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DIR ECTOR’ S NOTES – M ARTI GOB EL There is one character in Joe Zarrow’s, PRINCIPAL PRINCIPLE, that we never get to meet; however, in the course of the production we hear of her. We certainly have evidence of her legacy, dedication and compassion for all. I speak of Lavonne, whom we learn during the course of the production, has recently retired. Save the newly hired Kay, Lavonne’s experience and professionalism are referenced by all of the teachers. For Denise, she is a contemporary and friend. Shelley offers a nod to the culture of teacher communication and camaraderie as established by Lavonne. And Ola is tasked with the awesome responsibility of filling her shoes as the new department head. Lavonne, in short, is the railing of knowledge guiding the English Department to higher heights as they navigate the tremendous task of educating number upon number of students at this fictitious high school. More importantly, she stands as representation of an often-overlooked class of educators: The retired teacher. I’d like to take a minute to acknowledge those teachers who came before. The ones who welcomed and trained and mentored not only new teachers but the ones who may have struggled as they learned how to effectively operate in this most challenging of professions. They must not be forgotten for it is they who survived all of the trends in education, the neverending merry-go-round of teachers, and new policies and approaches to education, all while attempting to adjust to expectations set down by administrators that often have no practical experience in the classroom. It is they who stayed in the trenches while war was waged on the art of teaching in order to satisfy standards and rubrics and lackluster funding in the public school system. It is they whose contributions continue to ring loud as a bell long after their time in the school building ends. So, to all of those retired teachers, I dedicate this production to you. Your service to our youth and your fellow teachers is deserving of the deepest bow. “Sometimes, it’s the last one that makes you first.” (CeeLo Green) Marti Gobel

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BIOGR APHIES JOE ZARROW (Playwright) Joe Zarrow is a Chicago-based playwright and actor. Productions include his site-specific gentrification farce THE PIGEONS (Walkabout Theatre Company) and his short plays EVERYTHINGAOKE (LiveWire’s VisionFest 5), THE STAIRCASE (Source Festival, Washington, D.C.) and ROLL (commissioned by Tympanic Theatre for the Today We Escape Festival). Zarrow has performed his original solo shows DEAD WHITE MEN IN BED, GAYDAR: A SCIENTIFIC INQUIRY and HOLD ME, DRILL ME, KISS ME in Chicago, New York City, Providence, N.Y., Winnipeg, Manitoba, and Washington, D.C. Other Chicago performances have included roles in BULRUSHER (Congo Square Theatre Company), ARCADIA (New Leaf Theatre), BUDDY COP 2 (Pavement Group), STATE & MADISON: THE GRID (Theatre

Seven of Chicago), WALK TWO MOONS (Adventure Stage Chicago), 200 FUNNY THINGS (Collaboraction Theatre Company) and A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM (Sankofa Theatre Company). Zarrow grew up in northern Virginia and received his Bachelor’s degree in English from Brown University and his Master’s degree in Teaching from New York University. He taught highschool and middle-school English for seven years, including a four-year stint with Chicago Public Schools. Zarrow is also a proud graduate of The School at Steppenwolf. APRIL PAUL (Kay) April is thrilled to be back at Next Act Theatre after her debut in BLOOD AT THE ROOT. She has performed on several stages

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throughout the Milwaukee area and looks forward to the day when we can gather again. Next up, April can be seen in Forward Theater’s presentation of LEWISTON/ CLARKSTON. Special thanks to those keeping the arts alive in times such as these. FLORA COKER (Denise) Flora is a long-time member of the Milwaukee theatre community. She thanks Next Act Theatre for the opportunity to work in these fraught times. She feels extremely lucky. This play really interests her and she is excited about working with Marti again and with this entire cast. Several times before she has had the good fortune to work at NAT and it has always been to her great benefit. ERICKA WADE (Ola) Ericka is happy to return to Milwaukee to make her Next Act Theatre debut in PRINCIPAL PRINCIPLE. She has performed with many Milwaukee companies such as First Stage Theater, Skylight Music Theater, Boulevard Theatre, Windfall Theatre and Renaissance Theaterworks. Favorite performed shows include: THE BALLAD OF EMMETT TILL, THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHTTIME, SAY GOODNIGHT GRACIE and THE WIZ. Thank you to Marti, David and the Next Act staff and thank you to every patron that supports this production. Your continued support for our local theaters and artists is everything. MALAINA MOORE (Shelley) Malaina is a Milwaukeebased actress and playwright. She wrote and starred in the awardwinning play WHITE

PRIVILEGE that premiered on the Marquette University mainstage in 2019. Aside from WHITE PRIVILEGE, some of Malaina’s favorite productions have been STEW in the first annual Milwaukee Black Theatre Festival, CRUMBS FROM THE TABLE OF JOY with Marquette, and ELLIS with Cooperative Performance. She is also looking forward to seeing her play WHITE PRIVILEGE, professionally produced again at Chain Reaction Theatre Company in Minnesota in May 2021. Malaina is excited to be working with Next Act, Marti and all of the other artists who make Milwaukee theatre so special and is looking forward to future opportunities to come as she begins her professional career post-graduation. For more information you can visit her website at malainalmoore.wixsite.com/website! Enjoy the show. MEGAN KIM (Ms. Wei) Megan is a graduate of The American Musical and Dramatic AcademyLos Angeles. She spent nine years acting and singing in LA before returning to the Twin Cities. She is a company member with Wonderlust Productions. Other theatre credits include: Artistry, Smartmouth Comedy, Freshwater Theatre, Theatre Unbound and Nautilus Music-Theater. She also performs with Pillsbury House + Theatre’s “Breaking Ice” program. She is thrilled to be making her debut at Next Act Theatre. A huge shout-out and thank you to all of the teachers out there, especially those that persevered in the age of distance learning. We see you and we appreciate all that you do. MALKIA STAMPLEY (Ruby) Malkia is an actor, director and producer born and raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She is excited to make her Next Act debut. PRINCIPAL PRINCIPLE

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Malkia received her training at Marquette University, Skylight Music Theater and Milwaukee Rep. She has worked and traveled worldwide as a performer and in 2013 she co-founded Bronzeville Arts Ensemble in Milwaukee where she served as Artistic Director for three years. Malkia has worked as a performer in Chicago, New York, St. Louis, all of Japan, Taiwan and all over Wisconsin. Favorite productions include TWO TRAINS RUNNING (Milwaukee Rep/Cincy Playhouse), DOUBT and HOME (Milwaukee Chamber Theatre), THE TALENTED TENTH and BLACK NATIVITY (Congo Square), GOOD PEOPLE (Forward Theater), FLYING WEST (Bronzeville Arts Ensemble), and A MIDNIGHT CRY (First Stage) among many others. Malkia began directing in 2016 for Black Arts MKE and Marcus Center for the Performing Arts’ annual production, BLACK NATIVITY. She most recently directed THE MOUNTAINTOP for American Players Theatre’s reading series and previously directed NUNSENSE at Milwaukee Repertory Theater. As a tv and film actor, Malkia has appeared on Showtime (Work in Progress, Shameless, The Chi), NBC (Chicago Med, Chicago PD), HBO (Native Son), Fox (Empire), Netflix (Beats) and a host of independent short and feature films. She is also an emerging film director and producer, having most recently directed the short film trilogy “The Pandemic.” Malkia enjoys being a voiceover artist, yoga instructor and leads a weekly Facebook live yoga class for Milwaukee Turners at Turner Hall. MARTI GOBEL (Director) Marti is humbled to return to Next Act Theatre to serve as director on this important production. Most recently, Ms. Gobel appeared in THE CHRISTIANS as Elizabeth, The Pastor’s Wife. Past NAT productions as an actor include PERFECT MENDACITY, TWILIGHT: LOS ANGELES and THE TAMING. As a director, Ms. Gobel directed NAT’s BLOOD 10

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AT THE ROOT which toured to several Milwaukee high schools. A fierce believer in the power of performing arts to bring about understanding and compassion, Ms. Gobel continues to speak publicly about the need for diversity in the arts. “To me, young people come first.” (Sweet Honey In The Rock) JESSICA CONNELLY (Resident Stage Manager) Jessica first began working with Next Act Theatre in 2003. Since 2006, she has been Next Act’s Resident Stage Manager, stage managing over 60 productions. A few of Jessica’s favorite projects include: DEAR ESTHER, MASTER HAROLD and the BOYS, LAST OF THE BOYS, THE MYSTERY OF IRMA VEP, GREETINGS, FAITH HEALER, PURGATORIO, GOING TO ST. IVES, VIGIL, GRACE, THREE VIEWS OF THE SAME OBJECT, TWILIGHT: LOS ANGELES, 1992, BLOOMSDAY, SILENT SKY, EQUIVOCATION, I AND YOU, and BLOOD AT THE ROOT (Next Act Theatre); A RISING WIND (John Michael Kohler Arts Center), CHESAPEAKE, TROJAN WOMEN, THE SHAPE OF THINGS, and the US premier of SKIN TIGHT (Renaissance Theaterworks), DISGRACED, FENCES, and BLUE ROSE (Milwaukee Repertory Theater); SANTALAND DIARIES (Marcus Center for the Performing Arts); HAIRSPRAY (Little Theatre on the Square). Jessica is a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association and an honors graduate of UW-Milwaukee. She is the loving dog mom to two small furry babies; 8-year-old mini dachshunds Auggie and Fritz. In loving memory of Cleopatra. She hopes this play will remind everyone that kindness is everything, and our differences aren’t greater than our similarities. BRIELLE RICHMOND (Directing Intern) Brielle, a Milwaukee, Wisconsin native, is excited she has been given the opportunity to take on the Directing internship position with Next Act Theatre for the production of

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PRINCIPAL PRINCIPLE. Brielle is a recent graduate of Marquette University holding degrees in both Theatre Arts and Criminology. As an esteemed actor and performer, she is thrilled to continue to learn, cultivate, and perfect her craft by broadening her experiences. Brielle has worked with several production companies and theatres that include Black Arts MKE, Lights! Camera! Soul!, Marquette Theatre, Northern Sky Theatre as well as Milwaukee Chamber Theatre. She recently starred in BLACK NATIVITY directed by Antoine Reynolds which was her first professional show after graduating. Since then, she has taken on a couple of local projects including one with Lights! Camera! Soul! and an Associate Director position with Milwaukee Chamber Theatre. She is excited to continue to grow in her artistry, share her gifts with the world, and make her mark. She would like to give a special thanks to Marti Gobel as well as the rest of the Next Act Theatre family for being given this opportunity and to all who have supported her throughout the years: her family, friends, and most importantly, God. Without God, none of this would be possible! She hopes you all enjoy this piece, and thank you so much for watching! This is only the beginning! Philippians 4:13. Website: www.briellerichmond.com. RICK RASMUSSEN (Set Designer) Calling Seattle, WA home, this former resident of Milwaukee travels the Midwest designing for various theatre companies. Rick has worked with the theatre artists at Next Act for 30 years and always finds their work stimulating and rewarding. Most recent design projects include THE SECRET MASK, I AND YOU, OUTSIDE MULLINGAR, THE TWELVE DATES OF CHRISTMAS, LAUGHTER ON THE 23RD FLOOR (Next Act Theatre); BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, 42ND STREET and LEGALLY BLONDE (Fireside Dinner Theatre). He has also worked locally with Renaissance Theaterworks, Milwaukee Chamber Theatre, Skylight Music Theatre and In Tandem Theatre.

LYNDSEY KUHLMANN (Costume Designer) This is Lyndsey’s third show with Next Act after 2018’s I AND YOU. Some favorite past designs include: CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG and SHERLOCK HOLMES: THE BAKER STREET IRREGULARS (First Stage), BEN BUTLER (Milwaukee Chamber Theatre), GROUCHO: A LIFE IN REVUE (Next Act) and KNOCK ME A KISS (Ohio University). She holds a Master’s degree in Costume Technology and Design from Ohio University and is in her 12th season as the Cutter/Draper in the First Stage costume shop. DAVID CECSARINI (Sound Designer) Long before his professional theatre debut, David busied himself in his Brookfield basement performing radical surgery on the family’s electronic devices. Eventually he set aside the cassette tapes and soldering iron in favor of just twirling the knobs – and, more recently, pointing and clicking the mouse – and has designed sound effects and scores for over 100 professional productions. Favorite sound designs include THE VOICE OF THE PRAIRIE; THE DRESSER; LAST OF THE BOYS; THE BRIDGE AT MO DUC; MARY’S WEDDING; MICROCRISIS; TWILIGHT: LOS ANGELES, 1992; THE TAMING; and UnSILENT NIGHT, a Next Act Theatre original production. He has proudly served as Producing Artistic Director for Milwaukee’s Next Act Theatre for 29 years. David’s theatre career began as a Guthrie Theater journeyman in 1978. He then spent seven formative seasons as an original acting company member at American Players Theatre in Spring Green, WI. He re-established his Milwaukee residency in 1987 and has been fortunate to work with many local theatres and professional colleagues ever since. NOELE STOLLMACK (Lighting Designer) Noele is delighted to be back to work in a proper theatre with the Next Act Theatre Staff and the fantastic Marti Gobel. Noele was last at Next Act to light their production of HOW TO WRITE A NEW BOOK FOR THE BIBLE. Noele’s lighting has appeared onstage PRINCIPAL PRINCIPLE

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at The Brooklyn Academy of Music, Sydney Opera House, Carnegie Hall, The Library of Congress Theatre, as well as the opera companies of Santa Fe, Ontario, Houston, Portland, Vancouver, New Orleans, Nashville, Madison and Milwaukee. Regional design for the theatre includes Jeff Daniels’ Purple Rose Theatre, Baltimore Center Stage, Houston’s Alley Theatre, Wisconsin’s Milwaukee Rep, Chamber Theatre, Renaissance Theaterworks, Skylight Music Theatre, American Players Theatre, Forward Theatre and First Stage Children’s Theatre. As Lighting Director for Houston Grand Opera, she supervised the lighting and special effects for over 50 productions along with designing the lighting for such productions as Andrei Serban’s ELEKTRA, Dr. Jonathan Miller’s DER ROSENKAVELIER, AIDA, and the world premieres of HARVEY MILK, DESERT OF ROSES, and DRACULA DIARY. Her AIA award-winning architectural and public space lighting is installed throughout the Midwest. HEIDI SALTER (Properties Master) Heidi is happy to be returning to Next Act Theater. She has produced, directed and designed props for dozens of productions over the years and has enjoyed her years at Next Act in particular. Other props design credits include Renaissance Theaterworks’ PHOTOGRAPH 51 and Milwaukee Chamber Theatre’s SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE CASE OF THE JERSEY LILY. Heidi works as the Annual Campaign and Development Database Manager at First Stage. Being a part of the Milwaukee theatre scene has given her life and purpose, and she has particularly enjoyed working on the many shows with the wonderful people at Next Act. Thanks to the team for always telling important stories! Please support these wonderful artists as much as you can! MICHAEL VAN DRESER (Technical Director) Mike has served as Next Act Theatre’s Technical Director since 2011, taking on the additional roles of Facility Manager and Rental Coordinator in 2014. Previously, Mike 14

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was the resident Master Electrician and Light Board Operator. Mike studied with renowned Lighting Designer Jason Fassl. Some of Mike’s designs include I AND YOU, UnSILENT NIGHT, BRAVO, CARUSO!, IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE LIVE RADIO SHOW, NO CHILD…, PERFECT MENDACITY, and ONE TIME with Next Act Theatre and HEDWIG & THE ANGRY INCH, NEXT TO NORMAL, THE WILD PARTY and LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS with All In Productions. When Mike is not working for Next Act, he is building his own production company that services technical theatre needs for high schools, colleges and other area theatre organizations. Mike looks forward to many more years with Next Act and the Greater Milwaukee theatre community. KEMET GOBEL (Composer) Kemet is a music producer, composer, and audio engineer from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Kemet originally started off by making hip-hop beats for singers and rappers in the Milwaukee area, as well as composing jazz/ neo-soul instrumentals for local theatre. Kemet later began playing bass guitar in various bands ranging from funk and jazz to progressive rock, performing at Summerfest and several other venues around the Midwest. After moving to San Diego, California, Kemet began releasing music that he produced, mixed, and mastered on all streaming platforms with the Milwaukee rap collective “Riders Only”. JANE FLIELLER (Development Director) This season marks Jane’s second with Next Act, having served as Producing Director for In Tandem Theatre, a Milwaukee-based theatre company she co-founded with her husband, Chris. Her work with In Tandem culminated in twenty-one years of producing critically-acclaimed, exciting live theatre for which she received an Artist of the Year Award from the Milwaukee Arts Board, a Lifetime Achievement Award from the

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2019 Footlights People’s Choice Awards, and numerous Best of the Year recognitions through the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and the Shepherd Express. A former stage manager, Jane toured nationally with the Great American Children’s Theatre Company and has worked locally for Milwaukee Chamber Theatre, First Stage Children’s Theatre, Theatre Tesseract, Next Act Theatre and Next Generation Theatre. For several years, Jane was the stage manager for ComedySportz, a position she originated. Jane’s directing credits include In Tandem, Carroll University, Broadway Baby Dinner Theatre, South Milwaukee Performing Arts Center, Whitefish Bay High School and Marquette University. A.J. MAGOON (Marketing Director) A Milwaukee-based arts administrator and actor, A.J. holds a BA in Theatre Arts and a minor in Public Relations from Marquette University. He has performed various administrative duties for Summit Players Theatre, First Stage, Theatre Gigante and Theatre Nervosa, and came to Next Act from Bottom Line Marketing and Public Relations. In addition to his behind-the-scenes work, A.J. has been seen onstage with First Stage, Renaissance Theaterworks, Theatre Gigante, Voices Found Repertory, Summit Players Theatre, Milwaukee Chamber Theatre (Young Playwrights Festival), Theatre Nervosa, Quasimondo Physical Theatre, Off the Wall Theater, Windfall Theatre and Cooperative Performance. Outside of theatre, he enjoys baking and spending time in the great outdoors.

at Next Act, she taught in educational outreach programs at First Stage, Skylight, Arts@Large, and The Rep, and continues to bring professional theatre experiences to classrooms and students in and around Milwaukee. When not at Next Act, Grace can be found traveling to the Edinburgh, Scotland Fringe Festival or rehearsing a staged sword fight (someday maybe both at once). LIBBY AMATO (Administrative Assistant) Libby has been a member of the Next Act family for more than 15 years in a variety of roles, including House Manager, Ticket Office Attendant, Actor, and Deck Chief. As of summer 2020, she’s delighted to add Administrative Assistant to the list. Libby is a long time Milwaukee theatre professional. She also recently turned her weird hobby (soap-making) into a small business venture. In her free time she enjoys running by the lake, and hanging out with her elderly cat.

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Armando and Jo Covelli Kathleen and Randolph Dean Cathy Dills Carol Z. Dolphin Brian and Susan Faracy Feast of Crispian Sarah Ford and Randall Klumb Natalie Frankel Stephanie Govin-Matzat Norman and Daryl Grier David and Kelly Guthery The Halverson Charitable Gift Fund Michael and Lyn Hamilton Carrie Hitchcock and Norman Moses Hal Horneffer Buck Jewish Community Foundation Joan and Robert Klein Donor Advised Fund Charles and Mary Kamps Richard and Diane Kane Thomas M. Kelly Donald and Renee Kielich Noreen and Gary Killian Neil and Kathleen Knutsen Dane and Dana LaFontsee Susan LeVine and Kevin Mackey Greg and Susie Lochen Christine Martin Douglas Mickelson Kenn Miller and Wendy Walker Miller Wendy Moeller Gregory and Holly Orlowski Donald Petersen Dave and Carole Pucely Herbert Quigley and Christine Radiske David and Pat Rierson Paul and Lynn Rix Billi and Chris Schoggen Pam Seccombe Sharon and Gary Simon Les and Marcia Singer Katherine M. Smith Wayne and Kathy Sojkowski John and Mary Splude Gregory Strowig Marjorie Sutton Chuck and Barb Taylor Marie and Tom Thornton Steven Tietz and Cathy Markwiese

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David N. Nevin, MD Carol Julin and Alex Ng Jean Novy Tim and Deborah Nustad John F. Oberwetter Christine and James O’Brien Chris O’Brien Jane O’Connell Kathy and Alan Olsen Suzanne Osetek Judy Payne John Payton and Roger Hansen Jeanne Pehoski Kate and Dave Perry David and Louise Petering John Peters Jill Anna Ponasik and William Bradley David Powell Lynn Preston and Craig Petros Kathleen and Michael Quirk Kathleen M. Quirk Nancy Radke Dorotheann Rauch Patricia A. Rauch Mary and Ross Read Richard and Donna Reinardy Patricia and Allen Rieselbach Susan J. Riordan Marianne and Matthew Robbins Darlene Roberts Linda Roethlisberger and Dennis Hennessy Ronald and Sandy Roller Tom and Judy Saeger Linda Gale Sampson Robert Schellhammer and Maureen Holt Cory and Joe Schlangen Schmeckpeper/Ramsey John F. Schneider Joicelyn and Jeff Schwager Beth Shepard Amy and Joe Silvers Gretchen P. Spencer Robert Spencer and Michael Necroto Jerrel and Judy Stanley Betty Staples AJ Star Dan and Valerie Stefanich Charitable Fund Steven and Jean Stern Curtis Stockhausen

Laura Sutherland J. Tanner and W. Hable Paul and Donna Tanzer Diane Lynn Thomas Alice and Stephen in Oshkosh Sara Toenes James Toth and Karen Johnson Andrea Toussaint Jo and Herb Trask Dennis and Carol Trinastic Susan Tyndall Robert and Marlene Urch Bob and Louise VerWert Jim and Kathie Vint Catherine Washabaugh Phyllis Wax Alyce and Russell Weiss Marie Weiss Betty White Penny Williams and Paul Noack Prati and Norm Wojtal Heather and Rocky Wruck John and Susan Zientek JOURNEYMEN ($25 - $99) Curt and Joan Anderson Anonymous (26) Susan Armour Seidman Ronald and Barbara Auer Jerry and Gail Baccetti Nancy Balcer Janet Bashirian Caroline C. Basley Dr. William Baurecht and Dr. Helen Bannan Geoffrey and Karen Bilda Margaret Blodgett and Ken Miller Pamela Booth Cheri Briscoe Richard and Jane Browne Dana Brzezinski Mary and Rick Burbey Sue Burwell Dave and Mary Carlson Connie Casper Alice H. Cecsarini Flora Coker Roberta Coles Cynthia Cooper Barbara Corning and John Koeppen Jean Crane Elizabeth Daly and

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Kingston Celia Klehr Pat Klister Lilane Koehn Mace Katherine Koetting David and Jennifer Konieczka Daniel and Maureen Konkol Jessica Franken and David Korr Marilyn Kupka Marcia and Robert Lange Russ and Cecile Langford Barbara Leitner Sally A. Lemke Michael and Barbara Levin Debra Liebhauser Charlie and Patti Lomas Gordon Lugauer Mary Ellen Lukaszewicz Mary Madden Marcus Promotions Inc. Al and Marti Marino Courtney and Mark Marlaire Judy Martel Kent Mayfield/Jack Ford Doug and Joan Maynard Will McGraw Julie S. McHale Chris and Dennis Merritt Lisa Mosier Gene and Mary Newell Jo Anne Nissen Loretta O’Boyle Kit O’Meara Jill and Paul Paradowski Lauren Parker Barbara and Patrick Patterson Dennis and Rebecca Pelzek Therese Philipp Corliss Phillabaum Katja Phillabaum Marsha Poulsen Barbara and Richard Prodehl Joseph and Susan Puhek Pamela Quebbeman David Kozlowski and Sandra Raduenz Elaine Reis Jovanka Ristic Lynne Schade Michael and Jan Schade Victoria Schaefer Debra Schampers Ted Schulte Christine Schultz Beth and Kevin Schumacher

Martin Schwartz Rozanne Screven Kathleen Scullin Barbara A. Sem Naomi and Mort Soifer Vince and Julie Sperka Susan Stein Linda Stephens Philippa Claude and Tony Stretton Karin Sundelius John Surber Carolyn Sweers Roberta Tacke Joan Tarachow James and Jean Tobin Lynn Tolcott Janet Trigg Jeanne and Paul Troglia Judith Uelmen Ann and Bob Ulatt Jann and Sue Van Dreser Kathi Villarreal Joanne and Richard Vogt Mark and Yvonne Wagner Cherry and Jim Wardrip Barbara Weiss William and Patricia Wolf Gregory and Diane Zarse Allyn Ziegenhagen and Lorri Croft

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TRIBUTE GIF TS In honor of Pam Best Cathy Dills In honor of Eric Christiansen W. Brett Christiansen In honor of Judith Crain Marjorie Sutton In honor of Jane Flieller Mary Ellen Winter In honor of Grace Lusby Betty Staples In honor of Alice Zinky James Zinky In memory of Eric Butlein Stephen and Nancy Einhorn In memory of Larry Compton Michael Wright and Ray Jivoff In memory of Bob Connelly Rosemary Connelly In memory of Tom Gauthier Dennis and Susan Daye Beth Dorsey Tom and Barb Garibaldi James Gauthier Jim and Sue Gauthier Helga Ickert Joyce Mielke Corinthia Van Orsdol Jon and Karin Welstead

Annie Jurczyk Jay and Kay Kaun Holly Grassin-Kremmel Lin Family Diane and Rich Pine Julie Bamberger Roubik Peter and Emily Sensenbrenner Susan Stein John and Pam Stockbridge Michael Taibleson Terry and Kathy Young In memory of John Edward Holland Konrad Kuchenbach In memory of Evan Jaeger Linda Jaeger In memory of Jan Martin Mark and Ginny Kannenberg In memory of Geoffrey Palmer Lynda Di Pierro In memory of Joseph Pollack Irv and Reesa Gottschalk In memory of John Styberg Jerry and Patricia Styberg In memory of Jo Ann Tomm Tim and Deborah Nustad In memory of my husband Randy White Marilyn White

THANK YOU FOR MATCHING YOUR EMPLOYEES’ AND RETIREES’ DONATIONS! Ameriprise Financial Anthem EMD Millipore Corporation GE Foundation Guardian Life Insurance Company of America Johnson Controls Foundation Reader’s Digest Foundation Robert W. Baird & Co. US Bank Foundation WE Energies Foundation Check with your Human Resources department and find out if they will match a gift from you to Next Act Theatre. We are grateful to ALL our donors. Your generosity allows Next Act Theatre to thrive and your support is deeply appreciated. We make every effort to keep this list accurate. Please contact Jane at 414-278-7780 or jane@nextact.org for corrections.

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Officers

David Anderson...........................................................President Daniel P. Murray.................................................Vice President Paul Barno........................................................Acting Secretary Brooke Billick...................................................Acting Treasurer Cathryn Jakicic...................................Immediate Past President

Directors Terri Alioto Haly Besaw Michael Burzynski t Mohammad N. ElBsat Steve Marcus t

Donna Martynski John McGivern Sean Rierdon Susan Schoenfeld Sandy Zingler

t = Former Board President

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P R I N C I PA L P R I N C I P L E Director................................................................................................................... Marti Gobel Videographer/Editor.......................................................................................... Timothy Moder Stage Manager...................................................................................................Jessica Connelly* Set Design.......................................................................................................... Rick Rasmussen Lighting Design.................................................................................................Noele Stollmack Costume Design............................................................................................ Lyndsey Kuhlmann Sound Design..................................................................................................... David Cecsarini Technical Director.........................................................................................Michael Van Dreser Properties Master......................................................................................................Heidi Salter Composer...............................................................................................................Kemet Gobel Safety Supervisor/Assistant Stage Manager.................................................................. Eli Walker Directing Intern............................................................................................... Brielle Richmond Ticket Office Manager..................................................................................... Christine Yündem Ticket Office Staff/Deck Chief................................................................................Libby Amato *Member of Actors’ Equity Association F O R YO U R I N F O R M AT I O N FOOD AND BEVERAGES – Drinks and food may be ordered from Next Act Theatre through the Curbside Concessions program. For more information, visit www.nextact.org/curbsideconcessions or contact Libby at 414-278-7780. GROUP DISCOUNTS – Groups of 10 or more receive a discount of 20%. To book groups, contact A.J. at 414-278-7780. Discounts are not available on performance run extensions.

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