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Cast (in order of appearance):Birds ....................................... Emily Sade Bautista, Amanda Everett, Jazley Genovese, David Gregory, Rachel Herrera, Maia Larom, Stephanie Nesbitt, Benjamin Sutton and Mikaela Villalpando Frog ........................................................................................................... Barron HenzelToad ..........................................................................................................Frank RemiatteSnail ............................................................................................ Wilfred Grant T. PalomaTurtle ...............................................................................................................Daryl DaleyMice ........................................................... Emily Sade Bautista and Mikaela VillalpandoLizard ..........................................................................................................Kyle SweeneySquirrels ................................................................Maia Larom and Sebastian Palomera Young Frog .......................................................................................Sebastian PalomeraFather Frog .................................................................................................Kyle SweeneyMother Frog ....................................................................................................Daryl DaleyLarge and Terrible Frog ........................................................................................ HimselfMoles ................................................................................Daryl Daley, Jazley Genovese, Kyle Sweeney and Benjamin Sutton

Mickey Farley and The Swamp Swingers: BAND SPONSORED IN PART BY THOMAS FITZPATRICK AND BARRON HENZEL

AnnouncementPlease turn off all electronic devices and cell phones during the performance. Rest rooms are located in the recreation center near the front desk. If you need to exit during the performance, please use the rear exit of the theatre as light from the hallway interferes with the performance.

Video and/or audio recording of this performance by any means whatsoever is strictly prohibited.

A YEAR WITH FRoG AND ToAD Is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. 421 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019

Phone: 212-541-4684 Fax: 212-397-4684 www.MTIShows.com

A Year with Frog and Toad runs about 90 minutes and has one 15-minute intermission.

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Music by Robert Reale. Book and Lyrics by Willie Reale.Based on the books by Arnold Lobel.

Originally presented on Broadway by Bob Boyett, Adrianne Lobel, Michael Gardner, Lawrence Horowitz and Roy Furman

World Premiere at The Children’s Theatre Company Minneapolis, Minnesota

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Michael Farley: Conductor, KeyboardKim Darden: Flute, Clarinet, Bass

Clarinet, Tenor SaxophonePhil Imming: TromboneSteve Jilka: Bass

Sven Salumaa: DrumsLowell Stevenson: Trumpet,

Piccolo TrumpetDee Wood: Flute, Piccolo Clarinet,

Alto Saxophone

Acknowledgements

City of CoronadoCoronado Recreation Services and Community Center StaffCity of Coronado Building Inspector and Fire MarshallThe Mission Restaurants

Dale GoodmanKirk VallesSpecial thanks to spouses, significant others, family, and friends whose love and support helped make this production possible.

Director ...................................................................................................Thomas Fitzpatrick Music Director / Accompanist ....................................................................... Michael FarleyChoreography ..................................................................................... Jennie Gray ConnardProducers ......................................................................Jennie Gray Connard, Katy SkyrudAssistant Director ............................................................................................... Nettie AllenStage Manager .................................................................................................. Kathy Parks Assistant Stage Manager ................................................................................... N Joy Feria Scenic Design ..........................................................................Barron Henzel, Bill ConnardScenic Painting .............................................................................................Rosemary King Lighting Design ............................................................................................. Josh olmstead Sound Design ......................................................................................................Alex Heath Costume Design ...............................................................................Pat John, Jane Russell Costume Assistant .......................................................................................Rosemary KingProps and House Dressing ................................................Amanda Everett, Pamela Everett Lighting Technician ..................................................................................... Robert ShadboltFollow Spot operator .......................................................................................Ric Michaels Sound Technician ........................................................................................... Jack Connard Set Construction/Painting ....................The Bautista Family, Paul Bruemmer, Bill Connard, Jennie Gray Connard, Jack Connard, Patty Fay, Thomas Fitzpatrick, Barron Henzel, Rosemary King, Katy Skyrud, Susan Skyrud, Todd Sutton Graphics/Program Design ..............................................................................Barron Henzel Publicity Videography ................................................................................... Robert Stewart Head Shot and Production Photography ...................................... Adriana Zuniga-WilliamsMedia Coordination / Publicity and Marketing .................... M.G. Perez, Debra RodebaughMarketing Intern .................................................................................. Ariana Rastegarpour Poster Distribution ..........................................................................Patty Fay and Company House Managers ...................................................................Mark Genovese, Diane SzuchBox Office ........................................................................... Susan Skyrud, Amanda EverettSouvenirs .............................................................................................. Pickwick VolunteersConcessions ..................................................................... Harry A. Granruth, Stan HoffmanUsher Coordinator .....................................................................................Janis VanderfordBoard Liaison ............................................................ Debbie David (Coronado Playhouse), Cameron Williams (Pickwick Players)Managing Theatre Director ................................................................................Katy Skyrud

Production Team and Theatre Staff

A Note from the Playhouse - Member Supported Theatre

The Boards of Pickwick Players and Coronado Playhouse are very excited about this amazing partnership of two San Diego community theatres to bring you A Year With Frog and Toad! While many of the individual talents have played at both theatres, our mutual production is something new and has been an enriching experience.Coronado Playhouse is moving towards its 70th year. In contrast, Pickwick Players is a relatively new theatre company, yet we share many goals and a basic mission to provide an outlet for creative community involvement, while seeking to produce quality entertainment. A big part of that are the creating, acting and technical aspects of producing and directing shows, which is a most rewarding element. We are fortunate to see community spirit come together every day in community theatre. For example, Barron Henzel designed the impressive and challenging set you are about to see which required many hands to make. It was heartfelt when the crews started to arrive after a couple calls and emails! It is extremely satisfying to see the bonds made with each production. It strengthens our communities and human compassion.Fundraising is a hard part of each production but crucial for every show in community theaters. We continue

to keep ticket prices at an accessible level to attain the largest reach in San Diego for live theatre. We need your help to keep treasured shows such as A Year With Frog and Toad in our seasons. We try to make fundraising a little different for each show, so for this one we are happy to offer Frog & Toad Fun Packages to enhance your child’s experience, an opportunity drawing for a very large stuffed frog, and small plush swap creatures, all for a minimal donation cost. If you are able to increase your support, another great way is to become a sponsor member; you can see the levels in the program insert. All donations benefit both theatres and help in the larger costs such as the set, costumes, and our 7-piece band!Coronado Playhouse and Pickwick Players are both all-volunteer, non-profit theatres sharing with you this experience of live theatre through this classic favorite. We truly hope you, your friends, and, your families enjoy our production of A Year With Frog and Toad, even though Toad is a little grumpy.Katy Skyrud Managing Director Coronado Playhouse Jennie Gray Connard Board President Pickwick Players

Musical Numbers

ACT IA Year With Frog And Toad— Frog, Toad and BirdsSpring—Frog, Toad and BirdsSeeds—ToadThe Letter—SnailGetta Loada Toad— Toad, Frog, Turtle, Mice and LizardUnderwater Ballet—orchestra, danced by Turtle, Mice and LizardAlone—FrogThe Letter (Reprise)—SnailCookies—Frog, Toad and Birds

THERE WILL BE oNE 15-MINUTE INTERMISSIoN

ACT IIEntr’ActeThe Kite—Frog, Toad and BirdsLeaves: A Year With Frog And Toad (Reprise)—BirdsHe’ll Never Know—Frog and ToadShivers— Young Frog, Mother Frog, Father Frog, Large and Terrible Frog, Frog and ToadThe Letter (Reprise)—SnailSnow Ballet—orchestra, danced by MolesDown The Hill—Frog, Toad and MolesI’m Coming Out of My Shell—SnailToad to the Rescue—Toad and MolesMerry Almost Christmas— Toad, Frog and EnsembleFinale—Frog, Toad and Birds

Thanks to our Board of Directors

Coronado Playhouse:

Pickwick Players:

Barron Henzel (President)M.G. Perez (Vice President) Sven Salumaa (Secretary) Michael Van Allen (Treasurer) Bill Connard (Member)

Debbie David (Member) Vanessa Dinning (Member) Rosemary Harrison (Member)Katy Skyrud (Member)

Jennie Gray Connard (President)Kirk Valles (Vice President)Kyle Young (Secretary)Mark Genovese (Treasurer)

Debra Rodebaugh (Publicity Director)Nettie Allen (Youth Ambassador)Sheri Spector (Member-at-Large)Cameron Williams (Artistic Director)

The story of A Year With Frog and Toad begins in 1970, when Arnold Lobel’s classic book Frog and Toad are Friends was first published. Lobel received a Caldecott Honor award, and went on to publish three additional volumes of Frog and Toad adventures. In 2002, Adrianne Lobel, the author’s daughter, commissioned a musical based on her father’s most beloved characters.A Year With Frog and Toad was written by brothers Robert and Willie Reale, based on all four books in Lobel’s Frog and Toad series. Children’s Theatre Company in Minneapolis first produced the musical in 2002. It next opened Off-Broadway at The New Victory Theater. After stellar reviews and a sold-out run, the show transferred to Broadway, where it opened at the Cort Theatre in 2003. The show broke new ground by bringing professional children’s theatre to Broadway, sparking the interest of the age 3 to 12 set. A Year With

Frog and Toad was nominated for three ToNY Awards including “Best Musical,” “Best Book of a Musical,” and “Best original Score”.I had the great pleasure of directing Coronado Playhouse’s Young Audience’s production of Sleeping Beauty or the Famous Rose Taboo last summer, as well as Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella in 2010. It is always such a joy seeing the excitement in the eyes of children and watching them respond with laughter, awe, and applause. When Coronado Playhouse and Pickwick Players were looking at presenting a co-production of A Year With Frog and Toad, I jumped, or should I say hopped, at the chance to direct. Though I had never read the books prior, I had heard the jazzy upbeat music, which is filled with so much melody and wit, and I was excited to read the script. I feel it has the charm, innocence, and pure entertainment that I believe audiences of all ages enjoy. It is the perfect show for the entire family: the young and young at heart. our production’s creative team, cast, designers, crew, and musicians are outstanding, and they all need to be recognized. I truly thank all of them for their professionalism, expertise, and hard work. So, whether you have read the books and loved them, or you are experiencing these spirited swamp friends for the first time, may the musical magic of A Year With Frog and Toad awaken fond memories from hibernation, or create a few new ones.

Director’s Notes

Thomas Fitzpatrick, Director

Coronado Playhouse is the Community’s TheatreCoronado Playhouse is committed to giving back to the local community, beyond offering quality entertainment, by using its public platform to help those in need. During A Year with Frog and Toad, we are proud to partner with Ronald McDonald House Charities of San Diego.The House is specifically designed to provide a home away from home for families with hospitalized children – including 47 bedrooms, hot meals and a children’s play area for siblings – so families can focus their attention on supporting their sick or injured child instead of worrying about day-to-day needs. Ronald McDonald’s Red Shoe will be in the lobby of the theatre for donations during the run of the show as part of the annual Red Shoe Day fundraising campaign.

RONALD MCDONALDHOUSE CHARITIESSAN DIEGO

RAISING FUNDS TO BENEFIT

Emily Sade Bautista (Bird/Mouse) is happy to make her Coronado Playhouse/Pickwick Players debut in A Year with Frog and Toad. She most recently played Mini Lucy and Ginger Blanket in You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown at South

County’s CYT. other credits include School House Rock (SoCo CYT), Shrek the Musical and Little Mermaid (SoCo CYT). Emily Sade Bautista would like to thank God, her parents, brother, family, friends, and her vocal coach Karyn overstreet for their support.

Daryl Daley (Turtle/Mother Frog/Mole) SPONSORED BY NORM AND DARLENE DALEY is happy to be back on the Coronado Playhouse stage after appearing as Girl Bear in this season’s opener, Avenue Q. As a child, Daryl spent ten years on

the Junior Theatre stage in Balboa Park and is glad to be a part of another show geared towards young audiences! other CPH appearances include Mary Sunshine in Chicago and Princess Beauty in Sleeping Beauty or the Famous Rose Taboo, as well as ensemble roles in Spamalot, TBLWIT and The Drowsy Chaperone.

Amanda Everett (Bird) SPONSORED BY HARRY GRANRuTH III AND KATY SKYRuD is thrilled to be back at Coronado Playhouse! Having read the Frog & Toad books all her life, few things could make her happier than the chance to temporarily move into

their swamp. Her past productions include The It Girl, Ruthless, Curtains, Cinderella, The

Adventures of Patty-Cat & Kittle, Sealed for Freshness, The Producers, Carnival, and the 100th anniversary cast of The Tik-Tok Man of Oz. She would like to thank her amazing friends and family for their unwavering support and love!

Jazley Genovese (Bird/Mole) is happy to be performing with Pickwick Players again and is excited to make her Coronado Playhouse debut. She most recently played Kathrine in Kiss Me Kate at SDSCPA and is currently in

production with Breakthrough Workshop Theatre on The Things We Never Say. Past favorite roles include Princess Fiona in Shrek the Musical and Alice Beineke in The Addams Family. Jazley would like to thank Tom, Michael, Jennie, and the entire cast and crew for a wonderful experience!

David Gregory (Bird) is the Vice President of the Pickwick Players Youth Board and has performed with them for nearly five years and eleven shows. He has played Charlie Brown multiple times, David Clemens in David and Lisa, and

most recently Rapunzel’s Prince in Into the Woods. Though he’s new to the Coronado Playhouse’s excellent talent and beautiful space, such a welcoming introduction has

assured that he’ll be back.

Barron Henzel (Frog/Set Design/Graphic Design) SPONSORED BY CHRIS POWELL played the Fairy Godfather in last summer’s Sleeping Beauty… Favorite acting

Cast Bios (In alphabetical order)

credits: Snoopy!!! (Pickwick Players), Pageant, Much Ado…, Pump Boys, Angels Among Us (CPH); Grease (onStage)(Aldea Award); They’re Playing Our Song (Scripps Ranch); The Busy World is Hushed, Torch Song Trilogy, Handsome Men (Diversionary); 1776, H2$, Scarlet Pimpernel, Jekyll & Hyde (Starlight); various film and commercial work. Barron is a Star Award recipient, and, offstage he is an art director and president of the board of directors at Coronado Playhouse.

Rachel Herrera (Bird) is fifteen years old and attends Eastlake High School. Rachel is thrilled to be making her Coronado Playhouse/Pickwick Players debut in A Year with Frog and Toad. Some of her favorite roles include Middle Pocahontas

in Pocahontas and Lucy in Narnia. Rachel would like to thank her vocal coach, Karyn overstreet, for all her support and encouragement. She would also like to thank the amazing artistic team for giving her this wonderful opportunity.

Maia Larom (Bird/Squirrel) is excited to be reprising a favorite role in A Year with Frog and Toad as her debut at Coronado Play-house and Pickwick Players! She was most recently seen as the French Boy in Flight of the Lawnchair Man (SDJT). other credits:

Hodel in Fiddler on the Roof (Pacific Children’s Theatre) and one of the Three Blind Mice in Shrek the Musical (SDJT). Maia thanks her

friends and family for their support.

Stephanie Nesbitt (Bird) SPONSORED BY JEANINE WILLIAMS MCBRIDE is enjoying her first role at Coronado Playhouse in A Year With Frog and Toad. She most recently played Florinda in

Into the Woods, also with Pickwick Players. In previous years, she has done productions with theaters in both Hawaii and Georgia, where she was born. Stephanie thanks her mother for being a huge supporter of her never-ending imagination.

Wilfred Grant T. Paloma (Snail) SPONSORED BY HARRY GRANRuTH III AND KATY SKYRuD is overjoyed for this Coronado Playhouse/Pickwick Players collaboration! Upcoming: The Things We Never Say at the SD Fringe Festival (2015). Regional

Credits include: Kenickie/Teen Angel in Grease, Usnavi in In the Heights (Saville), Betty in Three Penny opera (UCSD), Man 1 in Songs for a New World (onStage), Angel in Rent (SWC), and Stephen in Sheila (oB Playhouse). Past Coronado Credits: Mistletoe, Music and Mayhem (Man1), Carnival! (Roustabout) and Chicago (Featured Ensemble).

Sebastian Palomera (Young Frog/ Squirrel) will be making his Coronado Play-house/Pickwick Play-ers debut as Young Frog in A Year with Frog and Toad. Most recently Sebastian played a servant in Annie at Warren Walker Theatre. other credits

include Jack and the Beanstalk-Character Mat-ters, and Dragon Mountain. In his spare time, Sebastian enjoys playing basketball and prac-ticing piano. Sebastian would like to thank his parents and siblings for their constant support.

Frank Remiatte (Toad) SPONSORED BY MIKE WASINSKI is thrilled to be back with Coronado Playhouse/Pickwick Players working with this amazing cast and production team! Past Coronado Playhouse shows include Spamalot, Pageant the Musical and Cinderella.

other San Diego credits include; 9 to 5 The Musical, To Gillian on her 37th Birthday, Sordid Lives, Incorruptible, and the list goes on. Frank will be directing the upcoming Pickwick production of Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None. “As always, Love & Thanks to my one and only!”

Benjamin Sutton (Bird/Mole) SPONSORED BY TODD AND SARAH SuTTON started acting at Junior Theater at a young age and has loved it ever since. He also participated in Canyon Crest Academy’s theater conservatory for three years. Currently Ben

studies at University of Colorado Boulder and plans to keep theater a major part of his life. Favorite roles include, Leaf Coneybear in Spelling Bee and Trekkie in Avenue Q (CCA), Nicely-Nicely in Guys and Dolls and William Barfee in Spelling Bee (SDJT). Thank you to everyone who made this production possible!

Kyle Sweeney (Lizard/Father Frog/Mole) is grateful to be making his Coronado Playhouse/Pickwick Players debut in A Year with Frog and Toad. He was most recently seen as The Wolf/Cinderella’s Prince in Into the Woods

with Leigh Scarritt Productions. He received his bachelor’s degree from San Diego State University in 2014, and since has become more involved with local theatre. Kyle Sweeney would like to thank his supportive family, friends, and mentors.

Mikaela Celeste Villalpando (Bird/Mouse) is thirteen years old and thrilled to be making her Coronado Playhouse/Pickwick debut. Favorite roles include Betty Lou Who in How the Grinch Stole Christmas (The

old Globe), Kendra in 13 (CYC), Veruca Salt in Willy Wonka and Annie in Annie (CYT). Mikaela recently signed to CESD talent agency in LA, filmed her first commercial for Disney Channel, and shot her first print ad for Disneyland. She was accepted at the SDSCPA. Mikaela thanks her family for all their love and support.

Playing at other Associated Community Theatres of San Diego.

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OnStage Playhouse:AlwAyS PATSy Cline

June 26 - July 26By Ted Swindley

Directed by Melinda Glib

Lamplighters:84 ChAring CroSS roAD

June 28 - July 19Adapted by James Roose evans

Directed by Steve Murdock

Patio Playhouse:BeCky ShAwJune 5 - 28

By Gina GionfriddoDirected by Samantha Goldstein

Pickwick Players: AnD Then There were none

AuGuST 21 - 30By Agatha Christie

Directed by Frank Remiatte

PowPAC:UnneCeSSAry FArCeJuly 24 - AuGuST 23

By Paul Slade SmithDirected by Keith Anderson

Thomas Fitzpatrick (Director) directed last summer’s Sleeping Beauty or The Famous Rose Taboo and is excited to return to direct another Young Audiences production. Tom directed Pickwick Players’ Zombie Prom and CPH’s TBLWIT, The Drowsy Chaperone, Cinderella and The It Girl. Tom has performed in productions at Diversionary, Lyceum, Avo Playhouse, The Broadway, SD Lyric opera, and onStage. He was last seen in CPH’s Spamalot and played Charlie Brown in Pickwick’s mentoring project Snoopy!!! other directing credits include Grease (onStage), A Taffeta Christmas (Pickwick/onStage) and Dames at Sea (Lamplighters). Next, Tom directs CPH’s Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike.Michael Farley (Musical Director/Keyboard) is a former chef and a native of Philadelphia. Michael has been the Music Director for the Theater Department at San Diego City College for the past fourteen years. He is a graduate of Temple University and USD. He has worked locally for the San Diego Unified School District and the South Bay Union School District. He has had the pleasure working with Pickwick Players on their productions of Zombie Prom and Pippin. Michael is very happy to be doing his first production here at Coronado Playhouse.Katy Skyrud (Co-Producer) As a producer, she is fortunate and grateful to have worked with Tom Fitzpatrick and Barron Henzel on numerous musicals, starting with The It Girl, in 2009. The list goes on to include Cinderella, The Drowsy Chaperone, TBLWIT, Sleeping Beauty, and A Year With Frog & Toad. Also privileged to have worked with Rayme Sciaroni, bringing a local playwright & composer production of Mistletoe, Music & Mayhem. As managing director, she has the opportunity to work with a variety of notable teams and continues to be impressed by the talented people who come to play, and sometimes stay awhile. Thrilled to finally work with Jennie Gray Connard and Nettie Allen and all the other usual suspects. Great cast + team = great show!Jennie Gray Connard (Choreographer/Co-Producer): AYWF&T marks Jennie’s ninth production at CPH and her third with Pickwick Players. Jennie currently serves as the board president for Pickwick and is thrilled for the partnership with CPH that is bringing this experience to young audiences in San Diego. Director/choreographer credits include Pageant, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Spamalot, and Avenue Q. Acting credits include They’re Playing Our Song, The Drowsy Chaperone, Sleeping Beauty and Cinderella. Jennie is incredibly grateful to her family for their constant love and support, and to her friends who remind her every day how sweet it is to get to play at the theatre.

Jane Russell (Costume Design) has taught porcelain doll-making and costuming for many years. That experience made an easy transition to creating theatrical costumes when she costumed The Merchant of Venice at Coronado Playhouse. Since then she has volunteered at onStage Playhouse, PowPac, Pickwick Players, and Scripps Ranch Theatre. She has been honored to receive awards for set design and costumes, as well as the Hall of Fame Award from ACT last year. Many good friends have been made while volunteering.Pat John (Costume Design) Previous: Co-designer Mistletoe, Music & Mayhem, Dearly Beloved, Romeo and Juliet, Chicago, Ruthless the Musical (Coronado Playhouse); Corpse (PowPAC); 9 to 5 (onStage). Background: Fashion Design (Mesa), Fashion Shows (FGI), Seamstress (Sea World). The actors say words and sing songs but without each one of us behind the scenes it would never be a fantastic and completed show for you, our honored guests to enjoy.Kathy Parks (Stage Manager) is excited to be working with such a talented cast and crew on this fun show. She has worked on several other productions with Coronado Playhouse, Pickwick Players, and Trinity Theatre Company. Kathy thanks her fabulous sons Connor and Sean Paul Boyd for introducing her to this crazy theatrical world. Enjoy!Nettie Allen (Assistant Director) is overjoyed to be working on this amazing show with such an outstanding cast and production team. She has worked with Pickwick Players the last five years and serves as the Youth Ambassador. Thank you to Tom for this opportunity and family and friends for their never-ending support.Alex Heath (Sound Design) is a San Diego native who has been involved in music and performance since an early age. He graduated from the San Diego School of Creative Performing Arts in 2009 where he was named Jazz Musician of the Year. He then went to Chico State University where he completed his degree in Recording Arts. He recently worked on sound for Coronado Playhouse productions of Spamalot, Mistletoe, Music & Mayhem and Avenue Q.Josh Olmstead (Lighting Design) is looking forward to his second year working with Coronado Playhouse after just completing a busy lighting year including Mistletoe, Music, and Mayhem!, Spamalot, Sherlock Holmes: the Final Adventure, Sleeping Beauty or The Famous Rose Taboo, and Chicago. He is grateful for the supportive CPH family and the opportunity to play with expensive toys that contribute in inspiring and entertaining others.

Creative Team Bios

Coronado Playhouse Foundation Members

CROWN PRODUCER - $10,000 and aboveLeonard Hirsch

PRODUCER - $1,500Bill & Jennie Connard

CROWN DONOR - $1000 and aboveHarry Granruth III & Katy

SkyrudRussell and Mary JohnsonM. G. PerezPeter RauschJackie Suitt

DONOR - $500 and aboveMichael and Dawn

BongiovanniGary & Marlene CohenTom Fitzpatrick & Barron

HenzelMichael GlassChuck & Jo-Ann HoweJames & Sondra SeerightTodd and Sarah Sutton

BENEFACTOR - $250 and aboveGladys Beit-IshooKarim BourisNorm & Darlene DaleyPatty Fay*Tom HaineJacquelyn McCoyStephen and DJ McLaughlinChristina Paine-RossDr. Andrew and Dee Sabey Robert SpaneBill Speer and Marsi SteirerDick & Brenda Warneka

PATRON - $125 and aboveJudith AbbottKeith & Mary AndersonDavid & Lizzie BoyerDonald B. EdgeRaymond & Patricia LynchChris PowellSven & Anniessa SalumaaCynthia SchubertDr. & Mrs. SchwartzSkip & Kim ThaelerMartin & Claire WhiteAnonymousMichael Van AllenJanis Vanderford

FAMILY - $100 and aboveMaureen BennettJoan BrobstDavid BrownJoe & Marly Da RosaAri, Debbie & Jake DavidBill & Eleanor KippermanTricia Drouet & Michael LockeMichael & Chris FowlerFriends of Tom HaineArleen HitchcockUrsula KantorMarilyn KershnerMarilyn MetzlerThomas & Alice MoranWayne MurphyJeannette SpaffordNancy TaylorMike Wasinski &

Frank RemiatteThe Widmer FamilyAlisa & Cameron WilliamsJeanine Williams McBrideAleta Wilson

INDIVIDUAL - $50 and aboveBarbara BarnesAkirah BoydCelia BurkelLoris and Tani CohenLoris and Tani CohenAnna DoddsIn memory of Rear Admiral

Robert ErlyKaren FiorelloEdward FloydJoan HallRosemary HarrisonRobert HoughtonRon HoytDebra LusitaniaKarina MagurnoStacy MycornJames MulvanySandra NewtonMatt RogowskiSusan SkyrudTanya SuhonenJordine Skoff Von WantochDorothy WebbDan Zindler

*Designated to A Year with Frog and Toad

Ticket prices only cover a portion of production costs. our members keep Coronado Playhouse operating! Anyone can become a member. Benefits include: free passes to shows, preferred seating, your name in show programs, newsletters, invitations to special events and voting rights to determine theatre productions and leadership.

We want to thank everyone who has made a TAX DEDUCTIBLE contribution to support YOUR Community Playhouse. We cannot produce quality productions without your help. To make a contribution, please call 619-435-4856 or e-mail boxoffice@coronadoplayhouse.com or visit CoronadoPlayhouse.com

SETS, COSTUMES, ACTING, BOx OFFICE, STAGE MANAGING, STAGE CREW...Coronado Playhouse is a volunteer-run, non-profit organization. Many opportunities await YOU, on and off stage. No experience necessary. Please contact volunteers@coronadoplayhouse.com to volunteer!

Pickwick Players Donors and Sponsors

“Opening Night” Sponsor $2,000 and aboveRaylene J. Wall

“Playbill” Sponsor $1,000 and above Gilly’s Bar Steve Haiman

“Break-a-Leg” Sponsors $500 and aboveBill & Jennie ConnardThomas Fitzpatrick &

Barron Henzel Danny IngersollKirk VallesCameron & Alisa Williams

“Backstage” Sponsors $250 and aboveArt AllenPatty FayGenovese Family Jeanvieve Lamoureux Randy & Kim PrendergastTraceySinger.comThe Summy Family Kendra ThomasJardel Family

“Star” Sponsors $100 and aboveanthro.isBabbitt FamilySam and Lori Bologna Richard and Paula Ciavarelli Grace CoryNorm and Darlene DaleyHarry Granruth III and Katy Skyrud Katz FamilyKrut FamilyJeanine Williams McBrideKathy StaynerTodd and Sarah SuttonDebbie & Bill O’Toole Chris PowellRodebaugh FamilyMichael Van AllenJim & Merrie Williams

thanks all of its generous donors and sponsors!Pickwick Players is a nonprofit theater organization dedicated to the aid and development of the cultural and performing arts in San Diego community. our programs help counter-balance the severe budget cuts that have taken place in our schools by offering educational theatrical experiences at no cost to the performers. In addition, we are able to offer low cost classes and workshops. We ask that you consider helping Pickwick by becoming a sponsor for our non-profit organization.

PICKWICK PLAYERS IS A 501(C)(3) NoNPRoFIT SERVICE oRGANIZATIoN.

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