WELCOME TO THE BLANK’S 25th SEASON!
Hello Friend,
Welcome to the world premiere of Something Truly Monstrous. We have had a great time bringing this play to life. And I am so happy to be directing it.
I love Hollywood stories, I love dark comedies, but most of all, I love new plays! I guess that’s why one of the first programs I created for The Blank over two decades ago was the Living Room Series - The Blank’s New Play Development Program. We develop dozens of new plays in the LRS and offer them free to the public on Monday nights throughout the year. New plays need a “village” to bring them to life and we have an amazing group of member artists who love to do just that.
You are here for the culmination of our new play development process: from the Living Room Series, to our Living Room Series Plus! (which offers a more in-depth exploration process) and then finally our Mainstage Productions which are all new plays and many of them world premieres.
We have developed and produced over 500 new plays in the LRS, many of them have gone on to great success. Nell Benjamin’s The Explorers Club won the NY Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding New Off-Broadway Play when produced by Manhattan Theatre Club, Dr. Keeling’s Curve about climate change starring Mike Farrell was produced at The Blank, USC, CalTech and shown on KCET, and E.M. Lewis’ play Heads won the prestigious American Theatre Critics Primus Prize after having its world premiere at The Blank.
I would love for you to come down and check out what we do in the LRS. Nearly every Monday night from Labor Day to Memorial Day we present a staged reading of a new play. You get the exciting opportunity to see a brand new play in its initial stages and experience the fun of being a part of the creative birth of a new work of art.
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Cheers, Daniel Henning Founding Artistic Director
The Blank Theatre Hollywood’s Resident Theatre Since 1990 The Blank Theatre DANIEL HENNING Founding Artistic Director NOAH WYLE Artistic Producer PRESENTS Something Truly Monstrous WRITTEN BY Je Tabnick DIRECTED BY Daniel Henning^ WITH Jason Paul Field* Amir Levi* Jilon Van Over
PRODUCERS Sarah Allyn Bauer Daniel Henning Noah Wyle
ASSOCIATE PRODUCERS Terena Cardwell Victoria Esquer Jennifer Kim Andy Wagner
SET DESIGN LIGHTING DESIGN SOUND DESIGN COSTUME DESIGN Ginnie Ann Held Jeremy Pivnick Warren Davis Allison Dillard VIDEO DESIGN STAGE MANAGER ASST. STAGE MANAGER Rick Baumgartner & Erik Carabasi Samantha Else Stephen Boatright CASTING DIRECTORS PUBLIC RELATIONS Erica Silverman Bream & Cara Chute Rosenbaum Ken Werther Publicity
^ *Member of Actors’Equity Association, The Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in The United States
This season at The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation The Blank The Rosenthal Family Foundation made possible The Plum Foundation in part by The Sheri & Les Biller Family Foundation
& Design © 2015 Hollywood Chamber of Commerce. The Hollywood Sign TM is a trademark and intellectual property of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce. All Rights Reserved. THE CAST (in order of appearance) HUMPHREY BOGART Jason Paul Field* PETER LORRE Amir Levi* PAUL HENREID Jilon Van Over Alternate Cast HUMPHREY BOGART Yuri Lowenthal PETER LORRE Shawn Law* PAUL HENREID Christian Zuber
Time: May 30, 1942 Place: Hollywood
*Member of Actors’Equity Association, The Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in The United States There will be no intermission.
Something Truly Monstrous was originally developed in The Blank’s Living Room Series
Please turn o your cell phone prior to the performance. Please note that photographing, videotaping or audio recording the performance is strictly forbidden. Sorry, food and drinks are NOT allowed in the theatre. Thanks!
WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST (Alphabetical Order) JASON PAUL FIELD (HUMPHREY BOGART) is very excited for his rst opportunity to create with Daniel Henning and The Blank Theatre. A graduate of Carnegie-Mellon University, he began his career in NYC theater and has performed many lead roles in dark comedies and dramas on Equity stages from NYC to LA. Notable: Opposite Austin Pendleton in “Uncle Bob” (NYC/LA Prods); opposite David Strathairn in “Cherry Docs” (The Wilma), and “Jack Kerouac” in the hit NYC play “The Substance of Jack” at Center Stage Theater. Like Bogart, Jason has played the same second tier bad guy role on numerous TV shows. He has also performed many character lead roles in short & indie-feature lms that have been seen in several lm festivals across the country. Currently he can be seen playing a lead role in the popular webseries “The Kill Corporation” (www.thekillcorp.com) For more info please visit www.jasonpaul eld.com. Jason would like to dedicate this performance to the memory of my Pappy, who always encouraged him to “kick some ass”. AMIR LEVI (PETER LORRE) previously with The Blank: YPF 2015. LA theater includes: Clown Bar (Pasadena Playhouse Red, White & Bluezz), The Behavior of Broadus (Sacred Fools & Burglars of Hamm), Amir Levi: Happiness, Amir Levi: Bound to You (Rockwell Table & Stage), The Phantom Tollbooth , The Magic Finger (MainStreet Theatre), Inherit the Wind (Wasatch Theatrical Ventures), Absolutely Filthy (Sacred Fools), Robin Hood (South Coast Rep.), The Chrome Warrior (Lyric Hyperion), Merry Wives of Windsor (Porters of Hellsgate), Male Matriarch (Long Beach Playhouse), Balm in Gilead (Coeurage), Four Clowns (South Coast Rep., Sacred Fools, 2011 National Tour, Long Beach Playhouse, Alive Theatre). New York: Four Clowns (La MaMa), Male Matriarch (FringeNYC 2011), Te Busco (45Bleecker), Age of Pie (Atlantic Theater Conservatory), Turning (Working Man’s Clothes), several performances as a dancer with companies Ann & Alexx Make Dances, Philippa Kaye Company, and Amir’s company, The Poisonous Ladies. Internet: Unicorn Plan It (unicornplanit. com). Film: Head Tie, Courting Chaos, Special Needs. theamirlevi.com Special thanks to Mandi & Michael and The Blank family. JILON VANOVER (PAUL HENREID) is a Southern California native who has spent much of his life explaining to people how to pronounce his name...(Jih-lone). Jilon has spent the last several years focusing on the world of lm and television. He was seen as Ransom Bray in The History Channel’s award winning mini-series “Hat elds and McCoys”, and as Amish farmer, Lucas Holst, in “An Amish Murder”. You can also catch him as recurring super hero favorite, Tecton, on Disney XD’s hit comedy “Mighty Med”. All shows are now streaming on Net ix. Jilon also recently completed the short lm, “Crazy”, which he wrote and directed. Jilon is thrilled to be back on stage with “Something Truly Monstrous”, and to be surrounded by such talented and professional artists. His past stage credits include “Little Shop of Horrors”, “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead”, “Marat Sade”, and “Arms and the Man”. SHAWN LAW (PETER LORRE Alternate) is more than delighted to be a part of this production. As a transplant from Seattle, He has supported and starred in dozens of productions on such stages as Seattle Repertory Theatre, Intiman, ACT, Seattle Shakespeare Company, and Book-It Repertory. Shawn has toured Alaska and the U.K. He has played Hamlet, Stanley, Marc Antony, Bottom, and Einstein, to name a few. Shawn is a recipient of a Seattle Times Footlight Award for Actor in a Leading Role for his portrayal of Everett Millais in The Countess. Television credits: Grimm and Criminal Minds. He is represented by Rogers Orion Talent. Next Up: Don in Rapture, Blister, Burn at San Diego Repertory Theatre. Visit shawnlaw.me YURI LOWENTHAL (HUMPHREY BOGART Alternate) has most recently been seen in the award-winning plays Taste and Watson at Sacred Fools Theater. In addition to his lm and television work, he is known for his voice acting work in video games and animation. He is also an award-winning writer, producer and lifelong fan of Humphrey Bogart. Actually he didn’t win any sort of award for that last thing. If you like this play, you may also enjoy his hardboiled crime novel Tough City available at Lulu.com. You can follow his exploits on Twitter @YuriLowenthal and nd out more about him and his projects at YuriLowenthal.com and MonkeyMayhemHub.com CHRISTIAN ZUBER (PAUL HENREID Alternate) received his BFA in Theater from Texas Christian University. He trained with Circle In The Square Theater School’s Summer Program in New York City and Playhouse West in Los Angeles. He currently works with mentor, Diana Castle, at The Imagined Life Studio in Los Angeles. His theater credits include Thank You Jeeves at Stage West and The Countess at Circle Theatre in Fort Worth, Texas. He would like to thank all of the strong women in his life; speci cally his mother Mary, sisters Beth and Carole, wife Polly, niece Zoe, and Diana Castle.
WHO’S WHO IN PRODUCTION
DANIEL HENNING (DIRECTOR) is the Founding Artistic Director at The Blank. He has produced over 50 Mainstage Productions, 24 seasons of the Living Room Series and 23 Young Playwrights Festivals. He serves on the Western Regional Council for the Actor’s Fund and is the former Vice-President of the Hollywood Arts Council. His initiative STAYIN’ LIVE! to support the Intimate Theatre movement in LA most recently achieved the o cial city designation of “live theatre district” for Hollywood Theatre Row. Henning’s productions have been nominated for 189 LA theatre awards, winning 59 including “Best Production” from LA Drama Critic Circle Awards, LA Weekly Awards, Ovation Awards, NAACP Theatre Awards, BackStage Garland Awards etc. Henning won the NAACP Theatre Award for “Best Director of a Musical” for Michael John LaChiusa’s THE WILD PARTY (“Best Production” -LA Drama Critics Circle, NAACP Theatre, BackStage Garland and 17 other awards). He made his Lincoln Center directorial debut with The Girly Show and directed the world premiere of Mr. Shaw Goes to Hollywood at Laguna Playhouse. As director and writer, his television and lm work include MTV’s ROB DYRDEK’S FANTASY FACTORY and the short lm CRITIC’S CHOICE. His plays include DICKIE & BABE: THE TRUTH ABOUT LEOPOLD & LOEB. He is a graduate of NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, Circle in the Square Theatre School, and American Conservatory Theatre.
JEFF TABNICK (Playwright) plays include I Found Her Tied to My Bed (produced by Lightening Strikes, Strange Roads and Propinquity Productions), An Idiot (Hangar Theatre’s Lab Company), Tonight at Noon (workshops at EST, Telluride Playwright’s Festival, Acme Theatre, Drilling Company), Love in the Time of Bumblehive (workshops at Stage Left, The Blank, Stable Cable), and This Is Where I Am Now (staged reading at Abingdon Theatre Company). His work has been included in collections published by BackStage Books and Smith & Kraus. His screenplay Otherwise Engaged, co-written with Jonathan Todd Ross, has won honors at Slamdance, the Honolulu Film Festival, the LA Screenwriting Contest, and the LA Movie Awards, among others. Thank you to everyone who contributed their thoughts, actions and time to this play. Thank you to The Blank for believing in this play. A huge thank you to my wife for all of her support. And thanks to Brecht for the juiciest phrases in Lorre’s last monologue to Bogart. NOAH WYLE (Artistic Producer) Best known for his role as Dr. John Carter on NBC’s long running hit, E.R., Noah has served as Artistic Producer for The Blank since 1997. His history with the company, however, dates back to its inception, as he was cast in its inaugural production of SEXUAL PERVERSITY IN CHICAGO in 1993. Whether acting, directing or producing for The Blank’s Living Room Series, Young Playwright’s Festival, or mainstage, he remains as committed as ever to assisting The Blank achieve its goal of becoming the FIRST regional theatre in Hollywood. He splits his time between Santa Ynez, CA and Los Angeles, with his two beautiful children, Owen and Auden, and can be seen in the TNT drama, FALLING SKIES and THE LIBRARIANS. SARAH ALLYN BAUER (Producer) loves working with The Blank Theatre and is thrilled to be a producer on this show. She started as a volunteer in 2009 and has been working her way up the ladder ever since. She has produced the last three YPF’s at The Blank and the mainstage productions of: Sons of the Prophet, Peter Pan: The Boy Who Hated Mothers, and The Why. Sarah is also an actress and TV credits include: Masters of Sex, Murder In The First, AHS: Hotel. You can also nd her on YouTube on Monster Shrink (www.monstershrink.com). She’s been seen onstage in YPF, Diane in Trainspotting, Stratilyss in Lysistrata and various other plays around Los Angeles. She is thrilled to be able to call The Blank her home theatre and is very thankful to be working with so many talented people. Thank you to mom and dad for their support and endless supply of cookies and hummus! www.actinglikeachef.com SAMANTHA ELSE (Stage Manager) earned her BA from the University of South Carolina Upstate and her MA from the Arts University of Bournemouth (UK). Los Angeles credits include God’s Man in Texas (Assistant Director and Stage Manager, The Blank Theatre), The Why (Stage Manager, The Blank Theatre), The Front (Stage Manager, Festival of New American Musicals), Sweetest Swing in Baseball (Assistant Director and Stage Manager, Actors Co-Op), Pure Shock Value (Stage Manager, Hollywood Fringe Festival), Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (Stage Manager, Actors Co-Op), God’s Man in Texas (Stage Manager, Sierra Madre Playhouse). Other credits include the Living Room Series (2013-2015: Stage Manager, The Blank Theatre), Blood Orange Sorbet (Director, Strawberry One Act Festival, NYC), Much Ado About Nothing (Director, Shakespeare by the Sea, UK), as well as numerous productions as Stage Manager and Assistant Director with The Warehouse Theatre and The Distracted Globe in Greenville, SC. STEPHEN BOATRIGHT (Assistant Stage Manager) recently arrived in Los Angeles from the East Coast, and is thrilled to be working with The Blank Theatre for his rst show in town. His past acting credits include “Pete” in Smudge (Rachel Axler), “”Horatio” in Hamlet, “Montague” in Romeo and Juliet, “Dwight Grackle” in November (David Mamet), and “Antonio” in Twelfth Night. He has also worked extensively as an entertainment photographer, shooting musicians, fashion icons, comedians, and lm and theater projects. In lm and television, he has held just about every job there is on a set, and eventually found his stride as a writer/producer. Along with his long-time producing partner, he co-founded Terra Verto Productions last year and is currently developing and writing several feature and series projects. GINNIE ANN HELD (Set Designer) has been working as designer and producer with The Blank since the 1994 production of The Cradle Will Rock. She is glad to be back again. #Pro99 #ILove99 JEREMY PIVNICK (Lighting Designer) New York:EVERYTHING YOU TOUCH (Cherry Lane), DESPERATE WRITERS (Union Square Theatre), THE MARVELOUS WONDERETTES (Westside Theatre), GOOD BOBBY (59E59 Theatre), CORPUS CHRISTI (Rattlestick Theatre), MOSCOW (Connelly Theatre); Regional includes: Pasadena Playhouse, Laguna Playhouse, Northlight (Chicago), San Jose Rep, South Coast Rep, Capitol Rep, Theatre Aspen; International: Corpus Christi(Edinburgh and Dublin); Los Angeles credits include over 300 productions with companies like the Theatre @ Boston Court, East West Players, Rubicon Theatre Company, Falcon Theatre, International City Theatre, Echo Theatre Company and many others. Awards include: 5 LA Stage Alliance Ovation Awards, 4 Backstage West Garland Awards, 3 LA Drama Critics Circle Awards and the LADCC Angstrom Award for Career Achievement. www.jeremypivnick.com ALLISON DILLARD (Costume Designer) works locally and regionally as a freelance Costume Designer and has an MFA in Costume Design and Technology from the University of Missouri-Kansas City. This is her second show with The Blank Theatre, recent work includes: Failure: A Love Story (Coeurage Theatre), Into the Woods (Milken Community Schools), Sons of the Prophet (Blank Theatre), Altar of Discord (OperaWorks), Cloudy with a Chance of Sunshine ( lm), James and the Giant Peach (Mirman School), The Arsonists (Western Stage). Her work can be seen at www.allisondillard.com. WARREN DAVIS (Sound Designer) is pleased to be back at The Blank where he has designed sound for over a dozen shows starting with THE BOOK OF LIZ ten years ago. Other Blank shows include DUSK RINGS A BELL (winner of a Scenie Award), THE TEMPERAMENTALS, THE SANTALAND DIARIES, LOBSTER ALICE, SUKIE AND SUE, and WHY TORTURE IS WRONG. For Actors Co-op: THE BAKER’S WIFE, MY CHILDREN MY AFRICA, PRIDE AND PREJUDICE, THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD, LEND ME A TENOR, GOING TO ST. IVES and AND THEN THERE WERE NONE. Touring: DR. KEELING’S CURVE with Mike Farrell. Other: CONFESSIONS OF A CATHOLIC CHILD, GAIL CAN SEE FOR THREE DAYS, TAPE, BARBARA’S WEDDING and DEMON SLAYING DRAG QUEENS. Also an actor and director, Warren has designed sound for shows he’s directed including ANGEL CITY, THE MISANTHROPE, WAITING FOR LEFTY, THE MOUSETRAP and THE MONKEY JAR. TERENA CARDWELL (Associate Producer) is a production coordinator and company manager, currently working on an Emmy-winning reality program for CBS. Touring credits include: The Magic of David Copper eld (Europe, Japan, Las Vegas), Little Women (1st Nat’l), Sesame Street Live! (US, Canada, Europe, Australia, Korea), Shakespeare’s Dog (US/Regional). Other credits include: 50 Shades! The Musical Parody tour, CinemaCon Awards (formerly ShoWest), Circus Smirkus. Terena is thrilled to be rejoining The Blank team as an AP, having previously worked on The Cost of the Erection & Sukie & Sue. “All you owe the public is a good performance.” – Humphrey Bogart VICTORIA ESQUER (Associate Producer) recently graduated from Whittier College with a degree in Theatre Arts and a minor in Broadcasting. She has been very active in the theatre for the past fteen years. Last summer, Victoria was the Assistant Producer of The Blank Theatre’s Young Playwrights Festival (YPF), and this past summer she was a Weekly Producer for YPF. She has performed in several productions throughout college including: Dead Man’s Cell Phone, The Taming of the Shrew, The Last Days of Judas Iscariot, and Hairspray. She was also the Assistant Stage Manager for Angels in America Part I: Millennium Approaches. She would like to thank her parents for being her number one fans and loudest cheerleaders. She would also like to express much gratitude and appreciation to Sarah and Daniel for giving her this wonderful opportunity. “Do what you love and love what you do.” JENNIFER KIM (Associate Producer) is a budding producer and actor from Orange County. A graduate of University of California San Diego, she has two degrees in theatre and Japanese studies. She designed, acted, and assisted in producing many theatre department productions including Three Sisters, The Sign in Sydney Brustein’s Window, and new plays developed by UCSD students. She was one of the production apprentices for The Blank Theatre’s Young Playwrights Festival (2015) and is excited to join as one of the associate producers for Something Truly Monstrous. ANDY WAGNER (Associate Producer) is an actor/producer/teacher here in Los Angeles. Originally from New York, he graduated from Yale University with a degree in theater studies in 2009 and has appeared on The Newsroom, Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders, and Gameshakers, to name a few. He has produced award winning shorts and stage plays, including a 2012 production of Brilliant Traces, which won critic’s picks from the LA Times & Backstage West. He currently performs sketch comedy at iO West with IT’S THE COPS! and teaches Acting for Teens at the Aquila/Morong Studio alongside award-winning casting director, Donna Morong.
LUKE SISSELMAN (Crew) is new to both Los Angeles and The Blank Theatre. He is currently pursuing a degree in English and Theater at Northeastern University, and working with The Blank as part of Northeastern’s Co-op program. He’s been involved with theater since childhood, studied for a summer at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London, and most recently appeared in university productions of Antigone and The Importance of Being Earnest.
KEN WERTHER PUBLICITY (Public Relations) has been a staple in the Los Angeles performing arts community since 1982. Embassy Television, Lorimar Television; Center Theatre Group (Ahmanson and Kirk Douglas Theatres, Mark Taper Forum). Currently: Hit the Wall (LALGBT Center), Caged (Theatre Banshee), Tell Mr. Poulos (The Complex), Breathe (Greenway Court), The Sparrow (Coeurage Theatre Company), Romance.com (West Coast Jewish Theatre), Thelma Houston: My Motown at Catalina Jazz Club, Queer Classics, Greenway Arts Alliance, 2015 Ovation Awards, LA STAGE Alliance. Personalities: Erich Bergen, Sheena Metal, Brian Beacock, Daniel Tatar, Jeremy Lelliott, Mack & Poppy. Web series: McCracken Live!, Acting Dead, The Hub. Producer: The Good Boy (2011), All Your Hard Work (2012), A Kind of Kind (2013), The Importance of Being Earnest (2014), The Taming of the Shrew (2015). Assistant director: Stop The World I Want To Get O (2009), The Women of Brewster Place (2010), The Woodsman (2015). Various bene t events. www.KenWerther.com ERICA SILVERMAN BREAM (Casting Director) is delighted to be back working with The Blank for another great season. Recent credits include new series COLONY, Hulu miniseries 11/22/63, as well as previous projects: REVOLUTION, STAR TREK: INTO DARKNESS, FULL CIRCLE and many others. Love to all at The Blank who feed her theatre hunger so often and spectacularly. And to her partner in crime, Cara, for being the best always. CARA CHUTE ROSENBAUM (Casting Director) is honored to be working again with her family at The Blank on this awesome play. Past television casting credits include: “The Last Man On Earth,” “The Mindy Project,” “The League,” “Leverage,” “Hawthorne,” as well as many others. A million thanks to QS and Sarah for being wonderful, and thank you to Erica Silverman Bream for making it so easy and fun. Last but not least, thank you to her husband for being so awesome. SPECIAL THANKS Erik Carabasi and Rick Baumgartner (Video Design), Vincent Guastini V.G.P. E ects and Design, Stefanie Limberger, Aaron Lyons, Erin Walley, Sarah Watters (artist), Deco Design Fabric Staff Founding Artistic Director Daniel Henning Artistic Producer Noah Wyle Producer Sarah Allyn Bauer Technical Director Aaron Lyons Press Representative Ken Werther LRS Artistic Committee Beth Bigler, Ruben Gar as, Elena Campbell-Martinez (Chair) Josh Levine, Shelagh McFadden, Christopher Raymond, Jennie Webb Graphics Rick Baumgartner LRS Technical Director Megan Frances LRS Submissions Coordinator Lainnie Felán Producing Assistants Milagros Montalvo, Andrea Ramos, Maria Rodriguez, Luke Sisselman Mascot Betty The Wonder Puppy
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Paulo Andrés, Rick Baumgartner, Laura Bousman, Daniel Henning, Pekka Kauranen, Jack Kenny, Susie Landau Finch, Barbara Ligeti, Angela Oh, Angel Parker, Priscilla Pesci, David Rambo (Co-Chairman), Marcia Seligson, Troy Thompsen, Ken Werther, Noah Wyle (Co-Chairman)
BOARD OF ADVISORS
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