Les Misérables Program

THE CAST (in order of appearance) Jean Valjean…....................................................................................................Michael Hunsaker* Javert…..............................................................................................................................Davis Gaines* Farmer…..................................................................................................................................Erik Nelson Laborer….......................................................................................................................Michael Sheehy The Bishop of Digne…..............................................................................................Gavin Esham* Constables…..............................................................Christopher Joel Onken, Seth Wallen Factory Foreman…....................................................................................................Ryan M. Skiles Fantine…....................................................................................................…...Lianne Marie Dobbs* Factory Girl…..............................................................................................Sarah Caroline Billings Old Woman….................................................................................................................Anne Hering* Wigmaker…...........................................................................................................................Anna Carol Bamatabois….......................................................................................................................Seth Wallen Little Cosette…................................................Julia Jordan / Eleanor “Ellie” McPherson Madame Thénardier……...........................................................................................Anne Hering* Young Eponine………...............................................................Maddie Belanoff / Macy Peele Thénardier…....................................................................................................….......James Beaman* Gavroche……................................................................................Jackson Chase / Luke Timmel Eponine ….................................................................................................................Caitlyn Caughell* Cosette…..........................................................................................................................Heather Botts* Thénardier’s Gang: Montparnasse…...............................................................................................................John DeLisa Babet…...............................................................................................................................Gavin Esham* Brujon…....................................................................................................…....................Ryan M. Skiles Students: Enjolras…....................................................................................................….............Matt McMahan* Marius…....................................................................................................….....................Tim Quartier* Combeferre…......................................................................................................................Seth Wallen Feuilly…..................................................................................................................................Rashad Guy Courfeyrac….......................................................................................................David Bracamonte* Joly………….........................................................................................,.....................................Erik Nelson Grantaire………….........................................................................................................Michael Sheehy Lesgles…………..................................................................................................................…John DeLisa Jean Prouvaire………............................................................................Christopher Joel Onken Loud Hailer..........................................................................................….......................Gavin Esham* Ensemble: Ana Bateman†, Sarah Caroline Billngs, David Bracamonte*, Anna Carol, John DeLisa, Gavin Esham*, Amanda Frennier, Rashad Guy, Liz Mignacca, Erik Nelson, Christopher Joel Onken, Danielle Reneè, Michael Sheehy, Ryan M. Skiles, Seth Wallen *Denotes a Member of Actors’ Equity Association †Appears courtesy of Actors’ Equity Association

BLUE TEAM: Eleanor “Ellie” McPherson, Macy Peele, and Luke Timmel Performance dates: Sep. 10, 13 (7:30pm), 17 (2pm), 18, 20 (2pm), 21, 24, 26, 27 (7:30pm) Oct. 1 (2pm), 2, 4 (2pm), 5, 8, 10, 11 (7:30pm) RED TEAM: Julia Jordan, Maddie Belanoff, and Jackson Chase Performance dates: Sep. 11, 13 (2pm), 14, 16, 17 (7:30pm), 19, 20 (7:30pm), 23, 25, 27 (2pm), 28 Oct. 1 (7:30pm), 3, 4 (7:30pm), 7, 9, 11 (2pm), 12

UNDERSTUDIES

Understudies never substitute for listed players unless a specific announcement for the appearance is made at the time of the appearance.

Jean Valjean - Gavin Esham*; Javert - Seth Wallen; Fantine - Amanda Frennier; Madame Thénardier - Anna Carol; Thénardier - Ryan M. Skiles; Eponine - Ana Bateman†; Cosette - Sarah Caroline Billings; Marius - Erik Nelson; Enjolras - David Bracamonte* Female Ensemble - Shannon Lynch & Kasey Sollenberger Male Ensemble - Eric Bridges, Steve Olivier, & Damany O. Riley

SPECIAL THANKS Shakespeare’s Swingin’ Sewin’ Society and Costume Shop Volunteers Matthew Michael’s Salon and Spa Clinton A. Pownall

SETTING Digne, Montreuil-sur-Mer, Montfermeil, and Paris, with events spanning from 1815 to 1832.

Les Misérables runs approximately 2 hours and 50 minutes, including one 15 minute intermission.

PREFACE FROM LES MISERABLES

“So long as there shall exist, by virtue of law and custom, decrees of damnation pronounced by society, artificially creating hells amid the civilization of earth, and adding the element of human fate to divine destiny; so long as the three great problems of the century—the degradation of man through pauperism, the corruption of woman through hunger, the crippling of children through lack of light—are unsolved; so long as social asphyxia is possible in any part of the world;—in other words, and with a still wider significance, so long as ignorance and poverty exist on earth, books of the nature of Les Misérables cannot fail to be of use.” - Victor Hugo

SYNOPSIS ACT ONE

PROLOGUE: 1815, DIGNE After 19 years in the galleys for stealing a loaf of bread, Jean Valjean finds that the parole card he must display condemns him to be an outcast. Only the Bishop of Digne treats him kindly. Valjean, embittered by years of hardship, repays him by stealing some silver. Valjean is caught and brought back by the police. He is astonished when the Bishop lies to the police to save him. Valjean decides to start his life anew as an honest man.

1823, MONTREUIL-SUR-MER Eight years have passed and Valjean, having broken his parole and changed his name to Monsieur Madeleine, has become a successful factory owner and the Mayor. One of his workers, Fantine, has a secret illegitimate child. When the other women discover this, they demand her dismissal.

Desperate for money to pay for medicines for her daughter, Fantine sells her locket, her hair, and then joins the whores in selling herself. Utterly degraded, she gets into a fight with a prospective customer and is about to be taken to prison by Javert when ‘The Mayor’ arrives and demands she be taken to a hospital instead.

The Mayor shows a feat of incredible strength and Javert is reminded of the abnormal strength of convict 24601 (Jean Valjean) who, he says, has just been recaptured. At the man’s trial, Valjean, unable to see an innocent man go to prison, confesses that he is in fact prisoner 24601.

At the hospital, Valjean promises the dying Fantine that he will find and look after her daughter Cosette. Javert arrives to arrest him, but Valjean escapes.

1823, MONTFERMEIL Cosette has been lodged with the Thénardiers, who horribly abuse her while indulging their own daughter, Eponine. Valjean pays the Thénardiers to let him take Cosette away to Paris, where he creates a new identity.

1832, PARIS Nine years later, there is unrest in the city because of the likely demise of the popular leader General Lamarque, the only man left in the government who shows any feeling for the poor. A street-gang led by Thénardier and his wife sets upon Jean Valjean and Cosette. They are rescued by Javert, who does not recognise Valjean until he has left.

The Thénardiers’ daughter Eponine, who is secretly in love with the student Marius, reluctantly agrees to help him find Cosette, with whom he has fallen in love.

News of General Lamarque’s death circulates in the city and a group of politically-minded students stream out into the streets to whip up support for a revolution.

Cosette is consumed by thoughts of Marius, with whom she has fallen in love.

Eponine brings Marius to Cosette and then prevents an attempt by her father’s gang to rob Valjean’s house. Valjean, convinced it was Javert lurking outside his house, tells Cosette they must prepare to flee the country.

ACT TWO June 5, 1832, RUE DE LA VILLETTE, PARIS The students prepare to build the barricade. Marius, noticing that Eponine has joined the revolution, sends her away with a letter to Cosette, which is intercepted by Valjean. Eponine then decides to rejoin her love at the barricade.

An army confronts the revolutionaries at the barricade, warning them to give up or die. Posing as a revolutionary, Javert is exposed as a police spy. On her way back to the barricade, Eponine is killed.

Valjean arrives at the barricade in search of Marius. He is given the chance to kill Javert but shows him mercy and lets him go. The students settle down for a night on the barricade and, in the quiet of the night, Valjean prays to God to save Marius. The next day all the rebels, except Marius, are killed.

Valjean escapes into the sewers with the unconscious Marius. After meeting Thénardier, who is robbing the corpses of the rebels, he comes across Javert once more. He pleads for time to deliver the young man to the hospital. Javert’s unbending principles of justice have been shattered by Valjean’s own mercy.

He lets Valjean go and then kills himself.

Unaware of the identity of his rescuer, Marius recovers in Cosette’s care.

Valjean confesses the truth of his past to Marius and insists he must go away to protect Cosette.

At Marius and Cosette’s wedding, the Thénardiers try to blackmail Marius.

Thénardier says Cosette’s ‘father’ is a murderer and as proof produces a ring which he stole from a corpse the night the barricade fell. It is Marius’s own ring and he realizes it was Valjean who rescued him that night.

He and Cosette rush to Valjean’s side just in time for a final reconciliation.

Happy to be reunited with his adopted daughter, Valjean dies in peace.

MUSICAL NUMBERS

ACT I Prologue…........................................................................................................................The Company “Soliloquy”............................................................................................................................Valjean “At the End of the Day”……………………………...……Unemployed and factory workers “I Dreamed a Dream”...........................................................................................................Fantine “Lovely Ladies”..................................................................................................Ladies and clients “Who Am I?”.................................................................................................................................Valjean “Fantine’s Death”...........................................................................................Fantine and Valjean “Castle on a Cloud”...................................................................................................Young Cosette “Master of the House”...........................................Thénardier, his wife, and customers “The Bargain”..............................................................M. and Mme. Thénardier and Valjean “Look Down”...................................................................................Gavroche and the beggars “Stars”.....................................................................................................................................Javert “Red and Black”..…………………………………..………Enjolras, Marius, and the students “The People’s Song”.............................…………Enjolras, the students, and the citizens “In My Life”…………………………………………………Cosette, Valjean, Marius, and Eponine “A Heart Full of Love”…………………....………………………Cosette, Marius, and Eponine “One Day More”.........................................................................................................The Company ACT II “On My Own”……………………………………………………………………………………………………Eponine “A Little Fall of Rain”…………………………………………………………………Eponine and Marius “Drink with Me to Days Gone By”……………………Grantaire, students, and women “Bring Him Home”……………………………………………………………………………………………..Valjean “Dog Eats Dog”…………………………………………………………………………………………….Thénardier “Soliloquy”………………………………………………………………………………………………………………Javert “Turning”………………………………………………………………………………………………………………Women “Empty Chairs at Empty Tables”……………………………………………………………………Marius “Wedding Chorale”………………………………………………………………………………………………Guests “Beggars at the Feast”………………………………………………………M. and Mme. Thénardier Finale………………………………………………………………………………………………………....The Company

ORCHESTRA

Orchestra made possible by Gordon & Susan Arkin, Steve Goldman & Melanie Love, Alexis Pugh, and Jim & Valerie Shapiro Conductor/Keyboard (through 9/14)……………………………………………………Ken Clifton Conductor/Keyboard (9/14 - 10/12)……………………………………………………John DeHaas Keyboard 2………….………………………………………………………..…………………………………Pati Sayers Drums……………………………………………………………………………………………………...Don Sanderson Electric Bass…………………………………………………………………………………………Brandon Miller Trumpet…………………………………………………………………………………………………Chris Stressman French Horn…………………………………………………………………………………………………...Jon Territo Trombone………………………………………………………………………………………………….....Frank Wosar Reeds.……………………………………Alexia Jowers, Lora Macpherson, Rick Kissinger

CREATIVE & PRODUCTION TEAM

Director-Choreographer………………………………………………………………........DJ Salisbury*** Musical Director…………………………………………………………………………………………Ken Clifton Scenic Designer……………………………………………………………………………………………Kat Conley Resident Designer & Costume Coordinator.........................................Denise R. Warner Wig Designer…………………………………………………………….…………………………………Molly Walz Lighting Designer………………………………………………………………………………………Bert Scott** Sound Designer………………………………………………….……………………………Craig M. Beyrooti Assistant Director………………………………………………………………………………………Tara Snyder Stage Manager……………………............………………………………………………………..Mick O’Neill* Assistant Stage Manager………..............…………………………………......Chris Warren Murry* Production Assistants……………………………………Deanna Braine, Anastasia Herbert, Laura Lockner, Brittany Wine Fight Captain……………………………………………….……………………….Christopher Joel Onken Light & Projection Operator………….………………………………………………..Colleen Doherty Sound Engineer………………………………………………………….…………………………..Britt Sandusky Audio Assistant……………………………………………………………Allison Foster, Leah McCall Automation Operator………………………………………………….............…………………Ali Campbell Child Coordinator....…………………………………………………………………………Grace Richardson Follow Spot Operators………………………..............……………Rachel Morris, Veronica Kelly Wig Maintenance…………………………………,………………………………………………Megan Moore Costume Over Hire....………………………………Anneke Ciup, Elise Holt, Emily Parker, Stephanie Stachow, Mandy Swing, Natasha Ticotin, Debbie Warner Wardrobe Lead……………………………………………………………………………Shayna McLaughlin Wardrobe/Dressers……………………………………………………………Anneke Ciup, Sam Cole, Stacy Renee Norwood

Costumes originally designed by Colleen Grady and built by Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, P.A.

EXECUTIVE TEAM Artistic Director………………………………………………………………………………………Jim Helsinger Managing Director…………………………………………………………………………...……………...PJ Albert

PRODUCTION STAFF Production Manager……………………………………………………………………………George Hamrah Assistant Production Manager………………………………………………………………..Lisa Hardt Company Manager………………………………………………………..……………Victoria “Bird” Ruiz Technical Director……………………………………………………….…………………………....James Erwin Assistant Technical Director…………………………………………………………Delson L. Junker Properties Master………………………………………………………………………………………Kurt Bippert Properties Assistant……………………………………………………………………………………Jeff Jordan Scenic Charge Artist………………………………………………………………………………Patricia Sorbi

Carpenter & Sculptural Artisan…………………………………………………………………Jeff Ferree Scenic Apprentices……………………………………………………Ali Campbell, Veronica Kelly Head of Lighting and Sound………………………………………………………………………Rob Jones Sound Engineer & Resident Designer……………………………………………Britt Sandusky Assistant Master Electrician…………………………………………………………..Colleen Doherty Electrics Apprentices…………………………………………………….Allison Foster, Leah McCall Costume Shop Manager & Resident Designer………………………..Denise R. Warner Asst. Shop Manager, Lead Draper, & Resident Designer…….............……...Mel Barger Draper/First Hands………………...………………………Jeannie Marie Haskett, Emily Wille Stitchers…………………………….…………Rachel Dombi, Tabitha Lyons, Andrea Manning Wardrobe………………………………………..……………………………………………..Shayna McLaughlin Costume Apprentices…………………………………………………….Samantha Cole, Tess Pfeil AEA Stage Managers…………………………George Hamrah*, Stacy Renee Norwood*, Mick O’Neill*, Victoria “Bird” Ruiz* Stage Management Apprentices…………………Deanna Braine, Anastasia Herbert, Laura Lockner, Brittany Wine Director of New Play Development…………………………………………………..Mark Routhier Director of Education……………………………………………………………………............Anne Hering Children’s Series Coordinator…………………....……………………………………Jennifer Bonner Acting/Education Interns…………………………..Sarah Caroline Billings, Anna Carol, John DeLisa, Liz Mignacca, Christopher Joel Onken, Danielle Reneè Brown, Michael Sheehy, Ryan M. Skiles

*Denotes a Member of Actors’ Equity Association ** Denotes a Member of United Scenic Artists *** Denotes a Member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Director of Development………………………………………………………………………Marisa Worley Development Associate………………………………………………………………….Arika Richardson Director of Marketing Communications……………………Melissa Mason Braillard Audience Development & Group Sales Coordinator……………………Skip Alderman Public Relations Coordinator………………………………………………………………Melissa Landy Multimedia Marketing Coordinator……………………………………….Landon St. Gordon Box Office Manager…………………………………………………….…………………………Eric Michaud Assistant Box Office Manager…………………………………………………………Morgan Price Guest Services………………………………………………………………………………..…………Doug Bowser House Manager & Volunteer Coordinator……………………………………………..Colin Worley Assistant House Manager……………………………………………………………Grace Richardson Director of Finance…………………………………………………….........…………….......Barbara Muzeni Operations Lead……………….………………………………………………………………………Mike O’Neill Operations….…………………………………………………………….…………………………………..Richard Elo

23rd Floor at Flat Rock Playhouse. He has played leading and featured roles at such theaters as Goodspeed Musicals, The Kennedy Center, and Ogunquit Playhouse, as well as at Shakespeare festivals throughout the country. Training: Boston University and The Academy for Classical Acting at GWU. Many thanks to agent Craig Holzberg and Avalon Artists Group! jamesbeaman.com SARAH CAROLINE BILLINGS (Ensemble | Debut Season) Sarah Caroline is thrilled to be joining Orlando Shakes this season. Credits include Cosette in Les Misérables (Studio Tenn Theatre Company), Frances Gumm in Chasing Rainbows (pre-NY workshop), Lily St. Regis in Annie (Cardinal Stage Company), Logainne Schwartzandgrubenierre in 25th Annual…

(Arts at ASU), Mabel in The Pirates of Penzance, and Hyde 4/Poole in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (Summer Repertory Theatre). Thanks to God, family, and friends.

HEATHER BOTTS* (Cosette | Debut Season) Appearance made possible by Lisa & Albert Prast Heather is thrilled to be making her Orlando Shakespeare Theater debut with this exceptional cast and creative team.

Thank you for an incredible experience! Regional: South Pacific (Nellie), Miss Saigon (Ellen), Tarzan (Jane), Rapunzel!

Rapunzel! (Lady Zaza), Grease (Sandy), Into the Woods (The Baker’s Wife), and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Brother Issachar, Butler).

She thanks her family and friends for their amazing love and support! Thanks to CGF and her OCU family! heatherbotts.com DAVID BRACAMONTE* (Ensemble | Debut Season) David appeared most recently as Aldolpho in The Drowsy Chaperone (Mad Cow Theatre) and Gaston in Beauty and the Beast: Live on Stage (Walt Disney World). Other credits include the title role in Le Nozze di Figaro, Tarquinius in The Rape of Lucretia, Melchior in Amahl, and the Night Visitors and El Gallo in The Fantasticks.

ANNA CAROL (Ensemble | 2nd Season) Anna is so pleased to be returning to Orlando Shakespeare Theater for her second season after playing Fanny Squeers in Nicholas Nickleby last spring. A Minnesota native, Anna has appeared at the Ordway, Hennepin Stages, Theatre Latte Da, and The Children’s Theatre Company (among others) as a performer and arts educator. She is currently finishing her MFA in Acting with Theatre UCF/Orlando Shakes, and completing her teacher certification in The Michael Chekhov Acting Technique with GLMCC. annacarol.net

CAITLYN CAUGHELL* (Eponine | Debut Season) Appearance made possible by Suzanne Gilbert Caitlyn is thrilled to be joining the cast here at Orlando Shakespeare Theater! She was last seen on Broadway as understudy for Katherine & Medda in NEWSIES! Other New York credits include the workshops of Time After Time, Allegiance, and also 4@15 at The York Theater. During her studies at NYU, she played the title role in Violet, Juliet in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, and participated in the early workshop of Next Thing You Know with music

by Salzman & Cunningham. Regional credits include: The Kennedy Center, Sacramento Music Circus, The Hangar Theater, Tri Arts Sharon Theater, and Light Opera Oklahoma.

JOHN DeLISA (Ensemble | Debut Season) John is honored to be making his debut performance at Orlando Shakes. He is a recent graduate of the University of Central Florida where he was awarded a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre. You might have seen him in various summer and holiday performances at Busch Gardens, Tampa Bay. Previous roles include: Bernard in Boeing Boeing (Oklahoma Shakespearean Festival), Moritz in Spring Awakening (UCF), and Feste in Twelfth Night (Ruth Eckerd Hall).

LIANNE MARIE DOBBS* (Fantine | Debut Season) Appearance made possible by Harriett Lake Lianne is proud to be in her first production of Les Mis! OffBroadway Credits: A Tree Grows in Brooklyn. National Tour: Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. Favorites: Jane Austen’s Emma (Cincinnati Playhouse/Repertory of St. Louis/TheatreWorks), Jekyll & Hyde (Surflight Theatre/Westchester Broadway), Himself & Nora (American Theatre Group), Happy End (ACT), Smokey Joe’s Cafe (Florida Studio Theatre), SwingTime Salute (Virginia Stage Co.), and How To Succeed in Business… (Goodspeed Musicals). TV: Girls (Season 4). Her first solo cabaret show, Everything Old is New Again, had a successful run at NYC’s acclaimed Metropolitan Room and was directed by James Beaman. Her debut album is available on the Grammy-Nominated label Shout!Broadway. Go to iTunes, or see Lianne in the lobby after the show to purchase a copy of her CD today! liannemariedobbs.com GAVIN ESHAM* (The Bishop of Digne | Debut Season) BA in Music, Theater, and Dance from Northwestern University (Chicago). International Tour: Jesus in Jesus Christ Superstar.

New York: Tommy, Naked Boys Singing, Primrose, Ragtime, The Cradle Will Rock, All is Love, Dreams This Way, Joy!, and The Normal Heart. Regional: The Mikado and The Normal Heart

(freeFall), Cats, Follies, The Full Monty, Aida, Footloose, and I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change. TV: Intersection (web series). Gavin appeared as a backup singer for Linda Eder and with the Voices of Liberty at Walt Disney World.

He is also a Mac Award-winning artist for his cabaret work in NYC. AMANDA FRENNIER (Ensemble | Debut Season) Amanda is thrilled to be making her Orlando Shakes debut!

Regional credits include Gypsy at North Shore Music Theatre (Louise u/s), The Apple Tree with Pennsylvania Centre Stage (Eve u/s), and Camelot with Pittsburgh Public Theater. She is a proud member of Penn State University’s Class of 2010, where she received a BFA in Musical Theatre. Credits include Company (April), Sunday in the Park with George (Celeste), Crazy for You (Polly Baker), and the premiere of Pop! Who Shot Andy Warhol? (Edie Sedgwick) at Penn State.

DAVIS GAINES* (Javert | Debut Season) Appearance made possible by Mrs. Kathryn Chicone Ustler Davis performed the title role in The Phantom of the Opera over 2,000 times on Broadway, and in Los Angeles (LA’s longestrunning Phantom) and San Francisco (Bay Area Critics Award/ Best Actor). Other Broadway and National Tours: The Phantom of the Opera (Raoul), Whistle Down the Wind (World Premiere), Camelot (w/ Richard Burton), Hello, Dolly! (w/Carol Channing), The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (w/Alexis Smith). Off-Broadway: The Death of Von Richthofen (The Public), One Two Three Four Five (Manhattan Theatre Club), Assassins (Playwrights Horizons), The Boys from Syracuse (Encores) and Forbidden Broadway. Regional: Man of La Mancha (LA Ovation Award/Best Actor), SILENCE! The Musical (LA Weekly Award/Best Actor), Parade (Mark Taper Forum), Damn Yankees (George Abbott, dir.), Arsenic and Old Lace (w/Kate Reid), The Rink (w/Lainie Kazan), and Two Into One (w/Tony Randall). Film: Warlock: The Armageddon. TV: Sweeney Todd (PBS/Emmy Award), Desperate Housewives, Charmed, Chicago Hope, Veronica’s Closet, Bodies of Evidence, and Murder, She Wrote. Additionally, Gaines has sung for five U.S. Presidents and his voice can be heard on over 30 cast recordings and compilation albums.

An Orlando native and FSU graduate, Gaines was the recipient of the 1996 John Young Award presented by the Greater Orlando Chamber of Commerce and was recently inducted into the Edgewater High School Hall of Fame. davisgaines.com RASHAD GUY (Ensemble | Debut Season) Rashad is happy to be making his Orlando Shakes debut with Les Misérables. Rashad currently works at Animal Kingdom’s Finding Nemo: the Musical. Favorite credits include Loud Stone in Eurydice (Theatre UCF), Jud in Sharknami: the Musical (Orlando Fringe Festival), George in School House Rock (Winter

Park Playhouse), and Donkey in Shrek: the Musical (Stephen Foster Assn.).

Rashad has a BFA in Acting from the University of Central Florida.

ANNE HERING* (Madame Thénardier | 11th Season) Appearance made possible by Ken & Trisha Margeson Anne has appeared in Orlando Shakes productions of Julius Caesar, The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, Romeo and Juliet, Sense and Sensibility, Cymbeline, God of Carnage, Pride and Prejudice, All’s Well that Ends Well, Hamlet, Much Ado About Nothing, The Merchant of Venice, The Trial of Ebenezer Scrooge, The Glass Menagerie, Macbeth, The Comedy of Errors, The Merry Wives of Windsor, King Lear, Into the Woods, Twelfth Night, and The Winter’s Tale.

Additional acting credits include Boston Marriage, The Real Thing, Wit, The Beauty Queen of Leenane, and The Little Prince with Orlando Theatre Project.

Anne is also the Director of Education at Orlando Shakespeare Theater.

MICHAEL HUNSAKER* (Jean Valjean | Debut Season) Appearance made possible by Rita & John Lowndes Michael has performed on Broadway, Off-Broadway, and all over the United States. Favorite roles include Tony in West Side Story, Radames in AIDA, Chris in Miss Saigon, Marius in Les Misérables, Younger Brother in Ragtime, and Jesus in Jesus Christ Superstar. He has cruised all over the world, to all seven continents, performing with Crystal Cruises. TV: Ed, Sex & the City, As the World Turns, and All My Children. Also a writer/composer, Michael has written several musicals including Measure for Measure, Out of Frame, and Fetching Water.

Michael received his BFA in Music Theatre from Florida State University, and is currently attending Full Sail University for his MFA in Film Production.

MichaelHunsaker.com MATT McMAHAN* (Enjolras | Debut Season) Matt is grateful to be part of the Orlando Shakespeare Theater and back on the barricade. National credits include the 25th Anniversary touring production of Les Misérables (U/S Marius). He is a graduate of Oklahoma City University. Love to Mom and Pops, Sisters, BE, and DGRW. Mattmcmahan.com LIZ MIGNACCA (Ensemble | 2nd Season) Liz is proud to be a part of the amazing cast of Les Mis. She was seen last season in The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, and UCF’s devised One Act, Mythos, directed by Jason Gerhard. She also starred in several Full Sail films including 300 Seconds, Dinner for Two, Prey, and The Exchange.

Currently writing her solo show and thesis, Teach Me to be Lonely, Liz will

explore the process of identity creation and relationship building through her experiences of being an identical twin. She looks forward to graduating with her Master’s in Fine Arts Acting from UCF in May 2015. Thank you so much to my wonderful family and husband, Donnell.

ERIK NELSON (Ensemble | 2nd Season) Erik is thrilled to be returning to Orlando Shakes after understudying and performing in The True Story of the Three Little Pigs last season. Regional credits include Big Fish (Will), The Magical Adventures of Merlin (Merlin), Rudolph the RedNosed Reindeer (Donner), Ragtime (Younger Brother), and The Wizard of Oz (Scarecrow). He has studied theatre at SMU and UCF, and will be receiving his BA in Interdisciplinary Studies this fall. Love to his incredibly supportive family and friends, Zach, and the One who made all of this possible.

Twitter: @erik_g_nelson CHRISTOPHER JOEL ONKEN (Ensemble/Fight Captain| Debut Season) Christopher joins Orlando Shakes after spending time with Playhouse on the Square, Thin Air Theatre Company, The Warehouse Theatre, The Distracted Globe, The Upstate Shakespeare Festival, and Stephen Sondheim Center. He was involved in regional premieres of Red (Ken), Clybourne Park (Jim/Tom/ Kenneth), Grace (Steve), The Lyons (Curtis), 4000 Miles (Leo), and Other Desert Cities (Tripp). Other regional credits include The Elephant Man, The 39 Steps, My Fair Lady, Eurydice, Greater Tuna, The Merchant of Venice, Learned Ladies, and Romeo and Juliet. A Clemson University graduate, Christopher is proud to be a part of Orlando Shakes’ 2014-2015 Season. Much love Mom, Dad, and Sis. TIM QUARTIER* (Marius | Debut Season) Appearance made possible by Frank Santos & Dan Dantin Tim is thrilled to be part of this incredible cast of Les Misérables.

He recently finished the international tour of In the Mood: a 1940s Musical Revue, performing all across New Zealand, Australia, and the United States, and his voice can be heard on the cast recording. A graduate of Ithaca College, Tim’s favorite roles include Marius in Les Misérables at Little Theatre on the Square, Link in Hairspray at Merry-Go-Round Playhouse and New Theatre Restaurant, George in I Love a Piano at the Mac-Haydn Theatre, Buzz Adams; u/s Cable in South Pacific at the John W. Engeman Theater, and Tony in West Side Story and Troy in High School Musical both with the Talent Company. He spent a summer working as a lead vocalist at Busch Gardens in Festivale Italiano, was featured in a national commercial for Capital Federal Bank, and has recorded multiple books on tape with Full Cast Audio. TimQuartier.com

DANIELLE RENEÈ (Ensemble | 2nd Season) Danielle Reneè is excited to be working on her second season at Orlando Shakespeare Theater. She was last seen as Madame Mantalini in Orlando Shakes’ production of Nicholas Nickleby.

A graduate of SUNY, Purchase College, she is now working on her MFA at UCF. Past credits include: Sarah Maddox in Living in the Wind, Masha in The Seagull, Martha Dobie in The Children’s Hour, and Daughter in Shakin’ the Mess Outta’ Misery. Originally from Connecticut, she represented her state in the ACT-SO competition in New Orleans and Miami.

In addition to her time spent on stage, she has worked as a director, writer, teacher, artistic manager, and casting director.

MICHAEL SHEEHY (Ensemble | Debut Season) Michael is ecstatic to be spending the next year at Orlando Shakes. A recent graduate, he received his degree in Musical Theatre from the University of Kentucky. Michael was last seen at Maples Repertory Theatre as Sparky in Forever Plaid, and in their production of Big River. Other professional credits: The Wizard of Oz (Theatre West Virginia), Rocket Boys: The Musical (Theatre West Virginia), Pathway to Freedom (Snow Camp Outdoor Theatre), and in Lil’ Abner (Snow Camp Outdoor Theatre). Other favorite roles: Melchior (Spring Awakening) and Pharaoh (Joseph…Dreamcoat). Love to my family and Abbey.

Go Cats!

RYAN M. SKILES (Ensemble | 2nd Season) Originally from Pennsylvania, Ryan is a 3rd year MFA Acting candidate at UCF. Ryan received a degree in Music Education from Indiana University of PA in 2000, and taught high school music for 11 years. While teaching, Ryan directed, music directed, and acted in local theater productions, and served as the Artistic Director for Cresson Lake Playhouse. In 2012, Ryan turned his puppet-building hobby into a small business, building professional custom puppets for clients across the country. Stage credits include Nicholas Nickleby (Jackson, Brooker, Pyke, M. Crummles), The Underpants (Klinglehoff), Hidden In This Picture (Robert), Little Shop of Horrors (Seymour Krelborn), and Rocky Horror Picture Show (Riff Raff).

SETH WALLEN (Ensemble | 2nd Season) Seth is extremely excited to be returning to Orlando Shakespeare Theater! Previous Orlando Shakes credits include: Biondello in The Taming of the Shrew, Mr. Folaire/Mr. Wittitterly/others in Nicholas Nickleby, Lil Magill in The True Story of the Three Little Pigs, and ensemble in It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play. Other credits include: Orin/et. all in Little Shop of Horrors and Caleb Thorpe in Spitfire Grill at Highlands Playhouse, as well as ensemble in Pippin

at the Carnegie Center for Visual and Performing Arts. Seth is a graduate from Northern Kentucky University (BFA Acting), where he was a proud member of the This Side Up! Comedy Improvisation Troupe. Enjoy the show!

CHILDREN’S CAST BIOS Appearances made possible by Dr. Mary Palmer MADDIE BELANOFF (Young Eponine | Debut Season) Maddie is thrilled to be making her professional debut in Les Misérables. She is a third grade student at Windermere Elementary. Maddie has been performing in local shows at In The Limelight Theater Company since 2012. Past credits: Winnie The Pooh (Piglet), Jungle Book (Kaa), Alice In Wonderland (Small Alice), and Willy Wonka (Charlie). Orlando Rep credits: Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella (Godmother). Maddie won the JCC’s 2013 J Idol competition, and sang the National Anthem at the 2014 Junior Nationals Swim Competition. She is thankful to have had this opportunity to work with so many amazing artists and has enjoyed every minute!

JACKSON CHASE (Gavroche | Debut Season) Jackson is a straight-A student at Vista Lakes Elementary School. Previous roles have included JoJo in Seussical Jr., The Sultan in Aladdin Jr., Bobby in Dear Edwina Jr., Chief Tiger Bamboo in Peter Pan Jr., King Maximilian in Cinderella G2K (all at the Orlando Repertory Theatre), and Gavroche in Les Misérables, School Edition (Lake Nona High School). In his free time Jackson also enjoys reading, writing stories, and building Legos. He lives in Orlando with his parents, his younger brother Griffin, and his best friend Sammy the dog.

JULIA JORDAN (Little Cosette | Debut Season) Julia is thrilled to be making her Orlando Shakes debut in Les Mis! Now 9 years old, she is a student at Windermere Elementary and studies at In Motion Dance Project. Most recently, Julia attended NYC’s Broadway Artists Alliance Summer Intensive program. She can be seen as Mandy in the film Dolphin Tale 2, as well as in commercials for 5/3 Bank, Eckrich, Disney, and Publix. Many thanks to all of her teachers/mentors for their continuous guidance and support. Special thanks to Brevard Talent Group and Azuree Talent. Love and big hugs to Mom, Dad, Brent, Sarah, and all of her family and friends!

ELEANOR “ELLIE” McPHERSON (Little Cosette | Debut Season)

Ellie is thrilled and thankful for the opportunity to be performing at Orlando Shakespeare Theater for her first time.

Ellie has performed in several productions including Suessical The Musical at The Gateway Center for the Arts in DeBary, Les Misérables at The Athens Theater in DeLand, and several summer camp shows at Orlando REP. Ellie is an exceptional 3rd grade student at Florida Virtual School, who balances education, church choir, 4-H, and her passion for musical theater. She loves performing and bringing her characters to life.

MACY PEELE (Young Eponine | Debut Season) Macy is thrilled to be performing at Orlando Shakespeare Theater for the first time. A few of her previous performance credits include Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella G2K (Queen); The Music Man, Jr. (Ethel Toffelmier); The Little Mermaid, Jr. (Ariel); and Beauty and the Beast, Jr. (Belle). Macy also enjoys playing the piano and singing in the Millennium Musicians Show Choir. She would like to thank her family and friends for their support on this amazing journey.

LUKE TIMMEL (Gavroche | Debut Season) Luke is 12 years old and attends the 7th grade at Holy Family Catholic School. He has played the title role in Oliver at the Winter Garden Theatre and Dill in To Kill a Mockingbird at Dr. Phillips High School. Luke has also played Gavroche in Les Misérables at DPHS, and is very excited and blessed to play this role again. Luke would like to thank his family, Maddy Montz, and Ms. Rugerio for all their support over the past four years. He would also like to thank Orlando Shakespeare Theater for giving him this fantastic opportunity.

CREATIVE & PRODUCTION BIOS MICK O’NEILL* (Stage Manager | 3rd Season) Mick’s two passions are motorcycles and musical theatre. He considers himself blessed every day he gets to ride his Harley in to work on Les Misérables: the show responsible for his theatrical career. He hopes one day to combine his passions by being part of a production of Grease 2.

CHRIS WARREN MURRY* (Assistant Stage Manager | Debut Season) Chris is excited to be back in Orlando where he began his career as an actor for the grand opening of a major movie theme park kingdom in the area. As an Equity Actor, National Tours: Show Boat, Victor/Victoria, My One & Only.

Regionally: Crazy For You, Singin’ In The Rain, Bye Bye Birdie, Cabaret, Hello Dolly, Anything Goes, and his one man show, Chris Murry on Tap - Dancin’ Through the Sands of Time. As an Equity Stage Manager, National Tours:

Buddy Holly Story, A Tuna Christmas (original cast). Regionally: Ann (Holland Taylor), Dorian (Denver Center), The Hollywood Bowl, Warner Bros. Studios, and 9 musicals and 13 plays at The Norris Theatre in Los Angeles. www.ChrisMurry.com VICTOR HUGO (Author) A French poet, novelist, playwright, and a leading supporter of the Romantic Movement in France, Victor Hugo is best-known for the celebrated novels Les Misérables and Notre-Dame de Paris (in English, The Hunchback of Notre Dame). Additionally, he produced more than 4,000 drawings, which have since been acclaimed for their beauty, and earned widespread respect as a campaigner for social causes such as the abolition of the death penalty.

Though a committed royalist when he was young, Victor’s views changed as the decades passed, and he became a passionate supporter of republicanism.

His work touches upon most of the political and social issues and artistic trends of his time. Buried in the Panthéon at age 83, Hugo’s legacy has been honored in many ways, including being placed on the franc.

ALAIN BOUBLIL (Book) Alain Boublil’s first musical, La Revolution Française in 1973, marked his transition from songwriting to musical theatre and the start of his collaboration with Claude-Michel Schönberg with the hit album that became the first ever staged French musical. His idea of writing a musical version of Les Misérables brought them together again in 1978. The acclaimed show was written over a two-year period and recorded as an album before its opening at the Palais de Sports in Paris in September 1980. In 1983 Mr. Boublil met Cameron Mackintosh which led to his first London production Abbacadabra (a musical fairy-tale set to ABBA music) and to working with Claude-Michel and directors and writers on the English language adaptation of Les Misérables.

The show has subsequently opened in 19 countries and 14 languages. Among the many awards Mr. Boublil has received were two Tony Awards in 1987 for Best Score and Best Book for the NY production and a 1988 Grammy for the Best Original Broadway Cast Recording which he co-produced with ClaudeMichel Schönberg. Miss Saigon opened on September 20, 1989 at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane in London and on April 11, 1991 in NY. The show has also played in Tokyo and Toronto with future production scheduled for Sydney, Australia and Stuttgart, Germany. Mr. Boublil will maintain a close association with all the international productions of Les Misérables and Miss Saigon while working with Claude-Michel on the screenplays for motion picture versions of both musicals.

CLAUDE-MICHEL SCHÖNBERG (Music) Claude-Michel Schönberg is a successful record producer and songwriter who began his collaboration with Alain Boublil in 1973, writing the very first French musical, La Revolution Française. Mr. Schönberg played the role of Louis XVI

in that production and also co-produced the double-gold record album of the show. In 1974, he recorded an album, singing his own compositions and lyrics, which included the number one hit single “Le Premier Pas”. In 1980, after two years’ work on the score, Mr. Schönberg and Mr. Boublil’s musical Les Misérables opened in Paris, where it was seen by more than 1.5 million people.

In 1983, Mr. Schönberg produced an opera album in Paris with Julia Migenes Johnson and the Monte Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra. Following work on the London production of Les Misérables (the 3rd longest running musical in British theatre history), Mr. Schönberg co-produced the double-platinum London cast album and became involved in casting all the major overseas productions of the show, including the American, Japanese, and Australian companies. He won two coveted Tony Awards, for Best Score and Book, for the Broadway production of Les Misérables and a Grammy Award for the Best Original Cast Recording, which he co-produced with Alain Boublil. He also worked closely on the symphonic recording of the show. His score for Miss Saigon, again written in collaboration with Alain Boublil, is now repeating the international success story of Les Misérables. Produced by Cameron Mackintosh and again bringing together many members of the creative team behind Les Misérables, Miss Saigon opened with huge success at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane in London in September 1989, in NY in April 1991, in Tokyo in May 1992 and in Chicago (the first national U.S. tour) in November 1992.

Future productions will open in Sydney, Australia and Stuttgart, Germany.

Now Claude-Michel is back at the keyboards, composing their next musical, Martin Guerre, while keeping close eye on the development of the screenplays for Les Misérables and Miss Saigon.

HERBERT KRETZMER (Lyrics) Herbert Kretzmer, born in South Africa, came to London in 1954, and has since pursued twin careers as a newspaperman and songwriter. He was a feature writer at the Daily Sketch and a profile writer at the Sunday Dispatch. He joined the Daily Express in 1960 and later became its drama critic, a post he held for 18 years. Since 1979 he has been writing TV criticism for the Daily Mail and has won, in this capacity, two national press awards. As a lyric writer he wrote weekly songs for BBC-TV’s That Was The Week That Was. He won an Ivor Novello Award for the Peter Sellers/Sophia Loren comedy song “Goodness Gracious Me”. Other award-winning lyrics include two written for Charles Aznavour: “Yesterday When I Was Young” and the chart-topping “She”. Mr. Kretzmer wrote book and lyrics for the West End’s Our Man Crichton, which starred Kenneth More and Millicent Martin, and lyrics for the Theatre Royal Drury Lane’s The Four Musketeers. He also supplied lyrics for the Anthony Newly film Can Heironymous Merkin Ever Forget Mercy Humppe And Find True Happiness? Tony Award, 1987, Best Score, Les Misérables.

DJ SALISBURY*** (Director-Choreographer | Debut Season) DJ has directed and choreographed for theaters nationwide including Paper Mill Playhouse, Dallas Summer Musicals, Sacramento Music Circus, Lyric Theatre of OK, Denver Center, Ogunquit Playhouse, Riverside Theatre, Alpine Theatre Project, and Arkansas Shakespeare. Favorite directing experiences include Ragtime, La Cage Aux Folles, 42nd Street, Man of La Mancha, Evita, and 9 productions of The Will Rogers Follies. In NYC, he has directed numerous readings and workshops including the revised The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Lincoln Center’s concert with Disney composer Alan Menken, and the Broadway bound rock musical CHIX 6. New works he’s helped develop include Femme Fatale, Viva la Diva, Long Road Home, Holding On, and A Proper Place. He has had the privilege of working alongside Tommy Tune, Susan Stroman, Jerry Mitchell, Cy Coleman, Comden and Green, and many other ‘heavyweights’ of the musical theatre scene. Choreographic endeavors for TV: ABC’s “Dancing with the Stars Road Trip”, The Rachael Ray Show, and “Dance Your A** Off.” Also a writer, DJ wrote book and lyrics for The Man Who Would Be King which will have its debut production in November 2014. Other writing projects: writer/lyricist for the Emmy-winning Oklahoma Centennial TV special starring Reba McIntyre, Vince Gill, and Shirley Jones. This one is for Jon II. www.djsalisbury.com.

KEN CLIFTON (Musical Director | Debut Season) Currently the resident Music Director/Conductor at the Riverside Theatre in Vero Beach, Ken is thrilled to be making his Orlando Shakes debut. He has worked with the likes of Tony Award-winning Steve Kazee and Cady Huffman; Tony-nominated Terrence Mann and Rob McClure; and TV personalities such as Carson Kressley, Sally Struthers, Lorenzo Lamas, Stefanie Powers, and Molly Ringwald. He coached Jennifer Hudson for her callback in Dreamgirls, and played the piano for President George Bush and family in their home in Maine. Professional conducting credits: Les Misérables, Miss Saigon, Sunset Blvd, West Side Story, South Pacific, The Producers, Avenue Q, The King and I, and others. Ken wrote Kristin Chenoweth’s opening production number for the Rose Bowl Parade, along with six original musicals. Metropolitan Opera bass, David Pittsinger, will perform one of Ken’s pieces in concert with the Air Force orchestra in Arlington this September. Ken would like to thank director and old pal, DJ, for asking him back to the barricade. Also special thanks to his college partner in crime and lifesaver, Jonathan Barr, for letting him crash at his place during his stay in Orlando. Also to Chad for letting me know what it’s like to see the face of God. TARA SNYDER (Assistant Director | 2nd Season) Tara is a veteran of regional theatre, workshops, film, opera, commercials, concerts, and recordings. She was most recently seen at Orlando Shakes as Miss Knag/Mrs. Wititterly in Nicholas Nickleby, and served as the Vocal Director and Fight Captain for the production. She holds an MFA in Musical

Theatre from the University of Central Florida and a BM in Vocal Performance from Capital University. Tara is an Actor Combatant with the SAFD, and both a Certified Master Teacher and Certified Course Instructor Candidate with Estill Voice International. She is also a member of the University of Central Florida faculty, where she serves as an Assistant Professor specializing in Musical Theatre Voice for the School of Performing Arts-Theatre UCF. Twitter: @taradsnyder or tarasnyderonline.com KAT CONLEY (Scenic Designer | 2nd Season) Kat is ecstatic to be returning to Orlando Shakespeare Theater, after designing last year’s The Taming of the Shrew. Based in Atlanta, GA since 2000, Kat has designed scenery for Arena Theater, Kennedy Center, Alliance Theater, Marin Theatre Company, Kenny Leon’s True Colors Theatre, Atlanta Ballet, Actor’s Express, The Center for Puppetry Arts, 7 Stages, and Theatrical Outfit, among others. She is an Associate Artist with both Georgia Shakespeare and Actor’s Express. For the past fifteen seasons, Kat has also served as the Charge Scenic Artist for the Alliance Theater. Whether dramatically challenging, visionary, or escapist, all theater and art is important, thank you for supporting it in your community.

DENISE R. WARNER (Resident Designer & Costume Coordinator | 14th Season) Denise is the Costume Manager and staff Costume Designer for Orlando Shakespeare Theater. Some of Denise’s previous design credits for Orlando Shakes include: The Taming of the Shrew, Hamlet, The Merchant of Venice, Macbeth, The Merry Wives of Windsor, Othello, Arms and the Man, and The Island of Dr. Moreau. Other professional credits include Center Stage, Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival, Maples Rep, Mad Cow Theatre, Millbrook Playhouse, Orlando Opera, and Orlando Rep. MOLLY WALZ (Wig Designer | 2nd Season) A native of Dayton, Ohio, Molly recently relocated to Orlando to work as the Costume Shop Manager at Orlando Repertory Theatre. She has a degree in theater and a minor in history from Kent State University and has been working throughout the Midwest and up the east coast since graduation.

Orlando Shakes costume design credits include The Cortez Method and Pluto.

Past companies include The Human Race Theatre Company, Allenberry Playhouse, The College Light Opera Company, and Glimmerglass Opera, among others. Mollywalz.com BERT SCOTT** (Lighting Designer | 9th Season) Bert is the coordinator of the Design & Technology training program at UCF. Professional design credits: Theatre Breaking Through Barriers, Stages St. Louis, North Shore Music Theatre, The Carolina Theatre, Theatre West Virginia, The Opera Company of Philadelphia, Mark Twain Playhouse, Theatre

By The Sea, Orlando Rep, and others. Orlando Shakes scenery credits: Twelfth

ORLANDO SHAKESPEARE THEATER DONORS Orlando Shakespeare Theater would like to thank all of our donors for their generous contributions. The gifts listed below were received between June 2014 and August 25, 2014, and include United Arts contributions for the 2014-2015 season. We would also like to acknowledge our twenty-six year partnership with the University of Central Florida. For more information regarding donating and the benefits you can receive, please visit our website.

PRODUCER - $25,000 and higher

The Bryce L. West Foundation Harriett Lake Rita and John Lowndes

Ken and Trisha Margeson Frank Santos and Dan Dantin

DIRECTOR - $24,999 to $10,000

Lyn and David Berelsman Suzanne E. Gilbert Albert and Lisa Prast

Helen C. Routhier Mrs. Kathryn Chicone Ustler

PLAYWRIGHT - $9,999 to $5,000

Gordon and Susan Arkin Anonymous Marilyn Goldman in Memory of Siegmund Goldman Steve H. Goldman Foundation Eric and Angel Hissom Lester and Sonia Mandell

Dr. Mary Palmer in Memory of Amy Catherine Palmer Alexis C. Pugh Valerie and Jim Shapiro Simon and Ellen Snyder Suntrust Foundation

STAGE MANAGER - $4,999 to $2,500

Barbara Baker Carol-Lynn and Frank Bevc Shirley D. Bias Coleman and Ingrid Cordell Dean Johnson Ford W. Kiene & Jennifer Quigley Jack Lord and Adam Hunter

STAR - $2,499 TO $1,000

A. Brian Phillips, P.A. Akerman LLP David and Judy Albertson Maria-Elena Augustin Michael Elsberry and Sally Blackmun Matt and Alana Brenner Ms. Stewart H. Brown Burr & Forman LLP

Mark and Christine Middlebrook Seaside National Bank UCF Foundation University of Central Florida Office of the President Leighton and Phyllis Yates Tom and Penny Yochum Carlton Fields Jorden Burt Teresa and Jay Colling Computer Business Consultants, Inc. Mary L. Demetree Lisa DeVore Commissioner Ted B. Edwards Drs. Brad and Kerry Giedd Keith Hesse

Mrs. Valerie Lynn Insignares Gil and Barbara Kemp Mark & Maureen Kennedy Bob and Mimi Lipka Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor & Reed, P.A. Francille MacFarland, M.D. in Memory of Hilda Wolf Paula and Michael Manchester Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mandell James and Sarah Martin Andrea Massey-Farrell Massey Services, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Jay McClelland Daniel and Elizabeth McIntosh Jim and Cynthia Milligan in Honor of Jacklyn Wright Robin H. Murphy

LEAD - $999 to $500

Melissa Baker Beth Barnes and John Crocitto Susan Fox Beversluis R. Dean Bosco, CFP Laurie Burns Tom and Kathy Cardwell Charitable Fund of the Schwab Charitable Fund O’Ann and Pat Christiansen Susan Connelly Francie and Wayne Dear Judith Duda Mrs. Semra Francesca Eichelberger English Speaking Union Dykes and Lisa Everett Margaret (Bro) Garland Freddi and Jim Goodrich J. Charles Gray and Saundra H. Gray Grant E. Gribble and Jack B. Hanson Dr. Stephen & Ruth Ann Heller Jim Helsinger and Suzanne O’Donnell John and Martha Hitt Katherine Ho and Joey Sacco William & Kathlene Hohns Jill Kling Col. and Mrs. Robert and Jerilyn Kreps Meredith E. Level

The Dick and Mary Nunis Charitable Gift Fund Molly O’Neill Orlando Magic Youth Foundation Margery Pabst Harry and Jackie Pappas Steve and Valerie Pickert Clinton A. Pownall Ellen and Martin Prague James and Judy Russell Oakstone Philanthropy - Dr. and Mrs. William Steele and Family Blaine and Rebecca Sweatt Ms. Cory L. Taylor Judith Thompson Walt Disney World Resort Anonymous Ying Family Foundation Dr. Mitch and Swantje Levin, Summit Wealth Partners James R. Lussier and Nancy C. Jacobson Bill and Ksenia Merck Mr. John D. Parker Albert N. Pergande Mr. & Mrs. Michael & Marian Peters Anonymous in Memory of Rocco and Anna Masciulli Sascha Rizzo and Shari Bartz John Daniel Ruffier Michael and Theresa Ryan John and Margaret Sanders Rick Schell Anonymous Heather Walsh and David Sigalow Drs. David Smuckler and Maxine Tabas Ronald and Patricia Strasberg Warren and Susan Tedder in Honor of Alexis Pugh Deborah and Garritt Toohey in Memory of William Kurry Joan and Harry Travis Phoebe and Eliot Rosewater Dr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Warren Mr. & Mrs. Richard Weiner