Cincinnati Shakespeare - Living Dead

OCT 14

OCT 29

2022

The past, brought to life.

CINCINNATI SHAKESPEARE COMPANY 2022-2023 Season Sponsored by The Otto M. Budig Family Foundation and Rosemary and Mark Schlachter Brian Isaac Phillips, Producing Artistic Director

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Directed By

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Samantha Reno Rainy Edwards Nina Agelvis Zack Bennett Robert Carlton Stimmel Kara Eble Trusty Gina Cerimele-Mechley

New Play Development Sponsor: The McElroy Family

Adaptation Sponsor:

Design Sponsor

“The Living Dead” is presented without an intermission Video or audio recording of this performance is strictly prohibited.

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The Living Dead Cast and Production Staff CAST Ben Nana/Zombie/Ensemble Sheriff/TV Newscaster/Ensemble Zombie Tommy Harold Barbara Helen Governor/Zombie/Ensemble Ava Duane/Zombie/Reverend/Ensemble

PRODUCTION STAFF Production Manager Production Stage Manager Assistant Stage Manager Technical Director General Technician Costume Shop Manager Carpenter Scenic Associate/Master Electrician Carpenter Technical Director Properties Supervisor Wardrobe Supervisor

Darnell Pierre Benjamin* Burgess Byrd* Cary Davenport* Jared Earland Charles Gidney Jim Hopkins* Courtney Lucien* Kelly Mengelkoch* Brianna Miller Annabel Phillips Adrian Devaughn Summers Kate Bindus Brenna Bishop* Arran Bowen Chris Holloway Drew Homan Abbi Howson Daniel Land Justen N. Locke Chase Melendez Robert Carlton Stimmel Kara Eble Trusty Emily Kemmerer

*Appearing through an Agreement between this theatre, the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, and Actors' Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States

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The Living Dead Cast

Jared Earland

Cary Davenport*

Burgess Byrd*

Darnell Pierre Benjamin*

Charles Gidney

Kelly Mengelkoch*

Jim Hopkins*

Brianna Miller

Courtney Lucien*

Adrian Devaughn Summers

INTRODUCING

Annabel Phillips

*Appearing through an Agreement between this theatre, the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, and Actors' Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States

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Cincinnati Shakespeare Company Staff Brian Isaac Phillips, Producing Artistic Director Kate Bindus, Production Manager Brenna Bishop, Resident Stage Manager Arran Bowen, Production Associate Sara Clark, Director of Development Colleen Dougherty, Education Associate Rainy Edwards, Resident Costume Designer Shelby Flynn, Operations Manager Candice Handy, Director of Education Chris Holloway, Technical Director Drew Homan, General Technician Abbi Howson, Costume Shop Manager Emily Kemmerer, Wardrobe Supervisor Colleen Ladrick, Front of House Manager

Justen N. Locke, Resident Lighting Designer and Scenic Associate Justin McCombs, Company Manager Kyrié Owen, Communications and Engagement Manager Patricia Ryan, Development Associate Samantha Reno, Resident Scenic Designer Robert Carlton Stimmel, Technical Director Kara Eble Trusty, Props Supervisor Lettie Van Hemert, General Manager Jeanna Vella, Director of Marketing and Data Analytics As of October 2022

From the Producers of

Publisher Ivy Bayer

Design Director Brittany Dexter

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Special Thanks We wish to thank the following corporations, foundations, agencies, and individuals for their support of the 2022-2023 Season. We are forever grateful.

As of September 30, 2022.

We endeavor to correctly recognize all of our supporters. If you see a problem with this list, please accept our apologies and email sara.clark@cincyshakes.com to correct. Thank you.

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Professional Associations Actors’ Equity Association (AEA), founded in 1913, represents more than 49,000 actors and stage managers in the United States.

Equity seeks to advance, promote and foster the art of live theatre as an essential component of our society. Equity negotiates wages and working conditions, providing 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. The Equity emblem is our mark of excellence. www.actorsequity.org

Cincinnati Shakespeare Company is proud to be a member of The Shakespeare Theatre Association (STA). For more information visit www.stahome.org.

STA was established to provide a forum for the artistic, managerial, educational leadership for theatres primarily involved with the production of the works of William Shakespeare; to discuss issues and methods of work, resources, and information; and to act as an advocate for Shakespearean productions and training.

Cincinnati Shakespeare Company is a member of the Theatre Communications Group (TCG). TCG is the national organization for theatre, with a membership network of 500+ member theatres and over 250 university, funder, trustee, and business affiliates, and over 7,000 individuals. TCG reaches over 1 million students, audience members, and theatre professionals each year through its programs and services.

The National Endowment for the Arts in partnership with Arts Midwest presents Shakespeare in American Communities.

Cincinnati Shakespeare Company is one of 40 professional theater companies across the nation selected to perform a Shakespeare play with a professional team of actors for middle- and high-schools and conduct related educational activities for students.

Cincinnati Shakespeare Company is a leader in workplace equity, earning an Ellequate Bronze in 2022. Ellequate-certified employers are leaders in making diverse, equitable, and inclusive workplaces the norm rather than the exception. Employers that are certified as Leaders In Workplace Equity meet standards of performance and accountability in six key measures of workplace culture, demonstrated by people-first policies, practices, and benefits, as well as employee experience. Ellequate is the nation's leading data-informed employer certification and cohort-based leadership program for intersectional workplace equity.

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New Play Development at CSC

Pictured: Isaiah Reaves

This production of The Living Dead by Isaiah Reaves is the first play in Company history that was commissioned, developed, and given a world-premiere production entirely at Cincinnati Shakespeare Company. This represents what we hope is the first in a long line of exciting new plays, elevating fresh and diverse new voices in the American Theatre. Starting with a commitment to the commissioning of new works in 2019, we are proud and excited to see The Living Dead reach full production here at CSC, and look forward to many more to come!

Why is Cincinnati Shakespeare Company commissioning, developing, and producing new plays?

Shakespeare wasn’t always a classic. He started as a young playwright fighting for his voice to be heard. Who is next? How will we discover the next Shakespeare whose work will stand the test of time?

At Cincinnati Shakespeare Company we believe that we have a responsibility to find and nurture those new voices.

We should not just be pulling from the classical canon but contributing to the classical canon. That is why we are thrilled to begin commissioning new plays from exciting new voices in the American Theatre. Plays that are classical in theme, in source material, in inspiration, or in style, but told by fresh new voices and from new perspectives. We hope we can be a place where artists feel that their voices are encouraged and that their work can flourish. And who knows? Maybe we will discover the voice that burns bright for the future.

CSC is committed to working with both new and established playwrights over the

course of this initiative, nurturing new talent and amplifying diverse Cincinnati voices, all while meeting the evolving interests and needs of audiences in Greater Cincinnati and beyond.

Do other classical theatres commission new plays?

Absolutely. Classical theatre institutions around the globe have committed to new play development, including the Royal Shakespeare Company (UK), the Stratford Festival (Canada), Oregon Shakespeare Festival (USA), Chicago Shakespeare Festival (USA), and the American Shakespeare Center (USA).

These institutions represent the giants of our classical theatre institutions and we are honored and excited to follow in their footsteps.

You’ve even seen several of them on our stage! These include Robert Schenkkan’s All the Way (Oregon Shakespeare Festival), David Ives’ A Flea in her Ear (Chicago Shakespeare), Dangerous Liaisons by Christopher Hampton (Royal Shakespeare Company), and Frankenstein: The Modern Prometheus by Jim Helsinger (Orlando Shakespeare Company).

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What do you mean by “commission and develop”?

Unless they are the beneficiary of a grant or under commission by a theatre company, playwrights writing new plays today receive no compensation for their work until their play is fully produced.

Thus, the act of “commissioning” a new play from a modern playwright means a theatre company is paying a playwright in advance to write a new play. This is especially essential for the survival and promotion of up-and-coming playwrights, who may not have been previously produced.

So what is “development,” then? When a new play is written, it isn’t actually finished. Similar to how an author writing a novel might solicit feedback from multiple advance readers and editors before publishing the final book, a playwright solicits the feedback of others through a process of development that may include staged readings, periods of rewriting, “workshopping” with actors, directors, and dramaturgs, and even gathering feedback from early audiences who come to hear the play spoken out loud. All of this development eventually results in final draft of the play script, ready to be published and produced.

How can I help?

If you are passionate about discovering and supporting new voices in classical

Rehearsal for "The Living Dead"

theatre, please consider making a gift to our New Play Development Fund. By investing in the creation of compelling new works, you are championing the stories from new and established artists here in Cincinnati and around the world. Together we are amplifying the voices of emerging playwrights, shining a spotlight on stories not yet told.

To learn more, please visit cincyshakes.com/new-works-fund

Cincinnati Shakespeare Company’s first five new play commissions are made possible by a gift from The McElroy Family.

We are forever grateful for their support.

Support for commissioning and development of new plays also provided by the National Endowment for the Arts, the Greater Cincinnati Foundation, Ohio Arts Council, and the more than 1,700 ArtsWave Pride members who give generously to the ArtsWave Community Campaign.

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Theater Policies and Information The little details count when it comes to a memorable evening at the theater. The following information and guidelines will help you enjoy your evening with us.

ACCESSIBILITY/SPECIAL SEATING Seating for people with disabilities is available in multiple locations in the Lower and Upper Galleries and can be reached by elevator and/or ramp. These seats can be purchased online or by calling our Box Office. For assistance upon arrival, please see any of our front of house staff. We also offer many seats that can be reached without walking up or down stairs.

ASSISTED LISTENING DEVICES Devices may be reserved in advance with the Box Office staff or requested from the House Manager at the performance.

LATE SEATING Latecomers will be seated at the discretion of the House Manager.

LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT Cincinnati Shakespeare would like to respectfully acknowledge the Osage, Shawnee, and Miami People who have stewarded the land we are currently located on throughout the generations.

PHOTOGRAPY To avoid disruptions and copyright infringement, unauthorized recording on cameras, cell phones, or other devices inside the theater before, during, or following the performance is prohibited.

Photography taken inside the lobby is encouraged!

FOOD AND DRINK A variety of concessions are available in the lobby including a full bar at Bob’s Bar. Beverages are allowed back into the theater. Smoking is prohibited in the theater and directly in front of the theater’s entrance.

YOUNG THEATER-GOERS Children younger than 5 are not permitted in the theater. For children older than 5, please call the Box Office to determine whether a particular production is suitable for your child.

IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY Please obey the instructions given by theater personnel. Please note the nearest emergency exit upon taking your seat; each exit is marked by a lighted EXIT sign. If an evacuation is directed, please move to the nearest exit in a calm and orderly fashion.

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Friends of the Company

“With one ‘we thank you,’ many millions more…”

The Winter’s Tale, Act I, Scene ii Cincinnati Shakespeare Company extends thanks to the following individuals and organizations for their generous support. The following gifts were received by Cincinnati Shakespeare Company July 1, 2021 – June 30, 2022 or pledged to the 2021-2022 Season. Giving Levels are exclusive of Capital Campaign donations. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy. If you see a discrepancy, please accept our sincere apology and contact Sara Clark at 513-381-2273, ext. 3208.

BENEVOLENT AND BOLD, $25,000+ ArtsWave Mrs. L.L. Browning Mr. Otto M. Budig Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr. Foundation Charles H. Dater Foundation Martin Chavez Fifth Third Bank Foundation The H.B., E.W. and F.R. Luther Charitable Foundation, Fifth Third Bank and Narley L. Haley, Co-Trustees The Limestone Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation Patricia and Calvin Linnemann Louise Dieterle Nippert Musical Arts Fund of the Greenacres Foundation Louise Taft Semple Foundation Monteverdi Tuscany Debby and Jim Mason, in honor of James R. Bridgeland, Jr. National Endowment for the Arts Ohio Arts Council Ohio Valley Foundation, Fifth Third Bank, Agent P&G Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation Robert and Adele Schiff Family Foundation Shakespeare in American Communities: National Endowment for the Arts in Partnership with Arts Midwest Don and Linda Tecklenburg

GALLANT AND GLAMOROUS, $10,000 - $24,999 altafiber Anonymous Andrew Jergens Foundation Sally and Joel Davenport Elsa Heisel Sule Foundation EY Frost Brown Todd LLC GBBN Architects, Inc.

The Greater Cincinnati Foundation John and Betsy LaMacchia Martha Holden Jennings Foundation Johnson Charitable Gift Fund Marcie and Jim Kinney Travis and Teresa McElroy Bill and Karen McKim Sue Ann and Judge Mark Painter, part in memory of Mr. William Baskett Cass and Glenn Plott Rosemary and Mark Schlachter Shubert Foundation Western & Southern Financial Group Jay and Jodi Woffington

AVOWED AND AUDACIOUS, $5,000 - $9,999 Bartlett Wealth Management David and Kelley Downing Eva Jane Romaine Coombe Fund for Cincinnati Shakespeare Company of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation Graeter’s The Gumbleton Family, in honor of Sara Clark Jack J. Smith Charitable Trust Todd and Patricia James Family Giving Fund Colleen and Mike McSwiggin Messer Construction Co. Patrick Points and Wijdan Jreisat Vicky and Rick Reynolds Mark and Anne Stepaniak Pete and Ginger Strange Taft Stettinius and Hollister LLP Laura and Tayfun Tuzun H. James Williams and Carole Campbell Williams The Wohlgemuth Herschede Foundation Woodward Trust George and Nancy Yund

DEVOTED AND DARING, $2,500 – $4,999 1919 Investment Counsel Diane Adamec Mr. Fred Berger Mr. Scott Bischoff and Teresa Sedlack Brian and Elizabeth Coley Crosset Family Fund Kimberly and Dirk Doebereiner Susan Esler and Steven Skibo Dan Fales Carol and Richard Fencl Sarah Graber John and Elizabeth Grover Kevin and Libby Howard JP Morgan Chase & Co. Steve Kane David Kern Richard I. and Susan J. Lauf Fund Jean and Charles Lauterbach Ted and Molly Lucien Maggie Muething Chris Nare and Lori Rappold Steve and Betty Robinson Steven P. Sullivan

ARDENT AND ASTOUNDING, $1,000 - $2,499 Americana Arts Foundation Jeffrey and Karen Anderson William and Caroline Bahlman Gale Beckett Mary Ann and Doug Bell Dava L. Biehl Robert Brackenbury and Linda Parysek Daniel and Kendra Braun Charles Scott Riley III Foundation Lee Clapp Michael and Kathy Clark Mr. Phillip Clayton Dr. Kristen Copeland and Steve Johns Marjorie E. Davis Dr. and Mrs. Stewart Dunsker Mr. Brad East Rick and Melissa Eder Joe and Kay Ellis

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Children of Lloyd Hartsough, in memory of Lloyd Hartsough Cissell Family Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation Sallie and Gary Conley Brad Corey Marilyn and Rance Duke Mary Ann Fleischer Ellen Forte Chris A. Futscher and Lynn M. Schulte The Goldman Family Foundation Tom and Sarah Goodwin Richard and Barbara Green Herrington Family Charitable Giving Fund Nancy Helwig and Robert Roesbery Ms. Emily M. Hodges IBM Amy Katz Gail and Eric Kirchner Sandra Kohn Robert and Ellie Lamb Shellie Leder Dan and Anne Lovell Bernard McKay Carol Miller Meibers Julie Metz

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Friends of the Company Jeff and Lori Miller Family Fund Mark Motley Bill and Karen Neyer, in honor of Mark Vella Whitney Owens Don and Honor Page Denise and Doug Peaslee Molly Prues The Irene & Daniel Randolph DAF of the Cambridge Charitable Foundation Rhinegeist Brewery Becky and Ted Richards Stephen and Helen Rindsberg Nancy Rogers Bethany Rouch Susan Schapiro Jennifer Sebranek Dr. Catherine Shackson Saira Shahani Jen and John Stein Gordon and Mary Anne Thompson Elizabeth and Ronald Tinklenberg Marty Tomb Robert and Sue Trusty Janet Trusty Collin Turner Rosalie P. van Nuis Alexander Welter

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Mr. Fred Haaser, in honor of Diana Haaser Jane Hamilton Mindy and Eric Hammer Dan and Helen Hartsman, in honor of Jeremy Dubin and Kelly Mengelkoch Petrina Hasinski Philip and Jill Heink Mike Hess Dale Hodges Daniel J. Hoffheimer Mr. Thomas Hogan Elzie Barker and Joe Hornbaker Christopher Hunter Dr. John Hutton and Sandra Gross Doug Ignatius and Bruce Preston Phyllis Jackson and Martin Murray Marilyn and Robert Johnson Janice Kagermeier Jim and Mary Ann Kalla Tim and Beth Kiley Jean Knuth Joseph Kowalski Lucy B. Kreimer Pat and Randy Krumm Shawn Kuhn Bill and Susan Lange Owen and CiCi Lee

Friends of the Company Dr. Nicole Leisgang Annulla Linders Mr. Joseph Link Jonathan and Nancy Lippincott John-Peter and Mary Lund Aymie Majerski Mary Beth Martin and Kenneth Oswald David Mason Beverly Massey Lyn and Neil Mathews Shawn McCartt Justin McCombs Janet McGrath Christopher McKim Thomas McMackin John McNay Ms. Julia Meister Lon Mendelsohn Mark Mikulski Murray Monroe Carol Moore Stan and Mary Morton Robert and Andrea Morwood Christine Mulvin Kate and Krishna Mungur Sean and Anne Murphy Christy Nageleisen Network for Good Fred and Barbara Norton

Erin O’Grady Patricia Olexsey Jill Pastor Graham and Karen Paxton Nancy L. Phelan Joseph and Crystal Prather Kay Puryear, in memory of Joseph B. Puryear Marc and Susan Rauh Charlotte Read Tim Reilly Abigail Riddle Dr. and Mrs. Barry Robertson Patty Rosely R. Royce Marc and Suzi Rubin Georgia Rutschilling Jennifer Sauvey Kevin and Jill Schad Jay and Kendahl Schloss David and Linda Schmidtgoesling Kathryn Schnier Rachelle Sekerka Stephanie Sepate Simmons Family Shakespeare Society of Zanesville Natalie Adler Skarzynski Carol and Harry Sparks

Paul Spearman Stacey and Izar Spivak Dr. William Spohn and Dr. Margaret Dunn Kelli and Richard Stein Bob and Laurie Sternberg Dennis and Helen Sullivan Blanche Sullivan, in honor of Rosemary Schlacter Georgana Taggart Sarah Tankersley and Geoff Vickers Valerie Taylor and John Finocharo John Tergerson Sue and Tom Terwilliger Jude Tessel Steven Turek, in honor of Alan Heitner Jim and Sandy Uhrig Eric Urbas Mr. Jeremy Vaughan Christopher and Nancy Virgulak Nancy L. Wade Carolyn Wallace Dave and Shelly Wallace Hugh and Catherine Walsh Carrie Walsh Matthew Jones and Jessica Warren-Jones

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Friends of the Company Sandra Weiskittel, in honor of Ken Oswald for his generous contributions to the arts Jim and George Ann Wesner Carol Wilder Bill and Kathy Winters Don and Helena Wong

MONTHLY GIVING CIRCLE Cincinnati Shakespeare Company relies on the sustained commitment of a strong community of supporters to fuel CSC’s mission of bringing Shakespeare and the Classics to life for all. We send special thanks to our Monthly Giving Circle for their monthly commitment to support Cincinnati Shakespeare Company now and for seasons to come.

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Cincinnati Shakespeare Company acknowledges the following partner companies, foundations and their employees who generously participate in the annual ArtsWave Campaign at the $100,000+ level. Thank you!

ADDITIONAL COVID-19 RELIEF FUNDING

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Throughout 2020-2022, CSC was the grateful beneficiary in COVID-related relief funds from the following federal, state, and local sources – the direct result of the advocacy of arts supporters like you.

ArtsWave City of Cincinnati Economic Injury Disaster Loan Employee Retention Tax Credit Entertainment Venue Grant (State of Ohio) FEMA Hamilton County Commissioners Ohio Arts Council Shuttered Venue Operators Grant The Bar and Restaurant Assistance Fund (State of Ohio) The SBA Paycheck Protection Program

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