Program - "August Wilson's Seven Guitars"

Directed by Ron OJ Parson

Milwaukee Rep is the largest performing arts organization in Wisconsin, typically welcoming 300,000 people at 700 performances of 14 productions a season at the Associated Bank Theater Center featuring three unique performance venues – the Quadracci Powerhouse (720 seats), Stiemke Studio (205 seats) and Stackner Cabaret (186 seats). For over six decades, Milwaukee Rep has been a centerpiece of Milwaukee’s vibrant arts and cultural scene with productions ranging from Broadway musicals to Shakespeare to American Classics and New Works that are entertaining, inclusive and impactful.

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Mark Clements and Executive Director Chad Bauman , Milwaukee Rep creates world-class theater experiences for our audiences and uses education and civic engagement to bring diverse people together for healthy and respectful dialogue around important issues facing us today.

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Scenic Designer

Shaun Motley

Fight Director

Joe Foust

Stage Manager

Amy M. Bertacini*

Milwaukee Repertory Theater Presents

Directed by Ron OJ Parson ◊

Costume Designer

Yvonne L. Miranda

Lighting Designer Jason Fassl

Movement and Intimacy Consultant Cristin Carole

Stage Manager

Terrence Orleans Alexander*

MARCH 7 – APRIL 2, 2023

Sound Designer Andre Pluess

Casting Director Jonathan Hetler

Assistant Stage Manager Rebecca Lindsey*

Quadracci Powerhouse at Associated Bank Theater Center

Co-Produced with Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park

Blake Robison, Producing Artistic Director; Abby Marcus, Managing Director

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Executive Producers

Croen Foundation • Beverly & Tony Petullo

David & Cheryl Walker

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August Wilson’s Seven Guitars is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com

Originally Produced on Broadway by SAGEWORKS,Benjamin Mordecai, Executive Director; Centre Theatre Group/Ahmanson Theatre, Gordon Davidson, Artistic Director; Herb Alpert/ Margot Lion; Scott Rudin/Paramount Pictures; and Jujamcyn Theatres

In association with Goodman Theatre, Huntington Theatre Company, American Conservatory Theatre and Manhattan Theatre Club Originally presented at National Playwright’s Conference of The Eugene O’Neill Theatre Center.

A member of Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, an independent national labor union.

* Denotes an artist represented by Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

Mark Clements Artistic Director

Chad Bauman Executive Director

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Freeman III

Dialect Coach..............................................................................................................William Balan-Gaubert

Guitar Coach...........................................................................................................................Robert Monagle

Fight Captain..........................................................................................................................Bryant Bentley*

Dance Captain...........................................................................................................................Marsha Estell*

Dance Leader.........................................................................................................................Malachi Marrero

Harmonica

Line Producer................................................................................................................................Laura Braza

Seven Guitars will be performed with a 20 minute intermission.

*Denotes an artist represented by Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

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Milwaukee Repertory Theater operates under an agreement between the League of Resident Theatres and Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. The scenic, costume, lighting and sound designers in LORT Theatres are represented by United Scenic Artists, Local USA-829 of the IATSE and our stagehands and carpenters are members of Milwaukee Theatrical Stage Employees’ Union IATSE Local 18. Milwaukee Rep is an equal opportunity employer. Milwaukee Rep is proud to be a member of The United Performing Arts Fund (UPAF), which provides major annual financial support.

Artistic Director Mark Clements A Note From

Of Seven Guitars, August Wilson said: “I happen to think that the content of my mother’s life – her myths, her superstitions, her prayers, the contents of her pantry, the smell of her kitchen, the song that escaped from her sometimes parched lips, her thoughtful repose and pregnant laughter – are all worthy of art. Hence, Seven Guitars.”

Ten plays make up August Wilson’s Century Cycle (or Pittsburgh Seven Guitars is the fifth chronologically but seventh to be written; it is also the eighth play from the Cycle to be produced on Milwaukee Rep stages. It is rare for audiences to experience such a breadth of work from one playwright on the same stage, but whether you have seen one of our productions of Wilson’s shows or all eight, the experience of seeing his work cannot be rivaled. His plays are not just plays, they are events. They capture not just a place and time, but the musicality and voice, the culture, and the particular pain and promise of a community. In his work he pays tribute to the Hill District of Pittsburgh, where he grew up, and to the everyday people, struggles, and joys he encountered there.

We are grateful to continue the tradition of bringing August Wilson’s phenomenal Cycle to Milwaukee audiences, and honored to have director Ron OJ Parson at the helm of this piece. An exceptional actor and director, he has worked on every play in the Century Cycle, and we’re grateful to have his expertise bringing Seven Guitars to life for Milwaukee audiences. We’re equally thrilled our work will have extended life as this production is a co-production with our frequent collaborators, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, who we co-produced with on such shows as In the Heights and Two Trains Running. After our run, our production will continue on for Ohio audiences.

Wilson has often been referred to as a contemporary Shakespeare in that his work resonates across decades and localities, finding new relevance and resonance with every passing year and generation. Like Shakespeare, he is a seminal writer, continuing long after his death to inspire and shape the next generation of theatrical storytellers, many of whom are in our own community.

There may be some in the audience tonight who’ve seen every Wilson show we’ve produced, and there may be some for whom this is your first experience of Wilson’s dynamic work. We welcome devout fans and newcomers alike! Thank you for coming to share in Wilson’s stories and the impact he continues to have on artists and audiences.

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Saran Bakari

Saran is a native of Washington, D.C. She attended Duke Ellington School of the Arts SHS and is a 2020 graduate of Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama (CMU). Immediately upon graduating from CMU, she appeared in the Doordash/ Sesame Street, 2021 Super Bowl commercial. She made her Chicago stage debut at the Goodman Theatre, alongside her older sister, Ayanna. She later debuted at Third Avenue Playworks Door County. Saran is proudly represented by Stewart Talent. She is beyond excited to be making her Milwaukee Repertory Theater debut. Asante Sana ancestors, Mama, and Baba. Asé

Bryant Bentley Red Carter

This is Bryant’s Debut at Milwaukee Rep. You may have seen Bryant in Renaissance Theaterworks 2023 Production of Cost Of Living. Born and raised in Dayton, Ohio. Resides in Columbus, Ohio. Some theater credits include: Between Riverside and Crazy, A Soldiers Play, Master Harold And The Boys, Detroit 67, Pipeline, A Raisin In The Sun, Most Valuable Player, Blues For An Alabama Sky, 5 Guys Named Moe, The Piano Lesson, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, Gem of the Ocean, Jitney, Two Trains Running, and Fences TV/ film credits: The Public, A League Of Their Own, Sprung, Mayor Of Kingstown, A Rose For Her Grave, Lee Daniel’s horror film The Deliverance and a LeBron James film Shooting Stars- releasing in 2023.

Kevin Brown Hedley

Kevin is thrilled to make his debut performance with the Milwaukee Repertory Theater. Brown is a native of August Wilson’s Hill district in Pittsburgh PA and has the distinct pleasure to have completed eight of August Wilson’s 10 play history cycle, Radio Golf, Fences, Gem of the Ocean, The Piano Lesson, Jitney, Seven Guitars, Joe Turner’s Come and Gone, and King Hedley II (Pittsburgh Playwrights Theater Company) as well as appearances in the movie versions of Fences and Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom. Additional movie credits include House of Stones (a Redwood Film production), Rehabilitation of the Hill and several commercials. Brown has also graced the stage in South Africa in Mahalia Jackson Sings on Holy Ground and Scotland’s Fringe Festival in Miss Julie, Clarissa, and John. Brown is represented by The Talent Group. Extending a huge thank you to this wonderful cast and crew.... And a special shout to Alfred Wilson.

Kierra Bunch

Vera Dotson

Kierra is thrilled to be making her Milwaukee Rep debut. She was recently seen working with Chicago Shakespeare Theater in Measure for , Court Theatre’s Two Trains Running (Jeff Nominated), Definition Theatre’s White (Jeff Nomination/Performer in a Principle Role), and Windy City Playhouse’s production Recipe For Disaster. She has appeared in Court Theatre’s King Hedley II (Jeff Nomination/ Performer in Supporting Role) Windy City Playhouse’s Southern Gothic, and Lookingglass Theatre’s Plantation. She had the honor to work with many other notable theater companies in Chicago including Urban Theater Company, Black Ensemble Theater and ETA Theater (Black Theater Alliance

Awards Nomination for Best New Actress and Best Performance in an Ensemble). She can currently be seen recurring on the new sitcom, Southside on HBO Max. She’s performed on Shameless, Chicago Med and FOX’s Empire. She was a series regular on the Emmy Award winning children’s television show, Green Screen Adventures. Kierra is very thankful for her family and friends to help her embark on this journey. A special thank you to Gyton. Kierra is happily represented by the wonderful team at Paonessa Talent Agency.

Marsha Estell

Marsha is a Chicago based actress and playwright. Regional Credits, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Virginia Stage Company, Legacy , Kansas City Repertory

First Breeze of Summer - Court Theatre, Blues for an Alabama Sky, Alabama Shakespeare Festival. Favorite Chicago Theatre credits - My Other Full Time Job-Erasing the Distance Theatre, East Texas Hot links, Onyx Theatre Ensemble, Sty of the blind pig, Onyx Theatre Ensemble, Coffee will make you Black City Lit Theatre, and her solo show Big Butt Girls and other Fantasies the Remix!” was performed in Chicago, Detroit, New York and Los Angeles. TV Credits: Chicago P.D. (NBC), South Side (HBO MAX), Proven Innocent (FOX), and Electric Dreams (AMAZON). As a playwright, she is a recipient of the Illinois Art Council Fellowship for playwriting. Recently, she received a 3ARTs project match for her short film Black Girl in Bathtub (coming soon). She is a proud member of AEA and SAG-AFTRA

Dimonte Henning

Floyd “Schoolboy” Barton

Dimonte is grateful to be part of Seven Guitars.

Dimonte received his formal theater training from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee with additional training from Milwaukee Repertory Theater’s Emerging Professional Residency

(2015/2016 Season). He is a Founding Member of the Milwaukee Black Theater Festival and performing arts organization Lights! Camera! Soul!. Dimonte’s favorite directing credits include: The Colored Museum, Black Nativity, Dutchman, The Niceties, and Pretty Fire

Dimonte’s regional theater credits include: Toni Stone (Alliance Theatre), Stick Fly (Writers Theater), The Island & Deathtrap (Milwaukee Chamber Theater), Skeleton Crew (Forward Theater Co.), Our Town, A Christmas Carol, & Dreamgirls (Milwaukee Repertory Theater), The Wiz & The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (First Stage). TV and commercial credits include: Guest starring roles on NBC’s Chicago PD (Seasons 4&6), Disney’s Encore!, UBER, Inpro Designs, and Harley-Davidson.

Vincent Jordan

Canewell

Vincent hails from Chicago, Illinois where his spark for acting started off at a young age. While honing his acting skills in the Asante Children’s Theatre in Indianapolis, he would later come back to Chicago to work with the Black Ensemble Theater. It was there a star was born as he would make an appearance in numerous of shows including his lead role as Chuck Berry in Hail! Hail! Chuck Berry, and John Nevins Trouble in Mind at Timeline Theater. Vincent is also a Jeff Award-winner!! As his role of Maurice White (Earth, Wind, and Fire ) in You Can’t Fake the Funk Black Ensemble Theater.

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(April 27, 1945 - October 2, 2005) authored Gem of the Ocean, Joe Turner’s Come and Gone, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, The Piano Lesson, Seven Guitars, Fences, Two Trains Running, Jitney, Radio Golf. These works explore the heritage and experience of the descendants of African-Americans, decade by decade, over the course of the twentieth century. His plays have been produced at regional theaters across the country and all over the world, as wells as on Broadway. In 2003, Mr. Wilson made his professional stage debut in his one-man show, Learned What I Learned garnered many awards including Pulitzer Prizes for Lesson

Britain’s Olivier Award for eight New York Drama Critics Circle Awards for

Turner’s Come and Gone, The Piano Lesson, Two Trains Running, Seven Guitars, Jitney and Radio Golf. Additionally, the cast recording of Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom received a 1985 Grammy Award, and Mr. Wilson received a 1995 Emmy Award nomination for his screenplay adaptation of The Piano Lesson. Mr. Wilson’s early works included the one-act plays The Janitor, Recycle, The Coldest Day of the Year, Malcolm X, The Homecoming and the musical satire Black Bart and the Sacred Hills. Mr. Wilson received many fellowships and awards, including the Rockefeller and Guggenheim Fellowships in Playwriting, the Whiting Writers Award, 2003 Heinz Award, was awarded a 1999 National Humanities Medal by the President of The United States and received numerous honorary degrees from colleges and universities, as well as the only high school diploma ever issued by the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. He was an alumnus of New Dramatists, a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, a 1995 inductee into the American Academy

inducted into the Theater Hall of Fame in 2007. Mr. Wilson was born and raised in the Hill District of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and lived in Seattle, Washington at the time of his death. He is immediately survived by his two daughters, Sakina Ansari and Azula Carmen Wilson, and his wife, costume designer Constanza Romero.

Ron

Ron OJ Parson is a director and actor based in Chicago, Illinois. He hails from Buffalo, New York, and is a graduate of the University of Michigan’s professional theatre program. He is a resident artist at Chicago’s Court Theatre, and a company member at TimeLine Theatre. Some Chicago credits include the Chicago Theatre Company, Victory Gardens, American Blues Theater, American Theatre Company, Goodman Theatre, Steppenwolf Theatre, Court Theatre, Black Ensemble Theater, Congo Square Theatre, Northlight Theatre, UrbanTheatre Company, City Lit Theatre, and Writers Theatre. Regional credits include Studio Arena Theatre, Alliance, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Milwaukee Rep, Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati, American Players Theatre, South Coast Rep, Pasadena Playhouse, Geva Theatre, Virginia Stage Company, Roundabout Theatre, Studio Theatre, Center Stage, St. Louis Black Repertory, Pittsburgh Public Theater, Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre, Signature Theatre (New York), Kansas City Rep, Portland Stage Company, Paul Robeson Theatre (Buffalo) Ujima Theatre Company, and Indiana Repertory Theatre, and Stratford Theatre Festival in Ontario, Canada among others. Ron would like to dedicate this production to the memory of Terry Bellamy. Ron is a member of AEA, SAG-AFTRA and SDC. www.ronojparson.com

OJ Parson Director

Shaun Motley Scenic Designer

Shaun is thrilled to be making his debut at Milwaukee Repertory Theater. Some of his theater productions includes: Reclamation of Madison Hemings, Indiana Rep: The Rivals and Fences, American Players Theater; Red Riding Hood, Jitney, Top Dog Under Dog, and Fences: South Coast Rep; Pipeline, Alabama Shakes Festival; Three Sisters, Lower Depth Theater; Po Boy Tango, East West Players; Home, Zooman and The Sign, Signature Theatre; Lady day and Cuttin’ Up, Arena Stage. Some of his TV/Film productions includes: The Wall, College Bowl, Little Big Shots (NBC), Card Sharks, Press Your Luck, Family Food Fight, and Weakest Link (ABC), Spin The Wheel (FOX), Love Is Blind and Pressure Cooker (Netflix), Real Husbands of Hollywood (BET), Let’s Make A Deal and Superfan (CBS).

Yvonne L. Miranda Costume Designer

Yvonne (she/her) is excited to make her debut at Milwaukee Repertory Theatre. A USMC war veteran she traded in her combat boots for a career in theatre artistry after returning to her hometown of Dallas, Texas where she pursued degrees in Fashion and Stage Design. Her passion for visual storytelling has led to a diverse array of work and accolades that include work in film/television and opera. She currently resides in the Chicago, IL area and has recently been nominated for a Helen Hayes Award for Best Costume Design for her work on Woolly Mammoth Theatre and Baltimore Center Stage’s co-production of Ain’t No Mo. www.yvonnemirandadesigns.com

Jason Fassl Lighting Designer

This production marks Jason’s 31st Milwaukee Rep production including, Every Brilliant Thing, Hedwig and The Angry Inch, Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol and most recently Titanic. Over the last decade, Mr. Fassl has consumed mass quantities of electricity at Milwaukee Repertory Theater, The Milwaukee Ballet, American Players Theatre, First

Stage Children’s Theatre, Peninsula Players, Milwaukee Chamber Theatre, Skylight Music Theatre, Milwaukee Opera Theatre, Renaissance Theaterworks, Next Act Theatre, Forward Theatre Company, and many others. Jason is a member of United Scenic Artists Local#829, the Milwaukee IA Local#18 and an UW-Stevens Point Alumnus.

Andre

Pluess Sound Designer

Broadway credits include The Minutes (Cort/ Studio 54); 33 Variations (Eugene O’Neill Theatre); I Am My Own Wife (Lyceum Theatre) and Metamorphoses (Circle in the Square).

Off-Broadway credits include The Clean House (Lincoln Center); Milk Like Sugar and BFE (Playwrights Horizons). Regional credits include multiple productions with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, McCarter Theatre, Center Theatre Group, Yale Repertory, Arena Stage, Steppenwolf, Chicago Shakespeare, Court Theatre, Berkeley Repertory, Williamstown Theatre Festival, La Jolla Playhouse, The Huntington and South Coast Repertory. He’s received multiple Joseph Jefferson Awards, an Ovation Award, Drama Critics Circle Award, Barrymore Award, Helen Hayes Award, Drama Desk and Lucille Lortel nominations for composition and design. He is an ensemble member of Lookingglass Theatre Company.

Cristin Carole Movement and Intimacy Consultant

Cristin (she/her) is excited to work with Milwaukee Rep for the first time. She most recently created movement and intimacy designs for the Goodman Theater’s production of Toni Stone. Cristin has worked as a movement designer at Steppenwolf Theatre, TimeLine Theatre Company, American Blues Theater, and Writers Theater in Chicago. At Chicago’s Tony award-winning, Court Theatre, she was the movement consultant for Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, Seven Guitars, Home, Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess, and the Jeff Award-winning production of Blues for an Alabama Sky. As director of the Shirley Hall Bass Foundation, she advocates for performing arts education in the Bahamas.

oversees all casting and special events. Directing highlights include: Romeo and Juliet, Venus in Fur, The Last Days of Judas Iscariot, Glengarry Glen Ross, Pippin, Legally Blonde, Guys and Dolls, and the world premiere of La Mujer Barbuda. At the Rep, he has served as the Associate Director of Titanic and the annual production of A Christmas Carol. He also worked as the Assistant Director on West Side Story, The Nerd, and The Legend of Georgia McBride. He holds an MFA in Directing from Ohio University and MBA and MA in Theatre from Regent University. Jonathan is a member of SDC. @hetlerj www.hetlerj.com

Amy M. Bertacini

Stage Manager Thru March 19

Amy is ecstatic to make her Milwaukee Rep debut for Seven Guitars. An avid reader, she spends much of her free time reading and going for long walks. Some favorite places Amy has worked at include Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Goodman Theatre, The Kennedy Center, OperaDelaware, Fulton Theatre, Maine State Music Theatre, Maltz Jupiter Theatre, and Riverside Theatre. Some favorite shows: The Color Purple, The Wiz, 42nd Street, Elizabeth Rex, and Sweat. Many thanks to Kimberly & the Milwaukee Rep Team for such an amazing welcome. Much love to Mark & Ari for all their support.

Terence Orleans Alexander

Stage Manager March 21 - April 2

Past Milwaukee Rep Productions: Mary Stuart, Richard III, The Story. Broadway: Mary Poppins, Wicked, Newsies. Regional: Utah Shakespeare Festival (twenty seasons), Washington National Opera (seven seasons), Arizona Theatre Company, Triad Stage, Kansas City Repertory Theatre, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Asolo Theater. Graduate of the Professional Theatre Training Program at the University of Delaware. Proud member of Actors Equity Association.

Becca is honored to return to the Powerhouse for this production. Other highlights from her past 15 seasons at Milwaukee Rep include last season’s As You Like It and 2020’s Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol, as well as ten seasons on A Christmas Carol. Becca lives in St. Francis, and in addition to her time here and 15 summers at American Players Theatre, she’s also enjoyed working on shows at Utah Shakespeare Festival, Arkansas Rep, and Forward Theater Company.

Hannah Steele

Stage Management Fellow

Hannah is ecstatic to be returning to Milwaukee Rep for another season! Some of her favorite Milwaukee Rep credits include Dad’s Season Tickets, As You Like It and Wife of a Salesman. Other credits include Every Brilliant Thing, Macbeth and Love’s Labour’s Lost (Great River Shakespeare Festival). Much love to her to friends, family, and to her cat, Korra.

William Freeman III Assistant Director

Will is proud to be working with Milwaukee Rep as a 2022/23 Season Emerging Professional Resident. From Detroit, Michigan, Will received his degree in directing from Ball State University. Favorite projects include Fun Home, workshopping new works - like Colvin by Ciara Diane and his directorial debut with Rachel Bublitz’s Burst. Will dedicates this production to his late mother, Kimette: “I’ll miss you forever and ever, and I’ll love you forever and always”

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Mark Clements Artistic Director

Mark is an awardwinning international theater director whose work has appeared in over 100 major theaters throughout Europe and the United States. He began his tenure as Artistic Director with the 2010/11 Season by bringing musicals to the mainstage, starting a tradition that is now the highlight of every season. Milwaukee Rep directing credits include the world premieres of One House Over, his own adaptation of the current A Christmas Carol, Five Presidents and American Song. Also directed for Milwaukee Rep: Titanic The Musical, West Side Story, Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol, Things I Know To Be True (American Premiere), Junk, The Glass Menagerie, Of Mice and Men, Othello, Death of a Salesman, The History of Invulnerability, End of the Rainbow, Clybourne Park and Bombshells. Some of his New York and international work includes Speaking in Tongues, The Milliner and Blunt Speaking, in addition to creating and directing the West End and UK National Tour of Soul Train. Prior to joining Milwaukee Rep, Mark served as an Associate Artistic Director for several UK theater companies, most notably, Artistic Director for the award-winning Derby Playhouse in the UK from 1992-2002, where he directed over 40 productions. He has been nominated for an Olivier Award and several UK Theatre Awards, and has won three Barrymore Awards from his time at Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia. Mark is currently working with Ayad Akhtar on adapting his critically

acclaimed novel American Dervish for the stage to make its world premiere at Milwaukee Rep in an upcoming season.

Chad Bauman Executive Director

Now in his tenth season at Milwaukee Rep, under Chad’s guidance the theater has grown significantly from a $9M to $14M organization. He’s completed two capital campaigns, one to remodel and expand the Stackner Cabaret and the other to build the endowment, launch the John (Jack) D. Lewis New Play Development Program, create a new A Christmas Carol and deepen the theater’s community engagement programs. Through his efforts, the theater has been awarded UPAF’s Good Steward Award six times and became the only performing arts organization in Wisconsin with a 4-star rating from Charity Navigator. Previously he was the Associate Executive Director at Arena Stage in Washington, DC, where he was instrumental in opening the Mead Center for American Theater, a 200,000 square feet, performing arts complex dedicated to American voices and playwrights. While at Arena Stage, he worked on the Broadway transfers of Next to Normal (Pulitzer Prize; Tony Award), Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Tony Award), Wishful Drinking starring Carrie Fisher, in addition to the world premieres of Marcus Gardley’s Every Tongue Confess starring Phylicia Rashad and Red Hot Patriot starring Kathleen Turner. He has been named to Milwaukee Business Journal’s Top 40 under 40 and a “Friend of the Hispanic Community” by the United Community Center. He currently serves as the President of the Milwaukee Arts Partners, Vice President of the Board of Pathways High School, Treasurer of Imagine MKE and Coordinator for Equity, Diversity & Inclusion for AFS Student Exchange Programs. Bauman is a graduate of Harvard Business School’s Strategic Perspectives in Non-Profit Management program with a Master of Fine Arts in producing from the CalArts. He and his husband Justin live in Whitefish Bay.

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ADMINISTRATION

Managing Director..........Melissa Vartanian-Mikaelian

General Manager........................................Ryan Looke

Executive Assistant....................................Kelli Lopina

HR Manager...............................................Liz Merwin

Company Manager..................................Amaris Bates

Receptionists........................,..............Michael Evans, Wuanette Exum, Reed McLean, Mary Muehleisen

ARTISTIC

Associate Artistic Director..........................Laura Braza

Artistic Producer—

Casting & Special Events…..............Jonathan Hetler

Artistic Producer—

Training & Audience Engagement.....Jeffrey Mosser

Assistant Artistic Producer…....Annika Perez-Krikorian

DEVELOPMENT

Chief Development Officer.................Chuck Rozewicz

Director of Development........................Amy Dorman

Director of Major and Planned Giving........................Alli Engelsma-Mosser

Major Gifts Officer................................Cassidy Skorija

Associate Director of Development, Events & Stewardship.........................Morgen Lucas

Associate Director of Development, Institutional Giving…................….Megan Newbanks

Development Associate...................Yolanda G. Doney

Development Database Manager……....Amy McGuire

EQUITY, DIVERSITY & INCLUSION

Chief Diversity Officer........................Jermaine Murry

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

EDUCATION & ENGAGEMENT

Chief Education & Engagement Officer..............................Jenny Toutant

Education & Engagement Director of Programs.......................N’Jameh Russell-Camara

Associate Director of Education.......Brittany Sue Hines

Education Coordinator...................Ro Spice-Kopischke

Education & Engagement

Administrator......................................Xodia Choate

Education & Engagement Assistant...........….Suze Falk

Program Coordinator—Next Narrative (TM) Monologue Competition.................Jarvell Williams

Education & Engagement Resident........Reed McLean

Teaching Artists............................................Cria Ama, Maura Atwood, Cedar Becher, Maria Beilke, Ty’Rel Belin, La’Ketta Caldwell, Marvin Hannah, Jacob Horstmeier, Faith Klick, Jacob Knuth, Josh Krause, George Lorimer, Logan Milway, Zoe Osk, Kendricke Pittman, Tony Roman, Jake Schwingshakl, Alexis Smith, Stephen Thompson

FINANCE

Chief Financial Officer............................Matt Leibham

Senior Accountant.................................Susan Proctor

Payroll & Benefits Associate................Cristina Hughes

Accounting Associate........................Tim Petropoulos

FOOD & BEVERAGE

Director of Venue Operations.............Donald Parsons Kitchen Manager…..............................Robin Westrick

Assistant Manager….........................Morgan Sewalish Restaurant Staff....................................Jacob Abrams, Ocean Allison-Walker, Alicia Ball, Thomas Bastardo, Brooke Belanger, Gibson Caldwell, Matthew Chiconas, Dylan Curry, Tioni Dallas, Susan Davies, Naomi Elim, Darian Emerson, Matthew Garcia, Quincy Hardin, Ahmad Hicks, Ella Kuba-Schuenke, Deb Langkau, Jaslyn Lewis, Angela Livermore, Cassidy Long, Sara Longley, Aimeé Lopez, Grace McMahon, Mary Muehleisen, Mick Pattow, Elizabeth Perez-Martinez, Tammy Ragsdale, Jessica Rieder, Jessie Ringlien, Timothy Schauf, Daniel Soto, Crystal Thompson, Alex Vivian, Odell White, Spencer White, Capri Wilder

Chad Bauman

MAINTENANCE

Chief Building Engineer...........................Chris Belcher Engineers................................................Tiffany Casey, Jason Farris, Maurice Goodwin, Todd Ross

MARKETING

Chief Marketing Officer..............................Lisa Fulton

Director of Media Relations...................Frances White

Director of Marketing.................................Don Rebar

Associate Director of Marketing, Digital Content….................................Rachel Jatczak

Marketing & Sales Manager.....……...........……Zoe Gatz

Videographer……….............................…Tyler McElrath

Graphic Designers........................Benton Melbourne, Geoffrey Vitiello

Photographer...................................Michael Brosilow

Audience Services

Audience Services Manager...................Tanya Haynes

Senior House Manager...........................Nicole Sutton

House Managers..................................Juliette Acosta, Bryon Krueger, Cheyenne Longhini, Cat Sadler

Guest Services Associates...................Dana Bannach, Susan Davies, Becky Demler, Christine Gifford, Fiona Higgins, Debra Holubowicz, Steve Holubowicz, Vincent Vogt

Sales

Director of Sales......................................Jeremy Scott

Associate Director of Sales...........................Jaime Lacy

Assistant Director of Sales.........................Jasper Farin

Ticket Office Manager................................Casey Helm

Assistant Ticket Office Manager…...............Jason Rose

Senior Ticket Representatives....Melanie Kampschroer, Zachary Dean Lachowicz

Ticket & Teleservices Representatives......Padme Bruce, Carolyn Curry, Estelle Johnson, Michelle MacDonald, Soren Miller, Anya Palmer, Paul Pfannenstiel, Alexa Serrano, Violet Verhein

PRODUCTION

Director of Production............................Jared Clarkin

Production Managers......................Kaitlyn Anderson, Joel Kipper

Costumes

Costume Director............................Nicholas Hartman

Assistant Costume Director.........................Bina Bieker

Design Assistant....................................Destiny Harris

Senior Draper..............................Alexander B. Tecoma

Draper................................................Micky Simmons

First Hand..............................................Katie Leonard

Stitchers.......................Sarah Hemken, Kas Rodriguez

Lead Costume Crafts Artisan....................Haley Jaeger

Wig, Hair & Makeup Supervisor....Emily Christoffersen

Costume Construction Resident..............Emma Frieze

Stylist.............Kevin McElroy, Robert Laurence Studio

Barber................................................Mr. V’s Barberia

Wardrobe Supervisor...................................Ruth Fink

Wardrobe Crew............…........................Lauren Zidek

Lighting

Lighting Director.....................................Dakota Kroes

Sound & Video

Sound & Video Director.....................Tate E Thompson

Audio Intern….............................................EJ Hankins

Props

Properties Director.............................Kelly Kreutsberg

Props Crafts Artisans................Nicholas H. Bartleson, Tayler Varney

Props Carpenter/Artisan.........................Erik Lindquist

Prop Graphics Artist..................................Mindy Knoll

Props Artisan Overhire…...............................Em Allen, Jaime Mercado, Nex Shilkey

Scenic

Technical Director...................................Sean Walters

Associate Technical Director........................Joseph Fry

Assistant Technical Director..............…Sarah Downey

Charge Scenic Artist..................................Jim Medved

Lead Scenic Artist.................................Shannon Mann

Scenic Artist.......................................Caroline Dischell

Assistant Stagehand...........................Stacy Canzoneri

Paint Overhire.................................Bianca Gonzalez, Maggie Jay

Stage Management

Production Stage Manager...............Kimberly Carolus

Stage Managers..............Terrence Orleans Alexander, Amy M. Bertacini, Bekah Brown, Jade Bruno, Josh Hart, David Hartig, Rebecca Lindsey, Kira Neighbors, Madison Tarchala, Emily Marie Wilke

Stage Management Fellow...................Hannah Steele

Stage Management Residents.............Cecilia Aguirre, Emily Pfaff

Resident Stagehands & Carpenters

Bill Burgardt, Eliot Garfield, Steve Gillingham, Andrew Hopka,Derek Loehr, Jason Pruzin, Aaron Siegmann, Cole Schulist, Jim Zinky

THE MUSICAL

MILWAUKEE REPERTORY THEATER BOARD OF TRUSTEES

President

Judy Hansen

Vice President, Development

Amy Croen

Vice President, Trustees

James Phelps

Treasurer

James Phillips

Secretary

Bryan House

TRUSTEES

Ayad Akhtar

Tammy Belton-Davis

Ivor J. Benjamin, MD

Wendy W. Blumenthal

Julia Burns

Mike Carter

Jane Chernof

Marybeth Cottrill

Robert H. Duffy

John Halechko

Chris Hermann

Tom Irgens

Lynda Johnson

At Large

Melanie Booth

At Large Andres Gonzalez

At Large

Joan Lubar

At Large

Robert H. Manegold

At Large

Adam J. Peck

Michelle Kolp

David Kundert

Kris Lueders

Kerryann Haase Minton

Dr. Jeanette Mitchell

Joseph Pickart

Karen Plunkett

Beth Ridley

Ken Robertson

Clark Slipher

Craig Swan

Deborah Tomczyk

SUSTAINING TRUSTEES

Milwaukee Rep acknowledges the remarkable support of these former Rep Trustees who continue their engagement by attending performances, contributing a generous annual gift, and/or membership in the Limelight Legacy Society.

Richard Abdoo

Joaquín Altoro

Patsy Aster

James Baillon

Jay Baker

Katharine Banzhaf

Matt Bartel

James E. Braza

Joyce G. Broan

Warren Buliox

Bladen Burns

Danny Cunningham

Karen Dean

Mark J. Diliberti

George A. Dionisopoulos

Robert Dye

Norman Dyer

Stephen Einhorn

James D. Ericson

Susan Esslinger

Robert Feitler

Timothy C. Frautschi

Molly Kubly Fritz

Patrick Gallagher

Connie Gavin

Katherine M. Gehl

Cecilia Gilbert

Anne Gimbel

Kathleen Gray

William Guc

Edward T. Hashek

Jacqueline Herd-Barber

Peter Hotz

Janet Hume

John Hunzinger, P.E.

Stephen Isaacson

Judy Jorgensen

J. Patrick Keyes

John Kordsmeier

Frank Krejci

James LaVelle

Phoebe Lewis

David J. Lubar

Marianne Lubar

Susan Lueger

Linda Marcus

Vince Martin

Patti Brash McKeithan

Venora McKinney

Michael McNeely

Sandra McSweeney

Donna Meyer

Douglas Mickelson

Dwight L. Morgan

Abigail J. Nash

Mark Niedfeldt, M.D.

Gregory C. Oberland

Tonen (Sara) O’Connor

Gina Peter

Anthony Petullo

Elizabeth Quadracci-Harned

Kristine Rappé

Dr. John E. Ridley

PRESIDENTS’ COUNCIL

Catherine Robinson

Joseph A. Rock

Micky Sadoff

Joseph Schlidt

James Schloemer

Thomas Scrivner

Edward Seaberg

Brenda Skelton

Patrick Smith

Robert Taylor

Renee Tyson

Stephen VanderBloemen

W. Kent Velde

Nicholas Wahl

Karin Werner

Stacy Williams

Andrew Ziegler

James E. Braza

Joyce Broan

Judy Hansen

Jacqueline Herd-Barber

Larry Jost

John L. Kordsmeier

Frank Krejci

Susan A. Lueger

LIMELIGHT LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS

Robert H. Manegold

Vincent L. Martin

Patricia Brash McKeithan

Donna Meyer

Gregory C. Oberland

Edward Seaberg

W. Kent Velde

The Limelight Legacy Society is a group of visionary donors who support Milwaukee Rep through a planned gift. New members as of May 1, 2022 are in bold.

To learn more about membership opportunities and benefits, please contact Alli Engelsma-Mosser at 414-290-5366 or Aengelsma-mosser@milwaukeerep.com.

George R. Affeldt, Jr.

Sharee Allain and David Schertz

Richard and Sara Aster

Gerald and Gail Baccetti

Bob Balderson

John and Carol Bannen

Katharine Banzhaf

Brian and Rebekah Barsch

Adam and Megan Bauman

Chad Bauman and Justin Dunleavy

Mark and Victoria Benskin

Bill Beyer

Mark Biehl

Melita Biese

Joyce G. Broan

Mark E. Carstensen and Mary M. Horton

Jane and Stephen Chernof

Mark Clements and Kelley Faulkner

Chris and Judi Collins

Diane Dalton

Randall Daut and Patricia Ryan

Susan and Bill Dawicke

Robert and Karen Dean

Nancy Desjardins

H. Robert Dittmer and Jon Pansky

Carol Z. Dolphin

Amy Dorman

Dr. Eric Durant and Scott Swickard

Rosemarie Eierman

Roma Eiseman

Don Ellingsen

Susan and Gee Esslinger

Janet Fleck

James and Ellen Flesch

Deborah Fugenschuh and Mark Hinchey

Rob Gardenier and Lori Morse Gardenier

Bill and Susanne Gay

Jeff Glock and Jane Reilly

Kathleen Gray and Ron Hofer

Sara L. Grotenrath and James Pech

Delphine Gurzynski

Richard and Susan Hackl

Sybille Hamilton

Arlene Hansen

Judy Hansen

Leland Hansen

John and Susan Harrits

Edward Hashek and John Jors

Thomas and Catherine Heinen

Lois and William Hoover

Dr. Lawrence Howards

Janet Kellogg Hume

Cathryn Jakicic

Deb and Peter Johnson

Bradley J. Kalscheur

Richard and Diane Kane

Margaret Knitter

Christine Krause

Diana Kuehl

David Kundert

Sandra L. Laedtke

James and Mary LaVelle

Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn E. Licht

Robert and Susan Lueger

Carol and Rob Manegold

Tom and Renee McCutcheon

Jim and Sally Mergener

Anthony and Donna Meyer

Erik and Carol Moeser

Vivian Moller

Bob and Jan Montgomery

Charles and Barbara Murphy

Greg and Rhonda Oberland

Karen E. Owens

Marlyene Pfeiffer

Ronald and Barbara Poe

Dr. Thomas Raimann and Mick Dwyer

David and Pat Rierson

Sara Risley

Gayle Rosemann and Paul McElwee

Patricia A. Santilli

James and Kathleen Scholler

Ed Seaberg and Patrick Smith

Brenda Skelton and Jim Bendtsen

Aileen M. Smith

Amanda Springob

Terry R. Sutter

John and Kine Torinus

Harry and Mary Beth Van Groll

Judy Van Till

Paul Vandeveld

Kent and Marcia Velde

Carla and Greg Von Roenn

Greg and Jodi Wait

David and Cheryl Walker

Neal and Cathy Wegner

Sue Wells

Barbara Wesener

Stacy and Blair Williams

Paul and Sandy Wysocki

The following list represents organizations and individuals who have made a cumulative contribution of $250 or more between . For a complete list of all our supporters, please visit www.MilwaukeeRep.com.

$1 million + Associated Bank

Herzfeld Foundation

United Performing Arts Fund (UPAF)

$100,000 – $999,999

BMO

The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation

Greater Milwaukee Foundation

National Endowment for the Arts

Northwestern Mutual

Shubert Foundation

We Energies Foundation

$50,000 – $99,999

Frieda & William Hunt Memorial Trust

Rockwell Automation

West Bend Mutual Insurance Company

$25,000 – $49,999

Arts Midwest

Bader Philanthropies

CAMPAC

EUA

Ralph Evinrude Foundation

Hunzinger Construction Company

Dorothy Inbusch Foundation

Johnson Controls

Kohl’s

Milwaukee Public Schools

PNC

Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren S.C.

Saint John’s on the Lake

Studio Gear

$10,000 – $24,999

Baird

Demmer Charitable Trust

Fiduciary Management

Foley & Lardner

Froedtert Health

Godfrey & Kahn, S.C.

William N. and Janice V. Godfrey Family Foundation

Husch Blackwell

InterPark Milwaukee Center

The Marcus Corporation

National LGBT Chamber of Commerce

Charles D. Ortgiesen Foundation

Potawatomi Hotel & Casino

PricewaterhouseCoopers

Quarles

RDK Foundation

The Walbec Group

Wisconsin Arts Board

$1,000 – $9,999

Adient

American Family Insurance

ANON Charitable Trust

Brewers Community Foundation

Burke Properties

CG Schmidt, Inc.

Deloitte

Einhorn Family Foundation

GRAEF

Harley-Davidson Foundation

Harlow Foundation

Evan and Marion Helfaer Foundation

J. F. Ahern Co.

Laskin Family Foundation

Camille A. Lonstorf Trust

Marquette Associates, Inc.

MGIC Investment Corporation

Michael Best & Friedrich

Michels Corporation

Milwaukee Arts Board

Molson Coors

Jane Bradley Pettit Foundation

Riverwater Partners LLC

Spear Arts Education Fund

Townsend Foundation

U.S. Bank

Wimmer Brothers Realty

Windsor Advisory Group, LLC

$500 – $999

Actors’ Equity Foundation, Inc.

Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors Youth Foundation

Participants in the Matching Gift Program

Abbvie

American Family Insurance Dreams Foundation

Baird

Caterpillar Foundation

Eaton Corporation

GE Foundation

Greater Milwaukee Foundation

Bucyrus Foundation, Inc.

Home Depot

Husch Blackwell

IBM Corporation

Johnson Controls Foundation

Merck Partnership For Giving

Microsoft Corporation

Netapp

PNC

Principal Financial Group

Progressive Insurance Foundation

Reader’s Digest Foundation

Rockwell International Corp. Trust Matching Gift Program

We Energies

Wells Fargo

Zurn Water Solutions

Milwaukee Rep welcomes gifts of securities and stocks. If you plan to make such a gift, please notify the Development Department at 414-290-0717 so we can properly credit and acknowledge your generosity.

Individual Giving

Luminary ($100,000+)

Anonymous (2)

Jo Ann and Richard Beightol

Melanie and Steve Booth

Elaine Burke

Greater Milwaukee Foundation

Judith A. Keyes Family Fund

Sandra and William Haack

Lubar Family Foundation

Joan Lubar and John Crouch

Marianne and Sheldon Lubar

Madeleine and David Lubar

Susan Lubar

Vince Martin

Greg and Rhonda Oberland

Jim Phillips

Clark and Diane Slipher

David and Julia Uihlein

Kate and Don Wilson

Visionary ($50,000-$99,999)

Anonymous

Bladen and Julia Burns

Robert C. Burrell

Tom and Molly Duffey

Four-Four Foundation

Greater Milwaukee Foundation

Tony and Andrea Bryant

Bryan and Rebecca House

David Kundert

Kristine and Wayne Lueders

Sally Manegold

Karen Plunkett and Family

Ed Seaberg and Patrick Smith

Thomas and Iphigenia Smith

A.J. Star and Mark Clausen

R. A. Stevens Foundation

Craig and Mara Swan

Kent and Marcia Velde

David and Cheryl Walker

Artistic Producer ($25,000-$49,999)

Anonymous (4)

Richard and Sara Aster

James Awe

Karen and Mark Bitzan

William and Barbara Boles

Bradley Impact Fund

Jason and Diep Graham Charitable Fund

Cheri and Tom Briscoe

Croen Foundation, Inc.

Dr. Eric Durant and Scott Swickard

Robert and Joan Feitler

Janet Fleck

Greater Milwaukee Foundation

Flesch Family Fund

Christopher Harned and Elizabeth Quadracci-Harned

Dr. Carla Hay

Keyes Family

Patti McKeithan

John and Linda Mellowes

Chris and Anne Noyes

Peck Foundation, Milwaukee LTD.

Gina and Eric Peter

Anthony Petullo Foundation

Ann and Warren Pierson

Christine Symchych and Jim McNulty

Producer ($10,000-$24,999)

Anonymous (4)

Bob Balderson

Donna and Donald Baumgartner

Ivor and Carol Benjamin

Wendy and Warren Blumenthal

James E. and Mary K. Braza

Frank and Caryl Briscoe

Chris and Judi Collins

Sue and Curt Culver

Larry and Eileen Dean

Margaret Dethloff and Terri Zeh

Patrick and Rachel English

Suzy B. Ettinger Foundation

Mary Lou M. Findley

Peter Foote and Robin Wilson

The Molly and David Fritz Family

Andres and Jessica Gonzalez

Peter and Beth Gottsacker

Greater Milwaukee Foundation

Norman and Lucy Cohn Family Fund

Kevin and Roseann Lyons Fund

Richard Grunke and William Grasch

John J. Halechko and Marc Colletti

Judy Hansen

John and Susan Harrits

Christopher and Katherine Hermann

Jewish Community Foundation

Jane and Steve Chernof

Mike and Marie Johnson

Mark and Ginny Kannenberg

Krista Kile

Dennis and Cheryl Konkol

Mark and Jenny Kopetsky

Susan and Tony Krausen

Billie W. Kubly

Jean and David Lauer

Phoebe Lewis

Ann MacIver

Dawne and Ray Manista

Linda and Greg Marcus

Linda and Debesh Mazumdar

Tom and Renee McCutcheon

Scott and Marjorie Moon

Patricia and William Moren

David and Abigail Nash

Drs. Mark and Jennifer Niedfeldt

Joe and Katie Pickart

Drs. Alan L. Pohl and Carol C. Pohl

Bill Priebe

Tom and Susan Quadracci

Augustin and Rebecca Ramirez

Catherine and Buddy Robinson

Ron and Micky Sadoff

Saints Andrew and Mark Charitable Gift Trust

The Wilbert and Genevieve

Schauer Foundation

Howard and Susan Schoenfeld

Meredith and Thomas Scrivner

Kathleen H. Seidel

Paul and Kathy Slesar

Jeffrey P. and Dr. Lori Sommerfeld

Scott and Mary Ellen Stanek

Judith A. Steinke

Harry and Mary Beth Van Groll

Melanie and Brian Wolf

Ziegler Family Foundation

Director ($5,000-$9,999)

Anonymous (3)

Sharee Allain and David Schertz

Helen Ambuel

Abby and Omar Andrietsch

Amy L. Argall

Ginny Bolger

Robert and Sharon Brenner

Bradley and Glenna Brin

Timothy and Kathleen Carr

Sue D’Alessio

Antony and Nikki D’Cruz

Robert and Karen Dean

Thomas J. and Deborah W. Degnan

Sandy and George Dionisopoulos

Bob and Teri Duffy

Jack Gebhardt and Deborah McKeithan-Gebhardt

Greater Milwaukee Foundation

Joan and Peter W. Bruce Fund

Rob Gardenier and Lori Morse Gardenier

Charitable Fund

Howard and Susan Hopwood Fund

David and Marion Meissner

Donna and Tony Meyer Fund

Thomas Harty and Sharon Stafford Harty

Thomas and Katherine Hauske

Katie Heil

John and Jean Henderson

Henry and Suzanne Herzing

Steve and Karen Huser

Jewish Community Foundation

Micaela Levine Donor Advised Fund

Jeff and Sarah Joerres

Lynda Johnson

Michael and Deborah Kaerek

Richard and Tracey Klein Family

Charitable Trust

Connie and John Kordsmeier

Tim Kraetsch and Mike Wavra

John Mathie

Maureen McCabe

Victoria S. McCormick

James McFarland

Daryl and Rita Melzer

Barbara J. Michaels

Vivian Moller

Dwight and Marleen Morgan

Jim and Betty Jo Nelsen

Diane K. O’Connor

Marlene Ott

Fred Pike and Cecilia Taylor

Bruce and Candy Pindyck

Cathy Procton

Dr. Thomas Raimann and Mick Dwyer

Blaine and Linda Rieke

David and Pat Rierson

Gayle Rosemann and Paul McElwee

Linda L. Sell, MD

Jan Serr and John Shannon

Dennis P. Sheahan

Curtis and Deborah Tomczyk

Nic and Sally Wahl

Neal and Cathy Wegner

Larry Bonney

Randal and Mary Lynn Brotherhood

Peter and Bobbie Buening

Gerardo and Cynthia Caballero

Dr. Bruce and Marsha Camitta

John and Kathleen Cantieri

James Cauley and Brenda Andrews

Steve Check

Thomas and Gisela Chelimsky

Kathryn and Kelly Clark

Jim and Marybeth Cottrill

Lloyd and Tammy Davis

Carol Z. Dolphin

Tina Eickermann

Dale and Mary Erickson

Susan and Gee Esslinger

Patrick D. Gallagher

Bill and Susanne Gay

Liz and Rick Gebhardt

Tim and Sandy Gerend

Greater Milwaukee Foundation

Bernadine and Stephen Graff Fund

Nancy E. Hack Fund

Margaret Heminway Wells Fund

Soik Family

Delphine Gurzynski

Paul and Gloria Halverson

Leland Hansen

Katherine L. Hauser

Laurie Hazzard

Henry and Margery Howard

Ken and Janet Howenstine

John and Marci Hunzinger

Stephen and Roberta Isaacson

Greg and Jackie Johnson

Judy and Gary Jorgensen

Maja Jurisic and Don Fraker

Maureen Kania Swokowski

Patti Keating Kahn and Chuck Kahn

John and Bronwen Knappenberger

Michelle Kolp

Kristine Krause and Scott Patulski

Marina and Frank Krejci

Sandy Laedtke

Gary Lapp

John and Victoria Laur

Franklin Loo and Sally Long

Elaine and Gerry Mainman

Katherine McCombe

Jim and Sally Mergener

Drs. Ann and Steve Merkow

George and Sallie Meyer

Jill Meyers

Judith Miller

Bob and Jan Montgomery

James and Morgan Phelps

Earl Potter and Lani Williams

Sylvia K. Pratt

Jonas and Sylvia Prising

Jim and Lys Reiskytl

Lynn Rix

Jay and Anne Schamberg

Rick and Jean Schmalfeld

Judy and Tom Schmid

Peggy Schneider

Richard and Mary Schnell

James and Kathi Scholler

John and Karen Silseth

Eric and Sarah Whyte

Jay and Laura Wigdale

Connie Wilson and Mike Krueger

Prati and Norm Wojtal

Wilfred Wollner

Playwright ($1,000-$2,499)

Anonymous (10)

Jim and Terri Alioto

Kathleen and Robert Anger

Astor Street Foundation

Kevin and Jean Ball

George Banda

Michael Barber and Jacqueline Herd-Barber

Kathleen and Robert Bardunias

Lynn and Charles Barney

Jim and Nora Barry

Richard and Diana Barthel

Tom and Sally Basting

Chad Bauman and Justin Dunleavy

Charles Baumgardner and Susan Jans

Jack and Virginia Beatty

Scott Beightol and Desiree Erickson Beightol

Evert and Cynthia Berndt

Carolee Beutler

Barry Blackwell and Kathleen Eilers

Art Blair

Edward and Amy Blumenthal

Cristin and Jonathan Bock

Mike and Mary Bohren

Douglas and Barbara Braun

Edward and Diane Braza

Timothy Brennan

Allison and Dan Byrne

Peter and Laurie Byrne

Trish Calvy

Bruce and Kathi Campbell

Brian and Elizabeth Casey

Susan Cerletty

B. Lauren and Margaret Charous

Thomas and Gisela Chelimsky

Mark and Terri Chelmowski

Lana and Rick Colbo

Nathan and Beth Colson

Mary and James M. Connelly

Nicole and Jack Cook

Rev. David E. Cooper

Anne Courtney

Cream City Foundation

Valentine Fund

Matt Cudney

Frank Daily and Julianna Ebert

Sue and Russ Darrow

Tom DeChant and Paul Gibler

Eric and Lynn Delzer

Lloyd Dickinson and Kristin Bergstrom

H. Robert Dittmer and Jon Pansky

Carol Z. Dolphin

Donna Drosner

Mary Ann Dude

Patrick and Mary Duffy

Marie Dupuis and Peter Westergard

Michael and Janet Durham

Jan Effinger

Richard and Patricia Ehlert

Susan and Gee Esslinger

Ashley Faulkner

Moira Fitzgerald and Peter Kammer

Jon and Nancy Gilmore

Thomas Golding

Michael Goodspeed and Gail Waring

Kathleen Gray and Ron Hofer

Greater Milwaukee Foundation

Bechthold Family Fund

Thomas and Mary Grossman

Bruce Gunderson

Elizabeth Hancock and Susan Nevala

Kristyn Harrell and Michael Stull

Margarete and David Harvey

Edward Hashek and John Jors

Kathleen Hawkins and Charles Marn

Jerold Hershberger

Genene and Sanaiah Hibbler

Gary Holmes and Susan Holding

Debra and Kevin Hood

Peter and Linda Hotz

Diana and James Hughes

Sandra Ivers

Valerie Jablonka

Doug and Janie Jacobson

Ronald Jacquart and Gary Van Wert

Jewish Community Foundation

Loyal D. Grinker Restricted Endowment Fund

Raye David

Debra and Peter Johnson

Mary Johnson

Carol Jones

Caroline Joyce

Charles and Mary Kamps

Dr. Jack and Myrna Kaufman

Peggy and Mike Kelsey

Jennifer and Michael Keough

Jim Vollmer and Diane Kippenhan-Vollmer

John and Debbie Kissinger

Glenn Kleiman and Gisela Terner

Margaret Knight

Robert and Naomi Knoll

Don and Barb Koehler

Lilane Koehn Mace

Paul and Amy Kolo

Ashley and Andy Koors

Robert and Gail Korb

Steven and Ianne Koritzinsky

Thomas and Susan Kotur

Kenneth Krei

Bruce Lammi

Dan and Kathy Larsen

John and Victoria Laur

Marvin and Marlene Lauwasser

William Leach and Willie and Jason

Missy and William Levit

Rita Lewenauer

David and Mary Ann Lillich

Saskia Lodder

Rick and Roberta London

Paul and Patty Lucca

Robert and Susan Lueger

James and Paula Lukas

Thomas and Judith Mackenzie

Robert Madden

Michael and Jane Malone

Benjamin and Ellen Mandelman

Diane and Eugene Markiewicz

Dr. Brent and Susan Martin

Daniel and Constance McCarty

William and Pauline McCown

Ann and Robert McIntyre

Julie and David Meier

Kristen Mekemson

Jill Meyers

Gregory and Susan Milleville

Dr. Jeanette Mitchell

Carol Moerke

Erik and Carol Moeser

Claudia and Joseph Moll

Christine Mortensen

Bernie Mrazik and Jeanie Jerde

John and Jane Niebler

Paul and Carolyn Noelke

Sarah Oberhofer

Laurie Ocepek

Alan and Kathy Olsen

Richard Owens and Judy Edmonds Owens

Dr. David Paris

Kristine Phillips

Matthew and Laurie Piette

Susan Purtell

Monica and Donald Putning

Steven and Stacey Radke

Phil and Lynell Raiche

Anthony Reese

David and Roberta Remstad

Beth Ridley and Abim Kolawole

Carol Riegert

Daniel and Anna Robbins

Kenneth Robertson

Richard and Karen Rodgers

Lora Rosenbaum

Mason and Julie Ross

Andrew Ruehl

Wayne and Christine Sage

James Sanger and Mary Newton

Jim and Andrea Schloemer

Bob and Carol Schmidt

Drs. George Schroeder and Mary Arenberg

William and Judith Schuele

Martha and Frank Scott

Dr. Mark and Barbara Sharon

Scott and Dulcie Shoener

Scott Silet and Kate Lewis

Aileen M. Smith

Margaret Sohm

Andrew and Lauri Srok

Kendra Stea

Linda and Richard Stevens

Robert Storm and Catherine Shaw

Fred Stratton

David and Paula Strelitz

Lynn and Gregory Strowig

Dr. Cheryl Stucky and Dr. Jeffrey Waring

Jane Svinicki

James and Elaine Sweet

La Toya Sykes

Colette Szczesny

Rich and Jean Tennessen

Sara Toenes

Keri Torgerson

Lisa Trost

Michele Tschopp

Mike Uihlein

Dee Uradnicek

Sheryl A. Van Haren

Teresa Velk

MaryCarmen Villasenor

Ryan Vincent and Bekah Newman

Betsy Vokac and John Blanchard

Robert and Kathleen Warner

Ruth A. Way

Mary M. Wegener

Dr. and Mrs. Paul Weisman

Sue Wells

Barbara Wesener

Sandra Wiegand

Susan Wiegner

Howard and Mernie Williams

Robert and Linda Wilson

Lee Wolcott

Pete and Penny Woodcock

Daryl and Bonnie Wunrow

Nancy and Mike Yttre

Joe and Mary Ann Zompa

Eve Joan Zucker

Principal Actor ($500-$999)

Anonymous (12)

Mary Ellen Acker

John Alexander

Shawn Alexander

Jason and Jessica Allen

Katy and Tom Alpren

Dorothy Anderson

Elma Anderson

Keith and Paula Anderson

Susan Arnhold

Robert W. Ater and Gregory W. Baer

Cheryl Banks

Laura M. Batzer

Melissa and James Baxter

Lucien and Holly Beaudry

Donald Becker

Natalie Beckwith

Terry Bell

Diane and Thomas Belot

Dr. Brad Bertler

Big Art

Geoffrey and Karen Bilda

Margaret Blodgett and Ken Miller

Danielle and Ramel Bly

James Boerner

Darold and Cheryl Borree

Paul Bosanac

Steven Bowsher

Bradley Impact Fund

Jill and George Fahr Charitable Fund

Caridad Bravo-Fernandez

Joel and Audra Brennan

Troy and Bridget Bretl

Kristin Brey and Michael Sampson

Anne and Arthur Brooks

D’Araun Brown

Warren and Tina Buliox

Chris Burgener and Linda Loke

Mary Burke

Carole Burns

Susan Burns

Mark and Penny Burrall

Lewis Charles Cadkin and Susan Elizabeth Cadkin Living Trust

Andrew and Jennifer Caldwell

Anne and Phil Callen

Christopher and Kristine Cameron

Bob Campbell

Linda and Mark Carlson

Gregory Chandler

Aleta and Walt Chossek

Joseph and Julie Chusid

Bunny and Ron Cohen

Gerry and Heidi Connolly

Kevin and Kristina Connor

George and Violet Corliss

Craig Cornelius

Suzanne and Don Cornell

Cathy and Mario Costantini

Jolinda and Danny Cunningham

Rod Dekruif and Valeria Rykowski

Mary Ross Denison

Jane Dennis

Margaret and Ricardo Diaz

Mary Paula Dix

Doug Doers

Janis Doleschal

Michele Dornan

Ellen Drought

Sue and Dennis Duellman

Henry Duffrin

Mike and Kathy Dwyer

Sally Edgett

Linda Edmondson

Marybeth and Rip Edmundson

Nancy Ellis

Evelyn Ericson

Tom and Peggy Fahl

Christine Luedeman Fenner

Peter and Elizabeth Fetzer

Kathy Ford

Patrick and Linda Ford

Kimberlee Foster

Dr. Stanley and Janet Fox

Alec and Kristin Fraser

Pamela Frautschi

Tim and Sue Frautschi

Allan F. and Mary Ellen Froehlich

Richard Gallagher

Tony and Mary Gentine

Thomas and Beth Giese

Gary and Faye Giesemann

Adam and Carole Glass

Margaret Gonzales and Randel Steele

Lawrence and Hannah Goodman

Bob and Joan Goodman

Christine Gould

Barbara Grande

Greater Milwaukee Foundation

Sherry and Norm Malmon

Philanthropic Fund

Michael and Joanne Grebner

Sarah Gremonprez and Graham Hill

Mitchel Griep

Robert and Barbara Gross

Honorable Michael and Barbara Guolee

Carol Gustafson

Glen and Claire Hackmann

Tom and Deirdre Halat

Jackie Hallberg

Sybille Hamilton

Arlene Hansen

Dale and Sara Harmelink

Jonathan Harper

Christopher Harroun

Cliff and Susan Hartmann

Marge Hartwig

John Healy and Mary Tobin

Fred and Carol Heim

Drs. Daniel and Nancy Herrell

Susan Herro

The Hirano Family

Mary Beth Holloway

Andrew and Paula Holman

Hal Horneffer

Dante and Jennifer Houston

RC and Heather Huhn

Sigrid and Roy Jablonka

Kenneth and Mary Lee Jacobs

Deane and Vicky Jaeger

A. W. Janikowsky

Thomas and Pauline Jeffers

Claudia Francis and Thomas Jensen

Nancy Jesse

Jewish Community Foundation

Donor Advised Fund

Allen and Sharon Johnson

Ashley and Lewis Johnson

Evan and Paula Kaiser

Melissa Kanios

Tom Karakis and Colleen Lese

Brian and Mary Lou Kennedy

Demaris and Gontran Kenwood

Richard and Rita Klick

Joseph W. Kmoch

Nancy Knapp

Terry and Mary Krall

Susan and John Krezoski

Stanley Kritzik

Mark and Maureen Krueger

Anne Kumor

Mary Lacy

Marlene and George Lange

William and Judith Laste

Estella and Charles Lauter

Michael Lee

Lloyd and Sheri Levin

Mark and Cynthia Levy

John E. and Karen M. Lewis

Judie Liebenstein and Kelly Fowler

Dawn Lindsey

Greg and Sue Lochen

Patricia Lombardo

Peter Lovance

Adrian Love

Patricia Luebke

Frederick and M. Katheryn Luedke

Glen and Sally Lunde

Michael J. Lynch

Mary Beth Malm

Stephen Marks

Robert Marold and Diane Boldt

Thomas Marshall

Andy and Janet Martin

Mateo Family Trust

Frank and Kathy Mattaino

Michelle and Matt Mattson

Francis and Rose Mary Matusinec

Jean Maurer

Dan and Ada McAdams

Bernard and Susan McCartan

James, Lisa, Morgan and Sophia McCormack

Dan and Jill McElroy

Jere McGaffey

Barbara McGinnis

Bonnie McKendry

Venora and Lafayette McKinney

Doug and Vicky McManus

Barbara McMath

James and Diane Meinecke

Diana and Mark Metz

Wesley and Amy Miles

Howard and Sara Miller

Rebecca and Jason Mitich

Carol Mohr

Jequitta Kain Molot

Matt and Christina Moore

Elizabeth Morrell

Chris and Betsy Mueller

Mary Ann Mueller

Lori and Jerry Murphy

Jim and Mary Fran Murray

Michelle Nate

Paul Nowakowski

Tonen (Sara) O’Connor

Susan and William Ognacevic

Sandra Orcholski

Bill and Marilyn Ottum

Frank and Joanne Paulus

Jennifer and Brian Peterson

Wendy Proctor

Lisa Przbelski

Ronald and Anne Putzer

Jim and Kris Rappé

Patrick Rath and Tracy Szymanski

John and Page Remmers

Nancy and Herman Resto

Thomas and Lynn Richtman

Jackie Rickel

Mickey and L. Casey Ripp

RitzHolman CPAs

Mary Lynne Robinson

Mary Roepke

Catie Rynkiewicz

Alicia and Bryan Sadoff

Allen and Millie Salomon

Linda Sampson

Mike and Jan Schade

Christine Schlosser

Eric Schluter

Beverly Schwabe

Robert Schweers

Clyde and Marge Schweitzer

Andi Sciacca

Allison Scrivner and Kevin Baumgart

Sonal Shah

Vicki Shimi

Emily and John Shipman

Kim Sienko

David and Angela Simon

Marcia and Les Singer

Michelle Sirinek

Dennis and Cathleen Slater

Jason and Andrya Smith

Sarah Smith-McEneany and Robert Smith

Glenn Smucker

James and Kathleen Springer

Carlton D. Stansbury

Alec Stapleton

Charles and Jennifer Stearns

Aaron Stehling

Barbara Stein

Tom Steppe and Ann Meyer

Eileen and George Stone

Richard and Susan Strait

Dave and Kathy Sturgill

Terry R. Sutter

Geoffrey Swain

Jenifer and Joseph Tate

Margaret Tennessen

Kent and Marna Tess-Mattner

Grant and Diane Tews

Steve Thompson and Sue Kleczewski

James and Leigh Ann Tidey

Steven L. Tietz and Catherine Markwiese

Joy Towell

Kurt Triebold

Ryan Turner

Renee and Joseph Tyson, Jr.

Liz Uihlein

Dave and Katy Vetta

Kim and Rodney Weekley

Mark and Anne Weitenbeck

David and Mary Welnetz

Alan and Kathy Werth

Stephanie Wesselowski

Donald and Melody Weyer

Tom and Marlys Williams

Gene and Carmen Witt

Zac and Sara Wolff

Diana Wood

Mark and Evonne Zalewski

Gertrude Zauner

Joan M. Zeiger

Sharon Ziegler

Thomas Zigan and Scott Jones

Jodi Zilinski

Andi and Mike Zimmerman

Supporting Actor ($250-$499)

Anonymous (25)

Eugenia Afinoguenova

June and Paul Ambro

Craig and Sandy Anderson

Steve and Joy Appel

Jerry Apple

Charles and Marilyn Averbeck

Bruce and Elizabeth Axelrod

Jayne Ayers

Tim Bachhuber and Geri Feucht

Jean J. Baesemann

Richard and Amy Balge

Brian and Rebekah Barsch

Barbara Baron

Amy Barry

Laura Barry

Mike and Ellen Bartel

Rhoda Baumgarten

Mary and Tina Baumgartner

Bonnie Beeck

Mark Behrman

Clark and Linda Beier

Lee R. Beitzel and Jill Ritterbusch

Gerald and Sydell Bergtrom

Eric and Sherrie Berndt

Halien and Michael Besaw

Larry Bialcik

John and Teri Bill

Elin Bjorkman

Marsi Black

Charles Bley

Carol Block

Gretchen Block and Becky Thielke

Kelly Bolin

Jan Bonsett-Veal

Terry Booth and E. Kocal

Paul and Lynn Bostrom

Diane Bourquin

John and Sandra Braun

Randy Breske

Lisa and Flint Bridge

Carla Brockman

Jill Broekhuizen

Jim and Ann Brownphy

John and Susan Brown

Tom and Joanne Brown

Jack and Jillian Bruss

Mary Jo Burgoyne

David and Oksana Carlson

Mary Ann Carr

Jim and Karen Carter

Sarah Carter

Sally Cartwright

Gabe and Katrina Ceci

Susan Charland

Jay and Roxanne Ciatti

Laura Ciletti

James and Martha Clark

Robert and Kay Clausen

Warner and Charlene Cline

Jeffrey Connolly

Rochelle Connor

Cindy Cooper

Michelle Cooper

David Counard and Linda Holtz

Matt Covey

Carla Cross

Helena Curtain

Rosa Cyrier

Richard Czeszynski

Sandra Dagon

Diane Dalton

Randall Daut and Patricia Ryan

Richard and Mary Davenport

Barbara Carol Davis

Diana Davis

William and Julia Davis

Laura DeGolier

Carolyn Delery

Mary E. DeVita

Sherika Dew

Diane Diel and David Zapecki

Kathryn Diesslin

Carla and Michael Diiorio

Kyle Dlabay

John Dragisic

Brandon and Melissa Drusch

David and Christine Drzadinski

Bruce and Cheryl Dunn

Margot Dunn

Janet Dunst

John and Shari Egan

Jennie and Mark Ehrmann

Lin Ellis

Rebecca and Fred Emmerich

Gary and Judith Ertel

Bryan and Lyn Eskra

Paul and Joan Ewig

Dan and Pat Fetterley

Alexis Fielek

Richard and Barbara Fischer

Cynthia Fisher

Connie Fliege

Jane Foley and Martin Gagne

James and DeDe Forester

Nancy France

Linda and Eli Frank

Natalie Frankel

John and Jane Frederick

Gerald and Margery Freitag

Gerald and Patricia Freitag

David A. Friedman

Timothy and Carla Raupp

Stephen and Gail Froehlich

Katrina Fronberry

Christian Fuller

Lynn Galbraith-Wilson

Thomas and Sharon Gale

Vincent Gallo

Janet Ganong

Javier Garay

Ann and Steven Gardiner

James and Kathy Gardner

Susie Gebhardt

Laura Gibbs and Sanford Glazer

Matthew and Nancy Gibson

James and Sharon Gierahn

Emma Gillette

Carol Gissing

Jeff Glock and Jane Reilly

Leonard and Diana Goldstein

Ryan Golinvaux

Larry and Geli Golopol

Virginia F. Goode

Gillian and Michael Gosman

Kim Graff

James Grasee

Dale and Mary Graves

James Green

Diane Greenmeier

Jim Gremminger

Craig Griffith

David and Dana Griffith

Joanne Grunau

Denis and Helga Guequierre

Michael and Laura Gulatz

Charmaine and Kurt Gunderson

Eric and Jill Guttormson

Doug and Meg Haag

Judith Haass

William Hable and Jane Tanner

Sara Hafeman

Dan and Sue Haislmaier

Joe and Jami Hanreddy

Amy Harker-Murray

Joseph and Judith Harlow

David Harrison

Cherrie Hartley

Carol Hase

Betsy and Bob Haushalter

Helen Hawke

Hilda Heglund

Jeffrey and Heather Hein

Thomas and Catherine Heinen

Esther and Michael Helding

James and Nicole Hermann

Beverly A. Hess

Laurie and Keith Hickman

Ross Hightower

Earl and Eugenie Hildebrandt

Alan and Jean Hilgeman

Ellen Hing and Chris Leadley

Caroline Hogan and Lawrence Glusman

Winston and Margaret Hollister

Marianne Hondel

Lois and William Hoover

Jason Horner

Mary Horton-Carstensen and Mark Carstensen

Joseph Hughes

Kenneth and Mary Ingles

William and Karen Irwin

David and Dianne Isnard

Kevin and Angie Izard

Christine L. Jameson

Jerome Janzer

Don Jarchow

Jewish Community Foundation

Joan and Michael Friedman

Donor Advised Fund

Dr. Burton E. Goodman and Harriet Bocksenbaum

Dorothy Rotter Donor Advised Fund

Ronald and Patricia Jodat

Michelle Johnson and Greg Chesack

Roy and Kathleen Johnson

Jayne Jordan

Scott and Jill Jorgensen

Karen Jossi

Larry and Anne Jost

Robert and Kathleen Juday

Robert and Patricia Juranitch

Larry and Holly Jurss

Hal and Jean Kacanek

Marlene Kagen

Eric Kaldor

Wendy Kamerling

Richard and Diane Kane

Silva Karapetian

Ronald Karbel

Dale and Susan Karpen

Hannah Kaye

Chris and Elizabeth Keadle

Kelley Kids Group

Marguerite Kelley

Michael and Christy Kellman

Sarajane and Robert Kennedy

Michele Kenner

Aaron Kern

Henry “Pat” and Joan Kerns

Peter Kerwin

Joel and Jackie Kitchin

Mary and Dean Klinger

Stephen and Rita Klinkhammer

Don and Carol Klockow

Russell and Rose Marie Knoth

Mary Knudten

Marty Kohler

Kenneth and Margaret Konet

Kathleen Kortas

Bradley Kostreva

Lou Ann Koval

Kurt and Jean Kozma

JoAnne and Donald Krause

Chad Kreblin

William Krohn

Peter Kuenzi

Jim and Betty Kuplic

Harvey Kurtz and Yvonne Larme

Janet LaBrie

Tom and Sally Ladky

Robert Lang

Barbara Larkin

Steen and Janice Larsen

Eric Larson and Susan Lewis

Jim and Teri Larson

Jason and Kristy Lavann

Trisha Le Crissman and Mark Bishop

Larry and Mary LeBlanc

Sam Leichtling and Lindsey Tauber

Justine Leonard

Mary Fran Lepeska

Gillian Lester-George and Manuel D. Montesinos

Diane and Allan Lindsay

Mark and Arlene Fleder Litow

Angela and Sven Loberg

Rosie and Silas Lohman

Dennis and Theresa Lowder

Merton and Margaret Lueptow

Alan Lundeen and Daniel Gooding

Nicole and Eric Maassen

Ellen MacFarlane

Sara and Jim Maedke

John and Audrey Makowski

Gena Malanche

Denyse and Randall Malone

Randy Mangelsen

John Mann

Jacqueline Servi Margis

Allen and Sharon Marifke

Lee Marquardt

Anilisa McDonald

Judith R. McGauran

Andrea McIlwraith

Thomas and Cynthia McLinn

Michael and Sandra McNeely

Sandra and Maurice McSweeney

Dean Meier and Sally Nantell

Joyce Meinicke

Kate and Dan Meyer

Douglas J. Mickelson

Tom Mihal

Barbara Miller

Kenn Miller and Wendy Walker Miller

Dr. Robert and Charlotte Miller

Robert and Nancy Miller

Jim Milner and Karen Gotzler

Kelly Mischler

Dr. A.E. Moats

Debra Moore

Michael Morgan

James Mortell

Kevin and Katherine Moss

Amy Murre

Jack and Lucia Murtaugh

Howard and Elaine Myers

Lisa Myers

Kelly Natrop

Karen Nelson

The Nelson-Zirzow Fund

David and Carol Nestingen

James and Elizabeth Neubauer

Lisa Neustedter

JoAnne Nissen

Joanne Nolde

Jennifer Nordstrom

Cole and Cynthia Northup

Fran and Miriam Odden

Herbert and Karen Oechler

Eric Ohlrogge

Marcia M. Olen

David and Janet Olsen

Eric Oquist and Heather Deaton

Jim and Elizabeth Orth

Joyce L. Pace

Ethan Padway

Nick Padway

Nancy Palmer

Christine Palmert

Sandra Parish

Jason and Amy Parry

Mark and Laurie Pasch

Shelia Payton

IN KIND GIFTS

Karen Peters and Charles Frank

Juliet Peterson

Betty Philipps

Leon and Mary Pieschek

Frank and Angela Pintar

Jerry and Jill Polacheck

Chuck Prendergast

Wendy Pribbanow

Drew Price

Priests of the Sacred Heart

Daniel and Connie Pronley

David Putnam

Donald and Judith Rafenstein

Stephen and Susan Ragatz

Mark and Janet Rakowski

Debbie Ramirez

Patrick and Noreen Regan

Paul and Kathie Richards

Werner and Carol Richheimer

Craig Rigby

Paul Ritch

John and Rachel Roberts

Robert Rooney

Daniel and Carolyn Roskom

Pearl and James Ross

Bob Rothacker and Connie Gavin

Timothy and Cathy Rottmann

Bill and Eva Rumpf

Michael Rupp

Scott Rusch

Tom and Judy Saeger

Nita Salzman

Sadashiv Santosh

Michael H. and Roberta Schaalman

Karen Scharrer-Erickson

Kelly Schill

Travis Schneider

Gordon Schuetz

Barry Schulman and Cheri Wolf-Schulman

Lyman and Carol Schulz

Kevin Schumacher

Fred and Ruth Schwertfeger

Dr. Robert and Caryl Sewell

Tracey Shaleski

Duncan Shrout

Mark and Bonnie Siegel

Joseph and Amy Silvers

Kirsten Simanonok

Dianne Sinnwell

Warren and Patrice Skonieczny

Ralph and Kathy Skudlarczyk

Guy and Nancy Smith

Mary Stahl-Katte

Barbara Steele

Tim Steinle

Bill and Melody Streeter

Ben and Anne Swoboda

Diane Sykes

Frederick and Barbara Syrjanen

Linda Szafranski

Brenna Tadisch

Tom and Mary Taft

Rachel Taknint

Paul and Donna Tanzer

Maria Theisen

Mary and Richard Thickens

Dwayne Thomas

Dean and Kathy Thome

Catherine Tikkanen

Tom and Thom

Thomas and Patricia Towers

Triangle Enterprises, Inc.

Gerald and Dorothy Turow

Paul Verdu

Donna and Norman Vincent

Benjamin and Rachel Wagner

Dan and Heidi Walker

Julie and Timothy Wallen

Lynn Walsh

Frank and Milena Walter

Mary and Greg Walz-Chojnacki

Jack and Margaret Ward

Debra and Michael Watton

John Weber

Marie Weiss

Robert Welch

David and Cindy Werner

Ben and Julia Westphal

Debra Wiedmeyer

Jim and Libby Wigdale

Penny Williams

Julie Winkelmann

Ross and Sandy Workman

Wilson and JoAnn Wright

Lori and Robert Wucherer

Kim Wynn

Mike Yost and Lisa Schuldt

James and Erika Zaiser

Angela Zakreski

Peter and Kathleen Zarwell

Ralph Zick

Tom Zimmerman

Doug and Marilyn Zwissler

To see the full list of honor and memorial gifts, please visit www.MilwaukeeRep.com. While space limitations prevent us from including the full list here, we are grateful to all of these donors.

Joy and James Leirer

Drs. Alan L. Pohl and Carol C. Pohl

Ultra Tool & Mfg., Inc.

“One thing I gained from the program was courage. The play is all about being bold and being not afraid to do anything and stuff. So I think I gained a lot of boldness and I feel like I have more courage than I used to. So I am really thankful.”

“It brought me out of my comfort zone, but it did it in a good way. Now I’m not scared to get up in front of the class.”

Each year, nearly 20,000 students are impacted by Milwaukee Rep’s Education programs, including in-school residencies, after-school programs, and the national Next Narrative Monologue Competition. Through these programs, students increase their literacy and social-emotional skills such as empathy and self-awareness.

Thank you to Milwaukee Rep’s 2022/23 Season Individual Education Sponsors who make these programs possible!

Antony and Nikki D’Cruz

Margaret Dethloff and Terri Zeh

David and Jean Lauer

Kathy McCombe

Dwight and Marlene Morgan

Marlene Ott

Fred Pike and Cecilia Taylor

Paul and Kathy Slesar

Jeff and Lori Sommerfeld

A.J. Star and Mark Clausen

Judith A. Steinke

To learn more about becoming an Education Sponsor, contact the Development Department at: 414-290-5366