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Daytonaby Oliver Cotton Featuring RICHARD FANCY, SHARRON SHAYNE, and GEORGE WYNER PRESENTS THE AMERICAN PREMIERE OF Daytonaby Oliver Cotton featuring RICHARD FANCY, SHARRON SHAYNE, AND GEORGE WYNER SCENIC DESIGN COSTUME DESIGN HILLARY BAUMAN KATE BERGH LIGHTING DESIGN SOUND DESIGN LEIGH ALLEN CHRISTOPHER MOSCATIELLO DANCE CONSULTANT CHOREOGRAPHER JANET ROSTON JANELLE CRUZ PRODUCTION MANAGER CASTING AMANDA BIERBAUER VICTORIA HOFFMAN TECHNICAL DIRECTOR ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DAVID A. MAUER JULIAN CORBETT PRODUCED BY JOHN PERRIN FLYNN Directed by Elina de Santos Copyright agents for works by Oliver Cotton, United Agents [email protected] Daytona was first performed at Park Theatre in association with Lee Dean and Jenny Topper on 10th July 2013 and transferred to the Haymarket Theatre in London’s West End on 28th June 2014 Opening Night September 9, 2017 Rogue Machine at e MET eatre 1089 N. Oxford Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90029 A Letter From the Artistic Director Is everything forgivable? Is anything forgiven? How do we forgive? How do we each nd our way out of the past to a present where our lives are meaningful? Welcome to Oliver Cotton’s Daytona. is play is a symphony of love, betrayal, promise and regret – of exile and the need for redemption. Every moment is and is not what it is. What happens to love and promise born in an age of horror? Does the experience of true evil stay with us forever? Does it color everything else ever felt? What does it cost to free oneself? To remain captive? What happens when you sacrice what may be the one true thing - the love of your life? Or when you stay to love not knowing if you are the one true thing? Life is action – what happens. We spend our lives – each and every day – giving or not giving to one another. Forgiveness may be a gift. Redemption can only be found in the mirror. is year, Rogue Machine is honored to receive the 2016 Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Polly Wareld Award for Outstanding Season in an Intimate or Midsized eatre. eatre is art and art can only exist as a communication between artist and community. eatre shows what is – who we are, what we are, what we do, what we think is important. ese are the lies we tell each other and ourselves. is is the way our actions expose those lies. If our work, our art, is good enough, sometimes those experiencing the work gasp or guaw. at’s why we do it. You make us possible. If you enjoy what you see tonight, please tell your friends. Word-of-mouth is always the best advertising. We are a not-for-prot arts organization and your donations are tax-deductible. ey allow us to keep theater aordable and to continue doing what we’re doing. e world is changing. e need for institutions like Rogue Machine has never been greater and our survival has never been more precarious. If you are already a part of who we are, thank you. Keep coming and keep donating. If not, please consider becoming a part of this community. Help us make a dierence. – John Flynn Rogue Machine Proudly Announces The Henry Murray Fund e Henry Murray Fund was created to honor our dear friend and Rogue Machine eatre founding member Henry Murray, who passed away in December 2014. Henry was a talented playwright and gifted dramaturg. Rogue Machine produced three World Premieres by Henry including Treefall and ree Views of the Same Object, both of which have had signicant subsequent productions. Henry was Rogue Machine’s rst Literary Manager and he created the Dramaturg’s Table, Rogue Machine’s ongoing new play development program. e Henry Murray Fund was created to nurture and support playwrights and new play development, two things Henry cared about deeply. If you wish to support this mission, we invite you to make a tax-deductible contribution to the Fund today. TO DONATE ONLINE: Go to www.RogueMachineeatre.com. Click SUPPORT US and indicate a donation amount. In the NOTES section, add “For the HENRY MURRAY Fund.” TO DONATE BY MAIL: Make check payable to ROGUE MACHINE THEATRE and add “For the HENRY MURRAY Fund” on the MEMO line and mail to: Rogue Machine eatre 12405 Venice Blvd. #153 Los Angeles, CA 90066 HENRY MURRAY FUND CONTRIBUTORS Anonymous Jerry & Adi Greenberg Tony Pasqualini Ambrosia Knutson Associates Emily Hertzberg Gary & Fre Pokoik Mary Appleton Betsy Hall & Sandy Keaton Bruce & Linda Porter William Brady & Marni Ayers Angelica Huston omas Proctor Lisa Beck Martha Hertzberg James Rasmussen & David Rinehart Mitch & Danielle Bloch Jennifer Howard & Robert Schwentke Stephanie Ramer Alexandra Rebecca Borys Susan Moss Homola Lee & Susan Wertheimer Ann Buck Gary Ireland & Elizabeth Zarlengo Gail Rogers Anne Gee Byrd Amber Ireland Gary Rosen & Holly Goldberg Sloan K Callan Linda Janger Rita Rubin Marcy Carsey Manson Jones & Susan Fitzgerald David A. & Karen Richards Sachs Arline Chambers Gary & Enid Freund Tom Safran Chaspen Foundation Mark Freund & Trice Koopman Whitney Sander Christopher Craig Trevor King Carol Schoen Jean Craig Laurie Lathem Nadine Semer Michael Cohen Martin Leon of Alisal Builders Corp Patricia Shanks Ry & Susan Cooder Martin Leer Peggy Shinner Hannah Cox Brian Letscher Gabriel Simon Elina de Santos John Lichter & Linda Stonerock Calvin J. Sloan Jerey & Kirsten Dermer David Linde & Felicia Rosenfeld Maxwell Sloan Joan & Tom Dunsmuir Nancy Linehan Charles Sold Out Crowd Sylvie Drake Lynn Lobban Sherry Sonnett AnnaLisa Erickson Allan Mayer & Renee Vogel Ari & Martha Swiller Jerey Karo & Nora Dvosin Carol Meckler Shane Valentino John Flynn & Ann Bronston Brian Nolan & Kadee Appleton Lewin Wertheimer Ben & Anna Forkner Dottie O’Carroll Mary Westerman Steen & Deborah Foster Penny Orlo Diane Williams & Je Doryland John Gray Nina Paskowitz Jack & Sandra Williams Cast inand order of Characters appearance J ......................................................... George Wyner* E ..................................................... Sharron Shayne* B .................................................... Richard Fancy* * Member of Actors’ Equity Association, e Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. Alternates/Understudies: Actors never substitute for the listed players unless a specic announcement is made at the time of the performance. Brooklyn. New York. Winter 1986. is Performance will run with a Ten-Minute Intermission Special anks Healthy Spot Beverly Grove, Susan Weiner, Susan Jerkowitz, Leba Shana Kluchman, Maureen Murphy & e Razzies, Michael Karm, Melissa Bales Weber, and Megan Wright PRODUCTION STAFF Publicity ...................................................... Judith Borne Social Media ........................................ Corryn Cummins Key Art Design ................................ Michelle Hanzelova #DaytonaPlay @RogueMachineLA RICHARD FANCY SHARRON SHAYNE GEORGE WYNER RICHARD FANCY (Billy) Richard is a founding member of Rogue Machine, where he appeared in Penelope and Razorback. PRT: Willy Loman in Death of a Salesman, (LADCC and Ovation nominations), e Visit, e Master Builder, Ardele, Betrayal, Galileo in Brecht’s Galileo, Rocket to the Moon, and Julia (which moved O -Broadway.) Odyssey: All My Sons, Moe and (25 years later) Uncle Morty in Awake and Sing! (LADCC award). TV: Scores of recurring roles, among them Mr. Lippman on Seinfeld, Bernie (and his twin brother Bennie) in a long run on General Hospital and Bruce Logan in e District. Recent TV includes NCIS, Disney’s e Middle, and the Adult Swim insanity Your Pretty Face is Going to Hell. SHARRON SHAYNE (Elli) LA theatre includes Death of a Salesman, Orpheus Descending, Mary Rose, Whatever Happened to…, Come Back Little Sheba, Ardele, e Master Builder, Two Sisters, Patterns, Gemini, Why Hanna’s Skirt Won’t Stay Down, MilkMilkLemonade, Big Boy, Murray Mednick’s Joe and Betty (which moved O -Broadway), John Steppling’s Close (Dramalogue Award). In NY: e Deputy; To Be Young, Gifted and Black. Shows at Circle Rep, MTC, New Dramatists, Negro Ensemble Company, LATC, Odyssey eatre, Mark Taper Forum. Multiple TV and lms, recently Queen of Spades by Aygul Maksutova and e Next Cassavetes. Lifetime member of e Actors Studio. Produced award-winning lm e Gifted by Lawrence Simeone. A painter and sculptor, graduate of Otis College, and member of Gallery 825. GEORGE WYNER (Joe) George made his LA theater debut in e Trial of A. Lincoln, starring Henry Fonda, then was directed by Mr. Fonda in e Caine Mutiny Court-Martial. Other LA theater credits include Mizlansky Zilinsky and e Value of Names. Early TV work includes All in the Family, Mash, and e Odd Couple. Notable TV: Tailgunner Joe and Hill Street Blues. Recent TV: NCIS, Murder in the First, Shameless and e Big Bang eory. Dozens of feature lms include Spaceballs, Fletch, Devil’s Advocate, Trouble With the Curve, and the Coen Brothers’ A Serious Man. George and his wife Kathy have two sons, Zach and Nick, who live in Oakland with their families. Whos‘ Who OLIVER COTTON (Playwright) Actor and writer Oliver Cotton is best known for his role as Cesare Borgia in the BBC series e Borgias. Other recent television credits include Penny Dreadful, Musketeers and Ripper Street. His lm credits include e Dark Knight Rises and Shanghai Knights. For stage, in addition to working with the National eatre, Royal Court and Royal Shakespeare Company, and as well as appearing in Trevor Nunn’s e War of the Roses (Rose eatre, Kingston), Cotton has appeared in many West End productions, including e Philadelphia Story (Old Vic), Passion Play (Duke of York’s eatre) and the self- penned Daytona (eatre Royal Haymarket). Further writing for stage includes e Enoch Show (Royal Court), Scrabble (National eatre) and his latest play, Dessert, which had its World Première this past July, directed by Trevor Nunn. ELINA de SANTOS (Director/Co-Artistic Director) As the founding Co-Artistic Director of Rogue Machine, Elina has directed ve World Premieres (In the Valley of the Shadow, Dirty Filthy Love Story, Razorback, Nice ings, and Yard Sale Signs) and four West Coast Premieres. PRT: Orpheus Descending (multiple LADCC Awards), the LA Premiere of A Delicate Balance, Rocket to the Moon, and Death of a Salesman.
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