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'Tis Pity She's a Whore BAM 2012 Winter/Spring Brooklyn Academy of Music presents Alan H. Fishman, Chairman of the Board William I. Campbell, ’Tis Pity She’s Vice Chairman of the Board Adam E. Max, Vice Chairman of the Board a Whore Karen Brooks Hopkins, President BAM Harvey Theater Joseph V. Melillo, Mar 20—24 & 27—31, 2012 at 7:30pm; Executive Producer Mar 25 at 3pm; Mar 31 at 2pm Approximate running time: one hour and 55 minutes, no intermission By John Ford Cheek by Jowl Directed by Declan Donnellan Designed by Nick Ormerod Associate and movement director Jane Gibson Lighting Judith Greenwood Music/Sound Nick Powell Associate director Owen Horsley Produced by Cheek by Jowl in a co-production with the Barbican, London, Les Gémeaux/Sceaux/ BAM 2012 Winter/Spring sponsor: Scène Nationale, and Sydney Festival. Major support for theater at BAM provided by: Rose M. Badgeley Residuary Charitable Trust The Corinthian Foundation The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation Frederick Loewe Foundation, Inc. Gary Lynch & Kate Hall Donald R. Mullen Jr. The Fan Fox & Leslie R. Samuels Foundation, Inc. The Morris & Alma Schapiro Fund The SHS Foundation The Shubert Foundation, Inc. Harvey Schwartz & Annie Hubbard The Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust Lydia Wilson. Photo by Manuel Harlan ’Tis Pity She’s a Whore CAST (in alphabetical order) Hippolita Suzanne Burden Florio David Collings Donado Ryan Ellsworth Gratiano Jimmy Fairhurst Giovanni Jack Gordon Friar Nyasha Hatendi Soranzo Jack Hawkins Putana Lizzie Hopley Cardinal/Doctor Peter Moreton Grimaldi David Mumeni Vasques Laurence Spellman Annabella Lydia Wilson ADDITIONAL PRODUCTION CREDITS Production manager Simon Bourne Costume supervisor Angie Burns Company manager Linsey Hall Technical stage manager Dougie Wilson Deputy stage manager Clare Loxley Lighting technician Kristina Hjelm Sound technician Mark Cunningham Wardrobe manager Victoria Youngson Assistant stage manager (Tour) Rosina Webb Assistant stage manager (rehearsals and Paris) Tilly Stokes American stage manager R. Michael Blanco CHEEK BY JOWL Executive director Beth Byrne General manager Roisin Caffrey Administrator & PA to the directors Edward Fortes The actors are appearing with the permission of Actors’ Equity Association. The American stage manager is a member of Actors’ Equity Association. Synopsis The action begins with Giovanni confessing his Following the doctor’s advice, Florio is anxious love for his sister Annabella to his close friend to hasten the preparations for marriage. During the Friar Bonaventura. Giovanni attempts to a subsequent confession to the Friar, Annabella convince the Friar of his love in intellectual renounces her love, swearing that she will live terms, but the older man urges him to forget only for Soranzo. Hippolita, meanwhile, learns his passion. In the meantime, a fight between of the impending marriage from Vasques, which Grimaldi, one of the many suitors to Annabella, only strengthens her resolve to kill her former and Vasques, servant to Soranzo, suggests there lover. is fierce competition for Annabella’s hand. Of the potential matches Soranzo is the most favored by Once the marriage ceremony has been Giovanni and Annabella’s father Florio. performed, Hippolita arrives in disguise to shame Soranzo for his disloyalty to her in front of the Annabella cares little for the offers of marriage wedding party. She is betrayed in her attempt coming her way. Her mood changes upon to poison him by Vasques however; he reveals noticing Giovanni, whom she does not that he could not be corrupted by Hippolita’s immediately recognize as her brother. Once the promises and she is poisoned instead. Hippolita two are left alone, Giovanni is unable to bear it dies. and confesses his love to her; Annabella shares his feelings, and they make a vow never to Learning of Annabella’s pregnancy, Soranzo’s betray each other, to either love or kill each other. anger is considerable; and though he puts pressure on her to reveal the identity of the Having consummated their love, Giovanni is father, she does not yield. Once Annabella concerned that his sister will have to marry has left, Vasques assures Soranzo that he will eventually; she assures him that she will discover who the father is. This information he remain devoted. Putana becomes aware of the coerces from Putana with the help of the bandit relationship but is unconcerned. Gratiano. Meanwhile, Soranzo receives a visit from a Now fully repentant of her past actions, former lover, the widow Hippolita. As she bitterly Annabella writes a letter to her brother reminds him, he had sworn to marry her in the renouncing their love. The Friar conveys this to event of her husband’s death, and has not made Giovanni who, incredulous, is convinced the good on his vow. Arguing that it was a sinful note must be forged. Vasques then invites the promise, Soranzo unrepentantly dismisses her two men to a feast in celebration of Soranzo’s claims. Hippolita swears revenge and, left alone birthday; fearing the worst, the Friar urges with Vasques, persuades the servant to join in Giovanni not to attend. Arriving at the feast, her plot. Giovanni visits Annabella in her room. While she has accepted the end of their love he cannot, Appalled to learn of Giovanni and Annabella’s and kills her. relationship, the Friar tries in vain to suggest that Giovanni put an end to it. Giovanni remains adamant as to the strength of their love; he is proven correct when Soranzo asks for Annabella’s hand and she replies that, while sensible, there would be no love in the match. As Giovanni celebrates her loyalty, Annabella is suddenly taken ill: she is pregnant. Who’s Who Suzanne Burden (Hippolita) As associate director at the National Theatre, Theater includes: Judgement Day, King productions include: Fuente Ovejuna, Sweeney Lear, When We Dead Awaken (Almeida Todd, and the European premiere of Angels Theatre); Battle Royal, The White Chameleon, in America. Other directing credits include: Hedda Gabler, The Voysey Inheritance, The Winter’s Tale for the Maly Theatre St. The Shaughraun, Piano (National Theatre); Petersburg, in Russian, Le Cid for the Avignon Comedy of Errors, Postcards From America, Festival, and Andromaque for the Bouffes du The Winter’s Tale, Les Liaisons Dangereuses Nord, both in French. Opera: Falstaff for the (RSC); Macbeth, In Praise of Love (Chichester Salzburg Festival. Ballet: Romeo and Juliet at Festival Theatre); Ghosts (Arcola); The Chalk the Bolshoi. Film: Bel-Ami, co-directed with Garden (Donmar Warehouse); and As You Like It Nick Ormerod. He has won awards in New York, (Royal Exchange). Television includes: Midsomer Paris, Moscow, and London, including an Olivier Murders; Poirot; Life Begins; Absolute Power; for Outstanding Achievement. He is a Chevalier The Vet; You, Me And It; Secret Orchards; The de L’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres in France and Cherry Orchard; Troilus and Cressida; Sharma is president of the Russian Theatre Confederation and Beyond; Bleak House; Hard Travelling; and Foundation. In 2009 he was jointly awarded The Rivals. Film includes: The Devotee, Glorious the Charlemagne Award with Craig Ventner 39, and Lost Prince. and Archbishop Desmond Tutu. His book, The Actor and the Target, which was first published David Collings (Florio) in Russian, has been translated into several Theater includes: Troilus and Cressida, The languages. Changeling, Cymbeline (Cheek by Jowl); King John, Richard III, Henry VIII, Romeo and Juliet Ryan Ellsworth (Donado) (RSC); The Mandate, The False Servant, Cyrano Trained at LAMDA. Theater includes: Cymbeline de Bergerac (National Theatre); Julius Caesar (Cheek by Jowl), Antigone (Old Vic Theatre), (Barbican); Richard II (Old Vic); and Hamlet, Man and Superman (Shaw’s Corner), Kvetch A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Regent’s Park). (Iceni), The Round Dance (Roundhouse), Television includes: Crime and Punishment, The The Complete Works of William Shakespeare Strawberry Tree, Song of Summer, The Brothers (Abridged) (UK and European tour), Where Grimm, and Julius Caesar. Film includes: There’s a Will (English Touring Theatre), and Persuasion, The Outsider, David and Bathsheba, Mrs. Gorsky (National Theatre Studio). Television The 39 Steps, Mahler, and King Lear. includes: Island at War (ITV), Manhunt (ITV), and Eastenders (BBC). Film includes: Bel-Ami. Mark Cunningham (sound) Trained at Royal Welsh College of Music and Jimmy Fairhurst (Gratiano) Drama. Theater includes: Earthquakes in London Trained at Royal Welsh College of Music and (UK tour); Voices Across the World, Opera Drama, where he received the John Gielgud Shorts (ROH); Yes, Prime Minister (Gielgud Award 2010. In 2010 he founded Not Too Tame Theatre, London and UK Tour); Clybourne Theatre Co. Theater includes: Oi For England Park (Wyndhams Theatre); Lifegame (Lyric (NTT—Edinburgh Fringe Festival); Summerfolk, Hammersmith); Posh, Off the Endz, The Seagull Pornography, Festen, Mary Stuart, and King (Royal Court Theatre); and Peer Gynt (Barbican). Lear (RWCMD). Declan Donnellan (director) Jane Gibson (associate and movement director) Declan Donnellan is joint artistic director Jane Gibson has an extensive list of film, of Cheek by Jowl. In 1999 the Chekhov television, and theater credits to her name and International Festival invited him to create his is an associate director of Cheek by Jowl. She own company of actors based in Moscow. Cheek was head of movement at the National Theatre by Jowl’s work at BAM includes Macbeth, The for 10 years. Film includes: Girl with a Pearl Duchess of Malfi, and
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