1812 PRODUCTIONS
presents The June and Steve Wolfson Family Foundation Series
November 28 – December 31, 2014
Written & Performed by the This Is The Week That Is Ensemble
Featuring:
Scott Greer*, Aimé Donna Kelly*, Susan Riley Stevens*, Dave Jadico*, Don Montrey and Tabitha Allen Assistant Director & Additional Writing by Emily Kleimo Head News Writer Don Montrey Contributing Writer Greg Nix Music Director Tabitha Allen Directed by Jennifer Childs Scenic Design Lance Kniskern+
Lighting Design Drew Billiau
Video & Sound Design Jorge Cousineau
Costume Design Lauren Perigard
Properties by Avista Custom Theatrical Services
Production Manager & Technical Director Georgia Schlessman
Assistant Production Manager Melanie Leeds
Master Carpenter Keighty McLallen
Stage Manager Thomas E. Shotkin*
Assistant Stage Manager Kate Sabato
Sound Engineer Chris Sannino
Master Electrician Lucas Nguyen
Assistant Costume Designer & Wardrobe Crew Meredith Boring
Deck Crew Kelsey Hodgkiss
+based on an original design by Adam Riggar *Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.
Support provided in part by the Philadelphia Cultural Fund
1812 Productions receives state arts funding support through a grant from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency funded by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.
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Student Ticketing Program supported in part by the Christian R. & Mary F. Lindback Foundation
From the Artistic Director Welcome to This Is The Week That Is! I am a big fan of John Oliver, the former Daily Show correspondent who now has his own political humor show on HBO called Last Week Tonight. He begins most of his shows by doing a brief one-line recap of the week, which recently has been something like, “If you haven’t seen the news this week, it’s been f-ing terrible.” And it has been. ISIS, Ebola, police shootings, drone strikes…all pretty terrifying. In fact, I have found it difficult to tune into the news because the onslaught of tragedy after tragedy, crisis after crisis is exhausting and scary. But when it comes time to do This Is The Week That Is, I can avoid the news no longer. I have to not only tune in, but dig in, do extensive research, watch the 24-hour news cycle and talk to friends and neighbors every day to see what’s out there, what are people talking about. Then I sit down with the cast, crew, staff and design team and we begin to talk about the show and how on earth we can make all of this bad news…funny. And something starts to happen — in looking for the funny, what I find is connection with other people, which makes the news a little less scary. As we build the show, news exhaustion gives way to exhilaration as we take something awful and attempt to make it into something joyful. The final element to make this alchemy work comes when we start performances and the audience arrives. Being in a room with 100, 200, 300 strangers and laughing together about a shared experience, makes all of this terrifying news feel less terrifying, if even for a moment. And moments like that remind me of what is possible. It may not be the way the world is now, it may not be the status quo — but it is possible. The world needs more comedy. Thank you for being here. We wish you a wonderful holiday season full of joyful moments.
Jennifer Childs, Artistic Director Jen@1812productions.org
Photo by John Flak
Cast & Crew Bios (continued) Scott Greer (Writer/Performer): Scott is Thrilled to be back at 1812. A 20 year veteran of Philadelphia theatre, he has worked for the Arden, Walnut, Wilma, People’s Light, InterAct, and many more. Regionally, he has worked for Actors Theatre of Louisville, Round House, and the Pearl Theatre in New York. He has won four Barrymore Awards for Excellence in Theatre including the prestigious F. Otto Haas Award for an Emerging Theatre Artist. He was named 2014’s “Best Theatre Talent” by Philadelphia Magazine. Love always to Jen and Lily. Aimé Donna Kelly (Writer/Performer): Aimé Donna Kelly is an actor in the Philadelphia and New York areas. She is a graduate of The University of the Arts where she obtained her BFA in acting. Favorite performaces include: Cleopatra in Unsex me here with Theatre for the People at HERE Arts Center, Sharon in We Are Bandits with Applied Mechanics, Black Woman in We Are Proud to Present… with InterAct Theatre Company, Shonda in The North Plan with Theatre Exile, and Ensemble in 1812’s This Is The Week That Is. This is her fourth time joining the cast of This Is The Week That Is and she is honored and amazed by the talent and generosity this theatre family brings. Susan Riley Stevens (Writer/Performer): Susan Riley Stevens is delighted to be back with1812! Also with 1812; It’s My Party: The Women And Comedy Project, First Day of School, The Uneasy Chair, and, of course, This Is The Week That Is! Susie spent the summer playing Lady Macbeth and Julia Leverett in repertory in Macbeth and Lend Me A Tenor, respectively, at the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival where she has also appeared in King Henry VIII, King John, Hamlet, Romeo And Juliet, King Lear, and Othello. Other recent credits include Tom Jones at Actors Theatre of Louisville and The Exonerated at Delaware Theatre Company. Regional: Walnut Street Theatre, Arden Theatre Company, Portland Stage Company, Act II Playhouse, Dallas Theatre Center, People's Light, Asolo Rep. MFA, Yale School of Drama.
Dave Jadico (Writer/Performer): This is Dave’s ninth year performing in This Is The Week That Is. Other shows at 1812 include Dave & Aaron Go To Work, Cherry Bomb, Laughter on the 23rd Floor, and several versions of The Big Time, to name just a few. He’s appeared in the Barrymore Award-winning ensembles of Batboy and Suburban Love Songs (1812), Comedy of Errors (Lantern Theater), and has appeared at Arden Theatre, Walnut Street Theatre, Delaware Theatre Company, InterAct, and Mum Puppettheatre in The Fantasticks (Barrymore Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Musical). He is the Artistic Director and a twenty-year performer with ComedySportz, the longest running show in Philadelphia.
Cast & Crew Bios (continued) Don Montrey (Writer/Performer): Don is happy to back for his 9th consecutive year of This Is The Week That Is. Don is Executive Director of ComedySportz Philadelphia, Philadelphia’s longest-running comedy show. Don created and hosted the comedy shows DIE, ACTOR, DIE, The Dirtiest Sketch in Philadelphia, and the NED Talks: Funny People Talking About Funny Things. Fun Fact: Don and Tom "Uncle Shotsie" Shotkin started as Arden Apprentices together back in 1995. We haven't spoken since. Love to my beautiful wife Kathleen and my children, Carlin and Liam who taught me everything I know about "My Little Pony" and "Pokemon".
Tabitha Allen (Writer/Performer/Music Director): Tabitha is so pleased to be back for her second year of This Is The Week That Is! Favorite credits include Always Coming Soon: The Future (BRAT Productions), Failure: A Love Story (Azuka), Vainglorious (Applied Mechanics), and Bloody, Bloody Andrew Jackson (11th Hour). Thanks to Jen and the 1812 family!
June Wolfson (Special Guest): June is thrilled to be back on the stage, thanks to 1812, after a 30 year hiatus. She was Dorothy in The Wiz, Wilma in Lovers and Other Strangers, and a court stenographer in The Night of January 16, all at the William Penn Charter School where her sons were students! She hasn’t been nominated for any awards yet, but June is ever hopeful and has her acceptance speech ready. With love and theater encouragement (no budding actors here) to her four big guys Joe, Henry, Tucker, and Dallas.
Clare Osman (Special Guest): After creating the role of Angie (and playing her for the last four years!), Clare is happy to be back, especially with the opportunity to work with the wonderfully talented June Wolfson. Thanks as always to Jen for her creative talents...and to Dewaine who continues to make all things possible! Jennifer Childs (Writer/Director): Jennifer Childs is the Producing Artistic Director and Co-Founder of 1812 Productions. For 1812 she has created over a dozen original works of theater including This Is The Week That Is, Always a Lady, Our Show of Shows, Cherry Bomb, It’s My Party: The Women and Comedy Project, and the upcoming To The Moon. Her one-woman show Why I’m Scared of Dance by Jen Childs premiered at 1812 and has since been performed at Delaware Theatre Company, the Kohler Arts Center in Wisconsin, Act II Playhouse and City Theatre in Pittsburgh. Favorite performances outside of 1812 include The Happiness Lecture with Bill Irwin at Philadelphia Theater Company, Spin at the Wilma Theater, Red Herring and Dex and Julie Sittin’ in a Tree at the Arden Theatre Company. Love to Scott and Lily.
Cast & Crew Bios (continued) Emily Kleimo (Assistant Director/ Writer): Emily is thrilled to be working with 1812 for the first time and to be a part of such an incredible collaboration! She is an actress, voice over actor, and teaching artist based in Philadelphia. She has worked with Walnut Street Theatre, 11th Hour Theatre Company, Ego Po, The Ritz Theatre Company, New Candlelight Theatre Company, and is a proud Drexel University Alum. A big thanks to Jen for this opportunity! All the best to the cast and crew! Love and thanks to Ms. Holly & JKK for their never-ending support. www.emilykleimo.com and www.thevoicesofemilyk.com. Lance Kniskern (Scenic Designer): Lance has been working in the Philadelphia area as a freelance scenic carpenter, artist, and set designer for the past thirteen years. Past 1812 Productions set design credits: It’s My Party: The Women and Comedy Project, Bunny Bunny, The Big Time, and Intimate Exchanges. Recent design credits include Medea with Ursinus College; The Train Driver and The Screwtape Letters with The Lantern Theater, Spamalot: The Musical, and Hairspray: The Musical (winner of Broadway World’s Best Set Design in Philadelphia for 2012) with Media Theatre; Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson and Joe Turner’s Come and Gone with Plays & Players. Other design credits include Madhouse Theatre Company (Playing Leni), Amaryllis Theatre Company (Lydia), and Villanova University (Mother Courage and Her Children), among others. Up next: Doubt: A Parable and The Taming of the Shrew both with Lantern Theater Company.
Drew Billiau (Lighting Designer): Lighting designs include Red Eye to Havre de Grace at New York Theater Workshop; Zombie Strippers for NYMTF; Cherokee and Bootycandy at the Wilma Theater; Tea: A Mirror of Soul for Vancouver Opera, The Magic Flute for Pittsburgh Opera; The Train Driver, Hamlet, and Henry V for The Lantern Theater; Opera Philadelphia’s La Boheme, Carmen, Turandot, Fidelio, Porgy and Bess, and Madam Butterfly; Lucidity Suitcase’s The Melting Bridge, Flamingo Winnebago and Whale Optics, Abduction of Seraglio for Teatri of Treviso; Red Speedo, Cock, Iron and The English Bride for Theater Exile; New Paradise Laboratories’ Fatebook and Prom; Arden Theatre’s Charlotte’s Web, Frog and Toad, and All My Sons; Ballet X’s Sunset, 0639 Hours, Beautiful Decay, Instant God, The Last Glass, Risk of Flight and Silt. Drew is the Technical Production Manager at Opera Philadelphia and an Associate Designer in the corporate lighting firm Fine Design Associates.
Jorge Cousineau (Video /Sound Designer): Jorge has been involved in the creation of the This Is The Week series since its inception and worked on a number of other 1812 productions including The Four Of Us and Karma Cookie. He spends most of his time designing sets, lights, sound, or video in theaters of this and other cities, as well as raising two children and co-directing his company Subcircle together with his wife Niki.
Lauren Perigard (Costume Designer): Lauren is so excited to be back for her 5th installment of This Is The Week That Is. She has been designing professionally in Philadelphia for nine years after receiving a BFA in costume design from SUNY Fredonia and apprenticing in the costume shop of the Walnut Street Theatre. Lauren is the costume shop manager for Upper Darby Summer Stage as well as Drexel University. Favorite designs include Pinocchio, Cat in the Hat, Incorruptible (Arden Theatre
Cast & Crew Bios (continued) Company), Proof (Walnut Street Theatre), Spring Awakening (Theatre Horizon), and Spelling Bee, Midsummer, Apple Tree, (Drexel U.). Into the Woods up next in February with Theatre Horizon! Big thanks and love to Jen and the 1812 funny family. XOX MK
Avista Custom Theatrical Services (Properties): Avista Custom Theatrical Services, LLC was founded in 2007 as a properties design and construction firm. Avista specializes in custom construction, upholstery, soft goods construction, and also owns a 7,000 square foot rental house in Norristown filled with props and lighting equipment. Avista’s work has been seen at Azuka Theatre, Flashpoint Theatre, Theatre Horizon, Mauckingbird, Act II Playhouse, Theatre Exile, Bristol Riverside Theatre, Burlington County College, and Drexel University. Avista is in its third season as resident prop team at 1812 Productions and its sixth season at InterAct Theatre. Please visit avistacustom.com.
Georgia Schlessman (Production Manager/Technical Director): Georgia Schlessman is in her third season as 1812's Production Manager. Georgia has worked with 1812 for the past eight years in various capacities, including 20 shows as 1812's Assistant Stage Manager. Previous shows with 1812 include Dave & Aaron Go To Work, Mistakes Were Made, Our Show of Shows, all nine This Is The Week productions, Search For Signs, and Suburban Love Songs. Georgia is a graduate of the Arden Professional Apprenticeship (2004-2005 season) and holds bachelor degrees in Visual Media: Digital Imaging, and Theatre: Performance Track from American University. She has nine years of professional experience as a theatre artist in the Philadelphia area. Melanie Leeds (Assistant Production Manager): Melanie Leeds works as a freelance stage and production manager throughout the Philadelphia area. She is Theatre Exile's season stage manager and has previously stage managed for The Bearded Ladies Cabaret, Inis Nua Theatre Company, Philadelphia Young Playwrights, PlayPenn, Flashpoint Theatre Company, First Person Arts, Delaware Shakespeare Festival, and Chlamydia Dell’Arte. Keighty McLallen (Master Carpenter): Since her completion of the Walnut Street Theatre apprenticeship in 2008, Keighty has worked throughout Philadelphia in an assortment of roles from stagehand to props master to production manager. She's very glad to be working with the ever-amazing cast, crew, and 1812 company. Love to Tyler & Minette. Thomas E. Shotkin (Stage Manager): Tom is in 13th season as production stage manager (lucky for him). Favorite shows include: This Is The Week That Is (this is the 9th one!), Our Show of Shows, Suburban Love Songs, The Four of Us, Batboy: The Musical, Like Crazy Like Wow, and An Evening Without Woody Allen (in which he performed). He is also production/company manager for PlayPenn, a new play development conference. Other SM credits: Arena Stage, Theatre Exile, People’s Light & Theatre, Arden Theatre Company, Barnstormers Theatre (NH), Act II Playhouse. Tom has also worked for Opera Company of Philadelphia, Hartford Stage Company, Azuka Theatre, and Boarshead Theatre (MI). XO to MB.
Cast & Crew Bios (continued) Kate Sabato (Assistant Stage Manager): Kate Sabato is delighted to be back for another season with 1812. This is her ninth season as a Philadelphia-area theater technician. Besides her work with 1812, she can be found behind the scenes at the Arden and the Walnut. Kate is also proud to be the Wardrobe Supervisor for Upper Darby Summer Stage. Love and thanks to Karlis ¯ and her family.
Chris Sannino (Sound Engineer): Chris Sannino is a West Philadelphia based sound engineer, designer, and composer. Proud to be working in his second season with 1812, Chris is also the audio engineer for FringeArts and an engineer/promoter at Underground Arts. Recent engineering credits include the Miss Philadelphia Pageant, Revolution and a Sandwich (The Shakedown Project), Object Lesson, Elephant Room (Rainpan 43), The Beautiful Noise: A Tribute to Sun Ra (FringeArts), The Big Time and This Is The Week That Is (1812).
Lucas Nguyen (Master Electrician): Lucas Nguyen is a Philadelphia-based theatre artisan and Vietnamese-American from Houston, TX. He is really from Texas and is sorry about that. Around town, he has worked with such companies as Theatre Horizon, The Wilma Theater, FringeArts, InterAct Theatre, and Philadelphia Theatrical Supply. Here’s to the Pancake People.
Michael Long (Assistant Video Designer): Michael Long is excited to be working on This Is The Week That Is for a second time! Michael does freelance film and theatre work in the Philadelphia. He graduated from Drexel University with a B.S. in Film and Video production. He's worked on corporate, feature, and television projects, as well as designing video projections for Delaware Theatre Company, Luna Theater Company, Walnut Street Theatre, and others.
Meredith Boring (Assistant Costume Designer/ Wardrobe Crew): Meredith Boring is a BFA Graduate of Arcadia University. She has most recently assisted for Gail Baldoni in Delaware Theatre Company’s Ain’t Misbehavin’ and for Lauren Perigard in 1812’s This Is The Week That Is, last season. She has costume designed for Delaware Theatre Company, (Co-designed Lend Me a Tenor with Alisa Kleckner) White Pines Productions, (The Music You Remember and Luckiest Kid Rep Project) and Upper Darby Summer Stage (School House Rock Jr!). She is happy to be with 1812 in her 4th season. Love and Light to John. Jaime Konowal (General Manager): After serving as Patron Services Manager for four seasons, Jaime is thrilled to assume her new role as 1812 Productions’ General Manager. She has been working with 1812 since the 2010-2011 season and couldn’t imagine being anywhere else. Jaime has worked in the Arts for many years, starting her career at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, before moving to Rutgers Camden Center for the Arts as the Box Office and Assistant Marketing Manager. Jaime also spent four summers as the Audience Services Manager for the Delaware Shakespeare Festival. She is a graduate of the Art Institute of Philadelphia with a Bachelor of Science in Interactive Media and Design. Jaime would like to thank Jen Childs for her daily support, and the rest of the 1812 staff for making it so easy to come to work each day. Love to Nora, Phoebe, Boris, and Fergus, and to all of my family and friends.
special thanks Special Thanks: June & Steve Wolfson, Clare Osman, Susan Sherman, Jennifer Bohnenberger and Independence Foundation, Fran Cauterucci and Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Ethan Mimm and The Wilma Theater, Glenn Perlman and Arden Theatre Company, Alex Bechtel, and Adam Riggar. And thanks to those who make our work possible all year long... the Board of Directors of 1812 Productions, 1812’s amazing support staff, Andrew Nelson, Social Impact Studios, Jennifer Hoopes, John Flak, Mark Garvin, Margaret Spencer, and all of our great volunteers and interns.
1812 Productions’ Board of Directors Glenn Gundersen, President Jeff Weiss, Vice President Kyle A. Midkiff, CPA, Treasurer Phil Yannella, Secretary Jennifer Bohnenberger James D. Brown Jennifer Childs
Roberta Emmanuel David Jadico Nadine Lomakin Kristin McLaughlin Clare Osman Nancy L. Roth June Wolfson
Board Emeritus Terry Graboyes Dolly Beechman Schnall Kimberly Rehfuss
1812 Productions’ Staff Full-Time Administrative Staff Jennifer Childs, Producing Artistic Director Jaime Konowal, General Manager David Jadico, External Relations Director Tyler Melchior, Marketing and Public Relations Director Marla Burkholder, Education Director Georgia Schlessman, Production Manager Noah Herman, Assistant to the Producing Artistic Director Prarthana Jayaram, Development Assistant Laurel Hostak, Marketing and Public Relations Assistant
1812 Productions’ Administrative Office 2329 S. 3rd Street Philadelphia, PA 19148 (215) 592-9560 ph. (215) 592-9580 f. 1812productions.org
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Government, Foundation, Corporate & Individual Support thank you for your support! FOUNDATION, GOVERNMENT, AND CORPORATE SUPPORT $100,000 and above William Penn Foundation Wyncote Foundation $25,000 – $99,999 Independence Foundation June and Steve Wolfson Family Foundation $10,000 – $24,999 Arcadia Foundation CHG Charitable Trust Otto Haas Charitable Trust Suzanne F. Roberts Cultural Development Fund $5,000 – $9,999 Anton Charitable Trust Connelly Foundation Graboyes Commercial Windows Harmelin Media Lida Foundation Lincoln Financial Foundation Macquarie Group Foundation Philadelphia Cultural Fund State of Pennsylvania Council on the Arts St. Christopher's Foundation for Children $1,000 – $4,999 The Caroline J. Sanders Trust Charlotte Cushman Foundation Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation The Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance Henrietta Tower Wurts Memorial Foundation The Joseph Kennard Skilling Trust
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Terry Willis Alan & Leni Windle John Witmer David Witz Greg Wood & Susie Stevens Anita Wright Ileen Wright Robert Yablon Karen Zinn Anita Zippert In-Kind Contributors Jane Berryman, Raymond James & Associates, Inc. John Flak Photography Terry Graboyes Philadelphia Distilling Company Wine Legend Muller Beverage Incorporated Gretz Berr Company Wines Till Sold Out Meredith Maciolek & Sazerac Company The iLOVE Team Robert J. Kratz, CPA Nadine Lomakin June Wolfson Kristin McLaughlin Clare Osman Dechert, LLC Panorama Russet Andrew Nelson Barbara Sorin
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