Parade stagebill 2013 by Arden Theatre Company

PARADE

A RDEN THEATRE COM PA N Y P R E S E N T S

a musical based on a true story Book by

Music and Lyrics by

Alfred Uhry

Jason Robert Brown Co-conceived by

Harold Prince Production conceived by

Jorge Cousineau and Terrence J. Nolen

Sept 26 - Nov 3

Introducing Chef Eli Kulp “ … o n e o f t h e c o u n t r y ’s b r i g h t e s t young culinary talents.” City Paper

ARDEN THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS

PARADE

Book by ALFRED UHRY Music and Lyrics by JASON ROBERT BROWN Co-conceived by HAROLD PRINCE Scenic and Video Designer

Lighting Designer

JORGE COUSINEAU

THOM WEAVER+

Costume Designer

Sound Designer

ROSEMARIE E. MCKELVEY

DANIEL PERELSTEIN

Choreographer

Music Director

Associate Music Director/ Conductor

NIKI COUSINEAU

RYAN TOUHEY

Stage Manager

Assistant Director

Assistant Stage Manager

ALEC E. FERRELL*

ELANA BOULOS

KATE NELSON*

AMANDA MORTON

Production Conceived by TERRENCE J. NOLEN^ and JORGE COUSINEAU Directed by TERRENCE J. NOLEN^ Special thanks to the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust for supporting Arden Theatre Company. Applause, please, for our Media Partner: Arden Theatre Company receives state arts funding support through a grant from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency funded by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.

Parade is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supported by MTI. 421 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019. Phone: 212-541-4684 Fax: 212-397-4684 www.MTIShows.com

+ Member of United Scenic Artists Local USA 829

* Member of Actorsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the U.S.

Congratulations

Congratulations To Arden Theatre Company Congratulations

to Arden Theatre Company To Arden Theatre for 25 years of Artistic Company Excellence for 25 years of Artistic Excellence Exemplary Children’s Theatre for 25and years of Artistic Excellence and Theatre and Exemplary Exemplary Children’s Children’s Theatre from

from Peter and Alta Hamilton from Peter Hamilton Peter and and Alta Alta Hamilton and the and and the the

Strategies . Solutions . Success

Harmelin Media - Proud Supporter of Arden Theatre Company

A results-focused, full service media planning and buying company.

Corporate Office 525 Righters Ferry Road Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004

P 610.668.7900 www.harmelin.com

WELCOME from the Producing Artistic Director

When we first moved to this building in 1995, our motto was “Home is where the art is.” I’ve been thinking about this phrase again as we enter the final phase of construction of the Hamilton Family Arts Center, our new building located three doors down on 2nd Street. Since our inception, we have sought to create a home for artists, artisans, administrators, and audiences—and together we have done so. Last year we produced over 450 performances between our two stages and over 110,000 Terrence J. Nolen audience members attended an Arden production. As you read the bios in this stagebill, you will also notice that the Arden has been an artistic home for so many wonderful Philadelphia theatre artists; how Parade marks their 18th, 27th, and even, for designer Jorge Cousineau, his 50th Arden production. With the addition of this new building, our “home” just got much larger, and with that, we will dramatically expand the scope of our art and our reach into this community. Over the past few years, we have been raising funds as part of a $5.8 milllion campaign to make this dream a reality. To date, we have raised over $5.4 million. And now I am thrilled to report that we have been given a special opportunity by a couple who are long-time supporters. They are so invested in our future that they said, “What if a couple crazy about the Arden was willing to provide a challenge to inspire other people who love the Arden to help complete this campaign?” And thus the “Crazy Couple Challenge” was born. If we can raise $300,000 by this November when we officially open the Hamilton Family Arts Center, then they will provide the final $100,000—and the building and the campaign will be complete! We have until November to meet this challenge. The clock is ticking. . . Please consider making a gift. If you love our work—if you have been connected to our artists—please consider helping us at this time. You can make a gift using the pledge form inserted in this stagebill or online at ardentheatre.org/new. We believe in Philadelphia’s future; we believe that the arts can shape and even change lives. We need your help to make this happen. If “home is where the art is,” then the Hamilton Family Arts Center will enable us to be a home for so many more artists and artists-to-be. To reach more kids, expand our programming, and create even more exciting work on our stages. We hope that you will join us now in writing the next chapter of the Arden story. Thank you for being part of the Arden.

THE HAMILTON FAMILY ARTS CENTER A New Story Begins

The Hamilton Family Arts Center is a dramatic expansion of the Arden to better serve our students, artists, artisans and audiences. This new building will house our scenic, paint, and props studios, where we create the sets and scenery that you see in our productions. It will be a home for our new play development programs that fosters the creation of new plays and musicals. And, it will be the home of our education programs: for Teen Arden and for all the many kids who take part in our classes and camps.

The Hamilton Family Arts Center will be a center for creation and creativity. “I look forward to developing new work at the Hamilton Family Arts Center.” -Michael Hollinger, Playwright

“I can’t wait to be teaching kids in new classrooms at the Hamilton Family Arts Center.” -Bi Jean Ngo, Actor and Teaching Artist

“I’ve done 18 productions here at the Arden. I am excited to be rehearsing in the Hamilton Family Arts Center.” -Jeffrey Coon, Actor

We are close to making this dream a reality. The Arden has raised $5.4 million of this $5.8 million campaign. Please consider making a gift.

Now, more than ever, we need your help. Your gift

can help us finish this campaign and help us meet the challenge.

Join us in writing the next chapter of the Arden’s story. ardentheatre.org/new

HELP US TO

MEET THE CHALLENGE

THE HAMILTON FAMILY ARTS CENTER a new home for

Before the construction of the Hamilton Family Arts Center, Arden Drama School, which provides theatre education and training for kids Pre-Kâ&#x20AC;&#x201C;12th grade, held classes in the Ardenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s hallways, lobby and even in the conference room. Now, with the opening of this new building, there will be six classroom spaces specially designed for our students, including an art room for creating set and costume designs, a music room to learn songs, and a theatre space to perform their original scenes and plays.

The Hamilton Family Arts Center will be a home for kids. Thanks to a leadership gift from longtime Arden supporter William A. Loeb, it will be a home for all kids. Wally has founded the Arden Arts Education Fund that provides kids access to Arden Drama School classes and camps free of charge. His leadership has paved the way for the Arden to expand the number of kids we serve and encourage others to join in support of this fund. We believe that the arts can shape and even change lives. In the wake of the removal of arts education from many schools in this region, the Hamilton Family Arts Center enables us to provide a home for the next generation of artists and audiences. A place where they can build confidence and nurture their curiosity. A place for Philadelphiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s future. For information on Arden Drama School, visit ardendramaschool.com. Be the first to take classes in the Hamilton Family Arts Center.

HELP US TO

MEET THE CHALLENGE

THE HAMILTON FAMILY ARTS CENTER a home for

Teen Arden

Teen Arden is a program for teens who love theatre. Members of the Albert M. Greenfield Foundation Teen Council have unlimited access to the Ardenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s artistic process, participate in master classes with top theatre professionals, and take field trips to other theatres and cultural institutions. They see all seven shows at the Arden â&#x20AC;&#x201C; gathering for a dinner before the show and a Q & A with the actors, directors and designers. This program, in its inaugural year, has already become a vital and vibrant part of the Arden Theatre Company. Members of Teen Arden have performed a musical as part of our summer camp, worked as a part of our Box Office and Concession staff, and produced their own Fringe show. In the Hamilton Family Arts Center, a classroom will be designated as a home for Teen Arden. It will be a place where they will hang out after school. A place with a library of scripts of their favorite plays. A place where they can get help on their college essays from our grant writer and receive coaching on their college monologues from our casting director. A place where they can write their own scripts and produce their own plays. A place that will belong to Teen Arden -- where they can build their own artistic community that is not defined geographically, but bound by a common passion for theatre.

HELP US TO

MEET THE CHALLENGE

DIRECTOR’S Notes Parade tells the story of Leo Frank and a trial that took place 100 years ago in Atlanta, Georgia. Fueled and fanned by the media, the Frank case was sensationalized and scrutinized for a ravenous public. Passions were provoked; prejudices surfaced. The case became a tabula rasa on which different groups could project their own needs and fears, both real and imagined, speaking to a great divide that existed and to the larger issues and injustices that it revealed. The Frank trial captured the attention of the nation—and divided the country. Parade continues our commitment to audacious musical theatre. It is written by Alfred Uhry, an Atlanta native who also wrote the Pulitzer Prize-winning Driving Miss Daisy, and Jason Robert Brown, a brilliant composer-lyricist. Like many contemporary musical theatre writers, Brown acknowledges his debt to the groundbreaking work of Stephen Sondheim, saying, “Had it not been for Sweeney Todd and Sunday in the Park with George, I would have probably joined a rock band and tried to be Billy Joel.” But working on Parade, I have also been struck by the influence of Leonard Bernstein, another musical theatre giant with a gift for melody and a soaring musical spirit, unafraid to bring a strong political perspective to his work. It is often said that musicals, like jazz and the blues, are a quintessential American art form. Parade continues to push the boundaries of the American musical, telling the story of Leo Frank, the community of Atlanta in 1913, and, ultimately, the story of our country. The Frank trial and its aftermath led to both the resurgence of the Ku Klux Klan, which had been largely dormant after Reconstruction, and to the creation of the Anti-Defamation League, a powerful defender of civil rights and social justice. A hundred years later, the reverberations and resonances of this story continue to be felt. A hundred years later, we still seek to address our national divides. I have wanted to direct Parade for over a decade. It brings together some of my great passions as a director: an extraordinary story, vivid theatricality, and a piece that balances the epic and the intimate; the political and the personal. But I have waited because I wanted to cast the perfect ensemble of actors to bring this story—and this magnificent score—to life. I am very glad I waited.

P.S. You can visit the National Museum of American Jewish History, located at 5th and Market, to find out more about Leo Frank. The museum includes an exhibition featuring a short documentary about the case narrated by Alfred Uhry—his mother’s uncle owned the National Pencil Factory where Leo Frank was the superintendent. You might also want to check out Jason Robert Brown’s new musical, Honeymoon in Vegas, currently premiering at the Paper Mill Playhouse in New Jersey and starring Philadelphia actor Rob McClure (papermill.org).

Cast of Characters In order of appearance Young Soldier....................................................................................Michael Philip O’Brien* Old Soldier.................................................................................................... Dennis Holland* Leo Frank, superintendent at the National Pencil Factory................................ Ben Dibble* Lucille Frank, his wife............................................................................... Jennie Eisenhower* Governor John Slaton, Governor of Georgia................................................... Scott Greer* Frankie Epps..................................................................................................... Robert Hager* Mary Phagan, employee at the factory....................................................... Kathryn Brunner Essie, factory girl................................................................................................. Rachel Camp* Iola Stover, factory girl....................................................................................... Alex Keiper * Monteen, factory girl....................................................................................Caroline Dooner Detective Starnes............................................................................................... Scott Greer* Officer Ivey........................................................................................Michael Philip O’Brien* Minola “Minnie” McKnight, the Franks’ housekeeper................................Kenita R. Miller* Newt Lee, night watchman at the factory.................................................Derrick Cobey * Mrs. Phagan, Mary Phagan’s mother.................................................................. Sarah Gliko* Britt Craig, reporter for the Atlanta Georgian............................................... Jeffrey Coon* Hugh Dorsey, Atlanta’s District Attorney ........................................................ Tony Lawton* Guard, Fulton County Jail.............................................................................. Dennis Holland* Tom Watson, editor of The Jeffersonian..........................................Michael Philip O’Brien* Sally Slaton, Governor Slaton’s wife.................................................................... Sarah Gliko* Luther Rosser, Leo Frank’s lawyer..................................................................... Scott Greer* Jim Conley, cleaning supervisor at the factory............................................Derrick Cobey* Judge Roan..................................................................................................... Dennis Holland* Riley, shoeshine attendant..............................................................................Derrick Cobey* Angela, laundress............................................................................................Kenita R. Miller* Roy, guest at the Governor’s Mansion............................................................... Jeffrey Coon* Helen, guest at the Governor’s Mansion....................................................Caroline Dooner Mr. Peavy, guard at State Prison Farm at Milledgeville.................................... Jeffrey Coon* UNDERSTUDIES: Tabitha Allen, Elena Camp, Christian Eason, Alina John, Jeremy Konopka, Larry Lees, Alex Keiper*, Brendan Norton, Grace Tarves

Arden Theatre Company is a professional company employing members of Actors’ Equity Association. *Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the U.S. Please check houseboards for program changes. Taking pictures and/or making visual or sound recordings is expressly forbidden. The Arden operates under an agreement between the League of Resident Theatres and Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. Actors’ Equity Association (AEA), founded in 1913, represents more than 45,000 actors and stage managers in the United States. Equity seeks to advance, promote and foster the art of live theatre as an essential component of our society. Equity negotiates wages and working conditions, providing a wide range of benefits, including health and pension plans. AEA is a member of the AFL-CIO, and is affiliated with FIA, an international organization of performing arts unions. www.actorsequity.org

Musical Numbers ACT I Prologue: The Old Red Hills of Home................................Young Soldier, Old Soldier, Ensemble The Dream of Atlanta............................................................................................................. Ensemble How Can I Call This Home?..........................................................................................Leo, Ensemble The Picture Show..............................................................................................................Frankie, Mary Leo At Work/What Am I Waiting For?.......................................................... Leo, Lucille, Ensemble Interrogation Sequence...........................................................................................................Newt Lee Big News................................................................................................................................... Britt Craig Funeral Sequence: There Is A Fountain/It Don’t Make Sense.......................... Frankie, Mourners Watson’s Lullaby................................................................................................................. Tom Watson Somethin’ Ain’t Right........................................................................................................ Hugh Dorsey Real Big News....................................................................................................... Brit Craig, Ensemble You Don’t Know This Man........................................................................................................... Lucille

The Trial Hammer of Justice.................................................................................... Tom Watson, Ensemble Twenty Miles from Marietta......................................................................................Hugh Dorsey Frankie’s Testimony.................................................................. Frankie, Mary, Watson, Ensemble The Factory Girls.............................................................................................Iola, Essie, Monteen Come Up To My Office......................................................................... Leo, Iola, Monteen, Essie Minnie’s Testimony............................................................................................... Minnie McKnight My Child Will Forgive Me............................................................................................. Mrs. Phagan That’s What He Said......................................................................................Jim Conley, Ensemble It’s Hard to Speak My Heart.......................................................................................................Leo

ACT 2 A Rumblin’ and a Rollin’.................................................................................................... Riley, Angela Do It Alone...................................................................................................................................... Lucille Pretty Music.................................................................................................................Governor Slaton The Glory.....................................................................................................Judge Roan, Hugh Dorsey This Is Not Over Yet............................................................................................................ Leo, Lucille The Factory Girls Reprise..............................................................Leo, Lucille, Iola, Monteen, Essie Minnie’s Testimony Reprise................................................................................... Minnie, Leo, Lucille Blues: Feel The Rain Fall.................................................................................Jim Conley, Chain Gang Where Will You Stand When the Flood Comes?...............................Watson, Dorsey, Ensemble All the Wasted Time............................................................................................................. Leo, Lucille Abduction & Sh’ma.............................................................................................................................Leo Finale............................................................................................................................Frankie, Ensemble

Who’s Who KATHRYN BRUNNER (Mary Phagan) is thrilled to be making her debut at the Arden! She is currently a sophomore at Temple University studying Musical Theater. Kathryn has grown up performing in Philly at The Walnut Street Theatre and at various theaters in New York City with KidzTheater. Her favorite credits include: Spring Awakening (Wendla), The Sound of Music (Maria), Bye, Bye Birdie (Kim McAfee), Songs For A New World (Woman A), and A Chorus Line (Val). Kathryn would like to thank the entire cast and crew at the Arden for being such an inspiration to her everyday. Shout outs go to Mom, Matt, her family, and her friends for being so supportive! RACHEL CAMP (Essie) is overjoyed to return to the Arden after playing Natalie in last season’s Next to Normal. Other companies she has performed with recently include The Walnut Street Theatre (Grease,The Buddy Holly Story), Flashpoint Theatre Co. (Slip/ Shot), 11th Hour Theatre Co. (Trailer Park Musical,Winter Wonderettes), and People’s Light & Theatre (Three Musketeers Panto). She won a Barrymore in 2011 for Outstanding Supporting Actress for her work at Theatre Horizon in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. This winter she is thrilled to perform in her first Arden Children’s Theatre show: Sideways Stories at Wayside School! Many thanks to Terry and Matt; much respect and love to Alec and this incredible team. www.rachelcamp.com. For Elena. DERRICK COBEY (Newt Lee/Jim Conley) Broadway: Andy Wright in The Scottsboro Boys (Lyceum Theater). Off-Broadway: The Scottsboro Boys (Vineyard Theatre); Ragtime in Concert (Lincoln Center); The Tin Pan Alley Rag (Roundabout); National tours: Rent, Forever Swing. Regional credits: Pacific Overtures and A Little Night Music (Arden Theatre); The Scottsboro Boys (PTC); Ragtime and Big River (Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma); Into the Woods, Little Shop of Horrors, and Macbeth (Great Lakes/ Idaho Shakespeare Festival); Abyssinia, Jesus Christ Superstar (North Shore Music Theatre); Abyssinia (Goodspeed); Ragtime (Paper Mill Playhouse); Hair (Hangar Theatre); Side Show (Cleveland Playhouse); The Buddy Holly Story (Westchester Broadway); Oklahoma, Brigadoon, Damn Yankees, and Footloose (Sacramento Music Circus); Once on this Island (Connecticut Repertory); Smokey Joe’s Café (Actors Playhouse). He recently took part in the workshop of Andrew Lippa’s I Am Harvey Milk. JEFFREY COON (Britt Craig/Foreman/Peavy) is very glad to back amongst such great company for his 18th production at the Arden. Last seen here in Tulipomania. First seen here over 20 years ago in Sweeney Todd. Proud to call the Arden one of his artistic homes. Favorite Arden roles include: Booth in Assassins, George in Sunday in the Park with George, and Frog in A Year With Frog And Toad. Thanks as ever to Terry and Amy for the chance to work with such gifted actors, designers, technicians, and staff. Love to P, J, & J. BEN DIBBLE (Leo Frank) is over the moon to be playing this dream role with this incredible company. Career highlights include Balladeer and Oswald/Assassins, Hauptmann/Baby Case, Toad/A Year with Frog and Toad, Candide/Candide (Arden); Freddy/ Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Leo Bloom/The Producers (Walnut); Elyot/Private Lives and Henry V/Henry V (Lantern); and Bat Boy/Bat Boy (1812). Ben is an adjunct professor at West Chester University and a Senior Lecturer at the University of the Arts. Recipient of the 2006 F. Otto Haas Emerging Artist Award. Next up, Teddy in Arsenic and Old Lace at the Fulton and Walnut Street Theatres. Exciting cabarets upcoming, check brownanddibble.com for details! Thanks to Terry for this opportunity. Love to Amy and our three Dibblets.

Who’s Who CAROLINE DOONER (Monteen) is thrilled to be back at the Arden. She was previously in Sunday in the Park with George as ‘a Celeste,’ and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum as Philia. In Philadelphia, she has worked at Theatre Horizon (Voices of Christmas), 1812 Productions (Boston Marriage), and 11th Hour Theatre Company’s Next Step Concert Series (Into the Woods) as Cinderella. She grew up outside Philadelphia, got her BFA from NYU, and is currently dealing with a pretty intense social media addiction. Thanks so much to Terry and Matt! JENNIE EISENHOWER (Lucille Frank) is honored to return to the Arden in such an exciting role. Recent Philadelphia credits: An Ideal Husband and A Grand Night for Singing (Barrymore Nomination) at the Walnut Street Theatre, Shelby in Steel Magnolias at Bristol Riverside Theatre, and Julie in Showboat (Barrymore Nomination) at the Media Theatre. Favorite roles: Forbidden Broadway (Barrymore: Best Actress in a Musical), The Wild Party (Barrymore: Best Supporting Actress), Suburb at the York Theatre Off Broadway, Rona Lisa Peretti in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee at Theatre Horizon (Barrymore Nomination), and Saint Joan (Joan) at the Olney Theatre. Film: Mona Lisa Smile, Arthur, The Suspect. www.jennie-eisenhower.com. Love to Tony. For the Eisenhower girls: Julie, Melanie and her daughter Chloe, born 6/27/13. SARAH GLIKO (Mrs. Phagan/Sally Slaton) was last seen at the Arden in Charlotte’s Web, and is happy to be back! Past credits include: My Dinner With Dito (The Bearded Ladies Cabaret), Around the World in 80 Days, Love Story, Buddy, The Ugly One (Walnut Street Theatre), The Liar (Lantern Theatre), Pumpgirl (Inis Nua), Terrorism (New City Stage), and john & jen (Act II Playhouse). Upcoming: Don Juan Comes Back From Iraq (Wilma). Special thanks to Terry and Matt. For Bebe Gliko! SCOTT GREER (Slaton/Starnes/Rosser) is thrilled to be back at the Arden for such an exciting project. Of his 27 (counting this one) shows at the Arden, here are some favorites: Death of a Salesman, Midsummer Night’s Dream, Red Herring, Baby Case, Assassins, and Wittenberg. Scott has lived in Philadelphia for the last 20 years and worked at the Walnut Street Theatre, 1812 Productions, Wilma, People’s Light & Theatre and many more. Regionally, he has worked for Actors Theatre of Louisville, Round House, and the Pearl Theatre in New York. He has won four Barrymore Awards for Excellence in Theatre including the prestigious F. Otto Haas Award for an Emerging Theatre Artist. Love always to Jen and Lily. ROBERT HAGER (Frankie Epps) is very excited to be a part of the Arden for the second time with Parade. He was last seen as Gabe in the Arden’s production of Next to Normal. Broadway: Spring Awakening, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Bye Bye Birdie. National Tour: Spring Awakening, Scrooge. He has also been a part of many readings and workshops in the NYC area. Robi is currently writing a new musical called Captive Eyes, which was performed in concert last August in NYC.You can follow him on Twitter (@ robihager) or Facebook for more information. Much love to this beautiful cast! DENNIS HOLLAND (Old Soldier/Guard/Judge Roan) is thrilled to join the Arden family. Broadway: The Music Man; National Tour: The Music Man, Peter Pan; Off-Broadway: Magpie, Sessions, Evening at the Algonquin; Regional: Guys and Dolls (Guthrie), 1776 (Goodspeed), The Winter’s Tale (Folger Shakespeare), The Sound of Music (Paper Mill); Kiss Me Kate (Wolf Trap); TV/Film: One Life To Live, Ragtime, Falling in Love; hundreds of audiobooks, documentaries and commercials. Special thanks to my family and Michael Howard; dedicated to Elyse.

Who’s Who ALEX KEIPER (Iola Stover) is honored to be a part of this beautiful ensemble and to be back for her fifth show at the Arden! Previous Arden credits: A Little Night Music (Petra), Cinderella (Constanze), Tulipomania (Young Woman) and The Flea and the Professor (The Cannibal Princess). Other recent credits: Proof (Walnut Street Theatre), Ordinary Days (11th Hour Theatre Company), Kimberly Akimbo (Theatre Horizon) and Assassins (Milwaukee Rep). Thanks to a nomination from the Arden, Alex received the Independence Foundation Fellowship, which took her to NYC to study at the Atlantic Theater Company Acting School for their six week summer intensive. Love and thanks to Terry, Jorge, Matt, Amy, Elana, Ryan, Amanda, Alec and the entire creative team. Love always to Mom, Dad, Ryan and Matty. www.alexkeiper.com ANTHONY LAWTON (Dorsey) has acted in Philadelphia for twenty-one years. Favorite roles include Friar Laurence in Romeo and Juliet (Arden), George in Of Mice and Men (Walnut), Austin in True West and Feste in Twelfth Night (Lantern), and “man” in Brief Interviews with Hideous Men (1812). In 2005, Lawton received grants from the Independence Foundation and Philadelphia Theatre Initiative to write and develop The Foocy, which garnered five Barrymore nominations (including Best New Play). Film: Silver Linings Playbook, Unbreakable, Invincible; TV: Hack, Cold Case. The Philadelphia City Paper named him the city’s “Best One-Man Theatre” for his solo productions of The Devil and Billy Markham,The Great Divorce and The Screwtape Letters. For more information on these shows, go to: www.anthonylawtonactor.com. KENITA R. MILLER (Minnie/Angela) is thrilled to be a part of this brilliant show and beyond excited to be performing at the Arden Theatre Company! B’way/ Off B’way: Working (Drama Desk Award), Xanadu (Erato/Kira Cover), The Color Purple (Celie), Avenue Q, Dessa Rose (Dessa), Langston In Harlem as Zora Neale Hurston (Drama Desk Nom./ Audelco Award). National Tours/Regional: Once on This Island (Mama Euralie/ Timoune),The Color Purple, The Civil War, Woody Guthrie American Songbook, Ragtime (Sarah). Film/TV: Hostages, Liberty City Is Like Paris To Me (Sundance), Sesame Street. LOVE. MICHAEL PHILIP O’BRIEN (Young Soldier/Ivey/Watson) is thrilled to be back at the Arden! Regional credits: Casino Paradise (Jazz at Lincoln Center), Miss Saigon (TUTS) and Bomb-itty of Errors (Milwaukee Rep). Favorite Philly Credits: Sweeney Todd (Arden); Les Miserables, Godspell, Plaid Tidings, A Grand Night For Singing (Walnut Street); Casino Paradise, Annie Get Your Gun (The Prince); Title Of Show (Maukingbird); Rent, Ordinary Days,The Last Five Years, Rooms (11th Hour). Michael is also a 3-time Barrymore award nominee, winning the award in 2009 for his role in 11th Hour’s Avenue X. He is also the co-founder and artistic director of 11th Hour Theatre Company here in Philly. Thanks to this amazing team, Terry, Amy, Matt and everyone involved with this great production. Love to Colleen! JASON ROBERT BROWN (Music and Lyrics) Jason’s four major musicals as composer and lyricist include 13, a musical written with Robert Horn and Dan Elish; The Last Five Years, which won Drama Desk Awards for Best Music and Lyrics; Parade, a musical written with Alfred Uhry and directed by Harold Prince, which premiered at Lincoln Center Theater in 1998, and won both the Drama Desk and New York Drama Critics’ Circle Awards for Best New Musical, as well as garnering him the Tony Award for Best Original Score; and Songs for a New World, a theatrical song cycle directed by Daisy Prince, which played Off-Broadway in 1995, and has since been seen in hundreds of productions around the world. Upcoming musical projects include Honeymoon in Vegas, a musical adaptation of the 1992 film, written with Andrew Bergman, and The Bridges of Madison County, a musical adapted with Marsha Norman from the bestselling novel that will premiere on Broadway in the February 2014. Jason is the winner of the 2002 Kleban Award for Outstanding Lyrics and the 1996 Gilman & Gonzalez-Falla Foundation Award for Musical Theatre. Jason studied composition at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, N.Y.

Who’s Who ALFRED UHRY (Book) is the only American playwright to have won a Pulitzer Prize, an Academy Award and two Tony Awards. A graduate of Brown University, Uhry began his professional career as a lyric writer and made his Broadway debut in 1968 with Here’s Where I Belong. His works include Driving Miss Daisy, The Last Night of Ballyhoo, Without Walls, Edgardo Mine, and the book for Lovemusik, a musical about Kurt Weill and Lotte Lenya. HAROLD PRINCE (Co-conceiver and Original Director) was the original director for Parade. He has won 20 Tony awards and received the National Medal of Arts in 2000 from President Clinton for a career spanning more than 40 years. He first emerged as a producer in New York in 1954 with a production of The Pajama Game. Among others, Prince also produced West Side Story, Fiddler on the Roof, Fiorello! and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. As a director, he has worked on Cabaret, Company, Candide, Pacific Overtures, A Little Night Music, Sweeney Todd, Evita,The Phantom of the Opera, Parade and Bounce. TERRENCE J. NOLEN (Director) is co-founder and Producing Artistic Director of Arden Theatre Company. Favorite Arden productions include all-Philadelphia casts of August: Osage County; Death of a Salesman; The Grapes of Wrath and Hedda Gabler and such musicals as Next to Normal; Sweeney Todd; Pacific Overtures; Violet; and Caroline, or Change. Terry directed the inaugural production of Arden Children’s Theatre, Charlotte’s Web. He has directed six world-premiere plays by Michael Hollinger, three by Dennis Raymond Smeal, three by Michael Ogborn, two by Rogelio Martinez, and Bruce Graham’s Something Intangible. Terry has been nominated for 24 Barrymore Awards for his directing work at the Arden and received awards for The Baker’s Wife; Sweeney Todd; Opus; Winesburg, Ohio; Assassins; and Something Intangible. He directed Michael Hollinger’s Opus at Primary Stages in New York and was nominated for a Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Director. His short film The Personal Touch was nominated for an Emmy Award. JORGE COUSINEAU (Scenic and Video Designer) This is Jorge’s fiftieth show at the Arden, where he has designed sound, set and video for the last thirteen seasons. Highlights include A Little Night Music, Next to Normal,The Threepenny Opera and Sunday in the Park with George. Jorge also designs for many other theater companies in and around Philadelphia, such as the Wilma, 1812 Productions, Theatre Exile and New Paradise Laboratories. Together with his wife Niki he operates subcircle, a collaborative performance/installation group. ROSEMARIE E. MCKELVEY (Costume Designer) is excited to be designing Parade. Recently for the Arden: A Little Night Music, Cinderella,Tulipomania, Robin Hood, Clybourne Park and Charlotte’s Web. Rosemarie is on the teaching staff at the University of the Arts and Moore College of Art & Design. Rosemarie was awarded the 2007 and 2009 Barrymore Awards for Costume Design. Rosemarie would like to thank the costume shop for their efforts on this production. Rosemarie’s portfolio can be found at rosemariemckelvey.com THOM WEAVER (Lighting Designer) Arden: 11 productions. Philadelphia: Wilma, People’s Light & Theatre, Lantern, Walnut, InterAct, Azuka, Curtis, New Paradise, Exile, 1812, PSF, and Flashpoint Theatre Company, where he is Artistic Director. Other credits: Milwaukee Rep, Shakespeare Theatre, Cal Shakes, Children’s Theatre Company, CENTERSTAGE, Cincinnati Playhouse, Cleveland Playhouse, Syracuse Stage, Berkshire Theatre Festival, Williamstown, Signature, Lincoln Center Festival Spoleto, Pittsburgh Public, and Yale Rep among others. 2 Barrymores, 14-time nominee, 3-time Helen Hayes nominee, and the 2007 AUDELCO Award. Education: Carnegie Mellon and Yale. DANIEL PERELSTEIN (Sound Designer) is a freelance sound designer, composer, and musical director in Philadelphia. This is his sixth show as composer or sound designer at the Arden, where he also served on the Artistic Circle for The Writers’ Room in 2013. Recent designs at Wilma, Live Arts, People’s Light and Theatre, Theatre Horizon, Kimmel Center, Azuka, Theatre Exile, others. Resident sound designer for Bearded Ladies Cabaret. Awards: Barrymore Award (sound design), Independence Foundation Fellowship. In memory of Dad & Anna. Samples at www.danielperelstein.com

Who’s Who RYAN TOUHEY (Musical Director) Arden credits: Asst. Music Director on A Little Night Music, Next to Normal, and Tulipomania. Regional: All the King’s Men directed by Trinity Repertory founder Adrian Hall, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Theatre Horizon - Barrymore Award nomination), The Threepenny Opera (REP at the University of Delaware), Aladdin (People’s Light & Theatre), Rent (11th Hour Theatre Company). Teaching artist & music director at University of Pennsylvania, Temple & Drexel University. Accompanist for The Book of Mormon. Graduate of the University of the Arts, B.F.A. Musical Theatre. AMANDA MORTON (Associate Musical Director/Conductor) is a music director and vocal coach who most recently worked on Spring Awakening at Theatre Horizon. Other credits include: A Doctor In Spite of Himself (Classic Stage Company,York Theatre Company), Peter & I (American Theatre of Actors), 16 Days (Studio Cast Recording), The Cooper Clan: Up Till Now (Joe’s Pub), Exit Music (York Theatre Company) and We Tell The Story: The Songs of Ahrens & Flaherty (Lucille Lortel). She has lent her piano skills to the Dramatists Guild Awards and Vital Voices Global Leadership Awards (Kennedy Center). Up next: Wonder Pig, an original musical by Larry Lees and Brian Silliman. Big thanks to Terry and Decker. Big love to LJ. NIKI COUSINEAU (Choreographer) is a Philadelphia based choreographer and dancer. She co-directs subcircle, a company she founded with Jorge Cousineau in 1998. Their work together transforms theatrical and site-specific spaces, merging dance, sound, set design, lighting and film. Past productions at the Arden include Sunday in the Park with George, Next to Normal and A Little Night Music. ELANA BOULOS (Assistant Director) is extremely grateful to return to the Arden for Parade. Elana resides in Chicago where she is a freelance casting director and stage director, as well as an employee at Steppenwolf Theatre Company. Elana is a proud graduate from the University of the Arts and was the Arden’s Artistic Intern during the 2008 – 2009 season. Infinite thanks to Terry, Matt, cast/crew, family, JBM, the Murphys, and the Arden for being her first theatrical home. ALEC E. FERRELL (Stage Manager) is excited to be back for another season. Past Arden credits include: A Raisin in the Sun, Next to Normal, August: Osage County, A Moon for the Misbegotten, Ghost-Writer (World Premiere), Blue Door, Rabbit Hole, My Name is Asher Lev (World Premiere), Cinderella, Robin Hood, Charlotte’s Web, The Flea and the Professor (World Premiere). Other Work with Theatre Horizon, Eugene O’Neill Theater Center, PTC@ Play, PlayPenn. Proud Member AEA, SMA. Love and thanks to the family. KATE NELSON (Assistant Stage Manager) is thrilled to be back at the Arden and excited to be a part of this impressive production! Favorite local credits include: Cinderella (People’s Light & Theatre), I Love You,You’re Perfect, Now Change (Montgomery Theater), The Flea and the Professor (Arden Theatre Company), Becky Shaw (Montgomery Theater) and Six Characters in Search of an Author (People’s Light & Theatre). Love and thanks to everyone involved with this crazy and fun ride. As always, love and thanks to Mom. NEIL HARTLEY (Dialect Coach) is on the theater faculty at the University of the Arts and has been a speech/ dialect coach for several professional productions, including many for the Arden. He has acted with many companies including the Arden, InterAct, People’s Light and Philadelphia Shakespeare Theater. He is the Artistic Director for Acting Without Boundaries, a theater company for physically disabled performers and he has directed for many local colleges and theaters. MUSIC THEATRE INTERNATIONAL (MTI) is one of the world’s leading theatrical licensing agencies, granting schools as well as amateur and professional theatres from around the world the rights to perform the largest selection of great musicals from Broadway and beyond. MTI works directly with the composers, lyricists and book writers of these shows to provide official scripts, musical materials and dynamic theatrical resources to over 60,000 theatrical organizations in the US and in over 60 countries worldwide. AMY L. MURPHY (Managing Director) A Philadelphia native, Amy co-founded the Arden in 1988 with Terrence J. Nolen and Aaron Posner. She is especially proud of the Arden Professional Apprentice program and its contribution to the Philadelphia cultural community. A graduate of Susquehanna University, Amy received the

Who’s Who university’s first-ever Young Alumni Achievement Award. She completed the Executive Program for Nonprofit Leaders-Arts which is a joint program of the Stanford Graduate School of Business Center for Social Innovation and National Arts Strategies. Amy serves on the Board of the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance and Theatre Philadelphia. She has served on panels for the National Endowment for the Arts, the New Jersey State Arts Council, Theatre Communications Group and the Philadelphia Cultural Fund. She has also served on the Executive Committee of the League of Resident Theatres (LORT) and the Local Advisory Council of the Non Profit Finance Fund. Amy was named a Hepburn Fellow 2008-9 by the Katharine Houghton Hepburn Center at Bryn Mawr College. ARDEN THEATRE COMPANY Founded in 1988, Arden Theatre Company is dedicated to bringing to life great stories by great storytellers–on the stage, in the classroom, and in the community. We stage five productions each season as part of our mainstage series and two productions through Arden Children’s Theatre, the city’s first resident professional children’s theatre program. We create and produce new work through the Independence Foundation New Play Showcase and The Writers’ Room, a new play residency program made possible by the Independence Foundation’s New Works Initiative and the Pew Center for Arts and Heritage through the Philadelphia Cultural Management Initiative. The Arden Professional Apprenticeship program trains future theatre leaders, and Arden Drama School classes teach children and teens about the craft of making plays. Our access program, Arden For All, makes our work available to the entire community through subsidized tickets and books for economically disadvantaged young people. We also offer sign language-interpreted, captioned, and audio described performances, and Pay-What-You-Can final dress rehearsals that benefit other nonprofits. The Arden has received seven Philadelphia Magazine “Best of Philly” Awards, the Arts & Business Council’s Arts Excellence Award, five City Paper “Reader’s Choice” Awards, four Philadelphia Inquirer “Theatre Company of the Year” citations, 58 awards and 276 nominations from the Theatre Alliance of Greater Philadelphia’s Barrymore Awards for Excellence in Theatre, and was named “Best Theatre Company” by Philadelphia Weekly in 2009. Arden Theatre Company, a professional, nonprofit 501(c)(3) theatre company, is a member of the Theatre Communications Group, the League of Resident Theatres, Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance, Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau and Old City Arts Association. The Arden operates under an agreement between the League of Resident Theatres and Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. The Scenic, Costume, Lighting and Sound Designers in LORT theatres are represented by United Scenic Artists Local USA-829, IATSE. Arden Theatre Company wishes to thank: East End Salon

Orchestra Piano/Conductor..............................................................................................................................Amanda Morton Piano 2/Accordian....................................................................................................................................... Steve Rice Violin.......................................................................................................................................................... Karen Banos Viola...................................................................................................................................................... Renee Warnick Cello....................................................................................................................................................................Jon Fink Bass...................................................................................................................................................... Andrew Nelson Horn........................................................................................................................................................ Katy Ambrose Reeds................................................................................................................................................... Brian Adamcyzk Percussion...........................................................................................................................................Mark Cristofaro

THANK YOU

FOR MAKING THE

A WONDERFUL SUCCESS HONOREES:

Kate Allison ● Thomas E. Butler, Jr. Ellen Foster ● David S. Fryman Sheila Kutner, PCC ● Lynn Martin Haskin, Ph. D. H. Hetherington Smith ● Lee van de Velde

CO-CHAIRS:

Eileen Heisman and Martin Tuzman, June and Steve Wolfson

SPONSORS:

LEAD SPONSORS: Hamilton Family Foundation, Independence Foundation, June and Steve Wolfson Family Foundation SASSAFRAS SPONSORS: Harmelin Media CHERRY SPONSORS: Campbell Soup Company, Kieran Timberlake FILBERT SPONSORS: Frederick W. Anton III, Chubb Group of Insurance Companies, The Karma Agency and Kate Allison and Jack Earle, Karr Barth Associates and Charles and Mindy Goldberg Rose MULBERRY SPONSORS: Cumberland Advisors, Elfant Wissahickon, Jeanne B. Fisher and Robert F. Lang, Fox Chase Bank,The Albert M. Greenfield Foundation, Eve Biskind Klothen and Kenneth L. Klothen, PECO, Wells Fargo Private Bank and Private Mortgage Banking IN-KIND SPONSORS: 12th Street Catering, Art in the Age, City Cleaning Company, Jenkintown Building Services, Park America, The Weitzman Families, Philadelphia Trolley Works and ’76 Carriage Company

Corporate, Foundation & Government Support $100,000 & above The Albert M. Greenfield Foundation Hamilton Family Foundation Independence Foundation The Kresge Foundation The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage The Pew Charitable Trusts Philadelphia Cultural Leadership Program William Penn Foundation $50,000 to $99,999 Comcast Corporation The Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Shubert Foundation $15,000 to $49,999 Anonymous Campbell Soup Foundation Fox Chase Bank The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation Harmelin Media Hirsig Family Fund of the Philadelphia Foundation Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Lincoln Financial Foundation Medical Legal Reproductions+ National Endowment for the Arts PECO Target Corporation Universal Health Services, Inc. $7,500 to $14,999 ACE Group Boeing Corporation

Anne M. and Philip H. Glatfelter Family Foundation The Horner Foundation Main Line Health Philadelphia Cultural Fund PNC Charitable Trust Susquehanna Bank Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals TD Charitable Foundation $2,500 to $7,499 Arronson Foundation Barra Foundation Caroline Alexander Buck Foundation Caroline J. S. Sanders Charitable Trust II Christopher Ludwick Foundation Civic Foundation Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation Ethel Sergeant Clark Smith Memorial Fund The Haley Foundation Hatboro Beverages+ Jenkintown Building Services+ Louis N. Cassett Foundation Paul E. Kelly Foundation Pennsylvania Council on the Arts The Philadelphia Inquirer, Daily News and philly.com+ Philadelphia Insurance Companies Steen Outdoor Advertising+ Sovereign Bank Foundation The Victory Foundation Walter J. Miller Trust The Wells Fargo Foundation

$749 and under Boxcar Brewing Company+ Café Excellence+ Victorian Savories+ William Goldman Foundation +denotes gifts of services or goods Looking for a business tax break in 2013? Receive a tax credit through the Pennsylvania Education Improvement Tax Credit Program by supporting the Arden! (Funds directly support Arden for All, education outreach program.)

Eligiblity info: Angela DuRoss Winterrowd at 215-922-8900 x25 or awinterrowd@ardentheatre.org www.ardentheatre.org/support/eitc.html

Special thanks to EITC contributors ACE Group, Comcast Corporation, Harmelin Media, Lincoln Financial Foundation, PECO, Susquehanna Bank, Philadelphia Insurance Companies & Universal Health Services, Inc., and Vanguard Group Foundation

$750 to $2,499 Actors’ Equity Association

Make a donation through your workplace United Way program. Matching Gift Partners ACE Charitable Foundation Archie D. and Bertha H. Walker Foundation AXA Financial Boeing Brandywine Realty Trust DCR Environmental Services Inc. Dilworth Paxson LLP Endo Pharmaceuticals ExxonMobil Foundation Federated Department Stores Foundation First Horizon National Corporation

Foundation Beneserv The Charlotte Cushman Foundation Drumcliff Foundation Enterprise Holdings Foundation Graboyes Commercial Window Company The Hassel Foundation The Kesher Fund of the Cohen-Fruchtman-Krieger Family, Inc. The Pittsburgh Foundation The Rittenhouse Foundation

Our Donor Choice Number: 14198. Contributions made through the United Way support our work with children.

First Tennessee Foundation Gannett Foundation GE Foundation GlaxoSmithKline Google IBM Corporate Citizenship and Corporate Affairs Independence Foundation Johnson and Johnson Matching Gifts Program Macy’s Foundation Merck Partnership for Giving Merrill Lynch

National Football League National Philanthropic Trust Penn Virginia Corporation The Philadelphia Foundation PNC Foundation Quaker Chemical Corporation Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Saint-Gobain Corporation Foundation Sap America, Inc.  Subaru of America Foundation United Way The Vanguard Group Foundation William Penn Foundation

For 12 years, the Sylvan Society has recognized individuals who support the Arden’s work by making annual gifts of $1,000 or more.

Sassafras Grove ($10,000 & above) Mr. Frederick W. Anton, III CHG Charitable Trust Otto Haas Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. N. Peter Hamilton Hirsig Family Fund of The Philadelphia Foundation Ann Marie and Terry Horner Wyncote Foundation, at the recommendation of Leonard C. Haas Cherry Grove ($5,000-$9,999) Anonymous Robert M. Dever Marie and Joseph Field Ms. Elizabeth Gemmill Virginia and Harvey Kimmel Arts Education Fund of the Philadelphia Foundation Josephine Klein Suzanne F. Roberts Cultural Development Fund Charles and Mindy Goldberg Rose^ Monica and Philip Rosenthal Lee and Christopher van de Velde Rosalyn and Stephen Weinstein Ted and Stevie Wolf Filbert Grove ($2,500-$4,999) Anonymous Sally and Michael Bailin Carol and Tom Beam John Bitman^ Lois G. Brodsky Bob and Nancy Elfant Anne M. Congdon Stephen J. Falchek and John A. Offidani, III Ellen and Tim Foster^ Sandi Foxx-Jones David and Christina Fryman* Linda and David Glickstein Joel Greenberg and Marcy Gringlas Eileen Heisman and Martin Tuzman+ Drs. Paula and Thomas J. Humphries Leslie and Barbara Kaplan Carol Kelley Drs. Robin and Saifuddin Mama Peggy and Steve Morgan Thomas Petro and Kristine Messner Keith and Jim Straw June and Steve Wolfson Family Foundation Ellen Yin+

Mulberry Grove ($1,000-$2,499) Anonymous Archie D. and Bertha H. Walker Foundation Brian Abernathy and Elizabeth Ireland Henry R. Adamczyk, Jr. and Iris Melendez Rebecca and John Adams John Alchin and Hall Marryatt Lisa and Stan Altman Bethany Asplundh Janet and Jim Averill Rhonda Ball Sheryl and Allen Bar Giséle Sambar Bathish Ivy Bayard Sandy and Mickey Bernstein Reggie Blaszczyk and Lee O’Neill Louis Bluver Philip and Elaine Bobrove Jean G. Bodine Patricia Bowman Almut Breazeale DeDe and Tony Brown Nancy Burd Thomas Burke and Rick Fountas Priscilla and John Clement Glenna Crooks Marta Dabezies, in honor of Lisa Burns Joy De Jesús and Jamie Reynolds Dorothy Delbueno Tobey and Mark Dichter Michael A. Donato Shafiq Ebrahim James R. Fairburn and David A. Wickard Jeanne Fisher Rawan and Michael Friel Rhoda and Lou Fryman Tom Gilmore and Sally Walker Andrea and Reed Gelzer Terry Graboyes Mike Green and Deb Dorsey Michael Golden and Susan Jacobson* Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Greenfield MaryJane and David Hackney Ronna and Robert Hall Mr. and Mrs. Jon Harmelin Don Haskin and Lynn Martin Haskin Jane and Steve Heumann Karen and Mark Hite Patricia and Dr. David Holtz* Caroline Kemmerer Holly Kinser Eve and Kenneth Klothen

Sandra and Peter Klugman Sharon and Joel Koppelman Winnie and Eric Lien William A. Loeb Richard Maimon and Susan Segal Tina Manco Sue Ann and Lewis R. Marburg Gloria and Dan Mariano Jean Markovitz Jackie and David Massari Lee Marks and Lisl Zach Barbara and Don Matheson John and Amy McCawley* Andrea Mengel and George A. Ritter Seymour Millstein A.C. Missias Suzanne and Ron Naples Jerome Napson, in honor of Annie Richardson Terrence J. Nolen and Amy L. Murphy Michael Norris and Matt Varrato Dorothy R. Novick and Peter N. Kenney Dr. and Mrs. Joel Porter Ann and Frank Reed, through the Malfer Foundation Mary-Ann and Kurt Reiss Cintra and Franklyn Rodgers Phyllis and Martin Rosenthal Mike Salmanson, Tobi Zemsky and Noah Salmanson Dolly Beechman Schnall and Dr. Nathan Schnall, in loving memory of Laurie Beechman Karen and Robert Sharrar Laura and Ron Siena, in honor of Nancy and Bob Elfant Hether, Don and Sarah Smith Richard and Amanda Smoot Marilyn and Dean R. Staats Kathleen A. Stephenson William K. Stewart Foundation Adelaide Sugarman and Marshall Greenberg Harvey B. Swedloff Russ Troyer and Anne Cook Patricia and Thomas Vernon^ Richard E. Woosnam and Diane Dalto Woosnam Hope Yursa Michael Zuckerman and Jan Levine, in memory of Jonathan Levine

* denotes gifts made through the United Way

The special generosity of our members enables the Arden to tell great stories by +denotes gifts of services or goods ^includes a matching gift having the resources to achieve the highest level of artistic quality. To join or for more information, please contact Angela DuRoss Winterrow, Development Director at 215-922-8900 x25 or aduross@ardentheatre.org.

Thank You to our Supporters $500-$999 Anonymous Temmy Acton Sheila Bell and Thomas Dodds Barry Brenner and Dorothy Tomassini Ruth E. Brown Cheryl and Bob Carfagno Joseph T. Casey^ Drs. Karen and Fred Clark Barbara R. Cobb Kathy Nolen and Bill Edwards* Mr. and Mrs. Farenback-Brateman^ Carole M. Foley* Dan Gannon Brian Hanna David Kagan and Beth Medoway Kagan Marge and Philip Kalodner Margie and Scott Kasner Mary and Dean Kline Bernadette Koller^ Mary Ellen Krober Beth and Bill Landman Joan and Marc S. Lapayowker David Lerman Pat and Jim Lobb Sally and Frank Mallory Donald J. Martin and Richard Repetto Sue and David Maynard Paul Rabe and Cheryl Gunter Betsy and Graham Robb, in honor of Lee van de Velde Jane Scaccetti Antoinette Farrar Seymour Jeremy Siegel and Ellen Schwartz Barbara and Mike Soroker

Anne Speyer Emily and Harold Starr Eric Tamulonis and Deirdre Gibson Dr. and Mrs. Stephen G.Vasso Matthew White*

$250-$499 Anonymous Carol and Bennett Aaron Howard Aaronson Dr. Ron Abrams Grant Abramson adn Miriam Muscarols, in honor of Christian Evans^ Joyce and Ron Bayer Eileen and Richard Bazelon Alice and James Bazlen Ellen Baxter^ Flora Becker Susan Becker and Aaron Rubin Joan and Richard Behr In memory of Joan D. Zeidner Nancy and Jay Berkowitz Linda and Alden Blyth Michael P. Boyle Marlin G. Brown* Chip Capelli Caroline Castagno Sara and Michael Chernoff John Chester and Whitney Quesenbery Nelly and Scott Childress Paul Coff and Susan Odessey Margie and Marc Cohen Dr. Marie A. Conn Ray Costello

James Crawford and Judith Dean Melanie Davis Nancy Davis George Koch and Santo DiDonato Tika and Issac Djerassi Kevin Doerr and Kate Kidder Michael Dotsey Beverly Dotter Jane and Wally Evans Anne Ewers Judith and Paul Farber James Feeney and Cynthia Heininger Samuel and Helene Feinberg Drs. Barbara and Len Frank Larry S. Friedman Paula Fuchsberg^ Steve Fukuchi and Laura Offutt In memory of Bob Gallagher Charles Gear Greg Gephart Bob and Jan Goren Virginia Gormley Rose Hagan Dona and Curt Haltiwanger Mary C. Harbison Charles W. Head, Jr. Heidi Hertfelder^ Carolyn amd Jim Hessinger Terry Hirshorn Dick Hoffman and Susan Kellogg Michelle Hong Glenna Huls BJ Jones and Candace Corr Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kahn Phyllis Kauffman Patricia and Steven King* Andrew Kite and Karl Martin

ARDEN FOR ALL is supported by a generous gift from Virginia and Harvey Kimmel

The Legacy Society Arden Theatre Company would like to recognize the following supporters who have included the Arden in their wills or estate plans. Their planned gift provides support which will help sustain the Ardenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s work for decades to come. Anonymous Peter Gistelinck and Kim Bloom Peggy Anderson James and Suzanne Hill Stanley D. Baurys Mary Ellen Krober Jane Berryman William A. Loeb Louis Bluver Madeline Portnoy Ellis K. Ginsberg Dr. Harry Rosenthal Marilyn and Dean R. Staats We hope you will consider including the Arden in your will or estate plans. To be recognized as a member of the Legacy Society or with questions regarding planned giving, please contact Angela DuRoss Winterrowd, Development Director at 215-922-8900 ext. 25.

Thank You to our Supporters Edith Klausner Barbara and Leonard Klinghoffer Kenneth D. Kopple Ruth and Peter Laibson Kathryn Lee Charles L. Hillis, Jr. and Sylvia Lee Deborah and David Lesher Ruth Lesser Helene Levine Warren and Arline Lieberman Dr. Edward Lundy and Debra Reiff Mrs. Grace Madeira George and Judy McCarthy Gloria McNutt Alan and Susan Miller Madeline Miller Ken Neeld and Linda Traver-Neeld Kathleen Nelson Carol Ann and Thomas O’Leary Brenda J. Oliphant Mr. and Mrs. Gerald O’Neill Barbara and Don Parman Michael L. and Judy Paul Mary and F. Laurence Pethick Vincent and Carmen Pezzullo Dan Promislo Mary Jo Reilly Teresa Reyes and John Hogenesch Linda Robinson, Ph.D. and Peter Krill Dulcie Romm Irwin C. and Carole M. Saft Marilyn Sanborne and Richard J. Labowskie* Kim and Ross Schmucki Harold and Sharon Schwalm^ Warren and Carole Lee Schwomeyer^ Joseph and Louise Shaffer^ James Akerberg and Larry Simmons William and Mary Simpson Bob and Harriet Singer James L. Smith Roy and Corinne Stahl Paul L. Stone Stephen Thompson Dennis Updegrove^ Hella and Lew Volgenau Michael Walraven and Mary Lou Starling Marlene Weinberg Fred and Arleen Weinstein Judy and Julian Weinstein Wendy and Larry White Mrs. Thomas A. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Woodcock Askold Zagars and Marie Feehan Joseph and Renee Zuritsky

$125-$249 Anonymous Janet and Roger Alwang Dr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Andrews Jennifer and Stephen Arms

Lisa and Joseph Becker Bill Beckett and Jo White Bikki Bevelhymer-Chiang Doris and Aaron Bitman Thomas H. Blackburn Janice and Roger Boe Allen Bonner Mary Pat and Thomas Boyle J. Joseph and Mary Lou Breidenstine Eadie and Allan Brooks Laurie Brown Ann and David Brownlee Bernard and Pamela Brownstein Michael P. Buckley Jeannine D. Burky and David Webber Robert J. Butera Annemarie Clarke and David Buch Howard Cohen Helene and Steve Cohen Janet Cook John Cooke Zoe Coulson Billie Coyne Mary Ann Dailey and Jacob Dailey Ellen Deacon and Ernest Cuff Ron and Susan Dell’osso Stephanie Deviney Daniel Devlin In Honor of Marjorie Dickey Larry and Pat Dixon Ms. Diana Donaldson Colleen Donofrio Ellen and Max Dooneief Joan Earley Marcia Eisenberg William and Anne Ewing Shannon and Edward Farmer Maureen Feeny-Byrnes Mark and Rene Feitelson Bill Fisher Lana and Ralph Fishkin In memory of Dr. Morris Fiterman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Frank Jim and Fran Frazer Miriam Galster Buzz and Linda Gamble Stan Gibell David K. Gifford Richard and Rita Goldberg Grace Gonglewski and Eric Schoefer Anna and Kenneth Gottschaldt Judy and John Gould Diane Graboyes Lisbeth Grossman Miriam and Saul Grossmann Richard Grossman and Lisa Linder^ Nancy and Richard Grove Susan and Adam Guttentag Stephen and Ona Hamilton Mary and William Hangley Adrienne and Eric Hart Linda Hartnett and Richard Willis

Gail Hauptfuhrer Barbara and Bob Hauptfuhrer Ron Herman Barbara and Richard Hirsh Timothy and Carol Johnson Sandra R. Karlson Gregory Kleiber Joanne and Alexander Klein Charles and Patricia Kling Steven Knepper David Ladov Bob and Mary Lawler Ellen Le Richard Lee Lorraine and the late Richard Leff Stewart R. Leftow Alan and Susan Levin Craig and Stephanie Lewis Robert and Laurel Lipshutz Perry Watts and Samuel Litwin Jane Kampt and Thomas Lloyd Will and Sandy Lock Lynn and Joe Manko Ted and Ronnie Mann Ronnie and Larry Margel Mary Louise and Gerald Martin Linda McAleer and Maitlon Russell John McCormick and Ken Schmitt^ Cheryl Meyer Marianne T. Miller Paul and Lee S. Miller Carmen Mucci and Lois Marianni Theodore and Theresa Munz, Jr. Kenneth and Susan Myers Bonnie and Eliot Nierman Etta and Chuck Nissman Timothy O’Malley Hugh C. and Susan O’Neill Larry Pace Mr. Richard Pariseau John and Judith Peakes Andrew Perch Lisa Truckess Sandy and Sid Portnoy Ilene Poses Jennifer E. Potts John and Margaret Preg Karen and David Pressel Sherri and Abe Reich Alan Reinach and Dana Perlman Leslie Rescorla David and Diane Richman Mark and Sharon Robb Francoise and Louis Rollmann^ Jane A. Rose, CPA/PFS, CFP Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rosen Bernie and Camille Rosenberg Faye and Daniel Ross Alan Rothenberg and Enid Krasner Joan and Robert Ludwig Peter Ryker Joan and Bill Saidel Eric Sbar Lucille Schlack

Thank You to our Supporters Stanley Schreiner Karen Schermerhorn and Evan Seymour A. Paul Shallers Elaine L. Sherman Catharine Shippen John and Maryann Shivers Ronnie and Kathy Sink Shirley Sivitz Leslie E. Skilton Larry Smoose and Linda Lee Ruth and Rick Snyderman Margaret R. Spencer Robert Stewart and Barbara Barnett-Stewart Kate Stockton Ruth P. and Norman Stuessy Christina C. Tate Sharon Tomlinson Harold and Judith Torrance John Urofsky Helene and William Vanhoeven Emily and Charles Wagner Debbie and Tom Walker Tom and Beth Warms Vivian Weinblatt Elizabeth Weinreb Constance West Mr. Mendel’s 4th Grade Class at WES Theresa Williams James Wilson Michael Winterrowd and Angela DuRoss Winterrowd The Wisnewski Family Bertram and Lorle Wolfson Barbara C. Wright Sam and Kuna Yankell Tom and Jackie Zemaitis

$75-$124 Anonymous Lawrence Abramson Jane and David Acton Emily Aiken Nan Alderson Samuel Allingham Janet Andereck Rita Axelrod Dr. Donald Bakove and Margaret G. McLaughlin Sally and Morris Barron Lynda and Murray Battleman Robert Bauer Rev. Judith T. Beck Julie Becker Linda Berman Jane Biberman Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Blank Jocelyn Block Marcia Bower Carrie and John Boxer* Frank Boyer Jeanne and Arnold Brenman

Charles Brennan Judith Broudy Charlotte E. Cady Anonymous William and Lillian Cassel Alice A. Chittenden Mary Chomitz Sandra Choukroun Sandra and Saul Clair Sharyn F. Clauson Edwin G. Close, II Rhoda M. and Michael Coben Jennifer and Daniel Coffey Judith Cohen Sue Cohen Josh and Leo Cohen Rabbi and Mrs. Henry Cohen Suzanne and Norman Cohn Kelly McBride James and Sandra Corry Tina and Lee Cowen Charles J. Coyle Karen Cuzzolino Cynthia D’Ambrosio F. Mitchell Dana Barbara Daneluzzi Joseph and Helen D’Angelo Bonnie and Robert DeAngelo Nancy DeLucia Rita and Grace Denbo Carole and Marc Dichter Ray Doyle Beverly Dubin Louisa Dubin Donald and Geraldine Duclow John Dulik and Sandra Folzer John and Lois S. Durso Patricia Eames Nina and Daniel Edelman Leah Chaplin and Eileen Gildea Linda V. Ellsworth Scott Engel, in honor of Miles Dean Elfant-Wong Debbie and Jerry Epstein Brynn Evans Gerald Faich Family Bible Fellowship Fred and Cindy Farlino Sylvia Beck and Jay Federman Marcia Feinstein Charlotte and Mickey Feldman Ruth and Andre Ferber Annette and Nathan Field Nancy and John Fischer Deborah and Martin Fishbein Carol Fixman Mark A. Focht Larry and Maureen Mullin Fowler Ms. Judy Frank Ellen and David Freeman Donald M. Friedman Rob Garfield and Sandra Whipple George and Pooh Gephart T. Gilmore

Peggy Glover Joan Gmitter Kathleen and Paul Goldenberg Leigh Goldenberg and Aaron Bauman Irvin Goldstein Ann and Larry Green Robin Greene Richard Greenstein Priscilla Grosick Marsha and Paul Siegel Marsha Gross Trudy and Paul Gutterman Doris and Jack Guttentag Ann and Glenn Haig Anne Halkedis Dr. and Mrs. James J. Haney, III Shelley Harris Palmer and Judy Hartl Virginia Hedden Angela and Michael Hennessey Colin Hennessy Ruth Herd Susan W. Herron Betsy and Ted Hershberg Tom and Wendy Hibberd Terry Hirshorn Donna and Bill Hower Michael J. Hozik and Margaret L. Rea Lynda and Paul Hummer Kerry Huntsman Thomas K. Hurster Judith Hyman Donald and Mary Kane Ira and Linda Katz Lucy Kaufman Robert and Ellen Kavash Margaret Keller Lorraine and David Kilmer Cheryl and John Kirby Brian and Caren Kirschner Christina and Harold Klein David Klein Ken, Eva and Aaron Klein Maris and Harold Kobb Thomas Kohn Ellen Kopeland Barry and Janet Kushner Marilyn Kutler Joyce Laskin Robert Lazar Lisa Lee Michael Leeds Kathryn Lemmon Bob and Lynn Levitt Natalie Levkovich Norman and Sylvia Lieberman Karen Lisker Leroy and Ruth Loewenstern Robert Lynam Patricia Lyons Donald and Nancy Maclay Mickey and Larry Magid

Thank You to our Supporters Milton and Renee Margulies Mary and Jack Markov Irwin Matusow and Barbara Rudnick Alice McCreary Faith and Arthur McDowell Robin McEntire and Judy Schatz Helen and Tom McNutt Mark Mendenhall Sally Mercer Linda Merrylees Jane Riede Meyerhoff Shirley G. and Mitchell Miller Handsel and Karen Minyard Jeff and Maxine Morgan Robert Morris Claire Moyer Kathleen J. Moyer, Ph.D. Joan Nerenberg Roger Noone and Mary Ivy, in honor of Ivy Bayard Carol L. O’Brien Dori O’Dea Edward Ohlbaum Linda Osler Stanton S. Oswald Lynn, Andrew, Jared and Orli Ozer Maureen Parris Helen Phillips Donald and Carol Plank Jeff and Elizabeth Podraza David and Amy Pollack Paul Polsky Janet Poth Shirley Preston Linda Quam Rachel Reynolds Alyssa and Michael Rickels Clifford Ridley and Betsey Hansell John and Claire Rodgers Geraldine Rogers

Judith Ron, In honor of Eileen Heisman and Marty Tuzman Robert Roseman Kenneth and Shelley Rosenberg Enid Rosenblatt J. Randall Rosensteel Dr. Harry Rosenthal Edwin and Sally Rosenthol Bernard and Barbara Ruekgauer Jessica and Dan Sabourin Ruth and Marvin Sachs Alexandra Samuels Mr. and Mrs. A. Schmidt Dolly and Nathan Schnall, in loving memory of Laurie Beechman Carl W. and Mary Ellen Schneider Deborah Schultz William Schultz and Patricia Miller, in honor of Jeanne Fisher Carleton Schwager Robert and Karen Serenbetz Kathleen and Richard Sexton Marie and James P. Shew Janice and Thomas Showler Neil and Cheryl Shusterman Judith Skillings David and Carleene Slowik Hester Sonder Phillip and Karen Spiker, in honor of Courtney Spiker Martin Arthur P. Staddon Daniel Steiker James Steiker and Wendy Epstein Leon and Marcia Steinberg Ruth and David Steinman Michael and Marianna Sullivan Christine Susser Sally Switzer Nina Tafel Cecilia Tannenbaum

Richard N. Taxin MD Joseph Terry William and Joan Thomas Carolyn Thompson Linda and Keith Thomson Lorraine Toji Marian Tracey William and Mary Tsiouris In Loving Memory of Jordan Rosenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walther Thomas Watkins Jenny and Bill Webb Oscar Weber Donna and Andrew Wechsler Shelly and Fred Weiner Joyce Weiner and Albert Tedesco Barbara and Richard Weiss Marvin and Betty Weiss Ann Wilkerson Andrew Wojtek Carol and Jeff Yetter Roger and Lillian Youman William Zeidner* Michele Zeldner and Ian Wachstein * Denotes gift made through the United Way + Denotes gift of goods or services ^ Includes a matching gift This list represents gifts made between July 1, 2012 and Aug. 20, 2013. If your name has been omitted or misprinted, please accept our apologies. Notify Development Assistant Megan Staples at 215.922.8900 x46 or mstaples@ardentheatre.org. Although space does not allow listing gifts less than $75, we gratefully acknowledge the contributions.

is a proud supporter of the Arden’s 2013/2014 Season

Board and Committee Members 2012/13 Board of Directors Brian Abernathy, President Nancy Burd, Vice President Holly Kinser, Vice President Michael A. Donato, Treasurer Nancy Hirsig, Secretary Rhonda Ball Joy L. De Jesús Nancy Elfant Robert Elfant Jeanne Fisher Ellen P. Foster David Fryman Elizabeth H. Gemmill Darrel A. German Albert M. Greenfield, III Ronna F. Hall N. Peter Hamilton Joanne Harmelin Eileen Heisman Barbara Kaplan Virginia Kimmel Richard L. Maimon Dr. Saifuddin T. Mama John J. McCawley Andrea Mengel Amy L. Murphy Terrence J. Nolen Charles H. Rose H. Hetherington Smith Lee van de Velde Steve Wolfson Ellen Yin

The Cornerstone Society Frederick W. Anton, III Gerard J. Conway, Sr. Carole Haas Gravagno Aaron Posner Board Executive Committee Brian Abernathy, chair Nancy Burd Michael A. Donato Ellen P. Foster Ronna F. Hall N. Peter Hamilton Nancy Hirsig Virginia Kimmel Holly Kinser Charles H. Rose H. Hetherington Smith Lee van de Velde Advocacy Committee Brian Abernathy, chair David Glancey Terry Gillen Julie Hawkins Susan Jacobson Holly Kinser Board Development Committee Ellen P. Foster, chair Brian Abernathy Michael Donato Peter Hamilton Ronna F. Hall Lynn Martin Haskin, Ph.D. Lee van de Velde Diane Dalto Woosnam

Engagement Committee Nancy Elfant, co-chair Lee van de Velde, co-chair Rhonda Ball Nancy Burd Robert Elfant Jeanne Fisher Elizabeth Gemmill Darrel German Ronna Hall Joanne Harmelin Eileen Heisman Nancy Hirsig Virginia Kimmel Holly Kinser Steve Wolfson Diane Dalto Woosnam Facilities Committee Hether Smith, chair Mike Green James Kronzer Richard L. Maimon John J. McCawley Paul Thais Chris van de Velde Finance Committee Michael A. Donato, chair Nancy Burd Ellen P. Foster Elizabeth H. Gemmel Harvey Swedloff Steve Wolfson Personnel Committee David Fryman, chair Ellen P. Foster Elizabeth H. Gemmill Albert M. Greenfield, III Charles H. Rose

Strategic Planning Committee Joy De Jesús, chair Ellen P. Foster David Fryman Andrea Mengel Ellen Yin Capital Campaign Steering Committee Lee van de Velde, co-chair N. Peter Hamilton, co-chair Brian Abernathy Nancy Burd Michael Donato Ellen Foster Joy L. De Jesus Nancy Hirsig Holly Kinser 25th Anniversary Granfalloon Committee Eileen Heisman and Martin Tuzman, co-chairs June and Steve Wolfson, co-chairs Sarah Anton Reid Bodek Karen Butler Michael Donato Donna Ellis Jeanne Fisher Genvieve Goldstein Michael Norris Betsy Oliphant Cathy Pullen Julianna Schauerman Caitlin Wood Beth Yeagle

Special Events Task Force Ronna F. Hall, chair Nancy Burd Nancy Elfant Ellen P. Foster Susan Jacobson Diane Dalto Woosnam

Follow the Arden online... The Arden

BLOG

ardentheatre.org/blog

ArdenTheatreCo

Arden Theatre Company

ArdenTheatreCo

Production

Front of House

Education

Development

Marketing

Administrative Management

Artistic

Staff Producing Artistic Director.................................................................................................................................... Terrence J. Nolen Associate Artistic Director..................................................................................................................................... Matthew Decker Artistic Assistant ............................................................................................................................................................. Daniel Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neil Literary Manager................................................................................................................................................................... Sally Ollove Commissioned Playwrights..................................................... Stephen Belber, Laura Eason, Laura Jacqmin, Rogelio Martinez Managing Director ...................................................................................................................................................... Amy L. Murphy General Manager............................................................................................................................................................Hannah Olanoff Business Manager............................................................................................................................................Courtney Spiker Martin Associate General Manager......................................................................................................................................Mary Beth Simon Arden Professional Apprentices................................................. Cheyenne Barboza, Katie Foster, Will Freske, Laurel Hostak, Liz Nugent, Emily Schuman, Donna Steele Arden Interns.........................................................................................................................................Matthew Falance, Lisa Winder Arden Volunteer............................................................................................................................................................. Jean Markovitz Director of Marketing and Public Relations..................................................................................................................... Ryan Klink Marketing and Public Relations Manager..............................................................................................................Leigh Goldenberg Art Director........................................................................................................................................................................Kristy Giballa Marketing Assistant........................................................................................................................................................... Maura Roche Group Sales Associate ................................................................................................................................................ Katherine Perry Interim Graphic Designer...............................................................................................................................Amy Kleinschmidt Teta Interim Web Designer.................................................................................................................................................... Beth Blinebury Development Director........................................................................................................................ Angela DuRoss Winterrowd Manager of Institutional Giving........................................................................................................................................... Mary Duffy Manager of Individual Giving............................................................................................................................... Genvieve Goldstein Development Assistant.................................................................................................................................................. Megan Staples Development Intern........................................................................................................................................................... Wenjia Zhao Education Director..........................................................................................................................................Maureen Mullin Fowler Education Associate............................................................................................................................................................... Bryan Kerr Arden Drama School Coordinator............................................................................................................................... Donald Smith The Albert M. Greenfield Foundation Teen Council...................... Max Amar-Olkus, Ruby Jane Anderson, Allison Berman, Maria Bangura, Margaret Bowerman, Peter Brown, Olivia Charendoff, Sydney Chin, Liyah Marie Desher, Alex Dittmar, Armida Flores, Gia Genovese, Jamara Griffin, Gabbi Hanes, Aubrey McKinney, Abby Perlman, Eva Fae Rodriguez, Taylor Rouillard, Eli Russell, Lindsay Smelcer, Sarah Whelan Arden Teaching Artists................................ Kala Moses Baxter, Terry Brennan, Rachel Camp, Matthew Decker, Mike Dees, Dionna Eshleman, Liz Filios, Charlotte Ford, Steve Gravelle, Andrew Hanley, Carl Clemons-Hopkins, James Ijames, Alex Keiper, Matt Mastronardi, Emily Mattison, Amanda Morton, Bi Jean Ngo, Steve Pacek, Samantha Pedings, Katherine Perry, Hillary Rea, Scott Sheppard, Jenna Stelmok, Shanna Tedeschi, Miriam White Box Office Manager................................................................................................................................................................ Lynn Keily Assistant Box Office Manager........................................................................................................................................Corey Masson House Manager..............................................................................................................................................................Elisabeth Kersey Front of House Assistants......................................................... Angela Coleman, Tara Bankard, Galen Blanzaco, Sarah Dugan, Matthew Falance, Chelsea Gaskins, Regina Haigh, Matthew Mastronardi, Aubrey McKinney, Emily Mattison, Abby Perlman, Katherine Perry, Joe Pilitowski, Eva Fae Rodriguez, Jacqueline Schneider, Katie Sink, Jenna Stelmok, Max Vasapoli Production Manager.................................................................................................................................................... Courtney Riggar Technical Director......................................................................................................................................................... Glenn Perlman Associate Production Manager............................................................................................................................. Jessica Day West Master Carpenter/Shop Foreman................................................................................................................................. Justin Romeo Master Electrician...................................................................................................................................................... Martin Stutzman Costume Supervisor...................................................................................................................................................... Alison Roberts Properties Master..................................................................................................................................................... Christopher Haig Charge Scenic Artist............................................................................................................................................. Kristina Chadwick Production Stage Managers....................................................................................... Alec E. Ferrell, John Grassey, Kate Nelson Electricians................................................................................Rebecca Adelsheim, Joshua Samors, Flora Vassar, Jessica Wallace Audio Engineer..................................................................................................................................................................John Kolbinski Video Operator.............................................................................................................................................................Michael Johnson Dresser/Deck Crew.........................................................................................................................................................Rebecca Rose Followspot Operators..........................................................................................................................Wendy Blackburn, Katie Sink Light Board Programmers...................................................................................................................... Jessica Wallace, Ashley Mills Audio Technician..................................................................................................................................................................Daniel Kontz Stitchers..............................................................Lorraine Anderson, Becca Austin, Rufus CottmanRoy N. Miller, Sierra Ryan Assistant to the Sound Designer..................................................................................................................................... Luke Fendlay Assistant Video Designer.................................................................................................................................................. Zac Palladino Dialect Coach.......................................................................................................................................................................Neil Hartley Scenic Construction/Electrics Intern........................................................................................................................ Ryan McCawley Costume Interns.......................................................................................................................................... Alexa Smith, Ariel Walker Electrics and Sound Intern.............................................................................................................................................. Devon Sparks Scenic Painting Intern................................................................................................................................................Danielle Ferguson Stage Management Intern................................................................................................................................................. Melissa Erlick

When dining in Old City, we recommend these restaurants that support the Arden! All offer a special discount to Arden patrons. Please ask your server for details.

BARRA

239 Chestnut Street • 215.238.6900 • www.barraphilly.com

BISTRO 7

2013/14 Dining Partners

7 N. 3rd Street • 215.931.1560 • www.bistro7restaurant.com

BISTRO ROMANO

120 Lombard Street • 215.925.8880 • www.bistroromano.com

CAMPO’S

214 Market Street • 215.923.1000 • www.camposdeli.com

NICK’S ROAST BEEF BAR AND GRILLE

16 S. 2nd Street • 215.928.9411 • www.nicksroastbeefbarandgrille.com

PINOT WINE BOUTIQUE

227 Market Street • 215.627.WINE • www.pinotboutique.com

POSITANO COAST BY ALDO LAMBERTI

212 Walnut St. 2nd Floor • 215.238.0499 • www.positanocoast.net

RACE STREET CAFÉ

208 Race Street • 215.627.6181 • www.racestreetcafe.net

CHLÖE

232 Arch Street • 215.629.2337 • www.chloebyob.com

REVOLUTION HOUSE

200 Market Street • 215.625.4566 • www.revolutionhouse.com

FORK

306 Market Street • 215.625.9425 • www.forkrestaurant.com

THE FRANKLIN FOUNTAIN

116 Market Street • 215.627.1899 • www.franklinfountain.com

GIGI RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 319 Market Street • 215.574.8880 • www.gigiphilly.com

LUCHA CARTEL

207 Chestnut Street • 215.8257103 • www.luchacartel.com

NATIONAL MECHANICS

22 S. 3rd Street • 215.701.4883 • www.nationalmechanics.com

Learn more about our Dining Partners!

RISTORANTE PANORAMA

14 N. Front Street • 215.922.7800 • www.pennsviewhotel.com/panorama

SASSAFRAS

48 S. 2nd Street • 215.925.2317 • www.sassafrasbar.com

SERRANO

20 S. 2nd Street • 215.928.0770 • www.serranophilly.com

SHANE CONFECTIONERY

110 Market Street • 215.922.1048 • www.shanecandies.com

VICTORIA FREEHOUSE

10 S. Front Street • 215.543.6089 • www.victoriafreehouse.com

WEDGE + FIG

160 N. 3rd Street • 267.603.3090 • www.wedgeandfig.com

ARDEN THEATRE

CHILDREN’S

2013/14 SEASON

Adapted by JOHN OLIVE from the books by LOUIS SACHAR Directed by WHIT MACLAUGHLIN

Based on the book by Dr. Seuss Directed by

Doug Hara and Steve Pacek Play originally produced by the National Theatre of Great Britain

Dec 4 - Feb 9 Children’s Theatre Sponsor:

Apr 16 - Jun 22

Get your tickets today! 215.922.1122 or 24/7 at ardentheatre.org

The Blame Game:

Victims and Victimizers in the Reconstruction South Anti-Semitism in the Confederate South Jewish Americans during the Civil War divided their loyalties the same way as the rest of the country—largely by geography. There were Jewish troops fighting for both the South and North. Their willingness to fight for their fellow citizens didn’t protect them from bigotry, however. In the North, Ulysses S. Grant infamously expelled Jews from Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi, though the order was rescinded a few days later. Meanwhile, Southerners blamed Jewish merchants for the shortage of resources because they could not blame the Confederate leadership. Rumors and stereotypes abounded: an 1863 letter from Georgia included the following: “Jews and other speculators constitute the traveling public…all eagerly bent on gain, and inquiring the price of cotton, tobacco, negroes, sugar [etc]. Thus the world goes!” This hostility continued through Reconstruction, which saw Southern Jews harassed, boycotted, and stereotyped. Leo Frank became the victim of some of the most pervasive ideas about Jews: in court he was painted with the stereotype that he was wealthy (he was not) and crafty. He was also damaged by the belief that Jewish men desire Christian girls, as evidenced by a 1915 account of the case in Watson’s Magazine, which asserted that: “Every student of sociology knows that the black man’s lust after the white woman is not much fiercer than the lust of the licentious Jew for the Gentile.”

Confederate Memorial Day

The U.S. Civil War brought a number of innovative ideas about the responsibility of a government to its soldiers, one of which was that the federal government would ensure the burial and/ or return of fallen soldiers’ bodies. However, following the surrender of the South, the government only took responsibility for the Union dead, even as federal priorities went towards rebuilding the damaged North. In addition to crippling economic measures, the South was on its own to reclaim and bury its soldiers. Southern women took up the call, and eventually started an annual day of remembrance, Confederate Memorial Day. This holiday, which pre-dated the national Memorial Day, often surpassed the latter in celebration in the South. Regardless, refusal to bring home the Southern dead was only one of numerous perceived disparities between the way the North and South were treated post-war. This treatment bred a deep resentment towards “Yankees” which would also, unfortunately, play into Leo Frank’s trial.

Mary Phagan

Jim Conley

Leo Frank

Media Frenzy The Leo Frank case was situated at a time in American journalism in which the field was divided between the muckrakers, reporters who sought to expose corruption and yellow journalists who pursued scandal and sensational stories, often with a disregard for journalistic ethics. These two types of journalism were far from mutually exclusive. Examples of both can be found in the coverage of Leo Frank’s trial and its aftermath, which was referred to by contemporaries as a “circus.” Some papers, such as the Kansas Star, sought to shine a spotlight on the miscarriages of justice and provide a counter of the yellow journalism at work in Georgia, such as the Watson Magazine article quoted above: “They fixed the crime upon him in the public mind…They were too frenzied, too much controlled by bitter hate to sift the false from the true…” Newspaper accounts printed numerous falsehoods, dressed rumors up as facts, and printed sensationalist images of Mary Phagan and her bereaved family, whipping up hatred for Leo Frank and reflecting, and framing, public perception of Frank and the case. Further reading: Jewish Identity in the Reconstruction South by Anton Hieke Website from the University of Missouri, Kansas City: http://law2.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/frank/frankmain.html

A community of creative thinkers and inspired leaders. Fall Open Houses: October 5 & November 11 A Quaker Independent Day School for Grades K-12 3 1 We s t Co u l t e r S t r e e t , P h i l a d e l p h i a , P A 1 9 1 4 4 215-951-2345 â&#x20AC;˘ w w w. g e r m a n t o w n f r i e n d s . o r g

Up Next on the Arden Stage:

STICK FLY By Lydia R. Diamond

Directed by Walter Dallas

A juicy family drama unfolds during one summer weekend in Marthaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Vineyard. Let the fireworks begin. One summer weekend, the Levay brothers bring their girlfriends home to meet the parents. Between breakfast and board games, rivalries ignite, opinions flare, and secrets unravel. This juicy story grapples with issues of race and class, romantic entanglements, and the habits of insects. In addition to Broadway, Lydia Diamondâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s work has been widely produced on the regional stages. Previous plays include Voyeurs de Venus, The Gift Horse, and an adaptation of The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison. Directed by Walter Dallas (A Raisin in the Sun), Stick Fly challenges our understanding of first impressions and long-held assumptions in a play that veers between the comedic and the poignant.

Featuring: Joniece Abbot-Pratt, Jerome Preston Bates, Jessica Frances Dukes, Biko Eisen-Martin, U.R., and Juliana Zinkel

October 24 - December 22

PARADE PARADE 2013/14 SEASON

ARDEN THEATRE COMPANY a new musical based on a true story a new musical based on a true story

STICK FLY STICK FLY By Lydia R. Diamond

waterby bythe the spoonful spoonful water water by the by quiara alegrĂa hudesspoonful

three three

sisters sisters

u r r p e o t l i c b n I u r r p e o t l i c b r r u o n p c t e I n i l b I

A new translation by Curt

Anton Chekhov

Columbus

Michael a dark comedy about the dark ages Hollinger By

a dark comedy a dark comedy about about the darkthe agesdark ages

Subscribe to all 5 Subscribe to all 5 for the greatest savings.

40 N. 2nd Street, Old City, Phila

for the greatest savings. Subscribe to all 5 215.922.1122 for the greatest savings. ardentheatre.org

215.922.1122