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The Midsummer Program DIRECTOR’S NOTES This past year has, to some, felt like the strains of Puck’s inti- mation at the end of A Midsummer NIght’s Dream: That you have but slumber'd here While these visions did appear. And this weak and idle theme, No more yielding but a dream... I don’t know about you, but I can definitely say that as we come through the back side of this challenging situation we’ve been living through, I feel as if I’ve awakened from a deep slum- ber of sorts. There has been a huge void in the life of artists and audiences alike. The missing spark of connection. The energy of communing between performer and audience. For the final show in our Season of Surprises, I wanted to create a special experience where we could finally fill that void and celebrate each oth- er. The themes of A Midsummer Night’s Dream: love, imagination, order and disorder are ones we all have struggled with, frolicked in and explored at one time or another. It’s no wonder this is one of Shakespeare’s most cherished comedies. It’s characters and engaging text are a veritable playground of wonderfulness. This gem of a play is the inspiration for what you are about to see. I am so thrilled to have been able to connect with so many wonderfully local and regional artisans who lent their talents to create original music, song, text and art for our company of actors to breathe life into. Little did I dream when I charged my team of play- wrights, poets, composers, lyricists and artisans to work their magic and let these inspirations take them wherever they wanted, that I would be given such a gold mine of material to work with. I am forever grateful. The pieces you are about to see today gave us the joyful opportunity to do what we so crave to do…and that is create….invent….and share. We have been so fortunate to partner with Julie and Sam here at Thorpewood to be able to bring you a visual feast for the senses. They have graciously offered their dazzlingly beautiful fields, forest and flora to use as our backdrop for what we hope is a truly unique and magical adventure. As the fairy queen Titania says at the end of the actual play: Hand in hand, with fairy grace, Will we sing, and bless this place. We invite you to use this day to re-invigorate yourself and your connection to the air, the sounds and the beautiful landscapes you will wander through, and most importantly, those you will share this experience with. Your walk from perfor- mance to performance will be a spectacle of beauty all on it’s own, so look around, listen, take it all in…a most importantly enjoy. Julie Herber Director MIDSUMMER A Most Rare Vision Playwrights and Poets Joy Campbell Matthew Lee Jessica McHugh Reiner Prochaska Composers Meryl Cullom Michael Perrie Jr. Noah Summer Colin Shultzaberger Art Installations Joann Foltz Milee McDonald featuring Karli Cole Surasree Das Ivan Diaz Moros Gené Fouché Devin Gaither Ray Hatch Tad Janes Mikael Johnson James McGarvey Ken Poisson Reiner Prochaska Lia Seltzer Tim Seltzer Wilson Seltzer Rachel Smith Laura Stark Tori Weaver Delaney White Lucy Campbell Tallulah Hammel Mairead Hoyt Searlait Hoyt Phoenix Mayonado Josie Ritchie Ysa Seltzer Opal Stout Izzy Wood Director Julie Herber Stage Manager Designer Designer Shayden Jamison Tabetha White Doug Grove Production Crew Sarah Agnello Brenda Campbell Hayden Draycott Keri Hammel Siobhan Hoyt Lindsay Mayonado Rona Mensah Jeremy Myers Jen Pagano Laura Ritchie LJ Teske Show Sponsor MET’S MAINSTAGE SEASON IS SPONSORED IN PART BY: The George L. Shields Foundation S R P MET is supported by grants from the Ausherman Family Foundation, the Frederick Arts Council and is also funded by an operating grant fom the Maryland State Arts Council, an agency dedicated to cultivating a vibrant cultural community where the arts thrive. SCENES The Fairies Original music by Colin Shultzaberger Featuring: Lucy Campbell, Mairead Hoyt, Searlait Hoyt, Ysa Seltzer, Tallulah Hammel, Josie Ritchie, Izzy Woods The I-Team Mechanicals Written by Reiner Prochaska Featuring: Ivan Diaz Moros (Nicolás Fondo), Ken Poisson (Walter Snug), Reiner Prochaska (Peter Quince), Wilson Seltzer (Francis Flute) Rachel Smith (Tamzin Snout), Laura Stark ( Robyn Starveling) “Though She Be Little….” Written and voiced by Joy Campbell Featuring: Karli Cole Advice From an Ass Featuring: James McGarvey, Mikael Johnson (understudy 6/18) The Conversation Written by Matt Lee Featuring: Lia Seltzer (Titania), Tim Seltzer (Oberon), Phoenix Mayonado (The Changeling Child), Opal Stout (The Changeling Child) Hermia Written by Jessica McHugh Featuring: Delaney White Helena Written by Jessica McHugh Featuring: Surasree Das The Lover’s Garden Written by Micheal Perrie, Jr Featuring: Gené Fouché and Tad Janes Song in a Boat “A Most Rare Vision” written by Meryl Cullom Featuring: Tori Weaver Art Installation Joann Foltz and Milee McDonald Puck’s Flight Original Music by Noah Sommer Featuring: Devin Gaither The Wise Man Written by Ray Hatch Featuring: Ray Hatch and Company Karli Cole Surasree Das Ivan Diaz Moros Gené Fouché Devin Gaither Ray Hatch Tad Janes James McGarvey Ken Poisson Reiner Prochaska Lia Seltzer Tim Seltzer Wilson Seltzer Rachel Smith Laura Stark Tori Weaver Delaney White Lucy Campbell Tallulah Hammel Phoenix Mayonado Mairead Hoyt Searlait Hoyt Losie Ritchie Ysa Seltzer Opal Stout Izzy Wood WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST Karli Cole is a proud MET teaching artist Gené Fouché is an Associate Artistic Direc- and company member. Previous MET cred- tor and a founder of MET where she also its include: Curse of the Starving Class, Let serves as Director of Education. Favorite the Right One In, A View from the Bridge, MET appearances include: Admissions, Cir- The Pillowman, Top Girls, The Rocky Hor- cle Mirror Transformation, Rapture Blister ror Show, Super, Junie B. Jones, Goodnight Burn, Betty the Yeti, Blue Window, Proof, Moon, A Christmas Carol, Biker Macbeth The Underpants, Exuviae, Planet Claire, and many more. In 2016 she graduated with Wonder of the World, Biker Macbeth, How a BFA in Physical Theatre from Coastal Car- I Learned to Drive, Dead Man’s Cell Phone, olina University. A Christmas Carol. She teaches theatre at McDaniel College. Surasree Das Strand: Little Women, Smith- sonian: Seasons of Light, Free Range Hu- Ray Hatch is a director/choreographer/ac- mans: Jekyll/Hyde, Imagination Stage: Hun- tor/singer/dancer/instructor who has been gry Caterpillar, Aquarium, Princess and the in the theatre arts & dance for almost 50 Pauper; BAPAC: TornKid EStP: Midsum- years. He was Soapy Smith in Gift of the mer, MET: Radium Girls, Top Girls, Click, Magi, Brucie in Sweat, Franklin in The Can- Clack, Moo!, Cinderella, Little Mermaid; terbury Tales & directed Circle Mirror Trans- Center Stage: Animal Farm; Single Carrot: formation, all here at the Met. Other local Lear, Constellation: Arabian Nights, Toby’s: performances include Hoke in Driving Miss South Pacific. BITRSister Awards: Best ac- Daisy & King Herod in Jesus Christ Super- tor nomination(Jo), Best Ensemble (Little star at Other Voices Theatre & also directed Women), Best Devised (TornKid) Arsenic & Old Lace for OVT. Ray is MET Ivan Diaz Moros is a Venezuela born actor company member and journalist with experience in theater, film and television. He is a dynamic, mul- Tad Janes is the Founding Producing Artis- tilingual professional with broad, interna- tic Director of MET and Theatre Program tional media arts experience in managing, Manager at Frederick Community College. producing, directing, writing, and teaching. BFA from West Virginia University and He has done significant journalistic and ed- Masters from the University of Kent in Can- ucational work with all age groups. He is the terbury and Goucher College. MET main- founder of the Alapalestra theater company, stage: Curse of the Starving Class, A View with 12 theatrical shows. from the Bridge, Superior Donuts, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, The 39 Steps, Mac- Devin Gaither is the Aerial Program Di- beth, American Buffalo, Killer Joe, How I rector for Luna Aerial Dance & Performing Learned to Drive, True West, The Threepenny Arts in Frederick MD where she manages Opera, A Christmas Carol and his original the curriculum, staff, programming, and solo show Truthpaste: A Blotto Biography. bookings for aerial silks, trapeze, and. lyra. She has performed with the MET many James McGarvey is a MET company mem- times over the past decade, including: Stu- ber. Past MET performances include Mrs. pid F*cking Bird, The Shape of Things, Finally Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge, Mac- Heard, Antigone, A Clockwork Orange, and Beth, Completely Hollywood (Abridged), Ele- A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Devin also phant Man, Admissions as well as many Fun loves stage managing the annual production Company productions, such as A Christmas and tour of Christmas Carol. She is so excit- Carol since 2006. He has been a member ed to be able to bring aerial performance to of the Comedy Pigs, performed with Balti- this unique and exciting production! more Improv Group, a regular with MET WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST Comedy Night, and appeared in several productions, Wilson was most recently seen MET-X productions, including co-wrote on stage in Admissions, and Good Night and performed in Balls Deep In Love. Moon. Wilson will attend Towson Univer- sity for Theater and Performing Arts in the Ken Poisson, a proud MET company mem- fall. ber, is thrilled to be working with such a tal- ented cast and crew. MET roles include The Rachel Smith is usually behind the scenes Old Man in The Wizard of Odd, Polyphemus instead of in them.
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