DREAM HOU$E

MAR 15 – APR 03, 2022

BY ELIANA PIPES DIRECTED BY LAURIE WOOLERY

LONG WHARF THEATRE

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ROM T E ARTISTIC DIR CTOR Welcome to DREAM HOU$E. Long Wharf Theatre has a rich history of producing bold, ambitious, and challenging new work for our audiences. It’s been said the American theatre has entered a kind of “golden age” of American playwriting with some of the most exciting new plays to emerge in recent years. These brilliant plays we put on our stages are taking on new resonances given the current state of our world; we are truly in uncharted territory. What can these stories teach us about how to live, how to love, and how to forgive?

DREAM HOU$E, the exquisite new play by Eliana Pipes, joins that growing roster of the golden age. The collaboration of three theatre companies to bring this world premiere to life is testimony to Eliana’s gifts as a writer in our community. With DREAM HOU$E, Eliana is calling forth our ancestors to reflect on how we understand our legacies and how we reconcile with family histories that may or may not serve us.

She is also putting forward a question that feels at the heart of the play: even in our deepest pains, can we find the pathway to reconciliation?

A new play is only words on a page until a visionary director can “lift” these words, put all the pieces together, and bring us a story in time and space.

Laurie Woolery, with a magnificent cast and creative team, has given us a production of great depth. Laurie believes deeply in the transformative power of theatre – I’m honored she is sharing her artistry with us.

None of our work would be possible without the dedicated staff of Long Wharf Theatre. I thank them for their continued work of making our season one to remember.

Thank you for being here,

Jacob G. Padrón

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We acknowledge that indigenous peoples and nations have for generations stewarded the lands and waterways of what we now call the state of Connecticut. We honor and respect the enduring relationship that exists between these peoples and nations and this land. We are standing on the unceded territory of the Paugussett, Quinnipiac, and Wappinger peoples. We remind ourselves that along with stolen land came stolen people. It is our responsibility to the future to know our past.

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Jacob G. Padrón ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

Kit Ingui MANAGING DIRECTOR

In partnership with Alliance Theatre and Baltimore Center Stage PRESENTS

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ELIANA PIPES DIRECTED BY

LAURIE WOOLERY CAST

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Darilyn Castillo* (she/her) JULIA

Stephanie Osin Cohen+ (she/her) SCENIC DESIGNER

Renata Eastlick* (she/her) PATRICIA

Haydee Zelideth+ (she/her) COSTUME DESIGNER

Marianna McClellan* (she/her) TESSA

Jason Lynch+ (he/him) LIGHTING DESIGNER

Andrew Martinez (he/him) ENSEMBLE

Paul James Prendergast+ COMPOSER/SOUND DESIGNER

Moira O'Sullivan (she/her) ENSEMBLE

Mark Holthusen+ (he/him) PROJECTION DESIGNER

Kevin Sisounthone (he/him) ENSEMBLE

Jayson T. Waddell* (he/him) STAGE MANAGER

Ezra Tozian (they/them) ENSEMBLE

Kevin Jinghong Zhu* (he/him) ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER Alexis K. Woodard (she/her) ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR

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*Member of AEA Member of USA 829 °Member of SDC

A World Premiere Production DREAM HOU$E was developed as part of LONG WHARF THEATRE Long Wharf Theatre’s 2020 New Works Festival

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OR T IS PRODUCT ION Jonah Schnell (he/him) ASSOCIATE LIGHTING DESIGNER Jon Haas (he/him) ASSISTANT PROJECTIONS DESIGNER AND PROGRAMMER Jessica Camarero (she/her) ASSISTANT COMPANY MANAGER Joslyn Eaddy (she/her) WARDROBE SUPERVISOR Katie Brown (she/her) LIGHTING SUPERVISOR Brianne Bolante (she/her) LIGHTING PROGRAMMER Karissa Vassil (she/her) LIGHTING ASSISTANT

Jessica Rosso (she/her) LIGHT BOARD OPERATOR Liam Bellman-Sharpe (he/him) AUDIO SUPERVISOR Colby Adams (he/him) AUDIO ENGINEER Eric Lin (he/him) PROJECTIONS ENGINEER Amy Schneider (she/her) CARPENTER Jordan Cowan (she/her) STAGE CARPENTER Lily Fontes (she/her) PROPS RUNNER Carolina Vargas (she/her/ella) GRAPHIC DESIGN CONSULTANT *Member of AEA + Member of USA 829 °Member of SDC

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ROM T E PLAYWRIGHT my neighborhood used to be and who I used to be in it.

For me, DREAM HOU$E comes out of two inspirations. The first was reflecting on where I grew up, in a pocket of Los Angeles that was rapidly transforming in a way I didn’t have the words for as a child: gentrification. Then, when I was 13, my family sold our house and moved.

On one hand, that move was good for my family; it changed our financial future for the better. On the other, moving constituted a kind of cultural loss that I didn’t understand at the time. We were participating in and profiting from that “changing neighborhood.” Developing this play was a way to consider the benefits and the losses of that move, the grief that I felt for what

The second inspiration came from moving into the professional theatre as a writer who is also a woman of color. I’m Black, white, and Puerto Rican, and found myself writing Black and Latinx characters for a field that does not always welcome those populations into their audience. I felt like I was being asked to put my cultural pain on display for money — and I wanted the money, I wanted to be in those spaces, and to have that platform.

This play invited me to interrogate my complicity, what I had internalized about value and where it comes from, and where I feel the right to take up space.

Thank you for coming out to share space with us tonight. In many ways, DREAM HOU$E is a play about space: the historical legacy of the land we occupy, the social spaces we move through, and also the space we choose to hold for each other. I hope that our show tonight will hold some space for you.

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BI S Darilyn Castillo (she/her) (Julia) is a born and bred New Yorker, graduate of CCNY where she received her BA in Theater and is currently studying at John Jay College to receive her MA in International Criminal Justice. Credits: Original Cast of Hamilton And Peggy Company (Peggy Schuyler & Maria Reynolds), Hamilton Philip Company (Peggy Schuyler & Maria Reynolds), The Lion King (Nala U/S), Beastgirl at the Kennedy Center (Cami).

TV: “And Just like That,” “Law and Order: Organized Crime,” 74th Tony Awards, and “Boardwalk Empire.” Darilyn is also a recording artist. You can find her EP called “Constellation” and her Spanish single, “Ella Y No Conmigo” on all streaming platforms. She has produced her own music videos for the songs “Still Calling” and “Ella Y No Conmigo,” which can be found on YouTube. She is currently the host of “Morenita” podcast where she dives deep on the Latinx experience. (Available on all platforms.) darilyncastillo.com Renata Eastlick (she/her) (Patricia) is an actor and voiceover artist. When not on stage, she is best known for voicing Caveira in the critically acclaimed UBISOFT video game Rainbow Six: Siege.

Being a multilingual actor, Renata has worked both nationally and internationally using her Portuguese, Spanish, and English language skills in the areas of commercials and voiceover, which she loves! Her theatrical credits include Off-Broadway: For Colored Girls... (The Public Theater); Regional Theatre: 7 Deadly Sins - 2021 Drama League Award Winner (Miami New Drama); The Nutcracker (The House Theatre of Chicago); Letters to Kamala (American Stage); Pipeline (Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe); The Royale (Hippodrome Theatre); Ruined (GableStage), among others. Film: God’s Waiting Room (2021 Tribeca Official Selection), Tournament of Champions (UBISOFT). TV: “Burn Notice” (USA), ”Mad Dogs” (Amazon Studios). Renata holds a BFA from the University of Florida’s New World School of the Arts and is a two-time Carbonell Award nominee. renataeastlick.com Marianna McClellan (she/her) (Tessa) is a NYC based performer and writer. She played Nina in the NYC premiere of Stupid F*cking Bird, has worked Off-Broadway (Pearl Theatre, Ars Nova, Theatre Row +) and regionally (Humana Festival, Denver Center, Portland Center Stage, Contemporary American Theatre Festival +). Marianna is a member of Virago, an all female-identifying physical theatre company and has collaborated with Clockwork Theatre Company and Woodshed Collective, among others. TV and film cred6

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BI S its include “High Maintenance” (HBO); “The Good Fight” (CBS); “The Blacklist” (NBC), Two Plains and a Fancy (BAMcinemaFest), and the upcoming indie feature Straighten Up and Fly Right. She stars in the scripted sci-fi podcast Cryptids.

Andrew Martinez (he/him) (Ensemble) Long Wharf Theatre Debut. Andrew Martinez is a Latine Queer Boricua Artist from Philadelphia, PA. A multidisciplinary artist, who pursues new work that will continue to diversify, challenge, and innovate the world of theatre. His passion for representation and community fuels his artistry as an actor and writer.

He believes in the accessibility of education. Therefore, he hopes to cultivate the minds of future generations of artists through an inclusive and safe environment. Andrew was a recipient of the Marie F. Lusik award for Excellence in Theatre. He attended the National Theatre Institute’s Acting Intensive program at the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center, where he was awarded the Miranda Family Scholarship and became a Miranda Family Fellow. BA in Theatre from King’s College. andrewricomartinez.com Moira O’Sullivan (she/her) (Ensemble) Long Wharf debut! Off-Broadway: Beneath the Gavel (59E59 Theatres). Regional: Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley, Oleanna (Playhouse on Park), Always a Bridesmaid (Seven Angels), Biloxi Blues, Coney Island Christmas, An Actor’s Carol and It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play (Ivoryton Playhouse). TV: “Homicide City,” “The Cobblestone Corridor,” “Deadline Crime” with Tamron Hall. BFA, NYU Tisch.

Upright Citizens Brigade Comedy. moiraosullivan.com Kevin Sisounthone (he/him) (Ensemble) is honored to be working for the first time with Long Wharf Theatre in their production of DREAM HOU$E. In wanting to pursue his passion for voice acting, he took it to himself to train in theatre arts to strengthen his skill set for it–he has developed a deep love and appreciation for it ever since. In his spare time, Kevin also creates internet content where he covers video games and anime. Kevin graduated from Housatonic Community College with an Associates in Theatre Arts. There he trained under various professors and professionals including the head of the department, Geoff Sheehan. Some of Kevin’s roles include playing Master Page in Shakespeare’s Merry Wives of Windsor, Stan in the romantic-comedy stage play Four Weddings and an Elvis, and various voice over roles in the field of animation, video games, ad-reads, skits, and LONG WHARF THEATRE

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BI S audio-plays. Kevin wants to thank the cast and Long Wharf Theatre for giving him this opportunity.

Ezra Tozian (they/them) (Ensemble) is a non-binary, SWANA performer making their Long Wharf debut and they couldn’t be more ecstatic!

They are a company member of the Fled Collective (NYC) and 4615 Theatre (DC). All the love and thanks to Chris, Meem, and Jon Jon! Couldn’t do this without you all! ezratozian.com Eliana Pipes (she/her) (Playwright) is a playwright, performer, and filmmaker. Her plays include DREAM HOU$E (world premiere co-production at Alliance Theatre, Long Wharf Theatre, and Baltimore Center Stage), Unf*ckwithable (Drama League DirectorFest), Cowboy and the Moon (Dramatists Guild Foundation Fellowship, NNPN MFA Playwright’s Workshop), Lorena: a Tabloid Epic (The Playwright’s Realm’s Scratchpad Series), and Stand and Wait (The Fire This Time Festival). She’s been awarded the KCACTF Harold & Mimi Steinberg Award and Ken Ludwig Scholarship, Leah Ryan Fund Prize for Emerging Women Writers, National Latinx Playwright Award, Dr. Floyd Gaffney National Playwriting Prize, and was a two-time finalist status for the Eugene O’Neill National Playwriting Conference. As a filmmaker, she won the Academy Gold Fellowship for Women through the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, and the inaugural WAVE Grant through Wavelength Productions to support the production of her animated short film. BA, Columbia University; MFA, Playwriting, Boston University. More at elianapipes.com Laurie Woolery (she/her/ella) (Director) is a director, playwright, educator, facilitator, and producer. She has worked at The Public Theater, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Yale Repertory Theatre, Trinity Repertory Company, Goodman Theatre, Cornerstone Theater Company, South Coast Repertory, Mark Taper Forum, Denver Center, Los Angeles Philharmonic, East West Players, Los Angeles Theatre Center, William Inge Center for the Arts, Plaza de la Raza/REDCAT, Ricardo Montalban Theatre, Deaf West Theatre, Highways Performance Space, and Sundance Playwrights Lab, as well as the Sundance Children’s Theater. Woolery has directed world premieres of plays by Tanya Saracho, Mary Kathryn Nagle, Charise Castro Smith, Marisela Trevino Orta, Aditi Kapil, K.J. Sanchez, Julie Marie Myatt, Cody Henderson, Allison Carey, and others. lauriewoolery.com 8

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BI S Stephanie Osin Cohen (she/her) (Scenic Designer) is a NYC-based scenic designer from Miami, FL. This is her Long Wharf Theatre debut. Theatre credits include Tambo and Bones (Playwrights Horizons); Ni Mi Madre (Rattlestick Playwrights Theater); DREAM HOU$E (Alliance Theatre), Hurricane Diane (The Huntington), Men on Boats (Baltimore Center Stage), Richard & Jane & Dick & Sally (Baltimore Center Stage & Playwrights Realm), It’s a Wonderful Life (Hartford Stage), This American Wife (Next Door @ New York Theater Workshop), LOVE (Marin Theatre Company), Good Faith (Yale Repertory Theatre), Mrs. Stern Wanders the Prussian State Library (Luna Stage), and Winter’s Tale (Shakespeare Academy @ Stratford). Film credits include: This American Wife (Fake Friends, Jeremy O. Harris, FourthWall), Circle Jerk (Fake Friends, Jeremy O. Harris, Mitu580), Chaperone (Sundance, 2022), Drills (New York Film Festival, 2021), Home Exercise (premiered at MoMA), and Candace (premiered at Cannes). Stephanie received her MFA from Yale School of Drama. She is a Fulbright Scholar, and the 2019 recipient of the Burry Fredrik Design Fellowship. stephanieosincohen.com Haydee Zelideth (she/her) (Costume Designer) believes that clothes are a powerful tool of one’s own personal statement. In their own way they carry on public conversations with others and they share stories about who we are, who we are not, and who we wish to be. They are a means of exploring how to manipulate our perception of the human body and mind, in how our appearance (both physical and in what we wear) inform how the world chooses to engage or disengage with us, and how these images can open up perceptions of race, class, socioeconomic status, and more—all of which are conversations that most interest her. She is a Mexican American that grew up on both sides of the border. These experiences inform her point of view and how she approaches her work as a storyteller, giving depth, dimension and color to the specificities of someone’s life.

Jason Lynch (he/him) (Lighting Designer) is a Chicago-based lighting designer and makes his Long Wharf Theatre debut with this production. Chicago credits include work with Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Definition Theatre, Goodman Theatre, Northlight Theatre, Shattered Globe Theatre, Steppenwolf Theatre Company, TimeLine Theatre Company, Victory Gardens Theater, Windy City Playhouse, among others. Recent regional credits include work with Alley Theatre, Alliance Theatre, Dallas Theater Center, Denver Center for the LONG WHARF THEATRE 9

BI S Performing Arts, Minetta Lane Theatre in NYC, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, and Seattle Repertory Theatre. Jason is honored to have his recent work on the Goodman Theatre’s real-time, online ‘Live’ series (The Sound Inside, Ohio State Murders, and I Hate It Here) and an immersive 360° production of The Wild Party at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts featured in American Theatre Magazine. He was also the recipient of the 2019 Michael Maggio Emerging Designer Award, which recognizes emerging theatrical designers within the Chicago area.

Jason is a proud member of The Association for Lighting Production and Design and is represented by The Gersh Agency. jasondlynch.com Paul James Prendergast (Sound Designer/Composer) Paul previously designed The Good Person of New Haven at Long Wharf Theatre. Broadway credits include All The Way, The Great Society, and Julius Caesar. Regional credits include Oregon Shakespeare Festival (25 productions), Seattle Rep, Guthrie, Yale Rep, Mark Taper Forum, Arena Stage, South Coast Rep, Geffen Playhouse, PlayMakers Rep, Hartford Stage, Cal Shakes, Utah Shakes, Berkeley Rep, Asolo Rep, American Conservatory, American Repertory, Cincinnati Playhouse, Great Lakes, La Jolla Playhouse, Alley Theatre, Kennedy Center, and is a former ensemble member of Cornerstone Theater Company. Paul’s commercial work includes extensive theme park and museum installations and multiple national tours with Diavolo Dance Theater. Accolades include Grammy and Drama Desk nominations and he is the recipient of Broadway World, Ovation, Drama-Logue, Garland, Gregory, Footlight, and Gypsy awards. His work as a singer/songwriter has appeared in films, on recordings, and in music venues nationwide.

Mark Holthusen (he/him) (Projections Designer) More than 120 of Mark’s photographs and animations served as the sole visual narration for Edgar Allan Poe’s The Haunted Palace (Paris, premiere); Duncan Sheik’s Whisper House (The Other Palace Theatre, London); Roger Waters’ opera, Ça Ira (Rome); The Tiger Lillies’ ballad-opera of Coleridge’s The Rime of the Ancient Mariner (Paris); Opera North’s Lulu: A Murder Ballad (West Yorkshire Playhouse, England); Either/Or (Denmark); A Dream Turns Sour (Battersea Center, London).

Festivals: BAM Next Wave Festival; Brighton Fringe Festival (England); Bergen Arts Festival (Norway); Adelaide Arts Festival (Australia); Düsseldorf Festival (Germany); Festival Temps d’Images (France). Music Videos/Album Art: Roger Waters, American Music Club, The Tiger Lillies, 16 Horsepower, The Dodos. Commercial photography: Kohler, Toyota, Honda, Adidas, Chick-fil-A, Mercedes-Benz, Target, Purina, Columbia 10 DREAM HOU$E

BI S Sportswear. Awards: Graphis (photography and design); Lürzer’s 200 Best Photographers in the World; Lucie Foundation Award­–International Photographer of the Year (music and advertising); Communication Arts.

Education: San Francisco Art Institute, Brooks Institute of Photography.

Jayson T. Waddell (he/him) (Stage Manager) is proud to join Long Wharf Theatre for his first production! He can normally be found at Atlanta’s Tony Award-winning Alliance Theatre, where he has spent the last 11 seasons. At Alliance, he’s worked on such productions as Dream Hou$e, Darlin’ Cory, Native Guard, Songs to Grow On, Data, A Drive-In Christmas Carol, Becoming Nancy, Approval Junkie, Ever After, Nick’s Flamingo Grille, Candide, Crossing Delancey, Troubadour, Moby Dick, Born for This, Tuck Everlasting, The Geller Girls, A Christmas Carol, Ghost Brothers of Darkland County, Broke, Sex and the Second City, Next to Normal, Holidays With the Chalks, and Bike America. At Atlanta Lyric Theatre: Oliver, Jesus Christ Superstar, The Full Monty, and Young Frankenstein. At Illinois Shakespeare Festival: Shakespeare in Love, I <3 Juliet, Hamlet, Q Gents, Antony & Cleopatra, Macbeth, As You Like It, Twelfth Night, and A Winter’s Tale. Jayson graduated from Gainesville Theatre Alliance and is a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association.

Kevin Jinghong Zhu (he/him) (Assistant Stage Manager) has worked in various capacities on Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird on Broadway; Today is My Birthday, A Raisin in the Sun and El Huracán at Yale Repertory Theatre; Criminal Queerness Festival and PrEP Play, or Blue Parachute at National Queer Theater; In Our America: A Concert for the Soul of the Nation (Broadway for Biden); When the Party’s Over, Reykjavík, Pivot, Trouble in Mind, Henry VI, Part 3 and Rock Egg Spoon at Yale School of Drama; A Voice in the Dark, Elon Musk and the Plan to Blow Up Mars: The Musical, Burn Book, and Dear 2020, With Love: A Euphoric Play at Yale Cabaret. A proud member of Actors’ Equity Association.

Alexis K. Woodard (she/her) (Associate Director) is an Atlanta-based director and producer, proud Spelman College alumna and current Spelman Leadership Fellow at the Alliance Theatre. Select Directing Credits include: Romeo + Juliet, Eurydice (Spelman College), Finished What We Started (Morehouse College), Hamlet (The Tiny Theatre Company, Alliance Theatre: Guest Artist Series) Hands Up: 7 Playwrights, 7 Testaments, Do You Love The Dark?

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BI S (Alliance Theatre), From the Ashes (Alliance Theatre Anywhere). Associate Directing Credits include: A Christmas Carol: The Live Radio Play, and Working (Alliance Theatre). She has also assistant directed for the Suzi Award-winning play, Hands of Color (Synchronicity Theatre), A Christmas Carol (The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis) and A Kids Play About Racism (Bay Area Children’s Theatre). She has also worked backstage on several productions such as Holler If You Hear Me (True Colors Theatre Company) and Hospice + Pointing At The Moon (Alliance Theatre). Film credits include: “Hands Up Teasers” (Co-Director) and “When Morning Comes” (Writer).

Jonah Schnell (he/him) (Associate Lighting Designer) is excited to bring Dream Hou$e to Long Wharf Theatre! He would like to thank the entire team for bringing this production together. Jonah’s previous associate lighting experience includes 2021 Opera Season (The Santa Fe Opera); A Christmas Carol, Angels in America Parts 1 and 2, The Play That Goes Wrong, and Heisenberg (St. Louis Rep); Peace on Your Wings (Ohana Arts). Selected lighting design credits: Such Sweet Thunder (Shakespeare St. Louis/Big Muddy Dance Co.); Songs for a New World, Oklahoma, Odd Couple, West Side Story, The Addams Family, Meet Me in St. Louis (Thunder Bay Theatre); [re] Define, The Blue Zone, Stasis (Consuming Kinetics Dance Co.); Edges, girls. in boys pants (Fontbonne University); Three Sisters, Opera Scenes (Webster University). Jonah graduated from Sargent Conservatory of Theatre Arts at Webster University with a BFA in Lighting Design.

Jon Haas (he/him) (Assistant Projections Designer and Programmer) is a multi-disciplinary artist and video/lighting designer for performance and installations with a specialization in large-scale video projection systems and pixel control arrays. Jon received a BA from The University of North Carolina and an MFA from The University of Texas. For the better part of 20 years, he has designed Video, Lighting, and Scenery for numerous theatrical, dance, opera, and musical concert productions. In addition, Jon has two decades of corporate production experience with clients that include The White House, MTV and the Human Rights Campaign.

Jon has spent the last 4 years as lighting and video designer for Meow Wolf, helping design permanent exhibition immersive experiences in Las Vegas and Denver. Those groundbreaking installations have included artistic collaborations with Cocolab, Moment Factory, and Beach House.

Jon is currently living in Eugene, OR and climbing volcanoes whenever there’s free time.

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BI S Long Wharf Theatre Founded in 1965, Long Wharf Theatre (Jacob G. Padrón, Artistic Director; Kit Ingui, Managing Director) is a Tony Award-winning company of international renown. It was founded on the notion that New Haven deserves an active culture that is locally created, supported by community leaders and patrons of the arts. It is recognized for a historic commitment to commissioning, developing, and producing new plays and musicals that have become a part of the modern American canon. More than 30 of its productions have transferred to Broadway or Off-Broadway runs, three of which—Wit, The Shadow Box, and The Gin Game—won Pulitzer Prizes for Drama. It was among the earliest recipients of the Tony Award for Outstanding Regional Theatre (1978) and its productions have won numerous accolades, including Tony, New York Drama Critics’ Circle, and Obie Awards; a Margo Jones Award; and nominations and Connecticut Critics Circle Awards in nearly every category. In 2015, the company received the 50 Years of Achievement in Theatre award from National Corporate Theatre Fund and the Major Award for Outstanding Contributions to New England Theatre, the highest honor from New England Theatre Conference.

Baltimore Center Stage Founded in 1963 and designated the State Theater of Maryland in 1978, Baltimore Center Stage provides the highest quality theatre and programming for all members of its communities, including youth and families, under the leadership of Artistic Director Stephanie Ybarra. Baltimore Center Stage ignites conversations and imaginations by producing an eclectic season of professional productions across two mainstages and an intimate 99-seat theater through engaging community programs and with inspiring education programs. Everything we do at Center Stage is led by our core values—chief among them being Access For All. Our mission is heavily rooted in providing active and open accessibility for everyone, regardless of any and all barriers, to our Mainstage performances, education initiatives, and community programming.

Alliance Theatre Founded in 1968, the Alliance Theatre is the leading producing theatre in the Southeast, reaching more than 165,000 patrons annually. Under the leadership of Susan V. Booth, Jennings Hertz Artistic Director, the Alliance received the Regional Theatre Tony Award® for sustained excellence in programming, education, and community engagement. In January 2019, the Alliance opened its new, state-of-the-art performance space, the Coca-Cola Stage. Known for its high artistic standards and national role in creating significant theatrical works, the Alliance has premiered more than 120 productions, including nine that have transferred to Broadway. The Alliance education department reaches 90,000 stu-

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BI S dents annually through performances, classes, camps, and in-school initiatives designed to support teachers and enhance student learning.

The Alliance Theatre values community, curiosity, collaboration, and excellence, and is dedicated to representing Atlanta’s diverse community with the stories we tell, the artists, staff, and leadership we employ, and audiences we serve. alliancetheatre.org

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TH STAFF EXECUTIVE

Jacob G. Padrón (he/him) Artistic Director

ARTISTIC & COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS Hope Chávez

(she/her) Director of Artistic Planning

Cheyenne Barboza

(she/her) Artistic Associate, Community

Kate Moore Heaney

(she/her) Artistic Associate, Literary

Joey Reyes (they/them) Line Producer

Betzabeth Castro (she/her) Artistic Assistant

Max Hunt

(he/him) Company Manager

Mildred RuizSapp

(she/her) The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Playwright-in-Residence

Steven Sapp

(he/him) The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Playwright-in-Residence

ARTISTIC ENSEMBLE

Awoye Timpo (she/her)

Bryce Pinkham (he/him)

Dane Figueroa Edidi (she/her)

Kit Ingui

(she/her) Managing Director

Dexter J. Singleton

James LaCroix

(he/him)

(he/him) Front of House Staff

Jenny Koons

Dyvonn Moore

Mason Alexander Park

Sam Lundstrom

(she/her)

(they/them)

Madeline Sayet (she/her)

Ryan J. Haddad (he/him)

AUDIENCE SERVICES

Carolyn Stockage (she/her) Patron Services Manager

Jessica Durdock Moreno (she/any) Front of House Manager

Peython Echelson-Russell (he/him) Assistant House Manager/Assistant Front of House Manager

Maig Smith (she/her) Box Office Supervisor

Kristen Flores (she/her) Patron Services Representative/ Front of House

Ronald Hill (he/him)

Patron Services Representative/ Front of House

Da’Twan Smith (he/him) Patron Services Representative/ Front of House

(he/him) Front of House Staff

(she/her) Database Marketing Manager

(she/her) Graphic Designer

Jazmine Williamson

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

(she/her) Social Media and Marketing Associate

Nancy Meguerditchian

Table 7 Strategy

(she/her) Director of Finance

Marketing Consultant

OPERATIONS

Emily Goeler

(she/her) Associate General Manager

Katrina Frances Lewonczyk

(she/any) Operations Manager

Geoffrey Molloy (he/him) AP/AR Specialist

Kenneth Murray

DEVELOPMENT

Jennifer Crookes Carpenter (she/her) Director of Philanthropy

(he/him) Operations Associate

PRODUCTION

Nicole Bouclier (she/her) Director of Production

Ann M.K. McLaughlin

Dylan Callery

(she/her) Institutional Giving Consultant

(he/him) Technical Director

Angela Nietopski

(she/her) Development Operations Manager

(she/her) Development Coordinator

Jill H. Coulter

Winnie Watson

(she/her) Patron Services Representative/ Front of House

Nicole Makos

MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS

Allison Backhaus

(she/her) Charge Scenic Artist

Brian Fagan

(he/him) Properties Manager

Caitlin Dalton (she/her) Costume Shop Manager

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B ARD OF DIR CTORS Nancy Alexander Chair William J. Aseltyne Esq., Vice-Chair Babz Rawls Ivy Secretary Deb Schaffer Treasurer

Gail Brekke Patricia F. Brett, Ed.D. Diane Brown Linda J. Calarco Jenny Carrillo, PhD Belinda Chan, MD Barbara Franke James D. Horwitz Jacqueline Koral Treneé McGee Ruby H. Melton Leah Mirakhor Victor Padilla-Taylor Marie E. Robert, MD

HONORARY COUNCIL Robert Alvine Arvin Brown Anne Calabresi William Curran Elwood B. Davis Barbara DeBaptiste Charles D. Ellis Richard A. Ferguson Ruth E. Gitlin Sally Glick Beverly J. Hodgson D. Terence Jones Nicholas S. Lamont Curly Lieber Donald Margulies

John Rose, Jr. Esq. Constance Royster, JD Errol C. Saunders, II Anita Sharif-Hyder Mark Simon Michael R. Taylor Rolan Joni Young, Esq. Ex Officio Kit Ingui Jacob G. Padrón Anne Schenck, Honorary Founder Trustee

COUNCIL OF PAST CHAIRS Phyllis McGrath Sandy Milles Ginger More David I. Newton George O’Brien Karen Pritzker Robin Sauerteig Pietrina L. Saxton Michael Schaffer Carol T. Schreiber Leonardo H. Suzio Pamela Tatge Cheryl Wiesenfeld A. Tappan Wilder

Charles C. Kingsley Jerome H. Meyer Laura Pappano Barbara L. Pearce Mary L. Pepe R. Sanford Stoddard

T ANK YOU TO OUR DONORS OVATION CIRCLE $100,000 + Estate of James T. Brown, Jr. Connecticut Humanities

Department of Economic & Community Development Doris Duke Charitable Foundation

SPOTLIGHT CIRCLE $25,000-$99,999 The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation Nancy Alexander & Phillip Bernstein Anonymous AT&T Foundation Centerbrook Architects City of New Haven Department of Cultural Affairs

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The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven The Frederick A. DeLuca Foundation, Inc. Department of Economic & Community Development Endowment

Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation

Seedlings Foundation The Shubert Foundation, Inc.

Eucalyptus Foundation, Inc. Barbara & Richard Franke Burry Fredrik Foundation Jim Horwitz & Sandy Allison Charles & Gretchen Kingsley

Ruby Melton & Gail McAvay National Endowment for the Arts Laura Pappano & Thomas Lynch Theatre Forward WarnerMedia

T ANK YOU TO OUR DONORS DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE $10,000-$24,999 American Polyfilm, Inc. Anonymous Bill Aseltyne & Jeff Stryker Linda & Vincent Calarco Jenny Carrillo, Ph.D. Victor & Marilyn Cassella

Bob & Priscilla Dannies Mabel Burchard Fischer Grant Foundation KeyBank Jacqueline Koral Lucille Lortel Foundation

NewAlliance Foundation Henry Nias Foundation, Inc. Alexandra Shor & John Bianchi The Carol L. Sirot Foundation

The Stoddard Family Foundation United Illuminating Company & Southern Connecticut Gas Company

Koskoff, Koskoff & Bieder, PC Drs. Rowland & Stephanie Mayor Ginger More Morgan Stanley David I. Newton Marie & Earl Robert John Rose, Jr. Esq. Ted & Deb Schaffer

D. Ellen Shuman & Douglas Rae Jim Vlock & Gail Brekke Vlock Stuart Warner & A. David Paltiel Yale-New Haven Health System Yale Repertory Theatre

The Ethel & Abe Lapides Foundation, Inc. Peter & Susan Licht Benjamin D. Liveten Charitable Grand Nephew Trust Linda Lorimer & Charley Ellis Madeo Studio Peg & Dan Metz Ellen & Leonard Milstone Oliver Kai Molloy Betty & Dave Monz Ivan & Naomi

Otterness Perakis Family Bennett Pudlin & Ann Judd Nancy & Roger Sachs Tony & JoAnn Scillia Edwin Selden Stephanie Slattery R. Lee Stump & Abigail Roth Rita Trayner The Wareck Family Rolan Joni Young

Barbara Bzdyra Jonathan Clapp Dembinski Law Office Margaret D. Edwards Emily Fine & Stephen Stein Eden & Allan Fisher Bill & Pat Fitzgerald Teresa Freeman & Brian Blakeley Sandi & Jeff Garfield Joe Goldberg John Gordon Judith Hamilton Roni & Howard Harmetz Mark A. Healey & Celia Pinzi Aliina Hopkins Larry & Lucie Iannotti Kit Ingui & Geoffrey Molloy

Dr. Jay & Kathy Kaplan Bernard & Gale Kosto Richard Lalli & Michael Rigsby James & Hannah Leckman Donna & Sid Levine Susan B. Matheson & J. J. Pollitt Mary S. Mitchell Merle & Arthur Nacht New Haven Bank Peter J. O’Brien & Sally M. O’Brien Arlene O’Tell Jacob G. Padrón Mary L. Pepe

STAR CIRCLE $2,500-$9,999 Nina Adams & Moreson Kaplan Howard & Katherine Aibel Foundation, Inc. Laura & Victor Altshul Belinda Chan & Peter Schott Elwood & Catherine Davis

Dick & Marissa Ferguson Deborah Freedman & Ben Ledbetter Howard Gilman Foundation Hellerman Family Beverly Hodgson & John Leventhal JANA Foundation, Inc.

ACTOR’S CIRCLE $1,000-$2,499 Anonymous (2) Diane & Walter Ariker Astmann Family Richard & Alice Baxter Christopher J. Berman Henry P. Brightwell Fund Ruth & Stearns Bryant Anne & Guido Calabresi Vicki & David Crompton

The Jane and William Curran Foundation Frank & Ellen Estes Andy & Polly Fiddler Bernadette Forget John Gaddis & Toni Dorfman Melanie A. Ginter Douglas Hansen & Elisabeth Travers Sarah & Ping Hsieh Don & Mimi Kirk Peggy Koenig Barbara J. Lamb Jean & Nick Lamont Rita A. Landino, Ph.D.

ACTOR’S CIRCLE $500-$999

Anonymous Benjamin M. Baker June Baldyga Tammy J. Conley & Roselinde Torres Linda Greenhouse Ideal Printing Company, Inc. Josephine Merck Mr. & Mrs. William D. Nordhaus Dr. E. Anthony Petrelli Rick & Carol Roberts Nina & John Ruckes Anne F. Schenck Pamela & Bruce Simonds Judith & Mark Sklarz Celeste Suggs & Joel Zackin Abby N. Wells Art & Ann Yost

Mark Ammann & Linda Taylor Anonymous Automated Mailing Services L.L.C. Andrew & Patricia Balter Charles Bates & Ruth LeBar Nancy Berliner & Alan Plattus Mr. Peter Brandt & Ms. Laura Burwick Brenner, Saltzman & Wallman LLP, New Haven Matt Broder & Susan Neitlich Rodney Brooks Donald & Mary Brown Nancy Brown

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T ANK YOU TO OUR DONORS James M. Perlotto, M.D. and Thomas Masse Ellen Petrino Philip Pivawer & Linda Hewlett The Possum Fund Jeffrey R. Powell Princess Grace

Foundation - USA David & Janet Rimm Sheilah B. Rostow Jean Routt & Richard Shanahan Karen & Kert Sabbath Errol C. Saunders, II Rebecca &

ENSEMBLE CIRCLE $250-$499 Michael & Carol Ahlijanian Rachel & Ian Alderman Anonymous (5) Nancy H. Apfel Rachel & Tom Ardito Stephen & Judith August Samuel Babbitt Robert & Katalin Baltimore Bill & Donna Batsford Natan & Eliza Bauman Susan E. Bender & Alvin K. Klevorick Elsie Blackshear Chapman Wojtek Borowski Michael & Maryann Bracken Rev. Hiram & Dr. Pat Brett Linda & Daniel Brill Rabbi Herb & Elin Brockman Joel & Carol Bronz Janet & Phil Brunwin Susan Bryson & Laurence Nadel James Bundy & Anne Tofflemire Fred Byron Michael & Jody Ceraso Paula Cewe Jenny Chan Harriet Chessman Claire’s Corner Copia

John Coleman Bob & Mary Beth Congdon Audrey Conrad Sharon & Bill Crain Francis & Helen Degnan Chun Desiderato Lloyd & Genie Dethloff Harriet & Bob Dewey Cynthia Dobie & Bruno Masciana Jackie Downing Cathy Edwards & Mike Wishnie Patricia Egan & Peter Hegeman Louise Endel Fund Sally Esposito Eileen Fappiano Chris Field David & Leslie French Katherine S. Frumento Henry P. Gates Toddie & Chris Getman Carol R. Goldberg Robin Golden & David Berg Todd & Louise Gould Ruth B. Grannick Joseph & Heidi Groeger Jon & Joan Grossman Judi Hahn James & Justine Hawley

ENSEMBLE CIRCLE $150-$249 Spencer & Linda Adams Blanche & Al Agostinelli Marian & Mark Altman Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Marie Landry & Peter Aronson Steve & Ginny Balser Maggie Barkin

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Mark Bauer & Joe Gordon Doreen L. Bennett Eric & Ethel Berger Sam & Paulette Bobrow Geofrey & Mary Ann Bonenberger Deborah Bovilsky Dorothea Brennan Kimberly Buckley Reni Butler Chris & Penny Canny

Alan Scheps Nathan M. Silverstein J. Philip & Loretta K. Smith Pam Stanton & John Sawyer Shepard & Marlene Stone Thimble Island

Brewing Company Mark & Lauren Thunem Margaret M. Timlin The Tow Foundation Tzedakah House, LLC Marc Wallman & Cynthia Carr

Li & Gene Hayes Kathleen & Mark Hoffman Bill & Nancy Horowitz Ellie & Daniel Hurwitz Francie Irvine & Andrew McLaren Joanna & Lee Jacobus Lois & Eliot Jameson Beth Kaufman Deborah Kelly & Wayne Renton Kenneth Kidd Peggy & Bill Kohlhepp Ulf Kristoffersson & Kathleen CraveroKristoffersson Dana Kyder J & J Lange Dr. & Mrs. Robert A. Linden George Lister Dwight Lopes Janet A. Madigan, MD Tiger Mann Ann & Chad McLaughlin Jim & Marcia Morley Laura J. Morrison Marilyn Moss & Michael Clemen Ramy Nagy Matthew Nemerson & Marian Chertow Nancy Noyes Foss Nancy O’Brasky Jeff O’Donnell & Dorothy Muller Roy & Maria Ogren Sam Pagano

Kathy & Joe Pajor Ann & Marc Palmieri Joey Parnes Leonard Peterson Carol & Wesley H. Poling Leslie Pollack Carroll & Stan Possick Alec Purves Isabel & Rodion Rathbone Dennis Curtis & Judith Resnik Jerry Rosenband & Nancy Korobkin Missy & Allen Rosenshine Karl Ruling Mark Schlesinger Fiona Scott Morton Jane Shaw Claire E. Shea Alix Simonetti William & Betsy Sledge Lisa Stanger & Gregory Colodner Jeffrey & Pamela Stein Elsa Stone & Steven Wolfson Rachel Sutin J. Terrazzano Theatre Development Fund Kalman L. Watsky & Deborah Fried Seymour Weingarten Ellen & Howard Weiss Tanya & Randy Wingate

Margaret Carl Valentino Caruso & Sara Schmidt Frank & Alison Chapman Joy Chavez Cynthia D. Conrad Lizanne Cox & David Gibson Mr. Douglas Crowley Phyllis Cummings -Texeira CyberChrome, Inc. Drs. Gary Desir &

Deborah Dyett Desir Sheree DiMario Donna Doherty M. Dominguez & J. Poloso Ellen K. Downes Julia Downs Susan & David Earle Anastasia Eccles Marcia Eckerd Eileen & Andrew Eder James English Amy Eppler-Epstein

T ANK YOU TO OUR DONORS Robert & Vandelina Esposito Kathryn Feidelson Robert & Janet Fiske Barbara & Gerald Gaab Fran Giffin Lindy Lee Gold Lyn & Robert Gradoville Patricia Grigg Mr. and Mrs. E. Hadjimichael Mr. John Hamlin Larry & Roberta Harris BJ Hickey Jay Hirsch Jeffrey & Betsy Hoos Amy Hopkins Cary & Dick Jacobs Priscilla Jencks Susan Johns David Johnson & Cynthia Morrill Katie Kindilien

LEGACY CIRCLE

Robert Alvine & Joann Thompson June Baldyga Joan & Richard Bonomi Dr. Harold D. Bornstein, Jr. Alice B. Colonna Richard & Barbara Franke Toddie & Chris Getman

Lucinda Kramer Leo Kuczynski Kim Taylor & Bruce Kueffner Sara Lamar-Sterling Susan Landau Mary Brett Lee Joan & Jeff Leonard Lois Longwell Anita P. Madzik Joseph Marafito Kica Matos Phyllis McGrath & Patrick Sheehan Dwight Merriam Amy Meyer & Karen Meyer Laurel Miller Barrows Samuel Miller Marta Elisa Moret & Peter Salovey Patricia Morris Jan Musen Joyce Narden & Girin Munshi Kenneth & Susie Ng Ann Nishball Robert Nixon

Debra & Ron Nudel Lisa Omark & John McLaughlin Vanda M. O’Reilly Jonathan & Linda Orleans Judith Paniccia Trish Pearson Allie Perry & Charlie Pillsbury Cecilia Phillips -Ritchey Trude Piscitelli Shelley Quiala Peggy & Peter Rae Norman Redlich Bill & Sharon Reynolds Frank Rizzo Katherine Roberts Leslie Robinson Kathy & Don Rocklin Helen Rosenberg Marjorie Ross Mary Ellen Savage, M.D. Shirley F. Scholder Eileen Schuman &

Robert J. Snyder Patricia A. Scully Josephine Shepard Mike Skinner Margie Slater Catherine Smith Kerala Snyder Veronica & Dieter Soell Raina Sotsky Sandra Stein Harold & Sandra Stern Carolyn Stockage Shilarna Stokes Peter & Lee Stolzman Susan K. Swirsky Mary Ann Turner Kinan Valdez Joan G. Venditto John Ward Renata Weissberg John & Virginia Wilkinson Mary K. Willmott Linda & Howard Zonana

Charles & Gretchen Kingsley Jacqueline Koral Henry Lord Ruby Melton & Gail McAvay Jean Routt & Richard Shanahan Liana & David Snyderman R. Lee Stump

Pamela Tatge & Jerry Zinser Patsy R. Taylor Dr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Tinghitella Frank P. Villani

James D. English Robert Evans Mary C. Hallenbeck Gilbert Kenna Ruth Lord June M. Rosenblatt Paula L. Schiller Joan H. Scranton Martin Shubik Charitable Remainder Unitrust

ADDITIONAL SUPPORT Athena Brown

by Sahar Usmani -Brown & Josiah Brown Ayse Coskun

by Deborah Elkin Kit Ingui & Geoff Molloy

by Anh Molloy, James M. Perlotto, M.D. and Thomas Masse, Fayne Molloy

In Memory of...

Jack Abraham Huttner

by Sharon G. Huttner

Katherine A. Berman

by Christopher J. Berman

In Honor of...

Aaron Jafferis

by Sara Zeiger

Oliver Kai Molloy

by Fayne Molloy Ruby Melton

by Constance Royster, JD

Estate Gifts Cynthia Kellogg Barrington James T. Brown, Jr. Louise W. Dimond

James M. Perlotto, M.D. and Thomas Masse Angela Nietopski

by Ted Koeth Tim O’Brien

by Tracy O’Brien

Elizabeth Monz

by Deborah Freedman & Ben Ledbetter Mary L. Pepe

Jacob Padrón

by James M. Perlotto, M.D. and Thomas Masse

Mateo & Ann Ceraso

by Michael & Jody Ceraso

Maggie C. Free

by Rev. Hiram & Dr. Pat Brett

Bill & Lucy Farrar

by Steve & Ginny Balser

Robert T. Hamilton

by Judith Hamilton Al Meizell

by Carol & Bill Kaufman

Elba Ramirez

by Rodney Brooks Anne Schenck

by Deborah Elkin William & Betsy Sledge Eileen Wiseman

by The Tow Foundation Miriam Zimmer

by Allison Sharry

Francis D. & Marcella A. Moran

by Michael J. Moran Robert Tanner

by Esther Edwards

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T ANK YOU TO OUR DONORS MATCHING GIFTS ORGANIZATIONS Aetna Foundation, Inc. Bank of America Matching Gifts Program

Bristol Myers Squibb Matching Gift Program

GIFT-IN-KIND DONORS

Automated Mailing Services L.L.C. Centerbrook Architects

CyberChrome, Inc. Ideal Printing Company, Inc. IKEA

Casey Matching Gift Programs GE Foundation IBM Corporation

Pfizer Foundation State Street Matching Gift

Madeo Studio Thimble Island Brewing Company

WithumSmith+Brown, PC, Karen Kowgios

Special Thanks to Ming Thompson and Atelier Cho for DREAM HOU$E lobby design.

Special Thanks to Pacifico New Haven, our restaurant partner for The Strength Within Me Brunch.

$100,000 and Above Bank of America Hearst Foundations Morgan Stanley The Schloss Family Foundation $50,000-$99,999 Citi Sue Ann Lonoff de Cuevas $25,000-$49,999 The Augustine Foundation Pamela Farr & Buford Alexander Goldman, Sachs & Co. MetLife Foundation Lisa Orberg Daniel A. Simkowitz & Mari Nakachi $15,000-$24,999 Mitchell J. Auslander & Kimberlee Abraham Steven & Joy Bunson Paula A. Dominick EY The Maurer Family Foundation Gretchen Shugart & Jonathan Maurer Pfizer, Inc. George & Pamela Smith* TD Charitable Foundation James S. & Lynne P. Turley* $10,000-$14,999 Aetna Judy R. Bartlett Bloomberg Philanthropies

Dorsey & Whitney LLP Bruce & Tracey Ewing Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. S&P Global $5,000-$9,999 AudienceView † The Sheri and Les Biller Family Foundation Michelle Cenis Floyd Green III Kate Courtemanche Margaret Cuomo Maier Ann Davies Jody Falco & Jeffrey Steinman Elliott Forrest Beverly Gans Sandra L. Gibson Shawn Hartman Judith Hayward Jeffrey Herrmann Robert Kennedy Laura Kepley Brad Koepenick Deborah Korkmas Fran Kumin Anki Leeds James Loughlin Melissa Makhmaltchi Audrey L. Mandell Joseph Mazur Ryan Merkel Andrew Mezey Emily Miller Deborah Neale Beth Newburger Tom Parrish & Steve Dow Meghan Pressman The Professional Group John Roberts In Memory of Patricia Rumble

Peter Ritt - In Memory of Patricia Rumble Katherine Roeder Norma Rosenberg The Shehati Family Brian Siegel Ben Silver Tammey Tanner Lee Tucker Sarah Valente Jenifer Warren Rebecca Wheeler Peter Zimmerman Roe Green* Richard K. Greene Nancy Hancock Griffith* KLDiscovery Patti & Rusty Rueff Foundation Michelle Schwartz Raja Sengupta John Thomopoulos Travelers $2,500-$4,999 DLR Christ Economos* Lucy Fato & Matt Detmer* Joyce & Gregory Hurst Louise Moriarty & Patrick Stack* Elliott Sernel & Larry Falconio* Allison & Thomas Tam* Mary Beth Winslow & Bill Darby* Joseph Yurcik* $1,500-$2,499 Joseph Baio & Anne Griffin* John R. Dutt* David Schwartz & Amy Langer* Michael A. Wall*

$500-$1,499 Decker Anstrom Diana Buckhantz Ben & Nikki Clay Cathy Dantchik DeWitt Stern Dorothy Strelsin Foundation Dramatists Play Service James Haskins Scot Safron Debbie Saline, Veritext $250-$499 Harry Abrams Madelyn Adamson Anonymous Gary Bagley Richard Dean Lucy Anda Hardison Ian Hochman Robert Levin Marla MoskowitzHesse Noelle Norton Patrick Owen Anne Pasternak Steven Showalter Carl Sylvestre $100-$249 Anonymous (3) Yvonne Bell Neil Berkson & Ilene Lang Deborah Brabrand Stephanie Bulger Mary Ellen Cositore - In Memory of Helene Rivlin

List as of June 2021. Theatre Forward and our theatres are most grateful to the all funders. *National Society Membership

† Includes In-kind support

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COVID-19 Emergency Relief, May - December 2020

Educating Through Theatre Support

Bank of America

ACTivate Awards Support Moving Forward

ABOUT THE SHOW PhD candidates Sanam and Ariel have spent the better part of the last decade exhaustively researching vanishing bee populations across the globe. Just as these close friends are about to publish a career-defining paper, Sanam stumbles upon an error in their calculations, which could cause catastrophic damage to their reputations, careers, and friendship.

Now, Sanam is confronted with an impossible choice: look the other way or stand by her principles and accept the consequences? Queen is a provocative portrayal of brilliant women confronting inconvenient truths.

MAY 17 – JUN 05, 2022

COMING UP AT LONG WHARF THEATRE

Presented in partnership with NAATCO (National Asian American Theatre Company) To learn more, visit longwharf.org

INSTITUTIONAL GIVING Long Wharf Theatre is supported in part by the Department of Economic and Community Development, Office of the Arts, which also receives funding from the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.

Long Wharf Theatre is a member of Theatre Communications Group.

Long Wharf Theatre is supported in part by the National Endowment for the Arts. To find out more about how National Endowment for the Arts grants impact individuals and communities, visit arts.gov.

Support has been provided to Long Wharf Theatre from CT Humanities (CTH), with funding provided by the Connecticut State Department of Economic and Community Development/Office of the Arts (COA) from the Connecticut State Legislature.

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