Lewis Family Playhouseat Victoria Gardens Cultural CenterRancho Cucamonga

Owned and Operated by the City of Rancho Cucamonga

Ahoy there, Mateys!“Shiver me Timbers.” The Black Spot. An X

on amapmarking buried treasure. Amanwitha wooden leg. Did you know that all of theseiconic images of pirate adventures werepopularized in Robert Louis Stevenson’s 1883novel? It is such a thrill to end our seasonwith this classic tale.

Set in the 1750’s, this coming-of-age storyhas been re-imagined for our contemporaryaudiences by director Robert Castro and hiswonderful team. Keeping the flavor of theoriginal, MainStreet’s production also addssome unexpected elements, which we hopewill resonate with our young audiences.

Those of you who are familiar with thebook and its countless film adaptations willrecognize memorable characters such as LongJohnSilver, BenGunnand thedreadedCaptainFlint. I hope that this version of Treasure Islandwill enthrall and surprise you. I encourage youto share your reactions with us through lettersor posts on our MainStreet Theatre CompanyFacebook page!

I also hope that you’ll join us again nextseason (our 5th!) for three more wonderfulstories. Starting with Lilly’s Purple PlasticPurse in October, the season continues withThe Gingerbread Man in January, and amusicaladaptation of Anne of Green Gables next May.These three shows are full of rich characterswho share an exuberant outlook on life, andwhose very different adventures lead themto understand the true meaning of loveand friendship.

But for now, get ready to join our talentedpirate crew for an adventure of a lifetime tothatmysterious island somewhere on theHighSeas, where treasure - and danger - waits!

Mireya (Murry) HepnerProducerMainStreet Theatre Company

We are extremely proud that our beautiful Lewis FamilyPlayhouse at the Victoria Gardens Cultural Center and our veryown resident professional theatre company, the MainStreetTheatre Company offers our community performances that arespecifically designed for children, school groups and familyaudiences. There is no greater joy for all of us than seeing ayoung person’s face as they watch with anticipation classic andcontemporary children’s literature come to life on our stage.To date, over 100,000 children and families have attended ourTYA productions

Thanks to a generous grant from the Rancho CucamongaCommunity Foundation we are able to continue our Artist inResidence program in conjunction with this production byproviding hands-onworkshops at local schools for school-agedchildren. Through this program students participated in swashbuckling sessions learning about various parts of pirate ships as well as learning the fine art ofpirate fighting. Lastly, actors from our Treasure Island production will attend a local Quakes game tosword fight with Tremor!

We hope that you enjoy your visit to the Lewis Family Playhouse at the Victoria Gardens CulturalCenter. We are pleased that many new guests continue to be a part of our audiences for eachperformance at the Playhouse. Of course, we are especially thrilled that so many of our audiences arereturning patrons – we thank you for your continued support and welcome you back. Now, we inviteyou all to sit back, relax and enjoy MainStreet Theatre Company’s gripping adventure tale full of piratesand buried gold in our production of Treasure Island.

The entire City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga welcomes youto our final Theatre for Young Audiences production of the season.

CITY COUNCILDonald J. Kurth, M.D. MAYOR

L. Dennis Michael MAYOR PRO TEMRex Gutierrez COUNCIL MEMBER

Sam Spagnolo COUNCIL MEMBERDianeWilliams COUNCIL MEMBER

OTHER ELECTED OFFICIALSJames C. Frost CITY TREASURERJanice Reynolds CITY CLERK

Jack Lam, AICP CITY MANAGER

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Target Supports the ArtsEveryday Inspiration, Everywhere

Did you know that Target donates $3 million a weekacross the country for arts programming?

Here at the Lewis Family Playhouse, Target has been a supporterof the MainStreet Theatre Company since its inception in 2006!Reduced-priced “Target Family Weekends” is the commitment toquality family theatrical experiences that represents thepartnership between Target, the Rancho Cucamonga CommunityFoundation and the City of Rancho Cucamonga. Target hassupported school field trips to the theatre for thousands ofchildren this season and we are grateful that their support will

continue in the upcoming 2010-2011 season.

We gratefully acknowledge the generosityand support from our show sponsors.

ARTIST IN RESIDENCE PROGRAMThanks to an "Artist in Residence" grant from the Rancho CucamongaCommunity Foundation,we've been able to send artists into some local schoolsfor a few "hands-on" workshops in conjunction with our MainStreet TheatreCompany productions. Workshops have included teaching kids how to writea song, and sessions where students learned about different parts of a shipand how to fight like a pirate. We plan to offer more outreach opportunitiesnext season! If you're a teacher and would be interested in participating inour outreach sessions next year, please contact Mireya "Murry" Hepner at909-477-2775.

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TheMainStreet Theatre Companywas created bythe City of Rancho Cucamonga in 2006 toprovide imaginative, professional theatreproductions specifically designed for youth,school and family audiences. With productionsthat rival any of the well established children’stheatre companies in the country, theMainStreetTheatre Company shows enchant and entertainschool groups (over 100,000 children to date!)and families alike, bringing the magic of theatreto thousands of children who had never seen alive performance before.

In our fourth season, we continue to work withwonderfully gifted directors and designers tohelp us achieve our task of providing the highestquality productions for our community. Ourtalented professional actors not only bring theproductions to life, but graciously participate inquestion and answer sessions with schoolgroups and meet children and their familiesafter all of our public performances.

Here at the MainStreet TheatreCompany we are determinedto continue to give childrenmemories that they will cherishtheir entire lives.

We would like to give aspecial thank you to ourMainStreet Theatre Companysubscribers for their continuedsupport. For more informationon the MainStreet TheatreCompany, visit us on-line atwww.lewisfamilyplayhouse.comand follow us on Facebookby becoming a fan of theMainStreet Theatre Companyat www.facebook.com/MainStreetTheatreCompany.

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Adapted for the stage by Jonathan BoltBased on the novel by Robert Louis Stevenson

FEATURING

MATT HENERSON

JEREMY LELLIOTT

MICHAEL MANUEL

MARK MCCRACKEN

LARRY REINHOLDT-MEYER

ANDREW ROSSWYNN

TREASURE ISLAND was originally commissioned and produced byTheatreworks/USA of New York City

Directed by Robert Castro

MAY 8 – 22, 2010

VICTORIA PETROVICHScenic Design

JAYMI LEE SMITHLighting Design

RAQUEL BARRETOCostume Design

JOHN ZALEWSKISound Design & Original Music

BRIAN DANNERFight Choreographer

RONN GOSWICKStage Manager

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THE CAST(in order of appearance)

JIM HAWKINS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeremy Lelliott

BILLY BONES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Andrew Ross Wynn

DR. LIVESEY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Larry Reinhardt-Meyer

BLIND PEW. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Michael Manuel

ISRAEL HANDS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mark McCracken

TOM MORGAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Larry Reinhardt-Meyer

SQUIRE TRELAWNY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Michael Manuel

LONG JOHN SILVER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Matthew Henerson

CAPTAIN SMOLLETT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Andrew Ross Wynn

HARRY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Andrew Ross Wynn

DIRK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Michael Manuel

BEN GUNN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mark McCracken

Please check houseboards for any program changes.

Taking pictures and/or making visual or sound recordings is expressly forbidden

The MainStreet Theatre Company is a professional companyemploying members of Actor’s Equity Association.

who’swho’sin the castin the cast

whoMATTHEW HENERSON

MATTHEW HENERSON (LONG JOHN SILVER) is delighted to return toMainStreet, where he last appeared as Mr. Van Daan in Dreams ofAnne Frank. He has worked locally at the Ahmanson,A NoiseWithin,Antaeus, the Colony, EastWest Players, Furious Theatre Company, theIndependent Shakespeare Company, International City Theatre, andSouth Coast Repertory, regionally at the American ConservatoryTheatre, American Repertory Theatre, La Jolla Playhouse, Northern

Stage, San Diego Repertory, and San Jose Repertory, and at Shakespeare festivals in Arizona,Colorado,Marin,San Francisco,Santa Cruz andUtah. Recentwork includesTevye in Fiddler on theRoof, Ragueneau in Cyrano de Bergerac and Dromio in Comedy of Errors (Utah ShakespeareanFestival),Burgess in Candida (The Colony) and Stanley in Richard III (A NoiseWithin.) On camera,Matt has appeared in The Bernie Mac Show, Torn Apart (Lifetime), Robert Zemeckis’ ChristmasCarol and the upcoming features Ticking Clock (Sony) andMars NeedsMoms (Disney).

JEREMY LELLIOTT

JEREMY LELLIOTT (JIM HAWKINS) is thrilled to return to MainStreetTheatre Company, after appearing here in Cinderella and Dreams ofAnne Frank. He will be seen beginning this summer in the WorldPremiere musical Mix Tape at Lamb's Players Theatre. Other recentproductions include The Changeling for Independent ShakespeareCompany and Good Boys for Mo'elelo Performing Arts & The La JollaPlayhouse. Jeremy received his M.F.A. in Acting from California StateUniversity, Fullerton and serves as the artistic director of Coeurage

Theatre Company. Many thank-you's to Robert and Murry, you are an actor's dream.

MICHAEL MANUEL

MICHAEL MANUEL (SQUIRE TRELAWNEY/BLIND PEW) is happy to bereturning to theMainStreetTheatre Companywhere hewas last seenas Centipede and Aunt Sponge in James and the Giant Peach. Mostrecently he was seen as Andre Thibault in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels atthe Interact Theatre Company. Michael has worked in regionaltheatres across the country from the Empty Space, Seattle Rep andGroup theaters in Seattle to the Yale Rep, NJSF and Theatre For aNewAudience on the East coast. In Los Angeles,Michael has worked

with the Mark Taper Forum, Cornerstone, A Noise Within, Geffen Playhouse, Interact TheatreCompany, Pasadena Playhouse, About Productions, Parson’s Nose and South Coast Rep. He has

appeared in numerous television programs and films, most recently in NationalTreasure 2: Book of Secrets. Michael is a graduate of the Yale School of Drama.8 Box Office (909) 477-2752

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LARRY REINHARDT-MEYER

LARRY REINHARDT-MEYER (DR. LIVESEY, TOM MORGAN) ispleased to be making his MainStreet Theatre Company debut.Theatre credits include: The Man (u/s), God Save Gertrude, TheTheatre @ Boston Court; Gruppenfuhrer Reinhard Heydrich, AllSteps Necessary, Inkwell Theatre; Edmund in Chuck Mee's"Summertime", The T@BC; Peter/Phil, Patience, Spotlight TheatreCompany;Lee,TrueWest,Civic Arts Rep, (Shellie Award,Best ActorNominee); Andrew Rodman, Lillian Hellman's Days to Come,

Theatre Next in NYC; John Landis, Fifth of July, Actor's Ensemble; Tristram, Taking Steps,TheatreWorks of Palo Alto. Film: Recently played Thomas Edison in Nick & MichaelRegalbuto's homage to The Lumiere Bros., La Premiere, (It won 2nd Place at The DoorpostCompetition and was recently written up in American Cinemateque.); Officer MacReady inWill Eisner’s: The Spirit, directed by Frank Miller; Leads in The Catharsis of Foster Penski; MultiAward-Winning Festival hit Punching Hitler; Genuine Magic (adapted from an H.G. Wellsshort story); Narrative Voiceover on the reverent Bio-Documentary, AWalk of Wisdom; TheMae Chee Sansanee Story. Television: All My Children, City Kids, Swift Justice, Feds andnumerous commercials.

MARKMCCRACKEN

MARKMCCRACKEN (BENNGUNN/ISRAEL HANDS) is pleased to behere and to be working with this great cast. He started out inNew York, Off-Broadway. Then went to Miami, where he cut histeeth on everything from sketch comedy to TV shows. Afterseveral years he moved to L.A. and started a family, whose loveand support he is very grateful for. A couple of cool things he'sdone: Toured as Fagin in Cameron Mackintosh’s Oliver. Played adigital cartoon character for Jim Henson’s wonderful gang. Made

friends with a Medal of Honor winning vet he was portraying in a feature. Pretty amazing.In addition to acting and special effects work, he’s also a published playwright, songwriterand cartoonist. Thanks for coming! Enjoy the show!

ANDREW ROSSWYNN

ANDREW ROSSWYNN (BILLY BONES,CAPTAIN SMOLLETT) comesfrom our nation’s capitol. He received his Equity card at theKennedy Center in the world premiere of Alexander and TheTerrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day. Mr. Wynn workedextensively in D.C., eventually being nominated for their HelenHayes award. Since his move to Los Angeles, Andrew has playedmany of L.A.’s top theaters including Pasadena Playhouse,Laguna Playhouse, International City Theatre and A NoiseWithin.

Recent television credits include the second season premiere of TheMentalist and the cultfavorite Tim and Eric Awesome Show,Great Job!

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ROBERT CASTRO (Director) Most recently,Artistic Associate at Mark Taper Forum/CenterTheatre Group. Served as Associate Artist withthe Institute on the Arts and Civic Dialogueat ART/Harvard University. Recipient of theNEA/TCG Fellowship for Directors and NewGenerations grant. Member of New York TheatreWorkshop and Lincoln Center Theater DirectorsLab. He also directed the MainStreet TheatreCompany productions of Dreams of Anne Frankand Ferdinand the Bull.

BRIAN DANNER (Fight Choreographer)BFA, the University of Texas at Austin. Brian isthrilled to be working with The MainStreetTheatre Company. Recognized by the LosAngeles Drama Critics Circle and LA Weeky,Danner has choreographed violence for ThePasadena Playhouse’s Little Foxes, The BansheeTheatre’s MacBeth and Furious Theatre’s HunterGatherers. Television credits for the The HistoryChannel include Brian as Leonidas in The LastStand of the 300, Jonathon in Bible Battles, Joaband Vercengetorix in the Interactive TV Industryaward winning Battles B and Modern Family,all for which he provided sword fightchoreography. Recent films include I Love You,Man with Paul Rudd and the upcoming YourHighness as Natalie Portman’s broadswordtrainer. Currently the Director of Stage Combatfor the American Academy of Dramatic ArtsHollywood, Brian is also the owner of SwordFights Inc, fight training and choreography forfilm, television and stage.

VICTORIA PETROVICH (Scenic Design)returns to MainStreet where she designed setsand costumes for Dreams of Anne Frank andFerdinand The Bull. She has collaborated withdirector-choreographers such as Anne Bogart

and Martha Clark, and with BillIrwin (Scapin, Dr. Bigscreen,Interactive Media) as performer/

director. New Music-Theater work includes workwith director Ben Krywosz (The Last Five Years,Hearts on Fire, Without Color and Snow Leopard,Blondell Cummings, choreographer); costumedesign for Mort Subotnick’s Jacob’s Room(American NewMusic-Theater Festival). Costumedesign for LA Opera’s Journey to Cordoba (JoseLuis Valenzuela) and set & costumes forMinnesota Opera/New Music Theatre Ensemble’sThe Juniper Tree (Krywosz); Eve Ensler’s Ladies,TheGriffin & The Minor Canon (Lynn Taylor Corbett)produced by New Music-Theater Group in NYC.Roots in socio-political theater and ritual,particularly California culture, were establishedwith El Teatro Campesino and Culture Clash’s TheMission at La Jolla Playhouse. Recent productionswith East West Players include Imelda, Passion,SistersMatsumoto,A FunnyThingHappened on theway to the Forum, Golden Child; and the co-production of The Theory of Everything withSingapore Repertory Theatre. Petrovich hasreceived Drama-logue awards for her set designsof The Women (Bogart) and Lips Together TeethApart at South Coast Repertory, the 2004 LATheatre Critics Circle Award for OutstandingAchievement in Set Design of Sondheim’s Passionproduced by EastWest Players; andThe AmericanTheatreWing nomination for best set design, off-Broadway for Paradise for theWorried. She teachesdesign and digital media in the Theatre & DanceDepartment at UC San Diego.

RAQUEL BARRETO (Costume Designer)has recently completed her third season at theCalifornia Shakespeare Theater designingcostumes for Romeoand Juliet. Her previousworkwith the company includes Uncle Vanya, Periclesand The Triumph of Love. She relocated to LosAngeles from the San Francisco Bay Area, whereshe had been designing and teaching for severalyears, and where her designs have been seen atthe Magic Theater, Campo Santo, Encore Theater,the San Francisco Lyric Opera, The Cutting Ball

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Theater, ODC Theater, Robert Moses and theZellerbach stage at UC Berkeley. In Los Angeles,she has recently designed Fire Island at UCLA,Philoketes at the Getty Villa Theater Lab and ThreeSisters for Chalk Repertory Theater. A native ofBrazil, she received an MFA from UC San Diegoand teaches Costume Design at UCLA.

JAYMI LEE SMITH (Lighting Designer) isthrilled tobeworkingwith theMainStreetTheatreCompany for the first time. She has spentmost ofher career in Chicago where she worked forcompanies such as Steppenwolf, The Goodman,The Court Theatre, Lookingglass, Northlight,Victory Gardens and Irish Repertory amongothers. In California, she has worked withPasadena Playhouse, South Coast Repertory,The Getty Villa,Marin Theatre,San Jose Repertory,The Blank Theatre and Syzergy. Regional creditsinclude Utah Shakespeare, The Alliance Theatre,Hartford Stage, Milwaukee Repertory andMadison Repertory. Her work has also been seenin China, Italy, Spain, Scotland and Ireland. She iscurrently an Assistant Professor of LightingDesign and Associate Head of Design at TheUniversity of California, Irvine.

JOHN ZALEWSKI (Sound Designer andOriginal Music) is a sound and visual artist,designer and narrative scorer based in LosAngeles. He's won multiple awards for his work,including Ovations, Garlands, LA Weeklys andeven two of the very last Dramalogue Awards.He's a grateful alum of the TCG/NEA designerfellowship and has designed and scored forinstitutions like The Humana Festival, LA Phil,CTG,South Coast Rep, Geffen, Pasadena Playhouse,EWP, LATC, Boston Court, Redcat, Actors' Gang,Evidence Room, Padua Playwrights, NY Fringe,

Lewis Family Playhouse and sundry others inLA and NY. He also scores to picture. For theMainStreet Theatre Company John has designedsound for Dreams of Anne Frank, The BFG, JamesandThe Giant Peach and Ferdinand the Bull.

ANGELICA YNFANTE (Prop Master) is aTexas State University Graduate, with a BFA intheatre.She has beenworking for the past 4 yearsin professional theatre and in those 4 years shehas worked in Texas, Virginia, West Virginia,Vermont, New York, Cancun Mexico, Tennessee,Kentucky, till finally she made it to sunnyCalifornia where she is currently the propsmistress with San Diego Repertory Theatre andworked with project playwrights in 2010.

RONN GOSWICK (Stage Manager) hasworkedonover 100productions, including showsat Pasadena Playhouse,TUTS in Houston,San JoseCivic Light Opera, Musical Theatre West, San JoseStage, Hollywood Bowl, San Diego Rep, BerryGordy, the Luxor Hotel and Casino, the SaharaHotel and Casino, the Gypsy Kings musical, Zorroand most recently the Broadway bound Baby It’sYou. He is thrilled to be making his MainStreetTheatre Company debut with Treasure Island.

JONATHAN BOLT (Playwright) Jonathan’sfirst play, Threads, premiered at New York City'sfamed Circle Repertory Company. To Culebraand The Whore and H’empress premiered atActors Theatre of Louisville. His experiencedirecting a Communist Bulgarian theatercompany led to his romantic comedy, Oh!Dubrovnik! He is the book author of the musicalGlimmerglass, produced at the GoodspeedOpera House and of six plays and musicalsproduced by Theatreworks USA, America’slargest producer of theatre for youngaudiences. He is a principal director at theAmerican Academy of Dramatic Arts in NewYork and head of the third year productioncompany. He is a recipient of grants from theNew York State Creative Artist Program, thePilgrim Project, the Berilla Kerr Award and aNew York Drama League Award for Playwriting.

TONY SCHONDEL (Technical Coordinator)comes to us with an extensive performing artstechnical background working as a ProductionManager and Tour Manager for ColumbiaArtists Theatricals, as well as a CompanyManager & Technical Director for concert tours

Tech Director Tony Schondel and Stage ManagerRonn Goswick

with such known artists as Ben Vereen, IsaacHayes, Savion Glover, Al Stewart, Ben Gazarraand the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Tony’sbackground also includes television, video andradio production.

ANNETTEMUMOLO (Marketing Coordinator)our seasoned Entertainment veteran isresponsible for the marketing and publicrelations efforts for the Lewis Family Playhouse.Prior to the Lewis Family Playhouse, Annetteserved as Media Relations Specialist for ABCCable Networks where she was responsible formarketing original movies and series includingDisney Channel's Gotta Kick It Up, Cheetah Girls,Even Stevens and ABC Family's So Little Time,Spider-Man and Power Rangers. Prior to ABCCable Networks Group, Annette served asPublicist for Fox Family Channel/Fox KidsNetwork where she managed publicity effortsfor daytime programming, concert specials andspecial events working with a diversity of talentincluding NoDoubt,Christina Aguilera,Mary-Kate& Ashley Olsen and Captain Kangaroo.

MIREYA (MURRY) HEPNER (Producer,MainStreet Theatre Company) has a BA in Theatrefrom UCLA, trained as a stage manager at theLondon Academy of Music and Drama and as anArts Manager in the MFA program at BrooklynCollege. She has worked on Broadway, OffBroadway, in RegionalTheatre,on the road andona variety of special events.Murry feels fortunate tohave crossed paths with many luminaries of theAmerican theatre, and people she's worked withrun the gamut from JoAnne Akalaitis to Julie

Andrews. Some of her diverseprojects over the last twenty five

years include stage managing the originalproduction of James Lapine and StephenSondheim's Passion, being a coordinatingproducer for AnnaDeavere Smith’sHouseArrest atArena Stage, and touring the U.S. and Australiawith legendary mime Marcel Marceau, just toname a few. Murry has been responsible for themanagement and creative supervision of theMainStreet Theatre Company productions sincethe company’s inception in 2006.

ACTORS' EQUITY ASSOCIATION,founded in 1913, is the labor union thatrepresents more than 48,000 Actors and StageManagers in the United States. Equity seeks toadvance,promote and foster the art of live theatreas an essential component of our society. Equitynegotiates wages and working conditions andprovides a wide range of benefits, includinghealth and pension plans, for its members.

The MainStreet Theatre Company is amember of LA Stage Alliance. LA StageAlliance is a 501 (c) (3) non profitorganization dedicated to building

awareness, appreciation and support for theperforming arts in Greater Los Angeles throughcommunity building, collaborative marketing,audience development,professional developmentto strengthen operations for members andadvocacy.

PRODUCTION CREDITSPublicity/Public Relations: Larry Aldrich & AssociatesAssistant Stage Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeremy LelliottProduction Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dave MeyerhoferFight Captain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Larry Reinhardt-MeyerProp Master . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Angelica YnfanteMaster Carpenter/Rigger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mario SanchezMaster Electrician . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Matt MoreauSound Engineer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Andrew NagyWardrobe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jamie BrownDeck Crew . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alayna Aguilera, Rob OlsonFollow Spot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mitch AvilesScenic Artist (sails) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mary HeilmanMarketing Assistants . . . . Nohemi Rivera, Shaun HusseinShow Graphic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tina Haatainen-JonesProduction Photographer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ed Kreiger

Set Built by Elephant Set Studio Scenery

Special Thanks to: San Diego Repertory Theatre,Rancho Cucamonga Quakes, Sword Fights. Inc,UCLA

Natural herb cough drops courtesy of Ricola USA, Inc.

The Set and Lighting Designers aremembers of USA Local 829

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ACROSS3. Departure Point6. Says “pieces of eight”9. Name of the ship10. Buys the ship14. Captain of the ship17. Blind _________18. Jim and his mother run it21. Number of years Ben Gunn is

marooned on the Island23. What is buried on the Island

DOWN1. Jim’s last name2. Long John Silver’s job on the ship4. Mark of death:The Black ________5. Ship’s Doctor7. Jim’s job on the ship8. Has a wooden leg11. Gives Jim the map12. Likes cheese13. Book’s author: Robert Louis _______15. Buried the treasure16. Something the pirates want17. What the ship’s crew really are!19. Tall vertical pole which supports the ship’s sails20. Fruit in Jim’s hiding place22. Yo Ho Ho and a bottle of ________

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Costume DesignerRaquel Barreto

Special Thanks

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The Lewis Family Playhouse gratefully acknowledges thegenerous contributions of the following Official Partners,PAL Donors and program supporters.

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P ER FORMANCE SPONSORS

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Randall and Janell Lewis

RANCHO CUCAMONGA COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONBANK OF AMERICA · RANDALL AND JANELL LEWISTARGET · THE HAYNES FOUNDATION · VG KIDZ · KVCR

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EMERALD: $50,000 - $99,999Friends of the Rancho Cucamonga Public LibraryRotary Club of Rancho CucamongaRancho Cucamonga QuakesSan Antonio Community Hospital

RUBY: $25,000 - $49,999C.W. DriverForest City Commercial DevelopmentHSBCJ.T. Storm DevelopmentNational Community RenaissanceWells FargoWLC/Pitassi Architects

SAPPHIRE: $10,000 - $24,999Fritz Coleman NBC 4Weathercaster & Stand-up ComicCucamonga Valley Water DistrictFleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine BarThe Haynes FoundationHoward and Sharon BorensteinL. Dennis Michael and Dr. Regina HoltMt. View Emergency PhysiciansPitassi Architects Inc.Rancho Cucamonga Community FoundationRancho Cucamonga Library FoundationRancho Cucamonga Woman’s ClubRancho Specialty HospitalRealty Executives – Rancho CucamongaStone and YoungbergTAMCO SteelTotal Wine & MoreU.S. BankVavrinek, Trine, Day & Company, LLPVictoria Promenade – The Yik FamilyPaul and Diane WilliamsWorkforce Homebuilders LLC

PEARL: $5,000 - $9,999American Building SupplyAlta Loma Psychological

Dr. Steven and Taro BaragBase Line Dental PracticeBest, Best and Krieger LLPBonaldo Design Group & Bonaldo EngineeringBruce and Laurie BowneCalifornia Statewide Certified Development CorporationCharlotte CarrariDr. Victor and Bev ChingDr. Harvey and Karen CohenCMC Fontana SteelThe Dick Dahler FamilyLinda and Jim DanielsEMCOR ServicesThe Filippi WineryG/M Business InteriorsThe Gas CompanyDr. & Mrs. Scott GoldmanDr. and Mrs. Wallace GosneyDan Guerra & AssociatesThe Gutierrez Family & Friends of Rex GutierrezThe Howdyshell FamilyJack and Linda LamMacy’s – Rancho CucamongaLloyd and Marian MichaelMillennium ImagingPFF Bank and TrustDoug and Francie PalmerRancho Cucamonga Chamber of CommerceRancho Cucamonga Kiwanis ClubRE/MAX LegendsRichards, Watson & GershonSpaggi's RestaurantTeam Physical TherapyAnne ViricelRuss and Kris WarnerWestern National ContractorsRay and Karen WimberlyMary Alice Whitney and FamilyYounger and Associates

DIAMOND: $100,000 +The Lewis FamilyBank of America FoundationChuck, Suzanne and Charlie BuquetBurrtec Waste Industries, Inc.The Burum FamilyCalifornia State LibraryCharter CommunicationsColonies Crossroads

The DiIorio FamilyDiversified PacificHarry and Judy GibsonInland Valley Daily BulletinMark Christopher Charity ClassicSan Bernardino County – 2nd District Supervisor Paul BianeSan Bernardino County – 4th District Supervisor Gary C. OvittTarget Corporation

Cultural Center PALSpotlight DonorsThe Promoting Arts and Literacy (PAL) campaign beganin 2003 as a joint fundraising effort between the Rancho CucamongaCommunity Foundation and the Rancho Cucamonga Library Foundationto raise funds for the Victoria Gardens Cultural Center.

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Playhouse Membersannual members of the Lewis Family Playhouse.

PRODUCER LEVEL: $500Amigos RecyclingC.W. DriverFriends of the R.C. Public LibraryFritz Coleman NBC 4Weathercaster& Stand-up Comic

Forest City Commercial DevelopmentHSBCJT Storm DevelopmentNational Community RenaissanceRancho Cucamonga QuakesRotary Club of Rancho CucamongaSan Antonio Community HospitalU.S. BankVavrinek, Trine, Day & Co., LLPWells FargoWLC/Pitassi Architects

STAR LEVEL: $100Alta Loma PsychologicalAmerican Building SupplyDr. Steven and Taro BaragBase Line Dental PracticeAdrienna BeitlerBest, Best & Krieger LLPBonaldo Design Group & BonaldoEngineering

Howard and Sharon BorensteinBruce and Laurie BowneCalifornia Statewide CertifiedDevelopment Corporation

Andrew and Darlene CarlmarkCharlotte CarrariDr. Victor and Bev ChingCMC Fontana SteelDr. Harvey and Karen Cohen

Mrs. Selma CoxCucamonga Valley Water DistrictThe Dick Daher FamilyLinda and Jim DanielsEMCOR ServicesThe Filippi WineryFleming’s Prime Steakhouse

& Wine BarMr. & Mrs. David FlindersKaren FrazierMrs. Wendy FrostG/M Business InteriorJames & Norma GarnerThe Gas CompanyDr. & Mrs. Scott GoldmanDr. & Mrs. Wallace GosneyDan Guerra & AssociatesThe Gutierrez Family & Friendsof Rex Gutierrez

The Haynes FoundationThe Howdyshell FamilyCindy HunterDonna JonesMr. Robert KaratsuSean and Susan KellyJack and Linda LamMrs. Jaimie LaPointeMacy’s - Rancho CucamongaHelen MarananRay MartinL. Dennis Michael and

Dr. Regina HoltLloyd and Marian MichaelMillenium ImagingPrentiss MoldenMt. View Emergency Physicians

Doug and Francie PalmerPatten TruckingPFF Bank & TrustKaren RaineyRancho Cucamonga

Woman’s ClubR.C. Chamber of CommerceRancho Grande Kiwanis ClubRancho Specialty HospitalRealty Executives – R.C.RE/MAX LegendsMadeline ReneeRichards, Watson & GershonMr. & Mrs. Steve SageSherald and Mary Ellen SlukaElizabeth / Elisa SmithSpaggi’s RestaurantStone & YoungbergTAMCO SteelTeam Physical TherapyLeslie ThompsonTotal Wine & MoreAnne ViricelVictoria Promenade –

The Yik FamilyRuss and Kris WarnerWestern National ContractorsMary Alice Whitney & FamilyPaul and Diane WilliamsRay and Karen WimberlyWorkforce Homebuilders LLCYounger and Associates

KIDS LEVEL: $25Rachel Thompson

PATRON LEVEL: $1,000The Lewis FamilyThe Ackerman FamilyBank of America FoundationJules E. and Rose BeuckChuck, Suzanne & Charlie BuquetBurrtec Waste Industries, Inc.The Burum FamilyCalifornia State LibraryCharter Communications

Colonies CrossroadsThe DiIorio FamilyDiversified PacificHarry and Judy GibsonInland Valley Daily BulletinMark Christopher Charity ClassicSan Bernardino County – 2nd District Supervisor Paul BianeSan Bernardino County – 4th District Supervisor Gary C. OvittTarget CorporationPitassi Architects, Inc.

www.lewisfamilyplayhouse.com

Friends of the Playhousea volunteer support group for the Lewis Family Playhouse.The following volunteers commit to at least 100 hours ofvolunteer service for the Playhouse each year.

Debbi BrenoMary Ann CamastraAmi CoxSelma CoxMartin DickeyShannon DickeyWendy EverettKristina FalknerMaria FernandesNancy FrembgenCarol Griffin

Jim HaygoodPenny HaygoodSam JacksonAJ JonesDonna JonesNancy LanierDorothy LazoLaVerne LotichBrian MaysShirley MobleyDolores Morgan

Jack MorganDavid NunnJeanette NunnHilda PhillipsElsa QarallehLarry RudderSandy RudderElsie SandsTheresa SchoferMary Alice WhitneyDebbie Ziegle

PAL Supportersindividuals and organizations that have contributed tothe Victoria Gardens Cultural Center.Peter Adamo, M.D., Kindred

HospitalTeresa AkahoshiAmerican Beauty/Cucamonga 200 LPAmeriprise FinancialAmigos RecyclingArchiterra DesignArrowhead Credit UnionSohan Bassi, M.D.Bryce Beseth, M.D.The Blackstone Group, Inc.Ron and Donna BradshawJim BrulteCAM ServicesStefani CarrascoPatricia and Robert CarlsonAbraham Chen, D.O., Inc.City of VictorvilleDeborah Kaye Clark and

Charles RoweJune ClarkChicago TitleCoca Cola Bottling CompanyMartin Dickey and Family

Roger D. Duber, M.D.Assemblyman William EmmersonFamous Dave’s BBQFieldman, Rolapp & AssociatesForecast HomesGarey Orthopedic Medical GroupGraves & King LLPPaul & Barbara HalbmaierHarris InteractiveHolliday CompaniesPaul & Karye HoodRichard C. Horns, M.D.Romero HyundiInland Presort & Mailing ServiceGregory and Terri JacobsRobert and Vinita KaratsuJeffrey and Pamela KingKing’s Fish HouseKOA CorporationMariposa Horicultural

Enterprises, Inc.The Matreyek Family FoundationKevin and Anna McArdleSandra Metel

Morgan Stanley – OntarioNestle FoundationNutricion Fundamentals, Inc.Opinion Research Corp.David and Debbie ParkerPortrait HomesAnn PunterRancho Cucamonga Firefighter’sAssociation

Rancho Cucamonga LibraryFoundation

Rancho Cucamonga VIP ClubRepublic ITSRobert Coffee & AssociatesPatricia RoeRTM Design GroupSam’s Club FoundationUnited Pacific ServicesUnion Bank of CaliforniaUrban AdvisorsUSA TodayDr. Carlos and Susan VigilValero WilmingtonVictoria Gardens

Community Services DirectorKevin McArdle

Community Services SuperintendentCultural Arts & Special EventsNettie Nielsen

Supervisor,Victoria Gardens Cultural CenterProductions, Programs & OperationsSusan Sluka-Kelly

Supervisor,Victoria Gardens Cultural CenterBox Office and MarketingDaniel Schneider

Technical CoordinatorTony Schondel

Theatre Productions CoordinatorMireya “Murry”Hepner

Community Programs CoordinatorPatrick Hediger

Front of House CoordinatorGary Ablard

Box Office CoordinatorCristina Gorka

Marketing CoordinatorAnnette Mumolo

Rental CoordinatorNick Robinson

Office Specialist IIKristie Nicols

Master CarpenterMario Sanchez

Master ElectricianMatt Moreau

Head Audio EngineerAndrew Nagy

Technical AssistantTom Acosta

Front of House SpecialistFrancine Dickey

Box Office SpecialistMelissa Kellett

Community Programs SpecialistDiane Hanshaw

Rental SpecialistBecky Hollingshead

Facilities CoordinatorBrian Van Fosson

Lewis FamilyPlayhouse Staff

Theatre InformationElectronic DevicesAudience members are reminded to please silence allelectronic devices such as cell phones,pagers andwatch alarmsprior to the show.

Late SeatingLatecomers or those who step out of the theatre during aperformance will be seated at the discretion of the house staffat appropriate breaks in the performance.

WarningThe photographing or sound recording of any performance orthe possession of any device for such photographing orrecording inside this theatre,without the written permission ofthe management, is strictly prohibited.

SmokingThe Victoria Gardens Cultural Center is a smoke-free building.Smoking is not permitted on City premises.

Sign Language InterpretersAmerican Sign Language interpreters are available uponrequest through the Box Office. All requests require a 3 weekadvance notice. For more information, contact the Box Office at909-477-2752.

Assisted Listening DevicesAssisted Listening Devices are available upon request, for nocharge at the Lewis Family Playhouse. Assisted ListeningDevices may be used by a patron to help enhance theirenjoyment of the performance.Devicesmay be obtained at theBox Office prior to the performance. A personal credit card ordriver’s license will be held by theatre staff until the device isreturned at the completion of the performance.

EmergencyTo contact patrons or theatre staff during performances,pleasecall 909-477-2775. Be sure to leave your seating section, seatnumbers and the above phone number with the person whomay need to contact you.Should an emergency arise,our Frontof House Staff will contact you at your seat.

Emergency ProceduresIn the event of an emergency,Victoria Gardens Cultural Centerhouse staff will direct you toward the lighted exit sign that isnearest to the seat you occupy. Please familiarize yourself withemergency exits when you visit with us.

Parental GuidelinesWhile all of our shows at the Lewis Family Playhouse areappropriate for general audiences, it is important to know thatsome of our programs are not appropriate for youngermembers of the family. To assist you in making informeddecisions about age appropriate shows that your children willenjoy and to ensure a pleasant experience for all, please checkshow information for age recommendation.

Children must be able to sit in their own seats.Sorry no babies in arms allowed.

JULY/AUGUST 2010