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NASHVILLE REPERTORY THEATRE

EVERY BRILLIANT THING

BY DUNCAN MACMILLAN

WITH JONNY DONAHOE

NOVEMBER 7 – 10, 2019JOHNSON THEATER, TPAC

DIRECTOR

Lauren Shouse

SOUND DESIGN

Kaitlin Barnett

DIRECTOR OF PRODUCTION

Christopher L. Jones

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR

Erica Jo Lloyd

STAGE MANAGER

Zachariah Heil

SCENIC DESIGN

Gary C. Hoff

COSTUME DESIGN

Emily Peck

ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER

Maggie Jackson

LIGHTING DESIGNER

Darren Levin

PROPS MASTER

Amanda Creech

ASSISTANT LIGHTING DESIGNER

Erin Featherston

Every Brilliant Thing is presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York.

EVERY BRILLIANT THING was first produced by Paines Plough and Pentabus Theatre, on 28 June 2013 at Ludlow Fringe Festival. The play had its North American premiere at

Barrow Street Theatre, New York, on 6 December 2014, where it was presented by Barrow Street Theatre and Jean Doumanian Productions.

This theatre operates under an agreement with Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional

actors and stage managers in the United States.

Nashville Repertory Theatre is a member of TCG, Theatre Communications Group, the national

organization for the American theatre.

The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.

Drew OgleManaging Director

2019-2020 SEASON // NASHREP

MANAGING DIRECTOR’S NOTE

Welcome to Every Brilliant Thing, a special production as part of our 35th Season!

When we decided to add a sixth show to our MainStage season this year, we knew we wanted to offer

something different than our usual fare. Every Brilliant Thing takes so many elements that are unique to live performance (storytelling, audience participation, stand-up comedy) and combines them to create something that is both instantly familiar and completely new. You will feel this show on both a personal level, and a universal one. Thank you for taking this journey with us.

Speaking of something new, Every Brilliant Thing is just the start of new things happening this season at your resident theatre. This month, we are hosting our first Broadway master class with the star of Disney’s Frozen Jelani Alladin. And already in rehearsal is our brand new holiday production of Patrick Barlow’s A Christmas Carol.

As our artists are deep in planning for our 2020/2021 season, one of the guiding questions we are asking is, “What can we offer to our Nashville community that is new?”

Last month, at one of our open rehearsal events, a long time subscriber asked me if he could expect to see a lot of changes forthcoming at the Rep. The answer is both yes, and no.

You will never see us abandon our commitment to high quality, thought provoking, discussion starting theatre. Shows like last month’s Pipeline are a perfect example of how non-profit theatre can serve its community. But theatre evolves, and the Nashville community is rapidly changing, so Nashville Rep is evolving as well. The Rep’s program is broad enough to offer more. What you will see is our program expanding in many directions, including theatre designed to welcome families and first time theatre goers as well as unique productions that will make you rethink what we define as “theatre.”

In other words, a Nashville Rep that is both instantly familiar and completely new.

But that’s all for the future. Tonight, I truly hope you the unique experience that is Every Brilliant Thing. Thank you once again for being here, and for supporting your Nashville Repertory Theatre.

Drew OgleManaging Director


DIRECTOR’S NOTE

What makes life worth living? Every Brilliant Thing is a play about building resilience by finding joy in the everyday things in life. This story offers a life buoy to those of us who have struggled with depression and mental illness as it says

you are not alone. Duncan Macmillan adapted the play from a short story he wrote called “Sleeve Notes.” In both the story and the play, we follow the narrator’s journey to create a list of things that make life worth living after his mother attempts suicide. As a young boy, he wanted to make his mother feel better so the list began when the Narrator was seven with:

1. Ice Cream2. Water Fights3. Staying up past your bedtime and being allowed to watch TV4. The color yellow5. Things with stripes6. Roller coasters7. People falling over

While we acknowledge that this list is not a cure for depression and mental illness, we learn tactics for survival that lift us up and teach us how to begin to talk about our pain with our fellow human beings. Through our

Narrator’s journey, played by incredible Nashville actor Mark Cabus, we learn to open up and be vulnerable with each other. And with our Narrator, we realize that we can and need to laugh about some of the darker things in life. This story is a unique conversation in the theatre with the lights on.

Co-authored by actor/comedian Johnny Donohue, Every Brilliant Thing is told in collaboration with the audience. That means you will be invited to play a character or shout out one of the brilliant things when asked. We invite you to join us as humans who are interested in lifting each other up through story. We ask you to play with us as we explore the pieces of life that bring us together in a common experience: growing up, losing a pet, finding love, losing someone you love and overcoming crushing depression. As Duncan Macmillan says, “You’re not alone, you’re not weird, you will get through it, and you’ve just got to hold on. That’s a very uncool, unfashionable thing for someone to say, but I really mean it.” Thank you for joining us for Every Brilliant Thing and please contribute to our lobby as we craft our own list of things that make life worth living.

Lauren ShouseDirector


CAST AND PRODUCTION STAFF

CASTNarrator ............................................................................................................................................................... Mark Cabus*

PRODUCTION STAFFDirector .............................................................................................................................................................Lauren ShouseStage Manager ................................................................................................................................................ Zachariah HeilScenic Design ........................................................................................................................................................ Gary C. HoffSound Design ..................................................................................................................................................Kaitlin BarnettLighting Design ................................................................................................................................................ Darren LevinCostume Design .....................................................................................................................................................Emily PeckDirector of Production ...................................................................................................................... Christopher L. JonesProps Master ................................................................................................................................................. Amanda CreechMaster Carpenter .......................................................................................................................................Tucker SteinlageAssistant Director ............................................................................................................................................Erica Jo LloydAssistant Stage Manager ......................................................................................................................... Maggie Jackson+Assistant Lighting Designer ...................................................................................................................Erin FeatherstonWardrobe Supervisor ............................................................................................................................Lakeland Gordon+Costume Technician ................................................................................................................. Lauren Elisabeth Terry+Costume Manager ......................................................................................................................................Lori Gann-SmithScene Shop Foreman ................................................................................................................................ R. Preston Perrin

*Appearing through an Agreement between this theatre, Nashville Repertory Theatre, and Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.** Working under the protection of an Actors’ Equity Association Contract*** Represented by United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829 of the IATSE+ Participant in Nashville Rep’s Professional Internship Program++ Participant in Nashville Rep’s Performance Internship Program


WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST

Mark Cabus

NarratorFilm: Selma (Paramount), The Longest Ride (Fox 2000), The Client (Warner Bros.); TV: True Detective 3 (HBO); The Resident (Fox); TURN: Washington’s Spies (AMC); Against the Wall (HBO); NY Theater: Private Life (The Cubiculo), Hay Fever, Engaged (New York Theatre Co.); LORT: The Geller Girls (Alliance Theatre), The Importance of Being Earnest, Much Ado About Nothing (GA Shakespeare); Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Inherit the Wind (Nashville Repertory Theatre); Oliver! (Clarence Brown Theatre); LOA/SPT: A Christmas Carol (TPAC); Detroit (Horizon Theatre); I Am My Own Wife, Hamlet, Animal Farm (Naked Stages); The Tempest, Macbeth (Nashville Shakespeare Festival). Training: George Washington University (MFA), Belmont University (BFA), British-American Drama Academy, and National Shakespeare Conservatory. Faculty: Vanderbilt, Belmont, and Emory universities.


PRODUCTION STAFF

Lauren Shouse

DirectorMs. Shouse is thrilled to be returning to Nashville Rep where she previously directed Avenue Q; Rapture, Blister, Burn; Superior Donuts, and A Christmas Story. Her recent directing credits include: Something Clean a Sideshow/ Rivendell co-production, What We’re Up Against at Compass Theatre, The Cake at Rivendell Theatre (nominated for Chicago Jeff Award for Best Director); The Legend of Georgia McBride at Northlight Theatre; Nice Girl and Betrayal at Raven Theatre; Religion and Rubber Ducks with Ovvio Arte; Parallel Lives, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, The Last Five Years and Chess in Concert with Street Theatre Company; and Rear Widow at Chaffin’s Barn Theatre. In Chicago, Lauren served as the Associate Artistic Director at Northlight Theatre and has also worked with Steppenwolf Theatre, Goodman Theatre, Lookingglass Theatre, Route 66, The Gift Theatre, Chicago Dramatists, and Stage Left Theatre. Lauren received her MFA in theatre directing at Northwestern University and is currently the Assistant Professor of Theatre Directing at MTSU. www.LaurenShouseDirects.com

Zachariah Heil

Stage ManagerMr. Heil is thrilled to be telling this story with Nashville Rep as part of their 35th season. He has been working as a freelance Stage Manager and Designer in Nashville for the last three years. Credits include: Still Life With Iris, 2017 Winter Concert, Barefoot Children In The City Of Ward, You’re Still Here, The Paper Bag Princess (The Theater Bug); Avenue Q, A Doll’s House Part 2, A Christmas Story, Topdog/Underdog, Shakespeare In Love (Nashville Repertory Theatre); Title Of Show, Hedwig And The Angry Inch, Be More Chill, The Toxic Avenger, Holes (Street Theatre Company). Zachariah would like to thank his many mentors, and the Rep for the opportunity to learn from a boundlessly talented staff and crew.

Gary C. Hoff

Scenic DesignMr. Hoff is now designing his twentieth season for Nashville Rep. “This is going to be a very exciting season here at Nashville Rep and thank you for being part of this continuing adventure. We are very excited about all the new possibilities that lie before us.” He says, “Your positive support for the design work and technical work at the Rep over the past 20 years has been overwhelming. I would like to thank all those who made the production designs come to life, not only the talented staff at the Rep, but all of those businesses and individuals that have made it all possible.” In addition to designing for Nashville Rep, he has designed for Nashville Children’s Theatre, Nashville Shakespeare Festival, Tennessee Shakespeare Festival, and Dollywood Theme Park. He was included as one of the six “virtuoso” designers in American Theatre Magazine and was the recipient of the Ingram Individual Artist Fellowship in Theatrical Scene Design from the Tennessee Arts Commission. He holds an MA in scenic design from Purdue University and a BFA in Technical Theater from Central Michigan University. Gary hopes you enjoy this very exciting season and support the arts whenever possible. “Thank you!”

Kaitlin Barnett

Sound DesignKaitlin Barnett graduated from Belmont University with a B.S. in Audio Engineering. She is excited to join the team at Nashville Repertory Theatre. Credits include The House At Pooh Corner, As You Like It, Men On Boats, The Importance Of Being Earnest (Belmont University), Hedwig And The Angry Inch (Street Theatre Company), Abigail’s Party (Verge Theater), and Sherlock Holmes (Chaffin’s Barn Theatre).


PRODUCTION STAFF

Darren Levin

Lighting DesignMr. Levin is excited to be back with The Rep after designing productions across the west this summer. Previous Rep Credits: Topdog/Underdog, Avenue Q, Smart People, Posterity, Good Monsters, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead. Additional credits: Side Show, 9 to 5, Peter and the Starcatcher, Pageant, West Side Story, She Loves Me, The Drowsy Chaperone, Pride and Prejudice. Darren is an Associate Professor teaching lighting design at Middle Tennessee State University. Darren earned his BFA (with honors) in Theatrical Design/Technology from Missouri State University, and MFA in Theatrical Design from The University of Texas at Austin. Proud member United Scenic Artists 829 and the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) – Local 205.

Emily Peck

Costume DesignThis is Ms. Peck’s second season with the Rep after joining as an intern for the 34th season. In addition to being the Rep’s Rentals Manager she also freelances in costume design and construction. Other credits include Assistant Costume Designer for Nashville Rep’s Shakespeare in Love, Costume Designer for Doubt at University of Northern Iowa, and Assistant Costume Designer for Hamlet and Love’s Labors Lost at American Shakespeare Center.

Christopher L. Jones

Director of ProductionOriginally from Arizona, Christopher completed his undergraduate studies at New Mexico State University and earned his graduate degree from the University of Connecticut. He has over twenty five years of experience working for various regional theaters such as Arizona Theatre Company, the American Southwest Theatre Company, Connecticut Repertory Theatre, Long Wharf Theatre, Hartford Stage, Goodspeed Musicals, Yale Opera, Boston’s Playwrights Theatre, Playhouse On Park and The Ballard Institute of Puppetry. He has also worked at some of the major theater festivals in the United States such as Utah Shakespeare Festival, The New York Fringe Festival, Old Pueblo Playwright’s New Play Festival, The Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theatre Festival, The Provincetown Dance Festival, the New Orleans Tennessee Williams Literary Festival, and the Puppeteers of America’s National Convention. Christopher also designs and consults for other Nashville productions and companies. Aside from theater you can find his art work, photographs and writing in various publications and Art-O-Mat vending machines across the USA. www.jonesing.com

Amanda Creech

Props MasterAmanda is grateful to be a part of this production team. Education: BA in Drama from Trevecca University and Technical Certification in Properties from Yale School of Drama. Regional: Le Nozze Di Figaro, A Little Night Music (Aspen Opera Center), The Girl is Chained (Yale Repertory Theatre), For Your Eyes Only (Yale Cabaret). Props artisan highlights: An Enemy of the People, Native Son (Yale Repertory Theatre), Hand to God, Detroit ’67 (Actor’s Bridge Ensemble).

http://www.jonesing.com/


PRODUCTION STAFF

Tucker Steinlage

Master CarpenterOriginally from Georgia, Mr. Steinlage graduated from the University of Evansville with a BFA in Theatre Design and Technology. He started his college career in sound design, but quickly found his home in the scene shop where he worked as both a designer and technical director. Tucker has worked as a carpenter on both the east coast at Opera Saratoga and the Mountains of Colorado at Aspen Opera Center. He decided to start his professional career in Nashville and back in the south because of all the incredible opportunities found here and the severe lack of Waffle House everywhere else. Tucker is a big supporter of the arts and his art department back at UE where he helped jumpstart the metal working section of the campus sculpture studio. Currently he is working on honing his skills as a blacksmith with the goal of one day opening his own shop where he can make weapon-smith for stage and screen. IG: @Tuck_stein

Erica Jo Lloyd

Assistant DirectorErica Jo Lloyd is originally from Cedar Rapids, Iowa where she created theatre with a variety of organizations including Theatre Cedar Rapids, Urban Theater Project of Iowa, Brucemore Classics, and Brucemore Children’s Theatre and she founded the Underground New Play Festival which will be producing it’s 100th new play in 2019. Now a resident of Nashville, Erica is thrilled to be a part of Nashville Repertory Theatre as the Artistic Associate where she gets to work on the Ingram New Works Project; one of the coolest things of which she’s ever gotten to be a part. She holds a BFA in Theatre Directing and Arts Administration from Viterbo University but her true love is playwrighting. Erica is devoted to bringing more roles for women to the stage and has joined the Artistic Council of Woven Theatre where she hopes to be able to create even more new theatre.

Maggie Jackson

Assistant Stage ManagerA Tennessee native, Maggie has been based in Nashville since 2014. She attended Belmont University and graduated with a BFA in Theatrical Production Design. Some of her favorite productions include award winning Alice written by Ara Vito, an immersive telling of By the Bog of Cats, and her experiences partnered with local theatre company, Actors Bridge, for their productions of Fairytale Lives of Russian Girls and Men on Boats. She is very thankful for the opportunity to learn and continue growing within the Nashville Repertory Theatre. She looks forward to an amazing season.

Erin Featherston

Assistant Lighting DesignerErin Featherston is a lighting designer at Middle Tennessee State University. She recently designed for Bigfork Summer Playhouse’s summer season: Oklahoma!, Seussical, Catch Me If You Can, and The Wedding Singer. This is her second time assisting Darren Levin on a production with Nashville Repertory Theatre. She is super grateful for all of the wonderful people she has met through Nashville Rep. She also thanks her mentor/professor, Darren Levin, for supporting and encouraging all of her ambitions.

Lakeland Gordon

Wardrobe SupervisorLakeland Gordon received her Bachelors of Science in Theatre Arts from The University of Southern Mississippi. From Cookeville, TN, she has been involved in theatre since 2012, and has found her passion in costume design. In the past Lakeland has been Asst. Costume Designer for Peter and the Starcatcher and The Illusion. She has also been the Wardrobe Supervisor for Cabaret as well as Silent Sky.


PRODUCTION STAFF

Lauren Elisabeth Terry

Costume TechnicianLauren Terry is excited to join Nashville Repertory Theatre this season! Originally from Evansville, Indiana, Lauren attended Ouachita Baptist University, where she received her BFA in Musical Theatre. Favorite technical credits include Auto-da-fé (director), Oklahoma (assistant director), and Emerge Laborant (costume designer). Favorite performance credits include Blood Wedding (The Bride), Charlotte’s Web (Lamb), and Seussical (Bird Girl). Many thanks to Joe, Jennifer, Drew, Christina, her family and friends, and the Nashville Rep staff! laurenelisabethterry.com

Lori Gann-Smith

Costume ManagerThis is Lori’s second season with the Rep as Costume Manager. Lori received her B.S. in Speech & Theatre from Middle Tennessee State University and an M.F.A. in Costume Design from the University of Georgia. She was the Chair of Art & Design at Brenau University from 2014–2018 and the Fashion Design Program Director there from 2007–2018. Lori has worked as a costume designer for many producing organizations such as Tennessee State University, Hippodrome State Theatre, Gainesville Theatre Alliance, West Virginia Public Theatre and most recently for Nashville Rep for Shakespeare In Love. Lori has also served as a costume technician, stylist and costume designer for film and music videos. She thanks her husband, David and all of the #smithinbothams for their support of her career, wherever it takes her! See her work at www.lorigannsmith.com.

R. Preston Perrin

Scene Shop ForemanR. Preston Perrin has been heavily involved in the Nashville theatre scene after moving here in 2017. Hailing from the mountains of North Carolina, Perrin spends his time working as a carpenter, actor, stitcher, and stage manager for a variety of organizations across the greater Nashville area. His most recent scenic credits include Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Studio Tenn), Jack and the Giant (ACT 1), and Shakespeare in Love (Nashville Repertory Theatre). In addition, Perrin has stage managed the End Slavery Monologues (End Slavery Tennessee), Elf: The Musical (Chaffin’s Barn), and Smoke: A Ballad of the Night Riders (The Bell Witch Fall Festival). With a Bachelor’s degree in Theatre Education from Appalachian State University, Perrin has training in the Suzuki method of acting, as well as, an extensive background in costume and scenic construction. IG: @perrinprecision

Duncan Macmillan

AuthorPlays include: People, Places and Things (2015–2017, National Theatre/Wyndham’s Theatre, West End); 1984, adapted from George Orwell (2013–2017, Headlong/Nottingham Playhouse Theatre Company, West End, Broadway, international tours, co-adapted/co-directed with Rob Icke); Every Brilliant Thing (2013–2017, Paines Plough/Pentabus Theatre, Edinburgh Festival, UK and international tours, HBO); City Of Glass, adapted from Paul Auster (2017, 59 Productions, HOME, and Lyric Hammersmith); 2071, co-written with Chris Rapley (2014–2015, The Royal Court/Hamburg Schauspielhaus); The Forbidden Zone (2014–2016, Salzburg Festival and Schaubühne Berlin); Wunschloses Unglück, adapted from Peter Handke (2014, Burgtheater Vienna); Reise Durch Die Nacht, adapted from Friederike Mayröcker (2012–2014, Schauspiel Köln, Festival d’Avignon, Theatertreffen); Lungs (2011–2016, Paines Plough and Sheffield Theatres/Studio Theatre, Washington, DC); and Monster (2006, Royal Exchange Theatre).

http://www.lorigannsmith.com


STAFF AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS

STAFFManaging Director ....................................................................Drew OglePlaywright-in-Residence ........................................................Nate EpplerDirector of Marketing and Sales .............................................Laney FayDirector of Community Engagement ..................................Amos GlassDirector of Grants and Corporate Development ........ Laura AmondDirector of Production ........................................... Christopher L. JonesHead of Design/Resident Scenic Designer........................Gary C. HoffAccounting/Administrative Assistant ............................ Lydia KnottsCostume Manager .......................................................... Lori Gann-SmithArtistic Associate .................................................................Erica Jo LloydMaster Carpenter ........................................................... Tucker SteinlageProps Master ......................................................................Amanda Creech

Scene Shop Foreman .................................................... R. Preston PerrinRentals Manager .............................................................Emily Irene PeckProfessional Marketing Intern ................................... Hannah DewingProfessional Development Intern ......................................Maria SmithProfessional Stage Management Intern ................ Kristen GoodwinProfesional Wardrobe Intern ....................................Lakeland GordonProfessional Costume Technician Intern.... Lauren Elisabeth TerryProfessional Technical Production Intern ...............Maggie Jackson Professional Technical Production Intern ............Karch AbramsonIngram New Works Intern .............................................. Jenysa ErskineIngram New Works Intern ................................................Brooke Bethel

BOARD OF DIRECTORSPresident ......................................................................................Bonnie DowCo-Founder ......................................................................Martha R. IngramTreasurer ..................................................................................... Kim HewellSecretary .....................................................................................Trina EwaldPresident-Elect ............................................................................Rob Turner

ADVISORY COUNCILMegan BarryKaren BirdLee F. BlankLeslie BooneBarabra BovenderSharon LaGrande CarterChris ChamberlainMarjean CottonCarol Creswell-BetschBeth CurleyAnnette EskindSara HooverVicki HorneDavid JacksonA. Scott KendrickHoward Lamar III

John LasiterKen LeiserSally LevineAngela MartianCheryl White MasonMarcia McDonaldAnne Elizabeth McIntoshCraig E. PhilipTim PierceMatt PieruckiDavid PowellMary Neil PriceJim ReamsJohn RobertsJulie RobertsJill Robinson

Todd RolappCharles SangerAnn Meador ShayneMike SmithJoe SteakleyAnn SternDeborah M. TannenbaumT. Stephen C. TaylorBrande ThomasMartha TrammellNicky Weaver CheekDavid Williams IIDeborah K. WilliamsAlan YoungAlan YuspehBarb Zipperian

PAST PRESIDENTS CIRCLEBeth AlexanderEd BensonJack BovenderChris ChamberlainMarjean Coddon

Vicki HorneKerry GrahamPamela JohnsonHoward Lamar IIIJon Lehman

Michael J. SchoenfeldMartha TrammellNicky Weaver CheekAlan Yuspeh

Lenai AugustineEd BensonErin BishopLorrie BrouseLisa DunawayMike FernandezAaron Flinn

Sara GetsayDan GooverBrittany HunterLaura KimbrellJay KlineJon MansonSejal Mehta

Joelle PhillipsJan ReadJulie SchneiderLoLita ToneyLaTonya Turner


CORPORATE, FOUNDATION, AND GOVERNMENT PARTNERS

Nashville Rep is extremely grateful for the support of the following corporations, foundations, and government agencies that support its mission and programing through their contributions.


DONORS

Supporters from July 1, 2018 – October 1, 2019

★ $50,000Ingram Charitable Advised FundMartha Rivers Ingram*Martha Rivers Ingram Advised FundMetro Nashville Arts CommissionTennessee Arts Commission

★ $35,000-$49,999The HCA FoundationThe Shubert Foundation, Inc.

★ $25,000-$34,999HCA Healthcare/TriStar Health

★ $15,000-$24,999Ingram CharitiesRegions Financial Corporation

★ $10,000-$14,999The Community Foundation

of Middle TennesseeNational Endowment for the ArtsRob Turner and Jay Jones*Robert K. and Anne H. Zelle Fund for

Fine and Performing Arts

★ $5,000-$9,999AT&T TennesseeBarbara and Jack BovenderCaterpillar Financial

Services CorporationTimothy Larson*Lipscomb UniversityBrittany MaynordJudge Gilbert S. MerrittPiedmont Natural Gas Foundation/

Nashville Gas CompanyPublix Super Makets Charities, Inc.Dr. Norm Scarborough and

Mrs. Kimberly Hewell*Joan ShayneThe Shayne FoundationMartha J. Trammell*Joseph UvanniWashington Foundation

★ $2,500-$4,999AnonymousErin Bishop*Narvel BlackstockEnterprise Solutions, Inc.Fletcher Foster and Dennis JohnsonRick and Sara Fowler Getsay*Vicki and Rick Horne*Ingram IndustriesDiana and Tony Oglesby*Pinnacle BankDr. John Schneider and

Mrs. Julie Schneider*

Mr. Jim Seabury and Mrs. Laurie Seabury

Ginny and Jack StalkerSteven TaylorTKO Artist ManagementTurner Law OfficesBrooke West

★ $1,000-$2,499Aladdin Industries Foundation, IncThe Annette and Irwin Eskind

Family FoundationLenai Augustine*Jamie and Ed Benson*Leslie Boone*Jason BradshawDr. Sharon L. Carter*Caterpillar FoundationCenterstoneCornea Consultants-NashvilleKevin CraneBonnie Dow and John Sloop*Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Eskind*Vicki and David EstrinTrina and Mark Ewald*Aaron and Elizabeth Flinn*Mike and Mindy Fernandez*Ms. Gail GreilDan Groover*Vickie Hannig*Laura and TK KimbrellMr. Joseph Kline*Sally Levine*Mary MakleyJennifer McCoy*Sejal Mehta and Devin Sherman*Mental Heath America

of the Mid-SouthMerrill Lynch Wealth ManagementLeslie and Scott NewmanJonathan Norris and Jennifer Carlat*Robert and Kathy OlsenMarian T. Ott and Craig E. Philip*Arnita and Tim OzgenerMurat OzgenerThe Patricia C. and

Thomas F. Frist, Jr. FundWendy and Jason PharrisDavid and Kerri PowellJan Read and Greg Smith*Jeffrey Scott Richardson and

Arbadellia Richardson*Jeanie RittenberryAnne and Charles RoosCharles and Maureen Sanger*Dorothea B. SeverinoJacqueline B. Shrago*Ann and Willy SternLaTonya TurnerThe Johnson Asfoury Group of

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★ $500-$999Anonymous (2)Michael J. Baron and Kristin S. BaronRussell BatesLorrie Brouse*Iris BuhlThe LA Book ClubJohn and Susan CurtisLisa Dunaway*Ken FitzpatrickJames FlauttSara FortenberryMr. Gilbert Fox IIITerri and Robert FrostVickie HannigIngram Barge CompanyMr. and Mrs. A. Scott KendrickKara KindallLaRoche Family FoundationGloria and Ted LaRocheJohn Lasiter and Daryl WoodsMark Lipsey and Teris ScheryBrian MarquisHeather Marsh and Rick MarshLeslie MatkoskyMitchell McCoyMarcia McDonaldDale C. NorthThe Pulles/Mcllwain

Donor Advised FundKathleen and Tim O’BrienPam Lewis FoundationDouglas J. and Elizabeth Pasto-CrosbyNeil Price and Nancy FallsCharles Esten and

Patrica Hanson PuskarNathan H. Ridley*Patrick and Rosanne Slay*The Steven and Laurie Eskind

Family FoundationJoe N. SteakleyLaura StroudCarolyn and Steve TaylorAleta and Byron TraugerConnie and Alan ValentineBarbara and Ken ZipperianZipperian Family Fund

★ $250-$499AnonymousNancy and Benjamin AdamsHenry O. Arnold III and Kay ArnoldBrian BarryKaren and Pete Bird*Shirley H. BlackburnThe Blum Family FoundationBradley Arant Boult Cummings, LLP

Thank You For Supporting The Rep! Nashville Rep is deeply grateful to the following individuals, businesses, government agencies, and foundations for supporting the arts in Nashville through their generous contributions to our Annual Fund and Special Events.

For further information about donating to Nashville Rep, please contact Amos Glass, Director of Community Engagement, at [email protected] or 615-349-3226.


DONORS

Jason and Sherri BrummMr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Casa SantaBarbara and Eric ChazenTeresa CovingtonBeth CurleyAndrew Daughety and

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GIFTS IN KINDAmber Falls WineryThe BelcourtBobby HotelMelody CarrCarrabba’s Italian GrillKaren D. CarrierCatering & Events by SuzetteCharManeet ChauhanCity WineryDeacons New SouthDorris A. HendrixDozen BakeryTrina EwaldFeinstein’s/54 BelowFletcher Foster and Dennis JohnsonFrist Art MuseumThe Home EditJive! A Printworks StudioKimpton Aertson HotelKimpton Muse HotelLilly Pulitzer Green HillsLipman Brothers, Inc.Melrose BNBModaRebecca MongrainMorph HospitalityNashville BalletNashville OperaNashville Event LightingNashville PredatorsNashville Shakespeare FestivalNashville Sips N StrokesNashville SoundsNashville SymphonyPaula Joyner-ClinardPeninsulaPied Piper CreameryPremiere TransportationRebecca MongrainOshi Floral DesignRebel Hill FloristRed Eye Bloody Mary MixRedmon WinesRolf and DaughtersSea SaltSkin RN AestheticsStars and Strikes Family

Entertainment CenterTable 3Tailgate BreweryTaylor Family WinesTito’s Handmade VodkaTKO Artist ManagementRob Turner and Jay JonesVon Elrod’s Beer HallWild Shot Mezcal

GIFTS MADE IN HONOR OF THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALSDavid ArnoldMarjean CoddonRené CopelandScot CopelandSam L. CordellMartha Rivers IngramPamela J. JohnsonSally M. LevineJames StoryRob Turner and Jay Jones

*Nashville Repertory Theatre is thrilled to acknowledge our donors who are also season ticket holders.

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