ENSEMBLE THEATRE CINCINNATI
THE
2016-2017 OTTO M. BUDIG
FAMILY FOUNDATION SEASON
D. Lynn Meyers, Producing Artistic Director
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CINDERELLA: AFTER EVER AFTER
book by Joseph McDonough | lyrics by David Kisor | music by Fitz Patton
Directed by D. Lynn Meyers† November 30-December 30, 2016
Set & Lighting Designer
Sound Designer
Costume Designer
Choreographer
Music Director
Properties Master & Design Assistant
Production Manager & Master Electrician
Technical Director
Production Stage Manager
Assistant Stage Manager
Dance Captain
Brian c. Mehring
Matt Callahan
Reba Senske
Dee Anne Bryll
Scot Woolley
Shannon Rae Lutz
Matthew Hollstegge
Jack Murphy
Brandon T. Holmes*
Elizabeth Freyman*
Darnell Pierre Benjamin
The videotaping or making of electronic or other audio and/or visual recordings of this production is a violation of United States copyright law and an actionable federal offense.
This Theatre operates under an agreement between the League of Resident Theatres and Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.
Originally produced by Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio, December 2016, D. Lynn Meyers, Producing Artistic Director †
*Cast/production member belongs to Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers. This theatre operates under an agreement between Actors’ Equity Association, Professional Actors, and Stage Managers in the United States. Understudies never substitute for listed players unless a specific announcement is made at the time of the performance.
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CAST & CREW
CAST, IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER
King Frederick ............................................................................... Michael G. Bath*
Gastón ............................................................................. Darnell Pierre Benjamin*
Plato (Formerly a Toad) ................................................................. Griff Bludworth
Aristotle (Formerly a Crow) Maya Farhat
Brunhilda ......................................................................................... Deb G. Girdler*
Priscilla ............................................................................................... Sara Mackie*
Prince Frederick ........................................................................... Patrick E. Phillips
Socrates (Formerly a Spider) ...................................................... Samantha Russell
Cinderella Brooke Steele
Clarissa ............................................................................................. Torie Wiggins*
Gwendolyn ......................................................................................... Kate Wilford*
RUNNING CREW
Assistant Stage Manager ......................................................... Elizabeth Freyman*
2nd Assistant Stage Manager ......................................................... Brianna Bernard
Assistant Director ................................................................................ Ben Raanan
Spot Operators .................................................. Kyle Parker Daniels, Kat McCaulla
Light Board Operator ....................................................................... Clay Winstead
Sound Board Operator .................................................................. Victoria Hawley
Sound Board Mixer ........................................................................... Sean K. Tingle
Wardrobe Crew Brianna Bernard, Griff Bludworth, Maya Farhat, Samantha Russell UNDERSTUDIES
Clarissa ......................................................................................... Brianna Bernard
Prince Frederick ........................................................................ Kyle Parker Daniels
Cinderella Victoria Hawley
Priscilla .............................................................................................. Kat McCaulla
Gastón ............................................................................................. Clay Winstead
SETTING
The not-too-distant past, in a kingdom far away.
Cinderella: After Ever After is performed with one intermission.
Approximate total running time is 1 hour, 45 minutes.
SONG LIST
ACT ONE
From Your Head to Your Heart Ensemble
The Beauty of Living—To The Ball ......................................................... Ensemble
Time to Get to Know You Better .............................................. Cinderella, Freddie
The Beauty of Living (Reprise) ........................................ Aristotle, Plato, Socrates
My Heart Beats .............................................................. Brunhilda, King Frederick
Woo-tiful Gastón, Ensemble
Pick Me ........................................................................................ Clarissa, Priscilla
There's Plenty of Time ......................................................................... Gwendolyn
Pick Me/Heart Beats/Woo-tiful/Beauty of Living .................................. Ensemble
The Ball .................................................................................................. Ensemble
An Unrequested Spell Gwendolyn I Can't Help It, I Can't Stop It ................................................................. Ensemble
ACT TWO
After Ever After ........................................................................ Cinderella, Freddie Time to Get to Know You Better (Reprise) .............................. Cinderella, Freddie
I Can't Help It, I Can't Stop It (Reprise) .................................................. Ensemble
The Argument Cinderella, Freddie Learning to Speak .................................................................................. Ensemble
It Won't Be Easy ..................................................... Cinderella, Freddie, Ensemble
Spell of Inversion ................................................................................. Gwendolyn
After Ever After—Finale......................................................................... Ensemble JANUARY 17 – FEBRUARY 5
Finally, a musical about one of the most dangerous human endeavors known: the dreaded blind date.
If you enjoy
Cinderella: After Ever After, then also check out:
Roald Dahl's Matilda (CD)
The Addams Family (CD)
Seussical (CD)
Roger's and Hammerstein's Cinderella (DVD)
Cinderella (ballet performance) (DVD)
Ever After (DVD)
The Best of Fractured Fairy Tales (DVD)
Ash by Malinda Lo (book)
Ella Enchanted by Gail Carson Levine (book)
Damsel Distressed by Kelsey Macke (book)
List courtesy of our friends at the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County. All materials are available to request through your local library branch.
DIRECTOR'S NOTES
For many years now, David Kisor and Joe McDonough have come to me with ideas for holiday shows. The Frog Princess started it all and since then, there have been eight more. This time, however, I asked for a sequel to Cinderella. Why? Well, the story wasn’t finished. The characters were great, the music enchanting and as ETC entered its thirty-first year, there simply needed to be a new chapter of the same book. They responded with a lovely confection wrapped around a strong message taking us on a journey from your head to your heart.
David says it best in the opening song, the words to which are listed below. At this magical time of the year, I hope you will join me in renewing your spirit and continue the journey. And thank you for being part of the ETC family.
Do you believe in fairy tales? What is your philosophy? Is this was your story, Who would you be?
Does happily ever after Ever come so easily?
When you look through the glass, What do you see?
Would you go to the ball?
Would you try on the slipper?
Can you ever see the end from the start?
Glass so easily shatters, But all that really matters Is the journey from your head to your heart.
Is the journey ever finished? Each day a new beginning. The essence of true beauty So hard to see.
Does after ever after Ever come so easily?
When you look through the glass, What do you see?
-D. Lynn Meyers
THE CAST
MICHAEL G. BATH (King Frederick) appeared most recently in ETC's Legend of Georgia McBride, Cinderella, and The Other Place, and Hands on a Hardbody. His other favorite ETC roles include those in Opus, The Exonerated, Mauritius, Becky’s New Car, My Name is Asher Lev, Next Fall, and End Days. He was also seen as Mervyn in A Behanding in Spokane (Clifton Performance Theatre) and Roy Cohn in Angels in America Parts One & Two (Know Theatre), among others. He also teaches acting and improvisation for Playhouse in the Park and Afterschool Acting. He is a Wilmington College graduate and a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association. Much love to his wife Trish and dog Obi.
DARNELL PIERRE BENJAMIN (Gast ó n) is ecstatic about another jolly trot through the holiday season with Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati. He has recently appeared in The Legend of Georgia McBride, Detroit '67, and Cinderella. Mr. Benjamin is beginning his seventh season as a resident actor with Cincinnati Shakespeare Company—a few favorite shows there are Henry VI, Titus Andronicus, and To Kill a Mockingbird. Other favorite credits include Graphic, Pones, Inc.; Angels in America, Know Theatre; Othello, Human Race Theatre Company; and A Raisin in the Sun, Hope Summer Repertory Theatre. When not performing, he can be found at schools all over Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky teaching for Cincinnati Shakespeare Company and Pones, Inc. Enjoy the show!
GRIFF BLUDWORTH (Plato) is a current member of the Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati Professional Acting Apprentice Company who graduated from Xavier University in 2016 with degrees in Theatre, Classical Studies, and “Philosophy, Politics & the Public.” He understudied the role of Bobby/Tracy in ETC's The Legend of Georgia McBride and as Mark in Rent, Warren in This is Our Youth, Jean in Miss Julie, Moritz in Spring Awakening, and Jamie in The Last 5 Years at Xavier University. Mr. Bludworth is also a professional vocalist and a scholar of Senecan Tragedy.
CAST,
MAYA FARHAT (Aristotle) is a graduate of Xavier University with a B.A. in Theatre and a minor in Communication Studies. Ms. Farhat has done work around town, but her most recent credits include Other Bother, Cincy Fringe Festival 2016; and Rent, Betrayal, and Mockingbird, Falcon Theatre. She has also made her TV film debut in Mariah Carey’s Hallmark movie, A Christmas Melody, playing Hayley Tillman. She is also featured in a global Internet ClearBlue advertisement. She sends so much love to her Xavier University family, her real-life family, and her newfound ETC family.
DEB G. GIRDLER (Brunhilda) began her career on the Showboat Majestic, attended UC’s College-Conservatory of Music, and has worked Off-Broadway, in regional theatre, and in summer stock for over forty years. Some of her favorite productions have been presented at Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati, including Good People, Three Viewings, Three Tall Women, and The Last Session; her favorite roles also include playing the villainess in many ETC holiday productions. Ms. Girdler is a Kentucky Colonel and is always grateful to be able to work in Cincinnati. She is listed in the official scripts of several shows as a cast member of the premiere productions, including the stage version of Rogers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella, Hoodwinked! The Musical, and It Runs in the Family by Ray Cooney. She can be seen in the films Carol with Cate Blanchett and First Kill with Bruce Willis.
SARA MACKIE (Priscilla) is an alum of the Wright State Acting B.F.A. program and has appeared in ETC’s Violet, Hands on a Hardbody, all three Wonderettes, Rabbit Hole, and Mauritius, among many other productions. Her Human Race Theatre Company credits include Twelfth Night and the premiere staged readings of three new musical works. She performed at the Carnegie Theatre in Pump Boys and Dinettes and the premiere staged reading of The Sandman. She also played the role of Frankie in the highly acclaimed New Edgecliff Theatre production of Frankie and Johnny in the Claire de Lune. In addition to the small screen, short films, and web skits, she has toured to theatres across the country, but for now prefers to make Cincinnati her home. Thank you for supporting live professional theatre. Much gratitude and mad respect to Lynn and love to Michael.
CAST, CONTINUED
PATRICK E. PHILLIPS (Prince Frederick) is ecstatic to be back onstage at Ensemble this holiday season. He is a proud graduate of Xavier University where he received his B.A. in Theatre and English. His previous Ensemble credits include Peter in Luna Gale, Billy Dean/Ensemble in Violet, Various in Love and Information, and Branch, Dragon in Sleeping Beauty. His other regional theatre credits include Junius Urban in The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial, Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre; Young Talbot/Orleans in Henry VI, Part I, Cincinnati Shakespeare Company; and Charles/Warwick/Poulengey in Saint Joan and Greg in Relatively Speaking, Diogenes Theatre Co. He would like to thank Lynn for this opportunity, and he sends love to his friends, family, and his beautiful wife, Julia. For more information on Mr. Phillips and his work, check out his website at www.patrickephillips.com.
SAMANTHA RUSSELL (Socrates) is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati with a Bachelor's Degree in Marketing and Sociology, along with an Associate's Degree in Business Administration. She has been performing all over the Tri-State area and some of her theatre credits include Coretta in Coretta Scott King and the Fight for Freedom, Nettie in The Color Purple, and Mary in Black Nativity. Ms. Russell loves every chance she gets to hit a stage, and thanks the man upstairs for her talents and her amazing family for supporting her habit (acting).
BROOKE STEELE (Cinderella) returns to Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati, having appeared recently in Violet, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, and Hands on a Hardbody. Her favorite roles include Suzy Simpson in the three incarnations of The Marvelous Wonderettes, Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati; Leni Riefenstahl in Monstrous Beauty, Northern Kentucky University; and the title role in Peter Pan, Covedale Center. She studied theatre at NKU and was honored to receive an Acclaim Rising Star award in 2011. She lives in Pleasant Ridge with her husband, Josh, and their daughter, Daphne, and a small black dog.
CAST, CONTINUED
TORIE WIGGINS (Clarissa) has appeared in Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati's productions of Violet, The Mountaintop, and Black Pearl Sings!, among others. A graduate of the University of Cincinnati's College-Conservatory of Music, she created three one-woman shows: Everywhere You Look, Everywhere Else You Look, and Torie on Ice. She co-adapted and performed another one-woman show, Your Negro Tour Guide, at various venues in Cincinnati and elsewhere. She appeared on All My Children and in the feature film Love Me Through It and her voice can be heard on numerous television and radio commercials. She appeared in Know Theatre of Cincinnati's Pluto and was a Seasonal Resident Artist there, appearing in their productions of Collapse, Afghan Women Writer's Project, and Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson. She also appeared in Cincinnati Shakespeare's To Kill a Mockingbird and The Crucible
KATE WILFORD (Gwendolyn) has been seen at Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati in many productions, including Violet, Luna Gale, Women of Lockerbie, and Wayfarer’s Rest, among others. She was just seen in Playhouse in the Park's A Prayer for Owen Meaney. She received awards for her performances in Death of a Salesman, Cincinnati Shakespeare Company; When The Rain Stops Falling, Know Theatre; and Don’t Make Me Pull This Show Over, Ensemble Theatre. Other Cincinnati Shakespeare credits include Romeo and Juliet, The Cherry Orchard, and Bedroom Farce. She has worked at The Lyceum Theatre, Westgate Theatre, and The Kenley Players; was a founding member of The Troupe; and has directed at Xavier University, Thomas More College, and Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati. She is the Executive Director of Afterschool Acting and an adjunct acting and directing teacher at Thomas More College, CCM, and Chatfield College.
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THE COST OF CREATING
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The figures quoted here are based on Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati's budget for Cinderella: After Ever After and the 2016 Fairy Godmother Program. Figures include salaries, benefits, apprentice stipends, utilities, royalties, advertising, and other expenses related to operating a professional theatre. ETC is an Equity theatre and follows Actors' Equity Association, as well as Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, rules for salaries and benefits related to the employment of actors, directors, and stage managers.
Cinderella (2015).
Photo by Ryan Kurtz.
THE PLAYWRIGHT
JOSEPH MCDONOUGH (Librettist) has worked with David Kisor on Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati's holiday musicals for the past seventeen seasons, several of which have been published by Playscripts and Theatrical Rights Worldwide. His play Wayfarer’s Rest was produced at ETC and his plays Travels of Angelica, Stone My Heart, and One were produced at the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, where he twice won the Mickey Kaplan New American Play Prize. His work has been produced locally with the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company and the Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati, as well as at many theaters around the country. He has developed his work at Lincoln Center, and The Players Club in New York, as well as at Chicago Dramatists and New River Dramatists in Healing Springs, NC. He is a member of the Dramatists Guild.
FITZ PATTON (Composer) has designed and scored more than 260 productions in 20 cities across the U.S, and was the designer for I'll Eat You Last, featuring Bette Midler at The Booth. In 2010, he was awarded both Lucille Lortel and Drama Desk Awards for his design for When the Rain Stops Falling at Lincoln Center’s Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater, and was nominated again in 2011 for his work on The Other Place at MCC, which completed its Broadway run last winter at the Friedman. His symphony, The Holy Land, a 45-minute work for baritone, tenor, mezzo-soprano, and orchestra, was completed in January last year, and he is the founder of Chance Magazine, a new theatre design magazine that debuted last year.
DAVID KISOR (Composer & Lyricist) is a composer, performer, playwright and teacher who has been producing songs and plays in Cincinnati since 1982. His productions at Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati include Sleeping Beauty, Snow White, and Cinderella. As music director at the Preparatory Department of University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music, his productions include Stars and Fireflies, A Little History, and an original production of Little Women. His musical productions at the Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati include The Fantastic Toy Shoppe, Noah’s Ark, and Robin Hood. He is Creative Director of Growing Sound, a non-profit that produces songs and supportive materials to promote positive social and emotional learning in young children. He travels the county giving concerts and teacher workshops on the importance of songs as tools to help children be ready for school and life.
THE DIRECTOR
D. LYNN MEYERS (Director) is in her nineteenth season as the Producing Artistic Director of Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati where she has directed over fifty world and regional premieres, including Luna Gale, Hands on a Hardbody, Rapture, Blister, Burn, Next to Normal, and The Whipping Man. She directed The Pavilion at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park and Pride and Prejudice for Cincinnati Shakespeare Company. She directed Off-Broadway at the York Theatre with Marsha Norman’s Traveler in the Dark and James McClure’s Max and Maxie. Her several Canadian national tours included Mass Appeal with the late great Gale Gordon. She served as the Associate Artistic Director at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park for several seasons where she cast over a hundred productions as well as directed. In addition to directing, she is a member of the Casting Society of America and has cast for Hallmark, PBS, CBS, BBC, HBO, Paramount, and MGM. Her feature credits include serving as Location Casting Director for Shawshank Redemption, Carol, and Miles Ahead. She was named one of four finalists for the Zelda Fichandler National Award in 2011, honoring directors whose work is making an impact on the art form and their community. She was honored as a YWCA Woman of Achievement and given the Cincinnati Entertainment Award for Continued Excellence. She's a graduate of Thomas More College and serves on the college’s Board of Trustees.
PRODUCTION TEAM
BRANDON T. HOLMES (Production Stage Manager)is currently in his fifth season with Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati. He holds a B.F.A. from Wichita State University in Technical Theatre and Design. He served as an Assistant Stage Manager with Music Theatre Wichita where he worked on over twenty productions and was Production Stage Manager for LOOK Musical Theatre. In 2010, he relocated to Cincinnati and spent two seasons at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park as a Stage Management Intern. Favorite credits include Violet, Cinderella, Thunder Knocking on the Door, Hands on a Hardbody, Merrily We Roll Along (directed by John Doyle), Disney’s The Little Mermaid, Outside Mullingar, Miss Saigon, and Sunset Boulevard. Thanks to Lynn and this incredibly talented production staff for creating the magic that is seen onstage. Love to MDATJKAH. He is a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association.
ELIZABETH FREYMAN (Assistant Stage Manager) is a graduate of CCM’s Stage Management Program (BFA, 2014) and is now a proud member of Actors' Equity Association. Her previous Ensemble credits include: Freud’s Last Session, Black Pearl Sings!, The Marvelous Wonderettes: Caps and Gowns, and Sleeping Beauty. Other selected credits include: Le nozze di Figaro (PSM), The Princeton Festival; Il Trovatore (ASM), Knoxville Opera; Magic Flute (PSM), Piedmont Opera; Street Scene (ASM), Opera North; and Der fliegende Holländer (ASM), Piedmont Opera. Love to her amazing family and the best friends.
BRIAN c. MEHRING (Resident Set & Lighting Designer) has designed over 100 productions at Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati. His favorite productions include: Thom Pain (based on nothing), Next to Normal, 33 Variations, Freud's Last Session, and I Am My Own Wife. Mr. Mehring’s regional favorites for set design include: The Last 5 Years and I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change, Playhouse in the Park; Henry IV, Part 1, The Georgia Shakespeare Festival; and I Am My Own Wife, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Peterborough Players, and Florida Studio Theatre.
JACK MURPHY (Technical Director) went to undergrad at Hanover College where he studied technical theatre. While there, he spent his summers at several different summer stock theatres such as Georgia Shakespeare Company and the Brevard Music Center’s Janiec Opera Company as a carpenter. After graduation he moved to Bellport, NY to work for The Gateway Playhouse as a carpenter and rigger. When he left Gateway, he went to work on The Pride of America, a Norwegian Cruise Line ship. After another summer at the Janiec Opera Company, he came full circle and returned home to Cincinnati. Since he has been back, he has also worked with Cincinnati Shakespeare Company and River City Scenic.
PRODUCTION TEAM,
SHANNON RAE LUTZ (Properties Master/Design Assistant) earned her Master’s degree from UC-CCM in 1996 and became Prop Master at ETC. Trained as a performer, she first appeared on ETC’s stage during the 1988-1989 New Works Festival. In 1991, she was granted an ETC internship. Now the Director of Apprentice Programming, she is honored to guide ETC’s essential ensemble: The Professional Acting Apprentice Company. Ms. Lutz would like to thank D. Lynn Meyers, Ruth Sawyer, and the Cincinnati theatre community and patrons for their generous, supportive, and tenacious spirit.
SCOT WOOLLEY (Musical Director) has appeared at ETC in 33 Variations, Grey Gardens, and Souvenir (also at Vienna’s English Theatre). He created Broadway arrangements for State Fair, and Off-Broadway vocal arrangements for Tapestry, the Music of Carole King. Other ETC credits include 25 The Musical, Cinderella, The Great American Trailer Park Musical, Mack and Mabel, and Nite Club Confidential. He also composed the theme for Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade float in 2004. Playhouse credits include conducting for Rocky Horror, Candide, Carnival, as well as performing in the world premiere of Ace. National tours include Crazy for You, Tommy, and The Will Rogers Follies. Mr. Woolley's orchestral arrangements have been heard in Atlanta, Portland, Indianapolis, Hong Kong and regularly with the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra.
PRODUCTION TEAM, CONTINUED
REBA SENSKE (Costume Designer) is CCM's Associate Costume Designer. She's designed costumes for ETC's Becky's New Car, 33 Variations, Mauritius, Grey Gardens, The Seafarer, Rabbit Hole, Souvenir, String of Pearls, I Am My Own Wife, and Hedwig and the Angry Inch (2001), among countless others. Her other credits include ETC's Ugly Duck, Cinderella, The Frog Princess, Alice in Wonderland, and Sleeping Beauty, as well as Side Man, A Question of Mercy, Seascape, and Traveler in the Dark. CCM credits include: Hot Summer Nights, Violet, We Tell the Story, and Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill. Other CCM credits include: Singin' in the Rain, The Boys from Syracuse, Oklahoma!, and Big River. She designed Noah's Flood for the May Festival and is Cincinnati Opera's costume coordinator. She designed Ainadamar, Cosi Fan Tutti, and Calisto for the Cincinnati Opera.
DEE ANNE BRYLL'S (Choreographer) past ETC credits include Cinderella, Syncopation, The Guys, Sleeping Beauty, and The Frog Princess. Her regional credits include work at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, The Carnegie, Covedale Theatre, and Showboat Majestic. Ms. Bryll has been a director/choreographer for shows including Falsettos, Parade, Ragtime, and Chicago. She won a 2006 CEA Award for her performance in 42nd Street. She and her husband, Edward Cohen, were awarded the 2010 Acclaim Trailblazer Award for contributions to Cincinnati theatre. In addition, she is the recipient of the Roger Grooms Award for outstanding work in theatre education. She holds faculty positions at Northern Kentucky University and UC's College-Conservatory of Music Preparatory Department and is a guest artist for the School for the Creative and Performing Arts.
MATT CALLAHAN (Sound Designer) was the Resident Sound Designer for Actors Theatre of Louisville for seven seasons. Most recent designs include The Pavilion, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park; Bob, LMNO Pea, The End, Sirens, The Cherry Sisters, Ground, A Christmas Story; Detroit '67, Size Matters, Other Desert Cities, Mrs. Mannerly, Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati. Mr. Callahan was also a co-creator/ designer of Rock n’ Roll: The Reunion Tour. He spent two seasons as the resident sound designer at The Eugene O’Neil Center for their National Playwrights Conference. He was formerly the sound engineer for The Steppenwolf Theatre, the Assistant Engineer for Blue Man Chicago and a member of the disbanded Defiant Theatre. He received a Jeff Citation for Red Dragon, a nomination for Fortinbras, and a Kevin Kline nomination for Sherlock Holmes.
Thank you to our 2016-2017 Fairy Godmothers
Through their generous support, the following are helping to make this holiday season unforgettable for local economically-disadvantaged school children:
Len Berenfield
Kenneth & Joan Campbell
Denise & Martin Chambers
Debbie Hill
Mr. & Mrs. David E. Moccia
The Dennis B. & Patricia L. Worthen Fund
THE PREMIERE SOCIETY
The Premiere Society recognizes individuals who have made gifts totaling $1,000 or more within the past year. The exceptional generosity of these donors enables ETC to present world class new works and works new to the region by having the resources to achieve the highest level of artistic quality possible. The following list was updated November 9, 2016 and includes the names of donors whose gifts total $1,000 + since August 15, 2015. For questions or corrections, please contact Ashley Johnson at (513) 421-3555, ext. 17.
WORLD CIRCLE ($10,000+):
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Gale & Dave Beckett^
Rosemary Bloom Gifting Fund*^
The Otto M. Budig Family Foundation^
Lucille K. & Charles O. Carothers^
Tom & Annette Carothers^
Denise & Martin Chambers~
City of Cinicnnati^
The Charles H. Dater Foundation, Inc.
William A. Friedlander Fund*^
Dennis & Rita Geiger^
Jane & Chip Gerhardt^~
John & Gloria Goering Family Gift Fund
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation^
Linda Greenberg Fund*^
H.C.S. Foundation^
The Carol Ann & Ralph V. Haile, Jr./US Bank Foundation
Donald C. & Laura M. Harrison Fund*
Mr. & Mrs. Skip & Susan Hickenlooper^
William & Mary Jane James~
The Andrew Jergens Foundation LPK^
The H.B., E.W. & F.R. Luther Charitable Foundation, Fifth Third Bank & Narley L. Haley, Co-Trustees^
Macy's
Edward & Anita Marks^
George & Margaret McLane Foundation^
Mitchell S. Meyers & Jacqueline P. Meyers Foundation^
James A. Miller^
Ohio Arts Council
Ohio Valley Foundation, Fifth Third Bank, Agent^ P&G Fund*
PNC Foundation
Richard Postler & Manuel Hernandez
Moe & Jack Rouse^
Robert C. & Adele R. Schiff Foundation^
The John A. Schroth Family Charitable Trust, PNC Bank, Trustee^
Digi & Mike Schueler^~
The Shubert Foundation, Inc.
Jack J. Smith, Jr. Charitable Trust, PNC Bank, N.A & James S. Wachs, Co-Trustees
State of Ohio^
Paul & Jill Staubitz^
Ms. Carol Talbot^~
Irwin & Barbara Weinberg~
NATIONAL CIRCLE ($5,000-$9,999):
William P. Anderson Foundation
Nicholas Apanius^
Andrew F. Cone~
Crosset Family Fund*
Harry & Linda Fath^
Richard & Carol Fencl~
GBBN Architects
Graeter's
Sally P. Haffner~
Erin Houlihan & John Bostick~
Keith & Patti James
The Raymond C. & Anna T. Johnson Foundation
The LaBoiteaux Family Foundation
* Denotes a Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
^ Capital Campaign Donor
~ Next Stage Donor
Kenneth T. & Molly M. Mahler
Messer Construction Co.^
Lynne Miller & Stephen King^
Mr. & Mrs. David E. Moccia~
Norah & joe Mock~
Nilesh Patel & Avani Modi^~
Charles Scott Riley III Foundation
Paula Steiner~
The Sittenfeld Family^~
The Dudley S. Taft Charitable Foundation
Nellie Leaman Taft Foundation
Mark D. Manley & Annette J. Wick~
The Michael Ibold Wilger Foundation
The Wohlgemuth Herschede Foundation
The Dennis B. & Patricia L. Worthen Fund~
REGIONAL CIRCLE ($2,500-$4,999):
Oliver & Joan Baily~
Mary & William Bonansinga Charitable Family Fund*^
Mrs. Charlene Breidster
J Allan & Dorothy Campbell Family Fund*
Jo Ann Casuto~
Kathy DeLaura & Ron Steinhoff^
Amy Diamond & Edward Wolf~
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Shelly Gerson~
Marilyn P. & Joseph W. Hirschhorn Fund*^
Arleene Keller~
Marcene Kinney^
Randy Lasley & Ronald Bates^
Anu & Shekhar Mitra~
David & Judith Morgan Fund*
Marilyn Z. Ott~
Kit & Jack Overbeck~
Marianne R. Rowe Fund*~
Elizabeth & Blake Selnick
Mary Stagaman^
Thompson Hine LLP
CINCINNATI CIRCLE ($1,000-$2,499):
Anonymous (4)
Americana Arts Foundation
Archer Daniels Midland Company
Wilma & Herb Beigel
Barbara & Wayne Beimesch~
Len Berenfield
Michael Berry & Melanie Garner~
David & Elaine Billmire~
Bob & Elaine Blatt
Robert Bloom & Alison Kamine Fund*~
Robert L. Bogenschutz
Karen & Christopher Bowman
David Brashear~
Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Matching Gift Program
Daniel Brown & Mark Haggard~
Ken & Joan Campbell
Brenda Carter^
Burton & Susan Closson~
William & Catherine Cody
Community Arts Inititves
Lee D. Crooks~
Meredythe G. & Clayton C. Daley, Jr. Family Fund*
Mark Dauner
John DuBois
OUR SUPPORTERS
ETC gratefully acknowledges the extraordinary individuals, families, and organizations whose generous support makes it possible for us to present exceptional theatre and unique educational outreach programs for our community. The following list was updated November 9, 2016 and includes the names of donors whose gifts total $125 + since August 15, 2015. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy. For questions or corrections, please contact Ashley Johnson at (513) 421-3555, ext. 17.
CINCINNATI CIRCLE CONT.
Grace A. Epstein
Mary & Bob Fitzpatrick~
Bob Amott & Janice Flanagan^
Lee & Sue Flischel Fund*
Judith B. Green & Thomas M. McDonough
Irving Harris~
Suzanne & Dr. Bob Hasl
Debbie Hill~
Florette Hoffheimer~ Daniel Hurley^
Lorrence T. & Barbara W. Kellar Fund*^~
Dick & Mona Kerstine~ Kroger Community Rewards Program
Chris Lewis & Alicia Bond-Lewis^
Ron Longstreth & Allen Black
Motch Family Foundation Inc, In memory of Dr. Charles Carothers
Dr. Patricia O'Connor
Marilyn J. & Jack D. Osborn Fund*
Joseph A. & Susan E. Pichler Fund*
Jackie Reau, Game Day Communications
Hera Reines
Stephen & Helen Rindsberg~
Barbara Robb~
Josh & Kathy Sands
Lee & Martha Schimberg
Marvin & Betsy Schwartz Fund*
Jane Bogart Sellers^
Robert & Eleanor Shott Philanthropic Fund~ Jay & Meta Sien^
Barbara & Ethan Stanley~
The Corky & Rick Steiner Family Foundation
Glenda Suttman^
The Sweeny Family Charitable Fund, In honor of Jack & Kit Overbeck~ Carol Thaman~
Judith B. Titchener
Ed Trach
Bob & Sue Trusty~ Geraldine Warner^
Lois Widlansky
Ronna & James Willis Charitable Fund~
Mike & Liz Zimmer^
Nora Zorich & Thomas Filardo Family Fund*
THE ENSEMBLE ($30+ MONTHLY GIFT)
Bob Amott & Janice Flanagan
Hal & Karen Bernstein
Eileen & William Bishop
Mark Bowen
Chet Cavaliere
James Cissell
Jacqueline Conner
Mark Dauner
Linda & Bill Dobson
Deborah Friedman & Joe Segal
Bob Gaston, DVM
Ann E. Hicks
Ervin W. Houston
Betty Huck
J.B. Lutz Family
* Denotes a Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
^ Capital Campaign Donor
~ Next Stage Donor
Dr. Robert Keith & Kathleen Thornton-Keith
Steve & Laurie Kiracofe
Jane MacKnight
David Martin
Bill & Karen McKim
Allen R. Middleton & Gary A. Daniels
Hatsuki Miyata
James & Mary Nordlund
Marianne & Tom Phillips
Barbara & Michael Porte
Al Roane
J.R. Rulon
THE ENSEMBLE ($15+ MONTHLY GIFT)
Michele & Kevin Cain
Chuck & Judy Foster
Tana Kirkbride & Amit Gupta
Kathryn Wright
30 ROCKS! SPONSORS:
Richard L. Postler & Manuel Hernandez
The Otto M. Budig Family Foundation
PNC
Richard Rosenthal and Kitty Strauss Rosenthal
Jack Rouse Associates
30 ROCKS! IN-KIND CONTRIBUTORS:
Joe Rigotti/Accent on Cincinnati
Wiedemann's
3 Sweet Girls Cakery
A Catered Affair
Coffee Emporium
Cuisine East West Catering
The Delish Dish Catering & Made By Mavis Artisan Jam
Eddie Merlot's Prime Aged Beef and Seafood
Edibles-n-Such, Inc.
Funky's Catering
Golden Rule Catering
Gomez Salsa
Hilvers Catering
Macaron Bar
McHales Events & Catering
Mecklenburg Gardens
Pit to Plate BBQ
Raffel's Catering Inc.
Revolution Rotisserie & Bar
Tano Bistro & Catering
Vonderhaar's Catering
ACTORS COLUMN ($500-$999):
Anonymous (6)
Charles Abbottsmith~
Actors' Equity Foundation, Inc.
Lois Annich & Richard Israel
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
Norman Bates~
Malcolm A. & Glenda Bernstein
Clay & Emily Bond
Mark Bowen
Bryson Family Charitable Fund~ Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park
Michael L. Cioffi
Charles & Pamela Colman~
OUR SUPPORTERS, CONTINUED
Judith de Luce
Charles & Lois Deitschel~
Kathryn J. DeLong
Thomas R. Dietz
Dinsmore & Shohl
Emilie W. & David W. Dressler Family Fund*~
Jerome & Jean Eichert~
Linda Erpelding~
GE Foundation Matching Gifts Program
Helen & John Habbert~
Michael Haney & Amy Warner
Mrs. C. H. Harrison III
Debra Hartsell & Michael James
Bob & Judy Heaton
Emily M. Hodges Fund
Horseshoe Casino
Betty Huck~
Caroline Idinopulos-Vigran Gifting Fund~
Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Matching Gifts Program
Carmen & Rich Kovarsky
Virginia Kuertz~
Warren Leight
Al & Mary Lopez
Marilyn Matre
Mr. Ihor & Dr. Lisa Jo Melnyk
Merill Lynch, Broderick Wealth Management
John & Deborah Moffatt
William Morley
Patti Myers & Alan Flaherty
Morris & Patricia Passer Family Fund*
Pepper Family Fund*
Alice & Burton Perlman~
Presidential Plaza Associates, LTD
Bob & Connie Reed
Becky & Ted Richards
George & Caroll Roden
Rich & Jess Roedersheimer^
Ruth Sawyer^
Bob Shropshire Sons LLC
Howard & Nancy Starnbach~
Dee Stegman^
Elizabeth Stites & Kevin Randall
Marcia Togneri~
Maureen & Larry Vignola
Buzz Ward~
Larry Weber
Western & Southern Financial Fund
Jane Whalen~
Barbara Wiedemann
Jo Ann Wieghaus
Beverly & Robert Winkelman
Anne J. Wrider
STAGE MANAGERS COLUMN ($250-$499):
Anonymous (8)
Anne Aiken
Amy Alig
Howard & Frankie Alper Philanthropic Fund of the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago
Jon & Carol Beeson
Neil E. Billman
Eileen & William Bishop
The Bloch Family Fund~
Neil Bortz
Charlin & Peter Briggs
Ann & Lee Bulger
Christian Moerlein Brewing Co.
James Cissell
Jacqueline Conner
* Denotes a Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
^ Capital Campaign Donor
~ Next Stage Donor
Roger Cranos
Jim & Debby Cummins
Kelly M. Dehan
Jan Denton~
Robert & Elizabeth Ehrsam
Elliot Management Group, LLC
Terrell & Susan Finney
Chuck & Judy Foster
Carol S. Friel
Bob Gaston, DVM
Mrs. Madeleine H. Gordon
The Gumbleton Family
Chanda Hackett
Bill Harnish
Joe & Susan Harten
Ann E. Hicks
Matthew Hollstegge
I Hear Music Inc.
Interact for Health, In memory of Jean Springer
Crystal Kendrick
Charles D. King
Steve & Laurie Kiracofe
Tana Kirkbride & Amit Gupta
Barbara Lind
John & Kathy Lorenz~
J.B. Lutz Family
Jane MacKnight & Dennis Johnson
Dick & Barbara Males
David Martin
William M. & Karen P. McKim
Mary Ann Meanwell
John & Julie Mellott~
Dr. Ralph Meyer
Dr. & Mrs. Richard A. Meyer~
Allen R. Middleton & Gary A. Daniels~
Hatsuki Miyata
mj Dynamics
Nora & Michael Moushey
Roy & Cheryl Newman
Greg & Suzy Noll~
Fred & Leila Oliver~
Parks OV Electric
Victoria Parlin~
Terry & Jill Parsons~
Nancy L. Phelan~
Thomas & Marianne Phillips
Bradford & Elizabeth Pierce
Barbara & Michael Porte~
Sara H. Pritchard
Irene & Daniel Randolph Family
Steven & Carol Reubel
Al Roane
J.R. Rulon
Jim Schmidt~
Tom & Mary Sue Schmitz
Abby & David Schwartz~
Sherry & Steve McCamley
Arnie & Ina Shayne
Jackie & Dick Snyder
Simon Sotelo^
Keven Speece~
John & Martha Spiess
Ed & Anne Stern
Fred & Anne Straus Charitable Fund
Ken & Ann Strunk~
Jennifer Stucker & John Eck
Tom & Kate Tepe
Lynn & Dan Ticotsky
Joseph & Kathleen Tomain Fund*
OUR SUPPORTERS, CONTINUED
Tom Umfrid & Phil Tworek
STAGE MANAGERS COLUMN CONT.
Vendini
Steve F. Warkany Fund*
Ann & Victor Warner
Karen & Barry Webb
Pann & Terry Webb
Joseph Wessling
Debbie & Richard Westheimer
Wiedemann's
Joseph D. Williams
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph & Patricia Witson
Kathryn Wright
Wuedeman Family Fund*
XLC Services, LLC
Fred Yaeger & Lisa Staggenborg
CREW COLUMN ($125-$249):
Anonymous (15)
Karen & Fred Abel
Van Ackerman
Christine O. Adams
Larry & Debby Adams
American Express Employee Giving Program
Daniel Applegate
AT&T Matching Gifts
Marshall & Alyce Bailey-Thomas
Zach & Katie Baird
Gail Barker, M.D.
Henrietta Barlag
Patricia K. Beggs
Jane Bennett
Bill & Janet Berger~
Allen Bernard & Virginius Hall
Mike & Juliette Bezold
Anna Braam
Katie Brass
Rhoda & John Brooks
Robert Brown
Jack & Sue Buescher
Cole Carothers
Kevin & Linda Chaney
Anne E. Charles, in memory of Richard Charles & Rebecca Parker
Sally Chatfield Dunn
Susan Cohen & Robert Schmuelling
Carol C. & Leland M. Cole~
Marc Cop & Christina Chuecos
Barbara & Gary Cummins
Mary & Clyde Dial
Paul & Bev Diamond~
Richard & Tracy Diehl
Jane & Igor Dumbadze
Peggy Eberhard~
Charles K. Eckert
Charles & Harriet Edwards
Robin Ellerhorst, in memory of Kenneth Mahler, Sr
Deborah Friedman
Bob Gerding~
Joanne Glaser~
Donn Goebel & Cathy McLeod
Elaine & Joseph Grever
Barbara & Jack Hahn, in Memory of Ruth D. Sawyer
Gwen Heilbrun~
Patricia Hemmer~
Mary C. Henkel~
David & Karen Hoguet
Linda Holthaus
James & Robin Huizenga
Marilyn Hurrell~
* Denotes a Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
^ Capital Campaign Donor
~ Next Stage Donor
Heidi Jark & Steve Kenat
Ken & Christine Jones~
Tim & Grace Kerr~
Vivian Kline
Jayne Knoop
Patrick M. Korb
John & Pat Leikhim
David Logan & Dale Hodges~
Jackie Mack & Ted Silberstein~
Rick Maddux & Paula Moss
Sherry & Steve McCamley
Ms. Nancy Messer
Jan & Marilyn Methlie
F. Lee Meyer
Drs. Steven & Jacqueline Miller Family Foundation
Sally Moore
Mary Sue Morrow
Patricia Murray~
Wafa Nasser~
Valerie Newell & Tim Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Eric C. Nielsen
Evans & Cathy Nwankwo
Ms. Kathleen O'Connell & Dr. H. Kenneth Peterson
Paul & Mary Ann Odegard
Myles L. & Patricia N. Pensak
David M. Piatt*
Suann Pollock, In memory of Juliana & George Pollock
Kevin Poore
Michael Ramundo & Beverly Thomas
Carolyn Rand
Sue & Jerry Ransohoff Fund*
Barbara & Dave Reaman
Rhinegeist
Royal C. Riedinger
Madeleine Rose
Barb & Rich Ruddy
Richard Russell
Catharine Saelinger
Joyce Salinger
Sally & Howard Sampson
Alfred & Stephanie Sassler
Jeanie Schmidt
David Schneider
Christine Schoonover
William C. Schutzius
Peter Seidel
Patrick & Ida Sepate
Tom & Ellen Seward
Elizabeth Sherwood & Tina Stoeberl
Elaine Shinkle
Paul & Marcia Shortt
Jerry & Betsy Shroat
Eli E. Shupe, Jr. & Toby Ruben
Rusty & Daniel Siegfried
Mrs. Barbara B. Simon
Mary Lee & Louie Sirkin
Myfanwy & Robert Smith
Tim Smith & Penny Poirier
Carol Sparks
Robert Streicher
Dennis & Helen Sullivan
J. Michael & Patricia Thierauf
Lynda A. Thomas, in memory of Ruth D. Sawyer
Ellen & Ray van der Horst~
Rosalie P. van Nuis
Priscilla S. Walford
Jackie Weist
Lynne & D.H. Whitacre~
Jeffrey & Nadia Wuest
Don & Donna Wymore
BOARD AND STAFF
EXECUTIVE BOARD
Stephen M. King, Chair
Chip Gerhardt, President
Kathy DeLaura, Vice President
Mike Zimmer, Treasurer
Nick Apanius, Secretary
FOUNDERS' CIRCLE
Ruth D. & John Sawyer
Ken & Mary "Murph" Mahler
Dr. Charles O. Carothers
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
D. Lynn Meyers
The Ruth Dennis Sawyer/Mary Taft Mahler Producing Artistic Director
Richard J. Diehl
Managing Director
Christa Skiles Director of Development
Ashley Johnson Grants & Annual Fund Manager
Jocelyn Meyer Director of Marketing & Communications
Amy Barbian Marketing Associate
Jared D. Doren
Patron Services Manager
Amy Weinstock Assistant Box Office Manager
Ben Raanan
Director of Education & Outreach, Assistant Director
John Diehl
Operations Associate
BOX OFFICE ASSOCIATES/ HOUSE MANAGERS
Warren Bryson
Jared Earland
John Diehl
Becca Howell
Patrick E. Phillips
Sharisse Saunders
Becca Schall
Jacob Zimmerman
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Alicia Bond-Lewis
Otto M. Budig
Melanie Burden
Lucille Carothers
Brenda A. Carter
Susan Friedlander
Dennis Geiger
Mitchell Meyers
DIRECTORS EMERITUS
Skip Hickenlooper
Edward G. Marks
PRODUCTION STAFF
Nilesh Patel
Richard L. Postler
Jackie Reau
Rich Roedersheimer
Jane Sellers
Paul G. Sittenfeld
Mike Smith
Mary Stagaman
FINANCIAL ADVISOR
Chet Cavaliere
Brian c. Mehring Resident Set & Lighting Designer
Matthew Hollstegge Production Manager & Master Electrician
Shannon Rae Lutz
Property Master, Design Assistant & Director of Apprentice Programming
Jack Murphy Technical Director
Doug Stock Assistant Technical Director
Brandon T. Holmes Production Stage Manager
Elizabeth Freyman Assistant Stage Manager
Starr Fish Costume Assistant
Rachel Kuhn
Lead Scenic Artist/Production Assistant
HEAD OF SECURITY
Nick Ligon
PROFESSIONAL ACTING APPRENTICES
Brianna Bernard Victoria Hawley
Griff Bludworth
Kat McCaulla
Kyle Parker Daniels Samatha Russell
Maya Farhat Clay Winstead
BOX OFFICE POLICIES
ENSEMBLE THEATRE CINCINNATI
1127 Vine Street | Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 | www.ensemblecincinnati.org (513) 421-3555
ETC BOX OFFICE HOURS & ACCEPTED PAYMENT
Monday through Friday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and 2 hours prior to curtain. Weekend hours vary. VISA, MC, Discover, and AmEx are accepted, as well as Downtown Gift Cards.
TICKET RESERVATIONS & SALE POLICY
Reservations can be made by calling the box office, in person, or online. Ticket reservations are not accepted via email. Single-ticket purchases are a final sale with no refund. Single tickets may, however, be exchanged for another performance during the run of a show for a fee, but may not be exchanged from one production to another. If a patron is a no-show for their reserved performance, ETC is under no obligation to reschedule his or her tickets.
TAX CREDITS
If for any reason you cannot attend your performance and cannot reschedule for another date, tickets released prior to performances by calling the ETC box office are fully deductible as a charitable contribution. No-shows or tickets released after curtain time do not qualify as tax credits.
PARKING
Patrons may park at the Gateway Garage (accessible via 12th Street) or at the surface lot, both are conveniently located at the corner of Vine and 12th Streets. Parking is also available at Washington Park Garage and Mercer Commons Garage.
CHILDREN
Children under the age of 4 will not be admitted to productions unless otherwise advertised. Parents with disruptive children will be asked to leave the theatre.
LATECOMERS & ADMITTANCE
Latecomers will be seated at the House Manager’s discretion and may be denied admission depending upon the demands or structure of a particular production. Should you need to leave the theatre during a performance, readmittance is not guaranteed. ETC reserves the right to deny admission and/or remove any disruptive patrons from the theatre at any time.
RESTROOMS
Restrooms are located at the front of the lobby. Should you need to use the restroom during a performance, please exit the theatre the same way you came in. Readmittance will be at House Manager's discretion.
ACCESSIBILITY
Please notify the box office in advance if you require wheelchair-accessible seating or have special seating needs and our staff will be happy to accommodate you. Audio-enhancement available. Generally, signinterpreted performances are on the third Wednesday of every production.
CAMERAS, CELL PHONES & STAGE
Actors’ Equity Association strictly prohibits the use of cameras or recording devices (including camera phones) in the theatre. Kindly turn off any cell phones or pagers prior to the show starting. Text messaging during the show disturbs other audience members and actors and will not be tolerated. For safety reasons, audience members are strictly prohibited from standing, sitting or otherwise being or putting anything onstage at any time.
GROUPS & DISCOUNTS
Groups of 8 or more can save over single-ticket prices. Student rates, rush discounts, Public Radio Perks Card, AAA, ArtsWave ArtsPass, Enjoy the Arts, and educator and military member discounts available (please consult your appropriate membership(s) for details and exclusions).
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