Annual Report - Center for Puppetry Arts

2004-2005 

Annual Report 

Center for Puppetry Arts

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Dear Friends and Supporters, 

The 2004-05 season proved to be very busy! We presented 769 performances of ten family 

productions and 52 performances of seven New Directions Series (adult) productions. 

Education instructors taught over 650 workshops, and museum staff conducted over 250 

tours. 

Avanti, Da Vinci! The Secret Adventures of Leonardo da Vinci by Associate Artistic Director Jon 

Ludwig and Resident Puppet Designer Jason Hines, had its world premiere here at the Center 

in August. Critics and audiences alike loved the farcical look at the Renaissance man. Wendell 

Brock, theater critic for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, cited it as one of the best works he’d 

seen in his three years of reviewing Atlanta theater. In September, the production traveled 

to the Slovak Republic for Festival Bábkarska Bystrica, or the International Festival of Slovak 

Puppet Theatres. 

Jane Fonda was the honored guest at the 2004 String Fling Gala. She auctioned off three 

of her cookbooks for $5,000. The annual fundraiser raised almost $125,000 to support 

education programs. 

In November 2004, the Center was awarded the prestigious George Goodwin Community 

Grant for 2005-2006 by Manning Selvage & Lee/Atlanta (MS&L), a leading public relations 

firm. We are thrilled to have them on board to expand our public relations efforts. 

In December, we released three Center productions on DVD – American Tall Tales, Beauty 

& the Beast and Dinosaurs. Creative Digital Group donated two years of video production 

services to capture the productions on film so they could be enjoyed for years to come. In 

March 2005, we learned that American Tall Tales had won a Telly Award – an annual prestigious 

competition. 

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Also in March, the Center launched its online Museum Store, where patrons from all over 

the world can purchase the DVDs, puppets and related items. Thanks to Macquarium and 

TechBridge for their pro bono assistance. 

In April 2005, we announced the establishment of our third endowment, the Barbara and 

Bill Wylly Executive Director Endowment, created in honor of the Wylly’s long and very 

influential association with the Center. 

We are also pleased to announce that this season we completed the requirements for the 

Ford Foundation Challenge Grant. We were one of 28 arts organizations across the country 

to benefit from their New Directions/New Donors for the Arts Initiative, awarded in 2000. 

The final report from this grant is included. 

We gratefully acknowledge the individuals, corporations, foundations and government 

organizations who supported us this season. This support allows us to maintain an active 

Atlanta treasure – one that the whole community can learn from and enjoy. 

I hope you enjoy reading the following report, which covers July 1, 2004 – June 30, 2005. 

Sincerely, 

Vincent Anthony 

Barbara and Bill Wylly Executive Director 

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Board of Directors 

July 1, 2004 – June 30, 2005 

Executive Committee 

Mr. Stephen Brown / Manning Selvage and Lee 

Mrs. U. Bertram Ellis, Jr. / Community Volunteer 

Mr. Steve Floyd / Consultant 

Mr. John Freebairn / Freebairn and Co. 

Mr. Brion Friedman / Montag and Caldwell 

Ms. Diane K. Gray / Consultant 

Ms. Susan Pease Langford / Peck, Shaffer and 

Williams, LLP 

Mrs. J. Erskine Love, Jr. / Printpack Inc. 

Mr. Barry Sikes / Creative Digital Group 

Mrs. Alan Taetle / Community Volunteer 

Mr. John T. Chandler, Retired from Equifax, Chairman 

Mr. Vincent Anthony, Center for Puppetry Arts, President 

Mrs. Barbara Wylly, Immediate Past Chair 

Mr. Bruce Fike, Executrack, Secretary 

Mr. Kip Caffey, Consultant, Treasurer 

Board Members 

Mr. Richard A. Bennett / Bennett Thrasher 

Mr. Smith W. Brookhart, IV / SunTrust Bank 

Dr. Margo Brinton / Georgia State University 

Ms. Lavona Currie / Community Volunteer 

Mr. Mark L. Feidler / BellSouth Corporation 

Mr. Kevin Foster / Macquarium 

Mrs. Edward T. M. Garland / Community 

Volunteer 

Mr. William Gray /Accenture 

Ms. Deirdre W. Holland / D. Woodard Associates 

Ms. Lisa Keller / Community Volunteer 

Mrs. Catharine J. Kelly/ Accenture 

Mr. Edward Knox / Knox Jewelers 

Mr. Matthew S. Lewis / Checkfree Corporation 

Mr. Joe McCarthy / Lucent Technologies 

Ms. Deirdre McDonald / Clark Atlanta University 

Mrs. Marge McDonald / Creative and Publishing 

Concepts. 

Mr. Kevin McGonigle / Russell Reynolds and 

Associates 

Mr. Patricio Montalbetti / Perez and Montalbetti 

Advertising 

Mrs. Elizabeth Newton / Executrack 

Mr. David Nour / Nour Group 

Mrs. E. Earl Patton, Jr. / Community Volunteer 

Ms. Myrna Pittman / Georgia Power 

Mrs. Mark B. Riley / Spherion 

Mrs. H. Bronson Smith / Community 

Volunteer 

Mrs. C. Preston Stephens / Community 

Volunteer 

Ms. Deirdre C. Stiles / Community Volunteer 

Mr. Michael E. Stogner / Bank of America 

Ms. Rosalia Thomas / IBM 

Ms. Marion Tilson / Cingular Wireless 

Mrs. Annie-York Trujillo / Community Volunteer 

Mrs. Clyde Tuggle / Community Volunteer 

Ms. Elaine Rogers Walsh / Jones, Day, Reavis and 

Pogue 

Dr. Jonne Walter / Physician 

Mr. Mack Wilbourn, Jr. / Mack II, Inc. 

Advisors to the Executive 

Committee 

Mrs. H. Pierce Allgood / Community Volunteer 

Mr. Dennis M. Betz / BellSouth 

Ms. Juliet Dobbs Blackburn-Beamon / Atlanta 

University 

Mrs. George S. Branch / Community Volunteer 

Mr. M. A. Brown / Georgia Power Company 

Mr. Thomas W. Dortch, Jr. / One Hundred Black 

Men of America 

Mrs. Jesse Hill, Jr. / Community Volunteer 

Mr. Tommy Hills / CFO State of GA 

Mr. James H. Landon / Jones, Day, Reavis and 

Pogue 

Ms. Mary Shivers O’Gara / High Museum of Art 

Mr. Robb Pitts / Fulton County Commissioner 

Mr. Robert Rivers / Hall County Government 

Mr. E. Grady Terry / Southeastern Mediation 

Corporation 

Mr. Martin Tilson / Kilpatrick and Stockton LLP 

Mrs. Nils E. Wennerholm / Community Volunteer 

Honorary directors 

Mr. James G. Dalton, Sr., Retired from Caraustar 

Industries 

Mrs. Rutherford L. Ellis, Retired Community 

Volunteer

Financial Statement 

July 1, 2004 – June 30, 2005 

REVENUE............$3,359,071 

expenses..............$3,534,112 

revenue sources 

revenue from operations...........................$1,299,608 

Performances, Museum, Education, Museum Store 

revenue from contributions......................$1,796,276 

Contributions...................................................................$445,455 

In-Kind Donations...........................................................$496,606 

Grants and Contracts.....................................................$200,667 

String Fling Fundraiser.....................................................$154,567 

Memberships.....................................................................$139,186 

Donated Museum Items.................................................$525 

Capital Campaign.............................................................$359,270 

Revenue from 

endowment and investments.......................$263,187 

total revenue..........................................$3,359,071 

expenses 

revenue for operations..............................$3,534,112 

Programming, Fundraising, Administration, 

Marketing and Depreciation 

program attendance 

ON-SITE OFF-SITE TOTALS 

performances...................160,545 -- 160,545 

education programs........59,842 22,599 82,441 

museum programs........... 41,546 350,000* 391,546 

totals................................261,933 372,599 634,532 

total number of admissions...............................634,532 

*Estimated 

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About the Center for 

Puppetry Arts 

The Center for Puppetry Arts is the nation’s largest non-profit organization dedicated to 

the art form of puppetry and focuses on three areas: performance, education and museum. 

Each year the Center for Puppetry Arts brings quality family programming to Atlanta as part 

of the Family Series, a collection of adapted classic stories and new works performed in a 

variety of puppetry styles by the Center company. National traveling puppetry troupes set 

up shop at the Center during SummerFest for families, while teen and adult-oriented shows 

by Atlanta artists and visiting companies comprise the New Directions Series. 

In addition to presenting riveting productions, the Center also holds two museum spaces and 

offers a variety of classes and workshops for adults and children alike. Puppets: The Power of 

Wonder is an inviting, interactive museum, which provides hands-on educational fun with over 

350 puppets from around the world. Additional puppets and objects are on display in special 

exhibits throughout the building. 

Create-A-Puppet workshops, offered in conjunction with Family Series performances, 

encourage children to build a puppet of their own that is related to the show. Adults can learn 

more about different aspects of puppetry in the Adult Education Series. And the Distance 

Learning program reaches students across the U.S. with a virtual field trip experience. 

All activities presented at the Center are educational – programming meets curriculum 

standards in Language Arts, Fine Arts and Character Education, among others.

Performance 

See a show. Make a puppet. Tour the museum. All activities at the Center work 

together for a comprehensive learning experience. Most family productions during 

the 2004-05 season were based on beloved, classic works of literature, and the New 

Directions Series continued to present original works for adult audiences. 

Cinderella 

by Tanglewood Marionettes of Ware, MA 

June 22 - July 11, 2004 

A charming adaptation told with lavish sets and 

intricate marionettes. Mainstage Theater. 

Create-A-Puppet Workshop: Beautiful Bird Rodand-String 

Puppet 

Museum Tour: Find a bird puppet from a show 

called “The Glass Dream” 

SummerFest 2004 

Mr. Ug, Caveman 

by Leon Van Weelden of Springfield, MO 

July 13 - August 1, 2004 

Mr. Ug, Caveman, and his struggles taught a timeless 

lesson about the human imagination. The show 

featured a variety of hand-and-rod puppets. Mainstage 

Theater. 

Create-A-Puppet Workshop: Delightful Dinosaur 

Shadow Puppet 

Museum Tour: Locate The Time Man puppet 

Sleeping Beauty 

by National Marionette Theatre of 

Brattleboro, VT 

August 3 - 22, 2004 

This classic tale got a marionette makeover. Mainstage 

Theater. 

Create-A-Puppet Workshop: Wise Owl Hand 

Puppet 

Museum Tour: Find a Chinese dragon shadow 

puppet 

Mr. Ug, Caveman 

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Pinocchio 

by Lee Bryan, “That Puppet Guy,” of Atlanta 

August 24 - September 19, 2004 

This lively adaptation of Carlo Collodi’s timeless 

tale was told with found object puppetry and Italian 

music. Downstairs Theater. 

Create-A-Puppet Workshop: Sneaky Shark 

Hand-and-Rod Puppet 

Museum Tour: Find a Knight marionette from 

Sicily 

Charlotte’s Web 

by E.B. White 

adapted for the stage by Joseph Robinette 

directed by Bobby Box 

September 23 - December 12, 2004 

Based on the beloved children’s classic by E.B. White 

and told using hand-and-rod, shadow and life-size 

body puppets on a barnyard set. Mainstage Theater. 

Produced by special arrangement with DRAMATIC 

PUBLISHING, Woodstock, Illinois. 

Create-A-Puppet Workshop: Wilbur Pig Hand 

Puppet 

Museum Tour: Find Wilbur’s favorite puppets – Jim 

Henson’s “Pigs in Space” 

2004-05 Family Series 

The Velveteen Rabbit 

by Margery Williams 

adapted by Bobby Box & Rita Byers 

November 26, 2004 - January 2, 2005 

A bedtime-sweet adaptation of Margery Williams’ 

classic tale featuring playful melodies, lovable hand and 

rod puppets, and a magical marionette. Downstairs 

Theater. 

Create-A-Puppet Workshop: Velveteen Rabbit 

Shadow Puppet 

Museum Tour: Find an Indonesian horse puppet 

made of wood 

The Adventures of Mighty Bug 

by Jon Ludwig 

January 6 - March 13, 2005 

This show taught fascinating facts about the insect 

kingdom with boogie-woogie beats and shadow, body 

and hand-and-rod puppets. Mainstage Theater. 

Create-A-Puppet Workshop: Creepy Crawly 

Spider Rod Puppet 

Museum Tour: Find Michael Curry’s Praying Mantis 

Rumpelstiltskin 

adapted by Bobby Box 

February 10 - April 3, 2005 

A marionette musical based on the fairy tale by the 

Brothers Grimm. Downstairs Theater. 

Create-A-Puppet Workshop: Rumpelstiltskin 

Rod-and-String Puppet 

Museum Tour: Find a puppet from Mali that is 

known as a “Little Person” 

Brer Rabbit & Friends 

adapted by Jon Ludwig 

April 7 - June 19, 2005 

African-American folktales documented by Atlantan 

Joel Chandler Harris came to life with hand-and-rod, 

shadow and body puppets, and tunes played by live 

musicians. Mainstage Theater. 

Create-A-Puppet Workshop: Sly Fox Shadow 

Puppet 

Museum Tour: Find American puppeteer Bil Baird’s 

Rabbit Hand Puppet 

The Adventures of Mighty Bug

2004-05 New Directions Series 

Evolutions 

by various artists 

June 5 - 26, 2004 

A cabaret of puppetry, music, spoken word and past 

Xperimental Puppetry Theater pieces. Downstairs 

Theater. Ages 18 and up only. 

Avanti, Da Vinci! The Secret 

Adventures of Leonardo da Vinci 

by Jason Hines & Jon Ludwig 

August 5 - 22, 2004 

World premiere! A hilarious smash hit about 

Leonardo da Vinci, mild-mannered artist by day, 

“winged avenger” by night. Downstairs Theater. Ages 

18 and up only. 

SPOOKY PUPPET… 

The Beginning 

by Clint Thornton and the NEW Spooky 

Company 

October 13 - 30, 2004 

A thrilling, chilling prequel to the cult-hit The Spooky 

Puppet Horror Show. Downstairs Theater. Ages 18 and 

up only. 

Mighty Nice 

by Paul Zaloom of West Hollywood, CA 

November 12 - 14, 2004 

Paul Zaloom unleashed his wicked wit with takes on 

the prison industry, water rights and last but not least: 

death! Mainstage Theater. Ages 18 and up only. 

The Firebird 

by The David Simpich Marionettes of 

Colorado Springs, CO 

January 19 - 23, 2005 

Adapted from the ancient folktale, this retelling was 

inspired by the costumes, architecture and art of 

old Russia and featured exquisite puppets, master 

marionette artistry and amazing character voices. 

Downstairs Theater. Ages 12 and up. 

The Anatomy of Melancholy 

by Pamella O’Connor of Asheville, NC 

April 15 - 17, 2005 

Inspired by Robert Burton’s 1621 anthology, this piece 

offered a decidedly contemporary approach to the 

causes, symptoms and cures of the human condition. 

Downstairs Theater. Ages 12 and up. 

Xperimental Puppetry Theater 

(XPT) 2005 

by various artists 

May 19 - 22, 2005 

Artists of all disciplines have mixed it up for more 

than 20 years, pushing the boundaries of puppetry, 

in this workshop/performance forum. Downstairs 

Theater. Ages 18 and up only. 

The 2005 XPT pieces: 

Vertical Man Loves Horizontal Woman 

by Raymond Carr 

a tragedy in one act created & performed 

by Kristin Jarvis 

Escalation written by Stephen Scarborough, 

directed by Julie Dansby & Stephen 

Scarborough 

Rapunzel Kami adapted, designed & directed 

by Kristin Gorell 

Pennies From Hell created by Chantelle Rytter 

Puppet Love: The Forbidden Fruit written by Angie 

McCormick, directed by Sam Word 

Avanti, da Vinci! 

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Education 

Create-A-Puppet Workshops 

In the popular Create-A-Puppet Workshops, children ages four and up learned about the unique 

form of puppetry and create their very own puppet to take home. Designs changed for each 

production and were based on the show’s theme. 

Adult Education Classes 

Introduction to Marionettes 

Presented by Peter Schaefer of Tanglewood 

Marionettes, Ware, MA 

Thursday, June 24, 2004 

Students learned how to string and manipulate a basic 

human figure marionette using a classic “airplane” 

control, and explored string choice, tuning options, 

stage dynamics, and the pros and cons of using 

marionettes versus other styles of puppetry. 

Kathputli Indian Marionette Workshop 

Presented by Anita Bhatty of Jaipur, Rajasthan in 

conjunction with Festival of India 2004 

Sunday, August 15, 2004 

Under Bhatty’s direction, participants painted 

hand-carved puppet heads, created bodies from 

beautiful Indian fabrics, and then added strings to 

their finished pieces to construct a Kathputli Indian 

marionette. Made possible by the generous support 

of Dr. Paddy Sharma, President, India American 

Cultural Association, Atlanta, GA. 

Japanese Puppet Films of 

Kihachiro Kawamoto 

Presented in conjunction with JapanFest 2004 

Friday, October 1, 2004 

A rare opportunity to view six short films by 

Kihachiro Kawamoto, Japan’s most celebrated stopmotion 

puppet artist. 

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Kathputli Indian 

Marionettes 

From Story to Stage: Creating a 

Puppet Play 

Presented by David Simpich of The David 

Simpich Marionettes, Colorado Springs, CO 

Thursday, January 20, 2005 

Simpich took participants through the stages of 

developing a one-person show with puppets, including 

adapting a story, developing character voices, building 

and costuming puppets, staging and manipulation. 

Behind the Scenes of Rumpelstiltskin 

Presented by Bobby Box, Associate Producer, 

Center for Puppetry Arts 

Saturday, February 26, 2005 

Box provided a behind-the-scenes look at a timeless 

European fairy tale adapted for the marionette 

stage. 

Puppet-Making 101: Building a Basic 

Marionette 

Taught by Susan Kinney, Museum Manager, 


Thursday, April 7, 2005 & Thursday, 

April 14, 2005 

Participants learned to build a basic human figure 

marionette cleverly designed from cardboard. 

Secrets of the Puppet Shop Revealed 

Taught by Jason Hines, Resident Puppet Builder, 


Thursday, May 26, 2005 

The Center’s resident puppet builder gave an 

insightful behind-the-scenes look at a day in the life 

of the Puppet Shop, including tricks of the trade, how 

script requirements drive puppet design, and the 

necessity of mechanical drawings.

Puppet Theater Camp 

Puppet Theater Camp continues to inspire a new generation of would-be puppeteers! In August 2004, seven 

students ages 13-15 participated in Session III of the Center’s Puppet Theater Camp summer program for teens. 

Five of the seven students attended Puppet Theater Camp as an extension of their course of study in the City of 

Atlanta Bureau of Cultural Affairs ArtsCool Program. The students met every day for two weeks to produce an 

original work which they performed for family and friends on the last day of the session onstage in the Center’s 

Downstairs Theater. Under the direction of Instructor Erica Bearden, students worked cooperatively to write 

an original script, sculpt, paint and costume rod puppets, build scenery, props, and rehearse their hilarious show, 

Hippie Hip Hooray. 

Distance Learning 

The Center’s unique Distance Learning Program, which provides a dynamic, interactive virtual field trip experience, 

continued to present arts-infused programming to students across the United States. During the 2004-05 season, 

the studio presented 511 programs on traditional classroom disciplines, including units on butterflies, spiders, 

dinosaurs, the rainforest, Native Americans, Africa and more. Students participated in a learning activity about 

the topic and created a working puppet. 

Since 1998, the Distance Learning Program has reached primarily rural and underserved audiences that are 

unable to visit the Center for hands-on educational programs. For most programs, the Center provided a 

comprehensive study guide and list of puppet materials – all of which are easy-to-find, typically recycled materials 

that are of little, if any, cost. 

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Distance Learning program 

Receives New Equipment 

In February, the Distance Learning Program received a donation of new equipment from TANDBERG, an 

international leader in videoconferencing technology. This donation allowed the Center to establish its own 

direct connect studio that uses two different technologies – IP (Internet) or ISDN (phone lines). The state-ofthe-art 

equipment allows the studio to connect to more states and school systems, at a reduced cost for both 

the Center and the schools. 

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Students REACHed: 14,523 

Organizations REACHed: 132 

States REACHed: 22 

States and Countries Reached 

GREAT BRITAIN

Alaska SeaLife Center, Alaska 

Bay-Arenac Intermediate School District, 

Michigan 

Colquitt County Schools, Georgia 

Durango School District 9-R, Colorado 

George Washington Carver School, Missouri 

Huntsville Academy for Academics and Arts, 

Alabama 

Jackson High School, Ohio 

June Harless Center for Rural Education, 

West Virginia 

Sample Organizations Served 

Learning Enhancement Centers, California 

National Educational Computing Conference, 

Pennsylvania 

Oklahoma State Schools, Oklahoma 

Public School 222, Queens, New York 

Rutgers University, New Jersey 

Seacrest Country Day School, Florida 

Tupelo Middle School, Mississippi 

White Lick Elementary, Indiana 

Outreach 

During the 2004-05 fiscal year, the Center for Puppetry Arts’ Outreach Department conducted curriculumbased 

workshops on such topics as Space, Dinosaurs, Rainforest, Tall Tales and International Folklore in six 

southeastern states and 14 counties in Georgia, serving 8,076 people. These activities were provided to 

numerous elementary schools, high schools and community organizations. 

School Systems & Counties Served 

Georgia School Systems that participated in the Education Program, either at the Center or at their locations 

through the Outreach Program or Distance Learning: 

Atlanta Public Schools 

Baldwin 

Barrow 

Bartow 

Bibb 

Calhoun 

Carroll 

Carrollton City 

Catoosa 

Charlton 

Cherokee 

Clarke 

Clayton 

Cobb 

Columbia 

Cook 

Coweta 

Crawford 

Dade 

Dawson 

Decatur City 

DeKalb 

Dougherty 

Douglas 

Elbert 

Emanuel 

Fayette 

Floyd 

Forsyth 

Fulton 

Gilmer 

Glynn 

Gordon 

Sample Organizations Served by Outreach 

All Saints Episcopal Church, Georgia 

The Atlanta Jewish Festival, Georgia 

The Birmingham Museum of Art, Alabama 

The Bridge, Georgia 

Camp Kudzu, Georgia 

Camp New Hope, Georgia 

The Columbus Museum of Art, Georgia 

The Consulate General of Japan, Georgia 

Grady 

Gwinnett 

Habersham 

Hall 

Haralson 

Heard 

Henry 

Houston 

Jackson 

Jasper 

Jefferson 

Jenkins 

Johnson 

Jones 

Lanier 

Laurens 

Lee 

Liberty 

Marietta City 

McIntosh 

Meriwether 

Monroe 

Montgomery 

Morgan 

Muscogee 

Treutlen 

Troup 

Turner 

Union 

Walton 

Whitfield 

Ware 

The Dunwoody Preservation Trust, Georgia 

The Girl Scouts of Pine Valley, Georgia 

The Jekyll Island Authority, Georgia 

The Prizery, Virginia 

The Woodruff Center for Young Artists, 

Artists 

University of Southern Mississippi, Mississippi 

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Education Advisory Committee 

Juliette D. Blackburn-Beamon 

Assistant Professor, Department of Art, 

Morris Brown College, Atlanta 

Margo Brinton, Ph.D. 

Professor of Microbiology, Georgia State 

University, Atlanta 

Diane Gray 

Consultant, Atlanta 

Jan Jensen 

Teacher, Chattahoochee High School, 

Alpharetta, Georgia 

Julia Matthews, Ph.D. 

Assistant Professor of Theater, Kennesaw 

State University, Kennesaw, Georgia 

Mona W. Matthews, Ph.D. 

Associate Professor, Department of Early 

Childhood Education, Georgia State 

University, Atlanta 

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Judy Nail 

Arts and Humanities Program Director, 

Muscogee County School District, 

Columbus, Georgia 

Emilie Paille, Ed.D. 

Professor, Education Department, 

Mercer University, Atlanta 

Glynis Terrell 

Instructor, Atlanta Public Schools ESOL 

Program, Atlanta 

M’Balia Thomas 

Educator/Spanish Language Consultant, Atlanta 

Gary Wenzel, Ph.D. 

Science Curriculum Coordinator, Georgia Dept. 

of Education, Atlanta 

Mom and daughter 

in a Create-A-Puppet 

Workshop.

Museum 

The Center’s museum and special exhibits present puppets from various time periods and countries around 

the world. Exhibitions of puppets are considered essential to enhance understanding and appreciation of 

performances. The Center also encourages visitors to find a treasure in our collection that correlates with the 

current family show. 

PUPPETS: The Power of Wonder 

The Center’s permanent exhibit, PUPPETS: The Power of Wonder, is a hands-on museum displaying more than 350 

puppets from various time periods and countries around the world. Self-guided and docent-led tours reinforce 

the breadth and scope of puppetry through the ages. Curated by Dr. Michael Malkin, Professor of Theatre, 

California Polytechnic State University. 

Special Exhibits 

In addition to the permanent exhibit, the Center has several special exhibits throughout the building. 

PUPPETRY IN FOCUS: Treasures from our Global Collection 

Puppetry fulfills a vital role in communities around the world. This exhibit, drawing from recent acquisitions 

and never-before-seen pieces in the Center’s permanent collection, illuminated those roles. The more than 

50 puppets on display included puppets from countries as diverse as Mali, Egypt, India, Japan, Russia, Indonesia, 

Mexico, the Czech Republic and others. Co-curated by Susan Kinney and Bradford Clark. 

1996 REVISITED: Puppets of Olympic Proportions 

Atlanta was proud to host the Centennial Olympic Games in 1996. Izzy, the Centennial Olympic mascot, returned 

for a visit along with Peter Minshall’s statuesque Belle and Gent, who danced at the Opening Ceremonies. 

Olympics pin and memorabilia were also on display. 

POSTERS INTERNATIONAL: A Puppet Perspective 

Uniting diverse images from around the globe, this exhibit includes a wide array of cartoonish, romantic, subtle 

and daring posters. Each of these placards, which advertise productions and festivals from UNIMA (Union 

Internationale de la Marionnette) Centers, reflects the unique culture of the countries they represent – from the 

Czech Republic to Italy to Argentina. 

KINGS OF BROADWAY 

Featured in this exhibit were two of the mask prototypes from the Broadway smash-hit, The Lion King, for the lion 

brothers themselves, Mufasa and Scar. Donated by Julie Taymor. 

DECODING DA VINCI 

This special exhibit showed a rare glimpse into the production process. It featured scenic models, molds, 

preliminary sketches and photographs from Avanti, Da Vinci!

Off-site Exhibits 

Along with the exhibits on-site at the Center, puppets from the museum collection are on display in several 

locations throughout the city. 

Atlantix, Underground Atlanta 

Underground Atlanta, a historic retail and entertainment Center in downtown, is also home to an AtlanTix, a halfprice 

ticket booth run by the Atlanta Coalition of Performing Arts. Visitors to Underground and the booth can 

view several of the Center’s puppets, including Don Quixote, his sword and horse, and a Gent from the Opening 

Ceremonies of the 1996 Olympics. 

WSB-TV, Atlanta 

On September 29, 1948, WSB-TV went on the air. Among the programs viewers watched that night was a 

children’s television show, Woody Willow & Friends, with marionettes manipulated by Don and Ruth Gilpin. In 

1983, the Gilpins donated puppets and memorabilia from the show to the Center’s permanent collection. Today, 

some of those puppets, including a dapper Fox, are on display at the station. 

Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, 

Atlanta 

Weary travelers entering or exiting the airport’s 

International Terminal can view several cases of puppets 

from the Center’s permanent collection, representing 

several countries including Indonesia, China, Germany and 

Egypt. 

Library 

The Center’s Research Library is full of resources on the 

art of puppetry, including books and videos from around 

the world – many of which are not carried at regular 

libraries. Although some patrons just browse or watch a 

video for fun, the majority of patrons use the library for 

specific research. 

For instance, one high school student did research for a 

homework project on Chinese shadows, while another 

studied Japanese Bunraku. Professors used the library to 

work on lesson plans. Aspiring puppeteers used the library 

to learn more about the craft. 

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Mad Hatter puppet. 

Made by Tony Sarg for a production 

of Alice in Wonderland at 

the 1933 World’s Fair. 

Puppets: The Power of Wonder 

Permanent Exhibit

Museum Advisory Committee 

Chair 

Nancy Lohman Staub, M.A. 

Puppetry Arts Consultant, New Orleans 

Mary Jo Arnoldi, Ph.D. 

Curator, African Ethnology and Art, Smithsonian 

Institution, National Museum of Natural History, 

Washington, DC 

John Thomas Bell, Ph.D. 

Assistant Professor of Performing Arts, Emerson 

College, Boston 

Kathy Foley, Ph.D. 

Theater Arts Professor, University of California, 

Santa Cruz 

Raylynn Hughes 

Library Consultant, Atlanta 

Michael R. Malkin, Ph.D. 

Professor Emeritus, Theater and Dance 

Department, California Polytechnic State 

University, San Luis Obispo, CA 

President, Speckled Koi Productions 

Kerry McCarthy, M.A. 

Principal, McCarthy Arts Consulting, Jackson 

Heights, NY 

Michiko Ueno-Herr, Ph.D. 

Japanese Puppetry Consultant, Honolulu, Hawaii 

Swiss Mask. 

From Carnival and Folk Masks of 

Switzerland Exhibit 

Loaned by Basel’s Museum of 

Culture, Basel, Switzerland. 

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Season Highlights 

Center DVDs Debut in December 

You love all the shows at the Center, but you’re not able to attend every single one. Then, when you do attend a 

show, you wish you could watch it over and over! Thanks to Creative Digital Group and Freebairn & Co., three 

of the Center’s productions were released on DVD in December 2004! 

American Tall Tales, Beauty & the Beast and Dinosaurs are the first three titles in the Center’s PUPPETS AT PLAY series. 

Each DVD is a complete package of engaging entertainment suitable for the entire family. Widestage, Special Gold 

Editions bring together the delightful tunes, friendly puppets and imaginative fun that audiences find only at the 

Center. 

In addition to the performance, each digitally mastered DVD includes behind-the-scenes secrets for the show 

(each a little over three minutes long) and a five-minute Center overview. 

Atlanta-based advertising agency Freebairn & Co. designed all of the DVD packaging pro bono. 

Another Atlanta-based company, Creative Digital Group, donated two years of video production services. Each 

Center show was shot using a three-camera setup, capturing multiple angels of the live performances. In addition, 

extensive color and video level correction was used in order to offset the dramatic changes in lighting used in 

the theater. 

Creative Digital Group began filming in 2002 with a three-camera shoot of Jon Ludwig’s musical whodunit, 

The Body Detective. Subsequent filmings of American Tall Tales, Beauty & The Beast, Dinosaurs, The Plant Doctors, 

The Reluctant Dragon, The Shoemaker & the Elves, Tales of Edgar Allan Poe, The Velveteen Rabbit and Weather Rocks! 

completed the PUPPETS AT PLAY collection. Release dates for the remaining seven DVDs are to be determined. 

Center inks distribution deal with Quality Books 

In March 2005, the Center announced a partnership with Quality Books, Inc., to distribute its DVD series, 

PUPPETS AT PLAY. Quality Books will market and distribute the titles to libraries nationwide. 

Quality Books works with approximately 9,000 public, school, academic, corporate and special libraries across 

the country to distribute a diverse mix of books and multimedia programs, specifically developed by small 

publishers, that are not readily available from other sources. 

“The Center’s PUPPETS AT PLAY DVD series fits our strict criteria for distribution,” said Wendy Steck, public 

relations manager, Quality Books. “We look for products that are unique and entertaining and the Center’s 

DVD series fits that description while also adding an educational element that adds to its appeal to the library 

audience.” 

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American Tall Tales ropes in a Telly 

Also in March, the American Tall Tales DVD was recognized with a 26th Annual Telly Award. 

Founded in 1978, the Telly Awards is the premier award honoring outstanding local, regional and cable 

TV commercials and programs, as well as the finest video and film productions. The Telly Awards annually 

showcases the best work of the most respected advertising agencies, production companies, television stations, 

cable operators and corporate video departments in the world. The Telly Awards is a widely known and highly 

respected national and international competition and receives over 10,000 entries annually from all 50 states 

and many foreign countries. 

Center Announces Endowment for Executive Director 

In April 2005, the Center announced the establishment of its third endowment, the Barbara and Bill Wylly 

Executive Director Endowment. The endowment will help fund the executive director position. 

The Center’s board, led by chairman John Chandler, Kip Caffey, Mrs. U. Bertram Ellis, Jr., and Mrs. C. Preston 

Stephens, created the endowment in honor of the Wyllys’ long and very influential association with the Center. 

Mrs. Wylly served as chairman of the Center’s board of directors for 14 years, beginning in 1989. She was involved 

in four capital campaigns that secured funding to purchase the Center’s building, an acre of property adjacent to 

the Center and to make millions of dollars in improvements in the Center. Mr. Wylly was also active in the Center, 

serving as a volunteer and offering support to the Center until his death in 1995. 

Chandler made the surprise announcement at the Chairman’s Benefactors Reception on April 21, 2005 and 

presented Mrs. Wylly with a black, wooden desk chair inscribed “Barbara and Bill Wylly Executive Director Chair 

2005.” Former Atlanta Braves player Henry “Hank” Aaron and The Coca-Cola Company’s chairman of the board 

and chief executive officer E. Neville Isdell were on hand for the reception and presentation. 

Barbara Wylly 

2005 Chairman’s 

Benefactors Reception 

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Avanti, Da Vinci! Tours to Slovakia 

In September 2004, Avanti, Da Vinci! The Secret Adventures of Leonardo da Vinci traveled to the Slovak Republic for 

Festival Bábkarska Bystrica, or the International Festival of Slovak Puppet Theatres. Associate Artistic Director 

Jon Ludwig and Resident Puppet Designer Jason von Hinezmeyer, who wrote and directed the melodramatic 

farce, also gave a presentation about the Center and contemporary puppetry in America. This was a major honor 

and a testament to the Center’s global renown among the puppetry community. The trip was supported in 

part by CEC ArtsLink, the Fund for U. S. Artists at International Festivals and Exhibitions, and Trust for Mutual 

Understanding. 

Bobby Box Travels to Amsterdam for Research for Anne Frank: Within & Without 

While visiting Europe three years ago, Associate Producer Bobby Box stopped at both the historic Frank home 

and the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, which at the time was featuring an exhibition of ornate dollhouses. This 

visit, along with a quotation by Anne Frank he read in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, gave Box the inspiration for 

a work based on her life. 

In June 2005, Bobby Box made a return trip to Amsterdam to conduct more research into Anne’s life for his 

January 2006 show Anne Frank: Within & Without. 

With the help of some Dutch puppeteers, Box was able to track down and visit the apartment where Anne 

and her family lived before the war, the family’s community center, her playground, her school, and even her 

sister’s school, giving him a greater sense of purpose and inspiration to depict Anne’s story with justice and 

authenticity. 

Box also made several visits to the Secret Annex where Anne and her family hid from the Nazis. He then 

followed Anne’s path beyond the Secret Annex, visiting the theater from which she and so many others were sent 

to various concentration camps. 

After the trip, Box said he came back with numerous ideas to incorporate into the show, but he also wanted to 

keep the original focus. 

“The reason that I went was to experience the physical world of Anne Frank,” he said. “As the show is largely 

about her ‘internal’ world, I needed to experience the ‘external’ world that shaped it.” 

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Illustration for Anne Frank: 

Within and Without 

Illustration by Jason Hines

Online Museum Store goes live 

After months of preparation, the Center’s online 

Museum Store launched at puppetstore.org! The 

first online order, placed on March 18, 2005, was for a 

Kermit bust purchased by a customer in Texas. Since 

then, the store has shipped items all over the country, 

as well as internationally. 

The online store features over 225 products, including 

puppets, the DVDs of Center performances, books, 

and more. 

Thanks to Macquarium and TechBridge for their 

assistance with this initiative. 

American Tall 

Tales DVD 

Jon Ludwig nominated for an Emmy® 

Jon Ludwig, Associate Artistic Director at the Center for Puppetry Arts, along with Mitchell Kreigman and Dean 

Gordon, received a nomination from The National Television Academy’s 32nd annual Daytime Emmy Awards. 

The nomination, for Outstanding Directing in a Children’s Series, was for Disney Channel’s The Book of Pooh. The 

directors were recognized for the episode “The Great Honey Pot/Paging Piglet,” which premiered on April 8, 

2004. 

Disney Channel premiered The Book of Pooh in January 2001. Inspired by the literary creations of author A. A. 

Milne and the creative mind of Emmy Award® winner Mitchell Kriegman, The Book of Pooh is the first television 

program to combine the 300 year-old art of Japanese Bunraku puppetry with newly developed, computer 

generated “virtual sets.” 

The Daytime Emmy Awards recognize outstanding achievement in all fields of daytime television production. 

Bobby Box Receives Grant from Jim Henson Foundation 

The Jim Henson Foundation awarded a 2004 Seed Grant to Bobby Box, associate producer at the Center for 

Puppetry Arts, for his upcoming project, Anne Frank: Within & Without. Created in cooperation with the Georgia 

Commission on the Holocaust and the Anne Frank in the World: 1929-1945 exhibit, under the auspices of the 

Anne Frank Cener USA, Anne Frank: Within & Without will premiere at the Center in January 2006. 

The Jim Henson Foundation was established in 1982 by Muppets creator Jim Henson to promote and develop 

the art of puppetry in the United States. Each year the Foundation introduces thousands of adults and families 

to the magic of puppet theater through grantmaking, artist advocacy and public awareness efforts, and other 

outreach activities. The Foundation awards grants each year for the creation and development of innovative 

works of puppet theater. Project grants of $5,000 are awarded for the development of new works, and seed 

grants of $2,000 are made for pieces in the earliest stages of creation. 

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Center featured on The WB’s Blue Collar TV 

On Wednesday, January 26, 2005, it got rowdy at the Center for Puppetry Arts when the Blue Collar TV crew 

invaded! Marketing Director Debbie George and Education Director Alan Louis greeted Jeff Foxworthy, Bill 

Engvall and Larry the Cable Guy in front of the museum (and under Pinocchio’s legs). The three stars showed up 

with a boat-load of equipment and crew members to “get in touch with their inner child.” They then participated 

in a Create-A-Puppet Workshop, and brought smiles to the faces of about 20 kids that got to play hooky. 

Everyone made Creepy Crawly Spider Rod Puppets in a special workshop, taught by Louis. He claimed the three 

guests “disrupted the class,” and even made them sit in time out! Don’t worry - the kids learned something too 

- Louis taught them all about spiders before the festivities began. 

Jason Hines, Resident Puppet Designer, and cohorts David Stephens and April Moon Carlson secretly worked in 

the puppet-making shop to create doppelganger puppets for each of the Blue Collar comedians. Hines and Jon 

Ludwig, Associate Artistic Director, surprised the guys with their mini-clones after the workshop, and encouraged 

them to put on a puppet show of their own. 

The whole affair was filmed as a spot for the season finale episode of the Blue Collar TV show on The WB, and 

aired on May 19, 2005. 

Online Ticket Sales 

Online ticket sales continued to increase in the second year. During the 2004-05 season, 4,614 tickets were 

purchased online, an increase of 38.5 percent over the previous year. This represented over $65,000 in net 

revenues. The percentage of new patrons purchasing tickets online remained about the same as the previous 

season – 77 percent of patrons buying online had never been to the Center before. 

Center Awarded George Goodwin Community Grant 

In November 2004, the Center was awarded the prestigious George Goodwin Community Grant for 2005-2006 

by Manning Selvage & Lee/Atlanta (MS&L), a leading public relations firm. The Center will receive $100,000 of 

public relations and marketing communications professional services during the two-year grant period. 

“The Center for Puppetry Arts has captured the imagination of our city and much of the performing arts 

world over the past quarter century,” said Rob Baskin, MS&L/Atlanta’s deputy managing director. “It provides 

entertainment, education and enrichment for children and adults and is the premier institution of its kind in 

America.” 

The George Goodwin Grant program was developed in 1998 to continue the legacy of MS&L/Atlanta founder 

George Goodwin, who has given Atlanta more than 50 years of community service. Its purpose is to provide 

an Atlanta-based non-profit agency with marketing communications guidance, planning and programs for two 

years. 

“We are proud that the Center for Puppetry Arts will be our public service client for the next two years,” said 

George Goodwin, MS&L/Atlanta’s founder and an active senior counselor with the firm. “The Center has carved 

a significant place for itself among Atlanta’s premier attractions that make our city a great place to live, work 

and visit.” 

MS&L began work with the Center on January 1, 2005. The firm has assisted with procuring media coverage, 

as well as working on a comprehensive communications audit.

Press Highlights 

The Center continued to receive great press coverage for all activities! Staff and the Center’s new public relations 

firm, Manning Selvage & Lee, garnered 369 media placements in 41 media outlets, including print coverage in The 

Atlanta Journal-Constitution and accessAtlanta, Creative Loafing, Northside Neighbor, The Story and others; as well as 

coverage on TV stations WAGA Fox 5 and UPN. The season’s press coverage is valued at almost $1.2 million! 

Notable coverage included: 

• The Atlanta Journal-Constitution did a cover story on Avanti, Da Vinci! in Sunday’s Arts & Books Section 

(August 1, 2004) 

• Theatre critic Wendell Brock sang the praises of Avanti, Da Vinci!, citing it as one of the best works he’d 

seen in his three years of reviewing Atlanta theater (The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, August 7, 2004) 

• Atlanta’s alternative weekly, Creative Loafing, picked Avanti, Da Vinci! as the “Best Educational Theater 

Production,” calling it “one of the most gorgeous, creative shows in the Center’s history” (September 30, 

2004) 

• The Fall 2004 issue of Atlanta Style & Design, a local glossy monthly, looked at the Center in a three-page 

article entitled “Puppet Wizardry” 

• Puppeteers from Spooky Puppet…The Beginning performed scenes and chatted with “Atlanta Tonight” cohost 

Shannon Wiseman, which aired on UPN October 12 & 19, 2004 

• accessAtlanta’s theater writer, Bret Love, looked at Spooky Puppet…The Beginning in “Where the Wild 

Things Are,” a story which ran in the October 14, 2004 edition 

• The Atlanta Business Chronicle interviewed Board Member Barry Sikes of Creative Digital Group regarding 

the Center’s DVD collection, PUPPETS AT PLAY, which he helped bring to market (November 26, 2004) 

• On January 18, 2005, Fox 5’s Road Warrior, Brett Martin, interviewed the cast of The Adventures of Mighty 

Bug on the city’s only morning show “Good Day Atlanta” 

• Souvenirs, Gifts & Novelties, a national trade publication, featured the Center’s Museum Store in four-page 

color spread in the February 2005 edition 

• Mundo Hispanico interviewed Luis Rafael Hernandez, star of The Adventures of Mighty Bug, in the 

entertainment cover story for the February 3, 2005 edition 

• Theatre critic Wendell Brock of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution gave a rave review for The Adventures 

of Mighty Bug, calling it “a molten blend of cartoon-inspired storytelling, science lessons and ingenious 

puppeteering” (February 4, 2005) 

• The fun and imagination of Create-A-Puppet Workshops were explored in a City Life article in The Atlanta 

Journal-Constitution (March 10, 2005) 

• In the April 2005 edition of Points North, the Northside Atlanta monthly profiled Vince Anthony in a fourpage 

color spread 

• Atlanta’s entertainment monthly, Insite, covered the 25th year of Xperimental Puppetry Theater in the May 

2005 issue 

• The May 30, 2005 cover story of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Living Section, titled “Puppet patients 

enjoy best of care,” featured museum manager and puppet restorer Susan Kinney 

• Every puppeteer’s favorite read, Puppetry Journal, looked at Center highlights in the Spring 2005 issue, 

including the DVDs, Jon Ludwig’s Emmy nomination, and the “Blue Collar TV” invasion

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String Fling Gala 

2004 

If women are from Venus and men are from Mars, where are puppets from? The Center for Puppetry Arts, of 

course! The Center held its annual fundraiser, String Fling Gala 2004, on Saturday, September 18, 2004, raising 

almost $125,000 to support educational programming. 

Anne Park Amann Hopkins and Elizabeth Howard Newton co-chaired the starry evening of fine cuisine, a live 

& silent auction, and spectacular entertainment. The evening honored Mr. and Mrs. Bronson Smith for their 

generous contributions to the Center over the years. 

Though she calls Atlanta home, special guest Jane Fonda couldn’t escape Hollywood. She and daughter Vanessa 

Vadim enjoyed the entertainment of Phillip Huber, the master marionettist who pulled Hollywood’s heartstrings 

in the feature film Being John Malkovich. Executive Director Vince Anthony presented the former Sci-Fi goddess 

with an anatomically correct Barbarella marionette constructed by puppet designer Jason Hines. 

Fonda, along with Center board member Kip Caffey, auctioned off three of her cookbooks for a total of $5,000. 

Other live auction items included a trip to Tuscany and Dinner with the Dooleys, the former head coach and 

athletic director at UGA. 

Special Guest Jane Fonda with Honorees, 

Mr. and Mrs. H. Bronson Smith, and 

Executive Director Vince Anthony

String Fling 

Co-Chairs 

Ms. Elizabeth Howard Newton 

Ms. Anne Park Amann Hopkins 

Planning Committee 

Rick Bennett 

Katie Brock 

Kip Caffey 

John T. Chandler 

Louise Cherry 

Mary Helen Dalton 

Melanie Davis 

Mary Field Delahaye 

Michelle Dominick 

Tommy Dortch 

Debbie Ellis 

Bruce Fike 

Kevin Foster 

Brion Friedman 

Judy Garland 

Diane Gray 

Heather Haralson 

Annette Harris 

Alisa Henning 

Honorees 

Liza Jamison 

Gopi Kashiparekh 

Jennifer Kellett 

Deirdre Lavieri 

Gay Love 

Marge McDonald 

Kinjal Patel 

Mary Patton 

Becky Riley 

Noelle Ross 

Barry Sikes 

Laura Smith 

Betty Stephens 

Mike Stogner 

Katie Traynor 

Elaine Rogers Walsh 

Lea Whiteside 

Margaret Wilgus 

Barbara Wylly 

Mr. and Mrs. H. Bronson Smith 

Elizabeth Howard Newton and Anne Park Amann Hopkins 

in the puppet storeroom of the Center’s permanent 

exhibit, Puppets: The Power of Wonder 

Mrs. H. Bronson Smith being honored for her 

contributions to the Center over the years 

at the String Fling Gala 2004 

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Administration 

Vincent Anthony, Executive Director 

Lia Powell, Asst. to the Executive 

Director and Director of 

Membership Services for 

UNIMA-USA 

Lisa Rhodes, Administrative Director 

Evelyn Ross, Assistant Controller 

Production 

Liz Lee, Producer 

Jon Ludwig, Associate Artistic 

Director 

Bobby Box, Associate Producer 

Joshua Flannigan, Technical Director 

Bill Jones, Asst. Technical Director 

Kristin Meyer, Production Stage 

Manager 

Beth Cummings, Stage Manager 

Jason Hines, Puppet Maker 

Michael Callahan, Master Electrician 

Puppeteers 

Rachel Bodenstein 

Julie Dansby 

Adam Fristoe 

Michael Haverty 

Luis Hernandez 

Lorna Howley 

Kevin Huey 

Reay Kaplan 

Ed Link 

Kathleen Link 

Jon Ludwig 

Caroline Masclet 

Kathleen McManus 

Bryan Mercer 

Nysie Padgett 

Dina Shadwell 

David Stephens 

Spencer Stephens 

Clint Thornton 

Geoff Uterhardt 

Jason Hines 

Sam Word 

Jeffrey Zwartjes 

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Staff MEMBERS 

As of June 30, 2005 

Education 

Alan Louis, Director of Museum and 

Education Programs 

Patty Petrey Dees, Distance Learning 

Program Manager 

Deborah Bowman, Distance Learning 

Coordinator 

Jeff Domke, Education Program 

Coordinator 

Erica Bearden, Education Instructor 

Jen Bodde, Outreach Instructor 

Diane Burgoon, Education Instructor 

Sara Burmenko, Education Instructor 

Timisha Foster, Education Instructor 

Kristin Jarvis, Education Instructor 

Eda Long, Education Instructor 

Valerie Osborne, Education Instructor 

Erik Proveaux, Education Instructor 

Damon Young, Education Instructor 

Museum 

Susan Kinney, Museum Manager 

April Moon Carlson, Museum & 

Development Coordinator 

Laurie Burnham, Museum Assistant 

Margie Ayati, Museum Store Associate 

Kristin Jarvis, Museum Store Associate 

Erik Proveaux, NDS Concessions staff 

Development 

Virginia Mischen-Hays, Asst. 

Development Director: 

Corporations & Foundations 

Annette Upton, Events & Development 

Manager 

Andy Gish, Interim Membership 

Manager 

Margie Ayati, Weekend Membership 

Sales staff 

Damon Young, Weekend Membership 

Sales staff 

April Moon Carlson, Museum & 

Development Coordinator 

Jacqueline Stringham, Weekend 

Birthday Coordinator 

Jean Kim, Spring Development Intern 

Jen Wyrick, Summer Development Intern 

Marketing 

Debbie S. George, Marketing Director 

Shannon Frye, Public Relations 

Manager 

Donna Yocum, Graphic Designer 

Sydney Ellis, Audience Development 

Manager 

Alison Hennessee, Summer 2004 

Public Relations Intern 

Cristina Baccay, Summer 2004 

Promotions Intern 

Lisa Mitchell, Fall 2004 Marketing Intern 

Celissa Wynn, Fall 2004 Promotions 

Intern 

Nysie Padgett, Spring 2005 

Promotions Intern 

Emily Beard, Spring 2005 Public 

Relations Intern 

Lindsey Quirk, Summer 2005 Public 

Relations Intern 

Ticket Sales 

Holley Mitchell, Ticket Sales Director 

Kevin Huey, Asst. Ticket Sales Director 

Heidi Blackwell, Ticket Office 

Supervisor 

Alvin Beasley, Ticket Sales Assistant 

Lisa Garmon, House Manager 

Matt Hall, House Manager 

Anthony Owsley, House Manager 

Michael Pedrotti, House Manager 

Building 

Shannon Olliff, Building Manager 

Bill Szymanski, Building Assistant 

Travis Taylor, Building Assistant

Volunteers 

Like every non-profit, the Center depends on dedicated volunteers to assist in a variety of ways. A big 

thanks to everyone who donated their time! 

Center Volunteers 

General Center volunteers do everything from stuff envelopes to serve drinks at patrons parties. 

James Beck 

Jennifer Beine 

Jackie Boyd 

Klaus Buck 

Tiffany Buck 

April Moon Carlson 

Josefina Chalupova 

Klementyna Chalupova 

Mikulas Chalupa 

Ying-Yi Chou 

Jim Davies 

Amanda Ellison 

Peter Farrow 

Venita Howell 

Eva Jansiewicz 

Clay Johnson 

Kelly Johnson 

Nancy Law 

Jill McAdyl 

Betty McKibben 

Daniela Reyes 

Johnny Rogers 

Aya Rothwell 

Paul Salter 

Bob Souvorin 

David Stephens 

Allison Stone 

Beth Sutton 

Phil Sutton 

Tye Tavaras 

Rachel Whaley 

Junior League Volunteers 

Every winter, volunteers from the Junior League of Atlanta conduct educational puppet-making 

workshops at the Center for children in the Atlanta Public Schools. 

Cindy Durham 

Paige Ellis 

Cam Fenton 

Delana Harbison 

Ida Hixson-Brown 

Chandler Haydon 

Sacha Wilbanks Taylor 

Nancy Williams 

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New Directions/New Donors 

for the Arts: Ford Foundation 

Challenge Grant Initiative 

In 2000, the Center for Puppetry Arts received a challenge grant of $1.25 million from the 

Ford Foundation in order to stimulate new support from individual donors. The Center 

was one of 28 arts organizations across the country to benefit from the $42.5 million New 

Directions/New Donors for the Arts Initiative. 

The Center is pleased to announce that thanks to the generosity of the donors listed below, 

we were able to complete the requirements of the challenge grant during the 2004-05 

season. 

Center founder and Executive Director Vincent Anthony said, “The Ford initiative 

strengthened our ongoing efforts in developing programs that further the Center’s mission 

of being a premiere artistic and cultural asset in Atlanta, the nation and abroad. We 

were thrilled to accept this challenge to build a broader partnership with individuals 

and business leaders in the community. The Center for Puppetry Arts is excited we were 

a part of developing a new model for arts organizations in the 21 st century.” 

The New Directions/New Donors for the Arts Initiative built on the Ford Foundation’s 

decades-long commitment to strengthening arts and cultural organizations in America. Based 

on a national study of over 200 arts organizations, the Ford Foundation selected the Center 

for Puppetry Arts and 27 other cultural institutions representing the variety and scope 

of imaginative work taking place across the arts disciplines throughout the country. Each 

institution was seen as shaping thinking about new practices in its field by forging innovative 

artistic programs, developing stronger financial management structures and cultivating strong 

connections to the public. Additionally, the Ford Foundation only selected financially healthy 

institutions that were capable of meeting the responsibilities of the challenge grants. 

The Ford Foundation, established in 1936, is a private, nonprofit institution that serves as 

a resource for innovative people and institutions worldwide. Its goals are to strengthen 

democratic values, reduce poverty and injustice, promote international cooperation, and 

advance human achievement. A national and international philanthropy with assets of more 

than $13 billion, the Foundation has provided more than $10 billion in grants and loans 

worldwide. The Ford Foundation maintains headquarters in New York, offices in countries in 

Africa and the Middle East, Asia, Latin America, and an office in Russia. 

Many thanks to all of the individuals and foundations who donated to the Center for the 

Ford Foundation Initiative!

The Arthur M. Blank Family 

Foundation 

Mr. and Mrs. James G. Dalton, Sr. 

Mr. and Mrs. U. Bertram Ellis, Jr. 

The Goizueta Foundation 

Gay and Erskine Love 

Foundation, Inc. 

********** 

Anonymous 

The Frances and Beverly DuBose 


J. Rex Fuqua Family Fund 

Price Gilbert, Jr. Charitable Fund 

The Halle Foundation 

Marianne and Claus Halle 

The Sartain Lanier Family 


Waffle House Foundation 

********** 

Donors 

Ford Foundation 

********** 

Bright Wings Foundation 

Cousins Foundation, Inc. 

Marcia and John Donnell 

Mrs. Louise Staton Gunn 

John H. and Wilhelmina D. Harland 

Charitable Foundation, Inc. 

Mr. and Mrs. M. Douglas Ivester 

Mr. and Mrs. James C. Kennedy 

Mr. and Mrs. Forrest McClain 

Jane Smith Turner Foundation 

The Zeist Foundation, Inc. 

********** 

The Fraser-Parker Foundation 

Hodges Charitable Foundation 

Ms. Allelu Kurten 

The Richard C. Munroe 


Mr. and Mrs. Gage A. Schubert 

The Waterfall Foundation, Inc. 

Mark and Elizabeth West 

Charitable Fund 

********** 

Bridget and Jerome Dobson 

The Flagler Foundation 

Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. M. 

Garland 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Hills 

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene 

Oberdorfer 

Mary and Kevin O’Gara 

Mr. and Mrs. H. English 

Robinson, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. John H. 

Weitnauer, Jr. 

Puppet from a JapanFest film 

in 2004. 

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2004-05 Contributors 

Contributions made July 1, 2004 – June 30, 2005 

or made in support of programs occuring during this time period 

The Center for Puppetry Arts sincerely thanks everyone who donated funds, goods and services, 

or time. Thanks to you and your support, we were able to serve the community and provide all 

of the programming you’ve read about on the preceding pages. 

GOVERNMENT 

City of Atlanta Bureau of Cultural Affairs 

Fulton County Arts Council 

Georgia Council for the Arts 

National Endowment for the Arts 

CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS 

AND NON-GOVERNMENTAL 

ORGANIZATIONS 

Donors to Programs 

The Coca-Cola Company 

The Goizueta Foundation 

********** 

BellSouth 

Doris Duke Charitable Foundation/The 

Andrew W. Mellon Foundation/Theatre 

Communications Group 

Georgia Power Foundation, Inc. 

Wachovia Foundation 

********** 

Atlanta Foundation 

Bank of America 

CEC ArtsLink 

Competitive Grants Fund of The 

Community Foundation for Greater 

Atlanta, Inc. 

Equifax Inc. 

The Fund for U.S. Artists at International 

Festivals and Exhibitions 

The Imlay Foundation, Inc. 

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Macy’s Fund of the Federated 

Department Stores 

Foundation 

Publix Super Markets Charities 

The Rich Foundation, Inc. 

SouthShare Foundation 

St. Paul Travelers Foundation 

Trust for Mutual Understanding 

********** 

Anonymous 

AT&T 

Gannett Foundation 

The Jim Henson Foundation 

Herman Miller Foundation 

Junior League of Atlanta 

Kraft Foods 

Pittulloch Foundation 

Rock-Tenn Company 

Shubert Foundation 

Sumitomo Life Realty (N.Y.), Inc. 

and One Atlantic Center 

Theatre Communications Group/ 

International Theatre Institute 

Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. 

Donors of Goods & Services 

WSB-TV Family 2 Family Project 

********** 

Arnall Golden Gregory LLP 

Atlanta Journal-Constitution 

Atlanta Tribune: The Magazine 

Clear Channel Outdoor 

Delta Air Lines 

Freebairn & Company 

Macquarium Intelligent 

Communications 

Manning Selvage & Lee 

********** 

arts&expressionsMAGAZINE ® 

Atlanta Kids Directory 

B98.5FM 

Creative Loafing 

ExactTarget 

Fairfield Inn & Suites Midtown 

Atlanta 

Hampton Inn Atlanta-Midtown 

Leapfrog Services, Inc. 

Rolling Out Urban Style Weekly 

TANDBERG USA 

********** 

Chick-fil-A 

IDSolutions 

Kraft Foods 

Papa John’s Pizza Georgia Tech 

Publix Super Markets 

Ross Lane Company 

Softgistics 

Southern Preview 

VSGi 

Whole Foods Market at Briarcliff 

Whole Foods Market at 

Ponce de Leon

String Fling Gala 2004 

Trustee 

BellSouth 

The Coca-Cola Company 

Equifax Inc. 

Georgia Power Foundation, Inc. 

Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough, LLP 

Producer 

Gay and Erskine Love Foundation, Inc. 

Montag & Caldwell Investment Counsel 

Director 

ExactTarget 

Good Electric Corporation 

Jones Day 

New South Construction 

ShanBert Mechanical & Services 

Silverman Construction Program Management 

Puppeteer 

Cotton States Mutual Insurance Company 

Coxe Curry & Associates 

Datamatx, Inc. 

Korn Ferry International 

Merrill Lynch-STG Partners 

Merritt & McKenzie 

Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice 

Yancey Brothers Co. 

Corporate Sponsors 

Benefactor 

Genuine Parts Company 

Other Corporate 

Supporters 

Atlanta Capital Management 

Troutman Sanders LLP 

Lewis & Sheron Textile Co. 

Special Thanks To 

Executrack 

HiTech 

Jerry Dilts & Associates 

Sweetwater Brewing Company 

United Distributors 

Host Committee 

Jennifer Coggiola and Brand Morgan 

Elizabeth and Rodes Cole 

Alisa Henning and Tim Blanco 

Anne Park and Matt Hopkins 

Elizabeth and Brett Lesley 

Seale and Andrew Lindsay 

Elizabeth and Ben Newton 

Britt and Ben Prevost 

Amanda and Jeff Stratton 

Margaret Wilgus and Alec Lesley 

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Patrons 

Marionette 


Hand-and-Rod Puppet 

Mr. Vince Anthony 

Mr. and Mrs. Rick Bennett 

Mr. and Mrs. Kip Caffey 

Mr. and Mrs. John T. Chandler 

Mr. John A. Conant 

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fike 

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Foster 

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Floyd 

Ms. Deirdre Lavieri and 

Mr. Brion Friedman 

Mr. Brand Morgan 

Mr. and Mrs. Barry Sikes 


Ms. Deirdre Stiles and 

Mr. Marc Delesalle 

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Taetle 

Mrs. William B. Wylly 

Shadow Puppet 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Keough 

Rod Puppet 

Ms. Nancy Brumley and 

Mr. Dan Robitaille 

Mrs. Frances W. DuBose 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Feidler 

Mr. and Mrs. Lynne Fuqua 

Ms. D. Savannah George 

Mrs. Olga C. de Goizueta 

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holland 

Mr. and Mrs. John Hopkins 

Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt T. Johnson 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Jones 

Ms. Lisa Keller 

Ms. Susan Pease Langford 

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Lewis 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Riley 

Ms. Maureen Zent and Mr. Tom Davis 

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Hand Puppet 

Mr. Matt M. Adler and 

Ms. Alice Rhodes-Adler 

Mr. and Mrs. Smith Brookhart IV 

Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Correll, Jr. 

Mr. Bruce Cotterman 


Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. M. Garland 

Mr. and Mrs. Rick George 

Mr. and Mrs. George Goodwin 

Mr. and Mrs. William Gray 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hines 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Klump 

Mr. Louis A. Peneguy 

Ms. Myrna Pittman 

Mr. William Snyder 

Ms. Kathryn Steinmann 

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tilson 

Mr. and Mrs. William Walsh 

Judge Melvin K. and Sally Stephens 

Westmoreland 

Finger Puppet 

Anonymous 

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Beem 

Mr. and Mrs. Carroll P. Jones, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver L. Kennon, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Reid 

Dr. and Mrs. Michael H. Sebastian 

Mrs. Frances Shillinglaw 

Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas 

Ticket Purchasers 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Amos II 

Mr. Robert L. Baxter 

Mr. Stephen Brown 

Mr. Rodes M. Cole 

Mr. Michael Edward Fegley 

Ms. Diane Gray 

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Hale 

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Henley 

Mr. and Mrs. G. Lemuel Hewes 


Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hines 

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Hopkins 

Mr. and Mrs. Brett Lesley 

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McGonigle 

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Newton 

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. Prevost 

Mr. and Mrs. John Seeds 

Mr. and Mrs. Doug Seim 

Ms. Amanda A. Stratton 

Mr. and Mrs. Lawerence R. Tucker 

Mr. and Mrs. Raul Trujillo 

Other Individual 

Donors 

Mr. and Mrs. C. Davis 

Mr. and Mrs. Everette L. 

Doffermyre, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. James Dolive 

Mr. Thom Fountain 

Mr. and Mrs. Michel A. Gragnani 

Mr. Paul L. Howard, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Lindsay 

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Magruder 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. McKinnis 

Ms. Capie A. Polk 

Mr. John P. Turman 

Mr. Frank W. Virgin 

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Webb 

Mrs. Lillian Deakins Wyant 

Mr. and Mrs. Danny Yates 

Gentleman’s 

Committee 

Mr. Vince Anthony 

Mr. Charles Barton 

Mr. Dennis Betz 

Mr. Smith Brookhart, IV 

Mr. Al Byrd 

Mr. John T. Chandler, Jr. 


Mr. James G. Dalton, Sr. 

Mr. William Gray 

Dr. Frank Hagerty 

Mr. E. Neville Isdell 

Mr. Birdel F. Jackson, III 

Mr. Louis A. Peneguy 

Mr. Derek Rhodes 

Mr. H. Bronson Smith 

Mr. E. Grady Terry 

Mr. Clyde Tuggle

Agnes and Muriels 

AirTran Airways 

Alliance Theatre 

Andrew Carney Portrait 

Photography 

Angel Flight of Georgia 

Antica Posta 

Aria Restaurant 

Atlanta Brewing Company 

Atlanta Business Chronicle 

Atlanta Rocks! Indoor Climbing 

Atlanta Symphony Orchestra 

The Barclay-InterContinental 

Hotel, New York City 

Boundless Bus 

Bruster’s Ice Cream & Yogurt 

Buckhead Life Restaurant Group 

Buckline Bags by Roxanne 

Canoe 

Chateau Elan Winery & Resort 

Jeanine Chambers 

Critter Sitters, Inc. 

Crowne Plaza - Royal Palm, 

South Beach 

Dave and Busters 

Designs by Kellie 

Vince and Barbara Dooley 

Guests bidding on Silent Auction 

items at the String Fling Gala 

Auction Donors 

Dunwoody Gourmet Group 

Eddie’s Attic 

Five and Ten 

Jane Fonda 

Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta 

Frontera 

Garden Gals 

GolfTec 

Go With The Flow 

Janice I. Haralson 

High Museum of Art 

Hilton Sandestin Beach 

Holland America Line, Inc 

IT Services by Amar Shah 

InterContinental Hotel - Buckhead 

InterContinental Hotel - Chicago 

InterContinental Hotel - 

The Willard, Washington D.C. 

InterContinental Hotels Group 

InterContinental Mark Hopkins 

Hotel 

Jennifer Kolb Photography 

Jerry Dilts & Associates 

Susan E. Kinney 

LCK Collection/Lisa Clarke Keller 

Landscaping Design 

Laura Pearce, Ltd. 

James Leach 

Locos Deli and Pub 

Melanie Davis Designs 

Mini-Maid Services - Leone Hinesman 

Old Vinings Inn 

One Midtown Kitchen 

PaperStyle.com, Inc. 

Peridot Distinctive Gifts 

The Plantation Shop 

Plum Tree Salon & Spa 

Prime Hospitality 

Radisson Hotels & Resorts 

Sherry Roberts 

Queenie Ross 

Sally Hopkins Photography 

Sandpiper 

Six Flags Over Georgia 

Patricia Sledge 

Soho 

The Plantation Shop 

Stone Mountain Park 

The Treehouse 

Turq Jewelry 

Viking Culinary Center 

Wagging Tails Doggie Daycare 

Wired & Fired 

World of Coca-Cola Atlanta 

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Education Fund Donors 

Mr. Tommy Frieson and Mrs. Cassandra Warner-Frieson 

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Graffius 

Ms. Melissa Perenson 

Ms. Maria Rehmert 

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sugarman 

Ms. Jane L. Wolf 

Museum Fund Donors 


Mr. James Kelley 

Dr. and Mrs. Paul Kirschbaum 

Historic Building Fund 

Donors 


Ms. Eleanore Kulers 

Ms. Ann Rothery 

Donors of Mainstage 

Theater Seats 

Mr. Thomas Groover in honor of Ms. Nettie Groover 

Ms. Madalin Keeble in honor of the Carol and 

Frank Goodman Family 

Mrs. J. Erskine Love, Jr. in honor of William J. Love 

Ms. Cindy Ward Marshall and Mr. Charlie Smeeton 

in honor of “A Love Eternal David D. Marshall” 

Ms. Margaret Randolph in honor of 

Frances Freeborn Pauley 

Miscellaneous Individual 

Donors 

Anonymous 

Ms. Connie Asmerom 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Barrett 

Mr. Robert Braden and 

Mrs. Virginia DerMoushegian Braden 

Mr. Lee Bryan 

Ms. Charlotte M. Cheney 

Ms. Sylvia Clubb 

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Crawford 

Ms. Jane Dinerman 

Ms. Leslie Dobbs 

Ms. Triska Drake 

Dr. Marla Jane Franks and Ms. Susan Zoller 

Ms. Alicia Goren 

Zaida Clay Harris 

Ms. Sara Hart 

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Individual Donors 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hasbrouck 

Ms. Kathleen Haverty 

Mr. and Mrs. John Heveran 

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hillman 

Mr. and Mrs. Adam Jett, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Haynes Johnson 

Ms. Phyllis Levin 

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Love 

Mr. and Mrs. James Martin 

Ms. Chris M. McGuire 

Mr. Phillip McKinney 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Milstead 

Ms. Octavia Nasr 

Mrs. Simmy Otudero-Dele 

Mrs. Marie Perlmutter 

Ms. Capie A. Polk 

Ms. Penelope Realff 

Mr. Joe Schulman 

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Staats 

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Sullivan 

Mrs. John Train 

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tucker 

Mr. Jesse White 

Mr. Harold R. Wise, Jr. 


Ms. Alexandra J. Zinnes 

Donors of Goods and 

Services 

Mr. Dennis J. Andersen 

Ms. Pat Bell 

Walter Bilderback 

Mr. Rocky Buldo 

Mr. Jeff Domke 

Robert Hahn 

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Knox 

Erika Lang 

Mr. Anthony Owsley 

Audrey Spector 

Donors to the Museum & 

Library Collections 

Ryan Howard 

Thom Fountain 

Nancy Staub 

Ruth Varney

Members of the Center 

TRUSTEE’S CIRCLE 

Dr. and Mrs. P. Frank Hagerty 

PRODUCER 

Mrs. Lavona Currie 

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Floyd 

Mr. Brion Friedman and Ms. Deirdre Lavieri 

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Lewis 

Ms. Deirdre Stiles and Mr. Marc Delesalle 

DIRECTOR 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Bennett 

Mr. and Mrs. Kip R. Caffey 

Mr. and Mrs. John T. Chandler, Jr. 

Ms. Lisa Clarke Keller 

Mrs. J. Erskine Love, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Patterson 

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Realff 

Mrs. C. Preston Stephens 

Drs. Jonne and Paul Walter 

Mr. and Mrs. Mack Wilbourn, Jr. 

Mrs. William B. Wylly 

IMPRESARIO 

Mr. Shane Aldredge 

Mr. Vincent Anthony 

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Betz 

Mr. and Mrs. George S. Branch 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brewer 

Mr. and Mrs. Smith W. Brookhart IV 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Cookson II 


Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Dortch, Jr. 


Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Feidler 

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fike 

Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. M. Garland 

Mr. and Mrs. William Gray 

Ms. Louise Staton Gunn 

Mr. and Mrs. Jack K. Holland 

Mr. and Mrs. E. Neville Isdell 

Mr. and Mrs. William W. Johnson 

Mr. and Mrs. Garrison M. Kitchen 

Mr. James H. Landon 

Ms. Susan Pease Langford 

Mr. and Mrs. Dudley L. Moore, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Willie Pittman 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Riley 

Chuck and Julie Robinson 

Mr. and Mrs. Barry Sikes 


Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Stogner 

Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Taetle 

Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas 

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tilson 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ventulett, III 

Ms. Elaine Rogers Walsh and Mr. William Walsh 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yates 

Ms. Maureen Zent and Mr. Thomas Davis 

BENEFACTOR 

Mr. Stephen M. Brown 

Mr. and Mrs. Chris M. Carlos 

Mr. Jeffrey Cornett and Dr. Edward Fernandez 

Mrs. Catherine W. Dukehart 

Rick and Franny George 



Ms. Marlene Janos 

Mr. and Mrs. David Love 

Mr. Luis Maza 

Mr. and Mrs. David Nour 

Mr. Robert Rivers 

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Staats 

Julie Taymor 

SUSTAINER 

Drs. Michael and Karolyn Akins 

Dr. Juliet D. Blackburn-Beamon 

Ms. Deborah Brown and Mr. Michael Stevens 

Dr. Cornelia Cho and Mr. Sam Landes 

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Colberg 


Ms. Triska Drake 

Ms. Gail H. Evans 

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Gelder 

Drs. Edward and Jaquelin Gotlieb 

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Hale 

Ms. Nancy Hall 

Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Handler 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrison 

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hillman 

Ms. Diana B. Holloway 

Ms. Shirley Kendrick 

Ms. Allelu Kurten 

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Langberg 

Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Manning 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Millett 

Ms. Sophia Brothers Peterman 

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Raeber 

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Robitaille 

Dr. and Mrs. Michael H. Sebastian 

Mr. and Mrs. John Shlesinger 

Mr. Scott Steinbach 

Mr. and Mrs. Raul Trujillo 

Mr. and Mrs. Nils E. Wennerholm 

W.C. Wyatt 

Ms. Suzanne E. Zha 

SPONSOR 

Mr. and Mrs. A. Dixon Adair IV 

Mr. Jamie Adams and Ms. Linda Fetter 

Ms. Teresa Adams 

Mr. and Mrs. Joey Anderson 

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bailey 

Mr. Fred Barasoain 

Mr. Shepard Barbash and Ms. Vicki Ragan 

Ms. Damita Barrios 

Ms. Dolly Barstow 

Mr. and Mrs. John Bartos, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Sylvere Belliot 

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bender 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bernstein 

Ms. Diana J. Blank 

Mr. John Blankenbaker 

Mr. and Mrs. James Braddock 

Ms. Mary Bradley 

Ms. Dorothy Brawley 

Mr. Joel Brenner 

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Britton 

Ms. Elizabeth Brock 

Mr. Lee Bryan 

Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Butner 

Ms. Susan A. Campbell 

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Charboneau 

Mr. G. Mark Cole 

Ms. Marcia Cowan and Mr. Keith Weal 

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Crawford 

Mr. Jeff Crumbley 

Mr. and Mrs. James L. Curry 

Mr. and Mrs. Tapan Daftari 

Dr. Kathy Dawson 

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Day 

Mr. and Mrs. Rob Dennis 

Mrs. Carolyn Dinberg 

Ms. Martha Dinos 

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Domenico 

Ms. Sally A. Dorn 

Ms. Amy Durrell 

Ms. Karin Dusenbury 

Ms. Nancy Eanes 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edge 

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ely 

Ms. Mimi Epstein 

Oguz Ericbac 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Ezell 

Ms. Laraine Fine 

Ms. Julie Fishman and Mr. Terry Pechacek 

Dr. Marla Jane Franks and Ms. Susan Zoller 

Ms. Lynne Friedman 

Randy Gaeckler 

Mr. Willie Gaither 

Ms. Ursula Graats 

Ms. Julia T. Grantier 

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Greifer 

Ms. Amy Griffin 

Ms. Barbara A. Griffin 

Ms. Lauren A. Hacker and Mr. Michael P. Speedling 

Christian Hall 

Mr. Jeffrey W. Harris 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hasbrouck 

Mr. Keener Hazard 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hennessy 

Mr. Maurice Francis Hickey and Dr. Cynthia Vitko 

Mr. Jeffrey Hill 

Karen Hirsch and Phillip Benjamin Hirsch 

Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hoogs 

Mr. and Mrs. Evan Hunter 

Mrs. Valerie Jagiella and Mr. Richard Lodise 

Mr. and Mrs. David James 

Mr. and Mrs. John McGuire Johnson 

Mr. Baxter Jones 

Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Jones 

Ms. Madalin Keeble 

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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly 

Mrs. Berry K. Kendall 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Klump 

Mrs. Carl W. Knobloch, Jr. 

Mrs. Margie A. Koenig 

Mr. Glenn Kushel 

Ms. Tina Lamas 

Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Lautenbacher 

Ms. Nancy Law 

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lindberg 

Mr. Steve Linowes 

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Lippitt 

Ms. April Lloyd 

Mr. and Mrs. Bob London 

Mr. and Mrs. David Lyman 

Ms. Constance Mack-Andrews 

Ms. Susan Marcille 

Mrs. Rebekah Martin-Fong 

Ms. Darlene Mashman 

Ms. Candice McCloskey 

Dr. John W. McDavid and Mr. Thomas Little 

Dr. and Mrs. Angus McLean 

Leigh and Tonya Milton 

Dr. Letitia Mobley, M.D. 

Ms. Nell Moeling 

Mr. and Mrs. David Monde 

Mr. Stephen Moorman 

Ms. Cheryl Musial 

Dr. and Mrs. John F. O’Brien 

Ms. Kay O’Connor 

Ms. Nancy Orrico 

Mr. and Mrs. Manish Patel 

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Patrick, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. David Patrick 

Ms. Saidah Pearsall 

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Peterson 

Ms. Patricia Pharo 

Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Phillips 

Mr. Kevin Pittman 

Dr. W. H. Pool, Jr. 

Ms. Christina Powers 

Ms. Jill Pryor 

Mr. and Mrs. Ward Ralston 

Mr. and Mrs. Clay Reichert 

Mrs. Jackie Reynolds 

Ms. Lisa E. Rhodes 

Mr. Roy Rice and Ms. Ellen Reagan 

Ms. Alisha Rodgers 

Joan Rogers 

Mr. Dennis Rokholm and 

Ms. Elizabeth Rokholm 

Ms. Sandia Sawin 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Schnell 

Mr. and Mrs. John Seeds 

Mr. and Mrs. Nimesh Shah 

Dr. and Mrs. Steve Shindell 

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Singleton 

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew A. Sisson 

Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Sloan 

Mr. Luis Solana 

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Spangler 

Ms. Dolores Spencer 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Steinfeld 

Mr. and Mrs. David Stephens 

Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey B. Stewart 

Ms. Deedee Stewart 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Stewart 

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Ms. Laura Stock 

Ms. Debbie Stoeffler and 

Mr. Sebastian Gregory 

Ms. Eden Storla and Mr. Kevin Moreau 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Strohmeyer 

Ms. Valerie Jo Sundman 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Thompson 

Ms. Denice Tischer 

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Triemer 

Kerry Trivers 

Mrs. Lori Tucker 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Van de Planque 

Ms. Gana VanLaanen 

Ms. Paula Wagner 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walker 

Mr. Donald Walmsley 

Ms. Cheryl Waybright 

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Weinzierl 

Mrs. Richard A. Whitcomb 

Ms. Elaine Williams 

Ms. Mary B. Williams 

Mr. Harold R. Wise, Jr. 

Ms. Stephanie Wright 

Ms. Amy D. Yellott 

Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Zaban 

Ms. Karen Zeman 

DUAL/FAMILY 

Anonymous (2) 

Ms. Beverly Abbott 

Mr. and Mrs. David Abes 

Ms. M.H. Abraham, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Abrams 

Ms. Marcia Abrams 

Johann Adam 

Clay Adams 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Adams 

Ms. Laura Adams 

Ms. Madelyn Adams 

Ms. Meagan Adams 

Ms. Chiake Adele 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Adler 

Ms. Evangeline Agbogu 

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ainsworth 

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Akers III 

Mr. Marc Akers and Mrs. Maegan Ahern-Akers 

Ms. Nancy Alavi 

Amour Alexander 

Mr. and Mrs. Steven T. Alexander 

Ms. Carolyn Z. Alford 

Mrs. Nilsa Algarin 

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Allen 

Ms. Dawn Allison-Ruiz 

Jamie Alsobrook 

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Alston 

Ms. Mary Altman 

Mrs. Amie Amacher 

Mr. Dennis J. Andersen 

Ms. Felton Anderson 

Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson 

Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson 

Ms. Linda Anderson 

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Anderson 

Ms. Kathy Andrews 

Ms. Liz Anthony 

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Archer 

Ms. Rosemary S. Armstrong 

Ms. Deondra La Chanze Askew 

Ms. Connie Asmerom 

Ms. Susan Aspinwall 

Ms. Virginia Ayers 

Ms. Ebony Bagwell 

Mr. and Mrs. David Baker 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Baker 

Ms. Karen Baker 

Ms. Kimberly Baker 

Mr. Jim Balkcom 

Ms. Lisa Balser 

Ms. Carla Bamatraf 

Ms. Roberta Barber 

Ms. Lainie Bardack 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barkin 

Ms. Alexus Barnes 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Barrett 

Mrs. Karlene Barron 

Ms. Chantal Bartley 

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Barton 

Mr. and Mrs. John Bartos, Sr. 

Ms. Cheryl Barwis 

Erez Bashan 

Melissa Bassett 

Patricia and Earl Baugh 

Ms. Cindy Baumgardner 

Mrs. Rayna M. Bauzo and Mr. Juan Alejandro Guzman 

Morales 

Ms. Maria Baxter and Mr. John Starr 

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beacham 

Mr. and Mrs. John Beale 

Ms. Lisa Beale 

Ms. Jennifer Beck 

Mrs. Tamera Beck 

Mr. William Bedor 

Ms. Mary E. Beeland 

Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bell 

Ms. Lael Bellamy and Mr. Richard Barnard 

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Bellina 

Ms. Amanda Bell-Kirson 

Dr. Karen Belson, M.D. 

Ms. Julie Benati 

Mr. Bert Bender and Ms. Kay Lee 

Mr. Steve Benfield 

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Benne 

Ms. Michelle Bergin 

Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bergman 

Ms. Kelly Bernot 

Mrs. Valerie Bernstein 

Bob and Tricia Berrett 

Goebel Berry 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Bethany 

Ms. Helen Beverley-Hawn 

Ms. Maria Bickley 

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bigelow 

Ms. Elizabeth A. Bigler 

Mr. and Mrs. Matt Billips 

Mr. Timothy Binder 

Mr. and Mrs. Stan Birchfield 

Ms. Barbara Birt 

Rachel Bitterfield 

Ms. Karen Blackburn 

Ms. Desiree Blake 

Mr. and Mrs. Marty Blake 

Ms. Fredda Blanchard-Fields 

Ms. Suzanne L. Blank 

Ms. Jennifer Blasingame 

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Block 

Ms. Lisa Blount 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Blum 

Ms. Carol Blumer 

Ms. Martha Bobo 

Mr. Ed Bohm and Mrs. Suzanne Shaw Bohm

Ms. Denise Bomberger 

Kay E. Bomgardner 

Oni Borchers 

Ms. Kate Borg 

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bosio 

Rita Botnick 

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Boughton 

Mr. Stephen Bowles 

Ms. Donna Bowman 

Tracey W. Bowman 

Ms. Helen M. Branch 

Ms. Cindy Brand 

Ms. Tricia Brandes 

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bransky 

Ms. Olivia Brant 

Ms. Sherry Brante 

Ms. Bettina Brayshaw 

Ms. Carol Breedlove 

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brewer 

Mr. Dave Briglio 

Ms. Elizabeth Brinkley 

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brogan 

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Brogan 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Brookner 

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Browder 

Ms. Angela N. Brown 

Ms. Angie Brown 

Mr. Brandon Brown 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown 

Ms. Cheryl P. Brown 

Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Brown 

Ms. Josephine Brown 

Ms. Lauren Brown 

Ms. Leighanne Brown 

Ms. Sally Brown 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown 

Ms. Wendy Brown 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Brush 

Mr. Peter Bryg 

Ms. Connie Buck 

Ms. Susan Buckley 

Tracey Buot 

Mr. and Mrs. John Burgess 

Ms. Diane Burgoon 

Ms. Wendy Burke 

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Burnette 

Ms. Lori Burns 

Ms. Cindy Burstiner 

Ms. Lisa Burton 

Ms. Kelley Butcher and Mr. Michael Butcher 

Ms. Gwyneth Butera 

Ms. Bonita Butler 

Ms. Melanie Butler 

Ms. Laverne Byas-Smith 

Ms. Cynthia Cain 

Miss Charlotte A. Calnek and 

Mrs. Caroline Calnek 

Ms. Leigh H. Cameron 

Ms. Jane Cammons and Mr. James Tauche 

Ms. Mary Camp 

Ms. Hope Campbell 

Dr. Marissa Camrud and Mr. Brad Camrud 

Ms. Patricia Cancado 

Mr. Oliver Cantey 

Mr. Bryan Cardinale-Powell 

Ms. Donna Carillo 

Ms. Paige Carithers 

Ms. Terry Carlson 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carnegie 

Ms. Tracy Carpenter 

Mr. and Mrs. Graham Carroll 

Mrs. Judith Carroll and Mrs. Juanita Davis 

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher N. Carson 

Mr. Kevin Carson and Ms. Nicola Chin 

Ms. Sharon Carter 

Ms. Amy Cate 

Ms. Sheila T. Cavanagh 

Ms. Shannon Centola 

Ms. Anna Chambers 

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Chance 

Ms. Mary Frances Chantha 

Ms. Caroline Chapman 

Mr. and Mrs. John Chapman 

Mr. and Mrs. Rob Chaput 

Ms. Somya Chaudhary 

Mr. Ryan Cheek 

Mr. Peter Chen 

Ms. Jenny Cheshier 

Karen Chestnut 

Ms. Diana Chia 

Ms. Maisha Childs 

Ms. Priscilla Cho 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Christopher 

Ms. Laura Citron 

The Honorable Brad Clark 

Mrs. Jenell Clark 

Ms. Valerie Clark 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Cline 

Dr. Cathy Clipson and Mr. Paul Clipson 

Ms. Kristin R. Clyde 

Gaylon Coats 

Ms. Deborah Cobb 

Mr. David Coe 

Ms. Tracy Coffie 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Coffman 

Edye Cohen 

Ms. Jennifer Cohen 

Ms. Christianah Coker-Jackson 

Mr. Jack Coleman 

Mr. Gerardo Collaco 

Ms. Kathleen Collantes 

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Colley 

Ms. Ginger Collier 

Mr. Thomas Collier 

Mr. Bob Collins 

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Collins 

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Collins 

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Colussy 

Ms. Karen S. Comer 

Ms. Judith Conn 

Mr. and Mrs. Pete Contrucci 

Ms. Lauren Cooper 

Ms. Renee Coppi 

Ms. Janice Cork 

Ms. Cristina Maria Correia and Mr. Neil Bradley 

Mairi Cortes 

Ms. Megan Couch 

Ms. Shanna Coulter 

Ms. Diane Coursey 

Ms. Charlene Cowart 

Mr. J. L. Crandall 

Mr. and Mrs. Barry Cranfill 

Ms. Michelle Crawford 

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Creasman 

Ms. Shirley Criscellis 

Molly Croft 

Mr. and Mrs. Stockton Croft 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Crofton 

Ms. Laura Crotty 

Ms. Sheryl Crum 

Mr. Jonathan Crystal 

Ms. Cecilia Cunningham 

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Currey, Jr. 

Ms. Mary Beth Cutshall 

Mrs. Penny Dahlberg 

Ms. Kim Dahnke 

Chris Dailey 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard D’Amaro 

Ms. Christine Daniel 

Ms. Pat Daniel 

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Daniel 

Ms. Courtney Daniels 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dannemiller 

Dr. and Mrs. Mickey Dansby 

Mr. and Mrs. Zaki Daouk 

Ms. Valerie Darling and Mr. Karl Ryder 

Ms. Nikole Davenport 

Dr. and Mrs. Edward Davis 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Davis 

Mrs. Shannon Davis and Mr. Ian Forsyth 

Mrs. Susan Davis 

Ms. Suzanne Davis 

Mrs. Xia E. Davis 

Mrs. Zehena Davis 

Ms. Patrice Davis-Duncan 

Ms. Sabrina Dawson 

Ms. Monique Dearth 

Ms. Helen Dehaven 

Dr. Catherine Dekle-Mannes 

Ms. Kenna Delozier 

Shawn Dennard 

Ms. Stacey Dent 

Sal Depasquale 

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Diamond 

Ms. Stephanie Dickerson 

Mr. and Mrs. Gib Dickey 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Diedrich 

Ms. Kristine Difiore 

Ms. Dawn DiMeglio 

Armand and Zoya Dimitrova-Zakarian 

Mr. Alfred Dingler 

Ms. Leslie Dobbs 

Ms. Lisa Dobbs 

Torey Dobson 

Mrs. David T. Dodge 

Mr. John Dodson 

Ms. Allison Doerr 

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Doerr 

Jean Doherty 

Ms. Laura Doman 

Ms. Kim Donahoe 

Ms. Blythe Donnolo 

Ms. Holly Donovan 

Ms. Deborah Doolittle 

Mr. Scott Dorfman 

Ms. Catherine Dorrien 

Ms. Jocelyn Dorsey 

Ms. Ellen Dotts 

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Douglas 

Ms. Diane Douglass 

Ms. Linda Drummond 

Mr. and Mrs. Chip Drury 

Ms. Susan Duderstadt 

Ms. Michea Duffy 

Ms. Charlotte Dufour 

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dugaud 

Val Duke 

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Ms. Kitty Dunlap 

Mr. Kevin Dunn 

Arline and James Durmer 

Mr. and Mrs. George Dusenbury 

Ms. Lisa Dwyer 

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Dye 

Mrs. Annette Ebbinghaus 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Eckhardt 

Ms. Nancy Edgar 

Ms. Julisa M. Edney 

Mrs. Nancy Edwards 

Shariama Edwards 

Mr. A. James Elliott 

Mr. Jeffrey Ellman 

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Eman 

Ms. Sandra Empey 

Ms. Marcy Enterkin 

Ms. Kari Erber 

Mr. David Erett 

Lee Espy 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Essick 

Ms. Kimberley Evans 

Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses Evans 

Ms. Mia Evans-Buckner 

Ms. Kerri S. Evanson 

Ms. Suzanne Ezell 

Ms. Marianne Fears 

Verron Federation 

Mr. Dave Feeley 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Feinsmith 

Mrs. Nancy Field and Mr. Michael Schulder 

Ms. Rita Finch 

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fine 

Ms. Rachael Finglass 

Ms. Loreli Fischer 

Ms. Marilyn Fish 

Ms. Rita Fisher 

Kelly Fix 

Ms. Anna Flagg 

Ms. Shayna Flash 

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fleischmann 

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Flenaugh 

Ms. Sandi Fletcher 

Dr. Michael Flood 

Mrs. Maree Florence and Mrs. Jane Easterling 

Ms. Jane Fonda 

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fonzo 

Ms. Renea Force 

Ms. Nicole Forde 

Ms. Pepper Forman 

Mr. Randall Foster and Mrs. Vicki Foster 

Ms. Barbara Fox 

Ms. Joelle Fox 

Kathryn Frame 

Ms. Jennifer Francois 

Ms. Sue Frankel 

Ms. Kim Franklin 

Ms. Jane Frederick 

Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Frederick 

Ms. Susan Frederick and Mr. Andrew Barbieri 

Ms. Michele Freeman 

Ms. Karen L. Friend 

Mr. J.F. Frierson 

Mr. Tommy Frieson and 

Mrs. Cassandra Warner-Frieson 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frohwein 

Ms. Sonia Fuller 

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Mr. and Mrs. Rex Fuqua 

Mr. Albert Furness 

Ms. Kim Gaba 

Mrs. Traci Gagnon 

Ms. Laura Gaines 

Ms. Charlene L. Galanti 

Ms. Kathleen Galivan 

Ms. Stacey O. Gallant 

Drs. Jeffrey and Nancy Gallups 

Ms. Gretchen Galvin 

Ms. Blesseda Gamle 

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Ganote 

Ms. Bina Garimella 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Garmon 

Ms. Erica Garton 

Ms. Stephanie Garvey 

Ms. Cheryl Gaslowitz 

Ms. Stephanie Gatlin 

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Gaugler 

Ms. Missy Geralds 

Anne Gerretzen 

Ms. Amy Gies 

Ms. Sue Gilbert 

Ms. Claire Giles 

Ms. Lynn Gillen 

Ms. Tara Gilmore and Mr. Stephen Austin 

Ms. Mary Ginden 

Mr. Art Gittelman 

Ms. Kimberly E. Goldberg 

Dr. and Mrs. Lee Goldenberg 

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Goldman 

Ms. Marcia Goldman 

Ms. Dynell Goldstein 

Ms. Marcia Goldstein 

Mr. and Mrs. Neil Goldstein 

Ms. April Gomez 

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Mr. and Mrs. Goordial Hemraj 

Ms. Elizabeth Herlihy 

Mr. Jack Herman 

Mr. Allan M. Hess 

Mrs. Gladys D. Hirsch 

Ms. Nancy H. Hollingsworth 

Ms. Beth Horn 

Ms. Janice Houck 

Ms. Ann Howland 

Ms. Lindsay Hunter 

Ms. Sarah Irle 

Ms. Christel Jackson 

Mrs. Lynne Jennings 

Ms. Linda Johns 

Mrs. Ginger Wardner Johnson 

Stacy and Lloyd Jollay 

Ms. Mary Karahalis 

Mr. Robert Kassatly 

Ms. Connie Kessinger 

Debra Klimkiewicz 

Mr. Tom Knight 

Mr. and Mrs. Luke Kolb 

Ms. Patricia Kuchenbecker 

Erik and Kelly Kurtz 

Ms. Pam F. Labbie 

Ms. Stephanie Ladden 

Ms. Elissa Langley 

Ms. Judith Laning 

Mrs. Emma G. Lankford 

Ms. Elizabeth Layne 

Mrs. Ione C. Lee and Dr. John E. Lee 

Ms. Liz Lee 

Ms. Michelle Leven 

Ms. Linda Levy 

Ms. Louise Lindke 

Ms. Susan Loeffler 

Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Loew 

Reverend Eda Long 

Ms. Elizabeth Lorenzen-Miranda 

Mr. Walter M. Lovett 

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Luxemburger 

Mrs. Catherine R. Marley 

Mr. Dan D. Maslia 

Mr. Rick Matarrese 

Ms. Minova Matheus-Bean 

Ms. Henriette McGregor 

Ms. Maureen McIvor and Mr. Eric Christ 

Ms. Cheryl McNeil 

Mr. Collin Thomas McNeill 

Ms. Nancy McNeill 

Dr. and Mrs. Michael Mescon 

Mr. George Miller 

Ms. Ingrid Miller 

Ms. Melinda Anne Mills 

Ms. Shelly Mitchell 

Ms. Renee M. Mullinax 

Ms. Sandra Nelson 

Ms. Amber Nettles 

Ms. Barbara Newburger 

Ms. Nancy Nichelson 

Mr. and Mrs. Rob Otersen 

Mr. Leonard Pallats 

Mrs. Gwen Parks 

Mrs. Marie Perlmutter 

Andri Pilgrim 

Mr. and Mrs. Will Rece 

Ms. Debbie Redmond 

Mr. Al Reingold 

Ms. Ann Boon Rhea 

Ms. Erin Richmond 

Ms. Lisette Rietshcier 

Ms. Becky Roberts 

Ms. Elaine Rogers 

Ms. Helene Rogers 

Ms. Karen Rogow 

Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Rolle 

Mr. and Mrs. Art Rossin 

Ms. Sara Rothfeder 

Ms. Meg Rothfusz 

Ms. Reeta Russo 

Ms. Ellen Sacchi 

Ms. Angela Sanders 

Ms. Helen Schellman 

Ms. Karen Schmeichel 

Ms. Cyndy Schreihofer 

Miss Acacia L. Scott 

Mr. Christopher L. Seay 

Ms. Sara Shapiro 

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shelton 

Mrs. Kim Shepherd 

Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Smith 

Ms. Nancy Smith 

Ms. Amy Smith-Barnes 

Mr. Jeremy Sobel 

Ms. Martha Spencer 

Ms. Edwinna Spivey 

Ms. Ann Stanley 

Dr. Kathy Stansbury 

Ms. Nancy Staub 

Ms. Carol Sterling 

Ms. Molly Stevens 

Ms. Phyllis Stewart 

Mr. and Mrs. Al Stilo 

Mr. and Mrs. William L. Sutton, Jr. 

Mr. Edward Svitil 

Ms. Emily Sztapka 

J. Lynn Talley 

Ms. Carrie Teegardin 

Mr. Johnny Thigpen 

Mrs. R. M. Thomaston 

Ms. Maurine Thompson 

Ms. Conni Todd 

Ms. Kim Trankina 

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Tubesing 

Ms. Emily Turner 

Ms. Heather Turner 

Dr. Pamela Turner 

Ms. Arlene Tuschl 

Dr. Linda Valleroy 

Ms. Ronnie Van Gelder 

Ms. Dana Van Vlake 

Ms. Allison Walker 

Mr. Gregg M. Wallace 

Ms. Maria Walters 

Ms. Sarah Watt 

Ms. Alice G. Weber 

Ms. Hope Wechsler and Ms. Leslie Wechsler 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Werner 

Dr. Anon E. Westmoreland 

Ms. Lisa Whittle 

Mr. and Mrs. Lane Wiedmann 

Ms. Meaggan Wilcauskas 

Ms. Avery Williams 

Ms. Elaine Williams 

Ms. Jessica Landisman Williams 

Ms. Meg Williams 

Ms. Susan Wilson 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wittosch 

Ms. Evy Wright 

Ms. Beckye Young 

Mr. Gary Zaccaria 

Ms. Marla Zimmerman 

Ms. Michelle Zimmerman 

Ms. Tori Zimmerman 

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Center supported 

in part by: 

The Center for Puppetry Arts is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization and is supported in part by the National Endowment for the Arts; 

the Georgia Council for the Arts through the appropriations from the Georgia General Assembly (GCA is a Partner Agency of the 

National Endowment for the Arts); and contributions from individuals, corporations and foundations. Major funding for the Center 

is provided by the Fulton County Board of Commissioners under the guidance of the Fulton County Arts Council. Major support is 

provided by the City of Atlanta Bureau of Cultural Affairs. The Center is a participant in the New Generations Program, funded by the 

Doris Duke Charitable Foundation/The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and administered by Theatre Communications Group (TCG), 

the national organization for the American theatre. The Center is a constituent of Theatre Communications Group and a member of 

the Atlanta Coalition of Performing Arts. The Center also serves as headquarters of UNIMA-USA. 

This annual report recognizes contributions made to the Center for Puppetry Arts between July 1, 2004 and June 30, 2005 or made in 

support of programs occurring during this time period. Every effort has been made to compile an accurate list. We hope there are no 

errors. However, if you notice a mistake, please let us know so our records can be updated and proper recognition be given. 

Copy written by: Debbie S. George • Additional copy by: Shannon Frye, Bobby Box, Alan Louis, Patty Petrey Dees and Lindsey Quirk 

Editing by: Wendy Hersh • Design by: Donna Yocum and Melissa Sims 

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Annual Report - Center for Puppetry Arts

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