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From the DramaturgGraham Graves

Legacy of Light is set in present day America and mid-18th century France. In the course of the action these two settings run in parallel and gradually mingle as the characters and themes interact. The dominant intellectual themes of the play are scientific and philosophical; the science drawing heavily on the science of the 18th century Enlightenment and the extraordinary propositions of relativity and quantum physics in our own time. Émilie du Châtelet made important and original theoretical contributions to the development of the latter although these were not adequately recognized in her lifetime. Even now, like present day fictional protagonist Olivia, the role and the achievements of a woman in astrophysics or science still provoke that mild astonishment that betrays stereotyping by conventional role expectations. We need to be reminded also that Voltaire’s moral and intellectual support of Émilie’s efforts also rose above the conventional prejudices of his own day, and especially those of the French Court of which he was a scathing, witty and persistent critic, even at the risk of imprisonment and death.

The play explores and contrasts the past and the present, especially in the progress of the march of reason and science, and the optimism it is widely presumed to justify. Both words (“optimism” and “progress”) were coined in the 18th century. The development of physics and cosmology are excitingly portrayed by the central women protagonists, Émilie du Châtelet and Olivia. We should reflect on what the play tells us about progress, or lack of it, in gender equality, especially the lack of opportunities and encouragement offered to women in science and technology outside the “nurturing professions.” Some leading figures of The Enlightenment (though notably not Voltaire) were ambivalent about the role of women in the march of reason; this was the age that found “scientific” and spurious reasons for declaring that women were inferior to men in this respect. The same ambivalence about the abolition of slavery was also widespread. Many modern historians and commentators view the surge of “globalization” in recent decades, and in all spheres of human activity, as a consequence of unrestrained “Enlightenment” rationality. The evidence of current financial, political and moral confusion in the so-called “global society” suggests that there is still a long way to go to secure the triumph of reason in human affairs. The Enlightenment is still unfolding, perhaps even in retreat.

Science Glossary Brown dwarf: Stars are formed from collapsing gases which have sufficient mass to generate their own heat and, therefore, light. Planets are formed from the dust left over from these colossal events, which is why they are captured by stars. Brown dwarfs are “failed stars” – bodies which collapsed, but with insufficient mass and density to generate their own light.

Dark matter: A hypothetical form of matter that is believed to make up 90% of the universe; it is invisible (does not absorb or emit light) and does not collide with atomic particles, but exerts gravitational force.

Elements of the Philosophy of Newton: Voltaire published this book which he wrote with help from Émilie (her Latin was apparently more fluent than his, and Newton, like most scientists of the period, wrote in Latin for an academic and international readership). Voltaire’s book helped to popularize Newton’s theories with French audiences.

Gravitational collapse: This is the point at which massive objects collapse under their own gravity. The force is so great that not even light can escape; the consequence is a black hole in the universe.

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Newton’s Laws of Motion: Newton’s three laws of motion are physical laws that define the relationship between the forces acting on a body and its motion due to those forces. The first law states that every body remains in a state of rest unless it is acted upon by an external unbalanced force. The second law states that acceleration is produced when a force acts on a mass. The greater the mass (of the object being accelerated), the greater the amount of force needed (to accelerate the object). The third law states that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.

Newton’s Principia (Philosophiae Naturalis Principiae Mathematica): Published in 1686 with help from Sir Edmund Halley, the Principia states Newton’s Laws of Motion, the foundation of classical mechanics. Émilie translated the Principia into French, but it was not published until 1759, ten years after her death. Émilie’s Principia is still widely read in France.

Rubin, Vera: an American astronomer who pioneered work on galaxy rotation rates. Rubin is credited with proving the existence of “dark matter,” or nonluminous mass, and forever altering our perceptions of the universe.

Stellar nursery: A region within a nebula where stars are forming.

Vega: Vega is the brightest star in the constellation of Lyra, one of the brightest in the night sky and one of the closest stars (“only” 25 million light years away) to our solar system. Olivia calls her planet, which revolves around Vega, Vega B.

Biography of Émilie du ChâteletAlthough recognized for many years by the mathematical and scientific communities

as an impressive intellect, Émilie du Châtelet’s contributions have been obscured with time. She scoffed at societal conventions, rebelling against the prejudices which barred her from intellectual debate because she was a woman. Her translation of Newton’s Principia, published ten years after her death, remains the only French translation of the text.

Born on December 17, 1706 and christened Gabrielle Émilie Le Tonnelier de Breteuil, the future Marquise du Châtelet grew up under privileged circumstances. Her father, the Baron de Breteuil, was Principal Secretary and Introducer of Ambassadors to Louis XIV, and thus she spent the early years of her life in the presence and company of many notable celebrities and thinkers of the day. At the age of sixteen, her father introduced her to the Court of Versailles and by age nineteen she had chosen a husband: Marquis Florent-Claude Chastellet (Voltaire standardized the spelling of her last name to “Châtelet” in his writings). As was common for her station in life, the spouses understood each would have extramarital affairs; Émilie had affairs before and throughout her marriage, usually with men whom she found intellectually stimulating, such as her mathematics tutor and member of the Academy of Sciences Pierre-Louis Moreau de Maupertuis.

Émilie had three children with Châtelet: a daughter in 1726, a son in 1727, and finally a second son in 1733 who died in 1734. Her husband, a military man, spent much of his time on garrison duty away from home, so Émilie was free to enjoy the society of Paris, as well as to explore and expand her mind.

Émilie met Voltaire upon his return to France after his self-imposed exile. From 1734 until her death in 1749, the pair spent their time investigating energy, moral philosophy, metaphysics, history, critical deism, and physics. They theorized and worked proofs on Isaac Newton and Gottfried Leibniz, both of whom were considered anathema by the French government for not following the same line of thought as Descartes. In 1748 Émilie fell in love with Marquis de Saint-Lambert and became pregnant. Fearing that at the age of forty-two childbirth would kill her, Émilie redoubled her exertions in completing Newton’s Principia. She completed the translation shortly before giving birth to a daughter on September 9, 1749 and died the next day from an infection contracted during childbirth.

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Biography of VoltaireFrançois-Marie Arouet, known as Voltaire (1694-1778), was a prominent playwright,

author, and philosopher in 18th century France. In 1726, Voltaire insulted the powerful young nobleman, Chevalier de Rohan, and was given two options: imprisonment or exile. He chose exile and from 1726 to 1729 lived in England. While in England, Voltaire was attracted to the philosophy of John Locke and the ideas of mathematician and scientist Sir Isaac Newton. He studied England’s constitutional monarchy and its religious tolerance. Voltaire was particularly interested in the philosophical rationalism of the time and in the study of the natural sciences. After returning to Paris he wrote a book praising English customs and institutions. It was interpreted as criticism of the French government, and in 1734 Voltaire was forced to leave Paris again.

At the invitation of a highly intelligent woman friend, Émilie du Châtelet, Voltaire moved into her Chateau de Cirey near Luneville in eastern France. They studied the natural sciences together for several years. In 1746, Voltaire was voted into the L’Académie Française. In 1749, after the death of Émilie du Châtelet and at the invitation of the King of Prussia, Frederick the Great, he moved to Potsdam (near Berlin in Germany). In 1753, Voltaire left Potsdam to return to France.

In 1759, Voltaire purchased an estate called Ferney near the French-Swiss border, where he lived until just before his death. Ferney soon became the intellectual capital of Europe. Voltaire worked continuously throughout the years, producing a constant flow of books, plays and other publications. He wrote hundreds of letters to his circle of friends. He was always a voice of reason. Voltaire was often an outspoken critic of religious intolerance and persecution.

Voltaire returned to a hero’s welcome in Paris at age 83. The excitement of the trip was too much for him and he died in Paris. Because of his criticism of the church, Voltaire was denied burial in church ground. He was finally buried at an abbey in Champagne. In 1791 his remains were moved to a resting place at the Pantheon in Paris.

About the PlaywrightKaren Zacarías

Karen Zacarías’ plays include the award-winning Legacy of Light, Mariela in the Desert, The Book Club Play, The Sins of Sor Juana, and the adaptation of How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents. Her children’s musicals include the award-winning Looking for Roberto Clemente, Chasing George Washington, Ferdinand the Bull, Einstein Is a Dummy, Jane of the Jungle, and Cinderella Eats Rice and Beans. Her plays have been produced at Arena Stage, The Kennedy Center, The Goodman Theater, The Denver Center, Round House Theater, The Arden, Cleveland Playhouse, The Alliance Theater, The Berkshire Theater Festival, and many more. Her awards include: 2010 Citation for the Steinberg Award for Best New American Play (Legacy of Light), National Francesca Primus Prize (Mariela in the Desert), National Latino Play Award (Mariela in the Desert), Winner ATT/TCG First Stages Award (Mariela in the Desert), Finalist Susan S. Blackburn Award (Mariela in the Desert), The Edgerton New American Play Award (The Book Club Play), The New Voices New Vision (Einstein is a Dummy), and the Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding New Play (The Sins of Sor Juana).

Karen lives in D.C. with her husband and three young children. She is the Playwright-in-Residence at Arena Stage, Professor of Playwriting at Georgetown University, and the Founding Artistic Director of Young Playwrights’ Theater. She is currently working on commissions for La Jolla Playhouse, Arena Stage, South Coast Rep the Denver Center of the Performing Arts.

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Steinbright Stage October 13 – November 7, 2010

By Karen ZacaríasDirected by

Abigail Adams

Production Manager CHARLES T. BRASTOW*

Scenic Designer Costume Designer JAMES F. PYNE, JR. MARLA J. JURGLANIS Lighting Designer Original Music & Soundscape DENNIS PARICHY DANIEL KLUGER Dramaturg Fight Director GRAHAM GRAVES SAMANTHA BELLOMO Glass Installation Artist Production Stage Manager HANK MURTA ADAMS KELLY O’ROURKE*

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THE CAST

Émilie du Châtelet Susan McKey* Voltaire Stephen Novelli* Saint-Lambert/Lewis Jefferson Haynes Olivia/Wet Nurse Mary Beth Scallen* Millie/Pauline Emilie Krause Peter/Marquis du Châtelet Greg Wood*

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Originally commissioned by Arena Stage, Washington, D.C.Molly Smith, Artistic Director, Stephen Richard, Executive Director.

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Jefferson HaynesSaint-Lambert/LewisJefferson Haynes is happy to be back on the PLTC stage. Past productions include Stretch and Treasure Island. Jefferson has appeared onstage in the Philadelphia area with the Arden, Azuka, and Interact, among others. When offstage, he works as a scenic carpenter around the Philadelphia theatre community. Jefferson is also a member of Philly Improv Theatre and teaches acting and improv for all ages. Thanks to Courtney and Oliver for their continuing love and support.

Emilie KrauseMillie/PaulineEmilie Krause is a recent graduate from Temple University. Recent roles include Virginia Poe in Haunted Poe (Brat Productions), Annalee in 516 (Philadelphia Theater Workshop) and Hermia in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Shakespeare in Clark Park). She has also participated in PlayPenn (2009, 2010) and Philadelphia Young Playwrights. Look for her in Dividing the Estate at People’s Light in the spring. She would like to send her thanks to the ‘rents and the bro for their support, and her deepest gratitude to Abbey and the entire People’s Light family.

Susan McKeyÉmilie du ChâteletSusan has called People’s Light her artistic home since 1988. She was last seen as Regan in King Lear, and especially enjoyed playing Sylvia Stein in End Days last summer. Susan has been in all six holiday Pantos and is looking forward to working with director Ken Marini in The Master Builder later this season. Susan is a Barrymore Award winner, a mother of two, a raiser of 5 hens, and an irrepressible Cape Codder. Thanks to Abbey.

Stephen Novelli VoltaireStephen most recently directed The Secret of Sherlock Holmes at People’s Light. Recent acting assignments at People’s Light include Most Ancient in Gossamer, Gloucester in King Lear (Barrymore nomination for Supporting Actor), Saladin in Nathan the Wise, Dr. Manette in A Tale of Two Cities, Darius in The Persians and The Father in Six Characters in Search of an Author. He has directed Tuesdays with Morrie, Camping with Henry and Tom, Valley Song, Measure for Measure, As You Like It and Glengarry Glen Ross for People’s Light. A member of the resident company since 1974, he now serves as an Artistic Associate.

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Mary Elizabeth ScallenOlivia/Wet NurseMB has been a company member since 1991 and has most recently appeared in The Emperor’s New Clothes, King Lear, A Tale of Two Cities, The Persians and Getting Near to Baby. She’s also worked with the Lantern, the Arden, PlayPenn, Philadelphia Shakespeare Festival, the North Carolina Shakespeare Festival, Weston Theatre (VT) and Gretna Theatre (PA). She teaches acting at Penn and consults for FAIMER, an international medical education foundation, on communications skills and interactive teaching. Love to TShot.

Greg WoodPeter/Marquis du ChâteletGreg Wood was last seen at People’s Light as Peter in Absence. Other roles at PLTC include Marvin in Falsettos, Johnny in Misalliance and Tartuffe in Tartuffe. Other recent credits include: Fred in Fallen Angels with the Walnut St. Theatre, Cyrano in Cyrano de Bergerac and Antony in Antony & Cleopatra for the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival and Mr. Lockhart in The Seafarer with the Arden Theatre Co. Film and television credits include: The Sixth Sense, Signs, The Happening, The Answer Man, Bereavement, Bottleworld, Killing Emmett Young, A Gentlemen’s Game, Law & Order, Ed, Hack, and Homicide.

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Abigail AdamsDirectorAbbey is Artistic Director of the People’s Light & Theatre Company. During her 33-year association with the Theatre, she has directed more than 60 plays. Recent productions include The Emperor’s New Clothes, Nathan the Wise, The Day of the Picnic, Getting Near to Baby, Theophilus North, Twelfth Night, Something You Did, Fabulation, and The Member of the Wedding. Abbey served for ten years on the faculty at Swarthmore College and has also taught at New York University, Bryn Mawr College, Carnegie Mellon University and the Shakespeare Festival in Stratford, Ontario. She has served as a panelist and site reporter for the NEA and holds an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from Ursinus College.

Hank Murta AdamsGlass Installation ArtistHank Murta Adams is the Studio Creative Director at WheatonArts and Cultural Center where he facilitates numerous individual and collective projects for a diverse artist community, while serving as an educator and mentor for numerous young artists working as assistants and interns. He has been awarded three Fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and was the recipient of an Individual Artist Fellowship Award from the New York State Arts Council. He was awarded a Fellowship at the Creative Glass Center of America in 2001 and is a member of the Creative Glass Center of America Advisory Board. His work has been featured in numerous one-man exhibitions ranging from J&L Lobmeyr Glass in Vienna, Austria; Remnant: Hank Adams at The Arts Center of the Capital Region, Troy, NY; the Elliot Brown Gallery in Seattle; Heller Gallery in NYC; the Kohler Arts Center in Sheboygan, WI and the Hunterdon Museum of Art in NJ. Adams’ work was also selected for Creativity and Collaboration: Pilchuck Glass School at 30 in Seattle, WA in 2000. Other group shows range from the triennial traveling exhibition, Americans in Glass, to World Glass Now, held in 1988

at the Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art, Sapporo, Japan; and the Glass Skin, a traveling exhibit organized by the Corning Museum of Glass.

Samantha BellomoFight DirectorSam is the Resident Director at People’s Light and has been the Fight/Movement Choreographer on several shows at PLTC, including One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, King Lear and the last five holiday Pantos. She was the Assistant Director on The Emperor’s New Clothes, Snow White, The Day of the Picnic, Cinderella, Getting Near to Baby, and Theophilus North. Past choreography credits include: The Arden Theatre Company, Delaware Theatre Company, Lantern Theatre, and Act II Playhouse. She has received three Barrymore nominations for Outstanding Choreography/Movement.

Charles T. BrastowProduction ManagerChaz’s first encounter with People’s Light was as an intern during the summer of 1984. He joined the company full-time in 1987 during former Production Manager Ken Marini’s tenure. Since then he has stage managed over 80 productions and designed sound for over 120. In addition to his work for PLTC, he has designed for the Arden Theatre, Philadelphia Shakespeare Company, Cheltenham Center for the Performing Arts, PlayPenn, Delaware Theatre Company, Arena Stage, and Primary Stages. He has also worked for Nickelodeon (Double Dare, Think Fast, and Finder’s Keepers), Carnival Cruise Lines, Greg Thompson Productions, Miller-Reich Productions, Zap Productions, MLR Theatrical, and Scenery First. Chaz also has an M.A. in History.

Graham GravesDramaturgGraham Graves was the Dramaturg for People’s Light’s production of Nathan the Wise last season. Prior to that he served as a career officer in the British Council for 25 years, living and working in Iran, India, Saudi Arabia, Germany, Malta, and

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Washington, where he was an Education project officer at the World Bank in its Middle East and North Africa regions. Subsequently, he worked as an independent education consultant with European Community education projects throughout the newly independent countries of the former Soviet Union, including Russia. He has a B.A. Honors in Philosophy from University College, London; a post-graduate degree in Administrative Studies from Oxford University; and a Master’s degree in Education and Applied Linguistics from the Institute of Education, University of London. Currently, he lives in Wallingford, PA.

Marla J. JurglanisCostume DesignerResident Costume Designer for the past 16 years and manager of our Costume Shop, Marla’s recent designs include Nathan the Wise, Doubt: A Parable, Eggs, A Tale of Two Cities, The Day of the Picnic, The Persians, Sherlock Holmes & The Case of the Jersey Lily, and Six Characters in Search of an Author. She has designed costumes for over 70 PLTC productions. Marla’s designs have also been seen at the Delaware Theatre Company, The Arden Theatre Company, Philadelphia Theatre Company, AMTF, Virginia Stage Company, Alliance Theatre Company and George Street Playhouse.

Daniel KlugerOriginal Music and SoundscapeThe Persians (People’s Light & Theatre), Death of a Salesman (Weston Playhouse), Enjoy (The Play Co.) The Temperamentals (Daryl Roth/MAN underdog), Welcome to Yuba City (Pig Iron Theatre Company), The Oldsmobiles (The Flea Theatre), Peter Pan (Arden Theatre Company), Dov & Ali (Playwrights Realm), Jailbait (Cherry Lane), Whore, The Ones That Flutter (SPF/The Public Theatre), Hardly Wonder (Columbia University), The Americans (Juilliard), Melissa Arctic, Heartbreak House, A Murder, A Mystery and A Marriage (Two River Theatre Company), The Dining Room (Keen Company), Ivanov, Platonov, Uncle Vanya (Lake Lucille/Brian Mertes).

Kelly O’RourkeProduction Stage ManagerKelly is honored to be working with People’s Light and happy to be back in the Philadelphia community. Back from the midwest, Kelly spent 12 seasons with American Players Theatre in Spring Green, WI and 7 seasons with Milwaukee Repertory Theatre. Other theatres include First Stage Milwaukee, Next Act Theatre, Houston Grand Opera, the Arden Theatre Company and the Walnut Street Theatre. Kelly is continuously grateful for her family, especially the amazing Annie.

Dennis ParichyLighting DesignerDennis’ numerous designs at People’s Light include King Lear, Nathan the Wise, The Day of the Picnic, Six Characters in Search of an Author, Theophilus North, The Giver, String of Pearls, and In the Blood. He has worked in regional theatre, Off-Broadway, and Broadway for over forty years. Broadway credits include Talley’s Folly, Burn This, and As Is. Recent designs include 42nd Street and Is He Dead? for the Pioneer Theatre in Salt Lake City and Night Must Fall for the Olney Theatre. He teaches at Purchase College.

James F. Pyne, Jr.Scenic DesignerJim is Director of Design at People’s Light. In his 35 seasons with PLTC, he has created sets and/or lights for over 225 productions, including most recently The Secret of Sherlock Holmes, The Emperor’s New Clothes, King Lear, Snow White, A Tale of Two Cities, Cinderella, Eggs, The Persians, The Glass Menagerie, Treasure Island, and Theophilus North. Jim has received 11 Barrymore nominations for Outstanding Scenic and Lighting Design, winning for Outstanding Scenic Design in 1996 for The Life of Galileo and in 2002 for The Merchant of Venice. He has also designed scenery for the Arden, Villanova University, Act II Playhouse, the Children’s Theatre Company of Minneapolis and the Enchantment Theatre Company and Delaware Theatre Company.

Abigail AdamsArtistic DirectorMs. Adams is Artistic Director of The People’s Light & Theatre Company. During her 33-year association with the Theatre, she has directed more than sixty plays, including most recently The Emperor’s New Clothes, Nathan the Wise, The Day of the Picnic, Getting Near to Baby, Theophilus North, Twelfth Night, Something You Did, Fabulation, and The Member of the Wedding. Ms. Adams has directed readings and workshops of new plays for Playwrights Theatre of New Jersey, Circle Rep, New York Stage and Film, and the Public Theatre. Abbey served for ten years on the faculty of Swarthmore College and has also taught at New York University, Bryn Mawr College, Carnegie Mellon University, and The Shakespeare Festival in Stratford, Ontario. She has served on a variety of national boards and panels and is an active advocate for arts education. She holds an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from Ursinus College.

Grace E. GrilletManaging DirectorGrace E. Grillet has served as Managing Director of The People’s Light & Theatre Company since March 1997. As the Chief Administrative Officer for a $5 million non-profit, professional theatre, her primary areas of responsibility include management of facilities/operations, board liaison, development, marketing and public relations. Grillet’s tenure with the Company began in 1990 as Director of Development, a post she held for seven years. Prior to joining People’s Light, Grillet was Administrative Director for the Philadelphia Festival Theatre for New Plays from 1983-1990 and began her career in Student Activities at the University of Pennsylvania. She serves on the board of the Theatre Alliance of Greater Philadelphia and served 10 years as a board member of the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance (two years as Chair). She has participated in the following professional development opportunities: The Legacy Program of the Philadelphia Cultural Management Initiative, National Arts Strategies Executive Program for Non-Profit Leaders at Stanford University, NAS Leadership in a Changing Environment, Target/TCG Expanding the Manager’s Repertoire, and Leadership Inc.

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BoArd of trUsteesL. Frederick Sutherland, PresidentKenneth B. Mumma, Vice PresidentBrian D. Doerner, TreasurerHal Real, SecretaryAbigail AdamsSally S. BullardCarole Haas GravagnoLeonard HaasThomas P. HoganArnold W. JohnsenAnne Congdon LaRossaKatherine H. McNabbDavid D. MooberrySteven J. ReissMichael SmithAbby StaffordKarin B. TakiffPenelope P. WatkinsCarol Aichele, ex-officio

HonorAry BoArd of trUsteesKenneth D. Hill, ChairEvelyn AndrewsEarl M. BakerGladys BlackWilliam C. BuckWilliam F. Drake, Jr.Josephine KleinPaul J. LevineAnne U. MartinMargarett F. McKeelSam S. McKeelBetty U. MusserBenjamin R. NeilsonWilliam D. RavdinMarilyn SteinbrightDanny S. Fruchter, Founding Producing Director

comPAny of ArtistsAbigail AdamsWendy BableSamantha BellomoKevin BergenDavid BradleyCharles BrastowAlda CorteseRussell DavisPeter DeLaurierMark Del GuzzoLee DevinElizabeth Webster DukeMelanye FinisterLeonard HaasDavid IngramMarla JurglanisMark LazarLouis LippaKen MariniRosemarie McKelveySusan McKeyKate McSorleyPaul MeshejianChristopher Patrick MullenStephen NovelliDennis ParichyKathryn PetersenCeal PhelanElizabeth PoolAhren PotratzPete PryorJames F. Pyne, Jr.Marcia SaundersMary Elizabeth ScallenCathy SimpsonGraham SmithTom TetiSaige ThompsonSara WaxmanJulianna Zinkel

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People’s Light devotes 22% of the Theatre’s Annual Budget to Arts Discovery, our collection of Arts Education Programs. Arts Discovery offers many exciting ways for you as a member of the community to create something that didn’t exist before, and to discover something new about yourself in the process. These programs take place at People’s Light, in schools and universities, and with community groups throughout the Philadelphia region.

ARTS DISCOVERy PROGRAMSPeople’s Light High School Alliance

A free student matinee program for over 10,000 students from 21 area schools each year.

Professional Development for TeachersIn-service workshops for classroom teachers.

School and Community ResidenciesTheatre-making projects throughout the region

The New Voices EnsembleAn ongoing collaboration among students from

nearby communities, including Chester and Coatesville, and the Theatre’s artistic company.

The Family Discovery SeriesCompelling plays for family audiences.

Theatre School and SummerstageYear-round classes for adults and youth.

HIGH SCHOOL ALLIANCE PARTNERSAvon Grove High SchoolBishop Shanahan High SchoolCenter for Arts and Technology – Pickering

CampusCoatesville Area Senior High SchoolCoatesville Area 9th and 10th Grade CenterConestoga Senior High SchoolDowningtown East High SchoolDowningtown West High SchoolGreat Valley High SchoolHatboro Horsham Senior High SchoolB. Reed Henderson High SchoolInterboro High SchoolKennett Square High SchoolNorristown Area High SchoolOctorara Area High SchoolOwen J. Roberts High SchoolOxford Area High SchoolPhoenixville Area High SchoolBayard Rustin High SchoolUnionville High SchoolWest Chester East High School

Artistic Director ABIGAIL ADAMS*Managing Director GRACE E. GRILLET

Artistic & edUcAtionLiterary Manager ALDA CORTESE*Resident Dramaturg ELIZABETH POOL*Director of Design JAMES F. PYNE, JR.*Resident Costume Designer MARLA J. JURGLANIS*Resident Director SAMANTHA BELLOMO*Producer for Arts Discovery Programs

WENDY BABLE*Resident Teaching Artist SARA WAXMAN*Co-Founder/Guest Director KEN MARINI*Senior Dramaturg LEE DEVIN*Playwright in Residence LOUIS LIPPA*Artistic Associates PETER DELAURIER* STEPHEN NOVELLI* KATHRYN PETERSEN* MARY ELIZABETH SCALLEN*

Education/Dramaturgy Intern HANNAH DANIEL

AdministrAtionGeneral Manager ELLEN ANDERSONBusiness Office Manager STELLA BATESAssistant to the Directors HEATHER DIBBLEAdministrative Assistants MARYANN GAVIN WINNIE KILLIAN ANN SULLIVANHouse Manager ADRIENNE MILLER House Management Staff RACHEL BUSSOM MICHAEL CHITTENDEN CLARA ELSER DARRAGH FRIEDMAN MARYBETH HYATT DYLAN JAMISON AIMEE KERR GREGORY MILLER CAROL O’BRIEN MARY PIZZULLO MARY SACK ELIZABETH STUMP KATE TURLEYNew Voices Van Driver RICHARD HILL JOSEPH B. STRATTON

mArKetinG/commUnicAtionsDirector of Marketing & Communications

AMY WILSONAssociate Director of Marketing & Communications

ABBY STAFFORDSales Director ADRIA CHARLESSubscriptions Manager/Marketing Assistant

ANDREA SHIVESAudience Services Manager ELIZABETH GARDNERBox Office Manager CHRISTOPHER ROGERS

Assistant Box Office Manager LISA ROMANOBox Office Staff AIMEE KERR KELLY NELSON CAROL O’BRIENTelemarketing Associates DAVE CLEMENS TERRY ECHLIN KAREN HARLIN BETSY IOVINO LINDA LARSON DONNA LEVY JOHN PETTINGELL BOB RICHARDSON KEN VARLEY

deVeloPmentDirector of Development JANE P. MOSSDirector of Corporate Relations and Special Events

KRISTIN HEISEYDevelopment Coordinator JENNIFER MULLENDevelopment Associate MEGAN LEADevelopment Volunteer MARYANN GAVIN

ProdUctionProduction Manager CHARLES T. BRASTOW*Technical Director JOE FRANZScenic Shop Foreman DYLAN JAMISONScenic Carpenter JEN RADOMSKIScenic Painter WILL SCRIBNERProperties Master ELIZABETH STUMPProperties Intern SARAH PIERCEMaster Electrician GREG MILLERAssistant Master Electrician STEPHEN DOMBKOSKIProduction Stage Manager KATE McSORLEY*Stage Management Assistant MARY PIZZULLOStage Management Interns ANNA DOMBROWSKI DANIELLE MANGANOAccommodations Manager/Production Stage Manager

PATRICIA G. SABATOSound Engineer MICHAEL HAHNCostume Shop Manager MARLA J. JURGLANIS*Cutter/Draper ABBIE WYSORWardrobe Supervisor BRIDGET ANNE BRENNANCostume Staff MEGAN JANCZYK ERIN McKEMEY BARBARA NATALE MEGAN WHITE-MARLEY

oPerAtionsCleaning and Maintenance MIKE KEEGANLandscaping BEAUTY N’ DESIGN

fArmHoUse/cAterinGFarmhouse Catering FARMHOUSE BISTRO, INC.Farmhouse Management SHANE MAGEE

* Member of Resident Ensemble

Arts DiscoveryArts Education at People’s Light

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HISTORyNow in our 36th season, the People’s Light & Theatre Company is a

non-profit, professional theatre founded in 1974 by Danny Fruchter, Meg Fruchter, Ken Marini, and Dick Keeler. These artists were committed to making theatre rooted in service to the community. Today, this founding principle remains central to our core mission: to make plays drawn from many sources to entertain, inspire and engage our community. We hope that these plays and programs bring people together and provide opportunities for reflection, discovery and celebration.

We extend our mission through a wide range of nationally recognized arts education programs for youth and adults that we call Arts Discovery. Arts Discovery serves 30,000 young people each year through in-school residencies, student matinees that bring students from 21 high schools to the theatre each year for free, special projects tailored to specific youth communities, and a year-

round Theatre School for both young people and adults. Our education programs and professional productions are closely tied to and informed by each other, resulting in a unified commitment to excellence throughout the organization.

People’s Light has always made its home in Chester County. In 1979 the Theatre moved to our current seven-acre site in Malvern, which includes two black box theatres with 375 and 180 seats, respectively. We produce seven to nine plays per season, mixing world premieres, contemporary plays, and fresh approaches to classic texts for our 6-Play Series and Target Family Discovery Series. We house guest artists in a restored 18th century farmhouse that includes a banquet room that can be rented for special events, as well as a bistro, Places! Total community served is nearly 85,000 annually. Our $5 million annual budget employs 70 full and permanent part-time artists and staff members and almost 200 additional guest artists.

The Theatre continues to be recognized nationally for commissioning new plays; of the 384 productions we have mounted over the course of our 36-year history, 150 were world/regional premieres, over one-third of our production output. Recent world premieres include Absence by Wendy Hammond; Richard Hellesen’s adaptation of The Emperor’s New Clothes; Y York’s adaptation of Jerry Spinelli’s Eggs; Russell Davis’ The Day of the Picnic; the adaptation and translation of Luigi Pirandello’s Six Characters in Search of an Author by company member Louis Lippa; Playwright Russell Davis’ adaptation of Crispin: The Cross of Lead by Avi; and Y York’s adaptation of Getting Near to Baby by Audrey Couloumbis, which was recently remounted at both Childsplay in Tempe, Arizona and the Seattle Children’s Theatre.

Notable past productions include the American professional premiere of Edward Kemp’s translation of Gotthold Lessing’s Nathan the Wise, Lou Lippa’s two-part, six-hour adaptation of Theodore Dreiser’s Sister Carrie, and Karen Sunde’s Achilles: A Kabuki Play (both world premieres). Our productions have toured as close to home as Philadelphia (Holes at the Kimmel Center in 2005, The Emperor’s New Clothes at Longwood Gardens) and as far away as Mexico, Budapest, and Cyprus.

People’s Light has been the recipient of major grants from many national and local foundations and corporations, including most recently the Engage 2020 Innovation Grant which is supported by the Wallace Foundation, The Pew Charitable Trusts and The Philadelphia Foundation, and is a program of the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance’s research and marketing initiative Engage 2020; Independence Foundation New Theatre Works Initiative Grant, and The National Endowment for the Arts Big Read program. Please see our complete list of generous supporters in this program. Nationally, People’s Light holds a reputation for excellence and innovation. In the five-county Philadelphia region, People’s Light is valued as a cultural center that responds to its community.

39 Conestoga Road Malvern, PA 19355www.peopleslight.org

Box Office Hours Noon – 6pm daily

610.644.3500

SMOKING IS NOT PERMITTED IN OUR THEATERS.

IN CASE OF FIRE - Walk in

a calm & orderly manner to the nearest exit. DO NOT RUN.

FIRST AID - For first aid assistance, please contact the House Manager or nearest usher.

LATECOMERS - People’s Light respectfully reminds you that in order not to disturb patrons already seated, latecomers will be seated in the nearest available seats at an appropriate pause in the performance. Patrons may then move to their original seats at intermission.

CAMERAS, TAPE RECORDERS, CELLULAR PHONES, PAGERS are strictly prohibited in the theater. Please ensure that your wristwatch alarm does not sound during a performance. Patrons expecting urgent messages are requested to leave their name & seat location with the House Manager when being seated.

SPECIAL SERVICES - Our theaters are fully accessible to the physically disabled and include wheelchair seating. Please notify the box office in advance. Handicapped parking is available near the entrance to the buildings. Our theater offers assisted listening devices in both spaces. Please see the Box Office to request a device.

FACILITY RENTALS - The Farmhouse and theaters at People’s Light are available for weddings, meetings or to make any of your events special. Contact Shane Magee at 610.647.8060.

VOLUNTEERS - There’s always a need for ushers. Contact us at 610.647.1900.

A GREAT GIFT IDEA!! If you’re confused about what to get for that wedding, anniversary, birthday or special gift — consider a subscription to The People’s Light & Theatre Co. Contact Andrea Shives at 610.647.1900 x113.

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Arts Discovery SpotlightA Glimpse of How Your Support of People’s Light Makes a Difference.

Community Connections – Susan McKeySusan McKey is not only a leading lady onstage, but a passionate and vibrant

teaching artist in our community who has been working with People’s Light for over twenty years. Susan started her career as both teaching artist and actress by assisting Abigail Adams in producing educational programs and touring productions to area schools in the early 1990s. (Her first role was in the elementary school touring production of The Locked Kingdom.) Most recently, Susan taught our Theatre School class Acting and Improvisation Technique for Adults, and led a ten-day theatre residency for students in grades 2-6 with the General Wayne Elementary Part-time Learning Support Program from 2008-2010. Up next in her teaching artist work, Susan will be working with our BIG READ* Project, helping to bring Mark Twain’s The Adventures of Tom Sawyer to life by leading multiple workshops at local schools. Our Arts Discovery programs and teaching artists are supported in part through various grants and corporate funding, but we couldn’t do this work with out the consistent support of our audiences. On behalf of the many lives these artists have touched, thank you for supporting the ongoing work of people like Susan!

*BIG READ is funded in part by the National Endowment for the Arts.

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HISTORIC GENERAL WARREN INNE — Old Lancaster Hwy., Malvern. 610-296-3637. Lunch, Mon-Fri; dinner, Mon-Sat. An 18th-century country inn featuring American-Continental cuisine with table-side prepared dinner specialties. The inn has private dining rooms, outdoor dining and a “four seasons” patio reception space. The “Warren Tavern Bar” is perfect for light pre-theatre dining. Enjoy award-winning cuisine, candlelight, attentive service, old-world charm. Minutes from People’s Light.

CEDAR HOLLOW INN — 2455 Yellow Springs Rd., Malvern. 610-296-9006. The Inn, built in the late 1800s, is situated in the quaint village of Cedar Hollow. Maintaining its ambiance, the cozy dining rooms and verandah make this casual fine dining experience memorable, with diverse menus and extensive wine list. A quick bite in the friendly bar, live music 7 days, come and enjoy! Private parties, banquet rooms available. Reservations preferred.

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Private Party Rooms ElegantGuest SuitesIntimateWeddings

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tHe sPotliGHt society

The Spotlight Society is comprised of individuals who support People’s Light with gifts of $1,000 or more. We are deeply grateful to everyone listed below for their generosity toward and their belief in People’s Light and its future. Spotlight Society members enjoy a number of exclusive benefits that provide rich behind-the-scenes experiences of the Theatre and its programs. If you are interested in learning more about The Spotlight Society, contact Jane Moss at 610-647-1900, ext.102. To make an online donation, go to www.peopleslight.org/support/index.php.

PARTNERAnonymousGladys M. BlackMr. and Mrs. William

C. BuckThe CHG Charitable

TrustPhoebe W. Haas

Charitable TrustThe Wyncote

Foundation, as recommended by Leonard Haas

Mrs. Josephine KleinJohn Lazarich

FoundationMrs. Anne Congdon

LaRossa and Dr. Don LaRossa

FM and Dave MooberryKen and Moira MummaMs. Betty U. MusserMr. and Mrs. L.

Frederick Sutherland

PRODUCERAnonymous (2)Brian D. Doerner Esq.Thomas Hogan and

Victoria SilbeyMr. and Mrs. Benjamin

R. NeilsonBetsy and Jack Ryan

Mrs. Richard O. SmithHon. and Mrs. Tom

Watkins

ACTORMr. and Mrs. Roland K.

Bullard IIMr. and Mrs. William F.

Drake Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John E.

FarrelMargarett and Sam

McKeelMr. and Mrs. Zane D.

Memeger Esq.

PLAyWRIGHTAnn Sullivan and Alice

L. BartmerMr. and Mrs. David

BishopMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P.

LibsonMr. William D. Ravdin*Barbara J. RobinsonSherry Steiner Schwartz

DIRECTORAnonymous (2)Janet and Jim AverillNancy and Richard

BevanLarry and Pat BrotzgeDeDe and Tony Brown

Ms. Valerie G. Brown*Mr. and Mrs. J. Mahlon

Buck Jr.Michael and Emme

DaleyJohn and Marie DuffyMr. and Mrs. Eric

EichlerMr. and Mrs. T. Ritson

Ferguson IIIMr. and Mrs. Perry C.

GreshMr. William G. Gross

IV and Ms. Janice Clarke

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Hill

Dr. and Mrs. Henry A. Jordan

Rita and Keith KaplanLewis B. Kinter and

Terry Timberlake-Kinter

Mr. and Mrs. Allan F. Klien

The Krone FoundationJeff Lewis and Mary

Ann RossiMs. Ruth Hauptfuhrer

LottMr. and Mrs. Nicholas

Ludington

Katherine and William McNabb

Jay and Sue MeloyRobin and Jonathan

MollMr. and Mrs. John E.

NashHal Real and Anne

SheppardSteven ReissChip and Nancy RoachGregory Rowe* and Ken

HammCapt. and Mrs. George

G. RyonBetsy SchumackerMrs. Nicholas ScluferMr. Michael SmithJohn and Barbara

SpellmanJoan and William

Walkup Family Fund, a fund of the Chester County Community Foundation

Deborah Holt WeilAndrew Youman and

Ellen QuinnJean and Charles Zeien

List of complete as of September 7, 2010

*indicates matching gift

Note: If you are a current donor and do not see your name listed above or would like to be acknowledged differently, please call Megan Lea at 610-647-1900, ext. 133.

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Dorothy L. BoeshoreScott and Alison BondMr. and Mrs. William BonesGreg and Kathleen BoschChase B. BowerWes and Annette BowersMs. Susan Boyd-RidyardDavid and Margaret BradleyLinda L. BradleyMr. and Mrs. Charles T. BrastowSusan BrastowPatricia L. BrauchtMary BraumanDeb and BonnieAnne and Bob Breiling*Mr. and Mrs. Charles BreuerBeverlyn BrightbillMr. and Mrs. Michael BrodmanRon and Suzy BrodyDr. and Mrs. Samuel J. BrooksPat and Bob BrownMs. Grace BruenJen and Neil BryantBruce A. Bunyan and

Deborah FairRobert and Mary BurchKeith and Yarlie BurdetteMel and Valerie BurgisMr. and Mrs. Tim BurnellDr. and Mrs. Bruce C. BurtAnne and McBee ButcherRobert Butera and Marilyn

SiffordMr. and Mrs. John ButterworthMr. and Mrs. Stephen CaltabianoPeter CamilleriJohn and Karin CampbellAndrea CantorMr. and Mrs. James CaplanMr. and Mrs. E.S. CaracandBob and Sally CarrollPatricia and James CarsonDr. Madeline CartwrightTim and Mercedes CaseMr. and Mrs. Thomas CaseySarah L. CasparTony Catka and Michael WellesDr. and Mrs. Nicholas ChapisThe Chapman FamilyJohn and Janice ChesneyDennis Chien and Ann McGillSuzanne ChildsNeil and Julie ChippendaleMr. and Mrs. Anthony CianciMr. and Mrs. Frank CimboloDr. George Cipperly and Ms.

Elizabeth BradleySharlene CirilloMr. and Mrs. John H. ClaphamDavid Clark and Leeanne

GelletlyMr. and Mrs. Robert A. ClarkMr. and Mrs. Andrew CliffordMr. and Mrs. Isaac H. Clothier IVMr. Martin CohenRev. Elizabeth W. ColtonCarol J. ComeauMichael S. ConlinHartley and Barbara ConnettDimitri and Ursula ContostavlosKelly ConwayDr. Donald H. CookMr. and Mrs. Samuel J. CookeMr. and Mrs. Richard CosterSusan Lowry and Michael

CothrenSteve and Nancy CottermanJeff and Elizabeth Cottle

Wendy and Leonard Cotton-Orlando

The Craig FamilyBridget and Walter CrooksMr. Gary Crowe and Ms. Marie-

Pierre JdanoffJim and Pat Lockhart

Culbertson*Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert CullenNeil and Betsey CullenPeg and Chris CuthbertMr. Joseph I. Daily Jr.Joan DePaul D’AleoVictoria B. DamianiMartha Sharples and William

DanielsMs. Mary J. DavisShirley A. DeistLinda DeJureJacques and Nancy DeLaurierMrs. Ann DellevigneDiCecco FamilyDickens FamilyMarcia DickersonSusan L.J. DickinsonMs. Patricia D. D’InnocenzoMr. and Mrs. Charles DiPuppoRichard and Marilyn DixonMr. and Mrs. Robert DixonSheila Bell and Thomas DoddsMr. William A. DoernerMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. DonleyJane and John DonohueMichael and Corinne DoughertyLinda DowdRobert and Valerie DowningSpencer DowningBarb and Rick DraperMr. and Mrs. James R.

DrumwrightLeigh Murray and Robert DufourElizabeth S. DunlopKenneth and Evelyn EasterDr. and Mrs. Bryan EdwardsMr. Eugene Eisenmann Jr.Hedy Margolies-ElefritzCarole and Ron EmmiMr. and Mrs. Michael EnglandGary D. EnglishMr. and Mrs. Michael EnglishRobert and Rosella EnglishDavid ErbMr. and Mrs. H. Robinson ErteltPriscilla A. EstesA FriendJames and Nancy EvansPeggy and Joe EwingRuth and Ed FackenthalCommissioner and Mrs. Terence

FarrellDavid and Linda FazziniDrs. Arthur and Ella FeldmanDon and Gladys FellJohn J. FernandesRobert and Jeanne FinkelstonJack and Beth FischJean G. FisherJanice Beavin and Carl FlahavenDr. and Mrs. Charles W.

FleischmannWilliam M. and Eleanor A.

FlemingAnke FontaineP.L. and E.M. ForchionMr. and Mrs. John C. ForestaDr. and Mrs. Thomas A.

FosnochtDaniel W. Foster

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. FrankelRonald FrederickPhil and Joan FredricksTim J. FremuthKate FritzCarol Napierkowski and Angelo

GadaletoDaniel GallagherLarry and Elaine GallagherIssy and John GallenMr. and Mrs. Paul M. GambleDr. Michael Campbell and

Ms. Susan K. GarrisonJem and Alex GarrityMrs. Linwood GeigerMs. Mary Ann T. GeigerWilliam GeppertMr. and Mrs. Leo GibneyMr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. GibsonTeresa and John GinavenMr. and Mrs. Jay L. GoldbergJohn and Ellen GoldenerJanet M. Lis and Jerry M.

GonzalesLupe R. GonzalezGinna and Bruce GoodallMr. David GoodrichMr. Mehul GoradiaMr. and Mrs. Richard GossAnthonje and Debora GoudemondRon GougherJeanette GrabeMr. and Mrs. Bayard H. GrafRuth Ann and Bayard GrafSally and George R. Graham Jr.Robert S. Graham Jr. and Sandra

A. KwiszMr. and Mrs. David GrashofMr. and Mrs. Graham GravesTanya Deyo and Samuel GrayDr. Daniel J. GrossMr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. GrossMark, Jane and Sarah GrovesDorene and Jeffrey GuistwhiteJoan and Joe GunderTim and Gretchen GuttmanJulia G. HaasMr. and Mrs. Scott HackmanMr. and Mrs. Eric HaganGwynne and John HageeIn Memory of RyanSusan and Larry HareLawrie HarrisMr. and Mrs. J. Barton HarrisonMartha and Justin HarrisonThe Harsch FamilyJack and Marie HartkeMr. and Mrs. Scott HarvinMary C. HaskellThe Hazard Family Marion V. HeacockKathy HeadRobbie HealeyMargaret M. HealyThe Heeb FamilyMr. and Mrs. Harold HehrRichard B. HellerDeborah HelmerMs. Christa A. HemansDr. C. Jo White and Dr. John P.

Hennessey Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Edward HiergesellMr. and Mrs. Arthur T. HillJody HillThe Himsworth FamilyColin and Maria HingleyKaren and Mark HiteDebra Hodges and Richard

Woodfield

Mr. and Mrs. James E. HodgkissDr. and Mrs. Darrell M.

HoffmanMr. and Mrs. Robert E. HollErnie and Carlyle HollingMr. and Mrs. Richard V. HolmesJohn Holt and Susan Trainor HoltMs. Tessa D. HooperChristine and Matthew HopsonThomas and Lucretia HoweMr. and Mrs. Leon HrebienMr. and Mrs. Peter S. HubbardMr. and Mrs. Wayne R. Huey Jr.Bill and Linda HuffmanHeather HumphreyMr. and Mrs. William T. HuntDr. and Mrs. Ronald HusbandDr. and Mrs. Joseph HydukeJennifer and Scott IsdanerC. Blair Ives and Lynne IvesGabriele Bernhard JacksonMr. and Mrs. Robert W. JacobeMr. Peter JakubowskiAlfred and Anita JohnsonChris and Leslie JonesAnn L. JonesDavid and Sallie JonesValerie M. JonesMr. and Mrs. Eben JordanAnthony and Regina JurewiczJeannette and Edward KaminskiDoug and Sherry KargherMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. KeleherMr. and Mrs. John M. KelleherMr. Brian and Mrs. Patricia KellyCaroline R. KemmererMr. and Mrs. Donald O.

KennedyLance and Tessiee KenneyMr. and Mrs. Lee KentnerBarbara and Turrey KeplerFrank and Marina KettermanMrs. Thomas G. KeyesMr. and Mrs. Owen M. KillianRick and Marie KirijanMargaret and James KlingerPeter and Elaine KloseMr. and Mrs. Lance R. KnauthMr. and Mrs. Glen KoenigTom Kolessar and Cheryl Kenia-

KolessarDrs. Ernest and Helen KorchakMary Lisa KostaneskiWalt and Mary Alice KottmeyerMs. Mary I. KramerCheri and Ron KrauserLarry and Barbara KrickaJohn KronenbergDavid and Deborah KrychLoran and Kevin KundraDr. Linda KurtzMichael and Joan LabriolaMary K. and Edward LackRaymond and Jean LaFranceSue P. LapinSue and Walt LapinskyMr. and Mrs. David P. LargeyVivian and Oscar LaskoDr. and Mrs. Robert G. LatoffRudi and Hattie LaveranMarta S. Laynas, Esq.Brad and Shanta LaytonJean and James LeeThe Lee and Liu FamilyRoberta LeeIsabel and Kurt LeiningerMr. and Mrs. James J. LennonDonald Leonard

memBers And donors

We are deeply grateful to the following individuals for their generous financial support of People’s Light. Benefactors, Patrons and Friends enjoy a number of wonderful benefits, including discounts on classes and programs and invitations to our Annual Members’ Reception. If you would like to learn more about the benefits available to you as a donor, please contact Jennifer Mullen at 610-647-1900, ext. 115 or mullen@peopleslight.org. To make an online donation, go to www.peopleslight.org/support/support.php.

BENEFACTORAnonymous (3)Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael BennettRobert and Elaine BielskiMrs. Cynthia M. BullaugheyMichael and Clairellen Catalano-

Johnson*Barbara R. CobbCarole and Ronald DavisAbigail Adams and Lee DevinEmilio Emini and Janet SkidmoreMr. and Mrs. Reese M. EwingMr. and Mrs. William FegleyMorton and Georgia FeingoldMr. Robert L. FenzaAnthony and Laura FiorenzaMr. Robert E. ForestMs. Andrea FosterKarin Takiff and John FranckMr. Charles W. Gibley Jr.Joe and Kathy GloydJames and Joan GoshowMs. Grace E. GrilletMr. and Mrs. Randy J. HeiserMr. David HewittToby Hoden and Nancy AmeenMr. and Mrs. John K. HolloranKate and Jorg HolzleL. Stockton Illoway and Eleanor

Morris IllowayMr. and Mrs. Arnold W.

Johnsen*The Max and Bella Black

Foundation/David B. KayMrs. W. Mifflin LargeSally and Paul LevineSally and Eric LokenDr. and Mrs. Bruce MapesRenata J. MaslowskiGwynne G. McDevittMr. and Mrs. Jack MerryleesDouglas Myers and Kim

Brosnan-MyersPaul Nemeth and Jean FloodAnn C. NorthyMr. Brian PedrowNancy Shaw and Evan RadcliffeDebra Kratzer and Joseph ReileyJoyce and Tony RingJames M. SavageMary Ellen SnyderJulie and Robert SpahrRoy and Corinne StahlRobert and Leslie StarrDr. and Mrs. Thomas R.

Stretton, Jr.Glenn StroudGail K. TaylorPhilip and Jamie TegtmeierDon and Nancy WeaverMr. and Mrs. James D. WilsonMrs. Penelope P. WilsonJoy WindleMrs. Lindley M. Winston

PATRONAnonymous (8)Mr. and Mrs. Adrian AdamsMs. Sarah AlfadlPeg AllenMr. and Mrs. John D. AndersonNancy B. AndressThe Annunziato FamilyMr. Francis T. AshtonDr. Nancy C. AtchisonMr. and Mrs. Peter A. BenolielDottie and Paul BorchardtMr. and Mrs. James M. BoyceRebecca H. BradbeerDavid and Tara BramwellSusan and Stephen BrownMr. and Mrs. James M. Buck IIIHans and Wendy BuitendijkMr. and Mrs. Donald CairnsMr. and Mrs. Peter M. CarnahanDebra CharlesworthCraig CigasDr. and Mrs. William D.

ClaypoolKaren Y. CromleyMrs. Thomas G. DavisCharlotte and Vincent deGregorisDavid and Barb DiSantoJeffrey and Nancy Dore*Beverly M. DotterMr. and Mrs. Bradley J. DyerDick and Nancy EalesPaul and Rebecca EckertSusan J. EllisRobert and Susan FaheyMr. and Mrs. Joseph E. FalkerPaul and Jill FieldingTerry and Frank FosterAnne and Howard FussellMark GarvinMs. Cynthia P. GilhamRosalie and Herbert GoldbergThe Bruce and Adele Greenfield

FoundationNorman and Joan HagermanMr. and Mrs. Robert P.

HauptfuhrerBob HaverThe Hockenbury FamilyFrances HoekstraHarold and Gerry HurffAnn IngramMelanye D. Finister and David

IngramAudrey IsdanerMary Alice and Ian JamesMs. Precious U. JeffersonThomas Johantgen and

Leslie RoyAnn and Everett KeechJames and Bonita KehlerEdwin and Caroline KemmererMr. and Mrs. Justin P. KleinPeg and Michael Kramer

Mrs. Keith LaddDavid and Candy LaubachMr. and Mrs. Robert LichtsteinBarbara LombardoFriends of Bob and Stella BatesThe Lorah FamilyDr. James LyttleKathleen and Paul MacMurrayDiana and Robert MaddenAnne U. MartinDr. and Mrs. Davis B. Martin Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael

McAndrews*Mrs. John B. McGowanMr. and Mrs. James E. McGrawMr. Robert Mills and Ms. Martha

KellyJudith A. MilneMs. Donna L. MorganGeorgette M. MostMr. and Mrs. John P. Niggeman Jr.Jean and Peter OraschewskyWilliam and Barbara PattenMr. and Mrs. Stuart S. PeltzNicole SakowitzBill and Bobbie PotsicJames and Mary RampeBetty and Al ReadingMary Jo ReillyRussell and Nancy RobinsonPatricia L. RosenbaumDianne and Jeffrey RotwittRichard and Jacqueline SabatBette and Ralph SaulSara ScattergoodDr. and Mrs. John S. SchmaderJeanette and John SchmitzNancy Kimmons and John SeniorMr. and Mrs. William H. SeyboldSusan and Bruce ShapiroKathleen Brady SheaAlex and Patricia ShevesDr. and Mrs. William H. SimonMaryanne and Jim SmartA. Roy SmithSerita SpadoniDavid Springer and Pam

RootenbergMark and Trina SteinkeMr. and Mrs. Clifford M.

Story IIILarry and Donna SugliaMarlyce and Doralyn TillatsonRichard Torpey and Elise

FialkowskiMr. and Mrs. Kenneth W.

TunnellCaroline L. and Lloyd A.

Unger IIIMr. and Mrs. James D. WakefieldMr. and Mrs. Edward WardaJoseph and Hanni WeinstockDrs. George and Jaqueline WeissPaul and Jacqueline Welle

Paul and Joyce WikLu Lu WillingMr. and Mrs. James D. WilsonNancy and Bob WilsonRichard and Lisa WorthyMinturn T. WrightJohn and Kirsten YasneskiDr. and Mrs. William L. ZiglarDr. David Zlotowski and Ronda

WerbockBrian and Diane Zwaan

FRIENDAnonymous (61)John AbercrombieArthur S. AbrissLynn and Craig AdlerMr. and Mrs. William AholaTamara C. SampsonJames and Judy AllisonMs. Bev AltemoseC.W. AmidonMargaret P. AndersonMr. and Mrs. William F.

AndersonSusan and Bill AndrewsDanell G. AndrichakMr. and Mrs. Robert E. AnewaltMr. and Mrs. A. Joseph

ArmstrongMary AshnerMr. and Mrs. John AtkinsTed Babiy and Anne Marie

QuinnMr. and Mrs. Richard D. BacchiErnest C. BakerMr. and Mrs. Joseph B. BakerMr. and Mrs. Theodore J. BakerMr. and Mrs. Theodore W. BakerDr. Donald Bakove and Margaret

G. McLaughlinMary Fran and Don BallardEleanor and James BarkleyLeslie and Jonathan BassMr. and Mrs. Robert L. BatesMr. and Mrs. Louis Battagliese Jr.The Baxter FamilyTom and Carol BeamMargaret M. BeauchesneMark and Betsy BeaugardMr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bell IVThe Beltran FamilyLee Bender and Carol SchillingBill Benton and Margaret

PerrymanMr. and Mrs. Joseph D. BerginJanis BergstresserDeborah BettcherMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. BierlWilliam and Susan BlackEugene F. BlessingA. J. BlosenskiAlissa Blumenthal

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Maren and David LevineMrs. Lloyd W. LewisSkip and Millie LewisMr. and Mrs. John LewisClaudette and Jim LeydenMarilyn and Larry LightDr. and Mrs James W. LockardBob and Alice LodgeTamie and Douglas LoganFarres and Lamine LomriDr. and Mrs. Gerald M. LongSamuel B. Long Jr.Karen and Kevin LuceyDavid and Jackie LurioNena LuzikBob and Peggy LyonTom and Kathryn MacFarlaneMr. and Mrs. James W. MackieDonna MacKinleyMr. and Mrs. James MacKrellEdward and Priscilla MacNealJohn and Stephanie MadsenMr. Joseph E. MaennerDiane M. MaguireTafara Mahlahla Antoinette MakowskiMr. and Mrs. Patrick MalarkeyMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. MarkleyCharlie and Karen MartinDr. John M. MasonJoel A. MatzLisa and A.B. MaynardRebecca MaysKira McCarronMr. and Mrs. Donald McCleary

for Union BazzleShane and Patricia McDonaldMr. and Mrs. Gary P. McGeehanRay and Judy McGlewMcGlinn FamilyInger MagnussonClyde and Taryl McKeeJohn and Karen McKennaMr. and Mrs. Kevin M. McKennaMark McKinlay and Jennifer

HunterWendy E. WilsonConstance McLaughlinDaniel F. McLaughlinMr. and Mrs. James McLaughlinDr. and Mrs. Jeff McLaughlinJoseph R. McMonagleMs. Marian McMullanMr. Michael McNicholasEleanor and Ed McNultyJean M. MeehanBetsy and Joe MeehanJason and Linda MeldrumWesley and Harriet MemegerSamantha and Kimberly

MenapaceMr. Paul J. MerluzziAndy and Jacqui MerrellRod and Alison MerrillMr. Aubie MerryleesLinda MetzlerDon and Evie MeyerMr. Gary MeyerJames and Sandra MeyerSteve and Margee MichaelsJack and Mary MikusaRoger Milgrim and Donna RaynerThe Arthur Miller FamilyMr. and Mrs. Eric J. MillerMichael Minnig and Linda

GarretsonSolange and Paul MintzBruce Mololt

Claire A. MoltonTrez and Jean MooreBill and Sally MooreMs. Nancy C. MorrisseyKathleen and Brian MoyerJim and Janet MurphyGregory and Gia MyersMr. and Mrs. Francis J. NealMr. and Mrs. Arthur E.

Newbold IVNorris FamilyThe Noyle FamilyChris and John NyheimKatherine and Kirk OatesEileen M. O’BrienKimberly and John O’BrienThe O’Brien FamilyMr. William F. O’ConnorWanda and Vernon OdomThomas O’DwyerKim and Patrick O’HaraViktor Ohnjec and Leslie SeifertBrenda J. OliphantJon and Nancy OlsonMr. and Mrs. Thomas J.

O’RourkeMr. and Mrs. Francis E. Ortner Jr.Bryan and Stephanie OscarsonMr. James J. Osea Jr.Joan Q. OverdorfRichard Owens and Meg

McGoldrickMr. and Mrs. Chris PalermoJane and Joe PalmerNan Latimer and Bob PalmerMr. and Mrs. Andrew PancoastAndrea and Fred PandolfiLisa and Chris PappoMr. Richard J. PariseauDennis and Adriana ParkDr. and Mrs. Robert L. ParsonsMr. Uday and Dr. Kalpana

PatankarMr. and Mrs. James P. PattonJudith and John PeakesBarbara S. PeckLucille and John PelosiMr. and Mrs. Steven PennBill and Melody PentzCaroline R. Perry*Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan PetersMr. and Mrs. William S. PhelanKay and Edward PhilippsMr. and Mrs. Richard C. PhillipsMr. and Mrs. John PintoThomas and Patricia PlattMr. and Mrs. Paul PolaskyChristopher and Judith PoolEugene H. PoppelMrs. Patricia PostRalph and Mary PraesentMrs. Namrata PrakashBlake PrichardMr. and Mrs. David PrizerJudy and Dick QuinnConstance M. Romer-QuirrinPaul Rabe and Cheryl GunterKathryn and Stephen ReadMichael and Sharon ReddingDr. John Redmond and Dr. Mary

Rachel FarisMr. and Mrs. Thomas RedmondMr. and Mrs. Herbert ReichertMark and Lu Ann ReislerRhoda McNitt and Robert ReitzMr. and Mrs. Robert RendeDeborah A. ReynoldsMs. Evelyn R. Rice

Louisa C. RidgwayDenise and Peter RittenhouseNannette RobertsonMr. Eric RoesslerMichael and Susan RoseThe Rosenshine FamilyMr. and Mrs. Archie RossMr. and Mrs. Roderick H. RossThe Roulston FamilyJoellyn M. RuaneDr. Cynthia SacharokSarabelle SalsburgAndrew Sanderson and Mia

SolomanJames and Jenny SantangeloDr. Frederic L. SaxMr. and Mrs. James MiceliLinda and Mark SchellengerArt and Lisa SchielMargo and Samuel SchlemanMr. and Mrs. William SchoenhutMaren S. SchoferMr. and Mrs. Peter O. Schultz Jr.Dr. and Mrs. H. Ralph

Schumacher Jr.Dave and Kathy ScrantonAnn J. SeybertMr. and Mrs. Barry L. ShaferDr. Hal Shanis, Dr. Julie Stone

and Chelsea ShanisDr. and Mrs. Steven ShapiroCatherine Hill and Mark

SharpellettiRobert and Susan ShenkinAmy, Tom and Laura SherryRichard and Joan ShustermanCarol and Mark SibleyElizabeth SiewertNancy SillittiMs. Wendy J. SimcoeEllen and Jim SimmonsMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. SimpsonChristine SinclairDr. and Mrs. B. Davison Smith Jr.Mr. Harold and Mrs. Annette

SmithJames L. SmithRebecca F. SmithMr. Robert C. Smith Jr. and Ms.

Patricia RocapMr. and Mrs. Walter J. SmithEmily Riddell and Michael SneedKenneth R. Snyder and Susan

L. RettigMr. and Mrs. James A. SortinofBarbara SpackmanMrs. Laura Hargrave SpalartBob and Hannah SpatolaTodd Speece and Carol SwingleMr. and Mrs. Russell SpencerMary M. SproatMr. and Mrs. John H. StangerWray and Joyce StanleyJohn and Susan StedmanAnne and Eugene Steger Jr.Lee and Kaaren SteinerMary Jane and Todd StellMr. and Mrs. Ron StevensonMr. and Mrs. Eugene StewartJohn and Jen StewartMs. Irene M. StoffelMr. and Mrs. John StreetSam and Jean StrettonA FriendMr. and Mrs. Gregory P. MyersMr. and Mrs. Robert W. SykesMr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Syme

Sara and David TabbyBruce TaggartCharlotte P. TaylorAlesar E. Teagle*Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. TeichmanMr. and Mrs. L. Pierre Teillon Jr.Robert and Leslie TelthorsterAnne Hearn and Michael TeminMr. Dennis and Dr. Linda TesslerDr. and Mrs. Evan J. ThomasMr. and Mrs. Frederick

ThompsonMaureen A. ThompsonThe Tipperman FamilyMr. and Mrs. Robert TooleMr. and Ms. Martin ToscanoTom and Jean TreadwellMs. Richard L. Troxell IIMs. Lisa TullmanValettaDenise and Barton

VanValkenburghMr. Vincy VarkeyArlene B. VattimoThe Velazquez FamilyAmy and Tim VictorJim and Lou Anne VikeMary and Paul VilterBarry and Nina Robinson VitowPeter and Deborah Vloedman A. Whitten and Louise VogelChris VoitGraham and Robin WagnerMs. Nancy E. WalshMrs. Kimberly WalterMr. and Mrs. Greg WaltersJohn and Jennie WardMr. and Mrs. William J. Ward Jr.Shirley and Everett WarrenBarbara R. WashburnPhyllis E. WaxMr. and Mrs. T. Lawrence WayMs. Vicky WebsterMr. and Mrs. Dale WeigandThe Weintraub FamilyDr. Theodore WeissMrs. Anne W. WellsMr. and Mrs. Raymond WelshSteve and Diane WeltmanGlenn and Nancy WengerDale WennagelEric and Kirsten WhiteAileen E. WhitmanAudrey and Peter WildingFrances W. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. H. Drake Williams Jr.Maura WilliamsSharon and David WillisDr. and Mrs. Thomas WilsonDebbie WinnHelen L. WinslowBertram and Lorle WolfsonDr. Audrey V. WomackMr. Greg WoodPaul and Marcia WoodruffDebra Woodruff-CapperDr. and Mrs. Thomas WoodsMr. and Mrs. Richard M.

WoodwardJean P. WorleyDonna M. WrightM. ZaborowskiMarjorie ZieglerMargaret V. ZimmermanMichael Zisman and Linda

GambleMs. Greta Zybon

sPeciAl eVents

We are deeply grateful to the following individuals, corporations, fellow non-profits, and other good friends for generously participating in People’s Light’s special events during the 2009-2010 season. If you would like to learn more about our annual Live Auction, London trip or People’s Light Classic, please contact Kristin Heisey at 610-647-1900, ext. 119 or heisey@peopleslight.org.

Anonymous (4)Ace USAMr. and Mrs. Christopher R.

AcetoThe Addis GroupRonald and Toby AgulnickMr. and Mrs. Robert H.

AndersonMr. and Mrs. William F.

AndersonMr. and Mrs. Christopher Annas“Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc.”Dr. Nancy C. AtchisonAnthony Augustine and

Stephanie CapaccioMary and Peter AustenMr. and Mrs. Marc BaillargeonMr. and Mrs. Theodore W. BakerJohn and Carole BartholdsonAnn Sullivan and Alice L.

BartmerMr. and Mrs. Robert L. BatesSteven G. Bazil and Gale RippelLouis J. BeccariaMr. and Mrs. Arthur D. BielbyMr. and Mrs. David BishopGladys M. BlackDottie and Paul BorchardtMs. Rebecca H. BradbeerMr. and Mrs. Charles T. BrastowMr. and Mrs. Robert BrockwayDeDe and Tony BrownMr. and Mrs. William C. BuckMr. and Mrs. Roland K.

Bullard IIMr. Joseph J. CafarchioDr. and Mrs. Joseph CalhounMr. and Mrs. Robert Carlton, Jr.Mr. Scott CarneyMr. Edward J. CarpolettiMs. Nancy CarrMs. Adria CharlesCheckpointBill and Cissy ClaypoolAnn WatsonMr. Steve G. CondictMr. and Mrs. Timothy ConnorsTom and Paula CorcoranBert and Karen DalbyMr. and Mrs. Robert DalvanoMr. and Mrs. Ciro D’AngeloMr. M. G. DanielsMrs. Ann DellevigneMr. and Mrs. Mario J. DeMarcoMr. and Mrs. John P. Derham

Ms. Patricia D’InnocenzoBrian D. DoernerMr. and Mrs. William F.

Drake Jr.Drexel University College of

MedicineMr. Martin DudleyMr. W. Richard EaganMariann EdelmayerSusan and Eric EichlerAndy and Kathy EnnisPriscilla A. EstesMr. Terence FallonRitson and Julie FergusonMr. Kevin FlansburyJohn and Sally FridyMr. and Mrs. James FurruMs. Sharon A. GarizioAndy and Carl GersbachKirk and Sandi GormanMrs. Crystal L. GouldMr. and Mrs. William L. GrahamMr. and Mrs. David GrashofMrs. Carole Haas Gravagno and

Mr. Emilio GravagnoMr. Francis R. GrebeMrs. W. Perry GreshGrace E. GrilletMr. and Mrs. John W. GroveMr. Sunil GuptaThe Wyncote FoundationJane and Sean HagertyBeauty N’ DesignStephen HarrisMr. James HatchCarol HauptfuhrerCharles W. Head Jr.Mr. James HemphillMr. and Mrs. John HenkenMr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. HillThomas Hogan and Victoria

SibleyMr. and Mrs. John K. HolloranKaren and Chuck HomerTessa D. HooperDr. and Mrs. Bruce D. HopperWayne and Judy HueyMr. and Mrs. Jack K. IsraelJ.P. Mascaro & SonsThomas Johantgen and Leslie RoyMr. and Mrs. Arnold W. JohnsenGene JohnsonMs. Barbara D. KaplanRita and Keith KaplanMrs. Constance Karakelian

Ann and Everett KeechMr. and Mrs. Owen M. KillianMr. and Mrs. Walter KlausmannJosephine KleinMr. and Mrs. Seth KossMr. Karl M. KyrissMadeline H. LambDon LaRossa and Anne Congdon

LaRossaDavid and Candy LaubachMark LazarSusan L. McKeyMr. Rich LocherMs. Ruth Hauptfuhrer LottDr. Eric F. LuceMr. and Mrs. Nicholas

LudingtonMr. Michael LundbergMr. and Mrs. Mark LynchBob and Deb MadonnaMr. and Mrs. Aldo MagazzeniMr. and Mrs. Gordon MalloryMarsh USA Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Michael

McAndrewsGwynne G. McDevittBill and Katie McNabbMr. and Mrs. Mario MeleMr. and Mrs. Zane D. MemegerMeridian BankChester County Futures for

MentorsMr. and Mrs. Paul W. MeyerFM and Dave MooberryJane P. MossKen and Moira MummaMr. Joseph MunnellyNaturescapesMrs. Jill C. NesherNew Century BankNihill & RiedleyAnn C. NorthyJeremy Nowak and Jano CohenBill and Donna OliverMr. and Mrs. James J. O’NeillMr. and Mrs. Timothy O’ReillyMargaret and Nick PavlinicPepsiCoMr. Jonathan PetersPNC BankPricewaterhouseCoopers LLPMarla JurglanisRichard Quinn and Karen KruzaNancy Shaw and Evan RadcliffeHal Real and Anne Sheppard

Steven ReissBarbara RobinsonM. Scott RobinsonRussell and Nancy RobinsonMs. Linda RothMr. and Mrs. David RoyMr. and Mrs. John R. RyanMr. Michael SalgerMr. Kurt ScheivertMr. and Mrs. Donald J. SchultzSedgwick CMSMr. Bohdan SenkowAnn J. SeybertMs. Susan A. SheaMr. and Mrs. William SheaJohn and Barbara SpellmanStarr RestaurantsRobert and Leslie StarrMr. Mark SuppleeMr. and Mrs. L. Frederick

SutherlandMr. and Mrs. Jayson SuttonMr. Michael SwalinaMr. John AllorMr. Gordon TantumAlan J. ThomasMr. Rick ThomasCary and Martha ThomsonMr. Jay TolsonValettaMr. Thomas VerniVistaPartnersLee and Tim WallaceMr. and Mrs. Greg WaltersSusan T. WargoMr. and Mrs. Joseph F. WatermanHon. and Mrs. Tom WatkinsDeborah Holt WeilMr. Erwin WennerMrs. Lizanne WentzBob Williams and Carolee ParkerWillisDennis and Claudia WillsonMr. and Mrs. James D. WilsonPenelope P. WilsonMr. Robert WilsonBetty and Merle WintersMr. and Mrs. Robert T. WootenWorld Cafe LiveThe Wyncote FoundationRicardo J. Zayas, CPAZenith Insurance CompanyBrian and Diane Zwaan

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List of complete as of September 7, 2010

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corPorAtions, foUndAtions And GoVernment AGencies

mAtcHinG Gifts

People’s Light gratefully acknowledges the many corporations, foundations and government agencies that support the Theatre’s work. If you are interested in learning more about how institutional support impacts People’s Light and its programs, as well as the benefits associated with sponsoring our productions, family series and educational programs, please contact Jane Moss at 610-647-1900, ext. 102.

$25,000 and AboveACE INAACE INAThe Aramark Charitable

Fund at the Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program

The Hamilton Family Foundation

The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation

Independence Foundation

The Marshall-Reynolds Foundation

National Endowment for the Arts Pennsylvania Council on the Arts

The Pew Charitable Trusts

The Pew Center for Arts and Heritage through Philadelphia Cultural Management Initiative

The Philadelphia Foundation

The Engage 2020 Innovation Grants Program, supported by The Wallace Foundation, The Pew Charitable Trusts, and The Philadelphia Foundation, and is a program of the Cultural Alliance’s research and marketing initiative Engage 2020

The Pew Center for Arts and Heritage through the Philadelphia Theatre Initiative

The Shubert FoundationTARGET StoresThe William Penn

Foundation

$10,000 - $24,999The Boeing CompanyConnelly FoundationINGCustomers USA BankPECO

$5,000 - $9,999AnonymousAqua Pennsylvania, Inc.Chester County

Conference & Visitors Bureau

Claneil FoundationThe Elsie Lee Garthwaite

Memorial FoundationFirst Priority BankING FoundationMeridian BankRosenlund Family

FoundationThe Wachovia Wells

Fargo Foundation

$2,500 - $4,999Mellon Financial

CorporationDNB FirstEthel Sergeant Clark

Smith Memorial FundJohnson Matthew Inc.Penn Liberty BankPennsylvania Humanities

Council

Sidcup, Inc.Sunoco, Inc.US Airways Education

Foundation

$1,000 - $2,499The Barra FoundationThe Charlotte Cushman

FoundationThe Vanguard Group

FoundationWawa, Inc.West Pharmaceutical

Services

$500 - $999Philadelphia Arts in

Education PartnershipSIG

List of complete as of September 7, 2010

List of complete as of September 7, 2010

People’s Light would like to express gratitude to the following corporations and foundations for providing their staff with the opportunity to maximize their support for People’s Light by participating in their matching gift program.

Bank of New York MellonChubb & SonThe GE FoundationGlaxoSmithKline Foundation

The Glenmede Trust CompanyING FoundationJohnson & Johnson Family of

Companies

Merck Partnership for Giving The Pew Charitable TrustPNC Foundation

Susquehanna International Group, LLP

Temple-Inland FoundationThe Vanguard Group Foundation

BiG reAd

Anonymous (30)Kevin and Judy AgatoneKaren AmesMr. and Mrs. Roger AmmonMr. and Mrs. William F.

AndersonMrs. Dorothy AnderssonSusan E. ShawVernon and Judy AustinHolly P. AyresB.C. Engineering ServicesJohn Bassani and Ann WilsonKaren L. BaumStanley D. BaurysLouis J. BeccariaMr. Dean BeckettMarjorie BelinnMr. and Mrs. Robert BertrandoCarol L. Johnson and Harold

BramMr. and Mrs. Ted BredikinJean BrindisiMs. Susan BrodyAnn and Paul CampbellMr. and Mrs. Steven CasianoCraig CasnerMr. and Mrs. Du-Can ChanRoberta CowlesLisa CromleySue and Heather ThomasKaren DeanMr. and Mrs. Michael DelfinerMrs. Sharon DennisonMr. and Mrs. James EdmondsSandra Essig

Priscilla A. EstesExecutive Commons PartnershipMargaret EynonMr. Alfred FindeisenMr. and Mrs. Joseph FisherJanice Beavin and Carl FlahavenMr. and Mrs. Evan C. FreyDr. William FullardMr. and Mrs. Charles GedgeMr. Paul GetmanMr. and Mrs. William GilesMr. and Mrs. Peter GliddenMr. and Mrs. Robert J. GouldMr. and Mrs. Henry F. GuckesDr. and Mrs. Harry HabbelBetty HahnLawrence HarrisBarry and Brenda HinkleThomas HinkleMr. and Mrs. Craig JacksonTom and Pat JuengerMr. and Mrs. Matthew KamensMr. and Mrs. Arthur KavanaughCaroline R. KemmererGary KennedyMr. and Mrs. John Kiely Jr.Fred Krauss and Lynda ClemensMs. Rochelle KrombolzMr. and Mrs. Don KuespertMarie LambeckMr. David LasenskyDr. and Mrs. David C. LaubachMartha M. LeachMartin LeBrunMr. and Mrs. James Lee

Christine LindstromMr. and Mrs. Eugene LiskeyDr. and Mrs. Brandt LoevPatricia LombardiDavid and Jackie LurioElizabeth McAndrewMr. and Mrs. Robert McCardleMr. and Mrs. Paul McGarryMs. Beverly McGuireStanley and Ann MillerMrs. Ahmed MohamedLawrence MoranRichard W. MoyerMrs. Alice MurphyMr. and Mrs. Andrew MurrayMr. and Mrs. James MyersMr. and Mrs. Herb NassMr. and Mrs. Hal NichterMr. and Mrs. Anthony NuccitelliKathleen and David OberkircherMr. and Mrs. Gordon M.

O’BrienNancy O’BrienMr. Julian OnderdonkMrs. Roberta O’SullivanParenteBeard LLCMr. and Mrs. William

PendleburyDr. Deane Lappin and Dr.

Richard PeteresMr. and Mrs. Richard PontzerMr. and Mrs. Kenneth PragerMrs. Helen PhillpsMr. and Mrs. John P. PreviniMs. Virginia Price

Adele RayKathleen ReynoldsSally RhodeMr. and Mrs. Michael RodgersSteve and Sandra RyanThe Salcido FamilyKaren Buchkovich-SassEleanora SassaniMrs. Linda D. SchudaMr. and Mrs. Anthony SelkeAlex and Patricia ShevesMs. Kathleen B. SieglLouis Sirico and Patricia BrennanMs. Trudy SkibbleChristopher SmithMr. and Mrs. David SmithMr. and Mrs. Steve SolenbergerMr. and Mrs. Joseph SpampinatoBob and Hannah SpatolaDavid Springer and Pam

RootenbergRick TorpeyMr. and Mrs. Joseph WallaceMs. Therese WestErnestine R. WhitingDr. and Mrs. Mark WiegandRobert E. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Charles WilsonMrs. Deborah WinklerMr. and Mrs. Donald WintersMr. D. J. WoodcockMs. Ruth WoodlenMr. and Mrs. Jonathan Wright

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In the 2010-11 Season, People’s Light is honored to be a recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts Big Read grant. This program gives us the opportunity us to stage events, school residencies and book giveaways that encourage young people and adults in our area to read Mark Twain’s The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. The Big Read will culminate in our spring 2011 production of Laura Eason’s adaptation of the novel as part of our Target Family Discovery Series. We thank the following donors who have contributed to the grant matching fund that is required for this exciting program. For more information about the Big Read events and supporting this effort, please click on Big Read on the Support page at peopleslight.org, or contact Jane Moss at moss@peopleslight.org or 610-647-1900, ext.102.

The Big Read is a program of the National Endowment for the Arts in partnership with the Institute of Museum and Library Services and Arts Midwest.

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Anonymous (3)Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M.

AgulnickAnn Sullivan and Alice L.

BartmerLouis and Helen BattaglieseMr. and Mrs. Peter CaseyMr. and Mrs. David CowburnMr. and Mrs. David CuppBeverly M. Dotter

Matthew and Lori EspeKen GeorgeCoen Gilbert FamilyJoan and Joe GunderChuck Hartford and Lynda

McFeeleyDeborah M. Kandebo and

Gregory TurnbullBill and Mary KokoRichard Feynman

Ms. Sue LapinBarbara LombardoAlice E. MarzolfRobert and Sheryl MeyerAlexander and Marianne NikasMr. and Mrs. Royd NuckolsNicholas and Edwina PatrunoAllison E. RadwickRobin M. RatliffMs. Rosemarie Reilly

Chip and Nancy RoachJanice and Ivison RowlandLeann L. SchuckMr. and Mrs. Donald J. SchultzMr. and Mrs. John F. StevensMr. and Mrs. Richard A.

TeichmanMr. and Mrs. Robert ThomasDr. and Mrs. Mark Wiegand

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Note: If you are a current donor and do not see your name listed above or would like to be acknowledged differently, please call Megan Lea at 610-647-1900, ext. 133.

People’s Light thanks inaugural members of the Super Subscriber program, listed below. With a tax deductible donation of $100 or more directed toward this program, Super Subscribers receive enhanced subscription benefits. For more information, see the Super Subscriber button on the homepage of peopleslight.org or contact Megan Lea at lea@peopleslight.org or 610-617-1900, ext.133.

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