Jason Robert Brown in Concert

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In the theatre world, it’s fall, not spring, that heralds a season of new beginnings and fresh adventures. Nature gets her own scene change, and the cooler evenings call for a grander soundtrack than, well, crickets. If you need a composer for that sweeping soundtrack, look no further than our guest, Jason Robert Brown. Many of you will know him from his Tony Award-winning musicals, and some of you will get to experience his music, humor, and vitality for the first time. We’ve been lucky enough to call him “friend” for twenty years now, so for us, it’s a cozy evening welcoming a good friend to our new home. We’re glad you’re here to celebrate along with us.

If you would like to keep the festivities going, don’t forget to join us for the upcoming Holiday Spectacular 2022! We’re biased, of course, but it’s not really the holidays until those big showstopping numbers—and a certain camel—hit the stage. There’s a ton more in store in 2023 too, as our Season of Big Dreams keeps rolling.

If we can steal a lyric from Jason, “just wait, wait ‘til you see what’s next.”

Executive Director Managing Director

With every opening night, with every great performance and with every curtain call an investment has been made in dedication and hard work.

HMC is excited to kick-off the 2022-2023 season of Red Mountain Theatre.

Birmingham’s home for theatre arts and education - bringing magic to the stage.

Lajuana Bradford, Board of Directors, President Keith Cromwell, Executive Director and show sponsors Conner & Alan Rohm Present

Special Thanks

JASON ROBERT BROWN

in CONCERT

Supervisor of Music and Sound Anthony Smith

Abroms Director of Youth Performance Bradford H. Forehand

Lighting Design Lew Williams Sound Design Patrick MacDonald

Production Stage Manager Laura Hicks

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

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This program has been made possible by grants from the Alabama State Council on the arts and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.

Special THANKS

Gold Sponsors

CONNER & ALAN ROHM JOE PIPER, INC. STEVE CALLAWAY & KEITH PENNINGTON

Silver Sponsors GINGER & LANE MILAM LOUISE & JOHN BEARD BETSY FAUCETTE REGIONS BANK

THE STEWART/PERRY COMPANY MEDICAL PROPERTIES TRUST

MUSICAL NUMBERS

ACT I

Hope ... from How We React and How We Recover

Shiksa Goddess ... from The Last Five Years

I Love Betsy ... from Honeymoon In Vegas

Hallowed Ground ... from How We React and How We Recover

The Hardest Hill ... from How We React and How We Recover

This Is Not Over Yet ... from Parade

It All Fades Away ... from The Bridges of Madison County Melinda ... from How We React and How We Recover

15 MINUTE INTERMISSION

ACT II

Invisible ... sung by the RMT Headliners from How We React and How We Recover

I Can Do Better Than That ... sung by Myiesha J. Duff from The Last Five Years

Another Life ... sung by Amy Johnson from The Bridges of Madison County

Always Better ... sung by Kristen Campbell from The Bridges of Madison County

Fifty Years Long ... from How We React and How We Recover

Brand New You ... sung by the RMT Performing Ensembles from13 The Musical

Wait ’Til You See What’s Next ... with the RMT Performing Ensembles from How We React and How We Recover

All Things In Time ... from How We React and How We Recover

JASON ROBERT BROWN has been hailed as “one of Broadway’s smartest and most sophisticated songwriters since Stephen Sondheim” (Philadelphia Inquirer). The New York Times refers to Brown as “a leading member of a new generation of composers who embody high hopes for the American musical.” His major musicals as composer and lyricist include: 13, written with Robert Horn and Dan Elish, which opened on Broadway in 2008 and was subsequently directed by the composer for its West End premiere in 2012; The Last Five Years, which was cited as one of Time Magazine’s 10 Best of 2001 and won Drama Desk Awards for Best Music and Best Lyrics (and was later directed by the composer in its record-breaking Off-Broadway run at Second Stage Theatre in 2013); Parade, written with Alfred Uhry and directed by Harold Prince, which won both the Drama Desk and New York Drama Critics’ Circle Awards for Best New Musical, as well as garnering the Tony Award for Original Score; Songs for a New World, a theatrical song cycle directed by Daisy Prince, which has since been seen in hundreds of productions around the world since its 1995 Off-Broadway debut, including a celebrated revival at New York’s City Center in the summer of 2018; The Bridges of Madison County, a musical adapted with Marsha Norman from the bestselling novel, which received two Tony Awards (for Best Score and Orchestrations); and his latest Broadway hit, Mr. Saturday Night, in collaboration with Billy Crystal, Amanda Green, Lowell Ganz and Babaloo Mandel.

Brown’s work is not limited to musical theatre. His Off-Broadway musical The Last Five Years was adapted for film in 2015, staring Anna Kendrick. As a soloist or with his band, Brown has performed concerts around the world and recorded multiple albums. For six years, his monthly sold-out performances at New York’s SubCulture featured many of the music and theater world’s most extraordinary performers. His newest collection of songs, Coming From Inside the House, featuring Ariana Grande

and Shoshana Bean, commemorates the final SubCulture concert. He conducted his orchestral adaptation of E.B. White’s novel “The Trumpet of the Swan” with the National Symphony Orchestra, and recorded the score for PS Classics. He has also contributed music to the hit Nickelodeon television series, The Wonder Pets as well as Sesame Street. Brown spent ten years teaching at the USC School of Dramatic Arts, and has also taught at Harvard University, Princeton University and Emerson College.

Brown is the winner of the 2018 Louis Auchincloss Prize, the 2002 Kleban Award for Outstanding Lyrics and the 1996 Gilman & Gonzalez-Falla Foundation Award for Musical Theatre.

For the musical Prince of Broadway, a celebration of the career of his mentor Harold Prince, Brown was the musical supervisor and arranger. Other credits as conductor, composer, and arranger include Urban Cowboy the Musical on Broadway; You Can’t Take It With You, Broadway revival; Dinah Was, off-Broadway and on national tour; Kimberly Akimbo, Fuddy Meers; The Waverly Gallery; When Pigs Fly off-Broadway; William Finn’s A New Brain at Lincoln Center Theater; the 1992 tribute to Stephen Sondheim at Carnegie Hall (recorded by RCA Victor); Yoko Ono’s New York Rock, at the WPA Theatre; and Michael John LaChiusa’s The Petrified Prince at the Public Theatre. Brown orchestrated Andrew Lippa’s john and jen, Off-Broadway at Lamb’s Theatre. Additionally, he served as the orchestrator and arranger of Charles Strouse and Lee Adams’s score for a proposed musical of Star Wars. Brown has conducted and created arrangements and orchestrations for Liza Minnelli, John Pizzarelli, and Michael Feinstein, among many others.

Brown studied composition at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, N.Y., with Samuel Adler, Christopher Rouse, and Joseph Schwantner. He lives with his wife, composer Georgia Stitt, and their daughters in New York City. Brown is a proud member of the Dramatists Guild and the American Federation of Musicians Local 802. Visit him on the web at www.jasonrobertbrown.com.

CAST

KRISTEN CAMPBELL is happy to be a part of this special event with RMT. She was most recently seen as Girl in Once at RMT and Maria in The Sound of Music at The Virginia Samford Theatre. Kristen got her start with the Briarwood Ballet and the Red Mountain Theatre youth ensemble. After touring for a few years with Broadway shows and some time in NY, she settled back home in Trussville. She sends unending thanks to RMT for making shows like My Fair Lady, Mary Poppins, The Secret Garden, Les Mis, and so many more possible. What a gift!

MYIESHA J. DUFF is excited to return to the Red Mountain Theatre stage to perform! Originally from Birmingham, she now lives in Dallas (Denton), TX. She has performed in several productions such as Sister Act (Deloris), Elf (Mrs. Hobbs), The Wiz (Glinda), Black Nativity, Memphis (Felecia), Cuban and the Redhead (Gladys), The Color Purple (Celie), Little Shop of Horrors (Crystal), and Ain’t Misbehavin’. She is married to her college sweetheart, a mother of three, and a former teacher. As a singer, songwriter, author, and actress, Myiesha enjoys showing her children that their gifts will make room for them, just as her gift has made room for her! FB: Myiesha J. Duff; IG: @myieshajduff

AMY E. JOHNSON is thrilled to be back at RMT. Favorite past roles include Amy in Company, Judy Bernly in 9 to 5, Paulette in Legally Blonde, The Baker’s Wife in Into The Woods, Rosie in Cabaret, Penny Pennywise in Urinetown, Ursula in Disney’s The Little Mermaid, Marie in Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella, and Lady of the Lake in Spamalot, among others. Love to family, dear friends and her beloved MP. Love always, in all ways.

Jason Robert Brown, Vocals & Piano

Gary Sieger, Guitar Mark Peterson, Bass Jamie Eblen, Drums

RMT’S PERFORMING ENSEMBLES

HEADLINERS

Lila Bakir

Evie Cagle

Callie Cameron Carys Chambers

Olivia Ferreira Lauren Gash Londyn Harris

Kennedy Hawthorne Miriam Hodges

Destiny Johnson Mika Marriott Leah Mccay Campbell Pate

Mary Pitts

Josie Robertson Elizabeth Rowe Aubrey Segars Sophie Temple Kaela Theuri

Sara Dudley Thompson Addison Tingle Stephani Zeigler Brennen Foy

Joshua Rauterkus

Cooper Snodsmith Kenneth Weldon

SPOTLIGHTS

Ella Booth

Lauren Boyd

Ally Bryant

Hayden Bullard

Abby Canterbury

Lucy George Annie Jones

Sophie McLeod Mariah Morris London Pigott Adlay Rumore Kat Senter

Stella Shober

Cassidy Short Kennadi Sullen

Ashlynn Tolbert

Kedar Costa Chambers Garrison Reese Hand Callen Hoke

Sam Holt Hendley Reid Simon Temple

PREVIEWS

Zuri Alexander Ella Bryant

Lilly Marie Garrison

Caroline Gash TaNiya Macon Aoife Martin

McKenzie Mason Lily McLeod

Eva Leigh Metheny Christina Morris Anne Pringle Abigail Shaw

Harper Stewart Madison Sullen Gretchen Surman James Axon

PRODUCTION CREW ADMINISTRATION

Neal Hunter Hyde, Deck Chief

Heather Hood, Wardrobe Supervisor

Alyssa Wilke, Lighting Board Operator

Spotlight Operators

Lew Williams

Sarah Robbins

Patrick MacDonald, Sound Engineer/ Backline Manager

Caylin Cobb, Sound (A2)

Anna Angeles, Sound (A3)

Keith Cromwell, Executive Director

Jennifer Jaquess, Managing Director

Drew Francis, Director of Operations

Kim Bourn, Chief Financial Officer

Bradford Forehand, Abroms Youth Performance Director

Lindsey Setzer, Director of Development

John Dorsett, Facilities Director

Stephanie Anthony, Business Development Mgr.

Alie B. Gorrie, Community Engagement Mgr.

Dakota Patrick, Patron Experience Manager

Tori Penton, Box Office Manager

Terri Osborne, Marketing Manager

Anastas Varinos, Academy Manager

Tawny Stephens, Education Coordinator

Daley Browning, Lead Teaching Artist

Mary Haynes Furman, Development Manager

Alicia Ackley, Development Associate

Demi Suttles, Executive Assistant

Myra Fabian, Bookkeeper

PRODUCTION STAFF

Roy Lightner, Singh Artistic Director

Phil Richardson, Director of Production

Brynn Smith, Company Manager

David Cook, Technical Director

Dustin Green, Lead Carpenter

Danny Brown, Scenic Carpenter

Tanier Dutton, Scenic Carpenter

Bethany Brown, Scenic Painter

Jessica Mathews, Props Supervisor

Kendra Weeks, Costume Director

Heather Hood, Wardrobe Supervisor

Olivia Bowles, Costume Assistant

Brian Haven, Resident Stage Manager

Laura Hicks, Resident Stage Manager

Anthony Smith, Supervisor of Music & Sound

Patrick MacDonald, Resident Sound Designer/Engineer

Caylin Cobb, Sound Technician

Lew Williams, Lead Electrician

PRODUCTION & DESIGN TEAM

Red Mountain Theatre is a Tony Awardwinning nonprofit organization committed to enriching the cultural landscape of Birmingham and beyond through unique, high-quality professional theatre and performing arts education. Established in 1979 as Summerfest, RMT has grown to become the preeminent year-round professional musical theatre organization in Alabama. In tandem with our professional productions that engage local and national artists, RMT conducts one of the most highly-regarded Arts Education Programs in the South, reaching 17,000 students each year. RMT is not only developing the musical theatre skills of young artists, but building our city’s future leaders.

Anthony Smith (Supervisor of Music and Sound) Prior to his position at Red Mountain Theatre, Anthony was Music Supervisor at Virginia Repertory Theatre in Richmond, Virginia. Formally educated in flute, piano, vocal, and percussion performance, Anthony has won several national competitions, and has had the privilege of studying with and participating in masterclasses led by some of the top artists in the world. In addition to his work with the Education Department at Red Mountain Theatre, Anthony has extensive experience in higher education, having provided musical direction and taught courses in auditioning, musicianship, and vocal technique at Virginia Commonwealth University, University of Richmond, and William and Mary. anthonysmithmusic.com

Lew Williams (Lighting Design) is a graduate of UAB, and has been working with Red Mountain Theatre since 2018. She joined the Production Staff full-time in October of 2021. Lew has most recently been the Lead Electrician and Board Op for Once, Kinky Boots, and Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella. She thanks her dog, Beck, and sweet tea with ice for making everything possible.

Patrick MacDonald (Sound Designer/ Engineer)

Patrick has worked regionally as a Sound Designer, Engineer & Technician in Alabama, Kentucky, Ohio, New York, North Carolina, Illinois, and Arizona. He graduated from Western Kentucky University in 2016 with a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre and a minor in Performing Arts Administration. Patrick has worked professionally as a Sound Designer/ Engineer, House Manager, Event Coordinator, Master Electrician, and Projection Designer. His favorite design credits include: Memphis, A Comedy of Manors, Home, Everything in its Place: The Life and Slimes of Marc Summers, and The Hatmaker’s Wife.

Laura Hicks (Production Stage Manager) is a Resident Stage Manager with Red Mountain Theatre. Laura graduated from Samford University with a BA in Theatre and a BS in Math. Along with her past work at RMT, she has stage managed in Alabama, Florida, Virginia, and International Waters. Her favorite RMT credits are Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella, Fiddler on the Roof, and Smokey Joe’s Café. Other favorite credits include You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown (Virginia Repertory Theatre), Glory Denied (Opera Birmingham), and 1776 (Virginia Repertory Theatre).

We applaud Red Mountain Theatre’s work and we’re honored to have played a part in bringing this creative space to life.

You inspire the future we work to protect.

Red Mountain Theatre’s passion for the arts has inspired our community for years. Thank you for creating a better and more beautiful world.

At Protective Life, we believe that serving our community is as important as protecting the lives of those who depend on us. That’s why we’re proud to support the Red Mountain Theatre.

Investing in the arts is investing in the future.

SUSAN & DOWD RITTER

Proud to support RMT in bringing theatre to our community that creates memories and changes lives.

DENISE & WILLIAM DOW

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Corporate & Foundation Sponsors

As of September 25, 2022

RMT’s transformational work would not be possible without the philanthropic commitment of corporations and foundations in our community and beyond. We are incredibly grateful for their generosity. Please support those who support us.

Presidents Circle

Alabama Power Foundation Alabama State Council on the Arts Altec/Styslinger Foundation Brasfield & Gorrie

The City of Birmingham Hearst Foundations Medical Properties Trust, Inc. The PNC Foundation

Protective Life Regions Bank

Robert R. Meyer Foundation

Producers Circle

Alabama Power Bank of America Foundation/ Merrill Lynch

BAM! Books-A-Million Daniel Foundation

Gloria Narramore Moody Foundation Mike & Gillian Goodrich Foundation

Jefferson County Community Service Fund

Jemison Investment Co., Inc. Vulcan Materials Company Wells Fargo Foundation

Directors Circle

Avadian Credit Union Birmingham Coca-Cola Bottling Company

Bruno Rumore Foundation Gratitude Foundation Hill Crest Foundation ITAC PNC

The Shubert Foundation

Susan Mott Webb Charitable Trust

The Stewart/Perry Company

Founders Circle

Bradley

The Comer Foundation Encompass Health Corporation The Huisking Foundation Independent Presbyterian Church Foundation

James P. Raymond, Jr. Foundation Jefferson County Commission MedHelp Shipt South Arts United-Johnson Brothers

Proscenium Circle

LIVE Design Group

Support the Arts License Tag Fund

Ensemble Dance-N-Things Logista Solutions Publix Super Markets Charities

& FOUNDATION

SPONSORS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Lajuana Bradford, President Janet Kavinoky, President-Elect Alan Register, Past President Kelly Allison, VP of Education Pam Cook, VP of Marketing William Dow, VP of Finance Shannon Holt, DCS President Anne Marie Seibel, VP of Legal Susan Stabler, VP/Secretary

Valerie Thomas, VP of Strategic Planning

Executive committee members board members

Jeffrey Bayer

Gary Bishop Richard Busby David Callaghan Steve Callaway Mark Castle Michelle Clemon Karen Dykes Christopher Daniel

Glenn Goedecke Monica Graveline Phyllis Hall John Harbert Rosa Hooper Angela Jarrett Alesia Jones Scott Kappler Lynn LaRussa

Maggie McDonald Samuetta Nesbitt Kam Patton John Pickering Johnny Roberts Keelie Segars Shannon Smith Cary Wahlheim

Lifetime Board members

Betsy Faucette Aubrey Garrison Ginger Milam Bill Mooney* Robert Raiford

HONORARY BOARD members

Jason Robert Brown Max Cooper* Fannie Flagg David Friedman Gloria Moody* Kim Morgan

22 Bob Suellentrop Sharon Suellentrop Macky Warren* Norma Warren*

Rebecca Luker* Susan Ritter Selwyn Vickers Perry Ward Mayor Randall Woodfin

Books Bring Us Together.

Red Mountain Theatre is as passionate about stage productions as we are about books—making us proud partners in our efforts to educate, enlighten, and inspire.

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The Dress Circle Society supports RMT’s mission though individual philanthropy and volunteerism. The commitment of these donors makes RMT’s work possible, and we are incredibly grateful for their generosity. This listing is current for the 2022-2023 season as of September 13, 2022.

President’s Circle

Judy & Hal Abroms

The Bunting Family Denise & William Dow Alison & Jim Gorrie Kathryn & Raymond Harbert Susan & Dowd Ritter Cameron & Scott Vowell

Producer’s Circle

Carlo & Dianne Joseph

Dianne & Bill Mooney

Steve Callaway & Keith Pennington

Director’s Circle

Gail & Jeffrey Bayer Louise H. & John G. Beard

The Drummond Family Betsy Faucette

Ellie & Jordan Fisher Rebecca Oliver Haines Will Donaldson & Steve Holmes

Janet & Paul Kavinoky Jonathan & Sheryl Kimerling Ginger & Lane Milam Jean & John Oliver Karen & Joel Piassick Conner & Alan Rohm Susan & David Silverstein Dora & Sanjay Singh Alena Clark & Brandon Smith Shannon Smith*

Cheryl & Sam Upchurch Nancy Watson

Founder’s Circle

Tracey & Rich Bielen Nan Broughton

Phyllis & David Hall

Robert Hill

Sandy & Wayne Killion Charles Kopera

David Reese

Carolanne & Johnny Roberts

Eva & Jim Robertson

Dr. Steven Rowe & Anne Marie Seibel Deborah & John Sellers Margot & Gates Shaw Joan & Stan Starnes Arnold L. Steiner

Sharon & Bob Suellentrop Sara & Logan Taylor Susan & Hugh Thomas

Proscenium Circle

Anonymous Roberta & Jim Atkinson Janet & Cary Beck Gary E. Bishop Connie & Cecil Bostany Barbara Brewster Keith Cromwell John Ambrose & Jeff Davis Debby & Bill Denson Wanda Elkourie

Lisa & Alan Engel Lisa & Rad Gaines Kris & Todd Glassford Glenn Goedecke Teri & Geoff Hamilton Kelly & John Harbert Joyce, Scott, & Eleanor Haven Ronne & Donald Hess Shannon & Ted Holt Yin & Stanton Ingram Jennifer & Kevin Jaquess Nancy Dunlap Johns & John D. Johns Amy & John Johnstone Drs. Rupa & Dave Kitchens Mary & Chris Kramer Lynn & Benny LaRussa Michael & Karen Luce Miyuki & Steve Marriott Erin & Tommy McLeod III Carol E. Medders

Lisa & Charlie Miller Cele & Allen Montgomery

Kam & Joe Patton Carolyn & Will Ratliff III Karen & Alan Register Dr. & Mrs. Randall Richardson Bee & Ed Robinson Leigh Robinson Jeanne & Mabry Rogers Amy & Michael Saag Keelie & Scott Segars Mary Ann & Tom Somers Karyn & Brent Uptain Nancy Walburn Anne & Mike Warren Jenny & Jason Whatley Dell Witcher & Brunson White Mary & Russell Yeager

Ensemble Circle

Shanne Adams Drs. Tamilane & Francois Blaudeau Kim Bourn

Paula & David Callaghan A. Michelle Clemon

Gordon Connor Betsy & Joe Cooper Janis C. Cordell Robert Barnes & James Craft III Karen & Sam Dayhood Kathy & Jim Emison Dr. Amy Fineburg & Dr. Lee Meadows Monica & Jeff Graveline Hilary & Stephen Hill Rosa Hooper

Martha Johnston Alesia & Darryl Jones Jane & Tom Killian Sara & Kyle Kinney Dr. & Mrs. Wade Lamberth Susan Markem Betty & John McMahon Samuetta P. Nesbitt Jennifer & John Pickering

DONORS

Karol & Ted Poczatek

Robert Raiford & Zane Rhoades

Fonda & Ken Shaia Sharon & J.L Shaia Dr. Chandler & Jane Paris Smith Patricia & Richard Sprague Susan & Stan Stabler

Mr. & Mrs. William A. Terry

Dr. Steven Thomas & Mrs. Valerie Collins Thomas Karen & Tommy Tynes Rachael & Catherine Gail Upton

Footlights Circle

L. Ajluni Patsy Dreher

Jessica & Kevin Garrison

Terry Hall

Alicia Haynes

Martha & Chervis Isom

The Jack Family Ricki & Dr. Lanning Kline Walter Maddox Maggie McDonald Melanie & Jay Nichols

Dr. David & Daniella Pigott

Star Quality Circle

Beth & Charles Allen

Kelly Allison & Marci Turner Dr. Andrea Nunes & Dr. André Ferreira Scott Wells Ford

Deborah Franks

Brenda & Morris Hackney Peggy & Roy Harrell

Dr. Kent T. & Enid F. Keyser Fran Lawlor

Margaret & Wesley Lee Nan & Phil Teninbaum

Nancy & John Woods

Action Circle

Robin & Hilton Berger

Kathryn & Richard Blackwell

Diane Burnett Chris Campanotta

Amy & Scott Clemmons Kathy & Cary Cowart Denise I. & Fred K. Cypress Sherrie & Stan Forehand Linda Griggs

Keith Harrison & Mike Dorris Michael & Rayna Hawthorne

Dr. & Mrs. William Hurd Meredith Hutcheson & Nicholas Kolodziey Lynne Hutton

Beverley & Larry Krannich

Josh Martin Shea Richardson Pitts Frances Lund & Troy Randall

Nancy & Randall Reeves Mark, Tara, Andrew, & Josie Robertson

Dr. Norma Starr & Mitchell Schneidkraut Edwina & John Taylor Carrie & Jared Thomas Connie & Marshall Urist Cary Tynes Wahlheim Mary & Charles Watkins Kathleen A. Wheaton Gloria & Lowell Womack

Lights Circle

Ruth Ann & Arthur Abbs Anne Bell-Alford & Kirk Alford

Katherine & Dale Barr Susan Barringer Kristy Bullard

Danny & Shannon Burns Celeste Burnum

Tracey & Dennis Cameron Lindsey & Lewis Chitwood Joyce Coady

Jim & Judy Cook Lynne & Walter Cooper Elizabeth & Clay Cornelius Pamela S. Crider Diana & Hugh Davis

Kay O. Davis

Lindsay & David Diaz Judee & Scott Evans Chu-Chi & Bobby Fierman Liz Fox

Hannah & Drew Francis Cathy & Paul Friedman LaDonna & Randy Gibbs Shirley Gibson

Lyn Grant Jan & Bob Henger Diane & Jim Jenkins Hettie & Bill Johnson

Barbara & Carlton Kelley Maria & Drew Kennedy Daniel Kyle Edward, Ruth, & Brad Lamonte Donna K. Martin Mary Lou & Milton McKissock Candy & Ed Meyerson Karen Mitchell Doris & Eddie Nabors Marilyn Nash Patricia Powell Catherine & Will Pringle Lynn & Arie Raviv Sherri & David Romanoff Lana & Stephen Royal Debra Rust Jo & Dave Self Linda Lucas & Dick Stanford Scotty & Stacey Stocks Cheryl & Gale Temple Linda Waldrup Harriet & Jim Williams Sandra Wilson

Friends Mike Adams

Sheri & Rob Anaforian

Jim Anderson

Judy & Bill Baker Michael Baswell Ruth & Sandy Bean Barbara Beckett-Gaines Sara Beth Blair

Bob Boylan Diane & Marvin Broome

Erika & David Cagle Kirk Cahoon Ann & Mark Davis LaJoyce & Ted Debro Morgan & Matthew DeFelice Jeannie Duke Kaylan Dunlap Margaret & Charles Farrell Gail Fieser Sharla & Brennan Foy Kim Freeman

Susan & Jack Goetz Delaine & Lee J. Green Sandra Gregory Lynn Grimsley Andrea & Kent Haines Judith Hand Nancy & Larry Harper Rona Harper Alyce Hartley Ruby & William Heard Mandy & Brad Hilsmier Jenny Horton Linda Kicker

Ashley Kirkpatrick Jane & William Klopfenstein Julie Koch

Betty Law Tracee & Gregory Lescarini Della Lynam

Patricia Lyons Lee Anne & Richard Martin Patrick McCaghren Allyson & Matt McCay Rose McIntyre Kathy G. Mezrano Carolyn Miller Cynthia Mink Candy Mitchell Jennifer Nelson Sia & Larry Newman Melissa Oliver Burdette Payne Lisa & Michael Perez Sheri Robinson Jennifer & Alan Ross Marilynn & Earl Rothstein Elizabeth Rowan Saunders Joyce & Maury Shevin Cathy J. Wheeler & David A. Tate Pam & Raymond Thompson Charles Tucker & Ron Garza Laura Lee Vann Jonnie & Rich Venglik Janine Vincent Liz & Tom Warren Holley Wesley Debbie & George West Julie L Woodruff Bri & James Wright

In Memory of H. Van R. BarringerSusan Barringer

In Memory of Gloria Narramore MoodyJean & John Oliver

In Memory of Rep. David WheelerJefferson County Community Service Fund

In Honor of Nick & Robin WhiteDell Witcher & Brunson White

It is incredibly important to us that this list is accurate. If you find an error, please accept our apology and allow us to correct it by contacting our Development Department at development@ redmountaintheatre.org or 205-324-2424.

We always have room for more! Call Lindsey Setzer at (205) 318-2095 to find out how your name can be added in support of RMT’s mission to transform lives through theatre.dress circle society