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Based on donations made before 9/16/2015 The Antaeus Theatre Company Presents

by Anton Chekhov Adapted by Annie Baker Working with a literal translation by Margarita Shalina and the original Russian text Directed by Robin Larsen

Scenic Design Costume Design Michael B. Raiford Jocelyn Hublau Parker Lighting Design Sound Design Leigh Allen Christopher Moscatiello Music Director Production Stage Manager Marvin Etzioni Kristin Weber

Uncle Vanya (Baker, trans.) is presented by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc.

Ensemble John Allee*, Paul Baird*, Andrew Borba*, Anne Gee Byrd*, Shannon Lee Clair*, Mimi Cozzens*, Dawn Didawick*, Harry Groener*, Arye Gross*, Morlan Higgins*, Don R. McManus*, Lynn Milgrim*, Rebecca Mozo*, Jeff rey Nordling*, Linda Park*, Lawrence Pressman*, Rebekah Tripp*, Clay Wilcox*

*member, Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional Actors and Stage Managers in the The video and/or audio recording of this performance by any means whatsoever are strictly prohibited. Artistic Directors’ Note Welcome to Antaeus and the final production of our 2015 season. These are extraordinary times for our company. For a number of years, we’ve been acutely aware that in order for Antaeus to not just survive, but to grow and thrive, we needed to find a new space. We are thrilled to tell you that in March, we signed a lease on a 7,600 sq/ft space in the heart of downtown Glendale. Simultaneously, we embarked on our Play On! capital campaign to raise the funds needed to convert that space into a brand new theatre complex that the Antaeus Theatre Company will be able to call home for many years to come. However, what we’re building goes beyond the bricks and mortar of a new theatre, because we believe Antaeus is more than a theatre company. Antaeus is a community — a community of artists and audience members like you, grounded in the belief that the experience of live theatre is a unique and necessary one in our society. Productions like Henry IV, Part One, Picnic, and now are the centerpieces of the Antaeus mission. But we do much more. We have an Arts Education program, the Antaeus Academy, the Antaeus Playwrights Lab, an ever popular staged reading series, and an annual ten minute play festival. All this activity has one ultimate goal: to serve our community. When you come to an event at Antaeus, you become a part of that community, a part of the conversation, a part of the mission to enrich the culture of our city. The response to our Play On! capital campaign has been phenomenal and we’re gaining momentum every day. Naming opportunities in the new theatre are going fast. Foundations and corporations are beginning to take notice too, mainly because they see broad support coming from an ever-growing group of passionate contributors at every level. Now is the time to join us and become a part of building something special for our city. Thank you for being here, and please enjoy Uncle Vanya! Play On! John, Rob, and Bill

MISSION Antaeus is a cooperative theatre ensemble founded to empower the actor and to bring classical theatre to . The company exists to create a family of artists and audiences and is dedicated to exploring stories with enduring themes. VISION PRODUCTION: In a virtual, media-driven world, we value the communal experience of live theatre. We are dedicated to excellence in the performance of the written word. We challenge and inspire our community through storytelling that is visceral and immediate. PROCESS: We are devoted to the ongoing development and growth of our artists and remain committed to exploring new ways of rehearsing and performing. We nurture an environment where artists can risk failure in the pursuit of greatness. EDUCATION: We believe that learning never ends. We train ourselves; we train the next generation; and we include our community in this work. Director’s Note We read six different versions of Uncle Vanya around the Antaeus library table before deciding on Annie Baker’s vital rendition.

The marriage of Chekhov and Baker shows us that we haven’t changed very much in over 100 years. There is a stunning relevance to today, and we get excited when a classic play speaks to us in the modern world. But maybe there’s a lesson here.

Astrov’s environmental concerns are frighteningly relevant today, but so is all the boredom, the dissatisfaction, the thwarted wanting, all the hopes and desires unfulfilled, the aborted plans, the love not returned, the closed hearts...

Astrov, Act 4: “Look, in one hundred, two hundred years, there will be people who look back and laugh at us because we lived our lives so foolishly and tastelessly. Maybe those people will have found a way to be happy.”

It’s now a hundred plus years. We are “those people.” Have we found our way?

Chekhov and Baker don’t pull any punches in this Uncle Vanya - it’s life, raw and revealed. And our production has followed their lead.

- Robin Larsen, Director

SONGS BY MARVIN ETZIONI Courtesy of Peer Music the mandolin man, human faith*, lucky boy, a man without a country, anna ballerina**, trouble holding back*, miss this world, my ultimate home *Co-written with Sam Lorber **Arranged by Morlan Higgins “uncle vanya’s playlist” (songs from the show and additional Etzioni tracks selected by Arye Gross) Free downloads for those who attended Uncle Vanya at the Antaeus Theatre Company October-December 2015, visit: www.regionalrecords.com

UNCLE VANYA’S HOME MOVIE Directed by: Robin Larsen Cinematography and Editing by: David Colclasure Production Assistants: Mallin Alter, Caroline Colclasure Serebrayakov: Harry Groener, Lawrence Pressman Vera Petrovna: Emily Chase Ivan Petrovich: Arye Gross, Don R. McManus Sonyechka: Sophia Gross Cast of Characters SEREBRYAKOV Harry Groener/Lawrence Pressman YELENA Rebecca Mozo/Linda Park SONYA Shannon Lee Clair/Rebekah Tripp MARIA Anne Gee Byrd/Mimi Cozzens VANYA Arye Gross/Don R. McManus ASTROV Andrew Borba/Jeff rey Nordling TELEGIN Morlan Higgins/Clay Wilcox MARINA Dawn Didawick/Lynn Milgrim YEFIM John Allee/Paul Baird

The Uncle Vanya casts are the Vixens and the Mermaids. The mixed casts on Thursday and Friday nights are called the Madmen. Go to antaeus.org to see each cast’s performance schedule. (Subject to change)

All Antaeus full productions are partner cast. Please see insert for this performance’s cast.

Uncle Vanya runs approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, with one 10-minute intermission. For the Production Assistant Stage Manager Rehearsal Stage Managers Wardrobe Matthew Sanchez Emyli Gudmundson Kristin Weber Emily Lehrer Master Electrician Scenic Artist Adam Meyer Production Manager Orlando de la Paz Adam Meyer Dramaturg Christopher Breyer Assistant Director Mallin Alter

Why Partner Casting Double casting, or as we call it “partner casting” (two actors sharing the same role) has been an Antaeus practice since we formed our company in 1991. Partner casting was originally a logistical solution to our members’ need to make a living while committing to the demands of a theatre performance schedule. Sharing roles brings surprising benefi ts. We learn from each other as we collaborate the creation of a character. In performance, the constantly changing lineup keeps our performances sharp. We are constantly on our toes and open to the unexpected. Antaeus audiences can count on seeing excellent actors working at the top of their game. The strength of our ensemble is a direct result of the partner casting process.

Special Thanks Ned Mochel (Violence Designer), Rehearsal Assistant Director Tamir Elbassir, Tennyson Steed, Red Colegrove, Gabriel Huerta, Caleb Haydock, Emmanuel Deleage, and Casa 0101 Theater

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John Allee Paul Baird Andrew Borba

Anne Gee Byrd Shannon Lee Clair Mimi Cozzens

Dawn Didawick Harry Groener Arye Gross

Morlan Higgins Don R. McManus Lynn Milgrim

Rebecca Mozo Jeffrey Nordling Linda Park

Lawrence Pressman Rebekah Tripp Clay Wilcox ENSEMBLE of N.O.T.E. Outside of The Southland: 11 seasons with The Chautauqua Theatre Co. (7 JOHN ALLEE (YEFIM) as Associate Artistic Director), four seasons At ANTAEUS: The Crucible, You Can’t with The Oregon Shakespeare Festival, as Take it With You, Peace In Our Time, The well as stints at Berkeley Rep, Theater Malcontent, Oedipus the Man (Getty Center, Long Wharf Theatre and others. Villa), several ClassicsFests and other Andrew has recurred or guest starred on over projects. Other stage: Much Ado About 30 television series and recently appeared Nothing, Romeo And Juliet (Kingsmen in Straight Outta Compton, Taken 3 and Shakes), My Wife’s Husband (Little Fish Interstellar. Andrew teaches at USC and UC Theatre), Little Shop Of Horrors (Arizona Irvine and is a graduate of the NYU Graduate Theatre Company), Assassins (Los Angeles Acting Program and Brown University. Theatre Center), Alone Together (Pasadena ANNE GEE BYRD (MARIA) At ANTAEUS: Playhouse), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (LA Wedding Band, Mrs. Warren’s Profession, The Opera, San Francisco Opera and Houston Autumn Garden and Mother Courage (LA Grand Opera), One Thousand Cranes (Mark Weekly Award). Other recent credits include: Taper Forum), Dandelion Wine (Colony A Permanent Image, Three Views of the Same Theatre), and Chaplin (Pre-Broadway). Object and Four Places (LADCC Award) On TV, John can be seen in the recurring at Rogue Machine Theatre, The Savannah role of Pasha in the upcoming Starz serial Disputation at the Colony Theatre, Kate in drama Flesh and Bone. John is also an All My Sons (LADCC Award) at the Matrix author and composer of musical plays, Theatre Company, Breadcrumbs at Theater including Poet’s Garden (Garland Award – 150 in Ojai, and I Never Sang For My Father Best Musical Score) and he is a recipient with The New American Theatre. She has also of the ASCAP/Sammy Cahn Award for appeared in L.A. at the Mark Taper Forum, the excellence in lyric writing. His CD Unless It Geffen Playhouse, the Pasadena Playhouse, Isn’t was called “a stunning suite of songs” by L.A. Theater Works, the Odyssey, and the American Songwriter magazine. johnallee.com Andak Stage Co. Regionally, she has worked

at South Coast Repertory, The Old Globe, San PAUL BAIRD (YEFIM) is an actor, writer, Diego Rep, Seattle Rep, La Jolla Rep, ACT, San dancer, and musician. Though born in Santa Francisco Rep, The American Shakespeare Cruz, he spent much of his life performing Festival , Connecticut Rep, the Great Lakes while living abroad in Ivory Coast, Egypt, Shakespeare Festival, the McCarter, Princeton and El Salvador. His favorite productions Rep, to name a few. She recently appeared on include Cabaret (Emcee), Becoming Julia TV in Murder in the First. Morgan (BACC Best ensemble), Odysseus (Greek Tour), his award-winning co-written SHANNON LEE CLAIR (SONYA) At play Ni Una Más (Voice 6), and his two ANTAEUS: Griselda/Nell/Jeanine in Top Girls, autobiographical solo shows My Brother’s Mary Warren in The Crucible, and various Keeper and The White Knuckle Driver. He is ClassicsFest readings. LA Theatre Works: currently playing Miguel, in El Grande Circus Eva Schlesinger in Kindertransport. Will Geer de Coca-Cola at the Skylight Theater as well. Theatricum: Under Milk Wood, The Watch on Award-Winning films include EBX 3000, Jesus the Rhine. Shannon just returned from a year Blues and Undocumented. ThePaulBaird.com. of sailing tall ships and writing a young adult novel (now in its second draft). You can catch ANDREW BORBA (ASTROV) is thrilled to her in another Russian role this year: Oksana be making his Antaeus debut. Los Angeles in the film The Dangle – showing at 10 festivals theatre credits include work at Chalk Rep, nationwide. She got to do an accent for that South Coast Rep, Pasadena Playhouse, The one. Her screenplay, Lost to Me, was recently Old Globe, Rubicon, La Mirada, Laguna a Quarterfinalist for the Nicholl Fellowship Playhouse, Theatre @ Court, Theater at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Shannon studied at Princeton Christmas with the Kranks, Erin Brockovich, University and the London Academy of Music Dance with Me, Breakfast of Champions, Who and Dramatic Art. She is a proud member of Shot Andy Warhol, I am I, Bread and Butter Antaeus’ A2 company as well as SAG-AFTRA and the upcoming Diani and Devine Meet the and AEA. Apocalypse.

MIMI COZZENS (MARIA) is delighted to HARRY GROENER (SEREBRYAKOV) At be making her debut at Antaeus. She was ANTAEUS: Pera Palas, Mother Courage, The last seen at the Sierra Madre Playhouse Bear in Chekhov x 4, and Lear in in 4000 Miles and the Theatre @ Boston (Drama Circle Award). His multiple Broadway Court in The Dinosaur Within. A recipient of and Off-Broadway credits include Crazy For Dramalogue, LA Weekly and ADA Awards You (Tony and Drama Desk Nomination), for local performances, Ms. Cozzens is a (Tony Nomination), Oh Brother!, Oklahoma! veteran of Broadway: Children of a Lesser (Tony Nomination and received Theater God and I Ought To Be In Pictures; National World Award), Harrigan And Hart, Is There Tours: Prisoner of Second Avenue, Same Time Life After High School, Sleight Of Hand, Next Year, Morning’s At Seven and Tribute; Sunday In The Park With George, Imaginary Regional Theatres: Philadelphia Drama and . Other Nominations and Guild, Mark Taper Forum, Pittsburgh Public Awards: Ovation Award, Equivocation, Geffen Theatre, George Street Playhouse, Long Playhouse; Jefferson Award, The Madness Of Beach Theatre Center, Pasadena Playhouse, King George, Chicago Shakespeare Theater; The L.A. Shakespeare Festival and the Laguna Jefferson Award Nominations, Cyrano De Playhouse. Recent TV appearances include Bergerac, Chicago Shakespeare Theater; The Mindy Project, Chasing Life, Greek and in William Tecumseh Sherman, The March, the feature films: The Master and the soon to Steppenwolf Theater. Other recent credits be released The Last Tour. And let’s not forget include: Lincoln and LBJ in Appomattox, The that 60 second art form known as the TV and The Train Driver, Long commercial. www.mimicozzens.com Wharf Theater. Film and TV partial: About Schmidt, Patch Adams, Road To Perdition, DAWN DIDAWICK (MARINA) At ANTAEUS: Dear John, Buffy The Vampire Slayer, CSI, How The Crucible, The Seagull, The Autumn I Met Your Mother, Medium, Bones, Las Vegas, Garden, Pera Palas (co-production with , and : Theatre @ Boston Court), Chekhov x 4, The The Next Generation, Voyager and Enterprise. Man Who Had All the Luck, numerous roles in ClassicFests including Big Mama in Cat ARYE GROSS (VANYA) on a Hot Tin Roof and Amanda in The Glass At ANTAEUS: Mrs. Warren’s Profession, Menagerie. Broadway: All My Sons (Tony Chekhov X 4. Broadway: Boy Award Best Revival). Tours include: Crimes (MTC/SCR). Regional: After The Revolution of the Heart, The Laundromat, Scapino, and (CenterStage- Baltimore) Above The Fold The Tempest. Regional credits include leading (Pasadena Playhouse), Parfumerie (The roles in both the classics and new works at Wallis), Coney Island Christmas (Geffen), American, South Coast, Seattle, and St. Louis Circle Mirror Transformation, Our Mother’s Repertory Theatres, Long Wharf Theatre, Brief Affair, Brooklyn Boy (South Coast Rep), Hartford Stage Company, Actor’s Theatre Three Sisters (LATC), M. Butterfly (East/West of Louisville, Globe Theatre of San Diego Players). Others include: Grove Shakespeare, and Alabama Shakespeare Festival. Stock: El Teatro Campesino, Odyssey, Stages Theatre over 35 productions including Caught in Center (where he served as Managing Artistic the Net and Regrets Only with her husband, Director 2000-2003), Theatre @ Boston fellow Antaean and founding member Harry Court in The Winchester House and most Groener. TV and film credits include: Pretty recently in Stupid Fucking Bird. Film/TV: Soul Little Liars, Hart of Dixie, The Amateurs, Man, Tequila Sunrise, The Couch Trip, For The Boys, A Midnight Clear, Minority Report, Big tour of Brighton Beach Memoirs (Gene Eden, Harvest, Grey Gardens, , Saks, director). Her many Off-Broadway Ellen, Friends, The L&O’S, The CSI’s, Six appearances include Win/Lose/Draw, Feet Under, The Riches, , the Echoes, Macbeth, Crimes of Passion, City soon to be released independent feature Scene, Talking With, and Ribcage at venues Commencement and the recurring role of that include Manhattan Theatre Club, NY Sidney Perlmutter, M.E., on ABC’s Castle. Shakespeare Festival, and Second Stage. She has played leading roles in regional MORLAN HIGGINS (TELEGIN) returns theatres nationwide, including Boston’s to the stage after a three year absence to Charles Playhouse, Cincinnati’s Playhouse- concentrate on his music. He plays, sings and in-the-Park, D.C.’s Arena Stage, Syracuse is the principal songwriter for the Celtic band Stage, Hartford Stage, and Actors’ Theatre Staggering Jack. He previously appeared with of Louisville. Los Angeles theatre includes Antaeus as Kent in King Lear. He has worked appearances at LATC, La Mirada, Pasadena at the Fountain Theatre many times in the Playhouse and numerous plays at South Coast Athol Fugard plays Exits and Entrances, Blue Repertory, most recentlyThe Heiress, Trip to Iris, Victory and The Train Driver, as well as Bountiful, and the world premiere of Samuel After the Fall and Boys in the Band. He can D. Hunter’s Rest. She has been a series regular currently be seen online in the web series on pilots for ABC and CBS and has guest- Lucky Jay and the indie feature Inverse. He starred on numerous television shows, most has worked on many different LA stages and recently Southland and Franklin & Bash. has won multiple Ovation, LADCC and LA Weekly awards. Happy to be back “guesting” REBECCA MOZO (YELENA) At ANTAEUS: for Antaeus. Top Girls, Mrs. Warren’s Profession (Ovation nomination), Peace in Our Time, King Lear, DON R. MCMANUS (VANYA) started Cousin Bette and Pera Palas. She has working on stage at the age of 11 and worked appeared on several stages including South exclusively in the theatre for most of his Coast Repertory, Mark Taper Forum, The early career. He has made his home at The Colony, A Noise Within, The Matrix, Rogue , Manhattan Theatre Club Machine and Shakespeare Theater of New and the Shakespeare Festival. Jersey, to name a few. Television/film credits Here in Los Angeles, he has been part of include , Kittens in a Cage, the Matrix Theater Company. On screen, Break a Hip, Cold Case, Medium, Zerophilia, McManus has earned many film and TV Headless Horseman, The Waterhole, and You credits. Notable among those credits are Bury Your Own. Mozo earned her BFA from The Shawshank Redemption, Air Force One, Rutgers University and studied at The Globe Magnolia, National Treasure and recently The Theatre in London. Maze Runner. Lately Don has been seen on television in recurring roles on Justified and JEFFREY NORDLING (ASTROV) has been Mom. He’s extremely happy to be onstage acting professionally for 30 years. He received here at Antaeus, with actors and artists that his MFA in Acting at Southern Methodist he greatly admires. University and began his career on the stage, both in New York and regional theatres. He LYNN MILGRIM (MARINA) At was seen in Richard Greenberg’s Take Me ANTAEUS: Wedding Band (Stage Raw Out at The Geffen as well as the premiere Awards, Best Ensemble, Best Revival of Lewis and Clark Reach the Euphrates Production), Tonight at 8:30, The at the Mark Taper Forum. Other regional Malcontent (StageSceneLA Award, credits include: The Old Globe and The Featured Actress). Broadway: Otherwise Oregon Shakespeare Festival. New York Engaged (with Tom Courtenay, Harold credits include: Shakespeare in the Park, Pinter, director); Bedroom Farce ( Peter Hall, The Public Theatre and CSC. He has been director); Charley’s Aunt, and international a member of the Antaeus Theatre Company Drama-Logue, Los Angeles Drama Critics since the beginning and has participated in Circle, Garland, Maddy, LA Weekly, GLAAD many productions and projects including and Broadway’s . He The Autumn Garden. Jeffrey’s film and has more than 150 television and film credits, television work includes seasons on 24, including Doogie Howser, M.D.; Transparent; , , Rake, Hart of Dixie; Criminal Minds; and Mad Men. Killer Women and the films Tron, Home Of REBEKAH TRIPP (SONYA) hails from The Brave, Surfer Dude, Flicka and Flight the suburbs of Chicago. Since being in LA, 93 for A&E, as well as the upcoming Clint she’s done a tremendous amount of improv, Eastwood film Sully. Other work: HBO’s And theatre, and instagraming pictures of her the Band Played On and Citizen Cohn, as cat. Some of Rebekah’s favorite stage roles well as Criminal Minds, Castle, Arrow, Malibu include: Josie in A Moon for the Misbegotten Country, Cloud 9, Once And Again, Ask Me at the Rubicon Theatre, Nora in The Thin Again, Providence, Apollo 11, Quiz Show, Ruby, Man stage adaptation at Antaeus, and Working Girl, Holy Matrimony, and Mighty Tamora in Andronicus at Coeurage Theatre Ducks 3. Company. Rebekah is eternally grateful to her

amazing and supportive friends and family; LINDA PARK (YELENA) is a proud member especially hubs and munchkin. To learn more of the Antaeus Theatre Company. At about Rebekah, check out ANTAEUS: You Can’t Take It With You, Mrs. www.rebekahtripp.com Warren’s Profession, Top Girls. Other theatre credits include Elektra (The Getty Villa), All CLAY WILCOX (TELEGIN) has been an actor My Sons (Matrix), Love in American Times (San on stage and screen for the last 35 years. He Jose Rep), Facing Our Truth (Kirk Douglas). also works around town as a carpenter and Linda has been a series regular and guest musician. He is thrilled to be working with starred/ recurred in numerous television Antaeus for the first time in a play he’s loved shows, as well as many feature films. For for years. Some credits include: Justified, more information, go to Linda Park at IMDb. Deadwood, all three CSI shows, Lions for com. She is grateful for her blessed friends Lambs and even Twin Peaks. and family, but most of all for her sexy and talented hubby Daniel. If you love agrarian living and cooking wholesome delicious dishes, PRODUCTION check out Linda at urbnharvest.com.

LAWRENCE PRESSMAN (SEREBRYAKOV) LEIGH ALLEN (LIGHTING DESIGNER) Broadway credits: Woody Allen’s Play It Again, Leigh is a recipient of the Los Angeles Drama Sam and Man in the Glass Booth, (directed Critics’ Circle Award for Career Achievement. by Harold Pinter); Show People (Second Accolades include: Ovation, Best Production Stage). Regional credits: No Man’s Land and Lighting nomination, Dying City; LADCC (The Odyssey Theatre); Of Equal Measure award, Production, One Night in Miami; (CTG’s Kirk Douglas Theatre); the premiere Garland Award, Cousin Bette; LA Weekly of The Paris Letter, Wood Demon, Richard III, Award, Treefall; Ovation, Production of the A Month in the Country, and a leading role Year, Killer Joe; GLAAD Award, Like a Dog on in the final workshop of Perestroika (Mark Linoleum; Macy Award, The Secret Garden; Taper Forum); Chekhov x 4 and Tonight at and LADCC and LA Weekly Awards, Johnny 8:30 (Antaeus); and performances at La Jolla Got His Gun. Other lighting design credits Playhouse and The Ahmanson Theatre. Other include the world premieres of Boise, USA favorite credits include Betrayal, The Birthday (Matrix Theatre) and Flim Flam: Houdini and Party, Long Day’s Journey into Night, A Walk the Hereafter (Malibu Playhouse), both written in the Woods, and King Lear. Mr. Pressman’s by Gene Franklin Smith. Leigh has also toured nominations and awards include Ovation, with Masters of Illusion, Live! and has designed for cruise lines, musical theater companies, Dexter. Series Regular: Public Morals, Total regional theaters, universities, and many more. Security, NYPD Blue. Spoken Word: Sit ‘n Spin, In her spare time she teaches at Santa Monica Rant & Rave, Spark Off Rose and numerous College. other Storytelling venues. www.billbrochtrup.com MALLIN ALTER (ASSISTANT DIRECTOR) is grateful to join the Antaeus family. She MARVIN ETZIONI (MUSIC DIRECTOR, graduated from UCLA’s School of Theater, SONGWRITER) Singer-songwriter/Grammy Film and Television in 2013, where she learned Award-winning Record Producer/Multi- about and fell in love with Chekhov. In the Instrumentalist, Etzioni has released four solo summer of 2012, she interned at Shakespeare albums including his current “Marvin Country!” Santa Cruz on their productions of Henry IV: which features duets with , Part II and The Man In the Iron Mask. In 2013, Steve Earle, Richard Thompson, , she joined City Shakes in Santa Monica where John Doe and others. Etzioni’s songs have she assistant directed been recorded by Cheap Trick, , and Romeo and Juliet. She went on to produce , and more. TV and direct her own production of Chekhov’s placements include Cinemax, AMC, ABC, The Cherry Orchard. “He who desires nothing, Fox, MTV, Lifetime, The CW and a national TV hopes for nothing and is afraid of nothing campaign for Banana Republic. Film usages cannot be an artist.” -Anton Chekhov (Letters). include Phat Girlz, Anita and Electric Slide. In addition, Etzioni is completing new solo albums CHRISTOPHER BREYER (DRAMATURG) and is represented worldwide by Peer Music. Christopher is a writer and consultant Management contact: [email protected] on performance, narrative, and story development for theatre, film, television, EMYLI GUDMUNDSON (REHEARSAL and non-entertainment enterprises. He is STAGE MANAGER) is thrilled to be working currently Dramaturg of the Ojai Playwrights with the Antaeus Theatre Company again! Conference, and his dramaturgy background She has worked in theatre and film around includes positions as Literary Manager/ the country and abroad. She is also currently Dramaturg at two now defunct Off-Broadway working on American Falls at the Echo institutions, The American Place Theatre and Theatre. Some of her favorite credits include WPA Theatre, as well as a long association Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, Next to with L.A.’s Center Theatre Group. He is a Normal, and the world premiere of Ghost member of the Antaeus Theatre Company and Light. www.emyligudmundson.com has worked on a number of their productions, including Cousin Bette, The Autumn Garden, ROBIN LARSEN (DIRECTOR) Picnic, and (the first of several projects he Robin Larsen is delighted to return to Antaeus has done with director Robin Larsen) Mrs. where she previously directed Mrs. Warren’s Warren’s Profession. Profession (five Ovation Award nominations). Robin received the 2014 Milton Katselas BILL BROCHTRUP (CO-ARTISTIC Award for Career Achievement in Direction DIRECTOR) At ANTAEUS: Mrs. Warren’s from the Los Angeles Drama Critic’s Circle, Profession, The Seagull, Peace In Our Time, and her production of A Delicate Balance, The Malcontent, Cousin Bette, Tonight at 8:30, for the Odyssey Theatre Ensemble, won the Pera Palas. Theatre: Primary Stages, South LADCC Award for Revival. Other directing Coast Repertory, The Fountain, Black Dahlia, credits include the West Coast premiere Odyssey, LA Theatre Works, Pasadena of Four Places, by Joel Drake Johnson, at Playhouse, Rogue Machine. Film: Life As We Rogue Machine Theatre (Ovation, LADCC Know It, He’s Just Not That Into You, Ravenous. and Backstage Garland awards for Best Television: Major Crimes, Shameless, Production). Also for Rogue Machine, the LA premiere of David Harrower’s Blackbird series, specials and promos for HBO, BBC, (LADCC nomination for Best Production, NBC, National Geographic, The Discovery Los Angeles Times and LA Weekly “Best of Channel, Animal Planet, The History Channel, 2011”), the world premiere of Pursued By The Learning Channel, and others. Theatre Happiness by Keith Huff at the Road Theatre credits include: The Kennedy Center, Arena Company, the LA premiere of I and You by Stage, The Folger Shakespeare Theatre, Rogue Lauren Gunderson at the Fountain, the West Machine Theatre, Pacific Resident Theatre, Coast premiere of Tryst at the Black Dahlia The Odyssey Theatre Ensemble, The Road Theatre (five Ovation nominations, Backstage Theatre, Skylight Theatre Company. Chris Garland Award for Direction). Robin is also served as assistant conductor on the an Academy Award-winning filmmaker. national tour of The Phantom of the Opera. RobinLarsenDirector.com Before taking up residence in LA, Chris was the Associate Artistic Director and Conductor EMILY LEHRER (REHEARSAL STAGE of the Boston Chamber Ensemble, and during MANAGER) At ANTAEUS: Wedding Band, that time, he wrote a ballet commissioned by Henry IV, Part One. Other recent credits the Kirov Ballet Academy that had its world include The Grapes of Wrath, The Beaux’ premiere in Washington, DC. Stratagem, The Guardsman, and Come Back, Little Sheba at A Noise Within, ROB NAGLE (CO-ARTISTIC Copenhagen for AxS Festival at A Noise DIRECTOR) At ANTAEUS: The Liar, Within, Tonya and Nancy: The Rock Opera- A Macbeth, Peace in Our Time. Other theatre Concert to Benefit the Celebration Theatre at includes: South Coast Repertory, Denver King King, Flash Theatre LA through LATC, The Center Theatre Company, Troubadour Waterworld Stunt Show, The Special Effects Theater Company, Portland Center Stage, Stage, and T2:3D: Battle Across Time at Mark Taper Forum, Centerstage, Old Universal Studios Hollywood. Globe, San Jose Repertory, Black Dahlia Theatre, Shakespeare Theatre Company. ADAM MEYER (PRODUCTION MANAGER/ Film: Fishing Naked, Boost, New Year’s Eve, PROPS DESIGN) At Antaeus he has acted Life As We Know It, The Soloist, Fun with in Mother Courage, Tonight at 8:30, King Dick and Jane, Cellular, American Wedding. Lear, The Malcontent, Peace In Our Time, Television: Grey’s Anatomy, CSI, Mistresses, Macbeth, and Oedipus. He is a founding A2 Criminal Minds, Touch, Castle, Major Crimes, Rep of the A2 ensemble. He has worked all NCIS, Harry’s Law, Mad Men, Eli Stone, Cold over the country at such reputable theatres Case, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, Without as The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, A Trace, Everwood, The Guardian, Buffy the Williamstown Theatre Festival and Cortland Vampire Slayer, Dawson’s Creek. Education: Repertory Theatre. Some TV credits include: Northwestern University. Wife: Heather Allyn. Untold Stories from the E.R. (TLC) and Ella and Pug: Roosevelt. Geek: www.robnagle.com Me (Animal Planet). He has appeared in many sketches on www.meyerbros.net. Rebecca JOCELYN HUBLAU PARKER Miller is a beautiful soul. @AdamJohnMeyer (COSTUME DESIGNER) is grateful for the opportunity to work with the Antaeus CHRISTOPHER MOSCATIELLO (SOUND Theatre Company. Past collaborations DESIGNER) Recipient of the 2015 Stage with Robin Larsen include: David Raw award for Sound Design, Christopher Harrower’s Blackbird (Rogue Machine), Joel Moscatiello is also a composer, music editor Drake Johnson’s Four Places (Rogue Machine), and music director for theatre, television and The Fall to Earth (Odyssey Theatre Ensemble), film. Recent TV credits include The Walking Keith Huff’s Pursued by Happiness (Road Dead (AMC), Psych (USA), Eureka (Syfy), Theatre Company), Lauren Gunderson’s I And Human Target (Fox), The Cape (NBC), Caprica You (Fountain Theatre) and the YOMYOMF (Syfy), Trauma (NBC). Chris has scored full web series Sex & Marriage. Road Theatre credits include: Clete Keith’s The Different alcoholic drinks. You can hire him to help craft Shades of Hugh, Brian Golden’s Cooperstown, a personalized drink for any occasion. Lori Jaroslow’s The Baby Project, and Theresa Email him for more information at: Rebeck’s The Water’s Edge. In Toronto, [email protected] Jocelyn worked to promote new and diverse voices with Cahoots Theatre Projects. Some JOHN SLOAN (CO-ARTISTIC credits include Mom, Dad I’m Living With a DIRECTOR) John joined Antaeus in 2005 White Girl (Cahoots/TPM), Boxes (Awkward after appearing as Eilif in Mother Courage Stage) and The America Play (Theatre WUM), and her Children. Other Antaeus productions for which she received a Dora Mavor Moore include King Lear, The Dickens Project (with Nomination for “Outstanding Costume LATW) and Macbeth. Elsewhere in Los Design”. To see more theatre & film costume Angeles, he has performed at The Mark Taper work visit: www.didthatone.com. For graphic Forum, The Geffen Playhouse, South Coast work visit: www.didthisone.com. Repertory, Pasadena Playhouse, Theatre @ Boston Court and The Odyssey, where MICHAEL B. RAIFORD (SCENIC he appeared in No Man’s Land with Alan DESIGNER) is a scenic and costume designer Mandell and Larry Pressman. Other credits based in Austin, . Regional theatre from around the country include Soho Rep, credits include: South Coast Repertory, La Mama Etc., American Jewish Theater, Cleveland Play House, Geva Theatre Center, The Mint Theater Company, Denver Center Playmakers Repertory Theatre, Central City Theater Company, The Intiman (Seattle) Opera (Colorado), Kansas City Repertory and the Alabama Shakespeare Festival. Theatre, Maltz Jupiter Theatre; Ford’s Theatre His television appearances include leading (Washington, D.C.), Opera Boston, New roles in the SyFy mini-series The Triangle, Victory Theatre (New York), The Lyric Theatre Happy Hour on FOX and the Hallmark (Oklahoma City), and Actors Theatre of movie The Seven Year Hitch. Other credits Louisville where he designed 20 productions, include Bones, , Liz & including 12 world premieres for Humana Dick, Farmed & Dangerous, Private Practice, Festival of New American Plays. South Coast Gray’s Anatomy, The Glades and CSI:NY. Rep projects include: Death of A Salesman, www.johnsloan.com Peter and the Starcatcher and the upcoming Going to a Place Where you Already Are, by KRISTIN WEBER (PRODUCTION STAGE Bekah Brunstetter. He is a creative consultant/ MANAGER/WARDROBE MISTRESS)At director in: architecture, advertising, and, yes, ANTAEUS: The Crucible, The Liar, Top Girls, marching band/DCI and WGI. His Master of The Curse of Oedipus, Wedding Band, Henry Fine Arts is from The University of Texas at IV, Part One, Picnic, and various ClassicsFests. Austin, where he taught for 10 years. He is a Kristin graduated at the top of her class member of United Scenic Artists. from Chapman University’s elite theatre Visit flickr.com/photos/michaelraiford/sets. program, where she majored in Entertainment Theatre Technology with an emphasis in MATTHEW SANCHEZ (ASSISTANT STAGE stage management. Some of her other credits MANAGER) Matthew is proud to be working include Driving Miss Daisy, Women in Mind on his first show here at Antaeus. He has (Sierra Madre Playhouse) and Wicked Lit 2012 stage managed quite a few shows at Casa (Unbound Productions). She is glad to call 0101 Theater, including A Cat Named Mercy, Antaeus her artistic home. Big thanks to her 8 Ways to Say I Love Myself, and Brown family and friends for their endless love and and Out Play Festival. When he isn’t stage support. Special thanks to Robin, Mallin, Tamir, managing. he can usually be found in the Emyli, Emily, Ann, Ana Rose, Adam, Courtney kitchen cooking any number of delicious and to the best Artistic Directors around! foods or using his mixing skills to create new Enjoy the show! ENSEMBLE MEMBERS Tony Abatemarco, John Achorn, Rhonda Aldrich, John Allee, Tony Amendola, John Apicella, Fran Bennett, Gigi Bermingham, Daniel Bess, Daniel Blinkoff , Peggy Ann Blow, Bill Brochtrup, Anne Gee Byrd, Stephen Caff rey, Jane Carr, Emily Chase, Josh Clark, Avery Clyde, Barry Creyton, JD Cullum, Gregg Daniel, Ramón de Ocampo, Jason Dechert, Jen Dede, Mark Deklin, Joe Delafi eld, John DeMita, Seamus Dever, Dawn Didawick, Francia DiMase, Mark Doerr, Nike Doukas, Sarah Drew, Apollo Dukakis, Paul Eiding, Terry Evans, Wyatt Fenner, Martin Ferrero, Karianne Flaathen, Julia Fletcher, Karole Foreman, Bo Foxworth, Jeff Thomas Gardner, Kimiko Gelman, Eve Gordon, Dana Green, Harry Groener, Arye Gross, Graham Hamilton, Richard Herd, Steve Hofvendahl, Joe Holt, Shannon Holt, Gregory Itzin, Veralyn Jones, John-David Keller, Lily Knight, Tamara Krinsky, Adrian LaTourelle, Melanie Lora, Henri Lubatti, Kate Maher, Leo Marks, Anna Mathias, Dakin Matthews, Adam Meyer, Saundra McClain, Anne McNaughton, Micheal McShane, Bill Mendieta, Lynn Milgrim, Allan Miller, Richard Miro, William Mitchell, Rebecca Mozo, Rob Nagle, Claudette Nevins, Ann Noble, Jeff rey Nordling, Linda Park, Angela Paton, Zoe Perry, Melinda Peterson, Christina Pickles, Robert Pine, Lawrence Pressman, Philip Proctor, John Prosky, Deborah Puette, Jeanne Sakata, Mikael Salazar, Raphael Sbarge, Ned Schmidtke, Armin Shimerman, John Sloan, Kurtwood Smith, Devon Sorvari, Janellen Steininger, Joanna Strapp, Susan Sullivan, James Sutorius, Elizabeth Swain, Joel Swetow, Kitty Swink, Jeanne Syquia, Terrell Tilford, Rebekah Tripp, Marcelo Tubert, Peter Van Norden, Geoff rey Wade, Patrick Wenk-Wolff , Laura Wernette, Stoney Westmoreland, Amelia White, Karen Malina White, Jules Willcox, Paul Willson ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Heather Allyn, Christopher Breyer, Matthew Goldsby, Robert Goldsby, Paul Lazarus, Michael Murray, A. Jeff rey Schoenberg, Stephanie Shroyer A2 ENSEMBLE Brian Abraham, Erin Barnes, John Bobek, Shannon Lee Clair, Christopher Clowers, Brett D. Colbeth, Paul Culos, Nicholas D’Agosto, Julia Davis, Liza de Weerd, Etta Devine, Gabriel Diani, Jeff Doba, Daniel Dorr, Drew Doyle, Nicole Erb, James Ferrero, Alexandra Goodman, Belen Greene, Matthew Grondin, Simon Helberg, Raleigh Holmes, Sally Hughes, Antonio Jaramillo, Dylan Jones, Danielle Jones, Desirée Mee Jung, Jim Kane, Connor Kelly-Eiding, Alexander Knox, Lindsay LaVanchy, Ian Littleworth, Aaron T. Lyons, Jill Maglione, Abigail Marks, Kellie Matteson, Michael Miranda, Stephanie Mitchell, Lisa Valerie Morgan, Lily Nicksay, Maria Pallas, Anna Quirino-Miranda, Spencer Rowe, Keri Safran, Tro Shaw, Danielle Thorpe, Jocelyn Towne, Abby Wilde, Buck Zachary, Lizzie Zerebko

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