THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME 2025 by btcivictheatre

A WELCOME FROM MAYOR FINKAM

On behalf of the City of Carmel, I am delighted to welcome you to Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre’s production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time! Our city's vibrant arts and cultural scene is a big part of what makes Carmel such a fantastic place to live, work, and visit, and Civic Theatre plays a key role in bringing that creative energy to life. As the longest continuously operating community theatre in the United States, Civic Theatre has been a cultural cornerstone of Central Indiana since its founding in 1915, offering outstanding live entertainment to a broad and diverse audience. It is the largest community theatre in Indiana, and also ranks among the 10 largest in the country. Since 2011, Civic Theatre has been proud to call Carmel home, enriching our community and building a lasting legacy, and we are so fortunate to have Civic as one of the pillar organizations within our beautiful Allied Solutions Center for the Performing Arts.

Civic Theatre’s programs cater to all ages and interests. The Junior Civic program introduces young people, from toddlers to teens, to theatre skills and life lessons - such as discipline, self-confidence, and teamwork - that help build a stronger community. Each year, Civic delivers 90 performances and provides more than 500 opportunities for volunteers and professionals to participate onstage and behind the scenes in a high-caliber setting, with access to cutting-edge equipment and facilities—right here in the heart of Carmel!

I encourage everyone to enjoy the remarkable shows and educational programs that Civic Theatre offers. My heartfelt thanks go to the staff, crew, volunteers and patrons who make the Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre such an invaluable cultural partner in our community.

Enjoy the show!

Mayor

Sue Finkam

City of Carmel

MICHAEL

EXECUTIVE

A PLAY BY SIMON STEPHENS BASED ON THE NOVEL BY MARK HADDON

WOLFLEY THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME WAS FIRST PRESENTED BY THE NATIONAL THEATRE, LONDON AT THE COTTESLOE THEATRE ON AUGUST 2ND 2012 AND TRANSFERRED TO THE GIELGUD THEATRE, WEST END, LONDON ON MARCH 12TH 2013. THE PLAY OPENED IN THE USA AT THE ETHEL BARRYMORE THEATRE ON OCTOBER 5TH 2014. THIS PLAY IS PRESENTED BY KIND PERMISSION OF WARNER BROS. ENTERTAINMENT.

ROBINSON

DIRECTOR'S LETTER

Welcome to Civic Theatre’s production of THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME.

As I sit down to write this note, I am reminded of the first time I read Mark Haddon’s novel. When describing the story to a friend, I found myself struggling to express in simple terms just what the book was about. I use the word struggle because, as humans, we are hardwired to label and organize the world around us, neatly filing people, places, and things into our internal storage units.

After revisiting the book and attending a performance of the play, adapted by Simon Stephens, it became clear to me that this story defies simple categorization. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time is many things at once: a murder mystery, a hero’s journey, a coming-of-age tale, and a deeply moving family drama. However, at its core, I came to see it as a story about difference—and how society perceives, interacts with, and often misunderstands those who do not fit into its expected norms.

Our protagonist, Christopher Boone, is a unique and brilliant teenager. While he excels in mathematics and logic, he is often naive when interacting with the world around him and struggles to navigate the complexities of human relationships and social conventions. While many have speculated about Christopher’s neurodivergence, Mark Haddon intentionally avoided labeling him. Instead, Haddon describes Christopher simply as “a mathematician with behavioral problems.” This distinction is important, as it shifts our focus away from a clinical diagnosis and toward an exploration of what it means to see and experience the world differently.

I would like to make one thing clear; this is not a play about autism, Asperger Syndrome, or any other specific condition. Rather, it is an opportunity to reflect on the beauty and challenges of human diversity. It is about the ways in which we connect—or fail to connect—with those who experience the world in ways we may not fully understand. A connection that seems more important than ever.

In creating this production, I sought to show you the world through Christopher’s eyes—his frustrations, triumphs, setbacks, and discoveries. Through this lens, the cast works to illustrate the exhilarating and complex in what we often see as mundane and ordinary. It is a perspective that challenges each of us to examine our own assumptions about “normalcy” and to recognize the extraordinary in all of us.

Thank you for joining us on this journey. I hope Christopher's story leaves you inspired to embrace the richness of the human experience in all its forms—and that you leave the theater not only entertained, but also inspired to approach differences with curiosity, empathy, and understanding.

Enjoy the show!

Jay Hemphill Director

CAST

Christopher Boone Ozzy Heath

Siobhan Jean Childers Arnold

Ed Boone Eric Reiberg

Judy Boone Afton Shepard

Voice One/Mrs. Shears (and others) Lisa K. Anderson

Voice Two/Roger Shears (and others) Matt Anderson

Voice Three/Policeman (and others) Lukas Robinson

Voice Four/Reverend Peters (and others) Rex Wolfley

Voice Five/No. 40 (and others) Kennedy Morgan

Voice Six/Mrs. Alexander (and others) Carrie Andrews Reiberg

PRODUCTION STAFF

Properties Coordinator Michael J. Lasley

Projection Programmer Michael J. Lasley

Deck Crew Mickey Masterson, Katie Zack

Spot Operators Mike Wadelton, Tanner Brunson

Dialect Coach Glynnis Kunkel-Ruiz

Light Board Operator Nicole Cooper

Costume Assistant Jessica Palmer

Costume Volunteers John Rosenbalm, Rose Rosenbalm, Robin Uhrig, Cheryl Conces, Louise Conces

Audition Coordinator Brianne Williams

Studio Technical Director Brian Coon THERE WILL BE ONE 15-MINUTE INTERMISSION

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CAST BIOS

AFTON SHEPARD SHE/HER (JUDY)

Afton is thrilled to make her Civic debut with this talented team. Afton’s love of classical theatre, musicals, and Shakespeare influences her dynamic acting style, and she enjoys roles taking her outside her comfort zone. Favorite roles include Angels in America (The Angel), Richard II (King Richard), Antony and Cleopatra (Cleopatra), Doubt (Sister James), A Chorus Line (Val), The Drowsy Chaperone (Janet), and All Shook Up (Sandra). Beyond the stage she loves archaeology, waterslides, and exploring national parks with her husband and daughter. She’s grateful to Jay and the entire cast and crew for this unforgettable experience. Follow her @shepardafton.

CARRIE ANDREWS REIBERG (VOICE SIX/MRS. ALEXANDER (AND OTHERS))

Carrie studied theatre at Indiana University, The Shakespeare Theatre in Washington D.C. and The Atlantic Theatre Company in Manhattan. Favorite roles include: Mrs. Van Daan in THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK, Kitty in SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION, Portia in JULIUS CAESAR, LADY CAPULET in Romeo and Juliet, Desdemona in OTHELLO, Nan in THREE DAYS OF RAIN, Beatrice in MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, and Lysistrata in LYSISTRATA.

ERIC REIBERG HE/HIM (ED BOONE)

Eric is an (almost) lifelong resident of Indianapolis. He has most recently appeared on stage in A CASE FOR THE EXISTENCE OF GOD with American Lives Theatre, GALLERY with Catalyst Repertory, and a reading of Keiko Green’s WAD at The New Harmony Project’s PlayFest Indy. Most of his career in the performing arts has been spent working in technical theater, event production, and teaching stage technology. He has worked as a designer and technical director for numerous plays and musicals. He thanks Leo and Lucas and all his family and friends for their enduring support and love.

JEAN CHILDERS ARNOLD (SIOBHAN)

Jean has been active in Indy theatre since her first role with Civic at Marion in 2011. Highlights have been all the Ken Ludwig shows at Civic, Eleanor of Aquitaine in THE LION IN WINTER with Southbank, FAIRFIELD and two VERY PHOENIX X-MAS's at Phoenix Theatre, DREAM HOUSE and THE CAKE at Fonseca Theatre, and COMPANY at CCP. She loved being Victoria in Betty Rage's LIVE AT THE PURPLE LOUNGE and swinging for OEDIPUS at IRT. Also, traveling with a Paul Daily-directed Bloomington Playwrights Project show in 2019 and to Syracuse with IRT's co-production of CLUE as swing.

KENNEDY MORGAN (VOICE FIVE/NO. 40 (AND OTHERS))

Kennedy Morgan is thrilled to return to the stage in THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT TIME. After modeling for 2 years and pursuing a degree in Visual Communications at IUI, Kennedy has rekindled her passion for theater, which began in middle school and continued into her sophomore year of college. This marks her first performance back on stage, and she's grateful for the opportunity to be a part of this incredible production and excited to share this journey with the audience.

LISA K. ANDERSON SHE/HER (VOICE ONE/MRS. SHEARS (AND OTHERS))

Lisa has been seen in various productions in the greater Indianapolis area with EclecticPond Theatre Company, Q Artistry, IndyFringe, and Bard Fest. Most recently, she played AnneMarie Andersen in the musical ANDERSEN: A FAIRYTALE LIFE at the Shelton, and Charity in A CHRISTMAS CAROL COMEDY at The District Theatre. In her work life, Lisa can be seen driving an Itty-Bitty Bookmobile and offering storytimes to children throughout Marion County. She shares her home with her delightful actor husband, Matt, and their two dogs and guinea pig. Lisa is thrilled to be performing at the Civic for the first time!

LUKAS ROBINSON HE/HIM (VOICE THREE/POLICEMAN (AND OTHERS))

Lukas Robinson is thrilled to be returning to Civic for his 6th show. Just back from the Niagara Falls area, where he starred with his Uncle(a longtime Niagara Falls Dinner Theatre legend) in "Face/Off - The Musical," Lukas is excited to work with such a talented cast and crew. He thanks his family and friends for their love and support.

CAST BIOS

MATT ANDERSON HE/HIM (VOICE TWO/ROGER SHEARS (AND OTHERS))

This is Matt Anderson’s fifth Civic production, most recently seen as Mr. Collins in PRIDE & PREJUDICE last month. Matt is excited to be sharing the stage with his wife Lisa as Mr. and Mrs. Shears, though this is not their first time acting together: previous collaborations include having played Sir Francis and Donna Lucia in CHARLEY’S AUNT; Mr. and Mrs. Bunks in Ben Asaykwee’s SCARY MARY, A POPPINS PARODY; and fellow Andersens in ANDERSEN: A FAIRY TALE LIFE. During the day, Matt works as an actor at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis.

OZZY HEATH (CHRISTOPHER)

Ozzy Heath is a senior at Lebanon High School, and is thrilled to be making his debut at Civic Theatre as Christopher Boone in Mark Haddons CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME. Ozzy would like to thank Ms. Becker, his Mom, and his 2 wonderful, amazing, and beautiful sisters for aiding him in his theatre journey!

REX ARTHUR WOLFLEY (VOICE FOUR/REVEREND PETERS (AND OTHERS))

Rex Arthur Wolfley is pleased as punch to join the cast of CURIOUS INCIDENT... having just left the regency era of the British Isles where he played Mr. Bennet in Civic's Pride and Prejudice. This performance is dedicated to his family who have been more than understanding while he has been walking around the house trying out different accents and other funny voices.

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STAFF BIOS

JAY HEMPHILL (DIRECTOR)

Jay Hemphill is a Midwest-based director, actor, and arts administrator. He has performed and taught throughout the Midwest and Southeast for over three decades. Locally, he has worked at Phoenix Theatre, Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre, IF Theatre, District Theatre, IU Summer Theatre, and Constellation Stage. In 2020, Jay received an MFA in Theatre and Drama from Indiana University. Most recently, he was assistant director for Civic’s 2024 production of Driving Miss Daisy. Offstage, Jay is the Director of Community Engagement at Dance Kaleidoscope and lives in the historic Herron-Morton neighborhood with his fiancé and their miniature schnauzers Georgie and Otto.

MARIEL GREENELEE (CHOREOGRAPHER)

Mariel Greenlee, originally from Binghamton, NY, completed her B.A. in Dance at Point Park University. She landed in Indianapolis in 2005 to join Dance Kaleidoscope as a professional contemporary dancer for the next 15years. She now sits on their board, and continues her work as a freelance choreographer and teaching artist, specializing in ballet, contemporary, Graham technique, musical theater dance, and stage movement. She has choreographed more than 100 professional works for dance and theatre companies such as: Dance Kaleidoscope, Indianapolis Ballet, Indiana Repertory Theater, The Phoenix Theater, Phoenix Rising Dance Company, Relevations, Indy Summer Stock Stage, American Lives Theater, Butler University, Zach & Zack Productions, Fonseca Theater, Summit Theater, Indianapolis Shakespeare Company and the Pittsburgh Public Theater. Mariel received the Individual Artist Grant from the Indiana Arts Commission in 2007, the Creative Renewal Arts Fellowship from the Arts Council of Indianapolis in 2010, she was chosen as a project choreographer for the Regional Dance America National Choreographers Initiative program in 2017, and was a 2020-21 fellow for the OnRamp Entrepreneur Accelerator Program with the Indiana Arts Commission. This last award helped to spearhead her most recent undertaking: founding The Indy Dance Council, a nonprofit dedicated to elevating the profile of dance in the region. More info is available at www.indydancecouncil.org or you can follow on Instagram @indydancecouncil. She is grateful for her fist experience with the Civic Theater and sends extra love and gratitude her husband for the support and to her 4yr old son, Alex, for the endless inspiration.

NICOLE COOPER (STAGE MANAGER)

Nicole Cooper is excited to be back once again in the Studio Theater for this incredible production of THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME. Nicole has had the pleasure of stage managing several productions, including WHITE CHRISTMAS, DRIVING MISS DAISY, and REVUE! 2024 for Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre. She graduated from Ball State University’s Department of Theatre and Dance with a degree in stage management, where she worked on a variety of productions including musicals, new works, and choreography projects. Special thanks to her mother, Julie, for her constant support and encouragement!

ALLISON GIBBS (PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER)

Allison leads the stage management team at Civic Theatre and loves bringing a vision to life on stage. She graduated from the Indiana University Theatre & Drama department where she trained in stage and production management. While Allison has worked a wide variety of theatre, film, television, concerts and events in her career, her heart always leads her back to the stage for plays and musicals. Previous stage management credits at Civic Theatre include SOUND OF MUSIC, ELF THE MUSICAL, 42ND STREET, WILLY WONKA, CABARET and CAT IN THE HAT. Special thanks and love to Pat, Harper, Juliet and Melody!

ADRIENNE CONCES (COSTUME DESIGN)

Adrienne has been the Resident Costume Designer for Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre since 2013. She received her B.S. and M.A. in Apparel Design and Historical Costume from Ball State University. Adrienne’s career first took her to Fort Lauderdale, FL, as the Costume Designer for the American Heritage Center for the Arts. While in south Florida, she also designed costumes for several competitive dance academies. She is now in her twelfth season with Civic, and some of her favorite Civic Theatre productions include THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST, SPAMALOT, LITTLE WOMEN, and THE COLOR PURPLE. Adrienne strives to foster an inclusive and safe environment for everyone. She would like to thank her wonderful family, friends, and shop volunteers for all of their help and support!

DREW BRYSON (HAIR/WIGS)

STAFF BIOS

Drew Bryson (he/they) (Hair/Wigs) is thrilled to be back in Indianapolis where he began his career in theatrical wig work in 2014. Broadway: BOOK OF MORMON, PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, SOME LIKE IT HOT; Off Broadway: KINKY BOOTS; Natl. Tour: ANASTASIA, HAIRSPRAY, WAITRESS; Regional/Local: THE PROM, WHITE CHRISTMAS (Civic); SOMETHING ROTTEN (Encore), THE ADDAMS FAMILY (Encore). “One day at a time.” @hairbyblairofficial

RYAN KOHARCHIK (LIGHTING DESIGN)

Ryan is the Resident Scene and Lighting Designer for Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre and, from 1996 to the present, has served as the Resident Lighting Designer for the Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre. Some of his most notable productions for Civic Theatre include: MAMA MIA, NEWSIES, THE MUSIC MAN, TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, LES MISÉRABLES, THE DROWSY CHAPERON, PIPPIN, EVITA, AIDA, INTO THE WOODS, THE WILL ROGERS FOLLIES, OKLAHOMA!, AND CITY OF ANGELS. Other credits include: DRIVING MISS DAISY, THE TURN OF THE SCREW, CYRANO, PAINTING CHURCHES, and many other productions for the Indiana Repertory Theatre, ANGELS IN AMERICA parts 1 & 2 and COMPANY for the Phoenix Theatre, and LA CASA AZUL for the Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre. Ryan holds an M.F.A. in Lighting Design from Boston University, and a BS in Theatre Design and Technology from Ball State University. Ryan would like to thank his beautiful and talented wife Mikayla and his two beautiful sons Reed and Rowan for their love and support.

MICHAEL J. LASLEY (SOUND DESIGN/PROJECTIONS TECHNICIAN)

Michael has been an integral part of Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre since 1990 and has held the esteemed position of Executive Artistic Director since 2016. As of January 8, 2024, he proudly marks 34 years of dedicated service to Civic, during which time he has contributed to over 240 remarkable productions. His journey at Civic commenced with Sound Design and Carpentry, and over the years, he has immersed himself in all aspects of Civic Theatre’s operations, spanning from production to administrative res ponsibilities, and even gracing the stage as a performer.

In addition to his broad responsibilities, Michael has served as the House Sound Designer for nearly every production since 1997. His talents also led him to the role of Producing Director for a remarkable 15-year tenure, where he skillfully managed budgets, production timelines, and a dedicated staff. Michael’s leadership extended to overseeing the logistical challenges of relocating Civic’s physical presence twice. Notably, he played a pivotal role in the design and construction team responsible for the Tarkington, Studio Theater, and support spaces during the move to Carmel, acting as the owner’s representative in crucial decision-making processes.

As a director, Michael has lent his creative vision to more than 38 productions at Civic since 2000, including memorable performances such as WAIT UNTIL DARK, JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT (eight productions), THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, HAIRSPRAY, THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST, ELF THE MUSICAL, THE COLOR PURPLE and RENT.

Beyond his directorial accomplishments, Michael’s technical expertise shines through his designs, be it for sound, lights, or scenery. His artistic contributions have left an indelible mark on most theatres in Indianapolis, earning him recognition and accolades for his sound designs from The Indianapolis Star and the League of Indianapolis Theatres.

While primarily working behind-the-scenes, Michael has occasionally graced the stage, delivering compelling performances in roles like Larry in COMPANY, Arthur in LOVE! VALOUR! COMPASSION! and Czolgosz in ASSASSINS, all at the Phoenix Theatre. He took on the iconic character of Zach in A CHORUS LINE at Civic in 1993, and in a triumphant return to acting in 2015 after a 17-year hiatus, portrayed Caiaphas in JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR.

A true native of Central Indiana, Michael’s roots run deep. He attended Avon High School, IUPUI, and Ball State University, nurturing his passion for theatre and honing his skills. Michael and his lovely wife, actress Marni Lemons, who is a third-generation Civic performer, reside in a charming 130-year-old house in downtown Indianapolis. Their enduring partnership of 29 years is a testament to their shared love for the performing arts and their remarkable contributions to the theatre community.

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Peggy Cranfill was Civic’s Director of Education from 1997-2002 and taught in our classrooms for over a decade beyond that. Her devotion to arts education was contagious and unflappable. We dedicate Jr. Civic’s collection of children’s literature and classroom materials in loving memory of her and to the students who brought her so much joy. We thank the donors to the Peggy Cranfill Memorial Library Fund for their gracious support. If you would like to contribute to the Library Fund, please contact kate@civictheatre.org.

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