WHO’S WHOIN THEATRE FORTY BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jim Jahant, Chairperson Lya Cordova-Latta Ruth Flinkman-Marandy Dr. Robert Karns Charles Glenn Myra Lurie Frederick G. Silny, Treasurer David Hunt Stafford, Secretary Gloria Stroock Bonnie Webb Marion Zola

ARTISTIC COMMITTEE Gail Johnston • Jennifer Laks • Alison Blanchard Diana Angelina • Cathy Diane Tomlin • Leda Siskind

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF David Hunt Stafford ...... Artistic/Managing Director Jennifer Parsons ...... Bookkeeper Richard Hoyt Miller ...... Database Manager Philip Sokoloff ...... Director of Public Relations Jay Bell ...... Reservationist Dean Wood ...... Box Office Manager Susan Mermet ...... Assistant Box Office Manager Larry Rubinstein ...... Technology Guru

PRODUCTION STAFF Artistic/Managing Director David Hunt Stafford Set Design Jeff G. Rack Costume Design Michèle Young Lighting Design Ric Zimmerman Sound Design Joseph "Sloe" Slawinski Photographer Ed Kreiger Program Design Richard Hoyt Miller Publicity Philip Sokoloff Reservations & Information Jay Bell / 310-364-0535 THEATRE FORTY PRESENTS The 4th Production of the 2016-2017 Season LATE COMPANY BY JORDAN TANNAHILL

DIRECTED BY BRUCE GRAY PRODUCED BY DAVID HUNT STAFFORD Set Designer...... JEFF G. RACK Costume Designer...... MICHÈLE YOUNG Lighting Designer...... RIC ZIMMERMAN Sound Designer ...... JOSEPH “SLOE” SLAWINSKI Stage Manager ...... AMANDA SAUTER Assistant Lighting Designer...... BRIAN BARRAZA Assistant Director...... MICHELE BERNATH PRODUCTION NOTES

Late Company has enjoyed acclaim in Toronto, Vancouver and Winnipeg, with productions across Canada schedule for 2017. Tannahill also won the Governor General’s Award for English-language drama in 2014. “I self-identify as a queer artist,” he said. “It’s a concern that infuses all of my work, as does my passion for social issues.” Both of them come to the fore in this script. “It was inspired by the suicide of Jamie Hubley,” said Tan- nahill, speaking of the 15-year-old Ottawa boy, son on a city councillor, who killed himself in 2011 after being harassed mercilessly by his peers. Tannahill was raised in Ottawa as well and recalls “being bul- lied quite a lot long before high school. I was someone who read as gay and that opened me up to a degree of violence. I would be harassed just standing at a suburban bus shelter, coming home from a rehearsal.” I had braces and acne and horrible pompadour hair, and wore blouses and print pants. I was the quite the fashion crime. But I was exploring the boundaries of my self-expression, pushing them as far as I could express. “I still do that today, but I do it in my work. “It was quite a process to come out to some of my family be- cause they were quite devoutly Christian,” Tannahill recalled. “But to their credit, they were accepting of me . . . in stages. “My mother was always great but, to be totally frank, some of what is said by the visiting couple in the play are things that have been said by my family, or from my parents’ friends, or my mother’s book club. All those subtle hypocrisies, those scathing lines spit under their breath.”

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CAST Michael Shaun-Hastings ...... GRINNELL MORRIS* Debora Shaun-Hastings...... ANN HEARN* Tamara Dermot...... JENNIFER LYNN DAVIS* Bill Dermot...... TODD JOHNSON Curtis Dermot...... BAKER CHASE POWELL SETTING The Time is today. The Place is Toronto, Canada. The Setting is the Dining Room of an Upper Middle Class suburban home. Late Company will play without intermission *Appearing courtesy of Actors Equity Association WHO’S WHO JENNIFER LYNN DAVIS (Tamara Dermot) is very proud to be a new member of Theatre 40, and after having done countless play readings for the company, is thrilled to be cast in this wonderful play and working with these phenomenal actors. LA theatre credits in- clude: Blue Moon Dancing, I Fart In My Sleep, Return to Morality, The Diviners (The Production Company), the west coast premiere of Secrets of a Soccer Mom (Stillspeaking Theatre), Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (The Neighborhood Playhouse), as well as understudy roles at The Geffen Playhouse for In Mother Words, The Quality of Life and All My Sons. TV credits include: Guilty or Innocent (Dis- covery Channel) and Crash Landing (ABC), and as an Associate Producer for numerous television series. Jennifer is a member of Actor’s Equity. ANN HEARN (Debora Shaun-Hastings): Regional The- atre: South Coast Repertory (The Debutante Ball, Reckless), Alaska Repertory (Alfred Steiglitz Loves O’Keeffe). In Los Angeles: Los Angeles Theatre Cen- ter (The Crucible, The Glass Menagerie, Three Sis- ters), Theatre 40 (Dreams of the Washer King, Iron, The Constant Wife, Uncle Vanya, Mornings at Seven, Our Town - among many others), Missing Piece The- ater (Steel Magnolias), Taper Too (Talking With …). Film: Strange Nature, Lorenzo’s Oil, The Accused, Dutch, Frankie and Johnnie Are Married, The War at Home, and My Father the Hero. Television: A Woman of Independent Means, The Dollmaker, ER, Designing Women, Evening Shade, Judging Amy, Big Love and Rizzoli & Isles. As a director: Holy Days, Driving Miss Daisy, Another Part of the Forest, The Color of Rose, Anatomy of a Hug and lots of staged readings. Ann is a member of the Artistic Board at The Road Theatre in North Hollywood, as well as a mem- ber of Theatre 40 for 37 years. She is married to actor/writer/di- rector Stephen Tobolowsky. TODD JOHNSON (Bill Dermot) is an actor, writer, direc- tor, and producer. He has been involved in the enter- tainment business since he was 8 years old. Originally from New York, Todd premiered on stage in Los Angeles in Daddy’s Dyin’, Who’s Got the Will? (as Harmony) at the Palos Verdes Players and he has worked stage productions in West Los Angeles (Black Box Theatre), Hollywood (Stella Adler Theatre) and North Hollywood (Crown City Theatre). His stage background started with Off-Broadway Shake- spearean plays (Taming of the Shrew as Petruchio; A Midsummer Night’s Dream as Demetrius) in New York. His most recent ac- complishment was the release of his feature film (as writer/direc- tor) 4 Dead Girls: The Soul Taker. He has over three dozen behind the camera film credits and over 100 credits on stage and in front of the camera. WHO’S WHO GRINNELL MORRIS (Michael Shaun-Hastings) is proud to be back on stage at Theatre 40, where he has per- formed in Kin, Laura, Push, Dinner with Friends, Dan- gerous Corner, and Spider’s Web. Other credits include The Manor at Greystone Mansion, Capulets and Montagues with the Los Angeles Opera, Mine Eyes Hath Seen, The Field, and The Importance of Being Earnest at Theatre Banshee, Fortinbras, at the Howard Fine Theater, and the world premier of Jon Cellini’s Harbor at the Victory Theater. Grinnell pro- duced The Boys Next Door, at the Hollywood Court Theater and was nominated for an Ovation award for acting. Television high- lights include NCIS: Los Angeles, Criminal Minds, Scandal, Mad Men, and Grey’s Anatomy. Grinnell can also be seen starring in the upcoming movie 96 Souls as Dr. Jack Sutree. He just recently re- turned from Raindance Film Festival this past October where he and his wife Julie Lancaster were there representing their web se- ries Married… Without Kids. Grinnell wrote, directed, and acted along side his wife in this series, and it can be viewed on YouTube at www.youtube.com/channel/UCgMPjOOZ5xdSE7NN HVCKZw. You can watch all six episodes of season 1 in less than a half hour! Bruce Gray, the director of Late Company makes a guest starring appearance in the Web Series as well. Grinnell wants to thank his amazing wife for all of her love and support… and then some. BAKER CHASE POWELL (Curtis Dermot) is originally from South Carolina where he attended The College of Charleston. He has performed in several stage productions such as, Farragut North, The Laramie Project, and Almost Maine, for which he received an Irene Ryan nomination. He recently performed in the Whitefire Theatre's Best Of: Com- edy Shorts. He also writes and produces short films with his production company, Glass Cabin Films. Follow him on Twitter & Instagram: @Bakerchase01 BRUCE GRAY (Director): Bruce Gray’s directorial debut for Theatre 40 was Blythe Spirit in 1982 (The LA Times called it one of the year’s most beautiful productions.) A subse- quent production, this one of The Little Foxes, garnered several “Critic’s Choices”. As did Chekhov in Yalta, Seymor In The Very Heart Of Winter, and many others right up to and including last year’s Perfect Timing. His 9th directorial assignment for the company was a revival of Joe Orton’s comic masterpiece What The Butler Saw. His earlier pro- ductions of Orton’s Loot and Entertaining Mr. Sloane re- ceived multiple Drama-logue awards, and were nominated for Robbie and LA Weekly awards. Gray has directed at virtually every major Waiver The- atre in town, from his controversial production of My Life In Art at the Tiffany to the AIDS play seven sundays (Drama-logue) at Theatre 40 (later trans- ferring to the Odyssey). His 1993 production of the Holocaust play Shayna WHO’S WHO Maidel was hailed by one critic as “wondrous. It doesn’t get better than this.” Because of his Canadian connections, (he received an M.A. from University of Toronto) he has been instrumental in bringing down a number of wonderful Canadian plays to Theatre 40, from Halo, to Herb Foster’s Opening Night, Seven Stories by Morris Panych and tonight Jordan Tan- nahill’s Late Company. (www.bruce-gray.com) (brucegrayactor.word- press.com) JORDAN TANNAHILL (Author) is a Canadian playwright and filmmaker. His plays have been presented in his country's major theatres, and his work has been honored with several prizes including the 2014 Governor General's Award for Age of Minority: Three Solo Plays and three Dora Awards. Tannahill’s book Theatre of the Unim- pressed: In Search of Vital Drama, published by Coach House Press in 2015, was called “essential reading for anyone interested in the state of contemporary theatre and performance” by The Globe and Mail and is on the curriculum of drama departments across Canada and the US. In collaboration with William Ellis, Jor- dan ran the alternative art space Videofag out of their home in Toronto’s Kensington Market neighbourhood from 2012 - 2016. Over the four years of it’s operation, Videofag became an influen- tial hub for queer and avant-garde work in Canada. Jordan has up- coming projects with Woolly Mammoth Theatre in Washington DC and the National Theatre in London, UK. AMANDA SAUTER (Stage Manager): Amanda has recently been Stage Manager for All my Distances are Far written by Leda Siskind at Theatre 40 2016. From Beyond at Unbound Productions Wicked Lit 2016, The Initiation at Wicked Lit 2016 Scare La. Amanda has been Asst. Set Designer to Jeff Rack for Theatre 40 productions of: Flare Path, American Wee Pie, Accomplice, Patterns, Double Door, Perfect Timing, Two Sisters, Separate Beds, A Shred of Evidence, A Breath of Spring, and The Consul, The Tramp and America’s Sweetheart. Amanda debuted as lead scenic and prop master at Wicked Lit 2016. She has been Asst. Stage Manager and Asst. Make-Up Artist with Unbounded Production WL 2014 Dracula's Guest, and WL 2015 Grove of Rashomon. Her passion for art, and love for the theater lead her to create Theater Magic. She would like to thank her family for all their love and supporting her random projects and out-of-the-box thinking that eventually lead her to be- hind the stage. She would also like to give a big thank you to Jeff and David for all their support. MICHELE BERNATH (Assistant Director) was the Choreographer and Assistant Director for The Consul, The Tramp and America’s Sweet- heart here at Theater 40. She is delighted to be assistant to Bruce Gray on Late Company with a terrific cast. Michele is an Eddon Award winning actress - Bessie Berger in Awake and Sing! She was last seen as Chris in Calendar Girls at Group Repertory. Cho- reography with Jules Aaron as director include: That Lovin’ Feeling (The Righteous Brothers musical), Ghost of Gershwin, Tiger By The WHO’S WHO Tail. She choreographed Affluence at Theater 40, Polyester The Musical, and TV, including a year on Fantasy Island. Actress, Dancer, Singer: National Tours, Las Vegas, Theater in the Round. Favorite roles (Minnie Faye, Hello Dolly, Aunt Sue, No No Nanette, Anybody’s, West Side Story). Los Angeles acting favorites are: Love Again, Boeing Boeing, A Nice Family Gathering, and Over The River and Thru the Woods. Television: My Crazy Sex, Web Series Open House, Taxi, Laverne and Shirley, Columbo, Murder She Wrote and commercials. Michele has a featured role in the upcom- ing film Lookin’ Up. Fun Fact..she was the Solo comedy ballerina as the “surprise” in Haydn’s Surprise Symphony at the Hollywood Bowl with the L.A. Philharmonic. She has her MFA from UCLA. Thank you Bruce and David. JEFF G. RACK (Set Designer): Jeff is the resident designer for The- atre 40. Some of his many designs here include: Patterns, Flare Path, Light Up the Sky, KIN, Opening Night, Remembrance, 7 Sto- ries, Voysey Inheritance, The Bat, Modern Orthodox, LUV, Constant Wife, and Black Coffee. He was nominated for 2 Ovation Awards last year for Nightwatch and God Only Knows. Jeff is also a writer, director and the Producing-Artistic Director of Unbound Produc- tions, which produces the popular, immersive Wicked Lit Halloween shows in October. Shows Jeff has directed here at T-40 are: Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, The Mystery Plays, and PEN. Jeff is also in- volved in Production Design, Sculpting and EFX work for the film industry, having worked on Planet of the Apes, Armageddon, Flub- ber, Con-Air, and Universal Studios’ Back to the Future ride. He also teaches production design at IAFT film school. Jeff would like to thank Amanda Sauter, Ernest McDaniel and Phil Biondich for their contributions to this set. Also his wife Christine and David Stafford for all of their support, and acknowledge his Dad who con- tinues to be an inspiration to him. MICHÈLE YOUNG (Costume Designer): This is Michele’s seventh sea- son as Theatre 40’s resident costume designer. Productions in- clude Perfect Timing, Double Door, 7 Stories, Blonde Poison, Night Watch, Kin, God Only Knows, Remembrance and Luv. Other LA pro- ductions include: The Road Theatre White Guy on The Bus, The Play About The Baby, John Is A Father and Birder (in association with CTG), Broken Fences, The Mongoose, Homefree, The Other Place, Rogue Machine - Luka’s Room, Where The Great Ones Run, Bootleg Theatre - Day Trader, Theatre Banshee - Lay Me Down Softly, By The Bog of Cats, Brendan, WCJT - The Whipping Man, The Immigrant, Ahmanson Theatre - Matthew Bourne’s Sleeping Beauty, LA Opera, most recently La Boheme, The Ghosts of Ver- sailles, Pantages - Annie, White Christmas plus many musicals in- cluding Ragtime, Hairspray, Parade and more! In New York, premier of Ethel Sings (Walkerspace Theatre). Recognized, for the fifth consecutive year, as ‘Costumer Designer of The Year’ by StageSceneLA (2011 through 2016) and for Outstanding Costumer WHO’S WHO Design in 2010-11 for Theatre 40’s Luv and Spider’s Web. On film, costume design - Linkin, for The Toscars VI 2013 festival, and the award winning Pepper. Michèle began her career as a film produc- tion manager in London, her hometown. She is also a photographer, graphic designer, art teacher and long-time advocate for the arts in education! RIC ZIMMERMAN (Lighting Designer) Fourth season in residence at Theatre Forty. Theatrical collaborators include Rogue Machine, Cir- cle X, The Fountain Theatre, Theatre of Note, Company of Angels, The Vagrancy, The Visceral Company, Civic Light Opera of South Bay Cities, The Neighborhood Playhouse, Vanguard Repertory,The Madrid Theatre and many more. Ric’s dance designs have taken him around the continental US, Mexico, Canada, Russia, China and Brazil. Selected dance collaborators: Los Angeles Contemporary Dance Company, Helios Dance Theatre, Navarasa Dance Theatre, Royal Flux, Rhapsody in Taps, Danza Floricanto, EDGE, Viver Brasil, Theatre Bethune, Louise Reichlin and Dancers, Synapse, Keshet Chaim, and Lula Washington Dance Theatre as well as con- cert pieces for choreographers Doriana Sanchez, Frit and Frat Fuller, Terri Best, Nicole Berger, Genevieve Carson, Yusuf Nasir, Jaci Royal, and Marinda Davis. Corporate design work includes such clients as Panasonic, Boeing, Microsoft, the NHRA, Center Theatre Group and the Hard Rock Cafe. Music lighting credits in- clude Lea Salonga, Judy Collins, Cyndi Lauper, Seun Kuti, The Fish- tank Ensemble, Esperanza Spalding, the Klezmatics and The Bird and the Bee as well as hundreds of local concerts. Ric has twice been honored as Lighting Designer of the Year by StageSceneLA. He received his BA in Music Composition from Loyola Marymount University. JOSEPH "SLOE" SLAWINSKI (Sound Designer): Sloe has designed over 200 plays. He was the sound designer for the exciting pro- duction The Ugly One for Gates McFadden. His other recent de- signs include Gidion’s Knot for the Furious Theatre Company directed by Darin Anthony and Gabrieal Griego, Rx directed by John Pleshette, Flowers For Algernon for Deaf West, Down In Front di- rected by Gabrieal Griego, and Land Line directed by Bill Charlton. He is the sound designer for The American Academy of Dramatic Arts. He would like to thank the incredible and amazing Gabrieal Griego for her continuous support during all of his creative endeav- ors. He is proud to be part of this great production. 310-772-0044 - reservations

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