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WELCOME!

Welcome To Our 11th Season!

Welcome to 6th Street Playhouse’s 11th Anniversary Season! We are very proud to serve the diverse communities of ther North Bay as your premiere professional theatre, presenting musicals, dramas, comedies and new works! We are also the premiere center for theatre education with our programs at our School of Drama. 6th Street Playhouse is the most award-winning theatre company in the North Bay Area, having been named “Best Theatre Troupe” by the North Bay Bohemian readers for the last 4 consecutive years, and “Best Local Theatre Company” by the Press Democrat for the last 2 years. The Playhouse was named “Theatre of the Year” by Broadway World San Francisco in 2010, 2013 and 2014. This season we embark on our second decade of producing live theatre for an ever- expanding audience. We call this season “At The Crossroads,” exploring, through live theatre, the opportunities in life; celebrating the discoveries we encounter when we make choices, take chances, and create change in ourselves and the world around us. We think this season is going to be our best ever! We look forward to seeing you at the theatre!

Jared SakrenExecutive Director

Craig A. MillerExecutive Artistic Director

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Announcing our 2016-2017 Season

AT THE CROSSROADS: MAKING CHOICES. TAKING CHANCES. CREATING CHANGE.

G.K. Hardt Theatre:

Animal Crackers - August 19 – September 18

The Threepenny Opera - September 30 – October 23

A Christmas Carol* - November 25 – December 23

Stage Kiss - January 13 – February 5, 2017

A Little Night Music - February 24 – March 19

The Children’s Hour - April 21 – May 7

George M! - June 9 – July 9 Studio Theatre:

The House That Jack Built - Sept 9 – 25, 2016

The Rocky Horror Show* - October 21 – November 13

The Santaland Diaries* - December 2 - 18

Buyer & Cellar - February 3 - 19, 2017

Visiting Mr. Green - March 17 – April 2

A Masterpiece of Comic...Timing - May 12 - 28

*Not part of the subscription series

Call our box office for information at 707.523.4185 x1

music director JANIS DUNSON WILSON


directed byMICHAEL RJ CAMPBELL

by Bertolt Brecht

6th Street PlayhouseCRAIG A. MILLERExecutive Artistic Director

JARED SAKRENExecutive Director

presents

We Would Like To Thank Our Community Partners:County of Sonoma - Board of Supervisors

The Clay Foundation West, The North Bay Bohemian, North Bay Association of Realtors, Sutter Health, Santa Rosa Rotary West

THE THREEPENNY OPERA

music and lyrics byKurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht

sound designMARC GONZALEZ-

MARTIN

scenic designMICHAEL RJ CAMPBELL

costume designMICHAEL RJ CAMPBELL

choreographerSERENA ELIZE FLORES

music director JANIS DUNSON WILSON

production stage managerINEZ VIERA

properties managerMICHAEL RJ CAMPBELL

The Threepenny Opera is produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. NY, NY.

Thank You To Our Supporters:

The Sonoma County Community Foundation

The County of Sonoma

The Fleishhacker Foundation

The City of Santa Rosa

lighting designAPRIL GEORGE



THE CASTAlphabetical by Last Name

This Theatre operates under an agreement with

Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional

Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

*The Actor appears through the courtesy of Actors’ Equity

Association, theUnion of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the

United States.

Street Singer/Filch/Dolly/Accordion.........................................................Shawna EiermannJenny Diver..............................................................................................Serena Elize FloresPolly Peachum..................................................................................................Molly LarsenMacheath...............................................................................................................Jerry Lee*Betty/Walt......................................................................................................Meghan LettersMatt/Constable...............................................................................................Michael LumbMrs. Peachum..................................................................................................Eileen MorrisLucy Brown.......................................................................................................Allie NordbyMolly/Bob.........................................................................................................Jennifer PeckTiger Brown..................................................................................................Liam RobertsonMr. Peachum...................................................................................................Robert RogersCoaxer/Reverend Kimball.........................................................................Ellen RoggemannNarrator/Victoria’s Messenger..............................................................................Bibi SmallJake..................................................................................................................Conor Woods

ARTISTIC STAFFStage Director.....................................................................................................Michael RJ Campbell Production Stage Manager..................................................................................................Inez Viera Music Director.....................................................................................................Janis Dunson WilsonChoreographer................................................................................................................Serena FloresScenic Designer...................................................................................................Michael RJ Campbell Sound Designer................................................................................................Marc Gonzalez-MartinLighting Designer............................................................................................................April GeorgeCostume Designer..............................................................................................Michael RJ Campbell Sound Board Operator....................................................................................Marc Gonzalez-MartinProperties Master..............................................................................................Michael RJ Campbell Dialect Coach..................................................................................................................Kate BrickleyTechnical Director...................................................................................................Martin Gilbertson Assistant Technical Director.............................................................................................Ryan SevertGraphic Designer...........................................................................................................Ty Donaldson Photographer...............................................................................................................Eric ChazankinSet Construction............................................Martin Gilbertson, Ryan Severt, Michael RJ Campbell, ....................................................................................Erika Stewart, Conor Woods, and Reilly BreslinCostume Assistant...............................................................................................................Gail Reine



MUSICAL NUMBERSACT ONE

“Overture”.....................................................................................................The Orchestra“The Ballad Of Mack The Knife”............................................Street Singer and Ensemble“Morning Anthem”.........................................................................................Mr. Peachum“Instead Of Song”.............................................................Mr. Peachum and Mrs Peachum“Wedding Song”...................................................................................................Ensemble“Pirate Jenny”...............................................................................................Polly Peachum“Army Song”..........................................................Macheath, Tiger Brown and Ensemble“Love Song”.........................................................................Macheath and Polly Peachum“Ballad Of Dependency”...............................................................................Mrs. Peachum“The World Is Mean”...........................................................Polly Peachum, Mr. Peachum, Mrs. Peachum and Ensemble“Melodrama and Polly’s Song”............................................Polly Peachum and Macheath“Ballad Of Dependency Reprise”.................................................................Mrs. Peachum“Tango Ballad”..........................................................................Macheath and Jenny Diver“Ballad Of The Easy Life”...................................................................................Macheath“Barbara Song”............................................................................................................Lucy“Jealousy Duet”................................................................Lucy Brown and Polly Peachum“How To Survive”................................................Macheath, Mrs. Peachum and Ensemble

ACT TWO“Useless Song”................................................................................................Mr. Peachum“Solomon Song”........................................................................Jenny Diver and Ensemble“Call From The Grave #1”...................................................................................Macheath“Call From The Grave #2”...................................................................................Macheath“Death Message”..........................................................................Macheath and Ensemble“The Mounted Messanger”...........................................Macheath, Narrator, and Ensemble“Ballad Of Mack The Knife”..........................................................................Street Singer

The taking of photographs and the recording of this performance are strictly prohibited.

SETTING:A theatre, any place in time.

THE THREEPENNY OPERA ORCHESTRAWoodwinds: Liam Robertson; Trumpet: Dave Lindgren;

Trombone: Ned Harren; Guitar: Ian SchererPiano: Janis Dunson Wilson

There will be one 15-minute intermission.



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ACTOR BIOGRAPHIES

Shawna Eiermann

Serena Elize Flores

Molly Larsen

Jerry Lee*

SHAWNA EIERMANN (Street Singer/Filch/Dolly/Accordion) is thrilled to be returning to the 6th Street Playhouse stage. She holds an MA in Music Industry Studies from Glasgow University in Scotland, a Performing Arts Certification from the University of Hull in England, and a BA in Drama Performance & Minor in Music from San Francisco State University. Some of her favorite roles include: “Wednesday Addams” (The Addam’s Family Musical); “Jenny Hill” (Big Fish); “Patty Simcox” (Grease); “Adella” (The Little Mermaid), “Becky Shaw” (Becky Shaw); “Shirley” & “Snowbird” (Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story); “Phantom” (The Rocky Horror Show), and many others.

SERENA ELIZE FLORES(Jenny Diver) is honored to return to 6th Street Playhouse after her performance as “Francine/ Lena” in their critically acclaimed production of Clybourne Park, for which she received a Best Actress nomination from the 2015 Theatre Bay Area Awards, and the show won Best Production, Ensemble and Direction. She was most recently seen this summer as “The Witch” in Big Fish and “Rose Alvarez” in Bye Bye Birdie. Some of her favorite roles include “Anita” (West Side Story), “Marlena Madison” (Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story), “Lucy” (You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown), “Chiffon” (Little Shop of Horrors), “Nickie” (Sweet Charity), and “Lady Jacqueline” (Me and My Girl). She dedicates her performances to her wonderful

husband Brian and hilarious BFF Tomas.

MOLLY LARSEN(Polly Peachum) returns to the stage, after a 4 year hiatus, as “Polly Peachum” for the second time. She has been in other shows such as La Belle Helene, The Brigands, and The Gondoliers.JERRY LEE(Macheath) is the Producing Artistic Director of SacImpulse Theatre (An Iliad, Orlando, Ryan Landry’s The Plexiglas Menagerie). NYC: Summer and Smoke (BASiC Theatre Project). Regional: The Fantasticks, It’s A Wonderful Life, A Little Princess (Sacramento Theatre Company); A Christmas Carol, Life Could Be A Dream (CenterREP); Forbidden Broadway (California Musical Theatre); State Fair, The Drowsy Chaperone (Sierra Repertory Theatre); [title of show] (New Helvetia Theatre); West Side Story (Mountain Play); Les Misérables (Woodminster Summer Musicals & Contra Costa Musical Theatre); Songs For A New World, The Weir (PCPA – Pacific Conservatory Theatre). jerryleeonline.com

MEGHAN LETTERS(Betty/Walt) has been ‘theatrical’ her whole life, starting as a young child in ballet and school productions and then later in life as a circus performer. She is excited for her debut to the Sonoma County stage and her return to theater after many years away. She’d very much like to thank her partner in life Craig Miller for inspiring her on a daily basis and thank Michael RJ

Meghan Letters


ACTOR BIOGRAPHIES

Michael Lumb

Eileen Morris

Allie Nordby

Jennifer Peck

Liam Robertson

Campbell for entrusting her with being a part of his vision.

MICHAEL LUMB(Matt/Constable) began performing at age nine with Bay Area ETC. In eighth grade he starred in Tom Sawyer. He has played “Lysander” in A Midsum-mer Night’s Dream. He played “Charlie Bucket” in Willy Wonka in college and was nominated to compete in the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival. After performing in SRJC productions such as Jesus Christ Superstar and My Fair Lady, he moved to Anaheim and completed a professional internship with Disney. Since returning to NorCal, he has played “Tulsa” in Gypsy with NTC and was seen in The Addams Family and The Wizard of Oz at 6th Street Playhouse.

EILEEN MORRIS(Mrs. Peachum) is well known to opera audiences in the Bay Area for leading roles with regional companies in dozens of productions, including Don Giovanni, The Marriage of Figaro, The Elixir of Love, The Magic Flute, Cinderella, The Turn of the Screw, and Pelleas and Melisande. Last year, she ventured into the world of musical theater, playing “Margaret” in Spreckels Theater’s production of The Light in the Piazza. You can hear her next on December 11th in Cinnabar Theater’s Music in the Mansion series, when she will be a guest artist with the Alphabet Baroque Players. She is the Manager of Community Engagement for the Committee on the Shelterless (COTS) in

Petaluma. Take a tour! Go to www.tourcots.org.

ALLIE NORDBY(Lucy Brown) is so excited to be back on the G.K. Hardt Theatre stage! She has studied vocal performance at Biola University, and also earned a Masters of Music degree at University of Edinburgh. Allie has performed in My Fair Lady, A Christmas Carol and Crazy for You at 6th Street Playhouse. She has also performed in multiple opera productions, such as The Marriage of Figaro, Rusalka, and The Medium. She wants to thank her family and friends for all their love and support!JENNIFER PECK(Molly/Bob) studied at the American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco and the Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute in Los Angeles and New York. Theater credits include “Polly” in Crazy for You, “Vera” in And Then There Were None, “Pam” in The Full Monty, “Maggie” in Jakes Women and “Doris” in Same Time Next Year. Represented by the NYLO Model and Talent Agency, she has appeared in national and regional commercials for major brands including BMW, Safeway, Sony, American Express, Cresco and many more. Film credits include Woody Allen’s Blue Jasmine, San Andreas, HBO’s Looking and a starring role in Shake, debuting at the 2016 Beverly Hills Shorts Festival. To view her portfolio and her reel, please visit www.jennifer-peck.net.LIAM ROBERTSON(Tiger Brown) is pleased to be


ACTOR BIOGRAPHIES

Robert Rogers

Ellen Roggeman

Bibi Small

Conor Woods

returning to 6th Street Playhouse. He previously played one of the gangsters in The Drowsy Chaperone. Recently he’s been acting with Boxcar Theatre in their large immersive theatre project in San Francisco called The Speakeasy, where audience members are immersed in the roaring prohibition era of the 1920’s. Visit www.the-speakeasysf.com for more details. Other past roles include: “Cyrano” in Ross Valley Players’ production of The Ladies of the Camellias at Ross Valley Players, “Max” and “Brodie” in The Real Thing at Masquer’s Playhouse, “Curio” in Shakespeare Santa Cruz’s Twelfth Night, “Sir Archibald Proops” in Spreckels Theatre Company’s Jekyll and Hyde, and “The Lecturer” in Narrow Way Stage Company’s Reefer Madness: The Musical.

ROBERT ROGERS(Mr. Peachum) landed in Sonoma County last fall and was lucky enough to join the cast of Mary Poppins at SRJC. He spent the winter judging screenplays and the summer teaching swim lessons. He’s delighted to be back on the stage with the wonderful cast and crew of The Threepenny Opera.

ELLEN ROGGEMAN(Coaxer/Reverend Kimball) formed a deep love and appreciation for theater early in life as her parents opted to take her and her siblings to Broadway shows instead of on family vacations. She is returning to acting after a long hiatus and is very excited to be part of this play, cast, and community.

BIBI SMALL(Narrator/Victoria’s Messenger) acted as a child in Sweden where her mother was a smalltown vaudeville personality. She immigrated to the U.S. in the mid-1900s and eventually settled in San Francisco, where she married and had three children. She has performed in SF Bay Area theater productions, including appearances as “French Girl” in Becket and “Coaxer” in The Threepenny Opera at the Interplayers in Ghirardelli Square. She later moved with her family to Marin, where she acted in a number of plays with Mill Val-ley Center for the Performing Arts and Theatre Artists of Marin in San Rafael, including: “Helen” in Trojan Women, Spanish-speaking woman in Streetcar Named Desire, “Frau Schill” in The Visit, “Miss Brown’ in Look Homeward Angel, “Matron Smith” in Splendid Rebels, “Anne-Marie” in A Doll’s House, “Queen Isabella” in Chamber Music, “Edna” in Deli-cate Balance, and “Frau Fahren-kopf” in The Night of the Iguana. She lived in Cancun, Mexico, for 12 years before resettling in Santa Rosa, where she became active at 6th Street Playhouse. She most recently played a Cuban factory worker in Anna in the Tropics. She continues to study under Equity Actor/Education Associate Lennie Deen.CONOR WOODS(Jake) is excited to be in Santa Rosa! He is currently based in Sacramento, where he works with Sacramento Theatre Company, Music Circus, and Big Idea Theatre. He was last seen in The Hound of the Baskervilles at Sacramento Theatre Company in May.


ARTISTIC STAFF BIOGRAPHIES

MICHAEL RJ CAMPBELL (Stage Director) joins 6th Street Playhouse from Sacramento, where he is an acting member of the Sacramento Theatre Company. Some of his previous roles include “Pseudolus” in Forum, “Freddy” in Noises Off, Dave in ‘The Full Monty” and “Dr. Watson” in Sherlock Holmes. He most recently starred as “Albin” in Bay Area Musicals’ production of La Cage aux Folles. He was named Best Local Actor in the Sacramento News and Review in 2013.

LENNIE DEAN (Education Associate) received an MFA in Acting from the Temple University Advanced Actor Training Program in Philadelphia, and has been part of the Sonoma County theater scene for forty years. She co-founded and was Artistic Director of the Marquee Theater, and founder and Artistic Director of Studio Be Theater. She has taught, acted, directed, worked as dramaturge and produced for several different theater companies and schools in New York and San Francisco, as well as locally in Santa Rosa, Petaluma and Sonoma. She is authorized by master acting teacher Eric Morris to teach his technique, The Eric Morris System. Lennie has received the Independent Eye Award for contributions in theater in Sonoma County.

APRIL GEORGE (Lighting Designer) received a BFA in Motion Picture/Television Production from Academy of Art University San Francisco with emphasis in Directing.She has produced several independent films and worked on feature films throughout Sonoma County. She holds a degree in Theatre Arts Management and has a long history in theatre. She has currently been working as a lighting designer in Sonoma County for the past fifteen years. She worked for summer rep at Santa Rosa Junior College, Crede Colorado, and Chatham New York. Her credits include Stage Management, Script Supervisor, Prop Master, Production Management, Asst. Directing, and Lighting Design. She worked as Stage Manager for Francis Ford Coppola’s One Man Road Show. She has also toured around the United States with the Reduced Shakespeare Company.

MARTIN GILBERTSON (Technical Director) is a transplant to Sonoma County from the far reaches of Ontario, CA. As a sculpture artist with a background in general construct and a love for the theatre cultivated from a young age by his grandparents, he is very happy and honored to be part of the 6th Street Family. He is excited to help make the stories and scenes come to life on stage. He has been working in scenic construction for the past 10 years and has been a member of the construction and artisitc team for the Sonoma County fair’s popular Hall of Flower. When he is not actively helping make dreams and scenes come true, he enjoys a good surf, a good beer with great friends, and regularly watching superhero movies, reading comics and having a Wendy’s frosty with his kid, who remains his number one inspiration.

ANNA HECHT (Theatre Operations Assistant) is a recent graduate of San Francisco State University, receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree in print and online journalism. She was a theatre reporter and editor for two college newspapers throughout her education. During those years, she also interned for the North Bay Bohemian and Theatre Bay Area. She is excited to join 6th Street Playhouse where she can combine her journalism skills and love of theatre to help bring a greater awareness of the performing arts to audiences. She also truly hopes to score Hamilton tickets someday.

CRAIG A. MILLER (Executive Artistic Director) is originally from Peoria, Illinois, where he received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Acting at the Illinois State University School of Theatre, and his Master of Fine Arts in Directing at the University of South Carolina. Before coming to 6th Street Playhouse, he served as the Executive Artistic Director of East Window Theatre Co. in Chicago, IL (1996-2000), served as Casting Associate for The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey (2003-2005), and founded and served as the Artistic Director of The Texas Repertory Theatre Co. in Houston, TX (2005-2011). He has directed professional productions at regional theatres across the United States, receiving critical acclaim in publications including American Theatre Magazine, Variety, and The New York Times. His directing credits at the Playhouse include (select list) Kiss Me Kate, Kite’s Book, The 39 Steps, The Marvelous Wonderettes, The Producers, August: Osage County, The Rocky Horror Show, Lend Me A Tenor, RED, Spamalot,


ARTISTIC STAFF BIOGRAPHIES

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Thoroughly Modern Millie, The Glass Menagerie, and Bonnie & Clyde. He was nominated for Best Director by the San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle for his productions of August: Osage County and RED, and both productions won the SFBATCC award for Best Ensemble.

JARED SAKREN (Executive Director) comes to the organization after fifteen years as the Producing Artistic Director of the Southwest Shakespeare Company, the premiere classical theatre of Arizona where he served as both the management and artistic leader. He is a graduate of The Juilliard School (Group 1, First Graduating Class), a founding member of the Acting Company with John Houseman with whom he performed on Broadway, off-Broadway, and on national tours. He has worked for theatres across the US, including at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, the Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles, the La Jolla Playhouse, the Mark Taper Forum, and the Guthrie Theatre. He has also taught at theatre schools such as the Juilliard School, Yale School of Drama, American Conservatory Theatre, NYU Tisch, Oxford University, and the National Institute of Dramatic Art in Sydney. He was the Founding Director of the MFA in Acting at Arizona State University as well as the Director of the MFA in Acting at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival/University of Alabama. He is “Piper Fellow”, class of 2012, which took him to best practice sites across the US and England, attending business programs at MIT and the American Management Association in San Francisco.

RYAN SEVERT (Assistant Technical Director) studied Experimental Theatre and New Works Development at Arizona State University’s Herberger Institute for Design and The Arts. He’s worked at 6th Street since he was in high school, performing in Rent in 2009 and 1940’s Radio Hour in 2010. More recently, he joined the 2015 production of The Rocky Horror Show, and is returning again this year. In A Christmas Carol he will also be reprising his roles. Other appearances include From Russia With Love and My Fair Lady. Ryan is responsible for scenic construction and technical production at the Playhouse. He designed for all of the School of Drama shows, in varying capacities, since Summer 2015, including: The Wizard of Oz, A Christmas Carol, West End: The Way We Listen, Beauty and The Beast, and The Jungle Book. Besides working at 6th Street Playhouse, Ryan has worked for: Pacific Conservatory For The Performing Arts, Childsplay Theater and American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco. Enjoy the show!

JANIS DUNSON WILSON (Music Director) is a theatrical, instrumental, and sacred choral composer (ASCAP). She is an adjunct professor at the Santa Rosa Junior College Theater. Her theatrical compositions include the productions: It’s a Wonderful Life at 6th Street Playhouse, Santa Rosa; the opera, The Wedding and The Winter Rose at Cinnabar Theater, Petaluma; and the underscores for Macbeth and East of the Sun and West of the Moon, commissioned by Santa Rosa Junior College. She has musically directed numerous musicals and operas in production houses throughout Sonoma County, and was honored by the San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle with the 2014 Excellence in Theatre Award for the production of Annie Get Your Gun at Spreckels Performing Art Center in Rohnert Park.

INEZ VIERA (Production Stage Manager) realized her passion for theatre during her high school years where she started in children’s theatre and discovered she wanted to pursue a degree in the arts. She has a BA in Theatre, with an emphasis in performance, from San Francisco State University. She has performed in productions such as Dividing the Estate, The Buddy Holly Story, Wait Until Dark, and Plot Against Shakespeare. She also equally enjoys stage management and design, where she has worked on shows such as The Andrew Brothers, The Little Mermaid and Forever Plaid. She is very excited to add The Threepenny Opera to the list. She is a Southern California native and has recently moved back to the Bay Area. She has been enjoying all the theatre opportunities Sonoma County has to offer. This is her third production at 6th Street Playhouse and feels very lucky to be a part of the 6th Street team. She hopes you enjoy the show!

BERTOLT BRECHT (Playwright) was a notable German poet, playwright and theatre director of the 20th century. He is known for developing a form of theater called “epic drama,” which relies on the audience’s reflective detachment rather than emotional involvement with a performance.


In 2004, two separate theatre companies - The Santa Rosa Players (est. 1971) and Actors Theatre of Sonoma County (est. 1984) - joined forces and transformed the 107-year-old Del Monte cannery in Santa Rosa’s Railroad Square into the 6th Street Playhouse. This $1.3 million dollar renovation resulted in a state-of-the-art theatre facility, which opened to acclaim in 2005.

In July 2007, the main stage was named for Santa Rosa businessman and arts patron, G.K. Hardt. In 2009, a second more intimate theatre space - The Studio - was opened. Together, these two theatres are home to dramatic, musical, and improv performances, School of Drama presentations, and a variety of special events.

6th Street Playhouse is honored to have received the City of Santa Rosa Award for Cultural Enrichment and the Sonoma County Historical Society Award for Preservation of a Historical Building. Our productions have received critical acclaim with nominations and awards from the San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle, and our company has been named Best of Sonoma County by The Press Democrat and Best of the North Bay by The Bohemian.

What started as a small endeavor continues to grow year after year with the support of our community. We look forward to continuing to offer outstanding productions and educational programs here at 6th Street Playhouse.

H I S T O R Y

CRAIG A. MILLERExecutive Artistic Director

NANCY MORGANBox Office Manager & Bookkeeper

SCOTT LUMMER PresidentBILL MORGAN TreasurerPAM ZAINER Secretary

Susane ByrneJeff CotéJoel Feldman

LENNIE DEANEducation Associate

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

6TH STREET PLAYHOUSE STAFF

GAIL REINECostume Shop Manager

JARED SAKRENExecutive Director

RYAN SEVERTAssociate Technical Director

ANNA HECHTTheatre Operations Assistant

MARTIN GILBERTSONTechnical Director

Kathy Horan Heidi JacquinJacque Scheibel

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DESIGNER | $500 - 999AnonymousFrancis & Linda FarrellJeffrey LubeckGary & Marcia NelsonArthur & Judith SlaterJerol & Norma SonoskyDouglas Van DykeDavid Drake & Jennifer

WatsonSacramento Region Community Foundation

ACTOR | $1,000 - 2,499Robert & Carolyn AnschicksSusane ByrneDan & Connie EarlTed ElliottRichard & Barbara FerringtonTom & Cappie GarrettJanet GavaganAllen & Linda JacksonBo & Janet KirschenFreida LummerDr. Darrell Luperini & Chantal VogelEva MartinMichael & Sheila McQuillenMonte MentryBarbara MoultonNorts-Vozaitis FamilyHarry & Linda ReidFrances RennieHarry & Dee RichardsonSudha SchlesingerJean SchulzWayne Smith & Michael FargoDavid StareJessi & Joan StimsonDavid Gray & Vrenae SutphinLaurie UpjohnLarry & Kim WilliamsAbacus Wealth PartnersSummit State Bank


DONORS

PRODUCER | $10,000 - $24,999

Dave & Heidi JacquinScott & Rene LummerTim & Pam ZainerCommunity Foundation of SCFleishhacker FoundationWilliam & Flora Hewlett Foundation

BENEFACTOR | $25,000+Helen M Holm

DIRECTOR | $2,500 - 4,999David & Sharon BeckmanScott & Mavis BuginasWalter & Kathryn ClarkDennis MarvinBuffington Clay MillerJohn & Kirsten OlneyVirginia PittsMark Enlow IncRedwood Credit UnionRotary Club of Santa Rosa WestWindsor Arts Council

This list reflects donations received between July 1, 2015 and June 30, 2016. Please accept our apologies for any inadvertent ommisssions!

PLAYWRIGHT | $5,000 - 9,999Michael & Karen BerginJeff & Jenifer CoteJoel FeldmanKathy HoranGeorge HoughtonBill & Nancy MorganNorth Bay Assoc of Realtors

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DONORS

Thank you to all our Donors!

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A Special Thank You to These Founders ofthe Landmark and Legacy Circles in our 10th Anniversary Year!

LANDMARK CIRCLERobert & Carolyn AnschicksDavid & Sharon BeckmanScott & Mavis BuginasWalter & Kathryn ClarkJeff & Jenifer CotéDan & Connie EarlTed & Peggy ElliottRichard & Barbara FerringtonTom & Cappie GarrettJanet GavaganBo & Janet KirschenFreida LummerDr. Darrell Luperini & Chantal VogelEva MartinDennis MarvinMichael & Sheila McQuillenMonte MentryNorts-Vozaitis Family

John & Kirsten OlneyVirginia PittsHarry & Linda ReidHarry & Dee RichardsonSudha SchlesingerJessi & Joan StimsonLaurie UpjohnAnonymous

LEGACY CIRCLEMichael & Karen BerginKathy HoranJacquin FamilyScott & Rene LummerBill & Nancy MorganTim & Pam Zainer


6th Street Playhouse and the cast and crew of The Threepenny Opera gives Special Thanks to:

Gay BarnerJohn and Laura Benward

Shayna BillingsEric Chazankin Electric Crayon

Jessica HeadingtonScott Lummer

Dr. Darrell Luperini & Chantal Vogel

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