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From the Screenplay by Frances Goodrich, Albert Hackett, Frank Capra, and Jo Swerling Directed by Carol Dunne†† Adapted by Joe Landry From the screenplay by Frances Goodrich, Albert Hackett, Frank Capra, and Jo Swerling Directed by Carol Dunne†† Co-Sound Designer Co-Sound Designer Line Producer Jane Shaw† Alek Deva Brian R. Sekinger Assistant Director Assistant Line Producer Dialect Coach Helen Rooker Ross Patten Thom Miller Special thanks to our Season Underwriter Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital, who has partnered with Northern Stage to provide weekly COVID-19 testing for Northern Stage artists and is consulting with the company on best health and safety practices. Special thanks to Jane and Bill Stetson, and to the Hanover High School Jazz Combo, directed by Ian Golub, lead by Jamie Hackett, featuring Eli Cowie, Emily Nadeau, Luka Cantone, Ella Caterini, Max Solberg, Freddie Tagupa, Jamie Hackett, and Gunnar Langhus Produced by special arrangement with Playscripts, Inc. (www.playscripts.com) †Member of the United Scenic Artists The scenic, costume, lighting and sound designers in LORT Theatres are represented by United Scenic Artists, Local USA-829 of the IATSE. †† Season Underwriter Show Sponsors CAST Brittany Bellizeare ................................................. Mary Hatch, Young Mary Jacqueline Byrne ........................ Violet Bick, Young Violet, Mrs. Thompson Caitlin Deerin ................. Zuzu, Ruth Dakin Bailey, Sadie Vance, Announcer Carol Dunne .............................................................Rose Bailey, Mrs. Hatch Tom Ford ..Old Man Gower, Henry F. Potter, Joseph, Tommy, Bridge Keeper Jelinda Metelus .................Widow Collins, Matilda, Mamie the Teller, Janie Max Samuels ..................................................George Bailey, Young George Jacob Tischler .................................Stage Manager, Bert, Billy Bailey, Pete, Peter Bailey, Sam Wainwright, Martini, Nick, Binky Damian Thompson ..............................................Harry Bailey, Young Harry, Clarence, Ernie, Marty, Mr. Welch, Cop Additional material by Carol Dunne and Jacob Tischler. ABOUT THE COMPANY BRITTANY BELLIZEARE Theater: National Black Theatre: Retreat (Constance); Two River Theatre: Seven Guitars (Ruby) and King Hedley II (Tonya); The Geva Theatre Center: The Magician’s Daughter (Miranda); Baltimore Center Stage: Skeleton Crew (Shanita); The Guthrie: The Bluest Eye (Pecola); TheaterWorks Hartford: Sunset Baby (Nina); La Jolla Playhouse/Berkeley Repertory Theatre: The Last Tiger in Haiti (Rose - NAACP Theatre nomination for Best Ensemble); Northern Stage: The Mountaintop (Camae). TV/Film: The Blacklist, Eye Candy, The Knick, “Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul,” featured on Issa Rae’s YouTube Channel. Education: MFA, Acting - The New School for Drama; B.S., Mathmatics - Spelman College. www.brittanybellizeare.com JACQUELINE BYRNE is so excited to be a part of the Northern Stage community as an E-term student. She currently lives in Montreal, but grew up in Switzerland and New Hampshire. She is a Junior (‘22) at Dartmouth College, majoring in Theater and minoring in English. She transferred to Dartmouth after freshman year from Chapman University and has been participating in theater since elementary school. Last summer, she interned at Jeffrey Richards Associates in producing and performed in her first Dartmouth show this past winter, as Matty in The Sweet Science of Bruising. Other past roles include Clarice in The Liar and Olivia in Twelfth Night. ABOUT THE COMPANY CAITLIN DEERIN is excited to be an E-termer at Northern Stage for the Fall of 2020. From Olney, MD, Cait is a Dartmouth College junior studying Mathematics with minors in Education and Theater. Her acting credits include A Christmas Carol (Martha Cratchit, Ford’s Theater), Werter (Ensemble, Kennedy Center), Annie (Annie, Olney Theater Center), The Sound of Music (Louisa von Trap, Olney Theater Center), The Secret Garden (Mary Lennox, Cockpit in Court), Annie (Annie, Toby’s Dinner Theatre), Oliver! (Ensemble, Toby’s Dinner Theatre), and The Living (Ensemble, Dartmouth College). She is grateful to Professors James Rice and Jamie Horton for their training and encouragement. Cait is a proud member of Actor’s Equity Association. TOM FORD is happy to be returning to Northern Stage where he appeared as Miss Trunchbull in Matilda. Tom is the book writer of the new musical The Show on the Roof, with music and lyrics by Alex Syiek, scheduled for Spring of 2021 at Boise Contemporary Theater. Recent: Elmo in Read to Me at Portland Stage, Felix in The Odd Couple at New London Barn, Connor in Lewiston at BCT, Higgins in My Fair Lady, Frollo in The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and Wargrave in And Then There Were None at Idaho Shakespeare and Great Lakes Theater. Broadway: By Jeeves. JELINDA METELUS is absolutely ecstatic to be working at Northern Stage this fall. She is a Dartmouth College ‘22 who is minoring in Theater and African and African-American Studies while majoring in Sociology modified with Education. Theater has always brought Jelinda so much joy whether she is on the stage or not, and she is ready to learn more about the professional world of theater. She acted throughout high school performing in Legally Blonde (2015), The Sound of Music (2016), Shrek the Musical (2017), and The Marriage of Bette and Boo (2017). In 2018, she was awarded Best Featured Actress at the MET Musical Theatre Awards for her role as Dupree in Cry-Baby at the Noble and Greenough School. At Dartmouth, so far, she has performed in Into the Woods (2019), as well as many student works, and is excited for more opportunities to act! Jelinda is excited for this opportunity to work at Northern Stage and cannot wait to get to know everyone as well as all the important roles that go into making a theater run! MAX SAMUELS is delighted to return to Northern Stage, where he has appeared in Oslo and A Christmas Carol. Other New England credits include several productions at the New London Barn, and The Importance of Being Earnest at Portland Stage. New York: American premiere of Angry Young Man (Urban Stages/Guild Hall East Hampton) and the world premiere of Hedda (Bridge Production Group). TV: “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” and “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.” Upcoming: The Tenth Man with the National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene (post-Covid). Education: BA Dartmouth College, MA London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. www.maxbsamuels.com ABOUT THE COMPANY JACOB TISCHLER lived in his new Astoria apartment for two weeks before COVID rerouted him back to his parents’ house in VT. He passed his time baking for social justice with his new bakery, Starter VT, and is currently pursuing his MFA in Screenwriting online through University of Southern California. Northern Stage: Hound of the Baskervilles (Sir Henry), Mary Poppins (Constable), White Christmas (Mike the Stage Manager). New London Barn Playhouse: Catch Me If You Can (Carl Hanratty). Olney Theatre Center: Singin’ in the Rain (Cosmo, Helen Hayes Nom). DAMIAN THOMPSON is a classically trained stage, film, and television actor. Born in Kingston, Jamaica, and partly raised in Miami, FL, he now resides in New York City. Mr. Thompson is a 2018 NAACP award winner for his performance in Fly at the Pasadena Playhouse in California, and a 2012 Drammy Award winner for his performance in the Brother/Sister Plays at Portland Playhouse in Oregon. He has had the pleasure of performing for both the Obamas and the Clintons at the Ford’s Theatre in Washington DC and Off- Broadway in New York City. His short film BLACK? (which he wrote, produced, and co-starred in) won best film at the New York Premiere film festival, and was an official selection at numerous festivals including the International Black Film festival, the Orlando Film Festival, and the Albuquerque Film Festival. Facebook and Instagram: DamianThompsonActor JOE LANDRY (Adapter) Joe Landry’s plays have been produced across the country and internationally, and include It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play, Reefer Madness, Vintage Hitchcock: A Live Radio Play, Eve & Co., Beautiful, Hollywood Babylon, and Numb. Mr. Landry attended Playwright’s Horizons/NYU, founded Second Guess Theatre Company in Connecticut and is a member of the Dramatists Guild of America. He is currently developing new projects for the stage and screen. Official website: www.joelandry.com ALEK DEVA (Co-Sound Designer) creates music, sound, and video for stories and storytelling, with a particular interest in live performance. Recent work: Jordan (world premiere, Northern Stage), Dear Elizabeth (Northern Stage), Macbeth (Northern Stage). Alek is also Co-Founder of Black Ink Presents, a live events design & production company. Black Ink highlights: Rocketman in Concert (world premiere featuring Elton John); La La Land in Concert at the Olympic Stadium in Seoul (featuring composer Justin Hurwitz); and Coco in Concert (filmed and released as a Disney+ special). Alek lives in White River Junction with his wife Jess and their son Leander. alekdeva.com & blackinkpresents.com THOM MILLER (Dialect Coach) Favorite regional credits: Company (Writer’s Theatre), Reasons to be Pretty (Studio Theatre), The Last Five Years (Denver Center), Hair (Prince Music Theater), A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Love’s Labour’s Lost, and Richard II (Illinois Shakespeare Festival), My Fair Lady (Arkansas Shakespeare Theater), Macbeth and Cymbeline (Texas Shakespeare Festival), Picasso at the Lapin Agile, The Music Man, and A Legendary Romance (New London Barn Playhouse). Off-Broadway: Camp Wanatachi (La Mama), Mental: The Musical (Cherry Lane). Love and
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