Seattle Repertory Theatre

L I F E O N S TA G E 2013-2014 Annual Report

MESSAGE FROM LEADERSHIP

THE 2013-2014 SEASON marked the end of an era. It began with the announcement of Managing Director Benjamin Moore’s decision to retire and ended with the unexpected passing of Artistic Director Jerry Manning. Both men were beloved leaders, generous mentors and fierce advocates for the theatre; it was their shared legacy. In their final season together, both Ben and Jerry shied away from conversations about their combined past, preferring to always talk about the theatre’s future. Nowhere was that more apparent than in their mutual enthusiasm for the Rep’s New Play Program. Fittingly, the 2013-2014 season showcased three world premieres from Northwest playwrights—Elizabeth Heffron’s offbeat Bo-Nita; David Pichette and R. Hamilton Wright’s inventive take on Sherlock Holmes, The Hound of the Baskervilles; and Samuel D. Hunter’s haunting meditation on spirituality, sexuality and aging, A Great Wilderness. In counterpart to these new works, Jerry and the artistic team programmed an eclectic mix of re-imagined classics (A Servant of Two Masters, Who’s Afraid of

BRADEN ABRAHAM Acting Artistic Director 2014–2015 Season

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Virginia Woolf?), New York hits (Venus in Fur, Once) and a rare theatrical visit from legendary director Peter Brook (The Suit). Together, these eight plays provided our patrons with ample forums for conversation and discussion, entertainment and enlightenment. The following pages highlight Seattle Rep’s activities on and off the stage, providing a snapshot of what was ultimately a year of great theatre, high emotion and leadership transition. Penning these words six months later, we are reminded anew of Ben and Jerry’s parting gift to the Rep. The 2014-2015 season they planned has gotten off to a remarkable start! The Vaudevillians and Robert Schenkkan’s All the Way and The Great Society are critical and commercial hits—breaking previous Seattle Rep sales records. It’s an amazing way to start a new era at the Rep and we thank them every day. Just as we thank you for continuing to support great art and Seattle Repertory Theatre.

JEFFREY HERRMANN Managing Director 2014–2015 Season

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A MESSAGE FROM OUR BOARD LEADERSHIP BOARD OF TRUSTEES WITH THE PRODUCTION of three world premieres by Northwest playwrights, the 2013-2014 season introduced our audiences to exciting new work and reaffirmed our institutional commitment to putting the “Seattle” back in Seattle Repertory Theatre. Our commission of R. Hamilton Wright and David Pichette’s adaptation of The Hound of the Baskervilles was staged and performed by local artists and became one of the best-selling shows in the Rep’s history. The two world premieres in our Leo K. season, Elizabeth Heffron’s Bo-Nita and our commission of Samuel D. Hunter’s A Great Wilderness, also featured primarily Seattle artists. Each of these new works garnered strong reviews and thoughtful responses from critics and audiences alike. We are so grateful to Artistic Director Jerry Manning and Managing Director Benjamin Moore for their leadership and foresight in planning a terrific 20132014 season, which began with Ben’s announcement that it would be his last before retirement. The annual Gala on March 15, 2014 honored Ben’s 28-year career at the Rep and set a new record for funds raised in support of our education programs, for which he has been a passionate advocate. Just a few weeks later, Seattle Rep and

the greater arts community suffered an enormous loss with Jerry’s sudden passing on April 30, 2014. An all-around theatre practitioner, Jerry was a beloved leader, director, producer, mentor and friend. A capacity crowd gathered in the Bagley Wright Theatre on June 2, 2014 for a public Celebration of Life in his honor. The outpouring of condolences and warm memories we received reminded us, once again, of the special bond that theatre creates and the incredible impact Jerry had on our audiences and the community at large. At the close of the 2013-2014 season, Seattle Rep embarked on a new era of leadership. Braden Abraham, a gifted director and member of the Rep’s artistic staff since 2003, was appointed Acting Artistic Director, while Jeffrey Herrmann, formerly Managing Director of Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company in Washington, D.C., joined him at the helm. Together they are making a formidable duo, ably supported by the Rep’s talented senior management team. As Seattle Rep embraces this significant transition, we draw inspiration and joy from the art and artists on our stages, and from the many dedicated subscribers, donors and volunteers who make our work possible. Thank you so much for your support.

Shauna Woods Chair Becky Lenaburg President Jean-Pierre Green Vice President/Treasurer Bruce Bradburn Vice President Stellman Keehnel Vice President Amy Bautista Vice President Phil McCune Vice President Earle J. Hereford Secretary Hal Strong Chair Emeritus Tamra Chandler President-Elect TRUSTEES Clodagh Ash Lynne Bush Donna Cochener-Metcalfe Jim Copacino Adam Cornell Tracy Daw Mark Dickison Bill Franklin Sherri Havens Toni Hoffman Winky Hussey Bruce E.H. Johnson John Keegan Deborah T. Killinger Jerry Manning † Marcella McCaffray Phil McCune Kevin Miller Terri Olson Miller Kevin Millison Benjamin Moore † Jerry Nagae Rebecca Pomering Tim Rattigan Renée Ryan Julie Sandler Laurette Simmons † Richard B. Stead, M.D.

Christine Stevens Julie Villegas Pallavi Mehta Wahi Marisa Walker Nancy Ward Scott R. Weaver Richard Weisman TRUSTEES EMERITI Nancy Alvord Pam Anderson Robert S. Cline Bill Gates, Sr. John Hempelmann Robert L. King, Jr. Lynn Manley John A. Moga Ilse Oles Ann Ramsay-Jenkins Stanley Savage Dorothy L. Simpson Carlyn Steiner Janet True James F. Tune Jean Viereck Jill Watkins ADVISORY COUNCIL David Alhadeff Chap Alvord Jack Cortis Debra Doran Joanne Euster Greg Gottesman Mary Kay Haggard H.L. (Skip) Kotkins, Jr. Nancy Mertel J. P. Michael Robin Nelson Bruce Pym Deborah Rosen Patrick Schultheis Tammy Talman SRT FOUNDATION BOARD Bruce E.H. Johnson, Chairman Carlyn Steiner, ViceChairman Ben Moore, President/ Vice President Rachel Robert, Secretary/ Treasurer Margaret Clapp Allan Davis Jean-Pierre Green † Becky Lenaburg † John A. Moga Ann Ramsay-Jenkins Elizabeth D. Rudolf Shauna Woods † † ex-officio

BECKY LENABURG 2013-2014 Board President ANNUAL REPORT 2014 | MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD

SHAUNA WOODS 2013-2014 Board Chair

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2 013 -2 014 S E A S O N SEASON BY THE NUMBERS

Subscribers

Number of performances

Tickets sold

Patrons under 25 in attendance

BAGLEY WRIGHT THEATRE

LEO K. THEATRE

THE SERVANT OF TWO MASTERS

BO-NITA (WORLD PREMIERE)

By Carlo Goldoni, adapted by Constance Congdon, from a translation by Christina Sibul

By Elizabeth Heffron

Directed by Christopher Bayes SEPTEMBER 27–OCTOBER 20, 2013

Directed by Paul Budraitis OCTOBER 18–NOVEMBER 17, 2013

BAGLEY WRIGHT THEATRE

LEO K. THEATRE

THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES (WORLD PREMIERE)

A GREAT WILDERNESS (WORLD PREMIERE)

By Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, adapted by David Pichette and R. Hamilton Wright

Directed by Braden Abraham FEBRUARY 7–MARCH 9, 2014

Directed by Allison Narver NOVEMBER 15–DECEMBER 15, 2013

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By Samuel D. Hunter

Clockwise from top left: Hannah Mootz in Seattle Repertory Theatre’s Bo-Nita, 2013. Photo: Nate Watters; (l to r) Steven Epp and Liz Wisan in Yale Repertory Theatre’s The Servant of Two Masters, 2009. Photo: Richard Termine; (l to r) Michael Winters and Jack Taylor in Seattle Repertory Theatre’s A Great Wilderness, 2014. Photo: Alabastro Photography; Andrew McGinn and Darragh Kennan in Seattle Repertory Theatre’s The Hound of the Baskervilles, 2013. Photo: Chris Bennion.

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BAGLEY WRIGHT THEATRE

BAGLEY WRIGHT THEATRE

VENUS IN FUR

THE SUIT

By David Ives

Based on The Suit by Can Themba, Mothobi Mutloatse, and Barney Simon

Directed by Shana Cooper FEBRUARY 7–MARCH 9, 2014 presented in association with Arizona Theatre Company

Direction, adaptation, and music by Peter Brook, Marie-Hélène Estienne and Franck Krawczyk MARCH 19–APRIL 6, 2014 presented in association with Seattle Theatre Group

BAGLEY WRIGHT THEATRE

PARAMOUNT THEATRE

WHO’S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? By Edward Albee

Directed by Braden Abraham APRIL 18–MAY 18, 2014

ONCE By Enda Walsh, music and lyrics by Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová

Directed by John Tiffany JUNE 3–JUNE 8, 2014 presented in association with Seattle Theatre Group and KeyBank Broadway at The Paramount

Clockwise from top left: (l to r) Gillian Williams and Michael Tisdale in Seattle Repertory Theatre’s Venus in Fur (2014). Photo by Chris Bennion; (l to r) Ivanno Jeremiah and Nonhlanhla Kheswa in Peter Brook’s The Suit. Photo: Pascal Victor, ArtcomArt; Stuart Ward and Dani de Waal from the Once Tour Company © Joan Marcus; (l to r) Pamela Reed and R. Hamilton Wright in Seattle Repertory Theatre’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Photo: Alabastro Photography;

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NEW PLAY PROGRAM

SEATTLE REPERTORY THEATRE IS COMMITTED to discovering and nurturing playwrights and their work. Our New Play Program offers the perfect balance of passion for the creative process with the resources needed to help bring the next great American play to life. We carefully curate what we support each year, and local writers and stories based in the Northwest always win a special place in our heart. WORLD PREMIERES During the 2013-2014 season we featured three world premiere productions: The Hound of the Baskervilles by David Pichette and R. Hamilton Wright, Bo-Nita by Writers Group alumna Elizabeth Heffron, and A Great Wilderness by Samuel D. Hunter. Both Heffron and Hunter’s plays grew out of Seattle Rep commissions. COMMISSIONS February 2014 saw the Rep announce six new commissions. Samuel Hunter and Braden Abraham, 2014.

Adaptation of Kirsten Grind’s The Lost Bank: The Story of Washington Mutual – The Biggest Bank Failure in American History adapted by Anna Ziegler Author Kirsten Grind will co-adapt her book The Lost Bank with playwright Anna Ziegler, a compelling account of the collapse of Washington Mutual written while Grind was a reporter at the Puget Sound Business Journal. The Lost Bank is a story that is uniquely Seattle’s, and it’s a perfect example of the Rep’s commitment to putting life onstage. Adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People adapted by Braden Abraham from a new literal translation by Bonnie Swift Set in the Pacific Northwest, this reimagined classic follows a doctor who defies an entire town by exposing a water contamination scandal. Adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray adapted by David Pichette and R. Hamilton Wright On the heels of their enormously successful adaptation of The Hound of the Baskervilles, Pichette and Wright tackle another literary classic.

David Pichette and R. Hamilton Wright.

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Basketcases  By Cheryl L. West In the highly competitive world of young women’s basketball, the drama can be even more intense off the court. Acclaimed Seattle playwright Cheryl L. West’s funny and biting new play takes a front row view of life in the bleachers and the lengths some moms are willing to go to make sure their daughters make the cut.

Playwright Cheryl L. West

Idea of Order at Key West  By Lisa Peterson and Todd Almond Co-commission with La Jolla Playhouse Inspired by the poem of the same name by Wallace Stevens. Lizard Boy By Justin Huertas Commissioned 2010 Commission renewed 2013 Seattle Rep World Premiere March 27-April 26, 2015 From the ashes of Mount St. Helens emerged a monster with mysterious powers—powers that changed one boy’s life forever. Superhero or freak? Not even he was sure until one fated night of adventure, music and love on the streets of Seattle. Expect the unexpected in this original rock musical. WRITERS GROUP A forum for playwrights to challenge, encourage and motivate each other through an extended conversation about their work, the Writers Group aims to foster the talent of Northwest playwrights at all stages of their careers, from emerging new voices to established professionals. Each playwright is awarded a two-year residency, during which they receive a modest stipend, attend bi-weekly group meetings and have access to Seattle Rep resources. Each writer presented their work-in-progress at a Writers Group Showcase in June 2014 to culminate the season.

The 2013 Writers Group

The 2013-2014 Season Writers Group members included: Holly Arsenault Scot Augustson Frank Basloe Lisa Halpern Keri Healey Brendan Healy Arlitia Jones Bryan Willis

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INSPIRING THE NEXT GENERATION

SEATTLE REPERTORY THEATRE CREATES PRODUCTIONS and programs that surprise, entertain, challenge and uplift our community through a shared act of imagination. Through our school-based programs, we serve as a resource for arts integration and theatre-based curriculum by building and sustaining relationships with teachers and students. Through our public and continuing education programs, we use theatre as a tool for the communication of ideas, stories, emotions and beliefs. During the 2013-2014 season, Seattle Rep served 6,523 students and educators—a 29% increase over the previous season. PROGRAMS FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES Student Matinee Program Through the Student Matinee Program, Seattle Rep offers special performances of its regular-season productions during the school day, followed by post-play discussions. In the weeks leading up to the show, teachers can sign up for a free in-class workshop with a professional Teaching Artist, who collaborates with teachers in the classroom to prepare and inform students about the play they will experience.

Student matinee audience.

During the 2013-14 season, Seattle Rep offered seven student matinees, including three performances of the enormously popular and critically acclaimed The Hound of the Baskervilles. All together, our Student Matinees served an audience of 4,808 students—an increase of 33% over the prior season. This figure includes 913 students who received free pre-show residencies, more than twice the figure for the previous year. August Wilson Monologue Competition The competition drew 55 student participants, each of whom selected a monologue from one of August Wilson’s plays and received extensive coaching from Seattle Rep’s team of professional Teaching Artists. Following the preliminary round of judging on February 1, 2014, ten semi-finalists were selected to advance to the finals on February 25. Each performed a three-minute monologue in the Leo K. Theatre before a panel of judges drawn from the local arts community. The top three competitors each received a small cash prize and an all-expenses-paid trip to New York City, where they represented Seattle in the National Finals, which took place on Broadway at the August Wilson Theatre on May 5, 2014.

The winners of the 2014 August Wilson Monologue Competition in Seattle were Alexis Baldridge of Timberline High School, Josiah Townsend of Mercer Island High School, and Jazzy Ducay of The Center School.

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August Wilson Intro Residencies In addition to the Monologue Competition, Seattle Rep also introduces students to August Wilson’s vast body of work using his Tony Award-winning play Fences as a focal point. Following an in-depth reading of the play, our Teaching Artists engaged students in multidisciplinary, on-your-feet activities—including acting performances, playwriting, scene analysis, and production design—to help them connect to Wilson’s life and work. Residencies were held at Seattle Academy and Shorewood High School, reaching 150 students. Playwriting Projects For more than a decade, Seattle Rep’s educators and professional Teaching Artists have been mentoring high school students through the process of writing their own short plays. This season we partnered with Seattle’s Roosevelt High School, Mercer Island High School and The Center School, a performing arts magnet school located on the Seattle Center campus. Each school created four ten-minute plays, written and produced by the students themselves, under the guidance of theatre professionals. A total of 56 students got to see their plays premiere on the stage of Seattle Rep’s Leo K. Theatre, reaching nearly 700 of the students’ peers, teachers, and family members. Roosevelt High School students in Henri Joyce Fitzmaurice’s short play The Last Straw.

Y-WE Speak For the second year in a row, Seattle Rep partnered with Young Women Empowered (Y-WE), a local non-profit that provides mentorship and empowerment programs for teen girls from diverse backgrounds for a nine-month theatre residency. Sixty young women ages 13-19 and 20 adult mentors participated in a series of generative workshops with a team of Teaching Artists. Twelve youth, together with ten mentors, elected to participate in the final performance on International Women’s Day, March 8, 2014. These 22 women took to the stage of the Leo K. Theatre to share their ideas and life experiences in an uplifting theatre piece framed by the questions: Who is a woman who inspires you? Why is she an inspiration? How does that inspiration affect your life? An audience of 280 friends, family and community members attended the show. CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Y-WE students in the original theatre piece Y-WE Speak: A Celebration of International Women’s Day.

Bringing Theatre into the Classroom In collaboration with Seattle Children’s Theatre and Book-It Repertory Theatre, Seattle Rep hosted Bringing Theatre into the Classroom, a five-day intensive workshop that trains K-12 educators to integrate theatre-based techniques into daily instruction. In July 2013, 49 teachers attended a summer seminar focused on written curricula linked to Common Core Standards in the arts. Over the course of the school year, we conducted follow-up residencies for 36 of the seminar participants, which paired teachers with professional Teaching Artists to

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collaborate on arts learning curricula in their classrooms. Through this process, the Teaching Artists supported the classroom teachers in implementing the tools and techniques they learned during the summer seminar, incorporating theatre and arts appreciation into the curriculum and using drama to make other subjects come alive. Thanks to generous funding from the NEA, BTiC participants could continue their learning online via a newly launched microsite, bticseattle.org.

BTiC participants had the opportunity to choose from more than 20 workshops during their weeklong summer seminar.

Teaching Artist Training Lab Seattle Repertory Theatre is honored to have hosted the Teaching Artist Training Lab (TAT Lab), a professional development program for Washington State Teaching Artists, from 2011-2014. In the third and final year of this partnership with the Washington State Arts Commission and Pacific Northwest Ballet, the Rep served a cohort of 29 Teaching Artists from various artistic disciplines and regions across the state. The eight-month program included eight days of on-site training six teleconferences, and ongoing individualized support from a Teaching Artist mentor. Playwriting Classes Taught by professional playwriting and Teaching Artist Kristina Sutherland-Rowell, our introductory playwriting class encouraged audience members to go beyond watching theatre at Seattle Rep to creating theatre at Seattle Rep. Designed for non-theatre professionals, the eight-week class culminated with a showcase of participants’ work performed by nonunion actors. Twenty-one patrons participated. Professional Arts Training Program Seattle Rep’s Professional Arts Training Program helps to develop the theatre artists and managers of tomorrow. Our full-time, post-college interns work across all production and administration departments, from production management, stage management, technical direction, props, paint and lighting design to artistic casting, literary selection, education, marketing, graphics and development. A small stipend ($200/ week) is provided to ensure a competitive and committed pool of talent.

The 2013–2014 intern class celebrates.

For the 2013-2014 season we drew 300 applicants, including graduates of some of the most prestigious national and regional colleges and universities, such as Princeton University, Stanford University, Vassar College, the University of Washington, the University of Puget Sound, and Whitman College. From this group, we selected 14 interns, who were employed at the Rep full-time from September 2013 to May 2014.

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FINANCES

DURING THE 2013–2014 SEASON, Seattle Rep sought to maintain the positive sales momentum generated by the prior year’s 50th Anniversary with engaging and timely programming, while at the same time reducing personnel expenses. With smaller casts for several productions, the specific programming requirements for the season brought down expenses for artistic salaries and fees. Non-union staff wages and benefits were held at prior-year rates and a one-week hiatus was incorporated to help reduce overall costs. However, overly optimistic income targets following our 50th Anniversary season led to shortfalls in ticket sales and contributions, resulting in a budget deficit of ($441k) or (4.8%).

CONTRIBUTED INCOME*



8% 16%

47 %

CO NT R I B U T E D I N C OM E $ 3 . 2 4 M I L L I ON

6%



6%



17 %



19

4%

Individual Gifts

47%

$1,524

Foundations

17%

$538

Special Events, net

16%

$519

Government Support

8%

$242

ArtsFund & NCTF

6%

$210

Corporate Support

6%

$208

100%

$3,241

OPERATING INCOME*



%

47%

O PE R AT I N G I N C OM E $ 8 . 8 3 M I L L I ON

Ticket Income

47%

$3,527

Contributed Income

37%

$3,241

Endowment Support

19%

$1,650

4%

$413

100%

$8,831

Other Earned Income





OPERATING EXPENSES*

37 %

4% 6%



50%

O PE R AT I N G EX PE N S E S $ 9 . 2 7 M I L L I ON



% 16

50%

$4,609

Marketing & Communications

24%

$2,185

4%

$403

16%

$600

6%

$1,475

100.0%

$9,272

Education Development

%





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Administration & Facilities

*derived from audited financial statements, in thousands

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ENGAGING THE COMMUNITY Every season we seek to make connections between the art on stage and the art of daily living. Here are some highlights from the 2013-2014 season. CLUB 20/30 Founded in 2013, this commitment-free program for audiences in their 20s and 30s entered its second year. More than 750 club members took advantage of exclusive perks including happy hour beverage prices at all performances, free seat upgrades, free exchanges and personal concierge service. The signature event, Party in the Wings, soared to new heights with 162 members attending a performance of Venus in Fur and a party on stage following the show. Coverage of the event was featured in Seattle Met Magazine both in print and online. BARK BY POPULAR DEMAND! Following on the tremendous success of Dog’s Night Out in 2012, this popular event returned on Sunday, December 15, for a performance of The Hound of the Baskervilles. Patrons were invited to bring their canine pal to the theater for a memorable evening at this special pooch-friendly event. The event sold out – 113 canines attended and brought along 207 humans as their dates for $12,500 in ticket revenue! Seattle Rep also collected more than 1,500 lbs of pet food donations for Seattle Human Society’s Pet Food Bank to benefit low-income, sick and elderly pet owners. A GREAT WILDERNESS – SPEAK UP! Artistic Director Jerry Manning hosted four Speak Up! panel discussions focused on the themes of the play including religion, coming out, reparative therapy, aging and how these themes were reflected in our lives today. Participating panelists included State Senator Marko Liias; reparative therapy survivor Daniel Cords; Jennifer Davies of Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays; John Neitzel, St. Mark’s Cathedral; Annie Wilson, Bayview Retirement Community; and Elizabeth Chapin, University of Washington. More than 200 patrons participated in four post-show discussions that were free and open to the public. THE SUIT – COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Seattle Rep partnered with Seattle Theatre Group to host events throughout the community prior and during the engagement of this limited world tour and West Coast premiere. Events included a co-sponsorship of South African choreographer Gregory Moqoma at On the Boards; a Humanities Washington Think & Drink discussion focused on Seattle’s role in social change; a Speak Up! panel featuring the role of women in South African culture hosted by Valerie Curtis-Newton; and an exclusive master class for Seattle artists with members of cast. Seattle Rep worked with Dress for Success to collect professional attire for disadvantaged women in support of career development.

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SUPPORTING THE REP

SRO The Seattle Repertory Organization (SRO) is one of the largest, most active theatre volunteer organizations in the country. Members gather monthly at Seattle Rep for a short business meeting, followed by a program related to the art being presented on stage. During the 2013-14 season, SRO’s 57 active members contributed 4,982 volunteer hours and used the proceeds from their volunteer-run Shop at the Rep and numerous small fundraisers to contribute $30,000 to the theatre.

GALA

SRO members Robin Nelson, Jeanne Cantalini, Dottie Delaney, and Lynne Bush surround Ben Moore with good wishes at the Gala.

On Saturday, March 15, 2014, 300 friends of Seattle Rep joined us at the theatre for our annual fundraising gala, honoring Benjamin Moore as he anticipated his departure from the organization at the end of the fiscal year. The event was all glitz and glamor, and was focused on raising funds to support something near and dear to Ben’s heart: our Professional Arts Training Program. It was a record-breaking year, as the event raised nearly $470,000.

Chris and Elizabeth Browning with Ben Moore at his retirement Gala, 2014

HONORING BEN MOORE Additional donations were received throughout the rest of the fiscal year in Ben’s name. The following list includes individuals who made gifts to the theatre specifically in honor of Benjamin Moore. Chap & Eve Alvord Patti & Jimmy Barrier David & Joanna Beitel Tamra Chandler & Jeff Mosier James & Jacqueline Copacino Allan & Nora Davis Kathleen Fearn Barry & JoAnn Forman Jay Hereford & Margaret Winsor Jamie Herlich Toni & Rod Hoffman

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Winky & Peter Hussey Dean M. Ishiki Brent & Catherine Johnson Stellman Keehnel Calvin & Maureen Knight Tom & Katie Koch Becky Lenaburg & Paul Urla Morgan B. McGinn Tom & Terri Olson Miller Robin & Dave Nelson Mrs. Harry Pryde

Ann Ramsay-Jenkins Elizabeth D. Rudolf H. Jon & Judith M. Runstad Shelley Saunders & Andy Baenjamin Richard B. Stead & Elizabeth A. Ryll Carlyn J. Steiner Hal & Ann Strong Summit Law Group Janet & Doug True Shauna Woods & Benjamin Arenas Anonymous

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HONORING JERRY MANNING On April 30, 2014, Artistic Director Jerry Manning passed away unexpectedly. His passing marked a huge loss for Seattle Repertory Theatre, as well as the local and national theatre community at large. Jerry’s family encouraged gifts to Seattle Repertory Theatre to honor his life and work. The following list includes individuals who made gifts to the theatre specifically in memory of Jerry Manning. Patricia Akiyama & David Larsen Annette Althoff Bob & Clodagh Ash Frank Basloe Shari Basom Christine Bateman Chris & Tessa Bennion Suzanne M. Bouchard Margaret Boyce Rob & Melanie Burgess Karen Rippel Chilcote Matthew N. Clapp, Jr. Arian Colachis & Ian Glass Julia Collins Katheryn Cranford Brian Curry Nancy Donier Joe Dowling Sharon Euster Elisabeth Farwell-Moreland & Gary Moreland Donna Cochener-Metcalfe & Christian Metcalfe Sara Franks Sarah Gates Natalie Genter-Gilmore Deborah Hammond Jay Hereford & Margaret Winsor Jamie Herlich Diane Herndon

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Stephanie M. Hilbert Judy Hucka & Ken Rosenthal Andrea & Scott Ichikawa Joan Kalhorn Barbara Karoly Deborah Kasindorf Deborah T. Killinger Calvin & Maureen Knight Amber Knox Lindsay Krause Josef Krebs Kate Kremer Jessica Pokorny William & Ethyl Anne Larrimore Teri Lazzara Rebecca Leshin Imogen Love Deborah Lyon Dee Maaske Lory Manning Blanche & Stephen Maxwell Katrina Miller Tom & Terri Olson Miller David Morton Jill Mullins-Cannon Sarah Newell Christine O’Connor Gary Quitslund & Linda Whitehead Marilyn Raichle Dawn Rains & Heather Laird

William Rauch Barbara Roper Janet Samuels Todd Scofield Debby Batchelder Seme Sabrina Seward & Nathan Rosenbaum Thomas Sherrard Matthew Smucker Jill Snyder Annette Toutonghi & Bruce Oberg Alessandra Turner Eugene Usui Jean Baur Viereck Richard & Catherine Wakefield Wendy Walker Tracey Wickersham Rebecca & Rob Witmer Ann P. Wyckoff Wyman Youth Trust Anonymous (3)

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SUPPORTING THE REP: During the 2013-14 season, more than 3,600 individuals, companies, foundations and government agencies provided financial support for Seattle Rep’s artistic and education programs. Their generous gifts comprise more than 40% of our annual budget, making it possible for the curtain to go up night after night. Each year contributions from audience members, subscription holders, as well as single ticket buyers help ensure Seattle Rep’s artistic excellence and financial stability. Every gift makes a difference. We thank all of you for being a part of the Rep community.

Individual Donors Seattle Repertory Theatre gratefully acknowledges the following individuals for their cumulative contributions of $50 or more made during our 2013-2014 season (July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014). This list includes gifts made to our Annual Fund and Endowment, Gala Raise the Paddle donations, and Matching Gifts. $50,000 - 99,999

Allan & Nora Davis

$5,000 - $9,999

Chap & Eve Alvord*

William E. Franklin*

David & Joanna Beitel

Linda & Ted Johnson*

Jean-Pierre Green & Jennifer Ladd*

Eileen & James Birge

Stellman Keehnel

Jay Hereford & Margaret Winsor*

Bruce Bradburn & Meg Holgate

Marcella McCaffray*

Kawasaki Foundation*

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Brotman

Donna Cochener-Metcalfe &

Deborah T. Killinger

Michael & Lynne Bush*

Christian Metcalfe*

The Knossos Foundation

Jeanne & Jon Cantalini

Tom & Terri Olson Miller*

Jerry & Marcia Nagae*

Tamra Chandler & Jeff Mosier

Ann Ramsay-Jenkins & The William M. Jenkins

Carlyn J. Steiner

Margaret Clapp*

Advised Trust*

Hal & Ann Strong*

Deanna Cochener

Elizabeth D. Rudolf*

Richard L. Weisman

James & Jacqueline Copacino

Marcia & Klaus Zech



Adam & Whitney Cornell*



$10,000 - $14,999

Amy & Paul Curtis

$25,000 - $49,999

Ken & Marleen Alhadeff Fund for Theatre

Tracy & Suzanne Daw

Mrs. E.C. Alvord

Practitioners*

Mark & Julie Dickison

Steven A. & Connie E. Ballmer*

Mary Tedd Allen & George Scott

Joanne Euster

Matthew N. Clapp, Jr.

Matthew P. Bergman

Sandy Farewell

Winky & Peter Hussey*

Bottler Charitable Trust

Bill Gates & Mimi Gardner Gates*

John & Nancy Jo Keegan*

Dick & Jill Davis

Natalie Gendler

Becky Lenaburg & Paul Urla*

Jane & David R. Davis

Mrs. Robert E. Gilman

Charlotte Lin & Robert Porter

Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Hedreen*

Lenore Hanauer & Pacific Coast Feathers

Lynn Manley & Lex Lindsey*

Brent & Catherine Johnson*

John & Maureen Harley*

David & Valerie Robinson*

Bruce E. H. Johnson & Sandra E. Davis*

John & Ellen Hill

Taucher Family Foundation

Chris & Kathleen Kosmos*

Rod & Nancy Hochman

Janet & Doug True

Vic & Mary K. Moses

Toni & Rod Hoffman

Bagley & Virginia Wright Fund

Robin & Dave Nelson*

Norman & Lisa Judah

Ann P. Wyckoff*

Rebecca & Grant Pomering*

Jerry Manning †

Anonymous

Timothy & Paula Rattigan

Philip & Jill McCune*



Carlo & Lalie Scandiuzzi

Christine & Sandy McDade

$15,000 - $24,999

Cynthia Stroum

Kevin Miller & Stephanie McBain

Bob & Clodagh Ash*

James & Katherine Tune*

Kevin Millison & Jeanne Ballot*

Alta & Stan Barer

Mary Ann & John Underwood

Karen Rose Mitchell*

Amy & Bob Bautista*

Shauna Woods & Benjamin Arenas*

Deborah & Doug Rosen

Joan Cremin

Anonymous

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Individual Donors (continued) Herman & Faye Sarkowsky Charitable

Lucius & Phoebe Andrew

Leon and Erika Giles

Alison S. Andrews

Vicki & Gary Glant

Mrs. Dorothy L. Simpson

John Aslin & Carole Grisham

Dr. T.K. & Sandra Greenlee

Richard B. Stead & Elizabeth A. Ryll*

Craig S. Bartholomew

Leeds & Wendy Gulick

Sherry & John Stilin

Douglas & Maria Bayer

Charles Gusak

Tammy A. Talman*

Lisa & Nick Beard

Charlotte & Douglas Guyman

Shirley & David Urdal

Gregg & Lauren Bennett

Mary Kay Haggard

Pallavi & Ashish Wahi

George Benway & Susan Nelson-Benway

Jeannie Hale

Bruce & Peggy Wanta

George & Joan Berry

Nancy & Hamilton Harris

Nancy Ward & Toby Bright

Susan & William Block

Drs. Michael & Teresa Hart

Wyman Youth Trust

Mollie Boliek Crews & Deron Crews

Linda Hartzell

Anonymous (2)

Bobbe & Jon Bridge

Jan P. Havlisch



Christopher & Liz Browning

Kristin Ovregaard Heeter

$3,000 - $4,999

Paul & Paula Butzi

John W. Hempelmann

Diana & Warren Aakervik, Jr.

Don E. & Gretchen C. Campbell

Jan Hendrickson & Chuck Leighton

Pam Anderson

Susan Campbell

Lisa Henry

Vernon C. Bryant, Jr.

Stephen & Stacy Carlson

Paul Hensel

Tom & Cynthia Captain

Donald V. Cavanaugh

Jamie Herlich

Stephanie Cook & Zig Burzycki

William T. Cavender

Wanda Herndon

Todd & Sylvie Currie

D. Thompson & Karen Challinor

Hill Family Foundation

Dan Dunne & Layne Presho

James E. Lobsenz & Elizabeth Choy

Suzanne Hittman

John Gray & Jeanne Eagleson

Kirk Redmond & Connie Clark-Redmond

Mack Hogans & Anastacia Miles

Kent Fisher & Barbra Richardson

Steven & Judith Clifford

Dale & Donna Holpainen

Sherri Havens*

Judy & Bob Cline

Bruce & Bridget Horne

Laura & David Heard

Loretta & Bob Comfort

Connie & Dan Hungate

Lisa & Donald Immerwahr

Joellen Congleton

Dean M. Ishiki

Donna & Gary Iverson

Jeff & Emily Cortazzo

Islands Fund

Joan Matthews Julnes

Darrel S. Cowan

Scott & Katie Jackman

Karen Koon

Leslie Decker & Steve Rimmer

Jon Jensen & Kathy Early

Karen & Rick McMichael

Joe & Susan Diehl

Judith Jesiolowski & David Thompson

Jo Merkli

Greg & Theresa Jones

Terry L. Jones & Walter Yund, Jr.

Kate Riordan*

Jim & Gaylee Duncan

Frances Kao

Judy & Kermit Rosen

The Lewis S. & Susan D. Edelheit Fund

Janet W. Ketcham

Renee & Brendyn Ryan*

Rae Ann Engdahl

Cathy Kitto

M. Lynn Ryder Gross †

Vicki Fabre

Calvin & Maureen Knight

Julie Sandler

Elisabeth Farwell-Moreland & Gary Moreland

Mike & Debbie Koss

Christine Stevens

Matthew & Heide Felton

Morris & Carolyn Kremen

Michael & Marsha Warden

Lyn & Paul Fenton

Ted & Susan Kutscher

Scott R. & Cindy Weaver

Carol Finn

Sherry Ladd

Su Chang & Peter Williams

Karen Fletcher

James & Michele Lechner

Anonymous

Bob & Micki Flowers

Abe Lillard & Julia Kalmus



Anne & Will Foster

George O. and Linda W. Lamb

$1,000 - $2,999

Nancy Gallup & Kenneth Keenan

Roy & Laura Lundgren

William Ahrens

Lisa Garbrick

Stephen H. & Ellen O. Lutz

Rhett Alden & Marcia Engel

Richard & Mary Beth Gemperle

Barbara & Michael Luxenberg

Virginia Anderson

Elizabeth Gentile

Lory Manning

Foundation

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Individual Donors (continued) Donald Marcy

Christopher & Cameron Snow

Debra R. Cotter

May McCarthy & Don Smith

Mimi Soong †

Mr. & Mrs. James P. Crutcher

Joy McNichols

Ronald & Dawnelle Spaulding

Diane Daggatt

John, Gail, Daniel & Ian Mensher

Robert & Susan Speith

Liz & Wayne Deckman

Susan Mersereau & Philip White

Leonard & Marsha Stevens

Dottie Delaney

Chuck & Nancy Mertel

Helen R. Stusser

Telved Devlet

Michael Milligan & Jeanne E

Gretchen & Ted Taylor

Mark Diamond & Deborah Perluss

Mark & Susan Minerich

Rick & Suzy Titcomb

Bob & Carol Dinning

Drs. Donald & Pamela Mitchell

Annette Toutonghi & Bruce Oberg

John Dolmar

Michael Moody

Bill & Alice VanPelt

Mr. & Mrs. Gary Drobnack

Matt & Jenny Muilenburg

Vijay & Sita Vashee

Sandra B. Dunn

Kevin J. Murphy & Karen Freeman

Jean Baur Viereck

Jon & Laurene Ekse

In Honor of Sherri Nierman

Julie Villegas & Douglas Darling

Ed & Joanne Ellis

Dr. Joe Norman

Michael Von Korff & Linda Le Resche

Richard & Marlene Fallquist

Mrs. E.A. Nowogroski

Richard & Catherine Wakefield

Gretchen Faulstich

Neil Oldenburg

Dr. Jerry & Cheryl Waldbaum

Kathleen Fearn-Banks

Stuart & Ilse Oles

Doug & Margaret Walker

Jeanne & Campion Fellin

Glenna Olson & Conrad Wouters

Marisa & Brad Walker

Victor & Patricia Feltin

Peter D. Olson

Ted & Marie Weiler

Robin Fleming & Bernie Russell

Declan O’Neill

Judith Whetzel

Steve and Kay Frank

Terri & Ron Pehrson

John Wicher & Travis Penn

Sara Franks

Nancy & Mark Pellegrino

Nancy Williams

Randy L. Everett and Gary J. Fuller

Kyle & Michele Peltonen

Mrs. Howard S. Wright

Mr. & Mrs. Carver Gayton

Gary Phillips

Brien Wygle

Sergey Genkin

Kathleen Pierce

Jane Zalutsky & Mark Kantor

Germano & Associates

Joan & Paul Poliak

Joseph & Janet Zinn

Sharon Goldberg

Dyann Provenzano

Anonymous (12)

Robert Greco

Andrea & Alan Rabinowitz



Helen & Adam Harmetz

Paula Reynolds

$500-$999

Marjorie Kennedy Hemphill

Carrie Rhodes

William Ahrens

Gabriel & Raluca Hera

Dr. Donna Richman & Mike Ehrenberg

Peter & Natalie Allenspach

F.R. & Barbara Hieronymus

Christine & Allen Rickert

Bruce & JoAnn Amundson

Barbara and Bo Hight

Rachel Robert

Mr. & Mrs. Warren Anderson

Steve & Sandy Hill

William & Jill Ruckelshaus

Joe Ashley

Frank Hughes & Paula Diehr

Bill & Rae Saltzstein

The NBBJ Group

Dr. Francis P. Hunkins & Dr. Patricia Hammill

Barbara Sando

Kendall & Sonia Baker

Frederick Hutto

Stanley D. & Ingrid H. Savage

Sharon Barto

Nancy Iannucci & Harvey Jones

Patrick & Dianne Schultheis

Roger J. Bass

Mike Immerwahr

Seattle Spine & Sports Medicine

Tanya Bednarski

Joel Ivey and Sheyrl Murdock

Seattle Theatre Group

Judith & Cleve Borth

H. David Kaplan

Richard & Barbara Shikiar

Matthew Brantley

Marla Kerkam

Langdon & Anne † Simons

Stephanie Martz & David Broadhead

Richard & Kathleen Kirkendall

Eileen & Jim Simpkins

Christine & William M. Campbell, Jr.

Wiley & Marianne Kitchell

Nathalie & Marty Simsak

Dennis & Aline Caulley

John & Trudi Krausser

Karen Skadan

Donald Cooper & Laura Cooper

Greg Kucera & Larry Yocom

Greg Smith & Betty Mattson-Smith

Gary & Consuelo Corbett

Jim & Jean Kunz

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Individual Donors (continued) Renee & Kevan Kurdzos

Michael Summy

Jerome & Barbara Bosley

Sharon Lamm

C. Rhea & Wendy Thompson

Bridget Brewer

Karen Landreth

Dennis Tiffany

Lisa Bridge

Stuart Lane

Kate Turpin & Michael Cvitcovic

Barry & Trish Briggs

Michael Leake

Dirk & Mary Lou Van Woerden

Patricia Britton

Carla & Don Lewis

Debbi & Larry Vanselow

Dan Bross

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Lorig

Michael & Ellen Vernon

Major Gregory Brown

David Lutz

Patricia Vivolo

David C. Brunelle

Mark P. Lutz

Arthur & Hattie Vogel

Carol & Jonathan Buchter

Chris & Bill Marks

John & Marilyn Warner

Patricia Costello & Carl Bunje

John Narver & Roberta DeVore

Donald & Arda Williams

Barbara & Lucille Calef Fund

Lora & Parker Mason

Virginia Wyman

Midge and Steve Carstensen

Kevin McCarthy and Annalisa Gironi

Igor Zverev & Tatyana Solovyeva

Linda & Mike Casey

Vaughn & Darlene McCourt

Anonymous (7)

Loren Ceder

Don & Maxine Miller



Bernard Choi & Susan Boasi

Katrina Miller

$250-$499

Thomas & Deborah Cleveland

Erick & Kim Moen

Braden Abraham & Cheyenne Casebier

Lynn & Carolyn Cockrum

John & Barbarann Moga

Lisa & Alan Ahrens

Marc Cohen & Eleanor Hoague

Michael Moody

Patricia Akiyama & David Larsen

Arian Colachis & Ian Glass

Robert & Jane Nellams

Bob Alexander

Bill & Carol Collins

Grace Nordhoff & Jonathan Beard

Ms. Rosalie A. Alhadeff

Jack & Susan Cortis

Janet Nydegger

Bob & Sarah Alsdorf

Cay & John Crowley

Norene Ott

Ori Amiga

Rich Cuff & Maja Larson

Fay & Nat Page

Gilbert & Mary Jane Anderson

Esther & Dan Darrow

Roy Phillips

Holly Anderson

Emily Davis

Judy Pigott

Renate & Croil Anderson

Julia Davis

Donald Pogoloff

Jane & Brian Andrew

Woodward Davis Associates

Nancy Price

David & Karen Aoyama

Charles & Bonita Dennison

Mrs. Harry Pryde

Adel Assaad

Jeffrey Robinson and Mary Dicke

Dawn Rains & Heather Laird

Robert Aye & Carol Hunter

Alison Dillow

Charles & Doris Ray

Cynthia Baber

Joe Dowling

Mr. Philip Robinson

Sharon Bailey & Bob Platte

Ellen Downey

Rodrigo & Sonya Rocha

Katisha Baldwin

Glenn & Bertha Eades

Gregory Roeben & Susan Raunig

Ann P. Bambrick

Joseph & Susan Engman

Renee & Brendyn Ryan*

Murl Barker & Ronald Miller

Penny Espinoza

Jo Anne F. & Michael Sandler

Art & Mary Fran Barkshire

Jean Falls

Shelley Saunders & Andy Benjamin

Frank Basloe

Leslie Feinzaig

Owen & Karen Sharp

Candice Bassell

Teresa Irene Ferguson

E.R. & Karen Sillifant

Brent Bauer

William D. Ferguson

Lynette Skinner

Julie Beckman & Paul Lippert

Mary Linda Filley

Jeffrey Slesinger & Cynthia Wold

Mary Hornsby & Stephen Behnen

Judge Deborah D. & Rynold C. Fleck

Matthew Smucker

Sheryl Beirne

Libby Hanna & Don Fleming

Margaret Stanley

Luther F. Black & Christina Wright

Elizabeth Fleming

Jane Stevens & Jerry Zimmerman

Michael & Mary Rose Blatner

Barry & JoAnn Forman

Dorothy Strong

Ross Bond & Jill Marsden

Dot Fuller

Jane & Todd Summerfelt

Marshall L. Booker

Jean Gardner

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Individual Donors (continued) Charlie, Alden & Lily Garrett

Ursula Kuepfer and Jon Paddock

Terry & George Pagos

O.F. Gildersleeve

Jessica & Eric Pokorny

Patti Payne

Ms. Anne Gillihan

Mr. & Mrs. Doug Lacy

Jeff Peace

Hellmut Golde

Anita Lammert

Lenore Pearlman

Anonymous

Renee Lamphere & Jen Winter

Walter Pereyra

The Estate of Baloo Goss

Langley Recruiting LLC

Susan Perkins

Kathy Gregg

Mark Lanning

Art & Elaine Peskind

Diane Grier

Dr. Charles & Jennifer Lawson

Ingrid Peterson & Charles Alpers

Susan Griffith & Drew Fillipo

Rhoda & Thomas Lawrence

Kevin Phaup

Alexandre Grigorovitch & Vera Kirichuk

Greg & Jane Leeds

Dinny Polson

Carl & Barbara Grimes

Ms. Virginia Leland

Amanda Popik

Byron Grote and Susan Miller

Joyce Lem

Eric Candell & William Powell

Lance Haddon & Carol Putnon

Dr. Jeff & Kathleen Lindenbaum

Bernard & Kasey Puetz

Kathleen Hamilton

Craig Link & Shannon St. Clair

Paul Purcell & Barbara Guzzo

Melissa Handler & Renee Engal

Shelley Logan

Robert Pyle

Dr. Steven Haney

Craig Lorch

The Quinn Family

Arthur Harrigan & Carol Wilder

Carl Lucks & Jennifer Peters

Linda Quirk

Dan & Catherine Hathaway

Mr. & Mrs. James R. Luddon, Jr.

Amy Whittenburg & Stephen Rattner

Tom & Roberta Hawkins

Katie & Pat Mahoney

Owen G. Reese

Don & Laurel Hendrix

Kevin Maifeld

Paula Riggert

Amy Henry

Jeffrey & Barbara Mandula

Jean Robinson

Diane Herndon

Dorothy H. Mann, Ph. D.

Maya Sonenberg and John C. Robinson

Michael Herzfeld & Charles Drabkin

Kern Maresca & Heather Tetzlaff

Tracy Robinson

Mary Jo Heston

Anonymous

Matthew Rudolf

Mr. Richard Hopp

Jackie & Jim Mason

Nancy & Richard Rust

Charlie Howard

Dorothy E McBride

Michael Ann Sagin

Philip & Susan Hubbard

Ethel McCroskey Story

Trish Santini and Frank Butler

Liz Huddle

Bruce and Christe McMenomy

Cathy A. Sarkowsky

Peggy & George Hunt

Michael Mcneilly

Pauline Saxon

Catherine & Gordon Iles

James & Barbara Miller

Frances Scheidel

Stuart & Sandy Jacobson

Brad & Laura Miller

Joe Schneider & Kim Clements

Ann Janes-Waller and Fletch Waller

Col. Norman D. Miller

David Schooler & Kristin Webb

Ilga Jansons & Michael Dryfoos

Erik & Laura Moen

Fred & Sophia Schoop

Susan Jenkins & Steve Herndon

Beth Montag-Schmaltz & Chris Schmaltz

Todd Scofield

Jean Johnson & Peter Miller

Steve Mork

Robert Sharp

Dr. Perry J. Jones III

Roger J. Morris

Bill & Lynne Shepherd

Margretta Josephson

Patty & Bryan Morrison

Thomas Sherrard

Jim Judson

Zack Mosner & Patty Friedman

John & Janet Silva

Ruth Kagi

James Mullin

Evelyn Simpson

Deborah Kasindorf

Mr. & Mrs. Victor A. Munsen

R. Peggy Smith

Paul Kassen

Sarah Newell

Russell & Doreen Snow

Debi Kelley

Craig & Deanna Norsen

Francis A. & Moreen Spracklin

William & Angela Kennedy

Jim & Nancy Nuerenberg

Dick & Carrie Stein

Daniel C. Kerlee

Timothy O’Connor

Christine & Josh Stepherson

Barbara L. Knight

Michael & Robin O’Leary

Lisa & John Stewart

Larry and Evonne Kucera

Hal Opperman & JoLynn Edwards

Derek Storm and Cynthia Gossett

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Individual Donors (continued) Tricia & Russ Stromberg

Jean-Loup & Diane Baer

John Burton

Michael Subit & Leslie Hagin

Richard & Jolie Baker

Henry & Olga Butler

Earl & Charlotte Sutherland

Patricia M. Ballard

Robert & Martha Byrne

Morton & Judith Tavel

William & Marjory Barbee

Valerie Bystrom

Carolyn Tierney

James & Linda Barker

Kim Cacace

Linda L. Tollefson

Evalyn Basloe

Linda and Peter Capell

Art & Louise Torgerson

James & Joan Bassingthwaighte

Allison Capen & Mark Iverson

David & Judith Turpin

Christine Bateman

David Carbery

Chad and Tina Urso McDaniel

Ken and Renee Battié

David & Melanie Carbon

Arlene Vaskevitch

Lorna Baxter

Rev. & Mrs. W.L. Carleton

M. Elizabeth Warren

Cynthia & Christopher Bayley

Dianne & Peter Carlson

Anne Watanabe and Jeff Brown

Douglas Bayley

Sandra Carlson

James & Sharron Welch

Henry & Leigh Beach

Kate & Bill Carruthers

Constance Wentzel

Brianna Bean

Judith Casler

Gregory Wetzel

Regina & William Bear

Sylvia Chambers

Tracey Wickersham

Robert Beckerman

Ken Chapman & Denyse McFadden

Peter & Karen Wickstrand

Frank & Rosanna Bellotti

Virginia & Richard Chappelle

Charles Wilkinson & Melanie Ito

Shirley Reith Bennett

Melissa Chase

Brenda Williams

Chris & Tessa Bennion

David & Lynne Chelimer

Gary & Nancy Willis

Sandy Berger

Mrs. Peter Chick

Gary Woods

Peter & Patty Bergman

David and Barbara Chou

Lee & Barbara Yates

Joline Bettendorf

Daniel & Sandy Ciske

Sylvia M Young

Richard Billingham & Judy Folks

Randy & Aya Clark

Peter Zabback

Bonnie Bizzell

Jack Clay

Ellen & Allen Zulauf

Jole Blakely

Robert Clements & Vivien Maier

Anonymous (22)

Nola K. Blanes

Linda Lee Coan



Bob Blazek

Dr. & Mrs. Leonard A. Cobb

$100-$249

John Bodoia

Penny and Buzz Coe

Michael Ackerman

Janice Bogren

Barby and Don Cohen

Rob & Melissa Adams

Rex W. & Karen L. Bolin

Jessica Coleman

Sally Adams

Jeff & Kellis Borek

Clark & Rhea Coler

Mrs. Mary Jean Agan

Sandra Borg

Dr. & Mrs. A. Thomas Collins

Mr. & Mrs. Willie C. Aikens

Suzanne M. Bouchard

Joanne Conn

Dan Allison

David Boyle

Karen Conover & Martyn Thrussell

Andy & Michelle Allred

John Bradshaw

Pat & Patty Coogan

Annette Althoff

Linda Brandeis

Charles Cowan & Ronnie Levitt

Richard & Susan Alvord

Mary Anne Braund & Steve Pellegrin

Katheryn Cranford

Connie Anderson

Philip Brazil

W. Michael Crenshaw & Mary Brodd

Curt Anderson

Thomas & Virginia Brewer

Kathleen Crosman

Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth N. Anderson

E.A. Brown, Jr.

John & Elsie Crossman

Michael Anderson

William Brown

Richard R. Curdy & Lynn Geri

Mindy Anderson

Thomas Bruhns & Barbara Moreland

Brian Curry

Chris Andreshak

Estelle Budne

Margaret Curtin & Jim Wilder

Jessica Andrews

Robin Buerki

Dr. David & Rosemarie Dale

Ray & Betsy Baalman

Barbara Bulzomi

Steve & Susanne Daley

Gina Baden

Terry Bursett

Barbara Daniels

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Individual Donors (continued) Mr. & Mrs. J. Peter Darling

Bob Francis

Gene & Shannon Guthrie

Carol Davidson

Alan Frank

Linda Haas

Daniel & Carol Dematteis

Mr. & Mrs. Phil Fredrickson

Roger Haight

Jeff Dengler

Richard K. Freedman

William & Catherine Hainer

Ben & Tracy Olson

Marjorie French

Bright Spring Consulting

Mr. & Mrs. Fred Determan

Dennis Friedman

Dave Hamilton

Cathy Dickson

David Friedt & Marilyn Brockman

Deborah Hammond

Maureen Digiacomo

Lloyd & Roberta Frissell

Marilee Hansen

Laura Dillaway

Patricia Fritz

Hazel Hardiman

Charles Dillingham

Kim Frost

Richard Hardy

Nancy Donier

Ann Frothingham

Robin & Charles Harnish

Ron & Betsy Dorfman

Dr. Richard & Dorothy Fuhrman

Robert Harrington

Ms. Edwina Dorsey

Dianne Garcia

Jeff & Ash Harris & Judy Wasserheit

Jon Douglas

Alicia Gardner & Seth Armstrong

Roger Harrison & Margaret Harris

Joan Dubuque

Sarah Gates

Harry Harrison & Monvelia Blair

Dick & Toni Dudley

Jacquie George

Louise Hartley

Diana Aurigemma & Peter Dudley

Fred and Ze Gerber

Stephanie Harvey

Mr. & Mrs. Oris Dunham

Dennis Gerlitz

Kenneth & Susan Hassenmiller

Deborah Dwyer & Jay Field

Stan & Marcia Giant

Andrew Hathaway

Kathy and George Edwards

Charles Tom Gibbs and Jean Gibbs

Beth Hauptle

Helene Ellenbogen & Wayne Parker

Brian Giddens & Steve Rovig

Mr. Michael Wood & Mrs. Susan Hausknecht

Hollie & Lynne Ellis

Sarah & Robin Giese

Chris Haven

Julie Elmuccio

Bob & Barbara Giles

Chris & John Hayduk

Sara Elward

Leon and Erika Giles

Keri Healey

Marilyn Endriss & Peter Dygert

Matt Giles

Elizabeth Heffron and Matt Smith

John D. Eshelman

Dennis & Janet Gillingham

Ken Heilbrunn

Miriam Espeseth

Pat & Bob Gillman

Virginia Heineman

Cynthia & Peter Esselman

Kirk & Melissa Glerum

Anne Helmholz

Lee Evangelakos

Joan & Steve Goldblatt

Robert & Linda Helsell

Emily Evans & Kevin Wilson

Robin Goldstein

Pam M. Hering & Jerry Dyer

John & Fran Farrell

Mrs. Fred W. Goodrich

Ken & Kay Hermann

Basma & Nadim Fattaleh

Barent & Ann Gordinier

James Hill

Barbara Fay

Dr. & Mrs. Richard K. Gould M.D.

Fred Hillier

Dr. & Mrs. Eric Feigl

Janice Granberg

Samara Hoag

John & Mariley Ferens

David Graves

Brian & Valerie Hogan

Walter & Barbara Ferris

Megan Graves

Sigrid Hokanson

Deborah Ferse

Lila Greengard

Dr. Cynthia Holdren

Michael & Briana Finch

Sharon & Gary Greenwood

Mr. & Mrs. M E. Holzemer

Suzanne Findley

Laura Grey Fox

William Hood

Gerald & Elizabeth Finkel

Basil & Verena Grieco

The Hopkins Family

Neal Finne

Sean & Bernadine Griffin

James Horrigan

Jelani Finnie

Rita Griffith

T. Howe

Allison Fitzgerald & Bruce Hevly

Monique Grondin

Kathy Hsieh

Gil & Karen Flanagan

Nancy & Bob Grote

Judy Hucka & Ken Rosenthal

Andrew Flint

John Grubb

Pat & Lynn Hughes

Anne Fox

Rick Gustafson & Michael McConville

John & Karolyn Hughey

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Individual Donors (continued) Randall & Jane Hummer

Amber Knox

Bette & Barry MacKechnie

Dr. Gordon & Julie Hungar

Tom & Katie Koch

Douglas & Cathlyn MacQuarrie

Melissa Huther

Thomas Koch

Duncan & Di MacQuarrie

Kathy & Dan Huxley

Ron & Le Anne Koliha

Barbara W. Maddux

Andrea & Scott Ichikawa

Mary & Allan Kollar

Eva & Horst Mader

Mr. & Mrs. Toshio Ito

Benita Koman

David W. & Mary Anne Madsen

Yumi Iwasaki

Rashmi Koushik

Mark & Nikki Mahan

Jennifer & Brian Jackson

Erin Kraft

Carla Main

Richard & Margaret Jacobs

Lindsay Krause

Cynthia J. Marriott

Mark & Debra Jacobson

David & Vicki Kremers

Don E. Martin

Diana E. James

Beatrice Kuehn

Marc Sherman

Mr. & Mrs. C.A. Jardine

Reid Kuhn

Lisa Mason

Dr. Barbara Jessen, MD PS

Susan Kunimatsu & Gary Epstein

Noel Mason

Al & Sue John

Jill Kurfirst

Darrin & Shaula Massena

Charles and Julie Johnson

Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Kwiram

Elaine L. Mathies

Julie B. Johnson

Lee & Cheryl Lannoye

Michelle Matin

Richard A. Johnson

Jeanne Large & Fred Herzberg

Tessa Matthey

Robin R. & Jan Johnston

Inge & Les Larsen

Jim & Bev Mauser

Katherine S. Jones

William & Kristen Larson

Peter McBryan

Nancy Jones

Christopher & Allison Laurel

Alice & George McCain

Patricia Jones

Paul Lawrence

Donna McCampbell

Barbara & Paul Jordan

Teri Lazzara

Bob & Michele McCarthy

Fotini Kaklamanou

Candace Lein-Hayes

Carolyn McConnell

Joan Kalhorn

Eileen Lennon & Barrie Carter

Jay & Deidre McCrary

Robert & Janet Kalina

Margaret A. Levi

Martin McGee

Charles Kaplan

Sharon & Alan Levy

Maureen McGee

Sydney Kaplan

Debbi Lewang

Morgan B. McGinn

Barbara Karoly

Michael and Nancy Lewars

Kathleen & Terry McLaughlin

Carol Kassner

Paul Lewis & Maggie Taylor

Andrew Mellon

Katherine Lewis’ Daughters

John & Diane Liebowitz

Ramona J. Memmer

Gail Katz

Greg & Diane Lind

Gil and Noreen Menendez

Donald Joseph Kellar

Mark and Beth Lindell

Jane & Robert Meston

Kathleen Kells & Pavel Curtis

Gary Lindsey

Mary Metastasio

Joan Kelly

Dorothea Lintz

Kent Mettler & Tricia Tiano

Keven Kerkam

Micki Lippe

Elizabeth J. Miller

Kathy Kimball

Arni H. Litt

Judith Miller

Russell King

Mark Litt Fam. Dnr. Advis. Fund of the Jewish

Michael & Jocelyn Miller

Kinley/Anderson

Fed. of Greater Seattle

Mirabella Retirement Community

Anne & Harry Kirchner

Pam Martin and Robert Livingston

Pamela & Christopher Monger

Bob & Carolyn Kitchell

Dr. Larry & Phyllis Loeb

Dr. & Mrs. Robert B. Monroe

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Klein

Dawn & Chris Loeliger

David W. Moore

John & Alexandra Klein

Lisa Loper

Lily Moore & Hector Ramirez

Alan & Margaret Klockars

Mary Low

Robert & Rita Moore

Roger Klorese

Dr. Sylvia Lucas

Terry & Cornelia Moore

Dorothy Klyce

Dick & Betty Lunceford

Nadine C. Morgan

Alan Knight

Dee Maaske

William Morkill

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Individual Donors (continued) Sallie & Lee Morris

Marjorie Press

C.S. Schneider

Charles & Barbara Morrison

George Pressley

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Schoenfeld

David Morton

Alex Franklin

Kathy Schuknecht & Hal Geiersbach

Sue Moser & Scott Seramur

Mary Price

Heather Schultz

Jeff Moss

Julie Rackley

Steve Schultz

Don & Judy Mullins

Dan & Barbara Radin

Hoyt Scott

David & Pamela Mushen

Sharon K. Ramey & Paul B. Ramey

Mike Scully

Chelle Nelson & Steve Corey

Sunder & Carol Rangaram

Seattle Repertory Organization

Patsy Nelson

William Rauch

Jane & Eric Seibel

Thomas Nelson & Jeff Jones

Brian & Roberta Reed

Yvonne L. Seidler

Marsha and Jeff Nemitz

Mike & Shelly Reiss

Mark Seklemian

Bud & Trish Nicola

Tedi & Dennis Reynolds

Brenda Senderoff

Ingrid Nielsen & Bob Rakita

Sheri Richardson

Sabrina Seward & Nathan Rosenbaum

Shirleann Nold

Bruce Richie

Martha Shapiro

Ken & Pearl Noreen

Margaret & Randall Riddle

John Showalter

Sharon Norris

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore C. Rihn

Dr. & Mrs. David B. Shurtleff

E MacAarthur Noyes

Bruce Ritzen

Carol & Alan Sidell

Gary & Mary Oakland

Travis & Sharlene Rivers

Donald & Goldie Silverman

Christine O’Connor

Michelle Roberts

David & Stacya Silverman

Peter & Mari Offenbecher

Ann & Henry Robinson

Fred & Ellie Silverstein

David Olliver & Cassandra Ekblade

Lee Robinson

Wayne Simons

Jean T. Olson

Jennine D. Rogel

Irene Simpson

Judy Osborne

Brooke Rollins

Jeanne Simpson

Karen P. O’Shea

Alec Rooke

Don Sirkin

Ed Parks

Patricia & David Ross

Ann Rae Smith

Deborah & Jeff Parsons

Thomas Ruehle

Callie Smith

Kim Pasciuto

Richard Andler & Carole Rush

Warren Smith

Roanne Selinger & Todd Patrick

Mr. Travis M. Russell

Mary Ellen Smith

William Patton & Joni Ostergaard

Robert Rust

Paul Smith

Monica Payson

Joseph & Carol Rutte

Randall Smith & Sharon Metcalf

Jay Pearson

Caitlein Ryan

Jay & Donna Solomon

Kathryn Pearson

George Orr

Karen & Mani Soma

Esta Pekow

Mary & Roger Sackett

Lawrence Soriano

Tom Pendergast

Bruce & Susan Saffery

John Spady

Pamela Perrott

Patricia Saillard

Brooke Spangler

Margaret Petersen

Jerry & Karin Sammons

Robert & Kathleen Spitzer

Gerald Peterson

Dr. & Mrs. Lee A. Sanders

Terry Staller

Ms. Karen S Peterson

Debra Santos

Virginia Stamey

Charles Petty

Cynthia Saver

Dale Rogerson & Sarah Stanley

Thomas & Renna Pierce

Steven Savitt & Mary Lynn Baum

Louis & Beverly Stanton

Joe & Jennie Piott

Peggy Scales

Charles Stempler

Janet Ploof

Dr. & Mrs. Robert E. Schaefer

Nancy V. Stephens

Diana & George Plumis

Robert Schenkkan

Carolyn Stevens & Joe Marinello

Ron Poarch & Pamela Campbell

Elizabeth & Stephen Schmidt

Robert Stewart

Ms. Nancy A. Polich

Janet Schmidt & Tim Sweeny

Mark & Sheryl Stiefel

Bill & Lucille Prenevost

Dr. & Mrs. Bill Schnall

Robert Story

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Individual Donors (continued) Karen Strand

Wendy Walker

Scott Andrews & Laurie Vette

Luci Strehle

Priscilla Weaver

Janet Appelbaum

Ann Strickland

Susan & Aaron Weholt

Ion Arai

Colonel & Mrs. Joseph B. Sullivan

Ann & Richard Weiner

Shana & David Aucsmith

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Sutherland

In honor of Jerry Manning

John & Francine Aylward

Richard Wynne & Catherine Sweeney

Frederic & Martha Weiss

Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Backstrom

Mary Swenson & Hal Thurston

Dr. Fred & Cristel Wemer

Judy & Jerry Baker

Elizabeth Swisher

Rebecca K. Westby

Bruce & Della Balick

Mr. Thomas Sykes

Ernest & Alice Weymuller

Mary Ann & Robert Bartell

Linda & Henry Tanz

Richard & Leah Whitten

Shari Basom

Kelly Taylor

Kristoffer Whitters

Susan Batchelder

Richard Taylor

Robyn Wiegman

Kevin & Melissa Bay

Bentall Kennedy

Bill & Susan Wilder

Jack S. Bazik & Yvonne M. Seely

Lou Templeton

Fred & Deborah Wilds

William A. Beck

John & Elizabeth P. Terrey

Andrew Wilks

Ryan Becker

Joe Terteling

Jay and Linda Willenberg

Judith Bedell

Janice E. Tessin

Barbara Williams & Henry Davis

Michael Beecher

Amy Theobald

Cathy Williams

James Bellomo

Liane & Doug Thomas

Frances & John Williams

Patsy Benson

Jack & Gayle Thompson

Kinnon Williams

Ethelyn G. Bishop

William M. Thompson

Odette Williams

David & Rosemary Blakemore

Rex & Tami Thompson

Richard & Sally Wilson

Cheryl Bleakney

Mary Anne Thorbeck

Shirley Wilson

Craig & Robin Bleeker

Anne Tiura

Michael Winans

Elizabeth & Tom Blosten

Caren Toney

Barbara Winther

Charles Bodenstab

Harry Townsend

Tracy Wise

Boeing Matching Gifts

Candy Trautman

Rebecca & Rob Witmer

Laura Bogusch

Cal & Lynda Treger

Lois Lee Wofford & Burton Guttman

Laurie Bohn & Mike Carnovale

Amy Tsui

Marie Wolfanger

Mrs. Frankie J. Bottinelli

Chris Underwood

Martin Wolk

Thomas D. Bowden

Fred Urben

Tony & Teresa Woodward

Robert & Margaret Boyce

M. Eliza Davidson

David & Priscilla Wyckoff

Wilma Bradley

Eugene Usui

Ms. M. Jean Yekel

Mr. & Mrs. Walter Brewe

Tjitske Van Der Meulen

Darby Young

Alex & Tina Brikoff

Gerard Van Wesep

Linda Youngs

Vicky Broback

Elvin & Doris Vandeberg

Anonymous (59)

Tracy Brooks

Cathryn D. Vanderzicht



Ann Brown

Judy Vandever

$50-$99

Mark & Marcy Brown

Youri Vater, M.D.

Christopher Acebo

Rob & Melanie Burgess

Judit Velcsov

Diane & Steve Adam

Mary Burki

Elizabeth & Mike Velling

Mr. & Mrs. Rollo Adams

Kent R. Burnham

Sandra Vigil

Tracy Adams

Patricia & Robert Burton

George & Angeline Von Fuchs

Allan & Anne Affleck

Robert & Nancy Callahan

Morris & Penny Wade

Joan Affleck-Smith

Ellen & Bernie Camin

Judy Wagner

Kathy A. Allen

Gregory Canova & Barbara Linde

Catherine L. Walker & David Fuqua

Phyllis Allen

Carol Carlson-Ray

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Individual Donors (continued) Joanne Carnevale

Fax & Linda Duncan

Curtis & Anna Gould

Benjamin Carr

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas S. Dunham

Nancy Grant

Linda & Harvey Carroll

Mike Dykeman & Carole Cline

Jacqueline Graupner-Peters

Sara & Timothy Carter

Betty Dykstra

Tiffany Gray & Scott King

Phyllis Caswell

Bill & Peggy Jo Eaton

Bert & Barb Gregory

Brenda & Terry Catlett

Thomas Ebrey

Frank & Jean Greif

Kent Chamberlin

Mae Edwards

Marsha Gresham

Seely Chandler

Laura Einstein

John Grinstead

Dan Cherkin

Nancy E. Ellingham

Chris Gross

Karen Rippel Chilcote

Cynthia Elliot

Louis C. Grothaus

John M. Cicero

Dianne Engelsen

Margaret Grubaugh

The City of Seattle

John & Marilyn English

Barrie Gustin

Anne Clark

Ashley Ernst

Mr. & Mrs. J.D. Haberzetle

Jill & C. W. Clark

Sandy & Rob Esene

Ms. Mareath Hales

Jerry & Jeannie Coe

Constance Eurle

Jeremy & Kristen Hammond

Norman Cohn

Sharon Euster

Joan Hanna

Jean & Toby Cole

Bee Evans

Marlyce A. Hansen

Sue & Robert Collett

Marilyn Evans

Mr. & Mrs. John W. Hartje

Julia Collins

Flora Fang

Cynthia R. Hasselblad

Mary & Doug Conrad

John Fauska

Penny Heaton

Zita Cook

Blair Feehan

Leslie & Tim Herlich

Shoshana Cooper

Ovina Maria Feldman

Nancy Hevly

Ann Costello

David Moseley & Anne Fennessy

Hilton & Ann Hewitt

Daniel Crawford

Mike & Donna Fey

Stephanie M. Hilbert

Margaret Crosby & Michael Feinberg

Stephan & Judy Fihn

Gregory Hill

Bruce Cross & Karen Kruse

Stephen Fisher

Sheila & Jack Hill

Ronald Cross

Mary & Karl Forsgaard

Rod & Judy Hobbs

Cynthia Cunningham

Jane Fox

Leah Hoffman

Kenneth Cunningham

Kathryn & Mark Fraser

Ben Hohman

Pam & Roland Cunningham

Dianne Fruit & Chris Eastland

Ms. Lin Holley and Mr. Collin Hennessey

Valerie Curtis-Newton & Kim R. Powell

Ju-Chan & Bruce Fulton

Don Hooper

Mark & Sandle Dahl

Ms. Victoria S. Galanti

Stacey Hopkins

Helen Daniel

Dr. & Mrs. William Baker

Kathleen Hosfeld & Dave Beck

Benjamin Danis

Mr. & Mrs. Ramesh Gangolli

Joe Hurson

Frank Davenport

Erina Gehring

Laura Hutchinson

James Scott & Maria Davidson

Nathalie Gehrke

Uta Hutnak

Marilyn Davis

Janet A. George

Mr. & Mrs. Milo J. Hyatt

Ms. Donna Day

Evelyn Gershen

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hyde

Kim & Eric Dejong

Dolly Gerstenberger

Phyllis Iacono

Eileen Delong

Joan Giacomini

Stephen Jackson

Dr. & Mrs. Michael Deming

Ann Giesel

Michael Jacoby & Alison Lorig

Bruce & Glyn Devereaux

Beth Gifford

Ann Janikowski

Edward & Arlene Diamond

Jennifer Gillick

Debra & Scott Johnson

Mary Dickinson

Allen & Sandra Glenn

Mary Johnson

Beth Dubey

Ed & Marianne Gonterman

Robert G. Johnson & Carole R. Muth

Beth Duncan and Karen Scott

Peggy Gosselin

In Memory of Richard Jones

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Individual Donors (continued) Christopher Monck & Susan K. Jones

Imogen Love

Robb Monkman

Susan Kadlec

Edward & Sandy Loveland

Mary Monschein & Fred Diamondstone

Dysa Kafoury

Sandra D. Lucas

Mr. Benjamin Moore & Marilyn McGuire

Ellen Kampel

Lisa & Mark Lund

Mark Moore

Shashi Karan

Elizabeth & Allan MacDougal

Leann Morgan

Mrs. Melinda Keane

Douglas & Natalie MacLachlan

Anne Morrison

Ms. Helen Kearny

Sandra MacQuinn

Alexandre Moura

GE Keesling

Joyce Madison

Carolyn Mueller

Joan Kelleher

Kenneth & Maureen Maguire

Jill Mullins-Cannon

Barbara Kelley

Lynn Mahan

Del Muse

David Kelly

Margaret & Jake Mahoney

Wayne Nakanishi

Sean & Lisa Kelly

Gary & Mary Mailloux

Donna Naruo

Michael E. Kennedy

Scott Majcher

Susan Naye

Janelle Kingsley

C.F. Malm

Maxine Nelson

Kay Kite

Susan Mamlock

Sonia Bergquist

Suzanne & Tom Knauss

James P. & Karen Marcotte Solimano

Alan & Ellen Newberg

Dave & Linda Knowlton

Helen Mark

Elizabeth & Larry Newton

Henriecus & Heleni Koeman

Joan Mason

Sherri Nichols

Senator Jeanne Kohl-Welles

John Mason

Mr. & Mrs. Michael K. Nielsen

Richard Kost

Suzanne Matsen

Leigh Noble

Mrs. Donald Kragerud

Eric & Bonnie Matson

Diane Nordfors

Brian & Patricia Kramer

David Mattern & Pamela Wilder

Lois North

Josef Krebs

Robert & Mary Mazur

Dennis & Margaret Nugent

Robert Krokower

Susan McAllister

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Nunke

Mary & Garrett Kuhlman

Debbie Ann McCallister

Douglas & Alida Oles

Wilbur & Linda Kukes

Meg McClure

Mary Anne Olmstead

Casey Ladd & Jennie Drazan

Russell & Cheryl Ann McComb

Kurt & Lelia Olson

Mary Rose Lamb

Kerry & Mike McCool

John O’Neil

John D. Lamberg

Christina & Bruce McDermott

Margaret Opalka

Brent Lang

Patrick McHale

Richard and Janice Pahre

Barbara Larson

Mary McHugh-Shuford

Kim Palmer

Angel Latterell

Karla McLane

Allan Panitch

Jo Anne Laz

Mr. & Mrs. John F. McLaughlin

John Pehrson

Matthew Lecornu

Michael McNutt

Judith Peterick

Bill & Jody Lemke

Mr. & Mrs. Roger McRea

In Memory of Alan Peters

Nancy & Gene Leonardson

Stewart Merritt

Justin Peters

Rebecca Leshin

David Quinn

Dean Peterson

Margaret Leslie & R. Scoverski

Tami & Joe Micheletti

Gloria Pfeif

J.C. Leveque

Nancy Smith Mickel

James & Becky Pharris

Roberta Lewandowski

Mary Miller

Elaine Phelps

Madalene Lickey

Howard & Jean Mills

Adan Pinedo

Frederick Lighter

Jeanette Mills

Jennifer Moore

Vivi-Anne Lindback

Zane Mills

Ed & Cyndy Pollan

Mr. & Mrs. T. Donald Linde

Craig Mitchell

Geraldine & Dean Poor

Jocelyn Liu

Linda Mitchell

Jake & Pam Powel

Patricia Loftin

Mrs. Joyce Mong

Steve & Pamela Powers

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Individual Donors (continued) Quentin Powers

Mrs. Gerald V. Smith

Nancy Uhlmansiek

Janice Rabkin

Brian Smith

John Urdal

Jim & Ruth Raisis

Deanne Smith

Lorraine W Vagner

Ms. Judy Rams

Desiree Smith

Surendra & Alchana Verma

Susanne Ratcliffe Wilson

Ethan & Heather Smith

Carol Vokes

LaVon Read

Jo-Ellen and Gregory Smith

Howard & Joan Voorheis

Linda Kristin Reed & Robert F. Kunnen

Kevin & Karen Smith

Michael Voris

Daniel B. Ritter

Linda Snavely

Margaret & Charles Wade

Marilyn Robbins

Jill Snyder & Jason Marr

Viki Wade

Robert Robbins

Gary & Christine Sogn

Sue & Bill Walker

Jean Robertson

Michael Soules

Linda Wallen

Jeffrey Robinson & Carol Stockton

Rene & Diane Spatz

Beverly Ward

Gerald B. Olch M.D. & Marilyn Olch

Barbara Spear

Mary Way

Christopher Rodriguez

John Spencer

Jeanne Weaver

Mr. Robert Anthony Romeo

Bill & Marilyn Sprake

Laura Wedeen

Barbara Roper

Marilyn Stauter

Morton and Judy Weisman

Mr. & Mrs. Alan Rosenthal

Garth & Drella Stein

Debra Weller

E. Charles & Susan M. Routh

Leigh Stevens

Kim Wells

James R. Rowlands & Virgina Robinson

Timothy J. & Sue Stewart

Bobbie Westfall

Carissa Sanchez & Brian Branagan

Ernest & Doris Steifel

Katharine Wilcox

Joan Sandler

James & Patricia Stockdale

David I. & Jane C. Williams

James & Gretchen Schacht

Neal A. Stoddard

Rob & Kim Williamson

Carole Schaffner

Sheila Striegl

Jack & Mary Wofford

Mrs. Audrey N. Schoetzow

Constance Swank

Rich Hert & Jodi Wohl

Robert Schor

Dorothy Swent

Jane Worthen

Ann Schuh

Carlyn Syvanen

Gerald Zander

Joe Schultz

Elaine Talbot

Sam Zinner & Walt Mason

George & Claire Scranton

Nina Tang

Anonymous (33)

Noah Seixas & Dana Standish

Judy Taylor



Ms. Saundra Selle

Carol Thomas

* Member of Seattle Rep’s Multi-Year

Debby Batchelder Seme

Henry D. Thompson

Giving Club

Mamta and Hemant Shah

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Timar

† Deceased

Mario Shaunette & Gail Mautner

John & Joan Tornow

The accuracy of this list is important to us;

Barbara Shickich

Mr. & Mrs. Gary Tressel

we welcome notification of unintended

Virginia Sickles

Kris Ann Trimis

omissions.

Mika Sinanan

Donna Tucker

([email protected] or 206.443.2203)

Barbara Skelly

Rae Tufts

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Institutional Donors $150,000 OR MORE

Nesholm Family Foundation

KPMG LLP

The Seattle Foundation

ArtsFund

Seattle Repertory Organization

Kutscher Hereford Bertram

Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati

Seattle Repertory Theatre

Washington State Arts Commission

Foundation

Anonymous

Paul G. Allen Family Foundation

Foundation

McAdams Wright Ragen OS Winery LLC

UNDER $2,499

$10,000 - $24,999

PeopleFirm

Celestial Bakers

Christensen O’Connor Johnson

Safeway Foundation

Chateau Ste. Michelle

The Shubert Foundation $50,000 - $149,999

Burkart PLLC

Kindness PLLC

Cultural Access Washington

The Boeing Company

Clark Nuber

$2,500 - $4,999

Espresso Elegance

Edgerton Foundation

Loeb Family Charitable Foundation

AT&T Foundation

Four Park Avenue LLC

John Graham Foundation

Summit Law Group

Canlis Restaurant

Hale’s Ales

National Endowment for the Arts

U.S. Bank Foundation

Center Art LLC

Hula Girl Ice Cream & Desserts LLC

Compton Lumber

O Wines

$5,000 - $9,999

Fales Foundation Trust

Phototainment

Alaska Airlines

Holland America Line Inc.

Savage Color LLC

$25,000 - $49,999

City Catering Company

K&L Gates

The Sitting Room

4Culture

Davis Wright Tremaine

Kaspar’s

Southwest Airlines

The Chisholm Foundation

Harris myCFO, Inc.

KeyBank

Ten Mercer

Microsoft

HD Fowler Company

Perkins Coie LLP

National Corporate Theatre Fund

Horizons Foundation

Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs

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SEATTLE REPERTORY THEATRE STAFF 2013–2014 SEASON

JERRY MANNING*

BENJAMIN MOORE*

Acting Artistic Director

Managing Director

ELISABETH FARWELL-MORELAND

RACHEL ROBERT*

KATIE JACKMAN

Producing Director

Director of Finance & Operations

Director of External Relations

ARTISTIC

Sound Associate

Bagley Wright Wardrobe Supervisor

ROBERT J. AGUILAR Lighting Associate

CINDY SABYE Leo K. Wardrobe Supervisor

BRADEN ABRAHAM* Associate Artistic Director

CARPENTERS

PROPERTIES

ERIN KRAFT Casting Director

JON ZUCKER* Scene Shop Foreman

JOLENE OBERTIN* Properties Director

WILLIAM (L.B.) MORSE* Resident Designer

DENNY HARTUNG* Master Shop Carpenter

ALISHA FLAUMENBAUM Properties Assistant

BEN BRYANT*

NICK PASSAFIUME

PATRICK ROBINSON*

JAMES SEVERSON*

RANDALL REECE

NICOLETTE VANNAIS* Properties Artisans

CONSTANZA ROMERO Artist In Residence

ARTIST RELATIONS CHRISTY BAIN* Director of Artist Relations SARAH SCHERZER Company Manager

EDUCATION FRANCES KAO* Education Administrative Director SCOTT KOH* Education Programs Director ZOE WILSON Education Program Officer

PRODUCTION

BENJAMIN RADIN Scenic Carpenters

COSTUME SHOP DENISE DAMICO Costume Department Director ANASTASIA ARMES Assistant Costume Department Manager KIMBERLEY NEWTON Design Assistant NAOMI WEBER Tailor/Draper LISA LOCKARD*

BRIAN FAUSKA Technical Director

LAURA MÉ SMITH* 1st Hands

MATT GILES Associate Production Manager

KELLIE DUNN Craft Artisan/Dyer

SANN HALL Production Coordinator

SARAH GLADDEN* Costume Stock Manager

WILEY Assistant Technical Director

JOYCE DEGENFELDER* Wig Master

MATT STARRITT

IMELDA DARANCIANG*

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SCENIC ARTS MAUREEN WILHELM* Charge Scenic Artist RUTH GILMORE Lead Scenic Artist LINDA JO NAZARENUS Scenic Artist

STAGE CREWS BAGLEY WRIGHT THEATRE Catharine Case Lutes* MASTER STAGE CARPENTER Andrew Willhelm* MASTER ELECTRICIAN Jeremiah Foglesong* MASTER PROPERTIES NATHAN KAHLER Head Sound Engineer TONY SMITH

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Head Flyman DAVE SCAMPORLINA Swing Technician

LEO KREIELSHEIMER THEATRE NOEL CLAYTON Master Stage Carpenter LYNNE ELLIS Master Electrician

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COLIN WARRINER* Information Technology Director HEATHER LAIDLAW KRAFT* Associate IT Director BOB MAILLETTE Systems Administrator RICHIE CARPENTER Web Production Specialist

Head Sound Engineer

RYAN ROWELL Tessitura Operations Manager

STAGE MANAGEMENT

EXTERNAL RELATIONS

BRAD HOWE

JESSICA C. BOMBALL MICHAEL JOHN EGAN STINA LOTTI MICHAEL B. PAUL CRISTINE ANNE REYNOLDS SHELLIE STONE

EXECUTIVE SARAH NEWELL* Director of Board Relations

HUMAN RESOURCES KATRINA MILLER Director of Human Resources DOTTIE KELLY Volunteer HR Assistant

FINANCE & OPERATIONS GI HARA* Controller GINA LOPES A/P and Payroll Administrator JOHN R. MCNAMARA* Operations Director

KAREN CHILCOTE* Director of Communications ASHLEY COATES Associate Director of Marketing

PATRON SERVICES LEXI CLEMENTS Patron Services Manager SARAH JO KIRCHNER Patron Services Assistant Manager SONDRA MATARA Patron Services Lead KATIE HASTER Patron Services & Group Sales Specialist CHELSEA ORTUNO MATTHEW ROBINSON JANET SUMMERFELT BETH WILSON Patron Services Specialistst

FRONT OF HOUSE LANCE PARK Audience Services Director

JEREMY SCOTT Patron Development Manager

LIZA GONZALEZ-RAMOS Front of House Manager

SARAH MEALS Public Relations Manager

SHERYL KOOL ASL Interpreting Coordinator

ANDRY LAURENCE Graphic Designer MEGAN LINDELL Marketing Coordinator ROSE WOODBURY Communications Associate

DEVELOPMENT JAMIE HERLICH Director of Individual Gifts KAREN O’SHEA* Director of Institutional Gifts SHARON BARTO DAN PRONOVOST Major Gifts Officers BLAIR FEEHAN Annual Fund Manager

PROFESSIONAL ARTS TRAINING PROGRAM 2014-15 CHRISTIAN CARTER Production Management EMMA COHN Paint BOB FRANKLIN Lighting JEREMIAH GIVERS Stage Management KYLE SPENS Tech Production KATY HANNIGAN Arts Management

DEBRA FORMAN*

HEIDI PARDO* Major Gifts Administrator

MANDY HOUGH Graphics

SHAWN VINES Receptionists

MOLLIE BOLIEK-CREWS Development Database Specialist

ELIZABETH INGRAM Education

KAREN PIZZUTO-SHARP Events Manager

SARA KEATS Artisic (Literary)

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ADRIENNE MENDOZA Stage Management

COMMISSIONS

WRITERS GROUP

SAMANTHA SAYER Props

KIRSIN GRIND

HOLLY ARSENAULT

SAMUEL D. HUNTER

SCOT AUGUSTSON

HAYLEY SHANNON Development

MARC KENISON

FRANK BASLOE

LISA PETERSON

LISA HALPERN

EMMA WATT Artistic (Casting)

DAVID PICHETTE

KERI HEALEY

LAURA SCHELLHARDT

BRENDAN HEALY

CAITLYN WILLIAMS Marketing

ROBERT SCHENKKAN

ARLITIA JONES

CHERYL L. WEST

BRYAN WILLIS

R. HAMILTON WRIGHT

* Indicates employee of 10 or more years

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