Sacred Fools Theater Company Presents

ADAPTED BY STUART GORDON FROM THE NOVEL BY KURT VONNEGUT, JR.

DIRECTED BY BEN ROCK

STARRING Pete Caslavka ...... Malachi Constant Jaime Andrews * ...... Beatrice Rumfoord Eric Curtis Johnson *...... Winston Niles Rumfoord Jax Ball...... Young Chrono / Ensemble K.J. Middlebrooks ...... Boaz / Ensemble Jesse Merlin ‡ * ...... Salo / Ensemble Dennis Neal *...... Redwine / Ensemble Tifanie McQueen ...... Mrs. Peterson / Ensemble Tim Kopacz...... Kazak / Stony Stevenson / Ensemble

with Keith Szarabajka * (The Voice) & Emily Kosloski * (Voice of the Sirens)

Understudies Curt Bonnem *...... Malachi Constant Libby Baker * ...... Beatrice Rumfoord Paul Plunkett ...... Winston Niles Rumfoord Adriana Colón...... Young Chrono / Ensemble Gabriel Croom *...... Boaz / Kazak / Stony Stevenson / Ensemble Corey Klemow * ...... Salo / Ensemble Brendan Broms ...... Redwine / Ensemble Missy Mannila...... Mrs. Peterson / Ensemble

Stage Manager: Maggie Marx

* Member of Actors' Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors & Stage Managers in the United States

Member of Sacred Fools Theater Company ‡ Associate Member of Sacred Fools Theater Company

produced for Sacred Fools by Shaela Cook

There will be one ten-minute intermission.

This production is presented under the auspices of the Actors’ Equity Los Angeles Membership Company Rule.

This organization is supported, This organization is supported, in in part, by a grant from part, by the Los Angeles County Bloomberg Philanthropies. Board of Supervisors through the Los www.Bloomberg.org Angeles County Arts Commission.

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Production Staff Director...... Ben Rock ● Produced for Sacred Fools by...... Shaela Cook ● Associate Producer ...... Bo Powell ● Assistant Director ...... Scott Golden ● Stage Manager...... Maggie Marx Dramaturge ...... Alicia Conway Rock ● Scenic Designer ...... Krystyna Łoboda Key Scenic ...... Hillary Bauman Lighting Designers...... Matt Richter ● & Adam Earle Costume Designer...... Jennifer Christina DeRosa ● Assistant Costume Designer ...... Ruth Silveira ● Projection Designer...... Hat & Suitcase Sound Designer...... Jaime Robledo ● Prop Designer ...... Lisa Anne Nicolai ● Assistant Prop Designer...... Emily Donn ● Puppet/Creature Designer ...... Russ Walko Score Composer ...... Michael Teoli ● Hair and Makeup Artist...... Angela Santori Merritt Choreographer ...... Cj Merriman ● Military Advisor...... Chairman Barnes ● Marketing Associate Producer...... Bob DeRosa ● Projection Tech...... Brian Wallis ● Additional Video Footage Created by...... Kays Alatrakchi Lead Builder ...... Nathan Shoop Builders ...... Tor Brown ‡ & Joshua Benton ● Electricians...... Marian Gonzalez ●, Rebecca Schoenberg ●, Maggie Marx & Anthony Backman ‡ Assistant Stage Managers ...... TJ O'Brien, Alyson Schultz ●& Joshua Benton ● Casting Coordinator ...... Annette Fasone ● Performance Photography ...... Jessica Sherman Photography Poster Art ...... Gabe Leonard Title Text...... Jack Townsend

● Member of Sacred Fools Theater Company ‡ Associate Member of Sacred Fools Theater Company

SPECIAL THANKS: DeAnne Millais, Richard Levinson, Erik Engman, Glenda Suggs, John Santo, Laura Napoli, Brad Yonover, Lauren Teoli, Rocco Wolfgang Teoli, Natascha Corrigan Aldridge, Ethan Aldridge, Mary Ann Hess, Maral Adams, Steve Cook, Al & Martha Richter, Bruno Oliver, Kristyn Chalker, Angela Sauer, Michael Hess, Cinema Secrets & Kurt Vonnegut, LLC

*Thank you to everyone who helped after this program went to print *

Original Score ©2017 Michael Teoli (ASCAP) Published 2017 Orchestral Mayhem Publishing (ASCAP)

THE SIRENS OF TITAN Soundtrack available on CD BABY & iTUNES

About the Author

Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007) is one of the most beloved American writers of the twentieth century. He wrote dozens of novels in the course of his career - which spanned more than fifty years - including Cat’s Cradle, Breakfast of Champions, and Mother Night, and is best known for his canonic 1968 novel, Slaughterhouse Five, drawn from his experience as a prisoner of war during World War II.

Vonnegut began his career as a science fiction writer, and his early novels - including his second, The Sirens of Titan - were categorized as such, even as they appealed to an audience far beyond the reach of the genre. Throughout his body of work, he infused sharp satirical insight, anger, and humor that remain timeless and relevant today.

Director's Note

Everyone has that artist or writer or band or poet or whatever who, upon encountering their work for the first time, changed their life - a connection that went beyond entertainment or stimulation, but was more like a message beamed directly into the brain and the message says this:

You are not alone.

For me, that artist is Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. From the moment I picked up Slaughterhouse-Five completely at random when I was eighteen, I was sucked into Vonnegut’s counter-cultural worlds through his wisdom, humor, and sarcasm and while I was there his humanistic ideas resonated like nothing I’d ever encountered. He was the first author to bring me to tears, and the book that did that was THE SIRENS OF TITAN.

Around that time I was working at the now-defunct Theatre Downtown in Orlando, and Frank Hilgenberg, the man who founded it, had told me stories of his starting out at the Organic Theatre in Chicago and the mad genius behind that place - Stuart Gordon. I already knew Gordon’s film work (notably as a raving Re-Animator fanboy), but when Frank saw me reading Vonnegut’s Hocus-Pocus, he said, “we did an adaptation of of THE SIRENS OF TITAN at the Organic you know! Vonnegut himself helped out with it.” I filed that information away.

Three years ago when I had the opportunity to work with Stuart on Taste, I asked him about the adaptation of Sirens. He didn’t have a copy of the script, but he pointed me in the direction of an archive in Chicago, which led to another, and after several months I was able to read his manuscript. And there it was, the same madcap sci-fi thing that had so moved me as a teenager. That same call for human decency. The same tears of unrealizable hope at the end.

I hope it moves you as well.

This production would never have happened without several people. I especially want to thank Bradley Yanover at Kurt Vonnegut, LLC for making it possible, Alicia Conway Rock for fighting for and facilitating it, Shaela Cook for producing all of it and for being such a brilliant collaborator, the artistic directors at Sacred Fools and Stuart for allowing me to direct his work. They say you should never meet your heroes, and Stuart is proof to the contrary. --Ben Rock

Invitation to an Adaptation by Stuart Gordon

Forty years ago I was lucky enough to work with Kurt Vonnegut Jr. adapting his brilliant spaced-out odyssey, THE SIRENS OF TITAN, for the stage. I was the Artistic Director of Chicago’s Organic Theater and Vonnegut granted us stage rights to his book on the condition that he would be able to approve the finished script. How could anyone say no to that?

Kurt showed up to watch an early run-through and told me afterward, with his trademark twinkle in his eye, that I should pretend he’d been dead for ten years. He felt our adaptation was much too literal (and literary). “I wrote a book,” he said, “and you’re producing a play.” He encouraged us not to be “so damned faithful” as he began ruthlessly hacking and hewing to create a lively theatrical experience that could be appreciated by an audience in under two hours.

Unfortunately I no longer need to pretend that he’s gone. He will have left us exactly ten years ago this April. Returning to SIRENS, I’ve been amazed that it feels just as fresh, funny and innovative as it did back then. Its theme of being used by others for goals that are murky at best seems to be very much of our times. In fact, we are now following the bizarre exploits of a POTUS who could be a character dreamt up by Mr. Vonnegut himself.

I must give thanks to Ben Rock. Upon hearing of the existence of our adaptation, he tracked it down and he and Alicia Conway, his brilliant partner in crime, contacted the Vonnegut estate who granted them the rights to produce the play. And special thanks to the Sacred Fools Board and staff for taking on this complex project and allowing their stage to be transformed into distant planets and moons.

When I watch the new production, my memories buzz like acid flashbacks and I see and hear the original Organic Company members: Joe Mantegna, Dennis Franz and Meshach Taylor. Joe and Dennis would go on to become famous television cops on Criminal Minds and NYPD Blue, while Meshach would play the only recurring male role on Designing Women.

The company also included my fearless wife Carolyn, as Beatrice Rumfoord and Sacred Fools alum Ian Patrick Williams, terrific as Malachi Constant. Keith Szarabajka made an unforgettable Kazak, Rumfoord’s imposing canine companion and Michael Saad brilliantly played half a dozen crazed characters. Roberta Custer was wonderful as young Chrono and Richard Fire astonishing as the stranded alien robot Salo. Sadly Meshach, Roberta and Richard are no longer with us and I like to think they’re a trio of space wanderers happily touring our Solar System without need of fishbowl helmets. I’m hoping that I can catch up with them some day.

So buckle your seat belts and prepare for lift-off. You are about to experience an inter- planetary journey that will actually reveal the secret meaning of life.

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ALSO PLAYING AT SACRED FOOLS:

SERIAL KILLERS: Season 12 LATE-NIGHT SATURDAYS @ 11PM Cycle 3: April 1, 8, 15 & 22 | Playoffs: April 29, May 6, June 3-24

Each week, three continuing stories face off against two new tales. At the end of the show, you vote for the three stories that you would like to see continue on to next Saturday night, where their subsequent episodes will then be pitted against two completely new storylines. Each week's serials could live on for weeks... or be quietly smothered in their sleep – it’s up to you. But whichever pieces you vote for, one thing is for certain - by the end of the evening, you will be a Serial Killer.

THE PLAYOFFS: Our TWELFTH year of serialized storytelling culminates as this season's sixteen most popular storylines go head to head in a weekly elimination round. Only the last two serials left standing after your votes are tallied will get to finish their stories... and win cash prizes! (June performances will be part of the Hollywood Fringe! Tickets for those performances will be available via HollywoodFringe.org)

WINNER:WINNER: BEST LATELATE----NIGHTNIGHT THEATER FACTORYFACTORY,, L.A. Weekly Best of L.A. "...one of the surest late-night gut-busting laugh bets in town." – L.A. Weekly

TEN TOPS: A Electrically Eclectic Open Stage 10 Performers. 7 Minutes Each. Show Us What You've Got!

Second Monday of the Month: February 13, March 13 & April 10 Show @ 8pm ● Performer Signup: 7:30pm

10 performers get 7 minutes each to do whatever they want (EXCEPT stand-up)! Arrived too late to be one of the ten? Sign up for the Charisma Round and get 3 minutes and we'll keep the show going! Tickets are Donate What You Can! "I’m pleased to have encountered a night in which I didn’t know what to expect, and was, every time, genuinely surprised and always entertained." –L.A. Splash (Performing in our Black Box Space)

20/20: A series of 20 FREE special events to celebrate our 20th season! Performances, lobby displays, dance classes, cabarets, and much, much more, drawing from our long and rich history. Keep checking SacredFools.org to learn about

upcoming "20/20" events!

Tickets / Info: SacredFools.org

Cast

Jaime Andrews (Beatrice) is so honored and grateful to be a part of the team bringing one of her favorite writers to the stage. She's been a Fool for 12 years, appearing in several main stage and late night shows, including Absolutely Filthy, which went on to win the L.A. and NY Fringe Festivals. She was also in Hollywood Fringe winners Night Witches, and Cookie & the Monster, which she also wrote. Jaime spent 5 years writing and performing jokes on TruTV's World's Dumbest, and just played Dottie on the lamentably axed Good Girls Revolt on Amazon. She has also sold you many products over the years. Many thanks to Ben and much love to Curtles.

Libby Baker (u/s Beatrice) is excited to be part of this thrilling production! Originally from the Midwest, Libby studied Theatre at MSU Minnesota and performed in theatres across the country before moving to L. A. in 2009. Sacred Fools roles: A Woman of No Importance, Fast & Loose, Serial Killers. Libby also produced last season's Past Time, and co-created/produces the Sacred Fools Summer Theatre Camp for Kids. Other L.A. credits: Prairie-oke!, I Totally Know What You Did Last (Donna) Summer, Are You There God? It’s Me, Karen Carpenter (Cavern Club Celebrity Theatre and Palm Desert Theater), Company, Dangerous Corner (CCTC) and she adapted/directed Tom and Barry (2015 HFF). Television credits: Modern Family, Mistresses, Up All Night, Dead of Winter: The Donner Party. libby-baker.com

Jax Ball (Young Chrono) is excited to be making her debut with Sacred Fools. Her favorite credits include To Kill a Mockingbird with Rogers Victory Theatre and Whimsies at the Arend Arts Center. She also recently got hit in the face with a fish on the Disney Channel. She graduated from The American Academy of Dramatic Arts and is currently studying at Upright Citizen’s Brigade. When she’s not onstage, she paints, sneaks into places she doesn't belong, and engages in combat sports. If you'd like to see more of her, she's always on Instagram @jaxgwynne.

Curt Bonnem (u/s Malachi) "The arts... are a very human way of making life more bearable. Practicing an art, no matter how well or badly, is a way to make your soul grow..." - Kurt Vonnegut. Curt is pleased to continue growing his soul at Sacred Fools. FOOLS: Skullduggery, Absolutely Filthy (L.A./NY Fringe & LA Weekly winner); The Behavior of Broadus (Stage Raw winner); A Kind of Love Story (L.A. Weekly winner); Stoneface (L.A. Weekly winner); as William Burroughs in Bill & Joan. OTHER: Ameryka (Ovation nom); Night Witches (L.A. Fringe winner); Sherlock in Hound of the Baskervilles; Cookie & the Monster (LA Fringe winner); Louis & Keely (Ovation/L.A. Weekly winner) at the Geffen; Exorcistic (L.A. Weekly winner); cult hit The Beastly Bombing (L.A. Weekly winner); Lovelace: A Rock Opera (L.A. Weekly winner); and happy to be with his Bea, Jaime.

Brendan Broms (u/s Redwine) is a graduate of the LACC Theatre Academy and the Jupiter Theatre Apprentice Program. He studied improvisation with Avery Schreiber for over a decade. Brendan has appeared onstage at Sacred Fools in Absolutely Filthy, The Coarse Acting Show, Stoneface, and Watson and the Dark Art of Harry Houdini. Other Los Angeles credits: Zombie Attack!, Pot Mom, Teen Girl, Party Mix and Bitter Women at the Cast, Oklahomo! at Third Stage, Procreation at the Odyssey, Kabbalah: Scary Jewish Stories at the Lex, Habeus Corpus at the Colony and Hard as Nails for Moving Arts. Regionally: Prelude to a Kiss, A Chorus Line, Oklahoma, Born Yesterday and Fiddler on the Roof. Brendan made his professional debut in Lionel Ritchie's Hello video. He mentions it in every bio.

Pete Caslavka (Malachi) didn't expect to be here. Other places he didn't expect to be are Impact Theatre (Berkeley), The Living Theatre (New York), and the Magic Theatre (San Francisco). He has come to realize that the absence of expectations makes for more enticing adventures. He thanks Stuart, Ben, Shaela and the rest of the production team. For using him.

FOR KIDS 8-18: SUMMER THEATER CAMP!

EXPLORE THEATER WITH US THIS SUMMER! Kids ages 8-18 will have a chance to write, direct, and act in their own play. Our program culminates in a production of two original plays for our family and friends! All classes are held at the award-winning Sacred Fools Theater and taught by working actors who have performed on Broadway and in Regional theaters around the country.

Week 1: Senior Fools workshops in improvisation, writing an original play, and directing. Week 2: Junior Fools join in the workshops, and both groups stage original plays!

July 19-21, 24-30, 2017 (Senior Fools, Ages 14-18) July 24-30, 2017 (Junior Fools, Ages 8-13) Daily: 9:00am - 1:00pm Performance: Sun, July 30, 2pm Details & enrollment at SacredFools.org!

THIS FALL, OUR 21ST SEASON BEGINS WITH:

MR. BURNS by Anne Washburn ● directed by Jaime Robledo

FALL 2017

WEST COAST PREMIERE! After the collapse of civilization, a group of survivors keep the spark of human spirit alive by telling stories around a campfire. As the years wear on, these stories expand into the realm of myth. At turns sidesplitting and bone-chilling, Mr. Burns also features an unusual approach for the Fools: each act will be staged in a different theater space in the Fools complex, transporting the audience as we search for the light.

More info on our 21st season coming this summer! Watch SacredFools.org!

Adriana Colón (u/s Young Chrono) is a director and performer hailing from Puerto Rico. Her career began with a street theatre troupe in San Juan, and her passion for new work prospered at Harvard, where she graduated with a Special Concentration in "Performance and the Body." Adriana is a member of Director's Lab West. Recent projects include An Audience With (Santa Monica Playhouse), Must Be Comfortable With (Hollywood Fringe), Total Novice (Hollywood Fringe), B O X (Edinburgh Fringe), How We Chose to End the World, La Casa de Bernarda Alba, Bitch: A Play About Antigone, Les Plaisirs de la Paix. adrianacolon.com @adrilingua

Gabriel Croom (u/s Stony/Boaz) has a BFA in Musical Theatre from SUNY Fredonia. He was most recently seen in The Lion King on Broadway in NYC. Other credits include: The Lion King National tour, Carmen (La Jolla Playhouse), West Side Story (Trinity Repertory Company), George C. Wolfe’s Harlem Song (Apollo Theatre). Dance Company credits include: Gus Giordano Jazz Dance Chicago, Patricia Kenny Dance Collection, Amy Marshall Dance Company, A Few Good Men Dancin’ and Melissa Thodos and Dancers.

Eric Curtis Johnson (Rumfoord) With the Fools: appeared as Mycroft in both Watsons; Deckard in Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?; The Dads in Neighborhood 3; The Man Who Could Sell Anything in Poona the Fuckdog; and JFK in The Magic Bullet Theory. At A Noise Within in Pasadena: Creon in Jean Anouilh's Antigone; Kurt in Strindberg’s The Dance of Death; Bob Cratchit in A Christmas Carol; Noakes in Arcadia; and Decius in Julius Caesar. Other favorite roles: Gary in Noises Off (Rubicon Theater); Driscoll in Kong (SkyPilot Theater); and many different roles in Magnum Opus Theatre (Thursty). You should watch Borderline season 1 on Amazon Prime. Plus there's ecurtisjohnson.com and facebook.com/ecjactor to like and follow.

Corey Klemow (u/s Salo) has been a member of Sacred Fools since 1999. Fools credits include Feet, Dubya 2000, Cirque Picnique, Drood, BeaverQuest! The Musical, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, Crime Scene, Fast & Loose, Serial Killers and many more. He also recently joined the team co-producing Sacred Fools' long-running theatrical open stage venue, Ten Tops, and hopes you will participate at the next show on April 10! TV credits include Angel and Party Down. He was an alien what got eaten by a giant spider in the B-movie monster flick Spiders.

Tim Kopacz (Stony Stevenson) moved to Los Angeles in September, having spent the past seven years as a student and performer in New England. He is a proud graduate of the Brown/Trinity MFA Program in Providence, RI. Most recently, he performed in Rogue Artists Ensemble's workshop production of The Kaidan Project. He is happy and proud to be making his Sacred Fools debut in a piece based on the work of an author who changed the course of his life. Peace, gratitude, and cosmic love to all that continue to support him, including his beloved cat Hadley.

Missy Mannila (u/s Mrs. Peterson) is a graduate of iO West and Second City Conservatory. She enjoys performing in plays, sketch comedies and improv shows around Los Angeles, while also pursuing a film acting career. This is her first time performing for the Sacred Fools Theater Company! She thanks Shaela and Ben for inviting her to join the cast, Tifanie for being awesome to understudy, and sends her love to everyone involved with the production!

Tifanie McQueen (Mrs. Peterson) is a proud member of Sacred Fools, where she has appeared as Mrs. Smudge in Resignation Day, Janet Foster in Magnum Opus Theatre, and as various roles in Fast & Loose and Serial Killers. Outside of the Fools, she has played roles including Rosalind in As You Like It, Viola in Twelfth Night, Jean in David’s Redhaired Death, Nora in Plough and the Stars, Bess in Abundance, Valerie in Road, Nina Totenberg in Acts of Sedition and Sharla in Killer Joe. She plays Nurse Ripner on the retro-futuristic web series Space Hospital and has appeared in the films The Diamonds of Metro Valley and Holiday Road. Love and thanks as ever to the great Paul Plunkett. More info at tifaniemcqueen.com.

Jesse Merlin (Salo) Dr. Hill: Re-Animator: The Musical (200 performances: Smith Center, Edinburgh Fringe, NYMF, Steve Allen, Hayworth, cast album, Ovation Award Nomination- Lead), Hannibal/Swing: Silence! The Musical (Hayworth), The President: The Beastly Bombing (Steve Allen, NYMF, Opera aan het Ij- Amsterdam), Troll King: Peer Gynt (SF Symphony), Old Priest: Exorcistic! (Hollywood Fringe), Oscar Wilde: Carved in Stone (Theater Asylum), Captain Corcoran: USS Pinafore (CCTC), Buckingham: Richard III (Eclectic), Sketches from the National Lampoon (Hayworth). Voice of F.A.N.G: Street Fighter V. Film/TV: Beyond the Gates, 12 Deadly Days, Dream Corp LLC, Hellsing Ultimate, FDR: American Badass!, Helen Keller vs. Nightwolves. Opera: 50 productions, four-year Opera San José Artist Residency, Long Beach Opera, Opera Santa Barbara, Opera Las Vegas, Pocket Lyrique (Paris), 7 seasons touring with G&S repertory Opera A La Carte &c. jessemerlin.com

K.J. Middlebrooks (Boaz) hails from the L.A. improv comedy scene. He's performed with Second City (LA), Groundlings, I.O.West, U.C.B. and literally seventeen million sketch comedy groups that you’ve never heard of with pun-tastic names like “The Nation of Improv”. Yep he's done commercials & indie films and feels lucky to have gone “viral” as the kids say If you have a moment plz google “Andersons Got Tickets”. Aww Thank you for that :) And at this very moment he's ridiculously thankful YOU’RE here to see his return to the Sacred Fools stage with this talented cast & crew of SIRENS OF TITAN. And Hi Mom & Dad! Yep still in Hollywood!

Dennis Neal (Redwine) This is Dennis' first time playing with Sacred Fools, and he couldn't be more excited. Dennis most recently appeared on stage in last year's Hollywood Fringe Festival as Scatman Crothers in David Castro's, Orson & Scatman, A Hollywood Ending! Prior to that he originated the dual roles of Louis Armstrong and Joe Glaser in Terry Teachout's one man play Satchmo at the Waldorf. Dennis is a founding member of Mad Cow Theatre in Orlando, Fl, one of the southeast premier theatre companies. His acting and coaching career spans 30 years of theatre, film, and television. To find out more about Dennis visit: dennisneal.biz. Thank You to Ben Rock for getting me in the mix, and the Cast of most talented folks for making me welcome. Special Thank You to my Susan.

Paul Plunkett (u/s Rumfoord) is enjoying his second dose of Vonnegut in under a year, having appeared this past Fall in The Next Arena's Vonnegut, USA as Henry Lovell. Sacred Fools credits include Little Henry in Gorey Stories (L.A. Drama Critics Circle Award w/the Ensemble, L.A. Weekly and Ovation Award nominations), Trigorin in Seagull and Hitler in Chopin in Space, plus countless late night roles in Serial Killers and Crime Scene. Fools directing credits include The Swine Show (L.A. Weekly Award nominee, Comedy Direction) Endgame (L.A. Weekly Award nominee for Direction) and 43 Plays for 43 Presidents. A founding Fools member, he has served six terms as an Artistic Director plus stints as Literary Manager, Membership Committee and Sgt.-at-Arms. Eternal love and gratitude to Tifanie!

Keith Szarabajka (The Voice) appeared in the original Organic Theater Company of Chicago’s production of SIRENS OF TITAN as Kazak, Bobby Denton and Stony Stevenson in 1977. He is currently co-artistic director of Ensemble Studio Theatre - The Los Angeles Project. Keith works extensively on stage, in television, film, video games, animation and audio books. His film work includes Missing, A Perfect World, The Dark Knight and Argo. Television regular/recurring work includes The Equalizer, Profit, Cold Case, Angel, Sons of Anarchy and Supernatural. The production of Watching O.J. he directed at EST-LA was nominated for Stage Raw’s Production of the Year in 2015-16.

Crew

Ben Rock (Director) is an award-winning director, producer, and projection and sound designer. At Sacred Fools, he directed Baal, Richard III, and Occupation. THE SIRENS OF TITAN is his lifelong dream come true. Previously, he has designed video projection for Stoneface and Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (with Anthony Backman) as well as Sci- Fest (seasons 1-2), Rio Hondo, Empire Burlesque, and Skullduggery. His film work ranges from production designing The Blair Witch Project to directing Future Boyfriend, a sci-fi romantic comedy which played at the Tribeca Film Festival last year. Please check out 20 Seconds to Live, the web series he created with Bob DeRosa, and his work out at benrockonline.com or follow him on twitter @Neptunesalad.

Stuart Gordon (Adaptor) was the co-founder and Artistic Director of Chicago’s Organic Theater Company, where he worked with Ray Bradbury, Roald Dahl, and Kurt Vonnegut, adapting their stories to the stage. He also produced and directed the world premiere of David Mamet's Sexual Perversity in Chicago. In 2009, he co-created Nevermore: An Evening with Edgar Allan Poe which was performed at New York’s Lincoln Center. In 2011, he produced and directed Re- Animator: The Musical based on the cult film (which he also directed). It won six L.A. Weekly awards including Best Musical and went on to great acclaim at the New York Musical Theater Festival and the Edinburgh Fringe. At Sacred Fools in 2014, he directed the Stage Raw and LADCC award-winning and Ovation Recommended Taste.

Shaela Cook (Lead Producer) A member of Sacred Fools since 2011, Shaela has been a producer on the company's late night show Serial Killers since the Fall of 2013. She also produced the 2015 Sacred Fools Mainstage show, Occupation. Outside of the Fools, she has field produced television shows for the SyFy Channel and Fox as well as a feature film and two short films. Shaela would like to thank Ben for entrusting her with such a meaningful project. She also wants to thank her vast village for their love and support and dedicate this show to her phenomenal son, Asher.

Chairman Barnes (Military Consultant) is a long-time Sacred Fool. He is an Army brat and a first Gulf War-era US Air Force veteran. He has studied theater at Va. Wesleyan College, L.A. Valley College and CSUN. He has also studied with Jeff Seymour at Gnu Theatre, The Groundlings (Michael Hitchcock) and attended the Summer Training Congress at ACT in San Francisco. Notable L.A. theater includes Clown Bar (West Coast Prem.), Unbound Prod.: Wake Not the Dead, The New Catacomb, Anansi and the Demons, The Girl Who Owned a Bear, and Tell-Tale Heart. For Sacred Fools he has been seen in Carnevil (World Prem.), Drood, Resignation Day and proudly shares an L.A. Weekly Ensemble award for Louis & Keely Live at the Sahara (Sacred Fools/Matrix).

Hillary Bauman (Key Scenic) creates art for stage, film, comic books, and personal commissions. She is a native of California and a graduate of Chapman University. Her scenic paint and design work has been seen at several theaters in Los Angeles including Boston Court, LATC, Ruskin Theatre Group, The Road at Magnolia & Lankershim, Rogue Machine Theater, Sacred Fools, Pico Playhouse, Skylight Theater, NOHO Arts Center, and the Hollywood Fringe Festival. Her film credits include storyboards for Girl on The Edge (Jay Silverman, director) and set paint for a variety of film/tv projects. She also produces independent comic book illustration including Cirrus:The Red Storm, Tales of Wax, and GALILEI. Join in the artistic journey at thechromabear.com.

Bob DeRosa (Marketing Associate Producer) has written for many shows at Sacred Fools, including Serial Killers, Fast & Loose, Crime Scene, and Naked Holidays. Bob's first full-length play All the Best Killers Are Librarians was nominated for Best Comedy at the 2016 Hollywood Fringe Festival. Bob has also written movies (Killers, The Air I Breathe), television (White Collar), and the award-winning web series 20 Seconds To Live, which he co-created with director Ben Rock. He is eternally grateful for his awesome wife Jen and their three amazing kitties... well, two are amazing, one's kind of a jerk.

Jennifer Christina DeRosa (Costume Designer) is a Costume Designer for TV, Film and Theater. She always enjoys opportunity to work with Ben Rock because it is usually a fun / interesting / gross project. As an enthusiast for vintage fashion, designing SIRENS OF TITAN fulfills the dream of doing vintage sic-fi. Here at the Fools you may have seen her handiwork in Taste,Occupation, Richard III, Mom's Dead, The Magic Bullet Theory and Candide. Jen occasionally uses her degree puts on a funny accent and gets up on stage, most recently in Loft Ensemble's productions of Long Joan Silver and The Cherry Orchard, but she is no stranger to Serial Killers at Sacred Fools. As always, she gives her eternal gratitude to Bob and the cats for putting up with her shenanigans.

Emily Donn (Assistant Prop Designer) is a proud member of Sacred Fools, where she designed props for Absolutely Filthy and Taste. A writer and actor, she will appear in a short play she wrote that is premiering and competing this spring in the third O’Shadowfest - a one- act competition sponsored by Offending Shadows Theatre Company, where she is also a proud member. When not writing plays, acting, or working on props, Emily is an entertainment reporter for ScreenRant.com.

Scott Golden (Assistant Director) Previous onstage credits include Absolutely Filthy (The Deceased), The Mother Ship (Willy/Werner) and the title character of Candide at Sacred Fools. He recently worked as AD on Lamprey: Weekend of Vengeance (Best Comedy) at the Hollywood Fringe Fest. Scott studied theatre at Florida State and improv with the Groundlings. He can be seen in over 50 national commercials as well as television and film.

Hat and Suitcase (Projection Designer) have been designing for the theatre since 1995, including Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? and Astro Boy and the God Of Comics right here at Sacred Fools Theater. Their work can also be seen in the other kind of theater at the end of The Great Wall. They hope someday to make a dog laugh.

Krystyna Łoboda (Scenic Designer) Spaceships landing on the LA Stage!? Wha..?! The first time Krystyna brought the cosmos down to earth was at Theatre of Note with her design for Entropy. Other local credits include Currency for Inkwell, Capsized Flotsam at the Ark, and Orange Lemon Egg Canary. Over the years she’s designed for theatres in London, New York, Edinburgh, Prague, Boston, and the Carolinas. Her work has been showcased at the World Stage Design Exhibition in Toronto and the Scenography Prague Quadrennial. Krystyna also designs for film. She is a member of the Art Director’s Guild, and is represented by APA.

Maggie Marx (Stage Manager) LACC's Technical Theatre Academy alumna and Hollywood native. Stage Manager credits include Death of a Salesman, 1984, Anton in Show Business (LACC); The Player King, Psychosexual (MET Theatre); Most Massive Woman Wins (Let Live); RIPE, Edge, Turning Page, Reclining Nude on La Cienega (Greenway Court Theatre); Cold Sweat (Atwater Village Theatre); Hit the Wall, Dog Sees God, Fool for Love (LALGBT Center). Thank you to my Lost boy.

Cj Merriman (Choreographer) has been involved at Fools for the last eight years and the last three choreographing (thanks to Fools). Past works include: The Loft’s She Kills Monsters, back to Fool’s for Miravel and The Box, and MANY different dances for Fool’s beloved late night show Serial Killers. She has also enjoyed collaborating with Michelle Gardner on #lipsyncsign both for live and filmed work.

Angela Santori Merritt (Hair and Makeup Artist) is so thrilled to be working her first show with Sacred Fools. However, she is not green to the theater scene. She is the Hair and Makeup Designer for Loft Ensemble Theater Company with over ten shows under her belt, including Ovation Award Winning She Kills Monsters and King Lear, and she recently finished Dracula: Blood Before Dawn. Special Effects Makeup has been Angela’s passion for many years, which has lead to a recurring role with 17th Door Haunt Experience as a monster artist. She has a handful of short films, weddings, special event and headshots on her resume and just recently earned her Media Makeup and Beauty Certification from the South Bay L.A. Makeup Institute. Check out her Instagram @blackcatsfx

Lisa Anne Nicolai (Prop Designer) In addition to designing props for this production, Lisa Anne has worked with Sacred Fools in many capacities including acting, writing, producing and costuming. Other prop design credits for this company include Past Time, Candide, the multiple award-winning The Behavior of Broadus, Live! From the Last Night of My Life, Crumble (Lay Me Down Justin Timberlake), Saving Up For Saturday Night, A Kind of Love Story, and the remount of The Magic Bullet Theory at The Matrix. Thank you for coming out and supporting small theatre in Los Angeles.

Tj O’Brien (Assistant Stage Manager) is thrilled to be involved with another Sacred Fools production! As an actor/writer, he has had three pieces in Serial Killers: Christmastown 00000, Alex in Agencyland, and Invitation to Love... and Death. Behind the scenes, he was part of the crew for A Woman of No Importance. You may also have seen him here and there in Fast & Loose, Ten Tops, or just around the theater! A Chicago native and Columbia College theatre grad who migrated to L.A. seven years ago after a lengthy detour in NYC, he lives in Studio City with his two feline nutcases, Merlin and MoMo.

Bo Powell (Associate Producer) is a proud member of Sacred Fools Theatre Company. Recently for Sacred Fools Bo was the assistant director for Mom’s Dead and producer for Fast and Loose. Outside of the Fools he has recently produced a production of William Shakespeare’s Cymbeline and a production of Around the World in 80 Days. He will be making his directorial debut this Hollywood Fringe Festival, directing a cabaret style election reaction play entitled The Orange Mango Cabaret. Thank you for supporting small theatre.

Matt Richter and Adam Earle (Lighting Designers) are an award-winning lighting design team based in Los Angeles. They are the resident designers for the LA LGBT Center. Recent designs include Hit The Wall (LADCC Award and Ovation Nomination),and The Search For Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe Revisited, both for the LA LGBT Center; Next To Normal; and Plasticity. They both enjoy the work of Kurt Vonnegut.

Jamie Robledo (Sound Designer) is a proud member of Sacred Fools Theater Company. He is an L.A. based writer, director, and designer whose past credits include Astro Boy and the God of Comics (LADCC Nominations for Direction and Sound Design, Stage Raw Nominations for Direction and Production of the Year), Stoneface: The Rise and Fall and Rise of Buster Keaton (L.A. Weekly Awards for Production of the Year, Production Design, and Best Director), and Watson: The Last Great Tale of the Legendary Sherlock Holmes (L.A. Weekly Award for Comedy Direction and Ovation Award Nomination for Direction). Jaime will be directing the L.A. Premiere of Anne Washburn's Mr. Burns: A Post Electric Play at Sacred Fools in October.

Alicia Conway Rock (Dramaturge) Proud member of Sacred Fools Theater Company and former Co- Artistic Director (2015-2016) Alicia Conway Rock directs, writes, and produces film, theatre, and television. She recently directed Mom’s Dead for Sacred Fools’ 20th season. As a Vonnegut fan since her teens and a research nerd, she couldn’t be more pleased to be part of the SIRENS team.

Ruth Silveira (Assistant Costume Designer) In addition to acting, directing, and writing (a tiny bit) at Sacred Fools, Ruth has also built some costumes for Feet, Comedy of Errors, Caprice, Jack, Dracula: A Musical Nightmare, Don Juan in Chicago and Mechanical Rabbit. She assisted the Costumer on Neverwhere and is very happy now to be working with Jen Smith.

Michael Teoli (Score Composer) Before graduating from Berklee College of Music in Boston, Teoli worked on Howard Shore's Music Team for Lord of the Rings: Return of the King. Since then, he has scored/worked on music for over 60 films, currently scoring the feature The Other Side. Michael has composed three full-length musicals: Tonya & Nancy: The Rock Opera, CarnEvil and The Werewolves of Hollywood Boulevard. Tonya enjoyed a successful run at the 2015 New York Musical Theatre Festival and just closed a Chicago run. Michael provided Music Direction, Arrangements and Additional Musical Composition for Doomsday Cabaret, Exorcistic (each winning BEST MUSICAL at the Hollywood Fringe in 2012 and 2013 respectively) and Skullduggery: The Musical Prequel to Hamlet. Get the soundtrack to his feature, Neshima, at cdbaby.com/cd/michaelteoli3.

Russ Walko (Puppet/Creature Designer) is excited to have created Salo, Kazak and the harmoniums for this project. He is very familiar with a sci-fi theme having just worked on all things puppets for the Mystery Science Theatre 3000 reboot on Netflix. He has built puppets for several StarKid Productions in Chicago and was even nominated for a Jeff Award for a set of original Avenue Q puppets. Other notable projects he has been apart of both building and puppeteering include Pee-Wee Herman Live, Community, The Simpsons and several projects for the Jim Henson Company. To see more examples of his work visit PuppetGarage.com.

Brian Wallis (Projection Tech) is excited to be working with this all-star team. It's his third time being humbled by the amazing designs of Jim Pierce, and fifth (sixth?) collaboration with the unstoppable Ben Rock (who taught Brian most of the skills he's using on this show). Big thanks to Stuart for bringing this crazy tale to our boards.

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