Annual Report 2011-2012 - Roundabout Theatre Company

Annual Report 2011-2012

MISSION
Roundabout Theatre Company is committed to producing the highest quality theatre with the finest artists,
sharing stories that endure, and providing accessibility to all audiences. A not-for-profit company, Roundabout
fulfills its mission each season through the production of classic plays and musicals; development and production
of new works by established and emerging writers; educational initiatives that enrich the lives of children and
adults; and a subscription model and audience outreach programs that cultivate and engage all audiences.
Board of Directors
Chairman
Thomas E. Tuft
Vice Chairman
Mary C. Solomon
President
Todd Haimes
Treasurer
Samuel R. Chapin
Secretary
Lawrence Kaplen
James J. Burke, Jr.
Jim Carter
Mary Cirillo-Goldberg
Michael T. Cohen
Mike de Graffenried
Douglas Durst
Leadership Council
Sylvia Golden
Patricia R. Goldstein
John R. Gordon
Harry E. Gould, Jr.
Perry B. Granoff
Jeanne Hagerty
Meryl D. Hartzband
Maureen A. Hayes
Abby F. Kohnstamm
Gene R. Korf
Stephanie Kramer
Carole S. Krumland
Cathy Lasry
Mark J. Manoff
David E. Massengill
John P. McGarry, Jr.
Cynthia Nixon
Katheryn Patterson Kempner
Laura Pels
Charles Randolph-Wright
Steven A. Sanders
Steven Schroko
Beryl Snyder
Johs Worsoe
Adam Zurofsky
Chairmen Emeriti
Christian C. Yegen
Steven F. Goldstone
Directors Emeriti
Bob Donnalley
Carol Mitchell
Todd Haimes
Artistic Director
Harold Wolpert
Managing Director
Julia C. Levy
Executive Director
Scott Ellis
Adams Associate
Artistic Director
CONTENTS
Letter from the Chairman...........................................................................................4
Letter from the Artistic Director..................................................................................5
The Classics..............................................................................................................6
New Works...............................................................................................................18
Readings and Workshops........................................................................................22
Roundabout Underground: Celebrating Five Years...................................................23
Education at Roundabout........................................................................................25
Welcoming New Audiences......................................................................................26
Engaging Loyal Audiences.......................................................................................27
Roundabout Archives...............................................................................................28
She Loves Me: A Benefit Concert Reading...............................................................29
Spring Gala 2012.....................................................................................................30
Our Supporters........................................................................................................31
CHAIRMAN
Yolanda R. Turocy
Polly Bergen
Linda L. D’Onofrio
Christopher M. Formant
Boyd Gaines
Ned Ginty
Barbara McIntyre Hack
Jeannette Hobson
Bob Howe
H. Brett Humphreys
Cherry Jones
Frank Langella
Helen Mirren
Christopher Plummer
Ron Rifkin
Laura S. Rodgers
Patricia A. Stockhausen
Janis Ing Strauss
Cynthia C. Wainwright
Barry C. Waldorf
Our Staff..................................................................................................................35
For a copy of our most recent audited financial statement, please contact Development by phone at (212) 719-9393,
or by email at development@roundabouttheatre.org. To view the financial statement online, please click here. The
FY12 audit will be available beginning January 2013.
Bill Giove
Jodi Glucksman
Brian Murray
Liam Neeson
Tony Walton
Front cover photo: Frank Langella and Adam Driver in Man and Boy
Back cover photo: Kieran Campion and Lucas Near-Verbrugghe in The Common Pursuit
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LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN
LETTER FROM THE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
As Roundabout marked its 20 th anniversary of producing on Broadway, the 2011-
12 season was a celebration of the past, and a reaffirmation of Roundabout’s
influence and importance in New York’s cultural life. Under the leadership of
Artistic Director Todd Haimes, Managing Director Harold Wolpert, and Executive
Director Julia Levy, Roundabout has achieved many milestones both on- and off-stage.
Roundabout’s variety and artistic depth this year was no exception to seasons past. We saw revivals of powerful
plays like Man and Boy, The Road to Mecca and Look Back in Anger, as well as the Broadway premiere of the
hilarious farce Don’t Dress for Dinner. Roundabout was recognized with 38 award nominations, among them
four Tony ® nominations, and a dozen Drama Desk nominations. In July, after 554 performances and three
extensions, we said bon voyage to our Tony-winning revival of Anything Goes. The show will live on, however,
when a North American tour launches in October 2012. Harvey was our third-best selling straight play ever, and
we were thrilled by its instant success. Roundabout Underground, our program for championing the work of
emerging playwrights, commemorated its fifth year. Given Roundabout’s prominence, its impact on the careers
of these playwrights has been profound. And we’re proud that one of this year’s most acclaimed (and Pulitzershortlisted)
plays, Sons of the Prophet, was written by Stephen Karam, whose Speech and Debate was our first
Underground production. During the 2011-12 season, more people than ever – 672,806 to be exact – saw a
Roundabout production.
Beyond the stage, Roundabout made important strides in expanding our digital presence with increased social
media marketing and a new website. It’s easier to buy tickets and make donations, and social media is integrated
throughout the site. We also created a searchable website for our growing, institutional archives of photographs,
videos, and documents from our 46-year history.
Roundabout continued its commitment to New York City’s public school students and their teachers. Due to
budget cuts, our schools are constantly challenged to do more with less. Education at Roundabout’s goal,
therefore, is to help bring theatre arts into our city’s classrooms. Thanks to Board member Larry Kaplen, who
generously matched each gift designated to our education program, we were able to raise $251,063 towards
restoring our Teaching Artists hours to pre-2008 levels. In fact, across the board, fundraising efforts have
remained strong over the last fiscal year with the addition of a Benefit Concert Reading to support the Musical
Theatre Fund, and the impact of the newly created Roundabout Leaders for New Works to support the New Play
Initiative.
I said at the start of this letter that this was a season that reminded us all of the significant impact Roundabout
has had on the cultural life of our city. This idea extends beyond just our artistic programming. In an effort to
continue to respond to the ever-changing needs of our community, and remain a leader in our field, the Board
of Directors and management have spent the past year defining short- and long-term strategies designed to
ensure the financial strength of Roundabout. I am pleased to report that due in part to these efforts, we ended
the 2011-12 year with close to a balanced budget.
As you peruse the following pages, and remember the highlights of this banner season, I want to extend my
sincerest thanks to you – our many loyal subscribers, donors, Leadership Council, staff, artists, and my fellow
Board members. All of you make Roundabout a dynamic home for producing the highest quality theatre with the
finest artists, sharing stories that endure, and providing accessibility to all.
Audience members and artists alike are always asking me one question: How do you
choose the work you put on your stages? Trying to answer this query is no small feat.
My mind is constantly spinning with lists of plays, of actors and directors, of theatre
availability, and scheduling logistics. These details, however, are only the surface level of
how I create a season at Roundabout. My goal each season is to fulfill the mission that has brought so many wonderful
people to Roundabout both on-stage and in the audience over the years – and that is to do great productions with stories
that we can relate to, empathize with, and in which we recognize ourselves. Classic shows and new works that endure,
because they are a vital part of who we are.
The classic plays we revived this past season are timeless stories, written decades ago yet still relevant today. Man and
Boy is about how finances and the economy greatly affect our lives – a theme which is possibly more relevant today than
the day it was written. Frank Langella and I wanted to revisit this play and bring it to a new generation. Combining Frank
with the fresh, young talent of Adam Driver and getting the brilliant Maria Aitken to direct gave this explosive play a new
life. The Road to Mecca, a meditation on art and aging by South African agitator Athol Fugard, similarly explores themes
fundamental to the human condition – legacy, individuality, and personal expression. The play offered us the chance to
share the main character’s deliberations while allowing us to work with beloved veteran actors Rosemary Harris and Jim
Dale.
We also revived Look Back in Anger, and I was thrilled that the director, our Associate Artist Sam Gold, chose to present
the play with a new, stark spin, rather than using the expected historical context we’ve seen before. I thought it was
incredibly satisfying to see this combination of young artist and classic play coming together in a completely new way.
For me, one of the proudest moments this season came from seeing the success of Stephen Karam’s Sons of the
Prophet at the Steinberg Center’s Laura Pels Theatre. Not only did Roundabout commission and develop this play, but
Stephen was the first playwright ever produced in our Roundabout Underground program. Five years ago we took a
risk starting a program that supported emerging playwrights, and watching Stephen and all of our Underground writers
advance their careers has been an exciting sign that our efforts in nurturing the next generation of great writers have
been worthwhile.
I want these productions to stay with our audiences long after they leave the theatre, and I try to provide variety in tone,
style, and genre. I try to give opportunities to artists I consider to be part of the Roundabout family, whom I greatly
respect and admire, and want to continue to work with. Just as important for our company, I also try to give opportunities
to artists with whom I’ve wanted to work for years. Having the visionary Moises Kaufman direct The Common Pursuit,
and Jim Parsons perform in Harvey – taking on his first Broadway leading role in this contemporary classic – brought a
new energy to these plays. Finally, I try to give the next generation their chance to find a place in our theatrical landscape
and give us a taste of what great things we have to look forward to in the years to come. In this way, our process is about
honoring theatre’s vibrant past, and laying the groundwork for its future.
As I look ahead to next season, my 30 th year with Roundabout, I am so happy that we have been able to maintain a
distinct identity in the world of theatre by producing the masters while also cultivating the future impact-makers of our
industry. But there’s so much more to be done, and my wish list for this company is far from complete. I want to make
sure the work we are doing is accessible and affordable to even more theatre-goers. I want to remain relevant to our
community through our work with students and teachers in our city’s public schools. I want writers, directors, actors, and
designers to know that this is a place where bold ideas are supported, and where taking a risk is not the exception but
rather a thrilling part of the pursuit of great storytelling. I thank you all – artists, audiences, staff and our fantastic Board
led by Chair, Tom Tuft, for making all this work possible. I look forward to our future together as we continue to bring
enduring stories for all to experience to our fives stages.
Thomas E. Tuft, Chairman of the Board
Todd Haimes, Artistic Director
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THE CLASSICS
MAN AND BOY
By Terence Rattigan
American Airlines Theatre
September 9, 2011 through November 27, 2011
DIRECTOR: Maria Aitken
SET DESIGN: Derek McLane
COSTUME DESIGN: Martin Pakledinaz
LIGHTING DESIGN: Kevin Adams
ORIGINAL MUSIC AND SOUND DESIGN: John Gromada
HAIR AND WIG DESIGN: Paul Huntley
ORIGINAL CAST: Adam Driver, Francesca Faridany, Zach Grenier, Brian Hutchison, Virginia Kull,
Frank Langella, Michael Siberry, John Hickok, Vayu O’Donnell, Allison Jean White
OPENING NIGHT: October 9, 2011
AWARDS/NOMINATIONS:
Drama League Nomination for Distinguished Performance—Frank Langella
Tony Award Nomination for Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Play—Frank Langella
Major support for Man and Boy provided by the Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation.
THE CLASSICS
Roundabout places classic plays and musicals at the center of its mission and programming. Since its opening
season in 1966, Roundabout has produced more than 200 play revivals and brought nearly one-third of all
Broadway musical revivals to the stage, concentrating on works that generally would not be produced in the
commercial theatre. Roundabout classic plays and musicals are synonymous with high production values,
unique artistic collaborations, and accessibility. The productions invite audiences of all backgrounds to engage
in a dialogue between the world of the play and their personal experience.
6 Frank Langella in Man and Boy
Adam Driver and Virginia Kull in Man and Boy
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THE CLASSICS
THE ROAD TO MECCA
By Athol Fugard
American Airlines Theatre
December 16, 2011 through March 4, 2012
DIRECTOR: Gordon Edelstein
SET DESIGN: Michael Yeargan
COSTUME DESIGN: Susan Hilferty
LIGHTING DESIGN: Peter Kaczorowski
ORIGINAL MUSIC AND SOUND DESIGN: John Gromada
HAIR AND WIG DESIGN: Paul Huntley
ORIGINAL CAST: Rosemary Harris, Carla Gugino, Jim Dale, Martin LaPlatney, Gordana Rashovich,
Karen Walsh
OPENING NIGHT: January 17, 2012
AWARDS/NOMINATIONS:
Drama League Nomination for Distinguished Performance—Rosemary Harris
Drama Desk Nomination for Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play—Jim Dale
Tony Award Nomination for Best Lighting Design of a Play—Peter Kaczorowski
Major support for the The Road to Mecca provided by Beth and Ravenel Curry.
Produced with special arrangement with Signature Theatre Company. Originally produced by Yale
Repertory Theatre, Lloyd Richards, Artistic Director.
8 Jim Dale, Carla Gugino and Rosemary Harris in The Road to Mecca
Rosemary Harris and Carla Gugino in The Road to Mecca
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THE CLASSICS
LOOK BACK IN ANGER
By John Osborne
Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre/Laura Pels Theatre
January 13, 2012 through April 8, 2012
DIRECTOR: Sam Gold
SET DESIGN: Andrew Lieberman
COSTUME DESIGN: David Zinn
LIGHTING DESIGN: Mark Barton
ORIGINAL MUSIC AND SOUND DESIGN: Bray Poor
DIALECT COACH: Stephen Gabis
FIGHT DIRECTOR: Thomas Schall
HAIR AND WIG DESIGN: Josh Marquette
ORIGINAL CAST: Adam Driver, Sarah Goldberg, Adam Greer, Charlotte Parry, Matthew Rhys,
Jennifer Joan Thompson
OPENING NIGHT: February 2, 2012
AWARDS/NOMINATIONS:
Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Featured Actor—Adam Driver
Lucille Lortel Nomination for Outstanding Revival
Lucille Lortel Nomination for Best Director—Sam Gold
Lucille Lortel Nomination for Outstanding Scenic Design—Andrew Lieberman
Drama League Nomination for Distinguished Revival of a Play
Drama League Nomination for Distinguished Performance—Matthew Rhys
10 Matthew Rhys and Adam Driver in Look Back in Anger
Sarah Goldberg and Matthew Rhys in Look Back in Anger
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THE CLASSICS
DON’T DRESS FOR DINNER
THE COMMON PURSUIT
By Marc Camoletti
Adapted by Robin Hawdon
American Airlines Theatre
March 30, 2012 through June 17, 2012
DIRECTOR: John Tillinger
SET DESIGN: John Lee Beatty
COSTUME DESIGN: William Ivey Long
LIGHTING DESIGN: Ken Billington
SOUND DESIGN: David Van Tieghem
HAIR AND WIG DESIGN: Paul Huntley
ORIGINAL CAST: David Aron Damane, Ben Daniels, Adam James, Patricia Kalember,
Spencer Kayden, Jennifer Tilly, Tom Galantich, Frances Mercanti-Anthony, James Andrew O’Connor
OPENING NIGHT: April 26, 2012
AWARDS/NOMINATIONS:
Tony Award Nomination for Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Play—Spencer Kayden
Tony Award Nomination for Best Costume Design of a Play—William Ivey Long
Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play—Spencer Kayden
Outer Critics Circle Nomination for Outstanding Costume Design (Play or Musical)—William Ivey
Long
Roundabout gratefully acknowledges partial underwriting from Douglas and Karen McKeel Calby.
By Simon Gray
Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre/Laura Pels Theatre
May 4, 2012 through July 29, 2012
DIRECTOR: Moisés Kaufman
SET DESIGN: Derek McLane
COSTUME DESIGN: Clint Ramos
LIGHTING DESIGN: David Lander
ORIGINAL MUSIC AND SOUND DESIGN: Daniel Kluger
DIALECT COACH: Deborah Hecht
FIGHT DIRECTOR: Thomas Schall
ORIGINAL CAST: Kristen Bush, Kieran Campion, Josh Cooke, Stephanie Fieger, Jacob Fishel,
Tim McGeever, Lucas Near-Verbrugghe, Spencer Plachy, Grant James Vargas
OPENING NIGHT: May 24, 2012
Major support for The Common Pursuit provided by the Laura Pels International Foundation for Theater.
12 Jennifer Tilly, Ben Daniels and Spencer Kayden in Don’t Dress for Dinner
The cast of The Common Pursuit
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THE CLASSICS
HARVEY
By Mary Chase
Studio 54
May 18, 2012 through August 5, 2012
DIRECTOR: Scott Ellis
SET DESIGN: David Rockwell
COSTUME DESIGN: Jane Greenwood
LIGHTING DESIGN: Kenneth Posner
ORIGINAL MUSIC AND SOUND DESIGN: Obadiah Eaves
ORIGINAL CAST: Peter Benson, Larry Bryggman, Tracee Chimo, Holley Fain, Jessica Hecht,
Carol Kane, Charles Kimbrough, Jim Parsons, Angela Paton, Rich Sommer, Morgan Spector,
Emily Althaus, Glynis Bell, Matt R. Harrington, Jeffrey Hayenga
OPENING NIGHT: June 14, 2012
Roundabout gratefully acknowledges partial underwriting from the Petros and Marina Sabatacakis Foundation.
14 Jim Parsons, Angela Paton, Jessica Hecht and Tracee Chimo in Harvey
Jim Parsons in Harvey
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THE CLASSICS
ANYTHING GOES
Anything Goes opened at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre on April 7, 2011 as part of our 2010-11
season. A hit with critics and audiences alike, the show remained open for the entirety of the 2011-
12 season. The production garnered multiple awards, including the Tony Award for Best Revival of a
Musical, and welcomed many new cast members, including Stephanie J. Block and Kelly Bishop. The
national tour of Anything Goes will set sail in October 2012.
Music and Lyrics by Cole Porter
Original Book by P.G. Wodehouse & Guy Bolton
and Howard Lindsay & Russel Crouse
New Book by Timothy Crouse & John Weidman
Stephen Sondheim Theatre
March 10, 2011 — July 8, 2012
DIRECTOR and CHOREOGRAPHER: Kathleen Marshall
SET DESIGN: Derek McLane
COSTUME DESIGN: Martin Pakledinaz
LIGHTING DESIGN: Peter Kaczorowski
SOUND DESIGN: Brian Ronan
ADDITIONAL ORCHESTRATIONS: Bill Elliott
ORIGINAL ORCHESTRATIONS: Michael Gibson
MUSIC SUPERVISION/VOCAL ARRANGEMENTS: Rob Fisher
DANCE ARRANGEMENTS: David Chase
MUSICAL DIRECTOR/CONDUCTOR: James Lowe
MUSIC COORDINATOR: Seymour Red Press
HAIR AND WIG DESIGN: Paul Huntley
ORIGINAL CAST: Sutton Foster, Joel Grey, John McMartin, Jessica Walter, Colin Donnell,
Adam Godley, Laura Osnes, Jessica Stone, Walter Charles, Robert Creighton, Andrew Cao,
Raymond J. Lee, Clyde Alves, Ward Billeisen, Joyce Chittick, Nikki Renée Daniels,
Margot De La Barre, Daniel J. Edwards, Kimberly Fauré, Josh Franklin, Justin Greer, Tari Kelly,
Shina Ann Morris, Linda Mugleston, Kevin Munhall, Adam Perry, William Ryall, Jennifer Savelli,
Anthony Wayne, Kristen Beth Williams
Bank of America is proud to support Roundabout Theatre Company. Anything Goes benefits
from Roundabout’s Musical Theatre Production Fund with gifts from Marty and Perry Granoff,
HRH Foundation, Ted and Mary Jo Shen, Peter and Leni May, Tom and Diane Tuft, The Kaplen
Foundation, and one anonymous donor. Roundabout gratefully acknowledges partial underwriting
from Goldman Sachs Gives at the recommendation of R. Martin Chavez. Roundabout thanks the
Henry Nias Foundation, courtesy of Dr. Stanley Edelman, for their support of Anything Goes.
Anything Goes was produced by Lincoln Center Theater in 1987.
16 Sutton Foster and the Original Broadway Revival Cast of Anything Goes
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NEW WORKS
SONS OF THE PROPHET
By Stephen Karam
Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre/
Laura Pels Theatre
September 28, 2011 through January 1, 2012
DIRECTOR: Peter DuBois
SET DESIGN: Anna Louizos
COSTUME DESIGN: Bobby Frederick Tilley, II
LIGHTING DESIGN: Japhy Weideman
SOUND DESIGN: M. L. Dogg
ORIGINAL CAST: Yusef Bulos, Jonathan Louis Dent,
Santino Fontana, Joanna Gleason, Lizbeth Mackay,
Dan McCabe, Jared McNeill, Dee Nelson,
Chris Perfetti, Thomas Ryan, Charles Socarides
OPENING NIGHT: October 20, 2011
AWARDS/NOMINATIONS:
Finalist for the 2012 Pulitzer Prize for Drama
New York Drama Critics’ Circle Award for Best Play
Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Play
Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Lead Actor—
Santino Fontana
Theatre World Award for Outstanding Off-Broadway
Debut—Chris Perfetti
Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding New
Off-Broadway Play
Outer Critics Circle Nomination for Outstanding Actor in
a Play—Santino Fontana
Outer Critics Circle Nomination for Outstanding Featured
Actress in a Play—Joanna Gleason
Drama League Nomination for Distinguished
Performance—Santino Fontana
Off-Broadway Alliance Nomination for Best New Play
Drama Desk Special Award: Sam Norkin Off-Broadway
Award—Stephen Karam
Drama Desk Nomination for Featured Actor in a Play—
Santino Fontana
Obie Award for Performance—Santino Fontana
This production is supported, in part, by public funds
from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs
in partnership with the City Council. Roundabout
gratefully acknowledges partial underwriting from
Linda D’Onofrio.
Produced in association with Huntington Theatre
Company, Boston, Massachusetts Peter DuBois,
Artistic Director/Michael Maso, Managing Director.
NEW WORKS
Roundabout’s New Play Initiative cultivates new work by gifted playwrights at all stages of their careers through
a three-pronged development process consisting of commissioning new works; developmental readings and
workshops; and productions of new works through our Roundabout Underground program. These shows are
an essential part of our future as we work to build relationships with writers and directors to develop and debut
works that will contribute to the American theatre canon.
18 Chris Perfetti, Santino Fontana and Yusef Bulos in Sons of the Prophet
Joanna Gleason in Sons of the Prophet
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NEW WORKS
SUICIDE, INCORPORATED
By Andrew Hinderaker
Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre/Black Box Theatre
October 14, 2011 through December 23, 2011
DIRECTOR: Jonathan Berry
SET DESIGN: Daniel Zimmerman
COSTUME DESIGN: Jessica Wegener Shay
LIGHTING DESIGN: Zach Blane
ORIGINAL MUSIC AND SOUND DESIGN: Chad Raines
ORIGINAL CAST: Mike DiSalvo, Gabriel Ebert, Corey Hawkins, James McMenamin,
Toby Leonard Moore, Jake O’Connor
OPENING NIGHT: November 2, 2011
Major support for Suicide, Incorporated provided by members of Roundabout Leaders for New Works:
Alec Baldwin, Linda D’Onofrio, Jodi Glucksman, Sylvia Golden, Caryn and James Magid, the Laura Pels
International Foundation for Theater, Laura S. Rogers, Mary and David Solomon/GS Gives, the Harold and
Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, Yolanda Turocy, Lori Uddenberg, Deborah and Thomas Wallace, and
Xerox Foundation.
World premiere produced by the Gift Theatre, Jefferson Park, Chicaco in June 2010.
20 Jake O’Connor and Gabriel Ebert in Suicide, Incorporated
Toby Leonard Moore and Gabriel Ebert in Suicide, Incorporated
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NEW WORKS
READINGS AND WORKSHOPS
ROUNDABOUT UNDERGROUND: CELEBRATING FIVE YEARS
Playreadings further our commitment to cultivating new plays and musicals, to re-working the classics, and serve as developmental
opportunities for our artists. Friends Playreadings provide artists with the opportunity to have their work performed before
an enthusiastic audience and give Roundabout donors the unique opportunity of experiencing theatre in the early stages
of the development process. Artistic Workshops provide an intensive forum in which playwrights, composers, lyricists, and
directors can test works in front of a small group of their peers. We depend on our Associate Artists at Roundabout to help
drive these readings. Finally, the Underground Reading Series showcased up and coming playwrights as part of our five year
celebration of Roundabout Underground. The following playreadings were produced during Roundabout’s 2011-12 season.
Readings and workshops are supported, in part, by the Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation.
FRIENDS OF ROUNDABOUT PLAYREADINGS
The Black Monk
By David Rabe
Director: Scott Ellis
Dick and Lola
By Debra Monk
Directors: David Solomon & Scott Ellis
A Funny Thing Happened on the
Way to the Forum
Music & Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Book by Burt Shevelove
& Larry Gelbart
Director: Jessica Stone
The Real Inspector Hound
By Tom Stoppard
Director: Gordon Edelstein
ARTISTIC READINGS AND WORKSHOPS
Harvey
By Mary Chase
Director: Scott Ellis
The Young Man from Atlanta
By Horton Foote
Director: Michael Wilson
Piece of My Heart
Music & Lyrics by Bert Berns, Book by
Daniel Goldfarb, Brett Berns,
& Cassandra Berns
Director: Leigh Silverman
A Small Family Business
By Alan Ayckbourn
Director: Scott Ellis
The Interlopers
By Gary Lennon
Director: Charles Randolph-Wright
A Patriot For Me
By John Osborne
Director: Evan Cabnet
Liliom
By Ferenc Molnar
Director: Michael Greif
Dead Accounts
By Theresa Rebeck
Director: Pam MacKinnon
Therese Raquin
By Émile Zola, translated and adapted
by Helen Edmundson
Director: Jonathan Munby
The Philadelphia Story
By Philip Barry
Director: Alex Timbers
The Robber Bridegroom
Book & Lyrics by Alfred Uhry, Music
by Robert Waldman
Director: Alex Timbers
The Unavoidable Disappearance of
Tom Durnin
By Steven Levenson
Director: Scott Ellis
Cutie and Bear
By Bekah Brunstetter
Director: Evan Cabnet
The Common Pursuit
By Simon Gray
Director: Moisés Kaufman
Wake Up, Mrs. Moore
By Julie Marie Myatt
Director: Sheryl Kaller
The Dark at the Top of the Stairs
By William Inge
Director: Harris Yulin
Adam Baum and the Jew Movie
By Daniel Goldfarb
Director: Scott Ellis
God Hates Sticky Traps
By Nathan Jackson
Director: Liesl Tommy
If There Is I Haven’t Found It Yet
By Nick Payne
In the Boom Boom Room
By David Rabe
Director: Daniel Aukin
The Big Knife
By Clifford Odets
Director: Doug Hughes
Inadmissible Evidence
By John Osborne
Director: Jamie Lloyd
Sly Fox
By Larry Gelbart
Director: Douglas Hodge
Fly By Night
By Will Connolly, Michael Mitnick,
& Kim Rosenstock
Director: Bill Fennelley
The Hot L Baltimore
By Lanford Wilson
Director: David Cromer
Violet
Book & Lyrics by Brian Crawley
Music by Jeanine Tesori
Director: Michael Mayer
UNDERGROUND READING SERIES
The Funny Pain
By Jordan Seavey
Director: May Adrales
Two Lakes, Two Rivers
By Laura Jacqmin
Director: Laura Savia
Bad Jews
By Joshua Elias Harmon
Director: Sheryl Kaller
Route One Off
By Emily Schwend
Director: Giovanna Sardelli
Little Miss Fix-It
Book & Lyrics by Kirsten Guenther
Music by Joy Son
Director: Eli Gonda
Roundabout Underground, a component of our New
Play Initiative, works to build relationships with writers
and directors and to develop and debut works that will
contribute to the American theatre canon.
This year we celebrated five years of Roundabout
Underground with a five-night free reading series
of new works capped off by a celebration to honor
our Underground participants. We gathered past
playwrights, directors, actors, and cast members, as
well as a large group of the Underground’s greatest
supporters, to celebrate the program and the incredible
success the Underground’s family of artists has seen.
The evening was hosted by members of Roundabout
Leaders for New Works and helped increase awareness
and support for our commitment to new plays and
emerging artists.
Board member Sylvia Golden, member of
Roundabout Leaders for New Works, welcomes
supporters and artists to the celebration.
Roundabout friends gather to commemorate this
milestone.
Roundabout Underground playwrights celebrating five years of the Underground: David West Read, Kim Rosenstock, Steven Levenson,
Stephen Karam, Adam Gwon, and Andrew Hinderaker.
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IN THE COMMUNITY
EDUCATION AT ROUNDABOUT
Education at Roundabout’s mission is to use theatre to enhance teacher practice and deepen student learning in
New York City’s public schools. We are dedicated to using our resources as a professional theatre company to
strengthen the role of theatre as a tool for teaching and learning while engaging some of the most underserved
members of the New York City community. Our mission is manifested through a series of comprehensive
programs, all of which comply with city, state, and federal arts learning standards.
School Partnerships are at the core of our work and provide
year-long, curriculum-based residencies to middle schools and high
schools with limited access to the arts in all five boroughs.
Theatre Access provides student groups throughout the tri-state
area with free and discounted matinee tickets to our productions,
including pre-show workshops and post-show talkbacks with actors
and creative teams.
Student Production Workshop, our on-site after-school
program, develops collaborative and leadership skills in participants
as they write, direct, design, market, mount, and execute their own
theatrical productions in our Black Box Theatre.
Professional Development workshops build teachers’ and
Teaching Artists’ skills in using theatre as an effective teaching tool,
giving free rein to their creativity while engaging in theatre arts to
enhance classroom practice.
Career Development provides a wide range of hands-on
learning opportunities for young professionals interested in theatre
administration, providing regular interaction with members of
Roundabout’s senior staff, as well as a weekly stipend.
Roundabout Teaching Artist Mark Bruckner leads Bronx
Theatre High School students in song.
Students from Staten Island’s Curtis High School
perform at Roundabout’s Student Theatre Arts Festival.
IN THE COMMUNITY
In addition to our artistic endeavors, Roundabout is dedicated to multiple community-based initiatives. As a notfor-profit,
we continually work to ensure accessibility to our shows through audience development programs and
discount tickets. Our education program is committed to bringing theatre arts to students and teachers across
New York City’s five boroughs. Our institutional Archives not only preserves our rich history but makes it accessible
to researchers, students, and historians. Sharing our company and offering exciting and innovative opportunities
for our community is a central component of our mission – one that we look forward to for years to come.
EDUCATION AT ROUNDABOUT’S IMPACT
PROGRAM
School Partnerships
Professional Development
Theatre Access
After School
Career Development
Theatre-PLUS
TOTAL
STUDENTS
N/A
2,566
N/A
1,059
560
19
4,204
ADULTS/EDUCATORS
5,863
164
398
96
18
N/A
6,539
SCHOOLS
N/A
12
90
36
24
16
178
CLASSROOMS
N/A
76
N/A
48
18
N/A
142
For more on Education at Roundabout, please see our Education Report available here.
ARTIST SESSIONS
190
1,054
4,657
290
1,032
46
7,269
24 Students from Esperanza Preparatory Academy perform at Roundabout’s Student Theatre Arts Festival.
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WELCOMING NEW AUDIENCES
ENGAGING LOYAL AUDIENCES
Through our multi-faceted audience development initiative,
ACCESS ROUNDABOUT, we make theatre affordable
and accessible for all audiences, particularly underserved
audiences. Access Roundabout was launched during
the 2007-08 season and continues to expand each year.
This season, Access Roundabout distributed over 37,000
deeply discounted tickets through the following initiatives:
Roundabout Underground: All tickets to productions in
Roundabout’s 62-seat Black Box Theatre at the Harold and Miriam
Steinberg Center for Theatre are $20. By providing opportunities to
see affordable quality theatre, Roundabout cultivates an audience of
thoughtful and adventurous theatre-goers.
Rich Sommer, Tracee Chimo and audience members
enjoying a HIPTIX event following Harvey.
To preserve Roundabout’s loyal audiences and allow for deeper relationships with the institution,
Roundabout hosts a wide variety of pre- and post-theatre events, engages guests through social media
and e-mail marketing, and shows appreciation for loyal support through invitations to special events.
Theatre-PLUS: Roundabout’s innovative Theatre-PLUS programs have enhanced the theatre-going
experience for thousands of subscribers. Theatre-PLUS subscribers can discuss the performance with
the stars, mix and mingle with like-minded arts enthusiasts, or attend a pre-show wine tasting led by an
expert from a top winery.
Social Media: Roundabout engages with the online community daily through posts, discussions, and
sharing of multi-media on Facebook, Twitter, and the MyRoundabout Blog. Roundabout’s extensive
Facebook reach includes a secondary network (friends of fans) of over 11 million, with an average weekly
reach of 40,000.
HIPTIX: Roundabout’s audience development program for young
adults ages 18-35 aims to build loyalty in the next generation of
theatre-goers and cultural consumers. The initiative attracts ticket
buyers with low prices to all Roundabout shows and post-show
gatherings with fellow theatre enthusiasts.
ACCESS ROUNDABOUT
HIPTIX
TICKETS
12,828
Engagement: All ticketholders are sent pre-trip email reminders and post-trip follow-up emails. These
interactive communications include a personal letter from Artistic Director Todd Haimes as well as links to
information about the cast and playwright, video clips, interviews, tips on planning a visit to the theatre,
an online merchandise store, surveys, social media pages, and more. These emails maximize familiarity
with Roundabout and the play, leading to maximum enjoyment of the theatre experience.
ACCESS10: Roundabout allocates a number of $10 tickets to the
first four preview performances at each of its venues.
ACCESS10
Roundabout Underground
2,574
3,709
Subscriber Appreciation Events: Roundabout invites full season subscribers to attend exclusive
events as a thank you for their support.
General/Student Rush: Roundabout offers discounted general
rush tickets on the day of the performance; student rush tickets are
half-off the original price and available 30 minutes before curtain time.
General/Student Rush
TOTAL
18,213
37,324
By the numbers:
20% of all Roundabout performances have ancillary activities such as pre-theatre talks or
post-theatre receptions
HIPTIX members after attending The Road to Mecca.
Access Roundabout is supported, in part, by public funds from the
City of New York Theater Subdistrict Council, LDC and the New York
City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
30,000 fans follow Roundabout on Facebook and/or Twitter
1,500 social engagements (“likes,” comments, re-Tweets) surround Roundabout’s programs daily
250,000 pre- and post-theatre emails were sent during the 2011-12 season
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ROUNDABOUT ARCHIVES
SHE LOVES ME: A BENEFIT CONCERT READING
In 2008 Roundabout received dedicated funding from the Leon Levy Foundation to initiate a permanent
archive to systematically identify and preserve artifacts and documents that tell our unique theatre story.
Unlike other cultural institutions with long standing dedication to preserving artifacts, theatre companies
are only now contemplating the urgency in preserving legacy through recorded documentation. Due to the
intrinsic temporality of time-based performance, much of the supporting documentation has historically
not been retained. This documentation – scripts, scores, contracts, design elements (lighting, set,
costume, and sound) – taken in whole, provides a rare entrance into the nuances of staged performance
and provides scholars and theatre professionals an important resource for studying theatre production.
Now approaching its fifth year,
Roundabout’s archives
Provide both physical and digital access to the collection – over
13,400 unique viewers have used the online collection thus far;
Work throughout the school year with Education at Roundabout
to support lesson planning (generally 3-5 school visits each year
throughout the five NYC boroughs);
Are an active participant in local and national archives associations
dedicated to preserving and making accessible performing arts
material.
On December 5, 2011, a star-studded cast performed a
special one-night-only benefit concert reading of the romantic
musical comedy She Loves Me at the Stephen Sondheim
Theatre. The cast was led by Kelli O’Hara, Josh Radnor, Gavin
Creel, Jane Krakowski, Peter Bartlett, Michael McGrath, Rory
O’Malley, and Victor Garber, with a 15-member orchestra
led by Paul Gemignani. The benefit raised over $470,000 for
Roundabout’s Musical Theatre Fund.
Scott Ellis directed the evening in celebration of Roundabout’s
inaugural musical production and the 20 th anniversary of
producing on Broadway. First seen on Broadway in 1963,
She Loves Me was lost to generations of theatre-goers until
Roundabout’s 1993 Broadway revival, also directed by Ellis.
The critically-acclaimed production was Roundabout’s very
first musical and launched its musical theatre program,
leading to celebrated productions such as the 2011 Tony
Award-winning revival of Anything Goes. Many alumni of the
1993 cast and creative team were in attendance to celebrate
this milestone, including Judy Kuhn, Howard McGillin, Louis
Zorich, as well as book writer Joe Masteroff and lyricist
Sheldon Harnick.
Costume sketch by
costume designer Isaac
Mizrahi for The Women,
2001.
She Loves Me lyricist Sheldon Harnick and book writer Joe Masteroff with Todd Haimes.
Victor Garber, Josh Radnor, Kelli O’Hara, and Jane Krakowski at curtain call.
Josh Radnor with Leadership Council Chair Yolanda Turocy and daughter Sarah.
Thank you to invaluable leadership provided by
Co-Chairs
Michael T. Cohen & Amanda and Gary Wolf
Liev Schreiber and Juliette Binoche in Betrayal, 2000.
Benefit Underwriters
Susanne and Douglas Durst, Beryl Snyder and Steven Trost, Diane and Tom Tuft
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OUR SUPPORTERS
SPRING GALA 2012 FROM SCREEN TO STAGE: HONORING ROB MARSHALL
OUR SUPPORTERS
The 2012 Spring Gala, From Screen to Stage, was an evening
of Hollywood glamour with Broadway flair. The event took
place on March 12, 2012, at the Hammerstein Ballroom
and honored director/choreographer Rob Marshall with the
Jason Robards Award for Excellence in Theatre.
Chaired by Stephanie and Ron Kramer, the event was a
fundraising success, raising nearly $2.3 million to support
the Musical Theatre Fund and Education at Roundabout.
Our honoree has not only had an incredible impact on
Roundabout, but on the world of musical theatre at large,
and the entire Roundabout community was excited to be
celebrating such an extraordinary artist.
The highlights of the evening included a musical tribute
created by Kathleen Marshall with memorable performances
by Christine Baranksi, Boyd Gaines, Victor Garber, Donna
Murphy, Kelli O’Hara and Bernadette Peters, an exciting live
auction, as well as a “roast” of Marshall by host Martin Short
as Jiminy Glick. Heartfelt speeches by Richard Gere and
Julie Andrews also contributed to an unforgettable night.
Gala Vice Chairs Mary Solomon and Tom and Diane Tuft with Julie Andrews.
Gala Co-Chairs Stephanie and Ron Kramer with daughter Nicole .
Honoree Rob Marshall is interviewed by Gala host Martin Short in character as Jiminy Glick.
Thank you to our Gala Leadership
Gala Chairs
Stephanie and Ron Kramer
Vice Chairs
Alec Baldwin Foundation, Arlene and Harvey Blau, Ed and Betsy Cohen, Michael T. Cohen,
Jodi and Dan Glucksman, Sylvia Golden, Gilda and John McGarry, Jr., Mary and David Solomon,
Tom and Diane Tuft, Johannes Worsoe, Chief Administrative Officer for the Americas,
The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd.
Auction Chairs
Linda D’Onofrio, Sylvia Golden
Journal Chairs
Janis and Jeffrey Stauss
The following pages acknowledge our dedicated supporters who give generously each year, making
possible Roundabout’s work on-stage and in the community. This list reflects annual giving as well as
contributions to our special events and other campaigns during the 2011-12 season. We extend our
deepest gratitude to those listed here and the thousands of contributors in the Friends of Roundabout
program who cannot be listed due to space limitations.
We thank members of the
Artistic Director’s Circle who
make Roundabout’s diverse
programming initiatives
possible with sustainable
gifts for our Broadway and
off-Broadway productions,
as well as our many not-forprofit
initiatives including
Education programs, New
Play Initiative, and Access
Roundabout, which keeps
ticket prices affordable for
all audiences.
$250,000+
Margot Adams
American Airlines, Inc.
The Alec Baldwin Foundation,
Inc.
Jodi and Dan Glucksman
Perry and Marty Granoff
The HRH Foundation
The Kaplen Foundation
New York City Department of
Cultural Affairs
The Shen Family Foundation
The Harold and Mimi Steinberg
Charitable Trust
Diane and Tom Tuft
$100,000+
Areté Foundation
Bank of America
Ravenel and Beth Curry
Sylvia Golden
John and Kiendl Gordon
Norma S. Langworthy
The Blanche and Irving Laurie
Foundation
The Leon Levy Foundation
Peter and Leni May
Gilda and John P. McGarry, Jr.
The Shubert Foundation, Inc.
Mary and David Solomon
Theater Subdistrict Council
LDC
$50,000+
Anonymous (2)
Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ
Arlene and Harvey Blau
James Burke and Philippa
Whalen Burke
Ms. Mary Cirillo-Goldberg and
Mr. Jay N. Goldberg
Betsy Z. Cohen and Edward
E. Cohen
Colliers International NY LLC
Mike and Pilar de Graffenried
Ernst & Young LLP, and Mark
Manoff
Patricia and Bernard Goldstein
Barbara and Harry E. Gould, Jr.
Meryl Hartzband
Muna and Basem Hishmeh
JPB Foundation
Abby F. Kohnstamm
Stephanie and Ron Kramer
Cathy and Marc Lasry
Andrew Martin-Weber
David and Anita Massengill
New York State Council on
the Arts
Charles R. O’Malley Charitable
Lead Trust
Katheryn Patterson and Tom
Kempner
Laura Pels International
Foundation for Theater
Laura S. Rodgers Fund
Petros and Marina Sabatacakis
Foundation
$25,000+
Anonymous (2)
Akin Gump Strauss Hauer &
Feld LLP
Ms. Adrienne Arsht
Aureole Restaurant
Harrison and Leslie Bains
Laura and Lloyd Blankfein
Karen Calby and Douglas
Calby
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Chapin
Citi
Lois and Irvin Cohen
Deloitte LLP
Deutsche Bank
DeWitt Stern Group
Diageo Chateau and Estates
The Walt Disney Company
Linda L. D’Onofrio
Susanne and Douglas Durst
Ellen Soloway Fox
Goldman Sachs Gives at the
recommendation
of R. Martin Chavez
Jane Goldman and Benjamin
Lewis
Liz and Steven Goldstone
Griffon Corporation
Jeanne and Tom Hagerty
Maureen A. Hayes
The Heckscher Foundation for
Children
The Huxley Family
F.M. Kirby Foundation
Kurt F. Leopold
Caryn and James Magid
Joe Masteroff
Sara Miller McCune
Stacey and Eric Mindich
Carol Mitchell
Kathryn Myers
Henry Nias Foundation,
courtesy of Dr. Stanley
Edelman
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Nussbaum
Henna Ong and Peter D.
Lawrence
Victoria and Paul Orlin
Alice M. Perlmutter
City Council Speaker Christine
C. Quinn
The Fan Fox and Leslie R.
Samuels Foundation
Steven A. Sanders
Chip Seelig
Jonathan Sobel and Marcia
Dunn Foundation
Tiffany & Co.
Alyce Toonk
Yolanda R. Turocy
Ariel and Adam Zurofsky
$15,000+
Dr. Erick Arbenz
Attitude New York Chauffeured
Transportation
Andrew K. Boszhardt, Jr.
Bob Boyett
Jerry Bruckheimer Films
Lisa and Dick Cashin
Michael Chepiga and Pamela
Rogers Chepiga
Con Edison
Creative Artists Agency
Barbara and Ray Dalio
Eleanor Naylor Dana Charitable
Trust
Scott M. Delman
Michael and Linda Donovan
Irene Duell
The Durst Organization
The M. N. Emmerman and P. A.
Stockhausen Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Evans
Christopher M. Formant
Lori and Edward Forstein
Fredric and Myrna Gershon
Mr. and Mrs. Ned I. Gerstman
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Ginty
Bill and Suzanne Giove
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Barbara Goldsmith Foundation/
Barbara Goldsmith
Jill and Jimmy Haber
Barbara McIntyre Hack
Russel T. Hamilton
Thomas and Susan Hertz
Doctors Andrew and Irma
Hilton
Muna and Basem Hishmeh
Jeannette and Grant Hobson
Althea and Bob Howe
H. Brett Humphreys and
Samantha Merton
Eileen Kaminsky and Paula
Kaminsky Davis (EPKAM)
Richard I. Kandel
Erica and Michael Karsch
Lazard
Ms. Barbara Lee and Mr.
Alston Gardner
Legg Mason Global Asset
Management
James and Carla O’Rorke
Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton &
Garrison LLP
Lisa Pevaroff Cohn and Gary
Cohn
PWC
Lisa and Gregg Rechler
RÖKK Vodka
Carolyn and Marc Rowan
Rudin Foundation, Inc.
The Adolph and Ruth
Schnurmacher Foundation
Mr. Frank Selvaggi and Mr.
William Shea
The Shubert Organization, Inc.
Martin and Toni Sosnoff
Roger Stein and the MERE
Foundation
Jeffrey and Janis Ing Strauss
Bob and Rosie Stubbs
Alice and Thomas Tisch
Barry Waldorf and Stanley
Gotlin
Deborah and Thomas Wallace
The Harold Wetterberg
Foundation
Nina and Gary Wexler
Shelby White and the Leon
Levy Foundation
Amanda and Gary Wolf
Xerox Foundation
$10,000+
Anonymous
AJA Charitable Fund
Rose M. Badgeley Residuary
Charitable Trust
The Theodore H. Barth
Foundation
Roger Berlind
Ann L. Bernstein
Cory and Bob Donnalley
Peggy and Mark Ellis
Beth and Michael Fascitelli
Barbara J. Fife
Jeanne Donovan Fisher
Leah and Ed Frankel
Herman Goldman Foundation
Grant Thornton LLP
Carmen and John Grossman
The Marc Haas Foundation,
Inc.
Marks Paneth & Shron LLP
Monique and Burton K. Haimes
Peter S. Hedges
The Hyde and Watson
Foundation
IESI NY Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Katz
Trudy K. Lampert
Howard Lorber, Prudential
Douglas Elliman
Board member Meryl Hartzband and son Matthew; Board member Charles Randolph-Wright and guest Valisia Lekae;
30 Board members Stephanie Kramer and Michael Cohen with Harvey’s Jim Parsons.
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OUR SUPPORTERS
Peter J. Lyons
Ms. Kathleen Maloney
Marks Paneth & Shron LLP
Nina Matis
Josie Maynard and Jim Kelly
Mellam Family Foundation
Neuberger Berman LLC
Mr. Kirk Posmantur
Jeannette and Jonathan Rosen
Daryl Roth
May and Samuel Rudin
Foundation, Inc.
Steven Schroko
Drs. Thomas and Cynthia
Sculco
The Peter Jay Sharp
Foundation
Lesley Silvester and EJ Kahn III
Sotheby’s
Jay and Mary Dale Spach
Sweet Concessions
Time Out New York
Mr. and Mrs. Alan G. Weiler
Max Weintraub
Mr. Francis H. Williams
The Winston Foundation
Chris and Lonna Yegen
Donald and Barbara Zucker
For over twenty years,
the members of the
Chairman’s Circle have
made a significant impact
at Roundabout with gifts of
$2,000 and above.
$6,000+
Anonymous
Judith Adel and Robert Arnold
Elaine and Myron Adler
Mariette Allen
Barbara and Stanley J. Arkin
Barefoot Wine and Bubbly
John and Penelope Biggs
Genie and Bob Birch
Elizabeth B. Blau
William C. Bowers and JoAnne
Kennedy
Broadway Across America
Andrea Brown and Robert
Levande
Marita and Richard Byrne
The Chasanoff Foundation, Inc.
Simona and Jerome A. Chazen
Cathy Chernoff
Baukje and Noel Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Connell
Cynthia Crossen and James
Gleick
Jamie DeRoy
Alvin Deutsch
Al and Kathy Diamant
Dr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Elder
Alice and Glenn Engel
Ms. Linda Fischbach
Joanne Flanagan and Ellen
Flanagan
Joele Frank and Laurence
Klurfeld
Lawrence and Rubie
Fruchtman
Fulbright & Jaworski, L.L.P.
Wilma and Arthur Gelfand
Melissa M. Gibbs
Gigunda Group and Ms. Alison
Barrington
Eileen M. Gleimer
Irwin and Elizabeth Gotlieb
Vicki and Michael Gross
Mary Healy
Ruth and Stephen Hendel
Diana and Larry Henriques
Pamela J. Hoiles
Interpublic Group
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Karam
Robert and Anna Kelly
Al and Robbie Kestnbaum
Alan and Gail Koss
C.L.C. Kramer Foundation
William K. and Naomi Kramer
Carole and Ted Krumland
Laura S. Langford
The Estee Lauder Companies,
Inc.
Diane and Bill Lloyd
Martin Maleska and Julie
McGee
Peter and Elsbeth Moller
Eliot and Wilson Nolen
Elizabeth Olmsted and Randall
Kau
Michael and Gabrielle Palitz
Kathy Phillips
Herbert H. Plever
popchips
Dr. Kalmon Post
Purity Products
Karen Pritzker
Ira M. Resnick Foundation, Inc.
Janet and Marvin Rosen
Mace and Joyce Rothenberg
Nathan and Nancy Sambul
Karen and Chuck Schader
John E. Schowalter, M.D.
Stephanie and Fred Shuman
Barbara Slifka
Margaret Smith
Brian Snyder
Denise R. Sobel
SpotCo
Ted and Vada Stanley
Bonnie and Tom Strauss
Michelle and Howard
Swarzman
Dr. Keith Taylor
Fern and Lenard Tessler
Laurie M. Tisch Illumination
Fund
Litsa and Constantine Tsitsera
Michael Tuch Foundation
Judith M. Vale
John and Denise Ward
Johanna Weber and Edwin
Bacher
Anita and Byron Wien
Robert and Susan Wilder
Allen and Marie Wolpert
Emmy Zuckerman and Edward
H. Bonfield
$3,500+
Anonymous (3)
Alyson Adler and William Green
Karen and Ed Adler
Peggy Anderson
Gregory Anselmi
Mr. Gerald Appelstein
John Archibald and James
Costa
Jody and John Arnhold
Mr. Robert Arnow
Babbitt Family Charitable Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Baer
Steve Bard
Dr. Christopher Barley
Fred Basch Architect PLLC
Sandra Benée
Paul Bernstein
Dorothy Berwin
Mr. and Mrs. E. Garrett Bewkes
Jr.
Mark and Gloria Bieler
Robert N. Bittar
Marilyn A. Boll
Paul and Ann Brandow
Stanley and Josephine
Brezenoff
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Britt
Nikki Brown
Bulova Stetson Fund
Robert and Virginia Burns
Ann Butera
JuJu Chang and Neal Shapiro
John and Linda Chamard
Jerome and Pamela Charnizon
David M. Cohen
Jill and Irwin B. Cohen
Betsy and Alan D. Cohn
Isabel E. Collins
Thomas and Sharon Collins
Trudy and Henry Cooperman
Brian and Jennifer Coulter
Douglas S. Cramer Foundation
Stuart Crump and Kevin Bates
Joseph D’Ambrosio
Ms. Marian Davis and Mr.
David Parker
Day Pitney LLP
Patricia and Charles Debrovner
Mr. Kenneth DeRegt
Thomas J. Doherty
Mary J. Donohue
Simon and Sherri Dratfield
Edmund C. Duffy
In memory of Susan Fastow
Diane and Blaine Fogg
Rose-Mary T. Fox
Joseph and Patricia Franzetti
Paula Freedman and Kulbir
Arora
Janet and J. Michael Fried
Mary Alison Friel
Richard Gallichio
Judith A. Garson and Steven
N. Rappaport
Carolyn Gentile
Judith Gibbons
Edda and James Gillen
Glenmede
Maya and Larry Goldschmidt
Deborah Goodman and Gerald
Davis
Mr. Lawrence Greifer
Mr. Barry Gurin and Mr. Buzz
Kelly
Samuel H. and Sandra Hagler
Gilbert Hahn and Barbara
Benezet
The Harkness Foundation for
Dance
Mr. Gerard Harper
Richard E. Harrison and
Gregory Albanis
Francena T. Harrison
Foundation Trust
Will and Dion Holt
Judge and Mrs. Howard M.
Holtzmann
Bruce Horten
Diane Jaffee and David O’Brian
Hugh P. Jones
Ms. Roberta A. Jones
Greg Joseph
Rita J. and Stanley H. Kaplan
Family Foundation
Amy L. Katz and Irving Scher
Kekst and Company
Eugenia King
Gail P. Kirhoffer
Abby F. Kohnstamm &
Associates, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Kolb
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kruglinski
Elroy and Terry Krumholz
Foundation, Inc.
Douglas and Judi Krupp
Catherine Ladnier and J.M.
Robinson
Nanette L. Laitman
Christine LaSala and Ellen
Lipschitz
James and Dale Lattimer
Brian and Diane Laurenti
Dana Lee and Mark Elliott
Joseph and Juanita Leff
LesterTaylor Family
Daniel M. Libby, M.D. and
Nancy E. Kemeny, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lindsay
Shelly London and Charles
Kanter
Dorothy Loudon Foundation/
Lionel Larner
Carolyn MacDonald
Meena Mansharamani
In loving memory of Gregory
Mantone, in honor of Stephen
Sondheim
Stacy and Richard Marquit
Jeffrey and Wendy Maurer
Enken and Jerome Mayer
Joseph McGrath
Moreen and John McGurk
Joyce Menschel
Pamela and Michael Miles
In Loving Memory of Ellie King,
from Betsy and Sam Militello
Helene and Henry Morrison
The Nederlander Organization
Rick and Jenny Nelson
Ronald M. Neumann and Jane
A. Zimmy
The New York Times
Mr. Stanley Newman and Dr.
Brian Rosenthal
Cynthia Nixon
Ms. Maura O’Sullivan
Nancy Perlman and Tom
Klingenstein
Nancy and Peter Philipps
Frank Plateroti and Dr. John
Mully
Ms. Ruthe Ponturo
Robert A. Press, M.D.
Ephraim and Gail Propp
Rita and Louis V. Quintas
Michael and Susan Reuben
Philip W. Riskin Charitable
Foundation
Enid Ann and Richard Rizzo
Lee R. Robins
Daniel and Joanna S. Rose
Hila and Saul Rosen
Florence and Robert A. Rosen
Frances Ashley Rubacha
David A. Ruttenberg and Ellen
R. Marram
Peter M. and Bonnie Sacerdote
Nathalie and Pablo Salame
Elaine Sargent
Mr. Bill Schermerhorn
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Scherr
Frank Schwarzer and Cindy
Muth
Sebastian Scolarici and Scott
Rabe
Susan and Jeremy Shamos
Karen and Brian Shoot
Nancy and William Sidford
Jerome and Ruth Siegel
Eileen Silvers and Richard
Bronstein
Dr. Kenneth Small and Mindy
Wexler
Floyd and Jane Smith
Ted Snowdon
Leon and Marilyn Sokol
Barbara and David Stoller
Mr. Jay Tanenbaum
Theatrical Stage Employees
Local No. One IATSE
John and Louisa Troubh
Beth Uffner and Robert
Goldfarb
Melissa and Gerald Uram
Mrs. Ann Wallace
Martin and Bonnie Wasser
Weinshel/Goldfarb Foundation
Ruth and Peter Weiss
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Weisselberg
Lucille Werlinich
Charles Werner
Peter and Susi Wunsch
John J. Yarmick
$2,000+
Anonymous (16)
Ms. Jen Ablon
Carol and William Achenbaum
Laura Addams
Ann B. Alford
Kristy Allen and Steve Hayden
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Altobello
Mrs. Florence Andrycich
James Arata
Antoinette and Nicolina
Astorina
Martin Atkin
Dr. Amy Attas and Mr. Stephen
J. Shapiro
Ina and Paul Avrich
H. Thomas Axt
Donald and Barbara Bady
Earl L. Bailey
Harrison and Leslie Baines
Susan and Alan Bandes
Susan Barbash and Eric Katz
Douglas Barnert
Didi and David Barrett
Saida and Sherwood Baxt, MD
Jane and George Bean
Simone Bedient
Dr. Bernard I. Belasco
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Benedetto
Arie and Sharon Ben-Zvi
The Berger Family
Leonard and Linda Berkowitz
David Berrey
Ann Berzin
Cara and Bill Biach
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bianco
Alexander and Cynthia Bing
Jill and John C. Bishop, Jr.
Elizabeth D. Black Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Alan F. Blanchard
Allison M. Blinken
Mara Flash Blum
Barbara and Daniel Bock
Jerry and Margot Bogert
Scott and Roxanne Bok
Jeffrey and Lynne Bolson
Frank and Shirley Bonner
Mr. and Mrs. David Boonshoft
Mrs. Prudence Boulton
Mr. Raymond Bragar and Robin
Hertz, Ph.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Brant, Jr.
Robert Brenner
Karen Brenner and Robert
Stein
The Brewer Family
Loreli Briel
Mr. Matthew Broderick
Belinda Broido and Jeffrey
Weingarten
Donald and Jadwiga Brown
Richard Brown
Mr. Richard Brown
Ronald B. Bruder
Don and Maggie Buchwald
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Burke
Mr. David Burris
Shawn and Brook Byers
Eva Byrnes
Catherine Cahill and William
Bernhard
Glenorchy Campbell
Linda Beck Cane
Drs. Helen and Andy
Cappuccino
Kenneth Carmel
Mr. and Mrs. David Carnoy
Mr. and Mrs. Mauro Casci
Ronni and Ronald Casty
Patricia Cembalest
Walter and Linda Censor
Century Direct
Ram Chatty/iGate Patni
Phyllis A. Chernin
Ms. Betty Chin
Carol and Wallace Chinitz
Stephen Chiu
Pedro Chomnalez and Maria
Herrera-Chomnalez
Citicom Technologies
Clark Transfer, Inc.
Pamela Clayton
Ursula and Walter Cliff
Mr. Jonathan Cody
Janet Coffey
Craig and Deborah Cogut
Barbara and Rodgin Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Drew Cohen
Joan Cohen
Ronald Cohen
Wendy Cohen
Michael Coles and Edie
Langner
Ann Colgin and Joe Wender
Peter and Nancy Coll
Carol Condon
Ellen and Winthrop Conrad
Eva and Leslie Cooper
Joseph A. Cornacchia
Laura Cornell
David and Janet Corrigan
Mr. Joseph Cosgriff
Joan and Richard Cowlan
Barbara Cramer
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Patrick Crosetto
Anna E. Crouse
Barbara Bell Cumming
Foundation
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Robert and Karen D’Aleo
Thomas D’Auria
Sharon S. Davis
Dennis and Jo Ann Delafield
Christine Denham and Robert
Stein
Lauren DePalo
Drew Desky and Dane Levens
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Deutsch
Mr. Daniel Dokos
Diana and Jay Dorman
Lynne and Ralph Drabkin
In Memory of Murray Drach
Deborah Dumont
June Dyson
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Edelman
Dr. and Mrs. Christopher
Edelmann
Mr. Jim Edwards
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ehrman
Bonnie and Cliff Eisler
Don Ellwood and Sandra
Johnigan
Elsa Eng
Rafael Etzion
Bruce and Carol Factor
Ken Fakler and Daniel Stone
Dina Fein
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Foundation
Joan and William Felder
Anita and Gilbert Fields
Mr. Joe Finocchiaro
Peter E. Fisch and Jill Levy-
Fisch
Kathleen M. Fisher
Mr. Hadley Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fleischer,
Jr.
Barbara G. Fleischman
Mrs. Renee Flug
In Memory of William Fox - The
William Fox Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Edward W.
Franklin
Herb and Judy Freedman
Nancy and Sidney Freedman
Ms. Ruth Freeman
Mary Ann Frenzel
Martin Fridson and Elaine
Sisman
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Frieda and Roy Furman
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Gammon Ragonesi Associates
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Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Garfield
Bruce and Alice Geismar
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Lynn B. George
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Brian Given
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Goldberger
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Gary Goodman
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Shapiro
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Annette Green
Mike Greenly
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Grelsamer
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The Grodzins Fund
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Harmon
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Hausmann
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Molly K. Heines and Thomas
J. Moloney
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Prince
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Laura Henkle
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Frederick Hessler
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I.A.T.S.E.
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James W. Johnson and
Michael L. Connell
Margaret Johnston
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Rochelle Jones
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Pease Kempler
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David Kernahan
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Cullman
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The David and Anita Knechel
Fund
Marvin and Rosalind Kochman
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Kornblau
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Linda and Paul Lee
Greg and Kelly Lesko
Mr. James Levenson
Julia C. Levy
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Libin
Imelda Liddiard
Gerald and Eileen Lieberman
Randall Liken and Stephen
Prescott Svoboda
Christopher B. Lind
Judith Anne and Michael
Lipstein
Dave and Debbie Livingstone
Caroline M. Lowndes
DiAnn L’Roy
The Lucy Foundation
Jodi Lustig and Adam
Wattstein
Lutz & Carr CPAs LLP
Merritt Lutz
Jane and Bill Macan
Ms. Cornelia MacFadyen
Michael and Carol Maher
Stanley L. Malkin, M.D.
Warren and Susan Malone
Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP
Mr. Howard Mandel
Dr. Joseph Mandelbaum and
Mrs. Reva D. Mandelbaum
Marcia Kaplan Mann and
Gabriel Wiesenthal
Laura and Alan Mantell
Carolyn and Steve Maresco
and Eminence Capital LLC
Barry Margolius
Susan and Morris Mark
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Markley
Edwina and Marvin Marks
Andrea Marks and David
Warmflash
Wayne P. Marshall
Susan Martin and Alan Belzer
Mr. Guy Matthews
Joanne and Norman Matthews
Kevin and Nancy McCabe
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L.
McClendon
Robert and Donna McCoy
The McGraw-Hill Companies
James and Wren McNiel
Grete Meilman
Peter Mensch
Herman and Susan Merinoff
Anne Miller and Stuart Breslow
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. Mintz
Dr. Suzanne Mirra
Ms. Jean Mitchell
Dr. Jules Mitchel and Joyce
Hays
Ms. Ellen Monk
Sons of the Prophet’s Santino Fontana and Board member Carole Krumland; Board member Laura Pels with playwrights Steven Levinson and Stephen Karam;
Board member Sylvia Golden and The Road to Mecca’s Jim Dale and Rosemary Harris; Board member Mike de Graffenried and wife Pilar;
32 Board member Johs Worsoe with wife Regis and Look Back in Anger’s Matthew Rhys.
Board member John Gordon and wife Kiendl.
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OUR STAFF
Mary Lou and Robert J.
Morgado Charitable Trust
Mr. John W. Morgan and Ms.
Ellen B. Corenswet
Elisabeth Morten
James T. Morton
Mr. Jeffrey Muller
Jordan and Sue Nager
Anne and AndrewNamm
Ms. Renee Nelson
Michael J. Nesspor
Sheila Nevins
Dennis and Shelly Newman
Newmark Knight & Frank
Anh-tuyet Nguyen and Robert
Pollock
Sue Nolan
Nancy Jeanne O’Connor
Norman Odlum
Dr. John O’Grady and Dr.
Bradford Motta
Kathleen O’Grady
Dorinda J. Oliver
David C. Olstein
Trisha A. Ostergaard
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ostrow
Nicole and Bruce Paisner
Dean Palin
F. Richard and Adrienne Rivers
Taconic Investment Partners,
LLC
Dr. and Mrs. Simon Parisier
Maria Pasch
Mary Pearl and Don Melnick
Richard and Kayla Pechter
Brian and Toby Pecker
Perakis Family
Ms. Dara Perlbinder
Louis Perlman
Barbara and David Perlmutter
Richard and Rose Petrocelli
Planet Hollywood
Terri Poli and J. Craig Weakley
Michael Pollack and Barbara
Marcus
Mr. Lee Pressler
Dr. and Mrs. Peter Pressman
Bonnie Rechler
Sheila and Steve Redan
Carolyn and Michael Reimers
Deborah and Stephen Reinhard
Ms. Frances Resheske
Ms. Peggy S. Rice
Dr. Thomas Rich
Dr. Jack Richard
Marty Richards
Paul and Doris Glenn Richards
Ms. Stacy Richman
Richmond County Savings
Foundation
Richard V. Robilotti
Fred and Judy Robins
Tom Rosato and Jack Garrity
Rosina Rubin and Jeffrey Rose
Susan and Elihu Rose
Benjamin M. Rosen
Jeffrey and Marjorie Rosen
Jay B. Rosenberg
Pamela and Robert J.
Rosenberg
Helene and Jim Rosenthal
Carol and James Rotenberg
Paul and Tina W. Rotstein
Adam and Barbara Rowen
Mr. Neal S. Rubinstein
Barbara H. Rudd
Tamar E. Rudich
The Business Immigration
Group at Kramer Levin
Dr. and Mrs. Nathan E. Saint-
Amand
Arlene and Chester Salomon
Jeffrey and Dorothy Samel
Barbara and John Samuelson
Paul Sanger
Pam and Scott Schafler
Dr. and Mrs. Burton A. Scherl
Francis E. Schiller, Esq.
Mr. Justin Schiller
Bernard Schleifer
Michael Schober and Don
Harrison
Dr. Lyris A. Schonholz
Kathleen A. Scott
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Sechrest
Robert Seigel
Mr. and Mrs. Stefan M. Selig
Selkowitz Family Foundation
Drs. Uri and Beth Shabto
Simone and Alan Shalita
Susan B. Shanks
Harold and Myra Shapiro
Kenneth G. Shelley
Martha E. Sherman
Fredric A. Silberman and
Sharon Kim Siegfriedt
Jack and Shirley Silver
Maida and Howard Silver
Simon Pearce, Park Avenue
Esther Simon Charitable Trust
Ms. Lori Simowitz
Situation Interactive
Loren and Marlene Skeist
Charles and Natasha Slutzky
Lynn and Jeffrey Smith
Alice Silkworth and Vincent
Smith
Ms. Lavinia B. Snyder
Rich and Gail Soja
Connie, Ellen, and Norman
Solomon
Herbert and Helene Solomon
Annaliese Soros
Kathy Speer and Terry
Grossman
Mark L. Spivack
Loren Stahl
Lois and Arthur Stainman
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stark
Lee R. Steelman
Lenore Steiner and Perry
Lerner
Jenny and John Steingart
Susan Steinsapir
Marjorie and Michael Stern
Gail Stone and Matthew
Fishbein
Trace and Susan Stout
Barry Strauss
The Dorothy Strelsin
Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Stretton
Elizabeth F. Stribling and Guy
Robinson
Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Strumpf
Charles Sullivan
Rebecca Sullivan and Stephen
Greenwald
Carl and Barbara Susnitzky
Brenda and Leonard Swartz
Dr. William J. Sweeney III, in
loving memory
In Memory of Ann L. Swenson
J. Ronald Swierski
Mr. David Swope
Ms. Ann Tanenbaum
Michael Tarpley and Amy
Nathan
Patricia and Jeff Tarr
Dr. Leslie Taubman and Dr.
Stanley Friedman
Mr. and Ms. Arthur Taylor
Judy Tenney and Robert
Haines
Theatrical Wardrobe Union
Local 764
Edmond Thompson, JPMorgan
Barb and Wayne Thornbrough
Laurie Tisch
Lawrence Title
Myra Leigh Tobin
Peter C. Tommaney
Lee and Marvin Traub
Helen S. Tucker
Ruth Turner
Mr. and Mrs. Vijay
Vaidyanathan
Bernardette Vaskas
Judith A. Vogel
Frederick von Zuben
Linda Wachinski
Gerald Wachs and Gail Postal
Nicole and David Wachter
Cynthia C. Wainwright and
Stephen Berger
Ms. Alice Wang
Ms. Rita Warner
Toby and Stacie Webb
Evelene Wechsler
Frank and Denie Weil
Cathy and Stephen Weinroth
Dr. Henry Weisman
The Wenig Family
Caroline Gittis Werther and
Daniel Werther
Joyce and Bernard West
Neil Westreich
The Estate of Arthur Wiener
WME
Ms. Sarah Windle
Margo Wintersteen
Myles and Barbara Wittenstein
Linda Wolff and John M.
Romanow
Billy F. B. Wong and Stephanie
Gordon
Ms. Jo-Ann L. Wordley
Gabrielle Yen
Michael A. Young
Barbara and David Zalaznick
Gloria Zeche
Mr. and Mrs. Al Zemel
Ms. Helene Zipper
Roundabout productions are made possible, in part, with
public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural
Affairs in partnership with the City Council; the New York State
Council on the Arts, celebrating 50 years of building strong,
creative communities in New York State’s 62 counties; and
the City of New York Theater Subdistrict Council, LDC and
the City of New York. American Airlines is the official airline of
Roundabout Theatre Company.
THE PRODUCTION FUND
We gratefully acknowledge our Production Fund donors whose
generosity allows us to pursue our mission of producing the
highest quality classic plays and musicals alongside new works by
established and emerging writers.
Anonymous
Perry and Marty Granoff
HRH Foundation
The Kaplen Foundation
Play Production Fund
Beth and Ravenel Curry
Anonymous
Estate of Elise Adler
Harrison and Leslie Bains
Marilyn A. Boll
Baukje and Noel Cohen
David Cohen
Robert J. Cohn
Cory and Bob Donnalley
Estate of Gladys Erb
Stuart Fischman
Judith Grebin
William Huxley
Renee and Edgar Jackson
Patricia Joseph
Ruth Klain
David and Anita Knechel Fund
Kevin Koerper
Musical Theatre Production Fund
Peter and Leni May
Diane and Tom Tuft
The Shen Family Foundation
New Play Production Fund
Jodi Glucksman
THE YEGEN SOCIETY
As the country’s most influential not-for-profit theatre company,
the future of Roundabout is vital to our community in New York
City and across the nation. The Yegen Society is one way that
we can ensure the future of this important cultural institution for
generations to come. The Yegen Society recognizes and honors
generous individuals who have included Roundabout in their
estate plans. To learn more, please contact Christopher Nave at
212-719-9393.
Ann Kugel
Julia C. Levy
Wendy Kassel Lewison
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L.
McClendon
Carol Mitchell
Patrick and Dot Morgan
Estate of Howard R. Morse
Estate of Susan E. Nassau
Steven A. Sanders
Rosalie Spielvogel
Loren Stahl
Tom and Wendy Stephenson
Barry C. Waldorf
Estate of Arthur Weiner
Chris and Lonna Yegen
OUR STAFF
Todd Haimes, Artistic Director
Harold Wolpert, Managing Director
Julia C. Levy, Executive Director
Scott Ellis, Adams Associate Artistic Director
ARTISTIC STAFF
Jim Carnahan, Director of Artistic Development/
Director of Casting
Robyn Goodman, Artistic Consultant
Doug Hughes, Sam Gold, Resident Directors
Mark Brokaw, Scott Elliott, Bill Irwin, Joe Mantello,
Kathleen Marshall, Theresa Rebeck,
Associate Artists
Jill Rafson, Literary Manager
Carrie Gardner, Senior Casting Director
Stephen Kopel, Casting Director
Amy Ashton, Artistic Associate
Jillian Cimini, Casting Associate
Michael Morlani, Casting Assistant
EDUCATION STAFF
Greg McCaslin, Education Director
Jennifer DiBella, Associate Education Director
Sarah Malone, Education Program Manager
Aliza Greenberg, Education Program Associate
Ted Sod, Education Dramaturg
Josh Allen, Cynthia Babak, Victor Barbella, LaTonya
Borsay, Mark Bruckner, Chloe Chapin,
Joe Doran, Elizabeth Dunn-Ruiz,
Carrie Ellman-Larsen, Theresa Flanagan,
Deanna Frieman, Sheri Graubert, Adam Gwon,
Devin Haqq, Carrie Heitman, Karla Hendrick,
Jason Jacobs, Alana Jacoby, Lisa Renee Jordan,
Jamie Kalama, Alvin Keith, Erin McCready,
James Miles, Nick Moore, Meghan O’Neil,
Drew Peterson, Nicole Press, Leah Reddy,
Amanda Rehbein, Nick Simone, Heidi Stallings,
Daniel Sullivan, Carl Tallent, Vickie Tanner,
Laurine Towler, Jennifer Varbalow,
Kathryn Veillette, Leese Walker, Gail Winar,
Chad Yarborough, Teaching Artists
Renée Flemings, Teaching Artist Emeritus
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Sydney Beers, General Manager
Greg Backstrom, Associate Managing Director
Denise Cooper, General Manager, American Airlines Theatre
Nicholas Caccavo, General Manager, Steinberg Center
Stephen Deutsch, Human Resources Manager
Valerie D. Simmons, Operations Manager
Maggie Cantrick, Associate General Manager
Katharine Croke, Assistant Managing Director
David Solomon, Rehearsal Hall Manager
Scott Kelly, Office Manager
Tiffany Nixon, Archivist
Nicole Tingir, Assistant to the Executive Director
Christina Pezzello, Assistant to the Managing Director
Dee Beider, Emily Frohnhoefer, Elisa Papa,
Allison Patrick, Receptionists
Darnell Franklin, Messenger
Ron Henry, Kenrick Johnson, Maintenance
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY STAFF
Daniel V. Gomez, Director of Information Technology
Jim Roma, Systems Administrator
Cary Kim, MIS Associate
FINANCE STAFF
Susan Neiman, Director of Finance
John LaBarbera, Payroll Director
Frank Surdi, Accounts Payable Administrator
Yonik Kafka, Payroll & Benefits Administrator
Joshua Cohen, Manager, Financial Reporting
Jaclyn Verbitski, Business Office Assistant
Liz S. Alsina, Director, Institutional Giving
Lane Hosmer, Director, Special Events
Christopher Nave, Director, Individual Giving
Tyler Ennis, Associate Director, Individual Giving
Gavin Brown, Manager, Telefundraising
Natalie Corr, Manager, Special Events
Marisa Perry, Manager, Friends of Roundabout
Lise Speidel, Manager, Donor Information Systems
Brett Barbour, Institutional Giving Officer,
Solicitations and Special Projects
Toni Rosenbaum, Individual Giving Officer
Kimberly Sidey, Institutional Giving Officer,
Stewardship and Prospect Development
Genevieve Carroll, Special Events Assistant
Martin Giannini, Development Assistant
MARKETING STAFF
Tom O’Connor, Director of Marketing &
Audience Development
Rani Haywood, Senior Marketing Manager
Eric Emch, Manager, Design & Production
Mark Cajigao, Digital Content Producer
Alexandra Barber, Marketing Associate, Digital
Rachel LeFevre-Snee, Marketing Associate,
Events and Promotions
Dayna Johnson, Marketing Assistant
Marco Frezza, Director of Telesales Special Promotions
Patrick Pastor, Telesales Manager
Adam Unze, Telesales Office Coordinator
AUDIENCE SERVICES STAFF
Wendy Hutton, Director of Audience Services
Bill Klemm, Associate Director of Audience Services
Jeff Monteith, Group Sales Manager
Robert Kane, Lindsay Ericson,
Jessica Pruett-Barnett, Kaia Rafoss,
Assistant Audience Services Managers
Joseph Gallina, Phone Room Supervisor
Thomas Walsh, Customer Services Coordinator
Jennifer Almgreen, Solangel Bido, Jay Bush,
Lauren Cartelli, Adam Elsberry, Ashley Gezana,
Alanna Harms, Kara Harrington, Jennifer Hlinka,
Nicki Ishmael, Kiah Johnson, Kate Longosky,
Michelle Maccarone, Mead Margulies,
Laura Marshall, Chuck Migliaccio, Carlos Morris,
Sarah Olsen, Joshua Rozett, Heather Siebert,
Nalane Singh, Ronald Tobia, Hannah Weitzman,
Audience Services Representatives
AMERICAN AIRLINES THEATRE STAFF
Carly DiFulvio, Company Manager
Steve Ryan, House Manager
Zipporah Aguasvivas, Associate House Manager
Ted Osborne, Box Office Manager
Robert Morgan, Assistant Box Office Manager
Glenn Merwede, House Carpenter
Brian Maiuri, House Electrician
Robert W. Dowling, II, House Properties
Dann Wojnar, House Sound
Susan J. Fallon, Wardrobe Supervisor
Manuela LaPorte, Hair and Wig Supervisor
Crystal Suarez, Head Usher
Lance Andrade, Christopher Busch, Jeanne Coutant,
Anne Ezell, Denise Furbert, Maria Graves,
Edlyn Gonzalez, Lee Henry, Rebecca Knell,
Taylor Martin, Enrika Nicholas, Jazmine Perez,
Samantha Rivera, Celia Torres, Alvin Vega,
Felisha Whatts, House Staff
Julious Russell, Security
Additional Security Provided by Gotham Security
Jerry Hobbs, Sunil Jaggnanan, Magali Western,
Maintenance
Sweet Concessions, Lobby Refreshments
Jack Watanachaiyot, Associate House Manager
Krystin MacRitchie, Treasurer
Joe Clark, Associate Treasurer
Kara Harrington, Laura Marshall, Assistant Treasurers
Dan Hoffman, House Carpenter
John Wooding, House Electrician
Lawrence Jennino, House Properties
John Acosta, Justin Brown, Christopher Burgos,
Linda Gjonbalaj, Hajjah Karriem, Juan Lopez,
Essence Mason, Rafael Melendez, Aaron Netsky,
Martin Ortiz, Samantha Rivera, Shirelle Ruddock,
Alvin Vega, Teresa Woodall, House Staff
Gotham Security, Security
Jason Battle, Ralph Mohan, Reliable Cleaning,
Maintenance
Sweet Concessions, Lobby Refreshments
Dewynters, Merchandise
STEPHEN SONDHEIM THEATRE STAFF
Karl Baudendistel, Company Manager
David Solomon, Assistant Company Manager
Johannah-Joy Magyawe, House Manager
Molly McQuilkin, Assistant House Manager
Jaime Perlman, Treasurer
Andrew Clements, Associate Treasurer
Carlos Morris, Ronnie Tobias, Assistant Treasurers
Steve Beers, House Carpenter
Josh Weitzman, House Electrician
Andrew Forste, House Properties
Deosarran, Richardo Deosarran, Engineers
Jessica Alverson, Caroline Carbo, Roger Darbaise,
Rebecca Henning, Rebecca Kittredge, Karen Murray,
Trevor Rex, Brian Rossi, Christopher Ruth,
Candice Schnurr, Diana Trent, House Staff
Gotham Security, Security
Juan Hernandez, Maintenance
Sweet Concessions, Lobby Refreshments
SpotCo Merch/James Decker, Merchandise
HAROLD AND MIRIAM STEINBERG CENTER
FOR THEATRE STAFF
Sherra Johnston, Company Manager
Bobby Wolf, House Manager
David Flores, Associate House Manager
Nicole Nicholson, Box Office Manager
Catherine Fitzpatrick, Assistant Box Office Manager
Nicholas Wolff Lyndon, Master Technician
Marc Grimshaw, Associate Master Technician
Amy Kitzhaber, Wardrobe Supervisor
Frances Barrios, Elizabeth Bell, Christopher Bennett,
Jasmine Bermudez, Samantha Ciavarella,
James Geoghegan, Drew Gotesman,
Kevin Green, Mark Lavey, Andrew Mauney,
Michael McLinden, Ghenet Pinderhughes,
Matthew Sherrod, Kaitlin Stern, House Staff
Adolfo Duran, Manuel Fernandez, Maintenance
Sweet Concessions, Lobby Refreshments
Gotham Security, Security
2011-12 APPRENTICES
Josh Feder, Artistic
Kimberly Lucia, Business
Julie Erhart, Development
Kimberley Oria, Education
Bethany Nothstein, Marketing
Julie Boor, Marketing
Jennifer Almgreen, Ticket Services
GENERAL PRESS REPRESENTATIVES
Boneau/Bryan-Brown, Adrian Bryan-Brown,
Matt Polk, Jessica Johnson, Amy Kass
2011-12 ANNUAL REPORT
Nicole Tingir, Project Manager
Mark Cajigao, Jill Rafson, Writers
Eric Emch, Designer
DEVELOPMENT STAFF
Lynne Gugenheim Gregory, Director of Development
Liz Malta, Assistant to the Director of Development
STUDIO 54 STAFF
James Lawson, Company Manager
LaConya Robinson, House Manager
PHOTO CREDITS
Joan Marcus, Production Photos
Anita and Steve Shevett, Kelly Kollar, Special Event Photos
34 Chairman’s Circle members Arthur and Susan Stout; Artistic Director’s Circle members Caryn and James Magid; Chairman’s Circle members Sylvia and Herbert Plever.
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Roundabout Theatre Company is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization.