Skylight-DaddyLongLegs

In association with Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, The Gem Theatre, Northlight Theatre, Rubicon Theatre Company, TheatreWorks, David Elzer and Executive Producer Michael Jackowitz

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Music and Lyrics by Paul GordonBook by John Caird

Based on the novel by Jean Webster

March 9, 10, 11, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 21, 23, 24, 25, 28, 29, 30, 31 and April 1

Director: John CairdMusic Director: Julie McBrideMusical Supervisor: Brad Haak

Orchestrations: Paul Gordon and Brad HaakAssociate Director: Nell Balaban

Scenic and Costume Designer: David Farley**Lighting Designer: Paul Toben**

Sound Designer: Gary EllisProduction Manager: Christina M. Burck*

Production Stage Manager: Kimberly Ann McCann*

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

**Member of the United Scenic Artists

This production was supported in part by a grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin and the National Endowment for the Arts.

For booking or licensing information, please contact Michael Jackowitz at (917) 701- 3301, [email protected] or Karyl Lynn Burns at (805) 407 – 7797, [email protected]

Daddy Long Legs was developed in the Ann Deal/Fashion Forms® Plays-in-Progress Series at Rubicon Theatre in the summer of 2007.

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A MESSAGE FROM THE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR – BILL THEISEN

Welcome to our second world premiere of the season with this incredible production of Daddy Long Legs, a show the Huffington Post called “the most deeply adored new musical of the 21st century.” Based on the classic book of the same name by Jean Webster, Daddy Long Legs is musical storytelling at its very best.

It is a great pleasure to welcome Robert Adelman Hancock back to the Cabot stage playing the title role. Robert first appeared in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum back in 2000 and then spent a year as a Skylight Resident Artist. We are also thrilled to have Megan McGinnis making her Skylight Music Theatre debut in the role of Jerusha Abbott. These two performers have created these roles and have truly made them their own.

I am also very proud to announce my final season as artistic director of Skylight Music Theatre and want you to know that you are in for a treat. We open the season with the Midwest Regional Professional premiere of the Broadway hit Avenue Q, and then continue with the world’s most beloved musical The Sound of Music just in time for the holidays. Next up in the Studio Theatre the brilliant mind of Dale Gutzman brings us another fresh take on two of our favorite collaborators with Here’s a Howdy Do - The Mischievous World of Gilbert and Sullivan. Then for the first time on the Cabot stage we are thrilled to present Skylight favorite Leslie Fitzwater in Edith Piaf Onstage, a tour-de- force of the brilliant chanteuse. We follow that with the very first county music show in Skylight’s history, Pump Boys and Dinettes which the New York Times called “Both musically and theatrically a triumph of ensemble playing. Pump Boys doesn’t merely celebrate the value of friendship and life’s simple pleasures, it embodies them.” Our second Studio Theatre show brings Milwaukee’s favorite cabaret couple, Kay Stiefel and Jack Forbes Wilson to Skylight with the delightful Sing Me a Story. And we close with this unprecedented season with Gershwin’s American Folk Opera masterpiece Porgy and Bess - another Skylight premiere. Seven captivating shows and seven unique points of view - just what you have come to expect at Skylight Music Theatre…where we make your night sing!

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A MESSAGE FROM THE MANAGING DIRECTOR – AMY S. JENSEN

Welcome to the Milwaukee premiere of Daddy Long Legs. I still remember Bill excitedly calling me late one evening after having seen Daddy Long Legs at the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park in Ohio. He was so taken with the show and knew how perfect it would be for the Cabot Theatre that he couldn’t wait to call me. To be a part of a six group consortium giving life into this charming piece that deserves to be destined for Broadway, to bring a former Skylight Resident Artist, Rob Hancock, back to Milwaukee as a part of this production and to provide our audiences with one of the first opportunities to see this wonderful new musical were exciting and compelling reasons to bring this show to the Skylight.

The story is also a true celebration of learning and the ways in which a joy of learning can expand your horizons and forever change your life. This past summer, I heard from a friend about a mother-daughter book club to which she and her daughter belong with four other mothers and daughters. Daddy Long Legs sprang to mind immediately and I suggested that they consider selecting it as one of their books this year. They did and enjoyed it so much that they will be coming to see the show and added June Webster’s sequel, Dear Enemy, to their reading list as well. Thanks to a generous grant from Service Club of Milwaukee, Skylight has also been able to work with local libraries, the Girl Scouts and the Boys and Girls Clubs to provide copies of the book and an opportunity to see the production.

Finally, and sadly, Skylight and the entire Milwaukee community recently had to say a fond farewell to one of its greatest supporters and leaders with the passing of Harry Franke. Harry served on the Skylight Board from 1986 to 1997 and remained on our Board of Advocates until his death. Harry embodied the spirit of the story of Daddy Long Legs in so many ways - he supported the community through the Harry and Mary Franke Idea Fund, he provided scholarships to young scholars, he loved learning and was so enthusiastic about everything he did. And so, we would like to dedicate Daddy Long Legs to Harry in honor of his love of music, his love of language, his love of learning and his unwavering love and support of his hometown.


CAST

Robert Adelman Hancock* (Jervis Pendleton)Megan McGinnis* (Jerusha Abbott)

ORCHESTR A

Keyboard/Conductor .............................................................................................Julie McBrideViolin ..................................................................................................................... Joseph KetchumBass ................................................................................................................................. Tom McGirrPercussion ..............................................................................................................Michael LorenzGuitar .......................................................................................................................... Bob MonagleCello ..................................................................................................................................Scott Cook

MUSICAL NUMBERS

Act 1

The Oldest Orphan in the John Grier Home ............................................................ JerushaWho is This Man? ................................................................................................................ JerushaMr. Girl Hater ........................................................................................................... Jerusha/JervisShe Thinks I’m Old ................................................................................................................. JervisLike Other Girls ....................................................................................................... Jerusha/JervisFreshman Year Studies ........................................................................................ Jerusha/JervisThings I Didn’t Know ............................................................................................ Jerusha/JervisWhat Does She Mean by Love? ........................................................................ Jerusha/JervisI’m a Beast ............................................................................................................................. JerushaWhen Shall We Meet? ........................................................................................................... JervisThe Color of Your Eyes ......................................................................................... Jerusha/JervisLike Other Girls (Reprise) ..................................................................................................... JervisLock Willow ............................................................................................................. Jerusha/JervisThe Secret of Happiness .................................................................................................. JerushaThe Color of Your Eyes (Reprise) ................................................................................... Jerusha

THERE WILL BE A 20 MINUTE INTERMISSION

Act 2Sophomore-Year Studies.................................................................................... Jerusha/JervisThe Girl in the Window Display........................................................................ Jerusha/JervisI Couldn’t Know Someone Less .................................................................................... JerushaThe Man I’ll Never Be ............................................................................................................ JervisThe Secret of Happiness (Reprise) .................................................................. Jerusha/JervisChristmas in Manhattan .................................................................................................. JerushaHumble Pie ............................................................................................................................... JervisGraduation Day ...................................................................................................... Jerusha/JervisCharity ........................................................................................................................................ JervisI Have Torn You From My Heart .................................................................................... JerushaI’m a Beast (Reprise) .............................................................................................................. JervisAll This Time (Reprise) ......................................................................................... Jerusha/Jervis

Daddy Long Legs Original Cast CDs signed by the composer are available for purchase in the lobby at intermission and after the show.


WHO’S WHO

Robert Adelman Hancock* (Jervis Pendleton) – created the role of Jervis in Daddy Long Legs for Rubicon Theatre Company, playing the role also at

TheatreWorks, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Northlight Theatre, The Cleveland Play House, Arizona Theatre Company, La Mirada Theatre and The Laguna Playhouse. He returns to Skylight where he was resident artist in the 2001/02 season, performing in Skylight’s Hello Dolly!, …Forum, Lady, Be Good!, and The Tender Land. National Tours: Mamma Mia! New York: College The Musical (NYMF) Regional: James Joyce’s The Dead (Court Theatre), The Fantasticks (Utah Shakespeare Festival), Hair (Hangar Theatre), Route 66 (original cast/Milwaukee Rep), Forever Plaid (Delaware Theatre Company/Barrymore Award nomination), the world premiere of Muscle by James Lapine and William Finn (Pegasus Players), A Christmas Carol (Westport Country Playhouse); as well as shows at Madison Rep, Drury Lane Theatre, American Folklore Theatre and Clarence Brown Theatre. Television and film: Royal Pains, Guiding Light and The Liver. Mr. Hancock has performed as a soloist with the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra and is an Associate Artist with The Music Theatre Company of Chicago. He can be heard on the original cast recording of Daddy Long Legs. Education: University of Tennessee. www.robhancock.com

Megan McGinnis* (Jershua Abbott) – originated the role of Jerusha at Rubicon Theatre, where she received a Los Angeles Ovation Award for her

performance. She has played the show at several regional theatres, garnering a Chicago Jeff Nomination, a Cincinnati Acclaim Award and a Cincinnati Entertainment Award. Ms. McGinnis was last seen on Broadway as Eponine

in the revival of Les Misérables. She originated the role of Beth March in the Broadway musical of Little Women and played a year-long run as Belle in Beauty and the Beast. Other Broadway credits: Thoroughly Modern Millie, Parade and The Diary of Anne Frank. National Tours: Fiddler on the Roof (Hodel), The Sound of Music with Richard Chamberlain (Liesl) and James Joyce’s The Dead (Lily). Television and film credits: Dear John: Sister, Sister; Wings; Blossom (recurring); Anywhere But Here and A Goofy Movie. She can be heard on the original cast recordings of Daddy Long Legs, Little Women and Parade and, most recently, on Sutton Foster’s album Wish, singing the duet “Flight.” She holds a BA in English from Columbia University. www.meganmcginnis.info

Paul Gordon (Music, Lyrics and Orchestrations) – was nominated for a 2001 Tony Award for composing the music and lyrics to the Broadway musical Jane Eyre, directed by John Caird and Scott Schwartz. He won a 2009 Ovation award for his score to Daddy Long Legs and won the 2007 Bay Area Critics Circle Award for his book to the musical Emma. Daddy Long Legs, written with John Caird, had its first production at Rubicon Theatre in Ventura, California in the fall of 2009, winning three Ovation Awards. The production has since gone on to play numerous theatres across the country. His other works include Analog and Vinyl, Death: The Musical, Being Ernest, The Sportswriter, and Little Miss Scrooge. For more information, please visit www.paulgordonmusic.com.

John Caird (Director/Book Writer) – Broadway: The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, Les Misérables (Tony Award), Jayne Eyre (Tony nominee), Stanley (Tony nominee). International: Macbeth (Almeida Theatre); Hamlet, Candide, Peter Pan, The Seagull (with Judi Dench), Stanley, Humble Boy (National Theatre), Dance of Death and Shakespeare’s Merry Wives of Windsor, Romeo and Juliet and The Tempest, (Royal Dramatic Theatre), Jane Eyre (Nissay Theatre, Japan), Kinshu


WHO’S WHO (c o n t.)

(Galaxy Theatre, Japan) and Candide (Imperial Theatre, Japan). Television and film: Nicholas Nickleby, As You Like It and his adaptation of Henry IV for BBC. Additional credit include: the Siegfried and Roy Spectacular in Las Vegas, numerous operas including Brief Encounter and Tosca at Huston Grand Opera and Don Carlos at Canadian Opera Company in Toronto. He has recently published a book about directing called Theatre Craft. Mr. Caird is an Honorary Associate Director of the Royal Shakespeare Company and Principal Guest Director at the Royal Dramatic Theatre in Stockholm. www.johncaird.com

Julie McBride (Music Director) – holds degrees from the Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music and the Mannes College of Music. Broadway and other New York credits include American Idiot, Next to Normal, In The Heights, The Addams Family, The Lion King, CHIX 6 (Queens Theatre in the Park), Altar Boyz (Westchester Broadway Theatre), Inner Voices: Solo Musicals (Zipper Theatre), The Happy Elf (music written by Harry Connick Jr.), Judas and Me (NYMF) and Pride and Prejudice (Eastman Theatre). Regional credits include Daddy Long Legs (NorthlightTheatre, La Mirada Center for the Performing Arts, and Laguna Playhouse), Unknown Soldier (Huntington Theatre), Suprema ( Oneill Music Theatre Conference), Room 16 (Goodspeed) and Tales From The Bad Years (Theatreworks Palo Alto). She has served on the faculties of Syracuse Universitys Tepper Program and The Juilliard School (Drama Division, MAP).

Brad Haak (Music Supervisor/ Co-Orchestrator) – serves as music director and conductor for Mary Poppins, now in its fifth year on Broadway. Other Broadway credits include music direction and arrangements for Elton John’s Lestat, music direction for Chance and Chemistry – A Centennial Celebration of Frank Loesser (featuring Sir Paul McCartney) and orchestrations for Children and Art - A 75th Birthday Celebration of Stephen Sondheim. Brad

is also Assistant conductor for the 1st National Tour of Disney’s The Lion King. Other credits as Music Supervisor and Orchestrator for composer Paul Gordon include Jane Austin’s Emma (Old Globe Theater) Jane Eyre in Tokyo and Little Miss Scrooge (currently in development). International credits also include Honk! in Singapore and Manilla, the Philippines. Recent regional credits: Follies at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre and Les Miserables at the Marriott Theatre in Lincolnshire. Brad is a graduate of Northwestern University and is a native of Chicago.

Nell Balaban (Associate Director) – has been a part of the Daddy Long Legs company since the show’s first workshop. Recent projects include Katharine Heller’s My Dad’s Crazier than Your Dad at last year’s New York Fringe Festival, Heartbreak House and Too Much Candy for Brave New World Repertory in Brooklyn; and The Boy in the Basement, for which she received an Outstanding Direction Award at the 2008 NY Fringe Festival. At Manhattan Theatre Club, she directed a staged reading of the new musical Lucky Break, and is currently developing several new shows including Death: The Musical with Paul Gordon. Nell has served as Assistant/Associate Director to Scott Schwartz on many projects including Golda’s Balcony (Broadway), Much Ado About Nothing (The Alley), Seven Brides For Seven Brothers (Paper Mill) and The Foreigner (Roundabout).

David Farley (Set and Costume Designer) – Broadway: A little Night Music, 13 The New Musical, Sunday in the Park with George. International: Kiss Me, Kate! (Stratford, Ontario); Romeo and Juliet, The Tempest (Dramaten, Stockholm) A Little Night Music, Sunday in the Park with George and Little Shop of Horrors (London West End); The Lemon Princess (West Yorkshire Playhouse); Rocky Horror Show (European Tour); Aspects of Love, A Little Night Music, La Cage Aux Folles, Take Flight, Tick Tick Boom!, Terrible Advice and The Last Five Years (Menier Chocolate Factory); Sweeny Todd (Gate Theatre Dublin);



Corpse! (Salisbury Playhouse); A Little Fir Tree, Macbeth (Sheffield Crucible Studio); Oklahoma! (Chichester Festival Theatre). Regional: Take Flight (McCarter Theatre); Sunday in the Park with George (5th Avenue Theatre); Tick Tick Boom! (Rubicon, Coronet, Westport County Playhouse). Awards: Nominated for Tony Award for Best Set Design and Costume Design, Sunday in the Park with George, Roundabout Theatre; Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding Set Design, Sunday in the Park with George, Studio 54 Theatre; Oliver, Evening Standard and Critics Circle Award for Best Set Design for Sunday in the Park with George, Wyndhams Theatre, Menier Chocolate Factory. www. Davidfarley.co.uk

Paul Toben (Lighting Designer) – Recent New York credits include: The Story of my Life (Broadway), The Judy Show (DR2), Saturn Nights (Incubator Arts Project), Electra in a One Piece and The Realm (The Wild Project), Futurity (HERE Arts Center), and Romeo and Juliet (Columbia Stages). Regionally, Paul’s work has been seen at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, TheatreWorks, Northlight, Theatre by the Sea and Flat Rock Playhouse, among others. Paul spent three seasons at the Williamstown Theatre Festival, including designs of Caravan Man and Demon Dreams. Paul has served as Associate Designer for Anything Goes, Everyday Rapture, Bye Bye Birdie, Sunday in the Park with George and Pal Joey (Broadway); Play Dead (New York & Las Vegas); and for National Tours of Spring Awakening, A Bronx Tale and Annie. www.paultoben.com

Daniel O’Brien (Assistant Lighting Designer) – Daniel O’Brien originally hails from Tucson, Arizona where he graduated from the University of Arizona. This is the fourth time Daniel has worked on Daddy Long Legs after doing the show in Tucson (AZ), Phoenix (AZ) and Lowell (MA). Select Lighting Designs: Milk Carton Molly (The Soigné Company), Aluminum Nights (The Kitchen), Alice and Wonderland (Hudson Dance & Movement), Sunday

in the Park (Arizona Onstage). Select Associate Lighting Designs: Its Judy’s Show (Off-Broadway), Chicago (Flat Rock Playhouse), Project: LOHAN (Off-Broadway). Daniel would also like to thank Deborah Perry, Hazel Gluck, Lisa Jaeger, Cooper James and Paul Toben for their continued support.

Gary Ellis (Sound Designer) – Gary is serving in his fifth year as the Skylight’s audio visual supervisor and he loves working in this great theatre with this great group of people. He began his career as a software engineer in Silicon Valley, but watching performances at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival and Cirque du Soleil got him hooked on theatre. Shows he has designed and mixed include Rent, Adding Machine-The Musical, The Music Man, White Christmas, The Spitfire Grill, The Producers, Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris, Jesus Christ Superstar, Blues In The Night, Sunday In The Park With George, Side Show, Dames At Sea and Violet. Gary studied technical theatre at San Francisco State University. Previously, he worked at The Santa Fe Opera, Theatreworks in Palo Alto, CA and Summer Repertory Theatre in Santa Rosa, CA.

Kimberly Ann McCann* (Production Stage Manager) – Kimberly is joining Skylight for her second season. Her regional credits include: A Civil War Christmas at Northlight Theatre (Chicago), Million Dollar Quartet (Chicago). Broadway credits: Curtains. Off-Broadway credits: Bill W. and Dr. Bob, How to Save the World, John Ferguson. Other credits include: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (San Francisco), Door Shakespeare, Illinois Shakespeare Festival, Colorado Shakespeare Festival, toured with ArtsPower National Touring Theatre and numerous productions at The Juilliard School. Kimberly is a graduate of Illinois State University and a proud member of Actors’ Equity.

Christina M. Burck (Production Manager) – has served as Production Manager at Rubicon Theatre Company for the past six and a half years. She has



also served as Production Manager/Stage Manager for Daddy Long Legs at various theatres, as well as Production Manager/Stage Manager for The Best is Yet to Come: The Music of Cy Coleman both at Rubicon and Off-broadway. Additional credits: Production Stage Manager for Spit Like A Big Girl, You Can’t Take It With You, A Time for Love, Man of La Mancha, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, The Turn of the Screw, Mating Dance of the Werewolf, and the BeckettFest at Rubicon; and Far Away, Tartuffe, Stand-Up Shakespeare, Richard II, Diva on the Verge starring Julia Migenes, and The Cherry Orchard. Other credits: Assistant Stage Manager for The Full Monty and Fiddler on the Roof at Civic Light Opera of South Bay Cities, The Awful Grace of God: A Portrait of Robert F. Kennedy at the Court Playhouse, ‘Night, Mother at Interact, As You Like It with Circus Theatricals, Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune at the Tamarind, and Spit Like a Big Girl at The Met. Christina also served as Production Manager at the Odyssey Theatre Ensemble in West L.A. for over four years.

T. Theresa Scarano (Prop Supervisor) – a native of Roswell, New Mexico, currently lives in Southern California. Her multi-faceted career of over 25 years spans theatre and dance in varying capacities, including tech director and prop designer, as well as set designer and builder. She has stage managed for California Ballet, Kairos Dancers and currently for Dancing Images Dance Company. Theresa served as both Scenery Warehouse Manager and Prop Master at San Bernardino Civic Light Opera. She originated and authored a theatre program at Riverside County Juvenile Hall, in which she directed adolescents in performances presented for various audiences including Juvenile Court Judges. Theresa was the manager of Santa Barbara Civic Light Opera’s set rental division prior to it becoming The Set Company, where she then worked as Director of Operations. She is currently director of Premier Sets.

Karyl Lynn Burns (Rubicon Producing Artistic Director) – has overseen over 80 productions, special events and festivals

at Rubicon. For more than a decade prior to starting Rubicon, Karyl Lynn was CEO of State of the Arts, an arts management and marketing firm. Clients included Ventura Chamber Music Festival, New West Symphony, Ensemble Theatre Company, PCPA Theaterfest, Theatre League, Broadway Producer Normand Kurtz, and the late Tony® Award-winning playwright Dale Wasserman. She is past President of the Board of Access Theatre. Karyl Lynn also worked with students from Oak Meadow who received the United Nations “Global 500” Award for their work on environmental issues. As event planner, Karyl Lynn coordinated “Cool Comedy, Hot Cuisine” with Robin Williams; a concert for Scleroderma Research with Sheryl Crow; various film premieres;” and a luncheon with First Lady Hillary Clinton. In addition to her producing work for Rubicon, Karyl Lynn is also an award-winning actress and sound designer.

David Elzer (Producer) – is the Ovation Award-winning theatrical producer for The Marvelous Wonderettes (Los Angeles & Off-Broadway), The Best Is Yet to Come (Off-Broadway and at Rubicon), Sister Act: The Musical, Jewtopia (Off-Broadway), The Laramie Project (Laguna Playhouse) and Catalpa and Shyness is Nice (at the Alliance). David’s latest project is the smash-hit, critically-acclaimed world premiere musical Having It All. He also produced the LA Drama Critics’ Circle and LA Weekly Award-winning Life Could Be A Dream, which ran at the Hudson Theatre in Hollywood and at the Laguna Playhouse. Through his publicity company DEMAND PR, David represents many theaters in Los Angeles including Rubicon Theatre Company, Celebration Theatre, Colony Theatre Company, Cabrillo Music Theatre, Furious Theatre Company, La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts, NoHo Arts Center, Open Fist Theatre Company, Theatre Tribe and West Coast Ensemble.

Michael Jackowitz (Executive Producer) – is currently producing the 50th Anniversary revival of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying on Broadway starring Daniel Radcliffe.



Other projects include the American Premiere of My Fairytale, a musical about Hans Christian Andersen by Stephen Schwartz at PCPA Theaterfest; Praise Singer, a musical at Hackney Empire in London; Séance on a Wet Afternoon, the new opera by Stephen Schwartz(OSB, NYC Opera); and The Best Is Yet To Come: The Music of Cy Coleman by David Zippel (Rubicon Theatre Company, Ventura/59E59 Off-Broadway). Past productions include: The Food Chain by Nicky Silver at the Westside Theater directed by Robert Falls; AVOW by Bill C. Davis at the Century Theater; tick, tick…BOOM!, by Jonathan Larson directed by Scott Schwartz at the Coronet in L.A. and Rubicon Theatre; I Do, I Do at Queens Theater in the Park with Donna McKechnie; My Antonia at Rubicon and Pacific Resident Theatre Company in L.A.. and the World Premiere of It’s Only Life (Ovation Award: Best Book/Music/Lyrics of an original work) by John Bucchino, directed by Daisy Prince.

Rubicon Theatre Company (Co-producer) – is a non-profit regional theatre company based in Ventura, California. True to the vision of founders Karyl Lynn Burns and James O’Neil, Rubicon offers an environment where artists are nurtured and respected, and where commitment and risk are encouraged. Rubicon has received critical and popular acclaim for fresh, invigorating interpretations of classics, dramas, comedies and musicals; and for the presentation of World Premieres. Rubicon recently received the L.A. Drama Critics Award for “Sustained Excellence,” and has received multiple L.A. Stage Alliance, Ovation, Garland, NAACP and Indie Awards. Rubicon has presented a diverse repertoire of productions and events with esteemed artists including Ed Asner, George Ball, David Birney, Susan Clark, Dana Delany, Cliff DeYoung, Bonnie Franklin, Joseph Fuqua, Joel Grey, Harold Gould, Larry Hagman, Stacy Keach, Michael Learned, Amanda McBroom, Robert Morse, Ted Neeley, Linda Purl, Jenny Sullivan, Joe Spano, Bruce Weitz, Lillias White and Stephanie Zimbalist. The late Jack Lemmon and John Ritter both

made their final stage appearances with Rubicon. Deeply rooted in the region it serves, Rubicon offers extensive outreach and education programs. The company is governed by an active Board of Directors and supported by a Board of Advisors and volunteer auxiliary. www.rubicontheatre.org.

Cincinnati Playhouse In The Park (Co-producer) – Founded in 1960 and recipient of the 2004 Regional Theatre Tony Award and winner of the 2007 Tony Award for Best Revival of a Musical for Company, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park is celebrating its 50th season this year. The Playhouse is known for its artistic excellence, commitment to new works, extensive educational programming and as an artistic home for some of America’s best actors, directors, designers and theatre professionals. Since 1992, the Playhouse has been led by Producing Artistic Director Edward Stern and Executive Director Buzz Ward. During their tenure, the theatre has produced more than 25 World Premieres, many of which have achieved success nationally and internationally and now attracts nearly 200,000 people annually to its two theatres and maintains a subscriber community of more than 15,000. The Playhouse family includes a Board of 55 dedicated trustees, an exceptional full-time staff of 71 and hundreds of talented artists. www.cincyplay.com

Theatreworks (Co-producer) - Led by Founding Artistic Director Robert Kelley and Managing Director Phil Santora, TheatreWorks is celebrating its 40th season of award-winning theatre in the Silicon Valley. As one of the largest regional repertory companies in the San Francisco Bay Area, it produces eight mainstage productions annually at the Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts and the Lucie Stern Theatre in Palo Alto, as well as the New Works Festival, play readings and a variety of education outreach programs. Nationally recognized as a premiere breeding ground for new musicals, TheatreWorks presented its 53rd World Premiere with this co-production of Daddy Long Legs. Please


PRODUCTION STAFF

Director of Production .........................................................................................Christine Burck Technical Director .........................................................................................................David KingAssistant Technical Director ...........................................................................Steve GillinghamTechnical Assistant ........................................................................................ Alexander MoliereScenic Carpenters .......................................................................Adam Held, Rebecca KnipferScene Shop Apprentice ......................................................................................... Amanda Srok Production Stage Manager .................................................................Kimberly Ann McCannAssistant Stage Manager ............................................................................. Jennifer AndersonProperties Director ................................................................................................. Lisa SchlenkerProperties Carpenter ............................................................................................. Jennifer LyonsProperties Artists ...........................................................................Nikki Kulas, Jennifer BezjakProperties Apprentice ................................................................................................. Kara WaalaScenic Charge .................................................................................................................. Carri DahlScenic Artists ........................................................................ Andrea Toussaint, Jason SchultzScenic Artist Apprentice ...............................................................................................Jane VangCostume Coordinator .............................................................................................. Shima OransCostume Shop Manager .............................................................................................. Barry LinkWig Master, Hair Stylist ............................................................................................Justin DeehrWardrobe ............................................................................................................................Barry LinkStage Supervisor ................................................................................................. Andrew BooherProps Supervisor .............................................................................................T. Theresa ScaranoLead Props........................................................................................................................Kara WaalaAudio Visual Supervisor ..................................................................................................Gary EllisMaster Electrician ..................................................................................................Ryan BertelsonSpot Operators ..........................................................................Doug Vance, Terry ValdovinosLight Board Operator .................................................................................................Jessica PeckElectricians .............................................................................Andrew Booher, Thomas Moore,

Jessica Peck, Doug Vance, Ross ZentnerCasting ...............................................................................................................Tara Rubin CastingAdditional Arrangements ....................................................................................Laura Berquist

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SK YLIGHT OPER A THEATRE BOARDS

2011-2012 BOARD OF DIRECTORSDavid Harvey, President

BOARD OF ADVOCATES

F. Tessa Escamilla BartelsMarta Bianchini

Rick BlissMichael Bula

F. Colin Cabot (Honorary Director)

Laura EmoryJohn Flanagan

Byron Foster

Susan GodfreyLeslie HauserMark Huber

Valerie JohnsonTracey Klein

Christopher LaydenMichael Lueder

Michelle MattsonSandra McNeely

Howard MillerJames Plunkett

Brad QuadeMary Ann RenzCurtis SawyerJohn Shannon

John StollenwerkPaul Sweeney

Betty ArndtPolly Beal

Dorothy BiwerMary EmorySuzy Foster

Sue FrautschiTimothy Frautschi

Lloyd GerlachRoy GrommeSue GrommeKatie Harding

Grace Johnson

William JohnsonGary Jorgensen

Kipp KoesterPam Kriger

Terrance KurtenbachArthur F. Lubke Jr.Zabelle Malkasian

Sally ManegoldSteve Mech

Susan NicholsJeff Nohl

Jane O’Connell

Nick OwenMary Pollock

John ShannonGreg ReiterBlaine RiekeLinda RiekeJulia Taylor

Teri ViceDavid B. Williams

Nick WilsonHerbert Zien

PAST PRESIDENTSJohn Stollenwerk

SKYLIGHTERS COMMITTEE

Mary EmoryMatt Flynn

Byron FosterSue Frautschi

Timothy Frautschi

Jack GardnerSuzanne Hefty

Terry KurtenbachHoward Miller

Jeff Nohl

Nick OwenMary PollockLarry Salustro

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SK YLIGHT MUSIC THEATRE STAFF

AMY S. JENSEN, MANAGING DIRECTORBILL THEISEN, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

Diana Alioto, Director of Artistic OperationsCindy Haas, Finance Director

Jim Farrell, Development DirectorRay Jivoff, Associate Artistic Director

Jennifer Samuelson, Marketing DirectorMark Turner, Director of Production and Facilities

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFKelley Arlt ....................................................................................................... Box Office ManagerAlyssa Brakke.............................................................................................Graphic Design InternLee Caracci .............................................................................................................House ManagerMadeline Cope .......................................... Special Events and Donor Relations ManagerRobin Dennis ........................................................................................ Resident Teaching ArtistCorinne Gilbert ....................................................................................Education AdministratorRose Hebein ................................................................................... Marketing Project ManagerAmy LaMacchia ............................................................................................ Campaign ManagerPaul Kaishian ................................................................................................................... CustodianBecca Marten ................................................................................................ Education ManagerKristen Nissen ............................................................Office Manager and Finance AssistantRuben Piirainen ................................................................................. Education Music DirectorMatthew Poulson ................................................................................................Grants ManagerJennifer Stanislowski ...............................................................................Box Office SupervisorJulian Salas ..............................................................................Weekend Box Office SupervisorJess Jante, Koren Nowak, Gwen Zupan ....................................................... Box Office StaffCara McMullin, Michelle Brien, Patrick Schley ...................... Assistant House Managers

PRODUCTION STAFFRyan Bertelson ................................................................................................. Master ElectricianAndrew Booher ................................................................................................. Stage SupervisorCarri Dahl .................................................................................................................. Scenic ChargeGary Ellis ................................................................. Audio Visual Supervisor and IT ManagerSteve Gillingham ..........................................................................Assistant Technical DirectorAdam Held ..........................................................................................................Scenic CarpenterRebecca Knipfer .................................................................................................Scenic CarpenterBarry Link .............................................................................................. Costume Shop ManagerMichael Lorenz ...........................................................................................Orchestra ContractorJennifer Lyons ............................................................................................. Properties CarpenterKimberly Ann McCann .................................................................Production Stage ManagerAlexander Moliere .........................................................................................Technical AssistantShima Orans ..................................................................................................... Costume DirectorLisa Schlenker ................................. Properties Director & Assistant Director of FacilitiesLillian Tillson ......................................................ASM and Production and Facility AssistantJane Vang ...........................................................................................................Scenic ApprenticeKara Waala ..................................................................................................Properties ApprenticeRobert Wagner .................................................................................................Technical Director


SK YLIGHT MUSIC THEATRE C IRCLE OF DONORS

Skylight recognizes and honors, with our deepest gratitude, the following individuals, foundations, organizations, businesses and government agencies who provided support to our Annual Campaign and helped us to deliver high quality music theatre productions to the Greater Milwaukee community. A special thanks to the members of the Clarion Society, who have made multi-year commitments of pledging $5,000 or more for the Annual Campaign (these members are listed as bold). Our thanks too, for the many donors of $249 and under whose gifts are vital to Skylight’s continuing success, we regret there is not space to list them all. (This list is current as of February 9, 2012.)

BENEFACTOR CIRCLE -$25,000+Anonymous The Lynde & Harry

Bradley FoundationMary Ann & Lloyd

GerlachGreater Milwaukee

FoundationDavid & Margarete

HarveyPotawatomi Bingo CasinoUnited Performing Arts

Fund

STAR CIRCLE -$10,000-$24,999Anonymous (2)Helen Bader FoundationRobert W. Baird &

CompanyChaseGreater Milwaukee

Foundation Halbert and Alice Kadish Fund Pain FundThe Richard & Ethel

Herzfeld FoundationJohnson BankFrontier AirlinesHoward & Sara MillerNorthwestern Mutual

FoundationVerne & Marion ReadLinda & Blaine RiekeSchoenleber FoundationDaniel M. Soref

Charitable TrustBert L. & Patricia S.

Steigleder Charitable TrustDavid & Julia Uihlein

Charitable FoundationThe Windhover

Foundation

SPONSOR CIRCLE -$5,000-$9,999AnonymousAssurant HealthAlvin & Marion Birnschein

FoundationRick & Wendy BlissBriggs & Stratton

Corporation FoundationMichael & Anne Marie

BulaF. Colin & Paula CabotMae E. Demmer

Charitable TrustJohn & Mary EmoryRalph Evinrude

FoundationLili & Rick FriedmanGreater Milwaukee

Foundation Burns-Schrader Fund Asher & Susan Nichols Family FundDorothy Inbusch

Foundation, Inc.Krause Family

FoundationPhoebe & Jack LewisMaihaugen FoundationMarcus CorporationMarshall & Ilsley

FoundationSusan NicholsNonprofit Management

FundMeyer & Norma Ragir

FoundationAdriana & Robert RagirGreg & Mary Ann RenzRockwell AutomationWayne RoperCharles & Patricia RoyCurtis & Candace Sawyer

Carol & Kevin SchueleSempercor Foundation John Shannon & Jan SerrStollenwerk Family

Charitable FoundationWE EnergiesHerb Zien & Liz Levins

PRODUCER CIRCLE -$2,500-$4,999AnonymousChris & Storm ElserJohn Flanagan &

Deborah SchwartzByron & Suzy FosterGreater Milwaukee

Foundation’s Luedke-Smith FundSusan GodfreyLindsay & Peter

HammererMark Huber & Nari HaigFreida & William Hunt

Memorial TrustCarol JensenJohnson Controls

FoundationPam KrigerTerry & Kristie

KurtenbachNancy & Arthur LaskinSandra & Mike McNeelyMary S. PollockGordana & Milan RacicMatthew Sirinek &

Michelle MattsonSigma-Aldrich

Foundation

DIRECTOR CIRCLE -$1,000-$2,499Richard AdamekTom & Betty ArndtNancy H. Balcer


SK YLIGHT OPER A THEATRE C IRCLE OF DONORS (c o n t.)

Polly & Robert BealLee A. BerthelsenRichard & Kay BiblerMr. & Mrs. William D.

BiersachJohn & Olive BrysonChristine & Robert

BukowskiBarbara & Don BuzardH.H. Camp FoundationDoris Hersh ChortekLaura & John Emory, Jr.Suzy B. EttingerJim & Lynne FarrellMary Lou FindleyLeona FitzsimondsGardner FoundationJoe & Gwenn GraboyesCatherine GrahamGreater Milwaukee

Foundation Cottrell Balding Fund Dr. Carl W. Eberbach & Elizabeth Falk Eberbach Fund Margaret Heminway Wells FundMr. & Mrs. Wayne K.

HaderCharles & Margaret

HarperJohn & Sara HeinJohn E. Holland & Konrad

K. KuchenbachHelen & Ronald JacobsAmy S. JensenValerie Johnson & Dennis

RobisonWilliam R. & Charlotte S.

JohnsonWilliam Stark Jones

FoundationGary & Judy JorgensenTracey & Rick KleinKipp & Mary KoesterRuth De Young KohlerKPMG LLPJohn E. & Nancy LarsonPasquale LaurinoChris & Emilia LaydenJames & Camilla Levin

Franklin Loo & Sally LongArt Lubke & Gloria TracyTonya & Michael LuederZabelle MalkasianJohn R. & Coleen E.

MarshallGeorge MichelMr. & Mrs. George A.

MosherThe Charles D. Ortgiesen

FoundationClare M. Peters Charitable

TrustJames G. & Gwen

PlunkettIldy & Skip PolinerPPC FoundationRonald & Carol ScottService Club of

MilwaukeeNita SorefPaul & Lisa SweeneyTarget StoresBrian & Joan WakeDr. Marcia J.S. Richards &

Mr. Donald R. WhitakerNick & Stoney WilsonDick & Diane Wright

DESIGNER CIRCLE -$500-$999Robert & Rebecca AdlamMarilyn AuerF. Tessa & Richard BartelsJane & Jim BellDr. & Mrs. Michael BeschCarolee C. BeutlerMarc & Marta BianchiniMr. & Mrs. Gregg BoltWilliam & Karen BoydJames Cauley & Brenda

AndrewsMargaret & B. Lauren

CharousThomas & Belle ChattonJohn & Kay CrichtonJoan Dimow & John

MoulderEdward DoemlandKaren DuffyMr. & Mrs. Walter DusoldAlbert J. & Flora H.

Ellinger FoundationDavid FloresKristen & Alec Fraser

Sue & Tim FrautschiGardner L.R. & Karen

FriedlanderScott & Lyn GeboyDouglas GeorgeMary Jane GraltonDale & Mary GravesGreater Milwaukee

Association of Realtors Youth FoundationGreater Milwaukee

Foundation Donald & Barbara

Abert Fund Werner M. & Susan W. Krause Family Fund Bill & Gwen Werner FundRoy & Sue GrommeBill & Sandy HaackDonald Haack & Karen

SmithDr. & Mrs. Thomas A.

HandrichArlene HansenRalph & Susan HarkinsCheryl & Roy HauswirthEvan & Marion Helfaer

FoundationBurton & Lynn HoffmanDwayne JohnsonClark E. Johnson & Nona

G. HillSydney & Grace JohnsonWarren & Sally KreunenJeanne C. KuelthauDale & Sandra LandgrenJohn & Audrey MakowskiMary McAndrewsAnne Grace NimkeJeffrey & Mary NohlDr. Mark & Kristine

O’MearaDr. Nick & Mary OwenDonald PetersonAnthony Petullo

Foundation, Inc.Jack & Martha PrinceMr. & Mrs. Edward A.

Purtell, Jr.Mickey RippRobert & Lenore

Swoboda


SK YLIGHT OPER A THEATRE C IRCLE OF DONORS (c o n t.)

Calvin & Pauline Verbrugge

VJS Construction ServicesSargit WarrinerAllan & JeanAnn Wirth

CHOREOGRAPHERCIRCLE - $250-$499Acme Sales, Inc.Sara AlterDavid & Patricia

AndersonAnonymous (4)L.B. & J.K.Robert BjerkeJill & Frits BroekhuizenDonald A. CressBob & Belle DanforthSusan DawickeMrs. Ross H. DeanHarry & Barbara DrakeDon & Nora DreskeTom & Bette DroughtBrian & Heather DunnJoAnn DurrettWilliam EasthamJohn & Polly EdgarMr. & Mrs. Joseph

EngmanMarianne Holtz EpsteinRobert & Kristin FewelRachel E. FingerRobert & Diane GaglianoMark & Virginia GennisSusan GetzelBurton GoodmanMary Anne GrossMary Kay & Johnathan

GundlachGeorge B. HaaslerEd & Priscilla HeineckeEdward M. HipkeAnn & Fred HorwitzSarah & Milton HwangRichard & Diane KaneIronwood FoundationGeorge & Angela JacobiSuzette J. KappesBruce & Sally KehlTim KitzkeJohn & Patricia KonkelStan & Shirley Kritzik

Charles LenzJustine LeonardJim & Susan LoveridgeJohn & Marty LubingWayne & Kris LuedersLee MarquardtChristine McGeeBarry McNultyRetta & Jeff MeserJequitta K. MolotJane S. O’ConnellLincoln & Mary OroLarry & Bonnie PaplhamPark Bank FoundationRobert D. Parrish &

Richard E. SteeleMr. & Mrs. James PetrieFred Pike & Cecilia TaylorBruce & Candy PindyckLarry & Bobbi PolacheckJill Anna PonasikGreg ReiterRoger & Nancy RitzowCurtis & Patty RobinsonBibi & Greg RosnerJerold & Lee Dougherty

RossDr. Emily SchlenkerRobert & Sally SchmidtMargery J. SennMarsha Ruth SehlerMark & Karen SostarichRobert SpencerJames & Catherine

SponholzAnnette Stoddard-

FreemanBarbara & Christian

SteinmetzEdwin & Jean StoneAudrey StrnadRudolph & Theresa

SundbergL. Jean TurnerKay ValcqJoan & Gary WeidaSue WellsDiane WieseMr. & Mrs. David B.

WilliamsCarlton & Leslie WiningerRichard & Kay Yuspeh

The Skylight receives support from the following government agencies:City of Milwaukee Arts

BoardMilwaukee County

CAMPACNational Endowment for

the ArtsWisconsin Arts Board

Thank you to those that have supported the Skylight with an in-kind gift:Assurant HealthDigiCOPYDryit Carpet Dry Cleaning

Inc.EntechDale & Mary GravesNOVA Systems Inc.Dr. Marcia J.S. Richards &

Mr. Donald R. Whitaker

A special thank you to the following corporations for matching employee gifts:Alliant EnergyAmerican Transmission

CompanyAptarGroupAssurant HealthDominion FoundationEaton CorporationGE FoundationJohnson ControlsQuad/Graphics, Inc.RexnordRockwell Automation

InternationalSPX FoundationUBSWE EnergiesWell Point

We make every effort to ensure that our donors are recognized properly. If we have made an error, please accept our sincere apologies and contact us at

414/299-4953 so that we may correct it.


SK YLIGHT STARS

Skylight Stars was established in 1998 to recognize those special donors who have designated Skylight in a bequest, trust or other planned gift for organization, artistic, capital and endowment initiatives. Thank you very much for your generous support.

Christopher Seton AbeleAnonymous (8)Dennis & Mary BerschThe Lynde & Harry

Bradley FoundationAunt Teckie BrumderBarbara & Don BuzardAnne Perkins CabotF. Colin & Paula CabotJohn DahlbergMae E. Demmer

Charitable TrustHugh & Mary DenisonElizabeth Elser Doolittle

Charitable TrustsJohn & Mary EmoryMarianne Holtz EpsteinByron & Suzy FosterLloyd & Mary Ann

GerlachJoseph & Gwenn

GraboyesRoy & Sue GrommeDavid & Margarete

HarveyTom & Suzanne HeftyJane E. Heinemann

Richard & Ethel Herzfeld Foundation

John E. HollandRobert F. & Jean E. HoltzGrace & Sydney JohnsonWilliam & Charlotte

JohnsonWilliam Stark JonesHalbert & Alice Kadish

FundJack & Ginny KopischkeKonrad K. KuchenbachClarice LaubenheimerMr. & Mrs. Edward

MalkasianRobert & Sally ManegoldDorothea C. MayerHoward & Sara MillerSusan & Asher NicholsAsher & Susan Nichols

Family FoundationNorthwestern Mutual

FoundationJane B. Pettit FoundationJames G. & Gwen

Plunkett

Mr. & Mrs. George William Pollock, Jr.

Verne & Marion ReadBlaine & Linda RiekeEsther Leah RitzRockwell AutomationWayne & Jean RoperCharles & Patricia RoyLarry and Susan SalustroJohn Shannon & Jan SerrVince & Joanne ShielyL.B. & Lucy SmithDale L. Sorden FamilyDaniel M. Soref

Charitable TrustJohn & Jo Ellen

Stollenwerk Art Lubke & Gloria TracyDavid & Julia Uihlein

Charitable FoundationJon & Teri ViceAudrey WegnerRobert & Joyce WeissNora & Jude Werra

COM MUNIT Y PARTNERS

Mae E. DemmerCharitable Trust

Maihaugen FoundationFrieda & William Hunt

Memorial Trust

Daniel M. SorefCharitable Trust


TO THE AUDIENCE

Audience Guide…A free audience guide is generated by Enlighten, Skylight’s education program, with the help of volunteer Justine Leonard. It is meant to provide in-depth background information about the show, including information on the composer and author, source material, historical perspective on the setting, and information about Skylight directors, designers and performers. The guide is available on our website and in the lobby of the theatre.

Bad Weather Policy...Skylight rarely cancels or reschedules performances due to inclement weather, however in cases of extreme weather circumstances we may be forced to do so.

Cabaret Series...Friday and Saturday evening performances in the Cabot Theatre are followed by a free, 45-minute cabaret show in the Skylight Bar & Bistro. There is not a cabaret performance on opening night.

Emergency Contact…If you need to be contacted during the performance, an emergency number is available for your convenience: (414) 908-6645. This extension is a message center for the house manager. Please leave your seat location so we may contact you.

Food and Drink...Skylight Bar & Bistro, located on the second floor of the Broadway Theatre Center, is a full-service bar with a pre-theatre dinner menu open two hours before Cabot Theatre performances, at intermission and after performances on Friday and Saturday evenings. For dining information visit www.getindulge.com or email [email protected].

Group Discounts...Groups of 10 or more are eligible for our group discount. Make your event unique and ask about our rental spaces for a pre- or post-show reception with cocktails, hors d’ oeuvres, dinner or dessert. Please contact Rose Hebein at (414) 299-4951 for more information or to reserve group tickets.

Lost and Found...Leave a message with the House Manager at (414) 908-6645 to check if lost articles have been found.

Parking...Convenient, free or low-cost parking is available in several locations. Metered street parking throughout the Historic Third Ward is free after 6:00 p.m. and on Sundays. The Italian Community Center parking lot, three blocks east of the theatre at Jackson and Menomonee streets, is free after 6:00 p.m. and on Sundays; daytime parking is also available for a small fee. Structure parking is available for a small fee in the Third Ward parking structures located at Chicago and Milwaukee streets (two blocks east) and Chicago and Water streets (two blocks west).

Recording Equipment & Cameras...The use of recording devices and/or photography is strictly prohibited in the theatre during a performance.

Skylight’s Annual Campaign...Consists of individuals, corporations and foundations whose generous gifts allow Skylight to achieve fiscal soundness and artistic excellence. To become a donor, please contact Amy LaMacchia, Campaign Manager, at (414) 299-4953.

Skylight Insights…Join us for an opportunity to learn more about Skylight Opera Theatre productions. Ray Jivoff will lead pre-performance talks one hour before curtain for every Wednesday and Sunday performance.

Special Patron Services... A limited number of infrared hearing systems are available on a first come, first served basis. Audio description, sign language interpretation and wheelchair seating are available and can be arranged in advance by calling (414) 291-7800.

Tours...With advance notice, tours of the Broadway Theatre Center and Skylight’s production shops are available throughout the year. Call (414) 299-4972 for reservations.


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BOX OFF ICE INFOR M ATION

Skylight Music Theatre’s Box Office is located in the Broadway Theatre Center at 158 North Broadway, Milwaukee, WI 53202. Phone: (414) 291-7800.

Hours...Monday through Saturday noon to 6:00 p.m. and two hours prior to all performances. Skylight tickets are available for purchase online at www.skylightmusictheatre.org — 24 hours a day/7 days a week!

Ticket Exchanges… Season tickets may be exchanged for tickets to another performance of the same production by mail, fax, or in person, up to 48 hours in advance of a performance. Reservations for ticket exchanges may not be made less than 48 hours in advance of the original performance date. Subscribers and single ticket holders who lose their tickets may contact the box office for duplicates; seating locations are on record. All sales are final.

Ticket Donations...Ticket holders who are unable to use their tickets may donate them for resale and receive a receipt for a tax-deductible contribution. Just ask the box office for a contribution receipt. Tickets are not refundable, nor may the ticket value be applied to future ticket sales or outstanding pledges.

VOLUNTEER INFOR M ATION

The Skylighters... The Skylighters are involved in a variety of activities and special events in support of Skylight. For event or membership information, contact Madeline Cope, Donor Services and Special Events Manager, at (414) 299-4972.

Ushers...Sign up for any show at www.skylightopera.volunteerhub.com or email our House Manager, Lee Caracci, at leec@ skylightmusictheatre.org

Volunteer for Skylight… For over 50 years, Skylight Music Theatre as been providing fun on and off the stage! To learn more, email [email protected]

GENER AL INFOR M ATION

Skylight Music TheatreBroadway Theatre Center

158 North BroadwayMilwaukee, WI 53202

Administrative Office: (414) 291-7811Box Office: (414) 291-7800

www.skylightmusictheatre.org

Skylight Music Theatre is a cornerstone member of the United Performing Arts Fund (UPAF), Theatre Wisconsin, Visit Milwaukee, the Historic Third Ward Association, and Cultural Alliance of Greater Milwaukee, and is a cultural partner of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra’s Arts in Community Education (ACE) Program.

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