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PACIFIC RESIDENT THEATRE
Business Manager
JENNIFER LONSWAY
Artistic Director
MARILYN FOX
Managing Director
BRUCE WHITNEY
The Homecoming
by Harold Pinter
Sponsored in part by a gift from
Harold and Jeanne Katzman
Producer
ELSPETH A. WEINGARTEN
Associate Producers
VALERIE HAVEY
SARA NEWMAN-MARTINS
Scenic Design & Light Design
NORMAN SCOTT
Sound Design
KEITH STEVENSON
Property Design & Special Effects
DAN COLE
Costume Design
CHRISTINE COVER-FERRO
Violence Design
NED MOCHEL
Stage Manager
JULIANNE FIGUEROA
Directed by
GUILLERMO CIENFUEGOS
CAST
Max . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Sam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Lenny . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Teddy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ruth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Joey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Jude Ciccolella*
Anthony Foux
Jason Downs*
Trent Dawson*
Lesley Fera*
Steve Spiro
Ruth Understudy . . . . . . . . . Marwa Bernstein*
Teddy Understudy . . . . . . . .Phillip Giannikas
The Homecoming takes place in a working-class
neighborhood in North London, August 1965.
There will be one intermission between Act I & Act II.
The Homecoming is presented by special arrangement with
Samuel French, Inc.
The videotaping or making of electronic or other audio and/or visual recordings of this production is a violation of United States Copyright Law and an actionable federal offense.
*Members of the Actors Equity Association, the professional
union for actors and stage managers in the United States.
HAROLD PINTER’S BIO
Harold Pinter, 2005 Nobel Laureate for Literature (October 10,
1930 - December 24, 2008), was born in London’s working-class
Hackney district to Hyman and Frances Pinter, Jewish Eastern
Europeans who had immigrated to the United Kingdom from
Portugal. Pinter has said that his encounter with anti-Semitism
while growing up in England was the fuse that ignited the
organic process leading him to becoming a playwright. As his
Nobel Prize citation attests, Pinter developed into the greatest English dramatist of the post-World War II era. In 1957, Bristol University staged Pinter’s first play The Room. The Room had all the
hallmarks of what would become known as “Pinteresque” in that it set up a commonplace
situation that gradually became filled with menace and mystery through the author’s
deliberate examination of the characters and their starker hidden id-like drives. “Your
writing absolutely fascinates me,” Noel Coward wrote to Pinter in 1965 after seeing his
third full-length play, The Homecoming. “You cheerfully break every rule of theatre that I
was brought up to believe in. I love your choice of words, your resolute refusal to explain
anything and the triumphant demands you make on the audience’s imagination.” Along
with the 1967 Tony Award for Best Play for The Homecoming and several other American
awards and award nominations, he and his plays received many awards in the UK and
elsewhere throughout the world, including the 2007 French Legion d’honneur.
Directors Notes
DIRECTOR AND ARTISTIC DIRECTOR’S NOTE
This play has been challenging audiences and scholars ever since its premiere in 1965. It
has inspired dozens of books and essays analyzing the play and its characters, attempting
to decipher their meaning. Its blend of realism and surrealism, the mercurial switches
from the savage to the polite and the characters’ seemingly incomprehensible behavior
are just a few of the things that drew me to want to direct it in the first place. Now after
spending a great deal of time working on it with a splendid production team and a terrific
cast, I do know this: The Homecoming is about a family that can only communicate through
their long-established ritual of war. They are at war and every scene is a battle. And everyone is always trying to win. That’s what makes this play as potent and surprising today as
it was when Pinter first unleashed it onto audiences. It’s also what makes it funny. I hope
you enjoy watching the bloodshed as much as we enjoyed staging it.
-Guillermo Cienfuegos, Director
As we approach our 30th anniversary, we are honored to present Harold Pinter’s The
Homecoming. Pinter was one of the greatest playwrights of the 20th century, and in many
ways changed the way we look at theater. What I find beautiful about the play is that
Pinter writes from an unbridled, poetic, emotional honesty. He writes impulse- and
through the impulse, his words become vessels of strong human need. The characters
needs provide the play with a truth that defies realism. To quote literary critic John Lahr,
“The territorial battle being waged in The Homecoming is ultimately not about the house or
the people in it, but about who’s perception of reality will prevail.”
--Marilyn Fox, Artistic Director
ACTOR BIOGRAPHIES
Jude Ciccolella (Max) has been seen recently on film in Sin City:
A Dame To Kill For; and on TV in Matador, Perception, Major Crimes
and Beautiful And Twisted. He recently performed in Gena Acosta’s That Sullivan Girl at The Actors Studio and he is Co-Artistic
Director of – and performs in – the Eumenides Group, which has
staged The Speed Of Darkness, Drift and The Pursuit Of Happiness
in LA. Ciccolella played Mike Novick on 24 and the Secnav on
NCIS. Films include Glengarry Glen Ross, Shawshank Redemption, The Manchurian
Candidate, World Trade Center, Terminal, Beloved, Premonition and Sin City.
Trent Dawson (Teddy) Broadway: The Herbal Bed, Off Broadway: Maple and Vine (Playwrights Horizons), The Memorandum
(Beckett Theatre), Macbeth (SOHO Rep.) Also in NYC: The Revival (Lion Theatre/IT Nomination), Love’s Labour’s Lost, As
You Like It, Much Ado About Nothing (American Globe) Regional: The Homecoming, Lady Windermere’s Fan, Misalliance (Center
Stage), The School for Scandal (McCarter Theatre), Beyond Therapy (Westport), The Miser (Geva), Pal Joey (Prince Music Theatre), Dead Man’s Cell
Phone (ICT), The Pain and the Itch (Zephyr) Film/Television: Men in Black III, Homeland, The Good Wife, NCIS, Castle, NCIS: Los Angeles, Guiding Light, As the World
Turns (Emmy Nominated)
Jason Downs (Lenny) graduated from NYU’s Tisch School of
the Arts, and has performed on stage and screen for over 30
years. He was also signed as a recording artist with Jive Records
where he enjoyed a top 20 hit overseas and a European Tour.
(He’s huge in Belgium.) He currently produces and narrates
rather saucy audiobooks under the alias Tristan Hunt. He’s just
recently moved to LA from NY and is grateful to Pacific Resident
Theatre, Guillermo and this amazing cast for giving him the opportunity to do
what he loves most with such an inspiring & creative communion of professionals.
Lesley Fera (Ruth) A longtime member of PRT, Lesley has appeared in: The Hasty Heart (Sister Margaret), Happy End (Lillian),
Big Love (Olympia), Anna Christie (Anna), and Lady Chatterley’s
Lover (Lady Chatterley), which earned her an LADCC Award
for Lead Performance. Other theatre credits include: Noises Off
(Asolo Rep); Misalliance (PA Centre Stage); The Children’s Hour
(Provincetown Rep); Communicating Doors (San Jose Rep). On television, Lesley
currently plays Veronica Hastings on ABC Family’s Pretty Little Liars. Other TV
credits include: Southland; Stalker; C.S.I.: Miami; 24. Lesley thanks Guillermo and
Marilyn for this wonderful experience, as well as “The Pack” for their love and
support.
Anthony Foux (Sam) came to acting later in life and has since
trained at UCLA, the Elizabeth Mestnik Acting Studio and with
Marilyn Fox at Pacific Resident Theatre. Prior to acting, Anthony worked in the financial fields as an investment banker and a
bond trader for some of the nation’s top firms, including Goldman Sachs and First Interstate Bank. He owns and operates a
series of small inns in Monterey and has carried out a number
of other entrepreneurial enterprises throughout his life. He is happy to now be
pursuing his lifelong aspiration by performing in a mainstage production at PRT.
Steve Spiro (Joey) is happy to be working with such a talented
cast on this wonderful play. Other theatre credits include, The
Caretaker, The Blue Dahlia, The Misanthrope, A Midsummer Night’s
Dream and Breaking The Code, to name a few. Steve has written
several screenplays and is also the Co-founder of START RESCUE
which funds Spay/Neuters for low-income families and transports animals from high kill shelters in California to rescue partners in the Pacific Northwest. www.STARTrescue.org. Thank you to Marilyn and
Guillermo and much love to Chopsy, Chunky, Ruby and Marble.
Marwa Bernstein (Ruth Understudy) Marwa is very excited to
be part of The Homecoming cast in her first mainstage production
at PRT, and proud to be a member of such an amazing company.
She has been a professional performer for most of her life, first
as a ballet dancer and second as an actor. She moved to LA from
New York, has performed around the world as a dancer, and has
many stage and screen credits which you can look up if you are
interested at www.marwabernstein.com. Many thanks to the cast and crew, and to
her husband David and daughter Lucy for everything.
Phillip Giannikas (Teddy Understudy) Phillip grew up in
Los Angeles and discovered theater at Occidental College. He
trained at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts and acted at PRT before becoming a lawyer and leaving California for
exactly twenty years… when he returned as a federal administrative law judge. Throughout this odyssey, he sang and played blues guitar and
harmonica. He appeared “Burn Notice” and “Magic City” in Miami and is now
blessed to act at PRT in his favorite play.
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PRODUCTION BIOGRAPHIES
Guillermo Cienfuegos (Director) is best known for his 2014
production of Henry V, for which he won Ovation and LA Drama Critics Circle awards for Best Director and received Ovation and Stage Raw nominations for Best Production. The play
was named LA Times Critics Choice, Ovation Recommended
and LA Weekly GO! Cienfuegos has directed seven World Premieres at PRT, including the cult-hit comedy series Out There
On Fried Meat Ridge Rd., Concealing Judy Holliday and Vince Melocchi’s Julia, which
transferred to New York’s 59E59 Theaters Off- Broadway, after being nominated
for three LA Weekly Theatre Awards, including Best Director. His first collaboration with Melocchi, Lions, which received a 2009 Ovation nomination, was later
published by Samuel French and optioned as a screenplay, which he co-wrote.
Cienfuegos has also directed for the Chalk Repertory Theatre and Nom De Guerre,
a theatre company, which he co-founded.
Elspeth A. Weingarten (Producer) has produced several shows at Pacific Resident
Theatre including the 2014 critically-acclaimed Henry V, which received Ovation
and LA Drama Critics Circle awards for Best Director and Ovation and Stage Raw
Award nominations for Best Production. The show was named LA Times Critics
Choice, Ovation Recommended and LA Weekly GO!, as well as Best of 2014 by
KCRW, LAObserved and ReviewPlays.com. Weingarten also produces the culthit comedy series Out There On Fried Meat Ridge Rd. and has worked with Sacred
Fools Theater Co. and Padua Playwrights. In outside life, she skates with the Los
Angeles Derby Dolls.
Valerie Havey (Associate Producer) co-produced at PRT The Cherry Orchard and
Pure Imagination: The Musical World Of Anthony Newley And Leslie Bricusse, and she
produced Kalamazoo and A View From The Bridge at PRT, which garnered recognition and acclaim, including a nomination from the LADCC for McCulloh Award
for Revival, and 4 nominations from the LA Weekly Theatre Awards, including
Best Production, and was an LA Times Critic’s Choice. Valerie is a proud Associate
Member of Pacific Resident Theatre, and lives in Venice with her husband, daughter, and two cats.
Sara Newman-Martins (Associate Producer) is proud to have produced many
of the recent mainstage shows at PRT, several of which were nominated for Best
Production: Sweet Thursday, The Indians are Coming to Dinner, Barrie Back to Back,
Becky’s New Car, The Browning Version, Wild Boy, Fata Morgana, My Antonia, The
Scarecrow (Garland Award Winner for Best Production), Anatol, Everyday Life, Golden Boy, Dutchman, Fragile Life, Blood and Milk. Sara has also produced for film and
television, including Jude Law’s debut film, Shopping. She has appeared in many
productions here, including The Indians are Coming to Dinner, Master Builder, Tonight at 8:30, The Blue Dahlia, Everyday Life (LADCC Nominee for Featured Actor),
Lady Chatterley’s Lover, Ardele, Dutchman, Blood and Milk.
Julianne Figueroa (Stage Manager) has a BA in History and Theatre Arts from UC
Santa Cruz and an MFA in Production Management from CalArts. Juli is currently
the Associate Production Manager at The Broad Stage. Her recent freelance Production Management credit includes Timboctou (Redcat; CalArts Center for New
Performance & Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico) and recent Production Stage
Management credit includes Daughter Of A Cuban Revolutionary (2011 Edinburgh
Fringe Festival; LATC Encuentro – A National Latina/o Theatre Festival.) Recent
PRT Stage Managing credits include: A View From The Bridge, Random Acts and
Loyalties.
Dan Cole (Properties Design, Special Effects) Dan has been working in LA as
an actor for over 25 years. He fell into the prop game largely due to his abiding
love of toys. Dan is 51 years old. Sad, really. He recently appeared on the TV show
Brooklyn Nine-Nine.
Christine Cover-Ferro (Costume Design) The Homecoming is Christine’s first project with PRT, and she is very excited about this maiden voyage. She is currently
the resident costume designer at Unbound Productions for all Wicked Lit productions. She has previously worked with X Repertory Theatre, Theatre 40, Vox
Humana Theatre Company, High Street Arts Center and Santa Paula Theatre Center. Film and television credits include design for the feature film Yard Sale and
assistant design on the 86th and 87th Oscars and FOX’s Sleepy Hollow. She has a BA
from Macalester College and an MFA in Theatre Design from Brandeis University.
Ned Mochel (Violence Design) PRT fight work includes King Lear and A View
From The Bridge. Ned was violence designer for the LA premieres of Gus’ Fashions
And Shoes at VS Theatre, Trevor at Circle X, and Penelope at Rogue Machine. At
Geffen Playhouse, Ned did fight work on The Night Alive, American Buffalo, Wait
Until Dark, The Jacksonian (and in NY Off Broadway), Superior Donuts, and more.
Ned designed violence for the west coast premieres of the Tracy Letts plays Killer
Joe and Bug. In 2009 and 2014, Ned received an LADCC Award for fight choreography for the VS productions of On An Average Day and Cops And Friends Of Cops.
Norman Scott (Light Design & Set Design) is very grateful to be a member of
PRT. In addition to his work as an actor – most recently in PRT’s hit production of
Henry V – Norman has been responsible for the set design, lights and/or construction of many productions here, including Henry V, Pure Imagination, Welcome To
Santa, Concealing Judy Holliday, Julia, St. Joan Of The Slaughterhouses, Time Of Your
Life, Loyalties, A Question Of Mercy, The Browning Version, Of Mice And Men, Divorcons, The Master Builder, Gaps In The Fossil Record, Fragile Life and many others.
His training was primarily from Jean Shelton and East 15 Acting School.
Keith Stevenson (Sound Design) is known as writer and star of his cult-hit comedy Out There On Fried Meat Ridge Rd., for which he received an Ovation Award
nomination for Best Original Playwriting. Sequels include A Fried Meat Christmas
and The Unfryable Meatness of Being. Stevenson also directed Blunt Force at PRT and
Neil McGowan’s Lone-Anon, which later played at Rogue Machine Theatre and
was named one of LA Weekly’s Top 10 Plays of 2013. He and McGowan co-founded WeeSmallFilms.com and created shorts Like Old Times and Trip and Sloan, which
were nominated for Best Short Film at the Austin Film Festival.
Pacific Resident Theatre Staff
Marilyn Fox (PRT Artistic Director) was last seen at PRT as Ranevskaya in this seasons The Cherry Orchard, and before that as Helen Tuvim in Concealing Judy Holliday. Also at PRT, she was Lady Torrance
in Orpheus Descending, (Lead Performance Award, Los Angeles Drama
Critics Circle (LADCC) and Garland Award). Other roles include Bessie Berger in Awake And Sing! at the Odyssey Theatre (Lead Performance LADCC, Garland Award), also Awake And Sing! at Pittsburgh
Public Theatre and Berkshire Theatre Festival, and Esther Franz in Arthur Miller’s The Price at the Laguna Playhouse. Also at PRT, Molnar’s
The Swan (Garland Award and LADCC nomination for Performance),
Anna Petrovna in Ivanov directed by Gar Campbell, and The Quick-Change Room (LADCC
and Garland Awards for Performance), the latter moving Off-Broadway. She has appeared
locally at South Coast Repertory, and the Westwood Playhouse, among others. As Director
at PRT, she most recently co-directed A View From The Bridge. She won the LADCC Award
for Direction for The Browning Version, was nominated by LADCC for Direction for both
Golden Boy and Playboy Of The Western World, and won the LADCC for Direction of PRT’s
production of Ondine. 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, Star Trek: The Next Generation, and many more. Ms. Fox is a Visiting Assistant Professor at UCLA’s School of Theater, Film and Television, and teaches acting classes at PRT. For
my Mom and Gar Always.
Jennifer Lonsway (PRT Business Manager) helps the theatre to run smoothly, and appeared as the charwoman, Mrs. Haggerty, in The Old Lady Shows Her Medals. At PRT, she’s
also appeared in 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 Coop, 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.
PRODUCTION STAFF
Master Carpenter & Scene Painter
Program
Publicist
Rehearsal ASM
Facilities Coordinator
Graphic Design, Photographer
Dialect Coach
Producer Chair
Administrative Assistant
Box Office Staff
House Manager Czar
Usher Czarini
Maintenance
Norman Scott
Valerie Havey
Jerry Charlson
Mitchell Holden
Bryan Kent
Ashley Boxler & Erika Boxler
Nike Doukas
Choppy Guillotte
Patti West
Emi Agvado, Lia Kozatch, Andrea Reyes
Michael Rothhaar
Elizabeth Karr
Amy Huntington (Chair), Ann Bronston,
Neil McGowan, Jason Huber, Andy Parks,
Roses Prichard, Penny Safranek
THANK YOU
Alley Bean Mitchell Holden Neil McGowan Penny Safranek
Morgan Wilday Rita Obermeyer Jeanette Driver
UCLA Props Department
Center Theatre Group
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
California 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, Pat DiStefano, Lori Martin, Judith Montgomery, Rob Morris,
Sheree North, Gretchen Oehler, David Officer, David Parrish, Alex Peabody,
Tom Poindexter, Wanda Romitti, Norman Skaggs, Trish Soodik, and Laura Vickrey
MEMBERS OF PACIFIC RESIDENT THEATRE
Artistic Director
Marilyn Fox
Managing Director
Business Manager
Jennifer L. Lonsway
Bruce Whitney
Board of Trustees
Channing Chase (Co-op Rep), Marilyn Fox,
Eliane Gans-Orgell (Vice President), Robin Lithgow, Michael Tulin (President),
Bruce Whitney, Tania Getty (Recording Secretary)
Advisory Board
Eric Ayzenberg, Chris Becker, Aldis Browne, Stephen Dunn, Nicholas T. Goldsborough,
Jeffrey Gordon, Jack Hoffman, Jeffrey H. James, Richard Krelstein, Michael Miles,
Michael W. Rabkin, Lynne Scarboro, Jeffrey Solomon
Edward Albee
Jason Alexander &
Daena Title Alexander
Peter Alexander
Chuck Arnoldi
Jon Robin Baitz
Larry Bell
Tony Bill
Lee Blessing
Ami Brabson
The Acting Company
Haskell V. Anderson III
Paul Anderson
Rachel Avery
Jordan Baker
Shaun Baker
Melissa Weber Bales
Michael Balsley
Orson Bean
Robin Becker
Marwa Bernstein
Judith Borne
Ann Bronston
Sarah Brooke
Ursula Brooks
Michael Carr
Ginna Carter
Philip Cass
Stacie Chaiken
Channing Chase
Bryan Chesters
Joan Chodorow
Lisa Cirincione
David Clayberg
Ron Eli Cohen
Dan Cole
Scott Conte
Rebecca Crandall
Christopher Curry
Cameron Daddo
Terry Davis
Lee DeBroux
Jerry Della Salla
Robb Derringer
Mary Jo Deschanel
Dana Dewes
Susan Dexter
Ron E. Dickinson
Valerie Dillman
David Dionisio
Andrew Dits
Katy Downing
Andre Braugher
Edythe Broad
Bill Brochtrup
James Cromwell
Carol DeLuise
Neil Dick
Guy Dill
Laddie John Dill
Steve Ehrlich
James Evans
Jeanette Driver
Matthew Elkins
Alexander Enberg
Kim Estes
Richard Fancy
Brendan Farrell
Lesley Fera
Alex Fernandez
Suzanne Ford
Marilyn Fox
Bruce French
Cyndy Fujikawa
Tania Getty
Lindsey Ginter
Brad Greenquist
Choppy Guillotte
Jaxon Duff Gwillim
Martha Hackett
Michael Hanson
Augustine Hargrave
Kristina Harrison
Mariette Hartley
Jason Huber
Amy Huntington
Diane Hurley
Scott Jackson
Robert Lee Jacobs
Elizabeth Karr
Darren Kelley
Bryan Kent
Kevin Kilner
Karen Landry
Todd Lanker
Ashlee LaPine
Robert Lesser
Brian Letscher
Matt Letscher
Ed Levey
Laura Liguori
William Lithgow
Tracie Lockwood
Linda Lodge
Honorary Board
Shelley Fabares
Mike Farrell
Jennifer Fidelman
Daisy Foote
Frank Gehry
Kevin Goetz
Peter Goulds
Marcia Gay Harden
Hal Holbrook
Anjelica Huston
Jane Kaczmarek
Carol Kane
Glorya Kaufman
Howard Korder
Dale Launer
The Lee Group
John & Mary Lithgow
Camryn Manheim
Laura & Jim Maslon
Marsha Mason
THE COMPANY
Jennifer Lonsway
Jeff Lorch
Lela Loren
Dennis Madden
Seth Margolies
Marley McClean
Tom McDermott
Joe McGovern
Neil McGowan
Matt McKenzie
Vince Melocchi
Alley Mills
Ned Mochel
Greg Mullavey
Sara Newman
Bruce Nozick
Rita Obermeyer
Joe Olivieri
Andrew Parks
Jay Paulson
Mary Portser
Satiar Pourvasei
Justin Preston
Michael Prichard
Roses Prichard
Kevin Quinn
Kevin Rahm
Michael Redfield
Shanti Reinhardt
Elain Rinehart
Dan Riordan
David Rogge
Shiva Rose
Michael Rothhaar
Will Rothhaar
Penny Safranek
Molly Schaffer
Robert Shampain
Christopher Shaw
Sharron Shayne
Mariah Shirley
Sally Smythe
Paul Kaufman
Bud Leslie
Mary Jane
Lia Kozatch
Chris McCabe
Bob McCracken
Murray Mednick
Peter Mellencamp
Carolyn Mignini
Kevin Monk
Julia Motyka
Deena Lynn Mullen
Rita Obermeyer
Carla Obert
Randy Ogelsby
Associates
Danielle Ozymandias
Emi Agvado
Greg Paul
Kristin Ahlgren
Michael Pressman
Cori Allison
Victoria Profitt
Rich Amend
Stacy Ray
Jake Arnette
Davon Raymond
Lisa Barnes
Ochia Robinson
Casey Biggs
Pesha Rudnick
Dan Bonnell
Kathy Scambiaterra
Michelle Brooks
Nanci Christopher David Nathan Schwartz
Robert Evan Collins Norman Scott
William R. Seaver
Beth Colt
Howard Shangraw
John Demita
Stephanie Shroyer
Elina DeSantos
Margy Stein
Sharon Duncan
Claudette Sutherland
Audrey Eisner
Ochia Teairra
Julia Fletcher
Veronica Thompson
Anna Garduno
Judy Trest
Myrna Gawryn
Brian Sonia Wallace
Oliver Goldstick
Elspeth A. Weingarten
Rush Gomez
Bruce Whitney
Jennifer Gonring
Morgan Wilday
Michael Haney
William Wilday
Valerie Havey
John Woehrle
Shirl Hendryx
Joan-Angela Hess Kelly Younger
Aurora Kaschner
Steve Spiro
Keith Stevenson
Jennifer Taub
Michael Tulin
Marc Valera
Dan Verdin
Gregory Vignolle
George Villas
Steve Vinovich
Dalia Vosylius
Carole Weyers
Lesley Williams
Sarah Zinsser
Tim Matthieson
Dylan McDermott
Ed Moses
Joe Pintauro
Tamara Rawitt
Ron & Iva Rifkin
Jose Rivera
Ed Ruscha
Donald Spoto
Bradley Whitford
Journeymen
Ava Bogle
Billy Brown
Derek Chariton
Kendall Day
Jon Dittrick
Anthony Foux
Yancy Holmes
Zach Kanner
Sean Lewellyn
Jamison Lingel
Kendrah McKay
Susan Monaster
Diana Peglidi
Hilary Prentice
Kevin Railsback
Jill Renner
Kelsey Ritter
Ericjohn Scialo
Greer Sinclair
Clare Snodgrass
Matthew Van Oss
Pacific Resident Theatre... at a glance
MISSION STATEMENT: To provide greater Los Angeles with a resident theatre company dedicated to providing programming of the highest quality, in order to entertain, inform and educate our multicultural 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. To promote the theatre arts by providing opportunities for artists and craftsmen to develop and enrich their skills.
1985
PRT founded as an actors’ cooperative
Thanksgiving by Jim McClure
2 Drama-Logue Awards
Happy End By Bertolt Brecht
2 Drama-Logue Awards
1986/1987
We convert 705 Venice Blvd store-front into a
fully-equipped 35-seat black box
The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde
The Hot L Baltimore by Lanford Wilson
1987
Slaughterhouse on Tanner’s Close by Daniel O’Connor
LADCC Award
3 LA Weekly Award
7 Drama-Logue Awards
June Second from Faulkner’s “The Sound & the Fury”
4 Drama-Logue Awards
1988
Romanoffs by R.C Morris & T.R. Oglesby
Drama-Logue Award
South Central Rain by Jamie Baker
2 LADCC Awards
Drama-Logue Award
2 LA Weekly Nominations:
Best Production and Best Ensemble
The Long Christmas Dinner by Thornton Wilder
1989
Raymond Chandler’s “The Blue Dahlia”
by Daniel O’Connor
LA Weekly Award:Production of the Year
LADCC Production Nomination
The Merry Wives of Windsor by Shakespeare
(on Santa Monica Pier)
The Long Christmas Dinner by Thornton Wilder
1990
Beggar’s Opera by John Gay
5 LADCC Awards
3 Drama-Logue Awards
LA Weekly Award Nomination:
Production of the Year
The Long Christmas Dinner by Thornton Wilder
LA Times Best of the Weekend
1991
Camino Real by Tennessee Williams
Marquis Award
4 Drama-Logue Awards
LA Times Critic’s Choice
Drama-Logue Critic’s Choice
The Long Christmas Dinner by Thornton Wilder
LA Times Best of the Weekend
Aliens by Steven Morris
LA Times Critic’s Choice
When Will I Dance? by Claire Braz Valentine
LA Times Critic’s Choice
Alice in Wonderland adapted by Andre Gregory
with the Manhattan Theatre Project
1992/1993
2nd theatre added at 8780 Venice Blvd
Under the Gaslight by Augustin Daly
LADCC Award
3 Drama-Logue Awards
LA Times Critic’s Choice
LA Reader Critic’s Choice
Drama-Logue Critic’s Choice
Stories of the Season
by Robert Alan Beuth & George Harrison
LA Times Critic’s Choice
LA Times Best of the Weekend
Sitting Man by Carol Kaplan
4 Drama-Logue Awards
LA Reader Critic’s Choice
Barbarians by Maxim Gorki
Drama-Logue Award
LA Times Critic’s Choice
LA Reader Critic’s Choice
Daily News: 4 Stars
1993/1994
Ondine by Jean Giraudoux
2 LADCC Awards
5 LADCC Award Nominations
Drama-Logue Award
2 Robbie Awards
Come Good Rain by George Seremba
Boo! An Evening of Ghost Stories,
a collaboration between PRT and
the LA Directors’ Project
Stories of the Season
by Robert Alan Beuth & George Harrison
LA Times Best of the Weekend
The Visit by Friedrich Duerrenmatt
7 LADCC Awards
LA Times Critic’s Choice
LA Reader Critic’s Choice
Drama-Logue Critic’s Pick
Backstage Critic’s Choice
1995
PRT receives
MARGARET HARTFORD AWARD
for continuous achievement in the small theatre arena
There’s One in Every Marriage by Georges Feydeau
Drama-Logue Award:Best Performance
Southern Girls by Sheri Bailey and Dura Temple
2 NAACP Awards
A Christmas Carol
adapted by Orson Bean, from Charles Dickens
1996/1997
We open our 99-seat home at 703 Venice Blvd
The Playboy of the Western World by J.M. Synge
5 Drama-Logue Awards
2 LADCC Nominations
LA Times/LA Reader Critic’s Choice
LA Weekly Pick of the Week
Drama-Logue Critic’s Pick
Angel City by Sam Shepard
Golden Boy by Clifford Odets
5 Drama-Logue Awards
3 LADCC Nominations
Mrs. Warren’s Profession by G. B. Shaw
2 Drama-Logue Awards
LADCC Award Nomination
LA Times Critic’s Choice
1997/1998
SPECIAL GARLAND AWARD
for Best Track Record of 1997
2000/2001
LADCC’s POLLY WARFIELD AWARD
for Most Successful Season, 2001
The Quick-Change Room by Nagel Jackson
(which moved from PRT to Off-Broadway)
3 LADCC Awards
1 Garland Award
3 Drama-Logue Awards
6 LADCC Nominations
LA Times & Backstage West Critic’s Choice
Ardele by Jean Anouilh
LADCC Award
6 Drama-Logue Awards
LA Weekly Pick of the Week
Backstage West Critic’s Pick
Scotland Road by Jeffrey Hatcher
3 Drama-Logue Award
Garland Award
Backstage West Critic’s Pick
Christmas Memory/One Christmas by Truman Capote
LA Times Best of the Weekend
LA Weekly Pick of the Week
Ivanov by Anton Chekhov
LA Times Best Bets
Candida by George Bernard Shaw
Backstage West Critic’s Pick
Lady Chatterley’s Lover adapt by John Vreke
from the novel by D.H. Lawrence
LADCC Award: Best Performance
2 LADCC Award Nominations:
Best Production & Best Direction
LA Weekly Pick of the Week
Backstage West Critic’s Choice
The Killing of Sister George by Frank Marcus
Frontiers Critic’s Choice
The Scarecrow by Percy Mackaye
2 Garland Awards:
Best Production & Best Direction
LA Weekly Nomination: Best Performance
LA Times Critic’s Choice
Backstage West Critic’s Pick
Everyday Life by Rainer Maria Rilke
3 LADCC Award Nominations
LA Times Best Bets
Backstage West Critic’s Pick
1998/1999
Indiscretions by Jean Cocteau
LADCC Award
4 Garland Awards
5 Ovation Nominations
3 LADCC Award Nominations
2 LA Weekly Awards
Best Ensemble & Best Production of the Year
LA Weekly Nomination
Divorcons by Emile de Najdac & Victorien Sardou
Backstage West Critic’s Pick
A Christmas Carol adapted by Orson Bean,
from Charles Dickens
Christmas Memory/One Christmas by Truman Capote
LA Times Best Bets
Lulu by Frank Wedekind
LADCC Award & Nomination
LA Times Critic’s Choice
LA Weekly Recommended
Master Builder by Henrik Ibsen
Garland Award Performance
LA Weekly Recommended
LA Weekly Award Nomination
Summer Series:
Time Trilogy by Paul Linke
1999/2000
POLLY WARFIELD AWARD
for Outstanding Season, 1999, from LADCC
The Swan by Ferenc Molnar
LADCC Award Performance
Garland Award Performance
3 LADCC Award Nominations
Otherwise Engaged by Simon Gray
LA Times Critic’s Choice
Tonight at 8:30 by Noel Coward
2 LADCC Awards
Best Production & Best Musical Direction
2 LADCC Award Nominations:
Best Director & Best Performance
LA Times Critic’s Choice
A Question of Mercy by David Rabe
LA Times Critic’s Choice
Summer Series:
Children by A.R. Gurney
LA Times Critic’s Choice
LA Times Top Ten Productions of 1999
2001/2002
Anna Christie by Eugene O’Neill
LA Times Critic’s Choice
LA Weekly Pick of the Week
Backstage West Critic’s Pick
On Approval by Frederick Lonsdale
LA Weekly Recommended
Backstage West Critic’s Pick
Betrayal by Harold Pinter
Garland Award: Best Performance
Backstage West Critic’s Pick
Big Love by Charles L. Mee
LA Times Ten Best of the Year
LA Times Critic’s Choice
LA Weekly Pick of the Week
3 LA Weekly Nominations:
Best Production, Best Direction & Best Ensemble
2002/2003
A Delicate Balance by Edward Albee
Garland Award Performance
LA Times Recommended
LA Weekly Recommended
Backstage West Pick of the Week
Prelude to a Kiss by Craig Lucas
Maddy Award Performance
Backstage West Critic’s Pick
Orpheus Descending by Tennessee Williams
3 LADCC Awards:
Best Production, Best Performance, Best Direction
2 Garland Awards for performance
5 Maddy Awards
LA Weekly Career Achievement Award
Rocket to the Moon by Clifford Odets
LA Weekly Award: Featured Actor
LADCC Award: Best Revival
LA Times Recommended
LA Weekly Pick of the Week
LADCC Award Nomination: Best Direction
Summer Series:
Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck
LA Times Recommended
Backstage West Critic’s Pick
2004/2005
Happy End by Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill
3 LA Weekly Awards:
Musical Direction, Costume Design & Set Design
2 Backstage West Awards: Best Ensemble & Best Make-up
LADCC Award: Best Revival
LA Times Critic’s Choice
LA Weekly Pick of the Week
Backstage West Critic’s Pick
3 Ovation Award Nominations:
Production, Ensemble & Costume Design
When They Speak of Rita by Daisy Foote
Ovation Award Nomination: Best Supporting Actor
LA Times Recommended
LA Weekly Recommended
Backstage West Critic’s Pick
The Blue Dahlia adapted by Dan ‘Conner,
from Raymond Chandler
LA Times Recommended
LA Weekly Recommended
2 LA Weekly Award Nominations:
Best Revival & Best Prod. Design
Daily News Recommended
The Turn of the Screw adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher,
from the novel by Henry James
LADCC Nomination: Adaptation
Summer Series:
Keeping Faith by Alex Peabody
LA Times Recommended
Backstage West Recommended
Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller
LA Times Recommended
LADCC and Ovation Award
Nominations for Best Performance
2006/2007
The 60’S by Trish Soodik
LA Weekly Pick of the Week
Santa Monica Rave Pick of the Week
Anatol by Arthur Schnitzler
2 LADCC Awards:
Best Director & Best Lead Performance
2 LA Weekly Awards:
Best Costume Design & Best Supporting Female
LA Times Recommended
LA Weekly Recommended
2 Garland Award Nominations
The Hasty Heart by John Patrick
LADCC Award: Best Revival
LA Times Recommended
LA Weekly Pick of the Week
Backstage West Critic’s Pick
3 Garland Award Nominations
Alice-Sit-By-The-Fire by James M. Barrie
LA Times Recommended
Fall Series:
Hogan’s Goat by William Alfred
Ovation Award Nomination: Costume Design
2008/2009
Time of Your Life by William Saroyan
LADCC Nomination: Best Revival
LA Times Critic’s Choice
My Antonia adapt. by Scott Schwartz,
from the novel by Willa Cather
2 LA Weekly Award Nominations:
Best Director & Best Production
Fata Morgana by Ernest Vajda
3 LADCC Nominations:
Best Revival, Best Costume & Best Featured Actor
LA Times Critic’s Choice
LA Weekly Critic’s Pick
Lions by Vince Melocchi
(a product of the PRT Writers’ Workshop,
now published by Samuel French!)
Ovation Nominee: Best Playwriting for an Original Play
LA Weekly Pick of the Week
2009/2010
Wild Boy by Oliver Goldstick
The Browning Version by Terence Rattigan
LA Times Best Ten Plays of 2009
LADCC Awards:
Best Direction, Best Lead &Featured Performances
Ovation Award: Best Leading Actor
LA Weekly Pick of the Week
Backstage Critic’s Pick
Ovation Recommended
Loyalties by Tony Pasqualini
Becky’s New Car by Steven Dietz
LA Times Critic’s Pick
LA Weekly Critic’s Choice
Backstage Critic’s Pick
Summer Series:
St Joan of the Slaugherhouses by Bertolt Brecht
LA Times Critics’ Choice
2010/2011
Julia by Vince Melocchi
(which moved from PRT to Off-Broadway)
3 LA Weekly Award Nominations
LA Weekly Pick of the Week
Backstage Critic’s Pick
Ovation Recommended
3 Stars in “The Week” Magazine
Barrie: Back to Back by J.M. Barrie
LA Times Critic’s Choice
LA Weekly Critic’s Pick
Backstage Critic’s Pick
The Indians are Coming to Dinner by Jennifer W. Rowland
Backstage Critic’s Pick
Concealing Judy Holliday by Wendy Johnson
2012/2013
Sweet Thursday adapted from John Steinbeck
by Robb Derringer and Matt McKenzie
LA Weekly Pick of the Week
Nora adapted from Ibsen’s “A Doll’s House”
by Ingmar Bergman,
translated by Frederick J. & Lisa-Lone Marker
Backstage Critic’s Pick
Backstage Best Performance 2012
LA Weekly Go!
A View from the Bridge by Arthur Miller
LA Times Critic’s Choice
LADCC nomination for Best Revival
4 LA Weekly Award Nominations
Pure Imagination: The Musical World of
Anthony Newley & Leslie Bricusse
Spring/Summer Series:
Out There on Fried Meat Ridge Rd. by Keith Stevenson
Ovation Award Nominee: Original Playwrighting
2014/2015
The Cherry Orchard by Anton Chekhov
Stage Raw Recommended
LADCC Nomination for Featured Performance
Included in LA Weekly’s Best Plays of 2014
Kalamazoo By Michelle Kholos-Brooks & Kelly Younger
Special Winter Show
Henry V: William Shakespeare
Ovation Award: Best Director
LADCC Award: Best Director
3 Ovation Nominations
3 Stage Raw Nominations
LA Times Critic’s Choice
Ovation Recommended
LA Weekly GO!
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25-25-25 CLUB
To honor PRT’s 25+ years of achievement, we are seeking 25 donors to commit $25,000
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Cannon Family Foundation Steven Ehrlich Sanford M. Gage Foundation
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To join these donors, contact Jennifer Lonsway (310) 822-8392
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Quentin & Donna
Quinn
Judith Rafael
Joan Redlich
John Redmond &
Heide Franke
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Reisler
Guy Richardson
Steven Robman &
Kathy Baker
Patricia Rockoff
Elise Rogawski
Vicki Rogge
Arthur & Susie
Rolston
George M. Rosen
Joan Ross
Ed Rothhaar
Joan Rowe
Carol RoyceWilder &
Kevin M. Kelly
Wanda Rudd
Esther Rudis
Carol Rusoff
Desy SafanGerard PhD
Stan Salfas
Robbie Schaffer
Marilyn Schmitt
Susan Schmidt
Michael & Andi
Schoffman
Miriam Schorr
Rodolfo Segovia
Annette Shanks
Lynne Shapiro
David Shaw
Molly Shepherd
Caryl Sherman &
Stephen Weisberg
Armin Shimmerman
& Kathryn Swink
Elliot & Irma
Silverstein
Catharine Skolnik
Mary Jane Slike
Gerry & Donna
Smallwood
Annette Smith
Ardis S. Smith
Ruth E. Snyder
Mieke Solari
James Spear
Cora Spencer
Susanne Spira, M.D.
Steve Spiro
Joan Springer
Charles & Benita
Staadecker
Steve Stajich
Dale & Greg
Stamos
Sanja & Borislav
Starcevic
Bernice &
Nathaniel Stein
Rita Streimer
Lenore Sussman
Donald
Sutherland &
Geri-Ann Galanti
Franz Szymanski
Michi & Jeannie
Tamaki
Rahdi Taylor
Eric & Rachel
Teltscher
Family Trust
Ronald Thompson
Jan ThompsonKelley &
Steve Kelley
Sharon Toriello
David Ullman &
Marilyn Thomas
Mary Van Arsdel
Dr Rosemary T.
Van Arsdel
E. Van Denburgh
In Memory of
Edith Varon
Richard Vincent
Susan Von Detten
M Emmet Walsh
Kathleen Watanabe
Marilyn & Bill Way
Robert Weibezahl &
Marcy Reed
Frederic & Danette
Weingarten
Patricia Welch
Dean Widenmann
Christa & William
Wilk
Willow Cabin
Productions
Renee & Ralph
Winkler
Jane WolfWaterman &
Andrew Frances
Dorothy Wolpert
Mr. & Mrs. Wulliger
Bert Wyle
Royce Younger &
Sheri Feinstein
Martha Zaharia
John & Ille-Heid
Zainer
Rev. Nancy Zala
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