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Mad Cow Theatre Presents
You Can’t Take It With You by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman October 2-25, 2015 THE HARRIETT THEATRE
- FEATURING Bobbie Bell
Ame Livingston*
John Hamilton Rice
Sheryl Carbonell
Thom Mesrobian
Andrew Romano
Lucy Carney
Jamie Middleton
Michael Sapp
Sarah French
Robin Proett Olson*
Ron Schneider
Robert Johnston*
Terry Olson
Monica Long Tamborello
Garret Jurss
Toby S. Pruett*
Charlie Wright
Scenic Design William Elliott
Lighting Design Erin Miner
Costume Design Charlie Nebe
Property Master Lisa Buck
Sound Design Rudy Olin
Stage Manager Danielle Paccione*
Director David Russell
You Can’t Take It With You is presented by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.
* Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the U.S.
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You Can’t Take It With You Cast of Characters Penelope Sycamore ............................................................................ Robin Proett Olson Essie Sycamore Carmichael...................................................................... Ame Livingston Rheba...................................................................................................Sheryl Carbonell Paul Sycamore.......................................................................................Thom Mesrobian Mr. De Pinna.................................................................................................Terry Olson Ed Carmichael..........................................................................................Charlie Wright Donald...................................................................................................... Michael Sapp Martin Vanderhof..................................................................................... Ron Schneider Alice Sycamore .........................................................................................Sarah French Henderson......................................................................................... John Hamilton Rice Tony Kirby.............................................................................................. Robert Johnston Boris Kolenkhov..........................................................................................Toby S. Pruett Gay Wellington..................................................................................... Jamie Middleton Anthony W. Kirby......................................................................................... Bobbie Bell Miriam Kirby............................................................................................... Lucy Carney Man 1......................................................................................................... Garrett Jurss Man 2...................................................................................................Andrew Romano The Grand Duchess Olga Katrina............................................... Monica Long Tamborello
PLACE AND TIME Act I — The home of Martin Vanderhof, New York. A Wednesday evening, 1936. Act II — A week later. Act III — The next day. You Can’t Take It With You is performed with one 15-minute intermission.
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Assistant Technical Director...................................................................Waylon Lemasters Assistant Production Manager.............................................................. Danielle Paccione Assistant Stage Manager..........................................................................Morgan Hodge Audio Engineer...............................................................................................Rudy Olin Costume Assistant......................................................................................Carol Milanes Dramaturg.......................................................................................... Shami McCormick Master Electrician................................................................................. Allen Overlander Crew..............................................................................David Clenney, Kashime Joseph
You Can’t Take It With You MOSS HART (Playwright) was an award-winning playwright and screenwriter known for works like Once in a Lifetime, You Can’t Take It With You and A Star Is Born. Born in New York City on October 24, 1904, in a working class/immigrant neighborhood on the Upper East Side, he was introduced to the power of storytelling and theater at an early age. Hart left school as a teen to bring in income for his family and eventually became a recreations director in the Catskills, turning to acting as well. Hart made it big on the stage by writing comedic plays. He co-wrote 1930’s Once in a Lifetime with George S. Kaufman, and the two went on to successfully work together on a number of projects, including 1934’s Merrily We Roll Along and 1936’s You Can’t Take It With You; the latter depicted a zany family culture clash and won the Pulitzer Prize. Hart was also a stage director and film screenwriter, having penned Judy Garland’s A Star Is Born. He died on December 20, 1961. GEORGE S. KAUFMAN (Playwright) was co-author of a number of Broadway hits. He received the Pulitzer Prize for two of his productions. Kaufman was also a noted director. Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on November 16, 1889, Kaufman co-wrote Stage Door (1936) and The Man Who Came to Dinner (1939). Two of his collaboratively written works, Of Thee I Sing (1931) and You Can’t Take It With You (1936), won Pulitzer Prizes. Landing a job as a humor columnist, he next found work as a theater critic and was hired by The New York Times in 1917. While still a critic, Kaufman embarked upon a career as a playwright and librettist. He co-wrote Dulcy, with Marc Connelly, in 1921. Kaufman created one play, The Butter and Egg Man (1925), on his own, but spent the rest of his career with collaborators, the working method he liked best. Kaufman was also a Tony Award-winning director. At age 71, he died in New York City on June 2, 1961.
Out of respect for the audience and the artists, patrons who leave the theatre during the performance and patrons who arrive late will be re-admitted at the house manager’s discretion. The photographing, video and/or audio recording of this performance by any means whatsoever is strictly prohibited.
Actors’ Equity Association (AEA), founded in 1913, represents more than 49,000 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. The Equity emblem is our mark of excellence. www.actorsequity.org
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You Can’t Take It With You BOBBIE BELL (Anthony W. Kirby) is delighted to make his acting debut in Mad Cow’s new space. Previous acting credits at Mad Cow include: Father Jack in Dancing at Lughnasa, Old Actor in The Fantasticks, and 22 characters including the title role in Macbeth. He also performed with Orlando Ballet as Sancho Panza in Don Quixote and Doctor Coppelius in Coppélia. He directed the following plays for the herd: Clybourne Park, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, August: Osage County, The Pitmen Painters, The Year of Magical Thinking, The Caretaker, and A Delicate Balance. He twice won the Florida Playwrights Competition for his plays: Pascua De Flores and Of: a Play of Artemis. Bobbie dedicates this performance to his sons Michael and Patrick.
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LISA BUCK (Property Master/Scenic Charge) Set designs include The Road to Mecca and Mrs. Warren’s Profession (Mad Cow Theatre), Don Pasquale, Abduction from the Seraglio and Carmina Burana with the Cirque du Soleil dancers (Orlando Opera) and Madama Butterfly, II Barbiere di Siviglia and Tosca (Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra). Scenic charge credits includes Cary Wong’s The Magic Flute and Later Life with Martin Charnin, Sunday in the Park With George, Enchanted April, and Venus in Fur. Lisa earned her BFA from Massachusetts College of Art in 1976 and was art director for Danskin Dancewear in New York. She studied painting at Parsons School of Design, Pratt Institute, and Cobalt Studios in White Lake, NY.
You Can’t Take It With You She has won numerous awards for her painting and has written how-to-paint articles for North Light Publications. Sheryl Carbonell (Rheba) is honored to be part of the cast of You Can’t Take It With You. Sheryl was last seen at Mad Cow in Dreamgirls as the Stepp Sister and Ensemble. Sheryl’s favorite roles include Calpurnia in To Kill a Mockingbird (Orlando Shakespeare Theater), Elizabeth Keckley in Civil War Voices (Orlando Repertory Theatre), Rachel Robinson in Jackie and Me (Orlando Repertory Theatre), and the Third Spirit in The Magic Flute (Orlando Opera Company). She can also be seen in commercials for Disney and Mullinax Ford. She was the Arts Advocate Host on season four of MSN.com’s Mom’s Homeroom, which was sponsored by Microsoft and Kellogg’s. Sheryl is a choral music teacher for Orange County Public Schools. She received her masters degree in music education from the University of Central Florida. Sheryl wishes to thank God, her mother and father, sisters, and teachers for their nurturing and support. sherylcarbonell.com Lucy Carney (Miriam Kirby) Lucy is thrilled to return to Mad Cow, as she has not frolicked in the pasture since playing La Marquise de Merteuil in Les Liaisons Dangereuses long ago. She has been performing in Central Florida for more than 20 years, most often in numerous PlayFest! productions at Orlando Shakespeare Theater. Lucy received her theatre arts degree from Trinity College
in Hartford, CT. She performed at several theaters in the Washington, DC, area before moving to Orlando. She wishes to thank Dave and this lovable family of cast and crew for all the fun and laughter. And, it is to her husband, Mike, and children, Tim and Caroline, whom she gives all her love. WILLIAM ELLIOTT (Scenic Designer) has designed scenery and lighting for more than 200 productions, many of them in Central Florida, including operas at Stetson University’s School of Music and plays and musicals for Stetson University’s theatre arts program. He has designed many productions for Civic Theatre of Central Florida, University of Central Florida, and Valencia Community College. Some of his Mad Cow Theatre credits include: Blithe Spirit, Burn This, The Glass Menagerie, The Cherry Orchard, Crimes of the Heart, The Laramie Project, Ghosts (scenery and lighting), The Life of Galileo, Next to Normal, The Butter and Egg Man, Death of a Salesman, Other Desert Cities, Hair, The Explorers Club, and The Philadelphia Story. He has designed not only for theatre and opera, but also for television, film, corporate productions and theme parks. SARAH FRENCH (Alice Sycamore) Previous Mad Cow credits: Clybourne Park (Betsy/Lindsay) Urinetown (Little Sally), Our Town (Emily Webb), Kid Simple (Moll), Everyman (Good Deeds). Other Orlando credits: Bubble Gum Party (Abby), Lost Highway (Audrey Williams), Crimes of the Heart (Babe), Three Days of Rain (Nan/Lina), Los
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Angeles: Compleat Female Stage studies with Lauren O’Quinn at Class Beauty (Nell Gwynn), The Foreigner Act Studios. Garrett would like (Catherine), As You Like It (Audrey), Loves’ to thank Sean, Mom, Russ, and his dog, Labour’s Lost (Jaquenetta), The Tempest Bagel, for their continued love and (Ariel). Film/TV: Semper Fight (Breaking support as he follows his dreams. Glass Pictures), Miss Guidance (Johnny Lee Productions), Comedy Gumbo Ame Livingston (Essie Sycamore (AwkwardPictures), Bloodline (Netflix/ Carmichael) is in that play at Mad Cow Sony). Sarah studies scene study and about the crazy family, dealing with life Meisner with Lauren O’Quinn at Class struggles, around a dinner table! You mean August: Osage County (Karen Act Studios. Weston)? I love that play. Nope. Oh, Robert Johnston (Tony Kirby) is must be Table Manners (Annie) then, thrilled to be returning to Mad Cow, and right? Not what I was thinking. Got it, joining this incredible cast. He is a proud Dinner With Friends (Karen). Huh. Ame member of Actors’ Equity. Just a few of seems to have a running streak with his prior credits include: Mike in The shows about a family around a dinner Philadelphia Story, Finch in How to table. She was a member with Orlando Succeed in Business Without Really Theatre Project and was in Doubt: Trying (with the Orlando Philharmonic), A Parable (Sister James) and It’s a Matthew in Altar Boyz, Dakin in The Wonderful Life (Mary Bailey), right? History Boys, Andrew Jackson in Bloody Yep! And I saw her play Blanche Dubois Bloody Andrew Jackson, Barnaby in the reading of A Streetcar Named in Hello Dolly! (starring Sally Struthers), Desire at Orlando Shakespeare, at Play Travis in Clark Gable Slept Here, and Fest, and in many a Fringe show too. Fabrizio in The Light in the Piazza. He is Huh, I thought that she looked familiar. surrounded by incredible family, friends and loved ones and is ever grateful for Thom Mesrobian (Paul Sycamore) Thom is very happy to continue his their support. relationship with Mad Cow, having Garrett Jurss (Man 1) received his previously being seen as Charley B.A. in theatre from the University of in Death of A Salesman and Reg in Central Florida, and he is thrilled to be Table Manners. He recently won the returning for his fourth show at Mad 2015 Pierrot Award for best supporting Cow. Past Mad Cow credits include: actor for his comic portrayal of Todd, the Legacy of Light, The Philadelphia Story, Scottish hit man, in Unnecessary Farce and Clybourne Park. Locally he has at Theatre Winter Haven. Favorite roles appeared in Beauty and the Beast; include John Wilkes Booth in Assassins Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging with Cornerstone Theatre, Richard Queens; Good People; Company; Nixon in Frost/Nixon at Theatre Winter Urinetown the Musical; and Five Haven, and Bialystock in The Women Wearing the Same Dress. He Producers at Lakeland Community
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Jamie Middleton (Gay Wellington) Jamie graduated summa cum laude from the University of Central Florida. Since 1989, she has performed on stages throughout Florida and has been employed as an actress with Universal Orlando for more than 20 years. She is thrilled to be back at Mad Cow with this wonderful cast and crew, having last been seen as Ruth in Table Manners. Previous productions with the herd include Assassins, The Heidi Chronicles, Present Laughter, A Delicate Balance, Arcadia, Later Life, The Butter and Egg Man, The Life of Galileo, Anton in Show Business, The Chekhov Project’s production of The Cherry Orchard, and an actor’s nightmare weekend in Candida (She’ll tell you the story sometime). She sends her love and gratitude to Stephen, Christian, and Ariel for their love, support, joy, and inspiration. Erin Miner (Lighting Designer) You Can’t Take it With You marks Erin’s 77th show with Mad Cow Theatre. She is excited to be working with Dave again. When not at Mad Cow, she can be found in the fields of Apopka High School as a drama teacher. 10
Charlie Nebe (Costume Designer) is thrilled to be joining the herd at Mad Cow Theatre for the first time as the costume designer for You Can’t Take It With You. Her past credits include Shrek the Musical (makeup/wigs designer), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (costume designer), Machinal (stage manager), and By the Bog of Cats (costume designer).
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You Can’t Take It With You Sak, which performed around the world Toby S. Pruett (Boris Kolenkhov) at festivals and was in residence at Epcot is thrilled to be joining Mad Cow for its first seven years. He has Theatre. He grew up on-air at his produced, directed and performed in his grandfather’s radio station (WKZT). wife Robin’s Dickens by Candlelight From there he moved to New York City many times since it began annual where he studied at National performances in 1997. He holds an Shakespeare Conservatory and began M.A. in theatre from the University of an acting career, which has included Minnesota. He last performed in the work on several world- and NYCpasture in Twelve Angry Men and more premiere plays, re-envisioned classics, recently appeared as the Wizard in The four national tours with Biggs Rosati Wizard of Oz at the Garden Theatre. Productions, three seasons with the He has a cousin who lost an eye to Eglevsky Ballet and working as an reckless fireworks fun – be careful! instructor for the National Shakespeare Conservatory. Since moving to Orlando DANIELLE PACCIONE (Assistant he has appeared on the stages of Production Manager, Stage Manager) is Universal Orlando, Walt Disney originally from Michigan. She has World, Orlando Shakespeare Theater’s worked behind the scenes and on stage Playfest and Pirates Dinner Adventure, in Philadelphia, New York, Atlantic City, and he can still be seen regularly at Boston, Deadwood, Louisville, and Sleuths Mystery Dinner Shows. Recently Detroit, among others. She recently he returned from Osaka, Japan, where joined the Mad Cow family with this he was a part of the opening cast of year’s Cabaret Festival and is excited to The Wizarding World of Harry Potter be part of the family. at Universal Studios Japan. Toby is a member of Actors’ Equity Association
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John Hamilton Rice (Henderson) recently relocated from Indianapolis, DAVID RUSSELL (Director) is president of where he appeared as John in Sak Theatre Company and served as Oleanna at Theatre Within, Dirty Jake artistic director and managing director in Golden Ticket Production’s for the 2100-seat comedy improv original musical Tumbleweed, and Bill theatre in downtown Orlando from Lewis in The Hot L Baltimore at Epilogue 2002 to 2011. He is also an Playhouse. Since coming to Orlando, entertainment show director for Walt John has been seen regularly at Disney World, where he has been show Ollivanders Wand Shop at Universal director for several attractions including Studios. He is tremendously pleased to be making his third outing with Mad Cow’s Mad Cow Theatre, having read the part of Werner Heisenburg in Copenhagen for the second annual Science Play Festival and appeared in The Philadelphia Story. ad Cow Theatre is sustained by a mix of earned revenue and contributions from its patrons. We MICHAEL SAPP (Donald) This is could not exist without the generosity of Michael’s seventh show at Mad Cow our donors. Whether you contribute Theatre. He was last seen as Kevin/ to the annual fund or participate in our Albert in Clybourne Park. Michael is annual fundraising event, donor grateful to be a part of this thrilling support is essential to the mission of production. He would like to thank Mad Cow Theatre. his fellow cast mates and Mad Cow for One of the most lasting ways to making this show possible support the theatre is through planned giving. A planned gift is easier to make Andrew Romano (Man 2) is a local than you might think. If you have a will or estate plan, please consider actor who has worked in the including Mad Cow Theatre as a Orlando area for the past two years. He beneficiary. By making a charitable gift began his craft studying at Class Act through your estate, you are ensuring Studios under the direction of Lauren that Mad Cow will continue to delight O’ Quinn. His most recent stage our community. performances include The Foreigner For more information or to inform at the University of Central Florida, and us of your legacy gift, please contact Fat Pig at Valencia College. He is finishAshley Hickman, Director of ing out his senior year at the Development, at 407.297.8788 ext. 1004 or ashleyh@madcowtheatre.com. University of Central Florida and will
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You Can’t Take It With You the World Showcase Players, Turtle Talk, Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor, Comedy Warehouse and the Adventurers Club. David is delighted to be directing his fourth Mad Cow production. He also directed The Explorers Club earlier this year, Laughter on the 23rd Floor at the Cow in 2012 and Bad Dates in 2006. Last year David directed St. Pete’s American Stage production of Laughter on the 23rd Floor. In addition to hundreds of shows for Sak at the Comedy Lab, David produced and directed The Sak Factor at the 2012 Orlando International Fringe Theatre Festival and Equus on Ice, a co-production with Toxic Audio, at the fringe in 2003. Dave has published the book Impossible is NOT a Word and also teaches and shares Quantum Vision, a program he has developed to help individuals, teams, divisions and companies achieve their goals, realize greater potential and bring their vision to fruition. Dave has traveled all over the world performing, directing, speaking and teaching.
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RON SCHNEIDER (Martin Vanderhof) is a graduate of the Los Angeles City College Theatre Academy’s School of Acting and Directing. He was featured in Mad Cow Theatre’s My Fair Lady (Colonel Pickering), Urinetown (Caldwell B. Cladwell), Sweeney Todd (Judge Turpin), She Loves Me (Maraczek), The Music Man (Mayor Shinn), Major Barbara (Andrew Undershaft), The Matchmaker (Horace Vandergelder) and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Big Daddy). Ron has frequently appeared at the Orlando Shakespeare Theater and Mount Dora’s IceHouse Theatre and
is the author of From Dreamer to Dreamfinder: A Life and Lessons Learned in 40 Years Behind a Name Tag. He dedicates this performance — and his life — to his fiancé, Jamie ... and their similarly madcap family! Monica Long TamborellO (The Grand Duchess Olga Katrina) is delighted to be performing for her first time with the Cows. Local acting credits include Little Women (Beth) with Orlando Repertory Theatre; and The Doctor in Spite of Himself (Geronte) and Love’s Labour’s Lost (Lady’s Maid/ Ensemble) with Orlando Shakespeare Theater. This Christmas, she will be performing for her seventh season in Dickens by Candlelight, Robin Olson’s adaptation of A Christmas Carol. Also a director, Monica’s credits include Macbeth, Much Ado About Nothing, Hamlet and Twelfth Night (The Young Company/Orlando Shakespeare Theater); Number the Stars, A Little Princess (Young Actors Theatre); Pollyanna, Pinocchio, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Charlotte’s Web (International Community School); and A Short History of Nearly Everything for Mad Cow’s Science Play Festival. Charlie Wright (Ed Carmichael ) is just tickled to be part of his first show with Mad Cow. New to the city, he works as an actor for Universal Orlando and was part of PlayFest at Orlando Shakespeare Theater this past season. He graduated with his BFA from Shorter College in Rome, Georgia and has since had the good fortune to work for a number of lovely theatres including
You Can’t Take It With You Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, American Players Theatre, Illinois Shakespeare Festival, Children’s Theatre of Madison, and Door Shakespeare. He sends all of his love to his family and friends and all of his gratitude to the wonderful Mad Cow team, cast, crew and all for making him feel so welcome. Mad Cow Theatre celebrates Season 19 in its home in downtown Orlando. Mad Cow Theatre is one of Orlando’s most respected professional theatre companies, presenting compelling works of theatre for a wide range of audiences, with a passion for both classic and contemporary plays representing
the best of American and world literature. Mad Cow Theatre attracts the area’s most talented and gifted actors, designers and directors. A mainstay of the company is its dedication to the process of creating theatre, incorporating in depth rehearsal and research periods along with a nurturing collaborative process. The company has received numerous awards, including Arts Innovator of the Year (United Arts of Central Florida), “Best Place to See a Play”(Orlando Sentinel). “Best Live Theatre” (Orlando Weekly), “Best Local Theatre Company” (Orlando Magazine), and “Best Performance Theatre”. (Orlando Business Journal).
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Mad Cow Theatre Staff Directory Executive Director Mitzi Maxwell Director of Development Ashley Hickman Manager of Creative Development Crystal Edwards Manager of Operations & Community Engagement Audrey McGowen
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Assistant Technical Director Waylon Lemasters Manager of Art & Design Lisa Buck Assistant Production Manager Danielle Paccione
Resident Director Aradhana Tiwari Resident Set Designer William Elliott Accountant Karen Herrick Photographer Tom Hurst
Box Office Supervisor Matt Underwood Audience Services Supervisor Tina Blankinship Sales & Service Specialist Jen Thomas Box Office Assistants Dave Baton Philip Clay Gabriel DeJesus Kyle Dusina Jen Thomas Jorge Valentin-Diaz
Board Members Elizabeth Maupin Mitzi Maxwell Brian McDowell Dr. Jonathan Miller Amanda Perry Joe Saunders Jean Siegfried Dr. Robert Stonerock Dr. Alvin Wang Alan Wilson Wendy Zehngebot Founding Members Rus Blackwell Trudy Bruner Alan Bruun Dennis Neal
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2015 - 2016 Donors Mad Cow Theatre has continually expanded at a pace that reflects the need of the city around it, and today is no exception. The theatre is making progress every day thanks to the visionary and generous support of the citizens of Central Florida and individual philanthropists, foundations and corporations who believe that Orlando’s success is tied directly to a dynamic cultural and artistic scene.
Business Circle Mad Cow Theatre thanks the following businesses for their contributions to Mad Cow Theatre’s artistic and educational programs enriching the lives of the Central Florida Community.
CORPORATE ANGEL Alcorn McBride Inc. Amazon Hose & Rubber Company CNS Healthcare Creative Zing Promotion Group Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation Effective Financial Services Inc. English Speaking Union, Central Florida Branch
Florida Theatrical Association Holland & Knight LLP Joanne King Design Kres Chophouse Millers Hardware Odd-o-Ts’ Entertainment in honor of all those that keep us performing! Orange County Arts & Cultural Affairs United Arts of Central Florida
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2015 - 2016 Donors SILVER CIRCLE $5,000-$9,999 Ford W. Kiene Ken & Trisha Margeson Mitzi Maxwell Brian McDowell
Jonathan Miller & Bethany Hicok Amanda Perry Joe Saunders
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DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE $1,000-$2,499 Brittany Abbass Anonymous Susan Fox Beversluis Jim Bowden Ken & Debbie Carpenter Steven Clawson Harriett Coleman Ann Cook Dr. Chris Crotty & Ms. Janie Brownlee Michael Daspin Mary & Frank J. Doherty Rosemary DuRocher Lisa & Dykes Everett
A Friend’s Foundation Trust in honor of Bob & Marty Stonerock Marilyn S. Goldman Dean Johnson Mary F. Kelsh Dr. Melvin Johnson Ed & Maria Leerdam George McKnight William Newkirk Neil & Kuei-mei Olcott John Parker & Deede Sharpe Randy & Patricia Robertson Lenore & Howard Roland
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Dr. Mary Palmer in memory of Amy Catherine Palmer George Poelker Phoebe & Eliot Rosewater Sharon Siskie & Ben Schilling W. Robert Sherry Barbara J. Smith Robert Stiefbold Nancy Weber & Lee Sasser Michael & Teresa Williams Bickley Wilson Edward & Phyllis Zissman 19
2015 - 2016 Donors HOLY COW $250-$499 Sherry G. Andrews Anonymous (2) Warren & Elise Bloom Tom & Kathy Cardwell Charitable Fund of the Schwab Charitable Fund Lucy & Mike Carney Linda & Bruce Chapin Louise & John Cook Sarah Downs & Russ Reader Judy Doyle & Bob Shaw in memory of Katie Doyle Dana & Diana Eagles Dr. Jefferson & Mrs. June Flowers Mr.& Mrs. Richard Fulton Bro & Dave Garland Rosemary & Will Gates Pamela & Lloyd Gillet
Kenneth & Marcia Hope Goodwin Robert Green Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hance in honor of Bambi Hance Susie & Jerry Haralson Dave & Nancy Harvey Ashley S. Hickman Ron Hirsch & Betty Reid Katherine Ho & Joey Sacco Jessica Hoffman Nancy Jacobsen & Jim Lussier Bette Jore Jack & Charline Kennedy Roy Kobert Philip & Lynn Kopala Christine Kroetsch & Jeremiah Hayes Cynthia Mackinnon Deborah & Jim Manuel
Jody & Craig Maughan BJ Maxwell Bill & Ede Nault David Piatt Jean-Paul Pinelli The Robin Neel & Tim Prince Family Fund Eugene & Jean Polarolo Tom & Leslie Reilly Emery Rosenbluth John D. Ruffier Deb Simpson John Simpson Katheleen Simpson Ron & Robin Taylor Leslie J. Temmen Trudy Wild Betty A. Willms
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Alex Abrams Gary Alexander Thelma Alexander Ashley Allen Rachel Allen John W. & Linda Cone Allen in honor of Maestro Christopher Wilkins Kim Allsup Ushma Amin Eric Angell Pamela Aniello Anonymous (21) Anonymous in honor of Christy Hammar & Michael Cooper Anonymous in honor of the Orlando Shakespeare Theater Guild Anonymous in honor The Bach Festival Choir Anonymous in memory of Colonel Stanley I. Hand Michael Arnold Maria-Elena Augustin Debbie Austin Jennifer Austin Drs. Cori Baill & Daniel Jacobs Melissa Barnes Sheryl Batchelder Kelvin Beechey Charles Behrens
Cheryl Belfay & Eric Schwab Adrienne & Ross Bell in memory of Jennie Zecca Jill Bello Harriett Berlien Neal & Genie Blaher Don Boell Ruth Bolton Robert Borchardt Jeffrey Boring Dr. Rita Bornstein Ken & Maria Bors Paul Bough Valli & David Boungard in honor of Robert R. Green James & Christina Bouwens Russell Bove Midge Bowman Megan Boye Jane Boyer Vonda Bradbury Pam Brandon Michael & Deborah Branton Joan Braun Sondra G. Braun Randy Brown Kenneth Buntrock Marywayne & Ted Bywater Kim & Tom Cannold
Arrael Cano, Jr. Tony & Raychel Cesaro Becky Chamberlin Sauvai Chan Eithne Clarke Amy Clayman Joan Cleary Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Coffey Hillary & Jay M. Cohen Franklin Coker Carrie Coley Jill Collins Gene Columbus Meg Comins Kathleen Conklin Mickey Cook Larry & Adrienne Cooperman Marcia & Bruce Cooperman Danielle Saba Courtenay Andrea & Steve Cox Caroline Crawford Nicki Creatore Jennifer Crocker Dan & Jill Croom Jennifer Cruise Ceme Curley Carol Curry Art & Cynthia Curtis Kimberly Dale
2015 - 2016 Donors THE HERD UP TO $249 (continued) Diane Darnall Susie Day Kristina DeNunzio Linda Dina Chip & Toni Dockery Carol Douglas Jim & Gail Downing Duck CarolAnn Dykes Linda Egan Todd & Adelaida Ehinger Mary Frances Emmons Dennis Enos Laila Esden Barbara Estevez Elena Farina Nancy & RJ Farris Michael Feldman George S. Fender in honor of American military forces Carolyn M. Fennell Jack Fields Barbara Fitzgerald William Flanigan David Fleischmann John Floyd Carol Foglesong Rebecca Fondessey Hope Forconi Kenneth Foskey Gisele Fowle Dexter Foxworth William Gagnon Elaine & Robert Gamson Roger & JoAnn Gatlin Teresa Gillman Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Gillman Annette Gluskin-Habin & Ron Habin Biff & Kathy Godfrey Diane Goodpaster Mr. & Mrs. Richard Grabowski Adam Graham Gary Graham Christopher Grant Sheila Greenspoon Elinor Greenway Carol C. Griffin Michael Gromoll Donna Gropper Matthew Grow Bryce Guignard Marty & Mike Haddad Michael Hagerty
Sarah Hammond Kathryn C. Harbaugh in memory of Howard C. & Janet L. Harbaugh Pam Harbaugh Paul Harlyn Rich Harmon & Jan Huebner Patrick Harrington Barbara B. Hartley in memory of Robert H. Hartley Michael Haushalter Claudine Hawthorne The Hawthorne Family Ann Hellmuth Jim Helsinger & Suzanne O’Donnell John Hemphill Seth Henderson Mary Owens Hess Tom Hess Ralph Hewitt Tim & Lynne Hickman Ronald Hicks Russel Hiett Lorraine Hill Babita Hilton Andrea Hochkeppel Jane Horton John & Mary Ruth Houston Tyler Hoyt Mary Ellen Hudson Matthew Hughes Terry & Bette Hyman in memory of Robert and Shirley Lack Jose Ibarra Gary Israel & Andrew Lazor Libby Jackson John & Wendy Jennings Kimbrough & Lisa Jennings Erica Johnson Jacqueline B. Johnson in honor of Mary C. Johnson Pamela Johnson Betty Jones Laura Jones Suzanne Jones Laura Jones Clyde Joseph Frank & Carol Julian Sanjiv Kapil Lisa Kaston Marc & Henrietta Katzen Conrad & Muriel Katzenmeyer Joseph Keilholtz & Linda Pfister Paul Kelly
June F. Kennedy Rodger Kilo Richard K. Kinas Christine Kindell Joanne King Zelda King M. Steven Kirchof Patrick Kittell Wayne Kline Bob & Carol Koch Melissa Koch David & Leigh Kramer in honor of Jim & Freddi Goodrich Col. & Mrs. Robert and Jerilyn Kreps Jonathan Kukor & Jennifer Sulzer Kenneth Kutz Barbara Kyle Victoria & Michael Landon Lynn Larson Hala Laviolette Sarah Layton Barbara Leach Mark Leavitt Kim Lechine Frances Lepow Duane Leuthold, Jr. Dr. Michael & Diane Levine Dale Lewis Michael Lewis Karon Linger PJ Litfin Kent Loika Rosalyn Lowenstein John & Rita Lowndes Maritza Luciano in memory of Adrian Hernandez Amy S. Luek Virginia Lumpkin Linda Macdonald Francille MacFarland, M.D. in memory of Hilda Wolf Sylvia Maier Lisa Maile John Majors Linda Marcet Dr.& Mrs. Thomas L. March Hilda Mariaca Roberta Marowitz Barbara Martin & Randy Engar Linnea Masson Nicolle Avery Masters Richard Mathus Dusty Matthews 21
2015 - 2016 Donors THE HERD UP TO $249 (continued)
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Jackie McAdams Lisa McAlpine Mallory McDonald Audrey & Andrew McGowen Andi McNally Scott McNicol John & Rebekah McReynolds R. Matilde Mesavage Bob & Jan Miller William Mitchell Dainon Moody Philip & Virginia Morris-Ardin Rich & Jane Mueller James Mullen Mr. & Mrs. Robert Murphy Ann Murrah Donna Mylrea Rajesh Nair Matt & Lauren Nelson Gabor Nemeth Albert “budd” & Cathy Nesi Cole NeSmith Mr. & Mrs. Robert Neuman Teresa Neumann & Mary Hewitt Jennafer Newberry Philip Nolen Faye Novick Tim O’Donell Rhonda Oehlrich Peg O’Keef Robin & Terry Olson Therese Osborne Shelley Park Elinor Parker Nanette Parratto-Wagner Virginia Partain Nancy Pate Glenn & Beverly Paulk Maria Perafan DW Phineas Perkins Shirley Peters Susan Pins & Allan Stevenson Diana Portillo Roger & Tetyana Portman Elizabeth Prast Brian Pray Marian Price Steven & Nancy Price Monika Proctor Angela Pryor George & Jeanne Querido Gioanna Quezodo
Jennifer Quigley William Quinlan Chris Randazzo Jessica L. Randolph Larry Rathmann Debra Ray Gary Redmond Barbara Reems James & Cynthia Reese Adam Reilly Patrick Reilly Allen & Alice Reinhardt Bill & Katie Reischmann Carl & Sandra Rendek James Render Lynne Rickman Susan M. Rideout Nathan Ritter John Roddy Joel Rodriguez Traies Roe & Brigid Noonan-Kilman Molly Rose & Bob Fleming Andy Rosemurgy Mardi Rosenfeld Margaret Roslawski Alison Royle Ms. Susan Ruberti Gerson L. Sacks Fred Salzman Diane L. Sandquist Vince & Kelly Santo Mary Jane Sardo Susan Sargent David Sceurman Leonard Schildhouse Margaret Schlageter Cynthia Schleier Joseph Schultz Elaine Scott Cindy Segreto Roslyn Sellers Stan & Mimi Shader Pat Shannon Norton Shapiro Richard Shenton Gene Shepherd James Shepp Bill & Denise Sherman Fred Shoemaker Sandy Silbert Steven Silverman Mr. & Mrs. Charles Simpson
Celnah Smith Rosa Smith William Smithson Paul Soost Helgi Soutar Howard Speigel Tom Springall Shannon St. John John & Joan Starkovich Bruce & Dolores Starling Arnold & Nira Stein Mary Stine Sigrid Stockhammer Dan & Zena Sulkes Freeman Ken & Tarra Sullivan Darren & Joan Sussman Kate Sylvester Mark & Cynthia Thomason Judy H. Thompson Lisa Thorell Gilbert Tills Peter Travis Dr. & Mrs. Melvin Tresser Katherine L. Turley Jerry& Barbara Twedt Kathleen Ulrich Harvey Utech Evan Valle Stephen Vanasco Jeff Vaughn Tom Vazzana Danny Veal Gloria Vila Andrew Vulich Stacia L. Wake Jean Walker Susan Walsh Jane Walsh-Weber Ezetta Walter Catherine & Carla Waltz Seymour Weiner Harry Wessel Andrew Wester John & Amy Lowndes Wettach James Wilson Lori & Daniel Wise Stephen & Angela Withers Sandra Womble Suzanne Zeien Mr. & Mrs. Samuel J. Zusmann Jr. Jerome Zygmunt
Listing reflects donations from September 1, 2014-September 17, 2015. We apologize for any errors or omissions.
Mad Cow Theatre Donation Form THE HERD UP TO $249 Amount
HOLY COW $250-$499 Amount
ARTIST’S CIRCLE $500-$999 Amount
DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE $1,000-$2,499 Amount
PRODUCER’s CIRCLE $2,500-$4,999 Amount
SILVER CIRCLE $5,000-$9,999
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2015 - 2016 Donors
United Arts Donor Recognition - 2015 United Arts of Central Florida is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and the one-stop-shop in supporting arts, science and history in Central Florida. United Arts serves more than 50 cultural institutions and artists by raising and distributing funds, securing and facilitating contracts for services, including vital pre-K to 12th grade educational programming, and providing management, administrative and advisory services. Through the generosity of our donors, United Arts has invested more than $136 million in local arts and cultural organizations and education, and through them, the diverse and energetic community that is Central Florida. We are deeply grateful to all of our donors and community partners for their investment in this industry of creativity and service.
Corporate and Government Donors Trustees ($100,000 - $250,000+) City of Orlando and Employees Darden Restaurants, Inc., Darden Foundation and Employees Florida Department of State Orange County Public Schools and Employees Orange County, Florida and Employees Seminole County, Florida and Seminole County Public Library System University of Central Florida Walt Disney World Resort Associate Trustees ($50,000 - $99,999) Bank of America Florida Blue Greater Orlando Aviation Authority Lockheed Martin and Employees Wells Fargo and Employees Chairman’s Circle ($25,000 - $49,999) Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor & Reed, P.A. and Employees Massey Services, Inc. and Employees Orlando Magic and Employees President’s Circle ($10,000 - $24,999) Akerman LLP and Employees Baker Barrios Architects and Baker Barrios | FUSION
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Bright House Networks, LLC City of Winter Park Orlando Utilities Commission and Employees Osceola County Public Schools SunTrust Bank, Central Florida, SunTrust Foundation and Employees Platinum Circle ($7,500 - $9,999) Dean Mead Employees Gold Circle ($5,000 - $7,499) A. Brian Phillips, P.A. Holland & Knight, LLP Employees Orlando Science Center Employees SeaWorld Parks and Resorts Orlando 1 Anonymous Donor Silver Circle ($2,500 - $4,999) AAA and Employees Amazon Hose & Rubber Company DAC Bond Holiday Inn Club Vacations Houck Talent, Inc. Mary Palmer & Associates, LLC Rollins College Employees Rosen Hotels & Resorts Silver Bullet Tech Pros, Inc. Valencia College ZeroChaos
Bronze Circle ($1,000 - $2,499) ABC Fine Wine & Spirits Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz, PC CITY Commercial in honor of Dierdre Miles Burger and Robert Hill Duke Energy and Employees Eidson Insurance, A Marsh & McLennan Agency Foley & Lardner Employees Jill S. Schwartz & Associates, P.A. Jill S. Schwartz KPMG, LLP Employees Odd-o-Ts’ Entertainment in honor of all those that keep us performing! Orange Appeal Orlando Shakespeare Theater Employees Osceola Districts Schools Perez-Kelly Law Firm Pineloch Management Corporation Seay Business Solutions, LLC Stephen M. Seay BG, USA (Ret.) Smart City United Arts of Central Florida Employees Walgreen Co.
Gifts as of July 31, 2015
2015 - 2016 Donors Individual and Foundation Donors Trustees ($100,000 - $250,000+) Alan Ginsburg Family Foundation Elizabeth Morse Genius Foundation Associate Trustees ($50,000 - $99,999) Frank Santos and Dan Dantin Chairman’s Circle ($25,000 - $49,999) A Friends’ Foundation Trust Andrea T. Eliscu in memory of Natalie Roussman and her love of ballet Rita and John Lowndes Ken and Trisha Margeson Harvery L. and Carol Massey Annette P. Neel Kathryn Chicone Ustler President’s Circle ($10,000 - $24,999) David and Judy Albertson M. Elizabeth Brothers The Bryce L. West Foundation Janet Donahue Ava and Art Doppelt Elaine Berol Taylor & Scott Bevan Taylor Foundation Marilyn S. Goldman and Steve Goldman Charitable Foundation Lester and Sonia Mandell Galen Miller in honor of Tiffany Tankersley Dr. Mary Palmer in memory of Amy Catherine Palmer Publix Super Markets Charities Valerie and Jim Shapiro Dr. Robert F. and Mrs. Martha S. Stonerock Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Warren 2 Anonymous Donors Platinum Circle ($7,500 - $9,999) Mary and Frank J. Doherty Randolph and Susan Fields Marilyn S. Goldman Pat and Audrey Knipe Alexis C. Pugh Gold Circle ($5,000 - $7,499) John W. and Linda Cone Allen in honor of Maestro Christopher Wilkins Kurt L. Anderson Gordon and Susan Arkin Berl Brechner Alana and Matt Brenner Howard Britt Tom and Kathy Cardwell Charitable Fund of the Schwab Charitable Fund Hillary and Jay M. Cohen Carl and Ann Croft Robert and Tricia Earl Sally Blackmun and Michael Elsberry Lisa and Dykes Everett Carol Stanley Fenner Laraine and Phil Frahm LaVonne Graese
The Melrose Foundation Jack B. Hanson/Grant E. Gribble Terri and Michael Harding Dustin and Angel Houck Marc and Henrietta Katzen Harriett Lake Edward and Helen Layman Family Fund Judy and Tony Lutkus Mr. Alex and The Hon. Cynthia Mackinnon Robin H. Murphy Dr. and Mrs. Stuart Blair Murphy Clarence Otis Jr. and Jacqueline L. Bradley The Rev. and Mrs. Eric Ravndal III in honor of Dr. John V. Sinclair Mr. and Mrs. Brad Richmond Wayne and Dr. Robin Roberts Donor Advised Fund at the Central Florida Foundation John and Margaret Sanders Salli and Greg Setta Drs. John and Gail Sinclair Bosco R. and Beverly J. Slaughter Drs. David Smuckler and Maxine Tabas Simon and Ellen Snyder William Newkirk and Cheryl Tschanz Family Foundation Robert and Shirley Waggoner Robert B. White Jr. Alan Whittaker Scott H. Wilson Ying Family Foundation Tom and Penny Yochum 3 Anonymous Donors Silver Circle ($2,500 - $4,999) Andy and Autumn Ames in memory of John Tiedtke and in honor of John Sinclair’s 25th Anniversary with the Bach Festival Society of Winter Park Kurtis T. Bauerle John and Lee Benz Joe and Carol Bert Frank and Carol-Lynn Bevc Jeanne Miles Blackburn Stewart Brown Dr. Andy and Verna Buchs O’Ann and Pat Christiansen Drs. Jeff Cohen and Luci Belnick Valerie and Paul Collins Carol and Ted Conner Candice Crawford Dr. Ronald and Nancy Davis Duncan and Lael Dewahl Donna Dowless Dr. and Mrs. Seline and Leonard Dreifus Judith Duda and Howard Weber George S. Fender in honor of American military forces Florida Charities
Kathryn and Bud Grammer Janice G. Gruber Edward Hensley John and Martha Hitt Hugh and Caroline James Michael J. and Aimee Rusinko Kakos Norma and Bernard Kaplan RK and Faron Kelley Mary F. Kelsh Jim Kersey Ford W. Kiene Col. and Mrs. Robert and Jerilyn Kreps Dr. Susan Cohn Lackman and Dr. Richard D. Knapp Mary Laurie Lane Nancy C. Jacobson and James R. Lussier Alex and Juliet Martins Jay Yellen and Elizabeth Maupin John and Joyce Mcleod Dr. Alfonso Migliara Jr. Cindy and Frank Murray Beth and Jack Nagle Sanford Neubarth Michael A. Nocero, Jr. in memory of Mary Jo Nocero Rosemary O’Shea John Parker and Deede Sharpe Ronald and Carrie Patterson Mr. Roger and Dr. Gloria Pickar Dave Plotkin Christopher and Carol Ranck Bill and Joan Randolph Rita and Jeffrey Adler Foundation Phoebe and Eliot Rosewater Corrine K. Roy Kenneth S. Shappell Diane and Robert Smedley Judith Thompson Cynthia Tomlinson Leila Edgerton Trismen Harold and Libby Ward Peter and Frances Weldon Bill and Suzy Wilson Gayle Wirtz Leighton and Phyllis Yates Dr. Armand and Alison Zilioli 3 Anonymous Donors Bronze Circle ($1,000 - $2,499) Judy Ahearn Matthew and Rebecca Ahearn Carol and Herb Arkin Grateful for The Anonymous Donor Kim Ashby in honor of Bob and Katy Ashby Maria-Elena Augustin David B. Baer Timothy Baker David F. Baldree Nathan and Lynda Balint Jamie Barati, SIOR, CCIM
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2015 - 2016 Donors Individual and Foundation Donors Bronze Circle ($1,000 - $2,499) (CONTINUED)
Beth Barnes and John Crocitto Durham and Jan Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Jody Barry Lyn and David Berelsman Rocky and Cissy Bergman Susan Fox Beversluis Shirley D. Bias Patti Black Ann and Derek Blakeslee Carolyn Blice Darryl M. Bloodworth Dr. and Mrs. Albert Bogdanowitsch Russell and Mary Ellen Boice J. Clancey and Susan Bounds Scott Bowman and Luis Hernandez Jacqueline Bozzuto and Chris Fountas Connie and Roy Brand Nicki and Jeff Bromme Debra M. Brown Lawrence D. Brown, M.D. Dr. Chris Crotty and Ms. Janie Brownlee Linda and Bruce Chapin Amy K. Chapman Laurie and Zachary Cheek Christopher-Meunch Family Debbie Clements Dr. and Mrs. Delos Clift Mrs. Trevor Colbourn Teresa and Jay Colling Donna Comey Athalia and Robert Cope Coleman and Ingrid Cordell Stanley J. Cording Andrea and Steve Cox Susan M. Curran Fred and Gayle Curtis Noriko Brown Davatelis Alan and Susan Davis Francie and Wayne Dear Duncan C. DeWahl Patricia DeYoung Victor and Lissette Diaz Sheri and Mark Dixon James B. Dorman, Jr. Bruce Douglas Becky and Andrew Dubill Mrs. Buell G. Duncan, Jr. in memory of Buell G. Duncan Jr. Dr. Patsy Duphorne in memory of Clare S. Orth Michael Dwulit Patricia R. Edwards in memory of Stanley Fenner Ted B. Edwards Rex and Kathy Elbert Mary Anne Elwood Lee and Carolyn Eubank Jose A. Fajardo Dr. Jay and Randye Falk Melvin and Aileen Field
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Susan Finnegan Dr. Jefferson and Mrs. June Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Craig Forness Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fulton Elaine and Robert Gamson Gayle G. and Marlene Gardner Bro and Dave Garland Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. George Suzanne E. Gilbert Linda Landman Gonzalez Freddi and Jim Goodrich Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Goodwin in honor of Nathaniel and Jeanne Evans, Sr. Carol and Leonard Greenbaum Dr. Scott Greenwood and Dr. Pamela Freeman-Greenwood Jean Grono-Nowry Edye and Ed Haddock Grace and Fred Hagedorn Dr. and Mrs. Yu Hak Hahn Jodie A. Hardman Paul M. Harmon Marty and Jim Heekin Dr. Stephen and Ruth Ann Heller Jim Helsinger and Suzanne O’Donnell Katherine Ho and Joey Sacco Ruby Homayssi, LCDR, USN Ret. Mrs. Helen J. Hosid Martha and Lynn Howle Betty and Paul Hoyer Danny Humphress and Enrique de la Torre Joseph and Jan Hurt Allen and Dana Irwin Dr. Diane M. Jacobs Rhett Jibaja Pamela Johnson Stacey R. Johnson Bette Jore Daun and Lisa Junkerman George A. Kalogridis and Andrew G. Hardy Bandu and Cathy Karunaratne Keith and Claudia Kasen Gil Kemp Maureen and Mark Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kobrin in memory of Jack and Sara Kobrin Michael and Darcy Krajewski Eva Krzewinski, MBA The Kwok-Ng Giving Fund Dr. Jee Sang Kwon and Mrs. Keumja Kwon Karen and Mickey Lane James and Peggy Lantz Meredith E. Level Dr. Mitch and Swantje Levin
Dr. Michael and Diane Levine John and Pamela Lyle Francille MacFarland, M.D. in memory of Hilda Wolf Jim MacPhee Janine and Jim Madison Bob and Julie Mandell Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. March James and Sarah Martin Hudson and Jennifer Marvel in memory of Harry and Germaine Marvel Tony Massey Andrea Massey-Farrell David R. Mattson Jody and Craig Maughan Thomas Maurer Dr. and Mrs. Jay McClelland David and Suzi McGuffin Dan and Liz McIntosh Carol McKnight Susan McKenna John and Rebekah McReynolds Bob Mead Dr. and Mrs. Robert Metzger Christine and Mark Middlebrook Dr. Margaret and Mr. Charles E. Miller in memory of Jennifer C. Miller, our daughter Jim and Cynthia Milligan in honor of Jacklyn Wright Clay and Kim Mitchell in memory of Dr. William C. Mitchell Jeffrey and Mindy Moore Col. and Mrs. George T. Morris Dale and Martha Morrison Jan Moss Murphy Family Foundation Lisa G. Nason JoAnn Newman Catherine A. Ni Antonia C. Novello Suzanne and Alan Oberholtzer Madeline Eckett Oden Leslie King O’Neal Molly O’Neill Borron and Beppy Owen Glenn and Beverly Paulk Dw Phineas Perkins Nancy K. Phipps Mrs. Maria Plotkin Dr. Daniel and Lesley Podberesky Martin and Ellen Prague Lisa and Albert Prast Dr. and Mrs. Don M. Preble Steven and Nancy Price Fred and Jeanie Raffa Keith and Lisa Ramsey James and Beverly Rawlings Diane and Phil Reece Shyla and Steve Reich William and Barbara Robbinson Joan Ruffier and Edward Manning
2015 - 2016 Donors Individual and Foundation Donors Bronze Circle ($1,000 - $2,499) (CONTINUED)
John D. Ruffier James and Judy Russell Michael and Theresa Ryan Betsy and Joe Samuel Dr. Richard Sandler Andy & Linda Schaidt Frank Schornagle Jim and Pat Schroeder Dr. Peter and Carol Selassie Geanne and Adrian Share Joel H. Sharp, Jr. Winifred J. Sharp James G. Shepp in honor of Christopher Wilkins and Suellen Fagin-Allen Imogene Shiplett Jean E. Siegfried David Sigalow and Heather Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simpson Charlie and Becca Sloan Jonathan Smiga Celnah Smith in memory of my husband Leon Smith George and Gretchen Smith Mark Edward Smith Dennis Sobeck Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. St. George George and Barbara Stedronsky Margery Pabst Steinmetz and Chuck Steinmetz Elizabeth Allen Sterchi
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Rene Stutzman Jackie and Rod Sward Vernon Swartsel Blaine & Rebecca Sweatt Bill and Kathy Taulbee Cory L. Taylor Mindy and Rob Teegarden Leslie J. Temmen Mr. and Mrs. David R. Terry Jr. Deborah and Garritt Toohey in honor of Althea Rokes Kurry Joan and Harry Travis Jerry Trojanek Anthea M. Turner Jerry and Barbara Twedt Mr. Hardy Vaughn Jessica Vaught Drs. Kenneth and Bernadette Vehec Richard and Jeanne Vinci Donald D. Voorhees Dr. Lawrence and Nancy Wagers Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Walker Bill and Robbi Walker George A. Wallace Katy Moss Warner Neil and Malka Webman Louise and Dick Weiner in honor of Harriett Lake Barbara Weinreich Dr. Miriam Weston David Wheeler
Trudy Wild Helen K. and John R. Williams Alan Wilson Heidi Price Zerivitz in honor of Dierdre Miles Burger and Robert Hill Anonymous in memory of Clifford and Marilyn Lee Anonymous in loving memory of Gladys B. Munroe 13 Anonymous Donors
Gifts as of July 31, 2015
To see the complete list of 2015 donors, please visit www.UnitedArts.cc United Arts of Central Florida is supported in part by the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs and the Florida Council on Arts and Culture.
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