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It truly takes a village and an amazing community to put up a show, and the Storyteller Theatre Company is so proud and grateful to recognize and thank our sponsors, in-kind donors, theatre members, and contributing volunteers. Theatre is a group effort, and it takes every moving piece for a show to come together. Backstage, front-of-house, actors, designers, directors, costumers, and, of course, you: the audience. We are all in this together, and we are so grateful for your support.

First and foremost, thank you to David Lindsay-Abaire for writing a flawless piece of theatre, a work of art so reflective of real life that it crawls under your skin and stays for a long while. Thank you for letting us bring your words to the stage.

To a cast and crew that works on a dime, or on no dime at all. Community theatre often offers little more than sincere thanks for a job well done, so it takes real passion to do what is done. Thank you to everyone who lended their time and talents to the creation of this production. We value you more than we could ever express.

Special thanks to Amy Ing and Anthony Herdii for (literally) putting the clothes on our backs, and to Jennifer Welch, Chad McDonald, and Mark Creter, for offering our fledgling theatre company support and guidance as we take our first steps into the spotlight.

Community Partners

To our amazing community partners, who offered rehearsal and performance space, costumes, sets, and props.

The Backdoor Playhouse at Tennessee Technological University

Cookeville Performing Arts Center

Spotlight Costumes and Props

Electronics Express

Performance Sponsors

Thank you for your generous support of our theatre company and for your sponsorship of a performance of this show. Without you, we would not have words, walls, or clothes on our actors' backs. We are so very grateful for each of you and encourage each of our audience members to patron these establishments. They support the arts, and we hope you will support them.