Newsletter Eugene O’Neill SUmmer 2016 issue Foundation, Tao House

(R)EVOLUTION Jones presented for six performances The Festival will also feature a beginning September 23 in the Old staged reading of a new play, The 17th Eugene O’Neill Barn at Tao House, and in Edward "N," by former Tao House Travis Festival Albee’s Seascape, directed by George Bogard Artist in Residence Maguire, opening for nine Adrienne Pender. "N " explores The Emperor Jones & Seascape performances on September 2 in the relationship between "Seascape and The Emperor Jones Danville’s Village Theater. playwright Eugene O’Neill and represent both an evolution in actor Charles Gilpin who American drama as well as a originated the title role on revolution,” says the Eugene O’Neill Broadway in O’Neill’s The Foundation’s Artistic Director Eric Emperor Jones. Fraisher Hayes. “In both plays, the (L to R) Samantha The full Festival program central characters find themselves in Behr, Kyle unexpected situations that challenge Goldman includes a park hike to celebrate and the National Park Service’s their senses and their view of the Dorian world around them. ” Lockett 100th anniversary, a special exhibit on The Emperor Jones at When Eugene O’Neill wrote The Tao House and a special Emperor Jones in 1920, he broke Centennial exhibit celebrating new ground for what was possible in the first production of an O’Neill American drama. His use of Eric Fraisher Hayes, who will direct play, Bound East for Cardiff as expressionism added a psychological The Emperor Jones explains: “O’Neill well as the founding of NPS at depth to the naturalism in American moved the American theatre beyond the Museum of San Ramon Theatre that would be felt for years the literal world and into the magical Valley. Rounding out the to come. The upcoming 17th Annual and surreal world of psychological Festival will be a screening of Eugene O’Neill Festival intends to perception in order to explore deeper Rick Burns’ PBS American show the power and influence of truths about what it is to be human... Experience documentary about inner psychological realities on the What O’Neill started in The Emperor Eugene O’Neill done to honor outer world. This world of perception Jones, Edward Albee continues in his the 50th anniversary of Long will be on display in The Emperor Pulitzer prize-winning play, Seascape.” Day’s Journey into Night.

Inside This issue pg5 Afterwords, O'Neill and Music, Death Be Not Loud! pg1 (R)EVOUTION, 17th EONF Festival pg6 Artist in Residence, The French Touch pg2 Festival Schedule, Twin Centennials pg3 "N", Charles Gilpin pg7 NPS News, In Memoriam pg4 Studio Retreat pg8 Donors, Board of Directors Seascape: Kyle Goldman and Aaron Murphy. Photo credit J. Carter Eugene O’Neill Foundation, Tao House Newsletter SUMMER 2016 issue 17th Eugene O’Neill Festival — 2016 Festival Previews Schedule of Events Eric Fraisher Hayes will present three Festival previews at 7 pm:  SEASCAPE by Edward Albee Village Theatre, Danville September 16 at Rossmoor September 2, 3 (8 p.m.), September 4 (2 p.m.), September 18 at Danville Library September 9, 10 (8 p.m.), September 11 (2 p.m.), September 25 at Lafayette Library September 16, 17 (8 p.m.) September 18 (2p.m.) Presented in cooperation with Role Players Ensemble where the 100th birthday of the National Park Service will be  THE EMPEROR JONES by Eugene O’Neill celebrated with cake. Old Barn, Eugene O’Neill National Historic Site September 23, 24 (8 p.m.), September 25 (2 p.m.), September 30 & October 1 (8 p.m.), October 2 (2 p.m.) Twin Centennials Curtain Talks by Director Eric Fraisher Hayes and Picnic Suppers available on 9/23 and 10/1 performances. The National Park Service & Eugene O’Neill  N by Adrienne Pender Old Barn, Eugene O’Neill National Historic Site A special exhibit at the Museum of September 29 (8 p.m.) Staged Reading the San Ramon Valley features centennials of the National Park DOCUMENTARY: Screening of Rick Burns PBS American Experience Service and Eugene O’Neill’s first documentary about Eugene O’Neill produced play, Bound East for September 8, 7p.m.Veterans' Hall Cardiff. The exhibit runs from July FIND YOUR PARK HIKE: 15 to November 15 and will Join NPS Rangers at O’Neill Town Park (across from include several Saturday Danville Library), and hike up to Tao House to celebrate programs. the National Park Service’s 100th Anniversary. Sunday, September 11, 9 a.m. Museum of the San Ramon Valley, EXHIBITS:  “Twin Centennials” exhibit at Museum of the San Ramon 205 Railroad Ave., Danville Valley, 205 Railroad Avenue, Danville, celebrating NPS’s 100th 925-837-3750 Anniversary & O’Neill's first production. www. museumsrv.org  Special exhibits on O’Neill’s career and The Emperor Jones at Summer Hours: the Visitors Center at Tao House. Tues.-Sat. 10 – 1, Sun. 1-3 pm Tickets online at www.villagetheatreshows.com For details and updated information go to www.eugeneoneill.org

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“N”: Charles Gilpin and The relationship by marriage of a Pender explains that Gilpin and Emperor Jones relative to Gilpin, her research gave O’Neill had a falling out over rise to her new play “N.” interpretation and language in A former EONF board president, Gary Contextualized in the politically the play, which is the focus of Schaub says that if you ask most correct language of the 21st her play, “N.” Gilpin, according people who created the role of century, Adrienne critically revisits to O'Neill biographer Robert “Brutus Jones” in Eugene O’Neill’s the stage with Gilpin in another era, Dowling, also suffered from The Emperor Jones back in 1921, the the 1920’s. chronic alcoholism which answer is likely to be “Well, Paul affected his ability to perform. Robeson, of course.” This audience Adrienne Pender’s “N ” According to Pender, Eugene would be recalling the American staged reading O’Neill “thought Gilpin a great movie version (1933) in which Paul actor.” Robeson stars. With a revival of the play in London in Robert Dowling points out that 1924, Eugene O’Neill chose Paul O’Neill lobbied so Gilpin would Robeson for The Emperor Jones. In receive his award for acting the Harlem Renaissance, Robeson from the Drama League, acted in All God's Chillun' Got Wings. Adrienne Pender, recognizing Gilpin for his Travis Bogard performance as one of the Alumnus decade's important actors. In As part of the programming for the fact, O’Neill refused to accept 17th Eugene O’Neill Festival, "N " his own award, from the will receive a staged reading on Drama League, unless Gilpin Thursday, September 29 at 8:00 was so honored. President p.m. at the Eugene O'Neill National Harding further distinguished Historic Site. Ticket reservations for Gilpin by inviting him to the "N " for its single staged reading are White House for his role in The available online at Emperor Jones. www.villagetheatershows.com

Paul Robeson as Emperor Jones, in the film, “We’re very excited to have photo by Edward Steichen, for Vanity Fair, 1934 Adrienne return to Danville for this Robeson gained further acclaim as an public performance,” said Florence actor in Othello and baritone in McAuley who oversees the Travis Showboat in London. He was Bogard Artist in Residence program awarded the Tao House Award for the Foundation. “It’s great to posthumously in 2008. see how far her residency has been able to bring this project forward.” Charles Gilpin on Broadway In the fall of 2015, Adrienne, as the Although Robeson was best known for third Travis Bogard Fellow, spent the role of Brutus Jones, the actor that three weeks at Tao House writing O’Neill originally chose for the part was "N." She will spend a week in Charles Gilpin. When Adrienne Pender, Danville in September to a former Travis Bogard Artist in “workshop” the play, prior to its Residence (2015), discovered a public reading. Charles Gilpin on Broadway, 1920

Pg 3 Eugene O’Neill Foundation, Tao House Newsletter SUMMER 2016 issue 7th Studio Retreat Acting Instructors supporting and offering constructive feedback on each "Out of the ordinary” describes the Joining Patricia Cotter were Chad writer's play, to heighten the opportunity young aspirant Deverman and John Litten as the writer's standards of good work.” playwrights from the Contra Costa Acting Instructors. Chad Deverman This year, a field trip was taken high schools experienced for the earned his BFA in Theater (NYU) and again to the Aurora Theatre in seventh year at the 2016 Eugene a Certificate from the Royal Academy Berkeley to see a live production, O’Neill Foundation’s Studio Retreat of Dramatic Art in London, England. Master Harold and the Boys by generously sponsored by the Lesher Over a twelve year period, he has Athol Fugard, a well known and Wood Foundations. acted professionally with A.C.T., San South African writer. Francisco; the San Jose Repertory; Emmy Award-Winning California Shakespeare Theatre; The Playwright Patricia Cotter San Francisco Playhouse; “Out of the ordinary” because Playwright’s Horizons and more. Patricia Cotter, playwriting Chad also served the Foundation's instructor, is an Emmy Award Studio Retreat Coordinator, winning playwright and recruiting students, hiring staff, Groundling Theater Alum. She has scheduling and organizing every The students of the 2016 O'Neill Studio Retreat also received the American detail. with the cast of Master Harold...and the Boys at the Aurora Theater. Academy of Arts Letters Richard John Litten, a playwright, actor and Twenty one students were Rodgers Award for musical co-founder of the Los Angeles based participants this year - 8 writers theater. A 2016 Playwrights acting programYoung Actors Project and 13 actors. For the first time, Foundation Resident Playwright, has taught over 700 students from 4 Patricia Cotter was a Eugene two students returned as to 18 in stage acting, improv, and on- Retreat Interns. In exchange for O’Neill Theater Center’s 2016 camera acting. National Playwrights Conference helping to setup, breakdown, finalist, and was a part of The The actors workshop was comprised and assist the teachers and Cape Cod Theater Project’s July of college-level scene study as well as volunteers throughout the ten 2016 season. games and exercises that focus on days, they were given a chance character, voice, movement, and to direct one of the student steps actors can take when they get a plays and take on more of a new script in their hands. The goal is leadership role. Chad to get the students ready to work on Deverman, Retreat Coordinator new plays - to come into rehearsal and Acting Instructor says, “This with choices about their role and is an opportunity for us to ready to collaborate as part of an continue the Foundation's

Patricia Cotter ensemble. relationship with students after The goal of the playwriting workshop they graduate from high Katy Colbath, Retreat Coordinator is for each student to complete his/ school.” for Volunteers, adds that Patricia her own original 10-minute play This year's Studio retreat dates were has many experiences working with while deepening knowledge of story July 14th - July 24th, 9am - 3pm daily. teenagers, adults and even convicts structure, character creation, and The final presentation of the eight through the Each One Reach One original student plays took place on writing of dialogue. Chad says, “As Sunday, July 24th at 2pm in the Old program to develop voice and much as possible, we create a Barn Theater at Tao House Historical encourage expression through writer's room atmosphere Site. theatre arts. (Hollywood style). Chad Deverman Pg 4 Eugene O’Neill Foundation, Tao House Newsletter SUMMER 2016 issue Bogard writes that, after O’Neill completed his early works, "he DEATH BE NOT LOUD!" (O’Neill) came to rely continually on 2016 Capital Fringe: music as an element of his dramatic by Susan Jackson structure of characterization... He used " songs from the worlds he had known— Susan Jackson, currently a board the songs he whistled as a boy, the memberDEATH of the BE Eugene NOT LOUD!O’Neill chanties he heard on his sea voyages, Foundation, introduces herRed new and sorting them with pleasure from the play: in Dan Cawthorn at Afterglow Gala Benefit Marion, - jumble of his musical memories. This which the audience meets AFTER Words: An Unexpected collection thus provides an unexpected as different as they can be Glimpse. O’Neill and Music. glimpse behind the tragic face he turned "People are worse than anybody!" - by Dan Cawthon toward the world. These were songs in Marion's take on the world after a which he took delight, music he knew few martinis collides with Red's O’Neill didn’t include music in pragmatism and profanity: "You just and loved, and carried within his heart EVERY play. Just in some—22 or gotta laugh, goddamn it!" Will they and mind throughout his life.” 23. Of the 70+ songs in the find Southern comfort as they story down the railroad tracks of life? songbook, 10 are from Ah, Directed by Wesley Cayabyab, co- , 13 from Wilderness! All God’s producers Diana Brown and Susan Chillun’ Got Wings and 12 from Jackson represent the Southern . Almost half DEATH BE NOT The Iceman Cometh LOUD!Railroad Theatre Company in this of the songs come from three of world premiere of the plays. Fringe in Washington Festival 2016 D.C. July in 7 -The 31 * see footnote https://www.capitalfringe.org/festival-11-2016Capital Fringe Festival in July 2016. In his preface to The Songbook, Travis Bogard reminds us that O’Neill grew up in a home where Susan Jackson, there was a piano. (His mother had Board Member at Eugene O'Neill selecting a music roll at Tao House Afterglow Gala. planned to be a concert pianist (Google images) credit JRoberts before she met the actor, James O’Neill.) O’Neill was also Irish— * Footnote: The Eugene O'Neill Songbook O’Neill Centennial Staged was published by Travis Bogard in 1973 and carried in his makeup the love Reading, July 29-30, 2016 of singing associated with the and served as inspiration for Dan Cawthon's musical production "The Bound East for Cardiff was performed Irish. He had been an able-bodied Rythms of His Soul", which was first seaman, a sailor and, thus, heard produced in 2003 and again this past May on July 29-30 to celebrate its the crew sing as they worked. for Playwright's Theater. centennial. Cast: Don Sage Mackay, Will Long, I’m not sure O’Neill actually knew Eddie Peabody, Kyle Goldman, Joe how to play the piano. There’s no Fitzgerald, Tim Redmond, Randy indication that he ever took Anger, Robin Taylor and Dirk Alphin. lessons, though his mother The role of the Second Mate (originally played by Eugene O’Neill) was played probably taught him a bit. The by the audience. picture of him playing "Rosie" at Thank you to the National Park Service Tao House is a bit misleading. He for sponsoring the musical component pedaled through the piano rolls, "Eugene O'Neill" (B. Crooker) and Board Member Skip Henderson and the Starboard but I doubt he actually played it. Florence McAuley at the Afterglow Gala. Watch.

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Students hope to return in July for the “Studio Retreat” to write and produce their plays. The Eugene O’Neill Foundation volunteers and the National Park Service look forward to this special event this summer. SUMMER 2016 issue TRAVIS BOGARD ARTIST IN RESIDENCE PROGRAM THE FRENCH TOUCH: Kisses in O’Neill’s Plays DEADLINE FOR 2017 FELLOWSHIPS, NOVEMBER 30, 2016 by Janet Roberts Open to Playwrights, Critics and Scholars Exploring the “kiss” as a strategic • The Project does NOT have to relate to Eugene O’Neill. literary device to advance the • It is open to anyone for whom the quiet and solitude of Tao House would be narrative in plays Travis Bogard beneficial. Fellow Dr. Thierry Dubost • Housing, local transportation and a quiet place to work at Tao House are included. presented a paper for discussion, a • Scholarship available for airfare assistance on a case by case basis chapter from the book he is • More information on our website: eugeneoneill.org. writing, to the Eugene O Neill THERE IS ONLY ONE APPLICATION PERIOD FOR 2017 board of advisors of the EONF, graciously hosted by AIR chair Florence McAuley at her Danville "The 2016 Travis Bogard Fellowships" are in full swing with the first, home. Dr. Dubost looked at Dr. Thierry Dubost, a scholar from Normandy France, completing his O’Neill’s minor plays, Diff’rent, The month’s residency on June 10th. Dubost, a Professor of Theatre (taught Straw, The First Man, Welded and In English) at the University of Caen, focused his time by pursuing The Fountain. He discussed the photographs and reading the letters by O’Neill written while he was history of the kiss forbidden on the living in France, which are contained in the Foundation’s Research stage, and cited the opera Carmen Library database. Thierry states, “Delving in the archives enabled me to as an example of an original explore material I did not know, which is a rewarding experience for breakthrough for the kiss in any scholar.” performance. New Travis Bogard Fellow Dr. Valerie Joyce arrived from Pennsylvania As a frequent contributor to the on JuneEmbodied 27th and Performance was in residence and African until July American 10th. She Women, will continue 1649-1865: her Eugene O’Neill Review (Penn State Aresidency Living Historiography. for a week in October when she will work on her non fiction Press) and EONS Board member, book, Professor Thierry Dubost has also Valerie is an AssociateI Will Speak Professor for Myself in the authored two books, one on Graduate Theatre Department at Villanova University. Her play, which O’Neill, Struggle, Defeat or she has written, directed and designed, , has been Rebirth: Eugene O’Neill’s Vision of adapted for Scotland’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival in August. She devoted Humanity (MacFarland, 1997, this portion of her residency to focus on revisions in preparation for the reprinted 2005). presentation in Edinburgh. The text of her one-woman show portrays selected lives among sixteen African American women from the Colonial period to the Civil War, portrayed in each chapter of her book manuscript. On July 8, she read a chapter to O’Neillians, followed by the play’s adaptation, which she had written at Tao House. In her application, Valerie stated, “…the monologues I wrote are not vague overviews ...but each character experiences a moment….that reflects the broader historical context as it relates to one woman’s life, breathing life into her story." It is coincidental that the Foundation has chosen as its theme for the O’Neill Festival this year, (R)evolution, as by happenstance, Valerie’s subject matter fits snugly into this theme as she Board and Advisory Board explores the voices of women who were forever changed by their Row 1 ( L-R) Mary Camezon, choices and their experience. Trudy McMahon, Wendy Cooper, Eric Fraisher Hayes, Carol Sherrill. The Foundation has received very diverse applications during the two Row 2. Florence McAuley, Merilyn Milam, Carole Wynstra, Florenceyears of theMcAuley. pilot program. We welcome that diversity and look Janet Roberts forward to more opportunities in the applications for 2017! Pg 6 Eugene O’Neill Foundation, Tao House Newsletter SUMMER 2016 issue In Memoriam NPS Superintendent News The Eugene O'Neill Helen Marie Kelly National Historic Site (1924-2016) Helen Marie Kelly, a long Fees Admission to the site is free time Board Member and Reservations The park is former president of the Eugene O’Neill closed to visitors on Foundation, Tao House Monday and Tuesday. (1985-86) died on May 24 at age 92. Dan Cawthon, Paul Scolari, Tom Leatherman, Thierry Dubost Guided tours Available on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Notably, Helen Marie Kelly’s term as Our Centennial celebrations continue president included the opening of Tao Fridays and Sundays at in the bay area and across the nation. House to the public in 1985, with the 10 AM & 2 PM. Foundation inviting Helen Hayes to a Our next big event is the Eugene Reservations are required special benefit dinner. O’Neill Festival and we are looking for guided tours of the site. Helen was a resident of Walnut Creek from forward to another great series of 1954 until the early 90's when she moved plays, talks and walks to help us Self-guided tours Offered to Vallejo. Then in 2009 she moved to celebrate the double centennial. With on "Saturdays Without Colorado. Besides the EOF Board, she served on the board of the Mt. Diablo both the National Park Service and the Reservations" at 10:15 AM, 12:15 PM and 2:15 Unified School District, the Girl Scouts, the first production of a Eugene O’Neill PM. If one is walking up United Way, the Council of Community play celebrating their 100th local roads, or sauntering Service and the League of Women Voters. anniversary, there is a lot to do in through Las Trampas She also taught English at Solano September. Wilderness to get here on Community College. Helen is survived by three sons, and was preceded in death by One thing that has become even Saturday, please be here before 3:00 PM. her husband, John. more clear in planning for and hosting events this year is just how much we Due to the location of this rely on partners to help us do what park, all visitors are we do. In the four National Park sites required to take a free Sally Pavetti in the East Bay, I work closely with National Park Service (1936-2016) shuttle from the town of Medallion Award four friends groups and two Winner Danville to tour the historic cooperating associations to help home and grounds. Visitors preserve the sites and share the are not permitted to drive legacy of these amazing places with their personal/private Sally Pavetti was a good friend to the all of you. As we move into our vehicles to the site. For Eugene O'Neill Foundation in its early second century as an agency, it is both "Saturdays Without years, and in 2014 she was awarded the Reservations" and International Eugene O'Neill Society's clear that we have to do a better job reserved tours, the shuttle at developing and nurturing these Medallion Award. In 1967, Sally Pavetti meets at 205 Railroad became affiliated with the prestigious partnerships – and finding ways to Avenue in downtown O'Neill Theater Center in Waterford, connect with and inspire the next Danville, just outside of the Connecticut, which acquired ownership of generation of park visitors, advocates Museum of the San Monte Cristo Cottage in New London. Ramon Valley. and supporters. Monte Cristo was the home of the O'Neill Thank you for supporting the Eugene Parking is available next family and the setting for O'Neill's to the museum. O’Neill Foundation and hope to see you masterpiece "Long Day's Journey into Reservation Line Night". As curator of Monte Cristo, Mrs. at the site and at the Festivals in the Pavetti led a successful effort to have years to come. (925)-838-0249 Monte Cristo restored and officially - Tom Leatherman, NPS Superintendent Registered as a National Historic Check out the National Parks Landmark. Conservancy Association at https://www.npca.org and See EONS Newsletter, May 2016 “We Mourn the National Parks Foundation at Countess of Monte Cristo” by Jo Morello for http://www.nationalparks.org details. Pg 7 Eugene O’Neill Foundation, Tao House Newsletter SUMMER 2016 issue

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