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CONSTELLATIONS

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STAFF JARED SAKREN

Executive Director CRAIG A. MILLER

Artistic Director & Education Director

When we announced our 2017-2018 Season, we promised those who love the intimacy of our Studio Theatre that we would kick it off with something very special. We have lived up to our promise! Constellations by Nick Payne has been one of the most sought after plays for production by theatre companies world-wide since 2012, and we are so fortunate to be only the second theatre in the entire SF Bay Area to produce this beautiful and astounding play. At the center of Constellations is the examination of one relationship; magnified and dissected as only it could be by bending time, altering space, and turning love’s universe on its head in order to show us the infinite, parallel paths that lie in each decision we make. This play forces us to ponder the great “what ifs” of our choices – in life and in love. It takes bravery and courage to undertake that examination, and to ask the hard questions of ourselves, and each other. I hope that you enjoy the lessons of life and love that Roland and Marianne have to share with us tonight; that we might ponder our own “What ifs” so we can ultimately embrace “What is.”

Craig A. Miller Artistic Director

LENNIE DEAN

Education Associate NANCY MORGAN

Business Manager ANNA HECHT

Theatre Operations Associate CHRISTINA SMITH & CAYLY TULL

Box Office Associates CONOR WOODS

Technical Director GAIL REINE

Costume Shop Manager

FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR A heartfelt “thank you” to you, our valued patrons, donors, supporters, volunteers, and in particular, our Circle Members. Without your support we could not exist! On September 23rd we are excited to present a gala fundraiser at the historic McDonald Mansion with celebrity guest Chris Noth (“Sex and the City,” “Law & Order,” “The Good Wife”). The evening will include a tour of the mansion, meeting Chris, dinner, drinks, auctions, and more. VIP ticket holders will have a private reception with Chris in the mansion library. Please join us at this fun Hollywood gala and support the Playhouse! If you would like to help us build and sustain excellence, please contact me at Jared@6thstreetplayhouse.com. I’d love to hear from you. We here at the Playhouse greet everyone with open arms as this is YOUR theatre, your local arts organization and we want to continue to be that for many, many years into the future.

Jared Sakren Executive Director

CRAIG A. MILLER Artistic Director

JARED SAKREN Executive Director

PRESENTS

CONSTELLATIONS by NICK PAYNE Directed by JULIET NOONAN Scenic Design

Dance Choreographer

KEVIN BACON & CONOR WOODS

RACHEL WYNNE

Lighting Design

Fight Choreographer

RYAN SEVERT & CONOR WOODS

BENJAMIN STOWE

BOARD OF DIRECTORS JEFF COTÃ&#x2030;

Costume Design

President

GAIL REINE

SCOTT LUMMER

Sound Design JULIET NOONAN & CRAIG A. MILLER

Production Stage Manager CECELIA HAMILTON-LEE CONSTELLATIONS is presented by arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., 440 Park Avenue South, New York, New York 10016 Run time 80 minutes, no intermission The taking of photographs and the recording of this performance are strictly prohibited

SPECIAL THANKS

A huge thank you to Electric Crayon, Lennie Dean & Lynda Williams!

THANK YOU TO OUR MAJOR SUPPORTERS

Vice President BILL MORGAN

Treasurer

PAM ZAINER

Secretary

Craig Bainbridge Susane Byrne Joel Feldman Kathy Horan Michael Hyman Jacque Scheibel Sudha Schlesinger Zack Swad

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DIRECTOR’S NOTE There have been many late evenings where my husband and I have discussed the vast conundrums of the universe. These discussions have always led us to one pivotal point, “What is the purpose of humankind as we know it?” Nick Payne’s powerful and thought provoking play answers this question in a way that is so incredibly human, and magical, it leaves you mesmerized by the infinite possibilities our universe holds. His ingenious development in subtext and structure provides a connection to the splendor of universal scientific theories. Looking through the telescope we see the infinite possibilities of true love. The actors, Melissa and Jared, who brilliantly play Marianne and Roland bring this love story to life in a way that takes your breath away. My heart is full of gratitude for this wonderful opportunity to work with them and witness their magical connection on stage! Tonight, as audience members, I encourage you to transcend into the vast possibilities of the universe as we ponder the question, ‘What if?’

Sincerely, Juliet Noonan Stage Director

THE CAST Marianne.................................................................. Melissa Claire Roland........................................................................ Jared Wright

ARTISTIC STAFF Join us on the

Road to Discovery

OPENING Aug 18 Oct 13 Dec 1

2017-2018

YOU’RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN STEEL MAGNOLIAS IRVING BERLIN’S WHITE CHRISTMAS

Stage Director...........................................................Juliet Noonan Production Stage Manager..........................Cecelia Hamilton-Lee Dance Choreographer..............................................Rachel Wynne Fight Choreographer.............................................Benjamin Stowe ASL Instructors........................................Toni Oliver & A Dreamer Scenic Designers ..........................Kevin Bacon & Conor Woods Lighting Designers..........................Ryan Severt & Conor Woods

Jan 12

HONKY TONK ANGELS

Costume Designer............................................................Gail Reine

Mar 9

NOISES OFF

Sound Designers........................ Juliet Noonan & Craig A. Miller

April 27

LA CAGE AUX FOLLES

Scenic Charge Artist ................................................. Kevin Bacon

June 15

ILLYRIA

Dialect Coach............................................................. Kate Brickley Technical Director .....................................................Conor Woods Photographer............................................................Eric Chazankin

MELISSA CLAIRE (Marianne) has

received the San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle award for Best Principal Actress in 2017 for Venus in Fur, a Theatre Bay Area award (Best Ensemble) for Clybourne Park (6th Street Playhouse) and a SFBATCC award for Best Costume Design. Roles: Becky’s New Car (Becky), Taming of the Shrew (Katherina), God of Carnage (Veronica), As You Like it (Rosalind), Clybourne Park (Betsy/Lindsey), Noises Off (Brooke/Vicki), Return to the Forbidden Planet (Ariel), Boeing Boeing (Gabriella), One Man, Two Guvnors (Dolly). Thanks to Juliet and Jared, and to Bella, my favorite part of the multiverse.

STUDIO THEATRE

JARED WRIGHT (Roland) is

excited to return to 6th Street Playhouse and to perform in the Studio for the first time. In 2016 he was seen on the GK Hardt stage as Cheché in Anna In The Tropics, for which he was nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the SOTA Awards. In addition to acting he is also a filmmaker and one half of the Bay Area electropop duo, Tiny Pyramids. He was most recently seen as Mac in You Got Older at Left Edge Theater. Some of his other roles include Herman Besso in Capacity and Bob Lee in The North Plan (Main Stage West). He is delighted to be part of this wonderful play.

JULIET NOONAN (Stage Director) is thrilled to be directing her first premiere play at 6th Street Playhouse! Most recently, she directed Disgraced by Ayad Akhtar as part of the Threshold Theatre Reading Series. Previous to making her home at 6th Street Playhouse, she was a repertory member of The New Heritage Theatre Company. Some of her favorite regional credits include; Margaret in Silent Sky (6th Street Playhouse), Gillian in Fault Line starring Olympia Dukakis, Regan in King Lear, Maria in School for Scandal, Belle in A Christmas Carol, and Toni in Avatara (NHTC). She has trained as an acting student at the American Conservatory Theater. She earned her B.A. in Theater with an emphasis in acting and directing from Idaho State University (2001) and her Master’s degree in Education from Sonoma State University (2012). She thanks her beautiful children Max and Emilia and her wonderful husband, Jon Bivetto, for all their love and support!

Join us on the

Road to Discovery

OPENING Sept 8

2017-2018 CONSTELLATIONS

NORTH BAY PREMIERE Nov 3

TWO ROOMS

Dec 8

MRS. BOB CRATCHIT’S WILD CHRISTMAS BINGE

Feb 9

EQUUS

Mar 30

DEATH OF A SALESMAN

May 18

THE COMPLEAT WRKS OF WLLM SHKSPR (ABRIDGED)

WHO’S WHO NICK PAYNE is a British playwright and screenwriter born in 1984. His first play, If There Is I Haven’t Found It Yet opened in 2009 and won the George Devine Award. His second play Wanderlust opened in 2010 to positive reviews. Payne’s next play, Constellations, opened in 2012 and was well received, with Charles Spencer in the Daily Telegraph commenting that “Nick Payne’s drama lasts just over an hour but packs in more than most shows manage in three times that length. It is playful, intelligent and bursting with ideas, but also achieves a powerful undertow of emotion.” Constellations won the Evening Standard Theatre Award for Best Play. The American premiere of Constellations opened on Broadway in January 2015 and starred Academy Award nominee Jake Gyllenhaal and Ruth Wilson. Some of Payne’s other credits include: (Stage) The Same Deep Water As Me, Blurred Lines, Incognito, The Art of Dying, Elegy; (Screen) The Sense of an Ending, The Secrets and Us KEVIN BACON (Co-Scenic Designer) is a UC Berkeley graduate with honors with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. He has been the Scenic Charge Artist at the Playhouse since March 2017 and recently joined the staff at the Chimera Arts and Maker Space in Sebastopol. He also freelances as a digital illustrator/painter and graphic designer. View his artwork at www. kbbacon.com.

LENNIE DEAN (Education Associate) received an MFA in Acting from Temple University and has been part of the Sonoma County theater scene for 40 years. Her skills, talents, and passion have led her to teach, act, direct, and work as dramaturg, in addition to producing for several theater companies and schools in New York, Philadelphia and San Francisco. As the Education Associate she teaches adult and senior acting classes. She developed the annual Star Seekers contest for middle school students. Her favorite acting role of late was as Meg in Beauty Queen of Leenane, for which she won the SOTA award for best actress. At 6th Street she has directed Silent Sky, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Happy by Rob Caisley, and most recently The Children’s Hour and Threshold Theatre’s John.

ANNA HECHT (Theatre Operations Associate) is a graduate of San Francisco State University, receiving a Bachelor of 10

Arts degree in print and online journalism. She was a theatre reporter and editor for two college newspapers throughout her education. During those years, she also interned for the North Bay Bohemian and Theatre Bay Area. She is excited to be a part of 6th Street Playhouse where she can combine her journalism skills and love of theatre.

CRAIG A. MILLER (Artistic Director) received his B.A. in Acting at the Illinois State University School of Theatre, and his M.F.A. in Directing at the University of South Carolina. Before 6th Street, he was the Executive Artistic Director of East Window Theatre Co. in Chicago, IL (1996-2000), served as Casting Associate for The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey (2003-2005), and founded and served as the Artistic Director of The Texas Repertory Theatre Co. in Houston, TX (2005-2011). Craig has directed professional productions at regional theatres across the United States, receiving critical acclaim in publications including American Theatre Magazine, Variety, and The New York Times. His directing credits at the Playhouse include more than 25 productions. He was nominated for Best Director by the San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle for August: Osage County and RED and both productions won the SFBATCC award for Best Ensemble.

WHO’S WHO NANCY MORGAN (Business Manager) has non-artistic “credits” that include an MBA degree from Indiana University Bloomington and a 9,000 mile bicycle trip across the United States with husband, Bill. She has worked as a staff accountant for Ottaway Newspapers and in Bill’s start-up company, Calan Inc., purchased by Hewlett Packard in 1995. A transplanted Hoosier, Nancy is an ardent volunteer. In 2003 she responded to the box office needs of the Santa Rosa Players & Actors Theater, now the 6th Street Playhouse. GAIL REINE (Costume Designer/Costume Shop Manager) has been with 6th Street for a little over 6 years starting as a volunteer in the costume shop, and whose work has progressed to being a SOTA nominee in costume design. With a degree in graphic design, she worked for many years in the field and has been able to utilize those skills, bringing with her an “eye for design.” A native Santa Rosan, she is happy to be a part of such a community favorite as 6th Street and its amazing staff and rotating talent.

JARED SAKREN (Executive Director) joined the playhouse after 15 years as the Producing Artistic Director of the Southwest Shakespeare Company, the premiere classical theatre of Arizona where he served as both the management and artistic leader. He is a graduate of The Juilliard School, a founding member of the Acting Company with John Houseman with whom he performed on Broadway, off-Broadway, and on national tours. He has worked at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, the Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles, the La Jolla Playhouse, the Mark Taper Forum, and the Guthrie Theatre. He has taught at the Juilliard School, Yale School of Drama, American Conservatory Theatre, NYU Tisch, Oxford University, and the National Institute of Dramatic Art in Sydney. Jared is a “Piper Fellow”, class of 2012, which took him to best practice sites across the US and England, attending business programs at MIT and the American Management Association in San Francisco.

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WHO’S WHO RYAN SEVERT (Co-Lighting Designer) studied Experimental Theatre and New Works Development at Arizona State University’s Herberger Institute for Design and The Arts. He has worked at 6th Street since he was in high school, performing in Rent and 1940’s Radio Hour. Other appearances include From Russia With Love, My Fair Lady, A Christmas Carol and The Rocky Horror Show. He has also worked for Pacific Conservatory of The Performing Arts, Childsplay Theater and American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco. CHRISTINA SMITH (Box Office

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