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The Long Christmas Dinner Leon Botstein, Conductor 12-19 ASO_GP 12/2/14 11:22 AM Page 1 Friday Evening, December 19, 2014, at 8:00 in association with the Bard Center presents The Long Christmas Dinner Leon Botstein, Conductor The Long Christmas Dinner One-act play by Thornton Wilder Intermission The Long Christmas Dinner One-act opera by Paul Hindemith Libretto by Thornton Wilder Director: Jonathan Rosenberg Scenic Designer: Zane Pihlstrom Costume Designer: Olivera Gajic Lighting Designer: Peter West Producer: Thurmond Smithgall The play The Long Christmas Dinner is presented by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. The opera The Long Christmas Dinner is presented by arrangement with European American Music Distribution Company, sole U.S. and Canadian agent for Schott Music GmbH & Co. KG, publisher and copyright owner. Video and/or audio recording of this performance by any means whatsoever is strictly prohibited. This evening’s event will run approximately two hours including one 20-minute intermission. This project is made possible with the support of The Lanie & Ethel Foundation and The Wilder Family. Alice Tully Hall Please make certain your cellular phone, pager, or watch alarm is switched off. 12-19 ASO_GP 12/2/14 11:22 AM Page 2 Lincoln Center Leon Botstein Lars Berge Arielle Goldman Ryan-James Libby Matthews Hatanaka Hannah Mitchell Claire Moodey Michael Salinas Glenn Seven Allen Kathryn Guthrie Catherine Martin Scott Murphree Sara Murphy Jarrett Ott Josh Quinn Camille Zamora Leon Botstein photo by Ric Kallaher; Arielle Goldman, Ryan-James Hatanaka, and Libby Matthews photos by Deborah Lopez; Hannah Mitchell photo by Michael Medeiros; Claire Moodey photo by Commontiger Photography; Michael Salinas photo by Evan Smith; Kathryn Guthrie photo by Claire McAdams; Catherine Martin photo by Kristen Hoebermann; Jarrett Ott photo by Steve Riskind; Josh Quinn photo by Kate Lemmon Photography; Camille Zamora photo by Liron Amsellem. 12-19 ASO_GP 12/2/14 11:22 AM Page 3 Lincoln Center The Casts Cast of the play (in order of appearance) Lucia/Lucia 2...............................................................................................Hannah Mitchell Roderick/Samuel .................................................................................................Lars Berge Mother Bayard/Cousin Ermengarde/Nurse ...................................................Claire Moodey Cousin Brandon/Roderick 2...............................................................Ryan-James Hatanaka Charles.........................................................................................................Michael Salinas Genevieve ...................................................................................................Arielle Goldman Leonora Banning.........................................................................................Libby Matthews Cast of the opera (in order of appearance) Lucia/Lucia II .................................................................................Camille Zamora, soprano Mother Bayard/Ermengarde...................................................Sara Murphy, mezzo-soprano Roderick/Sam........................................................................................Jarrett Ott, baritone Brandon.......................................................................................Josh Quinn, bass-baritone Charles..........................................................................................Glenn Seven Allen, tenor Genevieve........................................................................Catherine Martin, mezzo-soprano Leonora.........................................................................................Kathryn Guthrie, soprano Roderick II.........................................................................................Scott Murphree, tenor with the American Symphony Orchestra; Leon Botstein, conductor Setting 90 years in the dining room of the Bayard house Meet the Artists Symphony Orchestra. Awards: American Academy of Arts and Letters; Centennial Award (Harvard); Cross of Honor, First Leon Botstein (Conductor) Class (Austria); Caroline P. and Charles W. Twenty-third year as music director and Ireland Prize (University of Alabama); Julio principal conductor of American Symphony Kilenyi Medal of Honor (Bruckner Society); Orchestra. Co-artistic director of Bard Leonard Bernstein Award for the Elevation SummerScape and Bard Music Festival. of Music in Society; and Academic Lea - President of Bard College since 1975. dership Award (Carnegie Foundation). Conductor laureate of Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra (music director 2003–11). Upcom - Glenn Seven Allen (Charles, opera) ing: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and Recent: Roméo et Juliette (Intermountain Russian National Orchestra. Recently: Opera), A Little Night Music (Indiana Rep), Taipei Symphony, Los Angeles Philharmonic, H.M.S. Pinafore (Opera Saratoga), and Der and Sinfónica Juvenil de Caracas (Venezuela Vampyr (ASO, Carnegie Hall debut). and Japan). Recordings: Royal Philharmonic Highlights: La fille du Régiment (CT Orchestra (upcoming), London Symphony, Concert Opera), Dr. Sun Yat-Sen (American London Philharmonic, NDR-Hamburg, Jeru - Opera Center), The Turn of the Screw salem Symphony Orchestra, and American (Opera Moderne), The Long Walk and 12-19 ASO_GP 12/2/14 11:22 AM Page 4 Lincoln Center Opera in Eden project (American Lyric Acting Program (M.F.A.). NYU: Summer Theatre), The Chocolate Soldier (Bard and Smoke, The Seagull, Taming of the SummerScape), and A View from the Shrew, and Richard III. Highlights: King Bridge. Concert: Avery Fisher Hall, the Lear (Shakespeare in the Park), Edith Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center, Houston’s (Berkshire Theatre Festival), The Complete Wortham Center, Wharton Center/Lansing Works of Shakespeare: Abridged, and A Symphony, Detroit’s Music Hall, New York Sword in the Stone (Theatre New Historical Society, Joe’s Pub, the Brooklyn Brunswick East Coast tour). Television: Mr. Museum, the Morgan Library, and the D (CBC) and Eye Candy (MTV). He teaches Queens Symphony. Recordings: The Light acting, singing, and choreography to in the Piazza (Nonesuch), A Fine and children at Childsplay NY. Mr. Hatanaka Private Place (Jay Records), and Poetic would like to thank director Jonathan License (GPR). Rosenberg for this opportunity and is excited to be sharing the stage with a few Lars Berge (Roderick/Samuel, play) of his NYU classmates once again. Norway: Invasion! and Cardamom Town. The Juilliard School: Middleton, Buried Catherine Martin (Genevieve, opera) Child, Smash, Hamlet, and Twelfth Night. Recent: Aida and Das Rheingold (Houston Grand Opera); Ariadne auf Naxos (Glimmer - Arielle Goldman (Genevieve, play) glass); The Lion, the Unicorn and Me (Wash - Recent: Becket (Gene Frankel Theatre), ington National Opera); Der Rosenkavalier The Seagull (NYU), The Romeo and Juliet (National Symphony Orchestra); Mirjams Project (Chautauqua), In The Next Room or Siegesgesang (San Antonio Symphony); The Vibrator Play (NYU), and To Life, and Bastianello and Lucrezia (UrbanArias). L’Chaim! (writer, director, and performer). Upcoming: Dead Man Walking (Dayton Ms. Goldman is very excited to be a part of Opera), Die Walküre (Houston Grand Opera), such an amazing evening of theater here in Rigoletto (Opera Santa Barbara), Aïda (Opera Alice Tully Hall! Colorado), Dresden Staatskapelle, and Washington National Opera. Highlights: Kathryn Guthrie (Leonora, opera) Così fan tutte, Madama Butterfly, Maria City Opera: Prima Donna, VOX 2012, and Stuarda, La traviata, Il barbiere di Siviglia, Alice in Wonderland. American Lyric Theater: and Ariadne auf Naxos (Houston Grand The Turing Project and Arrangement. Opera Studio). Awards: National Opera Upcoming: The Tempest (Shakespeare Association, Metropolitan Opera National Concerts). Recordings: The Fair Ophelia Council Auditions, Richard F. Gold Career and Orpheus with his Lute (Navona). Grant, and Eleanor McCollum Competition. Awards: Astral Artists’ 2012 National Auditions, Metropolitan Opera National Libby Matthews (Leonora Banning, Council, Glimmerglass Opera’s Young play) American Artists Program, and Ravinia NYU: The Seagull, Richard III, Blithe Spirit, Festival’s Steans Institute Program for Footfalls, The Eggs, As You Like It, Singers. Ms. Guthrie is an Astral artist. Summer and Smoke, and Mean Time. Regional: God’s Ear, RoboPop!, and A Cure Ryan-James Hatanaka (Cousin for Pain (Washington Ensemble Theatre). Brandon/Roderick 2, play) Film: Pacific Aggression, What Light, and University of Toronto, National Theatre Night Stand. She is a recipient of the Sylvia School of Canada, and NYU’s Tisch Graduate Deutscher Kushner Memorial Scholarship 12-19 ASO_GP 12/2/14 11:22 AM Page 5 Lincoln Center and recent graduate of NYU’s Graduate Vision Ensemble, Symphony of Southeast Acting Program at Tisch, class of 2014. Texas, Broadway Bach Ensemble, Holy Trinity Bach Foundation, Bachworks. Alice Hannah Mitchell (Lucia/Lucia 2, play) Tully Hall, 92nd Street Y, and Town Hall with Studied theater and performance at Bard Ned Rorem. World premieres: Mary Shelley College. Recent: Everything by my Side (Society for Ethical Culture), Cymbeline, and (Crossing the Line), Love in the Wars (Bard Billy and Zelda (Opera Delaware). SummerScape), 3sis.MOV (Downtown Art), and The Last Days of Folly (Madison Sara Murphy (Mother Bayard/ Square Park Conservancy). Ermengarde, opera) Upcoming: Messiah and Verdi’s Requiem Claire Moodey (Mother Bayard/ (Oratorio Society of NY) and Cincinnati Cousin Ermengarde/Nurse, play)
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