Unbound Productions Presents
2017: Mountain View Mausoleum and Cemetery
Thoth’s Labyrinth inspired by the Egyptian legend “The Book of Thoth” by Jonathan Josephson directed by Darin Anthony
Margaret Oliphant’s The Open Door adapted by Kirsten Brandt directed by Paul Millet
Ambrose Bierce’s The Damned Thing adapted by Je G. Rack directed by Sebastian Muñoz
The frame for Wicked Lit 2017: Liliom by Kerry Kazmierowicztrimm Inspired by the play of the same name by Ferenc Molnár directed by James Castle Stevens
The Cast ~ Todd Andrew Ball, Chairman Barnes, Dan Billet, Bradley Bundlie, Joe Camareno, Jennifer Novak Chun, John T. Cogan, John Patrick Daly, Kevin Dulude, Sawyer Fuller, Alec Gaylord, Ian Heath, Jena Hunt, LizAnne Keigley, Eric Keitel, Richard Large, Meghan Lewis, Tosca Minotto, Michael Perl, Brian David Pope, David Ty Reza, Tessa Willshire, Morgan Zenith
Production Manager ~ TaShaunna Peterman Production Stage Manager ~ Benjamin Scuglia SMs ~ Megan Crockett, Heather Gonzalez, Sarah Resnick, Laura Steinroeder ASMs ~ Mara Aguilar, Eddie Gallogly, Odanis Perez & Amanda Sauter
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Lighting Designers ~ Darrell Clark and Hilda Kane Sound Designers ~ Drew Dalzell & Noelle Ho man Resident Costume Designer ~ Christine Cover Ferro Costume Design & Wardrobe Mistress ~ Robin Lynn Puppetry Design & Creation ~ Joe Seely * Props ~ McKenzie R. Eckels Production Builder ~ Kurtis Bedford * Set & EFX ~ Je G. Rack Wigs & Makeup ~ Judi Lewin & Julie Pound Master Electrician ~ David Patrick * Sound Master ~ Colin Postley Gabrieal Griego ~ Assistant Director, Thoth’s Labyrinth Front of House ~ Susy Vera and Emily Abbott
Producers ~ Unbound Productions: Paul Millet, Je G. Rack, and Jonathan Josephson A Note From Unbound Productions Welcome to another fun and horror- lled evening of Wicked Lit! We are thrilled to return to Mountain View Mausoleum & Cemetery for the 8th time, and our 9th annual production. Since founding Unbound Productions in 2008, our company has grown from an annual Halloween event to a year-round theatre company with a thriving Membership base and an ever-expanding group of phenomenal artists. Those of you who were able to join us for A Night at the Colony in April, our rst annual First Stab Festival at the Pasadena Central Library in June and our inaugural Mystery Lit production at the Los Angeles County Arboretum have been able to enjoy the fruits of this growth.
In addition to enhancing our technical capabilities (and we’ve got a number of surprises in store for you tonight!) we are excited to have been able to invite several new creatives into the fold. Playwright Kirsten Brandt rst brought her adaptation of Margaret Oliphant’s The Open Door to us in 2015 and we were excited to present it as a staged reading as a part of Wicked Lit at the Huntington that fall. With its inclusion in Wicked Lit 2017, Kirsten’s piece becomes the 34th world premiere play in the history of Unbound Productions. This year’s frame was also written by a new playwright to Unbound, the very talented Kerry Kazmierowicztrimm, who also penned the adaptation of Teig O’Kane and the Corpse which debuted as a staged reading at our spring fundraiser. We are also so very pleased to welcome Sebastian Muñoz and James Castle Stevens, longtime friends of our company, as they make their Wicked Lit debuts directing The Damned Thing and Liliom respectively. We’re also so very happy to welcome Darin Anthony back to Wicked Lit as the director of Thoth’s Labyrinth.
All in all, between the fresh artistic voices and our growing education program, it’s been a tremendous year for our company. Thank you for taking the ride along with us!
Enjoy the show, Paul Millet, Jonathan Josephson, Je G. Rack WL-2 Production History
2008 Wicked Lit Reading Series: The Monkey’s Paw, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, The Cask of Amontillado, Young Goodman Brown
2009 WL09: The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Pigeons from Hell, The Fall of the House of Usher
2010 WL10: The Unnamable, The Chimes, The Cask of Amontillado
2011 Wicked Lit Installation: A Ghost Story (in conjunction with the TCG National Conference) WL11 Production A: The Unnamable, The Chimes, The Cask of Amontillado WL11 Production B: A Ghost Story, The Body Snatcher, Casting the Runes
2012 History Lit Flash Performances: Charles Bukowski: Back at Barney’s and Fahrenheit 451: The Secret Library (commissioned by the City of West Hollywood) History Lit: Two Pictures in One, The Yellow Wallpaper, The Garden Party WL12: The Dead Smile, Count Magnus, Wake Not the Dead
2013 Wicked Lit Installation: The Tell-Tale Heart (in conjunction with ScareLA) WL13: The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, The New Catacomb, The Lurking Fear, The Masque of the Red Death Experience
2014 Mystery Lit at Pasadena Library Reading: Holmes, Sherlock, and The Consulting Detective Wicked Lit Installation: The Doll (Strub Mansion at May eld Senior School) WL14: Dracula’s Guest, Las Lloronas, The Monk, The Spirits of Walpurgisnacht Pasadena Museum of History Workshop Reading: A Christmas Carol
2015 Mystery Lit at the Huntington Reading: Holmes, Sherlock, and The Consulting Detective Wicked Lit Installation: The Monkey’s Paw (Mountain View Mausoleum) Wicked Lit at the Huntington Reading: Young Goodman Brown, The Unnamable, The Open Door WL15: The Ebony Frame, The Fall of the House of Usher, The Grove of Rashomon, The System
2016 History Lit: Two Pictures in One, The Girl Who Owned A Bear, The Garden Party Wicked Lit Installation at ScareLA: The Initiation WL16: The Shadowy Third, From Beyond, Anansi and the Demons, Camp Mountain View Mystery Lit at the LA Arboretum Reading: Holmes, Sherlock, and The Consulting Detective Pasadena Central Library Readings: A Christmas Carol & Charles Dickens’ Christmas Tree
2017 First Stab Festival Readings at Pasadena Library: The Danseuse; My Favorite Murder; The Ri e The Bell; Double Tragedy: An Actor’s Story; The Doctor, his Wife, and the Clock Mystery Lit at the LA Arboretum: Holmes, Sherlock, and The Consulting Detective WL17: The Open Door, The Damned Thing, Thoth’s Labyrinth, Liliom WL-3 Bios CAST Todd Andrew Ball :: The Mayor ~ Liliom Todd is excited to return to Wicked Lit having performed with Unbound in 2011 as Karswell in Casting the Runes and in 2012 as Brother Percy in Wake Not the Dead. Some credits include Dorin in A Dull Pain Turned Sharp, Gooper in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and Graupner in Bach at Leipzig all at the Group Rep Theatre in North Hollywood; Jack Gable in Leading Ladies at the Glendale Centre Theatre and Hercule Poirot in Agatha Christie’s Black Co ee at the Santa Paula Theater Center. He thanks Hisato for all his love and support.
Dan Billet :: Guy Patrick Ratinckx ~ Thoth’s Labyrinth Dan is very excited to be performing in Wicked Lit for the rst time. Film/ TV credits include Raising Hope, Numb3rs, Revenge of the Bimbot Zombie Killers, and others. Los Angeles theatre includes Photograph 51, A House Not Meant to Stand (Fountain Theatre); Bu alo Soldiers (El Portal); Othello (Stella Adler Theatre); Tartu e (Theatricum Botanicum); and company member of ACME Comedy Theatre. Other theatre: Henry V/Twelfth Night/Julius Caesar at American Studio Theatre in NY; The Three Sisters/The Ugly Man/There is No Need to Wake Up at the NIDA Theatre/Sydney Opera House, Australia. Love to Marlowe and Lyra!
Bradley Bundlie :: Roland Mortimer ~ The Open Door Bradley is thrilled to take part in Wicked Lit, returning to the Unbound Family after playing Dick Ward last summer, in Two Pictures in One (HL16). Bradley has appeared in over 100 lms, commercials and theatre productions. Recently, Bradley played the title role in Oliver! at the Lawndale PAC. Other stage credits include: Young William in Frankenstein, the Musical, Chip in 3D Theatricals’ Beauty and the Beast, and for the past 3 years has played Tiny Tim in GCT’s A Christmas Carol. Check out his FB/IG/Twitter @bradleybundlie. Many thanks to Paul, Mom, Dad, & lil’ bro Bowie :)
Joe Camareno :: Dr. Zahi Mataha ~ Thoth’s Labyrinth Unbound credits include El Diablo in Las Lloronas (WL14) and Dr. John Watson in Holmes, Sherlock and The Consulting Detective (ML17). Recent lm credits include Tin Holiday (writer/director), Edith & Harvey, and The Boy Next Door. His feature directing debut, Revenge of the Bimbot Zombie Killers, secured distribution after premiering at Comikaze-Con in 2014. Camareno directed the multi-award-winning Fixing Paco web series starring Paul Rodriguez and Gloria Garayua. Other theater: A Weekend Near Madison, Kiss of the Spider Woman and Bocón! for CTG. Huge thanks to Unbound team
Jennifer Novak Chun :: Widow Saverini ~ Liliom Jennifer is a professional cellist and violinist as well as an actress. Her credits include the award-winning lm, Cello. Recent lead TV credits include Crazy Love. On the stage, she is a member of Force of Nature Productions performing year round. Her past Unbound performances include Camp Mountain View (WL16), The Monkey’s Paw, The Doll, and The Masque of the Red Death Experience (WL13). She is thrilled to be back this Halloween! WL-4 John T. Cogan :: Hern ~ The Damned Thing Along with innumerable readings for Unbound, John played Johann in Dracula’s Guest (WL14) and Joel in The Unnamable (WL10 & WL11). Speaking of The Unnamable, John would like to give a special shout out to Michael Prichard. He won’t pretend he could ll Michael’s shoes, but he’ll wear his own down to the souls for trying. Special love goes to Kenna, Ruby, and the fam for helping him make this work. Dear Guests, mind your steps. You’re in for a treat. If you’re not too frightened tonight… Dream Sweet.
John Patrick Daly :: Mr. Jarvis/Bagley ~ The Open Door Patrick is thrilled to be in his rst production with Unbound. Last seen in MTV’s Cat sh: The Untold Stories, Geico’s Introducing the Goosinator, Credit Karma’s Get Knowing, and Next Stage Theatre’s Dark Side of the Moon. He also appeared as Dan in the web series This Is Fine and as Dave in the short lm The Fine Line. He looks forward to a long and productive career with Unbound in the years to come.
Kevin Dulude :: Antony Woodbury ~ Thoth’s Labyrinth This is Kevin’s fourth time performing with Unbound Productions having played Nurse Racher in The System (WL15), Big Papa in Camp Mountain View (WL16) and Alistair Merryweather in this year’s Mystery Lit production Holmes, Sherlock, and The Consulting Detective. For a lifelong horror fan, like Kevin, the opportunity to appear in these tales of suspense and the macabre has been a dream come true.
Sawyer Fuller :: Morgan Geryl ~ Thoth’s Labyrinth Sawyer has just moved back home to California after receiving her BFA in Musical Theatre from Emerson College in Boston. Since then she has performed with Zombie Joe’s Underground Theater in The Last Men on Earth (Alien Woman) and West Destiny (Peter-Dean). On the side, she boxes and babysits some really sweet kids. She thanks her family and friends for their support and hopes you enjoy the show!
Alec Gaylord :: Carter Druse ~ Liliom Alec is excited to make his Unbound debut! Select theatre credits include: Proteus in Two Gentlemen of Verona at Shakespeare’s Globe Theater (London) and Don John in Much Ado About Nothing with Downtown Rep (Los Angeles). Alec has been in 12 short lms and recently shot his rst feature last April. BFA in Acting from Mason Gross School of the Arts. Alec would like to thank his family and friends for simply being the best! And the cast, crew, artistic team, and producers of this year’s Wicked Lit!
Ian Heath :: Hugh ~ The Damned Thing Ian is excited to be part of Wicked Lit in his rst Unbound production. Originally hailing from St. Louis, MO, he has performed in everything he can get his hands on, including immersive haunts, horror lms, and acting as the in-room actor at The Bunker Experience. Ian can frequently be found performing at Zombie Joe’s Underground Theater (Urban Death, Blood Alley, Festival of Living Art), and writing/performing as a company member with Force of Nature Productions (Rush series, Tales from Tomorrow). WL-5 Jena Hunt :: Charlotte Mortimer/Mrs. Jarvis ~ The Open Door Jena made her Unbound debut this past summer playing the roles of Irene Adler and Violet Hunter in Holmes, Sherlock and The Consulting Detective (ML17). Jena has appeared in lms and theater in San Francisco and Los Angeles, including writing and directing the award-winning one act play Aria for The Marin One Acts Festival. She’s been nominated for her lm acting by New York VisionFest for her role in the romantic comedy Falling Uphill, but is most happy to return to her roots onstage.
LizAnne Keigley :: Prof. Katriana Van de Velde ~ Thoth’s Labyrinth LizAnne is excited to participate in Wicked Lit 2017 in the original production Thoth’s Labyrinth written by Jonathan Josephson, her third Wicked Lit show penned (or co-penned) by the amazing Mr. Josephson. Previous shows include The Chimes and The Lurking Fear. LizAnne would like to thank the entire Wicked Lit family. May the Spirits give you a thrill, mwahahahaha!
Eric Keitel :: Harper ~ The Damned Thing If you’ve been coming to Wicked Lit for years and don’t recognize this guy, there is a good chance you’ve been hitting the sauce. Back for his 7th Wicked Lit and 12th Unbound show, Eric has bribed his way into the mix yet again! Highlights include The Body Snatcher (WL11), The Tell-Tale Heart (ScareLA 2013), Dracula’s Guest (WL14) and From Beyond (WL16). Eric is also a member of The Echo Theater Company, and has been seen in Fugue, The Suitcase, and The Optimist. TV: Franklin & Bash. Film: Sci- action-thriller, Agent, is now streaming on Amazon, Hulu, and iTunes. erickeitel.com
Richard Large :: Admiral Smith/Reverend Moncrief ~ The Open Door For Unbound, Richard has played Holmes (ML17), Inspector Theobald in From Beyond (WL16), Herbert in The Monkey’s Paw, Delbruck in Dracula’s Guest (WL14), Deputy Toby in The Lurking Fear (WL13), Stephen in The Tell- Tale Heart, the Deacon in Count Magnus (WL12), Toby Veck in The Chimes (WL10, WL11), and Baltrus Van Tassel in The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (WL09). He is a veteran of over 80 productions in Los Angeles and the San Francisco Bay Area. Favorite roles include Shotover in Heartbreak House, Brack in Hedda Gabler, John Cleary in The Subject was Roses (Shellie Award winner) and Sir Toby Belch in Twelfth Night. Richard was awarded a Dramalogue Award for his direction of The Cave. MA in Theatre Arts from SFSU.
Meghan Lewis :: Swing Meghan is thrilled to be back with Wicked Lit for a second year after playing Peggy the zombie camp counselor in last year’s frame, Camp Mountain View. Favorite credits include Gwendolen in The Importance of Being Earnest (Glendale Center Theatre), Replica (Urban Theatre Movement), The Missing Pages of Lewis Carroll (The Theatre @ Boston Court), and Delusion (Lies Within/Masque of Mortality). She is a proud member of Urban Theatre Movement, and her voice can be heard as the English language voice of telenovela characters around the world. meghanlewis.info
WL-6 Tosca Minotto :: Mrs. Bodman ~ Liliom Tosca is thrilled to be making her debut with Unbound Productions and Wicked Lit. This is Tosca’s fth collaboration with director James Castle Stevens, who most recently directed her as Sheila in The Boys Next Door, and as Sabrina Daldry in In the Next Room (or The Vibrator Play), for which she received an Outstanding Featured Female Performance Award from the Four Star Theater Alliance. Tosca was last seen in Glendale Centre Theatre’s production of Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure. She has also written six children’s’ musicals for GCT, including the currently playing Puss in Boots. Love and gratitude to all! Namaily!
Michael Perl :: Henry Mortimer ~ The Open Door Michael is thrilled to be back with Unbound after appearing in The Chimes (WL10), Casting The Runes (WL11), Wake Not The Dead (WL12), The Yellow Wallpaper (HL12), A Ghost Story (2011 TCG Conference), The Monk (WL14), and The Shadowy Third (WL16). Additional theatre: American Clock, Lend Me A Tenor, Other Desert Cities, Fahrenheit 451, King Lear, and Jump/Cut (produced with his wife, Melissa). TV credits include Scandal, The Bold and the Beautiful, and Sweet Valley High. Michael thanks his family for their mind- boggling, inexhaustible support, his friends for putting up with him, and Melissa: the CEO of his life and bringer of all good things. michaelperl.net
Brian David Pope :: Dr. Simson ~ The Open Door Brian David Pope makes a happy return to Mountain View and Wicked Lit. He previously chased The Lurking Fear hither and yon, buried a friend alive (two years in a row) in The Cask of Amontillado, and lost more than his nerve during The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (2009) at Greystone Mansion. As part of Unbound’s rst History Lit production he hosted The Garden Party (2012) at the Pasadena Museum of History. Brian thanks the marvelous cast and crew, the remarkable designers, the generous sta at Mountain View, and, most of all, Paul, Je and Jonathan for doing what they do so well.
Tessa Willshire :: Roland Mortimer, understudy ~ The Open Door Tessa is ecstatic and grateful to be performing in her rst Wicked Lit production. Her past performances have been with Pasadena’s Performing Arts Workshop (PAWS) in the roles of Liesl in The Sound of Music, Merryweather in Sleeping Beauty, Jack in Into the Woods, and Flounder in The Little Mermaid. She is studying piano and voice at The Ivory Keys Music Studio and performed Billy Joel’s “Piano Man” at her most recent recital. Thank you Paul, Je , & Jonathan for this opportunity! Special thanks to Mom & Dad.
Morgan Zenith :: Anuket “Annie” Abbas ~ Thoth’s Labyrinth Morgan is thrilled to be back with Unbound for her rst Wicked Lit. She has previously been seen as Jane Gladys Brown in The Girl Who Owned a Bear (HL16) and a handful of staged readings. She would like to thank her family and friends for support, and the lovely producers of Unbound for presenting her with so many creative opportunities! You can catch more of her next adventure on instagram_morganzenith.
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FD1020 DESIGN TEAM
Kurtis Bedford :: Production Builder Kurtis is an actor, designer, General Contractor and Master Carpenter. Favorite projects include the design and construction of an entire military museum in Northern California, work on the feature lm Archie’s Final Project, and the set design for WCJT’s production of The Whipping Man. Kurtis started designing at a young age for the Factory of Nightmares, which was a haunted house built on the campus of Cal State Northridge. This is his fth time working with Unbound Productions as the Production Builder.
Christine Cover Ferro :: Costume Designer Christine is Unbound Productions’ resident costume designer and has designed all shows to date. She won the Costume Design Ovation in the large theatre category for Wicked Lit 2015. Recent work includes Paci c Resident Theatre’s The Homecoming, My Girlfriend Is an Alien, and Eccentricities of a Nightingale, and Rogue Machine’s Dutch Masters. TV and lm credits include costume design for the feature lms Yard Sale and Edith & Harvey, and assistant costume design for the 2014 and 2015 Oscars and Fox’s Sleepy Hollow. She holds a Bachelor of Arts from Macalester College and a Master of Fine Arts in Theatre Design from Brandeis University.
Drew Dalzell :: Sound & Systems Designer For Unbound, Drew has designed The Tell-Tale Heart, History Lit 2012 and 2016, Mystery Lit 2017 and Wicked Lit 2012-2017 (including Ovation Awards for Best Sound Design in 2015 and 2016). Outside of Unbound, Drew has designed over 250 theatrical productions including the world premiere of Toy Story: The Musical and numerous productions at regional theaters such as South Coast Repertory, The Laguna Playhouse, the Colony Theatre Company, and the Rubicon Theatre Company. He has received a USITT ClearCom Sound Achievement Award and been nominated for Ovation, LA Weekly, Garland, LADCC, and NAACP Awards, winning multiple times. Drew received his MFA in Theatrical Sound Design from the College Conservatory of Music at the University of Cincinnati and has lectured at Yale University, University of California Irvine, University of Missouri Kansas City, North Carolina School for the Arts, Purdue University, and the University of Cincinnati. Drew is also a member of the Board of Directors for Unbound Productions.
McKenzie R. Eckels :: Props Designer This is McKenzie’s fourth consecutive year with Wicked Lit. She is a visual artist and actress in Los Angeles and is currently working on too many projects at once. After joining the Legions of the Backstage, she nds herself considerably less tolerant of actors. McKenzie would like to thank the two Je ’s in her life. Je Rack, mentor and constant inspiration. And Je Boulton, partner in crime and father to their ill behaved fur-children.
Noelle Ho man :: Sound Designer Noelle has been a Sound Designer for Wicked Lit since 2013, winning Ovation Awards for the 2014 and 2015 productions. Other Unbound productions include installations of The Doll at May eld Senior School, The Tell-Tale Heart at LA Mart/ScareLA, and History Lit 2016. Noelle is the Senior Sound Designer at Diablo Sound, working on such projects as Halloween Horror Nights, and Avengers S.T.A.T.I.O.N., an installation that tours around the world. BA in Drama and German from UW-Oshkosh and her MFA in Sound Design from UCI.
WL-11 Hilda Kane :: Lighting Designer Hilda is happy to return for this year’s production of Wicked Lit. Los Angeles credits include WL13, WL14, WL16, ML17, gala events for Los Angeles Ballet, The ALS Association, and Pasadena Playhouse, Guest Designer at Pepperdine University, and Resident Lighting Designer at Marlborough School. She received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Emerson College.
Judi Lewin :: Co- Make-up Designer/ Wig & Hair Design Originally from Toronto, Judi designed for theatre including a few years with the Canadian Opera Co. Since moving to LA with her family in 1990, she has incorporated lm and television into her repertoire and now works in all aspects of the industry. Some of the noted theatres Judi has designed for are: Pasadena Playhouse, The Rubicon, The Fremont, Interact, The Fountain, Theatre 40, McCoy Rigby, Sacramento Music Circus, The Blank and several National Tours. Judi is excited to be back working on her third Wicked Lit production.
Robin Lynn :: Costume Designer/Wardrobe Mistress Robin Lynn is a costume designer, fabricator, fashion editor, and history addict. Robin has restored, designed, and/or created items from a variety of materials for clients around the globe, including major magazines, celebrities, and theme parks. She’s an old-fashioned girl who likes unpopular past times, arcane verbiage, and mischief. This is her fourth show with Unbound Productions (WL15-16, ML17).
Julie Pound :: Resident Makeup Designer Julie is a freelance makeup artist with over 15 years experience in theatre, lm and television. The resident makeup artist for Unbound Productions, she has been with Wicked Lit since its inaugural production in 2009. Favorite Unbound productions include The Lurking Fear, The Tell- Tale Heart, The Chimes, The Dead Smile, Wake Not the Dead, A Ghost Story, and The Unnamable. Other theatre credits include The Dark Heart of Poe, Tea at Five, Driving Miss Daisy, Incorruptible, and Victor. She currently has one lm making the festival circuit, one in post-production, and works regularly with NASA on their educational webisodes.
Joe Seely :: Puppet Design Joe is an actor/designer. His award-winning masks and puppets have been seen at Wicked Lit 2016, on stage internationally, and throughout the US with Center Theater Group, The Aspen Santé Fe Ballet, the Winston Salem Festival Ballet, as well as countless other small theaters throughout Los Angeles. He discovered his love for puppets and masks through Hans Jurgen Fettig’s book, Hand and Rod Puppets as a boy. He was last seen on stage in Emily Mast’s The Stage is a Cage which toured to Toronto.
PRODUCTION TEAM
Mara Aguilar :: Assistant Stage Manager ~ The Open Door Mara Aguilar started o her haunting career with The 17th Door as a scare actor in 2015. She is excited to be working with Wicked Lit this October-November. She recently nished a three month run of Steady Rain at the John Kirby Studios in Hollywood where she was the Stage Manager. She can’t wait to become a part of this immersive story.
WL-12 Darin Anthony :: Director ~ Thoth’s Labyrinth Unbound credits: The Grove of Rashomon (WL15) and Two Pictures in One (HL16). Darin is the Artistic Director of Moving Arts where he has directed the premieres of Apocalypse Play, The Kill-or-Dies, Viral and The Gun Show. Partial Credits: New York: The Good Boy (Abington) and The Incident Report (The Lion). World and West Coast premieres: Nureyev’s Eyes (American Stages), S.O.E. (Bootleg), The Antiquarian’s Family (Shakespeare Santa Cruz), Before We Go Home (Radar LA & La Jolla Playhouse), Sidhe (The Road), Gidion’s Knot and US Drag (Furious Theatre), HEADS, American Way, A Hole in the Dark and The Book of Liz (The Blank Theatre).
Kirsten Brandt :: Playwright ~ The Open Door Kirsten is an award-winning playwright, director and producer. She served for six seasons as Artistic Director of Sledgehammer Theatre and was the Associate Artistic Director of San Jose Repertory Theatre, where she directed Dr. Faustus, Next Fall, The Big Meal, Legacy of Light and Groundswell, among others. As a director, Ms. Brandt’s work has been seen at San Jose Repertory Theatre, The Old Globe, TheatreWorks, La Jolla Playhouse, San Diego Repertory, Santa Cruz Shakespeare, North Coast Repertory, and Arizona Theatre Company. She is the co- adapter of Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House, which had its world premiere at the Old Globe Theatre. Her other plays include The Mechanic’s Daughter, The Waves and an adaptation of Wuthering Heights. www.kirstenbrandt.com
James Castle Stevens :: Director ~ Liliom James is very pleased to return to Wicked Lit, having directed the enhanced staged reading of From Beyond in 2015. Some of James’ previous directing credits include Other Desert Cities, In The Next Room (or The Vibrator Play), Amadeus, Prelude To A Kiss, Lend Me A Tenor, Leading Ladies, Heaven Can Wait, See How They Run, The Music Man, And Then There Were None, Barnum, and Bell, Book & Candle. James would like to thank the Unbound Productions management team for this wonderful opportunity.
Megan Crockett :: Stage Manager Megan Crockett is delighted to be joining the Wicked Lit team for the very first time! Stage management credits include Orange is the New Musical, Madama Butterfly, A Kind of Love Story, The Magic Bullet Theory and Taste to name a few. Most notably Ms. Crockett was featured in the article The Most Important, Invisible Person in the Theater: The Stage Manager for the LA Weekly. When not stage managing Ms. Crockett enjoys being a guest lecturer at Cal State Northridge, her alma mater.
Edward Gallogly :: Assistant Stage Manager ~ Thoth’s Labyrinth Edward returns to Unbound Productions after serving as an Assistant Stage Manager for Holmes, Sherlock and The Consulting Detective (ML17) and Anansi and the Demons (WL16). He is a recent graduate from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and is excited to be working with Unbound Productions.
Heather Gonzalez :: Stage Manager ~ The Open Door Heather is very excited to join the team at Unbound Productions for her first time working Wicked Lit! She has been working in the theatre scene in Southern California for the past 13 years as a stage manager, director, costume designer, and writer (to name a few of the hats she has worn). Heather has gotten to work with some amazing talent and this show has proven to be no different. Gabrieal Griego :: Assistant Director ~ Thoth’s Labyrinth Gabrieal is excited to be a part Wicked Lit! Production highlights: AP & AD - The Gary Plays w/director Guy Zimmerman (Ovation Recommended) w/Open Fist Theater Company; AD and PM for DOMA Theatre’s multi award-winning American Idiot, w/director Marco Gomez; AD - Gidion’s Knot w/director Darin Anthony (Ovation Recommended and LA Weekly Pick of the Week); director - A Thin White Line (which she also wrote) - 2Cents Theatre Group’s INK Fest; and producer/director for several HFF favorites since 2011. Gabrieal thanks Darin for this opportunity, her family for their continuing support, and Sloe for his amazing love, wisdom, and all round awesomeness.
Kerry Kazmierowicztrimm :: Playwright ~ Liliom Kerry received a BFA in Drama from Syracuse University, and came out to LA on a fellowship provided by Aaron Sorkin through SU. His play Teig O’Kane and the Corpse was performed as a staged reading by Wicked Lit this past spring. He was a Finalist for the Eugene O’Neill National Playwrights Conference for his play Little Reds. His play Who’s There? was produced by Tony Award winner Joanna Gleason in NYC. His children’s musical, Giants in the Sky, was published this past spring by Beat by Beat Press. By the end of 2017, it will have over 25 productions throughout the US and Canada. Before the Bell: A Play About Bullying, his second show to be published by Beat by Beat Press, will be released this fall. Much love to Tanya for all her support.
Sebastian Muñoz :: Director ~ The Damned Thing Sebastian Muñoz is a stage and lm Actor/Director hailing from Mexico City. He’s the Founder and Artistic Director at Force of Nature Productions. He has performed in and directed over 30 productions to critical acclaim in the LA area and is also a Magician member at the Academy of Magical Arts at the Magic Castle. This is Sebastian’s rst Wicked Lit and he is extremely excited and honored for it. He’s grateful to the entire Unbound family for their trust, love and friendship. Enjoy the show! 110L34! fonproductions.com
David Patrick :: Master Electrician David is a Los Angeles native. For stage he has worked on many productions in many capacities for such theaters and companies as: The Kirk Douglas Theatre (CTG), The Wallis Annenberg Center for Performing Arts, Theatre Forty, Unbound Productions (WL13-15), The Pasadena Playhouse, Odyssey Theatre, Muse/ique, and The El Portal. For screen he works as a camera operator, ga er, e ects supervisor (digital and practical), editor, animator, and storyboard artist for independent and commercial projects. Notable a liations include Donegee Media and Out of HP. Digital e ects and animation are what he loves, quoting John Lasseter, “The art challenges the technology, and the technology inspires the art.”
Odanis Perez :: Assistant Stage Manager ~ Liliom Odanis is excited to work for Unbound Productions for the rst time as an Assistant Stage Manager. She is a recent graduate from California State Polytechnic University Pomona with a Bachelor’s degree in Theatre with an emphasis on Education and Community.
TaShaunna Peterman :: Production Manager TaShaunna is excited to be the Production Manager for Wicked Lit 2017! Past shows with Unbound include Camp Mountain View (WL16, also PSM), The Lurking Fear (WL13), The Doll (May eld Senior School), Las Lloronas (WL14), The Monkey’s Paw (Mountain View Mausoleum), The Ebony Frame (WL15), and The Girl Who Owned a Bear (HL16, also PSM).
WL-14 Sarah Resnick :: Stage Manager ~ The Damned Thing Sarah is excited to join Unbound Productions and Wicked Lit 2017! A new transplant to California, her stage management credits from around the country include regional productions of Legally Blonde, Spring Awakening, Jekyll and Hyde, and Evil Dead The Musical. Thank you to the entire production team, cast, and crew for being so welcoming and wonderful!
Amanda Sauter :: Assistant Stage Manager/Scenic Lead ~ The Damned Thing Amanda is thrilled to be back with Unbound after serving as an ASM for Holmes, Sherlock and The Consulting Detective (ML17), WL14-16, and as an assistant set designer on The Monkey’s Paw. Working at Theatre 40 as an assistant set designer, she has created on such shows as Patterns, Accomplice, American Wee-Pie, Helman vs McCarthy and Flare Path. Her passion for art and design has led her to create amazing things. She would like to give special thanks to Jeff Rack for giving her the opportunity to express her artistic mind. She feels truly blessed to be a part of the Unbound family.
Benjamin Scuglia :: Production Stage Manager ~ Liliom Benjamin happily returns for his third Unbound show, following WL16 (The Shadowy Third) and ML17 this past summer (Holmes, Sherlock and The Consulting Detective). He is a member of Theatre West and the Alliance of Los Angeles Playwrights. Recent SM gigs include the acclaimed world premiere of Robert Allen Ackerman’s Blood and a workshop production of God Looked Away with Al Pacino and Judith Light. His play Gay for Pay was a 2015 Top 30 Finalist for the Samuel French Off-Off-Broadway Short Play Festival in New York. Benjamin’s play The Man Who Saved Everything will premiere next spring at Theatre West. Twitter: @500Turtles.
Laura Steinroeder :: Stage Manager ~ Thoth’s Labyrinth Laura is an LA-based Stage Manager and Theatre Director. She has most recently stage managed for The Walt Disney Company and The Ghost Road Company. Laura is the Artistic Director of Red Cup Theatre Company and a Rental/Sales Agent at Kinetic Lighting. She studied at the National Theater Institute at the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center and is an Associate Member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society.
Jonathan Josephson :: Executive Director/Playwright ~ Thoth’s Labyrinth For Unbound, Jonathan has written/adapted Holmes, Sherlock, and The Consulting Detective (ML17), Anansi and the Demons (WL16), Camp Mountain View (WL16), The Grove of Rashomon (WL15), Las Lloronas (WL14), The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (WL09, WL13), The New Catacomb (WL13), The Lurking Fear with Jeff G. Rack (WL13),The Chimes (WL10, WL11), A Ghost Story (WL11, Millennium-Biltmore Hotel), Count Magnus (WL12), The Garden Party (HL12, HL16) and The Girl Who Owned a Bear (HL16). Jonathan’s original plays have been produced at The Actor’s Theatre of Louisville (Humana Festival), Milwaukee Repertory Theater (Rep Lab), San Jose Repertory Theatre (SJREAL), Chance Theater, The Samuel French Off-Off Broadway Theatre Festival (Festival Winner, 2016), New York Summerfest, Midtown International Theatre Festival and many others. He was awarded an Individual Artist Grant from the City of Pasadena, five of his plays have been named as Finalists for ATL’s Heideman Award and his play The Giant and the Pixie was named a Finalist for the Eugene O’Neill National Playwrights Conference. Twelve of Jonathan’s plays are published by Steele Spring Stage Rights, Samuel French, Playscripts, Applause Theatre & Cinema Books, YouthPLAYS and Original Works Publishing and have been produced throughout the US as well as in Canada, England, Scotland, and Cameroon. Jonathan received his BA in Theatre: Playwriting from UCSD and is a proud member of Playwrights Pool of Playground-LA, the Dramatists Guild of America, and is a Lifetime Member of ALAP.
WL-15 Paul Millet :: Artistic Director/Director ~ The Open Door This past summer Paul directed the inaugural Mystery Lit production of Holmes, Sherlock and The Consulting Detective. For Wicked Lit, Paul has directed Camp Mountain View (WL16), The Monkey’s Paw (Mountain View Mausoleum), Las Lloronas (WL14), The Lurking Fear (WL13), The Masque of the Red Death Experience (WL13, also conceived), Count Magnus (WL12), The Body Snatcher (WL11, also playwright), and The Chimes (WL10, WL11); The Initiation (WL16 Installation at ScareLA); The Doll (Strub Mansion); A Ghost Story (Millennium Biltmore Hotel); and The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (WL09) and The Fall of the House of Usher (WL09, also playwright) at Greystone Mansion. For Unbound’s History Lit, Paul has directed The Girl Who Owned a Bear (HL16) & The Yellow Wallpaper (HL12) at the Pasadena Museum of History and co-directed (with Jeff G. Rack) Charles Bukowski: Back at Barney’s (2012), a flash performance of poetry. Other credits include the world premiere of Albie Selznick’s Smoke & Mirrors (16-month run at The Promenade Playhouse, The Road); Jump/Cut (West Coast Premiere) at the Arena Stage; Incorruptible and Southern Comforts (Los Angeles premiere) at Theatre 40; Driving Miss Daisy, The Curious Savage, and The Prisoner of Second Avenue at the High Street Arts Center; Václav Havel’s The Memorandum for Vox Humana; Southern Comforts at the Indian Wells Theatre; and the two original one-acts, Alpha Best and Best Chance, Chance Best for Variations on a Theme: The Best at The Chance Theater. As a former member of the Eclectic Company Theatre (ECT), Paul directed the critically acclaimed productions of Don’t Dress for Dinner, Spike Heels, A Weekend Near Madison, the world premieres of Exmagare and The Unsinkable Bismarck, as well as the late night serial Ambition. Paul is a proud member of SDC, TCG, and LA Stage Alliance.
Jeff G. Rack :: Producing Artistic Director/Playwright ~ The Damned Thing For Unbound, Jeff directed From Beyond (WL16), The Fall of the House of Usher (WL15), adapted W.W. Jacobs’ The Monkey’s Paw (2015 summer installation), directed Dracula’s Guest (WL14), adapted The Doll (Strub Mansion), directed The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (WL13), co-wrote an adaptation of The Lurking Fear (WL13) with Jonathan Josephson, directed The Tell-Tale Heart at LA Mart/ScareLA, adapted and directed The Dead Smile (WL12), Casting the Runes (WL11), The Unnamable (WL10-11), and Pigeons From Hell (WL09) at Greystone Mansion. Jeff also directed a flash performance of a scene from Fahrenheit 451 inside the West Hollywood Library and co- directed with Paul Millet a flash performance of Charles Bukowski’s poetry at Barney’s Beanery (check them both out on YouTube). Jeff also adaptedThe Yellow Wallpaper and directed The Garden Party for History Lit 2012. Other recent directing credits include Conor McPherson’s The Birds and enhanced staged readings of Martians: An Evening With Ray Bradbury and Villainy, the story of H.H. Holmes. Probably best known to Los Angeles theater patrons for his award-winning set designs, Jeff has designed and built over 150 sets for productions from Santa Barbara to Edinburgh. Beyond the theatre, his work has included building miniatures for the films Armageddon and Con-Air, the Back to the Future DeLorean cars for the Universal Studios ride, a full-sized robot puppet for Frank Zappa’s Joe’s Garage (for which he received an LA Weekly Award), and props for Stuart Gordon’s Ovation Award-winning Re-Animator – The Musical. Jeff is currently teaching Design for Theatre at the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising (FIDM).
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Maria Chaure * Teresa Chaure * Daryl Maxwell Drew Dalzell - Vice President * Daniel Goodkin, Esq. - President Jonathan Josephson* Paul Millet * Jeff G. Rack
WL-16 Peopling Purgatory a note from Kerry Kazmierowicztrimm, playwright/adaptor of Liliom
Last year was my rst time seeing Wicked Lit. I thought the whole evening was incredibly original and wonderfully exciting, and, because of its structure, would provide unique challenges that were exciting to me as a writer. In particular, the frame seemed like it would be fun to write because it required nding a way to engage the audience while still serving the primary function of the frame: an opportunity for the audience to have a breather before the next rotation of plays. That’s when I came up with the idea of setting the frame in a form of Purgatory – a place where people are forced to wait (personally, I nd few things as stressful as waiting). Once I’d decided on Purgatory, I looked at several literary classics about that world, including a play that was adapted into one of my favorite musicals, Carousel – the 1909 play Liliom by Ferenc Molnar.
I also knew that I wanted to populate the world with characters from di erent short stories, the common theme between the stories that I’d choose being that the characters all did something horrible, but convince themselves that what they did was justi ed. That’s how I landed on the short stories “An Alpine Divorce” by Robert Barr; “A Horseman in the Sky” by Ambrose Bierce; and “The Vendetta” and “The Diary of a Madman,” both by Guy de Maupassant. I thank the Wicked Lit team for all their support and enthusiasm for this concept. Searching the Highlands a note from Kirsten Brandt, playwright/adaptor of The Open Door
I came across Mrs. Margaret Oliphant’s work by chance. With a curiosity for women overlooked by history and literature departments, I began a search that led me to this proli c Scottish writer. With over 120 works (novels, short ction, travel journals and histories), Mrs. Oliphant was one of the most popular writers of the Victorian Era. I wanted to bring her artistry to the attention of contemporary audiences in my e ort to focus on those forgotten women. The Open Door is considered one of her best short stories, and it is chilling. I was instantly attracted to the debate between the believer and the skeptic of the supernatural; as well as parent-child dynamics that infuse the story. I’m a fan of a good scare – but when it focuses on a child in jeopardy my anxieties increase and my sense of urgency matches the characters. I knew I had to adapt this work.
I tailored the adaptation to t in the immersive site-speci c aesthetic of Wicked Lit and have relished the support to continue to shape the piece with the company. Oliphant’s story is completely told from Henry Mortimer’s point of view. Working with director Paul Millet, I shifted the story away from the narrative voice and found a way to bring multiple voices into focus to increase the tensions of the play adaptation. I am thrilled to have this play as part of Wicked Lit!
WL-17 Too Late To Turn Back Now a note from Jonathan Josephson, Thoth’s Labyrinth playwright
This is the 14th piece that I’ve written for Unbound Productions but the rst where I found the source material only after having decided on the type of play I wanted to write. I had the idea of transforming Mountain View into a labyrinth with twists and turns and magic and danger and I just couldn’t shake it. Also, I have enjoyed broadening my own personal horizons by reading more and more non-American, non-European short stories, myths and legends and I had set my focus on nding something dramatic and dismal to adapt from the Middle East. While I didn’t nd a traditional “story” to serve as the basis for a play, I found inspiration for an adventure from two unique sources: a multi-millennia-old legend and a fascinating archaeological discovery.
“The Book of Thoth” is a tragic, cautionary tale. It tells the story of a great Prince of the Old Kingdom who seeks power beyond the mortal plane, and the darkness that overtakes him after grasping beyond his station and tampering with the gods. The legend is laced with irony and becomes truly resonant when the fate of the prince’s family comes into play. The second element that inspired this piece is the fact that there really were (and are) giant labyrinths in Egypt said to be “larger than the pyramid at Giza.” I came across the Mataha Exhibition at Hawara in 2008 which utilized archaeological geophysics to locate an enormous underground temple. The labyrinth had been buried by the relentless sands of the Fayyum Oasis - and buried it remains. Scientists are concerned that environmental changes from the past 2,500 would harm the structure if it were to be excavated so there are no plans to uncover the labyrinth from the sand. Humanity may never know what speci c treasures were buried in the labyrinth, perhaps we were not meant to know. But at least we know its there!
In closing I want to give special thanks to two very special directors: Bruce Gray for getting me started on this adventure with some great ideas and keen insights, and Darin Anthony for helping me realize this vision with tremendous skill (and patience). This play has been a challenge and a joy to write, I do hope you enjoy your travels! The Play’s The Damned Thing a note from Je G. Rack, playwright/adaptor of The Damned Thing
The title was what rst drew me to “The Damned Thing“ by Ambrose Bierce. Horror titles don’t get much better than that. What is it and why was it damned? The exploration of realms outside of our own limited human senses has always fascinated me, as well as the moments when unknown realms bleed into our own familiar world. I also responded to Bierce’s dark humor mixed with science and just plain creepiness and I wanted to play and expand upon that fun cocktail. I wanted to know more about the deceased character, Hugh Morgan, and as I wrote, I soon found out that Hugh had quite a bit more to say. Once Hugh came alive, my adaptation truly took on a life of its own. While the bones, or essence of Bierce’s story are intact, I’ve added di erent skin and a personal viewpoint to explore some of the questions he raised. In the end, I hope you enjoy The Damned Thing.
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WL-19 Our Mission Unbound Productions reimagines timeless stories by creating immersive, theatrical adaptations of classic stories.
About Wicked Lit The scope of Wicked Lit is to create and produce new stage plays based on classic horror literature. Thirty-four new Wicked Lit plays have been produced since 2008 including adaptations of works by Edgar Allan Poe, H.P. Lovecraft, Mark Twain, M.R. James, Charles Dickens, Robert Louis Stevenson, Washington Irving, and many others. Wicked Lit was launched in 2009 at the haunted Greystone Mansion in Beverly Hills, and for the last eight years has been produced for sold-out audiences right here at Mountain View Mausoleum and Cemetery. Special installations of Wicked Lit have been produced at the Millennium- Biltmore Hotel in conjunction with the Theatre Communications Group National Conference, ScareLA, and inside Strub Mansion at the May eld Senior School. Acknowledgements This production would not have been possible without the help, generosity, and dedication of many very special people. We thank you for your support of Unbound Productions and this special presentation of Wicked Lit.
Jay Brown, Jim Sickonic, Keith Brown & the sta of Mountain View Mausoleum & Cemetery!
The playwrights, directors and cast for their talent and uncompromising commitment The incredible design team and production crew for their dedication and keen vision
Paul Lloyd * The Louie Hengehold Family *Jan Glasband * Dan Cole Creature E ects Inc. & Mark Rappaport David Hunt Sta ord & Theatre 40 * Theatre West
Tony Zimbardi * William Joseph Hill and Pamela Hill Lora Ivanova, Emily Rua and everyone at ScareLA Daniel Kitayama * Teena Pugliese * Bruce Gray
Katy Muzikar * Chris Zirbel
And nally to you, our audience, for joining us tonight!
Unbound Productions is supported, in part, by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors through the Los Angeles County Arts Commission.
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