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From the
Artistic Director

Photo by Zack DeZon

The Strange Loop phenomenon occurs
whenever, by moving upwards (or downwards)
through levels of some hierarchical system, we
unexpectedly find ourselves right back where
we started. Citing W. E. B. Du Bois, Michael upholds
Douglas Hofstadter, Gödel, Escher, Bach that racism creates its own strange loop of
“Double Consciousness that continually
It is a peculiar sensation, this double- reflects back the otherization of the “I.”’ At
consciousness, this sense of always looking one point, after Usher withstands a harsh
at one’s self through the eyes of others, of insult aimed at his physique, he responds
measuring one’s soul by the tape of a world that he has no time to feel; he will write a
that looks on in amused contempt and pity. song instead. The force and authenticity of
W.E.B. Du Bois, The Souls of Black Folk the character’s (and the author’s) musical
talent proves an invaluable tool for his
I only wanted more than I knew. survival.
Liz Phair, “Strange Loop”
But can it help him change? Welcome to
The term “strange loop” was coined by the paradox of theater. A play or a musical
cognitive scientist Douglas Hofstadter. has a double-consciousness, doesn’t it?
On the most immediate level, Michael R. Much like Du Bois’s articulation of this
Jackson introduces the term to describe concept, such works have the point of
his musical’s referentiality. It is a musical view of the writer and the reflective gaze
about a black, queer musical theater writer of the audience. The theater is a specific
named Usher who is writing a musical about art form that represents the dramatic
a black, queer musical theater writer named action of human beings changing. And
Usher…et cetera. But the aptness of the title in the best plays and musicals, this
only starts there; the number of strange transformation becomes transfiguration.
loops that Usher seeks to circumnavigate We change, but the play ends, we start
is manifold. The opening number, which over, but are we starting from scratch?
introduces our dry protagonist in his day One of Michael’s artistic heroes, Liz Phair,
job as an usher for The Lion King, sets brought an exemplary ferocious candor
us up to expect a show-biz satire. But and vulnerability to her breakout album,
Michael wastes no time in broadening his Exile in Guyville. Michael pays tribute to
scope. Usher gets his name not just from her influence in the play when Usher tries
his job — we also discern that he is taking to source his “inner white girl” to inspire
us on a journey, one into his own identity resilience and truth. And the final lyric
and a larger subculture of queer African of that album’s concluding track, not
Americans. We glean that, like so many coincidentally also called “Strange Loop,”
others, Usher has moved to New York to says, “I only wanted more than I knew.”
escape a narrow-minded, homophobic It is a loop because the thing she wants
upbringing, but he cannot leave behind is the thing she doesn’t have. She thirsts
the depths of self-loathing that have been for knowledge, and if she attains it, she is
instilled in him. We recognize all too well back at square one, wanting more. This is
the strange loop of family dynamics that he the strange loop of being human. The song
can’t seem to escape. fades out, we sing it to ourselves, we put
it back on tomorrow, et cetera. That is the
But moving to the big city to pursue shape of change.
his creative dreams just thrusts him
into another strange loop, the equally
demeaning prejudices in gay culture, either
from fitness fascists or outright racists. Tim Sanford
Artistic Director
From the Playwright:
Michael R. Jackson
My name is Michael Jackson. That means my
entire life has been overshadowed by the
notoriety and infamy of a now-dead pop star.
When I’m meeting someone for the first time,

Photo by Zack DeZon

my uniquely famous name strips me of an
identity that is solely my own.

In the last year, I have been mistaken for

or identified as playwright-director Robert
O’Hara to my face no less than six times. It’s A Strange Loop is not formally
become a running gag where I am constantly autobiographical but I did begin writing
correcting theater people with “actually, it as a monologue in my early 20s when I
I’m not Robert.” But before anyone jumps experienced myself as nothing more than a
to any conclusions, some of these people mass of undesirable, fat, black queerness.
were black so it’s more complicated than a I was functionally miserable, relentlessly
racist white person thinking “they all look self-critical, and very lonely. It was like I
the same.” But in either case, my seeming was on the outside of my body looking in
resemblance to another black man strips me and on the inside of my body scratching to
of an identity that is solely my own. get out. Self-hatred is a strange loop, too.

Over the last few years, I have been When I think back on these “dark café
meditating on the tendency of theater critics days,” I imagine two killer lines from
to compare black playwrights’ plays to each poems by Emily Dickinson and Nikki
other without making a substantive case for Giovanni in a kind of vaudeville act in
their comparisons. In most instances, these my head that starts with Emily warmly
comparisons will present themselves in the introducing herself to Nikki with, “I’m
form of critics anointing one black writer’s Nobody! Who are you?” And then Nikki
work as the gold standard while other black clapping back at her with, “I ain’t shit. You
writers find themselves cast as lesser or failed must be lower than that to care.” In my
satellites orbiting around them depending on estimation, this negative feedback loop
how successful or unsuccessful the critics perfectly describes where we find Usher,
decide their plays are. I raise this issue not to the protagonist of A Strange Loop with his
scold anyone but to grapple in good faith with famous name that’s also the name of the
the extent to which the stories, questions, occupation he’s working while he, like
and obsessions black writers have might truly me, tries to pen a musical with a plot that
appear to be the same to this largely white requires us to ask ourselves questions
gaze, stripping black writers of identities that like “Who is Usher? And who am/what is ‘I’?
are solely our own. Whose gaze do I honor? Does it matter? Do
I matter? Do black “I’s” matter? Am I their
W.E.B. DuBois coined the term “double negro? Am I not their negro? Or am I Michael
consciousness” to describe the uniquely Jackson? And if I am, do I finally get to claim
African-American experience of “always an identity that is solely my own? Who is
looking at one’s self through the eyes of Usher? And who am/what is ‘I’? Whose gaze
others, of measuring one’s soul by the tape of do I honor? Does it matter? Do I matter? Do
a world that looks on in amused contempt and black “I’s” matter? Am I their negro? Am I
pity.” But what is a “self” anyway? Cognitive not their negro? Or am I Michael Jackson?
scientist Douglas Hofstadter coined the term And if I am, do I finally get to claim an identity
“strange loop” to theorize the self as merely a that is solely my own? Who is Usher? And who
collection of meaningless symbols mirroring am/what is ‘I’? Whose gaze do I honor? Does
back on their own essences in repetition until it matter? Do I matter? Do black “I’s” matter?
death. He further theorized that a human Am I their negro? Am I not their negro? Or am
being is the organism with the greatest I Michael Jackson? And if I am, do I finally get
capacity to perceive itself perceiving itself to claim an identity that is solely my own?
perceiving itself, ad infinitum.
Playwrights Horizons
Artistic Director Managing Director General Manager
Tim Sanford Leslie Marcus Carol Fishman
in association with

Page 73 Productions
Producing Artistic Director Managing Director
Michael Walkup Amanda Feldman

presents the world premiere of

A Strange Loop
Book, Music, and Lyrics by

Michael R. Jackson
Featuring

Antwayn Hopper James Jackson, Jr.

L Morgan Lee John-Michael Lyles
John-Andrew Morrison Larry Owens
Jason Veasey

Scenic Design Costume Design Lighting Design Sound Design Hair and Wig Design
Arnulfo Maldonado Montana Levi Blanco Jen Schriever Alex Hawthorn Cookie Jordan

Orchestrations Music Director Vocal Arrangements Music Coordinator

Charlie Rosen Rona Siddiqui Michael R. Jackson Tomoko Akaboshi

Production Stage Manager Press Representative Casting

Erin Gioia Albrecht Blake Zidell Alaine Alldaffer, CSA
& Associates
Musical Theater
Director of Marketing Producing Associate Page 73 Director of Development
Kyle Sircus Kent Nicholson Rebecca Yaggy

Associate Artistic Director

Adam Greenfield

Choreographed by

Raja Feather Kelly

Directed by

Stephen Brackett
Originally Developed at Musical Theatre Factory
This project is supported in part by the National Endowment for the Arts and the Laurents/Hatcher Foundation
A Strange Loop is supported in part by the Frank Young Fund for New Musicals, a program of National Alliance for Musical
Theatre, with funding from The Alhadeff Charitable Foundation — [Link]
Cast
Usher LARRY OWENS
Thought 1 L MORGAN LEE
Thought 2 JAMES JACKSON, JR.
Thought 3 JOHN-MICHAEL LYLES
Thought 4 JOHN-ANDREW MORRISON
Thought 5 JASON VEASEY
Thought 6 ANTWAYN HOPPER

Production Stage Manager ERIN GIOIA ALBRECHT

Assistant Stage Manager JOHN C. MOORE

Setting
Here and Now

Music
Conductor/Keyboard 1: Rona Siddiqui
Drums/Percussion: Elena Bonomo, Bass: Ian Jesse,
Guitar/Keyboard 2: Beth Callen, Reeds: Chris Reza

Music Preparation and Original Piano Arrangements by Adam Wiggins.

A Strange Loop will be performed without an intermission.

A Strange Loop is dedicated in loving memory to Darius Marcel Smith (September 13, 1982 –
February 25, 2019) and “all those black gay boys I knew who chose to go on back to the Lord.”

About the Artists

ANTWAYN HOPPER (Thought 6). been blocked on Twitter by Kirstie Alley. This
Playwrights debut. Broadway: Hair. Off- one’s for Mom. [Link]
Broadway: The Loophole (The Public), A Civil
War Christmas (NYTW), This Ain’t No Disco L MORGAN LEE (Thought 1). Playwrights
(NYS&F), Showboat (Carnegie Hall). Select debut. L Morgan has been seen Off-
Regional: Nick’s Flamingo Grill (Alliance), Broadway, on tour, and in concerts in
Camino Real (Goodman), The Brothers Size the US and abroad. Some of her favorite
(Old Globe), Jesus Christ Superstar (Lyric credits include Defiant, Majestic, and
Opera House). Film: Girl Most Likely. TV: “The Beautiful; Cercle Hermaphroditos; Ludo’s
Knick,” “Blacklist,” “Royal Pains,” “Z: The Broken Bride; Francois and the Rebels; Jesus
Beginning Of Everything,” “Girl Most Likely,” Christ Superstar; Dreamgirls; Weird Romance.
“Shades of Blue,” “A Gifted Man.” Training: Film: A Black Girl’s Manifesto, Waystation in
Carnegie Mellon. the Stars. Concert: “Our Lady J: Gospel for
the Godless” (London, Berlin, NYC).
JAMES JACKSON, JR. (Thought 2). #translivesmatter Instagram: @lmorganlee
Playwrights debut. Off-Broadway/Solo: The
Black-Ups (Joe’s Pub, Feinstein’s/54 Below, JOHN-MICHAEL LYLES (Thought 3).
Green Room 42, DROM, The Duplex, A.R.T.’s Playwrights debut. Off-Broadway: This Ain’t
Club Oberon, Lyric Theatre LA), Radio City No Disco (Atlantic); Sweeney Todd, The Flick
Christmas Spectacular. Select Regional: (Barrow Street); Brooklynite (Vineyard); Jasper
Dreamgirls (Massasoit, DASH Award), in Deadland (Prospect). City Center Encores:
Showboat (NSMT), Henri Gabler (Exigent), Big River, 1776. Regional: The Art of Falling
The Wild Party (SpeakEasy). National Tour: (Second City/Hubbard Street), Choir Boy
Whistle Down the Wind. Most recently, he’s (Guthrie). TV: “The Other Two,” “Chicago
PD,” “Modern Love,” “NCIS: New Orleans,” alum of the Johnny Mercer Writers Colony,
“The OA.” Film: Blind. Recordings: Jasper in the Ars Nova Uncharted Writers Group,
Deadland, The Man in the Ceiling. BFA: Pace and was a Sundance Theater Institute
University. [Link] and Composer Fellow. He has received a 2019
Instagram: @jmlyles1 Whiting Award, a 2017 Jonathan Larson
Grant, a 2017 Lincoln Center Emerging Artist
JOHN-ANDREW MORRISON (Thought 4). Award, a 2017 ASCAP Foundation Harold
Playwrights debut. Off-Broadway: Classical Adamson Award, a 2016/2017 Dramatist
Theater of Harlem, CSC, La MaMa, Joe’s Guild fellowship, and was the 2017
Pub, Ars Nova, MC of The Greenwich Village Williamstown Theatre Festival Playwright-
Follies for several years at MTS. Regional: In-Residence. He has commissions from
Hartford Stage, Baltimore Center Stage, Grove Entertainment & Barbara Whitman
Cincinnati Playhouse, La Jolla Playhouse, Productions and LCT3. Twitter: @thelivingmj
A.R.T., SpeakEasy. International: Boy Steals Instagram: @thelivingmichaeljackson
Train (Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Fringe [Link]
First Award, London Stage Award). Film:
How to Make Movies at Home. TV: “West STEPHEN BRACKETT (Director).
40s.” BA: Brandeis University, MFA: UCSD. Playwrights debut. Page 73: Ultimate Beauty
[Link] Bible. Broadway: Be More Chill (Lyceum
Theater). Off-Broadway: Be More Chill
LARRY OWENS (Usher). Playwrights (Signature and Two River Theaters), The
debut. Hailing from East Baltimore, Larry Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical
intercepted with A Strange Loop at the (Theaterworks USA/National Tour),
Musical Theatre Factory under the artistic Buyer & Cellar (Rattlestick and Barrow
direction of Shakina Nayfack. He is grateful Street Theaters/National Tour/London’s
to Michael, Stephen, this cast, Page 73, Menier Chocolate Factory), The Mad Ones
and Playwrights Horizons for this work. (Prospect Theater), Wringer (NYCCT),
Education: The School at Steppenwolf. Carnival Kids (Lesser America), The
Social media: @larryowenslive. Thank Correspondent (Rattlestick), After (Partial
you Anna at WME and Olivia at 3Arts. Comfort), The Material World (Dixon Place),
Performance dedicated to Arnisha. Be A Good Little Widow (Ars Nova), and The
Tenant (Woodshed Collective). Regional:
JASON VEASEY (Thought 5). Playwrights Significant Other (Geffen Playhouse), I
debut. Broadway: The Lion King. National Now Pronounce (Humana Festival), Le
Tour: The Lion King. Off-Broadway: The Switch (About Face), The Great Pretender
Loophole (The Public), For the Last Time (TheatreWorks Silicon Valley). Upcoming:
(Theater Row), Pork Kidneys to Soothe The Fall Springs at Barrington Stage.
Soul. Regional: Smart People (Denver Center),
Broadway Bounty Hunter (Barrington Stage), RAJA FEATHER KELLY (Choreographer).
I Now Pronounce (Humana Festival). Can’t Playwrights: If Pretty Hurts Ugly Must Be
believe this is finally happening! Thanks to a Muhfucka. Off-Broadway: Funnyhouse
DVSV, as always. And lastly to Michael and of a Negro, The Death of The Last Black
Stephen. #translivesmatter Instagram/ Man…, Everybody (Signature); Fairview,
Twitter: @veaseyville The Chronicles of Cardigan and Khente
(Soho Rep.); The House That Will Not Stand,
MICHAEL R. JACKSON (Book, Music, Lyrics, Hurricane Diane (NYTW); Fireflies (Atlantic);
and Vocal Arrangements). Playwrights debut. The Good Swimmer (BAM). Regional:
Michael R. Jackson holds a BFA and MFA Lempicka (Williamstown). Awards: New
in playwriting and Musical Theatre Writing York Live Arts 2019/20 Randjelovi/Stryker
from the NYU Tisch School of the Arts. As a Resident Commissioned Artist, Breakout
songwriter, he has seen his work performed Award from SDCF, Dance Magazine’s
everywhere from Joe’s Pub to NAMT. He Harkness Promise Award (2018), Solange
wrote book, music, and lyrics for the MacArthur Award for New Choreography
musical White Girl In Danger. He also wrote (2016), Princess Grace Award (2017,
lyrics and book for the musical adaptation 2018). Raja is the artistic director of New
of the 2007 horror film Teeth with composer Brooklyn Theatre, and founder of the
and co-bookwriter Anna K. Jacobs. He is an feath3r theory, which merged in 2018.
ARNULFO MALDONADO (Scenic Design). Light and Theater, Portland Center Stage.
Playwrights: I Was Most Alive with You, Podcasts: Naked Radio for Naked Angels.
Dance Nation, Iowa, Men On Boats. Page 73: Film: Go Tell Your Fathers. alexhawthorn.
Catch as Catch Can, Judy, Grounded. Other com, Instagram: @ AFHawthorn
Off-Broadway: Charm, School Girls... (MCC);
Sugar In Our Wounds (Lortel nomination) COOKIE JORDAN (Hair and Wig Design).
and India Pale Ale (MTC); Usual Girls, Bobbie Playwrights: If Pretty Hurts Ugly Must Be a
Clearly (Roundabout); Caught (PlayCo); The Muhfucka, Familiar. Broadway: Choir Boy,
Rolling Stone, Bull in a China Shop (Lincoln Once on This Island, Sunday in the Park with
Center). Regional: Indecent (Guthrie), An George, Eclipsed, Side Show. Off-Broadway:
Octoroon (Berkeley Rep). International Mlima’s Tale (The Public); Jesus Hopped the A
Tour: The Magnetic Fields: 50 Song Memoir. Train, In the Blood, The Death of the Last Black
Princess Grace Fabergé Theater Award, Man in the Whole Entire World (Signature);
Henry Hewes Design Award nominee. Is God Is (Soho Rep); Kid Victory (Vineyard
[Link] Theatre). TV: Emmy-nominated for makeup
design for NBC, “The Wiz Live.”
MONTANA LEVI BLANCO (Costume Design).
Playwrights debut. Page 73: Orange Julius. CHARLIE ROSEN (Orchestrations).
Off-Broadway: Ain’t No Mo’ (The Public); Composer, performer, arranger,
Fairview, Is God Is (Soho Rep.); Daddy (New orchestrator, music director, and
Group/Vineyard); Fabulation, In the Blood, producer. Broadway: Be More Chill (Music
The Death of the Last Black Man... (Signature); Sup./Orchestrations), Moulin Rouge
The House That Will Not Stand, Red Speedo, (Addl. Orchestrations), Prince of Broadway
Nat Turner (NYTW); Pipeline, Ghost Light, War (Orchestrations), American Psycho (Assoc
(Lincoln Center); He Brought Her Heart Back MD/Keys), The Visit (Guitar/Zither),
In a Box (TFANA); Eddie & Dave (Atlantic); Honeymoon in Vegas (Orchestrations),
Last Match (Roundabout); O, Earth (Foundry). Cyrano De Bergerac (Original Music), One
Drama Desk and Obie Award. Oberlin Man Two Guv’nors (Music Director). Off
College, Brown University, and the Yale Broadway/Regional/TV/Other: The Boston
School of Drama. [Link] Pops (Arranger), Broadway Bounty Hunter
(Music Sup./Orch.), Miss You Like Hell
JEN SCHRIEVER (Lighting Design). (Orchestrations), The Black Suits, “High
Playwrights debut. Page 73: Today Is My Maintenance” (Addl. Music), “Maya and
Birthday. Broadway: What the Constitution Marty” (MD/Composer), “The Presidents
Means to Me, The Lifespan of a Fact, Eclipsed, Show” (Original Music). [Link]
Ghetto Klown. Other Off-Broadway: @CRosenMusic
Superhero (Second Stage); What the
Constitution Means to Me (NYTW); Thom RONA SIDDIQUI (Music Director).
Pain..., Night is a Room (Signature); Collective Composer/lyricist, music director,
Rage, School Girls… (MCC); Usual Girls, orchestrator. Playwrights: If Pretty Hurts Ugly
Bobbie Clearly, On The Exhale (Roundabout); Must Be a Muhfucka, Bella. Off-Broadway:
Dan Cody’s Yacht, In the Body of the World Who’s Your Baghdaddy? Or How I Started the
(MTC); Strange Interlude (Transport Group); Iraq War. Original musicals: Salaam Medina:
Opera: Die Fledermaus (Metropolitan Opera); Tales of a Halfghan, One Good Day, The Tin,
The Pearl Fishers (English National Opera, Treasure in NYC. Orchestration: Broadway
London). [Link] Backwards, Gay Mens Chorus, Broadway
Records. Awards: ASCAP Foundation Mary
ALEX HAWTHORN (Sound Design). Rodgers/Lorenz Hart Award and the ASCAP
Playwrights: Fly By Night. Other Off- Foundation/Max Dreyfus Scholarship.
Broadway: Ordinary Days (Keen Company); [Link]
The Mad Ones (Prospect Theater);
Civilians; TRE; NAATCO; Associate Artist TOMOKO AKABOSHI (Music Coordinator).
with Theater Mitu: REMNANT, Hamlet/ Playwrights: Bella (viola/fiddle). Tomoko
UR-Hamlet, Juárez, Medea, DR.C, Hair, has worked with a wide range of artists
Death of a Salesman. Regional: Baltimore and organizations such as Alan Silvestri,
Centerstage, Engeman Theater, Geffen Alicia Keys, Coldplay, Boston Symphony
Playhouse, KC Rep, Ordway, People’s Orchestra, Google, and Disney. Theater:
Concert Master for Amazing Grace, Sweeney PLAYWRIGHTS HORIZONS is dedicated
Todd, and Spring Awakening (Tokyo). to cultivating the most important American
Substitute work: Matilda, Miss Saigon, playwrights, composers, and lyricists,
My Fair Lady, SpongeBob. Her versatility as well as developing and producing
extends to playing jazz at the White House, their bold new plays and musicals. Tim
orchestras at Carnegie Hall, pop on TV. Sanford became Artistic Director in 1996
Tomoko coordinates and supervises full and Leslie Marcus has been Managing
orchestral recordings for film, animation, Director since 1993. Under their decades
and video games across four continents. of leadership, Playwrights builds upon
its diverse and renowned body of work,
SAMANTHA SHOFFNER (Properties counting 400 writers among its artistic
Supervisor). Playwrights: If Pretty Hurts Ugly roster. In addition to its onstage work
Must Be a Muhfucka, Familiar. Broadway: each season, Playwrights’ singular
Children of a Lesser God, The Price, Noises Off, commitment to nurturing American
Falsettos, China Doll, Living on Love (Associate). theater artists guides all of the institution’s
Select Off-Broadway: BLKS (MCC), Merrily We multifaceted initiatives: our acclaimed
Roll Along (Roundabout), Is God Is, Kid Victory, New Works Lab, a robust commissioning
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H&M, Macy’s Windows. Production Design: Moss founded Playwrights in 1971 and
Excedrin, NBC’s “Cold Cuts,” “True Love,” cemented the mission that continues to
Disney’s Frozen, Marvel “THWIP!”, “Boys in guide the institution today. André Bishop
the Street.” Citytech Professor, Props & served as Artistic Director from 1981-
Paint. [Link]. 1992. Don Scardino succeeded him and
served until 1996. Over its 48-year history,
LIZ CAPLAN (Vocal Coach). Broadway/ Playwrights has been recognized with
tours: Ain’t Too Proud, King Kong, Frozen, numerous awards and honors, including
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Oh Hello, Hedwig, Once, The Book of Mormon, Obie Awards.
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“Peter Pan Live”; “The Colbert Show”; Tony the Off-Broadway debuts of Quiara Alegría
Awards, Academy Awards. [Link] Hudes (2012 Pulitzer Prize); Samuel D.
Hunter (2015 MacArthur “Genius” Grant);
ERIN GIOIA ALBRECHT (Production Clare Barron (2015 Obie Award); Heidi
Stage Manager). Playwrights: Dance Nation, Schreck (What the Constitution Means
Mankind, Bella, A Life, Men on Boats, The to Me on Broadway); and many more.
Christians. Broadway: Bullets Over Broadway, Page 73 also serves over a dozen early-
Matilda, Bronx Bombers, Hands on a Hardbody. career playwrights through annual new
Recent Off-Broadway: India Pale Ale (MTC); play development programs: the Page
The Light, Charm, Punk Rock, The Village 73 Playwriting Fellowship, Interstate 73
Bike, The Third Story (MCC); Red Speedo writers group, and Summer Residency.
(NYTW). Other theaters: The Old Globe, La Earlier this season, Page 73 produced
Jolla Playhouse, The Public, Ars Nova, WP the world premiere of Mia Chung’s Catch
Theater, TACT. MFA: UC San Diego. as Catch Can that received 5 stars and
inclusion in the “Top 10” list of 2018
JOHN C. MOORE (Assistant Stage Manager). theatre from Time Out New York. Their
Playwrights: Miles for Mary, Log Cabin, A season is also fostering the work of C.A.
Life, Antlia Pneumetica, Marjorie Prime, The Johnson and Sanaz Toossi through the
Christians. Other Off-Broadway: Mrs. Murray’s prestigious Page 73 Playwriting Fellowship,
Menagerie, Rags Parkland Sings the Songs of now in its 16th year of singling out
the Future, KPOP (Ars Nova); Sundown, Yellow exceptional talent.
Moon (Ars Nova/WP Theater).
“Playwrights Horizons,
a mainstay of Off Broadway,
possesses one of the most
distinguished histories among New
York’s producers of new work. The
list of playwrights discovered or
supported by Playwrights Horizons
is practically a Who’s Who of
contemporary drama.” Stephen Sondheim
& James Lapine
The New York Times Sunday in the Park with George
1985 Pulitzer Prize

PULITZER PRIZE WINNERS

Annie Baker
The Flick
2013 Obie Award
Susan Smith Blackburn Prize
Bruce Norris
Clybourne Park
2012 Tony Award
Doug Wright
I Am My Own Wife
2004 Tony Award Craig Lucas
Stephen Sondheim I Was Most
Alive with You
& James Lapine
Sunday in the Park
Adam Bock Anne Washburn
with George
A Life Mr. Burns, a post-electric play
Wendy Wasserstein ASmall Fire Richard Greenberg, Scott
The Heidi Chronicles
Robert O’Hara Frankel, & Michael Korie
1989 Tony Award
Bootycandy Far From Heaven
Alfred Uhry 2015 Obie Award Amy Herzog
Driving Miss Daisy
Jordan Harrison The Great God Pan
Log Cabin After the Revolution
NOTABLE PRODUCTIONS
Marjorie Prime Samuel D. Hunter
Craig Lucas 2015 Pulitzer finalist The Whale
I Was Most Alive with You Maple and Vine 2013 Lortel Award
Clare Barron Danai Gurira Drama Desk Special Award
Dance Nation Familiar Lisa D’Amour
2019 Pulitzer Prize finalist
Taylor Mac Detroit
2017 Susan Smith
Hir 2011 Pulitzer Prize finalist
Blackburn Prize
Heidi Schreck 2013 Obie Award
Max Posner
Grand Concourse Kirsten Greenidge
The Treasurer
Madeleine George Milk Like Sugar
Dan LeFranc 2012 Obie Award
The (curious case of the)
Rancho Viejo
Watson Intelligence Gina Gionfriddo
The Big Meal
2014 Pulitzer Prize finalist Rapture, Blister, Burn
2013 Pulitzer Prize finalist
 Lucas Hnath
The Christians Danai Gurira
2016 Obie Award Familiar
2016 Outer Critics Circle Award 2016 Drama Desk’s
2015 Kesselring Prize Sam Norkin Award

Bathsheba Doran “Where would the American theater

Kin
Annie Baker be without Playwrights Horizons?”
Circle Mirror Transformation Los Angeles Times
2010 Obie Award
Melissa James Gibson Kenneth Lonergan Jon Robin Baitz
This Lobby Hero The Substance of Fire
Doug Wright, Scott Frankel, Kirsten Childs Adam Guettel & Tina Landau
& Michael Korie Bella: An American Tall Tale Floyd Collins
Grey Gardens 2017 Audelco Award 1996 Obie Award and
2006 OCC Award The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Lortel Award
Her Chameleon Skin A.R. Gurney
Lynn Nottage
2000 Obie Award The Dining Room
Fabulation
2005 Obie Award Theresa Rebeck Later Life
The Butterfly Collections Scott McPherson
David Greenspan
Go Back to Where You Are Christopher Durang Marvin’s Room
She Stoops to Comedy Miss Witherspoon 1992 OCC Award
2003 Obie Award 2006 Pulitzer Prize finalist Stephen Sondheim
Betty’s Summer Vacation & John Weidman
Richard Nelson
1999 Obie Award Assassins
& Shaun Davey
Sister Mary Ignatius 1991 Drama League Award
James Joyce’s The Dead
Explains It All For You
2000 Tony Award, Lortel Lynn Ahrens
1982 Obie Award
Award, and Drama Critics’ & Stephen Flaherty
Circle Award Jeanine Tesori Once on This Island
& Brian Crawley
Richard Nelson William Finn
Violet
Goodnight Children March of the Falsettos
1997 Obie Award, Lortel Award,
Everywhere 1981 OCC Award
and Drama Critics’ Circle
All photos by Joan Marcus except Sunday… by Gerry Goodstein

Award Falsettoland

Clare Barron
Dance Nation
2019 Pulitzer Prize finalist Adam Bock
2017 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize A Life
Playwrights Horizons Staff
OPENING NIGHT: JUNE 17, 2019

ARTISTIC DIRECTOR....................TIM SANFORD M.E.W. Commissions

MANAGING DIRECTOR.............. LESLIE MARCUS Ricky Ian Gordon and Michael Korie
GENERAL MANAGER................. CAROL FISHMAN Stacey Mindich Productions Commission
ASSOCIATE ARTISTIC Jenny Giering, Adam Gwon, and Karen Hartman
DIRECTOR........................ ADAM GREENFIELD RESIDENT THEATER COMPANIES
Associate General Manager.................... Jenna Ready Clubbed Thumb, Musical Theatre Factory,
Company Manager............................. Caroline Aquino SPACE on Ryder Farm
Administrative Assistant............Carmen A. Quiñones
General Management Intern................... Ana Paredes PRODUCTION MANAGER.................JAY JANICKI
Technical Director.....................................T. Sampson
ARTISTIC
Assistant Production Manager........ Andrea Wiethorn
Literary Manager........................................Lizzie Stern
Audio Supervisor....................................Dylan Carrow
Artistic Programs Manager.............. Karl Baker Olson
Lighting Supervisor............................... Carson Gross
Dramaturg.............................................. Ashley Chang
Assistant Technical Director................ Stuart Parman
Musical Theater
Master Carpenter................................ Jeffrey Padgett
Producing Associate...................... Kent Nicholson
Costume Shop Manager................Emilee McVey-Lee
Guest Curator....................................... Emily Johnson
Building Manager.............................. Gustavo Naranjo
Literary Coordinator........................ Kimberly Golding
Operations Associate........................... Michael Lenox
Literary Fellow...................................... Divinia Shorter
New York Community Trust Van Lier
Musical Theater Fellow...........................Emily Penick
Directing Fellow.................................... Maya Davis
Special Forces Unit.............Milo Cramer, Kevin Dorff,
Robert Moss Directing Fellow............... Will Detlefsen
Kimberly Golding, Sam Myers, Melissa Ng
Stage Management Fellows.....Madolyn R. Friedman,
POP Talk Docents............................. Gamal El Sawah,
Lissette Velez-Cross
Christopher Moncayo-Torres, Alison Rooney,
New York Community Trust Van Lier
Melinda Sekela, Steven Strauss, Emily Welty
Costumes Fellow.................................Tyler Arnold
CASTING DIRECTOR.............ALAINE ALLDAFFER DIRECTOR OF
Associate Casting Director.................... Lisa Donadio DEVELOPMENT.............. BENJAMIN WEISMAN
Con Edison Casting Fellow......................Gail Quintos Associate Director, Institutional Giving
and Campaign................................. Susan Ferziger
Commissioned Artists
Individual Giving Manager............................ Eva Rosa
Doris Duke Charitable Foundation/
Individual Giving and
Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Commissions
Special Events Associate................ Sean Hefferon
Clare Barron, Greg Keller, Amy Herzog, Lucas
Institutional Giving and
Hnath, Ike Holter, Julia Jordan
Campaign Associate........................ Holly Neugass
Harold and Mimi Steinberg Commissions
Development Operations Associate....Leena Hakkinen
Kate Attwell, Christopher Chen, Erin Courtney,
Jessica Goldberg, Kirsten Greenidge, Samuel CONTROLLER..............................LINDA IBUZOR
D. Hunter, Taylor Mac, Chris Miller and Nathan DIRECTOR OF
Tysen, Bruce Norris, Tori Sampson, HUMAN RESOURCES................ SUZEN E. BRIA
Kate and Seymour Weingarten Commissions Accounting Manager............................. Mallory Aubry
Kate Cortesi, Sarah DeLappe, Bathsheba Doran, Business Manager.................................Carol Thomas
Emily Feldman, Eric John Meyer, Marco Ramirez Business Associate........................... Libby Zambrano
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Commission Receptionist............................................Emily Witham
Lisa Kron Bergen County Academies Intern.........Katelyn Bang
Virginia B. Toulmin Foundation Program for
DIRECTOR OF MARKETING............KYLE SIRCUS
Commissioning Women in the Performing Arts
Assistant Director of Marketing........Rochelle Torres
Danai Gurira, Aleshea Harris
Digital Content Producer......................... Alison Koch
Kenyon Playwrights Conference Commission
Communications Associate...................Billy McEntee
Sam Marks
Graphic Design Associate..............Gerda Mostonaite
Amal Commission
Marketing Coordinator........................Danielle Zarbin
Mona Mansour
Digital Media Fellow................................. Iman Childs
Jody Falco and Jeffrey Steinman Commissions
Marketing Fellow................................. Clare Lockhart
for Emerging Playwrights
Will Arbery, Jaclyn Backhaus, Alexander GENERAL PRESS REPRESENTATIVE.....................
Borinsky, Milo Cramer, Jeremy O. Harris, Blake Zidell & Associates
Hansol Jung, Jiehae Park, Korde Arrington Tuttle
Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Musicals in
Partnership Initiative Commissions
Keith Glover and Josh Schmidt,
Todd Almond and Lear deBessonet
TICKET CENTRAL STAFF STAFF FOR A STRANGE LOOP
Director of Ticket Services..................... Craig Melzer Company Manager......................... Caroline Aquino
Ticket Services Manager....................Katasha Nelson Production Stage Manager...........Erin Gioia Albrecht
Client Support Representative.............. Bruce Barton Assistant Stage Manager..................... John C. Moore
Box Office Associates........ Jon Anditti, Kwamë Berry, Directing Fellow......................................... Maya Davis
Emily Bubeck, Will Carey, Joseph Fernandez, Stage Management Fellow........Madolyn R. Friedman
Jr., Jesse Friedman, Melanie Gardner, Meg Audience Development
Hrinkevich, Emma Hughes, Ashley Antonia Lopez, Consultant..............................Ianne Fields Stewart
Zoe Maldonado, Eva Schelbaum, Elizabeth Audience Outreach............................ChiChi Anyanwu
Scopel, Ryan Shea, Nikki Vega, Jenna Zhu Associate Choreographer.................. Candace Taylor
Dance Captain........................................Jason Veasey
PLAYWRIGHTS DOWNTOWN Vocal Coach................................................. Liz Caplan
PLAYWRIGHTS HORIZONS THEATER SCHOOL Synth Programmer..............................Andrew Barrett
Interim Head of Faculty Associate Set Designer.................... Lawrence Moten
and Curriculum.......................................... Fritz Ertl Assistant Set Designer.......................... Corey Umlauf
Production Supervisor..................... Daniel Spitaliere Paint Charge.........................................Kristen Fechtel
Production Coordinator............................. Kyle Gates Painters.................................................. Craig Horning
Administrative Coordinator..............Emma Timothee Props Supervisor..........................Samantha Shoffner
PROGRAM HEADS Assistant Props Supervisor..........Gabrielle Giacomo
Advanced Acting Training........................... DJ Mendel Carpenters................ Charles Mosely, Dulfy Trinidad,
Advanced Projects............................ Andrew Scoville Granville Bell, Ian McLaughlin, Thomas Culhane,
Movement.............................................. nicHi douglas Molly Siskin, Mike Welles, Taylor Riordan,
Playwriting.................................................Max Rueben Nicholas Trimper
Primary Acting............................................ Jed Schultz Assistant Costume Designer................ Sarafina Bush
Voice and Speech.................................. Doug Paulson Wardrobe Supervisor........................Rachel Skowron
Wardrobe Assistant..................................Tyler Arnold
PLAYWRIGHTS REHEARSAL STUDIOS
Assistant Lighting Designer....................... Judy Kagel
Assistant Studio Managers............... James Wyrwicz,
Lighting Programmer.............................Ben Fichthorn
Susan Bowyer, Lauren Contard, Gabriella
Light Board Operator......................................MJ Kanai
Hernandez-Ramirez, Kevin Kong, Javen Nelson,
Electricians....... Andrew Carey, Desi McCoy-Fischer,
Jacob Nurick, Ryann Weir, Renee Yeong
Victoria Miller, Jennifer Reddish
Assistant Sound Designer...........................Mike Deyo
SPECIAL SERVICES Audio Supervisor.................................. Mark Van Hare
Legal Counsel....................................Farber Law, LLC; A1/Mixer...............................................Kevin Novinsky
Andrew Farber, Esq; Laura Peterson A2 .............................................................. Cass Piraino
Accountants........................ Lutz & Carr/Shari Ferrara Audio Crew............ AJ Kay, David Kunz, Stephen Dee,
Insurance............................. Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. James Macdonald, Becca Stoll, Jaechelle
of New York, Inc./AliceFay Prine Johnson, Matt Hubbs
Architect..........................Mitchell Kurtz Architect, PC Artwork Design........................................... Jeff Rogers
Telephone Services............. RingCentral, Transbeam House Management..............................Emily Witham,
Computer Systems..................... Lansend/Ashwin Pai Kimberly Chatterjee, Kedian Keohan,
Website Design..........................................Blenderbox Rachael Murray, Emily Verla
Closed Captioning...........................................GalaPro
Audio Description.......................... Michael T. Mooney
Digital Advertising.................Allied Global Marketing AUTHOR’S THANKS
Telemarketing...................................................SMART, Shakina Nayfack, MTF, Michael Kerker, Barbara
Strategic Marketing for the Arts Whitman, Michael Walkup, P73, Tim Sanford, Kent
Nicholson, the PH staff, Derek Zasky, Branden
The actors and stage managers employed Jacobs-Jenkins, Raja Feather Kelly, Jamaal Clark-
in this production are members of Turpin, Elijah Caldwell, GMTWP, UCross Foundation,
actors’ equity association, the union of
professional actors and stage managers in Jeremy Stoller, Natasha Sinha, Stephen Brackett,
the united states. My Jackson Family, Kirsten Childs, Robert O’Hara
The Director is a member of the Stage SPECIAL FUNDING
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national theatrical labor union. This program is supported, in part, by public funds
from the New York City Department of Cultural
United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829 is
the union representing scenic, costume, Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
lighting, sound and projection designers in
Live Performance.
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Scenery built by Playwrights Horizons Scene Shop,
The musicians employed in this production
are members of the Associated Musicians Automation provided by Creative Conners, Lighting
of greater New York, Local 802 of the Equipment Provided by PRG, Audio Equipment
American Federation of Musicians.
provided by Masque Sound
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EY Family Foundation, Inc. Playwrights Horizons is a
GFP Real Estate, LLC The Evelyn Sharp Foundation recipient of support from The
HBO James L. Simon Charitable Fund Leading National Theatres
Horizon Media The Geraldine Stutz Trust Program, a joint initiative of
John and Robyn Horn The Tobin Theatre Arts Fund the Doris Duke Charitable
Foundation and The Andrew
Foundation, Inc. The Winston Foundation
W. Mellon Foundation.
Government Support
(Support for 2018/19 Season)

National Endowment for the Arts New York State Council on the Arts
New York City Department of Cultural Affairs with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo
New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and the New York State Legislature
CreateNYC Disability Forward Fund New York State Council on the Arts Regional
New York City Council at the request of Economic Development Council
Speaker Corey Johnson New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and
Historic Preservation at the request of Assembly
Member Richard N. Gottfried

Artistic Director’s Circle

The Playwrights Horizons Artistic Director’s Circle includes our most dedicated individual donors who have
committed to gifts of $10,000 or more each year for a three-year period. The Artistic Director’s Circle joins
with the Playwrights Horizons Board of Trustees in supporting the vision of Artistic Director Tim Sanford.
Members of the Artistic Director’s Circle are considered loyal partners in developing and producing new plays
by some of the most adventurous and talented artists working in theater today. For more information about
the personalized benefits and access available for the Artistic Director’s Circle, please contact Benjamin
Weisman, Associate Director, Individual Giving, at bweisman@[Link] or 212 564 1235 ×3145.

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Svante Bergström Rosalee A. & Bruce Lovett Seymour & Kathleen Weingarten
J. Kerry Clayton & Paige Royer Stephen & Carolyn McCandless Cathy & Stephen Weinroth
Evan Hoffman & Eugene Paceleo Dorinda J. Oliver
Bruce Horten & Aaron Lieber Barbara Raho

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to intimate dinners and cocktail parties with artists, staff, and Board members. For more information about
how you can support Playwrights Horizons, please contact Benjamin Weisman, Associate Director, Individual
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Playwrights Horizons gratefully acknowledges those who have chosen to become a member of our Legacy
Circle by including a Charitable Bequest for Playwrights Horizons in their estate plans through wills, retirement
accounts, life insurance ownerships, and real estate. Members of this group receive invitations to exclusive
events and insider information on organizational goals and plans. To learn more, or to join, please contact
Associate Director, Individual Giving, Benjamin Weisman at 212 564 1235 ×3145.

Anne L. Bernstein Barbara Kreisberg Carole Schwartz

Joan B. Cohen Stuart Kreisberg Mal Schwartz
Liz Fallon Culp Leslie Marcus George Spelvin
Howard Epstein Dorinda J. Oliver Georgina Spelvin
Jane Epstein Linda Rothstein The Dorothy Strelsin Foundation
Susan Ferziger Judith O. Rubin Benjamin Weisman
Jill Garland Robert E. Rubin Rachel Wilder
Sam Gonzalez Mikael Salovaara
Generation PH
Generation PH is a community of theatergoers ages 45 and under who attend Playwrights Horizons
productions; mingle with artists, artistic staff, and our Board of Trustees at exclusive parties and receptions;
and see theater in a new way by talking to writers about the development of their plays. Plus, a portion of
each membership is a tax-deductible contribution that directly supports these amazing artists and their new
work. For more information about joining Generation PH, contact Eva Rosa, Individual Giving Manager, at
erosa@[Link], or call 212 564 1235 ×3144.

LEADERSHIP COMMITTEE Betsy Fippinger Gladys Santiago

Pauline Oudin, Co-Chair Deborah Grant Carlo Steinman
Scott Slobodnyak, Co-Chair Cari Hauck Aleksandra Szczepanowska
Katrina McCann Carol Walport
Steve Nowicki Robert Walport
Elana Propis Jason Wu
Nicholas P. Russo

BEST FRIEND ($1,500+) DEVOTED FRIEND ($600– Sara Luz Estela

Richard Berg $1,499) Sandra Garner
Lauren Ehrhardt Aude & Thibault Adrien Jen Hoguet
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Deborah Grant & Serge Tanjga John Bishop & Diana Sciortino Taena Kim
Cari Hauck Michael James Contini Anita Kishore
Trevor S. Kokal & Emily Erstling Monique Longoria &
Naoki Sasamoto Camille Fletcher Matthew Franklin
Dillon & Brenda Lorda Cynthia Flowers Camille Nivero
Katrina McCann Nelson A. Isava Hernandez Cate Nivero
Melinda McLellan Travis James Erica Rotstein
Alex Mitow & James Miille Christina Koza Erika Stallings
Steve Nowicki Catherine Lynch Briel Steinberg
Pauline & Nicolas Oudin Michael Melamedoff Michael Trivelli
Elana Propis Courtney Mitchell Yemelí Ciara Villegas
Veronica Relea Catherine Mulligan Emily Walport
Nicholas P. Russo Anne G. Myers Jennifer & Benjamin Whitfield
Gladys Santiago Marc Pickard
Matt Schneider & Priyanka Garg Malcolm Salovaara NEW FRIEND ($200–$399)
Shaka Shervington & Cochleen & Jonathan Sands Jeffrey Ferrera
Justine Whittaker Andrea Stefanescu
Scott Slobodnyak Martin Woodard
Carlo Steinman
Aleksandra Szczepanowska & GOOD FRIEND ($400–$599)
Gordon Shearer Nicole Aiken
Carol & Robert Walport Attienette Azille
Jason Wu Eugene Brodach

Matching Gifts
Many companies have matching gift programs that enable our donors to double their
donations. Playwrights Horizons thanks these companies for matching the gifts of their
employees and supporting our theater. For more information about matching gifts,
please contact Susan Ferziger, Associate Director, Institutional Giving and Campaign, at
sferziger@[Link] or 212 564 1235 x3142.

American International Group, Inc. Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC

Assured Guaranty Leon Levy Foundation
Bank of America Merck
The Bank of New York Mellon Meredith Corporation Foundation
Carnegie Corporation of New York New York Community Trust
Deutsche Bank Americas Pfizer, Inc.
The Dun & Bradstreet Corporation S&P Global
Fortress Investment Group LLC
Lists complete as of April 24, 2019
Promising playwrights need
support and Page 73 delivers.
Recent Page 73 Premieres
2006 Elliot, A Soldier’s Fugue
by Quiara Alegría Hudes
2007 1001 by Jason Grote
2009 Sixty Miles to Silver Lake
by Dan LeFranc
co-production with Soho Rep

Creature by Heidi Schreck

co-production with New Georges

2010 Jack’s Precious Moment

by Samuel D. Hunter
Heidi Schreck
Creature Edgewise by Eliza Clark
2011 Lidless
by Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig
“…the chance to discover what’s 2013 Sleeping Rough by Kara Manning
effective and what isn’t in a 2014 Grounded by George Brant
young playwright’s work is, after When January Feels like Summer
all, why Page 73 devotes itself to by Cori Thomas
‘developing the most talented co-production with Ensemble Studio Theatre

early-career voices.’” You Got Older by Clare Barron

The New York Times 2015 Judy by Max Posner

2016 Kentucky by Leah Nanako Winkler
co-production with Ensemble Studio Theatre
The right professional resources
are vital for playwrights early Ultimate Beauty Bible
by Caroline V. McGraw
in their careers. Page 73’s
productions and playwright 2017 Orange Julius by Basil Kreimendahl
co-production with
development programs launch Rattlestick Playwrights Theatre
careers by generating momentum Today Is My Birthday
that enables talented playwrights by Susan Soon He Stanton
to make a major impact on the 2018 Catch as Catch Can by Mia Chung
American Theatre. Each Page 73
production is a playwright’s Off-
Broadway premiere.

Quiara Alegría Hudes Clare Barron

Elliot, A Soldier’s Fugue You Got Older
2007 Pulitzer Prize finalist Three Obie Awards
Page 73 playwrights have gone on to win
the Pulitzer Prize, the MacArthur “Genius”
Grant, the Guggenheim Fellowship, as well
as Tony nominations and Obie, Lortel, and
Drama Desk Awards.

Max Posner Susan Soon He Stanton

Judy Today Is My Birthday

Earlier This Season at Page 73

“Page 73 is devoted to giving rising playwrights their first New York
productions – its alumni include Samuel D. Hunter, Quiara Alegría Hudes,
Heidi Schreck, Clare Barron and Max Posner – and with [Mia] Chung it has
struck gold again. Catch as Catch Can is what Off Broadway theater can be
at its best.”

Time Out New York

Hunter Canning.
and Today Is My Birthday by Jeremy Daniel. Photo of Catch as Catch Can by
Monique Carboni. Photo of You Got Older by Jenny Anderson. Photo of Judy
Photo of Creature by Jim Paldassare. Photo of Elliot, A Soldier’s Fugue by

Mia Chung
Catch as Catch Can
 Page 73’s mission is to produce and develop the work of early-
career playwrights who have yet to receive a professional
production in New York City. We produce Off-Broadway premieres
which represent that career milestone for each playwright and
host an annual slate of development programs: the Page 73
Playwriting Fellowship, Interstate 73 Writers Group, and Summer
Residency. [Link]

Page 73 Board of Directors

Amanda Woods, President Allison Blinken, Vice President
Emily C. Feinstein, Secretary Asher Richelli, Treasurer

Jake Beinecke • John B. Beinecke • Joshua Buhler • Carson Gleberman • Dr. Qusai Hammouri
Liz Jones • Jennifer Kranz • Dan LeFranc • Martha Mortenson • Braden Rhetts • Pamela Ryckman
Jean Kim Smart • Jeremy T. Smith • Cori Thomas
Honorary Board Members: Jonathan Couchman, Daniel Shiffman

Page 73 Staff
Michael Walkup Amanda Feldman Rebecca Yaggy
Producing Artistic Director Managing Director Director of Development

Artistic Associate — Ashley Chang

Development Associate — Chloe Knight
Founding Directors — Liz Jones and Asher Richelli

Page 73 Donors
Partners ($25,000+) Gaily & John Beinecke Amanda Woods & Eric
The Andrew W. Mellon Dr. Rachel Rucker Schmidt & Wasserstrom
Foundation Dr. Jason Schmidt Abigail Ford Winkel
Henry and Lucy Moses Fund Pamela Ryckman Advocates ($1,500—$4,999)
Emma A. Sheafer Charitable Jeremy T. Smith The John Golden Fund
Trust Jody Falco & Jeffrey Steinman Jerome Robbins Foundation
Howard Gilman Foundation Producers ($5,000—$9,999) McGraw-Hill Education
New York City Department of Axe-Houghton Foundation Off-Broadway Angels
Cultural Affairs Tiger Baron Foundation Prospect Hill Foundation
The Morris and Alma Schapiro Bloomberg Philanthropies The Dorothy Streslin
Fund DuBose and Dorothy Heyward Foundation
The Susan V. Bershad Memorial Fund Clea Lewis & Peter Ackerman
Charitable Fund The Rudin Foundation Allegaert Berger & Vogel LLP
Carson & Joseph Gleberman Venturous Theater Fund of Frances Beinecke & Paul
Leaders ($10,000—$24,999) The Tides Foundation Elston
National Endowment for the Anonymous Donor David S. Brown
Arts Allison Blinken Kimberly Sogioka & Joshua
New York State Council on James Fotheringham Buhler
the Arts Mary Lee & David Jones Beth Cogan & Michael
Goldman Sachs Gives at the Leslie Larson & Don Katz Fascitelli
Recommendation of Hannah Joan Lonergan & John Merrow Emily Feinstein & Eric Olney
and Richard Ramsden Martha Mortenson Dr. Qusai Hammouri
The Shubert Foundation Maxine Sleeper Jane Martin & Stuart Katz
The Harold and Mimi Jean Kim Smart & Nick Smart The Lucille Lortel Foundation
Steinberg Charitable Trust Asher Richelli & Daniel Swee Chad Kilbourne
Federico Mennella Kristen D’Arcy Christine Millen
Goldman, Sachs & Co. Anne Reynolds & Rob DeButts Lisa Miller
Matching Gift Program Maggie & Don Buchwald Leah Kalotay & Ron Nemec
Greenberg Traurig, LLP Robert Dorf Rajeev Patel
Braden Rhetts & Christian Valerie Valtz Edis Hillary Schafer
Mundigo Janice Poplack & Michael Karin & Tom Schall
Mimi Lee & Todd Triller Epstein Barbara & Paul Schwarz
Lisa Van Curen & John Dorothy S. Franks Carlo Steinman
Lombardi Kara & Josh Freedman Anne Sundberg
Jennifer Kranz & Andrew Lauren Gabbe & Richard Susan Reider & Robert
Wilson Greene Wasserstrom
Sustainers ($500—$1,499) Jennifer Haley Andrea & Thomas G. Mendell
Anonymous Donor Ruth Hendel Tracy Chutorian Semler
Anonymous Donation in Helen & Edward Hintz Edward Trach
Honor of Jean Smart David & Rory Jones Kate & Art Trotman
Susan Abbott Nina Adams & Moreson Kenneth Usdin
Amy Lieberman Kaplan Daphne Uviller & Sacha
Cynthia Antonucci Michael Koester Spector
Patty Bacon Isobel Konecky Ali Velshi
Nora & Brian Barry Wendie H. & Bud A. Kroll Patricia & Charles Walkup
Jane Bergère Liz Lasdon Liz Hull & Greg Wasserstrom
André Bishop Carolyn Lee A. Tappan Wilder
Eric Braverman Anki Leeds WME
Lisa & Phil Bryson Dan LeFranc Marvin Wolf
Catherine Mathis & Bob Melanie McKnight Pamela L L Woods
Burchell Anthony McMahon
Allison Caporaso Renee Petrofes & Gerald
Zeena Meurer & Jon Cohen McNamara
Kathie Chang & Paul Choi

Contributors to the Campaign for Page 73

Gifts of $250,000 Gifts of $5,000—$9,999 Dr. Qusai Hammouri
Carson & Joseph Gleberman Kimberly Sogioka & Joshua David & Rory Jones
Gifts of $100,000—$249,999 Buhler Karen Kolbert
Howard Gilman Foundation Dale Cendali & Francis Chad Kilbourne
Gaily & John Beinecke Fitzpatrick Elizabeth Cooke & Reynold
Liz Jones & David Kausch Levy
Gifts of $50,000 - $99,999 Dan LeFranc Kenneth Lin
The Ambrose Monell Lisa Van Curen & John Thomas G. & Andrea Mendell
Foundation Lombardi Doreen Oliver
Anonymous Donor Emily Feinstein & Eric Olney Ruth Perlman
Mary Lee & David Jones, in Carol Ostrow Pamela Ryckman
honor of Founding Director Rachel Rucker-Schmidt & Jean & Nick Smart
Liz Jones Jason Schmidt Jonathan Busky & Galen
Gifts of $10,000—$49,999 Jeremy T. Smith Sherwin
Anonymous Donor Jill Swartz Daphne Uviller & Sacha
Gavin Berger Patricia & Charles Walkup Spector
Allison Blinken Jennifer Kranz & Andrew Cori Thomas
Maggie & Don Buchwald Wilson Pamela L L Woods
Don Katz & Leslie Larson Gifts up to $4,999 Steve Billick & D. Bruce Yolton
Martha Mortenson Walter and Karla Goldschmidt
Joseph Persky Foundation
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Maxine G. Sleeper Michael Fascitelli & Beth
Amanda Woods & Eric Cogan
Wasserstrom Richard & Lauren Greene
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Wives Unknown Soldier

Written by Jaclyn Backhaus Book and Lyrics by Daniel Goldstein
Directed by Margot Bordelon Music and Lyrics by Michael Friedman
Directed by Trip Cullman
Jody Falco and Jeffrey Steinman
Emerging Playwright Commission New York premiere
World premiere Starts February 2020
Starts August 2019
Selling Kabul
Heroes of the Written by Sylvia Khoury
Fourth Turning Directed by Tyne Rafaeli
New York premiere
Written by Will Arbery
Produced in association with
Directed by Danya Taymor
Williamstown Theatre Festival
World premiere
Starts March 2020
Starts September 2019

A Boy’s Company
The Thin Place Presents: “Tell Me If
Written by Lucas Hnath I’m Hurting You”
Directed by Les Waters
Written by Jeremy O. Harris
New York premiere
Jody Falco and Jeffrey Steinman
Starts November 2019
Emerging Playwright Commission
World premiere
Starts May 2020

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