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TheatreWorks S I L I C O N V A L L E Y PO Box 50458 Palo Alto, CA 94303-0548 www.theatreworks.org

PETER AND THE STARCATCHER SET DESIGNED BY JOE RAGEY / FRONT COVER: THE CAST OF SWEENEY TODD / ALL PHOTOS BY KEVIN BERNE

TheatreWorks S I L I C O N V A L L E Y

2014/15 AN N UAL REP O RT


From Our Leadership “A regional powerhouse…TheatreWorks has skyrocketed to national prominence.” The Mercury News

About TheatreWorks Silicon Valley MISSION TheatreWorks is one of America’s outstanding professional theatres. Our work celebrates the human spirit through innovative productions, new works, and education programs inspired by and engaging our diverse Silicon Valley community. VISION TheatreWorks is an artistic community of excellence and integrity, committed to dramatic and musical theatre of outstanding professional quality. Embracing the creation of new works, the reinvigoration of the classics, and the arts education of new generations, our work exemplifies our region’s values of inclusion and innovation while providing a sense of place and community. The San Francisco Bay Area is the prototype of an evolving America of ever-increasing diversity. As we explore this changing world, our

art must enhance the American theatre with new vision, revealing both who we are and what we might become. CORE VALUES • Artistic Excellence—Create theatre art of the highest quality and integrity. • Diversity—Reflect the diversity of our community in both our process and our art. • Innovation—Explore what is new to create exceptional art. • Involvement—Engage ourselves and our community in our art. • Collaboration—Combine the individual energy of many to achieve the collective art of all. • Celebration of the Human Spirit—Explore the truth of who we are and the potential of what we might become.

WATER BY THE SPOONFUL SET DESIGNED BY ERIK FLATMO, PROJECTIONS BY ERIK SCANLON / ALL PHOTOS BY KEVIN BERNE

Confirming our reputation as one of America’s outstanding regional theatres, TheatreWorks’ 2014/15 Season offered award-winning artistry onstage, innovation in new works, highly successful education programs, and a mission-driven commitment to diversity. As the TheatreWorks-originated musical Memphis played in London throughout the year, our eight-play season featured a wealth of premieres, three playwrights in residence, and many awards. The world premiere of The Great Pretender won playwright David West Read the Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Award for Best Original Play. He joined Pulitzer Prize nominee Rajiv Joseph (The Lake Effect) and Tony Award nominee Randall Myler (Fire on the Mountain) as resident playwrights this year. Myler’s poignant bluegrass musical was recently nominated for Best Production of the Year by the Theatre Critics Circle, while our innovative holiday comedy Peter and the Starcatcher was deemed the Top Drama/Comedy of 2014 by Talkin’ Broadway. Starcatcher joined the musical drama Two Pianos, Four Hands on TheatreWorks’ top ten list of best-selling shows. The season was completed by the regional premiere of Quiara Alegría Hudes’ Pulitzer-winning drama Water by the Spoonful, a daring Sweeney Todd set during the London Blitz, and a critically acclaimed revival of Noël Coward’s comedy Fallen Angels.

and musicals in New York while traveling often to TheatreWorks to oversee major events. Her 2014 New Works Festival was a vibrant success; it highlighted six works in development, including Kimber Lee’s tokyo fish story, an Asian drama subsequently scheduled for our mainstage season, and Shakina Nayfack’s One Woman Show, our first work to explore transgender issues. Nationally, two of our musicals in development were selected for the prestigious National Alliance for Musical Theatre’s Festival in New York: the Havana-set Cubamor and Chinese American The Great Wall. The company’s artistry and financial integrity were recognized locally as well, with The Mercury News writing, “TheatreWorks’ successes have illuminated the Peninsula’s cultural scene like those of no other arts institution,” and the San Jose Business Journal describing TheatreWorks as the “#1 Top Performing Arts Organization in Silicon Valley.” With our Arts Education Programs reaching over 25,000 students throughout the region, the 2014/15 season proved a spectacular success for TheatreWorks, providing cultural enrichment and creative opportunities to people of all ages. We are proud of our artistic leadership in this innovative community.

Robert Kelley Artistic Director

Phil Santora Managing Director

Julie Kaufman Board Chair

New York-based Giovanna Sardelli joined the company as Director of New Works and proved a tremendous asset, accessing new plays 1


The New Works Initiative

The 2014/15 Season marked the 13th anniversary of our renowned New Works Initiative, which has contributed to the development of scores of new plays and musicals, earning national recognition and acclaim for TheatreWorks. WRITERS’ RETREAT In April 2015, TheatreWorks hosted a Writers’ Retreat, inviting playwrights, composers, and lyricists from around the country to work on drafts of their newest plays and musicals.

2014 NEW WORKS FESTIVAL The charming Lucie Stern Theatre complex was once again the home of TheatreWorks’ 13th annual New Works Festival, held in August. Over 3,000 patrons gathered for the two week-long Festival to enjoy and discuss readings of five new plays and musicals. Artists mounted staged readings of their works, received audience feedback, and refined their pieces with the support of TheatreWorks’ artists and directors. Audiences and artists agree that the New Works Festival is a source of great inspiration and pride for TheatreWorks.

Be Careful! The Sharks Will Eat You! Written by Jay Alvarez, Suzanne Bradbeer, & Gaby Gold in collaboration with Grammy Award winner Paquito D’Rivera

Norman Rockwell's America Book by Lynne Kaufman Music & Lyrics by Alex Mandel

You Don’t Know Me from Adam Book, Music, & Lyrics by Daniel Maté

Describe the Night By Rajiv Joseph

Show & Tell Book, Music, & Lyrics by Max Vernon

The Disappearing Man Music, Lyrics, & Book by Jahn Sood

Le Comte Noir, or The Black Count Written by James D. Sasser & Charles Vincent Burwell

An Entomologist's Love Story By Melissa Ross

THE CAST OF NORMAN ROCKWELL’S AMERICA

tokyo fish story By Kimber Lee

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One Woman Show Written & Performed by Shakina Nayfack

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Education AT A GLANCE We provided our community with 62,564 educational interactions. We serve on average 25,000 students a year, 1,800 adult learners, 975 teachers, 57 schools from 7 counties.

FOR YOUTH

Concepts at Play: These action-packed, ten-day in-school residencies integrate the arts into math, science, poetry, and English as a second language. Led by TheatreWorks Teaching Artists, students physically explore complex concepts, encouraging creativity as well as collaborative skills. Our assessment has shown vocabulary retention increased from 35% to 85% through these programs.

PlayMakers Summer Camp: Elementary age students (K–6) build a foundation of theatre techniques—theatre and life skills—all while creating their own original works.

School Tours: Our annual touring production makes stops at elementary schools throughout the Bay Area to address topics such as bullying or coping with stress.

30 new schools participated in TheatreWorks programs. SUMMER CAMP

FOR SCHOOLS

There were 10 schools that support economically disadvantaged families participating in TheatreWorks programs, including Title 1 schools.

Student Matinees: These special daytime performances of selected mainstage productions are enhanced by an in-depth study guide, class visits with actors prior to the matinee, and a post-show discussion with the artists.

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1440 COUNTDOWN: MAKE A PLAY IN 24 HOURS

HEALING PROJECT AT LUCILE PACKARD CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL

The Young Playwrights Project: High school students learn the art of playwriting from an accomplished, professional playwright during this ten-week residency program. The project culminates in a whirlwind day in which student work is directed and rehearsed by professional artists, and performed before an audience. The Young Storytellers Lab: In a two-week residency, junior high school students learn to craft their own monologues, both on the page and on the stage, and perform original stories for their community. Arts Integration Network: Supported by TheatreWorks, a number of long-term partner schools have grown into a breeding ground for new and innovative programming in the world of professional development for educators.

Characters @ Play Spring Break Camp: A one-week session focusing on building acting skills, working together, and having fun while using imagination. 1440 Countdown—Make a Play in 24 Hours: Ten teams of students gather for 24 hours at TheatreWorks, during which time they create original plays. The pressure cooker environment challenges them to exercise their creativity and resilience in a safe environment, and provides them with skills to take artistic risks with confidence. Junior Conservatory: Middle and junior high school students develop their skills in acting, dancing, playwriting, and singing. New Works Conservatory: This intensive five-week program is for high school students serious about the performing arts, and affords them the opportunity to grow as performers under the guidance of the best actors, directors, and playwrights in the Bay Area.

COMMUNITY PROGRAMS The Children’s Healing Project: Teaching Artists use creativity and self-expression to help aid the healing process for patients at the Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital. Career Development Program: Exceptional interns share their talents with TheatreWorks staff, and learn what it’s like to work in a professional theatre company while earning college credit. 5


2014/15 Mainstage Productions

July 9 - August 3, 2014

The Great Pretender WORLD PREMIERE By David West Read Directed by Stephen Brackett Scenic Design by Daniel Zimmerman Costume Design by Cathleen Edwards Lighting Design by Paul Toben Sound Design by Cliff Caruthers Puppet Design by David Valentine

“Pitch perfect. IRRESISTIBLE!”

STEVE BRADY & SARAH MOSER

The Mercury News

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LEFT TO RIGHT: SUZANNE GRODNER & MICHAEL STORM / SARAH MOSER

Bay Area Theatre Critics Award for Best Original Play Bay Area Theatre Critics Award for Featured Actor—Michael Storm

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August 20 - September 14, 2014

“DAZZLING! A vibrant play of emotion and heart.”

Water by the Spoonful

Out and About

Bay Area Theatre Critics Award for Lighting Design Bay Area Theatre Critics Award for Sound Design

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: PATRICK KELLY JONES, ANTHONY J. HANEY, ANNA ISHIDA, & ZILAH MENDOZA

By Quiara Alegría Hudes Directed by Leslie Martinson Scenic Design by Erik Flatmo Costume Design by Anna R. Oliver Lightning Design by Steven B. Mannshardt Sound Design by Gregory Robinson Projections Design By Erik Scanlon

LEFT TO RIGHT: ANNA ISHIDA & ANTHONY J. HANEY / ZILAH MENOZA, PATRICK KELLY JONES, SABINA ZUNIGA VARELA, & MILES GASTON VILLANUEVA

REGIONAL PREMIERE

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October 8 - November 2, 2014

Sweeney Todd

“Thrills, chills, and delights. SIMPLY NOT TO BE MISSED!”SF Chronicle

Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Book by Hugh Wheeler From an adaptation by Christopher Bond Directed by Robert Kelley Musical Direction by William Liberatore Orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick Scenic Design by Andrea Bechert Costume Design by Fumiko Bielefeldt Lighting Design by Steven B. Mannshardt Sound Design by Jeff Mockus

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LEFT TO RIGHT: JACK MOSBACHER, NOEL ANTHONY, & CAST / TORY ROSS & DAVID STUDWELL

SPENCER KIELY & CAST

Theatre Bay Area Award for Featured Actor—Spencer Kiely

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“So funny, so engaging, so VERY MAGICAL!”

A Play by Rick Elice Based on the novel by Dave Barry & Ridley Pearson Music by Wayne Barker Directed by Robert Kelley Musical Direction by William Liberatore Scenic Design by Joe Ragey Costume Design by B. Modern Lighting Design by Pamela Z. Gray Sound Design by Brendan Aanes Choreography by Dottie Lester-White Fight Direction by Kit Wilder Bay Area Theatre Critics Award for Scenic Design

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Metro Silicon Valley

THE CAST OF PETER AND THE STARCATCHER

Peter and the Starcatcher

TOP TO BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: WILL SPRINGHORN JR., CHRISTOPHER REBER, PATRICK KELLY JONES, SUZANNE GRODNER, & KENNY TOLL / ADRIENNE WALTERS & TIM HOMSLEY / THE CAST

December 3, 2014 - January 3, 2015

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January 14 - February 15, 2015

2 Pianos 4 Hands By Ted Dykstra & Richard Greenblatt Directed by Tom Frey Scenic Design & Lighting Design by Steve Lucas Costume Design by Noah Marin Sound Design by Brendan Aanes

“IMPRESSIVE. HILARIOUS. EBULLIENT!”

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DARREN DUNSTAN & CHRISTOPHER TOCCO / CHRISTOPHER TOCCO & DARREN DUNSTAN

CHRISTOPHER TOCCO & DARREN DUNSTAN

SF Examiner

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March 4 - 29, 2015

The Lake Effect

“SPARKLES WITH BRILLIANCE!”

WEST COAST PREMIERE

Regarding Arts

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JASON BOWEN & ADAM POSS

ADAM POSS, JASON BOWEN, & NILANJANA BOSE / JASON BOWEN

By Rajiv Joseph Directed by Giovanna Sardelli Scenic Design by Wilson Chin Costume Design by Jill Bowers Lighting Design by Matthew Johns Sound Design by Brendan Aanes


April 1 - 26, 2015

Fire on the Mountain

“ACHINGLY BEAUTIFUL. A searing tribute to the resilience of the human spirit.” The Mercury News

LEFT TO RIGHT: MOLLY ANDREWS & DAVID M. LUTKEN / TONY MARCUS, DAVID M. LUTKEN, HARVY BLANKS, & ROBERT PARSONS

THE CAST OF FIRE ON THE MOUNTAIN

REGIONAL PREMIERE By Randal Myler & Dan Wheetman Directed by Randal Myler Musical Direction by Dan Wheetman Scenic Design by Joe Ragey Costume Design by Jill Bowers Lighting Design by Steven B. Mannshardt Sound Design by Brendan Aanes Theatre Bay Area Award for Musical Direction

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June 3 - 28, 2015

Fallen Angels

“DOWNRIGHT DELIGHTFUL!”

By Noël Coward Directed by Robert Kelley Scenic Design by J. B. Wilson Costume Design by Fumiko Bielefeldt Lighting Design by Steven B. Mannshardt Sound Design by Cliff Caruthers

SF Chronicle

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REBECCA DINES & MARK ANDERSON PHILLIPS

LEFT TO RIGHT: REBECCA DINES & SARAH OVERMAN / MARK ANDERSON PHILLIPS & TORY ROSS

Theatre Bay Area Award for Featured Actress—Tory Ross

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45th Anniversary Celebration, Leading Ladies, & Spring Fundraiser

45TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

LEADING LADIES

TheatreWorks’ 45th Anniversary Celebration was held on Saturday, November 8, 2014 at the elegant Hotel Sofitel in Redwood Shores. The theme, “Original and Timeless,” referred to both the company and esteemed honoree for the evening, Dr. Donald Kennedy, President Emeritus of Stanford University.

The second annual Leading Ladies featured three inspiring female speakers: New York Times bestselling author Lalita Tademy, Emmy-nominated screenwriter and television producer Margaret Nagle, and Representative Anna G. Eshoo of California’s 18th Congressional District. Each took the stage to share their stories of innovation and ambition, encouraging all to follow their passions. The afternoon’s entertainment was an inspiring concert by Vienna Teng, computer scientist turned musician, who followed her own passion to become a nationally acclaimed indie-pop artist.

Attendees included The Honorable Cory Booker, Senator from New Jersey; and The Honorable Anna G. Eshoo, Representative from California’s 18th Congressional District. Both spoke eloquently about Dr. Kennedy’s contributions to the scientific and educational landscape of our nation, and of the importance and value of TheatreWorks to the Silicon Valley community.

45TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION / PHOTO DREW ALTIZER

Playwright/composer Paul Gordon worked with Robert Kelley to create a special version of Jane Austen’s Emma, which was performed at the Celebration. Emma was the highest-grossing TheatreWorks show of all time, a fitting tribute to 45 years of innovative theatre and new work development.

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In honor of Dr. Kennedy’s passion for education, the Donald Kennedy Fund for Education at TheatreWorks was established. In all, 433 donors supported the event, raising a total of $523,960, the highest-grossing fundraiser for TheatreWorks Silicon Valley to date. Celebration Committee: Anne Hambly, Pat Hedden, Judy Heyboer, Larry Horton, Lisa Jones, Gina Klein Jorasch, Julie Kaufman, Robin Kennedy, Michelle Kwatinetz, Michael Kwatinetz, Cynthia Sears, Barbara Shapiro, Nancy Ginsburg Stern, Lynn Szekely-Goode, Gayla Lorthridge Wood

TheatreWorks announced the creation of an honorary position, Leading Ladies Laureate. The 2014/15 Laureate was Kimber Lee, a female playwright whose play, tokyo fish story, was in development at TheatreWorks. A giving appeal to support future Leading Ladies Laureates raised $26,856. In all, 407 supporters raised $140,964. Chair: Jenny Dearborn, Senior Vice President, Chief Learning Officer, SAP SPRING FUNDRAISER—TONIGHT! On Saturday, May 2, 2015, TheatreWorks Silicon Valley hosted a new, fabulously fun event called TONIGHT! The TWSV offices at Sobrato Center for Nonprofits were converted to a New York street scene with food booths representing many cultures, including a Sabrett’s Hot Dog stand and New York-style cheesecake. Guests “grazed,” bid on silent and live auction items, and bought raffle tickets. All were then treated to a casual and hilarious one-nightonly performance satirizing two popular musicals. The event sold out with 180 attendees and raised $193,185.

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Financials

THEATREWORKS STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES

THEATREWORKS STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

Year ended June 30, 2015 Operating Activities

Temporarily Restricted

June 30, 2015 Permanently Restricted

Total ASSETS

REVENUE Program Revenue

THEATREWORKS 2014/15 INCOME $8,495,042

Contributions 36%

Special Events 8%

Grants & Contributions

THEATREWORKS 2014/15 EXPENSE $8,096,790

Fundraising 9%

Education 4%

$3,507,036

3,507,036

3,585,616

598,000

500,000

4,683,616

Other Income

General & Administrative 7%

87,120

87,120

Net Realized & Unrealized Gains (Losses) on Investments

13,696

13,696

Interest & Dividends

62,911

62,911

Net Assets Released from Restriction

(1,315,270)

$8,495,042

(640,663)

500,000

$8,354,379

Programming Expense

$5,049,398

$5,049,398

General/Administrative

522,501

522,501

Total Non-Current Assets............................................................................. $867,236 ENDOWMENT FUNDS ................................................................................ $2,545,134

EXPENSES

Marketing/Promotion

1,492,185

1,492,185

762,685

762,685

$7,826,769

$7,826,769

(640,663)

500,000

Fundraising Total Expense

OPERATING CHANGE IN NET ASSETS Other Income 4%

668,273 In-kind Donations 10%

Ticket Sales 38%

Program Production 65%

527,610

NON-OPERATING CHANGE IN NET ASSETS Depreciation/Capitalization

$(270,021)

Beneficial Use of Property

— 45,422

(270,021)

45,422

(224,599)

303,011

TOTAL NON-OPERATING CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $(270,021)

45,422

$398,252

(595,241)

500,000

$(2,908,552)

$1,560,184

$3,265,801

$1,917,433

$(2,510,300)

$964,943

$3,765,801

$2,220,444

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS

NET ASSETS, Beginning of Year

NET ASSETS, End of Year

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NON-CURRENT ASSETS Deposits......................................................................................................... $58,368 Pledges Receivable, LT................................................................................ 244,113 Fixed Assets (Net of Depreciation) ............................................................... 564,755 Beneficial use of property, noncurrent portion ...................................................... –

1,315,270

Total Revenue

Marketing & Promotion 19%

CURRENT ASSETS Cash & Cash Equivalents............................................................................. $252,104 Contributions & Misc. Receivables................................................................ 972,048 Prepaid Expenses .......................................................................................... 372,530 Beneficial use of property, current portion ................................................... 252,688 Total Current Assets .............................................................................. $1,849,370

TOTAL ASSETS........................................................................................... $5,261,740

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS LIABILITIES Accts Payable .............................................................................................. $456,429 Accrued Liabilities ......................................................................................... 180,136 Line of Credit......................................................................................................350,000 Deferred Ticket Revenue ............................................................................... 1,993,683 Other Liabilities ................................................................................................... 61,048 Total Liabilities ....................................................................................... $3,041,296 NET ASSETS & YTD NET INCOME Unrestricted ............................................................................................ $(2,510,300) Temporarily Restricted .......................................................................................964,943 Permanently Restricted .............................................................................. 3,765,801 Total Net Assets and Net Income ............................................................ $2,220,444 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS .................................................... $5,261,740

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2014/15 Board of Trustees Julie Kaufman, Chair Jayne Booker Bill Coughran Jenny Dearborn Susan Fairbrook Ciro Giammona Anne Hambly Judy Heyboer Larry Horton Lisa Jones

Derry Kabcenell Michael Kahn Robert Kelley Tom Kelley Robin Kennedy Michael Kwatinetz Ray A. Rothrock Adam Samuels Phil Santora

2014/15 Staff Loren Saxe Barbara Shapiro Nancy Ginsburg Stern Debra Summers Lynn Szekely-Goode Mark Vershel Holly Ward Lisa Webster Gayla Lorthridge Wood

ARTISTIC DIRECTOR ROBERT KELLEY & MANAGING DIRECTOR PHIL SANTORA

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Aaron Gershenberg Marcia Goldman Emeri Handler Susan M. Huch Perry A. Irvine Nancy Lee Jalonen Gina Jorasch Roberta R. Katz Dick Maltzman Suzanne Martin Patti McClung Don McDougall Bruce McLeod Cynthia S. Miller Leslie Murphy-Chutorian Eileen Nelson

Associate Artistic Director Leslie Martinson

Karen Nierenberg Carrie Perzow Carey Pickus Margot Mailliard Rawlins John Reis Eddie Reynolds Sandi Risser Lynn Wilson Roberts Denise Stanford Rosina Lo Sun James Sweeney Cathie Thermond Helaina Titus Robert J. Van der Leest, MD Ronni Watson Elissa Wellikson

Production Coordinator Karen Szpaller

Company Manager/ Casting Associate Jeffrey Lo

Electricians Kelly Jean Mack, Steven Fetter, Carolyn Foot, Elizar Ivanov, Dan Kaminski, Nick Kumamoto, Harris Meyers, Gary Nelson, Seth Tuthall, Becca Van De Vanter, Jarku Virtanen, Jackson Wijtman

FutureWorks Fellow Akemi Okamura

Load-in/Strike Volunteers Rick Amerson, Ed Hunter

Director of New Works Giovanna Sardelli

TCG/Fox Foundation Resident Artist Cindy Im

Board Emeritus Nancy Meyer, Founder William F. Adler Edward T. Anderson, MD Doug Barry Lauren Berman Chuck Bernstein Sharon Anthony Bower Michael Braun Polly W. Bredt Bruce C. Cozadd Jeff Crowe Peggy Dalal Yogen Dalal Michael R. Flicker Peggy Woodford Forbes Dan Garber Doug Garland

ARTISTIC

Artistic Director Robert Kelley

Resident Musical Director William Liberatore New Works Reading Committee Doug Brook, Shareen Merriam, Patty Reinhart, Cindi Sears, Amy Sundberg, Scott Walecka

PRODUCTION, LIGHTING, & SOUND Production Manager David A. Milligan Assistant Production Manager Jon Wat Operations Manager/ Master Electrician Steven B. Mannshardt Resident Lighting Designer Steven B. Mannshardt Sound Supervisor Brendan Aanes

SCENERY Technical Director Frank Sarmiento Lead Scenic Artist / Craftsman Tom Langguth Master Carpenter Bill Roberts Carpenters Esteban Calvillo, Rodrigo Frausto, Henry Ing

Managing Director Phil Santora COSTUMES

EDUCATION

Costume Director Jill Bowers

Director of Education Amy Cole-Farrell

Assistant Costumer Noah Marin

Associate Education Director— Schools Katie Bartholomew

Lead Cutter/Draper Yen La Wong Wardrobe Manager Thom Hoffman Costume Rentals Manager Conni Edwards Assistant Cutter/First Hand Michelle Earney Stitchers Nhan Thi Luu, Son Pham Hair Stylist Jeanne Naritomi

STAGE MANAGEMENT Resident Stage Manager Randall K. Lum

PROPERTIES Interim Properties Master Tunuviel Luv Properties Master Christopher Fitzer Properties Stock Manager Alfred Rudolph

Associate Education Director— Playwriting Jake Arky Master Teaching Artist Piper LaGrelius Teaching Artists Caroline Altman, Brittany Caine, Jennifer Debevec, Martin Rojas Dietrich, Amanda Johnson, Emily Jordan, Rebecca Longworth, Stephanie Owen, Kelly Rinehart, Tory Ross, Elissa Stebbins, Mia Tagano, Maryssa Wanlass Playwrights-in-Residence Jake Arky, Jeffrey Lo

MARKETING AND SALES

DEVELOPMENT

Director of Marketing Lorraine VanDeGraaf-Rodriguez

Director of Advancement Jodye Friedman

Art Director Ev Shiro

Director of Major Gifts Anne Holmes

Associate Director of Marketing Syche Phillips

Stewardship and Events Manager Jodi Corwin

Associate Director of Patron Services Margaret Purdy

Development Operations Manager Michelle Piasecki

Marketing and Digital Communications Manager Jonathan Amores Ticket Services Supervisor Alix Josefski Ticket Services Representatives Megan Bartlett, Sarah Benjamin, Jennifer Gosk, Tracy Hayden Graphics Assistant Katie Dai Telesales Representatives Constance Gannon, Gerald Gist Company House Managers Larry Condit, Lois Hopp, Bill McFarland, Ray Vinall Public Relations & Advertising Carla Befera & Co. Carla Befera, Molly Kullman Company Photographers Kevin Berne, Alessandra Mello

ADMINISTRATIVE General Manager Scott DeVine Database Administrator Ken Maitz Bookkeeper Jason Hyde Staff Accountant Barbara Sloss Front Desk Volunteers Joan Doherty, Cindi Sears

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2014/15 Institutional Support VISIONARY SPONSORS

PRESENTING SPONSORS

2014/15 Contributors Visionary Sponsors ($50,000 and above) The Garden Court Hotel* The William & Flora Hewlett Foundation J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines* The Mercury News* The David & Lucile Packard Foundation The Shubert Foundation The Sobrato Family Foundation*

Presenting Sponsors ($25,000 to $49,999) Avant! Foundation Harrell Remodeling National Endowment for the Arts Sand Hill Foundation SAP

SUPPORTING SPONSORS

SPONSORS

Supporting Sponsors ($15,000 to $24,999) Applied Materials Carla Befera Public Relations* Fenwick & West LLP The Kimball Foundation Microsoft Corporation The Harold & Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Foundation

Sponsors ($10,000 to $14,999) Adams Wine Group* Aeris Communications, Inc. The Leonard C. & Mildred F. Ferguson Foundation

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Gerstco Heising-Simons Foundation Hengehold Motor Company* Hurlbut-Johnson Charitable Trusts Silicon Valley Bank Tarlton Properties

Benefactors ($5,000 to $9,999) Bloomingdale’s Dodge & Cox Investment Managers Nordstrom Palo Alto Weekly Holiday Fund Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP

Supporters ($2,500 to $4,999)

Avidbank Cooley LLP* S. H. Cowell Foundation The Morrison & Foerster Foundation Palo Alto Weekly* Perkins Coie LLP Synaptics Tiffany & Co.* Wells Fargo

Supporters ($2,500 to $4,999) Cooley Godward Kronish LLP* Dodge & Cox Investment Managers Elite Island Resorts* Enterprise Holdings Foundation

Future Lighting* Gentry Magazine* The Great Highway* Idem Translations Luther Burbank Savings Mission City Community Fund The Morrison & Foerster Foundation Orchard Supply Hardware* Perkins Coie LLP Avidbank Tiffany & Co.* The Westly Group

Friends ($1,000 to $2,499) Anonymous Applied Materials Excellence in the Arts Grants, a program of Silicon Valley Creates ChaseVP* DES Architects + Engineers The Dramatists Guild Fund Goodwin Procter LLP* International ProInsurance Services LLC Luther Burbank Savings Nikon Precision, Inc. Peter Michael Winery* The Law Office of Nanette S. Stringer TBS Construction Union Bank Wells Fargo Foundation

The following pages acknowledge our dedicated annual fund supporters who give generously each year, making possible our work on-stage and in the community. We extend our deepest gratitude to those listed here and the hundreds of contributors in the Friends of TheatreWorks program who cannot be listed due to space limitations. MATCHING GIFTS

ENDOWMENT FUND

3Com Corporation Matching Gift Program • Adobe Systems, Incorporated Matching Gift Program • Allstate Giving Campaign • Annual Review • AON Matching Gifts • Apple Matching Gift Program • Applied Materials Foundation Matching • Argonaut Group, Inc. • AT&T Matching Gift Foundation • Bank of America Matching Gifts • Becton Dickinson & Company • C.M. Capital Foundation • Cadence Design Systems, Inc. Matching Gift Program • Citigroup Matching Gifts Administrative Office • eBay Matching Gifts • Electronic Arts • First Republic Bank #Fluidigm Corporation • Franklin Templeton • Gap Inc. Matching Gifts • Google Matching Gift Program • Hewlett-Packard Company • IBM Matching Gift Program • IDG Books Inc. • Inuit Donation Matching Program • Itron Matching Gifts • Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies • Levi Strauss Matching • Marymount Green Hills Retirement • Mayfield Fund Foundation • Merck Partnership for Giving • Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc. • Microsoft Matching Gifts Program • Online Computer Library Center, Inc. • Oracle Matching Gifts • Peninsula Community Foundation • Rambus Inc. Matching Gift Program • Raychem Corporation Matching Gifts • RealNetworks, Inc. Foundation • Rockwell Collins Matching Gifts Program • S.H. Cowell Foundation • SAP • Silicon Graphics Matching Gifts • The Amgen Foundation • The Boeing Company Gift Matching Program • The David and Lucile Packard Foundation • The Pew Charitable Trust • The Sun Microsystems Matching Gifts • The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation • ThermoFisher Scientific • United Tech. Matching Gift Program • Verizon Foundation • Visa • VMware • Yahoo!

Marsha & Bill Adler • William C. Anderson • Ann S. Bowers • Polly & Tom Bredt • Bruce Cozadd & Sharon Hoffman • Peter & Melanie Cross • Yogen & Peggy Dalal • Carl H. Feldman • The John & Marcia Goldman Foundation • Emeri & Brad Handler • HurlbutJohnson Charitable Trusts • Charles & Roberta Katz Family Foundation • Patricia McClung & Allen Morgan • The Rathmann Family Foundation • Eddie Reynolds • John & Diane Savage • Joyce Reynolds Sinclair • Lynn Szekely-Goode & Dr. Richard Goode

FUTUREWORKS Anonymous (6) • Marc Abramson • The Estate of William C. Anderson • Ray & Carol Bacchetti • Pauline Berkow & Ronald Kauffman • David & Lauren Berman • Jayne Booker • James & Diane Bordoni • Ann S. Bowers • Steve & Gayle Brugle • The estate of Cathryn Z. Cannon • Eleanor W. Caughlan • Steven & Karin Chase • Jodi Corwin • Bruce Cozadd & Sharon Hoffman • George & Susan Crow • John & Linda Elman • Frances Escherich • Susan Fairbrook • Harriett Ferziger • Gayle Flanagan • Carole & David Florian • Peter & Rose Friedland • Terry & Carolyn Gannon • Ed Glazier • Marcia & John Goldman • Kathryn Green • Lorie Griswold • Maureen Hoberg • Anne & Emma Grace Holmes • Kenny Hom • Sam & Elaine Housten • Susan M. Huch • Edward Hunter & Michelle Garcia • John W. & Nancy Lee Jalonen • Barry Lee Johnson • Claiborne S. Jones • Dr. Steve Kelem • Robert Kelley & Ev Shiro • Bill & Terry Krivan • Phil Kurjan & Noel Butler • Woof Kurtzman • Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mangelsdorf • Steve Mannshardt • Suzanne Martin & John Doyle • Leigh Metzler & Jim McVey • Cynthia S. Miller • Tami & Craney Ogata • Karen & John Reis • Eddie Reynolds • Betsy Boardman Ross • Adam Samuels • Philip Santora & Cristian Asher • Dorothy Saxe • Loren & Shelley Saxe • Edward & Jane Seaman • Barbara Shapiro & Mark Lewis • Joyce Reynolds Sinclair • Gerry Sipes • Carol Snell & Mindy Rauch • Esther Sobel • Jim & Mary Southam • Cherrill M. Spencer • Rick Stern & Nancy Ginsburg Stern • Susanne Stevens • Mark Stevenson • Carol Watts • Renee & Herman Winick

* Indicates donors whose gifts include in-kind goods or services.

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PRODUCERS Visionary Producers ($50,000 & above) Ann S. Bowers Dr. & Mrs. W. M. Coughran, Jr. Anne & Larry Hambly TheatreWorks Board Emeritus

Executive Producers ($25,000 to $49,999)

Anonymous Bruce Cozadd The Dirk & Charlene Kabcenell Foundation Michelle & Michael Kwatinetz Cynthia Sears Lynn Szekely-Goode & Dr. Richard Goode Lisa Webster

Producers ($10,000 to $24,999) Marsha & Bill Adler Lois & Dr. Edward Anderson Elaine Baskin & Ken Krechmer Jayne Booker Bredt Family Fund at Truckee Tahoe Community Foundation Steve & Gayle Brugler Steven & Karin Chase Susan Fairbrook Sylvia & Ron Gerst Kathryn Green Richard & Kathy Hawes

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Judy Heyboer & Brian Shally William J. Higgs Larry Horton & George Wilson Mike & Martha Kahn Julie Kaufman Robert Kelley & Ev Shiro Tom & Sharon Kelley Dorothy Lazier Mark & Debra Leslie Mark Lewis & Barbara Shapiro Marks Family Foundation Suzanne Martin & John Doyle Adam Samuels Philip Santora & Cristian Asher Dorothy Saxe Martha Seaver & Scott Walecka Larry & Barbara Sonsini Rick Stern & Nancy Ginsburg Stern Debra Summers Watkins Family Charitable Fund Carol Watts Harriet & Frank Weiss Bill & Janne Wissel Gayla Lorthridge Wood & Walt Wood

DONALD KENNEDY EDUCATION FUND DONORS

THE INNER CIRCLE

Anonymous (3) • Marsha & Bill Adler • Betsy & George Bechtel • David & Lauren Berman • Robert & Martha Bernstein • Roslyn & Arthur Bienenstock • Richard & Susan Block • Jayne Booker • Ann S. Bowers • Paul & Iris Brest • Kathy Bridgman • Chris & Teresa Bruzzo • Gitta & Bliss Carnochan • Patrick & Joan Cathcart • Helen Chaknova • Jennifer & Simon Chang • Thomas Ciaraffo • Ellen Clear • Amy Cole-Farrell • Jodi Corwin & Irv Duchowny • Dr. & Mrs. W. M. Coughran, Jr. • Michael Cowan • Sharyn Crosat • The David & Lucile Packard Foundation • Gordon & Carolyn Davidson • Jenny Dearborn & John Tarlton • Mary De May • Robert & Carol Dressler • Debbie Duncan & Bill Stone • Mary & Mark Edleson • Ellen & Ira Ehrenpreis • Tom & Ellen Ehrlich • Polly Ellis & Michael Ramsaur • Debra Engel • Margaret Epperheimer • Anna Eshoo • Susan Kay Fairbrook • Tom Fawcett • Gayle Flanagan • AV Flox & Yonatan Zunger • John & Cindy Ford • Michelle Forrest • Jay & Joyce Friedrichs • Debbie & Eric Friedman • Naomi Garelick • Leslie & Charlie Garvin • Ciro & Eileen Giammona • Gary & Terry Gianatasio • Lynn Gibbons • Peg & Buzz Gitelson • Dick & Anne Gould • Anne & Larry Hambly • Tom & Mary Haverstock • Shelley & John Hebert • Christine Helwick • John & Andrea Hennessy • Judy Heyboer & Brian Shally • Larry Horton & George Wilson • Ken Jaffee & Karen Carlson White • Pitch & Cathie Johnson • Patrick Kelly Jones & Katie McGee • Barbara Jones • Lisa & Marc Jones • Craig & Gina Jorasch Family Fund • Mike & Martha Kahn • Stina & Herant Katchadourian • Eugene & Barbara Kates • Robert Kelley & Ev Shiro • Tom & Sharon Kelley • Cameron Kennedy & Rick Desimone • Professor & Mrs. David Kennedy • Robin & Don Kennedy • Larry Kramer & Sarah Delson • Phil Kurjan & Noel Butler • Michelle & Michael Kwatinetz • Joan Lane • Mary Layne & Robert Gregg • Tom & Judy Leep • Dr. Alan & Ms. Agnes Leshner • Mark & Debra Leslie • Peter Levin & Lisa Voge-Levin • Dr. & Mrs. Bernard I. Lewis • The Honorable Goodwin Liu & Ms. Ann O'Leary • Steve Lohr • James & Martha Lyons • The Marmor Foundation/Drs. Michael & Jane Marmor • Debbie & Amir Matityahu • Jody Maxmin • Karen & Bob McCulloch • Mary & Don McDougall • Charlotte McFadden • Jim & Debra McLean • Linda & Tony Meier • Lissa & Dick Merrill • Buff & Cindy Miller • Dr. Eva Mortensen • Cathy Murphy & Michael Gagliasso • Eileen Nelson & Hugh Franks • Susan & Leonard Nimoy • Beth & Charlie Perrell • Carey & Josh Pickus • Jacinta Pister & Richard Whitmore • Dean & Mrs. Phil Pizzo • Susan Levenberg & Paul Podrid • Sausha & Michael Polentz • Ellen Porzig • Lowell & Carole Price • Fred & Marcia Rehmus • Dr. Condoleezza Rice • Mindy & Jesse Rogers • Loren & Shelley Saxe • Ellen & Reverend Scotty • Edward & Jane Seaman • Cynthia Sears • Kay & Peter Shumway • Leonard Shustek & Donna Dubinsky • Kristin & Michael Sims • Cherrill M. Spencer • Rob Steinberg & Alice Erber • Janet Strauss & Jeff Hawkins • Marguerite & Roger Sullivan • Dr. Lise Van Susteren & Mr. Jonathan Kempner • James & Susan Sweeney • Lynn Szekely-Goode & Dr. Richard Goode • Lalita Tademy & Barry L. Williams • Taube Family Foundation • John Thompson & Gerry Steinberg-Thompson • Mark & Teri Vershel • Holly Ward & Scott Spector • Carol Webber • Lisa Webster • Professor & Mrs. Jeff Wine • Mrs. Joan Wiseman • Danielle & Eric Wood • Gayla Lorthridge Wood & Walt Wood • Debra Zumwalt

Associate Producers

45 for 45Circle TheatreWorks 45 for 45 Circle members have made a multiyear pledge of $45,000 or more to honor Robert Kelley and TheatreWorks’ 45th Anniversary. Elaine Baskin & Ken Krechmer Ann S. Bowers Gayle & Steve Brugler Bruce Cozadd Gordon & Carolyn Davidson Sylvia & Ron Gerst Anne & Larry Hambly Judy Heyboer & Brian Shally Julie Kaufman Tom & Sharon Kelley Phil Kurjan & Noel Butler Michelle & Michael Kwatinetz Dorothy Lazier Mark & Debra Leslie Carole & Michael Marks Suzanne Martin & John Doyle

Mendelsohn Family Fund Rebecca & James Morgan Cynthia Sears Barbara Shapiro & Mark Lewis Rick Stern & Nancy Ginsburg Stern Mark & Teri Vershel Lisa Webster Watkins Family Charitable Trust Carol Watts Janne & Bill Wissel

($6,000 to $9,999) Anonymous Paul Asente & Ron Jenks John & Susan Diekman Linda M. Hinton & Vince Foecke Edward Hunter & Michelle Garcia Lisa & Marc Jones Rob & Ann Marangell Yvonne & Mike Nevens Bill & Janet Nicholls Ron & Lila Schmidt

Directors ($3,000 to $5,999) Anonymous Carol Bacchetti Joel & Wendy Bartlett Anne & Buz Battle Katherine Bazak & John Dohner David & Lauren Berman Marah & Gene Brehaut Bruce & Gail Chizen Diane & Howard Crittenden Randy Curry & Kay Simon Ranae DeSantis John & Wynne Dobyns Richard & Josephine Ferrie Gayle Flanagan Peter & Rose Friedland Dan & Catharine Garber Maureen Hoberg Karen Carlson White & Ken Jaffee Claiborne S. Jones

Thomas Kailath & Anu Maitra Hal & Iris Korol Bill & Terry Krivan Arlene & Jack Leslie Sue & Dick Levy Kevin McCoy Myrna & Hy Mitchner, PhD Richard Niblock Margo & Roy Ogus Joe, Nancy, Sam & Sara Ragey Orli & Zack Rinat Tom Rindfleisch & Carli Scott Betsy Boardman Ross Mark & Martha Ross Rita & Robert Rove Edward & Jane Seaman Bart Sears Catherine & Jeff Thermond Jan Thomson & Roy Levin Ted & Betty Ullman Holly Ward & Scott Spector Elissa Wellikson & Tim Shroyer Mark & Sheila Wolfson

Players ($1,500 to $2,999) Anonymous (3) Marc & Sophia Abramson Douglas & Loretta Allred Mary Ann Anthony & Ken Fowkes Peter Bacchetti in memory of Ray Bacchetti Lisa Backus & Anthony Montefusco Shirley Bailey

Doug & Marie Barry Pat Bashaw & Gene Segre Betsy & George Bechtel Don & Deborah Bennett Dr. Barbara L. Bessey in memory of Dr. Kevin J. Gilmartin Charlotte & David Biegelsen Wendell & Celeste Birkhofer Bob & Martha Bowden Chet & Marcie Brown Christine B. Butcher+ Jeff & Deborah Byron Ron & Sally Carter Dean & Wilma Chu Nancy M. Cohen Jodi Corwin & Irv Duchowny David & Ann Crockett Jeff & Amy Crowe Richard & Anita Davis Scott & Edie DeVine Douglas Dexter Dennis & Cindy Dillon Pamela Dougherty Jack & Marcia Edelstein James J. Elacqua Frances Escherich Sheldon Finkelstein & Beatriz V. Infante Kathleen Fitts Diane & Bob Frankle Barbara Franklin & Bernie Loth Jodye & Jonny Friedman Marilee Gardner Nancy & Charles Geschke Renee & Mark Greenstein Nancy & Bill Grove

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Barbara Gunther Peter & Laura Haas Jane Hamlin & Steven Schow Emeri & Brad Handler David & Noreen Henig Craig & Deborah Hoffman in memory of Susan Woods Anne & Emma Grace Holmes David Hornik & Pamela Miller-Hornik Susan M. Huch Perry A. Irvine & Linda Romley-Irvine Leigh & Roy Johnson Jack Jorgenson Mr. & Mrs. Abdo Kadifa Ruth Ann & David Keefer Arthur Keller James Kern & Monica Donovan Woof Kurtzman & Liz Hertz Donald & Rachel Levy Dan'l & Susan Lewin Janet Littlefield & William Coggshall Drs. John & Penny Loeb Tom & Sally Logothetti Richard & Charlene Maltzman in memory of Carol Adler Gerald & Betty McIntyre Dave & Carolyn McLoughlin Shauna Mika & Rick Callison Buff & Cindy Miller Eileen Nelson & Hugh Franks James Niemasik David Pasta in memory of Gloria J.A. Guth

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Richard Partridge Beth & Charlie Perrell Carrie Perzow & Von Leirer Carey & Josh Pickus John & Valerie Poggi Kathy & Gary Reback Karen & John Reis Eddie Reynolds & Ed Jones Edward & Verne Rice Paul & Sheri Robbins Alicia Rojas & Howard Lyons Joseph & Sandy Santandrea Charles G. Schulz & Claire E. Taylor Pamela & Rick Shames Jack & Dorothy Shannahan Sarah Shema & Neyssa Marina Marge & Jim Shively Carolyn & Rick Silberman Gerry Sipes Denise & Jim Stanford Jim Stephens & Abraham Brown The Sher-Right Fund Polly Taylor Helaina Titus Tzipor Ulman & Yigal Rubinstein Robert J. Van der Leest, MD Mimi & Jim Van Horne Griff & Lynne Weber Nancy & Bart Westcott Ken & Ruth Wilcox Bruce & Elinor Wilner Neil & Ann Wolff Judith & Peter Wolken Bill & Sue Worthington

Benefactors ($750 to $1,499) Sally Abel • Lynn Bahrych • Mr. & Mrs. David W. Beach • Caroline Beverstock • Cheryl Booton & Robert Mannell • James B. Brennock • Calvin & Jennifer Carr • Lee & Amy Christel • Ronald Dickel • Sue & Bill Gould • Mary Ann & John Grilli • Kovin Hagan • Laura Hale • Susan & Don Hanson • Mitzi Henderson • Nancy Lee Jalonen • Laurie T Jarrett • Dean & Patricia Johnson • Fred & Peggy Johnson • Carl Jukkola & Desmond Lee • Bob & Edie Kirkwood • Allan & Linda Kramer • Stephen & Nancy Levy • George & Ann Limbach • Alexander & Anne Long • Bob & Kathie Maxfield • Nancy & Patrick McGaraghan • Gus Meyner in memory of Miriam • Bob Rodert & Bev Kiltz • Jill Sagner & Steve Lipman • Emil & Barbara Sarpa • David Vroom

Supporters $300–$749 Anonymous (10) • Bill & Bev Allman • Alan & Marlene Anderson • Kathleen Anderson & Jeffrey Lipkin • Keith & Iris Archuleta • Martha Beattie • Candace Behlendorf & John Helm • Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Benjamin • Candace Hathaway & Chuck Bernstein • Helen & Stuart Bessler • Crownie & Martin Billik • Robert Block • Kathy & Brian Boggs • Laurie Bonilla & Ed Perry • Mr. & Mrs. Charles Bonini • James & Diane Bordoni • Blaine & Kristin Bowman • Sharon & John Brauman • Ann Brown • Marni Brown & Gabe Garcia • Jack & Lois Brownson • Stephen & Maureen Buchner • Bob & Maggie Cant • H. Hans Cardenas • Jane Chai • Jack & Gloria Corey • Nancy Covington • Beverly & Richard Cramer • Peter & Melanie Cross • Anne Dauer • Alfred Dubinsky • Kathleen Dumas • Neil Elverson • Suzanne & Allan Epstein • Sally Erickson • Russell Evarts • Roy & Eleanor Ferrari • Deborah M. Ferry • Kristin Frazier • David Freyberg • Peg & Buzz Gitelson • Joseph & Sondra Glider • Jack & Joan Gorham • Barbara & Mil Grauer • James Heeger & Daryl Messinger • Hamilton & Lalia Helmer • Helen Helson • Kimberly Hill • Stephen Hmelar & Debra Cen • Susan K. Hoerger • Judith & Wayne Hooper • Dennis Hopkins • Carol Howard & James MacDonald • Annette D. Howitt • In memory of Bridget Ross • Rex & Dede Jamison • Stuart & Helen Kane • Dan & Rory Kaplan • Stewart Karlinsky • Alan Klein • Michael & Ina Korek • Sue & Jerry Krumbein • Whitney Lane • Steve & Cathy Lazarus • Max & Eileen Listgarten • Ada Loewer • Mary E. Long • Kathryn Naylor Low • Ed Lucey • Joe Margevicius • Anders & Juneko Martinson • Bob & Kitsy Menifee • Shareen Merriam • Nancy & Christopher Meyer • Sharon & Harris Meyers • Francine Miltenberger & Ken Kilen • Lalla Neblett • John & Elsa Nimmo • Judy & Dave Noice • Ken Odom • Ellen Oicles • Drs Erica & Richard Pelavin • Priscilla & Sidney Peters • Joyce Pharriss & John Pendleton • The Plant-Rao Family • Bob & Shirley Raymer • Lisa Reiss & Conrad Garcia • Sandi & Jim Risser • Teresa Roberts • Jim & Pam Robson • Diana Romley & Mark Allendorf • Joyce Rosenstiel • Bernard Rubin • Dr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Rubin • Sherrean & Bill Rundberg • Catherine Rush • Tom & Nan Ryan • Elizabeth M. Salzer • David & Jerilyn Schricker • Perry Segal • Cheryl & Dan Sharpley • Robert & Mary Shaw • Kathy Sherman • Ursula Shultz • Dane & Marnie Snow • John & Grace Sorg • Renee & Irv Statler • Peter Steiner

• Lynne & Eric Stietzel • Bill & Jane Stocklin • Bonnie & Lee Stone • Jerry & Rosie Strom • Rowland W. Tabor • Lynn K. Telford • James & Emily Thurber • Ellen & Mike Turbow • Thomas Vogelsang • Gary & Cathy Walz • Dr. Saul & Judith Wasserman • Joanne & Lowell Webster • Susan B. Weiner • Len Weisberg • Mary Anne Weisberg • Ann Wendin • Anne Williams • David & Sandra Wilson • Mrs. John A. Wilson • Twila & Clay Woods • Gerald & Julie Yaffee • Linda & Joel Zizmor

Contributors ($150–$299) Anonymous (19) • Janet D. Ague-Kennedy & Raymond F. Kennedy • Matthew & Marcia Allen • Dot Allen • Chona & Jim Amores • Richard & Clarice Anderson • Richard & Dee Anderson • Cass Apple & Phyllyis Eisenbaum-Apple • Robert Archibald • Karen Bartholomew • Brigid Barton • Toni Bassett • Larry Becerra • Al & Liz Bernal • Donna Bestock • Fred Bialek • Roslyn & Arthur Bienenstock • Fay Bigelow • Faxon Bishop • Carolyn Joan Bliss • Rick & Violet Boyle • Abby Bradski • Sandi & Kenneth Bretz • Mr. & Mrs. Bradley Breyman • Penny Brisson • Phyllis Browning • Joanne Bruggemann • R. Brush & J. Sprague • S.E. Buttrill & Judith Buttrill • Ron & Nancy Calhoun • Louis Caputo in memory of Rose Eufinger • Stephen Carney & CW Hobbs • Virginia Carpio • Susan & Robert Christiansen • Dorothy & Donald Christman • Tom Coates & Kris Bobier • Ken & Barbara Cole • The Collmeyers • Compass to College • Joan Conger • Ursula & Paul Cooney • Al Cooper & Kay Taroli in honor of Bill Anderson • Doug Cox & Kathryn Linz-Cox • David & Nancy Crabbe • Cecile Currier • Sue & Jed Cyr • Michael & Barbara Dale • William Danielson • Doris Davis • Sonia De Hazes • Walter & Florence Dean • Pat Devaney • Kendall & Sue A. Dinwiddie • Dr. Bernard & Pearl Director • Angela Domer • Margaret Dorfman • Robert Duncanson • Robert Dutton • Jeanne Elam • Burt & Ruth Endsley • May Fair • Toby & Barry Fernald • John Figni • Carol Fischer • Robert Fossum • Joan Fox • Mr. & Mrs. Stephen S. Francis • Nanette & Rich Freedland • Martin Freeman • William & Lynn Fuller • Susan Fuller • Antoine Gaessler & Mary Chin • Bob & Carol Gamble • Lucia & John Gilbert • Richard Gilman • Les Ginsberg • Ed Glazier • Nancy Goebner • Wayne Grove • Marcia Gugenheim & Colin Seymour • Olivia & Dan Haley • Susan J. Hambey • Harry & Victoria Hambly in memory of Marilyn West • Noble & Lorraine Hancock • Donald & Lavonne Hardy • Connie & Owen Hawkins • Kevin & Kirsten Hayes • Jane Hiatt • James & June Hildebrand • Spence & Carol Hinkle • Tom & Nancy Hird • Robert & Deborah Hirth • Bruce & Linda Hobbs • Ed & Marion Holm • Kenny Hom • Klaus & Hella Honeker • Fred & Ruth Horiuchi • Jeanne Hsu • Joyce Hsu • Lucy Hsu • Joe & Nancy Huber • Mary-Ann Hudson • Lawrence Ives • William Jensen • Mary Louise Johnson • Robert A. Johnson • Anne Johnston • Carl & Lenore Jones • Glenda Jones & Dick Clark • Muriel B. Kaplan • Stephen & Carole Kaplan • Kenneth & Grady Kase • Alice Kawash • M.M. Keenan • Phyllis & Donald Keesey • Dr. Steve Kelem • Gene & Kershner • John & Phyllis Kidd • Robert & Geraldine Kirchgatter • Joan Kjemtrup • Carla Klein • Eva & Richard Klein • Katharine Kleinke • Paul A. & Jackie L. Kuckein • Barbara Kuklewicz • Jan & Frank La Fetra • Marilynn A. Gilmore & Patrick Labruzzo • Dianne Laumann • Ellen Lehman • Jolene Lema • Barry & Ellen Levine •

Michael Liebermann • Noreen Likins • The Kohls-Lunt Family • Virginia & Jim Lyons • George & Marjorie Mader • Barbara & Tommy Maher • Susan Maher • Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Manies • Norm & Jone Manoogian • RG & Elinor Mansfield • Tom & Jane Marshburn • Janet & Vince Martin • Katherine Mason • Jill Matichak • Jane McAteer • Barry & Carol McCarthy • Katherine McCarthy • The McClammy Family • Duane McDonnel • Sharon & Robert Mead • Mrs. Lorraine Mencimer • Charles & Jean Mendoza • Philip Meyerson • Mary Ann Michel • William & Sue Miklos • Nancy Cossaboon-Miller & Henry Miller • Julie Montanari & David Pearson • Ted & Colleen Moore • Monica Moore • Linda & David Murphy • Kirstin Nichols • Annette Nielsen • Michael & Karen Nierenberg in honor of Robert Kelley • Charles & Virginia Nile • Deborah Norberg • Mary J. Norling • Jon & Maxine Nygaard • Heidi & Jorge Ochoa • Greg & Linda Orr • Tom & Lolly Osborne • Carol Overby • Helene & Ali Ozer • Mary & Ward Paine • Joan Pampeyan • Kathie & Stephen Pankratz • Guillermo J. Rozas • Nancy M. Paolini • Don Park • Arnold & Doris Petersen • Carl & Beth Peterson • Joe & Helen Pickering Green Century Funds • Lorna C. Pierce • Lowell & Carole Price • Mahendra Ranchod • Glenn Reed • John & Marian Rees • Joyce Rice • Janice Richards • Sue & Arthur Rinsky • Barbara & Lester Roberts • Peter & Starla Robinson • Geri Rossen • Mr. & Mrs. John Rudolph • Jason Rush • Jean Rusmore • Dan & Lynne Russell • Ruth Satterthwaite • William Schooler in honor of Ruth • Dick & Joy Scott • Barbara & Martin Seaney • Frank & Sarah Shifrin • Mark Showalter & Frank Yellin • Judy & Lee Shulman • Tammy & Jordan Silver • Roger Skarston • Joy Sleizer • Alice Smith • Donald & Janet Smith • Rosemary & Dave Snow • Vivian Snyder • Deborah Soglin & Daniel Appelman • Robert Spiegelman • Jonas & Christine Stafford • Kathy Stark • In memory of Gerald Steinacher • Douglas & Kathryn Stevens • Matt Stevens • George & Helge Stoeppel • The Stokes Family • Kristina & Steve Stone • Mark Tannen • Frederick Terman • Peter & Kathleen Tobias • Jeanne Torre • Arthur & Loretta Traum • Peter Vanderbilt • Melva Vollersen • Anne & Ken Vosti • Robert & Christine Wachs • Mark Waite • Richard & Susan Wakefield • Eileen Walsh • Mr. & Mrs. Richard Walston • Susan S. Ware • Joanne Westendorf & Sandy Wilbourn • Art & Sandie Whipple • Bernard & Ronna Widrow • Carolyn & Nate Wilson • Weldon & Carol Wong • Christopher & Delores Wood • Friends of the Waldoff School of the Peninsula • Wilma Wool • Ruth Yaffe • Anna Zara & Robert English • Richard & Susan Zare * Indicates donors whose gifts include in-kind goods or services. +

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