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Jean Bruce Scott Scott Kaiser a.k.a. Ninja William Shakespeare Qui Nguyen Mildred Ruiz-Sapp* osf board & company Tom Stoppard Lynn Nottage James Ryen* UNIVERSES UNIVERSES Christopher Salazar* Julius Caesar’s Casca may have been envious but Angus Bowmer August Wilson Cheryl West Steven Sapp* (left), who played him in 1952, was not. He was busy performing, Linda Woolverton Chay Yew David Schmidt directing, teaching and building a Festival dedicated to the work Mary Zimmerman Kimberly Scott* of his favorite playwright, William Shakespeare. Actors Howie Seago* Commissioned Artists Liam Atkins Cayo Sharma Angus’s passion included the students he taught, the people American Revolutions Jordan Barbour* Yi Shostrom he worked with, the audiences he performed for and the com- Tanya Barfield Logan Bell Phoenix Sigalove munity that helped him achieve his dream. His passion lives on Bill Cain Benjamin Bonenfant* Vilma Silva* Culture Clash Sara Bruner* Britney Simpson* robert arbuckle and jack moran arbuckle and jack robert in our OSF community that brings you the 2017 season. Kristoffer Diaz Christian Bufford* Callan Skuratowicz The 1491s Catherine Castellanos* Lakia Solomon Artistic Artistic Coordinator/ Producing Assistants Literary Coordinator & Michael Friedman Jon Cates Stephen Michael Executive Assistant to Jess Carr Script Manager Frank Galati Nemuna Ceesay* Spencer* Artistic Director the Artistic Director Cassondra Fetty Kait Fairchild Idris Goodwin Connor Chaney Jonathan Luke Stevens* Bill Rauch Kirsten Greenidge Christiana Clark* Shaun Taylor-Corbett* Technical Manager, Production Script Quiara Alegría Hudes Yvette Monique Clark* G. Valmont Thomas* Associate Artistic Director Community Productions Coordinator David Henry Hwang Daniela Cobb** U. Jonathan Toppo* Christopher Acebo Benajah B. Cobb J. Ching Aditi Brennan Kapil Vinecia Coleman+ Sheila Tousey* Stephen Karam Danforth Comins* Lakin Valdez* Repertory Producer Director of Literary Director, American Basil Kreimendahl Will Dao* Moses Villarama* Mica Cole Development & Revolutions Lisa Kron Ted Deasy* VIVIS* Dramaturgy Alison Carey Young Jean Lee Tony DeBruno* K. T. Vogt* Community Producer Amrita Ramanan Lisa Loomer William DeMeritt* Amy Kim Waschke* Claudia Alick Susan Whitmore Associate Director, Mina Mansour Christopher Donahue* Samantha Westrick Director, Play on! American Revolutions Dominique Morisseau Armando Durán* Brooklyn Williams Line Producer Assistant Producer Lue Morgan Douthit Julie Felise Dubiner Carlos Murillo Richard Elmore* Tyrone Wilson* Amelia Acosta Powell Heath Belden Lynn Nottage Alejandra Escalante* Rex Young* Assistant Director, Andrew W. Mellon Susan Nussbaum Al Espinosa* Román Zaragoza** Director of Artistic Assistant Play on! Foundation Playwright Dan O’Brien Truett Felt Sabina Zuniga Varela* Stage Management Estefani Castro Taylor Bailey in Residence Robert O’Hara Brent Florendo * Member, Actors’ Equity Association, the Kimberley Jean Barry* Luis Alfaro Jiehae Park Robert Vincent Frank* Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. Robert Schenkkan Buzz Fraser ** AEA Professional Theatre Intern Ensemble in Residence Tony Taccone & Jeremy Gallardo + Rex Rabold Fellow Lynne Carmichael, Carmen Rubio, UNIVERSES: Jonathan Moscone Naiya Gardiner Emeriti Special Performers San Anselmo, CA and Portland, OR William Ruiz*, UNIVERSES Rodney Gardiner* Candy Artistic Director Ashland, OR a.k.a. Ninja Paula Vogel & Lily Gladstone* El Emerita Daniel Santos, Mildred Ruiz-Sapp* Rebecca Taichman Michael Gabriel Libby Appel Yogen Dalal, Salem, OR Steven Sapp* Naomi Wallace Goodfriend* Musicians Palo Alto, CA Rhiana Yazzie Cameron Gray Rhett Bender Executive Director Perry Simon, Associate Artist Karen Zacarías Jennie Greenberry* Reed Bentley Emeritus Sid DeBoer, Seattle, WA James Edmondson Brent Hinkley* Austin Comfort Paul Nicholson Ashland, OR Play on! Eunice Hong Kimberly Fitch Patsy Smullin, Senior Scenic & Christine Taylor Hood Matt Goodrich Resident Composer Donald de Brier, Medford, OR Theatre Designer Albright-Tufts Richard Howard* Mark Eliot Jacobs Emeritus Pacific Palisades, CA Richard L. Hay Luis Alfaro Michael J. Hume* Daniel Kocurek Todd Barton Trine Sorensen, Christina Anderson Kate Hurster* Nancy Martin Tony Drummond, Palo Alto, CA Scenic Design Associate Ranjit Bolt Cindy Im* Michal Palzewicz Resident Costume Berkeley, CA Richard L. Anderson Alison Carey Briawna Jackson** Kent Wilson Designer Emerita Bob Speltz, Kenneth Cavander Cristofer Jean* Deborah M. Dryden Brad Edgerton, Portland, OR Production Music Christopher Chen Jahnangel Jimenez Directors Los Angeles, CA Coordinator Lezlie C. Cross Jeremy Peter Johnson* Lileana Blain-Cruz Alex Sutton, Darcy Danielson Migdalia Cruz Sean Jones* Board of Juliette Carrillo Harry Elam, Kirkland, WA Amy Freed Paul Juhn* Directors Carl Cofield Redwood City, CA Director of Marcus Gardley David Kelly* Shana Cooper Elaine Sweet, Company Development Virginia Grise Kevin Kenerly* President Christopher Liam Katie Farewell, Ashland, OR Scott Kaiser Lillian Groag Jeffrey King* Moore Portland, OR Naomi Iizuka Brianca Knight Robert O’Hara Jerry Taylor, Head of Voice & Text Sean San Jose Jessica Ko* Bill Rauch Morton L. Friedkin, Ashland, OR Rebecca Clark Carey Hansol Jung Rachel Kostrna Eric Tucker San Francisco, CA Aditi Kapil Cedric Lamar* Dawn Monique Priscilla Weaver, Resident Voice & Shishir Kurup Ted Lange* Williams Laurie Gibbs, Jacksonville, OR Text Director Kwame Kwei-Armah Miriam A. Laube* Chay Yew Ashland, OR David Carey Dipika Guha Russell Lloyd Mary Zimmerman Paul Westbrook, David Ivers Tatiana Lofton Resident Fight Director Douglas Langworthy Michele Mais* Peter H. Koehler, Jr., David Glen, Tulsa, OK Ashland, OR and U. Jonathan Toppo* Taylor Mac Asia Mark Designers Aurora, OR Scenery Mountain View, CA Diane Yu, Ellen McLaughlin Tamra Mathias Christopher Acebo New York, NY Teacher of the Allison Moore Diego McCartney Vice President Regina García Harold Goldstein, Feldenkrais Method® Brighde Mullins Armando McClain* Gail Lopes, Rachel Hauck Portland, OR and Darrell Bluhm Yvette Nolan Preston Mead Los Angeles, CA and Endowment Richard L. Hay Ashland, OR Lisa Peterson Lauren Modica* Ashland, OR Fund Trustees Singing Instructor Q Brothers Daniel José Molina* Daniel Ostling Ellie Holt-Murray Amelia Roper Galen Molk Collette Pollard Louise Gund, Members Secretary Howie Seago Kate Mulligan* Adam Rigg Berkeley, CA and Doug Carlson, Nina Schwenk, Casting Director Tim Slover Amy Newman* Sibyl Wickersheimer Ashland, OR Palo Alto, CA Rochester, MN Joy Dickson Octavio Solis Robin Goodrin Nordli* Lloyd Suh Barret O’Brien* Associate Scenic Designer Kevin Kahn, Laurie Hoagland, Treasurer Playwrights & Composers Andrea Thome Jen Olivares Alexander Woodward Portland, OR Woodside, CA Susan Cain, Luis Alfaro Elise Thoron Emily Ota Ashland, OR Howard Ashman Mfoniso Udofia Scott Padian Costumes Ken Hitz, Rudd Johnson, Robert Fitzgerald Jeff Whitty Savanna Padilla Christopher Acebo New York, NY Medford, OR Members Lee Hall Josh Wilder Daniel T. Parker* Ulises Alcala Joel Axelrod, Homer Tracy Young Chandler Dede M. Ayite Linda Joyce Hodge, Kelly Meldrum, Ashland, OR Alan Menken Parrott-Thomas Raquel Barreto Los Angeles, CA Palo Alto, CA Marc Norman Other Special Julian Remulla Mara Blumenfeld Kelly Bulkeley, Jiehae Park Commissions Hyunmin Rhee E. B. Brooks Darleen Ortega, Philip Paroian, Portland, OR Randy Reinholz Luis Alfaro Nancy Rodriguez* Sara Ryung Clement Portland, OR Olympia, WA Tim Rice (a co-commission Jamie Ann Romero* Ana Kuzmanic Constanza Romero with Magic Theatre) William Ruiz*, Susan Tsu 85 Lighting Christopher Akerlind Production Cutters/Drapers Senior Properties Master Scenic Artist Lighting & Video Sound Engineers Lonnie Rafael Alcaraz Department Lara Southerland Amanda Haverick Amadon Jaeger Alan C. Edwards Berich Lighting & Video Valerie Lawrence T. J. Gerckens Director of Production Marsha K. Cole Over Hire Scenic Artist Department Manager Amanda Sager James F. Ingalls Alys E. 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  • Argonautika Entire First Folio

    Argonautika Entire First Folio

    First Folio Teacher Curriculum Guide ARGONAUTIKA adapted and directed by Mary Zimmerman based on the story by Apollonius of Rhodes January 15 to March 2, 2008 First Folio Teacher Curriculum Guide Table of Contents Page Number Welcome to the Shakespeare Theatre Company’s production of Argonautika! About Greek Theatre Brief History of the Audience………………………...1 This season, the Shakespeare Theatre Company The History of Greek Drama……………..……………3 presents eight plays by William Shakespeare and On Greek Society and Culture……………………….5 other classic playwrights. The mission of all About the Authors …………………………...……………6 Education Department programs is to deepen understanding, appreciation and connection to About the Play classic theatre in learners of all ages. One Synopsis of Argonautika……………..…………………7 approach is the publication of First Folio Teacher Curriculum Guides. The Myth Behind the Play ..…………………………..8 The Hero’s Quest…..………………………………………..9 For the 2007-08 season, the Education Fate and Free Will…...………………..………..………..10 Department will publish First Folio Teacher Mythology: More than just a good story…...11 Curriculum Guides for our productions of Glossary of Terms and Characters..…………….12 Tamburlaine, Taming of the Shrew, Argonautika Questing…………………………………………………..…….14 and Julius Caesar. First Folio Guides provide information and activities to help students form Classroom Connections a personal connection to the play before • Before the Performance……………………………15 attending the production at the Shakespeare Journey Game Theatre Company. First Folio Guides contain God and Man material about the playwrights, their world and It’s Greek to Me the plays they penned. Also included are The Hero’s Journey approaches to explore the plays and productions in the classroom before and after (Re)Telling Stories the performance.