Get Involved with East Lynne
When patrons experience ELTC productions, they witness the company's engaging perspective on American theater.
Supporting the actors on stage, is a group of administrative, technical, and artistic people. And behind them is a group of individuals and businesses who support the company. Without the collaboration of all of these groups and individuals there would be no show.
Your applause is not only for the actors but for all the other collaborators as well. It is only by this means that East Lynne is able to keep ticket prices affordable and maintain artistic quality.
Supporting the actors on stage, is a group of administrative, technical, and artistic people. And behind them is a group of individuals and businesses who support the company. Without the collaboration of all of these groups and individuals there would be no show.
Your applause is not only for the actors but for all the other collaborators as well. It is only by this means that East Lynne is able to keep ticket prices affordable and maintain artistic quality.
We invite you to be a part of this unique professional theater by:
BECOMING AN ELTC PARTNER, SHOW SPONSOR or ADVERTISING IN OUR PLAYBILL:
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MAKING AN IN-KIND DONATIONS
Housing for actors (They are QUITE charming and this could be tax-deductible!),
Also office supplies (paper and ink), Costumes, Props, Fabric, etc.
BECOMING AN ELTC PARTNER, SHOW SPONSOR or ADVERTISING IN OUR PLAYBILL:
Click Here for Details
MAKING AN IN-KIND DONATIONS
Housing for actors (They are QUITE charming and this could be tax-deductible!),
Also office supplies (paper and ink), Costumes, Props, Fabric, etc.
VOLUNTEER A LITTLE OF YOUR TIME
Usher: Pass out programs, greet guests in the lobby
Box Office: Selling tickets at the theater
Light Office Work: Answering the phone, inputting information
into the computer
Tales of the Victorians: Support the performer(s),
collect the money from guests
Distribution: Flyers and posters to businesses and accommodations
Sets: Help set-up and break-down sets on Wednesdays and Saturdays
Fundraising Events: Help with ours and/or create your own for ELTC
Usher: Pass out programs, greet guests in the lobby
Box Office: Selling tickets at the theater
Light Office Work: Answering the phone, inputting information
into the computer
Tales of the Victorians: Support the performer(s),
collect the money from guests
Distribution: Flyers and posters to businesses and accommodations
Sets: Help set-up and break-down sets on Wednesdays and Saturdays
Fundraising Events: Help with ours and/or create your own for ELTC
BECOME A BOARD MEMBER TO SHAPE THE FUTURE
Pride of an ongoing relationship with a nationally known unique theater and its patrons
Gain working knowledge of how a professional nonprofit theater operates
Get to know professional NY, NJ, and PA actors, as well as local performers
Free admission to certain events
Special recognition
Pride of an ongoing relationship with a nationally known unique theater and its patrons
Gain working knowledge of how a professional nonprofit theater operates
Get to know professional NY, NJ, and PA actors, as well as local performers
Free admission to certain events
Special recognition
AWARDING THOSE WHO SUPPORT THEATER
The New Jersey Theatre Alliance (NJTA), the consortium of Equity professional nonprofit theaters in NJ, established The Curtain Call Awards to honor those who support these theaters, and sometimes, the theaters themselves.
2003: ELTC honored the Craig Family, proprietors of The Washington Inn, Lucky Bones, Love the Cook, and The Cape May Winery.
2005: ELTC honored Al and Sue DeRosa of The Cliveden Inn.
2007: ELTC Board President Frank L. Smith.
2008: ELTC honored Peg and Tom Curran and Curran Investment Management.
2009: NJTA honored East Lynne Theater Company and Paper Mill Playhouse.
2010: ELTC honored Marion T. Brady for her costume designs, and Mark Edward Lang for his graphic and web design work, both having worked for ELTC for over ten years.
2017: Gayle Stahlhuth and other N.J. Artistic Directors were honored.
2018: ELTC's Robert LeMaire was honored along with other theaters' Education Directors.
2020: ELTC's Technical Director and Stage Manager Lee O'Connor was honored along with other NJ stage managers.
2023: James Rana, a longtime ELTC actor and playwright, was honored.
2024: Graphic Designer Mark Edward Lang and others instrumental in audience building were honored.
The New Jersey Theatre Alliance (NJTA), the consortium of Equity professional nonprofit theaters in NJ, established The Curtain Call Awards to honor those who support these theaters, and sometimes, the theaters themselves.
2003: ELTC honored the Craig Family, proprietors of The Washington Inn, Lucky Bones, Love the Cook, and The Cape May Winery.
2005: ELTC honored Al and Sue DeRosa of The Cliveden Inn.
2007: ELTC Board President Frank L. Smith.
2008: ELTC honored Peg and Tom Curran and Curran Investment Management.
2009: NJTA honored East Lynne Theater Company and Paper Mill Playhouse.
2010: ELTC honored Marion T. Brady for her costume designs, and Mark Edward Lang for his graphic and web design work, both having worked for ELTC for over ten years.
2017: Gayle Stahlhuth and other N.J. Artistic Directors were honored.
2018: ELTC's Robert LeMaire was honored along with other theaters' Education Directors.
2020: ELTC's Technical Director and Stage Manager Lee O'Connor was honored along with other NJ stage managers.
2023: James Rana, a longtime ELTC actor and playwright, was honored.
2024: Graphic Designer Mark Edward Lang and others instrumental in audience building were honored.
The South Jersey Cultural Alliance (SJCA), the consortium of nonprofit organizations in eight counties in South Jersey, has its own Encore Awards to honor supporters of the Alliance as well as individual organizations. ELTC has honored the following:
2007: ELTC honored Caitlin Wallace, who worked as an intern/production assistant for ELTC for four years, and graduated from Lower Cape May Regional High in 2007
2008: Ralph Valeri, ELTC's Board Vice President and tireless advocate for the arts, who lost his battle with cancer in December; 2008
2009: Gus Andy, owner of La Mer Beachfront Inn in Cape May, who has been a Season or Show Sponsor since 2006
2010: Barbara and Mary Morris of The Henry Sawyer Inn, who have supported ELTC through Show Sponsorships and other ways since 1990
2011: The First Presbyterian Church of Cape May where ELTC has been in residence since 1999
2012: Beth Eastman, president of The Inn of Cape May and Aleathea's Restaurant, for hosting our annual fundraisers, lending us set pieces, helping with housing, and partnering with dinner/show specials
2014: Jacob Schaad, celebrating his 75th anniversary as a journalist, which include writing about cultural events
2018: ELTC's Board of Trustees honored Artistic Director Gayle Stahlhuth
2019: Sandra O. Sieber, who continues to be a strong ELTC advocate and volunteer even after leaving the Board of Trustees
2007: ELTC honored Caitlin Wallace, who worked as an intern/production assistant for ELTC for four years, and graduated from Lower Cape May Regional High in 2007
2008: Ralph Valeri, ELTC's Board Vice President and tireless advocate for the arts, who lost his battle with cancer in December; 2008
2009: Gus Andy, owner of La Mer Beachfront Inn in Cape May, who has been a Season or Show Sponsor since 2006
2010: Barbara and Mary Morris of The Henry Sawyer Inn, who have supported ELTC through Show Sponsorships and other ways since 1990
2011: The First Presbyterian Church of Cape May where ELTC has been in residence since 1999
2012: Beth Eastman, president of The Inn of Cape May and Aleathea's Restaurant, for hosting our annual fundraisers, lending us set pieces, helping with housing, and partnering with dinner/show specials
2014: Jacob Schaad, celebrating his 75th anniversary as a journalist, which include writing about cultural events
2018: ELTC's Board of Trustees honored Artistic Director Gayle Stahlhuth
2019: Sandra O. Sieber, who continues to be a strong ELTC advocate and volunteer even after leaving the Board of Trustees
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