“As someone who is deeply connected to the Cincinnati community, I know how important a thriving arts sector is to both economic growth and quality of life. Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park is a true gem in our city, and Ray and I are proud to include the Playhouse in our estate planning. Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park holds a special place in our hearts, as it does in the hearts of so many. We are doing our part to ensure the treasure that is Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park continues to surprise and delight audiences for generations to come.”
Ellen van der Horst, Former Board Chair
“As lifelong Cincinnatians, we believe the Playhouse is one of the city’s crown jewels. Going to the Playhouse is always more than seeing a play. It's an experience that enriches one’s life and nourishes one’s soul. We want the greatness of the Playhouse to continue and hope that others will benefit from our gift.”
Jan and Herman Groshoff
“We have a real treasure in our Playhouse in the Park. For more than 60 years it has given us top rated shows nestled in the beautiful Eden Park. What more could we ask of Theatre?”
Kelly M. Dehan
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A Young Couple Lives Their Values Through a Legacy Gift
Allison Gerrety and her husband, Spencer Burke, have chosen to leave a lasting impact on the arts by making a legacy gift to the Playhouse. Their shared passion for the arts, coupled with a forward-thinking mindset, has guided them towards this meaningful contribution.
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A Playhouse for everyone to enjoy
The Playhouse has had a starring role in the Lemmerman family. Terry Lemmerman has been a member of the Playhouse family since she and her husband Keith became subscribers in 1979.
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The thrill of live performances
Linda fell in love with the magic of live theatre after her mother took her and her sister to see The Fantasticks in 1966. “I still recall how magical it was in that small theater,” she says, “with actors performing so close to the audience and the connection we all felt as a community.”
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The Adventure of Supporting the Arts
Tom Breed has been a Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park subscriber for 40 years and is making it possible for the Playhouse to continue to produce quality live theatre for years to come.
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Making Philanthropy a Lifestyle and Career
Andrea Herzig has made philanthropy not only a lifestyle, but a career. Her tenure as a nonprofit executive is only barely overshadowed by her impressive dedication as a volunteer in many other groups. The Playhouse is humbled to be a part of her estate plan.
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