GEORGE STREET PLAYHOUSE
Mama’s Boy
2016 – 2017 SEASON
Board of Trustees Chairman: James N. Heston* President: Penelope Lattimer, Ph.D.* First Vice President: Lucy Hughes* Second Vice President: Janice Stolar* Treasurer: David Fasanella* Secretary: Sharon Karmazin* Ronald Bleich David Capodanno Kenneth M. Fisher William R. Hagaman, Jr. Norman Politziner Kelly Ryman* W. Burton “Tripp” Salisbury
Ben Sifuentes-Jáuregui, Ph.D. Frances C. Stromsland, Ed.D. David Saint* Jocelyn Schwartzman Lora Tremayne Stephen M. Vajtay Alan W. Voorhees *Denotes Members of the Executive Committee
Trustees Emeritus Robert L. Bramson Al D’Augusta
Cody P. Eckert Peter Goldberg George Wolansky, Jr.
Clarence E. Lockett Anthony L. Marchetta
Honorary Board of Trustees Thomas H. Kean
Eric Krebs
Honorary Memoriam Maurice Aaron∆ Dr. Edward Bloustein∆ Dora Center∆∆ Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.∆ Milton Goldman∆ John Hila
Arthur Laurents∆ Richard Sellars∆ Barbara Voorhees∆∆ Edward K. Zuckerman∆ Adelaide M. Zagoren ∆∆ – Denotes Trustee Emeritus ∆ – Denotes Honorary Trustee
From the Artistic Director It gives me such pride to open my Twentieth Anniversary season here at George Street with a thrilling new play for the American Theatre. Often plays will come to me through artists with whom we have developed a strong working relationship. Mama’s Boy, Rob Urbinati’s fascinating examination of one of America’s most notorious families, the Oswalds, came to David Saint Artistic Director me through the marvelous actress Betsy Aidem. I first worked with Betsy on Arthur Laurents’ drama Jolson Sings Again (Arthur called her “the real thing”) and then again on the dark comedy God of Carnage. Both were produced here at GSP. It was clearly a great role for Betsy! I described it recently as a combination of Amanda from The Glass Menagerie and Medea. But I also marveled at the play itself. Drawing on a tremendous amount of actual interviews and transcripts including the Warren Commission, Mr. Urbinati has been able to fashion a riveting drama about a struggling American family as they came to terms with a volatile period in this country’s history in the face of one of the most horrifying events of the century – the assassination of President Kennedy. Together with a sensational cast (including last season’s Asher Lev, Miles G. Jackson) and a first rate design team, I am confident you will be as enthralled with this powerful and complex work as I am. Thank you for embracing so many new works in the past twenty years. I feel that with your support we have been able to contribute an impressive array of unique work to the American repertoire. Gratefully,
David Saint Artistic Director
Productions sponsored by The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation (from top-left clockwise): Bryan Cranston as Lyndon Baines Johnson in All The Way; Santino Fontana and Tony Shalhoub in a scene from Lincoln Center Theater’s production of Act One; Primary Stage production of Bronx Bombers; and Peter Gallagher, Kristin Chenoweth, Andy Karl, Michael McGrath and Mark Linn-Baker in On the Twentieth Century.
THE BLANCHE & IRVING LAURIE F O U N D AT I O N
GEORGE STREET PLAYHOUSE David Saint, Artistic Director Michael Mastro, Resident Artistic Director Kelly Ryman, Managing Director Presents
Mama’s Boy By Rob Urbinati Directed by David Saint Set Design by Michael Anania Costume Design by Michael McDonald Lighting Design by Ken Billington Projection Design by Michael Clark Original Music Composition/Sound Design by Scott Killian Wig and Hair Design by David Bova and J. Jared Janas Fight Direction by Rick Sordelet and Christian Kelly-Sordelet Production Stage Manager Thomas Clewell* Production Manager Christopher J. Bailey Dialect Coach Deborah Hecht Casting by McCorkle Casting, Ltd.
October 18 – November 6, 2016 Sponsored by: The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation In accordance with Actors’ Equity Association regulations, we remind you that all electronic devices, including pagers, cellular phones and watches must be turned off during the performance.
Grant funding has been provided by the Middlesex County Board of Chosen Freeholders through a grant award from the Middlesex County Cultural and Arts Trust Fund. This program is made possible in part by funds from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/ Department of State, A Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts. George Street Playhouse is a constituent of the League of Resident Theatres (LORT) and a member of the New Jersey Theatre Alliance. The theatre operates under an agreement between LORT and Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States, and is a member of the New Brunswick Cultural Center.
as Artistic Director
CAST in order of appearance Marguerite Oswald Lee Harvey Oswald Robert Oswald Marina Oswald
Betsy Aidem* Michael Goldsmith* Miles G. Jackson* Laurel Casillo*
Boyd Gaines* as Voice of the Interviewer *- denotes member of Actors’ Equity Association.
Settings: Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene
Act One One – Town Hall, New York City, February 18, 1964 Two – Davenport Street, Fort Worth, Texas, June 14, 1962 Three – Rotary Apartments, Fort Worth, Texas, August 10, 1962 Four – Mercedes Street, Fort Worth, Texas, September 10, 1962 Five – Mercedes Street, Fort Worth, Texas, October 9, 1962 Six – Mercedes Street, Fort Worth, Texas, October 18, 1962
Act Two Scene One – Hallway, Police and Courts Building, Dallas, Texas, November 23, 1963 Scene Two – Visitors Cubicle, Police and Courts Building, Dallas, Texas, November 23, 1963 Scene Three – Inn of the Six Flags, Dallas, Texas, November 24, 1963 Scene Four – Inn of the Six Flags, Dallas, Texas, November 25, 1963 Scene Five – Town Hall, New York City, February 17, 1964 Scene Six – A Small Apartment, Fort Worth, Texas, September 14, 1959 Mama’s Boy will be performed with one intermission.
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 is a member of The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, Inc., an independent national labor union.
The stage technicians of George Street Playhouse are proud members of IATSE Local 21.
The Scenic, Costume, Lighting and Sound Designers in LORT theatres are represented by United Scenic Artists Local USA-829, IATSE. The George Street Playhouse playbill is published five times a year by George Street Playhouse, Inc., a not-for-profit corporation. Please send advertising inquiries to George Street Playhouse, 9 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ 08901, attn: Playbill Advertising.
COMPANY bios. Betsy Aidem (Marguerite Oswald) George Street Playhouse: God of Carnage, Jolson Sings Again (under the direction of David Saint). Broadway: All the Way (opposite Bryan Cranston), Beautiful. Off-Broadway highlights include Celebration (Atlantic), The Metal Children and Mary Rose (Vineyard); Nikolai and the Others and Road (Lincoln Center); Crooked (Women’s Project); Stone Cold Dead Serious (Edge); Steel Magnolias (Lortel); A Lie of the Mind (Promenade); Balm in Gilead (Circle Rep and Minneta Lane). Regional: ART, Huntington, Long Wharf, Portland Stage, CATF, Williamstown, Hartford, Dorset, etc. Film: Irrational Man (Woody Allen), Margaret and You Can Count on Me (Kenneth Lonergan), The Bleeding House. TV: Orange is the New Black, The Americans, Rescue Me, The Big C, Nurse Jackie, Law & Order (7). OBIE for Sustained Excellence of Performance, IRNE nomination, BWW Award.
Michael Goldsmith (Lee Harvey Oswald) New York: Tales From Red Vienna (Manhattan Theatre Club), Final Analysis (winner, Outstanding Lead Actor at the Midtown International Festival). Regional: Long Lost (Illinois Theatre), 4000 Miles (Actors Theatre of Louisville), Romeo in Romeo and Juliet (Folger Theatre), Awake and Sing! and Now or Later (Huntington Theatre). London: Olivierwinning production of Clybourne Park (West End and Royal Court), Six Degrees of Separation (Old Vic), Brooklyn (Cock Tavern), The Shape of Things (Courtyard). Film and Television: Woody Allen’s Irrational Man, Gotham, Doctor Who. Several plays for BBC Radio. Training: The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.
Laurel Casillo (Marina Oswald) Broadway: Act One (Lincoln Center Theater); Regional: Elevada (Yale Rep, nominee outstanding actress in a play, Connecticut Critics Circle), Mad Love (Northern Stage), Mama’s Boy, The Rainmaker (Good Theater, best actress in a play, BroadwayWorld Maine 2015),Talley’s Folly (Hangar Theatre) Miracle on South Division Street, The Diary of Anne Frank, A Shayna Maidel (Chenango River Theater), Black Comedy (Shadowland Theater). New York: Bryan and Kim, The Custodian, Don’t Step on the Cracks (NY Fringe), In Naked Time (The Beckett),
Miles G. Jackson (Robert Oswald) returns to George Street after making his debut in last season’s finale, My Name is Asher Lev. Stage credits include Tribes (Barrington Stage), Harry and the Thief (The Habitat), 4000 Miles (Capital Rep). Recent film credits include In Reality (Lumanova Pictures) and Flora (Pulp Pictures). Thank you to David and Rob for your collective brilliance, Priscilla for your generosity and knowledge, and this cast and crew for your never-ending talents. Pat, Kevin, and Sam – “somewhere in my youth or childhood,” etc. For Abby. www.milesgjackson.com
The Kitchen Plays (HB Playwrights Theater), What a Life (Center Stage). Film credits and more: laurelcasillo.com
COMPANY bios. Rob Urbinati (Playwright) is a freelance director and playwright based in New York City. He has directed at The Public Theater, Culture Project, Abingdon Theatre, Classic Stage Company, The Pearl Theatre, Lincoln Center Directors Lab, New York Music Theatre Festival, New York University and theatres and universities across the country. He is Director of New Play Development at Queens Theatre. Rob’s plays include Hazelwood Jr. High, Miss Julie in Hollywood, Rebel Voices, Cruel & Barbarous Treatment, Karaoke Night at the Suicide Shack, The Queen Bees, West Moon Street, Nymph Errant, Death by Design: A Comedy With Murder, Death By Design: A Comedy With Songs and Murder, and UMW: University of Mostly Whites. Hazelwood Jr. High, West Moon Street and both versions of Death By Design have been published by Samuel French, who will also be publishing The Queen Bees, Rebel Voices and Nymph Errant. UMW:University of Mostly Whites, was published by Steel Springs Stage Rights, and his book, Play Readings: A Complete Guide for Theatre Practitioners was published by Focal Press/Routledge. Rob is an alumnus of the Drama League Directors Project and The Lincoln Center Theater Directors Lab. His plays have received over one hundred productions world-wide.
such artists as Keith Carradine, Tyne Daly, Rachel Dratch, Sandy Duncan, Boyd Gaines, A.R. Gurney, Uta Hagen, Jack Klugman, Dan Lauria, Kathleen Marshall, Elaine May, Anne Meara, David Hyde Pierce, Chita Rivera, Paul Rudd, Stephen Sondheim, Marlo Thomas, Eli Wallach and many others, including a remarkable partnership with Arthur Laurents. In addition, many new award-winning works have begun their life here during his tenure, such as The Toxic Avenger, Proof, The Spitfire Grill, Clever Little Lies and It Shoulda Been You. He has recently directed Clever Little Lies at Guild Hall in East Hampton, N.Y., and the National Tour of West Side Story. In July 2016, he directed a two-night concert performance of West Side Story at the legendary Hollywood Bowl. He also has directed on Broadway, off-Broadway and regionally at Playwrights Horizons, Manhattan Theatre Club, Primary Stages, McCarter, Williamstown, Seattle Rep, Pasadena Playhouse, Pittsburgh Public, Long Wharf and many others. He has directed premieres by writers such as Aaron Sorkin, Wendy Wasserstein, Peter Parnell, Jonathan Marc Sherman, Joe DiPietro and Jonathan Larson. He is the recipient of the Alan Schneider Award, Helen Hayes Award, L.A. Drama Critics Award, several Drama-Logue Awards and is the President of The Laurents/Hatcher Foundation.
David Saint (Director/Artistic Director) is celebrating his 20th anniversary as Artistic Director of George Street Playhouse. Mama’s Boy marks the 35th mainstage production he has directed during his tenure. He has most recently directed at GSP: Sex With Strangers, Buyer & Cellar, Outside Mullingar, Clever Little Lies (which moved to NYC’s Westside Theater in October 2015), Good People, Twelve Angry Men, God of Carnage, Creating Claire and Sylvia. His time here has been marked by collaborations with
Michael Anania (Scenic Design) Broadway: Laughing Room Only starring Jackie Mason, A Change in the Heir, Run for Your Wife, Canterbury Tales, The View From Here, The Gathering (starring Hal Linden). New York City Opera: H.M.S. Pinafore, The Merry Widow, La Boheme, A Little Night Music. The Desert Song (all ‘Live from Lincoln Center’), Wonderful Town, 110 in the Shade, The Most Happy FeIIa, Pajama Game, The New Moon. National Tours: Applause, Heartstrings and The Wizard of Oz (starring Mickey
COMPANY bios. Rooney) and Fame (2016). Nominated for Australia’s Tony Award, the 2002 Helpmann Award for Singin’ in the Rain, Dallas Theater League’s Leon Rabin Award for My Fair Lady and The Kevin Kline Award for The Music Man at The Muny. Resident Designer, New Jersey’s Paper Mill Playhouse (1985-2004). Michael McDonald (Costume Designer) Broadway & London West End: Hair (Tony, Drama Desk and Hewes Award nominations). The Public: Hair (Delacorte Theater). Off-Broadway: STRAIGHT (Theater Row), The Irish Curse (Soho Rep), A Perfect Future (Cherry Lane Theater), Jericho (59E59), Almost Home (The Directors Co.), Amahl and the Night Visitors (Lincoln Center). Regional: La Cage Aux Folles (Goodspeed); Sex With Strangers, God of Carnage, [title of show] (George Street Playhouse); Take Me Out (Repertory Theatre of St. Louis); Johnny Baseball, (American Repertory Theater); All The Way, Dirty Blonde, Spring Awakening, Omnium Gatherum and Crowns (Zachary Scott Theatre). Oklahoma! and West Side Story (Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival). Currently on tour: Cheers: Live on Stage. Ken Billington (Lighting Designer) has almost 100 Broadway shows to his credit, including such theatre milestones as Sweeney Todd and the current production of Chicago, the longest running American musical in history. Current tours include Chicago (worldwide), Annie, 42nd Street, and White Christmas. Other projects include Hugh Jackman in Concert, the Shamu shows for the Seaworld parks, and from 1979 to 2006 the Radio City Music Hall Christmas Spectacular. His many awards include the Tony, NY Drama Desk, Outer Critics Awards, the Ace award for Television lighting, and the Lumen for his architectural lighting for New York’s Tavern on the Green. This past year he was inducted into the Theatre Hall of Fame.
Michael Clark (Projection Designer) Michael designs film and video for live events, recently as associate designer on Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Annie, Chaplin, Ghost the Musical (Broadway Productions). As Designer on [title of show] and God of Carnage (George Street Playhouse); Heidi Chronicles (Asolo Center); Big Maybelle with Lillias White (Sag Harbor Theater); The Breakup Notebook (Asbury Park); My One and Only (Goodspeed); Villains Tonight (Disney Cruise Lines); Le Denier Judgement (Cannes); 700 Sundays (National Tours, Broadway and La Jolla); Dracula, The Musical (Broadway and La Jolla); Frankenstein the Musical (OffBroadway), The Elephant Man (Broadway). Scott Killian (Composer/Sound Designer) Mama’s Boy marks Scott’s 17th production at George Street, where he also worked on last season’s My Name is Asher Lev, Sex With Strangers and Nureyev’s Eyes. Off-Broadway: Clever Little Lies (originated GSP); Sarah, Sarah; Five by Tenn; A Picasso (Lortel Award nomination); The Other Side (Manhattan Theatre Club); Volpone; The Duchess of Malfi; Edward the Second; Women Beware Women (Red Bull Theater);Side Effects (MCC); Steve and Idi; Miss Julie (Rattlestick Theater). Regional: Resident Composer/Sound Designer, Berkshire Theatre Festival (35-plus productions); Westport Country Playhouse; American Conservatory Theatre; Seattle Repertory Theatre; Cleveland Playhouse; Cincinnati Playhouse; Shakespeare Theatre, DC; Shakespeare & Company; Theatre Calgary and Vancouver Playhouse. Music for dance includes Zvi Gotheiner (ZviDance), Cherylyn Lavagnino Dance, Shapiro and Smith Dance, Alvin Ailey, Nikolais Louis Dance, and The Jose Limon Company. Dave Bova and J. Jared Janas (Wig and Hair Design) Broadway designs include The Visit, The Real Thing, Violet,
COMPANY bios. Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar & Grill, Motown, The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess, All About Me and Next to Normal. Film/Television include Six by Sondheim, Angelica, The Night Before, Scream Queens, Gotham and Inside Amy Schumer. Rick Sordelet and Christian KellySordelet (Fight Direction) Rick and Christian are the creators of Sordelet INK. www.sordeletink.com A combat company bringing over thirty years of action movement experience to the entertainment community. Broadway: 70 Broadway shows including The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, Waiting for Godot and No Man’s Land. International: 54 First Class productions worldwide: Tarzan, Aida and Ben Hur Live in Rome and European Tour, Opera: Cyrano (starring Placido Domingo) at the MET, The Royal Opera House and La Scalla. Don Carlo at the MET, Cold Mountain, Don Giovanni, Romeo and Juliette and La Funciulla del West for Santa Fe Opera. Film: The Game Plan, Dan in Real Life, Brave New Jersey .TV: Stunt Coordinator for Guiding Light for 12 years. One Life to Live, Kevin Can Wait. Instructor: Yale School of Drama, CUNY Harlem, HB Studio. Thomas Clewell (Production Stage Manager) Celebrating his 25th year as resident Stage Manager for George Street Playhouse, where he has stage managed over 60 productions with directors such as Arthur Laurents, David Saint and David Hyde Pierce, and with performers such as Chita Rivera, Jack Klugman, Rosemary Harris, Marlo Thomas and Tyne Daly. Off-Broadway: The Spitfire Grill, The Last Session, Smoke On The Mountain, The Film Society with Nathan Lane, and Anne Meara’s Down the Garden Paths with Anne Jackson and Eli Wallach. Westport Country Playhouse: Don’t Make Me Laugh with Gene Wilder
and Carol Kane. Regional: Asolo Repertory Theatre, Kennedy Center, Huntington Theatre Company, Long Wharf Theatre and Arena Stage. Christopher Bailey (Production Manager) This season marks Mr. Bailey’s 19th at George Street Playhouse and 13th as its Production Manager, having previously served the Playhouse as Technical Coordinator and Sound and Lighting Manager. He was recently Lighting Designer for GSP’s production of My Name is Asher Lev, Sex With Strangers, Nureyev’s Eyes and Clever Little Lies, which moved to the Guild Hall Theatre in East Hampton and then off-Broadway to the Westside Theatre. He was Sound Designer for off-Broadway productions of The Fourth Wall at Primary Stages and Down the Garden Paths at the Minetta Lane Theatre. His work includes 6 scenic designs and 9 sound designs for GSPs’ Educational Touring productions and 22 lighting designs and 39 sound designs for GSP’s mainstage productions. He has also designed for: French Institute Alliance Française, The Pearl Theatre, Barrington Stage Company, Premiere Stages, The Bickford Theatre, Abingdon Theatre, Strand Theatre, The Berkshire Theatre Festival, Two River Theater Company, Ashlawn Highland Opera Festival, LKB Dance, Randy James Dance, The Rand Theater, The Irish Repertory Theatre, Westport Country Playhouse, Long Wharf Theatre, Delaware Theatre Company, Jacob’s Pillow, and more. Deborah Hecht (Dialect Coach) Broadway: Our Mother’s Brief Affair, Fool for Love, The King and I, A Delicate Balance, Act One, Bridges of Madison County, Golden Boy, Venus in Fur, Driving Miss Daisy, The Seagull, South Pacific, Cyrano, Year of Magical Thinking, Long Day’s Journey Into Night, The Crucible, Titanic, Angels In America, many others.
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COMPANY bios. Off-Broadway: numerous, including many at Signature Theatre, The Public/ Shakespeare in the Park, MTC, Second Stage. Regional: numerous, including Two River Theater, Hartford Stage, Westport Playhouse. England: The Winter’s Tale (RSC), Buried Child (National). Film/TV includes Under The Skin, Kinsey, Peter Pan Live, The Sound of Music, others. Faculty: Juilliard. McCorkle Casting, Ltd. Pat McCorkle, (C.S.A.) has been the proud casting director of George Street Playhouse for over 20 years. Over 50 productions including; On The Town, Amazing Grace, End of the Rainbow, The Lieutenant of Inishmore, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Amadeus, She Loves Me, A Few Good Men. Off-Broadway: Highlights; Clever Little Lies, Shear Madness, Tribes, Our Town (Barrow Street), Freud’s Last Session, Toxic Avenger, Almost Maine, Driving Miss Daisy. Feature films: Year by the Sea, Premium Rush, Ghost Town, The Thomas Crown Affair, Die Hard with a Vengeance, School Ties, etc. TV: Twisted, Humans for Sesame Street, Hack (CBS), Californication (Emmy nomination), Max Bickford (CBS), Chapelle’s Show, Strangers with Candy, Barbershop and many more. Regional: Well over 75 theatres throughout the country. Michael Mastro (Resident Artistic Director) enters his second season as GSP’s Resident Artistic Director. Here at GSP, he helmed last season’s Nureyev’s Eyes, 2014’s The Fabulous Lipitones and 2011’s The Subject Was Roses with Stephanie Zimbalist. He has also appeared on our stage in such productions as The Sunshine Boys, The Pillowman, The Fox on the Fairway and Inspecting Carol. In recent years, he has directed Ingmar Bergman’s Nora at Delaware Theatre Company,
where he was Associate Artistic Director, and appeared in Ayckbourn’s The Things We Do For Love at the Westport Country Playhouse. He has also helmed several NYC celebrity play readings to benefit various nonprofits, working with actors like Zachary Quinto, Bernadette Peters, Jean Smart, Beau Bridges, Michael McKean, Stockard Channing, Melissa Leo, Laura Benanti, Cynthia Nixon, John Slattery and Cecily Strong. Other directorial assignments include associate director of the recent first national tour of West Side Story, helmed by David Saint, as well as the direction of many new American one-acts for several NYC theatre companies. As an actor, he works regularly on and off Broadway, regionally, and in film and TV, where he is currently recurring on Law & Order: SVU. Member: Actors Equity, SAG-AFTRA, SDC, Naked Angels, The Actors Center. Kelly Ryman (Managing Director) was appointed Managing Director in July 2013. She served as Director of Marketing and Public Relations at George Street Playhouse since 2000, spearheading promotional efforts resulting in the top 10-highest grossing productions in the Playhouse’s history, including the hit musical It Shoulda Been You, which ran on Broadway in early 2015. Off-Broadway, Kelly was a member of the marketing team for The Toxic Avenger, which won the 2009 Outer Critics’ Circle Award for Best New Musical. She serves on the Board of Directors of New Brunswick City Market as well as the Advisory Board of Elijah’s Promise. Prior to her tenure at George Street Playhouse, Ms. Ryman worked at McCarter Theatre and The Wilma Theatre. She is an adjunct professor of Arts and Entertainment Business at Mercer County Community College, and was recognized in 2012 by ArtPride NJ with their Arts Leadership Award for her service to the
COMPANY bios. theatre and arts communities. Kelly is proud to be a recipient of a Boy Scouts of America 2015 Tribute to Women Award. The Blanche & Irving Laurie Foundation was established in 1983 by New Brunswick philanthropist Irving Laurie. The Foundation supports a variety of projects across broad issue areas. The 2016/2017 program of cultural support currently includes the Paley Center for Media’s programs on the 2016 Presidential election; the 2016/2017 Drew Forum – New Jersey’s most prestigious ongoing speakers series ; the New Group’s revival of Sweet Charity; Roundabout Theatre Company’s production of Irving Berlin’s Holiday Inn; New York City Center’s famed Encores! Series; the public television series American Masters; NJPAC’s American Song series; various programs
relating to the Centennial celebration of President John F. Kennedy’s birth; and the Film Society of Lincoln Center’s 54rd Annual New York Film Festival. In other aspects of the Foundation’s funding interests, ongoing projects include capital renovation projects at Rutgers Hillel, the acquisition of a Proton Beam Radiotherapy System at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, and various social service programs attending to the interests of New Jersey residents. The Foundation was gratified to have been selected as the Outstanding Foundation of 2016 by the New Jersey Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals. It is proud to report that the Foundation has provided approximately $73,000,000 in grants to philanthropic endeavors, addressing the Foundation’s interest in the arts, education, health care and social services.
Lee Harvey Oswald a brief timeline
1939, Oct. 18: Lee Harvey Oswald is born in New Orleans, Louisiana, the son of Marguerite and Robert Oswald, Sr. Two months before his birth, his father dies of a heart attack. Marguerite Oswald is left alone to care for Lee and his two older brothers — Robert Jr. and his half-brother, John Pic. 1942: Marguerite sends the boys into an orphanage and later to boarding school. Lee is rejected at first because he is too young. But his mother reapplies and sends him off to the orphanage after he turns four. 1952: At age 12, Lee and his mother move to New York City, 1955: Lee joins the Civil Air Patrol, a youth auxiliary of the Air Force. He tries to lie his way into the Marines but is rejected as too young. 1956: Lee enlists in the Marines at the height of the Cold War. 1959: Lee receives his GED certificate.
Aug. 17: Lee requests a hardship discharge from the Marines.
Oct.: Lee defects to the U.S.S.R.
1961: John F. Kennedy is sworn in as President of the United States.
Jan. 26: Lee’s mother arrives at the White House to ask for help in locating her son.
Feb. 13: Disillusioned with life in the Soviet Union, Lee notifies the U.S. Embassy that he wishes to return to America.
Apr. 30: Lee marries Marina Prusakova
1962, Jun. 2: Lee gets permission from Soviet and U.S. authorities to return to the U.S. with Marina and their daughter, June. The Oswalds move in with Lee’s brother in Fort Worth, Texas.
Oct. 12: Lee starts working for a photo lab.
Oct. 22: The six-day Cuban Missile Crisis begins.
1963, April 6: Lee is fired from the photography company and departs for New Orleans.
Oct. 14: Lee moves to Dallas, Texas and starts work at the Texas School Book Depository.
Oct. 18: Lee Harvey Oswald turns 24.
Oct. 24: Lee’s second daughter, Rachel is born.
Nov. 22: President Kennedy is assassinated in Dallas.
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Every component has been upgraded, from the headsets to the personal receivers to the Broadway–class microphones on the stage. There are now options for different types of headsets — for patrons who use hearing aids equipped with a T-coil, we now have a “loop” transmitter. You can choose the option that works best for you. We have also increased the number of available headsets, including additional units for audio-described performances.
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“One of the most enthralling, entertaining and moving love stories.” – Stage Scene LA
Daddy Long Legs A Musical Romance
based on the classic novel by Jean Webster book by John Caird music & lyrics by Paul Gordon directed by Michael Mastro
November 29 — December 24
For Your Information GSP is located at 9 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 Box Office: 732-246-7717 • www.GSPonline.org AUDIO-DESCRIBED PERFORMANCES The audio-described performances for patrons with visual impairments are at 8pm on:
or assistive technology, please contact the Patron Services Manager at 732-246-7717 as far in advance of the program as possible.
Mama’s Boy, November 3 Daddy Long Legs, December 15 American Son, February 23 Bad Jews, April 6 Season Finale, May 18
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Mama’s Boy, November 5 Daddy Long Legs, December 17 American Son, February 25 Bad Jews, April 8 Season Finale, May 20 Please inform the Box Office that you wish to use this service so that you may be seated appropriately. George Street Playhouse’s accessible programming is made possible in part by the Fund for the NJ Blind, Inc., the Gordon and Llura Gund Foundation, the William G. and Helen C. Hoffman Foundation, the Hyde and Watson Foundation, the Union Foundation and the E.J. Grassmann Trust. ASSISTIVE LISTENING SYSTEM For patrons who have a hearing impairment, light-weight, comfortable, padded earbuds and receivers are available in the lobby at the bar. George Street Playhouse offers all people equal access and opportunities to participate in its services, programs and activities. If any individual requires special assistance
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CONTRIBUTORS
as of October 1, 2016
George Street Playhouse gratefully acknowledges the generosity of the many individuals, corporations,foundations, organizations and government agencies whose gifts play a significant role in our mission to produce worldclass theatre and to bring the power of theatre education programs to over 35,000 students each year. CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS & GOVERNMENT CONTRIBUTORS EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS ($100,000 and Above) The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey Johnson & Johnson The Laurents/Hatcher Foundation Middlesex County Cultural Arts and Trust Fund New Jersey State Council on the Arts The Wilf Family Foundation PRODUCERS ($50,000 - $99,999) Flemington Car & Truck Company The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation The Karma Foundation Rutgers Communtiy Health Foundation The Shubert Foundation, Inc. CO-PRODUCERS ($20,000 - $49,999) Bank of America Bloomberg Philanthropies Bristol-Myers Squibb J. Seward Johnson, Sr. Charitable Trust Middlesex County Cultural and Heritage Commission RJW Barnabas Health TD Charitable Foundation The Union Foundation ASSOCIATE PRODUCERS ($10,000 - $19,999) E. J. Grassman Trust The Hyde and Watson Foundation Merrill G. and Emita E. Hastings Foundation Novo Nordisk, Inc. PNC Bank Foundation The John Ben Snow Memorial Trust Wells Fargo WithumSmith+Brown
CONTRIBUTING PARTNER ($5,000 - $9,999) The Actors Fund Albert Garlatti Construction Inc. Borden Perlman Salisbury & Kelly Colgate-Palmolive Company William G. and Helen C. Hoffman Foundation McCarter and English, LLP New Brunswick Development Corporation (DEVCO) PSE&G Schumann Fund for New Jersey Sidney J. Harris Trust TD Bank GUARANTORS ($2,500 - $4,999) Amboy National Bank Fund for the New Jersey Blind, Inc. The Fred C. Rummel Foundation Nederlander Organization PATRONS ($1,000 - $2,499) Anela Kolohe Foundation The Campbell Family Foundation EisnerAmper LLP Engel and Devlin, P.C. Gilbane Building Company George R. Gardner Foundation Gordon and Llura Gund Infineum USA, L.P. I.A.T.S.E. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 456 LCK Wealth Advisors New York Yankees Parker Home at Stone Gate Saint Peter’s University Hospital Auxiliary Somerset Health Care Foundation BACKERS ($500 - $999) Central Jersey Property Maintenance Services Franklin Mutual Insurance
Genova Burns Glenmede Trust Company Heath Village Retirement Community Hoagland, Longo, Moran, Dunst & Doukas, LLP I.A.T.S.E Local #21 Joan Jhett Productions Kelso & Bradshaw Mack-Cali Realty New Brunswick Cultural Center, Inc. New Brunswick Parking Authority New Jersey Theatre Alliance North Brunswick Board of Education Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 9 Rutgers Office of Community Affairs Schenck, Price, Smith, & King LLP SchoolWorks LLC Spiezle Architectural Group University Radiology Group, PC WeiserMazars LLP ANGELS (Gifts Under $500) Ace Office Solutions Actors Equity Foundation, Inc. AlphaGraphics American Reparatory Ballet Birnn Chocolates The George Passaic Valley Coach Line Siperstein’s Fords Paint Corporation GIFTS-IN-KIND Catherine Lombardi Restaurant Derby Appliances The Frog and The Peach Greater Media Newspaper The Heldrich Jim Heston Nassau Communications Panico’s Brad Resnick Stage Left Tumulty’s Wegmans WMGQ/WCTC
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THANK YOU for your support INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS IMPRESSARIOS ($50,000 and Above) Anonymous Sharon Karmazin PRODUCING DIRECTORS ($20,000 - $49,999) Joan and Robert Campbell James N. Heston The Family of Robert Wood Johnson, Jr. Elizabeth and Arthur Roswell Marlene and Anthony Volpe EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS ($10,000 - $19,999) Anonymous Betty Wold Johnson Joann and Ken Fisher Peter Jewell and Fred Eisinger Alan Voorhees and Lisa Moro Nancy and Duncan MacMillan Jocelyn Schwartzman Vikki Schwartzman PRODUCERS ($5,000 - $9,999) Anonymous Laura Z. Baron Lois and Ronald Bleich Elaine and Robert Ciatto David M. Greene Mary and Edward Hartnett Lucy Hughes and Sean Devlin Suzanne and Steve Kalafer Penelope E. Lattimer, Ph.D. Dorothy and Norman Politziner David Saint Lexine and Cuyler Tremayne Lora and William Tremayne CO-PRODUCERS ($2,500 - $4,999) Isa and Michael Beck Jean Cheever Marylou and Al D’Augusta Pat McElraft William V. Engel Diane and William Hagaman Barbara and Leonard Littmann Ellen Ozur and Stuart Brown Rita and David Paszamant Richard Patt Ann and Robert Rafano Janice G.and Lewis Stolar Frances Stromsland, Ed.D. Stephen M. and Gabriella Vajtay ASSOCIATE PRODUCERS ($1,000 - $2,499) Joyce and Georg Albers-Schonberg Dudley Anderson in Honor of Sharon Karmazin
Edward S. Atwater Frank Barker Regina Belowsky Al Berger Walter Bradhering and Daniel Kluchinski Joan and Robert Bramson Laura Cahill and the Honorable James Cahill Mary and Patrick Callan Carol and Joe Ciorciari Andrea and John Cunnell Brenda A. and Jerome Deener Richard DeLisi D’Maris and Joseph F. Dempsey Alice DeVoe Barbara and Paul Eggermann Jane Engel Lyn and David Fasanella David A. Feigley Jennie and John Fischer Susan Forman and Richard Lehne Shirley and Robert Gallagher Marc Gonzer Clara and John Grosso Pam and John Harbour Lorraine and Robert Henry Winnie Holzman and Paul Dooley Tillie and Bob Kahle The Honorable Thomas H. Kean Phil and Mindy Raso Kirstein Suzanne and Eric Krebs Charles T. Larsson Nancy L. and Arthur E. Lee Laura and Joel Leizer Noah R. Levy Laura and Dean B. Livingston Pamela and Andrew Lovasz Doreen Molloy and John Manfredi Adrienne and Andrew Ross Carole and Stephen Schneider Thomas Schumacher Rozann and George Shackleton Ben Sifuentes-Jáuregui Margaret Velden Bob Virgadamo Caroline S. and F. Helmut Weymar Nancy and Edward Winant Michele and George Wolansky PARTNERS ($500 - $999) W. John Bauer and Nancy Boucher Jacqueline Brendel Josi Irene Callan and George Cole Kathleen and Tom Carral Graham Cox Tyne Daly Leo Devine Patrick J.Diegnan, Jr. Jon Donnelly Mary Patten and Joseph Dudis Rick Engler and Brad Caswell Bobbi and Barry Freedman Susan and Bryan Garruto
Wilma and Arthur Gelfand Willard Geller Joyce and Alvin Glasgold Julie and Robert Goldstein Marjorie and Bruce Goldstein Midge and Hugo Golin Thomas Gorrie Clara and John Grosso Dorothy W. Guarniero Beth and Martin Hammer Elizabeth and James Hance James H. Hancock Dorothy and George Heinze Claude and Jean Heller Lorraine and Robert Henry Carol Hila Richard and Nancy Hines Chip Hoever Ellen L. and George Horowitz William J. Howard Susan and Jeffrey Hyman Karen and Ronald Joho William Jonat Thomas Kelso Renee and Steven Levin Irene M. Lieberman Emily Lyssikatos Joseph and Adele Macula Michael Mastro Dr. Thomas and Mrs. Joy McPartland Daphne and Steve Mishkin Abel and Maria Moreyra Michael and Marlene Nissenblatt Elizabeth Otterbein Mary and Ted Petti Mona and Barry Portnoy Joan Raffe Mary and Gary Reece Marie and Marshall Rosen Adrienne and Andrew Ross Evan and Sue Schwartzman Rozann and George Shackleton in honor of Penelope Lattimer Lynn and Barry Sherman Barbara and Howard Sorkin Michael and Willa Spicer Frances and Ken Stromsland Renee Troiano Maurice Williams L. Richard and Nickie Wolff BACKERS ($250 - $499) Penny and Bud Ackerman Ellen Berman Karen A. Beverly Mr. and Mrs. Terrill Brenner Adele and Jack Borrus Christine and Benjamin Bucca Andrea and James Carroll Scott Corbett Lynnette Durko Nancy and Richard Engle Joe Ercolino Stephen Garvey
CONTRIBUTORS Paula and Jack Gentempo Margaret Grove Irwin Hametz Sally and Nathan Hindes Rachel and Jeff Humphrey Joseph Kosmo Susanne and Alexander Kucsma Howard R. Levine Mr. and Mrs. Michael Levine Paige and Nicky L’Hommedieu Roas and Anthony Lo Castro Kyle Lucas Barbara and Robert Martalus Kathy Mattingly Richard McAdams Mary Ann McLaughlin Brenda Overcash and Thomas West Cori and Jim Palmere Marion and Michael Portnoy Janet and Joseph Potenza Karen and Robert Predale Brad Resnick Bethany and Jonathan Rabinowitz Merle Soroco and Steven Rifkin Stephen L. Ritz Karen and Henry Ross Rita Seplowitz Saltz Patricia Sheehan Robert Stone Bonnie and David Sudol Blanquita B. Valenti Dan Vickery Joanne and Allan Williams ANGELS ($100 - $249) Anonymous Beatrice Abrams Carol Adelman David Alberts Jennifer Allen Mr. and Mrs. Marc L. Alterman Carol and Thomas F. Arnold Maryjane Austin Barbara Baier John and Isabelle Baker Jeanne and James F. Barrett, II Nancy R. Baron Stuart and Shirley Bauer Alan and Susan Blanchette Russell and Nancy Block Phil and Jody Bramson Shelley Brankner Marvin Brauth and Susette Schwartz John and Eileen Bufe James and Joanne Bunce Judith E. Burgis Cynthia Butler Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Carroll Theodore M. and Linda Choplick Susanne Clark Arthur Cohen Howard and Sylvia Cohen Marjorie Cohen Carol Condon
as of October 1, 2016
Donald B. Cook Sheila Cooper Ellen and Cliff Cramer Toni Cvetko Natalie Darwin Jeff and Nancy Davis Dean A. Dent Madeline Detalvo Norman Diamond Ellen and Richard Diamond David Drinkwater and Jonathan Mills Diana and Phil Dumont Sondi and Allan Ellis Paulette Ewert Tom Exton Paula and Irwin Feifer Gail and S. Ashby Foote Bonnie and William Fox Lanny and Lee Livingston Steven Frakt and Marlaine Lockheed Judith E. Gardner Stacey and David Garfield Marilyn Glassner Joel Goldsmith Marjorie and Bruce Goldstein Marlene and Joel Gordon Elizabeth and Roy Gotta Robert Grant Arlene Greenberg, in Memory of Aaron Greenberg Judy and Michael Greenwood Mark Gruber Brenda Hagan Roland Hagan James Hastings Lucille Heller Ellen and Joel Henkin Laura and James Holdsworth Frederick Holt Ann and John Holt Bernice and Robert Howatt Brian R. Humphrey Daniel D. Hyman and Marie Fouchei Pamela Imbimbo Edna Ingold Jim Jack Dr. and Mrs. Frank Jones Maxine and Mark Kasdin Liz and Murray Katz John P. Khouri Elisabeth and Donald King Roger E. Klein Ruth B. Klein Heddy and Robert Ladinsky Evelyn and George Lander Frank Sonnenberg and Kathleen Larkin Ann and John Lech Renee and Steve Levin Joyce Levine Karen and David Levinsky Rita and Philip Levy Michael Loch Milton and Bobbi Loeb Vanessa Logan
Kathleen Love Carolyn and Frank Lumia Mr. and Mrs. Robert Margolies Joanne M. and Tom Marino Mary McDermott Susan and Jack Meola Marion Mezzetti Jane A. and Stephen Miller Rabbi Bennett Miller and Mrs. Joan Miller Michele and Irwin Millinger Lilia and Roberto Muniz Judith S. Musicant Suzanne S. Nacson Barbara and Kurt Nathan Rochelle and Bruce D. Newman Debbie and Henry E. Newman Esther Novak Eugene F. O’Neill Sophie M. Orloff Anita and Harry Paborsky Virginia and Michael Palmer Melissa and Simon Pankove Cora and Tom Park Glenn M. Parker Kimberly and Gregory Parris Margaret and Harry Perrin Patrizia Perugia Barbara and Jim Petrosini Marlene and Gerald Pomper Joan Pritchard Ellen O. Rebarber Ruth Robinson David Rogoff Naomi and Jerry Rose David Rosen Andrew Rosenberg Buena Rosenbloom John Samsel Michael S. Sarnoff Karen Satterthwaite Barbara Schafer Donna and George Scher Dr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Schotland Ken Schurzky John Seiber Todd and Tara Schwartzman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Seletsky Lynn and John Semmlow Amy Shakun Marjorie Shakun Carolyn and Arthur Sherbin Victoria and Michael Shernicoff Pat Shiffner Harvey B. Singer Karen and Sheldon Singer Elaine and Gene Sletvold Roger Smith Cecile Spector Patricia and Robert Spencer Susan Steinfeld Robert Stone Gail and James Szeluga Beverly Teich Raymond Testa
THANK YOU for your support Nancy Thielmann Donald Thomas Germaine and Richard Trabert Bridget Troccoli Cecilia Tyler Allan and Bonnie Warton Martha Weisberger Shelby Wells and Deborah Herman Adam White Donald White and Lurlee Shutkin Caroline Willard Frank J. Wilson Jon Winer Philip Witt Anita H. Wolfson Richard Zucker and Susan Rivkind
ARTHUR LAURENTS MEMORIAL FUND DONORS: Lauren Bacall* Roger Berlind Lois and Ronald Bleich Paddy Briglio Tyne Daly Joe DiPietro Holly and Orlando Esposito Freddie and Myrna Gershon David M. Greene David Hatcher Marcia Hefter Shirley Herz* James N. Heston Winnie Holzman and Paul Dooley Betty Wold Johnson
Sharon Karmazin The Honorable Thomas H. Kean Jonathan Lomma Judith A. McDowell Anne Meara* and Jerry Stiller Karen S. Price David Saint Jocelyn Schwartzman Stephen Sondheim The Streisand Foundation Margaret Styne Lora and Bill Tremayne Ralph W. Voorhees* * – deceased
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Merck Company Merrill Lynch & Co Pfizer Robert Wood Johnson Foundation UBS
STAFF David Saint, Artistic Director • Michael Mastro, Resident Artistic Director Kelly Ryman, Managing Director ARTISTIC Producing Associate Casting
DEVELOPMENT Scott Goldman McCorkle Casting, Ltd.
EDUCATION Director of Education and Outreach Assistant Director of Education Manager of Tour and Academy Programs Education Administrative Assistant
School-based Project Coordinator 2016/17 – Touring Cast
Stage Manager Teaching Artists
Jim Jack Christa Cillaroto Diana Gundacker Angela Peletier Annie Rutherford Lutz Carol Foose Desmond Martin Christian James Potterton Auriel Thompson Erica Leigh Dustin Ballard Laura Bozzone Sam Leichter Annie Rutherford Lutz David Ledeux Rachel Matusewicz Lucas Pinner Dave Seamon Jaime Ward
MARKETING & PUBLIC RELATIONS Director of Marketing & Public Relations Rick Engler Marketing & Public Relations Associate Brian Kelley Patron Services Manager Jaci D’Ulisse Graphic Designer/Marketing Associate Mark Kieran Photographer
T. Charles Erickson
PATRON SERVICES & BOX OFFICE Patron Services Manager Shakera Blakney House Manager/Usher Coordinator Gerry Porcaro House Manager/Concessions Manager Harene Pitter House Manager Lolly Schenck Sales Associates Daniel Cherry Kirk Geritano Diana Gundacker Cassidy Nogueira Christopher Patterson James Ross Front of House Staff Robert Cook Alexa Johnson Aime Zimel
Director of Development Development Associate, Special Events Development Associate, Institutional Relations Development Associate, Donor Relations
FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION Business Manager Assistant to Business Manager Volunteer Coordinator
Jacqueline Brendel Peggy Aronson Cassidy Nogueira Megan Shook Karen Price Lynne Holton Joel Schwartz
PRODUCTION Production Manager Company Manager/ Assistant Production Manager
Christopher J. Bailey Megan Cherry
SETS Technical Director Assistant Technical Director Master Carpenter Carpenters Scenic Charge
Marc Vogt Matthew Schmutz Frank Giamella Mohamed Haddara Theodore Hoelter James Hancocks
PROPERTIES Properties Master Assistant Properties Master Deck Hand
Helen Tewksbury Jeanette Mieses Andre Penn
COSTUMES Costume Shop Manager Assistant Costume Shop Manager Wardrobe Supervisor
Esther Arroyo Dijing Wu Samantha Meyerson
SOUND & ELECTRICS Master Electrician Sound Engineer
Tommy Williamson Ted Crimy
Assistant Master Electrician and Lighting Console Operator
Brian Sivetz
FOR THIS PRODUCTION Assistant Stage Manager Russian Language Consultant Assistant Costume Designer Assistant Lighting Designer Assistant Sound Designer Dresser Run Crew Run Crew Run Crew
Brandon AllmonJackson Alexander Tressor Amy Price Brandon Baker Christopher Peifer Tracey Lattimer Marlon Lockhart Jeremias Pacheco Harrison Seefelt