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PRODUCTION STAFF Artistic/Managing Director David Hunt Stafford Set Design Jeff G. Rack Costume Design Michèle Young Lighting Design Brandon Baruch Sound Design Joseph “Sloe” Slawinski Hair/Wig/Makeup Design Judi Lewin Photographer Ed Kreiger Program Design Richard Hoyt Miller Publicity Philip Sokoloff Reservations & Information Jay Bell / 310-364-0535 THEATRE FORTY PRESENTS The 3rd Production of the 2019-2020 Season

FIFTEEN MEN IN A SMOKE-FILLED ROOM

BY COLIN SPEER CROWLEY

DIRECTED BY JULES AARON PRODUCED BY DAVID HUNT STAFFORD Set Designer...... JEFF G. RACK Costume Designer...... MICHÈLE YOUNG Lighting Designer...... BRANDON BARUCH Assistant Lighting Designer ...... NICK FORAN Sound Designer...... JOSEPH “SLOE” SLAWINSKI Hair/Wigs/Makeup Designer...... JUDI LEWIN Stage Manager ...... NICK FORAN Assistant Director...... ROGER K. WEISS DIRECTOR’S NOTE A radio newscaster in Colin Speer Crowley's Fifteen Men in a Smoke-filled Room: about today’s headlines.

"Yes, ladies and gentlemen - another day, another scandal! It seems like nothing can prevent further improprieties from staining President Harding and his administration prior to this years midterm elections. The blazing spotlight of impropriety has now focused its glare on Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty.... Congressmen from both parties can only wonder if there will be an end to the wide- spread corruption sweeping the nation's capital...."

This broadcast happened in the early twenties during Warren G. Harding's term of office. If these words sound familiar now, wel- come to the World of President Harding and the infamous Teapot Dome Scandal. Political pundits thought the United States would never be in a worse political state. Watch this riveting play and draw your own conclusions. — Jules Aaron THE CAST

FIFTEEN MEN IN A SMOKE-FILLED ROOM BY COLIN SPEER CROWLEY

Florence Kling Harding...... ROSLYN COHN* Harry M. Daugherty ...... JOHN COMBS* George Harvey/Waiter ...... KEVIN DULUDE Warren G. Harding ...... DAVID HUNT STAFFORD* Nan Britton...... SARAH WALKER Radio Broadcaster ...... ROGER K. WEISS

Special Thanks to Dialect Coach, LINDA BRENNAN SETTING Time: The night of Friday, June 11th, 1920 Location: The Florentine Room and the Restaurant of the Congress Hotel in Chicago, Illinois Fifteen Men In A Smoke-Filled Room will play without intermission *Appearing courtesy of Actors Equity Association WHO’S WHO ROSLYN COHN (Florence Kling Harding): Last Season at Theatre 40, The Sound of Murder, directed by Adrian Cohen, 2018 Scenie Award Outstanding Ensemble for 26 Pebbles, directed by Jules Aaron - also Broadway World nominated Best Featured Actress and Best En- semble, 2018 Broadway World nominated Best Leading Actress as Olivia in director Jules Aaron’s Mr. Pim Passes By at Theatre 40, 2017 Broadway World nomi- nation and Eddon Award as Sybil in Jules Aaron’s pro- duction of Separate Tables at Theatre 40, 2017 LA Broadway World nomination and Eddon Award as Bella in director Larry Eisenberg’s pro- duction of Lost In Yonkers at Group Rep. 2017 Scenie Award for Out- standing Ensemble in director/author Daniel Henning’s The Tragedy of JFK as told by William Shakespeare at The Blank/Skylight Theatre. 2014 Broadway World nomination as Best Female Cabaret Artist in dif- fiCult to leave about my 23 years in the Cult of Scientology - lost to Chita Rivera and the entire show can be seen on Youtube. Broadway: Na- tional Actors Theatre’s Tony Nominated Saint Joan and Three Men on a Horse. TV: The Guest Book, Great News, Chernobyl: America, In- credible Crew and General Hospital. Film: The Guilt Trip, Night Falls on Manhattan, Hollywood Familia, et al. Multiple Festival Winner for Es- sential Tremors, my short about my neurological disease of the same name. For more see www.Roslyn Cohn.com & IMDB. JOHN COMBS (Harry M. Daugherty): John has appeared on CA stages in All My Sons, Stories from the Zone, Mr. Pim Passes By, Sherlock Holmes and the Jersey Lily, Separate Tables, Being at Home With Claude, Twelfth Night, A Midsum- mer Nights Dream, A Shred of Evidence, An Ideal Hus- band, The Will, The Love List, Peace In Our Time, I Never Sang for My Father, Liberty Inn, Last of the Red Hot Lovers, Second Coming, Arcadia, Opening Night, A Quartet, A Lie of the Mind, The Constant Wife, Meantime at HoJo’s, Sunny Afternoon, The Bay at Nice, Trial By Jury, The Man Who Had All the Luck, & Louis Slotin Sonata. Television: Days o f Our Lives, Law & Order, Weeds, Judging Amy, Crossing Jordan, Family Law, LA Dragnet, The Dis- trict, Eagleheart, and recently guest starred on The Hunt with Al Pacino, and Sneaky Pete. KEVIN DULUDE (George Harvey / Waiter): This is Kevin’s first appearance with Theatre 40 and he feels honored at the opportunity. Prior to this, he has spent the last few seasons perform- ing with Unbound Productions in their annual horror themed presentation of Wicked Lit at the Mountain View Mausoleum. Kevin can also been seen entertaining au- diences with his one-man shows. In Shadow of the Vil- lain, Kevin uses old-fashioned storytelling and song, as he plays eight different characters to share one man’s WHO’S WHO descent into the darkness. In Hepburn Sings!, he portrays the actress and American icon, Katharine Hepburn, in a semi-musical journey through her life. And in Inside Vincent Price, he performs the title role, as the King of Horror is forced to listen to a radio tribute to his life at the moment of his death. In past productions, Kevin has also appeared as Clark Gable, Otto Preminger and Bette Davis, so beware dead leg- endary celebrities, you may be next! DAVID HUNT STAFFORD (Warren G. Harding) is a graduate of Cal. Arts theatre school in Valencia, California. Curren tly he is the Artistic/Managing Director of Theatre 40 and has performed in over 70 plays here including Kin, The Circle, Black Coffee, The Little Foxes, The Norman Con- quests, Japanese Death Poem, Quartermaine's Terms, Heartbreak House, A Lie of the Mind, Arms and the Man, Our Town, and Morning's At Seven. Other performance credits include The Browning Version, On Borrowed Time, Confusions, Orphans of the Storm, Ed Simpson's The Battle of Shallowford, Prin, Translations, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, The Misanthrope, Tanglin' Hearts and his one-man show The Lights of My Life. His television and film credits are numerous but in- clude M*A*S*H, Lou Grant, The Jayne Mansfield Story, Possums, and Orson Welles' The Other Side of the Wind among others. SARAH WALKER (Nan Britton): Sarah is thrilled to make her California theatre debut! She is originally from North Carolina and received her BFA in Musical Theatre from the University of Utah. Credits include Lily in Annie, Kylar in Bring it On: The Musical, and Sillabub in CATS. Love to Carleton, family, and friends.

ROGER K. WEISS (Radio Broadcaster / Assistant Director): Roger is a Theatre 40 member who last appeared on our stage in Stories From The Zone. He has been performing on area stages for more than thirty years. A long-time member of the acclaimed horror troupe Urban Death, Roger is best known for his comedic roles in Turbo Tartuffe (L.A. Weekly Award nomination), The Odd Couple (Hunting- ton Beach Playhouse), Sylvia (O.C. Weekly Award nom- ination), Hospitality Suite (Camino Real Playhouse), and Picasso at the Lapin Agile (Cabrillo Playhouse). Wear- ing his Director's hat, Roger was the assistant director for our produc- WHO’S WHO tions of Renovations For Six, Screwball Comedy, and Sherlock Holmes and the Jersey Lily. Roger has directed more than a dozen plays in the L.A. area in the last few years, including The Hypochondriac (Stage Raw Top 10), Remember My Name, Witch Ball, and Republic County at North Hollywood's ZJU Theater, The Naked Yogi at the Hollywood Fringe Festival, and a sold-out run of Tina Howe's The Art of Dinitng a the Charles Stewart Howard Playhouse. www.rogerkweiss.com JULES AARON (Director): Jules' last productions for Theatre 40 were the critically acclaimed 26 Pebbles, Mr. Pim Passes By, Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Jersey Lily, Separate Tables, the Seri- comedy, The Consul, the Tramp and America's Sweet- heart and A Shred of Evidence (with a great performance by David Hunt Stafford). Jules previously directed Under- currents and the acclaimed productions of The Circle, Kin, The Gamester and Blonde Poison (with the amazing Sa- lome Jens) and Patterns for Theatre 40. At the Lonny Chapman Theatre (GRT) in Burbank, Jules directed a sold out run of the west coast premier of That Lovin’ Feeling which broke every record as well as successful produc- tions of The Paris Letter, Agatha Christie’s The Secret of Chimneys, Tiger by the Tail, Deathtrap among others. He also directed a success- ful run of David Sessions’ Two-Fisted Love at the Odyssey Theatre. Other theatres: Artistic Director at Grove Shakespeare Festival; direc- tor at Public Theatre (New York Shakespeare Festival), South Coast Repertory, Actors Theatre of Louisville (Humana Festival) Pasadena Playhouse, Utah Shakespeare Festival, ICT, Tom McCoy/Cathy Rigby Productions, Laguna Playhouse, Philadelphia Theatre Company, The- atreWorks, Colony Theatre, Walden Media Productions. Other credits: directing Julianne Moore, Bug; Don Cheadle, Strider; Bruce Davison, To Kill a Mockingbird; Mercedes Ruehl, Bang Bang Blues; Alan Mandel, The Tempest; Joan Van Ark and David Birney, Mac- beth; Ralph Waite The Gin Game; Michael Learned, Southern Comforts at ICT and Garry Marshal's Falcon Theatre. Directing Awards: L.A. Drama Critics Circle, 3 Garlands, 16 Drama- Logues, Backstage West, Bay Area Drama Critics, Denver Critics Awards, Granada Chair (UC Davis), Santa Barbara Critics Circle and 4 Stagescene LA awards (2011-2012) for directing Southern Comforts, Private Lives, Hunger: In bed with Roy Cohn and The Paris Letter (Crit- ics Choice L.A. Times and Backst age West). Jules has a Ph.D. from New York University, and has written articles for TDR, Yale Theatre, Theatre Journal Dr. Aaron has headed the MFA Directing Program California Institute of WHO’S WHO the Arts and the MA Acting Program at the University of California, River- side He directed a successful staged reading of the new musical Rosen Street at the Jerry Orbach Theatre in New York, as well as the New York premiere of Ethel Sings at Soho Rep. Jules is currently writing a new Broadway musical headed for Broad- way I Will, I Can! about the life of Sammy Davis Jr. It is being work- shopped with such actors as Leslie Odom (Tony Award winner for Hamilton) and TV star Wayne Brady. To Dale with love and gratitude. COLIN SPEER CROWLEY (Author) is a playwright-lyricist who has written a variety of dramatic works, including four musicals, twelve straight plays, a rock opera, and a few screenplays. His work has been performed throughout the United States, including California, Washington, Mary- la nd, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Louisiana, Colorado, Kentucky, Texas, and New Jersey. Plays and screenplays by Crowley have been recognized in over 50 national and international contests since 2010 and songs to which he’s written the lyrics have been performed in musical revues in London. Additionally, Crowley has had the pleasure of seeing his work performed in theatri- cal capitals on both sides of the Atlantic, including New York City and London’s Covent Garden. Crowley is a member of the Dramatists Guild, The Lambs of New York, the Playwright’s Center, the New Play Ex- change, and Phi Beta Kappa and also served as founder and president of the theatrical group Speerhead Theatricals. NICK FORAN (Stage Manager/Assistant Lighting Designer): Originally from Australia, Nick now works around LA as a stage manager and de- signer, working with directors such as Broadway legend Robert Allan Ackerman in Blood (2016) as well as touring with the Second City com- pany. He staged managed the US premiere of Lemons, Lemons, Lemons (2018) and currently is the resident light and sound designer at the Stella Adler Academy of Acting. This is his first production with The- atre 40. JEFF G. RACK (Set Design) is the resident designer for Theatre 40. Some of his many designs here include: 26 Pebbles, Patterns, Flare Path, Light Up the Sky, KIN, Opening Night, Remembrance, 7 Stories, Voysey Inheritance, Constant Wife, Black Coffee, and Separate Tables. He has won or been nominated for multiple Ovation Awards in creating designs for over 300 plays. Jeff is directing the next production here at T-40 called It Is Done, so don’t miss that one. He just directed two world premiere plays, MARTIANS an Evening with Ray Bradbury, and Villainy, both at the Whitefire Theatre in Sherman Oaks. Shows Jeff has directed WHO’S WHO here at T-40 are: Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, The Mystery Plays, and PEN. He is also involved in Production Design, Sculpting and EFX work for the film industry, having worked on Planet of the Apes, Armageddon, Flub- ber, Con-Air, and Universal Studios’ Back to the Future ride. Jeff would like to thank his Assistant Set Designer, Amanda Sauter, for her many talents and invaluable assistance on this set. He would also like to ac- knowledge his wife Christine and David Stafford for their support, and his parents who continue to be an inspiration to him. MICHÈLE YOUNG (Costume Designer): Michèle’s tenth season as Theatre 40’s resident costume designer. Previous productions include Bus Stop, Flare Path, Kin, 7 Stories, Hellman v McCarthy, Luv and many more. Other work includes: Garry Marshall The atre: Spitfire Grill, Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill and Master Class. Two seasons with Lythgoe Family Panto, with multiple pantos around the country including the pre- miere of The Wonderful Winter of Oz at The Pasadena Civic Center. The Road Theatre, most recently Friends With Guns, The Fountain Theatre: The Chosen, Rogue Machine Theatre, Bootleg Theatre, Theatre Ban- shee, West Coast Jewish Theatre. Michèle regularly works with the LA Opera, Pantages Theatre (most re- cently Anastasia, Hello Dolly, Beautiful, Waitress, Love Never Dies), Ah- manson, and on live events, including Cirque du Soliel, Pink, Lady Gaga, JLo, Eric Clapton, Taylor Swift, Demi Lovato, BET Awards. In New York, premier of Ethel Sings (Walkerspace Theatre) Recognized, for eight consecutive years, as ‘Costume Designer of The Year’ by StageSceneLA (2011-19) and Outstanding Costume Design in 2010-11 for Theatre 40’s Luv and Spider’s Web. 3 Broadway World nominations for Costume Design. On film, costume design - In Be- tween, Linkin and the award winning Pepper. Michèle began her career as a film production manager in London, her hometown. She is also a photographer, graphic designer, art teacher and long-time advocate for the arts in education. BRANDON BARUCH (Lighting Designer) specializes in lighting experimen- tal theater, opera, and dance. His work has been seen nationally and in- ternationally. Design highlights include Jocasta - a Motherf***ing Tragedy (Ghost Road Company); Dance for Freedom (The Broad Stage); Creep LA: A W A K E (JFI Productions); lost tribes (Theatre Dybbuk - tour); Amos (Monk Space); The Demise (NYMF ); Bataré (West Coast Tour); Asterion (Getty Villa Theater Lab - Malibu, California; Grotowski Insti- tute - Wrocław, Poland); Urinetown (Coeurage Theatre Company); Ice- land (Ford Amphitheatre); Dana Foglia Dance's VATIC (LA, Long Beach, and NYC); American Idiot (Vortex LA); Katabasis, LACO Sessions, Un- dine, Homeric Hymns, and The Temptation of St. Antony (Four Larks); WHO’S WHO Queenie Pie (Long Beach Opera and Chicago Opera Theater); and The Second City's Twist Your Dickens (Kirk Douglas Theater.) JOSEPH “SLOE” SLAWINSKI (Sound Design) is a multi-award winning sound designer. He is the resident sound designer for The American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Los Angeles. Recent theatre sound de- signs include The Birds directed by Jeff Rack and God Looked Away starring Judith Light and Al Pacino, directed by Robert Allan Ackerman. He also scored the feature film Death Waits For No Man a neon-noir, psychological thriller written and directed by Armin Siljkovic. He would like to thank the incredible and amazing Gabrieal Griego for her contin- uous support during all of his creative endeavors. He is proud to be part of this great production. JUDI LEWIN (Hair/Wig/Makeup Design) is a seasoned designer in and around Los Angeles and surrounding areas. Judi has lived in Los An- geles with her family since 1990, having moved from Toronto, Canada. In Toronto she worked primarily in theatre and for the Canadian Opera Company working on such Operas as Tosca and La Bohemme. In Los Angeles Judi has incorporated film and television into her repertoire. She has also designed 2 National Tours, Happ y Days and I Love Lucy Live on Stage and the European Tour of Sisterella. Some of the theatre companies Judi has designed for include: Pasadena Playhouse in Pasadena, The Rubicon in Ventura, The Fremont in Pasadena, Interact in North Hollywood, The Blank Theatre in Hollywood, The Fountain The- atre in Hollywood, McCoy Rigby Entertainment in La Miranda, Sacra- mento Music Circus in Sacramento, West Coast Je wish Theatre, Group Rep in Burbank, The Hollywood Bowl and Theatre 40 in Beverly Hills. Judi is happy to once again be back at a Theatre 40 designing this pro- duction and wishes everyone a successful run.

SPECIAL APPRECIATION All of us at Theatre 40 want to extend a huge thanks to the great MARILYN ZIERING for her generous support of Theatre 40.

Special Thanks to LYA CORDOVA LATTA for her many contributions and enormous support

SPECIAL THANKS TO WILLIAM AHMANSON AND THE AHMANSON FOUNDATION FOR THEIR CONTINUED GENEROSITY.

We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to RUTH FLINKMAN-MARANDY & BEN MARANDY for their very generous contributions to Theatre 40.

SPECIAL THANKS TO MAYOR RICHARD RIORDAN AND THE RIORDAN FOUNDATION FOR THEIR GENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS

SPECIAL THANKS TO JANET SALTER FOR HER MANY CONTRIBUTIONS

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