RED by John Logan - Official STC Program by Sudbury Theatre Centre

At the height of his fame, they changed the game.

By JOHN LOGAN Directed by CALEB MARSHALL 26 MAR to 4 APR 2015 Artistic Director Caleb Marshall General Manager Kathy Heimbecker Box Office 705 674 8381 x21 sudburytheatre.ca

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CALEB MARSHALL, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR Welcome to Sudbury Theatre Centre’s RED by John Logan. Not only is this elegantly-crafted drama a multi-Tony Award-winning Broadway hit, it is, for my money, the single best two-hander written for the stage in recent memory. For me, this production brings with it both a level of comfort and familiarity, having directed it last season at Theatre New Brunswick, and a refreshing approach with our STC production featuring a new cast exploring the material for the first time. Producing a play about the creative process is not without a sense of irony, but it has been an exhilarating process indeed and I hope you will find your experience equally exhilarating. As our current season draws nearer to its conclusion, we hope your anticipation is building for our upcoming 2015.2016 Season which we will unveil on April 16. It is the first I have crafted for STC, filled with desire, delight, and deception, rich in Canadian content, new initiatives, and world premieres. I cannot wait to share it with you. Following RED, we close out the mainstage season with Steve Gallucio’s In Piazza San Domenico. Although it’s a farce of Italian proportions, don’t let the title fool you; it is presented in English. I’m also proud to say that over half of its large cast either resides or is returning to Sudbury. I’m sure you’ll recognize their names and their talents.

The new Artistic Director for Sudbury Theatre Centre, New Brunswick native Caleb Marshall spent the last five seasons as the Artistic Producer for Theatre New Brunswick where he launched TNB New Voices Opening Acts, TNB Next Stage Studio Branch, TNB Extras Reading and Presents series. He produced over 50 projects while at TNB, saw the highest percentage of NB theatre artists on stage in the companies 48 year history, oversaw the purchase of their building and the completion of an in-house studio theatre.

On behalf of the company, I’d like to thank our many partners and patrons for their support and, of course you, our beloved audience.

Prior to coming to Theatre New Brunswick, Caleb served as an Education Practitioner at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre as well as resident director for their UK/European tour of Romeo & Juliet. He holds a BFA Honors in Acting from York University, an MFA with Distinction in Theatre Directing from Middlesex University London (UK) and trained with The Stratford Festival’s Conservatory for Classical Theatre Training, Moscow’s GITIS Academy and on an International Artist Fellowship at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre. Caleb has premiered roles for the National Arts Centre, Canadian Stage, The Blyth Festival, The Stratford Festival and the Old Vic in London. He has also taught workshops at festivals in Poland and Germany as well as teaching at St. Thomas and Dalhousie Universities.

Join us in the lounge following the performance to engage in a dialog about the work you have seen. We also invite you to share your thoughts with us on Facebook and Twitter, and feel free to contact me personally with your ideas for STC’s future. This is your theatre. Now, we invite you to decide for yourself: what do you see? Enjoy John Logan’s RED.

Caleb is the chair of the Regional Theatres Caucus for the Professional Association of Canadian Theatres (PACT) and recently hosted PACTCON2014 in Fredericton. He has received the Christopher Plummer Fellowship Award and was recognized by the New Brunswick Arts Board with an Excellence Award in the Arts. Select writing credits include three installments of Christmas @ theplayhouse (Fredericton Playhouse), Nights Below Station Street (NBActs, Eliot Haze Playwright Development Award), R&J (Toronto Fringe, Toronto Sun Fringe “Hot Pick”) Somme Letters Home (Atlantic Fringe/George Brown Theatre School/YPT). He also adapted Hockey Dreams for the stage with David Adams Richards and a new adaptation of Miracle on 34th Street with Erin Keating.

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He recently announced Theatre New Brunswick’s first ever ‘All New Brunswick Professional season,’ which will include his new Christmas Carol musical with composer Michael Doherty. RED

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MEET THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE SCENES ADMINISTRATION

PRODUCTION

BOARD OF GOVERNORS

Artistic Director CALEB MARSHALL

Production Manager MICHAEL JOHNSON

President GERRY COPEMAN

General Manager KATHY HEIMBECKER

Head Carpenter KATHERINE SMITH

Vice President DEBBIE BARNARD

Communications/Promotions Coordinator CALLAM RODYA

Head of Lighting and Sound BEN WHITEMAN

Secretary MARIA LAVOIE

Head of Properties and Scenic Art MEGUMI HARI

Treasurer TIFFANY CECCHETTO

Head of Wardrobe SARA PASMORE

Past President BRIAN KOIVU

Administrative Assistant ROXANNE KNEER FRONT OF HOUSE Box Office JANNA REID (Manager) RONI CLARK CHELSEA KATERYNUK BREANNA LAMARCHE

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House/Facilities Manager JEFF SMITH

Official STC Photographers ROBERT PROVENCHER WESTMOUNT PHOTOGRAPHY MIKE BLINN PIXATRON PHOTO STUDIO

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Playwright in Residence MATTHEW HEITI Students on Stage Instructors MEAGHAN McKINNEY ALEC PEROFF Youth Drama Instructor CHELSEA PAPINEAU Youth Vocal Instructor KELLY PERRAS

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A NOTE FROM THE DIRECTOR

CALEB MARSHALL

RED is an acclaimed new play winning the 2010 Tony award and sweeping across North America – a searing portrait of an artist’s ambition and vulnerability as he tries to create a definitive work. We’ve tried to build an on-stage world that acts as a kind of metaphor for the artist’s journey – in part a very realistic studio to serve a production that involves the messiness of creation, the mixing of pigments and applying of paint, the clutter of all the tools necessary, yet the walls of the studio are cut off in an expressionistic way, a hint of the abstract as the real studio gives way to the crisp clarity of the final product – the art hanging above, existing in its own time and space.

Rarely on our stage do we get to create art about art – to give the audience a peek behind the curtain into the creative process while also reexamining and experimenting with our own process of creation.

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We certainly hope this production will appeal to art lovers and also encourage crossover between our theatre and the visual arts community, but it is a play for anyone who has ever dreamed of creating, anyone who ever felt they outgrew a teacher’s teachings, anyone who ever looked for meaning in the things they see. We will be very interested to know, “What do you see?” –Caleb Marshall

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By JOHN LOGAN Directed by CALEB MARSHALL RED premiered at The Donmar Warehouse Theatre, London on December 3, 2009, Michael Grandame, Artistic Director. Original Broadway production produced by Arielle Tepper Madover, Stephanie P. McClellan, Matthew Byam Shaw, Neal Street Productions, Fox Theatricals, Ruth Hendel/Barbara Whitman, Philip Hagemann/Murray Rosenthal and The Donmar Warehouse. Likeness of the Rothko Seagram mural panels used with permission. ÂŠ 1998 Kate Rothko Prizel and Christopher Rothko / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. RED is presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York.

THE ARTIST Marcus Rothkowitz was born on 25 September 1903 in Dvinsk, Russia. Having emigrated with his family to the United States in 1913, and changed his name to Mark Rothko nearly three decades later, he went on to become one of the most influential American artists of the 20th Century. He remains forever associated with the Abstract Expressionist movement; his paintings, with their shimmering, rectangular fields of colour, are instantly recognizable. He was diagnosed with an aneurism and suffered severe depression. Rothko committed suicide in New York on 25 February 1970, aged sixty-six. A highly-educated man, Rothko was a true intellectual. He had a passion for music, literature and philosophy, in particular the work of German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. Regarded by many friends as a difficult, temperamental man, Rothko was also known to be loving and affectionate towards his family.

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“There is only one thing I fear in life, my friend... One day the black will swallow the red.”

THE COMPANY CAST LORNE KENNEDY as Rothko ALEX FURBER as Ken CREATIVE TEAM CALEB MARSHALL, Director MIKE JOHNSTON, Set Designer KEN SALAH, Lighting Designer MICHAEL DOHERTY, Composer, Sound Designer SARA PASMORE, Costume Designer EAMONN REIL, Stage Manager PRODUCTION TEAM MICHAEL JOHNSON, Production Manager, Set Installation, Lighting Focus, Running Crew KATHERINE SMITH, Head Carpenter, Set Installation BEN WHITEMAN, Head of Lighting and Sound, Set Installation, Lighting and Sound Operator MEGUMI HARI, Head of Properties and Scenic Art, Running Crew SARA PASMORE, Head of Wardrobe, Set Installation JEFF SMITH, Lighting Hang and Focus SHIRLEY STENABAUGH, Running Crew SETTING & TIME The New York art studio of Mark Rothko, 1958.59 There will be no intermission. Please note: herbal cigarettes will be used heavily throughout the performance.

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THE CAST LORNE KENNEDY [Niagara-on-the-Lake ON] Rothko STC debut Mr. Kennedy has appeared in more than 100 shows over the last 40 years, including 12 seasons acting and directing at the Stratford Festival where roles included Aramis, Tybalt, Horatio and Don John. He has also performed on and off Broadway. He was a member of the Shaw Festival for 14 seasons appearing as the fast talking Norrison in The President and most recently as Max in Cabaret.

ALEX FURBER [Toronto ON] Ken STC debut Alex is thrilled to be making his Sudbury Theatre Centre debut. Theatre credits include: Cabaret (Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre;) Lion in Winter, The Rainmaker (Watermark); Tainted (MOYO); Romeo and Juliet (Theatre New Brunswick); Taming of the Shrew (Theatre By The Bay); Romeo and Juliet, The Little Prince (Resurgence). Alex played Albert Narracott in Mirvish’s acclaimed production of Warhorse. Film/TV: Reign (Much); Murdoch Mysteries (Shaftesbury); Mayday (Discovery); Flashpoint (CTV); Misguided (CFC). Alex Graduated from The National Theatre School of Canada. Follow Alex on Twitter @alexfurber.

THE CREATIVE TEAM JOHN LOGAN [San Diego CA] Playwright John Logan received the Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Critic Circle and Drama League awards for his play RED. This play premiered at the Donmar Warehouse in London and at the Golden Theatre on Broadway. He is the author of more than a dozen other plays including Never the Sinner and Hauptmann. His adaptation of Ibsen’s The Master Builder premiered on the West End in 2003. As a screenwriter, Logan had three movies released in 2011: Hugo, Coriolanus and Rango. Previous film work includes Sweeney Todd (Golden Globe award); The Aviator (Oscar, Golden Globe, BAFTA and WGA nominations); Gladiator (Oscar, Golden Globe, BAFTA and WGA nominations); The Last Samurai, Any Given Sunday, and RKO 281 (WGA award, Emmy nomination). MIKE JOHNSTON [Oakville ON] Set Designer STC debut A graduate of the Humber College Technical Production program, Mike has been living and working in Fredericton, New Brunswick for the past 18 years. When not freelancing, Mike is the Technical Director for the theatre program at the University of New Brunswick and an Artistic Associate with Theatre New Brunswick (TNB). Recent design credits include: Our Country’s Good (Theatre UNB); The Eighth Fire (TNB Young Co. Tour); RED (TNB); A Christmas Carol (TNB); Model Wanted (Notable Acts Theatre Co.); and The Sound of Music (Saint John Theatre Co.).

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KEN SALAH [Halifax NS] Lighting Designer STC debut Ken earned a BFA in Theatre Production and Design from Ryerson University. Originally from Halifax, he was awarded two scholarships for “Art in Communication” at The Nova Scotia College of Art before moving to Toronto. He’s lit for live theatre, film, video, and architectural, in a career spanning 40 years. He toured North America for ten years with clients including American Express, Labatt’s Beer and Sunquest Vacations and has worked extensively with CBC and the NFB. Ken spent eight years with The Muppets, being nominated for two Emmy Awards for The Jim Henson Hour. At CBC, he lit for Comics, Kids in the Hall, Canada – A Peoples History, and others. He is currently the Coordinator of the Theatre Arts -Technical Production Program at Cambrian College. MICHAEL DOHERTY [Fredericton NB] Composer/Sound Designer For STC: Miracle on 34th Street Michael is an award-winning composer, sound designer, producer and musical director. He is currently the resident composer and sound designer for Theatre New Brunswick. Recent credits include: Frankenstein, RED, The Net, Miracle on 34th Street, A Christmas Carol, and The Eighth Fire. Other selected credits include; The Lion in Winter, The Rainmaker [(Watermark Theatre); Full Dark (Theatre Sheridan); As Ever (Mulgrave Rd); Homage (2B Theatre); The Mystery of Maddy Heisler (Centaur); Our Country’s Good (Theatre UNB). SARA PASMORE [Cambridge ON] Costume Designer For STC: costume design for God of Carnage, Real Estate, Snow Queen, Mucking in the Drift, Our Town, and Home Invasion Costume design elsewhere: Snow White, Cinderella, Peter Pan, The Fly Fisher’s Companion, The Melville Boys, The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe, Jessie’s Landing (World Premier), Alice In Wonderland (Lighthouse Festival Theatre). Set and Costume Design: 7 Stories (Redeemer University/College).

EAMONN REIL [Sudbury ON] Stage Manager For STC: 12 shows including God of Carnage, The Clockmaker, Lawrence and Holloman, Alice in Wonderland and The Rocky Horror Show Eamonn is happy to continue 2015 with STC after SMing Mourning Dove in January. Recent credits include Snow White and Damn Yankees with Drayton Entertainment. Eamonn has also worked with Theatre New Brunwick, The Shaw Festival, Soulpepper Theatre, The Victoria Playhouse Petrolia, and the St. Lawrence Stage Company. Much Love to Jane Russell, violist with the Silver Birch String Quartet.

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IN THE LOBBY STC is delighted to welcome several local visual artists into our specially furnished lobby studio to create work during the run of RED. We hope this provides a compliment to the play by giving you, the audience, a taste of the artists’ processes. We invite you to engage with the artists about their work following the production and encourage you to experience the wealth of visual art being created in our city at every opportunity. The artwork now being exhibited in the STC lobby was completed by visual arts students from four Sudbury high schools: Lockerby Composite School, Lo-Ellen Park Secondary School, Saint Charles College, and Sudbury Secondary School. RED tells the story of passionate Russian-American artist, Mark Rothko, and the artwork on display was therefore inspired by his life, themes, and techniques. Like Rothko, these large works focus on the effects of colour relationships on the viewer and try to express some of the big emotions, such as “tragedy, ecstasy and doom”. STC extends a heartfelt thank you to these talented students and their teachers for partnering with us on this inspiring collaboration.

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To inquire about or purchase any of the art displayed in our lobby, please contact the box office at 705 674 8381 x21.

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COMING SOON 16 APRIL 2015 23 APR to 15 MAY 2015

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2015.2016 SEASON LAUNCH Stay tuned as we unveil a new season of Delight, Desire & Deception. IN PIAZZA SAN DOMENICO By Steve Galluccio This fast-paced comedy of errors makes everyone wish they were Italian. It’s 1952 in Naples, Italy, and Carmelina has just fainted in the same piazza where she saw her fiancé Guido kissing a girl of questionable reputation. A comedy for the masses. Featuring Sandra Battaglini, Alessandro Costantini, Sophia Fabiilli, Tracey Beltrano, Phil Luzi, Ron Tough, Toni Ellwand and Steven Pigozzo. ESSENTIALS OF ACTING Artistic Director Caleb Marshall leads this exploration of theory and technique from the core disciplines of acting, voice, and movement. 1ST ANNUAL STC HONOURS Join us as we celebrate the artistic legacy of our inaugural recipient, Mr. Mark Palumbo, during a special performance of In Piazza San Domenico. THERE’S A MOUSE IN MY HOUSE By Carrie Costello Theatre for Young(ish) Audiences. Not all houseguests are welcome. Visit sudburytheatre.ca for more information.

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By STEVE GALLUCCIO 23 APR to 15 MAY 2015 Featuring SANDRA BATTAGLINI TRACEY BELTRANO ALESSANDRO COSTANTINI TONI ELLWAND SOPHIA FABIILLI PHIL LUZI STEVEN PIGOZZO RON TOUGH

A farce of Italian proportions. This fast-paced comedy of errors makes everyone wish they were Italian. It’s 1952 in Naples, Italy, and Carmelina has just fainted in the same piazza where she saw her fiancé Guido kissing a girl of questionable reputation. She calls off the engagement, stirring up comic trouble for a host of people. To spite Guido, Carmelina attempts to catch the eye of the homeliest mamma’s boy in town. It’s a downright crowd pleaser – a comedy for the masses.