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The Migration Plays Were Commissioned in Partnership with the Princeton Institute National Endowment for the Humanities McCarter Staff MARKETING PATRON SERVICES Director of Marketing: Meghan Balcom Director of Patron Experience: Nikki Cooper Director of Public Relations: Tom Miller Subscriptions Manager: Anne Fulper Manager of Institutional Marketing: Performance Supervisors: Richard Cayea, Megan Johnston Shackney Jeffrey Freuler, Heather Kayan, Debra Emily Mann Michael S. Rosenberg Manager of Presented Events Marketing: Lemeshow, Rebecca Mariman, Jay Pekala, Artistic Director/Resident Playwright Managing Director Andrea Cuevas Melissa Reich presents Digital Media Strategist: Edward Hartman III Patron Services Staff: Cathy Falk, Matthew Data Analytics Manager: Corriane Oster Mariman, Zoe Morrison, Katie Orgen, Charles Social Media Coordinator: Kimberly Ilkowski Phox, Cindy Weinstein Graphic Designer: Carolina Vargas- Special Events & Groups Sales Manager: Gutierrez Christine Murray THE Marketing Assistant: Kimberly Ortiz House Services Administrator: Casandra Bare DEVELOPMENT House Managers: Stephen Gliboff, Susan Director of Development: Lindsey Forden Kamp, Adriana Sinicropi, Melissa Goyne Assistant House Managers: Mika Godbole, MIGRATION Director of Individual Giving: Brannan Osburn Berman Michael Farr, Deena Miller, Evan Williamson, Director of Corporate Partnerships: Beth Inkyung Yi Heaney Front of House Staff: Brandon Bacorn, Individual Giving Manager: Danielle Biggs Mackenzie Bartlet, Joan Baxter, Gwen Christiana, Lea Florentine, Kathy PLAYS Development Operations Manager: Johannessen, Tony Loretti, Jerry Nixon, Gail Campanella Early Decision Donor Benefits Associate: Dana Lopatin Abishy Pandita, Val Reicheg, Joe Rizzo, Development Assistant: Kelsey Mullholland Michelle Sage, Kelly Spencer, Deanna By Adam Gwon Weber, Kassandra Wilson ADMINISTRATION Custodians: James Maddalon, Charles Quay, Solomon’s Pools General Manager: Mindy Richardson Rondell Robinson By Heather Raffo Associate General Manager: Morgan M. Manfredi The Monkey with the Green Tail: Company Manager: Kat Gavornik Company Management Apprentice: A Migration Story Travon White-Sams By Karen Zacarías Director of Finance: Natalia Armoza Finance and Human Resources Assistant: The Family Austin Brecht By Mfoniso Udofia Director of Information Technology: Charlotte Hussey Museum Tessitura Applications Specialist: Jessica By Martyna Majok Bonanno This event is part of the year-long Mellon-Sawyer Seminar, "Global Migration: The Humanities and Social Sciences in Dialogue." Co-sponsors for this event include Lewis Center for the Arts, Humanities Council, Princeton Art Museum, and Directed By Elena Araoz University Center for Human Values. This program is made possible in part by a grant from the New Jersey Council for the Humanities, a state partner of the The Migration Plays were commissioned in partnership with the Princeton Institute National Endowment for the Humanities. Any views, findings, recommendations, or conclusions expressed in this program do for International and Regional Studies Migration Lab: People and Cultures Across not necessarily represent those of the National Endowment for the Humanities or the New Jersey Council for the Humanities. Borders. The public presentation of The Migration Plays is part of the Mellon-Sawyer Seminar, Global Migration: The Humanities and Social Sciences in Dialogue. April 14, 2019 | 2:00 pm Matthews Theatre The Migration Plays McCarter Staff ENSEMBLE Emily Mann Michael S. Rosenberg W.W. Lockwood, Jr. Artistic Director Managing Director Special Programming Jelani Alladin* Rodd Farhadi Resident Playwright Director Hend Ayoub* Vivia Font* Afi Bijou* Diana Huey* ARTISTIC PRODUCTION Resident Producer: Debbie Bisno Darlesia Cearcy* Natasja Naarendorp Director of Production: Dixie Uffelman Artistic Line Producer: Stephanie Rolland Production Coordinator: Karl Josef Co* Najla Said* Literary Manager: Anna Morton Kasey Ostopchuck Jessica Frances Dukes* Mirirai Sithole* Associate Producer: Emily Zetterberg Production Associate: Executive Assistant to the Artistic and Jeanne-Marie Procaccini Stage Manager……………………………………………......Samantha Flint* Production Management Apprentice: Managing Directors: Manda Bliss Composer/ Music Director………………..…………….……..Vince di Mura Commissioned Artists: Rachel Bonds, Adam Savannah Deal Dramaturg..................................................................….....Anna Morton Gwon, Naomi Iizuka, Martyna Majok, Denis Technical Director: Alex Bergeron Casting……………………………………………………….Telsey + Company O’Hare, Lisa Peterson, Heather Raffo, Sarah Assistant Technical Director: Nora Hyland Ruhl, Mfoniso Udofia, Karen Zacarías Master Carpenter: Jill Shorrock Carpenters: Robb Geores, Brandon Sewall Literary Management Apprentice: *denotes member of Actors’ Equity Association, Charge Scenic Artist: Carrie Ballenger the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. Liam Gibbs Associate Charge Artist: Susan DeConcini Directing/Producing Apprentices: Prop Master: Michele E. Sammarco Cory James Dunn, Shawna M James Prop Carpenter: Grant Larouere Prop Shopper: Crystal Coddington Director of Creative Development and Prop Runner: Kristina Madsen Strategy: Erica Nagel The Migration Plays Staff Prop Artisan: Hannah Shoemaker Artistic Engagement Manager: Paula Alekson Costume Manager: Cynthia Thom Drapers: Erika A.W. Toney, Denise Wagner Director of Creative Development & Strategy…………………....Erica Nagel Curriculum and Instruction Manager: First Hands: Cody Lorich, Sarah Romagnoli LAB Producer…………………………………………………...Emily Zetterberg Lily Junker Wardrobe Supervisor: Christine Petty Literary Manager……………………………………………………Anna Morton Education Projects Manager: Mary Gragen Hair & Makeup Supervisor: Carissa Education and Artistic Administrator: Reading Coordinator……………………………………………..Gabi Boettner Thorlakson Jennifer Wewers-Ayres Costume Intern: Sherry Wu Reading Assistants…………………………...Cory James Dunn & Liam Gibbs Education Associate: Alexandra LaTorre Stage Supervisor: Stephen Howe Teaching Artists: William Addis, Dustin Master Electrician: Paul Kilsdonk Ballard, Kate Brennan, Erica Bradshaw, Electricians: Amber Faulhaber, Michael Jacque Carnahan, Jillian Carucci, Toccarra Hochman About the McCarter LAB Cash, Jason Cohen, Heleya de Barros, Sound Engineers: Joshua Friedman, Chris Woolley Wendy Feaver, Melissa Firlit, Katherine Stage Operations Manager: Meredith Fritz, Kory Gellar, Melissa Gordon, Aliyah The McCarter LAB is a year-round creative incubator that provides artistic Schuler and financial support to artists at all stages of their careers. LAB Habib, Nathan James, Morgan M. Stage Carpenter: Davis Caramanico programming allows McCarter to take artistic risks in the interest of Manfredi, Joseph McGranaghan, Julia Stage Technicians: David M. Cain, Jennifer identifying and nurturing promising talent and new work for our stages. Moss, Nicholas Pine, Bess Ploener, Brandon Lucero Consisting of readings, workshops, commissions, the annual Spotlight and Rubin, Dave Seamon, Allison Siko, Rebecca Stage Hands: Brit Bannon, Jeffrey Branin, the Sallie B. Goodman Artist Retreat, LAB events are tailored to the needs Simon, Emily Whitaker, David White James Lewis, Michelle Poulaille of individual artists and many programs are open to the public, providing Education Teaching Artist Apprentice: Resident Production Stage Manager: audiences with an exclusive window in the creative process. Alexandra Daniels Cheryl Mintz Engagement Apprentice: Gabrielle Stage Management Apprentice: Boettner Alexandra Kostis Education Stage Management Apprentice: Tyler Osgood Learn More Biographies Adam Gwon (Playwright & Composer, Early Decision) is a composer and Upcoming Princeton University PIIRS Migration Lab Public Events lyricist whose musicals have enjoyed more than 200 productions worldwide. Off- Broadway: Ordinary Days (Roundabout Theatre), Old Jews Telling Jokes Wednesday April 24, 2019 (Westside Theatre); Regional: String (Village Theatre), Cake Off (Signature Sounds of Migration: Listening to Filipino Caregivers in America Theatre, Helen Hayes Award nomination), Cloudlands (South Coast Repertory), James Gabrillo, Princeton University The Boy Detective Fails (Signature Theatre), Bernice Bobs Her Hair (Lyric Theatre 4:30pm - 6:00pm | A17 Julis Romo Rabinowitz Building of Oklahoma); West End: Ordinary Days (Trafalgar Studios). Adam’s songs have been performed at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, the Kennedy Center, and Monday April 29, 2019 more, by such luminaries as Audra McDonald, Kelli O’Hara, and Brian d’Arcy The Real Reason for Refugees James. Honors include the Kleban Award, Fred Ebb Award, Richard Rodgers Omar Alshogre and Mouaz Moustafa Award, Loewe Award, Second Stage Theatre’s Donna Perret Rosen Award, 4:30pm - 6:00pm | A71 Louis A. Simpson International Building Weston Playhouse New Musical Award, ASCAP Harold Adamson Award, and the MAC John Wallowitch Award. Recordings include: Ordinary Days (Ghostlight Wednesday May 1, 2019 Records), Audra McDonald’s Go Back Home (Nonesuch), The Essential Liz Ecologies of Migrant Care in the Americas: Documenting Movements, Callaway (Working Girl Records), Over the Moon: The Broadway Lullaby Album. Voices and Struggles Across Borders Adam has been a fellow at the MacDowell Colony and the Dramatists Guild. Pablo Dominguez, Princeton University; Marcial Godoy-Anativia, NYU; Heather Raffo (Playwright, Solomon’s Pools†) is an award-winning playwright Diana Taylor, NYU and actress whose work has been seen off Broadway, off West End, in regional 4:30pm - 6:00pm | A71 Louis A. Simpson International Building
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