The Philadelphia Story by Philip Barry

The Philadelphia Storyby Philip Barry

March 20 — April 19, 2015

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Mad Cow Theatre Presents

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The Philadelphia Story

- FEATURING -

by Philip Barry

DirectorARAdhANA TIwARI

March 20-April 19, 2015THE HARRIETT THEATRE

* Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the U.S.

The Philadelphia Story is presented by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc.

Props Master LIsA BUck

Stage Manager chARLEs hALE

BRIAN BRIGhTmAN*

BRIAN chAmBERs

BEcky Eck

kENNEdy Joy FoRIsTALL

RoBERT JohNsToN*

RAchEL JoNEs

GARRETT JURss

Tommy kEEsLING

scoTT EdwIN LEAkE*

PIPER RAE PATTERsoN

LEsLIE PENUEL

JohN hAmILToN RIcE

kEvIN ZEPF

Scenic DesignwILLIAm ELLIoTT

Sound DesignmIchAEL PowERs

ARAdhANA TIwARI

Lighting Design

ERIN mINER

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Cast of CharaCters IN orDer of aPPearaNCe

Technical Production Manager ................................................................Larry RodriguezAssistant Technical Director ..................................................................Waylon LemastersAssistant Stage Manager ..............................................................................Hanna ColeCostumer Coordinator ......................................................................... Danielle PaccioneDramaturgy ..........................................................................................Benjamin ParrishScenic Charge ................................................................................................. Lisa BuckCrew .......................................................David Clenney, Kashime Joseph & Emily Parker

Seth Lord’s house in the country near Philadelphia, late June 1940ACT I: The sitting room, late Friday morning ACT II: Early morning, SaturdayACT III: Late morning, Saturday

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The photographing, video and/or audio recording of this performance by any means whatsoever is strictly prohibited.

The Philadelphia Story is performed with one 20 minute intermission.

ACTORS’ EqUITY ASSOCIATION (AEA), founded in 1913, represents more than 49,000 actors and stage managers in the United States. Equity seeks to advance, promote and foster the art of live theatre as an essential component of our society. Equity negotiates wages and working conditions, providing a wide range of benefits, including health and pension plans. AEA is a member of the AFL-CIO, and is affiliated with FIA, an international organization of performing arts unions. The Equity emblem is our mark of excellence. www.actorsequity.org

Tracy Lord ....................................................................................... Piper Rae PattersonDinah Lord ................................................................................... Kennedy Joy ForistallMargaret Lord ........................................................................................... Leslie PenuelAlexander “Sandy” Lord ................................................................................Kevin ZepfThomas “Butler” ................................................................................ John Hamilton RiceWilliam “Uncle Willie” Tracy .................................................................Brian ChambersElizabeth “Liz” Imbrie ...................................................................................... Becky EckMacaulay “Mike” Connor ...................................................................... Robert Johnstongeorge Kittredge ................................................................................ Scott Edwin LeakeC.K. Dexter Haven .................................................................................Brian BrightmanSeth Lord ...............................................................................................Tommy KeeslingElsie “Maid” ...............................................................................................Rachel JonesMac/Dr. Parsons ........................................................................................garrett Jurss

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PHILIP BARRY (Playwright) Philip Jerome quinn Barry (1896–1949) was born in Rochester, New York, to a successful Irish immigrant and a mother who was of old Philadelphia Irish Catholic stock. Barry entered Yale in 1914 and plunged eagerly into campus literary activities. During World War I, he was rejected for military services due to his poor eyesight but served in the Communications Office of the State Department in London. Returning to Yale after the war, his play Autonomy won a prize offered by the school dramatic society, and, over strident family objections, he enrolled in george Pierce Baker’s famed 47 Workshop at Harvard. Barry’s play The Jilts won the Herndon Prize, and Richard Herndon himself agreed to produce it in 1923, changing the title to You and I. Its success was the first of many on Broadway for Barry. He had a major hit with Paris Bound (1927), a look at infidelity among the rich. Barry’s subsequent plays met with varying degrees of success: The Mystery Cock Robin (1928), Holiday (1928), Hotel Universe (1930), Tomorrow and Tomorrow (1931), and The Animal Kingdom (1932). Deeply saddened by the death of his baby daughter, Barry took darker turns in his next plays: The Joyous Season (1934), Bright Star (1935), and Here Come the Clowns (1938). Returning to the sort of play he was known for, Barry enjoyed his greatest success with the high comedy The Philadelphia Story (1939), followed by the Tallulah Bankhead vehicle Foolish Notion (1945). Considered one of our finest creators of high comedy, Barry died in 1949 in his family apartment on Park Avenue.

Mad Cow Theatre Staff DirectoryExecutive DirectorMitzi Maxwell Director of Development Ashley Hickman Marketing Manager Peter Travis

Manager of Art & DesignLisa Buck Sales & Service Specialist Jennifer Thomas

Manager of OperationsAudrey McGowen

Box Office ManagerEvan Valle

Technical Production Manager Larry Rodriguez

Assistant Technical Director Waylon Lemasters

Resident Director Aradhana Tiwari

Resident Set Designer William Elliott Assistant Production ManagersCharles HaleDil Smith

Box Office Assistants David Batan Marya Bernosky Jorge Valentin-Diaz Fauzi LakhaniMatt Underwood Administrative InternKatherine Waddell Community Engagement Intern Tanira Kane

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BRIAN BRIgHTMAN (C.K. Dexter Haven) is so happy to be back in the pasture for his fifth production at Mad Cow having most recently appeared in The Letters. Originally from Lancaster, PA, Brian has lived in Seattle and Los Angeles. He also spent time in New York City where working as a tour guide at Radio City Music Hall, he had the chance encounter of running into and chatting with Martin Scorsese, all while wearing brown polyester. Brian has worked with Tom Hanks and appeared on Army Wives and Burn Notice. He can also be seen in the new Netflix series Blood-line. Brian would like to thank Mitzi for keeping this door open, Lauren O’quinn for keeping his work sharp, and his beautiful wife and daughter for filling him with joy.

LISA BUCK (Props Master/Scenic Charge) Set designs include The Road to Mecca and Mrs. Warren’s Profession for Mad Cow Theatre; Don Pasquale, Abduction from the Seraglio and Carmina Burana with Cirque du Soleil dancers for Orlando Opera; and

Madama Butterfly and II Barbiere di Siviglia for the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra. Scenic charge credits: Cary Wong’s The Magic Flute and Later Life with Martin Charnin, Sunday in the Park With George, Enchanted April, Death of a Salesman, Collected Stories and Venus in Fur. Lisa earned her BFA from Massachusetts College of Art in 1976 and was art director for Danskin Dancewear in New York. She studied painting at Parsons School of Design, Pratt Institute and Cobalt Studios in White Lake, NY. She has won numerous awards for her painting and has written how-to-paint articles for North Light Publications.

BRIAN CHAMBERS (William “Uncle Willie” Tracy) This is Brian’s second production with the herd having played Mister in Mad Cow’s inaugural production at 54 W Church Street, Sunday in the Park with George. His talents range from being a magazine editor, a wedding coordinator, a production manager, and an all-around beloved uncle to family and friends


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alike. He always knows what’s a-stirrin’ and is usually the one holding the spoon.

BECKY ECK (Elizabeth “Liz” Imbrie) is excited to be back on stage at Mad Cow having most recently appeared as The Woman in Death of a Salesman. She graduated with a BA in theatre from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and, upon graduation, toured nationally with the Eckerd Theatre Company based out of Clearwater, FL for four years. Previous Mad Cow credits include Enchanted April and Legacy of Light. Other favorite Orlando credits include 33 Variations, Alice Lost in Wonderland (Beth Marshall Presents), Noises Off (Jester Theatre Company), The Giver, The Boxcar Children, and The Hundred Dresses (Orlando Repertory Theatre). Becky would like to thank Tim and Lula for giving her the roles she treasures most: wife and mother.

WILLIAM ELLIOTT (Set Design) continues his second season as Mad Cow Theatre’s Resident Set Designer. He has designed scenery and/or lighting for more than 300 productions during his career, many of them in Central Florida. They include the operas Hansel and Gretel and La Rondine at Stetson’s School of Music; Electra, Sweeney Todd, Sabrina Fair, and The Taming of the Shrew at Stetson University; The Sisters Rosensweig, The Nerd, West Side Story, Dames at Sea and The Road to Mecca at Civic Theatre of Central Florida; and Hansel and Gretel, The Queen of Spades and Man of La Mancha at Orlando Opera Company. Some of his credits with Mad Cow Theatre include Fool for Love, Blithe Spirit, Burn This, The Glass Menagerie, The Cherry Orchard, Crimes of the Heart, The Odd Couple, The Laramie Project, Ghosts (set and lighting), The Life of Galileo, Death of a

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Salesman, Hair, Other Desert Cities, Table Manners, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, and The History Boys. He has designed not only for theatre and opera but also for television, film, corporate productions, and theme parks.

KENNEDY JOY FORISTALL (Dinah Lord) is thrilled to be back in the pasture after portraying Trixie Pollitt in Cat on A Hot Tin Roof and co-hosting the 12th Annual Cabaret Festival Community Engagement gala last season. She was last seen as Scout in To Kill A Mockingbird at Orlando Shakespeare Theatre. Other recent credits include The Music Man (Theatre UCF); Grapes of Wrath, Lizzie Borden the Musical and A Christmas Carol (Theatre Downtown); and Naughty is Nice Cabaret (The Abbey). Kennedy Joy also enjoys working as a

film, commercial, and voice-over actress/singer. She thanks god, her very supportive family, and especially the Mad Cow Theatre family for welcoming her back to play this delightfully sassy character alongside a terrifically talented cast!

CHARLES HALE (Stage Manager) is excited to be working on his sixth production with Mad Cow Theatre as Assistant Production Manager. Charles was stage manager for The Letters and James Joyce’s The Dead, board operator for The Explorer’s Club, props master for The Who’s Tommy, and rehearsal stage manager for I and You. He is a graduate of the University of Central Florida with a Bachelor of Arts in theatre studies and a minor in business administration. Locally, Charles has worked at Orlando Repertory

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Theatre, Universal Studios, SeaWorld and E&M Theatrical. He would like to thank his family and friends for their unending support.

ROBERT JOHNSTON (Macauley “Mike” Connor) is thrilled to be back at Mad Cow for this rich classic. He was last seen at Mad Cow as Dakin in The History Boys and, prior to that, as Fabrizio in The Light in the Piazza. Robert is a proud member of Actors’ Equity. Some of his previous credits include Finch in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Chip in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Rob in High Fidelity, Andrew Jackson in Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, Barnaby in Hello Dolly! (starring Sally Struthers), and Matthew in Altar Boyz. He also works in dubbing and voice-over. As always Robert would like to thank his friends and family for their endless support.

RACHEL JONES (Elsie “Maid”) graduated from Elon University with a degree in vocal performance. She studied classical voice and performed with the Opera Academy of California led by Metropolitan Opera director Yefim Maizel. In college, Rachel was a featured performer in several vocal ensembles and theatrical performances including The Music Man (U/S Marian), Hansel and Gretel (Dew Fairy), and A Game of Chance (2nd Knitter). In 2012, she sang backup for multi-platinum singer/songwriter Ben Folds as well as the North Carolina Symphony. She was recently seen in Mad Cow’s production of James Joyce’s The Dead. Rachel would like to thank her family, friends, teachers, and everyone who attends live theatre for making her dream a reality!

gARRETT JURSS (Mac/Dr. Parsons) is thrilled to be returning to Mad Cow, after previously performing in Legacy of Light. Credits include Urinetown the Musical, Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens at Orlando Fringe, Good People, Company, and Five Women Wearing the Same Dress. garrett graduated from UCF with a BA in theatre and currently studies at Class Act Studios. Love to Sean, Mom, and Russ.

TOMMY KEESLINg (Seth Lord) has appeared in more than 20 Mad Cow productions, including Arcadia, Our Town, The Seagull, I Have Before Me a Remarkable Document Given to Me by a Young Lady From Rwanda, She Stoops to Conquer, The Pitmen Painters, August: Osage County, Enchanted April, Table Manners, and most recently as the headmaster in The History Boys. He has worked with many other companies in Central Florida as well as the Orlando International Fringe Festival. He has also appeared in staged readings with Mad Cow, PlayFest, and Women Playwrights’ Initiative. He is happy to be revisiting The Philadelphia Story, a play he performed thirty years ago in Orlando at the Civic Theatre.

SCOTT EDWIN LEAKE (george Kittredge) is pleased to make his return to the Orlando stage. He would like to thank his beautiful wife for being steadfast in her unending encouragement and his three beautiful children for making him remember what life is truly about. Scott graduated as part of the inaugural MFA in performance from UCF. He would also like to thank the cast, crew, and Mad Cow Theatre.

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ERIN MINER (Light Design) The Philadelphia Story marks Erin’s 76th show with Mad Cow Theatre. She is excited to be working with Aradhana again. When not at Mad Cow, she can be found in the fields of Apopka High School as a drama teacher.

PIPER RAE PATTERSON (Tracy Lord) is thrilled to be returning to the Harriett Theatre. The Philadelphia Story marks her fifth production at Mad Cow. Her previous Mad Cow credits include Collected Stories, Venus in Fur, Enchant-ed April, and Dancing at Lughnasa. Other regional credits include It’s a Wonderful Life and Sense and Sensibili-ty at Orlando Shakespeare Theatre. Film credits include Interior, The Real Truth Behind the Real True Story: Donnie Miller, Autumnal Eternal, and 3 by 3, 1 by 1. Piper graduated from UCF with an MFA in musical theatre and currently resides in New York City.

MICHAEL POWERS (Co-Sound Design) is excited to be working on The Philadelphia Story, his fourth production at Mad Cow Theatre. His first Mad Cow roles were as lighting designer for Cock and The History Boys and then sound designer for The Who’s Tommy. Michael is the resident lighting and sound director at Orlando Repertory Theatre. His recent credits include Money$hot a New Musical (sound design), Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson (sound and lighting design), and Aladdin Jr. (sound design). Additional credits have included Freckleface Strawberry the Musical, Busytown the Musical, and the Magical Adventures of Merlin (master electrician); as well as Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer the Musical, Jackie and Me, Ivy + Bean the Musical, Shrek TYA, Tom Sawyer TYA, The Cat in the Hat,

Chasing George Washington, and The Little Mermaid (audio engineer). He would like to thank his family for all of their support.

LESLIE PENUEL (Margaret Lord) is delighted to be making her debut at Mad Cow Theatre. Penuel studied acting at VCC and earned her theatre arts degree from USF in Tampa. She has been involved in theatre in Central Florida for many years. Some of her favorite credits include Barbara in August: Osage County with Theatre Downtown, Karen in Dinner with Friends at The Knysna Playhouse, and Blanche in A Streetcar named Desire at The IceHouse Theatre. Leslie would like to thank her husband, Pete, for his constant encouragement and for being her rock of support.

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JOHN HAMILTON RICE (Thomas “Butler”) recently relocated from Indianapolis where he appeared as John in Oleanna at The Theatre Within, Dirty Jake in golden Ticket Production’s original musical Tumbleweed, and Bill Lewis in The Hot L Baltimore at The Epilogue Playhouse. Since coming to Orlando, John had the pleasure of making merry with The Humor Mill Orlando during their 2014 season and can be seen regularly at Ollivanders Wand Shop in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter: Diagon Alley at Universal Studios. He is tremendously pleased to be making his second appearance at Mad Cow Theatre having read the part of Werner Heisenburg in Copenhagen for the 2nd Annual Science Play Festival held earlier this year.

ARADHANA TIWARI (Director) is Mad Cow’s Resident Director. Tiwari first came to the pasture in 2012 when she directed The Road To Mecca. She went on to direct Enchanted April, Other Desert Cities, The Light In The Piazza, Cock, and most recently I and You. She has an MA in theater from the University of Central Florida. She has been directing since 2004 for a myriad of production companies. Other direct-ing credits include: Words We Wear, Driving Miss Daisy, The Diviners, Crimes Of The Heart, Steel Magnolias, The Way Of The Cards, Connected, Bombs Babes & Bingo, The Singing Christmas Trees, Patient X, War Of The Worlds, Julius Caesar, The Little Foxes, Peter Pan, It’s A Wonderful Life, Little Women, The Pink Ribbon Project, The Clean House, and 33 Variations.

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KEVIN ZEPF (Alexander “Sandy” Lord) is excited to be back on stage at Mad Cow Theatre after most recently appearing in The Explorers Club. Other Mad Cow credits include Death of a Salesman, Dreamgirls, Private Lives, Assassins, She Stoops to Conquer and Gone Missing. NYC credits include the Off-Broadway premiere of Green Gables (York Theatre). Other local favorites include: The Music Man (CFCArts), Harvey (Jester Theater Company), The Secret Garden (IceHouse Theatre), Evil Dead: The Musical (Theatre Downtown) and Sweeney Todd (Bob Carr) with Mad Cow Theatre and the Orlando Philharmonic. He received training from The Conservatory at Webster University in St. Louis. Thanks to his family, Rollins College co-workers, and friends for their love and support.

MAD COW THEATRE celebrates Season 18 in its home in downtown

Orlando. Mad Cow Theatre is one of Orlando’s most respected professional theatre companies, presenting compelling works of theatre for a wide range of audiences, with a passion for both classic and contemporary plays representing the best of American and world literature. Mad Cow Theatre attracts the area’s most talented and gifted actors, designers and directors. A mainstay of the company is its dedication to the process of creating theatre, incorporating in depth rehearsal and research periods along with a nurturing collaborative process. The company has received numerous awards, including Arts Innovator of the Year (United Arts of Central Florida), “Best Place to See a Play” (Orlando Sentinel). “Best Live Theatre” (Orlando Weekly), “Best Local Theatre Company” (Orlando Magazine), and “Best Performance Theatre” (Orlando Business Journal).

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The Harriett Theatre The Who’s TommyMusic and Lyrics by Pete TownshendBook by Pete Townshend and Des McAnuffAdditional Music and Lyrics by John Entwistle and Keith MoonoCt 3-Nov 2, 2014 James Joyce’s The DeaDMusic by Shaun DaveyBook & Lyrics by Richard NelsonDeC 5-JaN 4, 2015 The explorers clubby Nell BenjaminJaN 23-feB 22, 2015

The philaDelphia sToryby Philip BarryMar 20-aPr 19, 2015

ain’T misbehavin’Music by Fats WallerConceived by Richard Maltby, Jr. and Murray HorwitzJUN 5-JUL 5, 2015

clybourne parkby Bruce NorrisaUg 7-seP 6, 2015 The Zehngebot- Stonerock Theatre i anD youby Lauren GundersonNov 14-DeC 14, 2014

phoTograph 51by Anna ZieglerfeB 20-Mar 15, 2015

Dinner WiTh FrienDsby Donald MarguliesJUN 19-JUL 19, 2015

Tribesby Nina RaineaUg 21-seP 20, 2015

Mad Cow Theatre presents season 18

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Dusty MatthewsJody & Craig MaughanJackie McAdamsLisa McAlpineNancy B. McClureMallory McDonaldSuzanne McGovernSylvia McNeillJohn & Rebekah McReynoldsR. Matilde MesavageBob & Jan MillerGinny Morris-Ardin for Robert P. MorrisRich & Jane MuellerDon MuellerKevin & Tammy MuhsMr. & Mrs. Robert MurphyLisa MusanteRajesh NairRichard & Mary NathanAlbert “budd” & Cathy NesiCole NeSmithTeresa Neumann & Mary HewittJennafer NewberryAnne NorrisThomas Brendon NowickiRhonda OehlrichTherese OsborneShelley ParkJohn Parker & Deede SharpeElinor ParkerVirginia PartainCarrie & Ron PattersonMaria PerafanShirley PetersJean-Paul PinelliSusan Pins & Allan StevensonDiana Portillo

Roger & Tetyana PortmanMarian PriceAngela PryorGeorge & Jeanne QueridoJennifer QuigleyWilliam QuinlanJessica L. RandolphSarah Downs & Russ ReaderBarbara ReemsAllen & Alice ReinhardtKatie and Bill ReischmannMeredith & Robert RenardCarl & Sandra RendekLynne RickmanSusan M. RideoutMelinda RigneyJoan E. RobertsonMolly Rose & Bob FlemingJoan RosemanAndy RosemurgyMargaret RoslawskiAlison RoyleGerson L. SacksFred SalzmanDiane L. SandquistVince & Kelly SantoMary Jane SardoDavid SceurmanLeonard SchildhouseIra & Rhoda SchwartzbergCindy SegretoStan & Mimi ShaderPat ShannonGene ShepherdMrs. Aline J. ShipreckFred ShoemakerFran & Gordon ShogrenSandy SilbertDeb Simpson

Ann & Charles SimpsonMr. and Mrs. Tim SisleyCynthia Skogsberg in memory of Afton FilkoJoe L. & Beth SmithCelnah SmithIan and Helgi SoutarJohn & Joan StarkovichNira SteinBill & Leslie SternRobert StiefboldMary StineDarren & Joan SussmanKate SylvesterRon & Robin TaylorJennifer ThomasDr. Janet TinocoGarritt & Deb TooheyDr. & Mrs. Melvin TresserCecilia TyneEvan ValleStephen VanascoVicky VanwinkleGloria VilaAndrew VulichStacia L. WakeCatherine & Carla WaltzJoseph WapleCarol & Neil WassermanJane Walsh-WeberDr. James & Martha WilliamsonM. Lee WilsonJames WilsonLori & Daniel WiseStephen & Angela WithersKate WolvertonSherry WrightSuzanne ZeienMr. & Mrs. Samuel J. Zusmann Jr.Jerome Zygmunt

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United Arts of Central Florida is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and the one-stop-shop to support the arts, sciences and history in Central Florida. Donations are tax-deductible to the limit allowed by law. United Arts serves more than 50 cultural institutions and artists by raising and distributing funds, by securing and facilitating contracts for services including vital pre-K to 12th grade educational programming and by providing management, administrative and advisory services.Now in our 25th year of service to our community, and through the generosity of our Trustees and other donors, United Arts has invested more than $131 million in local arts and cultural organizations and education, and through them, the diverse and energetic community that is Central Florida. We are deeply grateful to all of our donors and community partners for their investment in this industry of creativity and service.

United Arts Donor Recognition – 2014

The Bryce L. West Foundation Bryce L. West

The City of Orlando The Honorable Buddy Dyer

Darden Restaurants, Inc. Bob McAdam

Elizabeth Morse Genius Foundation, Inc.

Florida Blue Tony Jenkins

Orange County, Florida The Honorable Tiffany Moore Russell

Orange County Public Schools Dr. Barbara M. Jenkins

Seminole County, Florida The Honorable John Horan

The University of Central Florida Dr. John C. Hitt

The Walt Disney World Resort James “Jim” MacPhee

Board of trustees

Premier Partners ($250,000+)The City of Orlando and EmployeesDa rden Restaurants, Inc., Darden Foundation

and EmployeesOrange County, Florida and EmployeesOra nge County, Public Schools and

EmployeesPartners ($175,000 - $249,999)JPMorgan ChaseTh e University of Central Florida and

EmployeesTrustees ($100,000 - $174,999)Florida BlueSe minole County, Florida and Seminole

County Public Library SystemWalt Disney World ResortAnonymous DonorAssociate Trustees ($50,000 - $99,999)Bank of AmericaGreater Orlando Aviation AuthorityLockheed Martin and EmployeesLo wndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor & Reed,

P.A. and EmployeesChairman’s Circle ($25,000 - $49,999)Florida Department of StateFoley & Lardner EmployeesMassey Services, Inc. and Employees

Orlando Magic and EmployeesWells Fargo and EmployeesPresident’s Circle ($10,000 - $24,999)Baker & Hostetler LLP and EmployeesBaker Barrios ArchitectsBright House Networks, LLCCity of Winter ParkDuke Energy and EmployeesHolland & Knight, LLP EmployeesOrlando Utilities Commission EmployeesPlatinum Circle ($7,500 - $9,999)De an, Mead, Egerton, Bloodworth, Capouano

& Bozarth, P.A. EmployeesGold Circle ($5,000 - $7,499)AAA National Office and EmployeesAkerman Senterfitt and EmployeesElectronic ArtsMi llenium Management Corporation - Laraine

and Phil FrahmOrlando Science Center Employees Premier Show GroupRollins College EmployeesSeaWorld Parks and Resorts OrlandoSu nTrust Bank, Central Florida, SunTrust

Foundation and EmployeesSilver Circle ($2,500 - $4,999)Amazon Hose & Rubber CompanyCarlton Fields Jorden Burt and Employees

Ci rque du Soleil Global Citizenship Department

Council of 101DAC BondFlorida Theatrical AssociationHoliday Inn Club VacationsMateer & Harbert, P.A. EmployeesOrlando HealthTupperware WorldwideUnited Arts of Central Florida EmployeesVisit Orlando EmployeesBronze Circle ($1,000 - $2,499)A. Brian Phillips, P.A.ABC Fine Wine & SpiritsAd vanced Materials Professional Services

LLC - Dr. Leslie and Mrs. Lynn Kramer in memory of Adlyne and Myron Kramer and Samuel Kraichman

Ba ker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz, PC and Employees

CenterplateCliftonLarsonAllen EmployeesCNL Financial Group EmployeesColonial Photo & Hobby, Inc.Cr oss, Fernandez & Riley, LLP and EmployeesDr . Frank Dienst and Marilyn Dienst Medical

Services LLCHometown EntertainmentHouck Talent, Inc.

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Ji ll S. Schwartz & Associates, P.A. - Jill S. Schwartz

KPMG, LLP Employees

Od d-o-Ts’ Entertainment in honor of all those that keep us performing!

Orange AppealOrlando Philharmonic OrchestraPineloch Management Corporation

Silver Bullet Tech Pros, Inc.Smart CityValencia CollegeWalgreen Co

Individual and Foundation DonorsPartners ($175,000 - $249,999)The Bryce L. West FoundationElizabeth Morse Genius Foundation Inc.

Associate Trustees ($50,000 - $99,999)Florida Charities FoundationFrank Santos and Dan Dantin

Chairman’s Circle ($25,000 - $49,999)A Friends’ Foundation TrustLyn and David BerelsmanRita and John LowndesDr. Kenneth and Trisha MargesonHarvey L. and Carol MasseyAnnette P. NeelAlan G. Whittaker

President’s Circle ($10,000 - $24,999)David and Judy AlbertsonBerl BrechnerM. Elizabeth BrothersWhit and Martha CottenJanet DonahueAva and Art DoppeltPaula and Buddy Eidel and FamilyMa rilyn Goldman in memory of Siegmund

GoldmanEdward HensleyValerie and Eddie InsignaresHarriett LakeJohn and Carolyn MartinBob McAdamKenneth and Ann Hicks MurrahThe Dick and Mary Nunis Charitable Gift Fund Jaqueline L. Bradley and Clarence Otis Jr. Dr . Mary Palmer in memory of Amy Catherine

PalmerPublix Super Markets CharitiesHelen C. RouthierJohn and Audrey RuggieriDavid Sutton and Paula ShivesOakstone Philanthropy Dr. and Mrs. William Steele and FamilyKathryn Chicone UstlerDr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Warren3 Anonymous Donors

Platinum Circle ($7,500 - $9,999)Pat and Audrey KnipeJim and Alexis PughValerie and Jim Shapiro

El aine Berol Taylor and Scott Bevan Taylor Foundation

Robert and Shirley Waggoner

Gold Circle ($5,000 - $7,499)Jo hn W. and Linda Cone Allen in honor of

Maestro Christopher WilkinsMatt and Alana BrennerHoward BrittMs. Stewart H. BrownDr. Andy and Verna BuchsClifford and LaVonne Graese FoundationVal and Paul CollinsRobert and Tricia EarlMichael Elsberry and Sally BlackmunCarol Stanley FennerLaraine and Phil FrahmFreddi and Jim GoodrichTerri and Michael HardingMr. and Mrs. L. P. HerzogEdward and Helen Layman Family FundGe ne and Amy Lee Fund at the Community

Foundation of Greater AtlantaDr. Mitch and Swantje Levin, Summit Wealth

PartnersJudy and Tony LutkusMr. Alex and The Hon. Cynthia MackinnonMr. and Mrs. Lester MandellJoyce and John McLeodGa len Miller - Ruth McCormack Tankersley

Trust in memory of Tiffany TankersleyRobin H. MurphyBlair and Diane MurphyBeth and Jack NagleDaisy NgRosemary O’SheaBorron and Beppy OwenJohn Parker and Deede SharpeJo-El Quinlan and Robert BottelliThe Rev. and Mrs. Eric Ravndal IIIWa yne and Dr. Robin Roberts Donor Advised

Fund of the Central Florida FoundationJohn and Margaret SandersTeresa M. SebastianMr. and Mrs. Rupe SidhuDrs. John and Gail SinclairBosco R. and Beverly J. SlaughterSimon and Ellen SnyderSteve Goldman Charitable FoundationDr. Robert F. and Mrs. Martha S. Stonerock Jr.Blaine and Rebecca SweattPhilip and Sigrid Tiedtke

Wi lliam Newkirk and Cheryl Tschanz Family Foundation

Robert B. White Jr.Scott H. WilsonYing Family Foundation3 Anonymous Donors

Silver Circle ($2,500 - $4,999)Rita and Jeffrey Adler FoundationAn dy and Autumn Ames in memory of John M.

TiedtkeJohn and Lee BenzJoe and Carol BertCarol-Lynn and Frank BevcJeanne Miles BlackburnLaurie BurnsO’Ann and Pat ChristiansenDrs. Jeff Cohen and Luci BelnickCarol and Ted ConnerCandice J. CrawfordCarl and Ann CroftDr. Ronald and Nancy DavisJeffrey and Jennifer DeckerFrank J. DohertyDonna DowlessSeline and Leonard DreifusJudith M. DudaAndrea EliscuGe orge S. Fender in honor of American

Military ForcesRandolph and Susan FieldsDavid C. GeorgeKathryn and Bud GrammerBrian Henties in honor of Maile MillerKatherine Ho and Joey SaccoAllen and Dana IrwinHugh and Caroline JamesDean JohnsonMichael J. and Aimee Rusinko KakosNorma and Bernard KaplanMarc and Henrietta KatzenMary F. KelshFord W. Kiene and Jennifer QuigleyM. Virginia KlaasenDr. Susan Cohn Lackman and Dr. Richard D.

KnappMary Laurie LaneJim and Kara LaurenceJames R. Lussier and Nancy C. JacobsonFra ncille MacFarland, M.D. in memory of

Hilda WolfPaula and Michael Manchester

corporate and Government Donors (contInueD)

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Mr. and Mrs. James M. MartinDavid R. MattsonJay Yellen and Elizabeth MaupinMichael Nocero in memory of Mary Jo NoceroRonald and Carrie PattersonMrs. Gale PetronisJennifer R. QuigleyChristopher and Carol RanckRebecca RhodesPhoebe and Eliot RosewaterCorrine K. RoyBetsy and Joe SamuelRichard and DJ Shantz FundDiane and Robert SmedleyDrs. David Smuckler and Maxine TabasElizabeth Allen SterchiPaula S. StuartJudith ThompsonTom and Teresa Quinn FundCynthia TomlinsonJoan and Harry TravisLynda Walker and Marc AllaireHarold and Libby WardPeter and Frances WeldonTheresa and Tim WillingsBill and Suzy WilsonGayle WirtzLeighton and Phyllis YatesTom and Penny YochumDr. Armand and Alison Zilioli

Bronze Circle ($1,000 - $2,499)Matthew and Rebecca AhearnCarol and Herb ArkinGordon and Susan ArkinGrateful For The Anonymous DonorChristi AshbyKim Ashby in honor of Bob and Katy AshbyMaria-Elena AugustinNancy AustinRandy and Lisa BabittDavid B. BaerMelissa BakerDavid F. BaldreeJamie BaratiBeth Barnes and John CrocittoAndrea and Dick BatchelorDonna Mirus BatesCharlene BellBlaise and Elizabeth BenoistRocky and Cissy BergmanSusan Fox BeversluisShirley D. BiasAnn and Derek BlakesleeCarolyn BliceDarryl M. BloodworthAlbert and Cheryl BogdanowitschRussell and Mary Ellen BoiceRon and Teri BojaladSusan and Clancey BoundsScott Bowman and Luis HernandezJackie Bozzuto and Chris Fountas

Connie and Roy BrandNicki and Jeff BrommeJeff and Faith BuhlerCharlotte CaffreyKim and Tom CannoldSandra CarboneJohn J. CarneyLinda and Bruce ChapinChristopher-Meunch FamilyDebbie ClementsDr. and Mrs. Delos CliftHillary and Jay M. CohenBeryl and Trevor ColbournSusan M. ConnellyPaul and Sharon ConwayAthalia and Robert CopeMr. and Mrs. Coleman CordellStanley J. CordingDr. Chris Crotty and Ms. Janie BrownleeSusan M. CurranFred and Gayle CurtisAlan and Susan DavisFrancie and Wayne DearMary L. DemetreeDuncan and Lael DewahlPatricia DeYoungDr. and Mrs. Frank DienstBruce DouglasKristy Doyle and Bob TurnerBecky and Andrew DubillMr s. Buell G. Duncan Jr. in memory of Buell G.

Duncan Jr.Pa tsy Duphorne in memory of Marvin

DuphorneMichael P. DwulitPa tricia R. Edwards in memory of Stanley

FennerCommissioner Ted B. EdwardsAm bassador Harriet L. Elam-Thomas and

Mr. Wilfred J. Thomas in honor of Annetta Elam-Capdeville

Steve and Joan ElkerLee and Carolyn EubankJohn G. FadoolJosé A. FajardoDr. Jay and Randye FalkDr. and Mrs. Jefferson S. FlowersBrian J. Foye and Colleen C. FoyeMr. and Mrs. Richard FultonGarber/Collins Charitable Gift FundGayle G. and Marlene GardnerMargaret B. GarlandThe Garvey FamilyDr. Matt GayDr. and Mrs. Charles W. GeorgeDrs. Brad and Kerry GieddSuzanne E. GilbertLinda Landman GonzalezCarol and Leonard GreenbaumDr . Scott Greenwood and Dr. Pamela

Freeman-GreenwoodGrant E. Gribble and Jack B. HansonJean Grono-Nowry

Ellen M. GuenetteEdye and Ed HaddockDr. and Mrs. Yu Hak HahnJodie A. HardmanBrian HanafinPaul M. HarmonRobert Matthew HeadlandMarty and Jim HeekinDr. Stephen and Ruth Ann HellerJim Helsinger and Suzanne O’DonnellMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. HerderFannie HillmanJohn and Martha HittRuby Homayssi, LCDR, USN Ret.Martha and Lynn HowleBetty and Paul HoyerJulie HuntleyJoseph Richard and Jan J. HurtDr. Diane M. JacobsMrs. Patricia E. JenkinsMary C. JohnsonPamela JohnsonStacey R. JohnsonHal H. KantorKeith and Claudia KasenRK and Faron KelleyRandy and Becky KelleyBarbara and Gil KempMaureen and Mark KennedyJoe and Lisa KernJim KerseySung K. Kim in honor of Euri KimRyan KirschBarbara Kitashima and Kenn SaruwatariAndrea and Philip KobrinMichael and Darcy KrajewskiDr. Leslie and Mrs. Lynn Kramer in memory

of Adlyne and Myron Kramer and Samuel Kraighman

Linda and Rich KrecicCol. and Mrs. Robert and Jerilyn KrepsDr. and Mrs. J. S. KwonRob and Wendy LandryKaren and Mickey LaneJames and Peggy LantzChong Il LeeMeredith E. LevelDr. Michael and Diane LevineBob and Mimi LipkaDr. Dorothy T. LloydJordan LomasDavid LothropJohn and Pamela LyleJanine and Jim MadisonTed MainesRo bert and Julie Mandell in honor of John and

Rita LowndesDr. and Mrs. Thomas L. MarchAlex and Juliet MartinsTony MasseyAndrea Massey-FarrellJody and Craig MaughanDr. and Mrs. James McClelland

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Daniel and Elizabeth McIntoshJohn and Rebekah McReynoldsRobert W. Mead Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Robert MetzgerMark and Christine MiddlebrookDr. A. Migliara Jr.Maile MillerDr . Margaret G. and Mr. Charles E. Miller in

memory of Jennifer C. Miller, our daughterJi m and Cynthia Milligan in honor of Jacklyn

WrightDale and Martha MorrisonJan MossJ. Michael and Helene MurphyMurphy Family FoundationCi ndy and Frank Murray in honor of The

Awesome Epcot/DTD Entertainment TeamLisa NasonN. Y. Nathiri in honor of Mrs. Ella Augusta

Johnson DinkinsRich and JoAnn NewmanMolly O’NeillMargery PabstRobert PainterDr . and Mrs. Robert Palumbo in honor of Mrs.

Heldy CharneyGlenn and Beverly PaulkDw Phineas PerkinsNancy K. PhippsRoger and Gloria PickarMelanie and Eddie PipkinEllen and Martin PragueAlbert and Lisa PrastSteven and Nancy PriceSibille PritchardFred and Jeanie RaffaJolyon Ramer in memory of Dorothy L. RamerBill and Joan RandolphJames and Beverly Rawlings

Diane and Phil ReeceShyla and Steve ReichJohn and Virginia RigsbyJo hnny Rivers in memory of Johnnie Mae

WilsonWilliam and Barbara RobbinsonThe Roper Family Foundation Inc.Joan Ruffier and Edward ManningJohn Daniel RuffierJames and Judy RussellMichael and Theresa RyanMichael P. SampsonJudy and Stan SandefurJeffrey C. SchenckFrank SchornagleSally and Jack SchottJim and Pat SchroederEl aine and Paul SchumacherJill S. SchwartzBG Stephen M. Seay USA, Ret.Briggs and Victoria SellersKenneth S. ShappellGeanne and Adrian ShareJoel H. Sharp Jr.Winifred J. SharpJa mes G. Shepp in honor of Christopher

Wilkins and Suellen Fagin-AllenJoe ShipesImogene ShiplettMarie and Tom ShumilakJean E. SiegfriedHeather Walsh and David SigalowScot A. Silzer and Karen S. DayAnn and Charles SimpsonCharlie and Becca SloanGeorge and Gretchen SmithMark Edward SmithDennis SobeckHeather Sooder

Gary and Barbara SorensenGeorge and Barbara StedronskyDoug StelznerRene StutzmanPhil and Melissa SubletteCory L. TaylorMindy and Rob TeegardenMr. and Mrs. David R. Terry Jr.Jim ThomasTo m and Kathy Cardwell Charitable Fund of

the Schwab Charitable FundLeila Edgerton TrismenAnthea M. TurnerJerry and Barbara TwedtHeather UngerMr. Hardy VaughnDrs. Kenneth and Bernadette VehecDonald VoorheesDr. Lawrence and Nancy WagersRe verend Robbi Walker and Mr. William

WalkerGeorge WallaceKaty Moss WarnerRobert A. WarrenNeil and Malka WebmanBarbara WeinreichMiriam WestonWilliam R. White, IIILuke and Keri WidmerTrudy WildDaniel WilliamsJohn and Helen WilliamsAbe and Tess WiseKathy and Jon YerglerTodd Zimmerman9 Anonymous Donors

Gifts as of July 31, 2014

To see the complete list of 2014 donors, please visit www.UnitedArts.ccUnited Arts of Central Florida is supported in part by the State of Florida, Department of State,

Division of Cultural Affairs and the Florida Council on Arts and Culture.

2450 Maitland Center Parkway, Ste 201 • Maitland, Florida 32751-4140Phone: 407.628.0333 • Fax: 407.628.9110 • Email: [email protected] • Web: www.UnitedArts.cc

Individual and Foundation Donors (contInueD)

2014 - 2015 Donors

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