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Presents

Theatre on San Pedro Square29 N. San Pedro Sreet • Downtown San Jose

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Welcome / Director’s Note from Cathy Spielberger Cassetta, Executive Director

Theatre is more than a show. Tabard.

Last season, we brought you the music of Tin Pan Alley. The 1920s through the 1940s, the heyday of Tin Pan Alley, was truly the era of the great composers. Those years were the prime years for the compositions

of Irving Berlin, the Gershwins, Johnny Mercer, Jerome Kern, and so many others who wrote songs that people are still singing today. Songs at that time were most closely associated with the people who wrote them. That began to shift in the 1950s, though, and I think of the ’50s and the ’60s as the golden age of the great singers. It was during this time that the singer became the name and face associated with a particular song, due in great part to the invention of television and the proliferation of musical variety shows that brought these singers into everyone’s living room. I remember going through my parents’ extensive record collection as a young girl and playing the albums of Barbra Streisand, Johnny Mathis, Vic Damone, Andy Williams, Steve and Eydie, Frank Sinatra, Al Martino, Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan, and so many other memorable singers. The music was romantic, the arrangements were gorgeous, and the singers created the perfect melding of melody and lyrics through what seemed liked effortless singing. It was a glorious time for music and singers, and everyone had their favorites. I would like to dedicate this show to my uncle, Pete Rocco, who would have absolutely loved the performances you are about to hear. Uncle Pete’s favorite singer was a fellow Italian, Anthony Dominic Benedetto. You know him better as Tony Bennett...

from Diane Milo, Director

What better way to kick off the New Year than with the fabulous tunes popularized by Tony Bennett! We are thrilled to present I Left My Heart for this special engagement as part of our 12th season: TRUE

Lives: Stories & Songs of Real People. Thank you for being with us. Our designated non-profit for this production is Sacred Heart Community Services for all the work they do for those less fortunate in our community. Through your concession purchases, you partner with us to help Sacred Heart help others. In February we are proud and pleased to present James Creer starring in Looking Over the President’s Shoulder, a remarkable, powerful, humorous and touching TRUE story of one man’s 21-year experience at the White House, a career founded in a passion to sing yet fueled by his commitment to provide for his family. Come back March 2nd and 3rd to experience Nineteen Jazz Ensemble in concert. In April/May, we wrap up our 12th season with another wonderful revue, this time featuring the music made famous by Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland: Babes in Hollywood. These are all terrific opportunities to experience the greatness in the lives and music of those showcased this season. Check out our website (www.tabardtheatre.org) for full information on all of these shows.

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Presents

Theatre for All Ages. Tabard.

the tabarD theatre compaNy

Created by David Grapes and Todd Olson

Original production directed by Todd Olson

Original piano/voocal arrangements by

VInce di Mura

World premiere production presented at American Stage, St. Petersburg, Florida, February 2005

Special Thanks K. Dawn Grapes

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Producer Cathy Spielberger Cassetta Director/Vocal Director Diane Milo Music Director Bob Sunshine Choreographer Sarah Vogel Technical Director John Palmer Assistant Technical Director Joe Cassetta Stage Manager JM Perchalski Sound Designer John DiLoreto Lighting Designer Selina Young Spotlight Operators Corry Harline, Spencer Oey Set Designer/Scenic Artist Migi Oey Costume Designer Marilyn Watts Audience Services Lynne Rice, Betsy Shoup, Marilyn Watts Production Graphic Artist Henry Ruddle Production Photographer Edmond Kwong

Tabard offers its sincere and grateful appreciation to… all our season subscribers, donors, sponsors and community partners who

helped make this season possible.

proDuctioN staff

Be a part of it. Tabard.

Supported, in part, by a Cultural Affairs grant from the City of San Jose and a Regional Arts Fund Grant from Arts Council SIlicon Valley.

A portion of Tabard’s concession proceeds

from this production will be donated to

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SINGERSMichael Amaral

Will Perez

Tim Reynolds

i left my heart

Time well spent. Tabard.

MUSICIANSBob Sunshine, piano

Richard Sibley, bass

Brent Jorgenson, drums

Guy Celestre, trumpet

Act OneOpening Set

Steppin’ Out with My BabyTop Hat, White Tie, and TailsWith Plenty of Money and You

The Early YearsBoulevard of Broken DreamsBecause of YouStranger in ParadiseThe Best Is Yet to Come

Crazy Rhythm SetCrazy RhythmLullaby of Broadway Let’s Face the Music and Dance

Friends SetI Got RhythmNight and DayThat Old Black MagicEmbraceable YouI Got It Bad and That Ain’t GoodIt’s WonderfulCome Rain or Come ShinePuttin’ on the RitzIt Don’t Mean a Thing

Act Two

The Film SetWhere Do I BeginThe Days of Wine and RosesAs Time Goes ByThe Shadow of Your Smile

Quiet SetYou Must Believe in SpringA Child Is BornFly Me to the MoonStreet of Dreams

The Last BlastHow Do You Keep the Music PlayingI’m Just a Lucky So and SoI Wanna Be AroundThe Good LifeRags to Riches

FinaleI Left My Heart in San Francisco

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PRE-SHOW MUSICGary Dugan, piano

Terry Shoup, bass

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meet the artistsDavid Grapes II (Co-Creator) is currently a Professor of Theatre and the Director of the School of Theatre Arts and Dance at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley. Here he administers one of the country’s largest undergraduate theatre programs (340 majors) and serves as the Producer for UNC’s 72-year-old professional summer stock company, the Little Theatre of the Rockies. Prior to joining the faculty at UNC, Grapes served for six years as the Producing Artistic Director of the Tennessee Repertory Theatre in Nashville. Also an award-winning director, actor and playwright, he has provided administrative, financial, and artistic leadership for a wide variety of theatrical institutions. During his 29-year career in the theatre, David has produced over 800 major productions that span nearly every genre of dramatic literature. His work as a director (150+ productions) has been seen from coast to coast. Grapes is the creator/co-author (with Todd Olson) of four musical revues: My Way–A Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra, Christmas My Way–A Sinatra Holiday Bash, Moon River–Johnny Mercer’s American Songbook, and I Left My Heart–A Salute to the Music of Tony Bennett, which have been performed at over 200 theatres world wide. His most recent play, Dracula: The Case of the Silver Scream (with Robert Neblett) had its world premiere at Tennessee Repertory Theatre and has received six additional productions since 2003. Born and raised in Parkersburg, West Virginia, Grapes is a graduate of the MFA Theatre Program at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. He is an active member of the Society of Stage Directors & Choreographers, the Dramatists Guild of America and Actors’ Equity Association.

Todd Olson (Co-Creator, Book) is currently the Producing Artistic Director for American Stage Company in St. Petersburg, Florida. Prior to that he spent three seasons as the Associate Artistic Director at Tennessee Repertory Theatre in Nashville. While at the Rep, he directed the critically acclaimed productions of Wit, Cyrano de Bergerac, An Ideal Husband, How I Learned to Drive, Dinner with Friends, The Miracle Worker, The Beauty Queen of Leenane, and Francis of Guernica, winning a dozen annual Nashville “Tennie” Awards for “Best Production” and “Best Director.” He received his MFA from The University of North Carolina at Greensboro and is a graduate from the Institute for Advanced Theatre Training at Harvard, where he took classes with David Mamet, Peter Sellars, Andrei Serban, Robert Scanlan, Robert Woodruff, Anna Deveare Smith, and Robert Brustein, among others. Olson has taught theatre at Harvard, Vanderbilt, and Boston University, among others. He has directed more than 100 plays, musicals, and operas, including Hamlet (Boston Theatre Works), The Winter’s Tale, The Seagull, Marie and Bruce, Betrayal, and Coriolanus (A.R.T. Institute/Harvard), and the Hungarian premiere of Sam Shepard’s Buried Child. His opera credits include work on Vanessa (Des Moines Metro Opera), Tosca (Opera Southwest), Seven Deadly Sins (Huntington Studio), The Elixir of Love (Harvard), and Carmen (Opera Southwest). Olson lives in Seminole, Florida with his wife, Charlotte, and their children Jonas, Corinna and May.

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Guy Celestre (Trumpet) makes his Tabard debut. Guy performs regularly with Ohlone College’s Chops Big Band, West Shore Jazz and as first call for San Jose’s CMT Marquis and Mainstage Productions, most recently in Les Mis, Chicago, Legally Blonde, 9 to 5, How to Succeed and The Drowsy Chaperone. He also is a regular call for Broadway by the Bay, Foothill College and Harker Academy. He has a BS in Finance Management from California State University East Bay and is a channel sales manager for NEC Corporation of America.

Brent Jorgenson (Drums) has been drummer/percussionist in more than 100 musicals since 1975 and has played drums for Rita Moreno, Ben Vereen, The Smothers Brothers, Bob Newhart and others. Brent played Carnegie Hall in 2002 and 2003, and from 1996 to 2000 he performed—acted and sang in Vietnamese—in several Vietnamese productions at the Center for the Performing Arts, San Jose Civic Center and other venues. By day he is an immigration attorney in San Jose.

Richard Sibley (Bass) grew up in Kitchener (about an hour from Toronto) and moved to the Bay Area in 2008. The first instrument he learned to play was the pipe organ; besides bass, he also plays guitar, drums and piano. By day he is a software engineer, with a Bachelor in Math with honors in computer science from University of Waterloo. His hobbies include hang gliding, skiing, pole vaulting and riding motorcycles.

Bob Sunshine (Music Director/Piano) is happy as long as he is playing the piano. He is especially happy to be working with his three favorite male vocalists, his three favorite musicians, and his favorite director. This is at least his seventh show at Theatre on San Pedro Square, including Hair, Rocky Horror Show, Little Shop of

Michael Amaral joins another Tabard production, following Big Band Christmas Surprise!, Bandstand Beat, Stompin’ at the Savoy and A Taffeta Wedding. Bay Area audiences also have seen him in WVLO’s Forever Plaid, Plaid Tidings, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, and Phantom, Candide (FMT), 1940’s Radio Hour (HT) and Evita (AMT). Michael made his professional debut in the title role in Pippin, sharing the stage and a few dance steps with the legendary Nanette Fabray, who played his grandmother.

Will Perez returns to Tabard, following appearances in Elvis Has Left the Building and Bandstand Beat. By day he is a Lasik technician in his hometown of San Jose. Favorite roles/shows include Victor (Smokey Joe’s Café), Frankie (Forever Plaid), and The Del Tones (Breaking Up Is Hard to Do), all for BBSC; The Producers (SBMT); Young Joe Hardy (Damn Yankees!, WVLO); and World Goes Round (Pear Avenue Theater). He thanks his family and friends for their support.

Tim Reynolds returns to Tabard having starred in Big Band Christmas Surprise!, The Story of My Life, Follies Concert Version, Hold on to Love, A Taffetta Wedding, Sabrina Fair and Fools. Tim has a theatre degree from Northwestern University and nu merous Bay Area credits including CLTC: Nine, The Full Monty, Jesus Christ Superstar; SDG/SBMT: Chicago, Ragtime, 1776; WVLO: Forever Plaid and Plaid Tidings; FMT: The Producers and Brigadoon.

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Horrors, Thunderbabe, The Poptimists, Do It Again, Tabard’s Lady, Be Good and probably some he doesn’t remember. He doubles as a Silicon Valley software developer. In his spare time, he plays for a singing group and a chamber music group.

Cathy Spielberger Cassetta (Producer) is a theatre/television veteran and entrepreneur who created/produced/co-hosted the weekly TV program Theatre This Week in the 1990s before founding Tabard in 2001. For Tabard she has directed Scapin, Dames at Sea, The Gifts of the Magi, The Dog Sitters, Sabrina Fair, A Taffeta Wedding, Stompin’ at the Savoy, Bandstand Beat (also created and wrote), It’s a Wonderful Life, Crossing Delancey and Trying.

Joe Cassetta (Assistant Technical Director) has been significantly involved with Tabard since the beginning, including building a theatre inside Opera San José’s 10,000-square-foot rehearsal hall for Stop Time! and guiding the tech team for all shows. An engineering manager at IBM by day, Joe was acknowledged last year by President Obama and IBM for his volunteer work with Tabard.

John DiLoreto (Sound Designer) As Tabard’s head audio engineer, John has designed sound for many Tabard shows as well as for TheatreWorks, City Lights, SBMT and numerous clubs and rock bands for more than 30 years. He is also a former recording studio owner, record producer, and keyboardist in numerous rock bands and in theatre orchestras. While at M.I.T., he studied acoustics with Professor Bose, and holds a M.Eng. from UC-Berkeley and an MBA from Stanford. By day, he is Tabard’s finance director.

Diane Milo (Director) With more than 60 production credits, Diane has led vocals for Tabard’s The Tin Pan Alley Rag, Stop Time!; Crowns; A Taffeta Wedding; Lady, Be Good; Stompin’ at the Savoy; The Gifts of the Magi; Follies Concert Version, Bandstand Beat and The Story of My Life. A Tabard Associate Artistic Director, Diane also directed The Story of My Life,The Gifts of the Magi; Lady, Be Good; Follies Concert Version and the award-winning Crowns. She also has recently vocal directed Finian’s Rainbow (SBMT) andThe Sound of Music (WVLO) and will be vocal directing Little Women (SCP) and Babes in Hollywood (Tabard) as well as starring in it.

Migi Oey (Set Designer/Scenic Artist) has worked consistently on the Tabard tech-nical team since Bandstand Beat in 2011. Her knowledge of the performing arts stems from photographing musicians to working with local theatres, schools and corporate events. She is skilled at drawing, painting large-scaled murals and faux finishes, pho-tography, floral design, textiles, and graphics.

John Palmer (Technical Director) has been one of Tabard’s “Three Musketeers” since the first season. He is Tabard’s Radar O’Reilly, our go-to guy for so many things. The former theatre technician for West Valley College’s theatre, he is ideally suited to be Tabard’s TOSPS facilities manager and technical director. An active member of the singing group Stoctet, his personal joy is singing.

JM Perchalski (Stage Manager) has appeared previously in Tabard’s Big Band Christ-mas Surprise!, The Tin Pan Alley Rag, See How They Run and Bandstand Beat, created the fabulous showgirl headdresses for Follies Concert Version, and served as pre-show sound demonstrator, sound effects creator, and props for It’s a Wonderful Life. Another

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Children’s Musical Theater San Jose

Theatre company acronyms:

FMT HT

PAT

CMTSJFoothill Musical Theatre Hillbarn Theatre Pear Avenue Theatre

Peninsula Youth Theatre Saratoga Drama Group/South Bay Musical Theatre Sunnyvale Community Players TheatreWorks West Valley Light Opera

PYT SDG/

SBMT SCP TW

WVLO

recent onstage credit was Die Zauberflöte. JM often prefers being behind the scenes as director (The Mikado, Fantasticks, Iolanthe, Rose of Persia, Amahl and the Night Visitors) and producer.

Sarah Vogel (Choreographer) returns to Tabard, after her performances in Elvis Has Left the Building, The Tin Pan Alley Rag, Bandstand Band (also serving as dance captain for both) and Follies Concert Version. Sarah received a bachelor’s degree in drama from San Francisco State University, where she was a member of the Brown Bag Theatre Company. When she’s not dancing, she loves watching SciFi television.

Marilyn Watts (Costume Designer) has been Tabard’s Resident Costume Designer since the company’s second season. Marilyn is also Tabard’s box office manager, has her own catering company, and is costumer for many other theatre companies. What brings an even bigger smile to her is anything related to I Love Lucy.

Selina Young (Lighting Designer) makes her Tabard debut, although she has worked previously for countless Bay Area theatre productions, including Palo Alto Players and San Jose Stage Company.

American Musical Theatre City Lights Theatre Company

AMT CLTC

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Making memories. Tabard.

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Partnering through Season SubscriptionsArmando & Pam Snowden Abella

Valerie AbidSusan AdamsStephen & Karen Adkins

Susan AhlgrimJulie AkinaJohn & Harriet ArnoldVickie AthertonAtria Willow GlenElaine AumanNany Jo BankoDonna Barkley & Steve Lagna

Beverly BassetMark BaushkeTodd & Sherry BevisAnn BolhorstClell & Jan BontragerCarla BottenfieldFrank & Karen BowerKathy J. BullockBob & Nan CaldwellLaura CarlsenBarbara CarneyLarry CarothersKaren CarterCase Remodeling & Design

Cecillia CavacasPhyllis ChaiCharlie’s Cheesecake Works

Sandy ClarkVic & Bev CliffordKenneth ConteyBrenda CorralJames CreerKathleen CroweCyber PressDave DaviarRichard & Alicia Dayton

Declaration Services, Inc.

Martie DegutisKaren DeHart & Loretta Welch

Debra DeMartiniRose DeterdingMinette Diamond & Myron Tygar

Guadalupe DiazBetty DiVitaRobyn DorseyChristine DriedgerRobert & Gail DucoteGary & Becky DuganBob & Becky Durstenfeld

Dee Dee EaganDavid & Roberta Edmison

Ken & Shirley Edwards

Eric & Rose EklundElaine ElkinCarol EmmonsCy & DiDi EstyPhyllis FaxonJoanne Johnson FeltJerry & Susie Ferguson

Claudia FrenchCarol GagePat GallagherFlorence GodfreyEsther GoesAudrey GoldenGott Design?Amy Griffith Naomi GrubbAlma GuillotLucy HaabGreg & Bunny HackerPat HaggertyJaci HallPhyllis HallBud & Dori Hambleton

Ardith HamiltonLeslee HamiltonDave & Rae HarrisDavid & Wendy Harris

Katie HassettHelen HayashiJudy HeberRich HemmerlingHeritage Bank of Commerce

Jack & Gloria Rose Herschkorn

Jack & Barbara Hewett

Kathy HigginsEvelyn HowardMarjorie HowardAnne Huberman & Greg Goodhue

Norma Hughes Heritage Bank of Commerce

Mike HugillImagewurkxKathryn IngoldPeggy JabriPatricia JacksonMona JohnsonRon KeeneJerry & Jan Keifer

Sharon KelleyJim & Ann KiltyGarry & Ruth KnipeDavid & Lois KruegerButch & Claire KruseRobert & Clare LandryNatalie LasherHank & Marcia Lawson

David & Lois KruegerCarolyn KwiatekRobert & Clare Landry

Natalia LasherJudy LawrenceHank & Marcia Lawson

Alice LedfordSteven LehnhoffJohn & MaryAnn Lemons

Nicole LetellierSusan Lister & Robert Zeiher

Chiq LockhartGloria LosonskyBobbi LotmanAndrew & Christy Lowd

Peggy LundieDorothy LuthJoan MacKayMayvid MaclayMarjorie (Jori) Mangers

Donna MarenciaRon & Carol MarksDoris MartinezAustin MarxDon MasudaMac & Pat McCaughey

Darrin & Michelle McGrew

Marie McLaughllinMichael & Peggy McNutt

Debra McQueenBob & Karol MeeksJoanne MerkleySonja MessnerJoan MeyerGordon & Patricia Mickelson

Janet MillerGeorgia MiltonCharles Mollett, CPAAllene MoralesDoreen Morgan & Pete Silva

Helene MorleyJoyce MukunoCarol NeillElaine NelsonNancy NelsonMichelle & Erica Neuhaus &

Ardella LaPointeEd & Carol NeumannBetty NewtonJoan NormanO’Flaherty’s Irish PubRichard & Grace O’Leary

Joseph & Pamela Oliverio

Anne O’NeillCathie OrlowskiAnnaBelle O’ToolePacific Business Centers

Carol PalmerCarol ParrisBruce & Patricia Parsons

Janet PatersonNancy PedigoKarin PendlJill PeterBetty PetersNancy PeytonJim & Adrienne Phipps

Lillian PumphreyCheryl RainboltLois ReaBill & Carole ReedRobert & Lois RewBill & Peggy RichardsCandace RichardsTerry Riley & Julie FreemanBobby RoggeveenDennis & Linda Romatz

Beverly RoseSuzanne Rostamizadeh

Reed & Kathy RowanJohn & Victoria Rubbo

Ruddle DesignKarin RumstedtSagacent Technologies

Larry & Linda Saltman

Connie SamplesDonna SanchezBob & Winnie Schlossareck

Paula SchulteSedona BenefitsJerry & Eileen ShafferLarry & Carol SherJoe & Carol SilveriaSharen SixDee SmithSofa Mattress Galleria

Thomas & Josephine Slack

Edmund & Barbara Soohoo

Dick & Joan SpencerJack & Sally StallardLeslie StepanekStone Media Consulting

Marian SwansonMarvin & Ina TannerJudy TaretskyJoanTerryJulia H. ThomasShirley TibbsVivian TillmanPeter & Kathleen Tobias

Lee Garay ToneyLillian TrageserPaul & Mary TrippLane & Nancy Tronson

Jim & Grace VaccaroEvelyn VigilWilliam & Maryann Vorbau

Joan WagnerSusan WaldropMitsu WasanoAnn & Maurice WebbLinda WebsterDonald & Gloria Weddington

Bob & Anne Welker Judy WestMarilyn WieseJoel & Arlene Williams

Marianne WilliamsEd Wong & Family Dale & Bonnie Workman

Paddy WreyChristine YemotoTara YingstLinda & Brian YorkJerry & Kay YoungMadeline Zimmerman

Let the good times roll. Tabard.

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Bring your imagination; we’ll do the rest. Tabard.

Partnering through Community Partnerships

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Journey of the heart. Tabard.

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Partnering through Business Sponsorships

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www.declarationservices.com

WILLOW GLEN

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Experience infinite possibilities. Tabard.

frieNDs of tabarD2012–2013 Season

Partnering through Donations and GrantsJohn & Harriet ArnoldDoug Baird in memory of Fred SpielbergerMark BaushkeKathy J. BullockJim & Hope CampbellCampbell ExpressLouis Caputo Karen Carter Brenda CorralDave DaviarKaren De Hart & Loretta WelchDebra DemartiniMinette Diamond & Myron Tygar Betty DiVitaRobyn DorseyChrstine DriedgerElaine S. ElkinCarol EmmonsPhyllis FaxonJerry & Susie FergusonRob & Heidi FisherJulie FreemanCarol George in memory of Jeanne & Edward GravenhorstAudrey GoldenRuth GrayGreg & Bunny HackerChristine HejmanowskiKathy HigginsPeggy Jabri & Allene MoralesJim JensenJerry & Jan KeiferRuth & Garry KnipeAnakavoor R. KrishnaRobert & Clare LandryCarol LanoieThe Hank and Marcia Lawson Fund an advised fund of Silicon Valley Community FoundationSteven LehnhoffJohn & Mary Ann LemonsNicole LetellierChiq Lockhartt Bobbi Lotman in appreciation of Goes Family

Andrew & Christy LowdRon & Carol MarksMichael & Peggy McNuttBob & Karol MeeksMichele & Erica Neuhaus & Ardella LaPoint Ed & Carol NeumannBetty NewtonRichard & Grace O’LearyCarol PalmerCarol ParrisBill & Carole ReedBob & Loise RewMelissa RiofrioDennis & Linda RomatzBeverly RoseSuzanne RostamizadehKarin Rumstedt Larry & Linda SaltmanBob & Winnie SchlossareckTom & JoAnn SlackEdmund & Barbara SoohooMarvin & Ina TannerLane & Nancy TronsonJim & Grace VaccaroEvelyn VigilJoan WagnerBob & Anne WelkerMarilyn WieseEd Wong FamilyLinda & Brian York

In-Kind DonationsEleen Hsu AgusstinEstate of Gladys Irene AshcraftBarbara BerryKathy J. BullockCareer ClosetEd CutshallGuadalupe Diaz Audrey Golden Katie Hassett Scarlett Kellum HoodMike & Michele Kubiniec

Melissa RiofrioBarbara SancenRich ShaperoBarbara SoohooEstate of Fred Spielberger

Arts Angels DonationsKirk AbeEsther & Harley GoesGus Kambeitz & Tina PaulsonNineteen Jazz EnsembleThe Tabard Theatre Company

Matching GrantsGeneral ElectricGoogleIBM

Grants Arts Council Silicon Valley City of San Jose 1stAct Silicon Valley

Thank you for joining our journey. We apologize for any omissions due to our print deadline.

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Be engaged. Tabard.

the tabarD theatre compaNy

Executive Director Cathy Spielberger Cassetta Finance Director John DiLoreto Associate Artistic Directors Doug Baird, Susannah Greenwood, Diane Milo Technical Director Joe Cassetta TOSPS Facilities Manager John Palmer Marketing & Communications Director Chris Spielberger Director of Engagement Irene Trapp TOSPS Guest Company and Non-profit Liaison Jeanie Burgess Education & Outreach Director Jennifer Packard Business Sponsorships & Strategies Ed Sengstack Silicon Valley Arts Coalition Representative Henry Ruddle Resident Scenic Artist Migi Oey Resident Lighting Consultant Beric Dunn Resident Head Audio Engineer John DiLoreto Resident Costume Designer Marilyn Watts Resident Stage Manager Diana K. Turner Box Office Manager Marilyn Watts TOSPS Concessions Manager Lynne Rice TOSPS Resident Mixologist Josh Salans Web Master Betty Gott Tabard Logo Don Barnes (cellarideas.com) TOSPS Logo Mike English Tabard Website Gott Design? (gottdesign.net) Tabard Buttons Harley Goes

Members Kathy J. Bullock, Cathy Spielberger Cassetta, Valerie Gordon, Mike Haimson, Katie Hassett, Jonathan Jackel, Terry Riley, Leslie Stepanek, Kathy Sutherland

President Joe Cassetta Vice President Rich Hemmerling Treasurer Arlene Keane

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Board Secretary Jessica Golden

Ed Correia, Jim Kabel, Butch Kruse, Jason MinskyADVISORY BOARD

Sherry Bevis, Joanne Johnson Felt, Harley & Esther Goes, Jim Kabel, Betty Newton, Suzanne Rostamizadeh, Bob & Winnie Schlossareck,

Barbara & Ed Soohoo, Jack & Sally Stallard, Bob & Anne Welker

TABARD AUDIENCE ADVISORY PANEL (TAAP)

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‘tab’ard: \’tab- erd also -ärd\ n: • An ancient London inn featured in Chaucer’s

Canterbury Tales, from which pilgrims began their journey to Canterbury Cathedral and at which the innkeeper offered a free meal to the best story-teller

• A tunic worn by a knight over his armor and emblazoned with his sovereign’s arms

• The name appropriated by numerous contem-porary collegiate literary fraternities

• A dynamic and imaginative theatre company in Silicon Valley, CA

Administrative Office: 5663 Chambertin Drive San Jose, CA 95118

408-979-0231

[email protected] www.tabardtheatre.org

A 501 (c) (3) benefit corporation

Executive Director: Cathy Spielberger Cassetta

OUR MISSION STATEMENT: The Tabard Theatre Company is committed to making a difference in the community through the arts by providing professional-quality theatre experiences such as productions and workshops that are appropriate and affordable for audiences of all ages. Tabard focuses on new works or works not commonly produced. Especially engaged with altruism and philanthropy, Tabard reaches out to the under-served, such as the blind/visually impaired and children in low-income areas, and donates a portion of each production’s concession proceeds to a designated local charity.

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Inspiration and Imagination found here. Tabard.


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