One Man, Two Guvnors - Program by ZACH Theatre

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Dave Steakley, Producing Artistic Director | Elisbeth Challener, Managing Director presents

ONE MAN, TWO GUVNORS

WRITTEN BY

RICHARD BEAN SONGS BY GRANT OLDING DIRECTED BY

ABE REYBOLD

Fight and Physical Comedy Director.................................................................................................... Toby Minor Choreography............................................................................................................................................ Abe Reybold Assistant Director.......................................................................................................................... Jessica McMichael Dialect Coach........................................................................................................................... Amanda Cooley Davis Scenic Designer...................................................................................................................................Court Watson** Scenic Design Assistant.....................................................................................................................Bradley Wehrle Costume Designer................................................................................................................Susan Branch Towne** Hair and Makeup Designer..................................................................................................................Serret Jensen Lighting Designer..........................................................................................................................Michelle Habeck** Lighting Design Assistant........................................................................................................................Ethan Jones Sound Designer........................................................................................................................................... Craig Brock Properties Designer......................................................................................................................................Scott Groh Stage Manager.................................................................................................................... Catherine Anne Tucker* Assistant Stage Manager................................................................................................... Kaitlyn "Kat" Kennedy* Second Assistant Stage Manager...........................................................................................................Dack Justiz *Member of Actorsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. ** Member of IATSE 829.

June 1-26, 2016 â&#x20AC;˘ Topfer Theatre SETTING Brighton, England, 1963 There will be a 20-minute Intermission. Drinks are welcomed in the theatre.

Jeff and Marcy Carpenter Bill Dickson

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One Man, Two Guvnors was first performed at Lyttelton Theatre, National Theatre on 17th May 2011 in a National Theatre production. It then transferered to the Adelphi Theatre and then to the Theatre Royal Haymarket in a National Theatre production. One Man, Two Guvnors was first performed at Music Box Theatre, New York on 6th April 2012. The original Broadway Production was produced by Bob Boyett, National Theatre of Great Britain under the direction of Nicholas Hytner and Nick Starr, National Angels, Chris Harper, Tim Levy, Scott Rudin, Roger Berlind, Harriet Leve, Stephanie P. McClelland, Broadway Across America, Daryl Roth, Jam Theatricals, Sonia Friedman, Harris Karma, Deborah Taylor, Richard Willis. One Man, Two Guvnors is presented by special arrangement wth Dramatics Play Service, Inc., New York

One Man, Two Guvnors Cast

Martin Burke*

Michael Stuart*

Madison Weinhoffer

Amber Quick

Rick Smith

AndrĂŠ Martin*

Victor Steele

Amy Downing*

Tyler Jones

Michael Miller

Toby Minor

The Craze Band

Luke Lindsteadt

Eric Gutierrez

Roger Mason

Zachary Yanez

One Man, Two Guvnors Cast Francis Henshall.......................................................................................................................... Martin Burke* Charlie "The Duck" Clench...................................................................................................Michael Stuart* Pauline Clench, his daughter.....................................................................................Madison Weinhoffer Dolly, an employee of Clench..................................................................................................Amber Quick Harry Dangle, crooked solicitor....................................................................................................Rick Smith Alan Dangle, his son................................................................................................................. André Martin* Lloyd Boateng, friend to Clench..............................................................................................Victor Steele Rachel Crabbe.......................................................................................................................... Amy Downing* Stanley Stubbers...............................................................................................................................Tyler Jones Gareth, head waiter...................................................................................................................Michael Miller Alfie, older waiter............................................................................................................................ Toby Minor Ensemble.................................................................................Michael Miller, Toby Minor, Lianne Valerio

The Craze Band Rhythm Guitar, Lead Vocals...................................................................................................Luke Linsteadt Lead Guitar, Vocals...................................................................................................................... Eric Gutierrez Bass, Lead Vocals..........................................................................................................................Roger Mason Percussion, Drums, Vocals...................................................................................................... Zachary Yanez

Special Thanks The Alley Theatre, St. Edwards University, Austin Saengerrunde, Rock "n" Roll Rentals

*Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

*Actors’ Equity Association, founded in 1913, represents more than 49,000 Actors and Stage Managers in the U.S. Equity negotiates wages and working conditions, providing a wide range of benefits, including health and pension plans. Equity seeks to foster the art of live theatre as an essential component of our society. actorsequity.org

The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production and the taking of photographs, with or without flash, or by camera phone, is strictly prohibited. Please turn off all electronic devices – such as cell phones, pagers, etc. – and refrain from texting and/or tweeting during the performance.

One Man, Two Guvnors Director’s Notes

One Man, Two Guvnors Model Set Design - Set Designer, Court Watson

Welcome to One Man, Two Guvnors, a riotous romp created at London’s National Theatre. Warning! This show has its roots in Commedia dell’arte. “Oh no, does that mean an artsy-fartsy night at the theatre complete with masks and stylized movement?” Well, no. I had many misconceptions about “Commedia;” the biggest was thinking it was some form of “high art” and not the populist entertainment that it actually was. Commedia has more similarities to modern sit-coms and sketch comedy shows than any high culture. The plays included stock characters, stock situations, music, dancing, and opportunities to improvise within familiar plots. So, if you were an actor who could juggle on a pogo stick while yodeling “Deep in the Heart of Texas,” chances are you would make it into the play. References to local politics and the latest town scandal might make it into the plot as well. (Ted Cruz would have been roasted like a rubber chicken.)

Show, and any movie by Mel Brooks. All of these influences play to the strengths of actors, share a heightened comedic sensibility and while innocent, are shameless in their ambition to flat-out entertain and make merry. ZACH was fortunate to engage some of Austin’s finest actors who have brought their toolboxes filled with comedic insights, instincts and mastery. The Craze have worked tirelessly to bring an early Beatles skiffle band vibe to the play so you might feel as if you stepped off the boardwalk and into an End of the Pier variety show. The design and creative team have been equally masterful and I was extremely fortunate to work side by side with Toby Minor creating the physical life of the show. As usual, the staff and crew at ZACH continue to push for excellence and want to make your experience an artistically satisfying wonderful time. So, if you made it this far in these Director's Notes, please forget all of it and just enjoy being a tourist in the seaside town of Brighton, England. It’s 1963, so we’re all younger and as Uncle Milte said “Laughter is an instant vacation.” Cheers!

With that spirit in mind, playwright Richard Bean created characters for One Man, Two Guvnors that have a match to the classic stock characters from Goldoni’s The Servant of Two Masters, but owe more to 20th century influences. He and original Director, Nicholas Hytner, shared a love of British comedy television; Monty Python, Benny Hill, Fawlty Towers, as well as British Panto’ and Music Hall. Comparison American influences are Vaudeville, Burlesque, and shows like SNL, Modern Family, Laugh-In, The Carol Burnett

- Abe Reybold

One Man, Two Guvnors – A Background Music, Song and Dance Traditional commedia would include song and dance. The innamorati (lovers) would frequently sing duets, they memorised popular contemporary songs, and some characters would play instruments, such as the guitar. Many performers had honed the popular form of madrigali, a specific genre of song with close chromatics and difficult harmonies. One Man, Two Guvnors makes similar use of music by having a band in the auditorium that play as the audience enter before the production and during the interval. They take the form of a 1960s band, similar to the Beatles, and take to the stage between scenes. At various points, the actors themselves come on stage during these numbers and play a speciality act such as the car horns, the xylophone, or ukulele. This deliberately evokes the era of variety and music hall which was popular in the early half of the twentieth century, particularly in seaside towns such as Brighton where One Man, Two Guvnors is located.

One Man, Two Guvnors is an adaptation of The Servant of Two Masters. Richard Bean, the playwright, has altered the names of characters, relocated the geographical setting, and changed various plotting points, but the play is still recognisably based upon Goldoni’s original. Bean and the director, Nicholas Hytner, set out to find a contemporary equivalent for Goldoni’s play. This involved two objectives: firstly, to locate an updated equivalent of 1740s Florence, which became 1960s Brighton; and secondly, to find a British style of theatre comparable to commedia through which to tell the story. The production incorporates elements of variety, music hall, pantomime, stand-up comedy, and end-of-the-pier shows; all of which, in varying degrees, owe something to the genre of commedia. 1963, Brighton Not only did relocating the play to 1963 in Brighton allow the show’s creators to explore the popular entertainment which would have been on offer in a British seaside town, it also fulfilled a dramatic function. The Servant of Two Masters was located in Florence, with the lovers fleeing from Turin; Richard Bean was able to designate that his lovers fled from London to Brighton. This allowed him to involve the characters in the criminal underworld of the East End (the Kray twins wereat the height of their fame in the 1960s) and therefore explain why the characters carry weapons (in 1740s, Italy, most men would carry swords) which is essential to the plot. Improvisation Commedia has its origins in improvisation and this has been retained in One Man, Two Guvnors when the central character, Francis, interacts with the audience. By getting audience members on to stage to help him move the trunk, or asking them for suggestions on where he should take Dolly on their first date, the production is combining traditional commedia with twentieth century comedy. In the tradition of stand-up comedians, the actor playing Francis has several stock responses written by Richard Bean and himself which cover most eventualities, but often he improvises in the moment and this allows the play to feel fresh like commedia would have done.

Themes Richard Bean, after Goldoni, has retained the themes which were popular with commedia audiences in the 18th century. Plot lines included jealousy, old age, love and adultery, popular themes that still drive most television soap operas. These themselves originated in ancient Greek theatre and were passed on via the Romans and Renaissance to the present day. Scattered amongst the plotlines of commedia plays were old gags and punch lines, as well as contemporary jokes and satire. Richard Bean has incorporated a combination of jokes, some of which are reminiscent of the gags of end-of-the-pier stand-ups and some which are politically motivated. (As the play is set in the 1960s, he also plays with historification – jokes built around the dramatic irony of the audience being more knowledgeable than the characters – for example, Dolly’s prediction in Act Two that one day there will be a liberal woman prime minister.) Sources: National Theatre, National Theatre Background Pack – National Theatre Learning, One Man, Two Guvnors - A Background

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One Man, Two Guvnors Cast MARTIN BURKE (Francis Henshall) – ZACH: Mothers and Sons with Michael Learned, Peter and the Starcatcher, This Wonderful Life (20132014), Harvey, The Santaland Diaries (1998-2003, 2006-2007, 2009-2012, 2015), Fully Committed (2003 and 2012), The Laramie Project (2002 and 2012), The Laramie Project: 10 Years Later, If You Give a Mouse a Cookie, Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Marriage Plays, The Drowsy Chaperone, Take Me Out, House Arrest, Circumference of a Squirrel, Shakespeare’s R&J, The Mystery of Irma Vep, Angels in America: Millennium Approaches and Perestroika. AUSTIN SHAKESPEARE: Design for Living. IMAGINE THAT PRODUCTIONS: House of Several Stories, A Writer’s Vision(s) and Down the Drain. REGIONAL THEATRE: The Odd Couple (Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma) Poulenc: L’Histoire de Babar, le petit elephant with Anton Nel (The University of Texas at Austin), Greater Tuna with Joe Sears (Charles Dugan Presents), Twelfth Night (Sneck Up! Productions, Vortex Repertory Company), Jeffrey (Capital City Playhouse), Richard III/2 Actors and Family Affair (Public Domain), Shopping and F**king, Fur and Julius Caesar (Vortex Repertory Company), Richard III, Julius Caesar (Colorado Shakespeare Festival), Riversong, Musical Comedy Murders of 1940 and Romeo & Juliet (Idaho Repertory Theatre). AWARDS: Austin Chronicle’s “Best of” 2010, 2013 & 2015 “Best Actor” Award; Austin Critics’ Table Award “Acting in a Leading Role” for The Drowsy Chaperone, B. Iden Payne Award “Outstanding Ensemble” for The Drowsy Chaperone, The Laramie Project and Shakespeare’s R&J; B. Iden Payne Award “Outstanding Lead Actor, Comedy” for House of Several Stories; B. Iden Payne Award “Outstanding Featured Actor in a Drama” for Take Me Out; Austin Critics’ Table Award “Best Actor, Drama” and B. Iden Payne Award “Outstanding Lead Actor, Comedy” for Circumference of a Squirrel; Austin Critic’s Table Award “Best Actor, Comedy” for The Santaland Diaries; B. Iden Payne Award “Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play” for Twelfth Night, Angels in America: Perestroika and Family Affair; Austin Critics’ Table Special Citation “Show Savior” for Richard III/2 Actors, Family Affair and Lucifa. OTHER CREDITS: Martin holds a B.F.A. in Acting from The University of Texas in Austin. He’ll also be seen later this year at The Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma City in The Drowsy Chaperone and Fully Committed.

AMY DOWNING (Rachel Crabbe) – ZACH: In The Next Room: The Vibrator Play (Austin Critics' Table Award), The Santaland Diares, Goodnight Moon, Hairspray, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Speeding Motorcycle, High School Musical (B. Iden Payne Award), Present Laughter and Urinetown: The Musical. NEW YORK THEATRE: Sally Bowles in the National Tour of Cabaret, Tapped Family Singers and Medea Machine at NYC Fringe Festival, and musical workshop of Romeo and Juliet. REGIONAL THEATRE: Silence! with Doctuhmisuh (B. Iden Payne Award) A Winter’s Tale with Austin Shakespeare, Under Construction with Mary Mood Northern Theatre, Heddatron and Black Snow with Paper Chairs, The Mystery of Edwin Drood at Austin Playhouse, Minister's Wife (Central Texas Excellence in Theatre Award) with Penfold, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at the Hangar Theatre. TELEVISION: Guiding Light. TRAINING: Amy studied musical theatre at C.C.M. and holds her B.F.A. from Ithaca College and is a graduate of Richard Robichaux's and Brock Allen Casting's: A Working Group. She has also studied improv with Coldtowne Theatre. Her other passions are teaching and being a momma. MICHAEL STUART (Charlie Clench) last appeared at ZACH as Dr. Chumley in Harvey and as Uncle Charlie in August: Osage County (for which he received a B.Iden Payne Award) Michael has been a company member at the Austin Playhouse since 2004. This season he was seen in The Explorers Club, The Philadelphia Story and as Tor, the very nice hit-man, in The Norwegians (Austin Critics Table Nominee). He is probably best remembered by Playhouse fans as LBJ in The Dead Presidents Club. Other recent appearances include Waiting for Lefty for Street Corner Arts; The Drawer Boy for Hyde Park Theatre; Hughie and Krapp’s Last Tape for Actors Theatre Austin. And as Guest artist at St Edwards University in The Government Inspector and Shaw’s Misalliance.

One Man, Two Guvnors Cast MICHAEL MILLER (Gareth and others) – ZACH Theatre: Hubert Humphrey and Strom Thurmond in All the Way, Capt. Orton Sir Edward in The King and I, Dan in Closer, Peachy in The Last Night of Ballyhoo, and Frazier/Pinky in Pride’s Crossing. REGIONAL: Isaac in Disgraced at Austin Playhouse; Mitch in A Streetcar Named Desire, Iago in Othello, Creon in Meda, Jowett/Labouchere in The Invention of Love, "de Guiche" Cyrano de Bergerac, Jaques in As You Like It, Leontes in The Winter’s Tale, Otto in Design for Living and Darcy in Pride & Prejudice at Austin Shakespeare; The Beast in Glassheart for Shrewd Productions; Captain Keller in The Miracle Worker at City Theatre, Cardinal Barberini/Sagredo in Galileo at Mary Moody Northen Theatre; Tesla in Requiem for Tesla for Rude Mechanicals. Training: B.F.A. in Theatre from Texas State University and an M.F.A. in Acting from UT Austin.

She is a recent graduate from Texas Tech University, with her B.F.A. in Acting and B.A. in Anthropology. She wants to thank her family for the constant unwavering support, and her pets for still loving her even though she is always at the theatre. You can find her exploits online at madisonweinhoffer.wordpress.com LIANNE VALERIO (Ensemble) is extremely proud to be a part of One Man Two Guvnors, and very grateful to Abe Reybold for giving her this opportunity. Lianne has enjoyed acting since she was in middle school, and is now herself a middle school educator in Austin. She taught theatre for four years at Lamar Fine Arts Academy before moving into the role of librarian. Lianne received her B.F.A. in theatre at Texas State University, San Marcos, and her M.A. in theatre from California State University, Northridge. This past year she has been thankful to take part in the Austin theatre scene as Mrs. Gibbs in Trinity Street Players' production of Our Town. She has also been involved in the film and commercial industry here in Austin--recently filming Mama! with We're Here Productions, and Professor Isle's Laboratory with Top of the Barrel Productions. Enjoy the show!

RICK SMITH (Harry Dangle) – ZACH: All The Way FILM: Lawyers, Guns, and Money; Maude’s Turkey. TELEVISION: Perfect Crimes (CBS Pilot). REGIONAL THEATRE: When The Rain Stops Falling with Different Stages, And Then There Were None with TEXarts, Pride and Prejudice with Austin Shakespeare; Bethany with Theatre en Bloc at The Long Center. OTHER THEATRE: The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Lend Me a Tenor, and A Few Good Men at Georgetown Palace. The Odd Couple and 12 Angry Men at City Theatre; The Dining Room and Night Must Fall (Won Los Angeles Drama-Logue Award) at Hollywood Stage Club. Los Angeles, CA.

TYLER JONES (Stanley Stubbers) ZACH: A Christmas Carol, Peter and the Starcatcher, White Christmas, Ragtime, Xanadu. ADDITONAL CREDITS: Jarrott Productions: Freud’s Last Session. Zilker Hillside Theater: Hairspray, Little Shop of Horrors, The Music Man, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast. Mary Moody Northen Theater: Merrily We Roll Along. Hyde Park Theater: Lonesome West. Capital T Theatre: Spirits to Enforce. Different Stages: Arsenic and Old Lace, Getting Married, Beard of Avon. City Theater: Songs for a New World, Death of a Salesman (B. Iden Payne Award for Featured Actor).

VICTOR STEELE (Lloyd Boateng) – ZACH Theatre: Harvey, The Boys Next Door. REGIONAL THEATRE: This Great Country at the Fusebox Festival. OTHER CREDITS: Victor has worked as a performer and writer for the comedy groups Gross National Product in Washington D.C. and Austin's Esthers Follies. His film credits include webisodes for Austin Code, Shadow 44 and the films The Last 40 Miles and Waterloo Sunset.

AMBER QUICK (Dolly) ZACH: Lurleen Wallace/ Muriel Humphrey - All the Way, Spiker - James & the Giant Peach OTHER THEATRE: Gertrude - Hamlet, Present Company Theatre; Stella - A Streetcar Named Desire, Roxane - Cyrano de Bergerac, Austin Shakespeare; Luck Angel - Changelings, The Vortex NY & REGIONAL THEATRE: Daisy Fay Harper - All the Way From Magnolia Springs, Springer Opera House; Lola

MADISON WEINHOFFER (Pauline Clench) is delighted to be making her Topfer debut with such a delightful production. Recent credits include Alice in Wonderland as the Red Queen with ZACH, and Tammy in Debbie Does Dallas with Doctuh Mistuh Productions. 44

One Man, Two Guvnors Cast LUKE LINSTEADT (The Craze Lead Vocals/ Rhythm Guitar) is thrilled to be returning to the ZACH stage. He is a recent graduate of The University of Texas at Austin where he received a B.A. in Theatre and Dance. Most recently he was seen in Theo Ubique's production of RENT (Ensemble/Roger US), The Hypocrite's production of American Idiot (Johnny), and ZACH Theater’s productions of Peter and the Starcatcher (Prentiss) and A Christmas Carol (Ensemble). Other credits include: Spring Awakening, Hairspray, and Our Country’s Good. Luke would like to thank his family for all their support.

- Damn Yankees, Red Mountain Theatre Co.; Linda - Night of the Living Deepwater Horizon, ARSNova ANTFest; Honey in the Rock, Hatfields and McCoys, Wizard of Oz, Oklahoma, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, The Sound of Music, Songs for a New World - Theatre West Virginia; Jackie Kennedy/Lorena Hickock - First Lady Suite; ADDITIONAL CREDITS: Reconstruction - 2012 Artist in Residence at Robert Wilson's Watermill Center TOBY MINOR (Alfie/Fight and Physical Comedy Director) – ZACH: Peter and the Starcatcher FILM: The Threshing Floor, The Royal Rascal, Slim Mints, Haze. OTHER THEATRE: The Fantastics at AJRT, Qualities of Starlight and King Lear at The Vortex Theatre, The Girl with Time In Her Eyes at Hidden Room Theatre, Julius Caesar at Present Company Theatre, Playground Super Hero with Pollyanna Theatre, A Servant of Two Masters with Penfold Theatre, ADDITIONAL CREDITS: Stage Combat instructor at Texas State University, Advanced Actor Combatant with the S.A.F.D., B.A. from NMSU.

ERIC GUTIERREZ (The Craze Lead Guitar) was born in Corpus Christi Texas where he received a bachelors in Guitar Performance from Texas A&M Corpus Christi. Affiliated with several local bands, he soon moved to Austin earnest to the vibrant music scene while completed a masters in music composition from Texas State University. Teaching at Lonestar School of Music and playing with the Prog Rock Austin band The Aaron Clift Experiment, One Man, Two Guvnors will be Eric's first play production in Austin.

ANDRÉ MARTIN (Allan Dangle) is a recent transplant to Austin, André was most recently seen here in Austin Shakespeare's The Invention of Love as A.E. Housman. André is also a member of the Independent Shakespeare Co. in Los Angeles, where he has appeared in over a dozen productions at both the Griffith Park FREE Shakespeare Festival and around the greater L.A. area. Most recently seen with ISC as Mercutio in Romeo & Juliet and Dogberry in Much Ado About Nothing. Other notable ISC roles include: Don Armado in Love’s Labour’s Lost, Sir Andrew Aguecheek in Twelfth Night (nominated for Best Featured Actor), Tranio in The Taming of the Shrew. Macduff in Macbeth, Tony Lumpkin in She Stoops To Conquer, Lysander in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Laertes in Hamlet, Cassio in Othello, as well as the title role in his own translation of Cyrano de Bergerac. Regional theatre: Milwaukee Repertory Theatre; Delaware’s R.E.P.; Moving Arts; Montreal Fringe Festival; Texas & Montana Shakespeare Festivals. TV: American Crime (dir. John Ridley). André received his M.F.A. from the P.T.T.P at the University of Delaware.

ROGER PAUL MASON (The Craze Bass) was born in Brooklyn NY and studied illustration at the Rhode Island School of Design. He has since toured as the trash percussionist with grammy winning rock band Skeleton Key, composed music for Nickelodeon, and produced four albums in Brazil. Roger doubles down at the ZACH Theatre as a scenic artist and painted much of the set you see before you now. www.Rogerpaulmasonart.com ZACHARY YANEZ (The Craze Drums) recently graduated from DePaul University with a degree in Jazz Studies. He receivedhis drum set training from Dana Hall, and the great faculty at DePaul. He also has extensive training in classical percussion having studied with members of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, and Chicago Lyric Opera. He currently teaches percussion students through the Austin Independent School District as well as maintaining a private drum set studio. One Man, Two Guvnors is his second show with 45

The Artistic Staff

Abe Reybold ***

Court Watson**

Susan Branch Towne **

Serret Jensen

Michelle Habeck **

Craig Brock

Jessica McMichael

Catherine Anne Tucker *

Kaitlyn "Kat" Kennedy*

Dack Justiz

UNITED SCENIC ARTISTS LOCAL 829

A national theatrical labor union and professional association of Designers, Artists and Craftspeople.

*Member of Actorsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. ** Member of IATSE 829. ***Stage Directors and Choreographers Society

About the Artistic Staff ABE REYBOLD (Director) – ZACH Theatre’s Associate Artistic Director has helmed many productions including Sophisticated Ladies, James & the Giant Peach, The Three Little Pigs, The King and I, Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike (ZACH); Blood Brothers and Camelot (The Texas Shakespeare Festival); The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Bat Boy and Singin’ in the Rain (Red Mountain Theatre Company, AL); Evita, No Way to Treat a Lady and Jekyll & Hyde (Broadway Rose Theatre Company, OR); Disney’s Beauty & The Beast (Mill Mountain Theatre, VA). For The Birmingham Children’s Theatre, he adapted Sacagawea, Peter & the Wolf (with the Alabama Symphony) and staged Scrooge, The Snow Girl and Tuxedo Junction (NEA new work). Abe spent many years acting on Broadway, National Tours, and in Regional and stock theatres around the country.

Secret Garden, Carousel and many more at St. Edward’s University where she is an Assistant Professor. Susan’s more than 200 professional credits include productions at Denver Center Theatre Company, Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, Syracuse Stage, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Pioneer Theatre Company, Utah Shakespeare Festival, New York City Opera, as well as Off-Broadway. Susan holds a B.F.A. from Carnegie-Mellon University and an M.F.A. from the Yale School of Drama, and is a 30-year member of United Scenic Artists, Local 829 SERRET JENSEN (Hair Design) Mothers and Sons; Peter and the Starcatcher; A Christmas Carol; The King and I; The Who’s Tommy; The Gospel at Colonus; In the Next Room, or the vibrator play; A Christmas Story; Les Misérables; Mad Beat Hip & Gone; 33 Variations; Spring Awakening; Love, Janis. Originally from Houston, she has been the resident designer for The Alley Theatre, Divergence Vocal Theatre, body suspension group C.o.R.E., and other performance art groups and children’s theatres. She has worked on productions with Houston Grand Opera, Austin Lyric Opera, Houston Ballet, Theater Under the Stars, and the Society of Performing Arts, and several national tours.

COURT WATSON (Set Design) – ZACH: Evita and Gospel at Colonus. Recent credits include The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Liberty Smith, and Little Shop of Horrors at Ford’s Theatre, Annie, The Sound of Music, Jonny spielt auf, Frau Luna, and The Nutcracker at the Salzburg Landestheater, Man of La Mancha at Central City Opera, King for a Day and Annie Get Your Gun at the Glimmerglass Festival, Tales of Hoffman in Beijing, Rockville and Hairspray for the Munich Deutschestheater, Jekyll & Hyde and West Side Story for Theater Magdeburg, as well as Sea Lion High, Azul, and O Wondrous Night for SeaWorld, and Roll Out the Barrel, London Rocks, Scrooge No More, and Monster Stomp for Busch Gardens Williamsburg. Upcoming projects include Spamalot and Hänsel & Gretel for Salzburg and La Bohème at Wolf Trap Opera. His watercolors have been exhibited in New York’s Leslie-Lohman Gallery and published in 100 Artists of the Male Figure. He holds an MFA from New York University. www.courtwatson. com

MICHELLE HABECK (Lighting Design) ZACH: Evita; Sophisticated Ladies; The Gospel at Colonus; In the Next Room, or the vibrator play; Mad Beat Hip & Gone; 33 Variations; Xanadu; and Dividing the Estate. BROADWAY: Slide Artist, Thoroughly Modern Millie; Associate Lighting Designer, The Boy from Oz, King Hedley II, and Movin’ Out. OPERA: Un Ballo In Maschera and The Elixir of Love for Austin Opera; Associate Lighting Designer, Julie Taymor’s Grendel. REGIONAL and OFF BROADWAY: Her freelance career as a lighting designer has been seen at many of the nation’s leading regional theatres including Lucillle Lortel Theatre, The Steppenwolf, The Goodman, The Alliance Theatre Compa ny, Centerstage Baltimore, Seattle Children’s Theatre, The Children’s Theatre Company in Minneapolis, and many others. Michelle is faculty at The University of Texas at Austin.

SUSAN BRANCH TOWNE (Costume Design) – ZACH: 30 credits including A Christmas Carol, Sophisticated Ladies, The Who’s Tommy, One Night with Janis Joplin, Ragtime, Xanadu, Hairspray, and The Drowsy Chaperone. ADDITIONAL CREDITS: The Magic Flute for Ballet Austin, The Bat Austin Lyric Opera; She Loves Me, Hamlet, Merrily We Roll Along, The 47

About the Artistic Staff CRAIG BROCK (Sound Design) is ZACH’s Resident Sound Designer, and has worked as a recording engineer and music producer since 1989. ZACH: Sophisticated Ladies; Mothers and Sons; All the Way; Peter and the Starcatcher; A Christmas Carol; The King and I; The Who’s Tommy; Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike; The Gospel at Colonus; A Christmas Story; Les Misérables; Sandra Bernhard in Concert; 33 Variations; One Night with Janis Joplin; Megan Hilty in Concert; Harvey; Tru; Ragtime; Mad Beat Hip & Gone; White Christmas; Xanadu; The Laramie Project; The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later; Next to Normal; RENT; Metamorphoses; The Drowsy Chaperone; Becky’s New Car; Our Town; The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee; Love, Janis; The Grapes of Wrath; Let Me Down Easy; Shooting Star; Caroline, or Change; The Clean House, and Porgy and Bess.

AMANDA COOLEY DAVIS (Dialect Coach) recently coached productions at Jarrott Productions and City Theatre. She’s worked extensively on stage and in the classroom in San Diego and New York. Favorite credits includes Cygnet Theatre, Moxie Theatre, Diversionary Theatre, and La Jolla Playhouse. Educator with The Old Globe, Playwrights Project, North Coast Repertory, SDSU, and BMCC. Amanda holds an M.F.A. in Acting from Brooklyn College and M.A. in Theatre Arts from San Diego State University. Delighted to work with this cast! KAITLYN “KAT” KENNEDY (Assistant Stage Manager) – ZACH: James and the Giant Peach, A Christmas Carol, Evita, Harvey, PPC Jr. and Sr. Showcase. OTHER THEATRE: Murder on the Rails at Penfold Theatre, Little Shop of Horrors at Zilker Hillside, Into the Woods, Arabian Nights, and Dead Man’s Cell Phone, Legally Blonde, Hecuba, and Midsummer Nights Dream, World Goes ‘Round, Musical Review at Baylor University. ADDITIONAL CREDITS: B.F.A. Theatre Design and Technology from Baylor University.

JESSICA MCMICHAEL (Assistant Director) is currently working on her M.F.A. in Directing at Texas State. She also works as assistant director for Buzz Productions, a children’s theatre company here in Austin. Some of her previous credits include Sunset Baby, Thirty Deep, One Flea Spare, WASP, The Moon is Blue, The Wizard of OZ, Once Upon a Mattress and The Author’s Voice. This is her first time working with ZACH and she would like to thank Abe Reybold for the opportunity.

DACK JUSTIZ (Second Assistant Stage Manager) is enjoying every second of working his first ZACH show! Select management credits include Elf, Man of La Mancha, The Little Mermaid, Spamalot, and Legally Blonde (Theatre Under the Stars); Hänsel und Gretel, Three Decembers, and At the Statue of Venus (Butler Opera Center) and an internship with Richards/Climan General Management on Broadway. Following One Man, Two Govnors Dack will be working as a production assistant on Disney’s The Lion King. Eternal gratitude to Roger, Alan, Lynda, Nicole, and his parents. dackjustiz.com

CATHERINE ANNE TUCKER (Stage Manager) – ZACH: Stage Management for ANN, Tribes, Evita, Sophisticated Ladies, All the Way, Peter and the Starcatcher, A Christmas Carol (2015, 2014), The Gospel at Colonus, Les Misérables, One Night with Janis Joplin, Mad Beat Hip & Gone, White Christmas, Next to Normal, and Red Hot Patriot: The Kick-Ass Wit of Molly Ivins as well as many special events. OFF BROADWAY: Lapsburgh Layover and Be a Good Little Widow with Ars Nova; I Never Sang For My Father with Keen Co.; and Sparkling Object with Canal Park Playhouse. REGIONAL THEATRE: Much Ado About Nothing at Austin Shakespeare Festival and Cyrano de Bergerac at Oregon Shakespeare Festival. OTHER CREDITS: Production Assistant for The Daily Show with John Stewart, Special Events Manager for NAAP, Dusty Film Festival and Ars Nova Benefit.

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2016-2017 Season Priscilla Queen of the Desert The Musical

Director's Choice

We are passionate about producing plays that engage and transform our audiences. This Director's Choice slot is being finalized so that we can bring a receent work coming from, or heading to Broadway, that does just that.

September 28-October 30, 2016 Book by Stephan Elliott and Allan Scott Based on the Latent Image/Specific Films Motion Picture Distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc. Directed by Abe Reybold Choreographed by Dominique Kelley Musical Direction by Allen Robertson

Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill April 5-30, 2017

Shake your groove thing and climb aboard the most fun party bus in Austin – Priscilla Queen of the Desert! Based on the smashhit movie, this Olivier and Tony Awardwinning musical tells the heartwarming, uplifting adventure of three friends from Down Under who journey into the Outback searching for love, friendship, and family. They find more than they had ever dreamed. With hundreds of outrageous costumes and headdresses, and a playlist of dance floor hits including I Will Survive, Hot Stuff, I Say A Little Prayer For You, and I Love The Nightlife, this fresh and funny musical is a journey to the heart of FABULOUS!

A musical play by Lanie Robertson Musical Direction by Allen Robertson

Pull up a chair, order a delicious cocktail, and turn back the hands of time in our swanky nightclub for an intimate evening with legendary jazz songstress Billie Holiday. “God Bless The Child,”“Strange Fruit,”“Don’t Explain,” and “My Man” are among the unforgettable hits you will savor from the lady who sings the blues. She’s got a life to sing. “The richest jazz singing in town just now is at this subtle absorbing dramatic performance … by the end, one is filled with an unexpected joy. Robertson's play is a shrewdly constructed piece. Mesmerizing." The New York Times

“Hugely entertaining… insanely glitzy.” Daily Telegraph

A Christmas Carol

In the Heights

November 23-December 31, 2016

May 31-July 2, 2017

By Charles Dickens Adapted and Directed by Dave Steakley Musical Direction by Allen Robertson

Music and Lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda Book by Quiara Alegría Hudes Conceived By Lin-Manuel Miranda Directed and Choreogrpahed by Michael Balderrama Musical Direction by Allen Robertson

Austin’s newest and most rockin’ holiday tradition! Each year, ZACH's A Christmas Carol features new hit songs and reimagined carols that create an infectious spirit that will have everyone dancing in the aisles. ZACH's fresh and inspired adaptation of Charles Dickens' beloved classic juxtaposes the traditional Victorian setting and costumes with a modern musical score that spans all genres. Come celebrate the season with three soulful ghosts, the Cratchit family’s boundless love, and Ebenezer Scrooge’s miraculous and joyous transformation.

This groundbreaking, vibrant musical won the Tony Award for Best Musical for LinManuel Miranda and his dynamic creative team behind Broadway’s most talked about breakout hit Hamilton. Set in NYC’s Washington Heights, this “Upper West Side Story” dazzles with sizzling song and dance, as the hopes, romances, and dreams of a community ignite over the July 4th weekend. Joyous, infectious, and moving!

Chock-full of musical surprises, humor, and pure joy!

“A big, pulsing power surge of a show.” Newsday 52

Million Dollar Quartet

Holiday Heroes

Book by Colin Escott and Floyd Mutrux Original Concept and Direction by Floyd Mutrux Inspired by Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins Directed by Dave Steakley Musical Direction by Allen Robertson

Written by Shaun Wainwright Branigan and Jerome Schoolar

July 26-September 3, 2017

They came together to make music. And together they made history. Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, and Carl Perkins join forces for one night only on December 4, 1956 at Sun Records Studio in Memphis for the greatest jam-session ever. Relive this legendary night as you rock along to such classics as “Blue Suede Shoes,”“Folsom Prison Blues,” and “Great Balls of Fire.” There will surely be a “Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On” in the Topfer Theatre for this epic night of music from rock n’ roll’s greatest icons.

Holiday add-on: The Santaland Diaries November 23-December 25, 2016 By David Sedaris Adapted for the stage by Joe Mantello Directed by Abe Reybold

David Sedaris’ ever-irreverent and giddilycynical Macy’s elf Crumpet is back. This outlandish, true tale jingles to life on the intimate Whisenhunt stage as Crumpet exposes what it takes to juggle tiny tots and staggering Santas during the most festive time of the year. This merrily subversive and laugh ‘til you cry evening will delight all adult elves who like it more naughty than nice!

Theatre for Families Charlotte's Web

October 14-December 3, 2016 Based on the Story by E.B. White Adapted by Joseph Robinette Directed by Nat Miller

December 17, 2016

Now in its 17th year due to popular demand! In this hilariously fun holiday sing-along, students get into the holiday spirit with Ernie and Rufus. Celebrate the season with singing, laughter, and holiday cheer for all.

Elephant and Piggie: We are in a Play! February 17- April 29, 2017 Book lyrics by Mo Willems Music by Deborah Wicks La Puma

When Gerald and Piggie get together, anything is possible. They might wear silly hats, get invited to a fancy pool costume party, or learn a crazy new dance. Based on the wildly popular, beloved book series, this lively musical features Gerald and Piggie and the delightful back-up singers, the Squirrelles, who together discover the fun of being in a play and the joy of friendship. Bring your “bestus” friend and share the laughter.

jj's arcade

April 14-May 7, 2017 Written by José Casas Directed by Nat Miller

Mario is a hard working auto mechanic in east LA who is left to raise his son, JJ, after the passing of his mother. In order to honor her memory and cope with his lack of connection with his father, JJ begins to build an arcade out of leftover cardboard from his dad’s garage. It is through JJ’s imagination and ingenuity that he is able to connect to himself and his family. Inspired by the YouTube sensation, Caine’s Arcade, this bilingual play celebrates culture, imagination, perseverance, and family. JJ’s Arcade will be co-produced with Teatro Vivo and presented at the Mexican American Cultural Center.

When Fern saves Wilbur, the smallest pig in the litter, Wilbur’s fate falls in the hand of a Subscribe and save. seemingly fragile web of Charlotte the spider. zachtheatre.org Charlotte weaves a path to freedom for Wilbur in this heartwarming tale of friendship and 512-476-0541 x1 devotion featuring bluegrass music and aerial artists from partner Sky Candy. 53

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ZACH Leadership DAVE STEAKLEY (Producing Artistic Director) is now in his 25th season, and is dedicated to creating a theatre of, by and for Austin – a place where our entire community gathers to share an intimate and extraordinary theatre experience. Led by Dave’s vision, the creation of the Topfer Theatre came to fruition, opening in October 2012 with the acclaimed musical Ragtime. Anna Deavere Smith says, “Dave is the future. The YES in his theater’s walls is as palpable as the walls themselves. That YES, I believe, will lead to something brand new, to connect with a broader, more global audience.” With Dave as artistic leader, ZACH has produced multiple World Premieres by Anna Deavere Smith, Steven Dietz, Jaston Williams, Everett Quinton, John Walch, Allen Robertson and The Flaming Idiots. ZACH served as the Central Texas hub of the nationwide 365 Plays/365 Days Festival by Suzan-Lori Parks. Dave created the first bilingual adaptation of Webber and Rice’s musical Jesucristo Superstar, and set The Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess in Katrina-ravaged New Orleans with a jazz/R&B reinvention, which received national acclaim from The New York Times and about which Todd Gershwin says, “It was Dave’s creative production of Porgy and Bess that really opened my eyes to the need to finally allow a creative team to interpret the opera in a fresh manner, which led to the recent Broadway production.” Dave has directed many ZACH productions, and some favorite experiences include: Mothers and Sons, All the Way, A Christmas Carol: A Rockin’ New Musical, The Who’s Tommy; The Gospel at Colonus; Harvey; 33 Variations; Ragtime; Next to Normal; Hairspray; August: Osage County; RENT; Metamorphoses; Our Town; Caroline, or Change; The Clean House; Take Me Out; I Am My Own Wife; Urinetown; Crowns; Omnium-Gatherum; Hedwig; Jelly’s Last Jam; The America Play; Dreamgirls; Angels In America and the first professional repertory production of The Laramie Project, and The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later. His regional directing credits include Actors Theatre of Louisville, New Stage Theatre, American Heartland Theatre, WaterTower Theatre, and Pittsburgh’s City Theatre. He is the playwright of ZACH’s A Christmas Carol, Rockin’ Christmas Party, and Keepin’ It Weird, featured on CBS Sunday Morning, NPR, The Wall Street Journal, and American Theatre. Dave serves as a panelist for the National Endowment for the Arts, the Texas Commission on the Arts, and the National Alliance for Musical Theatre. City of Austin Mayors Kirk Watson and Lee Leffingwell declared, respectively, May 18, 2001 and October 22, 2011 as “Dave Steakley Day” on the occasion of his 10th and 20th ZACH Anniversaries. He is the recipient of the 2015 First Tee of Greater Austin Courtesy Award, the 2013 Human Rights Campaign Austin Visibility Award, 2010 Kick Ass Award, 2005 Austin Circle of Theaters’“Outstanding Contribution to Austin Theatre” Award, seven Austin Chronicle “Best of Austin Best Stage Director” awards, the 2000 Austin Under 40 Outstanding Arts and Entertainment Award, and multiple Austin Critics’ Table and B. Iden Payne Awards for “Outstanding Director/Choreographer.” In 2009, he was crowned Austin Dancing with the Stars Champion, and he has a cameo in Richard Linklater’s 2012 film Bernie with Jack Black.

ZACH Leadership

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ELISBETH CHALLENER (Managing Director) joined ZACH Theatre as Managing Director in June of 2007, with responsibility for strategic planning, management, finances, marketing, and fundraising for the organization. Under Elisbeth’s leadership, ZACH successfully designed, built and opened the new Topfer Theatre, which has won significant awards and widespread aclaim completing the largest capital campaign in ZACH’s history. In August 2014, ZACH celebrated the successful conclusion of the $23.5M campaign! Other accomplishments during her eight years at ZACH include creating a new multi-year strategic plan that will move the organization into the next phase of its significant expansion, increasing revenue from single ticket sales by 79 percent and increasing revenue from season ticket sales by 139 percent. At a time when many arts organizations in Austin and around the nation have been struggling, ZACH has grown its operating budget from $3 million to $8 million dollars and has operated “in the black” throughout Elisbeth’s tenure. Elisbeth has led her team in developing innovative new offerings on ZACH’s expanded campus including full-service bars and nightly pre-show entertainment; an exclusive skyline lounge in the Topfer Theatre for donors; and making the theatre available as a red-carpet venue for SXSW, The Daily Show, as well as other major community events. Last year, ZACH proudly launched The Dave Steakley Dream Fund designed to enhance the artistic vision of ZACH’s Producing Artistic Director and to maintain production quality and the facility needs of ZACH’s Topfer Theatre and campus. Before moving to Austin, Elisbeth was Executive Director of Montalvo Arts Center in the San Francisco Bay Area. She led Montalvo’s growth from a small, community-based organization into a major presenting venue and home to an internationally acclaimed artists’ residency program. During nearly two decades at Montalvo, her other accomplishments included increasing ticket sales from less than $500,000 to more than $4 million, expanding the patron base from 6,000 to 80,000 and raising more than $20 million for capital projects. Earlier in her career, Elisbeth served as Administrative Director for the San Francisco Boys Chorus, Education/Outreach Director of the Fairmount Theatre of the Deaf and as department chair and faculty member of the performing arts department of The Purnell School in New Jersey. Elisbeth graduated from the Boston Conservatory of Music with a Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Arts in Drama and Musical Theatre. She attended the Harvard Business School Executive Education Program, The Center for Excellence in Nonprofit Management Leaders Institute in San Jose, California and served in leadership roles for the American Leadership Forum Silicon Valley, Saratoga Rotary Club and the Arts Council of Silicon Valley. Elisbeth currently serves on the Board of Directors and is Development Committee Chair of the National Alliance of Musical Theatre in New York, and has served on NAMT’s Festival of New Musicals Committee and Executive Committee. She has been a panelist for The Houston Arts Alliance, City of Austin, National Alliance of Musical Theatre, and Theatre Communications Group. Elisbeth has always had a passion for the theatre and performed for many years in summer stock, dinner theatre and semi-professional productions on the East Coast and in California. 55

One Man, Two Guvnors Production Crew Costumes Stitchers........................................................................ Emily Eoff, Alana Anthony, Desiree Humphries, Laura Luna, Jennifer Ball, Brandy Lee Harris, Regina Lewis, Sweta Vakani, Sally Hall Tailor, Drapers.......................................................................Wayne Fowks, Susan Branch Towne, Brandy Lee Harris Custom Knitting.................................................................................................................................................Zelpha Hutton Lead Dresser...................................................................................................................................................................Sally Hall Wig Assistant/Wardrobe Crew..............................................................................................................................Jillian Tully Wardrobe Crew.................................................................................................................................................. Jaimee Garner

Scenic Carpenters........................................... Ben Leza, Erin Collopy, Dennis J. Riley, Kevin Squires, Chris Dominguez Scene Shop Forman.............................................................................................................................................Tom Lucenti Scenic Artist...........................................................................................................................................................Roger Mason

Properties Properties Artisan.............................................................................................................................................Marshall Tosko Properties Carpenters.................................................................................................. Steve Baglio, Nathan Rappaport

Audio Lead Audio Engineer.........................................................................................................................................Pete Martinez Audio Technician...................................................................................................................................................Alex Cottam

Lighting and Video Lighting and Stage Operations Supervisor..............................................................................................Melissa Baglio Lead Electrician.................................................................................................................................................. Nick Swanson Light Board Operator......................................................................................................................................... Chris Conard Electricians........................................ Chris Conard, Eda Rodriguez, Justin Beets, Darwin Esquibel, Ryan Logue

Stage Operations Stage Crew Chief/Flame Effects...................................................................................................................... Taylor Novak Show Flyman.................................................................................................................................................Jessie Mikolaichik Show Deck Electrician..................................................................................................................................Annalise Caulde Show Properties Carpenter................................................................................................................................ Dezi Townes Show Crew Swings................................................................................................................Justin Cole & Katie Anderson Stage Operations Overhire Crew...........................Corbin Paulino, Kathleen Litteral, Kyle Etzel, Travis Donald, Tim Shemroske, Audie Odat, Jacob Singleton

Wardrobe Lead Wardrobe Technician........................................................................................................................................Sally Hall Wig / Wardrobe Technician....................................................................................................................................... Jillian Tully Wardrobe Technician............................................................................................................................................Jaimee Garner

ZACH Staff Artistic and Production

Producing Artistic Director...................................................................................................................................... Dave Steakley Associate Artistic Director..........................................................................................................................................Abe Reybold Director of Production........................................................................................................................................................Paul Flint Assistant Production Manager.............................................................................................................................Lesley Fairman Production Coordinator........................................................................................................................................T. Scott Wooten Technical Director.................................................................................................................................................... Robert Richoux Assistant Technical Director................................................................................................................................ Austin Manning Scene Shop Foreman....................................................................................................................................................Tom Lucenti Lighting and Stage Supervisor..............................................................................................................................Melissa Baglio Master Electrician........................................................................................................................................................ Nick Swanson Stage Crew Chief............................................................................................................................................................Taylor Novak Audio Supervisor..............................................................................................................................................................Craig Brock Properties Master...............................................................................................................................................................Scott Groh Interim Properties Manager...................................................................................................................................Marshall Tosko Scenic Charge................................................................................................................................................................... J. Aaron Bell Costume Shop Manager................................................................................................................................................. Blair Hurry Assistant Costume Shop Manager................................................................................................................ Brandy Lee Harris Wardrobe Supervisor................................................................................................................................Christina Montgomery Draper.............................................................................................................................................................................. Wayne Fowks

Administrative

Managing Director.............................................................................................................................................Elisbeth Challener Executive Coordinator..............................................................................................................................................Renelle Bedell Finance Director.............................................................................................................................................................Linda Wilson Accounting and Budget Specialist.............................................................................................................Lakeisha Van Buren Accounting and Budget Specialist................................................................................................................................Jeff Taylor Accounting and Human Resources Assistant......................................................................................................... Christi Zay Tessitura Database Administrator and IT Support..............................................................................................Greg Garcia Chief Development Officer.....................................................................................................................................Charlie Frasier Associate Director of Development...............................................................................................Kimberly Theodore Sidey Special Events Manager......................................................................................................................................Cathleen Berdan Individual Giving Coordinator.......................................................................................................................... Brittney Woolley Development Assistant..............................................................................................................................................Liana Putrino Education Director..............................................................................................................................................................Nat Miller Associate Director of Education....................................................................................................................................Chad Dike Pre-Professional Manager.................................................................................................................Jennifer Young Mahlstedt Education Associate.............................................................................................................................................Kate Shaw-Nappi Education Assistant...................................................................................................................................................... Shannon Fox Chief Marketing and Community Engagement Officer........................................................................Rachel Applegate Senior Marketing Manager....................................................................................................................................... Rick Sanchez Art Director.......................................................................................................................................................................... Rona Ebert Public Relations Manager..........................................................................................................................................Lauren Lovell Public Relations Associates........................................................................................................ Hook 'em Marketing and PR, Amy Layton, Nicole Shiro Digital Media and Marketing Communications Specialist..............................................................Michael Ferstenfeld Assistant Box Office Manager.........................................................................................................................................Ali Jaynes Group Sales Associate................................................................................................................................................. Alyson Mintz Box Office Associates.......................................................................Olivia Faires, Shannon Fox, Daniel Lonzo, Kim Stacy Priority Seating Manager................................................................................................................................. Bette Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Callaghan Priority Seating Representatives.................................................................................................. Alyson Mintz, Cory Powell, Josie Pardo, Leigh Anne Smith Director of Facility Operations and Patron Services Amanda Adams Patron Services Manager.............................................................................................................................................. Kyle Sigrest Lead Events Manager......................................................................................................................................... Keri-Dawn Solner Food and Beverage Manager................................................................................................................................... Adam Swank Assistant Bar Manager................................................................................................................................................... Chris Smith House Managers..............................................................................................Dee Castillo, Kendra Dobson, Kathy Garrett, Terri Housworth, Ernestina Martinez, Janie Paez, Kim Stacy Bartenders.......................................................... Chris Smith, Will Phillips, Ben Grimm, Nate Bortmas, Jessica Hovind, Hannah Hagar, Iggy Mwela, Matt LeMond, James Taylor Facilities Manager..........................................................................................................................................................Steve Woods Assistant Facilities Manager...................................................................................................................................Andrew Clarke Facilities Crew...................................................................................................Brian Bodkin, Scotty Mominee, Leon Presley

ZACH Theatre Board of Trustees Executive Committee

Trustees

Mindy Ellmer, President Legislative Consulting

Sergio Alcocer, Trustee Janet K. Baxter, Janet K. Baxter Oil & Gas Larry Connelly, Trustee Eric Copper, Austin Portfolio Real Estate Aaron Day, Texas Land Title Association Revolution Spirits Distilling Company Derrick Evans, Freescale Semiconductor Jay Fox, Baylor Scott & White Health Donn Gauger, Falcon Insurance Agency Inc. Deborah Green, Trustee Cindy Greenwood, Cindy Greenwood Residential Kathleen Guion, Trustee Wendy Harvey, The Arbor Michael Heidler, Vinson & Elkins LLP Nestor Ho, Silicon Labs Dan Jackson, Trustee Carmen Luevanos, Texas Gas Service Bruce McCann, The University of Texas Jon McElhaney, Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC. Eric Natinsky, Quick Technologies, Inc. Bettye Nowlin, Trustee Deborah O’Connell, Trustee Mike O’Krent, LifeStories Alive, LLC Candace Partridge, Psychologist Hiten Patel, Balefire Consulting Mike Peterson, AT&T The Honorable Jim Pitts, Texas State House of Representatives, District 10 Annette Renaud, Trustee Lesa Rossick, Market Ambassador Mari Ruckel, Texas Oil and Gas Association Joy H. Selak, PhD, MINDPOP Samantha L. Slate, Dell Robert A. Stoltz, Trustee Mary Herr Tally, Trustee Tom Terkel, FourT Realty Bobbi Topfer, Trustee Nelda A. Treviño, Trustee Kevin D. Witcher, The Chubb Corporation Stacey Zoll, Charles Schwab

Dr. Gary Goldstein Immediate Past President Helphen Consulting LLC Brian McCall, Vice President Texas State University System Carl Stuart, Treasurer Carl Stuart Investment Advisor Inc. Will Coombes, Secretary/ Community Engagement Committee Chair

Visa, Inc Laura Merritt, Membership Committee Chair Boulette Golden & Marin, L.L.P. Adam Schramek, Development Committee Chair Norton Rose Fulbright Carolyn Seriff Education Committee Chair Trustee A. Robert Fischer, General Counsel Jackson Lewis P.C. Candice Hunter Corby, At-Large Cobra Legal Solutions, LLC Kathy Hutto, At-Large Jackson Walker L.L.P. Dave Steakley Producing Artistic Director ZACH Theatre Elisbeth Challener Managing Director ZACH Theatre

Distinguished Fellows Alice Kleberg Reynolds Melvin Pape Ex-Officio Sara Hensley Mayor Lee Leffingwell

Honorary Life Members Marla Bommarito-Crouch Alvin J. Golden Kenneth O. Johnson Susan Longley Philip K. Maxwell Sue Maxwell

Edmund L. Nichols Elota Patton Charles T. Sikes Tom Terkel Johanne Ibsen-Wolford Alice Wilson

Business and Community Partners ZACH Theatre would like to extend our sincere thanks to the Business and Community Partners who support our productions, education and community outreach programs and operations through cash and in-kind contributions. Sponsorship of ZACH Theatre provides an opportunity to align your business with one of our city’s most innovative arts organizations. As a business and community partner, you will not only receive first-class entertainment for your clients and employees, but also enhance your brand and reach new customers, gaining valuable recognition among audiences who are eager to support our sponsors. $100,000+

$10,000-$14,999

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City of Austin Cultural Arts Division

Almar Furs Dagar’s Catering/DNA Events David Kurio Designs The Junior League of Austin Kirk Tuck Photography Kurant Events Marquee Event Group Pink Avocado Catering Samsung Sybil B. Harrington Endowment for the Arts Topfer Family Foundation Wells Fargo Advisors

Clean Scapes Do512 Family Frost Bank HR Directions Southwest Airlines The Steeping Room Texas Gas Service Toasties Sub Shop Twin Liquors

$50,000-$99,999

H-E-B Tournament of Champions Holiday Inn Austin Town Lake $25,000-$49,999

AT&T Austin Catering Baylor Scott & White Health Mercedes-Benz of Austin National Endowment for the Arts Schlotzsky’s The Shubert Foundation Texas Commission on the Arts Univision $15,000-$24,999

Alice Kleberg Reynolds Foundation Austin Community Foundation Dollar General Literacy Foundation OnRamp Access Rackspace Silicon Labs VISA

$5,000-$9,999

3M Bonnie Cummins Fielder Fund The Burdine Johnson Foundation CANTINE Italian Cafe & Bar Castle Hill Fitness Chubb Insurance Cord Shiflet, Realtor Eric Copper, Austin Portfolio Real Estate IGT LatinWorks Norton Rose Fulbright Palate Films Pierce Runnells Foundation Steam Team Texas Coffee Traders USA Compression Partners, LLC

$1,000-$2,499

Charles Quinn Photography The Marv and Joyce Kaiser Foundation The Pacey Family Foundation The Tecumseh Foundation $1-$999

Barton Springs Saloon Bearing Financial Advisors, LLC Cowgirls & Flowers Rosco Labs Uber

Special thanks to the following organizations who match the gifts of their employees: Ameriprise • Apple • Applied Materials • AT&T • Bank of America • Chevron • Dell ExxonMobil • General Electric • Google • Home Depot • Hospira • Humana • IBM Michael and Susan Dell Foundation • Microsoft • National Instruments The Pew Charitable Trusts • Silicon Labs • Topfer Family Foundation • Visa This list reflects contributions made from January 1, 2015 through May 1, 2016, from businesses, foundations and public agencies to support ZACH’s annual activities. Thank you again for your generous support. For more information on how your business or organization can get involved at ZACH, please contact Kimberly Theodore Sidey, Associate Director of Development, at 512476-0594 x232 or ksidey@zachtheatre.org.

Individual Contributors ZACH Theatre thanks the following individuals and family foundations for their generous gifts to support the work on our stages and in the community. This list reflects individual contributions to our Annual Fund from May 1, 2015 to May 1, 2016. To join our family of supporters, please contact Brittney Wooley at 512-476-0594 x270, or email bwoolley@zachtheatre.org. The Great Scotts are an exclusive group of individuals and couples who substantially support ZACH Theatre with annual operating gifts of $1,200 or more. The enhanced financial commitment made by the Great Scotts enables ZACH to bring important culture opportunities to the youth and adults of Central Texas, and in turn through year round social events and behind-the-scenes activities, the Great Scotts have a tremendous amount of fun! We deeply appreciate and thank our current Great Scotts.

Executive Producer’s Plus Circle ($12,500+) Anonymous James Armstrong and Larry Connelly Carolyn and Marc Seriff* Claire and Carl Stuart Carla Tyson*

Executive Producer’s Circle ($10,000+)

Anonymous* Chris Cheever Bill Dickson Mindy Ellmer Eric and Maria Groten Kathleen and Harvey Guion John C. & Carolyn Noonan Parmer Foundation Dennis Karbach and Robert Brown Phyllis Parmer and Mark Plummer Pamela and Scott Reichardt Annette Renaud Jim and Terry Whorton

Producer’s Circle ($7,500+) Jeff and Marcy Carpenter* Dr. Gary and Karen Goldstein Deborah Green and Clayton Aynesworth Cindy Greenwood Justin and Wendy Harvey Maxx Judd and Donn Gauger Brian McCall Bettye and Bill Nowlin Jessica and Jack Weaver*

Director’s Circle ($5,000+)

Sergio Alcocer Beau and Val Armstrong Jamie Barshop Carolyn Bartlett and Jesus Fraire Michelle Bourianoff and Juan Zalles Camille Cook and Siri Hutcheson Will Coombes and Brian Luna Ken and Candice Corby Deb and Tom Feo Jacque and Jay Forrest Ronda and Kelly Gray Rick and Karen Hawkins Dr. and Mrs. Lacy H. Hunt Kathy Hutto and Allen Beinke Dan Jackson III and M. Jeremy Guiberteau Mike and Suzanne Kennedy Barbara Krings Joan and Jeffrey S. Lava Susan and Craig Lubin Phil and Sue Maxwell Jack and Carla McDonald* John and Marcy Melanson Laura Merritt and J.P. Kloninger*

Deborah O’Connell and William Stassen Lee Manford and Casey Blass Candace and Michael Partridge Jan and Gary Pickle The Honorable James R. Pitts Karen Pulaski Tom and Glenda Rhyne Lesa and Bill Rossick Mary Herr Tally and Rusty Tally Tom and Colleen Terkel Mort and Bobbi Topfer Nelda Trevino* Jan and Neile Wolfe

Designer’s Circle ($2,500+)

Anonymous* Kathy Akin - Akin Business Service Jade and Greg Ausley Charles Barnett Rick and Fadya Bennett Frances and Martin Blank Paul Boudreaux and Craig Davis Maria Garza Brown* Faye Chandler Jean Cheever Beryl Crowley Kristen and Aaron Day John Dalrymple and David Soza Kim Eckert and Gil Cantu Derrick Evans A. Robert Fischer Jay Fox Michael and Sarah Heidler Andrew and Mary Ann Heller Brian Hencey and Chuck Ross Jeanne and Van Hoisington Nester Ho and Heather Bland-Ho Johanne Ibsen-Wolford and Steve Wolford Diane Ireson and Rowland Cook Mitchell and Janna Jacobson Dana and Dennis Jakubowicz Adam and Kimberly Levinson Carmen Luevanos Lana Macrum and Jeffrey Craig Drs. Roseann Mandziuk and James Studer Bruce McCann Jon and Heather McElhaney Louis and Christine Messina Gail and Tommy Morgan Michelle and Eric Natinsky* Robert Nutt III Hiten and Melissa Patel Michael Peterson and Doug Pogemiller Faith Roberts Jim and Trish Roberts-Miller Mari and Grant Ruckel Berny and Sarah Schiff Chari and Adam Schramek Joy and Dan Selak

Deanna and Jeff Serra* Samantha L. Slate Sadi Sparks Robert Stoltz and Eve Michaels Trisa Thompson and Jack Jacobi Billy Wilkinson and John Kerrigan The Winkelman/Zeplain Families Kevin Witcher and Rick O’Donnell Leslie and David Wolff Stacey and Mitch Zoll*

Stage Manager’s Circle ($1,200+)

Anonymous* Anonymous* Anonymous Linda Aaker Carol and Chris Adams John and Diana Argersinger Richard Atkin Mindy Bakker Thomas D. Barrett Becky Beaver and John Duncan Linda Benge and Paul Robshaw Phillip L. Berry and Susan Landers Sinclair Black Julianna and Malcolm Borgendale Anne Boyd Boyd Family Russell Bridges and Ralph Salinas Jeff and Pam Brown* Lynda and Tim Brown Charles Buerschinger and Mary Anne Rickhoff Dan Bullock and Annette Carlozzi Linda Bush Daniel and Darlene Byrne Marianne Carroll Christina Carson Elisbeth Challener and Brett Bachman Donna Clay Shelton K. Coleman Mary Lockwood Crouch John Crow and Marcus Loy Robert F. Dailey JoAnn Dalrymple and Regan Ellmer James Dammann and Sharon Vaughn Darrell S. David Lori Dennis and Karen Verser Deborah K. Dobbs Sharon Doerre and David Myren Dr. Harvey and Gloria Evans In Memory of Mary Margaret Farabee Steven and Judy Franden Brian Gleason and Shawn Chapman Rex Gore Iris Groten Cass Haecker and Larry Steinman Susan B. Hammer Don Hammill

Individual Contributors Nyla Harper and Tobi Taub Richard Hartgrove and Gary Cooper Catherine and George Hessler Marjorie and David Hunter Jenny and Peter Hutchen/ The Reinhold Family Foundation Jo and Jon Ivester Dirk and Betty Jameson William E. Jones, MD Chad and Kim Jowers* Suzanne and Keith Kaminsky Ron and Stephanie Kincheloe* Olgica and Steven Klindworth Pat Koen Hank and Nancy Kojzarek JR and Jill Kraft* Margaret Kress Doug and Debbie Lackey L’Aiglon Foundation Rebecca and Jackson LeMond Myra Leo and Billy Atkins Tommy and Penny Lichenstein Dr. Emma Linn Tom and Alaire Lowry Bob Luther and Clint Phillips Skipp Manson Julia Marsden Tom Mays and Orlando Zayas Dr. Tory and Karen Meyer Stephen and Sherry Maysonave Linda McDonough Lynn E. McNeill and Torbin McEwen Julie Moore Pat Muller and Stacey Hebert* Sondra Murray* Elizabeth and Reuel Nash Elizabeth and Jerele Neeld Dr. Nona Niland Mike and Linda O’Krent Linda and Mike Osborn Kathleen and Martin Otto Philip Parker* James and Kristy Peters Timothy and Bethany Pickering* Tracy Rawl Carol and Andrew Reifsnyder Joe and Patty Rotunda Beatrice Sager Nancy Scanlan Quata and Jerry Schoolar Peter Schram and Harry E. Ullmann Cord and Anne Shiflet Michael Smothers and Sergio Durante Laura and Mike Snavely Beth and Jack Stockton Shannon, Shane, Kaitlin, and Gracee Street Lonnie Karotkin-Taub and Albert Taub Mr. and Dr. Christopher Thomas* Brenda Thompson Cathy and Dwight Thompson Vincent Thompson and David Thomas Mark and Ledi Trutna Karen Tuel and Doug Powell The Van Den Berg Family Lanny Vickery and Kim Greene Ching and Man-Li Yew Stanford Young

*Friends of Education contributor

Leading Role - Membership ($600+)

Anonymous Laura Agnew and Hill Abell David Aronofsky* Larry and Cheryl Audette Donna Ayala Brent and Amee Baker* Deborah Beilman* Dr. Charles Bell Jill and Tim Blackwood Ted Blaylock John and Fleur Blazier Barbara Bobb Sue and Dewey Breland Pei-San and Daniel Brown Marco and Michelle Camacho Ruth Casarez Randy Cavazos* Ann Chao Bill and Suzanne Childs Jimmy and Kathy Clark Diana and Charles Cox Dr. Garry and Tracy Craighead Robert Cratchit Fund Anna Crawford Elaine Crockett Mrs. Gayle R. Cullington Adam Curry and Tina Snider* The Honorable Drew Darby and Clarisa Darby Payton and Dan Davenport James Davis and Jan Demetri Joanne Debyah Carl and Laura Dobbs Sharon Doerre and David Myren Susan Donaldson Joe and Karen Draker Claude and Susan Ducloux Kate Ludeman and Eddie Erlandson Dr. Bill and Pat Evans David and Pam Frager Deborah Gabor* Victoria and Nef Garcia* Friedel Family Foundation by Lynne and Steve Gellman Dr. James E. Gilliam and Judith M. Gilliam Fred and Betty Glosser Glenda Goehrs Graham/Walker Family* James Griffin* Alan Grimes and Phillip Salazar Jim and Corinne Grimes* Dr. Ellen M. Grimm and Dr. Michael J. Grady Dr. Juan Guerrero, MD Tim and Dorothy Hald, CPA Melvin and Brian Hamburg-Maas James and Brandy Hammack Michele Haram John Harcourt and Sue Ellen Stavrand Carisa Herweck and Valerie Esparza Kenneth Heydrick and Larry Stephens Robert and Frances Hieronymus Jim and Linda Holcombe Peggy and Leon Holland Stephanie and Jody Hooten David Honeycutt* Shirley and Doug Hudson William and Marilyn Ingram Bobby and Nancy Inman

John Ireland* Coleman A. and Lola H. Jennings Andrew and Christina Johnson The Jordan Family The Jowers Family* Dr. H. Daviss King Jr. Judith Knotts* Laura Lee and Joseph Kozusko Ken and Diane Kramer Babette and Robert Laibovitz Carey Leva and Elizabeth Danon-Leva Clay and Katy Levit* James Linville and Lina Husodo Carolyn Mann and Jesse Gutierrez Pamela Mathison Kimberly and Alan McCollum Paul McGill* Gil and Christy McQuillan Lynn Meyer and Rick Clemens Paola Moore* Cheryl Mutschler Coach Nakumbe The Natural Epicurean Academy Terry and Patrick O’Daniel Connie and Samuel Pate Sue Patrick Lisa Paulson and Michael O'Toole The Pearson Family Constance Pechal Doug and Sally Pendergras Phillip and Randy Pensabene Alberta Phillips and Gary Bledsoe William Pratt* Maria and Erik Pronske* Tom and Kit Randall Joe and Karen Rascati Jim Raup Patrick and Lily Reznik Karin Richmond Regina Rousseau Ellar Salmon* Thomas Scott and Irma Guerra Scott Michael Scully and Doreen Lorenzo Jason and Elizabeth Seriff Amy Shipherd Christopher Shonk Stephen Skaggs and Jay Kleine Delbert and Joan Smith Larry and Susan Smith David and Penny Snider Donna Snyder and Richard Donahue Don and Anna Sorensen Scott and Carol Stine Ryan and Bryna Stryker John and Cynthia Theodore Becky Tomblin Donald Tompkins Carrie Trabue* Patricia and William Uhls Retta Van Auken* Lakeisha and Andraé Van Buren Thomas and Karen Vaughn Mark and Mary Venghaus Craig Wallace Carol Whalen Brooke and Chris Wilbratte* Jay Willems and Dennis Nauert Robert and Danielle Wills* Linda Wilson Jan and Lois Wood Cynthia Work and Gregory Abell Stan and Hilary Young

At Your Service Purchase Tickets

Online: zachtheatre.org Phone: 512-476-0541 x1 In person: 202 South Lamar, Austin, TX 78704 Monday-Saturday, Noon-7 p.m. during performances (Noon-5 p.m. all other times) Sundays, Noon-2:30 p.m. during performances

Group Sales Groups of 8 or more receive discounts and may place advance ticket orders based on availability. We can assist you in everything from planning your pre-show cocktail hour to arranging caterers for a post-show gathering in one of our beautiful spaces. For more information and to schedule you groups, please contact Alyson Mintz, Group Sales Associate, at 512-476-0594 x245 or email groupsales@zachtheatre.org.

Latecomers and Seating At show time, all empty seats are released back to the house to seat those patrons on stand-by. If you are running late to your performance, phone the Box Office so that we are aware that you are on your way and can hold your seats. Any patron arriving after curtain will be seated at the discretion of House Management. Our ushers will show you to your seat, if it’s easily accessible. If the seat is not accessible, you will be shown to an available seat at a break. At intermission, you’re welcome to relocate to your ticketed seat location.

Special Needs A Box Office Associate will be pleased to assist you with any special seating needs when you purchase your tickets. We have wheelchair and limited mobility seating in all of our theatres, and provide accessible restrooms, entry doors, and walkways. To access the second-level Serra Skyline Lounge in the Topfer Theatre, you many use the elevator located in the lobby. Assisted listening devices are available at the Box Office free of charge. For more information about any of these services, please contact the Box Office at 512-476-0541 x1.

Drinks and Dining ZACH’s bars and lounges open 90 minutes prior to show time. The Topfer lounge remains open post-show for an opportunity to meet and mingle with the cast. Pre-order your drinks at the bar, and they will be waiting for you at intermission and post-show. Our bars accept all major credit cards, and you may run a tab during your visit. ZACH’s lounges and bars offer a selection of wines, cocktails, and craft beers. Our Kleberg and Topfer bars offer a wide range of liquor selections including our popular wells and single malt scotches. Gourmet appetizer plates and small bites are also available.

Transportation ZACH’s Box Office staff will happily assist you in arranging a taxi for post-show. ZACH also recommends Uber as an alternative transportation option. There is a dedicated Uber pick-up and drop-off location in the Topfer Theatre parking lot. 62

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