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St. Germain Stage AND Hinda and Bill Bodinger & Diane and Arthur Provenz • Moe England Marita and David Glodt • Stephanie Iverson and Colin Mathews Judy and Bruce Grinnell & Nancy McIntire • Linda and Robert Noonan Hotel on North • Steve Oakes and Olivia Georgia Marian and Marshall Raser • Jodi Tartell, Cooper Center LLC PRESENT 8TH ANNUAL PLAYS BY Suzanne Bradbeer Michael Brady Patrick Gabridge L.H. Grant Lila Rose Kaplan Steven Korbar Donald Loftus Scott Mullen Chris Shaw Swanson Brad Sytsma STARRING Michael Fell* Sarah Goeke* DeShawn Mitchell* Peggy Pharr Wilson* Keri Safran* Robert Zukerman* LIGHTING DESIGNER SOUND DESIGNER SET DESIGNER Derek Keifer Alexander Sovronsky Joseph Martin COSTUME COORDINATOR CASTING BERKSHIRE PRESS REP Trinity Melissa Koch Pat McCorkle, Katja Zarolinski, CSA Charlie Siedenburg PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER PRODUCER Renée Lutz* Leila Teitelman DIRECTED BY Julianne Boyd† Matthew Penn† ST. GERMAIN STAGE The Sydelle and Lee Blatt Performing Arts Center FEBRUARY 14 - MARCH 10, 2019 THE 10 X 10 REP COMPANY STAFF Michael Fell* PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER Renée Lutz* Sarah Goeke* DeShawn Mitchell* PROPS MASTER Jessica Sovronsky Peggy Pharr Wilson* Keri Safran* WARDROBE Robert Zukerman* Caitie Martin MASTER ELECTRICIAN *Actors and Stage Manager are Joey Rainone IV members of Actors’ Equity Association. BOARD OPERATOR Ian Gillis † COMPANY MANAGER Erin Tate HOUSE MANAGER Jade Nicholas ABOUT 10 X 10 UPSTREET ARTS FESTIVAL Spearheaded by Barrington Stage Company and the City of Pittsfield, the 10×10 Upstreet Arts Festival features signature programming such as the 10X10 New Play Festival at Barrington Stage Company; Ten Spot: Photography, a collaborative exhibit at the Lichtenstein Center for the Arts and Sohn Fine Art; the Best of BIFF Shorts at the Beacon Cinema; WordXWord performances; Ten Days of Play at the Berkshire Museum; the Berkshire Art Association Real Art Party and a return of the Dance Ten performance in which ten companies perform ten minute programs at Barrington Stage Company. Fireworks will fill the winter night sky this year over the First Street Common for the third year in a row. For more information, visit discoverpittsfield.com/10×10, find 10×10 Upstreet on Facebook or contact the City of Pittsfield of Cultural Development at (413) 499-9348. 10 X 10 UPSTREET ARTS FESTIVAL is sponsored by 2 THE 10 X 10 PLAYS Casts in order of appearance. Opening BY Matt Neely DIRECTED BY Julianne Boyd Performed by the 10x10 Rep Company Double Entendré BY L.H. Grant DIRECTED BY Julianne Boyd Chloe ..................................................................................Sarah Goeke Randy ..................................................................................Michael Fell Laura .................................................................................... Keri Safran 172 Push-Ups BY Scott Mullen DIRECTED BY Matthew Penn Tom ............................................................................ Robert Zukerman Quinn ....................................................................................Keri Safran Jenny ................................................................................. Sarah Goeke Charlottesville BY Suzanne Bradbeer DIRECTED BY Julianne Boyd Dani ......................................................................... Peggy Pharr Wilson Carrie Anne ...........................................................................Keri Safran Seth .................................................................................... Michael Fell The Chapel Play BY Lila Rose Kaplan DIRECTED BY Julianne Boyd Anat ......................................................................................Keri Safran Daniel......................................................................... DeShawn Mitchell Pipeline BY Michael Brady DIRECTED BY Julianne Boyd Daniel Jackson ........................................................... DeShawn Mitchell Agnes Peabody ......................................................... Peggy Pharr Wilson Lauren ................................................................................ Sarah Goeke ~ INTERMISSION ~ 3 Twas the Day After Christmas BY Steven Korbar DIRECTED BY Matthew Penn Iris ........................................................................... Peggy Pharr Wilson Mr. Klemsted ............................................................... Robert Zukerman Kid Stuff BY Chris Shaw Swanson DIRECTED BY Matthew Penn Mrs. Pile ................................................................................Keri Safran Cheryl ................................................................................ Sarah Goeke Mark .......................................................................... DeShawn Mitchell Organic Seed BY Patrick Gabridge DIRECTED BY Matthew Penn Taylor .......................................................................... Robert Zukerman Kim .................................................................................... Sarah Goeke Molly ........................................................................ Peggy Pharr Wilson Richard ....................................................................... DeShawn Mitchell Eddie and Edna BY Donald Loftus DIRECTED BY Matthew Penn Eddie ............................................................................Robert Zukerman Edna ........................................................................ Peggy Pharr Wilson Danny ...................................................................................Michael Fell Cold Feet BY Brad Sytsma DIRECTED BY Julianne Boyd Bride .................................................................................. Sarah Goeke Best Man .................................................................... DeShawn Mitchell Bridesmaid ............................................................................Keri Safran Groom ................................................................................. Michael Fell Father of the Bride ....................................................... Robert Zukerman Mother of the Bride ................................................... Peggy Pharr Wilson CAST MICHAEL FELL is an actor, such as The Guthrie, Actors Theatre of improviser and voiceover Louisville, Arkansas Rep, Park Square, Project artist working in New York Y, Back Room Shakespeare and many more. City. His theatre credits He can be seen on Bull on CBS. He received include productions in New his training from the Actors Theatre of York, Louisville, Little Rock Louisville Acting Apprenticeship and the and Minneapolis with theatres University of Minnesota/Guthrie Theater BFA 4 Actor Training Program. michael-fell.com SARAH GOEKE grew up in Cape Theatre Center, Theatre 3, Kansas City Rep, Girardeau, MO and has a Unicorn, KC Lyric Opera, White River in Vocal Performance degree Vermont and Rose Theatre in Chicago. from UMKC Conservatory and an MFA in Acting from KERI SAFRAN BSC: Typhoid Michigan State University. Mary, 2018’s 10x10. She recently moved to New Sundance Film Festival 2019 York City and has been seen as Sally in Grand Jury Prize Nominee Cabaret and traveling across the United Imaginary Order, dir. Debra States as Cynthia Weil in the National Eisenstadt. Theatre: Lina Broadway tour of Beautiful: The Carole King Lamont in Singin’ in the Rain Musical. She’s also excited to be performing (Zach Theatre); the new musical City of Light her own one-woman show SORRY with (Connelly Theatre, dir. Cady Huffman, NYTF’s Summerfest this August. She’s so opposite Valarie Pettiford); As You Like It, grateful to be here at Barrington Stage for Hamlet (Montana Shakes); Speakeasy the first time! IG: @sgerk sarahgoeke.com (Transcendence); The Curse of Oedipus (Antaeus Theatre, dir. Casey Stangl); Moon DESHAWN MITCHELL is originally Over Buffalo (GTC); Spring Storm (Actors Rep from Denver. He graduated of TX, directed by Michael Bloom); multiple from UC Irvine California with workshops of Stu For Silverton, a new a Masters in Fine Arts. He is musical about the first transgender mayor a NY-based actor whose past elected in America. TV/Film: Richard credits include Blue Bloods, Linklater’s $5.15/hr, The Blacklist, The Real Orange is the New Black, O’Neals, HIMYM, Ray Donovan, NUMB3RS, Blindspot, The Leftovers. He would like to Before the Sun Explodes (SXSW), Dollhouse, thank his amazing family and friends for et al. Alum of The Groundlings Sunday their endless Love and uncompromising Company; Dialect Coach. kerisafran.com. support, and Lesa for keeping him afloat on IG: @kerisafran. Next Role: the titular canine this journey. He is overjoyed to be able to in Sylvia! share the 10x10 plays with you all. If you would like to know more please find him on ROBERT ZUKERMAN BSC: His imdb.com/name/nm6109135. Girl Friday, The Crucible, Ring Round the Moon, The PEGGY PHARR WILSON BSC: Importance of Being Earnest, Gaslight, His Girl Friday, Guys Thief River, 10x10 (‘12, ‘14, and Dolls, The Crucible, To ‘15, ‘18). Other regional work Kill A Mockingbird, Carousel, includes Gretna Theatre (PA), Laramie Project: 10 Years Florida Studio Theatre, Firehouse Theatre Later, 10×10 Festival (all 8 (VA), Triad Stage (NC), Franklin (NY) Stage, years!); BAT: Doubt; Shakes & Penguin Rep, Hubbard Hall, Arena Stage, Co: Leap Year; New York: Six Women with Colorado Shakespeare Festival. Two dozen Brain Death (co-author, and performed it also plays Off Broadway at the Atlantic, CSC, in Chicago, Dallas & Kansas City). Regional: TFANA, the Pearl, etc.
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