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Welcome to the Tennessee Performing Arts Center. I hope your experience here is fun, memorable, and inspiring.

On many different levels, I find inspiration in what unfolds on the TPAC stage, from the pure genius of comedians to the sheer power of an amazing singer’s interpretation of a great song.

I’m inspired by Martha Ingram’s leadership, vision, and advocacy for the arts, delighted that she received a National Arts Award as TPAC celebrated its 30th anniversary. Without her perseverance, none of us would be attending performances here, where more than 12 million audience members have passed through our doors.

I’m inspired by comments from our patrons about what a performance meant to them on a personal level or how they valued the time they shared with friends and family.

Most of all, I’m inspired by the stories about the difference TPAC Education makes in the lives of Tennessee children, teachers, and families. As many of you know, specially trained teaching artists work with classroom teachers through TPAC Education’s ArtSmart. After one residency, anchored in a TPAC Education performance for young people, the teaching artist shared this anecdote with us:

The class was filing out and I approached the teacher. She had tears in her eyes and pointed to a young boy. She told me he had never responded in any way in her class (this was the end of November). She was thrilled and surprised that he engaged in our arts activity. I choked up, too, of course. I said,

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Yes, this is a dramatic illustration, but we’ve heard hundreds of stories like these over the years. For most children, regardless of age or ability, the arts help them to connect to their school work and to the world around them. The arts build confidence and encourage self-expression. The everyday work of art makes an extraordinary difference in the lives of children. That’s what inspires most of us at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center. We thank you for your patronage and the part you play in the success of our artistic and educational mission.

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TPAC thanks its audience for their support of the Grand Ole Opry, the Nashville Symphony, and all of the organizations and people impacted by the May 2010 flooding in Nashville.

Immediately following the flood, TPAC accommodated the Opry, the Symphony, and other organizations in need of performance space, and patrons attending the Broadway tour of A Chorus Line donated $47,892 to relief efforts coordinated by the Community Foundation. On six nights, when Ryman Auditorium was not available, the Opry’s show went on at War Memorial Auditorium — which served as its home from 1939 to 1943, and is now managed by TPAC. Between May and December, TPAC will have coordinated 20 Symphony events in Jackson Hall or War Memorial, where the symphony performed its first concert in 1946 and continued to appear until TPAC opened. TPAC also donated resources to the Ben Folds benefit concert for the Symphony on November 27, with gratitude for local audience support.

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The Broadway tour of In the Heights at TPAC March 22-27 will give local students a unique arts education opportunity. Thanks to a national educational grant from the Broadway League, the national industry trade association, TPAC Education staff and a teaching artist will work with students at Glencliff High School to explore themes in the show which are relevant to their lives and their community.

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Martha Ingram receivesNational Arts awardMartha Rivers Ingram, actress Angela Lansbury, musician Herb Alpert and designers Laura and Kate Mulleavy, received National Arts Awards from Americans for the Arts on October 18, 2010, surrounded by distinguished artists and advocates from across the nation at a ceremony in New York city.

“Martha Ingram is one of the best people I know. Martha has changed our world with her grace and her dignity, her sense of humor, and her ability to move things forward by consensus-building,” said Aubrey Harwell, in a video presentation for the award presentation. Both are longtime members of the TPAC Board of Directors.

As she received the Eli and Edythe Broad Award for Philanthropy in the Arts, Mrs. Ingram was recognized for her leadership in the founding of the Tennessee Performing Arts Center, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary, and the development of the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, among many other accomplishments.

Mrs. Ingram’s history of service to local arts organizations also includes the boards of Nashville Ballet, Nashville Opera Association, Tennessee Repertory Theatre, and the Nashville Symphony. She currently chairs the board of the internationally renowned Spoleto Festival USA in her home town, Charleston, South Carolina.

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DANNY TROOBChoreographed by

JOSH PRINCEDirected by

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CAST(in alphabetical order)

Sticks, Guard, Dragon Puppeteer ...........................................................................KEVIN BOSEMAN

Princess Fiona .............................................................................................................. HAVEN BURTON

Wicked Witch, Blind Mouse, Queen Lillian.................................................... HOLLY ANN BUTLER

Dragon, Mama Ogre, Tweedledum ......................................................................CARRIE COMPERE

Bricks, Guard, Dragon Puppeteer........................................................................TYRONE DAVIS, JR.

Sugar Plum Fairy..........................................................................................................SANDRA DENISE

Young Fiona, Young Shrek, Dwarf ......................................................................HAYLEY FEINSTEIN

Mama Bear, Gingy.........................................................................................................AYMEE GARCIA

Papa Ogre, Straw, Knight, Pied Piper, Bishop .................................................. BRIAN GONZALES

Baby Bear, Blind Mouse ............................................................................................................ LISA HO

Papa Bear, Thelonius, Knight ...............................................................................BENJAMIN HOWES

Donkey ...........................................................................................................................ALAN MINGO, JR.

Peter Pan, Guard, Dragon Head .......................................................................... DENNY PASCHALL

Ugly Duckling, Teen Fiona ................................................................................................SARAH PEAK

Shrek ...............................................................................................................................ERIC PETERSEN

Guard, Dragon Puppeteer .........................................................................................KEVEN QUILLON

Shoemaker’s Elf, Blind Mouse ................................................................................... MORGAN ROSE

Big Bad Wolf, King Harold, Captain of the Guard, Knight ............................ KEITH A. BEARDEN

Pinocchio, Knight.............................................................................................BLAKELY SLAYBAUGH

Young Fiona, Young Shrek, Dwarf ............................................................... DANIELLE SOIBELMAN

Lord Farquaad .......................................................................................................DAVID F.M. VAUGHN

UNDERSTUDIESStandbys and understudies never substitute for listed performers

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For Shrek — DAVID FOLEY, JR., BRIAN GONZALES; for Princess Fiona — HOLLY ANN BUTLER, SANDRA DENISE;

For Donkey — KEVIN BOSEMAN, TYRONE DAVIS, JR.; For Lord Farquaad — BENJAMIN HOWES

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Joe Abraham

Keith A. Bearden

Kevin Boseman

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Carrie Compere

Emily Cramer

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Hayley Feinstein

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MUSICAL NUMBERS

ACT I“Big Bright Beautiful World”

“Story of My Life”“The Goodbye Song”

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“Travel Song”“Forever”

“This Is How a Dream Comes True”“Who I’d Be”

ACT II“Morning Person”

“I Think I Got You Beat”“The Ballad of Farquaad”

“Make a Move”“When Words Fail”

“Morning Person” (Reprise)“Build a Wall”“Freak Flag”

“Big Bright Beautiful World” (Reprise)“This Is Our Story”

“I’m A Believer”

* “Welcome to Duloc” (2001) Music by Mike Himelstein, Lyrics by Eric Darnell

Shrek the MuSical oRCHESTRAConductor — Andy Grobengieser

Associate Conductor — Michael GribbinKeyboards — Dan Bailey

Drums — Jeff TrudellGuitar — Bobby Stanton

Musical Contractor – Paul Ross Woodwinds – Robby Shankle, Matt Davich

Trumpet – Jeff JanskyTrombone – Bill Huber

French Horn – Erin HornerViolins – Jocelyn Sprouse, Amy Helman

Cello – Julia EmahiserBass – Eric StephensGuitar – Marty Crum

Percussion – Ron SorboKeyboard – Jeff Lisenby

Electronic Music Design: Andrew Barrett for Lionella Music LLCMusic Copying: Kaye-Houston Music / Anne Kaye & Doug Houston

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WHO’S WHO in the CASTERIC PETERSEN (Shrek). Broadway: Shrek The Musical (Shrek Standby/Papa Ogre/Straw Pig). Other credits include: first national tour of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Barfee), many Theatreworks USA productions, readings of Zorba (with Antonio Banderas), Up Here, among numerous others. Regional: …Spelling Bee (North Shore/Barrington Stage), The Foreigner (Engeman Theatre), The Producers (Barn Theatre), Oliver! (Charleston Stage). TV: “Law & Order,” “Law & Order: SVU,” “As The World Turns,” “Evan & Gareth Trying To Get Laid” and an upcoming NBC pilot with Jimmy Smits. Eric is a proud graduate of Bradley University and member of Actors’ Equity. Thanks to God, BRS, the whole Shrek team, Mom, Dad, Kyle, Lisa and our new baby girl, Sophia. Check out more at EricPetersenOnline.com.

HAVEN BURToN (Princess Fiona) is elated to play a princess at long last and is stoked to return to her Shrek family. She loves singing, animals and is fluent in duck and squirrel. Originally from LA LA Land, she moved far, far away to Broadway where she was most recently seen in Shrek The Musical as Gingy and understudied Fiona and Teen Fiona! Other Broadway credits include Legally Blonde (Margot the dog whisperer/Elle) and Rent (Maureen). Greatest thanks to SCAW, my supportive and hilarious family and my dearest love, Denny. Thanks most of all to God. Shout out to Adam, Grammy, Cedwick and Dunstan!

ALAN MINgo, JR. (Donkey). Broadway credits: Sebastian in Disney’s The Little Mermaid, where he was an original company member; Tom Collins in Rent. Prior to joining Rent on Broadway he staged, choreographed and performed in the Italian version of Rent for Luciano Pavarotti. He also performed in both national companies. Other national tours: Seaweed in Hairspray and Simba in the Los Angeles company and the first national tour of Disney’s The Lion King. Regional credits: The Wiz at La Jolla Playhouse, A Christmas Story: The Musical at Kansas City Rep. TV credits: “Frasier,” “Law & Order,” “The Wayne Brady Show” and “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.” M.F.A.: University of California, Irvine. alanmingo.com.

DAVID F.M. VAUgHN (Lord Farquaad) is thrilled to continue his Shrek journey, after being a member of the original Broadway company. Before he dove into the swamp, he was seen as Enjolras in the regional premiere of Les Misérables and Riff in the New Orleans Opera production of West Side Story. David is also a composer, winning Outstanding Music and Lyrics for his work on Extraordinary! at the 2005 NY International Fringe Festival. Other composition credits include The Johnny, music for the web series “Weiner and Weiner,” The Night and upcoming Trip The Light Fantastic. B.A. from FSU. Thanks to Mom, friends, family and peeps at TW; all who put up with my tomfoolery. www.DavidFMVaughn.com.

JoE ABRAHAM (Swing). Broadway: Hairspray, The Little Mermaid. Tours/Regional: Hairspray, Cats, Show Boat, Peter Pan, Funny Girl (among others). B.F.A. Penn State. Joe is thrilled to be on the road again… this time with his wife, Christine, and their own “baby shrek” named Cole! Overflowing love and thanks to family and friends everywhere! TheThrivingArtists.com.

KEITH A. BEARDEN (King Harold, Big Bad Wolf, Captain of the Guard, Knight) is excited to be playing in the swamp! Broadway/Tours: Wicked (LA/SF), Jesus Christ Superstar, Fame! (Nick Piazza), Love, Sweet Love (Mike). Other favorites: The Drowsy Chaperone (Pre-Broadway/Ahmanson Theatre), Smokey Joe’s Cafe, Cabaret, and backing up Barbra Streisand. Look for him in the upcoming World Premiere Musical of Tales of the City (Jason Moore, Dir.) at A.C.T in San Francisco this spring! Love and Light!!

KEVIN BoSEMAN (Sticks, Guard, Dragon Puppeteer, u/s Donkey). Favorites include: Broadway revival of Equus, national tours of The Lion King and The Color Purple, European tour of West Side Story, the Kennedy Center’s production of Ragtime and a concert version of Once On This Island for BCEFA. Thanks to the Divine, Mom & Dad and Mark.

HoLLY ANN BUTLER (Wicked Witch, Blind Mouse, Queen Lillian, u/s Princess Fiona). Broadway/off-Broadway/nat’l tour: Grease, Happiness (dir. Susan Stroman), Jersey Boys (Lorraine/Lead Angel), Anyone Can Whistle (dir.

Casey Nicholaw). Regional: …Millie as Millie (Drury Lane); Urinetown, Hope (Carousel); Cats, Rumpleteazer (TUTS); Gypsy, Louise (Barn stormers). TV/film: “Figure it Out,” “SeaQuest 2032,” Looking for Trouble. B.F.A: FSU. Thanks: The Mine, Jeff and my family.

CARRIE CoMPERE (Dragon, Mama Ogre, Tweedledum) is elated to join the Shrek family! Past roles: Nell (Ain’t Misbehavin’), Aunt Em/Glinda (The Wiz) and Sheila (The Gift). She thanks: God, Jerry (hubby), Isaiah and Pneuma (children) and her hugely supportive family. Thanks Barry, Susan and Padraic! Dedicated to the memory of her mother—For you…Jeanne!

EMILY CRAMER (Swing) could not be more thrilled to be making her post-college debut in anything but the Shrek company! Originally from Boston, she is a 2009 graduate from the CAP21 program under the Tisch School of the Arts at NYU. Thank you Jeannie, Joel, Michael, Mum and Dad. I love you.

TYRoNE DAVIS, JR. (Bricks, Guard, Dragon Puppeteer, u/s Donkey). Off-Broadway: Archbishop Supreme Tartuffe (Classical Theatre of Harlem). NY: Coriolanus (Judith Shakespeare Co.), The Rape of the Lock (JSC), Twelfth Night (Take Wing and Soar). Tours: The Mystery of King Tut (Theatre works USA), King Lear (CTH). Regional: Pure Confidence (Vineyard Playhouse). B.F.A: New World School of the Arts. Thanks to family and Dan!

SANDRA DENISE (Sugar Plum Fairy, u/s Princess Fiona). Atlanta native, NYU Grad. National Equity tours: Rent, Happy Days (Pinky). Original touring companies of Parade, Saturday Night Fever, Hairspray (Penny), Jersey Boys. Regional: Happy Days (Goodspeed and The Falcon). Film/TV: “ER,” “That ’70s Show,” “Gilmore Girls,” Georgia Rule. Love and Thanks to Dad, Jenny and especially Mom…the brightest star in the heavens!

HAYLEY FEINSTEIN (Young Fiona Wed/Fri/Sun, Young Shrek, Dwarf Tues/Thurs/Sat) is thrilled to be making her professional theatre debut in Shrek The Musical! Theatre: Little Mermaid Jr. (Sea Baby, Chef), Annie Jr. (Annie). TV: “3rd & Bird” on Playhouse Disney (Rudy, series regular), “Sesame Street.” Commercial and audio CD voiceovers. Special thanks to Abrams Artists, Amelia, and Gulnara. XXOO to Mom, Dad, and Tori.

DAVID FoLEY, JR. (Swing, u/s Shrek). Off-B’way: Forbidden Broadway, Evergreen (Prospect Theater Company). Regional: Guys and Dolls at STAGES St. Louis (Nathan Detroit), The Wild Party with freeFall Theatre Company (Burrs), Finding Nemo: The Musical (Marlin). David is a graduate of Boston University’s College of Fine Arts and a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association.

AYMEE gARCIA (Mama Bear, Gingy) is honored to be part of this amazing company. She is also ecstatic to be back on the road! Broadway: Shrek The Musical (Mama Bear), Avenue Q (u/s Kate Monster, Mrs. T and Christmas Eve), Les Misérables (Madame Thénardier). Television/ puppetry: “It’s a Big Big World” (PBS, Smooch). For Jade, Ruby and Kylie.

BRIAN goNZALES (Papa Ogre, Straw, Knight, Pied Piper, Bishop, u/s Shrek). Broadway: Shrek (Papa Ogre, Pig, Shrek u/s), 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Barfee, Panch, Coneybear u/s). Tours: 25th Annual…Spelling Bee. NYC workshops: The Road To Qatar (Michael), Rosa Parks (Clifford Durr). Regional: Various roles at theaters across the country. TV: “Law & Order.” Internship: Royal National Theatre—England.

LISA Ho (Baby Bear, Blind Mouse). Original Broadway cast member of Shrek The Musical. Other credits: A Chorus Line (Broadway), Mamma Mia! (Toronto), Miss Saigon (Arts Club Theatre), High School Musical (NSMT), ABC/Disney’s Once Upon A Mattress, and the “53rd Annual Tony Awards.” Bachelor of Kinesiology from Simon Fraser University. She dedicates performance to her mother, Maria Mimie Ho.

BENJAMIN HowES (Papa Bear, Thelonius, Knight, u/s Lord Farquaad). Broadway: [title of show]. Off-B’way: Vineyard Theatre, Encores!, The Mint Theatre Company. TV: principal roles on “One Life To Live,” “Flight of the Conchords,” “Law & Order: CI.” Regional: The Old Globe, Milwaukee Rep, St. Louis Rep, Goodspeed and many more. For a biog visit benjaminhowes.com. Much love to Don and Disco.

SEAN MCKNIgHT (Swing, Asst. Dance Captain). NYC/Tour: Curtains, Girl Crazy, Stairway to Paradise, The Producers, 42nd Street, Cinderella starring Eartha Kitt, Annie Get Your Gun (Tommy Keeler) and The Radio City Christmas Spectacular. Kennedy Center: Ragtime, Carnival!, Mame. His choreography of Hot Mikado earned him nominations for both the LA Drama Critics Circle Award and the Ovation! Award. GO BLUE!

MARA NEwBERY (Swing, Dance Captain) is honored to be a part of this fabulous tour. B.F.A. University of Michigan. Much love to the best parents a girl could ask for, John, CTG and the big man upstairs. For my brilliant JPot. Proud member of AEA. Go Blue!

DENNY PASCHALL (Peter Pan, Guard, Dragon Head) is thrilled to be a part of Shrek The Musical on tour. Broadway: Beauty and the Beast, Chicago and Shrek The Musical. He enjoys being outside and is madly in love with a girl who talks to animals. Much thanks to God and my family for everything. I love you Monkey!

SARAH PEAK (Ugly Duckling, Teen Fiona) was last seen as Holly in the first national tour of The Wedding Singer and is happy to be back on the road! Favorite credits include Gypsy (June), Cabaret (Lulu), 1940s Radio Hour (Connie) Pinkalicious (Pinkalicious). NKU graduate. Lots of love to Mom, Dad, four sisters, one bro and Mark.

KEVEN QUILLoN (Guard, Dragon Puppeteer). Broadway: Shrek The Musical (Pied Piper, Gnome), Grease (u/s Doody, Roger). Workshops: An Officer and A Gentleman (Troy), Leap of Faith. First national tours: Grease, Sweet Charity, Saturday Night Fever (Joey), We Will Rock You (Vegas), Irving Berlin’s White Christmas (L.A.). Thank you Tara Rubin Casting, the Shrek team and Mom!

MoRgAN RoSE (Shoemaker’s Elf, Blind Mouse). National tour debut! Off-Broadway: Dear Edwina. Regional: Hairspray, West Side Story, …Millie (MSMT), Funny Girl (Westchester), George M! (TBTS). B.F.A. Music Theatre FSU. Many thanks to the entire Shrek team, Tara Rubin and MSA. Morgan’s work is inspired by her amazing parents and dedicated to the memory of her brother, Dustin.

BLAKELY SLAYBAUgH (Pinocchio, Knight) is elated to be playing America’s favorite wooden boy! Credits include: Mike (A Chorus Line), Emcee (Cabaret), Hot Blades Harry (Urinetown), Dean (All Shook Up), A-Rab (West Side Story) and Eugene (Biloxi Blues), among others. B.F.A: CCM. Thanks to the Shrek family, Tara Rubin Casting, Family at home and Gretchen!

DANIELLE SoIBELMAN (Young Fiona, Young Shrek, Dwarf) Regional: Little Girl (Ragtime), Eve (A Pirate’s Christmas), Kate (Annie), and 20+ other theatre productions. Television credits: “Better Off Ted,” “Saving Grace,” “Californication,” and currently a series regular on “Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader.” Voice credits include Shrek Forever After and others. Visit www.imdb.me/daniellesoibelman.

DAVID LINDSAY-ABAIRE (Book & Lyrics) was most recently nominated for two Tony Awards for his work on Shrek The Musical: Best Book of a Musical and Best Score (with composer Jeanine Tesori). Prior to that he was awarded the 2008 Ed Kleban Award as America’s most promising musical theatre lyricist and the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for his play Rabbit Hole, which premiered on Broadway at MTC’s Biltmore Theatre. Rabbit Hole also received five Tony Award nominations, including Best Play, and the Spirit of America Award. His other shows include Fuddy Meers, Kimberly Akimbo, Wonder of the World, High Fidelity and A Devil Inside, among others. In addition to his work in theatre, David’s screen adaptation of Rabbit Hole is scheduled for release this Fall. It stars Nicole Kidman and is directed by John Cameron Mitchell. David is a proud New Dramatists alum, a graduate of Sarah Lawrence College and the Juilliard School, as well as a member of the WGA and the Dramatists Guild Council.

JEANINE TESoRI (Music) has written four Tony-nominated scores for Broadway: Twelfth Night (Lincoln Center); Thoroughly Modern Millie (lyrics, Dick Scanlan); Caroline, or Change (lyrics, Tony Kushner); and Shrek The Musical (lyrics, David Lindsay-Abaire). The production of Caroline, or Change at the National Theater in London received the Olivier Award for Best New Musical. Her first musical, Violet, written with Brian Crawley, received the New York Drama Critics Circle Award in 1997. She has been the recipient of many other

honors including Drama Desk and Obie Awards, and was cited by ASCAP as the first woman composer to have “two new musicals running concurrently on Broadway.” She composed the music for the New York Shakespeare Festival’s Mother Courage, directed by George C. Wolfe, starring Meryl Streep and Kevin Kline. She has written songs for the movie Shrek The Third. Her film scores include Nights in Rodanthe, Winds of Change, Show Business and Wrestling With Angels. She composed songs for the Disney DVD releases Mulan II, Lilo and Stitch II and The Little Mermaid III. She has produced 60 CDs for Silver-Burdett Ginn’s Making Music and the original cast albums for Twelfth Night, Violet and Caroline, or Change. Ms. Tesori, a Barnard graduate, is on the council of the Dramatists Guild. Her next project is a new musical with the playwright Lisa Kron.

JASoN MooRE (Director). Broadway: Shrek The Musical, Avenue Q, Steel Magnolias. Carnegie Hall: Jerry Springer: The Opera. Off-Broadway: Speech and Debate (Roundabout), Avenue Q (the Vineyard), Guardians (the Culture Project), The Crumple Zone. Associate directing: Les Misérables (Broadway, national tour), Ragtime (Vancouver). Writer: The Floatplane Note books (Charlotte Repertory Theatre). TV directing: episodes of “Dawson’s Creek,” “Everwood,” “One Tree Hill” and “Brothers and Sisters.” Jason has a B.S. in performance studies from Northwestern University.

RoB ASHFoRD (Director) is director and choreographer of the current Broadway revival of Promises, Promises (Tony nomination, Best Choreography) starring Sean Hayes and Kristin Chenoweth. Other Broadway credits include Thoroughly Modern Millie (2002 Tony Award, Best Choreography), The Wedding Singer (Tony nomination), Curtains (Tony nomination), Cry-Baby (Tony nomination). In London, A Streetcar Named Desire starring Rachel Weisz at the Donmar Warehouse (Olivier nomination, Best Revival), Parade at the Donmar Warehouse (Olivier nominations for Direction and Choreography), Evita (Olivier nomination), Guys and Dolls (Olivier nomination), Thoroughly Modern Millie (Olivier nomination), A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Once in a Lifetime (National Theatre). Other credits include Parade (Mark Taper Forum), Candide (English National Opera, La Scala, Milan, Chatelet, Paris), Tenderloin, Bloomer Girl, A Connecticut Yankee… and Pardon My English (Encores!). He provided choreography for the film Beyond the Sea directed by and starring Kevin Spacey. Mr. Ashford won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Choreography for his work on the “81st Annual Academy Awards,” and was recently appointed an Associate Director at The Donmar Warehouse in London.

JoSH PRINCE (Choreographer). Broad way: Shrek The Musical (Outer Critics Circle nom.). Off-Broadway: The Kid (The New Group). New York City: The Bridge Project (BAM/The Old Vic ’09/’10); The Jerry Springer Opera (with Harvey Keitel) at Carnegie Hall; Camelot (with Gabriel Byrne) with the NY Philharmonic at Lincoln Center (PBS); and All Singing All Dancing (Town Hall ’09). Josh also recently had the pleasure of choreographing the 2010 Kennedy Center Spring Gala. Additional credits: Tales From The Bad Years (Theater Works Palo Alto, dir.); Calvin Berger (MTC 7@7 Series, Dir.); Emerald Man (NYMF, Dir.); Barnum (Dir.); Cabaret (Dir.); Guys and Dolls; One Way Ticket To Hell (Dir.); The Full Monty; The Big Funk (Dir.); La Boheme; Anything Goes; and Singin’ In The Rain.

TIM HATLEY (Set, Costume & Puppet Design). Winner of the 2009 Tony Award for Best Costume Design for his work on Shrek The Musical. Winner of 2002 Tony and Drama Desk awards for Private Lives on Broadway. Winner of the 2002 Olivier Award for Humble Boy and Private Lives in the West End and a 1997 Olivier Award for Stanley at the Royal National Theatre. Broadway credits: Spamalot, Private Lives, Vincent in Brixton, The Crucible, Stanley. Film credits: Stage Beauty, Closer and Notes on a Scandal. Previous theatre work includes working with Theatre de Complicite, Royal National Theatre, Royal Shakespeare Company, English National Opera and London’s West End. Graduated from Central Saint Martins School of Art, London.

HUgH VANSToNE (Lighting) has designed lighting for plays, musicals and operas in London, New York and around the

world. He has received three Olivier Awards for his work in London. New York credits: A Steady Rain (Schoenfeld); God of Carnage (Jacobs); Mary Stuart (Broadhurst Theatre—Tony and Drama Desk nominations for Best Lighting); Shrek The Musical (Broadway), Boeing-Boeing (Longacre); Spamalot (Shubert—Tony nomination for Best Lighting); Bombay Dreams (Broadway); Life (x) 3 (Circle in the Square); Uncle Vanya, Twelfth Night and Hamlet (BAM); The Graduate (Plymouth); Follies (Belasco); Blast! (Broadway); The Unexpected Man (Promenade); The Blue Room (Cort); Closer (Music Box); Art (Royale).

PETER HYLENSKI (Sound Designer). Grammy, Tony and Olivier award nominated. Selected Broadway: Shrek The Musical; Rock of Ages; Lend Me A Tenor; Cry-Baby; The Times They Are A-Changin’; The Wedding Singer; Sweet Charity; Martin Short: Fame Becomes Me; Little Women; Brooklyn. Other credits: Le Reve: Wynn Las Vegas; Ragtime (West End); Walking with Dinosaurs; Mame; Opening Doors; The Scottsboro Boys; Annie. He has designed for Carnegie Hall, Radio City Music Hall, Madison Square Garden and The Kennedy Center. Recently Peter co-produced the cast album of Shrek the Musical with Jeanine Tesori and was the re-record mixer on his fourth film for the American Museum of Natural History titled Journey to the Stars.

TIM wEIL (Music Supervisor & Incidental Music Arrangements). Broadway: Rent, Jumpers, Sally Marr…and her escorts (composer). Off-Broadway: 10 Million Miles (ATC, Drama Desk nomination, Best Orches trations), The Baker’s Wife (York Theatre), Rent (NYTW). Film: Camp (IFC), Rent (Sony, Revolution), The Marc Pease Experience (Paramount). Television: “Sheep in the Big City,” “Bear in the Big Blue House” (Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network), many early-morning and late-night variety shows. Recordings: Rent (Broadway, film soundtracks), Camp (producer, arranger), Adam Pascal’s Model Prisoner and Sherie Rene Scott’s Men I’ve Had (Sh-K-Boom Records). For the past several years, Tim has served on the panel for the Jonathan Larson Foundation, which provides grants to aspiring composers and lyricists.

DANNY TRooB (Orchestrator). His career as a musician includes composing, orchestrating and conducting. Some early credits: Pacific Overtures, The Baker’s Wife (dance music), Big River (music supervision, Drama Desk Award winner). Orchestrated the animated features Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin and Pocahontas, where he also conducted the score. Wrote the underscore to The Little Mermaid II (nominated for Annie Award—lost to Shrek!), and the TV musical versions of “Cinderella,” “Annie” and “The Music Man.” He orchestrated the smash hit revival of Pajama Game with Harry Connick Jr. and will be orchestrating Doctor Zhivago in Sydney for the upcoming Lucy Simon Des McAnuff collaboration.

JoHN CLANCY (Associate Orchestrator). Shrek is Clancy’s debut in Broadway orchestration. Regional credits: Assoc. Orchestrator, Just So, Goodspeed ’98/North Shore 2001. As a NY drummer/MD, Clancy has toured with Danielia Cotton, Alexa Joel and Constantine Maroulis (“American Idol”). B’way playing credits: Caroline, or Change; Spring Awakening; Tarzan; Brooklyn; Grease.

DAVID BRIAN BRowN (Wig/Hair Design). Broadway: A Steady Rain, The Country Girl, Little Mermaid, Legally Blonde, Tarzan, Butley, The Wedding Singer; Chita…, The Woman In White, The Odd Couple, Spamalot, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Fiddler on the Roof, Nine, Gypsy, Flower Drum Song, Sweet Smell of Success, The Invention of Love, Aida, The Rainmaker, The Iceman Cometh, Annie Get Your Gun, Little Me, Chicago, Sideshow, 1776, Steel Pier, Big, Sunset Boulevard. Film credits include: It’s Complicated, Angels In America (Emmy nomination), Too Wong Foo….

NAoMI DoNNE (Makeup Design). Film: James Bond—The Living Daylights, License to Kill and The Quantum of Solace; Six Degrees of Separation; The Crucible; The Object of My Affection; A Perfect Murder; Chocolat (BAFTA nomination); Random Hearts; Practical Magic; Little Women; Zoolander; The Royal Tenenbaums (Hollywood Make Up Guild Award); Meet the Fockers; The Producers; Synecdoche, New York; Salmon Fishing in the Yemen. Theatre N.Y.: Twelfth Night (LCT), Electra, Betrayal, Aida, The Graduate, Nine, Sweet Smell of Success,

Tarzan, Mary Poppins, The Year of Magical Thinking, Shrek The Musical (New York Theater Wing design nomination). Theatre West End: Starlight Express, Song and Dance, Children of a Lesser God, Time, MaryPoppins, Love Never Dies.

TARA RUBIN CASTINg (Casting). Promises, Promises; A Little Night Music; Billy Elliot; Shrek; Guys and Dolls; Country Girl; Rock ’n’Roll; Farnsworth Invention; …Young Frankenstein; Little Mermaid; Mary Poppins; My Fair Lady; Pirate Queen; Les Misérables; History Boys; Spamalot; Jersey Boys; …Spelling Bee; Producers; Mamma Mia!; Phantom; Oklahoma!; Happiness; Frogs; Contact; Thou Shalt Not. Yale Rep.

ANDY gRoBENgIESER (Music Director). Broadway: The Little Mermaid (original cast recording), Lestat. National tours: The Lion King, Irving Berlin’s White Christmas, Altar Boyz, Miss Saigon, Les Misérables, Smokey Joe’s Cafe. Degrees from Millikin University and the University of Texas-Austin. Adjunct professor in Music Theory, Pace University. Co-developer of “Tempi” metronome application for iPhone.

MATTHEw SKLAR (Dance Arranger). Broadway: The Wedding Singer (Tony and Drama Desk nominations, Best Original Score). Television: “Wonder Pets.” Awards: Gilman & Gonzalez-Falla Musical Theatre Award, Jonathan Larson Performing Arts Foundation Award. Over a dozen Broadway productions as pianist and conductor including: Caroline, or Change; Nine; 42nd Street; Titanic; Miss Saigon; and Les Misérables.

MICHAEL KELLER (Music Coordinator). Music coordination for Broadway: American Idiot, The Addams Family, Million Dollar Quartet, Fela, Memphis, Next To Normal, West Side Story, Billy Elliot, In the Heights, Wicked, Mamma Mia!, The Lion King, Barbra Streisand Concerts (1994–2007). Pamela, Zachary and Alexis make it all worthwhile.

MARSHALL MAgooN (Illusions Consultant) has created illusions for Monty Python’s Spamalot, the revival of Damn Yankees and The Shaw Festival’s Invisible Man. Marshall was featured on NBC television’s “Days of Our Lives” and has created presentations for many Fortune 500 companies. Find out more about him at magoonmagic.com.

EVAN ENSIgN (Associate Director). Associate directing credits: Shrek (Broadway); Avenue Q (Broadway, U.S. tour, London); Rent (Broadway, U.S. tour); co-associate director Les Misérables (U.S. tour). He has directed productions of Rent in the Far East and in Montreal. As production stage manager on Broadway: Exit the King, Avenue Q, Jerry Springer: The Opera, Imaginary Friends, Barbara Cook: Mostly Sondheim, Annie Get Your Gun, Chicago, and most recently Julie Andrews’ The Gift of Music at the O2 Arena in London. On tour: The Phantom of the Opera, Les Misérables and Rent.

STEPHEN SPoSITo (Assistant Director). As Assistant Director: Promises, Promises (Broadway); Shrek The Musical (Broadway); Parade (Mark Taper Forum); Jerry Springer: The Opera (Carnegie Hall); Speech and Debate (Roundabout Theatre Company); 81st Annual Academy Awards (Production Coordi nator). Upcoming: Leap of Faith (Ahmanson Theatre, Associate Director). Graduate of the University of Michigan.

JoEL RoSEN (Production Stage Manager). Most Recent: In The Heights (National Tour); Tours: Avenue Q, Irving Berlin’s White Christmas; Broadway: How The Grinch Stole Christmas!, The Musical; Imaginary Friends; Off Broadway: Fat Pig, The Exonerated; Regional: Avenue Q, Las Vegas; The Color Purple (Alliance Theatre, World Premiere); Over 30 shows Old Globe Theatre, San Diego.

KELLY MARIE FURLoUgH (Stage Manager) is exhausted—but very excited—to be on the road for the seventh year in the row! Recent national tours include: Lincoln Center’s South Pacific, Rent: The Broadway Tour, Cameron Mackintosh’s My Fair Lady, Annie: the 30th anniversary tour and Cameron Mackintosh’s Oliver! Much love to her family for all the support and a huge shout out to her fiancé Willy for keeping her sane. Go Green!

BRYAN RoUNTREE (Assistant Stage Manager). Broadway: Shrek The Musical, Ragtime, Exit The King, Jersey Boys. Other work includes Mother Courage… (The Public), Jerry Springer: The Opera (Carnegie Hall,. The Farnsworth Invention, Zhivago, Palm Beach (La Jolla Playhouse). National tours: Jersey Boys,

Rent, Chicago, The Wedding Singer, Jesus Christ Superstar. Workshops: Book of Mormon, Peep Show. Thanks to Mom, David, Family and Friends for their constant love and support!

ANDREw BARRETT (Electronic Music Design) is thrilled to be part of the Shrek family. Andrew has most recently designed systems for Wicked, The Little Mermaid and Sister Act. Andrew’s projects as film composer and orchestrator include Auto Focus, Arlington Road, Lost Highway and National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation. Thanks to Kathy for her love and support.

MICHAEL MARINo (Prosthetic Makeup Design) is sought out in the industry for his extremely realistic prosthetic makeup. Protége of legendary makeup designer Dick Smith, Owner of Prosthetic Renaissance Studios. Projects include: I Am Legend, Boardwalk Empire, Black Swan, The Tempest, Enchanted, Cop Out, The Wrestler, “Saturday Night Live,” “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” and others.

RACHEL BRESS (Associate Choreo grapher). Choreography: “Sex and the City,” “The Electric Co.,” NBA and WNBA All-Star shows, Apartment 3A (by Jeff Daniels), Lost & Found (world premiere). Assoc. Choreography: Broadway: 9 to 5, The Pirate Queen, Dirty Blonde, The Apple Tree, …On a Clear Day (City Center), Pippin (national tour). Perf: Wicked, Mamma Mia, 9 to 5, NYCO. Co-founder: StageDoorConnections.com and RachelBress.com.

AURoRA PRoDUCTIoNS (Production Management). Current projects: The Addams Family, A Little Night Music, The 39 Steps, Mrs. Warren’s Profession, The Language Archive, Scottsboro Boys and La Bête. Past projects include over 150 Broadway shows and their tours. Aurora is Gene O’Donovan and Ben Heller with Stephanie Sherline, Jarid Sumner, Liza Luxenberg, Jason Margolis, Ryan Stanisz & Melissa Mazdra.

STUART THoMPSoN PRoDUCTIoNS (General Management). Responsible for more than 50 Broadway shows. The most recent include God of Carnage, A View From the Bridge, Fences, Shrek The Musical, Exit the King, You’re Welcome America, Boeing-Boeing, Lend Me A Tenor and Next Fall.

JAMES TRINER (Executive Producer). Prior to joining DreamWorks Theatricals, James was a General Manager with Stuart Thompson Productions since 1998, where his Broadway, off-Broadway and touring productions included Doubt, The Year of Magical Thinking, Proof, Three Days of Rain, Red Light Winter, The Blue Room, Amy’s View and Take Me Out. Prior to joining STP, he was the company manager of the Manhattan Theatre Club for three seasons and is a graduate of the Yale School of Drama.

DREAMwoRKS THEATRICALS (Producer) was established in 2007 by DreamWorks Animation SKG, Inc. (NASDAQ: DWA) to produce stage productions based on its films and other original and adapted works. Bill Damaschke serves as President of DreamWorks Theatricals and Co-President of Production for DWA. DWA is devoted to producing high-quality family entertainment through the use of computer-generated (CG) animation. DWA’s current and upcoming film slate includes Megamind, Kung Fu Panda: Kaboom of Doom and Puss in Boots; past titles include Shrek, Shrek 2, Shrek The Third, Shrek Forever After, Madagascar, Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa, Kung Fu Panda, Monsters vs. Aliens and How to Train Your Dragon. Shrek was the winner of the first-ever Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. Jeffrey Katzenberg currently serves as DWA’s CEO and on the Board of Directors and was a co-founder of DreamWorks Studios in 1994. Shrek The Musical is DWA’s first venture in legitimate theatre.

BILL DAMASCHKE (Producer). President, DreamWorks Theatricals; co-president of production, DreamWorks Animation SKG, Inc. He joined DreamWorks Studios in 1995 and has served in a variety of animation roles, including head of creative production and head of development. Damaschke served as a producer of Shark Tale (nominated for Best Animated Feature Academy Award in 2004) and an executive producer of films including this year’s How to Train Your Dragon, Shrek Forever After, and the upcoming Megamind. He has and continues to oversee the creative development from inception to screen of DWA’s film slate.

NEAL STREET PRoDUCTIoNS (Producer) was formed in 2003 by Sam Mendes, Caro Newling and Pippa Harris to produce film and theatre. Films: Away We Go, Revolutionary Road, Jarhead,

Stuart: A Life Backwards, Starter for Ten, Things We Lost in the Fire. Theatre: The Bridge Project with Brooklyn Academy of Music/Old Vic. Broadway: Red, Hamlet, Mary Stuart, The Vertical Hour, Sunday in the Park with George. West End premieres: Enron, Three Days of Rain, Sunday. Mendes and Newling established and ran the Donmar Warehouse Theatre, London, 1992 to 2002, originating some 70 productions including, on Broadway, The Blue Room, Electra, True West and the Tony Award winners Cabaret, The Real Thing, Take Me Out. nealstreetproductions.com.

wILLIAM STEIg (Author of the Book Shrek!). Named the “King of Cartoons” by Newsweek, William Steig remains The New Yorker’s longest-running contributor, with more than 1,600 drawings and 117 covers to his name. He began writing and illustrating books for children at the age of 60. His work Sylvester and the Magic Pebble earned him the Caldecott Medal, the highest honor bestowed on children’s picture books, but it was the 1990 fairy tale Shrek! that ultimately brought him his largest audience by inspiring one of the most successful film franchises in motion picture history. William Steig wrote and illustrated children’s books up until the last year of his life and died in 2003 at the age of 95.

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Stage Manager .............................................Kelly Marie FurloughAssistant Stage Manager ..................................... Bryan RountreeCompany Manager ................................................ Nathan GehanAssistant Company Managers .......................................Kate EganAssociate Director .....................................................Evan EnsignAssociate Choreographer ......................................... Rachel BressAssistant Director .............................................. Stephen SpositoAssociate Scenic Designer ........................................Paul WeimerAssistant Scenic Designers ..............Raul Abrego, Melissa ShakunAssociate Costume Designers......Tracy Christensen, Brian J. BustosAssistant Costume Designer ................................... Angela KahlerCostume Department Assistants .........Sara Foster, Jennifer RaskopfAssociate Lighting Designer............................... Philip RosenbergAssistant Lighting Designer ............................... Anthony PearsonMoving Light Programmer ..................................Sharon HuizingaAssociate Sound Designer .................................... Keith CaggianoAssociate Hair/Wig Designer ...................................Mitchell BeckAssociate Prosthetics Designer ..................................Dave PrestoAssociate Makeup Designer ............................. Angela L. JohnsonMedia Associate and Programmer .............................Laura FrankProduction Carpenter .............................................Mike Martinez

Head Carpenter ................................................... William J. PateDeck Carpenter .....................................................Shaun AltmanFlyman ................................................. Brent “Squatch” JahnkeAutomation ............................................................. Sean CollinsProduction Electricians ........... James J. Fedigan, Randall ZaibekHead Electrician .................................................... Steven DeidelDeck Electrician ....................................................Daniel SwalecFollow Spot Operator ....................................... Ann Marie RocheProduction Sound .........................................................Phil LojoHead Sound Engineer ........................................Jason ChoquetteAssistant Sound Engineer ..................................... Alex HawthornProduction Props ................................................... James CariotHead Props .............................................................Scott GibsonAssistant Props .........................................................Andy MillerWardrobe Supervisor ............................................. Gillian KadishAssistant Wardrobe Supervisors .......Debbie Burkman-Margolies,

Casey Cameron, Mario Alonzo UrenaDresser .....................................................................Sara FosterHair Supervisor ......................................................Mitchell BeckAssistant Hair Supervisor ........................................ Lynn GrassyHairdresser ......................................................... Jason FlandersMakeup Supervisor ..........................................Jason GoldsberryMakeup Assistants ................. Brandon Claflin, Jorie Mars MalanPuppet Coach ....................................................... Aymee GarciaDialect Coach .......................................................Stephen GabisProduction Photographer ........................................Joan MarcusRehearsal Pianist ..................................................Jason DeBordRehearsal Percussion ............................................. Warren OdzeProduction Assistants ........................................Donald Claxton,

Miguel Mendiola, Rebecca SpinacTutor/Child Wrangler ........................................Carolyn DunningBanking ............................................................Bank of AmericaPayroll ..................................................Castellana Services, Inc.Production Accountant ............................... Caitlin McCambridgeInsurance ......................................................... DeWitt Stern Inc.Legal Counsel ............................. Davis Wright Tremaine LLP/M.

Graham Coleman, Robert DriscollMerchandising ................................................. The Araca GroupInteractive Marketing .................Steven Rummer, Lauren Biegler Website .......................... SpotCo–Sara Fitzpatrick, Matt Wilstein,

Marc Mettler, Stephen SantorePhysical Therapy ................. NEURO TOUR Physical Therapy, IncMedical Director ...........................................Thomas Myers, MDChildren’s Tutoring ..................................On Location EducationGeneral Management Interns ...........Lisa Anderson, Andrew Lowy

Puppet ConsultantMichael Curry Design

Prosthetic Makeup DesignMichael Marino

Prosthetic Renaissance Hayes Vilandry Roland Blancafor

Chris Kelly Paul Komoda

CREDITS Scenery fabrication by PRG-Scenic Technologies, a division of Production Resource Group, L.L.C., New Windsor, NY. Additional scenery and fly automation by Hudson Scenic Studios. Show control and scenic motion control featuring Stage Command Systems ® by PRG-Scenic Technologies, a division of Production Resource Group, L.L.C., New Windsor, NY. Lighting Equipment from PRG Lighting. Sound Equipment from PRG Audio. Video Projection System Provided by Scharff Weisberg Inc. Special Effects designed and created by Kelly Sticksel/Excitement Technologies Group, Dallas, Texas. Costumes executed by Tricorne, Inc.; Parsons- Meares, Ltd., Eric Winterling, Inc.; Barbara Matera, Ltd.; Seams Unlimited; Crystal Thompson. Costume crafts by Marian Jean Hose, Leigh Cranston, Erik Andor, Emily Ockenfels, John Jerard Studio. Costume mechanics by Jon Gellman Effects, Perfection Electricks, Michael Curry Design, Inc. John Jerard Studio. Knitwear by Maria Ficalora Knitwear, Ltd., Janet Bloor. Custom fabric printing by Gene Mignola. Armor by Costume Armor. Custom millinery provided by Lynne Mackey Studio; Arnold S. Levine, Inc.; Rodney Gordon. Custom footwear by Carpi Shoes by Oscar Navarro, Handmade shoes by Fred Longtin, LaDuca, Capezio. Custom fabric painting by Jose Asiatico, Jeff Fender, Virginia Clow, Claudia Dzundza, Mary Macy, Parmalee Welles Tolkan, Margaret Peot. Hosiery and undergarments by Bra*Tenders. Props fabricated by Arnold S. Levine, Inc.; Perfection Electrics; Paragon Innovation Group; The Spoon Group; Zoe Morsette; Craig Grigg; Tom Carroll Scenery; Randy Carfagno Productions; Scenic Technologies; Michael Curry Designs; The Character Shop; Costume Armor; Jerard Studio, Inc. Travel Song puppets by Rick Lazzarini/The Character Shop. Wigs by Hudson Brown Wigs and Ray Marston Wig Studio. Drums from Yamaha Corporation of America. Guitar amplifiers from Mesa Boogie. Road Rebel.

Rehearsed at the New 42nd Street Studios.

Makeup Provided by MAKE UP FOR EVER

“I’m a Believer” (Neil Diamond) ©1966 Stonebridge Music, Foray Music. All rights administered by Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC (SESAC), on behalf of Stonebridge Music, and by Foray Music (SESAC). All rights reserved. Used by permission. “Escape (The Pina Colada Song)” (Rupert Holmes), ©1979 WB Music Corp. (ASCAP) and Holmes Line of Music Inc. (ASCAP). All rights administered by WB Music Corp. All rights reserved. Used by permission.

SPECIAL THANKS Andrew Adamson, Guillaume Aretos, Kelley Avery, Denise Cascino, Ann Daly, Philippe Denis, Anne Globe, Vicky Jenson, Jim Mainard, Chris Miller, Terry Press, Chip Sullivan, Aron Warner, Sunny Ye. A very special thanks to the amazing and talented artists at DreamWorks and PDI DreamWorks who contributed to the show: Sean Bishop, Doug Cooper, Martin Costello, David Doepp, John Dorst, Corban Gossett, Daniel Hashimoto, Anthony Hodgson, Pam Hu, Lucas Janin, Andrew Kim, Gina Lawes, Betsy Nofsinger, Alex Ongaro, Jason Reisig, Jason Schleifer, Scott Singer, Bill Stahl, Munira Tayabji, Mike Yamada, Nicholas Lojo, Dario Lojo

DREAMWORKS THEATRICALS President ........................................................... Bill DamaschkeExecutive Producer ................................................ James TrinerMarketing (NY) ..........................Clint Bond, Jr., Steven Rummer,

Erin Byrne, Michelle Haines, Andrew TolbertPromotions ..................................... Susan Spencer, Linda Kehn,

Chris Fahland, Robert Hill, Scott McCarthyConsumer Products ............................................... Kerry PhelanOperations/Finance ................................................ Bruce DaitchBusiness Affairs/Operations ......... Jamie Kershaw, Chris FahlandFinance ..............Kelly Kirby, Laura Fratianne, Heather O’Connor,

Caitlin McCambridge, Alisa FathiInsurance .................................................................Ross PebleySpecial Events....................................Molly Martuza, Amy ElmerProducer: Live Events .......................................... Dori BerinsteinPresident’s Office ..............Carole Sue Lipman, Richard HamiltonAdministrative .................................. Cynthia Park, Belinda Arge,

Gordon James, ,Melissa Baldwin, Tami KeatonMatt Garland, Andrea Parrish, Alison Renga

Marketing Intern ............................................Jonathan Fieweger

NEAL STREET PRODUCTIONS LTD.Directors........................Sam Mendes, Caro Newling, Pippa HarrisExecutive Coordinator ................................................Milly LeighGeneral Assistant ............................................Caroline Reynolds

SHREK THE MUSICAL PARTNERS

The Director and Choreographer are members of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, Inc., an independent national labor union.

Backstage and Front of the House Employees are represented by the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (or I.A.T.S.E.).

United Scenic Artists represents the designers and scenic painters for the American Theatre.

The Press Agents and Company Managers employed in this production are represented by the Association of Theatrical Press Agents & Managers.

The actors and stage managers employed in this production are members of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States.

The musicians employed in this production are members of the American Federation of Musicians.

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“Experience an exhilarating journey into one of Manhattan’s most vibrant communities, where the coffee from the corner bodega is light and sweet, the windows are always open, and the breeze carries the rhythm of three generations of music. welcome to in the heights, a new musical that feels like home. with an amazing cast, incredible dancing and a gripping tale of hope and self-discovery, in the heights is Broadway’s hottest hit!” – Broadwayworld.com

Set in Washington Heights, a closely-knit Hispanic community in New York City, In the Heights is a story of family, friendship, chasing your dreams, and finding your way in the world.

The sun rises on “The Heights” over the local Bodega as Unsavi, owner of the small shop, prepares to open. Local residents enter and exit, telling their stories and sharing their hopes and dreams.

Young Nina Rosario has just returned from her freshman year at Stanford, while her parents are struggling to keep their taxi company afloat. Across the street at the local beauty salon, Unsavi’s love interest, Vanessa, dreams of moving to her own place in the West Village. Today is the last day before Daniela, salon owner, will be relocating her shop to the Bronx to save money. Needing an escape, Vanessa stops by Unsavi’s shop where he finally works up the courage to ask her on a date and she accepts. Meanwhile, Abuela Claudia, Unsavi’s “adopted grandmother,” has purchased a winning lottery ticket for $96,000. The entire community dreams of how they would spend the small fortune.

As the sun sets, Nina talks with Benny, who works for her father. They share stories of their insecurities as they walk through the neighborhood where they grew up and romance blossoms. The following morning the Rosario family discovers that Benny and Nina have been together for the entire night. Her father is furious about the idea of a non-Latino being involved with his daughter.

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Luciana Souza: Brazilian Duos featuring Romero Lubambo

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Extremely proud of their musicianship and professionalism, we appreciate our ongoing relationship with the Nashville Association of Musicians, AFM Local 257, to incorporate local artists into the shows touring to TPAC (see listing on page 20). AFM Local 257 was founded in 1902 and currently represents over 2,600 of Music City’s finest musicians, including the Nashville Symphony, studio players, road musicians, singer/songwriters, arrangers, and producers. www.afm257.org

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TPAC gratefully acknowledges the following organizations and individuals for gifts and pledges received from January 2010 – January 2011.

These gifts support TPAC Education, performing arts programs, and special projects. For more information about donor benefits and sponsorship opportunities, or to notify us of any errors or omissions, please contact TPAC Development at 615-687-4315.

*A fund of the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee

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Producer’s Circle$5,000 – $9,999Julie and Dale AllenMr. and Mrs. David J. BaulchMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Baulch, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Baulch, IIIMs. Andrea Conte and

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Applause Society$1,250 – $4,999Susan AdamsMr. and Mrs. Craig J. AndreenCeleste BeardenDr. and Mrs. Frank H. BoehmJudith and Richard BrackenJan and Jim CarellAnthony and Diane CarrocciaMichael CartwrightChristopher John and

Tricia Casa SantaAnita and Larry CashElizabeth and Jerone CecelicMr. and Mrs. William S. CochranEva-Lena and John CodyJ. Chase ColeDr. and Mrs. Lindsey W. Cooper, Sr.Kelly CrockettJana and Ansel DavisMarty and Betty DickensAshley and David Dill

Dr. Peggy S. DukeJoan and Ray EanesWendy and Mark EddyRobert D. EisensteinCarol and Michael EnnisJane and Richard EskindLaurie and Steve EskindLinda and Miles EzellRobert Finn and Gary LingofelterDr. and Mrs. Stephen FortunatoMr. and Mrs. Charles C. Fowler, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Frist, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Daniel C. GeddieSteve and Kaye GeorgeDavid and Rechelle GlidewellDiane and Gary GoberDr. and Mrs. Matt GorhamKathleen and Harvey GuionPat and Wayne HalperElliot and Cynthia HimmelfarbShari and John HowertonJudith and Jim HumphreysMrs. Victor S. Johnson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Victor S. Johnson, IIISusan and Bill JoyRay and Rosemarie KalilJacqueline KellyLee and Glenda KraftMr. and Mrs. George LaleMr. and Mrs. Howard H. Lamar, IIIMichael D. and Kimberly M. LawThe Honorable Thomas

and Terri LewisDr. Spencer MadellMr. and Mrs. William MaksymowiczMr. and Mrs. Dan J. MarcumRonald and Renate McAbeeLynda McGuire and Bill NosbischMr. and Mrs. Michael Ray

McWherterRobert and Yin MericleLisa and Timothy MooreKathleen and Tim O’Brien

Jennifer and Eric PaisleyMr. and Mrs. Philip M. PfefferMr. and Mrs. Dale W. PolleyMark and Carla RosenthalAnne and Joseph RussellDr. Norman ScarboroughDr. and Mrs. Timothy P. SchoettleMr. and Mrs. Billy SherrillLisa and Mike ShmerlingMr. and Mrs. Irvin SmallDebbie and Scott SnoyerMr. and Mrs. James R. StadlerSara and Larry StesselCarol and Jed SuzukiSteve TaggartDianne and Tom TrueNeil and Chris TylerLyn N. WalkerMrs. John Warner WhiteDonald R. Williams and

Richard W. ZelekDenise and Victor Zirilli

Director’s Circle$700 – $1,249AnonymousMr. and Mrs. James W. AyersMr. and Mrs. Joseph BarkerChris BarnesJanet and Earl BentzMr. and Mrs. William H. Braddy, IIINancy and John CheadleMr. and Mrs. Sam E. ChristopherMarjorie CollinsMartha and Bob DavidsonMayor Karl Dean and

Mrs. Anne DavisMr. and Mrs. Dennis DevineMr. and Mrs. Jerald DoochinBarbara and Emanuel EadsBeth A. FortuneMr. and Mrs. Joel C. GordonCarlana and Aubrey HarwellMark D. Hensley

Richard HensleyMary Evelyn and Clark JonesSarah and Walter KnestrickDr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. LandmanEllen and Jon LehmanRichard and Sheila McCartyJennifer and Jim MorrisonDr. and Mrs. Robert H. Ossoff Joyce and George PustMr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. RobertsKaren and Eric SaulJoe N. and Brenda SteakleyRonnie Steine and Beverly KeelByron and Aleta TraugerClaire W. TuckerMr. and Mrs. H. Cal Turner, Jr.Joyce A. ViseLori WardPatsy and Bob WeigelJoni WerthanEleanor WhitworthJerry and Ernie WilliamsMr. and Mrs. C. B. Zimmer

Performer’s Circle$300 – $699Anonymous (2)Linda AlbertalliMichael and Sheila AldrichLaura S. AllenLori and Chris AllenBeth AmbroseBobby AnastarioAnastasia AndrzejewskiClare C. ArmisteadColleen and Beth AtwoodJulia BakerDolores A. BarnettGary BartonDavid S. BauerDana and Martin BauguessBetty Beasley and Melissa OttPiper and James BellMr. and Mrs. Irvin Berry

Joanne BertoneCherry and Richard BirdCharles BiseJohn and Penny BlaneAllison and Joe BoeverMr. and Mrs. Paul BoklageMary BolteJerry BoswellSteve BottsPatti BracyDr. and Mrs. Barry W. BrasfieldJo Ann Brassfield Anna and Mark BrightLorrie K. BrouseMarion BrownMr. and Mrs. Frank M. BumsteadJoan K. BurrellDr. and Mrs. E. James BurtonJames and Annette ButlerMelvin ButlerRich and Judy CallahanRuss and Penny CampbellMichael and Pamela CarterThomas and Melissa CarterJeff and Kathy CartwrightPaige, Steve, and Kathryn CatesJames H. Cheek, IIIMr. and Mrs. Roy E. Claverie, Sr.Mike CluttsMelinda CoatsNancy CookeJoel and Rebecca CooperVirginia Hixon CorbittKerry CouchMr. and Mrs. James A. CroyDenise CumminsLuanne and Steve DavidsonJoseph DewGeorge deZevallosNancy DiNunzio and

Joseph L. DicksonDon DobernicWilliam Downey

A portion of Art-O-Mat proceeds goes directly to TPAC’s educational and cultural programs..

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One of 88 worldwide, and one of only two in Tennessee, this ART*O*MAT is a vintage cigarette machine that has been repurposed to dispense affordable, original art. It contains 110 works from 22 different artists – paintings, sculptures, jewelry, and more.

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Bill And Linda DuncanErnest and Mitzi DunkleyStevan EckenAnnette S. EskindRobert EvansKristin and Matthew FaierNancy FitzpatrickMartha FouceRamona FoxMonte S. FrankenfieldTeresa and Mark FriedmanRobyn and William FulwiderChristine GarciaJeanne GaviganDeb and Dennis GeorgeDon and and Janie GoffWilliam E. GolabBarry Goley and Grant GoodmanRuth Ann GravenoJoy GravesDavid B. GrayJan GrayAnita GreeneMr. and Mrs. Luke GregoryMr. and Mrs. Michael GryllCathy GuentherDonna and John HaganElizabeth HallMike and Peggy HarbersMr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. HawkinsDr. and Mrs. Hugh L. Head, IIIJim HearnNicole HelmMr. and Mrs. Kevin R. HennessyNancy HershkowitzMichael HigginsPatricia HillhouseCatherine and Robert HolderfieldGreg and Becca HollisJeff and Ashley HollisDeborah and Donald HolmesJoan HowardDr. and Mrs. Richard A. HowertonPatricia and Dennis HufferRichard HummerMelissa and Douglas HunterMr. and Mrs. Shandy HusmannJeff HussongKarla HuttonDana Moore and Jack IsenhourChristine JenkinsJoni and Lee JestingsAl and Nancy KaserLisa KenneyGeorge and Sue KettleNicholas KilenHarlon J. KimbroLarry KloessJudy and Herb KnoppJanet and James KnoxDebra and James KovandaKenneth Kraft and Lucilyn CrowJan and Rand Krikorian and

Vickie and Don WirthJeff and Pam KuhnEdd and Nancy LancasterMark B. LaneRobert Lane and Emily VandiverTimothy LarsonBen LaurroLaura and Robert LedlowRuthie and Katie LoganRhonda and Danny LongJoseph LongmireGeorge LynchNancy MacleanDonna and Donald MannBryan and Linda McCartyAl McCree/Altissimo! Entertainment

David and Shirley McGeeLori McVeyMitzi and Rick MichaelsonRalph MilesDr. Donald E. MilnerJeffrey MobleyMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. MoonJoann MorrisKristi MorrowRegina and John MuchukotTeresa and Mike NacaratoMr. and Mrs. Jack NadeauDawn M. NeppAgatha NolenLaura and Vincent NordDavid and Pamela PalmerJ. Russell ParkesLeslie J. PetersSelena PevahouseRose and Kip PierceJonathan PinkertonKeith and Deborah PittsMarie Prichard and

Deborah PrichardLinda and Tim PriddyPatricia and Douglas RallsMary Jo RapettiB. Gail ReeseDiane Honda and David ReilandSusan and Thomas RichardsonPaul and Marjorie RidgeRobert and Alison RingAnn V. RobertsRegina RobertsEvelyn and William RodgersEarline B. RogersMace and Joyce Rothenberg Patricia and Craig RothschildMary RudyThe RunyeonsDavid SampsellJean and Stuart SchmidtJames SchroderSusan SchuchardMoneta and Herb SchumakerSherra M. SchwartauPat and Marty SchweinhartCarol and Alvin ScottKen and Marilyn ScottKelly and Kevin SekuterskiJeanne SellarsNita and Mike SheaSharon and Bill SheriffAngela and J. D. ShouldersCharles SidberryHelen Sirett and Ken HendrixRhonda and Richard SmallDr. Peter SonkinLaura SonnChris and Patrick SowadaDavid SpigelRobert and Jane StammerJudy SteeleAndrew SwanBrenda SwiftDoris R. TaftAlice and Dennis TauntonDr. and Mrs. F. William TaylorJanet TaylorMr. and Mrs. DeWitt C.

Thompson, IIICarlos TirresTishBrandie N. TutorMichael VerbleDonna and Mark VinclerDavid and Deborah VulcanoFred Walker, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Bill Wall, III

Richard WaltersCheryl and John WaltkoGeeta WasudevStarla and Ralph WeatherellBradley and Susan WidmannDr. and Mrs. Joseph WieckLaWanda Ann Wilson and

Tiffany Lynn HeepRobert WormsleyMargaret and Ron WrightSharon YatesKelly and Steven YokleyMr. and Mrs. Julian A. Zander, Jr.

Patrons$100 – $299AnonymousKathleen and Douglas AirhartThe Honorable and

Mrs. Lamar AlexanderNicole AllenMr. and Mrs. David G. AndersonLeigh AshfordRobert and Sandra BaroneSara BartleyDiane BeckerJoy and Bob BeltonAbbey and Richard BlahauvietzMolly S. BlairRobert BosworthJessica BrackenCharles and Pam BridgesBecky BrightEric and Sue BroderLattie N. BrownJanice BuchananJohn and Ellie Cate Joanne and Tom CatoKathryn CaudleBarbara and Eric ChazenDr. and Mrs. John H. Cheek, Jr.Renée Chevalier Chuck ClarksonMr. and Mrs. Tom Cone, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Cook, Jr.Vicki CowardTrish CristDr. Jeanette CrosswhitePatricia D’AlessandroAnita and James DavisBrenda DenneyDrs. Richard and Carol DetmerLee Lee and Wally DietzMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. DodgeKathy DomanLinda and Victor DonisiMichael DrishCatherine M. DuffyMr. and Mrs. Thomas S.

Edmondson, Sr.Olivia EvansCherrie FarnetteJenni and Henry FeldhausKaren and David FordJoan and Dick FoxGayle and Will FranksLeanne GarlandChristopher GenoveseJohn F. Gregory, IIIMr. and Mrs. G. T. GuthrieCarrie HaslamBarbara Hayes Dr. and Mrs. J. B. HaynesMr. and Mrs. Douglas HenryHank and Mary HildebrandShirley A. HiltzPhyllis and Sam Hirshberg Mrs. Henry W. Hooker Donna and Michael Horton

Helen R. HoustonJessica Osaki-Howell and

Houston HowellJean HutchinsonFrances C. JacksonDr. and Mrs. C. H. Jameson, IIILisa and Robert JarmanEdie and David JohnsonRon JonesChristine KarbowiakJackie and Marshall KarrTeresa Kersey Michael KingSandra KoczwaraHeloise Werthan KuhnSharon H. LassiterWilliam H. Lassiter, Jr.Mrs. Douglas E. LeachCarolyn and Larry LevineEllen and Michael LevittMr. and Mrs. Irving LevyJohnny R. LindahlDr. Joanne LinnSandra and Larry LipmanCecilia LittleArthur and Mary LodgeKathy Lovelace Estelle S. MayFay McFarlinAnn McHughMimi McIllawinSue and Mike MinchTami MishlerSusan MondayKevin MonroeJanice B. MooreKaren and Bruce MooreNini MullisDena NanceDavid H. NortonWanda and Perry OgletreeJulie OwensMr. and Mrs. Todd E. PantherNan and Neil ParrishMr. and Mrs. M. Lee PeterseimCora ProctorPatrick J. QuickEric Raefsky and Victoria HeilMr. and Mrs. Dudley C. RichterRebecca RobbinsSarah RochfordJudith R. RoneyDeborah RopelewskiCheryl RudnickeMr. and Mrs. James C. Seabury, IIIMr. and Mrs. John L. SeigenthalerDottie SharpAnne ShepherdJudy and Martin SimmonsKatherine and Kenn SinclairCarol SlettoStreater SpencerMike and Dana SpitzerHope and Howard StringerAndrew SwanJoseph TerlikoskyMollie and Jon TreadonFrances Anne VaralloRebecca WagnerKesha WallJohnna WatsonJudith WelhoelterDavid W. WhitePam WhitsonIrene and Ridley WillsDallas and Fleming WiltWilliam D. YoungElisha and Jeff Zander

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At Renasant Bank we take pride in getting to know our customers. You are not just another account number. We treat you like family. To become part of our family today, just stop by any of our convenient locations or check us out on the web at www.renasantbank.com.

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Hope for the Future GalaApril 26, 2011 At Hutton Hotel

Join us for an elegant gala that will be fun and

anything but stuffy! Enjoy keynote speaker

Pam Tebow—the mother of Tim Tebow— 2007

Heisman Trophy winner. Pam is a delightful

speaker, bringing an upbeat and inspiring

message about life, choices, and parenting

while infusing their own story.

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GUEST SPEAKER: PAM TEBOW

Mother of 2007 Heisman trophy winner tim tebow

Innovative New American Cuisine will be provided by Hutton’s restaurant, 1808 Grille, one of the best dining spots in Nashville. (See more at: www.huttonhotel.com)

Limited tickets available. To make a reservation, contact Lily at 615.627.2791Hope Clinic for Women • 1810 Hayes Street • nashville, tn 37203 • www.hopeclinicforwomen.org • 615.321.0005

Enjoy an evening at the beautiful Hutton Hotel on west end

Celebrating Life, Hope, Grace & Mercy

the Metropolitan Opera

Broadway

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the Grand Ole Opry

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For more information on concerts, musicals, opera or theatre, visit www.BelMOnt.edu or call (615) 460-6408.

The Legend of Baby Doe November 11-13, 7:30 p.m. November 14, 2 p.m. Troutt TheatreAn American opera based on a real-life story of a self-made man, love, honor and politics. Set against the boom times in Colorado in the 1880s when silver was king.

Anything Goes November 19, 7:30 p.m. November 20, 2 p.m. & 7:30 p.m.November 21, 1 p.m. Massey Concert HallThe classic American Musical Theatre show centers around madcap antics aboard an ocean liner bound from New York to London.

Christmas at Belmont December 22, 8 p.m. December 24, 7 p.m. Check local listings for additional air times Enjoy the nationwide PBS rebroadcast of the 2009 Christmas at Belmont performance hosted by Belmont Alumna Trisha Yearwood in the Schermerhorn Symphony Center.

Commercial Music Showcase February 7, 5 p.m. Massey Concert HallThis yearly showcase spotlights the performers and diversity of the Commercial Music program. This year’s solo performers are Chase Foster, Camaryn Rogers, Piper Jones and Nicole Staley.

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Encounter, experience, and enjoy the history & beauty of Andrew Jackson’s presidential home.

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Oak Hill School students shine on stage and throughout life.

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Fostering lifelong learning and service in a Christian environment

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Developing Minds, Building Character, Achieving Success ... Since 1968Currey Ingram Academy is a K-12, independent school offering a personalized educational

experience and a full complement of arts, athletics and social activities.

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www.habitatnashville.org/homestore • 1001 8th Ave. S. • 908 DivisionBuilding lives, one home, one family, one community at a time.

Nashville Area Habitat for Humanity is an ecumenical Christian ministry that provides people with the life-changing opportunity to purchase and own quality, affordable homes.

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This advertising space has been made available through a generousgift from the Glover Group in honor of Jack and Daniella Fleischer

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The Habitat HomeStores sell donatedhome-related items and building

materials at generous discounts to thepublic. Donations to and purchases

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Music at Lipscomb moves to

first chair.

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You might say the newest endowed chair at Lipscomb University is…a bench. The newly established Patricia and Rodes Hart Chair in Piano will seat distinguished music faculty for generations to come, beginning with its first distinguished faculty member, Dr. Jerome Reed, professor in the Lipscomb University Department of Music

and internationally respected pianist and teacher. We invite you to take a seat at his performances—or at any of hundreds of arts performances on the Lipscomb campus each

year, most with no admission charge. Go to events.lipscomb.edu for a schedule. Music, theatre and visual arts…the next most important chair is the one you fill.

PREKINDERGARTEN THROUGH GRADE 8

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“There’ssomething special

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Nurturing the Spirit

Inspiring the Mind

HARDINGA C A D E M Y

Harding Academy exists to educate,nurture, and inspire. As a

co-educational K–8 independentschool, we are dedicated to academic

excellence and the pursuit ofeducating thoughtful, creative, life-

long learners who are self-disciplined,responsible, caring citizens.

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Nashville, TN 37205(615) 356-5510

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A Leader Among LeadersIn 1981, Thomas F. Frist, Jr., and a charter group of Nashville leaders started the Alexis de Tocqueville Society as a way for leaders to publicly demonstrate their commitment to making Nashville a better community. Since that time, the Society has been adopted by major cities across the country and around the world. It has

claimed as members such names as Gates, Dell, Lilly, Trump, and Hunt. We would like to recognize the members of the Alexis de Tocqueville Society, Alpha Chapter.

Thank you for your leadership.

2009 Alexis de Tocqueville Society Members, Alpha Chapter

Mr. and Mrs. Kent AdamsMr. and Mrs. David G. AndersonMr. and Mrs. W. Michael ArthurMs. Sue G. AtkinsonJim and Janet AyersMr. J. B. BakerDr. Jeffrey R. BalserMr. and Mrs. H. Lee Barfield IICarol and Barney BarnettMr. Russell W. BatesMr. and Mrs. James S. BeardDr. and Mrs. Robert Daniel BeauchampMr. and Mrs. Francis J. BedardMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey BelserMr. and Mrs. Phil and Amberly BillingtonMr. and Mrs. W. Perry BlandfordMr. and Mrs. Frederick L. BlankMr. and Mrs. Brad BlevinsMr. and Mrs. J. William BlevinsLinda and David BohanMr. and Mrs. Jack O. Bovender, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. BrackenMrs. James C. Bradford, Jr.Mr. Edward H. BramanMr. and Mrs. Michael T. BrayMr. and Mrs. Laurance H. BrewsterDavid and Jenny BriggsMr. and Mrs. Henry Clay Bright IIIMr. and Mrs. Martin S. BrownMr. and Mrs. Frank M. BumsteadMr. and Mrs. John R. BurchMr. and Mrs. Matthew BurnsteinDiane and Kyle CallahanMr. and Mrs. John P. Campbell IIIMr. and Mrs. Victor CampbellDavid and Elizabeth CannadyMrs. Monroe J. Carell, Jr.Bill and Trudy CarpenterMr. and Mrs. Michael CarterMr. and Mrs. William J. Carver, Jr.Mr. Fred J. CassettyMr. and Mrs. Thomas G. CigarranMr. and Mrs. John W. Clay, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William S. CochranMr. J. Chase ColeMr. and Mrs. Wiley B. Coley IIIMr. and Mrs. Charles W. Cook, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John H. CrosslinMr. and Mrs. Kevin CrumboHarvey and Helen CummingsMr. and Mrs. Brownlee O. Currey, Jr.Professor Richard Daft and Dorothy MarcicMr. and Mrs. Frank Daniels IIIMr. and Mrs. Ralph DavisMr. and Mrs. Hilton DeanMayor Karl F. Dean and Ms. Anne DavisMr. and Mrs. Dennis T. DelaneyMr. and Mrs. Robert DennisMr. and Mrs. Sam B. DeVaneMr. and Mrs. Eric DeweyMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. DobynsMr. and Mrs. Stephen T. DolanMr. and Mrs. Cullen E. Douglass

Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel EadsMr. and Mrs. Mark J. EddyCassie and Tom EdentonMr. and Mrs. Charles A. ElcanMr. and Mrs. Mark A. Emkes Mr. and Mrs. Jason EpsteinMrs. Irwin B. EskindDr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. EskindMr. and Mrs. DeWitt Ezell, Jr.Bob and Amanda FarnsworthMr. and Mrs. Ernest T. Felts, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John D. FergusonMr. and Mrs. Edmund B. FitzgeraldMr. and Mrs. Gene FlemingMr. and Mrs. Tom FosterMr. Sam O. Franklin IIIMr. and Mrs. David FreemanMr. and Mrs. William R. FristDr. and Mrs. Robert A. FristDr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Frist, Jr.The Honorable and Mrs. William H. FristMr. and Mrs. Herbert A. FritchMr. Mario J. Gabelli Mr. and Mrs. John GawaluckMr. and Mr. Gerard V. GeraghtyMr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. GerdesmeierLarraine and Jerry GerelickMr. and Mrs. Frank GordonMr. and Mrs. Joel C. GordonRobert and Julie GordonMr. and Mrs. Dennis GreenMr. and Mrs. Steve GreeneMr. and Mrs. Chad GreerMr. and Mrs. Charles A. GriceLandis B. Gullett Lead Annuity TrustMr. and Mrs. James S. GulmiScott and Kathy HadfieldMr. and Mrs. James C. HaileyMr. Charles J. HallRuss and Elvia HarmsMr. and Mrs. Robert L. HarrisMr. and Mrs. Spencer HaysMr. and Mrs. Samuel N. HazenMr. and Mrs. E. Anthony Heard IIIMrs. Phyllis G. HeardMs. Sherri M. HenryMr. and Mrs. C. Keith HerronMr. J. Reginald HillMr. and Mrs. Damon HiningerMr. and Mrs. James D. HintonMr. and Mrs. Dan W. HoganMr. and Mrs. William HollemanMr. and Mrs. Henry W. HookerMrs. Sara Jo Gill / The Houghland FoundationMs. Angela H. HumphreysMr. Franklin Y. Hundley, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James V. Hunt, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. David B. IngramMartha R. Ingram Mr. and Mrs. John R. IngramMr. and Mrs. Orrin H. IngramMr. and Mrs. Gordon E. InmanMr. and Mrs. Donald J. IsraelMr. and Mrs. Clay T. JacksonMr. and Mrs. Granbery Jackson IIIMr. Jess C. JenningsMr. and Mrs. James L. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. R. Milton JohnsonRoy and Marty Jordan

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. KindigRobin and Bill KingMr. and Mrs. Eric KlindtMr. and Mrs. Larry KloessMr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Knox, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. F. W. LazenbyMr. Robert S. LipmanMr. and Mrs. Sam LipshieMr. and Mrs. Michael F. LovettMr. and Mrs. C. Stephen LynnBarbara and Kenny LyonsMr. and Mrs. Myles A. MacDonaldMr. and Mrs. David J. Malone, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Chip ManningMr. and Mrs. Stephen P. MasieMs. Cheryl White MasonMrs. Jack C. MasseyMs. Margaret C. MazzoneMs. Maeve E. McConvilleMr. and Mrs. Frank W. McGregorBetsy Vinson McInnesMr. and Mrs. Robert McNeilly, Jr.Phil and Belinda McSweenMr. and Mrs. R. Clayton McWhorterMr. and Mrs. Scott McWilliamsMr. and Mrs. James R. Meadows, Jr.Lynn and Ken MelkusMr. and Mrs. Kevin S. MillenAndrew Woodfin Miller FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert MillerMs. Mary Mirabelli and Mr. Steven CristanusMr. Kevin N. MonroeMr. Donald R. MoodyMr. and Mrs. A. Bruce Moore, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. MooreMr. and Mrs. William P. MorelliMr. and Mrs. Gregg F. MortonRalph and Juli MosleyMr. and Mrs. Charles E. NashMr. and Mrs. Troy A. NunnMr. and Mrs. Philip OrrMr. and Mrs. Eric PaisleyMr. Larry PapelMr. and Mrs. James N. ParrottMs. Mary ParsonsMr. and Mrs. William V. Parsons, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin PaslickMr. Steven A. PateMr. and Mrs. Hal N. PenningtonMr. and Mrs. James W. Perkins, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Clay PetreyCraig E. Philip and Marian T. OttMr. and Mrs. Sid PilsonMr. and Mrs. Marshall T. Polk IIIMr. and Mrs. Charles R. PruettMr. and Mrs. Mel PurcellMr. Larry QuinlanMr. and Mrs. Art RebrovickMr. and Mrs. Ben L. RechterMr. and Mrs. Ben R. RechterMr. and Mrs. Mark R. RechterMr. and Mrs. Colin ReedMs. Bonnie S. ReidMr. and Mrs. Paul A. ReinMr. Kenneth L. RideoutDr. and Mrs. Wayne J. RileyMr. and Mrs. Stephen S. RivenMr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Roberts

Mr. and Mrs. Bailey P. Robinson IIIMr. and Mrs. John T. Rochford IIIMr. and Mrs. Douglas J. RohlederMr. Anthony A. RoseW. Andrew and Sabrina RudererAnne and Joe RussellMr. and Mrs. Floyd RutanMr. and Mrs. Bill B. RutherfordMr. and Mrs. William Paul RutledgeThe Scarlett Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Joe ScarlettTim and Beth ScarveyMr. and Mrs. James SchmitzMr. and Mrs. David G. SehrtMr. and Mrs. Richard ShallcrossMr. and Mrs. Owen G. Shell, Jr.Michael and Lisa ShmerlingMr. and Mrs. Martin E. SimmonsMr. and Mrs. W. Lucas SimonsMr. and Mrs. Barry R. SmithMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey SmithMr. and Mrs. Wayne T. SmithJoe and Joanne SowellMr. and Mrs. Robert E. SpiethMr. and Mrs. Charles SprintzMr. and Mrs. Joe N. SteakleyMr. John M. SteeleMr. and Mrs. John SteinMr. Donald StinnettMr. and Mrs. Don Street, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael SullivanMr. and Mrs. Earl S. Swensson Mr. and Mrs. Steve ThomasMrs. Kim Bradley ThomasonMrs. Donald W. ThurmondMr. and Mrs. John C. TishlerMs. Claire Whitfield TuckerMr. and Mrs. Cal TurnerJames Stephen Turner Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. William E. Turner, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Lee F. Van DykeMr. and Mrs. David T. VandewaterMr. and Mrs. Fred ViehmannMr. and Mrs. Jay WallaceMr. and Mrs. Johnson B. Wallace, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Brian WallerMr. Brian Ampferer WardMr. and Mrs. Robert WatermanMr. and Mrs. Jonathan WeaverColleen and Ted WelchBetty and Bernard Werthan FoundationMrs. John Warner WhiteDr. and Mrs. Tim WhiteMr. and Mrs. David Williams IIMr. and Mrs. Ridley Wills IIDan Wilson and Linda Dickert WilsonMr. and Mrs. Brad WithrowMr. and Mrs. Kevin WittMr. and Mrs. Alan R. YuspehMrs. Robert K. ZelleChancellor Nicholas S. ZepposRaymond and Etta Zimmerman

Eight members prefer to remain anonymous.

If you would like to enquire about membership in this elite group of leaders, you may do so by contacting Celeste Wilson at: celeste.wilson@unitedwaynashville.org or (615) 780-2403

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Tim CrowderFebruary 17–March 18

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Accessibility Services at TPAC include parking; elevators; wheelchair seating; use of a TPAC wheelchair; designated restrooms; and services for hearing and visually impaired patrons. Infrared assisted listening devices are available at no charge at the entrance to each theater. TPAC offers signing for hearing impaired patrons, and audio description and Braille programs for blind and visually impaired patrons on the Sunday matinee in the HCA/TriStar Broadway Series. The third Saturday matinees of Tennessee Repertory Theatre plays also are signed. Large print programs are available for shows in the Broadway, “TPAC Presents” and Family Field Trip series. Special accessibility requests and concerns, excluding assisted listening headsets, should be discussed in advance with the TPAC House Manager at 615/782-4087. Reservations for a TPAC wheelchair should be made on the day of performance. Restrooms for Andrew Jackson Hall are located one level down from the 6th Avenue entrance; in the halls behind the seats in the tier and balcony; and downstairs in the back of the orchestra level. Restrooms for Polk Theater are located down the stairs to the left of the entrance to the orchestra level and on the balcony level. All cellular phones, pagers, watch alarms, cameras, recorders and other electronic devices should be turned off prior to the performance or checked-in with the floor manager or an usher, who will note the seating location of physicians and others who expect emergency calls. Call “Lost and Found” at 615-782-4098 to report an item which may have been left at TPAC. Natural Herb Cough Drops, courtesy of RICOLA USA, Inc., are available in the back of Andrew Jackson Hall and in the Polk Theater lobby. “In Case of An Emergency”, the number to leave with others is 615-782-4000 (along with performance attending, theater, and seat location). Smoking is permitted outside of the building.

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Restrooms for Andrew Jackson Hall are located one level down from the 6th Avenue entrance, in the halls behind the seats in the tier and balcony, and downstairs in the back of the orchestra level. Restrooms for Polk Theater are located down the stairs to the left of the entrance to the orchestra level and on the balcony level.

All electronic devices including cellular phones, pagers, watch alarms, cameras, and recorders should be turned off prior to the performance or checked-in with the floor manager or an usher, who will note the seating location of physicians and others who expect emergency calls.

Call Lost and Found at 615-782-4098 to report an item you might have left at TPAC.

Natural Herb Cough Drops, courtesy of RICOLA USA, Inc., are available in the back of Jackson Hall and in the Polk Theater lobby.

In case of an emergency, the number to leave with others is 615-782-4000 (along with performance, theater, and seat location).

Smoking is permitted outside of the building.

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