The Sound of Music

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Each summer, The Muny proudly welcomes interns from colleges and universities from around the U.S. These
students, support and learn from our creative, production and administrative teams. Muny internships are
highly competitive, with hundreds of applications for each position.

Accounting ........................................................Meghan Albrecht, Hannah Zeiss
Administrative Runner ...........................................................Nathan Smorodin
Arts Administration .............................................................Audri Bartholomew
Artistic Management ..................................................................Maddy Smith
Assistant Production & Office Manager ................................................Jacob Stahl
Carpentry............................................................................Antonia Rycraw
Directing .........................................Doug Gallo, Isabel K. Olson, Jarron A. Williams±
Education ............................................................................Olivia R Bosaw
Electrician ....................................................................Marquise Hutcherson
Lighting Design .........................................................................Benji Arrigo
Marketing . . . . . . . . . . . . ................................................GeGe Pflager, John Verzwyvelt
Materials Coordination .........................Clayton Dombach, Olivia Potthoff, Madison Pratt
Music Directing Apprentice ...........................................................Royce Martin
Music Direction ......................................................Chase Anderson, Noah Lovin
Photography ..........................................................Konnar Allgire, Molly Higgins
Production Management ........................................................Mauriea Lawrence
Production Assistants .......................................Ariel Dickerson, Davy Grace McGuirt,

Emily Huber, Abigail Zaccari
Props .............................................................................Mauriea Lawrence
Scenic Design ..........................................................................Blaine Fuson
Scenic Paint ...........................................................................Emily George
Sound ................................................................Sarah Holland, Thomas White
Stage Management . . .................................Jeremiah Bruton, Nick Carroll, Joshua Vinik
Teen and Kids Sound Design ..........................................................Brad Sievers
Teen and Kids Stage Management ................................................Gunnar Boucher 
Teen and Kids Technicians ............................................Jena Denney, Sarah Holland
Video Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sydney Dye±
Wig and Makeup . . . . . .............................................................Gabrielle Watson

±Congratulations to Jarron A. Williams and Sydney Dye who are the 2021 Carol B. Loeb Fellows.

SHUTTLE SERVICE

New Shuttle Service to The Muny!

 
The Muny provides a free courtesy shuttle service from the MetroLink DeBaliviere Station

to The Muny every performance evening between 7 p.m. and 12 midnight.

All electric, environmentally friendly vehicles from Labyrinth-Mobility are being utilized as
The Muny works to make access easier and transportation cleaner.



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Operational Sustainability One Gift. Facilities Improvement
Endless
Possibilities.

Education and Community Outreach Production Enhancement

Endowment gifts are invested in perpetuity—meaning, the fund’s principal is maintained
(and hopefully grows) while just a portion of its proceeds are used each year to make sure
The Muny is thriving for decades to come. The Muny Endowment was vital during the
uncertainty of the last 18 months.
Whether you support the new Denny Reagan Endowed Fund, name a fund of your own or give
to an area of The Muny that you particularly enjoy, one gift to The Muny Endowment creates
endless possibilities!

Thanks to these generous donors who have already invested in The Muny Endowment:

The Alberici Foundation Interco Charitable Trust Maritz Education &
Liz Armstrong The Johnston Family Fund Community Outreach Fund
Bardol Chervitz Family JSM Charitable Trust and
Randy Mitchell Endowment Fund
Endowed Fund Mr. & Mrs. James S. McDonnell, III Charles W.* & Janet T. Mueller
Marion & Van-Lear* Black III Catherine Frances Juergens William R. Orthwein Jr. &
Parker B. Condie, Sr. Family
Crawford Taylor Foundation Memorial Fund Laura Rand Orthwein Foundation
Drury Hotels Steven S. Kimmel* Greg, Teresa & Virginia Portell
Emerson Thomas A. Kooyumjian Sander Foundation
Enterprise Bank Mr. & Mrs. William Scheffel
Charles P. & June Gallagher Family Foundation Simmons Charitable Foundation
Patricia Wolf Gould Nancy & Kenneth Kranzberg Spoehrer Family Charitable Trust
Ruth Davis & Wylie Todd
Memorial Endowment Endowment Fund
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Haffenreffer Peter & Susan* Krombach Charitable Foundation
Doug & Vicki Hill Michael & Margaret Ann Latta Mary* & Rudolph L.* Wise
Carl House Memorial Ned & Sally Lemkemeier
Joy & Jay Liss Endowment Fund Endowment Fund
Endowed Fund Carol B. Loeb and several Anonymous donors

* deceased

Did you know endowment gifts are also being recognized as part of the Second Century Capital Campaign?
Contact Jenny Pratt at 314.595.5771 to learn more about this special opportunity.

54 T H E C R A W F O R D TAY L O R E D U C AT I O N I N I T I AT I V E
Named in 2019, The Crawford Taylor Education Initiative aids in the development of new arts education
opportunities while improving current Muny education programs under a single, cohesive framework.
This initiative strives to provide unprecedented, hands-on instruction and mentoring to youth hoping to
pursue a career on or offstage in musical theatre. Current programs include:  

The Muny Kids and Teens performing
troupes serve as goodwill ambassadors
to the people of St. Louis and the
surrounding region. A performance
and training ground for talented young
people, the program spotlights children
and teens who demonstrate exceptional
voice and dance talent, stage presence,
dedication and discipline. 
Through the Make a Musical program
The Muny has partnered with iTheatrics
to develop musical theatre programs in
local middle schools underserved in this
area of the Arts. The program is designed
to evolve over a three-year span, with a
new school added each year. 

The Technical Theatre Training (T3) program The Musical Theatre Dance Class is
is a Muny initiative created to expand the a weekly studio dance class for the
network of craftsmen, artisans, and theatre aspiring performer who is interested
professionals who work both locally and in gaining professional dance skills
nationally in the entertainment industry. This for the musical theatre. In this
program provides unprecedented training and class, students will learn strong
mentorship to high school students in the technique in jazz/ballet fundamentals
industry of technical theatre helping to create a as well as character-driven
clear path for success in these fields after high choreography derived from various
school.   Broadway styles.  
The Masterclass Series offers a unique The Muny and Webster University’s Conservatory of
opportunity for students to further their training Theatre Arts have joined forces to host a summer
through area-specific offerings and one-on-one intensive for emerging young artists – The Muny/
engagement with nationally-recognized musical Webster University Intensive. This three-week
theatre professionals. The series includes program invites rising junior and senior high school
Audition Workshops, the BFA Bootcamp, and students from across the nation to participate in an
various specialized classes with guest artists.   immersive theatrical experience like no other!   

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Through The
Muny Internship
Program, interns
meaningfully participate
in the creation of seven
full scale musical
theatre productions in 10
weeks. The environment
is intense, the stakes are
high, and the rewards
are endless. Interns have
the unique opportunity to
work closely with union
professionals including
IATSE, USA, SDC, AFM
and Actors’ Equity. 

In the Muny U Program, high school theatre Working alongside The Muny’s acclaimed music
classes have the opportunity to participate in directing professionals, the Music Directing
online discussions with some of The Muny’s Outreach Program shares insight, training, and
highly esteemed musical theatre professionals opportunities with local musicians of color who
about any component that exists within the have advanced skill and expertise, but need more
process of “putting on a show.” extensive training and/or experience to prepare
them for, and integrate them into, the musical
theatre profession. 
The St. Louis High School Musical Theatre
Awards (SLHSMTA) program is designed to
celebrate outstanding achievement in high school
musical theatre. The year-long adjudication
process culminates in an awards ceremony
modeled on the Tony Awards©. The winners of
the Outstanding Actress and Outstanding Actor
categories will travel to New York (all expenses
paid) to compete in the National High School
Musical Theatre Awards (Jimmy Awards).

For more information
visit: muny.org/education-programs

The Muny recognizes and salutes the following individuals and organizations for their underwriting and support
of these programs:

The Randy Mitchell Endowed Fund  Carol B. Loeb Production Fellowship  
This fund provides special support to Muny As part of The Muny Internship Program, the goal of this
education programs and participants on fellowship is to take our outstanding intern program one step
an as-needed basis. The endowment’s further through mentorship and observation. These fellows will
generosity helps to bridge funding gaps, work side-by-side with the skilled artisans, deepening their
and enables programs and participants to understanding of the specific art form and ultimately change
 succeed in reaching their goals.  the trajectory of their career path. 

Make A Musical Muny Kids & Teens Muny Youth Ensemble 
AT&T Albers/Kuhn Family Foundation,  Johnston Family Fund 
Dana Brown Charitable Trust  Caleres Cares, Centene Charitable  Muny U 
Foundation, and Joe & Nubia Hahn Thomas A. Kooyumjian Foundation
(Muny Teens Sound System) 

56 M U N Y Y O U N G F R I E N D S

MYF Nights at The Muny, Thursdays this Summer!

As a Muny Young Friend, you can get a great
night at The Muny (with a discount), an exclusive
preshow gathering (with dinner and drinks) and
the chance to sit together in the theatre (life is
always better with friends)! All of this for $51.75!
Check your calendar and make plans now to meet
us at The Muny for these great nights:

Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
Thursday, August 12
On Your Feet!
Thursday, August 26
Chicago
Thursday, September 2

SIGN UP FOR FREE TODAY!
muny.org/young-friends or [email protected]

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a real appreciation for that. The arts make our community stronger and more
interesting. And The Muny is just one reason we’re proud to call St. Louis home.
Big fan and hometown supporter of The Muny.

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HENRY KIEL SOCIETY

What if you could make a lifetime of
their Muny memories possible?

Whether you are sitting in your great-grandparents’ seats or this is your first season under
the stars, including The Muny in your will (or other estate plan) means a lifetime of Muny
memories for your grandchildren—and their grandchildren!

One simple sentence in your will can make a tremendous difference. Your thoughtful gift
today helps create their very first Muny memory tomorrow.

Thanks to all who have already made The Muny a special part of their estate plan:

Bardol Chervitz Families Opal M. Jones Douglas H. Rediger DDS
Patricia Bowolak David Juergens Alfred & Marsha Rheinnecker
Thomas & Ruth Brouster Steven S. Kimmel* Elizabeth Ruwitch*
August A. Busch III Charitable Trust Gerald M. Kowarsky JoAnn H. Sanders*
Barry T. Cervantes Nancy & Kenneth Kranzberg Mary E. Schrey*
Mr. & Mrs. Parker B. Condie, Sr. Carol B. Loeb Ralph C. Simon
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dowdy John & Paula McCadden Maurice St. Pierre
Mr. & Mrs.* David C. Farrell Richard & Sharon Buchanan-McClure Lorayn P. Strauss*
Donald Fassold Michael McGrath Jim & Gerry* Thompson
David R. Ganz Richard G. Millman Gene* & Judy Toombs
Earle H. Harbison, Jr. Charles W.* & Janet T. Mueller Mike & Erin Torney
Myrtle L. Herwig* Carla & David O’Brien Dorothy Anna Walters*
William & Kerry Holekamp John & Dotty Parker Bob & Joyce Wendel
John & Suvatthana Hudson Eileen A. Pfeifer* Mary* & Rudolph L.* Wise
Mike Isaacson & Joe Ortmeyer Frances H. Shafer Plagemann* and several Anonymous donors
Donald L.* & Monica L.* Johnson Mike & Barb Quinn
Mrs. Henry O. Johnston Peter & Linda Racen * deceased

Contact Jenny Pratt at 314.595.5771 for a free Will Writing Workbook and to
learn more about how your legacy can impact The Muny’s future.

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ACCESSIBILITY AT THE MUNY 59

For more than 100 years, the Muny has provided facilities and
productions that are accessible to all, regardless, of their physical

or financial limitations.

In addition to nearly 1,500 free seats nightly, We express our sincere thanks to our
The Muny provides: partner, Ascension, for its valuable support

• Wheelchair assistance by our trained usher staff as our Official Access Services Sponsor.
• Two accessible parking areas
• Accessible restrooms and water fountains The Muny was proud to receive the Shine
• Braille menus at all concession stands The Light Award from Paraquad, the leading
• Sign language interpreted performances disability services provider in the St. Louis
region, for its accomplishments in providing
(Signers: Daniel Betzler and Loretto Freeman) enhanced services and access for the disabled.
• Assistive listening devices
• Described performances

(Describers provided by MindsEye)

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Second Century Campaign Helps Deliver Recent Renovations  

 B ackstage Support Spaces and Administrative Offices
Built in the late 40s, The Muny’s backstage support
spaces and administrative offices had never undergone
a major renovation until now. Areas that have recently
been renovated include the costume shop, production
and general offices, rehearsal spaces, craft and scenic
stitcher rooms, painter and carpenter areas, and the
Emerson Artists’ Building which houses dressing
rooms, the wig shop, hair and makeup departments and
wardrobe maintenance.
Located just left of the box office, the entryway to The
Muny’s administrative offices has undergone a complete
makeover. Now featuring an accessible, atrium-style
façade, complete with an elevator, this newly renovated
space provides a welcoming “front door” for The Muny.

Broadhurst Pavilion 
One of two outdoor rehearsal
platforms at The Muny, this
newly renovated space features
enhanced lighting, large-scale
fans, a new dance floor with an
operational turntable (a first in
North America), landscaping
and updates to the prop storage
warehouse located directly beneath
the pavilion. The pavilion not only
acts as a rehearsal space, but also
as a performance stage for The
Muny Kids and Teens and private
preshow events. Renovations to
the Broadhurst Pavilion, formerly
known as the West Platform, were made possible with help from Barbara and Andrew Taylor in honor of
their great-niece, Muny Kid and Teen alumnae, Allison Broadhurst. 
 

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Purina Plaza  
Nestled in the northwest corner of
the Muny campus, Purina Plaza,
formerly known as the West Lawn,
features a brand new performance
stage to showcase local talent,
art installations, versatile photo
opportunities, game areas and lush
landscaping. This plaza serves as a
dynamic, community-focused preshow
space where patrons can gather for
meals, entertainment and recreation
through the season. Renovations to the
Purina Plaza were made possible with
the help of Nestlé Purina PetCare.  

Stage Shells  
Bookending the heart of The Muny, newly
installed decorative shells complete
the three-year renovation of the James
S. McDonnell stage. At 50-feet tall and
150,000 pounds, these shells echo
the historical art deco architecture The
Muny is known for while offering a modern
flair. The stage renovations, including
the architectural shells and the state-of-
the-art technology you experienced in 2019,
were made possible by Mr. & Mrs. James S.
McDonnell III and the JSM Charitable Trust.   

We are still raising funds to meet our $100 million Second Century Capital Campaign goal. Your gift will
assist with our capital improvements and increase The Muny’s endowment to protect our investment,
grow our education and outreach programs, enhance our productions and ensure our sustainability well
into the next century.  

To get involved, please contact [email protected].

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SECOND CENTURY

Capital Campaign

During our unprecedented intermission
in 2020, capital improvements
continued on our 11-acre campus,
including renovations to our
administration and artists’ buildings,
and the newly-named Broadhurst
Pavilion and Purina Plaza.
In this final year of the Second Century
Campaign, please consider joining this
impressive list of generous donors.
Your gift will help pay for our capital
improvements and increase the
endowment to protect our investment,
grow our education and outreach
programs, enhance our productions and
ensure our sustainability.

DONOR HONOR ROLL

$20,000,000 William T. Kemper Foundation Terry & Sally Schnuck
Mr. & Mrs. James S. McDonnell III Nancy & Kenneth Kranzberg ± Spire
Carol B. Loeb ± Gene* & Judy Toombs
& the JSM Charitable Trust Mr.* & Mrs. Charles W. Mueller
The Enterprise Holdings Eric P. & Evelyn E. Newman Foundation $100,000 - $249,999
Don & Nancy A. Ross Anonymous (3)
Foundation and the Taylor & James S. & Lynne P. Turley Natalie & John Alberici
Kindle Families Marion & Van* Black
$500,000 - $999,999 Mr. & Mrs. Blackford F. Brauer
$5,000,000 - $9,999,999 Louis & Rochelle Cella Donald Fassold
Emerson Sam & Marilyn Fox June & Charles Gallagher
Holekamp Family Foundation ± Robert Hermann *, Robert Hermann, Jr. Patricia Wolf Gould

$2,000,000 - $4,999,999 and Richard Holton, Jr. Memorial Endowment
Bellwether Foundation Interco Charitable Trust Laura & Mike Herring
Orthwein Foundation Randy Mitchell Endowment Fund Michael & Barbara Hurst
PURINA The Rheinnecker Family ± Mike Isaacson & Joe Ortmeyer ±
Andrew & Barbara Taylor Mr. & Mrs. William Scheffel Johnston Family Fund
Robert J. Trulaske, Jr. Family Foundation Ned & Sally Lemkemeier
$1,000,000 - $1,999,999 Joy & Jay Liss Endowment Fund
Liz Armstrong $250,000 - $499,999 Lux Family Foundation
Bardol Chervitz Families Ameren Corporation Charitable Trust Maritz
The Family of Andrew N. Baur Thomas & Ruth Brouster Harry & Genie Mueller
Bayer Mr. & Mrs.* David. C. Farrell Mike & Barb Quinn ±
Berges Family Foundation Finerty Family Foundation Peter & Linda Racen ±
August A. Busch III Robert & Carol G. Jones Douglas H. Rediger, DDS ±
Steven S. Kimmel * Sander Foundation
Charitable Trust ± Marilyn A. Schnuck & Simmons Charitable Foundation
Preston M. Green Charitable
Stephanie A. Schnuck
Foundation
Edward Jones

Spoehrer Family Charitable Trust, SUPPORT 63
Jane S. Tschudy
Opal M. Jones ± SCENIC PAINTERS AT WORK
Mary Strauss David A. Juergens
Jerry & Margaret Thomasson Tim & Elizabeth Kertz Drs. Gregory & Grace Jones
Tom & Carol Voss Dr. Stuart Kornfeld Stephen C. & Jody C. Jones
Mr. & Mrs. John K. Wallace, Jr. Peter & Susan* Krombach Susan & Kevin Knasel
Bob & Joyce Wendel Dot & Larry LeGrand Virginia & Mark Koors
Mary* & Rudolph L.* Wise Mary & John Lemkemeier Ralph & Donna Korte
John & Christy Nickel Kerrin & David Kowach
$50,000 - $99,999 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Nix, Jr. Susan & Stuart Krawll
Anonymous (1) Pershing Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. J. Mark Lashly
David R. Ganz ± Robin & Joel Prakken Seth & Catherine Leadbeater
Anders CPA + Advisors Stan & Mary Ann Rea LeGrand Family
Mary Atkin Denny & Michelle Reagan Joseph & Joan Lipic
Enterprise Bank & Trust Foundation Nancy & John Ross Heather & Kyle Lopez
Doug & Vicki Hill Safety National Richard & Sharon
Thomas A. Kooyumjian Shaughnessy Family
Steve & Marlene Schumm Buchanan-McClure ±
Family Foundation Lucie & Steve Springmeyer Ted & Tammy McKim
Gerald M. Kowarsky ± Maurice St. Pierre ± Leslie McKinney
Mark & Barb Kuhlmann Mr. & Mrs. Paul L. Vogel Elizabeth Ruwitch*
Michael & Margaret Ann Latta Anabeth & John Weil Mr. & Mrs. Neal Schroeder
David B. Lichtenstein Foundation Ann Cady Scott
John Allan Love $10,000 - $24,999 Hugh Scott III & Ann C. Scott
Anonymous (1)
Charitable Foundation Joe & Dianna Adorjan Charitable Foundation
Sophia McCrocklin & Dan Albanello & Ken Graham Michael & Susan Scully
Randy & Nancy Alt Mr. & Mrs. William G. Sedlacek
William Isaacson Bank of America Private Bank
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Millman Ms. Gail Beisman & Family
Patrick & Elizabeth Moore Rob & Susan Bowman Courtney Simms & John Zaegel
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin B. Broadhurst III Ralph C. Simon ±
Family Foundation Joseph Brown Andy & Mary Ann Srenco
Frances Plagemann* Barbara Bryant Richard & Phyllis Steckel
Greg, Terese & Virginia Portell Barry T. Cervantes ± Kathi & Ken Tacony
Todd & Julie Schnuck Mrs. Calvin A. Case, Jr. Thompson Coburn LLP
Tarlton Corporation Mr. & Mrs. Parker B. Condie, Jr. Michael & Erin Torney ±
Mark & Debbie Wilhelm Creason-Edwards & Cimarolli Anthony S. Waskiewicz, Jr.
Clark S. & Jean C. Davis William H. Webster, Jr.
$25,000 - $49,999 Dennis Donnelly & Rebecca McDermott Ben Whiteley & Elaine Whiteley *
Mr. Clarence C. Barksdale Christopher & Marilou Dugan Emily A. Williams
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Behan Benjamin F. Edwards & Co. Linda* & William Wolfinger
Mary & Robert Ciapciak Susan & Howard Elliott Doug & Lynn Yaeger
Mr. & Mrs. Parker B. Condie Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Evens
Margaret & Gordon Finley Listing current as of July 27, 2021
Family Foundation June McAllister Fowler &
Sam B. Cook Family
Drury Hotels LLC Flint Woodruff Fowler PhD
Ron & Cheri Fromm Eva L. Frazer MD & Steven C. Roberts JD
Dr. Charles D. & Lisa Fuszner Lou Fusz Automotive Network
Ed & Dorette Goldberg Nancy Millsap Hawes
John & Laurie Haffenreffer Rick & Lynn Hill
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel B. Hayes III Hill Investment Group
Myrtle I. Herwig * Tim & Celia Hosler
David & Catherine Hogan Donald L.* & Monica L.* Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. David Hollo
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Imbs III
Bettie S. Johnson

64 SUPPORT Alden & Terry Pflager
William* & Mary Pitcher
$1,000 - $9,999 Mr. & Mrs. John Hammond Jack E. Pohrer
Anonymous (1) Charlotte & Robert* Hanpeter Carl & Ann Polster
Tom & Julia Bakewell Melanie Harms Patricia Redington & Randy Mariani
Marie-Hélène Bernard Mr. & Mrs. J. Philip Hellwege John & Mary Risberg
Anna & Rob Bertman Ed & Karen Hempstead Dr. Nanette Ritchie
Sam C. Bertolet Hermann Oak Leather Marc & Allyson Rogers
Leslie Bloom Anne W. Hetlage Amy Rome
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Bolen Patricia J. Heutel Mrs. Paul M. Ross
Marianne & Tim Brady Susie & Bill Hizar Patty & Richard Rothman
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen F. Brauer Robert & Gail Hoell John H. Russell
R.M. & T.Y. Brown Foundation Thomas & Margaret Hollis JoAnn H. Sanders*
Donna Burshek & Mark Kennebeck Margaret Houlihan-Oelze Ann Scheuer
Joyce & Mike Bytnar Lynn Hubbard & David Zapolsky Tom & Ulrike Schlafly
Pilar & Jud Calkins Michael & Glenna Hughes Pat & Ken Schutte
David Charak Stephen & Susan Jansen Sickles Charitable Fund
Charles E Claggett, Jr. JPMorgan Chase Patsy, Andrew & Drew Sobey
The Victor Clever Family Robert Kanterman & Caryn Fine John & Vicky Sondag
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Cohen Phil & Judy Kaplan Michele & Brad Sowers
Marcy & Rick Cornfeld John Kehoe & Karen Pfitzinger Janet & Dale Steinback
Ellen & Andy Cornwell Dan Kelley St. Louis Trust Company
Christine Crain Mr. & Mrs. Ray Kloppenburg Perry & Don Streett
Dee Dee & Pam Ed Kniep & Kathy Holman Beth & Paul Stroble
Nettie O. Dodge Jennifer & Christopher Koster William & Margaret Stude
Rev. Michael L. Donald Bill & Sue Kroeger Grenville & Dianne Sutcliffe
Dr. Kara Driscoll & Jeannie Kuntz Kenneth Teasdale
Barbara Landesman Jane & Sandy Thal
Mr. Derek Neathery Louis & Carole Loebner Mr. & Mrs. Jack E. Thomas
Charla Dziedzic Margaret A. Lundgren Phyllis R. Tirmenstein
Rachel Eidelman Jane S. Mackey Claire Todorovich
The Ellenhorn Family Derek & Shaina Martin Jane Tracy
Mary Engelbreit Paul & Kathleen Matecki Robert & Marsha* Uhlenhop
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Fiala Callie McCrocklin Justin Vogt &
Ray & Mary Fournie Marilyn Millberry
Ted & Billie Frey Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Minogue the Automatic Controls Team
Gallop Family Foundation Tim & Betsey Mooney J. R. & Mia Walters
F. Scott Galt Marianne Muellerleile & Tom Norris Jim & Stacey Weddle
Mr. & Mrs. Martin E. Galt III Jacqueline T. Niekamp Ellen & Sanford Weiss
Stacey Goldman Seiichi & Kim Noda George “Butch” & Carol Welsch
In Memory of Barney & Susanne Orf Ann B. Zimmerman
Elizabeth J. Parker Jim & Vicky Zimmerman
Jayne Goodman John & Dotty Parker ± Lon & Judy Zimmerman
Ted & Laura Greenberg Marianne Perez
Mrs. Frank J. Guyol, Jr.*
Diane Hall*
Matt & Lisa Hall

ENSEMBLE AUDITIONS

STUDENT RUSH AT THE MUNY 65

Hey Students!

The Muny is pleased
to offer a special
25% discount for
students for select
performances
and seats!

To register, visit:
muny.org/student-rush

A GREENER MUNY

WORKING TOGETHER TO
BUILD A GREENER MUNY

The Muny is fortunate to work with partners that
share its desire to become a more energy efficient
and environmentally responsible facility:

Ameren: Manchester United
Ameren has been instrumental in Methodist Bike Rehab:
helping The Muny continuously Manchester United
upgrade its electrical systems Methodist Bike Rehab
and related technology. provide bicycles as
an enjoyable, energy
Kirberg Company: saving transportation
The Kirberg Company’s option for performers
generosity has made possible and staff.
the installation of a solar panel
system that produces 25,000 kWh Second Century Campaign Renovations:
of renewable energy each year. All interior lighting in The Muny Administration Building has been
converted to LED and a new Building Automation System (BAS) controls
Friendlier Printing: our HVAC systems to enhance their year-round efficiency. All systems
All show programs and (originally from the 1940s) have been updated.
marketing materials use
recycled paper.

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FOOTLOOSE, 2019

YOU HELP US MAKE THE MAGIC

The Muny’s mission is to enrich lives by producing exceptional musical theatre, accessible to all, continuing
our remarkable tradition in Forest Park. Unlike other Park institutions, we receive no

tax support from the Zoo-Museum District and depend on Muny Partner generosity to bring
these amazing musicals to life under the star-filled sky for generations of St. Louisans.

Please visit muny.org/support/munypartners for more information about joining us to help fulfill this mission!

We recognize donors with the year of their first consecutive annual gift.

* Indicates deceased Listings current as of July 26, 2021

Please call 314.595.5731 with any changes.

HALL OF FAME

More than 400 Hall of Fame Partners make annual gifts of $1,000 or more. To learn about their
special benefits which give them an inside look into the creative process, bringing them closer to
the magic, please call Sonja at 314.595.5728 or visit muny.org/support/munypartners.

PATRONS CIRCLE ($10,000+) Mr.* & Mrs. Charles W. Mueller (‘94)
Eric P. & Evelyn E. Newman Foundation (‘14)
Mr. & Mrs. Blackford F. Brauer (‘11) Alfred & Marsha Rheinnecker (‘13)
Thomas & Ruth Brouster (‘87) Nancy A. Ross (‘91)
Louis & Rochelle Cella Family (‘30) Mr. & Mrs. William Scheffel (‘11)
The Dula-Kobusch Charitable Trust (‘85) Spoehrer Family Charitable Trust (‘08)
Steve & Linda Finerty (‘97) Andrew & Mary Ann Srenco (‘07)
Sam & Marilyn Fox (‘87) Andrew & Barbara Taylor (‘11)
Mr. & Mrs. William F. Holekamp (‘05) Mr. & Mrs. Orrin S. Wightman, III (‘85)
Dennis & Judy Jones Family Foundation (‘89) and several Anonymous donors
Ned & Sally Lemkemeier (‘83)
Mr. & Mrs. James S. McDonnell III (‘43)

LEADERSHIP CIRCLE ($5,000-$9,999)

Marion & Van-Lear* Black (‘85) Mike Isaacson & Joe Ortmeyer (‘12) Jan & John Siemens (‘95)
T. Danis Charitable Trust (‘93) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Jenkins (‘17) Edward C. Simmons III (‘03)
Donald Fassold (‘03) Mr.* & Mrs. Henry O. Johnston (‘63) Lucie & Steve Springmeyer (‘04)
Ray & Mary Fournie (‘95) Michael & Margaret Ann Latta (‘86) Kathi & Ken Tacony (‘98)
Ron & Cheryl Fromm (‘07) Mark & Patty Mantovani (‘14) Chrissy Taylor & Lee Broughton (‘19)
Earle & Suzanne Harbison (‘87) Mr. Ed Monser (‘19) Mr. & Mrs. Jerome W. Thomasson (‘78)
Donna Jean Hill (‘96) Harry & Genie Mueller (‘87) Mr.* & Mrs. Robert Tschudy (‘88)
Doug & Vicki Hill (‘03) Roy Pfautch (‘91) James & Lynne Turley Family (‘31)
Michael & Barbara Hurst (‘97) Greg, Terese & Virginia Portell (‘10) Weissman’s Dancewear Solutions (‘09)
Edward & Margaret Imo (‘98) Denny & Michelle Reagan (‘03) Mark & Debbie Wilhelm (‘92)
Michael R. Loynd* (‘15) Mr. & Mrs. Terry E. Schnuck (‘99) and several Anonymous donors

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GOLD PATRON ($2,500-$4,999) Brian & Kris Hogan (‘18) Alden & Terry Pflager (‘11)
David & Catherine Hogan (‘14) George & Josie Pritchard (‘93)
John & Natalie Alberici (‘63) Kristen & Rick Holton Jr. (‘15) Peter & Linda Racen (‘15)
Mary V. Atkin (‘14) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Imbs III (‘01) Helen M. Ravarino* (‘45)
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin B. Broadhurst, III (‘12) Christy Franchot James (‘87) William & Carel Reynolds (‘94)
Roger & Diane Brodsky (‘86) Bettie S. Johnson (‘85) Mr. & Mrs. Donald Schanche (‘05)
Richard & Sharon Mr. & Mrs. Ray Kloppenburg (‘18) Mrs. Edward J. Schnuck (‘77)
Peter & Susan* Krombach (‘97) Mr. & Mrs. Neal Schroeder (‘02)
Buchanan-McClure (‘08) Mark & Barb Kuhlmann (‘03) Gene & Joan Slay
Joyce & Mike Bytnar (‘15) Davida Lichtenstein (‘12)
Mary & Robert Ciapciak (‘03) Jay & Joy Liss (‘86) Charitable Foundation (‘21)
The Victor Clever Family (‘89) Mr. Steve MacDonough (‘12) Janet & Dale Steinback (‘02)
Joe & Pat Davis (‘17) Leslie McKinney (‘98) Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth B. Steinback (‘19)
Michael Dern (‘83) John & Christy Nickel (‘10) Mr.* & Mrs. Eugene M. Toombs (‘70)
Nettie O. Dodge (‘13) The Oefelein Family (‘07) In memory of Gary F. Vincel (‘86)
Mr. & Mrs.* David. C. Farrell (‘20) Bob, Sadie, & Tyler Ortmeyer (‘17) Tom & Carol Voss (‘09)
Maurice & Edna Mae Graham (‘13) Dr. & Mrs. Leroy F. Ortmeyer (‘12) Karie & Vito Wagner (‘14)
John & Laurie Haffenreffer (‘02) Bob & Joyce Wendel (‘14)
Dr. Tom & Janice Hawk (‘87) Emily A. Williams (‘89)
Kathleen Hilligardt (‘14)
Jack E. Pohrer (‘88)
SILVER SPONSOR ($2,000-$2,499) Douglas H. Rediger DDS (‘20)
Susan & Jodie Rich (‘07)
Shirley Alvarez-Mohrman (‘11) The Reverends Hope & Joseph & Rosemary Shaughnessy (‘89)
Linda Bardol & Mickey Chervitz (‘07) Luke Jernagan (‘21) Ronald & Patricia Shreves (‘86)
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Behan (‘38) John Sopuch, M.D. (‘87)
Barbara Bryant (‘12) Steven T. Johnston (‘11) Jim Thompson (‘96)
Barbara & Robert Cohn (‘20) Ashley & John Kemper (‘14) Mr. & Mrs. John K. Wallace, Jr. (‘89)
Clark S. & Jean C. Davis (‘02) Tim & Elizabeth Kertz (‘19) Willam H. Webster Jr. (‘17)
Jerome & Amy Flynn (‘19) Dr. Stuart Kornfeld (‘92) Jack & Karen Zerr (‘07)
June & Charles Gallagher (‘10) Carol B. Loeb (‘94) and several Anonymous donors
Steven & Kimberly Glogoza (‘19) John & Paula McCadden (‘15)
James & Jessica Godfrey, Jr. (‘87) Dr. Robert & Heidi Meister (‘14)
In memory of James B. Guth (‘10) Larry & Jayne Mueller (‘21)
Carmen & Chris Jacob (‘18) Andrew & Peggy Newman (‘03)
Michael & Gaye Patterson (‘07)

PAINT YOUR WAGON, 2019

68 S U P P O R T

BRONZE BENEFACTOR ($1,000-$1,999)

Mr.* & Mrs. Stanley F. Abrams (‘36) Dr. Robert & Christina L. Butler (‘09) Sonja S. Furiya & Ann R. Taylor (‘12)
Dave Ackmann (‘19) Mrs. C. A. Case, Jr. (‘69) Dr. & Mrs. Charles D. Fuszner (‘87)
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Alderson (‘96) Barry T. Cervantes (‘93) Chris Gaddy (‘20)
Julie & Ken Allman (‘18) David Charak (‘00) Kelley & Howell Gaines (‘16)
Harry & Jan Amann (‘04) Kwofe A. Coleman (‘21) Charles & Barbara Galli (‘87)
Julius & Gayle Anderson (‘07) Mr. & Mrs. Parker B. Condie Jr. (‘18) Al & Ruth George (‘03)
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Andrews (‘09) Mr. & Mrs. Parker B. Condie, Sr. (‘91) Mrs. Ray A. Gerritzen (‘63)
The Virginia Appel Family (‘00) Honorable James F. Conway (‘86) Michelle Glass (‘16)
Mr. Theodore M. Armstrong (‘19) Marcy & Rick Cornfeld (‘06) Ed & Dorette Goldberg (‘01)
Mrs. William Bahn (‘00) The Cortright & Wright Families (‘21) Judy & Al Goldman (‘99)
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Bamberger, Sr. (‘86) David & Jean Cowell (‘00) In memory of Barnett, Jayne &
Mr. Clarence C. Barksdale (‘66) Daniel & Tamara Coyne (‘14)
Ronald & Georgia* Bartels (‘98) Gary & Barbara Darlington (‘13) Mark Goodman (‘94)
John & Joan Bartley (‘13) Pamela Dern (‘83) Tom & Kim Goyda (‘14)
Dr. Deanna Bates & Steven J* Mueller (‘06) Verna Detmer (‘07) Joe Graf (‘15)
The Beisman Family (‘61) Dennis C. Donnelly & Randy & Susie Graham (‘00)
Joe & Sandy Benyo (‘19) Stephen & Kathryn Green (‘11)
Sam Bertolet & Helen Ziercher (‘21) Rebecca McDermott (‘87) Mr. & Mrs. Donald Gunn, Jr. (‘85)
Adam Birenbaum & Gretchen Sander (‘20) Jill & Ed Dowd (‘18) Mr. & Mrs. Michael Halbrook (‘21)
Ben M. Bishop (‘91) Patricia A. Drew (‘87) Philip V. Hanel (‘19)
Mr. & Mrs. Ben M. Bishop, Jr. (‘11) Mrs. Shirley Drury (‘97) Melanie Harms (‘16)
Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Block (‘90) Ellen & Henry Dubinsky (‘19) Dr. Bruce Harris (‘14)
Patti & Chris Blumeyer (‘43) Christopher S. Dugan Family (‘07) Kathy & Mark Harris (‘20)
Lynn Bodenheimer & Ray Finegan (‘97) Jan & Terry Dunaway (‘99) Cory & Hilary Hartung (‘15)
Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Bonin (‘20) Mr. & Mrs. William Eckert (‘08) Mr. & Mrs.* L. Shepley Hermann (‘55)
Rob & Susan Bowman (‘20) Herb & Jackie Eggerding (‘13) Patricia J. Heutel (‘52)
Patricia Bowolak (‘14) Rosalie Eickhoff (‘94) Rick & Lynn Hill (‘15)
Paul & Marcia Brackman Family (‘57) The Ellenhorn Family (‘18) Robert & Gail Hoell (‘17)
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen F. Brauer (‘89) Susan & Howard Elliott (‘09) Don & Glenda Hoerstkamp (‘85)
Rick & Joyce Brenner (‘14) Nuri & Sheri Farber (‘10) Diane & Kevin Hoffmann (‘21)
Dr. & Mrs. David Brigham (‘14) Mr. & Mrs. James M. Fiala (‘97) Amy & Michael Hollo (‘20)
Mr. & Mrs. Bart Brnjac (‘10) Margaret & Gordon Finley (‘14) Maggie & Ron* Holtman (‘04)
Sandra & Thomas Brownlow (‘16) Fischer-Bauer-Knirps Foundation (‘03) Lotsie & Rick Holton (‘97)
Jane D. Bryan (‘11) Max & Cindy Fisher (‘13) Christine & Scott Homan (‘12)
Jack* & Jane Buehler (‘08) Mr. & Mrs. Rick Forshaw (‘13) Dr. Pam & Mr. Bob Horwitz (‘21)
Dr. Stephen & Jessica Burger (‘16) June McAllister Fowler (‘15) Celia & Tim Hosler (‘21)
Donna Burshek & Mark Kennebeck (‘11) Don & Ann Franke (‘17) Mrs. Charlotte M. Huggins (‘97)
William H. T. Bush Family (‘89) Ted & Billie Frey (‘16) Greg & Victoria Iken (‘15)
Ken & Barb Fritz (‘00) Mr. & Mrs. Stephen G. Jansen (‘92)
Tim Jansen & Audrey Ferris (‘19)
1776, 2019 James R. Jones (‘85)
Opal M. Jones (‘20)
Robert & Carol G. Jones (‘01)
Stephen C. & Jody C. Jones (‘94)
Kent & Jeannine Kalkwarf (‘13)
Phil & Judy Kaplan (‘88)
Mr. & Mrs. Brad & Annette Keller (‘19)
Dan Kelley (‘19)
Craig & Mary Kennedy (‘19)
William & Christina Kohlburn (‘12)
Julie & Todd Korte (‘16)
Ralph & Donna Korte (‘98)

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BRONZE BENEFACTOR CONT. GUYS AND DOLLS, 2019

Gerald M. Kowarsky (‘19) Jamie & Erin Rakey (‘12) Beth & Paul Stroble (‘14)
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Stupp, Jr. (‘05)
Bill & Sue Kroeger (‘98) Mr. & Mrs. Steve Rasche (‘05) Donald M. Suggs (‘03)
Grenville & Dianne Sutcliffe (‘05)
Mr. & Mrs. George Lange (‘89) Thomas & Linda Ray (‘08) Ellen Walz Svenson (‘17)
Lisa & Maddison Syberg (‘08)
Larry & Delia Larkins (‘15) Stan & Mary Ann Rea (‘13) Tarlow Family Foundation (‘18)
Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Thaman (‘99)
Mr. & Mrs. J. Mark Lashly (‘94) Patricia Redington & Randy Mariani (‘12) Mr. & Mrs. W. Scott Thompson (‘03)
Christie & Larry Tietjen (‘11)
Mr. & Mrs. Larry LeGrand (‘07) Curtis & Michele Reed (‘14) Phyllis R. Tirmenstein (‘90)
Pam & Craig Toder (‘96)
Mr. & Mrs. Mark LeGrand (‘14) John Reinhold (‘16) Mike & Erin Torney (‘19)
Patricia Trout Trust (‘11)
Mike & Kim Cuppett Lesher (‘14) Mr. & Mrs. Walter C. Reisinger, Jr. (‘10) Ardeen & Otto N. Tucker, Jr. (‘87)
Douglas & Janet Turnbough (‘93)
Patti* & Thom* Lewis (‘03) Mr. & Mrs. Peter Rexford (‘00) Robert & Marsha* Uhlenhop (‘94)
Mr. & Mrs. John Virant (‘92)
Laurie & Sean Lock (‘19) Daniel Richardson Family (‘51) Anthony S. Waskiewicz, Jr. (‘17)
Larry & Carol Watson (‘12)
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Lohr (‘05) Mr. & Mrs. Michael Rick & Miss Jim & Stacey Weddle (‘18)
The Weidle Family (‘99)
Kathryn & George Love (‘06) Samantha Whitworth (‘67) Ms. Barbara Lynn Wells (‘12)
George “Butch” & Carol Welsch (‘94)
Judy Lund (‘92) Dr. Nanette Ritchie & Family (‘84) Mark & Virginia Wetterau (‘20)
Dr. & Mrs. Jack Wier (‘93)
Barbara & Daniel Maestas (‘19) Kenneth & Krista Roberts (‘19) Mrs. Lori Willibrand (‘03)
Deborah & Daniel Winter (‘17)
Bill & Barb Maher (‘89) Terry & Susan Roscoe (‘17) Linda* & William Wolfinger (‘13)
Kathleen Wood (‘11)
The Malkus Family (‘14) Nancy & John Ross (‘91) George H. Wood Family (‘09)
John Zaegel & Courtney Simms (‘16)
W. Stephen Maritz (‘02) Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Rothman (‘02) and several Anonymous donors

Sharon, Paul, Catherine & Dr. Theodore & Kathryn Rummel (‘04)

Colleen Martin (‘07) Debbie & Robert Sanders (‘18)

In memory of Mary V. & Jim & Kathleen SanFilippo (‘04)

Oscar P. Martinez (‘96) Mr. & Mrs. James G. Sansone (‘01)

Patti & Mark Mays (‘11) Larry & Beverly Sapaugh (‘00)

Mr.* & Mrs. Lansden McCandless, Jr. (‘95) Dr. & Mrs. William Sasser (‘06)

John W. & Mary H. McClure (‘93) Katie & John Sauer (‘05)

H. Smith & Janet McGehee (‘04) Jim & Judy Schloeman (‘07)

Jim & Susan McHugh (‘03) Jack L. & Evelyn Schmitt (‘92)

LInda McKay (‘20) Judith E. Ho Schulz (‘88)

Dana & Guy Medaris (‘16) Mr. & Mrs. Steven Schumm (‘98)

Richard G. Millman (‘00) Patricia & Samantha Schutte (‘18)

The Moore Family (‘18) Mr.* & Mrs. James L. Schwab, Jr. (‘03)

Patrick & Elizabeth Moore (‘14) Ann Scott (‘93)

Tom & Celeste Mueller (‘21) Jack & Mickey Scoville (‘06)

Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Nix, Jr. (‘19) Mr. & Mrs. William G. Sedlacek &

Katie & Patrick Notestine Jr. (‘17) Family (‘96)

Anita & John O’Connell (‘93) Vincent & Judy Shaw (‘87)

Jim & Patricia O’Donnell (‘18) Barbara & Merwyn Sher (‘91)

The Oetting Family (‘86) Dr. & Mrs. Stephen G. Slocum (‘16)

Joan O’Hara (‘07) Greg & Becky Smith (‘10)

Michael D. & Bonnie B.* O’Keefe (‘85) Karen C. Smith (‘15)

Diane & David* O’Reilly (‘18) Lisa Smith (‘17)

David Ostapowicz (‘19) Steve & Kris Sneeringer (‘00)

Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Overton (‘86) In memory of Jerry Snyder (‘11)

Joann Pate (‘14) Patsy, Andrew, Drew Sobey (‘94)

James Piasecki (‘15) Michele & Brad Sowers (‘13)

William* & Mary Pitcher (‘13) Dave & Suzie Spence (‘81)

Mr. & Mrs. Carl C. Polster (‘14) Pamela S. Statler (‘13)

Jenny & Wayne Pratt (‘18) Richard & Phyllis Steckel (‘14)

Dick & Peggy Price (‘19) Kate & Howard Stephens (‘98)

Mrs. Toekie Purler & Family (‘94) Kathleen C. & Joseph C. Stewart, Jr. (‘04)

Jennifer Quinn & Family (‘04) Ed & Amy Stivers (‘19)

Mike & Barb Quinn (‘92) Courtney & Ben Stotler (‘15)

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GUARANTORS

We are incredibly grateful to be able to recognize the support of our Guarantors who provide an important
foundation of annual financial support upon which our theatre continues to build a remarkable history.
Benefits include exclusive VIP parking in front of The Muny.

GUARANTORS ($600-$999) William & Janice Brucker (‘18) Michelle Swenson Drury (‘16)
Eric & Ann Brunngraber (‘21) Frank A. & Rose Mary Duda (‘17)
Mary Jo Abrahamson (’21) Kimberly Kirby Buchholz (‘21) Dr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Dugan (‘88)
Frank Adam III (‘81) Bob & Jo-Ann Bunton (‘16) Tom & Kathy Duggan (‘18)
Mr. & Mrs. David Adam (‘14) Dr.* & Mrs. Robert Burstein (‘53) Mary Dunavant (‘07)
Mrs. Vern Akers (‘87) Michael Byrne & Sandra Duchon Byrne (‘12) Marilyn Dunbar &
Dr. & Mrs. Robert Alaly (‘91) Mr. Edward Calcaterra (‘88)
In memory of Mrs. James G. Alfring (‘66) Bob & Sandy Cannon (‘19) Amy Dunbar Schepker (‘07)
Bill & Terri Allen (‘05) Heather & Joseph Chavez (‘20) Charla & Dan Dziedzic (‘15)
Sharon & Paul R. Altsheler, Jr., MD (‘87) Dr. & Mrs. Octavio R. Chirino (‘89) Anne* & Jim East (‘05)
Milan & Jagruti Anadkat (‘20) Michelle Cicotte (‘19) Jerry & Sue Eddens (‘20)
Anderson-Dietz (‘21) Maxine Clark & Bob Fox (‘18) Kevin & Debi Edwards (‘19)
Mrs. George W. Andrews (‘61) Mr. & Mrs. R.B. Clark, III (‘12) Mary & Scott Edwards & Family (‘99)
Mrs. Stephen J. Apted (‘89) Michael D. Comens (‘17) Lynn & Bill Elliot (‘12)
Todd & Lisa Arends (‘87) Jeff & Rebecca Cook (‘10) Richard G. Engelsmann (‘09)
Sara Arn (‘18) Ellen & Andy Cornwell (‘14) Mr. & Mrs. Don Erdbruegger (‘94)
Mr. & Mrs. John Bacon (‘16) Tom & Joyce Cornwell (‘10) Lois C. Etling (‘16)
Jason & Dana Baker (‘18) Joan Asche Coyle (‘47) Lloyd & Connie Evitts (‘03)
Mrs. J. Stewart Bakula (‘93) The Croak Family (‘66) Dave Fahrenkamp & Kelly Hahs (‘12)
In memory of Bill & Inky Ball (‘80) Sean Cullen (‘05) Tony & Susan Favazza (‘11)
William Ballard (‘87) Mr. & Mrs. Stephen C. Culver (‘98) Mr. & Mrs. Charles Fay (‘16)
Julie & John Bantle (‘18) Mr. Bertram B. Culver III (‘21) Gary L. Feldman (‘18)
John & Judy Barada (‘13) Chris & Bill Cuppett (‘14) Julie Ferguson (‘18)
Wayne & M.J. Barker (‘14) Bob, Laura, Mark & Sarah Curtin (‘11) Mr. & Mrs. William Fiala (‘13)
Ann & Edward Barnidge (‘16) Nick & Hope Damato (‘19) Paula Fielder (‘21)
C. Bartle/L. Grandy (‘97) Michael & Kimberly Dambach (‘18) Bob & Marlene Fields (‘13)
Mr. & Mrs. William L. Basler (‘14) Chris & Molly Danforth (‘16) Gina A. Fiordelisi (‘92)
Mr. Dan Bean (‘19) Benjamin Daniel (‘21) Richard & Sheila Flom (‘07)
Mr. & Mrs. Lee F. Bearman (‘93) Anthony Daniele (‘13) In memory of Robert E. Flynn, Jr. &
Dr. & Mrs. Steven Beatty (‘05) Hank & Vicki Darabcsek (‘00)
Gerald (Jerry) Beckerle (‘07) Alex Datuin, MD (‘10) Virginia H. Flynn (‘89)
Rob & Anna Reby Bertman (‘19) Kristi & Brian Dentinger (‘14) Mark Foster (‘14)
John & Crystal Beuerlein (‘19) Linda & Ed Desmond (‘16) Carol & Jeff Fothergill (‘21)
Mr. & Mrs. F. Gilbert Bickel III (‘93) Kathleen & Terry Dessent (‘00) Irene Fox (‘96)
Dr. & Mrs. William Birenbaum (‘18) Glen & Patti Deutsch (‘11) Jim & Melissa Fox (‘18)
Kelly & Linda Boehmer, BHHS Select (‘18) Kenneth & Patricia Diel (‘19) Joe & Gen Frank (‘10)
Dr. & Mrs. George Bohigian (‘14) Tom & Sarah Dillon (‘87) John Fries, Jr. (‘15)
Jane Bolliger (‘16) Don & Lois Ditzler (‘21) Jack Frohlichstein* (‘19)
Lori & Bill Borger (‘12) Gregory Doerr & Paul Hueseman (‘11) Brenda & Dena Futrell (‘13)
Buddy & Rusty (‘10) Carol Donelan (‘01) Judge Gary M. Gaertner (‘12)
Dr. & Mrs. Chris Bowe (‘18) Teresa Dorshorst (‘17) Mrs. James E. Gaffney (‘94)
Dwight & Kim Brandon (‘17) Dr. & Mrs. Charles H. Dougherty (‘16) Gallop Family Foundation (‘87)
Parker & Mary Brauer (‘16) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dowdy (‘04) Mr. F. Scott Galt (‘19)
James A. Breckenridge (‘52) Timothy P. Dower (‘06) Mr. & Mrs. Martin E. Galt III (‘09)
Sue Brewer (‘19) Richard & Claire Doyle (‘13) David R. Ganz (‘00)
Barbara & Dolph* Bridgewater (‘10) Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Dressing (‘98) Jane & David Ganz (‘86)
Bill & Penny Broderick (‘05) William S. Drochelman, Jr. (‘05) Betsy & Spencer Garland (‘19)
Ernest A. Brooks III (‘86) The Garrison Family (‘85)
Robert A. Gau (‘90)

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G U A R A N T O R S CONT. Mary Hopfinger (‘98) Daniel & Zoe Linza (‘18)

David & Susan Gearhart (‘94) Pat & Sam Hopmeier (‘11) Joseph & Joan Lipic (‘94)
Sheila Gephardt (‘92)
Linda & William F. Giese III (‘08) Horan Children (‘12) Louis & Carole Loebner (‘86)
Nicki & John Gillis (‘05)
Linda W. Givens (‘01) Richard W. Horner (‘60) Gerry & Kay Love (‘07)
George Gladis (‘17)
Edward & Caroyln Goedeke (‘21) Gregory & Jennifer Hudson (‘18) Christopher & Kelechi Loynd (‘19)
Patricia M. Goessling (‘03)
Kenneth Goldberg (‘17) The Hume Family (‘87) Kathy Lueders (‘14)
Harold & Evelyn Goldberg Family (‘01)
Stacey Goldman & Tim Greenwald (‘16) Claire & Bruce Hundelt (‘87) Dennis & Ginger Luetkemeyer (‘07)
Jim & Diane Gorman (‘06)
Deanna Graham (‘16) Kathryn & John Hungerford (‘02) Rockne M & John Daniel Luke (‘21)
Donald C. & Marlene Grant (‘91)
Mr. & Mrs. W. Ashley Gray, III (‘12) Lynn Hurster (‘15) Paul S. Lux Family (‘93)
Cornelia Green & Bob Fletcher (‘87)
Dr. & Mrs. Morton R. Green (‘89) Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Jacobs (‘18) Mr. & Mrs. William Macon, Jr. (‘02)
Ted & Laura Greenberg (‘87)
Michael & Christine Grewe (‘18) Corey & Stephanie Jacobson (‘21) Kevin & Beverly Maher (‘03)
Dolores Grollman (‘12)
Charles Guilford Family (‘89) Ms. Mary Kay Jaudes (‘12) Sharon & Martin Margherio (‘18)
Mr.* & Mrs.* Frank J. Guyol, Jr. (‘51)
Richard & Patricia Haberstroh (‘15) Greg & Starla Johnson (‘18) Dr. Rocco & Mary Ann Marrese (‘90)
Burnell & Kathryn Hackman (‘14)
The Hafner Family (‘17) Drs. Gregory & Grace Jones (‘14) Don & Angie Martin (‘19)
Patricia Ham (‘19)
Mr. & Mrs. John Hammond (‘15) Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Judd (‘14) The Ray Martin Family (‘98)
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Hanley (‘97)
Gary & Catherine Hansen (‘18) Dr. Louis Kappel* & Helen Kappel* (‘87) The Mastorakos Family (‘10)
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Hartley (‘13)
Lori & Joe Hartman (‘19) Jeanne & Aron Katzman (‘87) Dennis & Chris Matteuzzi (‘87)
Nancy Millsap Hawes (‘19)
Jeff & Brenda Hebrank (‘03) Burt Kaufman & daughter Anne (‘98) Mrs. James F. Mauzé (‘10)
Heidinger, Dieterich,
C. John & Deborah J. Keane (‘03) Jim, Pat, Sara & Kevin McAtee (‘95)
Peterson Family (‘92)
Norwin Heimos Family (‘19) Lt. Governor & Mrs. Mike Kehoe (‘11) Mrs. Virginia McCook (‘14)
Vicki & Rich Helfrey (‘16)
Mr. & Mrs. J. Philip Hellwege (‘10) Barb & Joe Kelley & Kane Family (‘67) Kathy & Tom McDermott (‘14)
J. Gordon Henges (‘17)
Lisa A. Herder (‘18) Bryan & Suzanne King (‘18) Linda K. McDowell (‘11)
Louis & Wendy Hermann (‘19)
Dr. & Mrs. Albert E. Hesker (‘89) Ken & Mary Klasing (‘12) Tom & Mary McGhee (‘88)
Laura & Kevin Hewgley (‘15)
Heyde & Konieczny Families (‘16) Janet Kling (‘17) Tammy McKim (‘15)
Milton Hieken &
William E. Klipsch (‘17) Carol & Pat McMahon (‘16)
Barbara Barenholtz (‘18)
Margo M. & Paul W. R. Hields (‘17) David J. & Susan W. Klotz (‘10) Stan & Joan Mengwasser (‘19)
Chip & Alexis Hiemenz (‘09)
Bill & Amy Hinderer (‘07) Ed Kniep & Kathy Holman (‘00) Kathy Mertz & Jamie Raines (‘17)
Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Holthaus (‘09)
Becky & Jack Hood (‘21) Paul & Nancy Kopsky (‘14) David & Amy Meyers (‘16)

Mr. & Mrs. Steve Korbecki (‘04) Ann & Michael Middleton (‘14)

Dr. & Mrs. David F. Kowalczyk (‘98) Mr. & Mrs. Sandford J. Miller (‘10)

Dr. Robert & Judy Kramer (‘00) Jon & Sharon Moen (‘18)

John H. Kramer, Jr. (‘15) Sue & Sarah Montgomery (‘10)

Mark & Claudia Krasnoff (‘13) Mrs. John S. Moore, Jr. (‘92)

Bob & Carol Krause (‘19) The Ray Morris Family (‘89)

The Krause Family (‘98) John & Joan Morrissey (‘10)

Mr. & Mrs. Stuart J. Krawll (‘97) The Mortika & Benes Families (‘86)

Mr. & Mrs. John Krekovich (‘19) Richard & Alice Muckerman (‘07)

Robert Kremer & Robert & Kaye Mueller (‘89)

Christine Alivernia-Kremer (‘03) Lynn & Stephen Muench (‘19)

Matt Krieg (‘21)

David & Carol Krueger (‘19) RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN’S CINDERELLA, 2019

Chris Kubicek (‘21)

Annette LaMora (‘07)

Mr. & Mrs. Robert LaMear IV (‘13)

Anita & James Lamont (‘12)

Don & Wanda Lange (‘04)

Susan & John Langheim (‘18)

Mrs. Donald A. LaPoint (‘11)

Mike & Debbie Lefton (‘18)

Paul & Rose Leightner (‘16)

Mrs. John K. Lilly (‘89)

Harmony & Christine Lineback (‘07)

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G U A R A N T O R S CONT. Mr. & Mrs. H. William Reisner, Jr. (‘08) Steven & Terri Stout (‘17)
John & Jean Reusch (‘10) Judy Streif (‘14)
Forrest Murphy (‘70) Mr. & Mrs. Gregory R. Rhomberg (‘87) Dr. & Mrs. David A. Striker (‘11)
In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. David J. Richardson (‘51) Della Kay Sullivan (‘86)
Sean & Molly Roarty (‘15) Tim & Elizabeth Swank (‘98)
Mr. & Mrs. D.P. Murray* (‘85) David & Deborah Robert (‘16) Mark & Stephanie Szewczyk (‘17)
Judge Walter A. Murray, Jr. (‘16) Dr. David S. Rosenberg & Linda Kline (‘12) In memory of John & Pat Taylor (‘17)
Janet Musial Schwarze (‘16) John & Melinda Ross (‘18) Marty & Susie Tendler (‘11)
In Loving Memory of Carmelo Natoli (‘21) Mrs. Paul M. Ross (‘04) Valerie & Todd Terry (‘17)
Judith Neill (‘98) Kay & Philip Roush (‘14) Jane & Sandy Thal (‘12)
Marilyn & Tom Neis (‘20) Mr. & Mrs. Charles Royce (’20) Gary & Judith Thomas (‘13)
Jacqueline Niekamp (‘80) Mr. Charles Ruedebusch, Sr. (‘13) Mr. & Mrs. Terrence Tobin (‘00)
Howard & Carolyn Nimmons (‘17) Dawn M. Ruez (‘13) Erin Toohey (‘19)
Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Nolan (‘88) In memory of Mr & Mrs Joseph Ruwitch (‘61) Mrs. Job S. Toon (‘20)
Carla & David O’Brien (‘13) Betty & Robert Rybacki (‘08) Gary & Debra Torrence (‘87)
Oertli & Braswell Families (‘87) Dr. Bobby & Mic Sandage (‘11) Jim & Debi Traube (‘10)
Mark & Sue Ohlendorf (‘17) Jeff & Linda Sandler (‘03) In memory of Katie Tull
Kevin & Patti Ortyl (‘18) Peter* & Alice Sargent (‘11)
Ross & Donna Osiek (‘04) Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Schlapprizzi (‘97) 2004-2016 (‘12)
The Ostertag Family (‘54) Elizabeth J. Schlesinger (‘21) Duane & Meg Turpin (‘15)
Andy & Sandra Overmyer (‘20) W. Stevens Schmid (‘94) The Van Rees Family (‘14)
Jill Padua (‘16) William Schmidt (‘19) Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Vancil (‘87)
Cecilia Parchomski (‘10) George & Rose Schmitz (‘13) In memory of Gene & Berenice
Elizabeth J. Parker (‘15) Ms. Colleen Schoendienst (‘19)
John T. & Dotty Parker (‘18) Janet Schrodt & Vivian Prinster (‘11) Vescovo (‘87)
Dr. Tricia Pavlopoulos (‘21) Mr. & Mrs. John J. Sheehan (‘85) Russell & Virginia Viehmann (‘16)
Mr. Barry Pessin* (‘10) Susanne & Charles* Shepherd (‘15) Matt Villa (‘17)
Mrs. Trent B. Phelps (‘87) Donna Sheridan (‘16) Mr. & Mrs. E. William Voss (‘87)
Lynn & David Phillips (‘17) Stephen & Julie Sheridan (‘91) Jim & Jo-Ann Wachter (‘17)
William* & Geraldine* Piel (‘91) Mrs. David Sherman, Jr. (‘92) Steve & Kay Waggoner (‘08)
Mr. Thomas G. Pike, Jr. (‘20) Linda & Norman Shore (‘95) J. R. & Mia Walters (‘94)
Clyde & Jane Pilkington (‘21) Dr. & Mrs. Sherman J. Silber (‘87) Richard & Mary Walts (‘16)
Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Pollnow (‘07) Janis Fixman Silverstein (‘15) Lisa & Toby Warticovschi (‘15)
Peggy Porter (‘12) Loretta A. Simon (‘96) Susan Weber (‘17)
Robin & Joel Prakken (‘19) Cindy & Randy Singer (‘16) Dr. & Mrs. Alan Weiss (‘89)
Claire Pribula (‘01) Dirk & Diana Skredenske (‘07) Dr. & Mrs. Alan Weiss (‘89)
MJ Probst & Kathie McCann (‘18) Brian Smith (‘14) Ellen & Sanford Weiss (‘13)
Bob Proost (‘20) Robert & Edie Smith (‘18) Robert Weisser &
Tabby Wetzel Quarles (‘10) Jerry* & Susan Snyder (‘12)
Marlene Rabe & Julie Wyatt (‘17) VJ Snyder & Family (‘97) Elizabeth Singer (‘21)
Mr. & Mrs. Norfleet Rand (‘96) Donn E. Sorensen (‘13) Nick & Susan Wells (‘19)
Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin F. Rassieur III (‘16) Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Soukenik (‘94) Mr. & Mrs. T. Conrad Watterau (‘20)
David & Rachel Ray (‘21) Christopher & Christine Speidel (‘02) Mrs. George P. Whitelaw III (‘21)
The Rea Family (‘21) Dr. & Mrs. Andrew C. Spitzfaden (‘06) Gary & Anne Wilder (‘21)
Thomas Reed (‘17) Teresa D. Steinberg (‘18) Ken & Sandy Williams (‘14)
Trevor Reese (‘18) Michael & Darla Stelmacki (‘15) Larry & Jan Wilson (‘16)
Dr. Charles & Debbie Rehm (‘09) Nanette Stevenson (‘18) Kathryn L. Workman (‘03)
Jan & Dennis Reilly (‘21) Mary & William Stewart Fund (‘19) Kathleen Wosman (‘15)
Cheri C. & Benjamin Stock Jack & Claudia Wright (‘18)
MATILDA, 2019 Anne Stoltz (‘13) The Robert Wunderlich Family (‘19)
C. F. Stolwyk Family (‘84) Doug & Lynn Yaeger (‘13)
Matthew & Cynthia Storey (‘21) Karen Yeager (‘13)
The Zahnweh Family (‘94)
Jeff & Amy Zufall (‘18)
and several Anonymous donors

A HISTORY OF THE MUNY 73

A CANOPY OF GREEN SPREADS gracefully over a stage half the size of a football field.
In front of it stretch nearly 11,000 seats, arranged in a gentle 52-foot rake. Each evening from
mid-June through mid-August, the lights blaze, the music swells and a dervish of dancers defy
the laws of gravity. It’s a St. Louis institution. A tradition for 100 summers. It’s The Muny.

The love of good theatre on a grand scale seems to have been part of the St. Louis psyche from
the outset: In 1916, actress Margaret Anglin selected the site of the present day Muny for an
outdoor production of As You Like It. The show featured a “community prologue,” giving more
than 200 St. Louisans a chance to perform. The show was a critical and popular success.

In 1917, the Convention Board of the St. Louis Advertising Club decided to proceed with plans
to host in June the 13th Annual Convention of Advertising Clubs of the World. As late as April
10 there was no entertainment feature for the convention, which would open June 3. Attorney
Guy Golterman, Parks Commissioner Nelson Cunliff and Mayor Henry Kiel set the wheels in
motion that would lead to the construction of an outdoor theatre in Forest Park. The first
municipally-owned outdoor theatre in America was built in 49 days, minus seven days lost to
rain. The grand opera Aida was presented on June 5, 1917.

By 1919, a charter had been formed naming the outdoor theatre: The Municipal Theatre
Association. On June 16, 1919, Robin Hood was presented as the first show performed under
“The Muny” banner.

Since that summer of 1919, when Robin Hood and his band of merry musicians first trod
the venerable boards, St. Louis has considered The Muny its own theatre. That tradition may
have been established by then-mayor Kiel, who demonstrated his support of the fledgling
enterprise by making his stage debut in that first production as King Richard.

THROUGH THE DECADES, The Muny has played host to some of the biggest names
in show business: Vincent Price, Cary Grant, W. C. Fields, Bob Hope, Ethel Merman, Cab
Calloway, Pearl Bailey, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Phyllis Diller, John Travolta, Angela Lansbury,
Betty White, Sarah Jessica Parker, Heather Headley, Jennifer Holliday and a constellation of
other stars. The Muny has produced and presented grand operas, operettas, concerts, ballet
troupes and Broadway musicals. Its current fame rests on the latter, with St. Louisans justly
proud of the elaborate and professionally-staged classic Broadway musicals presented on
the Muny stage, unrivaled by any theatre anywhere!

THE MUNY’S FAME HAS RESTED SOLIDLY on its fabulous productions, yet it seems
that there is more than show biz behind its success. Native St. Louisan, Muny veteran and
popular actress Mary Wickes put this mystique very well: “...You young lovers take notice –
there is no more romantic setting than The Muny on a warm summer night, full moon, that
great orchestra playing and a golden-voiced tenor singing...Trust me. It’s as close to heaven
as some of us will get!”

74 S U P P O R T

CORPORATE & CIVIC PARTNERS
Corporate and Civic Partners help underwrite production costs, fund educational programs, support
engagement efforts into underserved St. Louis communities and ensure The Muny’s continued
existence for generations to come. We proudly recognize the numerous business and civic partners
who have made annual financial contributions as well as gifts of materials and services.

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE ($50,000+)

THOMAS A. KOOYUMJIAN
FOUNDATION

DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE ($20,000+)

Crawford Taylor PEPSI_H1_4CP_SM (FOR USE .25” 1.5" )
Foundation
CMYK
PATRON’S CIRCLE ($10,000+)
PEPSI_H1_4CP_MED (FOR USE 1.5" TO 4")
Albers/Kuhn
Family Foundation

CMYK

PEPSI_H1_4CP_LARGE (FOR USE 4" AND LARGER)

CMYK

SUPPORT 75

LEADERSHIP CIRCLE ($5,000+)

Manchester United Methodist
Bike Rehab

GOLD PATRONS ($2,500–$4,999) SILVER SPONSORS ($2,000–$2,999)

Belden Inc. (‘04) Southwestern Enterprises Inc. (‘13)
Central Bank of St. Louis (‘11) Tarlton Corporation (‘55)

BRONZE BENEFACTOR ($1,000+)

American Medicare Counselors (‘16) Engineered Lubricants Co. (‘98) Mackenzie & Associates (‘14)
Barrett Partners, LLC (‘18) Essex Industries Inc. (‘70) P’Sghetti’s Pasta (‘11)
Blue Sky Apparel & Promotions (‘12) Fischer’s Restaurant (‘87) Solon Gershman Inc. (‘86)
Brave Inc. (‘18) Frontenac Engineering (‘86) Spire Inc. (‘34)
Lou Budke’s Arrow Finance Co. (‘85) Hager Companies (‘83) Thermal Science, Inc.,
Cadence Technology Services (‘07) JPC Controls (‘96)
Christy Industrial Holdings (‘11) The Kiesel Company (‘63) Nu Chem, Inc. (‘87)
Diestelkamp Constructors (‘19) Luxco (‘86) US Bank (‘05)
Willis Towers Watson (‘85)

GUARANTOR ($600+) Dazzle Home Staging (‘16) Koller Enterprises, Inc. (‘86)
The Delmar Gardens Family (‘87) Land Dynamics, Inc. (‘86)
AC Systems, Inc. (‘02) Dunn & Miller, P.C. (‘06) MC Mechanical Services (‘21)
Baisch & Skinner, Inc. (‘88) Empire Comfort Systems (‘14) O. E. Brokerage Co., Inc. (‘88)
R. Beuc Architects, Inc. (‘87) Grossman Iron & Steel Co. (‘87) Planned Parties Inc. (‘85)
Borghi Floors (‘16) Gustine Avenue LLC (‘88) Rhodes Equipment Company (‘69)
BSI Constructors Inc. (‘98) Hankins Construction Co. (‘90) Semco Plastic Co., Inc. (‘86)
Cambridge Engineering, Inc. (‘63) Hill Investment Group (‘12) Shapiro Metals Company (‘17)
Chaney Pools (‘98) Hoener Associates Architects (‘93) Sterling Lacquer Manufacturing (‘17)
Coatings Unlimited, Inc. (‘86) Union Service Co., Inc. (‘30)
Ryan R. Cox & Associates (‘11)

MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES

Many St. Louis employers match gifts their employees or retirees make to arts institutions. These
companies have matched gifts this year, so donors receive Muny Partner benefits at a higher level.
Contact your own Human Resources department to see if your employer can match your gift and get
the process started – we’ll take it from there!

21st Century Fox Bank Of America Eaton Pfizer Foundation
ADP Bayer Elsevier Foundation Shell Oil Company Foundation
Air Products Mg Benevity Community Impact Fund Equifax Staenberg Group Inc
Anheuser-Busch Boeing Johnson Controls Thrivent Financial For
Aon Risk Services Bunge North America Foundation Mallinckrodt
AT&T Caterpillar Foundation Novus International Inc. Lutherans Foundation
US Bank

76 T H E M U N Y R E P E R T O R Y

Addams Family, The ............................. 2014 Chocolate Soldier, The............1921,26,29,35, Good News......................1935, 40, 44, 66, 74
Aida.................................................. 2006, 16 40, 43, 49, 56 Grand Night for Singing, A......................1981
Aida ( Verdi)..............................................1928 Grand Ole Muny Opry..............................1976
Ain’t Misbehavin’.....................................1994 Chorus Line, A..1981, 82, 85, 89, 97, 2002, 17 Grease....................1982, 88, 93, 99, 2007, 14
Al Hirt’s Impressions of New Orleans.......1976 Chu Chin Chow.........................1943 (2 weeks) Great Music.............................................1957
Al Jolson, Tonight!...................................1980 Cinderella.................1961,65,80,95,2003,19 Great Waltz, The...1937, 40, 43, 46 (2 weeks)
Aladdin................................................2012 Cinderella on Ice......................................1990
All Shook Up............................................2017 Circus Princess, The..........................1930, 31 51, 56, 61
Allegro...................................................1955 Connecticut Yankee, A......................1936, 48 Guys and Dolls..1955, 57, 65, 69, 77, 96, 2004,19
Alone At Last...........................................1930 Count of Luxembourg, The................1925, 26 Gypsy......................1963, 67, 74, 89, 2006, 18
American Way, The...................1940 (2 weeks) Countess Maritza........................1928, 31, 52 Gypsy Baron............................................1923
Andre Kostelanetz N.Y. Philharmonic........1976 Crazy for You................................1998, 2003 Gypsy Love..................................1923, 37, 46
Annie.....................................1978 (2 weeks), Cyrano de Bergerac....................1932, 34, 53 Hairspray...........................................2009, 15
83, 89, 94, 99, 2004, 09, 18 Damn Yankees.....1957, 64, 69, 78, 98, 2010 Hans Christian Andersen..................1981, 91
Annie Get Your Gun....1952 (2 weeks), 56, 62 Dancin’.............................................1985 Hansel and Gretel/Act II,
Dancing Years.........................................1947
68, 81, 93, 2005 Debbie Reynolds Show...........................1980 “The Nutcracker” Ballet.................1958, 66
Anthony Newley.......................................1976 Desert Song, The.......1930, 32, 33, 35, 41, 43 Happy Hunting.........................................1958
Anything Goes..................1940, 60, 72, 82, 99 Hello, Dolly!.......1968, 71, 77, 92, 97, 2007, 14
Applause.................................................1971 46, 50, 55, 60, 66, 79, 96 (in Concert) Herb Alpert Tijuana Brass..........1968 (1 night)
Apple Blossoms.................................1940, 47 Destry Rides Again..................................1961 Here’s Love.............................................1965
Apple Tree, The........................................1986 Diahann Carroll Show.................1971 (1 night) Her Regiment..........................................1925
Around the World in 80 Days................1962, 87 Die Fledermaus............................1923, 47, 51 High Button Shoes.......................1951, 65, 83
Auld Lang Syne.......................................1948 Dinah Shore Show.....................1972 (1 night) High School Musical................................2008
Babes in Arms.........................................1940 Do I Hear a Waltz?...................................1967 Highwayman, The....................................1922
Babes in Toyland.......1920, 26, 29, 37, 43, 47, Dollar Princess........................................1927 Hit the Deck..........................1942, 44, 48, 56
Dolly Varden............................................1925 Holiday Inn...............................................2015
52, 59, 63 Dream Street...........................................1984 Honeymooners, The.................................1932
Babette...................................................1939 Dreamgirls..............................................2012 Hooray for Hollywood!............................2002
Baker’s Wife, The.....................................1976 Drood!................................................1988 How to Succeed in Business Without
Balalaika........................................1941,43 East Wind...............................1934, 40, 46, 50
Ballroom................................................1979 Eileen...............................................1926,44 ReallyTrying.....1966(2weeks),70,81,2002
Bartered Bride, The.....................1937, 39, 52 El Capitan................................................1919 I Do! I Do!....................................1974, 83, 91
Baryshnikov, Mikhail................................1983 Enchantress, The.....................................1929 I Dream of Jeanie...................................1963
Beau Brummel........................................1933 Engelbert Humperdinck Show....1970 (1 night) Il Trovatore...............................................1926
Beauty and the Beast....................2005, 10, 15 Erminie...............................................1925 Into The Woods.......................................2015
Beggar Princess, The...............................1924 Evening of Gershwin, An..........................2001 Iolanthe.............................................1926
Beggar Student, The................................1921 Evening of Great Music, An......................1956 Irene..............................1931,41,44,49,57,73
Bells Are Ringing.........1959 (2 weeks), 66, 79 Evening of Operetta with the It’s Delightful, It’s Delovely,
Beloved Rogue........................................1935
Big River..................................................1987 Saint Louis Symphony, An...................1995 It’s Cole Porter.....................................1991
Big Show of 1936....................................1972 Evening of Richard Rodgers, An..............2000 Jerome Robbins’ Broadway....................2018
Billy Elliot.................................................2014 Evita..................................1985, 89, 96, 2001 Jersey Boys.............................................2018
Bitter Sweet..........1933, 36, 41, 45, 49, 53, 74 Fanny..................................................1959 Jesus Christ Superstar..1985, 90, 96, 2005, 17
Bloomer Girl......................................1949, 53 Fantasticks, The......................................2002 Jimmy Durante Show................1971 (1 night)
Blossom Time.........................1930, 32, 53, 62 Fencing Master, The................................1923 Jim Nabors Show, The
Blue Paradise, The...................................1932 Festival on Ice..........................................1985
Bohemian Girl.............1919, 24, 29, 36, 44, 51 Fiddler on the Roof.....1970 (2 weeks), 73, 76, .........................1971 (2 nights), 72 (1 night)
Bolshoi Ballet, The.............................1973, 75 Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor®
Boys from Syracuse, The..........................1964 82, 87, 93, 98, 2003, 08, 16
Breakfast at Tiffany’s..............................2004 Finian’s Rainbow...............................1958, 77 Dreamcoat...................1986,97,2002,07,12
Brigadoon.......1950, 55, 63, 68, 79, 90, 2001 Firefly, The..................1920, 24, 39, 41, 45, 49 Jubilee...............................................1945,48
Buddy Holly Story, The............................2015 Florodora...........................................1924, 33 Katinka.........................................1920, 27, 39
Burt Bacharach Show........................1970, 76 Flower Drum Song......1961 (2 weeks), 65, 81 Kid Boots.................................................1936
Bye Bye Birdie.......1962, 66, 80, 90, 98, 2011 Follies..................................................1972 King and I, The.....1955-59-63, 67 (2 weeks),
Cabaret................................................1971 Footloose...........................................2010,19
Calamity Jane..........................................1961 Fortune Teller, The.............1921, 24, 37, 45, 49 71, 76, 83, 89, 94, 99, 2006, 12
Call Me Madam...........................1954, 59, 68 42nd Street..1985, 86, 91, 96, 2004, 09, 16 Kinky Boots.............................................2019
Camelot................1965 (3 weeks), 69, 75, 81, Fra Diavolo.........................................1921, 26 Kismet....................................1956,60,69,77
Funny Girl...............................1967, 75, 84, 97 Kiss Me, Kate.......1953 (2 weeks), 56, 61, 66,
83, 95, 2002, 09 Funny Thing Happened on the
Can-Can..................................1957,61,66,83 75, 81, 91, 2011
Carmen..............................................1953,59 Way to the Forum, A.........1979, 2000, 17 Knickerbocker Holiday.............................1940
Carnival!............................................1963,80 Geisha...................................................1922 Knights of Song..................................1938, 60
Carousel.....................1950 (2 weeks), 55, 64, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes..........1954, 59, 86 La Cage aux Folles...................................1986
Gentlemen Unafraid................................1938 Lady in Ermine.........................................1928
68, 75, 79, 88 George M!...................................1970, 81, 92 Lady in the Dark................................1950, 58
Carpenters Show........................1972 (1 night) Gigi....................................................1973, 82 Land of Smiles........................................1932
Carroll O’Conner Show............................1973 Gingerbread Man, The.............................1938 Last Waltz, The.................................1932, 34
Castles in the Air......................................1929 Girl Crazy.....................................1942, 51, 75 Legally Blonde.........................................2011
Cat and the Fiddle, The........1933, 35, 45, 52 Glamorous Night................................1936, 42 Les Misérables..................................2007, 13
Cats...................................1987, 94, 2004, 10 Glen Campbell Show...............1971 (2 nights) Leonard Bernstein N.Y. Philharmonic.....1976
Cavalleria Rusticana................................1925 Godspell.............................1989,95,2003,09 Li’l Abner....................................1959, 63, 80
Chicago..........................................1977,2012 Golden Dawn...........................................1929 Lilac Domino............................................1924
Chimes of Normandy, The....1919, 21, 38, 47 Gondoliers,The........................................1920 Little Me............................................1965, 80
Chinese Honeymoon................................1924 Little Mermaid, The......................... 2011, 17
Little Shop of Horrors..............1990, 96, 2011

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Liza Minnelli Show, The...........................1972 One Touch of Venus................................1953 Song of Norway..........1949 (2 weeks), 54, 59
Lorelei................................................1973 Open Road............................................1944 Song of the Flame, The.........1927, 28, 39, 42
Lost Waltz, The..........................1938, 39, 46 Over Here!.............................................1974 Sonny & Cher Show................1972 (2 nights)
Louie the 14th........................................1937 PaintYourWagon..........................1956,2019 Sons O’Guns....................................1936, 43
Love Call, The.. ................................1929, 32 Pajama Game, The................1957 (2 weeks) Sound of Music, The..............1964 (3 weeks)
Love Song, The......................................1928 68 ( 2 weeks ), 72, 77, 82, 87, 93, 2000, 05, 10
Mack & Mabel........................................1974 62, 68, 2007 South Pacific.......1955 (2 weeks), 57, 63, 69
MadameButterfly.............................1960,78 Pal Joey.................................................1983
Madame Pompadour.......................1930, 45 Panama Hattie.......................................1954 73, 80, 92, 97, 2003,13
Madame Sherry.....................................1935 Pearl Bailey Show....................1972 (1 night) Spamalot ..............................................2013
Mamma Mia! ........................................ 2016 Peter Pan......1956, 78, 87, 93, 98, 2002, 07 Spring Maid...............................1922, 23, 26
Mame...............1969 (2 weeks),76,91,2005 Pinafore (H.M.S.)...................................1925 State Fair...............................1969 (2 weeks)
Man of La Mancha....1970, 74, 78, 83, 88, 95 Pink Lady, The....................1926, 37, 45, 50 Street Singer..........................................1931
Martha...............................................1925 Pippin.................................................1986 Student Prince, The.....1928, 29, 30, 33, 52,
Mary...........................................1928,39,46 Pirates of Penzance, The.................1921, 83
Mary Poppins........................................2013 Pirates!(orGilbert&SullivanPlunder’d)...2012 56, 60, 65, 72
Mascotte, The........................................1920 Plain and Fancy......................................1957 Sugar...................................................1979
Matilda.......................................2019 Porgy and Bess...............1964, 77, 88, 2014 Sugar Babies...................1980 (2 weeks), 84
Maytime..........................................1930, 44 Prince of Pilsen..............1923, 24, 29, 37, 46 Stuttgart Ballet.......................................1971
Meet Me in St. Louis.......1960, 65 (2 weeks) Princess Chic.........................................1924 Sunny.........................................1935,43,48
Princess Flavia......................................1928 Superman..........................................1967
77, 94, 99, 2004, 09, 18 Princess Pat, The...................................1927 Swan Lake.............................................1986
Merry Widow, The...............1923, 25, 28, 36 Producers,The......................................2008 Sweet Adeline........................................1934
Promises,Promises..........................1970,83 Sweet Charity...................................1971, 77
43, 46, 51, 55, 68, 80 Pump Boys & Dinettes............................1992 Sweethearts...................1922, 23, 26, 34, 41
Mexican Holidays...................................1962 Queen High............................................1939 Take Me Along..................................1961, 74
Mikado, The.....................1919, 20, 27, 37, 54 Queen’s Lace Handkerchief...................1922 Tales of Hoffman...................................1927
Milk and Honey.......................................1964 Radio City Rockettes Muny Tarzan...................................................2014
Miss Liberty...........................................1951 Teresina..............................................1935
Miss Saigon.....................................2001, 08 Spectacular, The..............................1998 They’re Playing Our Song.....................1982
Miss Springtime.....................................1922 Redhead.............................................1960 This is Show Business...........................1971
Mitzi Gaynor Show, The...................1975, 81 Red Mill, The..1926, 27, 36, 41, 44, 49, 54, 60 Thoroughly Modern Millie......................2012
Mlle. Modiste.............................1925, 34, 52 Red Robe, The.......................................1930 Three Coins in the Fountain...................1997
Moiseyev Dance Company...............1970, 74 Red Skelton Show..1970 (1 night), 84 (1 night) Three Little Girls....................................1931
Molly Darling..........................................1962 Richard Rodgers in Concert.....1980 (1 night) Three Musketeers, The ............. 1931, 36, 41
Most Happy Fella, The..........................1969 Rio Rita...........................1931 (2 weeks), 35
Mr. President.........................................1964 45, 48, 54
Muny Goes British, The........................1999 40, 44, 48, 53, 59 Titanic.........................................2010
Music in May..........................................1931 Rip van Winkle................................1933, 53 Tom Sawyer...............................1960, 64, 79
Music in the Air.....................1934, 37, 44, 51 Riviera Girl, The......................................1932 Too Many Girls.......................................1941
Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber, The.............. Roberta...............1935, 38, 42, 45, 49, 54, 58 Two by Two............................................1971
Robert Goulet Show.................1971 (1 night) Two Gentlemen of Verona......................1973
.....................................................1992, 95 Rob Roy.................................................1925 Ukrainian Dance Co................1972 (6 nights)
Music Man, The................1962, 66 (2 weeks) Robin Hood........1919, 20, 27, 37, 46, 50, 61 Unsinkable Molly Brown, The..........1963, 67
Rodgers and Hammerstein Music
71, 78, 84, 88, 94, 2004, 09, 16 71, 82, 89, 2017
My Fair Lady....1964 (2 weeks), 68 (2 weeks) Festival Concert...................1950, 51, 55 Up in Central Park.............1948 (2 weeks), 53
Roman Holiday......................................2001 VagabondKing,The......1928,29,35,44,49,55
79, 85, 91, 96, 2001, 08, 15 Rosalie....................1938, 40, 43, 46, 50, 60 Venus in Silk..........................................1948
My Maryland.........................................1933 Rosalinda...........................................1958 Victoria and Her Hussar.........................1939
My One and Only..........................1987, 2008 Rose Marie..1927,28,29,31,39,43,47,52,58 Virginia...............................................1938
Naughty Marietta..........1923, 24, 25, 33, 40 Rose of Algeria.......................................1934 Waltz Dream, The............................1920, 39
Rose of Stamboul, The...........................1932 Wang.................................................1923
44, 47, 52, 57 Royal Ballet......................................1967, 69 West Side Story........1963, 67 (2 weeks), 82
New Moon, The............1930, 32, 34, 36, 42 Ruddigore..........................................1925
Russian Festival Music & Dance............1976 90, 95, 2000, 05, 13
45, 49, 54, 57, 67 Sally......................................1942, 43, 47, 52 Where’s Charley?.............................1954, 82
New Orleans..........................................1941 Salute to Spring......................................1937 White Christmas.............................2000, 06
Newsies.......................................2017 San Toy..................................................1921 White Eagle...........................................1948
Nightingale, The.....................................1933 Sari...........................1921, 22, 27, 32, 45, 48 White Horse Inn.....................................1938
Night in Venice, A...................................1925 Seesaw................................................1973 White Lilacs...........................................1933
Nina Rosa...............1930, 31, 33, 41, 47, 51 Serenade.............................................1927 Whoopee.........................................1935, 50
90 Years of Muny Magic.......................2008 Seussical............................................2014 Wildflower........................................1929,42
No, No, Nanette....1928, 36, 42, 47, 53, 73, 90 Seven Brides for Seven Brothers............1978 Wild Violets...........................................1937
Nunsense..............................................2013 Wish You Were Here..................1956, 61, 67
Nureyev with Dutch National Ballet........1978 94, 2000, 06, 11 Wiz, The......................................1982, 2018
O’Brien Girl, The.....................................1945 1776.................................1972,76,99,2019 Wizard of Oz, The...............1942, 46, 51, 57
Odd Couple, The....................................1975 Shenandoah.....................................1979,86
Of Thee I Sing..................................1938, 50 Show Boat......1930, 34, 38, 42, 47 (2 weeks) 62, 68, 75, 92, 97, 2001, 06, 16
Oh, Boy..................................................1936 Wizard of the Nile, The.........................1919
Oh Captain............................................1959 52, 58, 64, 68, 76, 81, 86, 92, 2003, 10 Wonderful Night.....................................1931
Oklahoma!......1954 (2 weeks), 58 (2 weeks) Side by Side by Sondheim....................2003 Wonderful Town..............................1955, 77
Shrek ...................................................2013 Woodland..........................................1926
62, 66, 70, 78, 84, 93, 98, 2007, 15 Silk Stockings........................................1958
Oliver!.......................1970, 76, 88, 93, 2006 Singin’intheRain......1986,95,2000,05,11,18 Yeoman of the Guard.............................1922
On a Clear Day.......................................1967 Sleeping Beauty...............................1984, 96 Young Frankenstein...............................2016
OnTheTown.....................................1958,76 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs................
On Your Toes.........................................1939 1969 (2 weeks), 72
110 in the Shade...................................1965

78 F O R Y O U R I N F O R M A T I O N

The Muny Box Office (Open 9 am to 9 pm, 7 days a week through September 5) (314) 361-1900

MetroTix Charge By Phone (Open 9 am to 9 pm, 7 days a week) (314) 534-1111

Muny Administrative Offices (314) 361-1900

Group Sales & Event Rentals (314) 361-1900 ext. 308

Muny Partners: Guarantors & Hall of Fame (314) 361-1900 ext. 328 or 331

Development (314) 361-1900 ext. 327

Corporate Partnerships & Program Advertising (314) 361-1900 ext. 362

Lost & Found (9 am to 5 pm, Mon-Fri) (314) 361-1900

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(including, but not limited to, all smoking tobacco, e-cigarettes and vaporizers).

PERFORMANCE TIMES
All performances begin promptly at 8:15 pm. For the enjoyment of all and in consideration of the performers,
please arrive on time and remain in your seats until the performance has ended. The regular 8:15 pm starting
time may be delayed by weather or other reasons, but this does not mean a performance will be cancelled.

TICKET DONATION
We hope this never happens, but if you are unable to use your tickets, return them to The Muny Box Office at least
24 hours prior to the date printed on the tickets. A donation receipt reflecting the ticket value will be issued for
tax purposes.

CANCELLATION POLICY
The start time may be delayed or the performance may be interrupted due to inclement weather or other reasons.
If a performance is cancelled before one hour of playing time has elapsed, including scheduled intermissions,
your ticket will serve as your rain check. Rain checks may be redeemed for a ticket of the same value for any
performance in the same season, or for a refund of the ticket price. If a performance is given after a delayed
start or resumes after an interruption, rain checks are not valid and may not be exchanged or refunded. We will
make every effort to present the performance, and typically will not cancel the performance before 9:30 pm. A
delayed start time or the length of an interruption in the performance will be determined by theatre management
on a per case basis. Notice of delays or cancellations will be made over the theatre public address system
and will also be posted on The Muny’s social media and on muny.org. In the case of a cancelled performance,
beginning the following day, rain checks may be exchanged at The Muny Box Office for a ticket of the same value
for any remaining performance of the same season subject to availability. Rain checks also may be redeemed for
a full refund of the ticket price or donated back to The Muny. A refund will be issued to the purchaser on record
with The Muny. A donation receipt reflecting the rain check value will be issued for tax purposes. Rain checks
must be redeemed by September 30, 2021 either in person or by mail to The Muny Box Office. Only actual, legible
tickets, in their original form will be accepted as rain checks.

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