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Celebrate Family. Celebrate Life.

t the Utah Shakespeare Festival, 2019 is a year to celebrate the diversity of families in all their richness, including their strengths, weaknesses, joys, and sorrows. The family members in this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s eight plays run the gamut from the screwball dysfunction of Jacobâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s twelve sons in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat to the complex familial relationships in Hamlet. They illuminate the sometimes tender, sometimes brutal relationships between brothers in The Price and between spouses in Macbeth, as well as the exquisitely intricate parent-child relationship in Every Brilliant Thing. These characters, as well as those in The Book of Will, The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three, and Twelfth Night, reflect a bit of our own families, in all their variety. Through the laughter and tears, the arguments and reconciliations, the characters in these plays (just like us) are searching for love, acceptance, catharsis, and meaning in their families and their lives. We welcome you to this compelling human medley in all its distinction, varied colors, and irrepressible joys. Brian Vaughn, artistic director Frank Mack, executive producer Fred C. Adams, founder 5

Table of Contents Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Hamlet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Twelfth Night. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Macbeth. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 The Book of Will . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Every Brilliant Thing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 The Greenshow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Cover photo: Quinn Mattfeld in the title role in Hamlet. (Photo by Karl Hugh. Copyright 2019 Utah Shakespeare Festival.)

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Guest Information Enjoy the Play Prepare by learning a bit about the play. Printed playbills and souvenir programs as well as www. bard.org and our mobile app contain in-depth 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. 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 435-586-7880. Ticket information is available by calling 435-5867878 or toll-free 1-800-PLAYTIX or by e-mailing 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 at 123 S. 300 West Street, just south of the Randall L. Jones Theatre. Drinks (with lids) purchased in our concession areas are allowed in all our theatres; food purchased in our concession areas is allowed in

the Engelstad Theatre only. 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 seven 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-the-Stars” 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 canceled 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. Special trumpet fanfare in the Engelstad Shakespeare Theatre composed by Christine Frezza. Costumes, scenery, and properties are built at the Utah Shakespeare Festival by Festival personnel. 8

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Director Choreographer Music Director Scenic Designer Costume Designer Lighting Designer Sound Designer Dramaturg Fight Director Stage Manager

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Scene: Israel and Egypt, in Biblical times There will be no intermission.

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Narrator Jacob Joseph Reuben Simeon Levi Naphtali Issachar Asher Dan Zebulun Gad Benjamin Judah Leah Bilhah Rachel Zilpah Camel Ishmaelites Angel Angel-ettes Potiphar

Samae Allred Michael A. Harding Aaron Young* Alex Allred Luke Sidney Johnson Tyson Baker Chris Mansa Ian Allred André Spathelf-Sanders Mitch Shira Trent Dahlin Connor Padilla Ben Cano Tristan Turner Tatem Trotter Bailey Blaise Hilary Alexa Caldwell Kenna Funk† Bailey Blaise, Kenna Funk† Lena Conatser†, Quinn D. Osborne†, Trey Plutnicki Hilary Alexa Caldwell Kat Lee, Tatem Trotter Michael A. Harding

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Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Mrs. Potiphar Claudia Baffo Baker Mitch Shira Butler André Spathelf-Sanders Pharaoh Russ Benton* The Pharaoh-ettes Claudia Baffo, Hilary Alexa Caldwell, Lena Conatser† Alex Allred, Ian Allred, Claudia Baffo, Tyson Ensemble Baker, Russ Benton*, Bailey Blaise, Hilary Alexa Caldwell, Ben Cano, Lena Conatser†, Trent Dahlin, Kenna Funk†, Luke Sidney Johnson, Kat Lee, Chris Mansa, Quinn D. Osborne†, Connor Padilla, Trey Plutnicki, Mitch Shira, André Spathelf-Sanders, Tatem Trotter, Tristan Turner

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Ian Allred—Joseph; Clauda Baffo—Narrator; Bailey Blaise—Mrs. Potiphar/Pharaoh-ette; Ben Cano—Baker/Butler; Lena Conatser†—Solo Angel; Trent Dahlin—Reuben; Luke Sidney Johnson—Jacob/Potiphar; Chris Mansa—Judah; Quinn D. Osborne—Benjamin; Connor Padilla—Pharaoh; Mitch Shira—Levi 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. The director is a member 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. The video and/or audio recording or streaming of this production and the distribution of recordings or streams in any medium, including via the internet, is strictly prohibited. Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is presented by arrangement with The Musical Company, LP, 214 Sullivan Street, Ste. 4, New York, NY, 10012-1354. www.themusicalcompany.com. Phone: (212) 598-2204. Email: info@themusicalcompany.com. Performance and rehearsal musical tracks provided by Right On Cue Services. www.ROCSTheatre.com. @utahshakespeare | #josephdreamcoatusf

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

The Story of the Play

he musical opens with the Narrator. She shares the story of a young dreamer, a man named Joseph—the same Joseph whose story is told in the Book of Genesis. Joseph, as you may remember, was born into a family of twelve boys, all the sons of Jacob. Joseph is Jacob’s favorite son, and Jacob gives Joseph a splendid multi-colored coat. However, this coat, along with Joseph’s talk of dreams he has had showing he will be the ruler of his brothers, arouse the jealousy of the other eleven. At first, they decide to kill him, but instead they sell him as a slave to a group of Ishmaelites traveling to Egypt. So Joseph is taken off to Egypt, and his brothers return to tell their father that his favorite son is dead, producing his wonderful coat—which they have stained with the blood of a goat—as proof. Potiphar, a powerful man in Egypt, takes Joseph into his household as a slave. Joseph works hard, and Potiphar notices him. Unfortunately, he also catches the eye of his master’s wife, who tries to seduce him. When Potiphar catches them together, he assumes the worst (even though Joseph is innocent) and sends Joseph to prison.

While there, Joseph meets two of Pharaoh’s servants, both of whom have had strange dreams. Joseph interprets their dreams, correctly telling their future. In the meantime, Pharaoh has also been having unusual dreams. No one can interpret these dreams, so he is intrigued when he hears of the young slave’s ability. He immediately has Joseph brought before him to interpret his dreams. Joseph offers his interpretation, that seven years of bounty will be followed by seven years of famine, and Pharaoh is so impressed that he appoints Joseph to a post in the government. He will be in charge of storing food for the upcoming hard times. When the famine does hit, Joseph’s father and brothers in Canaan travel to Egypt to beg for assistance. Once there, they are brought before Joseph who recognizes them immediately even though they do not know him. He tests their honesty and humility and finds that his brothers have changed, so, to everyone’s great joy, he reveals his true identity. Finally, Jacob is brought to Egypt to join his family and to again see his beloved son.

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Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Musical Numbers “Prologue”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Narrator, The Company “Jacob and Sons” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Narrator, The Company “Joseph’s Coat”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jacob, Joseph, Narrator, The Brothers, Ensemble “Joseph’s Dreams” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Narrator, Joseph, The Brothers “Poor, Poor, Joseph” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Narrator, Joseph, The Brothers, Ensemble “One More Angel in Heaven”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Levi, Jacob, The Brothers, Ensemble “Journey to Egypt”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Narrator, Camel “Potiphar” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Narrator, Joseph, Potiphar, Mrs. Potiphar, Potiphar’s Servants “Close Every Door”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joseph, Ensemble “Go, Go, Go Joseph”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Narrator, Joseph, Baker, Butler, Ensemble “A Pharaoh’s Story”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Narrator, The Pharaoh-ettes, Ensemble “Poor, Poor Pharaoh” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Narrator, Butler, Joseph, Ensemble “Song of the King”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pharaoh, Ensemble “Pharaoh’s Dreams Explained”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joseph, Pharaoh, Ensemble “Stone the Crows”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Narrator, Pharaoh, Joseph, Ensemble “Those Canaan Days”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Reuben, The Brothers “The Brothers Come to Egypt”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Narrator, Joseph, The Brothers, Ensemble “Grovel, Grovel”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Narrator, Joseph, The Brothers, Ensemble “Who’s the Thief?”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joseph, The Brothers, Ensemble “Benjamin Calypso” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Judah, The Brothers, Ensemble “Joseph All the Time”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Narrator, Joseph, The Brothers, Ensemble “Jacob in Egypt”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ensemble “Any Dream Will Do”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joseph, Narrator, Ensemble “Mega-Mix!”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The Company

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Hamlet By William Shakespeare

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Director Artistic Collaborator Scenic Designer Costume Designer Lighting Designer Sound Designer/Original Music Composer Music Director Dramaturg Voice and Text Coach Fight Director Stage Manager Assistant Stage Manager New York Casting Director

Brian Vaughn Jerry F. Murdock Jason Lajka Bill Black William C. Kirkham Joe Payne Brandon Scott Grayson Isabel Smith-Bernstein Nathan C. Crocker Paul Dennhardt Terence Orleans Alexander* Caleb Thomas Cook* Stephanie Klapper

Scene: Denmark There will be one intermission.

Cast

Barnardo, an officer Francisco, a soldier Horatio, friend of Hamlet Marcellus, an officer Ghost of Hamletâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s father Claudius, King of Denmark Gertrude, Queen of Denmark and mother of Hamlet Hamlet, son of the late King Hamlet and nephew of the present king Voltemand, a courtier Cornelia, a courtier Polonius, Lord Chamberlain Laertes, son of Polonius Ophelia, daughter of Polonius Reynaldo, a servant of Polonius Rosencrantz, a student Guildenstern, a student Player Prologue Player King Player Queen Player Lucianus Players Fortinbras, Prince of Norway

Chris Mansa Tyson Baker Jeremy Thompson Alex Allred John G. Preston* Andrew May* Jacqueline Antaramian*

Quinn Mattfeld* Michael A. Harding Hilary Alexa Caldwell Armin Shimerman* Christopher Peltier* Emma Geer* Tyson Baker Mitch Shira Kyle Bullock Michael A. Harding John G. Preston* Hilary Alexa Caldwell Chris Mansa Alex Allred, Tyson Baker, Michael A. Harding Chris Mansa 18

Hamlet Norwegian Captain Fortinbras Soldiers Osric, a courtier Gravedigger Second Gravedigger Priest Pallbearers English Ambassadors Soldiers Waiting Woman

Michael A. Harding Alex Allred, Tyson Baker Michael A. Harding John G. Preston* Tyson Baker Alex Allred Kyle Bullock, Luke Sidney Johnson, Quinn D. Osborne†, Mitch Shira Kyle Bullock, Mitch Shira Luke Sidney Johnson, Quinn D. Osborne† Kenna Funk†

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Alex Allred—Horatio; Samae Allred— Ophelia/Waiting Woman; Tyson Baker—Ghost/Player King/ Gravedigger; Hilary Alexa Caldwell— Gertrude; Kenna Funk†—Cornelia/Player Queen; Michael A. Harding—Polonius; Luke Sidney Johnson —Barnardo/ Marcellus/ Voltemand /Osric/ Player Prologue / Lucianus/Fortinbras/ Norwegian Captain/Fortinbras Soldier/Priest/Pallbearer; Chris Mansa—Claudius; Quinn D. Osborne†—Francisco/ Reynaldo/ Rosencrantz/ Guildenstern/ Player/ Fortinbras Soldier/ Second Gravedigger/ Pallbearer/ English Ambassador; Christopher Peltier*—Hamlet; Mitch Shira—Laertes 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 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. @utahshakespeare | #hamletusf

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Hamlet The Story of the Play

rince Hamlet of Denmark has been hastily summoned from his studies at Wittenberg to the Danish courts at Elsinore where he deeply mourns the recent death of his father, the king. Adding to his despair is the hasty remarriage of his mother, Gertrude, to his Uncle Claudius, who has seized the Danish throne. Norwegian Prince Fortinbras poses yet another threat to the general peace as he prepares to invade Denmark. Hamlet is informed by his trusted friend Horatio, as well as by soldiers who keep watch during the night, that his father’s ghost has appeared on the battlements of Elsinore castle. Hamlet attends the watch with them and the ghost appears, informing Hamlet that he was murdered by Claudius. The ghost implores Hamlet to take revenge against Claudius. Hamlet vows to put on an “antic disposition” in order to find out the truth about Claudius. Using feigned madness as a cover in his exploration, he begins to vacillate between action and inaction, sanity and madness, life and death. Hamlet conceives a plot wherein he can satisfy himself of Claudius’s guilt. He has a band of traveling players perform a play, graphically representing the crimes of his uncle. Claudius’s violent reaction to the play convinces Hamlet of his guilt. Claudius storms from the play where he kneels in private prayer. Hamlet discovers him and resolves to kill him then and there, only to change his mind, fearing that Claudius would be sent to heaven if he were killed while in the act of repentance. Hamlet bolts into his mother’s bedroom, where, it seems to her, he is about to kill her. Instead, he accidentally kills Polonius, the father of Ophelia and Laertes, who is eavesdropping behind the draperies. The ghost of Hamlet’s father appears

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to him again, but not to the queen, who becomes convinced of Hamlet’s insanity as he carries on an animated conversation with a ghost that is invisible to her. Claudius exiles Hamlet to England, seemingly for killing Polonius. He also sends secret orders with Hamlet’s guards that Hamlet be executed when he arrives in England. Hamlet’s love, Ophelia, in madness confronts Claudius and Gertrude over their indifference toward Hamlet. She is enraged over Polonius’s death; but soon dies herself, by drowning and under suspicious circumstances. Meanwhile, word arrives in the court that Hamlet has outwitted his guards, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, by replacing his name with theirs on the execution orders, and is back in Denmark. At the same time, Laertes, who like Hamlet must avenge his father’s death, attempts to invade the castle. Claudius, however, succeeds in turning Laertes’s wrath against Hamlet. They then plot to kill Hamlet with a poisoned sword in a supposedly friendly fencing match. In case that fails, Claudius will provide a poisoned drink. The challenge arrives, and Hamlet accepts, supposing it to be a friendly contest. The two arrive in court, and Hamlet has scored two hits when his mother drinks to his health accidentally from the poisoned cup. Laertes, now desperate, catches Hamlet off guard and cuts him with the poisoned rapier. Hamlet’s anger is aroused, and he manages to exchange swords with Laertes and to wound him in return. The queen dies, and Laertes confesses his treachery, revealing the entire plot. Hamlet runs Claudius through and forces him to drink the remaining poisoned wine. Hamlet names Fortinbras, whose army is heard in the distance, as successor to the Danish throne.

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Twelfth Night By William Shakespeare

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Part Two Henry VI Jim Poulos* Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, uncle of the king Dan Kremer* Eleanor, Duchess of Gloucester, wife of Humphrey Sarah Shippobotham Cardinal of Winchester, uncle of the king John Oswald Queen Margaret, queen of King Henry Stephanie Lambourn* Richard Plantagenet, Duke of York Michael Elich* Edward, son of the Duke of York Wayne T. Carr* Richard, son of the Duke of York Emelie O’Hara Duke of Somerset Maxwell Kunz† Duke of Suffolk Wayne T. Carr* Duke of Buckingham Zak Houston Lord Clifford John Oswald Young Clifford, his son Landon Tate Boyle Earl of Warwick James Newcomb* Lord Saye Landon Tate Boyle Sir Humphrey Zak Houston Stafford Maxwell Kunz† Lady Stanley Emelie O’Hara A Sea Captain, a profiteer Zak Houston The Ship’s Master Emelie O’Hara Walter Whitmore, a sailor Landon Tate Boyle Sir John Hume Landon Tate Boyle Bolingbroke, a conjurer John Oswald 40

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The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three Margery Jourdain, a witch Thomas Horner, an armorer Peter, Thomas Horner’s Man Jack Cade, a Kentish rebel Dick, a butcher, follower of Cade Smith, a weaver, follower of Cade Clerk of Chatham Alexandra Iden, a Kentish landowner Murderers Citizens, Soldiers, Guards, Messengers

Stephanie Lambourn* Landon Tate Boyle Emelie O’Hara Dan Kremer* Wayne T. Carr* Sarah Shippobotham Emelie O’Hara Sarah Shippobotham Landon Tate Boyle, Emelie O’Hara Landon Tate Boyle, Michael Elich*, Maxwell Kunz†, Stephanie Lambourn*, James Newcomb*, Emelie O’Hara, John Oswald, Jim Poulos*, Sarah Shippobotham

Part Three King Henry VI Jim Poulos* Queen Margaret, his queen Stephanie Lambourn* Prince Edward, Prince of Wales, their son Maxwell Kunz† Lord Clifford Landon Tate Boyle Lady of Exeter Sarah Shippobotham Earl of Northumberland Dan Kremer* Earl of Warwick James Newcomb* Duke of Somerset Landon Tate Boyle Earl of Oxford Dan Kremer* Richard Plantagenet, Duke of York Michael Elich* Edward, Earl of March, afterwards King Edward IV, son of York Wayne T. Carr* George, afterwards Duke of Clarence, son of York Zak Houston Richard, afterwards Duke of Gloucester, son of York Emelie O’Hara Rutland, son of York Zak Houston Lord Hastings Michael Elich* Lady Grey, afterwards queen of Edward IV (Queen Elizabeth) Sarah Shippobotham Lord Rivers, brother of Lady Grey Maxwell Kunz† Sir John Montgomery John Oswald Mayor, of York Stephanie Lambourn* King Lewis XI, King of France John Oswald A Son That Has Killed His Father Maxwell Kunz† A Father That Has Killed His Son John Oswald Gamekeepers Dan Kremer*, Michael Elich* Citizens, Soldiers, Guards, Messengers Landon Tate Boyle, Michael Elich*, Maxwell Kunz†, Stephanie Lambourn*, James Newcomb*, Emelie O’Hara, John Oswald, Jim Poulos*, Sarah Shippobotham 42

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The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three The Story of the Play Part Two King Henry VI, a weak and worldly king, sits on the throne of England, while all around him the English nobility vies for position and power. At the beginning of the play, King Henry meets his new bride, Margaret, whom Suffolk has married by proxy for the king. Unknown to the others, Suffolk and Margaret are lovers and in league to control the king. The marriage contract includes the ceding of the French duchies of Anjou and Main back to the French, which incenses Henry’s powerful uncle, Gloucester, the lord protector, and puts him in opposition to Henry’s other powerful uncle, Cardinal Beaufort. Gloucester is loyal to the king, but his wife, Eleanor, has her eye on the throne. However, her plotting is exposed, she is exiled, and Gloucester is

removed from office, then murdered on Suffolk’s orders. King Henry banishes Suffolk, and he is soon captured by pirates and killed. Meanwhile, the cardinal dies, raving in madness because of his part in Gloucester’s death. A Kentish rebel, Jack Cade, leads a shortlived revolt, seizing London before his followers abandon him and he is killed. Then another revolt emerges: Richard, duke of York, argues his family’s claim to the throne is stronger than Henry’s and that he (Richard) is the rightful king. As the play ends, he leads an army against King Henry. The War of the Roses is now in full bloom: the Yorks, led by York, his sons Edward and Richard, and Warwick bear the white rose; and the Lancasters, led by Henry, Margaret, Clifford, and Northumberland hoist the red.

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The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three The Story of the Play Part Three York, Warwick, and their forces chase Henry to London and invade the throne-room. York and Henry agree to allow Henry to remain king for the rest of his life, with York as his heir—thus disinheriting Henry’s son, Prince Edward. Infuriated, Margaret, raises her own army. Spurred on by his sons, York breaks his oath to Henry and renews his fight for the crown. In battle, Margaret and her supporters kill York, so Warwick proclaims York’s son King Edward IV. Margaret, Henry, and their followers flee to Scotland and France. King Edward’s supporters capture Henry and lock him in the tower. Warwick sails to France to forge an alliance by securing Princess Bona as Edward’s bride. He succeeds, but upon returning home finds Edward has married Lady Grey, not an advantageous

coupling. Angry at Edward’s callous actions, Warwick breaks with the king, joins Margaret, and vows to win back the crown for Henry. Warwick and Margaret succeed and install Henry once again on the throne. But their victory is short lived as Edward’s armies kill Warwick and take the throne back again. This leads to the famous Battle of Tewksbury, where the Lancastrians (led by Henry, Margaret, and Prince Edward) are soundly defeated by the Yorkists (led by King Edward IV and his brothers). The brothers kill Prince Edward; and Richard, now duke of Gloucester, kills Henry, putting the crown in the hands of the House of York and establishing peace. Peace, that is, for now—as Richard ends the play with the ominous opening lines from Richard III: “Now is the winter of our discontent . . .”

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Experience sublime that this part of the world has to offer. My landscape paintings are a reflection of my appreciation of the land—the skies, the clouds, the spruce, the sage, the red rock.” Southern Utah Museum of Art: SUMA is featuring three exhibits during the Festival season. “A Study of Scale” is an exhibit featuring the work of Kate Starling, an oil painter who lives and works in the canyons of southern Utah. Her paintings portray the natural world and focus on communicating a sense of place, atmosphere and dazzling light. The exhibit will be open through July 27. Featured through October 5 will be “Homage to William Shakespeare” by Karl Momen, a painter and sculptor who is one of the last living artists trained in the Bauhaus movement. The exhibit features symbolic interpretations of some of Shakespeare’s most famous plays. A third show, “Wrath & Reverence,” features from August 5 to October 5, Al Farrow’s ornate religious structures, ritual objects, and reliquaries incorporating materials such as deconstructed guns, bullets, bone, glass, and steel. SUMA is located on the northwest corner of the Beverley Center for the Arts, just steps away from the Festival theatres. Hours are Monday through Saturdays, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The museum is closed for all SUU holidays. For more information about SUMA and exclusive events for members and Festival guests (including SUMA Summer Nights), visit suu.edu/ suma or call (435) 586-5432. 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. 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.

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Words Discover a new play with Words3. Nationallyrecognized 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. The Alchemist By Ben Jonson Adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher Directed by Jesse Berger August 16, 17, 28, 30 The greed and absurdity of Jonson’s Jacobean London have never shown more brilliantly than in this new adaptation. Claiming alchemical powers, con men Face and Subtle, together with the brilliantly sexy prostitute Dol Common, scam a series of chumps that they lure to a respectable Blackfriars house. Jonson’s legendary satire spared no one, and Hatcher ensures today’s audience 3

Hudson, or the series of lamentable and untrue events following the mutiny of 1611 By Quinn Mattfeld and Danny Tieger Directed by Betsy Mugavero August 23, 24, 29, and 31 A musical tragicomedy about the famous and eponymous explorer, Hudson is the untold and untrue story of the mutiny of 1611 and the fate of Henry Hudson, his son, his crew, and his name. New! Ellen’s Sweet Shoppe and Festival Gift Shop This year we are excited for the completion of the new Ellen’s Sweet Shoppe, Festival Gift Shop, Gardner Family Clock Tower, and improved courtyard east of the Engelstad Shakespeare Theatre. Ellen’s Sweet Shoppe is open 8:30 a.m. through final intermission of the evening play. The Festival Gift Shop inside the Engelstad Theatre is open 10 a.m. through final intermission of the evening play. At the close of the outdoor theatre season, the Gift Shop will be open noon through final intermission.

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Charles L. Metten, long-time director, actor, and administrator at the Festival and founding dean of the College of Performing and Visual Arts at Southern Utah University, passed away on the morning of September 27, 2018 at the age of 91. “We learned so much from Chuck,” said Festival Founder Fred C. Adams. “We learned devotion and dedication. We learned how important the human spirit was. We will definitely miss our good friend.” Metten began his involvement with the Festival in 1966 when he directed Julius Caesar. He has since appeared as an actor at the Festival numerous times. In 2005, he began work at the Festival as the director of the Plays-in-Progress Program, nurturing new playwrights and their work through a program that has since evolved into what is now known as Words3. Metten retired from the Festival in 2017. He came to SUU in July 1998 to serve as the founding dean of the College of Performing and Visual Arts until his retirement in 2004. Under his watch, he organized and updated several bachelor degrees, started a new emphasis in graphic design, launched the MFA in Arts Administration program and moved many of the faculty and instructional functions of the college under one roof. “Chuck inspired all of us with his humor, honesty, and genuine love for humanity,” said CPVA Dean Shauna Mendini. “He loved this school and the arts. Chuck will be dearly missed.” Metten was born in Fort Bragg, California, on September 7, 1927. He studied theatre arts at the University of California in Los Angeles where he earned his bachelor and master degrees. He went on to obtain a doctorate at the State University of Iowa in speech and dramatic arts in 1960. He worked at Brigham Young University as the associate director of the Honors Program, chairman of the Department of Speech and Dramatic Arts, and chairman of the Department of Theatre and Cinematic Arts. He received many awards in his life, including the Kennedy Center ACTF Lifetime Achievement Award and the National Arts and Humanities Award. He appeared on Touched by an Angel, Promised Land, and “Movies of the Week” television films. He was above all else the dearest friend. Charles Metten made a lasting impact on the arts and culture of the region. He will be deeply missed.

Ace G. Pilkington, teacher, playwright, prolific writer, and literary seminar director at the Utah Shakespeare Festival for over thirty years, passed away on February 20, 2019. Pilkington was a fixture in the Seminar Grove as he led interesting and lively discussions of the Festival’s plays. He was admired and loved by many who made it a priority to be at the seminars early in the morning. “The conversational moments that Ace shared with patrons in the Seminar Grove were an important part of the Festival patrons’ experience,” said Michael Bahr, education director. “He cultivated stimulating conversation and was the catalyst for epiphanies and discovery and the impetus for the seminars we have today.” Ace was born on December 20, 1951, in Salt Lake City, Utah, to Acel Amos and RoseMae Jensen Pilkington. He earned his MA in modern drama from Utah State University, his MLitt in English Renaissance drama from Middlebury College, and his DPhil in Shakespeare, history, and film at Oxford University. He published over 100 poems, articles, and short stories in over sixty publications in five countries, including Science and Futurism: Their Terms and Ideas (2017); Our Lady Guenevere: A Play (2017); The Fantastic Made Visible (co-editor, 2015); and Screening Shakespeare from Richard II to Henry V (1991). He was also a regular contributor to Midsummer Magazine and the Festival’s Insights study guides. Ace and his wife, Olga, together wrote the filmography for Michael Flachmann’s 2007 Shakespeare from Page to Stage, edited and translated the stories in Fairy Tales of the Russians and Other Slavs, and lectured together on International Shakespeare and The End of the Soviet Union and the Rise of the New Russia. He was an active member of the Science Fiction Writers of America and received numerous awards for his essays and poetry, including the Readers’ Choice Award for best poem of the year (“The Robots’ Farewell to the Master”) in Asimov’s Science Fiction, 1992. “I am very saddened by the passing of Ace. He was such a devoted advocate of the Festival, and his passion for Shakespeare was infectious,” concluded Brian Vaughn, artistic director. “He was a stalwart in the grove, and the impact he made on our audiences over the years is immeasurable.” So, with heavy hearts we bid farewell and many thanks to our old friend. We will miss him in the Grove. 60

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The Festival Organization (continued) Britannia Howe: Instructor Jan Hunsaker: Instructor Andrew Hunsaker: Instructor Shawnda Moss: Instructor Russell Saxton: Instructor Nicole Bailey: Lead Chaperone/ Education Assistant Tanah Hilsop: Education Assistant Facilities and Technology Michael S. Kartchner: Facilities and Technology Director Troy Adams: Facilities Assistant Kevin Davis: Facilities Assistant Custodial Services Brent Hughes: Custodial Services Manager Nicole Bauer Aaron John Harris Jacob Daniel Jutkins Grace Margaret Lewsader Justin Sean Mixson Ghita Nassik Nanan Agnes Desiree Omou Remika Rai Amber Celelaith Tawen Rossi Rachel Stuart Masengu Tshitenge Zhe Zhao

ARTISTIC STAFF Directors Melissa Rain Anderson*: Macbeth Vincent J. Cardinal: Every Brilliant Thing Brad Carroll*: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Kathleen F. Conlin*: The Price Britannia Howe: The Greenshow Melinda Pfundstein*: The Book of Will Brian Vaughn: Hamlet Sam White*: Twelfth Night Henry Woronicz*: The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three *Member of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, Inc., an independent national labor union. Assistant Directors Juliana Bearse: Every Brilliant Thing Michael Doherty: The Price Joshua M. Feder: Macbeth, The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three Sara Rodriguez: Twelfth Night, Hamlet Sarah Stowell: The Book of Will, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Artistic Collaborator Jerry F. Murdock: Hamlet

Playwrights Jonny Donahoe: Every Brilliant Thing Lauren Gunderson: The Book of Will Duncan Macmillan: Every Brilliant Thing Arthur Miller: The Price Tim Rice: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat William Shakespeare: The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts One and Two, Hamlet, Macbeth, Twelfth Night Andrew Lloyd Webber: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Designers Scenery Tim Brown*: The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three, The Price Jason Lajka*: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Hamlet Paula E. Trimpey: The Greenshow Apollo Mark Weaver: Macbeth, The Book of Will, Twelfth Night Costumes K. L. Alberts: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Bill Black*: Twelfth Night, Hamlet, The Price David Kay Mickelsen*: Macbeth, The Book of Will Lauren T. Roark*: The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three, Every Brilliant Thing Paula E. Trimpey: The Greenshow Lighting William C. Kirkham*: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Hamlet Michael Pasquini: Twelfth Night, Macbeth, The Book of Will Donna Ruzika: The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three, The Price Sound Lindsay Jones*: Macbeth, The Book of Will, Twelfth Night Chandler Oppenheimer: Every Brilliant Thing Joe Payne*: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Hamlet, The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three, The Price *Member of United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829 of the IATSE.

Design Assistants Claire Chrzan: Lighting—Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Hamlet Casey Duke: Lighting—The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three Chandler Oppenheimer: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Hamlet, The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts One and Two, The Price Michael Pasquini: Lighting— The Price Dustin Pettegrew: Scenery— Twelfth Night, Macbeth, The Book of Will Elizabeth Stewart: Lighting— Twelfth Night, Macbeth, The Book of Will Jo Winiarski*: Scenery—Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Hamlet *Member of United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829 of the IATSE. Music Directors Brandon Scott Grayson: Twelfth Night, The Book of Will, Macbeth, Hamlet, The Greenshow Jeremy Mann: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Conductors Brad Carroll: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (fall) Jeremy Mann: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (summer) Original Music Composers Lindsay Jones: Macbeth, The Book of Will, Twelfth Night Joe Payne: Hamlet, The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three, The Price Dramaturgs Kathryn M. Moncrief: Twelfth Night, The Book of Will, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Isabel Smith-Bernstein: Macbeth, Hamlet, The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three Fight Directors Paul Dennhardt*: Fight Director—Hamlet, Macbeth, The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three Benjamin Reigel: Fight Director—Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, The Book of Will, Twelfth Night, The Greenshow

Caitlyn Herzlinger: Assistant Fight Director—Macbeth, Hamlet, The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three *Member of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, Inc., an independent national labor union. Choreographers/ Movement Directors Megan Brunsvold Mercedes: Movement Director—The Book of Will Christine Kellogg: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, The Greenshow Voice and Speech Phil Thompson: Head of Voice and Text Nathan Crocker: Voice and Text Coach— Hamlet, Twelfth Night, The Price Jeremy Sortore: Voice and Text Coach— Macbeth, The Book of Will, The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three Casting Stephanie Klapper: New York Casting Director

PERFORMING COMPANY Actors Alex Allred Ian Allred Samantha Allred Recipient of the Michael and Jan Finlayson Acting Award Jacqueline Antaramian* Elizabeth Arnell Claudia Baffo Tyson Baker Andrew Barrick Russ Benton* Bailey Blaise Landon Tate Boyle: Fight Captain—The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three Kyle Bullock Hilary Alexa Caldwell: Fight Captain—Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Ben Cano Wayne T. Carr* Lena Conatser† Katie Cunningham* Trent Dahlin Todd Denning* Michael Doherty* Michael Elich* Kenna Funk† Emma Geer* Isabella Giordano†

The Festival Organization (continued) Michael A. Harding Sarah Hollis* Zak Houston Josh Jeffers: Fight Captain— Twelfth Night Luke Sidney Johnson: Dance Captain—Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Dan Kremer* Maxwell Kunz† Stephanie Lambourn* Kat Lee Chris Mansa Quinn Mattfeld* Andrew May* Mauricio Miranda Chris Mixon* Betsy Mugavero* Trevor Neilson James Newcomb* Emelie O’Hara Quinn D. Osborne† John Oswald Connor Padilla: Fight Captain— The Greenshow Christopher Peltier* Trey Plutnicki Jim Poulos* John G. Preston* Scott Sharp Armin Shimerman* Sarah Shippobotham Mitch Shira Kate Sowards André Spathelf-Sanders: Dance Captain—The Greenshow Jeremy Thompson: Fight Captain—Hamlet René Thornton Jr.* Tatem Trotter Tristan Turner Halle Vickers Lucy Wright Aaron Young* Jamil Zraikat: Fight Captain— Macbeth *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 Randall Lobby Preshow Pianists Danny Hanson Harry Taylor Doreen Woolley Engelstad Courtyard Performers Village Voices

WORDS3 Playwrights Jeffrey Hatcher: Adaptor, The Alchemist

Ben Jonson: The Alchemist Quinn Mattfeld: Hudson, or the series of lamentable and untrue events following the mutiny of 1611 Danny Tieger: Hudson, or the series of lamentable and untrue events following the mutiny of 1611 Directors Jesse Berger: The Alchemist Betsy Mugavero: Hudson, or the series of lamentable and untrue events following the mutiny of 1611 Music Director Trent Dahlin: Music Direction/ Orchestration— Hudson, or the series of lamentable and untrue events following the mutiny of 1611 Coordinator Isabel Smith-Bernstein Production Assistants Diane Sharp Steve Sharp

Ariela Subar: Assistant Stage Manager—Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Spencer Boren: Production Assistant—The Price, The Greenshow; Youth Performer Stage Manager—Macbeth Kianna Casey: Production Assistant—Hamlet MyKel Marie Hall Production Assistant—Macbeth, The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three Jordan Simmons: Production Assistant—Twelfth Night, Every Brilliant Thing Emily Marie Wilke: Production Assistant—The Book of Will, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat *Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States Scenery Construction Nils Emerson: Scenery Director/ PRODUCTION Technical Director—Anes STAFF Theatre Becky Merold: Production Kyle Cook: Materials Manager Coordinator Shelby Lupton: Production Thomas Fagerholm: Technical Manager Apprentice Director—Randall Theatre Stage Management Chris Winnemann: Technical Tanya J. Searle*: Festival Stage Director—Engelstad Theatre Manager; Stage Manager— Robert J. Anderson: Assistant Joseph and the Amazing Technical Director—Randall Technicolor Dreamcoat Theatre Terence Orleans Alexander*: Chynna Bradford: Assistant Stage Manager—Hamlet, Technical Director—Randall The Price Theatre Dana Angellis*: Stage Micah Daniel Bennett: Assistant Manager—The Book of Will, Technical Director—Randall Macbeth Theatre Jade Bruno*: Stage Manager— Jonathan Jolly: Assistant Twelfth Night, Every Brilliant Technical Director— Thing Engelstad Theatre Kristine Nordby: Stage Andrew Steele: Assistant Manager—The Greenshow, Technical Director— Words3 Engelstad Theatre Amy Witherby*: Stage Doug Kester: Master Carpenter Manager—The Conclusion Libby Stone: Master Carpenter of Henry VI: Parts Two and Heather Udowitz: Master Three Carpenter Angie Turro: Stage Management Kyle Blomquist: Carpenter Administrative Assistant Tiffany Cannon: Carpenter April Harding: Assistant Stage Austin Elledge: Carpenter Manager—Twelfth Night, The Rowen Alya Harder: Carpenter Book of Will Carleigh Meyer: Carpenter Caleb Thomas Cook*: Assistant Taylor Jade Neuburger: Stage Manager—Hamlet, Carpenter The Price Cole Nevins: Carpenter Gemma Maliszewski: Assistant Kasey Williams: Carpenter Stage Manager—Macbeth, Jessica Hughes†: Carpenter The Conclusion of Henry VI: Amy Bowman: Junior Parts Two and Three Carpenter/Run Crew 66

Lewis Johnson: Junior Carpenter/Run Crew †At the Festival courtesy of the Southern Utah University Fellowship Program Scenic Artists Liv Joyce: Festival Scenic Charge Artist; Scenic Charge Artist— Randall and Anes Theatres Rachel Meierotto: Scenic Charge Artist—Engelstad Theatre Zahra Hakki: Assistant Scenic Charge Artist—Engelstad Theatre Jillian Horne: Assistant Scenic Charge Artist—Randall Theatre Lauren Carroll: Scenic Artist Victoria Lee Hood: Scenic Artist Craig Horning: Scenic Artist Amanda McMall: Scenic Artist Kelly Ann Sherlock: Scenic Artist Kayla Williams: Scenic Artist Elizabeth Bradley: Junior Painter/Run Crew Natasha Whitney: Junior Painter/Run Crew Properties Construction Benjamin Hohman: Properties Director/Properties Supervisor—The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three, Every Brilliant Thing, The Price Marielle Boneau: Assistant Properties Director/ Acquisitions Manager Patricia Olive: Properties Supervisor—Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Hamlet Kelly Kreutsberg: Properties Supervisor— Twelfth Night, Macbeth, The Book of Will, The Greenshow Dan Giedeman: Senior Artisan/ Shop Foreman Walter Stark: Senior Artisan Haley M. Borodine: Artisan Michael Demasi: Artisan Kira Lyon: Artisan Hayley Parker: Artisan Andelin Anderson: Artisan/ Run Crew Costume Construction and Crew Jeffrey Lieder: Costume Director Lori Hartenhoff: Assistant Costume Director Recipient of the Gene Chesley Memorial Design Award Rosa M. Lazaro: Costume Crafts Supervisor

The Festival Organization (continued) EmmaLee Coleman: Costume Shop Assistant Supervisor/ Wardrobe Supervisor— Randall Theatre Fiona Mulligan: Costume Crafts Assistant Supervisor Susan Wooten: Costume Shop Assistant Judy Adamson: Draper— Hamlet Jacki B. Armit: Draper— Macbeth Martha J. Clarke: Draper—The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three Kate Ellis: Draper—Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Shelby Luke: Draper—Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three Meghan Pearson: Draper—The Book of Will Steven G. Schmid: Draper— Twelfth Night, The Price Julianne Bounds: First Hand— The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three Ellen F. Cornette: First Hand— The Book of Will Alex Hagman: First Hand— Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Cami Huebert: First Hand— Hamlet Rebekah Jackson: First Hand— Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three Caitlin Leyden: First Hand— Twelfth Night Erin Rodgers: First Hand— Macbeth Lorien Haigh: Wardrobe Supervisor—Anes Theatre Gail Wolfenden-Steib: Painter/ Dyer Elizabeth Galba: Senior Artisan Ellis Greer: Senior Artisan Andy Cline: Costume Crafts Artisan Molly Lynn Dallas: Costume Crafts Artisan Sariina Eschels: Costume Crafts Artisan Cynda Galikin: Costume Crafts Artisan Andrew Haueter: Costume Crafts Artisan/Wardrobe Supervisor—Engelstad Theatre Wilson Leibering: Costume Crafts Artisan

Karly Kerins: Assistant Wigmaster/Run Crew— The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three, Every Brilliant Thing, The Price Logan Bayuk: Senior Artisan/ Run Crew—Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Hamlet McKenzie Wixom†: Artisan— Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, The Greenshow Emily Acker: Run Crew— Engelstad Theatre Danielle Brady: Run Crew— Randall Theatre Maggie Jean Clark: Run Crew— Engelstad Theatre †At the Festival courtesy of the Southern Utah University Fellowship Program Electrics Crew Scott Palfreyman: Electrics Director Danielle Davis: Assistant Electrics Director Alexander J. LaConte: Lighting Supervisor—Anes Theatre Kathryn Morton: Lighting Supervisor—Randall Theatre John Ponder White: Lighting Supervisor—Engelstad Theatre Emily S. Schider: Lead Audio Engineer Brett Carlston: Audio Engineer Rachel Groover: Audio Engineer Adam Visconti: Audio Engineer Braden M. T: Audio Technician Collin W. Hall: Lighting Technician/Follow Spot Operator Kayla Nicole Brown: Lighting Technician Jessie Cox: Lighting Technician/ Follow Spot Operator Skyler Moore: Audio/Lighting Technician Sophia Gutkowski: Light Board Operator—Anes Theatre Leo M. Hilton: Light Board Operator MacKenzie L. Van Tassel: Light Board Operator Spencer M. Wallace: Follow Spot Operator Stage Crew Tiffany Cannon: Deck Carpenter—Randall and Anes Theatres Austin Elledge: Deck Carpenter—Engelstad Theatre Rowen Alya Harder: Deck Carpenter—Engelstad Theatre 68

Tori Niemiec: Costume Crafts Artisan Hayley O’Brien: Costume Crafts Artisan Erin Reed: Costume Crafts Artisan Margo Birdwhistell: Artisan Matty Blatt: Artisan/Wardrobe Vanessa Buck: Artisan/ Wardrobe Samson Callear: Artisan/ Wardrobe Angela Clyde: Artisan Celeste Collado: Artisan Mackenzie Dunn: Artisan Mycah Kennedy: Artisan/ Wardrobe Meredith LaBounty: Artisan Aliza Lynn: Artisan Angelica Martinez-Gamboa: Artisan Fiona McGrath Nagle: Artisan/ Wardrobe Jordan New: Artisan Kathleen Noble: Artisan Lars Palmer: Artisan/Wardrobe Katie Stomps: Artisan Cat Dixon: LED Special Effects Consultant—Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Colin Dixon: LED Special Effects Consultant—Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Bryce Barnhill: Wardrobe Staci Gibison: Wardrobe Tanah Hislop†: Wardrobe Rachel Irvin: Wardrobe Kathleen Myron: Wardrobe †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—Twelfth Night, Macbeth, The Book of Will, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Hamlet, The Greenshow Matthew Henry: Cosmetologist/Wigmaster— The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three, Every Brilliant Thing, The Price Phoebe Bock: Assistant Wigmaster/Run Crew— Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Hamlet Kelsey Millett: Assistant Wigmaster— Twelfth Night, Macbeth, The Book of Will

Amy Bowman: Assistant Deck Carpenter/Junior Carpenter Lewis Johnson: Assistant Deck Carpenter/Junior Carpenter Andelin Anderson: Junior Properties Ashlynd McBride: Junior Properties Elizabeth Bradley: Junior Painter Natasha Whitney: Junior Painter Alaina German: Stage Crew Bryant Heatherly: Stage Crew Leonard Lively: Stage Crew Jordan McWhorter: Stage Crew Logan Simoneaux: Stage Crew Ada Taylor†: Stage Crew Jamie Washington: 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 and Receiving Manager, Southern Utah University Sherri Batt: Bookstore Operations Manager, Southern Utah University Rick Brown: Chief of Police, Southern Utah University Tracy Brodrick: 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: Director of Utility Services, Southern Utah University Ross Murdock: Lead Grounds Horticulturist, Southern Utah University

Friends of the Festival Gifts acknowledged below support the Festival’s plays, new play program Words3, and the various programs undertaken by the Festival education department. Donations came from more than thirty states from May 25, 2018 to May 24, 2019. If you would like to support the Festival beyond your ticket purchase, please visit bard.org/give or call 435-586-7880 to speak to our development department.

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Friends of the Festival (continued) Kathleen Richards Dr. Wallace H. Ring Victoria Rogers Margaret Rostkowski Ginny and Gerry Rothstein Evan and Lorraine Sanders Dennis and Dorothy Schiffel Jim and Janet Schnitz Donald and Carole Schoengold Dr Dany and Sara Schuman Gary and Jan Septon Donna M. Shattuck Perry and Terri Sheafor Janet and Larry Sims John P. Skalak Ms. Connie Sommer Lawrence and Patricia Sparks Walter Stark Leigh Ann Taylor and Dr. John Taylor Patrick Vollman Mr and Mrs Ronald Wallace Robert and Lorraine Warren Barbara Wich Mr. E. Tayloe Wise Katherine Yonally The Order of Stratford $50–$149 Sharon F Aaron Harold and Paula Ables Taralynn Adams Jerry Aerts Robert and Barbara Agonia Tony Amendola Dana and Amy Anderson Mr. Warren Scott Archibald Mary T. Babcock Michael Bahr Charlotte and Chuck Barnes Robert and Christy Barrick Ms. Nannette Barton Sue Bassett Lynn and Renee Beard Bradshaw Belshaw Family Barbara Bergman Bonnie J Beyer Mary Blackner TJ Blair Ms. Daena R. Bock Peter Botto Walter and Claudia Branch Jeb Branin Mr. Gene C. Braun Elizabeth Briggs Scott and Penny Brown Gary and Diane Buckley Nicholas C Bullard Ellyn Bullock George Caldwell Melodee and Philip Cardin Ron Cardon

Amy C. Carver Linda and Steve Casey Lawrence Chase Judy A. Chism Betty Christensen Mrs. Rosemary Clark Kim and Paul Cohee Jon Chris Conkling Steve and Kathleen Cottam Laura A. Cotts Jay and Jamie Coughtry Betty Jean Cowley In Memory of Steve Craigle Caty Crockett Richard and Rena D’Souza Elizabeth and David Dameron Mr. Daniel S. Day Faye C Diamond Robert M. Dye Thomas M. and Leslie H. Dyer Darrin English Chesley and Amy Erickson Abby and Charlie Erreger Ms. Jody Evans Brent and Melissa Everett Betty G. Feinberg Ralph and Donna Fisher Kevin and Lori Fornelius John and Mary Freeman Peter and Nancy Gauss Analisa Gedge La Don and Deter Gehmlich Tom and Debbie Giannotti Karen Gigar Elizabeth Gonzalez Joni Gordon Great Books Group - In Memory of Beth Rallison Edwina Green Mrs. Karen B. Green Serafina Guarrella Ronald and Rita Hackett Jerry D. Harris and Tracey O’Kelly Ivan and Venice Hawkins Lillian H. Heil Patricia Hendricks Yvonne Henricksen Mona T. Higbee Deborah A. Hinman Michelle Van Holton John G. and Diane E. Hough Dorothy Howard Nancy Hudson Dave and Jan Hulin Douglas K. and Paula H. Hurren Kenneth Iltz Michael and Dixie Jackson Gary and Phyllis Jacobs The Estate of Sara Jacobs Bruce and Ellen Janis Kevin and Marianne Jensen

Ms. Sheila Johnson Catherine B Jordan Jim Seward and Julie Karcis Peter and Marsha Kirk Neil Kochenour, M.D. LeRoy and Barbara Kuehl Eileen Landau In Memory of Eliot A. Landau-Poet and Artist Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Laning Bruce and Susan Lanning Paul and Sharon Larson Richard Lee Lisa Lee Patricia Legent and Thomas Parks Kimberlee Weaver Lewis Kristi Lewis Lenore Lewis Marilyn Lieder Karen Lobrot Diane Luke Eldon and LaWona Lundberg Katy Macey Mr. Kirt O. Madsen Francis A. Madsen Jr. and Constance C. Madsen Mr. Joel A Mayer Leanne Mayo Miss Ann Marie McEntire Trude McMahan Wayne and Sharon Meikle Jackie and Tony Messina James Eric Minton John and Rita Mojica Mary I S Moore Lois Morrill Dr. and Mrs. Sergio Nacht Marilyn Neilson Bonnie Nell Jennifer Oberhelman Maddy Oritt Teale Orme Terry Miya and Jeff Orth Doug and Susanne Palmer Barbara Phibbs Paulette Platis Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Poelman Robert Popish Jennifer and Brent Potter Alta Price Riley Rahim Kirk and Georgia Rasmussen Paula Reach Dale and Marian Rees Barbara and John Reid Ron Rencher Rhodes Bradley N/Nannette Y Family Peggy J Richards Sanford and Kate Robbins Sanford Robbins

Gail and Ray Roulette Gloria J. Rowe Pat and Michael E. Rustad Forrest and RoLayne Staffanson Tamara and Cathy Schefcik Wayne and Marylyn Schumacher John Schwiebert and Ann Jefferds Mary Jane Seaman Keith and Janet Seegmiller Janine Sheldon Barbara and Jerry Simpson Dennis Slepak Susan Smart Wayne and Maria Smith Capt. Michael L Smith Marie Smith Miles V Smith Mrs. Marina Spence Robert and Jane Spencer Clyde Spitze Helen L Stanhope Mrs. Jaynalene Stark Robert G. Stein, II Ellen Stevens Marg and Paul Stojak Lyle and Becky Stucker Stephanie Summers Liz and Gary Tallman Martha Taylor and Sherman Stephens Carla Teasdale Susannah Thomas Prof. Camille Thomas Holly and Buzz Thompson LoRie H Thomsen Jessica and Christopher Tilley Ms. Patricia Riordan Torrey Jutta R. Tragnitz Mr. Spencer Tripp Rosa Tristan Judith D. Tweedie Helen G. Tykal Susan Valentine-Koldewyn Jamie Vavra Cindy and Mark Vernon Kathy Wagner Thomas and Carol Walker Wayne and Martha Jean Janet Weaver LaKay Weber Mr. and Mrs. Bill Webster Robert Weibezahl and Marcy Reed Elizabeth Weight Frank Weinstock Mr. Sheldon Howard Weisberg Elizabeth Ann Whitsett Janet Williams Karla Williams Cherie Winner

Friends of the Festival (continued) Jennifer and Bryan Wood Oliver and Ann Wood Rose and Bruce Woodbury John and Martha Wunderli Bettye Young William Yunker Mark Joseph Zwolinski Capital Improvements Fred C. Adams Anonymous In Honor of Joanie Eagle Guild of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Iron County Betty McDonald Mountain West Small Business Finance Catherine Pedersen Engelstad Shakespeare Theatre Seats “Johanna K Hisatake #njhulins Adams E Abbey Inn & Suites Abigail Strasmann Abraham & Jane Hunt Family Adam and Annie Ashton Alan C. Ashton Almo B. and Rita J. Simmons Amy Foster Andrea Golding Ann Marie, Randy, Matt, Lauren & Eliza Allen Ann Martin Mildenhall Anna Elizabeth Meredith Anne Judd—Volunteer Coordinator Anne Tully and Larry Whitesell Annie Moscon Art Mendini Athena Crystine Sparks Atlas Robert and Nannette Simmons Barbara Reid and David Hyman Barry and Anne Basel Beverle Knoeppel—With mirth and laughter let wrinkles come Beverly Burgess Bill and Christine Byrnes BJ Jones, Director Bonnie & Kiyoshi Nishikawa, Challen Wright Bonnie Magleby Bishop Brad and Alyson Farmer and Family Brad Huff Bradley Kent Bishop Brent Low Brian Vaughn Brigham and Elizabeth Ashton Brittany Curtis—To thine own self be true Brock Fraser

Brody C. Kartchner “Toad” Bruce and Wanda LaFollette Bryan L. Nichols Bryan Watabe Candace Corr Carma Lunt Carr Cohen Stewart Landreth Cassidy F. Kartchner “Lil Pie” Catherine B. Pedersen Chad and Amy Jo Young Chic and Liz Chicado Christine A. Allred Christopher Carl Christiansen Clara Slover—Shrew Cole Moscon Connie LaVall Taylor Connie Porray Corinne Severn—Sensational shows Courage & Grace: In Memory of Raquel Wilson Courtney Miller Craig and Desiree Lewis and Family Curtis and Lisa Blair Cynthia S. Turner Dale Burns Dalyn Lee Greenwood Daniel S. Rak David Dickson Meredith David J. Lyon David N. Sonnenreich David R. Bird David V., Jeffrey, & Steven W. Waller Declan Yates—Falstaff Dene Mathis Devin and Caylee Lewis and Family Diana Watabe Diane Keay—Enjoy Diane P Stewart Don & Vonda Bahr Don H. & LaRue Shuler Don Phillips Donna and Ken Benson Dorothy & Quintin Foster Dorothy Phillips Doug and Bonnie Richards Doug and Janet Knell Dr. and Mrs. Brad K. Lewis and Family Dr. and Mrs. Donald R. Kusel Dr. Dean and Larae W. Duke Dr. Dennis and Karen. M Taggart Dr. James Wood Dr. Janice Reid Dr. Katherine Vromen Cohen Dr. Kim Flachmann Dr. Michael Flachmann Dr. S.S. Moorty (Satyam Sikha Moorty)

Dr. W. Bryan Bowles Echo Serenity Holyoak Edwin and Zetta Peterson Elizabeth R. Pollak Ellen Treanor Emily & Clay Bond Ennis and Geri Gibbs ESG Construction Consultants—Ed and Sally Golembiewski Ethan and Katelynn Blair Evan Bond Evelyn L. Wiggins Faelynn J. Kartchner “Finny” Faith Steven Nikki & Zynga Ferrin and Louise Larkin Fish Outta Water—Steven Faith 1.9.94 For Aaliyah & Lillith From Rob & Kat Roman For Ben & Marielle, Love The ‘15 Props Shop for Chuck Metten, theatre lover & friend For Troy Hofheins, Who Loves the Festival Frances K. Mazer Fred and Barbara Adams Fred Saunders, Lynn Evans Gail Sfeir Gary & Pamela Iwamoto Gary Phillips Gayle Hallows Stucki Geliebte Mutti Georgia Gerald L. Turner Gerald R. Sherratt Grace Walling Gregg Coffin, Joe Zaniker Hannah E. Cava Hannah Jablin Hari Ellen Huff Harlan McLachlan Lyon Harriet B. Mazer Hazel Theodore and Gladys Waller Heath and Rebekah Westfall Helen Merold & Family Helene Campton Henry Douglas Lunt Henry L. Ragan Hugh S. West, Jr. & Family In Honor of Bapa In Honor of Barbara and Fred C. Adams In Honor of Dr. Michael Flachmann In Honor of Drs. Bob G & Arlene P Stein In Honor of Jerry Lieder, 2016 Costume Shop In Honor of Pat and Charles L. Metten

In Honor of Rayma Ames Bax In Honor of Roderick Peeples In Honor of the Uncle Ned Society In Loving Memory of Joyce Hosker In Memory of Ann O’Neill Shigeoka, MD In Memory of Anne Sheedy In memory of Bruce L. Goates In memory of Coralie & John Beyers In Memory of Dennis G. Campton, M.D. In Memory of Kendall Jane Fillmore Gibson In Memory of Laurie Birmingham In Memory of Loren and LaVeve Whetten In memory of Mary K. Goates In memory of Pam Farrington, Love, Sharon & Phil In Memory of Skip Atkinson In memory of Steve Horton, Love, Sharon & Phil In Memory of Susan K. Baldwin In Memory of Thayne Shumway Huntsman Irene Mendini Jace Burgess Jack Newton James Miller Jane and Neil Arnold Javan, Chris, Amelia, Clara & Hannah Bowles Jayme Payne Jean E Tiggeman—”Wand’rin’ Star” Jeanne M. Griffiths Jeff and Ginger Beck Jeff and Kenna Cooper Jeff Burgess Jeffrey R. Wilbur Jennifer Olsen Fellow Jerry and Joyce Mason Jerry Snider Jim and Susanna Connaughton Jim Loder, USF 1999 Jim Middleton Joan Jensen Bowles Joe Burgess John & Muriel Elzey—USF Director 1970-1971 John and Barbara Cook John and Doris Gurney John and Jean Wright John and Magee Foye John and Nell Ward John and Rita Mojica John Duncan Meredith John Griffith Wells Coleman Way

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Friends of the Festival (continued) John Gurney John Nathaniel Davis John Slover—King John John W Shigeoka, MD John Wendell Homer & Myrle Wangsgaard Homer Joyce L. Rodeback Julia C. Bird Julia C. West & Family Julie B. Nelson Julie Lewis and Ariane, Tarik, Tiara June Anne Olsen and In Memory of Steven L. Olsen Jyl Shuler K. Brown Family Karen J. Ashton Karen Wood Karin E. Craven—Wig Master 2008–2013 Kathleen T. Atkinson Kathryne Juliet Sparks Kathy B. Phillips Kathy Newton Kathy Wyatt Katie Magee Katy Wilbur Kay and Sherlyn Lewis and Family Kay’ce Hofheins Ken and Jenni Richardson Ken and Linda Simpson Kent E Myers and Cherie M. Myers Kim and Paul Cohee Kirt Walling Kris Bahr Landon M. Kartchner “Frog” Larry and Diane Justice Larry and Tina Howard Len Badertscher Lethe Coleman Tatge Lex Burgess Lex Hemphill Lily Moscon Logan Payne London Flynn Lord and Lady Puchlik Lori Nickerson Lorraine and Michael Kennett Lousje and Keith Rooker Lynda Badertscher Lynn and Pam Jackson Lynn Stirling and Glynis Ladd Stirling M Lisa Larriva Madelyn Watabe Many fond memories—Ann and Lorris Betz Marcy E. Barlow Mark and Lynn Hofflund Mark Moench Marlin and Pam McKinney & Family

Marshall and Debora Erb Martha Moench Marty Larkin Mary A. Mackin Mary Alexander Way V Mary Coleman Way Mary Cozzens Mary Ellen Phillips MaryAnn H Schill and Michael J Schill MaryAnn H Schill and Michael J Schill Matt Moscon Matt Nickerson Matthew Watabe McKay, Taylor, Kailey, Bethany Simmons Melia and Steve Fidel Melina Burgess Melissa Goodsell Davis Melissa Graves and Family Mia Watabe Michael and Eliza Smith Michael Bahr Michael Miller Michael P Heap Michael S. Kartchner “Kartch” Michael Varner and Kathleen Digre Michael, Amanda & Samuel Gordon Michelle Moscon Mike and Debi Benson Family Mike and Jolene Phinney Mike Phillips Mindy Benson Miranda C. Quigley Morgan and Stephanie Ashton Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Pope Nancy Melich Nathan Flynn Nathan H. Mazer Necia Middleton Neil Abercrombie and Mica McKinney Niel and Denise Westover Nina and Keith Barnes Noah Strasmann Norman Sfeir P.A. Christensen Pat & Curtis Watson Pat Snider Patricia Legant Patricia Shields Way lI Paul & Laura (Lewis) Goulding and Family Paul and Emily Eddington Paul Cozzens Peggy Petersen Woodruff Perry & Gae Basch Pete and Sheryl Robbins Peter A. Tarbox and Michael S. Born

Phyllis P. Evans—Long-time patron R. Adam Engle R. Scott Phillips Ralph D Tiggeman—”My White Plume” Randy and Leann Phillips Randy Dipner Raquel Wilson: we love you so, so much! Ravahere, Poerava, & Pierre Amo: TAHITI Raven Flynn Ray Squires & Mike Day families Renn and Ree Zaphiropoulos Rich and Joan Kendell Rich and Linda Wilson Richard and Judy Taggart Richard and Kathy Wagner Rick and Cheryl Phillips Robert and Elizabeth Moll Robert and Joan Ferguson Robert and Marcia Harris Robert Burns Robert Cole Ashdown Robert Craig Ashdown 12/7/1943 Robert G. Pedersen Robert Keith Roland and Jeanie Squire Ron and Judi Johnson Ron and Pam Leach—Lucky 2 Ranch Ron Cardon Ron Mildenhall Ronald and Afton Ririe Ruth Jones Christensen Ryan Merlin Yonk S. E. Sonnenreich Samuel and Missy Ashton Samuel S Stewart Sarah Ellen Meredith Scott and Allison Kendell Scott and Catherine Davis Scott and Jesselie Anderson Scott and Sherrie Hansen Scott L Wyatt Shared with friends—Ann and Lorris Betz Shawn RT Severn: Art feeds the soul Shaylyn Lewis—Zack and Luke Sheila Summerhays Spencer and Traci Ashton Stanley and Carol Parry Stephen and Erin Ashton Stephen W and Marcy E Barlow Stephen W. Barlow Steve and Annette Suite Steven D. Fellows Steven R. & DeeAnn L. Abaroa Stoel Rives

Suri Susan and Jon Anderson Susan J. and CR Wooten SUU Arts Administration Alumni Tammy Low Ted & Jane L Thurston family Ted Porray The Backslider Book Club The Connaughton Family The Harrison Sisters: Marilyn Harmer The Harrison Sisters: Patricia Mae The Robert B. Lence Family The Seaward Family The Seegmiller Family The Slitz Family The USF-Loving R G Stein Family Since 1975 Thomas Drake—Northwest Indiana Thomas N. Parks To Marion Who Loved Theatre Toby and Allison Norton Todd Green, SUU 1990 Tom and Mildred Cardon Tony Amendola Trice Dipner Troy and Jennifer Hunter Family Vance and Anita MacDonald Velma and Valerie’s Seat Victor A. Pollak Victoria Foster Victoria Rogers Virginia Tyler Renouard, 9/29/1934–3/26/2015 W. Rex and Mary Thornton Family Wallace Eastman Walling Family Wayne and Maria Smith Weedon Family William Griffith Way With Much Ado—Mark and Lynette Hansen Yasmine, Ted, Kris, & Juli Redding Yvonne Jackson Lyon Zoe & Talia Pineda Ray E. Black-Pineda Artistic Initiative Fund This fund is used to promote the Festival’s growth in artistic excellence by establishing a core group of actors, directors, and designers who regularly appear on and off our stages; supporting, enhancing, and increasing the size and scope of our production design aesthetic; and increasing

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Friends of the Festival (continued) our national and international exposure and profile. This list does not include the numerous contributions made at the door of Bardway Baby!, the main fundraiser for this fund held each year in August. Pat and Howard Adelman in memory of Steve Craigle Nicholas C. Bullard Cory and Stephanie Duggin Guild of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Eric and Ann Osgood Marilyn J. Ozan Ted and Connie Porray Sanford and Kate Robbins William D. and Judith Ann Roda Gloria J. Rowe Prof. Camille Thomas Mr. Jacob L. Thomas Gifts in Kind Fred C. Adams Kris Bahr Bradshaw Chevrolet Buick Joanne Brattain Cedar City Motor Company Charlie’s Southern BBQ Cirque du Soleil Fred and Cherri Delgado Embassy Suites West Valley The Grind Coffeehouse Nancy Melich and Lex Hemphill Bruce and Melodee Hughes Hurst Ace Hardware Donn and Lovene Jersey Linda Kemker Robert and Shirley Kramer Bruce and Wanda Lafollette La Quinta Inn and Suites Marilyn Lieder Jim and Sylvia Mathis MILGRO, Newcastle Inc. Mary Miner Jim and Heather Molans R. Scott Phillips Pictures and Stories, Inc Syrus and Tina Saifizadeh Scholzen Products Co Sherwin-Williams Jyl Shuler Jeff Smith Starbucks Cedar City Ernie and Karen Strauch Tae’s Tea Nathaniel Taggart Tri-State Motors West Valley City

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Hinton Burdick CPAS and Advisors IG Winery Special Thanks Image Printing and Copying, Bruce Ballard Inc. Noel Bauer Imperial Window Tim Brown Iron Gate Inn B&B Canyon View High School Jackson Dry Cleaning Cedar City Arts Council Jolly’s Ranchwear Inc. Cedar High School Jones Paint and Glass Cedar Middle School Market Grill Centro Woodfired Pizza Master Knife Clarence Brown Theatre MCO Tire and Service Inc. Company Mountain Lighting Dave’s Bernina, St. George Mountain West Computers Ninja Japanese Steakhouse East Elementary School Park Place Eatery Enoch Elementary School Pisco Peruvian Cuisine Tanah Hislop Red Acre Farm Jackson’s Dry Cleaners Rees and Hughes, CPA’s Marty Larkin Smart Pest Control Pat McCorkle Southwest Appliance North Elementary School Wholesale, Inc. Reneé Overstreet Spirit-A-Fitness Club, Inc Pioneer Theatre Company State Farm-Amy Carter Agency Susan Pope Sunshine Health Foods DiAnn Porter Susan Baker’s Fine Signature Scholzen Products Co Chocolates, Inc. Three Peaks Elementary School Sweet & Knotty Bakery West Valley City Tae’s Tea The French Spot The Guild of the Utah The Grind Coffee House Café Shakespeare Festival Valerie’s Taco Shop Business Supporters Whittlesticks Inc All About Smiles Dentistry Ye Olde Catholic Thrift Shoppe Amid Summer’s Inn B&B The Anniversary House Individual Supporters Art Works Gallery Fred C. Adams Artisans Art Gallery Susan Allman Backstage-Suites LeGrand and Mary Anne Brad’s Food Hut Andersen Brody’s Mexican Food Jon and Staci Anderson Cardon Shoes and Clothing Ashley Andrews Cedar Cycle Allen and Eileen Anes Cedar Rock and Bead Shop Michael and Kris Bahr Century 21 Prestige Realty Susan Baker ( Jennifer) Anne and Barry Basel Charlie”s Southern BBQ Lee Bechtel (Heather Allen) Munje Bell Coldwell Banker Advantage Paula Bell and Rob Christie Corp-Berta McGregor Shelly Berkley and Larry Coldwell Banker Advantage Lehrner Corp- Dan Roberts Joan Berry and Art Garnett Costa Vida Ann Bersi and Bob Shelton Deseret Books Bethany Bibb Downtown Diner John and Laurel Bishop El Toro Loco Joanne Brattain Electric Avenue Lighting & Glenda Brown and Family Decor Ken and Barbara Burrows Elite Door and Window Hal and Marianne Caudill Erawan Thai Cuisine, Inc Richard and Rosie Cobbley Evies Auto Body & Paint Farmers Insurance-Roger Olcott Judy Colwell 83

Marene Coston Lisa Cox Patricia Crown David and Elizabeth Dameron Barbara Daves Dottie Davis Kathy Davis Cherri and Fred Delgado Randy and Trice Dipner Claudia Dorsey Sabina and Allen Duke Chuck and Diana Elledge Gary and Charlene Elsasser Karen Emerson and Family Elizabeth Finney Quintin and Dorothy Foster Garth and Jerri Frehner and Family Pam Gilbert Kim Gillespie Mary Gillespie Andrea Golding Family Gordon and Mary Ann Goodall Dr Helen V. Graber Nancy and Franz Gruber LaFollette Dawn Haberkorn Scott and Peggy Hansen Beverly Harris Ivan and Venice Hawkins Candice Heck Larry and Tina Howard Joseph and Britannia Howe Michael Hozik and Margaret Rea Bruce S. and Melody Hughes, CPA Vanessa Hunt Lynn Inskeep and Willie Bishop Donn Jersey and Family Jackie Johns Robert and Shirley Kramer Jay Kristiansen Perry and Carole Krowne Larry and Debi Kuznicki Wanda LaFollette Ann Lalonde Dan and Eileen Larson Darryl and Bonnie Lee Dr. Robert and Cindy Lemon Jeff Lieder Marilyn Lieder Elizabeth Lucchest Frank Mack and Sarah M. Delia Peggy Marton Jim and Sylvia Mathis Laura and Tim McAneney Andy and Janet McCrea Michael and Roberta McGowan Nancy Melich and Lex Hemphill John and Toni Merold II

Friends of the Festival (continued) Greg Metcalf Kay Meyer Tyler Morgan Bev and Jim Mudd Jeffrey and Katie Nelson and Family Bruce and Karin Newlin Florin Nielsen Connie Nyman Kristi and Jeff Oritt Alyssa Ottman Peter and Terri Ottman Eric and Ann Osgood Tom and Colleen Paddock Sherri Palmer Symbria Patterson Sara Penny Giselle and Mike Peters Mike and Mary Ellen Phillips R. Scott Phillips Kim Pollock Kathy and Mike Pontius Ted and Connie Porray Brent and Jennifer Potter Cheryl Potter Ken and Beverly Quinn Aubree Rasmussen Dianh Anne Rogers Lynn Rogers Ginny and Gerry Rothstein Peggy Saunders and Karl Seashore Dr. Dany and Sara Schuman Mary Jane Seaman Narcie Secrist June Sewing Diane and Steve Sharp Jyl L. Shuler Bonnie Smith Jeff and Marilyn Smith Rebecca Smith Marguerite and Neal Smith Wayne and Maria Smith Shirley Stanhope Clay, Gayle Stucki and Family Penny Shubnell Deborah Thorpe Cyndi Wallace Kirt and Grace Walling Nell and John Ward Lorraine Warren Bryan and Diane Watabe Mary and Bill Way Elizabeth Weight Linda and Cliff Whipple Maile Wilson-Edwards and Jayson Edwards Rich and Linda Wilson Wayne and Cecilia Wilson CR and Susan Wooten Scott and Kathy Wyatt Ree Zaphiropoulos

Landon and Rebecca Squire Roland and Jeanie Squire Shane and Somer Squire Trevor Squire Camaree Staheli Bob and Arlene Stein Jennifer Street Lorraine Thompson Harvey and Bari Turner Megan Wagner Lindsey Wells Marsha Wells Elizabeth Woodward

Lois and Myron Armstrong Memorial Scholarship Program LeGrand and Mary Ann Andersen Lee Bechtel Fred and Cherri Delgado Garth and Jerri Frehner and Family Bruce and Melody Hughes Robert and Shirley Kramer Eric and Ann Osgood Ted and Connie Porray Neal and Marguerite Smith Area Representatives 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 Alisha Earl Peggy Flocken Charlotte Gant Sara Greener Michele and Stan Griffith Hailey Gulley Marie Haney Sharon Hise Sylvia Isom Fred Jackson William and Valerie Jueschke Stephanie Kearl Marylou Lawler Jana Leavitt Marilyn Lieder Diana Major Spencer Marilee Mason Amy Matheson Matthew Matheson Sara Monroe Jennifer Oberhelman David Oberhelmen Dan and Kelli Olsen Lori Peck Susan Perrin Houghton and Frances Peterson Carol Lynne and Hal Platt Greg Runyan Julie and Mike Saemisch Lisa Saxey William Shettler Linda Shirley Melissa Singleton-Robison Ruth Sluder Bonnie Smith Chandler and Ashlee Squire 84

Volunteers Bob Ackerman Calda Adams Judy Alley Julia Amateis Jonathan Anderson Staci Anderson Mary Jo Anhalt John Ashby Margaret Ashby Penelope Ashworth Suzanne Aw James Banks Jayne Banks Mary Jo Beatty Lee Bechtel Charmaine Beckman Amy Bentley Ardith Bigelow Karen Bishop Jeannie Boggess Wally Boggess Bob Botts Elverna Botts Miriam Bowen Joanne Brattain Karen Brown-Gordon Cathy Buchanan Beverly Buckner Heather Burch Ellen Chalmers Susan Christopher Chandra Clark Dillon Coburn Judy Colwell Bonnie Cook Marene Coston Laura Cotts Bonnie Cox Linda Cox Cevin Cram Sara Cram Trisha Culler Karen Darrow April Davis Michelle Decker Jerika Degroot Cherri Delgado Fred Delgado

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Friends of the Festival (continued) Mavourneen Lamb Marty Larkin Ervin Larsen Margaret Leamy Lisa Lee Roberta Levsen Linda Liebhardt Arthur Llerena Dorothy Loris Patti Lund Michaela Lykins Francine Lyndaker Alan Martineau Linda Martineau Marc Marx Gay (Alice) Matheson Vicki Matheson Sally McDonald Donna McNabb Grace Melling Joyce Messer Yvette Miles Paula Mitchell Annette Mitchem Richard Mitchem Mary Jo Montoya Pat Morris Stewart Morris Bev Mudd James Mudd

Howard Munson Kimber Myers Michelle Nelson Ron Nelson Susan Nelson Barbara Neuenschwander Maridon Nielsen Pat Nielson Robert Nies Connie Nyman Barbi Oehler Bob Ogie Diane Olson Bob Overstreet Rene Overstreet Demi Parker Paul Parker Mary Payne Sara Penny Bruce Peterson Ashley H. Pollock Keith Pope SusanÂ Pope Leola Prestwich Sherry Price Mariana Remington Donna Rish Denise Roberts Kathy Roberts Lynn Rogers

Victoria Rogers Marsha Rosenberg Katherine Ross Lester Ross Jeannie Rowe Mary Belle Royer Joelle Russo Susan Ruzzamenti Lourdes Salcedo Jill Savage Janet Scervino Dee Scheuerman Allison Yager Schneider Narcie Secrist Janet Seegmiller Keith Seegmiller June Sewing James Shammot Stephen and Diane Sharp Rick Sims Susan Sims Jeff Smith Lynne Smith Marilyn Smith Marlynn Smith Peggy Soukup Roger Soukup Christine Spencer Sue St. Jean Florence Stewart

Dacia Stiegmann Loraine Stigen Nicole Strine RosaLee Stucki Harry Taylor Suzanne Tegland Cheryl Terry Jennifer Thatcher Jill Thornton Pat Tompkins Kathy Tucker Rhea Tuft Cecily Turner Evan Turner Judy Turner Steve Turner Amanda Utzman Amy Van Duzen Sue Vernon Paula Walker Kathleen White Marion Whitney Julie Wilkins Laura Williams Lee Anne Winslow Katrina Wood Kathy Woods Doreen Woolley Elaine York

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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 am - 2:00 pm for lunch. Mon-Thurs 4 – 9:30 pm., Fri & Sat 4 - 9:30 pm, and Sun 4:00 - 9:00 pm. 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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126 N. Main #C3, Cedar City

435-865-6848

Open 7am – 7pm, Monday – Saturday

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DAS NEST / KUCHEN / THE NOODLE LOUNGE das Nest offers flavors from around the globe. Carefully selected, specialty dishes prepared by our chefs from Europe, Asia, North and South America. Featuring gourmet food from a different country each week. Fri - Sat 5 - 9 pm, reservations required. Kuchen is an adult gathering place to enjoy pastries, coffee, and friends a casual atmosphere Serving light lunch Tue - Fri, 10 am - 4 pm. The Noodle Lounge features Asian-inspired handmade Ramen, Tues - Thur 11 am 2 pm, & 4 - 7 pm, and Fri 11 am - 2 pm. Wine and beer available. All three of our unique restaurants are located at 301 S Main Street, Cedar City. 435-559-7797. We are a full-service caterer. Find us on Facebook! 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-9pm - Mon-Sat. Reservations recommended (435) 8657445. depotgrillcedar.com 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.

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GOLDEN CORRAL Family-friendly buffet featuring all-youcan-eat American fare, plus salad & dessert bar. With over 150 choices on our endless buffet, there’s something for everyone! 1379 S Main St, Cedar City. Open Sun 7:30am - 9:00pm, Mon – Thurs 10:0am – 9:30pm, Fri & Sat 7:30am – 10:00pm. (435) 263-0222 goldencorral.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 Sunday. 126 N Main Street, Cedar City, (435) 865-6848. 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.

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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, sugar-free candy and much more. Mon - Fri 9 - 8, Sat 9 - 6 . 91 N Main Street, Cedar City, (435) 586-9651. bullochdrug.com 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,

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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) 6341700, painted-pony.com

5pm - 10pm. Children’s menu. Utah State Liquor Licensee. 5 miles up Cedar Canyon (U-14), Cedar City. Reservations recommended. (435) 586-9344 miltsstageshop.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 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 4:30 pm – 10 pm; Saturday lunch 11 am – 2:30 pm, dinner 4:00 pm – 10 pm; Sunday dinner 4 pm – 9 pm. Sake, wine & beer available. Located in the Providence Center 1180 Sage Drive #A, Cedar City, near Hampton Inn. Reservations accepted. (435) 867-5577 ninjacedarcity.com

PASTRY PUB 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 8:30 pm, at 86 West Center Street, Cedar City, 435-867-1400. We also offer catering for parties, meetings, weddings and more. cedarcitypastrypub.com

PAINTED PONY RESTAURANT The Painted Pony is an exciting, unique restaurant serving innovative cuisine with regional specialties in an artistic, contemporary environment. Casual fine

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Japanese Cuisine Hibachi Grill Sushi Sushi “Happy Hour” Sushi Rolls starting at $5.99 4:00 – 6:30 Sunday – Thursday Sake, Wine and Beer available H

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435-867-5577

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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) 677-7088. piscoperuvian.com

PIZZA FACTORY Always the best pizza, pasta, calzones, sandwiches, and salads, with gluten-free 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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10:30 AM–9:00 PM Closed Sundays

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

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SWEET BASIL THAI CUISINE We are a full-service family friendly restaurant serving the best Thai cuisine this side of California. Our customers

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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.

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XETAVA GARDENS CAFE 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: 435656-0165. www.xetava.com

ROTISSERIE & GRILL • Fish & Mixed Ceviche • Beef & Chicken Saltado • Poor Man Churrasco • Parrilladas • Pollo a la Brasa • Free Slushies!

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1180 Sage Drive Suite F • Cedar City 435-677-7088 • www.piscoperuvian.com

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