SET CREW ............................................. Travis Brown, Quinn Cunliffe, Lisa Hallam Closner, Ken Hermens, Frank Kowal III, Scott Ramp, Rob Sim
STRIKE CREW Finch Lappenbusch, Scott Ramp, Antonio Schoaps
LIGHT HANG ..................... Chris Benham, Antonio Schoaps, Rob Sim
STAGEHAND ..................................................................... Bob Barnett
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Pentacle Theatre is grateful to The Lulay Group for their generous sponsorship, the contribution of a much needed truck to support our Pentacle community.
When I proposed to direct Arsenic and Old Lace to Pentacle I asked to be considered for the first slot of the 2025 season. Not that winter is my favorite time, but because I firmly believe all theater seasons should contain at least one classic play — or as we theater old-timers call it, a “chestnut.” Starting the season with a classic comedy, I felt, would set the tone for a wonderful season. I certainly hope that comes to be true.
Arsenic and Old Lace is ALWAYS being performed somewhere and has been consistently since 1941. 84 years! Whether it’s a Broadway revival, a tour, community theater, college theater, high school, or even middle school, somewhere at any given time there is a production happening. It’s a play almost everyone has seen somewhere. Yet my goal is to make it still feel as fresh and relevant today as it was when it first came out, mere months before America joined World War II.
With all the turmoil in the world today, as in 1941, sometimes you just need a really good laugh. We can all use an occasional break from reality and just enjoy watching live theater and escaping our worries for a brief moment. I hope that my cast and I have done our job and that you come away from your time with us today with a smile on your face and a spring in your step! Enjoy the show!
Scott Ramp Director
PS: I owe an enormous debt of gratitude to Chris Benham, Bob Barnett, Joyce Gardner Kemp, and Lisa Hall am Closner. I simply cannot thank you enough!
Alice Mary Norton
The family and friends of Alice Mary Norton honor her longtime commitment to Pentacle Theatre by sponsoring this production.
Alice began volunteering at Pentacle in 1985 and immediately fell under its spell. Over the next 35 years, she was involved in a wide range of theatre support roles including building sets, stage management, sound, lights, props, play reading, and fund raising as the long-time Benefits Chairperson. She was also a familiar face to many as the cheerful lady in the jaunty hat who delivered Pentacle posters to businesses around town.
Alice’s dedication and accomplishments were acknowledged in 1994 as the first recipient of the Claytene Vick Volunteer of the Year Award. In 2014, she was selected to be a Pentacle Lifetime Member.
Alice loved volunteering – but even more she loved being part of the Pentacle family. So from her family and friends to you, we hope you enjoy all that live community theatre has to offer.
Scott Ramp Director
Scott returned to the Salem area in 2020 after spending most of the past 40 years living in Los Angeles, working as an actor/director and as a makeup artist and a teacher. Since returning to the Salem area, Scott has been seen at Pentacle in It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play and at The Elsinore in A Little Night Music: In Concert. He was last seen as Principal Hawkins in Pentacle’s The Prom. He also directed the play Terra Nova at Pentacle and designed and oversaw the makeup for last year’s hit musical Shrek the Musical. Prior to moving back to Salem in 2020, Scott was last seen onstage as Lazar Wolf in a 16 week run of Fiddler on the Roof at the Lawrence Welk Resort near San Diego. In addition to acting in dozens of productions around Los Angeles from Shakespeare to Broadway touring companies (La Cage Aux Folles with Broadway legends Larry Kert and Harvey Evans), Scott has taught makeup, acting and directed dozens of plays as a faculty member at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Hollywood since 1985.
He runs large-scale events, primarily at Universal Studios Hollywood and Six Flags parks and has been the makeup designer at Six Flags Magic Mountain in Los Angeles since 1992. He appeared on Season 5 of the SyFy television series Face/Off. He designed makeup for numerous productions at The Old Globe in San Diego, including the world premiere of Meteor Shower with Steve Martin and Camp David with Richard Thomas.
For most of the past 40 years Scott has been living in Los Angeles, working as an actor/director and as a makeup artist and a teacher.
An actor by training, Scott has performed in dozens of plays and musicals and is a sought-after theatre director. He spent 35 years as a faculty member at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Hollywood, teaching makeup to actors and directing plays.
As a makeup artist, he has taught and mentored hundreds of artists over the years, one of whom won the Best Makeup Academy Award in 2014 and thanked him at the Oscars.
Every five years, the Pentacle Theatre Governing Board honors as Lifetime Members five people who have been active in Pentacle Theatre for at least 20 years. We also remember fondly those Lifetime Members who are no longer with us.
Lifetime Members
Pamela Abernethy
Dick Bond
Robin Bower
Maggie Dayton
Jo Dodge
Chris Fletcher
Michael Francis
Diane Francis
Geri Greeno
Lois Hanson
Ken Hermens
Robert Herzog
Tom Hewitt
Deborah Johansen
Cec Koontz
Dave Leonard
Katie Lindbeck
Pauli Long
Nancy Moen
Debbie Neel
Jeff Sanders
Ed Schoaps
IN LOVING MEMORY
Wayne Ballantyne
Dean Bartell
Jack Bellamy
Dr. E.B. Bossatti
Edith Bossatti
Benny Bower
Virginia Choate
Ken Collins
David Cristobal
Bill Cross
Phyllis Cross
Dave Davis
Ron Fox
Rose Ann Hansell
Mrs. Ray Loter
Marian Milligan
Alice Norton
Peg Pink
Bob Putnam
Margaret Ringnalda
Murco Ringnalda
Larry Roach
Susan Schoaps
Rob Sim
Larry Stevens
Kathryn Straton
Faye Trupka
Cherie Ulmer
Jeffrey D. Witt
De Zajic
Tony Zandol
Dick Schmidt
Pat Schmidt
Helen Shepard
Meryl (Bill) Smith
Barbara Sullivan
Tom Ulmer
Claytene Vick
Madison Vick
Stephen Warnock
Rollie Zajic
Robert Alan Barnett Assistant Director
Robert Alan Barnett (Bob) is thrilled to be back at Pentacle! He was last seen as Colonel Mustard in Clue: On Stage Other Pentacle shows include Arthur Birling in An Inspector Calls, Chris Bean (The Director) in The Play That Goes Wrong, Malvolio in Twelfth Night, and Henry in The Fantasticks. Other shows in the valley include Antigonus in The Winter’s Tale for Struts & Frets Theatre Co. and Gloucester in Majestic Theatre’s Wars of the Roses. Other favorite roles include Atticus Finch, Sherlock Holmes, Ebenezer Scrooge, John Barrymore, William Gillette, Judas, and God. He appears briefly in the Reese Witherspoon film Wild and can also be seen in the TV shows Grimm and Leverage. He has performed at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, the Cleveland Play House, and the Kentucky Shakespeare Festival, among others. But he is most proud of his wife of 38 years, Laurie; his two daughters, Sheena and Halley; and his grandson, Jayden.
Pamela Bilderbeck
Martha Brewster
Since 2006 Pamela has acted in many plays at Pentacle Theatre, Albany Civic Theatre, and the Verona Studio. Some favorites include God of Carnage, The Diary of Anne Frank, Blithe Spirit, Lonesome Hollow, Sordid Lives, and The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged). She recently performed the role of Emily in The Lifespan of a Fact at Keizer Homegrown Theatre. When she is not on stage or at work she is busy creating habitat for pollinators.
Pamela is grateful to be in this play under the direction of Scott Ramp and with such a talented cast. She thanks you, dear audience member, for supporting live theater!
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Pamela Abernethy & Chris
Fletcher
Pamela Bilderbeck
Robin Bower
Laurene & Roger Brousseau
Eden Rose Brown
Cherie & Craig Cline
Susan Elliott
Linda Gilbert
Kelli & Ron Jaecks
Ed Kramer
MaryKate Lindbeck
Dennis & Linda McIntire
Jackie B. Miller
Jeanne M. Miller
Janet Neuburg
Jackie & Al Pierce
Laurelyn Schellin
Cesie & Tom Delve
Scheuermann
John Stuber
Barbara & Bruce Thompson
Jeff Witt IN MEMORIAM
Virginia Choate
Carol Farber
Lois Harris
Louise Larsen
Larry Roach
Travis Brown
Mortimer Brewster
Travis is overjoyed to be a part of Pentacle's production of Arsenic and Old Lace. He last appeared as Wil Schneider in Theatre 33's popup production of Red Line. Travis was previously on the Pentacle stage as Oates in Terra Nova His other favorite past roles include The Earl of Bothwell in Mary Queen of Scots Got Her Head Chopped Off and Ralph in Frozen (no relation to the Disney musical). Travis works as a hydrogeologist for the Oregon Water Resources Department and, in his precious free time, can be found fishing Oregon's sublime rivers, lakes, and coasts or grubbing around in the dirt of his garden. Travis would not have this opportunity without the love and encouragement of his wife, Valerie. He is grateful for all the support he has received from friends and family. He would especially like to dedicate this show to his grandmother, Laurie, one of the sanest, sweetest people he's ever known and who never poisoned anybody – that he knows of….
Robert Condron Office Brophy
Robert Condron is excited to be a part of another Pentacle Theater production. He was last seen in the recent production of Boy Gets Girl at Pentacle Theater. Other theater productions include The Bishop of Lax in See How They Run and Rev. Bentley in Anne of Green Gables at the Gallery Theater in McMinnville. He has been an active member of the community at Keizer Homegrown Theater as well, taking on the roles of John Hemminges in The Book of Will, Speed in The Odd Couple, and Mayor Shinn in The Music Man. He is excited to bring another character to life and looks forward to continuing to grow as an actor. He considers it an honor and a joy to learn from the wonderful group at Pentacle and the director Scott Ramp. He wishes to thank all of his friends for their enthusiastic support: Linda Baker, Jenn, Robbie, Mandi, Ryan, Liz, Megan, Shilah, Paul, and Deb.
Megan Emerick
Elaine Harper
Megan is so excited to be a part of her third Pentacle show! She was previously seen as Theresa Bedell in Boy Gets Girl and the ensemble of Prom the Musical Megan started her love for theater in middle and high school. She continued performing in college at the University of Idaho, where her favorite role she’s played was Puck in A Midsummer Night’s Dream Megan received her Bachelor in Science studying Medical Science and obtained her Master's Degree in Healthcare Administration. She is currently pursuing a Masters in Medical Coding. Megan is so grateful to be included in this incredible cast and expresses her thanks to Scott for this incredible experience. She would like to thank her family: Austin, Kirby, Dawn, Jason, and Wykes for their endless love and support.
Walter Haight Rev. Harper/Lt. Rooney
Walter is happy to be back on the Pentacle stage after a threeyear absence. He was last seen in Over the River and Through the Woods in 2022. Prior to that, he appeared in Distracted, Little Shop of Horrors, Dancing at Lugnasa, A Christmas Carol, and Leading Ladies, among others. Walter also trods the boards at Gallery Theater in McMinnville, where he recently appeared as Mr. McClam in Fly By Night. He is thrilled to be joining this immensely talented cast and crew.
Ken Hermens
Jonathan Brewster
Ken made his Pentacle debut 50 years ago as the Gentleman Caller in 1975’s The Glass Menagerie (a show being revived as part of Pentacle’s 2025 season!). Since then, he has directed or appeared in more than 70 Pentacle productions. Some of his favorite previous villainous roles include Julian in Communicating Doors, Dr. Corasco in Man of La Mancha, Neville Landless in The Mystery of Edwin Drood, and, most recently, as Mr. Body in last season’s Clue: On Stage. Ken has served three terms on the Pentacle Theatre Governing Board and is currently the board President. He is particularly pleased to be in this production since his first stage appearance ever was playing Mr. Witherspoon in Arsenic and Old Lace as a freshman in high school. He sends his love and appreciation to Stephen, and the ever-faithful Casey and Prince Charming.
Deborah Johansen Abby Brewster
Active at Pentacle Theatre since 1979, Deborah has been a Lifetime Member since 2019. As an actress, her favorite roles have included Ado Annie, Daisy Mae, the Witch in the 1994 production of Into the Woods, Rhetta Cupp in Pump Boys and Dinettes and each of her roles in Almost Maine. She was last seen on stage as Aida Gianelli in Pentacle’s 2022 production of Over the River and Through the Woods. Some of the shows she has enjoyed directing for Pentacle are The Sunshine Boys (1984), You Can't Take it with You, Guys and Dolls, Once Upon a Mattress, Mary Poppins (fundraiser) and Dashing Through the Snow. Deborah is a retired drama teacher and as always thanks her son, Jordan, for his love and theatrical support for these many years. Colossians 3:17
SEASON 2025
Celebrating 71 years of sharing art with our community, Pentacle Theatre is proud to presents our 2025 season.
March 21 - April 12
Aug 15 - Sept 6
May 9 - 31
Sept 5 - Oct 25
Jan 31 - Feb 22
June 27 - July 19
Nov 21 - Dec 13
Stay tuned for updates on season ticket sales, upcoming auditions and more.
Justin King
Officer Klein
Justin has previously appeared on the Pentacle stage as Tom Snout as Wall in A Midsummer Night's Dream (2012), Charlie Lee and The Lonesome Cowboy in Radium Girls (2013), Lennox in Macbeth (2014), Topper in A Christmas Carol (2017), and a waltzing ball attendee in Cinderella (2020). His most recent work was props master (including making all that paper snow) for The Play That Goes Wrong (2023). He is thrilled for the opportunity to reprise his role as Officer Klein, having portrayed the same character in the Bear River Middle School (Utah) production of Arsenic and Old Lace more years ago than he cares to admit. Justin is a data analyst for Oregon Health Authority. If he had free time, he would spend it hiking, writing, and building Lego spaceships with his kids.
Frank Kowal III Teddy “Roosevelt” Brewster
Born in Michigan, raised in Southern California, and living in Oregon, this is Frank’s first show with Pentacle Theater. He has been a fan of the film Arsenic and Old Lace since childhood, but never expected to ever be in it and have this fantastic experience and opportunity to work with a wonderful cast and director.
Frank worked in Hollywood for years, both in production and on set. He has acted in some capacity since high school, and has had various parts in numerous films ("Bleak Future," 1997). He met his wife Mary, who was in Pentacle’s production of Footloose, in Hollywood. He is an avid fan of 1930s books, films, and radio shows. Frank speaks Polish— poorly— but you probably couldn't tell.
Anthony J. Redelsperger Officer O’Hara
Anthony took his first role in 1971. For the next 10 years, he immersed himself in the theater, doing 40some productions.
In the following 30 years, he focused on other artistic endeavors: photography, voice-over and narration, film and television production and acting, music, drawing, and, particularly, wire sculpture, only taking the stage as a singer in a Chicago funk/rock/jazz band.
After returning to Salem in 2018 he finally stepped back on stage as an actor in The Elephant Man, Dracula, Murder on the Orient Express, It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play and The Fantasticks at Pentacle Theatre, and Life Sucks at The Verona Studio.
Once an actor. Always an actor. You may make your exit, but you’re just waiting in the wings for your next entrance. Anthony wishes to express his sincere pleasure in having worked with this fine cast, crew and director, and hopes very much that you will all happily leave your troubles at the door, and have a good laugh with us.
Ed Schoaps
Mr. Gibbs/Mr. Witherspoon
Ed has acted and directed at midWillamette Valley theaters since 1976. Among scores of roles, he has appeared in Witch at Oregon Contemporary Theatre; Song of Extinction at Theatre 33; Murder on the Orient Express, Other Desert Cities, and 9 to 5: The Musical at Pentacle Theatre; Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and Fool for Love” at Gallery Theater; Shakespeare in Love at Valley Shakespeare Company; and Life Sucks, True West, and Uncle Vanya at The Verona Studio. Ed’s directorial credits include A Streetcar Named Desire, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, and Cabaret at Pentacle Theatre; Novecento, at The Verona Studio and Gallery Theater and Equivocation at Struts & Frets Theatre Co. Ed also hosts the twice-monthly KMUZ Theatre Talk program on KMUZ Community Radio in Salem. Ed loves theater that touches the soul and speaks to what it truly means to be human. Ed shares his passion for stagecraft and the fun of being “a theater family” with his talented wife, Susan, and their two talented children, Chris and Antonio.
Mid-Valley Theatre Network is an alliance of theatre organizations with the mission of supporting, promoting, and uniting theatre communities in and around the Mid-Willamette Valley
Attention all high school graduating seniors & Pentacle volunteers!
The Pentacle Theatre’s Scholarship Committee is pleased to announce that applications are being accepted for the Bill and Phyliss Cross Pentacle Theatre Scholarships & The Alice Mary Norton Volunteerism Scholarship for the pursuit of higher education and the arts. Three scholarships are available to qualifying high school seniors:
The Jo Dodge Performing Arts Theatre Scholarship
The Tony Zandol Technical Arts Theatre Scholarship
The Tom Ulmer Theatre Service Scholarship
A NEW scholarship is being offered to a Pentacle Theatre volunteer who is a member in good standing. This scholarship can be used for their own continued education OR can be applied for on behalf of a high school senior. The name of this new scholarship is:
The Alice Mary Norton Volunteerism Scholarship
Applications are available starting January 2025. You may download the application from the Pentacle Theatre website (www. pentacletheatre.org), pick one up from a local drama teacher, or contact the Scholarship Committee chair, Robert Salberg, at 971-2082799 or salberg.robert@gmail.com.
Scholarship applications are due February 28, 2025, and recipients will be notified by May 1, 2025.
Rob Sim
Dr. Einstein
This is Rob's second go at playing an Einstein, as he played Albert Einstein in Pentacle's production of Picasso at the Lapine Agile in 2000. Rob has a long and storied career at Pentacle, starting in 1982 when he appeared in Carousel Most recently he played Prof. Plum in Clue: On Stage, The Man Who Dies in The Fantastics, and Dr. Wilson in Terra Nova He has also done nearly every tech and crew job there is.
Rob would like to send a humble and heartfelt thank you to all his friends and family who have helped him get to where he is. He could not have done it without you!
May 9 - May 31, 2025
Saturday, March 1, 2025
Ringing in the New Year inspires both taking a look back at the previous year and looking forward to what the upcoming year has in store for us at Pentacle. So here are a few random thoughts from each of those perspectives.
Looking back on 2024…
There was much to celebrate last year, perhaps foremost Pentacle’s 70th Anniversary, which was commemorated with a colossal party infused with memorable entertainment.
Audiences continued their post-Covid return to Pentacle shows as attendance for all shows on the season was strong, with Clue: On Stage and Footloose, in particular, performing to multiple sold-out crowds.
And, due to a combination of robust ticket sales, show sponsorships, and donations from our generous patrons, Pentacle returned to financially performing “in the black” in 2024!
Looking forward to 2025…
We have another exciting lineup of plays and musicals that we hope will continue the ticket sales momentum from the 2024 season!
We have begun the process of refurbishing our deck structure, a challenging and expensive process that should address our deck’s stability for years to come.
Lastly, we welcome three new Governing Board members Anthony Barghini, Jennifer Killikelly, and Noah Vanderburgh, who will bring their fresh perspectives to our Board, and we welcome back Heather Toller who has graciously agreed to fill the remainder of the term of Toni King-Byous who needed to step away from her board duties to deal with a family illness.
So we bid a fond farewell to 2024 and look forward to an amazing 2025!
Ken Hermens President
LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Pentacle Theatre in Salem is located within the ancestral homelands of the Kalapuya, Yamhill, and Luckiamute people who have lived here since time immemorial. In the 1850s, these tribes were displaced by colonization and were eventually resettled on reservations. We celebrate and honor the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde and the Confederated Tribes of Siletz members, their resilience, and their present and future right to this land.
MISSION STATEMENT
Pentacle Theatre provides community members a collaborative opportunity to create and experience theater in an atmosphere of respect, support and enjoyment.
ADVERTISING
Advertise in Pentacle Theatre programs; all proceeds will be directed to bringing back our printed programs! Contact the office for more information. Call 503-485-4300, or email executive_director@pentacletheatre.org for more information.
TICKET INFORMATION
Tickets for upcoming productions are available online at pentacletheatre.org, in person at the box office (197 Liberty St. SE, Salem), or by phone 503-485-4300. Box office hours are Wednesday through Sunday, 11am – 5pm.
CONCESSIONS
Concessions are available in the lobby. Wine and beer can be purchased along with an assortment of other beverages and brought with you to enjoy during the show. Food is not permitted in the auditorium. Purchase a souvenir cup and receive $1 off your next drink.
NO LATE SEATING
Once the production begins, the theater doors will be closed for further seating. If you arrive after the doors have been closed, you are welcome to view the production on the monitors in the lobby downstairs.
If you need to leave the theater during the performance, you can view the production on the monitors in the downstairs lobby, or catch up with your party when they exit at the end of the show.
SMOKING
Smoking is allowed only in the designated area outside the lobby.
NO RECORDING DEVICES
Cameras (with or without flash) and recording devices are strictly prohibited. Please turn off cell phones during the performance.
HOW TO REACH US
Pentacle Theatre office: 503-485-4300.
Box office hours: Wednesday through Sunday, 11am – 5pm.
Online at: www.pentacletheatre.org.
MANY, MANY THANKS…
To our ushers. Pentacle Theatre could not be successful without the continued and dedicated help of our community.
PENTACLE THEATRE GOVERNING BOARD
Pentacle Theatre is an established not-forprofit theater company, providing a sevenplay season. A nine-member governing board assisted by committee chairpersons and countless other volunteers run the theater. Membership is open to all.
2025 GOVERNING BOARD AND STAFF
President ........................................................ Ken Hermens
Vice President ................................................... Katie Lindbeck
Secretary .......................................................... Mat Genuser
Treasurer ...................................................... Anthony Barghini
Executive Director ................................................. Steven Trahan
Technical Director ................................................. Chris Benham
Box Office Manager ....................................... Kimberly Houser Taylor
Bookkeeper .................................................... Christie L. Smith
Ticket sales alone do not cover the cost of our productions. Your membership and donations help make this theater possible. Thank you! This list represents gifts between 1/1/2024 and 12/31/2024.
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
($2,000+)
Allied Video Productions
American Endowment Foundation
Robin Bower
Lauri & Benjamin Dowling
Fidelity Charitable
Beverly Lynn & Michael Freitas
David Hackleman & Stephanie Schoap
Sally & Ray Hollemon
Lyndsey & Jerry Houser
Lisa & Marty Johnson
Amanda Shine, Keudell Morrison Wealth Mgmt
Katie Lindbeck
Judith & Greg Linder
The Lulay Group
Erin Molyneaux
Lizabeth Ann Rogers
Schwab Charitable
Betsy & Richard Scott
Barbara & Bruce W. Thompson
Sandy Trahan
Vanguard
Jeff Witt - American National Insurance
PRODUCER ($1,000+)
Pamela Abernethy and Chris Fletcher
Lisa R. Bennett
Eden Rose Brown
Mike Cechovic & Diane Highberger
Charities Aid Foundation America
Jo Dodge
Kim Harroun
Linda & Joe Hillesum
Kelli Jaecks
Alan Malone
Jennifer Martinak
Al & Carole McCann
Chris & Karen McCarty
Rus McCracken
Dan McGuinness
Patrick Moser
Beverly A. North
Oregon Community Foundation
Pioneer Trust Bank
Steven K. Wollenburg
DIRECTOR ($500+)
Paul D. Andrews
Anon Anonymous
Steven Barlow
Blackbaud Giving Fund
Penny Blackwell
Laurene & Roger Brousseau
Beverly & Michael Carrick
Jean M. Linck & Forrest A. Colling
Sherry Collins
Dick Day
Edward Jones
Joyce & Mark Eklund
Oddny & Brad Everson
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Freemanity
Jody & Mark Gordon
Pat & Janice Gorham
Sandra Hadley-White
Carsten Hansen
Lois Hanson
Paula Hartwig
Robynn & John L. Hayek
Katie & Laslo Kolta
Mary & Larry Krumdieck
Lynelle Littke
Rachel McMillen Pratt
Judith Morris
Ruthie Murphy
Louise Larsen Fund of Oregon Community Foundation
Debbie & Mike Neel
Susan & Richard Ray
Kay & Scott Reichlin
Joan Robinson
Kathy D. Saviers
Penelope White
Joan & Jim Witt
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR ($250+)
Edna & Richard Anderson
Kara Quello & Karl Anderson
Linda Bednarz
Virginia & Alex Bourdeau
Tracie B. Burger
Greg & Donna Burgess
John William Burke
Pentacle Theatre would not be possible without the support of the following grantors:
Kate Bushman
Beverly & Michael Carrick
Diane and Aaron Clingerman
Mauricio & Debra Collada Jr.
Dennis & Barbara Curtin
Miles
Jeanne & Bill Dalton
Merry Davidson
Lois & Dale Derouin
Pam & Roger Elliott
Valorie A. Freeman
Albert & Ginny Furtwangler
Jo Rita Gann
Franca Hernandez
Tom Hewitt
Gloria & Alan Holland
Paul Howard
Jay Howe & Janet Gros
Jacques
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Paul Allen Kyllo
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Liz & Don Oswalt
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Susanna Rose
Christie L. Smith & Dr.
Robert Greybeck
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Jim & Rhonda Lyn
Thompson
Heather & Bryan Toller
Jill & Matt Westerberg
Rich & Patti Wittrup
Penny & Bill Wylie
LEADING ACTOR ($100+)
Sue Abbott
American Online Giving Foundation
Ameriprise Financial
Assetmark Trust
Vicki Bailey
David R. Ballantyne Bank of America
Kenn & Nancy Battaile
Debra Baughman
Katy & Charles Bayless
Kristen Behlings
Sherry & Alan Bennett
Leora Berger
Marlene Buker
Susan F. Christensen
Patricia H. Clark
Gretchen Coppedge, in Memory of Dr. Jack Bellamy
Kathy Dalton
Edna Denton & Carel Dewinkel
Terrence Dolan
David & Velma Dufault
Patricia Ehrlich & James Willhite
Susan Elliott
Frank & Pat Gruber
Walt Haight & Dawn GraffHaight
Ryan Hanauska in Memory of Mrs. Elizabeth
Hanauska
Shelley Hanson
Laura Hart
Stephanie Hazen
Bonnie Heppner
Dan & Kelly Herb
Cathleen Hockman-Wert
Billie Houghton
Nancy Hull
Gail & Roland Isaac
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Janet & Richard Kahler
Angela J. Kargel
Cec Koontz
Shirley Koontz
David Kuhns
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Sandy & Gary Onstot
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