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CURTIS RHODESDirected by

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KATHRYN VAN METER Music Directed by

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Book by Leslie Becker and Curtis Rhodes

Music by Curtis Rhodes

Lyrics by Leslie Becker

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Originally developed and presented at the Goodspeed New Musical Festival 2014

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CastCrichton, a Butler ........................................................................................... James D. Sasser*Lord Loam ........................................................................................................ Hugh Hastings*Hon. Ernest Woolley ..........................................................................................Randy Scholz*Rev. John Treherne ........................................................................................... David CaldwellLady Mary .......................................................................................................Chelsea LeValleyLady Catherine ............................................................................................... Sarah Bordenet*Lady Agatha ...........................................................................................................Krista CurryTweeny, a Kitchen Maid ................................................................................. Sophia FranzellaLord Brocklehurst/Ensemble ........................................................................ Nathan BrockettMrs. Perkins, a Housekeeper/Ensemble ........................................................ Karen Skrinde*Rolleston, a Valet/Ensemble ................................................................. Andrew Eric DavisonThomas, a Footman/Ensemble .............................................................................Matt Wolfe*Fisher, a Lady's Maid/Ensemble ....................................................................... Marissa RyderSimmons, a Lady's Maid/Ensemble ....................................................... Bryan Tramontana*Jane, a Lady's Maid/Ensemble ................................................................................. Jessi LittleJohn, a Page/Ensemble ................................................................................ Michael Krenning

UNDERSTUDIESCrichton/Lord Loam ..............................................................................................Matt Wolfe*Hon. Ernest Woolley/Rev. John Treherne ................................................... Nathan BrockettLady Mary ........................................................................................................... Marissa RyderLady Catherine ......................................................................................... Bryan Tramontana*Lady Agatha/Ensemble ........................................................................................ Carly HebertTweeny ........................................................................................................................ Jessi LittleLord Brocklehurst/Ensemble ............................................................................. Brian Pucheu*The Actors and Stage Manager are members of the Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

OrchestraConductor/Keyboard 1 ...................................................... Tim Symons or Michael NuttingKeyboard 2 ...............................................................Michael Nutting or Dwight BeckmeyerViolin ................................................................................................................. Winnie DungeyCello ........................................................................................................................ Grant OlsonHorn ................................................................................................................... David McBrideFlute, Piccolo, Clarinet, Oboe, English Horn ............................................ Bruce CarpenterClarinet, Bass Clarinet, Bassoon, Soprano Sax ...................................................... Jay EastonPercussion ............................................................................................................ Chris Monroe

Theatre InformationEMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURES In the event of an emergency, please wait for an announcement for further instructions. Ushers will be available for assistance.

FOOD AND DRINK are not allowed in the Theatre. Bottled water is permitted, as well as beverages purchased in lidded Souvenir Cups at the bar in the lobby.

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YOUNG CHILDREN Children under four are not permitted in the main theatre space in Issaquah or Everett. In Issaquah, the Francis J. Gaudette Theatre has comfortable, soundproof family rooms for families with young children or those who may wish to speak during the show. Subscribers may exchange into the family rooms when a sitter cannot be found. When bringing children over four into the main theatre, please instruct them in proper theatre behavior. It is helpful to familiarize them with the story and the score in advance.

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Musical NumbersACT IA Proper Place .............................................................................................Crichton, ServantsThe Natural Order of Things .............................................................................................MaryService with a Smile ........................................................................................... Full CompanySailing Away ........................................................................................................ Full CompanyThe Voyage ..................................................................................................................OrchestraI Wonder ............................................................................................................Crichton, MaryInbetween ........................................................................................................................TweenySister on the Ground ........................................................................Catherine, Agatha, MaryThe Winds Are Changing .................................................................................. Full Company

There will be a 15-minute intermission between acts.

ACT IIAnother Proper Place ..........................................................The Servants, Lord BrocklehurstAlive .....................................................................................................................................MarySo Magnificent the Man .....................................................Treherne, Ernest, Tweeny, LoamTweeny Won’t You Be My Girl? ...................................................................... Ernest, TweenySister on the Ground (Reprise) .................................................................. Agatha, CatherineMake Her Mine ............................................................................................................ CrichtonThe Royal Entertainment .................................................Mary, Catherine, Agatha, TweenyIf I Had Known ................................................................................................. Mary, CrichtonBetter Days ....................................................................................................The Island FamilyHe’s the Sort of Hero ...................................................................Ernest, Treherne, EnsembleStill There .................................................................................................................Mary, LoamFinale ....................................................................................................................................Mary

SynopsisTime: The year 1902Place: Mayfair, England at Loam Manor, and an island in the Tropics.

The aristocratic English household of Lord Loam, run with great precision by loyal butler Crichton, prepares to send its family on a voyage across the sea. Lady Mary, Lord Loam’s haughty eldest daughter, bids farewell to her fiancée, the pompous Lord Brocklehurst. She and her two sisters, Lady Catherine and Lady Agatha, are joined on their journey by Loam’s uppity nephew, Ernest, the family clergyman, and by a turn of events, Crichton and a spunky kitchen wench. When a shipwreck leaves the castaways on an island without their worldly comforts, their stations and world views will be challenged and changed.

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Production TeamDirector ....................................................................................................................Jerry DixonChoreographer .......................................................................................... Kathryn Van MeterMusic Director .......................................................................................................Tim SymonsOrchestrations .....................................................................................................Bruce MonroeScenic Designer ..................................................................................................... Carey WongCostume Designer .............................................................................. Melanie Taylor BurgessLighting Designer ..................................................................................................... Alex BerrySound Designer .................................................................................................Brent WarwickAssistant Lighting Designer ..................................................................................Paul ArnoldStage Manager ............................................................................................. Brenda K. Walker*Assistant Stage Manager ..................................................................................Lisa ArmstrongAssociate Music Director .............................................................................. Michael NuttingProduction Assistants .............................................Kayla Duncan, Tyler Kreig, Kiera KreigDance Captain .................................................................................................. Sarah BordenetPiano & Vocal Transcriptions .......................................................................... Karl MansfieldKeyboard Programming ......................................................Joseph Tancioco, John CallahanTechnical Director ......................................................................................... Bradley C. BixlerAssistant Technical Directors .............................................Andre Burman, Adam MichardStage Operations Supervisor ........................................................................ Stacey A. GarrettMaster Carpenter, Issaquah ..........................................................................Patrick ShermanLead Production Technician, Everett ......................................................................Peter KingLead Carpenters ..................................................... Jason Tribby, Jon West, Mark ZetterbergStaff Electricians ............................................ Steve Coney, Josie Hankins, Kcarie Ingerson,

Sam Izenman, Susan St. John, Kate TakataProperties Manager ..........................................................................................Nick HeggestadLead Properties Carpenter ..................................................................................Tommy PriceLead Properties Artisan ........................................................................................ Kiera BunchMaster Scenic Artist .............................................................................................Julia B. FranzLead Scenic Artists ............................................................. Jennifer Blazek, Rachele WirrickKey Scenic Artist ................................................................................................Eve von BleyleScenic Artist .........................................................................................................Beth PetersonCostume Shop Manager ..................................................................................... Esther GarciaCostume Shop Assistant ..............................................................................Hannah ColemanCostume Design Assistant..............................................................................Brynne McKeenTailor .........................................................................................................................Beth GilroyCutter ............................................................................................................... Andrea HermanStitchers..................................................................... Kelly Caffey, Penny McMillan-Hughes,

Hannah McNamara, Rachel WilkieCrafts .............................................................................................................. Samantha ShieldsWig Master ............................................................................................................Doug DeckerWig Assistants .........................................................................Kaleena Jordan, Ashlee NaegleProduction Coordinator .................................................................................... Kayla DuncanArtistic Administrator ................................................................................. Tucker GoodmanAssistant Production Manager ............................................................................. Kelly KassirResident Music Director .......................................................................................Tim Symons Casting Director & Company Manager .........................................................Jessica SpencerProduction Manager ............................................................................................Jay MarkhamAssociate Artistic Director .................................................................................. Brandon IvieArtistic Director .................................................................................................Steve TomkinsExecutive Producer ..................................................................................................Robb Hunt

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NEWSIES“SEIZE THE DAY” WITH THE PAPERBOYS OF NEW YORK AS THEY BECOME THE NEWSPAPER HEADLINES. Based on the true events of the Newsboys Strike of 1899, this cult Disney movie-musical favorite takes life on stage as a crew of underdog newsies become unlikely heroes when they stand up for what’s right. The Tony Award-winning and Grammy nominated musical is full of classic Disney magic and a high-energy explosion of song, dance, and theatricality. NOV 9 – DEC 31 issaquahJAN 5 – 28 everett

HAIRSPRAY TRACY TURNBLAD IS A BIG GIRL WITH BIG HAIR AND AN EVEN BIGGER DREAM: TO DANCE HER WAY ONTO NATIONAL TV, dethrone the reigning teen queen, win the affections of the local heartthrob, and integrate a TV network… all without denting her ‘do! The Tony and Drama Desk Award-winning Best Musical teaches us to look past size and skin color in the fight for equal rights. Complete with favorite songs like, “You Can’t Stop the Beat,” “Welcome to the 60’s,” and “Without Love,” Hairspray gives new meaning to BIG entertainment. MAY 10 – JULY 1 issaquahJULY 6 – 29 everett

THE GIN GAMESNAPPY DIALOGUE AND QUICK WIT CRACKLE IN THIS PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING PLAY that was called “the closest thing the theatre offers to a duel at 10 paces” by The New York Times. On a lonely visitor’s day at a home for the aged, Weller teaches Fonsia to play Gin Rummy. But as the two get to know each other, and Fonsia goes on an instant winning streak, the tension starts to build within their new friendship. A collaboration between local Seattle legends Jeff Steitzer (Director), Kurt Beattie (Weller), and Marianne Owen (Fonsia), this tragic-comedy is full of humor, spirit, and more than a touch of warfare. JAN 18 – FEB 25 issaquahMAR 2 – 25 everett

INTO THE WOODSVENTURE INTO THIS TONY AND DRAMA DESK AWARD-WINNING MUSICAL where your favorite storybook characters collide and “happily ever after” is just the beginning. You might think you know the stories of Little Red, Cinderella, Jack, and Rapunzel, but when the Baker and his wife learn they have been cursed by a witch, their quest to break the spell may have devastating results. Featuring one of Sondheim’s most beloved musical scores, Into the Woods will take you down a winding path where you’ll want to be careful what you wish for.SEPT 14 – OCT 22 issaquahOCT 27 – NOV 19 everett

STRINGON A MOUNTAINTOP HIGH OVER ANCIENT GREECE, THREE SISTERS – GODDESSES KNOWN AS THE GREEK FATES — are responsible for spinning, measuring, and snipping the String of Life. After falling out of favor with Zeus, they find themselves stuck in a drab modern skyscraper, left to live and work among world-weary office workers and the security guards who watch over the building. But when the eldest sister falls in love with a mortal, her destiny gets all tangled up in this brand-new musical fable about fate and the fragile fabric of the universe.MAR 15 – APR 22 issaquahAPR 27 – MAY 20 everett

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Who’s WhoMICHAEL KRENNING (John, Ensemble) is glad to be doing a new production as his Village Theatre Mainstage debut. Last

summer he was Village Theatre’s Marketing Intern, and has also been in several KIDSTAGE productions: Hello! My Baby, Catch Me If You Can, Children of Eden, and Assassins. Michael will graduate this year from Western Washington University with a BA in Business Marketing.

CHELSEA LEVALLEY (Lady Mary). Thank you to the A Proper Place team for the Village Theater debut! Credits: Come From Away

(Seattle Repertory Theatre/La Jolla Playhouse), Assassins (ACT/The 5th Avenue Theatre), Medea (Seattle Shakespeare Company), Big Fish (Taproot Theatre Company), American Idiot (ArtsWest). Dramatic arts education programs developer, foundry10, and Village Theatre Institute instructor. Next, Persuasion (Taproot Theatre Company). BFA Music Theatre Elon University. Jeremiah 29:11.

JESSI LITTLE (Jane, Ensemble, Tweeny u/s) is excited to be making her Village Theatre Mainstage debut. In the Northwest she has worked with Village

Theatre’s Festival of New Musicals, ArtsWest, Taproot Theatre Company, STAGEright, Coeur d’Alene Summer Theatre, and Fort Peck Summer Theatre. Regionally (as in Texas) she has worked with Casa Mañana, WaterTower Theatre, and Circle Theatre. BFA Theatre; emphasis Musical Theatre, Texas Christian University (Go Frogs). Ephesians 3:20–21

MARISSA RYDER (Fisher, Ensemble, Lady Mary u/s) is grateful to make her mainstage Village Theatre debut with A Proper Place. Recent credits include String (Village

Originals Festival of New Musicals); Mercer Girls (The 5th Avenue Theatre's Adventure Musical Theatre); Shenandoah and High Society (Showtunes Theatre Company); Meg

CastSARAH BORDENET* (Lady Catherine) is so grateful to be returning to Village Theatre's stage for A Proper Place. Previous

Mainstage credits include The Sound of Music (Ursula/Dance Captain) and My Fair Lady (Swing/Performed Mrs. Eynsford-Hill). Sarah has also been seen in Village Originals festival readings of Western Star and Barcelona. A Magna Cum Laude graduate of Point Park University’s Conservatory of Performing Arts, Sarah holds a BA in Musical Theatre. Love to her family; friends; dance, theatre, and voice students; and her incredibly supportive husband, Rob.

NATHAN BROCKETT (Lord Brocklehurst, Ensemble, Hon. Ernest Woolley u/s, Rev. John Treherne u/s) is a recent transplant to the

Northwest from Austin, Texas, where he graduated with a BA in Theatre Performance. Recent Seattle credits include Peter and the Starcatcher at ArtsWest, Assassins at ACT, and Into the Woods with STAGEright. He would like to thank his partner Sophia for all of the love and inspiration.

DAVID CALDWELL (Rev. John Treherne) is thrilled to be on the Mainstage at Village Theatre, having previously understudied as

Christopher "Kit" Gill in No Way to Treat a Lady. Originally from Nashville, David moved to the PNW after graduating from the University of Pennsylvania (BA Biological Basis of Behavior). Recent performances include: Jesus of Nazareth in Jesus Christ Superstar (SMT), Preacher in Violet (ArtsWest), Joey Storms in Fly by Night (Broadway Rose), and Rex in Christmas at the Juniper Tavern (Valley Rep). Thank you for supporting local theatre! DavidCaldwell.live

KRISTA CURRY (Lady Agatha) is thrilled to be working on this fantastic new musical. Previous Village Theatre: The Noteworthy Life of

Howard Barnes, Death: the Musical (Festival of New Musicals). Other credits: Chava in Fiddler on the Roof (Arizona Theatre Company), Lina in Singin’ in the Rain (Coeur d’Alene Summer Theatre, Showtunes!), Hedy in How to Succeed… (Candlelight Pavilion). She lives in Los Angeles.

ANDREW ERIC DAVISON (Rolleston, Ensemble) is a Seattle-born actor with rain in his veins. His first role with Village Theatre was Harry in My Fair

Lady, and he’s excited to be back for A Proper Place! Other credits: Noah in Oliver! (The 5th Avenue Theatre), Photocopy Boy in Peanutty Goodness (Theater Schmeater), and the second Alf for Peter and the Starcatcher (ArtsWest).

SOPHIA FRANZELLA (Tweeny) celebrates her Village Theatre debut with A Proper Place! Recent theatrical credits include Regina

in Ghosts at ArtsWest Playhouse, and Molly Aster in Peter and the Starcatcher with Coeur d’Alene Summer Theatre. Sophia is a co-founder and company member of the Seattle theatre lab FILAMENT: A Collab Lab. Upcoming: Persuasion at Taproot Theatre Company. Love to Nathan.

HUGH HASTINGS* (Lord Loam) has appeared in sixteen Village Originals productions and sixteen Mainstage productions, including

The Tutor, Watt?!?, The Ark, Annie, La Cage aux Folles, Girl of My Dreams, Robin Hood, Little Women, Stunt Girl, Annie Get Your Gun, Mary Poppins and most recently in Snapshots as Dan. Hugh has performed at The 5th Avenue Theatre, ACT, Seattle Children’s Theatre, The Empty Space Theatre, Seattle Shakespeare Company, Arizona Theatre Company, and the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. With his wife, Connie Corrick, Hugh has entertained audiences near and far on cruise ships, in resort hotels, and in casinos. A Seattle theatre veteran, Hugh enjoys teaching the craft to young actors for The 5th Avenue Theatre and Cornish College of the Arts.

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Creative TeamLESLIE BECKER (Book and Lyrics) has written book and lyrics for the musicals A Proper Place, Fetching Water, Love 3, and Here We Are, which have been presented and/or workshopped at the York Theatre, Transport Group, Human Race Theatre, Goodspeed Opera House, San Gabriel Civic Light Opera, and The Downbeat New Musicals events. Her cabaret songs have been heard in venues throughout New York City and performed by such Broadway names as Laura Osnes, Erin Mackey, Marc Kudisch, Max von Essen, Andrea Burns, Celia Keenan-Bolger, and more. Still a working actor, her Broadway and National Tours credits include Wicked, Anything Goes, Bonnie & Clyde, Amazing Grace, Nine, Cinderella, Show Boat, and Beauty and the Beast. She is in the Advanced BMI workshop as a lyricist, and is a member of ASCAP. Also a recording artist, her debut single “Slow Burn” hit #4 on the AC Billboard/Hot AC charts in 2016 with the music video making it to the third round for Grammy consideration. For more, visit her websites www.lesliebeckermusic.com and www.lesliebecker.com T: @TheLeslieBecker

CURTIS RHODES (Book, Music, and Additional Lyrics). Naturally inclined toward music, Curtis began playing the piano by ear at age five. After years of working in choirs, bands, and theatre ventures, he began seriously writing music when he composed incidental music for a production of J.M. Barrie’s play The Admirable Crichton, upon which A Proper Place is based. Since then, he has written other works for the stage, including a 1930s screwball musical, A Holiday In Hollywood, for which he wrote libretto, score, and lyrics. He has written many piano solos, specialty numbers, choral works, and pieces for chamber ensembles, including “The Amherst Cycle,” which uses the poetry of Emily Dickinson. Based in Los Angeles, Curtis has worked as an actor and/or music director with Grove Shakespeare, PCPA Theatrefest, West Coast Ensemble, Western Stage, and Cabrillo Music Theatre, among others.

JERRY DIXON (Director). A Proper Place marks Mr. Dixon’s fifth production on Village Theatre stages, having started with two American musical classics, Show Boat and The Fully Monty. Dixon’s page-to-stage Village Original productions are Take Me America (Mainstage), Great Wall (Developmental Production), and Barnstormer (Red Mountain Theatre, Alabama). Other Regional Directing: Ain’t

BRYAN TRAMONTANA* (Simmons, Ensemble, Lady Catherine u/s) is thrilled to be returning to Village Theatre with this amazing team!

Previously at Village Theatre: Meet Me in St. Louis (Rose Smith), Iron Curtain, 42nd Street, The Producers, Annie Get Your Gun, as well as various Festival readings. Other Seattle: George M (Ethel Levy), Shenandoah (Anne) at Showtunes; The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe at Seattle Children’s Theatre. Love to Matthew.

MATT WOLFE* (Thomas, Ensemble, Crichton u/s, Lord Loam u/s). Broadway: Scandalous. National Tour: Hello, Dolly! Village Theatre: Singin’

in the Rain, Iron Curtain, Million Dollar Quartet, The Who’s TOMMY, The Music Man, and others. The 5th Avenue Theatre: Aladdin, A Christmas Story, Catch Me If You Can, and others. Seattle Children’s Theatre: Goodnight Moon, The Wizard of Oz, and others. Matt is the Artistic Director of Showtunes Theatre Company, which produces Broadway musicals in concert in Seattle. Love to Bryan. www.matt-wolfe.net.

CARLY HEBERT (Lady Agatha u/s, Ensemble u/s) was last seen in Village Theatre’s Singin’ in the Rain, Billy Elliot the Musical, and My Fair

Lady. The 5th Avenue Theatre: A Chorus Line. Favorite credits: Legally Blonde (Elle Woods), Peter Pan (Peter), Beauty and the Beast (Belle).

BRIAN PUCHEU (Lord Brocklehurst u/s, Ensemble u/s) is originally from Tranquillity, CA, and moved to Seattle three years ago. His recent

local credits include Dr. Jekyll in Jekyll & Hyde (Renton Civic), James in Shenandoah (Showtunes), Buck Barrow in Bonnie & Clyde (Studio 18), Quartet/Ensemble in My Fair Lady (Village Theatre), Edgar Allan Poe in Hours of Life (Theatre 22), Judge Turpin in Sweeney Todd (Renton Civic), and Man in Side by Side (Bainbridge). When he’s not acting he is the Sawdust Production Lead (master carpenter) for Seattle Immersive Theatre.

March in Little Women, and American Idiot (ArtsWest); Nellie Forbush in South Pacific (Seattle Musical Theatre); and Gregory Awarding-winning production of Into the Woods (StageRIGHT).

JAMES D. SASSER* (Crichton). With a performance career spanning Broadway, Off-Broadway, and stages around the world, James has been

involved for two decades in the development of dozens of new musical works as an actor, writer, and producer with organizations including Ars Nova, New Dramatists, Sundance, TheatreWorks, Goodspeed, Vineyard Theatre, The O’Neill, Playwrights Horizons, and many others. Manhattan School of Music graduate, certificate from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, Master’s degree from NYU-Tisch Graduate Musical Theatre Writing, and a Buck Scholar. James is the co-writer of Cubamor, the inaugural show of The Beta Series last December, and he is thrilled to be making his Village Theatre debut as an actor in A Proper Place. www.jamesdsasser.com

RANDY SCHOLZ* (Honorable Ernest Woolley) is objectively back at Village Theatre after being seen in productions of My Fair Lady (Freddy), Cabaret,

Mary Poppins, Les Misérables, Big River (Huck), The Producers, and most recently the Village Originals Festival of New Musicals reading of String. Other recent Seattle credits include swinging Seattle Children’s Theatre’s The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, and Cotton Patch Gospel (Matthew), Jane Eyre, Illyria, and Jeeves in Bloom at Taproot Theatre Company. Thanks to Curtis, Leslie, Jerry, Tim, Steve, Kathryn, and Jes for the opportunity to be a part of new musicals!

KAREN SKRINDE* (Mrs. Perkins, Ensemble) is thrilled to be a part of this smashing new musical! Village Theatre: Lost in Yonkers, Babes in

Toyland, and Festival of New Musicals. The 5th Avenue Theatre: The Sound of Music, Oliver, Mame, Candide, among others. Egan’s: Ann-Margarita and Friend cabaret show. Karen is also a mosaic artist. For Mom and Dad.

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Who’s WhoMisbehavin’, Crowns, Bernarda Alba, and Two Gentlemen of Verona. The developmental reading Funked Up Fairytales (National Alliance of Musical Theatre) went on to have a fully staged production (Depot Theatre, NY). Other Developmental Direction: A Good Man (O’Neill Theater Center) and The Thing About Time, starring Betty Buckley. The new boxing drama Pound for Pound will receive a workshop this summer in San Francisco under Dixon’s direction. As an actor Mr. Dixon has starred in original casts on Broadway and Off-Broadway, including If/Then, Once on This Island, Five Guys Named Moe, tick, tick… BOOM!, Bright Lights, Big City, and Steve.

KATHRYN VAN METER (Choreographer). Previously choreographed for Village Theatre: My Fair Lady, Cabaret, Mary Poppins (Gregory Award), Fiddler on the Roof, Xanadu, The Who’s TOMMY, The King and I, The Secret Garden, and Man of La Mancha. Recent collaborations include directing Next to Normal for City Circle Acting Company in Iowa City and choreographing Fiddler on the Roof for Arizona Theatre Company. Regionally, Kathryn has performed and choreographed for Seattle Repertory Theatre, ACT, Seattle Children’s Theatre, The 5th Avenue Theatre, Teatro Zinanni, and Seattle Shakespeare Company. Later this spring, she will make her debut with the Seattle Opera choreographing their production of The Magic Flute. She is a proud member of SDC and AEA.

TIM SYMONS (Music Director) is in his 12th season as Resident Music Director for Village Theatre. Village Theatre: Singin’ in the Rain, Billy Elliot the Musical, My Fair Lady, Cabaret, Mary Poppins, Funny Girl, Chicago, Big River, Jesus Christ Superstar, Show Boat, The Who’s TOMMY. As composer: Jesus in My Bedroom, Last Exit, trust me. ACT: Assassins. Tim is one third of Seattle jazz trio Fawcett, Symons and Fogg. Love to Taylor!

BRUCE MONROE (Orchestrations) has been creating musical arrangements for Village Theatre since 1991’s Jungle Queen Debutante. Other shows include: Funny Pages, Pirates of Penzance, Kiss Me Quick…, Girl of My Dreams, Stunt Girl, Chasing Nicolette, The Gypsy King, Anne of Green Gables, and his original show Bootlegger. Regional orchestration credits include: Seattle’s 5th Avenue Theatre, ACT, and SCT; The Ordway (St. Paul), TUTS (Houston), AMT (San Jose), Oregon Shakespeare Festival (Ashland), and Paper Mill Playhouse (New Jersey). Thanks to Lady Moira Macdonald.

CAREY WONG (Scenic Designer). Previous designs at Village Theatre include My Heart Is the Drum, Around the World in 80 Days, It Shoulda Been You, Aida, Girl of My Dreams, The Secret Garden, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, The Ark, and La Cage aux Folles. Mr. Wong has designed sets for Seattle Repertory Theatre, Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Portland Center Stage, Arizona Theatre Company, Syracuse Stage, Prince Music Theatre, Mixed Blood Theatre, ACT, Intiman Theatre, Childsplay, and Phoenix Theatre. He has been Resident Designer for Portland Opera, Opera Memphis, and Wildwood Park, and has designed for Seattle Opera, Pittsburgh Opera, Vancouver Opera, Spoleto Festival USA, the Macao and Beijing Music Festivals, and Spain’s Nearco Producciones.

MELANIE TAYLOR BURGESS (Costume Designer). Village Theatre: In the Heights, The Foreigner, Big River, It Shoulda Been You, Jesus Christ Superstar, Lost in Yonkers, Sleuth, The King and I, Stunt Girl, The Who’s TOMMY, Cats, The Music Man, The Secret Garden, To Kill a Mockingbird, and Driving Miss Daisy. Also in Seattle, Melanie has designed costumes for: Seattle Repertory Theatre, The 5th Avenue Theatre, ACT, Intiman Theatre, Seattle Opera, Seattle Children’s Theatre, Seattle Shakespeare Company, Seattle Theatre Company, and Strawberry Theatre Workshop. Regionally: The Guthrie, Cincinnati Playhouse, Hawaii Opera, Honolulu Theatre for Youth, Tantrum Theatre (Ohio), and Children’s Theatre Company (Minneapolis).

ALEX BERRY (Lighting Designer) grew up at Village Theatre designing scenery and lighting for over 100 shows. He also designed Village Theatre’s new First Stage Theatre. Lighting design: Billy Elliot the Musical, Cabaret, The Tutor, Take Me America, Jesus Christ Superstar, Sleuth, The Gypsy King, Stunt Girl, Million Dollar Quartet. Scenic and lighting: Beauty and the Beast, The Who’s TOMMY, Cats. He has also designed shows locally for The Moore, ACT, and The 5th Avenue Theatre. He is the proud owner of AlexBerryDesign creating corporate events and experiences around the world. He sends his love to Heather, Aresa, and Eliot.

BRENT WARWICK (Resident Sound Designer) is happy to have been on the Village Theatre team since November 2008, starting with Beauty and the Beast. He has also worked as a sound designer and engineer for the Knutzen Family Theatre, Princess Cruises, and Teatro Zinzanni (love to everyone there!).

Brent has a BS in Computer Science and his own audio/video production business.

BRENDA K. WALKER* (Stage Manager) is happy to be back at Village Theatre. Past credits for Village Theatre include: Pump Boys and Dinettes, Billy Elliot the Musical, Snapshots, No Way to Treat a Lady, In the Heights, Funny Girl, Fiddler on the Roof, and It Shoulda Been You (SM). Regional credits include Mrs. Warren’s Profession (SM) and Measure for Measure (ASM) for Seattle Shakespeare Company, and Snapshots and Xanadu (SM) for Arizona Theatre Company. Love to Adam and Cordy!

LISA ARMSTRONG (Assistant Stage Manager). Credits include: Dangerous Liaisons, Bad Apples (ACT); Paint Your Wagon, A Night with Janis Joplin, How to Succeed…, Waterfall, Grease, Jasper in Deadland, A Christmas Story: The Musical, A Room with a View, and Spamalot (The 5th Avenue Theatre); Grey Gardens (co-production with ACT/The 5th Avenue Theatre); American Buffalo (Seattle Repertory Theatre). Other Seattle credits include: STG, Intiman Theatre, Seattle Children’s Theatre, and Pacific Northwest Ballet.

MICHAEL NUTTING (Associate Music Director) is thrilled to be a part of this fantastic production. Favorite past shows include, Pump Boys and Dinettes (Village Theatre), In the Heights (Village Theatre), and Little Shop of Horrors (ACT). Special thanks to everybody whose hard work and dedication is fueling this production. Love to Jerra.

BRADLEY C. BIXLER (Technical Director). This is Brad’s seventeenth season with Village Theatre. Brad has been working in technical theatre for the past 27 years at companies around the area, including Intiman Theatre, Seattle Children’s Theatre, Mount Baker Theatre, CLO, and Pacific Studios. He graduated from Western Washington University with a BA in Technical Theatre. Brad would like to thank Suzie, Colin, and Charlie for their continued support and encouragement.

NICK HEGGESTAD (Properties Manager). This is Nick’s first season with Village Theatre. He recently relocated from Chicago, where he worked at many theatres including Goodman Theatre, Drury Lane Oakbrook, Writers’ Theatre, and the Steppenwolf Theatre Company. Nick is a graduate of Valparaiso University and a proud member of the Society of Property Artisan Managers. 

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coming summer at Taproot Theatre Company on Persuasion. Love to the production office, Roo, and Wynter.

JAY MARKHAM (Production Manager) has been the Production Manager since 2004. With a background in stage management, technical theatre, corporate events, and concert production, Jay approaches theatre with an understanding that the great achievements of any organization are the combined efforts of each individual. He is grateful to work with such a fantastic team! Favorite projects include The Who’s TOMMY, Les Misérables, Million Dollar Quartet, Earth, Wind & Fire, Jesus Christ Superstar, and Show Boat. Love to Huckleberry, Ignatius, and Aimee.

ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION (AEA), founded in 1913, represents more than 48,000 actors and stage managers in the United States. Equity seeks to advance, promote, and foster the art of live theatre as an essential component of our society. Equity negotiates wages and working conditions, providing a wide range of benefits including health and pension plans. AEA is a member of the AFL-CIO, and is affiliated with FIA, an internal organization of performing arts unions. The Equity emblem is our mark of excellence. actorsequity.org

Who’s Who

"This production of A Proper Place is dedicated to the loving memory of Leslie's mother, Robin Becker, whose never-ending support and belief in A Proper Place was a key factor in bringing the musical to life. She left us unexpectedly, without the ability to see this vision fully realized on the stage. But, she is surely looking down from her proper place in heaven to guide this production with her love and spirit."

Robin Becker d. July 28, 2016

JULIA B. FRANZ (Master Scenic Artist). With the opening of her 114th Mainstage show, Julia enters her 23rd season as Master Scenic Artist for Village Theatre. Julia is privileged to work with some of the best scenic carpenters, property artisans, and fellow scenic artists. Her daily work environment is charged with creativity…and she loves it. Gratitude to her crew and mentors. Love to Steven and her shop dog Viggo — she’d be lost without them.

ESTHER GARCIA (Costume Shop Manager) is in her thirteenth season at Village Theatre. After 12 years as Head Women’s Cutter, making the beautiful dresses our female leads have worn, she transitions into the role of Costume Shop Manager. Esther has a BFA from the University of Oregon and was also the Resident Designer and Costume Shop Manager at the Eugene Opera and Lane Community College Theatre and Dance Department. Favorite Village Theatre productions include: Mary Poppins, Les Misérables, My Fair Lady, Annie Get Your Gun, and The Producers.

DOUGLAS DECKER (Wig Master) has been at Village Theatre since Making Tracks. He has done wigs for pretty much every theatre in town, including Intiman Theatre, Seattle Children’s Theatre, and Seattle Shakespeare Company. Doug keeps asking the actors to stop moving around so much…

KELLY KASSIR (Assistant Production Manager). This is Kelly’s second season with Village Theatre. She recently graduated from California State University, Chico with a BA in Technical Theatre. There, she served as a Stage Manager for School of the Arts as well as Assistant to the Production Manager. Most recently, she was the Assistant Stage Manager for Marin Shakespeare Company’s 2015 season. She is so excited to be a part of the Village Theatre team!

JESSICA SPENCER (Casting Director and Company Manager) is extremely grateful to be a part of this talented team and serve the amazing community of Seattle performers. Jessica has worked around the country in arts management, administration, and production for such companies as Arts Center Enterprises, Inc. and Nebraska Theatre Caravan, and locally for Taproot Theatre Company and The Inverse Opera. Favorite Village Theatre acting credits: Les Misérables, Fiddler on the Roof, and Johnny Baseball (Village Originals Festival of New Musicals). She’s also had the privilege to assistant direct this past season at ArtsWest on Violet and this

All stage work performed by members of IATSE Local 15.

All costume construction and hair/make-up work is performed by employees represented by I.A.T.S.E. TWU Local #887.

All scenic painting work is performed by employees represented by IATSE Local 488.

United Scenic Artists represents the designers and scenic painters for the American Theatre.

The actors and stage managers employed in this production are members of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States.

The theatre operates under an agreement with Local 76-493, American Federation of Musicians, AFL-CIO, representing the musicians.

Discount Opportunities

SEE IT AGAIN FOR 1/2 PRICE! Come and see A Proper Place a second time for half price. Limit one half-price ticket per paid ticket. Subject to availability. Offer may only be redeemed for use by original patron, and proof of purchase may be requested. Discount off the single ticket price. Offer not good on previously purchased tickets or in combination with any other offer. Box Office Issaquah: (425) 392-2202 Box Office Everett: (425) 257-8600

SHARE THE EXCITEMENT AND SAVE… WITH A GROUP DISCOUNT! Does your company need to boost morale? Want a group night on the town? Entertaining clients? Let Village Theatre provide the key to your success! Groups save up to 20% off the single ticket price. All you need is a group of 10 or more for single ticket purchases, or 20 or more for Season Tickets. Call the Village Theatre Box Office or visit our website for details. villagetheatre.org/group_sales.php

STUDENT/MILITARY RUSH Want a deal on your next trip to the theatre? Students and Military (with a valid ID) may join us 30 minutes before curtain for a 50% discount on the single ticket price.

DISCOUNTS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE THROUGH THE BOX OFFICE AND NOT APPLICABLE TO ONLINE ORDERS.

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Author’s NotesAll creative endeavors have their proper moment — sometimes, it just takes a while

to marinate. For A Proper Place, that meant nearly two decades of shelf-sitting before we looked at it again three years ago with new eyes and began the real work to bring you the show you will see tonight.

The early stages of A Proper Place began in conservatory when Curtis performed the role of Ernest in J.M. Barrie’s 1902 play The Admirable Crichton, which is the original source material for the musical. After being asked to create incidental music for that production, he was inspired to create a full musical adaptation of the play. After a year of working on the piece alone, he joined up with Leslie to continue developing the show. After presenting several staged readings in Los Angeles, Leslie’s acting career began to take off and she moved to New York to pursue Broadway, and the project was shelved.

Fast-forward nearly twenty years later, we reconnected when Leslie “stumbled” upon our original demo recording of the piece. Out of the blue, she called Curtis and asked if he was interested in re-visiting this beautiful story. The answer was yes, and the timing couldn’t have been better. The huge success of Downton Abbey that had seeped into the American zeitgeist opened a door for A Proper Place to live again, and this time the development happened very quickly.

However, looking at a project through new eyes and twenty plus years of life experience behind them gave us an entirely new take on what initially began as a faithful adaptation of the original play. But we soon realized that we were compelled to explore the story from a different point-of-view, with a more modern perspective than could have been considered in its day. The result is a new version of the story that resonates with today’s audience, yet still honors the spirit of Barrie’s work. Themes of discovering one’s true place in the world run throughout the show and, while filled with frivolity, we enjoy the deeper questions of whether what you are born into is really where you belong.

For this production, we wish to thank Robb Hunt, Steve Tomkins, and the entire Village Theatre family for their commitment, support, and artistry in bringing our work to life. We’re grateful to Jerry Dixon, Kathryn Van Meter, and Tim Symons for their creative vision and guiding hand, a supremely talented cast and amazing crew, and to Bruce Monroe for the beautiful orchestrations.

Special thanks to Bob Allwine and Donna Lynn Hilton at Goodspeed Musicals for their huge role in our development journey, Greg Shaffert for making the connections for us to move forward, Karl Mansfield for his phenomenal transcription work, Ken & Trish Mahoney and other supporters for their generous contribution to our demo recording, and to the many artists who have helped us through the years in the show’s many incarnations, demos, and readings. A special thank you to our families who have been our biggest supporters.

Leslie Becker & Curtis Rhodes

MISSION STATEMENT

To be a regionally recognized and nationally influential center of excellence in family theatre:

• To promote a season of top quality productions

• To commission and produce new musicals that achieve national exposure

• To train young people in theatre skills for career opportunities and enriched lives

• To develop a broad-based appreciation for live theatre

• To promote positive values through art

THEATRE INFORMATION

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Box Office: (425) 392-2202 Administration: (425) 392-1942 Fax: (425) 391-3242 Toll Free: (866) 688-8899 TTY Access: (800) 833-4384

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Box Office: (425) 257-8600 Administration: (425) 257-6363 Fax: (425) 257-6393 Toll Free: (888) 257-3722 TTY Access: (800) 833-4384

EPAC Rental Inquiries: (425) 257-6360

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� is story has a long theatre lineage, and all its various adaptations stem from the same comic stage play, � e Admirable Crichton. Written in 1902 by playwright Sir James Matthew Barrie, more commonly known as J.M. Barrie, � e Admirable Crichton has been seen in multiple di� erent forms over the last hundred years including acclaimed stage plays, television specials, motion picture features, and even a limited radio engagement.

Born in Scotland in 1860, novelist and playwright J.M. Barrie penned � e Admirable Crichton two years before his greatest legacy, Peter Pan. As the acclaimed book critic Michael Dirad noted, “� e Admirable Crichton is probably Barrie’s most famous work a� er Peter Pan.” Although he continued to write successful works throughout his life, they were constantly overshadowed by the many adventures of Peter and Wendy in Neverland.

� e Admirable Crichton opened at the Duke of York’s � eatre in London in 1902. � e show quickly became known for its elaborate staging, and enjoyed a wildly successful run of 828 performances. On the heels of the success of the London production, it traveled to Broadway in 1903. Not even 30 years later, it was revived at the New Amsterdam � eatre in New York in 1931. More recently, the show was revived again at the Royal Exchange in 1985 and in London in 1989 with Rex Harrison as Lord Loam.

� e Admirable Crichton has enjoyed a rich life beyond the stage as well. � e play was � lmed for television in 1950 and

again in 1968. It was also adapted for � lm twice – � rst in 1918, and again in 1957 starring Kenneth More, Sally Ann Howes, and Cecily Parker – the latter going on to be the third most popular � lm at the British box o� ce that year. Just six years ago, the story was adapted as a Saturday Play for BBC Radio 4 starring Russell Tovey as Crichton.

In addition to the various direct adaptations, the story has also inspired many other plots, particularly in the world of cinema. Cecil B. DeMille’s silent � lm Males and Females (1919) focuses on the relationship between a British aristocrat and her butler, Crichton. In the French comedy drama � lm, Charlemagne (1933), a group of upper-class passengers are saved by a stoker who takes them to an island and rises to become their leader. � e 1934 musical comedy We’re Not Dressing follows a female yacht owner who becomes stuck on an island with her socialite friends, a research team and a singing sailor.   

Now, over a Century a� er Barrie’s play opened in London, � e Admirable Crichton is ready to premiere again – this time with a new title. Leslie Becker and Curtis Rhodes began to work on the project casually in 1990, but truly dove in and put together a full script in 2013. Since then, the show has been seen in staged readings at Goodspeed Opera House and Village � eatre’s own Festival of New Musicals in 2014. With the � nishing touches of sets, costumes, and an all-star cast, A Proper Place is ready to set sail and continue the legacy of � e Admirable Crichton. 

A PROPER PATH� e world premiere musical production of A Proper Place you see before you tonight is

the culmination of years of work and collaboration that dates back over 100 years.

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1903 Opened on Broadway

1918 Adapted for � lm (and again in 1957)

1931 Revived at the New Amsterdam � eatre in New York

1950 Filmed for television (and again in 1968)

1990 Leslie Becker and Curtis Rhodes began to collaborate on the musical version, A Proper Place

2014 Staged reading at Village � eatre’s Festival of New Musicals

2017 World Premiere at Village � eatre’s Mainstage

the path to a world premiere musical

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This story has a long theatre lineage, and all its various adaptations stem from the same comic stage play, The Admirable Crichton. Written in 1902 by playwright Sir James Matthew Barrie, more commonly known as J.M. Barrie, The Admirable Crichton has been seen in multiple different forms over the last hundred years including acclaimed stage plays, television specials, motion picture features, and even a limited radio engagement.

Born in Scotland in 1860, novelist and playwright J.M. Barrie penned The Admirable Crichton two years before his greatest legacy, Peter Pan. As the acclaimed book critic Michael Dirad noted, “The Admirable Crichton is probably Barrie’s most famous work after Peter Pan.” Although he continued to write successful works throughout his life, they were constantly overshadowed by the many adventures of Peter and Wendy in Neverland.

The Admirable Crichton opened at the Duke of York’s Theatre in London in 1902. The show quickly became known for its elaborate staging, and enjoyed a wildly successful run of 828 performances. On the heels of the success of the London production, it traveled to Broadway in 1903. Not even 30 years later, it was revived at the New Amsterdam Theatre in New York in 1931. More recently, the show was revived again at the Royal Exchange in 1985 and in London in 1989 with Rex Harrison as Lord Loam.

The Admirable Crichton has enjoyed a rich life beyond the stage as well. The play was filmed for television in 1950 and

again in 1968. It was also adapted for film twice – first in 1918, and again in 1957 starring Kenneth More, Sally Ann Howes, and Cecily Parker – the latter going on to be the third most popular film at the British box office that year. Just six years ago, the story was adapted as a Saturday Play for BBC Radio 4 starring Russell Tovey as Crichton.

In addition to the various direct adaptations, the story has also inspired many other plots, particularly in the world of cinema. Cecil B. DeMille’s silent film Males and Females (1919) focuses on the relationship between a British aristocrat and her butler, Crichton. In the French comedy drama film, Charlemagne (1933), a group of upper-class passengers are saved by a stoker who takes them to an island and rises to become their leader. The 1934 musical comedy We’re Not Dressing follows a female yacht owner who becomes stuck on an island with her socialite friends, a research team, and a singing sailor.   

Now, over a Century after Barrie’s play opened in London, The Admirable Crichton is ready to premiere again – this time with a new title. Leslie Becker and Curtis Rhodes began to work on the project casually in 1990, but truly dove in and put together a full script in 2013. Since then, the show has been seen in staged readings at Goodspeed Opera House and Village Theatre’s own Festival of New Musicals in 2014. With the finishing touches of sets, costumes, and an all-star cast, A Proper Place is ready to set sail and continue the legacy of The Admirable Crichton. 

A PROPER PATHThe world premiere musical production of A Proper Place you see before you tonight is

the culmination of years of work and collaboration that dates back over 100 years.

N9999

1903 The Admirable Crichton opened on Broadway

1918 Adapted for film (and again in 1957)

1931 Revived at the New Amsterdam Theatre in New York

1950 Filmed for television (and again in 1968)

1990 Leslie Becker and Curtis Rhodes began to collaborate on the musical version, A Proper Place

2014 Staged reading at Village Theatre’s Festival of New Musicals

2017 World Premiere at Village Theatre’s Mainstage

the path to a world premiere musical

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For reservations or to make an auction donation contact Jeannine Clarke at (425) 392-1942 x116 or jclarke@villagetheatre.org

More information online at VillageTheatre.org

Join us for our annual auction On the Town with Village Theatre at the elegant Fairmont Olympic Hotel, Seattle. This is our largest fundraiser of the year in support of all of Village Theatre’s programs and productions.

The evening features both silent and live auctions, specialty drawings, as well as a fi ve-course gourmet dinner with performances by some of Village Theatre’s renowned performers.

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Village Theatre’s third show in The Beta Series, String, will be on stage June 2 – 18. The Beta Series is the only program in the country that gives new musicals this kind of chance to be tested as a fully staged production in front of a live audience.

Q. Welcome! Tell us about the show.

A. String is about the three Fates from Greek mythology. They spin, measure, and snip the string of everyone’s life on Earth. In our show, they don’t live in Greek antiquity. Zeus curses the three to live on Earth, where they wind up interacting with mortals – one of which the eldest Fate falls in love with. It’s basically a love story about a Greek God and a guy in the basement.

Q. What has the process been like in creating this new musical?

A. With a musical, you look at it on the page and you don’t know what it is. You just don’t know, even when you’re writing it. You have an idea, but music is such a force in the room, it’s almost three-dimensional. You have to have actors singing it to know how it’s working, how it’s moving.

Q. How did you hear about Village Theatre, and why do you feel like Village Originals was a good fit for you?

A. We did a 45-minute version of act one of String at the National Alliance for Music Theatre’s Festival of New Musicals in New York City. Robb Hunt saw it and liked it,

so we submitted the script to the Village Originals program. Village Theatre reached out and let us know they had real, genuine interest. So we said yes to the opportunity, and here we are!

Q. You were part of the Village Originals Festival of New Musicals, what did you learn from that experience?

A. Any time you see your show in front of a big audience, especially in a town that isn’t yours, you learn new things. Every audience is different, and every region is different. You find certain things that weren’t working somewhere else might work now, or you figure out what problems arise everywhere you go. You also learn what gets the same laughs everywhere you go and what’s consistent.

 Q. We’re so excited to have String as a part of The Beta Series in June. Can you talk about what’s next, and what your vision and the trajectory is going to be for this show?

 A. We’ll probably begin with a different draft for The Beta Series, and during the entire process we plan to be doing rewrites constantly. In the beginning, when the actors are just learning it, our rewrites will stay sort of basic. But then there will be the production part where it’s night after night in front of an audience. At that point we’ll do the real work.

For tickets and information call (425) 392-2202 or visit VillageTheatre.org/issaquah/beta-series-string.php

INTERVIEWWITH SARAH HAMMOND, AUTHOR OF

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ROBB HUNT (Executive Producer) helped found Village Theatre in 1979 and has been involved as producer for the theatre ever since. Robb was an avid performer for many years with experience as

a principal actor and dancer in several Puget Sound theatre companies. With a background in business, Robb was a strong hand as a consultant in the field of Arts Management; several of his clients included The 5th Avenue, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Seattle Repertory Theatre, Seattle Symphony, The Museum of Flight, The Carnegie, and San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Robb is dedicated to commissioning and developing musicals and has been the driving force in the inclusion of new musicals in Village Theatre programming. He has collaborated on the creation of productions such as Eleanor, Next To Normal, The Ark, and Making Tracks. Village Theatre has become an active member of the National Alliance for Musical Theatre, and Robb has served on its New Works committee and on the Board of Directors. He has also served as a peer panelist and evaluator for the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA).

STEVE TOMKINS (Artistic Director) began his active professional arts career in Seattle in 1972 as a member of The Empty Space’s acting company. He has been the artistic director at

Village Theatre for the past 20 years. Prior to his time here, he was the artistic director at Civic Light Opera for several years. As a director and choreographer, Steve’s regional work has been seen at The Arkansas Repertory Theatre, Arizona Theatre Company, Seattle Repertory Theatre, ACT, and TAG. For seven years, Steve staged and choreographed production shows with Greg Thompson Productions. He has directed and choreographed numerous productions at Village Theatre, including: Grease, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Joseph…, The Ark, Annie, West Side Story, Peter Pan, La Cage Aux Folles, Oklahoma!, Damn Yankees, How to Succeed…, South Pacific, Play It By Heart, The Music Man, CATS, Hello, Dolly!, EVITA, Bye Bye Birdie, …Jersey, The King and I, AIDA, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, Stunt Girl, Chasing Nicolette, Meet Me in St. Louis, 42nd Street, Anne of Green Gables, Iron Curtain, Annie Get Your Gun, The Producers, Big River, Chicago, Les Misérables, Funny Girl, Mary Poppins, No Way To Treat A Lady, Billy Elliot, and Singin’ in the Rain.

Board of DirectorsBruce Wanta, President

Beth Meidinger, President Elect

Heather Goff, Past President

Derek Watanabe, Vice President, Board Development

Leigh Kraft, Treasurer

Jill Klinge, Secretary

Dan AndersonJeffrey Decker Chuck DennisAmy GibartLissa GriffithD. Edward JonesLynn Juniel

Lynnda KilpatrickGary KneepkensTwyla LucasGerald MagnaniLisa McQueenBill McSherryAmy Murray

J. Patrick OstranderKevin PazaskiMatt PoischbegKevin PriceJohn SeethoffAnn ThorntonJudy Yu

Village Theatre StaffROBB HUNT Executive Producer STEVE TOMKINS Artistic Director

ARTISTICBrandon Ivie, Associate Artistic Director

Tim Symons, Resident Music Director

Jessica Spencer, Casting Director & Company Manager

Tucker Goodman, Artistic Administrator

PRODUCTIONJay Markham, Production Manager

Kelly Kassir, Assistant Production Manager

Kayla Duncan, Production Coordinator

Bradley C. Bixler, Technical Director

Andre Burman, Adam Michard, Assistant Technical Directors

Stacey Garrett, Stage Operations Supervisor

Peter King, Lead Production Technician, Everett

Brent Warwick, Resident Sound Designer/Master Sound Engineer

Haley Parcher, Master Sound Engineer, Everett

Natalie Kinsaul, Lead Sound Engineer

Taylor Whitmire, Master Electrician, Issaquah

Paul Sharp, Master Electrician, Everett

Steven Coney, Josie Hankins, Kcarie Ingerson, Sam Izenman, Susan St. John, Kate Takata, Staff Electricians

Patrick Sherman, Master Carpenter

Jason Tribby, Jon West, Mark Zetterberg, Lead Carpenters

Justin Spaethe, Jeffrey Whitman Taylor, Master Stage Carpenters

Nick Heggestad, Properties Manager

Tommy Price, Lead Properties Carpenter

Kiera Bunch, Lead Properties Artisan

Julia B. Franz, Master Scenic Artist

Jennifer Blazek, Rachele Wirrick, Lead Scenic Artists

Eve von Bleyle, Key Scenic Artist

Esther Garcia, Costume Shop Manager

Hannah Coleman, Costume Shop Assistant

Brynne McKeen, Costume Design Assistant

Andrea Herman, Cutter/Draper

Beth Gilroy, Tailor

Samantha Shields, Crafts

Karen Mears, Wardrobe Master, Everett

Heather Andress, Wardrobe Master, Issaquah

Douglas Decker, Wig Master

BOX OFFICEJennifer Mello, Box Office Manager, Issaquah

Jennifer Nightingale Myers, Box Office Manager, Everett

Victoria Quayle, Box Office Asst. Manager, Issaquah

Jeremy Dunn, Box Office Asst. Manager, Everett

Tracie Lukasiewicz, Lead Audience Services Representative, Issaquah

Ashley Pempeit, Lead Audience Services Representative, Everett

Nikita Amundsen, Bea Fox, Griffin Freese, Marc Montague, Autumn Stallings, Audience Services Representatives, Issaquah

Joanna Aponte, Nathan Smith, Bailey Whitton, Audience Services Representatives, Everett

DEVELOPMENTFrank Stilwagner, Director of Development

Jeannine Clarke, Development Manager, Issaquah

Aileen Forde, Development Manager, Everett

Bobbi Kotula, Individual Giving Manager

Megan Adams, Individual Giving Manager

Sue Short, Development Assistant

Marion Skalley, Community Relations Coordinator, Everett

Chris Holden, Direct Fundraising & Sales Manager

Sara Behrman, Grant Writing Services

MARKETINGJamie Lilly, Director of Marketing

Ann Reynolds, Communications Manager

Noel Pederson, Marketing Associate

Malie Fujii, Advertising & Marketing Coordinator

Lyndsey San Sebastian, Digital Media Manager

Jana Rekosh, Graphic Designer

OPERATIONSErica Weir, General Manager, Everett Performing Arts Center

Robert Russell, House/Facilities Manager

Susan Hansen, Debbie Hinton, Marilyn Israel, Ray Lapine, Shannon Russell, Assistant House Managers, Issaquah

Chris Miles, House/Rental Coordinator, Everett

Jeffrey Aney, Nora Linderoth, Kathleen Podoll, House Managers, Everett

Meredith Carle, Patrick Kenekeo, Kyle Lee, Amanda Ross, Alex Scott, Lobby Attendants, Issaquah

Jeffrey Aney, Linda Baer Andee Hansen, Sarah Nightingale, Lydia Weir, Lobby Attendants, Everett

Mike Tran, Development and Finance Assistant

FINANCE & HRDiane Wright, Director of Finance

Talie Johnson-Marghani, Payroll & Accounting Specialist

Kelly Haskins, Accounting Associate

Angela Newton, Senior Accounting Associate

Carrie Larson, HR Generalist

Patrick Ostrander, Administrative Assistant, Issaquah

YOUTH EDUCATIONKati Nickerson, Director of Youth Education & Community Outreach

Suzie C. Bixler, Associate Director of Youth Education

Janet Cole Hamilton, KIDSTAGE Education & Outreach Manager, Issaquah

Maurianna Zingarelli, KIDSTAGE & Outreach Manager, Everett

Kayla Walker, Institute Manager, Issaquah

Jessica Low, Institute Manager, Everett

Joel Arpin, KIDSTAGE Production Manager, Issaquah

Aaron Alonso, KIDSTAGE Production Manager, Everett

Ruthann Tacher, KIDSTAGE Registrar & Coordinator, Issaquah

Angela Linder, Youth Education Administrator, Everett

Ayana Uriu, KIDSTAGE Production & Program Assistant, Everett

Sean Lally, Education Assistant, Issaquah

KIDSTAGE INSTRUCTORSMegan Adams, Jaimee Alonso, Benjamin Bentler, Lindsay Kujawa-Barr, Emma Bentsen, Sarah Bordenet, Cathan Bordyn, Kasha Browning, Jim Blackett, Grace Bryant, Rachel Carlson, Krista Cassidy, Ryan Childers, Janet Cole Hamilton, Jenelle Cross, Tony Curry, Heather Dacanay, Taryn Darr, Chris DiStefano, Ann Evans, Melissa Fleming, Duncan Frost, Matt Giles, Doug Graham, Aimee Hong, Carly Hutchison, Kate Jaeger, Danny Kam, Davida Kagen, Sean Lally, Autumn Lambright, Shelby Lautzenheiser, Matthew Lawerence, Chelsea LeValley, Silas Lindenstein, Jessica Low, Sheady Manning, Michael Matlock, Mary McIntosh, Michael McClain, Ellen McLain, Annie Morro, Taylor Niemeyer, Kati Nickerson, Aaron Norman, Michael Nutting, Nick Perry, Adam Quillian, Fathiya Ritter, Faith Russell, Hannah Schuerman, John Scott, John Sparkman, Katy Tabb, R.J. Tancioco, Alyssa Taubin, Julia Thornton, Steven Tran, Pamela Turpen, Kathryn Van Meter, Kayla Walker, Eia Waltzer, Erica Weir, Zoe Wilson, Matt Wolfe, Nathan Young, Josh Zimmerman, Maurianna Zingarelli

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30+ Year SubscribersA special thank you goes out to the following people, who have been Subscribing at Village Theatre for 30 or more years without missing a single season.

Nick & Jeanne AldrichDan & Portia AndersonNancy P. AndersonNancy BaileyMrs. Eva BairJames & Gladys BaxterMrs. Susie BelcherLarry & Anna BerglindRobert & Gwendolyn BloughRobert & Jacklyn BrettDouglas & Debbie BrownHarry & Pauline BuhlerSandy & Peter S. BurrChris & Geri CarlsonE. Anne CarrJeff & Kathleen CofflerMichael & Cynthia ColemanHeidi Cook & Richard DworkisBarb & Randy CoplenRobert & Mary E. CulpKaren & Jason DahnersMario & Linda DiPasqualeMichael & Beverly DoleacPeter DunphyCarol Lynn & Eugene H. EadsMarcie EasterlinCraig & Noma EdwardsCraig & Noma EdwardsJane EmersonAl & Lana FinegoldFrances Nanette FinelliJerry Ann FinstadDoris H. GaudetteFrank & Jan GhosnJudy GiaudroneJulius & Loretta R. GommiMarcia GreenDiane GrignonMyrna L. HackneyClark & Esther HallPaul & Marguerite HarveyJim & Alice HaskinSteven J. HazlerigWayne & Deborah HillRowan & Barbara HindsSteven & Carla HoffmanKurt & Judy HowelerRobb & Kathy HuntMargaret HuntJoyce L. JohnsonRobert & Diane JonesMelinda A. LeeMaximus LeoneMichael & Cheri LevySandra LindstromJacqueline & Robert Lee MaloneCynthia O. MatinJanine & Scott McKorkleLynn G. MeyerKathleen MitchellLinda & William MorrellRichard & Linda MortensenEric & Georgia MosherBeth Moursund

Mr. Ron MuffettMarvel MullikinBarbara K. MunsonD. Gerald MutterLaurie & James P. NeedhamKa NelsonWilliam & Janet NelsonBarbara NilsonJames & Shirleann NoldMs. Valerie L. ParkerKen & Ann K. PasseMaggie & Clint PehrsonJanette PetersonChristine H. PicklesMary Jo & Indru PrimlaniJames & Sandi ReedMr. & Mrs. Jeff ReinhardsenJames & Betty RiceShirley & Howard E. Richmond Jr.Peter & Naomi RimbosRalph & Jacqueline RisdalJohn & Pat RobargeJoanne A. RoehlGaylen E. RoseburgLori & Frank RothJanet ShadleMrs. Martha B. ShawJean B. SmithDarlene StaatsKaren W. StapletonDarryl & Kathy I. StephisonMr. Phillip StettlerStephen & Susan SullivanMs. Suzanne SutherEdward N. TinocoLouise M. TolleWinston & Darlene TomMs. Joanne TuckerMr. Eugene H. UsuiKaren & Michael Van SchoiackPatrick & Janis WalshBob & Kathie WardAl & Joan WatersLaurence & Darlene WeatherlyJack & Elaine WebberLarry & Mary WeeksErnest & Sherran WhatleyGreg & Cheryl WhiteSuzanne Wiggins-Ackerson & Gerald AckersonColleen WilliamsJerald & Judy WilliamsStephen & Lynda WimbushFran WimerCliff and Laura WoodMarjorie & Bob Yeats

We sincerely apologize for any names we have misspelled or inadvertently omitted from our subscriber list. Please direct concerns to Jamie Lilly at (425) 392-1942 x140 or jlilly@villagetheatre.org

Village Originals MembersVillage Theatre's mission stipulates a dedication to the development of new musicals that achieve national exposure, and the Village Originals program of readings, workshops, developmental productions, and Mainstage productions represents one of the strongest commitments to new musicals in the nation. Village Theatre is one of the few resident theatres to provide regular opportunities at every step of musical development, from first table reading to full-scale premiere production. Our Village Originals Members are there from the beginning.

Producers CircleDennis & Deborah DeYoungBeth MoursundMikel PoulsenTom & Cathy SaxtonAnonymous

Directors CircleBruce & Emily HowardWilliam & Brittany RallBruce & Peggy WantaJoella Yoder

Contributors CircleSteve Bolliger & Candace SmithDennis & Aline CaulleyLinda CheungLisa & Kevin ConnerChico & Nellie DiazAlan DunkinFaye & Richard GillettMichael & Jennifer GodseyLissa & John GriffithNeil Hoyt & Donald JennyJean JohnsonGary & Marilyn KneepkensTwyla & Tom LucasWendy MacDonaldShawn MagrawLynn G. MeyerNorthwest Theatre NewsDebbie & Pat OstranderMaggie & Clint PehrsonSue ShortNancy Somerville & Robert BurtonAnn & Greg ThorntonSteve & Wendy TomkinsAnne & Derek WatanabeErnie & Sherran WhatleyAnonymous

Starring MembersThe Alhadeff Family Charitable Foundation

Alex & Heather BerryKaelee BolmeG Richardson CookCatherine CrandellMark EngelbergNancy & Robert EschrichAl & Lana FinegoldStephen D. Forman & Sarah L. Hayden

Ava & Bill FrisingerHeather & Doug GoffRobb & Kathy HuntFred & Barbara JohnsonZoe Johnson

Patrick KellyRoger Klorese & David HaneyKathy & Bob LovejoyChristine & Stephen MatlockCasey MuratoriAnne TaussigG. Ronald & Deborah PayneKevin & Kathy PazaskiCynthia RobertsJudi & Tom RogersMrs. Judith A SimmonsMr. & Mrs. Byron W. SuttonAndy & Linda SymonsDavid WaggonerAnonymous

Supporting MembersStephanie AlphierTom BentsenSherrill Dryden & Dennis GriffithsDavid Ira GoldsteinJill & Charlie KlingeSuzanne LaneCarol C. LeeFrank MeyerDick & Carroll RehmkeMilton John RuppeckAaron Shanks & Michael Fearnehough

Susan SmithLynn Juniel & Jason WeilDiane Woltz

Individual MembersLisa A. Kroese & Jeffrey S. BarnesJanet StimsonJohn SutherlandDan SweeneyTeresa Valdez KleinLeslie WisdomMelody Young

We sincerely apologize for any names we have misspelled or inadvertently omitted from our Village Originals list. Names listed reflect Village Originals Members from Mar 1, 2016 – Mar 1, 2017. Please direct concerns to our Development Assistant at (425) 392-1942x120 or sshort@villagetheatre.org.

A Village Originals Membership is a unique opportunity to experience the creation of a new musical throughout the developmental process. To learn more about becoming a member, please visit our website at VillageTheatre.org.

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As the cultural funding agency for King County, 4Culture works to make our region vibrant. Using Lodging Tax and 1% for Art funds, their team of grant-makers, cultural advocates, advisory committees, and volunteer review panelists support a diverse array of cultural endeavors. Their four program areas — arts, heritage, historic preservation, and public art — put public resources to use all over King County. They work to ensure access to cultural experiences for all, from museum collections to theatre productions to renovating Historic buildings. Look for all the ways they are at work in our community!

The MarsJewett Financial Group has faithfully served the financial needs of our clients including family and friends for over 35 years. We help successful families navigate life’s financial complexities and develop long lasting relationships by exceeding expectations. We sponsor annual Client Appreciation events and we are delighted to join with Village Theatre to support our community with excellent productions, like the new musical, A Proper Place.

Spectrum Controls is proud to be a part of the exciting 2016 – 2017 Village Theatre season as the corporate sponsor for A Proper Place. Since Spectrum was founded in 1983, the company and its leadership has recognized the value to the community of a strong arts program and has actively supported many efforts in this regard. We recognize that the quality of life we enjoy in this region is directly related to enrichment through the arts. Our employees also personally contribute a company-supported Community Service Day which encompasses many service programs, including the local thriving arts scene. Thank you for coming to see A Proper Place.

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DONATE TODAYMail to: Village Theatre

303 Front Street N., Issaquah, WA 98027

Name of company

ADDITIONAL GIVING OPTIONSMy company will match my gift.

My company will match volunteer hours.

Matching form enclosed.

Please contact me about planned giving.

Please contact me about Village Theatre’s Endowment.

Matching will be done online.

CREDIT CARD INFORMATION

PAYMENT OPTIONS

I would like to make a gift of stock.(Please be sure to notify us so we can allocate your gift to your account)

Enclosed is a check payable to Village Theatre.

Please charge my credit card in full.

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YES, I (we) wish to contribute

$ to benefit Village Theatre.

Date of Gift

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Name as it should appear in Village Theatre programs

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Or I wish to be an anonymous donor.

I wish to decline donor benefits.

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Signature

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Sponsor Spotlights

I have instructed my broker to transfer ______ sh.

of __________________________________ stock

to Village Theatre’s account at Fidelity Investments

DTC # 0226, Account #Z72 - 303518,

VILLAGE THEATRE, Attn: Robb Hunt.

INSPIRECREATE

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Since its inception in 1979, Village Theatre has become one of the nation’s premier, fully producing regional theatres. Village Theatre is a cultural haven for hundreds of thousands of people. We INSIPIRE with our professional Mainstage productions, we CREATE by developing new works in our Village Originals program, and we EDUCATE though our Youth Education & Outreach Programs. To grow and sustain these efforts, Village Theatre needs your support. Your gift will impact lives for good through each of Village Theatre’s programs.

Your Support Makes a Difference

ONLINE: You can easily give online through our secure website, VillageTheatre.org, by clicking on “Donate Now.” Please note: Your donation profile is linked to your primary email address, which is used as a unique identifier, linking your donation to your patron account.

BY MAIL: Payments can be made by credit card or by personal check payable to Village Theatre. Please mail to Village Theatre, PO Box 2350, Issaquah, WA 98027.

STOCK TRANSFERS: A gift of stock is a simple and excellent way to donate. Please consult with your investment advisor, inform them of our investment account number on the donation form, and send the form to us so that we may allocate your gift to your account.

EMPLOYER MATCHING GIFTS: You may double or even triple your contribution by taking advantage of your company’s Matching Gifts program, where your employer may match your monetary gift to Village Theatre. A list of current participating companies is on our website under “Other Ways to Give.” If you do not see your employer on our list, please contact your benefits or human resources office for details. (Matching Gifts also count toward your total for benefit levels, entitling you to additional, exclusive donor advantages.)

EMPLOYER MATCHING VOLUNTEER HOURS: Many companies also match volunteer hours with monetary gifts to nonprofits. There are numerous events at Village Theatre where you may volunteer, and your volunteer hours can turn into financial support for Village Theatre. Again, please contact your employer’s benefits or human resources office for details.

PLANNED GIVING: Become a Village Theatre Guardian by including a provision in your estate plans to leave a gift to Village Theatre through your will or living trust, IRA/retirement pension, insurance policy, charitable remainder trust, or charitable lead trust. Please call (425) 392-1942 x112 to let us know of your intentions.

ENDOWMENT: Village Theatre’s Endowment Fund is a permanent, self-sustaining source of funding. Donations to the Endowment are permanently restricted and the Endowment assets are invested. Each year, a portion of the interest earnings of the Fund is paid out to support Village Theatre, and any earnings in excess of this distribution are used to build the Fund’s market value. Please call (425) 392-1942 x111 for details on supporting the Endowment.

CONTACT FOR MORE INFORMATION: please contact Giving@VillageTheatre.org, call (425) 392-1942 x111, orgo to our website www.villagetheatre.org/donate

How to Support Village Theatre

Village Theatre, located in Issaquah and Everett, is registered with Washington State’s Charities Program as required by law.Additional information is available at (800) 332-4483 and sos.wa.gov/charities.

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Corporate, Foundation, and Government DonorsVillage Theatre gratefully acknowledges the following corporations, foundations, and government agencies that contributed to our annual fund between February 6, 2016 – February 6, 2017. Their support of Village Theatre has helped us maintain our commitment to artistic excellence.

$50,000 and UpArtsFundThe Boeing CompanyThe Boeing Company Gift Matching

ProgramCity of IssaquahMicrosoft Corporation

$25,000 to $49,999City of Everett Lodging & Tax FundLombardi's Italian RestaurantsNational Endowment for the ArtsNorthwest Theatre NewsSeattle FoundationThe Shubert FoundationSnohomish County Hotel-Motel Tax Fund

$10,000 to $24,9994CultureBlack Label ITDCG ONEMarsjewettRedmond's Bar & GrillRowley PropertiesSpectrum Controls, Inc.United Airlines

$5,000 to $9,999Bellevue Arts CommissionClark Nuber P.S.Countryside Floral & GardenEBJ Proliance SurgeonsJeff & Liesl Wilke - The Wilke Family

FoundationKlein HondaThe Mark & Vickie Fund of the Nysether

Family FoundationMcLeod ConstructionNordstrom Matching Gifts ProgramPeoples Bank

SanMar & Lake Washington PartnersSea-Lect Plastics CorporationThrivent Financial FoundationU.S. Bank FoundationWashington Trust BankWaterways Cruises & EventsWells Fargo Foundation

$2,500 to $4,999Cogwheel Clinic for NeurodevelopmentFlying Pie PizzeriaGreenfield AdvisorsHenry M. Jackson FoundationHeritage BankHolland America Line IncIBM Corporation Matching Grants ProgramRotary Club of IssaquahTulalip Tribes Charitable ContributionsWashington State Arts Commission

$1,000 to $2,499AT&T Foundation Matching Gift ProgramWB Construction, IncGraham & Peggy Crow - Graham Crow

Benefit AuctionseQuality ImagesEverett Tire & AutomotiveJohn R. Liu - Eastside Pediatric Dental

GroupKiwanis Club of IssaquahLeamon Group, IncKathryn Lerner - Windermere Real EstateLester & Bernice Smith FoundationMorgan Stanley Charitable SpendingTemcov FoundationWarren-Hill Home Team/Remax IntegrityAnonymous

$500 to $999Actors' Equity Foundation Inc

Air Van GroupAmazon Smile FoundationBank of America Matching Gifts ProgramBoehm's Candies & ChocolatesDennis B Goldstein & Assoc PSPeter F. Donnelly Merit FundEverett Community College FoundationGamut360Give with Liberty Employee DonationsLamoureux Real EstateNational Alliance for Musical TheatreNewland ConstructionThe Seatons' Carpentry Shop LLCU.S. Bank Foundation Employee Matching

Gift ProgramZeeks Pizza / Ben & Jerry's IssaquahWilliam M. Zingarelli, P.S. Attorney At Law

$250 to $499The Alhadeff Family Charitable FoundationCraft Architects PLLCEli Lilly & Co Foundation Matching Gifts

ProgramAsk Granny GeekLarry & Beverly Alves / InnervisionsM&R Equipment, IncPacific Learning AcademyHome Link Mortgage

$100 to $249Aetna Foundation Matching GrantsAuclair WineryThe Everett Norwegian Male ChorusGeneral Mills Foundation Gift-Matching

ProgramSeek Ye First FoundationQuality Concrete ProductsEverett Association of Credit Men, Inc.Kirby Nelson OrthodonticsLacy & Par Inc.

Hsiao-Wen LinMedtronic Foundation Volunteer Grant

ProgramProfessional Small Business Management,

Inc.Real Appraisal, Inc.Shell Oil Company Foundation Matching

Gifts ProgramSound Spring IncThrivent ChoiceTimberrr Tree ServiceWhitepages, Inc, Matching Gift Program

Up to $99Adobe Gift Matching ProgramAmante Pizza & PastaThe Apex Foundation Matching Gift

ProgramBrehm Preparatory School IncBuck's American CafeCraving Cajun GrillEl Paraiso Mexican GrillFront Street MarketThe Home Depot Matching Gift ProgramLong Live KNKXMajor League PizzaMichelman Insurance Group, IncMichael Flood - Mountain SoundThe New MexicansPetite Sweet Bakery & CafePfizer Foundation Matching Gift ProgramQFCRomio's Pizza & PastaSafewayThe Sisters RestaurantSol Food Bar & GrillSymetra Matching Funds ProgramWatkins & Napoleone Real Estate

Village Theatre would like to thank our generous individual Annual Fund donors and those who supported the programs served by our Annual Fund: Mainstage, Village Originals, and Youth Education. Your contributions make our season possible. Thank you! Names listed reflect gifts made between February 6, 2016 – February 6, 2017.

$50,000 and upAnonymous (1)

$25,000 to $49,999Mary PigottBruce & Peggy WantaAnonymous (1)

$15,000 to $24,999Bob & Ann ChristensenTwyla & Tom LucasEllen McDermott & Scott CharneyJoan & the late Craig M. WatjenAnonymous (1)

$7,500 to $14,999Dan & Portia AndersonDr. Richard & Bonnie CavellRita M. DaubenspeckDennis & Deborah DeYoungThe Emans FamilyPam Foster & Liz Austin FundMichael & Jennifer GodseyHeather & Doug GoffSteven J. HazlerigDiann & Gary HitzelGail & Godfrey HolmstromGary & Marilyn KneepkensKathy & Bob LovejoyValorie & Larry OstermanTom & Cathy SaxtonPhyllis SchaefferJohn & Dorcy SeethoffChris & Kristina ShafferRodger & Margo Shute

Doug & Alison SuttlesBradley & Rebecca TaylorJay & Suzy WakefieldAllen & Janice WiesenAnonymous (1)

$5,000 to $7,499Loch Anderson & Allyn PerkinsJeff & Kathi CofflerLisa & Kevin ConnerBuz & Sandy de CilliaChico & Nellie DiazRobert & Janine DodsonPaul Fortner FamilyDoris GaudetteGerald & Joanne HerberRobb & Kathy HuntKim & Stacy JohnsonGwendolyn KingSteve & Carol KleinBobbi KotulaJeff & Barbara McCashlandWilliam & Kristen McSherryLynn G. MeyerBeth MoursundJames E. "Jim" & Patsy NelsonRobert & Claudia NelsonSi & Lisa NewlandTim & Lisa NunnDebbie & Pat OstranderMaggie & Clint PehrsonChristopher Peterson &

Mark WertJeanette & Joe PiottEdward & Bunny Renouard

Karl Ritzau & Taletta WibmerIdamae SchackJim & Sue SelisEd ShortDr. Michael & Peggy SwistakAnn & Greg ThorntonTim TimidaiskiLouise M. TolleErnie & Sherran WhatleyAnonymous (2)

$2,500 to $4,999Rich Baker & Diane JenkinsThe Barr FamilyStephanie Bayne & Thorsten GanzJeff & Inga BeehlerChad Bentsen &

Kristen Allen-BentsenFred & Lois BereswillJohn & Merrily BergDaniel BragerDeborah BuccolaSandra B. ChiversK. Linnea Peterson &

John M. CormanDavid & Patricia DierstAudrey EllingsenLeigh & Matt FlorAileen & Viggo FordeSaundra Cope & Walt GilletteLissa & John GriffithSteve & CJ HaddenBruce & Emily HowardBarbara Howell

Mitzi Johanknecht & Maureen Warren

Jean JohnsonDebbie KillingerShawn MagrawSukey & Bob MillerAmy & Carl MurrayJim & Denise OhlfsGregg & Shelley PercichMatt & Wendy PoischbegMikel PoulsenFrank RasmussenJohn SagerSue ShortJudith & Ben SimmonsRichal & Karen SmithKristina & Ryan SteffenEdward ThomasTom & Connie WalshAnne & Derek WatanabeBrian R. YorkeyMarcia & Klaus ZechAnonymous (2)

$1,000 to $2,499Megan & Seth Adams • Phyllis & Donald Adams • Michael Amend & Jeff Ashley • Amento Family • Eric & Susan Amsberry • Katherine Anderson • Richard & Marianne Anderson • Thomas N. & Christina E. Anderson • Ernie & Pam Ankrim • Bob & Clodagh Ash • Fred & Patricia Auch • Michael R. Barclay • Bob & Paula Barta • Dan & Judy Bartelheimer • Michael Bauer •

Humble Bee Books - Matt & Sandy Bench • James & DiAnne Beneteau • Regan Joy Bennett • Brett & Sue Bentsen • Alex & Heather Berry • Jim & Lee Berry • Paul & Diane Birkeland • Peter Bishop • Lee L. Boeckstiegel • Steve Bolliger & Candace Smith • Martin & Brenda Boothroyd • Catherine K. Boshaw • Evelyn Botesch • Norm & Joyce Bottenberg • Marvin & Lisa Brashem • Bratton Family • Heather & Tom Brookins • Doug & Debbie Brown • Richard Bryant • Duane & Anita Campbell • Kathleen Campbell • Dallas & Susan Carleton • Christopher & Geraldine Carlson • Dennis & Aline Caulley • Chee & Christine Chew • David & Donna Clark • Kim & Perry Clarke • Aaron & Núria Coe • Michael & Cynthia Coleman • Ross & Laura Comer • Steve Connelly & Pam Nordquist • Gary & Consuelo Corbett • Jim & Jana Cushman • Mark & Linda D'Amato • Thomas & Lynn Daniels • Kerry Davis & Brier Begnaud • Ron DeChene & Robert Hovden • Bill & Patty DeGroodt • Jacqueline De Leon-Estes & Chris Estes • Carol & Laurent Delsuc • Chuck Dennis • Steve & Kathy Dennis • Bostopher Gill • Darrel & Nancy Dochow • Joseph & Lucy Edmonds • Gregory & Kersten Eggers • Greg & Alicia Erickson • Ralph & Mary Etter •

Individual Donors

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Hockenbery • Dave & Susan Hoenig • Steven & Carla Hoffman • William & Arlene Hoffmann • Ron & Virginia Hofmeister • Pam Hogan • Larry & Myrtis Holdren • David & Karen Hollenback • Carrie & Joseph Holmes • Glenn & Michelle Hoogerwerf • Dale & Gail Hoover • Harold Hopper • Bill & Merrily Hornell • Paul & Janet Horton • Frances & Don Houck • Barbara Hougardy & Mabel Brown • Angella & Dan Hould • Donna Howard • Robert Howard & Kirk Ann Neil • Kurt & Judy Howeler • Katherine Huber • Barbara Hudak • Richard & Renee Huff • Grace Hughes • Sandra & Gerald Hughes • Mary Ann Hult • Victor & Jan Hulteen • Steve Hunt & Jann Finley • Rita Husby • Gerald & Helen Hussey • Delores & Walt Hyden • Phyllis & Frank Iacono • Bob & Gretchen Ilgenfritz • Cayman Ilika Jacobs • Wayne & Ardis Ingalls • Michelle Ircink • Jean Irons-Dendy & Jeff Dendy • Liz & Gary Isaacson • Roy & Janet Isaksen • William & Joan Jacka • Janet & Larry Jackson • Joyce Jackson • Jim & Susan Jacobson • Kim & Alyssa Jarvis • The Jayne Family • Joel & Lyn Jeffress • Patti Hanson & John Jensen • Susan Jensen • Larry & Carol Jergens • Rose Marie & Edward Jesse • Rick & Karen Jewett • Carmen & Marc Johansson • Kelly R. Johns • Allen & Trudy Johnson • Carolyn Johnson • David & Inge Johnson • David & Debby Johnson • Eleanor Johnson • Erin & Todd Johnson • George & Dale Johnson • Gwyn Johnson • Lois Johnson • Nick & Kara Johnson • Rod & Phyllis Johnson • Ron Johnson & Doris Hatton • Ruth Johnston • D. Edward & Louise Jones • Gayle & Phillip Jones • Harlan E. Jones • Michael & Ellen Jones • Chris & Cathy Jorg • The Jucht Family • Dean & Jeanne Justice • Pat & Paul Kaald • Steven Kaczmarek • Charles & Carrie Kahle • Kakkar Family • Don & Ruthie Kallander • Rajesh Kamath • Mike & Peggy Kanaga • Greg & Sharon Kanehen • Anita Keahey • Chrissi Keller • Janet Kellie • Lorraine Kelly • Susan Kendall • Kennedy Family • Ingeborg Kepler-Fall • Dena Kernish • Robert & Gailee Kerns • Ms. Mary Ann Kestle • Dick & Ida Kiltz • Nancy King • Tina Kinnard • Mary Lu Kirchner • Kenneth & Sasa Kirkpatrick • Donna Kiskaddon • Dorothy Marie Kittleson • Dale & Richard Kleinknecht • Mary Lou & Wayne Klopfenstein • Amy & Eric Knapp • Marilyn & Leonard Knapp • John & June Kneepkens • Linda Knight • William Knight & Dorothy Graham • Kipling & Laura Knox • John Knutson & Sean Bailey • Ken & Carol Kocher • Karen S. Kohler • William & Gloria Koll • Koenders-Kools Family • Koontz Family • Herb & Joan Kramer • Chris Kreifels • Linda Krivosha • Michelle Kruse • Christopher Kryaninko • Akshay Kulkarni • Janice Kurth • The Kusmik Family • Ted & Marge Kuykendall • Belinda Lafferty • Kelly Laing • Justin & Hannah Lalone • Cindy Lambert • Linda Lamont • Shelly & Rick Lamoreaux • Suzanne Lane • Mrs. Alice Ann Lang • Will & Helen Langer • James & Pat Lanning • Loraine Lapworth • Bruce & Julia Larson • Maxine

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Individual DonorsLarson • Wendy L. Larson • Reland Ann Lashbaugh • Bob & Agneta LaTurner • Laura Laudolff • Jim & Sue Laurenti • Frank Lawler & Ann McCurdy • Bruce & Neoma Lawrenson • Mr & Mrs Fred Laws • Bruce Lawson • Mr. & Mrs. Claude E. Layman • Paul & Patricia Lazowski • Bob & Kathleen G Leach • Scott Lee • Jim Leistikow & Jan Nesse • Erick & Judy Leithe • Janice & Randy Leitzke • Denny & Kathy LeMaster • Jeff & Linda Lentgis • Maximus Leone • Jean LeTellier • Oona Leung • Wanda F. Levien • Rick Levin • Carol & Dick Levinthal • Russ P. Levy • Charles P & Pauline LeWarne • Kirstie A. Lewis • Mary Lou Lewis • Laureen Light • Jamie Lilly • Jerry & Loretta Lilly • James & Traci Lindenfelser • Nora Linderoth & Stan Sastry • Phyllis Lindsey • Morris & Marjorie Lindstrom • Ruby Linear • Stuart & Erin Linscott • Alan & Jeannine Lish • Jackie Livingston • Marlene Livingston • Marny Livingston & Ron Large • Jim Lockman • Richard & Helen Lodmill • Larry & Aileen Loranger • Victoria Lord • Kathryn Losleben • Kim & Debbie Losnegard • Kathleen & Geoff Lowney • Teresa Luce • Marv & Rebecca Meyers • Mary Ann Lusby • John & Tracy Lynn • Mark & Rita Macomber • David & Kathleen Madsen • Margaret Madsen • Richard Butler & Melissa Mager • Jon Magnussen • Mark & Nikki Mahan • Donald Mahlum • Dylan Malone • Emmett & Sandy Maloof • Debbie Marsh • Tim & Mimi Marshall • Carolyn & Ken Martin • Edith A. Martin • Mike & Michelle Martin • Joe Martinez • Kathleen Marzahl • Caroline & Jeff Mason • Karen Mason • Robert Mason • Bev & Barry Matheny • Mary Mathers • Ms. Elizabeth Mathewson • Dan & Kathy Maxwell • Laurie Maxwell • Tyler & Tracy Mayclin • Donna & Robert Mayer • Lois Mayers • Patrick & Claudia McClain • William McCoubrey • Robert & Debbie McCoy • Richard & Caron McCune • Barbara & Patrick McDermott • Belinda McDowell • Sally McDowell • Laurie B. McGuire • JoAnn McHolland • Bruce & Carol McIntosh • Jennifer McKee-Johnson & Chatt Johnson • Anna Marie McKnight • Denise McLaren • Caitlin & Gary McLellan • Bruce & Kathleen McLeod • Michael J. McManus • Fran & Barbara McMonigle • Mrs. Judy McNall • Tom & Jane McNassar • Debbie McPherson • George McPherson • Don & Jerre McQuinn • Cheryl McQuiston • Peter McRae • Mary Lorna & Walt Meade • Priscilla Medema • Jean Medina • Pat & Jerry Medved • Zul & Jenny Megji • Ruth & Jim Menzies • Linda Meredith • Janice & Greg Merlino • Thomas Merryman • Debra & Michael Metheny • Frank Meyer • Katie & Bill Michals • Maria Milano & Robert Howie • Kyle & Julie Miller • Kenneth & Sandra Miller • The Miller Family • Paul & Gail Miller • David & Penny Miller • Stefan & Shirley Miller • Joanne Miller • Chuck & Sue Millonzi • Sue Minich • Mike & Marry Minkiewitz • Wayne Misenar • Fred & Mary Mitchell • Jack and Irene Mitchell • Jacqueline Y. Mitchell • Kathleen A. Mitchell • Mit & Maureen Harlan • George & Lesley Moffat • Neda Mohandessi & Vafa Mostaghim • Dr. James Monahan • Karen Mooney • Anne and Tom Moore • Bob & Linda Moore • Dena Moore • Walter & Karen Moore • Linda & Michael Morgan • Sharon & Mark Morganti • Erica Becker Morin • Kathie & Alan Moritis • Greg & Brenda Morris • Tim Morris & Lisa Murphy • Ed & Betty Morrow • Marilyn E. Morrow • Peter Morton • Susan and Hal Mozer • Joe Muckerman • Samantha Mueller • Paul Mueller & Laura Moore Mueller • Dee Mulford • Linda Mullen • Marr & Nancy Mullen • Neal & Diane Mullen • Randy M. Multack • Kelly Munn & Steve Thues • Shirley Munson • Doris Muotka • Sky Murphy • Donna Murray • James Murtaugh & Michael D'Ambra • Colleen Musgrave • Carole Muth & Robert Johnson • Lynn & Arnie Myhra • Donna Naekel • Gary & Mary Joan Nash • Nathan & Wendy Crawford • Charlie & Karen Neff • Demitrius & Julia Nelon • Cleo Nelsen • Ka Nelson • Nancy A. Nelson • Anne Christensen • Paul & Charlene Neuss • Tom & Marlene Newbold • Les & DeLaine Newton • Lynda & Jim Nicholson • Laurence & E. Mary Nielsen • Leslie Nielsen • Shirley A. Nielsen • Mrs. M. Gayle Niendorff • William & Mary Ann Noland • Carmen & Bruce Nylund • Shelley M. O'Brien • Mary O'Connor • Jacalyn Ofdenkamp • Nancy Olmos • Karen-Ann Olson • Mrs. Melitta Odessa Olson • Paige E. Olson • Trudy & Dwight Olson • David & Valerie Orloff • Anna Ormsby • Ed & Vivian O'Shaughnessy • Vione V. Ost • Susan Osterman • Miles Otoupal • Stanley & Teresa Otsubo • Ida Ott • Cathryn Palmer • Patrick Pancoast • Janice & Richard Pankratz • Robert & Loyce Panos • Beverly Parker • Ms. Valerie L. Parker • Robert & Marianne Parsons • Donna Patchett • Kat & Bob Patera • Penny Paterson • Chuck & Lynn Patten • Paul & Jane Patterson • Jodi Marie Payne • Jeff & Erica Pearl • Wes & Alice Pearl • Linda Pederson • Wallace & Bonnie Peltola • Gordon & Lyanne Peltonen • Tom & Jackie Pendergrass • Reggie & Jenn Penn • Doug & Diane Penner • Marilyn Perala • Gary & Anne Pernaa • Darwin & Dialine Petersen • Janis & Wes Peterson • Don & Barbara Pethick • Rose & Anthony Petrarca • Elizabeth Petre • Odrun & Winlock Pickering • Carlene Pierce • Joan Pierce • Jack & Leilia Pierce • Marc & Patricia Pinotti • Sue Piotrkowski • Ms. Elysia Pitt • Jack & Barbara Plumb • Marc & Sue Policar • Richard & Barbara Polovitch • Kent and Sue Porter • Phillip & Lee Post • Steve Poteet • Debbie & Jennie Powell • Judy Powers • Lois Powers • Dan & Janet Price • Pamela Proske • Zita & Guy Pryor • Judy & Tom Pullen • Roger & Margo Putnam • Bobby Pyles • Janet & Richard Quandt • Kathi & John Quickstad • Bob & Nancy Quickstad • Lisa & Tim Quigg • Kay Quillinan • Renee & Thomas Raabe • Jane Rabay • Carol D. Radovich • John & Kay Raeder • Marilyn & Jack Rafn • Ragonesi Family • Thomas & Davis Rainville • Owen Hazelton & Diane Ramberg • Jack & Madeleine Ramsey • Paul Rapino & Tracey Wagner Rapino • Jack & Bea Rawls • David & Nancy Raymond • Ray & Susan Rebello • Dick Regan • Dick & Carroll Rehmke • Jackie Reinland • Bob Reis • Noreen Reis • Bobbie Rettig • Maxine Rhodes • Katherine Richards • Katin Richardson • Jed and Urdene Rickard • Tom & Suzanne Rigos • Konnie & Charlie Rincon • Joel Rindal • Barbara & Mike Ripp • Ralph & Jackie Risdal • Pat Ritts • Alex & Jean Ritzen • James & Margaret Robertson • Marjorie Robey • Karen & Val Robins • Eleanor Robinson • Mel & Sherry Robinson • Charles & Genice Robison • Sally Rochelle • James & Doris Roelker • John & Shirley Rogers • Martin & Genevieve Rollins • Paul Romppanen • Kathie & Tony Roon • Mr. Jonathan Glenn Roselle • Carolyn Hayek • Richard & Joyce Rosenkranz • Patricia & David Ross • Janet & Harold Ross • Ron & Margie Ross • Linda & Steve Rostad • Al & Maria Roth • Karen Rotko-Wynn & Bruce Wynn • Edward & Marilana Rubatino • Dick & Sheila Rucker • Liz and Gary Rudolph • Jacqueline Ruedi • Anita Rugwell • Milton John Ruppeck • Marguerite Russell • Keith & Nola Russell • Kenneth Ruud • Ron & Helen Ryan • Patricia R. Ryan • Andrew P. Rybar • Sherry Sahlstrom • Ben & Marianne Sakamoto • Mohammed Samji • Elmer & Donna Sams • A Anne Sanders • Dan Sanderson • Dr Frank Sandin • Patricia Sasson • Sharon Saty • Cynthia Savage & Vinnie Feraudo • Linda Savio & William Hallerman • Donna & Loren Saxby • Barry & Carolyn Scalise • Patricia & Walter Schanzenbach • Melody & Tom Scherting • John & Maryann Scherzo • Winn & Bob Schillberg • Katie & Matt Schiltz • Lorrie & John Schleg • Brenda & Garth Schlemlein • Adrienne Schlosser-Hall • Donald Schneider • Diane Schott • Karin & Skip Schott • Michael & Shainie Schuffler • Nina M. Schuler • Kathryn & Nick Schultz • Maria W. G. Schweizer • Connie & Peter Scontrino • Jim & Sue Seiber • Kathleen Sekreta • Joe & Donna Selby • Anne & Ted Servello • Adam Seyler • Pat and Bill Shafer • Susan & Fred Shanafelt • Leonard & Patricia Shapiro • Bonnie L Sharp • Janet & Harry Sharp • M. Darrel & Barbie Sharrard • Connie Shattuck • Janet Shaw • Shaw Family • Richard & Lesley Shay • Dr Michael & Susan Shea • Pat Sheffels • Joy & Michael Sheppard • Dan Shih & Ted MacGovern • Shawna Shilmover • Shiozaki Family • Shirley Shular •

Neal & Linda Shulman • Valerie M. Shultz • Stan Siegel • Gene & Jane Silberberg • Tom & Leslie Silver • Aris & Sally Silzars • Mary M. Simon • Anne Simpson • Bob & Lynne Simpson • Joseph L. Sing • Kathi Skarbo • Ski Hats for Foster Children • Keith & Karren Skore • Debra Smith • Desmond & Judy Smith • Errol & Nancy Smith • Gale Smith • Joni & Jerry Smith • Judy & Dixon Smith • Kim & Joel Smith • Marilyn & Charles Smith • Pauline & Steve Smith • Susan Smith • Robert & Patricia Smyth • Betty Snyder • Dorothy Soland • Ms. Florence Solt • Craig & Vicki Sosey • Travis & Amy Sparks • Roy Sparks • Lloyd & Deanne Spencer • Scott & Shari Spung • Ruth Ann Stacy • Tom & Kay Staggs • Jim & Patricia Stahlkopf • Mary Stanton • Sally & Bruce Starbuck • Amy Jo Stark • Deirdre Staudt • Stavig Family • Andy & Robin Stefan • Sheryl A. Stefanson • Rebecca Steidle • Leona & Sharren • Jane Stephenson • Scott & Ann Stephenson • Mary Steranka • Susan Sterling • Darlene Stern • Betty N. Stevens • Sonya & Byron Stevenson • Bill Stewart & Pat Swann • Donald & Eva Stewart • William & Yvonne Stewart • Marge Stidham • Jerry & Ann Stockman • Joan Stone • Casey Stoner • Howard Stott • Christy Strong • Betty & Erich Studer • Barbara Subert & Sarah Davis • Harold & Julia Sullivan • Mary & Eugene Sutliff • Emma Swanson • Richard Swanson & Family • Walt & Ruth Swanson • Carl & Mary Jane Swedberg • Thomas & Carol Swim • Alexander & Lucy Sytman • Patrice Tabor & Doug Howlett • Jennifer Tada • Margaret Tangen • Dr. Robert E. Tank • Barbara Tate • Sylvia Taylor • William Taylor & Lynne Rosenthal • David & Kathy Tempest • Judy Thiel • Tamara Thiel & Sam Vargas • Dorothy Thomas • I.M. Thomas • Margaret Thomas • Glenn Thompson • Michael Thompson • Verle R. Thompson • Amy Thorleifson • Elizabeth Tickman • Dianne Tierney • Suzanne Tillotson • Craig & Karen Timm • Karol & Carl Tipton • Kerry E Topaz • Jennie B. Toro • Linda Relyea & John Totosz • Ann Townsend • Karen & Ron Trainer • Don & Julie Tranum • Keith & Theresa Treat • Dan & Jean Trent • Greg & Amy Tryon • David & Sharon Turner • Robert & Betsy Tutland • Kristin Uselman • Eugene Usui • Peter Louden & Marie Van Cleave • Stu & Karen Vanderhoek • Lloyd & Myra VanVactor • Gail & Roger van Valey • Sally Verrinder • Cathi Voels • Jerry Vogel • Walter Von Moos • Gerald & Bonnie Voss • Richard & Merridee Vuori • Tim & Elaine Wahlquist • Les & Karen Wahlstrom • Free in School Theatre • Andrew & Lorena Walenstein • Beverly Walker • Greg Walker • Kathleen & Rick Walker • Mickey Walker • Colleen E. Wall • Janet Wall • Lynn Waplington • Greg & Diane Warrian • Margot Washington • Al & Joan Waters • Charles Watkins • Joan Watson • Lois Watson & Keith Stobie • Ann & Ted Watts • Bob Webb • Victoria Webb • Bryna Webber & Dick Tompkins • Jack & Elaine Webber • Donna Weber • Peter Weber • Robert Weber • Josiah Smith Wedgwood • Darryl Weide & Karen Prince • Karen Weismiller • Jerry & Anne Weltner • David Wemple • Arlette Wentz • Fred & Marie Werbel • Bill & Bo Werner • Elizabeth Wery • Susan Westcott • Dick & Deena Wetmore • Jerry Whalen • Danny & Joanne White • Lujean Whitmore • D. R. Whitson • Gregg & Karen Whittier • Mary Wictor • Sheri Wikan • Fredrick & Louise Wike • Mike & Margaret Wilcox • Dr. & Mrs. Mel Wilenzick • Peter & Kathy Wilkie • Kim Wilkinson • Alan & Donna Willett • Gary & Chris Williams • Timothy Williams • Lawrence & Patricia Wilson • Sondra Wilson • Fran Wimer • John & Terri Winn • Suzanne Winnie • John & Lynda Winsor • Leslie Wisdom • Susan Wolfe • Nicole & Jeff Wolford • Diane Woltz • Judy Wood • Michael & Lucinda Wood • Brian & Robin Wood • Diana & John Woodbery • Clifford M. Wright • Shirley Wright • Virginia Wyatt • Robert Yarnell • Marge & Bob Yeats • Sharon Yenter • Jeanne Yu & Paul Johnson • Harriet Yurchak • Glen & Eilene Zachry • Chris & Katie Zang • Carl & Mary Zaremba • Dr. Bernard & Joyce Zeldow • Chris & Laura Zimmerman • Joseph Zingarelli • Al & Linda Zold • Janet Zuanich • Anonymous (76)

We sincerely apologize for any names we have misspelled or inadvertently omitted from our donor list. Please direct concerns to Sue Short at (425) 392-1942 x120 or sshort@villagetheatre.org

Village GuardiansThe Village Guardians are those who remember Village Theatre in their long-range financial and estate plans, ensuring the artistic, creative, educational, and financial strength of Village Theatre for future generations.

Michael Bauer • Alex & Heather Berry • Jim & Lee Berry • L. Renee Briggs • The Estates of Robert W. & Lois H. Catterall • Susan Gardner • Mrs. T. A. Gildersleve • Paul & Margi Harvey • The Estate of Stanley T. Harvey • Steven J. Hazlerig • Gerald & Joanne Herber • In Memory of Julie Ann Hovind • Bruce & Emily Howard • Robb & Kathy Hunt • Karen & Jim Ilika • D. Edward & Louise Jones • Betty S. Kramer • Patricia Ann Marsh • Lynn G. Meyer • Joan & Jerry Niehaus • Maggie & Clint Pehrson • Gustav Raaum • The Estate of Eugene H. Radach • John Sager • In Loving Memory of Julia P. Shaw • Ed Short • Christine Shuken • Darlene Staats • Tom & Connie Walsh • Herbert H.Warrick Family Trust • The Estate of Dr. Albert Watenpaugh • The Estate of Ruth Sutton Waters • Mildred Windmiller • Diane Woltz • Joella Yoder

Estate gifts come in all sizes and include gifts through wills, living trusts, and beneficiary designations on retirement plan accounts and life insurance policies. Other deferred gifts, such as charitable gift annuities and charitable remainder trusts, provide lifetime income for the theatre.

If you would like more information about the activities or how to become a Village Guardian, please visit VillageTheatre.org, go to the Donate tab and click on “Other Ways to Give,” or contact Bobbi Kotula at (425) 392-1942 x112 or bkotula@villagetheatre.org

In-Kind DonorsVillage Theatre would like to acknowledge the following individuals for their generous in-kind donations in support of our programs and productions:

Judith L. Albrecht • Don Allender • Lynn Anderson • Candie Barber • Eric & Sherry Christensen • Kelli Conley • William & Elizabeth Culbert • Susan Duncan • Darlene Dupar • Eloise Evans • L. Farris • Daniela Ferdico & Bruce Cech • Gabrielle Flanagan • Michael & Jennifer Godsey • Mark & Virginia Hunt • Wendy J. Jones • Marilyn & Leonard Knapp • Bobbi Kotula • Barbara Nilson • Amanda Paye • Jana Rekosh • Bill Sheretz • Frank Stilwagner & Kurt Dery • Mary van Noy • Bruce & Peggy Wanta • Dr. Jürgen von Bredow • Joseph & Bernice Zimmerman

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