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by Henrik Ibsen: A Reading You read the Ibsen classic in high school or saw the 1973 film with Claire Bloom or perhaps you never encountered it. In a compelling and impressive presentation, professional actors will bring the 1879 feminist play that caused a “storm of outraged controversy” to dramatic life, accompanied by a post-show discussion with dramaturg Karina Batchelor.

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DRAMATURG'S NOTE In 1879, when Henrik Ibsen wrote A Doll’s House, a woman could not divorce her husband unless he had committed adultery, was impotent, or had deserted his wife and children. The Norwegian feminist movement fought hard to change these rules and towards the tail end of the 19th century divorce laws were modernized to include more rights for women. Since then, women across the world continue to bravely fight for rights that have been afforded to most men. Here’s a timeline exploring those hard won rights and how recently some of them have become law in the US. 1937: Women are allowed to use their maiden names on their passports.

Before 1937, married couples would use a joint passport where the women would be referred to as “wife of” or “accompanied by his wife.”

1960: The US’s first no-fault divorce bill is passed allowing couples to end their marriages on the grounds of irreconcilable differences. Before that, a spouse would have to show proof of adultery, abuse, or abandonment and women would receive most of the blame for breaking apart their families.

1963: The Equal Pay Act was signed into law, mandating that men and women receive the same pay for the same work.Yet, according to 2021 data from the Published Census Bureau data women earned about $.82 for every dollar men earned. Latina or Hispanic women earned about $.58 and Black women earned about $.63 for every dollar men earned.

1968: Women are allowed the right to serve on a jury in all 50 states.

1973: Roe v. Wade is passed into law, guaranteeing women the right to an abortion.

In 2022, Roe v. Wade was overturned.

1974: The Equal Credit Opportunity Act was signed into law which granted women the right to obtain credit cards separate from their husbands.

1975: Public Law 94-106 is signed into law admitting women to the all-male U.S. Military, Naval and Air Force Academies for the first time.

1978: The Pregnancy Discrimination Act of 1978 is passed into law. Before 1978, a woman could be fired for simply being pregnant.

1988: The Women’s Business Ownership Act is passed. This law gave women equal access to capital to start their own business and no longer required them to have their husbands or male relatives consign for business loans.

1993: Marital rape is criminalized in all 50 states. Unfortunately, several states have repealed these laws, either partially or fully.

2013: The “ground combat exclusion policy” is overturned. Women are allowed to serve in direct combat.

Karina Batchelor Dramaturg

GABLESTAGE presents

A DOLL’S HOUSE, PART 2 by Lucas Hnath

With Leading Support from: Marc & Robyn Abrams Additional Support from: Dr. Susan & Larry Jay and Betty & Michael Wohl Pre-Show Talk Series Presented by: Evensky & Katz / Foldes Wealth Management Scenic Designer Frank J. Oliva^

Sound Designer Sean McGinley

Lighting Designer Tony Galaska

Projection Designer Jamie Godwin

Costume Designer Jacquelyn Loy

Dramaturg Karina Batchelor

Costume Coordinator Camilla Haith

Set Dresser & Properties Designer Maura Gergerich

Stage Manager Kenya Anthony-Moore* Directed by Bari Newport** *

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Originally produced on Broadway by Scott Rudin, Eli Bush, Joey Pames, Sue Wagner, and John Johnson.

Commissioned and first produced by South Coast Repertory A DOLL’S HOUSE, PART 2 benefited from a residency at New Dramatists A DOLL’S HOUSE , PART 2 is presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, INC. , New York

CAST OF CHARACTERS Nora.......................Rachel Burttram* Anne Marie.......................Elizabeth Dimon* Emmy........................Yasmine Harrell Torvald........................Brendan Powers*

Photo by Scott Treadway

Photo by George Schiavone

Rachel Burttram*

Elizabeth Dimon*

Photo by Anthony Joseph

Photo by Scott Treadway

Yasmine Harrell

Brendan Powers*

TIME: 15 years since Nora left Torvald PLACE: Norway. Inside the Helmer house

A DOLL’S HOUSE, PART 2

will be performed without an intermission.

THE VIDEOTAPING OR AUDIO RECORDING OF THIS PRODUCTION IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED

*Appearing through an agreement between GableStage and Actors' Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

ABOUT THE PLAYWRIGHT Lucas Hnath (Playwright) plays include Dana H.,The Thin Place, Hillary and Clinton, A Doll’s House, Part 2, Red Speedo,The Christians, A Public Reading of an Unproduced Screenplay About the Death of Walt Disney, Isaac’s Eye, and Death Tax. He has been produced on Broadway at the John Golden and Lyceum Theatres; Off-Broadway at New York Theatre Workshop, The Vineyard, Playwrights Horizons, Soho Rep, and Ensemble Studio Theatre; and premiered work regionally at the Goodman, Center Theatre Group, Humana Festival of New Plays,Victory Gardens, and South Coast Repertory. He is a New York Theatre Workshop Usual Suspect, a member of Ensemble Studio Theatre, and an alumnus of New Dramatists. Awards: Whiting Award, Guggenheim Fellowship, Kesselring Prize, Outer Critics Circle Award for Best New Play, Obie Award, Steinberg Playwright Award, Windham-Campbell Literary Prize, Lucille Lortel Award, and a Tony Nomination for Best Play.

ABOUT THE DIRECTOR Bari Newport** (Director) joined GableStage as Producing Artistic Director in April 2021. She came to Miami from the Penobscot Theatre Company in Bangor, Maine, where she served as Artistic Director for nine seasons.

Previously, she was artistic associate at the Alliance Theatre in Atlanta, artistic/literary manager at the Pasadena Playhouse, associate producer at Horizon Theatre and associate director of Florida Repertory Theatre. As a producer, Newport has been responsible for the creation and stabilization of a wide range of artistic initiatives, including extensive work in new play development, education and community engagement. While leading Penobscot – which serves 40,000 people each season – Newport doubled the budget in eight years; produced five world premieres; created a partnership with the Penobscot Nation, with whom she developed two large-scale NEA-supported projects; and fully funded the company’s endowment. She kept her entire staff of 15 employed during the pandemic and produced an innovative season that included 17 newly commissioned digital projects. Her work as a director and actor has been seen at Horizon Theatre Company, Greenbrier Valley Theatre, American Stage, Cumberland County Playhouse, Florida Repertory Theatre, Sacramento Theatre Company, Westport Country Playhouse and the Williamstown Theatre Festival. Productions directed at GableStage include: The Price,The Year of Magical Thinking, Heisenberg. & We Will Not Be Silent She earned her BFA from the University of Southern California and MFA from the University of Iowa. Bari is a 20 year member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society and the Actor’s Equity Association.

ABOUT THE CAST Rachel Burttram* (Nora) is an award-winning actress who is thrilled to be making her GableStage debut! NYC credits: Actors’ Studio,Vital Theatre Company.

Regional credits: Geva Theatre Center, Flat Rock Playhouse, Great Barrington Public Theatre, Kitchen Theatre Company, Gloucester Stage Company, Riverside Theatre, Actors’ Theatre of Louisville, Penobscot Theatre Company, Florida Repertory Theater, The Hippodrome. Online: Alabama Shakespeare Festival @Home 2020, tiny_Theatre. TV/Film: The Right Stuff on Disney+ as recurring role of Betty Grissom, Emma’s Fine as Emma and Bloodline on Netflix. She and her husband Brendan Powers are co-creators of tiny_Theatre, a little idea that was sparked during the pandemic that has now produced over 275 play readings from playwrights around the globe and a client base with some of the world’s biggest brands. BIG LOVE to Bari & the amazing team! And THANK YOU for supporting live theatre! www.

RachelBurttram.com Elizabeth Dimon* (Anne Marie) was last seen here in “Ordinary Americans”.

Other GablesStage credits include: “The Humans”, “Good People”, “Admissions” and “Informed Consent”. Beth has worked throughout Florida for the past 30 years.

She is a recipient of 4 Carbonell Awards, The Silver Palm Award, The Frank Prize and is a current fellow with the Cultural Council of the Palm Beaches. This past year found her in California at Capitol Rep in “Admissions”, at Palm Beach Dramaworks in “The Duration”, at Actors’ Playhouse in “Lost Highway” and in “Milk and Honey” at the Wick Theatre. Other credits include productions for: City Theatre’s Summer Shorts, Maltz Jupiter Theatre, Riverside Theatre, Asolo, American Stage, Theatre Zone, Gulfshore Playhouse, Key West Theatre Festival, Mosaic Theatre, Florida Stage, Caldwell Theatre, Royal Palm And Jupiter Dinner Theatres, Theatre Lab, Arts Garage, and others. Beth is a proud member of Actors’ Equity Assn.

Yasmine Harrell (Emmy) was born and raised in South Florida & is thrilled to make her professional debut here at Gablestage.Yasmine graduated less than a year ago from New World School of the Arts where she received her BFA in Music Theatre. A Doll’s House, Part Two is her first show after graduating and she would like to thank Bari and all those involved for making this such an unforgettable experience. She is grateful to her family & friends for always supporting her & pushing her to follow her dream! Most importantly, she wants to thank God for blessing her with this opportunity. Instagram: @Yasmineharrell Brendan Powers* (Torvald) is happy to be sharing the stage with his real-life wife, Rachel Burttram, in this exciting production. Past regional credits include Annie, August Osage County, Our Town, God of Carnage, Million Dollar Quartet, Doubt, Outside Mullingar, Around the World in 80 Days, Harvey, and An Inspector Calls. TV credits include Bloodline (Netflix), Graceland (USA) and numerous commercials including several for Alabama Tourism’s Road Trips campaign. In 2020, Brendan and Rachel dealt with the Covid shutdown of arts venues by turning their bedroom closet into a tiny theatre and presenting playwright-approved play readings on Facebook Live, which earned them a feature article in American Theatre Magazine. When not performing around the country, they livestream wacky online interactive murder mysteries out of their home for audiences around the globe (www.tiny-theatre.com). Deep thanks to Bari Newport and the GableStage team for bringing important stories to the stage. We appreciate you all!

ABOUT THE CREATIVE TEAM Kenya Anthony-Moore* (Stage Manager) is a theater professional born and raised in Miami, Florida. She has worked with multiple organizations in Miami and New York City. She most recently was the Assistant Company Manager for the First National Tour of Ain’t Too Proud:The Life and Times of the Temptations. Kenya relishes in being a part of dynamic productions that are as impactful, diverse, and thought provoking for an audience as they are pristinely produced. She is dedicated to prolific storytelling and developing programs that are inclusive to all communities.

Karina Batchelor (Dramaturg) is a Miami native, Karina completed her Master’s Degree at the Shakespeare Institute, in conjunction with the Royal Shakespeare Company in the U.K. Her recent dramaturgical projects include A Doll’s House Pt. II, Heisenberg, and We Will Not Be Silent (GableStage) as well as her British based collaborations with Leeds Playhouse and The Coronet Theatre in London. A proud educator, with over 20 years of experience, Karina is excited to be mixing her teaching expertise with her artistic vision to help facilitate and deepen the understanding of GableStage’s current season and beyond. Karina would like to thank her family for all their love and support.

Katie Ellison* (Production Stage Manager) is on her sixth season as the Resident Production Stage Manager at GableStage. Outside of GableStage, she had the privilege of working with Miami New Drama at the Colony Theatre on their production of 7 Deadly Sins. Other credits include Assistant Stage Manager for Peter and the Starcatcher at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts and Assistant Stage Manager for Zoetic Stage’s productions of Stripped and Rapture, Blister, Burn. She was also the Production Stage Manager for Orchestra Miami’s Music at The Biltmore and The Mice War. Katie is a proud graduate of the University of Miami with a BFA in Stage Management.

Tony Galaska (Lighting Designer) is an associate professor and head of the design and production at FIU. His design work has been seen at Contemporary American Theatre Festival, The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, The Texas Shakespeare Theatre Festival, National YoungArts, GablesStage, Zoetic Stage and in NYC with companies such as Toy Box Theatre Company, The Gallery Players, Wings Theatre Company, Metropolitan Playhouse, and New Perspectives Theatre Company. Tony has served as the Design, Technology, and Management Chair for the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Region IV and is a 2022 recipient of the Kennedy Center Golden Medallion Award, the highest award given to educators. He received is M.F.A. in lighting design from Purdue University, a B.F.A. from the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point and an A.A from the University of Wisconsin Waukesha.

Maura Gergerich (Set Dresser & Properties Designer) is thrilled to have the opportunity to work with GableStage again after having worked on Joe Papp at the Ballroom last season. She has done prop and scenery design and construction for dozens of operas over the past 5 years with Miami Beach Classical Music Festival and formerly worked as the master carpenter at Actors’ Playhouse. Maura currently works as the master carpenter at American Heritage School where she constructs the scenery for 8 productions each school year and has the opportunity to mentor aspiring future theater professionals.

ABOUT THE CREATIVE TEAM Jamie Godwin (Projection Designer) is a video designer based in New York.

Recent works include Haint Blu with Urban Bush Women, Christmas Mountain with Pie Hole and Red Bike at the New School. When not in a theatre, you can find her buying books she doesn’t read or bothering her roommate’s cat.

Camilla Haith (Costume Coordinator) is South Florida based costume designer and wardrobe stylist. She designs and builds costumes for theatre, dance, cruise ships, film, opera, and music videos. Theatrical credits include The White Card, Boca, and Fade for Gable Stage and F. Punk Junkies and After 10 Years for Miami Light Project. Camilla holds an MFA in Costume Design and a BFA in Theatre from Penn State, as well as a BFA in Fashion Design from the International Academy of Design and Technology, Chicago.

Frank J Oliva^ (Scenic Designer) is a Cuban-American Stage Designer. He recently received a Silver Palm Award for his work on Gablestage’s production of The White Card and Area Stage Company’s production of Beauty and the Beast.

Recent projects include productions with Miami New Drama, Area Stage Company, Gablestage, Ars Nova, Cherry Lane Theatre, Clubbed Thumb, Geva Theatre, The Weston Playhouse, Two River Theatre, and The Cincinnati Symphony, among others.

Associate Designer on the recent Broadway productions of Death of a Salesman, Oklahoma!, West Side Story and Hangmen. Theatre Designer for Netflix’s “Marriage Story”. Frank received the 2017 Innovative Theatre Award for Stage Design and was nominated for 2022 Carbonell Award and a 2018 Audelco Award for Set Design.

His designs were exhibited at the 2019 Prague Quadrennial. Member of Wingspace Theatrical Design and United Scenic Artists, and a graduate of New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts. www.frankjoliva.com Jacquelyn Loy (Costume Designer) received her M.F.A. in Costume Design and Technology at the University of Southern Mississippi in May 2017 and earned her B.A. in Theatre Arts at Catawba College in 2014. Selected Regional and Summer Theatre Credits: Clue - the play (Cumberland County Playhouse), Hay Fever, Becoming Dr. Ruth (Florida Repertory Theatre); Junie B. Jones;The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe; Refugee (world premiere) (Florida Rep TYA Tours); Matilda, Newsies, A Chorus Line, Heathers (Florida Rep Education Conservatory); The Rho (a premiere adaptation of Aphra Behn’s The Rover) (Georgia State University Players); The Drowsy Chaperone (Bigfork Summer Playhouse); Junie B. Jones (Hope Summer Repertory Theatre); Almost, Maine; Pinocchio’s Sister (world premiere) (St. Thomas Players). Featured designs from her collegiate career include: Tartuffe, Silent Sky, The Matchmaker,Violet (USM); The Importance of Being Earnest, Once on This Island, Charlotte’s Web (Catawba). Jacquelyn’s technical work appeared on stages across the country, including Montana, Utah, Michigan, Mississippi, Georgia,Virginia, and North Carolina. She also received National Awards for her work in costumes including First Place at KC-ACTF Region IV twice for her Costume Designs for The Matchmaker (2017) and Violet (2016), as well as the Marian A. Smith Costume Scholarship from SETC’s Graduate Scholarships in 2014. Jacquelyn enjoys spending her off-time reading, writing, playing board games, and going on adventures.

Sean McGinley (Sound Designer) is excited to be returning to GableStage.

Some of his previous designs here include Joe Papp at the Ballroom, Boca, and Heisenberg. He also designed and installed the updated sound system for the theatre. Sean has a degree in music industry and recording technology from York College of Pennsylvania. He has been working in live sound for almost 20 years.

Sean’s designs have been heard at The Mac-Haydn Theatre, The Naples Players,

Gulfshore Playhouse, Penobscot Theatre Company, Robinson Ballet, and Theatre Workshop of Nantucket. As always Sean would like to thank his family and Alivia for their continued support of him and his dream.

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April & Dan Stuzin Beverley & Eugene Sulzberger Dr. & Mrs. R Tannenbaum Robert Trescott Katharine & Arthur Trotman Herman Turndorf Ursula Ungaro Donna Urban In Memory of Joseph Adler Clara Vertes Peggy Vital Waters Ortiz Accounting & Consulting Susan Westfall Dr. Sydney & Lynn Wruble Lucille Zanghi We apologize for any errors in spelling or recognition. Please email advancement@ gablestage.org or call (305) 446-1116, Ext.307 if we have inadvertently left you out or incorrectly listed your information.

JOE ADLER LEGACY CAMPAIGN GableStage is proud to recognize the generosity of the following donors who have contributed to the campaign to support a thriving South Florida theatre community in Joe’s name.

Legacy donations listed here were Pledged or received by February 3rd, 2023. $100,000+ GableStage Board of Trustees $50,000+ The Jorge M. Pérez Family Foundation at the Miami Foundation Charles & Rosalyn Stuzin $25000+ Alan & Jayusia Bernstein $10,000+

Dr.Aizik L. Wolf, Miami Neuroscience Center Larry & Fran Blum Easton Family Foundation Nedra Kalish James & Fortuna Stuzin Ray Ellen & Allan Yarkin $5,000+ Marc & Robyn Abrams Michael & Judy Adler Louis J. Appignani Foundation

JOE ADLER LEGACY CAMPAIGN Mitchell & Ana Bierman David A. Coulson & Jeannie Etter George & Jenna Haj Richard & Judith Jacobs Dr. Nilza Kallos Chaim & Shelly Katzman Selma Ankist Family Trust, Andrea Nobil, Trustee Brooke Roberts-Webb Kaufman Rossin Gene C. Sulzberger Rick & Myrna Toren Debbie & Michael Troner in Honor of Bari Newport Michael Weintraub of the Joseph Weintraub Family Foundation Jessie Wolfson $2,500+ Ann Anthony Nanci & Harold Deutsch From Frank Flynn In Memory Broadway Gail Denise Glasser Carol Von Arx, The Roblee Foundation $1000+ JoAnne Bander Richard & Margaret Brodsky Alfred & Susan Feingold The Foyo Family in Honor of Roz Stuzin Jill & Harold Gaffin Lil & Yorke Doliner Charitable Foundation, Trustee Allison Hockman Jack & Shirley Kaplan David Kwiat & Barbara Sloan Michael Mckenzie & Kari Floren, The McKenzie Artists and Animals Fund Bari Newport & Magnus Stark Linda & Lynn Newport In Honor of Bari Newport Sylvan & Sandy Seidenman Sandra Simon Stillman Family Foundation Steve Zack, Zack Family Foundation

$500+ Robert Adler, Michele & David Friedlander Walter Bradley Michael & Irma Goldstein Ricardo Moran Suzy & Sadek Wahba $250+ Donald & Rosetta Bierman Gail Garrisan Naomi & Burt Honig Shelley & Bruce Hornik Sally Levin James Mooney Marj O’Neill-Butler Dr. Lawrence & Barbara Stein H. Allan Tucker Howard Simon & Beth Wilson $100+ Al Alschuler David Drucker & Lynn Atkinson Sylvia & Hector I. Crespo Susan Doucha Arlene Easley Joanne Gruber Louis Hafken Carmen Irizarry In Honor of Angie Garcia Deborah Kondelik Margery Lowe Dan Lundberg Thomas & Linda Mann Toba Meiselman Yan Narayanan Michael Peskoe Phyllis Resnick Amanda Rivera Leslie & Bernice Roth Phyllis & Richard Sandrow Ruth & Rudy Schwartz Shirley Spear Katherine & Arthur Trotman for Ruth & Rudy’s 65th Anniversary Lillie Wheeler Steven Wisotsky

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Our Corporate and Individual Sponsors represent community leaders and theatregoers whose support demonstrates a commitment to the community, an appreciation for theatrical excellence, and the passion for growing our region through the arts.

Above the Line and Below the Line sponsorships are available starting at $5,000.

Corporate Sponsorship Benefits - Celebrate your brand • • • • • • • • •

Top billing as presenting sponsor in print and digital materials Dedicated spotlight in GableStage Digital Newsletter Acknowledgement in curtain speeches Opportunity to distribute branded merchandise at all performances Your logo on the production postcard, poster and website Full Color/Black and White Ad(s) in the season’s Playbill Tickets to Opening Night, receptions, limited engagements and special events Complimentary Tickets to use during the season Invitations to rehearsals and table reads

Individual Sponsorship Benefits - Play a Leading Role • • • • • • •

Top billing in print and digital materials Your name on the production postcard, poster and GableStage website Acknowledgement in curtain speeches Full Color/Black and White Ads in the Playbill during the season Tickets to Opening Night, receptions, limited engagements and special events Named Sponsorship opportunities for the Opening Night Celebration Named Sponsorship opportunities to bring GableStage’s Shakespeare in the Schools to a Miami-Dade School of your choice

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT OUR DEVELOPMENT TEAM

Advancement@gablestage.org 305-446-1119 ext 307

AUDIENCE SERVICES Box Office Hours

Tuesday – Friday 12:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Performance days: From 12 p.m. to showtime. (305) 445-1119 boxoffice@gablestage.org

Performance Days & Showtimes

Wednesday 2:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.

Thursday 8:00 p.m. - NEW THIS SEASON Friday 8:00 p.m.

Saturday 2:00 p.m. (On closing weekends only) Saturday 8:00 p.m.

Sunday 2:00 p.m.

Concessions are open 30 minutes before showtime.

Accessibility

• Accessible seating is available.

• Assistive listening devices are available for all performances on a first-come basis. Please visit the box office.

• Large print playbills available.

• Accessible bathroom is located outside the theatre, across the driveway under the breezeway.

Discounts

• Available for students, artists, Biltmore members, military families, and groups. More information: www.gablestage.org/tickets • Rush Tickets Students and Biltmore staff may fill any unsold seat, free-of-charge by arriving 1 hour prior to performance times.

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EDUCATION & OUTREACH PROGRAMS

Impacting Students’ Lives With a mission of confronting today’s issues and ideas, GableStage has played an important role in Miami’s professional theatre ecology since 1979.

Starting as the Florida Shakespeare Theatre and reinventing itself in 1998 as GableStage, the company has been at the forefront of producing provocative theatre. The company’s intimate,edgy, and inspiring work has been seen by over 400,000 patrons and 250,000 students.

For decades, thousands of Miami-Dade high school students were exposed to dynamic, contemporary storytelling through GableStage’s much–lauded student matinee series. Now, after a long hiatus, GableStage, under the leadership of new producing artistic director, Bari Newport and with generous funding from the Green Family Foundation, proudly reinstates this impactful offering.

The company’s flagship in-school offering, Shakespeare-in-the-Schools, visits 20+ Miami-Dade public and private high schools each year. Using a company of emerging theatre artists, GableStage harkins back to its roots as a Shakespeare company, by performing a 50-minute adaptation of Shakespeare’s most popular classics. Each production is re-imagined in a contemporary context.

A number of dramaturgical opportunities for adult theatre goers to expand their understanding of professional theatre production are now being offered on-line and at the theatre. These efforts highlight Newport’s personal desire to inspire a life-long passion for the theatrical art form in all members of the community.

WANT TO LEARN MORE? Visit https://www.gablestage.org/educational-programs/

EDUCATION & OUTREACH PROGRAMS

Shakespeare in the Schools, 2015. Julius Caesar. Photo Anton Church

Shakespeare-in-the-Schools GableStage’s longstanding education initiative that performs 40 performances at upwards of 20 Miami-Dade public and private schools each season, makes a special stop at GableStage March 7 at 7 pm.

William Shakespeare’s romantic comedy, Twelfth Night, is a story filled with romance and mistaken identities. In this adaptation, the coast of Illyria is replaced with the vast beaches of Miami, while Haiti stands powerfully in the place of our protagonist’s homeland of Messaline. Boosted by music, poetic language and rich cultural references, this Twelfth Night carefully explores the diverse tapestry of Miami and the migrant stories that have shaped the city many call home.

Mainstage Student Matinees Mainstage student matinees introduce high school students to professional, high-quality theatre productions which confront today’s issues and ideas.

Exposure to professional theatre nurtures compassion, self awareness, tolerance, and provides essential tools for students to become strong, influential leaders of the future.

El Huracán: Friday, April 21 and April 28 at 10:30 am

Ignite Ignite the ambitions of the next generation of theatre artists. Led byactor, Iain Batchelor and with support from the Perez Family Foundation, 22/23 marks the pilot year of this powerful new initiative. In addition to receiving tickets to all five productions, a nominated partner high-school – with serious theatre students – will have season-long access to GableStage artists and company members. GableStage is proud to announce our 2022-23 Partner school, Coral Reef High School WANT TO LEARN MORE? Visit https://www.gablestage.org/educationalprograms/

A DOLL’S HOUSE, PART 2 Non-Profit Production Partner

GableStage is proud to announce its non-profit partnership for the production of A DOLL’S HOUSE, PART 2

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To become a non-profit partner for the 2023-24 season, please contact Tyla Palmer at tpalmer@gablestage.org

SHAKESPEARE IN THE SCHOOLS Twelfth Night

GableStage’s longstanding education initiative that performs 40 performances at upwards of 20 Miami-Dade public and private schools each season, makes a special stop at GableStage

March 7 at 7 pm.

MARIO’S WE SUPPORT THE STAGE! SPECIAL THANK YOU! Florida Repertory Theatre Florida Atlantic University Sharon Whitted, Costume Builder for Nora’s hat and coat

A DOLL’S HOUSE, PART 2 PRODUCTION SUPPORT House Manager Samuel Krogh Run Crew Caio Santos Wardrobe Supervisor Samuel Krogh Rehearsal Assistant Stage Manager Karina Martinez Film Streaming Director Alexandru Gherman Video Camera Operator Lucian Alexandrescu Magnus Stark Editor Alexandru Gherman

GABLESTAGE STAFF Producing Artistic Director Bari Newport Artistic Production Stage Manager Katie Ellison Artistic Programming and Marketing Associate Tyla Palmer Resident Dramaturg Karina Batchelor Associate Dramaturg Sammy Heroux Production Production Manager Kristen Pieski

Technical Director Victoria Murawski Master Electrician Art Garcia Advancement Director of Institutional Advancement Kate Kramitz Grants Manager Andrea Dougherty O'Naghten Marketing & Communications Marketing Manager Magnus Stark Public Relations Haj Media Digital Marketing Specialist Forest Hill Consulting Services Social Media Specialist Diana Garle Business & Audience Services Business Manager Corleen Iannazzi Box Office Manager Dennis Vasta Box Office Associate Luis Diaz Contact information GableStage 1200 Anastasia Avenue, Suite 230 Coral Gables, FL 33134 Box Office: (305) 445-1119 boxoffice@gablestage.com Media Contact media@gablestage.org

IN-KIND SUPPORT WISH LIST There are many ways to support our theatre: you can donate anything from rehearsal/warehouse space to flowers and plants. Donations are tax deductible!

Vehicles VAN: In addition to being able to bring our work to more locations within our community, having our own van will allow us to transport sets, props and costume pieces from storage to the theatre in no time.

CARS: Out-of-town artists need to be able to get around. At the very least, they need to travel from artist housing to the theatre and the grocery store. Having vehicles of our own would eliminate the need to rent a fleet of cars. Help!

Housing Have a guest house, vacation house or Airbnb? Housing with kitchens are needed for out-of-town artists staying two weeks or more.

Rehearsal Space Have a large rec room? We need a mid-size space – 800 sq. ft. or more – to rehearse a play while another production is performing at the theatre.

Warehouse Space Our theatre is intimate. Outside and inside. Extra warehouse space will help us store furniture, props and other materials used in the productions.

Airline Miles Help bring out-of-town artists and playwrights to the productions.

Food & Hospitality Gift Cards Support our artists! Meals are appreciated.

Flowers & Plants Help beautify the entrance to GableStage! Plants and flowers in planters are welcome!

Ready to donate?

Contact us at advancement@gablestage.org

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Special Thanks to Miami Salon Group, Inc.

Miami Salon Group, Inc. (MSG) is a private non-profit organization limited to 35 members who are dedicated to financially supporting the visual and performing arts in South Florida.

Founded in 1987, MSG is a contemporary outgrowth of the old-world salon, featuring monthly dinner meetings in member’s homes, with presentations and performances by representatives of local arts organizations.

Members make yearly contributions, the monies of which are used to fund projects voted upon by the group. Miami Salon Group, Inc. has been a prototype for other arts organizations with the same mission.

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