We invite you to join us as we celebrate our distinguished honorees and The Huntington’s impact as a public good. Your Gala support is vital to the vibrancy of our artistic, education, and community programs.
Monday, April 28, 2025
Spring cocktail attire
For more information, contact Emma Blaxter at 617-273-1503 or spotlight@huntingtontheatre.org.
WIMBERLY AWARDEES:
Kimberly Belflower | Award-winning Playwright of John Proctor is the Villain
Grace Fey | President, Grace Fey Advisors LLC, Former Huntington Trustee
Kimberly Belflower, Award-winning Playwright of John Proctor is the Villain
Kimberly Belflower is a playwright and educator originally from a small town in Appalachian Georgia. Plays include: JOHN PROCTOR IS THE VILLAIN (2025 Broadway directed by Danya Taymor and starring Sadie Sink; 2024 Huntington Theatre, 2022 Studio Theatre, 2019 Kilroys List); LOST GIRL (2018 Milwaukee Rep, Kennedy Center Darrell Ayers National Playwriting Award); SAINT PIGTAIL (commissioned and developed by Studio Theatre, 2023 O’Neill Finalist). Kimberly has also worked with South Coast Rep, Manhattan Theatre Club, Alliance Theatre, Ojai Playwrights Conference, the Farm Theatre, We the Women, Less Than Rent, among others. Kimberly worked for two years as a narrative lead for Meow Wolf, Santa Fe’s celebrated arts and entertainment company, where she wrote a short film with original music by Beach House. She proudly holds an MFA from the University of Texas at Austin and teaches playwriting at Emory University in Atlanta.
Grace Fey, President, Grace Fey Advisors LLC, Former Huntington Trustee
Grace Fey, CFA, is a Former Huntington Trustee and President of Grace Fey Advisors. For 20 years, Ms. Fey was a partner at Frontier Capital Management Co., LLC, and she currently serves as a Trustee and Chair of the John Hancock Financial Services Funds and is on the Board of Directors of the Fiduciary Trust Company. She is a Trustee of the Mabel Louise Riley Foundation, a member of Board Leaders and the National Association of Corporate Directors (NACD), Trustee Emeriti at GBH and Chair Emeritus of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.
CHAIRS:
Donald Nelson, Bobby Perino-Thompson, and Veronica Wiseman
SPONSORSHIP LEVELS AND TICKETS
RSVP
PREMIERE – $100,000
Estimated value of goods and services is $2,660
- Two premier tables of ten
- Complimentary parking for ten vehicles
- Special recognition in the evening’s remarks and recognition on select event signage and website
- Two-page congratulatory message in the Tribute Book
SPOTLIGHT – $50,000
Estimated value of goods and services is $2,660
- Two high priority tables of ten
- Complimentary parking for ten vehicles
- Recognition on select event signage and website
- Full-page congratulatory message in the Tribute Book
MARQUEE – $25,000
Estimated value of goods and services is $1,330
- One high priority table of ten
- Complimentary parking for five vehicles
- Recognition on event website
- Full-page congratulatory message in the Tribute Book
CENTER STAGE – $15,000
Estimated value of goods and services is $1,330
- One priority table of ten
- Complimentary parking for five vehicles
- Half-page congratulatory message in the Tribute Book
DIRECTOR QUARTET – $10,000
Estimated value of goods and services is $532
- High priority seating for four
- Complimentary parking for two vehicles
- Half-page congratulatory message in the Tribute Book
PLAYWRIGHT PAIR – $5,000
Estimated value of goods and services is $276
- Priority seating for two
- Complimentary parking for one vehicle
- Half-page congratulatory message in the Tribute Book
HUNT QUARTET – $1,200
(For young professionals age 40 and under.) Estimated value of goods and services is $532
- High priority seating for four
- Complimentary parking for two vehicles
- Half-page congratulatory message in the Tribute Book
- One year membership to The Hunt, The Huntington’s young donor group
PATRON TICKET – $1,000
Estimated value of goods and services is $128
- Seating for one
HUNT TICKET – $250
Estimated value of goods and services is $128
- Seating for one
- One year membership to The Hunt, The Huntington’s young donor group
In accordance with Internal Revenue Service guidance, a distribution from a donor advised fund may not be used to pay for any portion of an in-person event ticket or sponsorship. As with any philanthropic decision, we encourage you to consult with your own tax/financial advisor.
The Huntington Theatre Company is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Contributions are deductible to the extent provided by law. For attendees, the amount deductible for federal income tax purposes is limited to the excess over the value of goods or services provided.
TRIBUTE BOOK ADS
4.5″ W x 7.5″ H: $1,000
4.5″ W x 3.6″ H: $750
2.25″ W x 3.6″ H: $500