The Last 5 Years

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ast

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PROFESSIONAL THEATRE YEAR ROUND

The Summer RepertoryThe Family Classic

Fall Into Winter ProductionHoliday Presentations

New Directions Special Events

ToursSchool Programs

A Christmas

Carol

2012 - 2013 Season

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Pinocchio The Last 5 Years

And A

nightingaleSang

Alfred Hitchcock’s The 39 Steps

Shipwrecked!An Entertainment

Fall/WinterRegional Touring Show

Title TBA

OUR MISSION:

Pendragon Theatre is

an ensemble of artists,

based in the Adirondacks,

dedicated to preserving the

vitality and enhancing the quality

of professional theatre through

year-round performance

and educational programs.

We perform across an extensive

region and collaborate on a

number of levels with a

variety of artistic, historic

and civic organizations.

www.pendragontheatre.org

Charles Carroll, PresidentCyndee McGuire, Vice PresidentMargaret Sorensen, SecretaryPenny Dieffenbach, Treasurer

Jim CraneJessica Deeb

Anthony DowidowiczSue Hearn

Jackie KalinowskiMichelle MaggsPatty MonroeAnne Schoff

Betsy SenkowskiKathy Steinbrueck

Laura-Jean SwansonHolly Wolff

Pendragon Theatre

15 Brandy Brook Avenue

Saranac Lake, NY 12983

518.891.1854

Fax: 518.891.7012

www.pendragontheatre.org

email: [email protected]

photography by

Burdette Parks

&

Bonnie B. Brewer

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THE BOARD

In the spring of 1981, Pendragon, as yet unnamed, was coalescing its second production — Under Milkwood by Dylan Thomas. The fledgling group began to think that a name, an identity, would be good. A host of names was offered up. One person, drawn to the idea of the British Isles because of the then current production, fell upon Pendragon. Why? Uther Pendragon was the father of Arthur, “King of England.” Pendragon means chief leader of the British tribes. While not in England, we still hope to provide the lead or impetus towards excellence in theatre arts.

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They are our supporters and

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Welcome to Pendragon Theatre! We are delighted you have joined us. It is our hope that the summer repertory season provides you with diverse and engaging theatre experiences. We urge you to see all the plays and join us, if you can, in the other seasons too!

Our esteemed founders, Susan Neal and Bob Pettee, have announced that they will retire next spring. We have secured a terrific team to succeed them – a vibrant combination of the past and future. •Dr.KarenKirkhamwillbeournewExecutive/ArtisticDirector. Karen,whoistheChairoftheDramaandDanceDept.at DickinsonCollegeinCarlisle,PA,hasdirectedmanyPendragon productions over the past fifteen years. •DavidZwierankinstepsupfromTechnicalDirectortoManaging Director.Davidbringsbroadtechnicaltheatreandcomputer skillsplusadegreeintheatereducationwithexperienceinthe field.BothKarenandDavidhavedeepfamilytiestothe Adirondacks. Our new leadership team will ensure Pendragon remains true to its mission and tradition: presenting professional, engaging, inspiring theater.Afundraisingdriveisunderwaytoensureahealthytransitionandastablefuture.Youmaynotrealizethatticketsalescoverlessthanhalfofouroperating budget – the balance comes from generous patrons and donors likeyou.WeaskyoutojoinyourneighborsinsupportingPendragon,theAdirondackregion’sonlyyear-roundprofessionaltheater.WeallthankSusanandBobforbringinghigh-quality,thought-provokingtheatertoourregionforthepast32years.Wewishthemawell- deserved, long, and happy retirement.

Now, on with the show!

CharlesCarroll,President,BoardofDirectors

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Swing on a Star

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SAVE THE DATE - August 17, 2012

5Pe n d r a g o n T h e a t r e 2 0 1 2 - 2 0 1 3 S e a s o n

A Note from the current Artistic Director

When Bob and I moved to Saranac Lake, we never imagined 32 years! We were building a theatre. . . one day at a time.

The journey for us has been profound, demanding and exhilarat-ing.

We have not waivered from our commitment to diverse, vital theatre. We tell old and new stories, some serious, some funny, some challenging.

Our great respect for the community and region continues. We could not have survived without the extraordi-nary commitment and generosity of countless people.

As always, we applaud and extend heartfelt thanks to the many theatre artists, past and present, whose incredible passion, talents and unerring faith have partnered with us along the way.

The incoming directors, Karen and David, have a deep and strong commitment to Pendragon.

Their energy, vision and collective talents will guide the theatre forward with your support.

With deep gratitude to all,

Susan NealArtistic Director

A Note from the incoming Executive/Artistic Director

Why Pendragon? I’ve often been asked why I’ve continued to return to direct at Pendragon every summer for more than fifteen years. The answer has always been “Bob and Susan”. The question now is what does that mean and what is Pendragon without them. Bob and Susan are artists who lack ego, which is an almost impossible combination to find. They are willing to take risks by producing work they believe in and thereby creating an environ-ment where the play rather than the individual agenda is primary. Magnets for attracting like-minded collaborators, they foster a working environment where the process is as important as the product. This attitude has resulted in some of the best theater I’ve had the privilege to be involved with. Now I am entrusted to contin-ue the mission of the theater. I am dedicated to preserving and building upon their vision. Why Pendragon? The answer will be because Pendragon stands for theatrical excellence, egoless collaboration and service to the greater community. That said, the answer in my heart will always be “Bob and Susan.”

Karen Lordi-Kirkham

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Who’s Who - The CompanyMackenzie Barmen (Cathy - The Last Five Years, Joyce Stott - And A Nightingale Sang, Player - Shipwrecked! An Entertainment) is elated to be returning to Pendragon this season for some very exciting, chal-lenging opportunities. Previous work with Pendragon includes: Sweeney Todd (Johanna), The Mousetrap (Miss Casewell), and Les Liaisons Dangereuses (Cécile Volanges).

Tijana Bjelajac (Set Design - Shipwrecked!) is a New York based set designer and visual artist. One of her most recent projects was associate designer for Magic Flute, Opera Australia. She has continuously designed sets for Pendragon The-ater. Past credits include: Three Penny Opera, Marvell Repertory Theater NYC; Othello, Actors Shakespeare Project, Boston; Odyssey, 45.Bleeck-er St. Theater, NYC… She is a 2007 recipient of the prestigous “Kahn Award” for extraordinary talents.

Lauren Brennan (Stage Manager - Shipwrecked!) is very excited to be working with Pendragon for the first time this summer. Lauren will be re-turning to Dickinson College in the fall to complete her final year of studies in theatre and in French.

Bonnie B. Brewer (Director - 39 Steps, PSM, Sound Design - 39 Steps, Lighting Design - The Last 5 Years, The 39 Steps, Graphic De-signer, etc.) has been a Pendragon company member since 1990 (22 years - Oh my!) In addition to directing, designing, making props, stage managing and graphic designing

for Pendragon she works with the local high schools and other theatre groups in the region to help them realize their artistic visions. She recieved her BFA in Theatre Production/Management from Auburn University in 1988.mmmmmmmmmm

Leslie Dame (Hickory Cricket - Pinocchio) This season Leslie hons her puppeteering skills as Hickory Cricket. Most recent Pendragon productions include Almost Maine, Sweeney Todd, and Stuart Little. Other recent performances include Dr. Martha Livingston in Between A & B’s production of Agnes of God and the Stepmother in CTP’s Into the Woods.

Jessica M. Deeb (Stage Manager-The Last 5 Years) is thrilled to be on working once again with the Pendragon family. Her former appearances include To Kill a Mockingbird, Night Must Fall, Sleep-ing Beauty, and Quilters. She has also directed over 20 children’s productions at the LPCA and Saranac Lake Middle School. Many thanks to Laura-Jean, Brandon, Mackenzie, and Kim for a truly wonderful experience.

Alexis Foster (Costume Desin - Ship-wrecked!) obtained her MFA in Drama with a concentration in Costume Design and Technology from the University of Arkansas and her BFA from Kean University in Union, NJ. Currently she is the costume shop manager at SUNY Potsdam. Previous costume designs include: Pirates of Penzance, Endgame, 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee and Marat/Sade. She is a member of USITT. Feel free to visit her website at www.alfosterdesigns.com.

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1980A Streetcar Named Desire1 production, 3 performances - budget below $500

1981Pendragon gets its name Under MilkwoodHOT L Baltimore

1982The VisitTalley’s FolleyVanitiesGeorge Sand: A Passionate Cantata - premiereTwelfth Night

1983I Never Sang for My FatherTwo for the SeesawMass AppealThird Class Carriage - premiere;winner “Fringe First” Award - Edinburgh International Arts Festival…production toured to Stockholm, SwedenThe Dining Roommove to 68 Main Street Theatre

1984The Conference of the Birds - first play with studentsSpring Into the Arts FestivalEducating RitaUncle VanyaTwo by the Bard: an adaptation of The Tempest & A Midsummer’s Night DreamThe Lady’s Not for Burning

1985Talking With. . . Spring Into the Arts FestivalDial M For MurderCrimes of the HeartStrange SnowThe Caucasian Chalk Circle

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Erika Grayson (Scenic and Costume Designer 39 Steps) is happy to be involved with her first production at Pendragon Theatre. Erika is an Assistant Professor of Theatre at SUNY Plattsburgh with specialties in design, puppetry, and Japanese Theatre.

Jordan Hornstein (Andie – And a Nightingale Sang) is proud to be appearing in his seventh summer season with Pendragon. Past summer productions have included The Mousetrap (Mr. Paravicini), Moby Dick – Rehearsed (Starbuck), The Imaginary Invalid (Dr. Purgeon), Bus Stop (Carl), The Gin Game (Weller Martin), The Real Inspector Hound (Moon), The Fantasticks (Henry), and Arsenic and Old Lace (Ein-stein).

Tim Jock (Crew - The Last 5 Years) as always is enjoying being part of the Pendragon crew.

Jessica Kemp (Stage Manager - 39 Steps) has been seen both on and off the stage for some years now. Favorite productions include Annie, The Nutcracker, Peter Pan, Li’l Abner, The Hobbit and How 2 $ucceed.

Karen Lordi-Kirkham (Director - Shipwrecked) has been directing for Pendragon for over fifteen years and is honored to be taking over as Executive artistic director starting in 2013. Favorite Pendragon projects in-clude last summer’s Sweeney Todd, the world premiere of Andre Gregory’s Bone Songs and Orson Welles’ Moby Dick Rehearsed. Lordi-Kirkham is the current Chair of the Theatre and Dance department at Dickinson College in Carlisle, PA and received both her MFA and DFA from the Yale School of Drama. Thank you Bob and Susan for your trust.

Christopher McGovern (Lorenzo - Pinocchio, George - And a Night-ingale Sang has been around for awhile;previous roles include Ahab, in Moby Dick Rehearsed; Prof. Van Helsing, in Dracula;Malvolio in Twelfth Night, & the Queen of Hearts in Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, among others.

Donna Moschek (Bella-Pinocchio, Helen - And a Nightingale Sang, A n n a b e l l a / M a r g a r e t / Pamela - The 39 Steps) is very happy to be here for another summer season! Some favorite past roles at Pendragon include: Dracula (Mina/ Lucy), The Imaginary Invalid (Toi-nette), The Mousetrap (Mollie), and To Kill a Mockingbird (Miss Maudie). Thank you to all the talented people who make this such a fun and interesting place to work!

Susan Neal ( Director- And A Nightingale Sang) - Co-founder and Artistic Director of Pendragon. As this is my last summer season, my heartfelt thanks to all for 32 extraordinary years.

Tyler Nye (Norman in Nightingale... and Bruno, et al., in Shipwrecked!) Previously at Pendragon: The Mousetrap (Giles), Les Liaisons Dangereuses (Danceny), Sweeney Todd (Anthony), Private Eyes (Adrian), Dracula (Harker), Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Nick), Eurydice (Nasty Interesting Man/Lord of the Underworld), and Moby Dick - Rehearsed (Ishmael). Tyler has appeared in numerous productions across the North Country and in the immersive Off-Broadway theatrical experience Sleep No More. Love and gratitude to Bob, Susan, and company.

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1986To Gillian with Love on Her 37th BirthdayWhat the Butler Saw - move to 148 River Street (now 15 Brandy Brook Ave.)Getting OutRing Round the MoonThe Flowering PeachA Midsummer Night’s Dream“Third Class Carriage” invited to perform at The Dublin Theatre Festival

1987True WestSpring Into the Arts FestivalAnd A Nightingale SangThe ForeignerOrpheus DescendingOld TimesOh What a Lovely War 1988LuvSpring Into the Arts FestivalHouse of Blue LeavesBiographyFifth of JulyHamlet - first Fall Classic

1989- audience seating reorganizedSteel MagnoliasA Shayna MaidelThe Importance of Being EarnestPack of LiesAntigone (an adaptation)Rent-an-Actor program initiated

1990RecklessTable MannersThe Cherry Orchard1918The Glass MenagerieConstruction begins on Scene Shop

1991Hunting CockroachesDaBus StopOn the VergeThe Imaginary Invalid

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1993start of seating & lobby expansionGreater TunaMarvin’s RoomBetrayal Hay FeverSafe Harbor - premiereThe Miracle Worker

1994Shirley ValentineYou Can’t Take It With YouDancing at LughnasaToy Planet - premiereAll My SonsPendragon receives Governor’s Arts Award

1995Angel StreetRough CrossingTerra NovaSleuthWaiting for Godot

1996 new addition completedOrphansThe ForeignerA Midsummer Night’s DreamDial M for MurderLove Letters - benefit production with Julie Harris and Peter Dee

1997The Puppet Master of LodzSix Degrees of SeparationThe Importance of Being EarnestThe Tempest

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Peggy Orman (Stage Manager for Pinocchio & Shipwrecked) was last seen on the Pendragon stage in The Littlest Angel and Sweeney Todd and backstage as stage manager for Mousetrap. She credits Kent with giving her the hardest, scariest thing to deal with as a stage manager. Now everything else will be easy in comparison! (Trying to outdo yourself is not allowed). As always, much love and thanks to her family for “being there,” so she can be here.

Brandon Patterson Brandon Patterson (Jamie - The Last Five Years, Eric Parker - And A Nightingale Sang) is proud to help present several of this season’s amazing lineup of characters. He has recently performed in Dracula (Dracula), Sweeney Todd (Tobias), The Mousetrap (Christo-pher Wren), Moby Dick-Rehearsed (Flask), Private Eyes (Matthew), and To Kill a Mockingbird (Boo Radley/Mr.Gilmer), among many other favorites. Thanks to family and friends and all my wonderful casts and crews!

Clare Paulson has worked with Pendragon Theatre since 2007. Some of her previous shows include: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland as Alice, The Jungle Book as one of the wicked monkeys, and The Wizard of Oz as Dorothy. She’d like to thank her director & fellow cast for their love & humor. Special thanks and love to her parents, as always.

Bob Pettee (Managing Director, Louis - Shipwrecked !) is co-founder of Pendragon with wife Susan Neal. He has played many roles, both on stage. back-stage, in the back office, in crisis manage-ment, maintanence, fundraising, and… a few others. Pendragon has survived and flourished because hundreds, and really ~ Continued on pg 36

thousands of people have put their ego aside and thought of Pendragon as “we” Hundreds more have supported with contribution, in kind services and in many other ways. Pendragon is a com-munity. Thanks to you - and for those who will come - for helping to make the community flourish and grow. It has been a good, albeit at times, bumpy ride! Thank you, Atticus, The Puppet-master, Dodge, Lady Enid et al, Renfield, Scrooge, Lee, Roy, ... and whoever else may be hiding in the recesses.

Zachary Richards (Pinocchio) joined Pendragon last year as Dill in To Kill a Mockingbird. This summer he is biking, hiking, and turning ten years old. mmmmmmmmmmmmm

Binnie Ritchie Holum (Mam - And a Nightingale Sang) is returning to her favorite theatre for her seventh season. Some of her favorite roles have been in Angels in America, Ar-senic and Old Lace, Clean House, Bus Stop and The Gin Game. Last year she was seen in Les Liaisons Dangereuses and Mousetrap. As always, many thanks to Bob and Susan and to my folks for their long-term support and belief in Pendragon.

Laura-Jean Schwartau-Swanson (Director - The Last 5 Years) teaches in the Theatre Dept @ SUNY Platts-burgh and has been with Pendragon Theatre since 1989. She was most recently seen as Mrs. Lovett in last sea-son’s’ Sweeney Todd and played the title role in G.B. Shaw’s Candida in 09’. Thanks to Susan, Bob, and Kim for this fantastic venture with two amazing actors. We had a blast!

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1999The Canterbury Tales (Middle School)Many MoonsQuiltersThe Baltimore WaltzCommunicating DoorsAmber Patches - premiere with Julie HarrisBuried Child

2000Scheme of the Driftless Shifter (MS)Just So StoriesWhat the Butler SawThe HeiressScapinoThe Miracle WorkerA Christmas Carol

2001Tempest (MS)Charlie & the Chocolate FactoryWait Until DarkTartuffeRosencrantz & Guildenstern Are DeadCat on a Hot Tin RoofA Christmas Carol

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Directed by Laura-JeanSchwartau-Swanson Musical Direction by Kim Weems

Set/Costume Design by Kent StreedLight Design by Bonnie B. Brewer

The Cast Catherine Hiatt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mackenzie Barmen Jamie Wellerstein. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brandon Patterson

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DIRECTOR’S NOTESThe Last Five Years won a Drama Desk Award for Best Music and Best Lyrics. It was noted as one of the 10 Best shows of 2001 by

Time Magazine. Jason Robert Brown hit the big time with this story of a love affair uniquely presented backwards and forwards

simultaneously. And the songs! While looking into the music I found that numerous reviewers gave it 5 stars. The original actors, Sherie Rene Scott and Norbert Leo Butz have subsequently both won Tony awards on B’way for other ventures. Jason Robert Brown has been likened as the next Sondheim, and has written other amazing scores such as Parade, a musical that won both the Drama Desk and New

York Drama Critics’ Circle Awards for Best New Musical. His newest musical is titled 13.

The Last Five Years is autobiographical, so much so, that Brown’s former wife threatened a lawsuit, forcing him to change some

lyrics and details of the show. When the two cast members and I first discussed the show we each felt that a different character was

more to blame in the down fall of their relationship. Our opinions changed daily and evolved as we came to realize that the characters Jamie and Cathy equally contribute to their own demise. You might

see a little of their qualities in yourself- I know I did. So try not to judge them too harshly.

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written and composed by Jason Robert Brown

The Last 5 Years

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Time and Place:

A five year relationship that takes place between two people in NYC between 2002-2006.

He tells the story chronologically, she tells it in reverse.

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1. Still Hurting Year 5

2. Shiksa Goddess Year 1

3. See I’m Smiling Year 5

4. Moving Too Fast Year 1

5. I’m a Part of That Year 4

6. The Schmuel Song Year 2

7. A Summer in Ohio Year 3

8. The Next Ten Minutes Year 3

9. A Miracle Would Happen/When You Come Home Year 3

10. Climbing Uphill Year 2

11. If I Didn’t Believe in You Year 4

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14. Goodbye Until Tomorrow/I Could Never Rescue You Year 1/5

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The Pit Piano........................................................................................................Kim Weems Guitars......................................................................................................Steve Lester

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2003Cinderella (MS)Two Rooms - New DirectionsWind in the WillowsEaster Monday - world premiereNoises OffArms and the ManRomeo & JulietA Christmas Carol

2004As You Like It (MS)Man of Three Centuries - New Directions premiereNCPR play contest winnersSUNY Potsdam: I am WomanFerdinand the BullPrivate LivesThe Servant of Two MastersLittle Shop of HorrorsThe Diary of Anne FrankA Christmas Carol

2005The Importance of Being Earnest (MS)New Directions Series: The Lesson, The Apple, Patchwork Elegy BunniculaThe Foreigner Enchanted AprilAngels in America: Millennium ApproachesOf Mice and MenA Christmas Carol

2006New Directions Series: Nudas Veritas. Electric Blue Peter PanArsenic and Old LaceAngels in America: Part II PerestroikaThe Philadelphia StoryBone Songs - world premiere AntigoneA Christmas StoryA Franklin Manor Christmas

2007New Directions Series: A Series of Small DoorsSleeping BeautyLend Me A TenorThe FantasticksThe Clean HouseTwelve Angry MenA Christmas Story

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Matt Sorensen (Director - Pinocchio, Clown - The 39 Steps) is pleased to return to Pendragon for another summer of wackiness. A Company member since Fall 2000, he is happy to keep playing with this great company. mmmmmmmmmm

Kent Streed (Resident Set/Costume Designer, Box Office Manager, Ge-petto - Pinocchio) has been a year round company member at Pendragon Theatre for many years and looks forward to carrying on that work for many more. Enjoy the shows, enjoy the summer and wish the singu-larly “old school” Mr Streed well as he enters the new computerized era at the box office.

Ross Taylor (Richard Hannay - The 39 Steps) is delighted to be debuting with Pendragon Theater. Ross is a NYC actor with regional credits in Zoo Story (Jerry), Cabaret (Cliff ), Fool For Love (Eddie), Equus (Alan Strang) and Our Town (Stage Manager). Ross spends most of his time teaching guitar and performing/writing improv and sketch at one of the city’s many comedy theaters.

Tim Wagoner (Clown- The 39 Steps) This is Tim’s first time performing with Pendragon Theater. He is a North Country native and just finished his Bachelor’s degree in theater at SUNY Plattsburgh. Recent shows include On the Verge and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, both at SUNY Plattsburgh. His most recent project has been revising and developing his show, Support, a study exploring human behavior and addiction.

David B. Zwierankin (Lighting Design - Pinocchio, And A Nightin-gale Sang, Shipwrecked/Technical Director) is happy to be beginning his 2nd season with Pendragon. He attended SUNY Potsdam, where he studied Theatre and Theatre Education. Previous Pendragon productions include Lighting Designs for Pinocchio, To Kill a Mockingbird and Bus Stop, as well as Stage Manager for The Mystery of Irma Vep.

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2010The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) (at LPCA)New Directions Series: Naomi in the Living Room,The Cost of Living,and The DumbwaiterThe Jungle BookEurydiceThe Imaginary InvalidWho’s Afraid of Virginia WoolfDracula

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2012 Almost, MainePinocchioThe Last 5 YearsAnd A Nightingale SangAlfred Hitchcock’s The 39 StepsShipwrecked! An Entertainment

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The Case for Endowment

Pendragon has established itself as a vibrant regional resource, unique in its program and service to the region. The magic of

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weaknesses, even suspicion about the value of theatre itself. Many of these factors are amplified in a rural environment.

Pendragon seeks to build its endowment in order to ensure its capacity to take risks and provide services to a region where there is so little consistent theatre. It seeks to build its endowment so that

educational services can continue to grow. They will create new audiences who continue to value theatre as a cultural necessity; who see it as more than a luxury item reserved for an elite group.

Please contact the theatre if you would like to explore the many ways you can help the endowment grow. Thank you!

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Some thoughts from the Managing Director

I don’t usually write a letter or comment for the year round program. Today, however, I felt compelled. I had an interesting conversation with a patron in the lobby. The Patron said: “I heard Pendragon was sold.” I corrected her. Pendragon has not been “sold.” I tried to unravel the rumor.

We announced that a transition was underway. We announced that current directors Bob Pettee and Susan Neal would be moving on. We announced that new leadership was in place – we did a lot of things, but we did not report that the Theatre was sold! Pendragon is chang-ing but is still very much” on mission”.

Change is a good thing. Pendragon is a not for profit corporation tran-sitioning from a founder driven phase to a Board driven phase. More importantly, Pendragon is you-- the audience member, the school-teacher, the student, an organization that needs a gift to auction, the school that needs a costume to rent. Pendragon is all of this and more.

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We are engaged in a transition for Pendragon, as you have read elsewhere in this program. To that end we have initiated a pledge drive to secure the Theatre well into the future. We seek your participation across the coming year and

encourage you to make a pledge of support. If you have any questions or would like more information please feel free to contact anyone at the Theatre.

Pledge forms, like the one below, are available in the lobby.

A Campaign to Secure the Future

A plan to raise $200,000 divided across the next three years to accomplish three goals:

1. Ensure adequate Annual Giving baseline of $35,000 per year 2. Ensure growth in the Endowed Fund by $70,000

3. Ensure adequate resources to manage extra transition costs $25,000 to new leadership.

Name__________________________________ Address________________________________ ________________________________ Phones: Home_________________ Cell__________________ e‐mail: Total Pledge:______________ over 1 2 3 years Please circle one. If multi‐year please indicate your plan for each year: 2012_______ 2013_______ 2014________ May we include your name in recognition of your gift? ____Yes ____No Would you like your gift to honor or memorialize someone? _____________________________________________________ Comments: Donor______________________ Pendragon___________________ Signature___________________ Signature____________________ Date_________ Date________

As you have read elsewhere in this program, we are engaged in a transition for Pendragon. To that end we have initiated a pledge drive to

secure the Theatre well into the future. We seek your participation across the coming year and encourage you to make a pledge of support.

If you have any questions or would like more information please feel free to contact anyone at the Theatre.Pledge forms,

like the one below, are available in the lobby.

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PENDRAGON IS SPONSORED IN PART BY:

Arts in Education ProgramStewart’s Foundation

Fall-Winter Touring ProgramThe Charles R. Wood Foundation

General Operating Support

Pendragon receives funding from the New York State Council on the Arts with the

support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature

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Thank You for Supporting Pendragon!

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PRODUCER($500 TO $999)AnonymousTim & Andrea CollinsLinda & Steve HilbertBinnie & Bob HolumMeredith Prime

PATRON($250 to $499)David & Helga BalestriniDr. Emmanuel & Meg BernsteinMichael & Ellen BettmannLynn & Terry BirdsongSandy & Chip BissellDenise CalvertPaul & Susy CantwellLucy & David CarsonBarb DarringDrs. Dorothy and Jay FedermanKathy & Lonnie FordLenny Golay & Ray ShermanJerry HackerWalter & Diane KirkhamDick & Bobbie Leamer

Individual contributors and corporate sponsors are of immeasurable importance to Pendragon. Our sincere thanks to the following individuals, companies and foundations that supported Pendragon from June 2010 through May 2011. We regret any errors or omissions; if any are identified, please bring them to our attention. The following list reflects direct contributions; many other individuals and businesses have supported the theatre’s fundraising efforts in countless different ways. And, of course, without those who purchase tickets and attend our performances, we wouldn’t be celebrating our 32nd anniversary as the only year-round professional theatre in the Adirondacks!

John L. Loeb, Jr. FoundationJames & Catherine McHughRichard Molay & Janet LorenzoMargie Papier PhiloFrannie PrestonJohn & Nancy Rosenthal Dan & Betsy SenkowskiKathy & Roger SteinbrueckCurt & Susan StilesPat & Tom WillisDavid & Holly WolffFran Yardley & Burdette Parks

DIRECTOR($125 TO $249)J. Ripley AllenLloyd & Claire BaileyStephanie & David BanksWill & Anne BiddleDan Bready & Kevin DickinsonRobin Collen & Bruce BrownleeEdwina CormierJim & Chris CraneJessica Deeb & Jeff LetsonJack & Susan DelehantyRick & Connie DennisPenny DieffenbachDean & Mary DietrichPaul Dooling & Sandra DanussiClaire DoyleBarb DwyerBarbara Fishman & Thomas Van EssenJames L. HaleBetty HanesRichard E. HanpeterJoyce HenkleinJordan & Jacqueline HornsteinJackie & Tom KalinowskiArthur & Airlie LennonBob & Judy LievenseSue McDermottCyndee & Harry McGuire Dr. Thomas & Elizabeth MinehanMike & Sally RitchieEdward & Barbara RoetmanJolanta & Claude RolandFred & Robin SchneiderBarbara Silber Eleanor SweeneyBeryl & Joe Szwed

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Dick BowerKay & Paul BradyDr John & Mary BrennanJohn D. CogarAdele & Tom ConnorsDr. George & Marijke CookElisabeth CravenMr.& Mrs. DedrickMary DesrocherSusan DoolittleGeorge EarleRobert & Carolyn EisenmengerDenise M. FerrandoSonia FluhmanJohn & Emily FogartyMabel & Edward FooteDonald & Elaine FrechetteSonya FranciamoneMichelle FreshmanJohn Friedman & Polly HeavenrichTerry & Mary GachThomasina GallagherGeorgette GestelyCharles & Rene GibbsMargo Gold & Steve ErmanChristina & Dominic FontanaRay & Donna HansenMarion HarleyRichard & Joy HarveyBarbara Hollenback Carol JackmanDavid & Lynn JohnsonAndrew & Virginia HoodGeorge & Ayah JohnsonLeslie KarasinLorraine KelleyEllie & Pete KiefHeidi Kretser & Andrew KealWalter and Katrine KretserH. Russell KunzConnie & Bruce LandonKevin & Pamela LaPlanteMary LawthersNatalie Bombard LeducMelinda Little & Jennifer ScofieldBarry Lobdell & Janis BeattyMargaret MackellerDavid McKnightDr. Richard MocciaCarol MorrisonNeil & Barbara MillerJohn NagyWilliam NedelkaRoger & Debbie Neill John & Beckie O’NeillCarmen OrdonnezShelly OrringerMr. & Mrs. Maurice OtisLawrence & Jean PooleLynda & Bill PeerAggie Pellletieri & Dan ReillyHalsey Reyell

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Dorothy Ritchie ValhouliPat & Ken Wiley

DESIGNER($75 TO $124)Scottie AdamsMary Elizabeth AlexanderJohn & Elizabeth AngevineHelen BlackTom & Betty BootheHelen & Chuck CairnsJane CastanedaMarjory & Howard CohenKimmey DeckerDick & Leanna DenealeJerry DeutschTom EldredBarbara T. EricksonAndy & Ruth FortuneMonique & Michael FreshmanEllen GeorgeOwens D. GroganCalista HarderAudrey & Christopher HysonPat Kelly & Charles StewartRichard & Joan KellyKatie KlossnerLeft Bank CafeJanet & Tim LeonardFrank & Alethe LescinskiGeorge & Christa LordiPhyllis MagnusMr. & Mrs. James MarshallAlexander & Charlotte MitchellPaul W. MockovakPatti and Ray MonroeAnita Montgomery Paul & Nancy MoriartyDon & Shirley MorganSusan & Fred MuellerRoger & Debbie NeilDavid Ellison & Carolyn OlsenHenry ParnassMaureen & Peter SaylesJens & Margaret SorensenEric & Judy SoslauBob & Amy SweetEleanor SweeneyConstance TateCarolyn TullochArthur Volmrich

FRIEND($25 TO $74)AnonymousJim & Mary AbendrothLionel & Esther ArlanClyde & Suzanne BakerKaren D. BakerNancie BattagliaHerbert & Erica BergaminiDave & Carol Bodah

Rosemary & Paul ReissDiane ReynoldsAmy Richardson & Owen PeacockMarilyn & Rosario RiottoRegina Mary RockburnConnie J. RockefellerJim & Keela RogersAlfie & Marilyn RomanoElizabeth RuchkinJeanne & Jim RyanAnn Sayers &Peter SlocumChristina SchmeichelRobert & Renate SchneiderCarol & Robert ScofieldStephen Serplow & Phoebe WoodRuth & Craig SmithMichael SorelJane SweeneyRobert & Amy SweetHenrietta K. TrappBetty & Wayne TuckerNancy ValentineElliott & Joan VernerAlan & Janice WichleiJulie WeinsteinAnne C. WeldBob & Carol WolffWilkins Insurance Agency

SUPPORTER($10 TO $24)Phil & Barb CaponeRichard & Denise ErenstoneJohn & Anne FitchAlice GrealyRay & Donna HansenPeter & Jan HathawayViolet JensenManuel & Ann KaptanisAnn ToffelAlice Wareham

FOUNDATIONS &GRANTING AGENCIESAdirondack Community TrustArts Council for the Northern AdirondacksExxon Mobil FoundationGeneral Electric FoundationGive with Liberty Employee Donation ProgramGlenn & Carol Pearsall Adirondack FoundationNew York State Council on the ArtsNorthern New York Community FoundationStaritch Foundation, Inc.Stewart’s FoundationCharles R. Wood Foundation

CONTRIBUTORS TO THE PENDRAGON ENDOWMENT FUNDS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY AT ADIRONDACK COMMUNITY TRUST (This is a cumulative list of all those who have contributed to the funds since their inception; it does not reflect annual participation.) Adirondack Audiology AssociatesAXA FoundationDrs. Meg Balassone & John MillsDan Bready & Kevin DickinsonBonnie B. BrewerAnn CalhounCharles & Jane CarrollDick & Nardyne Cattani M. Campbell CawoodLeslie DameJessica DeebStephen DeHondPenny DieffenbachThomas DuffyGina & Craig DumondDrs. Dorothy & Jay FedermanDr. Diana FlescherLonnie & Kathleen FordDiana & Tim FortuneBeth Glover & Karen LewisWilliam B. HaleMr. & Mrs. John W. HandyJoyce HenkleinElizabeth C. HanesJim & Mary HotalingMoira Kaldany & Web ParkerLee & Nancy KeetKaren & Edward KirkhamCarol LambPaul & Martha LeitnerMelinda LittleSerge & Caroline LussiMr. & Mrs. John MooneyDavid & Patricia MurphySusan Neal & Bob PetteeBengt & Polly OhmanBurdette Parks & Fran YardleyDon PaulsonKirk PetersonJudith RanlettMaureen & Peter SaylesDan & Betsy SenkowskiWilhelmina SheridanKathy & Roger SteinbrueckRobert F. Sykes Living TrustGinny & Roger ValkenburghTom & Pat Willis

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Hyde Mobil Lake George Dinner TheatreLakeview Deli Leifheit Land Surveying Lake Placid Film ForumLake Placid Rug and HomeLake Placid Sinfonietta Lake Placid Center for the ArtsMadden’s Transfer & Storage, Inc.Mark Kurtz Photography Marvin Design Gallery McDonald’s Mirror Lake Inn Resort and SpaMountain Medical Urgent CareNBT Bank Nonna Fina North Country Community CollegeNorth Country Public RadioNorthern Lights School Northern Lights SecurityNori’s Village Market ORDA Paul Smith’s College Pink Placid Planet Bicycles Point of View Studio Post Office PharmacyPrime Lending R.E. Hanpeter, ArchitectRice Furniture Robert White, Esq. Romano’s Saranac LanesRuthie’s Run Saranac Lake Arts Works Saranac Lake Community StoreSaranac Lake Discount LiquorsSaranac Lake Farmers’ MarketSara-Placid Motor Inn Saranac Village at Will Rogers S. Curtis Hayes Scott’s FloristSherwin Storage Small Fortune StudioSpencer Boatworks The Downhill Grill The Interlaken Inn & Restaurant The Law Office of Mark Schneider The Saranac Lake Volunteer Health Assoc.Time Warner Cable Whiteface Club & ResortWildlife Conservation Society The Wild Center Wilkins Insurance Agency

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