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Hors d’oeuvres
Lamb Slider
Hudson Valley Duck Taco
Mini Lobster Rolls
Chilled Sweet Pea Gazpacho
Chicken and Lemongrass Pot Stickers
Wild Salmon Burger
Woodland Mushroom Strudel
Mediterranean Falafel Cake
Artisanal Hudson Valley Cheeses:
Sprout Creek Toussaint, Cooperstown Toma Celena, Fresh Fruits and Berries,
Baguettes and Flatbreads
Bruschetta Station with Assorted Dips:
Sweet Pea Caponata, Carrot Hummus, Mushroom Caviar, White Bean Tapenade,
Garlic Rubbed Bruschetta and Toasted Pita Triangles
Seasonal Vegetable Crudité of Baby Vegetables in Edible Earth with Basil Aioli
Pre-Set Dinner
Fire Roasted Asparagus Raft
Beet Noodles, Edgwick Farm Goat Cheese Zataar, Olive Gravel
Artisanal Rolls with Sweet Cream Butter
Salads
Sorbello Farm Greens, Matchstick Vegetable Cru, White Balsamic Vinaigrette
Chopped Vegetable Salad, Roasted Ramp Vinaigrette
Toasted Faro, Wheatberry Tabbouleh, Fresh Parsley, Mint, Lemon and Tomato
Butlered Entrees
Pan Seared Campanelli Chicken Breast, Zataar Dust, Tomato Harissa
Grilled Sirloins of Beef, Green Chimichurri
Portobello Mushroom Eggplant Zaalouk Stack, Crumbled Feta
Dessert on the Lawn
Shortbread Biscuits with Bowls of Fresh Berries and Vanilla Whipped Cream
White Chocolate S’more
Mini Strawberry Rhubarb Pie
Mini Tiramisu Spoons
Dark Chocolate Mousse “Parfait”, Fresh Berries
Gala Co-Chairs
Mary Elizabeth and Jeffrey Bunzel
Ashley Garrett and Alan Jones
Hara Schwartz and Christopher Buck
Development and Gala Committee
Robin Arditi
Suzanne Baker
Elizabeth Barrett
Mary Elizabeth Bunzel
Frederic W. Cook
Elizabeth Flinn
Heather Hopkins
Joseph C. Mahon
Anne Osborn
Nathaniel Prentice
Frederic C. Rich
Vivian Shannon
Kristin van Ogtrop
Laura Jean Wilson
Welcome
Robin Arditi
President, Board of Directors
Kate Liberman
Managing Director
and
Davis McCallum
Artistic Director
Introduction of the 2015 Company and the 29th HVSF Season
Live Auction
Nicholas D. Lowry,
President and Principal Auctioneer at Swann Galleries
Dinner
Catered by The Main Course in New Paltz under a candlelit tent
Dancing
Alex Donner Orchestra
“When you do dance, I wish you a wave o’ the sea,
that you might ever do nothing but that.”
–The Winter’s Tale
2015 Company of Friends
Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival is full of gratitude and appreciation
for all of the dedicated supporters of our 29th season.
Gods and Goddesses
Mary Elizabeth and Jeffrey Bunzel
Ashley Garrett and Alan Jones
Hara Schwartz and Christopher Buck
Earthly Paragons
Robin and Ralph Arditi
Heidi Ettinger and Jonathan Reynolds
Frederic C. Rich
Laura Jean Wilson and Mark Menting
Ministers of Grace
Marie Pantuosco Alpert
Suzanne and Jan Baker
Simone and Mark Bye
Frederic W. and Sara J. Cook
Robert J. and Mary Beth Cresci
Stacey Farley and Peter Davoren
Natalie Fishman
Elizabeth and Irvine Flinn
Steven L. Holley and John W. Hamilton IV
Heather and Derrick Hopkins
Les Kelley and Elizabeth Zieglmeier
Dan Kramer and Judith Mogul
Richard and Natasha Krupp
Chip Loewenson and Susan Brune
Greg Lozier and Meg Armstrong
Robert McCaffrey
Jason and Deborah McManus
Melissa Meyers and Wilbur Foster
Anne and Fred Osborn III/The EASTER Foundation
Joe and Kathy Plummer
Nat and Anita Prentice
Michael and Kathleen Schoen
Byron and Siew Thye Stinson
Drs. Anne and Elliott Sumers
Kristin van Ogtrop and Dean Robinson
Stephanie G. Wheeler and Chris Walker
Ned Whitney and Martha Howell
HUDSON VALLEY SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL
GALA LIVE AUCTION 2015
Nicholas D. Lowry is President and
Principal Auctioneer of Swann Auction
Galleries in New York City. He is also the
Director of Swann's Vint age Posters
Department. Born into a family of antiquarian
book dealers, he was raised and educated in
New York, and also attended schools in
England and Germany. In 1990 he graduated
from Cornell University. As one of the world’s
foremost authorities on vintage posters, Lowry
has spent the last 15 years serving as poster
appraiser on the PBS television show Antiques
Roadshow and appears regularly on the program.
Swann Auction Galleries was founded in 1941 as an auction house specializing
in Rare Books and has expanded to include auctions of Prints, Maps,
Photographs, Posters, Autographs and more. Lowry is the third generation in this
family-owned business and the youngest auction house president in the world.
He currently sits on the Board of Trustees of the Smithsonian Archives of
American Art and has served an unprecedented three terms as President of the
International Auctioneers Association. In addition, Lowry is actively involved with
many worthy causes, presiding over as many as 20 charity auctions a year.
2015 Auction Donors
John Cariani
Fred and Sarah Cook
Boo and Kristen Corrigan
David Clark and Patricia King
Friends of HVSF
Marvel Griepp and Ted Donson
Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival
Les Kelley and Elizabeth Zieglmeier
Jason O’Connell
Davis McCallum
Sean McNall
Kurt Rhoads
Fred Rich
Nance Williamson
HUDSON VALLEY SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL BENEFIT 2015 | LOT 1
HUDSON VALLEY SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL BENEFIT 2015 | LOT 2
WALK-ON ROLE
SIX VINTAGE CHAMPAGNES
“Good wine is a good familiar creature, if it be well used.”
— Othello
“We know what we are, but know not what we may be.”
— Hamlet
You may have dreamed of walking across Boscobel’s great lawn and making your very
own grand entrance into the magical Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival theater tent.
This is your chance to live that dream! You have the opportunity to make a special guest
appearance in one of our 2015 plays, The Winter’s Tale, in a walk-on role, in the
company of our fellow actors. Choose the night for your star appearance and invite
family, friends and fans to applaud your HVSF debut. This will be an experience
to remember.
Vintage Champagne, like great wine, can take years to mature and then is capable of
lasting for decades. This lot has six bottles of vintage Champagne from some of
France’s greatest producers. The collection comes in a custom-designed wooden crate
for proper storage. This lot includes one bottle each of the following:
• 2002 Bollinger Grande Annee: “Marvelous… caresses the palate with layers of
effortless, weightless fruit. The mousse is exceptionally fine, which adds to the
impression of total elegance” – 94 pts.
• 2002 Moet Chandon Dom Perignon: “At first intensely floral, with perfumed
jasmine that dominates the bouquet… Apricots, passion fruit and peaches emerge
…flashy, opulent …timeless elegance” – 96 pts.
• 2002 Dom Ruinart Brut: “Flat-out great… Layers of sweet, perfumed fruit
emerge with no end in this subtle, sexy Dom Ruinart” – 96 pts.
• 2002 Taittinger Comtes de Champagne: “At once incredibly rich yet also totally
weightless and impeccable in its balance…breathtakingly beautiful” – 98 pts.
• 2004 Pierre Peters Cuvee Speciale Les Chetillons: “Lusciously fruity
…epitomizes the impressions of energy, purity, clarity and nuanced, interactive
complexity that - when combined with polished and caressing texture - have
earned Peters his justly formidable reputation as a master grower, vinificateur and
blender” – 95 pts.
• 2005 Louis Roederer Cristal: “Stands out for its exceptional inner perfume and
elegance” – 93 pts.
All wine ratings and descriptions are used courtesy of The Wine Advocate.
Donated by
HVSF
Donated by
Friends of HVSF
HUDSON VALLEY SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL BENEFIT 2015 | LOT 3
HUDSON VALLEY SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL BENEFIT 2015 | LOT 4
PRIVATE PERFORMANCE:
AN ILIAD
THE PERFECT LONDON FLAT
Adapted by Lisa Peterson and Denis O’Hare
Starring Kurt Rhoads
“I hope to see London once ere I die.”
— Henry IV, Part II
Best of British to you! Enjoy a wonderful stay in this charming two-bedroom apartment in
the West End’s fashionable St. James neighborhood for a truly jolly week in London. You
will be steps away from Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square, Piccadilly Circus, Fortnum
& Mason and the shops on Jermyn Street – the treasures of London are right out your
door. The apartment is on a quiet mews with elevator access and features a fully-equipped
galley kitchen and washer/dryer. As you plan your day’s explorations in the city, don’t
forget to save time to enjoy breakfast or a glass of wine on the terrace.
Bonus! During your stay, you will have the opportunity to experience a guided tour of
Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre where an expert storyteller will bring this historic space to
life. You will discover more about Shakespeare's London in the theater’s extensive
Shakespearean Exhibition. Your visit will be complete with Afternoon Tea and a glass of
prosecco with unsurpassed views of St Paul's Cathedral and the River Thames.
“From now until the end of the world, we and it shall be
remembered. We few, we Band of Brothers. For he who
sheds his blood with me shall be my brother.”
— Henry V
Imagine your dinner guests completely absorbed by one of the greatest stories in
history, as shared in a private performance of An Iliad, performed by HVSF company
member Kurt Rhoads. This modern adaptation of Homer’s timeless tale of the Trojan
War has been lauded by critics around the country, including The New York Times.
The epic and haunting story will captivate your guests and invite much discussion with
Rhoads around your dinner table. “Every time I sing this song, I hope it’s the last time.”
So says the ageless Poet. This time, let him sing the song to you.
Note: The apartment is available year-round upon reasonable notice.
Donated by
Marvel Griepp and Ted Donson and HVSF
Donated by
Fred and Sara Cook & Les Kelley and Elizabeth Zieglmeier
HUDSON VALLEY SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL BENEFIT 2015 | LOT 5
SOMETHING ROTTEN
HUDSON VALLEY SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL BENEFIT 2015 | LOT 6
A MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF REDS
With John Cariani and Davis McCallum
“O thou invisible spirit of wine!”
— Othello
This collection of glorious red wines includes 12 spectacular wines, properly cellared,
and all ready for drinking. The collection comes in two custom-designed wooden crates
for proper storage. It includes one bottle each of the following:
“The play’s the thing.”
— Hamlet
Join Artistic Director Davis McCallum at one of the hottest new shows on Broadway,
SOMETHING ROTTEN!, which features HVSF alum, and now Broadway star, John
Cariani. HVSF fans will love this hit comedy in which two brothers, desperate to write a
hit play, remain stuck in the shadow of that Renaissance rockstar known as “The Bard.”
Nominated for 10 Tony Awards® including Best Musical, SOMETHING ROTTEN! is
“Broadway’s funniest musical comedy in at least 400 years!” (Time Out, New York).
In addition to your four coveted house tickets, you and your guests will dine with Davis at
Chez Josephine (or similar hotspot) before enjoying a night of hilarious theater, a show
Variety calls: “Ingenious, Outrageous and Irresistible!"
Post-performance, John will take you on an intimate back-stage tour of the historic
St. James Theatre. End this magical evening by sharing a drink with Davis and John and
getting the inside scoop about this wildly entertaining production. You won’t want to miss
this rare glimpse of Broadway’s backstage!
• 1998 La Rioja Alta Gran Reserva 890: “impressive intensity on the nose with lifted dark cherry and
briary notes… The palate is very well-balanced with fine tannins, crisp acidity and lively fresh citrus
fresh fruit: small red cherries intermingling with orange zest, marmalade and cassis” – 94 pts.
• 2001 D’Arenberg The Dead Arm Shiraz: “One of the greatest examples of this cuvee…celestial aromas
of melted licorice, graphite, blackberries, cassis… fabulously concentrated, with great purity” – 98 pts.
• 2001 Remizieres l’Essential Hermitage: “A remarkable black/purple color… is accompanied by a
wine of tremendous unctuosity, surprising minerality and definition, (and) prodigious concentration…
Representing the essence of wine …classic” – 98 pts.
• 2003 Guigal Chateau d’Ampuis Cote Rotie: “Plum sauce, smoked duck, licorice, tar, vanilla bean
and violet aromas and flavors… awesome freshness and focus to go with full-bodied richness, a
hedonistic texture and a blockbuster-styled finish” – 96 pts.
• 2003 Leoville-Poyferre Bordeaux: “Spectacular… notes of barbecue smoke, jammy black currants,
licorice and spice box…(an) intense, voluptuously textured, full-bodied St.-Julien” – 96 pts.
• 2004 Fuligni Brunello di Montalcino: “Simply awesome in the way it marries a gorgeous expression
of ripe, dark fruit and a classic sense of structure. A rich, enveloping wine, it flows onto the palate with
masses of black cherries, minerals, spices, tar, new leather and smoke” – 94 pts.
• 2004 Luciano Sandrone le Vigne Barolo: “The sublime 2004… is a phenomenal effort...sweet, long
and pure” – 96 pts.
• 2007 Jonata El Alma de Jonata: “An incredible Cabernet Franc … deep, rich and layered … complex
notes of chocolate and black currants” – 97 pts.
• 2007 Caymus Cabernet Sauvignon Special Selection: “Exhibits an inky/blue/purple color in
addition to sweet aromas of cassis, graphite, licorice, tobacco leaf and toasty oak. Bold, flamboyant and
opulent” – 93 pts.
• 2007 Mas doix Doix Costers de Vinyes Velles: “It offers up an aromatic array of smoke, mineral,
leather, licorice, incense, plum, and black cherry. This leads to a full-bodied, voluminous, plush wine” – 95 pts.
• 2007 Tenuta dell’Ornellaia Ornellaia: “A core of silky, perfumed dark fruit, mocha, spices, licorice,
grilled herbs and leather. . . a wine built on elegance and finesse” – 93 pts.
• 2010 Alain Voge Cornas Vielles Vignes: “Off the charts richness . . . a wine of exceptional intensity”–99 pts.
Donated by
John Cariani
Donated by
Friends of HVSF
HUDSON VALLEY SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL BENEFIT 2015 | LOT 7
PRIVATE PERFORMANCE:
HVSF AT HALLOWEEN
“By the pricking of my thumbs,
Something wicked this way comes.”
— Macbeth
Your Halloween season guests will have goosebumps of delight at an intimate performance
of a fantastically eerie story performed in your home by HVSF actors. The yet to be
announced HVSF Fall 2015 production will certainly prove to be spooky and chilling to
your party guests – perfectly in tuned with All Hallow’s Eve. Imagine the Twilight Zone,
Frankenstein and ghosts coming to life right in your living room. Previous Halloween
productions have included the sold-out Evening of Edgar Allen Poe and last year’s wildly
successful Turn of the Screw. This is, once again, sure to be an unforgettable evening of
creepy and unnatural proportions. So, invite us into your home. Do you dare?
Donated by
HVSF
HUDSON VALLEY SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL BENEFIT 2015 | LOT 8
PENTHOUSE APARTMENT
IN FLORENCE
“Verona’s summer hath not such a flower.”
— Romeo and Juliet
Treat yourself to a week in a romantic penthouse apartment in the historic heart of
Florence, Italy – just moments from the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, and the Uffizi museum.
This two-bedroom apartment comfortably sleeps five adults, or four adults and two
children, and features a fully-equipped kitchen, living/dining room, rooftop terrace and a
bed/sitting room that is the ultimate room with a view! The penthouse is accessible by
elevator plus one flight of stairs. Ciao, bella!
Bonus! As a part of your stay, you will have the chance to enjoy a full day’s tour of Chianti
with celebrated guide Nicoletta Pino. Your tour will include wine and olive oil tastings,
visits to Greve-in-Chianti and Montefioralle, as well as detours to the smaller villages and
butcher shops that make Chianti so famous. You will visit the castle where Giovanni a
Verrazzano was born. The tour will be topped off with a delectable Tuscan meal at
"Mangiando Mangiando," the perfect Italian osteria on the piazza in picturesque Greve.
Donated by
David Clark and Patricia King and HVSF
HUDSON VALLEY SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL BENEFIT 2015 | LOT 9
WEST POINT
FOOTBALL EXPERIENCE
“We are such stuff as dreams are made on…”
— The Tempest
Go ARMY! Cheer for Army’s Black Knights at the U.S. Military Academy’s Michie Stadium.
Watch as West Point cadets jump from a helicopter and parachute to the field to deliver
the game ball. Tailgate before the game in Black Knights Alley and watch the Cadet
Regiment marching one thousand strong onto the field.
HUDSON VALLEY SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL BENEFIT 2015 | LOT 10
SHAKESPEARE SALON:
with
SEAN MCNALL & JASON O’CONNELL
“Lord, what fools these mortals be!”
— A Midsummer Night’s Dream
This outstanding game experience includes four tickets to one 2015 home game of your
choice, plus lunch and seating for four for the pre-game Cadet Parade in full-dress.
Additionally, you will receive four pre-game on-field passes and a parking pass. This day
will surely be one of your most memorable sporting experiences.
An outrageous night of Shakespearean fun that you will remember forever: an evening
with HVSF ’ s Associate Artistic Director and Director of Education, Sean McNall, and
HVSF longtime company member Jason O’Connell. In their inimitable style, Sean
and Jason will enthrall and involve your guests. The fun can take any form you like –
a trivia game, a master class with you and your guests starring in the finale, or an
evening of improv and impersonations. Whatever you decide, Sean and Jason will
help you design the party of your dreams! This dynamic duo will get your guests on
their feet as they engage your party for a night of entertainment and delight.
Donated by
Boo and Kristen Corrigan
Donated by
Jason O’Connell, Sean McNall, and HVSF
HUDSON VALLEY SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL BENEFIT 2015 | LOT 11
HUDSON VALLEY SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL BENEFIT 2015 | LOT 12
A GARDEN PARTY LIKE NO OTHER
SHAKESPEARE’S EDUCATION AND TRAINING
“I am eternally grateful for your help in reaching Tiara. She
has been more involved in class this week and I am hoping
she sees more of who she is and learns to value and respect
it. I could not have reached her without your help.”
–A Teacher at New Rochelle High School after an HVSF Residency in the
spring of 2015
“I know a bank where the wild thyme blows,
Where oxlips and the nodding violet grows”
— A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Host a cocktail party for 12 on the Battery Rooftop Garden, one of the most spectacular
urban gardens in the world. On the 35th floor of New York's first LEED Platinum green
residential building, with startling views of the Statue of Liberty and New York Harbor,
Battery Rooftop Garden is the city's largest privately-owned green roof dedicated to the
growing of food. This is one of New York's most spectacular privately-owned event
venues, which has been covered by CNN, Dow Jones, The New York Times and other
media, and is the setting for the pilot of the upcoming web series Om City. Your guests
will receive a tour of the orchard, berry patch, vegetable garden, secret garden and other
features, and enjoy leisurely cocktails while watching the sun set to the west.
HVSF’s own Davis McCallum and company member Nance Williamson will bring your
party to life with a performance of selections from Shakespeare and others at this remarkable
venue. This is an opportunity not to be missed!
Must be redeemed May through September. Wine, beer and cocktails included; any
served food to be provided by you.
Donated by
Fred Rich
At HVSF, we believe passionately in the simple but powerful idea that Shakespeare
belongs to everyone. More than 35,000 people of all ages will gather under HVSF’s magical
theater tent this summer to experience that iconic HVSF experience full of enthusiasm,
curiosity, imagination and playfulness.
But our impact extends far beyond our theater tent; it radiates throughout the tri-state area.
In 2015, HVSF will serve 45,000 students in 50 middle and high schools. Our school tour
of Macbeth traveled to 30 campuses this spring, our Conservatory Company production of
The Tempest will travel across the Hudson Valley at the end of summer, and our teaching
artists are changing lives in classrooms throughout the region all year long.
Your bid tonight is essential to the continued success of HVSF’s year-round education programs:
• Support for young artists in our Conservatory Company and Internship Program:
Join us in championing the next generation of American theatre practitioners through
on-the-job experiences that bridge the gap from college training to professional work.
• Commitment to arts education: Your gift sustains HVSF’s innovative, hands-on
educational programming and performances at schools and colleges throughout the
Hudson Valley, including underserved schools in disadvantaged neighborhoods.
We know that live theater can transform lives – we have seen it in the rehearsal room, in the
classroom, and under that glorious HVSF tent. Our dedicated artists, staff and educators work
year-round to make these magical transformations happen, but we cannot do this on our own.
Please consider raising your paddle to support our larger mission “to engage the
widest possible audience.”
Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival
is proud to announce its
29th Season
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with the following productions,
running in repertory from
June 9 through September 1, 2015
ALEX DONNER ORCHESTRA
The Alex Donner Orchestra was recently
named “the best entertainment provider
in the east…if not the country,” by The
New York Times. A long list of luminaries
has enjoyed the Alex Donner Orchestra
over the years, including: President
George H.W.Bush; George Soros;
Donald Trump; Rudolph Giuliani; Tom
Cruise and Katie Holmes; The Rockefeller
family; Itzhak Pearlman; Kevin Klein; Lou
Dobbs; Susan Lucci; Queen Noor of
Jordan; the King and Queen of Sweden;
the Cuomo family. The personable
Donner’s cabaret show has garnered critical acclaim for his singing and charming banter and has had extended runs at both the Café Carlyle and the Oak Room of the
Algonquin. His recordings have garnered Grammy Entry nominations twice.
Alex and his musicians have performed with Liza Minnelli, Harry Belafonte, Tony
Bennett, Natalie Cole and Jimmy Buffett, among others. Among the prestigious venues
in the U.S. are: the Kennedy Center; The Plaza Hotel; the Guggenheim; the
Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Whitney Museum; many of the mansions in Newport,
as well as the New York Botanical Garden. In Europe, they have played at the Palace
at Versailles; Annabelle’s in London; in Athens & Rome; and in 2011 for the opening
of the Ballyfin manor home and resort near Dublin.
Board of Directors
Robin Shelby Arditi, President
Laura Jean Wilson, Vice President
Frederic W. Cook, Secretary
Leslie G. Kelley, Treasurer
Suzanne B. Baker
Elizabeth Barrett
Mary Elizabeth Bunzel
Andrew Chmar
Laura Carmody Cumming
Heidi Ettinger
Heather Hopkins
Patricia King
Daniel J. Kramer
Chip Loewenson
Joseph C. Mahon
Nat Prentice
Frederic C. Rich
Vivian Shannon
Byron Stinson
Elliott Sumers
Kristin van Ogtrop
Davis McCallum, Artistic Director
Kate Liberman, Managing Director
HUDSON VALLEY SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL
HVSF has built an ensemble of professional artists and designers and is
proud to train young talent, to inspire children and their teachers and to
engage the broadest possible audience in the unforgettable experience of
live theater—especially those who never believed they could comprehend, let
alone enjoy, Shakespeare.
We look forward to welcoming you to one of our performances in this
29th season.
Special Thanks to: The Main Course in New Paltz, Lynn McCary Events,
Boscobel House and Gardens, Suzanne Ball Design, Ligature Design Group,
Mary Elizabeth Bunzel, Robin Arditi, Suzanne Baker,
Laura Jean Wilson and Nat Prentice.
Cover: Graphic Image by Ligature Creative Group
For twenty-nine seasons, the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival has been
the only resident Shakespeare company in the region. Our productions and
education programs reach nearly 80,000 people each year, and our
performances are consistently acclaimed for their irreverent, playful, and
captivating playing style.
HUDSON VALLEY SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL
140 Main Street, Cold Spring, NY 10516, 845-809-5750 www.hvshakespeare.org