The Choir of Man (Program Book)

DEAR FRIENDS Welcome

Thank you for choosing to see a performance at Playhouse Square. We encourage you take in the historic beauty of our theaters and the bright lights of Euclid Avenue while you’re here. Our staff and RedCoat volunteers are ready to make your visit as memorable and enjoyable as possible.

Playhouse Square was saved by the community for the community, and we are proud to be the stewards of the legacy left to us by previous generations — now one of Cleveland’s brightest cultural gems. Our not-for-profit mission charges us to go beyond simply maintaining these incredible venues.

Every day we work to present a diverse offering of quality performances — Broadway, concerts, comedy, dance, film, family shows and more. We support arts education through a variety of programs that take place in the classroom, online and here at Playhouse Square. We lead a vibrant downtown destination that generates an annual economic impact exceeding $359 million for the region. Equally important are your experience and the memories you take with you.

This season, we are proud to open three national Broadway tours, made possible by Ohio’s theater tax credit, the talented crew and staff here at Playhouse Square, and you, our enthusiastic audiences.

Now, settle into your seat, leave the world outside for a little while and let yourself become absorbed in the magic of the story on stage before you.

With best wishes,

Craig Hassall AM President & CEO

Brent Ballard Chair, Board of Trustees

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PROGRAM NOTE David Greene

Iam incredibly excited to welcome The Choir of Man back to Playhouse Square — a return that carries special meaning for all of us. When this unforgettable show last arrived in Cleveland, it did far more than entertain: It helped reopen Playhouse Square during one of the most challenging moments in our history. In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, when uncertainty, stress and distance had become a part of daily life, this remarkable show stepped onto our stages and reminded us what community could feel like again.

Some of the performers who are with us this week were part of that special company — quickly earning the nickname “The Boys of Summer.” Their spirit, generosity and immersion into Cleveland left a lasting imprint on our city. Over the course of that run, they brought a breath of fresh air and genuine joy to more than 20,000 theatergoers, even as audiences sat masked and socially distanced. They served beer on six-foot paddles, minimized audience interaction and adjusted nearly every aspect of the theatrical experience. Yet, despite it all, the heart of the show broke through.

What makes The Choir of Man so special is its ability to bring people together — to celebrate the simple, human moments that connect us. Today, I’m thrilled that the show has brought you together again, this time without the barriers that once separated us.

Welcome back to the pub. Welcome back to the music. And welcome back to the joy that this show brings so effortlessly.

Cheers,

David Greene Senior VP of Programming

SPOTLIGHT ON News

TONY AWARDS DATE SET

The date for Broadway’s biggest night is set! The 79th Annual Tony Awards will take place on Sunday, June 7, 2026, at Radio City Music Hall in New York City. The ceremony will be broadcast live coast to coast on CBS from 8–11 p.m. ET, with streaming available on Paramount+, and on-demand viewing for select subscribers the following day. Eligibility for the 2025–2026 Broadway season closes April 26, with nominations to be announced May 5. Additional details for the awards show, including the evening’s host, will be revealed at a later date.

WICKED FILM CO-STARS REUNITE

Ariana Grande and Jonathan Bailey will reunite onstage to star in a major London revival of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s Pulitzer Prize–winning Sunday in the Park with George, opening summer 2027. The former Wicked film co-stars will take on the iconic roles of Dot and Georges Seurat in the new production, directed by Tony and Olivier Award winner Marianne Elliott (Company). The revival marks Grande’s West End debut. Sunday in the Park with George, a fictionalized take on the inception of the famous “Sunday Afternoon” painting by artist Georges Seurat, originally opened on Broadway in 1984 with Mandy Patinkin and Bernadette Peters in the starring roles. Tickets for the revival are expected to go on sale this spring.

JERSEY BOYS RETURNS TO THE ROAD

Jersey Boys, the Tony Award–winning musical that charts the rise of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a new North American tour! Opening on Broadway in 2005, the international hit musical has taken home 65 major awards and was the 12th longest running show on Broadway when it closed in 2017. Multiple tours also ran between 2006–2022. This latest tour reunites the original Broadway creative team, led by director Des McAnuff and choreographer Sergio Trujillo. Keep an eye out for casting and full tour route details.

SINATRA THE MUSICAL MAKES WEST END TRANSFER

A new stage musical celebrating the life and music of Frank Sinatra will make its West End debut this summer. Written by two-time Tony Award winner Joe DiPietro (Memphis) and directed and choreographed by three-time Tony winner Kathleen Marshall (Anything Goes), Sinatra The Musical features more than 20 of Sinatra’s iconic songs and is set on New Year’s Eve 1942, as the young singer prepares for the career-defining performance that launched his stardom. Performances begin in June.

SPOTLIGHT ON

The District

RAISE A GLASS TO THE PLAYHOUSE SQUARE DISTRICT’S NEWEST COCKTAIL BAR

Guests to the Playhouse Square District can add a new location to their list for pre-show or post-show drinks. Encore, a 40-seat cocktail bar, is now open on Tuesdays–Sundays at 1580 Euclid Avenue. The menu features refined cocktails alongside creative bites, each crafted to complement one another. The addition of Encore is a part of Playhouse Square’s “Beyond the Stage” initiative, which is designed to enhance the experience of theatergoers and provide a welcoming environment for downtown workers, residents and visitors.

ARTS & MINDS UPDATE

Playhouse Square is leading Ohio with its arts programming for people with Parkinson’s and receiving international recognition as the organization is the first in the state to obtain certification as a Dance for PD® Licensed Affiliate. Playhouse Square is now only one of 23 Dance for PD® Licensed Affiliate locations worldwide. Dance for PD® is an internationally recognized program that offers researchbacked dance classes — both in-person and virtual — for people with Parkinson’s disease, and it represents the highest quality of teaching standards and artistry. The certification was pursued and completed by Playhouse Square’s Senior Manager of Neurological Programming Joan Meggitt, who is one of fewer than 50 Dance for PD® Certified Teachers worldwide. Individuals with Parkinson’s disease and their care partners can register for free weekly classes at Playhouse Square and learn more about the Arts & Minds collaboration with Cleveland Clinic at playhousesquare.org/arts-minds.

SHARE YOUR LOVE FOR PLAYHOUSE SQUARE

Ohio residents can show their passion for Playhouse Square as they hit the road with the new Playhouse Square organizational license plate. All Ohio motorists are eligible to purchase the specialty license plate which features the Playhouse Square burgundy logo. For more information and pricing, please visit bmv.ohio.gov or your local BMV Deputy Registrar License Agency. A portion of the proceeds from these license plates go back to Playhouse Square.

SPOTLIGHT ON Donors

At Playhouse Square, every gift is an invitation — to learn, to connect, and to be moved. When you donate, volunteer, or join an affinity group, you become part of a legacy that preserves our historic theaters while inspiring the next generation of arts lovers.

MEET SUSAN

Susan Szanyi is a lifelong Ohioan with cherished memories at Playhouse Square. As a dedicated member of Leading Ladies, OUT, and Donor Circle, a loyal season ticket holder and, most recently, a fundraiser for our annual Day of Giving, Sue is a true champion for our mission.

“There are so many reasons why I support Playhouse Square. It’s a magical place where people create memories and forge new friendships. It’s an organization with a vision to make the community better through educational programs and diverse entertainment. It’s a collection of beautiful theaters with an amazing history of resilience.”

“I will always treasure the opportunity to share unforgettable experiences with my father. Together, we marveled at the grandeur and history of the beautifully renovated theaters. These memories are truly priceless, and I will cherish them forever.”

JOIN SUSAN in shaping what happens on and beyond our stages. Your engagement can take many forms: make a gift of any size, volunteer as a RedCoat, or connect through donor groups like Leading Ladies, OUT and Donor Circle. Your support will help create indelible experiences, expand access to arts education and ensure that Playhouse Square continues to welcome everyone to make memories that last a lifetime.

To learn more, scan the QR code or visit playhousesquare.org/giving

Officers

Chair

TRUSTEES Playhouse Square

Brent D. Ballard*

President & CEO

Craig Hassall AM*

Vice Chair, Brand & Marketing

Andrea Hogben*

Vice Chair, Engagement

Rick Buoncore*

Vice Chair, Education

Bob Helmer*

Vice Chair, Finance

Mark D. Ross*

Vice Chair, Governance & Nominating

Amy G. Brady*

Vice Chair, Government Affairs

Paul J. Dolan*

Vice Chair, Real Estate Development

Teresa Metcalf Beasley*

Secretary/Treasurer

Heather Lennox*

Terry Adelman

Thomas W. Adler*

Himanshu Amin

Steven M. Auvil

Michael Baston

Gina Beredo

Jodi Berg

Laura Bloomberg

Jim Boland

Paul Carleton

Scott Chaikin*

John G. Chapman, Sr.*

Bill Cosgrove

James Graham

Lawrence H. Hatch

J. David Heller

Jason Hillman

David Jacobs*

Louis G. Joseph

Patrice (Patsy) Kouvas

Edward J. Largent

Todd Leombruno

Joe Matuszewski

Heath Monesmith

Beth Mooney*

Jon H. Outcalt*

Patrick M. Pastore

James A. Ratner*

Neal R. Restivo

Luci Schey

William R. Seelbach

David B. Sewell

Doug Spiker

Sara Ellen Stashower

Duncan Stuart

J.D. Sullivan, Jr.

Alex Szilvas

Kurt C. Treu

Leila L. Vespoli

Tracy Vigh

Molly Walsh

Neil C. Weinberger

Denise G. Wells

Debra A. Wert

Trustee for Life

Warren Anderson

William B. Lawrence

James R. Pender

K.K. Sullivan

Lawrence J. Wilker

National Trustee

Thomas C. Stevens

Chairs Emeritus

Oliver C. Henkel, Jr.‡

John F. Lewis‡

Julien L. McCall‡

Forrest D. Hayes‡

Glenn R. Brown‡

Jon H. Outcalt

Henry F. Eaton‡

K.K. Sullivan

Thomas W. Adler

Thomas C. Stevens

David S. Goodman

James Ratner

Amy G. Brady

*Executive Committee ‡Deceased as of 2/3/26

To be a leader in placemaking, the advancement of arts education, and the presentation and production of performing arts experiences.

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GIVING BACK to Playhouse Square

Playhouse Square brings the arts to everyone — but we can’t do it alone. As a nonprofit, we rely on generous support from individuals, foundations and corporations. Help us inspire, educate and connect the community. Donate today through one of our giving programs.

Individuals who support Playhouse Square with an annual gift of $50 or more receive exclusive benefits that enhance their theater experience, including pre-sale access, reserved seating and more.

CONTACT: Mary Winchester, 216-640-8412; playhousesquare.org/donorcircle

Businesses can make a lasting impact through the Corporate Donor Circle, gaining valuable benefits while enhancing visibility and building stronger community connections.

CONTACT: Sarah Stengel, 216-640-8408; playhousesquare.org/corporatedonorcircle

2025-26 Partners Co-Chairs: Maria O’Neill & Jeremiah Guappone

Playhouse Square’s official young professionals group for those in their 20s and 30s, the mission of Partners is to cultivate a vibrant community of emerging leaders who celebrate the arts and dedicate their talents to Playhouse Square.

CONTACT: Katie Remark, 216-640-8721; playhousesquare.org/partners

Connect, inspire and make an impact. Join Leading Ladies — a vibrant network of women who champion the arts and shape the future of Playhouse Square through philanthropy, friendship and unforgettable experiences.

CONTACT: Leanne Dewyer, 216-640-8411; playhousesquare.org/leadingladies

Open. Unique. Together. OUT at Playhouse Square unites LGBTQ+ individuals and allies through a shared love of live theater. This vibrant community enjoys exclusive events, meaningful connections and opportunities to support and celebrate the arts together.

CONTACT: Jason Brown, 216-238-4910; playhousesquare.org/OUT

The Legacy Circle celebrates those who include Playhouse Square in their estate plans, helping to sustain the arts for future generations. Members are recognized for their generosity and commitment to world-class performances, education and community programs. It’s a lasting way to support what you love.

CONTACT: Leanne Dewyer, 216-640-8411; playhousesquare.org/legacycircle

Donating to the Playhouse Square Education Fund supports high-quality programs, workshops and field trips that are accessible to participants at low or no cost. These initiatives foster creativity and a lifelong appreciation of the arts. Give a one-time donation or join the HEART Circle to provide ongoing support with a monthly donation.

CONTACT: Victoria Gray, 216-640-8417; playhousesquare.org/educationfund

ORCHID SPONSOR

ROSE SPONSOR

PEONY SPONSORS

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS

DIAMOND LEVEL and Beth Mooney

Terry & Sheldon Adelman

Warren E. Anderson Family

Steve & Ann Pigoni

AJ & Nancy Stokes

PLATINUM LEVEL

Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP • Deloitte LLP

Jones Day • Ohio CAT • Roetzel & Andress, LPA Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP

TULIP SPONSORS MAI Capital Management

Tito’s Handmade Vodka

MARKETING SPONSOR

PRINT & DESIGN SPONSORS

SHOP NIGHT SPONSOR Pope’s Kitchen

As of January 29, 2026

Heather Moore & Jim Brown • James & Susan Ratner

Stewart Kohl • Don & Cathy Sinko

Stephenie & Doug Spiker • Kathryn & Duncan Stuart

Gina M. Vernaci & William D. Hilyard

GOLD LEVEL

Tom & Joanie Adler • The Brewer-Garrett Company

Calfee & Halter & Griswold LLP • Cleveland-Cliffs Comfort Control System

Corinne L. Dodero Foundation for the Arts & Sciences

Irving & Gloria Fine Foundation • IBM

Mike & Diane Kennedy • Stewart Kohl

Liberty Development Company • Bill & Joyce Litzler

Jane & Jon Outcalt • PwC • Anita Scanlon

David & Kim Sewell • Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Siracusa

Dan & Molly Walsh • Debra & James Wert

SILVER LEVEL

Jeff & Lori Christian • Cleveland Cavaliers

Cleveland Guardians • Covia Holdings LLC

Jerry & Charlotte Eccher • Ernst & Young

Nicholas G. Guglielmo • Bob & Linda Helmer

Dave & Brenda Jacobs • John G. Johnson Construction

Jones Day • KPMG LLP • Douglas Martin

Ken & Sharon Mountcastle • Parker Hannifin

Ritenour Group • Roetzel & Andress LLP • Mark Ross

Lori & Paul Rupert • Diana & Steve Strongosky

K.K. & Joe Sullivan • Tata Consultancy Services

Kurt Treu • Union Home Mortgage

Leila & Tony Vespoli

AS OF NOVEMBER 4, 2025

Playhouse Square Donor Recognition

With sincere gratitude, we recognize the following individuals, organizations, and foundations who have provided generous support at the Gold Founder level or higher to Playhouse Square through an annual gift. Listing current as of 1/28/26.

Individuals & Foundations

President

($50,000 and higher)

Patricia & John Chapman

Cuyahoga Arts & Culture

Kulas Foundation

John P. Murphy Foundation

Ohio Arts Council

The Kelvin & Eleanor Smith Foundation - Bruce & Ellen Mavec

Director

($25,000-$49,999)

Sheldon & Terry Adelman

Joanie & Tom Adler

The Buoncore Family

George W. Codrington Charitable Foundation

Paula & Bill Cosgrove

Corinne L. Dodero Foundation for the Arts & Sciences

Educational Foundation of America

Michael Frank & Patricia Snyder‡

David & Robin Gunning

Dave & Brenda Jacobs

Martha Holden Jennings Foundation

Junior League of Cleveland’s Children’s Theatre Endowment Fund

William B. & Mary

Margaret Lawrence

Todd & Jen Leombruno

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Litzler

Beth E. Mooney

Michael Olah & Kelly Masarik

Jane & Jon Outcalt

Kathy & Jim Pender and the Michael Pender Fund

James & Susan Ratner

Mark & Shelly Saltzman

The Ralph & Lucille Schey Foundation

Kimberley & David Sewell

Kevin & Kristen Stein

AJ & Nancy Stokes

The Veale Foundation

Tony & Leila Vespoli

Producer ($15,000-$24,999)

The Abington Foundation

Himanshu & Leslie Amin

The Warren Anderson Family

Brent & Ann Ballard

Gina & Cip Beredo

Jodi Berg

Jenny & Glenn Brown‡

Dr. John F. Burke, Jr. & Judge Nancy Fuerst

Jim & Mary Conway

Natalie & Paul Cooper

The Dalrymple Family

Robert A. & Joan P. Ellis

Lou, Ann, & Damon Frangos

Connie Frankino

James Graham & David Dusek

Rochelle & Harley Gross

Donald & Nancy‡ Hansen

Hodgson Family Foundation

Andrea Hogben

Paul & Jody Kiebler

Patrice Kouvas

Rich & Stacey Kyle

Edward & Jacque Largent

Bill & Joyce Litzler

John & Mary Ann Mastrantoni

Dennis & Tammy Matecun

Jim & Amy Merlino

Karen & Dan Moon

James A. Nelson Fund for Theatre in Cleveland

Parkinson’s Foundation

The Perkins Charitable Foundation

Ann & Steven Pigoni

James & Julie Pooler

Douglas & Stephenie Spiker

Tom & Chris Stevens

Kathryn & Duncan Stuart

J.D. & Catherine Sullivan**

Kurt Conrad Treu

Mrs. Karen Walburn

Neil C. Weinberger**

Aaron & Whitney Weisenberg

Denise G. & Norman E.

Wells, Jr.

Thomas H. White Foundation

Platinum Founder ($10,000-$14,999)

Anonymous (1)

Steven & Elise Auvil

Ken & Liz Babby

Dr. Michael & Mrs. Tasha Baston

Teresa Metcalf Beasley

Faris Beeler

Lindsey, Luke & Thatcher

Beffa

Fred & Mary Behm

Laura & Jon Bloomberg

Jim & Mallie Boland

Dwight Bowden

Amy & Stan‡ Brady

Eva L. & Joseph M. Bruening Foundation

Paul & Sherry Carleton

Rick & Sheila Chiricosta

Christopher & Sara Connor

David Coury & Shelly Grisik

Ann & Terry Coyne Family Foundation

Donald J. & Mary Jo Dailey

The Dolan Family

Beth Dozoretz

Irving & Gloria Fine Foundation

The Char & Chuck Fowler

Family Foundation

M.C. Fraser & James J. Rowell

Freeman Foundation

Patricia A. Gaul

Thomas & Jan Hablitzel

Marsha Ann Harrison

Craig Hassall AM

Linda & Lawrence Hatch**

J. David & Becky Heller

Bob & Linda Helmer

Helpful Bulldogge Fund

Mr. & Mrs. James & Christine Herrick

Jason & Meredith Hillman

Richard Horvitz & Erica

Hartman Horvitz

George M. & Pamela S. Humphrey Fund

Bruce & Donna Jackson

Nathan & Katie Kelly

Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Keresman

Joe & Calli Kohmann

The Koppelman-GoldsteinRobbins Family

Loretta Krejci

Lakeside Foundation

The Lariccia Family

Ronald Ledin

Heather Lennox & Douglas Krause

Edith Lerner

David & Carolyn Lincoln

The Lozick Foundation

David Maltz

Vandy L. Mathews

Joe & Nathan Matuszewski

Douglas & Charlotte‡ McGregor

Laura Milgram

Heath & Kimberly

Monesmith

Heather Moore & Jim Brown

The Murch Foundation

Patricia Perry Nock

The O’Neill Brothers Foundation

Susan & John Onysko

Katie & Ken Outcalt

Edda & Terry Owen

Pat & Julie Pastore

Louis B. & Joan M. Perry

Family Foundation

Michael & Melanie Petras

Anne Pombier & Sandra Carlson

Esther & Hyman Rapport

Philanthropic Trust

Weslie & Neal Restivo

Risser Family Foundation

Ken & Amy Rogat

Carol & Walt Rosebrough

Mark D. Ross

Norman & Elisabeth Ryan

John & Ann Scanniello

Rick & Cheryl Schmitz

William & Nancy Seelbach

Agnes Sojka

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen‡ H. Spaeth

Lauren & Steve Spilman

Pat & Alan Spitzer

K.K. & Joe Sullivan

Daniel & Mary Jo Sustar

Jason Sustar*

Alex Szilvas & Dr. Laurie Sadler

Tracy & Nicole Vigh**

Daniel & Molly Walsh

Randall & Andrew

Watterson

Bill & Gia Weisberg

Debbie & Jim Wert

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Wilson

Bill Winans

The Wright Foundation

The Zaim Family

Sustaining Founder ($6,000-$9,999)

Anonymous (5)

John & Diane Andrica

Dr. & Mrs. Mark Angel

Scott & Jackie Arbogast

Chris & Karen Bailo

Daniel & Deborah Bandi

Greg & Jenny Barrett

Michael Baruschke & Denise C. Huck**

Amy Benedict

The Bicknell Fund

Ken Birch & Trina Evans

Marilyn & Larry Blaustein

Gayle & Larry Boron

Heather & Steve Bossin

Suzanne & Akram Boutros

Elena Brown

Anne Burr

Vincent C. Campanella

Chris Caputo

David & Jennifer Carter

Maria Cashy

Ella, Alyssa & Cheryl Cervar**

Jared & Linda Chaney

Christopher & Beth Chizmar

Bill & Cathy Christopher

Alex & Kelly Clarke

Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Clutterbuck

Laura & Ron Coill

Mr. & Mrs.‡ William E.

Conway

Christopher & Ludy Cook

Dan & Darlene Crudele

Scott & Judi Dalton

Marisa Darden

Lori & Mark Davis

Sheila Delzani

Daniel & Bridget DeMonica

Veronica & Jesse Dickerson

Marc & Gwenael Divis

Jason & Jennifer Drasner

Rebecca Dunn

Teri & Paul Eberl

Beverly & Stuart Eisner

Dr. & Mrs. Brad Evans

Joseph Farkas

Mr. Michael & Dr. Elizabeth Ferguson

Joseph Ferritto

Beverly Fittipaldo

Barbara & Howard

Fleischmann

The Fortney Family Foundation

The Harry K. & Emma R.

Fox Charitable Foundation

Tim & Cindy Friedmann

Barbara & Fred Fruscella

Mrs. Barbara Galvin

joan m. gelb

Heidi M. & Manuel P.

Glynias

Nancy & James Goldsmith

David & Julie Greene

Gries Family Foundation

James Griffiths

Jerry & Rose Grisko

The Gunyula Family

Greg Haas

Kathleen E. Hancock

Daniel Harrington

Beth & Geoff Hauck

Matt & JoAnne Hayward

David & Lynn Heiman

Mrs. Lynn Heisler

Robert Herak

Mary Herrick

Jean & Richard Hipple

Michael & Jane Horvitz

Valerie A. Hughes

Bruce & Debbie Jarosz

David Jarus & Karen Schuele

Margy Judd**

Elizabeth Jukic

In Memory of Jean & Walter

Kalberer

Aaron & Mara Kamat

Andrew & Katherine Kartalis

Josh & Nicky Kaufman

Danny Kelly

Leonard Kichler & Debbie Garson

Ann & Barry Klein

Howard & Susan Knicely

Edward & Julia Knotek

Jeffrey C. Knox & Lora Lewis

Alex I.‡ & Donna M. Koler

Angela & Christopher

Kovacs

Terry Kovel

Janet L. Kramer

Charles & Carleen Kruger

Tom & Kristi Kuhnle

Tony & Maria Landl

Paul Lang &

Stephanie Wolfe

Mary Lynn & Gary Laughlin

Steffen & Paige Lauster

Leiken Family Foundation

Dean & Lynda Leonakis

Cathy & John‡ Lewis

Paul Lincoln &

Kathy Toderick

Joseph & Kim Little

David Logsdon

Mark & Shannon London

Kenneth & Anne Love

Jay & Lanee Lucarelli

Karen & Antonio Marallo

Randall & Katy Marcus

Marcia & Andrew

Margolius

Aaron & Stacy Marinelli

Michael & Marietta

Marquart

Joseph & Joyce Marquette

Halle & Greg Martin

Bob & Jill Mayer

Reese & Nora Mayer

Ruth & Doug Mayers

Harry & Debbie McDonald Family

Dan & Amy McKenna

Beth & Scott McMillen

Megan Lum Mehalko

Michener/Reed Family

Mr. & Mrs. Jared Miller

Aaron Millikin & Anastasia Ryckman

Drs. Jeffrey & Kimberly

Monteith

Kurt Moskal

Ronna Murray

Robert Myers

Steven & Kimberly Myers

Larrie & Amy Nadler

David & Ellen Nager

Deborah L. Neale

Steele Nowlin & Christine Jayjack

Bob & Ann O’Brien

Alexander & Jennifer Ogan

William J. & Katherine T. O’Neill

Jon & Robin Outcalt

Mr. & Mrs. Leonard W. Pagon

John & Terri Parker

Dr. Lydia Parker

Dr. Stephan Parker

Scott & Judy Pendergast

The Pendergrass Family

Doug Perkowski

Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Ponsky

Susan & Robert Price

The Reef Family

Sallie Reider

Jim & Tina Renacci

Sean & Lisa Richardson

Linda Rion-Waldock

James Robinson

John & Honey Lee Rodgers

Dr.‡ & Mrs. Fred Rothstein

Chuck & Kathy Rotuno

Drs. Edward & Teresa Ruch

Anita Scanlon

Nancy & Joe Scarpitti

Rinette Scarso Straffen

Sally & John Schulze

Marcy & Dennis Schwartz

Tara Scott

Kate Scovil

Richard J. Sedmak

Walter & Joyce Senney

Elisabeth & Bradley

Sherman

Dr. Daniel Simon & Dr. Marcy Schwartz

Don & Cathy Sinko

Anthony & Francesca

Siracusa

The Slater Family

Rick & Becky Smith

Jill Soltau & Keith Cullen

William Sopko Family

Jack & Terry Southworth

Chad & Molly Sperling

Holly & Larry Stephens

Bob & Robyn Stewart

Michelle & Mike Stewart

Pam & Bill Summers

Raymond Sussel & Regina Olbinsky

Roma & Joe Sweeney

James & Charlene Szaller

Robert & Carol Taller

The Tapper Charitable Foundation

Rachel Tasler & Samantha Grace

Rick & Sheri Terens**

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Thomas

Tamara Tomasello-Skulina & Jim Skulina

Mrs. Lori Trehan

Curtis & Marisa Tuggle

Willem & Sherry

Van Der Wal

Dr. Virginia Vatev

Karen S. Verderber

Gina M. Vernaci &

William D. Hilyard

Dennis & Jennifer Vidic

Robert & Jennifer Voelker

David & Charlotte Waddell

Bruce & Candy Wagner

Jon, Tanya, & Grace

Wagner

Richard & Tina Weinberg

Mr. & Mrs. Michael & Danielle Weiner**

Lisa & Jeffrey Weiss

The Wesley Family Foundation

Eileen & Jim Wilkoff

James S. Wolf Family Trust

Theodora Wolf**

David & Karen Yankovitz

Janice M. Young

Dr. Dawn Zacharias

Roger & Renee Zona

Brian & Lori Zrimsek

Gold Founder

($3,500-$5,999)

Anonymous (18)

Karen Abbott

Myles & Karen Abbott

Beth & Rick Adams

Howard Adelman & Ira Greenberg

Mark & Nancy Aeder

Terry Ahern Giving Fund

Frederic & Michelle

Ahlgren

Donald & Michelle Albainy

Peter & Susan Albert

Mindy & Gary Aleman

Abby & Victor Alexander

Karen Alexander

Tony & Becky Alexander

Kristen & Matt Alloway

Jim, Kammie, & Rory

Althans

Jennifer Altstadt & Elisabeth Peterson

F. Amato‡ & P.J. Nagoda

Ames Family Foundation

Nicola Ammons

Mr. & Mrs. Todd Amsdell

Daniel & Lisa Anderson

Karen Andrachik

Gerard & Marcie Artl

Christi & Dominic‡ Audino

Ross & Yasmeen Augustino

Mr. & Mrs. James Aussem

Phil Axelrod

Jeffrey Babbush & Jodi Mack

The Ruth & Elmer Babin Foundation

Cindy Babitt

Ed & Jen Backos

The Bagnoli Family

Chad & Tracie Bailey

Dr. Charles M. Bailin & Ms. Linda Myers

Mr. & Mrs. David &

Kimberly Baioni

Wendy & Paul Balodis

Kelly & Doug Banks

Ms. Carol Barnak

Elaine Barnard

Sam & Rachel Barnes

Brian & Kristin Barren

Craig & Michele Bashein

Richard & Amy Bashein

Leslie Basista

Debbie Moss Batt

Tammy Battler**

Mr. & Mrs. Luke F. Baum

Susan & John Benedejcic

Robert Andrew & Nancy

Dean Benko

George & Courtney Benson

John & Mary Beth

Bergenstein

Tom & Mary Berges

Grant & Melissa Berlin

Tom & Joy Berlin

Margo & Tom Bertin

Helen Beshara

Angel Betancourt

Joseph Beutler

Dr. Alok & Cristine Bhaiji

Mr. Vimal &

Dr. Kelly Bhatnagar

Biel-Goebel Family Foundation

Alex & Evelyn Biggie

Warren Blazy, III

The Block Party

Marcia Blum &

Dale Perram

Robert Boas

Art & Kim Boehm

Gregory & Nancy Boehm

Charles & Julia Bolton

Debbi Boncha

Dr. Elise Bonder &

Laura & Dennis Bower

Katie & Mark Boylan

Carl & Mandy Boyles

Breznai Family

Nancy Bridgman

Mary S. & James R. Bright

Nicholas Brill*

Leslie S. Brown

Bryan & Laura Buck

Scott & Mona Buehler

Anthea & Matt Burke**

Brian & Cynthia Burke

Jay Burke

Kathy & Bob Bushok

Aaron & Callie Butcher

Alison & Marty Butler

Jocelyn & Brett Butler

Kim Caito & Danny Freireich

Dr. Marie & Mr. Donald Calabrese

Gust Callas

Dr. & Mrs. J. Jeffery

Cameron

Joseph & Esther Campanella

Marlene S. Campbell

Patricia Campbell

Charles P. & Linda Canepa

Albert & Tracy Capretta

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Denise Carkhuff & Dane Wujnovich

Dr. John & Christine Carlozzi

Kay Carlson & Rick Albaugh

Karen & Fred Carmen

Mr. Michael P. Carney**

Greg & Lacy Carpenter

Nancy W. Carpenter

Patrick Carpenter*

Angela & David Carr

Brandon & Juliana Carrus

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Caserio

Mr.‡ & Mrs. Harry Cashy

William‡ & Elizabeth Cassella

Kent & Jennifer Castelluccio

Jim & Kathleen Catanese

J. Peter & Jacqueline Cerar

Lou & Dorie Cerny

Cindy & Louis Chaiten

Kathy & Dean Chimples

Jeff & Lori Christian

Debra & Seth Chwast

Christine Cipa

Ron & Susan Clady

Timothy Clancy & Karen Manning

David & Jacqeuline Clark

Richard & Joanne Clark

Thomas & Karen Clark

Bill & Jennifer Clawson

Robert & Laura Clemente

Bob & Krissy Clutterbuck

Jacqueline & Timothy Cogan

Barry & Cheryl Cohn

Bruce & Elizabeth Cohn

Dr. Monique Cohn & Kevin Adelstein

David & Jamie Cole

Jay Cole

Dr. Thomas & Katherine Collins

Community Fund Ohio

Mary Anne Comotto

Martha Comunale

Kenneth, Karen & Zoe Conley

Dennis & Paula Conrad

William H. Considine

Mr. & Mrs. Frank & Mary Consolo

Marianne Conway

Mark & Holly Conzelmann

Brian & Maggie Cook

Mike & Jessie Corcoran

Joseph & Susan Corsaro

Peter & Elizabeth Corso

The Cost Family

Phil & Sue Coverdale

Patrick Covey

Charles Cowap &

Rachel Rawson

Mathew & Megan Cox**

Colleen & Kevin Coyne

Melissa Coyner & Tariq Naeem

Steve & Lisa Craig

Kim & Ryan Crane

John & Sandy Crocker

Edward, Carmela & Rosanne Cromling

Alex Cruz

James & Claudia Cull

David & Jennifer Cupar

Michael & Joanie Cuva

Dominic & Polly D’Amore

Michael & JoAnne Darr

Howard & Dana Darvin

Matt & Jen Davis

Tina & Josh Davis

Andrew & Erin Deak

Daryl & Jenniffer Deckard

Mary Kay DeGrandis & Edward Donnelly

Cindy Deliz

Anthony DeRoss & Meagan Costedio

Richard & Lorrie Devaney

Jeffery & Nancy DeWerth

Irvin Dewey III

Bill & Eileen DeWood

Dr. & Mr. Michelle Dietz

John & Ann DiRocco

Martin Dittman & Dr. Gabrielle Koczab

Barbara & George Diver

Nancy Dobras &

Jennifer Shaw

Jim & Katy Donohue & Family

Adam Doxsey & Rob Nelson

Emily Drake

Derek Drayer

Howard & Eileen‡ Drechsler

Phil & Lisa Dregalla

Nancy & Scott Drehs

Dennis & Sandy Drellishak

The Druley Family

Ron & Sharon Dufek

Elizabeth Dunn

Faith Durden, M.D.

Dr. & Mrs. Mohan J. Durve

Mark & Suzanne Dvoroznak

The Ecker Family

Dr. Diane Eden

Joshua Edgell

Mrs. Linda Edwards

Greg & Kelly Eippert

Tim Eippert

Jane & Thomas‡ Elias

Robert & Jean Elliott

Judy Emert

J.P. & Patty Emond

Jeff & Lori Epstein

Lynne Erbaugh

Lucinda Evans

Art & Maryann Falco

Diane & Warren Farr**

Rob & Mia Faxon

Robert & Noelle Fazio

Sheri & Terry Fedor

Deborah Feller

Bill Fenoglio & Erika Battaglia

Dr. & Mrs. Paul M. Ferraro

Charles & Shelley Ferrell

Ted & Carol Figura

Dr. Joseph A. Finocchio & Dr. Susan M. Ray

Dennis & Carol Fiorelli

Bill & Nikki Fisher

Dennis & Marcy Fisher

Ronald & LuAnn Fisher

Vinnie & Debbi Fisher

Jan & John Fitts

Flauto Family Foundation

John & Carolyn Fleischer

The Fowler Family

Susan & Mitchell Frankel

John & Laura Frazier

David & Jeannie Fredecker

Barry & Lisa Fredrickson

Richard & Lynda Freedman**

Mark Fremont &

Donna Krasney

Richard & Beth Friedler

Harry & Shelly Friedman

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey I.

Friedman

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew

Friedman

Roslyn & Ted Friedman

Robert & Susan Frollo

Mr. & Mrs David W. Furry

Susan Fury

Dennis & Kris Fyffe

Mrs. Linda Gabor

Jay & Kim Gaebelein**

Mary Galindo

Edward & Maria Gallagher

In Memory of Mardee

Gallagher

Richard & Robbin Garcia

Matthew Garson & Case Bochenek

Michael & Kimber Gebura

Dr. Joel & Phyllis Gecht

Ann & Jay Geib

Mr. & Mrs. Gregg Geldart

Mr. Dan Geller & Dr. Samantha Baskind

Mr. David Geller

Dr. Robert & Carla Gerber

Michael & Andrea Gerfin

Kris & James Gerish

Pam Gerwig

Steve & Nancy Gfell

Mr. & Mrs. Garry Gibbs

Lee & Larysa Gibson

Deborah & Jerry Gideon

Thomas Gilbride & Sal Martello

Margaret Giltinan

Arnie & Maria Glantz

Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Glauberman

Ted & Nancy Goble

Mr. Lawrence Goodman

Randall Goodman

Lynn Gorman

Jim & Karen Gornik

Paul & Amy Goske

David & Melissa Gottlieb

Joshua & Randi Gottlieb

Michael D. Gower

Kristen & Brian Grady

David & Susan Grant

Roe Green

Dr. Michael & Barbara Greenberg

Dr. Brian & Aimee Greenfield

Douglas & Gwenn Grimm

Dave & Melissa Grinnell

Jonathan‡ & Marianne Gross

Brent & Candace Grover

Dave & Nicole Groves

Mr. Jeremiah Guappone & Mr. Chad Lucas*

Mr. William R. Haas & Mrs. Shirley A. Haas

Robert Haber, MD & Mary Ellen Brook**

Lloyd & Ann-Marie Hagenbuch

Tamara Hagerty

Craig & Noel Hairston

Dr. C.C. Halloran

The Hankins Foundation

Dr. Elizabeth Hankins

Patricia Hanousek

Kathie & Chuck Hardin

Sondra & Steve Hardis

Jack Harley & Judy Ernest

Mary & Gordon Harnett

Mr. Randall Harris & Dr. Marianne Coburn

Jackie Hartfiel

Doug & Terri Havekost

Dr. & Mrs. George Heathcote

Bradley & Vanessa Heim

Debra Hench

Cheryl Henderson & Lucas Nelson

Damian & Laura Henri

Ike & Rachel Herman

Robert Herold

Ruth Herzak & Gary Bauman

David & Melissa Hille

Henry J. Hilow & Judy

Ghazoul Hilow

Kevin & LuAnn Hinkel

Robert & Joan Hinkle

Charles & Michelle Hirsch

George & Elaine Hlavacs

In Memory of Kathleen Hlavin

Robert & Lisa Hodges

Pat & Jack Holland

Richard & Sally‡ Hollington

Mr. & Mrs. Tim Hollo

Diane & Michael Holztrager

Drs. Rosamond Hong & Jeffrey Weil

Daniel & Tamara Honkala

Christy & Dave Hooper

Marsha & Tom Hopkins

The Matthew R. & Marie M. Hopkins Foundation

Dr. Michael & Mrs. Mary K. Hopkins

Rachel & Chris

Hopkins-Murphy

Andrew & Kristin Horansky

Alla & Randy Horvat

Robert & Linda House

Matt & Karen Houser

Ruth & Stephen Hovan

Jim‡ & Claudia Hower

Karen & Geoff Howson

Tim & Julie Hrobat

Annie & Rick Hubbard

John A. Hudec, DDS

William & Paulette Hughes

Barry & Brenda Hummel

Michael & Ann W. Hurley

Jeff & Jill Hurt

Ned Hyland &

Jacqui Herringshaw

Andy Ilcin & Betsy Bloch

Doug & Megan Isenberg

Robert & Brenda Jackson

Suzanne & Patrick Janson

Michael & Rosemarie

Jaworski

Christine & Tracy Jemison

Matt Joherl & Jason Andrew Smith

Rick & Lori Johnson

Barry & Carolyn Johnston

Robert & Christina Jones

Jane Joseph & Robert Elson

John & Barbara Joseph

Jose & Lauren Juarez

John & Jill Judge

Burton & Elizabeth Judson

Lindsey Jump & Bryant Roth*

Jason Jurek

Marien Kaifesh

In Memory of Faye Kaplan

Ira & Amy Kaplan

Rune & Halina Kaptur

Kater Foundation

Charitable Trust

Karen & Larry Katz

Judy & David Kaufman

Kaulig Foundation

Kelly Kavanaugh

The Kayani Family

Ms. Carole Keating

Catherine Keating & Charles King

John & Vincetta Kedzior

Pam & Steve Keefe

Michael Kelly & Wendy Olson

Mike & Karen Kelly

Betty Kemper

David & Meredith Kempton

The Kennedy Family

Bill & Becky Kent

Linda & Bob Kenyon

Michael & Paula Kertes

Randy & Rhonda Kertesz

Dr. Ashoo Khanuja

Robin & Randy Kilbride

Katie Kimble*

Andrew & Jacqueline Kinnen

Bill & Kathy Kinner

Mr. & Mrs. Rich Kirkpatrick

Beth & Steve Kish

Gayle Kish

Matthew & Kristen Kissling

Jonathan & Adena Klineman

Don & Ingrid Knechtges

Allison & David R. Knowles

William Knox & Richard England

Sandy Kobernik‡

Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Kobistek

William & Kathleen Kobyljanec

Thomas & Wendy Kocovsky

Nancy & Rik‡ Kohn

Tom & Sonja Kolaric

Lisa Konchar & Deanna Powell

John & Susan Kosir

Harvey & Norma Kotler

Vincent E. Kovacic & F. Christopher Esmurdoc

Diane Krach

Len & Debra Krause

Gary & Laura Krusinski

Andy & Deviani Kuhar

The Kuhn Family Foundation

Sam Kuntz & Corey Parkhurst

Jeanne & Duane Kurapka

Dr. Jerry & Karen Lamendola

The Landskroner Family

Mr. & Mrs. John Lane

Jim & Paula Lang

Teresa Larsen & Kamal-Neil Dass

Kenneth & Luanne Lashutka

Meghan & Daniel Latham

The Laub Foundation

Judge‡ & Mrs. Robert M. Lawther

Neil & Barbara‡ Lazar

India Lee

James & Kathryn Lee

Dr. Scott Leffler

Gary & Marla Leidich

Debra Leizman & Keith Kerman

Matthew Lemke

Anne Lengauer

Fred A. Lennon Charitable Trust

Melissa Leonard

Alan & Barbara Lepene

Courtney & Scott Lepene

Nancy Levy & Gerald Yosowitz

Carter & Carole Lewis

Dennis & Amy Lewis

John & Cassandra Lewis and Family

Mike & Jan Lewis

Mary Ellen & Kenneth Liang

Keith & Nancy Libman

Brian Linick

Jim & Sally Little

Gary & Theresa Ljubi

Norman & Jacqueline Lobins

Cindy & Joseph Locala

Dr. Aram & Dr. Julie Loeb

Bill Lohn

Matthew A. Long & Lynette P. Mattson

Kelly & David Longhorn

Charles & Donna Loper

Don & Ginny LoPresti

George & Sandra Loucas

Jeffrey & Kristen Lucas

Tim & Jeanette Luli

Bob & Michele Lux

Chuck & Paula Lynn

Jon & Elle Macknin

Dr. Selena Magalotti & Mr. Jaime Lamphear

The Magner Family

John & Angela Mago

Charles & Rita Maimbourg

Sis Malley

Don & Jennine Malone

Eileen Maloney & Colleen Calvey

Kenneth & Alice Mantey

Shari Maouri

Richard & Noreen Marlowe

Ryan & Terri Marrie

Ron & Betty Martin

Amy & Wade Massad

John & Meg Matejkovic

Lisa & Josh Mayers

Mark & Barbara Mazzone

Owen & Nancy McBride

Eric McCallister

Greg & Karen McCarthy

Mr. & Mrs. C. Andrew

McCartney

Bill & Jennifer McClintock

Kevin & Nancy McComas

Mary Cay & Mike McConnell

Robert McCormick & Richard Lindsley

Christopher & Gaylee

McCracken

John & Marilyn McCue

Dave & Cecilia McDermott

Ann & Jim McFarland

Joan McFaul &

Andrea Clary

H. Rick McGinnis III

Alexander & Lori Mcilvaine

McKenna Family Fund

Eric & Amber McLoney**

John & Nancy McMillan

Rob & Janet McMinn

Darrell & Ronna McNair

Mr. & Mrs. Michael McPhillips

MC Mead

Susie & Mark Mead

Tom & Ruth Meadows

Melissa & Ryan Meany

Jim Mehallis

Dawna Meng

David Miceli &

Elizabeth Hiser

Kelly Micire

Elizabeth K. & Ryan Mifsud

Mark & Kathy Mihok

Beth M. Mikes

Drs. Jill & Josh Miller

Marjorie & Samuel M.

Miller

Michael & Jayne Miller

Daniel Milner &

Greg Wright

Ms. Judy Miniaci

Thomas & Loretta Minnich

Keith & Candy Mirman

Don & Cindy Misheff

Theresa Mistysyn

Mr. Robert Mitchell &

Dr. Jane Timmons-Mitchell

Joan & Charles Mockbee

Phil & Nora Modie

Paul & Sallie Moledor

Dr. Robert & Shauna Molloy

Edward & Patty

Montgomery

Roy & Cindy Moore

Michael & Michelle Morgan

Melodie Morgan-Minott &

Howard Minott

Harriet & Mel Morris

Peter & Kristin Morrison**

John & Karen Moss

Ken & Sharon Mountcastle

Marjorie & Bert Moyar

Brittany & Bryan Mravec

Steve & Jennifer Mueller

Jim & Tina Mullane

The Mullins Family

Alison Stevens Murphy

Pat & Kendra Murphy

Patrick & Kristy Murphy

Florence Murray

Bob & Judy Mustee

Robert & Ilene Neides

Desiree & Lou Nekola

Rebecca Nelson & Family**

Carol Nelson-Rollins

Dr. Carolyn Nemec

Dr. & Mrs. Victor Nemeth

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen T. Newcomer, Sr.

Newey Family

Marjorie & Arthur Newman

Steve & Rosemary Niewolak

Russell & Tricia Niswander

Mr. & Mrs. Ernest J. Novak Jr.

Matt & JoAnn Novak

Kimberly Novobilsky & Kaleena & Ryan

Troy Nowak

Mark & Paula Nylander

Gregory & Martha Oakes

Julie & Dan O’Boyle

Mr. John F. O’Brien, Sr.

Billy & Linda O’Brien & Family

Jim & Jolie O’Connor

Michael & Susan O’Connor

The O’Donnell Family

Thomas & Lynn O’Donnell

Dr. & Mrs. James Oh

Jim Violette & Becky Olson

Paul & Liz O’Neil

Debbie Orr

Jennifer Oxley

Dr. Sheldon Padgett

Lou & Marilyn Paine

Joe & Dianna Palmeri

Matthew Palnik &

Jennifer Esposito

Nicholas & Frances

Panagopoulos

Christopher Panek & Eric Langston

Trac Papish

Tom Pappalardo &

Mary Nagy

Rupa & Sanjay Parikh

Rachel Parks & Jeff Wahba

Janine Jannetto Patterson

Mary Grace Pattison

Christie & Jerry Payto

Kenneth & Dee Dee Pearce

Craig & Marlo Peck

Thomas & Yvonne Pecka

Robert & Robin Pelles

Michelle Perdue

Dan & Ellie Perella

Mark C. Perna**

Fran & Frank Perry

Mary Beth & Robert Peshek

Cloyd & Susan Peters

Jason Petroff, Michael Rigol, Jr. & Reese Holle

Mark Phillipp & Lindsay Mora

Robert S. Phillips

Joe & Lynne Piccioni

David & Sharlene Pierce

Marianne Piterans

Nelson & Heidi Pitlor

Thomas Pitts & Carol Rilley

Mark Plush & Venera Foti

Raisa K. Polacek & Tommy Rich

Andrea Pollock

Dr. Lee Ponsky & Mrs.

Monica Ponsky

Drs. Todd & Diana Ponsky

Clark & Sarah Pope**

Dennis & Kathy Popelka

Greg & Gailyn Popovich

Leslie & Neal Postel

Terri & Chuck Postel

Anne M. Powell

Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Powers

Prendes Family

Jackie Pressman

Ronald & Christina Price

Linda & Rick Profant

The Prosinski Family

Joe & Pam Pulizzi

Dan & Laurie Pustinger

Kimberly J. Pustulka

Christopher J. & Tricia L. Pycraft

Mark Raab

Lisa Radigan & Christian Coughlan

Norm & Michelle Rados

Steve & Diana Ragan

Ronelle & Nick Rajkovich

Allison Rand

Adriana & Andrew E.

Randall

Mr. Randazzo

Thomas J. Rankin

Deborah Rathbun

Charles & Ilana Horowitz Ratner

Dr. Kate Raymond & Michelle Krocker

Andrew & Karen Rebholz

Catherine Reed

Debra & Kenneth Reeves

Dr. Andrew & Beth Reimer

Robert S. & Sylvia K. Reitman Family

Foundation

Dr. & Mrs. Rench

Jane Rice & Mark Chambers

Dr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Rice

Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Rich

Sharron Richards

In honor of Edward & Betty Richley

Dr. Bradford & Margaret

Richmond

Tom & Kerri Richmond

Liza Rieke & Family

Louis & Gwen Rifici

The Rimko Family

Rob & Tricia Risman

Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Roberts

Caleb Robison

Ed Rocheck

Susan & Daniel Rockey

Chris & Magen Roeder

Cameron & Melissa

Rollheiser

Dr. Ellen Rome & Fred Asbeck

Mark & Debbie Rorick

Heather Roselli

Lynn‡ & Fred Rosenberg

Barb & Jeff Rosengard

Angela & Greg Rosko

Mr. Alan & Mrs. Barbara D. Rosskamm

Dr. Ashley & Mr. Vincent Rufo

Abigail Ruhlman

Paul & Lori Rupert**

Cindy & Todd Russell

Michael Russell

Carol & Kevin Ryan

Richard & Gail Rye

Taylor S. and Jill F.

Todd & Ady Sabath

Mike & Nikki Sablack

Ken & Kim Sable

Dr. Jeff & Mrs. Debra

Sanderson

Andrew & Anita Sandor

Mr. & Mrs. John & Mary

Sarrouh

Judy & Chris Scherry

Bob & Ellie Scheuer

Mark & Monica Schie

Kyla & Mitchell Schneider

Michael & Stephanie

Schneider

Cheryl Schofield

Staicey Scholtz

Rudy & Susan School

Sue & Jerry‡ Schroer

Barbara Schubert

Doris & Richard Schultz

Janet & Gary Schuster

Jeff & Heather Scott

Kat & Bob Scott

Spence & Sue Seaman

Dean & Diane Secrest

Paul Secunde

Bill & Shelley Sedlacek

Tiffany Sedlacek**

Patricia Seifert & Kathleen Eiermann

Robin Sue Seiger

Sanford Seiger

Walter & Erin Senney

Darcy J. Sentowsky

Mike & Andrea Sharb

Mr. Linton & Dr. Patricia Sharpnack

Mr. & Mrs. Martin Shaw

Timothy & Elizabeth Sheeler

Bill & Maggie Shepardson

Laura & Ben Sheridan

Debra Shifrin &

Steven Newman

Alan & Debbie Shubert

Harvey A. Siegel

Terry & Sandy Silver

Harlan & Betty Silversten

John & Lori Silvis

Michael & Gayle Simon

Robert Sisler

Dr. & Mrs. Gary Sivak

Joseph Skubiak

Shelly & Joe Sladek

Randy & Sara Slama

Greg & Jessica Slatkovsky

Steve & Leslie Smetana and Family

Chad & Carian Smith

Dr. Dalithia C. Smith

Mr. & Mrs. David B. Smith

Devon & Scott Smith

Donna Rae & Edward Smith

Kent A. Smith

Laura & Grady Smith

Nancie Smith

Janey & Tony Snyder

Ms. Allison Sobel

Julie & David Soble

Mike & Katherine Solecki

Carol & Phillip Soos

Michael & Ellen Sostarich

Gary & Amber Soukenik

Andrew & Mary South

Dr. Dina Sparano &

Dr. Jason Savage

Kevin Spear & Family

Nathan & Cecilia

Speelman

Terry Speth

Shani & Scott Spiegle

David & Sharon Spotts

St. Julian Family

Sean & Laurel Stack

Joy & David Stang

Duncan Stearns & Family

William & Pam Steel

Ken Stefanov &

Kathleen Roberts

Arthur & Sherri Stehlik

Jason Sterling

Pat & Annette Stevenson

James Stief

Stephanie Still

Katie Stillitano

Kevin & Katie Stoltman

Steven & Monika Strah

Mrs. Karen Strang‡

Mr. Marc I. Strauss

Dr. Trish Strazar & Mr. Joe Gendron

Diana & Steve Strongosky

Rich & Lynnette Stuart

Fred & Betsy Stueber

Brian & Adrean Stulak

Jessica Sudo

Catherine Suever &

David Martin

Julie Sullivan

Brian Suntken & Connie McMeans

Sussen Foundation, Inc.

Dr. Ian & Mrs. Kara Suzelis

Michael & Patricia

Sweeney

Mr. & Mrs. Nick Swingos

Joan & Roger Synenberg

Susan Szanyi

Mike & Rosemary Taft-Milby

Joe & Val Tate

Eca & Rick Taylor

Ms. Marlene Tehi

Jeff Tennant

Scott, Megan & Vivian Tettau

James E. Teubner

Gary & Stacey Theus

Kevin & Cathy Thomas

Laura & Jeff Thomas

Susan L. Thomas

Mike & Linda Thorson

Gary & Karen Tiboni

Victoria & Quinten Tifft

Mark & Nancy Tinsley

Cynthia Renée Toman

The Tomechko & van der Oord Families

Krystal Tomei

Manfred & Lisa Tomm

John & Dorothy Tomsic

Richard & Joan Tonelli

Lisa M Torres MD

Richard F. Tracanna

Kris Treu

Jean & Jim Triner

Ike & Anne Tripp

Mark & Diane Trubiano

Ron & Pat Trzcinski

Alex Tucker

Ron J. Turk

Albert J. & Diane L. Tusek, Jr.

Nicole & Rodney Twells

Gerald F. Unger

James Unger

Moira & Dr. Wulf Utian

Bobbi & Peter‡ van Dijk

The Vana Family Foundation

Patricia Vanah &

James Nestel**

Don & Ruth Ann Vanke

Stacy & Anderson Varejao

Ronald & Rebecca Vaughn

Catherine Veres

Jennifer J. Vieland

Tom & Lynn Vilt

Mr. & Mrs. David Vito

Kate Vlasek**

Herb Wagers

Theodore & Kristin Wagner

Steve Wake & Linda Bluso

Eric & Joyce Wald

Robert & Shelly Wallens

Margaret M. Walsh

Tom Waltermire

Rob & Joy Ward

Sean Ward & Dr. Nancy Istenes

Anthony Warmuth

Tim & Susan Warner

Van & Cassie Washburn

Allison, Chris, & Hayden

Weathers

Joshua Weaver

Melanie Webber

Scott & Loree Weber

John & Kristi Webster

Leigh & Caryn Weinberg

Russell Weisenbacher

Larry & Lisa Weiser

Mark & Stephanie Weiskind

Margaret G. Weitzel

Tim & Lindsey Weller

Dorinna & Arnie Wetherill

Dickson & Ann Whitney

Mr. & Mrs. James O. Wible

Arlene & Douglas Wieder

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Wieder

Rhonda Wien

James & Monica Wilcosky

Judy & Steven Willensky

Eddie Williams & Jane Wearstler

Harold L. and Patricia D.

Williams Charitable Fund

Robert & Bridget Williams

Beverly Willis

Nathan & Valerie Willson

Linda Wilmot

Kurt N. & Diana Winter

Rose Wong & Bernard Lee

In Honor of Barbara Wood

Roberta & Paul Woodard

John & Jacqueline Woods

Bradley & Alisa Wright

Tim & Sandy Wuliger

Xavier-Nichols Foundation

Tom & Mary Yablonsky

Katie & Joe Yonadi

David F. Young

Frances Young

Lynn & Carl Young

Norman Young

Patti Young

Drs. Michael Zabell & Minda Rudnick

Peter & Pamela Zaccari

Jennie Zamberlan

Alan & Rosemary Zang

Drs. Salena & Daniel Zanotti

Andrea & Jimmy Zeilinger

Dr. William Zelei & Dr. Rosemary Gornik

Daniel & Ellen Zelman

David & Nancy Zenker

Hala & Khaled Ziada

Carolyn Zimmerman

Nancy & Rob Zimmerman

John & Maureen Zraik

‡ Deceased

* Playhouse Square Partners

**Playhouse Square Partners Alumni

Corporations

President

($50,000 and higher)

PNC Foundation

Roetzel & Andress, LPA

The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company

Director

($25,000-$49,999)

DLR Group

LECOM

Producer

($15,000-$24,999)

The Brewer-Garrett Company

Cleveland Construction, Inc.

Eaton Corporation

Nordson Corporation

RPM International Inc.

Platinum Founder

($10,000-$14,999)

Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP

Crowne Plaza Cleveland at Playhouse Square

Giant Eagle Foundation

Huntington National Bank

Hyster-Yale Materials

Handling, Inc.

Medical Mutual

Ohio CAT

RSM US LLP

TRUENORTH

The Walt Disney Company

Westside Toyota & Honda of Middleburg Heights

Sustaining Founder

($6,000-$9,999)

Advantage Consulting

AMS Title Agency Inc.

Applied Industrial Technologies

BakerHostetler

Chemical Solvents, Inc.

D.J. Wurdack Inc. Executive

Search & Consulting

Demming Financial

Services Corp.

Dix & Eaton, Inc.

Event Source

Famous Enterprises

ForTec Medical Inc.

General Transport, Inc.

Hinkley

Jones Day

KeyBank

Mar-Bal Inc.

Mid America Management Corp.

Millcraft

MUM Industries, Inc.

National Concession Company, Inc.

Nexus Engineering Group, LLC

PwC

Request A Test

Schneider Saddlery Co., Inc.

The Shamrock Companies, Inc.

Superior Beverage Group

Turner Construction Company

Wagner Electric Sign Company

Walter | Haverfield LLP

Gold Founder

($3,500-$5,999)

Action Based Research, LLC

Astro Mfg. & Design

Atlantic Tool & Die Co.

Audimute Sound Management Solutions

Auto Tool World

Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems LLC

Cantrall Properties LLC

CBIZ, Inc.

CFO Consulting and Advisory LLC

Cleveland Crane & Shovel Sales, Inc.

Cleveland Vicon Company Inc.

Comfort Control Systems

Corporate Dining Inc.

Mindy CovingtonTeam Mindy State Farm

Dempsey Auctions, LLC

DR Computer Consulting, LLC

Eckinger Construction Co.

Elite Ceramics and Metals, Inc.

Elizabeth Park Capital Management

Enbridge Gas Ohio

EOX Vantage

Evergreen National Indemnity Co.

Eversong Music

Excalibur Auto Body

The Flying Monkey Pub

Galt Enterprises, Inc.

Gateway Products

Recycling

Glenmede Trust Company

Greater Cleveland

Partnership

The Hermit Club

Hodel Holdings LLC

Home Brew Ohio

Iler Networking & Computing

Joseph D. Carney & Associates, LLC

The Kaplan Trucking Company

Kelly Insurance Group

Klemenc Construction Co., Inc.

KPMG LLP

La Bodega in Tremont

Lake Erie Graphics Inc.

The Levin Group, Inc.

The Lincoln Electric Foundation

Lisa Vegas Productions

LMZ Restaurant Group Inc.

Logan Clutch Corporation

LorMet Community Credit Union

MarkerNet, Inc.

Mark Smith Electric, Inc.

Marous Brothers

Construction

McCaulley&Company

Gregory T. McCune, DDS, Inc.

The Mellino Law Firm, LLC

Mutsko Insurance Services

NEO Business Advisors

Northern Trust

NRP Group

Olympic Steel, Inc.

Perantinides & Nolan, Co.

L.P.A.

Plante Moran, PLLC

Premier Development Partners

Return On Life Wealth Partners

Right Team, Inc.

Rivchun Jewelers

Safe Pass Driving School

Shaia’s Parking Inc.

The Sherwin-Williams Company

Shook Construction Co.

Ray & Melissa SminchakMentor Nissan

Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP

Standard Contracting & Engineering

TKM Print Solutions

John S. TrecasoBella Décor Akron

Van Cleef Asset

Management

Vincent Lighting Systems

Waldheger Coyne Co., LPA

Westfield Insurance

Endowment & Planned Giving

Anonymous (4)

Terry & Sheldon Adelman

Joanie & Tom Adler

Bruce & Judie Amsel

John & Diane Andrica

Chad & Tracie Bailey

Charles M. Bailin, M.D.

Fred G. & Mary W. Behm

Marcia Blum and Dale Perram

Debbi Boncha

Amy & Stan‡ Brady

Gary Burlin

Anna Bussian

Ed & Judi Campobenedetto

Robert & Lorraine

Campobenedetto

Paul & Sherry Carleton

Harry & Marjorie‡ Carlson

Patricia & John Chapman

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Charnas

Christopher & Sara Connor

Marilyn J. Cotman‡

Dr. Robert H. & Patricia A. Crabtree

Dr. John R. and Mr. Frank Crawford-Spinelli

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CONNOR PALACE 3.3–8.2026

Andrew Kay & Nic Doodson PRESENT

Created by

Andrew Kay & Nic Doodson

Director Nic Doodson

Music Supervisor, Vocal Arranger & Orchestrator Jack Blume

Scenic Designer Oli Townsend

Lighting Designer Richard Dinnen

Associate Director Tom Brandon

Movement Director & Choreographer Freddie Huddleston

Monologues Writer Ben Norris

Costume & Co-Scenic Designer Verity Sadler

Sound Designer Sten Severson

Associate Musical Supervisor & Resident Musical Director Alistair Higgins

Associate Sound Designer Alex Ritter

Producer Carl Bonwick

Tour Booking

Agency USA

Roadco Entertainment

Jenny Sirota & Didi Perez

Casting Director Debbie O’Brien

Resident Director Norton James

Relighter / Programmer Dalton Hamilton

Tour Producer Rob Gaetano

Communications & Design SoloShoe

Communications, LLC Craig Boleman

Cast

Associate Choreographer Adam Hilton

Associate Producer Ruth Sherry

Production Management JBPM Jack Boissieux

Lewis Bennett Rob Godfrey RJ Griffith Conor Hanley

Alistair Higgins Adam Hilton Norton James Mark Loveday

Conor Mellor Lee O’Reilly Bradley Walwyn Tristan Whincup

Band

Rafe Bradford Cesar Romero Scott Simon

CAST of characters

Lewis Bennett BORE

Rob Godfrey .................................................................................................................................................. BEAST

RJ Griffith HARD MAN

Conor Hanley .................................................................................................................................................POET

Alistair Higgins ........................................................................................................................................... SWING

Adam Hilton HANDYMAN

Norton James ............................................................................................................................................... SWING

Mark Loveday BARMAN

Conor Mellor .................................................................................................................................................JOKER

Lee O’Reilly ............................................................................................................................................ MAESTRO

Bradley Walwyn SWING

Tristan Whincup ................................................................................................................................ ROMANTIC

The

Band

Rafe Bradford BASS

Scott Simon ................................................................................................................................................. DRUMS

Cesar Romero..................................................................................... GUITAR, BANJO, MANDOLIN, KEYS

CAST the company

MUSICAL numbers

WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE

Written by W. Axl Rose, Steven Adler, Saul Hudson, Duff Rose McKagan, Izzy Stradlin, Guns N Roses Music/Used by kind permission of Universal/MCA Music Ltd on behalf of Black Frog Music

SAVE TONIGHT

Written by Eagle-Eye Cherry/Used by kind permission by Diesel 2 Publishing and WB Music Corp

WAKE ME UP

Written by Michael Aaron Einziger, by Tim Bergling, Egbert Nathaniel Dawkins III/Used by kind permission of Universal/MCA Music Ltd on behalf of Elementary Particle Music AND Universal Music Corp and EMI Music Publishing Scandinavia AB (STIM)

TEENAGE DREAM

Music and Lyrics by Lukasz Gottwald, Benjamin Levin, Max Martin, Bonnie Lee McKee and Katy Perry/This selection is Used by special arrangement with Concord Music Group on behalf of Benjamin Levin, www.concord.com. Used by Permission.

©2010 When I’m Rich You’ll Be My Bitch (ASCAP) and Unknown Publisher (NS)

All rights on behalf of When I’m Rich You’ll Be My Bitch administered by WC Music Corp.

All Rights Reserved

YOU RAISE ME UP

Written by Rolf Løvland and Brendan Graham/Used by kind permission by Universal Music Publishing Group, Peermusic Publishing

50 WAYS TO LEAVE YOUR LOVER

Written by Paul Simon/Used by kind permission by Sony/ATV Songs LLC (BMI)

HELLO

Written by Adele Laurie Blue Adkins, Gregory Allen Kurstin/Used by kind permission of Universal Music Publishing Ltd, EMI April Music Inc., Kurstin Music on behalf of Melted Stone Publishing Ltd.

ESCAPE (THE PINA COLADA SONG)

©1979 Holmes Line of Music, Inc. (ASCAP) WC Music Corp. (ASCAP)

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I’M GONNA BE (500 MILES)

Written by Charles Reid, Craig Reid Zoo Music Ltd. (PRS) All rights administered by WC Music Corp. All Rights Reserved

UNDER THE BRIDGE

Written by Anthony Kiedis, Flea, John Frusciante and Chad Smith/Used by kind permission of Hipgnosis Songs Group LLC

CHANDELIER

Written by Sia Furler and Jesse Shatkin/Used by kind permission of Aidenjulius Music, EMI April Music Inc., EMI Music Publishing Ltd (ASCAP, PRS)

JUNGLE STOMP

Written by Jack Blume, Peter Hughes/Used by kind permission of Airstate Ltd

DANCE WITH MY FATHER

Written by Richard Marx and Luther Vandross/Used by kind permission of EMI April Music Inc., Uncle Ronnie’s Music Co. (ASCAP)

BRING TOMORROW ON

Written by Jack Blume, Nic Doodson Used by kind permission of Airstate Ltd

YOU’RE THE VOICE

Written by Keith Reid, Andy Qunta, Maggie Ryder, Christopher Thompson/Used by kind permission of Bluebeard Music Limited, administered by Bucks Music Group Limited

SOME NIGHTS

Written by Jack Antonoff, Jeff Bhasker, Andrew Dost, Nate Ruess/Used by kind permission of Rough Art, Shira Lee Lawrence Rick Music, Sony/ATV Songs LLC, Way Above Music (ASCAP, BMI) ©2012 Bearvon Music (ASCAP), FBR Music (ASCAP), WC Music Corp. (ASCAP), Unknown Publisher (NS) and Jeff Bhasker Tempo pub designee (BMI) All rights on behalf of itself and Bearvon Music and FBR Music administered by WC Music Corp. All rights on behalf of Jeff Bhasker Tempo pub designee administered by Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. All Rights Reserved

THE PARTING GLASS

Traditional folksong arrangement by Jack Blume

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“I’VE

FROM the creators

GOT AN IDEA FOR A SHOW...”

Nic Doodson Creator, Producer and Director

“I’ve got an idea for a show…”

It’s 2016 and Andrew Kay and I are celebrating the success of a sold-out performance of our latest collaboration when he turned to me and said these fateful words. It was at this moment that The Choir of Man began, and perhaps fittingly, it was over a pint in a beer garden.

Andrew described the genesis of the idea; it’s a group of ordinary blokes who meet up to sing a few songs over a drink or two. It isn’t only about the drinking, nor is it only about the singing. It’s about the simple act of being together. It’s about laughing together, crying together, singing, shouting, talking together… whatever it is, it’s about the pleasure of being in the same place at the same time as the people you love.

“…And,” he said with a twinkle in his eye, “We should call it The Choir of Man.”

And so, an idea was born.

In the time before this conversation, I had worked for the previous twenty or so years of my career as a professional singer, so I knew a bit about singing. Also, having spent a fair amount of time in pubs during the same period, it seemed to me the simplest of ideas to combine the two experiences. It was the perfect fit — both choirs and pubs are environments where you can raise your voices in joy or in sorrow. And they’re both places where it’s more important to listen than it is to shout.

So, we set out to look for normal guys. Men who could sing, play instruments, maybe even move a bit, but most importantly, guys who seemed like they’d be at home in a pub with their mates. Our aim was to create a show about a group of friends who sang together, and we genuinely ended up with a group of friends creating a show together. It’s funny how these things work out.

After three strenuous weeks devising and rehearsing, we presented our show at a venue in Tottenham, North London performing for an audience of friends and family for the first time. We could barely fit in the room we’d hired and ended up having to perform almost on top of the audience, but they loved every minute of it. From

the free beer (of course) to the traditional choral arrangement of “Chandelier” by Sia, everything was lapped up by the crowd. The energy was electric — I’d never experienced anything like it. At the end of the first performance Andrew turned to me and said, “I think you may have something here…”

And we did, and here we are tonight. After Edinburgh, Coventry and Adelaide Fringes, three previous USA national tours, three sold out seasons at the Sydney Opera House, two Cruise ships, European and Australian tours, and an Olivier Award nomination for our West End run we find ourselves here in your city; and it can all be traced back to a pint in a beer garden.

Fitting indeed.

“MUSIC AT ITS CORE”

Jack Blume

Musical Supervisor, Vocal Arranger & Orchestrator Every day we are all surrounded by “perfect” music. The perfect performance, in the perfect vocal booth, edited and shaped with advanced software, every beat aligned mathematically and every note tuned to an impossible degree of accuracy. And we lap it up, we stream it on repeat and we don’t think twice about it. But then, every so often, we go to a gig, or a show, and our jaws hit the floor. We experience something visceral, inspiring, energizing, unquantifiable and hard to describe to others. We try, but in the end we usually say, “just go see it.”

The Choir of Man has music at its core. It’s more concert than it is Musical, and there’s rarely a moment where instruments aren’t being played in full view. It requires an exceptional level of talent from the nine cast and a mind-boggling level of skill and versatility from our four superswings. Within many songs we have up to ninepart harmony, combinations of twenty different musical instruments being swapped between cast members, and an intricate sound mix requiring a fearless feat of finger faculty from our sound operator. With so much going on, it could easily be a total cacophony, something far removed from the perfect music we hear every day. So we strive for precision, finesse, and consistency in every detail, pushing ourselves to give every audience,

every night, the perfect performance.

The truth is, even the most acclaimed musical artists on the planet are normal people, with bodies that slip, muscles that tire, heads that ache, hearing that fades, emotions that spike, and so much more. These things are all part of what performers, creatives and technicians try to control night after night, in order to chase perfection, that polished, radio-ready presentation of their craft. But it’s exactly these human imperfections that give us, the audience, such a unique experience.

In The Choir of Man you’ll hear a cappella singing: nine totally exposed voices with nothing to hide behind and only each other to rely on. You’ll hear people play instruments they learnt mere weeks ago. When we see an ensemble of gifted artists come together, regardless of their physical fatigue or their emotional state, and using their exceptional talents built on decades of dedicated practise they create a sound so beautifully real, so raw, filled with moments of immaculate musicality and moments of natural human emotion, a slip of a finger or a crack of a voice, a sound so special that we experience it in our bodies and tell our friends, “Just go see it!”

Well, that’s the beauty of imperfection. I hope you enjoy every minute of tonight’s performance as much as I’ve enjoyed nine years of refining it with my best friends.

If we’ve got it just right, it won’t be perfect.

“BEING ASKED TO BE YOURSELF”

Freddie Huddleston Movement Director and Choreographer Growing up I always thought of choreography as danced ‘5,6,7,8’ steps.

The Choir of Man has been the biggest lesson in creating movement which looks unchoreographed I’ve ever had. Every stumble, mop and pint is there for a reason. The rule I live by for the show is, if it looks like we are ‘doing a thing’ then we have overdone it.

We pride ourselves on encouraging the cast to bring themselves to the role, letting the actors feel relaxed in the space. We work on every movement being as true to real life as possible even when bursting into song or throwing a few shapes.

Every time I get to work with a new cast it’s always a unique journey with a group of strangers. We actively encourage everyone to get comfy in

the ‘pub’ and to bring themselves as people to the forefront. Being asked to ‘be yourself’ is actually quite personal for most trained performers to access. It’s something we are not often asked to do and requires us to be very open and trusting with each other. It’s been such a joy working with gentlemen from all of our casts to create movement which stems from them having a good time while being vulnerable and honest.

My journey with the show has been, and continues to be, such a special part of my life. I can’t believe how it has continued to grow and resonate with so many people from all around the world. In the last few years, we have been nominated for an Olivier Award and won a DIMF award in Korea, both a lovely reminder that we are a part of something special and I’m unbelievably grateful to have a front row ticket for the whole ride!

Pint?

“CONNECT

WITH PEOPLE... SHARE AN EXPERIENCE”

Ben Norris Monologues Writer

The Choir of Man doesn’t have a ‘story’ in the traditional sense — of that we make no secret — but that doesn’t mean it isn’t about anything. Beyond the songs and the beer, I wanted this show to have something to say for itself. The result, I think, is a love letter with three significant addressees: music, human connection (male friendships in particular), and that most beloved British and Irish institution — the pub.

Over the course of our inaugural seasons in Edinburgh and Adelaide, it quickly became apparent that pints and tunes were more than enough to pique people’s interest (especially in Scotland and Australia, let’s be honest), but we wanted to send our audiences home having celebrated what the pub means, and why it has such a deep-rooted place in our hearts. Like poetry, the pub is where many of us turn to mark our biggest occasions, and in our hour of greatest need. We go there to toast beginnings and endings, to drink to newly-weds and to loved ones we’ve just buried. Unlike poetry (unless you’re very brave), we also go there for first dates, football, and open mic nights. We go there for Sunday roasts, quizzes, karaoke and board games. For our messiest nights, and our life-saving fryups the next morning. We tell tales, we build fires,

we bolster old friendships, and we start new ones. The reason people join us on The Choir of Man stage so readily, and with such familiarity(!), is precisely because that stage is a pub.

Seeing what The Choir of Man means to people, and what a tonic it is in such turbulent, frightening and isolating times, reminds me why I wanted to make theatre in the first place: to connect with people, to share an experience, to feel things together and to converse with one another. The show is so unapologetically feelgood that whatever kind of mood you arrive in at the theatre, it’s impossible not to leave with a smile on your face and a spring in your step. It’s a little bit different every night depending on who’s in the room and what kind of energy they bring, just like any pub, indeed any community space, and I love that.

A central tenet of The Choir of Man’s conception was the element of surprise. If you come for the Choir bit, you’re hit with a lot more energy (and beer) than in your typical Handel’s Messiah. And if you come for the Man bit, you get, I hope, a slightly more varied portrait of masculinity as the evening unfolds than you perhaps expected. Yes there are pints and antics, but there is vulnerability and nuance here too. You’re given an archetype, then you’re given license to dismantle it.

Whether we’re conscious of it or not, when we meet a friend in the pub for a pint, it’s often simply the company we’re after. This is especially true, I think, for men. Although things are starting to shift, we still find it much harder to open up and to ask for help. We’re still taking our own lives at a far higher rate. The lockdowns and the helplessness of the pandemic hugely exacerbated this, and current cost of living crisis has only worsened it further. We need places like The Jungle now more than ever.

As a male voice choir, we wanted to make a show that brings joy to people — a show that is fun and frivolous and silly, but also one that speaks to some of those difficulties we face and gently questions what masculinity might look like today. It is an invitation to either forget your troubles for the evening, or to reach out to a loved one and share them.

Above all, we wanted to make a show that puts an arm around people, of all genders, and takes them on a bloody good night out. Sometimes it’s literally lifesaving.

WHO’S WHO in the cast

LEWIS BENNETT (BORE) Lewis Bennett is thrilled to be making his US tour debut with The Choir of Man! Born in the UK and now based in Las Vegas, Lewis has worked internationally as an actor, singer, and filmmaker, with credits spanning stage, screen, and music. When not performing, he can be found behind the camera, creating content as a cameraman and YouTuber @Singing_Cameraman, or enjoying time with his wife and cat. @singing_cameraman

ROB GODFREY (BEAST) Rob is from Cambridge, UK. He spent several years performing as a singer-songwriter. His credits with The Choir of Man include Coventry ’21, Norwegian Cruise Line Escape ’21, South Korea ’22 (Daegu International Musical Festival), Norwegian Cruise Line Encore ’23, Melbourne ’24 (Arts Centre Melbourne), West End (Arts Theatre, London) ’24-’25, and Shanghai ’25 (Shanghai Centre Theatre), performing the role of Beast. Training: Songwriting at the British Institute of Modern Music in Brighton (BIMM). @robgodfrey

RJ GRIFFITH (HARD MAN) RJ, a Chicago singer-songwriter and actor, inspires through his music and performances. After making a name for himself at Chicago’s historic Black Ensemble Theater and recently co-starring in the Olivier-nominated London West End hit musical The Choir of Man, he proudly served as the resident Chicagoan in the The Choir of Man Chicago cast and is now excited to be rejoining the family with the National Touring cast. RJ also recently played Mitch Mahoney in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee at Indiana Repertory Theatre. His music has been featured in films and played on radio and TV stations. He has toured nationally and performed at major events, including sports games. Beyond the stage, RJ is also known for his community service efforts through his nonprofit, Positive Vibes Only, which creates programs and events that spread encouragement and support to youth and families. Follow him on all social media platforms @rjgmusic and stream his music on all streaming platforms under RJ Griffith. “Grateful for the support of my wife, mom, and family.

Shoutout to my Gray Talent Group Family! Positive Vibes Only!” @rjgmusic

CONOR HANLEY (POET) Conor is delighted to be returning as Poet in The Choir of Man for the USA tour. He has previously played the role in London’s West End at the Arts Theatre, on the Shanghai tour, at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, in Niagara Falls, on the European Tour and for Norwegian Cruise Line. Training: Bull Alley Theatre Training Company, Dublin. Theatre: Outlaws: The Ballad of Billy the Kid (The Other Palace), Jack and the Beanstalk (Big Pembs Panto, Boulevard Theatre), What Would Ma’ Say (Irish Tour), Bash by Neil Labute (The Mill Theatre, Dundrum), The New Irish Playbook (Manchester and Camden Fringe, Smock Alley Theatre, Dublin), Julius Caesar (Smock Alley Theatre). @conorhanley_

ALISTAIR HIGGINS (SWING for Maestro, Poet, Joker & Barman. Associate Musical Supervisor and Resident Musical Director) Ali has been part of The Choir of Man since 2018 and has been lucky enough to travel the world with the show. Some highlights include The Sydney Opera House, Korea, Shanghai, previous US tours, and being part of the original OlivierAward nominated West End cast. He was nominated for best supporting actor for the role of Maestro at the Daegu International Musicals Festival and has been working as a Musical Director for the show since 2021 and now as the Associate Musical Supervisor. He is delighted to be returning to the United States again with The Choir of Man. Previous Credits include: Bobby in Dreamboats and Petticoats (UK Tour); Tobias in Sweeney Todd (Brighton), Registrar in Shadowlands (UK Tour). Away from the Theatre, Ali can usually be found on a tennis court, or on a river paddleboarding. Thanks to his parents, Anne and Mike, for their continued love and support. @_alihiggins_

ADAM HILTON (HANDYMAN, Associate Choreographer) Adam began his training in Kent at Hilton Hall Dance Academy before training professionally at The Royal Ballet School, Tring Park School for the Performing Arts and finally,

at Performers College under the direction of Emma Rogers, Douglas Mills and the late Brian Rogers. Upon graduating in 2019 he was part of the original cast of Noiseboys at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, returning to the show during its run on board the Norwegian Prima in 2022. Adam joined The Choir of Man back in 2021 and has since performed the show across the UK including London’s West End, the US and also at sea. He became Associate Choreographer and Movement Director for the show in 2022 and since then he has worked on the show both in the West End and overseas. Other theatre credits include: Captivated (Towngate Theatre, UK), Christmas Wonderland (Eldorado Casino, Reno NV, USA), and Goldilocks and the Three Bears (Bristol Hippodrome, UK). @adamphilton

NORTON JAMES (SWING for Beast, Bore & Handyman. Resident Director) Credits include: Beast/Associate Director (Norwegian Cruise Line), Swing/Resident Associate Director in The Choir of Man (Apollo Theatre, Chicago); Swing/Show Captain in The Choir of Man (Arts Centre, Melbourne); Norm Waxman/Cover Nick Massi in Jersey Boys (UK Tour); Swing in

The Choir of Man (Playhouse Square, Ohio); Sir Galahad in Spamalot (UK Tour); The Beast in The Choir of Man (Australian Tour); Chaliapin in Preludes (Southwark Playhouse); Starkey in Peter Pan a Musical Adventure (Selladoor); The Genie in Micky and the Magician (Disneyland Paris); Elwood Blues in The Blues Brothers On A Mission From God (Erasmus Theatre); Timothy Blauvelt/Ensemble in Love Story (Union Theatre). Film credits include: Jurassic World Dominion; Guardians of the Galaxy (Marvel). @_nortonjames_

MARK LOVEDAY (BARMAN) An original member of The Choir of Man, Mark has toured the globe, from the Sydney Opera House to the Kennedy Center and London’s West End, where the show made its Olivier-nominated debut. He also made his screen debut in the 2019 British independent film Rise of the Footsoldier 3 and recently performed with the international vocal group, Rock On! Mark’s early training included a prestigious role as a chorister at Her Majesty’s Chapel Royal Choir at St. James’s Palace, where he worked for the late Queen Elizabeth II. His training continued at Drama Studio London

and Yale University’s Summer Conservatory for Actors. Now, he’s delighted to be back in the USA with The Choir of Man, hoping to bring a taste of East End cockney pub culture to every performance. COYI! @markjloveday

CONOR MELLOR (JOKER) Conor Is originally from York and began working on cruise ships before transitioning to working in the UK He has most recently been heading out to sea in 2025 with Norwegian Cruise Line to play The Joker in The Choir of Man. Theatre includes: The Beast in Beauty and the Beast — Rock N Roll Pantomime (The Leeds City Varieties); Lead Vocalist in Giovanni Pernice’s Made in Italy (UK Tour); Lead vocalist and guitarist on Giovanni Pernice’s Let Me Entertain You (UK Tour); Lead Vocalist and Guitarist in Fairytale of New York (UK Tour); The Joker in The Choir Of Man (Norwegian Cruise Line). @conormellor97

LEE O’REILLY (MAESTRO) Lee is from Dublin, Ireland. He trained as an actor musician at the Guildford School of Acting. Lee is a multiinstrumentalist and has experience in live music and musical directing. Theatre credits include: The Choir of Man (Norwegian Cruise Line), Once: In Concert (Lambert Jackson, Tour: Tokyo, China and Taiwan), Snow White the Panto (Musical Director, The Roses Theatre), Murder for Two (The Barn Theatre), Pippin (Assistant Musical Director, Charing Cross Theatre), Dick Whittington (Musical Director, The Institute Braintree). @iamleeoreilly

BRADLEY WALWYN (SWING for Joker, Barman, Hardman and Romantic) Training: Guildford School of Acting Theatre Credits include: I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change (Edinburgh Fringe Festival) The Choir of Man (Norwegian Cruise Line, Arts Centre Melbourne, Arts Theatre West End), We Will Rock You (Royal Caribbean International), Dick Whittington (Above the Stag Theatre), Shrek the Musical (Yvonne Arnaud Theatre), (Old Joint Stock Theatre, Birmingham): Avenue Q, Little Shop of Horrors, Miracle on 34th Street, The Full Monty, Ushers the Musical. Concert credits include: Josh Groban: ‘Stages’ World Tour, Russel Watson: Live (London Palladium), A Little bit of Lerner (Royal Festival Hall, BBC Radio 3). Workshops include: The Most Hated Family in America: The Musical.

Bradley is thrilled to be making his US debut with The Choir of Man! @brad_walwyn

TRISTAN WHINCUP (ROMANTIC) Training: Arts Ed. Theatre credits include: Romantic in The Choir of Man (Norwegian Cruise Line/ Shanghai); Alternate Donny Osmond/Cover Jay Osmond in The Osmonds: A New Musical (UK Tour). TV credits include: Sister Boniface Mysteries (BBC); Teen Spirit (Bleecker Street). @tristan_whincup

RAFE BRADFORD (BAND) Born on Chicago’s South Side Rafe began his professional career at age 16 playing in steppers lounges. He received a full scholarship to study Jazz and Classical bass at the University of Illinois Urbana after which performing with many jazz legends including McCoy Tyner, Nancy Wilson, Stanley Turrentine, and Chicago legend Ghalib Ghallab. Later Rafe became an original member of the Tom Joyner Morning Show Live House Band where he was privileged to perform with Luther Vandross, Mavis Staples and others. Many TV commercials followed with the famous voices of Barry White, CeCe Winans, Patti Austin, and the Oprah show theme with Patti LaBelle. After a move to Los Angeles you could catch Rafe daily on NBC’s The Bonnie Hunt Show where he performed with Late Night’s Paul Shaffer, Back Street Boys, and drumming legends John JR Robinson and Harvey Mason. Now back in Chicago Rafe has been the bass foundation for many musicals including Wicked, Les Misérables, and Tina – the Tina Turner Musical

CESAR ROMERO (BAND) Cesar Romero was born and raised in Chicago. Through the years, Cesar has been fortunate enough to perform in a variety of settings through and around the city and States. From playing piano for Second City and/or long form musical improv to twiddling the guitar and banjo for Shrek the Musical National Tour. He’s deeply grateful for growing up in such a diverse jazz and gospel scene that is Chicago — absorbing as much as he could from various Churches, R&B/Pop and HipHop groups. In the Musical Theater world, Cesar has been part of such productions as RENT, Hairspray, Hamilton, Jersey Boys, In the Heights, West Side Story and Hair (just to name a few). Mr. Romero has also graciously shared the stage with such artists as Joan Osborne, Brian Culbertson and even opened

up for Jay Leno in a private event. With all this being said, Cesar is still learning and humbly eager to grow as a person, musician and colleague in his next project; wherever that may be.

SCOTT SIMON (BAND) Scott’s career as a musician cover’s a broad range of styles from musical theater to drumlines, from rock bands to percussion ensembles. He’s been fortunate to be in the pit for Paramount Theatre’s productions of School of Rock, Dreamgirls, The Producers, Newsies, and others. In addition to his time as a pit musician, Scott has taken the stage as ‘Fluke’ in Million Dollar Quartet, and was a member of the back up band in Chicago Shakespeare Theatre’s production of The Tempest, and Theo Ubique’s Always, Patsy Cline. Scott is a member of the Rhythm Messengers drumline that has performed at Lollapalooza and the Northcoast Music Festival. Outside of performing, Scott is a Percussion Instructor at Evanston Township High School and is the drumline instructor for the Northwestern University Marching Band.

ANDREW KAY (Creator & Producer) Andrew Kay is an Australian producer who has been

producing and presenting shows for the last 45 years. His large and varied portfolio of shows includes the current world tour of the phenomenally successful children’s production Bluey’s Big Play. Together with his friend and coproducer Nic Doodson, he created The Choir of Man. He can’t dedicate tonight’s performane to his cat — he doesn’t have one.

NIC DOODSON (Creator, Producer & Director)

Nic has been at the forefront of global singing for the past 20 years as a performer, director, competition judge and producer. As a performer, he founded The Magnets and took the group from amateur student beginnings to one of the most successful a cappella groups in the world, securing a major record deal with EMI and releasing three albums. In 2015 Nic created Gobsmacked!, an a cappella stage show that debuted at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and toured to Hong Kong, London’s Southbank plus a 132 date North American: that took in performances in Chicago, Washington D.C, Dallas, Toronto among many others. In 2017 Nic co-created and directed The Choir of Man. The show and has now toured extensively throughout

Australia, Europe and the United States and is also resident on two ships with Norwegian Cruise Line. Like the rest of the world the show closed its doors in March 2020, but was the first post-pandemic international show to play at the Sydney Opera House in January 2021 and the first touring show to open in North America in June 2021. In 2019 Nic created, directed and co-produced Noise Boys, a tap dancing, rapping, singing show that played to five-star reviews at the Edinburgh Festival; in 2022 Noise Boys opened as a resident show on the new Norwegian Cruise Line ship, the Prima. As a producer and director Nic has created and managed shows at festivals throughout Europe, Australia, and New Zealand including the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, the Auckland Arts Festival, Perth International Festival, Adelaide Fringe Festival, Glastonbury, Isle of Wight Festival, the Cayman Islands Festival, Harare International Festival, Henley Festival, and the Holders Season in Barbados.

JACK BLUME (Music Supervisor, Arranger & Orchestrator) Jack Blume is a Composer and Musical Supervisor working across Film, TV and Theatre. He is the Composer, Orchestrator and Vocal Arranger of Olivier-nominated West End production The Choir of Man, as well as globally touring stage shows Noise Boys and Gobsmacked!, which have performed multiple seasons at world renowned venues including the Sydney Opera House and the Kennedy Center. The Choir of Man has residencies in London and Chicago, and can also be seen on board two Norwegian Cruise Lines ships. Film and TV credits include arranging and vocal directing music for BBC1 and Channel 4 primetime TV shows (Pitch Battle, Big Fat Quiz of Everything), scoring and orchestrating original music for feature films (Snap Shot, The Bad Education Movie), TV/Streaming (Pitch Battle, Emily Time! The Dazzle & Fizz Club) and orchestrating music for theme park rides (The Lost World and Rudolph’s Adventure at Paultons Park). Jack is currently developing new musical theatre productions and TV treatments through his production company Big And Brave Ltd. As a record producer, Jack produced and mixed the Baileys 2023 Christmas commercial starring Hannah Waddingham, as well as the six-track holiday EP Christmas with The Choir of Man, from his London studio. He also produced The Choir of Man’s 2018 Original

Cast Recording which has since sold tens of thousands of physical and digital copies around the world. @jackblume jackblume.co.uk

FREDDIE HUDDLESTON

(Choreographer & Movement Director) His training started at Peterborough Regional College and then on to Tiffany Theatre College in Essex. Since graduating in 2012 Freddie has performed on stage and screen with credits including West End Heroes (Dominion Theatre); 42nd Street Charity Gala (London Palladium); Back to Broadway (UK Tour); Let’s Dance (BBC); Lip Sync Battle (Channel 5); Children in Need for Eastenders (BBC); Got to Dance (Sky 1). As an associate choreographer Freddie has worked on The Producers (International Tour); Side Show (Southwark Playhouse); Thoroughly Modern Millie (Landor Theatre); The MGM Story (Upstairs at the Gatehouse); Jerry’s Girls (St. James Theatre). Choreography and Movement Director credits include West End Bares (Novello Theatre); Back to Broadway (UK Tour); The Choir of Man (Norwegian Cruise Lines/Sydney Opera House/US Tour/Edinburgh Fringe/Adelaide Fringe/European Tour/West End Live). As an educator Freddie has guest taught and choreographed for Arts Ed, Guildford School of Acting, London Studio Centre, Urdang Academy, Chichester University, Tiffany Theatre College, D&B Performing Arts and Masters Performing Arts. He would like to thank his amazing parents, wife, family and friends for all their continued love and support.

BEN NORRIS (Monologues Writer)

Ben Norris is a poet, playwright, filmmaker and actor from Nottingham, UK. He is twice a national poetry slam champion, performing his work widely, from Glastonbury to the Proms at the Royal Albert Hall, as well as across BBC Radio. He has published two pamphlets of poetry. As a theatre-maker, his debut solo show, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Family, won the 2015 IdeasTap Underbelly Award at the Edinburgh Fringe before touring the UK and Australia, and his first short film, commissioned by Channel 4, was nominated for a Royal Television Society Award. His second short, co-funded by the BBC and BFI, enjoyed an international film festival run and his third, and first as writer-director, is currently on the festival circuit, premiering at London Film Festival in Autumn 2025. His debut play, Autopilot, was named as one of the Best Shows of the Year in 2022 by The Stage and has been

translated into Italian. Ben wrote and originated the role of The Poet in The Choir of Man, starring in its Olivier-nominated West End run. He also voices Ben Archer in The Archers on BBC Radio 4 and Rogier in Elden Ring. He is an associate artist at Lincoln Arts Centre, a former writer-inresidence at Theatr Clwyd and Nottinghamshire Libraries, and a former Creative Associate at Nottingham Playhouse. He is currently writing an original musical and a new solo show. He enjoys running and eating.

OLI TOWNSEND (Scenic Designer) Oli’s set and costume designs include; The Caucasian Chalk Circle (Rose Theatre), Cinderella, The Awesome Truth (Polka), Old Bridge (Papatango), Macbeth (Manchester Royal Exchange), Cosi Fan Tutti, Pelleas et Mellisande, Werther, and The Tales of Hoffmann (English Touring Opera), The Caretaker (Bristol Old Vic), Grounded, The Christians, and Wittenberg (Gate Theatre), The Choir of Man (West End & Worldwide Tour), Oh Mother, The Darkest Corners, Two Man Show (RashDash), We Want You To Watch (National Theatre/RashDash), Islands, Incognito (The Bush Theatre), The Art of Dying (Royal Court), The Measures Taken (Alexander Whitley Dance), L’Elisir D’Amore, Rodelinda (Scottish Opera), The Gamblers, Dead To Me, Gods are Fallen and All Safety Gone (Greyscale), The Coronation of Poppea, Macbeth (Blackheath Halls Opera), and Blood Wedding (Royal and Derngate). Between 2013 and 2016, Oli designed the sets for the Lyric Hammersmith panto each Christmas. Costume credits include: Wozzeck (English National Opera); The Lighthouse (ROH Linbury); Big Maggie (Druid) and In Wonderland, a film by Iona Firouzabadi. He had also provided art direction for branded content with Jungle Creations and Seldom Differ. In 2018, Oli cycled from Bristol to Bangkok, working on In Tandem Stories in partnership with the nonprofit kindness.org. He has writtenabout the experiences for The Guardian, Lonely Planet, and WildBounds

VERITY SADLER (Costume & Co-Scenic Designer) Verity Sadler has been working on The Choir of Man since 2017. Previously, Verity worked as Designer for Noise Boys (Edinburgh Festival/ NCL Prima) and with Little Bulb Theatre on Extravaganza Macabre, and When Autumn turns to Winter and Antarctica. She has been Design

Associate to Bunny Christie since 2012 on Guys & Dolls (Bridge Theatre), Tammy Faye (Almeida), Best of Enemies (Young Vic), Tony and Olivier Award-winning Company (West End/Broadway), Ink (Sonia Friedman Productions and the Almeida) and People, Places and Things (National Theatre/Headlong/UK Tour). Work as Costume Supervisor includes Red Riding (Stratford East) The Last Ship (UK & US Tour); Space Shed for Unlimited Poppea (Trinity Laban); Missing for Gecko; Stowaway for Analogue; Holes (Jamie Hendry Productions); One Million and Burntwater (Tangled Feet). She is a Design Assistant to Bunny Christie and Rhys Jarman on various productions. TV/film includes: CBeebies Hansel & Gretel, Thumbelina, The Snow Queen, The Nutcracker, Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan, A Christmas Carol, Macbeth, Blitz, Hamlet and Mr Nice

RICHARD DINNEN (Lighting Designer) Richard Dinnen is a Director of Option 2 Design & Management. A technical theatre and events design and management company based in Melbourne Australia. Richard Dinnen’s work in technical design and production management spans 30 years for companies based in Australia and the UK. He works regularly with Andrew Kay and Associates, most recently as Technical Director for two large scale touring video immersive experiences — Monet in Paris and the Van Gogh Alive Experience. Richard is also Technical Director and Lighting Designer for Bluey’s Big Play, The Choir of Man (national and international tours), Noise Boys (international premiere), The Songkeepers, Trainspotting (Australian Tour 2017), Operation Ouch — Live on Stage and Nigel Kennedy Australian tour 2017. Richard has also worked as production manager for Arena Theatre Company, Playbox Theatre Company, Kay and Maclean Productions, ICA, Chunky Move, Lucy Guerin Inc, Chambermade Opera and Malthouse Theatre. He has worked extensively in large scale outdoor events including the M2006 Commonwealth Games Opening and Closing Ceremonies — River, Australian Technical Director for Stade De France’s Ben Hur Stadium Spectacular, AAMI Park Stadium Opening and the 2015 Pacific Games in Papua New Guinea. Alongside his production work, Richard regularly undertakes lighting designs for theatre and spectacle, designs include Spook (Malthouse Theatre), Game Girl (Arena), Outlookers (Arena), Charitable Intent (Melbourne

Festival), Lust (Colour Clinic UK), Salt Creek Murders (Mainstreet Theatre Company), Awave and Waves (Speak Percussion), Multimodal (Lee Serle), and ANICCA (Mathias Schack-Arnott). His technical design and direction work spans festivals, theatre and interactive installations including Screen Worlds (ACMI), Queensland Biennial Festival of Music 2001-03, Mona Foma Festival 2011-13, and Dark Mofo 2013. He has worked with major festivals including Sydney Festival, Melbourne Festival, Out of the Box, Hong Kong and Edinburgh Fringe Festivals. Richard has toured nationally and internationally with Andrew Kay & Associates, Playbox Theatre Company, Kay and Maclean Productions, Queensland Theatre Company, ICA, Chunky Move and Lucy Guerin Inc.

STEN SEVERSON (Sound Designer) Sten’s sound designs have been heard in theaters across the US and in London’s West End. As a partner in Acme Sound Partners he designed Broadway shows and US tours including Hair, In the Heights, The Motherf**ker with the Hat, Merchant of Venice, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, and Avenue Q. Other New York credits include seven seasons at the New York Shakespeare Festival’s Delacorte Theatre, The Total Bent and Venice at the Public Theatre. US regional credits include Fallaci at the Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Family Album at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, No Place to Go at Two River Theatre, Moon for the Misbegotten at Great Lakes Theater Festival,

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and six seasons on the Lowell Davies Festival theatre at San Diego’s Old Globe. As the Sound Director at The Children’s Theatre Company in Minneapolis he designed various productions including Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Last Stop on Market Street, Matilda the Musical, The Sneetches, and Akeelah and the Bee, which transferred to Washington D.C.’s Arena Stage. Sten currently consults on audio and video systems for theaters and other gathering spaces with the firm Schuler Shook. www.schulershook.com

TOM BRANDON (Associate Director) Tom Brandon’s dynamic career spans the West End, international tours and major cruise-line entertainment. A fluent Irish speaker from Rostrevor, Ireland, he trained at Trinity Laban and the Royal Academy of Music in London. He was an original cast member The Choir of Man in London and now serves as Associate Director of its productions worldwide, directing productions in Melbourne, Tampa and in London’s West End — bringing his deep understanding of the show’s heart, humour and musical energy to the production. Tom has also toured globally with the acclaimed Celtic ensembles The Shamrock Tenors and Rhythm of the Dance, appeared with London’s a cappella group The Magnets, and held leadership roles in cruise line entertainment as Vocal Director for Celebrity Cruise Lines and Install Director for Norwegian Cruise Line. Tom is thrilled to bring this exuberant production of The Choir of Man back to the USA!

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Touring Production Manager/Head Carpenter Emma Vize

Stage Manager Sarah Nagengast

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Sound No. 2/Backline Technician Dylan Franz

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Production Electrician Simon Robinson

Production Sound Engineer Forrest Gregor

Production Management .............................................................. JBPM, Jack Boissieux, Emma Vize, Ida Pontoppidan

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PLAYHOUSE SQUARE History

Playhouse Square Education Department

Since its inception in 1998, the Playhouse Square Education Department has remained committed to including the widest possible audience through streaming initiatives, sensory-friendly performances and its social justice series. The department is unique in the performing arts industry for the variety of programs it offers, the partnerships it initiates and the access it provides students, educators and aspiring artists to performing arts professionals. The Education Department oversees The Dazzle Awards presented by Pat and John Chapman, Disney Musicals in Schools presented by Dee and Jimmy Haslam, as well as school matinee performances, Children’s Theater Series and Family Theater Day. The department also manages the free Broadway Buzz pre-show talks that are held before most KeyBank Broadway Series performances. For more than 25 years, the Education Department has offered thousands of events, workshops and classes — most with minimal or no fees thanks to the generosity of our donors — and its nationally recognized performances and arts education programming have impacted hundreds of thousands of people in

Cleveland and around the world, as they have enriched individuals of all backgrounds, abilities and means.

The Playhouse Square Chandelier

The Playhouse Square Chandelier at the intersection of E. 14th and Euclid Ave. is the largest outdoor chandelier in North America with 4200 crystals. The Chandelier is generously presented by GE Lighting, a Savant company.

A Change in History?

One of many fascinating items to be found in the book Playhouse Square: An Entertaining History deals with the infamous John Wilkes Booth. Booth performed locally at the old Academy of Music, which was one of the first drama schools in the country and was located at 1371 W. 6th Street. It was at that Cleveland Academy where he would play his last role prior to performing at Washington D.C.’s Ford Theatre where he would assassinate President Lincoln. (Might history have been changed if the Academy had held over Booth’s play for an extended run?)

There Goes the Neighborhood!

The 1870s ushered in the golden age for Euclid Avenue — known as Millionaire’s Row — as the street became a stretch of grand mansions, with grounds often extending as far as Lake Erie, and stately elm trees arching over the avenue.

But by Cleveland’s Centennial in 1896, Euclid Avenue residents were likely muttering, Well, there goes the neighborhood! as the dirt street was paved with sandstone, and businessmen began to buy up and tear down the mansions and towering elms to make way for commercial ventures.

Streetcar lines on the once totally residential stretch hastened the creation of a commercial district, forcing wealthy families to move even farther east on Euclid Avenue. In another 30 years, the district would see the birth of the five main theaters that would eventually become Playhouse Square.

Basketball on the KeyBank State stage?

The stage of the KeyBank State Theatre is so large that a typical high school gymnasium (complete with basketball court and bleachers) could easily fit on stage. As another point of comparison, three of the Mimi Ohio Theatre stages could fit onto the State’s stage.

The Mural Above the Fireplace

Above the fireplace at the rear of the KeyBank State Theatre auditorium, an original mural hangs despite its near-tragic loss. Removed from the wall in the early 1970s prior to the scheduled demolition of the venue, the mural eventually turned up in the basement of a piano store and was repurchased by Playhouse Square for $200.

The recovered mural was badly torn, having originally been painted on burlap then glued to the wall. The challenge of restoring the artwork fell to the Theater District’s Bonfoey Company. Artisans sanded the glue from the burlap and attached the cleaned mural to canvas via beeswax.

The next step was to clean and restore the work where needed. A stretcher for the canvas had to be custom-made. To eliminate tears and wrinkles, the stretcher was designed to expand and contract with the theater’s climactic changes and held together with springs (no nails or screws). It took Bonfoey employees 18 months to restore the painting at a cost of $8,500.

Although the creator of this mural is unknown, it is suspected to be Italian artist Sampitrotti, who had painted three murals for the original Mimi Ohio Theatre lobby. (Those murals were later destroyed in the Ohio’s 1964 lobby fire.)

World’s Longest Lobby Explained

In 1920 as the Loew’s chain anticipated building in the area that would come to be known as Playhouse Square, it was discovered there wasn’t sufficient room to build two theaters side by side in the available space.

Since it was important that the proposed theater marquees be located on Euclid Avenue, an architectural plan was devised. Even though the KeyBank State Theatre would be completed and open 21 months before the Connor Palace, it was decided to build the KeyBank State behind the Connor Palace. This led to the construction of the KeyBank State’s 320-foot-long lobby, reported to be the longest theater lobby in the world. The Mimi Ohio Theatre would then be built on the other side of the KeyBank State, giving all three theaters the desired Euclid Avenue marquee frontage.

What Would It Cost to Build Them Today?

Even though the Connor Palace is not the largest of the Playhouse Square venues, it was the most costly to build ($3.5 million) by the time it premiered on Nov. 6, 1922. The largest theater, the KeyBank State, (opened Feb. 5, 1921) was built at a cost of $2 million; the Mimi Ohio (Feb. 14, 1921) also cost $2 million, and the Allen’s costs totaled $1.9 million when it opened April 1, 1921. (Exact building costs for the Hanna Theatre — which opened March 28, 1921 — have yet to be uncovered.) In 1977, it was estimated that it would cost $75 million to recreate the Connor Palace.

A Phoenix from the Ashes

In 1964, the Mimi Ohio Theatre lobby and auditorium were destroyed by fire. When the fledgling Playhouse Square organization restored the spaces in 1982, funding and time constraints made it possible only for the auditorium to be fully restored. Thanks to a gift from the George Gund Foundation, the lobby was re-created in its original splendor in 2016. You can watch a documentary about the project, “Restoring the Legacy,” on Playhouse Square’s YouTube channel.

Re-Creating History

We call the completed Mimi Ohio Theatre George Gund Foundation Lobby project a “re-creation” rather than a restoration. Why? There was nothing left to restore after a 1964 fire destroyed the space. To reproduce the lobby’s original 1921 splendor, architects, restoration specialists and Playhouse Square staff conducted exhaustive research of the original drawings by architect Thomas Lamb, photo archives and a few remaining bits of ornamental plaster detail to gain a thorough understanding of the space and inform the plans for re-creating the lobby.

Broadway to Buildings

Where do the arts and real estate go hand-in-hand?

At Playhouse Square, of course! As the theaters began to be restored in the early 1980s, it was thought that developers would step in to build and open businesses around them. When that didn’t happen, Playhouse Square began to steward development of the surrounding neighborhood. In 1999, Playhouse Square became the first performing arts center with a real estate services division, which manages the more than 2.6 million square feet of property owned by the organization and another three million square feet outside the theater district. Other performing arts centers have since looked to our expertise as a model.

YPs Take the Lead

Best known as the masterminds behind the annual Jump Back Ball benefit, Playhouse Square’s young professionals group – Partners – was formed in 1991. Since then, hundreds of young professionals engage with Playhouse Square each year to build leadership skills, raise funds and volunteer in support of our not-for-profit mission, enjoy shows together, network and have fun!

Keeping Up the KeyBank State Theatre

First restored more than 30 years ago, the KeyBank State Theatre was repainted from the street to the proscenium in 2015. The new, cohesive color palette showcases the beauty and craftsmanship of the nearly 100-year-old theater. It took 25 painters 12,500 hours and 595 gallons of paint in 15 different colors to complete the project, which also included 6000 sheets of new metal leafing in the auditorium dome and the application of a historically accurate wall-covering

design. While the theater was dark, its lighting fixtures and restrooms received major upgrades.

What’s in a Logo?

The Playhouse Square logo we use today — a tilted burgundy square with a capital P in its center — was introduced in 2008 to capture the enduring spirit of entertainment and excitement. Each of the logo’s graphic elements has meaning: the exclamation point with a star in the “P” symbolizes excitement and innovation; the swirl in the “P” represents creativity and forward motion; the tilted square symbolizes Playhouse Square as a destination; and the burgundy color gives nod to the color scheme of our historic theaters.

Going Green

While red is the color most often associated with theaters, Playhouse Square is making efforts to go “green.” You will find receptacles for recycling paper, plastic and cans throughout the complex. Lighting fixtures are being switched to LED for

increased energy efficiency. And the Playhouse Square administrative office is making strides towards going paperless.

Patterns in Plaster

As you walk through the theaters, you may notice various patterns within the plaster decoration. Common are dentil, lamb tongue, rope and rosettes. Other patterns you may see have been associated with certain meanings since they were first used hundreds or even thousands of years ago, such as the acanthus leaf (immortality), egg and dart (life and death), and the palm leaf, first used in ancient Egypt as a reference to the Nile River. In the KeyBank State Theatre, if you look closely and carefully, you can find ox skulls, which were believed to offer protection from natural elements. And throughout the theaters, you will find griffins, mythical creatures thought of as guardians.

The ”Blue Urn”

On the mezzanine level of the Connor Palace lobby, you’ll find a cobalt blue urn sitting on a marble base. The urn, weighing 325 pounds, was made in Sevres, France before WWI. It is said that its twin resides in the Louvre Museum.

The Show That Saved Playhouse Square

After seeing a performance of Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris at Cleveland State University, Ray Shepardson — the man who was the driving force behind the saving of Playhouse Square’s theaters — decided to stage the show in the KeyBank State Theatre lobby for three weeks. Clevelanders flocked to the performances and the show’s run extended to more than two years, proving that audiences would return to Playhouse Square and to downtown.

In Residence

Playhouse Square is proud to be the home of eight resident companies: The City Club of Cleveland, Cleveland Ballet, Cleveland International Film Festival, Cleveland Play House, Cleveland State University Department of Theatre and Dance, DANCECleveland, Great Lakes Theater and Tri-C JazzFest.

You Can Find Us on YouTube

There’s lots to see on the Playhouse Square YouTube

channel: show content; interviews; videos about our education programs and what it’s like to be a RedCoat; documentaries about our history, the re-creation of the Mimi Ohio Gund Foundation Lobby, and our 2021 reopening ... and more!

A League of Our Own

Playhouse Square is a member of The Broadway League, the national trade association for the Broadway industry. Formed in 1930, members include theater owners and operators, producers, presenters, general managers and suppliers throughout North America.

Marquees on Display

The Playhouse Square District is shining brighter than ever before with our magnificent marquees and outdoor digital signage. The marquees’ designs were inspired by each historic theater with the ceiling of each marquee capturing elements from the grand ceiling of its respective theater. The marquees are equipped with localized sound to welcome audiences with thematic soundtracks, as well as sustainable, energy-efficient LED lighting that can complement shows, holidays and other themes. Guests can catch the Marquee Moment presented by GE Lighting, a Savant company, every night before entering and leaving their performances at the theaters.

Officially Historic

In 1978, Playhouse Square was added to the National Register of Historic Places, the official list of U.S. historic sites worthy of preservation. Authorized by the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, the National Park Service’s National Register of Historic Places is part of a program to coordinate and support public and private efforts to identify, evaluate and protect America’s historic and archeological resources.

What Were They Watching?

When Playhouse Square’s historic theaters first opened, popular forms of entertainment included vaudeville and silent films. A vaudeville show would feature a variety of acts including burlesque, comedy, and song and dance. Silent films were accompanied by live music, usually played on an organ, that would accentuate and punctuate the action on screen.

Roman Rotunda

The design for the Allen Theatre’s rotunda was inspired by the Villa Madama near Rome. Commissioned by Cardinal de’ Medici, the Villa was created by Raphael and Giovanni da Udine. The direct influence of the Villa Madama can be found in the rotunda’s paintings and color palette, as well as the original floor plan for the theater and lobby.

Building Cleveland

The original builder of the Allen and Hanna Theatres — John Gill & Sons Co. — also built Judson Manor (known then as Wade Park Manor), the Federal Reserve Bank and the Terminal Tower.

Performers Help Restore Playhouse Square

During her 1996 run of Kiss of the Spider Woman, legendary Broadway star Chita Rivera was given a guided tour of Playhouse Square. As she followed her tour guide into the State auditorium, an excited Chita pointed to the mezzanine railing and proudly exclaimed, I helped paint that! Indeed, she had. In 1984, Chita had last played Playhouse Square when much restoration remained, and during her free time willingly added her brush strokes to the history of the State. Likewise, Mary Travers of Peter, Paul & Mary fame also performed at the KeyBank State Theatre several times during its early restoration. She became so enthusiastic over the restoration process that she would climb the scaffolding and help paint the ceiling. Like Chita, on a return visit, Mary pointed out the ceiling area that she had helped paint (just-above-and-to-the-left of the Men’s Room doorway on the mezzanine).

Seating Styles to Suit

The Hanna Theatre features seven different styles of seating, though none is ever more than 13 rows from the action. You can choose from traditional theater seating in the orchestra or balcony, club chairs, banquettes, bar stools, lounge seating and historic or balcony boxes.

A Curtain with History

It is has long been common practice for touring shows and performers to leave their mark backstage: some sign walls, some sign posters to be

hung by theater staff and crew, and some attach t-shirts or posters, create drawings or sign onto the theater curtain itself. From its opening in 1921 through the 1980s, hundreds of such t-shirts, drawings and signatures accumulated on the Hanna Theatre curtain, now housed in the Special Collections Department of the Cleveland State University library.

The Power of Three

The Power of Three: The Allen Theatre Project brought Cleveland Play House, Cleveland State University and Playhouse Square together as partners to reconfigure the Allen Theatre, build the Outcalt Theatre and The Helen, and create a new pedestrian walkway from the Playhouse Square parking garage to the theaters. This partnership would bring Cleveland Play House and Cleveland State University’s Department of Theatre and Dance to Playhouse Square as resident companies.

Young STARS Shine At Playhouse Square

You might see volunteer RedCoats from time to time who look like they’re not old enough to vote — and they aren’t. These youths are part of the successful STARS (Students Take A Role at the Square) program, where older students volunteer to usher at Broadway Series shows, concerts and other special events at the theaters. While the STARS program can be interesting and fun for all students, it becomes a particularly invaluable opportunity to gain experience and behind-thescenes knowledge for those students who are planning future careers in the performing arts.

The KeyBank State Theatre Murals

The four murals on the walls of the KeyBank State Theatre lobby were painted by American Modernist James Daugherty (1890-1974), whose work hangs in the Museum of Modern Art, the Whitney Museum and the Smithsonian. One of the murals, The Spirit of Cinema, was featured on the cover of Life magazine on February 20, 1970. It was that national attention that became the convincing argument to save the venue from the wrecking ball. Destruction of the State would also have meant the loss of the original historic Daugherty murals, since they are painted directly on the walls. Today they are the only Daugherty works which remain at the original site where they were painted.

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Guest Assistance

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Smoking Policy

Smoking, including electronic smoking or “vaping,” is not permitted indoors at Playhouse Square.

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Photography and Recording

Taking photos and recording audio and/or video of the performance are strictly prohibited.

Mobile Devices

The experience of a live performance can be ruined by the interruption of ringtones, vibrating phones or conversation. The magic of a darkened theater can be disrupted by the light of someone text messaging as well. Please be considerate to others and remember to turn off your cell phone for the duration of the show.

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Playhouse Square gratefully acknowledges the people of Cuyahoga County for their historical support to theater restoration, upkeep and programming, as well as through their ongoing contributions through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture.

MARCH

Lucy Darling Primary Trust

The Choir of Man

Rachmaninoff and the Tsar

The Adventures of Tortoise & Hare: The Next Gen

Water For Elephants

Rachmaninoff and the Tsar

Water For Elephants

Handel’s Messiah

Macbeth

Water For Elephants

Macbeth

Tartuffe Starmites

Tartuffe Starmites

The Sound of Music

Tartuffe

Ms. Holmes & Ms. Watson – Apt. 2B

Steve Martin & Martin Short

Zarna Garg

The Choir of Man The Choir of Man Epiphany Stardew Valley: Symphony of Seasons

Water For Elephants

Attack on Titan: Beyond the Walls Tour

The Choir of Man Epiphany Rachmaninoff and the Tsar

Water For Elephants

Rachmaninoff and the Tsar

Water For Elephants Water For Elephants

Water For Elephants

Rachmaninoff and the Tsar

The Choir of Man Flanagan’s Wake Epiphany Rachmaninoff /Tsar

Hollywood Blockbusters feat. Neil Zaza

Water For Elephants

Flanagan’s Wake

Rachmaninoff and the Tsar

Chelsea Handler

Water For Elephants

Water For Elephants

Flanagan’s Wake

Handel’s Messiah

Macbeth

Water For Elephants

Mae Martin

Water For Elephants Macbeth

Water For Elephants Macbeth

Water For Elephants

Flanagan’s Wake Macbeth

Tom Papa

APRIL

Flanagan’s Wake Macbeth

The Choir of Man Flanagan’s Wake Epiphany Rachmaninoff/Tsar

Tortoise & Hare: The Next Gen

Kathleen Madigan

Water For Elephants

Flanagan’s Wake Rachmaninoff and the Tsar

Lords of The Sound/ Music of Hans Zimmer

Water For Elephants

Flanagan’s Wake Handel’s Messiah

Macbeth

Playhouse Square Public Tours

Water For Elephants

Flanagan’s Wake Macbeth

Ballet Unbound

Flanagan’s Wake Macbeth

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Tartuffe Tartuffe Starmites

Flanagan’s Wake Tartuffe

Starmites

Bob Dylan

Tartuffe Tartuffe Starmites

Flanagan’s Wake Tartuffe

Starmites

Flanagan’s Wake Tartuffe

Starmites

Pete Correale

Flanagan’s Wake Tartuffe Starmites

The

The Sound of Music

Flanagan’s Wake Tartuffe

Ms. Holmes & Ms. Watson – Apt. 2B

An Evening with David Sedaris

The Outsiders

Ms. Holmes & Ms. Watson – Apt. 2B

The Sound of Music

Flanagan’s Wake Tartuffe

Ms.Holmes/Watson

PS Public Tours

YY Dance Company

Martin & Short