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A LIE OF THE MINDMIND

DIRECTED BY MALINDA L. BECKHAM & TREVOR B. CONE

THE MATCH

MAY 24–JUNE 8, 2019

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— DIRTDOGSTHEATRE.ORG — PO BOX 230371 • HOUSTON, TX 77223 • 713.561.5113 A LIE OF THE MIND The Cast Jake �� Alan Brincks Frankie ��Michael Morrison Beth �� Annie Wild Mike �� Norman Dillon Lorraine ��Sally Burtenshaw Sally �� Ellen Dyer Baylor �� Casey Coale Meg ��Jeanette Sebesta The Creative Team Directors �� Malinda L. Beckham & Trevor B. Cone Assistant to the Directors �� Jenna Morris Costume Design �� Katherine Rinaldi Lighting Design �� Andrew Vance Sound Design �� Elizabeth Nguyen Scenic Design �� Mark Lewis Set Dressing/Properties ��Malinda L. Beckham Production Manager �� John Baker Production Stage Manager �� Barbara Alicea-Aponte Assistant Stage Manager �� Blake Smith Stagehands ��Alex Castillo, Nolan LeGault & Erin Newsom Scenic Construction �� Santiago Sepeda Scenic Artist ��Sydney Dunlap Lighting & Sound Operator ��Carly Gregg Program Design ��Melissa J. Mayo Photography �� Gary Griffin Dirt Dogs Theatre Co. Artistic Director �� Malinda L. Beckham Executive Director �� Trevor B. Cone Design Director �� John Baker Marketing Director �� Melissa J. Mayo Production Manager �� Mark Lewis Production Stage Manager �� Barbara Alicea-Aponte Artists-in-Residence �� Donna McKenzie & Doug Williams

Board of Directors John Baker • Malinda L. Beckham Trevor B. Cone • Carl Masterson

The Playwright SAM SHEPARD was an actor, author, screenwriter, director and playwright. His plays include the 1979 Pulitzer Prize-winning Buried Child, as well as the Tony- nominated True West and Fool for Love. He is the author of 44 plays, as well as several books of essays, memoirs, and short stories. He directed two films, Far North and Silent Tongue and his portrayal of pilot Chuck Yeager in The Right Stuff earned him a nomination for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. Shepard’s final acting appearances were in the film Never Here and the Netflix original series Bloodline. Shepard died in 2017. From the Artistic Director

As our third season comes to a close, I am reminded of the many moments of beauty, pain, excitement, and laughter that it has brought us. Our season 3 opener, Talk Radio, held up a mirror to our current society, revealing the lunacy, pettiness, and hypocrisy prevalent in our hyper media-driven world. Bringing the callers of Barry’s radio show into the open revealed them not as fodder for his late-night audience, but real people, with real struggles, yearning for a human connection.

Valentine’s Day brought us the wicked AF (All Female) Boston Marriage, not your average David Mamet comedy. Set against a backdrop of early 20th Century America, Anna and Claire raged against societal norms as they struggled to carve out their own piece of happiness. Jealousy, lust, and true love were presented in luxurious pink splendor, reminding us that some issues are simply timeless and that in the desire to connect ourselves to someone else, we sometimes lose sight of our own offerings.

A Lie of the Mind is a fitting close to this season, tying together themes from our earlier selections. The marriage of Jake and Beth is doomed by tragic passion and broken by an act of domestic violence. As their families try to heal themselves and each other, they all try to connect to something or someone. Some succeed, while others struggle in their solitude, longing to be heard in their silence.

With the close of Season 3 comes the announcement of Season 4! Making up our 2019–2020 season, we are offering three plays by three American playwrights, including two regional premieres. Issues of race, addiction, power, and love will be brought to the surface in these contemporary stories.

Thank you for joining us tonight, and for your support of Dirt Dogs Theatre Co. Enjoy the show!

MALINDA L. BECKHAM Artistic Director Dirt Dogs Theatre Co. The Cast

ALAN BRINCKS (Jake) is making his Dirt Dogs Theatre Co. debut performance. Alan has been performing in the Houston area for the last year. He appeared in The Supreme Leader (Rodger Fulbright) for Alley All New Festival 2019 at Alley Theatre, And Then There Were None (Phillip Lombard) at Unity Theatre, Fair Maid of the West (Spencer) with Classical Theatre Company, Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley (Mr. Darcy) at Main Street Theater, The Visit (Scott) with The Landing Theatre Company, and Porcelain (Voice #3) with Caduceus Theatre Arts Company. Alan also works as a voice actor with Sentai Filmworks, and is an actor combatant with the Society of American Fight Directors. BFA- NWU, MFA-UH. www.alanbrincks.com.

SALLY BURTENSHAW (Lorraine) Houston: WELL (Ann Kron) Mildred’s Umbrella Theatre Co.; You Can’t’ Take It With You (Duchess Olga) A.D. Players; True West (Mom) 4th Wall Theatre Company, Hay Fever (Judith Bliss) The Texas Repertory Theatre Company. NYC: The FQ (Sammi) American Globe Theatre; True West (Mom) and Six Characters in Search of an Author (The Mother) The Lion Theatre at Theatre Row; Cause of Failure (Jill) Access Theater; The Dark Ages of Marilyn Grant (Marilyn Grant) Theaterlab; Blind Date (Sarah Nancy) HB Playwrights Theatre. London: A Phoenix Too Frequent (Dynamene) The London Palladium; The Island (Jo) Etcetera Theatre; Laurence Olivier Story (Jill Esmond) BBC. Best Supporting Actress Nomination Houston Press: WELL at Mildred’s Umbrella Theatre Co. Best Actress Award: American Globe Theatre NYC.

CASEY COALE (Baylor) is pleased to return to Dirt Dogs Theatre Co. where he last appeared as Baylen in Glengarry Glen Ross. Previous roles include A Thousand Clowns (Leo Herman) at Theatre Southwest, All My Sons (Joe Keller), Cactus Flower (Dr. Julian Winston), Hedda Gabler (Judge Brack) and Reckless (Lloyd) at The Company OnStage. Favorite roles include Talley’s Folly (Matt) at Houston Family Arts Center, as well as American Buffalo (Donny) and Glengarry Glen Ross (Aaronow) at Country Playhouse. Casey has also appeared around Houston in A Few Good Men, True West, Lost in Yonkers, Plaza Suite, The Tempest, Oliver Twist and Mary, Mary. ELLEN DYER (Sally) is excited to be making her Dirt Dogs Theatre Co. debut! Some of her favorite past regional credits include: Dividing the Estate (Irene), Death of a Salesman (Jenny), The Elephant Man (Pinhead/Nurse), The Seagull (Housemaid), Our Town (Townsperson) and A Christmas Carol (Martha Cratchitt/Belle U/S) at Alley Theatre; All My Sons (Ann) at Unity Theatre; Lost Girls (Maggie), Sweet Charity (Charity), Avenue Q (Kate Monster) and Little Shop of Horrors (Audrey) at Island ETC; Avenue Zoo (Zoe) at Theatre Under the Stars; Urinetown (Soupy Sue) and The Secret Garden (Ensemble) at Main Street Theater. Ellen holds a Bachelor of Arts from The University of Houston.

NORMAN DILLON (Mike) is thrilled to be back in Houston and working with Dirt Dogs Theatre Co. He first worked with Trevor and Malinda in The Wayside Motor Inn (Mark) at Theatre Southwest. Norman then moved to New York and studied at the Barrow Group while appearing in several shows including The Great Forgotten (Vince) in the New York International Fringe Festival. He also studied briefly at the Gaiety School of Acting in Dublin, Ireland, and appeared in How I Helped End Communism (Jason) at Trinity College Dublin. When not on stage, Norman can be found on the field with the Houston Arrows Rugby Football Club and has been known to enjoy the odd game of badminton. He wants to thank his wife, Chelsea, for her endless love and support.

MICHAEL MORRISON (Frankie) is ecstatic to be working with Dirt Dogs Theatre Co. Michael holds an MFA in acting from The University of Southern Mississippi. Past credits include: Sweeney Todd (Adolfo Pirelli) at Springer Opera House, God’s Favorite (Ben) and Rock Nativity (Melchior) at A.D. Players, Taking Steps (Roland Crabbe) at Southern Arena Theatre, Parade (Leo Frank) and Titanic (Isidor Straus) with Kirkwood Music Services Summer Sing-Thru Series, Les Miserables (Enjolras) and The Little Mermaid (Chef Louis) at Peach State Summer Theatre, The Energized Guyz (Multi Role) at the National Theatre for Children and Born Yesterday (Barber Bellhop) at Alley Theatre.

JEANETTE SEBESTA (Meg) is excited to be working with Dirt Dogs Theatre Co. where she previously performed in Five by TENN (Mother). Jeanette has been performing in Houston for the past 20 years, including appearances in Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks (Lily Harrison) and The Sugar Bean Sisters (Faye) at Theatre Suburbia, Over the River and Through the Woods (Aida), Moon Over Buffalo (Charlotte), The Sisters Rosensweig (Sara), You Say Tomatoes (Libby) and Social Security (Trudy) at Theatre Southwest, The Kitchen Witches (Izzy) at College of the Mainland, The Foreigner (Betty) and As It Is in Heaven (Racheal) at The Company OnStage, Steel Magnolias (Clairee) at Country Playhouse, as well as The Sunshine Boys (Nurse O’Neal) and Critics Choice (Essie) at Actors Theatre of Houston. Jeanette feels privileged to work with such a talented cast in this production.

ANNIE WILD (Beth), a native Houstonian, is excited to be making her Dirt Dogs Theatre Co. debut. Her recent Houston credits include the Southwest regional premiere of Da Kink in My Hair (Suzy) at The Ensemble Theatre, Daddy Long Legs (Jerusha U/S) at Main Street Theater, Macbeth (Lady Macbeth) at Clear Creek Community Theatre, The Merry Wives of Windsor (Mistress Ford) with Boiling Point Players, regional premiere of Three Ladies of Orpington (Elenore) with Cone Man Running Productions, Parade (Ensemble) with Kirkwood Music Services Summer Sing-Thru Series and the 13th and 14th Annual Reader’s Theatre with Theatre Southwest. Favorite NYC theater credits: By The Shores of Allu Toomey (Cynthia) with The Theatre Project, Quiet Clock: The Musical (originated the role of Catherine) at The Triad and The Waiting Room (Mariah) at Manhattan Repertory Theatre. Annie is also a teaching artist with Alley Theatre and a private acting coach for youth with St. Stephen’s Episcopal School and around Houston. She has a BFA in musical theatre from Boston Conservatory and various short film credits. Love to my fam. Wee Shooks. www.anniewild.com

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MALINDA L. BECKHAM (Co-Director, Set Dressing/ Properties) is a founding member and the Artistic Director of Dirt Dogs Theatre Co. She has been a prominent member of the Houston theatre community since her stage debut in Charley’s Aunt (Amy Spettigue) in 1993. Since then, she has appeared in productions of Boston Marriage (Anna), The Graduate (Mrs. Robinson), Five by TENN (Hardwicke- Moore/Woman/Cornelia Scott), Death and the Maiden (Paulina Salas), Lu Ann Hampton Laverty Oberlander (Lu Ann), A Few Good Men (LCDR JoAnne Galloway), Proof (Catherine) and The Bad Seed (Christine). Malinda directed the world premiere of The Boundary, as well as The Exonerated, Glengarry Glen Ross and A Steady Rain for DDTCo. and has been at the helm of several productions including Extremities, The Philadelphia Story, Laura, Critic’s Choice and The Columnist. Malinda was a Houston Press finalist for set design for both Glengarry Glen Ross and The Philadelphia Story. She sends her thanks and gratitude to this outstanding cast and crew! Special thanks to her handsome husband and partner in life, Trevor, for his unwavering love and support.

TREVOR B. CONE (Co-Director) is a founding member and the Executive Director of Dirt Dogs Theatre Co. He has directed several Houston productions including Life x 3 and Five by TENN (DDTCo.), The Break of Noon (Queensbury Theatre), Below the Belt (Country Playhouse), Death and the Maiden, Superior Donuts, The Merry Wives of Windsor and The Wayside Motor Inn (Theatre Southwest). Trevor thanks the cast and crew of this wonderful show for their passion and dedication! Special thanks, and all his love to Malinda who makes all things better.

BARBARA ALICEA-APONTE (Production Stage Manager) is a graduate of the University of Houston with a BA in media production. She stage managed Boston Marriage, The Graduate, the entire inaugural season, as well as the world premiere of The Boundary in 2016 for Dirt Dogs Theatre Co. Barbara has also been a stage manager for Below the Belt at Country Playhouse, and Extremities, Superior Donuts and The Philadelphia Story at Theatre Southwest. She is excited to be a part of this production and would like to thank the entire team at Dirt Dogs for the opportunity. She would also like to thank her parents for their unwavering support in all of her endeavors. JOHN BAKER (Production Manager) Dirt Dogs Theatre Co.: Founding Member, Design Director. Recipient of The 2015 Houston Press Theatre Award for Best Lighting Design for his work on The Pillowman at Theatre Southwest. Nominee for The Houston Press Theatre Awards for best lighting design The Exonerated (2018) and Glengarry Glen Ross (2017) for DDTCo. Additional designs: Life x 3, Five by TENN, A Steady Rain and The Boundary (DDTCo.), Break of Noon (Queensbury Theatre), Laura, Superior Donuts, Extremities, Death and the Maiden, Philadelphia Story and Merry Wives of Windsor (Theatre Southwest), Below the Belt (Country Playhouse), In-Step Dance Company, Planet Funk, International Ballet of Houston (Hobby Center, Zilkha Hall), Houston City Dance. BFA – Lighting Design, Boston University. Thank you to all the wonderful people in my life that make me a better person, especially Deb. I would be nothing without you all!

ALEX CASTILLO (Stagehand) is working with Dirt Dogs Theatre Co. for the first time. Alex is grateful to have the opportunity to be working in a professional production with such an amazing cast and crew. She is excited to have hands-on experience and is looking forward to working with DDTCo. again in the future.

SYDNEY DUNLAP (Scenic Artist) is a rising sophomore studying Theatre Education at the University of St. Thomas where she performed in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Peaseblossom), The Bold, The Young, and The Murdered (Keri), and the Ampersand 3.0 Festival (Nurse Pat). This year she was a member of UST’s rehearsal & production and stagecraft classes where she helped build sets and learned scenic painting techniques. She’d like to extend her thanks to her family and her partner for supporting her and her busy rehearsal schedule.

CARLY GREGG (Light & Sound Operator) is a junior at the Post Oak School. Her past tech experience includes light and sound board operator for the DDTCo. production of The Graduate and light board operator for the opening night of Heathers at Wildfish Theater where she has performed in many productions including Spring Awakening, Big Fish, Heathers and Little Women. She has also performed in several productions at the Post Oak School, including Clue the Musical and You Can’t Take it With You. She also enjoys basketball, volleyball, piano, volunteering, playing guitar in her band Nighttime Colors, and reading. She wants to thank her family, friends, and teachers for their support. MARK LEWIS (Scenic Designer) has designed scenery and lighting for more than 200 Houston productions over the last 25 years. Some of his favorites are Godspell (scenery, 2001; lighting, 2017), Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure, Arsenic and Old Lace and John, His Story at A.D. Players, Miss Nelson is Missing and The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (ballet) at Omaha Theater Company, The Miracle Worker at the University of St. Thomas, Talk Radio with DDTCo., Mrs. Warren’s Profession at Classical Theater Company, Bright Star for Klein Oak HS, plus work at Theater LaB Houston and The Texas Repertory Theatre Company. Mark and his wife Marci enjoy traveling, spending time with and spoiling their great-granddaughter, Kaitlin, as well as their dog, Morty and cat, Mello.

NOLAN LeGAULT (Stagehand) is working with Dirt Dogs Theatre Co. for the first time. Audiences will recognize Nolan from Love/Sick with Firecracker Productions at Obsidian Theatre and Evil Dead: The Musical (Ensemble). He also designed the set for Obsidian’s production of A Drag Christmas Carol.

JENNA MORRIS (Assistant to the Directors) is thrilled to work again with DDTCo. where she recently debuted in Boston Marriage (Maid). She’s appeared in Houston performances of Rabbit Hole (Izzy) and was named a best supporting actress nominee by The Houston Press Theatre Awards, The Memory of Water (Mary), Saturn Returns (Suzanne, Zephyr, Loretta), Bright Ideas (Genevra), and I Hate Hamlet (Deirdre), at Theatre Southwest; Antony & Cleopatra (Charmian) and Mr. Burns, a post-electric play (Maria/Marge) at Obsidian Theater; and Insomnia Café with Cone Man Running Productions. She thanks DDTCo. for the opportunity to play with such a wonderful cast and crew!

ERIN NEWSOM (Stagehand) is a freshman at the University of Southern California and is excited to once again be a part of Dirt Dogs Theatre Co. She was recently the lighting & sound operator for the DDTCo. productions of Talk Radio, The Exonerated and Glengarry Glen Ross. She would like to thank the Dirt Dogs team for this opportunity.

ELIZABETH NGUYEN (Sound Design) is a recent graduate of the University of Houston BFA theatre production program. She has designed sound for Twelfth Night, Small Mouth Sounds, Man and Superman and the 10-Minute Play Festivals at UH, and Wanda, Daisy and the Great Rapture at The Landing Theatre Company. When not designing, she splits her time between MATCH and the Asia Society as a lighting and sound technician. Elizabeth designed sound for Boston Marriage and is delighted to be working again with Dirt Dogs!

KATHERINE RINALDI (Costume Design) is excited to work with DDTCo. for their season closer. Katherine graduated in 2010 from University of St. Thomas with a BA in drama. Her previous design credits include A Midsummer Night’s Dream, All in the Timing, An Ideal Husband, The Importance of Being Ernest, Trojan Women and Snoopy at University of St. Thomas, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream, A Comedy of Errors and Barren at Boiling Point Players.

BLAKE SMITH (Assistant Stage Manager) attends Texas State University in San Marcos and is studying for a BFA in technical production. Recent productions there include The Hunchback of Notre Dame, The Importance of Being Earnest, Cabaret, The Tempest, The Crucible and Mr. Burns, a post-electric play (prop artisan/production assistant). Blake has worked on DDTCo. productions of The Graduate, The Exonerated and Life x 3 (assistant/stage manager). Other productions include You Haven’t Changed a Bit, Almost Maine, Freckleface Strawberry, and Tuesday’s with Morrie. Special thanks to Janet, Brad, Brandon, Erin Smith, Huy Phan, Trevor, Malinda, and Jeff Wax. They are the best!

SANTIAGO SEPEDA (Scenic Construction) is a graduate of the University of Houston with a BFA in theatre production. He is the technical director for Dobie High School and mentor for the Dobie Production Internship Program. Santiago was technical director for Boston Marriage and Winners, properties designer for Animal Farm, and master carpenter/car fabricator for Man and Superman. He was also weapons designer for the world premiere of Sylvia at Houston Ballet, technical director for HITS Theatre, and master carpenter for last summer’s Houston Shakespeare Festival.

ANDREW VANCE (Lighting Design) has designed lights for more than 100 Houston productions. Some favorites are The Graduate for DDTCo.; Alley All New Festival 2019 and An Act of God for Alley Theatre; Much Ado about Nothing, Small Mouth Sounds, A Midsummer Night’s Dream and The God Game for 4th Wall Theatre/Stark Naked Theatre Company; The Motherf**ker with the Hat and Mr. Burns: a post-electric play for Obsidian Theatre; plus Rock Nativity, The 39 Steps, To Kill a Mockingbird, The Miracle Worker, Wedding Belles, Godspell, The Diary of Anne Frank, Arsenic and Old Lace, Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure and The Beams are Creaking for A.D. Players. Donor Lineup Card We are deeply grateful to the following DDTCo. supporters

All Stars ($5000+) Joe & Judy Baker Houston Arts Alliance C N Masterson Charitable Fund Doug Williams Trevor B. Cone & Malinda L. Beckham

Home Run Hitters ($2,500+) Robert J. Card, M.D. & Karol Kreymer

Base Stealers ($1000+) George C. Lancaster LESCO Lighting Technology Meadows Foundation Donna McKenzie Neil’s Bahr John Patterson Salners Family Foundation

Starters ($500+) Hines John M. Baker Kenneth J. Bohan Casey & Laura Coale Gwen Flager Steve Knapp Scott & Kitty Oldner John & Kelly Raley  dirtdogstheatre.org/support/ List current as of May 16, 2019

Bullpen ($100+) Ruthann Adam Sam Kamas Barbara Alicea-Aponte Ananka Kohnitz Anonymous Jerry LaBita John Baker Larry E. Lenig, Jr. Ralph Biancalana Melissa J. Mayo Eric & Betsy Blakeman Jay Menchaca Martha Murphy Chauvin Bill & Rosemary Mumford Lauriston & Linda Cone Kristen O’Connor Matt Cone Adina Owen Kevin Daugherty Linda Phenix Allen Dorris Stuart Purdy Pauline Gerken Lee Raymond Shawna Glad Jim Salners Gary Griffin Craig Shumaker Jo Ann Hardey Hannah Sibiski & David & Crys Hymel Stuart Nance Amira Judeh John Hawthorne Smith

Rookies (Up to $100) AmazonSmile Foundation Ethan Kaplan Katrina Ellsworth Ammons Marlene Kroll Rick Barrett Jo Ann Levine Nicholas & Dorena Battaglino Ruth McCleskey Jay & Caroline Brock MaryAnna Nagorski Miko Crouch Dr. Lori Newhouse Brad Dalton Steve Patlan Jonathan Gonzalez Palmer Schooley Amanda Bonfitto Howell Dave Osbie Shepard Ron Jones Ron Starbuck Special Thanks

A.D. Players Shelby Blocker Lauren Davis The Ensemble Theatre 4th Wall Theatre Company Ananka Kohnitz LESCO Lighting Technology MATCH Staff James V. Thomas University of Houston Department of Theatre & Dance

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