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imago theatre

Imago Theatre
presents
FROGZ
Friday, October 24 – 7:30 pm
Creation, Design and Direction by
Carol Triffle & Jerry Mouawad
Original Music by
Katie Griesar
Light Design by
Jeff Forbes
Cowboy Illustrations by
George Smith
Performed by
Jonathan Godsey
Kyle Delamarter
Pratik Motwani
Tera Nova Zarra
Kaician Jade Kitko
Production Stage Manager
Kayla Scrivner
Fabrication Team
Carol Triffle
Jerry Mouawad
Cati Thomas
With Music by
Mark De Gli Antoni
The FROGZ national tour is sponsored in part by grants from
The Regional Arts and Culture Council
The Collins Foundation
IMAGO Theatre: Frogz
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2014 - 2015 season sponsors
Official Caterer of the SMPAC:
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CATERiNG
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Official Cleaning Services of the SMPAC: TASC Services LLC
Official Hotel of the SMPAC: The South Milwaukee Performing Arts Center 2014-2015 Season was supported in part by a
grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin and the National
Endowment for the Arts.
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South Milwaukee
414-762-0154
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South Milwaukee Performing Arts Center
imago theatre
2014-2015 PERFORMING ARTS SERIES
Davell Crawford & His Creole Jazz Men - 9/20
ARENA Dances: The Main Street Project - 10/18
Imago Theatre: FROGZ! - 10/24
Br(OK)en Genius - 11/21&22
WindSync: Simple Gifts Holiday Sampler - 12/11
Milwaukee Ballet II: Music. Movement. MBII - 1/24
Pedrito Martinez Group - 2/13
In Thinking of America: Songs of Civil War - 3/29
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Founded in 1979 by Carol Triffle and Jerry Mouawad, Imago Theatre’s original
productions have toured internationally for over two decades. Imago’s signature works
have appeared thrice at the acclaimed New Victory Theater on Broadway in New York;
FROGZ (2000, 2002) and ZooZoo (2010.) The universal nature of Imago’s world has won
audience and critical acclaim in tours across Asia, Europe, Canada and the U.S. The
company was awarded the New York Dance Film Award and “Best Touring Production” by
Independent Reviewers of New England. Imago has been hailed by critics world-wide for
their range of original work. Working out of a large 18,000 square foot theatre laboratory
in Portland, Oregon, Imago’s ensemble of actors, dancers, designers, fabricators and
musicians become alchemists seeking fresh perspectives of performance. The company
has been honored for mask theatre pieces that have appealed to a wide age range, as
well as for innovative works that push the boundaries of form, design and story. Imago
Theatre’s methodology is based on the teachings of Jacques Lecoq (1921-1999).
Ms. Triffle studied extensively with Mr. Lecoq completing his exclusive pedagogical
program. Drawing inspiration from Mr. Lecoq, Imago Theatre aims to place form
and design at the forefront of theatre creation and infuses each production with an
idiosyncratic physical energy. In 2006, the company’s innovative production of Jean-Paul
Sartre’s No Exit ran at two Tony-Award winning theatres – American Repertory Theater
and The Hartford Stage Company. The United States premiere of Caryl Churchill’s A
Number was produced by Imago Theatre in 2003.
Jerome Kitzke: Winter Count & Howl - 4/10
10th Anniversary Gala feat. Tomas Kubinek - 5/1
Call (414) 766-5049 to
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BIO GR A PH I E S
CAROL TRIFFLE (Creator) Carol completed
a third year pedagical program with
Jacques Lecoq in 1997 after studying
him for two previous years in 1986-1988.
A member of the dance company The
Company We Keep, she founded Imago
Theatre in 1979 with Jerry Mouawad and
began touring the United States with
original mask theatre. In 1997 she wrote
and directed Ginger’s Green which marked
the beginning of canon of original musictheater works that includes Ajax, Oh Lost
Weekend, No Can Do, Missing Mona. In 2006
her music-theatre works changed form
after influences from Richard Maxwell and
often featured anti-clown heros played by
Danielle Vermette and Mouawad in works
titled Hit Me in The Stomach, Mix Up, The
Dinner, Simple People, Backs Like That and
Splat. She co-directed with Mouawad on
Broadway FROGZ and ZooZoo. Carol has
staged works for The Jefferson Dancers
and The Oregon Symphony. Her acting
appearances in Mouawad’s original plays
include Dead End Ed, Samuel’s Major
Problems, Serial Killer Parents, Apis, Tick Tack
Type, Stage Left Lost and Zugzwang. Awards
include Best Touring Production by the
Independent Reviewers of New England,
Oregon Arts Commission Fellowship, New
York Dance Film Awards, Portland Theatre
Awards for choreography, costume design,
and best original play.
JERRY MOUAWAD (Creator ) Jerry studied
the teachings of Jacques Lecoq at the
Hayes-Marshall School of Theatre Arts.
After co-founding in 1979 with Carol Triffle
Imago Theatre, he went on to collaborate
with her for 14 years creating mask pieces
before exploring experimental theatre.
He staged two works by Richard Foreman
Samuel’s Major Problems and Symphony
of Rats. He has adapted magical realism
literature for the stage incorporating
multimedia, puppetry and stage illusion
in Verdad (in collaboration with Triffle)
and Half Light. Modern classic adaptations
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include Blood Wedding, The Imaginary
Invalid, Exit the King and Uncle Vanya. His
adaptation of Sartre’s No Exit on a moving
stage played at American Repertory
Theatre and Hartford Stage Company. He
has staged work for BodyVox, The Portland
Opera and The Oregon Symphony. The
United States premiere of Caryl Churchill’s
A Number was directed by Jerry at Imago
Theatre. His series of original silent works
titled “Opera Beyond Words” include; Apis,
or the Taste of Honey; The Cuban Missile
Crisis; Tick Tack Type; Stage Left Lost and
Zugzwang. On Broadway he co-directed
with Triffle FROGZ (2000, 2002) and
ZooZoo (2010.) He has appeared as actor
in Triffle’s original works Ajax, Ginger’s
Green, Oh Lost Weekend, Missing Mona,
The Dinner, Simple People, Backs Like That
and Splat. Awards include Oregon Arts
Commission Fellowship, Portland Theater
Guild Fellowship, Best Director by the
Independent Reviewers of New England,
the New York Dance Film Award, and
Portland Theatre awards for acting, light
design, choreography, and best original
play.
KATIE GRIESAR (Original Music) Katie
makes music with guitar, antique and
toy musical instruments, found objects,
collected sounds, wrong notes and
awkward gestures. A graduate of Vassar
College and the American Repertory
Theatre Institute at Harvard University,
she is a three-time Portland Drama
Critics Circle Award winner for her music/
sound work with Imago Theatre, where
she is currently Resident Composer.
Katie has contributed original music/
sound to Imago›s productions of FROGZ,
Biglittlethings, ZooZoo, House Taken
Over, Oh Lost Weekend, Missing Mona,
The Dinner, Simple People, Backs Like
That, Splat, Symphony of Rats, Half Light,
Ginger’s Green, Trailer Park Paradise, Blood
Wedding Blood Wedding, Imaginary Invalid,
No Can Do, and A Number. She has also
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c o n t.
contributed original music/sound to works
by choreographers Linda Austin, Catherine
Egan, Mary Oslund, Cydney Wilkes, and
most recently she scored the dance
piece Problem of Bias by choreographer
Jessica Hightower.
JEFF FORBES (Light Design) Jeff is a
Portland-based lighting designer working
primarily in theatre and dance. He is a
nine-time winner of the Willie and Drammy
Awards for theatre, for such companies as
Artists Repertory Theatre, Imago Theatre,
the Musical Theatre Company, Storefront
Theatre, and Tygres Heart Shakespeare
Co. He has also designed for American
Repertory Theatre (Cambridge, Mass.),
the New Rose Theatre, Portland Repertory
Theatre, Portland Center Stage, Portland
Actors Conservatory, and many others. He
tours nationally and internationally with
Imago’s production of FROGZ as lighting
designer and stage manager, and as
technical director/lighting designer for the
Deborah Hay Dance Company. His work in
Dance and Performance includes frequent
collaborations with choreographers such
as Linda Austin, Linda K. Johnson, Do
Jump! Movement Theatre, Monster Squad,
Josie Moseley, Mary Oslund, Sally Silvers,
and Cydney Wilkes. He is a co-founder,
with Linda Austin, of Performance Works
NW, for which he also serves as technical
director.
KYLE DELAMARTER (Performer) Kyle
joined Imago in late 2002 for the first
run of Biglittlethings. He has toured
internationally with Imago in Canada and
China. Along with appearing in FROGZ,
Biglittlethings, and ZooZoo, he also appears
in shows in his hometown of Portland,
Oregon.
JONATHAN GODSEY (Performer) Jonathan
became interested in theatre in 1998
at the ripe young age of 28. Since then,
he has performed in numerous national
FROGZ tours with Imago, including runs at
American Repertory Theatre in Cambridge,
MA, and on Broadway in the Big Apple.
Jonathan’s other Imago appearances
include Oh Lost Weekend, The Imaginary
Invalid, and Biglittlethings. He currently
studies Aikido at Two Rivers Aikikai in
Portland, OR and eventually plans to apply
his extensive studies of Taichichuan and
Aikido to the art of stage combat.
PRATIK MOTWANI is an actor from
Mumbai,India. He holds an MFA in
Ensemble Based Physical Theatre from the
Dell’Arte International School of Physical
Theatre, CA. As a voice over artist, Pratik has
lent his voice to Dev Patel (the protagonist)
in the Indian version of the Oscar Winning
film Slumdog Millionaire. Pratik is also
the co-founder of MadBall Co, based in
Mumbai, India. In 2010 he co-created the
social outreach wing of the company with
a workshop and performance program
EK aur EK Gyarah (One Plus One = Eleven)
in partnership with over 10 international
aid organizations. The project reached
thousands of street children, pediatric
cancer patients, students and teachers in
Delhi and Mumbai. Recently Pratik and his
company created IN’Tents – A conservation
Comedy in the Great Outdoors as a response
to the budget cuts in the national and state
park system in the United States. Funded
by the Puffin Foundation the show reached
over 1,300 families camping all the way
from the Redwood Parks to Rocky Mountain
National Park. As a performing artist Pratik
has played Leading Roles in The Dell’Arte
Company’s production of The Nutcaper,
Mary Jane-The Musical and their recent
production The Comedy of Errors. After a
fantastic touring experience last year Pratik
returns back to join IMAGO for his second
season.
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BIO GR A PH I E S
c o n t.
TERA NOVA ZARRA (Performer) Tera is
an acrobat, aerialist, and vocalist. She
has trained under the direction of former
Austrian sport acrobatics champion and
national team coach, Stefan Furst for
seven years. She has also trained at Sons
Of Cayuga in San Francisco with coaches,
Dominik Wyss and Serchmaa Byamba,
and taken lessons from École Nationale
de Cirque’s Yuri Bozyan in Montrel. Tera
holds a black belt in Aikido and Aiki Jujutsu
from American Institute of the Martial Arts
in Connecticut, and is a trained opera,
jazz, and rock singer. She has recorded
backing vocals for Shock G of Digital
Underground, and her ninja rock band, Fist
of Dishonor toured with Vanilla Ice. Tera
spent a year in San Francisco performing
as a strong woman for Velocity Arts and
Entertainment. In Portland, she was a
company member for Do Jump Extremely
Physical Theatre, and Night Flight Aerial.
Previously with Imago tera appeared in
Apis and Zoo Caper. She is excited to join
the cast of Frogz.
KAICIAN JADE KITKO (Performer) Born
in California, but raised on Kauai, Kaician
now dwells in Portland. Before moving
to Portland, he twas trained in tap by
Carol Culver, and is currently learning
trapeze and lyra from Nightflight Aerial.
His first show in Portland was Imago’s
Stage Left Lost, followed by three seasons
in their Young Audiences show, Bim Bam
Bop. Outside of Imago, Kaician dances
and choreographs for Trip the Dark
dance company, does puppetry with
Red Yarn Productions, and teaches tap
independently. This is his first large-scale
tour.
KAYLA SCRIVNER (Production Stage
Manager) Kayla studied dance and
technical theatre at Portland State
University working in Lincoln Hall for over
15 years. From 1993-1997 she taught
dance at The Edna Manley College of Fine
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and Performing Arts in Jamaica and danced
with The National Dance Theatre of Jamaica.
Kayla worked as technical coordinator with
White Bird Productions for 9 years. Kayla has
also worked with Northwest Dance Theatre,
The Portland Ballet, Bodyvox, and Portland
Institute for Contemporary Art.
GEORGE SMITH (Cowboy Illustrations) was
a nationally syndicated cartoonist best
known for The Smith Family. He was the
proud father of eleven children, one of
which is Artistic Co-Director of Imago Carol
Triffle.
CATI THOMAS (Fabricator) Cati was born
and raised in England. She started sewing at
seven and a few years later set off to work in
the costume shops of regional and London
theatres. A taste for adventure led her
and her sewing machine to the American
Northwest where, for 20 years, she led a
domestic life in Central Oregon. She has
performed in, directed and costumed
numerous community theatre and dance
productions, including A Midsummer
Night’s Dream, The Tempest, Charley’s Aunt,
Death Trap, Oliver, Swan Lake and Trojan
Women. When she returned to Portland
three years ago it was her heart’s desire to
work at Imago Theatre and see the inside
of an orb. She has since become intimately
acquainted with the insides of many of
Imago’s creatures. This is her fourth season
at Imago. She would like to thank her three
children.
KATHERINE GRAY (Fabricator) Katherine
has performed in four of Imago’s original
works. She has assisted in creature
creations for both FROGZ and Biglittlethings.
While her primary focus has been as a
dancer over the past 18 years, including
many seasons with Oslund & Co./Dance,
she works steadily in the field of prototype
development, special events production,
costuming and industrial design.
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Rachel Sorce.................................................................................................................... Executive Director
Michelle Majerus-Uelmen................................. Box Office & Community Engagement Director
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Patrisha Kieck .................................................................... House Manager & Volunteer Coordinator
Brian Morrison.....................................................................................................................House Manager
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Ashley Prondzinski....................................................................................................... High School Intern
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