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Choreographer Maguy Marin recreates the world of Cinderella using a breathtaking three story dollhouse and a child's world of wonder and toys. Magic unfolds as human dancers are transformed into fat-cheeked dolls and Cinderella scoots o to the ball in a wind-up car. The Lyon Opera Ballet's rendition of Cinderella shares their vision of childhood without sentimentality, but with a ectionate insight.

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The performers in this production are students and guests in the Dept. of Musical Theatre. Designers are faculty and guests in the Dept. of Theatre & Drama. Scenery, costumes, properties, sound, and lighting were realized by the students and staff of University Productions, the producing unit of the SMTD. Ticket sales assist in providing SMTD students with engaged learning experiences before live audiences. Thank you for supporting our educational mission.

Latecomers will be seated at a suitable break. As a courtesy to others, please turn off cellular phones and pagers and refrain from texting during the performance. Photography, audio recording, and videotaping of any kind are not permitted.

The University of Michigan, School of Music, Theatre & Dance,Department of Musical Theatre presents

Director/ChoreographerMusic Director/Conductor

Original Scenic Design

Additional Scenery/Property DesignCostume DesignerLighting Designer

Sound DesignerWig & Makeup Designer

Stage Manager

Linda GoodrichJason DeBordJames Fouchard forPittsburgh CLORusty JonesJessica HahnMark Allen BergAl HurschmanDawn RivardMiriam Michaels

The Music Man will be performed with one intermission.

The Music Man is dedicated to George Bacon on the occasion of his retirement.

The Music Man is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. 421 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019 Phone: 212-541-4684 Fax: 212-397-4684 www.MTIShows.com

Book, music & lyrics by Meredith WillsonStory by Meredith Willson and Franklin Lacey

A very special thanks to the Friends of Musical Theatre for their support of sound elements for these performances.

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Cast of CharaCters (in order of appearance)

Charlie Cowell ......................................................................................Joseph SammourConductor ..................................................................................John-Alexander SakelosHarold Hill ................................................................................ Bobby Conte ThorntonMayor Shinn ............................................................................................Barrett RigginsQuartet Ewart Dunlop ..................................................................................Luke Steinhauer Oliver Hix .............................................................................................Kyle Timson Jacey Squires ............................................................................................Tyler Leahy Olin Britt ..........................................................................................Cameron JonesMarcellus Washburn ...................................................................................Dylan StasackTommy Djilas ........................................................................................ Benjamin BogenMarian Paroo ............................................................................................. Ellie FishmanMrs. Paroo ..............................................................................................Keaton MicucciAmaryllis..................................................................................................... Dana SteinerWinthrop Paroo ...........................................................................................Ethan SteinerEulalie Mackecknie Shinn ........................................................................Emma SohlbergZaneeta Shinn ............................................................................................ Sophia DeeryGracie Shinn .................................................................................................. Eve KaplanAlma Hix .....................................................................................................Carly SnyderMaud Dunlop .....................................................................................Christina MaxwellEthel Toffelmier .......................................................................................... Hannah FlamMrs. Squires ..........................................................................AnnEliza Canning-SkinnerConstable Locke ...........................................................................................Alex PrakkenTeens ...................Christopher Campbell, Wonza Johnson, Marina Kondo, Lola Leon, Mallory Michaellann, BJ Myers, Thomas Sweeney, Halli TolandRiver City Townspeople .............................Jordan Edwin André, Trevor Carr, Eric Fegan Sarah Lynn Marion, Leah Mattfield, Jordyn Norkey, Kaitlin Paschetto, Charlie PattersonChildren ......................................Luke Andoni-Savas, Branden Broulette, Alex Cantú, Lydia DeBord, Harry Westphal, Maria Vesprini

Swings — Audrey Kennedy, Aidan Ziegler-Hansen

aCknowledgments

Special thanks to Penny & Ken Fischer for sharing their insight into Mason City, Iowa, and Meredith Willson. Thanks to Andrew Bishop, Joseph Gramley, and William Stutts, Jr. for musical assistance. Additional thanks to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival and the Stratford Festival for the use of the band uniforms, the Eastern Michigan University costume shop, The Society of Properties Artisan Managers, P.C.L.O., Dermalogica, and Smashbox.

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Violin 1 .............................................................................. Ashley Dyer‡, Diana LunguViolin 2 ...........................................................................Leslie Capozzoli, Paul LundinViolin 3 ......................................................................Susan Hammerton, Sita YetasookCello .................................................................................. Nancy Chaklos, Sara SaarelaBass ............................................................................................................ Adam CoganFlute, Piccolo ......................................................................................... Madeleine AikenOboe, English Horn ................................................................................... Belinda RosenClarinet ........................................................................................................Jack WaltersClarinet, Soprano Saxophone .......................................................................Ji Hoon KangClarinet, Bass Clarinet, Flute, Piccolo ........................................................Andrew BishopClarinet Baritone Saxophone, Bassoon ...................................................Nathaniel HoshalTrumpet 1 ...............................................................................................Derek LockhartTrumpet 2 ..................................................................................................... Clark IrwinTrumpet 3 .................................................................................................Becky GawronTrombone 1 ............................................................................................. Michael SteigerTrombone 2 ..............................................................................................Martha FarmerBass Trombone ................................................................................................Paul RiveraPercussion ...........................................................................................Christina ManceorPiano ...................................................................................Cynthia Kortman Westphal

about meredith willson

meredith willson was born in 1902 in Mason City, Iowa. He learned to play the flute as a child and began playing semi-professionally while still in high school. After high school he left Iowa to study at the Damrosch Institute of Musical Art (later the Juilliard School), receiving flute instruction from Georges Barrere, the world-renowned flutist. While still attending the Institute, he was hired as principle flutist and piccolo player for the John Philip Sousa Band. He later joined the New York Philharmonic Orchestra where he was

first flutist. He became musical director for various radio programs throughout the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s, including Tallulah Bankhead’s program, The Big Show, for which he wrote the hit song “May The Lord Bless and Keep You.” He composed the scores for the movies The Great Dictator and The Little Foxes, as well as symphonic, band, and choral works, including The Jervis Bay: Symphonic Variations on an American Theme and Anthem of the Atomic Age. Willson wrote three Broadway musicals: The Music Man, his first and most successful; The Unsinkable Molly Brown (music and lyrics), and Here’s Love (book, music and lyrics). As an author he has published two autobiographical works (And There I Stood with My Piccolo and Eggs I Have Laid), one novel (Who Did What to Fedalia) and a memoir about the making of The Music Man (But He Doesn’t Know the Territory).

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ACT ONEScene One: A Train Car; The Morning of July 4, 1912 “Rock Island” ...............................................................................................SalesmenScene Two: Main Street, River City, Iowa; July 4, 1912 “Iowa Stubborn” .................................................................................... Townspeople “Ya Got Trouble” .............................................................. Harold Hill, TownspeopleScene Three: Main Street; Immediately FollowingScene Four: Paroo Home; Immediately Following “Piano Lesson” ...........................................................Amaryllis, Marian, Mrs. Paroo “Goodnight, My Someone” ...........................................................Amaryllis, MarianScene Five: Madison Gymnasium; 30 Minutes Later “Columbia, Gem of the Ocean” ............................................................. Townspeople “Seventy-Six Trombones” ..........................................................Harold, Townspeople “Ice Cream/Sincere” .......................................................................... Quartet, HaroldScene Six: Main Street; Immediately Following “The Sadder But Wiser Girl”............................................................................Harold “Pick-a-Little, Talk-a-Little”/“Goodnight, Ladies” ......Mrs. Shinn, Townswomen, HaroldScene Seven: Madison Library; Immediately Following “Marian the Librarian” ........................................................ Harold, River City TeensScene Eight: Main Street; The Following Saturday, NoonScene Nine: Paroo Home; Immediately FollowingScene Ten: Paroo Home; That Evening “My White Knight” .........................................................................................MarianScene Eleven: Main Street; The Following Saturday, Noon “The Wells Fargo Wagon” ...................................................................... Townspeople

ACT TWOScene One: Main Street; The Following Tuesday Evening “It’s You” .........................................................................................................Quartet “Shipoopi” ...................................................................... Marcellus, River City Teens “Pick-a-Little, Talk-a-Little” Reprise ................................. Mrs. Shinn, TownswomenScene Two: Main Street; The Following Wednesday Evening “Lida Rose”/“Will I Ever Tell You?” ..................................................Quartet, MarianScene Three: Paroo Home; Immediately Following “Gary, Indiana” ......................................................... Winthrop, Marian, Mrs. ParooScene Four: The Footbridge; 15 Minutes Later “Till There Was You” .........................................................................Marian, HaroldScene Five: Immediately Following

“Goodnight”/”Seventy-Six Trombones” Reprise ...............................Marian, HaroldScene Six: Madison Park; A Few Minutes Later “Till There Was You” Reprise ...........................................................................HaroldScene Seven: Madison High School; Immediately Following “Finale”........................................................................................................Company

in appreCiation: george baCon

We wish George Bacon a happy retirement as he returns to his home state of Wisconsin to help run his family’s internationally renowned iris-growing business. His sharp aesthetic eye has benefited our audiences for over twenty years, scrutinizing every outfit leaving the costume shop. His attention to detail has helped ensure, for example, that the hems of every costume in the ensemble are perfectly aligned or that the construction techniques of the costume match the time period of the character (No apparent zippers in 18th century costumes!).

George received his MFA in Costume Design from the Department of Theatre & Drama in 1995, and joined University Productions (the producing unit of the SMTD) shortly afterwards as a colleague, serving as Associate Costume Shop Manager and Adjunct Lecturer in Theatre. He arrived at U-M with a wealth of costuming experience earned since his undergraduate graduation in 1980, having worked as a free-lance cutter/draper & tailor, and then running the costume shop at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. His specialty became men’s tailoring, with a combination of speed and skill that has always astonished every guest designer when first introduced

to George’s work. George’s knowledge of the thousands of costumes in our stock is encyclopedic — he can see a costume and then name the character and actor who wore it.

As a teacher, many design students remember him fondly and respectfully for teaching them pattern-making and construction techniques. Since few costuming students arrive at college these days with basic sewing skills, getting the students to a high level of expertise is a demanding experience.

Not only a superb artisan & teacher, George used his MFA design knowledge to design costumes for some of the most memorable and imaginative productions created by the school: Julius Caesar in Egypt, Les Misérables, Crazy for You, 42nd Street (1995 & 2009), Carousel, Seussical, Jesus Christ Superstar, Children of Eden, Parade, Of Thee I Sing, West Side Story, Dancing at Lughnasa, Sunday in the Park with George, Major Barbara, Quilt, and Brigadoon. A small sampling of his beautiful designs and craftsmanship is exhibited in the Power Center lobby.

The quality that I most admire is George’s ability to be creative in the face of limited resources, most recently with his costumes for Cleopatra in Julius Caesar, which truly made her the most beautiful woman in the world. He has always cared deeply about creating memorable theatrical experiences for everyone. We wish him all of our best, but not farewell, as we hope that he will have the time between planting cycles to design more unforgettable costumes for us. — Jeffrey Kuras, Director, University Productions

(Photos - Top: George adjusting hemlines during Currents & Crossings, February, 2015; Bottom: George with the cast of Les Mis, April 2014)

luke andoni-savas (Townsperson) sixth grade, Summers Knoll, Ann Arbor, MIJordan edwin andré (Townsperson) junior, BFA Musical Theatre, Sykesville, MDbenJamin bogen (Tommy Djilas) junior, BFA Musical Theatre, Walnut Creek, CAbranden broulette (Townsperson) first-grade, Wines Elementary, Ypsilanti, MIChristopher Campbell (Townsperson) first-year, BFA Musical Theatre, Naples, FLanneliza Canning-skinner (Mrs. Squires) sophomore, BFA Musical Theatre, Marietta, GAalex Cantú (Townsperson) fifth grade, Ann Arbor Open at Mack, Ann Arbor, MItrevor Carr (Townsperson) sophomore, BFA Musical Theatre, Ridgefield, CTlydia debord (Townsperson) second grade, St. Francis of Assisi Catholic School, Ann

Arbor, MIsophia deery (Zaneeta Shinn) junior, BFA Musical Theatre/BA Anthropology,

Mattapoisett, MAeriC fegan (Townsperson) junior, BFA Musical Theatre, Traverse City, MIellie fishman (Marian Paroo) senior, BFA Musical Theatre, Pennington, NJhannah flam (Ethel Toffelmier) junior, BFA Musical Theatre, Maple Grove, MNeve kaplan (Gracie Shinn) fourth grade, Martin Luther King, Jr. Elementary, Ann

Arbor, MIaudrey kennedy (Swing) first-year, BFA Musical Theatre, Birmingham, MImarina kondo (Townsperson) sophomore, BFA Musical Theatre, Novi, MIwonza Johnson (Townsperson) junior, BFA Musical Theatre, Atlanta, GACameron Jones (Olin Britt) junior, BFA Musical Theatre, Phoenix, AZtyler leahy (Jacey Squires) junior, BFA Musical Theatre, Clarendon Hills, ILlola leon (Townsperson) first-year, BFA Musical Theatre, New York, NYsarah lynn marion (Townsperson) first-year, BFA Musical Theatre, Westminster, CAleah mattfield (Townsperson) sophomore, BFA Musical Theatre, Anchorage, AKChristina maxwell (Maud Dunlop) junior, BFA Musical Theatre, Fletcher, NCmallory miChaellann (Townsperson) sophomore, BFA Musical Theatre, Dallas, TXkeaton miCuCCi (Mrs. Paroo) junior, BFA Musical Theatre, Wexford, PAbJ myers (Townsperson) sophomore, BFA Musical Theatre, Irvine, CAJordyn norkey (Townsperson) sophomore, BFA Musical Theatre, Tecumseh, MIkaitlin pasChetto (Townsperson) junior, BFA Musical Theatre, Radcliff, KYCharlie patterson (Townsperson) first-year, BFA Musical Theatre, Pasadena, CAalex prakken (Constable Locke) senior, BFA Musical Theatre, St. Louis, MObarrett riggins (Mayor Shinn) sophomore, BFA Musical Theatre, Santa Rosa, CAJohn-alexander sakelos (Conductor) junior, BFA Musical Theatre, Queens, NYJoseph sammour (Charlie Cowell) sophomore, BFA Musical Theatre, Ypsilanti, MICarly snyder (Alma Hix) sophomore, BFA Musical Theatre, Centerville, OHemma sohlberg (Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn) senior, BFA Musical Theatre, Eugene, ORdylan stasaCk (Marcellus Washburn) senior BFA Musical Theatre, Eugene, ORdana steiner (Amaryllis) seventh grade, Emerson School, Ann Arbor, MIethan steiner (Winthrop Paroo) fifth grade, Hebrew Day School, Ann Arbor, MIluke steinhauer (Ewart Dunlop) junior, BFA Musical Theatre, Pittsburgh, PA

about the Cast

about the Cast thomas sweeney (Townsperson) sophomore, BFA Musical Theatre, Cleveland, OHbobby Conte thornton (Harold Hill) senior, BFA Musical Theatre, San Francisco, CAkyle timson (Oliver Hix) senior, BFA Musical Theatre, Long Island, NYhalli toland (Townsperson) sophomore, BFA Musical Theatre, Holland, OHharry westphal (Townsperson) first grader, Martin Luther King, Jr. Elementary, Ann

Arbor, MImaria vesprini (Townsperson) first grade, Chelsea, MIaidan ziegler-hansen (Swing) sophomore, BFA Musical Theatre, Eugene, OR

about the Creative team mark allen berg (Lighting Designer) is a lecturer in the Dept. of Theatre & Drama and lighting director for Univ. Productions. U-M: 42nd Street, The Who’s Tommy, City of Angels, Oklahoma!, Parade, Candide, Henry V. Broadway/Off-Broadway: Nederlander Organization, lighting design: Romance, Romance and Broadway Bound. Regional Theatre: Jewish Ensemble Theatre: Exile in Jerusalem, Death and the Maiden; Michigan Shakespeare Festival: Othello, Macbeth; UM Festival of New Works: Summer of ‘42, Hearts, Rooms; Detroit Symphony Orchestra; Edinburgh Theatre Festival; North American Int’l Auto Show; Dance Ensemble of Michigan.

Jason debord (Music Director) is an Asst. Professor in the Dept. of Musical Theatre. U-M: Before The Dawn: A Tribute To Richard Maltby, Jr. Broadway: Once - The Musical, Shrek, Legally Blonde, Lestat, All Shook Up, and Rent. Off Broadway and New York: Bare The Musical, Fat Camp, Bat Boy: The Musical, Radio City Christmas Spectacular, City Center Encores! National Tours: A Chorus Line, Rent, and Urinetown The Musical. Regional Theatre: Alliance Theatre, Old Globe Theatre, La Jolla Playhouse, A.C.T., and the 5th Avenue Theatre. Film: Every Little Step.

linda goodriCh (Director/Choreographer) is an Assoc. Professor in the Dept. of Musical Theatre. Recent U-M: Dance with Me, Crazy for You, Bat Boy, Chicago, Brigadoon, Gibson Fleck, Evita, Jesus Christ Superstar, Seussical, The Who’s Tommy, A Good Boy, 42nd Street. Broadway: (performer) Cabaret. NYC: Radio City Music Hall, Carnegie Hall, N.Y. Musical Theatre Festival. Regional Theatre: Goodspeed Opera House, Papermill Playhouse, P.C.L.O., TheatreWorks, Cincinnati Playhouse, The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, T.U.T.S., Music Theatre of Wichita. Awards: NYC - DANCEBREAK, Best Choreography - New York Musical Theatre Festival, Outstanding Direction and Choreography - San Francisco Bay Area Awards. Other: Member AEA, SDC.

JessiCa hahn (Costume Designer) Prof. of Theatre & Drama, Head of Design & Production. U-M: Fuente Ovejuna, The Skin of Our Teeth, Bat Boy, Chicago, The Beaux Stratagem, Ragtime, The Full Monty, The Pajama Game, Oklahoma, Guys and Dolls,

about the Creative team etc. Regional Theatre: Virginia Stage Company; Goodman Theatre; Lyric Opera Center; Northlight Theatre; Court Theatre; Roundabout Theatre, N.Y.; Utah Shakespearean Festival; Minneapolis Children’s Theatre Co.; Hubbard St. Dance Co. Awards: Three Joseph Jefferson Awards, Charles MacArthur Award. Other: Curator, Historic Costume Collection; Member, United Scenic Artists; Costume Society of America.

al hursChman (Sound Designer) is the owner and chief engineer of The Alliance Recording Company. He is a member of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees Locals 395 Ann Arbor & 38 Detroit. U-M: Caroline, or Change. MUSKET: The Full Monty, Parade, Aida, Hairspray, Cabaret, Kiss of the Spider Woman, Man of La Mancha. Regional Theatere: The Pajama Game, My Fair Lady, Little Mary Sunshine, Oklahoma, The Music Man. Awards: 42 Gold Albums, 18 Platinum Albums, 3 Grammy Projects, 5 Regional Emmys.

rusty Jones (Scenic Designer) has created over 130 productions for theatre, opera, and television. U-M: The Rake’s Progress; Upcoming: Choices, Prague Quadrennial 2015; Recent Work: Comedy Sportz, Chicago; Death and the Maiden, Centaur Theatre, Montreal; The Nutcracker, RiverPark Center, Kentucky; River of Time, (world premiere) Lexington Opera House; Quartet, Hudson Village Theatre, Quebec; Awards: Kennedy Center Gold Medallion, Joseph Jefferson Citation for Outstanding Achievement in Scenic Design. Other: Invited lecturer, 2009, Central Academy of Drama, Beijing. Associate Professor, Purdue University since 1998. MFA, Northwestern University.

miriam miChaels (Stage Manager) is a senior BFA Design and Production candidate (Stage Management, Lighting Design) minoring in Physics. U-M: Magic Flute (SM), August: Osage County (ASM), Stupid Fucking Bird (LD) Comedy of Errors (LD), Senior Theses: Trestle at Pope Lick Creek (SM), Mystery of Irma Vep (LD); MUSKET:RENT (LD); Basement Arts: Last Five Years, Next Fall, Bare (LD), 2014-2015 (TD);Shakespeare in the Arb: Much Ado About Nothing (SM). Other: Pioneer Theatre Guild (LD/Supervisor); The Space London (Technical Intern); Chautauqua Opera Institute (ASM); Spoleto Festival USA (Apprentice Electrician). mshmichaels.com

dawn rivard (Wig & Makeup Designer) World Premieres: Ragtime, Sunset Boulevard, Showboat, Rio de Sangre, Grammy Award-winning opera Elmer Gantry. International Theatre: Teatro Alla Scala, Rinaldo; Award winning productions of Cats and Die Schöne und Das Biest in Germany & Switzerland. TV/ Film: Emmy Award for Feast of All Saints, wig builder for Hairspray, Skinwalkers, and Mike Myers’ The Love Guru. Clients have included Jonathan Rhys Myers, Donald Sutherland, Jessica Biel, Aiden Turner, CCH Pounder, and Lily Collins. Canadian Screen Award for The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones

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DEPARTMENT OF MUSICAL THEATREChair ...................................................................Brent WagnerDepartment Administrator ................................Jennifer KnappAdministrative Assistant ............................ Lindsay FrischmuthStudent Services .................................................... Jillian CareyFaculty ............. Jason DeBord, Ron De Jesús, Linda Goodrich, Mark Madama, Lisa Mayer, Sara Randazzo, Catherine A. Walker, Cynthia Kortman WestphalProfessor Emeritus .................................................Jerry DePuit

UNIVERSITY PRODUCTIONSADMINISTRATIVE STAFFDirector ................................................................Jeffrey KurasDepartment Administrator ............................. Fatima AbdullahOffice Assistant III ...............................................Shelda SmithMarketing & Communications Dir. ........... Kerianne M. TupacIllustration ........................................................ Pablo De BellaGraphic Design ......................................................Carl GreenePhotographer .................................... Peter Smith PhotographyInformation Systems Manager ......................... Henry ReynoldsFacilities Manager ................................................Shannon RiceHouse Manager of Performance Halls .......... Dianne WidzinskiUsher Coordinator ................................................Brian RoddyPower Center House Manager ............................... Jillian CareySenior Perf. Hall Operations Mgr. .........................Barry LaRuePerf. Hall Operations Mgrs. ........Mark Gordon, David Pickell, Dane Racicot, Donald C. WatkinsAdmin. Office Assts. ...................Cait Harrell, Jeannie SandeferTheatre 386 ..................................Carolyn Alam, Alexis Breese, Allyssa Powell, Janin Rosas, Jocelyn Weberg PRODUCTION STAFFProduction Manager .....................................Amanda MengdenProduction Stage Manager...................................Nancy UffnerProduction Office Assts. ...............................Aishawarya Singh, Rachel Waddell, Maeve ZolkowskiTechnical Dir. (Power) ................................... Douglas EdwardsTechnical Dir. (Walgreen) ......................Richard W. Lindsay, Jr.Master Carpenter .................................................. Paul HunterCarpenter ........................................................... Russ DunhamCharge Scenic Artist (Power) ..............................Toni Y. AulettiCharge Scenic Artist (Walgreen) .......................Beth SandmaierProperties Master ................................................Patrick DroneAssoc. Properties Master .......................................Sarah TannerProperties Artisan ................................................Dan EricksonMaster Electrician............................................Mark Allen BergSound Engineers .......................Roger Arnett, Henry ReynoldsCostume Shop Manager ......................................Laura BrinkerAssoc. Costume Shop Manager .......................... George BaconCutter/Drapers .... Corey Globke, Lea M. Morello, T J WilliamsonCrafts Artisan ...........................................Elizabeth GundersonCostume Stock Administrator .............................. Renae SkoogPiano Technician ........................................... Norman Vesprini

PRODUCTION CREWFirst Asst. Stage Manager ..................................Nicholas ShaferAsst. Stage Managers .......................................... Jasper Richter, Devon Sparks, Steven WezelmanAsst. Director .....................................................Henry NettletonAsst. Music Directors ....................Kevin Goldberg, Evan ZavadaPianist ......................................................................Tyler DriskillDance Captains ...........................Joseph Sammour, Halli TolandOrchestra Contractor ...............................................Gregg PowellAsst. Costume Designer ..................................... Camille ChararaAsst. Lighting Designer ..........................................Abbey KojimaAsst. Wig/Makeup Designer ..............Rowan Renstrom-RichardsAsst. Master Electrician ........................................Martijn AppeloSound Engineer ...................................................... Tim SchmidtScenery (Walgreen).............. Elyakeem Avraham, Sherry Green, Katelyn Johnson, Robert O’Brien, Maxwell Pang, Madeline Rouverol, Daniel Salera, Patrick Trasher, students of Theatre 250 & 252Paint ....Angela Alvarez, Paulina Bromberg, Breanna Gomillion, Tanner Porter, Jillian Slade, students of Theatre 250 & 252Properties .....................................Chelsea Becker, Lucy Briggs, Rachel Kaplow, Elana Lantry, Josie Patalon, Anton Volosek, students of Theatre 250 & 252Professional Stitchers ...Patty Branam, Laurie Kantner, Rene PlanteCostumes ............. Lindsay Balaka, AnnEliza Canning-Skinner, Danielle Cohn, Jean-Luc Deladurantaye, Rochelle Jackson, Kayleigh Laymon, Rowan Renstrom-Richards, Grace Santamaria, Michaela Tanksley, Michayla VanTreek, students of Theatre 250 & 252Sound.........................Andrew Hintzen, Brian Kelley, Joel Lim, Alexander Miller, Christopher Schaublin, Lena SutterElectrics ..........Martijn Appelo, Jennifer Barretto, Fisher Diede, Anna Edelman, Sten Eikrem, Sarah Frank, Nicole Gellman, Ross Green, Janak Jha, Abbey Kojima, Bryan Mathison, Miriam Michaels, Megan Oosthoek, Clarissa Ortiz, Nicholas Shafer, Alexander Smith, Kaiqi Zhu, students of Theatre 250 & 252

RUNNING CREWChild Supervisors .............. Ryan Rosenheim, Christian ScillianScenery .............Matthew Berg*, Michelle Lang*, Lucy Briggs‡, Sophia Brichta, Sam Bell-Gurwitz, John Joslyn, Jonathan Keammerer, Leah Mathis, Matt Sena, Leia Squillace, Anton VolovsekProperties .................................... Josie Patalon‡, James Fischer, Kelsy Murphy, Oren SteinerLight Board Operator ....................................... Zachary LevineLighting ........................................ Kourtney Bell, Sarah Frank, Janak Jha, Rennia RodneySound.......................................... Jared Van Eck*, Sara BurgessWardrobe ........................ Michayla Van Treek‡, Nora Burgard, Danielle Cohn, Matthew Fleisher, Kevin Harvey, Claire ZimmethWig And Make-Up ............ Brianna Blossfeld, Savanna Crosby, Sherry Green, Shenell McCrary, Rowan Renstrom-Richards

‡Crew Head * IATSE Local 395

This past summer, the University of Michigan continued ongoing initiatives to keep our beloved performance halls in prime condition. The goal was to maintain the original vision of these architecturally significant buildings while upgrading their infrastructure to meet contemporary life-safety considerations. Updates to these spaces included:

Rackham AuditoriumAfter a study determined the mysterious causes of paint flaking from the decorative ceiling, conservators researched original paint colors, creating new stencils, and restored the currently damaged areas.

Lydia Mendelssohn TheatreImprovements include new LED aisle lights, new handrails in the balcony, enlarged barrier-free seating, and backstage safety improvements.

Power CenterThe seats received new fabric, foam, springs, and arm rests. New LED aisle lights were added, as well as handrails to both sides of the aisles. Barrier-free seating areas in the theatre were enlarged, and the lobby level barrier-free restrooms were renovated. Additional work included repainting the main lobby, selected refurbishment in the lower level restrooms,

replacement of galvanized piping, and theatrical lighting safety improvements.

We thank the following individuals and groups for helping to maintain the rich cultural life of Ann Arbor by their exceptional assistance and expertise:

President Emerita Mary Sue ColemanOffice of the Associate Vice President for Facilities and Operations, Henry Baier,

including: Architects Doug Hanna, Mark Klein, Michelle Smay; Interior Designer Sandra Richter; Construction Managers Eric Mutrynowski, John Hetrick; Mechanical

Engineer Rosie Hood; Custodial Supervisor Craig Hartley and his crew; Smith Group JJR (Tricia Beck, Leland Curtis, Andrew Varilone); Commercial Contracting Corporation (David Gaggos, Tony Haag, Mike Helm and their

steelworkers Floyd DeVoe, Terrance Dortch, Brian Hewitt, Norm Luck); John Canning & Company; David Rosenburg; Theatre Projects Consultants;

American Seating Company; Barry LaRue, Shannon Rice, & Dianne Widzinski, SMTD; and many specialized construction workers.

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lateComer poliCy

Latecomers will be seated at a suitable break or scene change.

pagers, Cellular phones, watCh alarms

Please set pagers to silent mode. Cellular phones should be deactivated. Please deactivate your electronic watch alarm so it will not interrupt the performance. Please refrain from texting during the performance.

smoke free Campus

Smoking is not permitted in University buildings or on

University grounds. Smoking is permitted only in personal vehicles or on the sidewalks of major thoroughfares.

emergenCy proCedure

In the event of fire or severe storm, you will be instructed by an announcement from the stage indicating the best method of exit. Please notice the multiple red exit signs in the theatre. For your safety, please exit in a calm and orderly manner.

Cameras and reCording deviCes

The use of cameras — with or without a flash — recorders, or other electronic devices inside the theatre is strictly prohibited.

food and drink

No food or drink is allowed in the theatre.

Children

As a courtesy to our audience and the performers, children under the age of three will not be admitted to performances. All children must have a ticket. If your child proves disruptive or excessively restless, you may be asked to leave by House Management.

large print programs

Large print programs are available free of charge from House Management.

aCCessibility

Accessible ramps, elevators, parking, restrooms, and wheelchair seating

are available for patrons with disabilities. Please note there is no elevator to the balcony level in Power Center and the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.

sound enhanCement

The theatre is equipped with an infrared listening system for listening

enhancement. Lightweight, wireless headsets are available free of charge from House Management.

parking

For your parking convenience, we recommend arriving early. Prepaid parking passes are also available at the League Ticket Office. Parking Customer Service: 764-8291 (M-F, 7:30a-4:30p) or 764-7474 (evenings & weekend)

tiCket sales and information

Hours: Monday – Friday: 9 am – 5 pm Saturday: 10 am - 1 pm Performances: 1 hour prior to curtainPhone: (734) 764-2538Online: tickets.music.umich.eduAddress: 911 N. Univ., Ann Arbor, MI 48109

tiCket exChanges

Subscribers may exchange their tickets by mail or in person at no charge. Non-subscribers may exchange their tickets by mail or in person for a small processing fee. Exchanged tickets must be received by the Ticket Office (by mail or in person) at least 48 hours prior to the performance and are made only for another performance of the same play.

group disCounts

Discounts are available for groups of 15 or more.

Comments? write us at: University Productions, Attn.: Jeffrey Kuras911 N. University Ave., Ann Arbor, MI 48109

31 YEARS ON BROADWAY!(Alumni names in boldface denotes currently on Broadway)

9 to 5: Jeremy DavisThe 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee:

Celia Keenan-Bolger (Tony nom.), Barrett Foa, Stanley Bahorek, Jenni Barber, Todd Buonopane, Katy Basile42nd Street (2001 revival): Tamlyn ShustermanThe Addams Family: Courtney Wolfson, Andrew Lippa (composer/lyricist), Tommy BerklundAladdin: Travis Ward-OsborneAltar Boyz (Off-Broadway): Marc Kessler (concept),

Gary Adler (composer/lyricist), Lynne Shankel (original music director), Justin Paul (music director)An American in Paris: Will BurtonAmerican Idiot: Corbin ReidAnnie (2012 revival): Jeremy Davis, Desi Oakley,

Brynn O’Malley, Ashley Blanchet, Shina Morris, Jenni Barber, Rachel Hoffman (casting)

Anything Goes (2011 revival): Shina Morris, Mary Michael Patterson, Kevin Munhall, Janine DiVitaThe Apple Tree (2006 revival): Justin Keyes, Sam Davis (assoc. conductor)Assassins: Alex Gemignani, Chris PelusoAvenue Q: Barrett Foa, Jeff Marx (composer/

lyricist), Jeffrey Seller (producer) (Tony Award)Beautiful: The Carole King Musical: Chris Peluso, Ashley Blanchet Beauty and the Beast: Garrett Miller, Brynn O’Malley, Ellen HoffmanBells are Ringing (2001 revival): Josh RhodesBig Fish: Andrew Lippa (compser/lyricist), Cary TedderBilly Elliot: Jeremy DavisThe Book of Mormon: David Hull, AJ Holmes,

Brene Jackson, Gavin Creel, Eric JacksonThe Boy from Oz: Josh Rhodes, Rachel Hoffman (casting)The Bridges of Madison Country: Hunter Foster,

Whitney Bashor Bring It On: Taylor Louderman, Haley HannahBullets Over Broadway: Helene Yorke, Kelcy Griffin, Andy JonesLa Cage Aux Folles (2004 revival): Gavin Creel

La Cage Aux Folles (2010 revival): Allison McDowell, A.J. Shively, Yurel Echezarreta, Michael LowneyCandide (1997 revival): D’Vorah BaileyCandide (NY City Opera, 2008): Daniel ReichardCats: Job Christenson, Ben Whiteley (conductor)Chicago: Josh Rhodes, Brian Spitulnik, Amos Wolff, Anne Horak, Alex Gemignani,

Kelcy Ann GriffinChitty Chitty Bang Bang: Erin Dilly (Tony nom.)A Chorus Line (2006 revival): David Baum, Tommy BerklundA Christmas Story: Nick Gaswirth, Mara Newbery,

Erin Dilly, Lizzie Klemperer, Ian Eisendrath (music director), Justin Paul/Benj Pasek (music and lyrics)

Cinderella: Andy Jones, Laura Irion, Joe Carroll, Robert Hartwell, Sam Lips, Shina Morris, Todd Buonopane, Jessica Hershberg, Cody Davis, Conor Ryan, Josh Rhodes (choreographer)The Civil War: Gilles ChiassonCry Baby: Nick Blaemire, Courtney Balan, Lynne Shankel (music director)Curtains: Sean McKnight, Sam Davis (assoc. conductor)Damn Yankees (1994 revival): John GanunDirty Rotten Scoundrels: Jeremy Davis,Dracula: Megan ReinkingThe Drowsy Chaperone: Kate LoprestElf: Marc KesslerEvita: Laurel Harris, Sydney MortonThe Farnsworth Invention: Andrew Lippa (composer)Finding Neverland: Courtney BalanFollies (2001 revival): Erin DillyFollies (2011 revival): Amos WolffFootloose: Jennifer Laura Thompson, Hunter FosterFosse: Josh RhodesThe Full Monty: Lisa Datz, Danny GurwinGhost: Jeremy DavisGigi: Greg Jarrett (music director)The Glass Menagerie: Celia Keenan-Bolger (Tony nom.)Glory Days: Nick Blaemire (composer/lyricist)Godspell: Nick BlaemireGood Vibrations: Jesse Nager, David ReiserGrease (1995 revival): Hunter Foster

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Grease (2007 revival): Ryan Binder, Janine DiVita, Helene Yorke, Josh Rouah, Todd Buonopane

Gypsy (1989 revival): Robin RobinsonGypsy (2003 revival): David BurtkaHair: Gavin Creel (Tony nom.), Megan Reinking,

Jen SeseHairspray: Brynn O’Malley, Kevin Hale, Kate LoprestHands on a Hardbody: Rachel Hoffman (casting) Hunter Foster, Chelsea Krombach PackardHoneymoon in Vegas: Brynn O’Malley, Cary TedderHow to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying

(2011 revival): David Hull, Justin KeyesI Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change (Off-Broadway): Adam Hunter, Courtney Balan, Christy FaberIn the Heights: Jeffrey Seller & Matthew Rego

(producers), Rachel Hoffman (casting)Into the Woods (2002 revival): Erin DillyIt Shoulda Been You: David BurtkaJekyll & Hyde: Whitney AllenJesus Christ Superstar: Eric MilleganJersey Boys: Daniel ReichardThe King and I (2015 revival): Ashley ParkKinky Boots: Cortney Wolfson, Christy FaberThe Last Ship: Jeremy DavisLegally Blonde: Dani Spieler, Cara MasseyLend Me A Tenor (2010 revival): Jennifer Laura ThompsonThe Light in the Piazza: Glenn AllenThe Little Mermaid: Katy BasileLittle Shop of Horrors: Hunter Foster (Tony nom.)Little Women: Danny GurwinMamma, Mia!: Chris Peluso, Barrett Foa, Darryl Semira, Joi Price, Ian Knauer, Ashley ParkMary Poppins: Jesse Nager, David Baum, Gavin Creel (London), Andrew Keenan-BolgerMemphis: Bryan Langlitz, Cary Tedder, Ashley Blanchett, Robert Hartwell, Sydney Morton, Rachel Hoffman (casting)Million Dollar Quartet: Hunter FosterLes Misérables: Adam Hunter, Kristen Behrendt,

Hunter FosterLes Misérables (2006 revival): Alex Gemignani,

Christy Faber, Celia Keenan-Bolger, Cortney WolfsonLes Misérables (2014 revival): John Rapson,

Cathryn Basile, Erika Henningsen, Andy MientusMotown: Sydney Morton, Jesse NagerThe Mystery of Edwin Drood (2012 revival):

Janine DiVita

Newsies: Andrew Keenan-Bolger, Madeline Trumble

Nice Work If You Can Get It: Robert Hartwell, Jennifer Laura Thompson, Erin DillyOn the Town (1998 revival): Perry OjedaOnce: Joe Carroll, Carlos Valdes, Elisabeth EvansPeter and the Starcatcher: Celia Keenan-Bolger (Tony nom.)The Phantom of the Opera: Susan Owen, Justin Miller, Paul Schaefer, Mary Michael PattersonPippin (2013 revival): Sam LipsThe Producers: Hunter FosterPromises, Promises (2010 revival): Chelsea KrombachRagtime: Adam HunterRent: Gilles Chiasson, Jeffrey Seller (producer)Rock of Ages: Lauren Molina, Corbin Reid Matthew Rego (producer)The Scarlet Pimpernel: Danny Gurwin, Gilles ChiassonShow Boat (1994 revival): Doug LaBrecqueSide Show: Kristen BehrendtSide Show (2014 revival): Sam Davis (music

director), Greg Jarrett (assoc. music director)Sister Act: Corbin ReidSouth Pacific (2008 revival): Jeremy DavisState Fair: Ian KnauerSunday in the Park with George (2008 revival):

Brynn O’Malley, Alex GemignaniSunset Boulevard: Kristen BehrendtSweeney Todd (2005 revival): Alex Gemignani,

Lauren MolinaSweet Smell of Success: Josh RhodesThoroughly Modern Millie: Eric Jackson, Gavin Creel (Tony nom.)Titanic: Lisa Datz[Title Of Show]: Courtney BalanUrinetown: Hunter Foster, Danny Gurwin, Jennifer Laura Thompson (Tony nom.), Matthew Rego (producer)Violet (2014 Broadway) Alex GemignaniWest Side Story (2009 revival): Shina Morris, Yurel Echezarreta, Jeffrey Seller (producer)White Christmas: Anne HorakWicked: Desi Oakley, Etai Benshlomo, David Hull,

Jenni Barber, Josh Rouah, Chelsea Krombach, Jennifer Laura Thompson, Logan Lipton,

Brynn O’Malley, Desi Oakley, Ryan Vasquez, Matthew Rego (producer)

The Will Rogers Follies: John GanunXanadu: Kate LoprestYoung Frankenstein: Eric JacksonYou’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown: Andrew Lippa (composer/lyricist new songs)

gifts of $500Henry & Harlene AppelmanMarlys Hamill gifts of $250-$499William & Florence DavisGordon & Elaine DidierDavid Lampe & Susan Rosegrant gifts of $100-$249Steven BolliniToni & William BrannerSusan & Oliver CameronClayton CarsonS. & Odes EldenGlenn & Carol GallerJonathan HermanCarole & Larry KatzHerbert & Jane KauferSteven & Shira KleinDavid & Lisa KoiWayne & Georgia LindstromLeslie & Susan LoomansMelvin & Daisy Jean ManisBeverly MankoJohn & Glenda MathesHerman & Bernice MerteSharyn SivyerAllan & Marcia StillwagonDavid & Karen StutzLouise TaylorMary & Joseph ToboniRebecca VanDykeBrad VincentEric WardenMelissa WasilewskiAlexander & Sarah WienerVivian WilsonDavid & Carol Yoder

gifts under $100Daniel & Monica AtkinsDrew BarnesLenora BarnesSally BarnettSusan BarreraTyler BarronKevin BehmerSang ChenMerry ClarkKevin & Judith ComptonNorman & Anne CoxTom CzarnikManuel Del ValleJames DelheyMarilyn DicksonKathleen DiggsJean DolegaKelly & Nick DyerHelen EmmonsDouglas & Angela FullenAnn & William FurtwanglerRebecca & D. Bruce GaffneyRichard GarnerAlana GreenspanMark HaddoxRobert & Karen HahnJanelle & David HansenMargaret HarringtonBradley & Cynthia HaycockCassandra HelmerLorna Hurl & David TuckerStevo & Susan JuliusSusan & Anthony KonovalivGary & Barbara KrenzKathleen & Roger LeonardWilliam & Garland LewisJohn & Nancy LucasRosemary Lutz

Judith & William LynnBenjamin Marshall & Reola AvantBrigitte & Klaus MartenDeidree & Robert MathisHiroko MawatariRaven McCrory & Thorne ComptonBonnie MetzgerJohn MillsAnastasia MoroMargie Morris & Melvin HochsterAndrew Nagy & Susan SchreiberRebecca NiehusJoan O’LearMargaret & Nels OmanFred & Margaret PattersonMargaret & Fred PattersonDouglas & Carole PeckJonathan PevarnekSheryl PomeranceCharlotte Rader & Freeman AdamsSally & Bruce RichardsonCarol RundleSandra SamonsNancy & Stephen ScheweDean ShueyRalph & Janet SmithEdward SneidemanPatricia & Paul SteeleBob ThorntonEdward WeberDavid Zubl

The University of Michigan, School of Music, Theatre & Dance gratefully acknowledges the following individuals for their support of productions at the School. Gifts to U-M SMTD productions help support all aspects of productions - sets, costumes, lighting, sound, guest artists, and more - for all the School of Music, Theatre & Dance’s mainstage shows. These funds assist in providing SMTD students with practical training experience and the opportunity to network with guest professionals. Thank you.

U-M SMTD Production Support Gifts from July 1, 2013 - March 2, 2015

We apologize for any omissions or errors made in this donor listing. Please direct questions or comments to the School of Music, Theatre & Dance Office of Development & External Relations at 734-763-9769.

gift of $1,000,000Jeanne & Sanford Robertson gift of $100,000Anita & Santosh Mehra gifts of $50,000Gavin CreelAnne & James DuderstadtCelia Keenan-Bolger & John ConleeIrwin & Fran Martin gifts of $10,000-$25,000Janet & William CassebaumDon & Betts ChisholmJeffrey & Barbara DuncanBarrett FoaAndrew Lippa & David BlockRobert & Pearson Macek gifts of $5,000-$9,999Sheila Crowley & Max WichaBill & Sally MartinMatthew & Joanna Rego gifts of $2,500-$4,999Anne & Howard CooperSally & David Kennedy gifts of $1,000-$2,499Carol AmsterLinda Bennett & Robert BagramianJohn & Tina BevingtonThomas & Cathie BloemRonald & Mary BogdasarianJack & Eileen ChisholmPhelps & Jean ConnellMary Hunter DobsonBetty & John EdmanRandall & Ellen FrankJames & Cherie GilmourWhit & Svea GrayJohn & Stephanie HallMarlys HamillMartha HearronRobert & Barbara HensingerDavid & Sally Kennedy

James Kershner & Mark PflegerEdwin & Catherine MarcusJerry & Deborah MayMarilyn & John RintamakiCatherine RobertsJessica RobertsJudith & Donald RumelhartBridget & John StylesJan & Nub TurnerElaine & Benjamin WhiteleyDavid & Carol Yoder gifts of $500-$999The Berry FoundationPhilip Berry & Anne BeaubienToni & William BrannerCarol & Richard DetweilerDeborah & B. Hylton EarlyJulia & Charles EisendrathDouglas ElserJo-Anna & David FeathermanSpencer Ford & Susan GoldsmithTimothy & Kathleen GietzenRobert & Debra GordonSteven & Christine GosikJudith & Alfred GourdjiNorman & Deborah HerbertDavid & Phyllis HerzigHayden & Ronit HorowitzSusan & Martin HurwitzGretchen & John JacksonFrank & Janet JeffriesPeter & Mia KennedyFran KettlerDiane KirkpatrickAlan & Jean KrischFrank Legacki & Alicia TorresLeo & Kathryn LegatskiJanet & Philip LineerJeff & Susan LucierW. Harry MarsdenMary MatthewsJerry & Emily MillerElaine PiaseckiJuliet PiersonJohn & Marilyn RintamakiJohn Romani & Barbara Anderson

Larry & Michelle SanfordNancy SannarJanet SellJanet ShatuskyLinda Spector & Peter JacobsonU-M Club of DownriverPhyllis ValentineEd & Patty WahteraJohn & Jerry WeidenbachBenjamin WhiteleyWilliam & Ilene Birge gifts of $250-$499James Adams & Naz EdwardsEllen & Wallace ArnesonMartha & Robert AuseAlan BalakaRobert BalakaBarbara & Daniel BalbachElizabeth & Michael BazanyWilliam BeamanJoan BinkowJames & Jennifer CarpenterJeannine & Thomas CarrAnne ChaseLucille & Bruce ChinAlice CohenKen & Mary Sue ColemanBarbara CopeConstance CressKelly & Nick DyerCharles & Julie EllisErnesto BatistaEleanor & Harvey FalitAbba FriedmanChristine & Michael GarrySteven & Joyce GerberPaul & Anne GlendonCozette GrabbJerry & Mary GrayRobert & Leah GunnRichard Van HarrisonBetsy & Theodore HershbergGideon & Carol HofferRachel HoffmanCharles KellyAnne Kloack

U-M Friends of Musical Theatre Annual Gifts from July 1, 2013 - March 20, 2015

Richard LeSueurWayne & Georgia LindstromAnn Martin & Russell LarsonRebecca McGowanJoseph & Jean MiddletonJean MientusHarold NewlandSharon & Charles NewmanMichael ParinHelen PetersNancy PickusAlbert & Louisa PieperJoseph PlacekAlan & Patricia PriceMalverne ReinhartTom & Cornelia SchriberIngrid & Clifford SheldonSusan & Donald SintaSusan Meredith SmithKathryn & Richard TrimToni TylerRobin & Harvey WaxJames & Gloria WebleyThomas & Ronna WhittenRobert & Jennifer Zamora gifts of $100-$249Gerald & Gloria AbramsMary Ellen AdamsTim AdamsElaine & Ralph AnthonyJohn & Barbara BacarellaGeorge BaconAnne & Richard BaumanShirley & Joel BergerFrank & Valerie BernackiDarlene BinderEdith & Thomas BletcherDavid & Jean BoddyElizabeth BoleDuane & Lee Ann BollertReva BornsteinBrittany BrownGary & Diane BrownRobert & Jeannine BuchananAlbert & Barbara CainSusan & Oliver CameronJean CampbellShirley CarlsonCharles CarverJames CavalcoliPatricia ChatasTed CiganikKimberly Clarke & Barry LaRueMarian Cohen & Sheldon GinnsLisa Conte & Robert Thornton

Diane CottrellBette & Alan CotzinMarilyn & J. Sterling CrandallKaren Crawford & William WelchEdith CroakeSheldon DavisGary Decker & Shelley MacMillanJacqueline Deyoung-Kasky & Michael KaskyDallas & Sharon DortDeborah DoyleGraham & Betty DunbarMark & Susan DuncanKathy & Donald DuquetteStephen & Janine EasterDaniel & Jennifer EdwardsMorgan & Sara EdwardsEthel EllisHilary ElmagrabiEdward & Leticia FallickAlfred & Susan FeingoldJudith & Frederick FeldkampEleanor FellerPhyllis & Phillip FellinCarol FinermanL. Alan & Nancy FinlaysonBruce W FisherCynthia & Gordon FlamRichard FortnerHoward FoxDan & Jill FrancisMarilyn Friedman & Seymour KoenigsbergLouise FrostPatricia & Michael GallagherEnid GallerPaul & Gail GeigerFlorence & Marvin GerberGary & Elaine GillespieEdie GoldenbergMya GoslingRobert Green & Martha Sullivan GreenTheodora & Emery GreenwaldNicki GriffithAndrew & Amy GrolnickSheilah & Elliott GrossSondra GunnDon Haefner & Cynthia StewartJessica HahnMargery & Jay HaiteCecelia & Eugene HaleCharlene & Walton HancockKenneth & Hillary HandwergerMimi HarrisChristopher Haughee

J. Downs & Sondra HeroldPatricia HessLorna & Mark HildebrandtJanice & Ronald HoffmanDave & Patricia HolmanRobert & Sara HolmesVirginia HoranRebecca HorvathL. Rowell & Alice HuesmannHarry & Ruth HuffTanya & Jerold IsraelMerelyn Jacobson Jerome JelinekDavid & Kathleen JohnsonT.G. Jones & S.K. SorlienJohn & Linda JonidesMary JoscelynCharles & Judith W. JudgeDouglas KahnHelen & Noah KaplanKennetha PetersonBetsy & William KincaidNancy KleinHermine KlinglerAnthony & Susan KonovalivJessica & Michael KrivanDouglas LaBrecqueAnne LawrenceJerold & Judith LaxCarolyn LepardMax Lepler & Rex DotsonAlicia & Louis LessardCarolyn & Paul LichterLois MacDonaldRobert & Judith MaransJudith MarlerRaven McCrory & Thorne ComptonShirley & Robert McFeeMardy & John MeddersCarla & Michael MillerNewell & Myrna MillerRose MonitzKittie MorelockShari & Craig MorganPatricia & Thomas MorrowBarbara MuellerJohn & Kathy MulayEdward & Nancy NaszradiJan & M. Haskell NewmanColin & Nancy OatleyAshley ParkBenjamin PasekMelissa & Richard PattersonJustin PaulJane Pilcher

gifts of $100-$249 (Cont’d)James PiperBertram & Elaine PittLeonard PoissonGerald & Lorna PrescottEllen & Stephen RamsburghSandra RiceSheila & Louis RiceElizabeth & Frank RichardsonJames & Stacey RichardsonWilliam & Ann RichardsonRichner & Richner, LLC, Yvonne RishBarbara RitterDonald RitterRoger & Barbara RitzmanWilliam & Phyllis RobbRobert & Kathleen SavitGertrude SchreiberSusan Schreiber & Andrew NagyBeverly & Lawrence SeifordJoseph & Patricia SettimiThomas & Mary ShieldsTerry SilverKathleen SingerJulie & William SmigielskiFrederick & Priscilla A. SmithElinor & R. Thomas SommerfeldJames & Nancy StanleyEllen & Jeoffrey StrossKaren & David StutzNancy SudiaLinda & Cleveland ThurberDonald & Lea Van EveryBenjamin WalkerEric WardenElise WeisbachElizabeth WilliamsDonna Winkelman & Thomas EasthopeHelene Yorke Productions, Inc.Gladys YoungRonald & Kathleen Zernicke

gifts under $100Rosalyn BarclayZadda Bazzy

Elizabeth BishopMelinda BlakeJoyce BlinnRoosevelt BrownJohn Cederquist & Meg Kennedy ShawMarjorie CloughJudy & Malcolm CohenDiane Conde & Bradford OrrMary CotterCole DavisJulie & Wayne DeLoriaJerry DePuitSuzy & Niels EnglebergTessa FayeEllen ForsmanSusan FrankeDion FrischerIlana & Ari GafniPatricia Garcia & Dennis DahlmannJanice GeddesJ. Martin GillespieEdward & Mona GoldmanKate Guyton Morgens & Edwin MorgensJulie & Scott HalpertSusan HamiltonHansen Marketing Services Inc.Jeannine & Gary HaydenLinda HeardErik HeitzSheryl Hirsch & Jack BilliAlan & Deborah HitskyI.A.T.S.E. Local 395Amy & Mark JenningsChristie KerrEllen & Michael KettlerLuise & Frederick KienzleJanet & John KnappLawrence LaferteAbigail Lawrence-JacobsonJoan & Melvyn LevitskyJacqueline LewisErwin LezbergJean LoupAmy Lovato

James & Louise LowBarbara MajorDaisy Jean & Melvin ManisCharles MasonAmanda MatthewsBrian Mazzaferri & Elizabeth LeopoldN. Harris & Margaret McClamrochShannon McShane & Garrett MillerJohn & Annabel McWilliamsAnn & Bruce MolnCruse Moss & Virginia Patton MossFadi MuslehDonald & Ruth OlshanskyAnn & Mark OrrCarey ParksPaige Price & Stephen EssickMichael ReedRichard & Edie RosenfeldAlbert & Jane SayedJodi SeayJoanne & Daniel SeibelHarriet & Marvin SelinJohn SheaEugene & Alida SilvermanMichelle & Kent SilvesterShirley & Jack SirotkinLynette & Frank SpiesTheodore St. AntoineBennett StalloneCatherine & Clarence StephensonMartin & Gale StolzenbergBarbara & Donald SugermanDonna TappeCarrie & Peter ThromIlene & Norm TylerVirginia VassRuth VolkMargaret WarrickRobert & Sandra WeitzLinda Young & John CarrollIrma ZaldWanda Zissis

We apologize for any omissions or errors made in this donor listing. Please direct questions or comments to the School of Music, Theatre & Dance Office of Development & External Relations at 734-647-2035.

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FRIENDS OF MUSICAL THEATRE supports the Department of Musical Theatre by providing vital discretionary support for scholarships and hosting artists to work with U-M students. Additionally, the annual Senior Showcase in NYC, a crucial component for introducing the senior MT class to industry professionals, is made possible by donations from Friends of Musical Theatre.

The Department of Musical Theatre counts on annual gifts from Friends members to maintain the high caliber of educational enrichment each year. Gifts of any size are welcome. The U-M fiscal year is counted July 1 to June 30, so renewed support each year is vital to keeping your Friends of Musical Theatre membership current.

The benefits of joining Friends of Musical Theatre include a priority ticket purchasing period for SMTD productions; invitations to musical theatre events, including the Fall Welcome Back reception and Lost in Ann Arbor cabaret; recognition in the main stage production program; and Department of Musical Theatre email updates. The greatest benefit is playing a major role in the education, enrichment, and success of the musical theatre students.

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