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AFFILIATIONS—TheatreWorks Silicon Valley is a member of the League of Resident Theatres (LORT) andoperates under agreement between LORT and Actors’ Equity Association (AEA), the union of professional actorsand stage managers in the United States. TheatreWorks is a constituent member of Theatre CommunicationsGroup, Inc., the national organization for the nonprofit professional theatre. TheatreWorks is a member of theNational Alliance for Musical Theatre, a national service organization for musical theatre. In addition,TheatreWorks is a member of Theatre Bay Area, the Palo Alto Chamber of Commerce, and the Mountain ViewChamber of Commerce. TheatreWorks’ 2016/17 Season is presented in cooperation with the City of MountainView and the City of Palo Alto, Community Services Department, Division of Arts and Sciences.
The lighting designer is a member of UnitedScenic Artists. This season is supported inpart by an award from the NationalEndowment for the Arts.
TheatreWorks Silicon Valley is a proudhome company of the Mountain ViewCenter for the Performing Arts.
About TheatreWorks Silicon ValleyWelcome to TheatreWorks Silicon Valley and our 47th season of award-winningtheatre. Led by Founding Artistic Director Robert Kelley and Managing DirectorPhil Santora, TheatreWorks Silicon Valley presents a wide range of productionsand programming throughout the region.
Founded in 1970, we continue to celebrate the human spirit and the diversityof our community, presenting contemporary plays and musicals, revitalizinggreat works of the past, championing arts education, and nurturing new worksfor the American theatre. TheatreWorks has produced 66 world premieres and 160 US and regional premieres. In the 2016/17 season, we add the worldpremiere of Confederates and four more regional premieres to our résumé.
TheatreWorks Silicon Valley’s 2015/16 season included the world premiere ofthe musical Triangle, as well as regional premieres of The Country House,Hershey Felder as Irving Berlin, tokyo fish story, Cyrano, and The Velocity ofAutumn. Hershey Felder as Irving Berlin broke all our box office records,becoming the highest-grossing show in TheatreWorks’ history. In the course ofthe year, shows that debuted here were produced at theatres around the world.
With an annual operating budget of $8 million, TheatreWorks Silicon Valleyproduces eight mainstage productions at the Lucie Stern Theatre in Palo Altoand the Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts. Sixteen years ago, welaunched the New Works Initiative, dedicating ourselves to the development ofnew plays and musicals. The Initiative has since supported over 150 new worksthrough retreats, workshops, staged readings, developmental productions, and the annual New Works Festival, inspiring The Mercury News to call us ”apremiere breeding ground for new musicals, which has put the company onthe national map.”
TheatreWorks believes in making theatre accessible to the entire Silicon Valleycommunity. Our Education Department reaches on average 25,000 students in70 schools in 7 counties annually. It sponsors outreach programs that includethe Children’s Healing Project at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital, the YoungPlaywrights’ Initiative, specially-priced student matinees, extensive schooltours, post-show discussions, and theatre camps, classes, and conservatoriesfor youth.
For more information on our 2016/17 season, New Works Festival, andEducation programs, please visit theatreworks.org or call 650.463.1960.
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In this Issue2 About TheatreWorks Silicon Valley
6 2017/18 SEASON
9 From the Artistic Director
9 2017 New Works Festival
11 A Note from Hershey Felder
13 TheatreWorks Silicon Valley presents HERSHEY FELDER, BEETHOVEN
15 Who’s Who
18 Contributors
21 TWSV Staff
22 Teen Teaching Artist-In- Training Program
22 TWSV General Information
Hershey Felder, Beethoven. What a glorious way to end TheatreWorksSilicon Valley’s 47th season. And what a spectacular season it’s been!Our mainstage has been home to a diverse array of plays and musicals,while our New Works Festival delighted and engaged audiences withprofessional readings of outstanding new works in progress.
Throughout the year our education programs helped K–12 students build critical thinking skills and an appreciation for the arts intheir schools, at our theatres, at the Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital,
and throughout the community. I’m always amazed at the reach of TheatreWorks’ programs and how much they accomplish each year.
And now, it’s on to our 48th season, beginning with July’s world premiere of TheFour Immigrants: An American Musical Manga, a favorite at last year’s New WorksFestival. This year’s Festival has been announced, our summer camps have begunenrollments, and our subscription campaign is well underway. We’re off to a great start,but we still have much work to do.
Subscriptions are the lifeblood of TheatreWorks, allowing us to attract remarkableplaywrights, build glorious sets and costumes, and hire professional directors and performers, all before an audience ever enters the theatre. We offer four- to eight-playsubscription packages and, when friends ask, I always suggest purchasing the full eight-play season. Not only is it the best value, it’s also difficult to decide which shows not tochoose. This year is no exception with shows that run the gamut of experiences andemotions, from provocative dramas to soaring musicals to another masterpiece by thealways brilliant Hershey Felder. And let’s not forget our new bonus production of DavidSedaris’ funny and irreverent The Santaland Diaries, which will complement the family-friendly Around the World in 80 Days during the holiday season.
Regardless of which subscription package you choose, you’ll be guaranteed greatseats for the season and also have priority access to additional single tickets. Parking is easy and free at both the Lucie Stern Theatre in Palo Alto and the Mountain ViewCenter for the Performing Arts. And if you can’t make it to the theatre on your desig-nated day, no worries. TheatreWorks’ free ticket exchange capabilities on the web or by phone will easily accommodate changes to your schedule.
So, if you haven’t done so already, wait no longer! Subscribe today and treat your-self to another outstanding season of unforgettable theatre at TheatreWorks.
Barbara Shapiro
BOARD OF TRUSTEESBarbara Shapiro, Chair
Jayne BookerCabell ChinnisBill Coughran
Ciro Giammona Anne Hambly Judy HeyboerLarry Horton
Charlotte Jacobs
Roy JohnsonDerry Kabcenell
Michael Kahn Julie KaufmanRobert Kelley Phil SantoraLoren Saxe
Nancy Ginsburg SternDebra Summers
Lynn Szekely-GoodeEwart ThomasTzipor UlmanMark VershelHolly Ward
Lisa WebsterJane Weston
Gayla Lorthridge Wood
BOARD EMERITUSNancy Meyer, Founder • William F. Adler • Edward T. Anderson, MD • Doug Barry • LaurenBerman • Chuck Bernstein • Sharon Anthony Bower • Michael Braun • Polly W. Bredt • BruceC. Cozadd • Jeff Crowe • Peggy Dalal • Yogen Dalal • Jenny Dearborn • Susan Fairbrook •Michael R. Flicker • Peggy Woodford Forbes • Dan Garber • Doug Garland • AaronGershenberg • Marcia Goldman • Emeri Handler • Susan M. Huch • Perry A. Irvine • NancyLee Jalonen • Lisa Jones • Gina Jorasch • Roberta R. Katz • Tom Kelley • Robin Kennedy •Michael Kwatinetz • Dick Maltzman • Suzanne Martin • Patti McClung • Don McDougall •Bruce McLeod • Cynthia S. Miller • Leslie Murphy-Chutorian • Eileen Nelson • KarenNierenberg • Carrie Perzow • Carey Pickus • Margot Mailliard Rawlins • John Reis • EddieReynolds • Sandi Risser • Lynn Wilson Roberts • Ray A. Rothrock • Adam Samuels • DeniseStanford • Rosina Lo Sun • James Sweeney • Cathie Thermond • Helaina Titus • Robert J.Van der Leest, MD • Ronni Watson • Elissa Wellikson
From the Board Chair
Continue the conversation online!
@TheatreWorksSV#BeethovenTWSV
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4 THEATREWORKS
In this Issue2 About TheatreWorks Silicon Valley
6 2017/18 SEASON
9 From the Artistic Director
9 2017 New Works Festival
11 A Note from Hershey Felder
13 TheatreWorks Silicon Valley presents HERSHEY FELDER, BEETHOVEN
15 Who’s Who
18 Contributors
21 TWSV Staff
22 Teen Teaching Artist-In- Training Program
22 TWSV General Information
Hershey Felder, Beethoven. What a glorious way to end TheatreWorksSilicon Valley’s 47th season. And what a spectacular season it’s been!Our mainstage has been home to a diverse array of plays and musicals,while our New Works Festival delighted and engaged audiences withprofessional readings of outstanding new works in progress.
Throughout the year our education programs helped K–12 students build critical thinking skills and an appreciation for the arts intheir schools, at our theatres, at the Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital,
and throughout the community. I’m always amazed at the reach of TheatreWorks’ programs and how much they accomplish each year.
And now, it’s on to our 48th season, beginning with July’s world premiere of TheFour Immigrants: An American Musical Manga, a favorite at last year’s New WorksFestival. This year’s Festival has been announced, our summer camps have begunenrollments, and our subscription campaign is well underway. We’re off to a great start,but we still have much work to do.
Subscriptions are the lifeblood of TheatreWorks, allowing us to attract remarkableplaywrights, build glorious sets and costumes, and hire professional directors and performers, all before an audience ever enters the theatre. We offer four- to eight-playsubscription packages and, when friends ask, I always suggest purchasing the full eight-play season. Not only is it the best value, it’s also difficult to decide which shows not tochoose. This year is no exception with shows that run the gamut of experiences andemotions, from provocative dramas to soaring musicals to another masterpiece by thealways brilliant Hershey Felder. And let’s not forget our new bonus production of DavidSedaris’ funny and irreverent The Santaland Diaries, which will complement the family-friendly Around the World in 80 Days during the holiday season.
Regardless of which subscription package you choose, you’ll be guaranteed greatseats for the season and also have priority access to additional single tickets. Parking is easy and free at both the Lucie Stern Theatre in Palo Alto and the Mountain ViewCenter for the Performing Arts. And if you can’t make it to the theatre on your desig-nated day, no worries. TheatreWorks’ free ticket exchange capabilities on the web or by phone will easily accommodate changes to your schedule.
So, if you haven’t done so already, wait no longer! Subscribe today and treat your-self to another outstanding season of unforgettable theatre at TheatreWorks.
Barbara Shapiro
BOARD OF TRUSTEESBarbara Shapiro, Chair
Jayne BookerCabell ChinnisBill Coughran
Ciro Giammona Anne Hambly Judy HeyboerLarry Horton
Charlotte Jacobs
Roy JohnsonDerry Kabcenell
Michael Kahn Julie KaufmanRobert Kelley Phil SantoraLoren Saxe
Nancy Ginsburg SternDebra Summers
Lynn Szekely-GoodeEwart ThomasTzipor UlmanMark VershelHolly Ward
Lisa WebsterJane Weston
Gayla Lorthridge Wood
BOARD EMERITUSNancy Meyer, Founder • William F. Adler • Edward T. Anderson, MD • Doug Barry • LaurenBerman • Chuck Bernstein • Sharon Anthony Bower • Michael Braun • Polly W. Bredt • BruceC. Cozadd • Jeff Crowe • Peggy Dalal • Yogen Dalal • Jenny Dearborn • Susan Fairbrook •Michael R. Flicker • Peggy Woodford Forbes • Dan Garber • Doug Garland • AaronGershenberg • Marcia Goldman • Emeri Handler • Susan M. Huch • Perry A. Irvine • NancyLee Jalonen • Lisa Jones • Gina Jorasch • Roberta R. Katz • Tom Kelley • Robin Kennedy •Michael Kwatinetz • Dick Maltzman • Suzanne Martin • Patti McClung • Don McDougall •Bruce McLeod • Cynthia S. Miller • Leslie Murphy-Chutorian • Eileen Nelson • KarenNierenberg • Carrie Perzow • Carey Pickus • Margot Mailliard Rawlins • John Reis • EddieReynolds • Sandi Risser • Lynn Wilson Roberts • Ray A. Rothrock • Adam Samuels • DeniseStanford • Rosina Lo Sun • James Sweeney • Cathie Thermond • Helaina Titus • Robert J.Van der Leest, MD • Ronni Watson • Elissa Wellikson
From the Board Chair
Continue the conversation online!
@TheatreWorksSV#BeethovenTWSV
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A TIMELESS MUSICAL JOURNEY
The Prince of EgyptMusic and Lyrics by Stephen SchwartzBook by Philip LaZebnikDirected by Scott SchwartzWORLD PREMIERE in collaboration with Fredericia Teater, Denmark Join TheatreWorks as this inspiring world premiere musical begins itsinternational journey towards a 2018 debut in Denmark. A soaring celebration of the human spirit, The Prince of Egypt features a dazzling, multi-ethnic cast in one of the greatest stories ever told:the saga of Moses and Ramses, his Pharaoh brother, and theindomitable people who changed them both forever. Inspired by thebeloved DreamWorks Animation film and featuring a score thatincludes the Academy Award-winning ”When You Believe” by thecomposer and lyricist of Wicked, this breathtaking journey of faithand family is the must-see event of the season.
Oct 6–Nov 5, 2017 Mtn View Center for the Performing Arts
A HILARIOUS HOLIDAY ROMP
Around the World in 80 DaysAdapted by Mark Brown From the Novel by Jules VerneDirected by Robert Kelley
Stampeding elephants! Raging typhoons! Runaway trains! Join fearless adventurer Phileas Fogg and his faithful valet in the original”Great Race,” circling the globe in an 1870s alive with danger,romance, and comic surprises at every turn. In the hilariously theatri-cal style of The 39 Steps, five actors portray dozens of characters ina thrilling race against time and treachery. Grab your family, and yourpassport, for an ingenious, imaginative expedition around the world!
”Action and hilarity to spare!” The Boston Globe
Nov 29–Dec 23, 2017 Lucie Stern Theatre, Palo Alto
A SAN FRANCISCO ADVENTURE
The Four Immigrants: An American Musical MangaBook, Music, & Lyrics by Min KahngBased on Manga Yonin Shosei by Henry Yoshitaka KiyamaTranslated as The Four Immigrants by Frederik L. Schodt Directed by Leslie MartinsonWORLD PREMIEREFrom a tumultuous earthquake to an exhilarating world’s fair, thisbroadly comic new musical chronicles the adventures of four endear-ing Japanese immigrants in a world of possibility and prejudice:turn-of-the-twentieth-century San Francisco. Driven by an infectiousvaudeville and ragtime score, the quartet pursues their AmericanDream despite limited options in the land of opportunity. Don’t missthis runaway hit of our 2016 New Works Festival.
Jul 12–Aug 6, 2017 Lucie Stern Theatre, Palo Alto
A CONTEMPORARY ROMANTIC DRAMA
ConstellationsBy Nick PayneDirected by Robert KelleyLondon Evening Standard Award Best Play 2012 REGIONAL PREMIEREA time-bending romantic drama spun out of string theory, this unconventional Broadway and West End sensation explores the infinite possibilities of ”boy meets girl” with intelligence, heart, andhumor. A charming beekeeper and a Cambridge cosmologist arenerds in love, for better and for worse, their relationship an ever-changing mystery of ”what ifs.” Who knew that honey and higherphysics could be so touching—or so sexy?Contains mature language.”Truly stellar. Five stars!” London Evening Standard
Aug 23–Sept 17, 2017 Mtn View Center for the Performing Arts
”STELLAR!” ”STUNNING!”“NOT TO BE MISSED!”
THE CAST OF RAGS / PHOTO KEVIN BERNE
A POWERFUL MUSICAL TRIBUTE
Our Great TchaikovskyMusic by Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Written and Performed by Hershey FelderDirected by Trevor Hay REGIONAL PREMIEREBrilliant composer Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky springs to life through the hands and insight of piano virtuoso Hershey Felder, whose time-traveling tale of culture and repression explores the mystery surrounding some of the greatest music ever written. From theunforgettable ballets Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty, and TheNutcracker, to the outrageous 1812 Overture and the brilliant symphonic works, this powerful musical tribute travels to Czaristtimes to ponder the inevitable enigma of genius. From the creatorand performer of Hershey Felder as Irving Berlin and Beethoven. ”Stunning! Potent! Brings beautiful life to Tchaikovsky.”
San Diego Union-Tribune
Jan 10–Feb 4, 2018 Mtn View Center for the Performing Arts
A BOLD AMERICAN DRAMA
Skeleton CrewBy Dominique MorisseauDirected by Giovanna SardelliA Coproduction with Marin Theatre Company REGIONAL PREMIEREA makeshift family of autoworkers navigates the recession in thisfunny, tough, and tender American drama. Will their Detroit plant survive? Ambitious dreams and corporate deception interweave,pushing friendships to the limit. When the line between blue collarand white begins to blur, how far over the lines is each of them willingto step? Don’t miss this riveting new drama from one of America’shottest young writers.Contains mature language.”Warm-blooded, astute. A deeply American play!” The NY Times
Mar 7–Apr 1, 2018 Lucie Stern Theatre, Palo Alto
ADD-ON EXTRA FOR THE HOLIDAYS
The Santaland Diaries By David Sedaris Adapted by Joe MantelloDirected by Jeffrey LoWhen an unemployed slacker signs on as a Yuletide elf at Macy’s, a village of candy-caned kids and cynical Santas springs to hilarious,if humiliating, life. This rollicking one-man cure for an overdose of holiday hype will have you ho-ho-hoing till the red-nosed reindeercomes home! FOR MATURE AUDIENCES ”A sardonic, merrily subversive tale worth more than aphoto album full of Santas!” Newsday
Dec 5–23, 2017 Lohman Theatre, Foothill College, Los Altos Hills
A SOARING MUSICAL ROMANCE
The Bridges of Madison CountyBook by Marsha NormanMusic and Lyrics by Jason Robert BrownBased on the novel by Robert James WallerDirected by Robert Kelley2014 Tony Award Best Score
This sweeping musical romance about the roads we travel and thebridges we dare to cross recalls the unexpected affair of a devotedItalian-born housewife and a roving National Geographic photogra-pher—four sensual, heart-stirring days that would never be forgot-ten. Set amidst the cornfields of Iowa in 1965, it is an intimateremembrance of love both lost and found, brilliantly adapted by aPulitzer Prize playwright and Tony Award composer from one ofAmerica’s favorite novels.”A breathtaking sweep of feelings.” The NY Times
Apr 4–29, 2018 Mtn View Center for the Performing Arts
A PLAY FOR THEN AND NOW
FINKSBy Joe GilfordDirected by Giovanna SardelliDrama Desk Award Best Play NomineeCALIFORNIA PREMIERE
With the 1950s Red Scare in full swing, the House Un-AmericanActivities Committee attacks ”subversion” in the arts. When aromance blossoms between a rising comic and a firebrand actress,they face being blacklisted along with their friends and fellow artists.Will they lose their careers or betray each other and be branded forever as ”finks”? Based on the true story of comedian/actor JackGilford, this stunning comic drama is written by his son.Contains mature language.”A testament to an indomitable spirit.” The Huffington Post
Jun 6–Jul 1, 2018 Mtn View Center for the Performing Arts
2017/18Subscribe today!theatreworks.org
650.463.1960
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A TIMELESS MUSICAL JOURNEY
The Prince of EgyptMusic and Lyrics by Stephen SchwartzBook by Philip LaZebnikDirected by Scott SchwartzWORLD PREMIERE in collaboration with Fredericia Teater, Denmark Join TheatreWorks as this inspiring world premiere musical begins itsinternational journey towards a 2018 debut in Denmark. A soaring celebration of the human spirit, The Prince of Egypt features a dazzling, multi-ethnic cast in one of the greatest stories ever told:the saga of Moses and Ramses, his Pharaoh brother, and theindomitable people who changed them both forever. Inspired by thebeloved DreamWorks Animation film and featuring a score thatincludes the Academy Award-winning ”When You Believe” by thecomposer and lyricist of Wicked, this breathtaking journey of faithand family is the must-see event of the season.
Oct 6–Nov 5, 2017 Mtn View Center for the Performing Arts
A HILARIOUS HOLIDAY ROMP
Around the World in 80 DaysAdapted by Mark Brown From the Novel by Jules VerneDirected by Robert Kelley
Stampeding elephants! Raging typhoons! Runaway trains! Join fearless adventurer Phileas Fogg and his faithful valet in the original”Great Race,” circling the globe in an 1870s alive with danger,romance, and comic surprises at every turn. In the hilariously theatri-cal style of The 39 Steps, five actors portray dozens of characters ina thrilling race against time and treachery. Grab your family, and yourpassport, for an ingenious, imaginative expedition around the world!
”Action and hilarity to spare!” The Boston Globe
Nov 29–Dec 23, 2017 Lucie Stern Theatre, Palo Alto
A SAN FRANCISCO ADVENTURE
The Four Immigrants: An American Musical MangaBook, Music, & Lyrics by Min KahngBased on Manga Yonin Shosei by Henry Yoshitaka KiyamaTranslated as The Four Immigrants by Frederik L. Schodt Directed by Leslie MartinsonWORLD PREMIEREFrom a tumultuous earthquake to an exhilarating world’s fair, thisbroadly comic new musical chronicles the adventures of four endear-ing Japanese immigrants in a world of possibility and prejudice:turn-of-the-twentieth-century San Francisco. Driven by an infectiousvaudeville and ragtime score, the quartet pursues their AmericanDream despite limited options in the land of opportunity. Don’t missthis runaway hit of our 2016 New Works Festival.
Jul 12–Aug 6, 2017 Lucie Stern Theatre, Palo Alto
A CONTEMPORARY ROMANTIC DRAMA
ConstellationsBy Nick PayneDirected by Robert KelleyLondon Evening Standard Award Best Play 2012 REGIONAL PREMIEREA time-bending romantic drama spun out of string theory, this unconventional Broadway and West End sensation explores the infinite possibilities of ”boy meets girl” with intelligence, heart, andhumor. A charming beekeeper and a Cambridge cosmologist arenerds in love, for better and for worse, their relationship an ever-changing mystery of ”what ifs.” Who knew that honey and higherphysics could be so touching—or so sexy?Contains mature language.”Truly stellar. Five stars!” London Evening Standard
Aug 23–Sept 17, 2017 Mtn View Center for the Performing Arts
”STELLAR!” ”STUNNING!”“NOT TO BE MISSED!”
THE CAST OF RAGS / PHOTO KEVIN BERNE
A POWERFUL MUSICAL TRIBUTE
Our Great TchaikovskyMusic by Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Written and Performed by Hershey FelderDirected by Trevor Hay REGIONAL PREMIEREBrilliant composer Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky springs to life through the hands and insight of piano virtuoso Hershey Felder, whose time-traveling tale of culture and repression explores the mystery surrounding some of the greatest music ever written. From theunforgettable ballets Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty, and TheNutcracker, to the outrageous 1812 Overture and the brilliant symphonic works, this powerful musical tribute travels to Czaristtimes to ponder the inevitable enigma of genius. From the creatorand performer of Hershey Felder as Irving Berlin and Beethoven. ”Stunning! Potent! Brings beautiful life to Tchaikovsky.”
San Diego Union-Tribune
Jan 10–Feb 4, 2018 Mtn View Center for the Performing Arts
A BOLD AMERICAN DRAMA
Skeleton CrewBy Dominique MorisseauDirected by Giovanna SardelliA Coproduction with Marin Theatre Company REGIONAL PREMIEREA makeshift family of autoworkers navigates the recession in thisfunny, tough, and tender American drama. Will their Detroit plant survive? Ambitious dreams and corporate deception interweave,pushing friendships to the limit. When the line between blue collarand white begins to blur, how far over the lines is each of them willingto step? Don’t miss this riveting new drama from one of America’shottest young writers.Contains mature language.”Warm-blooded, astute. A deeply American play!” The NY Times
Mar 7–Apr 1, 2018 Lucie Stern Theatre, Palo Alto
ADD-ON EXTRA FOR THE HOLIDAYS
The Santaland Diaries By David Sedaris Adapted by Joe MantelloDirected by Jeffrey LoWhen an unemployed slacker signs on as a Yuletide elf at Macy’s, a village of candy-caned kids and cynical Santas springs to hilarious,if humiliating, life. This rollicking one-man cure for an overdose of holiday hype will have you ho-ho-hoing till the red-nosed reindeercomes home! FOR MATURE AUDIENCES ”A sardonic, merrily subversive tale worth more than aphoto album full of Santas!” Newsday
Dec 5–23, 2017 Lohman Theatre, Foothill College, Los Altos Hills
A SOARING MUSICAL ROMANCE
The Bridges of Madison CountyBook by Marsha NormanMusic and Lyrics by Jason Robert BrownBased on the novel by Robert James WallerDirected by Robert Kelley2014 Tony Award Best Score
This sweeping musical romance about the roads we travel and thebridges we dare to cross recalls the unexpected affair of a devotedItalian-born housewife and a roving National Geographic photogra-pher—four sensual, heart-stirring days that would never be forgot-ten. Set amidst the cornfields of Iowa in 1965, it is an intimateremembrance of love both lost and found, brilliantly adapted by aPulitzer Prize playwright and Tony Award composer from one ofAmerica’s favorite novels.”A breathtaking sweep of feelings.” The NY Times
Apr 4–29, 2018 Mtn View Center for the Performing Arts
A PLAY FOR THEN AND NOW
FINKSBy Joe GilfordDirected by Giovanna SardelliDrama Desk Award Best Play NomineeCALIFORNIA PREMIERE
With the 1950s Red Scare in full swing, the House Un-AmericanActivities Committee attacks ”subversion” in the arts. When aromance blossoms between a rising comic and a firebrand actress,they face being blacklisted along with their friends and fellow artists.Will they lose their careers or betray each other and be branded forever as ”finks”? Based on the true story of comedian/actor JackGilford, this stunning comic drama is written by his son.Contains mature language.”A testament to an indomitable spirit.” The Huffington Post
Jun 6–Jul 1, 2018 Mtn View Center for the Performing Arts
2017/18Subscribe today!theatreworks.org
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GENIUS AT WORKOn January 1, 2016, I was celebrating! The revival of our musical Jane Austen’s EMMA had just reachedthe top of TheatreWorks’ list of hit shows. Three weeks later it was replaced by a show that hadn’t evenopened yet: the regional premiere of Hershey Felder as Irving Berlin. Something extraordinary was aboutto happen at TheatreWorks and I was thrilled, enchanted with a play that showcased a great Americancomposer’s brilliant work, complex history, and lasting impact. But there was something more. HersheyFelder became Irving Berlin before our eyes. I found it a riveting, insightful, and completely transformative
performance and it was clear that thousands of others in the TheatreWorks family did too.TheatreWorks has always celebrated the intersection of music and drama on our stage. Over the years, we’ve featured
shows about musicians, such as 2 Pianos, 4 Hands (the training of two young pianists), and Opus (a string quartet at work);revues of popular composers like Stephen Schwartz in Snapshots, Carole King in Tapestry, Fats Waller in Ain’t Misbehavin’,and many more; and dramas about classical composers such as Mozart in Amadeus and Beethoven in 33 Variations. But in the world of music theatre, Hershey Felder’s work is unique, offering both the work of a genius played live and thegenius himself. It is an experience I find both inspiring and irresistible, a chance to imagine talking, playing, living beforeyou someone you have loved and listened to all your life.
After one preview of Irving Berlin I asked Hershey if he had other shows that had not been seen in the Bay Area. Oneimmediately stood out for him because of the proximity of an important library and research facility just a few miles downthe road, The Ira F. Brilliant Beethoven Center at San Jose State University. Hershey hadn’t performed his Beethoven showfor a number of years and had been considering a rewrite and redesign of the show—would we be interested in bringing it to TheatreWorks? A superb concert pianist, a charismatic actor, a consummate showman bringing life to one of thegreatest composers of all time? A chance to launch a new version of a show never before seen in the Bay Area? Yes, wewere interested! And soon, Hershey Felder BEETHOVEN was on its way to today.
I’m delighted you could be here for this thrilling conclusion to TheatreWorks’ 47th season. And delighted that anotherastonishing musical genius awaits us in Season 48, when Hershey Felder returns in the regional premiere of Our GreatTchaikovsky. I know I’ll see you there.
From Artistic Director Robert Kelley
2017 NEW WORKS FESTIVALOur Festival, a nationally acclaimed incubator for new works, includes“script-in-hand” debuts of five new musicals and plays, Meet the FestivalArtists Panel, and Special Extras.
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GENIUS AT WORKOn January 1, 2016, I was celebrating! The revival of our musical Jane Austen’s EMMA had just reachedthe top of TheatreWorks’ list of hit shows. Three weeks later it was replaced by a show that hadn’t evenopened yet: the regional premiere of Hershey Felder as Irving Berlin. Something extraordinary was aboutto happen at TheatreWorks and I was thrilled, enchanted with a play that showcased a great Americancomposer’s brilliant work, complex history, and lasting impact. But there was something more. HersheyFelder became Irving Berlin before our eyes. I found it a riveting, insightful, and completely transformative
performance and it was clear that thousands of others in the TheatreWorks family did too.TheatreWorks has always celebrated the intersection of music and drama on our stage. Over the years, we’ve featured
shows about musicians, such as 2 Pianos, 4 Hands (the training of two young pianists), and Opus (a string quartet at work);revues of popular composers like Stephen Schwartz in Snapshots, Carole King in Tapestry, Fats Waller in Ain’t Misbehavin’,and many more; and dramas about classical composers such as Mozart in Amadeus and Beethoven in 33 Variations. But in the world of music theatre, Hershey Felder’s work is unique, offering both the work of a genius played live and thegenius himself. It is an experience I find both inspiring and irresistible, a chance to imagine talking, playing, living beforeyou someone you have loved and listened to all your life.
After one preview of Irving Berlin I asked Hershey if he had other shows that had not been seen in the Bay Area. Oneimmediately stood out for him because of the proximity of an important library and research facility just a few miles downthe road, The Ira F. Brilliant Beethoven Center at San Jose State University. Hershey hadn’t performed his Beethoven showfor a number of years and had been considering a rewrite and redesign of the show—would we be interested in bringing it to TheatreWorks? A superb concert pianist, a charismatic actor, a consummate showman bringing life to one of thegreatest composers of all time? A chance to launch a new version of a show never before seen in the Bay Area? Yes, wewere interested! And soon, Hershey Felder BEETHOVEN was on its way to today.
I’m delighted you could be here for this thrilling conclusion to TheatreWorks’ 47th season. And delighted that anotherastonishing musical genius awaits us in Season 48, when Hershey Felder returns in the regional premiere of Our GreatTchaikovsky. I know I’ll see you there.
From Artistic Director Robert Kelley
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I’m delighted to be returning to TheatreWorks, with a newly revised musical-theatrical storyabout the composer Ludwig van Beethoven. For any young pianist, Beethoven’s “Für Elise”is a staple, an ordering of notes and harmonies that result in music so entirely memorablethat every child attempting the keyboard ‘wants’ to play it. And yet, where did such a piececome from? The circumstances surrounding this most beloved little “Bagatelle” is curious tobegin with but how does such a piece or, in fact, any of the great works of Beethoven—beit the Symphonies, the Concerti, the Chamber Music, The Piano Sonatas—make their wayinto the ear and imagination and stay for good? There is magic in all of it, and attempts toexplain tend to result in the individual listener’s response to the music. And therein is thesecret. The music means something different and special to each listener—but where cansuch music come from? Perhaps to begin with the man himself.
Several years after I became aware of Beethoven when I was nine, I was introduced to his “Heiligenstadt Testament.”Not really a testament per se, but a letter to his younger brothers Karl and Johann, written when he was residing inthe Viennese suburb of Heiligenstadt. It was written when Beethoven was 31 years old, and it has haunted me since I first encountered it. Ever since, I have tried to imagine the man from whom the music came, and have tried to reconcile the music with that very individual. This piece forms the basis of this new presentation of Beethoven.
Thank you for attending this new work, and thank you for having me back to TheatreWorks.
Hershey
A Note from Hershey Felder
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A SAN FRANCISCO ADVENTURE
THE FOUR IMMIGRANTSAn American Musical MangaBook, Music, & Lyrics by Min KahngBased on Manga Yonin Shosei by Henry Yoshitaka KiyamaTranslated as The Four Immigrants by Frederik L. Schodt
Directed by Leslie Martinson
WORLD PREMIERE!To an infectious vaudeville/ragtime score, four Japanese immigrants pursue their American Dream in a San Francisco brimming with possibility and prejudice.
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ExECUTIVE Bruce Cozadd • Yogen & Peggy Dalal
SHOWTom & Polly Bredt • John & Susan Diekman
ASSOCIATE Barbara Bessey • David Gold & Irene Blumenkranz
SHOW SPONSORJ. Lohr Vineyards & Wines
SEASON SPONSORSGarden Court Hotel • J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines
The Mercury News • Sobrato Philanthropies
HERSHEY FELDER, BEETHOVEN plays June 7–July 9, 2017
Artistic Director Robert Kelley once believed it took a handful of people to put on a show, but now, after47 seasons, he knows it takes a village. Among TheatreWorks’ many dedicated supporters are a few keyindividuals known as our Producers, whose leadership made this special production possible. We saluteand thank them—for we couldn’t take to the stage without them.
TheatreWorksS I L I C O N V A L L E Y
presentsThe Samantha F. Voxakis, Karen Racanelli and Erik Carstensen production of
The Music of Ludwig van BeethovenText by Hershey Felder
Based on the original Aus dem Schwarzspanierhaus by Dr. Gerhard von Breuning
HERSHEY FELDER
Scenic DesignHershey Felder
Costume DesignTheatr’ Hall, Paris
Lighting & Projection DesignChristopher Ash
Sound Design & Production ManagementErik Carstensen
Assistant Lighting DesignErik Barry
Directed byJOEL ZWICK
Research & DramaturgyMeghan Maiya
Associate DirectionTrevor Hay
AcknowledgementsPatricia Stroh, the Ira F. Brilliant Center for Beethoven Studies, San Jose State University.
Thank you to Susan and Moses Libitzky for their continued support, Jacqueline and Steve Swire, Dan and Phyllis Epstein,Gail Gudmundsen and Mead Killion, Lee and Claire Kaufman and their family for their support of the original production
of Beethoven, As I Knew Him.
Seromi Park and Steinway & Sons.Grosses bises à notre famille à Seine-Port—Pierre, Isa, Amandine, Reglisse et Martine.
A heartfelt thank you to my team of devoted artists without whom none of our work would be possible, especially KarenRacanelli, Erik Carstensen, Trevor Hay, Christopher Ash, Meghan Maiya, Richard Norwood, Lawrence Siefert, Erik Barry,
Jason Bieber, Samantha and the entire Greek Family.Robert Kelley, Phil Santora, Leslie Martinson, Scott DeVine, Jeffrey Lo, Lorraine VanDeGraaf Rodriguez, Ev Shiro, Syche
Phillips, David Milligan, the box office and patron services staff, and everyone at TheatreWorks.A special thank you to Candice and Joel Zwick, Joel Zwick “Alone.”
My father Jack, my sister and brother-in-law Tammy and Kevin, and their dear children Avery and Kiley. And of course,Leo and Kim.
The production thanks Steinway & Sons for their courtesy in providing the concert grand piano.
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ExECUTIVE Bruce Cozadd • Yogen & Peggy Dalal
SHOWTom & Polly Bredt • John & Susan Diekman
ASSOCIATE Barbara Bessey • David Gold & Irene Blumenkranz
SHOW SPONSORJ. Lohr Vineyards & Wines
SEASON SPONSORSGarden Court Hotel • J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines
The Mercury News • Sobrato Philanthropies
HERSHEY FELDER, BEETHOVEN plays June 7–July 9, 2017
Artistic Director Robert Kelley once believed it took a handful of people to put on a show, but now, after47 seasons, he knows it takes a village. Among TheatreWorks’ many dedicated supporters are a few keyindividuals known as our Producers, whose leadership made this special production possible. We saluteand thank them—for we couldn’t take to the stage without them.
TheatreWorksS I L I C O N V A L L E Y
presentsThe Samantha F. Voxakis, Karen Racanelli and Erik Carstensen production of
The Music of Ludwig van BeethovenText by Hershey Felder
Based on the original Aus dem Schwarzspanierhaus by Dr. Gerhard von Breuning
HERSHEY FELDER
Scenic DesignHershey Felder
Costume DesignTheatr’ Hall, Paris
Lighting & Projection DesignChristopher Ash
Sound Design & Production ManagementErik Carstensen
Assistant Lighting DesignErik Barry
Directed byJOEL ZWICK
Research & DramaturgyMeghan Maiya
Associate DirectionTrevor Hay
AcknowledgementsPatricia Stroh, the Ira F. Brilliant Center for Beethoven Studies, San Jose State University.
Thank you to Susan and Moses Libitzky for their continued support, Jacqueline and Steve Swire, Dan and Phyllis Epstein,Gail Gudmundsen and Mead Killion, Lee and Claire Kaufman and their family for their support of the original production
of Beethoven, As I Knew Him.
Seromi Park and Steinway & Sons.Grosses bises à notre famille à Seine-Port—Pierre, Isa, Amandine, Reglisse et Martine.
A heartfelt thank you to my team of devoted artists without whom none of our work would be possible, especially KarenRacanelli, Erik Carstensen, Trevor Hay, Christopher Ash, Meghan Maiya, Richard Norwood, Lawrence Siefert, Erik Barry,
Jason Bieber, Samantha and the entire Greek Family.Robert Kelley, Phil Santora, Leslie Martinson, Scott DeVine, Jeffrey Lo, Lorraine VanDeGraaf Rodriguez, Ev Shiro, Syche
Phillips, David Milligan, the box office and patron services staff, and everyone at TheatreWorks.A special thank you to Candice and Joel Zwick, Joel Zwick “Alone.”
My father Jack, my sister and brother-in-law Tammy and Kevin, and their dear children Avery and Kiley. And of course,Leo and Kim.
The production thanks Steinway & Sons for their courtesy in providing the concert grand piano.
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Who’s WhoHERSHEY FELDER(Playwright/Performer/ScenicDesign) Recentlynamed to TimeMagazine’s 2016Top 10 Plays andMusicals, Hershey
Felder has played over 4,500 performances of his self-createdsolo productions at some of theworld’s most prestigious theatresand has broken box office recordsconsistently. Writing in AmericanTheatre, Hedy Weiss said, “HersheyFelder is in a category all his own.”His shows include George GershwinAlone (Broadway’s Helen HayesTheatre; West End’s Duchess Theatre);Monsieur Chopin; Beethoven;Maestro (Leonard Bernstein); FranzLiszt in Musik; Lincoln: An AmericanStory; and Our Great Tchaikovsky.
In addition, he performs concerts of“The Great American SongbookSing-Along” at every theatre wherehis shows are presented as well asprivate venues. Future productionsinclude the new musical, Chosen byG-d, for which he is writing music,book and lyrics. His compositionsand recordings include Aliyah,Concerto for Piano and Orchestra;Fairytale, a musical; Les Anges deParis, Suite for Violin and Piano;Song Settings; Saltimbanques forPiano and Orchestra; EtudesThematiques for Piano; and AnAmerican Story for Actor andOrchestra. Hershey is the adaptor,director and designer for the verysuccessful play-with-music, ThePianist of Willesden Lane; producerand designer for the musical Louisand Keely: ’Live’ at the Sahara,directed by Taylor Hackford; and
writer and director for the upcomingFlying Solo, featuring opera legendNathan Gunn. Hershey has operateda full-service production companysince 2001. He has been a scholar-in-residence at Harvard University’sDepartment of Music and is marriedto Kim Campbell, the first femalePrime Minister of Canada.
JOEL ZWICK (Director) Joel directedMy Big Fat Greek Wedding, thehighest-grossing romantic comedy of all time. Recent films include FatAlbert and Elvis Has Left theBuilding. He directed the Broadwayproduction of George GershwinAlone at the Helen Hayes Theatre.Joel began his theatrical career at La Mama E.T.C., as director of the La Mama Plexus. He has directed onBroadway, Off-Broadway, andBroadway touring companies. He and
Coming to TheatreWorks January 2018
HERSHEY FELDER
Music by Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Written and Performed by Hershey Felder
Directed by Trevor Hay
REGIONAL PREMIERETo learn more: theatreworks.org
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The action takes place in Vienna, October 1863. THERE WILL BE NO INTERMISSION.
The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.
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Who’s WhoHERSHEY FELDER(Playwright/Performer/ScenicDesign) Recentlynamed to TimeMagazine’s 2016Top 10 Plays andMusicals, Hershey
Felder has played over 4,500 performances of his self-createdsolo productions at some of theworld’s most prestigious theatresand has broken box office recordsconsistently. Writing in AmericanTheatre, Hedy Weiss said, “HersheyFelder is in a category all his own.”His shows include George GershwinAlone (Broadway’s Helen HayesTheatre; West End’s Duchess Theatre);Monsieur Chopin; Beethoven;Maestro (Leonard Bernstein); FranzLiszt in Musik; Lincoln: An AmericanStory; and Our Great Tchaikovsky.
In addition, he performs concerts of“The Great American SongbookSing-Along” at every theatre wherehis shows are presented as well asprivate venues. Future productionsinclude the new musical, Chosen byG-d, for which he is writing music,book and lyrics. His compositionsand recordings include Aliyah,Concerto for Piano and Orchestra;Fairytale, a musical; Les Anges deParis, Suite for Violin and Piano;Song Settings; Saltimbanques forPiano and Orchestra; EtudesThematiques for Piano; and AnAmerican Story for Actor andOrchestra. Hershey is the adaptor,director and designer for the verysuccessful play-with-music, ThePianist of Willesden Lane; producerand designer for the musical Louisand Keely: ’Live’ at the Sahara,directed by Taylor Hackford; and
writer and director for the upcomingFlying Solo, featuring opera legendNathan Gunn. Hershey has operateda full-service production companysince 2001. He has been a scholar-in-residence at Harvard University’sDepartment of Music and is marriedto Kim Campbell, the first femalePrime Minister of Canada.
JOEL ZWICK (Director) Joel directedMy Big Fat Greek Wedding, thehighest-grossing romantic comedy of all time. Recent films include FatAlbert and Elvis Has Left theBuilding. He directed the Broadwayproduction of George GershwinAlone at the Helen Hayes Theatre.Joel began his theatrical career at La Mama E.T.C., as director of the La Mama Plexus. He has directed onBroadway, Off-Broadway, andBroadway touring companies. He and
Coming to TheatreWorks January 2018
HERSHEY FELDER
Music by Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Written and Performed by Hershey Felder
Directed by Trevor Hay
REGIONAL PREMIERETo learn more: theatreworks.org
HERS
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FELD
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PHO
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EIGH
TY-E
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CAST OF CHARACTERSHERSHEY FELDER Gerhard von Breuning / Ludwig van Beethoven
The action takes place in Vienna, October 1863. THERE WILL BE NO INTERMISSION.
The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.
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Who’s WhoHershey Felder have collaboratedon Monsieur Chopin, Beethoven,and Maestro. Currently, Joel is recognized as one of Hollywood’smost prolific directors of episodictelevision, having the direction ofover 650 episodes to his credit.New York productions have includedDance with Me (Tony nomination),Shenandoah (Broadway nationaltour), Oklahoma (national tour) andCold Storage (American PlaceTheater). He acted in the originalNew York production of MacBird.He directed Esther (PromenadeTheater, NY), Merry-Go-Round(Chicago and Las Vegas), LastChance Saloon and Woycek (WestEnd, London). He has taught dramaat Yale University, Brooklyn College,Queens College, Wheaton College,and the University of SouthernCalifornia. Joel is a graduate (BA,MA) of Brooklyn College. He is currently directing for the DisneyChannel and has been at the helmof Suite Life on Deck, Dog with aBlog, Jessie, Shake it Up, GirlMeets World, I Didn’t Do It, andK.C. Undercover.
TREVOR HAY (Associate Director)Trevor directed the world premieresof An American Story for Actor and Orchestra, Abe Lincoln’s Piano,Hershey Felder as Franz Liszt inMusik, Hershey Felder as IrvingBerlin, and Our Great Tchaikovsky.He is Associate Director for MonaGolabek’s The Pianist of WillesdenLane. Former member of the historic Old Globe Theatre in SanDiego where, at the age of nine, his first position was selling OldGlobe memorabilia. Over the next32 years, Trevor went on to variousaspects of production on more than80 presentations, including theBroadway productions of JackO’Brien’s Damn Yankees, How The Grinch Stole Christmas, andTwyla Tharpe’s The Times They AreA-Changin’. Included in his 23
seasons at the Old Globe wereeleven seasons of the SummerShakespeare Festival Repertory, aswell as work on Tracy Letts’ August:Osage County, directed by SamGold, and Hershey Felder’s GeorgeGershwin Alone, Monsieur Chopin,and Maestro Bernstein.
CHRISTOPHER ASH (Lighting &Projection Design) NYC Design andAssociate Credits Broadway/UK: OnThe Town, An Act of God, Crucible,Prince of Broadway, Lazarus.Regional Theatre: Guthrie, Yale Rep,Soho Rep, Engeman, Theatre Row,Drury Lane Oakbrook, ChautauquaInstitute, Old Globe, Geffen, SouthCoast Rep, LATC, San Diego Rep,Arizona, Steppenwolf, VictoryGardens, Theatre For A NewAudience, New York TheatreWorkshop, Shakespeare In The Park,Signature, Philadelphia Theatre Co.Opera: Lyric Opera Chicago,Canadian Opera, Houston Grand,Salzburg, Royal Opera, Metropolitan,Opera Delaware, Summer Opera DC,Santa Fe Opera. Dance: CharlotteBallet, River North, Hubbard Street2, Heidi Latsky, Anadolu Ateşi(Istanbul), CoisCeim (Dublin),Hershey Park, National DanceInsitute. Training: MFA Yale Schoolof Drama. www.christopherash.com
ERIK CARSTENSEN (SoundDesign/Production Manager/Co-Producer) Erik has worked forEighty-Eight Entertainment for tenyears. He has served as sounddesigner on Hershey Felder asIrving Berlin; Jamaica Farewell;Baritones Unbound; Louis andKeely: ’Live’ at the Sahara; JackLemmon’s Son; Rockstar, AnAmerican Story; The Pianist ofWillesden Lane (2012 OvationAward Nomination); MaestroLeonard Bernstein; Our GreatTchaikovsky; and Beethoven As IKnew Him (2009 Ovation AwardWinner). Formerly, he was the master sound technician at the OldGlobe Theatre in San Diego and
was production engineer on over 60productions, including Allegiance,Robin and the Seven Hoods, ACatered Affair, Hershey Felder’sGeorge Gershwin Alone, DirtyRotten Scoundrels, Chita Rivera–A Dancers Life, Dr. Seuss’ How theGrinch Stole Christmas!, The FullMonty, Dirty Blonde, and FloydCollins. Mr. Carstensen is a memberof IATSE Local 122.
MEGHAN MAIYA (Dramaturge andResearch) Meghan is the Director ofResearch and Special Projects forHershey Felder Presents (HFP). Shehas been doing biographical andhistorical research for HFP’s newtheatrical productions since 2013.Productions include Hershey Felderas Franz Liszt in Musik; HersheyFelder as Irving Berlin; and Our GreatTchaikovsky. Additional projectsinclude Production Research &Imagery for Louis and Keely ’Live’ atthe Sahara; Scenic Decoration forThe Pianist of Willesden Lane, AbeLincoln’s Piano, Hershey Felder asIrving Berlin, and Jamaica Farewell.Formerly, Meghan worked in theDepartment of Family Medicine andPublic Health at the University ofCalifornia, San Diego as a SeniorProgram Evaluation Specialist andProject Manager. She managed multiple research projects in thefields of Integrative Medicine andBehavioral Health. Additionally, shespent twelve years as a psychologyprofessor at San Diego StateUniversity and local community colleges.
KAREN RACANELLI (ExecutiveProducer) Karen comes to HersheyFelder Presents from BerkeleyRepertory Theatre, where sheworked as General Manager for 21years, overseeing daily operations,and produced several shows performed and/or directed by Hershey Felder. She has representedthe League of Resident Theatres during negotiations with bothActors’ Equity Association and the
Who’s Whounion of Stage Directors andChoreographers, served on LORT’sExecutive Committee and served asa panelist at several LORT meetings.Prior to her tenure at Berkeley Rep,Karen worked as an independent producer at several Bay Area theatre companies and has servedon the boards of Climate Theater,Overtone Theatre Company, ParkDay School, and the Julia MorganCenter. Karen was named a 2016“Unsung Hero of Arts Administration”by the national arts and cultureorganization, Fractured Atlas. She ismarried to Bay Area arts attorneyMJ Bogatin.
SAMANTHA F. VOXAKIS(Producer/Company Manager)Samantha is a native of Marylandwhere she spent twelve memorableyears working in the front office ofthe Baltimore Orioles. Since 2004,Sam has been responsible for theday-to-day operations of Eighty-Eight LLC/Hershey Felder Presents.With special thanks to her very supportive family and to Mr. Felder.
HERSHEY FELDER PRESENTS(Producer) Hershey Felder Presentsis the newest division of Eighty-Eight Entertainment which was created in 2001 by Hershey Felderand is devoted to the creation ofnew works of musical theatre.Current projects include the musicalplays Hershey Felder as IrvingBerlin; Our Great Tchaikovsky;Nathan Gunn: Flying Solo; and The Pianist of Willesden Lane.Recordings include Love Songs ofthe Yiddish Theatre, Back fromBroadway, George Gershwin Alone,Monsieur Chopin, Beethoven As IKnew Him, and An American Storyfor Actor & Orchestra.
ROBERT KELLEY (TWSV ArtisticDirector) is a Bay Area native andStanford University graduate. Hefounded TheatreWorks in 1970 and
has directed over 175 TheatreWorksproductions, including many worldand regional premieres. He hasreceived the Silicon Valley ArtsCouncil’s Legacy Laureate Award;the Bay Area Theatre Critics CirclePaine Knickerbocker Award andJerry Friedman Award for LifetimeAchievement; BATCC Awards forOutstanding Direction for TheHound of the Baskervilles; Into theWoods; Pacific Overtures; Rags;Sweeney Todd; Another MidsummerNight; Sunday in the Park withGeorge; Jane Eyre; and Caroline, or Change; and Back Stage WestGarland Awards for his direction ofSide Show and Sunday in the Parkwith George. He recently directedRags, Daddy Long Legs, OutsideMullingar, Cyrano, Jane Austen’sEMMA, The Country House, FallenAngels, Peter and the Starcatcher,Sweeney Todd, Marry Me a Little,and Once on This Island.
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PHIL SANTORA (TWSV ManagingDirector) joined TheatreWorks in2007. He has served as ManagingDirector of Northlight Theatre(Chicago) and Georgia ShakespeareFestival (Atlanta), as well asDevelopment Director for GreatLakes Theatre Festival (Cleveland)and George Street Playhouse (NewBrunswick). He holds an MFA inTheatre Administration from theYale School of Drama and a BA inDrama from Duke University. He isVice President of the NationalAlliance for Musical Theatre Board.Prior board service includes theLeague of Chicago Theatres,Atlanta Coalition of Theatres, andthe executive committee of theLeague of Resident Theatres(LORT). He was named 2000’s BestArts Administrator by AtlantaMagazine and received the AtlantaArts and Business Council’s 1998ABBY Award for Arts Administrator.
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Who’s WhoHershey Felder have collaboratedon Monsieur Chopin, Beethoven,and Maestro. Currently, Joel is recognized as one of Hollywood’smost prolific directors of episodictelevision, having the direction ofover 650 episodes to his credit.New York productions have includedDance with Me (Tony nomination),Shenandoah (Broadway nationaltour), Oklahoma (national tour) andCold Storage (American PlaceTheater). He acted in the originalNew York production of MacBird.He directed Esther (PromenadeTheater, NY), Merry-Go-Round(Chicago and Las Vegas), LastChance Saloon and Woycek (WestEnd, London). He has taught dramaat Yale University, Brooklyn College,Queens College, Wheaton College,and the University of SouthernCalifornia. Joel is a graduate (BA,MA) of Brooklyn College. He is currently directing for the DisneyChannel and has been at the helmof Suite Life on Deck, Dog with aBlog, Jessie, Shake it Up, GirlMeets World, I Didn’t Do It, andK.C. Undercover.
TREVOR HAY (Associate Director)Trevor directed the world premieresof An American Story for Actor and Orchestra, Abe Lincoln’s Piano,Hershey Felder as Franz Liszt inMusik, Hershey Felder as IrvingBerlin, and Our Great Tchaikovsky.He is Associate Director for MonaGolabek’s The Pianist of WillesdenLane. Former member of the historic Old Globe Theatre in SanDiego where, at the age of nine, his first position was selling OldGlobe memorabilia. Over the next32 years, Trevor went on to variousaspects of production on more than80 presentations, including theBroadway productions of JackO’Brien’s Damn Yankees, How The Grinch Stole Christmas, andTwyla Tharpe’s The Times They AreA-Changin’. Included in his 23
seasons at the Old Globe wereeleven seasons of the SummerShakespeare Festival Repertory, aswell as work on Tracy Letts’ August:Osage County, directed by SamGold, and Hershey Felder’s GeorgeGershwin Alone, Monsieur Chopin,and Maestro Bernstein.
CHRISTOPHER ASH (Lighting &Projection Design) NYC Design andAssociate Credits Broadway/UK: OnThe Town, An Act of God, Crucible,Prince of Broadway, Lazarus.Regional Theatre: Guthrie, Yale Rep,Soho Rep, Engeman, Theatre Row,Drury Lane Oakbrook, ChautauquaInstitute, Old Globe, Geffen, SouthCoast Rep, LATC, San Diego Rep,Arizona, Steppenwolf, VictoryGardens, Theatre For A NewAudience, New York TheatreWorkshop, Shakespeare In The Park,Signature, Philadelphia Theatre Co.Opera: Lyric Opera Chicago,Canadian Opera, Houston Grand,Salzburg, Royal Opera, Metropolitan,Opera Delaware, Summer Opera DC,Santa Fe Opera. Dance: CharlotteBallet, River North, Hubbard Street2, Heidi Latsky, Anadolu Ateşi(Istanbul), CoisCeim (Dublin),Hershey Park, National DanceInsitute. Training: MFA Yale Schoolof Drama. www.christopherash.com
ERIK CARSTENSEN (SoundDesign/Production Manager/Co-Producer) Erik has worked forEighty-Eight Entertainment for tenyears. He has served as sounddesigner on Hershey Felder asIrving Berlin; Jamaica Farewell;Baritones Unbound; Louis andKeely: ’Live’ at the Sahara; JackLemmon’s Son; Rockstar, AnAmerican Story; The Pianist ofWillesden Lane (2012 OvationAward Nomination); MaestroLeonard Bernstein; Our GreatTchaikovsky; and Beethoven As IKnew Him (2009 Ovation AwardWinner). Formerly, he was the master sound technician at the OldGlobe Theatre in San Diego and
was production engineer on over 60productions, including Allegiance,Robin and the Seven Hoods, ACatered Affair, Hershey Felder’sGeorge Gershwin Alone, DirtyRotten Scoundrels, Chita Rivera–A Dancers Life, Dr. Seuss’ How theGrinch Stole Christmas!, The FullMonty, Dirty Blonde, and FloydCollins. Mr. Carstensen is a memberof IATSE Local 122.
MEGHAN MAIYA (Dramaturge andResearch) Meghan is the Director ofResearch and Special Projects forHershey Felder Presents (HFP). Shehas been doing biographical andhistorical research for HFP’s newtheatrical productions since 2013.Productions include Hershey Felderas Franz Liszt in Musik; HersheyFelder as Irving Berlin; and Our GreatTchaikovsky. Additional projectsinclude Production Research &Imagery for Louis and Keely ’Live’ atthe Sahara; Scenic Decoration forThe Pianist of Willesden Lane, AbeLincoln’s Piano, Hershey Felder asIrving Berlin, and Jamaica Farewell.Formerly, Meghan worked in theDepartment of Family Medicine andPublic Health at the University ofCalifornia, San Diego as a SeniorProgram Evaluation Specialist andProject Manager. She managed multiple research projects in thefields of Integrative Medicine andBehavioral Health. Additionally, shespent twelve years as a psychologyprofessor at San Diego StateUniversity and local community colleges.
KAREN RACANELLI (ExecutiveProducer) Karen comes to HersheyFelder Presents from BerkeleyRepertory Theatre, where sheworked as General Manager for 21years, overseeing daily operations,and produced several shows performed and/or directed by Hershey Felder. She has representedthe League of Resident Theatres during negotiations with bothActors’ Equity Association and the
Who’s Whounion of Stage Directors andChoreographers, served on LORT’sExecutive Committee and served asa panelist at several LORT meetings.Prior to her tenure at Berkeley Rep,Karen worked as an independent producer at several Bay Area theatre companies and has servedon the boards of Climate Theater,Overtone Theatre Company, ParkDay School, and the Julia MorganCenter. Karen was named a 2016“Unsung Hero of Arts Administration”by the national arts and cultureorganization, Fractured Atlas. She ismarried to Bay Area arts attorneyMJ Bogatin.
SAMANTHA F. VOXAKIS(Producer/Company Manager)Samantha is a native of Marylandwhere she spent twelve memorableyears working in the front office ofthe Baltimore Orioles. Since 2004,Sam has been responsible for theday-to-day operations of Eighty-Eight LLC/Hershey Felder Presents.With special thanks to her very supportive family and to Mr. Felder.
HERSHEY FELDER PRESENTS(Producer) Hershey Felder Presentsis the newest division of Eighty-Eight Entertainment which was created in 2001 by Hershey Felderand is devoted to the creation ofnew works of musical theatre.Current projects include the musicalplays Hershey Felder as IrvingBerlin; Our Great Tchaikovsky;Nathan Gunn: Flying Solo; and The Pianist of Willesden Lane.Recordings include Love Songs ofthe Yiddish Theatre, Back fromBroadway, George Gershwin Alone,Monsieur Chopin, Beethoven As IKnew Him, and An American Storyfor Actor & Orchestra.
ROBERT KELLEY (TWSV ArtisticDirector) is a Bay Area native andStanford University graduate. Hefounded TheatreWorks in 1970 and
has directed over 175 TheatreWorksproductions, including many worldand regional premieres. He hasreceived the Silicon Valley ArtsCouncil’s Legacy Laureate Award;the Bay Area Theatre Critics CirclePaine Knickerbocker Award andJerry Friedman Award for LifetimeAchievement; BATCC Awards forOutstanding Direction for TheHound of the Baskervilles; Into theWoods; Pacific Overtures; Rags;Sweeney Todd; Another MidsummerNight; Sunday in the Park withGeorge; Jane Eyre; and Caroline, or Change; and Back Stage WestGarland Awards for his direction ofSide Show and Sunday in the Parkwith George. He recently directedRags, Daddy Long Legs, OutsideMullingar, Cyrano, Jane Austen’sEMMA, The Country House, FallenAngels, Peter and the Starcatcher,Sweeney Todd, Marry Me a Little,and Once on This Island.
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PHIL SANTORA (TWSV ManagingDirector) joined TheatreWorks in2007. He has served as ManagingDirector of Northlight Theatre(Chicago) and Georgia ShakespeareFestival (Atlanta), as well asDevelopment Director for GreatLakes Theatre Festival (Cleveland)and George Street Playhouse (NewBrunswick). He holds an MFA inTheatre Administration from theYale School of Drama and a BA inDrama from Duke University. He isVice President of the NationalAlliance for Musical Theatre Board.Prior board service includes theLeague of Chicago Theatres,Atlanta Coalition of Theatres, andthe executive committee of theLeague of Resident Theatres(LORT). He was named 2000’s BestArts Administrator by AtlantaMagazine and received the AtlantaArts and Business Council’s 1998ABBY Award for Arts Administrator.
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TheatreWorks Silicon Valley ContributorsTHE PRODUCER CIRCLETheatreWorks Producers have made a gift of $10,000 or more. They are invited to exclusive events with visiting artists, and on special theatre trips. Producers may selecta production to follow from ”page to stage” by attending the design presentation, rehearsals, and opening nights. Producers also receive all Inner Circle benefits.Contact Ronnie Plasters at 650.463.7135 or [email protected] for more information
Visionary Producers($50,000 and above)
Ann S. BowersDr. & Mrs. W. M. Coughran, Jr.Anne & Larry HamblyThe Dirk & Charlene Kabcenell FoundationRay & Meredith RothrockTheatreWorks Board Emeritus
Executive Producers($25,000 to $49,999)
Bruce CozaddYogen & Peggy DalalFrances EscherichThe John & Marcia Goldman FoundationWilliam GreenPhil Kurjan & Noel Butler Michelle & Michael KwatinetzMendelsohn Family FundMorgan Family FoundationCynthia Sears
Rick Stern & Nancy Ginsburg SternJanet Strauss & Jeff HawkinsLynn Szekely-Goode & Dr. Richard GoodeMark & Teri VershelLisa Webster & Ted SempleGayla Lorthridge Wood & Walt Wood
Producers($10,000 to $24,999)
Anonymous (2)Marsha & Bill AdlerLois & Dr. Edward AndersonElaine Baskin & Ken KrechmerLucy Berlin & Glenn TrewittJayne BookerBredt Family Fund at Truckee Tahoe Community FoundationSteve & Gayle BruglerSteven & Karin ChaseGeorge & Susan Crow
Gordon & Carolyn DavidsonRanae DeSantisJohn & Susan DiekmanDan & Catharine GarberSylvia & Ron GerstEmeri & Brad HandlerJudy Heyboer & Brian ShallyWilliam J. HiggsEdward Hunter & Michelle GarciaLarry Horton & George WilsonCharlotte Jacobs & Roderick YoungLeigh & Roy JohnsonMike & Martha KahnJulie Kaufman & Doug Klein Robert Kelley & Ev ShiroTom & Sharon KelleyRobin & Don Kennedy Dick & Cathy LampmanDorothy LazierDebra LeslieMark Lewis & Barbara Shapiro
THE INNER CIRCLE Jayne Booker, ChairMembers of The Inner Circle contribute a minimum of $1,500 each season and enjoya variety of benefits including priority subscription seating, VIP ticket purchases andexchanges, access to house seats on Broadway, and invitations to Meet-the-Artistsevents. Contact Hans Cardenas at 650.463.7155 or [email protected] for moreinformation.
Associate Producers($6,000 to $9,999)Anonymous (2)Paul Asente & Ron JenksKatherine Bazak & John DohnerDr. Barbara L. Bessey in memory of Dr. Kevin J. GilmartinDavid & Ann CrockettJohn & Wynne DobynsSusan FairbrookDavid E. Gold & Irene BlumenkranzLinda M. Hinton & Vince FoeckeLisa & Marc JonesSue & Dick LevyRob & Ann MarangellRichard NiblockBill & Janet NichollsRon & Lila Schmidt
Directors($3,000 to $5,999)Carol BacchettiPaul & Debbie BakerJoel & Wendy BartlettJim Bassett & Lily HurlimannThe BelleJAR Foundation
Steven & Michele BoalMarah & Gene BrehautBruce & Gail ChizenDean & Wilma ChuNancy Mahoney CohenDiane & Howard CrittendenRandy Curry & Kay Simon Richard & Josephine FerrieGayle FlanaganLynda & Steve FoxPeter & Rose FriedlandTerry & Carolyn Gannon in honor of Robert KelleyJerre & Nancy HitzD & J Hodgson Family FoundationBarbara JonesClaiborne S. Jones in memory of Jane ChaiJack JorgensonLouise KarrHal & Iris KorolJohn & Catharine KristianBill & Terry KrivanArlene & Jack LeslieJanet Littlefield & William CoggshallMalcolm MacNaughtonSuzanne Martin & John Doyle
Marks Family FoundationThe Marmor Foundation/ Drs. Michael & Jane MarmorGillian & Tom MoranLeslie & Douglas Murphy-ChutorianYvonne & Mike NevensRichard PartridgeAdam Samuels Philip Santora & Cristian AsherDorothy SaxeLoren & Shelley SaxeMartha Seaver & Scott Walecka Leonard Shustek & Donna DubinskyLarry & Barbara SonsiniDebra Summers & John BakerHolly Ward & Scott SpectorWatkins Family Charitable FundCarol WattsHarriet & Frank WeissBart & Nancy WestcottJane Weston & J. HornBill & Janne Wissel
45 for 45CircleTheatreWorks 45 for 45 Circle members have made a multi-yearpledge of $45,000 or more to honor Robert Kelley and TW’s 45th Anniversary. Contact Ronnie Plasters at 650.463.7135 [email protected] for more information.
Elaine Baskin & Ken Krechmer
Ann S. Bowers
Gayle & Steve Brugler
Bruce Cozadd
Gordon & Carolyn Davidson
Sylvia & Ron Gerst
Anne & Larry Hambly
Judy Heyboer & Brian Shally
Julie Kaufman
Tom & Sharon Kelley
Phil Kurjan & Noel Butler
Michelle & Michael Kwatinetz
Dorothy Lazier
Mark & Debra Leslie
Carole & Michael Marks
Suzanne Martin &
John Doyle
Mendelsohn Family Fund
Rebecca & James Morgan
Cynthia Sears
Barbara Shapiro &
Mark Lewis
Rick Stern &
Nancy Ginsburg Stern
Mark & Teri Vershel
Lisa Webster
Watkins Family Charitable
Fund
Carol Watts
Janne & Bill Wissel
The Merrimac FundBuff & Cindy MillerMyrna & Hy Mitchner, PhDEileen Nelson & Hugh FranksMargo & Roy OgusIn memory of Pearl ReimerJoe, Nancy, Sam & Sara RageyOrli & Zack RinatTom Rindfleisch & Carli ScottPaul & Sheri RobbinsEdward & Jane SeamanBart SearsRon & Ellen ShulmanJoyce Reynolds Sinclair & Dr. Gerald M. SinclairEllen & Ed SmithSheri SobratoLisa & Matthew SonsiniSusanne Stevens & Monte MansirCatherine & Jeff ThermondOdette & Ewart ThomasBrent & Michèle TownshendTzipor Ulman & Dan RubinsteinGriff & Lynne WeberMark & Sheila Wolfson
Players ($1,500 to $2,999)Anonymous (5)Marc & Sophia AbramsonDouglas & Loretta AllredMary Ann Anthony & Ken FowkesLisa Backus & Anthony MontefuscoShirley BaileyDoug & Marie BarryPat Bashaw & Gene SegreJane Baxter & Steve BeckMr. & Mrs. David W. BeachBetsy & George BechtelDon & Deborah BennettCaroline BeverstockCharlotte & David BiegelsenWendell & Celeste BirkhoferRobert & Letty BlockNeil & Karen BonkeBob & Martha BowdenLauren & Darrell BoyleMichael & Leslie BraunKathy Bridgman
Ellen & Marc BrownMarda Buchholz & Marcie BrownEric Butler MD & Suzanne Rocca-ButlerJeff & Deborah ByronCalvin & Jennifer CarrRon & Sally CarterJosephine Chien & Stephen JohnsonLee & Amy ChristelLarry & Sara ConditJodi Corwin & Irv Duchowny in memory of Milt, Michael, & JackJeff & Amy CroweRedwood Serenity FundRichard & Anita DavisScott & Edie DeVineDouglas DexterDennis & Cindy DillonCarl & Meredith DitmoreMonica Donovan
Pamela DoughertyJack & Marcia EdelsteinMr. & Mrs. Robert EnglishSue & Jeff EpsteinPatrick FarrisSheldon Finkelstein & Beatriz V. InfanteKathleen FittsPeggy Woodford Forbes & Harry BremondDiane & Bob FrankleBarbara Franklin & Bernie LothFrancis FranklinJay & Joyce FriedrichsMarkus Fromherz & Heike SchmitzMarilee GardnerNancy & Charles GeschkeCiro & Eileen GiammonaKenneth & Susan GreathouseRenee & Mark GreensteinMary Ann & John GrilliBarbara GuntherPeter & Laura HaasJim & Linda HaganKovin HaganRussell & Debbie HallJane Hamlin & Steven SchowHelen Helson
David & Noreen HenigCraig & Deborah HoffmanAnne & Emma Grace HolmesSusan M. HuchPerry A. Irvine & Linda Romley-IrvineSudhanshu & Lori JainMary Louise JohnsonHilary Jones* Craig & Gina Jorasch Family FundMr. & Mrs. Abdo KadifaThomas Kailath & Anu MaitraRuth Ann & David KeeferCynthia & Bert KeelyArthur KellerChris KenrickLiz & Rick KnissWoof Kurtzman & Liz HertzJim & Marilyn LattinHenry Lawson & Marcia Wells-LawsonElizabeth LeepLinda LesterDonald & Rachel LevyStephen & Nancy LevyRobert J. Lipshutz & Nancy Wong, MDDrs. John & Penny LoebTom & Sally LogothettiNancy Madison & Michael PriceRichard & Charlene Maltzman in memory of Carol AdlerSeth & Marilyn ManningAnne B. McCarthyPatricia McClung & Allen MorganKevin McCoyDave & Carolyn McLoughlinRani Menon & Keith AmidonShauna Mika & Rick CallisonSondra Murphy & Jeremy PlattMelinda Nasif & Michael ScruggsJames NiemasikLynn & Susan OrrEllice & Jim PappDavid Pasta in memory of Gloria J.A. GuthBeth & Charlie PerrellCarrie Perzow & Von LeirerRonnie Plasters
John & Valerie PoggiDiane PosnakSusan Rabin & David BuchananKaren & John ReisEddie Reynolds & Ed JonesEdward & Verne RiceBob Rodert & Bev KiltzAlicia Rojas & Howard LyonsBetsy Boardman RossRobert & Suzanne RubensteinAlan Russell & Fred ThiemannEllen & Jerry SalimanJoseph & Sandy SantandreaCharles G. Schulz & Claire E. TaylorCarolyn Schutz*Perry SegalPamela & Rick ShamesJack ShannahanSarah Shema & Neyssa MarinaMarge & Jim ShivelyCarolyn & Rick SilbermanGerry SipesMariangela Smania & Pierre CintraPamela SmithTodd SmithArt Stamness Jim Stephens & Abraham BrownMark Stevens & Mary MurphyThe Sher-Right FundJerry Strom & Marilyn AustinJan Thomson & Roy LevinHelaina TitusTed & Betty UllmanLes & Judy VadaszRobert J. Van der Leest, MDMimi & Jim Van HorneThomas VogelsangMargaret & Curt WeilPaul & Barbara WeissElissa Wellikson & Tim ShroyerArlene & Bruce S. WhiteKaren Carlson WhiteKen & Ruth WilcoxBruce & Elinor WilnerLynn Wilson & Howard RobertsNeil & Ann WolffBill & Sue WorthingtonLinda and Joel Zizmor
Benefactors($750 to $1,499)Anonymous • Sally Abel • Brigid Barton • Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Benjamin • Fumiko & Carl Bielefeldt • Sharon & John Brauman • James B. Brennock • Marni Brown &Gabe Garcia • H. Hans Cardenas • David Cohan • Robert A. Cook • Ron & Marion Dickel • Suzanne & Allan Epstein • Wesley & Dianne Gardiner • Joseph & SondraGlider • Jack & Joan Gorham • Sue & Bill Gould • James Heeger & Daryl Messinger • Susan Heller • Mitzi Henderson • Nancy Lee Jalonen • Laurie T Jarrett • Dean &Patricia Johnson • Carl Jukkola & Desmond Lee • David & Joyce Kim • Brian Kleis & Jim Lock • Michael & Ina Korek • Allan & Linda Kramer • George & Ann Limbach •Alexander & Anne Long • Anders & Juneko Martinson • Katherine Mason • Sharon & Harris Meyers • Gus Meyner in memory of Miriam • William & Sue Miklos • AnnieNunan* • Susan Rinne • Zeljko Ivanek in memory of Bridget Ross • Tom & Nan Ryan • Nancy & Magnus Ryde • Jill Sagner & Steve Lipman • Emil & Barbara Sarpa • Lee& Kim Scheuer • David & Harriet Schnur • Denise & Jim Stanford • Peter & Anne Steiner • Polly Taylor in memory of Ted Taylor • The Fred Terman & Nan Borreson Fund• Marilyn Tinderholt • Gary & Cathy Walz • Judith & Peter Wolken
Contributions listed were received between 02/22/2016 and 02/22/2017. Program deadlines and space limitations prevent us from listing all of our greatly appreciated patrons. For corrections, or to make a contribution, please contact Sarah Benjamin at 650.463.7132 or [email protected].
* Indicates donors whose gifts include in-kind goods or services. + Indicates members of the Encore Club, who make ongoing monthly or quarterly gifts.
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TheatreWorks Silicon Valley ContributorsTHE PRODUCER CIRCLETheatreWorks Producers have made a gift of $10,000 or more. They are invited to exclusive events with visiting artists, and on special theatre trips. Producers may selecta production to follow from ”page to stage” by attending the design presentation, rehearsals, and opening nights. Producers also receive all Inner Circle benefits.Contact Ronnie Plasters at 650.463.7135 or [email protected] for more information
Visionary Producers($50,000 and above)
Ann S. BowersDr. & Mrs. W. M. Coughran, Jr.Anne & Larry HamblyThe Dirk & Charlene Kabcenell FoundationRay & Meredith RothrockTheatreWorks Board Emeritus
Executive Producers($25,000 to $49,999)
Bruce CozaddYogen & Peggy DalalFrances EscherichThe John & Marcia Goldman FoundationWilliam GreenPhil Kurjan & Noel Butler Michelle & Michael KwatinetzMendelsohn Family FundMorgan Family FoundationCynthia Sears
Rick Stern & Nancy Ginsburg SternJanet Strauss & Jeff HawkinsLynn Szekely-Goode & Dr. Richard GoodeMark & Teri VershelLisa Webster & Ted SempleGayla Lorthridge Wood & Walt Wood
Producers($10,000 to $24,999)
Anonymous (2)Marsha & Bill AdlerLois & Dr. Edward AndersonElaine Baskin & Ken KrechmerLucy Berlin & Glenn TrewittJayne BookerBredt Family Fund at Truckee Tahoe Community FoundationSteve & Gayle BruglerSteven & Karin ChaseGeorge & Susan Crow
Gordon & Carolyn DavidsonRanae DeSantisJohn & Susan DiekmanDan & Catharine GarberSylvia & Ron GerstEmeri & Brad HandlerJudy Heyboer & Brian ShallyWilliam J. HiggsEdward Hunter & Michelle GarciaLarry Horton & George WilsonCharlotte Jacobs & Roderick YoungLeigh & Roy JohnsonMike & Martha KahnJulie Kaufman & Doug Klein Robert Kelley & Ev ShiroTom & Sharon KelleyRobin & Don Kennedy Dick & Cathy LampmanDorothy LazierDebra LeslieMark Lewis & Barbara Shapiro
THE INNER CIRCLE Jayne Booker, ChairMembers of The Inner Circle contribute a minimum of $1,500 each season and enjoya variety of benefits including priority subscription seating, VIP ticket purchases andexchanges, access to house seats on Broadway, and invitations to Meet-the-Artistsevents. Contact Hans Cardenas at 650.463.7155 or [email protected] for moreinformation.
Associate Producers($6,000 to $9,999)Anonymous (2)Paul Asente & Ron JenksKatherine Bazak & John DohnerDr. Barbara L. Bessey in memory of Dr. Kevin J. GilmartinDavid & Ann CrockettJohn & Wynne DobynsSusan FairbrookDavid E. Gold & Irene BlumenkranzLinda M. Hinton & Vince FoeckeLisa & Marc JonesSue & Dick LevyRob & Ann MarangellRichard NiblockBill & Janet NichollsRon & Lila Schmidt
Directors($3,000 to $5,999)Carol BacchettiPaul & Debbie BakerJoel & Wendy BartlettJim Bassett & Lily HurlimannThe BelleJAR Foundation
Steven & Michele BoalMarah & Gene BrehautBruce & Gail ChizenDean & Wilma ChuNancy Mahoney CohenDiane & Howard CrittendenRandy Curry & Kay Simon Richard & Josephine FerrieGayle FlanaganLynda & Steve FoxPeter & Rose FriedlandTerry & Carolyn Gannon in honor of Robert KelleyJerre & Nancy HitzD & J Hodgson Family FoundationBarbara JonesClaiborne S. Jones in memory of Jane ChaiJack JorgensonLouise KarrHal & Iris KorolJohn & Catharine KristianBill & Terry KrivanArlene & Jack LeslieJanet Littlefield & William CoggshallMalcolm MacNaughtonSuzanne Martin & John Doyle
Marks Family FoundationThe Marmor Foundation/ Drs. Michael & Jane MarmorGillian & Tom MoranLeslie & Douglas Murphy-ChutorianYvonne & Mike NevensRichard PartridgeAdam Samuels Philip Santora & Cristian AsherDorothy SaxeLoren & Shelley SaxeMartha Seaver & Scott Walecka Leonard Shustek & Donna DubinskyLarry & Barbara SonsiniDebra Summers & John BakerHolly Ward & Scott SpectorWatkins Family Charitable FundCarol WattsHarriet & Frank WeissBart & Nancy WestcottJane Weston & J. HornBill & Janne Wissel
45 for 45CircleTheatreWorks 45 for 45 Circle members have made a multi-yearpledge of $45,000 or more to honor Robert Kelley and TW’s 45th Anniversary. Contact Ronnie Plasters at 650.463.7135 [email protected] for more information.
Elaine Baskin & Ken Krechmer
Ann S. Bowers
Gayle & Steve Brugler
Bruce Cozadd
Gordon & Carolyn Davidson
Sylvia & Ron Gerst
Anne & Larry Hambly
Judy Heyboer & Brian Shally
Julie Kaufman
Tom & Sharon Kelley
Phil Kurjan & Noel Butler
Michelle & Michael Kwatinetz
Dorothy Lazier
Mark & Debra Leslie
Carole & Michael Marks
Suzanne Martin &
John Doyle
Mendelsohn Family Fund
Rebecca & James Morgan
Cynthia Sears
Barbara Shapiro &
Mark Lewis
Rick Stern &
Nancy Ginsburg Stern
Mark & Teri Vershel
Lisa Webster
Watkins Family Charitable
Fund
Carol Watts
Janne & Bill Wissel
The Merrimac FundBuff & Cindy MillerMyrna & Hy Mitchner, PhDEileen Nelson & Hugh FranksMargo & Roy OgusIn memory of Pearl ReimerJoe, Nancy, Sam & Sara RageyOrli & Zack RinatTom Rindfleisch & Carli ScottPaul & Sheri RobbinsEdward & Jane SeamanBart SearsRon & Ellen ShulmanJoyce Reynolds Sinclair & Dr. Gerald M. SinclairEllen & Ed SmithSheri SobratoLisa & Matthew SonsiniSusanne Stevens & Monte MansirCatherine & Jeff ThermondOdette & Ewart ThomasBrent & Michèle TownshendTzipor Ulman & Dan RubinsteinGriff & Lynne WeberMark & Sheila Wolfson
Players ($1,500 to $2,999)Anonymous (5)Marc & Sophia AbramsonDouglas & Loretta AllredMary Ann Anthony & Ken FowkesLisa Backus & Anthony MontefuscoShirley BaileyDoug & Marie BarryPat Bashaw & Gene SegreJane Baxter & Steve BeckMr. & Mrs. David W. BeachBetsy & George BechtelDon & Deborah BennettCaroline BeverstockCharlotte & David BiegelsenWendell & Celeste BirkhoferRobert & Letty BlockNeil & Karen BonkeBob & Martha BowdenLauren & Darrell BoyleMichael & Leslie BraunKathy Bridgman
Ellen & Marc BrownMarda Buchholz & Marcie BrownEric Butler MD & Suzanne Rocca-ButlerJeff & Deborah ByronCalvin & Jennifer CarrRon & Sally CarterJosephine Chien & Stephen JohnsonLee & Amy ChristelLarry & Sara ConditJodi Corwin & Irv Duchowny in memory of Milt, Michael, & JackJeff & Amy CroweRedwood Serenity FundRichard & Anita DavisScott & Edie DeVineDouglas DexterDennis & Cindy DillonCarl & Meredith DitmoreMonica Donovan
Pamela DoughertyJack & Marcia EdelsteinMr. & Mrs. Robert EnglishSue & Jeff EpsteinPatrick FarrisSheldon Finkelstein & Beatriz V. InfanteKathleen FittsPeggy Woodford Forbes & Harry BremondDiane & Bob FrankleBarbara Franklin & Bernie LothFrancis FranklinJay & Joyce FriedrichsMarkus Fromherz & Heike SchmitzMarilee GardnerNancy & Charles GeschkeCiro & Eileen GiammonaKenneth & Susan GreathouseRenee & Mark GreensteinMary Ann & John GrilliBarbara GuntherPeter & Laura HaasJim & Linda HaganKovin HaganRussell & Debbie HallJane Hamlin & Steven SchowHelen Helson
David & Noreen HenigCraig & Deborah HoffmanAnne & Emma Grace HolmesSusan M. HuchPerry A. Irvine & Linda Romley-IrvineSudhanshu & Lori JainMary Louise JohnsonHilary Jones* Craig & Gina Jorasch Family FundMr. & Mrs. Abdo KadifaThomas Kailath & Anu MaitraRuth Ann & David KeeferCynthia & Bert KeelyArthur KellerChris KenrickLiz & Rick KnissWoof Kurtzman & Liz HertzJim & Marilyn LattinHenry Lawson & Marcia Wells-LawsonElizabeth LeepLinda LesterDonald & Rachel LevyStephen & Nancy LevyRobert J. Lipshutz & Nancy Wong, MDDrs. John & Penny LoebTom & Sally LogothettiNancy Madison & Michael PriceRichard & Charlene Maltzman in memory of Carol AdlerSeth & Marilyn ManningAnne B. McCarthyPatricia McClung & Allen MorganKevin McCoyDave & Carolyn McLoughlinRani Menon & Keith AmidonShauna Mika & Rick CallisonSondra Murphy & Jeremy PlattMelinda Nasif & Michael ScruggsJames NiemasikLynn & Susan OrrEllice & Jim PappDavid Pasta in memory of Gloria J.A. GuthBeth & Charlie PerrellCarrie Perzow & Von LeirerRonnie Plasters
John & Valerie PoggiDiane PosnakSusan Rabin & David BuchananKaren & John ReisEddie Reynolds & Ed JonesEdward & Verne RiceBob Rodert & Bev KiltzAlicia Rojas & Howard LyonsBetsy Boardman RossRobert & Suzanne RubensteinAlan Russell & Fred ThiemannEllen & Jerry SalimanJoseph & Sandy SantandreaCharles G. Schulz & Claire E. TaylorCarolyn Schutz*Perry SegalPamela & Rick ShamesJack ShannahanSarah Shema & Neyssa MarinaMarge & Jim ShivelyCarolyn & Rick SilbermanGerry SipesMariangela Smania & Pierre CintraPamela SmithTodd SmithArt Stamness Jim Stephens & Abraham BrownMark Stevens & Mary MurphyThe Sher-Right FundJerry Strom & Marilyn AustinJan Thomson & Roy LevinHelaina TitusTed & Betty UllmanLes & Judy VadaszRobert J. Van der Leest, MDMimi & Jim Van HorneThomas VogelsangMargaret & Curt WeilPaul & Barbara WeissElissa Wellikson & Tim ShroyerArlene & Bruce S. WhiteKaren Carlson WhiteKen & Ruth WilcoxBruce & Elinor WilnerLynn Wilson & Howard RobertsNeil & Ann WolffBill & Sue WorthingtonLinda and Joel Zizmor
Benefactors($750 to $1,499)Anonymous • Sally Abel • Brigid Barton • Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Benjamin • Fumiko & Carl Bielefeldt • Sharon & John Brauman • James B. Brennock • Marni Brown &Gabe Garcia • H. Hans Cardenas • David Cohan • Robert A. Cook • Ron & Marion Dickel • Suzanne & Allan Epstein • Wesley & Dianne Gardiner • Joseph & SondraGlider • Jack & Joan Gorham • Sue & Bill Gould • James Heeger & Daryl Messinger • Susan Heller • Mitzi Henderson • Nancy Lee Jalonen • Laurie T Jarrett • Dean &Patricia Johnson • Carl Jukkola & Desmond Lee • David & Joyce Kim • Brian Kleis & Jim Lock • Michael & Ina Korek • Allan & Linda Kramer • George & Ann Limbach •Alexander & Anne Long • Anders & Juneko Martinson • Katherine Mason • Sharon & Harris Meyers • Gus Meyner in memory of Miriam • William & Sue Miklos • AnnieNunan* • Susan Rinne • Zeljko Ivanek in memory of Bridget Ross • Tom & Nan Ryan • Nancy & Magnus Ryde • Jill Sagner & Steve Lipman • Emil & Barbara Sarpa • Lee& Kim Scheuer • David & Harriet Schnur • Denise & Jim Stanford • Peter & Anne Steiner • Polly Taylor in memory of Ted Taylor • The Fred Terman & Nan Borreson Fund• Marilyn Tinderholt • Gary & Cathy Walz • Judith & Peter Wolken
Contributions listed were received between 02/22/2016 and 02/22/2017. Program deadlines and space limitations prevent us from listing all of our greatly appreciated patrons. For corrections, or to make a contribution, please contact Sarah Benjamin at 650.463.7132 or [email protected].
* Indicates donors whose gifts include in-kind goods or services. + Indicates members of the Encore Club, who make ongoing monthly or quarterly gifts.
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Visionary Sponsors ($50,000 and above)The Garden Court Hotel*The William & Flora Hewlett FoundationJ. Lohr Vineyards & Wines*The Mercury News*Microsoft CorporationThe David & Lucile Packard FoundationThe Shubert FoundationSobrato Philanthropies*
Presenting Sponsor($25,000 to $49,999)Avant! FoundationNational Endowment for the ArtsSand Hill FoundationStephen Silver Fine Jewelry*
Supporting Sponsors($15,000 to $24,999)Applied MaterialsCarla Befera Public Relations*Edgerton FoundationFenwick & West LLPThe Leonard C. & Mildred F. Ferguson FoundationThe Kimball FoundationThe Harold & Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust
Sponsors($10,000 to $14,999)Adams Wine Group*Harrell RemodelingHeising-Simons FoundationHengehold Motor Company*
Benefactors($5,000 to $9,999)Dodge & Cox Investment ManagersHurlbut-Johnson Charitable TrustsPalo Alto Rotary ClubPalo Alto Weekly Holiday Fund
Supporters($2,500 to $4,999)AvidbankCooley LLP*Los Altos Community FoundationS.H. Cowell FoundationThe Morrison & Foerster FoundationPalo Alto Weekly*Perkins Coie LLPSynapticsWells Fargo
Friends($1,000 to $2,499)AnonymousApplied Materials Excellence in the Arts Grants, a program of Silicon Valley CreatesChaseVP*The Dramatists Guild FundInternational ProInsurance Services LLCNikon Precision, Inc. Regarding Arts
Matching GiftsMany companies will double or triple theiremployees’ contributions to nonprofits. It’s a great way to make your gift toTheatreWorks go further at no extra cost. Call 650.463.7155 for more information.
Amazon Smile FoundationAdobe SystemsAgilent TechnologiesAvant! FoundationAppleGoogleHewlett-Packard CompanyIBMJohnson & Johnson Family of Companies Microsoft NetflixRambus Inc.
* Indicates donors whose gifts include in-kindgoods or services.
CORPORATE CIRCLE, FOUNDATION, & GOVERNMENT GIFTSFoundations and Corporate Circle members sponsor productions, support new works, and fund education programs for K–12 students. Sponsors may host events at the theatre, receive heightened community visibility, and enjoy other hospitality benefits.Contact Ronnie Plasters at 650.463.7135 or [email protected] for more information.
Marsha & Bill Adler • William C. Anderson • Ann S. Bowers • Polly & Tom Bredt • Bruce Cozadd & SharonHoffman • Peter & Melanie Cross • Yogen & Peggy Dalal • Carl H. Feldman • Kathryn Green • The John &Marcia Goldman Foundation • Emeri & Brad Handler • Hurlbut-Johnson Charitable Trusts • Charles & RobertaKatz Family Foundation • Patricia McClung & Allen Morgan • The Rathmann Family Foundation • EddieReynolds • John & Diane Savage • Joyce Reynolds Sinclair • Lynn Szekely-Goode & Dr. Richard Goode
ENDOWMENT FUNDTheatreWorks Silicon Valley thanks the following lead donors for their extraordinarily generous Endowment gifts.
Anonymous (6) • Marc Abramson • The Estate of William C. Anderson • Ray & Carol Bacchetti • Elaine Baskin &Ken Krechmer • Pauline Berkow & Ronald Kauffman • David & Lauren Berman • Jayne Booker • James & DianeBordoni • Ann S. Bowers • Steve & Gayle Brugler • Carol Buchser • The estate of Cathryn Z. Cannon • EleanorW. Caughlan • Steven & Karin Chase • Jodi Corwin & Irv Duchowny • Bruce Cozadd • George & Susan Crow •John & Wynne Dobyns • John & Linda Elman • Frances Escherich • Susan Fairbrook • Harriett Ferziger • GayleFlanagan • Carole & David Florian • Peter & Rose Friedland • Terry & Carolyn Gannon • Ed Glazier • Marcia &John Goldman • Kathryn Green • Lorie Griswold • Maureen Hoberg • Sharon Hoffman • Anne & Emma GraceHolmes • Kenny Hom • Sam & Elaine Housten • Susan M. Huch • Edward Hunter & Michelle Garcia • John W. &Nancy Lee Jalonen • Barry Lee Johnson • Stanley Earl Johnson • Claiborne S. Jones • Mike & Martha Kahn • Dr.Steve Kelem • Robert Kelley & Ev Shiro • Jane Kos • Bill & Terry Krivan • Phil Kurjan & Noel Butler • WoofKurtzman • Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mangelsdorf • Steve Mannshardt • Monte Mansir • Suzanne Martin & John Doyle• Leigh Metzler & Jim McVey • Cynthia S. Miller • Tami & Craney Ogata • Doris Gottsegen-Reiner • Karen & JohnReis • Eddie Reynolds • Betsy Boardman Ross • Adam Samuels • Philip Santora & Cristian Asher • Dorothy Saxe• Loren & Shelley Saxe • Edward & Jane Seaman • Barbara Shapiro & Mark Lewis • Joyce Reynolds Sinclair •Gerry Sipes • Carol Snell & Mindy Rauch • Esther Sobel • Jim & Mary Southam • Cherrill M. Spencer • Rick Stern& Nancy Ginsburg Stern • Susanne Stevens • Mark Stevenson • Laurie Waldman • Carol Watts • Karen CarlsonWhite • Renee & Herman Winick
FUTUREWORKSFutureWorks members have made an estate gift from a will or living trust, a beneficiary designation in an IRA, a gift of life insurance, a gift that returns lifetime income, or another planned gift. Contact [email protected] for more information.
VISIONARY SPONSORS
PRESENTING SPONSORS
SUPPORTING SPONSORS
SPONSORS
TheatreWorks SV Staff Artistic Director Robert Kelley Managing Director Phil Santora
SCENERY
Technical DirectorFrank Sarmiento
Lead Scenic Artist /CraftsmanTom Langguth
Master CarpenterBill Roberts
CarpentersEsteban Calvillo, Andrew Clark,Rodrigo Frausto, Henry Ing, Patrick McKenna
PROPERTIES
Properties MasterChristopher Fitzer
Properties Stock ManagerAlfred Rudolph
COSTUMES
Costume DirectorJill Bowers
Assistant CostumerNoah Marin
Lead Cutter/DraperYen La Wong
Costume Rentals ManagerConni Edwards
Wardrobe ManagerSarah Hatton
Assistant Cutter/First HandMichelle Earney
StitchersNhan Thi Luu, Son Pham
Resident WigmasterSharon Ridge
Hair StylistJeanne Naritomi
STAGE MANAGEMENT
Resident Stage ManagerRandall K. Lum
DEVELOPMENT
Director of DevelopmentRonnie Plasters
Associate Director of Individual GivingH. Hans Cárdenas
Events ManagerJodi Corwin
Development Operations ManagerSarah Benjamin
Telefunding/TelesalesConstance Gannon
EDUCATION
Director of EducationAmy Cole-Farrell
Associate Education DirectorKatie Bartholomew
Education Associate/Master Teaching ArtistMeghan C. Hakes
Master Teaching ArtistPiper LaGrelius
Teaching ArtistsJake ArkyLauren BermanBrittany Caine Maggie ColeJennifer DebevecCaitlin EvensonMary KalitaFredrika KeeferJosh Marx Lauren MayerJennifer MitchellMichileen OberstJed PasarioKelly RinehartMartin Rojas DietrichCassie RosenbrockElissa StebbinsKristina SutherlandAmanda WallaceMaryssa Wanlass
MARKETING
Director of MarketingLorraine VanDeGraaf-Rodriguez
Art DirectorEv Shiro
Associate Director of MarketingSyche Phillips
Box Office ManagerAlix Josefski
Marketing & CommunicationsManagerHeather Orth
Digital Media ManagerJennifer Gosk
Tessitura SpecialistAndrew Skelton
Ticket Services SupervisorMichelle Skinner
Patron Services CoordinatorTracy Hayden
Ticket Services RepresentativesAndrée Beals, Laura Henricksen,Margaret Purdy
Graphics AssistantKatie Dai
Public Relations & AdvertisingCarla Befera & Co.Carla Befera, Courtney Heimbuck
Company PhotographersKevin BerneAlessandra Mello
ADMINISTRATIVE
General ManagerScott DeVine
Database AdministratorKen Maitz
BookkeeperJason Hyde
Staff AccountantBarbara Sloss
Front Desk VolunteersJoan Doherty, Cindi Sears
And thanks to our fabulousTheatreWorkers!
ARTISTIC
Associate Artistic DirectorLeslie Martinson
Director of New WorksGiovanna Sardelli
Company Manager/Casting AssociateJeffrey Lo
FutureWorks FellowAkemi Okamura
Resident Musical DirectorWilliam Liberatore
New Works Reading CommitteeBill Adler, Cristian Asher, Elaine Baskin, Doug Brook, Sue Krumbein, Shareen Merriam,Patty Reinhart, Cindi Sears, Scott Walecka
PRODUCTION,
LIGHTING, & SOUND
Production ManagerDavid A. Milligan
Assistant Production ManagerElizar Ivanov
Operations Manager/Master ElectricianSteven B. Mannshardt
Resident Lighting DesignerSteven B. Mannshardt
Production CoordinatorKaren Szpaller
ElectriciansKat Arguello, Danny Beall, Steven Fetter, Carolyn Guggemos,A.C. Hay, Cosmo Hom, Dan Kaminski, Sean Kramer, Nick Kumamoto, Evan Lola,Harris Meyers, Gary Nelson, Jeff Spackman, Jarku Virtanen
Load-in/Strike VolunteersRick Amerson, Deborah Bennett,Ed Hunter
Lighting & Sound InternJacob Bers
HERSHEY FELDER, BEETHOVEN ADDITIONAL STAFF
Light Board Operator Justin BuchsSound Engineer Quinn PierronFollow Spot Operator Marissa MendozaShow Carpenter Megan HallOpen Captioning Michelle Skinner
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Visionary Sponsors ($50,000 and above)The Garden Court Hotel*The William & Flora Hewlett FoundationJ. Lohr Vineyards & Wines*The Mercury News*Microsoft CorporationThe David & Lucile Packard FoundationThe Shubert FoundationSobrato Philanthropies*
Presenting Sponsor($25,000 to $49,999)Avant! FoundationNational Endowment for the ArtsSand Hill FoundationStephen Silver Fine Jewelry*
Supporting Sponsors($15,000 to $24,999)Applied MaterialsCarla Befera Public Relations*Edgerton FoundationFenwick & West LLPThe Leonard C. & Mildred F. Ferguson FoundationThe Kimball FoundationThe Harold & Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust
Sponsors($10,000 to $14,999)Adams Wine Group*Harrell RemodelingHeising-Simons FoundationHengehold Motor Company*
Benefactors($5,000 to $9,999)Dodge & Cox Investment ManagersHurlbut-Johnson Charitable TrustsPalo Alto Rotary ClubPalo Alto Weekly Holiday Fund
Supporters($2,500 to $4,999)AvidbankCooley LLP*Los Altos Community FoundationS.H. Cowell FoundationThe Morrison & Foerster FoundationPalo Alto Weekly*Perkins Coie LLPSynapticsWells Fargo
Friends($1,000 to $2,499)AnonymousApplied Materials Excellence in the Arts Grants, a program of Silicon Valley CreatesChaseVP*The Dramatists Guild FundInternational ProInsurance Services LLCNikon Precision, Inc. Regarding Arts
Matching GiftsMany companies will double or triple theiremployees’ contributions to nonprofits. It’s a great way to make your gift toTheatreWorks go further at no extra cost. Call 650.463.7155 for more information.
Amazon Smile FoundationAdobe SystemsAgilent TechnologiesAvant! FoundationAppleGoogleHewlett-Packard CompanyIBMJohnson & Johnson Family of Companies Microsoft NetflixRambus Inc.
* Indicates donors whose gifts include in-kindgoods or services.
CORPORATE CIRCLE, FOUNDATION, & GOVERNMENT GIFTSFoundations and Corporate Circle members sponsor productions, support new works, and fund education programs for K–12 students. Sponsors may host events at the theatre, receive heightened community visibility, and enjoy other hospitality benefits.Contact Ronnie Plasters at 650.463.7135 or [email protected] for more information.
Marsha & Bill Adler • William C. Anderson • Ann S. Bowers • Polly & Tom Bredt • Bruce Cozadd & SharonHoffman • Peter & Melanie Cross • Yogen & Peggy Dalal • Carl H. Feldman • Kathryn Green • The John &Marcia Goldman Foundation • Emeri & Brad Handler • Hurlbut-Johnson Charitable Trusts • Charles & RobertaKatz Family Foundation • Patricia McClung & Allen Morgan • The Rathmann Family Foundation • EddieReynolds • John & Diane Savage • Joyce Reynolds Sinclair • Lynn Szekely-Goode & Dr. Richard Goode
ENDOWMENT FUNDTheatreWorks Silicon Valley thanks the following lead donors for their extraordinarily generous Endowment gifts.
Anonymous (6) • Marc Abramson • The Estate of William C. Anderson • Ray & Carol Bacchetti • Elaine Baskin &Ken Krechmer • Pauline Berkow & Ronald Kauffman • David & Lauren Berman • Jayne Booker • James & DianeBordoni • Ann S. Bowers • Steve & Gayle Brugler • Carol Buchser • The estate of Cathryn Z. Cannon • EleanorW. Caughlan • Steven & Karin Chase • Jodi Corwin & Irv Duchowny • Bruce Cozadd • George & Susan Crow •John & Wynne Dobyns • John & Linda Elman • Frances Escherich • Susan Fairbrook • Harriett Ferziger • GayleFlanagan • Carole & David Florian • Peter & Rose Friedland • Terry & Carolyn Gannon • Ed Glazier • Marcia &John Goldman • Kathryn Green • Lorie Griswold • Maureen Hoberg • Sharon Hoffman • Anne & Emma GraceHolmes • Kenny Hom • Sam & Elaine Housten • Susan M. Huch • Edward Hunter & Michelle Garcia • John W. &Nancy Lee Jalonen • Barry Lee Johnson • Stanley Earl Johnson • Claiborne S. Jones • Mike & Martha Kahn • Dr.Steve Kelem • Robert Kelley & Ev Shiro • Jane Kos • Bill & Terry Krivan • Phil Kurjan & Noel Butler • WoofKurtzman • Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mangelsdorf • Steve Mannshardt • Monte Mansir • Suzanne Martin & John Doyle• Leigh Metzler & Jim McVey • Cynthia S. Miller • Tami & Craney Ogata • Doris Gottsegen-Reiner • Karen & JohnReis • Eddie Reynolds • Betsy Boardman Ross • Adam Samuels • Philip Santora & Cristian Asher • Dorothy Saxe• Loren & Shelley Saxe • Edward & Jane Seaman • Barbara Shapiro & Mark Lewis • Joyce Reynolds Sinclair •Gerry Sipes • Carol Snell & Mindy Rauch • Esther Sobel • Jim & Mary Southam • Cherrill M. Spencer • Rick Stern& Nancy Ginsburg Stern • Susanne Stevens • Mark Stevenson • Laurie Waldman • Carol Watts • Karen CarlsonWhite • Renee & Herman Winick
FUTUREWORKSFutureWorks members have made an estate gift from a will or living trust, a beneficiary designation in an IRA, a gift of life insurance, a gift that returns lifetime income, or another planned gift. Contact [email protected] for more information.
VISIONARY SPONSORS
PRESENTING SPONSORS
SUPPORTING SPONSORS
SPONSORS
TheatreWorks SV Staff Artistic Director Robert Kelley Managing Director Phil Santora
SCENERY
Technical DirectorFrank Sarmiento
Lead Scenic Artist /CraftsmanTom Langguth
Master CarpenterBill Roberts
CarpentersEsteban Calvillo, Andrew Clark,Rodrigo Frausto, Henry Ing, Patrick McKenna
PROPERTIES
Properties MasterChristopher Fitzer
Properties Stock ManagerAlfred Rudolph
COSTUMES
Costume DirectorJill Bowers
Assistant CostumerNoah Marin
Lead Cutter/DraperYen La Wong
Costume Rentals ManagerConni Edwards
Wardrobe ManagerSarah Hatton
Assistant Cutter/First HandMichelle Earney
StitchersNhan Thi Luu, Son Pham
Resident WigmasterSharon Ridge
Hair StylistJeanne Naritomi
STAGE MANAGEMENT
Resident Stage ManagerRandall K. Lum
DEVELOPMENT
Director of DevelopmentRonnie Plasters
Associate Director of Individual GivingH. Hans Cárdenas
Events ManagerJodi Corwin
Development Operations ManagerSarah Benjamin
Telefunding/TelesalesConstance Gannon
EDUCATION
Director of EducationAmy Cole-Farrell
Associate Education DirectorKatie Bartholomew
Education Associate/Master Teaching ArtistMeghan C. Hakes
Master Teaching ArtistPiper LaGrelius
Teaching ArtistsJake ArkyLauren BermanBrittany Caine Maggie ColeJennifer DebevecCaitlin EvensonMary KalitaFredrika KeeferJosh Marx Lauren MayerJennifer MitchellMichileen OberstJed PasarioKelly RinehartMartin Rojas DietrichCassie RosenbrockElissa StebbinsKristina SutherlandAmanda WallaceMaryssa Wanlass
MARKETING
Director of MarketingLorraine VanDeGraaf-Rodriguez
Art DirectorEv Shiro
Associate Director of MarketingSyche Phillips
Box Office ManagerAlix Josefski
Marketing & CommunicationsManagerHeather Orth
Digital Media ManagerJennifer Gosk
Tessitura SpecialistAndrew Skelton
Ticket Services SupervisorMichelle Skinner
Patron Services CoordinatorTracy Hayden
Ticket Services RepresentativesAndrée Beals, Laura Henricksen,Margaret Purdy
Graphics AssistantKatie Dai
Public Relations & AdvertisingCarla Befera & Co.Carla Befera, Courtney Heimbuck
Company PhotographersKevin BerneAlessandra Mello
ADMINISTRATIVE
General ManagerScott DeVine
Database AdministratorKen Maitz
BookkeeperJason Hyde
Staff AccountantBarbara Sloss
Front Desk VolunteersJoan Doherty, Cindi Sears
And thanks to our fabulousTheatreWorkers!
ARTISTIC
Associate Artistic DirectorLeslie Martinson
Director of New WorksGiovanna Sardelli
Company Manager/Casting AssociateJeffrey Lo
FutureWorks FellowAkemi Okamura
Resident Musical DirectorWilliam Liberatore
New Works Reading CommitteeBill Adler, Cristian Asher, Elaine Baskin, Doug Brook, Sue Krumbein, Shareen Merriam,Patty Reinhart, Cindi Sears, Scott Walecka
PRODUCTION,
LIGHTING, & SOUND
Production ManagerDavid A. Milligan
Assistant Production ManagerElizar Ivanov
Operations Manager/Master ElectricianSteven B. Mannshardt
Resident Lighting DesignerSteven B. Mannshardt
Production CoordinatorKaren Szpaller
ElectriciansKat Arguello, Danny Beall, Steven Fetter, Carolyn Guggemos,A.C. Hay, Cosmo Hom, Dan Kaminski, Sean Kramer, Nick Kumamoto, Evan Lola,Harris Meyers, Gary Nelson, Jeff Spackman, Jarku Virtanen
Load-in/Strike VolunteersRick Amerson, Deborah Bennett,Ed Hunter
Lighting & Sound InternJacob Bers
HERSHEY FELDER, BEETHOVEN ADDITIONAL STAFF
Light Board Operator Justin BuchsSound Engineer Quinn PierronFollow Spot Operator Marissa MendozaShow Carpenter Megan HallOpen Captioning Michelle Skinner
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MainStage
SecondStage
Rotunda
MAILING ADDRESSMountain View Center for the Performing ArtsCity of Mountain ViewPost Office Box 7540, Mountain View, CA 94039-7540
TICKETS & INFORMATION650.903.6000 (24 hours) [email protected] Office Hours: Wednesday–Saturday, noon to 6 pm, and one hour prior to event curtain time. TicketServices also features a telephone information hotline.Ticket orders may be placed 24 hours a day.Phone: 650-903-6000 Fax: 650-965-1727
GENERAL INFORMATION500 Castro Street, Mountain ViewAdministrative OfficePhone: 650-903-6565 Fax: 650-962-9900
FIND OUT WHAT’S HAPPENINGTo receive Preview Magazine by mail, call 650-903-6000.Visit mvcpa.com for the latest information on events at the Center and to sign up for eSpotlight to get thespecial offers and event updates by email.
REFUNDS AND EXCHANGESThere are no refunds unless a performance is canceledor rescheduled. Exchange policies vary and are set by thepresenter of each event. For more information, please callTicket Services at 650-903-6000.
LATE ARRIVALSLatecomers are seated at the discretion of the producingorganization. We recommend that patrons arrive at theCenter a minimum of 20 minutes prior to curtain time. If you are purchasing or picking up tickets, please allowadditional time. Our ticket office closes one half hour after curtain time.
EMERGENCY NUMBEROur House Manager has a cell phone (650-740-0093) to receive emergency calls during performances.
ADDITIONAL SERVICESThe Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts is fullyaccessible. Patrons who require wheelchair seating orother assistance may make arrangements with TicketServices at the time of ticket purchase 650-903-6000.Notifying the Center in advance will make it possible tobetter serve your needs. Assistive listening systemheadsets are available in the lobby for performances. You may also bring your own headphones or earbuds toplug into a receiver to utillize the system. Audio describedservices for patrons who are visually impaired are available at some performances. Patrons who are hearingimpaired may request translation services (for informationcall 650-903-6000). Assistive ambulatory devices willbe checked at the back of the theater unless the device fits completely beneath the seats.
VOLUNTEER AT THE CENTERThe Center owes a great deal of its success to its dedicated volunteer staff who serve as Ushers, Art Docentsand Office Volunteers. Join us, support the arts and be apart of the Center! For moreinformation, please call 650-903-6568.
BOOKING INFORMATIONThe Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts’ threetheaters and support spaces may be booked for perform-ing arts events, meetings, conferences and other events.For booking information, please call 650-903-6556.
HOME COMPANIESThe Center is proud to serve as host to two Home Com panies: TheatreWorks and Peninsula Youth Theatre. These arts organizations perform a significantportion of their seasons in our theaters and contribute to the overall success of the Center.
PLEASE NOTE• All patrons, regardless of age, must have a ticket.• Due to contract restrictions and the dangers posed
to performers, cameras and recording devices areprohibited in the theaters during most events. Unauthorized cameras and recording devices will be removed and held by the Center until the close of the performance.
• Please do not bring food or drink (except bottledwater) into the theaters.
• To avoid disruption of the performance, please setpagers to vibrate and disengage alarmed watchesand cellular phones before entering the theater.
• Please become familiar with the exits. In an emergency, listen for instructions from Center staff.If instructed to do so, walk—do not run—to the exit. In the case of an earthquake, remain seated, orcrouch below seats, then listen for instructions from Center staff.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW CENTERFOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
MOUNTAIN VIEW CITY COUNCILPat Showalter, Mayor • Ken Rosenberg, Vice MayorChristopher Clark • John Inks • Michael Kasperzak
John McAlister • Lenny Siegel Dan Rich, City Manager
PERFORMING ARTS COMMITTEERaymond Chan • Carol Donahue
Ellen Murray • Daniel Palay
CENTER STAFF
The Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts is adivision of the City of Mountain View’s Community Services
Department, J.P. de la Montaigne, Director.
Executive Director W. Scott WhislerMarketing & Public Relations Manager Shonda Ranson
Business Manager Cindy MiksaBooking Coordinator Jenn Poret
Audience Services Manager Bernadette FifeTechnical Services Manager Steven Crandell
Ticket Services Director Liz NelsonSenior Ticket Representatives
Morry Goldstein • Carolyn Marie Len
TheatreWorks SV General InformationCONTACT USMailing Address:PO Box 50458, Palo Alto, CA 94303-0458Phone: 650.463.1950 Fax: 650.463.1963Email: [email protected]
TICKET SERVICESTickets to all TheatreWorks Silicon Valley performances are sold through the TheatreWorksSilicon Valley Box OfficeHours: Monday–Friday, 11am–6pm; Saturday-Sunday, 12pm-6pmPhone: 650.463.1960Tickets may also be obtained through theMountain View Center Ticket OfficeHours: Wednesday–Saturday, noon–6pmPhone: 650.903.6000
WALK-UP TICKET SERVICESThe walk-up ticket office will open one hourprior to each performance.
PERFORMANCE TIMES Wed, Thur, Fri Previews 8pmTuesday & Wednesday Eve 7:30pmThursday–Saturday Eve 8:00pmSunday Eve 7:00pmWednesday, Saturday, & Sunday Matinee 2:00pm
INDIVIDUAL TICKET PRICES Starting at $32 (balcony).Discounts available for Seniors, Educators, andPatrons 35 & Under. For pricing, call650.463.1960 or visit theatreworks.org.
LOST AND FOUNDFor Mountain View Center for the PerformingArts lost and found, please call 650.903.6568.For Lucie Stern Theatre lost and found, pleasecall 650.463.1960.
PLEASE REMEMBERThere is no smoking in the theatres or lobbies.Cameras and recording devices of any kind are strictly prohibited. Neither food nor drink is permitted in the theatres. Please ensure thatall electronic devices are set to the ”off” position while you are in the theatre.Children 5 and under are not permitted in the theatre. Persons 14 and under must beaccompanied by an adult. Every person, regardless of age, must have a ticket.Schedules, shows, casts, and ticket prices aresubject to change.Single ticket purchases are non-refundable, butare exchangeable for $15 per ticket. Some restrictions apply.
Visit theatreworks.org for detailed information or to purchase tickets.
GROUP SAVINGSSavings are available for groups of 8 or more. For more information, call Michelle Skinner at650.463.7115 or email [email protected].
WHEELCHAIR SEATINGSeating is available for wheelchair patrons. Pleasetelephone the Ticket Office in advance so that special arrangements may be made.
LISTENING SYSTEMS Both theatres are equipped with listening systems for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. Please see the house manager for details.
AUDIO-CAPTIONINGAudio captioning for the visually impaired is available at certain performances. Please call650.463.1960 for details.
OPEN-CAPTIONED PERFORMANCESOpen-captioned performances for Hershey Felder, BEETHOVEN: 6/25 at 2pm & 7pm, 6/28 at 2pmThe Four Immigrants: 7/30 at 2pm & 7pm, 8/2 at 2pmFor more information about open captioning,please contact the box office at 650.463.1960 or [email protected].
LATE ARRIVALSLatecomers will not be seated until appropriateintervals, and may not be seated in their exact seatlocations until intermission.
Do you love theatre? Do you want to share your passion with others?Do you imagine a career in arts education? TheatreWorks’ TeenTeaching Artist-in-Training program (TTT) is a great way to discover thejoy of teaching. TTT takes place during our PlayMakers Summer Campwhere experienced Teaching Artists and Counselors guide campersgrades K–6 in creating their own short play—from playwriting to musicto acting—while having fun and making friends along the way. TTTs willbe mentored by a master teaching artist and have the opportunity to: • Observe and assist experienced Teaching Artists • Lead games and exercises under the guidance of experienced arts educators • Learn theatre lesson planning skills • Learn class management skills • Design and create a special project to present to the campers of their session • Receive a valuable internship experience for college and employment applicationsFor more information about the Summer Studio Series, call650.463.7146 or email [email protected].
NEW! Teen Teaching Artist-in-Training Program
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MainStage
SecondStage
Rotunda
MAILING ADDRESSMountain View Center for the Performing ArtsCity of Mountain ViewPost Office Box 7540, Mountain View, CA 94039-7540
TICKETS & INFORMATION650.903.6000 (24 hours) [email protected] Office Hours: Wednesday–Saturday, noon to 6 pm, and one hour prior to event curtain time. TicketServices also features a telephone information hotline.Ticket orders may be placed 24 hours a day.Phone: 650-903-6000 Fax: 650-965-1727
GENERAL INFORMATION500 Castro Street, Mountain ViewAdministrative OfficePhone: 650-903-6565 Fax: 650-962-9900
FIND OUT WHAT’S HAPPENINGTo receive Preview Magazine by mail, call 650-903-6000.Visit mvcpa.com for the latest information on events at the Center and to sign up for eSpotlight to get thespecial offers and event updates by email.
REFUNDS AND EXCHANGESThere are no refunds unless a performance is canceledor rescheduled. Exchange policies vary and are set by thepresenter of each event. For more information, please callTicket Services at 650-903-6000.
LATE ARRIVALSLatecomers are seated at the discretion of the producingorganization. We recommend that patrons arrive at theCenter a minimum of 20 minutes prior to curtain time. If you are purchasing or picking up tickets, please allowadditional time. Our ticket office closes one half hour after curtain time.
EMERGENCY NUMBEROur House Manager has a cell phone (650-740-0093) to receive emergency calls during performances.
ADDITIONAL SERVICESThe Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts is fullyaccessible. Patrons who require wheelchair seating orother assistance may make arrangements with TicketServices at the time of ticket purchase 650-903-6000.Notifying the Center in advance will make it possible tobetter serve your needs. Assistive listening systemheadsets are available in the lobby for performances. You may also bring your own headphones or earbuds toplug into a receiver to utillize the system. Audio describedservices for patrons who are visually impaired are available at some performances. Patrons who are hearingimpaired may request translation services (for informationcall 650-903-6000). Assistive ambulatory devices willbe checked at the back of the theater unless the device fits completely beneath the seats.
VOLUNTEER AT THE CENTERThe Center owes a great deal of its success to its dedicated volunteer staff who serve as Ushers, Art Docentsand Office Volunteers. Join us, support the arts and be apart of the Center! For moreinformation, please call 650-903-6568.
BOOKING INFORMATIONThe Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts’ threetheaters and support spaces may be booked for perform-ing arts events, meetings, conferences and other events.For booking information, please call 650-903-6556.
HOME COMPANIESThe Center is proud to serve as host to two Home Com panies: TheatreWorks and Peninsula Youth Theatre. These arts organizations perform a significantportion of their seasons in our theaters and contribute to the overall success of the Center.
PLEASE NOTE• All patrons, regardless of age, must have a ticket.• Due to contract restrictions and the dangers posed
to performers, cameras and recording devices areprohibited in the theaters during most events. Unauthorized cameras and recording devices will be removed and held by the Center until the close of the performance.
• Please do not bring food or drink (except bottledwater) into the theaters.
• To avoid disruption of the performance, please setpagers to vibrate and disengage alarmed watchesand cellular phones before entering the theater.
• Please become familiar with the exits. In an emergency, listen for instructions from Center staff.If instructed to do so, walk—do not run—to the exit. In the case of an earthquake, remain seated, orcrouch below seats, then listen for instructions from Center staff.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW CENTERFOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
MOUNTAIN VIEW CITY COUNCILPat Showalter, Mayor • Ken Rosenberg, Vice MayorChristopher Clark • John Inks • Michael Kasperzak
John McAlister • Lenny Siegel Dan Rich, City Manager
PERFORMING ARTS COMMITTEERaymond Chan • Carol Donahue
Ellen Murray • Daniel Palay
CENTER STAFF
The Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts is adivision of the City of Mountain View’s Community Services
Department, J.P. de la Montaigne, Director.
Executive Director W. Scott WhislerMarketing & Public Relations Manager Shonda Ranson
Business Manager Cindy MiksaBooking Coordinator Jenn Poret
Audience Services Manager Bernadette FifeTechnical Services Manager Steven Crandell
Ticket Services Director Liz NelsonSenior Ticket Representatives
Morry Goldstein • Carolyn Marie Len
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