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CENTER REPERTORY COMPANY OF WALNUT CREEK Michael Butler, Artistic Director Scott Denison, Managing Director presents

A Parable By Cast BW Gonzalez Lorri Holt

Laura Morache Kevin Rolston

Scenic Designer Lighting Designer Costume Designer Eric Sinkkonen Kurt Landisman Elizabeth Poindexter Sound Designer Casting Director Dialect Coach Will McCandless Greg Hubbard Lisa Anne Porter Stage Manager Peter Royston Directed by Timothy Near October 24 - November 22, 2008 Lesher Center for the Arts Margaret Lesher Theatre Originally produced by the Manhattan Theatre Club on November 23, 2004 Originally produced on Broadway by Carole Shorenstein Hays, MTC Productions, Roger Berlind and Scott Rudin on March 31, 2005 DOUBT, A PARABLE by John Patrick Shanley is presented by arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., in New York Season Sponsor Season Partner Season Media Sponsor

The Actors and Stage Manager employed in this production are members of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States The Scenic Designer and Lighting Designer are members of United Scenic Artists Union The Director in this production is a member of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers CAST (in order of appearance) Festival), Sophia in Fools (Rubicon Theatre Company, and appeared as a regular guest on Sesame Street for Ventura, CA), Lady Macduff in Macbeth (Hazlett several years. She is a graduate of State Kevin Rolston...... Father Brendan Flynn Theatre, Pittsburgh, PA) and Gabriella in Pentecost University and the UK’s London Academy of Music and Lorri Holt...... Sister Aloysius Beauvier (Carnegie Mellon University). Laura received her BFA Dramatic . Laura Morache...... Sister James in acting from Carnegie Mellon University. BW Gonzalez...... Mrs. Muller Eric Sinkkonen (Scenic Designer) Member United Kevin Rolston (Father Brendan Scenic Artists Local 829. He has designed 20 productions Flynn) Last year Kevin Rolston for Center REPertory Co. In addition, he has designed CAST BIOGRAPHIES appeared in two world premieres for the Houston Playhouse, Detroit’s Hilberry Classic at the Magic Theatre: The Crowd Theatre, San Francisco and Berkeley Shakespeare BW Gonzalez (Mrs. Muller) has You’re In With and Monkey Room. Festivals, Georgia Shakespeare Festival, Lorraine worked locally with Berkeley He recently made his ACT debut Hansberry Theatre, San Francisco Repertory and San Repertory Theatre, the San in ‘Tis Pity She’s a Whore. He has Diego Repertory Theatres, San Francisco Mime Troupe, Francisco Mime Troupe, Lorraine also toured with the San Francisco Summer Repertory Theatre, CitiArts Theatre, Harbor Hansberry Theatre, Oakland Mime Troupe in Godfellas and Making A Killing. Other Theatre, Marin Theatre Co., TheatreWorks, Sacramento Ensemble Theatre, San Diego theatre credits include work with the SF Playhouse, Theatre Co., Aurora Theatre, San Jose Repertory Co., Repertory Theatre, American PCPA Theaterfest, foolsFury, Word for Word, The New California Shakespeare Theatre, San Francisco’s Magic Conservatory Theatre and Federal Theatre and The Shakespeare Theatre of New Theatre, and designed the world premiere of Mart Playground Theatre Company. As a nine year company Jersey. This past summer, his first playCrystal Christian Crowley’s The Men from the Boys at New Conservatory member with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, she (which he is co-writing with his partner, Ronald Palmer) Theatre, S.F., and the Los Angeles premiere of The Men performed Ariel in The Tempest, Masha in The Three had its initial workshop production at Magic Theatre. from the Boys at the Fountain Theatre. He is the recipient Sisters, Shen The/Shui Ta in The Good Person of Kevin Rolston was last seen at Center REP in Becoming of several Dean Goodman Choice Awards, East Bay Szechuan, Titania in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Memories. He is grateful for the opportunity to return. Shellie Awards and was nominated for outstanding Cassandra in The Trojan Women, Lady Macbeth in achievement in set design by the San Diego Theatre Macbeth and Mattie Campebell in Joe Turner’s Come CREATIVE TEAM Critics Circle for his set and lighting designs for Master and Gone among many others. She created the role Harold….and the boys. His designs were included in an of Phoebe in Darker Face of the Earth by former poet John Patrick Shanley (Playwright) earned almost exhibit of American stage designers which toured the laureate, Rita Dove, which she performed at the Kennedy overnight recognition with his play, Danny and the United States, including Lincoln Center in New York Center. Recent television credits include three seasons Deep Blue Sea (1984), followed quickly by the movie City and the John F. Kennedy Center in Washington as Lupe on the Emmy Award winning show, Arrested Moonstruck (1987), which won him an Academy Award D.C. Development. Gonzalez is a recipient of a Citation of for Best Original Screenplay and was a huge box-office Excellence in Theatre from the Massachusetts House of success. The Bronx-raised author began his writing Will McCandless (Sound Designer) is a sound designer Representatives and has taught Theatre Arts workshops career while still in elementary school, penning poems and engineer based in San Francisco. Will returns to and master classes to men, women and children at age 11 and winning a statewide essay competition the Center REP after designing the sound for How the Other incarcerated in prisions and juvenile detention centers following year. After interrupting his college education Half Loves last season. Recent sound design credits and has also worked with at-risk youth for 30 years. with a tour of duty in the Marines, Shanley obtained his include Intimate Apparel (Solano College Theatre), degree in educational theater. His many plays and films Territories (Magic Theatre), David Copperfield (A.C.T. Lorri Holt (Sister Aloysius include Italian American Reconciliation, Four Dogs and Conservatory), and Assassins (Custom Made Theatre Beauvier) has been a leading a Bone, Psychopathia Sexualis, Cellini, and Joe Versus Company). Will is also the sound engineer for the actress in the Bay Area for nearly the Volcano. His 2005 play, Doubt, received the Pulitzer notoriously wonderful San Francisco Mime Troupe as three decades. During that time Prize for Drama and the . well as the sound designer for the troupe’s Youth Theatre she has performed with A.C.T., Project. Will is excited to be collaborating again with the Berkeley Rep, Magic Theatre, Timothy Near (Director) recently creative team at Center REP. Marin Theatre Co., Aurora concluded 21 years of service Theatre, San Jose Rep (with as Artistic Director of San Jose Kurt Landisman (Lighting Designer) Local audiences Timothy Near on Baby Dance and Repertory Theatre during which will be familiar with his work through past productions Three Days of Rain), TheatreWorks, and in numerous time she directed over 35 plays, designed for Center REP including Ain’t Misbehavin’, commercial theatre productions, including a long run developed and produced over Musical of Musicals (The Musical!), A Midsummer in San Francisco in The Vagina Monologues. For ten 25 new works, contributed Night’s Dream, The Mousetrap, How the Other Half years Lorri was a company member of San Francisco’s significant leadership as well as Loves, Around the World in 80 Days, and Fugitive Kind. groundbreaking Eureka Theatre, where she originated the artistic and technical guidance to the design and building His designs have been seen throughout the Bay Area role of Harper Pitt in ’s Angels In America. of the Rep’s new theatre facility and lead The Rep to at many theaters including San Francisco Opera, ACT, Most recent roles include Nancy in Frozen at MTC and be a valued and integral part of the community. She Berkeley Rep, San Jose Rep, Theatreworks, California Karen in The Crowd You’re In With at the Magic Theatre. was awarded a 1997 Woman of Achievement Award in Shakespeare Festival, The Magic Theatre, and Marin Lorri holds a B.A. in Dramatic Art from UC Berkeley the Arts given by The Mercury News and the Women’s Theatre Company. Locally his work has garnered 15 and an MFA in Writing & Literature from Bennington Fund and in 2005 she received The Janet Gray Hayes Bay Area Critics Circle Awards and 5 LA Dramalogue College; her feature articles on acting and theatre have Award for Women in Leadership. In the spring of 2008 Awards. Nationally, his work has been seen at many appeared in American Theatre magazine, and she is she left her Artistic Director position to resume her regional opera & ballet companies, including the Los an award-winning short story writer. In addition, Ms. career as a free lance director. Over the past summer Angeles Opera, Minnesota Opera, Virginia Opera, Tulsa Holt voices many characters in video games, working Near opened her productions of Enchanted April at Opera, and Ballet Arizona. His designs have also been frequently with Lucas Arts and Electronic Arts, among Arizona Theater Co. and at The California presented off-Broadway, represented at Circle Rep, others. Shakespeare Theatre. Near has directed at numerous and the Douglas Fairbanks Theatres. Other designs theatres throughout the U.S. including The Guthrie, The internationally include world premieres of plays by Sam Laura Morache (Sister James) is New York Shakespeare Festival, Union Square Theatre Shepard in Japan, and Singapore, as well as the San proud to be making her Bay Area in NYC, The Alliance Theatre, The , Francisco Opera in Shanghai, China, and the Moscow debut with Center REP. Most La Jolla Playhouse, Ford’s Theatre in Washington DC., Circus in Tokyo, Japan. recently, Laura was a member of The Intiman, A Contemporary Theatre, The Repertory the Oregon Shakespeare Festival’s Theatre of St. Louis, L.A.’s Tiffany Theatre, Cincinnati Elizabeth Poindexter (Costume Designer) is very acting company in Ashland, Playhouse, Berkeley Rep, Portland Center Stage and excited to be working with Center REPertory Company. Oregon. Favorite roles at OSF Center REP where she directed last season’s production Her professional career has been divided between her include Anne Frank in The Diary of The Mousetrap. She has directed two operas, The two great loves, teaching and designing. She has recently of Anne Frank, Annie Loder in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Crucible and Lucia di Lammermoor at Opera San Jose. retired from San Jose State University, Department of TV, Lady Anne in Richard III, Mariane in Tartuffe, Young She has developed dance theatre projects for Wallflower Radio, Film and Theatre where she taught costume and John Talbot in Henry VI, Part 1 and Laura Luthy in the Order Dance Company and Dance Brigade. She is also makeup for the past 27 years. While at SJSU she designed world premiere musical Tracy’s Tiger. Other credits an actress and is the recipient of New York’s Obie Award costumes and makeup for over 180 productions. Betty include Mildred in Ah, Wilderness! and a General’s for her performance in Still Life by Emily Mann. She is equally well known in the San Francisco Bay Area Daughter in Pirates of Penzance (Utah Shakespearean acted with the National Theatre of the Deaf for two years as a professional costume designer and makeup artist. Her credits include costume design work for Opera San generous supporter, but also a valued friend of the arts. Jose, American Musical Theatre of San Jose, San Jose Repertory Theatre, California Shakespeare Festival, Diablo Regional Arts Association (DRAA) (Season Western Stage Company, The Alley Theatre, and the Jose Partner) is both the primary fundraising organization Limon Dance Company. Betty’s makeup credits include of the Lesher Center for the Arts (LCA) and the City of San Francisco Opera, San Francisco Ballet, Opera San Walnut Creek’s appointed curator for the LCA’s audience Jose, and American Musical Theatre. She is a member outreach. DRAA’s role in the community is all about CITY COUNCIL ARTS COMMISSION Gwen Regalia, Mayor Michael Fotheringham, Chair of the IATSE– Makeup Artists and Hair Stylists, the building partnerships with the focused goal of enhancing Gary Skrel, Mayor Pro Tem Fritz Brunner, Vice Chair Costume Commission of the United States Institute for artistic quality at the LCA and providing opportunities for Charlie Abrams Lonna Coleman Theatre Technology and a founding member of the Bay everyone to enjoy the arts. Through partnerships with the Susan McNulty Rainey Carol Fowler Cindy Silva Reginald Marshall Area Costumers Alliance. LCA and its producers, individual donors, corporate and CITY MANAGER Suzanne Masella foundation sponsors and the City of Walnut Creek, DRAA Gary Pokorny Jacquelyn Smith Peter Royston (Stage Manager) recently served as Stage plays a vital role in advancing the arts for the betterment DIRECTOR Arts, Recreation and Community Services Manager on A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Festival of the community. Please visit us online at www.draa.org. Barry Gordon Opera and SaidSAID at Marin Theatre Company. At San Jose Rep, Peter was ASM for and Triumph of Contra Costa Times (Season Media Sponsor) In the Love. He served as ASM for the SF run of Killer Joe. At East Bay, the largest newspaper of the Bay Area News Berkeley Rep, he worked on Mother Courage. At Marin Group is the Contra Costa Times and its sister editions, THANK YOU TO OUR Theatre Company, Peter has functioned as an ASM on the West County Times, Valley Times, San Ramon Valley OPENING NIGHT DINNER SPONSORS: recent plays: Jacques Brel, Streetcar Named Desire, Times and East County Times. The Times, read by nearly Lovers and Executioners, Love Song, Good German, a half a million people each day in Contra Costa, eastern Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar Tartuffe, Old Wicked Songs, Killer Joe and Splittin’ the Alameda and southern Solano counties, was judged the The San Franciscan Raft. Peter has worked with directors Danny Scheie, Lee best newspaper in its circulation category in the state five Sankowich, Barbara Damashek, Lisa Peterson, Guilio times in a six-year period by the California Newspaper Cesare Perrone, Timothy Near, Kent Nicholson, Kirsten Publishers Association. In 2005, it won the prestigious Brandt, and Jasson Minadakis. Peter has trained for 10 national Freedom of Information Award from Associated years at the Carol Dijk Vocal Arts Professional Training Press Managing Editors. And, in 2007, it was honored Center. by the California Newspaper Publishers Association for its leadership on public records. Bay Area News Group- Michael Butler (Artistic Director) is in his third season East Bay print and online products reach more than 2.7 as Artistic Director of Center REP, where he directed million adults over the course of one week. The California Around the World in 80 Days, Picasso at the Lapin Newspapers Partnership, headquartered in San Ramon, Agile, The Marriage of Figaro, How the Other Half CA, is the largest newspaper publisher in the Bay Area Center REPertory Company Loves, Hank Williams: Lost Highway, Nixon’s Nixon, A and the state. Its co-owner MediaNews Group is the Midsummer Night’s Dream, as well as playing Paravicini fourth largest publishing company in the United States. Managing Director - Scott Denison in REP’s production of The Mousetrap. His directing Artistic Director - Michael Butler work has also been seen at San Jose Rep, Cleveland ABOUT CENTER REPERTORY COMPANY Playhouse, Seattle Rep, Marin Theatre Company, Aurora Theatre Company, San Jose Stage, Shakespeare Center REP is the resident, professional theatre company Audience Servuces Education Audience Services Coordinator Co-Directors of Education Santa Cruz, and The Juilliard School, of which he is a of the Lesher Center for the Arts. Our season consists Ty Sutton Jeff Draper graduate. As an actor, Michael has worked on Broadway of six productions a year – a variety of musicals, Ticket Office Staff Kerri Shawn Rebecca O’ Connor Costumes and off, in regional theatres, film and television. He is dramas and comedies, both classic and contemporary, Faye Antaky Costume Manager a published songwriter and the co-writer and composer that continually strive to reach new levels of artistic Caroline Dennis Melissa Paterson of numerous music-theatre pieces, which he has directed excellence and professional standards. Caitlin Downing Assistant Costumers Ryan Harris Michael A. Berg and performed in NY, LA, and at festivals in India and Karla Kopfhammer Amy Nielson Morocco. In his career as a performer he has also danced Our mission is to celebrate the power of the human Colleen Reardon Marketing with the Erick Hawkins Dance Company, portrayed the imagination by producing emotionally engaging, Jennifer Strones Marketing Director Production Services Gabe Marin villainous Pierre LeChance on The Guiding Light, and intellectually involving, and visually astonishing live Production Services Coordinator Marketing Associate played guitar and harmonica in many rock, blues, and theatre, and through Outreach and Education programs, Toni Kilcoyne Brian Katz country western bands at all the notable dives in NYC. to enrich and advance the cultural life of the communities Technical Staff Production Doug Alvey Production Manager we serve. Joe Coe Jeff Collister Scott Denison (Managing Director) has directed John Earls Technical Nicole Iannaccone Technical Director over 150 productions, including Center REP’s highly What does it mean to be a producing theatre? We Sid Lucas Jim Peliwo successful production The Wizard of Oz and CCMT’s hire the finest professional directors, actors and designers Iain McKay Assistant Technical Director Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, Cinderella and the last to create our productions at Center REP. These are not Steve Pino Derek Mohler Garrick Schuster Assistant Scenic Designer ten productions of A Christmas Carol. Mr. Denison is touring productions – they’re conceived and developed Josh Stouffer Young Eun Park the director and co-founder of Fantasy Forum Actors here, the sets and costumes are built in our shops, and Administration Master Electrician Ensemble, and the creator of the Contra Costa County the actors rehearse in our rehearsal hall. Whether the Asst. to the Managing Director Tirzah Tyler Gail Pfeifer Carpenters Shellie Awards. He has also designed lights for over production is a Bay Area premiere or a Shakespearean Program Charles Bonney 250 productions, including Center REP’s production of classic, each is devised to be a one of a kind, artistic Linda Nomura Henry Perkins Hank Williams: Lost Highway, Laughter on the 23rd creation that will be a unique theatre experience for our Usher Coordinator Robert E. Riggans Jody Cook Assistant Stage Managers Floor, Picasso at the Lapin Agile, Cowgirls, Suds, Shirley audience. Justin Cesarin Valentine and Dear Liar, and CCMT’s Titanic and Guys Joe Coe and Dolls. As General Manager of the Lesher Center for What does it mean to be a professional theatre? It the Arts, he coordinates over 900 events annually. means that all our artists and artisans are career theatre- practitioners. All the actors in this production of Doubt OUR SPONSORS are members of Actors’ Equity Association; the director ADDITIONAL THANKS TO: is a member of the Society of Stage Directors and Massimo’s Ristorante Chevron (Season Sponsor) has been the leading Choreographers; many of our designers are members of Walnut Creek Baking Company corporate sponsor of Center REP and the Lesher Center United Scenic Artists. All do theatre because it is their Waters Moving and Storage Associated Services-Alta Water for the Arts for the past eight years. In fact, Chevron has profession and their passion. Selix Formal Wear of Walnut Creek been a partner of the LCA since the beginning, providing Shannon and Mike Demers funding for capital improvements, event sponsorships We are very proud to have the opportunity to produce Sister Eleanor Eagen of Carondelet High School and more. Chevron generously supports every Center professional theatre for our community in the beautiful Hyatt Summerfield Suites REP show throughout the season, and is the primary Margaret Lesher Theatre here at the Lesher Center for Rozan Gautier and students of the sponsor for events including the Chevron Family Theatre the Arts. Thank you for your support! Walnut Creek Intermediate School Festival in July. Chevron has proven itself not just as a Center REPertory Company would like to thank our generous season supporters.

THANK YOU for making great theatre in Walnut Creek possible! We could not do it without you! SEASON SPONSOR SEASON PARTNER SEASON MEDIA SPONSOR Chevron Corporation Diablo Regional Arts Association Contra Costa Times

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