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Tom Patterson<br />
Theatre<br />
May 27 To ocToBer 2<br />
Opens June 4<br />
<strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong><br />
by Ben Jonson<br />
Support is provided by members of the conservatory circle: Karon c. Bales and charles<br />
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A Cosmos of Creativity<br />
Shakespeare lies at the centre of our dramatic<br />
universe. Here at <strong>Stratford</strong>, we celebrate him in<br />
our theatres by honouring honouring his text and by by placing<br />
it in the context of the work of his predecessors,<br />
contemporaries and successors, so we can better<br />
understand his breathtaking achievement. In doing<br />
so, we range freely through the best and most<br />
enduring works of the dramatic canon.<br />
This season, you can explore the diversity of<br />
Shakespeare’s genius in three such very diff diff erent erent<br />
plays as Macbeth, A Midsummer Night’s Dream and<br />
Julius Caesar. You also have a rare opportunity<br />
to compare his work to that of his friend and<br />
rival Ben Jonson, whose <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> is a<br />
brilliant satire of life in London, Shakespeare’s<br />
adopted city, or with that of Jean Racine,<br />
whose Phèdre is searing drama from a diff erent<br />
dramatic tradition. Both these plays are<br />
masterpieces in their own right – and to see<br />
them performed is to discover how radical<br />
are the diff erences between the world’s<br />
greatest playwright and his nearest peers.<br />
Shakespeare’s unprecedented<br />
exploration of the human comedy paved<br />
the way for such subsequent dramatists<br />
as Anton Chekhov, Edmond Rostand and<br />
Oscar Wilde, whose work also features on our<br />
stages this season. His infl uence reveals itself<br />
even in our two musicals, one of which shares<br />
its ancestry with The Comedy of Errors while the<br />
other draws directly on Romeo and Juliet.<br />
Our own writers here in Canada owe no less to<br />
Shakespeare and the extraordinary creative ferment<br />
of his age. George F. Walker’s Canadian classic<br />
Zastrozzi uses the Jacobean revenge tragedy as its<br />
point of departure, while Sunil Kuruvilla’s Rice Boy,<br />
newly revised for our production, is rooted, like<br />
some of Shakespeare’s greatest plays, in the tensions<br />
between parents and children. So too is Morris<br />
Panych’s The Trespassers, a brand-new play that<br />
receives its world première here this season.<br />
We are delighted to welcome you to this, our<br />
57th season. We hope you will enjoy exploring with<br />
us the astonishingly varied dramatic universe that<br />
Shakespeare helped to create and that will always<br />
honour him as its centre.<br />
Antoni cimolino<br />
General Director<br />
De s m c A n u ff<br />
Artistic Director<br />
We dedicate our 2009 season<br />
to the memory of<br />
richard monette<br />
Artistic Director of this <strong>Festival</strong><br />
from 1994 to 2007.<br />
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“Remember you are but<br />
Adam, flesh and blood”<br />
by Alexander Leggatt<br />
Held in the heat of late August in the disreputable<br />
London suburb of Smithfield, the <strong>Fair</strong> that gives<br />
Jonson’s play its title is a feast for the senses: food,<br />
drink, songs, trinkets and sex are all for sale. At the<br />
centre is the pig-tent run by the Gargantuan pigwoman<br />
Ursla, whose sweating flesh embodies the<br />
steamy atmosphere in which she works, and whose<br />
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Below from top, left to right | Director Antoni cimolino (centre) with<br />
members of the compAny in reheArsAl; composer steven pAge (left) AnD<br />
peter JAmes hAworth (solomon); briAn tree (humphrey wAsp)<br />
facing page, from top, left to right | christopher prentice (winwife),<br />
JonAthAn goAD (QuArlous) AnD AlAnA hAwley (grAce wellborn);<br />
tom mccAmus (Justice overDo), skye brAnDon (hAggis) AnD<br />
michAel spencer-DAvis (bristle); DAlAl bADr (mistress overDo) AnD<br />
trent pArDy (bArtholomew cokes)<br />
following page, from top | Quincy Armorer (nightingAle); lucy peAcock<br />
(urslA) AnD Antoni cimolino with members of the compAny<br />
photogrAphy by scott wishArt/beAcon herAlD<br />
tent, besides selling ale and roast pork, doubles as<br />
a privy and a brothel. Jonson dramatizes both the<br />
carnival energy of the <strong>Fair</strong> and its gritty commercial<br />
side. Ursla gives her attendant Mooncalf a detailed<br />
lecture on the fine art of cheating customers; and we<br />
hear that the ingredients of Joan Trash’s gingerbread<br />
are “stale bread, rotten eggs, musty ginger, and dead
honey.” As the ballad-singer Nightingale entertains<br />
the crowd, the cutpurse Edgworth moves among<br />
them, plying his trade.<br />
Though four centuries separate us from Jonson’s<br />
world, the <strong>Fair</strong> is a place we can still recognize:<br />
for us it calls up memories of hot lights, candy<br />
floss, calliope music, big fuzzy stuffed bears, hot<br />
dogs whose ingredients we would prefer not to<br />
know about and, in the thickest part of the crowd,<br />
pickpockets. Its climactic entertainment is a puppet<br />
show in which a classic love story is reduced to<br />
raucous obscenity. Rowdy, sleazy and dangerous, it<br />
provokes the question: who would want to go there?<br />
The answer, it seems, is nearly everybody. The play<br />
opens in a Puritan household, a place we might<br />
think was as far removed as it could be from the<br />
carnival licentiousness of the <strong>Fair</strong>. But even in that<br />
household the <strong>Fair</strong> exerts a magnetic pull. Littlewit,<br />
author of the puppet play, wants to see it performed,<br />
and circumvents his Puritan in-laws by getting his<br />
pregnant wife, Win, to pretend a longing for roast<br />
pig so that they can visit the <strong>Fair</strong> for the sake of her<br />
health. The family’s resident spiritual advisor, Zealof-the-Land<br />
Busy, not only goes along with the idea<br />
but goes along to the <strong>Fair</strong>, where he plans to indulge<br />
in his two favourite pastimes: “I will eat exceedingly,<br />
and prophesy.” Littlewit has drawn up a licence for<br />
the marriage of <strong>Bartholomew</strong> Cokes and Grace<br />
Wellborn, but Cokes, an amiable idiot with a thirtysecond<br />
attention span and a childlike delight in<br />
everything around him, is more interested in going<br />
to the <strong>Fair</strong> than in his approaching marriage. Cokes’s<br />
servant Wasp, whose futile attempts to control his<br />
master leave him in a state of perpetual rage, and<br />
Grace, who is too dignified for the <strong>Fair</strong>, both resist<br />
going; but they are swept along by the tide. Two<br />
men-about-town, Quarlous and Winwife, go along<br />
as the audience does, to watch the fun. And besides,<br />
they both have their eyes on Grace.<br />
Everyone, in short, goes to the <strong>Fair</strong>, whether they<br />
want to or not, and it is not just an afternoon’s<br />
outing after which normal life resumes. Virtually<br />
everyone who goes there is in some way<br />
transformed, sometimes in ways that reveal a<br />
disconcerting affinity between clean-living London<br />
and disreputable Smithfield. Two respectable city<br />
wives are recruited as prostitutes, and Jonson drops<br />
hints that their new roles are just a more direct<br />
expression of the lives of women in the conventional<br />
world. At the start of the play, Littlewit shows off<br />
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his wife’s charms and invites his friends to kiss her.<br />
When she protests, he tells her to “be womanly.”<br />
Grace Wellborn, explaining how she came to be<br />
the ward of Justice Overdo (more of him later), says<br />
bluntly, “He bought me.” Claims of immunity collapse.<br />
Wasp and Busy violently denounce the <strong>Fair</strong>, and<br />
find themselves right at home in it. The <strong>Fair</strong> is full of<br />
noises, and Wasp and Busy, both formidable noisemakers<br />
(though Busy insists his is “a sanctified noise”),<br />
join right in. Grace has stood aloof from the <strong>Fair</strong>, but<br />
decides who will marry her by making herself the<br />
prize in a game of chance.<br />
Paradoxically, the one character who seems<br />
untouched is Cokes. His experience in the <strong>Fair</strong> is a<br />
catalogue of losses – his sword, his cloak, two purses,<br />
the woman he was going to marry, a handkerchief,<br />
a collection of hobby-horses and gingerbread – but<br />
his innocent delight in the <strong>Fair</strong> is such that none of<br />
these losses touches him for long. As the cutpurse<br />
Edgworth remarks, “A man might cut out his kidneys,<br />
I think, and he never feel ’em.”<br />
Given that much of the <strong>Fair</strong>’s activity is borderline<br />
criminal, and sometimes crosses the border, where<br />
is the law? It too is absorbed into the <strong>Fair</strong>, in the<br />
person of Justice Adam Overdo, who moves through<br />
the play in disguise, spying on what he calls its<br />
“enormities” and building up to a great judgement<br />
scene at the end in which he will denounce the<br />
wrongdoers and rescue the innocent. Except that<br />
he gets the wrongdoers and the innocent muddled<br />
up; he is beaten and put in the stocks, where he is<br />
joined by Wasp and Busy, who have also denounced<br />
the <strong>Fair</strong> (in this play those who sit as judges end up<br />
sitting as criminals); and his big judgement scene at<br />
the end does not go as planned, to put it mildly.<br />
There is one character who defers to authority: the<br />
madman Trouble-all, a former court officer whose<br />
mind snapped when Overdo fired him, and who<br />
will now do nothing, including dressing himself,<br />
drinking and urinating, without Justice Overdo’s<br />
warrant. Overdo’s principal disguise is that of Mad<br />
Arthur of Bradley, a local eccentric known in the <strong>Fair</strong><br />
as an extempore orator; Overdo has enough wit to<br />
enjoy the irony of being “a Justice in the habit of<br />
a fool,” but the disguise is closer to his true nature<br />
than he realizes, and through Overdo and Troubleall<br />
Jonson suggests that behind the respectable face of<br />
authority lie folly and madness.<br />
On the other hand, the people of the <strong>Fair</strong>, though<br />
Jonson never sentimentalizes them, show a
surprising capacity to pull together and help each<br />
other when trouble strikes. They may be a temporary<br />
community, but they are a community. And their<br />
appeal to the physical side of life makes us confront<br />
a basic truth about ourselves. Quarlous at the end of<br />
the play tells Adam Overdo: “Remember you are but<br />
Adam, flesh and blood! . . . Forget your other name<br />
of Overdo, and invite us all to supper.” Overdo agrees,<br />
and the final promise of a communal feast in which<br />
everyone will join reminds us that what we have in<br />
common is the body, with its appetites, its exposure<br />
to pain and sickness, and its tendency to embarrass<br />
us at inconvenient moments. The <strong>Fair</strong> deals in flesh<br />
and blood, particularly flesh, and to that reality<br />
no one, not even the most respectable theatre<br />
audience, is immune.<br />
Alexander Leggatt is professor emeritus of English at the<br />
University of Toronto.<br />
The Story<br />
On the morning of the annual <strong>Bartholomew</strong>’s Day<br />
fair, proctor John Littlewit is visited by Ned Winwife<br />
and his companion Tom Quarlous. Winwife is wooing<br />
Littlewit’s widowed mother-in-law, Dame Purecraft;<br />
he has a rival, however, in the form of a Puritan<br />
named Zeal-of-the-Land Busy.<br />
Next arrives Humphrey Wasp, manservant to<br />
<strong>Bartholomew</strong> Cokes. Cokes intends to wed Grace<br />
Wellborn, the ward of his brother-in-law Justice<br />
Adam Overdo, and Wasp has come to pick up the<br />
marriage licence. Cokes himself then appears,<br />
accompanied by Grace and Mistress Overdo, and<br />
announces his desire to visit the fair. The entire<br />
party, including Littlewit, who has written a puppet<br />
show to be performed there, decide to go as well.<br />
Meanwhile, unknown to all the others, Justice<br />
Overdo also goes to the fair – in disguise, so that he<br />
may see for himself what “enormities” are perpetrated<br />
upon its grounds.<br />
Soon, all these fairgoers are swept up in the<br />
crimes and confusions of a world inhabited by the<br />
likes of the ruffian Jordan Knockem, the cutpurse<br />
Ezekiel Edgworth and the pig-woman Ursla. By the<br />
end of the day, none remain untouched by their<br />
experiences.<br />
Ben Jonson – playwright<br />
Benjamin Jonson was<br />
born in June 1572, a<br />
month after the death of<br />
his father, a minister. He<br />
attended Westminster<br />
School but was unable<br />
to afford a university<br />
education. Instead, he<br />
became apprentice<br />
to his stepfather, a<br />
bricklayer. He soon<br />
left this employment,<br />
however, to join the English Expeditionary Force<br />
in Flanders, where he claimed to have killed an<br />
opponent in single combat. In 1594, he married Anne<br />
Lewis, who bore him four children, none of whom<br />
survived childhood.<br />
By 1597, Jonson had become an actor in London<br />
and had begun writing plays for the theatre<br />
manager Philip Henslowe. In 1598, he was arrested<br />
for killing fellow actor Gabriel Spencer in a duel and<br />
narrowly escaped hanging – though he was fined<br />
and branded on his thumb. The same year saw his<br />
first big success as a playwright, Every Man in His<br />
Humour, followed in 1599 by a sequel, Every Man out<br />
of His Humour.<br />
Jonson was imprisoned for his outspokenness in<br />
the 1604 satire Eastward Ho! which he co-wrote with<br />
George Chapman and John Marston. He also wrote<br />
two Roman tragedies, Sejanus (1603), the content<br />
of which brought him before the Privy Council to<br />
answer charges of treason, and Catiline (1611). His<br />
finest works, though, are considered to be the four<br />
great comedies Volpone (1606), Epicoene (1609), The<br />
Alchemist (1610) and <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> (1614).<br />
Despite his brushes with the law, Jonson became<br />
a favourite at the court of King James I, where, in<br />
partnership with the designer Inigo Jones, he became<br />
the era’s greatest deviser of the spectacular form<br />
known as the masque. In 1616, the year he published a<br />
collected edition of his works, he was granted a royal<br />
pension and became unofficial poet laureate.<br />
After Charles I replaced James on the throne in<br />
1625, Jonson ceased to be a regular provider of<br />
masques. He was appointed to the post of city<br />
chronologer in 1628, but the same year suffered the<br />
first in a series of strokes that left him paralysed. He<br />
died on August 6, 1637, at the age of 65, and is buried<br />
in Westminster Abbey, where a marble plaque bears<br />
the inscription “O Rare Ben Jonson.”<br />
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Ideas and Insights<br />
costume sketch by cArolyn m. smith<br />
ArcelorMittal applauds the artists, artisans and staff behind every<br />
outstanding experience at the <strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong>.<br />
A Kaleidoscope of Colourful<br />
Characters<br />
<strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> is a brilliant satire of class and<br />
character in Jacobean London. But far from<br />
being bitter, it is a very warm and deliciously<br />
funny argument for tolerance. This warmth and<br />
inclusiveness, this humanity, have made me fall in<br />
love with the play.<br />
Ben Jonson was a deeply ambiguous individual.<br />
He aspired to be the court poet and moral arbiter<br />
of the age, yet his plays document the life of the<br />
grittiest aspect of the criminal class. He himself killed<br />
a fellow actor during a fight on the street. This was a<br />
man who was full of life, and his plays demonstrate<br />
that vibrancy. His love of language mirrored the<br />
contradictions in his character. Jonson believed<br />
personal corruption bled into one’s grammar and<br />
speech. Consequently, while he was capable of<br />
writing beautifully lyrical passages, his special talent<br />
was to write the most hilariously tortured syntax and<br />
scatological invective ever created.<br />
This is an amazingly detailed and complex work –<br />
yet it gives the reader or audience member a feeling<br />
of chaotic improvisation. It is like a kaleidoscope in<br />
that it moves a group of extraordinarily colourful<br />
characters into a seemingly infinite number of<br />
groupings. These movements break up the normal<br />
societal cliques and expose the individuals to new<br />
influences, opportunities and temptations. We<br />
thereby discover the truth at the heart of them all.<br />
Antoni cimolino<br />
Director
The Cast<br />
A puritan household in london<br />
John Littlewit matt steinberg<br />
Win Littlewit, his wife Jennifer paterson<br />
Winwife, suitor to her mother christopher prentice<br />
Quarlous, friend to Winwife Jonathan goad<br />
Humphrey Wasp, servant to Cokes brian tree<br />
<strong>Bartholomew</strong> Cokes,<br />
a country squire trent pardy<br />
Grace Wellborn, his fiancée Alana hawley<br />
Mistress Alice Overdo, his sister Dalal badr<br />
Dame Purecraft, Win’s mother brigit wilson<br />
Zeal-of-the-Land Busy,<br />
a Puritan Elder Juan chioran<br />
Solomon, a manservant peter James haworth<br />
At the fair<br />
Justice Overdo,<br />
husband to Mistress Overdo tom mccamus<br />
Lantern Leatherhead,<br />
a pedlar and puppeteer cliff saunders<br />
Joan Trash, gingerbread lady kelli fox<br />
Nightingale, a ballad singer Quincy Armorer<br />
Musician kevin ramessar<br />
Ursla, the pig-woman lucy peacock<br />
Mooncalf, her tapster Abigail winter-culliford<br />
Jordan Knockem, a horse-dealer randy hughson<br />
Ezekiel Edgworth, a cutpurse Jesse Aaron Dwyer<br />
Corncutter Jon de leon<br />
Tinderbox-man colin heath<br />
Fruitmonger robert king<br />
Acrobats colin heath,<br />
suzanne roberts smith<br />
Stilt Walker ian lake<br />
Bearded Lady laura condlln<br />
Rich Lady claire lautier<br />
Rich Child, her son Dawson lott<br />
Urchin christopher van hagen<br />
Whit, a pimp victor ertmanis<br />
The Birmingham Conservatory for Classical Theatre<br />
From Artistic Director Des McAnuff<br />
Twenty-seven members of <strong>Stratford</strong>’s 2009 company have come out of our professional training<br />
program, now known as the Birmingham Conservatory for Classical Theatre. Founded in 1998, the<br />
Conservatory has helped to launch the careers of some of our leading young actors, many of whom I<br />
have had the great pleasure of directing. Providing opportunities for young Canadian artists is part of<br />
our mission at the <strong>Festival</strong>, and I hope you will find it as satisfying as we do to watch their growth as<br />
they share the stage with some of the finest actors in the world, as they do in the production you will<br />
see today.<br />
Now under the leadership of Martha Henry, the Conservatory is made possible by the support of the<br />
Birmingham family, the <strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong> Endowment Foundation and the Department<br />
of Canadian Heritage. Antoni Cimolino and I thank them for helping us to nurture and support these<br />
talented artists who participate in 10 productions in our 2009 season:<br />
Bristle, an officer michael spencer-Davis<br />
Haggis, an officer skye brandon<br />
Pocher, an officer sean baek<br />
Trouble-all, a madman ian lake<br />
Cutting, a roarer Jon de leon<br />
Northern, a clothier colin heath<br />
Puppy, a wrestler robert king<br />
Punk Alice, a whore suzanne roberts smith<br />
Sharkwell Jon de leon<br />
Filcher noah reid<br />
Puppet Assistant skye brandon<br />
Additional Workers and Visitors to the <strong>Fair</strong><br />
sean baek, skye brandon, peter James haworth, robert king,<br />
ian lake, suzanne roberts smith, michael spencer-Davis<br />
understudies<br />
Quincy Armorer (Winwife), sean baek (Corncutter, Cutting,<br />
Sharkwell, Haggis, Filcher, Puppet Assistant), skye brandon<br />
(Zeal-of-the-Land Busy, Nightingale), laura condlln (Win<br />
Littlewit, Joan Trash, Punk Alice), Jon de leon (John Littlewit,<br />
Ezekiel Edgworth, Bristle), victor ertmanis (Solomon),<br />
peter James haworth (Whit, Fruitmonger, Puppy), colin heath<br />
(Lantern Leatherhead, Trouble-all), robert king (Humphrey<br />
Wasp), ian lake (Quarlous), claire lautier (Mistress Overdo,<br />
Dame Purecraft, Mooncalf ), noah reid (<strong>Bartholomew</strong> Cokes,<br />
Tinderbox-man, Northern, Pocher), suzanne roberts smith<br />
(Grace Wellborn, Ursla), michael spencer-Davis (Justice Overdo,<br />
Jordan Knockem), christopher van hagen (Rich Child)<br />
There will be one interval of 20 minutes.<br />
Audience Alert<br />
This production uses smoke effects.<br />
Quincy Armorer 08<br />
timothy Askew 99<br />
Dalal badr 07/08<br />
sean baek 05<br />
skye brandon 08<br />
Dan chameroy 03<br />
laura condlln 04<br />
Jon de leon 07/08<br />
Jesse Aaron Dwyre 07/08<br />
martha farrell 04<br />
stephen gartner 01<br />
Jonathan goad 99<br />
Alana hawley 07/08<br />
Dion Johnstone 03<br />
ian lake 07/08<br />
keira loughran 05<br />
gordon s. miller 02<br />
trent pardy 07/08<br />
Jennifer paterson 08<br />
gareth potter 03<br />
christopher prentice 08<br />
suzanne roberts smith 08<br />
André sills 05<br />
stacie steadman 07<br />
matt steinberg 08<br />
sara topham 00<br />
sophia walker 05<br />
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Artistic Credits<br />
Director Antoni cimolino<br />
Designer carolyn m. smith<br />
Lighting Designer steven hawkins<br />
Composer steven page<br />
Sound Designer peter mcboyle<br />
Fight Director todd campbell<br />
Choreographer keira loughran<br />
Assistant Director keira loughran<br />
Assistant Designer Joanna yu<br />
Assistant Lighting Designer gillian wolpert<br />
Sound Design Intern tim lindsay<br />
Assistant Fight Directors michael Dufays,<br />
casey hudecki<br />
Fight Captain colin heath<br />
Dance Captain suzanne roberts smith<br />
Vocal Monitor christopher prentice<br />
Text Consultant Alexander leggatt<br />
Stage Manager Anne murphy<br />
Assistant Stage Managers martine beland,<br />
Angela marshall<br />
Apprentice Stage Manager katherine Arcus<br />
Production Assistant elizabeth mcDermott<br />
Production Stage Managers Janine ralph,<br />
Jennifer schamehorn<br />
Production Credits<br />
Responsibilities backstage during the performance accomplished by:<br />
Stage Carpenter paul gorman<br />
Master Electrician timothy hanson<br />
Property Master Jay klassen<br />
Head of Sound Jim stewart<br />
Wardrobe Master John bynum<br />
Wardrobe Attendants caroline broadley,<br />
genevieve Dubois,<br />
Jane mallory,<br />
brigitte nazar<br />
Wigs and Makeup Show Head Julie scott<br />
Wigs and Makeup Crew Angela moncur<br />
Children’s Supervisor sandy Davis<br />
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Acknowledgements<br />
Special thanks to brian parker, varrick grimes – stilt<br />
construction and coaching; mark fine, colin heath –<br />
circus skills coach; norman cruz, MD, <strong>Stratford</strong>; Jennifer<br />
Anderson, MD, St. Michael’s Hospital, Toronto; brian hands,<br />
MD, FRCS (C), medical voice consultant; vox cura voice<br />
care specialists, Toronto; simon mcbride, MClSc, MD,<br />
London Health Sciences Centre – Vocal Function Clinic,<br />
London, Ont.; John yoo, MD, London Sciences Centre,<br />
London, Ont. Pianos tuned and maintained by Don<br />
stephenson.<br />
Music Credits<br />
Orchestra<br />
steven page, Conductor/Keyboards; kevin ramessar, Guitar<br />
kevin ramessar is also performing on stage as a guitarist.<br />
costume sketch by cArolyn m. smith
Production<br />
Director of Production Douglas lemcke<br />
Production Administrator cheryl bender<br />
Technical Director sean hirtle<br />
Technical Director – Scenic Construction Andrew mestern<br />
Assistant Technical Director David campbell<br />
Technical Management Assistant michael besworth<br />
Administrative Assistant cindy Jordan<br />
Resident Sound Designer peter mcboyle<br />
Set Design Coordinator Douglas paraschuk<br />
Costume Design Coordinator Alix Dolgoy<br />
Director of Music rick fox<br />
Music Administrator marilyn Dallman<br />
Electronics Technologist chris wheeler<br />
Transportation tony flevill, ian A. fraser,<br />
michael taylor, James thistle<br />
Properties<br />
Head of Properties Dona hrabluk<br />
Tom Patterson Properties Supervisor brian mcleod<br />
Assisted by beverly may Adam,<br />
eric ball, Angela bester,<br />
lucas commerford,<br />
ken Dubblestyne, tracy fulton,<br />
carolyn horley,<br />
michelle Jamieson, shirley lee,<br />
Jennifer macdonald,<br />
Dylan mundy,<br />
stewart robertson,<br />
heather ruthig,<br />
lorraine senécal<br />
Properties Apprentice michael shears<br />
Scenic Art<br />
Head Scenic Artist christopher klein<br />
Assistant Head Scenic Artist Daniel mcmanus<br />
Assisted by sylvie boulanger,<br />
kevin kemp, John leberg,<br />
Amparo patterson, Julie seid,<br />
lisa summers, laurie tomé,<br />
blair yeomans<br />
Scenic Carpentry<br />
Head Carpenter neil r. cheney<br />
Lead Hand gilbert lesperance<br />
Assisted by simon Aldridge, mark card,<br />
John currie, craig geiger,<br />
paul gorman, Jay klassen,<br />
John muxlow,<br />
Joseph saunders, cliff tipping,<br />
Joseph tracey,<br />
David van schaik,<br />
byron williams<br />
Wardrobe<br />
Wardrobe Manager Anne moore<br />
Assistant Wardrobe Managers elizabeth copeman,<br />
bradley Dalcourt<br />
Wardrobe Buyer michelle Ashbourne<br />
Assistant Wardrobe Buyer courtney Dunn<br />
Cutters kim crossley, margaret lamb,<br />
mary logan, carol A. miller<br />
First Hands laurie krempien-hall,<br />
gina schellenberg,<br />
laura snowden<br />
Sewers Joanna conway,<br />
koleen garland,<br />
sharon gashgarian,<br />
Jennifer gilbert, Jenn goodger,<br />
June gunn,<br />
patricia hawkins-russell,<br />
courtenay hindemit,<br />
marian hughes,<br />
pamela hutton,<br />
Alanna kitson,<br />
Debbie kschesinski, hanh le,<br />
Deborah s. lount,<br />
patricia mcnally, emma pawluk,<br />
linda petrie, monica podvezko,<br />
magdalene raycraft,<br />
Joan scheerer,<br />
georgina schinkel,<br />
christine yundt, Joanne Zegers<br />
Bijoux/Decoration kathi posliff<br />
Assisted by Janene Armstrong,<br />
tami macDonald<br />
Boots and Shoes connie puetz<br />
Assisted by michael karn<br />
Costume Painting lisa hughes<br />
Dyeing linda pinhay<br />
Assisted by sylvia minarcin<br />
Millinery Audrey lee<br />
Wardrobe Apprentice frieda watt<br />
Warehouse Supervisor madonna Decker<br />
Warehouse Assistant valerie lariviere<br />
Wigs and Makeup<br />
Wigs and Makeup Manager clayton shields<br />
Head of Wigs and Makeup gerald Altenburg<br />
Construction Crew erica croft-fraser,<br />
Jessica elsbrie,<br />
lena festoso-richard,<br />
lorna henderson, Dave kerr,<br />
linda langenegger,<br />
barb newbery,<br />
Alana scheel, Julie scott,<br />
stanley wickens<br />
Wigs and Makeup Apprentice tracy frayne<br />
Funding for artisan apprenticeships is provided by the William H. Somerville Theatre Artisan Apprenticeship Fund, funded by the J.P. Bickell Foundation, and Robert and Jacqueline Sperandio.<br />
A member of the Professional Association of Canadian Theatres, the <strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong> engages, under the terms of the Canadian Theatre Agreement, professional artists who<br />
are members of Canadian Actors’ Equity Association. Stage crew, scenic carpenters, drivers, wigs and makeup attendants and facilities staff are members of Local 357 of the International<br />
Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE). Wardrobe attendants are members of IATSE Local 924. Scenic artists are members of IATSE Local 828. The <strong>Festival</strong> acknowledges with thanks<br />
the co-operation of the <strong>Stratford</strong> Musicians’ Association, Local 418 of the American Federation of Musicians.<br />
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The Company<br />
katherine Arcus – apprentice stage manager<br />
Second season: Apprentice stage manager of Three Sisters and<br />
<strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>. Katherine, a graduate of the technical theatre<br />
program at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art<br />
in the U.K., is delighted to return for her second season at the<br />
<strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong>. Previous credits include The<br />
Sound of Music (Mirvish), Cinderella: The Sillylicious Family Musical (Ross Petty<br />
Productions), Homebody/Kabul (Berkeley Street Theatre), Romeo and Juliet, Othello,<br />
Hamlet, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Macbeth (Classical Theatre Project), writers’<br />
assistant for the first season of Less Than Kind (CityTV) and production assistant for<br />
the Tom Patterson Theatre’s 2008 season. Katherine would like to thank her family<br />
and friends for their encouragement, love and support.<br />
Quincy Armorer – actor<br />
<strong>Stratford</strong> debut: Nightingale in <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>, Clitus in Julius<br />
Caesar and appears in A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Quincy is<br />
honoured to be a member of the 2008 Birmingham Conservatory<br />
for Classical Theatre and to be making his <strong>Stratford</strong> debut. Past<br />
credits include As You Like It, The Merchant of Venice (St. Lawrence<br />
Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong>); Romeo and Juliet, Condoville, Tiger’s Heart (Centaur<br />
Theatre); Blacks Don’t Bowl, A Common Man’s Guide to Loving Women (Black<br />
Theatre Workshop); The Jungle Book (Geordie Productions); Fame – The<br />
Musical (Grand Theatre, Kingston); Twelfth Night, The Fantasticks (Piggery<br />
Theatre); Hamlet (Beyond the Cubicle); Titus Andronicus, A Midsummer<br />
Night’s Dream, Measure for Measure, Julius Caesar, King Lear, The Taming of the<br />
Shrew (Shakespeare by the Sea); and Romeo and Juliet at the Minack Theatre in<br />
England. He has also worked with Repercussion Theatre and Tricycle Productions<br />
and was associate artistic director of Black Theatre Workshop in Montreal. Quincy<br />
is a graduate of the theatre department at Concordia University.<br />
Dalal badr – actor<br />
Second season: Irina in Three Sisters, Mistress Overdo in<br />
<strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> and Ismène in Phèdre. Originally from Kitimat,<br />
B.C., Dalal is thrilled to be in her second season in the <strong>Stratford</strong><br />
Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong> acting company. Selected theatre credits:<br />
Rosaline (Love’s Labour’s Lost), Balthazar (Romeo and Juliet), Luxor<br />
(Caesar and Cleopatra) (<strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong>); Charmian/Menas, Antony<br />
and Cleopatra (Shakespeare in the Rough); Josephine, Tideline (Factory Theatre);<br />
Laila El Rafi, Relative Good (Great Canadian Theatre Company); Venus, Tales from<br />
Ovid (Centaur Theatre). Selected TV/film/radio credits: Z.O.S. (The Movie Network/<br />
Movie Central, HBO Canada), Little Mosque on the Prairie (CBC), Caesar and<br />
Cleopatra (Bravo!, CTV), 72 Hours – True Crimes (CBC, TLC), The Memoirs of Hector<br />
Berlioz (Radio Series). Dalal is a graduate of the National Theatre School of Canada<br />
and the University of Victoria. “Love to my family and friends.”<br />
sean baek – actor<br />
Third season: Orderly in Three Sisters and Pocher in <strong>Bartholomew</strong><br />
<strong>Fair</strong>. Sean is pleased to be making his debut on the Tom<br />
Patterson stage. Prior to returning, he had a very busy winter<br />
in his hometown, Toronto, working on Bird Brain (adapted by<br />
Vern Thiessen from a German children’s book, LKTYP), Hallaj (a<br />
three-week developmental workshop, Modern Times Stage Co.), Canadian Rep<br />
Theatre (spearheaded by Ken Gass, in association with Factory Theatre), Kissed By<br />
Lightning (an indie feature film) and Sawbones (Canadian Film Centre). Previously<br />
at <strong>Stratford</strong>: Hamlet, The Taming of the Shrew, All’s Well That Ends Well, Coriolanus,<br />
Twelfth Night and Much Ado About Nothing. Having been an actor for 12 years<br />
now, Sean has extensive theatre, film, TV and voice (CBC radio dramas and video<br />
games) credits. Sean is a graduate of York University’s theatre program and was a<br />
member of the 2005 Birmingham Conservatory.<br />
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martine beland – assistant stage manager<br />
11th season: Assistant stage manager of <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> and<br />
Phèdre. <strong>Stratford</strong> credits include production stage manager<br />
(Avon Theatre) 2004-2006, stage manager for the Birmingham<br />
Conservatory for Classical Theatre (2003 and 2005), Fuente Ovejuna,<br />
Pentecost, Don Juan, The Elephant Song/The Human Voice, The<br />
Birds and Quiet in the Land and assistant stage manager for Othello, Richard III,<br />
Henry IV, Part 1, Falstaff, Measure for Measure, Love’s Labour’s Lost, Romeo and Juliet,<br />
Much Ado About Nothing, Carousel and Treasure Island. Over the years Martine has<br />
had the pleasure of working in many theatres, including the Neptune Theatre,<br />
Atlantic Theatre <strong>Festival</strong>, Theatre New Brunswick, Shaw <strong>Festival</strong>, Blyth <strong>Festival</strong>,<br />
Grand Theatre and the Belfry Theatre in Victoria, B.C. As a script supervisor in film,<br />
Martine’s credits include The 4th Floor and Frozen in Fear. In 2006 Martine was a<br />
stage manager for the opening and closing ceremonies of the 15th Asian Games<br />
in Doha, Qatar.<br />
skye brandon – actor<br />
<strong>Stratford</strong> debut: Haggis in <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>, Cinna the poet<br />
in Julius Caesar and appears in A Midsummer Night’s Dream. A<br />
Saskatchewan-born actor/director, Skye has worked throughout<br />
the prairies, including Edmonton, Calgary, Regina, Winnipeg<br />
and Saskatoon, where he received his BFA Honours from the<br />
U of S. Skye also trained at ACT in San Francisco. Acting credits include The<br />
Pillowman, Fat Pig (Wild Side Productions); Henry IV, Part 1, The Tempest, The Taming<br />
of the Shrew (Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan); Someone Who’ll Watch Over<br />
Me (Skinny Walrus); Chimera (Prairie Theatre Exchange); The Credeaux Canvas<br />
(Northern Light Theatre); Julius Caesar, The Shape of Things (Theatre Ecstasis);<br />
Twelfth Night (Globe Theatre); Mary’s Wedding (Dancing Sky Theatre); and The<br />
Coronation Voyage, The Facts Behind the Helsinki Roccamatios, It’s All True (Last Exit<br />
Theatre). Directing credits include Pageant (Last Exit) and The Busy World is Hushed<br />
(Northern Light).<br />
todd campbell – fight director<br />
<strong>Stratford</strong> debut: Fight director of <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> and Zastrozzi.<br />
Todd Campbell is a graduate of the American Musical and<br />
Dramatic Academy (N.Y.C.) and the School of Physical Theatre<br />
(Toronto), where he trained in the Lecoq method of movement<br />
theatre, and is a certified fight director with Fight Directors<br />
Canada. Todd has arranged fights for The Tempest Theatre Group, Theatre in Port,<br />
the Sudbury Theatre Centre, Repercussion Theatre, the American Renaissance<br />
Theatre, Birdland Theatre, Absit Omen Theatre, George Brown University,<br />
Kawartha Lakes Summer Playhouse, Driftwood Theatre, Tribal Productions and<br />
Resurgence Theatre, to name a few. In 2007 Todd produced and directed the<br />
Fringe show Duel of Ages with his production company, True Edge Productions.<br />
Todd teaches stage combat at the Randolph Academy for the Performing Arts<br />
and Rapier Wit Studios, and is a founding member of the award-winning RIOT<br />
A.C.T. stunt team.<br />
Juan chioran – actor<br />
10th season: Solyony in Three Sisters and Zeal-of-the-Land Busy<br />
in <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>. <strong>Stratford</strong> credits include The Taming of the<br />
Shrew, All’s Well That Ends Well, Hamlet, As You Like It, A Midsummer<br />
Night’s Dream, Man of La Mancha, The Winter’s Tale, Twelfth Night,<br />
The Mikado, Knight of the Burning Pestle and Timon of Athens.<br />
Other theatre credits include A New Brain (Acting Up Stage); Cymbeline, The Three<br />
Musketeers, Hecuba (Chicago Shakespeare); Private Lives (Theatre Athena); Blithe<br />
Spirit, An Ideal Husband (Citadel); It’s a Wonderful Life, Much Ado About Nothing,<br />
Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet) (CanStage); Love’s Labour’s Lost<br />
(NAC); The Producers (Mirvish; Dora Award); Present Laughter, The Play About the<br />
Baby (Soulpepper); Anything That Moves (Tarragon); and Kiss of the Spider Woman<br />
(Broadway/first national tour; Ovation, Carbonell and Jeff awards). Film: Finn on<br />
the Fly, Face Machine, Republic of Love, The Perfect Son and Universal Soldier. TV:<br />
Roxy Hunter, The Call, This Is Wonderland, Wildcard, Soulfood, Cheetah Girls, Monk<br />
and Dracula (Gemini Award).
Antoni cimolino – director<br />
22nd season: General director of the <strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong><br />
and director of <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>. Mr. Cimolino works with the<br />
artistic director to head North America’s leading classical theatre,<br />
producing a 14-play season in four theatres with more than<br />
1,000 employees and an annual budget of $57 million. He was<br />
instrumental in establishing the <strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespearean <strong>Festival</strong> Endowment<br />
Foundation, which has raised more than $50 million to date, as well as in the<br />
renovation of the Avon Theatre and the building of the Studio Theatre. His<br />
directing credits include Coriolanus, with Colm Feore and Martha Henry, As You<br />
Like It, featuring original music by Barenaked Ladies, King John, with Stephen<br />
Ouimette, Love’s Labour’s Lost, with Brian Bedford, Twelfth Night, with William Hutt,<br />
Night of the Iguana, with Seana McKenna, and Filumena, with Richard Monette.<br />
Prior to launching his directorial and administrative career, he performed<br />
regularly on <strong>Stratford</strong> stages in roles including Romeo, Laertes and Claudio,<br />
among others.<br />
laura condlln – actor<br />
Eighth season: Bearded Lady in <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>, Popilius Lena<br />
in Julius Caesar and Helena in A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Last<br />
season, Laura played The Moll in Shakespeare’s Universe (Her<br />
Infinite Variety), conceived and directed by Peter Hinton. Other<br />
<strong>Stratford</strong> roles include Amira (Pentecost), Clarice/Lucrece/Sabine<br />
(The Liar), Cariola (The Duchess of Malfi), Lady Mortimer (Henry IV, Part 1), Phrynia<br />
(Timon of Athens) and Audrey (As You Like It). Between seasons at <strong>Stratford</strong>, she<br />
has performed at Theatre Aquarius and The Grand Theatre. Laura holds a BFA<br />
in theatre from the University of Windsor, is a graduate of the Birmingham<br />
Conservatory for Classical Theatre and is a recipient of the Mary Savidge Award.<br />
She is very grateful to be returning for another season.<br />
Jon de leon – actor<br />
Third season: Cutting/Corncutter/Sharkwell in <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>,<br />
Carpenter/Young Cato in Julius Caesar and appears in A Midsummer<br />
Night’s Dream. Jon is delighted to return to <strong>Stratford</strong> for his third season<br />
and to have been a part of the 2007/2008 Birmingham Conservatory<br />
for Classical Theatre. Favourite roles at the Conservatory include<br />
Banquo (Macbeth), Sir Toby Belch (Twelfth Night) and Richard (Richard III). <strong>Stratford</strong><br />
Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong> performances include Twelfth Night, Coriolanus, Romeo and Juliet<br />
and Dumaine in Love’s Labour’s Lost. Television and theatre credits include Mayday<br />
(Discovery), SpyNet (CBC), Kevin Hill (UPN), Path to 9/11 (ABC), Jason Sherman’s Three in<br />
the Back, Two in the Head (Renegade, Montreal), Carlos Bulosan’s The Romance of Magno<br />
Rubio (CBT), Beckett’s Waiting for Godot (Heritage Theatre), Shakespeare’s Romeo and<br />
Juliet (Heritage Theatre) and The Comedy of Errors (<strong>Festival</strong> of Classics). He is a graduate<br />
of Concordia University in Montreal with a BFA in theatre performance and playwriting.<br />
Jon would like to dedicate the season to his loving family for their support and<br />
encouragement over the years.<br />
Jesse Aaron Dwyre – actor<br />
Second season: Fedotik in Three Sisters, Ezekiel Edgworth in<br />
<strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> and understudy in Phèdre. <strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare<br />
<strong>Festival</strong>: Longaville in Love’s Labour’s Lost, Gregory in Romeo and<br />
Juliet and Major Domo in Caesar and Cleopatra. Other theatre<br />
credits: Harry Becker in Counsellor-at-Law (Theatre Calgary);<br />
Lysander in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Driftwood Theatre); Henry in Get Away<br />
(Alberta Theatre Projects); Sherman in Blacks Don’t Bowl (Black Theatre Workshop);<br />
Shade in Silverwing (MTYP, Winnipeg); and a nomination for best supporting actor<br />
at the Betty Mitchell Awards for his work as Ben in Of the Fields, Lately (Theatre<br />
Calgary). Film work includes lead roles in Imitation as Fenton, Adam in Adam’s Wall<br />
and Golen in The Cats, which recently shot in Istanbul, Turkey. Television credits:<br />
Mary Shelley, Apocalypse 10.5 (NBC) and Romeo in Shakespeare’s Words and Music<br />
(Bravo Network). A native of Kingston, Ontario, Jesse is a graduate of the National<br />
Theatre School of Canada and the Birmingham Conservatory for Classical Theatre.<br />
victor ertmanis – actor<br />
Second season: Whit in <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>, Soothsayer in Julius<br />
Caesar and Snout in A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Victor is happy to<br />
be back for his second <strong>Stratford</strong> season after thoroughly enjoying<br />
last year’s Hamlet as the Player King/Gravedigger, The Taming of<br />
the Shrew as Vincentio and All’s Well That Ends Well as the Duke of<br />
Florence. Victor has enjoyed a long stage career, working all over this continent<br />
and across the pond. He is hoping to revive his role as Mathias Todd in Volcano’s<br />
production of Goodness this winter, touring Ontario. Goodness, by Michael<br />
Redhill (a genocide play with songs), found great acclaim in Edinburgh and off-<br />
Broadway. When it comes to film and television, Victor maintains that if you’re not<br />
looking for him he’s everywhere. In the off-season Victor was very busy falling in<br />
love (not in a play – in real life). Marriage? We’ll see.<br />
kelli fox – actor<br />
Second season: Natasha in Three Sisters, Trash in <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong><br />
and Cash in The Trespassers. At the <strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong>:<br />
Cassandra (The Trojan Women), Kate Townsend (Palmer Park). Most<br />
recent: Top Girls (Soulpepper remount), The Blonde, the Brunette<br />
and the Vengeful Redhead (MTC, Winnipeg). Other: 11 seasons with<br />
the Shaw <strong>Festival</strong> including leading roles in The Playboy of the Western World,<br />
The Children’s Hour, Major Barbara, Six Characters in Search of an Author, Candida,<br />
Rutherford and Son, Waiting for the Parade, Too True to Be Good and The Crucible;<br />
title role in Hamlet (Geva Theatre, Rochester); Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing<br />
(CST, Chicago); Helena in All’s Well That Ends Well, Hermione in The Winter’s Tale, the<br />
Princess of France in Love’s Labour’s Lost (NAC, Ottawa); Scorched, Slavs! (Tarragon);<br />
Zadie’s Shoes (Factory/Winter Garden). Sterling nomination for her work in Frozen<br />
(Citadel, Edmonton), Jessie Award for Keely & Du (Arts Club/CanStage), Capital<br />
Critic’s Circle Award for A Room of One’s Own (Shaw tour), Dora nomination for Top<br />
Girls (Soulpepper).<br />
Jonathan goad – actor<br />
10th season: Quarlous in <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>, Mark Antony in<br />
Julius Caesar and Hippolytus in Phèdre. Last season, Jonathan<br />
played Harold Hill in The Music Man and Frondoso in Fuente<br />
Ovejuna. In the spring of 2007 Jonathan toured to Newfoundland<br />
with the Company Theatre’s production of A Whistle in the Dark.<br />
Previous lives in theatre include Iago (Othello), Leo Katz (Pentecost), Valentine<br />
Xavier (Orpheus Descending), Edmund (King Lear), Pericles (The Adventures of<br />
Pericles), Hotspur (Henry IV), Philip (King John), Jack Cade (Henry VI), Dmitry (The<br />
Brothers Karamazov), Roger Tasset (Tempest-Tost), Costard (Love’s Labour’s Lost)<br />
and Theseus (The Two Noble Kinsmen). He recently directed Michael O’Brien’s<br />
Mad Boy Chronicle and Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale for Fanshawe College and<br />
worked on King Lear with the first-year National Theatre School students. When<br />
not playing make-believe he hopes to be found with Adrienne, their dogs and his<br />
growing family, or on land, sea or sky on some shape of board. Ideally, all of the<br />
above.<br />
steven hawkins – lighting designer<br />
16th season: Lighting designer of <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>. <strong>Stratford</strong><br />
credits include Henry IV, Part 1, As You Like It, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof,<br />
Love’s Labour’s Lost, The Taming of the Shrew, Romeo and Juliet,<br />
Twelfth Night, The Diary of Anne Frank, Death of a Salesman, The<br />
Little Foxes and Cyrano de Bergerac. Other credits include The<br />
Real Thing and Hosanna (MTC); The Caretaker, The Odd Couple and A Chorus of<br />
Disapproval (Soulpepper); The Price (Theatre Aquarius); Cabaret (Grand Theatre/<br />
MTC); Ain’t Misbehavin’ and Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Grand Theatre/MTC);<br />
Rough Crossing (CanStage/NAC); Whale (Young People’s Theatre); Amadeus<br />
and Summer and Smoke (Theatre Calgary); La Maison Suspendue and Tartuffe<br />
(CanStage); Fences (NAC); and The Cherry Orchard and Lion in the Streets (Tarragon).<br />
His work has received eight Dora Award nominations and has also been seen at<br />
the Shaw <strong>Festival</strong>, the Grand Opera House in Belfast and the Old Vic in London.<br />
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Alana hawley – actor<br />
Second season: Grace Wellborn in <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>, <strong>Fair</strong>y in A<br />
Midsummer Night’s Dream and appears in Julius Caesar. Alana was<br />
last seen in the 2008 <strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong> season as<br />
the Princess of France in Love’s Labour’s Lost. Past theatre credits<br />
include Zanda in The Clink and Flaminia in The Double Inconstancy<br />
(Studio Theatre), Flora in 27 Wagons Full of Cotton (University of Alberta), Regan<br />
in King Lear, Kitty Packard in Dinner at Eight, Anna in Anna Karenina, Third Witch<br />
in Macbeth (Prince George Playhouse) and Ophelia in Hamlet (Vanier Hall/Prince<br />
George Symphony Orchestra). Musical theatre credits include Oliver! (Prince<br />
George Playhouse) and Grease (St. Albert’s Children’s Theatre). She has studied<br />
film and television with Tarlington Training (Vancouver, B.C.). Alana is a 2007<br />
graduate of the University of Alberta BFA acting program. Love and thanks to her<br />
family, friends and mentors for their continued love and support.<br />
peter James haworth – actor<br />
Fourth season: Solomon in <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> and understudy in<br />
Three Sisters and Phèdre. Peter James Haworth has performed in<br />
more than 60 plays throughout Canada. He starred as Antony<br />
in Antony and Cleopatra in Vancouver for Bard on the Beach. He<br />
played Hortensio in ShakespeareWorks’ The Taming of the Shrew<br />
and Antonio in MTC’s The Tempest. In the first season of Soulpepper, he played<br />
Philinte in The Misanthrope. He performed in three productions of A Walk in the<br />
Woods. In 2000, he played the title role in Stolen Lives: The Albert Walker Story<br />
for the Blyth <strong>Festival</strong>. Other plays include Lips Together, Teeth Apart, Dinner with<br />
Friends and A Kind of Alaska. Peter was the assistant director on The Cherry Orchard<br />
at the <strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong>, where he also performed in 1984-5. Among<br />
his numerous television and movie credits are The Breeder, Hollywoodland, Murder<br />
at 1600, Jett Jackson and The State Within. He is a member of the artistic board of<br />
Actors Repertory Company.<br />
colin heath – actor<br />
<strong>Stratford</strong> debut: Tinderbox-man/Northern in <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>,<br />
Cobbler in Julius Caesar and appears in A Midsummer Night’s<br />
Dream. Theatre credits include The Lord of the Rings (Mirvish);<br />
The Overcoat (CanStage/Vancouver Playhouse/world tour); Le<br />
Cirque Réinventé (Cirque du Soleil); The Number 14 (co-writer –<br />
Axis Theatre/World Tour); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (CanStage); Crazy for You<br />
(Mirvish); Beauty and the Beast (Citadel/Theatre Calgary); Sweeney Todd (Arts Club);<br />
Flying Blind (Axis); Molière (Tarragon); and several shows with Bard on the Beach,<br />
Leaky Heaven Circus (founding member) and Caravan Farm Theatre, for whom he<br />
has written two musicals, Man From the Capital and The Apple Orchard. Colin’s play<br />
For Art’s Sake has had several productions across Canada. TV credits include The<br />
Tin Man, Voyage of the Unicorn and Stargate SG-1. Upcoming: Colin is co-writing an<br />
adaptation of Don Quixote with Peter Anderson (Axis/Centaur/Arts Club). “Love to<br />
all my Beaudoin ladies!”<br />
randy hughson – actor<br />
Second season: Jordan Knockem in <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> and Senex<br />
in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. Last season:<br />
Second Gravedigger (Hamlet), Hortensio (The Taming of the Shrew)<br />
and Interpreter (All’s Well That Ends Well). Recently: Buried Child<br />
(NAC/Saidye Bronfman). Randy has performed leading roles in<br />
theatres across Canada including the Tarragon Theatre, Factory Theatre, Theatre<br />
Passe Muraille, CanStage, Soulpepper, Necessary Angel, Manitoba Theatre Centre,<br />
Citadel Theatre, Alberta Theatre Projects, Arts Club (Vancouver), NAC, Neptune<br />
Theatre, Centaur Theatre, Blyth <strong>Festival</strong>, Theatre Calgary and Vancouver Playhouse.<br />
He has toured the country in shows including High Life, Earshot and Half Life.<br />
He has been nominated for 10 Dora Awards, three Sterling Awards, one Betty<br />
Mitchell Award and three Jessie Awards and received one of each. He has worked<br />
extensively in film, TV and radio, garnering a Gemini nomination and a Golden<br />
Sheaf award. “Love to Melissa.”<br />
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robert king – actor<br />
17th season: Ferapont in Three Sisters, Fruitmonger/Puppy in<br />
<strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> and Milton in The Trespassers. <strong>Stratford</strong> credits<br />
include The Merry Wives of Windsor, Hamlet, The Merchant of<br />
Venice, The Donnellys: Sticks & Stones, Quiet in the Land, Cat on a<br />
Hot Tin Roof, Of Mice and Men, Much Ado About Nothing, Henry V,<br />
Henry VI, Richard II, Richard III, Coriolanus, Pericles, King Lear, A Midsummer Night’s<br />
Dream, Twelfth Night, Home, Tempest-Tost, Julius Caesar and The Swanne, among<br />
others. Robert was in the Blyth <strong>Festival</strong>’s production of Innocence Lost in 2008,<br />
and Drayton <strong>Festival</strong>’s production of The Drawer Boy. Other theatre credits include<br />
A Streetcar Named Desire, Observe the Sons of Ulster, The Crackwalker, On the Job,<br />
Garrison’s Garage, County Hearts, The Melville Boys and many more. He has also<br />
performed in radio, television and film. Robert lives in <strong>Stratford</strong> with his lovely<br />
wife, Peggy, and children, Mary and Lawrence.<br />
ian lake – actor<br />
Second season: Trouble-all in <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>, Artemidorus/<br />
Strato in Julius Caesar and Demetrius in A Midsummer Night’s<br />
Dream. Ian is delighted to return for another exciting season at<br />
the <strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong>. Last year was a thrilling season<br />
that saw him playing Berowne in Michael Langham’s production<br />
of Love’s Labour’s Lost and understudying Romeo in Romeo and Juliet. Shakespeare<br />
credits include Orsino in Twelfth Night, sharing the title role in Macbeth (BCC),<br />
Borachio in Much Ado About Nothing (Resurgence), Sebastian in Twelfth Night and<br />
Leontes in The Winter’s Tale (NTSC). Other favourites are Les Deux Aveugles, Star<br />
Quality (Theatre Lac Brome), First Venticello in Amadeus (Segal Theatre), Lost Heir,<br />
Schoolhouse (Blyth <strong>Festival</strong>), Creon in Oedipus Rex (Gravy Bath, Montreal), Don<br />
Homenides in A Flea in Her Ear and Svidrigailov in Crime and Punishment (NTSC). In<br />
2007 Ian produced and acted in a short film entitled SPIT; he is currently working<br />
on a screenplay with fellow actor Jeff Lillico about their recent travels through<br />
Central America. Ian is also a graduate of the National Theatre School.<br />
claire lautier – actor<br />
<strong>Stratford</strong> debut: Maid in Three Sisters, Rich Lady in <strong>Bartholomew</strong><br />
<strong>Fair</strong> and Aricie in Phèdre. Claire has played leading roles in New<br />
York, across the U.S. and abroad. New York: Isabella in Edward the<br />
Second, Duchess in The Revenger’s Tragedy (Red Bull Theatre); The<br />
Dining Room (Keen Company, Drama Desk Award); Hedda Gabler,<br />
Chaucer in Rome (Broadway and Lincoln Center). Regional and international:<br />
Lady Anne in Richard III, Roxane in Cyrano de Bergerac (Shakespeare Theatre<br />
Company); Princess of France in Love’s Labour’s Lost (Royal Shakespeare Company<br />
and Shakespeare Theatre Company); and others including Baltimore CenterStage,<br />
Westport Country Playhouse, Walnut Street Theatre, Repertory Theatre of St.<br />
Louis, Pittsburgh Public Theatre and New Jersey Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong>. Film: 25/8,<br />
Ghost Town, Confessions of a Shopaholic, Elf, House of D, the short film By Courier<br />
(Academy Award nomination, 2001). TV: 3lbs, Grey’s Anatomy, Numb3rs, Law and<br />
Order, Law and Order: SVU, All My Children and Guiding Light. She is an honour<br />
graduate of Duke University and the Juilliard School.<br />
Dawson lott – actor<br />
<strong>Stratford</strong> debut: Visitor in <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>. Dawson is very excited<br />
about being in <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>. At the age of four he decided<br />
he wanted to be an actor. He takes piano, vocal and dance<br />
lessons and is involved in choirs both at school and at church.<br />
Each summer he looks forward to Acting Out, a musical-theatre<br />
camp. Theatre credits include Winthrop in The Music Man (<strong>Stratford</strong> Community<br />
Players), Ensemble in Carousel (The Community Players of New Hamburg) and<br />
Pennywinkle in Rats (a school musical), and he was to play Chip in Beauty and the<br />
Beast (<strong>Stratford</strong> Community Players), which, unfortunately, was cancelled. Dawson<br />
is nine years old and is in Grade 4 at Anne Hathaway PS. “I would like to thank my<br />
mom and dad for their love and support and my little sister, Courtney, for letting<br />
me put on shows for her.”
keira loughran – choreographer, assistant director<br />
Fifth season: Associate director, dramaturgy & new plays.<br />
Choreographer and assistant director of <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>. For the<br />
<strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong>: production dramaturge of Palmer<br />
Park; assistant director of Othello; and two seasons in the acting<br />
company including roles in Coriolanus, Twelfth Night, King John,<br />
Timon of Athens and Cymbeline. She was also a member of the 2005 Birmingham<br />
Conservatory. Keira is an actor, director, dramaturge, playwright and producer.<br />
She was the artistic producer of the SummerWorks Theatre <strong>Festival</strong> in Toronto<br />
(2005-2007) and has her own company, K’Now Theatre, which co-produced her<br />
award-winning play Little Dragon which she wrote, co-directed and starred in. She<br />
has worked with companies across the country including Theatre Passe Muraille,<br />
Nightwood Theatre, Factory Theatre, Alberta Theatre Projects, Persephone Theatre<br />
and Canadian Stage. Keira is a Dora-nominated playwright and a graduate of the<br />
BFA acting program at the University of Alberta.<br />
Angela marshall – assistant stage manager<br />
Ninth season: Assistant stage manager of <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> and<br />
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. Past credits<br />
include The Trojan Women, Palmer Park, To Kill a Mockingbird, The<br />
Odyssey, Henry IV, Part 1, The Liar, Orpheus Descending, Measure<br />
for Measure, Macbeth, King Henry VIII, The King and I, Private Lives,<br />
Henry V and Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Other favourites include Einstein’s Gift<br />
(The Grand Theatre); Trying (Manitoba Theatre Centre); Sylvia (Globe Theatre);<br />
Dear Santa (Theatre New Brunswick ); The All Night Strut! (Stirling <strong>Festival</strong> Theatre);<br />
Flying on Her Own and The Compleat Works of Wllm Shkspr (Abridged) (Neptune<br />
Theatre); Kiss the Moon, Kiss the Sun (Theatre Orangeville); Mamma Mia! (Mirvish<br />
Productions); and Godspell (Waterloo Stage Theatre). Angela thanks her family<br />
and friends for all of their love and support.<br />
peter mcboyle – sound designer<br />
14th season: Sound designer of <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>, West Side<br />
Story and Julius Caesar. Resident sound designer of the <strong>Stratford</strong><br />
Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong>. Previous highlights include Fuente Ovejuna,<br />
Krapp’s Last Tape, Oklahoma!, Shakespeare’s Will, Pentecost, Oliver!,<br />
The Liar, Guys and Dolls, King Lear, Fiddler on the Roof and Camelot.<br />
Favourite credits elsewhere include High Society, Gypsy (Shaw); Beauty and the<br />
Beast, Cabaret, Into the Woods (Citadel); Fire, Little Shop of Horrors, The House of<br />
Martin Guerre (CanStage); The Wrong Son, Trying, Mary’s Wedding (NAC); Medea,<br />
Orpheus Descending (MTC/Mirvish); Cinderella (Ross Petty); and Barrymore (Livent).<br />
A member of the Associated Designers of Canada, he holds a degree in music<br />
and a masters in sound recording from McGill. Peter lives in <strong>Stratford</strong> with his<br />
wife, Meghan, and their daughters, Ella and Beatrice. This is his fourth production<br />
of West Side Story, three as sound designer and once in the role of A-Rab – in high<br />
school. “Cracko jacko!”<br />
tom mccamus – actor<br />
Ninth season: Lieutenant-Colonel Vershinin in Three Sisters, Justice<br />
Overdo in <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> and Theseus in Phèdre. Recent credits:<br />
Misery (CanStage); An Ideal Husband and The Comedy of Errors<br />
(<strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong>); The Unanswered Question (NAC);<br />
Thom Pain (Tarragon Theatre: Dora Mavor Moore nomination);<br />
and Mathilde (Nightwood: Dora Mavor Moore nomination). Film and television:<br />
The Sweet Hereafter (Atom Egoyan: Genie nomination), Long Day’s Journey Into<br />
Night (David Wellington: Genie nomination) and Possible Worlds (Robert Lepage).<br />
McCamus is a recipient of the Dora Mavor Moore Award for best actor for<br />
Abundance (Theatre Plus), a Genie Award for best actor for I Love a Man in Uniform<br />
(David Wellington) and a Gemini and an ACTRA Award for best actor for Waking<br />
Up Wally: The Walter Gretzky Story (Dean Bennett). Tom lives on a farm in the<br />
Warkworth area with his wife, actress Chick Reid, and their three dogs.<br />
Anne murphy – stage manager<br />
17th season: Stage manager of <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> and Phèdre.<br />
Anne is pleased to be back at the <strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong><br />
for the 2009 season. Recent credits include stage-managing<br />
Orpheus Descending at MTC in Winnipeg and at the Royal<br />
Alexandra Theatre in Toronto. She has toured with Joseph and the<br />
Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and the National Arts Centre’s The Mikado, and<br />
worked on The Lion King and Jane Eyre in Toronto. Anne has had the pleasure<br />
of working in theatres across Canada, including the Grand Theatre, the Globe<br />
Theatre, Vancouver Playhouse, Neptune Theatre, Manitoba Theatre Centre, the<br />
National Arts Centre and at Expo ’86 in Vancouver. She was production manager<br />
at Neptune Theatre for two years. Anne lives in <strong>Stratford</strong> with her partner, Anne;<br />
their son, Callum; daughter Brianna; Richard, a Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever;<br />
and Lucy, the cutest Maltipoo, ever .<br />
steven page – composer<br />
Third season: Composer for <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>. For over 20 years,<br />
Steven Page was the lead singer and songwriter of Barenaked<br />
Ladies, one of Canada’s most enduring success stories. Now on<br />
his own, he is working on a followup to his acclaimed 2005 solo<br />
album, The Vanity Project. He is thrilled to be back at <strong>Stratford</strong><br />
again this year for his third time.<br />
trent pardy – actor<br />
Second season: Orderly in Three Sisters, <strong>Bartholomew</strong> Cokes in<br />
<strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> and understudy in Phèdre. <strong>Stratford</strong> credits<br />
include Samson in Romeo and Juliet, the King of Navarre in Love’s<br />
Labour’s Lost and an appearance in Caesar and Cleopatra. Trent is a<br />
member of the 2007/2008 Birmingham Conservatory for Classical<br />
Theatre and is thrilled to be part of this very exciting season. Recent theatre<br />
credits include Teach in American Buffalo with SideMart Theatrical Grocery, Billy<br />
the Kid in Everyday Above Ground and Darby in Speak Easy with SaBooge Theatre,<br />
Cupid/Penthus/Adonis in Tales from Ovid with the Centaur Theatre and Ariel in<br />
The Tempest with the Saidye Bronfman Centre. Recent film and television credits<br />
include The Dead Zone (USA), Black Eye Dog (Independent) and The Secret (Max<br />
Films). Trent is also co-founder of SideMart Theatrical Grocery in Montreal and<br />
a graduate of the National Theatre School of Canada (2004). “Thanks to family,<br />
friends and everyone involved with this wonderful <strong>Festival</strong>.”<br />
Jennifer paterson – actor<br />
<strong>Stratford</strong> debut: Win Littlewit in <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>, <strong>Fair</strong>y in A<br />
Midsummer Night’s Dream and appears in Julius Caesar. Jenny<br />
is thrilled to be a part of the <strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong> and<br />
a member of the 2008 Birmingham Conservatory for Classical<br />
Theatre. Select theatre credits: Katie in Homechild (The Belfry<br />
Theatre); Braidie in The Shape of a Girl (Green Thumb Theatre); Ariel in The<br />
Tempest (Mad Duck Theatre); Katherine in Proof (CanStage); Inner Muse in The<br />
Tragedie of Dr. Pioneer and Miss Muse (The Polliwog Factory); Sara in Ice: beyond<br />
cool (Dance Arts); Ensemble in The Score (Electric Company); and Agnes in The<br />
School for Wives (Vancouver Playhouse/ MTC). Jenny received the Gordon<br />
Armstrong Playwright’s Rent Award for her play The First Fifteen Minutes (The<br />
Polliwog Factory). She has been nominated for two Jessie Awards and received<br />
a statue for her performance in Speed (Green Thumb Theatre). Jenny trained at<br />
Studio 58.<br />
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lucy peacock – actor<br />
22nd season: Masha in Three Sisters, Ursla in <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong><br />
and Roxy in The Trespassers. Last season: Nurse (Romeo and<br />
Juliet) and Grumio (The Taming of the Shrew). Over 50 <strong>Stratford</strong><br />
credits include the two-season sold-out run of her one-woman<br />
show (The Blonde, the Brunette and the Vengeful Redhead), which<br />
toured to Vancouver, Dolly (Hello, Dolly!), Duchess (The Duchess of Malfi), Beatrice<br />
(Much Ado About Nothing), Emilia (Othello), Gabriella (Pentecost), Jane (Fallen<br />
Angels), Anna (The King and I), Lady Macbeth, Portia, Rosalind, Viola, Desdemona,<br />
Titania, Kate (The Taming of the Shrew), Elizabeth Bennet (Pride and Prejudice),<br />
Gwendolyn (The Importance of Being Earnest), Mrs. Peabody (The Swanne), Helena<br />
(All’s Well That Ends Well), Lady Anne (Richard III), Masha (Three Sisters), Yelena<br />
(Uncle Vanya) and Regan (King Lear, Tony-nominated production). She is a farm<br />
wife, mother of two teenagers, teacher, fourth-generation actress and graduate<br />
of the National Theatre School. “This season is dedicated to the memory of my<br />
very dear friend Richard Monette.”<br />
christopher prentice – actor<br />
<strong>Stratford</strong> debut: Winwife in <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>, Pindarus in Julius<br />
Caesar and appears in A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Chris is<br />
honoured to be the Birmingham Conservatory’s 2008 Chicago<br />
Fellow. Theatre includes: Macbeth in Macbeth, King/Lavatch<br />
in All’s Well That Ends Well (Montana Shakespeare in the Parks);<br />
Mercutio in Romeo and Juliet (Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Short Shakespeare!);<br />
Robin Hood in Robin Hood (Oak Park <strong>Festival</strong>); The Tempest (First Folio); Hamlet in<br />
Hamlet, The Zoo Story, She Stoops to Conquer, Waiting for Godot, Catch-22, Much<br />
Ado About Nothing (Signal Ensemble Theatre, co-founder); The Three Musketeers<br />
(Chicago Shakespeare Theater); Pride and Prejudice (Northlight); and productions<br />
with American Players Theatre, Chicago Dramatists, Dallas Theater Center, Illinois<br />
Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong>, Irish Rep, Milwaukee Rep, Next and Stage Left. Film: Butterfly<br />
(official selection: Chicago International Film <strong>Festival</strong>). As director: Old Wicked<br />
Songs, The Weir (Signal Ensemble Theatre). A native Texan, he took a BFA from<br />
Southern Methodist University (Dallas).<br />
Janine ralph – production stage manager<br />
(Tom Patterson Theatre)<br />
20th season: Production stage manager of the Tom Patterson<br />
Theatre. Stage manager of Ever Yours, Oscar. Janine is delighted<br />
to be returning for her second season as production stage<br />
manager at the Tom Patterson Theatre, where last season she<br />
was also privileged to work with Michael Langham and Simon Callow on There<br />
Reigns Love. For the <strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong> Janine has stage-managed a<br />
variety of musicals and plays at both the Avon and <strong>Festival</strong> theatres, including<br />
The Gondoliers, Gypsy, Carousel, Henry V, An Enemy of the People, The Merry Wives of<br />
Windsor, One Tiger to a Hill and Henry VIII. Janine also worked on the Asian Games’<br />
opening and closing ceremonies in Doha, Qatar, and has worked in a variety of<br />
theatres in Ontario and for BBC TV in England.<br />
noah reid – actor<br />
<strong>Stratford</strong> debut: Rohde in Three Sisters, Filcher in <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong><br />
and Lowell in The Trespassers. Noah Reid is thrilled to make his<br />
debut on the <strong>Stratford</strong> stage. A recent National Theatre School<br />
graduate, Noah has been acting professionally since the age of<br />
eight. Theatre credits include The Cherry Orchard, Major Barbara,<br />
Restoration, the title roles in Macbeth and John... Sudden Death (NTS); Innocence<br />
Lost, Big Box (Blyth <strong>Festival</strong>); Who Has Seen the Wind (Theatre Aquarius); and<br />
Beauty and the Beast (Princess of Wales Theatre). Noah participated in The Ark at<br />
the National Arts Centre and in the Master Directors’ Summit here at <strong>Stratford</strong><br />
last summer, as well as in workshops of new plays in Toronto. Film and television<br />
credits include In Love and War, Terry, Strange Days at Blake Holsey High, Soul Food,<br />
Nikita, Jane and the Dragon, Rolie Polie Olie and Pippi Longstocking. He was also the<br />
original voice of Franklin the Turtle. Noah would like to thank his family, friends<br />
and Susie for their unwavering support.<br />
suzanne roberts smith – actor<br />
<strong>Stratford</strong> debut: Maid in Three Sisters, Punk Alice in <strong>Bartholomew</strong><br />
<strong>Fair</strong> and understudy in Phèdre. As a member of the 2008<br />
Conservatory, Suzanne is delighted to make her debut into this<br />
engaging season. A graduate of the National Theatre School<br />
(2003), her credits include Florence (The Ginkgo Tree) and Marie<br />
Louise (The Thirteenth One) (Blyth <strong>Festival</strong>); Doris (Same Time Next Year) (Acorn<br />
Theatre); Choreographer (For Coloured Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the<br />
Rainbow is Enuf) (Coloured Girls Collective); and Macheath (The Beggar’s Opera)<br />
(NTS). Selected film credits: Mary Shelley (Ciné Qua Non Media) and Every Day<br />
Is Music (independent). A member of Maracatu Nunca Antes, an Afro-Brazilian<br />
percussion troupe in Toronto, she co-directed My Leaky Body and collaborated<br />
with Cheryl Zinyk and Janet Munro on I Am. Suzanne dedicates this to everyone<br />
and everything who contributed to her being here and all the ways in which she<br />
is continually supported. “Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.”<br />
cliff saunders – actor<br />
<strong>Stratford</strong> debut: Lantern Leatherhead in <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> and<br />
Marcus Lycus in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum.<br />
Theatre credits include North American première of the Tonynominated<br />
Broadway hit The 39 Steps (IRNE Award, best supporting<br />
actor; Cort, Roundabout and Huntington Theatres); The Lord of the<br />
Rings (Princess of Wales Theatre); Danny, King of the Basement (Roseneath); Habeas<br />
Corpus, Pélagie (CanStage);The Drowsy Chaperone (Winter Garden); A Flea in Her<br />
Ear (Soulpepper); Crackwalker, Wind in the Willows (Grand Theatre); Beauty and<br />
the Beast (Princess of Wales); Possible Maps (Tarragon); A Servant of Two Masters, A<br />
Midsummer Night’s Dream, Pinocchio (YPT); and Biloxi Blues and The Foreigner (Royal<br />
Alexandra). Film and TV credits include Outlander, Roxy Hunter, Chicago, Lobster<br />
Tale, Open Range, Spider, The Fool, The Music Man, Midwives, Joan of Arc, Eloise, Eloise<br />
at Christmastime, Harlan County Wars, Catch a Falling Star, Flowers for Algernon, The<br />
Crossing, Deathland, Monk, Doc, Sue Thomas F.B.Eye, La Femme Nikita and Alfred<br />
Hitchcock Presents. Daughters include Alberta and Bridget. Wives include Lizzie.<br />
Jennifer schamehorn – production stage manager<br />
(Tom Patterson Theatre)<br />
Third season: Production stage manager of the Tom Patterson<br />
Theatre. Stage manager of Ever Yours, Oscar. Jennifer’s favourite stage<br />
management credits include Krapp’s Last Tape, Hughie, All’s Well That<br />
Ends Well, The Blonde, the Brunette and the Vengeful Redhead and<br />
Pentecost (<strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong>); Dialogues of the Carmelites (Wilfrid Laurier<br />
University); Oliver! (Theatre Aquarius); Chutzpah a Go-Go (Eclectic Theatre Company<br />
at the Factory Theatre and Manitoba Theatre Centre); Forever Plaid (New Yorker<br />
Theatre); Allos and Hijos del Mais (Poor Alex Theatre); Woyzeck and To Damascus<br />
(Equity Showcase Theatre); and The Trial of Ebenezer Scrooge (Theatre and Company).<br />
She also spent 14 years as a resident stage manager for the Sunshine <strong>Festival</strong> Theatre<br />
Company in Orillia. Jennifer is a graduate of the University of Toronto and is thrilled<br />
to be starting graduate studies in drama this fall at the University of Guelph. She<br />
makes her home in <strong>Stratford</strong> with her husband, Andy, and daughters, Mary and<br />
Claire. “Thank you to my beautiful girls and to my favourite boy. Toujours.”<br />
carolyn m. smith – designer<br />
11th season: Designer of <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>. Credits include seven<br />
previous productions with the <strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong>:<br />
costumes for the première of The Swanne, parts 1, 2 and 3; set and<br />
costume design for The Duchess of Malfi, Othello and Shakespeare’s<br />
Universe; and set design for The Odyssey. Past credits include<br />
Macbeth (National Arts Centre, Citadel); The Way of the World (NAC/Soulpepper);<br />
Atlantis (Grand Theatre); Picasso at the Lapin Agile (Grand Theatre/Vancouver<br />
Playhouse); Through the Eyes (Factory Studio Theatre); and design work on over<br />
17 new Canadian plays as well as the Canadian operas Beatrice Chancy (Queen<br />
of Puddings Music Theatre) and The Gang (Autumn Leaf Productions). She has<br />
designed costumes for Neptune Theatre, Necessary Angel, the Shaw <strong>Festival</strong>,<br />
Broadway and for film and television. She is a recipient of a Jessie Richardson<br />
Award for outstanding costumes for Scary Stories (produced by Alberta Theatre<br />
Projects/Vancouver Playhouse). Ms Smith is a member of the Associated<br />
Designers of Canada.<br />
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michael spencer-Davis – actor<br />
Second season: Bristle in <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>, Caska in Julius Caesar<br />
and Quince in A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Last season Michael<br />
played The Poet in Shakespeare’s Universe (Her Infinite Variety).<br />
Recent credits include Medea (Manitoba Theatre Centre/Mirvish),<br />
Macbeth (National Arts Centre/Citadel), And All For Love (NAC) and<br />
The Elephant Man (CanStage). Other credits: The Real Thing and Humble Boy (MTC);<br />
Apple (Prairie Theatre Exchange); Via Dolorosa (Winnipeg Jewish Theatre); Blithe<br />
Spirit, Einstein’s Gift (Citadel); Othello (NAC/Citadel); The File (SummerWorks);<br />
A Midsummer Night’s Dream (<strong>Festival</strong> of Classics); A Phoenix Too Frequent, The<br />
Playboy of the Western World (Touchmark Theatre); Twelfth Night (NAC); As You<br />
Like It, The Stone Angel, The Tempest, The Taming of the Shrew, Heaven, The Beard<br />
of Avon, Twelfth Night, Amadeus (CanStage); Unless (CanStage/Belfry/Arts Club);<br />
and SIBS (national tour), and Adventures of a Black Girl in Search of God (Obsidian/<br />
Nightwood Theatre). Film/TV credits include Flash of Genius, The Eleventh Hour,<br />
Street Time and Canada: A People’s History.<br />
matt steinberg – actor<br />
<strong>Stratford</strong> debut: John Littlewit in <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>, Dardanius in<br />
Julius Caesar and appears in A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Recent<br />
Canadian theatre credits include The Goat, or Who is Sylvia? at<br />
Neptune Theatre, Art is a Cupboard at the Toronto Fringe and<br />
readings at Tarragon Theatre. New York City credits include King<br />
Lear, King John, Timon of Athens and Coriolanus, as well as work at Classic Stage<br />
Company, Ensemble Studio Theatre, Rattlestick Theater, Threshold Theatre and<br />
a workshop of Timothy Findley’s The Wars. Film and TV credits include Dirty<br />
Work, The Best Years, Degrassi, Trojan Horse and True Confessions of a Hollywood<br />
Starlet. Matt trained at HB Studio, New York Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong>/Public Theater’s<br />
Shakespeare Lab and Shakespeare’s Globe in London, where he represented<br />
Canada as the 2007 Christopher Plummer Award recipient for the International<br />
Actors’ Fellowship program.<br />
brian tree – actor<br />
2oth season: Humphrey Wasp in <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> and Erronius<br />
in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. <strong>Stratford</strong><br />
roles include Costard (Love’s Labour’s Lost), Caversham (An Ideal<br />
Husband), Dolly Spanker (London Assurance), Stephano (The<br />
Tempest), Robert de Beaudricourt (The Lark), Thomas Cranmer<br />
(King Henry VIII), Fred (Present Laughter), Holofernes (Love’s Labour’s Lost), Oswald<br />
(King Lear, also Lincoln Center, New York), Shamrayev (The Seagull), Professor<br />
Vambrace (Tempest-Tost), Mr. Dussel (The Diary of Anne Frank), Touchstone (As<br />
You Like It), Mr. Bennet (Pride and Prejudice), Mr. Lowther (The Prime of Miss Jean<br />
Brodie), Jacques (The Miser), Alfredo (Filumena), Joxer Daly (Juno and The Paycock)<br />
and Frank Strang (Equus). Elsewhere: Michael in Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me<br />
and Kemp in Vigil (Tarragon Theatre), Bottom in A Midsummer Night’s Dream<br />
(CanStage), Harry in The Sum of Us (Belfry Theatre), the Player in Rosencrantz and<br />
Guildenstern Are Dead (Touchmark) and a ton of other good stuff as well.<br />
christopher van hagen – actor<br />
Second season: Urchin in <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>. Christopher is very<br />
excited to be returning to the <strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong><br />
for a second season after playing Winthrop Paroo in The Music<br />
Man. As a member of the Amabile Boys Choir, he has performed<br />
with New York conductor/composer Jim Papoulis and England’s<br />
Bob Chilcott. He performed in the Canadian première of Paul McCartney’s<br />
Ecce Cor Meum. Christopher attends St. Mary’s Choir and Orchestra School in<br />
London, where he enjoys an enriched choral program and is learning to play the<br />
violin. Christopher would like to thank the <strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong> for all<br />
the knowledge they have given him, and his family and friends for all their love<br />
and support.<br />
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brigit wilson – actor<br />
Sixth season: Housekeeper in Three Sisters, Dame Purecraft in<br />
<strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> and understudy in Phèdre. Last seen at <strong>Stratford</strong><br />
in The Merchant of Venice, as the Courtesan in The Comedy of<br />
Errors and as Gertrude Chiltern in An Ideal Husband. Other <strong>Festival</strong><br />
credits include Dolly in Orpheus Descending, Mae in Cat on a Hot<br />
Tin Roof, Corine in The Triumph of Love, Carconte in The Count of Monte Cristo,<br />
Dionyza in Pericles, Paquette in The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Lydia in Quiet in<br />
the Land, the Widow in All’s Well That Ends Well and Augusta in The Swanne, part 1.<br />
Brigit has performed at Theatre by the Bay, the Segal Centre, Blyth <strong>Festival</strong>, MTC,<br />
Royal Alex, Shaw <strong>Festival</strong>, Grand Theatre, Skylight Theatre and as far away as the<br />
Edinburgh <strong>Festival</strong>. She has appeared in numerous commercials, films and TV<br />
shows including four seasons as Harriet Sims on The Campbells. “To my sweet<br />
husband, thank you.”<br />
Abigail winter-culliford – actor<br />
Third season: Mooncalf in <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> and Moth in<br />
A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Previously at the <strong>Stratford</strong><br />
Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong>, 12-year-old Abigail appeared as Scout<br />
in To Kill A Mockingbird and as Moth in Love’s Labour’s Lost. Her<br />
first stage role, at age six, was Gretl in The Sound of Music and<br />
then Amaryllis in The Music Man (Royal City Musical Theatre). Abigail also<br />
played Anna in the original stage adaptation of Mister God, This Is Anna.<br />
Abigail has enjoyed three seasons with the Arts Club Theatre (Vancouver),<br />
where she performed the roles of Narrator and Chip in Beauty and the Beast.<br />
Abigail’s favourite playground is the outdoors. As part of her dance and<br />
music background, Abigail is a step-dancer and plays the violin. Abigail<br />
continues to invent and to explore the many uses of duct tape. Her longterm<br />
vision is to live on a farm. Film credit: The Fog; TV credit: The Collector.<br />
“Thanks to Mom, and Dad, and all who have helped me so far!”<br />
gillian wolpert – assistant lighting designer<br />
Third season: Assistant lighting designer of Three Sisters,<br />
<strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>, Ever Yours, Oscar and Phèdre. Gillian is delighted<br />
to be returning for her third season in <strong>Stratford</strong> after serving as<br />
assistant lighting designer on Oklahoma!, King Lear, Cabaret and<br />
The Music Man. Gillian is a Jessie Richardson Award-nominated<br />
lighting designer whose recent work includes the Toronto première of Soulless<br />
(505 Productions), The Taxi Project (PEN Canada), Jesus My Boy and Driving Miss<br />
Daisy (Pacific Theatre), A Man of No Importance (Acting Up Stage), The Unfortunate<br />
Misadventures of Masha Galinski and A Thought in Three Parts (Groundwater<br />
Productions), and The Unexpected Man (Unexpected Co-op). Her online portfolio<br />
can be viewed at www.gillianwolpert.com. Gillian is a graduate of UBC and would<br />
like to thank her family and friends for their unending support.<br />
Joanna yu – assistant designer<br />
<strong>Stratford</strong> debut: Assistant designer for <strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>. Joanna<br />
is a Toronto-based designer and is thrilled to be working with the<br />
<strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong>. Recent credits include Canadian<br />
Opera Company (Le Nozze di Figaro, and Don Carlos, assistant<br />
lighting design), TD Bank/CanStage Pride float (Unity, float<br />
and costume design), Highball Productions (Tyrolia, set and costume design),<br />
Bloomfield Productions (The Christian Republican Fundraiser in Dayton Tennessee,<br />
set and lighting design) and George Brown College Dance (Spring Showcase<br />
2007 and 2008, lighting design). Joanna is returning from months of touring<br />
the U.S., Mexico and France with South Africa’s longest-running musical, African<br />
Footprint, and couldn’t be happier to be back in Canada with her family and<br />
friends. She is a graduate of York University’s theatre production program.
A Salute to Our Donors<br />
We extend heartfelt thanks to the individuals, corporations and foundations listed on the following pages.<br />
As you sit in the theatre, we hope you take great pride and satisfaction in knowing your generosity has played<br />
a significant role in creating what you will experience on the stage today. Thank you.<br />
Tribute Gifts<br />
Gifts were made between March 1, 2008, and<br />
January 31, 2009.<br />
In Honour of Bruce Dow<br />
In Honour of Ron Fine<br />
In Honour of Elizabeth Gaffney<br />
In Honour of Judy & Ernie Ginsler<br />
In Honour of Joanna Glass<br />
In Honour of Rev. & Mrs. Robert Leland<br />
In Honour of Arlene Lewis<br />
In Honour of Peter & Noreen Little<br />
In Honour of Mary Lee Myers<br />
In Honour of Mr. & Mrs. Victor F. Ptasznik<br />
In Honour of Valerie Pinder<br />
In Honour of Richard Polk<br />
In Honour of Sam Polk<br />
In Honour of Janice Price & Ian Findlay<br />
In Honour of Richard Rooney<br />
In Honour of Carolyn Schiff<br />
In Honour of Carolyn Schiff & Noah Millman<br />
In Honour of Barbara Schubert<br />
In Honour of Diane Walker<br />
In Honour of Margaret Wilson & Allen Sill<br />
In Memory of Madelyn Deane<br />
In Memory of Joseph Dechario<br />
In Memory of Thomas K. Doolittle<br />
In Memory of William Evans<br />
In Memory of June Travis Friedlob<br />
In Memory of Sara Gardiner<br />
In Memory of Nuala Goldberg<br />
In Memory of Karen P. Hay<br />
In Memory of Nadine Herz<br />
In Memory of Alix Hess<br />
In Memory of Frank Joseph Jr.<br />
In Memory of Betty Kumchy<br />
In Memory of Naomi E. Lohr<br />
In Memory of William J. McCordic<br />
In Memory of Richard Monette<br />
In Memory of Pearle Grace Moore<br />
In Memory of Jennifer Naiberg<br />
In Memory of Shellie Nixon<br />
In Memory of Helen McMaster Paulin<br />
In Memory of Robert J. Potters<br />
In Memory of Thomas A. Rowe<br />
In Memory of Beverlie Conant Sloane<br />
In Memory of Evan Sorber<br />
In Memory of Jim Stone<br />
In Memory of Judith Teller<br />
In Memory of James Douglas Wood<br />
Bequests and<br />
Estate Gifts<br />
November 2007 to January 31, 2009<br />
We are grateful to the following individuals<br />
who thoughtfully made provision for the<br />
<strong>Festival</strong> in their wills and estate plans.<br />
The Estate of Frances Agnew<br />
The Estate of Dr. Thomas A. Brown<br />
The Estate of Fergus Brown<br />
The Estate of Mona Louise Campbell<br />
The Estate of Norman J. Cornack<br />
The Estate of Mary-Jane D. Givens<br />
The Estate of Alix Martha Hess<br />
The Estate of Ada Elizabeth Hill<br />
The Estate of Thomas Arthur Jones<br />
The Estate of Page J. Karling<br />
The Estate of Richard Lowe<br />
The Estate of Dr. George W. Sgalitzer<br />
The Estate of Mrs. Helen E. Sinclair<br />
The Estate of Eva Margaret Sitton<br />
The Estate of Helen Stacey<br />
The Estate of Nancy G. Steen<br />
The Estate of Susan Gail Sybersma<br />
The Estate of Jean Elizabeth Wilson<br />
2009<br />
Performance Hosts<br />
Double Performance Host<br />
Aylmer Express<br />
Comtran Inc.<br />
Equitable Life of Canada<br />
Franklin Templeton Institutional<br />
George Weston Ltd.<br />
Performance Host<br />
Famme & Co. LLP Chartered Accountants<br />
The FSA Group<br />
Power Corporation of Canada<br />
Pratt & Whitney Canada Inc.<br />
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP<br />
Procor<br />
Steed Standard Transport Limited<br />
The Woodbridge Company Limited<br />
For All Time<br />
Endowment<br />
Commitments were made to the <strong>Stratford</strong><br />
Shakespearean <strong>Festival</strong> Endowment<br />
Foundation between November 1, 2007, and<br />
January 31, 2009.<br />
$250,000 or more<br />
Robert & Jacqueline Sperandio<br />
$100,000 – $249,999<br />
Karon C. Bales & Charles E. Beall Family Fund<br />
Andy & Helen Spriet<br />
The Summertime Fund<br />
$50,000 – $99,999<br />
The Loris & Theodore Birnkrant Fund<br />
Wilfrid P. Gregory<br />
Dr. Diane M. Soubly & Courtney Massie<br />
$25,000 – $49,999<br />
John & Arlene Lewis<br />
Riki Turofsky & Charles Petersen<br />
$10,000 – $24,999<br />
Birnkrant Great Grandchildren’s Fund<br />
Julia & Robert Foster<br />
Murray Frum & Nancy Lockhart<br />
Margaret D. King<br />
Marg Misener<br />
The Philip & Berthe Morton Foundation<br />
$1,000 – $9,999<br />
Richard & Mona Alonzo<br />
Canada Council for the Arts - Vida Peene Fund<br />
Barbara Garland<br />
Harvey Firestone Jr. Foundation<br />
Tim & Alexandra MacDonald<br />
Doris McCarthy<br />
Kayla & Richard Pechter<br />
Phillips, Hager & North Investment<br />
Management Ltd.<br />
Douglas D. Roche<br />
Peter & Carol Walters<br />
Ann K. Warren<br />
Anonymous (1)<br />
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Annual Support<br />
Refl ects gifts made before<br />
January 31, 2009<br />
The Prospero Society<br />
Many generous supporters of the <strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong><br />
have provided a future bequest or gift through a will, life<br />
insurance policy, trust arrangement, charitable gift annuity or<br />
the beneficiary designation on an RRSP/RRIF or IRA/401 (K). We<br />
gratefully acknowledge these individuals as members of The<br />
Prospero Society for planned giving donors and thank them for<br />
their vision in making a lifelong commitment to the <strong>Festival</strong>’s<br />
continuing success.<br />
If you have remembered the <strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong> in<br />
your will or your estate plans, or you would like information<br />
on how to do so, please contact the planned giving manager<br />
at 1.800.561.1233 ext. 5640, or e-mail plannedgiving@<br />
stratfordshakespearefestival.com.<br />
Make a difference with your planned gift today!<br />
Eleanor Abra<br />
William W. Aitchison<br />
Meredith Alston<br />
Carla Anderson<br />
Edward & Jane<br />
Anderson<br />
Callie Archer<br />
Ellen E. Atkinson<br />
Renee Badertscher<br />
Drs. Andrew & Cornelia<br />
Baines<br />
Laurence R. & Barbara<br />
K. Baker<br />
Don & Lillian Bauder<br />
Diana M. Beacham<br />
Larry T. Beare<br />
Margret A. Beekel<br />
Joanne Berrigan<br />
Helen L. Beuker<br />
Elizabeth C. Bogner<br />
Bob Boltz<br />
Jerry & Carol Brown<br />
K. Joanne Brown<br />
Mr. & The Late Mrs.<br />
Philip Brown<br />
Stephen Brown<br />
Michael & Lynn Burshtin<br />
Rita & Ted Button<br />
Dr. Daniel & Marshelle<br />
Caccamise<br />
Christine R. Campitelle<br />
Thomas A. Caster<br />
Betty & Franco<br />
Catanzariti<br />
Guy & Alison Chadsey<br />
Molly Copus Christie<br />
Mary F. Christner<br />
Lacey & Bill Collins<br />
Linda Anne & Allan<br />
Cosman<br />
Ann & David Cram<br />
Mary C. Crichton<br />
Dennis Cusack<br />
Margaret J. Davis<br />
Drs. Helen R. & Patrick<br />
H. Deese<br />
Mary Ann DeMattia<br />
& Robert H. Gorlin<br />
Diana B. Dorken<br />
Patti Doyle<br />
Dr. James H. Dunn<br />
Audrey & Don Durst<br />
Marshall & Judi Egelnick<br />
The late Dr. John C. &<br />
Mary F. Elder<br />
J. David Ellis<br />
La & Philip Engel<br />
Michael Esztelecky &<br />
Cynthia Rowden<br />
Barbara Evans<br />
Daniel Evans & Rosa<br />
Munoz<br />
Lois Farber<br />
Robert Feeney<br />
James L. Fiegehen<br />
Sherri Fillingham<br />
Douglas L. Flanders<br />
Gail Fricker & Blair<br />
Yeomans<br />
Ted & Sheila Gale<br />
James & Jayne Gall<br />
Barbara Garland<br />
Dr. & Mrs. Walter C.<br />
Gates Jr.<br />
Heather V. Gibson<br />
Alexander Gluskin &<br />
Shauna Sexsmith<br />
Herbert & Dorothy<br />
Graebner<br />
Barbara & Charles<br />
Graham<br />
M. L. Sam Grant<br />
Ronald Gustafson<br />
Dr. Don & Mary Jane<br />
Gutoski<br />
Dr. Dennis E. & Dorothea<br />
Hacker<br />
Phyllis M. Hale<br />
Carol & Roger Haverfield<br />
Ellen L. Hawman<br />
Dr. Robert & Mrs. Diana<br />
Heard<br />
Barbara Heggie<br />
Grace Heggie<br />
Sandra J. Heggie<br />
Dr. & Mrs. J. Daniel<br />
Heilman<br />
Jay Helms & Terry<br />
O`Loughlin<br />
Miss Rosanne Herold<br />
Andrea & Dr. Edward<br />
Herzig<br />
$250,000 or more<br />
The Birmingham Family<br />
Richard Rooney & Laura Dinner<br />
$100,000 – $249,999<br />
Caitlin Adamson<br />
& Richard Costley-White<br />
Bluma Appel Community Trust<br />
Mark Appel,<br />
in memory of Bram & Bluma Appel<br />
Des McAnuff<br />
Kelly Meighen<br />
$50,000 – $99,999<br />
Jarka Hradecky<br />
Barbara & John Schubert<br />
John H. Whiteside<br />
Robert A. Hetherington<br />
Lauri & Jean Hiivala<br />
Martha J. Hines<br />
Joan & Ron Holmes<br />
Lori Ann Horley<br />
Dr. Sharon Horlick<br />
David & Marci Horowitz<br />
Archie & Jean Hunter<br />
Anne M. Hurley<br />
Wayne & Leslie Ingram<br />
Marion Isherwood<br />
Glenn & Joan Johnson<br />
Kerry & Heather<br />
Johnson<br />
Douglas & Mary Kahn<br />
Eleanor Kane<br />
Martin Katz<br />
Kimberly Kelley<br />
Kip Kelley & Family<br />
T. M. Kelly<br />
Max Kenney<br />
Marjory & James W.<br />
Kilgour<br />
Merl & John Koegler<br />
Jane Fryman Laird<br />
Marilyn R. Laughlin<br />
John & Ruth Lawson<br />
Dr. Richard W. Lee<br />
Rev. Robert K. & Mrs.<br />
Emily Leland<br />
Janet & Ellsworth Levine<br />
Linda M. Levine<br />
Maury & Leslie<br />
Lieberman<br />
Janet & Richard Lint<br />
Ann & David Love<br />
John T. Lucas<br />
Earl K. & Theresa A.<br />
Lundy<br />
Hartland & Eve<br />
MacDougall<br />
Polly K. A. MacFarlane<br />
Michele A. Machowicz &<br />
Thomas J. Becvar<br />
Peter D. Mackey<br />
Thomas A. MacWilliam<br />
Cheryl Elisabeth Manny<br />
Mel Marsh & Rick Rutan<br />
Mr. & Mrs. W. Ronald<br />
McCallum<br />
Dr. Ross & Fran McElroy<br />
Dr. Murlene E. McKinnon<br />
Sylvia M. McPhee<br />
William A. Meiers<br />
$25,000 – $49,999<br />
Karon C. Bales & Charles E. Beall<br />
Hans & Susan Brenninkmeyer<br />
Sylvia D. Chrominska<br />
Margaret & Jim Fleck<br />
Dr. Dennis & Mrs. Dorothea Hacker<br />
Beth L. Kronfeld & Matthew D. Means<br />
The Brian Linehan Charitable<br />
Foundation<br />
Drs. M. L. Myers & W. P. Hayman<br />
Robert Summers-Gill<br />
Alice & Tim Thornton<br />
Ophelia Tong & Mike Lazaridis<br />
Hon. Michael A.<br />
Meighen &<br />
Kelly Meighen<br />
Bob Meinschenk<br />
Kevin & Tania Meldrum<br />
Pennie A. Meyers<br />
Alan C. Middleton<br />
Eleanor Miller<br />
Kathleen Minor<br />
Marg Misener<br />
Joan Moeller<br />
Mark Monette &<br />
Judy F. Lane<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Franklin H.<br />
Moore, Jr.<br />
F. Daniel Moreau<br />
Catherine & Paul Motz<br />
Richard C. Mulock<br />
Mrs. Marion I. Murray<br />
Geoff & Marion Neigh<br />
Jeffrey & Peggy Norton<br />
Carole Ann O’Connell &<br />
Mark Boyle<br />
Tom & Susan O’Neill<br />
Patricia Osborn<br />
Harold Pankrac<br />
Elizabeth Papps<br />
Curtis L. & Jody A.<br />
Passafume<br />
Betty & Don Paxson<br />
Richard & Sandra Pearse<br />
Doug & Marilyn Peltier<br />
Todd R. Pepper<br />
Catherine Perkin<br />
Sandra & Jim Pitblado<br />
Robin B. Pitcher<br />
Laura Pogson<br />
Cheryl & William Povalla<br />
Wallace & Diane Pretzer<br />
Heather & John T. A.<br />
Proctor<br />
Raymond P. Quinlan<br />
William & Isabelle<br />
Radock<br />
Mira Ratkaj<br />
Douglas S. & Marcia J.<br />
Rector<br />
Ann K. Reynolds<br />
Wayne & Wendy Rider<br />
Margaret A. Riggin<br />
Les Ringer<br />
Dr. Forrest & Patricia<br />
Riordan III<br />
Randall B. Ripley & Grace<br />
A. Franklin<br />
Peter S. Roberts<br />
Lisa & Paul Rohrbaugh<br />
Richard Rooney & Laura<br />
Dinner<br />
Lillian Roth<br />
Larry J. Santon<br />
Dr. & Mrs. Peter W.<br />
Schilke<br />
W. Schram<br />
Elizabeth Ann Scott<br />
Mr. Dale W. Smith<br />
Doug & Maggie Smith<br />
Terrence L. Smith<br />
Rachel Smith-Spencer<br />
Ms Teddi Smokler<br />
Sperandio Family<br />
Foundation<br />
Barry & Sharlyn Stare<br />
Dennis & Rhea Steffler<br />
Jayne Stewart<br />
William R. Stewart<br />
Glen & Sandra<br />
Strawsburg<br />
Kerry Stuckey<br />
Robert Summers-Gill<br />
Danielle & David Susser<br />
Randal & Nancy Sutton<br />
Merilyn & Jim Thompson<br />
Dolly Tiger<br />
Bill & Mary Todt<br />
Marie & Peter Van Der<br />
Gulik<br />
Jane & Robert Van der<br />
Kraan<br />
Nancy Johnson Vazzano<br />
Dr. Nancy J. Vivian<br />
Renata Walker<br />
Susan H. Warren<br />
Deana & Lyman Welch<br />
Dr. Clarke Dewey Wells *<br />
Andy Werner & Barb<br />
Hoyle-Werner<br />
Leslie Clare Whitfield<br />
Violet L. Wilson<br />
John Wirtz IV<br />
Mary & Max Wisgerhof<br />
Duncan & Claudia Wood<br />
Donald & Jan Woodley<br />
Deirdre Wright<br />
Bernice & Peter Ziegler<br />
Roger & Carol Zinnecker<br />
Anonymous (37)<br />
*deceased<br />
(as of April 2009)
Annual Donors (Reflects gifts made before January 31, 2009)<br />
Annual donations of<br />
$20,000 to $24,999<br />
Ethel Harris<br />
J. Hans Kluge<br />
M. E. H. Foundation<br />
Anonymous<br />
Artistic Director’s Circle<br />
Members<br />
Claire & Daniel Bernstein<br />
Bruce Birmingham<br />
Mary Ann DeMattia &<br />
Robert H. Gorlin<br />
Miles Gilburne & Nina Zolt<br />
Parnassus Foundation,<br />
courtesy of Jane &<br />
Raphael Bernstein<br />
Sandra & Jim Pitblado<br />
Raymond P. Quinlan<br />
Richard Rooney & Laura<br />
Dinner<br />
S. Schulich Foundation<br />
Robert & Jacqueline<br />
Sperandio<br />
Annual donations of<br />
$12,500 to $19,999<br />
Margaret E. Cockshutt<br />
Joan & Clifford Hatch<br />
Foundation<br />
Andy & Helen Spriet<br />
Playwright’s Circle<br />
Emerald Stage<br />
Members<br />
Antoni Cimolino & Brigit<br />
Wilson<br />
The Thor E. & Nicole Eaton<br />
Charitable Foundation<br />
Averil Farlow & Blain<br />
Caverly<br />
Jim Harkins<br />
Johanna Metcalf & Robert<br />
Reid<br />
Cathy & John Phillips<br />
Anonymous<br />
Annual donations of<br />
$5,500 to $12,499<br />
Jennifer Birmingham<br />
Jim Doak<br />
Dr. Emma Plattor<br />
Playwright’s Circle<br />
Diamond Stage<br />
Members<br />
Peter & Jocelyn Allen<br />
Richard & Mona Alonzo<br />
Family Fund<br />
Jill Armstrong<br />
Michael Barnstijn &<br />
Louise MacCallum<br />
Nani & Austin Beutel<br />
Loris G. Birnkrant<br />
Leland & LaRita Boren<br />
M. Joan Chalmers, C.C.,<br />
O. Ont.<br />
Patricia Connell<br />
Mrs. Eve Cork<br />
Drs. Carl Cucco & Marilyn<br />
Cucco<br />
Dr. Jeanne Deinum<br />
The Fraser Elliott<br />
Foundation<br />
James & Pati Ericson<br />
George Fierheller<br />
Mr. & Mrs. William Clay<br />
Ford<br />
Mr. & Mrs. James R. Fugitte<br />
John & Judith Grant<br />
Thomas P. & Christine M.<br />
Griesa<br />
Mrs. Albert Hanna<br />
Dr. Jules & Josephine Harris<br />
Nona Macdonald Heaslip<br />
Patricia A. Heftler<br />
Richard M. Ivey<br />
Dr. Frederic L. R. Jackman<br />
Margaret D. King<br />
Hartman & Brenda Krug<br />
James Leech & Deborah<br />
Barrett<br />
Harlan L. Lewis & Doris F.<br />
Wittenburg<br />
John Lind<br />
Tom & Rosemary Logan<br />
Lawrence & Margaret<br />
Marsland<br />
Mr. & Mrs. E. J. McCarthy<br />
Don & Marion McDougall<br />
Kelly & Michael Meighen<br />
Delia M. Moog<br />
Frank & Nancy Moore<br />
Ms Louise Morwick &<br />
Mr. Lynn Miller<br />
The Mosaic Foundation<br />
(of Rita & Peter Heydon)<br />
Noel Mowat<br />
Dorothy F. Novotny-<br />
Brandenburg<br />
Jonathan F. Orser<br />
Nancy K. Owens<br />
Cecil & Linda Rorabeck<br />
Rose Family Fund at the<br />
Toronto Community<br />
Foundation<br />
Esther & Sam Sarick<br />
Marilyn & Wes Scott<br />
Michael, Jennifer, Kira &<br />
Juliet Stein<br />
Nargis & Shaukat<br />
Tarmohamed<br />
Chip & Barbara Vallis<br />
Diane Walker & Rob Bell<br />
The Westaway Charitable<br />
Foundation<br />
Catherine & David Wilkes<br />
Joan & Jack Wing<br />
Mary Winton Green<br />
Julian Wise & Nandita<br />
Junnarkar<br />
Max & Mary Wisgerhof<br />
Warner & Maggie Woodley<br />
George M. Zeltzer Family<br />
Anonymous (2)<br />
Annual donations of<br />
$2,750 to $5,499<br />
Arlene & John Lewis<br />
John Mogan<br />
Catherine & Paul Motz<br />
Martie & Bob Sachs<br />
Shakespeare School<br />
Bursary, in honour of<br />
David James Elliott<br />
Playwright’s Circle<br />
Gold Stage Members<br />
G. John Adamson<br />
Mr. & Mrs. William F. Aigler<br />
Laurence & Susan Allen<br />
Holly & Bert Althaver<br />
Joan & Peter Andrews<br />
Family Foundation<br />
Bob & Judy Astley<br />
James M. & Jean T.<br />
Babcock<br />
Marjorie Baillie<br />
Robert & Mona Bandeen<br />
Colin Baxter & Ruth Harris<br />
Diana M. Beacham<br />
M. Ross Bear<br />
Elin & Barry Becker<br />
Carole Belcher<br />
Mrs. Lynn Beyak<br />
Elaine Billings<br />
The Birks Family<br />
Foundation<br />
Annette & Rick<br />
Birmingham<br />
Stephanie & Fred Bishop<br />
Ann & Neal Blackmarr<br />
Bob Boltz<br />
Walter M. & Lisa Balfour<br />
Bowen<br />
Terry Boyle & Jim Lawlor<br />
Edward W. Brice Jr.<br />
Elaine L. Brickman<br />
Mr. & Mrs. James R.<br />
Bridgeland, Jr.<br />
Brown’s Shoes<br />
Dr. Craig & Mrs. Elizabeth<br />
Campbell<br />
Ellen & Brian Carr<br />
Dan & Penny Carruthers<br />
Walter Carsen, O.C.<br />
Alison & Guy Chadsey<br />
Dr. C. C. Chancey<br />
Earl & Claude Cherniak<br />
Dr. John & Mrs. Yvonne<br />
Chiu<br />
David Chivas & Ron Rice<br />
Joe & Jean Chorostecki<br />
Chris & Pam Clark<br />
George & Edna Clemans<br />
Marcia Mary Cook<br />
Dr. Frederick Coop<br />
Murray & Katherine Corlett<br />
Cathy & Paul Cotton<br />
Barbara Crook & Dan<br />
Greenberg<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J.<br />
Daniels<br />
Mr. & Mrs. L. F. Darga<br />
H. John Davidson &<br />
Cathay Weston<br />
Glenn & Joan Davis<br />
Chrysanne Di Marco<br />
Marilynn Scott Doscher<br />
Douglas & Mary Dyment<br />
Nancy & William Edmunds<br />
Dr. Dan Eickmeier &<br />
Ms Laura Inglis-Eickmeier<br />
Christine A. Eierman<br />
La & Phil Engel<br />
Elsie & Eric Etchen<br />
Elizabeth A. Evans<br />
Ron Farmer & Kathryn<br />
Stanley<br />
Arthur & Shirley<br />
Fergenson<br />
<strong>Festival</strong> City Dairy Inc.<br />
Elaine Fieldman & Mark<br />
Sims<br />
Harvey S. Firestone Jr.<br />
Foundation<br />
Virginia Fitzgerald<br />
Robert W. Fox<br />
Gina Fredette & Allan<br />
Murray<br />
Murray Frum & Nancy<br />
Lockhart<br />
Alda & John Futhey<br />
John & Therese Gardner<br />
Heather V. Gibson<br />
Dr. Alexander Gluskin &<br />
Ms Shauna Sexsmith<br />
Mr. & Mrs. William<br />
Goldstein<br />
Dr. Thomas Gray & Linda<br />
MacDonald<br />
Stanley I. Griffin<br />
Ron Gustafson<br />
Dr. & Mrs. Ted Hagan<br />
Dan Hagler Family<br />
Phyllis M. Hale<br />
Sheila Hannon & Garry<br />
Ruttan<br />
Dr. Beverley Harris<br />
Richard Harsch<br />
Dr. Doris Hausser<br />
Charlotte & Ian Hector<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Gunter F.<br />
Herman<br />
Robert D. Hicks & Suzanne<br />
L. Burke<br />
Ronald Hikel & Tricia<br />
O’Malley<br />
Mary E. Hofstetter &<br />
R. David Riggs<br />
Bernard H. Holicky<br />
Michael Homer & Ann<br />
Hébert<br />
Dr. Ronald & Carol<br />
Horowitz<br />
The K. M. Hunter<br />
Charitable Foundation<br />
Dick & Lou Hurckes<br />
Patricia L. & Thomas H.<br />
Jeffs II Fund<br />
Norman Jewison<br />
Dr. Donald & Christina<br />
Jolly<br />
Douglas & Mary Kahn<br />
Martin Katz<br />
Patrick & Barbara Keenan<br />
Kip Kelley<br />
The Kendis Family Trust -<br />
Hilary & Robert Kendis<br />
Ann & Ross Kennedy<br />
Keystone Alley Café - Patty<br />
& Sheldon Russell<br />
Rita & Rudy Koehler<br />
Anthony La Marca &<br />
Thomas Dolan<br />
Jane Fryman Laird<br />
Paul & Anne Lake<br />
Allen & Marion Lambert<br />
Fund<br />
Sally E. Lane<br />
George W. Lange<br />
The Lawrason Foundation<br />
Desta F. Leavine<br />
Dr. Renee S. Lerche<br />
Gary Levene & Deborah<br />
Eisenberg<br />
Janet & Ellsworth Levine<br />
Arlene & John Lewis<br />
The Linden-Fraser Family<br />
Mr. & Mrs. James Lorimer<br />
Sue & Larry Luck<br />
Eve & Hartland<br />
MacDougall<br />
James & Connie<br />
MacDougall<br />
Wayne & Jo Magee<br />
Dr. Mario & Mrs. Barb<br />
Malizia<br />
Dr. Aaron Malkin<br />
Elaine & Mervyn Manning<br />
Dr. Marilyn Marshall<br />
Marcia Matsui & Roger<br />
Cotton<br />
Nancy & John McFadyen<br />
Gloria & James McSherry<br />
Dr. Wayne Melchior<br />
A. James Memmott &<br />
Cynthia Schmitt<br />
Kathleen Minor<br />
Joan E. Moeller<br />
George & Melanie Moses<br />
Ed & Judie Narens<br />
M. D. Naylor<br />
John & Amy O’Hara<br />
Toni, Cecelia & Elena<br />
Oliveri<br />
Tom & Susan O’Neill<br />
Tom & Connie Orr<br />
Ouellette Family<br />
Foundation<br />
Sunny & Nini Pal<br />
Michael Parkin & Robin<br />
Bade<br />
Dr. David Parratt & Dr.<br />
Janis MacNaughton<br />
Dr. & Mrs. Francis C. Pasley<br />
Gordon & Roberta<br />
Passmore<br />
Jean Scales Pataky<br />
Betty & Don Paxson<br />
Dr. & Mrs. William B.<br />
Pearson<br />
Erica Peresman & David<br />
Jaffe<br />
Guenter Petricek<br />
Polk Family Charitable<br />
Fund<br />
John & Jackie Porter<br />
Peggy & Vic Ptasznik<br />
Steve & Carolyn Rae<br />
M. Rosie Rees & Gene<br />
Servillo<br />
Elizabeth Renfrew<br />
Jamie & Kate Richardson<br />
Gordon & Jean Riedlinger<br />
Margaret A. Riggin<br />
Randall B. Ripley & Grace<br />
A. Franklin<br />
Douglas D. Roche<br />
Martie & Bob Sachs<br />
Dr. Hershel & Dorothy<br />
Sandberg<br />
Larry J. Santon<br />
Margaret Sarkela & John<br />
Curtis<br />
Marion & Victoria<br />
Saunderson<br />
Carolyn Schiff & Noah<br />
Millman<br />
Tony & the late Celia Scott-<br />
Fisher<br />
Winifred Shantz<br />
Kenneth G. Shelley<br />
Sandor & Mary Shoichet<br />
Gloria & Steve Smith<br />
Rachel Smith-Spencer<br />
Steve & Jane Snyder<br />
Dr. Robert & Roberta Sokol<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick<br />
Spaulding<br />
Andy & Helen Spriet<br />
Sharon & Joel Stein<br />
Jeff Stoller<br />
Roger & Molly Stotts<br />
Mr. & Mrs. August Sunnen<br />
Drs. David & Susan<br />
Tamblyn<br />
Arthur Paul Tarasuk<br />
Nancy & George Taylor<br />
Jean & Bill Teron, O.C.<br />
Philip Terranova<br />
Jerome & Diane<br />
Trojanowski<br />
The George & Mary<br />
Turnbull Foundation at<br />
the Toronto Community<br />
Fdn<br />
The William & Nancy<br />
Turner Foundation<br />
Jane & Robert Van der<br />
Kraan<br />
James van Raalte &<br />
Natasha Pateman<br />
Dr. John & Dr. Marika van<br />
Schalkwyk<br />
Ann Kirk Warren<br />
Susan A. Weber<br />
Peter & Kathleen Wege<br />
Mary L. Wermuth<br />
James & Margaret Whitby<br />
James D. Witmer<br />
Drs. Krystyna Wojakowski<br />
& Bruce Murray<br />
Jan & Don Woodley<br />
David Wright & Michael<br />
Rockwell<br />
C. Jen, W. J. Wyatt<br />
Mr. & Mrs. William H.<br />
Young<br />
David Zussman &<br />
Sheridan Scott<br />
Anonymous (9)<br />
Annual donations of<br />
$1,250 to $2,749<br />
Shakespeare School<br />
Bursary, in honour of<br />
William Hutt<br />
Playwright’s Circle<br />
Silver Stage Members<br />
The Aaron Family<br />
Eleanor M. Abra<br />
Nicola Adair & David<br />
Howard<br />
Frances Adam<br />
Mrs. Mary Lou Adgate<br />
Clive & Barbara Allen<br />
Don & Nancy Allen<br />
George & Jean Alpervitz<br />
Charles & Mary Anderson<br />
David D. Anderson<br />
Susan Ansara & Marc<br />
Mageau<br />
Deborah L. Anthony, Ph D.<br />
Dalia & Jurgis Anysas<br />
Caroline Archer<br />
Marc Armstrong & Lynn<br />
Logie<br />
Robin & Karen Armstrong<br />
Sherry Arnold<br />
C. Atkin-Phillips<br />
Dona & Cass Atkinson<br />
Margaret Atwood<br />
Margaret E. Auer<br />
Charles L. Babcock &<br />
Nancy Hamilton<br />
David Bach & Jill Latta<br />
Robert Badun & Eileen<br />
Gillese<br />
John & Claudine Bailey<br />
James C. Baillie<br />
Dr. James & Dr. Halina Bain<br />
Andrew & Cornelia Baines<br />
Richard & Victoria Baks<br />
Dr. Hal & Mrs. Donna<br />
Baldwin<br />
Richard J. Balfour<br />
Ballantyne on the<br />
Park B&B<br />
Frank & Grace Balnar<br />
Heidi & Jim Balsillie<br />
Sarah & Jason Bandey<br />
Kim Bardwell<br />
David & Helga Barenberg<br />
Noreen Barrett<br />
Lee & Floy Barthel<br />
John Bates & Emily Bates<br />
Lillian & Don Bauder<br />
Anne Baumann & Leor<br />
Margulies<br />
Pam M. Baxter &<br />
Gordon T. Law<br />
19
Annual Donors<br />
Bishop John & Mrs. Joan<br />
Baycroft<br />
Larry Beare<br />
Diane & John Beattie<br />
Claire & Michael<br />
Beckermann<br />
Dr. Thomas H. Beechy<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Bell<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Avie Bennett<br />
John & Heather Bennett<br />
Breen Bentley<br />
Michael & Sherle Berger<br />
Michael Bernstein &<br />
Nandini Dasgupta<br />
Rahul & Ritu Bhardwaj<br />
Jennifer Birmingham<br />
Jeffrey R. Black<br />
Drs. Sean & Kirsten Blaine<br />
Jim & Lorna Blair<br />
Marilyn Blatnikoff<br />
Lee & Paul Blizman<br />
Dr. Christine Bloch<br />
Robert & Judith Blowes<br />
Ruth Bolt<br />
Ruth-Ann Boos<br />
Marshall Borden &<br />
Lee Meriwether Borden<br />
Dan Borengasser & Sally<br />
McCluskey<br />
Dr. George & Sandra<br />
Boucher<br />
George & Christine<br />
Boynton<br />
Sergio Bozikovic<br />
Betty Bradshaw<br />
Bradshaws - Jeremy &<br />
Carrie Wreford<br />
William R. Brashear<br />
Dr. Deborah Bray Preston<br />
& Dr. Daryl K. Heasley<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Brazolot<br />
Brimstone Holdings<br />
Dr. Donald & Judith<br />
Brisbin<br />
The late Dr. Daniel V.<br />
Brislane<br />
Bill & Anne Brock<br />
Doug & Mary Lou Brock<br />
Elizabeth & Reuben<br />
Bromstein<br />
Barry & Alison Brown<br />
Beverly A. Brown<br />
Jim & Vija Brown<br />
Margaret & Derek Brown<br />
Mr. & the late Mrs. Philip<br />
C. Brown<br />
Dale & Cheryl Brubacher-<br />
Cressman<br />
Josh & Beth Bruner<br />
20<br />
Dr. Astrid Brunner & the<br />
late Mr. Aschi Habluetzel<br />
James Robert Bruno<br />
Brian Bucknall<br />
Sue Buckner<br />
Bill & Marjorie Buhlman<br />
Corrine Burley & George<br />
R. Donald<br />
Paul Butler & Christopher<br />
Black<br />
Peter & Mary Calamai<br />
Miss Beatrice L. Calendino<br />
Robert & Claire Cameron<br />
Kathy & Bernie Campbell<br />
Byron & Maxine Canvasser<br />
John Carrick<br />
Harriet & Jeff Carter<br />
M. J. Castle<br />
Vernon Caswell<br />
Dr. Susan Chalom<br />
Margaret Chambers<br />
William Chapman<br />
Paul Chappell<br />
Louis Charpentier &<br />
Robert Wakefield<br />
Karen Lynn Cheah<br />
Edna & Bernard Chestney<br />
Ernie & Joan Chilcott<br />
Olia & Bohdun<br />
Chodoriwsky<br />
Stan & Elin Christianson<br />
Molly C. Christie<br />
Doug & Terry Clark<br />
Margaret E. Cockshutt<br />
Dr. & Mrs. Robert<br />
Colcleugh<br />
Vivienne & Charles<br />
Collinson<br />
Dr. Lee Combrinck-<br />
Graham<br />
Mrs. Judith Conner<br />
Drs. Diana & Charlie Cook<br />
Sue Cooper-Twiss<br />
Murray & Katherine Corlett<br />
Dr. Lesley S. Corrin<br />
Gene Cortwright<br />
Linda Anne & Allan<br />
Cosman<br />
Tyson & Amanda Coughlin<br />
Dorothy Courtnage<br />
Dr. Lynn Coveney<br />
Ruth & Stewart Coxford<br />
Harold Crawford<br />
Fran & Keith Culliton<br />
John & Laurie Currie<br />
Carole Curtis<br />
Mary Dagenais & Tom<br />
Elsdon<br />
Lindsay Dale-Harris<br />
Carl M. Dare<br />
Al & Sue Davidson<br />
B. H. Davidson, M.D.<br />
Elizabeth & Ted Davidson<br />
The Davies Charitable<br />
Foundation<br />
Jean & Stan Davies<br />
Michael & Honor de<br />
Pencier<br />
Dr. Donald De Sulis<br />
Barry Deathe & Susan<br />
Brown<br />
Drs. Raisa & Charles Deber<br />
Sandra Ragland Demson<br />
Gene & Charlene Denzel<br />
Dennis DesRosiers<br />
Mrs. A. E. Diamond<br />
John & Shirley Dickson<br />
John Diebel<br />
Chuck & Margaret<br />
Dingman<br />
Mrs. Elisabeth Dingman<br />
Patricia Dinsdale Turner<br />
Gail Dobbs & Barry<br />
Silverman<br />
Mike & Jean Domico<br />
Diana B. Dorken<br />
Bradley Douglas<br />
Bryce & Nicki Douglas<br />
Terry & Becky Douglas<br />
Diana R. Drouillard<br />
Michael J. Drouillard<br />
Sydney Duder<br />
Carol Duncan & George<br />
Oleske<br />
Barbara & Graham<br />
Dunsmore<br />
John & Patricia Dyble<br />
Mike & Leslie Dyon<br />
Janet Ecker & Derek<br />
Nelson<br />
June H. Edwards<br />
Dr. Janice Elder<br />
Ilse G. Elliott<br />
Gayle Elstone, in<br />
memory of June &<br />
Bernie Robinson<br />
Joyce & Philip Epstein<br />
Meredith & Albert Ernst<br />
Barbara Evans<br />
Mrs. Iben Evans<br />
John & Gay Evans<br />
Shirley Mae Evans<br />
Howard & Donna Famme<br />
David & Susan Fay<br />
Lou & Merle Fazzini<br />
Murray & Barbara Feldman<br />
George & Roberta Ferkins<br />
Karl & Sara Fiegenschuh<br />
Geoffrey & Kathleen Fieger<br />
Elizabeth Finlay<br />
John B. Finlay & Mary<br />
Anne Silverthorn<br />
Michael & Judith Firestone<br />
Dolores Flanagan<br />
Donald & Cathy Fogel<br />
Patricia Forbes<br />
Dr. & Mrs. Robert C. Forney<br />
Craig Foster<br />
Julia & Robert Foster<br />
Bob Foulkes<br />
Judith & Christopher Fox<br />
Philip Fox II<br />
Don & Ruth Franks<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Cameron Fraser<br />
Anna Marie Frediani<br />
The Reverend Dr. Brian D.<br />
Freeland<br />
Patricia J. & Martin<br />
Freeman<br />
Nuala Freund & Bob<br />
Verdun<br />
Gloria Friedman<br />
Kenneth & Judith Fuller<br />
R. Donald Fullerton<br />
James C. Funk<br />
Richard Furnstahl & Teresa<br />
Stankiewicz<br />
Miss Dianne Furry<br />
Susan & Henry Gabriels<br />
Anita Gaffney & Kevin<br />
Misener<br />
Mrs. Oliver Gaffney<br />
Joan & Les Garvie<br />
Rev. Edward P. Gatfield<br />
Anne L. Gautreau<br />
Mark & Belinda Geiger<br />
Greg George & John<br />
Mountain<br />
James & Florence Gibson<br />
Mr. Robert Gibson &<br />
Mr. Hope Gibson<br />
Christine L. Gill<br />
Dr. Michael & Mrs.<br />
Charlotte Gillett<br />
Lucie Gingras<br />
Min Givens<br />
M. A. Glover<br />
Joseph & Kathleen<br />
Godwin<br />
Dr. David Goldbloom &<br />
Dr. Nancy Epstein<br />
James & Eva Good<br />
Nathaniel Good & James<br />
Hammontree<br />
Clara & Harvey Gordon<br />
Dr. Peter B. Gorman<br />
Sarah & John Gosling<br />
Dr. David H. Gould<br />
Lynn & Robert Gould<br />
Peter Gould & Robin<br />
Potter<br />
Eleanor Gow<br />
Barbara & Charles Graham<br />
Birgitte & Ronald<br />
Granofsky<br />
Barbara & Millard Grauer<br />
Sherrill L. Gray<br />
David & Diane Greer<br />
Michael G. Grey<br />
Rudyard Griffiths<br />
James & Brenda Grusecki<br />
Milo R. Guisti<br />
James Gutmann<br />
Dr. Don & Mary Jane<br />
Gutoski<br />
Dr. Joan Hackett<br />
Sybil Hagerman<br />
Roland Haines & Joan<br />
Smart<br />
Cliff & Carolyn Haley<br />
David C. Hall<br />
Jack & Nancy Hallam<br />
Dr. Patricia J. Hames<br />
Craig & Nelson Hammond<br />
E. David Hank<br />
John Hanly<br />
Karen N. Hanson<br />
Mary Jane Harding<br />
George & Erika Hardy<br />
Rev. Nancy E. Hardy<br />
Dena & Felda Hardymon<br />
Bob Harris<br />
Dr. William E. Harris &<br />
Dr. Gretchen L. H. Harris<br />
Ronald Hart & Franziska<br />
Hart<br />
Dr. Charles F. Hartley<br />
Stanley & Beverly Hartt<br />
John & Amanda Hatton<br />
Carol & Roger Haverfield<br />
Dr. & Mrs. Gordon H.<br />
Hawks<br />
Patricia Hays Forsythe<br />
Sally Headley<br />
Mrs. Mildred Hedrick<br />
Dr. & Mrs. J. Daniel<br />
Heilman<br />
The Hon. & Mrs. Paul T.<br />
Hellyer<br />
Orzie Henderson<br />
Theodore & Judy Hendry<br />
Frederick & Vallie Henry<br />
Glynis A. Henry<br />
Gregory & Margene Henry<br />
Gloria Heppner<br />
Michael Hermiston<br />
Rosanne Herold<br />
Ann & Glen Herring<br />
Sonny & Marlene Hersh<br />
Paul Hess<br />
Rob & Janet Hiemstra<br />
Mary & David<br />
Higginbotham<br />
Rev. James M. Higgins<br />
Barbarie Hill<br />
Mr. & Mrs. E. Cayley Hill<br />
Jim & Tracey Hill<br />
Donald & Jean Hillis<br />
Marti Hines & Cindy Martz<br />
Norma & Jim Hiscock<br />
Mary & Don Hislop<br />
Patti & Peter Hnatiw<br />
Amy Hoffman Haimann<br />
Jean M. Holland<br />
Gordon L. Hollander<br />
Joan & Ron Holmes<br />
Mrs. Barbara Elaine<br />
Homicz<br />
Penelope Hommel &<br />
James Bergman<br />
Judith Horner &<br />
Hammond Bentall<br />
Richard & Susan Horner<br />
Allan & Carolyn Horwich<br />
Chris & Jean Houston<br />
Susan A. Howard<br />
John & Karen Hueston<br />
Judith Hull<br />
Jill Humphries<br />
Mr. & Mrs. W. B. G.<br />
Humphries<br />
Earl L. Hunsaker<br />
Barry & Janess Hunt<br />
Archie & Jean Hunter<br />
Patricia G. Hurd<br />
Martha & Tom Hyde<br />
Wilma Hysen<br />
John Inciura<br />
Joan F. Ivory<br />
Alex, Shirley & Julie<br />
Jackson<br />
Brenda Jackson<br />
Bonnie & Tom Jackson<br />
Joe & Cindy Jacobs<br />
Max Jacobs<br />
The Jaquith Family<br />
Foundation<br />
Nora (Nonie) Jeffery<br />
Shirley & Ted Jeffrey<br />
Jan & Bill Jentes<br />
David & Kathleen Jerome<br />
Len & Brenda Jewitt<br />
Donald K. Johnson<br />
Colleen Johnston<br />
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Annual Donors<br />
Dr. & Mrs. Greg Johnston<br />
Elizabeth A. Jones<br />
Dr. George H. Jones<br />
Marsha & Harvey Joseph<br />
Grace & Jacob Jutzi<br />
Lorraine Kaake<br />
Jonny Kalisch<br />
Mark Kamstra & Lisa<br />
Kramer<br />
Robert & Linda Katz<br />
Gershen Kaufman & Lev<br />
Raphael<br />
Marla R. Kaye<br />
Joel Keenleyside & Paula<br />
Donahue<br />
Beverly Rose Keidan<br />
Julia & Donald Keim<br />
Kimberly Kelley<br />
Barry & Gillian Kennedy<br />
Ruth Kerbel<br />
Miriam Kerndt<br />
Marjory & Jim Kilgour<br />
The late Mr. & Mrs. John<br />
V. Killer<br />
Donald W. Kilpatrick<br />
Jim & Diane King<br />
John & Marge Knebel<br />
Lois Knepflar & David<br />
Cramton<br />
Merl & John Koegler<br />
Dr. Haruo Konishi &<br />
Janet Phillipps<br />
Gary & Mary Margaret<br />
Koreen<br />
Linda Kurdydyk<br />
Alexandra LaCombe<br />
Richard M. LaGrandeur &<br />
Brett T. Somers<br />
Angelo & Rosalinda<br />
Lamberty<br />
Stephen Landers<br />
Lee & Susan Lane<br />
Joanne Lang<br />
Mrs. Lorna R. Lanyon<br />
Francesca LaPlante-<br />
Sosnowsky<br />
Betty Larkworthy<br />
LarLyn Fund, Community<br />
Fdn. of the Lowcountry<br />
Dolores & Paul Lavins<br />
Bonnie L. Lawrence<br />
Ruth & John Lawson<br />
Richard Layden<br />
Lynda E. Leaf<br />
Donald Lee<br />
Reverend & Mrs. R. K.<br />
Leland<br />
Dr. Barbara Lent<br />
Joyce & Frank Lester<br />
Dr. & Mrs. David Lewis<br />
George & Leanne Lewis<br />
Wilfred & Anne Lewitt<br />
Stan & Helen Libera<br />
Rob Lightfoot<br />
David & Charmaine<br />
Lindsay<br />
Sandy Linver & Buddy<br />
Kornman<br />
Michael Charles Litt<br />
Anthony & Betsy Little<br />
Rob & Asti Livingston<br />
Dr. Robert & Mrs. Shari<br />
Lockhart<br />
Dr. & Mrs. Konstantin R.<br />
Loewig<br />
Dr. Jeffrey Loo &<br />
Diane Kautz<br />
John & Marion Lott<br />
Dean & Gwen Louis<br />
Alan & Barbara Low<br />
John T. Lucas<br />
Patricia Lumsden<br />
Dr. Robert G. Luton<br />
Jane M. Lynch<br />
Sandra & Jack Lynch<br />
James MacCallum &<br />
Carole Lindsay<br />
Abby & Malcolm<br />
Macdonald<br />
J. Joseph MacDonald<br />
Tim & Alexandra<br />
MacDonald<br />
Vicki MacDonald<br />
Mr. & Mrs. William<br />
MacDonald<br />
Michele A. Machowicz &<br />
Thomas J. Becvar<br />
Dr. Angus & Janice<br />
Maciver<br />
Bill MacKenzie & Alan<br />
Westbrook<br />
MacLeods Scottish Shop<br />
Janice & Swaminathan<br />
Madhu<br />
Drs. Harris & Phoebe<br />
Mainster<br />
Ted & Nancy Maitland<br />
Sharon & Ken Malvern<br />
Melissa Manly & Barry<br />
Avrich<br />
Peter & Beverley Maranger<br />
Joanne Marchis<br />
Terry & Marilyn Marklevitz<br />
Gary & Sandra Martin<br />
Lloyd & Delphine Martin<br />
Neil & Judy Matheson<br />
Janeen & Ernie McAdam<br />
Helen McArthur<br />
McCann Construction Inc<br />
W. Kenneth McCarter<br />
James & Mary McCartney<br />
Dr. Frances McCordic<br />
Jane McCruden<br />
Bruce M. McDonald<br />
Nancy & Doug McDonald<br />
Stephen McDonald &<br />
Tracey Bailey<br />
Vern & Nora McDonald<br />
F. G. Ted & Elda McDowell<br />
Dr. Ross & Mrs. Fran<br />
McElroy<br />
Dr. Joan C. McEwan<br />
George & Anne McFadyen<br />
Joan & Don McGeachy<br />
Anne McGuire<br />
Graeme & Charlotte<br />
McIntosh<br />
Jackie & Keith McKay<br />
Michael & Ernestine<br />
McKenna<br />
Jean & the late Angus<br />
McKenzie Family Fund,<br />
a fund within London<br />
Community Fnd<br />
Joyce & Darcy McKeough<br />
Kathryn McKie<br />
Dr. Murlene E. McKinnon<br />
Dr. Martin & Deborah<br />
McKneally<br />
Fred & Kate McLean<br />
Howard & Janet McLean<br />
Jean Anne McLeod &<br />
David Stones<br />
John D. & Esther McNeil<br />
Leanne McPhie & Stephen<br />
Tatrallyay<br />
Julie & the late<br />
Ted Medland<br />
Mary M. Medyk<br />
Dr. Don Melady & Rowley<br />
Mossop<br />
Dr. Tina Mele<br />
The Mersol Family<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Miller<br />
Valerie & Jim Milostan<br />
Mark Minden & Mary<br />
Elliott<br />
Florence Minz & Gordon<br />
Kirke<br />
Diane & Chester Misener<br />
John Mogan<br />
Patricia Monger & Ralph<br />
Pudritz<br />
Dr. & Mrs. William S. Monk<br />
Deirdre & Dennis Moore<br />
Dorothy Moore<br />
Richard & Jami Moore<br />
Roger D. Moore<br />
Thomas Moore<br />
Ken & Evelyn Moorehead<br />
Willie & Cheryl Moses<br />
Mr. & Mrs. I. Motherwell<br />
Margaret Motz<br />
Paul & Catherine Motz<br />
David & Lenora Mountain<br />
Mrs. R. E. Mountain<br />
Michael & Margaret<br />
Mueller<br />
Bruce & Corinne Murray<br />
Kenneth G. & Marilyn<br />
Murray<br />
Peter & Karin Mussen<br />
Dr. Roger & Dr. Chris Nash<br />
Deborah A. Nathan<br />
Wayne & Dot Nelles<br />
John Nelson & Carol<br />
Oldenburg<br />
William Nesbitt<br />
Richard & Barbara<br />
Nicholson<br />
Mr. & Mrs. John Nigh<br />
Margaret Nish<br />
Ian V. B. Nordheimer<br />
Ronald Northrup<br />
April Oakes & Kevin Turner<br />
James F. Oates & Adam<br />
Grymkowski<br />
Christine & Michael<br />
O’Beirn<br />
Richard O’Brien & Susan<br />
Krauss Whitbourne<br />
Thomas & Ellen O’Flaherty<br />
Toshi Oikawa<br />
The Old Prune<br />
A. lu & E. Oliana<br />
J. & S. Ondercin<br />
Corinne Opiteck<br />
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth & Mr.<br />
Gary Alan Oppenhuis<br />
Daniel R. Ortiz<br />
Patricia Osborn<br />
Oxford Sand & Gravel<br />
Limited<br />
Clare & Mary Pace<br />
Thomas W. & Susan F.<br />
Palmer<br />
Dr. Carmine & Mary Ann<br />
Palmieri<br />
David & Karen Pacost<br />
Elizabeth Papps<br />
Matt & Jenny Parr<br />
Graham & Janette Parsons<br />
Janice & Wayne Parsons<br />
Ron & Nancy Patrick<br />
The Pauls Foundation<br />
Hilary Pearson<br />
Richard & Kayla Pechter<br />
Christie Peck & Buck Baker<br />
Dr. Ermelinda Pelausa<br />
Joshua Pender<br />
Bruni Penzhorn<br />
Mary Ann Peppard<br />
Lillian & Rae Perigoe<br />
Catherine A. Perkin<br />
Arlene Perly Rae<br />
Charles Peters<br />
M. J. Petersen Burfield<br />
Anna & Wayne Pinney<br />
Robin B. Pitcher<br />
Ramond H. Pladsen<br />
Diane Plotek<br />
Dr. & Mrs. Peter J. Polidori<br />
Ron & Elaine Pond<br />
Maria Angelique Poulos<br />
Cheryl & William Povalla<br />
David Prosser & Barbara<br />
Dunn-Prosser<br />
PSC Public Sector<br />
Corporation<br />
Mac Quantz<br />
Melanie Quantz<br />
Gary & Merle Quart<br />
Donna Querengesser<br />
Quintilian Family<br />
Cecil & Robert Rabinovitch<br />
David & Kathryn Rae<br />
Carol & Morton Rapp<br />
Sally & Larry Rayner<br />
Doug & the late Bonnie<br />
Reberg<br />
Donald H. Regan &<br />
Elizabeth R. Axelson<br />
Robert & Jean Reid<br />
Arline & Allan Rein<br />
Dr. & Mrs. S. Reinhart<br />
Peter & Susan Restler<br />
Grant L. Reuber<br />
Ann K. Reynolds<br />
Rhéo Thompson Candies<br />
Ltd.<br />
Paul Rice & Karin Dahl<br />
Lynn K. Richardson & Jay<br />
E. Brant<br />
Tom & Susan Richey<br />
Mrs. Sheelagh Riggin<br />
J. Timothy Ritchie<br />
Peter Roberts<br />
Dale Robinette & William<br />
Neish<br />
Don & Joan Robinson<br />
John M. Robinson<br />
Michael Robinson<br />
P. Joanna Roblin<br />
Judith & David Rose<br />
M. Jean Rose<br />
Patricia Rose<br />
Lisa Rosenkrantz &<br />
Michael Walsh<br />
Dr. Bill & Dr. Ruth<br />
Rosenthal<br />
Kenneth Rotenberg<br />
Sandra & Joseph Rotman<br />
Doris E. Rowan<br />
Alan Rowe & Bryan<br />
Blenkin<br />
Christopher & Kate Rowley<br />
Prof. Alan Miles Ruben &<br />
Judge Betty Willis Ruben<br />
Dr. & Mrs. Allan Rubin<br />
Jerry & Iris Rudnisky<br />
Brad S. Rutledge & Cary<br />
Einberger<br />
Dr. Victoria & Paul Rybicki<br />
Lorraine & Richard Rzepka<br />
Ellen & William Sachs<br />
David & Pauline Sackin<br />
Dr. Philip & Mrs. Elizabeth<br />
B. Samuels<br />
William & Meredith<br />
Saunderson<br />
Jerome Sawchyn &<br />
Marianna Schroeder<br />
Frank J. Schauerte<br />
Walter & Nancy Schiefer<br />
Carol & Lionel Schipper<br />
Dr. Anne Schneider<br />
Drs. Brynah & Clive<br />
Schneider-Friedman<br />
Monica Scholz<br />
Paul G. Schreiber<br />
The Schrueder Family<br />
David & Martha Schubert<br />
Shirley & Hazen<br />
Schumacher<br />
Denis Schuthe & Lynne<br />
Dubeau<br />
Brian & Brenda Scott<br />
Cairine & Glenn Scott<br />
Helen & John Scott<br />
Thomas & Maryellen Scott<br />
Christine, Richard,<br />
Elizabeth & Victoria Seip<br />
Edger C. Seitz lll<br />
Justin Shaltz<br />
Mrs. Joan D. Shaw<br />
Jennifer & Phil Shilson<br />
Dr. Cathy J. Siebert<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce K.<br />
Siewerth<br />
Elizabeth V. Sifton<br />
Dr. Elizabeth L. Simmons<br />
Father Earl F. Simone<br />
David & Diana Simpson<br />
Dr. Linda Sinnaeve &<br />
Andrew Willburger<br />
Robert & Bunny Skelly<br />
LIMITED NEW YORK ENGAGEMENT<br />
NOVEMBER 19 - JANUARY 10<br />
Geraint Wyn Davies<br />
DO<br />
NOT<br />
GO<br />
GENTLE<br />
By Leon Pownall<br />
THE CLURMAN THEATER • 412 WEST 42ND STREET, NYC<br />
www.ticketcentral.com or call 212-279-4200<br />
Photo: John Quilty Creative: STEAM<br />
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Annual Donors<br />
John & Jill Skinner<br />
Grant G. Skomski & Mary<br />
Jane Flanagan<br />
Patrick & Jennifer Smale<br />
John & Gayle Smallbridge<br />
Bob & Nancy Smith<br />
Carol Smith<br />
Charlie & Jane Smith<br />
Mr. & Mrs. David R. Smith<br />
Doug & Cathy Smith<br />
Doug & Maggie Smith<br />
Montagu J. Smith<br />
Nancy & Leonard Smith<br />
Robin A. Smith & William<br />
F. Ballam<br />
Stephen & Jane Smith<br />
Valerie M. Smith<br />
Mr. & Mrs. David<br />
Sniderman<br />
Stanley D. Solvick<br />
Renate & Richard Soulen<br />
Catherine & John Spencer<br />
Philip Spencer<br />
Christine & Jim St.<br />
Lawrence<br />
Sandy Stark & Michael<br />
Rowlands<br />
Gordon & Elaine Steed<br />
James Steed<br />
John & Cindy Steep<br />
Judith Stephanson<br />
Carol Stephenson<br />
Dr. Florence Stevens<br />
Robert & Deirdre<br />
Stevenson<br />
K. Elizabeth Stewart<br />
Janet Stewart<br />
Jayne Stewart<br />
Thomas & Jeanne Stock<br />
Doug & Joan Storrey<br />
Mary Stowell<br />
Kerry Stuckey<br />
Barry Sullivan &<br />
Karen Sprogis<br />
Jeanne M. Sullivan<br />
Bruce & Isabel Sully<br />
Mrs. Jennifer Surridge<br />
Danielle & David Susser<br />
Colin & Jane Sutherland<br />
Dr. Fred M. Swaine<br />
Swan Motel - Colleen &<br />
Peter Pola<br />
Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Sweet<br />
Denis & Kathleen Sykora<br />
Melinda Szilva & Jeffrey<br />
Fila<br />
Duane & Sheila Tarnacki<br />
Chuck & Lynn Taylor<br />
Karen Aline Skidmore<br />
Taylor & Philip H. Drainie<br />
Taylor<br />
Mary Taylor & Kevin<br />
Johnston<br />
Sam & Ellie Telzer<br />
Janet & Don Templeton<br />
Brent Thomas &<br />
Bernadette Morin<br />
Laurie & Herm Thomas<br />
Ana & John Thompson<br />
Bertha & John Thompson<br />
Dave & Kim Thompson<br />
Mary-Anne & Gordon<br />
Thompson<br />
Sharon & Jim Thoms<br />
Terry Thoms<br />
George Thomson & Judith<br />
Beaman<br />
Carl & Rosella Thorne<br />
Dr. M. Lynne Thurling &<br />
Dr. John Treilhard<br />
22<br />
The Edith M. Timken<br />
Family Foundation<br />
Bill & Mary Todt<br />
Gail Tolley & Mark<br />
Yakabuski<br />
Torcor Management<br />
James Toy<br />
Diana Tremain<br />
Marjorie E. Trigg<br />
Vernon & Beryl Turner<br />
Riki Turofsky & Charles<br />
Petersen<br />
Andrew Turrisi<br />
Brady Twiggs<br />
Lori L. & John R. Twombly<br />
Esther Ullman & Morley<br />
Witus<br />
Douglas & Beverly<br />
Valentine<br />
Allan Valgemae, M. D. &<br />
Robert Harding<br />
Dr. & Mrs. John Vallely<br />
Reverend Martin A. Vallely<br />
Gary & Marie<br />
VanGraafeiland<br />
Mary & Ron Van Horne<br />
Jan Van Stralen<br />
Mr. & Mrs. John T.<br />
VanBrandeghen<br />
Dr. & Mrs. A. A.<br />
vanWalraven<br />
In Memory of Anne Marie<br />
Varitek<br />
Richard & Yvette Voegelin<br />
Sylvia Vogel<br />
Alan & Phyllis Vogt<br />
Henry & Mary Frances<br />
Wagner<br />
Eleanor Waldie &<br />
M. Elizabeth Prower<br />
Dr. & Mrs. J. R. Walker<br />
Rick & Virginia Walker<br />
Ruth Wallace<br />
William & Joyce Wallace<br />
Anne T. Walsh<br />
Leo J. Walsh<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan T.<br />
Walton<br />
Judy & Kevin Ward<br />
Joan & Jean Waricha<br />
Doug Watters<br />
Douglas O. Wayland<br />
John Weatherall<br />
Suzan & Curry Weathers<br />
Peter Webb & Joan York<br />
The late William & Patricia<br />
Webb<br />
Pat & Norman Webster<br />
Mrs. Mary Weingarden<br />
Suzanne & Bob Weiss<br />
Lyman & Deana Welch<br />
Barbara Welsh Bergin<br />
Wayne & Jeannine West<br />
Mrs. Margaret Westlake<br />
Katie & Doug Wheeler<br />
Mr. & Mrs. R. J. White<br />
Melanie Whitehead<br />
Mersch<br />
Leslie Clare Whitfield<br />
Dr. & Mrs. Mark Wilkinson<br />
Brian D. Williams<br />
John Williams & Maureen<br />
Atkinson<br />
Larry & Maggie Williamson<br />
Marilyn L. Williamson<br />
Susan E. Willmot<br />
Dr. J. Stuart Wilson & Mrs.<br />
Shirley J. Dickens-Wilson<br />
Malcolm & Eirwen Wilson<br />
Florence, Judy & Milton<br />
Winberg & Andy Pollack<br />
John & Helga Wise<br />
Ray Wise & Ted Robinson<br />
Larry Wismer<br />
Dr. Bertha Wolf<br />
Lucille & Norton Wolf<br />
Fritz, Durhane, Hilary &<br />
Gabriel Wong-Rieger<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Neil E. Wood<br />
Joseph Wooden & Linda<br />
Girard<br />
Mary Woods<br />
Seumas Woods &<br />
Kimberley McClure<br />
Elizabeth B. & Walter P.<br />
Work Jr.<br />
Leslie & John D. Wright<br />
Paul C. Wright & Ute von<br />
der Heyden<br />
Dr. & Mrs. Clyde Wu<br />
Dr. & Mrs. Walter Yaworsky<br />
Wenda Yenson & Ken<br />
Hurdle<br />
Cathy Yoshy & David Leasa<br />
Cynthia Young & Christian<br />
Sarrazin<br />
Peter & Esther Zadeik<br />
Ruth Zales & Kenneth<br />
Greenfield<br />
Edwin Zavitz<br />
Geoff & Ellen Zeiss<br />
Walter & Marie Zelasko<br />
Mrs. Isabelle Ziegelman<br />
Mr. & Mrs. George Zinn<br />
Anonymous (28)<br />
Annual donations of<br />
$900 to $1,249<br />
Sustainer Members<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Ackhurst<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Adams<br />
Robert & Susan Allair<br />
Peter & Doreen Anderson<br />
Robert C. Anderson<br />
Lorna & William Anderson<br />
Brian Austin Jr. & Martina<br />
Cabajsky<br />
Dr. David Bach & Judy<br />
Hoenich<br />
Dr. Ian & Mrs. Janet Baggs<br />
John Bailey<br />
Stewart & Beth Bailey<br />
Peter Barbeito & Beverley<br />
Shugg Barbeito<br />
John Barker<br />
Mary Anne Beamish &<br />
Philip Tunley<br />
Karen Beazley<br />
Margret A. Beekel<br />
Charles Beer<br />
Harriet Berlin & Judith<br />
Miller<br />
William & Ilene Birge<br />
Joyce M. Blake<br />
Joan M. Bolt<br />
Barbara Bolton<br />
Monique Boulanger<br />
Donald & Mary Boyd<br />
Andy & Leslie Brockway<br />
Dr. James Brown &<br />
Susan Anthony<br />
Ellen A. Brubaker<br />
Joyce & Larry Busch<br />
George & Martha<br />
Butterfield<br />
Dr. John & Deborah<br />
Button<br />
Michel A. Cameron<br />
Dr. & Mrs. Carr<br />
Renee Castagnola<br />
Joanna Chesterman<br />
Austin & Gillian Chinn<br />
David & Valerie Christie<br />
Lynda L. Ciaschini<br />
Joan D. Clayton<br />
Rod & Mary Coates<br />
Howard Cohen<br />
Barbara & John Coleman<br />
Robert & Maureen Cook<br />
Priscilla Costello<br />
Elizabeth Crawford<br />
Robert P. Creed &<br />
Catherine Hilton<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Crothers<br />
John & Ruth Crow<br />
Ronald & Heather Davies<br />
Fran Davis<br />
Patricia De Haan<br />
Michael & Christine De<br />
Santis<br />
Margaret G. Dean<br />
Richard Dean<br />
Larry Demchuk<br />
William Dillane & Rena<br />
Bedard<br />
H. W. Osmond & Dr. Sheila<br />
Doyle<br />
Elizabeth Drake<br />
Gerald Dunn<br />
Don & Audrey Durst<br />
Eleanor Ellins<br />
Richard & Freda Ensign<br />
Anne Tobe Epstein & Joel<br />
I. Barad<br />
Barbara M. & Fred A. Erb<br />
John & Debbie Erb<br />
Steve & Jeannie Ewing<br />
Capt. J. R. Farrell USN (Ret)<br />
& Mrs. G. Farrell<br />
Irene Fast<br />
Reginald & Mary Jane<br />
Faust<br />
J.E. & Michele Fordyce<br />
Edward & Lynne Francis<br />
Geri & Tom Frederick<br />
Brenda Van Den Horn &<br />
David Frechette<br />
Joanne & Bob Fuller<br />
William & Ruth Gilkey<br />
Dora Gilmour<br />
Dr. & Mrs. David Glew<br />
Dr. & Mrs. Ken Glick<br />
J. D. & Susan Graham<br />
Robert & Denise Graham<br />
Art Grierson<br />
Mini Grossman Ianni<br />
Jane Hair<br />
Linda Haist<br />
Melinda Harmon<br />
Robert & Pam Hart<br />
Clifford Hatch<br />
Ellen L. Hawman<br />
Lawrence & Beatrice<br />
Herman<br />
Jane G. Hill<br />
Perry & Mary Hill<br />
Charles & Nadean Hillary<br />
Gerry & Greta Hofstra<br />
Kenneth & Janet Hook<br />
Raymond & Leonora<br />
Hopkins<br />
Sally & John Hoyles<br />
Drs. John & Jeanne<br />
Jacobson<br />
John Jacobson & Carol<br />
Hargreaves<br />
Glenn & Joan Johnson<br />
Brian & Katherine Jones<br />
Monique & Bernard Kane<br />
Eugene Kapaloski<br />
T. M. Kelly<br />
Nancy Keppelman &<br />
Michael Smerza<br />
Ireyna & Michael<br />
Kimberley<br />
Dr. Harry J. Kleiman<br />
Dr. & Mrs. Jochen<br />
Knackstedt<br />
Larry Koerner<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Kolb<br />
Thomas & Christine<br />
Kujawa<br />
Anna Lammerding<br />
Stephen Peter Lee<br />
Charlene Leonhardt &<br />
Robert Mathieson<br />
Ken Lewis & Dr. Judy<br />
Axelrod<br />
Margerite Linklater<br />
Richard & Lynne Liptrap<br />
Carmela & Gideon Loran<br />
Sandra Loyer<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Angus<br />
MacDermid<br />
Richard Mackler<br />
Ann MacLeish<br />
Kay MacLeod<br />
Donald & Catherine<br />
MacOdrum<br />
Marti Maraden<br />
Ken & Diane Marley<br />
David & Susan Matter<br />
Joanne Mazzoleni<br />
Richard & Florence<br />
McBrien<br />
Lorraine McCleland<br />
Carol Anne Muncaster &<br />
Brian McCurdy<br />
Basil McDonald<br />
Jean & Paul McGrath<br />
Donald McIntosh<br />
Mrs. C. Anne McKenzie<br />
D. & G. McKillican<br />
Jean Anne McLeod &<br />
David Stones<br />
Giles Meikle & Laurie<br />
Barrett<br />
Eleanor Miller<br />
Brian Miron & Monica<br />
Vegelj<br />
Ruth Molzan<br />
Edmund & Mary Murphy<br />
NA Engineering Associates<br />
Inc.<br />
Brenda O’Connor<br />
Joe & Maria Odumodu<br />
Robert & Elizabeth Orr<br />
Terry Oster<br />
Ruth Ostrower<br />
Mrs. Ina Pakkert Migneron<br />
Neil & Sharon Parkinson<br />
Renee & David Perlmutter<br />
B. A. Petepiece<br />
Michael Pharoah<br />
Jeanette B. Piesciuk<br />
Paul Rainsberry &<br />
Margaret McCaffer<br />
Joanne Raymond<br />
Anthony L. Reffells<br />
Robert & Janice Reinhart<br />
Bonnie & Kenny Resinski<br />
Marc D. Rigby<br />
Lloyd & Nancy Robertson<br />
The Honourable Sydney<br />
Robins & Gloria Robins<br />
Murray & Sue Robinson<br />
Phyllis Robinson & Morely<br />
Brown<br />
Dr. Doug Ross<br />
Rainer & Sharyn Rothfuss<br />
Mr. & Mrs. D’Alton Rudd<br />
Paul & Jan Sabourin<br />
Barbara Sackett<br />
Fred & Dorothy Sahlmann<br />
Philippa Samworth<br />
Andy & Patti Santoloce<br />
Donald Savage & Ann<br />
Kerby<br />
Mrs. Sheila J. A. Savage<br />
Stephen & Kelly Savage<br />
The Schaljo Family<br />
Bonnie Schepers<br />
Dr. N.W. Scratch<br />
Annabel & William Sells<br />
Gregory S. Sendi & Kristina<br />
M. Hiatt<br />
Richard & Janet Shantz<br />
Wayne E. Shaw & Marilyn<br />
L. Pilkington<br />
Drs. Robert & Carolin<br />
Shepherd<br />
Jennifer & Phil Shilson<br />
Dr. & Mrs. Norman M.<br />
Simon<br />
Tom & Jane Simpson<br />
Stanley Sinclair<br />
Dr. Kerry Sinkowski<br />
Doreen M.E. Smith<br />
Virginia Sory Brown<br />
John Souchereau<br />
Carolyn R. Spencer<br />
Dr. & Mrs. Louis Charles<br />
Stagg<br />
Mary Eleanor Start<br />
Andrew & Margaret<br />
Stephens<br />
Douglas Stinson & Janet<br />
Feller<br />
William & Janice Stover<br />
Dr. & Mrs. John M.<br />
Sturgess<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Sutin<br />
Gerald D. Sutton<br />
Dr. David Taylor<br />
Reid S. Thebault<br />
Brent & Sherry Thompson<br />
Gary & Judy Thompson<br />
Mary & Kirk Thornton<br />
Ralph B. Toombs<br />
Bettie & Mark Tullis<br />
Gregory Uss<br />
Carol A. Vale<br />
Valerie Van Reenen<br />
William & Sarah Vasse<br />
Drs. George & Veronica<br />
Vaughan<br />
Shannon Venance<br />
Jim & Lorraine Walz<br />
Jack H. Ward<br />
Sandra & Paul Warun<br />
Jim & Trudy Watson<br />
Dr. Paul & Mrs. Martha<br />
Weir<br />
Roger & Sharon Wheeler<br />
Hugh & Marilyn Whiteley<br />
Lois & Terry Wichman<br />
Dr. Blossom Wigdor CM<br />
Ron Williams<br />
Larry Willis<br />
Morris Wilson<br />
Ann Wishart<br />
Stan & Ros Witkin<br />
Joan & Ted Woods<br />
Gloria Yff<br />
Terri & David Zander<br />
Martha A. Zaritsky<br />
Carole Ann Bernie Zucker<br />
Anonymous (7)
RECOGNIZES THE OUTSTANDING ARTISTIC QUALITY<br />
OF THE STRATFORD SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL<br />
AND SALUTES NTS ALUMNI PARTICIPATING IN 2009.<br />
DALAL BADR<br />
RAOUL BHANEJA<br />
JAMES BLENDICK<br />
JESSE AARON DWYRE<br />
COLM FEORE<br />
STEPHEN GARTNER<br />
LOUISE GUINAND<br />
MARTHA HENRY<br />
JOHN INNES<br />
TAMARA MARIE KUCHERAN<br />
IAN LAKE<br />
KATHERINE LUBIENSKI<br />
ANITA MAJUMDAR<br />
SEANA McKENNA<br />
GORDON S. MILLER<br />
TRENT PARDY<br />
LUCY PEACOCK<br />
CHRISTINA PODDUBIUK<br />
JESSICA POIRIER-CHANG<br />
GARETH POTTER<br />
NOAH REID<br />
SUZANNE ROBERTS SMITH<br />
RICK ROBERTS<br />
CAROLYN M. SMITH<br />
EVAN STILLWATER<br />
LISA SUMMERS<br />
DAVIDA TKACH<br />
JOSEPH ZIEGLER<br />
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<strong>Festival</strong> Staff<br />
General Director<br />
Antoni Cimolino<br />
Guest Coaches<br />
Frank Bach<br />
Monica Gray<br />
Box Office Manager<br />
Jo-Anne Hood<br />
Tidman<br />
Tamara Whittemore<br />
Carolee Wittman<br />
Anne Wilson<br />
Artistic Director<br />
Des McAnuff<br />
Apprentice in<br />
Period Dance<br />
Schools Sales<br />
Manager &<br />
Application<br />
Development<br />
DIRECTORS’ OFFICE<br />
Lawrence Haegert Advertising Manager<br />
Heather Burns<br />
Manager<br />
James Walker<br />
Assistant Artistic<br />
Director<br />
Dean Gabourie<br />
Dramaturge<br />
Robert Blacker<br />
Director of the<br />
Birmingham<br />
Conservatory for<br />
Classical Theatre<br />
Martha Henry<br />
Senior Artistic<br />
Associate<br />
Elizabeth Bradley<br />
ADVANCEMENT<br />
Director of<br />
Advancement<br />
Rachel Smith-Spencer<br />
Associate Director of<br />
Advancement<br />
Kim Bardwell<br />
Major Gifts Manager<br />
Cynthia Young<br />
Planned Giving<br />
Manager<br />
Kathryn McKie<br />
Membership Manager<br />
Ceairy Free<br />
Outbound Manager<br />
Paula Muncaster<br />
Walker<br />
Membership<br />
Coordinator<br />
Kelly Schultz<br />
Accommodation<br />
Coordinator<br />
Maureen<br />
Vankesteren<br />
Business Systems<br />
Analyst<br />
Sharon Yates<br />
Software Developers<br />
Rick Crawford<br />
Yizhou Jiang<br />
eBusiness Solutions<br />
Developers<br />
Sarah Luk Hill<br />
Peter Moriarty<br />
Reporting<br />
Coordinator<br />
Producer<br />
Jason Miller<br />
Consulting Executive<br />
Producer<br />
Judith Richardson<br />
Casting Director<br />
Beth Russell<br />
Associate Director,<br />
Dramaturgy &<br />
New Plays<br />
Keira Loughran<br />
Assistant Producer<br />
Bonnie Green<br />
Company Manager<br />
Ron Nichol<br />
Corporate Secretary<br />
Playwright’s Circle &<br />
Events Manager<br />
Christine Seip<br />
Research Manager<br />
Shannon MacDonald<br />
Special Events<br />
Manager<br />
Mary-Ann Reid<br />
Corporate<br />
Sponsorship<br />
Managers<br />
Martha Buchanan<br />
Kathy Mile<br />
Corporate<br />
Sponsorship<br />
Coordinator<br />
Susan Baker Bidgood<br />
Special Orders<br />
Coordinator<br />
Colleen White<br />
Groups & Schools<br />
Administrator<br />
Jane Bex<br />
Audience<br />
Development<br />
Core Team<br />
Darlene Harrison<br />
Sarah Newton<br />
Krystal Parkins<br />
Debbie Steinacker<br />
Christine Teeple<br />
Membership<br />
Administrator<br />
Donna Hyde<br />
Leanne Whittaker<br />
Reporting<br />
Administrator<br />
Michele Keutsch<br />
Junior Programmer<br />
Bryan Richardson<br />
Mailing Distribution<br />
Coordinator<br />
Corinne Thornhill<br />
Distribution Centre<br />
Assistant<br />
Candy Neumeister<br />
Ticket Processing<br />
Assistant<br />
Christine Olliffe<br />
Receptionists<br />
Joy Wishart<br />
Executive Assistant to<br />
the Artistic Director<br />
Elke Bidner<br />
Assistant to the<br />
Producer<br />
Susan Lemenchick<br />
Directors’ Office<br />
Assistant<br />
Marion Burr<br />
COACHES<br />
Director of Theatre<br />
Training<br />
David Latham<br />
Head of Voice &<br />
Coaching<br />
Janine Pearson<br />
The Head of Voice & Coaching position<br />
at the <strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong> is<br />
generously endowed by David Green<br />
and Mary Winton Green<br />
Head of Voice Emerita<br />
Ann Skinner<br />
Voice, Text & Dialect<br />
Program<br />
Administrator<br />
Cathy Kemp<br />
ADMINISTRATION<br />
Administrative<br />
Director<br />
Anita Gaffney<br />
Media<br />
Media Relations<br />
Manager<br />
Ann Swerdfager<br />
Front Lines<br />
House Manager-<br />
<strong>Festival</strong> Theatre<br />
Stephen Barber<br />
House Manager-<br />
Avon Theatre<br />
Eldon Gammon<br />
House Manager-Tom<br />
Patterson Theatre<br />
Kris Bernard<br />
Audience<br />
Development<br />
Representatives<br />
Kelly Aitcheson<br />
Gay Allison<br />
Sarah Arbogast<br />
Myrtle Baker<br />
Anna Burton<br />
Cindy Bissell<br />
Jason Colliver<br />
Elysia Cucksey<br />
Tracy Culp<br />
Susan Davis<br />
Geena DeWeerd<br />
Carolyn Dingman<br />
Paul Duncan<br />
Martin Fielding<br />
Jane Gale<br />
Ariana Hibbert<br />
Lori Hicks<br />
Yvonne Hord<br />
Christine Hughes<br />
Janice Kastner<br />
Ron Kemp<br />
Aaron Kropf<br />
Victoria Lewis<br />
Carol Brown<br />
Janet Wilson<br />
Theatre Store<br />
Retail Manager<br />
Jennifer Baker<br />
Inventory Control<br />
Coordinator<br />
Cheryl Gregorashuk<br />
Inventory Control<br />
Assistant<br />
Brian Dill<br />
COMMUNICATIONS<br />
Director of Literary<br />
Services<br />
David Prosser<br />
Communication<br />
Coordinator<br />
Joanne Wallace<br />
Customer Service<br />
Coordinator<br />
Bev Bauman<br />
Coaches<br />
Nancy Benjamin<br />
Jane Gooderham<br />
Speech-Language<br />
Pathologist and Voice<br />
Coach<br />
Lori Holmes<br />
Voice & Text Coach<br />
Natsuko Ohama<br />
Movement Coach<br />
Leslie French<br />
Alexander Technique<br />
& Movement Coach<br />
Kelly McEvenue<br />
Professional<br />
House Manager-<br />
Studio Theatre<br />
TBA<br />
MARKETING<br />
& AUDIENCE<br />
DEVELOPMENT<br />
Director of Marketing<br />
& Audience<br />
Development<br />
Lisa Middleton<br />
Associate Director<br />
of Audience<br />
Development<br />
Trudy Watson<br />
Krista Lotz<br />
Aislinn McCauley<br />
Meredith McCauley<br />
Melinda Mercer<br />
Ruth Ann Miller<br />
Geri Morley<br />
Graham Morley<br />
Cheryl Moses<br />
Kathy Partridge<br />
Barbara Redden<br />
Susan Reid<br />
Eliesha Richardson<br />
Sharron Rudy<br />
Rod Rychliski<br />
April Dawn Sararus<br />
Brenda Stewart<br />
Melissa Strangway<br />
Graphics<br />
Graphic Design &<br />
Print Production<br />
Manager<br />
Andy Foster<br />
Senior Graphic<br />
Designer<br />
Ted Glaszewski<br />
Graphic Designers<br />
Krista Dodson<br />
Lindsay Molenhuis<br />
EDUCATION &<br />
ARCHIVES<br />
Development<br />
Advertising &<br />
Jennifer Sweedler Director of Education<br />
Program Coach Promotions Manager Jen Temple<br />
& Archives<br />
Paul deJong<br />
Carly Douglas Hooi Ying Teoh Pat Quigley<br />
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Archives<br />
Archives Coordinators<br />
Ellen Charendoff<br />
Christine Schindler<br />
Education<br />
Education Coordinators<br />
Andrea Jackson<br />
Katherine Laing<br />
Education & Editorial<br />
Coordinator<br />
Shira Ginsler<br />
Teaching Artist<br />
Edward Daranyi<br />
FINANCE, FACILITIES,<br />
INFORMATION<br />
TECHNOLOGY &<br />
FOOD & BEVERAGE<br />
Director of Finance,<br />
Facilities, Information<br />
Technology & Food<br />
and Beverage<br />
Darryl Huras<br />
Finance<br />
Comptroller<br />
Carla Fowler<br />
Senior Accountant<br />
Dianne Matt<br />
Financial Analyst<br />
Leanne Flemming<br />
Accounting<br />
Administrators<br />
Jo-Anne Jordan<br />
Joanne Wreford<br />
Information<br />
Technology<br />
Manager of<br />
Information<br />
Technology<br />
Paul Muncaster<br />
Telecom Manager<br />
Derek Atkins<br />
Technical Support<br />
Analyst<br />
Mike Wira<br />
Help Desk Assistant<br />
Jessica Klumper<br />
Food & Beverage<br />
Food and Beverage<br />
Manager<br />
Toni McLean<br />
Events Coordinator<br />
Ally Parent<br />
Chef<br />
Heather Collis<br />
Lead Hand/Pastry Chef<br />
Michele Vandervliet<br />
Line Cook<br />
Choui English<br />
Carol Grosby<br />
Customer Service<br />
Representatives-<br />
Greenroom<br />
Luke Green<br />
Stephanie Marriott<br />
Victoria Noble<br />
Facilities<br />
Facilities Manager<br />
Jeff Heggie<br />
Assistant Facilities<br />
Manager<br />
Val Bielecki<br />
Head of Maintenance<br />
Ron Brown<br />
Carpenters<br />
Gary Brady<br />
Richard Graul<br />
Chief Engineer<br />
John Luesink<br />
Shift Engineers<br />
Richard Arnold<br />
Alan Speed<br />
Al Turford<br />
Electrician<br />
Tony Iacobellis<br />
Seasonal Head<br />
Gardener<br />
Anita Jacobsen<br />
Maintenance Staff<br />
Roy Brown<br />
Dar Del Chiaro<br />
Blair Holden<br />
Thomas Lemenchick<br />
Myrna Lewis<br />
Larry Shurrie<br />
Mike Thomas<br />
Gord Wilson<br />
Seasonal<br />
Maintenance<br />
Ryan Cleveland<br />
Housekeepers<br />
Robert Lee<br />
Mandy Lundrigan<br />
Marjorie Lundrigan<br />
Catherine Dishman<br />
Stage Door Guards<br />
Jim Mitchell<br />
Janice Schaefer<br />
Fred Sinko<br />
Peter Whelan<br />
Casual Stage Door<br />
Guard<br />
Gary Bidgood<br />
HUMAN<br />
RESOURCES<br />
Director of Human<br />
Resources<br />
Shelley Stevenson<br />
Human Resource &<br />
Volunteers Manager<br />
Nancy Altenburg<br />
Company<br />
Accommodations<br />
Assistant<br />
Shelley Assayag<br />
Health & Safety<br />
Coordinator<br />
Robbin Cheesman<br />
Payroll Manager<br />
Heather Marriott<br />
Payroll/Administrative<br />
Assistant<br />
Susan Mavity<br />
Payroll Coordinator<br />
Kathy McKellar<br />
Company<br />
Accommodations<br />
Supervisor<br />
Ruth Stevens<br />
MUSIC<br />
DEPARTMENT<br />
Director of Music<br />
Rick Fox<br />
Music Administrator<br />
Marilyn Dallman<br />
Administrative<br />
Assistant<br />
Don Sweete<br />
2009 <strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare<br />
<strong>Festival</strong> Board of Governors<br />
FOUNDER: Tom Patterson<br />
OFFICERS<br />
Chair: Richard Rooney, Toronto<br />
Vice Chair: M. Lee Myers, London<br />
Treasurer: Rick Birmingham, Chatham<br />
Secretary: Joy Wishart, <strong>Stratford</strong><br />
GOVERNORS<br />
Barry Avrich, Toronto<br />
Daniel S. Bernstein, Westport, CT<br />
Elaine Nani Beutel, Toronto<br />
Rahul Bhardwaj, Toronto<br />
Jennifer Birmingham, <strong>Stratford</strong><br />
Sylvia Chrominska, Toronto<br />
Richard Costley-White, Toronto<br />
Janet Ecker, Ajax<br />
Jane Freeman, Toronto<br />
James R. Fugitte, Elizabethtown, KY<br />
David Goldbloom, Toronto<br />
Jonathan Goldbloom, Montreal<br />
Rudyard Griffiths, Toronto<br />
Jules Harris, <strong>Stratford</strong> and Tucson, AZ<br />
Michael Homer, Toronto<br />
Beth Kronfeld, Chicago, IL<br />
Gary Levene, Kitchener<br />
Arlene Lewis, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI<br />
Timothy E. MacDonald, <strong>Stratford</strong><br />
Marcia Matsui, <strong>Stratford</strong><br />
Graham T. Parsons, Waterloo<br />
Hilary Pearson, Montreal<br />
Arlene Perly Rae, Toronto<br />
Steve Rae, <strong>Stratford</strong><br />
Andrew Spriet, London<br />
Ophelia Tong, Waterloo<br />
Chip Vallis, Toronto and <strong>Stratford</strong><br />
Diane Walker, Toronto<br />
Ex OFFICIO<br />
General Director: Antoni Cimolino<br />
Artistic Director: Des McAnuff<br />
Mayor of <strong>Stratford</strong>:<br />
His Worship Dan Mathieson<br />
President, <strong>Stratford</strong> <strong>Festival</strong><br />
of America:<br />
Barbara Schubert, Cleveland Heights, OH<br />
Past Chair: Kelly Meighen<br />
Address: c/o Corporate Secretary,<br />
<strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong><br />
P.O. Box 520, <strong>Stratford</strong>, ON N5A 6V2<br />
Guest Services<br />
For assistance<br />
See the house manager or any theatre<br />
staff. We’re here to help.<br />
In case of emergency<br />
Theatres and exits are equipped with<br />
emergency lighting. Our staff are trained<br />
in evacuation procedures. You are<br />
requested to follow their instructions<br />
and remain calm. You will be directed<br />
to a meeting area, where you are to<br />
remain unless otherwise advised by staff<br />
or emergency personnel. If you discover<br />
a fire, you should activate the nearest<br />
fire alarm and, immediately following<br />
evacuation, identify yourself to a staff<br />
member and provide details.<br />
Cameras, cell phones and snacks<br />
Please enjoy your snacks outside the<br />
auditorium and bring only bottled water<br />
inside. Cameras are not permitted. Please<br />
double-check that your cell phone is<br />
turned off.<br />
First aid<br />
See an usher or house manager.<br />
Automated external defibrillators (AED)<br />
are located in the lobbies and balconies<br />
of the <strong>Festival</strong>, Avon, Tom Patterson and<br />
Studio theatres.<br />
In the interest of safety<br />
Please do not walk on the stage.<br />
For our patron and donor privacy<br />
protection see<br />
www.stratfordshakespearefestival.com
09<br />
Season<br />
<strong>Festival</strong> Theatre<br />
Macbeth<br />
West Side Story<br />
Cyrano de Bergerac<br />
A Midsummer Night’s Dream<br />
Avon Theatre<br />
The Importance<br />
of Being Earnest<br />
Julius Caesar<br />
A Funny Thing Happened<br />
on the Way to the Forum<br />
Tom Patterson Theatre<br />
Three Sisters<br />
<strong>Bartholomew</strong> <strong>Fair</strong><br />
Ever Yours, Oscar<br />
Phèdre<br />
Studio Theatre<br />
The Trespassers<br />
Rice Boy<br />
Zastrozzi<br />
We are honoured to acknowledge the following corporations and individuals<br />
who have made sponsorship commitments in the 2009 season:<br />
2009 Season Partners<br />
Support for the 2009 season of the <strong>Festival</strong> Theatre is<br />
generously provided by<br />
Laura Dinner and<br />
Richard Rooney<br />
Major Sponsor Level<br />
Sylvanacre Properties Ltd.<br />
Group of Hotels<br />
<strong>Festival</strong> Inn<br />
The Arden Park Hotel<br />
The River Garden Inn<br />
Sponsor Level<br />
In-Kind Sponsors<br />
The <strong>Stratford</strong> Shakespeare <strong>Festival</strong> gratefully acknowledges<br />
the generous support of these contributors to our success:<br />
Support for the 2009 season of the Avon Theatre is<br />
generously provided by<br />
The Birmingham Family<br />
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