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THEATRICUM’S 2021 SEASON SPONSORED BY THE S. MARK TAPER FOUNDATION

“Wisely and slow, they stumble that run fast.” As we blossom back into community Friar Lawrence’s sage words echo in our ears and throughout our oaks. We make theatre. We know the magic that draws people together in the world shared by our artists and the audience. We know the alchemy of sharing stories and emotions under our canopy of coastal oaks. Now we know how fiercely we could miss these ephemeral moments together when they are taken from us. After a year of planning, and waiting, and revising, and hoping, here we all are, together. We profoundly appreciate your kindness and generosity, both to us as an organization, and toward your fellow Theatricum theatre-goers. Each of us has been challenged since the last curtain call of our 2019 season. Some of us greet this brave new world that has such viruses in it in a headlong rush like Romeo. Other’s joy is contained, made less conspicuous by their mask in the absence of a masked ball. But all who are here are here in joy and we are thrilled to have you once again under our oaks. Treat each other gently, gentle people.

We cannot thank each of you enough for your support when we were apart, and for you being here with us now, but we thank you. We are thankful for the county, state, federal, and private support we have received. While we were unable to trod the boards we had the time and opportunity to revitalize those boards. We are thrilled to reveal the new stage and seats made possible through a grant from the Ahmanson Foundation. The time not spent together was time preparing for your return. You will see changes to grounds, including a program to eradicate non-native plants from the creek fed by the stream that runs through the heart of the theatre and under the stage during rainy seasons. The oaks, our encircling Globe Theatre, have been nurtured and tended. And fountains, new and old, tuned to sing our welcome back greetings. Finally, we wish to express profound appreciation to the S. Mark Taper Foundation for their pure support of theatre. After a year of loss, Will Geer’s Theatricum Botanicum’s 2021 Repertory Season has been sponsored by the S. Mark Taper Foundation, making this rebirth possible. What better way to close than with All’s Well that Ends Well? “The bitter past, more welcome is the sweet.” Act 5, Scene 3 Welcome back, all! Ellen Geer Willow Geer Julie Anderson Producing Artisitic Associate Producing Managing Director Director Artistic Director THEATRICUM HISTORY The seeds of Theatricum Botanicum were planted in the early 1950s when Will Geer and his wife Herta Ware built a performance space on their Topanga property as a refuge for fellow blacklisted artists victimized by the McCarthy Era injustices. Will, who also held a master’s degree in horticulture from the University of Chicago, cultivated a large garden and orchard, earning a living with his family by selling vegetables, fruit, and herbs. In 1973, following the success of television series and his popular portrayal of “Grandpa,” the veteran actor gathered family members (who by then were working in theatres across the country) to form a nonprofit corporation, Will Geer’s Theatricum Botanicum. What began as a small band of players working towards becoming a professional repertory theatre, soon became an even larger enterprise incorporating arts education and musical events.

Core to the mission and values of the organization are its education programs. In 1978, the School Days Field Trip program began offering students and classroom teachers an opportunity to travel to Theatricum’s outdoor venue for a day including workshops and a professional production of a Shakespeare play. The Academy of the Classics shortly followed providing year-round private classes for youth, teens, and adults that engage them with the classics and teach cooperation and confidence through ensemble, voice, movement, music, dance, and acting techniques. Classroom Enrichment was added in 1990 to bring Theatricum to the schools. Working with diverse school partners, Theatricum develops and delivers the highest quality arts education programming including Assemblies, Workshops, and Residencies all supporting coverage of core curriculum. Combined, Theatricum’s education programs serve over 15,000 PK-12th grade students each year. Students from every corner of the greater region; encompassing virtually every type of school or household. We are deeply proud of the diversity of our educational community.

Theatricum’s contributions to the professional theatre and performance community are equally impressive. Theatricum provides contracts to professional Actors’ Equity Association performers and stage managers each season. In addition, the company includes Equity Membership Candidates whose participation in Theatricum’s season enables them to earn points towards eventual union membership and valuable real-world training as they advance in their careers. In addition, for over a decade, the Professional Acting Internship and Apprenticeship programs have provided training and hands-on experience to adults each summer seeking to hone their craft. The Adult wing of the Academy of the Classics provides the highest quality professional training in audition prep, scene work, text analysis, improvisation, voice, movement, and more. And Seedlings provides an opportunity for playwrights to be supported at critical points in the development of a new work with staged readings helmed by professional directors and performed by professional actors on Theatricum’s S. Mark Taper Foundation Pavilion stage.

Of course, the heart of Theatricum has always been its Repertory Company. Every year the company performs a variety of plays which include not only our requisite Shakespeare productions but also classics from theatre’s beloved masters, as well as contemporary pieces which speak to the social conscience of our modern society. Even last year, when we couldn’t gather, we managed to share music, poetry, and theatrical vignettes to the world in a digital format as well as our Carry it on online events and Boo-tanicum Zoomtanicum scary stories.

In 2001, Theatricum inaugurated a second educational and performance space, the S. Mark Taper Foundation Youth Pavilion. The 88-seat pavilion not only provided a much-needed home for the theatre’s burgeoning youth programs but also a potential for mounting other theatrical experiences for audiences and the local community as well. Its intimate stage has been ideal for the creation of the Under The Oaks series which offers new and experimental theatre works, outdoor cabaret, stimulating performances of words and music under the stars… and evenings of laughter and frivolity with our resident improv troupe, Off The Grid.

In 1984, parents from the Topanga Preschool, using wooden planks salvaged from the old Santa Monica pier, constructed the stage which served us well for decades. But it is an outdoor stage, and each year our performers had to negotiate ever more treacherous wear from the elements. During the pandemic hiatus, with a grant from the Ahmanson Foundation, we were able to replace the worn stage and audience seat, as well as rebuild the stage right stairs and balcony and the ramp to the roof of the Tiring. House. With the vision and hard work of a tremendous team of volunteers, the creek was revitalized as all the non-native plants were removed. In their place, native plants will take root. Take a moment and visit the breathtaking mural painted on the bridge and plaque commemorating the work in the picnic area.

Every year we move forward into another phase of our growth, finding and realizing new ways to increase engagement with the arts, inspire and revitalize local communities, and join with fellow artists through new forms of outreach.

INDIGENOUS LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT Will Geer’s Theatricum Botanicum acknowledges that we gather on the ancestral lands, past and present, of the Chumash [CHOO-mash], the Fernandeño Tataviam [fer-nan-DAY-nyo ta-ta-VEE-am], and Gabrielino Tongva [TONE-gva] (also called the Kizh [keech] Nation, kizh being the word for home in the Gabrielino/Tongva language). We honor with gratitude the land itself and the people who have stewarded it throughout the generations. For those of us who are not Indigenous to this land, we must acknowledge the lasting impact of the genocide on its native peoples. This calls us to commit to continuing to learn how to be better stewards of the land we are honored to inhabit as well.

MISSION To elevate, educate, and entertain audiences of all ages by presenting thought-provoking classics, socially relevant plays, and education programs in a natural outdoor sanctuary for the arts. By passing on a sense of history to young people and adults alike, great works of art inform their present and inspire their future. A true renaissance theatre, we offer accessible, diverse, and multi-faceted programming, from Shakespeare to poetry to folk music to the development of future playwrights – all to help understand the world we live in and to embrace our shared humanity. Julius Caesar By William Shakespeare Time: 44 B.C. Place: Rome Cast (in alphabetical order): Lucius Gabbi Beauvais Martellus Cimber Matthew Domenico Trebonius Steven C. Fisher* Octavius Eric Flores* 2nd Citizen Tim Frangos Portia Willow Geer* 1st Citizen Steven Taub Gordon Lepidus Colin Guthrie Brutus Christopher W. Jones* Pindarus Nicolas Jordan Calpurnia Cindy Kania-Guastaferro Marcellus Max Lawrence* Caesar Mark Lewis* Cassius Melora Marshall* Antony Michael McFall* Soothsayer/Narrator Gerald Rivers* Casca Franc Ross* 4th Citizen Jacob Salazar 3rd Citizen Lawrence Sonderling Antony's Servant Sky Wahl Soldiers: Joseph Bricker, Tim Frangos, Steven Taub Gordon, Frank Gress, Joey Major, Patrick Olsen, Jacob Salazar Citizens: Grace Hawthorn, Leesa Kim, Alexandra Kunin Understudies: Joseph Bricker, Tim Frangos, Steven Taub Gordon, Colin Guthrie, Bobby Gutierrez*, Leesa Kim, Max Lawrence*, Patrick Olsen, Sara Montjoy-Pepka, Gerald Rivers*, Jacob Salazar, Lawrence Sonderling, Michelle Wicklas Creative Team:

JULIUS CAESAR JULIUS Director Ellen Geer Co-Director Willow Geer Fight Choreographer Cavin (CR) Mohrhardt Stage Manager Kim Cameron* Assistant Stage Manager JP Pollinger Costume Designer Tracy Wahl Properties Master Alexander Sheldon Original Music Marshall McDaniel Sound Designers Marshall McDaniel & Grant Escandón Lighting Designer Zachary Moore Associate Lighting Designer Bri Pattillo Wardrobe Supervisor Beth Eslick *Member of Actors’ Equity Association Directors’ Notes: As we face the changing world of 2021, we find by observing the mistakes of history, and feel the ever-changing forces that tore down the Republic of Rome. We can become better stewards and care takers of our world today.

Democracy. A republic, with equal liberty and justice for all. How to find it, tend it, gently evolve it? How to keep it “for the people,” and away from the rule of one? By disallowing inequality, dictatorship, skewed ambition within politics to flourish. These very things can steal the magnificence of democracy from a world, a nation, a people.

Bring Theatricum to your Party or Event! Want to add a special flair to your special day? Theatricum strolling performers will make your party the most unique event of the year. Themed performers from Elizabethan History, Shakespeare’s Plays, Medieval Times, or American History can stroll, sing, perform, and engage with your guests.

Your guests will never stop talking about this unforgettable and fantastic experience. Contact us at [email protected] or call 310.455.2322. www.theatricum.com *Member ofActors’ Association Equity Wardrobe Supervisor Prop Master Associate LightingDesigner Lighting Designer Designers Sound Music Original Costumer Manager Assistant Stage Manager Stage Choreographer Assistant Director Assistant Director Director Creative Team: Sonderling Lawrence Kunin,Alexandra Jordan Tyler Kessler, Nicole*, Jackie Patrick Olsen, Steven Taub Gordon, GraceHawthorn, Nicolas Jordan, Kim, Leesa Understudies: GabbiBeauvais, Joseph Bricker, Frangos,Tim Ensemble: Joseph Bricker, Ava Collins, Jordan Tyler Kessler Flute Oberon Puck Snout Snug Quince Philostrate Helena Changeling Child Titania Lysander Hermia /Peaseblossom Fairy First Mustardseed Cobweb Demetrius Egeus Bottom Starveling Hippolyta Theseus A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM order): Cast (inalphabetical

Place: Athens, thesurrounding forest, kingdom andthefairy

A MidsummerNight’s Dream

by William Shakespeare by William

Time: Ancient Greece

Elias Lisa Terrence Sky Wygodny Jacob Wolpe* Earnestine Wayne, Wahl Sara Salazar Phillips* Jr.* Melora Mountjoy-Pepka Julia Marshall* Grace Lisa Tim ThadHawthorn Halligan* Jose Geer* Donado Melora Melora Marshall Patrick Olsen Joey Leesa Major Ethan Kim TedHaslam Oyemen Elrick Ehikhamhen Beth Max Eslick Lawrence Aar Alexandr Beth Eslic S Br Z Marshal Marshal T K Jor El ydney Russell alya Camras alya achary Moore achary aren Osborne* len Geer i Pattillo dan Tyler Kessler ush Mehta l McDaniel & Grant Escandón l McDaniel&Grant Geer l McDaniel&Ellen a Kunin k Directors' Notes Theatricum and A Midsummer Night's Dream have been a marriage since our inception 48 years ago. Our canopy of Coastal Live Oaks demand we perform this play for them! And we do! This year, 2021, we will infuse the beautiful language of Shakespeare with more song and music to heighten the pleasure for you, our audience, and our beautiful trees where magic is hidden.

Three separate worlds unfold: First, the elegant court of Duke Theseus and his betrothed Amazon, Hippolyta, where a father’s tyranny drives passionate young lovers to escape into the forest outside Athens. Next we meet some tradespeople, “hard-handed men” of the town, planning to perform a theatrical piece at the royal wedding. Last is the fairy kingdom where Oberon and Titania battle over a human child. Oberon’s jealousy and its resultant turmoil ignite chaos in the human world by turning nature’s seasons upside down.

A Midsummer Night’s Dream blossoms in Theatricum Botanicum (theatre in the garden). There are more plants mentioned in this play than in any other of Shakespeare’s plays, and through the years it’s not surprising that Dream returns to our stage time and again. It appeals to all ages and is the ideal introduction to the Bard’s wonderful world of language, character, and storytelling. Classical actors pursue this play again and again throughout their careers, striving like Bottom, to play all the parts.

Academy of the Classics and School Programs Education has been central to Theatricum's mission since Will Geer began the company over 47 years ago. The idea of passing on a love of language, poetry, art and nature to the next generation is a closely held core value of the organization which it realizes through diverse programs. The Academy of the Classics offers year-round classes for youth (4-14 years); teens (15-18 years) and adults. Students seeking to expand their knowledge of Shakespeare, love of language, experience in theatre, or professional ability are provided a nurturing environment to learn and grow as artists and human beings. Theatricum's School Programs have been serving PK-12th grade students since 1978 through the School Days Field Trip and Classroom Enrichment Programs- a diverse menu of in-school enrichment including workshops, residencies, and assemblies. The Repertory offers multiple opportunities for life-long and continuing learning including the Family Theatre workshops, including the Professional Acting Internship and Apprenticeship Programs. For more information about Theatricum’s nationally recognized Education Programs, click “Education” on our website www.theatricum.com. The Last, Best, Small Town by John Guerra

Time: First decade of the 21st century Place: Fillmore, California

Cast (in alphabetical order):

Benny Richard Azurdia* Willow Christine Breihan* Playwright Leandro Cano* Della Jeanette Godoy Maya Jordan Tyler Kessler Elliot Kelvin Morales Chuy Miguel Perez* Hank Christopher Wallinger*

Understudies: Bobby Gutierrez*

Creative Team:

Playwright John Guerra Director Ellen Geer Assistant Director Kayla Ibarra Stage Manager Kim Cameron* Assistant Stage Manager Sydney Russell Costume Designer Beth Eslick Costume Assistant Tracy Wahl Prop Master Emily Hucal Sound Design Grant Escandón Lighting Designer Bri Pattillo Wardrobe Supervisor Beth Eslick Production Assistant Sierra Friday

*Member of Actors’ Equity Association

There will be one 10-minute intermission.

This production is made possible in part by a grant from the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs. THE LAST, BEST, SMALL TOWN SMALL BEST, THE LAST, A WORLD PREMIERE AT THEATRICUM! Director's Notes: It is not often one finds a play that opens your heart and gives you room to understand and love the human condition even more. Upon reading this play we knew it had to be seen, and on our stage under the Oaks. It is our deep pleasure to serve the public with this gift of writing. It is medicine for us all. Playwright’s Notes: I’ve loved Thorton Wilder’s Our Town since the first time I read it. When I tell people this, they’re often surprised. After all, the world I grew up in was very different than Mr. Wilder’s. I’m not a white New Englander living at the dawn of the 20th century, I’m a half-mexican southern-Californian who came of age in the height of the housing crisis. But still, there is something in Our Town that speaks to me. And in its depiction of small- town life in Grover’s Corners, I see myself, my struggles, and my dearest joys.

I like to think of The Last, Best Small Town as a time capsule. Only instead of holding keepsakes and knick-knacks, this time capsule holds my memories—the good, the bad, the painful, and the wondrous. I’ve written them down in the hope that something here will speak to you; that in this depiction of small-town life in Fillmore, you may see your- self, your struggles, and—God willing—your dearest joys.

~ Off the Grid Improv~ July 30, August 27, October 1, and October 29 All Shows at 8pm ~ General Admission: $10 Take a trip away from the daily grind and city pace to the wide open space of the and the comedy of Theatricum Botanicum’s resident improv troupe, Off the Grid. You’ll feel the stress and strain waft away as our cast of modern-day vaudevillians works out the kinks and knots of the mid-week tension. It’s like a laugh-filled spa day for your psyche… and an evening you can share with the whole family.

~ Under the Oaks ~ Benefit Performances in the S. Mark Taper Foundation Pavilion Spend those balmy summer nights under the oaks and under the stars, in an intimate setting for an eclectic variety of artistic expression and entertainment. Classical Music Concert – September 3, 8pm What better way to relax and restore after the heat of the day than to spend a cool night under the stars being carried away by two enchanting clarinet quintets performed by Much Ado About Music? We can’t think of any better way! Cabaret Theatricum Sings the Beatles – September 10, 8pm Drawing from the talents of our inimitable company, Cabaret Theatricum is back, for one night only featuring timeless classics of the Beatles. Beau and Emily Bridges- Acting: The First Six Lessons– September 17, 8pm Beau Bridges and Emily Bridges perform a staged reading of their play, now a feature film. Based on the book by Richard Boleslavsky, the play follows The Teacher and his student, The Creature, as they explore the craft of acting and evolve in their understanding and appreciation of life itself.

Mel & Ell’s Life Music & Peter Alsop’s Alsop for Adults– September 24, 8pm The wit, insight, and musical talents of Theatricum’s founding members Peter Alsop, and Ellen Geer and Melora Marshall are the perfect end to the week and culmination of Theatricum 2021 Under the Oaks. Come and share the joy and laughter that continues to nurture Theatricum and our whole community.

~ Save The Date ~ October 16 at 7PM Join us for a unique Dinner Under the Stars and to celebrate Theatricum’s return to the stage after a year away. A one of a kind experience, enjoy a fully catered meal on the Theatricum stage. A reception will follow as Artistic Director Ellen Geer and a handful of company members will share stories and songs from Theatricum’s unique history.

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Ongoing projects include post-production on The Foxhole Podcast and original music for The Podcast Players production of Hamlet. Beth Eslick is a veteran costume designer, having worked on over 100 plays, musicals, and movies. Some favorites have been Haiti, The Mousetrap, and You Can’t Take it With You. She is thrilled to be a costume designer and the wardrobe supervisor for Theatricum. “I want to thank my amazing Sunshine and my family for their encouragement, love, and patience.” Bethdressed.com. Steven C. Fisher* is an actor, writer, and producer, happily performing at WGTB for several years. His recent short Good Help is So Hard to Find has appeared at film festivals across the world, and he has occasionally been on your tv. Proud member: AEA/SAG-AFTRA. Eric Flores* is very excited to be returning to Theatricum for Julius Caesar. He previously played Lysander in Theatricum’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream. He is so excited to be stepping on stage again after a year without theater. Enjoy! Tim Frangos is beyond grateful to be part of Theatricum’s 48th season. While at the University of Southern California, he performed in numerous productions including West Side Story (Tony) and The Cider House Rules (Homer Wells). This fall, he will be pursuing his MFA in Acting at the Irvine. Sierra Friday is thrilled to be back at Theatricum for her ninth season! She has worked backstage, front of house and events as well as performing on the mainstage. Thank you for supporting live theatre and enjoy the show! Ellen Geer feels privileged to work with such fine people as those associated with Theatricum Botanicum. It continues to be rewarding in every way. Passing on what she knows about theatre and life and finding out what she doesn’t know about theatre and life is her lifelong quest. Thad Geer* has been with the theater since conception doing many plays and concerts along the way; he played young Tad Lincoln with Burgess Meredith at age 3 under the big sycamore on Theatricum’s first stage. Willow Geer* first graced the Theatricum stage as the Changeling Child at the age of two. She holds a UCLA theater degree and studied at the London Academy of Theater. Jeanette Godoy is an Interdisciplinary Artivista (Actor, Costume Designer, Director and Social Justice Educator). She holds an MFA in Theater from UCLA. Credits: Cornerstone Theater Company, Frida Kahlo Theater, CASA 0101, Fringe, NYU Fringe, A Noise Within Theater, and 13EXP. Jeanette is honored to be back at Theatricum Botanicum. Follow her work at IG @misskahlo. Steven Taub Gordon is a LA based actor and musician, proud to be back at Theatricum for his second season. He most recently acted in A Bintel Brief: Immigrant Stories at the Pacific Resident Theatre and last season in Twelfth Night. Steventgordon.com. Frank Gress III is the son of two prolific Los Angeles actors, and is merely carrying on the family business. This is his second time working at Theatricum, and first time in the internship program. Frank spends his free time writing and producing songs with many collaborators. Follow Frank on instagram @frankgress. John Guerra is a Latinx writer and dramaturge from Carpinteria, California. Companies he has worked with include: the Blank Theatre, Coin & Ghost Theatre Company, the Fountain Theatre, Rogue Artists Ensemble, the T. Schreiber Studio, and the Vagrancy Theatre Company. In December 2019, his newest work was developed as part of A Noise Within Theatre Company’s Noise Now program. He is also a 2019 Sundance Institute LA Theatre Intensive fellow and a member of the Ghost Road Theatre Ensemble. He is thrilled to present THE LAST, BEST SMALL TOWN at Theatricum. Colin Guthrie: You may have seen Colin Guthrie here at Theatricum in Moby Dick-Rehearsed, The Skin of our Teeth, An Enemy of the People, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Colin studied acting at Cal Poly Pomona, the Lir in Dublin, Ireland, and as a Theatricum Professional Acting Intern. Bobby Gutierrez* is happy to be joining Theatricum Botanicum. He has an MFA in directing from the University of Montana and an MFA in filmmaking from New York Film Academy. He can be seen on HBO’s Perry Mason as Chubby Carmichael. Tim Halligan* is very happy to be returning to this beautiful place for a thirteenth season to play with these mighty fine folks. He has also worked in TV, Film, and Audiobook Narration. Ethan Haslam is thrilled to be returning to Theatricum! Previous Theatricum credits:The Crucible (Herrick), Midsummer (Philostrate). Regional credits: American Conservatory Theatre (7), Montana Shakespeare Company (King Lear, The Rivals), Glendale Centre Theatre (Charley’s Aunt), Shakespeare by the Sea (Macbeth, Taming of the Shrew). Training: BFA, USC. Grace Hawthorn is a born and bred Canadian who moved to LA to pursue acting, sunshine, and new adventures. She recently graduated from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and is excited to begin her first onstage adventure post-graduation with the Theatricum family! Emily Hucal is proud to be the Properties Master for the world premiere of The Last Best Small Town. She has been freelancing many different technical theatre jobs around LA since graduating from Southern Oregon University with her B.F.A. in Stage Management in 2017. Kayla Ibarra is excited to join the Theatricum family as the Assistant Director for The Last, Best Small Town. She recently graduated from CalArts and into the pandemic where she found a passion for digital art which you can see on IG @colorwithkai. She would like to thank her family, the pinkies, and the green team for always supporting her dreams!! Christopher W. Jones* has been with WGTB for 17 seasons. When not on stage, he works as a voice actor, arts educator and recovery facilitator. Christopher dedicates his work this summer to the loving memory of the irreplaceable, William Dennis Hunt. Nicolas Jordan, a native from Atlanta, Ga is a current MFA 3 at California Institute of The Arts, where he plans to continue work through film and stage. Cindy Kania-Guastaferro: MFA from USC. L.A. premieres – HIR (Odyssey Theatre), Edmond, Women Behind Bars (The Roxy), Bleacher Bums. Theatricum Botanicum - Macbeth, Tone Clusters, Richard III, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Crucible. Cindy is Theatricum’s Youth/Teen Programs Manager. Most recent TV, Lucifer (Netflix). Jordan Tyler Kessler recently graduated from USC’s film and theatre schools on a full tuition merit scholarship. Since graduating, she has continued her studies at Stella Adler and South Coast Repertory while directing music videos and working in social media. Leesa Kim is a theatre practitioner and writer. Training includes the British American Drama Academy and Identity School of Acting. She is happily represented by British American Talent and the Lemon Lime Agency. She’d like a vat of marmite for Christmas, please. Alexandra Kunin graduated from the University of Washington in 2018 with a degree in psychology with a focus in bio, but performance has always been the love of her life. She has been performing since the age of 3 and is filled to the brim with gratitude, love, and joy to be part of Theatricum’s 2021 season and live her dreams. Max Lawrence* holds a B.F.A. degree from Ithaca College and has been a proud Theatricum Botanicum Company Member since 2011. “Thank You Jesus for every creative opportunity in this canyon and beyond. Thanks to my family and friends for their never-ending support.” Mark Lewis*, a Theatricum Company Member since ‘03, is more thrilled than ever to tread these beloved boards after so long an absence. Thanks to you, theatregoer, for believing in the power of Live Theatre and for coming back to celebrate it with us. Julia Lisa: After a year of ghost lights, Julia found some sparks of joy in working in film. But she is grateful to be sharing this magical experience with all of you in person once again. This is Julia’s 5th season at her favorite theatre! @Jules.OfTheEarth Joey Major is a recent graduate of the American Academy if Dramatic Arts and is originally from the mountains of Colorado. His is very passionate about Shakespeare and Nature and is so excited to share this experience in such a unique place. Melora Marshall* has worked with her family and Theatricum from the beginning, acting, teaching and directing. She has performed at the , Ahmanson, San Diego’s Old Globe and South Coast Repertory, as well as in film and television. Marshall McDaniel literally grew up here at Theatricum. Piano at 4, cello at 12, he has written original music for Theatricum longer than he can remember. He is currently on sabbatical as the Music Director of the National Youth Ballet in Hamburg, Germany. Michael McFall* played college basketball for Henderson State University and is a graduate of the American Conservatory Theatre MFA /PTI program. Michael has worked with Oscar winning directors Robert Zemeckis and Taylor Hackford and Emmy Winning directors Elodie Keene, Patrick R Norris and Eric Laneuville. Aarush Mehta, aka “Mr. Intermission” is thrilled to be back for his second season with Theatricum. He is currently in pre-school, a yellow belt in Kenpo Karate, and an avid fan of Paw Patrols. Thanks: cast/crew, his parents, grandparents, & manager Robin Loehr (DR Entertainment). Cavin (CR) Mohrhardt is a professional Stunt Performer with SAG-AFTRA. In his downtime, he helps run The Equerry, a Los Angeles Based training facility for performers in the equestrian arts. He’s thrilled to be back with his Theatricum family for this fantastic season. Zachary Moore has lit everything from theater to dance to concerts to holiday spectaculars to a space station for a children’s TV show and a roller coaster. He’s very happy to spend another summer here under the oaks at Theatricum. Kelvin Morales is thrilled to be returning for his third season at Theatricum. He was previously seen on this stage as Romeo/Zaid in Romeo and Juliet, Snug in A Midsummer Nights Dream, and Alarbus/ Clown in Titus Andronicus. Follow Kelvin on Instagram @clash210 Sara Mountjoy-Pepka: Shakespeare credits: Montana Shakespeare in the Parks (Hero, Nerissa), Ensemble Shakespeare (Helena + What You Will), Seattle Shakespeare (Dorcas), Greenstage (Lady Capulet). Improviser w/ Impro Theatre, Ripley Improv, and The Improvised Generation. Thanks to brilliant Shakespearean teachers and minds: Armin, Susan, Ann, Liz, Brendon & The Dorcas Society. Jackie Nicole*: This Simi Valley native, CSUN grad, and music/theatre educator is grateful to be back for her 7th summer! Past roles: Hermia, Quince, Puck - / Midsummer, Peter / Peter Pan, Maria / West Side Story, Muriel / Animal Farm. Much love to my family & husband Colin. Patrick Olsen would like to thank his family, friends, mentors, and of course his wonderful cast and production team for supporting him in his first show at Theatricum! Outside of theater he performs with Trifecta Sketch Comedy. You can reach him at patrickolsenacts@ gmail.com or on instagram @patrick_acts Karen Osborne* has a B.Sc. Hon degree in Psychology from Brunel University, England. For 7 seasons she has been an SM and ASM at Theatricum Botanicum on shows includingA Midsummer Night’s Dream and Romeo & Juliet. In her downtime she can be found swing dancing. Bri Pattillo is an international theatre artist and maker, working primarily as a Lighting Designer for themed entertainment and performance. This is her first time working with Theatricum Botanicum and is honored for the opportunity. www.brianapattillo.com Miguel Perez* is thrilled to be at Theatricum Botanicum. He’s appeared in over 55 professional productions on Broadway, Off-Broadway and across America and hopes to act in every Shakespeare play. Miguel lives in Downtown LA and continues working in Theatre, Film and TV. Earnestine Phillips* is a longtime member of Theatricum Botanicum and is a three-time NAACP Theatre Award winner for The Tempest, As You Like It and To Kill A Mockingbird. Her television appearances include, S.W.A.T., Insecure and Lethal Weapon. Films include, 1BR and Here Comes The Boom. JP Pollinger (they/them) has a B.A. in Theatre Technology from Chapman University and was also a stage management intern at South Coast Repertory. Some of JP’s professional credits include Elevada, The Little Mermaid, West Side Story, and The Vandal. Gerald Rivers*: Celebrating 20+ years with Theatricum. Honored to trod the boards here once more. A prolific African Drummer & Voiceover artist with ad campaigns, cartoons, feature films and video games. Most known for his work with youth and as the voice of Martin Luther King, Jr. Franc Ross* previously appeared in Theatricum’s Equivocation, Coriolanus, The Taming of the Shrew, The School for Scandal, The Merchant of Venice, and Much Ado About Nothing. He graduated from American Conservatory Theatre’s MFA program, and has numerous regional and Los Angeles area theater credits. A full resume can be viewed at www.imdb.me/francross. Franc is delighted to be on stage again at Theatricum.. Jacob Salazar: This is Jacob’s first summer working with Theatricum! During the pandemic, Jacob workshopped plays and student short-films for radio and virtual reality. Currently pursuing his MFA in acting at UCLA, Jacob is happy to be part of the cast welcoming you back to Theatricum Botanicum! Sydney Russell is celebrating her 4th season with Theatricum Botanicum, and every day she loves the company more and more! In addition to supporting Theatricum’s Rep productions, Sydney is the Theatricum Special Events Coordinator, a Scenic Artist and Stage Manager, and teaches Technical Theatre at Viewpoint School. Alexander Sheldon is a prop builder and character designer. He is the resident designer of the Wallis Studio Ensemble and a freelance designer of masks and puppets. His favorite production to design has been The Hitchhiker’s Guide To the Galaxy at the Wallis. Lawrence Sonderling is thrilled to return to Theatricum. He has appeared in productions at Theatricum Botanicum, the Santa Clarita Shakespeare Festival, the , and A Noise Within. He was a violinist with the Philharmonic for 37 years before retiring in 2014, and now also records audio books for Amazon/Audible. He and his wife also raise chickens. Sky Wahl (she/her) is an actor, musician, artist, 5-year Company Member, and Theatricum Apprentice. Favorite plays she’s performed in include A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Skin of Our Teeth, and Animal Farm. Sky thanks her family, friends, and the Bard for making life worth living. Tracy Wahl (she/her) is an artist with a lifelong interest in textiles and historical costume. She is happy to be back under the oaks for her third year as part of the company. Christopher Wallinger*: This is Christopher’s fourth season at Theatricum. He studied at Interlochen, Stella Adler (NY), Moscow Art Theatre, etc. He was most recently on stage in Dinner with Friends (Coachella Valley Rep). TV: The Conners (ABC), L Word: Generation Q (Showtime), Barry (HBO), etc. Upcoming: ACS: Impeachment (FX). Terrence Wayne, Jr.* is a Los Angeles based artist from Texas. He received his training from California Institute of the Arts. Recently, He has performed in a variety of domestic and international shows. Terrence Thanks GOD for the opportunity to be a storyteller of Life. Michelle Wicklas is thrilled to be back in her beautiful theatrical home after last year’s closure. She has performed everything from Viola in Twelfth Night to BB-8 from Star Wars, and is so grateful for everyone she met along the way. For Meemy always. Lisa Wolpe* founded and ran the Los Angeles Women’s Shakespeare from 1993-2016. Credits include Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Utah Shakespeare Festival, Orlando Shakespeare, Colorado Shakespeare, Berkeley Rep, Shakespeare & Company, Arizona Theater Company, Southwest Shakespeare Company, San Diego Rep, California Shakespeare Festival, & Prague Shakespeare Company. Elias Wygodny is grateful to join Theatricum for his first Summer/Fall living in the West Coast! He is an actor, musician, teacher, sculptor and humanitarian. A University of Michigan Alum (BFA, Musical Theatre), Lucid Body Acting Instructor, and Co-Founder of The Heartstrings Project.

Actors’ Equity Association (AEA), founded in 1913, represents more than 45,000 actors and stage managers in the United States. Equity seeks to advance, promote and foster the art of live theatre as an essential component of our society. Equity negotiates wages and working conditions, providing a wide range of benefits, including health and pension plans. AEA is a member of the AFL-CIO, and is affiliated with FIA, an international organization of performing arts unions. The Equity emblem is our mark of excellence. www.actorsequity.org Theatricum 2021 Repertory Company Apprentices Equity Members Non-Equity Actors Steven Taub Gordon Richard Azurdia Gabbi Beauvais Sky Wahl Christine Breihan Matthew Domenico Kim Cameron Jose Donado Creative/ Leandro Cano Oyemen Ehikhamhen Production Team Steven C. Fisher Ted Elrick Eric Flores Jeanette Godoy Kim Cameron Thad Geer Colin Guthrie Talya Camras Willow Geer Ethan Haslam Grant Escandón Bobby Gutierrez Nicolas Jordan Beth Eslick Tim Halligan Cindy Kania-Guastaferro Sierra Friday Christopher W. Jones Jordan Tyler Kessler Ellen Geer Max Lawrence Julia Lisa Willow Geer Mark Lewis Kelvin Morales John Guerra Melora Marshall Sara Mountjoy-Pepka Emily Hucal Michael McFall Lawrence Sonderling Kayla Ibarra Jackie Nicole Michelle Wicklas Jordan Tyler Kessler Karen Osborne Elias Wygodny Melora Marshall Miguel Perez Marshall McDaniel Earnestine Phillips Cavin (CR) Mohrhardt Gerald Rivers Zachary Moore Franc Ross Are you remembering when Karen Osborne Christopher Wallinger your name used to be here? Bri Pattillo Terrence Wayne, Jr. Join the Will Geer JP Pollinger Lisa Wolpe Theatricum Botanicum Sydney Russell Alums Association! Alexander Sheldon Interns Membership to Will Geer’s Tracy Wahl Theatricum Botanicum Alums Association (WGTBAA) is Young Actors Joseph Bricker free and open to all current Ava Collins and former Adult Academy Aarush Mehta Tim Frangos students, Repertory performers, Frank Gress crew members, teachers, and employees. Grace Hawthorn Check out the website: Leesa Kim www.theatricum.com/alums/ Alexandra Kunin or contact Joey Major alums@theatricum for more Patrick Olsen information Jacob Salazar The Will Geer Humanitarian Award 2021 is presented to Greta Thunberg

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“I’ve learnt that no one is too small to make a difference.” 2019-2020 Contributors For 48 years, the history, growth, and success of Will Geer’s Theatricum Botanicum has been rooted in the support of a community. We wish to thank the following contributors and the many volunteers who offer their time and energy to keep Theatricum thriving! Thank you Please accept our apologies if we’ve made errors or omissions.

BUSINESSES, FOUNDATIONS, & GOVERNMENT AGENCIES

We thank the following organizations for their support of our arts and education programs in 2019 and 2020. $75,000 and over The Ahmanson Foundation Metabolic Studio, a direct charitable activity of the Annenberg Foundation The S. Mark Taper Foundation

$40,000-$74,999 The Edward A. & Ai O. Shay Family Foundation $20,000-$39,999 County of Los Angeles The Green Foundation Los Angeles County Arts Commission, Organizational Grant Program Shakespeare in American Communities: National Endowment for the Arts in partnership with Arts Midwest $5,000-$19,999 Breihan Family Foundation California State Coastal Conservancy Christian Life Foundation The Harper/Harpoothian Family Trust of the Ayco Charitable Foundation Highmark Health Los Angeles County Arts Commission, Summer Internship Program Lyrasis Mayer Family Foundation Sidney Stern Memorial Trust Steven and Leslie Carlson Family Trust $0-$4,999 455 Foundation Actors’ Equity Foundation Amazon Smile Foundation Clement & Associates Fidelity Charitable Frieberger Family Charitable Fund The Hope Kahn Trust Kroger The Litten Doi Foundation The Markle Survivors’ Trust The Montage Foundation Pledgeling Foundation INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT Thank you to all who supported our 2019 season and 2020 pandemic hiatus. “You great benefactors, sprinkle our society with thankfulness. For your own gifts, make yourselves praised.” Timon of Anthens, Act 3, Scene 6 The Oaks The Violets The Woodbines $25,000 and up $500-$999 $250-$499 Anonymous Julie Anderson Anonymous Jackie Anglin-Simon April Alexander The Willows Jeff Bergquist Anna Antonacci $5,000-$24,999 Heather & Dave Boren Raul Bencomo Susan & Jeff Davidson* James Hall & Linda Broocks Vint Cerf Elizabeth George Michael Burik Doug & Stacey Colonna Jake Kasdan & Inara George Dan & Suzanne Carroll Shawn Cunningham Laura Mayer Sharon Castle-Bills Brian Driscoll Randy Neece & Joe Timko Darby & Frank Catalano David Ellenstein & Shawn Cunningham Denise Young The Palms Warren Christensen Bill Fagerbakke Ted Dane $1,000-$4,999 In honor of James Dodenhoff & Thomas Burt MaryAnn Dolcemascolo Tom Allard Nancy Sicotte Dale Franzen Alan Blumenfeld Rick Gardner Joyce & Eric Goldman Bill Buerge Ross G & Mara Green David Grober Beth Burnam Stella Harpoothian Frank Gruber Anita Byrd Russell Johnson Amy Hardcastle Kathy Cairo Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Jones Doris Davis Lee Ann Kennedy The Land Hill Family Lucy P. Dickinson Joy & Todd Kliewer Kevin Hudnell Gregory Dovel Jane Koehler The Dooners Jessica Drake Charles Kolstad Christopher Jones Ruth Flinkman In memory of Les Kragen John Graul & Cynthia King Ellen Geer Nick Marechal Rachael Leah Klein Elizabeth Griffith Siobhan McDevitt Lorraine Kumpf Clifford Hague Margie & Daniel Mintz Robert D. Levitt Karen Hardcastle Michael Nehring Kristina Levy Bruce Hayes Michael O’Neill Christina Pickles Kathryn Jacobi Dysart Bijan A. Olia Vanessa Poster & Russell Johnson John Park John Rubiner Mary Ellen Kasdan Francis Pavley Roger & Kristin Pugliese Lawrence Kasdan Peter Robinson & Sally Rivera In honor of Buffy Shutt Franc Ross & Christy Barrett Aaron & Miriam Kirsch Joseph & Julie Rosendo Richard Sherrell Ruthy Seid Alan Lamson Christine Soskins Paul & Patricia Sinclair Helen Mirich-Spear James Stone Lawrence Sonderling Timothy & Deborah Moore Cort & Lesley Stratton Jack Needleman Mikko D. Sperber & Michael Williamson Susan P. & Arthur Nissman Jennifer Valentine Sperber Paul M. Zeltzer Mary Jane Wagle Elizabeth Tobias Patricia Winter Jon and Heidi Wenrick David Wohlreich The Musk Roses $100-$249 Nicole Grace & Kelly Robb Anonymous (2) Deborah Savage Rockwell Family Howard Gradet Jill Abele Susan Rorke Barbara Griffith Rick Alsop Herbert & Sylvia Rosenzweig Bill Gunther Hawley Anderson Chad Scheppner The Hajmomenian Family Mimi Schmir Ray Andrews In honor of Tim Halligan Elizabeth Schwartz Susan Angelo Jane Hamner Kay Seymour-Gabriel & Tariq Anwar Margaret Harris Guillaume Aubuchon Kat High Richard Gabriel Dani Aurouze James Hilfenhaus Jamie & Suzanne Simon Darlene Basch William Ireland Steven Smith Namele & Steven Baker Brian Jacks Lana G. Spraker Karin Benson Diane Jackson Richard Starzak The Goldsmith Family Jan Berlin & Susan Harper Kathy & David Stokan Kenneth & Susan Robert Blackman Daniel Stone Appling Johnson Barbara Blandino G.P. Suddeth Stephanie Kane Alex Swan Christopher Bomba & Margaret Kelly Alexandra Tarnopolsky Robbie Trombetta Emma Kirby Bonnie Taub & David Gordon Scott Boyett Tom Knight Eileen Burton Marshall Kramer Gail Thomas Mary Casey Brian J. L’Ecuyer K&N Torri Michael Chusid Sharon Legesse Fiona von Siemens Mary Ellen Clark Lilith Denyce & Victor Laurence Cohen Daniel Lowenstein Angela & Mark Waterman KC Mancebo & Al Corley Gerald Watkins David Tobocman Frank G. Corso Franklin Weidner Bruce & Carol Marcus Nana Davis Richard Weiss Whitney and Bruce McCleery Michelle Wicklas Carol DeLay The McColgan Family Judy Wiesen Tamara Detloff Melanie McQueen D. Winters Jason Disbrow Kevin Meoak & MaryAnn Dolcemascolo Corinne DeVries Jim Witoszynski Justin Doran Razmin Monghate Woan Ni Wooi Louis R. Doyle Gary Murta Zev Yaroslavsky Linda Dubin Charles Nance D. Zeke Zeidler & Leslie Eichenbaum Mark Nathanson Jay M. Kohorn Elizabeth Neat Ganet Fisher David Zelman Aynee Osborn Joujon-Roche Linda Flinkman Hilary Palmer Margaret P. Flood In honor of Annette Perrochet *Sustainable Giving Circle Derek Foaster Melissa Phipps Daniel Freed Brenda Pontiff Heidi & Art Freedman Steven W Popper Steve Gabel Dorothy Reik Heidi H. Gatty Carole Restovich Barry Gerber Mary-Carol Riehs Luana & Colin Giffen The Ries-Miller Family Rusty Gillette Margot Rifenbark IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS Pamela Adlon Megan Geer-Alsop B.J. Novak Peter Alsop Thad Geer Pasadena International Julie Anderson Willow Geer Film Festival Susan Angelo Elizabeth George Lexi Pearl Assistance League of Los Angeles Inara George Peet’s Coffee and Tea Cooper Barnes Katherine Griffin Earnestine Phillips Beau Bridges Tim Halligan Gerald Rivers Christine Briehan Owen Halstad Bruce Royer Dennis Brunzell Karen Hardcastle Sidney Russell Bill Buerge and Aaron Hendry Chad Scheppner the Mountain Mermaid Inn of the Seventh Ray Gina Shansey Kim Cameron Jalan Jalan & Brian Gibson Tam Taylor Canyon View Ranch for Dogs Chris Jones Shivani Thakkar Creative PlayGround Cindy Kania-Guastaferro Elizabeth Tobias Susan & Jeff Davidson KiDané Kelati Dylan Vigus In honor of Dan Lauria The VoluntEARS Mary Ann Dolcemascolo Mary Beth Lee Sky Wahl Bill Durham Wendie Malick Frank Weidner Ian Flanders Melora Marshall Alexandra Wright Liam Flanders Marshall McDaniel ...and all our wonderful Sue Ganz-Schmitt Kevin Meoak volunteers who worked on Ellen Geer Michael Nehring the creek restoration! For a complete list of all 2019 and 2020 donors, please visit http://theatricum.com/support/donors Staff Ellen Geer, Producing Artistic Director Willow Geer, Associate Producing Artistic Director Julie Anderson, Director of Finance/Operations Ian Flanders, Facilities and Graphics Manager Kim Cameron, Production Manager Emily Bridges Stecklein, Marketing Manager Lucy Pollak, Publicist Elizabeth Eldridge, Grants Manager Kevin Meoak, Development Manager Frank Weidner, School Programs Manager Cindy Kania-Guastaferro, Academy Youth/Teen Programs Manager Elisa Schultz-Richardson, Young People’s Program Manager Michelle Merring, Adult Programs Manager Jackie Nicole Anglin-Simon, Internship and Apprentice Program Manager Jackie Banks-Mahlum, Repertory Co-Producer Angel Villalobos, Education Program Coordinator Peter Alsop, Kids Koncerts Producer Constance Lopez, Box Office Manager Rob Murray, Box Office Associate Sydney Russell, Patron Services Manager Gina Shansey, Office Manager Theatricum Boards Board of Advisory Sounding Directors Board Board Susan Nissman Edward Asner Peter Alsop President Dr. Lori Anne Ferrell Alan Blumenfeld Bill Buerge Vice President Ernesto Hernandez Paul Edmondson Ian Flanders Mary Ann Dolcemascolo Amy Madigan Treasurer Thad Geer Wendie Malick Julie Anderson, ex officio Willow Geer Secretary Patricia Tackett Melora Marshall Elizabeth George Marshall McDaniel KC Mancebo Stephen Powers Earnestine Phillips Debbie Sharpton Mikko D. 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