Ugly Lies the Bone Playbill | Garden Theatre

BY LINDSEY FERRENTINO

October 7 - 18, 2020 Supported in part by

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Joseph C. Walsh, Artistic Director

BY LINDSEY FERRENTINO “Ugly Lies the Bone” was developed during a residency at the Eugene O’Neill Theatre Center’s National Playwrights Conference in 2014.

Preston Whiteway, Executive Director | Wendy C. Goldberg, Artistic Director Woodward/Newman Award Winner Developed and Produced by the Bloomington Playwrights Project, Chad Rabinovitz, Producing Artistic Director This Play received a developmental workshop by the Theatre Program of Fordham University in October 2014.

World Premiere Produced in New York City by Roundabout Theatre Company (Todd Haimes, Artistic Director; Harold Wolpert, Managing Director; Julia C. Levy, Executive Director; Sydney Beers, General Manager) as part of Roundabout Underground at the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre on October 13, 2015.

“Ugly Lies the Bone” is presented by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc., a Concord Theatricals Company.

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Note from the Director This season at The Garden the theme is home.

Ugly Lies the Bone follows Jess, a female Army veteran who has been severely burned and wounded in the Afghanistan War, as she returns home to Titusville, Florida with hopes of fitting back into the life she left behind. But at home everything and everyone has changed, almost as much as she has. As she submits to virtual reality game therapy, designed to treat veterans with acute pain, she realizes that as difficult as it is to heal on the outside, the harder work is the emotional healing she must do on the inside. The playwright Lindsey Ferrentino believes “it’s important to see plays about our time in our time” and I couldn’t agree more. Like many U.S. veterans today, Jess wages a heroic battle as she fights her way back into a new identity of herself in the place she calls home.

I want to thank Joseph Walsh and the entire Garden team for doing this play right now and for inviting me in. Currently our days require extraordinary care and this Garden Theatre design and production team and this cast and crew have worked diligently to transform this script to the stage. Their commitment to honor Jess and through her the story of U.S. veterans of all ages and wars, is inspiring and apt. I want to say a special thank you to Ryan Darley, a veteran of the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars, for your service overseas and for sharing some of those experiences and insights with us. You opened my heart to the reality of being a veteran of those wars and it’s my hope this play will do the same for our audience.

Theatre exists in the spaces between actors and audience so thank you all for being here especially now to experience this journey with us. It wouldn’t be happening without you.

Sincerely,

Trudy Bruner, Director SPECIAL THANKS Garden Theatre would like to thank these extraordinary partners, without whom this production of Ugly Lies the Bone would not be possible: Katrina Ploof; Ryan Darley; Orlando REP; Winter Garden Pizza Company; Gary Sinise Foundation; Camaraderie Foundation; FX Design Group; 1st Choice Door & Millwork; Toole’s Ace Hardware; Signing Shadows; and the City of Winter Garden.

This production will be presented without intermission.

Please note that this production utilizes fog hazers and strobe lights.

As a courtesy to our performers and audience members, please mute and put away all cell phones and other personal electronic devices during the show. Smoking of any kind, including e-cigarettes, is prohibited within the building.

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Adam Graham Alfred Ryder Alice Williams and Debbie Zutter Allan and Jane Clayman Andrea Sell Anne Delvillano Ann Klumpp Ann Walker April England Arielle Schmidt Ashley Fisher-Tranese Ashley Owens B A and Clifford B Ayer III Barbara Costa Barbara Whittier Barbara Yarbrough Barry Moffett Bayard and Judith Cook Bea Hoelle Beatrice Evans Beth Antal Beth and Thomas Raterman Betty Hardell Bill Kercher Blaine Strickland Bliss Thompson Bonnie Jones Boudina Frey Camille Wainwright Caroline Coffey Carol McNally Carol and Van Sher Carolyn Scheidt Casey Herlihy Robert and Cathy Restivo Charles Beech Cassandra and Charles Gallaher Charlotte Caffrey Chris Randazzo and Frank Alexander Christa Whittaker Chuck Fink Coralie Daniels Daniel O’Hara Lee and Darlene Mancia Deborah Eichen Debra Ginsberg Debra O’Grattan Dennis and Connie McDonald Dennis and Deborah Wacha Donald Watkins Don Cox Donna Marie Mecca Edmond and Sandra Doone Elaine Picarro Liz Murdock Andy and Elizabeth Warren Eric Williams Ethel Kohn

Gail Demastus Gary Brand Gary Miller George and Ann Green Gerald Van Buren Robert and Gloria Ward Gregory Kelsoe Holly Raissipour Hugh Cromer Jacqueline Tutas-Apetz James Box James and Sarah Martin James Washburn Jamie Walter Jan Bilbro Janet Feeback Eugene and Janet Klein Janet Von Sternberg Jane Van Tuyle Janice Close Janice Prudent Jason and Jaime Kob Jean Boone Jeff Duke Jennifer Vanasdale Jerry Ornstein Jessica Chisholm Joseph Kuykendall John Amein John and Christy Bowen John Coffey John Dash John Geiger John Mercier John Ogrodowczyk John Thompson John Wurz Jr Jon Siegel Joseph Dunn Joseph Gangwisch Joseph Lewis Jowan Hearn Judith Jackson Judith Lazev Judy Gautuer Judy King Karen Freiberg Karen Rossi Katherine Dellacasa Kathleen Bennett Kathleen Singleton Kenneth Hierman Kimberly Tuero Kirk and Katherine Whiteman Kristina Grant Kristine Bunnell Kristin Shirilla Kristopher Wilde Lara James Larry Henrichs

Laura Crouse Laura Fuller Lenore Meyers Les Josephson Libby Simmons Lillian Lasseter Linda Carberry Linda Chastain Linda D Plotsky Linda Kuefler Linda Lawson Linda Piantieri Linda Wells Lorena Byrd Chester and Lynn Evans Marcia Lareau Margaret Sauer Peggy Tepper Maria Morganto Marianne A Becton Marisa Price Marsha Lewis MaryAnn Boardman Mary Ann Strang Bill and Mary Beth Asma Mary Henderson Michael and Mary-Jo Napoli Mary Parinella Mary Peirce Todd and Mary Taylor Mary Yasgur Mason Criswell Matthew Chin and Parker Sims-Chin Brian, Matt and Madison McGrew Mayra Camacho Melinda Plumley Michael Shaul Dr. Michael and Tawnya Timmel Michael Watkins Michael Weisbecker Michelle Dettlaff Mike and Vicki Gillett Mike and Diane Hilliard Mike and Martha Seney Michael and Kimberly Weathers Morris Hartley Neil Beckerman Nicholas Mirra Joseph and Noreen McCall Norma Crespo Patricia Christopher Patricia Hughes Patricia Lancaster Pattye Kiesz-Hubbard Paul Borders Pernille Lake Mary and Peter Kelsey Philip Toal

As of September 16, 2020

Phil Piet Ralph Hewitt Randall Lee Douglas and Rhona Jones Richard and Louise and Sharon Brown Richard and Jan Hearn Richard and Ann Rosati Rick Wertsching Robert Goolsby Robert Green Robinette Smith Gwen and Rob Robertson Rochelle Coleman Roger and Mary Brown Roger and Vanda Harvey Ronald Baumanis Rosemary Blankenhorn Ruth Courney Ryan Fowler Sandra Behrens Sandra Chambers Sandra Kurland Sandra Stern Shannon Hoagland Shannon Olesen Sharon Molthen Sheldon Brandau Shelley Haberkorn Stephanie Weber Steve Taylor Susan Bailey Susan Fornear Susan Gant Susan Hilton Ralph and Susan Ioder Susan Murphy Susanne Carsten Susan Sailer Susan Wray Suzanne Vendena Tenis Kopansky Terrence Sullivan TerryAnn Steele Theresa Chiparo Theresa Johnston TJ Houghton Trevor MacLaine Valerie Bronson Valerie Irwin Victoria Ellingson Vincent Snow Virginia McCurdy Ginger and Dennis Pelegrimas Walt and Sue Herscher Whitney Egbert William and Barbara Gardiner William and Nancy Yarger Wilma Cox

THE CAST Jess ......................................................................................................Tricia Jane Wiles Kacie............................................................................................................Clare Lopez Stevie.........................................................................................................Eddie Ortega Kelvin ........................................................................................................Zack Roundy

Voice / Mom .................................................................................... Robin Proett Olson

THE PRODUCTION TEAM Director .................................................................................................... Trudy Bruner Apprentice Director.................................................................................... Caiti Fallon Scenic Designer .......................................................................................Shawn Boyle* Lighting Designer .........................................................................................Erin Miner Costume Designer ........................................................................ Eryn Brooks Brewer Sound Designer ................................................................................Anthony Narciso* Projection Designer .................................................................................Shawn Boyle* Makeup Designer.................................................................................. Alan Ostrander Properties Master ...................................................................................Alesha Hollatz Stage Manager...............................................................................................Sherri Cox Assistant Stage Manager .......................................................................Lily Desenberg Master Electrician / Operator................................................................ David Clenney Assistant Carpenters ..................................................... Justin Harmon, John Sublette Scenic Artist.........................................................................................Isabella Cellucci Costume & Makeup Run Crew Chief ........................................... Rosibel Hernandez Run Crew .......................................................................................................Sören Ray *Member, United Scenic Artists

SETTING Titusville, Florida The heart of Florida’s space coast TIME The end of NASA’s shuttle program The end of an era

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MONTVERDE ACADEMY 2020-21 THEATRE SEASON

DEC. 11

OCTOBER 16-17

The Songs of Leiber and Stoller

OCTOBER 29 & 31 OCTOBER 22 & 24 NOVEMBER 1

A TEENAGE PANIC ATTACK ON NATIONAL THEMES

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Who’s Who in The Cast TRICIA JANE WILES (Jess) has been seen on the Garden’s stage in Ragtime (Evelyn Nesbit) and Annie (Grace Farrell) and is incredibly joyful to be back home. She is a Principal Actor at Walt Disney World and favorite shows include Anne of Green Gables (Mrs. Barry) and The Giver (Mother) at Orlando Repertory Theatre, O Wondrous Night with Odd-O-Ts’ Entertainment, and Lil’ Women: A Rap Musical (Amy March) at KC Fringe 2018. She is a proud graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University with her B.F.A. in Theatre Performance and is currently the Host for True Influence’s Accelerating Revenue Podcast. “A thank you to family and friends for the love, to Trudy and Joe for trusting me with this story, and to Kristie for being my virtual callback buddy!” triciajanewiles.com / Romans 8:38-39 CLARE LOPEZ (Kacie) originally hails from Sacramento, CA, and is thrilled to be making her Garden Theatre debut! Clare earned her B.A. in Music and Theatre from Saint Martin’s University and is a proud graduate of The Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts. Recently, Clare made a cameo playing across Pete Davidson in the feature film, “Big Time Adolescence” (HULU).

Other film credits include “12 Days with God” (Pure Flix) and “TODD” (SFN Productions). Clare’s been honored to work regionally in 5 states and internationally across 8 countries. Some of Clare’s theatrical highlights include: The Thanksgiving Play at Urbanite Theatre, Three Times Fast at Winter Park Playhouse, In the Time of the Butterflies at Stageworks Theatre, The Hundred Dresses at Lexington Children’s Theatre, and Merchant of Venice at Kingsmen Shakespeare Festival. Clare is currently the Director of Education and Outreach and coach at Book From Tape Acting Studio in Orlando, FL. When Clare isn’t performing, she loves teaching, creating content, and collaborating as a casting director. She sends her love and gratitude to the cast and creative team and her fella, Chad, for all of his support. www.clare-lopez.com EDDIE ORTEGA (Stevie) is a recent graduate from Florida State University with a B.M. in Music Theatre. He was born and raised in Orlando, FL and is grateful to be making his Garden Theatre debut. Some of his favorite past credits include In the Heights (Usnavi), Glow Lyric Theatre and Into the Woods (The Baker) and Sister Act (Eddie Souther), McLeod Summer Playhouse. He thanks his parents, his dearest friends, and his fellow Noles for their endless love and much needed support.

ZACK ROUNDY (Kelvin) is incredibly excited and very grateful to be making his debut with the Garden Theatre. Recent credits include Red at the Henegar Center and Gloria and The Royal Family with the Mad Cow Theatre.

A graduate of Eastern Florida State College and a Florida native, Zack can be seen at Gatorland Orlando doing shows daily. “Thanks and love go to Skye Bird, family, and the team here at the Garden.”

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Who’s Who in The Cast ROBIN PROETT OLSON (Voice / Mom) is pleased to be returning to Garden Theatre as a performer. She last appeared at the Garden Theatre in Steel Magnolias as M’lynn. Recent directing credits for CFCArts include Steel Magnolias, A Doll’s House, and Twelve Angry Jurors. She was just recently seen in Kate Hamill’s adaptation of Pride and Prejudice for Mad Cow Theatre, with whom she has worked over the years including On the Verge, Anton in Show Business, August Osage County, You Can’t Take It With You and Clybourne Park.

She currently teaches at Valencia College.

Who’s Who in The Production Team TRUDY BRUNER (Director) is thrilled to be directing at the Garden Theatre in lovely Winter Garden! A native Floridian, Trudy began her 35 years in theatre by earning an M.F.A. in Acting/Directing from the University of Georgia, directing and teaching in Georgia and Pennsylvania, and moving to Orlando to become the Director of Theatre for Young People at The Civic Theatre of Central Florida. In the years since, she was a founding member and co-artistic director of Mad Cow Theatre Company and recently retired from 18 years teaching and directing at Lake Highland Preparatory School where she was Director of Drama and Arts Administrator. Trudy is excited to work on this powerful play with this wonderful team of theatre artists at the Garden and believes there has never been a more important time to tell a story that connects us in humanity and humility than now.

CAITI FALLON (Apprentice Director) is a senior at Montverde Academy as a member of their Theatre Conservatory. She’s also the Troupe President, and an intern with Beth Marshall Presents. You may have seen her onstage at the Garden as Young Vi in Violet. Directing credits include Shoebox as a part of BMP’s virtual Play-in-a-Day, and a virtual one-act version of Actually. She intends to study both acting and directing for the stage, and is incredibly thankful for the opportunity to work on this show. She’d like to thank everyone at the Garden, her family, Ms. Emerson, and Troupe #3977.

SHAWN BOYLE (Scenic Designer & Projection Designer) As a designer for live entertainment, primarily projection and lighting, Shawn enjoys working across many disciplines: theater, musical theater, opera, dance, installation, and architectural projects.

Scenic Design highlights include: Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (RCA – Trumbull CT), Britten’s Operatic version of A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Yale School of Music), Singin’ in the Rain (Cork Opera House), and The Last Five Years (Pavilion Theatre, Dublin, Ireland). Shawn is a member of United Scenic Artists, I.A.T.S.E local 829, as a Projection Designer and Lighting Designer.

Lecturer in Design (Projection) - The Yale School of Drama.

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Who’s Who in The Production Team ERIN MINER (Lighting Designer) This is Erin’s 10th show with the Garden Theatre, and she is honored to be back. She is incredibly happy to be working with Trudy again. Erin and Trudy have been working together on shows in Central Florida for 32 years! “Thank you for supporting the arts in these difficult times. We need the arts more than ever and your patronage is especially important.”

ERYN BROOKS BREWER (Costume Designer) is currently the resident costume designer at the Ocala Civic Theatre in Ocala, FL. She received her M.F.A. in Costume Design and Technology from The University of Alabama in 2017. This is Eryn’s second show with the Garden Theatre and she is very excited to return! Other favorite past credits include: The Addams Family, Titanic: The Musical, The Wizard of Oz and The Music Man. ANTHONY NARCISO (Sound Designer) is a Sound Designer and Composer based out of Orlando, FL. Anthony routinely designs for Norwegian Cruise Lines, Garden Theatre, Theatre at St. Luke’s, Auburn University, and Orlando REP as their seasonal designer. He previously served as sound designer for the Texas Shakespeare Festival from 2013-2018.

Recent credits include Tuck Everlasting and Pete the Cat at Orlando REP; Children of Eden and Mary Poppins at St Luke’s; Ragtime and A Christmas Carol at the Garden Theatre; and Bring it On the Musical at Auburn University. Anthony is a proud member of United Scenic Artists.

ALAN OSTRANDER (Makeup Designer) has been a professional theatrical artist since 1984, specializing in all aspects of Special FX Makeup for live productions and Film/TV. Throughout the US, Thailand, Japan, Hong Kong, Argentina and more, he has worked as an actor, set designer, stage manager, prop master, artistic/talent director, and many other positions in the entertainment production industry. He is the Founder/Creative Director of AEO Studios, a one-stop theatrical shop, and is known as Hong Kong’s “Father of Halloween” for his 13 years introducing/cultivating this Western Holiday in East Asia.

ALESHA HOLLATZ (Properties Master) is excited to return to Garden for her fourth production as Props Master! Previously she was Props Master for Ben Hur, A Christmas Carol and Billy Elliot. Alesha received her B.F.A. in Theatre Design and Technology and B.A. in Arts Management from the University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point in May 2018. She moved from her home state Wisconsin to Orlando after accepting a position with Universal Creative developing live entertainment attractions.

SHERRI COX (Stage Manager) “Thank you to Lindsey Ferrentino and the Garden Theatre for elevating this important topic.” Sherri’s theatrical production credits include Boeing Boeing, Great Expectations, Whisper in the Mind, Big River, Noises Off, La Cage aux Folles, Miracle on 34th Street, The Legend of Georgia McBride, Ragtime, and Deathtrap. Sherri is a graduate of the Theatre Department at Arizona State University. “With gratitude to active military and retired service members for your sacrifices. Love to Nikki.”

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Who’s Who in The Production Team LILY DESENBERG (Assistant Stage Manager) This is Lily’s first production as the Assistant Stage Manager here at the Garden Theatre. She is thrilled to have had the opportunity to ASM for Ugly Lies the Bone. Lily is a recent graduate of Stetson University’s Theatre Arts Program. Her previous credits include: Tuck Everlasting (ASM), Miracle in Bedford Falls (ASM), Anne of Green Gables (ASM), and Freaky Friday The Musical (ASM) with Orlando Repertory Theatre. Lily is very excited for her journey to continue at the Garden Theatre.

DAVID CLENNEY (Master Electrician / Operator) has been a part of the Garden since La Cage aux Folles, and is working on his 29th show with the company. As a native of Orlando he has thoroughly enjoyed participating in the growth of the theatre community in the area. David attended Seminole State and the University of Central Florida. He would like to thank his family, friends, and you for your support of the arts.

JUSTIN HARMON (Assistant Carpenter) graduated from Valencia College’s Entertainment Design & Technology program in 2018. Justin also freelances around Orlando working many shows at multiple venues and music festivals. In his free time, Justin enjoys bowling and playing video games.

JOHN SUBLETTE (Assistant Carpenter) is a growing young theatre professional who recently debuted at the Garden Theatre as a scenic carpenter for Hello, Dolly!. John, an Orlando native, holds a Bachelor of Arts in Music from Florida State University. Though John is a technician during the day, he began on stage and loves to perform in musicals and as a cellist whenever possible. John was most recently on stage locally in The Music Man at the Icehouse Theatre in Mt. Dora, FL. ISABELLA CELLUCCI (Scenic Artist) is an Orlando-based scenic artist for theater and television. Her work can be seen at many theaters throughout Florida including the Orlando Repertory Theatre and Orlando Shakes. Recent theatrical scenic charge credits include A Christmas Carol, How I Became a Pirate, and Miracle in Bedford Falls. Isabella has also worked as a scenic artist for the Paramount Network television show Ink Master: Grudge Match. She holds a degree in Production Design from Valencia College.

ROSIBEL HERNANDEZ (Costume and Makeup Run Crew Chief) is excited to return to the Garden Theatre! Her previous credits include A Christmas Carol and Flashdance.

Other recent dresser credits include The Three Musketeers and Henry IV at Orlando Shakes.

She has also worked as a stitcher at the Orlando REP, but she is proud to consider the Garden her home theatre. Rosibel has a B.F.A. in Theatre Design and Technology with a focus in costume technology from the University of Central Florida.

SÖREN RAY (Run Crew) is excited to be starting his fourth season at the Garden! From Jesus Christ Superstar to Xanadu, from Gypsy to The Legend of Georgia McBride, from 1984 to Ben Hur, he’s enjoyed every moment and can’t wait to work on more here, at the Garden.

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