LOS ANGELES PREMIERE AT THE TABLE

WRITTEN BY Michael Perlman DIRECTED BY Judith Moreland

PRODUCERS Tracey Silver, Ray Paolantonio Tally McCormack, Kevin McCorkle ASST. DIRECTOR Justin Lord SCENIC DESIGN Brian Graves COSTUME DESIGN Mary Jane Miller

LIGHTING DESIGN Derrick McDaniel SOUND DESIGN Chris Moscatiello PROPS Heath Harper STAGE MANAGER Beth Mack ASST. TO THE DIRECTOR Nina Sallinen & Dolann Adams GRAPHIC DESIGNER Cece Tsou PUBLICIST David Elzer PRESS PHOTOGRAPHER Brian M. Cole SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER Martha Dimitratou PROMOTIONAL VIDEO Chuck McCollum

At The Table is presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York.

This project is supported in part by grants from The City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs and the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors through the Los Angeles County Arts Commission.

The Road Theatre Company is a subsidiary of The Other Side of the Hill Productions, Inc., a 501-C3 Non-Profit Corp. head_a1 A NOTE FROM THE ARTISTICHEAD_A2 DIRECTORS text block.

Dearstyles Road vary. Subscribers and Patrons, Old and New: We would like to thank all of you who have followed us through this wonderful, challenging season at the Road, and welcome those of you who are first-timers. Our journey this year has included stops at a home for adopted pets in Julie Marie Myatt’s The Rescued, a harrowing, haunting and unforgettable visit to the Death House by Jason Karasev, and a humorous and deadly Los Angeles neighborhood and its guns in the hot- button Friends With Guns by Stephanie Alison Walker. Each of these successful plays provoked much discussion among our audiences. And speaking of conversation, we wel- come you to our season closer, Michael Perlman’s provocative At the Table, where what we talk about and who we talk about it with, could not be more up to date. A Big Chill for the age we live in, this Road trip to a country house with a group of friends causes laughter, tears and electric conversation lead- ing to major and lasting change. We find it a perfect spark to a season of conversation. We thank you for your donations, which are always appreci- ated, for your presence, your loyalty and your feedback on the issues of our time. We are proud to take you with us at the Road. Watch for announcements of our 10th Summer Playwrights Festival, and an exciting new season!!!

Taylor Gilbert, Founder/Artistic Director Sam Anderson, Artistic Director theCAST (IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE) Stuart...... Justin Okin* Nate...... Christian Prentice Lauren...... Cherish Monique Duke* Elliot...... Ray Paolantonio* Chris...... Avery Clyde* Nicholas...... Blake Young-Fountain Sophie...... Jacqueline Misaye* Leif...... Nick Marcone alternateCAST Stuart...... Ben Theobald Nate...... Jon Sprik* Lauren...... Nthenya Ndunda Elliot...... Danny Gomez Chris...... Julia Manis Nicholas...... Melvin Ward Sophie...... Audrey Cain Leif...... Anthony Sorrells

* Member of Actors’ Equity Association

Place/Time: Act One - A renovated country house in the Catskills, N.Y. on a Friday evening and Saturday morning in late May, 2017.

Act Two - Same house. A year later on a Saturday evening and Sunday morning in early September.

Intermission: There will be one 15 minute intermission about the PLAYWRIGHT & DIRECTOR

Michael Perlman (Playwright) Michael Perlman’s plays include At The Table (Jeff Award), From White Plains (GLAAD Media Award) and Flying on the Wing (NYFringe Outstanding Solo Show). Michael’s direct- ing credits include Goodspeed Opera House, Cleveland Play House, PlayMakers Repertory Company, Trinity Repertory Company and Creede Repertory Theater. As Associate Director, notable cred- its include Fiasco Theater’s Into the Woods (McCarter Theater, The Old Globe, Menier Chocolate Factory and Roundabout Theater Company) and Noises Off (Roundabout Theater Company). Michael is an Associate Artist with both Fiasco Theater, and Fault Line Theatre, proud to be a member of SDC, a Drama League Directing Fellow, and holds a BA from Brown University and an MFA from Brown/Trinity MFA Programs, where he has also been on faculty. He’s served as Artistic Associate at PlayMakers Repertory Company and is currently Associate Producer of the Dowling Studio at the Guthrie Theater.

Judith Moreland Director Judith Moreland’s many directing credits include Capital Stage Company in Sacramento, The Blank Theatre in Hollywood and UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television where she currently teaches acting as a member of the theater faculty. Her acting credits include the films Dark Skies and Eagle Eye and TV shows Bosch, NCIS, Shameless, Blackish, Animal Kingdom, How to Get Away with Murder, Grey’s Anatomy, and The Big Bang Theory. She has performed both on and Off-Broadway and with Ensemble Studio Theater/Los Angeles, Clubbed Thumb, the Fountain Theatre and the Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles among others. She was a company mem- ber of San Francisco’s American Conservatory Theater for many years. She is the co-creator of UCLA’s Professional Program in Acting for the Camera. a note from the PLAYWRIGHT

The process of At The Table began back in 2014 when the Obamas were in the White House, and conversations around so called “identity politics” felt as though they could only move in one direction. As we began working, we were all asking the question: what’s going to happen as the straight white man moves out of the center of conversation in this country? The plays of Anton Chekhov were written at a time of great political unrest and change. His characters are plagued with neuroses and turmoil because that is the time they were living in – the structure of society was changing and the ripple effect of that was severe. He also wrote for a company. He knew the actors who were going to play each role and developed them with their voices and idiosyncrasies in mind. As I thought more and more about the play we were developing – also for a group of actors that I knew well and for a long period of time – it felt more and more right to use his work as an inspiration: the structures of arrivals and departures, the isolation of being away from civilization rather than in the center of it, and the deep anxiety that lies beneath seemingly innocuous conversations. What developed in that production by Fault Line Theatre in 2015 was most of what you’ll see tonight, with one important exception. Because in 2016, the weight of that initial question from 2014 felt very different, and felt as though it required a much different response. What bubbled up to the surface and then disappeared again felt like it needed to boil over. So when Broken Nose Theatre wanted to do a production in early 2017, I rewrote the ending to respond to the age it felt like we live in. It’s thrilling to see this play have continued life, and to see these characters develop and transmute as new actors take them over, though the imprint of those original actors will forever be in these characters. Even more thrilling is to see these conversations continue to develop and transmute, and I’m eager to hear what conversations this production in 2019 will inspire. If there’s one constant to the human condition, it’s our desire to connect, and theater is the ultimate opportunity to connect deeper to ourselves and to the other humans we share the same air as for this brief period of time. a note from the DIRECTOR

It’s been a minute since I read a play that made me laugh out loud, and then made me really angry, and then made me laugh again. At The Table is that kind of play. It’s a button-pusher. It got under my skin and stayed there. That’s why I knew Iwanted to direct it.

The characters in this play are struggling with the same issues that we’re all wrestling with today. Identity politics. Entitlement. Who’s allowed to tell whose story? Is it okay for straight, white men to push back at feeling under attack? How do friendships survive a cultural revolution?

If you think you’ll find the answers here, think again. Playwright Michael Perlman is deft at raising issues, but he leaves it to the audience to figure out solutions.

So yes, At The Table will entertain you but it will also probably rankle you and get under your skin. You’ll definitely want to talk about it afterward. I can tell you that it sparked many lively and passionate conversations during our rehearsals.

And maybe starting those conversations is exactly what we need to do to begin navigating the revolution that’s going on all around us. As Lauren notes in Act 2, “So…what? We’re saying ignoring problems isn’t a good way to deal with them?”

- Judith Moreland MISSION STATEMENT • Support world, American, and West Coast premieres of theatrical works which introduce socially and/or politically relevant new voices and new thoughts to the American stage.

• Introduce younger audiences to the world of theatre through our mainstage productions, workshops, and free weekly reading series

• Continue our outreach programs to seniors and at risk groups.

• Further establish our resident company as a leader and champion of new works in Los Angeles and the nation.

ARTISTIC STAFF Taylor Gilbert, Artistic Director/Founder Sam Anderson, Artistic Director Scott Alan Smith, Associate Artistic Dir. Katie Witkowski, Managing Dir. Adrian Centeno, Administrator Darryl Johnson & Brian Graves, Technical Directors

ARTISTIC BOARD Chet Grissom•Carlyle King•Donna Simone Johnson•Tracey Silver• Ann Hearn

CORPORATE BOARD Ian Bryce•Cara Eisenberg•Taylor Gilbert•Carrie Harlow•Arianne Neumark•Ian Ryen•Stuart Spence•Judith Vida-Spence

Special thanks to BRAVO! The Department of Cultural Affairs of the City of Los Angeles, Mr. Ian Bryce, John Gowans, Darryl Johnson, The Road Theatre would also like to acknowledge our gracious Donors; all those who generously purchased a theatre seat; the Artistic Committee of the Road Theatre; The Road Theatre Corporate Board; and, the members of The Road Theatre who tirelessly go above and beyond the call of duty. who’s WHO CAST

Justin Okin (Stuart) The Elephant Room (Center Theatre Group) Pocatello, Stop Kiss, MilkMilkLemonade (Rogue Machine) Entropy, Eat the Runt, HotCat (Theatre of NOTE) Khmer Amerika (Lincoln Center’s Directors Lab) Suzan-Lori Parks’ 365Plays/365Days (The Public). Films include Hughes the Force with Kevin Smith, Weeding Out, Reality Check, and Loaf of Bread. Justin is headed to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this summer with Theatre of NOTE’s Cleo, Theo and Wu. When he isn’t onstage, he’s honing his clowning, gardening, and cooking skills with his two fabulous daughters.

Christian Prentice(Nate) is excited to be back at the Road having previously appeared in Death House and Four Chambers. Select Los Angeles credits include: Everything You Touch at the Theatre @ Boston Court, 4000 Miles at The Sierra Madre Playhouse, Wonder City with Son of Semele Ensemble. Starting in July at the Rose Bowl, Christian will embark on a national tour of the show Apollo 11 (come see him in that too wink wink). Most recent TV/Film credits: Future Man on Hulu and the Sci-Fi Adventure film Proximity. Christian is currently producing and directing a new-media comedy series about competitive video gamers called n00bZ so be sure to keep your peepers peeled for that. Say hi after the show! IG @christianprentice Twitter @caprentice

Cherish Monique Duke (Lauren) has been blessed to work with some phenomenally talented artists in count- less productions throughout NYC, London, and LA. The stage has been her home and theater her sanctuary, so she is truly grateful to Judy for creating a safe haven for this incredibly talented cast to shine. TV Credits: Black- ish, Jane the Virgin, Pearson, Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders, & Jimmy Kimmel Live! Training: NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts & Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA) in London. All good things come through love. I am grate- ful for the love of the my heavenly father, the love of my insanely supportive family, and the love of my faith in the power of art. www.cherishmoniq- ueduke.net

Ray Paolantonio (Elliot/Co-Producer) has been a Roadie since 2017 (The Lyons - Curtis u/s). A native New Yorker, Ray graduated with Honors in Drama from Hofstra University. For nearly a decade, he performed with Son of Semele Ensemble in such notable productions as Animal Farm, The American Plan, Wilhelm Reich in Hell. Additional LA Theatre: The Normal Heart (The Fountain Theatre), The Maiden’s Prayer (Atwater Village Theater). Thanks to Ray’s family and friends, especially Kendall for his love and support and to fellow producers Tracey, Tally, Kevin as well as Taylor and Sam for supporting this play’s journey. who’s WHO CAST

Avery Clyde (Chris) Flower Duet, Pursued by Happiness, White People Other theatre: The Seagull, The Rover (Anteaus Ensemble), The Heiress (The Garvin), Stick Fly (The Matrix; Awards:Ovation, LADCC, Garland, NAACP, LA Weekly Nom), Emptier (Hudson dir: Kristin Hanggi) Tour: The Circle (Fountain, Matrix, Old Globe+). Select TV: Bosch-recur, SWAT, Criminal Minds, Animal Kingdom, Grey’s Anatomy, Medium, NCIS, Colony, ER, Joan of Arcadia, Dawson’s Creek-recur, Going to California. Select Film: Killer Vacation, If I Could Tell You, The Salena Incident, Life with Fiona. @averyclyde1 Education:@robclyde1 & @Bawkhersheysman #thankyou.

Blake Young-Fountain(Nicholas) graduated from NYU Tisch School with a BFA in Drama and BA in Journalism. THEATRE: Hit the Wall; A Soldier’s Play; Stupid Kids; All My Sons; The Diviners. TELEVISION: Grownish; Marlon; Mindy Project; Dear White People; Parenthood; 2 Broke Girls; Griot’s Lament. FILM: The Skinny; Blueprint; I Am Michael. Blake is in pre-production on the Sundance Writer’s Lab developed film, Make the Moon. In addi- tion to acting, Blake enjoys working with Films By Youth Inside (FYI Films), which is a non-profit that teaches filmmaking to incarcerated youth.

Jacqueline Misaye (Sophie) is making her Road Theatre Company debut. Recent credits include Bliss, Or Emily Post is Dead (Moving Arts); Little Women (Playwrights Arena); Taming of the Shrew(Shakespeare by the Sea); Irving’s Tiara (Theatre 68); Kentucky (East West Players); Cowboy Mouth (The New Collective); Jane Eyre (Oval Theatre, London). She recently made an appearance on General Hospital. Jackie trained at the British American Drama Academy and holds a B.A. from the USC School of Dramatic Arts. For more information, please visit www. jacquelinemisaye.com.

Nick Marcone(Leif) You can often spot this proud Italian American at the beach, by the pool, in a museum, or generally acting ridiculous while attempting to cap- ture prime Instagram content (follow @marconenick thx). Nick has been lucky enough to call LA home for the past decade. He’s so grateful to The Road for the opportunity to sit at the table with this amazing team of artists. Check him out on Netflix’s Dear White People (S2), and next time you’re online, go to nickmarcone. com because he needs to drive his SEO up. Love to all. who’s WHO ALTERNATE CAST

Ben Theobald (Stuart) is super mega ultra pumped to be a part of another Road Theatre Company production. His most recent performances on the Road Company stage include Esto in Broken Fences and Chick Ford in Stupid Kid. His other credits include: Double Door, Romeo & Juliet, Assasins, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Parade, and Almost Maine. Lastly, he would like to thank his family: Grace, Mike, and Barbara, along with his LA crew for giving him constant support he couldn’t survive without. Find my big dumb face at www.bentheobald.com.

Jon Sprik(Nate) is thrilled to be making his debut with the Road Theatre! Favorite companies he has worked with include: Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, The Sierra Madre Playhouse, Powerhouse Theatre (WA), Titan Theatre, Door Shakespeare, and The Texas Shakespeare Festival. This past year he performed in two short films, Sparks and Ready, which each won numerous awards in LA and film festivals around the country. He has also appeared on Darren Star’s Younger, My Crazy Ex, and in Amish Horror Stories. MFA from The University of Houston Professional Actor Training Program. www.jonsprik.com

Nthenya Ndunda (Lauren) Nthenya pronounced (then -ya) was born in Kenya! Yes, it rhymes! She spent the first half of her life in Vancouver, BC , moving to Charleston, SC when she was 11 yrs old and that’s when she realized she was black, y’all!! Forgoing medical school, she took the leap to pursue acting and moved to tinseltown, baby! At The Table is Nthenya’s Los Angeles Theatre debut. A stand up comedian and actress, you may have seen her performing at the Comedy Store or on TV shows like Shameless, or Loosely, Exactly Nicole.

Danny Gomez(Elliot) is so jazzed to be in his first full production with The Road. His most recent stage credits include The Boys of Winter (LA), Stay Tuned (LA), and Six Characters in Search of an Author (NYC). He has been seen on The Carrie Diaries and Nurse Jackie. He is also a working commercial actor, host, and stand-up come- dian. Check out his website at www.DannyLeeGomez. com for upcoming shows and currently running spots. He’d like to thank his partner, Andrew, for being the absolute best. who’s WHO ALTERNATE CAST

Julia Manis (Chris) is a born and raised Southern California girl! She graduated from the prestigious USC BFA Acting pro- gram. Most recently, she starred in the short film Inconvenient and produced a short film that she also wrote and acted in called Mel and Ruby. When she’s not acting, you can catch her box- ing, baking, or dancing! Past Theater: Cowboy Mouth (Hollywood Fringe), Four Chambers (The Road), Crimes of the Heart, The Dead, and Mansfield Park(USC). Training: Nancy Banks Studios, John Rosenfeld Studios, USC BFA Acting Program.

Melvin Ward (Nicholas) is an actor/model who was born and raised in Oakland, Ca. Melvin would like to first thank his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, his mother Lydia, his friends and close family for being his rock and sup- port through it all. Melvin dedicates his career to his col- lege professor Steve Kent. He received his BA Degree in Theatre Arts from the University of La Verne and con- tinued his studies at Joanne Baron/D.W. Brown acting studio. Melvin is currently working on the film Neurotic Beauty (2019). Recent work includes: Baby Eyes (2018) as Tremaine, Game Night as Vincent, The Night Calls Us Home(2018), Artist Rise Up Los Angeles (2018) as himself, One Way Ticket To Oregon (2017), The Odd Couple (2017), Periphery (2017) (Hudson Theater), Couplets (2016), Lost Kingdom (2014) and No Weapon Formed Against Us (2013).

Audrey Cain (Sophie) most recently played Lelani in Rotterdam, both in the West Coast Premiere at the Skylight Theatre, as well as the remounted production at Center Theatre Group’s Kirk Douglas Theatre. Previous theatre credits include La Cage Aux Folles at East West Players (Anne) and Friends in Transient Places with Fresh Produce’d LA (Hannah). She is delighted to be making her Road Theatre debut. For more info, check out www. audreycain.com.

Anthony Sorrells(Leif) A proud Bay Area native, Anthony began his training at the Oakland School for the Arts. He continued his studies in Los Angles, and graduated from UCLA’s School of Theater, Film, and Television. Anthony has had the fortune of performing in venues including the Atwater Village Theatre and the Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater at Lincoln Center in New York. He is thankful to finally have had the opportunity to work with this team. He wants to thank his family, friends, mentors, and reps for all their ceaseless support. STAFF Tracey Silver (Co-Producer) has worked as a Producer, Actor & Director on numerous productions in Los Angeles & New York. She recently produced Homeward LA,Death House &Through the Eye of a Needle for The Road Theatre. She holds an MFA from The Actors Studio MFA Program @The New School University. She is a Member of The Artistic Board @ The Road Theatre, as well as a member of The Actors Studio Acting & Directing Unit & Rogue Machine Theatre Company.

Tally McCormack (Co-Producer) is producing at The Road for the first time with At The Table. Other creative credits at The Road Theatre include Props Master for Red Speedo and Assistant Director for Stupid Kid. She is ecstatic to be a member at The Road and to be a part of At The Table.

Kevin McCorkle (Co-Producer) is an award-winning actor, writer and pro- ducer, most recently seen in Death Of A Salesman playing the iconic role of Willy Lowman. He’s excited to be a part of At The Table working with such an amazing team.

Beth Mack (Stage Manager) has stage managed many productions in the Los Angeles area since 1993. This year, she ran HIR at the Odyssey Theatre. Last year also at the Odyssey, she ran Side By Side By Sondheim and Underneath/Silent/Forgotten.

Justin Lord (Asst. Director) is a director , actor , play-write. He has directed several plays for The Roads’ Word series and Summer Play-Writes Festival (SPF8) Justin has two Adelco Award nominations Mercedes, Otis and Zora Billie Holiday Theatre NY. Nominated: Los Angeles Drama Critic’s Circle Dance With Me Working Stage LA. He has directed at the Public Theatre NY; Hurricane House. Serves on the board of the fame Negro Ensemble Company. Has taught acting at The Academy of Dramatic Arts, Los Angeles. As an actor he has done numerous film and television. (google it). He was a mem- ber of the original cast of Division Street, Mark Taper Forum and Ambassador Theatre, Broadway. Justin is also a Fellow of the Lincoln Center Director’s Lab 2014, NY.

Nina Sallinen (Asst. to the Director) has worked in over 80 staged pro- ductions, including: The National Theater of Finland, Geffen Playhouse, Odyssey, proud Roadie. She worked as a series regular on Finnish televi- sion. Nina’s solo show Poor Poor Lear has performed for 20 years now.

Heath Harper (Property Master) is an actor and writer in his first year of membership at The Road. He holds a BA in Theatre from the University of Houston. STAFF Dolann Adams (Asst. to the Director) believes that “If you can dream it, you can achieve it”. Dolann is excited to support and provide a positive and memorable experience for the At The Table cast. She is a UC Berkeley Graduate, “Go Bears!”, and obtained her MFA in Acting from the Actors Studio Drama School.

Brian Graves (Set Designer/Technical Director) Brian has been a mem- ber of The Road since 2017. He has appeared on stage in Friends With Guns and the alternate cast of Through The Eye Of The Needle. This is Brian’s first set design for The Road.

Mary Jane Miller (Costume Designer) is excited to have had the oppor- tunity to design At The Table her 28th Road Theatre Company show. A few past favorites include; her Ovation nominated design for Home Fires, The company’s inaugural production of Balm In Gilead, The Woman in Black, White As O, Hitlers Head, The Chisolm Trail Went Through Here, White People (2000), That Good Night, Lady, Melissa Artic, The Lyons, Through the Eye of a Needle, Red Speedo, The Rescued and most recently Death House.

Derrick McDaniel (Lighting Designer) has been working in the live the- ater arena for over 20 years, both in Los Angeles and New York. From Romeo and Juliet to Guys and Dolls, Derrick has designed lighting for many plays, musicals and events. A few of his lighting credits include, Mercy Seat (2012 LA Weekly Awards Winner) at the Inside the Ford Theater, Death House at the Road Theatre on Magnolia, Spring Awakening at the Whitefire Theatre, The Addams Family at the Madrid Theater; and Freud’s Last Session at the Odyssey Theater.– and many others. Derrick is an award-winning designer and has been nominated for several Ovation Awards, as well. Currently, he is nom- inated for an NAACP Theater Award for Les Blanc at the Rogue Machine Theater. He would like to thank the staff and officers of the Road Theater for providing the opportunity to create. And thanks to the patrons of live theater. Enjoy!

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