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Programming Announcements! Trellis@Greenhousetheater.Org JOIN BOHO for OUR 15TH SEASON Now in Residence at the Greenhouse Theater Center! BoHo Theatre creates bold theatre that challenges convention through innovative storytelling and creates a shared community of artists and patrons in which all members are moved through art to make thoughtful, well-examined, caring relationships the highest priority in their lives. Company Board ARTISTIC DIRECTOR PRESIDENT Stephen Schellhardt Nancy Bullock EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR TREASURER Meg Love Richard Maxen MANAGING DIRECTOR MEMBERS Nick Barsuli Adam Brakhane Sara Coffou MARKETING DIRECTOR/ Silvia Rota GRAPHIC DESIGNER Michael Schwartz Charles Riffenburg Kevin Sullivan ARTISTIC ASSOCIATE Peter Marston Sullivan BOX OFFICE ASSOCIATE Artistic Collin Walker Affiliates CASTING ASSOCIATES Adam Hill, Molly Layton Christa Buck Justin Castellano SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATOR Brandon Dahlquist Ashley Hannon Diane Fairchild TECHNICAL ADVISOR Greg Foster Anthony Churchill Patrick Ham Theresa Ham ACCOUNTING CLERK Steve O’Connell David Tibble Thomas Samorian COMPANY MEMBERS Cassy Schillo Peter Blair, Lindsay Brown, Danni Smith Eleanor Katz, Dalton Long, Katie Stanley Peter Robel Jeremy Trager Megan Turnquist Emeritus Members John Zuiker Stephen Genovese, Thomas Samorian, Ryan Guhde, Kaela Altman, Mary Kate Robel www.BoHoTheatre.com @BoHoTheatre FROM THE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR I am thrilled to continue our 15th Anniversary season with THE RIVER, an enigmatic and enthralling play by English playwright Jez Butterworth and directed by the incompa- rable Jerrell L. Henderson. We have been eyeing this play – which debuted in 2012 in London to sold-out houses – for a while and are delighted to present it in our first season as a resident company here at The Greenhouse Theater Center. It continues our examination of stories that focus on characters in search of human connections. I am drawn to plays that demand an intimate experience between audience and text, which explains why we adore this play and this playwright. THE RIVER’s sleek and strange story, the poetry of its language, the nonlinear path it follows and the way the playwright manipulates us delivers just such an experience. It is a play that demands an intimate space like ours. And it is a perfect vehicle for BoHo by embodying an insidious threat to our core principles of truth, beauty, freedom and love. The play centers on an avid trout fisherman who is on his annual fishing holiday to his secluded cabin in the woods, and on the two women who accompany him. Likened to a lyrical and subtly crafted piece of chamber music, it teases and haunts us as it explores the nature and honesty of relationships via a mystery as glinting and elusive as a fish. THE RIVER is beguilingly simple, yet as deep running and treacherous as any real river. The nature of love – trying to catch it and reel it in – is pivotal to the story. I promise it will reel you in and leave an indelible impression. As always, I look forward to seeing you at the theater. Stephen Schellhardt, Artistic Director, BoHo Theatre JOIN BOHO'S BOARD OR STAFF! Do you want to be part of our team and help bring amazing art to life? BoHo is looking for energetic volunteers to join our board and staff to sup- port our operations and fundraising efforts. Want to know more? Visit bohotheatre.com/workwithus or email Executive Director Meg Love ([email protected]) to learn more! BECOME PART OF THE BOHO FAMILY Since its founding in 2003, BoHo has brought Chicago theatrego- ers together for our unique brand of bold theatrical experiences. Now in our 15th season, BoHo continues to grow with exciting new shows and intimate cabarets. We are thrilled to be the newest resi- dent of the Greenhouse Theater Center here in Lincoln Park! We can't do all this alone. We need you, our community! DONATE TODAY! Your donations can be directed to underwrite our artists, our sets, our costumes, our rent, or our staff! You can donate: • With a BoHo Company Member after the show • On your phone, directly to our Venmo account @BoHoTheatre • Online at BoHoTheatre.com Contact us directly to discuss how you can make the most impact with your support. BOHO THEATRE PRESENTS By JEZ BUTTERWORTH Directed by JERRELL L. HENDERSON PERFORMERS The Man .................................................JOE LINO The Woman ...................................CHRISTINA GORMAN The Other Woman. .................................CHELSEE CARTER The Man Understudy ................................MARK TACDERAS The Woman/The Other Woman Understudy ..........NATALIE SANTORO PRODUCTION ARTISTS & STAFF Producer ...............................................MEG LOVE* Scenic Designer ......................................ERIC LUCHEN Lighting Designer .......................................KAILI STORY Costume Designer .................................CAITLIN MCLEOD Sound Designer ....................................... ERIC BACKUS Props Designer .......................................LACIE HEXOM Scenic Painters ...................STEVEN ABBOT, LINDSAY MUMMERT Technical Director ......................................LARS STOLPE Dialect Coach ..................................VAHISHTA VAFADARI Press Relations .................... JOHN OLSON COMMUNICATIONS Production Manager. DALTON LONG* Stage Manager ......................................OSWALD AVILE * BoHo Theatre Company Member THE RIVER is presented by arrangement with Nick Hern Books, The Glasshouse, 49A Goldhawk Rd, London W12 8QP UK 020 8749 4953 • nickhernbooks.co.uk PERFORMERS (LISTED ALPHABETICALLY) CHELSEE CARTER JOE LINO (THE MAN) In (THE OTHER WOMAN) Orig- Chicago, Joe has worked inally from Oregon, Chelsee with Steppenwolf, Goodman, earned her M.F.A. in Acting Victory Gardens, Teatro from Purdue University in Vista, Drury Lane, The New Indiana and is thrilled to Colony, The Cuckoos Theater plant her feet in Chicago. Project, The Agency Theatre Recent productions include Maria in Midsommer Collective, and Interro- Flight’s production of TWELFTH NIGHT, Louka in bang Theatre Project, where he is an ensemble City Lit’s ARMS AND THE MAN, Olivia in Theatre member. His regional credits include DRACULA, A Evolve’s production of TWELFTH NIGHT, Ladvenu CHRISTMAS CAROL, and THAT HIGH LONESOME in Poetic Forum Collective’s SAINT JOAN, SOUND with Actors Theatre of Louisville. He has Eurydice in Sarah Ruhl's adaptation of EURYDICE, also performed Off-Broadway at the BAM Harvey and Celia in AS YOU LIKE IT. Chelsee is honored Theatre in Charles Mee’s world premiere of THE to work with BoHo Theatre and the amazing cast GLORY OF THE WORLD. He is a proud alumni of and crew on this beautiful production. Ball State University where he received a BFA in Acting. CHRISTINA GORMAN (THE WOMAN) is an actor MARK TACDERAS and fight choreographer, (THE MAN U/S) is abso- originally from the Hudson lutely thrilled to be working Valley region of upstate New with BoHo Theatre. Mark's York. She is thrilled to return notable credits include to BoHo after appearing THE LONESOME WEST at in last season's CYRANO. AstonRep Theatre Company, Recent/favorite credits include 3C (A Red Orchid THE GOD COMMITTEE and Theatre), MEN SHOULD WEEP (Jeff Citation for THE ODD COUPLE- FEMALE VERSION at Oil Lamp Best Play) for Griffin Theatre and HANNAH AND Theater, and FUENTE OVEJUNA at City Lit Theater. MARTIN, CRIME AND PUNISHMENT, and THE Mark graduated from Northeastern Illinois Univer- TALL GIRLS for Shattered Globe Theatre, where sity with a bachelors degree in Communication she is an ensemble member. She has also had Media & Theatre. Additionally, he has trained at the pleasure to work with such companies as Acting Studio Chicago, Second City, T. Schreiber Steppenwolf Theatre Co, Stage Left Theatre, Studios, and Vagabond School. Mark is represent- Buffalo Theatre Ensemble, City Lit, among others. ed by Lily’s Talent Agency. IG:@marktacderas On Camera credits include motion/performance capture for the character Cassie Cage for the NATALIE SANTORO video game MORTAL KOMBAT 11. She can also (THE WOMAN/THE OTHER be seen in Clarion New Media's webseries THE WOMAN U/S) most recently ADVENTURES OF JACKETMAN. Many thanks to understudied CARDBOARD Mahm and FB. PIANO at Timeline Theatre and THE UNDENIABLE SOUND OF RIGHT NOW at Raven Theatre. She can be seen later this fall performing at Remy Bumppo. Natalie is a recent graduate of the School at Steppenwolf and Loyola University. PRODUCTION STAFF (LISTED ALPHABETICALLY) STEVEN ABBOT (PAINTER) is from Louisville, include directing Michael Yichao’s GOOSE at Kentucky, where he a scenic designer for Rhinofest, and serving as the associate director local theaters. He is currenlty seeking a BFA in on a devised adaptation of MARY SHELLEY’S Scenic Design from DePaul University, where FRANKENSTEIN as part of Indiana Humanities’ he designed/charged SATYAGRAHA: GANDHI/ One State / One Story initiative. Brent served as KING, A DYBBUK OR BETWEEN TWO WORLDS, Co-Artistic Director and later Managing Director and he is currently designing POLAROID STORIES of Blue Goose Theatre Ensemble, of which he and THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG was a founding member. He is an Associate Artist IN THE NIGHTTIME. Chicago credits include: and Resident Director with The Barrens Theatre HANSEL AND GRETEL (DePaul Opera, Asst. Scenic Co., and a board member of The Passage Theatre. Designer), AVENUE Q, and LITTLE SHOP OF Brent graduated from Ball State University with HORRORS (Mercury Theatre, Scenic Painter). degrees in Directing and Theatre Education. He would like to thank Jerrell and Stephen for this OSWALD AVILE (STAGE MANAGER) This is opportunity, and his wife, Jess, for
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