelle were part of it. It was a double date one Saturday afternoon (kelli Murphy was my “date”), and I remember very little except that we walked some, rode our bikes some, and we ate French Fries amidst almost impenetrable awkwardness. That’s about it.

But I tell this story because I fi nd it kind of wonderful that, in my own tiny way, I lived Cyrano before I saw it or read it, and I actually loved this play before I even knew it existed. We got close to doing it at the Arden more than 15 years ago, but I could not be more thrilled that we waited until now and that we have this group here to bring it to life.

The truth is, I can think of no better cadre of co-conspirators to help me share it with you than those we’ve assembled here. First and foremost, of course, is my chief partner-in-crime, the inimitable and ridiculously talented Michael Hollinger. It’s been a pleasure to play in this world with him. The exceptional cast and design team includes many folks I’ve been working with regularly for nearly 20 years, and some wonderful and inspiring new-comers as well. As a team, we’ve spared no effort in our attempt to offer our best-possible take on one of the truly great, quintessential romances ever conceived.

Finally, let me just say a sincere thank you to everyone at the fabulous Folger Theatre in Washington DC– my other artistic home for the last decade and more. We had the pleasure of fi rst producing this new adaptation/translation there last season, and it was a fabulous launching pad for this project. We are now more than happy to continue the journey and evolution here at the wonderful Arden, and hope that these two are just the beginning!

Thanks for joining us. Please enjoy...

Aaron Posner

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Frederick W. Anton, III is President and CEO of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association. He has been a supporter of the Arden since 1990 when the Arden created St. Stephen’s Alley at 10th and Ludlow Streets, next door to PMA’s headquarters in the former Federal Reserve Bank Building at 925 Chestnut Street. During that time, he founded and hosted the Arden’s Leadership Night, an annual advocacy event that introduced leaders of this region to the Arden’s plays and programming. These Leadership events played a key role in broadening the Arden’s base of supporters, as well as introducing new board members and key contributors. During those St. Stephen’s Alley years, Mr. Anton and PMA generously donated use of a building

on Ludlow Street that served as the Arden’s rehearsal space, as well as set and costume shops. In addition, Mr. Anton played a leadership role in the Arden’s move to our current facility in Old City. PMA’s Paul Luber used his real estate expertise and spent a considerable amount of time and energy working on the conversion of the facility with the architects and engineers. For his transformative contributions to the Arden, in 2011 Mr. Anton was selected by the Arden Board of Directors to be one of the inaugural members of the Cornerstone Society, an honorary group of individuals who have moved the organization forward in a signifi cant way.

Mr. Anton acknowledges the role F. Otto Haas—the man for whom the theatre where you are about to see Cyrano is named – played in his life and career. “Otto was my mentor. He was Chairman of the Board of PMA when I fi rst became President. Otto and I worked together on political action for the betterment of Pennsylvania. We also shared a mutual interest in the arts – fi rst with the Walnut Street Theatre and then for Arden Theatre Company.”

Fred and Emily Anton are enthusiastic supporters of the Arden and served as the Honorary Producers of Sunday in the Park with George (2010) and The Seafarer (2009). They are thrilled to once again support the work of Michael Hollinger, after serving as Honorary Producer for Hollinger’s Ghost-Writer (2010) and An Empty Plate in the Café du Grand Boeuf (2007). As a graduate of Villanova University, Mr. Anton admires Michael Hollinger’s commitment to the university in his roles as Associate Professor of Theatre and Associate Artistic Director of Villanova Theatre. Mr. Anton has long admired Michael Hollinger’s work and the artistic home that the Arden has provided for him.

We thank Fred and Emily Anton for their ongoing extraordinary support of the Arden and for their great passion for great stories by great storytellers. Their tremendous support helps to make possible our work on the stage, in the classroom and in the community.

HoNoRARy PRoDUCERS Fred and Emily Anton

Emily and Fred Anton

On stage May 24 – July 1

This spring, the Arden presents the world premiere of Tulipomania by Michael Ogborn, the composer of Baby Case and Café Puttanesca.Six strangers gather in a hash bar in present-day Amsterdam to tell a story of obsession, greed and beauty about the fi rst recorded economic bubble, the Dutch Tulip Craze of 1636. This was a time when tulip bulbs were sold and traded on the open market and on paper rendering people wealthy almost over night.

One by one, intoxicated by their smoky surroundings, each stranger is drawn into the story of a man who sacrifi ces all he possesses in the world for a tulip.

Jeff Coon (Sunday in the Park with George), as the Owner of the hash bar, leads the cast of this new musical that gets high off our fi nancial lows.

NEXT ON THE F. OTTO HAAS STAGE

Billy Bustamante Jeffrey Coon Ben Dibble Joliet F. Harris Adam Heller Alex Keiper

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Translator’s Note

In conceiving this new adaptation of Cyrano De Bergerac with Aaron Posner, I’ve sought to produce an American translation that is true to the beating heart of the play, with a poetic sensibility that lets language soar when it should soar, but which is also lean, precise, spare, immediate and actor-friendly at all times. The play comprises a huge range of tones – comic, tragic, melodramatic, farcical, antic, elegiac – and I’ve tried to honor all of them, though the particular way each appears in our version may differ from the original. (What’s funny or poignant or scary in fi n de siècle Paris may not have the same effect on Americans in 2012.)

Rostand set his “Heroic Comedy in Five Acts” in the mid-1600s, and wrote it in Alexandrine couplets – paired rhyming lines of six feet (twelve syllables ) each – a nod to 17th-century plays by Molière, Racine and Corneille, which often used the same form. English translators have typically chosen to either convert the whole script to prose, or retain the rhymed couplets and set the dialogue in iambic pentameter (fi ve feet, ten syllables), a meter most of us associate with Shakespeare’s plays and sonnets, e.g.:

So long as men can breathe, or eyes can see, So long lives this, and this gives life to thee. (Sonnet #18)

Except for explicit poetry – Montfl eury’s soliloquy, Cyrano’s duel poem, the songs, etc. – my translation tends to avoid end rhymes, and employs tetrameter (four feet per line) with a variable number of syllables per line. My decision to abandon the rhymed couplets of the original derived not from the inherent diffi culty of the task – as a lyricist, I use rhyme all the time – but rather from the way this formalism tends to distract me from the play itself, continually drawing my attention to the artfulness of the playwright or translator and away from the predicaments and souls of the characters. (I don’t feel this way about Molière, where a consciousness of the formal perfection of the verse enhances my delight.) Likewise, tetrameter gives lines a wonderful sense of velocity, though rhymed tetrameter tends to have a sing-song quality (think Dr. Seuss). Instead, I’ve employed a range of other poetic devices – alliteration, assonance, consonance, internal rhyme, etc. – that I believe keep the ear engaged while not encouraging the audience to begin listening for a rhyme at the end of every line. The idea is to allow the poetry of the play to wax and wane, depending on the moment and the lyrical nature of each character.

Like the translation, this adaptation strives to be lean, precise, spare, immediate and actor-friendly. The greatly-reduced size of the acting ensemble – eight men and one woman – invites compression and theatricality; the use of direct address by the character of Le Bret (a nod to the Chorus in Shakespeare’s Henry V) allows for the imaginative and self-conscious use of the theatre and audience, and for devices familiar to contemporary theatre-goers but not in currency in 1897.

Throughout the process, my goal has been not to diminish the riches of the original play, but rather to release them so they will impact those who see it with force, feeling and panache.

Michael Hollinger

Who’s WhoDAvID BARDEEN (Ragueneau, Man, Philippe, Fighter) is thrilled to be back at the Arden (Wanamaker’s Pursuit, Candida, Molly’s Delicious, Company). Regional: Yale Rep., South Coast Rep., Walnut Street Theatre, Wilma Theatre, Eclectic Theatre Company, Boarshead Theatre, Interact Theatre (2001 Barrymore Award), and the Lantern Theatre, where he will be involved in the remounting of the play New Jerusalem this September. TV: Weeds, Numb3rs, Dirty Sexy Money, Medium, Related, and 86’d. Film: Cherchez La Femme, The Dismissal, Seduction of the Will. MFA from the Yale School of Drama. Thank you to Aaron Posner, Michael Hollinger, Matt Decker, and Jeff. JESSICA CUMMINgS (Roxane, Woman, Columbina) Broadway: The Seagull (u/s); Off-Broadway: Crimes of the Heart (Roundabout Theatre Company); Regional: Leveling Up (The O’Neill), The Dream of the Burning Boy (The O’Neill); Other NYC credits: Good Television (Atlantic Theater Company 29-hour reading), Laws of Motion (P.S.122), Balaton (Electric Pear Productions), Remembrancer Vessel (Red Fern Theatre Company), Cephalopod (FringeNYC). Television: The Big C, Law & Order: CI. Jessica is a graduate of Northwestern University.

SCoTT gREER (Desiree, Pickpocket, Montfleury, Bellerose, Marcel, Fighter) is happy to be back at the Arden and to be working with his pal Aaron. He has worked for Walnut Street, Wilma, 1812, InterAct, Theatre Exile and others. Regional: Actor’s Theatre of Louisville, Round House, Cape May Stage, Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival, and the Pearl Theatre in New York. He has appeared as a solo vocalist with the Philadelphia Orchestra. Scott has won four Barrymore Awards including the F. Otto Haas Award for an Emerging Theatre Artist. In 2003 his co-adaptation (With Michael Hollinger and Aaron Posner) of David Foster Wallace’s Brief Interviews with Hideous Men was produced by 1812 Productions for the Live Arts Festival, and was nominated for the Barrymore for Best New Play. Love always to Jen and Lily.

DoUg HARA (Ligniere, Citizen, Jacques, Jean-Pierre, Sister Marthe) Previous Arden productions include A Prayer for Owen Meany, Lookingglass Alice, Something Intangible and The Threepenny Opera. Doug is a veteran ensemble member of Lookingglass Theatre Company where he has participated in 16 productions since 1991 including Metamorphoses, West, Arabian Nights, Up Against It, The Master and Margarita, Lookingglass Hamlet and The Brothers Karamazov. Two River Theater productions include Our Town, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Charlotte’s Web, You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown, and HONK! Broadway credits - The Boys of Winter and Metamorphoses. Off-Broadway - The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci, and Lookingglass Alice. Doug has performed at many regional theatres including The Goodman Theatre, About Face Theatre, Jellyeye Drum Opera, Huntington Theatre, Berkeley Repertory, Seattle Repertory, Mark Taper Forum, The Alliance Theatre, Syracuse Stage, Margaret Jenkins Dance Company, Brooklyn Academy of Music, and Joyce Theatre. Doug lives in Lambertville, New Jersey with his wife, kirstin and daughters, Lyra and Harper.

ERIC HISSoM (Cyrano) appeared at the Arden last season in A Moon for the Misbegotten, and at the beginning of this season in August: Osage County. Recent credits include: the world premiere of ken Ludwig’s The Game’s Afoot at Cleveland Playhouse, Race at Gulf Shore Playhouse, the National Tour of The 39 Steps, the Vibrator Play at Woolly Mammoth, and directing a production of The 39 Steps at Florida Studio Theatre. He has an MFA from Florida State University and has performed and/or directed at many other theatres across the country including Actors’ Theatre of Louisville, La Jolla Playhouse, Seattle Rep, Meadowbrook, Cape Playhouse, Syracuse Stage, Milwaukee Rep, Asolo Rep, and Orlando Shakespeare Theater.

JUSTIN JAIN (De Valvert, Etienne, Fighter) is thrilled to return to the Arden, having last appeared as a 2004/05 Arden Professional Apprentice. A founding member of The Berserker Residents (www.berserkerresidents.com), whose original comedic work includes 2011 NYC hit The Annihilation Point, The Lapsburgh Layover at Ars Nova, and Philly favorite The Giant Squid. Other regional credits include: People’s Light and Theatre Company, Theatre Horizon, Shakespeare in Clark Park, The McCarter Theatre, Milwaukee Rep, and Teatro Delle Due, among others. Justin has also created several independent original theatre projects including shiFt / transFer and his solo-fantasia Neverboy. Justin is a 2011-2012 Live Arts LAB Fellow where he is developing his latest piece, Bedtime Stories For Special Boys. Much gratitude to everyone involved.

BENJAMIN LLoyD (De Guiche, Gambler, Fighter) was last seen at the Arden in Picasso At The Lapin Agile in 2001, also directed by Aaron Posner. Most recently he was in Gypsy at Bristol Riverside Theater. In addition to performing at every major theatre in Philadelphia, Ben has acted and directed in New York; Edinburgh, Scotland; and Prague, the Czech Republic. His second novel, The Deception of Surfaces, was published in July 2011. It is a follow-up to his first book The Actor’s Way: A Journey of Self-Discovery in Letters. Ben is the Founding Producer of White Pines Productions and he lives in Elkins Park, Pennsylvania, with his wife and two children. With gratitude for your friendship, Aaron and Michael.

KEITH RANDoLPH SMITH (Le Bret) Broadway: Fences; Come Back Little Sheba; King Hedley II; Salome; Piano Lesson. Off-Broadway: First Breeze of Summer; Fabulation; Jitney; Holiday Heart; Midsummer Night’s Dream; Before It Hits Home; Speak Truth To Power. Regional: Resurrection; Les Trois Dumas; Looking Over the President’s Shoulder; God of Carnage; The Dreams of Sarah Breedlove; Antony and Cleopatra; Tartuffe; Death of a Salesman; Three Sisters; Ivanov; The Seagull; In Walks Ed; Coming of the Hurricane. Television and Film: Law And Order; I’ll Fly Away; NY Undercover; Onion Sports Network; The Cosby Show; One Life To Live; All My Children; Malcolm X; Path To Paradise; Journeymen; Backstreet Justice; Fallout; Oreos With Attitude. Training: American Academy of Dramatic Arts.

LUIgI SoTTILE (Christian, Actor, Arlecchino, Angry Subscriber, Fighter) is excited to be making his Arden debut. Other Philadelphia theater credits include People’s Light and Theatre (Return of Don Quixote, Kidnapped, King Lear, Snow White Panto, Nathan the Wise), Lantern Theater (Government Inspector, Hothouse, Othello, School for Wives, Lonesome West), Azuka Theatre (Whiskey Neat), Shakespeare in Clark Park (Comedy of Errors), Act II Playhouse (Mystery of Irma Vep), and The Wilma Theater (Proliferation of the Imagination, In the Next Room or the Vibrator Play - Barrymore Nominee Supporting Actor - , Macbeth, Leaving) where he will also be performing in Angels in America Parts I and II later this Spring and upcoming Fall. Thank you so much to Aaron and much love to Victoria and my family.

MICHAEL HoLLINgER (Translator/Adaptor) is the author of Ghost-Writer, Opus, Tooth And Claw, Red Herring, Tiny Island, Incorruptible and An Empty Plate in the Cafe du Grand Boeuf, all of which premiered at the Arden, and have since been produced around the country, off-Broadway, and abroad. His musical A Wonderful Noise (with Vance Lehmkuhl) received the Frederick Loewe and “In the Spirit of America” Awards and a developmental production at Creede Rep. Other awards: a Steinberg/ATCA New Play Citation, a Mid-Atlantic Emmy, an Edgerton Foundation New American Plays Award, the F. Otto Haas Award, three Barrymore Awards, an L.A. Drama Critics Circle

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Who’s WhoAward, and fellowships from the Independence Foundation, Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation, and Pennsylvania Council on the Arts. Michael is an Associate Professor of Theatre at Villanova University, and a proud alumnus of New Dramatists.

AARoN PoSNER (Director/Adaptor) is a freelance director, playwright, teacher, and Associate Artist at the Folger Theatre. He co-founded the Arden in 1988 with Terry Nolen and Amy Murphy and has now directed well over 100 productions at major regional theatres across the country. His many adaptations include Brief Interviews with Hideous Men by David Foster Wallace (with Scott Greer, Tony Lawton and Michael Hollinger), a musical adaptation of Mark Twain’s A Murder, A Mystery & A Marriage (with James Sugg), and Chaim Potok’s novels The Chosen and My Name Is Asher Lev, which have had more than 50 productions across the country and internationally. Aaron is an Eisenhower Fellow, holds a B.S. in Performance Studies from Northwestern University is originally from Eugene, Oregon, and currently lives in Riverdale, Maryland with his wife, actress and teacher Erin Weaver, and his tiny new daughter, Maisie. DANIEL CoNWAy (Scenic Designer) Most recently at the Arden: August: Osage County. Also at the Arden: Franklin’s Apprentice, Crime and Punishment, The Pavilion, and My Name Is Asher Lev, all directed by Aaron Posner. Recent/upcoming projects: The Merry Wives of Windsor directed by Stephen Raynes at The Shakespeare Theatre; Sucker Punch (premiere) directed by Leah C. Gardiner at the Studio Theatre; Sabrina Fair directed by Stephen Raynes at the Ford’s Theatre; …the Vibrator Play directed by Aaron Posner at the Woolly Mammoth Theatre; The Giver directed by kJ Sanchez at the Asolo The-ater; The Game’s Afoot (premiere) directed by Aaron Posner at The Cleveland Playhouse. Nominated for the award ten times, he is the recipient of the 2000 and 2008 Helen Hayes Award for Outstand-ing Set Design. He heads the M.F.A. in Design program at The University of Maryland, College Park.

DEvoN PAINTER (Costume Designer) is pleased to join this wonderful team of artists at the Arden. Regional design credits include: Guthrie, Milwaukee Rep, Denver Center, Indiana Rep, Actors Theatre, Folger Theatre, Studio Theatre. In addition to numerous New York productions in many Off Broadway venues, she assisted the 2011 Tony Award Winner, Desmond Heeley, on The Importance of Being Earnest on Broadway. Her costume designs were exhibited in Curtain Call; Celebrating a Century of Women Designing for Live Performance. Member of United Scenic Artists

THoM WEAvER (Lighting Designer) For the Arden: August: Osage County, The Whipping Man,The Flea and the Professor, The Threepenny Opera, Romeo and Juliet, Blue Door, My Name is Asher Lev. In the area: Wilma, People’s Light, Lantern, Walnut, Delaware Theatre Company, InterAct, Azuka, Curtis Opera, New Paradise Laboratories, Theatre Exile, 1812, Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival, and Flashpoint Theatre Company, where he is Artistic Director. Other credits include: Theatre J, Two River Theatre, Cal Shakes, Children’s Theatre Company, Virginia Stage, Roundhouse, CENTERSTAGE, Folger Theater, Cincinnati Playhouse, Hangar, Cleveland Playhouse, Syracuse Stage, Berkshire Theatre Festival, Williamstown Theatre Festival, Signature Theater Company, Lincoln Center Festival, Spoleto, Pittsburgh Public Theatre, and Yale Rep, among others. 2011 Barrymore for In the Next Room, 9-time Barrymore Award nominee, Helen Hayes nominee, and winner of the 2007 AUDELCO Award. Education: Carnegie Mellon and Yale.

JAMES SUgg (Sound Designer) is a member of Pig Iron Theatre Company with whom he has created 18 original pieces. He has also worked with Arena Stage, Seattle Rep, Actors Theater of Louisville, Milwaukee Rep, The Wilma, The Arden Theater, Folger Theater, Headlong Dance Theater, Rainpan 43 and Lucidity Suitcase Intercontinental. He is the composer of the musicals A Murder, A Mystery And A Marriage (book and lyrics by Aaron Posner), James Joyce is Dead and So Is Paris (Pig Iron), The Sea(a one man electric chamber opera) and Cherry Bomb (book and lyrics by Jen Childs). His work has been recognized with 2 Obies, four Barrymores for Outstanding Sound Design, the F. Otto Haas

Award for Emerging Theater Artist and a Pew Fellowship.

DALE ANTHoNy gIRARD (Fight Director) An award winning Fight Director, Stunt Coordinator and author of the stage combat manual Actors On Guard. His credits include productions at the Metro-politan Opera, New York City Opera, Folger Theatre, Signature Theatre, Yale Repertory Theatre, Hartford Stage, Denver Center Theatre, Florida Grand Opera, American Repertory Theatre, Opera Carolina, Long Warf Theatre, Pioneer Theatre, Studio Arena Theatre and San Diego Opera. Recent film credits include Eyeborgs, The Key Man, Sleeping Around and the critically acclaimed Junebug.

STEPHANIE CooK (Stage Manager) favorite Arden credits include: Assassins, Something Intangible and If You Give a Mouse a Cookie, and she is very excited to be back again! A past Walnut Street Theatre apprentice, she most recently stage managed Theatre Horizon’s production of Kimberly Akimbo and The Whipping Man here at the Arden earlier this season. Proud member of AEA. She is thankful for the opportunity and sends love to her family and Colin.

KELLy o’RoURKE (Stage Manager) recently relocated home to Philadelphia, and is tickled to be back at the Arden after stage managing A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Hedda Gabler in 1998. Since then, kelly has stage managed most often in Wisconsin at American Players Theatre and Milwaukee Repertory Theater. Much gratitude to family and friends for all their support; love always to Matt and Annie, no matter what. Thank you for coming!

MATT PFEIFFER (Associate Director) is a Philly born actor and director who serves as the Associate Artistic Director of Theatre Exile. Recent Arden credits include directing The Whipping Man, A Moon for the Misbegotten, and Romeo and Juliet. Other directing credits; 1812 Productions, Flashpoint Theatre, Walnut St. Theatre, Delaware Theatre Co, Orlando Shakespeare Theatre, Brat Productions, Lantern Theatre, and 15 seasons with the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival. Thanks to Aaron for having me on board. Love to kim.

TERRENCE J. NoLEN (Producing Artistic Director) is co-founder of Arden Theatre Company. Favorite Arden productions include all-Philadelphia casts of All My Sons; Death of a Salesman; The Grapes of Wrath and Hedda Gabler and such musicals as Sweeney Todd; Pacific Overtures; Falsettos; Violet; and Caroline, or Change. Terry directed the inaugural production of Arden Children’s Theatre, Charlotte’s Web. He has directed six world-premiere plays by Michael Hollinger, three by Dennis Raymond Smeal, Michael Ogborn’s Baby Case, Bruce Graham’s Something Intangible, and Rogelio Martinez’s When Tang Met Laika at Denver Center Theatre Company. 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 Intangible. 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 the Local Advisory Council of the Non Profit Finance Fund. She has served on panels for the National Endowment for the Arts, the New Jersey State Arts Council and the Executive Committee of the League of Resident Theatres (LORT). Amy was named a Hepburn Fellow 2008-9 by the katharine Houghton Hepburn Center at Bryn Mawr College.

Who’s Who

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 our new-work development program, the Independence Foundation New Play Showcase. The Arden Professional Apprenticeship program trains future theatre leaders, and our theatre 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. We also offer sign language-interpreted, captioned and audio described performances and Pay-What-You-Can final dress rehearsals that ben-efit other nonprofits. 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, 58 awards and 272 nominations from the Theatre Alliance of Greater Philadelphia’s Barrymore Awards for Excellence in Theatre, and 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, the Theatre Alliance of Greater Philadelphia, Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance, Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau and Old City Arts Association. The Arden 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 Scenic, Costume, Lighting and Sound Designers in LORT theatres are represented by United Scenic Artists Local USA-829, IATSE.

Arden Theatre Company wishes to thank: East End Salon

Arden actor transportation courtesy of PhillyCarShare

Honoring the inaugural members of the Cornerstone Society:

The Cornerstone Society will pay tribute to a distinguished group of individuals who have made transformative contributions to the Arden. Please join us for an elegant evening of cocktails, dinner, dessert

and special appearances by a few of the Arden’s favorite artists.

For tickets or more information, call Angela DuRoss at 215-922-8900 ext. 25.

Frederick W. Anton, III former Arden board

member and advocate in the corporate and civic

community

Gerard J. Conway, Sr.founding board chair

of the Arden

Carole Haas Gravagnoformer board member and

chair of the successful New Home in Old City

campaign

Aaron PosnerArden co-founder,

playwright and director

Spring GalaSaturday, April 21, 2012

6:30pm – 10:30pm Rittenhouse Hotel

In support of Arden Theatre Company’s 2011/12 season and educational programming

Matching gift PartnersACE Charitable FoundationArchie D. and Bertha H. Walker FoundationAXA FinancialBoeingBrandywine Realty TrustDCR Environmental Services Inc. Dilworth Paxson LLPEndo Pharmaceuticals ExxonMobil FoundationFederated Department Stores Foundation First Horizon National Corporation

First Tennessee FoundationGannett Foundation GE FoundationGlaxoSmithklineIBM Corporate Citizenship and Corporate Affairs Independence Foundation Johnson and Johnson Matching Gifts ProgramMacy’s FoundationMerck Partnership for Giving Merrill Lynch National Football League

National Philanthropic TrustPenn Virginia CorporationThe Philadelphia FoundationPNC FoundationQuaker Chemical Corporation Robert Wood Johnson FoundationSaint-Gobain Corporation FoundationSap America, Inc. Subaru of America Foundation United WayThe Vanguard Group FoundationWilliam Penn Foundation

Make a donation through your workplace United Way program.

Our Donor Choice Number: 14198. Contributions made through the United Way support our work with children.

Corporate, Foundation & government Support$100,000 & aboveHamilton Family Foundation Independence Foundation The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage through the Philadelphia Cultural Management Initiative The Pew Charitable TrustsPhiladelphia Cultural Leadership ProgramThe Wallace Foundation William Penn Foundation

$50,000 to $99,999Ballard Spahr+Comcast Corporation The Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust The Philadelphia Inquirer, Daily News and philly.com+Shubert Foundation

$15,000 to $49,99912th Street Catering+AnonymousACE GroupCampbell Soup Foundation Edgerton Foundation New American PlaysFox Chase BankThe Geraldine R. Dodge FoundationHarmelin Media Hirsig Family Fund of the Philadelphia Foundation Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Lincoln Financial Foundation Medical Legal Reproductions+

National Endowment for the Arts PECOPennsylvania Council on the ArtsTarget Corporation Universal Health Services, Inc.

$7,500 to $14,999Boeing Corporation Anne M. and Philip H. Glatfelter Family Foundation The Horner FoundationPhiladelphia Cultural FundPNC Charitable TrustSusquehanna BankTD Charitable FoundationThe Wells Fargo Foundation

$2,500 to $7,499Arronson FoundationBarra Foundation Caroline Alexander Buck FoundationCaroline J. S. Sanders Charitable Trust IICharlotte Cushman Foundation, in memory of Norma PomerantzCivic FoundationDolfinger-McMahon Foundation Ethel Sergeant Clark Smith Memorial FundThe Haley Foundation Hatboro Beverages+kieranTimberlakeLouis N. Cassett FoundationPaul E. kelly FoundationPhillyCarShare+

Quirk BooksSovereign Bank FoundationSubaru of America FoundationVerizonThe Victory FoundationWalter J. Miller Trust

$750 to $2,499Actors’ Equity Association Foundation BeneservDrumcliff FoundationThe Hassel FoundationJenkintown Building Services+The kesher Fund of the Cohen-Fruchtman-krieger Family, Inc.The Pittsburgh FoundationThe Rittenhouse Foundation

$749 and underWilliam Goldman Foundation

+denotes gifts of services or goods

Looking for a business tax break in 2012?Receive a tax credit through the Pennsylvania Education Improvement Tax Credit Program by supporting the Arden! (Funds directly support Arden for All, education outreach program.)

Eligiblity info: Angela DuRoss at 215-922-8900 x25 or aduross@ardentheatre.org www.ardentheatre.org/support/eitc.html

Special thanks to EITC contributors ACE Group, Comcast Corporation, Harmelin Media, PECO, Susquehanna Bank & Universal Health Services, Inc.

Sassafras grove ($10,000 & above)Anonymous Mr. Frederick W. Anton, IIICHG Charitable TrustOtto Haas Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. N. Peter HamiltonHirsig Family Fund of The Philadelphia FoundationSuzanne F. Roberts Cultural Development Fund

Cherry grove ($5,000-$9,999)Anonymous Sally and Michael Bailin ^Marie and Joseph Field Matthew and Marie Garfield Josephine kleinCharles and Mindy Goldberg Rose^Monica and Philip RosenthalLee and Christopher van de VeldeRosalyn and Stephen WeinsteinWyncote Foundation, at the recommendation of Leonard C.Haas

Filbert grove ($2,500-$4,999)Carol and Tom BeamJohn Bitman ^Lois G. BrodskyJohn and Susan ColemanAnne M. CongdonDorothy DelbuenoRobert M. DeverAnn DieboldBob and Nancy ElfantTim and Ellen Foster^Ms. Elizabeth GemmillLinda and David GlicksteinDavid and MaryJane HackneyRonna and Robert Hall^karen and Mark HiteLeslie and Barbara kaplanDrs. Robin and Saifuddin MamaPeggy and Steve Morgankurt and Mary-Ann Reisskeith and Jim StrawSally Walker and Tom Gilmore^June and Steve Wolfson Family Foundation

Mulberry grove ($1,000-$2,499) AnonymousBrian Abernathy and Elizabeth Ireland

John Alchin and Hal MarryattBethany AsplundhJim and Janet AverillSheryl and Allen BarGiséle Sambar BathishIvy BayardSandy and Mickey BernsteinReggie Blaszczyk and Lee O’NeillLouis BluverJean G. BodineAlmut BreazealeDeDe and Tony BrownNancy BurdThomas Burke and Richard FountasVicki and Russ CarlsonChristina Clay, M.D.Priscilla and John ClementJoy De Jesús and Jamie ReynoldsTobey and Mark DichterMichael A. Donato and Peter R. SonzogniDeirdre DoonerMarie and Peter DoonerDeb Dorsey and Mike GreenShafiq EbrahimJames R. Fairburn and David A. WickardStephen FalchekTed and Shannon FarmerJeanne FisherSandi Foxx-JonesRichard and Diane D. FreyDavid and Christina Fryman*Terry GraboyesPeggy and Richard Greenawalt Marcy Gringlas and Joel GreenbergMr. and Mrs. Albert M. Greenfield, IIIGlenn Gundersen and Susan ManixMr. and Mrs. Jon HarmelinDon Haskin and Lynn Martin HaskinJane and Steve HeumannDr. David and Patricia Holtz*Susan Jacobson and Michael Golden*Carol and D. Scott kelleyCaroline kemmererMr. Peter kenney and Dr. Dorothy NovickVirginia and Harvey kimmel Arts Education Fund of the Philadelphia FoundationHolly kinserkenneth and Eve klothen

Joel koppelman and Sharon SorkinBeth and Bill LandmanWinnie and Eric LienWilliam A. LoebRichard Maimon and Susan SegalLarry and Mickey MagidTina MancoLewis R. and Sue Ann MarburgGloria and Dan MarianoJean MarkovitzBarbara and Don MathesonJohn and Amy McCawley*Andrea Mengel and George A. RitterSeymour MillsteinA.C. MissiasEllen and Michael MulroneyAmy L. Murphy and Terrence J. NolenMichael Norris and Matt VarratoThomas Petro and kristine MessnerDr. and Mrs. Joel PorterMs. Carol and John RauchAnn and Frank Reed, through the Malfer FoundationAmelia Q. RileyEllen RosenthalPhyllis and Martin RosenthalDolly Beechman Schnall and Dr. Nathan Schnall, in loving memory of Laurie BeechmanLaura and Ron Siena, in honor of Nancy and Bob ElfantHether, Don and Sarah SmithRichard and Amanda Smoot Marilyn and Dean R. Staats^kathleen A. StephensonWilliam k. Stewart FoundationAdelaide Sugarman and Marshall GreenbergHarvey B. SwedloffEileen Heisman Tuzman and Martin TuzmanThomas and Patricia Vernon^Sandy and Michael WaxRichard E. Woosnam and Diane Dalto WoosnamMike Salmanson and Tobi Zemsky Michael Zuckerman and Jan Levine, in memory of Jonathan LevineEllen Yin+Hope YursaZAkARAk Productions

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 Angela DuRoss,

Development Director at 215-922-8900 x25 or aduross@ardentheatre.org.

* denotes gifts made through the United Way +denotes gifts of services or goods ^includes a matching gift

For 11 years, the Sylvan Society has recognized individuals who support the Arden’s work by making annual gifts of $1,000 or more.

Without your support we couldn’t tell the whole story.

To make a gift, please call Angela DuRoss, Development Director at 215.922.8900 x25 or go online: ardentheatre.org/support/

40% of our income comes from donations from patrons like you.

Thank you to our Supporters$500 - $999AnonymousRebecca and John AdamsStan and Lisa AltmanMs. Ruth E. BrownCarol and Bruce CaswellDrs. Fred and karen ClarkRuth Miller CoxJames Crawford and Judith DeanIn Honor of Lisa BurnsGina Defl aviaMr. and Mrs. Farenback-Brateman^Carole M. Foley*Dan GannonPaul H. and Jeanne GeskesDr. and Mrs. Michael GoldenEdith klausnerMarilyn and David krautMary Ellen kroberMike and Helene LoebAllison Wilson-Maher and John MaherFrank and Sally MalloryMary Louise and Gerald MartinDonald J. Martin and Richard RepettoJerome NapsonWhitney Quesenbery and John ChesterPaul Rabe and Cheryl GunterFranklyn and Cintra RodgersMarilyn Sanborne and Richard Labowskie*

Michael Sanyour and Laurada ByersJane ScaccettiEva and Marvin Schlanger Family FoundationPhilip and Susan SchlegelRobert and karen SharrarEllen Schwartz and Jeremy SiegelCorinne StahlHarold and Emily StarrEric Tamulonis and Deirdre GibsonDorothy S. Tomassini and Barry BrennerMatthew White*Dr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Vasso

$250-$499AnonymousCarol and Bennett AaronHoward AaronsonIris Melendez and Henry R. Adamczyk, Jr.In Memory of Gerald AlpaughArden Professional ApprenticesDavid ArdreyRon and Joyce BayerSusan Becker and Aaron RubinBill Beckett and Jo White^Peter and Lynne BermanSidney BeshunskyBarry and Marilyn BevacquaMr. and Mrs. J. Robert and Marilyn BirnhakLinda and Daniel Blickman*

Alden and Linda BlythPhilip and Elaine BobroveJanice and Roger BoeJ. Joseph and Mary Lou BreidenstineMarlin G. Brown*Bob and Cheryl CarfagnoDebbie and Alan CasnoffCaroline CastagnoMr. and Mrs. Fred and karen ClarkPatricia M. CollinsJim and Pat CalbertsonGeorge koch and Santo DiDonatoTika and Issac DjerassiMichael DotseyJoseph and Carolyn EvansWally and Jane EvansCynthia Heininger and James FeeneyMark and Rene FeitelsonRuth and Andre FerberDr. John and Elaine FrankIn memory of Bob GallagherCharles GearJohn Geronimokarhnak-Glasby FamilyMr. and Mrs. Richard and Rita GoldbergBob and Jan GorenClara and Jorge LaBrakeBrian HannaMary C. HarbisonBarbara and Robert HauptfuhrerCharles W. Head, Jr.Betsy and Ted Hershberg

ARDEN FoR ALL is supported by a generous gift from virginia and Harvey Kimmel

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

Peggy Anderson Peter Gistelinck and Kim BloomJane Berryman James and Suzanne HillLou Bluver Mary Ellen KroberEllis 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 Angela DuRoss, Development Director at 215-922-8900 ext. 25.

Jim and Carolyn HessingerGlenna HulsDavid and Beth Medoway kaganBarbara and Jerry kaplanScott and Margie kasnerSusan kellogg and Dick HoffmanGregory kleiberBarbara and Leonard klinghofferBernadette kollerkenneth D. kopple^Ruth and Peter LaibsonJoan and Marc S. LapayowkerDavid LermanDavid LesherPat and Jim LobbJohn and Martha LubellDr. Edward Lundy and Debra ReiffMrs. Grace MadeiraRobert ManningDr. Arlen Marks and David SmithGeorge and Judy McCarthyGloria McNuttStephen and Janet MullinPaul Nutaitis and Robert ClarkCarol L. O’BrienBrenda J. OliphantMr. and Mrs. Gerald O’Neill^Barbara and Don ParmanJohn and Judith PeakesValerie Brand Pipano and Tal PipanoJayme PowersDan PromisloMary Jo ReillyJoy RickabaughDulcie RommIrwin C. and Carole M. SaftHarold and Sharon SchwalmSusan GreeneJames Akerberg and Larry SimmonsRobert and Susan SimonWilliam and Mary SimpsonJames L. SmithAnne SpeyerIn Loving Memory of Jordan RosenfeldHella and Lew VolgenauEmily and Charles WagnerMichael Walraven and Mary Lou StarlingMarlene WeinbergFred and Arleen WeinsteinJudy and Julian WeinsteinWendy and Larry WhiteMrs. Thomas A. WilliamsNancy Wingo, in honor of Peter and Alta Hamilton

Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. WoodcockAskold ZagarsTom and Jackie Zemaitis

$125 - $249AnonymousDr. Ron AbramsJanet and Roger AlwangDr. and Mrs. Anthony J. AndrewsTheodora W. AshmeadAlan and Sandy AultJudith BarrettAlison BauerRichard and Eileen BazelonJay and Nancy BerkowitzJane BibermanDoris and Aaron BitmanThomas H. BlackburnMr. and Mrs. Thomas and Mary Pat BoyleLaurie BrownDavid BrownleeBernard and Pamela BrownsteinSheryl L. RoserEvelyn and Gary CarpenterMr. Joseph CaseyNelly and Scott ChildressJennifer and Daniel CoffeySue CohenDr. Marie A. ConnSandra and James CorryCharles J. Coylekimberly Crown*Mary Ann DaileyJennifer DalpiazNancy DavisEllen DeaconRaymond and Michele DeckerCordelia and Don DelsonDaniel DevlinAndrew and Marla DiamondLarry and Pat DixonEllen and Max DooneiefBeverly Dotterkathy and Jerry DrewJill DulanyAngela DuRossLois S. DursoPaul and Adele EpsteinWendy EpsteinAnne EwersWilliam and Anne EwingPaul and Judith FarberLana FishkinCurt FoxworthMr. and Mrs. kenneth FrankHelene and Michael FreidmanWendi Furman

Dennis T. GallagherJudith and Edwin GerberStan GibellDavid k. Giffordkathleen and Paul GoldenbergGrace Gonglewski and Eric SchoeferVirginia GormleySusan and Adam GuttentagJudge Marvin R. and Mrs. Marcia O. HalbertDona and Curt HaltiwangerVirginia HeddenHeidi HertfelderLenora HumeJackie JerrehianSarah C. JordanNancy kaneSandra R. karlsonPhyllis kauffmanLawrence kaufmanAlan and Elaine klawansCharles and Patricia klingBob and Mary LawlerRichard LeeLorraine and the late Richard LeffRuth LesserAlan and Susan LevinHelene LevineLinda and Donald LewisWarren and Arline LiebermanBarbara and Richard LindeRobert and Laurel LipshutzWill and Sandy LockRobert LynamEllen Magen and Gerald katzLynn and Joe MankoTed and Ronnie MannLinda McAleer and Maitlon RussellFaith and Arthur McDowellCheryl MeyerPaul and Lee S. MillerSylvia R. Millerkathleen J. Moyer, Ph.D.Claire MoyerCarmen Mucci and Lois MarianniTheodore and Theresa Munz, Jr.John Musarrakenneth and Susan MyersEliot NiermanEtta and Chuck NissmanLaura Offutt and Steve FukuchiHugh C. O’NeillVirginia OwenSandra PackelMr. Richard PariseauMichael L. and Judy PaulMary and F. Laurence Pethick

Thank you to our Supporters

Thank you to our Supporters$125 - $249 continuedVincent and Carmen PezzulloBruce and Lynne PodratRhoda PolakoffJohn and Margaret Pregkaren and David PresselSherri and Abe ReichAlan Reinack and Dana PerlmanLeslie RescorlaAlice ReyesMark and Sharon RobbDebbie RobinsonLinda Robinson, Ph.D. and Peter krillClaire RoccoFrancoise and Louis Rollmann^Jane A. Rose, CPA/PFS, CFPkenneth and Shelley RosenbergFaye and Daniel RossBernice and Jerry RubensteinBernard and Barbara RuekgauerRobert and Joan LudwigPeter RykerRuth and Marvin SachsThekla SackstederJoan and Bill SaidelMs. kim SchmuckiCarl W. and Mary Ellen SchneiderWarren and Carole Lee SchwomeyerRobert and karen SerenbetzJoseph and Louise ShafferCatharine ShippenMel and Susanne ShusterVirginia P. Sikes, Esq.Celeste Simon and Brian keithMs. Anne SingerLeslie E. SkiltonDavid and Carleene SlowikGail SnitzerEd SobelMargaret R. SpencerJohn and Susan StedmanRita StevensRobert Stewart and Barbara Barnett-StewartPaul StoneRuth P. and Norman StuessyRichard and Anne TaxWilliam and Joan ThomasLorraine TojiCathy Toner*John UrofskyThe Vandergrift-Baxter FamilyVivian WeinblattMarvin and Betty WeissTheresa WilliamsBertram and Lorle Wolfson

Michaeline YoungWilliam Zeidner*Michele Zeldner and Ian WachsteinBenjamin Zuckerman and Marian Robinson

$75 - $124AnonymousArt-Reach, in honor of Maureen Mullin FowlerLawrence AbramsonEmily AikenEileen and Daniel AlvaAlbert and Patricia AndersonPeggy AndersonArthur S. ApplebaumHelen AsterAnn and Larry AuerweckRita AxelrodDr. Donald Bakove and Margaret G. McLaughlinRobert Bauer and Sandy Clay BauerThe Rev. Judith T. BeckLisa BeckerDavid and Nancy BergmanBikki Bevelhymer-ChiangDr. and Mrs. Benjamin BlankJoan BlumMyron and Sharon BlumbergSamuel BobrowJudith BorieMarcia BowerFrank BoyerMichael P. BoyleCharles BrennanJohn D. Brewster, Jr.Michael P. BuckleyCarol BuettgerRobert J. ButeraFrancis and Mary CalterBarbara CarmineAlice A. ChittendenMary ChomitzEstelle ChunnAnnemarie Clarke and David BuchSharyn F. ClausonEdwin G. Close, IIRhoda and Michael CobenJudith CohenRabbi and Mrs. Henry CohenJanet CookSusan CookMs. Elizabeth P. CornmanCarol CorsonBrett Alan Costello*

Zoe CoulsonCharles H. and Suzanne DavisJudith DederickRita and Grace DenboStephanie DevineyEllen DiPintoStuart DonaldsonRay DoyleMr. Murray and Libby Rosof DubinDonald and Geraldine DuclowLeah Chaplinkathy Nolen Edwards and Bill EdwardsMarcia EisenbergLinda V. EllsworthDebbie and Jerry EpsteinBarry and Beth EvansSylvia Beck and Jay FedermanJohn FischerDeborah and Martin FishbeinMs. Judy FrankDrs. Barbara and Len FrankMr. Allan P. FreedmanLarry S. FriedmanPaula FuchsbergMary Jane FullamChaim GalfandBuzz and Linda GambleGeorge and Pooh GephartGreg GephartMaria GiuntaGeoffrey and karen GlauserMs. Joan GmitterLeigh Goldenberg and Aaron BaumanBrian GoldsmithMac and Naomi GorsonAnna and kenneth GottschaldtDiane GraboyesMiriam and Saul GrossmanNancy and Richard GroveAnne HalkedisStephen and Ona Hamilton Donald HargreavesAdrienne and Eric HartGail HauptfuhrerDouglas and Harriet HeathGerald HebertAlice HennessyRuth HerdRon HermanJudy Herman and Steve SmallSusan W. HerronTom and Wendy HibberdRichard and Barbara HirshTerry HirshornMauriel Holland

Thank you to our SupportersAnn Marie HornerThomas k. HursterElyssa kane and Jeff LevineTimothy and Carol JohnsonSondra N. JonesThomas Lloyd and Jane kampDonald and Mary kaneRobert and Ellen kavashMargaret kellerHeather J. kelleyCynthia killionPeter and Margarita kindSteven and Patricia kingJanice kingCheryl and John kirbyBrian and Caren kirschnerChristina and Harold kleinken, Eva and Aaron kleinMarlena and Lazar kleitMary and Dean klineSteven knepperHarold kobbThomas kohnChristal kozloskiMartha Platt and Marlis kraftJames kronzerSherman and Pauline LabovitzDavid LadovThe Reverend and Mrs. Joseph LairdRobert LambEllen Lekathryn LeeLisa LeeSylvia Lee and Charles L. Hillis, Jr.Bob and Sharon LeibBob LevittNatalie LevkovichMr. and Mrs. Craig and Stephanie LewisNorman and Sylvia LiebermanDavid and Susan Lipsonkaren LiskerPerry Watts and Samuel LitwinLeroy and Ruth LoewensternDonald and Nancy MaclayBetty Margolis and Sidney ArensonMilton and Renee MarguliesGerald MarringtonGlenda MarshallIrwin Matusow and Barbara Rudnickkelly McBridePatricia McCunney-ThomasLorraine and Bruce McMahonTom and Helen McNuttMarianne T. MillerEllen MonseesStephen and Lisa Morano

Jeff and Maxine MorganMr. and Mrs. David N. MostellerTema MuchnickDr.and Mrs. Stevens MunzerPaul Yaros and Craig MurrayNonprofit Center at LaSalle University, in honor of Angela DuRossJay and Joan OchrochWilliam O’ConnorSusan Odessey and Paul CoffTimothy O’MalleyLinda OslerStanton S. OswaldMartin and Jacqueline PageSydney S. PasternackJohn and Janette PaullRebecca PeckJane G. PepperRuth B. PetkofskyLisa TruckessDonald and Carol PlankDan and Lisa PliskinDavid and Amy PollackMadeline PortnoyLinda Quamkeith and Cynthia QuintonEllen Schlenkerkaren and Mark ReberEleanor ReinhardtRachel ReynoldsClifford Ridley and Betsey HansellLorraine RiesenbachGeorge and Zara RobertsDouglas RobinsonMr. and Mrs. David and Laurie RobinsonDebby RobinsonMary Ann RobinsonJohn and Claire RodgersMr. and Mrs. Edward RosenBernie and Camille RosenbergPatricia A. RosenbergEnid RosenblattJ. Randall RosensteelEdwin and Sally RosentholJoan RozanskiDiane RurodeWilliam F. RyanRoberta SampsonMark SandbergLucille SchlackRuth Ann SchlesingerMr. and Mrs. A. Schmidtkaren Schermerhorn and Evan SeymourAntoinette Farrar Seymour

Lenore and Bernard ShermanMarie and James P. ShewJohn and Maryann ShiversJanice and Thomas ShowlerBob and Harriet SingerShirley SivitzJay SnydermanJudy and Michael Soloman, in honor of the YudenfriendsSuzanne SpainPhillip and karen Spiker, in honor of Courtney Spiker MartinCourtney Spiker MartinLeon and Marcia SteinbergRuth and David SteinmanJoel and Barbara StewartDebra StraussMichael and Marianna SullivanSally SwitzerNina TafelMarion and Richard TaxinJoseph TerryMarian TraceyBrenda Freitag and Chet TuthillGilbert Feinberg and Nadeen Van TuyleWilliam VaughnClifford and Ann WagnerMr. John WaldieBeth Brooks and Bob WaterstonThomas WatkinsBarbara WatsonJenny and Bill WebbOscar WeberBob Weinberg and Eleanor WilnerJim and Suellen WeinerHarold WeinerHarry and Helen WeinheimerElizabeth WeinrebBarbara and Richard WeissM. Jane WilliamsChristine WinkelvossSam and kuna Yankell

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

This list acknowledges donors as of Feb 1, 2012. If your name has been omitted or misprinted, please accept our apologies. Notify Development Assistant Megan Staples at 215.922.8900 x46 or mstaples@ardentheatre.org. Although space does not allow listing gifts less than $75, we gratefully acknowledge the contributions.

Board and Committee Members

2011/12 Board of DirectorsEllen P. Foster, PresidentBrian Abernathy, Vice PresidentAndrea Mengel, Vice PresidentMichael A. Donato, TreasurerNancy Hirsig, Secretary

Nancy BurdJoy L. De JesúsNancy ElfantRobert ElfantDavid FrymanElizabeth H. GemmillDarrel A. GermanAlbert M. Greenfield, IIIRonna F. HallJoanne HarmelinLynn Martin Haskin, Ph.D.Steve HeumannSusan G. Jacobson Barbara kaplanVirginia kimmelHolly kinserRichard L. MaimonJohn J. McCawleyAmy L. MurphyTerrence J. NolenCharles H. RoseH. Hetherington SmithLee van de VeldeStephen WolfsonDiane Dalto WoosnamEllen Yin

Board Executive CommitteeEllen Foster, chairBrian AbernathyJoy L. De JesúsMichael DonatoNancy ElfantRonna F. HallPeter HamiltonNancy HirsigVirginia kimmelAndrea MengelCharles RoseHether SmithLee van de Velde

Advocacy CommitteeBrian Abernathy, chair David GlanceyTerry Gillen Julie HawkinsSusan Jacobson Holly kinser

Board Development Committee Brian Abernathy, chairMichael DonatoEllen FosterPeter HamiltonRonna HallLynn HaskinLee van de VeldeDiane Dalto Woosnam

Education Committee Sheryl BarMarla DiamondDr. Dennis W. CreedonDr. Carol DombJacqueline MatusowIlene PosesSally Wojcik

Engagement CommitteeNancy Elfant, co-chairLee van de Velde, co-chairBrian AbernathyNancy BurdBob Elfant Betsy GemmillDarrel GermanRonna HallJoanne HarmelinNancy HirsigSue JacobsonBarbara kaplanVirginia kimmelHolly kinserCharles RoseDiane Dalto Woosnam

Facilities Committee Hether Smith, chairMike Green James kronzerRichard MaimonJohn McCawleyPaul ThaisChris van de Velde

Finance Committee Michael Donato, chairNancy BurdEllen FosterSteve HeumannMartin RosenthalHarvey SwedloffSteve Wolfson

Marketing CommitteeReid BodekJoAnne DiSanto Jeanne Fisher

The Scene CommitteeMike DonohueSeth GoldenbergGenvieve Goldstein Janeale Gottlieb-GeorgeDana MarstonMeghan Mckeown

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

Strategic Planning CommitteeJoy De Jesús, chairEllen FosterDavid FrymanAndrea MengelEllen Yin

Personnel CommitteeDavid Fryman, chairEllen FosterBetsy GemmillMoose GreenfieldCharles Rose

StaffProducing Artistic Director ................................................................................................................................... Terrence J. NolenAssociate Artistic Director .......................................................................................................................................... Edward SobelAssociate Producer .................................................................................................................................................. Matthew DeckerLiterary Consultants ............................................................................................................................ Carl Granieri, Dennis SmealArtistic Assistant .................................................................................................................................................................. Bryan kerrCommissioned Playwrights ..................................................................................Laura Eason, Laura Jacqmin, Rogelio MartinezWriters’ Room Playwright in Residence ..............................................................................................................Wendy MacLeodWriters’ Room Producer ...........................................................................................................................................Rebecca WrightWriters’ Room Artistic Circle .......................................................... Jorge Cousineau, Melanye Finister, Grace Gonglewski,

Michael Hollinger, Thom Weaver Managing Director ...................................................................................................................................................... Amy L. MurphyBusiness Manager ...........................................................................................................................................Courtney Spiker MartinAssociate General Manager .....................................................................................................................................Mary Beth SimonArden Professional Apprentices .................................................................. kaleigh Malloy, Alan Paramore, Samantha Pedings

Ryan M. Prendergast, Zach Trebino, Flora Vassar Arden Volunteer ............................................................................................................................................................ Jean MarkovitzAdministrative Intern .................................................................................................................................................... Fen Tamulonis

Director of Marketing and Public Relations ....................................................................................................................Ryan klinkMarketing and Public Relations Manager .............................................................................................................Leigh GoldenbergArt Director .......................................................................................................................................................................kristy GiballaMarketing Assistant ...................................................................................................................................................Catherine LoganGroup Sales Associate ............................................................................................................................................... Shanna TedeschiMarketing Intern ...................................................................................................................................................... Emily Poworoznek

Development Director ............................................................................................................................................... Angela DuRossDirector of Institutional Advancement ....................................................................................................................... Jessica CalterManager of Institutional Giving .................................................................................................................................... Sarah SextonDevelopment Assistant ................................................................................................................................................. Megan StaplesDevelopment Interns .................................................................................................................................................. Marissa Moylan

Education Director .........................................................................................................................................Maureen Mullin FowlerArden Drama School Coordinator ......................................................................................................................... Shanna TedeschiArden Drama School Faculty.................Chris Bresky, Rachel Camp, Matt Decker, Tara Demmy, Liz Filios, James Ijames,

Alex keiper, Bryan kerr, Bi Jean Ngo, Hillary Rea, Alison Roberts, Ryan TouheyArden For All Teaching Artists..................... kate Altman, kala Moses Baxter, Chris Bresky, Rachel Camp, Matt Decker,

Charlie DelMarcelle, Liz Filios, Sarah Gliko, James Ijames, Michael McElroy, Aubie Merrylees, Bi Jean Ngo, Steve Pacek, Hillary Rea, Leah Walton

Education Intern ..................................................................................................................................................................Mandy Fahey

Box Office Manager ............................................................................................................................................................... Lynn keilyAssistant Box Office Manager .......................................................................................................................................Corey MassonHouse Manager............................................................................................................................................................. Elisabeth kersey Front of House Assistants ...........Tara Bankard, Nanci Cope, katie Dahm, Tara Demmy, Sarah Dugan, Michael Durkin,

Nathan Nolen Edwards, Brielle Hart, kate kennedy, Mark kennedy, Hilary kissinger, Emily Mattison, Calee McCauley, katherine Perry,

Jacqueline Schneider, Meredith Sonnen, Andrew Wojtek

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The Writers’ Room, led by Arden Associate Artistic Director Edward Sobel, is designed to allow playwrights to stay in closer contact with their original creative impulse and have a more wholesome relationship with the larger institution than most new play development processes currently allow. The program provides playwrights direct monetary and institutional support, a guaranteed production, and dramatically shortens the time between the writing and production process.

The Writers’ Room marks a continuation of the Arden’s commitment to developing new plays for the national canon. Notable Arden premieres include Michael Hollinger’s Opus (one of the top 10 most produced plays in the United States in 2009-10), Aaron Posner’s adaptation of My Name Is Asher Lev, and Wittenberg by David Davalos. Award winning writers Bruce Graham, Michael Ogborn, and Jordan Harrison have all premiered commissioned pieces at the Arden.

With The Writers’ Room, Arden audiences will have an unusual opportunity to participate in the play development process. A limited number of the public will purchase “Inside the Writers’ Room” passes, providing “behind the scenes” access throughout the writing, workshop, rehearsal, and performance. Pass holders will have the opportunity to observe rehearsals, discuss the on-going work, and become educated about the new play development and production process.

The fi rst playwright to take up residence in The Writers’ Room will be Wendy MacLeod. Wendy’s play The House of Yes became an award-winning Miramax fi lm starring Parker Posey, and was produced by many theaters including The Magic Theater, Soho Rep, The Washington Shakespeare Company, The Maxim Gorki Theater in Berlin, and The Gate Theater in London. Her other works for the stage include Sin and Schoolgirl Figure, both of which premiered at The Goodman, Juvenilia and The Water Children, both of which premiered at Playwrights Horizons, and Things Being What They Are, which premiered at Seattle Repertory Theatre and had an extended run at Steppenwolf in Chicago. Her new play Find and Sign premiered in January at the Pioneer Theater where it was called “both entertaining and thought-provoking” by the Salt Lake Tribune. Her prose has appeared in Salon, Poetry magazine, McSweeney’s, The Rumpus, The Awl and on All Things Considered. A graduate of the Yale School of Drama, she is the James E. Michael Playwright-in-Residence at kenyon College.

For further information about the Writers’ Room, and Writers’ Room passes, please email writersroom@ardentheatre.org.

The Writers’ Room is funded by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage through the Philadelphia Cultural Management Initiative and the Independence Foundation through its New Theatre Works Initiative.

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