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ARTISTIC DIRECTOR ADRIENNE CAMPBELL-HOLT

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER HEATHER COHN

COLT COEUR PRESENTS THE NY PREMIERE OF

STILL

BY LIA ROMEO DIRECTED BY ADRIENNE CAMPBELL-HOLT STARRING

HELEN................................................................................. JAYNE ATKINSON MARK................................................................................................. TIM DALY STANDBYS...........................................TOM GALANTICH & KATE GOEHRING

CREATIVE TEAM

SCENIC DESIGN.................................................... ALEXANDER WOODWARD COSTUME DESIGN............................................................... BARBARA A. BELL SOUND DESIGN............................................................... HIDENORI NAKAJO LIGHTING DESIGN ����������������������������������������������������������������������REZA BEHJAT PROPS SUPERVISOR....................................................................SAMANTHA SHOFFNER ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR ���������������������������������������������������������������������������SARAH DAHNKE PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER ����������������������������������������������� CAREN CELINE MORRIS ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER ���������������������������������������������������������� GRACE DESCHENES PRODUCTION MANAGERS......................BRITTANY COYNE & JONATHAN ZENCHECK TECHNICAL DIRECTOR ���������������������������������������������������������������������������� EZRA FELDMAN CASTING.........................................................................ANNE DAVISON & JOHN ORT PRESS AGENT.....................................................................................CANDI ADAMS, PR PRODUCER.......................................................................................... SHELBY PICKELNY

PRODUCED IN ASSOCIATION WITH JANE DUBIN AND BLAIR RUSSELL WITH ADDITIONAL SUPPORT FROM DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE & PRODUCERS’ CIRCLE AND BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH DARYL ROTH PRODUCTIONS

The world premiere of STILL was produced by Dorset Theatre Festival (Will Rucker & Ryan Koss, Directors) in July 2023.

STILL was developed with help from SOMA Stage and The Road Theater Company.

STILL PRODUCTION STAFF

ASSOCIATE LIGHTING DESIGNER ��������������������������������������������������������������� TAYLOR LILLY SOUND ASSOCIATE ������������������������������������������������������������������������������ TRAVIS WRIGHT SCENIC ASSOCIATE ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ZACH FARMER COSTUME ASSISTANT ����������������������������������������������������������������������� CLARE LIPPINCOTT PROPS ASSISTANT......................................................................JAROD CASTELBLANCO WARDROBE SUPERVISOR �����������������������������������������������������������������������������LIV HEATON PRODUCTION ELECTRICIANS..........................................WILL ROSSITER & PAUL JONES SCENIC CREW....................................................STEVEN BRENMAN, THOMAS SHORT, CONOR MCCARTHY, & SHANE MCCARTHY LIGHTING PROGRAMMER �������������������������������������������������������������WILL ELPHINGSTONE AUDIO CREW........................................................................................BRIDGET MUNDY PAINTERS....................................................................MK BYRNE, JULIANNA KANTOR, RACHEL HERRON, & MIRANDA HOLLIDAY GRAPHIC DESIGN ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������MARC BOVINO VIDEOGRAPHY............................................CRYSTAL ARNETTE / ADVENTURE WE CAN SCENIC BUILD............................................................................... ABRONS ART CENTER

DARYL ROTH THEATRE STAFF

PRESIDENT.................................................................................................... DARYL ROTH GENERAL MANAGER �����������������������������������������������������������������������������ERIKA FELDMAN FACILITIES MANAGER �������������������������������������������������������������������������CHANDLER BLACK BOX OFFICE TREASURER �����������������������������������������������������������������������CARTER IDDINGS ASST BOX OFFICE TREASURER ������������������������������������������������������������������KATIE COOPER HOUSE MANAGER ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������� MILTON LOPEZ MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATE........................................... MANYA JOHNSTON-RAMIREZ ASST HOUSE MANAGER ���������������������������������������������������������������������������BOBBY FIELDS EXECUTIVE GENERAL MANAGER, DR THEATRICAL........................................ ADAM HESS BUSINESS MANAGER, DR THEATRICAL ������������������������������������������������������ EMILY CURRIE ASSOCIATE PRODUCER, DARYL ROTH PRODUCTIONS.............................. MEGAN SMITH EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT, DARYL ROTH PRODUCTIONS..............................PATTON LINDER

DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE

KIM BEATY • ROANN COSTIN • MERRIE L. DAVIS • CAROLYN BRANSFORD MACDONALD NICOLO NISBETT • LAWRENCE O’DONNELL • MARY-ANNE VAN DEGNA • RUTH ZOWADER

PRODUCERS’ CIRCLE

ELIZABETH COPLAN • MAERA HAGAGE • JUDITH MANOCHERIAN • JUANITA RUSSELL

APRIL 13 - MAY 18, 2024 FOR A FULL PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE VISIT, COLTCOEUR.ORG/STILL

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NOTE FROM THE PLAYWRIGHT This play comes from a very personal place. I spent a long time married to someone who I care deeply about, but who I disagree with on some important issues. At first it felt like maybe that didn’t matter, and then, over time, it started to feel more and more like it did. I found myself wondering what you do when you love someone, but you hate some of the things that person believes… and I wrote the play to try to figure that out.

I didn’t figure it out… but I did realize that it’s something that also resonates with a lot of other people. I don’t feel any less uncertain, but I do feel less alone. We live in a world that prizes certainty, that reinforces it with likes and comments and algorithms that provide support for all the things we already believe. But I’ve always found that the most interesting art comes from living in the questions. I’m grateful to those who’ve spent time living in these questions with me – my family, this amazing cast and creative team, and all of you.

- Lia Romeo

THE CAST JAYNE ATKINSON (Helen, she/her) has enjoyed a long and varied career as an actress, director, and producer. A graduate of Northwestern University and Yale Drama School, she has appeared in regional theatre, Off-Broadway, and Broadway. Jayne made her Broadway debut in the first revival production of Arthur Miller’s All My Sons. Other Broadway credits include The Rainmaker (Tony nomination), Our Town with Paul Newman, Enchanted April (Tony nomination, Drama Desk nomination; Outer Critics Circle Award) and Blithe Spirit with the wonderful Angela Lansbury. She has also appeared Off-Broadway in a number of productions, including The Art of Success (Drama Desk nomination) and the American Premier of The Skriker at the Public Theater, (Drama Desk nomination). Jayne’s feature film credits include Free Willy 1&2, The Village, Syriana and most recently Baby Ruby with Kit Harrington and Naomi Merlant, written and directed by Bess Wohl. On television she has recurred on the mega hit series “24,” “Criminal Minds,” and “House of Cards”. In 2019 Jayne was a Series Regular on the NBC series “Bluff City Law” and recurred on the CBS drama “Clarice.” She can currently be seen in the Hulu Limited Series “Death and Other Details” opposite Mandy Patinkin.

TIM DALY (Mark, he/him) Broadway: Coastal Disturbances (Theatre World Award); The Caine Mutiny Court Martial; Oliver, Oliver (MTC); Fables for Friends (Playwrights Horizon); Henry Flamethrowa (Studio Dante). Off-Broadway: The Night of the Iguana, Red, The Scene, Still (Dorset), Downstairs (Dorset, Cherry Lane). Regional: Six Degrees of Separation, Cabaret & Main; A Study in Scarlet; A Knife in the Heart (Williamstown), Colorado Catechism (Dramalogue Award, Coast Playhouse); The Lion in Winter (Windham Rep.); Mass Appeal, Fifth of July, Bus Stop, Of Mice and Men, Buried Child (Trinity Square Repertory), Paris Bound (Berkshire Theatre Festival). Film: Against the Ropes, Bereft (also Director & Producer), The Object of My Affection, The Associate, Diner. TV: “Madam Secretary,” “Private Practice,” “The Sopranos” (Emmy Award nomination), “Edge of America” (Producer, Peabody and Humanitas Awards), “Execution of Justice” (Executive Producer, GLAAD Award),“The Fugitive,” “Wings,” “Almost Grown.”

TOM GALANTICH (Mark Standby, he/him) Broadway: The Lehman Trilogy, Funny Girl, War Paint, Don’t Dress for Dinner, Boeing Boeing, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Mamma Mia, The Boys From Syracuse, City of Angels and Into the Woods. Off-Broadway: Deadly Stages, Rock of Ages, Clinton The Musical, Tail! Spin!, The Preacher and the Shrink, Distracted (Roundabout), Ghosts and Biography (Pearl Theatre), A Doll’s Life and On the 20th Century (The York Theatre). Film: Julie and Julia, Radium Girls, The Lennon Report, and Love After Love. TV: “FBI:Most Wanted,” “Blue Bloods,” “WeCrashed,” “The First Lady,” “Fosse/Verdon,” “The Plot Against America,” “WU TANG: An American Saga,” “Madame Secretary,” “The Good Fight,” “Chicago Fire,” “The Affair,” “Master of None,” “House of Cards” (Thomas Larkin), “Person of Interest,” “Elementary,” “Smash,” “Made in Jersey,” “Royal Pains,” “Law and Order” (Joe Chapelle), “L&O Criminal Intent,” “Ed,” “Chappelle’s Show,” and “The Cosby Mysteries.”

KATE GOEHRING (Helen Standby, she/her) New York work includes The Inheritance on Broadway (Stephen Daldry, director); Angels in America’s first national tour (Michael Mayer); NY Classical’s Importance of Being Earnest, and PS-122’s Carrie.Select regional work spans the Goodman, Intiman, ACT, Arena Stage, Dallas Theater Center, Arizona Theatre Co., and the Huntington. Work in world premieres includes Tony Kushner’s SLAVS!; Emily Mann’s The Cherry Orchard adaptation at the McCarter; and the Alliance’s FairyTale Lives of Russian Girls. Film/ TV work includes bad behavior on various “Law & Orders,” John Logan’s “Moment of Rage;” starring in the BBC’s “March in Windy City;” and work on “American Sports Story,” “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” “ER,” and “The New Amsterdam.” Recognitions: Best Performance by an Actor (2023 NY Shorts International Film Fest), and After Dark, LA Pride, Leon Rabin, Carbonell, and Footlights Awards, as well as a Jeff Citation, and a Broadway World/Raleigh Award. www.kategoehring.com

THE CREATIVE TEAM LIA ROMEO (Playwright, she/her) is a recent graduate of the Juilliard playwriting program.

Her plays have been developed at the O’Neill, La Jolla Playhouse, the Lark, and elsewhere, and have been produced at companies such as Dorset Theatre Festival, Laguna Playhouse, Unicorn Theatre, Project Y Theatre, and New Jersey Repertory Theatre. Four of her plays have been recognized by the Kilroys List. Her plays are published by TRW, Broadway Licensing, and Broadway Play Publishing. She is the associate artistic director with Project Y Theatre Company and the co-founder of the Parent-Caregiver Playwrights Group, and she teaches in the M.A. program in creative writing at Fairleigh Dickinson University.

ADRIENNE CAMPBELL-HOLT (Director, she/her) is an award-winning NYC-based director and choreographer and the Founding Artistic Director of Colt Coeur. Upcoming: world premiere of Finn, a new musical by Chris Dimond, Michael Kooman & Chris Nee (Kennedy Center).

Recent world premieres: Still by Lia Romeo (Dorset Theatre Festival), Dodi & Diana by Kareem Fahmy (Colt Coeur at HERE), Afterwords, by Emily Kaczmarek, music & lyrics by Zoe Sarnak, choreographed by Ebony Williams (5th Avenue Theater, Heileman & Haver Award for Best New Musical), NY premiere of Eureka Day by Jonathan Spector (Colt Coeur), Other World,

by Hunter Bell, Jeff Bowen & Ann McNamee, choreography by Karla Puno Garcia (Delaware Theatre Company, BroadwayWorld Award for Best New Musical), We Are Among Us by Stephen Belber (City Theater, Pittsburgh), Hatef**k, by Rehana Lew Mirza (WP/Colt Coeur), Joan by Stephen Belber (Colt Coeur), Downstairs by Theresa Rebeck starring Tyne and Tim Daly (Primary Stages). Adrienne is currently developing work with Desmond Child, Jeffrey Hatcher & Davitt Sigersson (Cuba Libre), Carmel Dean & Mindi Dickstein (Maiden Voyage), and Jaclyn Backhaus & Jonatha Brooke (Tempus). Lucille Lortel Visionary Director Award, “25 Women to Watch on Broadway”. AdrienneCampbellHolt.com.

CANDI ADAMS PR (Press Representative) Current: Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, new musical with Rob Ashford, Taylor Mac and Jason Robert Brown, premiering in Chicago this summer. Broadway: Freestyle Love Supreme, created by Lin-Manuel Miranda and Thomas Kail (also national tour and Vegas); Al Pacino in The Merchant of Venice; Man of La Mancha with Brian Stokes Mitchell; Fiddler on the Roof, directed by Joel Grey. Highlights of 12 years doing press for the award-winning Public Theater: Hamilton, Fun Home, Latin History for Morons with John Leguizamo, Eclipsed with Lupita Nyong’o, Hamlet with Oscar Isaac, Grounded with Anne Hathaway, Privacy with Daniel Radcliffe, David Byrne’s Here Lies Love.

BARBARA A. BELL (Costume Designer) World premier of STILL (Dorset Theatre Festival.) Other designs include Morning’s At Seven, The Show-Off (Peccadillo Theatre), Crumbs From the Table of Joy (Juilliard School), It’s a Wonderful Life, Child’s Christmas in Wales (Irish Repertory), Theresa Rebeck’s Way of the World, Outside Mullingar, Mousetrap, Dial M For Murder (Dorset Theatre Festival), A Thousand Pines (Westport Country Playhouse), The Saintliness of Margery Kempe (Duke Theatre), Doctor’s Dilemma (Peterborough Players), Disgraced, Venus Rising (Northern Stage), Widowers’ Houses, Heartbreak House (Gingold Theatrical), Soldier (HERE Theatre), Trip to Bountiful, The Seafarer, Driving Miss Daisy (Capital Repertory), Clybourne Park (Barrington Stage), Tenderly, To Kill A Mockingbird, Raisin in the Sun (Weston Playhouse).

She designed 43 shows at Pearl Theatre Company (NYC) which included Taste of Honey, Uncle Vanya, Figaro, Vieux Carre, Bald Soprano and is a recipient of a Princess Grace Foundation Award for her Pearl Theatre designs. www.barbarabellcostumedesign.com REZA BEHJAT (Lighting Designer) is an Obie Award winner lighting designer for live performances based in New York. Off-Broadway: Stargazers (Page 73), Bathouse.pptx (The Flea), The Ally (Public Theater), Bees & Honey (MCC Theater), Hang Time (Flea), Arden of Faversham (Redbull Theater), Good Enemy (Audible), Vagrant Trilogy (Public Theater), Wish You Were Here (Playwrights Horizons), English (Atlantic Theater), Out of Time (NAATCO), P.S (Ars Nova), Henry VI (NAATCO), Hamlet (Waterwell), etc. Regional: Seattle Rep, Steppenwolf Theatre, Berkeley Rep, Guthrie Theater, Hudson Valey Shakespeare, Milwaukee Rep, Wilma Theater, Arizona Theater Company, Actor Theater of Louisville, Geva Theater, Long Warf, Alabama Shakespeare, etc. Awards: Obie Award in Design category for English and Wish You Were Here (2022), Knight of Illumination Award for Nina Simone: Four Women (2019).

HEATHER COHN (Executive Producer, she/her) is a producer, director, fundraiser, ensemble artist and activist. She co-founded Flux Theatre Ensemble in 2006 and with Flux has produced over 30 full productions, including 18 world premieres, directing a third of them. Prior to joining Colt Coeur in September 2023, Heather served as the Executive Director for En Garde Arts. She has also worked with Epic Theatre Ensemble, New York Theatre Workshop, The Pearl Theatre, Theatre Communications Group, and Disney Theatrical. Heather has served on several not-forprofit boards including the League of Professional Theatre Women (LPTW), where she co-chaired the Task Force for trans inclusion, and serves as a member of the School Leadership Team at PS303. She is a graduate of Vassar College, where she majored in Latin American Studies and spent time living in Cuba and Chile. And most importantly, she’s a proud mom to Mercena.

BRITTANY COYNE (Co-Production Manager) is a NYC based production manager and creative producer specializing in making big shows and dreams fit into less-big theater spaces.

She is thrilled to be working with Colt Coeur once again! Production management credits include: Soho Rep, PlayCo, National Queer Theater, NYSAF, Atlantic Theater Company, HERE, Foresight Theatricals, and Waterwell. She is a former TEAM Petri Project Cohort alongside Sarah Gallegos and moonlights as a game day producer for NWSL’s Gotham FC and MLS’s New York Red Bulls. Additionally, you can find her creating Christmas magic around the country with American Christmas or spectacular weddings with Mostest.

SARAH DAHNKE (Associate Director) A multi-faceted force, Sarah Dahnke is a choreographer, director, and arts educator deeply committed to encouraging communities to use performance to reclaim narratives stripped away by colonialism. Sarah has also been a MAP Fund awardee, an NEA Our Town-funded resident artist, and an awardee of fellowships from Gibney’s Moving Toward Justice, Colt Coeur, Target Margin Institute, New Victory LabWorks, and Culture Push. She has received commissions from Little Island, PEN America, and A Studio in the Woods. She was recently the 2022-23 Opera Columbus Directing Fellow and has gone on to direct opera productions of Carmen and Hydrogen Jukebox. Her dance film work has been screened through the Dance Films Association, Tiny Dance Film Festival, DanceBarn Collective, BRIC, and Movies By Movers. Sarah is also the artistic director of Dances for Solidarity, a project that co-creates dances with people negatively impacted by the justice system.

GRACE DESCHENES (Assistant Stage Manager) is so excited to be making her Off-Broadway debut! Credits include Misery, STILL, Ms. Holmes & Ms. Watson - Apt. 2B, The Thanksgiving Play (Dorset Theatre Festival); Urinetown, Carrie (Marymount Manhattan College); Footloose, Oklahoma!, Spamalot (The Hanover Theatre and Conservatory for the Performing Arts). BFA from Marymount Manhattan in Stage and Production Management. She would like to thank her family and friends for all the love and support!

JANE DUBIN (Producing Partner) TONY Award-winning producer, President of Double Play Connections, a theatrical production company committed to development of new works. Jane is Director of TRU’s Producer Development Program Master Class; Board Chair, Houses on the Moon Theater Company; Member: Broadway Women’s Alliance, LPTW, Off-Broadway League. She was a TONY voter for 7 years. Productions: Village of Vale. Broadway: Is This A Room, Dana H., The Prom (Drama Desk Best Musical), Farinelli and the King (starring Mark Rylance), An American in Paris (4 TONY Awards, London, National Tour), Ann, (Holland Taylor), Bandstand, Peter and the Starcatcher (5 TONYs, Broadway, Off-Broadway, National Tour), Norman Conquests (TONY). Off-Broadway: Absolute Brightness of Leonard Pelkey, Beebo Brinker Chronicles (GLAAD Award); Groundswell, 39 Steps (OB, Tour); Umbrellas of Cherbourg (London). Film: Radium Girls.

ZACH FARMER (Scenic Associate) is excited to be working with Colt Coeur on his NY assistant debut. He is thrilled having seen the world premiere of STILL at Dorset Theatre Festival last summer. He has assisted Alexander Woodward previously on Their Eyes Were Watching God (Collage Dance) and Love, Love, Love (Studio Theatre). He is currently a scenic design MFA Candidate at the University of Connecticut. Connecticut Repertory Theatre: A Doctor’s Dilemma, The Moors (Upcoming).

EZRA FELDMAN (Technical Director, she/her) Ezra is a New York based carpenter and technical director, and is thrilled to rejoin the STILL team after TDing the world premier last summer. Her recent carpentry work includes Buena Vista Social Club (the Atlantic), Teeth (Playwrights Horizons), and the 2024 Whitney Biennial: Even Better Than The Real Thing.

Current projects include associate technical direction for What Became of Us and carpentry for The Welkin, both at the Atlantic. Many thanks to Colt Coeur for inviting her onto this project.

LIV HEATON (Wardrobe Supervisor) Off-Broadway: The Night of the Iguana, The Seagull/ Woodstock, NY, The Seven Year Disappear. For N, S & C. TAYLOR LILLY (Associate Lighting Designer) is a freelance lighting designer based in Brooklyn, NY. She enjoys helping to tell unique stories while designing and assisting Off-Broadway. LD. School Pictures & Amusements Playwrights Horizon, In Her Name We Trust USCHA Conference, Bluest Eye Theaterworks Colorado Springs. ALD. (pray) Ars Nova- Greenwich House, Bees and Honey MCC Theater, Lucy Minetta Lane Theater.

CLARE LIPPINCOTT (Costume Assisstant) is so pleased to be working on STILL for the second time. Clare is an Assistant Costume Designer and Artisan happily based in New York City. She spends autumn as the Assistant Designer for “LIVE with Kelly and Mark” Holiday Special Episodes, currently she works as a Design Assistant for Fiber Artist and Designer Sylvan Robinson, and as an Assistant Costume Designer for the North American Tour of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. She would like to thank Colt Coeur for this opportunity and congratulations to everyone on this fabulous show.

CAREN CELINE MORRIS (Production Stage Manager, she/her) is a multidisciplinary theatre artist from The Bronx. She aims to promote inclusion, diversity, and accessibility in all of her projects. Caren has worked on projects with WP Theater, The Shed, Ping Chong & Company, HERE Arts Center, Audible @ Minetta Lane Theatre, NYC Civic Engagement Commission, The Public, and The Bushwick Starr.

HIDENORI NAKAJO (Sound Designer) NYC: The Life & Smiles of Marc Summers (New World Stages), The Creeps (Playhouse 46), OCTET (Signature, Obie Award, Drama Desk nom., Lucille Lortel nom., Henry Hewes Design Awards nom.), Autumn Royal (Irish Rep, Drama Desk nom., Henry Hewes Design Awards nom.), Dodi & Diana (Colt Coeur). Regional: OCTET (Berkeley Rep), Moby Dick (A.R.T., Elliot Norton Award), Guys & Dolls (Guthrie), Still (Dorset Theatre Festival), Other World (Delaware Theater), Hold These Truths (People’s Light), Into the Burrow-A Peter Rabbit Tale (Alliance, GA). Broadway Associate: Camelot, The Kite Runner, The Front Page. Broadway Assistant: The Lightning Thief, Be More Chill, Allegiance, Gigi. Tour Associate: The Kite Runner, My Fair Lady. He served Japanese theatrical productions as a bilingual engineer for Ikuko Kawai & Orchestra Hibiki (Jazz at Lincoln), One Green Bottle by Noda Map (La MaMa) and more for Lincoln Center Festival. A member of USA Local 829.

SHELBY PICKELNY (Producer, she/they) is Brooklyn-based producer and playwright for theatre and television who believes art is a tool for empathy, social justice, experimentation, and extended thought. Television work includes development of “I Am Shauna Rae” (TLC, writer/ Creative Producer) and all seven seasons of “Drive By History,” as well as “Drive By History: Eats” (Associate Producer). General Management work: 101 Productions Ltd., KGM Theatrical.

Playwright and producer of Dead Babies (2021: Chain Theater), The Art of Peaking Too Soon (2021: La Teatro Latea), and out skirts (2023: Chain Theater). Thank you to Lia & the company for creating such topical art. Thank you, Heather, Adrienne, the Colt Coeur board, Jane, Blair, and J, L, K, L, & K. For Dad. x @shelbspickles BLAIR RUSSELL (Producing Partner) is a producer and developer of theatre whose experience ranges from fringe festivals to Broadway shows. His most recent projects include Lizard Boy by Justin Huertas, For Tonight by Shenelle Salcido and Spencer Williams, Salem a new musical by T.J. Pieffer, Shelby Solla, and Jennifer Lucy Cook, and the Tony-nominated Slave Play by Jeremy O. Harris. Blair also executive produced the first two concept albums in the EPIC series which have over 150 million streams globally. Other projects as co-producer / investor include The Wiz (National Tour/Broadway 2023), Sweeney Todd (Immersive Off-Broadway 2017), and Gyspy with Imelda Staunton (West End 2014). Blair is Co-Chair of the Board of The New Harmony

Project, and a member of the Board of Trustees of Goodspeed Musicals and SPACE on Ryder Farm. He is a graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University with a BFA in Technical Theatre/ Stage Management.

SAMANTHA SHOFFNER (Props Supervisor) Colt Coeur: Zurich. Broadway: Trouble in Mind, Slave Play, August Wilson Lobby redesign. Over 75 Off-Broadway shows including White Rose, Between Two Knees (PAC), Refuge Plays, Merrily... (Roundabout), Dracula Comedy of Terrors (Props & Puppets). Regional: Emmet Otter’s Jugband Christmas (Chicago), Nutcracker (Ballet Memphis), May We All (TPAC). Corporate: Google, Samsung, Grammys, Emmys, X, H&M. Production Design: LinkedIn, Sony, NBCUniversal, BMW, Disney, Marvel, Novartis. “The Heart” (Sundance 2024), Set Decorator & Specialty Props. Citytech Professor; Props & Paint.

Freelance Interior Designer & Artist. www.smartsetsbysam.com.

ALEXANDER WOODWARD (Scenic Designer) is a New York based multi-hyphenate, designer, organizer, and artist focused in scenic and costume design for live performance in theatre, opera, and dance with credits all over, including the world and Broadway premier of The Sound Inside and the world premiere of the ballet Their Eyes Were Watching God. In addition to their design work, Alexander is a co-founder of “In The Wings a Design/Tech Showcase” for young artists at the Williamstown Theatre Festival and serves as the Area Head of the BFA & MFA Design and Technical Theatre program at the University of Connecticut. As a designer and educator Alexander is an avid proponent for advancing arts advocacy, exploring all aspects of our medium as a form for social change & a tool to shape the environment around us. In recent years Alexander has served on the executive board for Wingspace, a non profit organization that promotes conversation on design, our community, and furthers activism within the industry. MFA Yale School of Drama, United Scenic Artists Local 829. Instagram @ alexanderwoodwarddesign and alexanderwoodward.com

TRAVIS WRIGHT (Sound Associate) is a New York City based Sound Designer and Composer, with an MFA in Sound Design from Carnegie Mellon University. In their recent work they have explored the connections between live sound design and audience/actor participation on productions with Prospect Theatre Company, Cherry Lane Theatre, The New Ohio, and HERE Arts Center. Over the last few years, they have refocused their practice to explore experimental music composition methods, and the development of live sound technology. By bridging the gap between sound and the performer, they hope to engage more people in the process of building, and performing, live sonic art.

JONATHAN ZENCHECK (Co-Production Manager) is a Project Manager based in New York City. Bouncing around NYC, his previous work as a freelancer include New York Theatre Workshop, Soho Rep, Play Co., Chautauqua Theatre Company, as well as many others. After a long hiatus away from theatre, building theme parks in Orlando, Florida, he finds himself back in New York City, his home sweet home.

DR2 THEATRE This landmark Off-Broadway theatre was opened in 1996 and comprises two exceptional venues. The unique main theatre space is currently home to the Off-Broadway hit Titanique. The DRT was one of the first performing arts venues to reopen its doors during the pandemic with the esteemed production of Blindness by Nobel Prize winner José Saramago.

Other notable shows that have made their home at the DRT; In & Of Itself created by Derek DelGaudio and directed by Frank Oz (now on Hulu), Hannah Gadsby’s Douglas, Gloria: A Life and Cyrano (with Peter Dinklage). The DRT hosted De La Guarda and Fuerza Bruta, which played an exceptional combined 14 years. The intimate DR2 has been home to critically acclaimed shows such as All the Devils Are Here performed by Patrick Page, Everything’s Fine written and performed by Douglas McGrath and directed by John Lithgow, Accidentally Brave and A Commercial Jingle for Regina Comet, as well as out DR2 Kids programming that introduces the youngest patrons to the theatre including Paddington Bear and The Very Hungry Caterpillar. Darylroththeatre.com

ABOUT COLT COEUR THEATER COMPANY Colt Coeur is a Brooklyn-based theatre company founded in 2010. Our original, story-driven, visceral theatre embraces the power of intimate live performance— it pulls you close and doesn’t let go. Our community of artists nurtures and invests in diverse perspectives to produce work that challenges the boundaries between tradition and experimentation. We embrace the ambivalence, terror and exhilaration of our time with theatre that is an antidote to the pervasive cultural illness of loneliness. We explore themes of coming-of-age, individual and collective identity, nostalgia and history, public versus private, love, lust, and loss. Through our unique collective process, every theatre artist—actor, playwright, designer— takes part in shared invention and collaborative creation; creating heart- and mindopening audience experiences unlike any other. We nurture the next generation of theatre artists by providing access, education and a professional pipeline, while amplifying voices and perspectives that have historically been sidelined.

Our 24-member ensemble of actors, designers, playwrights, and directors incubates the next generation of theatre artists through the development and production of new plays—which we create from scratch. Over 13 years, Colt Coeur has produced 17 world premieres, one East Coast premiere, developed nearly 50 plays, and provided free arts intensives for over 200 students. We pride ourselves on being a laboratory for exploration while also nurturing the work of emerging artists and providing them a launch pad for their visions. Colt Coeur has a tremendous reputation among artists and audiences alike. The company is renowned for its high artistic standards, and artists who work with Colt Coeur have gone on to contribute to and excel in every level of the entertainment industry. Colt Coeur has helped launch the multi-faceted careers of Timothée Chalamet, Ato Essandoh, Betty Gilpin, Steven Levenson, Ana Nogueira, and Joe Tippett, among many others.

COCO STAFF:

Founding Artistic Director: Adrienne Campbell-Holt Executive Producer: Heather Cohn

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:

Amy Ashton • Audrey Vuong Broome • RoAnn Costin • Rachel DeMatteo Braley Degenhardt • Ato Essandoh • Annie Shea Graney • Amy Groeschel • Julia Jones Roberta Kelly • Irene Lazaridis • Steven Levenson • Ray Levin • Alex Marrs Tomi Olabanji • Andrew Perlmutter • Sendhil Ramamurthy • AJ Strasser • Ebony Vines

COLT COEUR COMPANY:

Amy Altadonna • Kelcey Anyá • Rashad T. Bailey • Abbie Betts • Emily Caffery Molly Carden • Ato Essandoh • Amy Groeschel • Adam Harrington • Rachel Herron Crista Marie Jackson • MJ Kaufman • Steven Levenson • Lynne Lipton • Niara Mae Natalie Margolin • Eden Marryshow • John McDermott • Rehana Lew Mirza Ana Nogueira • Kate Cullen Roberts • Sarah Sander • Corey Umlauf

COCO RESIDENTS (2023-2024):

Jose Sebastian Alberdi • Brittany K. Allen • Sarah Dahnke • C. A. Johnson Eric Norbury • Lia Romeo • Danny Tejera • Liba Vaynberg

AT COLT COEUR, WE EMBRACE A COMMUNITY-CENTRIC FUNDRAISING PHILOSOPHY* COCO’S THREE PRIMARY ACTIVITIES • Pipeline for new plays - both creating plays from scratch AND mounting world/NY premiere productions, as well as Parity Plays Fest & Play Hotel development of new plays • Incubator & Artistic home - for company members, CoCo Residents & through education, internship & mentorship programs • Education Initiatave & Mentorship - nurture the next generation of theater artists OUR TOP FUNDING PRIORITIES • Making plays and paying artists!

• Building our administrative capacity to better support our ambitious artistic & education programs • Growing our budget so we can add a third CoConspirator to our leadership team • Keeping show tickets at accessible prices

BUDGET TRANSPARENCY 2022-2023 INCOME

2022-2023 SPENDING

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COLT COEUR WOULD LIKE TO THANK OUR INCREDIBLE DONORS FOR THEIR SUPPORT! (donations received from July 1, 2023 – April 10, 2024)

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The Designers at this Theatre are Represented by

United Scenic Artists Local USA 829

The Actors and Stage Managers employed in this production are members of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States.

The Director and Choreographer are members of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, Inc., an independant national labor union.

SPECIAL THANKS Lia would like to thank: Dorset Theatre Festival (Will Rucker and Ryan Koss), SOMA Stage (Dana Gitlin Spialter, Jeff McCarthy, and Christiane Noll), The Road Theatre Company (Michelle Bossy, Mackenna Goodrich, Carlyle King, and Kevin McCorkle), LAByrinth Theater Company (Charles Goforth, Reed Birney, Paula Pizzi-Black, and Jeff Still), the Juilliard School of Drama (Tanya Barfield, David Lindsay-Abaire, Maggie Scrantom, and Cooper Jennings), Tiny Barn Theatre (Michole Biancosino, Alex Draper, and Melissa Lourie) COLT COEUR AND THE STILL TEAM WOULD LIKE TO THANK Rashad Bailey, Abbies Betts, Adam Blumenthal, Emily Caffery, Deborah Decotis, Andrew Farber, Erika Feldman, Flux Theatre Ensemble, Annie Shea Graney, Rachel Herron, Roberta Kelly, Lynne Lipton, John McDermott, Rebecca Monroe, Josh Morgan, Lauren Parrish and the team at Abrons Art Center, Daryl Roth, Danny Tejera, Liba Vaynberg, Ebony Vines, The Vineyard Theatre

A.R.T./New York’s NYC Small Theatres Fund made possible with support from the Howard Gilman Foundation STILL is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature.

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