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he 2018 season of the Utah Shakespeare Festival is packed with stories of characters grappling with what it means to be part of a diverse world. Whether it is Iago insidiously promoting differences and intolerance in Othello or Huck Finn learning in Big River that all human beings are valuable and should be treated fairly and equally, whether it is the characters of The Merchant of Venice testing “the quality of mercy” or those of Henry VI Part One possibly destroying their country over a changing concept of nationalism—all explore the power of our common humanity.

Our eight plays this year tell stories from the time of ancient Greece to Elizabethan England, from seventeenth century France to 1980s Georgia. They include a parade of hilarious, evil, wise, loving, hateful, and searching characters—a reflection of us all.

We hope you will join with them and with us as our phenomenal artists bring your stories to our stages. We’ll save you a seat.

Frank Mack, executive producer Brian Vaughn, artistic director

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Table of Contents An Iliad. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Big River. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 The Foreigner. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Henry VI Part One . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 The Merchant of Venice. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 The Merry Wives of Windsor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 Othello. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 The Greenshow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 Cover photo:

Wayne T. Carr in the title role in Othello.

(Photo by Karl Hugh. Copyright 2018 Utah Shakespeare Festival.)

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GUEST INFORMATION Enjoy the PlayS

We encourage all our guests to prepare by learning a bit about the plays. Printed playbills and souvenir programs as well as www.bard.org contain synopses, character lists, and other play information.

Arrive at least fifteen to thirty minutes early in order to take care of personal needs (food, drink, restroom, etc.) before you enter the theatre.

Keep in mind that if you are late or leave the theatre during the performance, you will be admitted back inside only at an appropriate time during the production.

Talking or even whispering during the performance is distracting to everyone around you, including the actors. Please be courteous.

Keep cell phones turned off and put away during the performance. Everyone around you will be distracted if you take even a quick glance at a text message.

Please do not take any type of photograph or recording of any kind in the theatres; doing so is a violation of union rules. Cameras and recording devices are not allowed in the theatres during performances.

Best of all, have fun and enjoy!

The magic of the theatre is only possible with you!

Festival Information

Information is available by writing Utah Shakespeare Festival, 351 West Center Street, Cedar City, Utah 84720 or by telephoning 435586-7880. Ticket information is available by calling 435-586-7878 or toll-free 1-800-PLAYTIX or by e-mail at guestservices@bard.org.

Or you can find us on the internet at www.bard.org.

Pursuant to state law, smoking is prohibited in the theatres and in all public buildings.

As a courtesy to both artists and guests, no one under six years of age will be admitted to the theatres.

You may take advantage of our professionally staffed child care 123 S. 300 West Street, just south of the Randall L. Jones Theatre.

Refreshments are permitted in lobbies only of the Randall L. Jones Theatre and the Eileen and Allen Anes Studio Theatre. Concession items are allowed in the Engelstad Shakespeare Theatre, but please be aware of those around you and of the actors and don’t rattle ice or wrappers.

In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, all Utah Shakespeare Festival theatres are accessible to persons with disabilities and are equipped with hearing-enhancement headsets available for no charge in the theatre lobbies. Individuals needing special accommodations should notify the Ticket Office at least ten working days prior to the play.

Utah Shakespeare Festival performances may include aerosol simulated fog effects, stroboscopic light effects, simulated gunshots or other loud noises, and the smoking of cigars or cigarettes. If you have health concerns, please notify house management personnel, so they may assist you in locating alternate seating.

Cedar City is located in the high desert, so please stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water during your visit.

“Shakespeare-under-theStars” sometimes necessitates a poncho or a light wrap, so come prepared. The Engelstad Shakespeare Theatre is an outdoor space, with limited covering over the audience and stage. Performances will continue during inclement weather, possibly after short delays. We will make every effort to complete the performance, even if it is raining.

Umbrellas are not allowed, but rain ponchos are appropriate and available for sale. If a performance is cancelled before intermission, a credit will be issued to all guests in attendance at the performance. The Festival will not issue credits if the show is canceled after intermission.

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properties are built at the Utah Shakespeare Festival by Festival personnel.

The Utah Shakespeare Festival is a charter member of the Shakespeare Theatre Association (STA).

The Utah Shakespeare Festival 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 Utah Shakespeare Festival also employs stage directors and choreographers through the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, a national theatrical labor union.

Designers for the Utah Shakespeare Festival are represented by United Scenic Artists (USA) local #829.

The programs and activities of the Utah Shakespeare Festival are sponsored in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, Washington, D.C., and the Utah Division of Arts and Museums.

The Utah Shakespeare Festival is located in the Beverley Taylor Sorenson Center for the Arts on the campus of Southern Utah University.

2018 Playbill Bruce C. Lee Editor and Publications Manager Tyler Morgan Marketing and Communications Director Marlo Ihler Marketing Associate Richie Uminski Communications Assistant Karl Hugh Photographer Wyett Ihler Graphic Artist Copyright © 2018 the Utah Shakespeare Festival. Cover and entire contents are fully protected and may not be reproduced in any manner without written permission of the Utah Shakespeare Festival.

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AN ILIAD

By Lisa Peterson and Denis O’Hare

Based on Homer’s The Iliad, translated by Robert Fagles Sponsored by The Emma Eccles Jones Foundation and Utah Media Group

Artistic Staff

Director Scenery Coordinator Costume Designer Lighting Designer Sound Coordinator Voice and Text Coach Stage Manager

Jason Spelbring Nils Emerson Jeffrey Lieder William C. Kirkham Ryan Turpin Philip Thompson Tanya J. Searle*, Terence Orleans Alexander*

The play is performed without intermission.

Cast

The Poet The Muse

Brian Vaughn* Katie Fay Francis

*Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States.

The lighting designer is represented by the United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829 of the IATSE. Videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.

An Iliad is presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York.

An Iliad was originally developed as part of the New York Theatre Workshop Usual Suspects Program, Off-Broadway premiere produced by New York Theatre Workshop ( Jim Nicola, Artistic Director; William Russo, Managing Director) in 2012.

An Iliad was originally produced by Seattle Repertory Theatre ( Jerry Manning Producing Artistic Director; Benjamin Moore, Managing Director).

It was subsequently produced by McCarter Theatre Center, Princeton, NJ (Emily Mann, Artistic Director; Timothy J. Shields, Managing Director, Mara Isaacs, Producing Director).

An Iliad was developed in part with the assistance of the Sundance Institute Theatre Program. @utahshakespeare | #aniliadusf

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THE STORY OF THE PLAY

single, modern day storyteller takes the stage—possibly Homer, possibly one of the many bards who followed in his footsteps. Aided by his Muse and his memory of centuries of war, he retells Homer’s classic tale of the Trojan War, specifically the famous story of the great fighters Achilles and Hector. As he shares his tale with a modern audience, his references with wars

throughout the ages collide with the ancient story of Greeks and Trojans.

As a traveling storyteller, he uses poetry, music, humor, and poignant accounts of war to share the experience from the perspective of a fighting Greek soldier and of a poet, a tale he is feels fated (unfortunately) to tell throughout time.

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BIG RIVER Music and Lyrics by Roger Miller Book by William Hauptman

Adapted from the Novel by Mark Twain Sponsored by The Sorenson Legacy Foundation, Fox 13, and Cherry Creek Radio

Artistic Staff

Director Choreographer Music Director Scenic Designer Costume Designer Lighting Designer Sound Designer Voice and Text Coach Fight Director Stage Manager

Melissa Rain Anderson Christine Rowan Michael Gribbin Jason Lajka K. L. Alberts William C. Kirkham Barry G. Funderburg Nathan C. Crocker Jason Spelbring Amy Witherby*

Scene: Along the Mississippi River Valley, late 1840s There will be one intermission.

Cast

(in order of appearance)

Huckleberry Finn Rob Riordan*

Jim Ezekiel Andrew

Widow Douglas Colleen Baum*

Miss Watson Stephanie Lambourn*

Judge Thatcher A. Bryan Humphrey*

Pap Finn John Ahlin*

Tom Sawyer Michael Doherty*

Teacher Chris Mixon*

Ben Rogers Ian Allredâ€

Jo Harper Austin Glen Jacobs

Simon Landon Tate Boyle

Dick Lance Rasmussen

Preacher Jim Poulos*

Strange Woman Colleen Baum*

Slaves/Servants Veronica Otim, Daria Pilar Redus, Andre

Spathelf-Sanders, Keith Livingston

The King Chris Mixon*

The Duke Jim Poulos*

Hank Landon Tate Boyle

Lafe Russ Benton*

Andy Lance Rasmussen

Tarts Samantha Allred, Katie Fay Francis,

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BIG RIVER

Young Fool

Mary Jane Wilkes

Susan Wilkes

Joanna Wilkes

Counselor Robinson

Alice

Alice’s Daughter

Sheriff Bell

Harvey Wilkes

Sally Phelps

Silas Phelps

Doctor

Ensemble

Austin Glen Jacobs Samantha Allred Katie Fay Francis Cailen Fu Russ Benton* Veronica Otim Chaye Lynn Brown John Ahlin* A. Bryan Humphrey* Stephanie Lambourn* Russ Benton* A. Bryan Humphrey* John Ahlin*, Ian Allred†, Samantha Allred, Colleen Baum*, Russ Benton*, Landon Tate Boyle, Katie Fay Francis, Cailen Fu, A. Bryan Humphrey*, Austin Glen Jacobs, Stephanie Lambourn*, Keith Livingston, Henry A. McDaniel, Chris Mixon*, Veronica Otim, Jim Poulos*, Lance Rasmussen, Daria Pilar Redus, Andre Spathelf-Sanders

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Huckleberry Finn/Jo Harper/Young Fool—Landon Tate Boyle; Jim—André Spathelf-Sanders; Widow Douglas/Strange Woman/Tart/Mary Jane Wilkes/Joanna Wilkes—Katie Fay Francis; Miss Watson/ Susan Wilkes/Sally Phelps—Cailen Fu; Judge Thatcher/Harvey Wilkes/Doctor/King—Henry A McDaniel; Pap Finn—Russ Benton*; Tom Sawyer/Simon/Preacher/The Duke/Hank—Austin Glen Jacobs; Ben Rogers/Lafe/Counselor Robinson/Silas Phelps—Lance Rasmussen; Dick/Andy/Sheriff Bell—Ian Allred†; Alice—Daria Pilar Redus Understudies never substitute for listed players unless an announcement is made prior to the performance.

*Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States. †Appearing courtesy of the Southern Utah University Fellowship Program.

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The scenic, lighting, and sound designers are represented by the United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829 of the IATSE. Music recorded at Tanner Monagle Studio, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.

Big River is presented through special arrangement with R & H Theatricals: www.rnh.com. @utahshakespeare | #bigriverusf

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BIG RIVER THE STORY OF THE PLAY

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the town believes Jim “killed” Huck because he ran away the same night as Huck “died,” and so they quickly load a raft and escape down the river.

Soon two desperate men who have recently broken out of jail intrude upon the raft. The King and the Duke are conmen who tell Huck and Jim they are a preacher and an actor. The men come up with the idea of putting on a show in a town they are passing to drum up money from the locals. Jim is left chained to the raft as the men and Huck go into town. The silly shenanigans pay off, and they make some money that they use to celebrate and purchase new clothes.

At the next town on the river, the men and Huck waste no time in staging another elaborate hoax. This time it involves a mourning family, a significant inheritance, a shooting, and even Huck’s old friend, Tom Sawyer.

What happens next will determine the future and freedom of both Huck and Jim, on their adventure down the Big River.

his adaptation of Mark Twain’s literary classic takes us down the mighty Mississippi River as the wild child Huckleberry Finn and his friend Jim, a runaway slave, search for freedom.

Once a homeless boy, Huck lives in the small town of St. Petersburg, Missouri, with Widow Douglas and Miss Watson, two spinster sisters who took him in. They are trying to teach him the only way to heaven is by reading the Bible. He wants nothing to do with education and religion and would rather leave town to go West, taking with him the $6,000 that he and his friend Tom Sawyer each have from finding stolen gold on a previous adventure. Trouble arises when Huck’s vagabond, alcoholic father, comes after the money, and Huck fakes his own death to escape to Jackson’s Island.

Here he runs into Jim, a runaway slave belonging to Miss Watson. Jim admits to running away to avoid being sold again and to look for his family. Huck promises to help him, even though he could get into trouble. Huck hears a rumor that

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BIG RIVER MUSICAL NUMBERS Act 1 “Do You Wanna Go to Heaven?”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The Company “The Boys”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tom and the Boys “Waitin’ for the Light to Shine”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Huck “Guv’ment”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pap “Hand for the Hog”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tom “I, Huckleberry, Me”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Huck “Muddy Water”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim and Huck “The Crossing”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Slaves “River in the Rain”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Huck and Jim “When the Sun Goes Down in the South”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Duke, King, and Huck Act 2 “The Royal Nonesuch”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Duke and the Company “Worlds Apart”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim and Huck “Arkansas” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A Young Fool “How Blest We Are” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alice and the Company “You Oughta Be Here with Me”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mary Jane, Susan, and Joanna Reprise: “How Blest We Are”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The Company “Leavin’s Not the Only Way to Go”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Huck, Mary Jane, and Jim Reprise: “Waitin’ for the Light to Shine”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Huck “Free at Last”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim and Slaves Reprise: “River in the Rain” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Huck and Jim Reprise: “Muddy Water”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The Company

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the foreigner

By Larry Shue Sponsored by The Cedar City/Brian Head Tourism Bureau and The Deseret News

Artistic Staff

Director Scenic Designer Costume Designer Lighting Designer Music Score and Sound Designer Voice and Text Coach Fight Director Stage Manager Assistant Stage Manager

Vincent J. Cardinal Jason Lajka David Kay Mickelsen William C. Kirkham Barry G. Funderburg Jeremy Sortore Jason Spelbring Terence Orleans Alexander* Caleb Thomas Cook*

Scene: Betty Meeks’s Fishing Lodge Resort, Tilghman County, Georgia; the recent past There will be one intermission.

Cast

S/Sgt. “Froggy” LeSueur Charlie Baker Betty Meeks Rev. David Marshall Lee Catherine Simms Owen Musser Ellard Simms

Chris Mixon* Michael Doherty* Colleen Baum* Josh Jeffers Katie Fay Francis Russ Benton* Rob Riordan*

Understudies

S/Sgt. “Froggy” LeSueur/Owen Musser—Michael A. Harding; Charlie Baker/Rev. David Marshall Lee— Ian Allred†; Betty Meeks/Catherine Simms—Samantha Allred; Ellard Simms—Keaton Delmar Johns Understudies never substitute for listed players unless an announcement is made prior to the performance.

*Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States. †Appearing courtesy of the Southern Utah University Fellowship Program.

The scenic, costume, lighting, and sound designers are represented by the United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829 of the IATSE. Videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.

The Foreigner is presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York.

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the foreigner THE STORY OF THE PLAY

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price. In addition, Ellard Simms, Catherine’s slow-witted brother, appears on the scene, and it becomes apparent that David is trying to make him appear to be an idiot so that he can’t inherit his half of the Simms family fortune—so it all goes to Catherine.

Charlie endears himself to almost everyone by being a good listener as the others relate their problems to him. He doesn’t judge, nor does he give advice. So, Ellard tries his hand at teaching Charlie to speak English. Clearly Ellard isn’t so stupid after all, as Charlie reveals him to be a natural teacher.

Froggy returns and is surprised at how well his shy friend is doing. Froggy agrees to return the next day, and, in private, Charlie reveals that he is having a wonderful time and may even be acquiring a personality.

Owen and David return, and Charlie demonstrates how much Ellard has taught him in just two days. Catherine agrees that Ellard is

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indeed smart enough to receive his part of the inheritance, much to the dismay of David, who decides a hasty marriage to Catherine might be in his best interest after all.

Charlie agrees to teach a bit of his “native tongue,” and has a good deal of fun at Owen and David’s expense. Owen, unable to stand any further torment, rages that the Klan will soon be coming to purge the land of foreigners. As Act One concludes, the power has been cut off and the lodge is in virtual isolation and darkness as everyone turns to Charlie for a solution.

As promised, the Klan appears, torches blazing; but Charlie and Ellard are able to trick them and expose David for what he really is.

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HENRY VI PART ONE

By William Shakespeare Sponsored by Dominion Energy and KUED

Artistic Staff

Director Scenic Designer Costume Designer Lighting Designer Sound Designer/Composer Music Director Dramaturg Voice and Text Coach Fight Director Stage Manager

Henry Woronicz Apollo Mark Weaver Lauren T. Roark Michael Pasquini Joe Payne Brandon Scott Grayson Isabel Smith-Bernstein Nathan C. Crocker Geoffrey Kent Bryan Sommer*

Scene: England and France There will be one intermission.

Cast

King Henry VI

Duke of Gloucester, uncle to the king,

and lord protector

Duchess of Bedford, aunt to the king, and

regent of France

Duchess of Gloucester, wife to the duke Bishop of Winchester, afterwards cardinal,

uncle to the king

Earl of Somerset Richard Plantagenet, afterwards Duke of York

Earl of Warwick

Earl of Salisbury

Earl of Suffolk

Lord Talbot

John Talbot, his son

Edmund Mortimer, earl of March

Sir John Fastolfe

Lady Lucy

Mayor of London Woodville, lieutenant of the Tower

Vernon

Basset

Lawyer

Jim Poulos*

Dan Kremer* Lisa Wolpe* Leslie Brott* A. Bryan Humphrey* Lance Rasmussen Michael Elich* Kyle Bullock Josh Innerst Josh Innerst Geoffrey Kent* Austin Glen Jacobs Tarah Flanagan* John Ahlin* Lisa Wolpe* John Ahlin* Henry A. McDaniel Keith Livingston Landon Tate Boyle Austin Glen Jacobs 28

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Duke of Burgundy

Duchess of Alençon

Bastard of Orléans

Governor of Paris

Master Gunner of Orléans

Gunner’s Boy

General of Bordeaux Shepherd, father to Joan de Pucelle Margaret, daughter to Reignier

Joan de Pucelle, also called Joan of Arc

Ensemble

Ezekiel Andrew, Stephanie Lambourn* Ty Fanning John Ahlin* Henry A. McDaniel Tarah Flanagan* Michael A. Harding Chad Henwood† Ezekiel Andrew Jim Poulos* Michael A. Harding Lisa Wolpe* Stephanie Lambourn* Tracie Lane Ezekiel Andrew, Landon Tate Boyle, Kyle Bullock, Michael Elich*, Chad Henwood†, Josh Innerst, Austin Glen Jacobs, Stephanie Lambourn*, Keith Livingston, Henry A. McDaniel, Lance Rasmussen

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HENRY VI PART ONE Understudies

King Henry VI/Gunner’s Boy—Austin Glen Jacobs; Duke of Gloucester—Michael A. Harding; Duke of Bedford/Lady Lucy/Shepherd—Veronica Otim; Duchess of Gloucester/Margaret—Cailen Fu; Bishop of Wincester—Lance Rasmussen; Earl of Somerset/ Earl of Warwick/Earl of Salisbury/Earl of Suffolk—Landon Tate Boyle; Richard Plantagenet/Lord Talbot—Josh Innerst; John Talbot—Sara Funk†; Edmund Mortimer/Duchess of Alençon—Daria Pilar Redus; Sir John Fastolfe/Reignier/Mayor of London/Duke of Burgundy/Woodville—Ezekiel Andrew; Vernon/Governor of Paris—Courtney McMullin†; Basset/Bastard of Orléans/Master Gunner of Orléans/General of Bordeaux—Chad Henwood†; Lawyer—Sara Funk†; Jailers—Cailen Fu, Chad Henwood†; Charles—Kyle Bullock; Joan de Pucelle—Stephanie Lambourn* Understudies never substitute for listed players unless an announcement is made prior to the performance.

*Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States. †Appearing courtesy of the Southern Utah University Fellowship Program.

The director and fight director are members of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, a national theatrical labor union.

The costume and sound designers are represented by the United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829 of the IATSE. Videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited. @utahshakespeare | #henryvi1usf

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HENRY VI PART ONE THE STORY OF THE PLAY

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enry V’s reign has ended, and his funeral is attended by many nobles who honor the great king. His young son Henry VI is crowned king of England, and word arrives of trouble in France. The Dauphin Charles has been crowned as the French king and several towns once won

by Henry V are now lost. In addition, the English hero Talbot has been taken prisoner.

British noblemen rise to action while Talbot’s forces, exhausted and starving, beat the French at Orléans. Joan la Pucelle ( Joan of Arc) tells Charles that she has seen visions from God and can lead the troops. She brings military strength to the French army at Orléans and defeats Talbot who has been released in exchange for a captured French lord. She spares Talbot’s life during the fighting, and he contrives a sneak attack and retakes the city.

In England, Gloucester (who is Henry VI’s protector) and his rival Winchester quarrel and encourage their followers to attack each other in the streets. Richard Plantagenet (later York) and Somerset (of Lancaster) are also rivals, and their followers declare their allegiance by wearing white or red roses. Warwick predicts their argument will lead to the deaths of thousands.

Richard Plantagenet learns he has a claim to the English throne from his dying, imprisoned uncle Mortimer. Plantagenet requests and is granted both his father’s and uncle’s titles, renaming him the Duke of York.

Henry VI is crowned in Paris, and orders York and Somerset to fight the French instead of each other. As they squabble, French forces kill Talbot and his son. The English army captures and executes Joan. Suffolk captures Margaret, daughter of the king of Naples, and falls in love with her, but because he is already married, he successfully woos her on behalf of Henry, selfishly designing a way to stay close to her. England and France make a peace agreement, and Suffolk hopes that the new Queen Margaret will come to great power by dominating King Henry VI, thereby achieving greatness for himself.

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the merchant of venice

By William Shakespeare Sponsored by Patricia Andersen, The Shubert Foundation, and KUER

Artistic Staff

Director Scenic Designer Costume Designer Lighting Designer Sound Designer Music Director Dramaturg Voice and Text Coach Fight Director Movement Director Stage Manager

Melinda Pfundstein Apollo Mark Weaver Bill Black Michael Pasquini Joe Payne Brandon Scott Grayson Isabel Smith-Bernstein Jeremy Sortore Geoffrey Kent Megan Brunsvold Mercedes Bryan Sommer*

Scene: Venice and Belmont There will be one intermission.

Cast

Antonio, a merchant of Venice Salarino, friend of Antonio and Bassanio Solanio, friend of Antonio and Bassanio Bassanio, friend of Antonio, suitor of Portia Gratiano, friend of Antonio and Bassanio Lorenzo, in love with Jessica

Salerio Stephano, servant of Portia Portia, a rich heiress, of Belmont Nerissa, her waiting gentlewoman Balthazar, servant of Portia Shylock, a wealthy Jewish merchant Jessica, daughter of Shylock

Lancelet Gobbo, servant of Shylock,

then Bassanio Tubal, a Jewish merchant, friend of Shylock Prince of Morocco, suitor of Portia Prince of Arragon, suitor of Portia

Singers

Duke of Venice

Magnificos

Ensemble

Leslie Brott* Kyle Bullock Ty Fanning Wayne T. Carr* Josh Innerst Josh Jeffers Keaton Delmar Johns Paul Michael Sandberg Tarah Flanagan* Betsy Mugavero* Michael Elich* Lisa Wolpe* Aidaa Peerzada Isabella Abel-Suarez† Tracie Lane Jamil Zraikat Geoffrey Kent* Keaton Delmar Johns, Courtney McMullin† Tracie Lane Geoffrey Kent*, Jamil Zraikat Sara Funk†, Chad Henwood†, Keaton Delmar Johns, Courtney McMullin†

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the merchant of venice Understudies

Antonio—Michael Elich*; Salarino/Gratiano—Jeb Burris*; Solanio/Bassanio—Brandon Burk; Lorenzo— Geoffrey Kent*; Stephano/Balthazar/ Tubal/Duke of Venice—Kipp Moorman; Portia—Tracie Lane; Nerissa/Shylock—Katie Cunningham*; Jessica/Lancelet Gobbo/Female Singer—Sara Funk†; Prince of Morocco—Kyle Bullock; Prince of Arragon—Ty Fanning; Male Singer—Chad Henwood† Understudies never substitute for listed players unless an announcement is made prior to the performance. *Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States. †Appearing courtesy of the Southern Utah University Fellowship Program.

The fight director is a member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, a national theatrical labor union.

The costume and sound designers are represented by the United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829 of the IATSE. Videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited. @utahshakespeare | #merchantusf

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eeding 3,000 ducats to woo the heiress Portia, Bassanio, a penniless Venetian gentleman, borrows the money from his wealthy merchant friend Antonio. However, Antonio’s money is currently tied up in shipping, and he must ask the Jewish moneylender Shylock for a loan.

Shylock agrees to the loan interest free— but he suggests that Antonio sign a bond that will permit Shylock to slice a pound of flesh from Antonio’s body if the loan is not repaid within three months. Certain that at least one of his merchant vessels will return before that time, Antonio signs the bond and turns the needed funds over to Bassanio, who leaves at once for Belmont with his friend Gratiano.

Bassanio soon learns that the matter of wooing Portia is more complicated than he knew.

Her deceased father has decreed that all suitors must choose from a gold, a silver, or a lead casket (chest). If the suitor unlocks the casket containing Portia’s portrait, she becomes his bride.

Bassanio chooses correctly, so Portia gives him a ring as a token of her love which he vows to wear forever. Likewise, Nerissa, her maid, gives a ring to Gratiano, who has successfully wooed her. Soon after, Lorenzo, another of Bassanio’s friends, arrives with Jessica, Shylock’s daughter, who has deserted her father and eloped with Lorenzo, a Christian.

Word comes that none of Antonio’s ships has arrived at port, and Shylock appeals to the Venetian courts for the fulfillment of their bond.

Bassanio and Gratiano return immediately to Venice to help Antonio.

Portia devises a plan of her own, and, disguising herself as a young lawyer with Nerissa as her clerk, arrives at court before the sentence has been exacted. Portia attempts multiple times to convince Shylock to drop his bond, all to no avail, until she finds a detail in the law that leaves him with little choice. Therefore, Shylock relents, but Portia quickly points out that the law may hold Shylock accountable for plotting against a Venetian citizen. The court spares Shylock’s life but rules that he be stripped of his wealth, paying half to the court and the other half to Antonio. Antonio adds that his portion and any fortune left at Shylock’s death be given to his daughter Jessica and her husband

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of venice OF THE PLAY Lorenzo, and he calls for Shylock to become a Christian.

Still disguised, Portia and Nerissa test the strength of their bonds by making a request of their unsuspecting husbands, Bassanio and Gratiano, that as a token of gratitude for their legal services, they reward them with the rings given to them earlier. The two men agree, and the two women hurry back to Belmont where they await the return of their husbands. When the husbands arrive, the two young wives demand proof that the rings were not given to rivals, but soon relent as they relate the story of the disguises and the trial and return the rings to their Bassanio and Gratiano.

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the merry wives of windsor

By William Shakespeare Sponsored by Rocky Mountain Power, The Andrea Golding Legacy Foundation, and Bonneville Communications

Artistic Staff

Director Scenic Designer Costume Designer Lighting Designer Sound Designer Music Director Dramaturg Voice and Text Coach Fight Director Stage Manager Assistant Stage Manager

Paul Mason Barnes Apollo Mark Weaver Bill Black Michael Pasquini Barry Funderburg Brandon Scott Grayson Isabel Smith-Bernstein Jeremy Sortore Geoffrey Kent Terence Orleans Alexander* Caleb Thomas Cook*

Scene: In and around the village of Windsor; a field near Frogmore; Hernes Oak in Windsor Great Park There will be one intermission.

Cast

Robert Shallow, a country justice

Abraham Slender, nephew of Shallow

Sir Hugh Evans, a Welsh parson

George Page, gentleman of Windsor

Sir John Falstaff Pistol, a follower of Falstaff Nym, a follower of Falstaff

Mistress Anne Page, daughter of George

and Margaret Page

Mistress Alice Ford

Mistress Margaret Page

Peter Simple, servant of Slender

Host of the Garter Inn Robin, page of Falstaff

John Rugby, servant of Doctor Caius Mistress Quickly, servant of Doctor Caius

Doctor Caius, a French physician Fenton, a gentleman Francis “Frank” Ford, gentleman of Windsor Robert, servant of the Fords John, servant of the Fords

Dan Kremer* Lance Rasmussen Michael A. Harding Henry A. McDaniel John Ahlin* Josh Innerst Kyle Bullock

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Cailen Fu Tarah Flanagan* Stephanie Lambourn* Austin Glen Jacobs Jim Poulos* Sara Funk† Landon Tate Boyle Leslie Brott* Michael Elich* Ty Fanning Geoffrey Kent* Josh Innerst Kyle Bullock

the merry wives of windsor

William Page, the Pages’ son Silvius, school chum Harry, school chum Audrey, school chum Celia, school chum

Andrew Brandon Barrick Miles L. Savage Jared Sowards Kate Sowards Halle Vickers

Understudies

Robert Shallow/Sir Hugh Evans—Keith Livingston; Abraham Slender—Chad Henwood†; George Page—Ezekiel Andrew; Sir John Falstaff—Henry A. McDaniel; Pistol/Host of the Garter Inn/Robert— André Spathelf-Sanders; Nym/Peter Simple/John Rugby/John—Rob Riordan; Mistress Anne Page— Daria Pilar Redus; Mistress Alice Ford—Veronica Otim; Mistress Margaret Page—Tracie Lane; Robin— Isabella Abel-Suarez†; Mistress Quickly—Lisa Wolpe*; Dr. Caius—Austin Glen Jacobs; Fenton—Josh Jeffers; Francis “Frank” Ford—Lance Rasmussen; William Page—Miles L. Savage, Jared Sowards Understudies never substitute for listed players unless an announcement is made prior to the performance.

*Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States. †Appearing courtesy of the Southern Utah University Fellowship Program.

Musical arrangements by Jack Forbes Wilson.

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The director and fight director are members of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, a national theatrical labor union.

The costume and sound designers are represented by the United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829 of the IATSE. Videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited. @utahshakespeare | #merrywivesusf

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decide to teach him a lesson, with Mistress Quickly acting as go-between. Meanwhile, their husbands have learned of Falstaff ’s plans through two of his disaffected followers. The jealous Ford decides to put his wife’s honor to the test and arranges to be introduced to Falstaff in disguise as “Mr. Brook.”

Mistress Quickly hurries to tell Falstaff that Mistress Ford wants him to visit her while her husband is away. Ford, disguised as “Mr. Brook,” offers Falstaff money to court his wife as a test of her virtue. Falstaff boasts that he has already arranged a tryst with her, and Ford leaves, enraged at his wife’s apparent infidelity.

Mistress Page meets Ford, who is on his way to catch his wife and Falstaff together, and she rushes to warn Mistress Ford. Cleverly, the wives contrive to involve Ford’s arrival into their plot against Falstaff. When the rotund rogue arrives, Mistress Page cries out in alarm that Ford is coming. Falstaff hides in a hamper of dirty laundry,

ir John Falstaff is up to his usual tricks. Justice Shallow and his cousin, Slender, complain to Sir Hugh Evans that Falstaff has swindled them.

Evans suggests they forget their grievances and that Slender court Anne Page, master Page’s daughter. The unrepentant Falstaff arrives on the scene, admitting to the swindle. Later, he decides to generate some income for himself. Convinced that both women are enamored of him, he writes identical love letters to Mistress Page and Mistress Ford, intending to gain access to their husbands’ wealth.

Elsewhere in Windsor, Mistress Quickly tells her employer, Dr. Caius, about Slender’s plan to woo Anne Page. Caius, also in love with the lass, writes a letter challenging Evans to a duel, which leads to some hilarious “sparring.” Soon, Master Fenton enters and reveals himself to be a third suitor for the hand of Anne Page.

Shortly, Falstaff ’s amorous letters are delivered, and Mistress Page and Mistress Ford

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which is soon dumped into the River Thames.

Meanwhile, Anne Page, who loves Fenton, must submit to the clumsy wooing of Slender, whom her father supports, and of Caius, whom her mother encourages.

Falstaff boasts to “Mr. Brook” about his narrow escape in the laundry basket, and about his upcoming second rendezvous with Mistress Ford.

He leaves for the Ford home with “Mr. Brook” close behind. This time, the women disguise Falstaff as the fat witch of Brainford, whom they know Ford despises. Ford cudgels the witch from his home, and the wives decide it’s time to let their husbands in on the joke.

Mistress Ford and Mistress Page plan further fun at Falstaff ’s expense. They will lure him to a haunted park where townspeople disguised as fairies, will frighten him. Later, in the park, Mr. Page advises Slender to elope with Anne, whom he thinks will be disguised as a fairy dressed in white. Mistress Page informs Caius that Anne will be dressed in green. Everyone else is ready, and they take their places. Falstaff arrives, fully dressed as Herne the Hunter. The fairies appear, the women flee, and Falstaff is pinched and taunted unmercifully. Meanwhile, Slender and Caius snatch their green and white “Annes” as Fenton escapes with the real Mistress Anne.

The Fords and Pages reveal their joke to Falstaff, but their joy is short lived as Slender and Caius appear, each of whom has discovered that his beloved has turned out to be a boy in a fairy costume.

Anne and Fenton, now married, return, and their parents accept the situation philosophically.

Mistress Page invites the entire company to her home for a laugh over all the complications that have finally been resolved.

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OTHELLO

By William Shakespeare Sponsored by Zions Bank, The Las Vegas Review Journal, and BYU Radio

Artistic Staff

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Kate Buckley Tom Buderwitz Kyle Schellinger Jaymi Lee Smith Joe Payne Nathan C. Crocker Geoffrey Kent Tanya J. Searle*, Jade Bruno*

Scene: Venice; a seaport in Cyprus There will be one intermission.

Cast

Duke of Venice Brabantio, a senator, father to Desdemona Lodovico, a noble Venetian,

kinsman to Brabantio Othello, the Moor, in the military

service of Venice Cassio, an honorable lieutenant Iago, an ensign Roderigo, a gentleman of Venice Montano, governor of Cyprus Desdemona, daughter to Brabantio and

wife to Othello Emilia, wife to Iago Bianca, a woman of Cyprus

Officer

Soldiers

Messenger

Kipp Moorman Paul Michael Sandberg Jeremy Thompson Wayne T. Carr* Jeb Burris* Brian Vaughn* Brandon Burk Jamil Zraikat Betsy Mugavero* Katie Cunningham* Aidaa Peerzada Jeremy Thompson Paul Michael Sandberg, Kipp Moorman, Jeremy Thompson Aidaa Peerzada

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OTHELLO Understudies

Duke of Venice/Soldier—Michael A. Harding; Lodovico/Roderigo/Soldier—Keaton Delmar Johns; Othello—Jamil Zraikat; Cassio/Montano—Jeremy Thompson; Iago—Paul Michael Sandberg; Desdemona/Emilia—Courtney McMullin†; Bianca/Messenger—Isabella Abel-Suarez† Understudies never substitute for listed players unless an announcement is made prior to the performance.

*Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States. †Appearing courtesy of the Southern Utah University Fellowship Program.

The director and fight director are members of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, a national theatrical labor union.

The scenic, lighting, and sound designers are represented by the United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829 of the IATSE. Videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited. @utahshakespeare | #othellousf

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ago, a Venetian soldier and ensign, is passed over for promotion by Othello, a Moorish nobleman who has reached the pinnacle of his career: he is general of the Venetian army and has secretly married Desdemona, daughter of an important statesman in Venice. Partly to be avenged for this slight and partly because of his dark nature, Iago has determined to destroy Othello’s happiness.

His first attempt in this villainy is in awakening Brabantio, Desdemona’s father, and telling him of his daughter’s marriage to the black Moor. Enraged, Brabantio appeals to the duke of Venice to punish Othello but gives up in his efforts when he realizes that Desdemona truly loves her new husband. Iago, however, is not so easily defeated; and he soon enlists the help of Roderigo, a rejected suitor of Desdemona, in his future attempts to ruin Othello.

When Othello is sent from Venice to defend Cyprus from the Turks, Desdemona sails to join him, in the safekeeping of Iago and his wife, Emilia.

A storm disperses the Turkish fleet, ending the threat to Cyprus, and Othello is quickly reunited with Desdemona on the island. Now, Iago begins to scheme in earnest. He gets Cassio, whom Othello promoted ahead of Iago, drunk while on duty, thereby prompting Othello to dismiss the dishonored Cassio from his service and make Iago his lieutenant. Then Iago goads Othello into believing that Desdemona is Cassio’s lover.

Othello soon becomes obsessively jealous and willing to believe anything he is told about his innocent wife. Iago’s final “proof ” of Desdemona’s

infidelity revolves around the loss of a special handkerchief Othello had given her during their courtship. Emilia finds the handkerchief, giving it to Iago who then convinces Othello that Desdemona has given it to Cassio as a love token. When Desdemona cannot produce the handkerchief, Othello is certain she has been unfaithful and swears an oath of vengeance on his wife and Cassio.

That evening, Othello orders Desdemona to await him alone in bed. As she prepares for sleep and fearing Othello’s dark mood, she sings “A Willow Song,” a wistful song taught to her about a maid who was forsaken by her lover.

In Desdemona’s bedchamber, Othello gazes down at the innocent beauty of his sleeping wife. She awakens, and despite her pleas for life, Othello smothers her with a pillow. A horrified Emilia enters, and Othello justifies himself, citing the handkerchief as proof. Recognizing the handkerchief as the one she stole for her husband, she is stunned and reveals Iago’s guilt. Iago enters the scene, kills Emilia, is arrested, and is almost killed by Othello, who now is horrified as he understands the truth. Despite demands for an explanation of his treachery, Iago remains silent and is condemned to a tortuous death.

Before Othello can be led away to face his justice, he begs his listeners to speak of him “as one that lov’d not wisely but too well.” He then draws a concealed weapon, stabs himself, and kisses Desdemona as he dies.

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By David Ives Adapted from Le Menteur by Pierre Corneille Directed by Brad Carroll The charming Dorante cannot tell the truth, and his manservant Cliton cannot tell a lie. From this simple premise springs one of the western world’s greatest comedies, a spirited seventeenth century French farce brilliantly adapted for today, complete with mistaken lovers, suspicious fathers, sparking romance, frothy comedy, and an abundance of breathtakingly intricate “alternative facts.”

By Lisa Peterson and Denis O’Hare Based on Homer’s The Iliad Translated by Robert Fagles Directed by Jason Spelbring “Every time I sing this song, I hope it’s the last time.” So says the Poet in this modern retelling of an ancient classic. The Trojan War is over, and the Poet saw it all—unquenchable rage and endless battles. The telling sometimes overwhelms him, but he must sing. He must tell his sad tale of humanity’s unshakeable and perpetual attraction to violence, destruction, and chaos.

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THE GREENSHOW

By Karen Thorla and Britannia Howe Sponsored by The Marriner S. Eccles Foundation and The Spectrum

Artistic Staff

Director Choreographer Music Director Scenic/Costume Designer Voice and Text Coach Fight Director Stage Manager

Britannia Howe Christine Rowan Michael Gribbin Paula E. Trimpey Philip Thompson Jason Spelbring Chiara H. Johnson

Cast

Americana Night Male Lover Ian Allred† Doris Samantha Allred Women Cailen Fu, Veronica Otim John Keaton Delmar Johns Female Lover Daria Pilar Redus Men Keith Livingston, André Spathelf-Sanders

British Isles Night

Irish Isabella Abel-Suarez†, Keaton Delmar Johns

Scottish Ian Allred†, Samantha Allred, Veronica Otim

English Cailen Fu, André Spathelf-Sanders,

Keith Livingston

Bagpipe Player Scott Sharp

Italian Night Fracasse Ian Allred† Colombina Samantha Allred Isabella Cailen Fu Arlecchio Keaton Delmar Johns Spavento Veronica Otim Pantalone Daria Pilar Redus Fabrizio André Spathelf-Sanders Il Dottore Keith Livingston †Appearing courtesy of the Southern Utah University Fellowship Program.

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alternating nightly. You will want to come back often and enjoy Americana Night, British Isles Night, and Italian Night on The Greenshow stage, just north of the Engelstad Theatre.

We hope the songs and dances remind you of what you love about coming to the Festival and leave you humming or singing when you go.

It’s a joyous celebration of life on the green, and you’re invited!

eave the noise and stress of the world behind as you prepare for the evening’s plays with our free outdoor entertainment: The Greenshow.

Dance, music, and laughter provide a light-hearted atmosphere for our guests and serve as our greeting and welcome. It is a bit of history, a bit of fun, and a bit of magic as our performers invite you to lean in, engage, and let the world transform around you.

The Greenshow is, in fact, three shows

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9th Annual

Broadway Showstoppers with a Twist!

A benefit concert supporting the Festival Artistic Initiative Fund

Friday, August 4 • 11:30 p.m. (immediately following Big River)

Randall L. Jones Theatre Tickets: $25

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Community Happens Here Meet Development Director Donn Jersey and the rest of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Development Team— and catch their vision of community.

The next time you are in Cedar City, call or email to set up an appointment to learn how you can help secure the future of the Festival!

Nathaniel Taggart Donn Jersey Dallin Mills taggart@bard.org dallin@bard.org jersey@bard.org

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OUR 2019 SEASON June 27 - October 12 In the Randall L. Jones Theatre

JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT Lyrics by Tim Rice Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber

HAMLET

By William Shakespeare

In the Engelstad Shakespeare Theatre

TWELFTH NIGHT

By William Shakespeare

MACBETH

By William Shakespeare

THE BOOK OF WILL

By Lauren Gunderson

In the Eileen and Allen Anes Studio Theatre

THE CONCLUSION OF HENRY VI: PARTS TWO AND THREE

By William Shakespeare

EVERY BRILLIANT THING

By Duncan MacMillan with Jonny Donahoe

THE PRICE

By Arthur Miller

Tickets are $22 to $80.

Visit our website at bard.org, download our app, or call the Ticket Office at 800-PLAYTIX for details and to order.

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ake the most of your Festival Experience by taking part in some or all of our interactive experiences surrounding the plays. All seminars, play orientations, and displays are free; Backstage Tours, Repertory Magic, and Words3 require tickets which can be purchased at the Ticket Office.

Please check our calendar at bard.org for exact dates, times, and locations.

Play Seminars Share your views with others about Festival plays, their interpretation, and their subtle nuances in these engaging discussions led by theatre experts each morning. Play seminars take place the morning after the previous day’s plays.

This event is made possible through a grant from Utah Humanities.

Production Seminars You can learn more about the details of backstage by attending one of our production seminars, which rotate through the days of the week.

Props Seminars explore how hundreds of props and special effects help create the Festival magic you see on stage. Properties Director Benjamin Hohman conducts the seminars.

Costume Seminars allow you to see our amazing costumes up close and learn from costume designers and technicians how the costumes are designed, constructed, and cared for. Costume Director Jeffrey Lieder hosts this seminar.

Sponsored by The Guild of the Utah Shakespeare Festival.

Actor Seminars let you hear from the actors themselves and learn what it’s like to be onstage at the Festival, giving you a chance to get to know some of the actors and ask them questions.

Sponsored by Bryan and Diana Watabe.

Play Orientations Prepare for the play with these short and informative orientations conducted by theatre experts—and heighten your experience by learning about the play before you see it, as well as asking questions about the Festival and Cedar City.

Sponsored by The J.R. and Lorna S. Broadbent Family.

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EXPERIENCE Cedar City artist Mary Jabens, is featured in the Randall L. Jones Theatre throughout the 2018 season. Speaking of her work, Jabens said: “Living in southern Utah provides a lifetime of subjects that are irresistible to my desire to paint. The paintings I love the most ‘choose me.’ Whether it’s a color, shape, value, or subject—my inner muse stops me and says ‘paint this.’ My goal is to communicate with the viewer the joy I see around me.”

The Southern Utah Museum of Art: SUMA is featuring at least two exhibits during the Festival season. “Across the Universe Divide” is an exhibit featuring more than fifty bronze, steel, and wood sculptures by distinguished sculptor James Surls.

This work has all been created after 2006, with some as recent as 2018. The exhibit will be open July 7 to September 29. Also featured will be eight significant works by Jimmie F. Jones from the museum’s permanent collection. Jones donated his final paintings, his house, and the copyright to his work to Southern Utah University to help fund the construction of the Southern Utah Museum of Art. The exhibit will be open throughout the summer and until the end of the year.

SUMA is located on the northwest corner of the Beverley Center for the Arts, just steps away from the Festival theatres. Hours are Tuesdays through Saturdays, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., with extended hours until 8 p.m. on Thursdays. The museum is closed during all SUU holidays.

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Backstage Tours Backstage Tours provide the perfect opportunity to peek behind the scenery and into the Festival’s various production areas and theatres to see how all the enchantment comes together.

Tickets are $8 at the Ticket Office. Participants must negotiate stairs.

Sponsored by The Utah Office of Tourism.

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Repertory Magic One of the most magical (and difficult) aspects of repertory theatre is the twice-a-day scene change. Lighting, scenery, props, costume, and sound technicians must hurry to change everything from the matinee to the evening show. It is a fascinating and well-choreographed process. Now, you can witness the scene change and ask questions as it happens! Tickets are $8 at the Ticket Office.

Sponsored by The S.J. and Jessie E. Quinney Foundation and The Ray, Quinney and Nebeker Foundation.

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THE FESTIVAL EXPERIENCE (CONTINUED)

The infamous couple serve as the villains in Shakespeare’s work, but tell a new story in this tale of good intentions and family dysfunction. With ominous hints at the familiar story to come, Gertrude and Claudius is a play that shakes up what you thought you knew about Elsinore.

Words3 Discover a new play with Words3.

Nationally-recognized playwrights spend a week at the Festival, and Festival actors and artists present their plays as staged readings, followed by instructive discussions between the playwright, actors, and audience. Plays begin at 9:30 a.m. in the Eileen and Allen Anes Studio Theatre. Tickets are $10 at the Ticket Office.

Important Note: The plays in this series are written for contemporary adult audiences and may contain themes and language not appropriate for children and that some may find offensive.

Shakespeare’s Worst!

A Play on a Play

By Mike Reiss with Nick Newlin Directed by Quinn Mattfeld August 29 and 31 An original and hilarious retelling of a Shakespare classic, this new play is set in a small town theatre where a group of actors are performing The Two Gentlemen of Verona.

But one of the cast members is unhappy: his career is going nowhere, he’s tired of the show, and he wants out. Penned by Mike Reiss, writer and producer for the hit comedy The Simpsons, this show promises to shine a new, and hilarious, light on Shakespeare.

Gertrude and Claudius

Adapted by Mark St. Germain From the novel by John Updike Directed by Jim Helsinger August 24, 25, 30, September 1 Serving as a prequel to Hamlet, Gertrude and Claudius brings a new point of view to Shakespeare’s classic tale of guilt and revenge.

Oh, Will... you join us? ~ Curtain Call Luncheons - Enjoy lunch and Q&A with actors from 12:00-1:00 p.m. on select Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays at the SUU Alumni House.

Tickets available at the Festival Ticket Office, online and at the door. ~ Adopt-an-Actor - Show the cast you care through “adoption!” You will receive a lanyard with your actor’s photo and information to proudly display your support of USF. ~ Christmas in July - An arts and crafts fair on the lawn adjacent to the SUU auditorium. July 27 & 28 from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 pm.

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THE FESTIVAL ORGANIZATION Governing Boards

Board of Governors Chairs Emeriti Allen Anes, M.D. Board of governors Las Vegas, Nevada Jeffery R. Nelson: Chair J. Kevin Bischoff President and CEO, Nelson Salt Lake City, Utah Laboratories Sue S. Cox Jeff Larsen: Vice-Chair St. George, Utah Vice-President of Regulation and Kathie Horman Government Affairs, Rocky Sandy, Utah Mountain Power/PacifiCorp Linda R. Lowe Ken Adelman St. George, Utah Vice President, Movers and Mark C. Moench Shakespeares Salt Lake City, Utah Steven Andersen D. N. “Nick” Rose Entrepreneur North Salt Lake, Utah Ginger Anderson David E. Simmons Wealth Advisor, Morgan Stanley Salt Lake City, Utah Jan M. Bergeson Nancy Slitz CRA Director, Ally Bank Las Vegas, Nevada Jeff Cooper Thomas A. Thomas Trustee, The Engelstad Family Las Vegas, Nevada Foundation Verl R. Topham Doug Foxley Salt Lake City, Utah Partner, Foxley and Pignanelli Honorary Board of Jerri Frehner Governors Civic Leader Honorable Gary R. Herbert: Anthony R. Ivins Honorary Chair Civic Leader Utah State Governor Eric O. Leavitt Alan C. Ashton Chair, Southern Utah University Co-founder, Thanksgiving Point Board of Trustees Honorable Orrin G. Hatch Frank Mack United States Senator, Utah Executive Producer, Utah Honorable Harry M. Reid Shakespeare Festival United States Senator, Nevada Shauna Mendini (retired) Dean, College of Performing and Michael York Visual Arts, Southern Utah Actor University Tom Miller Founder, The VisionLink Advisory Management Group Staff Matthew Moscon Partner and Chair of Litigation, Administration Frank Mack: Executive Producer Stoel Rives LLP Brian Vaughn: Artistic Director Sunny Reinhold Kami Terry Paul: General Civic Leader Manager Schvalla Rivera Fred C. Adams: Founder Assistant to the President for Janeen Pulley: Administrative Diversity and Inclusion, Assistant Southern Utah University Patti Turner: Receptionist Brian Vaughn Bonnie Cox: Volunteer Artistic Director, Utah Receptionist Shakespeare Festival Susan Ruzzamenti: Volunteer Bryan Watabe Receptionist Physician, Intermountain June Sewing: Volunteer Healthcare Receptionist Julia C. West Business and Civic Leader Finance Jeni Wilson Becky Stucker: Business Office Civic Leader Manager Scott L Wyatt Lise Mills: Assistant General President, Southern Utah Manager University Jacey Carpenter: Business Office Assistant

Tanner Garrett: Business Office Assistant Janet Williams: Business Office Assistant

Development Donn Jersey: Development Director Nathaniel Taggart: Annual Fund Company Management Manager Jodi Brewer: Company Manager Dallin Mills: Project Manager Caye Clark Education David Handy Michael Bahr: Education Kaitlyn Katter Director Child Care Krista Anne Bulloch: Education Kristine Cooley: Manager Programs Manager Tracy Womack: Manager Cameron Abaroa: Education Communications Assistant Tyler Morgan: Marketing and Nicole Bailey: Education Communications Director Assistant Bruce C. Lee: Publications India Mack: Education Assistant Manager Noel Perry: Education Assistant Marlo Ihler: Communications Kate McPherson: Play Seminar Associate Director Ashley Starr: Group Services Kathryn M. Moncrief: Play Coordinator Seminar Director Richie Uminski: Ryan D. Paul: Orientation/ Communications Assistant Play Seminar Director Clare Campbell: Graphic Artist Ace G. Pilkington: Play Seminar Wyett Ihler: Graphic Artist Director Rohn Solomon: Graphic Artist Britannia Howe: Instructor Kathryn Neves: Writer Andrew Hunsaker: Instructor Guest Services Jan Hunsaker: Instructor Aubree Rasmussen: Guest Shawnda Moss: Instructor Services Manager Facilities and Kris Bahr: Assistant Guest Technology Services Manager Michael S. Kartchner: Facilities Emily Cacho and Technology Director Benjamin Cano Matthew Crawley: Construction Trevor Casperson and Maintenance Manager Camberra Clinger Troy Adams: Assistant and Fleet Kenna Funk Manager Sara Funk Custodial Services Allison Hall Bryant Swenson: Custodial Eliza Hall Services Manager Chad Henwood Baylee Terrones: Assistant Hannah Jones Manager Sara McGriff Brady Batt Tanner Mecham Anna Christiansen Abigail Nakken Alyssa Clark Emily Oliver Ray Fiame Jessi Sommer Erin Flores Denise Stiegmann Caitlyn Glauser Sarah Stone Cassidy Harmon Jaclyn Thompson Aaron Harris Julie Thompson Alan Holsten Martha Thompson Angela Koffi Allyson Turner Fidele Koffi Steven Turner Edyte Konan Richie Uminski Sarah Kone Amanda Walton Ansleigh Mikesell Kamryn Watts Marc Mwanza Naomi Wyatt Quetia Noufe Retail Brady Richardson Kira Knapp: Retail Manager Jessica Richardson Tiffany Acrie: Retail Assistant Theresa Schmidt Jade Cromar: Retail Assistant Shannon Taylor Bailey Rodriguez: Retail Perside Tshitenge Assistant Jimmy Zhao Food and Beverage

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The Festival Experience Behind the Scenes: Repertory Magic Monday and Friday immediately following the Randall matinee.

Backstage Tours Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday at 10:15 a.m.*

Tickets are $8 each.

Repertory Magic

*Participants must negotiate stairs. For more information, or to purchase tickets, visit our ticket office or download our app.

Backstage Tour

THE FESTIVAL ORGANIZATION (CONTINUED) Kyle Schellinger: Othello Choreographer Paula E. Trimpey: The Greenshow Megan Brunsvold Mercedes: Lighting Movement Director—The William C. Kirkham*: The Merchant of Venice Foreigner, Big River, An Iliad, Christine Rowan: Big River, The The Liar Greenshow Jaymi Lee Smith*: Othello Voice and Speech Michael Pasquini: The Merry Phil Thompson: Head of Voice Wives of Windsor, Henry VI and Text; Voice and Text Part One, The Merchant of Coach— An Iliad, The Liar, Venice The Greenshow Sound Nathan C. Crocker: Voice and Barry G. Funderburg*: Big River, Text Coach— Henry VI Part The Foreigner, The Merry One, Big River, Othello Wives of Windsor, The Liar Jeremy Sortore: Voice and Text Joe Payne*: Othello, Henry VI Coach— The Merchant of Part One, The Merchant of Venice, The Merry Wives of Venice Windsor, The Foreigner *Member of United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829 of the IATSE. Performing Design Assistants Company Claire Chrzan: Lighting—The Actors Foreigner, Big River, An Iliad, Isabella Abel-Suarez† The Liar John Ahlin* Morgan V. Embry: Lighting— Ian Allred† Othello Samantha Allred Martin Marchitto: Scenery—Big Ezekiel Andrew River, The Foreigner, The Liar Andrew Brandon Barrick Dustin Pettegrew: Scenery—The Colleen Baum* Merry Wives of Windsor, Russ Benton* Henry VI Part One, The Landon Tate Boyle: Dance Merchant of Venice Captain—Big River Elizabeth A. Stewart: Lighting— Leslie Brott* The Merry Wives of Windsor, Chaye Lynn Brown Henry VI Part One, The Kyle Bullock: Fight Captain— Merchant of Venice The Merry Wives of Windsor Music Directors Brandon Burk Brandon Scott Grayson: The Jeb Burris* Merry Wives of Windsor, The Wayne T. Carr* Merchant of Venice, Henry VI Katie Cunningham* Part One Michael Doherty* Michael Gribbin: Big River, The Michael Elich* Scenery Greenshow Ty Fanning Tom Buderwitz*: Othello Music Composers Tarah Flanagan* Jason Lajka*: Big River, The Barry G. Funderburg: Music Katie Fay Francis Foreigner, The Liar Score—The Foreigner, The Cailen Fu Paula E. Trimpey: The Liar Sara Funk†: Dance Captain— Greenshow The Merchant of Venice Apollo Mark Weaver: The Merry Joe Payne: Othello, Henry VI Part One, The Merchant of Venice Michael A. Harding Wives of Windsor, Henry VI Dramaturg Chad Henwood† Part One, The Merchant of Isabel Smith-Bernstein: Henry A Bryan Humphrey* Venice VI Part One, The Merry Wives Josh Innerst Costumes of Windsor, The Merchant Austin Glen Jacobs K. L. Alberts: Big River of Venice Josh Jeffers Bill Black*: The Merry Wives Fight Directors Keaton Delmar Johns: Dance of Windsor, The Merchant Geoffrey Kent: Fight Director— Captain—The Greenshow of Venice The Merry Wives of Windsor, Geoffrey Kent* Jeffrey Lieder: An Iliad Henry VI Part One, Othello, Dan Kremer* David Kay Mickelsen*: The The Merchant of Venice, Stephanie Lambourn* Foreigner, The Liar The Liar Tracie Lane: Fight Captain— Lauren T. Roark*: Henry VI Jason Spelbring: Fight The Merchant of Venice Part One Director—The Foreigner, Big Recipient of the Michael and River, The Greenshow Jan Finlayson Acting Award Keith Livingston

Artistic Staff

Directors Melissa Rain Anderson*: Big River Paul Mason Barnes*: The Merry Wives of Windsor Kate Buckley*: Othello Vincent J. Cardinal: The Foreigner Brad Carroll*: The Liar Britannia Howe: The Greenshow Melinda Pfundstein: The Merchant of Venice Jason Spelbring: An Iliad Henry Woronicz*: Henry VI Part One *Member of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, Inc., an independent national labor union.

Assistant Director Sarah Stowell: The Merchant of Venice, The Foreigner Playwrights Pierre Corneille: The Liar Robert Fagles: Translator—An Iliad William Hauptman: Big River David Ives: The Liar Roger Miller: Big River Denis O’Hare: An Iliad Lisa Peterson: An Iliad William Shakespeare: The Merry Wives of Windsor, Henry VI Part One, The Merchant of Venice, Othello Larry Shue: The Foreigner Karen Thorla: The Greenshow Mark Twain: Novelist—Big River Designers

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Henry A. McDaniel Courtney McMullin† Chris Mixon* Kipp Moorman Betsy Mugavero* Veronica Otim Aidaa Peerzada Jim Poulos* Lance Rasmussen: Fight Captain—Big River, Henry VI Part One Daria Pilar Redus: Fight Captain—The Greenshow Rob Riordan* Paul Michael Sandberg Miles L. Savage Scott Sharp Jared Sowards Kate Sowards André Spathelf-Sanders Jeremy Thompson Brian Vaughn* Halle Vickers Lisa Wolpe* Jamil Zraikat: Fight Captain— Othello *Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States †At the Festival courtesy of the Southern Utah University Fellowship Program Big River Orchestra Ethan Bender: Bass Margaret Butler-Padilla: Double Reeds Leonard Colby: Trumpet Kurt Cowling: Keyboards Ron Foster: Reeds Mark Hoelscher: Trombone Howard Levy: Harmonica/Jew’s Harp/Tambourine Thomas Logan: Guitary/Banjo Mike Lorenz: Drums Kraig McCreary: Guitar Eric Segnitz: Violin Randall Lobby Preshow Pianists Danny Hansen Doreen Woolley

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Playwrights Nick Newlin: Shakespeare’s Worst! A Play on a Play Mike Reiss: Shakespeare’s Worst!

A Play on a Play Mark St. Germain: Adaptor— Gertrude & Claudius John Updike: Novelist— Gertrude & Claudius

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THE FESTIVAL ORGANIZATION (CONTINUED) Kianna Casey†: Production Directors Assistant—The Greenshow/ Jim Helsinger: Gertrude & Youth Stage Manager—The Claudius Merry Wives of Windsor Quinn Mattfeld: Shakespeare’s Shelby Lupton: Production Worst! A Play on a Play Assistant—The Merchant of Readers Venice, Henry VI Part One Michael Bahr Ariela Subar: Production Krista Anne Bulloch Assistant—Othello, The Liar, Dallin Mills The Foreigner Kami Terry Paul *Member of Actors’ Equity Joshua Stavros Association, the union of Nathaniel Taggart professional actors and stage Brian Vaughn managers in the United States Production †At the Festival courtesy of the Assistants Southern Utah University Diane Sharp Fellowship Program Steve Sharp Scenery Construction Production Nils Emerson: Scenery Director/ Staff Technical Director—The Liar Becky Merold: Production John Abraham Davis: Technical Manager Director—Anes Theatre Dallin Mills: Production Thomas Fagerholm: Technical Coordinator Director—Randall Theatre Leanne Convis: Assistant to the Brian Swanson: Technical Production Manager Director—Engelstad Theatre Stage Management Robert J. Anderson: Assistant Tanya J. Searle*: Festival Stage Technical Director—Randall Manager; Stage Manager— Theatre Othello, An Iliad Carson Bishop: Assistant Terence Orleans Alexander*: Technical Director— Stage Manager—The Merry Engelstad Theatre Wives of Windsor, The Daniel Traner: Scenery Purchaser Foreigner, An Iliad Jade Bruno*: Stage Manager— Douglas Kester: Master Carpenter—Randall Theatre Othello, The Liar Libby Stone: Master Chiara H. Johnson: Stage Carpenter—Engelstad Manager—The Greenshow, Theatre Words3 Heather Udowitz: Master Bryan Sommer*: Stage Carpenter—Anes Theatre Manager—The Merchant of Jalissa Frye: Carpenter Venice, Henry VI Part One Anthony Lee: Carpenter Amy Witherby*: Stage Carleigh Meyer: Carpenter Manager—Big River Cole Nevins: Carpenter Kayla Beth Broome: Stage Management Administrative Taylor Neuburger: Carpenter Kasey Williams: Carpenter Assistant Caleb Thomas Cook*: Assistant Corey J. Bogue: Junior Carpenter Stage Manager—The Merry Amy Bowman: Junior Carpenter Scenic Artists Wives of Windsor, The Liv Joyce: Festival Scenic Charge Foreigner Artist/Scenic Charge Artist— Ashley Dickey: Assistant Stage Randall, Anes Theatres Manager—The Merchant of Sam Hoderlein: Scenic Charge Venice, Henry VI Part One Artist—Engelstad Theatre Gemma Maliszewski: Assistant Amanda McMall: Assistant Stage Manager—Big River Scenic Charge Artist— Angie Turro: Assistant Stage Randall, Anes Theatres Manager—Othello, The Liar, Rachel Meierotto: Assistant An Iliad Scenic Charge Artist— Nakia Shalice Avila: Production Engelstad Theatre Assistant—Big River, The Kendall Davila: Scenic Artist Merry Wives of Windsor Zahra Hakki: Scenic Artist

Jillian Horne: Scenic Artist Kayla Williams: Scenic Artist Emily Yoder: Scenic Artist Emily Frank: Junior Painter Teeq Hill: Junior Painter Properties Construction Benjamin Hohman: Properties Director/Properties Supervisor—Othello, The Liar Marielle Boneau: Assistant Properties Director/ Acquisitions Manager/ Properties Coordinator—An Iliad Carolyn Allingham Hardin: Properties Supervisor— Engelstad Theatre Kelly Kreutsberg: Properties Supervisor—Randall Theatre, The Greenshow Recipient of the Gene Chesley Memorial Design Award Dan Giedeman: Senior Artisan/ Shop Foreman Walter Stark: Senior Artisan Karen R. Arredondo: Artisan Michael Demasi: Artisan Kira Lyon: Artisan Jose Nunez: Artisan Hayley Parker: Artisan Austin H Elledge: Junior Artisan/Run Crew Costume Construction and Crew Jeffrey Lieder: Costume Director Lori Hartenhoff: Assistant Costume Director Erin Torkelson: Costume Shop Supervisor Rosa M. Lazaro: Costume Crafts Supervisor Fiona Mulligan: Costume Crafts Supervisor—The Liar Lorien Haigh: Assistant Costume Crafts Supervisor Susan Wooten: Costume Shop Assistant Judy Adamson: Draper—The Merry Wives of Windsor Jacki B. Armit: Draper—The Merchant of Venice Martha J. Clarke: Draper— Othello Kate Ellis: Draper—Big River Diana Girtain: Draper Steven G. Schmid: Draper— Henry VI Part One, The Liar Robin Ankerich: First Hand— The Merchant of Venice

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Julianne Bounds: First Hand— Henry VI Part One Alexandra Hagman: First Hand—Big River Cami Huebert: First Hand—The Merry Wives of Windsor Caitlin Leyden: First Hand— Othello, The Liar Shelby Luke: Tailor/First Hand—The Foreigner, The Merry Wives of Windsor Lorien Haigh: Wardrobe Supervisor—Anes Theatre Jessica Hill: Wardrobe Supervisor—Randall Theatre Molly Roan: Wardrobe Supervisor—Engelstad Theatre Wilson Leibering: Costume Crafts Artisan Erin Reed: Costume Crafts Artisan Matthew Serago: Costume Crafts Artisan/Wardrobe Lindsey Thurston: Costume Crafts Artisan Gail Wolfenden-Steib: Painter/ Dyer Yi Chen: Artisan EmmaLee Coleman: Artisan/ Wardrobe Celeste Collado: Artisan/ Wardrobe Emma Dickerson: Artisan/ Wardrobe Cameo Gustafson: Artisan/ Wardrobe Lindsey Jones: Artisan Marina Nye: Artisan Lars Palmer: Artisan/Wardrobe Ryan Rankin: Artisan Adle Smithson: Artisan Rebecca Sorensen: Artisan Keagan Styes: Artisan/Wardrobe Bryce Barnhill: Wardrobe Jolyn Stephens†: Wardrobe Jessica Utz: Wardrobe Nicole Lynn Bailey: Intern †At the Festival courtesy of the Southern Utah University Fellowship Program Hair and Make-up Artists and Crew Dana Rochester: Hair and Make-up Director/ Wigmaster—The Merry Wives of Windsor, The Merchant of Venice, Henry VI Part One, The Greenshow Erin Schwob: Wigmaster—The Foreigner, Big River, An Iliad, The Liar, Othello

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THE FESTIVAL ORGANIZATION (CONTINUED) Matthew Henry: Assistant Wigmaster— The Merry Wives of Windsor, Henry VI Part One, The Merchant of Venice, The Greenshow Karly Kerins: Assistant Wigmaster— The Foreigner, Big River, An Iliad, The Liar, Othello Kelsey R. Millett: Senior Artisan Phoebe Bock: Cosmetologist Danielle Brady†: Artisan Jill Sawyer: Artisan Amanda Elliott: Run Crew— Anes Theatre Chantel Flicklin: Run Crew— Randall Theatre Paige Norman: Run Crew— Engelstad Theatre †At the Festival courtesy of the Southern Utah University Fellowship Program Electrics Crew Scott Palfreyman: Electrics Director Katie Carr: Assistant Electrics Director Ryan Turpin: Audio Supervisor Sarah Speck: Assistant Audio Supervisor Kyle Cook: Master Electrician— Engelstad Theatre

Danielle Davis: Master Electrician—Randall Theatre Casey Duke: Assistant Master Electrician—Randall Theatre Ellen Reid: Assistant Master Electrician—Engelstad Theatre John Ponder White: Assistant Master Electrician—Anes Theatre Ian Charland: Audio Technician Skyler Moore: Audio Technician Collin W. Hall: Lighting Technician Kathryn Morton: Lighting Technician Jennifer Stadelman: Lighting Technician Tyler S. Warner: Lighting Technician Jennifer Watson: Lighting Technician Claire Chesnut†: Intern Stage Crew Leanne Convis: Stage Crew Supervisor Michael Demasi: Deck Carpenter—Engelstad Theatre Katherine Fester: Deck Carpenter—Anes Theatre

Joseph Raines: Deck Carpenter—Randall Theatre Max Anderson: Stage Crew Corey J. Bogue: Junior Carpenter/Stage Crew Amy Bowman: Junior Carpenter/Stage Crew Austin H Elledge: Junior Properties/Stage Crew Emma Phillips Folwell†: Stage Crew Emily Frank: Junior Paints/ Stage Crew Bryant Heatherley: Stage Crew Teeq Hill: Junior Paints/Stage Crew Stella Jackson: Stage Crew Lewis R. Johnson: Stage Crew Elena Martin: Stage Crew †At the Festival courtesy of the Southern Utah University Fellowship Program Special Services Mitch Alger: Bookstore Merchandising Manager, Southern Utah University Bruce W. Barclay: Post Office Manager, Southern Utah University

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Sherri Batt: Bookstore Operations Manager, Southern Utah University Rick Brown: Chief of Police, Southern Utah University Jane Clark: Bookstore Director, Southern Utah University Tiger Funk: Facilities Management Assistant Vice President, Southern Utah University Chris Gale: Grounds and Gardens Director, Southern Utah University Ben Johnson: Construction Services, Space Planning, Maintenance Director, Southern Utah University Seth Jones: Lead Landscape Technician, Southern Utah University Quinn Mathews: Fire Marshall, Southern Utah University Ross Murdock: Lead Grounds Horticulturist, Southern Utah University

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The Order of the Globe $25,000 or more Anonymous Ally Bank Patricia Andersen Arts Midwest/National Endowment for the Arts Cedar City Brian Head Tourism Bureau Cedar City Corporation George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation Garth and Jerri Frehner Florence J Gillmor Foundation Emma Eccles Jones Foundation Jeffery and Katie Nelson Sorenson Legacy Foundation Dominion Rocky Mountain Power Foundation The Shubert Foundation, Inc. Sorenson Legacy Foundation Sorenson Utah Department of Heritage and Arts Utah Office of Tourism Utah State Office of Education Zions Bank The King’s Order $15,000–$24,999 David R. and Julia C. Bird Ann and Winston Brundige Marriner S. Eccles Foundation Andrea Golding Legacy Foundation Guild of the U.S.F. Leavitt Group Enterprises Mountain West Small Business Finance Rocky Mountain Power Marcia John Price Patricia Snider Kirt and Grace Walling Dr. Bryan and Diana Watabe Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.

The Lord Chamberlain’s Order $5,000–$14,999 Anonymous (2) David Barbara Buck Campbell Scientific C. Comstock Clayton Foundation Jeff and Kenna Cooper Charles and Katie Horman Brad and Hari Ellen Huff Jeff and Jane Larsen The Estate of Henry Douglas Lunt David and Donna Lyon Tom and Patsy Miller Renee and Bob Overstreet Colleen Paddock Mike Marian Peters Victor Elizabeth Pollak Elizabeth Victor Pollak S.J. Jessie E. Quinney Foundation Sunny and Richard Reinhold Stephen and Diane Sharp Dr. Ann Bersi and Mr. Bob Shelton Utah Humanities Roy Lisa Vincent Newman Zeneth Ward Family Foundation Wells Fargo Julia C. and Hugh S. West, Jr. Wheeler Foundation The Order of Southampton $2,500–$4,999 Abbey Inn Cedar City Ginger and Dan Anderson Jim and Mary Lou Bessette Ann and Winston Brundige Dr. JC and Jod Cheney Evan and Geraldine Christensen Douglas and Shelley Felt Family Foundation Foxley Pignanelli Larry and Tina Howard

Bruce Wanda Lafollette Rebecca and Brian Lambert John and Gail Langen Mary M. Laub and Family Robert Lence Paul and Kathleen Littlefield In Memeory of Yvonne Jackson Lyon Bev Jim Mudd Nevada Community Foundation Julie Rafiner Dr. Marvin and Beth Rallison Ritholz Jarvis 1990 Trust Peggy Saunders and Karl Seashore Vaughn and Nancy Shosted Verl and Joyce Topham Charles Sapp and Saundra Vance Ken Ward Eddy Wittwer The Order of Essex $1,250–$2,499 Alan and Karen Ashton Munje Bell In Memory of L. Sue Biedermann Vi and Harold Bradford Duke Breitenbach Camp Shakespeare James M. and Sherise G. Clayton Randy and Patricia Dipner Eli Lilly and Company Foundation, Inc. Barbara Skrdla and Nelson Fish Dorothy and Quintin Foster Ed and Sally Golembiewski Richard L. Hay Nancy Melich and Lex Hemphill Tom and Caolyn Higbee Jim and Marianne Holtkamp Patricia and Richard Hughes Lisa and Craig Janes Janice and Mark Kaspersen Joyce C. Kessler M. Lisa Larriva Jeffrey Lieder

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Dan Miller Matthew and Michelle Moscon Robert and Mary Anne Moseley MSL Family Foundation Renee and Bob Overstreet R. Scott Phillips DiAnn Porter Greg Shapton and Barbara Rugeley June Sewing David R. and Carol Shorten Stoel Rives LLP Al and Linda Switzler John and Reina Teeger Dr. Anthony R. and Mrs. Mary K. Temple Richard and Kathy Wagner Linda and Richard Wilson The Order of the Swan $600–$1,249 Anonymous Fred C. Adams Adobe Matching Gifts Ms. Christine A. Allred Ken and Ann Andersen In Memory of Bobbie Anderson Kirk and Bonnie Anderton David and Sharyn Applebaum Ann Atkisson Bernard and Beatrice Barmann Bonnie Bishop Mr. Howard Brady Charles Hohos and Joanne Brattain Ann and Jim Brauer Tyler Brown Kent and Bonnie Bruening Dr. and Mrs. Lowry A. Bushnell Cedar City Hospital Max and Edee Chang Beryl W. Clayton Kathryn Conlin In Memory of Delores Conlin Bonnie Coughlin Ken Crandall

friends of the festival (CONTINUED) Ms. Dorothy Cromer Ash and Ann Cullimore Decker Ms. Willie Dolowitz Robert and Connie Downen Sabina and Allen Duke Susan Eubanks Merrill and Lois Evans Brock Fraser Richard and Betty George Bob and Mary Gilchrist Elizabeth Gonzalez Frank Heath Sharon and Jesse Hise Joanne Howard Darris and Gail Howe Anthony and Cyndi Ivins Bruce and Nancy Jensen Thomas and Margo Johnson Brian L. Johnson Jeannette S. and R. Douglas Johnson Marian Connelly-Jones and Gary Jones William Jones Ed and Dolly Jorgensen John and Linda Leach Cynthia McCartney Jill Johnson and Jaye Mecham Ricky and Shauna Mendini Brock Fraser and Becky Miracle Dr. Judith P. Mitchell Dr. and Mrs. Bruce R. and Julie Molen Karen Nichols Greg and Jorita Nielsen C. David and Carol Ann Nyman Judge Gregory K. Orme Robert L. Orme, M.D. Eric and Ann Osgood Norman Dixon and Patrick Owen Joanne Parrish Diane Pope Vince and Janice Rampton Family Jack and Itha Rampton Carolyn and Marty Rasmussen Frances and Richard Reiser Bonnie and Doug Richards Gary and Joann Rieben Ted and Teresa Rihn Arnold and Carol Rudoff Dr. and Mrs. Daniel M. and Sara Schuman In Memory of Ann Shigeoka, M.D.

Harris and Amanda Simmons Ella May, Ruann Partridge and Susan Snyder Katherine Rankin and John Stevens Bob Stoeckig Tom and Marsha Swegle Paul and Connie Taysom Marie Vacek Vickie Venne Gene and Dorcas Woodward

LeAnne P. Gundy Renee Gushen Kenneth and Kate Handley Mark and Lynette Hansen Harris Family Foundation Albert and Jane Hartman Grace Kroll Hendrix Carol and Gary Hewer Jesse Hise Kimmy and Kelly Holman Brent Holmes Kreg Burnette and Mike The Order of the Inskeep Rose Mr. and Mrs. Jay E. Jensen $300–$599 Dave and Mickey Jenson Brent and Becky Johns Anonymous (3) Kevin and Melinda Johnson VeeDrienne and Gordon Anthony Best and Mary Johnson Alexander Charles J. Kahlenberg Thomas and Marilyn June Anne Olsen and Diane Alexander Keay Craig and Joan Anderson Dr. Janice Reid and Jerry Rick and Nancy Antle Kegley Ms. Nannette Barton Rita Kester Robert L. and Kathleen E. Patricia A. Koch Bayn Charitable Fund Robert and Shirley Kramer Reed L. and Jeanne Benson Darryl and Bonnie Lee Fred Bentley Carolyn J. Leontos Karla K. Bergeson Dr. and Mrs. Brad K. Lewis Hal and Dianna Black Ruth Ann Lewis Ray Boice Frank Mack In Memory of Gayanne Tim and Leslie Martin Marble Bradley Harriet B. Mazer Susan Broberg Sue, Robin, and Kelly Brown Dale and Edward McCann Gwen McCutchan Carol Brown Betty McDonald Mary and Karl Bruner Patricia Messamer William D. Butterfield James and Barbara Morrison M. McClain and Kareen Mike and Jerry Mumford Bybee Kent and Cherie Myers Vincent J. Cardinal Leslie R. Nelson Patrick and Janet Carlton Mr. Leslie R. Nelson Margaret Chapman Dale and Margaret Chapman Marilyn Nelson Jack and Kathy Newton Dale and Lisa Clarke Elissa, Cara, and Richard Janis Coe Palmer In Memory of Byron Daynes Giselle and Michael Peters Fred and Cherri Delgado Joan C. Peterson Charles Donaldson Jerry and Carolyn Preston Pam and Kelly Erickson Paula Reach Chesley H. Erickson Barbara and John Reid Paul and Carola Farthing In Memory of David Reynolds Sylvia and Nicholas F. Fiore Joanne B. Rice Lisa and Paul Fotheringham Ken and Jenni Richardson Kathleen Gardner Victoria Rogers Charles and Louise Gay John and Terry Lynne Gidney Orland and Meredit Seaver Roger K. and Connie L. Stephen B. Gilliland Seegmiller Willilam and Cynthia Grua 72

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friends of the festival (CONTINUED) Charles Boynton Ken and Karen Brewster Leslie S. Brott Ms. Linda Brummett Christi Burke Kenneth A. Buxton Bill Byrnes In Memory of Dennis G. Campton, M.D. Meridee and Mark Carpenter Paula Bell and Rob Christie Betty Jean Cowley John R. Currell Richard Gary Currier Nicola and Stephen Dahl Mr. and Mrs. Norman Davis Lynn and Natalie Dearden Joe and Linda Didier David and Carol Eccles Mr. Robert Leon Edris Sherman and Lisa Elliott Sondra E. Ellis Shae Emerson Ellen Cosgrove and Jeffrey Fahl Mrs. Janice M. Foster Dennis and Susan Fredette Charles and Joyce Freuden Vera Gabel Scott and Christine Bigler Garloch Diana George Art and Phyllis Geurts Josephine and John Golcher Jean Golden Mr. Arthur C. Haines Gerry Hanni Kip and Christen Hartvigsen Alan and Lisa Hawkins Lillian H. Heil Willis and Virgina Rae Hepworth John and Sheila Hicinbothem William K. and Janeal P. Hodges Mark and Lynn Hofflund Kelly and Kimberly Holman Ms. Pamela J. Irvine Roger and Judy Johns Jeffery O. Johnson Dan Kaseda Dick and Miriam Keener Robert S. Kelly Richard and Miriam Kenner Martha Knowlton The Lau Family Donna Law Frank Layden The Lehtinen Family

Diana Banks and Richard Lemons Glen and Karen Leonard Phyllis Lopp Daniel Loughry Philip and Joan Low Louise Luebcke Joan and John Mangels Ned and Alene Mangelson Mr. Brock Michael Marshall Laura and Tim McAneney Jeff and Jane McCoy Kathy and Tom McFarland In Memory of John Messamer Jackie and Tony Messina Mr. William Miller Mr. Josh Miner Cory Duggin and Stephanie Moore Ms. Linda Morgan J. Clair and Suzanne Morris Eric and Lisa Natwick Mrs. Marilyn M. Nelson Richard Nutley Carolyn Olson Family Linda S. Parker Carol and Dixon Paul Tina Pech Houghton and Fran Peterson James C. and Barbara M. Pierson Ted and Connie Porray Jessica Porter Toni Pray Brent Rammell Connie Ratliff Dawn Ratliff John and Pat Reeve Clarence Renouard Kathleen Richards Pete and Sheryl Robbins Margaret Rostkowski Ginny and Gerry Rothstein Evan and Lorraine Sanders Donald and Carol Schoengold Mike and Mary Helen Seago Gerald Sibio Kenneth and Linda Simpson Janet and Larry Sims John Skalak Stuart and Suzanne Slingerland Patricia Snider Paul and Carol Sonntag Walter Stark Drs. Bob and Arlene Stein Judith Love Stollar Claire K. Summerhill Leigh Ann Taylor and Dr. John Taylor

Steve and Janet Thackeray Holly and Buzz Thompson Dr. and Mrs. Paul V. Tomasic Mr. C. Wayne Umbaugh Bob and Jean Van Steenburg Curtis and Pat Watson LaKay Weber Jerry Woodin Katherine Yonally Carole and Neil York The Order of Stratford $50–$149 Anonymous (22) Cameron Abaroa Joshua Hunter Adams Ken and Carol Adelman Randall and Ann Marie Allen Tony Amendola LeGrand and Mary Anne Andersen Dana and Amy Anderson Ron and Letty Angione Kathleen Murray and Ron Apfelbaum Mr. Warren Scott Archibald Penelope Ashworth Mary T. Babcock Michael Bahr Devin and Morgan Baldwin Judy Barking Charlotte and Chuck Barnes Christine and Bill Barrett Barrus Family Mitch Bealer Lynn and Renee Beard Ms. Nancy A. Becker Jan Bergeson Ms. Deborah Bethers Bonnie J. Beyer Jean Bigelow Mitchell Bingham TJ Blair Walter and Claudia Branch John Branin Pat and Kent Brooks Scott and Penny Brown Gary and Diane Buckley Walt and Julie Busse Diane Cadei Hal and Joan Campbell Melodee and Philip Cardin Ron Cardon Sharon Carrier Staci and Garrett Carson Dr. and Mrs. Dwayne and Carol Chesnut

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Kim and Paul Cohee Columbus Travel Columbus Jon Chris Conkling David and Virginia Cornell Laura A. Cotts Teresa Cross Patricia Crown Ms. Ashley Cuellar Edward and Estelle Devore Faye C. Diamond David and Sandra Dillman Yvonne DuPlain Melanie and Ryan Durfee Happy Anniversary Thomas and Becky Durham Thomas M. and Leslie H. Dyer Darrin English Marian Ensor Rhys M. Evans Ms. Jody Evans Brent and Melissa Everett Susan Faust Joe and Nina Feely Michael and Treva Fendrick David and Amy Fleming Bruce Fox Mary J. Furness Ms. Zoe Ann Gardner Lila Gasink Rebecca Gaylord Analisa Gedge Karen Gigar Bob and Marilyn Gourley Mr. Arthur Grahl Mrs. Juliet Granger Tim Graves Edwina Green Mary Lee Greig Serafina Guarrella Ronald and Rita Hackett Joan Hahn Kathy Hale Tony and Diana Hanebrink Kimberlee and Garrett Hannig Robert and Louise Hartvigsen Ivan and Venice Hawkins Patricia Hendricks Lawrence and Laura Henley Mike and Ann Hoff Melissa Holiday Dave and Jan Hulin Michael and Dixie Jackson Gary and Phyllis Jacobs Bruce and Ellen Janis Wayne and Martha Jean Kevin and Marianne Jensen Nicholas Johnson Dan and JoAnn Jones

friends of the festival (CONTINUED) David Judd Carolyn Kavanagh Dr. and Mrs. Richard and Joan Keller Linda Kiley George and Juanita King Peter and Marsha Kirk LeRoy and Barbara Kuehl Eileen Landau Greg Langley Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Laning Bruce and Susan Lanning Eric and Heidi Larson Paul and Sharon Larson Eric Leavitt Lisa Lee Lenore Lewis Kimberlee Weaver Lewis Karen Lobrot Marilyn Lott Diane Luke Francis A. Madsen Jr. and Constance C. Madsen Ann Marcusen Michele Margetts Vicki Markley Linda Markmiller Nicole Marriott Lori McGowne Prof. Kathryn McPherson Toni and John Merold II Joyce Metcalf The Mills Crew William Minnix Mr. Bert O. Mitchell Janene Muller Dr. and Mrs. Sergio Nacht Bonnie Nell Mr. Sheldon Lee Nelson Bill and Sue Nissen Misti Nowak Jennifer Oberhelman Patti O’Keefe Jerry Harris and Tracey O’Kelly Maddy Oritt Jacob Oritt Terry Miya and Jeff Orth Judy Packard Irene Palfreyman Don S. and Kayleen L. Paul In Memory of Barbara Peck Miriam Pemberton Brian Vaughn and Melinda Pfundstein Thomas J. Pillar Diane Power Alta Price Gerald and Marilyn Prince Kirk and Georgia Rasmussen

Marguerite Re Judy Reinhardt William D. and Judith Ann Roda Martin and Linda Rosenthal Pat Rustad Mike and Julie Saemisch Janelle Sawyers Ted and Robyn Schaefer Tamara Schefcik Keith and Janet Seegmiller Richard Sharp Pat and Jim Sharp John and Ann Sicker Barbara and Jerry Simpson Brian J. Sivesind Larry A. Skinner Dennis Slepak John M. Slocum Susan Smart Miles V. Smith Earl and Audney Somerville Jerry and Suzette Sorensen Lawrence and Patricia Sparks Otha Spencer-Williams Barbara and Ted Spendlove Mark G. Spragg Forrest and RoLayne Staffanson Helen Stanhope Martha Taylor and Sherman Stephens Lyle and Becky Stucker Nathaniel Taggart Jean P. Thomas Lorie Thomsen and Family Jutta R. Tragnitz Lynn and Lizabeth Trimble Patricia Turner Judith D. Tweedie Chris and Bonnie Utley Susan Valentine-Koldewyn Dr. Shaila Van Sickle Cindy and Mark Vernon Kathy Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wallacew Diane Walsh Elizabeth Foyt and John Wanderer Frank Weinstock Karla C. Williams Cherie Winner Paul and Janice Wirkus Heidi and Layne Wixom Helgard and Carl Wolfram Robert and Lelia Wright Dr. John Monson Wunderli President Scott L. and Kathy Wyatt Steve Yates

Ms. Juilanna Young Bettye Young Dr. Patrick Dylan Zwick Engelstad Shakespeare Theatre Seats Anonymous Steven R. and DeeAnn L. Abaroa Fred and Barbara Adams In Honor of Barbara and Fred C. Adams Ann Marie, Randy, Matt, Lauren and Eliza Allen Christine A. Allred Tony Amendola Rava Amo Scott and Jesselie Anderson Susan and Jon Anderson Jane and Neil Arnold Alan C. Ashton Karen J. Ashton Spencer and Traci Ashton Morgan and Stephanie Ashton Brigham and Elizabeth Ashton Samuel and Missy Ashton Adam and Annie Ashton Stephen and Erin Ashton In Memory of Skip Atkinson Kathleen T. Atkinson The Backslider Book Club (Linda Evans) Len Badertscher Lynda Badertscher Kris and Michael Bahr In Memory of Susan K. Baldwin Marcy E. Barlow Stephen W. Barlow Nina and Keith Barnes Perry and Gae Basch Barry and Anne Basel In Honor of Rayma Ames Bax Jeff and Ginger Beck Donna and Ken Benson Mindy Benson Mike and Debi Benson Family Many fond memories, Ann and Lorris Betz Shared with friends, Ann and Lorris Betz David R. Bird Julia C. Bird In Memory of Laurie Birmingham Bradley Kent Bishop Bonnie Magleby Bishop

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Bonnie Kay Bishop Curtis and Lisa Blair Ethan and Katelynn Blair Emily and Clay Bond Evan Bond Dr. W. Bryan Bowles, Joan Jensen Bowles Javan, Chris, Amelia, Clara and Hannah Bowles K. Brown Family Dale and Robert Burns Bill and Christine Byrnes In Memory of Dennis G. Campton, M.D. Helene Campton Ron Cardon Tom and Mildred Cardon Hannah E. Cava Chic and Liz Chicado P.A. Christensen Ruth Jones Christensen Christopher Carl Christiansen BJ Cluff Greg B. Coates Gregg Coffin and Joe Zaniker Kim and Paul Cohee Velma and Valerie’s Seat (Cohen) Dr. Katherine Vromen Cohen Carr Cohen, Stewart Landreth Jim and Susanna Connaughton The Connaughton Family John and Barbara Cook Jeff and Kenna Cooper Jeff and Kenna Cooper Candace Corr Mary Cozzens Paul Cozzens Karin E. Craven, Wig Master 2008–2013 Brittany Curtis, To thine own self be true John Nathaniel Davis Melissa Goodsell Davis Scott and Catherine Davis Randy Dipner Trice Dipner Thomas Drake Dr. Dean and Larae W. Duke To Marion Who Loved Theatre (Dyer) Wallace Eastman Paul and Emily Eddington Adam Engle Marshall and Debora Erb Brad and Alyson Farmer and Family Jennifer Olsen Fellow Steven D. Fellows

friends of the festival (CONTINUED) Robert and Joan Ferguson Melia and Steve Fidel Nikki, Faith, and Steve Fish In Honor of Dr. Michael Flachmann Dr. Michael Flachmann Dr. Kim Flachmann London Flynn Nathan Flynn Raven Flynn Dorothy and Quintin Foster Amy Foster Victoria Foster John and Magee Foye Brock Fraser Ennis and Geri Gibbs In Memory of Kendall Jane Fillmore Gibson Andrea Golding ESG Construction Consultants, Ed and Sally Golembiewski Melissa Graves and Family The Great Globe Foundation Todd Green, SUU 1990 Dalyn Lee Greenwood Jeanne M. Griffiths John Gurney Dorie Gurney Kenneth Haber Scott and Sherrie Hansen Robert and Marcia Harris The Harrison Sisters: Patricia Mae The Harrison Sisters: Marilyn Harmer Robert and Louise Hartvigsen Lex Hemphill James A. Hisatake Bruce and Elaine Hochstadter Mark and Lynn Hofflund For Troy Hofheins, Who Loves the Festival Echo Serenity Holyoak John Wendell Homer and Myrle Wangsgaard Homer Larry and Tina Howard Brad Huff Hari Ellen Huff #njhulins, Adams E 1999– 2007 (Hulin) Abraham and Jane Hunt Family Troy and Jennifer Hunter Family In Memory of Thayne Shumway Huntsman Barba Reid and David Hyman Hannah Jablin

Lynn and Pam Jackson Ron and Judi Johnson BJ Jones, Director In Honor of Bapa ( Jorgensen) Anne Judd, Volunteer Coordinator Larry and Diane Justice Michael S. Kartchner “Kartch” Faelynn J. Kartchner “Finny” Landon M. Kartchner “Frog” Brody C. Kartchner “Toad” Cassidy F. Kartchner “Lil Pie” Diane Keay, Enjoy Robert Keith Rich and Joan Kendell Scott and Allison Kendell Lorraine and Michael Kennett Doug and Janet Knell Dr. and Mrs. Donald R. Kusel Bruce and Wanda LaFollette Marty Larkin Ferrin and Louise Larkin Ron and Pam Leach, Lucky 2 Ranch Patricia Legant The Robert B. Lence Family Kay and Sherlyn Lewis and Family Dr. and Mrs. Brad K. Lewis and Family Paul and Laura (Lewis) Goulding and Family Devin and Caylee Lewis and Family Craig and Desiree Lewis and Family Shaylyn Lewis, Zack and Luke Julie Lewis and Ariane, Tarik, Tiara Brooke Lewis In Honor of Jerry Lieder, ‘16 Costume Shop Marilyn Lieder Jim Loder, USF 1999 Brent Low Tammy Low The Estate of Henry Douglas Lunt David J. Lyon Harlan McLachlan Lyon Yvonne Jackson Lyon Vance and Anita MacDonald Mary A. Mackin Katie Magee Jerry and Joyce Mason Dene Mathis Harriet B. Mazer Frances K. Mazer Nathan H. Mazer

Marlin and Pam McKinney and Family Neil Abercrombie and Mica McKinney Nancy Melich Art Mendini Irene Mendini Anna Elizabeth Meredith Sarah Ellen Meredith John Duncan Meredith David Dickson Meredith Helen Merold and Family In Honor of Pat and Charles L. Metten ( Johnson) Ann Martin Mildenhall Ron Mildenhall James Miller Michael Miller Courtney Miller Mark Moench Martha Moench John and Rita Mojica Robert and Elizabeth Moll Dr. S.S. Moorty (Satyam Sikha Moorty) Matt Moscon Michelle Moscon Annie Moscon Cole Moscon Lily Moscon Mattew and Michelle Moscon Zach, Katie, Owen, Sam, and Ada Murray Kent and Cherie Myers Julie B. Nelson Jack Newton Kathy Newton Bryan and Tracy Nichols Matt Nickerson Lori Nickerson Toby and Allison Norton June Anne Olsen and In Memory of Steven L. Olsen Thomas N. Parks Stanley and Carol Parry Catherine B. Pedersen Robert G. Pedersen In Honor of Roderick Peeples Edwin and Zetta Peterson Randy and Leann Phillips Kathy B. Phillips Rick and Cheryl Phillips Gary Phillips Mike Phillips Mary Ellen Phillips Dorothy Phillips Don Phillips R. Scott Phillips

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Mike and Jolene Phinney Zoe and Talia Pineda Ray E. Black-Pineda In Honor of the Uncle Ned Society (Plautz) Elizabeth R. Pollak Victor A. Pollak Ryan Zachary Pope Connie Porray Ted Porray For Ben and Marielle, Love The ‘15 Props Shop Lord and Lady Puchlik Miranda C. Quigley Henry L. Ragan Daniel S. Rak Yasmine, Ted, Kris, and Juli Redding Dr. Janice Reid Virginia Tyler Renouard 9/29/1934–3/26/2015 Clarence Renouard Doug and Bonnie Richards Ken and Jenni Richardson Ronald and Afton Ririe Pete and Sheryl Robbins Joyce L. Rodeback For Aaliyah and Lillith, from Rob and Kat Roman Lousje and Keith Rooker Marva L. Sadler Fred Saunders, Lynn Evans The Seegmiller Family Shawn RT Severn Corinne Severn Norman Sfeir Gail Sfeir In Memory of Anne Sheedy Gerald R. Sherratt John W Shigeoka, MD In Memory of Ann O’Neill Shigeoka, MD Linda Shirley Jyl Shuler Robert and Nannette Simmons McKay, Taylor, Kailey, Bethany Simmons Almo B. and Rita J. Simmons Ken and Linda Simpson The Slitz Family John Slover, King John (Stollar) Clara Slover, Shrew (Stollar) Michael and Eliza Smith Wayne and Maria Smith Pat Snider Jerry Snider S. E. Sonnenreich

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friends of the festival (CONTINUED) David N. Sonnenreich Kathryne Juliet Sparks Athena Crystine Sparks Roland and Jeanie Squire In Honor of Drs. Bob G and Arlene P Stein The USF-Loving R G Stein Family Since 1975 Diane P Stewart Samuel S Stewart Lynn Stirling and Glynis Ladd Stirling Stoel Rives Noah Strasmann Abigail Strasmann Steve and Annette Suite Sheila Summerhays SUU Arts Administration Alumni Richard and Judy Taggart Dr. Dennis and Karen. M Taggart Peter A. Tarbox and Michael S. Born Lethe Coleman Tatge Connie LaVall Taylor W. Rex and Mary Thornton Family Ralph D Tiggeman, “My White Plume” Jean E Tiggeman, “Wand’rin’ Star” Ellen Treanor Gerald L. Turner Cynthia S. Turner Michael Varner and Kathleen Digre Richard and Kathy Wagner Hazel Theodore and Gladys Waller David V., Jeffrey, and Steven W. Waller Grace Walling Kirt Walling Walling Family John and Nell Ward Madelyn Watabe Mia Watabe Matthew Watabe Diana Watabe Bryan Watabe Pat and Curtis Watson William Griffith Way Mary Coleman Way John Griffith Wells Coleman Way Mary Alexander Way V Patricia Shields Way lI Weedon Family

Hugh S. West, Jr. and Family Julia C. West and Family Heath and Rebekah Westfall Niel and Denise Westover In Memory of Loren and LaVeve Whetten Anne Tully and Larry Whitesell Evelyn L. Wiggins Katy Wilbur Jeffrey R. Wilbur Rich and Linda Wilson In Memory of Raquel Wilson, we love you so much!

Karen Wood Dr. James Wood Peggy Petersen Woodruff Susan J. and CR Wooten John and Jean Wright Kathy Wyatt Scott L Wyatt Declan Yates, Falstaff (Stollar) Ryan Merlin Yonk Chad and Amy Jo Young Renn and Ree Zaphiropoulos

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Fred C. Adams Ken and Carol Adelman Artisans Art Gallery Art Works Gallery Kris and Michael Bahr The Balcony Bards Dr. Ann Bersi and Mr. Bob Shelton Mitchell Bingham Bradshaw Chevrolet Buick Cedar City Arts Council Cedar City Motor Co. Centro Woodfired Pizzeria Jeff and Kenna Cooper Bonnie Coughlin Susan Eubanks Findlay Automotive, St. George Sylvia and Nicholas F. Fiore Paul and Lisa Fotheringham Garth and Jerri Frehner The Grind Coffeehouse Johnson Business Machines Drs. Jeanette S. and R. Artistic Initiative Douglas Johnson Fund Linda Kemker This fund is used to promote Jeff and Jane Larsen the Festival’s growth in artistic Wanda and Bruce LaFollette excellence by establishing a Las Vegas Rotary Club core group of actors, directors, Shirley and Robert Kramer and designers who regularly Marilyn Lieder appear on and off our stages; James K. Longley supporting, enhancing, and Frank Mack increasing the size and scope of Vicki Markley our production design aesthetic; MILGRO, Newcastle Inc. and increasing our national Dan Miller and international exposure and Jim and Heather Molans profile. This list does not include Katie and Zach Murray the numerous contributions Nellis Auctions made at the door of Bardway, The Pastry Pub Baby!, the main fundraiser R. Scott Phillips for this fund held each year in Janeen Pulley August.

La Quinta Inn and Suites Bruce and Julie Rafiner Anonymous Aubree Rasmussen In Memory of L Sue June Sewing Biedermann Carol Shorten Dorothy and Quintin Foster Jyl Shuler Elizabeth Gonzalez Roland and Jeanie Squire Mary Lee Grieg Starbucks Cedar City Brent Holmes Sam and Diane Stewart Kreg Burnette and Mike Al and Linda Switzler Inskeep Tae’s Tea Bruce Wanda LaFollette Nano Taggart and Natalie Cory Duggin and Stephanie Young Moore Tri-State Motors Chris and Bonnie Utley Patricia Turner Shaila Van Sickle 83

Brian Vaughn Dr. Bryan and Diana Watabe Special Thanks Clarence Brown Theatre Company The Denver Center Theatre Company Kelly Day, Utah Office of Tourism Cherri and Fred Delgado Garth and Jerri Frehner Frontier Homestead State Park Jodi Graham, Utah Humanities Lew Haslem Kari Lowell Heaps Mary Kaye Huntsman and Ambassador Jon Huntsman Iron County Commission Iron County Visitors and Convention Bureau Shirley and Robert Kramer Wanda and Bruce LaFollette Marty Larkin Las Vegas Rotary Club Marilyn Lieder Jan Macleod Anne Maile Shauna Mendini Dr. Charles Metten Midsummer Magazine Mills Publishing—Dan Miller Jacqueline Murray Alan Neves Ryan D. Paul Rachel Parker Penn State University Theatre R. Scott Phillips Pioneer Theatre Company Jyl Shuler Southern Utah University —Accounts Payable —Advancement Office —Alumni Office —Arts Administration Graduate Students —Bookstore —Cashier’s Office —College of Performing and Visual Arts —Computer Services —Department of Theatre and Dance —Electrical Department —Event Services —Grounds Department

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Suzanne Tegland Patti Turner Cyndi Wallace Kirt and Grace Walling Nell and John Ward Lorraine Warren Bryan and Diane Watabe Linda and Cliff Whipple Maile Wilson Rich and Linda Wilson CR and Susan Wooten Ree Zaphiropoulos Lois and Myron Armstrong Memorial Scholarship Program This fund, administered by the Guild of the Utah Shakespeare Festival, was created in honor of former Guild officers Lois and Myron Armstrong. Proceeds are used for scholarships to the Festival’s education program, Playmakers.

LeGrand and Mary Ann Andersen Lee Bechtel Ann Bersi and Bob Shelton Pam Gilbert Robert and Shirley Kramer Nancy Melich and Lex Hemphill Eric and Ann Osgood Ted and Connie Porray Dinah Anne Rogers Jeff and Marilyn Smith Neal and Marquerite Smith Area Representatives Carolyn Adams Louise Adkins-Symes Chantelle Albrecht Kelli Allred Debbie Angell Josie Beth Archibald Becca and David Baggaley Janet Brown Meridee Carpenter Donna Casebolt Darlene Childs Paula Coash Peggy Flocken Charlotte Gant Sara Greener

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Staci and Jonathan Anderson Irene Angel Rozella and Jason Angell Jim Ansell Margaret and John Ashby Penelope Ashworth Suzanne Aw Jayne and James Banks Diana Beam Mary Jo Beatty Lee Bechtel Charmaine Beckman Karen Bishop Jeannie and Wally Boggess Elverna and Bob Botts Miriam Bowen Joanne Brattain Cathy Buchanan Beverly Buckner Heather Burch Melanie Burgess Megan Cannon Marianne and Hal Caudill Ellen Chalmers Susan Christopher Dillon Coburn Judy Colwell Bonnie Cox Linda Cox Sara and Cevin Cram Trisha Culler Jaynann Daly Karen Darrow Jerika Degroot Cherri and Fred Delgado Jennifer and Matthew Denhalter Deborah Denney John Denney Donna Dischbein Cheryl Disney Betty Jo Dunnell Colleen Engle Karen Enoch Connie Erickson Corinne Esmeier Karene Ess Laura Fager Marta Fernandez Rosemary Fletcher Ruth Fotheringham Pamela Gilbert Mary Gillespie

Heather Gonzalez Marilyn Grainger Jerry Griffin Mary Sue and Allen Griggs Dawn Haberkorn Jessica Hacking Pattie Haley Jane Halladay Marcene and Burke Hamilton Leanna Handy Danny Hansen Ruth Hansen Bronson Hardy Jody Heaps Tracy and Jerome Heavyrunner Tim Heimsoth Becky Hill Hazel Hillstead Amy Howe Caroline Howe Jeanine Howells Vanessa Hunt Marva Huntington Kathryn Ipson Danniel Jacobsen Pamela Jacobson Jerry Johnson Sheila Johnson Marilyn Jolley Jennifer Jones Louise Jones Mary Judd Shirley and Bob Kramer Becky Krause Kenzie Kropf Mindy Kropf Mavourneen Lamb Marty Larkin Judy and Ervin Larsen Luana Laskey Margaret Leamy Lisa Lee Roberta Levsen Linda Liebhardt Marilyn Lieder Arthur Llerena Dorothy Loris David Lund Jeanette Lund Patti Lund Francine Lyndaker Linda and Alan Martineau Melanie and Marc Marx Gay (Alice) Matheson Vicki Matheson 86

Sally McDonald Phyllis McFarland Donna McNabb Grace Melling Joyce Messer Yvette Miles Paula Mitchell Annette and Richard Mitchem Brynne Morgan Marie Morgan Pat and Stewart Morris Bev and James Mudd Howard Munson Michelle Nelson Susan and Ron Nelson Barbara Neuenschwander Maridon Nielsen Pat Nielson Robert Nies Connie Nyman Barbi Oehler Bob Ogie Demi and Paul Parker Mary Payne Linda Peterson Ashley Pollock Susan and Keith Pope Leola Prestwich Sherry Price Mariana Remington Joanne Rice Donna Rish Denise Roberts Barbara Rodriguez Lynn Rogers Victoria Rogers Marsha Rosenberg Katherine and Lester Ross Gretchen Rowe Jeannie Rowe Mary Belle Royer Minerva Rozo Joelle Russo Susan Ruzzamenti Lourdes Salcedo Jill Savage Dee Scheuerman Allison Yager Schneider Mary Jane Seaman Narcie Secrist Janet and Keith Seegmiller June Sewing James Shammot Stephen and Diane Sharp

Susan and Rick Sims Marilyn and Jeff Smith Marlynn Smith Peggy and Roger Soukup Christine Spencer Sue St. Jean Walter Stark Nicole Strine RosaLee Stucki Chad Taylor Harry Taylor Suzanne Tegland Cheryl Terry Jennifer Thatcher Linda Thompson Jill Thornton Pat Tompkins Rhea Tuft Bonita Turnbaugh Judy and Evan Turner Amy Van Duzen Paula Walker Kathleen White Julie Wilkins Laura Williams Roni Winningham Kathy Woods Susan Wooten Gay York

OUT ON THE TOWN GUIDE 21 ELEVEN COFFEE

BRODY’S MEXICAN RESTAURANT

Coffee is our passion. Our craft coffee is brewed with a constant effort to ensure quality, complexity and balance in every cup. We are a full-service coffee bar featuring house roasted single origins that we brew via pourover, as well as frappes, fruit smoothies, lattes, and house made pastries. Enjoy your perfect cup in house, or with friends on our patio. Whatever your preference, we’re excited to serve you! 2111 N Main, 435233-2026 21elevencoffee.com,

Brody’s Mexican Restaurant serves unique flavors and dishes of authentic Mexican food, molcajete or guaraches, our famous street tacos and other delectable specialties, homemade maracuyá and horchata, deep fried ice cream, along with a great selection of Mexican and craft beers and wines to enjoy with our great food. With our vibrant décor, you will immediately feel welcome, and our friendly staff will promptly take your order, and provide excellent customer service. Open daily, Mon - Thur. 10 - 9pm, Fri & Sat. 10 -10pm, closed Sunday. Providence Center, 1166

BOULEVARD DINER

(St. George store only) Relax and take a break from the “hurryup and eat” world. The “Boulevard Diner” offers our famous 1/4lb hamburger with our homemade bun, or a large selection of made to order deli sandwiches with fresh homemade buns, soups, salads, and tasty “daily specials”. Open 11am to 5pm Monday thru Saturday – located inside Boulevard Home Furnishings 390 N. Mall Drive, St. George, UT 84790.

Find us on the web at boulevardhome. com, check us out on Facebook or just give us a call at 435-986-3100.

BRICKHOUSE CAFÉ

The Brick House cafe has been a staple in Cedar City, UT since 2010. Known throughout Southern Utah for its world class sandwiches, antiques, and service.

The Brick House Cafe can be found at 86 S. Main Street in beautiful Cedar City.

435.586.5344 10:30am – 9pm, closed Sunday. brickhousecafecedar.com

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BRUNO’S ITALIAN DELI

For over half a century Sicilian born Tony Bruno has been delighting customers with his delicious offerings.

Bruno’s delectable, traditional, Italian cuisine can be had now in a bright new fast casual atmosphere. Come and experience a Cedar City institution.

Bruno’s Italian, “extraordinarily fresh Italian”. Open 11am – 9pm Monday – Thursday, 11am – 10pm Friday and Saturday, closed Sunday. 1774 W Royal Hunte Drive, Cedar City. (435) 867-4477. Find us on Facebook.

CENTRO WOODFIRED PIZZARIA

We are passionate about pizza! Our mission is to provide fresh and creative food in a uniquely fun and casual atmosphere. Our Pizzaiolo’s hand stretch and carefully craft each pizza to order with our own tomato sauce and the highest quality toppings and bake in our wood fired oven imported from Naples, providing the depth of flavor only achieved by these special ovens.

Also offering amazing salads, bottled and draft beers and a special selection of red and white wines chosen to pair perfectly to our pizzas. Top off the evening with our desert pizza you’ll dream about. 50 W University Blvd.

(Center Street), Cedar City, just a short walk from the Festival. 11am – 10pm Monday – Saturday. Take-out available.

(435) 867-8123. Find us on Facebook.

1322 S. Providence Center Dr. 435-865-5937 Monday – Thursday Lunch: 11am – 3pm Dinner: 4pm – 9pm

CHARLIE’S SOUTHERN BARBECUE

Friday Lunch: 11am – 3pm Dinner: 4pm – 10pm

Best BBQ this side of Memphis! We smoke our signature pulled pork and beef brisket for over 12 hours.

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daily from our family recipes passed down through generations. Featuring pulled pork, beef brisket, smoked ribs, turkey, signature side dishes and kids’ meals to keep everyone lickin’ their chops. Enjoy our delicious BBQ with a cold beer and soulful Blues all summer. Great food at a great price - you’ll be back for more. Eat-in or take-out, catering. Open daily, 11am - 10pm. 126 N Main Street, Cedar City. (435) 867-8010

DON MIGUEL’S

The cuisine at Don Miguel’s is inspired by traditional Mexican techniques that have been handed down for generations in the Leon family, specializing in unique dishes that are native to the southwest region of Mexico know as Jalisco,. To complement our fresh bold flavors we offer signature salsas, fresh-cut meats, margaritas, draft beer, specialty drinks, and local wines. Monday – Thursday: 10:30am - 9:00pm. Friday & Saturday: 10:3am - 10:00pm, Sunday: 10:am to 9:00pm 453 S Main St, Cedar City (435) 586-6855 lacasadonmiguel.com

CHEF ALFREDO RISTORANTE ITALIANO

Chef Alfredo’s provides an intimate and elegant atmosphere in which to enjoy authentic Italian cuisine. Our skilled team is pleased to welcome you to our establishment! Our delicious Italian food is fresh and prepared to order, featuring traditional pastas, steaks, chicken, veal, rack of lamb, fish, and seafood, as well as salads, soups, and desserts. We serve beer and wine, have daily lunch specials, and we are proud to provide catering for special events. Mon-Fri 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. for lunch. MonThurs 4-8pm., Fri & Sat 4-9:30pm, and Sun 4:00-9:00pm. Daily specials posted on our Facebook page. Reservations recommended - (435) 586 2693. 2313 W Hwy 56 (400 N) Suite 1, Cedar City. chefalfredos.com

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DEPOT GRILL STEAK & SEAFOOD

241 North Main. Fine dining at its best in Cedar City with a menu sure to please the most discerning palate. Our entrees include the finest cuts of beef and pork; fresh, never frozen seafood, and poultry; complemented by fabulous sides, salads, and desserts. Great wine list and craft beer. Make your next stop the Depot Grill.

Summer Hours: 4pm-10pm - Mon-Sat. Reservations recommended (435) 8657445. depotgrillcedar.com

126 N. Main #C3, Cedar City

435-865-6848

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GEORGE’S CORNER RESTAURANT & PUB

Head down to St. George and try our great American food for breakfast, lunch and dinner 7am - midnight seven days a week. Following in the footsteps of the Big Hand Café that stood on this same spot from 1930 – 1963, George’s is the favorite gathering place for St. George residences and visitors alike. Promising “Especially Good Food”, you will be delighted with the menu and ambiance at George’s Corner in Ancestor Square. Located on the corner of St. George Boulevard and Main, St. George. (435) 216-7311, Check our live entertainment schedule at georgescornerrestaurant.com.

2111 Main St (435) 233-2026 21elevencoffee.com

GREAT HARVEST BREAD COMPANY

Great bread is our passion. We offer you the best baked goods made from whole grains. When you enter our store, you’ll notice the aroma of fresh breads, handmade cinnamon rolls, cookies, and our delicious array of sandwiches and soups. If you are looking for a healthy option, look no further. Everything is made from scratch every day, just how it should be. Stop in for a free sample.

Open Mon – Sat 7 am – 7 pm, closed

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MAIN STREET SODA FOUNTAIN

Inside Bulloch Drug. Experience the atmosphere and flavor of a traditional drug store fountain. Enjoy a sundae, float, freezer, or banana split; sip a real root beer or iron port just for old time’s sake! Sweet treats and chocolates, sugarfree candy and much more. Mon - Fri 9 8, Sat 9 - 6 . 91 N Main Street, Cedar City, (435) 586-9651. bullochdrug.com

THE GRIND COFFEEHOUSE CAFE

Coffee is our passion - taste it in every cup! – Try our mochas, lattes, cappuccinos, frappes, fruit smoothies, fresh fruit cups, breakfast sandwiches, sandwiches, soups, salads, and a variety of pastries. A great place to relax, surf the web and gather with friends.

Open Mon – Sat, 7am – 7pm. 19 N Main Street, Cedar City, (435) 867-5333.

MILT’S STAGE STOP

A Shakespeare tradition. Full dinners, steaks, seafood, prime rib, salad bar, appetizers, lounge, and beautiful scenery. Open for dinner seven days a week, 5pm - 10pm. Children’s menu.

Utah State Liquor Licensee. 5 miles up Cedar Canyon (U-14), Cedar City.

Reservations recommended. (435) 5869344 miltsstageshop.com

LIGHTHOUSE SEAFOOD & GRILL

Lighthouse Seafood and Grill brings the tastes of the sea to Cedar City. Come enjoy fresh seafood, fish, chicken, steaks, salads, soups, desserts, and more. Allow our talented team to take care of you while you tuck into a whole lobster or a surf and turf in a relaxing, calm environment that makes you feel like you’ve been transported to the beach. We serve dinner MonThurs 4:00-9:00 pm, Friday and Sat 4:00 – 10:00 pm. Closed Sundays.

Daily specials posted on our Facebook page. 2107 N Main Street, Cedar City.

Reservations recommended. (435) 233 2330. lighthousecedar.com

NINJA JAPANESE STEAKHOUSE & SUSHI BAR

Experience the best in Japanese fine dining in Cedar City. At Ninja, talented chefs prepare and cook your steak and seafood at Hibachi grills while you watch, prepared individually to your liking.

Serving you the finest quality authentic Japanese cuisine, while serving up

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a show as well! Ninja’s Sushi Bar serves the freshest and widest variety of seafood available, made to order.

Mon – Fri lunch 11 am – 2:30 pm, dinner 4 pm – 10 pm, Saturday 12 pm – 10 pm, Sunday 4pm – 9 pm. Sake, wine & beer available. Located in the Providence Center 1180 Sage Drive #A, Cedar City, near Hampton Inn. Also in St. George! Reservations accepted.

(435) 867-5577 ninjacedarcity.com

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PAINTED PONY RESTAURANT

Simply the Best Pizza in Cedar City!

Since 1973

FRESH FEEL GOOD FOOD

Pizza, Pasta, Calzones, Sandwiches, Breads, Fresh Salad Bar, Soup, Desserts – PLUS Gluten Free Menu

435-586-3900

dine in, take out, delivery, drive up window

The Painted Pony is an exciting, unique restaurant serving innovative cuisine with regional specialties in an artistic, contemporary environment. Casual fine dining indoors or on the Patio. With an extensive wine list, generous portions attentive service and reasonable prices you’ll be sure to return to “The Pony” anytime you are in St. George. Open 7 days a week: Lunch Mon-Sat 11:30 – 4 pm & Dinner 4 pm Daily. Winner of the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence & DiRoNA Distinguished Restaurants of North America, voted “Best Dining” in southern Utah. Located in St. George in the Tower at Ancestor Square, 2 W St. George Blvd., St. George. (435) 634-1700, painted-pony.com

Mon – Thurs 11am - 9pm Fri & Sat 11am - 10pm • Closed Sundays

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We offer an array of eclectic styles of food that will tempt your taste buds to come back for more. We offer flavorful sandwiches, distinctive salads, dinner items that offer Persian rice, pasta, and tex-mex flare. Make sure you leave plenty of room to enjoy our tarts, cakes or brownies. Many gluten free options available (including desserts!).

The Pastry Pub has an atmosphere to compliment your Shakespearean adventure. Come join us Monday through Saturday, 7 am to 10 pm, at 86 West Center Street, Cedar City, 435-

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867-1400. We also offer catering for parties, meetings, weddings and more. cedarcitypastrypub.com

PISCO PERUVIAN ROTISSERIE & GRILL

We love introducing our guests to the only authentic Peruvian restaurant in Southern Utah, serving Peruvian and other fusion specialties while transporting you to a world of sunshine and happiness right here in Cedar City.

Come and see why Peru is one of the top culinary destinations in the world.

Our menu includes beef, seafood, our unique hamburgers, and our famous rotisserie chicken, as well as soups and salads, desserts. A full selection of domestic and Mexican beers. Join us for lunch and dinner, Mon – Thurs 11 – 9, Fri & Sat 11 – 10, closed Sunday, 1180 S Sage Drive, Suite F, Cedar City.

Reservations accepted, (435) 6777088. piscoperuvian.com

PIZZA FACTORY

Always the best pizza, pasta, calzones, sandwiches, and salads, with glutenfree menu items! Featuring daily specials that are always fresh and homemade from natural ingredients.

For delivery - to your home or hotel, or dine in and enjoy our well-stocked salad bar and great menu, or order ahead and pick up from our convenient drive-up window. ‘Feel Good Food’ Open for lunch and dinner Mon - Thurs 11am - 9pm, Fri and Sat 11am - 10pm.

131 South Main, Cedar City. Closed Sundays. (435) 586-3900. Order online at pizzafactorycedarcity.com

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RUSTY’S RANCH HOUSE

www.chefalfredos.com

Fine cuisine in a rustic setting. Full dinners, steaks, seafood, barbecued ribs, pasta, fresh fish of the day. Open Mon - Sat, 5pm - 10pm. Children’s 93

menu. Utah State liquor licensee. 2 miles up Cedar Canyon (U-14), Cedar City. Reservations recommended, (435) 586-3839. rustysranchhouse.com

SWEET BASIL THAI CUISINE

We are a full-service family friendly restaurant serving the best Thai cuisine this side of California. Our customers tell us that our food is equal to or better than the finest Thai restaurants in Las Vegas and Los Angeles. We are open for Monday – Thursday lunch from 11am - 3pm, dinner 4pm - 9pm, Friday lunch from 11am - 3pm, dinner 4pm - 10pm, Saturday serving dinner from 11am – 10 pm. Closed Sunday.

Carry out available. 1322 S Providence Center Drive. Suite 100, Cedar City.

(435) 865-5937.

Patio Dining "Best Restaurant..."

OPEN 7 Days a Week TOWER BUILDING AT ANCESTOR SQUARE ST. GEORGE BLVD. & MAIN STREET

(435) 634.1700

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XETAVA GARDENS CAFE

Casual Fine Dining | Contemporary American

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Located in Kayenta’s Coyote Gulch Art Village at 815 Coyote Gulch Court, Ivins. Surrounded by beautiful red cliffs and desert gardens, Xetava is the perfect place to relax and share an evening under the stars. Our menu promises all the delights of fine dining with an atmosphere that nourishes the soul. We also offer delicious coffees and espresso, breakfast and lunch, and a full wine and beer list. This is Xetava Gardens Café, where taste experiences are rivaled only by visual sensations.

Open Monday Wednesday 9 - 5, Thurs - Sun 9 - 9. Dinner reservations recommended: 435-656-0165. www. xetava.com

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