Directed by caryn desai A Note from the Artistic Director/Producer, caryn desai

Welcome to this virtual presentation of DAISY! We would much rather gather under one roof to share this play live on stage, but we had to take a different route in order to tell this important relevant story. The entire artistic team has been committed to this project and I want to offer them my sincere appreciation for taking this journey with me. I’m always grateful to my board and staff for standing by and supporting the work of International City Theatre – whatever it takes!

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BOARD EMERITUS: ANNE COOK, GARY R. FOX

SHASHIN DESAI, FOUNDING ARTISTIC DIRECTOR/PRODUCER

ICT SALUTES OUR PAST BOARD PRESIDENTS

2 PRODUCTION Director/Producer: caryn desai Resident Costume Designer: Kim DeShazo Sound Designer: Dave Mickey Resident Property Designers: Patty and Gordon Briles Resident Hair and Wig Designer: Anthony Gagliardi Video Design and Editing: Mike Bradecich Resident Casting Director: Michael Donovan, CSA Casting Associate: Richie Ferris, CSA Publicist: Lucy Pollak Stream Service: Virtual Venue Theatricals

CAST Sid Myers: Alex Dabestani Clifford Lewis: Phillip J. Lewis Bill Bernbach: Ed F. Martin Aaron Ehrlich: Matthew Floyd Miller Tony Schwartz: David Nevell Louise Brown: Erin Anne Williams

DAISY was first produced by ACT - A Contemporary Theatre, Seattle Washington, John Langs, Artistic Director.

DAISY was developed in part at the Icicle Creek New Play Festival, Allen Fitzpatrick, Artistic Director.

DAISY was developed in part by Horseshoes & Hand Grenades Theatre, Sean Devine, Artistic Director.

Originally commisioned by the Ensemble Studio Theatre/ Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Science & Technology Project.

3 Sean Devine (Playwright) is a Canadian playwright, actor, and the artistic director of Horseshoes & Hand Grenades Theatre. His plays include When There's Nothing Left to Burn, Daisy, Except in the Unlikely Event of War, and Re:Union. Daisy premiered at Seattle’s ACT Theatre in 2016, where it received a Gregory Award nomination for Outstanding New Play, and won the BroadwayWorld Seattle Critic’s Choice Award for Best New Play. Daisy is also published by Talon Books, and Re:Union is published by Scirocco Drama. Sean is a member of the Playwright’s Network at Ottawa’s Great Canadian Theatre Company. He lives in Ottawa with his wife Alexa and their four screaming kids. caryn desai (Artistic Director/Producer) is an award-winning director with awards and nominations from LA Drama Critics Circle, LA Weekly, Drama- Logue, Robby, Ovation and NAACP for her productions. Recent directing: Beast on the Moon, Cardboard Piano, Uncanny Valley, and Doubt. Selected credits: Other Desert Cities, , God of Carnage, Backwards in High Heels, Dinah Was (most L.A. Ovation award nominations) “Master Harold” … and the boys, A Shayna Maidel, Shakuntala (also adapted by her), Rashomon, Our Town, The Importance of Being Earnest, Contradictions (her original work), Antigone, and Oedipus. Selected musicals: Raisin (LADCC “Best Production”), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Once on This Island, and Tapestry. caryn is a member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society. She has an MFA in directing from UC Irvine, a BA from CSU, Long Beach in acting and directing, and a certificate from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, London. She has certificates in Arts Administration, Marketing and Fundraising. With a full Fellowship, she completed an Executive Program at Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business as one of 50 arts leaders in the nation selected for the initial program. Additionally, she completed an Executive Coaching Program through the Hudson Institute, Santa Barbara. She has served on grant panels for the county and city and as a speaker/panelist for the SRO Theatre Conference at USC on Best Practices, the Technical Theatre Conference about the role of a director, and more. She represented ICT as a National Participant for the Listening Post Project with Johns Hopkins University and was named "Enterprising Woman in the Arts" in Long Beach. caryn was honored with the 4 “We Can Do It” Award from the Long Beach Rosie the Riveter Foundation and nominated as an Amazing Woman in the Arts. She taught college for more than 25 years and received the Distinguished Alumni Award from Long Beach City College. She served as a Dramaturgical Responder for the graduate playwriting students at USC and served as Vice Chair for the LA Producers League for Large Theatres. In 2016 she was the keynote speaker at the Disneyland Hotel for INTIX. That same year she accepted the L.A. Drama Critics Circle Award for Outstanding Season and was recognized as a 2016 Community Hero by the African American History & Culture Foundation. In 2018 caryn was named Distinguished Alumna from the College of the Arts at California State University, Long Beach. She recently returned to teaching a class in Nonprofit Arts Management at California State University, Fullerton.

Alex Dabestani (Sid) a graduate of the University of the Arts in Philadelphia where he was a recipient of the Promising Artist Scholarship. He currently lives in Los Angeles where he continues working in film, television, commercials, and on stage. Credits include - THEATRE: The Understudy (Annenberg Theatre), Blueprint for Paradise (world premiere), ENRON (Los Angeles premiere) TV: Criminal Minds (CBS), Bones (Fox) FILM: Jurassic World - The Ride, American Dreamz, Marabou. Alex would like to thank Michael Donovan for consistently considering him for terrific roles like this and caryn desai for the opportunity to work on this incredible play.

Phillip J. Lewis (Clifford) Favorite credits: Wizard of Oz National Tour (Tinman). Ragtime (Coalhouse), Seussical the Musical (Cat). Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Joseph), Oklahoma! (Curly). Wouldn't be here without my amazing coaches and teachers at the Juilliard School and Baron Brown Studio. Special thank you to Natalie Kollar and the entire LA Talent Team! Also a big thank you to mom, the creative team, and all my friends and family for their continuous support. "Courage means willing to risk everything" - Sanford Meisner 5 Ed F. Martin (Bernbach) is proud to make his debut with ICT, even in these challenging times for live theatre. He was last seen as Dr. Einstein in Arsenic and Old Lace at La Mirada, and Barry in the Ovation nominated Daniel’s Husband at the Fountain Theatre in LA. He has worked in theatres all over the country including Westside Arts in New York, the Denver Center Theatre, The Arizona Theatre Company, Theatreworks in Palo Alto, and the Laguna Playhouse. LA credits include work at The Colony, The Fountain, Boston Court, The Odyssey and Theatre 40, where he was a member of their artistic committee. Ed is the recipient of the Ovation, Stage Raw, LA Weekly, Dramalogue and Robby Awards. TV and film credits include Angels and Demons, directed by Ron Howard, American Crime, Castle, Medium, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and many others.

Matthew Floyd Miller (Aaron) Broadway: Not About Nightingales (Circle in the Square); The Invention of Love (Lincoln Center Theatre) Off-Broadway: Another Part of the Forest (Peccadillo Theatre); Of Mice and Men (Urban Stages); Letters From Cuba (Signature Theatre); The Seagull (NYU Director’s Lab). Select regional: Stupid Fucking Bird (Theatre @ Boston Court, LADCC Award & Ovation nomination); Yes, Prime Minister (Geffen Playhouse); - LA premiere, national tour of Judgment at Nuremberg (LA Theatre Works); The Mystery of Irma Vep (The Falcon); (Ensemble Theatre Co); critically acclaimed Private Lives (PA Shakespeare Festival); (LaMirada); Macbeth co-directed by Aaron Posner and Teller, of Penn & Teller (Chicago Shakespeare Theater); Tom Stoppard’s Rock‘n Roll (ACT-Seattle) A Prayer For Owen Meany (PlayMakers Rep, US premiere); Theophilus North (Arena Stage/Geva Theatre, world premiere); Desire Under The Elms (San Jose Rep, Dean Goodman Choice Bay Area Theatre Award); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (The Old Globe); TV/Film: Hand of God (Amazon); Colony (USA); Major Crimes (TNT); Criminal Minds (CBS); Law & Order (NBC); Stan the Man (Amazon), All Good Things. NYU Graduate Acting 6 David Nevell (Tony Schwartz) is thrilled to be returning to ICT, having previously appeared in The Price, A Walk in the Woods and God of Carnage. Other local appearances include: Driving Miss Daisy, Twelve Angry Men and The Odd Couple (Laguna Playhouse); Shakespeare in Love, Peter and the Starcatcher, and Arms and the Man (South Coast Rep); Twelfth Night (New Swan Shakespeare); The Morini Strad (The Colony); Comedy of Errors, Twelfth Night, Romeo & Juliet (Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles); Crazy for You, On Borrowed Time, My Fair Lady (La Mirada Theatre). Regional theatre: The Scene (Ensemble Theatre of Santa Barbara); Amphitryon (Huntington Theatre Company); (Pittsburgh Public); Henry VIII, The Tempest (Utah Shakespeare Festival); The Game of Love and Chance (San Jose Rep); Light Up the Sky, The Winter’s Tale, Arcadia, , Twelfth Night, Anything Goes, Macbeth, and many more productions while a Resident Artist at PCPA/Theaterfest. Upcoming film/TV appearances: The Backseat, Just Like Me & You, Night to Remember and Americana. MFA: UC Irvine; BA: Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. www.davidnevell.com

Erin Anne Williams (Louise) is thrilled to return to the ICT stage after previous appearances in Silent Sky, Doubt: A Parable, A Shayna Maidel and How the Other Half Loves. Most recently, Erin was especially honored to have earned the 2016 Robby Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Drama for her portrayal of Sister James in Doubt: A Parable. Erin is a graduate of NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, from which she received her BFA in Acting. Erin has also studied with The Atlantic Theatre Company in both New York and Los Angeles. Other theater credits include The Tempest with The Long Beach Shakespeare Company and The Odyssey at the LATC. Great thanks, as always, to my family for their love and support.

Kim DeShazo (Resident Costume Designer) is Costume Instructor for Theatre and Dance at El Camino College as well as resident costume designer for ICT. Other theatres that have showcased her skills include Pasadena Dance Theatre, LA Opera, Long Beach Opera, Shakespeare Festival/LA, the Gary Marshall Theatre, Odyssey Theatre, and Theatricum Botanicum. College collaborations 7 include designing for Chapman University, Cal State Dominguez Hills, College of the Canyons, LBCC, and Mt. San Antonio College. Her work has been seen at industrial shows for Nike, Adidas, Skechers, Cherokee and Diesel clothing. Commercials include AFLAC, Target, Disney, McDonald’s, and Mattel. TV credits range from The Real, The Price is Right, and an Ozzy Osbourne’s Variety Show, to work for the Academy Awards, Nickelodeon and the Disney Channel. Dave Mickey (Sound Designer) has designed sound, video, interactive, and lighting for theatre productions at Off-Broadway’s Theatre Row, 59E59 NYC, Virginia Stage Company, ICT, The Colony, The Rubicon, Laguna Playhouse, South Coast Rep, Chance Theatre, the Blank Theatre, and Syzygy theatre. Mr. Mickey is a Co-Host of THE CUE podcast about show control. He won the 2014 NAACP Best Sound Design for BREATH & IMAGINATION and the Robert E. Cohen Sound Achievement Award, a national award in sound design sponsored by USITT, three Editor Choice Awards from the Maker Faire, Honorable Mentions for the Garland Awards, Outstanding Achievements by StageSceneLA.com and nominations for the LA Weekly Theater Awards. Mr. Mickey holds an MFA from the California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) and is the Chair of the department of Theatre and Dance at CSUF. Patty & Gordon Briles (Resident Property Designers) have joined their artistic skills as Prop Designers for ICT. Gordon’s 3D work in ceramics and fine arts, and Patty’s work in theatre, design and illustration have enabled them to collaborate on both property and set dressing. With the assistance of their son, Christopher, it has been an ongoing family production. Their work has included award- winning designs and Ovation nominations as producers as well as designers for theatre and Emmy nominations for TV. Their theatre work has been seen at The Ford Theatre, John Anson Ford Amphitheatre, the Odyssey, the Edgemar and The Matrix. Both work with young artists at Loyola and El Camino College.

Mike Bradecich (Video Designer) is an actor, writer, and teacher based in Long Beach. He's very excited to be working with ICT and the talented cast and creative team of Daisy. He's already turned in his ballot for the 2020 election and hopes you have plans to do the same as soon as possible! You can find more info about Mike at mikebradecich.com. You can find more info about voting at vote.org. 8 Lucy Pollak (Publicist) has been providing publicity services to the Los Angeles performing arts community for the past 27 years – and her very first client was International City Theatre, with which she has proudly continued to work to this day! Prior to that, she was production manager/staff producer at the Odyssey Theatre, where she co-produced over 100 productions with artistic director Ron Sossi. She is the recipient of a Los Angeles Drama Critic’s Circle Award (), an L.A. Weekly Award (Mary Barnes), four Drama-Logue Awards (Mary Barnes, Idioglossia, Accidental Death of An Anarchist, It’s A Girl!), and a Women in Theatre Recognition Award. She has served on the boards of directors of the Los Angeles Theatre Alliance (now L.A. Stage Alliance), Women in Theatre.

Michael Donovan, CSA (Casting Director) This is Michael’s 21st season as resident casting director at ICT, and he has cast over 100 shows here. Michael is the recipient of 9 Artios awards, presented by the Casting Society of America for Outstanding Achievement in casting. Michael has also cast shows produced at the Ahmanson Theatre, the Mark Taper Forum, the Hollywood Bowl, Pasadena Playhouse, Walt Disney Concert Hall, the Geffen Playhouse, the Getty Villa, the Soraya, Laguna Playhouse, La Jolla Playhouse, the Garry Marshall Theatre, Ebony Repertory Theatre, Ensemble Theatre of Santa Barbara, San Francisco Symphony, Arizona Theatre Company, Arkansas Rep, Kentucky Shakespeare Festival, Indiana Rep, the Alliance Theatre, the Totem Pole Playhouse, and the Tennessee Performing Arts Center. Michael also has numerous film, TV and commercial credits. He is the President of the Foundation for New American Musicals, and serves on the Board for Camp Bravo.

Shashin Desai (Founding Artistic Director/Producer) led ICT throughout its first 25 seasons, guiding over 120 productions to its stage and winning over 200 awards for himself and the theatre while running the company in the black for 22 out of 25 years. After ICT's Silver Jubilee Season, in March 2011, Shashin stepped down passing the baton to the new generation of leadership. Since 2011, the same skills he used to visualize stories on stage with trained actors, physical compositions, and use of color and light are the same skills he is now applying to his singular focus - Photography, devoting his time to an art book 9 BLUES IN THE NIGHT by Sheldon Epps February 17 – March 7 A Tony-Nominated and Olivier-Nominated musical sharing the universal language of the blues – from Bessie Smith to Duke Ellington and more. Conceived and originally directed by Sheldon Epps With little spoken text, the interweaving stories are defined through glorious songs that cover the range of this indigenous American art form, from Bessie Smith to Duke Ellington, Johnny Mercer, Harold Arlen, Alberta Hunter, Jimmy Cox, Ida Cox and more.

SLOW FOOD – A New Comedy by Wendy MacLeod April 28 – May 16 “Delicious comedy . . . a tasty recipe for a great night at the theater.” – Broadway World Two empty-nesters celebrating their anniversary at a Greek restaurant in Palm Springs, arrive late and hungry. They find a restaurant still open and a kitchen not yet closed – and then have the slowest waiter in the world! Will their marriage survive the service?

THE LEGEND OF GEORGIA McBRIDE by Matthew Lopez June 2 – June 20 "Stitch-in-your-side funny . . . full of sass and good spirits.” – The New York Times He is young, broke, the landlord is knocking on his door and now his wife is going to have a baby! Casey is an Elvis impersonator who gets fired in a run-down, small-town Florida bar. The bar owner is bringing in a B-level drag show to replace his act. Casey is about to learn a lot about show business and himself.

CLOSELY RELATED KEYS by Wendy Graf August 25 – September 12 Winner, Best World Premiere Play, Stage Scene LA 2013 A family drama “that taps into our shared national consciousness of a world changed forever on September 11, 2001” – Stage Scene LA NY African-American attorney, Julie Dolan has a career on the rise which starts to crumble when she finds out she has an Iraqi half-sister, Neyla (whom she never knew existed) and who shows up at her door. Neyla has fled Iraq to audition for Juilliard as a musician. Is there more to her story?

ART by (translation by ) October 20 – November 7 , Olivier Award for Best Comedy “. . . wildly funny, naughtily provocative” – The New York Post The writer of GOD OF CARNAGE, produced by ICT in 2012, brings this fun and thoughtful play about what is art. How much would you pay for a white painting – 5 feet x 4? Would it matter who the painter was? Would it be art? Old friends square off over the canvas. 10 Founder A. Stephanie Loftin & Reba Birmingham Jim & Loraine Ackerman John & Julie Mendell Family* Curt Pedersen Renee B. Simon* Producer Chris Taber & Linda Strome The Ackerman Family/Evalyn M. Undine Harris Wildman Bauer Foundation Nancy Ackerman Gaines Leading Role Dr. Alan & Rosecarrie Brooks Seymour & Reva Alban Amy & Rich Lipeles Binnie & Jack Berro Don & Marlene Temple* John & Marcie Blumberg Temple Family Foundation Doug & Kathleen Charchenko Timothy & Josefa Curtin Associate Producer Charles & Margaret Durnin In Honor of Kurt Schulzman Lyn & John Pohlmann & Richard Neri Schulzman-Neri Foundation Terri & Ted Furlow Gerda & Dr. Harold W. Seifer Robert & Leslie Galvan Susan Stuhlbarg Kathleen Hansen John & Carol Hugunin Director Derek & Mary Ann Kendall Donovan & Nancy Black Doyle & Suzanne Powell Dr. Minnie L. Douglas James & Carol Preusch Gary & Karleen Fox* Stuart & Lillie Scudder Judith A. Vander Lans George & Michelle Sickinger Loyd & Ginnie Wilcox The Steinhauser Family Bob & Kathy Swank Star Mary E. Thoits Louis & Elizabeth Altman Sandy VandenBerge Jennifer Cozens & Roger Boswell Jim Vandever & Kim Hall Marilyn Heron Gail Wasil & Gerald Miller 11 2020 Annual Fund Drive Donors We are grateful to our Annual Fund Drive Donors

Featured Role

Patti Allen Bach-Mai & Gary Larsen Myra Roselinsky & Edwina Brown Dr. Kent Azaren Art Levine Grace Martin Sheldon Terry & David Braunstein Vilma Levy & Lucille Sevigny Stephen Shumaker & Susan Golden Jenny & Martin Fox William & Claire Marmion Debbie & Grant Uba Sara J. Guentz Mark & Chriss Mitchell Ted Van Boemel & Joan Leb John Hancock Family Foundation Michelle Molina Stanley & Michele Wilkosz Michael & Patricia Hausknost Beverly O’Neill* Barbara Wolfe Sandra Kroll Robert & Sharron Parke Francine Woods Dr. Geraldine Landes Edward Parker Mona Panitz & Ed Zwieback

Supporting Role

Virginia Agnelli Ron Costin & Elizabeth Stroh Costin Carol & Jon Howerton Jack & Marie Alanen Evelyn Cozens Gary & Lynda Hoyt Gary & Sally Allen Sharon & Joe Cutcliffe Dan & Kathy Huber Kathleen & Richard Alvarez Diana Cutler David Hughes Barbara & Joseph Arico Fannie Daly Jan Jackson Peter & Janet Austin Don & Barbi Darnauer Robert Jackson Joseph & Leslie Back Michael & Susan Dixon Gene & LeAnn Johnson Ed Barad & Carol McCully Sam & Linda Dragga Anne Jones Susan Beem Bruce & Eileen Edelson Dale & Betty Jorgenson Thomas & Karol Bilbrough Gary & Joan Einstein Raymond & Linda Kaiser Pamela A. Bleich Jessica & David Feldman Mary & Dave Kelsey Ricky & Spike Bragg Wendy & Charles Fisher Linda & Paul Kennard Kristine Brancolini Georgia & Gary Freedman-Harvey Mary E. Kite & Bondell L. Golden Marlene Brown Harvey Friedman Hans Kohnlein Chris & Claudia Ward Sandi Goldstein & Richard Norene Charles La Franchi Chris Brown & Tanya Finney Jim Goodin & Pat Mills Donald E. LaPlante Frank Buono Susan & Michael Gray Joseph & Margo Lazzari Brooks Burkhalter, D.C.H. Joan Green Jo Lee Dr. & Mrs. J. Michael Cahan Carol Greenberg Joe Mac Donald David & Rita Carver Norma & Gary Greene Bill & Karen Mangold Dr. Joseph & Kathleen Casanova Dawn Haldane & Art Lim Nancy Markley Eldon & Martha Chambers Judith Gale Hardaker Thomas & Elaine Marks Daphne Ching-Jackson William, Madeleine, & Barbara Haskett Claus & Cheryl Marx Larry & Kathy Choate WL & ML Hayden Judy Mattson Rozanne & Jim Churchill Chuck & Nancy Hegelheimer Patrick & Julia McConaghy Caroline & Stanley Clark Benjamin & Linda Henry Janeice V. McConnell John & Angela Cleek Gary Herman & Robin Franko LaVonne McQuilkin William & Sharon Coleman Linda Herman Gayle Merrick Bill & Carol Collins Carol J. Hesse Donald & Delores Munro Anne M. Cook* Christopher J. Hogan Bonnie Nash & Donald Wing Patti Corder Joyce & Glenn Howard Kara Nelson 12 Bob & Marge O’Brien Lenore C. Rozner & Michael Crosby Eleanor & Thomas Uyeda Teresa O’Neill June & Herm Rubin Leland Vail Ellen Orenstein Harry & Maria Saltzgaver Margery R. Vandament Philip & Susan Osterlind Nancy A. Sansum MaryAnn & Klaus Von Der Horst Abe & Mary Pearlman Randy Schafer Barbara Wallace Victor & Judy Peterson Dennis & Diane Schmitz Victoria Wang Tim & Kathy Phelps Tom Schoeny Ray Ward David & Susan Philips SueAnn Schoonmaker Sharon Weissman Vicki Poponi & Marc Kaiser Ruth Schwartz Stan & Laurie Whitcomb - John & Rita Primrose Stuart & Lillie Scudder In Honor of Naida Shaw & Max Kay Jane & Charles Quest Dave & Carole Short Virginia Wright Wilky John & Sandra Radine Ms. Maureen Siegrist & Mr. A.J. Siegrist Larry & Kathy Wisinski Paula A. Reuben SISco Business Services, Inc. Ann & Michael Witenstein Marjorie & Robert Rivera Ronnie & Steve Silverstone Winston Wright Jim & Janice Robinson Carolyn & Patrick Stamper Beverly Yamagata Sharon & Russ Robinson Warren & Josie Sterling Connie & Jay Young Robert & Irene Rosenberg Romola Temkin Hayim & Joy Zadaca Shirley Ross Monique Thorrington Audrey Hyde Zahler Toby & Elena Rothschild Dr. Patricia Toliver

13 We are grateful to the following companies and organizations for their contributions and support of International City Theatre

Actor's Equity Foundation Allen Printing & Graphic Design Arts Council for Long Beach ASM Global - Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center Evalyn M. Bauer Foundation Supported in part by a California Arts Council grant from the Arts Council for Long Beach The City of Long Beach and the City of Long Comerica Bank Beach Epson America Gazette Newspapers - Media Sponsors Green Foundation Bess J. Hodges Foundation Housing Opportunities Program for the Elderly, H.O.P.E. Kinder Morgan Foundation L'Opera Ristorante Long Beach Area Convention and Visitors Bureau Long Beach Business Journal - Media Sponsor Long Beach Rotary Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture Michael's on Naples The Earl B. and Loraine H. Miller Foundation The Kenneth T. and Eileen L. Norris Foundation ICT is supported, in part, Park Bixby Tower, Inc. by the Los Angeles The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation County Board of Supervisors through the The Port of Long Beach Los Angeles County Performing Arts Live - Media Sponsor Department of Arts and Press Telegram - Media Sponsor Culture Select Graphics and Printing The Shubert Foundation, Inc. SCAN Health Plan Community Giving Stage Explorations YouTube channel Straight Talk TV - Media Sponsor Dwight Stuart Youth Fund U.S. Bank Foundation Utopia Restaurant