KATHERINE ANd BOB PENN PREsENT

AMERICAN MARIACHImusic and lyrics by José Cruz González

with Gloria Vivica BenavidesGigi CervantesSatya Jnani ChavezTiffany Solano DeSenaLucy GodínezRicardo GutierrezMolly Hernández

Bobby Plasencia

Christopher Llewyn Ramirez

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Alvaro MorenoPedro MorenoCristian Najera Gustavo Sanchez Maria Sandoval-Moreno

music direction and original music arrangements by

Cynthia Reifler Flores

directed by

Henry Godinez

scenic designer

Linda Buchanancostume designer

Danielle Nieveslighting designer

María-Cristina Fustésound designer Ray Nardelliwig designer

Jason P. Hayesstage manager Anna Baranskiinterim director of production Frank Butlerproduction manager Andrew Brownartistic producer Sarahbeth Grossman

Dallas Theater Center’s Production Staff is responsible for the sets, costumes, lighting, props, furniture, scenic painting, sound, special effects and wigs used in this production.

Kevin Moriarty enloe / rose artistic director

Jeffrey Woodward managing director

American Mariachi received its world premiere on February 2, 2018 at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts Theatre Company, Chris Coleman, Artistic Director, and on March 29, 2018 at the Old Globe, Barry Edelstein, Artistic Director, and Timothy J. Shields, Managing Director.

Performed by Special Arrangement withSusan Schulman Literary Agency454 West 44th St. New York, N.Y. 10036

The role of Lucha Morales is underwritten by the Dallas Theater Center Guild.

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CAST

(in order of appearance)

Lucha Morales ...........................................................................................................TIFFANY SOLANO DeSENA*

Hortensia “Boli” Pérez ....................................................................................................................LUCY GODÍNEZ*

Amalia Morales ............................................................................................................................ GIGI CERVANTES*

Federico Morales ................................................................................................................. RICARDO GUTIERREZ*

Isabel Campos ........................................................................................................................ MOLLY HERNÁNDEZ*

Mateo Campos ............................................................................................ CHRISTOPHER LLEWYN RAMIREZ*

Gabby Orozco ....................................................................................................................SATYA JNANI CHAVEZ*

Soyla Reyna ...............................................................................................................GLORIA VIVICA BENAVIDES*

Mino Avila ................................................................................................................................BOBBY PLASENCIA*

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Violin .......................................................................................................................................... ALVARO MORENO

Guitarrón .......................................................................................................................................PEDRO MORENO

Trumpet .....................................................................................................................................CRISTIAN NAJERA

Vihuela................................................................................................................................... GUSTAVO SANCHEZ

Tía Carmen, Violin ..................................................................................................MARIA SANDOVAL-MORENO

CREATIVE SUPPORT

Associate Music Director ................................................................................................SATYA JNANI CHAVEZ*

Copyist .................................................................................................................................... MOLLY HERNÁNDEZ*

Assistant Costume Designer ................................................................................................ LAURYN TERCEIRA

Assistant Lighting Designer ............................................................................................. PAUL VAILLANCOURT

Assistant Sound Designer ........................................................................................................... CHRIS LaPORTE

STAGE MANAGEMENT

Stage Manager ........................................................................................................................... ANNA BARANSKI*

Assistant Stage Manager .......................................................................................... SAMANTHA HONEYCUTT*

Production Assistants........................................................................... CLAIRE CARDEN, LOGAN FREDERICK

Time and Place: Mid-1970s. Late afternoon in the living room of a working-class home

in a Latino community somewhere in the western United States

American Mariachi will be performed without an intermission.

The songs “Lo abandoné” and “Rosa Como Ninguna” were composed by José Cruz Gonzáles.

This theater operates under an agreement with Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. Dallas Theater Center is a member of the League of Resident Theaters; a constituent of Theatre Communications Group (TCG), the national organization for the nonprofit professional theater; and Visit Dallas.

The scenic, costume, lighting sound and projection designers in LORT Theatres are represented by United Scenic Artists, Local USA-829 of the IATSE.

* Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

Member, Diane and Hal Brierley Resident Acting Company

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GLORIA VIVICA BENAVIDES (Soyla Reyna) Regional/DFW credits include: Real Women Have Curves, White Rabbit Red Rabbit (Dallas Theater Center); Dracula (Theatre Three); A Doll’s House, Elliot, A Soldier’s Fugue (WaterTower Theatre); Romeo and Juliet (Stage West); Where Earth Meets the Sky (Cara Mia Theatre); and so go the ghosts of mexico, part two (Undermain Theatre). She is currently featured as the voice of Elanoa on Fairy Gone with FUNimation, and is represented by the Campbell Agency. She received her BFA in Theatre from the University of North Texas. Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter: @gloriavivica

GIGI CERVANTES (Amalia Morales) is excited to return to Dallas Theater Center after appearing in A Christmas Carol in 2019! Recent area theater credits include The View Upstairs at Uptown Players, Glorious! at One-Thirty Productions, so go the ghosts of méxico (parts two and three) at Undermain Theatre, and Our Town at Circle Theatre. Gigi is also an award winning singer-songwriter with two solo albums, One of Those Years and Nothing but Angels, plus This Texican-American Life as one half of the duo The Shameless Boohoos.

SATYA JNANI CHAVEZ (Gabby Orozco) Dallas Theater Center debut. Seen recently in American Mariachi at South Coast Repertory Theatre and Arizona Theatre Company, her regional credits include; Eugene O’Neill Theatre Center, Actors Theatre of Louisville, John F. Kennedy Center, Denver Center for Performing Arts, Colorado Shakespeare Festival; Curious Theatre; The Arvada Center, Jackalope Theatre Company, 16th Street Theater, Porchlight Music Theatre, San Diego Repertory Theatre and The Aurora Fox Theatre. A Chicago based actress, musician, and composer, Chavez is proudly represented by Paonessa Talent Agency. instagram @satyachachachale Visit satyachavez.com

TIFFANY SOLANO DeSENA (Lucha Morales) Diane and Hal Brierley Resident Acting Company member. Dallas Theater Center credits: In the Heights, Public Works Dallas’ As You Like It, Twelfth Night, A Christmas Carol. Regional: Mark Taper Forum, Denver Center for the Performing Arts, South Coast Repertory, San Jose Repertory, Mixed Blood Theatre, Will & Company. Other notable credits include: Cesar and Ruben, written and directed by Ed Begley Jr.; flying on a magic carpet in Disney’s Aladdin: A Musical Spectacular as Princess Jasmine. Proud member of AEA, SAG-AFTRA. En memoria de mi Papá! IG: @tiffanydesena The role of Lucha Morales is underwritten by the Dallas Theater Center Guild.

LUCY GODÍNEZ (Hortensia “Boli” Pérez) is so happy to make her Dallas Theater Center debut! A Chicago-native, regional credits include Nancy in Oliver! and Ariel in Footloose (Marriott Theater), Into The Woods (Little Red, Writers Theater), In The Heights (Nina, Porchlight Music Theater), Legally Blonde (Serena, Paramount Theater) and Hair (Jeannie, Mercury Theater Chicago). A recent graduate of Northwestern University, she is proudly represented by Stewart Talent. Mil gracias to her family and to her Papi, with whom she gets to work on this piece. @lucygodinez lucygodinez.com

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RICARDO GUTIERREZ (Federico Morales) is delighted to make his Dallas Theatre Center debut. Recent Chicago credits include Mother of the Maid at Northlight, Ah, Wilderness and Destiny of Desire at the Goodman. Regional cred-its include South Coast Repertory, Actors Theatre in Louisville and The Denver Center Theatre. Film and television credits include Stranger Than Fiction, Stand and Deliver, Boss, and Chicago PD. Ricardo is the Executive Artistic Director of Teatro Vista where he recently directed Hope, and the world premieres of The Madres and The Wolf at the End of the Block.

MOLLY HERNÁNDEZ (Isabel Campos) is a graduate of the Actors Gymnasium Professional Circus School and is represented by Gray Talent Group. Chicago credits: Alice Through the Lookingglass (Lookingglass Theatre); Into the Woods (Writer’s Theatre); Into the Breeches (Northlight Theatre); Masterclass (TimeLine Theatre); Buddy Holly Story (American Blues Theater, Jeff Award); The Most Happy Fella (Theo Ubique - Jeff Nomination); Carousel, Evita (Timber Lake Playhouse). Television: Chicago Med (NBC), Chicago PD (NBC), APB (Fox). Love to mom, dad, Connor, Erin, Rosa, GBW World Language. Proud member AEA and SAG. @mollymhernandez mollyhernandez.weebly.com/

ALVARO MORENO (Violin) is a veteran mariachi performer. At 8 years old, he began performing with professional mariachis in Houston, TX. He has accompanied huge stars including Juan Gabriel, Alejandro Fernandez, Paquita la del Barrio and other Latin stars all over Mexico and the USA. Alvaro is currently attending The University of Texas at Arlington in pursuit of a Bachelor’s Degree in Music Education, in addition to managing his own local mariachi, Mariachi Imperial de Dallas.

PEDRO MORENO (Guitarrón) is excited to be a part of American Mariachi. He has been playing mariachi band music since the age of 12. One of his proudest moments as a musician was having the opportunity to sing the Star Spangled Banner at a Texas Rangers game.

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After the play, stick around for a free, brief, post-show conversation. Engage with other patrons, learn about the production, and share your insights about the play in a lively discussion. Moderated by American Mariachi cast member GLORIA VIVICA BENAVIDES, who will be joined by special guests throughout the run.

CRISTIAN NAJERA (Trumpet) is excited to be making his Dallas Theater Center debut on stage with his fellow members of Mariachi Imeperial de Dallas, TX. Cristian is a former student at UNT where’s he’s majoring in Music Education. He took this semester off to be a part of this show and will return to school at UTA Arlington after this incredible experience concludes.

BOBBY PLASENCIA (Mino Avila) is excited to be making his Dallas Theater Center debut! Regional: American Mariachi (Denver Center, Old Globe); Recent Alien Abductions (Humana Fest); Water & Power (SanDiego Rep, Craig Noel Award); Vesuvius (South Coast Rep); Blood Wedding (La Jolla Playhouse); Down Past Passyunk (Interact Theater); The Tempest and Twelfth Night, (ISCLA). NYStage: Orchid Receipt Service (MITU580), La Negra (BRIC Brooklyn), La Ruta (WorkingTheater), American Jornalero (INTAR), Luz (LaMama), Julius Caesar (DrillingCompany), Film/TV: House of Cards (Netflix), General Hospital (ABCTV), Fidel (Showtime), Maria Full of Grace (HBO) and the upcoming film Angelfish, starring Princess Nokia. MFA in Acting, NYU.

CHRISTOPHER LLEWYN RAMIREZ (Mateo Campos) is a member of Dallas Theater Center’s Diane and Hal Brierley Resident Acting Company, where his credits include: A Christmas Carol; In the Heights; Public Works Dallas As You Like It; Twelfth Night; Sweat; White Rabbit Red Rabbit; Hair; Hood:The Robin Hood Musical Adventure; and Public Works Dallas The Tempest. Other credits include: Elliot, A Soldiers Fugue (WaterTower Theatre); Empathitrax (SecondThought Theatre); An Octoroon (StageWest); Zoot Suit, blu (Cara MíaTheatre Co.); Little Shop of Horrors (Director, Junior Players). He is currently the voice of Seth in the new anime Radiant with FUNimation. @chrisllewynramirez

GUSTAVO SANCHEZ (Vihuela) is excited to be a part of a great show. Gustavo started playing the vihuela at 7 years old. Since then, he’s played with various mariachis in Mexico and the USA. Also big names such as Marco Antonio Solis and Grupo Pesado.

MARIA SANDOVAL-MORENO (Tia Carmen, Violin) has been a mariachi performer for 20 years, and a Texas public schools music educator for 8. She has played with renowned artists around the world such as Beatriz Adriana, Yolanda del Rio, Jenny Rivera, Amanda and Diego Verdaguer. Some highlights of her career have been performing in Beijing, China for the Mexican Consulate, Guadalajara, Mexico for the Mariachi Internacional del Mariachi, and the Mariachi Festival in Vancouver, Canada. Muchisímas gracias to her family, lots of love to her husband, and 3-month old baby boy, Niccolò Emiliano Moreno.

JOSÉ CRUZ GONZÁLEZ (Author) Plays include The Sun Serpent, Super Cowgirl and Mighty Miracle, Invierno, Sunsets and Margaritas, The Heart’s Desire, The Blue House, Tomás and the Library Lady and September Shoes. A collection of his plays, Nine Plays by José Cruz González: Magical Realism and Mature Themes in Theatre for Young Audiences, was published by the University of Texas Press in 2008. González has written for The PAZ Show, the Emmy Award-nominated television series produced by Discovery Kids for The Learning Channel. He was a recipient of a 2004 TCG/Pew National Theatre Residency grant. In 1997, he was awarded an NEA/TCG Theatre Residency for Playwrights. González teaches theatre at California State University, Los Angeles. He is a member of The Dramatists Guild of America and TYA/USA. He is a playwright-in-residence with

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South Coast Repertory (Costa Mesa, CA) and Childsplay (Tempe, AZ) and an associate artist with Cornerstone Theater Company (Los Angeles, CA).

HENRY GODINEZ (Director) is Resident Artistic Associate at Goodman Theatre, where he’s directed over a dozen plays and curated Goodman’s Latino Theatre Festival (which included fostering the world-premiere co-production of Pedro Páramo with Teatro Buendia of Cuba). Other directing work includes: The Eugene O’Neill Playwrights Conference, Yale Rep, Signature Theatre (NYC), The Children’s Theatre Company, Indiana Rep, Portland Center Stage, Chicago Shakespeare Theater, and Chicago Children’s Theatre. A proud graduate of The University of Dallas, Godinez is the co-founder of Teatro Vista in Chicago, serves on the board of directors of the Illinois Arts Council, and is a professor at Northwestern University. For Mamita.

CYNTHIA REIFLER FLORES (Music Director) began as a classical violinist but has since played with mariachis ranging from bar bands to the Grammy winning Mariachi Divas. She is best known for her ten-year role as the leader of Mariachi Reyna de Los Angeles, the first all-female mariachi of international import. Ms. Flores directs the mariachi programs at University of California: Riverside and California State University: Los Angeles, where she earned her Masters degree in Latin American Studies with her thesis entitled, “Origins and Continuance of Women’sParticipation in Mariachi and the Cultural and Transnational Implications: California.”

LINDA BUCHANAN (Scenic Design) Credits include: Goodman Theatre; Steppenwolf; Court Theatre; Paramount; Arena Stage; Alley Theatre; Indiana Rep; Cleveland Playhouse; Repertory Theatre of St. Louis; Kansas City Rep; Idaho Shakespeare Festival; Milwaukee Rep; Seattle Rep; Oregon Shakespeare Festival; Syracuse Stage; Yale Rep; Resident Ensemble Theatre. Her work has been published in American Theatre; Stage Directions; Entertainment Design and TCI (both now Live Design); Interior Design and Contract. Recent work: Having Our Say; Murder on the Orient Express; Pride and Prejudice; You Can’t Take It With You. Awards: Merritt Award for Design and Collaboration, Jefferson Awards, Helen Hayes Award, SALT Award.

DANIELLE NIEVES (Costume Design) is thrilled to return to Dallas Theater Center after designing for Real Women Have Curves last year. Regional credits include: Behold the Dreamers at Book-it Repertory Theater. Off-Broadway credits include: Pity in History, No End of Blame, Gertrude The Cry, and Lovesong of the Electric Bear. Danielle holds an M.F.A. in Costume Design from the University of California Irvine and a curatorial certification for Japanese and Western costumes from the Kyoto Costume Institute. She is currently the resident Costume Design Associate at Seattle Rep. daniellenieves.com

MARÍA-CRISTINA FUSTÉ (Lighting Design) Mojada (Repertory Theatre Saint Louis); Sweat (People’s Light Theater); Anna in the Tropics (Colorado Spring Performing Arts Center); The Heath (Merrimack Repertory Theatre); In the Heights (Westport Country Playhouse); Mud, The Conduct of Life, and Prospect (Boundless Theatre Company); Newsies, The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Aurora Theatre); Cecilia Valdés (Teatro Colón, Bogotá); Tosca, Bluebeard’s Castle, Madama Butterfly, Don Pasquale, and L’Elisir d’Amore (Ópera de Puerto Rico). MFA in Lighting Design/NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. Princess Grace Award 2018. Suzi Bass Award 2016, 2017. Founder, Executive Artistic Director of Boundless Theatre Company. mcfuste.com

RAY NARDELLI (Sound Design) Dallas Theater Center: Dreamgirls, Les Misérables, Cabaret (Column Award nomination). Ray is owner of Aria Music Designs, LLC which provides music and sound for theatre, film, and owns a sound rental company (ariarental.com ). Ray has four Chicago Jeff Awards and eight nominations. Production work includes: Hamilton; The Last Ship; Bring It On; ANN; The Adams Family; Light In the Piazza; All Shook Up; Death of a Salesman. Mr. Nardelli’s memberships include USA #829, ASCAP and IATSE #2.

JASON P. HAYES (Wig Design) Selected Broadway: The Present; Casa Valentina; The Realistic Jones’s; Spring Awakening; Blithe Spirit; 13 The Musical; Radio City Christmas Spectacular. Selected TV/Film: The Mysteries Of Laura; Smash; Hostages; 30 Rock; Mercy; Gossip Girl; Saturday Night Live; Transamerica; Camp; The Savages; Party Monster. Celebrity clients include Cate Blanchett; RuPaul;

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Angelica Huston; Debra Messing; Toni Colette; Dylan McDermott; Jennifer Hudson; Liza Minelli; Sean Hayes; Josh Lucas; Megan Fox; Antonio Banderas; Mary Stuart Masterson; Cherry Jones; Angela Lansbury; Laura Linney; Phillip Seymour Hoffman; Macauley Culkin; Marilyn Manson; Harvey Fierstein; Paul Rudd; Patrick Stewart; T.R Knight.

ANNA BARANSKI (Stage Manager) Dallas Theater Center: ANN; penny candy; The Wolves, Fetch Clay, Make Man, The Trials of Sam Houston, Fade, Inherit the Wind, The Mountaintop (SM); PWD The Winter’s Tale, Hairspray, Frankenstein, Hair (ASM). Gradu-ate, University of California, Irvine, MFA in Stage Management. Select Regional Theater: Arena Stage (Ann); Triad Stage (And Then There Were None); Musical Theater West (High School Musical); Circle Theater (Bright Ideas); Trinity Shakespeare Festival (Macbeth, As You Like It, The Merry Wives of Windsor, The Merchant of Venice). Professional internship, Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis. annabaranski.com @dinosaur.stage.manager

SAMANTHA HONEYCUTT (Assistant Stage Manager) Dallas Theater Center: In The Heights, penny candy; Twelfth Night; Hairspray; Frankenstein; A Christmas Carol (2017-2019). Ensemble Studio Theatre: We Live Here; Kentucky; Please Continue; Five Times in One Night; When January Feels Like Summer; The Year of the Rooster. Cape Playhouse: Cabaret; The Music Man; My Fair Lady; 1776; Hello Dolly; Sweet Charity; Legally Blonde. Samantha completed her B.F.A. in Stage Management at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.

FRANK BUTLER (Interim Director of Production) Frank’s background includes an eighteen-year tenure as Production Director for the Guthrie Theater, where he served as the theater liaison for the creation of the Guthrie’s new home on the Mississippi River–a $125M, three-theater complex designed by Pritzker-winning architect, Jean Nouvel. Prior to the Guthrie, Frank was the Production Manager for the American Repertory Theater. Frank holds an MFA in lighting design from the University of Washington, and a Bachelor’s degree in technical theater from Purdue University. He is a founding member of the Production Manager’s Forum.

ANDREW BROWN (Production Manager) is happy to join the Tony Award®-winning team at Dallas Theater Center. Previously Andrew worked with Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma, the Huntington Theatre Company, and the CapePlayhouse. He has an MFA in Production Management from Boston University and aBFA in Scene Design from the University of Oklahoma.)

SARAHBETH GROSSMAN (Artistic Producer) is a Tony Award®-nominated and Olivier Award-winning producer. Her credits include Broadway: Indecent; An American in Paris (B-way, West End National Tour); Come From Away (West End); Dames At Sea; Ann and Stick Fly. Off-Broadway: The Irish Curse. A graduate of the Commercial Theater Institute, Sarahbeth holds an MFA in Theater Management from the Yale School of Drama where she served as Associate Managing Director of Yale Rep. She is a proud member of the Broadway League, Theater Communications Group, National Alliance for Musical Theatre and Producer’s Guild of America.

GOODMAN THEATRE Chicago’s oldest and largest not-for-profit theater, has won international renown for the quality of productions, the depth and diversity of artistic leadership, and the excellence of its many community and educational programs. Under the guidance of Artistic Director Robert Falls and Executive Director Roche Schulfer, the Goodman is committed to producing both classic and contemporary works, giving full voice to a wide range of artists and visions. By dedicating itself to three guiding principles—quality, diversity and community—Goodman Theatre seeks to be the premier cultural organization in Chicago, providing productions and programs that make an essential contribution to the quality of life in our city.

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Congratulations to the Cast and Crew of American Mariachi.Unisys is a proud sponsor of the Dallas Theater Center.

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In 1972, my mother Adela somehow scraped together enough money to bring me, a high school freshman newly enthralled with theatre, to see my first professional play at Dallas Theater Center. She was a single mom, working two jobs to raise my little sister and I, the last of ten kids left at home. She probably never imagined that many years later this son of hers would be back at that same theatre

directing a play ironically set in that same time period, the 1970s, or much less that her future granddaughter would be performing in that same production.

“Music is memory”, Mino says in American Mariachi, José Cruz González’s beautiful and deeply moving play that we are so proud to share with you tonight. Given the musical heart of this play, the truth of Mino’s statement is not only evident in the marvelous coincidences I mention above, but in the veins of humanity that flow throughout José’s play. It is especially resonant for me in the “mental illness” Amalia struggles with, a dementia not unlike the one that overtook my mother near the end of her life.

Amidst all the beautiful celebration of “amor, familia y tradición” (love, family and tradition) that is American Mariachi, there also lives for me a parallel celebration of the uniquely Latin American aesthetic known as Magical Realism. In that reality, Amalia’s illness is not something to be pitied or discounted, but rather an alternate reality and pathway to the next life so exquisitely embodied in the Mexican tradition of El Día de los Muertos, The Day of the Dead.

Filled with infectious music, humor, and love, American Mariachi just might also be asking us to consider how we dismiss people with dementia, like Amalia. Perhaps what we as a society discount as illness, may in fact be the music of memory flowing like a river that separates this reality from the next.

-Henry Godinez

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Jennifer Burr Altabef* Chair

Jeffrey R. Bragalone*President

Julie HershPast Chair

Tina BarryPast President

Chris Luna*Secretary

Teri Shaffer*Treasurer

Purvi Patel Albers*Marc AlgerStephanie AndersonIrv AshfordNick Bellos April Bosworth‡

Diane M. Brierley*^Alaina BrooksLaRhonda Brown-BarrettStephanie Byrd Molly ByrneZenola Campbell Nancy Carlson

Frances Cudjoe-WatersLinda Custard^*William A. Custard^Terry DallasMark DanuserScott Davis*Rich DealyLacy Durham‡

Lauren Embrey*Bess Enloe^Curt FitzGerald*

Rebecca Fletcher* Hilda Galvan Cecily GoochThomas HarveyCraig Haynes Pilar HenryJohn Howell^Lisa Cavalier JenningsKate Crosland Juett^Suzan Kedron*Randy Kender*John LevyLarry MandalaMegan McManeminDeborah McMurray*Sam Megally Carol MeyerScott Moore*

Kevin MoriartyKarl NelsonElle OberdickScott Orr*Alvise Orsini Yvette Ostolaza Bob PennTracy Preston*Lynn Pride Richardson Frank Risch^*Patricia Rodriguez-ChristianDeedie Rose^David RussakovHernan Saenz Rob SlovakAngela StephensJayne Suhler‡

Robert Tonti Dan Waldmann*Mark Walsh Sarah Warnecke^ Donna Wilhelm^Ronald Wills Jeffrey Woodward

‡ Ex-officio Member * Executive Committee Member ^ Life Member Members as of 9/1/19

BOARD ofDIRECTORS

Co-Presidents, April Bosworth, Craig Haynes Bylaws, John Howell Presidents’ Council, Susan Falvo, Lance Hancock Public Works Dallas, Claudia and Scott Davis

Co-Presidents-Elect, Craig Haynes, Marla Janco

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Christmas Eve Meal, Lance Hancock Meet-and-Greet, Robert Howell Staff Appreciation, Lance Hancock, Michelle Mew Tech Dinners, Jay Spring, Marla and Howard Janco Tech Week Candy, Kathleen (Al) Lohr

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Offstage Outing, James Prince, Judy Birchfield Guild Performance at DTC, Michelle Andersen, Marsha Durney

Vice President, Membership, Vicki Newsom Communications Support, Joan Collins

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Historian, Judy Mathis

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The Dallas Theater Center Guild promotes community awareness of and interest in Dallas Theater Center. The volunteers of the Guild support the Theater through education, service, social and other programs. DallasTheaterCenterGuild.org

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DIRECTORS’ CIRCLE $50,000+ Diane and Hal Brierley*Molly Byrne Julie and Ken HershDeedie Rose*Donna M. Wilhelm

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BRONZE $2,500-$4,999Eileen and Marc Alger Nicholaos C. Bellos and William T. Henderson Kathy BishopAllison and Chris BovardLaRhonda Brown-BarrettStephanie and Michael Byrd Rhonda and Kirk ChandlerClare Buie and Cal ChaneyDiane and Chuck CheathamLarry ChristensenPatricia and Larry ChristianBarbara Clay and Kenneth BernsteinJoni and Bob CohanLiz and Bill CookSandy CookMichael Corman and Kevin FinkSara Fraser CrismonJohn W. Dayton Tina Deuber Lauren Embrey/ Embrey Family FoundationHilda Galvan Susan and Woodrow GandyJudy and James GibbsCarol and Don Glendenning Lynne and Gil GloverRita Sue and Alan GoldCecily and Scott Gooch Karen and Craig GoodmanFanchon and Howard HallamDonna and Thomas Harvey

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Rusty and John JaggersKyle Kerr Joan and Jack KickhamTeresa and J. Luther King, Jr.Maya Leibman and Robert GrossJaneva and Phil LongacreChris Luna and Kent Mecklenburg Kay and Gene LuncefordJoy and Ron MankoffNancy Cain MarcusRosemarie Marshall and Lee WilkinsCarol MeyerLaura and Scott MooreVicki and Kent NewsomCharlene and Tom NorrisAlvise Orsini and Geoffroy van Raemdonck Caitlin RhodesLynn Pride Richardson Bonnie and Bruce ShawLolita and Ernest SimsAbigail and Andrew SinwellJaimee and Robert SlovakHamilton A SneedGay and William SolomonDr. and Mrs. Stuart SpechlerAlice Riggins Stevenson and Richard L. Stevenson Elizabeth and Stephen SuellentropMargaret and Mark Walsh Jane A. WetzelSharon and Michael Young

STEEL $1,000-$2,499Troy C. Alley III AnonymousLinda and Robert AppelIda Jane and Doug BaileyCarolyn and Ken BarthSusan and Shawn BonsellCharlotte and Mel BoothKaren and Edwin BruningCarl BuckCary and Kelle BureshHazel and John Clendening Jeanne Marie Clossey Troy Cobb, D.V.M.Susan and Robert CroninKristi and Terry Dallas Lynn and Andrew Derman Susan and Michael FortinKathleen and Robert GibsonJulia and Lynn GibsonClifford GinsbergBette and Stephen GoldmannDolph Haas Kristi HardyIda and Ed Hassler, Jr.Jo Heinz Staffelbach and Andre Staffelbach Trudy and Charles HessKim and Greg Hext Christine Ho and Anil Koganti

Stephanie Hopper Mark Hupert and Mark LombardSandra and Rick IllesDebbie and David JohnsonMelinda and James JohnsonYon Yoon JordenAnna and John KoepkePat Kozak and Jeff WarrLisa and Peter Kraus Susan and Richard Lakin Lori and William LittleBarbara and Franklin LloydKim and Janet MacphersonCarol and Kevin March Gwyn and Wilson Mason Jane and Jim McCarthyJudy Meagher Kim and Tom MillerBarbara and Jim MillerKate and Keith NewmanKaren and Acie NoblesLametra and James Off Renita and Mark PartinJeff and Annette Patterson Stephen PenroseDenise and Larry PollisElaine Secor Peter Silberman Rosalyn and Steve Sills Michelle and Mike Sims Aimee and Jason Spoerlein Catherine Stone Venise and Larry StuartShari and Jay TobinAnne and Paul Whiteman Crystal and Chris WilliamsEllen and Don Winspear * Founding Member • Chair, Benefactors Committee^ Member, Gay and Lesbian

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Members as of 3/10/20. Thank you for all gifts received after the print deadline.

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PATRONPERKS@DALLASTHEATERCENTER.ORG

PATRON PREMIERE$500-$999Dennis Abrams Victoria Adams and James Dubose Michael Aguilar Brooke and Greg Alexander Fonda and Jay Arbetter Jane Arrington Stephanie and Victor Aves Chris Baker Delia Banchs Rosalind and Mervyn Benjet Eleanor and John Birch Denise and Gregory Boydston Pete Braun Carol and Edward Burger Carol Burtchaell Steve Bush William Byerley Veronica CameauEric M. CernyWilliam Clark Regina Montoya and Paul CogginsHelen and Hal Coon Nina Cortell and Bob FineJan CrespiCarol CroweLynn and Derek DickinsonSally and Thomas Dunning Kristy and Raymond FausDeborah Deitsch-Perez and Steven GoldfineBeverly GoodmanLynn and O’Neal GrayKathryn and Graham GreeneTerri and Alan Greenspan Diana and Tony Grindl Susan and Jack Hawkins Kathy and John Herring Forrest Johnson and Gil Jesus Ellen KeyHanne Klein Christine Koski Bob Ladd Gail and Guillermo Marmol Nancy and Tom Mason Karen Blumenthal and Scott McCartney Alyce and Murry McKenzieStacy and Phil Meadows Judy Meagher Jill and David Mellinger Kathy Muldoon and Robert Hendler Mike Northrup and Ben Wilkins Marx Okubo Karol Omlor Rebecca and Paul OrdinarioSharon Fancher and Betsy Orton Julie and John Parolisi Sherly and John Paul Noel D. Pullam and Darryl Clement Evelyn and William Raecke Marshall Riggan Lisa Robison

Christine and Richard Rogoff Marie and Charles Rosenfeld Joyia Elinson and Jerry Setliff Brad Sham Sandy Singer Marian and Jack Spitzberg Maggie Thompson JoAnn and Robert Tobey Julie Ungerman Elizabeth Wahlquist Karen Westergaard Bonnie and Jeffrey WhitmanLinda and James Willson Wheelice WilsonDiana and William Winkelmann

PATRON PRIME$200-$499Anne Allred Anonymous E Gail Aqui Sherry Bartholow Laurie Berger and Brian Levine Belinda Vicioso and M. Russell Bernhardt Florence Cox Don Croll and Jan Gartenberg Lee Cullum Charlotte Darrah Amy and Sherwin Daryani Susan and Douglas Davis Clare and Larry DeBoever John Denby Ina and George Derr The Drablos Family Sandra Drusch Misty and Kason Escobedo Janice Fandrick Robert Forner Grover Hartt, III and Charles Foster ^Greg Fox Kathryn and Bill Gameros Dr. Richard Garcia and Jeff Thomas Mary Jo and Jay Gartner W. John Glancy Barbara and Abe Goldfarb Jackie and Gary Griffith Kimberly Grigsby Stephanie and Robert Haley Cathey and Randy Hall Sue Hall Liz and Tom Halsey Brian Hasenbauer Bert Headden Jeff Heald and Michael Zerbach Rue and Tuck Henry Mark Heymann Bertha and Narciso Hinojosa Kaki and Shelton Hopkins Stephanie and Ed Howard Jean and Ted Ingersoll Marla and Howard Janco Sue and Phillip John Jean and Steven Kaplan Rita Karl ^

Betty Keefe Jean and Don Kennerly Kathy Kessler Harold Korin Paullete and John Krause Sarah and Doug Kubehl Brant Laird Kelly Lane and Jim Poluikis Kathleen and Frank Lauringer Eileen Lavine Veletta Forsythe-Lill and John Lill Lily Lin JoNell and Jody Lindh Ginger and Robert Loshelder Kristin Malmberg Michael Manes Sara and David Martineau Caroline and Mike Massad Judy and John MathisTerri and Randy McClellen Andrunette and Ron McCollum Becky and James McCulley Linda and John McFarland Paul and Max Meggs Jim and Louisa Meyer Rex and Rosanne Mills Joyce and Harvey Mitchell Jan and Herb Moltzan Linda and Robert Muckerheide Margaret and Leo Newport Sybil and Lyle NovinskiJulie O’Brien Craig M. Patrick RIchard PenneyErika Pickens Jody and Melvin Platt Arlene and Bill Press Pat and John Priest Connie and Mark Prill Sally and Steve Richardson Alberto Galue and Rusty Rippamonti Barry Robertson and James Newton ^Terry and Bert Romberg Donna and Richard Rose Anne and Alton Rye Joyce Sanders and Robert Lebovitz Susan and Joe Schackman Lorraine Sear and John McCafferty Paula Selzer^Kaaren Shalom and Richard GilliganRandi and Michael J. Smerud Brenda L. Smith Joyce and Brian Smith Maharlika Smith Mary Ann Staab Kay Stephenson Douglas Sturdivant John Swope Michelle and Stewart Thomas Maggie Thompson Judy and Martin Tobey Walker Trigg Susan and Tom Trotter Jannae Tunnell Dawna and John Walsh

Donald Washington Willa Henigman and Gregory White Buddy Whittenburg Margaret and Herschel Wilonsky Katie Worden Karen and Shelby Wyll Mine and Adnan Yucel JoEllen Zabel Jerry Zvonecek

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C ORPORATE SUPPORT

CORPORATE CONTRIBUTORS support for artistic, educational and engagement programs

$50,000Lexus Pioneer Natural Resources Sidley Austin LLPTexas Instruments and Texas Instruments Foundation

$30,000American Airlines HALL Arts Residences and HALL Arts Hotel Kimberly-Clark Corporation

$20,000 Jackson Walker UMB Bank UNISYS Official Technology PartnerWells Fargo

$15,000 PNCTheatre Forward Toyota

$10,000Comerica BankFoley GardereHaynes and Boone, LLPHusch BlackwellLuther King Capital Management Munck Wilson Mandala, LLPNeiman MarcusPwCT-Mobile Foundation Thompson and Knight Foundation

$5,000 EnLink Midstream Ernst & Young LLPLocke Lord LLP NCH Corporation $2,500 Ben E. Keith CompanyLincoln Property Company Salvatore Ferragamo

$1,000 Alix Partners Enterprise Holdings Foundation

IN-KIND & MEDIA DONORS

AWAREBDO USA, LLP Black Business DirectoryChoice TechnologiesLa Cave Warehouse

Patron MagazineRBMMSalum The ARTISANThe Striped Heart

SEASON SPONSORS

THEATRE EXECUTIVES ($50,000-$99,000)AT&T The Hearst FoundationsThe Schloss FoundationJames S. & Lynne P. Turley

BENEFACTORS ($25,000-$49,999)The Augustine FoundationStephanie ScottWells Fargo

PACESETTERS ($15,000-$24,999)The Music Man FoundationNational Endowment for the ArtsLisa OrbergSouthwest Airlines†TD Charitable Foundation

DONORS ($10,000-$14,999)EverGreene Architectural ArtsWestlake Reed Leskosky

† Includes in-kind supportTheatre Forward supporters are former supporters of Na-tional Corporate Theatre Fund and Impact Creativity. For a complete list of funders visit theatreforward.org

Theatre Forward advances the American theatre and its communities by providing funding and other resources to the country's leading non-profit theatres. Theatre Forward and our theatres are most grateful to the following Educating Through Theatre funders:

Current Funders as of May 2018

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INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT, ENDOWMENT

INSTITUTIONAL CONTRIBUTORS

$300,000The Hersh FoundationThe Moody Foundation

$200,000Embrey Family Foundation O’Donnell FoundationSouthern Methodist UniversityDonna Wilhelm Family Fund

$100,000The Andrew W. Mellon FoundationThe Shubert Foundation, Inc.

$50,000City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture The Meadows FoundationSammons Center Fund The Sapphire Foundation, Inc.Harold Simmons Foundation Theatre Communications Group TurningPoint Foundation

$25,000Dallas Tourism Public Improvement DistrictDavid M. Crowley FoundationNational Endowment for the Arts

$10,000Dallas Theater Center GuildThe Stemmons FoundationRoy & Christine Sturgis Charitable TrustTACA Artist Residency Fund TACA New Works FundTexas Commission on the Arts

$5,000The Theodore and Beulah Beasley Foundation, Inc. The Bruning FoundationGreystone Foundation Harry S. Moss FoundationRainwater Charitable Foundation

$1,000Humanities Texas Louise W. Kahn Endowment Fund of The Dallas FoundationDallas Shakespeare Club

ENDOWMENT FUND

ARTISTIC

The Charles Peter Bock FundThe G. B. Dealey FundDeedie Rose

EDUCATION & OUTREACH PROGRAMSWilliam Randolph Hearst FundMeadows Foundation

GENERALAnonymous FundSara Birge FundDiane and Hal Brierley FundThe Roberta Coke Camp FundJoan and Coley Clark FundMr. and Mrs. William A. Custard FundArlene J. and John W. Dayton FundThe Dallas Theater Center Guild FundBess and Ted Enloe FundHamon FundHeldt FundMr. and Mrs. Richard C. Johnson FundLuther King Capital ManagementCarol and John Levy Family FundLyndhurst FoundationEugene McDermott FoundationSusan and Bill MontgomeryMoody FoundationThe Paul Raigorodsky FundMr. and Mrs. Robert C. Stack FundThe Waldo E. Stewart FundTheater Support FundSarah and Don Warnecke The Wyly Fund for Administrative Excellence

SCHOLARSHIPWinifred D. Caldwell Scholarship FundThe Dr. Anson L. Clark Memorial Scholarship FundJohnny George Scholarship FundPreston Jones Scholarship FundCarl B. and Florence E. King Scholarship FundThe Zelma Naylor Scholarship FundThe Edythe W. and Henry X. Salzberger Scholarship FundDora and Robert D. Stecker Scholarship Fund

OTHER The Frank Nick Scholarship for Creative GreatnessThe Alan M. May Fund

Dallas Theater Center is supported, in part, by the City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture, TACA, the Texas Commission on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.

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LEADERSHIPEnloe / Rose Artistic Director, Kevin MoriartyManaging Director, Jeffrey Woodward

ADMINISTRATIONGeneral Manager, Theresa ZicolelloCompany Manager, Gabriela LeodiouOffice Manager, Lori JonesFacilities Manager, Albert GonzalesDirector of People Operations, Andrea SomersComputer Consultants, Choice Technologies

ARTISTICArtistic Producer, Sarahbeth GrossmanCasting, Ally BeansPlaywright-in-Residence, Jonathan Norton Assistant to the Artistic Director, Brandi Giles

DIANE AND HAL BRIERLEY RESIDENT ACTING COMPANYAce Anderson, Tiana Kaye Blair, Tiffany Solano DeSena, Ana Hagedorn, Liz Mikel, Alex Organ, Christopher Llewyn Ramirez, Sally Nystuen Vahle

DEVELOPMENT Interim Director of Development, Robin PlataManager of Foundation and Government Relations, Dionne DavisManager of Corporate Relations, Melissa SmrekarManager of Individual Giving, Mercedes BrownManager of Donor Stewardship, Vanessa Evans Underwritten by a generous grant from the Hersh Foundation

EDUCATION Director of Education, Morgana WilbornProject Discovery Teaching Artists, Brandon Baker, Sasha Davis, Emily Faith, Cheyenne Farley, Tatiana Gantt, Mindamora (Minda) Rocha, Christopher “Clew” Lew, Ira Steck SMU Literary Intern, Nicole Kiser

FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING Director of Finance, Stacy MeadowsAccounts Payable / Payroll Coordinator, Sherene EnglishIndependent Audit Firm, BDO USA, LLP

MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONSDirector of Marketing and Communications, Tray LaCazeDirector of Publications, Amy Lacy Director of Ticketing, Traci McKinneyAssocaite Director of Marketing and Communications, JP GomezDigital Media Manager, Ray AlvaSocial Media Manager, Imani ThomasPR Manager, Katherine BettsManager of Box Office Services, Jacob Peterman Box Office Associates, Katie Buck, Jalitza Delgado, Ryan Nuss, Callie Stearns, Jared VazquezWeb Developer, Chris Koller / Idealgrowth

PRODUCTIONInterim Director of Production, Frank Butler Production Manager, Andrew BrownProduction Coordinator, Ni LiTechnical Director, Matt NormanAssociate Technical Director, Danny ColoskyLead Carpenter, Jason ClarkCarpenters, James Aronson, Bruce NuttallStage Operations Manager, Squeak HendersonProduction Stage Manager, Megan WintersAssistant Stage Manager, Emily BurkeCostume Director, Micheal WaidAssociate Costume Director, Chris SpencerDraper, Amanda HendricksonInterim First Hand, Olivia KennedyWardrobe Supervisor, Rebecca HoltAssistant Wardrobe Supervisor, Emily NewcombHair and Make-Up Supervisor, Nicole AlvarezHead of Props, John SlausonAssistant Head of Props, Nicole GaignatProperties Carpenter, Matt DuvallPaint Charge, Sergey ChernomoretsHead of Lighting, Nicole IannacconeAssistant Head of Lighting, Meike SchmidtStaff Electrician, Jessica Drayton, Chris Rollins Head of Audio and Video, Ben Zeman PUBLIC WORKS DALLASManager, Stephanie Cleghorn JassoCoordinator, Christopher “Clew” LewCommunity Liaison, María Calderón Artists, Ace Anderson (LIFT), Tiffany Solano DeSena (Janie C. Turner Recreation Center), Olivia de Guzman (Jubilee), Ivan Jasso (Bachman Lake Together), Christopher “Clew” Lew (LIFT) Omar Padilla (Bachman Lake Together)

C OMPANY

FOR THIS PRODUCTIONStage Ops, Squeak HendersonDeck Crew, Craig Elam, Derick Longoria, Colin HanconckWardrobe, Rebecca HoltDressers, Erich de la Torre, Caroline Hodge

Programmer / Light Board Operator, Chris RollinsMixer / A1, Emily SchiderMicrophone Tech / A2, Jorge AmadorHair & Make-Up Technician, Shauntavia Williams

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In 2009, with the generous support of

Diane and Hal Brierley, Artistic Director

Kevin Moriarty reinstated Dallas Theater

Center’s resident acting company.

His intent was to develop and nurture

professional actors within the North

Texas community and enable them to

make Dallas their artistic home. At

the same time, he sought to enhance

Dallas Theater Center’s artistic profile

and create ongoing collaborative

relationships. The eight-member Diane

and Hal Brierley Resident Acting

Company has since become a signature

component of Dallas Theater Center’s

presence in the Dallas Arts District.

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ACE ANDERSON

TIFFANY SOLANO DESENA

CHRISTOPHER LLEWYN RAMIREZ

ANAHAGEDORN

SALLY NYSTUEN VAHLE

LIZ MIKEL

TIANA KAYE BLAIR

ALEX ORGAN

DIANE and HAL BRIERLEY

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