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CASTSara FarbSophieRong FuOliviaAnita MajumdarCeciliaMeghan SwabyMaya1Interior Design runs approximately 90 minuteswith no intermission.Photo by Dahlia Katz

Rosa LabordePlaywrightKat SandlerDirectorShannon Lea Doyle*Set & Costume DesignerImogen Wilson*Lighting DesignerMaddie Bautista*Sound DesignerNazerah CarlisleStage ManagerAnnasofie 诗慧 JakobsenApprentice Stage ManagerCREATIVE TEAM*Indicated designers on this production arerepresented by the Associated Designers of Canada,IATSE Local ADC659.2Interior Design is presented by arrangement with Ian Arnold, Catalyst TCM Inc. www.catalysttcm.com.

Tarragon Theatre acknowledges that we all are a part of alarger ecosystem within our community, Tkaronto, where ourtheatre lives and operates – and that we also commitourselves and energize our audiences to continually reflect onand respond to our relationship to the land around us. Thiscountry has been cared for by generations of First Nations,Inuit and Métis Nations, and the land on which Tarragon restsand is able to share this story has been cherished andprotected by the Anishnabeg, the Haudenosaunee, theWendat, and the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation.Toronto is a word that originates from the Mohawk word“Tkaronto,” meaning “the place in the water where the treesare standing,” which is said to refer to the wooden stakes thatwere used as fishing weirs in the narrows of local riversystems by the Haudenosaunee and Wendat. The paths westill walk today, from Davenport to Dupont, are built on theportage trails first established and walked by Indigenouspeoples. It is in the spirit of being on the portage route that weinvoke our local Indigenous oral history – though covered upby the industrial progress of Toronto – and maintain thatthose stories are not lost. We are committed to engaging with these communities inmeaningful ways that open dialogue. We look towards arecognition of our shared humanity to create deepercommunity connection and accountability. Tarragon’srecognition of the contributions of Indigenous peoples to thisland is directly connected to our promise to meet thechallenge of Truth and Reconciliation: making ourcommitment real in our work and through our communitybuilding. Please do check out the QR codes in the lobby to find out how you can extend your support.TARRAGON THEATRE LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT3

A friend of Tarragon’s, we are so warmed to welcomeback Rosa Laborde and her brilliant piece aboutfriendships, endings, beginnings, and transformations –Interior Design. Are we making over a home, or are wemaking over ourselves? What happens when friendshipsreach an impasse? What happens when we grow apartand can’t find our way back to each other. And whathappens if do find our way back? Friendships, especiallyfemale friendships, are a source of wisdom, laughter,clarity, comfort in times of discomfort, a looking glass intimes of uncertainty, a soothing balm in times ofagitation, a catalyst in times of stagnation, and a home intimes of unrest. In her 5th play at Tarragon, Laborde explores all thesequestions and ideas through wit, love, humour,forgiveness, and a kind of sharp honesty that only agirlfriend can give. With an all-female cast and creativeteam, led by the incomparable Kat Sandler, we are over the moon to bring you this production as our firstExtraspace production of the 2024/25 season. You’re in for a journey. And as they say in the world ofself-development: the only way out is through. Are youready for a renovation? See you on the other side. Mike Payette & Lisa LiArtistic Director & Executive DirectorWELCOME TO INTERIOR DESIGN4

PLAYWRIGHT’S NOTEWhat is it that makes a friendship last? This question consumed me throughout the writing ofthis play. A time marked by a global pandemic when wewere, for the most part, unable to physically see ourfriends. The lockdown happened to coincide with thebirth of my daughter, and suddenly I was deep in the wildreorganization of personality that intense life changestend to precipitate. To be more in my miraculous present,I had to let go, finally, all the endings I’d never fullymourned. While I’ve been lucky enough to have many close friends,there have also been losses, some jarring rifts, somealmost imperceptible drifts… I do have a best friend of more than thirty years who willread these words and know it’s her I’m referring to and Ican hear exactly how she’ll say my name when sherealizes that I’ve written about her – a mix ofembarrassment and exasperation but also warmth – shemay feel emotional and blush a little but she’ll also waveher hand at her eyes in that way she does as though onecould fan a tear away. She is the coolest person I know,tough but kind, irreverent but vulnerable, and is also mymemory – for better or worse – I mean, must wecatalogue all my regrets? I asked her what is mostvaluable to her about our friendship, and she said: We tell each other the truth. Even when it’s hard. (note continued on next page)5

PLAYWRIGHT’S NOTESo, anecdotally, it seems that a good friend doesn’tsupport the façade; the you that you feel comfortablepresenting to the world, rather, to quote Oscar Wilde: “A true friend stabs you in the front”, helps you coursecorrect, and witnesses your evolution. A lastingfriendship grows with you. This play is for all friends everywhere, the new and theold, the short-lived and the life-long. To my eclectic group of kindreds, you keep me moored in the storms. Most especially to my Shmoops. Thank you for being mywitness.Rosa Laborde6Photo by Dahlia Katz

Interior Design was commissioned as part of TheGlassco Playwright Residency and workshopped bythe following actors: Nicola Corriea-Damude, LisaBerry, Zorana Sadiq, Christine Horne, BaharehYarageh, Paloma Nunez, Louisa Zhu. Special Thanks to: Mike Payette, Jeff Ho, and Justin Miller – your care and championing of thispiece has been outstanding. Richard Rose and JoannaFalck for igniting the birth of this play. To my TiaIsolda Rosas for your knitting expertise. To theperfect cast: Sara Farb, Rong Fu, Meghan Swaby,Anita Majumdar – what a gift of a room this has been.Finally, to Kat Sandler, you are astonishing, makingart with you is pure joy, and I love that you are myfriend. Rosa LabordeSPECIAL THANKSPhoto by Dahlia Katz7

DIRECTOR’S NOTEInterior Design is a story about friendship, but it’s alsoa story about women. When I started writing and directing, I mostly toldfunny, fast-paced, high-stakes, inherently male stories.I had grown up with art made from a distinctly malegaze, so I felt that was what audiences wanted to see.At the time, male characters seemed funnier, morestraightforward, more dramatic (somehow...), and itfelt easier to wrap them up tidily.It took me a while to realize that what I actuallywanted was to tell stories about messy, complex,dramatic, hilarious women, and the women of InteriorDesign are anything but “tidy”. When I first read Rosa’s gorgeous script, I felt instantrecognition - I’ve known these women all my life;they’re my girlfriends, my mother, my sister, my aunts,the women I went to school with, the women I workwith - who am I kidding - they’re me. So often, femalecharacters are reduced to just one archetype (mother,daughter, wife, victim, etc) but Rosa has allowed themto exist in all their problematic, magnificent, emotional,ridiculous, contradictory glory, to just… BE.(note continued on next page)8

DIRECTOR’S NOTEInterior Design uses the metaphor of home-renovation(and home-renovation reality television shows) torepresent both the shiny, neatly designed exterior weoften present to the world as women, and thecluttered, dusty, memory-filled spaces we occupy withour closest, oldest friends. It asks us to consider how aseemingly-small event in these women’s lives affectsthe overall design and trajectory of their decades-longfriendship.It’s been an absolute gift to help tell this funny, fast-paced, high stakes, inherently female story with thebrilliant Rosa Laborde (from whom I’ve learned somuch), our incredible cast, production team andeveryone at Tarragon. We hope you have as good atime watching these women and their stories as we didbringing them to life.Kat Sandler9Photo by Dahlia Katz

SARA FARBSophieFor Tarragon: Light, by Rosa Laborde.Selected Theatre Credits: Delphi in Harry Potter andthe Cursed Child on Broadway and Canadian premiere;six seasons at the Stratford Festival with roles includingJuliet, Anne Frank, and Cordelia; Medium Alison in Fun Home (Mirvish, The Musical Stage Company); Brigidin the Canadian premiere of The Humans (CanadianStage, Citadel); the Uncovered series for The MusicalStage Company; productions across Canada forSoulpepper, Canadian Stage, Passe Muraille, SegalCentre, Theatre Calgary, and many others. Selected Film and Television Credits: Hudson & Rex,Departure, Frankie Drake, Nurses. Upcoming: The Witch in Into the Woods with The RoyalConservatory of Music at Koerner Hall. Awards: Multiple Dora award nominee for writing andperformance; Toronto theatre critics award winner;Calgary theatre critics award winner. Other: Sara is a musical theatre bookwriter. Her musicalKelly v. Kelly, written with Britta Johnson, premiered inToronto for Canadian Stage and The Musical StageCompany in 2023. She is currently developing two other musicals.10

RONG FUOliviaFor Tarragon: The Millennial Malcontent.Selected Theatre Credits: The Year Of The Cello(Theatre Passe Muraille), Stage Kiss, The Orchard(After Chekhov) (Shaw Festival), Sherlock Holmes andThe Raven's Curse (Vertigo Theatre), The Crucible, TheRoyal Comedians (Soulpepper), the marquise of O--(SummerWorks), The Money Tree (RoseneathTheatre, Dora Nomination).Selected Film and Television Credits: Star Trek:Strange New Worlds (CBS/Paramount +), Accused(FOX), Murdoch Mysteries (CBC), Space Janitors(YouTube), Hello, Again (CBC Gem), My FakeBoyfriend (Buzzfeed/Lionsgate), Good Sam (CBS),Pretty Hard Cases (CBC/NBC), SkyMed (CBC/CBS).Upcoming: The Handmaid's Tale (Hulu), Season 3 ofStar Trek: Strange New Worlds.Other: Grateful for all my friends, my chosen family,and my love. Let's make kimchi soon. Come early andhelp me peel garlic. 11

ANITA MAJUMDARCeciliaFor Tarragon: Debut. Selected Theatre Credits: Hamlet (Rose Theatre), A Thousand Splendid Suns (Arts Club Theatre), The Fish Eyes Trilogy (PuSh Festival, Banff Centre,Factory Theatre), Rice Boy (Stratford Festival),Bombay Black (Theatre Centre). Selected Film and Television Credits: BollywoodStar (Omni Television), Midnight’s Children (Hamilton-Mehta Productions), Murder Unveiled(Force Four/CBC). Upcoming: A Girl Has No Gym (Nightswimmingplaywright’s commission). Awards: Outstanding Actress (Murder Unveiled, Asian Festival of First Films, Singapore), OutstandingNew Play & Outstanding Performance (Boys WithCars, Dora Mavor Moore Award), Governor GeneralProtegé Prize. Other: Anita is also a digital illustrator; her works canbe seen @anitamakingart (IG) andanitamajumdar.com12

MEGHAN SWABYMayaFor Tarragon: Debut. Selected Theatre Credits: Prodigal (HowlandTheatre/Crow’s Theatre), Controlled Damage (NeptuneTheatre/ b current), Calpurnia (Nightwood Theatre/SulongTheatre), Venus’ Daughter (Obsidian Theatre), All OurHappy Days Are Stupid (Harbourfront Theatre/ The Kitchen- NYC), Family Story (Birdtown and Swanville/SummerWorks). Her play Venus’ Daughter (ObsidianTheatre) was recently published by Scirocco Drama. Selected Film and Television Credits: Brilliant Minds(NBC), Run the Burbs (CBC), Ghostwriter (Apple TV+). Shehas voiced roles for animated series such as; Let’s GoBananas (CBC/Brown Bag Pictures) and Kiya & the Kimoja Heroes. Upcoming: Table for Two (Soulpepper February 2025).Other: Meghan also created and co-hosts Beneath TheCeiba Tree, (Crow’s Theatre podcast in residence 2022) apodcast about Caribbean folklore from a contemporarydiasporic lens.Meghan is an alumni of the Reelworld e20 program andBIPOC TV & FILM Kid’s TV writing Incubator. Website: www.meghanswaby.com13

ROSA LABORDEPlaywrightFor Tarragon: Light, Marine Life, Hush, Leo. TarragonTheatre’s Glassco Playwright-in-Residence 2019-2021.Selected Theatre Credits (As playwright): Year of the Rat (Factory Theatre), True (ProjectUndertow/Workman Arts), Like Wolves (Great CanadianTheatre Company), The Source (Rhubarb! Buddies in BadTimes).Selected Film and Television Credits (As screenwriter):Nesting (Crave), Spencer Sisters (CTV), Sensitive Skin (HBOCanada). Rosa has developed television and film projectsfor; Rhombus Media, e-One, Peacock Alley, Pier 21, AlcinaPictures, Frantic Films, Big Coat, Force Four and thenetworks; CBC, Shaw-Global, and CTV Bell-Media. Awards: KM Hunter Artist’s Award for Theatre, GovernorGeneral’s Literary Award for Drama Finalist, Dora MavorMoore Award Nomination, Canadian Screen Awardnomination. Upcoming: Commission for The Stratford Festival.Other: Rosa is a Playwright, Screenwriter, Actress, andDirector. She is a graduate of The Oxford School of Drama inOxford, England and The Canadian Film Centre’s PrimetimeTelevision Writing Program. Thank you to my true loves,Daniel and Kaila. Everything else is icing.14

KAT SANDLERDirectorFor Tarragon: YAGA (playwright/director), Mustard(playwright).Selected Theatre Credits: Sandler has written anddirected nineteen of her original plays since 2012including: WILDWOMAN (Soulpepper Theatre), The Partyand the Candidate (Citadel Theatre), BANG BANG (FactoryTheatre), Cockfight, Liver, Retreat, Rock, Sucker (TheatreBrouhaha), Punch Up, Bright Lights, Help Yourself (Best ofFringe).Selected Film and Television Credits: Kat has written forKim’s Convenience (CBC); Limetown (Two-Up Productions -Podcast); and Less Than Kosher (Film Coop) and hasdeveloped feature films and television shows with eOne,Bell, Gunn Films, 3B Content and the Donaldson Company. Upcoming: Directing: Big Stuff (Crow's Theatre,November); Writing/Directing: Anne of Green Gables(Stratford Festival 2025).Awards: Dora Mavor Moore Award: Outstanding New Play- Mustard (Tarragon); Austin Film Festival: Best FictionPodcast, Best of Fringe. Other: Love to Mom, Dad, Alex, Scott, Joe Pesci and ofcourse, my girlfriends.15

SHANNON LEA DOYLESet & Costume DesignerFor Tarragon: El Terremoto, Three Women fromSwatow, Girls Like That, The Jungle, ORESTES online. Selected Theatre Credits: Dialogues Des Carmelites(Glenn Gould School), The Seagull (SoulpepperTheatre), Things I Know To Be True (Company Theatre /Mirvish Productions), This is How We Got Here (NativeEarth). Selected Film and Television Credits:Overcompensating (Prime Video/A24, 2nd Assistant ArtDirector / Coordinator), Painkiller (Netflix, 2nd AssistantArt Director). Upcoming: Oliver! (YES Theatre, Sudbury). Awards: Nomination, Pauline McGibbon Award, OntarioArts Council. 2023 Nomination, Dora Mavor MooreAward for Outstanding Costume Design. 2022Nomination, Virgina and Myrtle Cooper Costume DesignAward. 2020 Nomination, Dora Mavor Moore Award forOutstanding Scenic Design. 2020 Dora Mavor MooreAward, Independent Theatre, Outstanding Set Design,2017. Other: Thank you to Mary, John, and Dave, my Momand Dad, and of course Frank!16

IMOGEN WILSONLighting DesignerFor Tarragon: Debut.Selected Theatre Credits: Rosmersholm (Crow’sTheatre), Ghost the Musical (Chemainus FestivalTheatre), How to Fail as a Popstar (Canadian Stage).Upcoming: Wights (Crow’s Theatre), Fifteen Dogs(Mirvish and Crow’s Theatre), Miss Bennet: Christmasat Pemberley (Chemainus Festival Theatre), As YouLike It (Stratford Festival).Other: Imogen is also a scenic painter, proudmember of ADC 659, and loves to go for a canoe atsunset.17

MADDIE BAUTISTASound DesignerFor Tarragon: Our Fathers, Sons, Lovers, and LittleBrothers (Composer), CRAZE (Sound Designer,upcoming).Selected Theatre Credits: King James (TheatreAquarius), Get That Hope, Les Belles-Soeurs (StratfordFestival); seven methods of killing kylie jenner(Obsidian/Crows); Woking Phoenix (Silk Bath andTPM), Wild Woman (Soulpepper). Upcoming: Table for Two (Soulpepper); Pride andPrejudice (The Grand Theatre); Are You The One?(xLq/Downstage).Awards: 2 Dora Mavor Moore Awards for Love YouWrong Time (Outstanding Sound Design andEnsemble).Other: www.maddiebautista.com18

NAZERAH CARLISLEStage ManagerFor Tarragon: Greenhouse Festival 2023.Selected Theatre Credits: The Tempest, She Stoopsto Conquer (St. Lawrence Shakespeare Festival), Hamlet (The Rose Theatre), The Magic of Assembly,Face Rider/Odd-Sensual (Toronto Dance Theatre),Resurrection, All is Love (Opera Atelier), The Winter's Tale (Shakespeare in the Ruff), SPIN(Outspoke Productions), Moving Parts (FujiwaraDance Innovations).Upcoming: A long trip around Central and SouthAmerica!Other: Love you and thank you for everything Mom.19

ANNASOFIE 诗慧 JAKOBSENApprentice Stage ManagerFor Tarragon: Debut.Selected Theatre Credits: Insert Clown Here (ParlousTheatre), Finding Home: A Salmon Journey Upstream(Theatre Direct/Animacy Theatre Collective), Houseat Poe Corner (Eldritch Theatre), Give 'em Hell(Theatre Direct/Prairie Fire, Please), And Then TheyCame (lemonTree creations), Harabogee & Me(Crossroads Theatre).Upcoming: Are You The One? (xLq/Downstage)Other: Love to my girls, my family, and Anthony. 20

TARRAGON THEATRE STAFF21Jeff HoAssociate Artistic DirectorJustin Miller Artistic Producer & Greenhouse Festival DirectorARTISTIC & ADMINISTRATIONBlack Tulip Inc.BookkeepingHeather Caplap Education and Community Engagement Manager Becks LefrancAssociate ProducerNatasha Parsons Director of Patron Services Micaela Molina Morales Manager of Patron Services Anita Soutendam Assistant Manager of Patron ServicesDhanish Kumar Chinniah, Rahaf Fasheh, Jonnie Lombard, Alyssa Obrigewitsch, Nicole TihanyiPatron Services RepresentativesJackson NairPatron Services Representative &Family Series CoordinatorPATRON SERVICESGerry Egan Director of Production Emma BurnettHead Scenic ArtistAlannah DzijackyHead of Props PRODUCTIONJaxun MaronTechnical Director Acadia WalshHead of Wardrobe Andrew Chute Head Carpenter David MalletteMainspace Technician Jeuel BalaneExtraspace TechnicianCameron Johnston Director of Marketing and Communications MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONSMonica Bradford-LeaMarketing CoordinatorDanielle Morgan PublicistDEVELOPMENTNatalie SkovDevelopment AssistantMitsuki AmanoDevelopment ManagerLEADERSHIPMike PayetteArtistic DirectorLisa LiExecutive Director

CrazeA Tarragon Theatre and Modern Times Stage Company Co-Production. In Association with Theatre ARTaud.Written by Rouvan Silogix and Rafeh MahmudDirected by Mike PayetteTwo couples shelter from an epic storm for a late nightdrinking session where technological mayhem and sexualfrivolity may turn into something more… at times surrealist,dangerous, and laugh-out-loud outrageous.November 19 – December 15, 2024UP NEXT AT TARRAGON22

The Wolf In The VoiceA World Premiere Tarragon Theatre production inassociation with NightswimmingCreated by Martin Julien & Brian QuirtAn exploration of the very first musical instrument…thesinger’s voice. Join Neema Bickersteth, Jane Miller andTaurian Teelucksingh for an intimate and uplifting eveningas they swap stories and songs about their struggles andtriumphs as singers, and the mystery of The Wolf in theVoice.February 4 – 23, 2025UP NEXT AT TARRAGON23

FEASTApril 1 – April 27, 2025A Tarragon Theatre ProductionWritten by Guillermo VerdecchiaDirected by Soheil ParsaFeast is a biting look at a world where some are movers andsome are moved, chaos, and how long we can last when yourfamily is falling apart. BENEVOLENCEApril 8 – May 4, 2025A Tarragon Theatre ProductionCreated and Performed by Kevin Matthew WongDirected by Mike PayetteA charming and intimate story that transforms into a layeredChinese-Canadian tale spanning continents, migrations, andgenerations.AFTER THE RAINMay 27 – June 22, 2025A Tarragon Theatre & The Musical Stage Company Co-productionSupported by the Bulmash-Siegel FoundationWritten by Rose Napoli & Suzy WildeDirected by Marie FarsiFull of family turmoil, life’s complexities, and centred around adevastating discovery, After the Rain is a musical based on atrue story about the healing power of music.COMING UP IN 202524

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TARRAGON THEATRE BOARD OF DIRECTORS28Caroline O’Brien (Chair)Naomi Brown (Treasurer)Anne BermonteAdam BrykJames BuchananEdwina FollowsNaguib KevalKatherine PollockMartha RandallAdam RedishLaurence SiegelElaine StavroHeather Yamoah

The Alpema FoundationThe Balfour Bowen Family FoundationThe Bulmash - Siegel FoundationThe Catherine and Maxwell Meighen FoundationThe Dudley Family FundThe Graham Family FundJackman FoundationThe Kingfisher FoundationLSRK FoundationThe Pat & Tony Adams Freedom TrustThe Paul Butler and Chris Black Foundation at Toronto FoundationThe Racioppo Family FoundationRozsa FoundationStanley Shalom Zielony FoundationStendel Family FoundationThe Steve and Sally Stavro Family FoundationThe William and Nona Heaslip FoundationThe Wuchien Michael Than FoundationThe Youssef - Warren FoundationTHANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTIVE DONORSFoundation support______________29

The Rose Directing FundThe Rose Directing Fund, developed to continue Richard Rose’s vision ofbringing excellence to the creation and development of Canadian theatreby celebrating a professional director each season. We are grateful to theindividuals whose gifts to this fund will support the future of directors atTarragon over the next 10 years.Anonymous (6)Gayle Abrams OAZSherri & William Appell in Honour ofElaine StavroW BelcherAnne BermonteAnn BlackTerry Boyle & Jim LawlorDianne BradleyNaomi BrownAdam Bryk & Melony DuranovichJames Buchanan & Julia RobertsonBeverley BurkeDerrick ChuaCarolyn & Hugh ClelandBob CrawleyLaurence DabinBrendan Dellandrea & Alissa LumsdenJudy & Richard EllenBarbara FingeroteKathleen GallagherSteve Garmaise & Sue RebickKamala Jean GopieKristine GreenawayJenny GumbsShira HartClaire HopkinsonMaureen Jennings & Iden FordRoseneath TheatreSamuel LaredoCarolyn McIntire SmythJohn & Kay McKellarMurray MoorePauline G. MorrisSuzanne Murphy Jan NoelLouisa O’ReillyJohn & Maire PercyM Angela PhillipsJoan PierreKatherine Pollock & Orysia SemotiukJ. Barbara RoseJ. Sergei SawychynSkip & Patricia ShandBulmash-Siegel FoundationBrenda & Phillip SilverElaine StavroStephanie StavroVictoria SteeleOliver StockRoss & Ann StuartKristine & Ivor ThompsonJudith TobinFrank TrotzAndrea Vagianos & Zis ParrasLine van KempenBeth WeintropAnne Wessels & Jim KitchensHeather YamoahDr. Walter YimHersh ZeifmanIn Memory of Eva SaphirIn Memory of Graham Ewart______________30

Tarragon Theatre is extremely grateful for the support of our donors, whichallows Canadian stories, education, and community to remain at the heart ofour work. Donations to Tarragon allow us to develop meaningful, enrichingstories that speak to our audiences today in an environment that welcomes allvoices and perspectives within our theatre. Individual donors__________31Premiers ($5,000+) James Buchanan & Julia RobertsonDr. Elaine StavroAmbassadors ($2,500 - $4,999)Sherri & William AppellNaomi BrownAdam Bryk & Melony DuranovichHoward CohenAndrew GillespieDon & Marjorie LenzKatherine Pollock & Orysia SemotiukRobert SherrinAdvocates ($1,000 - $2,499)Anonymous (5)Robert ArmstrongNeville AustinAnne Louise Bannon & Maggie McMillanAnne BermonteAlan & Helen BillingMaureen CavaLaurie ClarkJanet DewanBeth Driscoll & Duncan ReithPaul Butler & Chris BlackRoy EnglandShira HartSusan & Richard HornerLarry E. S. LubinJefferson & Sally MappinBarbara & Kit MoorePauline G. MorrisNoel MowatFäggie & Curt OliverMike PayetteDavid Southen & Susan CarlyleAnn & Ross StewartCollaborators ($500 - $999) Anonymous (2)K. BeckermannLisa Balfour BowenKate Bishop & Doug GerhartGeorge & Martha ButterfieldEd Cabell & Roy ForresterBob & Jane ClappBrendan Dellandrea & Alissa LumsdenJudy & Richard EllenCourtney FiddisSusan & John GoddardBrenda GrahamMark & Catherine GrahamRonald & Sherry HaynesChristopher P. JohnsonBarry JoslinKen Kessler & Martha ParrottDrs. Harriet & Andrew LyonsCaroline O’BrienSusan MoellersMurray MooreDr. Helen M. OstovichJoan PierreBill & Donna PorterCathy Riggall & Keith PotterAlmos Tassonyi & Maureen SimpsonDonald WilsonBruce Winning & Susan AbbottJudith H. WinstonPat & Gerry WoodJoanne WordhamAdvocates Cont’dBarbara E. TangneyDarlene A. VaraleauAndrea Vagianos & Zis ParrasHeather Yamoah

The Estate of Patricia Ruth HamiltonThe Estate of Kenneth Charles DaweThe Estate of Ellen (Helen) Joan KatesThe Estate of Marjorie Eileen KelleyThe Estate of Lynne Patterson_______Legacy giftsWe are grateful for donations made by family and loved ones.In honour of:Sherri and Bill Appell’s 50th AnniversaryNatasha Parson's 30th Tarragon AnniversaryTarragon Theatre is honoured to recognize the following forcommitting to support our work of rigorous play development,best possible first productions and Canadian playwrights throughtheir estate plans.Anonymous (3)Larry LubinDavid Southen & Susan CarlyleSybil WilkinsonHersh Zeifman______________Legacy society members_______Tribute giftsIf we have made any errors in the spelling, listing or omission ofyour name please accept our apologies and contact Mitsuki Amano,Development Manager at: mitsuki@tarragontheatre.comIn memory of:Abbie BuktawRobert FothergillTemma GentlesLeonard GraholmUrjo KaredaColin Krivy32Jim LawlorRichard McMillanDoug Van Hamme

Thank you to our volunteers!Stage Employees of Tarragon are represented by Local 58,Local 828 and ADC 659 of the International Alliance ofTheatrical Stage Employees. THANK YOU, ENJOY THE SHOWTarragon Theatre is an active member of the ProfessionalAssociation of Canadian Theatres (PACT), the TorontoAlliance for the Performing Arts (TAPA), and engagesprofessional artists who are members of Canadian Actors’Equity Association under the terms of the CanadianTheatre Agreement.33