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F R O M T H E FO U N D E R S Our stories bind us. How fortunate we are as storytellers that Aurora can finally (after two years of waiting) produce our own version of this time honored classic. Yeh-hsien. Rhodopis. Cenerentola. Cendrillon. Ashenputtle. Chernuska. Cinderella. These are just a few of the names of one of the best known and most beloved fairy tale charac-ters in the world.

I was always drawn to Cinderella and her Fairy Godmother. I loved the bippity-boppi-ty-boo of changing mice into horses, a pumpkin into a carriage and rags into a beauti-ful gown. I was lucky to grow up in a household with a mother who always made me feel special, so that when the world was unkind, unfair, and unjust, I would be resilient. Now, I strive to do that for every woman I meet - our apprentices, school children, the women in our community, and every prince and princess in training. WE ARE EACH MAGICAL.

Douglas Carter Beane’s 2013 update is powerful. Just by introducing Jean-Michel, the playwright introduces our responsibility to stand up for those who have no voice. Most importantly, it reminds all the bullies, and ogres, and all-around bad guys that it is time to be kind.

In our version, Cinderella is surrounded by books, learning, and knowledge. We don’t have to always agree, but how can we intellectually debate if our books are censored? How can we learn if our classrooms are not abuzz with the miracles of science? How can our children become our next generation of leaders if they do not understand thousands of years of history?

Anthony & I want every little girl who visits Lawrenceville to know that they are a princess because, in fact, each child who visits is ALREADY royalty. Just by our very entrance into the world - we are each special. The Chinese girl, the Egyptian girl, the Black girl, the indigenous girl, the white girl, the Latina girl - we are each special. As Aurora evolves, I am loving every moment of the new journey I am on as a female executive leader alongside Katie Pelkey, a powerhouse in her own right.

So bullies and ogres, and all around bad guys - TAKE THAT!!!!!

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A C T I

Overture ....................................................................................................Orchestra

Prologue ..........................................................................................Ella & Ensemble

Me, Who Am I? ...........Topher, Sebastian, Lord Pinkleton, Knights, and Pageboys

In My Own Little Corner ..................................................................................... Ella

In My Own Little Corner (tag) ............................................................. Ella & Topher

Your Majesty...................................................................... Lord Pinkleton & Topher

Now is the Time/The Prince is Giving a Ball..............Sebastian, Jean-Michel, Lord

Pinkelton, Madame, & Ensemble

Off to the Ball .........................................................Madame, Gabrielle & Charlotte

In My Own Little Corner (reprise)/Fol-De-Rol ...................................... Ella & Marie

Impossible ............................................................................................. Marie & Ella

It's Possible ......................................................................... Ella, Marie & Ensemble

Gavotte .....................................................................................................Orchestra

Ten Minutes Ago ................................................................................. Topher & Ella

Waltz For A Ball .........................................................................................Orchestra

Ten Minutes Ago (reprise) ........................Ella, Topher, Lord Pinkleton & Ensemble

A C T I IEntr'acte ....................................................................................................Orchestra

Stepsister's Lament ................................................Charlotte & Ladies of the Court

Call to Arms/The Pursuit ..................... Lord Pinkleton, Topher, Lords of the Court, Pages, Ella, Footman & Coachman

He Was Tall .......................................................................................................... Ella

When You're Driving Through the Moonlight ..................................Ella, Charlotte,

Gabrielle & Madame

A Lovely Night ................................................Ella, Charlotte, Gabrielle & Madame

A Lovely Night (reprise) ...................................................................Gabrielle & Ella

Loneliness of Evening ......................................................................... Topher & Ella

The Prince is Giving a Ball (reprise) ............................... Sebastian, Lord Pinkleton,

Heralds & Madame

There's Music in You ........................................................................................Marie

Now is the Time (reprise) ....................................... Jean-Michel, Gabrielle & Marie

Do I Love Because You're Beautiful? .................................................. Topher & Ella

The Proposal ..................................................................... Topher, Ella & Ensemble

The Wedding (finale) .....................Ella, Topher, Lord Pinkleton, Marie & Company

M U S I C A L N U M B E R S


C A S TElla ...................................................................................................... INDIA TYREEPrince Topher ................................................................................JACKSON HURTSebastian ......................................................................................STEVE HUDSON*

Marie ....................................................................................... RHYN MCLEMORE*

Charlotte ...................................................................................GALEN CRAWLEY*

Madame .................................................................................... MARCIE MILLARDJean-Michel, Prince Topher U/S ...........................................MARCELLO AUDINOGabrielle ................................................................................. CANDY MCLELLAN*

Lord Pinkleton, Jean-Michel U/S ............................................... COLE FERGUSONEnsemble ....................................................................................JACOB ATTAWAYEnsemble ..............................................................................JONATHAN BRYANTEnsemble ..................................................................................... AYANA DUBOSEEnsemble, Dance Captain ..........................................................TERELYN JONES*

Ensemble ............................................................................. LAWSON LEWALLENEnsemble, Cinderella U/S ............................................................... ISA MARTINEZEnsemble ................................................................... JENNA JACKSON MORRISEnsemble ..........................................................................................DAVID WELLSEnsemble/Crew ................................................................... JANHAVI SHIVALKAREnsemble/Crew ......................................................................... CAMERON SMITH

A D D I T I O N A L P R O D U C T I O N S TA F FCo-Founder, President & CEO ....................................... ANTHONY RODRIGUEZCo-Founder, Producing Artistic Director.. ........................... ANN-CAROL PENCEManaging Director ...........................................................................KATIE PELKEYAEA Assistant Stage Manager .........................................................LILLY BAXLEY*

Assistant Stage Manager ................................................... MARSHALL SMITH JR.Associate Technical Director .......................................................ASHLEY HOGANScenic Artist ..................................................................KARLEY DENÉ SANDERS Technical Assistant/Head of Lighting ........................................... ISAAC BURRIERLight Board Programmer .....................................................LANDON ROBINSONFly Crew ................................JACK BLACKSTOCK, NICK GRIEVER, RJ OWENSSpot Operator ...........................................MOLLY HUNTINGTON, KEVIN DAVISAudio Engineer ..................................................................... JONATHAN TAYLORCostume Shop Manager ...................................................................... ALICE NEFFWardrobe Supervisor/Stitcher ................................EMILY GRACE BLACKSTONEDraper ..................................................................................JENNIFER ACKLANDFirst Hand .......................................................................................LAUREN SMITH Specialty Wig Artisan..................................................................... CODY RUSSELLVolunteer Stitcher ....................................... GWEN FULSANG, BONNIE HAGAN Assistant Properties Designer ......................................................KRISTIN TALLEYDirecting Assistant ....................................................................KYMBERLI GREENCOVID Safety Manager ......................................................... MORGAN K. PARKS

O R C H E S T R AMusic Director/Keyboard ...................................................... ANN-CAROL PENCEKeyboard ...................................................................................... ASHLEY PRINCEPercussion ......................................................................................MARK BIERINGAcoustic Bass ................................. STEVE FLOCZYKOWSKI OR GREG ARMIJOOrchestra Contractor/Violin.... ....................................................... FELIX FARRARViola .......................................................................................................ESSA FAALCello .................................................... NOAH JOHNSON OR ALANA BENNETTFlute/Piccolo ..................................NATALIE SMITH OR KATHERINE EMENETH Clarinet ...................................................... HOLLY BRUBAKER OR BORA MOON Trumpet .................................................. BRANDON AUSTIN OR PAUL TOOVEY French Horn ................................................... AMY BLACK OR SHELLEY MILLER Trombone ..................................................................................STEPHEN WILSON


C A S T B I O G R A PH I E S

JACOB ATTAWAY (he/him - Ensemble)'s dance training began at the Cobb Center of Excellence for the Performing Arts in 2012. Since then he has developed a wide range of dance experience including training at the Nashville Ballet and the Georgia’s Governors Honors Program. In 2019 Jacob graduated from Jacksonville University with a BFA in dance performance. In his time at JU Jacob worked with es-tablished names such as Stephanie Martinez, Jennifer Archibald, and

Brian and Scott Nicholson. Jacob is currently a company member with Kit Modus Contemporary Ballet Company, along with being a full-time staff member with the Atlanta Dance and Music Academy. Recently, Jacob starred in the Aurora Theatre's Song and Dance.

MARCELLO AUDINO (he/him - Jean-Michel, Prince Topher U/S) is thrilled to be back at the Aurora and to be setting foot on this beau-tiful stage for the first time. Previous Aurora credits: On Your Feet!, Men With Money, and Newsies. Other Atlanta credits include: Darlin' Cory, Working, and La Tortuga and The Hare at the Alliance Theatre as well as Sense and Sensibility at Synchronicity Theatre. Marcello also regularly appears in commercials, television shows, and voice

overs and is proudly represented by People Store here in Atlanta. All my love and gratitude to Chelsea, my friends and family for their endless love and support.

JONATHAN BRYANT (he/him - Ensemble) is an artist who has worked in the booming entertainment industry in Atlanta for over a decade. He has worked with many celebrities including Kelly Rowland, Ne-Yo, Trina Braxton, Tichina Arnold, Queen Latifah, and many more. Jonathan is no stranger to Aurora Theatre. He has been in produc-tions of In the Heights and Mamma Mia! and recently choreographed the TYA show P.Nokio. He has worked in the booming television/

movie industry in Atlanta including television shows such as "The Originals" (CW), "Step Up: Highwater" (Starz), "American Soul" (BET), "Lovecraft Country" (HBO), and movies like COMING 2 AMERICA (Paramount), ONE WEEK AWAY (Netflix) and BESSIE (HBO). Jonathan owns his own lifestyle business JAYBSMOOVETHEBRAND, that focuses on MOVEMENT, STYLE, and PERSONALITY. Jonathan Bryant has only begun to exude the talent and success of his career and there is much more to come. IG: @jaybsmoove @jaybsmoovethebrand #justbe

GALEN CRAWLEY* (she/her - Charlotte) is overjoyed to be back at Aurora, which she considers her home theatre in more ways than one. You may remember her from Christmas Canteen or as the epony-mous nanny in Mary Poppins (2014 Suzi Bass Award, Best Actress in a Musical). Regional: Ragtime, The Last 5 Years, and Urinetown (Nashville Rep), It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play (Studio Tenn), Beehive (Flat Rock Playhouse). Atlanta: Shrek and Broke (Alliance

Theatre), My Fair Lady, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Joseph…Dreamcoat (Atlanta Lyric Theatre), Miss Bennet and 110 in the Shade (Theatrical Outfit), Our Town (Atlanta Shakespeare Tavern) and Bad Jews (Actors Express). She has a BFA in musical the-atre from The Sargent Conservatory at Webster University. Follow her online at GalenCrawley.com. Thanks always to Jacob, Mom, Dad, Devyn and Abigail, and special thanks to AC and Tony for creating this remarkable place. She grew-up just down the road in Snellville, and it means the world to her to work in her hometown; she will never take it for granted. Stay safe out there and Go Broncos.

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AYANA DUBOSE (she/her - Ensemble)'s previous credits in-clude Julius Caesar (Dancer, Cobb Energy Center), La Traviata (Dancer, Atlanta Opera, Cobb Energy Center), West Side Story (Atlanta Opera, Cobb Energy Center), Mamma Mia! (City Springs Theater Company), Hairspray ( City Springs Theatre Company), Rachel in On Your Feet! (Aurora Theatre), Lisa in Mamma Mia! (Arkansas Repertory Theater), Alice in Alice in Wonderland (Flying Foot Forum),

and Passing Through Pig’s Eye (Park Square Theater, Flying Foot Forum). Concert Dance: No one Will See (TU Dance, The Cowles Center for the Performing Arts), and Panorama (Martha Graham, Northrop Auditorium) . “Thank you to My family for your Support!”

STEVE HUDSON* (he/him - Sebastian) is so glad to be back at the Aurora for his eighth show here, and he’s especially excited to perform in this beautiful new theatre! His last appearance in Lawrenceville was as an animated statue in The Hunchback of Notre Dame, but he was also seen in Hands on a Hardbody, The Drowsy Chaperone, et al. Over the years, he has worked with a va-riety of other Atlanta theatres, such as City Springs Theatre, Actors

Express, Theatrical Outfit, The Shakespeare Tavern, Aris Theatre, Synchronicity Theatre, Serenbe Playhouse, and Theatre in the Square. Proverbs 9:10

JACKSON HURT (he/him - Prince Topher) is thrilled to be mak-ing his debut at Aurora Theatre! A Kentucky native, he has had the privilege of performing in theaters all over the Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati area. REGIONAL: Riverside Center: Meet Me in St. Louis (John Truitt), Cincinnati Landmark Productions: Pippin (Pippin), Mamma Mia! (Sky), Broadway Cares: Sticks and Stones (Eliab), The Carnegie: The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Phoebus), Remus (Ned

Gillespe), The Prizery: Oklahoma! (Cord Elam), Stage Right: Little Shop of Horrors (Orin and Misc.), The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati: Rapunzel’s Hairy Fairy Tale (Roderick, Zaza, Edgar, Socrates), Casper the Friendly Musical (Ensemble, U/S Pierce). He would like to thank his family and friends for their love and support. IG: @jackson.hurt12. Matthew 6:34

JENNA JACKSON MORRIS (she/her - Ensemble) is overjoyed to be back at Aurora and perform in this magical show with such a lovely cast, crew, and creative team! She graduated from Oklahoma City University and received a Bachelor of Science Degree in American Dance Pedagogy. Atlanta credits include: Mamma Mia! (Aurora Theatre), White Christmas (co-production with Jennie T. Anderson Theatre and Atlanta Lyric Theatre), Guys and Dolls (Jennie T. Anderson

Theatre), Holiday Inn, Mary Poppins, 42nd Street (City Springs Theatre), Singing in the Rain, Joseph…Dreamcoat, West Side Story, Young Frankenstein, Damn Yankees, Catch Me If You Can (Atlanta Lyric Theatre), Evita (Serenbe Playhouse). Off the stage, Jenna loves teaching students in the Atlanta area through programs at the Alliance Theatre & Georgia Wolf Trap. She is also the resident choreographer at the World of Coca-Cola. Many thanks to my wonderful family for years of taking me to dance classes, going to see shows & lots of singing around the house. I am here because of you! Love to my husband Matt who is my better half & our sweet pup Patches. All glory to God!


TERELYN JONES* (she/her - Ensemble, Dance Captain) received her BFA in Dance from Howard University. She toured with Broadway Lion King’s choreographer Garth Fagan and was later cast as an aeri-alist and ensemble dancer for Disney's Tarzan in Stuttgart, Germany. TereLyn performed the lead role as Mary in The Black Nativity for three years and made appearances on popular television series such as TV One's “One Christmas” with Anthony Hamilton and popu-

lar programs on VH1 and Lifetime. She has been commissioned to choreograph for universities and musicals for various production companies and was awarded Alumni of the Year at Howard University for her choreography. At Aurora Theatre, she performed in Men with Money and Children of Eden, and is excited to join the cast of Cinderella. To God be the Glory! IG: @Iam_TereLyn

LAWSON LEWALLEN (he/him - Ensemble) is thrilled to be joining Aurora Theatre for the very first time with Cinderella! Favorite credits include Atlanta Lyric Theatre: The Drowsy Chaperone, The Addams Family, Best of Broadway; The Strand: Songs of Cinema; Goodspeed Festival of New Musicals, CT: The Proxy Marriage by Adam Gwon and Michele Loewe; Monomoy Theatre, MA: Seymour in Little Shop of Horrors, Sky Masterson in Guys and Dolls; Interlakes Summer Theatre,

NH: Saturday Night Fever, Mamma Mia!; BFA MT The Hartt School. Love ya Mom and Dad, thanks for everything! www.lawsonlewallen.com, IG: @lawsonlewallen

CANDY MCLELLAN* (she/her - Gabrielle) graduated from the University of West Georgia and is also a graduate of Aurora Theatre's AppCo17. She’s an actor, dancer, singer, choreographer, writer and teaching artist. Her professional credits include: In The Heights, Hunchback of Notre Dame (Co-Production w/Theatrical Outfit) Christmas Canteen 2016, 3 Billy Goats Gruff, Sweep, Cinderella the Remix, Mamma Mia!, Sleepy Hollow, Beat Bugs: A Musical Adventure

and Men With Money (Aurora Theatre), 110 in the Shade (Theatrical Outfit), Black Nerd (Dad’s Garage) Aida and Oliver! (Atlanta Lyric) An Octoroon, Head Over Heels (Actor’s Express), The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (Horizon Theatre), Caroline, or Change (West Coast Black Theatre Troupe in Florida) and most recently in Bright Half Life (Theatrical Outfit). Film/TV credits: "Creepshow: Holiday Special" (Shudder), "Hawkeye" (Disney+), "Sweet Magnolias" (Netflix) . She is represented by the Alexander White Agency. IG: @candymcloveme

RHYN MCLEMORE* (she/her - Marie) is thrilled to return to Aurora Theatre, where she last appeared in The Bridges of Madison County and Split in Three. Other Atlanta theater includes: Darlin’ Cory, Ever After (Suzi Bass nominee), and A Christmas Carol (Alliance Theatre); Fun Home, Stupid Fucking Bird, and Company (Actor's Express); The Cake (Horizon Theatre); Safety Net (Theatrical Outfit); Dot (Kenny Leon’s True Colors Theatre Company). Off-Broadway: Dot (The

Billie Holiday Theatre) and A World to Win (The York Theatre). Regional: Violet and The Crucible (Gallery Players); The Sound of Music (Sierra Repertory Theatre); The Spitfire Grill (Cape Fear Regional Theatre); A Streetcar Named Desire, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, and Our Town (West Virginia Public Theatre); The Crucible (North Carolina Shakespeare Festival). Profound love and gratitude to her wonderful fiancé, Josh. BFA, Carnegie Mellon University. www.rhynmclemore.com

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MARCIE MILLARD (she/her - Madame) began her association with Aurora Theatre back in 2004 when she was cast as Brunhilde in the Das Babecu. Other favorite Aurora roles: Guinevere in Camelot, Madame Thenardier in Les Misérables, and Rosie in Mamma Mia! Now, 18 years later, she is honored to step onto the boards in this incredible new space to play her favorite type of character - the vil-lain. Marcie has over 60 professional credits in the Atlanta theatre

community, she is the recipient of two Suzi Bass Awards, and was voted an Atlanta Fan Favorite. Prior to the pandemic, you may have seen Marcie at Theatrical Outfit in Slow Food, at the Horizon Theatre in The Cake, or at the Alliance Theatre in A Christmas Carol. “AC, Tony, Ricardo - I love and respect each of you so much. Thank you for inviting me home. Mom, Dan, Dad - I love and miss you more than I can say. Every minute of this joy is for you.” Thank you Gwinnett County for supporting the vitality of the arts in your community! Follow Marcie’s strange sense of humor and adorable pet pictures on IG: @marciemillard75

INDIA TYREE (she/her - Ella) recent credits include Jennie T Anderson Theatre’s The Last Five Years (Cathy), Aurora Theatre's Song and Dance (Girl), and Christmas Canteen 2021 (Host). Buicentennial Productions, Respect. Twelfth Night (Olivia) at Atlanta Shakespeare Tavern, Rock of Ages (Justice) and Burn The Floor (Lead Vocalist) on Norwegian Breakaway. Aida (Aida) at Atlanta Lyric Theatre. Film/TV: Tyler Perry Studios, "Sistas" and "Zatima" (Heather). Representation:

People Store Agency. Follow her artistic journey on IG: @indiatyree

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DAVID WELLS (he/him - Ensemble) is grateful and excited to be a part of this project! His selected professional credits include: Wonderland: Alice’s Rock and Roll Adventure (Synchronicity Theatre), Beautiful Hair (City Springs Theatre Company), Jukebox Giants: Motown & More (Strand Theatre), Altar Boyz (Marietta Theatre Company). He has a B.A. in Theatre and Performance Studies from Kennesaw State University. He’d like to thank his forever family, supporters, and instruc-

tors for constantly uplifting him. Live with vigor. IG: @davidemanuelwells

COLE FERGUSON (he/him - Lord Pinkleton, Jean-Michel U/S) is excited to be a member of AppCo22. Cole is a recent graduate of the Gainesville Theatre Alliance at Brenau University, earning his B.F.A in Acting. You might have also seen Cole in Aurora’s Christmas Canteen 2021. Some of Cole’s other recent credits include: Cabaret (Cliff), The Bra and Panty Club (Rob), and The Ugly Duckling (Great Blue Heron). Cole would like to thank Anthony, AC, and Mrs. Nikki for

their support and mentorship. As well as his parents, sisters, friends, and Katie for their unending love and inspiration.

ISA MARTINEZ (they/them - Ensemble, Ella U/S) is an actor and educator from Florida. They are a part of AppCo22 and recently ap-peared onstage in Song and Dance (Vocalist), Christmas Canteen 2021 (Swing), and P.Nokio (Graffiti Fairy). In their spare time, Isa en-joys knitting hats for all their friends.

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JANHAVI SHIVALKAR (she/her - Ensemble, Crew) is an actor and stage manager from Atlanta. She recently graduated from Georgia State University and is super excited to be a part of the Aurora's AppCo22. Previous Atlanta credits include: Safety Net (Theatrical Outfit), Bull in a China Shop (Out Front Theatre Company), and Tome (House of Five Productions).

CAMERON SMITH (he/him - Ensemble, Crew) is a member of Aurora's AppCo22 and is indubitably enjoying the opportunity. Plus, this show marks his mainstage debut with Aurora. Cameron has previously worked out of state with Cleveland Playhouse, Virginia Repertory Theatre, and Hampstead Stage Company to name a few. In state, he has worked for Merely Players Presents, Stone Mountain Park, and Kenny Leon’s True Colors Theatre Company. He’s grate-

ful for everyone who has given him an opportunity and they have made him wiser, smarter and stronger. The story of Cinderella reminds us that all it takes is one opportunity to be the best version of yourself and Cameron hopes you find your opportunity through this show and use it to discover the best version of yourselves. Now if you'll excuse me, the prince is giving a ball and I need to get fitted for my tux. Enjoy! ;)

KRISTIN TALLEY (she/her - Ensemble Swing) is currently a working Atlanta teaching artist, actor, singer, dancer and props designer. In 2019, she graduated from Young Harris College with a BFA in Musical Theatre and a minor in history. After graduating, she was a member of the Aurora Theatre’s AppCo20. While working at Aurora, Kristin was able to start designing props. This is the third mainstage show Kristin has been able to design props for at the Aurora, after On Your

Feet and Christmas Canteen 2021. She has also designed props for two shows at GGC as well as Sylvia at RoleCall Theatre. After graduating college in 2019, she was cast as a principal dancer in DOLLY PARTON’S: CHRISTMAS ON THE SQUARE on Netflix.

BRIE WOLFE (she/her - Charlotte and Gabrielle U/S) recently wrapped up her Aurora debuts in Christmas Canteen 2021 and P. Nokio, a Hip Hop Musical, and is ready to dive into Cinderella! A member of Aurora's AppCo22, Brie is a recent graduate from the University of Georgia (GO DAWGS!), where she earned a B.A. in Theatre and a B.A. in Journalism. Brie has been honored to work with so many incredibly talented and passionate people in this industry

and is so excited to be back on the stage! Some of her more recent credits include: Wild Party (Kate), Equus (Jill Mason), and The Two Gentlemen of Verona (Julia). Brie would like to thank her friends and family, especially her dad, Elmer, for his unwav-ering support and love, and Garrett and Gus for being her rock.

LUKE BADURA (he/him - Ensemble Swing) is excited to return to the beautiful Aurora in Cinderella. Previously, he was in Mamma Mia! and Newsies here at Aurora and also as a swing for Men with Money. Aurora feels like home!! Other local Atlanta shows were Mary Poppins and Billy Elliot at City Springs, La Cage Aux Folles at Outfront, and Newsies at The Lyric. Luke has been a professional dancer since the age of 16 as a member of Gotta Dance Contemporary/Admix

Project and he has performed as the Cavalier in The Nutcracker with Gwinnett Ballet Theatre. He is represented by Xcel Talent Agency in Atlanta. Film credits are

"The First Lady" on Showtime, "The Staircase" on HBO, "P-Valley" on Starz, and a Doordash commercial. Luke currently teaches Jazz and Contemporary at a couple of local studios and has enjoyed mentoring the next generation of dancers.


PR O D U C T I O N S TA F F B I O G R A PH I E S

RICHARD RODGERS' (Composer) contribution to the musical theatre of his day was extraordinary, and his influence on the musical theatre of today and tomor-row is legendary. His career spanned more than six decades, his hits ranging from the silver screens of Hollywood to the bright lights of Broadway, London and be-yond. He was the recipient of countless awards, including Pulitzers, Tonys, Oscars, Grammys and Emmys. He wrote more than 900 published songs and 40 Broadway musicals. Richard Rodgers (1902-1979) and Lorenz Hart (1895-1943) wrote their first shows together when both were still students attending Columbia University. Their breakthrough came with the score for a 1925 charity show, The Garrick Gaieties, which introduced the classic valentine to their hometown, Manhattan. Over the next five years they wrote 15 musical comedies for Broadway and London's West End before relocating to Hollywood in 1930, where they contributed songs and wrote the scores for several movie musicals, most notably LOVE ME TONIGHT, star-ring Maurice Chevalier. In 1935 they returned to New York to write the score for Billy Rose's circus musical Jumbo, launching a golden era that included On Your Toes, Babes In Arms, I'd Rather Be Right, I Married An Angel, The Boys From Syracuse, Too Many Girls, Higher And Higher, Pal Joey and By Jupiter. In 1943 the partner-ship disbanded temporarily when Rodgers collaborated with Oscar Hammerstein II on Oklahoma!, but it resumed with a revision of their 1927 hit A Connecticut Yankee, which opened on November 17, 1943 – less than a week before Lorenz Hart's death. For the next two decades Richard Rodgers collaborated exclusively with Oscar Hammerstein II on such musicals as Carousel, Allegro, South Pacific, The King And I, Pipe Dream and The Sound of Music. Collectively, their musicals have garnered dozens of awards, including Pulitzer Prizes, Tonys, Oscars, Emmys, **MEMBER OF UNITED SCENIC ARTISTS

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Grammys, and Drama Desk, Drama Critics’ Circle, Outer Critics’ Circle, Laurence Olivier, and Evening Standard Awards. After Hammerstein's death in 1960, Rodgers continued to write for the musical stage, including No Strings, and collaborations with Martin Charnin, Stephen Sondheim and Sheldon Harnick. His fortieth, and final, Broadway musical, I Remember Mama, opened on Broadway less than eight months before his death on December 30, 1979. The Richard Rodgers Theatre on Broadway was renamed in his honor, and Rodgers and Hart were each commemo-rated on a US postage stamp at the end of the last century.

OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II (Lyricist/Original Book) was born on July 12, 1895 in New York City. His father, William, was a theatre manager and for many years direc-tor of Hammerstein's Victoria, the most popular vaudeville theatre of its day. His un-cle, Arthur Hammerstein, was a successful Broadway producer and his grandfather, Oscar Hammerstein, a famous opera impresario. Hammerstein started writing lyr-ics for the Columbia University Varsity shows while studying law. His earliest works included musical comedies written with a Columbia undergraduate seven years his junior named Richard Rodgers. (The 1920 varsity show, Fly With Me, was com-posed by Rodgers with lyrics by both Hammerstein and a fellow classmate of his named Lorenz Hart.) Withdrawing from Columbia Law School after his second year to pursue a career in theatre, Hammerstein took a job with his uncle as an assistant stage manager. In 1919 Hammerstein's first play, The Light, was produced by his Uncle Arthur; it lasted four performances. Undaunted, he continued to write both lyrics and librettos, principally with Otto Harbach as his collaborating author. His first success, with Harbach, Vincent Youmans and Herbert Stothart, was Wildflower in 1923. Hammerstein found his niche with some of the greatest composers of his day, breathing new life into the moribund artform of operetta with such classics as


Rose-Marie (music by Rudolf Friml), The Desert Song (Sigmund Romberg), The New Moon (Romberg), and Song of the Flame (George Gershwin). With Jerome Kern, Hammerstein wrote eight musicals, including Sweet Adeline, Music in the Air and their masterwork, Show Boat. His last musical before embarking on an exclusive partnership with Richard Rodgers was Carmen Jones, the highly-acclaimed 1943 all-black revision of Georges Bizet's tragic opera Carmen. During the years that Hammerstein was redefining the terms of operetta, Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart were challenging the accepted norms of musical comedy with shows that set new standards for wit, sophistication and innovation. The Rodgers & Hammerstein partnership began with Oklahoma! (1943). Like Hammerstein's Show Boat and Rodgers & Hart's Pal Joey, the first Rodgers & Hammerstein musical was a ground-breaking milestone, blending musical comedy and operetta into a whole new genre - the musical play. Oklahoma! was also the start of the most successful part-nership in Broadway history and was followed by Carousel, Allegro, South Pacific, The King And I, Me And Juliet, Pipe Dream, Flower Drum Song and The Sound of Music. Rodgers & Hammerstein wrote one musical specifically for the big screen - STATE FAIR - and one for television - CINDERELLA. Collectively, their musicals have garnered dozens of awards including: Pulitzer Prizes; Tonys, Oscars, Emmys, and Grammys; and Drama Desk, Drama Critics’ Circle, Outer Critics’ Circle, Laurence Olivier, and Evening Standard Awards. As producers, Rodgers & Hammerstein presented plays, musicals and revivals, including John van Druten's I Remember Mama, Anita Loos' Happy Birthday, Irving Berlin's blockbuster Annie Get Your Gun, the national tour of Show Boat (1947-49) and six of their own stage musicals (from the Pulitzer-winning South Pacific in 1949 to the Tony-winning The Sound of Music ten years later). They also produced the motion picture version of Oklahoma! and founded their own music publishing firm, Williamson Music (basing the name on the fact that both of their fathers were named William.) Oscar Hammerstein II was a member of the board of directors of many professional organizations, including the Dramatists Guild and the Screen Writers' Guild. He received many personal hon-ors and awards including five honorary degrees, two Pulitzer Prizes, two Academy Awards and five Tony Awards. His last musical was The Sound of Music, written with Richard Rodgers in 1959; his last song was "Edelweiss," written for that musi-cal during its Boston tryout. Oscar Hammerstein II died at his farm in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, on the morning of August 23, 1960. In 1995 Hammerstein's centennial was celebrated worldwide with commemorative recordings, books, concerts and an award-winning PBS special, "Some Enchanted Evening." The ultimate tribute came the following season, when Oscar Hammerstein II had three musicals playing on Broadway simultaneously: Show Boat (1995 Tony Award winner, Best Musical Revival); The King and I (1996 Tony Award winner, Best Musical Revival); and State Fair (1996 Tony Award nominee for Best Score.) "The Careful Dreamer," a Time Magazine cover story on Oscar Hammerstein II, was published on October 20, 1947. A biography, Getting to Know Him by Hugh Fordin, was first published by Random House in 1977. A revised edition of Hammerstein's Lyrics, edited by his son William Hammerstein and containing an introductory essay by the lyricist, plus a preface by his protege Stephen Sondheim, was published by Hal Leonard Publishing in 1985.

DOUGLAS CARTER BEANE (Updated Book) was Artistic Director for Drama Dept. at the Greenwich House for ten years. As director/writer his current projects include the musical Hood (score by Lewis Flinn, Dallas Theater Center), Noel Coward’s Me and The Girls (reading at Roundabout, being developed for Michael Urie), Star-Spangled (score by Lewis Flinn, workshopped at the Vineyard) To Wong Foo (score by Lewis Flinn), The Big Time (score by Douglas J. Cohen, concert at McCarter


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Theatre Center with Santino Fontana) and Rodgers and Hart’s Babes in Arms. As a sole playwright/librettist, he has earned five Tony nominations and one Olivier nom-ination. Beane’s plays are The Little Dog Laughed, As Bees in Honey Drown, The Nance, Shows For Days, Music From A Sparkling Planet, The Country Club, Advice From A Caterpillar and The Cartells. His musicals are Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella, Lysistrata Jones, Sister Act and Xanadu. He has written the libretto for the Metropolitan Opera's Die Fledermaus, which is currently in their repertory, and the summer show at Radio City Music Hall. He wrote the film adaptation of his play Advice From A Caterpillar, as well as the screenplay of To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything, Julie Newmar. He resides in New York City with his husband, composer Lewis Flinn, and their son, Cooper and daughter, Gabrielle.

RICARDO APONTE (he/him - Director/Choreographer) is delighted to return to the Aurora after choreographing Newsies and In The Heights, where he received Suzi Bass awards for Outstanding Choreography. Recent credits: Carmen (Atlanta Opera), White Christmas (Jennie T. Anderson), and Luisa Fernanda (Florentine Opera). He's had the pleasure of working locally at The Atlanta Opera, The Alliance Theatre, Theatrical Outfit, Aurora Theatre, Georgia Ensemble, Actor’s Express, Atlanta Lyric, and Georgia Aquarium. He’s also the founder and artistic director of Theatre Platform Project, an educational nonprofit which provides arts programs to diverse communities (Theatreplatformproject.org) Upcoming projects: Cabaret at The Atlanta Opera! Thank you to this superb cast, crew and creative team and to you, the audience, for supporting live theatre. Love to Matty and Milo!

ANN-CAROL PENCE (she/her - Co-Founder/Producing Artistic Director) see Staff Biographies

KATIE ERIN CHAMBERS* (she/her - Director of Production/Stage Manager) see Staff Biographies

KAT CONLEY** (she/her - Scenic Designer) is ecstatic to be returning to the Aurora Theatre. Based in Atlanta, Kat has designed scenery for The Kennedy Center, The Alliance Theatre, Kenny Leon’s True Colors Theatre, Marin Theatre Company, Georgia Shakespeare, Orlando Shakespeare, Virginia Stage, The Atlanta Ballet, Actor’s Express, The Center for Puppetry Arts, 7 Stages, Theatrical Outfit, Theatre in the Square, among others. She is an Associate Artist with both Georgia Shakespeare and Actor’s Express. Kat is also the Charge Scenic Artist for the Alliance Theatre. Whether dramatically challenging, visionary or escapist, all the-ater and art is important, thank you for supporting it in your community.

BEN RAWSON** (he/him - Lighting Designer) is an Atlanta-based Lighting Designer for Theatre, Opera, and Dance, member USA 829. Theatrical/Opera design work can be seen at The Alliance Theatre, Michigan Opera Theatre, Florida Studio Theatre, Atlanta Opera, Glimmerglass Opera, Theatrical Outfit, Actors Express, Aurora Theatre, Atlanta Lyric Theatre, 7 Stages, and Synchronicity Theatre. Dance design work includes choreographers such as Ana Maria Lucaciu, Troy Schumacher, Danielle Agami, Tara Lee, Heath Gill, and Claudia Schreier as well as with Atlanta Ballet, Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre, Fly On A Wall, Staibdance, Bluebird Uncaged, Proia Dance Project, and Emily Cargill and Dancers. Benrawsondesign.com

JEREMIAH DAVISON (he/him - Co-Sound Designer) is very excited to be back working with Aurora Theatre! Jeremiah has served in the dual role of Sound Designer and Audio Engineer for several productions Live & Virtual. To name a few: Song & Dance, The Curious Incident of The Dog in the Night-Time (Aurora Theatre); Do You Love The Dark (Alliance Theatre- TYA); Hometown Boy, Heather's: The Musical, Head Over Heels (Actors’ Express); Fires in a Mirror (Theatrical Outfit); Mirandy & Brother



Wind, Ella Enchanted (Synchronicity); and Step Afrika’s National Tour of Drumfolk, which appeared Off-Broadway at The New Victory Theatre. He has also served as the Associate Sound Designer for Hands Up (Alliance Theatre); An Octoroon, Jump (Actors Express), Skeleton Crew (Westport Country Playhouse, CT), Too Heavy for Your Pocket (George Street Playhouse, NJ), and Audio Engineer for the The Color Purple at Actor's Express (Susie Award Winner for Best Sound Design). He is a University of West Georgia and Georgia State Perimeter College alum and a Co-Founder and the active Director of Operations of @MultibandStudiosLLC.

CHRIS LANE (he/him - Co-Sound Designer) is a Baltimore native, Atlanta-based sound designer, DJ, composer, mixing engineer and entrepreneur. Lane is also the Executive Director & Co-Founder at Multiband Studios. Check out the growing creative team at www.multibandstudios.com.

ALAN YEONG** (he/him - Costume Designer) is honored to be a part of Aurora's Christmas Canteen. Alan is lucky to be collaborating with an amazing production design team and acting company. Alan is a Professor of Costume Design at The University of West Georgia during the day, occasionally freelancing with metro Atlanta theatre companies for the past 17 years. He recently was honored with 2016 Broadway World Atlanta Regional Best Professional Costume Design for a Musical for Miss Saigon (Serenbe Playhouse). Several Suzi Bass Award nominations

- The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Aurora Theatre/Theatrical Outfit), Miss Saigon (Serenbe Playhouse), Les Misérables (Aurora Theatre), The Little Foxes (Theatre in the Square). Also a special thank you to Aurora Theatre for believing in my work. Special thanks to all of his friends, colleagues, students, and University of West Georgia Theatre Arts Department for allowing him to continually be part of the vibrant metro Atlanta theatre community. Alan is a proud member of United Scenic Artists Local 829 Come visit, alanyeong.com

JON SANDMAIER (he/him - Technical Director) is excited to return to the Aurora, the place he called home for his first four years in the state of Georgia. He originally hails from Fort Wayne, Indiana, where he designed and built sets for a variety of venues and organizations around the area. Over the past year he has been working in the television and film industry. One of Jon's favorite projects was building the boat for Men With Money.

ALICE NEFF (she/her - Costume Shop Manager) moved to Lawrenceville in 2017, and is delighted to be designing costumes at the Aurora. She has designed for Seven Stages in Atlanta, The Florida Repertory Theatre in Fort Myers, Georgia Gwinnett College Honors Program’s production of The Addams Family, Ballet Austin, Blowing Rock Stage Company, Lees McRae Summer Theatre, the outdoor drama Horn in the West, Davidson College, Western Carolina University, and the Appalachian State University Opera Program. She worked on the costume con-struction for Mamma Mia! at the Aurora, and has built costumes for Glimmerglass Opera, some of which are now in stock for the Metropolitan Opera, and for the Hallmark channel miniseries "True Women." She managed the ASU Theatre & Dance Department costume shop for several years, and mentored many students who went on to graduate schools and professional careers. She holds a BFA in cos-tume design and construction from UT-Austin. She and her husband enjoy riding their motorcycle cross-country, raising money for theatre-based charities.

EMILY GRACE BLACKSTONE (she/her - Wardrobe Supervisor) is excited to be back with Aurora for another season. Her previous shows at Aurora include The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Men with Money, and Newsies. She has also worked with the Alliance Theatre in Atlanta as well as Arena Stage and the Shakespeare Theater in Washington, DC. She thanks her family and Patty for all their support.**MEMBER OF UNITED SCENIC ARTISTS


CODY RUSSELL (he/him - Specialty Wig Artisan) is excited to be back with his Aurora Family. Cody was a member of AppCo17. When not fabricating foam wigs, you may find him designing sets and props around Atlanta, on stage singing with the Atlanta Opera Chorus, or teaching music to his lovely preschool students.

ISAAC BURRIER (he/him - Master Electrician) is a lighting designer and master electrician based out of Northwest Georgia. He is excited to have recently joined the Aurora team as an overhire electrician. Isaac has worked on numerous events with Aurora including this year’s Christmas Canteen as the Master Electrician. Before working with Aurora, Isaac worked in Nashville, TN as a lighting and scenic designer as well as a lighting tech in Raleigh, NC. Some of his professional credits include: Ordinary Days (Georgia Gwinnett College), Giant Squid (Woven Theatre Company), Lungs (Woven Theatre Company), The Whale (Verge Theater Company), Beneatha’s Place (Verge Theater Company) and several dance recitals with Rejoice School of Ballet. Isaac is a graduate of Belmont University with a BFA in Production Design in Theatre. www.isaacburriercreative.com

RYAN BRADBURN (he/him - Properties Designer) is excited to be working with Aurora again! Recent theatrical work includes Theatre Emory's Tatischeff Cafe, South Carolina Children's Theatre’s Spookley, The Square Pumpkin, and Greenville Theatre's The Producers. Ryan would like to thank Aurora for all their love and support!

KRISTIN TALLEY (she/her - Properties Designer) is currently a working Atlanta teaching artist, actor, singer, dancer and props designer. In 2019, she graduated from Young Harris College with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre and a mi-nor in history. After graduating, she was a member of the Aurora Theatre’s AppCo 20. While working at the Aurora, Kristin was able to start designing props. This is the third mainstage show Kristin has been able to design props for at the Aurora, after On Your Feet! and Christmas Canteen 2021. She has also designed props for two shows at GGC as well as Sylvia at RoleCall Theatre. After graduating college in 2019, she was cast as a principal dancer in DOLLY PARTON’S: CHRISTMAS ON THE SQUARE on Netflix.

KARLEY DENÉ SANDERS (Scenic Artist) is a visual and performing artist who was bitten by the theatre bug at a young age. A recent graduate of the University of Georgia with a B.F.A. in Sculpture and Minor in Theatre, she enjoys working for Aurora as a set carpenter. Karley is now thrilled to add a paintbrush to her toolbox as she offers her skills as a scenic painter to the Aurora stage. After Song and Dance, she had the pleasure of working on the Lawrenceville Arts Center’s inaugural pro-duction of Christmas Canteen. She has served as scenic artist and constructor for The Bartow Schoolhouse Players, Prince Avenue Christian School, Brightstone Productions, and UGA’s Ballroom Performance Group. Karley’s other artistic en-deavors have granted her a featured exhibition at the Lyndon House Art Center and an SFx Certificate from Kryolan Professional Make-Up NYC. She is endlessly grateful to “Pheeny”, Kailie, and David for their incredible love and support and sends a big thanks to the carps and volunteers who help make the magic happen!

LILLY BAXLEY* (she/her - Assistant Stage Manager) is a Georgia native and has been stage managing in Atlanta for seven years. She worked primarily as the Resident Assistant Stage Manager at the Shakespeare Tavern Playhouse, some of her favorites being Much Ado About Nothing, Comedy of Errors, and Love's Labour's Lost. Cinderella will be Lilly's first production with Aurora.

MARSHALL LEE SMITH, JR (he/him - Assistant Stage Manager) is excited to make his Aurora debut. Atlanta Stage Manager Credits: Songs of Cinema (Atlanta Lyric


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MORGAN K. PARKS (COVID Safety Manager) is a multidisciplinary artist. Graduating from Georgia State University in 2020, she has received bachelor’s degrees in Psychology as well as Interdisciplinary Studies with a concentration in Theatre Performance. This project marks her first time working with Aurora Theatre in any capacity. She spends her free time brainstorming about different creative ideas, and learning new skills even if it involves self-teaching. She plans on pursuing a multifaceted career in the arts.



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ANTHONY RODRIGUEZ (he/him - Co-Founder/President & CEO) Aurora Theatre opened in the summer of 1996 and Anthony Rodriguez and Ann-Carol Pence es-tablished Aurora Theatre, Inc. as a non-profit organization in 1999. Under their leadership, the theatre grew from 120 season subscribers to the 5100 subscribers Aurora Theatre currently boasts. Aurora’s success led to an ABBY Award nomina-tion in 2002 for Arts Professional of the Year. Aurora’s accomplishments include: Learning Library, an Educational Theatre Program, Aurora’s Apprenticeship for re-cent college graduates, Aurora Academy and Conservatory where students learn about theatre from working professionals, Aurora’s Musicals by Moonlight an an-nual outdoor summer concert, Cabaret and Comedy Series musical and stand-up comedy evenings between mainstage events, and Teatro Aurora, a professional Spanish-language theatre company that was created to highlight Latino cultural heritage and to help build social bridges in our community. Anthony is past Chair of Partnership Gwinnett and past Chair of the Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce, where he was the first Latino and Arts leader to serve in that position. Anthony is a member of Screen Actor’s Guild, Theatre Communications Group, Duluth Rotary Club, and serves on the national steering committee for the Latinx Theatre Commons. He is a graduate of Marist High School, the University of Georgia, the Atlanta Regional Commission’s Regional Leadership Institute, National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures’ Leadership & Advocacy Institutes. Currently, Anthony is a member of Leadership Atlanta Class of 2022 #twoclasses. He is a Cancer Survivor and has been cancer free for 30 years.

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ANN-CAROL PENCE (she/her - Co-Founder/Associate Producer) arranged the music for Aurora’s first Christmas Canteen in 1996 and was hired full-time in September of 1998 as Resident Musical Director. An education major at James Madison University, she used her background to develop Aurora's Learning Library (or L2). As a musician, she created Aurora’s Musicals by Moonlight, and Aurora’s New Musical Initiative. She has performed as pianist and music director both na-tionally (Goodspeed Opera House, Pasadena Playhouse, The Cleveland Playhouse, The Kennedy Center) and locally (The Alliance, Theatrical Outfit, Horizon Theatre, Georgia Ensemble Theatre). As a proud citizen of Gwinnett, Ann-Carol is most proud of Aurora Theatre winning the first ever Pinnacle Award for Large Non-Profit, and the first ever Moxie Award (for woman-led businesses) for Aurora Theatre. These distinctions go well with her 5 Suzi Awards for Outstanding Music Direction. She was a participant in the 2016 Atlanta Regional Commission’s Regional Leadership Institute and member of the “Best Class Ever!”

KATIE PELKEY (she/her - Managing Director) is celebrating fourteen seasons with Aurora and has served in many roles, including Resident Stage Manager and Company Manager. She also created the highly-successful Stage Management and Costume Apprentice Company program that operates simultaneously with Aurora’s Acting Apprentice Company program. For five seasons, she worked as Aurora’s Educational Resources Associate developing educational curriculum for teachers to use in conjunction with Aurora’s TYA Learning Library offerings. And for over a decade, Katie served as Production Stage Manager for New Plays for Young Audiences, a prestigious TYA summer staged reading series based at New York University. She received her BA in Educational Theatre from New York University with a minor in Dramatic Literature. Many thanks to Maxwell and Alexander for their love and support!

THOMAS J. CARTO, D.M. (he/him - Interim General Manager/Project Consultant) joined the Aurora/LAC staff earlier this fall to assist in developing an operating structure for the new Lawrenceville Arts Center with Aurora Theatre as operator. He has more than 30 years of experience as the CEO of various Performing Arts Centers around the country, including Ohio, New Jersey, and Wisconsin. Earning a Doctorate in Music from Indiana University, Tom also has University experience as Division Director of the Theatre Arts/Arts Administration Division at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (CCM). Currently a project consultant for the Arts Consulting Group out of Boston, Tom resides in Cincinnati with his wife and two teenage boys.

NIKKI TOOMBS (she/her - Director of Education) is a notable American play-wright, director, actress, and producer who hails from the “Magic City” of Birmingham, Alabama. She has authored eight plays, has directed 40+ productions, and is a nationally commissioned presenter and curriculum specialist. With over 14 years in public education, Toombs is no stranger to the classroom. From teaching Gifted Language Arts to Stage Craft and Advanced Theatre, and more, she has shaped the minds of her students warranting Teacher of the Year honors in two school districts. Currently, she serves as an adjunct professor at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia. As an arts educator, Toombs has created original programming such as Act Like a Lady and Page to the Stage (Toombstone Productions and True Colors Theatre Company), S.T.A.R. Arts Camps (for East Metro Health) and D.I.M.E. by Design for the (Fred and Mattie Jackson Foundation). She has curated curricu-lum design work for the National Endowment for the Arts, Educational Theatre Association and the August Wilson House to mention a few. Prior to her new role as Director of Education at the Aurora Theatre, she proudly served as the Director of Education at Kenny Leon's True Colors Theatre Company, where she was the


producer and director of the Annual August Wilson Monologue Competition. Her innovative approach, artistic impact, and undeniable connection with youth in the arts have earned her national recognition and deemed her as one of the most sought-after arts educators in the country.

KATIE ERIN CHAMBERS* (she/her - Director of Production & Resident Stage Manager) is excited to be starting her 8th season with Aurora Theatre and step-ping into the new role of Director of Production. She is a graduate of the University of Georgia, a member of Actor’s Equity, and a proud alumna of Aurora’s 2013-14 Apprentice Company. She has previously stage managed in Atlanta for Horizon Theatre Company, Theatrical Outfit, Synchronicity Theatre and Habima Theatre. She has also served as coordinator for the New South Young Playwrights’ Festival, production manager for the Atlanta Musical Theatre Festival, and coordinator for the Atlanta Unified Auditions.

JACKY SEGUÍ (she/ella - Director of Community Impact), former 2020 Apprentice, feels honored to be rejoining the Aurora Theatre family as Director of Community Impact. Born and raised in the Caribbean Island of Puerto Rico, Jacky is part of the arts community as a singer, actor, writer, and arts administrator. She holds a Masters in Arts Presenting and Live Entertainment Management from the University of Miami, and a Masters in Performing Arts from Savannah College of Art and Design. As part of her thesis, she created a verbatim theatre piece called Puerto Rico Goes Dark: Stories of My People. In the last few years, Jacky has explored the stage in productions like Rock the Presidents, On Your Feet! (Aurora), and In the Heights (SCAD). As Director of Community Impact, she is dedicated to connecting with Gwinnett stakeholders to strengthen partnerships while simultaneously educating others about communities we do not know as much about in order to gain under-standing and empathy. It is her hope to continue helping Aurora Theatre be one of inclusion, acceptance, and opportunity to our diverse communities.

SKYLAR RESNA JACKSON (she/her - Development Associate & Grant Writer) is originally from New Orleans, Louisiana but raised right here in Lawrenceville. She is a product of the Gwinnett County Public School system, as a student, a substi-tute teacher, and a substitute coordinator for Phoenix High School. During her last two years as a Central Gwinnett student, she interned as a teaching assistant for Aurora’s Summer Camp. She received her Bachelors in Theatre and Performance Studies with a minor in African and African Diaspora Studies from Kennesaw State University. While attending Kennesaw State, she became a proud member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. and served on their executive board as well as the Kennesaw State chapter of the National Pan-Hellenic Council executive board for two years. She has supported her local community as the Performing Arts Director of Reverent Sound Music, Inc. and a long-term volunteer with Mending the Gap, Inc. As a sto-ryteller, she created Resna Productions LLC to share and support stories from un-derrepresented communities. Currently, she is the host of Stories Retold Podcast, where she retells books and other works from marginalized peoples. After earning her Masters in Arts and Culture Management from the University of Denver, she transitioned to Aurora to support the Development department in the artistic mis-sion to create something amazing together that we cannot build on our own.

AL STILO (he/him - Director of Sales & Marketing) During his 17 years with Aurora Theatre Al has been a leader that has helped the organization achieve tre-mendous growth, highlighted by the opening of the $35 million expansion of the Lawrenceville Arts Center in fall of 2021. In his time, Aurora Theatre has received numerous accolades and awards including the 2009 Pinnacle Award for Large Non-Profit and the 2016 Governor’s Award for the Arts & Humanities. Al served three


years on the executive committee of Atlanta Performs, two on the board of di-rectors for Georgia Arts Network, your advocate for the arts in Georgia, and two on the steering committee for the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation Audience Building Roundtable. Al has received multiple professional distinctions for market-ing from the Gwinnett Convention and Visitors Bureau. Al has been a professional actor for 30 years. Onstage at Aurora he has appeared in Newsies, Les Misérables, Chicago, and several others. All my love to my wife Holly and son Dominic.

DANIEL SUMMERS JR. (they/them - Facilities Sales & Booking Manager) is an al-truistic leader with more than 15 years of experience successfully directing market-ing and sales efforts for artists, nonprofits, and educational destinations, as well as running their own consultancy. Daniel loves building relationships between venues and audiences with a key focus on producing inclusive and diverse, community-oriented experiences. An inaugural board member of the Atlanta Airport District Convention and Visitors Bureau, Daniel understands the importance of regional tourism and the economic impact of entertainment. Previously, Daniel was the Marketing Director at the Center for Puppetry Arts and at Actor’s Express, pro-grammed and produced festivals including the College Park KidsFest, and ran a freelance nonprofit administration and marketing consultancy helping others do good, bettersm. Daniel earned a BA in Theatre Studies at Guilford College before achieving a Masters in Art Administration and Cultural Policy at Goldsmiths College, University of London. Daniel is known for old-world charm combined with new-world ideas, irreverently relevant humor, and cat memes.

EB HOOYER (she/her - Marketing Coordinator) has been with Aurora Theatre since 2011, working as a Stage Manager, Props Designer, and Box Office Manager before transitioning to Marketing in 2017. After a brief hiatus pursuing other pas-sions, she is elated to return to her favorite people on earth, making a difference and coming up with as many fun & ridiculous ideas as they'll let her get away with (0.5k, anyone?). EB loves laughing, tacos, her husband Jared, and their two energetic boys.

JENNIFER OWENS (she/her - Director of Patron Relations) is thrilled to em-bark on her 8th season at Aurora Theatre! After receiving her BFA from Brenau University, she set her sights on Aurora where she was welcomed to the family in 2014. Her job experiences run the gamut from customer service at a marina, to donning a Bucky the Beaver costume at Lake Lanier Islands to traveling all the way to Crawford, Nebraska to embark on her first Summer Stock at Post Playhouse as a wildly inexperienced Box Office Manager, and then to her most important job of all, becoming a mother. THANK YOU to our patrons who supported us through the thick and thin of the last two years. We wouldn't be here without our community and will be forever grateful for your support and trust.

JUAN CARLOS UNZUETA (he/él - Graphic Designer & Marketing Associate) comes to Aurora after having spent a decade plus in Jacksonville, FL as Education Director at Theatre Jacksonville. While working in NE Florida, he created innovative programming for his young actors as well as partnered with local and national or-ganizations to provide arts-integrated learning opportunities to students in Duval County. Additionally, he handled the design and layout of all marketing collateral and general marketing for the theatre’s education programming. Aside from his work in Arts Administration Juan is also an actor and director. Notable credits in-clude: Into the Woods (The Baker), The Light in the Piazza (Fabrizio), In the Heights (Piragua Guy), Pippin (Pippin), Little Shop of Horrors (Seymour), Chess (Freddie), Nine (Guido), guest artist roles with the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra and First Coast Opera, and most recently as a featured performer in Aurora’s Christmas Canteen.


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MAXWELL BREAUX (he/him - Marketing Associate) is honored to join the Aurora team as a Marketing Associate. Born and raised in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Maxwell is excited to help create theatre in Georgia. Maxwell received his Bachelors of Fine Arts in Acting from The University of Oklahoma in 2021.

TYLER BARRETT (he/him - Facilities Maintenance Supervisor) is happy to return to Aurora Theatre as the Facility Maintenance Supervisor. Previously working as the Assistant Technical Director in 2019, he is excited to bring his experience into this new role.

DANIEL POPE (he/him - Production Manager) is proud to be a member of the team at Aurora Theatre as Production Manager. Daniel has been a sound designer and engineer in the Atlanta area for the past nine years. He's had the pleasure of designing sound for the Aurora Theatre on many occasions on shows such as: Into the Woods, Christmas Canteen, Sweep, and most recently The Bridges of Madison County. Additionally, he's worked on countless other productions in the Atlanta theatre community including: Evita and A Streetcar Named Desire as Sound Designer and Production Manager at Serenbe Playhouse. Daniel received a Bachelors in Marketing with a specialization in sales and a minor in Music from The University of West Georgia in 2010.

ASHLEY HOGAN (she/her - Associate Technical Director) is excited to be part of Aurora’s family as a staff member. She has enjoyed working her summers at Aurora the past few years while pursuing her degree at Georgia State University. After graduating summer of ‘18, she spent time expanding her skill craft as an over-hire carpenter at Aurora, before joining the staff full time.

DAISIE MARIE (she/her - Front of House Manager) is honored to be rejoining the Aurora Staff as the Front of House Manager. She has been with the company for 6 years starting as a Box Office Associate in 2015, then making her way to being the Front of House Coordinator in 2017, and now Front of House Manager. She is happy to welcome patrons as we embark on the adventure that is the Lawrenceville Arts Center.

BOX OFFICE MANAGER .............................................................. .....Genesis GatesFRONT OF HOUSE COORDINATOR..................................................Robyn RogersVOLUNTEER COORDINATOR ................................................. .....Molly HuntingtonEXECUTIVE ASSISTANT & BOX OFFICE ASSOCIATE ............... .....Becca BeaulieuPATRON SERVICES STAFF .........................................Sara Cook, Kierstyn Kirkland,

Sydney Michelle, Zuri Petteway, Brie Wolfe



Because everyone makes mistakes, please let us know if there are any corrections that need to be made. This list reflects giving from 2/16/2021-2/16/2022.

2 0 2 1 - 2 0 2 2 A N N U A L PAT R O N STo our 2021-2022 Annual Patrons: You are extraordinary! Your gifts in support of our

annual giving program are critical to our continued success. Thank you! Many corporations give matching gifts so ask your company if they participate,

let us know, and we’ll do the rest.

$10,000+Gary L. Brace Carroll Daniel Construction Company Explore Gwinnett - Convention & Visitors Bureau Brenda A. and Jim Falkler Georgia Council for the Arts Anne E Hayden Glenn and Nancy MartinMetro Waterproofing Inc. The Scott Hudgens Family Foundation The Shubert Foundation Inc. Suzanna's Kitchen Inc Frances Wood Wilson Foundation, Inc.

$5,000-$9,999Myron and Theresa Bullock Robert and Valerie Clark Carl and Susan Clymer Judy and Richard Johnson Michael and Desha LeDuc Emory Lee Morsberger and Janet Flanagan Nordson Corporation Foundation Peach State Federal Credit Union

$2,500-$4,999Central Gwinnett High School

Ed & Kelly Creech

Judith and Joe Dreher

Hayes Chrysler Dodge, Inc

Jackson EMC

Ray and Catherine Nelmes

James and Hilda Nutt

Carolyn Pence

Lesli Seta

Marianne & Paul Velker

David Welden

Kenneth and Patsy Winkler

Wells Fargo Foundation

$1,000-$2,499Atlanta Soundworks, Inc. Robert and Marie Beiser Walter Benzinger Marshall & Lee Boutwell Lester and Pat Bryan Eugene Clarke & Shirley Burnham The Coca-Cola Company Sheila Crumrine Rick and Micki Damato Dorothy A. Desjardin Tom Ferrin

Cindy and Randy Foster Freeland Painting Nancy Guile-Goodsell Gwinnett Clean and Beautiful Anne Hammond Theo Harness Gary Martin Hays & Associates Jireh Supplies Nicole Love Hendrickson Paul and Pam Ives Daniel and Kathryn Kaufman Kim King Associates, LLC Christine Koehler Sherwin and Judith Levinson RoseMarie Mason Lee and Mark Merritt Dan Molino and Mary Cobb Oakhurst Realty Partners The Primerica Foundation, Inc Rick Rantamaki Reliance Mechanical Local Republic Dana Rice Amy Richards Anthony Rodriguez and Ann-Carol Pence William Seright Shumate MechanicalClyde and Sandra Strickland



Allen F. Wallace Carl and Carol Walls Chuck and Stacey Warbington George and Pat Welch John & Lyn Wright

$500-$999Jim and Terrie Adkins Nicole Baillie Lonnie Gordon Blackwell Cliff and Amy Bray David and Lisa Bronstein Linda Campbell Greg Cantrell Loretta Christopher David and Christa Cook Mike and Pat Corkum Croft & Associates Tony and Loretta Denmark Laura and Wendell Dennison Oliver and Mikki Dillon Mary Ann and Charles Duffy James Durrett Walter and Julie Ehren-feuchter Cheri Frain Jean and William Franke Mary Sue and Earl Julius Friedell Jr. Gwen Fulsang Steve and Carrie Hartshorne Scott and Diana Hawkins Gary Martin Hays

L Thomas and Patti Heiser Joy and Bob Hernandez Dr. Laurel Holland Paula Huntington Jennifer Karmel Richard and Barbara Kennedy Kiwanis Club of Suwanee Brenda B Knight Karen LaVoy Lawrenceville-Duluth Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc Theresa Marie Leach David Lockhart Mark Lunday Robert and Janet McCray James and Deborah Millette Bruce and Margaret Myers Ralph and Dawne Mylie Jr. Dennis and Debbie Patterson Richard and Glenda Pat-terson Robert and Susan Patterson Parkview High School Marina Peed Charles Peragine Janine and Patrick Phelan Patricia Pope Dana and Jordan Rice Michael and Patty Rolley Alexis Server and Holly Rotalsky George Bayley Royer Rein and Jane Saral

David Scott Clayton & Sheila Brant Sharp Beth Stern Susan Stiefel David and Vicki Still Lori Walker Union Karen R. Wall Guido and Jolanda Walther Chris & Stacey Wilson Wood & Bembry LLC Richard and Annette Zolecki

$250-$499Tracy Rene Aaron

Kathi Abraham

Amazon Smile Foundation

Laurie J. Anderson

Katie Ansardy

TJ and Susan Arant

Tamara Atkinson

Peter Aucoin

Kristin and Mike Aziz

Steve and Kris Beauregard

Keith Beaver

Barbara and Greg Bender

Joan Bergman

Peter & Nancy Berry

Ron Bibb

Eric and Helen Blanchette

Kevin and Elaine Black

Carl Blier


Leigh and Larry Bottomley

Sarah J Brieske

Jason Britt

Mikhail and Melinda Britt

Jerald and Debra Brown

Sylvia Brown

Bess Burnett

Grace Cain

Meredith Campbell

Lucas Canup

Cathy Carson

Aja Carter

Michael and Debra Casey

Frances Cassavaugh

Pamela K. Cassiday

Jason Chandler

Jennifer Cochran

Melvin Crawford

Ray Crum

Marc and Kathy Cochran

Tammy Conkel

Saidth Cotrino

Exa E Covington

Christina Cowens

Debbie Daniell

Scott and Beanie Danos

Jean Deal

Jennifer and Benjamin DeWitt

Todd Dolson

Zach & Cathy Doppel

Sharon Dunham

Mary Dunning

Steven Dupont

Sharon Estela

Deidre Falcon

Pam Freeman

Karen Freund

Derrick Fisher

Jason Friedlander

Dennis and Laurie Fuller

Steven and Grace Fultz

Trey and Sandy Futch

Katie Gill

Eddie Gillot

John & Pamela Gilreath

Ronald Richard Goetzke

Debra Grant

Leeanna and Barry Gray

Maryanne Grimes

Max and Sandy Grizzard

Alan and Nancy Groves

Bonnie Hagen

Kristen Hall

Goran Handac

Nancy Harris

Chuck and Betty Hartman

Rickey Hawkins

Richard Hearn

Patty Heitmuller

Jerri Hewett

Margaret Hogan

Kelly Hopkins

Awesome Hoskins

Brett Irvine

Deborah Jeffries

Aura-Leigh Jenkins

Denise Jennings

Terri Jondahl

Clay Jones

Daniel H Jones

Kristy Jones

Marilyn G Jones

Sam Jorgensen

Mike Kaman

Gary Kart

Susan Keeney

Kelvin and Kimberly Kelkenberg

Linda Kesselring

Sandra K. Kidd

Patrick & Lori Kien

Noel and Jim Kitchen

David and Muriel Knope

Christopher and Elizabeth Kuebler

Elouise Lamar

Joseph and Jane LaMotte

James & Beverly Lee

Jane LeMaster

Robert LeMay


Leo Lev and Hilda Estrella de Lev

Keith and June Lenenski

Allan Neil Levine

Allan and Vivian Levine

Harry and Betty Lindstrom

Tom and Pat Locher

Richard and Claire Lockert

Jacquelyn Locklar

Lee Look

William Lott

Dan and Valerie Mackaben

Alan Malcolm

Tracey D Mason

Sandy J Mathson

Iris McCoy

Hollye McDonel

Paula McGill

Windell & Nancy Mcgill

Brenda McKay

Kenneth Allen McMillon

Beth McIntyre

Dr. Donald Erich Mees Jr., M.D.

Billy Messina

Darlene Milian

Margarita D Moldovan

MTI Baths Inc JoAnn Peterson

Gary Moore

Lisa Morris

Deloris Mullins

Jennifer and Jennifer Myers

W, Bruce Myers Sr.

Maria Najlis

Michael and Patricia Nelson

Adrian Norris

Kay and Robert O'Neal

Tanya Oskey

Daniel Ortega

Tom Parkerson

Bill and Amy Pauls

Francis Peralta

Allison G Per-Lee

Erik Provitt

Judy Pruitt

Kyle Puttkammer

Guy & Susan Rappaport

Lois Rapisardi

James Renehan

Barbara Ricketts

Therese and Mark Rinehart

Franklin and Caryl Rinker

Jane Roche

Bill and Debbie Ross

James and Carlotta Rozzi

Laura Ryll

Ronald and Verena Sanner

Katherine Arbuthnot Scharer

Carl and Dianna Scherer

Stuart Schleuse

Kevin Schneider

Wallace Speed & Lesli Seta

Susan and Jordan Shenefield

Dale and Donna Sillik

Sarah Simon

Tammy Griffin and William Silverwood

Francis and Kelly Solomon

Brian Smith

Yannick Spenninck

Dale and Sandra Stanley

Zarya Steele

Alfred and Holly Stilo

Kip Stokes

Patty Storey

Marla Stover

Dave & Julie Suppes

Jennifer Suttles

Liana Sutton

Rev. Jan Taddeo

Dr. Carol Morgan Taylor

Deborah D Terry

Ian and Sarah Thomson

Michael Thornburg

Richard L Trainor

Brittany Vilchez

Richard and Paula Vitaris

Robert H Ward

Antwaun Way-Boyles

Christina Welsh

Gretchen and Tom Weible



Kathy and Chris Weinert

Theresa Rojas and Terence Whitt

Denise Ann Wilhite

Angel Williams

Linda Williams

Kathryn Willis

Lisa Wills

Mark Wilson

Emily Yost


Jennifer AdamsJim and Terrie AdkinsMarguerite AgeeLinda AlexanderCharles AllenMs. Pamela S. AndersonAmy AndolsekNanette Arceneaux & Tim AlexanderFrank AtkinsonTamara AtkinsonPeter AucoinCheryl AyersKristin AzizMr. Roger BacikDiann BakerMrs. Pamela BambergBeryl & Beverly BarlowMs. Sandra BartlettMr. Jay V. BassettMrs. Susi BeckettKristy & David BeinRobert and Marie BeiserBarbara BenderPeter & Nancy BerryMrs. Mary BettingerRonald E. BibbDonald M. BillingsMrs. Tasha BirdwellLoonie Gordon BlackwellMr. and Mrs. Eric BlanchetteJerry Blosfeld

Keisha BlythersMs. Linda D. BoboMr. Lucien Bomar and Mrs. Marsha D. Anderson BomarLynette BranchBruce and Wendy BrayBill & Karen BrennerLinda BridgewaterMr. and Mrs. Kevin BrightMs. Rachel T. BronnumBarbara BrownJerald BrownMr. and Mrs. Steven BrunswickSusan Y. BruttomessoLester & Pat BryanMyron & Theresa BullockFrank BurkDiane BurkeMrs. and Mrs. James H. BurkeMrs. Bess BurnettCharles Douglas BurnsChristine M. Burrell TownsendCarol CalhounDale CarterMichael & Debra CaseyMs. Helen E. CastleberryDebbie CateLane ChambersLinda P. ChambersJason Chandler

Mr. Nicholas A. ChavezRobert & Diane ClineMr. J. A. CokerMr. Mark ColeMr. and Mrs. David C. CookCharlene J. CooperMike & Pat CorkumExa E. CovingtonNancy CraneKathey CrawfordEd & Kelly CreechHarvey H. CrossMeg & Jack CrowderLynn and Tom CrowleyRay H. CrumSheila CrumrineLynn CulpepperDavid CulverSnehal & Falguni DalalMr. Rick DamatoMr. and Mrs. Charles E. DamrenScott DanosMrs. Christie DaruwallaAmy DavenportTom DavidsonMs. Carolyn N. DavisJo DavisSarah DavisDavid & Diana DawsonMrs. Cynthia N. DeakinJames and Linda Demarest

2 0 21 - 2 0 2 2 S TA R PA SS D O N O R SYour tax-deductible gift of $100 per season ticket makes you a Star!


Tony and Loretta DenmarkGary R. DerbridgeMs. Dorothy A. DesjardinM.Darrell DilksMr. Oliver W. Dillon and Mrs. Mikki R. DillonMs. Joyce S. DoveRichard DuelloMary Ann & Charles DuffyMary DunningSteven DupontRichard DustinCapt. and Mrs. William M. Edge, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Walter C. EhrenfeuchterMrs. Barbara L. EllisBrenda EricksonKay EverettBrenda & Jim FalklerMr. and Mrs. Stephen P. FeibishMs. Cindy FerreMr. Tom FerrinMr. and Mrs. Randy FirkusShirley FitzpatrickJana FluryMrs. Jean O. FrankeDan & Jodi FrankelNeal FranklinPam FreemanMr. Jason FriedlanderKathy FulliloveMr. and Mrs. Steven FultzMarianne Gaffney-Vincent

Ms. Carole E. GalantyDoris L. GallagherMr. John & Jeanne GardnerNorris GarmonKathy V. GarrisonDr. David and Nancy GerdonMr. Brian GilbertJohn & Pamela GilreathKaren and Willis GobelyMrs. Rhetta S. GoebelRonald R. GoetzkeMr. and Mrs. Tim GoldenDon & Kelly GoldsmithPeggy GoodmanMark & Laura GramsMr. and Mrs. Thomas L. GrantMr. Andrew GreenwoodAmy GreinerBrian and Mary Lou GrellingerMax & Sandy GrizzardMr. and Ms. Alan GrovesNancy Guile-GoodsellGerryll HallKristin HallDarlene HamlinMr. Matthew HammondMr. and Mrs. Jim HandleyJim HannahMs. Nancy HarrisClarice HarrisonMr. and Mrs. Norman HarrisonChuck & Betty Hartman

Ms. Elinor HastyMr. Stephen S. HatcherMr. and Mrs. James W. HauckLisa HawkinsRickey HawkinsScott & Diana HawkinsDon & Glynice HayesTed & Janna HayesMr. Gary M. HaysRichard HearnMs. Cynthia M. HeckmanAugust & Virginia HeffnerMr. Gerald L. Henderson and Ms. Jeanne M. HendersonMr. Walter R. HendersonGeorgia and Donald HermanMr. Bob and Joy HernandezJoseph & Claudia HerreraJerri HewettBob & Terri HigginsJania HiseJonathan HolmesMr. and Mrs. Al HombroekKathy P. HopeJohn H. HorneAwesome HoskinsNorma HuffMr. and Mrs. John R. HuntMrs. Paula HuntingtonEdward HurleyBruce & Joyce HurstSandra IrelandMr. and Mrs. Fred IrvinBrett Irvine


Joel J. JacksonDr. Amanda JacobAlan and Janette JanssenJames JoedeckeBruce and Karla JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Jay JohnstonDaniel H. JonesKristy JonesMiriam KaminoAimee KargenMs. Jennifer KarmelGary KartAlvin KatesMr. John KaziowMr. Rick Keenan and Ms. Linda Dove-KeenanMr. Richard J. KelleyStevan & Donna KerpicsMr. John KilpatrickMr. and Mrs. Michael KinardMs. Susan G. KintzlerJim and Noel KitchenBrenda KlaasMr. Lee KlaerMrs. Peggy O. KlasnickChristine KoehlerGloria KolledaMr. Jim KoppleMrs. Leena KorhonenSteven KosmalaClarice KotelesMr. Arnold KrabyBetty KristoffMeredith Kula

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LaMotteRobert LamplMr. Jack D. LanePat LangstonJeffery LasherTerri LathrupMary R. LatimerMr. Warren LawrenceTheresa M. LeachMichael & Desha LeDucMr. Robert LeMayMr. and Mrs. Keith M. LenenskiDr. and Mrs. Allan LevineMr. and Mrs. Sherwin LevinsonRenee Byrd-Lewis and Tim LewisMindy LiBassiMs. Mylia D. LiddellHarry & Betty LindstromMs. Bonnie LinscottTom LocherRichard & Claire LockertDavid and Robin LockhartJacquelyn LocklarLisa LopezMark LundaySteve & Teresa LynnRoberd & Allyce MaconSandy MathsonMs. Melissa MadsenAlan MalcolmPaul Mankin

Carole & Felix MartinGlenn & Nancy MartinMs. Margo MartinPK & Amanda MartinMr. and Mrs. Steven MartinNick MasinoMs. RoseMarie S. MasonShelia M. MasonTracey D. MasonJohn C. & Kathy MasseeMr. and Mrs. Terry MaysWilliam McCargoIris McCoyHollye McDonelCarolyn McGinnessPaige McIntyreMr. Donald M. McquaigDr. Donald E. Mees, Jr., M.D.Elnor MeltonMichael MercierLee MerrittBecky MilesMr. William MinchHeather MintonLoretta MirandolaMelanie MitchellLarry & Vicki MobleyMr. Dan MolinoJoyce MorrisRussell E. and Barbara MossDeloris MullinsCindy R. MurphyBruce and Margaret Myers


Ralph and Dawne Mylie, Jr.Kathy NaccaratoMr. Ray NelmesMichael NelsonMs. Ruth L. NeumanMr. and Mrs. Bill NeveauJames NisewongerMr. Adrian NorrisDavid C. NovakJames & Hilda NuttPaul & Sandra NylanderJames OBrienPete & Linda O'ConnorDouglas E. OertleyMr. and Ms. William OldhamKristy OldsJoyce OpsahlRay OrrisMrs. Cynthia T. OwensJames & Lura PalamusoMr. Leonard PallatsElias PapsonTom ParkersonMr. and Ms. Dennis M. PattersonLaura PattersonMr. and Mrs. Richard L. PattersonMike & Judy PaulPeach State Federal Credit UnionMarina PeedDr. Jesse R. Peel, M.D.Carolyn Pence

Herman PennamonCharles F. PeragineAllison G. Per-LeeMr. TJ R. PerrasRobyn PetagrewTracy PetitJanine and Patrick PhelanColonel and Mrs. Edward Piekarczyk USAF, Ret.Ms. Patricia PopeKim K. PorterDonna PowellJudy PruittRose PurdyMs. Mary A. RadnovichMs. Catherine RamadeiMr. Rick RantamakiMs. Susan RappaportMr. William M. RayMrs. JoAnne RaynerMr. Robert ReavisPhillip RedmondMr. and Mrs. Keith L. ReesePatti ReillyNancy L. RiceKim RichardMr. Jack RigbyAmy E. RikerMs. and Mr. Therese RinehartEd and Debbie RingerFranklin and Caryl RinkerDavid CooperScott Robison

Michael & Patty RolleySteve RomanRobert RoneyMichelle RossPaula J. RossSusan K. RoyalVeronica RumbleMr. Charles RupprechtLaura RyllRosaanne SadlerRandy & Rita SamplesKaren SandidgeRonald & Verena SannerDianna SchererMs. Betty SchoenbaechlerAnn SechristNancy SegarsJames SellersWilliam SerightClayton B. SharpMichael & Pat ShawElaine ShiverMr. Dale A. SillikClaire C. SimmonsMs. Maureen SimonCarolyn h. SimontonMs. Dawn SimontonBrian SinyardMarci SledgeDon & Cindy SmithMrs. Jennifer M. SmithM.Milton SmithMr. Robert Smith


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