MAY 10–JUNE 2
DIRECTED
PHOTO CREDIT: Chloe McFarlane and Evan Taylor (Photo by Nile Scott Studios)
Christopher V. Edwards, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
Jen Babcock, MANAGING DIRECTOR
Lindsay Williams, DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
Regine Vital
SCENIC DESIGN
Saskia Martínez
SOUND DESIGNER/ MUSICIAN
Jesse Hinson*
INTIMACY DIRECTOR
Olivia Dumaine
PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER
Lisette van den Boogaard
COSTUME DESIGN
Lisa Coleman
PROPS DESIGN/ASSOCIATE PRODUCTION MANAGER
Grey Rung
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
Andrew Chandler
ASSISTANT LIGHTING DESIGNER
Clem Moakley
ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER
Jolie Frazer*
Deb Sullivan
MOVEMENT CHOREOHRAPHY
Ilya Vidrin LIGHTING DESIGN
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
James Cannon
WARDROBE SUPERVISOR
Marissa Wolf
*Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States
Shakespeare in American Communities is a program of the National Endowment for the Arts in partnership with Arts Midwest
ACTORS' SHAKESPEARE PROJECT
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ROBERTS STUDIO THEATER at The Calderwood Pavilion 527 Tremont St. Boston, MA 02116
PHOTO CREDIT: Chloe McFarlane and Evan Taylor (Photo by Nile Scott Studios)
Romeo and Juliet is the ultimate romantic tragedy. I think of rapturous music and lofty language. We luxuriate in the tears. We thrill to the spark of fresh love. How do we reconcile our craving of this kind of entertainment with a value of the need for basic support, decency, and boring peaceful normalcy?
What excites me about directing this play is the strikingly modern and relatable family and community dysfunctions. The calcified feuding of the Capulets/Montagues resonates with American politics of May 2024.
Just as Romeo tries to resist the gravitational pull toward apathy and violence, Tybalt can’t bear to experience the world any other way. This is the way of Verona since before both of them were born. How is violence handed down and internalized with each new generation? Who will finally break the chain and how?
In a world of bloodshed, where lies love? In our communities, who do we turn to for support? Mom? Best friend? Family priest Do we always get that support? What if there’s neglect, or they love us deeply and still steer us wrong? How do our most important relationships affect our resilience in the face of capital T Trauma?
The elder Capulets and Montages have f**ked around and the next generation is finding out. The collateral damage of their brawling and passion is the very love we thought we came to see.
We hope you will come along with us for our perhaps a bit less romantic investigation of the most famous “love story” in the world.
MARIANNA BASSHAM
ESME ALLEN* SHE/HER
LADY CAPULET
PETER DIMAGGIO HE/HIM PARIS/SAMPSON
EVAN TAYLOR HE/HIM
ROMEO
SANDRA SEOANE-SERÍ SHE/THEY TYBALT
FERNANDO BARBOSA HE/HIM
FRIAR LAURENCE/ ENSEMBLE
CHRISTOPHER V. EDWARDS* HE/HIM LORD CAPULET
CHLOE MCFARLANE SHE/HER
JULIET
JULES TALBOT SHE/THEY PRINCE/ENSEMBLE
MICHAEL BROADHURST* HE/HIM MERCUTIO
JESSE HINSON* HE/HIM APOTHECARY/ ENSEMBLE
PAULA PLUM* SHE/HER NURSE
NICOLAS ZULUAGA HE/HIM BENVOLIO +
*Member of
ESME ALLEN* (Lady Capulet ) is a Resident Acting Company Member with the Actors' Shakespeare Project. Actors’ Shakespeare Project: Much Ado About Nothing, The Cherry Orchard, Middletown, and The Merry Wives of Windsor. Regional: Hurricane Diane (The Huntington); GLORIA, Gloucester Blue, North Shore Fish (Gloucester Stage Company); Muckrakers, Elephant Man and Amadeus (New Repertory Theatre); Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (Greater Boston Stage Company); Dog Paddle (Bridge Repertory Theater); and Coriolanus (Commonwealth Shakespeare Company). Film/TV: The Good Wife (CBS). Education: MFA in Acting from The California Institute of the Arts. She teaches at Salem State University and Northshore Community College. (she/ her)
FERNANDO BARBOSA (Friar Laurence/ Ensemble) Actors’ Shakespeare Project: debut! Regional: As You Like It (Catskill Mountain Shakespeare); Clue: On Stage! (Greater Boston Stage Company); The Taming of the Shrew, Macbeth, Much Ado About Nothing (Sh!t-Faced Shakespeare), Peter and The Starcatcher (Penobscot Theatre Company); The Play That Goes Wrong (Rochester Opera House); Think of Me Tuesday, Native Gardens (Gloucester Stage Co.); Love’s Labor’s Lost (Hub Theatre Co.); Alls Well that Ends Well, Cymbeline (Commonwealth Shakespeare Co.). Education: BFA in Theatre Performance from Salem State University. (he/him)
MICHAEL BROADHURST* ( Mercutio)
Actors’ Shakespeare Project: The
Taming of the Shrew Off-Broadway: Life Sucks (Wheelhouse Theatre Company); Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me (Animus Theatre); Pride and Prejudice (Primary Stages). Regional: Gloria (Gloucester Stage); Treasure Island (Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park); The General From America, Twelfth Night, The Book of Will, As You Like It, Measure for Measure, and So Please You (Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival). Film/ TV: “Succession” (HBO), “Julia” (HBO), “The Holdovers” (Dir. Alexander Payne), “Minyan” (Dir. Eric Steele), as well as many commercials. Mike is a founding member of The Living Room Theatre Company in Vermont where he has appeared in many productions, including The Cherry Orchard, Exit The King, and The Seagull, among others. Love to R! (he/him)
PETER DIMAGGIO (Paris/Sampson)
Actors’ Shakespeare Project: debut. Regional: Once, Shakespeare in Love, Mercury (Boston University); Troilus and Cressida (LAMDA). Education: BFA in Acting from Boston University, Certificate in Classical Acting from LAMDA, Theatre Arts degree from Interlochen Arts Academy. Peter is very excited to be making his regional theatre debut with ASP! He’d like to thank his mentors, friends, and family for their constant love and support. @peterdimaggio. peterdimaggio.com. (he/him)
CHRISTOPHER V. EDWARDS* ( Lord Capulet) is currently the Artistic Director of Actors’ Shakespeare Project, making his ASP acting debut. Actors’ Shakespeare Project (Directing): The Taming of the Shrew, Let The Right
One In, The Bomb-itty of Errors, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged), Pride & Prejudice, Equivocation, Much Ado About Nothing. Selected Regional (Directing): Fences [2023 Berkshire Theatre Critic Award Winner — Outstanding Production], ‘ART’ (Shakespeare & Company); Hamlet (Gloucester Stage Company); Fences, A Raisin in the Sun (Cincinnati Shakespeare Company); How I Learned What I Learned, Fences (Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival). Education: MFA, University of Minnesota. (he/him)
JESSE HINSON* ( Apothecary/ Ensemble ) is a Resident Artist with Actors’ Shakespeare Project. Actors’ Shakespeare Project: The Merchant of Venice, Exit the King, The Tempest, The Winter's Tale, Henry VI, The Comedy of Errors, As You Like It, Pericles, Twelfth Night, Antony and Cleopatra Regional: A Case for the Existence of God, Heroes of the Fourth Turning, Shakespeare in Love (SpeakEasy Stage Company); Macbeth, Cymbeline (Commonwealth Shakespeare Company); The Thanksgiving Play (Lyric Stage Company); Incels and Other Myths (Boston Playwrights’ Theatre); and Photograph 51 (Central Square Theater). Jesse is a Teaching Professor and the Undergraduate Coordinator for the Department of Theatre at Northeastern University. (he/him)
CHLOE MCFARLANE ( Juliet) Actors’ Shakespeare Project: debut. Regional: One Penny Down (Boston University). Film/TV: Mr. Santa (Dir. Noel Calloway); (Dir. Giorgio Arcelli). Education: Currently pursing the Theatre Arts B.F.A at Boston University, with concentration in Playwriting, Movement Direction, and Acting. Past education includes Fiorello H. LaGuardia class of 2022 acting major, as well as training at Atlantic Theatre Company, HB Studio, Stella Adler Studio of Acting and The British American Dramatic Academy (BADA). Instagram: chlo.mcfarlane. (she/her)
PLUM* ( Nurse) is a Founding Member of Actors’ Shakespeare Project. Actors’ Shakespeare Project (Acting): A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Richard II, Phèdre, As You Like It, Pericles, Antony and Cleopatra, Much Ado About Nothing, Macbeth, All's Well That Ends Well, Measure for Measure, Richard III Actors’ Shakespeare Project (Directing): Twelfth Night, The School for Scandal, Macbeth. Selected Regional: Grand Horizons, Barefoot in the Park (Gloucester Stage Company); The Inheritance, The Children [2020 Elliot Norton Award — Outstanding Actress] (SpeakEasy Stage Company); Last Night at Bowl-Mor Lanes (Greater Boston Stage Company); The Roommate, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? [2017 Elliot Norton Award — Outstanding Actress], Miss Witherspoon [2007 Elliot Norton Award — Outstanding Actress] (Lyric Stage Company); Top Girls, Tartuffe (The Huntington). Film: “Mermaids”, “Malice”, “Next Stop Wonderland”, and “Irrational Man”. Television: Science Court (three seasons ABC) and co-creator and star of The Dick & Paula Celebrity Special for FX. She is the recipient of the 2004 Elliot Norton Award for Sustained Excellence, and the 2003 Distinguished Alumni Award from Boston UniversityFrom 2003 through 2019, Paula served as Artistic Director of WGBH’s A Christmas Celtic Sojourn featuring Brian O’Donovan.She has been published in American Theatre magazine and is married to actor and fellow ASP Founding Member Richard Snee. (she/her)
Actors’ Shakespeare Project: debut! Regional: In Her Bones (WAM Theatre); K-I-S-S-I-N-G, The Art of Burning (The Huntington); Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley (Shakespeare & Company); Truth of Consequences (Fresh Ink Theatre Company); BLKS (Speakeasy Stage Company); Romeo and Juliet (Apollinaire/Teatro Chelsea); Pipeline (WAM Theatre/Central Square Theatre). Film: “Figure of Speech,'' directed
by Gordon Chan; “Maria” directed by Michelle Falcón Fontánez, “Shift” directed by Daniela Martinez. Education: Bachelor of Arts in Theater from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Trained at Shakespeare and Company’s Summer Shakespeare Intensive. SandraSeoaneSeri.com. (she/they)
JULES TALBOT (Prince/Ensemble)
Actors’ Shakespeare Project: Coriolanus Regional: John Proctor is the Villain [Elliot Norton Nomination — Outstanding Featured Performer] (The Huntington); Alice, Pippi Longstocking, The Miracle Worker (Wheelock Family Theatre); Party Bots, Made You Look (Lyric Back Stage at Lyric Stage Company); The Best Christmas Pageant Ever (Greater Boston Stage Company); Wild Swimming (Apollinaire Theater); The Nether (Flat Earth Theatre). Education: BA NYU. @julestalbot, julestalbot.com. (she/they)
EVAN TAYLOR ( Romeo) Actors’ Shakespeare Project: debut. Regional: Flight of The Legless Bird (Chuang Stage). Education: BFA in Acting from Emerson College.
NICOLAS ZULUAGA ( Benvolio/ Dance Captain) Actors’ Shakespeare Project: debut. Regional: how to make an American Son (Common Thread Theatre Collective); Sävë thë Whälës (Boston Playwrights Theatre); Mother May I? (Boston Center for the Arts); La Lavadora (Full Circle Players). Education: BFA in Acting from Boston University. nzuluaga. com, @nickzuluaga. (he/him)
MARIANNA BASSHAM* (Director) is a Resident Artist with Actors’ Shakespeare Project, where acting highlights include Julius Caesar, The Cherry Orchard, God's Ear, and The Hotel Nepenthe. Her directing credits include Heroes of the Fourth Turning and Every Brilliant Thing
(SpeakEasy Stage Company). She has won Elliot Norton Awards for her work in Blackbird and People, Places and Things, also both at SpeakEasy, and has acted all over town since 2001, where highlights include Twelfth Night (Commonwealth Shakespeare), Our Town (The Huntington, directed by David Cromer) and Constellations (Central Square Theater). She teaches acting at Boston Conservatory at Berklee and coaches privately. www.MariannaBassham.com (she/her)
LISA COLEMAN (Costume Design) is making her Actors’ Shakespeare Project debut. A costume designer graduating this May from Boston University, she has designed local indie film "Bad Voodoo," and student short film "Ashes." Her goals include costume designing for film, television and theatre.
OLIVIA DUMAINE (Intimacy Director) Actors’ Shakespeare Project: The Taming of the Shrew, As You Like It Regional Intimacy Credits: The Normal Heart (New Repertory Theatre); The House of Ramón Iglesia, Passing Strange (Moonbox Productions), Ada and the Engine (Central Square Theater), Much Ado About Nothing (Shakespeare & Company), Everyday Life and Other Odds and Ends (Sleeping Weazel). Education: Salem State University; Intimacy Directors and Coordinators, Theatrical Intimacy Education, Intimacy for the Stage and Screen. Learn more at her website. (she/her)
JOLIE FRAZER-MADGE* (Assistant Stage Manager) is excited to be back at ASP, having previously worked with them on Let the Right One In (ASM)! Jolie is a part-time stage manager at Blue Man Group Boston as well as a freelancer around town. Recent Boston credits include A Case for the Existence of God at SpeakEasy Stage, Queer Voices Festival at Boston Theatre Company, and Oklahoma! at Reagle Music Theater. Jolie holds a
BFA in Stage Management from Boston University. (she/her)
SASKIA MARTÍNEZ (Scenic Design)
Actors’ Shakespeare Project: King Hedley II, How I Learned To Drive, The Taming of the Shrew, As You Like It, Coriolanus, Seven Guitars Regional: The Addams Family, Head Over Heels, Little Women: The Musical (Wheelock Family Theatre), HER|alive.un.dead (Guerilla Opera). Education: Boston University. (they/them)
CLEM MOAKLEY (Lighting Design Intern)
Regional: Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind, Eurydice (Meridian Academy); Mermaid Hour (Arrow Street Arts); The Addams Family Musical (Beyond the 4th Wall). Education: Meridian Academy.
GREY RUNG (Props Design) is a New England based Scenic Artist and Production Manager. He earned his BFA in Theatre Production and Design from Westminster University in Salt Lake City, UT. Grey’s recent regional credits include: Actors' Shakespeare Project’s King Hedley II (Associate Production Manager). Salt Lake Acting Company’s Yoga Play, Sankofa, Hairy and Sherri, Frog and Toad, and Sleeping Giant (Scenic Charge Artist). Plan-B Theatre Company’s Fire! (Electrician), Go Home Come Back (Scenic Build/Electrician) and My Brother was a Vampire (Stage Manager and Scenic Build/Electrician); Sandy Art’s Guild’s Steel Magnolias (Set Designer); La Musica Lyrica 2022 (Props Master); and Good Company Theatre’s Man and Moon (Projectionist).
DEB SULLIVAN (Lighting Design) is a Boston-based lighting designer with OffBroadway, regional, local and educational credits. Design work has been seen on stages with Actors’ Theatre of Louisville, Actors’ Shakespeare Project, Alliance Theatre, Berkshire Theatre Festival, Boston Conservatory at Berklee, Brandeis University, Cleveland Playhouse, Dorset
Playhouse, Gloucester Stage Company, Greater Boston Stage Company, Harbor Stage Company, The Huntington, New Repertory Theatre, The Public Theater/ NYSF, Shakespeare and Company, SpeakEasy Stage Company, Trinity Repertory Company, Two River Theatre, WP Theatre and many others. Member IATSE United Scenic Artists Local 829. www.dlsullivanld.com
LISETTE VAN DEN BOOGAARD
(Production Stage Manager) is a freelance Stage Manager around the Boston area and is very excited about working with Actors Shakespeare Project again! Actors' Shakespeare Project: How I Learned to Drive (ASM), The Taming of the Shrew (SM). Regional: A Midsummer Night’s Dream (PSM, CSC); Machine Learning (ASM, Central Square Theatre); Romeo and Juliet (SM, Commonwealth Shakespeare Company); Metamorphoses (PSM, Suffolk University); Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus (ASM PA, Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theatre).
ILYA VIDRIN (Movement Choreography)
Contemporary Choreographies: Poise (L.A. Contemporary Dance Company); Poise Suite, Wait/Weight (North Atlantic Ballet); Eclipse (Ballet Des Moines); OverWhelm (BallettxSchwerin).
Movement Direction: Everybody, The Bacchae, Sensitive Guys, Polaroid Stories, As You Like It, Mary Stuart (Northeastern University). Choreographic Residencies: Proxies, Tethered, IMPACT (Jacob’s Pillow); More or Less (New Museum); Verklarte Nacht (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston). Education: B.S. Northeastern University; Ed.M. Harvard University; Ph.D., Coventry University (UK). www. ilyavidrin.com (he/they) (she/her)
REGINE VITAL (Assistant Director) is a storyteller, theatre artist, educator and current Associate Producer at Actor’s Shakespeare Project. Regional: The Huntington, Commonwealth Shakespeare Company, American Repertory
Theatre, Actors' Shakespeare Project, ArtsEmerson, Company One, SpeakEasy Stage, Central Square Theatre. Fringe: Fresh Ink Theatre, Boston University School of Theatre, Moonbox Productions, Plays In Place, Flat Earth Theatre, HUB Theatre of Boston, Open Theatre Project, Concord Players, Birch Tree Productions, Green Door Labs. NYC/Podcasts/ Film: The Huntington, Rattlestick Playwrights Theatre, Broadway Podcast Network, The Penumbra Podcast, Revolutionary Spaces. Education: BA, Boston University; MA, University of Massachusetts, Boston; MA candidate, King’s College London/Shakespeare’s Globe. (she/her)
Actors’ Shakespeare Project: King Lear, Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged), Bright Half Light, Merchant of Venice, Seven Guitars, Coriolanus, As You Like It, How I Learned to Drive, The Taming of the Shrew, King Hedley II. Regional: Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812
(Emerson College); Pilgrims of the Night, Metamorphoses, Working, Midsummer Kinda, It Can't Happen Here (Suffolk University); Witness (Arlekin Players Theater). Education: Northeastern University.
*Member of Actors’ Equity Association
Founded in 1913, AEA represents 45,000 actors, singers, dancers and stage managers across the United States and seeks to advance, promote and foster the art of live theater as an essential component of our society. AEA negotiates wages and working conditions and provides a wide range of benefits including health and pension plans. 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.
Actors' Shakespeare Project is an awardwinning professional theater company with a Resident Acting Company and extensive education, youth and community programs. ASP works and performs in found spaces, schools, and theaters in Boston neighborhoods. We present and explore the robust language, resonant stories, and deeply human characters in Shakespeare's plays and in other language-based contemporary playwrights. Our work is focused on intimacy, storytelling, language, relationships, voice, risk and artistry within and throughout the Boston area.
For more information visit www.ActorsShakespeareProject.org.
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
Christopher V. Edwards
INTERIM MANAGING DIRECTOR
Jen Babcock Davis
DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION
Lindsay Williams
DIRECTOR OF MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS
Evan Turissini
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER
Regine Vital
PRODUCTION MANAGER
Matt Breton
GRAPHIC DESIGNER
Jules Talbot
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ASSOCIATE
Victoria Omoregie
LEAD TEACHING ARTIST
Emily Thibodeau
BOOKKEEPER
Louise Croteau
PRESIDENT
Jean Cummings
TREASURER
David Sandberg
CLERK
John Affleck
Carolina Cardillo
Bruce Herrmann
Jean Dany Joachim
Omar Robinson
Luke Salisbury
Esme Allen*
Lydia Barnett-Mulligan*
Marianna Bassham*
Allyn Burrows*
Paige Clark*
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Jesse Hinson*
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Doug Lockwood*
Marya Lowry*
Johnnie Mack
Nael Nacer*
Sarah Newhouse*
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Paula Plum*
Omar Robinson*
Mara Sidmore*
Alejandro Simoes*
Richard Snee*
Bobbie Steinbach*
Adele Nadine Traub*
Michael Forden Walker*
RAC EMERITI
Robert Walsh*
ASP FOUNDING ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
Benjamin Evett
*Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.
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