part of Locally Grown Mosaic FROM THE MANAGING DIRECTOR ABOUT THE PLAYWRIGHT

Dear Friends, Thank you for checking out Mosaic’s foray into the streaming theater arena! The 18 month journey from page to stage to digital devices has been a test of endurance and source of inspiration for all of us. It began in the “Before Times” on Labor Day 2019 when Inherit the Windbag was read aloud the first time at the Page to Stage Festival. Mosaic was thrilled to begin developing this new work by Washington Post humorist Alexandra Petri with support from a Trish Vradenburg New Play Commission. Rehearsals began six months later on February 12, 2020. The cast rehearsed for the March 16 World Premiere Opening Night. Buzz grew: No show in Mosaic’s history had enjoyed such a large advance sale. You know what happened next. As the set began gathering dust in the ghost-lit Sprenger Theater, Mosaic Staff andWindbag creatives got inspired. In May and June Mosaic’s Business Manager Deb Hanselman negotiated with Actors Equity for permission to record the show via Zoom from the actors’ homes. Mosaic’s Development Department raised $5000 online to fund cameras, lights and microphones. Production Manager Chris Banks and Stage Manager April E. Carter promptly spent the money on suddenly in-demand home-video equipment. Lee Mikeska Gardner, our director, spent weeks story-boarding the whole show for video capture. We documented the delivery of sanitized video equipment, costumes, props and furniture to the actors homes all over the DMV. Watch the video here. Just after July 4 we received our freshly minted Equity contracts. ALEXANDRA PETRI On August 5 with Mosaic’s Chris Wren as Director of Photography, Zoom-based film-making INHERIT THE WINDBAG began. Lee was in Boston, Alexandra Petri in DC, and the cast in front of green screens at home. For three exciting weeks we were back in the theater business - in a way none of us Alexandra Petri is a playwright, columnist, and author. Her satire could ever have dreamed. Taping “wrapped” on August 28. We had taken a leap of faith in appears regularly in The Washington Post and has also appeared in technology and our own resourcefulness. McSweeneys and The New Yorker's Daily Shouts and Murmurs, as well Editing began just days after the horrors of January 6; in the 18 months since inception, as on the radio, and on TV. Her plays include the radio drama Equinox Petri’s play had become more timely than ever. (Flying V Productions), "to tell my story: a hamlet fanfic" (The Welders, We hope you enjoy the bite-sized theatrical morsels of Inherit the Windbag we’ll be delivering to you twice a month. We figure you, like we, have screen fatigue. But we’re also confident 2017 — Helen-Hayes nominated;) Tragedy Averted (Capital Fringe), hook- you’ll enjoy these theatrical bon mots from Alexandra’s sardonic pen. ups (Panndora's Box Productions). She was a member of the second In my imagination I can see and hear us again in person watching this wonderful new play. generation of the Welders playwrights collective, and is currently I hope it is soon we’ll be together again celebrating great performances and enjoying the a member of the BMI Lehman Engel Musical Theatre Advanced sound of laughter from a live audience. Workshop. She apologizes profusely to anyone and everyone on whom she has inflicted Gore Vidal fun facts over the last two years. Up next: NOTHING IS WRONG AND HERE IS WHY, a collection of essays. Serge Seiden, Managing Director and Producer

2 | SEASON 6 INHERIT THE WINDBAG | 3 MOSAIC THEATER COMPANY of DC MISSION PRESENTS AN 8-PART WEB SERIES

Independent, intercultural, entertaining, and uncensored, Mosaic Theater Company is committed to making transformational, socially-relevant art, producing plays by authors on the front lines of conflict zones, and to building a fusion community to address some of the most pressing issues of our times. Dedicated to making our theater a model of diversity and inclusion at every strata, on stage and off, Mosaic invests in the new as we keep abreast of our changing and challenging times to ensure that our theater is a responsive gathering space, all the while nurturing and producing art of the highest order.

We complement our productions with comprehensive engagement through free pre- and post-show programming and educational initiatives, including our touring “Mosaic on the Move.” We strive to foster a culture of listening and welcoming, embracing complexity and a multi-focal perspective. Our plays speak truth to power and to the private parts of our soul. In short, we make art with a purpose and strive for impact.

By Alexandra Petri Production Manager Chris Banks Lighting, Projections, & VFX Dylan Uremovich Directed By Sound Design & Editor David Bryan Jackson Lee Mikeska Gardner Costume Design Brandee Mathies Maintaining the Momentum Fund Original Set Design Emily Lotz Original Properties Design Willow Watson At Mosaic we are lucky to have the support of amazing donors that are Director of Photography Chris Wren helping us Maintain the Momentum through COVID. We want to take Video Editor Karim Darwish a special moment to celebrate Dan Logan’s game-changing $900,000 Stage Manager April E. Carter* Dan Logan commitment to Mosaic Theater Company which is in two extraordinary Dramaturg Shirley Serotsky President of the Revada Foundation parts. A $400,000 capital gift allows us to go public with our Maintaining Credits Music Performed by Max Jackson the Momentum Campaign to raise $1.2 million dollars to secure operational finances and help fund extraordinary artistic opportunities such as playwright commissions and national tours, as well as unique outreach and educational initiatives in our community. Inherit the Windbag is generously underwritten by the Vradenburg Foundation with additional support Mosaic’s Maintaining the Momentum Fund is the capstone of Mosaic’s strategic from Bill Perkins & Evelyn Sandground, The Frank and Marta Jager Foundation, Nancy & Louis Goodman, plan. We’re excited to announce that with additional generous support from the Share Fund, and John & Susan Dwyer. individuals, and Mosaic Board members, the Maintaining the Momentum Fund is halfway toward its goal. Mosaic Theater Company of DC’s Season Six is generously underwritten by Co-Founder Dan Logan; Founding Benefactor, The Reva and David Logan Foundation; The Share Fund; the Steinglass Family and In addition to Dan Logan’s capital gift, the Revada Foundation has also committed to critical general operating support of $125,000 a year for the next 4 years. Mosaic is one of DC’s most The Shubert Foundation. exciting and successful start-up stories. Dan’s commitment means Mosaic’s future is more Season Six is also funded in part by the D.C. Commission on the Arts & Humanities, an agency supported secure than ever. in part by the National Endowment for the Arts. President of Mosaic Board of Directors Bill Tompkins shared “We owe our Inherit the Windbag is part of Mosaic's Locally Grown Initiative and funded, in part, by The Trish Vradenburg existence to the visionary investment of Dan Logan. That’s why we’re honored to Play Commission Program. call him a co-founder. Without him, we wouldn’t be here.”

Dan Logan is President of the Revada Foundation, which supports theater, film, opera, and jazz in the DC area.

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Tamieka Chavis+ (Demon) is Christmas on Mars, Watbanaland (Woolly Mam- thrilled to return to Mosaic moth); King John, Julius Caesar (Shakespeare The- Theater after debuting in atre); If I Forget, Two Sisters and a Piano, Conversations CHARM as Victoria. REGION- With My Father, Imagine Drowning, North Shore Fish, AL: Chesapeake Shakes- Romeo and Juliet (Studio Theatre); Broken Glass, peare Company (resident The Tale of the Allergist’s Wife, The Accident, Either acting company): Macbeth Or (Theater J); A Christmas Carol, The Diary of Anne (BWW Best Actress in Play 2019), Romeo + Juliet, Frank, The Crucible, Mary Stuart, The Tempest, Ran- Henry IV Parts 1 & 2, The Tempest, A Christmas Carol | cho Mirage, Dinner with Friends, A Passion for Justice, Constellation Theatre Company: Caucasian Chalk Over the Tavern, Rabbit Hole, Brooklyn Boy, Sight Un- Circle | Ally Theatre Company (company member): seen, The Laramie Project, ‘Art’, Becket, Broken Glass, Clover, Rabbit Summer, Welcome to Sis' | NextStop M. Butterfly, The Rivals, Coffee With Richelieu, Private Theatre: Eurydice, Middletown, Love Loss and What I Lives, The Time of Your Life, Night Must Fall (Olney Wore | Smithsonian Discovery Theater: Lions of In- Theatre); Midwives, Life X 3, Snakebit, The Threepenny dustry/Mothers of Invention, Mother Earth and Me | Opera (Round House); Sight Unseen, Shooting Star, A Imagination Stage:Sinbad The Untold Story (u/s) | The Passion for Justice (Everyman); Underneath the Lintel, Kennedy Center TYA: She A Gem (u/s). TV: Anacostia Ghost Writer, Sidney Bechet, Speed-the-Plow, Burn (Daytime Emmy),The Wire, Psychic Detectives. FILM: This (Metrostage). Torn, The Henchman's War, Ex-Mas Eve. TRAINING: Graduate of British American Drama Academy - John Lescault* Photo by Jhon Ochoa Midsummer In Oxford (Oxford, UK) and National (William F. Buckley) Conservatory of Dramatic Arts (Washington DC). Mosaic Theatre: Unexplored INHERIT THE WINDBAG PERSONAL: she/her/hers | NCDA faculty member, Interiors. International: Defi- teaching artist, voiceover artist, producer. Up next: ant Requiem (Prague), A Mid- (in order of appearance) Lyle the Crocodile at Adventure Theatre MTC. summer Night’s Dream (Ma- @tamiekachavis | tamiekachavis.com cau Arts Festival). New York: Demon 2, including Howard K. Smith, Ayn Rand, Nina Gore, Pat Tamieka Chavis+ Handbagged (59E59/RHT), Le Deserteur (Opera La- Buckley (Ducky), Truman Capote, James Baldwin, the Kraken and Stephen Kime+ (Demon) fayette at Lincoln Center). Regional: Native Gardens, other Sea Creatures, Buckley, Sr. and Nurse Mosaic Debut. REGIONAL: A Prayer for Owen Meany (Cincinnati Playhouse). Annapolis Shakespeare DC/VA/MD over 100 professional productions in- Voice of Richard Nixon; Demon 1, including Whittaker Chambers, Stephen Kime+ Company: Hamlet (Hamlet), cluding, (but not limited to): The Second City’s Twist Norman Mailer, Dr. Kinsey, Howard Austen, Truman Capote, the A Christmas Carol; Baltimore Your Dickens, Love, Factually; and Opera Lafayette’s Kraken and other Sea Creatures and Frank McNamee Theatre Project: Crusade; Sancho Panca; as Beethoven and Dvorak with the North Carolina Symphony: NSO (Kennedy Center), Arena Stage, Shakespeare Gore Vidal Paul Morella* Pirates of Penzance; JAG productions; If This Be Sin; Theatre Company, Folger Theatre, Round House NEW YORK: Theater for the New City: Brittanicus; Theatre, Signature Theatre, Ford’s Theatre, Studio First Flight: Forgotten Soldiers; Fools and Kings: Peri- Theatre, Olney Theatre, and Theatre J. Film/TV: William F. Buckley, Jr. John Lescault* cles; Dixon Place: Blue Balls; FILM: This is for Horses; Lincoln, The Day Lincoln Was Shot, Unsolved Myster- Tethered; TRAINING: University of North Carolina ies (as John Wilkes Booth), Beautiful Something, The School of the Arts (BFA Drama) stephenkime.com Fox Hunter, and Dakota. John has been a narrator

Inherit the Windbag is a professional production employing members of Actors’ Equity Association (AEA) and of audiobooks for the Library of Congress’s Talking United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829 of the IATSE. Paul Morella* (Gore Vidal) Books program and other commercial outfits for After the War (Mosaic The- nearly 30 years. He is a graduate of The Catholic *Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United ater); Orpheus Descending, University of America. States. +Indicates an Equity Membership Candidate. All My Sons (Arena Stage); Richard III, Macbeth (Folger); Angels in America, God of Car- nage (Signature); Cherokee, After Ashley, Grace, Big Death & Little Death, Quills,

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Lee Mikeska Gardner Dylan Uremovich (Lights, Projections, & VFX) les and Boston, as well as more recently as part of Karim Darwish (Video Editor) (Director) returns to D.C. af- Dylan Uremovich is a lighting and multimedia de- Mosaic’s Voices From a Changing Middle East tour). Karim is a theatre artist, educator and content ter 6 years in New England. signer based in Washington DC. Although this is His Song for the Earth can be heard on Zoe Raven- creator originally from Cairo, Egypt. Karim holds a She is the Artistic Director his first time as lighting designer for Mosaic, his wood’s album The Problem Might be Me. Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting from Towson Uni- of The Nora in Cambridge, projections works has been seen previously in at versity and an Associate of Arts in Theatre Perfor- MA where favorite projects Mosaic in Eureka Day, Theory, Native Son, and Shame Willow Watson (Original Properties Design) mance from Montgomery College. Karim also has include directingCloud 9, 2.0. In addition to Mosaic Theater, he has had the has designed the properties for a number of Mo- over 8 years of experience in video production and the world premiere of The Midvale High School pleasure of working as a designer with several arts saic Theater productions, including Oh God, The has produced digital content for theatres, colleges, Fiftieth Reunion (with Gordon Clapp), Journey to the organizations in the region including The Kenne- Vanguard Trilogy, Paper Dolls, Vicuna, The Devil's and non-profit organizations. Through his work, West, Her Aching Heart, Saving Kitty (with Jennifer dy Center, Adventure Theatre, Imagination Stage, Music: The Life and Times of Bessie Smith,The Return, Karim aims to bring awareness to social and global Coolidge) and Arcadia, performing in Lauren Gun- Dance Place, Pointless Theatre Co., Infinity Theatre Blood Knot, A Human Being Died That Night and When challenges facing our current and future genera- derson's The Revolutionists and Emilie: La Marquise Company, Choral Arts Society of Washington, and January Feels Like Summer. However, she has had a tions and cross language and cultural barriers to du Châtelet Defends Her Life Tonight, Madeleine Xing Dance Theater. His twin artistic obsessions are particular affinity and deep connection for the empower people regardless of who they are, where George's Precious Little and Tess in Marjorie Prime. telling amazing stories and creating interactive en- Voices from a Changing Middle East Festivals at they come from, or what they believe in, to be part Lee spent her formative years in the Washington, vironments that respond to the movements and ac- both Mosaic and Theatre J. During Mosaic's first of the solution! D.C. area as an actor, director and administrator at tions of both performers and audience. Check out two seasons, she collaborated with Israeli artists theaters as varied as Woolly Mammoth, 1st Stage, more of his work at UremovichDesign.com. on both the props and costumes for Ulysses on Bot- Chris Wren (Director of Photography) Avant Bard, Arena Stage, Rep Stage, Theatre J, tles and After the War; and for The Admission, Return Chris Wren is a director, cinematographer and the- Consenting Adults Theatre Company, Keegan The- Brandee Mathies (Costume Design) has been to Haifa, Pangs of the Messiah, Mikveh, and Accident atre artist originally from Spring Green, Wisconsin. atre, Washington Stage Guild, Signature and many Studios Theatre's Costume Shop Manager since at Theatre J. Other productions that she found to He is a founding member of Capital City Theatre others. Lee is the recipient of both Helen Hayes 1994. He has designed "Mother Struck, Constella- be particularly meaningful were A Class Act and and Origin! Theatre Company and holds a Bach- and Elliot Norton awards and nominations. She tions, This Is Our Youth, The Year of Magical Think- The Life of Galileo for Studio; Arcadia and Hamlet elor of Arts in Theater from Edgewood College spent seven years as Associate Artistic Director ing, Stoop Stories, Rimers of Eldritch, A Number, The for The Folger; Camille and Glengarry Glen Ross for and an Associate of Arts in Graphic Design and with the Shenandoah Playwrights’ Retreat working Syringa Tree, and Comic Briefs" for Studio, as well RoundHouse; Two Bit Taj Mahal for Theater of the Video Production from Madison College. Chris on plays in development and as an educator, Lee as "Terminus, Moth, Contractions, A Beautiful View, First Amendment; Jitney for Ford's; Assassins for has over a decade of experience in video produc- has taught or served as a Guest Artist at Colleges Crestfall, and Polaroid Stories" for Studio 2ndStage. Signature. Her theatrical work has also included tion and marketing with a focus on theatre and and Universities across the nation including DC area credits include Vicuna, Satchmo at the Wal- costume crafts, scenic painting and sculpture. She non-profit performing arts organizations. He is Emerson, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, UVA, dorf, Hooded for Dummies, Blood Knot & A Human Be- studied fine arts at Corcoran Gallery of Art, Cornell also a proud member of SAG-AFTRA with acting Charlottesville, University of Maryland, College ing die that night at Mosaic Theater Company "Any- University and City College of New York. credits that include MTV, CBS, FOX and Hyun- Park, and Middlebury College. Lee has a B.F.A. thing Goes and Spunk" at Howard University; "The dai USA in addition to regional theater work. in the Performing Arts from George Mason Uni- Wiz" at Duke Ellington School of the Arts & "Black April E. Carter (Production Stage Manager) www.theatrevideo.com! versity and an M.F.A. in Acting from The Catholic Nativity" at The Kennedy Center, & "Black Nativity" April E. Carter, Assistant Production Manager/ University of America. Theater Alliance. Stage Manager & Casting Director; She is very excited to be at Mosaic. For over 20 years she has Emily Lotz (Original Set Design) Emily is a freelance David Bryan Jackson (Sound Design and Editor) Actors’ Equity Association (AEA) was founded in 1913 as been Stage Managing in around the DC area and designer based in Washington DC and a Helen recently composed the music and designed sound the first of the American actor unions. Equity’s mission is has toured nationally. Some of her stage manage- to advance, promote and foster the art of live theatre as Hayes Award Nominee for Outstanding Scenic De- for Cloud 9 and Les Liaisons Dangereuses at the Nora ment credits include The Devil’s Music the Life and an essential component of our society. Today, Equity rep- sign for Princess & the Pauper - A Bollywood Tale at Theatre in Cambridge, Massachusetts; previous lo- Blues of Bessie Smith (ASM/Mosaic Theater), Alad- resents more than 40,000 actors, singers, dancers and Imagination Stage. Recent credits includeLittle Shop cal productions includeBloomsday, Magic, The Apple stage managers working in hundreds of theatres across the din (ASM/Adventure Theatre), James and the Giant of Horrors and The Wiz at ArtsCentric, The War Boys Cart, The Cocktail Party, and Les Parents Terribles at United States. Equity members are dedicated to working in Peach (ASM/Adventure Theatre), Avenue Q (TAKE the theatre as a profession, upholding the highest artistic at Ally Theatre Company, Matilda at Nextstop The- Washington Stage Guild, Krapp's Last Tape (Kee- OVER ASM/Constellation Theatre) and Three Sis- standards. Equity negotiates wages and working conditions atre Company, The Diary of Anne Frank and Dracula gan Theatre), Henry V (Washington Shakespeare tah’s (ASM/Metro Stage) Hooded: Or Being Black for and provides a wide range of benefits including health and at the Chesapeake Shakespeare Company, Elephant Company), It’s Only A Play (Metrostage), The Supper pension plans for its members. Through its agreement with Dummies (SM/Mosaic Theater}, Paper Dolls (ASM/ and Piggie: We Are In A Play at First Stage, and Al- (Scena Theatre), and Deep Cut (Consenting Adults Equity, this theatre has committed to the fair treatment Mosaic), Oh, God! (ASM/Mosaic), Oyeme’ (SM/ of the actors and stage managers employed in this pro- ways... Patsy Cline at Milwaukee Repertory Theater. Theatre Company). He has also worked as an actor Imagination Stage),. April is a native Washingtonian duction. AEA is a member of the AFL-CIO and is affiliated Recent assistant credits include How To Catch A Star at many D.C. area theatres and received a Theatre who grew up in Columbia, MD. She received her with FIA, an international organization of performing arts and She A Gem at The Kennedy Center. For more Lobby award for his performances in Intimate Ex- unions. For more information, visit www.actorsequity.org. B.F.A. in Musical Theatre from Howard University. information on Lotz's work please visit her website changes at Source Theatre and Via Dolorosa at The- at www.emilylotzdesign.com. ater J (the latter of which he reprised in Los Ange-

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Mosaic Theater Company is able to produce independent, intercultural, entertaining, and MOSAIC STAFF uncensored theater thanks to the many individuals, foundations, and organizations who Serge Seiden Chris Wren April E. Carter made generous contributions for Season 5 and 6 between July 1, 2019 - December 31, 2020. Managing Director and Producer Director of Marketing Casting Director and Thank you for being a part of our mosaic. Assistant Production Manager Psalmayene 24 Maria Benzie Andrew W. Mellon Playwright in Patron Services and Deborah Hanselman Visionaries Judy and Peter Blum Nora Roberts Foundation Nancy Schaffer & Karen Residence Data Manager Business Manager Anonymous Kovler Foundation David Bruce Smith Dixon Bloomberg Philanthropies Cathy MacNeil-Hollinger Stephen R. Stern & Andy & Marjan Shallal Chelsea Radigan Angelisa Gillyard Michael Cottrell Susan Clampitt & Jeremy & Mark Hollinger Margaret Hahn Stern Victor Shargai (of blessed Director of Associate Business Manager Literary Manager Waletzky, and the John E. Evelyn Sandground & Bill Muriel Wolf, in memory of memory) & Craig Pascal Outreach and Education Lina Khawaldah Fetzer Memorial Trust Perkins Richard N. Wolf Anne L. Plant Aria Velz Chris Banks Company and Personnel The Roy Cockrum Leslie Scallet & Maury Cynthia Wolloch & Joseph Myrna Sislen & Bill Rice Manager of Institutional Giving Production Manager Manager Foundation Lieberman Reid The Patricia Smith Dan & Gloria Logan Theatre Communications Julie & David Zalkind Charitable fund Dina Soltan Donor Relations Associate The Reva and David Logan Group Rory & Shelton Dr. Frances & Mr. Tom Foundation Elaine Reuben and The Zuckerman Wills Eugene M. Lang Timbrel Fund Margot & Paul (of blessed Foundation Venturous Theater Fund Producing Partners memory) Zimmerman Revada Foundation of the Tides Foundation Anonymous A.I.R. COHORT (Mosaic’s current class of apprentices, interns, and resident fellows) The Share Fund Emily & Frank Vogl Anonymous Ally Eli Bradley Fargo Tbakhi The Steinglass Family Weissberg Foundation Brian & Cheryl Argrett Les Silverman & Patty Rosa Wiener Allan & Michele Berman Abramson (of blessed Communications Apprentice Literary Apprentice Lead Underwriters Thomas Burton memory) Yasmin Eubanks Deborah Carliner & Production Capitol Hill Community Donald Adams & Ellen Company Management and Robert Remes Underwriter Foundation Maland Education Apprentice DC Commission on the Anonymous City First Bank of DC Virginia Q Anthony, in Arts and Humanities Anonymous Mimi Conway & Dennis honor of Julie Zalkind Micheline Klagsbrun Ronald Abramson Houlihan Jeffrey & Stacie Lee Banks & Ken Grossinger, Andrew R. 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Cohen Diane Ullius Anonymous Vincent Brown & Gwenda Gloria Weissberg Bruce Klein Winter Family Fund Avi & Rina Dechter Bruce and Mara Mayor Laura & Nick Unger Anonymous De Moor Manley Williams Angela Lancaster & Chuck Monica Adler Werner Helen & Lowell Dittmer Eileen McCarthy Emmanuel Vaughn Dianne and Herbert Susan & Dixon Butler Muckenfuss Gay Young Lisa Dubay Sidonie McCoy Samuel Sanders Visner Lerner Merritt Chesley Sustainer Erik Lichtenberg & Carol Joy & Murray Zinoman Lucia K. Edmonds Sarah and David McMeans Rosa Wiener Sigmund & Susan Cohen Anonymous Mermey Shirley Eglen T. Chase Meacham Jeanne Cohn-Connor & Anonymous Freddi Lipstein & Scott Friend Laura Einstein Joyce Migdall & Richard To learn how you can support Mosaic Theater, see Mark Wolfe Actors Equity Foundation Berg Anonymous Adrienne Eng Klein mosaictheater.org/donate or contact us at Rosemary F Crockett Stanley Asrael Mireille Lisimaque Anonymous Peter Eveleth MaryAnn Miller [email protected] or call 202-285-4437

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