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No. 6 By T.J. Young

“No. 6” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com

The last year has brought more change than any of us could have predicted. Amid the huge impact of the pandemic there were also protests on street corners and marches all over the country. People were standing up for their beliefs, as is our right as Americans. Some of these movements resulted in tangible change and every one of them was started by a single person; One person saw something they didn’t agree with and decided to do something about it. This season we’ve curated four stories that unpack what it means to adapt to the changing world and also what to do when adapting isn’t the answer. When is it time to change the world rather than just yourself? Each of the productions we selected for this season features characters who witness injustice and decide to start their own tiny revolution of one. That small act of bravery in just one person ripples out to others who join the fight. As Alice Walker said, “The most common way people give up their power is by thinking they don’t have any.” I am so grateful to present Season 6 at The Studio: Tiny Revolutions, Big Changes. —Whitney Morse, Artistic Director

ABOUT THE STUDIO THEATRE™ TIERRA DEL SOL: Tierra del Sol was formerly a Country Club with performances as a backdrop to the outstanding food and impeccable golf course views. It has since transitioned, bringing the performances to the forefront by evolving into a new Black Box Theatre. The Studio Theatre is now a flexible theatre with 120 seats and options for Thrust, Round, or Proscenium style seating. The Studio Theatre's season runs from late September through April each year with four productions running approximately 130 total performances. The Studio Theatre is an extension of The Sharon® L. Morse Performing Arts Center, located in The Spanish Springs Town Square®, in The Villages® community. The Sharon is primarily a touring house hosting a variety of artistic disciplines ranging from concerts and comedians to dance, musicals, and operas. The Sharon seats just over 1,000 guests in a multi-level theater offering state of the art audio, visual, and theatrical rigging systems to create an entertainment experience second to none. The Studio Theatre is led by Producer Jason Goedken and Artistic Director Whitney Morse. Resident Director, Nathaniel Niemi; Resident Musical Director, Gary Powell; Scenic Designer, Kenneth Constant; Resident Lighting Designer, David Krupla; Resident Sound Designer, Nick Erickson; Resident Properties Designer, Joshua E. Gallagher; Production Manager, Danielle Paccione; Technical Director, Clayton Becker; Company Manager, Ryan Loeckel; Literary Manager, Rachel Whittington; Assistant Production Manager, Leslie Munson; Production Stage Manager, Grace Zottig; Stage Manager, Madison Youngblood; Assistant Stage Manager, Stephanie Horn; Audio Engineer, Jessica Kearney and Lead Electrician, Mason Shell. #TheStudioTheatreTDS #No6

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No. 6 By T.J. Young "No. 6" is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com

Producer Jason Goedken Director Toma Tavares Langston Scenic Designer Kenneth Constant

Artistic Director Whitney Morse Fight Director Dan Granke

Assistant Director Grace Zottig

Costume Designer Katherine Henwood

Lighting Designer David Krupla

Sound Designer/ Engineer Nick Erickson

Properties Designer Joshua E. Gallagher

Dramaturg Jessica Elaine

Assistant Lighting Designer Rick Ashburn

Production Manager Danielle Paccione

Technical Director Clayton Becker

Company Manager Ryan Loeckel

Literary Manager Rachel Whittington

Stage Manager Madison Youngblood

Assistant Production Manager Leslie Munson

Assistant Stage Manager Stephanie Horn

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NO. 6 Can we weather the unknown together? In 2001, the death of an unarmed Black man by the police has put the city of Cincinnati on edge. This incident has incited a five-day riot setting the citizens against the police force. During these violent protests, twins Felicia and Felix hunker down with their mother in their apartment. In lockdown, Felicia fine-tunes her natural history thesis while Felix, protective of his mother and sister, takes care of the family’s needs. Returning from a risky grocery run, Felix brings home more than just dinner; he drags an unconscious white man into his family’s apartment. The family attempts to find out who this man is and why Felix brought him home, while the riots grow and move closer. As we learn more about the strange man, this play asks us to confront the changes we all must make in order to avoid Felicia’s hypothesis of extinction event No. 6. “The question’s not if we will weather this unknown, but how we will weather the unknown together.” -Amanda Gorman Runtime: 90 minutes, no intermission

THE STUDIO THEATRE TIERRA DEL SOL acknowledges that we gather on the traditional land of the Seminole and Timucua People. We honor the rich cultural history of the Peoples who lived on this land prior to European colonization. This acknowledgment does not replace authentic relationships with indigenous communities, but serves as a first step in honoring the living legacy of the People and the land.

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JADE L. JONES (Ella) first made her debut at The Studio Theatre as Nia in Pipeline. She has been singing and acting professionally for several years. Taking on comedic and dramatic roles; from Deloris Van Cartier in Sister Act (Athens Theatre) to Lena Younger/Mama in A Raisin in the Sun (Garden Theatre). She recently completed production as Mama Eurelia in Once on this Island (Slow Burn Theatre). She's been named amongst Orlando Sentinel's "Orlando Theater Best of 2021" Lead Actress, Drama. She says “it’s gratifying to bring joy and understanding through the gift of performing arts.” The University of Central Florida Alumna is thrilled to return to The Studio, and is grateful to her Jewels for their continuous support. TROYELAN RICHARDSON (Felicia) is an actress/comedian. An Atlanta native, she is excited to return to The Studio Theatre since her last Broadway World award winning performance as Jasmine (Pipeline). Her other recent theater credits include Matt C (Cowboy Face), Ensemble (bloodymessysurprised), Joan (Far Away), and Salima (Ruined). She is a graduate of New York University Tisch School of the Arts (2019) where she studied at the Atlantic Acting School, The Experimental Theater Wing, and The International Theater Workshop in Amsterdam. She gives all of her thanks to God, her family, and friends who support her endlessly. www.troyelan.com, IG: @the_real_te MATTHEW ZENON (Felix) has recently been seen in Pipeline at The Studio and A Raisin in the Sun at the Garden Theatre in the role of Joseph Asagai. He’s a student at the University of Central Florida majoring in Theatre Studies with a minor in Mass Media. IG: @mattzenon

SAGE SPIKER (Kelly) is happy to be returning to The Studio, having previously been involved with 9 to 5. Off-broadway credits include Sleepy Hollow: The Musical and Of a Lifetime. Regional credits include A Bronx Tale (Calogero), Brightstar (Jimmy Ray), and Million Dollar Quartet (Elvis). He hails from the state of Iowa, having graduated from the University of Iowa and studying Theater and Vocal Music. He's truly ecstatic to be making a return to the world of the straight play, having done a long stretch of musicals leading up to now. He hopes you enjoy the show, and it makes you think about what we can do collectively to keep our world and country as inclusive and loving as possible! IG: @sage_spiker

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MARK KIRSCHENBAUM (Understudy Kelly) is delighted to rejoin The Studio Theatre for No. 6. Most recently, Mark was seen in The Studio's productions of Urinetown, Elegies and Assassins. He has been seen all over the world as an actor, educator and director. In 2007, Mark received critical acclaim from the New York Times for his portrayal of The Padre in the off-Broadway production of Man of La Mancha. Regional credits include Sancho (Man of La Mancha), Sam Posner (Crossing Delancy), Mal Beineke (Addams Family: The Musical) and Bob Cratchit (A Christmas Carol). He holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from the University of Miami. Mark is delighted to be performing in The Villages where Mom and Dad, now, call home. TJ YOUNG (Playwright) is a Texas-born playwright and dramaturg based in Pittsburgh where he serves as co-representative for the Dramatists Guild - Pittsburgh region. His full-length plays include NO. 6, Lyon’s Den, Hell Is Empty, WASH and Sperm Donor Wanted. He has had productions at Texas State University as part of their New Works Festival and as part of their Main Stage Season. He received his MFA in Dramatic Writing from Texas State University. He is also the NPP Vice-Chair for Region 2 of the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival. He is a Partner at subTEXT Solutions Dramaturgy Group and with Entertainment Engineering Collective. He would like to thank his collaborator and dramaturg, Toby Malone, for his continued support. TOMA TAVARES LANGSTON (Director) is a Chicago freelance theater director. His last work with The Studio was directing Broadbend, Arkansas. Other notable works include Hedwig and the Angry Inch (Theo Ubique – 2020 Jeff Nomination, Production - Musical) and The Light (The New Colony – 2018 Jeff Nomination, Director – Play). Toma was awarded a 2015 Victory Gardens Theater Director Inclusion Initiative fellowship. Other Chicago works include Sucker Punch (Victory Gardens, Assistant Director), 1980 or Why I'm Voting for John Anderson (Jackalope Theatre, Assistant Director), The Last Five Years, The Shadow Box, For Colored Girls Who Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow Is Enuf. He is currently completing his MBA in Public Administration at Southern New Hampshire University.

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DAN GRANKE (Fight Director) is a Director, Fight Director, and Intimacy Director based in Tampa FL. Intimacy Direction Credits include: The Cake (TheStudio),Vietgone (American Stage), Sender, At the Wake of a Dead Drag Queen, and Pilgrims (Urbanite Theatre), Carmen (Opera Orlando), Calendar Girls (The Naples Players), and Stupid F!@#ing Bird (Tampa Rep). Upcoming projects include Romeo and Juliet (Jobsite). They hold a BFA from the University of Michigan, and an MFA from Virginia Commonwealth University, and teach movement and acting at the University of South Florida. They are certified as a teacher and fight director by the Society of American Fight Directors, and as an intimacy director with Intimacy Directors and Coordinators. GRACE ZOTTIG (Assistant Director) is stoked to be working with The Studio Theatre for another season. Previous directing credits include titles from The Studio's Virtual Play Reading Series and Silent Sky (2017 Fred Stone Theatre). Grace has been part of the team since 2018 and some of her favorite productions include: Assassins, Pipeline, Spike Heels, Neighbors…, and Now. Here. This. After graduating Rollins College in 2017, she served as the stage management intern at Orlando Repertory Theatre, and quickly landed in The Villages a year later. You can find Grace on a skateboard, in the rehearsal room with her dog, Noah, or at The Studio wearing a fancy blazer on show nights. Grace is thankful for the support from Toma, her friends, family, and mentors who helped her become the young professional she is today. RICK ASHBURN (Assistant Lighting Designer) is very pleased to be joining The Studio Theatre team for their production of No. 6 by TJ Young. Rick has been working in the entertainment industry around Central Florida for many years primarily as an Entertainment Technician at Walt Disney World Resort. His freelance credits include Lighting Designer for a couple of Central Florida Community Arts Adult Orchestra Concerts and Youth Troupe Productions. He was also the Assistant Lighting Designer for Disney's Newsies at the Orlando Repertory Theatre. He looks forward to this production and hopes that it will not be the last.

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SIERRA BAGGINS (Assistant House Manager) joins The Sharon and The Studio Theatre team with an extensive theatrical background. Sierra earned a BA from California State University, studying Stage Management and assuming many roles including Production Manager, Stage Manager, and backstage crew member. After graduating, she worked as Stage Manager and Internship Leader at Walt Disney World. She also worked for Universal Studios Florida as Entertainment Coordinator for events including Halloween Horror Nights and Mardi Gras. Sierra has volunteered with Give Kids the World Village, helping to provide cost-free vacations for families and children living with critical illness. Sierra is excited to be part of the team and is eager to apply her theatrical and hospitality background to this new adventure. CLAY BECKER (Technical Director) is from the DFW area of Texas. Always wanting a career in theatre, he received his BA in Theatre from the University of the Ozarks in Clarksville, AR. After graduating, Clay worked as the Technical Director at Circa’ 21 Dinner Playhouse in Rock Island, IL before joining The Studio Theatre team in 2018. When not in the theatre, he is out hiking or biking the wonders of mother nature across the country. Clay will be happily married to the LOVE OF HIS LIFE come September of 2022 and is excited to start that wonderful next chapter with Leslie Munson. Clay invites everyone to see the brilliant work our team does at both The Sharon and The Studio venues! KENNETH CONSTANT (Scenic Designer) is the Technical Supervisor for The Sharon L. Morse Performing Arts Center and Resident Scenic Designer for The Studio Theatre Tierra Del Sol. He studied scenic design at North Carolina School of The Arts. Prior to graduation, he worked for several theaters including The Hangar Theatre in upstate New York, The Baystreet Theatre in the Hamptons, and Oklahoma State University where he designed, painted, and built a production of Little Shop of Horrors. In 2010 he moved to Houston and worked as a technical director, paint charge, and scenic designer for dozens of productions, where he earned awards for his designs. Kenneth has been with The Sharon since the beginning and has designed all productions for The Studio.

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JESSICA ELAINE (Dramaturg) has previously worked with the Alley Theatre in Houston, TX on The Arnett Cobb Project as part of their Alley All New initiative, and is currently working as dramaturg on their upcoming production of Sweat. Jessica has also worked as a dramaturg on Sense and Sensibility at The College of William and Mary, and has worked on multiple shows at the University of Houston including: What We're Up Against, In the Blood, and The Oresteia. She is currently a student at the University of Houston where she is obtaining her Master's in Theatre Studies. Jessica is excited for her third production with The Studio Theatre and is grateful for the opportunity. NICHOLAS ERICKSON (Sound Designer/Engineer) Born and raised on the west coast, Nick spent his early career freelancing in Portland, OR where he worked at theaters such as Third Rail, H2M, P.E.T.E., Profile Theatre, Action-Adventure Theatre, and Anon it Moves. Nick received his MFA in Sound Design for Theatre from Carnegie Mellon University in 2018 and has been the resident sound and projections designer at The Studio Theatre since 2018. JOSHUA E. GALLAGHER (Properties Designer/Supervisor) has been honing his craft as a scenic designer, scenic artist, and props artisan for the past decade and recently transplanted to central Florida. Previous props design credits have included Big the Musical, Looped, Man of La Mancha (Garden Theatre), Oklahoma!, Little Shop of Horrors, Ragtime, Grease, Sunset Blvd., Curtains, Camelot (MacHaydn Theatre), James and the Giant Peach, Wizard of Oz (Limelight Performing Arts Center). Joshua has a Master’s of Fine Arts in Stage Design from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music. Examples of his work are at www.joshuaegallagher.com JASON GOEDKEN (Producer) has been the operations manager at The Sharon L. Morse Performing Arts Center since its opening in 2015. Prior to his time in Florida, he spent the previous 11 years working in various theatres in NYC and Chicago. Jason helped found both The Sharon and The Studio Theatre and manages the staff from both venues. Although his work is mostly behind-thescenes, he made a memorable acting debut in The Studio Theatre's Second Season as Harry in Company.

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KAT HENWOOD (Costume Designer) is delighted to be back with The Studio Theatre. She last worked with The Studio on The Cake. She has been working as a costume and production designer in theater since 2005 and is looking forward to many more years to come. Her work has most recently been seen onstage in The Legend of Georgia McBride (Bay Street Players), The Secret Garden (Montverde Academy) as well as A Raisin in the Sun and The Bodyguard (Garden Theatre). Before moving to the Central Florida area, she designed throughout the Seattle Metro Area including The White Snake (ReAct Theater) and #Adulting (Low Brow Opera Company). STEPHANIE HORN (Assistant Stage Manager) hails from Johnson City, TN, and has been with The Sharon and The Studio Theatre since 2016. She started in The Sharon box office and explored different jobs in the theatre before settling into the role of Assistant Stage Manager. Stephanie has been involved in theatre both onstage and off since 2012. You can find her running around in the dark, backstage wings of The Studio with a headset, a cup of coffee, and a Kindle in her back pocket. JESSICA KEARNEY (Production Engineer/Audio Operator) is the production engineer for The Studio Theatre. She is a music producer as well as a singer-songwriter. She has produced and written for Hip-hop, R&B, Pop, Soul, Jazz, and Edm tracks. She has experience with managing artists and mixing live events. She is the founder of R.M.E which is a recording company that is based on the progression of music and the appreciation of its history and origins. She is the lead producer for Allaboutentertainment156. In her spare time, she composes for films and games as well as manages social media platforms for artists and companies. DAVID KRUPLA (Lighting Designer) is the Lighting Director at The Sharon and Resident Lighting Designer at The Studio. The Studio Theatre design credits include Urinetown, The Cake, Broadbend, Arkansas, Elegies, Pipeline, 9 to 5, Assassins, and Neighbors. Other design credits: Hamlet, All’s Well That Ends Well, King John and Much Ado About Nothing (Nebraska Shakespeare); She Loves Me, Hansel & Gretel, Iago’s Plot, Dream Girls, In the Blood (University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign); The World Goes Round (Porthouse Theatre). He has also worked with The Krannert Center for the Performing Arts, Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre, The Santa Fe Opera, and Great Lakes Theatre. David holds an MFA from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and a BA from Kent State University. www.davidkrupladesigns.com

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RYAN LOECKEL (Company Manager) is an active musician, actor, vocalist, and collaborative arts producer. He has been heard at The Studio during Urinetown, the Musical, 9 to 5 and It Shoulda Been You, featured at The Sharon in Bach To Broadway, fiddled as Joe-Bob in Always...Patsy Cline (Victory Productions), and played the role of Righteous Brother Bill Medley in That Lovin’ Feelin’ (Beefhouse Dinner Theatre). Ryan trained as a violist with Marcia Ferritto, and has shared the stage on tour with Josh Groban, Idina Menzel, Barry Manilow, and Trans-Siberian Orchestra among many others. His performances have been heard on syndicated broadcasts, aboard five-star ships, and at venues internationally. www.loeckel.com | @loeckelmusik LESLIE MUNSON (Assistant Production Manager) is happy to join The Studio Theatre in Florida after spending most of her life in northern Illinois. A theatre kid for life, she is honored to be working alongside such a passionate and knowledgeable team of professionals. When not working with The Studio crew you can find Leslie backstage at The Sharon as the resident Artist Liaison.

DANIELLE PACCIONE (Production Manager) has over 25 years professional theatrical experience. As a Production Manager, AEA Stage Manager, and Director, she has collaborated with a variety of theatrical organizations and currently serves on the Orlando Actor’s Equity Association Liaison Committee. Danielle is an original member of the “No More 10 out of 12’s” working group with a goal of providing more equitable working conditions in theatres around the world. She has worked up and down the East Coast wearing many different hats and is happy to call Florida and The Studio Theatre her home. Danielle joined The Studio team in 2017. CHAD PAVLOVICH (Scenic Carpenter) is a production hand for The Studio Theater Tierra del Sol and The Sharon L. Morse Performing Arts Center. He has been with The Studio and The Sharon since 2016. Prior to his work at The Studio he worked as a touring guitar technician with bands including Blue October and Miranda Lambert. He is excited for new opportunities to work with lighting and audio.

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ALISON SCHARVELLA (Master Carpenter) is thrilled to be working with The Studio Theatre! She is originally from upstate NY. She graduated in 2016 with a Bachelor of Arts in theater from University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Prior to working with The Studio, she was head carpenter at University of Florida Performing Arts.

ALEC SPEERS (House Manager) has a long history of working with theatre productions. After over a decade of working on and around the stage, he feels most at home in the theatre and is very proud to be The Studio Theatre’s House Manager. Favorite credits include Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along-Blog (Colorado, 2012), La Traviata and La Boheme (Germany, 2017), and Ada and the Engine (The Studio Theatre, 2021). Alec also has experience in set building, stage managing, and directing. It is always a privilege to work in the industry that you love, so Alec would like to thank The Studio family, and his own immensely supportive family for everything they do. RACHEL WHITTINGTON (Literary Manager) is thrilled to spend another season with The Studio Theatre! Earning her BA in music from Elon University, she has worked in and around the performing arts for decades. As a performer, she has worked with The Studio Theatre, Athens Theatre, CFCArts, Orlando Fringe, The Gallery Players (NC), BARCLAY Performing Arts, Ben Folds and the Raleigh Symphony Orchestra, and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel on Amazon. She joined The Sharon/Studio team in 2016 and has worked in a variety of administrative and leadership positions. As Literary Manager, she works with the Artistic Director to ensure that high quality, relevant productions are told with the care and dedication they require.

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MADISON YOUNGBLOOD (Stage Manager) is excited to work with The Studio Theatre! Florida SM credits include: Broadbend, Arkansas (The Studio), Mary Poppins, Blood Brothers (Ocala Civic Theatre); Once Upon a Mattress, Cabaret, Godspell, RED, Collected Stories (College of Central Florida). Regional SM credits include: The Elementary Spacetime Show, The Bourgeois Gentleman, Guys & Dolls (University of the Arts); ADAPT! (Wilma Theater); The Color Purple (Theatre Horizon). Madison has worked with the Gershwin Theatre in New York City as a member of the Arts for Autism Broadway Concert management team, and as an intern with WICKED on Broadway. Madison graduated from the University of the Arts with a BFA in Directing, Playwriting, & Production.

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CAST in order of appearance Ella .......................................................................... Jade L. Jones Felicia ..........................................................TroyElan Richardson Felix ................................................................... Matthew Zenon Kelly ...........................................................................Sage Spiker Understudy Kelly ........................................ Mark Kirschenbaum DIRECTION Artistic Director................................................... Whitney Morse Director................................................... Toma Tavares Langston Fight Director........................................................... Dan Granke Assistant Director......................................................Grace Zottig PRODUCTION Producer................................................................ Jason Goedken Production Manager..........................................Danielle Paccione Assistant Production Manager................................Leslie Munson Technical Director.................................................Clayton Becker Dramaturg............................................................... Jessica Elaine Literary Manager........................................... Rachel Whittington Company Manager...................................................Ryan Loeckel Stage Manager............................................. Madison Youngblood Assistant Stage Manager.......................................Stephanie Horn Neurodiversity & Autism Consultant........ Ashleigh Ann Gardner SCENIC Scenic Designer................................................Kenneth Constant Master Carpenter............................................... Alison Scharvella Scenic Carpenters....................... Tony Fairchaild, Chad Pavlovich Additional Carpentry.............Clayton Becker, Nicholas Erickson, Jessica Kearney, Alec Speers Scenic Paint..................... Kenneth Constant, Joshua E. Gallagher Set Dressing...................................................Joshua E. Gallagher

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COSTUMES Costume Designer.................................................. Kat Henwood

LIGHTING Lighting Designer................................................... David Krupla Assistant Lighting Designer.....................................Rick Ashburn

AUDIO VISUAL Sound Designer/Engineer................................. Nicholas Erickson Production Engineer/Audio Operator................... Jessica Kearney Electrician......................................................... Sabrina Wertman

PROPERTIES Properties Designer/Supervisor.......................Joshua E. Gallagher

HOUSE MANAGEMENT House Manager........................................................... Alec Speers Assistant House Manager........................................Sierra Baggins The Sharon House Manager...................................... Heather Ard

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