Business Manager Artistic Director Managing Director Jennifer Lonsway Marilyn Fox Bruce Whitney

Pacific Resident Theatre presents All My Sons by Arthur Miller

Producers Terry Davis Richard Fancy Tania Getty

Executive Producer Marilyn Fox

Light Design Scenic Design Matt Richter Dillon G Artzer Sound Design Costume Design Christopher Moscatiello Jennifer Pollono Fight Choreography Graphic Design Ned Mochel Michelle Hanzelova Stage Manager Parker Huseby Directed by Elina de Santos Cast

Joe Keller ...... Richard Fancy* Kate Keller ...... Terry Davis* Chris Keller ...... Marc Valera* Ann Deever ...... Amy-Helene Carlson* George Deever ...... Scott Jackson Dr. Jim Bayliss ...... Jason Huber* Sue Bayliss ...... Tania Getty* Frank Lubey ...... Rick Garrison Lydia Lubey ...... Jennifer Pollono* Bert ...... Enzo de Angelis Act I The backyard of the Keller home in the outskirts of an American town. August 1947.

Intermission

Act II Scene, as before. The same evening, as twilight falls. Act III Scene, as before. Two o’clock the following morning.

* Member of the Actors Equity Association, the professional union for actors and stage managers in the . Pacific Resident Theatre operates under the Equity Membership Rule

TAKING PHOTOS, WHETHER USING FLASH EQUIPMENT OR NOT, IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED AT ALL TIMES DURING THE PERFORMANCE. Director’s note

My journey with All My Sons is strangely like Dorothy’s in The Wizard of Oz. 20 years ago, I was a member of a spiritual community in which I had placed much hope. I wanted to be a part of this community. And then, one fateful day, I overheard a fellow member, “This place {church} is the only place to find people who know the truth.” Those words were a personal warning. I had worked hard to become a member of what felt like an open society, to be part of a diverse and inclusive community-never to be excluded. I think my biggest personal fear is being left out and abandoned. The horrible truth was that I had found a community that seemed determined to leave people out while promising inclusion.

Miller writes about responsibility, love and hope in a fiercely unequal Ameri- ca after what seemed like a unifying war. The play takes us to uncomfortable realizations about our history and future.

In my story, Joe Keller is my father, Kate Keller is my mother, both capable of great love, determined to keep the family intact and the dream alive. As my daughter has often said, “Mom, you are the most innocent, naïve person I know.” It is a cautionary compliment. She saw the ironic divide in the church I attended in the late 90’s years before I did.

So, I am Chris, full of immense love for my family and intensely passionate about the world that seems much bigger than my family could envision. My upbringing was complicated perhaps much more than Chris’s yet like him, I’m slow to fault my family of origin and searching to understand where I belong.

I left the spiritual community not to vilify it but to find myself. Poignantly, I came to realize that most of my childhood and all of my adult life, I’ve been in theater. I took refuge in it because of my unmet childhood needs and I found my deepest connection to theater when I read Arthur Miller’s plays in high school. I believe in theater. It offers the opportunity to feel the pain and hope of our changing world. It is my home. It allows for diversity, inclusion and growth. So, I click my heels and say, “there’s no place like home, there’s no place like home.” by Elina de Santos Actor Biographies

Amy-Helene Carlson (Ann Deever) is a graduate of the William Esper Studio in . Many thanks to PRT and the whole team.

Terry Davis (Kate Keller, Producer) A proud and longtime member of PRT, Terry has been involved in productions including: Smart Love, Pygmalion, Camino Real, Under the Gaslight, Southern Girls, American Comedy, Night Breath, No Problem, A Revenger’s Tragedy, Happy End, Rachel Ray, Mauritius and The Dorothy Parker Project. Other L.A. productions include Questa, Tennessee William’s Kingdom of Earth, Favors (Drama-League Award), Facing East at ITC and Sar- ah’s War at the Hudson Theatre. A most gratifying experience was performing with the L.A. Philharmonic at Disney Hall in a dramatic presentation of Shostakovitch’s Symphony No.13 “Babi Yar.”

Enzo De Angelis (Bert) is excited to reprise the role of Bert again at PRT. Enzo began his acting career at eight years old in commercials, film and television. He’s thrilled to be back with his All My Sons family and he hopes you enjoy the show!

Richard Fancy (Joe Keller, Producer) at PRT: Willy Loman in Death of a Salesman, Mr. Prince in Rocket to the Moon, Lou Perrino in Julia, Halvard Solness in The Master Builder. Recent theater: Uncle Morty in Awake and Sing! at the Odyssey (LADCC award,) Lou Fischer in If I Forget at the Studio Theatre in D.C. and Billy Zimmerman in Daytona at Rogue Machine. Recurring television roles include Mr Lippman on , Craig Nelson’s opposing counsel on The District, a long run on as both Benny and Bernie Abrams. Soon to be seen in Netflix’s Grace and Frankie, he’s a lifetime member of the Actors Studio.

Rick Garrison (Frank Lubey) was raised by wolves, Rick longed for a life in the arts as a young cub. After single handedly saving his pack from a gang of grizzly bears using the canine based martial arts jiu-shih tzu, he decided enough was enough and moved to in 2011. He was welcomed immediately by the lovely humans of PRT. Hobbies include sarcasm, karaoke, and analyzing in detail how Jessica Fletcher was the real killer on Murder She Wrote. Actor Biographies Tania Getty (Sue Bayliss, Producer) A long time PRT member, other credits include: Marla in The Car Plays (Segerstrom Theatre Center), Gail in Cigarettes and Chocolate, Cassius/Mistress Ford/Hermia/ / Goneril in The PRT Shakespeare Project and Varya in The Cherry Or- chard (Pacific Resident Theatre), Selina in Loose Ends (New Amer- ican Theatre). She studied theatre at the University of Arizona and Goldsmiths College, . Jason Huber (Dr. Jim Bayliss) Jason Huber is a graduate of the Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University where he studied with Maggie Flanagan and Bill Esper. Past roles at Pacific Resident The- atre include Ragnar in The Master Builder directed by Gar Campbell, Nikos in Big Love, Tommy in Out There on Fried Meat Ridge Road. Other local theatre credits include Chett Whell in Chett Whell’s Eco- nomic Subterfuge directed by Kevin Kittle and Moe Axelrod in the Odyssey Theatre's recent revival of Awake and Sing! He produced and co-wrote Uncon- ventional a comedy pilot which was a finalist at the New York Television Festival. Scott Jackson (George Deever) is a 20-year member of PRT where he was most recently seen as Max in Becky Shaw. Other favorites include: Warren in When They Speak of Rita, Lachie in The Hasty Heart (LADCC Award Best Revival of a Classic Play), Gabe in Broken, James Dyke in The Valiant, Krogstad in Nora and Yasha in The Cherry Orchard. Jackson studied with Marilyn Fox and the renowned Gar Campbell at PRT, he trained at the William Alderson Acting School where he also taught along-side Mr. Alderson in the Meisner technique and he further studied with the international company Theatre Hotel Courage in the Netherlands explor- ing techniques of Lecoq and Commedia dell’arte. scottgjackson.com

Jennifer Pollono (Lydia Lubey, Costume Designer) A founding mem- ber of Rogue Machine and a brand new member of PRT, some of Jen's credits include Oppenheimer, Pocatello, Lost Girls, Dirty Filthy Love Story, Where the Great Ones Run, Compleat Female Stage Beauty, Shorts & Sweets, and 's New York Ani- mals. Other Los Angeles stage credits include Rules of Seconds @ LATC, directed by Jo Bonney and the third play of the Fried Meat franchise @ PRT, directed by Guillermo Cienfuegos. She is Producing Director of the Off The Clock series at RMT, where she produced the multi-award-winning World Premiere of Small Engine Repair, which originated at Rogue Machine and opened Off-Broadway to rave reviews in 2013. Marc Valera (Chris Keller) All My Sons marks Marc Valera’s first role on PRT's stages. His recent theater credits include Bernard in Boeing Boeing, Rudy in King o’ the Moon and several roles in Snapshots, the annual Susan Komen benefit. Marc has recurred and guest-starred on many television shows including favorites like The Good Doctor, CSI, and . He is a proud gradu- ate of Loyola Marymount University and the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. Production Biographies

Elina de Santos (Director) is Co-Artistic Director of the Rogue Machine. World Premieres: Hostage, Family Riots, In the Valley of the Shadow, Nice Things, Dirty Filthy Love Story, Razorback, Church & State. American Premiere, Daytona. LA Premieres: Bhutan, Stop Kiss, Falling, New Jerusalem, A Delicate Balance, Speed the Plow. Other: All My Sons, Death of a Salesman, Broken Glass, Rocket to the Moon, Awake & Sing!, Orpheus De- scending -Elina received the LADCC Special Achievement in Directing Award, 2012. Dillon G Artzer (Scenic Design) always has sawdust in his pockets, and primarily works in Film and Television, as a First AD, Production Manager, and Production Designer. Some projects on his resume (both Art department, and other wise) include: Small Engine Repair (starring our very own Jen Pollono), Can You Keep a Secret, Josie and Jack, Un- broken: Path to Redemption, Self-Helpless, and the upcoming Switzerland. When he’s not production designing, he’s clicking the shutter at his day job as a photog- rapher. Dillon specializes in headshots, portraits, and BTS photography for film. His work can be seen at dillongartzer.com. Parker Huseby (Assistant Director, Stage Manager) is a recent grad of USC’s acting pro- gram (Fight On!). Parker is a young aspiring theatrical artist, as both an actor and a direc- tor. Though he has been a performer from a young age, he recently made his directorial debut with Maud//The Madness at the 2019 Hollywood Fringe Festival. His directorial influences, all related to PRT, include Christopher Shaw, Stephanie Shroyer, and now Elina de Santos. He would like to thank you for being here, now, and reading this. Thank you for coming! Arthur Miller (Playwright) October 17, 1915 – February 10, 2005, was born in New York and studied at the University of Michigan. He received his first Pulitzer prize for All My Sons when it opened on Broadway in 1947. Other career accolades include a Tony for Death of A Salesman, The Jerusalem Prize, and the Dorothy and Lillian Gish Prize. Throughout his long career he wrote about 37 plays, as well as numerous screenplays, such as The Misfits, which starred then wife , radio plays, fiction, and non-fiction. Also known for his political views, his stand before the House of Un-American Activities Committee and his marriage to Marilyn Monroe, Miller is widely considered to be one of the greatest playwrights of all time. Christopher Moscatiello (Sound Design) is a sound designer, composer and music direc- tor for theater, TV, and film. 2018 LADCC and 2015 Stage Raw Awards for Sound Design. Theater highlights: The Kennedy Center, Folger Shakespeare Theatre, Antaeus, Odyssey Theatre, Rogue Machine, Fountain Theatre, assistant conductor for the national tour of Phantom of the Opera. TV highlights: The Walking Dead, Psych, Eureka, Human Target, The Cape, Caprica, Trauma. He has scored series, specials and promos for NBC, HBO, BBC, Discovery, National Geographic and others. Matt Richter (Light Design) is an award-winning designer based in Los Angeles. He is the resident designer for the LA LGBT Center, where he also works full time. He’s designed for Rogue Machine, The Echo, Theatre of Note, and Sacred Fools, among others. He also serves as half of the experimental ambient folk duo Lanfair Field (lanfairfield.com) and creates his own audio strangeness as autodealer (autodlr.net). For more information, please visit mattrichter.net. Arthur Miller Playwright, Essayist 1915-2005

Arthur Miller is a classic Award-Winning American playwright and essayist well known for iconic plays such as DEATH OF A SALESMAN (1949) and THE CRUCIBLE (1953). He was “the greatest playwright of the 20th cen- tury” according to playwright and politician Vaclav Havel, and is widely regarded as one of the last great titans of the American stage. Pacific Resi- dent Theatre has proudly featured Arthur Miller’s plays on its stages.

Arthur Miller was born in New York City to a Jewish family, who had immi- grated from Poland two generations prior. His father was deeply affected by the Depression, inspiring a theme of tragedy in his work. He portrays realistic and gritty characters grappling with moral issues, struggling to make the right decisions in their personal relationships. Arthur Miller wrote an essay published in the New York Times in 1949, Tragedy and the Common Man, where he describes the human relationship with tragedy:

“As a general rule, to which there may be exceptions un- known to me, I think the tragic feeling is evoked in us when we are in the presence of a character who is ready to lay down his life, if need be, to secure one thing - his sense of personal dignity. From Orestes to Hamlet, Medea to Mac- beth, the underlying struggle is that of the individual at- tempting to gain his “rightful” position in his society.

Sometimes he is one who has been displaced from it, some- times one who seeks to attain it for the first time, but the fateful wound from which the inevitable events spiral is the wound of indignity and its dominant force is indignation. Tragedy, then, is the consequence of a man’s total compul- sion to evaluate himself justly.” PRODUCTION STAFF

Administrative Manager Anna Tison Production Manager Erin Soares Photographer William Royea Publicity Judith Borne Program Valerie Havey Executive Assistant Patty West Box Office Staff Julianne Figueroa, Rachel Berney Needleman House Manager Czar Michael Rothhaar Usher Czarina Elizabeth Karr Facility Guru Bryan “The Mighty Oak” Kent Maintenance Amy Huntington (Chair), Ann Bronston, Jason Huber, Andy Parks, Penny Safranek

THANK YOU

Annie de Angelis Jennifer Lonsway William Royea Marilyn Fox Jennifer Lonsway’s Crew Chris Shaw Valerie Havey Jeff Lorch Erin Soares Dana Jackson Alley Mills Carole Weyers Bryan Kent Alex Portenko Megan Wright

SPECIAL THANK YOU

Fred Plotke, Ruth Galanter, Mario Juravich, former Councilman Bill Rosendahl Mark Antonio Grant (Assistant to Bill Rosendahl), Department of Building & Safety: B’Yanni Aquino, Kiran Patel, Jim Riley, Robert Bassman & Sid Dept of Transportation: Lillian Sedlack, Ellia Fernandez State Coastal Commisssion: Pam Emerson

Pacific Resident Theatre honors Gar Campbell 11/9/43 - 12/20/07 Theatre Artist, Actor, Director, Teacher, Playwright, Husband, Friend, Inspiration

Dedicated to the memories of: Gar Campbell, Channing Chase, Robert Evan Collins, Pat DiStefano, Karen Landry Mulkey, Lori Martin, Judith Montgomery, Rob Morris, Sheree North, Gretchen Oehler, David Officer, David Parrish, Alex Peabody, Tom Poindexter, Wanda Romitti, Norman Scott, J. Christopher Senter, Norman Skaggs, Trish Soodik, and Laura Vickrey PACIFIC RESIDENT THEATRE STAFF

Marilyn Fox (PRT Artistic Director) was last seen as Lola in The Model Apartment at The Geffen Playhouse and as Bessie Berger in the 20th Anniversary production of Awake and Sing! at the Odyssey Theatre. At PRT, she most recently played Lily Wynton in The Dor- othy Parker Project, Ranevskaya in The Cherry Orchard, and Helen Tuvim in Concealing Judy Holliday at Pacific Resident Theatre. Also at PRT, as Lady Torrance in Orpheus Descending (Lead Performance Award, Los Angeles Drama Critic’s Circle (LADCC)/Garland Award), Molnar’s The Swan (Garland Award/LADCC nomination, Performance), Anna Petrovna in Ivanov directed by Gar Campbell, and The Quick-Change Room (LADCC/Garland Awards, Lead Performance), the lat- ter moving Off-Broadway. She has appeared locally at South Coast Repertory, Laguna Playhouse and Westwood Playhouse. Other roles include Bessie Berger in Awake and Sing! at the Odyssey Theatre (Lead Performance LADCC, Garland Award ‘94) and also at Pittsburgh Public Theatre and Berkshire Theatre Festival. Marilyn was honored with the Career Achievement Award by LA Weekly in 2003. On TV, she has been seen on Judging Amy, Partners, Picket Fences, Down the Shore, : The Next Generation & more. Ms. Fox is an Adjunct Professor at UCLA’s School of Theater, Film and Tele- vision, and teaches acting classes at PRT. For my Mom, my Dad, and for Gar Always. Jennifer Lonsway (PRT Business Manager) helps the theatre to run smoothly, using her degree in theater management from Webster University. She appeared in The Old Lady Shows Her Medals, Hogan’s Goat, Orpheus Descending, Anna Christie, Everyday Life, and several Co-op productions. Bruce Whitney (Managing Director) has been directing and producing theatre in LA for 10 years. His directorial debut, Robby Sella’s A Shot in the Dark won 2 Drama- Logue Awards. He earned his MFA in directing from Cal Arts, & worked with About Productions in developing an educational program for Theresa Chavez’ The Correct Posture of a True Revolutionary & directed the premiere of Tryst. In PRT’s Co-op, he directed A Dozen Innocents and In The Boom Boom Room.

Chris McCabe (Resident Technical Director) director/actor/tech director/set & light designer, he worked on The Quick-Change Room and Ivanov at PRT, Skyscraper in PRT’s Co-op, and acted in A Christmas Carol, The Swan, In The Boom Boom Room, Betrayal, Pygmalion and Of Mice and Men.

David Dionisio (Company Manager) appeared in such PRT shows as The Tom McCleister Christmas Time Theatrical Extravaganza, Lulu, Ivanov & Ondine. He acted in The Memorandum at the Odyssey, produced There’s One in Every Marriage, Tonight @ 8:30 and Indiscretions. He also produced and acted in Los Angeles and Therese Raquin in PRT’s Co-op.

This Project is supported, in part, by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors through the Los Angeles County Arts Commission. MEMBERS OF PACIFIC RESIDENT THEATRE Artistic Director Managing Director Marilyn Fox Business Manager Bruce Whitney Jennifer L. Lonsway Board of Trustees Marilyn Fox, Eliane Gans (Vice President), Robin Lithgow, Michael Tulin (President), Bruce Whitney, Tania Getty (Co-op Rep) Advisory Board Chris Becker, Stephen Dunn, Nicholas T. Goldsborough, Jeffrey Gordon, Jack Hoffman, Jeffrey H. James, Richard Krelstein, Michael Miles, Michael W. Rabkin Honorary Board Jason Alexander & Guy Dill Glorya Kaufman Daena Title Alexander Laddie John Dill Howard Korder Peter Alexander Steven Ehrlich Dale Launer Chuck Arnoldi James Evans The Lee Group Jon Robin Baitz Shelley Fabares John & Mary Lithgow Larry Bell Mike Farrell Camryn Manheim Tony Bill Jennifer Fidelman Laura & Jim Maslon Lee Blessing Daisy Foote Marsha Mason Ami Brabson Frank Gehry Tim Matthieson Andre Braugher Kevin Goetz Dylan McDermott Edythe Broad Peter Goulds Tamara Rawitt Bill Brochtrup Marcia Gay Harden Ron & Iva Rifkin James Cromwell Hal Holbrook Jose Rivera Carol DeLuise Anjelica Huston Ed Ruscha Neil Dick Jane Kaczmarek Donald Spoto Carol Kane Bradley Whitford

“I think the job of the artist... is to remind people of what they have chosen to forget.”

Arthur Miller THE COMPANY The Acting Company Tania Getty Michael Prichard Beth Colt Journeymen Haskell V. Anderson III Zachary Grant Roses Prichard John Demita Brigid Abreu Paul Anderson Brad Greenquist Kevin Quinn Elina DeSantos Erin Barlow Rachel Avery Choppy Guillotte Kevin Rahm Sharon Duncan Billy Brown Jordan Baker Jaxon Duff Gwillim Ethan Rains Audrey Eisner Derek Chariton Shaun Baker Martha Hackett Michael Redfield Julianne Figueroa Kendall Day Melissa Weber Bales Kristina Harrison Shanti Reinhardt Julia Fletcher Anthony Foux Michael Balsley Mariette Hartley Jill Renner Anna Garduno James Gallo Orson Bean Jason Huber Dan Riordan Myrna Gawryn Steven Gordon Kenajuan Bentley Amy Huntington David Rogge Oliver Goldstick Jessie Guthrie Betsy Berenson Diane Hurley Shiva Rose Rush Gomez Yancy Holmes Marwa Bernstein Scott Jackson Michael Rothhaar Jennifer Gonring Ethan Ingle Alan Blumenfeld Robert Lee Jacobs Will Rothhaar Dana Halsted Zach Kanner Judith Borne Emily Jerez Penny Safranek Michael Haney Sean Lewellyn Ann Bronston Jon Johannessen Molly Schaffer Haven Hartman Jamison Lingel Sarah Brooke Elizabeth Karr Kenney Selvey Valerie Havey Bryan J. Marcelo Ursula Brooks Darren Kelley Christopher Shaw Shirl Hendryx Gareth Marsh Lily Brown Bryan Kent Sharron Shayne JoanAngela Hess Kendrah McKay Amy-Helene Carlson Kevin Kilner Mariah Shirley Aurora Kaschner Susan Monaster Michael Carr Kristian Kordula Corinne Shor Paul Kaufman Olivia O’Connor Ginna Carter Jeff LeBeau Sally Smythe Bud Leslie Diana Peglidi Philip Cass Robert Lesser Jennifer Sorenson Mary Jane Hilary Prentice Stacie Chaiken Brian Letscher Steve Spiro Lia Kozatch Kelsey Ritter Bryan Chesters Matt Letscher Darcy St. Clair Chris McCabe Sebastian Schier Joan Chodorow Ed Levey Keith Stevenson Bob McCracken Ericjohn Scialo Lisa Cirincione Robert Levit Jennifer Taub Murray Mednick Greer Sinclair David Clayberg Joann Lipari Rachel Townsend Peter Mellencamp Clare Snodgrass Ron Eli Cohen William Lithgow Michael Tulin Carolyn Mignini Matthew Van Oss Dan Cole Tracie Lockwood Marc Valera Kevin Monk Scott Conte Linda Lodge Dan Verdin Julia Motyka Rebecca Crandall Jennifer Lonsway Gregory Vignolle Deena Lynn Mullen Christopher Curry Jeff Lorch George Villas Rita Obermeyer Terry Davis Lela Loren Steve Vinovich Carla Obert Lee DeBroux Dennis Madden Dalia Vosylius Randy Ogelsby Jerry Della Salla Seth Margolies Terry Walters Danielle Ozymandias Robb Derringer Marley McClean Elspeth Weingarten Michael Pressman Mary Jo Deschanel Tom McDermott Carole Weyers Victoria Profitt Dana Dewes Joe McGovern Susan Wilder Stacy Ray Susan Dexter Neil McGowan Lesley Williams Pesha Rudnick Ron E. Dickinson Matt McKenzie Miranda Wynne Kathy Scambiaterra Valerie Dillman Vince Melocchi Sarah Zinsser David Nathan Schwartz David Dionisio Alley Mills William R. Seaver Katy Downing Parker Mills Creative Associates Susan Segal Jason Downs Ned Mochel Mark Adler Howard Shangraw Jeanette Driver Greg Mullavey Emi Agvado Stephanie Shroyer Matthew Elkins Sara Newman Kristin Ahlgren Margy Stein Alexander Enberg David Novak Cori Allison Joel Swetow Kim Estes Bruce Nozick Rich Amend Katerina Tana Richard Fancy Rita Obermeyer Jake Arnette Ochia Teairra Brendan Farrell Jeremiah O’Brian Lisa Barnes Veronica Thompson Lesley Fera Joe Olivieri Robin Becker Judy Trest Alex Fernandez Melissa Paladino Rachel Berney- Brian Sonia Wallace Suzanne Ford Andrew Parks Needleman Bruce Whitney Marilyn Fox Jay Paulson Casey Biggs Morgan Wilday Bruce French Jennifer Pollono Dan Bonnell William Wilday Cyndy Fujikawa Mary Portser Michelle Brooks John Woehrle Rick Garrison Satiar Pourvasei Joshua Chamberlain Ron Geren Justin Preston Nanci Christopher Pacific Resident Theatre’s Award-Winning 34 Year History MISSION STATEMENT: To provide greater Los Angeles with a resident theatre company dedicat- ed to providing programming of the highest quality, in order to entertain, inform and educate our multicul- tural community. To rediscover rarely performed classics, and to foster and develop new works through the collaboration of an artistic ensemble influenced by societal relevance, past, present and future. Topro- mote the theatre arts by providing opportunities for artists and craftsmen to develop and enrich their skills.

1985 When Will I Dance? 1996/1997 PRT founded as an actors’ cooperative by Claire Braz Valentine We open our 99-seat home at 703 Venice Blvd Thanksgiving by Jim McClure LA Times Critic’s Choice The Playboy of the Western World 2 Drama-Logue Awards Alice in Wonderland by J.M. Synge Happy End By Bertolt Brecht adapted by 5 Drama-Logue Awards 2 Drama-Logue Awards with the Manhattan Theatre Project 2 LADCC Nominations LA Times/LA Reader Critic’s Choice 1986/1987 1992/1993 LA Weekly Pick of the Week We convert 705 Venice Blvd store-front into a 2nd theatre added at 8780 Venice Blvd Drama-Logue Critic’s Pick fully-equipped 35-seat black box Angel City by Sam Shepard The Importance of Being Earnest Under the Gaslight by Augustin Daly Golden Boy by Clifford Odets by Oscar Wilde LADCC Award 5 Drama-Logue Awards The Hot L Baltimore by Lanford Wilson 3 Drama-Logue Awards 3 LADCC Nominations LA Times Critic’s Choice Mrs. Warren’s Profession by G. B. Shaw 1987 LA Reader Critic’s Choice 2 Drama-Logue Awards Slaughterhouse on Tanner’s Close Drama-Logue Critic’s Choice LADCC Award Nomination by Daniel O’Connor Stories of the Season LA Times Critic’s Choice LADCC Award by Robert Alan Beuth & George Harrison 3 LA Weekly Award LA Times Critic’s Choice 1997/1998 7 Drama-Logue Awards LA Times Best of the Weekend SPECIAL GARLAND AWARD June Second from Faulkner’s Sitting Man by Carol Kaplan for Best Track Record of 1997 “The Sound & the Fury” 4 Drama-Logue Awards 4 Drama-Logue Awards LA Reader Critic’s Choice The Quick-Change Room by Nagel Jackson Barbarians by Maxim Gorki (which moved from PRT to Off-Broadway) 1988 Drama-Logue Award 3 LADCC Awards Romanoffs by R.C Morris & T.R. Oglesby LA Times Critic’s Choice 1 Garland Award Drama-Logue Award LA Reader Critic’s Choice 3 Drama-Logue Awards South Central Rain by Jamie Baker Daily News: 4 Stars 6 LADCC Nominations 2 LADCC Awards LA Times & Backstage West Critic’s Choice Drama-Logue Award 1993/1994 Ardele by Jean Anouilh 2 LA Weekly Nominations: Ondine by Jean Giraudoux LADCC Award Best Production and Best Ensemble 2 LADCC Awards 6 Drama-Logue Awards The Long Christmas Dinner 5 LADCC Award Nominations LA Weekly Pick of the Week by Thornton Wilder Drama-Logue Award Backstage West Critic’s Pick 2 Robbie Awards Scotland Road by Jeffrey Hatcher 1989 Come Good Rain by George Seremba 3 Drama-Logue Award Raymond Chandler’s “The Blue Dahlia” Boo! An Evening of Ghost Stories, Garland Award by Daniel O’Connor a collaboration between PRT and Backstage West Critic’s Pick LA Weekly Award:Production of the Year the LA Directors’ Project Christmas Memory/One Christmas LADCC Production Nomination Stories of the Season by Truman Capote The Merry Wives of Windsor by Robert Alan Beuth & George Harrison LA Times Best of the Weekend by Shakespeare LA Times Best of the Weekend LA Weekly Pick of the Week (on Santa Monica Pier) The Visit by Friedrich Duerrenmatt Ivanov by Anton Chekhov The Long Christmas Dinner 7 LADCC Awards LA Times Best Bets by Thornton Wilder LA Times Critic’s Choice Candida by George Bernard Shaw LA Reader Critic’s Choice Backstage West Critic’s Pick 1990 Drama-Logue Critic’s Pick Beggar’s Opera by John Gay Backstage Critic’s Choice 1998/1999 5 LADCC Awards Indiscretions by Jean Cocteau 3 Drama-Logue Awards 1995 LADCC Award LA Weekly Award Nomination: PRT receives 4 Garland Awards Production of the Year MARGARET HARTFORD AWARD 5 Ovation Nominations The Long Christmas Dinner for continuous achievement 3 LADCC Award Nominations by Thornton Wilder in the small theatre arena 2 LA Weekly Awards LA Times Best of the Weekend Best Ensemble & Best Production of the Year There’s One in Every Marriage LA Weekly Nomination 1991 by Georges Feydeau Divorcons by Emile de Najdac & Victorien Camino Real by Tennessee Williams Drama-Logue Award:Best Performance Sardou Marquis Award Southern Girls Backstage West Critic’s Pick 4 Drama-Logue Awards by Sheri Bailey and Dura Temple A Christmas Carol adapted by Orson Bean, LA Times Critic’s Choice 2 NAACP Awards from Charles Dickens Drama-Logue Critic’s Choice A Christmas Carol Christmas Memory/One Christmas The Long Christmas Dinner adapted by Orson Bean, from Charles Dickens by Truman Capote by Thornton Wilder LA Times Best Bets LA Times Best of the Weekend Lulu by Frank Wedekind Aliens by Steven Morris LADCC Award & Nomination LA Times Critic’s Choice LA Times Critic’s Choice LA Weekly Recommended Master Builder by Henrik Ibsen Prelude to a Kiss by Craig Lucas Alice-Sit-By-The-Fire by James M. Barrie Garland Award Performance Maddy Award Performance LA Times Recommended LA Weekly Recommended Backstage West Critic’s Pick LA Weekly Award Nomination Orpheus Descending Fall Series: Summer Series: by Tennessee Williams Hogan’s Goat by William Alfred Time Trilogy by Paul Linke 3 LADCC Awards: Best Production, Ovation Award Nomination: Costume Design Best Performance, Best Direction 1999/2000 2 Garland Awards for performance 2008/2009 POLLY WARFIELD AWARD 5 Maddy Awards Time of Your Life by William Saroyan for Outstanding Season, 1999, from LADCC LA Weekly Career Achievement Award LADCC Nomination: Best Revival Rocket to the Moon by Clifford Odets LA Times Critic’s Choice The Swan by Ferenc Molnar LA Weekly Award: Featured Actor My Antonia adapt. by Scott Schwartz, LADCC Award Performance LADCC Award: Best Revival from the novel by Willa Cather Garland Award Performance LA Times Recommended 2 LA Weekly Award Nominations: 3 LADCC Award Nominations LA Weekly Pick of the Week Best Director & Best Production Otherwise Engaged by Simon Gray LADCC Award Nomination: Fata Morgana by Ernest Vajda LA Times Critic’s Choice Best Direction 3 LADCC Nominations: Best Revival, Tonight at 8:30 by Noel Coward Summer Series: Best Costume & Best Featured Actor 2 LADCC Awards Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck LA Times Critic’s Choice Best Production & Best Musical Direction LA Times Recommended LA Weekly Critic’s Pick 2 LADCC Award Nominations: Backstage West Critic’s Pick Lions by Vince Melocchi Best Director & Best Performance (a product of the PRT Writers’ Workshop, LA Times Critic’s Choice 2004/2005 now published by Samuel French!) A Question of Mercy by David Rabe Happy End Ovation Nominee: LA Times Critic’s Choice by Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill Best Playwriting for an Original Play Summer Series: 3 LA Weekly Awards: Musical Direction, LA Weekly Pick of the Week Children by A.R. Gurney Costume Design & Set Design LA Times Critic’s Choice 2 Backstage West Awards: 2009/2010 LA Times Top Ten Productions of 1999 Best Ensemble & Best Make-up Wild Boy by Oliver Goldstick LADCC Award: Best Revival The Browning Version 2000/2001 LA Times Critic’s Choice by Terence Rattigan LADCC’s POLLY WARFIELD AWARD LA Weekly Pick of the Week LA Times Best Ten Plays of 2009 for Most Successful Season, 2001 Backstage West Critic’s Pick LADCC Awards: Best Direction, Lady Chatterley’s Lover 3 Ovation Award Nominations: Production, Best Lead &Featured Performances adapt by John Vreke Ensemble & Costume Design Ovation Award: Best Leading Actor from the novel by D.H. Lawrence LA Weekly Pick of the Week LADCC Award: Best Performance When They Speak of Rita by Daisy Foote Backstage Critic’s Pick 2 LADCC Award Nominations: Ovation Award Nomination: Ovation Recommended Best Production & Best Direction Best Supporting Actor LA Weekly Pick of the Week LA Times Recommended Loyalties by Tony Pasqualini Backstage West Critic’s Choice LA Weekly Recommended Becky’s New Car by Steven Dietz The Killing of Sister George Backstage West Critic’s Pick LA Times Critic’s Pick by Frank Marcus The Blue Dahlia adapted by Dan Conner, LA Weekly Critic’s Choice Frontiers Critic’s Choice from Raymond Chandler Backstage Critic’s Pick The Scarecrow by Percy Mackaye LA Times Recommended 2 Garland Awards: LA Weekly Recommended Summer Series: Best Production & Best Direction 2 LA Weekly Award Nominations: St Joan of the Slaugherhouses LA Weekly Nomination: Best Performance Best Revival & Best Prod. Design by Bertolt Brecht LA Times Critic’s Choice Daily News Recommended LA Times Critics’ Choice Backstage West Critic’s Pick The Turn of the Screw Everyday Life by Rainer Maria Rilke adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher, 2010/2011 3 LADCC Award Nominations from the novel by Henry James Julia by Vince Melocchi LA Times Best Bets LADCC Nomination: Adaptation (which moved from PRT to Off-Broadway) Backstage West Critic’s Pick 3 LA Weekly Award Nominations Summer Series: LA Weekly Pick of the Week 2001/2002 Keeping Faith by Alex Peabody Backstage Critic’s Pick Anna Christie by Eugene O’Neill LA Times Recommended Ovation Recommended LA Times Critic’s Choice Backstage West Recommended 3 Stars in “The Week” Magazine LA Weekly Pick of the Week Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller Barrie: Back to Back by J.M. Barrie Backstage West Critic’s Pick LA Times Recommended LA Times Critic’s Choice by Frederick Lonsdale LADCC and Ovation Award LA Weekly Critic’s Pick LA Weekly Recommended Nominations for Best Performance Backstage Critic’s Pick Backstage West Critic’s Pick The Indians are Coming to Dinner Betrayal by Harold Pinter 2006/2007 by Jennifer W. Rowland Garland Award: Best Performance The 60’S by Trish Soodik Backstage Critic’s Pick Backstage West Critic’s Pick LA Weekly Pick of the Week Concealing Judy Holliday Big Love by Charles L. Mee Santa Monica Rave Pick of the Week by Wendy Johnson LA Times Ten Best of the Year Anatol by Arthur Schnitzler LA Times Critic’s Choice 2 LADCC Awards: 2012/2013 LA Weekly Pick of the Week Best Director & Best Lead Performance Sweet Thursday adapted from John Steinbeck 3 LA Weekly Nominations: 2 LA Weekly Awards: Best Costume Design by Robb Derringer and Matt McKenzie Best Production, Best Direction & Best Supporting Female LA Weekly Pick of the Week & Best Ensemble LA Times Recommended Nora adapted from Ibsen’s “A Doll’s House” LA Weekly Recommended by Ingmar Bergman, 2002/2003 2 Garland Award Nominations translated by Frederick J. & Lisa-Lone Marker A Delicate Balance by Edward Albee The Hasty Heart by John Patrick Backstage Critic’s Pick Garland Award Performance LADCC Award: Best Revival Backstage Best Performance 2012 LA Times Recommended LA Times Recommended LA Weekly Go! LA Weekly Recommended LA Weekly Pick of the Week Backstage West Pick of the Week Backstage West Critic’s Pick 3 Garland Award Nominations A View from the Bridge by Arthur Miller 2016/2017 Alright Then with Orson Bean & Alley Mills LA Times Critic’s Choice Autumn and Winter by Lars Norén LA Times Critic’s Choice LADCC nomination for Best Revival The Ecceentricities Of A Nightingale I am Sophie by Corinne Shor 4 LA Weekly Award Nominations by Tennessee Williams Top 10 Stage Raw Recommended Pure Imagination: The Musical World of LA Times Critic’s Choice Smart Love by Brian Letscher Anthony Newley & Leslie Bricusse RECOMMENDED: LA Weekly; Stage LA Times Critic’s Choice Raw; Broadway World; ReviewPlays.com; Spring/Summer Series: StageSceneLA Special Fall Show Out There on Fried Meat Ridge Rd. A Touch of the Poet by Eugene O’Neill Cigarettes & Chocolate and Hang Up by Keith Stevenson IT’S TIME by Paul Linke by Anthony Minghella Ovation Award Nominee: Original Playwrighting Ovation Recommended Stage Raw Recommended Special Spring Show 2014/2015 The Dorothy Parker Project The Cherry Orchard by Anton Chekhov Special Shows by Dorothy Parker with additional Stage Raw Recommended Safe at Home: An Evening with Orson Bean material by Kathrine Bates, Michael Cooper LADCC Nomination for Featured Performance by Orson Bean and Marilyn Fox Included in LA Weekly’s Best Plays of 2014 LADCC Award for Best Solo Show Kalamazoo by Michelle Kholos-Brooks LA Times Critic’s Choice 2019/2020 & Kelly Younger Sage Award for Best Solo Show Andy Warhol’s Tomato by Vince Melocchi The Homecoming by Harold Pinter Top 10 Stage Raw Recommended LA Times Critic’s Choice Ovation Recommended Ovation Recommended LA Times Critic’s Choice The Shakespeare Project: Stage Raw Recommended LA Weekly Pick of the Week LA Weekly and KCRW Top 5 of 2015 A Muse of Fire Stage Raw Recommended All the World’s A Stage KCRW Recommended What Dreams May Come 3 Stage Raw Awards Nominations Winner of 4 Broadway World Awards 2017/2018 The Dock Brief by John Mortimer Rhinoceros by Eugene Ionesco LA Times Critic’s Choice Special Winter Show Ovation Recommended Henry V: William Shakespeare Top Ten Stage Raw Ovation Award: Best Director LADCC Nomination Best Revival LADCC Award: Best Director 9 Stage Raw Nominations 3 Ovation Nominations 3 Stage Raw Nominations LA Times Critic’s Choice Ovation Recommended LA Weekly GO! KCRW Best of 2014 A VERY SPECIAL Thank You TO OUR DONORS*!!

35-35-35 CLUB In June of 2020, PRT will be celebrating its 35th Anniversary! In honor of our theater’s 35 years of achievement, we are seeking 35 donors to commit $35,000 to enhance and secure the future of Pacific Resident Theatre. Our first Club Members are Jack and Patti Schwellenbach, who hope you’ll be inspired to join them. For more information about how to become a 35-35-35 Club Member, contact Marilyn Fox at 310 822-8392 or email [email protected] ARCHANGELS ($10,000+) Anonymous Roy Disney Family Foundation Pardee Properties Orson Bean & Alley Mills Steven Ehrlich Stephen J. Pyryemybida Cannon Family Foundation Sanford M. Gage Foundation Robert & Jeanne Segal In Memory of Tracey Copeland Fred Plotke Estate of Roy H. 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