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Ann By Holland Taylor Directed by Marlena Lustik Featuring Kate McCauley Hathaway ANN is an intimate, no-holds-barred portrait of Ann Richards, the legendary late Governor of Texas. This inspiring and hilarious play brings us face to face with a complex, colorful, and captivating character bigger than the state from which she hailed. Written and originally performed by Emmy Award-winner Holland Taylor, ANN takes a revealing look at the impassioned woman who enriched the lives of her followers, friends, and family. Preview: June 30th Opening Night: July 1st June 30th-August 22nd Tuesday-Sunday 7:00 PM
Ann
By Holland Taylor
Directed by Marlena Lustik
Featuring Kate McCauley Hathaway
ANN is an intimate, no-holds-barred portrait of Ann Richards, the legendary late Governor of Texas. This inspiring and hilarious play brings us face to face with a complex, colorful, and captivating character bigger than the state from which she hailed. Written and originally performed by Emmy Award-winner Holland Taylor, ANN takes a revealing look at the impassioned woman who enriched the lives of her followers, friends, and family.
Preview: June 30th
Opening Night: July 1st
June 30th-August 22nd
Tuesday-Sunday 7:00 PM
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CAPE MAY STAGE<br />
P R E S E N T S<br />
a F u n n y a s h e l l p o r t r a i t o f t h e t o u g h a s n a i l s ,<br />
L e g e n d a r y G o v e r n o r o f t e x a s , A n n r i c h a r d s<br />
NN<br />
w r i t t e n b y h o l l a n d t a y l o r<br />
d i r e c t e d b y m a r l e n a l u s t i k<br />
F e a t u r i n g<br />
Kate McCauley Hathaway as Ann Richards<br />
The Robert Shackleton Playhouse<br />
405 Lafayette Street, Cape May, NJ<br />
Ticket Info:<br />
609-770-8311<br />
Capemaystage.org<br />
June 30 - August 22<br />
Tuesday - Sunday<br />
@ 7:00 PM
In Memoriam<br />
All of us at Cape May Stage mourn the passing of Arthur Birsh at<br />
the age of 88 at his home in Key Largo, Florida.<br />
Arthur was one of the most important supporters of our theatre donating<br />
the iconic yellow and black “Showbill” known to Broadway patrons from his<br />
publishing “Playbill” for decades. He was a member of our Producers Circle<br />
and his talented wife, Joan, donated her artwork for sale at our box office.<br />
“May his memory be a blessing” is a phrase from the Jewish tradition.<br />
His memory brings a smile of gratitude even as we mourn his loss.<br />
“I loved Arthur Birsh for his taste and wit. He could be irascible at times but<br />
never failed to tell the truth. His support of my work was one of my<br />
treasured honors. He was my mentor as a producer and businessman. I<br />
loved his jokes – particularly the off-color ones. We shared a love for the<br />
theatre and good food and poetry. I will miss him and feel blessed to have<br />
known his friendship.”<br />
- Roy Steinberg, Cape May Stage Producing Artistic Director
Welcome to Cape May Stage's 2021 Season!<br />
“Idleness gives one the<br />
mood in which to write,<br />
isolation the conditions”<br />
– Oscar Wilde<br />
After months of quarantines and idleness for many, one could predict a<br />
plethora of new writings if Mr. Wilde’s musings have any merit. Indeed,<br />
we have been exploring new works during the 2020 season and some of<br />
them may be mounted in the future.<br />
As we enter back with caution for this 2021 season, we pay homage to<br />
the social justice personified by Ann Richards in “Ann”, seek solace in<br />
laughter with Neil Simon’s “Last of the Red Hot Lovers” and revel with<br />
a new play called “Adopt A Sailor – the Holiday Edition”.<br />
Live theatre is a hot medium. After countless hours of staring at video<br />
screens for zoom meetings and virtual plays that have a cool quality,<br />
the experience of living and breathing actors on a stage leading you<br />
and your neighbors in a collective response is a treasure.<br />
Roy B Steinberg<br />
Producing Artistic Director
August 2nd - at 7PM<br />
Monday,<br />
actor-singer-dancer Karen Ziemba<br />
Tony-winning<br />
to Cape May Stage! Join one of Broadway's<br />
returns<br />
versatile and beloved performers as she<br />
most<br />
performs Broadway Classics like never before.
2021 SEASON<br />
To book tickets:<br />
Call the Box Office at 609-770-8311 or<br />
visit capemaystage.org<br />
405 Lafayette Street, Cape May, NJ 08204<br />
Ann<br />
by Holland Taylor<br />
Directed by Marlena Lustik<br />
Jun. 30 - Aug. 22<br />
Tues. - Sun. | 7 PM<br />
ANN is an intimate, no-holds-barred<br />
portrait of Ann Richards, the legendary<br />
late Governor of Texas. This inspiring<br />
and hilarious play brings us face to face<br />
with a complex, colorful, and<br />
captivating character bigger than the<br />
state from which she hailed.<br />
Last of the Red Hot Lovers<br />
by Neil Simon<br />
Directed by Roy Steinberg<br />
Sept. 8 - Nov. 21<br />
Wed. - Sat. | 7 PM | Sat. & Sun. | 2PM<br />
Middle-aged and married,<br />
overworked and overweight,<br />
Barney Cashman wants to join<br />
the sexual revolution before<br />
it's too late...<br />
Just don't tell his wife!<br />
Adopt A Sailor:<br />
The Holiday Edition<br />
by Charles Evered<br />
Directed by Chris Dolman<br />
Dec. 8 - Dec. 30<br />
Thur. - Sat. | 7 PM | Sat. & Sun. | 2 PM<br />
A successful and artistic<br />
couple from NYC<br />
inadvertently "adopt a<br />
sailor" during the holidays &<br />
have their lives changed<br />
forever.<br />
Welcome<br />
Back!
Welcome Back to<br />
Cape May Stage!<br />
Please note the following guidelines from<br />
Actors' Equity Association:<br />
Patrons will be required to wear masks<br />
throughout the performance.<br />
Patrons may not eat or drink in the<br />
theater before or during the performance<br />
and intermission.<br />
No visitors will be allowed backstage.<br />
Autograph signings are strictly prohibited.<br />
Thank you for following these<br />
simple guidelines that enable<br />
our theater to be re-opened!
Cape May Stage Staff<br />
BOARD OF TRUSTEES<br />
President Leslie Martel<br />
Vice Presidents Stephen Miller, Wendy Collins,<br />
Lynn Martenstein, Mary McKenney<br />
Secretary Lee Bellarmino Treasurer Fred May<br />
BOARD MEMBERS<br />
Suzan Chmiel, Irene B. Darocha, Kate Hathaway, Ken Kirby,<br />
Mark Kulkowitz, Marga Matheny, Joe Rodgers, Roy Steinberg<br />
Producing Artistic Director<br />
Marketing Director<br />
Box Office Manager<br />
Director<br />
Production Stage Manager<br />
Tech Director<br />
Set Design<br />
Costume Design<br />
Lighting Design<br />
MANAGEMENT<br />
Roy B. Steinberg<br />
Denise Shutter<br />
Courtney Davis<br />
CREATIVE STAFF<br />
Marlena Lustik<br />
Amy Hadam*<br />
Seth Chaffin<br />
Spencer Potter<br />
Sera Bourgeau<br />
Zach Weeks<br />
Director of Development<br />
Director of Finance<br />
Volunteer Coordinator<br />
Sound Design<br />
Props Master<br />
Dialect Designer<br />
Artistic Associate<br />
Literary Manager<br />
Video Projection<br />
Video Production Assistant<br />
PRODUCTION STAFF<br />
Production Manager<br />
Master Electrician<br />
Run Crew / Costumer / Props Coordinator<br />
Amy Hadam<br />
Joe McLaughlin<br />
Leah Nadolski<br />
Mitchell Malnati<br />
Joan Flynn<br />
Roberta Aungst<br />
Hao Bai<br />
Leah Nadolski<br />
Amy Stoller<br />
Chris Dolman<br />
Shawn Fisher<br />
Vincent C. Ellis<br />
Ian Conway<br />
*Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.
Director's Note<br />
What better way to begin our post pandemic season than with<br />
“Ann” by Holland Taylor?<br />
We are in the midst of major seismic social shifts in our society.<br />
All sorts of “norms” are in question. When I began work on the<br />
play, I thought it might just be a period piece of sorts, a trip back<br />
in time. I was surprised to discover how contemporary her world<br />
feels.<br />
Ann Richards became an adult at a time when women were<br />
expected to do nothing but marry and become mothers. She did<br />
that quite successfully but she also managed to become the<br />
Governor of Texas. It is inspiring to see the story of an intelligent<br />
woman who used humor (“I was the funny one!”) and as she said<br />
just plain “grit”, to forge a career in politics.<br />
Ann’s story is not only inspiring to young women, but thought<br />
provoking for all of us. So many of the issues she was concerned<br />
about are still with us: equal opportunity regardless of race or<br />
gender, the need for good jobs and education, the need for<br />
honesty in government.<br />
Her story reminds us that in every generation we need to keep<br />
fighting the good fight. Ann Richards was a funny lady and the<br />
lesson she teaches all of us is that in good times or bad, it’s okay<br />
to laugh.<br />
And there’s no better place than Cape May Stage to come<br />
together and chuckle, chortle, guffaw, giggle, titter, and howl.<br />
by Marlena Lustik
Our Producers Circle: Janice & Joseph Anania, Bill & Tina Angstadt, Lee & Jill Bellarmino, Lenore & Martin<br />
Bowne, Tom & Sue Carroll, Suzan & George Chmiel, Ronnie & Barry Cohen, Wendy Collins & Laura Shaddock,<br />
Irene Darocha & Michael Picariello, Denise & Vincent Degiaimo, Ted Gettinger, David Green & Christine Petrik,<br />
Martyn & Greta Greenacre, Jennifer Harmon, Jerry & Kate Hathaway, Victor Keen & Jeanne Ruddy, Ken &<br />
Elaine Kirby, Jim & Theresa Knipper, Mark & Pam Kulkowitz, Teri & Bob Lamendola, Leslie & Myles Martel, Lynn<br />
Martenstein & Jorg Pawlik, Tedd & Mary McKenney, Stephen and Janet Miller, Catherine Rein, Fran Rixon,<br />
Meryl & Joe Rodgers, George & Theresa Schu, Sue & Steve Teitelman, and Heather Turner present:<br />
ANN<br />
By Holland Taylor<br />
Directed by Marlena Lustik<br />
June 30th – August 22nd, 2021<br />
The Otto and Phoebe Haas Stage<br />
FEATURING:<br />
Ann Richards....................Kate McCauley Hathaway *<br />
Production Stage Manager<br />
Amy Hadam*<br />
Set Design<br />
Spencer Potter<br />
Costume Design<br />
Sera Bourgeau<br />
Lighting Design<br />
Zach Weeks<br />
Sound Design<br />
Hao Bai<br />
Props Master<br />
Leah Nadolski<br />
Dialect Designer<br />
Amy Stoller<br />
Production Manager<br />
Amy Hadam<br />
Time: 1990 to Eternity<br />
Place: Texas<br />
There will be one ten minute intermission<br />
Tech Director<br />
Seth Chaffin<br />
Artistic Associate<br />
Chris Dolman<br />
Literary Manager<br />
Shawn Fisher<br />
Video Projection<br />
Vincent C. Ellis<br />
Special thanks to Professor Willard Neuert and DeSales University, Jerry Hathaway, Albert Geana<br />
Bastare, Howard and Rick from Wigboys, Sandra Castellanos, and The Hugh<br />
Ann is presented by special arrangement with DPS Dramatists Play Service<br />
*Member of Actor’s Equity Association<br />
The use of any recording device, either audio or video, and the taking of photographs,<br />
either with or without flash, is strictly prohibited. All electronic devices such as beepers,<br />
tablets, cell phones, and watch alarms must be turned off prior to the performance.
Cast Bio<br />
Kate McCauley Hathaway (Ann Richards)<br />
was one of the producers that brought the<br />
original production of Ann to Broadway,<br />
and Kate is thrilled to bring Ann Richards<br />
to Cape May, for Kate’s second solo<br />
production at Cape May Stage. In addition<br />
to playing the title role in Erma Bombeck: At<br />
Wit’s End, Kate has appeared here in Steel<br />
Magnolias, Other Desert Cities, Sylvia, and I<br />
Hate Hamlet. On tour and regionally, Kate<br />
performed the roles of Fantine in Les<br />
Miserables, Eva Peron Miserables in Evita, Sally Bowles in Cabaret, Nellie<br />
Forbush in South Pacific, Petra in A Little Night Music, and many<br />
other roles. Kate has produced on, and invested in, Broadway<br />
productions, including, in addition to Ann, Beautiful: The Carole King<br />
Musical, and she was the lead producer for the musical Southern<br />
Comfort, whose Off-Broadway production garnered many awards.<br />
Kate and her husband Jerry live in New York City, and are lucky<br />
enough to own a house in Cape May, where Kate serves on the<br />
Board of Cape May Stage.<br />
Kate McCauley Hathaway in Steel Magnolias, Sylvia, and Erma Bombeck: At Wit's End
Crew Bios<br />
Marlena Lustik (Director) is thrilled to be directing live<br />
theatre again! In Cape May Stage’s last season<br />
prepandemic, she directed The Taming. Other Cape May<br />
Stage productions include Erma Bombeck: At Wit’s End, Billy<br />
Bishop Goes to War, Red Hot Patriot, A Walk in the Woods, and A Tuna<br />
Christmas. She staged The Santaland Diaries, A Christmas Carol: The Radio<br />
Show and This Wonderful Life which were performed during the holiday<br />
season at Congress Hall. New York credits include Anton Chekhov's Uncle<br />
Vanya (which she co-adapted) for the Triangle Theatre Company and a<br />
production of A Cherry Orchard Off-Broadway for the Yorkville Repertory<br />
Theatre featuring Maureen Garrett. She has directed for the Deptford<br />
Players, The Comedy Club, the Snarks, and the 29th Street Rep in New<br />
York as well as done workshops of new plays such as Piano Bar Blues,<br />
Bavarian Rage, and Lotteria. Her on-site theatre piece based on Everyman<br />
was performed at the Church of the Holy Trinity. Her productions of The<br />
Seagull with Robert Newman and Vita and Virginia with other members<br />
of the cast of Guiding Light were performed at the Helen Hayes Theatre in<br />
Nyack, NY. She has directed as a guest artist at Berea College, Lafayette<br />
College, and the School of Visual Arts in NYC. Marlena is also an<br />
accomplished actress who has appeared on Broadway, Off Broadway and<br />
at many regional theaters including The Long Wharf Theatre, Indiana<br />
Repertory Theatre, The Goodspeed Opera House, The Kennedy Center,<br />
and of course Cape May Stage. Thanks to Roy for the opportunity of<br />
working on this delightful play, to Kate McCauley Hathaway for her<br />
luminous performance., to the amazing crew and staff for all their hard<br />
work, to the Board and all the Cape May Stage supporters who kept the<br />
faith and kept us alive during this difficult time and of course to my<br />
daughter Alexa for keeping me sane.
Crew Bios<br />
Amy Hadam (Production Stage Manager) is so thrilled to be<br />
back for her fifth-ish season! Past Cape May Stage credits<br />
begin with The Whipping Man in 2016 all the through<br />
Murder For Two: The Holiday Edition in 2019. Amy has also<br />
been the Stage Manager for Dreamcatcher Repertory<br />
Theatre (Summit, theater NJ) since 2013; recent virtual credits with them include<br />
Everything Is Super Great and Holiday Bites, and the most recent in-person<br />
production with them was Be Here Now in early 2020. Other credits<br />
include: 21: The Musical (NYC), Jekyll & Hyde and Spamalot at Surflight<br />
Theatre (Beach Haven, NJ), A Piece of My Heart and Janey Miller's World<br />
Tour at Speranza Theatre Company (Jersey City, NJ), Miss Witherspoon<br />
and The Further Adventures of Hedda Gabler at The Theater Project<br />
(Maplewood, NJ), and Talking to Westfield and At Liberty Hall at Premiere<br />
Stages (Union, NJ). Amy is a member of Actors' Equity Association.<br />
Spencer Potter (Set Design) is a Professor of Design and<br />
freelance costume/set designer working between the<br />
Western and Mid-Atlantic regions. Spencer's design<br />
credits at Cape May Stage include: Ultimate Christmas<br />
Story...Abridged! Outside Mullingar, Billy Bishop Goes to War,<br />
Buyer and Cellar, buyer The Whipping Man, The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life,<br />
Red Hot Patriot, Blithe Spirit, How to Make a Rope Swing, Erma Bombeck: At<br />
Wit's End, An Actor's Carol, Heisenberg, Sidekicked, Murder for Two: The<br />
Holiday Edition and assistant designer for Time Stands Still. Other design<br />
credits include: Costumes- The Roads to Home, Die Fledermaus, The Odd<br />
Couple, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Scenery - Singin' in The<br />
Rain, Noises Off, And Then There Were None, Tons of Money, The Woman in<br />
Black and Steel Magnolias. In the past, Spencer has also worked as Cape<br />
May Stage's Production Manager/Technical Director and as the Resident<br />
Intern Program Coordinator.
Crew Bios<br />
Hao Bai (Sound Designer), a multidisciplinary designer in<br />
lighting, sound, and video projection for live and virtual<br />
performances. Hao works with groundbreaking and<br />
innovative artists including Charlotte Braithwaite, Abigail<br />
DeVille, Mei Ann Teo, Ping Chong, The Talking Band,<br />
Mabou Mines, Mabou The Wooster Group, The Builders Association, The<br />
Hawtplates (Justin Hicks), Pioneers Go East Collective, Loco7, Nia<br />
Witherspoon, and New Stage Theatre, etc. Hao’s work has been seen<br />
internationally at Asia Culture Center (South Korea), WuZhen Festival<br />
(China), in the states at CAC (Cincinnati), Stanford, Jone Hall (Houston),<br />
and in New York at The Public Theatre, NYU Skirball, Bushwick Starr, La<br />
MaMa, JACK, Performance Space New York, New Stage Theatre, 59E59,<br />
A.R.T/New York Theatres, 14 Street Y, BAAD!, Stella Adler, The<br />
Performing Garage, The Gallery Players, The Tank, etc. Recent: Virtual:<br />
<strong>Final</strong> Boarding Call (Ma-Yi Theater+WP Theater); Nocturne in 1200s<br />
(Ping Chong). Lighting: Waterboy and the Mighty World (Bushwick Starr<br />
& The Public Theatre). Projection: Electronic City (NYIT Awards),<br />
Chronicle X (The Shed). Upcoming: Production Design: Where We<br />
Belong (Woolly Mammoth Theatre). Lighting: Chinoiserie (Ping Chong).<br />
Projection: Storm (NYU). Sound: Walden (Theater Works Hartford); Little<br />
Shop of Horrors (St. Louis Rep). https://www.haobaidesign.com/<br />
Leah Nadolski (Props Master) is happy to be back at Cape<br />
May Stage. She graduated from DeSales University in 2017<br />
with her degree in Theatre Tech and Design with a<br />
concentration on set design and props. Her past<br />
productions include Heisenburg, Sidekicked, The<br />
Taming, Sylvia Taming, and Murder for Two: A Holiday Edition. She would like to<br />
thank her family and friends for their love and support.
Crew Bios<br />
Zach Weeks (He, Him, His) (Lighting Design) is excited to<br />
be designing at Cape May Stage. Zach is a New York based<br />
designer whose designs have been seen all over New York.<br />
Selected credits include Peter and the Starcatcher, Little Shop<br />
of Horrors, You’re are a good man Charlie Brown, The Tempest,<br />
Little Prince (Epic Little Players), Pushkin (Sheen Center), Fall of the House of Usher<br />
(The New School). Regional Credits include Brigadoon & Love and the Law<br />
(Muhlenberg College), The Producers, Into the Woods, Hairspray, & Legally<br />
Blonde (White Plains PAC). Zach has worked as an Assistant Designer at<br />
Carnegie Hall, New York City Center, Plaza Hotel, and Theatre Row just<br />
to name a few. To learn more about Zach or to see more of his work<br />
please go to zwdesigns.net<br />
Sera Bourgeau (Costume Design) is thrilled to be returning<br />
to Cape May Stage for the 2021 Season! While always a<br />
Cape May local at heart, Sera is currently based in New<br />
York City, and has spent much of the last decade<br />
designing and working at theatres all over the country.<br />
Previous Cape Previous May Stage Credits include: Erma Bombeck: At Wit’s End,<br />
Murder for Two: Holiday Edition, The Taming, Chapter Two, The Lion in Winter,<br />
The Shuck, An Actor’s Carol, and Outside Mullingar. Additionally her designs<br />
have been seen at Williamstown Theatre Festival, Long Wharf Theatre,<br />
The Duke at 42nd Street, HERE Arts Center, Northern Stage, The Secret<br />
Theatre – NYC, The Lounge Theatre – LA, Colorado Springs Fine Arts<br />
Center, Adirondack Theatre Festival, Mill Mountain Theatre, and<br />
Theater at Monmouth. Sera worked as a full time Production Assistant<br />
then Costume Department Coordinator on Season 1 of CBS’s The<br />
Equalizer. MFA: University of California, Irvine. www.serabourgeau.com
Crew Bios<br />
Amy Stoller (Dialect Designer) has provided dialect design<br />
and/or dramaturgy for over 30 productions at Off-<br />
Broadway’s award-winning Mint Theater Company. On<br />
Broadway she coached Jessie Mueller (Tony Award) as<br />
Carole King in Beautiful. Amy has been personal dialect<br />
coach to Anna coach Deavere Smith since 2007, most recently on Notes from the<br />
Field (New York and London; HBO; audiobook). Her latest projects<br />
include dramaturgy and language consultation for The Night of the Iguana<br />
starring Dylan McDermott and Phylicia Rashad, directed by Emily Mann;<br />
dialect coach for Fires in the Mirror at Theatrical Outfit in Atlanta; and the<br />
feature film Zola (Colman Domingo as X). Other screen credits include<br />
Selma (Carmen Ejogo as Coretta Scott King); Dietland; Mozart in the Jungle;<br />
Nurse Jackie; Dora the Explorer. Amy is an officer of VASTA, and a member<br />
of the LMDA. www.stollersystem.com
Crew Bios<br />
Holland Taylor (playwright) Her New York stage performances include<br />
Bess in Breakfast With Les and Bess, the original productions of Butley,<br />
opposite Alan Bates, and A.R. Gurney’s The Cocktail Hour. In Los Angeles<br />
she has performed in Kindertransport and in Yasmina Reza’s The<br />
Unexpected Man at the Geffen. Holland was a dedicated student of Stella<br />
Adler, and has given talks about this great teacher. A Philadelphia native,<br />
she went to Westtown Friends School, and took a BA at Bennington<br />
College. In 2005 she became a student again, earning an MA from the<br />
University of Santa Monica, and in ’07, began work on this play. She will<br />
always be grateful to the Galveston Grand Opera’s Maureen Patton, who<br />
took an enormous “Ann Richards-sized” risk in launching its first run; to<br />
Kevin Bailey, our shepherd from the start; to Benjamin Endsley Klein for<br />
his promise to “make the vision flesh;” and to Bob Boyett, who read the<br />
play as a friend, and looked up from the page as its producer.<br />
Actors’ Equity Association (AEA) was founded in 1913 as the first of the American<br />
actors unions. Equity’s mission is to advance, promote, and foster the art of live<br />
theatre as an essential component of our society. Today, Equity represents more<br />
than 40,000 actors, singers, dancers, and stage managers working in hundreds of<br />
theatres across the United States. Equity members are dedicated to working in the<br />
theatre as a profession, upholding the highest artistic standards. Equity negotiates<br />
wages and working conditions and provides a wide range of benefits including<br />
health and pension plans for its members. Through its agreement with Equity, this<br />
theatre has committed to the fair treatment of the actors and stage managers<br />
employed in this production. AEA is a member of the AFL-CIO and is affiliated<br />
with FIA, an international organization of performing arts unions. For more<br />
information, visit www.actorsequity.org
Generous Donations to Cape May Stage<br />
Representing January 1. 2020 - June 15, 2021<br />
MICHAEL LAIRD LEADERSHIP CIRCLE - $25,000 TO $74,999<br />
Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation<br />
NJ State Council on the Arts / CARES Act<br />
The Shubert Foundation<br />
MARQUIS SOCIETY - $15,000 TO $24,999<br />
Myles & Leslie Martel<br />
STANDING OVATION - $10,000 TO $14,999<br />
Victoria Cumock<br />
Robert Dixson<br />
Victor Keen & Jean Ruddy<br />
Kenneth & Elaine Kirby<br />
Jim & Teresa Knipper<br />
Catherine Rein<br />
Steve & Susan Teitelman<br />
LEAD PRODUCER - $7,500 TO $9,999<br />
Lee & Jill Bellarmino<br />
PLAYWRIGHTS CIRCLE - $5,000 TO $7,499<br />
Irene Darocha & Michael Picariello<br />
Denise & Vince Degiaimo<br />
Mary & Ted McKenney<br />
IN THE SPOTLIGHT - $2,500 TO $4,999<br />
The Nancy Friday Foundation<br />
Joan & Arthur Birsh<br />
Walter Bradhering<br />
Paul & Frances Rixon
Generous Donations to Cape May Stage<br />
Representing January 1. 2020 - June 15, 2021<br />
STARS OF THE SHOW - $1,000 TO $2,499<br />
Lester & Roberta Aungst<br />
Edward Breiner<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Dickhart<br />
Jill Eikenberry & Mike Tucker<br />
Tanice & Dudley Fitzpatrick<br />
Barbara & Doug Groff<br />
Haldeman Family Foundation<br />
Gerald & Kate Hathaway<br />
Bob & Becky Kriebel<br />
Mark & Pam Kulkowitz<br />
Chris & Kit Marlowe<br />
Lynn Martenstein & Jorg Pawlik<br />
David Green & Christine Petrik<br />
Sue Priester, Community Foundation of Greenville, Inc.<br />
George & Theresa Schu<br />
Woody Shackleton<br />
Jeremy T. Smith<br />
Matt & Mary Trella<br />
Lee & Marvin Zektzer<br />
Mary Burke<br />
John & Kathy Case<br />
Suzan & George Chmiel<br />
Scott & Diane Clemens<br />
Brad Gettelfinger<br />
Pamela & Tom Harrison<br />
Philip Kellett<br />
Tricia Kraemer<br />
Bob & Terri Lamendola<br />
Brook & Cherry Landis<br />
John Leek<br />
Brian MacGeorge<br />
Belle & Thomas Maher<br />
LEADING ROLE - $500 TO $999<br />
Antonio & Gordon Mason<br />
Fred May & Sandra Bloodworth<br />
Paula Murray, The Bedford Inn<br />
Jane Robinson<br />
Dr. James & Marilou Rochford<br />
Robert Schwinger<br />
Lee & Roy Shubert<br />
Therese & Robert Smith<br />
Barbara St. Clair<br />
Stephen & Patricia Steinour<br />
James & Jeanne Testa<br />
Chris & Rosanne Traficante
Generous Donations to Cape May Stage<br />
Representing January 1. 2020 - June 15, 2021<br />
John & Nancy Bailey<br />
Nancy & Michael Childs<br />
Catherine & Douglas Davis<br />
Mr & Mrs. David Eschback III<br />
Susan Fitz<br />
Ron Germann<br />
Bruce and Paula Greene<br />
Don & Tillie Hager<br />
Donna & Craig Imbriaco<br />
Mary Beth James<br />
Shelley Jordan<br />
Mary Ann & Gus King<br />
John & Nancy Kitlas<br />
FEATURED ACTOR - $250 TO $499<br />
UNDERSTUDY - $100 TO $249<br />
Richard Klein<br />
Kathleen Kucsma<br />
Arleen Buchanan & James Mantell<br />
David Mcshane<br />
Richard Mosso<br />
Susanne & Alexander Nelson<br />
Dale Owens<br />
Lisa Rothman<br />
Alan Rutenberg<br />
Ann Turnbull and Alice Hort<br />
Kerry Wagner<br />
Sheri Wolfe<br />
Virginia Anslinger<br />
James Anthony<br />
Joshua & Lauren Averill<br />
Michael & Amy Bellarmino,<br />
in Honor of Lee and Jill Bellarmino<br />
Edward Borer<br />
Debra Bosin<br />
Anne Burrows<br />
Sean Byrne<br />
Sue & Tom Carroll<br />
Pat Carroll<br />
Richard and Marrie Cassidy<br />
Edward Castagnetta<br />
Tom Cavanaugh<br />
Bruce & Robin Corini<br />
Matt Palmer & Christine Cosenza<br />
Hutchie & Jeremy Cummin<br />
Susan & William Currie<br />
Marta Dabezies<br />
Francis Derose<br />
Dan & Mary Dewaters<br />
Teresa Dowe<br />
Morris Edelman<br />
Michael & Jane Egan<br />
Abigail Adams & Kathleen Emerson<br />
Gail Evans<br />
Thomas H. Fairchild Charitable Fund<br />
Kathleen & Robert Familetti<br />
Adele Faust<br />
Vicky Fiedler,<br />
In memory of Judith Fiedler<br />
William & Margaret Flanagan<br />
Jim & Janine Foreman<br />
Donald Frigon<br />
William & Adrienne Gallagher<br />
Robert Gasalberti<br />
Steven and Lynne Glasser<br />
Lorelei Goldstein<br />
Carol Goloff<br />
Joyce and Alan Gould<br />
Stacie Gray<br />
James Haines<br />
Catherine Hawkes<br />
Michael & Mary Lou Hayko<br />
Raymond Herman<br />
Sheila Horgan<br />
David Hutchinson<br />
Kathryn & William Hymans<br />
Connie Jannuzzi<br />
Richard Kallok<br />
John & Carol Kassay<br />
Maria Kastner<br />
Jeanne Kelly<br />
Kate and John Kerrigan<br />
Malcolm & Dottie Knapp,<br />
In Honor of Michael Zuckerman<br />
Deborah Kops<br />
Holly Krinsky<br />
Walt & Yvonne Kuemmerle<br />
Rena Laith<br />
Dolores F. Lanzaro<br />
Roberta Rote & Martin Levitas<br />
Jon Lindstrom<br />
Donna Locke<br />
Al & Martha Maffeo<br />
Suzie Maguire<br />
Barbara Mallaney<br />
Marikay & Jim Malley<br />
Ira L. Marks & Judith F. Marks<br />
Tom & Tina Mcandrews<br />
Robert Mcbride<br />
Diane Mcfarlin<br />
Tom Ringe & Patricia McGuinn<br />
Debra Mcmahon<br />
Mary Millar<br />
Dana Welch Miller<br />
Paula Miller<br />
Lisa Monard<br />
Stephen Murray<br />
Carol Nick<br />
Richard and Kathryn Noble<br />
Connie Norteman<br />
Stephanie & Bryan Oscarson<br />
John Ounsworth<br />
Susan Panzarella<br />
Virginia & Theodore Passon<br />
Joanne Perry<br />
Robert & Geraldine Petrucelli<br />
Gary Platterspiel<br />
Michael Posner<br />
Mark Renna<br />
Jeffrey Rights<br />
Octavio Rodriguez<br />
Lynn Romolini,<br />
In memory of Michael Rowinski<br />
Jim Salasin<br />
Ronald Salerno<br />
Joan Saylor<br />
Kristina Scanlon<br />
Madeline Schroth<br />
Katharine Schumacher<br />
David Schwartz<br />
Mary Claire Seider<br />
Edward Shakespeare<br />
Patricia & Jack Smyth<br />
Bill & Sherry Soutiere<br />
Brian Spadora<br />
Sharon Tether & Joseph Stefanelli<br />
Roy B. Steinberg<br />
Rosalind Stern<br />
Dr. Eileen Tyrala<br />
Alan Urek<br />
Alice Washington<br />
Susan Wiggins<br />
Bruce Wilson<br />
Lewis and Joy Wyatt<br />
Debbie Yeager<br />
Janet Yunghans,<br />
in honor of Walter Casebeer<br />
Kim Zimmer