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ROMEO
+ JULIET
DIRECTED BY JOANNA SETTLE
SONGS BY STEW AND HEIDI RODEWALD
FREE
GREENWICH, CT JUNE 26 - JULY 8
7:30PM, BALDWIN PARK, 100 ARCH STREET
ROWAYTON, CT JULY 18 - JULY 29
7:30PM, PINKNEY PARK, 177 ROWAYTON AVE.
2012
GE Capital proudly supports
Shakespeare on the Sound
GE Capital provides financial support, volunteer
manpower, and intellectual capital to support
the communities in which we live and work.
We are a proud sponsor of Shakespeare on the
Sound, helping to create a forum for learning,
appreciation, and celebration of the arts
for our community’s children.
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PHOTO BY JEFF FASANO
from our
Artistic Director
from our
Executive Director
Welcome to Shakespeare on the Sound's
17th Season! This season's production of Romeo
and Juliet is conceived to emerge out of a
gathering much like our own – an annual summer
tradition among friends of reading a play together
after dinner. We open our evening of Shakespeare
with a scene from one of my favorite
contemporary writers, Stew, whose words are as
striking and surprising as the score he and Heidi
have composed. It's a thrill to invite you to enjoy
a first in our history - two authors 400 years apart in direct conversation.
Welcome to Shakespeare on the Sound's
17th season of free Shakespeare! Since I've come
onboard as the Executive Director, I've heard so
many extraordinary stories about Shakespeare on
the Sound and its legacy of almost two decades.
This tradition and legacy relies on the
commitment and support of generous donors,
corporations, foundations and individuals like you.
Each dollar you give counts, makes a difference, or
goes to some component of the cost of
presenting year-round programming that is a part
of our mission as a non-profit organizaton.
This frame is directly inspired by all of you and by my own experiences
with the plays. I find that the deeper I go into Shakespeare, the more my view
of the world and of myself is changed: I am overtaken and transformed. With
this idea in mind and with a love for the way Stew and Heidi's music haunts
us after these productions, I sought to capture the way we fall into our night
at Shakespeare on the Sound. As the sun sets and the dinner guests on stage
go deeper into the story, so do we all. William Shakespeare wrote both Romeo and Juliet and Richard ll at age 31,
in an early phase of his career driven by experiments in form. These plays were
revolutionary in bringing poetic writing constructs to the stage for the first
time. Richard ll is Shakespeare’s only dramatic work written almost entirely in
verse. Romeo and Juliet share their love upon meeting by spontaneously
creating a sonnet together – the first sonnet ever to leap off the page and
onto a stage so stunningly. This would have thrilled Shakespeare's audience
as much as a poetry slam or a successful turn of lyric in a song thrills us today.
Contained in Shakespeare’s stories is the very stuff we are made of: our
laughter, our joy, our grief, our wonder and our moral sense. Together we will
conjure one of our culture’s foundational myths, with joy, exuberance, and the
bold sense of adventure that has come to mean summer with Shakespeare on
the Sound. Your donations in the parks contribute not only to our productions, but
our programs in schools, libraries, lectures, our anti-bullying program
launched this past spring, "Speaking Daggers," and the many other
programs that we provide throughout the year in Fairfield County.
We are grateful and pleased you have chosen to be with us here
tonight. Help keep us coming back for years to come as we reach the next
generation and leave them the legacy of a great summer night in our
hometown.
Also, I cannot thank enough the many volunteers that give freely and
generously of their time creating one of the finest professional theatre
companies in the country.
My very best wishes to you and your families!
Steven Yuhasz
Executive Director
Have fun tonight!
As always I welcome your thoughts at my email address below. TWITTER: www.twitter.com/Shake_Sound
Joanna Settle
Artistic Director
[email protected]
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SHAKESPEARE ON THE SOUND
Artistic Director
JOANNA SETTLE
Executive Director
STEVEN YUHASZ
presents
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE’S
ROMEO + JULIET
with additional text by STEW
with (in alphabetical order)
Ali Ahn Erica Blumrosen David Cale Matt Citron Will Cohn
William Jackson Harper Rachael Holmes Damian Lemar Hudson
Chinasa Ogbuagu Tony Torn
Music and Songs by
STEW AND HEIDI RODEWALD
Set Design
LAURA JELLINEK
Costume Design
TILLY GRIMES
Lighting Design
KEITH PARHAM
Sound Design
OBADIAH EAVES & JESSICA PAZ
Choreography
DAVID NEUMANN
Text Coach
IAN HERSEY
Fight Director
LISA KOPITSKY
Technical Director
MAIA ROBBINS-ZUST
Assistant Director
MEGAN KATE WARD
Production Stage Manager
TERRI K. KOHLER
Casting
ERICA JENSEN, Calleri Casting
Associate Producer
ROBERT LEVINSTEIN
Directed by JOANNA SETTLE
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Congratulations to
for another great year
in Fairfield County.
“Thank you for the incredible productions you
bring us—the joy, the education, and the
entertainment. To Greenwich and to Rowayton,
you are a wonderful part of our communities.”
Cast
Juliet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ali Ahn*
Romeo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . William Jackson Harper*
Capulet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tony Torn*
Lady Capulet, Tybalt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rachael Holmes*
Friar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Cale*
Nurse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chinasa Ogbuagu*
Mercutio. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Matt Citron*
Singer, Paris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Damian Lemar Hudson*
Benvolio. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Will Cohn
Server . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Erica Blumrosen
Running times: Act 1 1:25 minutes, Act 2 1:15 minutes
There will be one 15 minute intermission.
Taking photographs and operating recording devices is prohibited.
As a courtesy to everyone, please turn off or disable any ringing or, buzzing,
but feel free to tweet!
The Norwalk Land Trust preserves open space in Norwalk, CT.
We hold 27 properties throughout the city of Norwalk
including the 16-acre Farm Creek Preserve at 34 Sammis Street
in Rowayton. Thanks to many of the same patrons as are
enjoying tonight’s performance, we were able to preserve this
important marine estuary property. Today it is a wonderful
place to walk quietly and enjoy.
Norwalk Elementary School’s
4th graders have been using the
Farm Creek Preserve for field
trips for three years. They are
able to reinforce the concepts
learned in the classroom about
tidal estuary ecosystems.
Volunteer field guides lead small
groups all over the Preserve.
Everyone experiences discovery
and wonder firsthand.
*Member of Actors’ Equity Association,
the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers
in the United States.
The Director and Choreographer are members of the Stage
Directors and Choreography Society, a national theatrical
labor union.
Shakespeare on the Sound employs member of the
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees,
Local 74.
PHOTO BY RICK PANK
Learn more at www.norwalklandtrust.org
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Shakespeare on the Sound is a constituent of Theatre Communications Group
(TCG) the national organization for the American Theatre.
TWITTER: www.twitter.com/Shake_Sound
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The
Company
ALI AHN (Juliet)
New York: The Sugar
House at the Edge of the
W i l d e r n es s ( M a -Yi ) ,
Twelfth Night, Importance
of Being Earnest (The
Pearl), House of Bernarda
Alba (NAATCO), Lights
Rise on Grace (NY Fringe
Festival; Outstanding Play), LaSanta (Ontological). Regional: Strike-Slip (Humana Festival @
Actors Theatre of Louisville), As You Like It (A
Noise Within), Winchester House (Theatre @
Boston Court), Moonshine (Redcat), A Midsummer’s Nights Dream (Theatricum Botanicum),
New Works Festival (Mark Taper Forum). International: Visible Cities (Singapore Arts Festival,
Naples Theater Festival), Moonshine (Edinburgh
Fringe Festival). Film: “Liberal Arts” (Upcoming)
Television: “HMS” (CW pilot), “Law & Order:
SVU,” “Ugly Betty,” “Louie.” Training: Yale,
CalArts.
WILLIAM JACKSON
HARPER (Romeo)
Much Ado About Nothing (Shakespeare on the
Sound), The Total Bent,
Titus Andronicus, Measure for Measure (The
Public Theater), A Cool
Dip in the Barren Saharan Crick (Playwrights Horizons), Ruined (Manhattan Theatre Club), Queens Boulevard,
Paradise Park (Signature Theatre Company),
Microcrisis, The Children of Vonderly (Ma-Yi Theatre Company), Massacre (sing to your children) (Rattlestick Playwrights Theatre) The
Inexplicable Redemption of Agent G (Vampire
Cowboys). Film and TV: “All Good Things”,
“Law & Order,” “Law & Order: CI,” “The Electric
Company,” “30 Rock.”
TONY TORN (Capulet)
is known for his extensive work with legendary experimental
theater artists Reza
Abdoh and Richard
Foreman. Shakespearian
roles include Trinculo in
The Tempest (with
Mandy Patinkin) at Classic Stage Company,
Buckingham in Richard III at The Pelican Theater
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and Titus in Ti2us, Toxic Dreams' experimental
adaptation of Titus Andronicus. Recent stage
credits include Jason Grote's Civilization (all you
can eat) with Clubbed Thumb at HERE Arts
Center, Ostrovsky's The Forest (with Dianne
Wiest) at Classic Stage Company, John Guare's
Six Degrees Of Separation at The Old Globe in
San Diego,and David Henry Hwang's Yellowface
at The Public Theater. Upcoming work includes
the title role in The Passion Of Warren Buffett for
Toxic Dreams in Vienna, Austria.
RACHAEL HOLMES
(Lady Capulet/Tybalt)
Stage: Credits include
Sophie in Ruined (dir.
Charles
RandolphWright) and Lily in The
Book Club Play (dir.
Molly Smith) at Arena
Stage, Queen Isabel in
Richard II (dir. Michael Kahn), Princess Katherine
in Henry V (dir. David Muse) and Portia in Julius
Caesar (dir. David Paul) at Shakespeare Theatre
Company, Osha in Marcus; The Secret of Sweet
at Studio Theatre (dir. Timothy Douglas), Sophie/Salima/Josephine swing in Ruined at Manhattan Theatre Club (dir. Kate Whoriskey),
Persephone's Cowboy: A Musical (dir. Alex Timbers), 365 Days/365 Plays at The Public (dir.
Michael Greif) and at Epic Theatre Ensemble
(dirs. Leigh Silverman and Hal Brooks). TV: “The
Good Wife”, “Dirt”, national commercials and
voice-overs. Ms. Holmes is a master teaching
artist at The New Victory Theatre and Shakespeare Theatre Company. MFA NYU on the
Jacob K. Javits Fellowship.
DAVID CALE (Friar)
David is the writer/performer of the solo
shows The History of
Kisses (The Studio Theatre, Washington D.C.,
Kansas City Rep),
Palomino (CTG’s Kirk
Douglas Theatre, Culver
City, K.C. Rep), A Likely Story (The New Group),
Lillian (Playwrights Horizons, The Goodman
Studio Theatre, Chicago, Obie Award), Deep in
a Dream of You (The Public Theater, Goodman
Studio, Bessie Award), Smooch Music (The
Kitchen, Goodman Studio) and The Redthroats
(Second Stage, P.S. 122, Goodman Studio, Mark
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Taper Forum, Taper Too, L.A., Bessie Award, L.A.
Drama-Logue Award). He wrote the book, lyrics,
co-composed the music for, and played Floyd in
the musical Floyd and Clea Under the Western Sky
(Playwrights Horizons, Goodman Theatre, Hartford Stage, Outer Critics Circle Nomination). He
wrote and co-performed the duet show Betwixt
(The New Group) and in collaboration with Dael
Orlandersmith, The Blue Album (Long Wharf Theatre). David appeared on Broadway in The Threepenny Opera (Roundabout) and Off-Broadway in
plays including Mouth to Mouth (The New Group)
and most recently, Stew and Heidi Rodewald’s The
Total Bent, directed by Joanna Settle (The Public
Theater). His film credits include Two Lovers, The
Slaughter Rule, Pollock, Bette Midler’s Mondo Beyondo (HBO), Radio Days and the forthcoming,
Winter in the Blood.
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CHINASA OGBUAGU
(Nurse)
New York: The Deepest
Play Ever (The New Ohio
and NY Fringe) The Overwhelming (Roundabout
Theater); A Family Of Perhaps Three (Target Margin); 365/365 (The
Public); Talking To Terrorists (Impact Theater Festival); Nothing But the Truth (Lincoln Center) Regional: Ruined (OSF); The Seven (La Jolla
Playhouse); Breath, Boom (Huntington Theatre);
Venus (Olney Theater); The Story (ACTCo);
Film/TV: “Petunia”; “A Gifted Man”; “Nurse Jackie”;
“Fringe”; “Law & Order”; “Law & Order:SVU”; BFA
Boston University
MATT CITRON (Mercutio)
Credits include On the Line
(Canal Park Playhouse),
Hell House (St. Ann’s
Warehouse), Feed Forward
(Dance Theatre Workshop), Mental Missiles
(The Culture Project),
Happy Sauce (NY Fringe).
Regional: Arcadia and A Winter’s Tale (Chautauqua
Theater Company), Much Ado About Nothing and
A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Commonwealth
Shakespeare Company). As composer: The Henry
Box Brown Play by Tony Kushner, music co-composed with Mark Wing-Davey (NYU Graduate
Acting). As music director: Caravan Man by
Tommy Smith and Gabriel Kahane and Western
Country by Noah Haidle (Both at Williamstown).
Education: M.F.A. NYU Graduate Acting.
www.mattcitron.com
DAMIAN LEMAR HUDSON
(Singer/Paris)
Damian recently played
Deacon Dennis in The
Total Bent at the Public
Theater. Last May Damian
graduated from The University of Arizona's B.F.A.
Musical Theatre program.
Previous credits include Flick in Violet; Mitch Mahoney in The 25th Annual Spelling Bee and The
Narrator/Dead Guy in Damian's original musical
High Crimes. Google High Crimes for his original
music and taped performance.
WILL COHN (Benvolio)
Shakespeare: Othello (Shakespeare on the Sound), Twelfth
Night (Oxford University),
Richard III, Comedy of Errors, Twelfth Night (Purchase College), The Tempest
(Curtain Call). Fairfield
County: The Diary of Anne
Frank (Curtain Call), The Shadow Box (Wilton
Playshop), Come Back to the Five & Dime Jimmy
Dean, Jimmy Dean (Darien Arts Center), Ice Glen
(Westport Community Theatre), Rope (EastBound
Theatre). New York: Readings at Abingdon, Theatre for the New City, World Wide Plays Festival.
Film/TV: Personal Justice (Discovery Investigation),
various videos, student films. Training: British
American Drama Academy (U.K.), Stella Adler, HB
Studios, Purchase College Shakespeare Youth.
ERICA BLUMROSEN
(Server)
Erica has been involved in
various aspects of theater
since she was eleven and is
currently attending Emerson College studying Acting. She has previously
performed in The Effect of
Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon, Marigolds and
The Rimers of Eldritch; as well as stage managed
several productions including Grease and Once on
this Island. Her latest credit was doing projection
design for Angels in America. She is thrilled to be
given this opportunity to explore yet another facet
of theater.
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JOANNA SETTLE (Artistic Director/Director)
Romeo and Juliet for summer 2012 marks Joanna's
4th season as artistic director of Shakespeare on
the Sound. Her past productions with the company are 2009's A Midsummer Night's Dream,
2010's Othello and 2011's Much Ado About Nothing. She most recently directed The Total Bent by
Stew for the Public Theater in February. Other
work includes Winter Miller’s In Darfur, the finale of
Suzan-Lori Parks’s 365 Days/365 Plays and
Stephen Brown’s Future Me - all at the Public Theater, as well as Heather Raffo’s award winning Nine
Parts of Desire at Manhattan Ensemble Theater,
restaged for the Geffen Playhouse, Berkeley
Repertory Theatre, Chicago's Museum of Contemporary Art, MassMOCA, Seattle Repertory
Theatre and D.C.’s Arena Stage. Other credits include Slither by Carson Kreitzer and the South
American tour of Grease! The Musical. Settle served
as Artistic Director of Chicago's Division 13 Productions from 1998 – 2004 and directed and/or
adapted 15 of D13’s 17 projects, including BLOOD
LINE: The Oedipus/Antigone Story, two plays by
Sophocles, Macbett by Ionesco, and several Samuel
Beckett shorts including Cascando and Play. She
teaches in the Brown University/Trinity Rep MFA
Directing Program.
STEW (Songs, Music & Additional Text)
His work includes Passing Strange, for which he received the 2008 Tony award for Best Book of a
Musical, and four other Tony nominations including Best Musical. He is also a two-time Obie award
winner for Passing Strange (Best New Theater
Piece/Best Ensemble). Spike Lee shot a feature
film of the Broadway production of Passing Strange
and it rocked selected theaters before debuting
on PBS’ Great Performances in 2009. It’s also
100% on Rotten Tomatoes so rent it now! Stew
leads a band called “The Negro Problem” whose
albums have survived much critical acclaim. TNP
created “Making It,” a song-cycle for rock band
and video, which was commissioned by and performed at St. Ann's Warehouse in February, 2010.
In October of that same year “Brooklyn Omnibus,” another live song-cycle with video, was
commissioned by the Brooklyn Academy of Music
and performed there. Stew is a member of the
Sundance Institute Alumni Advisory Board. Stew
was Artist-in-Residence at the University of Wisconsin in Madison during Fall 2011 where he
taught a class entitled “Song Factory” and was curator there of a weekly public series at the Mitchell
Theater which featured leading New York per-
formance and music artists. He has composed the
score for Shakespeare on the Sound's last 3 seasons and will continue with this summer's Romeo
and Juliet. January 2012 saw the release of the
music from “Making It” by The Negro Problem on
their new label “Tight Natural Productions.” and
February 2012 saw workshop performances of his
new work The Total Bent at the Public Theater.
Stew and Heidi wrote "Gary Come Home" for the
"Sponge Bob SquarePants" cartoon because
that’s all anyone cares about anyway. Website:
stewsongs.com.
HEIDI RODEWALD (Songs & Music)
was co-composer of the musical Passing Strange,
which transferred from The Public Theater to
Broadway in 2008, where it was nominated for
seven Tony Awards, including Best Musical, Best
Original Score, and Best Orchestrations. Passing
Strange won a Drama Critics' Circle Award for Best
Musical, the 2008 Obie Award for Best New
American Theater Piece and Best Ensemble and
was made into a film by Spike Lee. Rodewald composed music for Karen Kandel's Portraits: Night
and Day (2004); Brides of the Moon by The Five
Lesbian Brothers (2010); and co-composed with
Stew music for Shakespeare’s Othello and Much
Ado About Nothing (2010-11). Rodewald joined
The Negro Problem in 1997 and since then has
worked alongside Stew, performing, producing, arranging, and composing. She is currently working
on a new musical, The Good Swimmer, with librettist, Donna DiNovelli. She is co-composer of the
new musical The Total Bent by Stew, seen in workshop performances February 2012 at the Public
Theater.
KEITH PARHAM (Lighting Design)
Othello (Shakespeare on the Sound); A Minister's
Wife (Lincoln Center Theatre); Three Sisters (Classic Stage Company); Adding Machine (Minetta
Lane Theatre, 2008 Obie and Lortel Awards for
Design); Mistakes Were Made and Red Light Winter
(Barrow Street Theatre); Homebody/Kabul (National Theatre in Belgrade, Serbia); Carters Way
and Sunset Limited (Chicago/Off-Broadway/Ireland) (Steppenwolf); Gas For Less, Ghostwritten,
The Seagull, and Mary (Goodman); Gift of the Magi
(American Players Theatre), and Million Dollar
Quartet (Goodman and The Apollo). He is a company member of TUTA Theatre where recent
credits include Baal, The Wedding, and Uncle Vanya.
He has also designed for The Alley Theatre, The
Milwaukee Repertory, Trinity Repertory, Northlight Theatre, Lookingglass Theatre Company,
Chicago Opera Theatre and The Chicago Symphony Orchestra among others.
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TILLY GRIMES (Costume Design)
Tilly Grimes is a European stage designer working
between London, Paris and New York. Awards include The Balsamo Grand for Emerging Immigrant
Artists, The Irish Arts Design Award, & Irish Times
Theatre Award. Credits include Martin Crimp’s
Caligua, Sophie Faucher’s La Casa Azul, Mark
Lamos’ Twelth Night, including work at Trinity Rep.
Company, New World Stages, La Ma Ma, Clubbed
Thumb, Here Arts Centre, New Georges, Ars
Nova, Theatre Row New York. Tilly is a guest
artist at The Juilliard School, NYU, Fordham, PPAS
in NYC and Trinity College Dublin. Tilly is coartistic director of London/Parisian Theatre
Company 'SavageCharm'. She received her M.F.A
graduate from NYU Tisch School and is a teaching artist at Brown University.
OBADIAH EAVES (Sound Design)
Obadiah is a sound designer and composer for
theater, television, and film. His work for the stage
has appeared on Broadway in The Lieutenant of Inishmore, Shining City, Collected Stories, A Life in the
Theatre, Accent On Youth, Come Back, Little Sheba,
and in countless Off-Broadway and regional productions over the past fifteen years. He has written music and created sound for the original
productions of works by such playwrights as
David Mamet, Woody Allen, Eric Bogosian, Ethan
Coen, and Suzan-Lori Parks. Obadiah’s jingles and
scores have aired on Nickelodeon, Discovery, The
Learning Channel, HBO Family, Noggin, the
broadcast networks, and Fisher-Price toys. He has
appeared as a session violinist, mandolinist, and
whistler in many film, television, and theater
scores. In 2007, he received the BACC Award for
his work on Heartbreak House, in 2005 the Lucille
Lortel Award for Nine Parts of Desire, and, in 2003,
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JESSICA PAZ (Sound Design)
Jessica is a Brooklyn born; New York based Freelance Sound Designer whose work spans multiple genres. From Baroque to Spoken Word,
AfroBeat to Chamber Music; whether creating
custom Systems or original SoundScapes, her
work is always rooted in meaningful collaboration,
inspiration, and experimentation. Associate Sound
Designer of the Broadway production of Fela!
(The National Theatre London and Lagos, Nigeria); and Stunning at Lincoln Center. Design Credits include: SCKBSTD (Virginia Stage Company) ;
Looking for the Pony (Vital Theater Co.); Women
Beware Women (Red Bull Theater); STRETCH-A
Fantasia (New Georges). Other Associate Credits
include: Zooman and the Sign (Signature Theater);
Wig Out (The Vineyard-Lortel Nomination; Design by R. Kaplowitz). Assistant Credits include :
Calvin Berger (George St Playhouse; Design
by:Brian Ronan) Hunting and Gathering (Primary
Stages); Pumpgirl (MTC); Pretty Chin Up and A
Small Melodramatic Story (LAByrinth).
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a Viv Award for Suzan-Lori Parks’ Fucking A. He received a Career Development Grant for Designers from Theatre Communications Group and the
NEA in 2001. He has been featured in the periodicals “Front of House”, “Entertainment Design”,
and “American Theatre”. Obadiah is a Master
Artist at the University of Rochester’s theater program, where he has designed between one and
three productions per season over the past fifteen
years. He played the electric violin in the band Big
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A party scene from Shakespeare on the Sound's 2011 production of Much Ado About Nothing.
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LAURA JELLINEK (Set Designer)
Laura is a theater and opera designer based in New
York. Her recent theater projects include Buddy
Cop 2 (The Debate Society), A Radically Condensed... (Daniel Fish, The Chocolate Factory), The
Really Big Once (Target Margin), Empire City (600
Highwaymen), The Journey of the Fifth Horse
(Michael Sexton, NYU Graduate Acting), Honey
Brown Eyes (Erica Schmidt, The Working Theater)
and Samuel and Alasdair: A Personal History of the
Robot War (Lila Neugebauer, The Mad Ones). Recent opera and dance include Messiah (Sam Helfrich, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra), Romeo et
Juiliette (Kevin Newbury, Palm Beach Opera), The
Cunning Little Vixen (Emma Griffin, Curtis & Opera
Company of Philadelphia), Les Mamelles de Tiresias
(Emma Griffin, Juilliard), The Secret Agent (Sam Helfrich, Center for Contemporary Opera) and Ghosts
(Christopher Wheeldon, San Francisco Ballet). Upcoming she has projects at Bard Summerscape,
Curtis Opera Theater, and Target Margin Theater.
She holds a BA in mathematics from Brown University and an MFA in set design from NYU.
DAVID NUEMANN (Choreographer)
As artistic director of Advanced Beginner Group,
David Neumann's work has been presented by the
Walker Arts Center, MASS MoCA, New York Live
Arts, The Kitchen, PS 122, Danspace Project, and
the company
Central Park Summerstage, among others. In addition to teaching at Sarah Lawrence College and
Yale University, he continues to choreograph for
theater, opera and film most recently working with
Joanna Settle, Stew and Heidi Rodewald on The
Total Bent at the Public Theater. Neumann presented his original work Restless Eye at New York
Live Arts this March and has performed with
Mikhail Baryshnikov in two duets of his own choreography. Neumann is the recipient of two New
York Dance and Performance “Bessie” Awards, a
2011 Foundation for Contemporary Arts Grant,
and support from the Rockefeller Foundation,
Creative Capital, and National Dance Projects
among others. He is excited to work at Shakespeare on the Sound again after working on Midsummer Night’s Dream in 2009.
has produced and directed Dutchman by LeRoi
Jones and the world premiere of The Bullet Round
by Steven Drukman. She was an assistant director
at Portland Center Stage for Kip Fagan (world premiere of Futura by Jordan Harrison), Nancy Keystone (The 39 Steps) and Rose Riordan (The Thugs
by Adam Bock and The Pillowman). Also for Portland Center Stage she was the dramaturg for the
American premiere of How to Disappear Completely
and Never be Found by Finn Kennedy. As the Artistic/Literary Assistant for three years at Portland
Center Stage, she also served as a festival producer for JAW; a Playwrights Festival and founded,
produced, and directed PCS's monthly reading
series, Now Hear This. She holds a BA (Honors) in
Theatre, with an emphasis in directing from Goldsmiths College, University of London.
MEGAN KATE WARD (Assistant Director)
Megan most recently directed Famished, a theatrical documentary by Eugenia Woods for Portland Playhouse’s 2012 season, and has previously
directed and developed Krishna's Folly also by
Woods. Other directing credits include Fool For
Love by Sam Shepard for CoHo Productions, the
world premiere of 99 Ways to Fuck a Swan by Kim
Rosentstock for Theatre Vertigo, and My Name is
Rachel Corrie for Three Good Friends. With her
company, The David Mamet School for Boys, she
IAN HERSEY (Text Coach)
Ian has over 25 years of experience with Shakespeare and is thrilled to be teaming up with
Joanna Settle again. Assistant directing credits include: King Lear (The Public Theater). Dramaturgy
and/or text coaching credits include: Titus Andronicus (The Public Theater), The Last Goodbye
(Williamstown Theatre Festival), Shakespeare on
the Sound, The Public Theater Mobile Unit and
Stanford University. He is currently the Director
of A Midsummer Day's Camp for teens at The Public Theater. He also serves as the Master Teacher
and Curriculum Designer at the R.Evolucion Latina
Shakespeare Project and teaches in the Public
Theater's renowned Shakespeare Lab. He served
for several years as the Public Theater's Shakespeare Initiative Associate. An alumnus of the
NYSF Shakespeare Lab and The Actors Center, he
served on the faculty at Barnard College, New
World School of the Arts and The Actors Center.
He has taught Shakespeare in schools, colleges,
prisons, community centers, shelters and conservatories. As an actor, he has performed on stage
and television, in film and commercials. A recipient
of the Fox Foundation Fellowship, Ian holds a B.A.
Hunter College and a Master's in Education from
Harvard University.
TERRI K. KOHLER (Production Stage Manager)
New York: Angel Reapers (The Joyce
Theater/ADF), The School for Lies, The Forest
(CSC), In the Footprint, Brooklyn at Eye Level, Paris
Commune (The Civilians), Tell the Way (St. Ann's
Warehouse), Orange, Hat & Grace (Soho Rep),
Orpheus X (Tfana), Killers and Other Family (Rattlestick), Garden of Earthly Delights (2 Step Productions), In Darfur (Public LAB), The Black
Eyed (NYTW), Milk-n-Honey (Lightbox), When the
Messenger is Hot (59E59), Broadway Bares 200711 (BC/EFA), Don Juan in Prague (BAM), Hell, the
opera (PS 122), Regional: Wild Swans (ART/ The
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Young Vic), Quixote (Stillpoint Productions), Carmen (Madison Opera), I Just Stopped By to See the
Man, God’s Man in Texas (Geffen Playhouse), Oedipus, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, La Dispute, The
Sound of a Voice (American Repertory Theater), Moscow: Cherry Tree Towers, The Tenderland, Offenbach!!! (Bard Summerscape) The Tales
of Hoffman (New Orleans Opera). Ms. Kohler is a
graduate of the UCLA School of Theater, Film, and
Television.
JESSICA KIDWELL (Assistant Stage Manager)
is so excited to be working with Shakespeare on
the Sound! Recent credits include Stage Manager
for SubUrbia and Eurydice at Adelphi University.
Other New York credits include Heads as part of
the NYC Fringe Festival, Grief with Ugly Rhino
Productions and Guys & Dolls with Genesis
Repertory. Thanks to Terri and Joanna for the opportunity and thanks to Dominic for your unwavering love and encouragement.
ROBERT LEVINSTEIN (Associate Producer)
Robert has spent three years as Associate Producer at the Ogunquit Playhouse in Maine
and had the opportunity to help expand programming and shape relations with the community at that theatre. He is also the Co-founder of
22Q Entertainment LLC, a NYC based production company specializing in Site-Specific Theatre as well as corporate events and
casting. Most recently 22Q Entertainment was
Associate Producer for the Oxygen TV Network
2011/2012 Upfront Events, and lead producer of
the critically acclaimed NYC premieres of The
Spoon River Project in the historic Green-wood
Cemetery and It is Done at the Mean Fiddler Bar
and Grill. A Los Angeles production, also produced by 22Q Entertainment opened at the Pig
'N Whistle on Hollywood Blvd in May. As a much
sought after Stage Manager, he's worked on
Broadway: Waiting in the Wings (With Lauren Bacall and Rosemary Harris); Voices in the Dark (with
Judith Ivey), Parade. National Tours: Disney's
Beauty and the Beast, Camelot with Michael
York. Robert wants to thank Steven Yuhasz for
the opportunity to spend the summer in beautiful Connecticut. Shemgratulations!
LISA KOPITSKY (Fight Director)
Public Theater: Measure for Measure, Urge for
Going, Neighbors. Other credits include: Hamlet
(Lincoln Center Institute), Our Lot (Clubbed
Thumb), The Bad and the Better (The Amoralists),
A Hard Wall at High Speed (APAC), Carousel
(VLOG), The Wife (Access), Oliver Parker (Cherry
Lane), The Octoroon (PS 122), Ardor Doody (Subjective Theater), Othello (Princeton University).
Film: In Lieu of Flowers (Patina Prod), The Exhibitionists (Kinetic Arts), Handsome Zombies (Sub19
the company
jective Films). Lisa is also an actor and fight/stunt
performer. En Garde Entertainment Academy Administrative Coordinator and Assistant Instructor.
Member of Vixens En Garde.
O & M CO. (Public Relations)
Current and recent clients include Broadway’s
most famous, blockbuster SPIDER-MAN Turn Off
The Dark; the Pulitzer Prize and Olivier Award-winner Clybourne Park, the nine-time Tony Award
nominated Peter and the Starcatcher, Tracie Bennett in End of the Rainbow, Nina Raine's New York
Drama Critics Circle Award-winning play Tribes, the
Broadway premiere of Katori Hall's Olivier-winning
play The Mountaintop, starring Samuel L. Jackson
as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Angela Bassett;
Punchdrunk's spellbinding Sleep No More as well
as the theatrical treasure Our Town; the Tony
Award-winning sensation, Hair; the Tony-winning
Broadway premiere of Larry Kramer's The Normal
Heart; the Pulitzer Prize-winning Driving Miss
Daisy; Nora & Delia Ephron’s smash hit, Love, Loss,
And, What I Wore; The American Theatre Wing, Pilobolus, Blue Man Group, Spiegelworld, MCC
Theater, Labyrinth Theater Company, Birdland,
Café Carlyle, theater stars Harvey Fierstein, Joel
Grey, and Tommy Tune, and numerous other
artists and institutions that make New York, New
York – from lower Manhattan to the Long Island
Sound.
SCOTT BARTELSON (Administrative Manager)
Scott holds a B.S. in Educational Theater from
New York University. He has worked as the Assistant General Manager at Town Square Productions, Inc. and works as a teaching artist at various
theater companies and schools. Scott was an active member of the Shakespeare-to-Go touring
troupe in NYC, which brings sixty-minute versions
of Shakespeare plays to inner city schools. He also
was a production assistant on A Tale of Two Cities,
the new musical at the Hirschfeld Theatre.
EMILY BRYAN (Director of Education)
Emily is a Darien native and a former Shakespeare
professor. She has taught at Dominican College,
West Point, Northwestern and Brown. Prior to
writing her dissertation on the lives of boy actors
on the Shakespearean stage, Emily worked for the
Public Theater / New York Shakespeare Festival as
the assistant to the Executive Producer and as a
Casting Assistant. She has also worked as a dramaturg for the Lincoln Center Director’s Lab and
gave pre-show lectures for the Chicago Shakespeare Theatre. MA, The Shakespeare Institute,
Stratford-Upon-Avon; PhD, Northwestern.
CLAIRE KELLY (Director of Youth Programs)
Claire holds a Masters of Arts degree from New
York University. She has taught theater to students from pre-school through high school and
served as Director of Drama at Proctor Academy
in New Hampshire. Additionally, Claire has worked
in the theater as a director, actor, producer, and
in arts management. She has worked at the
Guthrie Theater, the Roundabout Theater, the
Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey, the Ordway
Music Theater, and the George Street Playhouse
among others. As a theater educator Claire delights in exploring the dramatic arts by empowering the creative, self-expression of her students.
Claire is also a yoga teacher.
STEVEN YUHASZ (Executive Director)
Steven produced Streakin’ and Pterodactyl Island
Off Broadway and The Visit, The Normal Heart,
and The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas for The
Actor’s Fund of America on Broadway. He is a
Founding Producer of the New York Musical Theatre Festival has been the Associate General Manager for Papermill Playhouse, Producing Director
for Capital Rep and oversaw the transition of the
New Apollo Theatre in NYC to the Academy as
the Creative Producer. He has directed Off Broadway Flamingo Court with Anita Gillette and Jamie
Farr, and worked at numerous regional theatres
around the country including Goodspeed, The
Westport Playhouse, Casa Manana, Ogunquit
Playhouse, The Dallas Theatre Center and The
McCarter Theatre. His has appeared on Broadway in Peter Pan with Sandy Duncan, and Zorba
with Anthony Quinn.
Actor’s Equity Association (AEA) was founded in 1913 as
the first of the American actor unions. Equity’s mission is
to advance, promote and foster the art of live theatre as
an essential component of our society. Today, Equity represents more than 40,000 actors, singers, dancers and
stage managers working in hundreds of theatres across the
United States. Equity members are dedicated to working in
the theatre as a profession, upholding the highest artistic
standards.
Equity negotiates wages and working conditions and provides a wide range of benefits including health and pension
plans for its members. Through its agreement with Equity,
this theatre has committed to the fair treatment of the actors and stage managers employed in this production.
AEA is a member of the AFL-CIO and is affiliated with FIA,
an international organization of performing arts unions.
For more information, visit www.actorsequity.org.
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Professional
Staff
production
Production Stage Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Terri K. Kohler*
Assistant Stage Managers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jessica Kidwell, Matt Mullen
Technical Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maia Robbins-Zust
Assistant Set Designer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Amy Rubin
Assistant Lighting Designer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Amanda Clegg Lyon
Assistant Sound Designer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeremy Lee
Master Electricians . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Megan Caplan, Eric Furbish
Associate Master Electrician. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jae Day
Lighting Programmer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Zach Blane
Production Sound Engineer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Emmett O’Brien
Production Sound . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Lambert
Costume Supervisor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nina Vartanian
Wardrobe Supervisor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lindsey Vandevier
Costume Design Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M. Meriweather Snipes
artistic & administrative
Director of Education. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Emily Bryan
Director of Youth Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Claire Kelly
Administrative Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Scott Bartelson
House Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Autumn Howard
Assistant House Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Emily Williams
Bookkeeper. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rosemary Suchoff
Graphic Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tom Murphy, Daniel Edelman
Website Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Josh Levine
Program Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Willa Ratner
Program Advertising Sales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Margot Masvidal
Volunteer Coordinator. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Caroline Mandler Lopez
Teaching Artists . . . . . . . Scott Bartelson, Eddie Brown, Heather Drugge,
Rocco Natale, Ashley Olson, Jo Anne Parady, Desiree Rodriguez
Assistant Teaching Artists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Amanda Hutter, Annie Rusk,
Alexa Salamé, Melanie Turner
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Administrative Interns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lauren Stuzin, Claire Whitin
Parking Supervisor - Pinkney Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . William Baldwin
Publicist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rick Miramontez, O+M
Sound equipment provided by Masque Sound
Lighting equipment provided by PRG
Set constructed at Berkshire Production Resources
Rehearsed at the Roundabout Rehearsal Studios
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Shakespeare on the Sound’s
Romeo and Juliet - A Synopsis
Our production begins at a dinner party of friends, who like
Shakespeare on the Sound’s audience, have an annual tradition of sharing a
play on a summer night. Tony, an architect, and Ali, the hostess, have invited
a group of friends to read a play after dinner. Ali assigns the parts, casting
herself as Juliet and her ex-boyfriend, Will, as Romeo. Much to his dismay,
Tony will play Lord Capulet, Juliet’s father. One by one the party guests find
themselves falling entirely into the story and becoming the characters.
As they begin reading . . .
Romeo and Juliet live in Verona, where their families, the Montagues and
the Capulets, are rivals and create community discord. Romeo, a Montague,
pines over an unrequited love, Rosaline. Romeo and his friends, Benvolio and
Mercutio, decide to go to Capulet’s ball in disguise when he learns that
Rosaline is a guest.
At Capulet’s party, Romeo meets Juliet, Capulet’s daughter and they fall
in love at first sight. Tybalt, Juliet’s fiery cousin, wants to throw Romeo out
of the party, but Capulet stops him.
Romeo and Juliet
Romeo learns of Juliet’s “death” before Friar Lawrence can get word to
him. Romeo buys a poison and goes directly to Juliet. He takes the poison
and dies, just as Juliet wakes. The Friar tries to take her out of the tomb, but
she refuses to go and stabs herself. Upon learning of their deaths, the
families agree to get over their grudge and build golden statues to the young
lovers.
In collaboration with Director Joanna Settle, Stew wrote a scene to
introduce the “frame” of our production. Shakespeare would have called this
frame a “device” to enter into the world of the play and this kind of device
is something Shakespeare frequently used in his own texts to remind the
audience that they were watching a play. The play-within-a play is a common
Shakespearean structure used in Taming of the Shrew, A Midsummer Night’s
Dream, Love’s Labors Lost, Hamlet and Timon of Athens to name a few.
Shakespeare always called attention to the fact that these are actors and the
stage is just a stage because he wanted and needed his audience to use their
imaginations – to imagine the “vasty fields of France,” to accept that even in
death a person’s spirit can demand revenge, to believe that the boy who
played Juliet in 1600 was a beautiful young girl and so on.
Though they have learned that they are the only children of two rival
families, Romeo and Juliet exchange vows of love and plan to marry. Friar
Lawrence, Romeo’s confidant, agrees to help them because he thinks it will
help resolve the long-standing enmity.
Unfortunately, after the clandestine marriage Romeo encounters Tybalt
who wants to fight with Romeo because he crashed Capulet’s party.
Romeo’s friend Mercutio cannot stand to watch Romeo duck out of a fight
and takes on Tybalt himself. When Romeo tries to separate them,Tybalt stabs
Mercutio under Romeo’s arm and Mercutio dies. Romeo kills Tybalt to
revenge Mercutio’s death.
The Prince of Verona decrees that Romeo is banished. Friar Lawrence
advises Romeo and Juliet’s nurse that Romeo should see his new bride, then
go to Mantua and wait for a plan to bring them together. After parting from
Romeo, Juliet learns that her father is planning to have her marry County
Paris in two days, which she refuses to do.
The Friar quickly plots that Juliet should agree to the marriage and take
a cordial that will put her into a sleep that seems like death. Her family will
weep for her, put her in the family tomb and the Friar will send word to
Romeo to come to Juliet at the tomb as she wakes from the slumber and take
her away.
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About the Text
about the text
“the purpose of playing… was and is, to hold, as 'twere, the mirror
up to nature; to show virtue her own feature, scorn her own image,
and the very age and body of the time his form and pressure.”
– Hamlet, Act 3, Scene ii
Shakespeare rose to prominence quickly in a small circle of playwrights
in the innovative London theater scene of the late 1500’s. A bit of an upstart
in this scene, Shakespeare’s rapidly rising star was to the admiration of some
in that circle, to the chagrin of others. Shakespeare even in his own time was
an iconoclast. The coterie of London playwrights were mostly Oxonians.
Shakespeare was not. Where Marlowe rarely wavered from the dictates of
iambic pentameter, Shakespeare pushed its limits and varied his style within
the form. Most of us who love Shakespeare are familiar with the magnificent
literary elements that have kept his work alive for 400 years. However,
Shakespeare was also a groundbreaking contemporary playwright, writing
new work in the context of the London in which he lived.
Shakespeare was also a business man. As a shareholder in The Globe,
he had an investment in his own popularity. His competition wasn’t just
other theater companies but bear baiting, animal fights, executions, and the
local brothels and bars. On top of his innovative style, he appealed to
popular culture. He referenced contemporary people and events,
incorporated popular music, often used contemporary Elizabethan
costumes, as well as raised the art of playwriting to new heights. This year’s
Romeo and Juliet evokes the spirit of this Shakespeare; Shakespeare the
popular, contemporary playwright. Shakespeare and his theater company
produced for the modern audience of England’s largest metropolis. He
indeed held a “mirror up to [the] nature” of that time and place, he showed
the “body of the time his form and pressure.”
In this Romeo and Juliet, we find another such mirror. This is a 21st
century cast. A cast of recognizable characters we could easily run into at a
cocktail party or perhaps Dean and DeLuca. Eschewing pumpkin pants and
ruff collars, we see clothing that we recognize from our own wardrobes. The
music is modern, catchy and delivered in contemporary voices like those
from our iTunes play lists. The set could easily be lifted from a Connecticut
neighbor’s backyard. The framing device that eases us into the world of
Romeo and Juliet is reminiscent of the framing device that Shakespeare
provides to ease us into The Taming of the Shrew. This production follows
Shakespeare’s lead and pushes beyond the dictates of the traditional form.
Joanna Settle mines Shakespeare’s contemporary popularity of his day
here in Connecticut 400+ years later. Her vision draws on the context of
Shakespeare popularity, to show us a mirror of our own society, in words,
music, set and costume.
Ian Hersey, Text Coach
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(l-r) Victor Williams and Stephanie Fieger in a scene from Shakespeare on the Sound's Othello
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annual theatre festival, which brings great dramatic works to a broad
audience, creating a forum for learning, appreciation and celebration. Our
Educational programming goal is to build community through the arts, giving
the works of Shakespeare a vibrant life beyond the summer festival with a
variety of school, library, adult education, and art programs as a means to
reach a diverse cross-section of people of all ages and economic
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board of directors
Leslie Bloomer Lawrence, President
Melissa Salamé, Vice-President
Lauren Ghaffari, Secretary
Marie Reynolds, Treasurer
Sean Bryan
Amy Miller
Eugene Miller
Nicole R. Nason
Anne Perlin
Natalie Pray
Michael Sagalyn
Lisa Shanahan
artistic
advisory board
Oskar Eustis, Chairman
Artistic Director
The Public Theater, New York
Polly K. Carl
Director of Artistic Development
Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Chicago
Barry Edelstein
Director of The Shakespeare Initiative
Mandy Hackett
Associate Artistic Director
Kathy Hood
Administrative Director
Juilliard School, New York
Morgan Jenness
Dramaturg
Andrew Lieberman
Set Designer
Head of Set & Film Design
NYU Tisch School of the Arts
David Neumann
Choreographer, Artistic Director
Advanced Beginner Group
Bill Rauch
Artistic Director
Oregon Shakespeare Festival,
Ashland, OR
Stew
Singer, Songwriter
2008 Tony winner for book of
“Passing Strange”
Tony Taccone
Artistic Director
Berkeley Repertory Theatre
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Apprentice
Company
Associate
Company
Shakespeare on the Sound's annual apprentice program gives talented
theater students and developing artists the opportunity to work on Romeo
and Juliet with some of the country's foremost theater artists. The
Apprentice Company is an integral part of the organization and the
participants work in a variety of areas ranging from acting to production,
design and dramaturgy. Through work in rehearsals and a variety of other
activities the program provides each apprentice deeply meaningful and
educational opportunities for growth and artistic development.
This is the third year of Shakespeare on the Sound’s Associate
Company. This company brings together graduates of the apprentice
company in a continually integrated way and is created for and based on the
interests and talents of the associates. This year’s associates continue to work
with leaders in each of their respective areas.
Acting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Will Cohn
Theater Management. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Emily Williams
This annual apprentice program was launched in 2009. An opportunity
for young theater artists and managers to gain self-efficacy and garner
meaningful artistic experiences, the 2009 inaugural company was comprised
of ten exciting young individuals who brought new energy to Shakespeare on
the Sound and continue to benefit from their experience with our artists.
This year we are excited to welcome ten apprentices from all over
Fairfield County and beyond.
Acting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ali Oshinskie, Tara Reuter, Emma Sacchetti,
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Costumes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Erin Iovinelli
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Contributions are as of June 5, 2012.
lead sponsor
$25,000+
S & L Marx Foundation
lord chamberlain's circle
$10,000 - $24,999
Mr. & Mrs. Sean Bryan
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce R. Burton
GE Capital Corporation
Seaboard Properties, Inc.
Department of Economic & Community Development
Fairfield County Community Foundation
angels
$5,000 - $9,999
Mr. & Mrs. Spencer Brainard
Ruth Brown Foundation
Steven A. & Alexandra M. Cohen Foundation, Inc.
Richard Costello & Linda Olson
Michael Diamond & Amy Miller
Mr. & Mrs. H. Everett Drugge
Gansett Beer
Lauren & Paul Ghaffari
Marie Reynolds & Jim Golden
Juliet & Ed Howe
Thomas & Claire Kelly
Alison & Kurt Kohlmeyer
Bob & Leslie Lawrence
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew
The Nason Family
New Canaan Community Foundation
Jonathan D. Sackler & Mary Corson
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Sagalyn
Melissa & Roy Salamé
The Seabreeze Foundation
Lisa Shanahan
patron of the bard
$2,500 - $4,999
Richard & Kim Alexander
Fairview Capital Partners Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Frankenfield
John & Jennifer Lane
Mr. & Mrs. Brandt Mckee
Mr. & Mrs. Chip Phillips
Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Pierpont
Rowayton Civic Association
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Silverman
Doris Trivisonno & Gene Miller
Michael & Carol Vaughn
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director’s circle
$500 - $999
poet’s circle
$1000 - $2,499
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Barker
Pam & Shannon Bass
Paul & Amy Darrah
Dr. & Mrs. Rhett Drugge
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Fine
Ines & Sal Giannetti
The Tom Howard Family
J.W. Allen Company Inc.
Dawn & Rich Kurth
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Legnani
Mr. & Mrs. Christian Lemmer
Vicky & Jim Linville
Malcolm Hewitt Wiener Foundation
Ms. Elizabeth Mao
Mr. Laurence C. Morse &
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Cathy & Frank Nash
Erin & Bob Noonan
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Mr. & Mrs. Barlow Peelle
Malcolm & Natalie Pray
Warren K. Costikyan & Deirdre A. Ryan
Marigrace & Charles Scudder
Ms. Heather Silver
Mr. Andrew Timmerman
The Tombros Foundation
Steve Tomlinson
Darunee & William Wilson
Andrew & Melissa Woolford
David & Karen Alexander
Phil & Linda Andryc
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Bartilucci
Mr. & Mrs. David Bell
Charles Schwab Foundation
Mallory & George Close
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Mr. & Mrs. Dean & Jeanne DeLoe
Mr. Javier Diaz
Mr. Douglas Dooley
Mr. & Mrs. David Durkin
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Flanagan
Mr. Michael Jacoby
Mr. Joseph Lazaroff
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Gordon & Marybeth Marchand
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Lynne & Tommy Mercein
Ms. Valerie Muller
Julie & Tom Murphy
Yolanta & Randall Perkins
Alex & John Reynolds
Mr. & Mrs. William Shanley
Mr. Anthony Joseph Shields
Marie-Noelle Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Peter & Sue Stern
The Old Stones Foundation, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Todd Thomson
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Ms. Ann Benedict
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Bisset
Jim & Andrea Bonfils
The Bowling Family Foundation
The Brett Family
Lauren Callahan
Mr. Timothy R. Callahan
Mr. & Mrs. Hillary Childs
Mr. Steven C Citron
Edie & Kieran Clarke
Mrs. Britt Collins
Mr. & Mrs. Dwight Collins
Mr. & Mrs. Eli Combs
Mr. Anthony F. Daddino
Suzanne Davies
Gokhun & Lea Degirmenci
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Donahue
Susan & Robert Doran
Mr. & Mrs. Woodson Duncan
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sean Durkin
The Fassett Family
Mr. F. Richards Ford
Mr. & Mrs Franco Franzese
Mrs. Ines Giannetti
Mr. John Goodwin
Mr. & Ms. Thomas Griffin
Mrs. Tracy Grossman
Mr. & Dr. Malcolm Hamilton-Hall
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Harris
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Harvey
Elizabeth & George Hawes
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David & Letty Helgans
Mr. Matthew Hickman
Michael & Kelly Hoffman
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Hurd
Mr. John Igneri
Mrs. Robert Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Kent Kalvaitis
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Kammerer
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Mr. Andrew Krill
Mrs. Grete Laine
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Mr. George Marshman
Greg & Sandy Mason
Richard & Jennifer Matthews
Mr. & Mrs. Brendan McGee
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Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Mountcastle
Peter & Carol Nolin
Ann & Tom Piper
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Mr. & Mrs. Doug Riahi
Mr. & Mrs. Marc Leonard Rinaldi
Mr. & Mrs. J. Brooks Ritchey
Ms. Susan Scarborough
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Schoelkopf
Mr. & Mrs. Igor & Janet
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Mr. & Mrs. Eric Silverman
Dan & Aileen Skolds
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Smith
Mr. & Mrs. John Sutton
Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Taylor
Mr. John Temple
Mr. Alan Tudyk
Mr. Richard Voell
Mr. & Mrs. Tim Walsh
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Ms. Susan White
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Ms. Mary Woods
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Mr. & Mrs. David Ader
Mr. James Aldrich
Alexander Family Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Allred
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Arcamone
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Arovas
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Arsenault
Mr. Eric Augustyn
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Ayer
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bain
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Baker
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Baker
Ms. Kristen Ball
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Balsey
Barbara J Coven Charitable Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Baskin
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Batson
Alexandra & Richard Baudouin
Mr. & Mrs. James Bell
Mrs. Betty Berelson
Jane Bergere
L. Berlingo
Mr. Brad & Naomi Berman
Ms. Karen Beyer
Mr. & Mrs. Ashish Bhutani
Mr Richard Bistrong
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Black
Ms. Anna Blaze
Mr. H Franklin Bloomer Jr
Marc & Janet Bono
Ms. Tracy Boyce
Mr. Jeffrey Brennan
Mrs. Karin Brooks
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Browne
Mr. Mark Bryant
Mr. & Mrs. John Burge
Mr. & Mrs. Reynolds Burgund
Ms. Tara Burns
Ms. Julie Burton
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Butman
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Mr. & Mrs. Perry Caminis
Ms. Cynthia Campbell
Myška Lopaur & Paul Cantor
Mr. George Carey
Mr. & Mrs. James Carpenter
The Carroll Family
Steve & Leslie Caruso
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Cavanna
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cerio
Mr. & Ms. Philip Chadwell
Miss Anna Chakravarti
Mr. & Mrs. Prakash Chakravarti
Ms. Leslie Chambers
Ms. Jennifer Chapman
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Cheevers
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Chelminski
Mr. & Mrs. Diego Chiarandini
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Colonna
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Comstock
Mr. & Mrs. William Connors
Christ Church Greenwich Cotton
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Ms. Amy Coupe
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Mr. & Mrs. John Cox
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Crumbine
Andrea Dabney
Mrs. Joan Daniele
Dorothy Darlington
Ms. Pamela Jean Davis
Ms. Courtney Day
Maarten & Joosje de Ruiter
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Debow
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent DeLaurentis
Miss Frances DeSouza
Mr. Patrick DeSouza
Ms. Karolyn Diefenbach
Mr. & Mrs. David Dirvin
The Dobryn Family
The Doering Family
Liz & Tom Doughty
Mrs. Severia Anya Drake
Ms. Du Pont Lyon
Mr. & Mrs. William Durkin
Ms. Mary Duty
Mr. Morris Eaves
Ms. Susan Edwards
Mr. Peter Ekvall
Mr. & Mrs. Frederic Elliott
Mr. Teryl Elliott
Jake & Lisa Elwell
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Emmons
Ms. Arline Epstein
Mr. & Mrs. Jason Farrow
Ms. Lindsay Fern
Mr. & Mrs. Jared Finkelstein
Robert Mason & Avery Kahl
Flowers
Mr. & Mrs Richard Frank
Ms. Lynn Elise Friend
Ms. Carolyn Fullman
Mr. Kenneth G. Futter
Mr. & Mrs. Max Gahwyler
Mrs. Carolyn Gallaher
The Garbee Family
Mr. Lon Garrison
Mr. Michael Geller
Mr. & Mrs. Allan Gibb
Jonathan Glass & Michelle Shih
The Gold Family
Mr. Richard Gold
Mr Richard Golden
Mr. Wayne Goldman
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Grasso
Andrea & Stephen Gravereaux
Ms. Gail Green-Singleton
Ms. Mimi Griffith
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Grossman
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Grozier
Ms. Dorsey Gude
Ms. Tracy Gulbenkian
Ms. Jennifer Gurliacci
Mrs. Judy Nan Hacohen
Mr. Christian Halabi
Justin Hall-Tipping
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hallisey
Ms. Mareta Hamre
Ruth Handel
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Mr. & Mrs. David Harnisch
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Haywood
Mr. Paul Hearn
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Heath
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Heckel
Mr. Mark Heffern
Ms. Christina Hennessy
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Herbert
Mr. & Mrs. Frazier Herbert
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hersom
Ms. Catherine Heyne
Chrissy & Jim Heyworth
Mr. Matthew Hieb
Mrs. Mary Himes
Mr. & Mrs. Bryant Hinnant
Elizabeth & Steve Hobbs
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hokin
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hopkins
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Hubbard
Mr. Christopher Huntley
Mr. & Mrs. David Hurwitt
Ms. Judith Hyers
Mr. Michael Hyman
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Mr. Tunde Jackson
Mr. Lee Javittch
Jim & Kate Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Abbott Jones
Mr. Britton Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Lee Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Mats Josefsson
Ms. Carol Kaelin
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Kalb
Ms. Joan Kanlian
Mr. & Mrs. John Karcher
Mrs. Ginna Kelly
Ms. Midge Kennedy
Ms. Amy Keohane
Mr. & Mrs. Ian King
Ms. Judy Kirst-Kolkman
Sandi Klein
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kling
Mr. & Mrs. Craig Knebel
Mr. & Mrs. Neal Konstantin
Ms. Miriam Koren
Ms. Olivia Korsun
Aren Korte
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Kramis Productions
Mrs. Annakatalin Krizsan
Mr. Victor Krouse Jr
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Krumeich II
Ms. Jane Lembeck Kuesel
Mr. & Mrs. David Kweskin
The Langalis Family
The Langham-Dann Family
Mrs. Nina Lawrence
Mr. & Mrs. William Leach
Ms. Jean Lebedeff
Mr. Eric Leeb
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Leeds
Mr. William Leimkuhler
Pamela & Robert Liflander
Ms. Tracy Limpe
The Lispon Family
The Litt Family
Mrs. Ghislaine Longton
Ms. Alison Loop
Mr. Peter Lott
Mr. Ralph Lynch
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Maher
Mr. & Ms. Nicholas Makris
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Mannik
Ms. Susan Manning
Janet Marchand
Ms. Elizabeth Marren
Mr. Crozer Martin
Ms. Doris Mason
The McCalpin Family
Pam & David McCarthy
Ms. Sheree McCormick
Mr. William McDavid
Mr. & Mrs. M. McDonnell
Ms. Sandra McDonnell
Mr. Allison McMorrow
Mr. Charles McMullen
Mr. Stephen McNamara
Kathy McNulty
Ms. Robin Medico Fagen
Mrs. Maria Merrill
Mr. & Mrs. Mark & Tara Metcalf
Mr. Paul Michalski
Mr. & Mrs. James Mitchell
Michele & Dominick Modugno
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Monson
Mr. & Mrs. Danie Montanari
Mrs. Beth Moore
Mr. Robert Moore
Mr. & Mrs. John Morris
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Morrison
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Nash
Mr. Rob Natale
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Nelson
Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Nelson
Ms. Mary Nelson
Mrs. Eleanor O'Brien
Ms. Hedi O'Connor
Ms. Rosemarie O'Connor
Mr. & Mrs. Denis & Ann O'Leary
Ms. Cathy Ogden
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Okon
Dr. David Osherow
Mr. Joseph Palma
Mr. & Mrs. William Pank
Ms. Gwendolyn Parker
Ms. Olivia Parson
Miss Tracy Parsons
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy R. Parton
E.C. Pearson-Griffiths
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Cameron Pelley
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Peters
Ms. Julianna Pogroski
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Poler
Amanda & Adam Quinton
Ms. Katharine Rahe
Ms. Laura Rais
Mr. & Mrs. Erik Rambusch
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Raymond
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Reimers
Mr. Walter Ridgeway
Mr. & Mrs. Guy Riegel
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Rigg
community players cont.
Mr. John Rindlaub
Ms. Catherine Riordan
Ms. Amy Rissolo
Ms. Faye Robb
Ms. Kathleen Rogers
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rooney
Miss Anita Rowley
Ms. Helena Rozier
Ms. Elaine Rubinson
Ms. Anne Russell
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sachs
Ms. Esther Samra
The Sargent Family
The Sattler Family
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Scanlan
Mr. Robert Schechter
Ms. Lynne Schiller
Mr. & Mrs. John
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Mrs. Lisa Schlakman
Mrs. Nancy Schulkind
Mr. Udo Schutte
Ms. Marianne G. Seggerman
Rolf & Christine Sellge
Miss Nancy Senftleben
Ms. Kathryn Senie
Ms. Suzanne Seton
Mr. John Shaker
Ms. Betsy Shannon
Ms. Margaret Sharp Hill-Holton
Mr. & Mrs. Burton Shatz
Mr. Laurence Sheinman
Ms. Margaret Shiverick
Mr. Mark Shufro
Mr. Patrick Sikorski
Ms. Suzanne Simpson
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Ms. Tammy Sload
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Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Smith
Mr. Leland Smith
Mr. Michael Smith
Mr. Rodger Smith
Mr. Scott Carlisle Smith
Mr. Frank Smurlo
Miss Barbara Smyth
Mr. David Sondergaard
Mr. & Mrs. Palmer Sparkman
Susan & Tom St. Onge
Mr. Scott Stephens
Mr. & Mrs. Morton Steuer
Mrs. Kerry Yeager Stevens
Tracey & Russ Stidolph
Mr. Merrill Stone
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Stone
Mr. Charles Stucky
Mr. & Mrs. William Sullivan
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Swenson
Mr. & Ms. George Taube
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Teig
Ms. Inge Thalheim
Ms. Sally Thebaud
Ms. Gladys Thomas
The Thoren Family
Dr. Christine Tierney
Ms. Regina Tracy-Semmes
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Mr. Christopher Trompeter
Mrs. Ania Tully
Miss Julia Tunderman
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Ms. Janice Tuttle
Ms. Dana Tyler
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Educational Programs
“O, what learning is!” –Romeo and Juliet
In our 2012 Anti-Bullying Program, “Speaking Daggers,” with scenes
from A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Romeo and Juliet and The Merchant of Venice,
Shakespeare on the Sound teaching artists communicate Shakespeare’s
theory of empathy and address issues of demeaning language, cyberbullying,
derisive humor and conflict resolution. This program piloted in Spring 2012
at the Carver Center, Norwalk with the support of GE Capital.
Parents and Educators, call 203-299-1300 or email our Director of
Education, Emily Bryan ([email protected]) if you think
your school, community center or library would be interested in “Speaking
Daggers.”
Below, actors perform a scene from A Midsummer Night’s Dream with a
modern cyber-bullying twist to show that humiliation is worsened with
addition of technology. Using a cell phone to record and upload a fight or
embarrassing moment to the internet is particularly hurtful.
Saturday, October 27, 8pm
Season Opener
Symphony No. 9
Ludwig van Beethoven
with the choirs of St. Paul’s on the Green
and the Southern Connecticut Camerata
Sunday, March 10, 3pm
Family Concert
Holiday Extravaganza
With the youth choir of Seabury
Academy and the Men’s Gospel
Choir of Pivot Ministries
Saturday, May 4, 8pm
Faure & Brahms
Gabriel Faure’s Requiem
With Christ & Holy Trinity Church
and a consortium of choirs
Brahms Violin Concerto
Ryu Goto, Violin
PHOTO BY LESLIE YAGER
*Side by Side with the
Norwalk Youth Symphony
* Featuring the first ever NSO’s
Young Artist Competition winner
* Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf
Saturday, December 8, 8pm
The Norwalk Symphony Orchestra is your most affordable and accessible means for exposing
your children and our community to the wonders of live symphonic performances.
Visit our website, www.norwalksymphony.org, for more info!
Photo from our spring workshop of “Speaking Daggers” at Nathan Hale Middle School.
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summer camps in rowayton
There is still time to join the Groundlings or the Globe Players, if you want
an extra experience of our summer production!
the Groundlings (ages 5-8)
July 9 - 13
9am - 1pm in Rowayton
July 16 -20
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Come see the
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young audiences at
5:30 and 6:30pm near
the education tent in
the park!
Shakespeare on the Sound apprentice’s performing pre-show
of Othello, 2010.
library events
This year, Mark Schenker of Yale had discussions of Romeo and Juliet with
the community and Teaching Artist Jo Anne Parady did some children’s
workshops introducing characters and plot!
Come by & pick up or let us bring your order to the park
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– Romeo and Juliet, Act 3, Scene iii
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Volunteers
volunteers
When we went to press, we were in the midst of filling our roster of festival
volunteers, whose work in the park is crucial to the success of our
production.The great outpouring of enthusiasm and support from our
volunteers in the community is remarkable and truly appreciated.
Alyssa & Bill Nullman
Rishelle Notghi
Tim O’Brien
Mary Osborne
Alexander Osmond
Tara Otsuka
Paula Paluszek
Midge Pappas
Jo Anne Parady
Barlow Peelle
Gerald & Kathy Petersen
Mary Petro
Whitney & Charlie Pierpont
Nancy Pierson
Anne Pinkerton
Alessandra Powell
Pamela Proctor
Sallie Raleigh
Patricia Reybold
Alex Reynolds
Caroline Mandler Lopez, Volunteer Coordinator
Joanne Alsenas
Jane Antil
Christina Andrioti
Gayle Asher
Chris Avery
Randall & Lauriston Avery
Charles Baker
Nora Baker
Joan Barere
Diane Barton
Alfred & Asa Bisset
Wendy & Eric Blattman
John Boland
Constance Boll
Christine Bowes
Lisa Brailoff
Spencer & Dulcy Brainard
Chris Brophy
Deborah Brosy
Bruce & Cherie Burton
Diane Caminis
Paul Cantor
Judith Carey
Charles Carroll
Emma Case
Edwina Casey
Barbara Chrzan
Richard Chylinski
Jim Clark
George Clark
William Close
Steve Colarossi
Rani Connor
Sally Cross
Pam Cunningham
Mary Curley
Barbara J Curries
Abby Daley
John DeCesare
Michael DeMaio
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Alexandra DeMarino
Bettina & Peter Drummond-Hay
Pat Dos Anjos
Michael Douglas
Jenny Drew
Michael DuPont
Susan B. Edwards
Laura Eiman
Frederic Elliott
Margo Epprecht
Sue & Jeff Epstein
Victoria Ezell
Barbara Gaulocher
John Goodwin
Pam & Duncan GoldieMorrison
Henry Gottlieb
Alfreda Gottfried
Lisa Grant
Maureen Granville-Smith
Meredith Gray
Chuck Green
Karl & Dorsey Gude
Rich Gunzel
Paul Hammer
Kristyn Hanseri
Mirella Harrison
Kristen Harrusch
Alice Harvey
Nicole Heath
Henry Hobbs
George Huffman
Stephen Humphreys
David & Susan Hurwitt
Virginia Hyde
Gail & Paul Janensch
Megan Johnson
Glenda & Brian Kammerer
Cecily Katz
Dan Kelly
Midge Kennedy
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Jeffrey King
Sandi Klein
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Paula Lockhart
Yvonne Myska Lopaur
Linda Lyons
Scott MacLeod
Elizabeth Marren
Gillian Marshall
Doris Mason
Jennifer & Richard Matthews
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Diana Metz
Thomas Morris
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Valerie Muller
Nanci Rother Natale
Noelle Newell
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Jeff Nixon
Ruth Noble
Katy Nolin
John & Sarah Ritchey
Christina Rodriguez
Maggie Moffitt Rule
Andrea Sato
Joanne Schreiber
Susan Schroeder
Dan Sedgwick
Lisa Shanahan
Steve & Adrienn Southworth
Sylvia E. Spitalnick
Betsy Sprague
Timothy Stainrod
Alan Steckler
Marla Sterling
Douglas & Caralynn Stevens
Judy Stone
John Sutton
Mandy Teare
Susan Tierney
Kay Timmis
Linda Tiska
Doris Trivisonno
Alfred & Alison Vanderbilt
Carol & Mike Vaughn
John Walsh
James & Erin Waterman
Susie Watkins
Steve Wiggins
Gus Weidlich
Jennifer White
Keith Wilberg
Michael Williams
William & Darunee Wilson
Andy Woolford
Lynn Worland
Michael Wright
Erin Wright
Viola Yee
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Ramsey Faragallah, Mozhan Marnó and Jesse J. Perez in a scene from Shakespeare on the Sound's
Much Ado About Nothing.
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collaborate for a 4th season of Shakespeare on the Sound.
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