Staff Christopher Schario ...................... Executive/Artistic Director

Janet Mitchko .......................................... Co-Artistic Director

Carol Ham................................................ Business Manager

Jennifer Madigan ...... Asst. Director Marketing/Development

Paige Holmes ..................................... Development Director

Jim Alexander ........................................... Technical Director

Susan Spellman ................................... Box Office Manager

Kathy Lawrence .................................... Box Office Assistant

Melinda Emerson/Storm Coleman ............ House Managers

Martin Andrucki ........................... Dramaturg/Literary Advisor

Ben Lounsbury .............................................. Video Archivist

The Public Theatre is a member of Theatre Communications Group (TCG), the national organization for the American theatre.

The Public Theatre was founded to bring high quality professional theatre to the people of Maine, at an affordable price. We strive to make our presentations accessible to all, especially those less likely by tradition or inclination to attend live theatre. In choosing our season, we look for plays that speak from the heart; that are life-affirming and uplifting even when the subject matter is dark or painful; that use our language in powerful and provocative ways; that invite the audience to see their world in a new way. Artistic excellence is central to the mission of The Public Theatre.

Martin Andrucki Kathy Gleason Colby Michaud

Sheri Olstein Jim Pittman

Christopher Schario K. Alexander Visbaras

Board of Directors

Peter Kowalski ................................................ President Jennifer Malloy ....................................... Vice President Candace Walworth ......................................... Secretary Thomas H. Platz .............................................Treasurer

Associate Members: Sue Brown, Linda Chiaravelotti, Marilyn Closson, Mary Ellen Costello, Dina Jackson, Kathy Lawrence, Rich Livingston, Ben & Bonnie Lounsbury, Elaine Makas, Alice Mogensen, Chip Morrison, Carol Murrell, Tara Paradie, Pat Phillips, Polly Robinson, Cathy Snook, Linda Varrell, Susan Weiss

THE PUBLIC THEATRE takes pride in recognizing our season sponsors. We seek to develop a partnership with local businesses working together for the enrichment of the Lewiston-Auburn area. The following businesses have joined us in this partnership. If you would like to see your company listed here, please contact us regarding sponsorship

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EDUCATIONAL UNDERWRITERS

Androscoggin Bank Cross Insurance Davis Family Foundation Helen & George Ladd Charitable Corp. Iberdrola USA/Central Maine Power

Stephen & Tabitha King Foundation Liberty Mutual Insurance Maine Arts Commission The Shubert Foundation

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Maine Public Broadcasting Network

GRANT SUPPORT Actors Equity Foundation

Maine Community Foundation - Maine Theatre Fund

MEDIA PARTNER

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Maine Magazine Platz Associates

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The Shubert Foundation

FOUNDERS Androscoggin Bank Austin Associates Platz Associates Sun Journal

* Members of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States.

There will be a fifteen minute intermission.

Originally produced by The Jewish Repertory Theatre

Crossing Delancey is presented by special arrangement with SAMUEL FRENCH, INC.

CAST (In order of appearance)

Isabelle ................................................................. Deanna McGovern * Bubbie ....................................................................... Carole Schweid * Hannah ................................................................................ Marina Re * Tyler ..................................................................... Peter Simon Hilton * Sam ............................................................................ Ben Rosenblatt *

Stage Manager Lisa Bragdon*

Set Design

Judy Staicer

Costume Design Kathleen P. Brown

Lighting Design

Bart Garvey

Directed by Christopher Schario

by Susan Sandler

Crossing Delancey

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DEANNA MCGOVERN (Isabelle) is thrilled to be working on her first production at The Public Theatre! Regional Credits: Venus In Fur (Vermont Stage - Broadway World Award, Best Actress in a Play), The Clean House (Vermont Stage), After Ashley (Woolly Mammoth), I Heart Kant (George Street Playhouse’s 2nd Stage), Dracula, Goody F***ing Two Shoes, Uncle Sam's Satiric Spectacular (Actors Theatre of Louisville/

Humana Festival). NY Credits: By The Water (Premiere Stages), Insignificant (IVP), Sweet, Sweet Spirit (MTWorks), An Impending Rupture of the Belly (Godlight Theatre Co. - NYIT Award for Outstanding Actress in a Featured Role), Worth House (Toy Box Theatre Co), The Basketball Diaries, Slaughterhouse-Five (Godlight Theatre Co.- 59E59 Theaters). Love and gratitude to M&D and our talented team of artists.

CAROLE SCHWEID – (Bubbie) Fastrada in Pippin for Bob Fosse, Minnie’s Boys, and the Original Broadway Cast of A Chorus Line. Off B’way: Two on the Town (Manhattan Theatre Club); Durang, Durang (Westside Arts); Theda Bara and the Frontier Rabbi; Love Me, Love My Children; Ruthless (Ensemble Studio Theatre); The Beauty Part. Regional: Over the River and Through the Woods at The Public Theatre; Funny Girl (Fanny Brice and her mother, although not at the same time); The Tale

of the Allergist’s Wife; Broadway Bound; Cabaret; Caroline, or Change (Baltimore’s Center Stage), and a one-woman play on the life and work of American Choreographer Agnes de Mille (National Portrait Gallery at the Smithsonian.) Films include: Adam Goldberg’s mother in Untitled, Love and Class in Connecticut. She studied Theatre at Boston University, has a BFA from Juilliard in Dance, and has directed over 80 short plays in her role as Artistic Director of CT’s popular lunchtime play-reading series, Play With Your Food.

MARINA RE (Hannah) - The Public Theatre: Beau Jest, Deathtrap, Rumors, Broadway Bound. Awards: CA - Desert Star Award for Master Class (Maria Callas), La Gringa (Norma); FL - Sarasota Magazine ”Best Actress” Boleros for the Disenchanted, ”Best Supporting Actress” The Miamians; MA - Boston Globe, Boston Herald “Best Performance of Year”, View From the Bridge, Present Laughter, North Shore Fish, Italian American Reconciliation,

An Ideal Husband, Sisters Rosensweig; Boston Phoenix “Favorite Local Actress”, IRNE nom. for Holes. Recent film work: Irrational Man, (Woody Allen, dir.), Talking to God, (Mara Batash,), and Iris (Diana Rodriguez, dir.) Regional Theatre: Two River Theatre, Riverside Theatre, Huntington, Merrimack, Florida Studio, Charles Playhouse, Gulfshore Playhouse, Arts Center of Coastal Carolina, Connecticut Rep., Centre Stage, Becton Theatre, Seven Angels, Worcester Foothills, Vineyard Playhouse, Mt Holyoke, City Stage, Centennial Theatre, Lyric

Stage, Jewish Theatre of New England. She toured the country with the National Theatre of the Deaf in Oh Figaro!, was a 5 year company member of Shear Madness, 2 year company member of the Boston Shakespeare Company, and performed for 7 seasons with Israel Horovitz’s Gloucester Stage Co. OFF BROADWAY: NY Classical Theatre, Abingdon Theatre, HB Playwrights Theatre, Bleecker Street, American Globe, The Flea, West End, The Kraine. FILM: The Women, Urban Relics, Duck Love (Fresh-Film Festival winner), the title role in the short Mona Wonderstein, and the web series Battery Park.TV: New Amsterdam, Nurse Jackie, Prime Time: What Would You Do?, Millers Court, Good Day Show, Chronicle. Marina is a magna cum laude graduate of Brooklyn College. www.marinare.info

PETER SIMON HILTON (Tyler) The Public Theatre: Moonlight and Magnolias and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Other Theatre: Oliver (TUTS), Frost/Nixon (Maltz Jupiter); Tempest, Henry IV pt. 1 & 2, Henry VI pt. 1, Othello, Merry Wives, Much Ado (Colorado Shakespeare Festival); Hamlet (Denver Center); Much Ado, Julius Caesar, Merry Wives, Henry VIII, The 39 Steps (Alabama Shakespeare Festival); Oklahoma!, Les Miśerables (National Tours);

My Fair Lady (MSMT); Damascus (Northern Stage); My Fair Lady, Witness for the Prosecution (Fulton); Spamalot (Gateway); Boeing Boeing (Engerman); The 39 Steps (Drury Lane); and seven seasons with Aquila Theater Company. TV/Film: Pan Am, An Englishman in New York, The Prince, Honey Flood. US Board member of Shakespeare’s Globe (London). Genie Award-winning playwright and international drama consultant in global issues of diversity.

BEN ROSENBLATT (Sam) is delighted to be making his Public Theatre debut! He recently returned to the US from Paris, where he performed in Waiting for Godot at the Commencez! International Beckett Festival. Ben has also toured with the play ReEntry, performing at theatres, military bases and mental health conferences internationally. New York credits include Primary Stages, Project: Theatre and New Yiddish Rep. Regional: Actors Theatre of Louisville, Berkshire Theatre Festival, Round

House, Shakespeare & Co., CT Rep, Shakespeare Theatre Company (DC), Cape May Stage and more. TV: Unforgettable (CBS). Associate artist of American Records in NYC. Co-Host of Love Bites Radio. MFA Brandeis University. BFA University of Connecticut. www.benrosenblattactor.com

SUSAN SANDLER (Playwright) was born in New York City and grew up in Newport News, VA. A graduate of Boston University, her plays include The Renovation, The Moaner, Kinfolks & Mountain Music, Companion Pieces, and Crossing Delancey. She produced and developed the docu-drama, Women Against Rape. Susan is currently a professor at New York’s University’s Tisch School of the Arts. She is probably best known for her play Crossing Delancey, which she also adapted into a movie with the same name starring Amy Irving and Directed by Joan Micklin.

CHRISTOPHER SCHARIO (Executive/Artistic Director) has been Artistic Director of The Public Theatre since 1993. His adaptation of A Christmas Carol, published by Dramatists Play Service in 1996, was developed for The Public Theatre and has enjoyed successful productions at professional and amateur theatres throughout the world. In New York he directed for Roundabout Theatre, Westbeth Theatre, Spectrum Stage, American Academy of Dramatic

Arts, Drama Project and Madison Avenue Theatre. Regional theatre directing includes Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Boulder Ensemble Theatre, Kentucky Repertory Theatre, Toledo Repertory Theatre and Millbrook Playhouse. He has acted Off-Broadway, on national tours, regional theater, summer stock, dinner theater, films, soaps and commercials. He has taught at Carnegie-Mellon University, University of Colorado, University of Tennessee, American Academy of Dramatic Arts, as well as privately in New York. He received a BFA in Acting from Ohio University and an MFA in Directing from Carnegie-Mellon University.

JANET MITCHKO (Co-Artistic Director) Aside from being the Co-Artistic Director of The Public Theatre, Janet has spent much of the past 20 years in creative heaven as both a director (Wait Until Dark, The Last Romance, Hound of the Baskervilles, Visiting Mr. Green, etc) and actress (What Rhymes with America, The Ladies Foursome, Good People, etc), and is proud to call The Public Theatre her artistic home. Prior to life in Maine, Janet lived in NYC earning her living as a

professional actress, voice-over talent, and director as well teaching acting at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts. She is a graduate of the acting program at Carnegie-Mellon University, and the extremely proud mother of Emily. LISA BRAGDON (Stage Manager) has been working as an AEA Stage Manager for over 20 years. She has worked at theaters big and small and loves working at The Public Theatre. Very proud to have the Public named Best Theatre in Maine by Down East Magazine three years in a row. Previous Theatres include Arena Stage in Washington D.C., The Huntington in Boston, The Barter in VA., and Portland Stage Company here in Maine. A Registered Maine Guide for the last 16 years she spends Summers guiding wilderness canoe trips for Winona Camp for Boys founded in 1908.

JIM ALEXANDER (Technical Director) has worked on theatre, dance, and opera productions from Maine to Missouri, and toured nationally and internationally. He lives in Harpswell with his partner Dawn and their sons, Max and Ewan, of whom they are abnormally proud. He has served as production manager for The Washington Revels and as master electrician at the Shakespeare Theatre Co., Washington Ballet, and Portland Stage. He has toured as lighting supervisor and production manager with theatre and dance companies including: The Flying Karamozovs, Netherlands Dance Theatre, Suzhuo Kunju Opera of Jiangsu Province, the National Ballet of China, and the Ballet Nacional de Cuba.

JUDY STAICER (Set Designer) is delighted to be designing again at The Public Theatre, where she designed sets for Vanya and Sonya and Masha and Spike, Good People, The Last Romance, Time Stands Still, Skylight, Dinner with Friends, Compleat Works of William Shakespeare (abridged), Italian-American Reconciliation, and Dracula. After a long career teaching stage design at Tufts University in MA, she made a career change to architectural lighting design, and now works as a technical support specialist for a software company in Boston. In her free time she is an avid knitter and photographer. Judy has an MFA in Scene, Lighting and Costume Design from Carnegie Mellon, and is a member of United Scenic Artists Local 829. She would like to thank Robert for all his love, support, and cooking.

BART GARVEY (Lighting Designer) has served The Public Theatre in one capacity or another since its first season. He holds degrees from William & Mary and University of Iowa. He’s particularly proud to have worked building sets here for Indoor/Outdoor, Miss Witherspoon, Rough Crossing, Communicating Doors, Three Days of Rain, & Dracula. He’s designed lights for over 50 professional productions and is particularly proud to have designed for Outside Mullingar; Red; Hound of the Baskervilles; Language Archive; Around the World in 80 Days; Enchanted April; Indoor/Outdoor; Magnetic North; Jekyll & Hyde; 13th of Paris; Almost, Maine; Woman in Black; Wind in the Willows; Red Herring; An Infinite Ache; Proof; Sideman; & Three Days of Rain. Bart has also worked on productions at Theater at Monmouth, Deertrees, Boothbay Opera, St. Lawrence, King’s Bridge, and Bates College. He thanks his beautiful & multitalented wife, Julie, for subsidizing this unplanned & otherwise impossible career in theatre.

KATHLEEN P. BROWN (Costume Designer) has designed costumes for numerous productions at The Public Theatre since 2003. Returning every season to design the last show is now very much like coming home to family! Kathleen has been a professional theatrical costume designer for Portland Stage, Theater at Monmouth, School of Performing Arts at the University of Maine, Bates College Theater, Colby College Theater, Northport Musical Theater, as well as at the Lyric Stage Company in Boston and the NJ Shakespeare Company. She holds a BFA in Theatrical

Production Design from Ithaca College. She lives in coastal Camden, where she also manages her own custom clothing business. In addition, she works at the independently owned fabric store Clementine in Rockland. Kathleen is eternally grateful for the love of her family and friends, without whose support this creative work would not be possible. JOHN MORRISON (Sound Engineer) is a freelance sound technician from Auburn. In addition to his work with The Public Theatre, John provides tech support to theater programs at Bates and Bowdoin Colleges. Other recent theater credits include sound design for Urinetown with Yarmouth High School Playmakers and sound mixing for Bloody, Bloody Andrew Jackson at Colby College. It is unlikely that anyone recalls John’s audio contributions to the early 80’s New York productions of Taking Steam, The Smiling Assassins, or Mysteries of the Bridal Night. John is also the sound technician for Portland’s NBA D-League affiliate, Maine Red Claws.

PATRICIA PHILLIPS (Props) is always happy to work behind the scenes at The Public Theatre where she has been a board member and/or volunteer since her arrival in Maine twelve years ago. Her favorite times working backstage were during the numerous super-fast costume changes in Around the World in Eighty Days and Hound of the Baskervilles. You may have seen Pat on stage at LACLT (Noises Off, Sylvia, The Odd Couple) where she also works back stage, directs or asst. directs (The Odd Couple, Beau Jest, Shakespeare in Hollywood) or paints the sets. According to Pat "No job is too big or too small - it's always fun and challenging in the theatre." BENJAMIN CUBA (Assistant to the Stage Manager) hails from Worcester, Massachusetts, and will graduate in May from Bates College with a double major in English and Music. He has acted in the college’s productions of The Two Gentlemen of Verona, Boxing 2000, and 8. He has also stage-managed 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Break of Noon, Little Egypt, Venus in Fur, and Castle of Perseverance at Bates. Benjamin was Eddie in last season’s production of The Sunshine Boys. He has also worked at Maine State Music Theater, Wellesley Summer Theater Co., and Hibernian Hall in Roxbury, MA.

YOEL SHERWOOD (Backstage crew) has attended The Public Theatre's Summer Youth Program, crewed on TPT's production of What Rhymes with America?, and played LeFou in LA Community Little Theatre's Beauty and the Beast, Jr. Yoel is un-schooled and enjoys learning about men's fashion production, computer hardware, and Bernie Sanders political revolution.

ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION was founded in 1913 to protect Actors from the severe mistreatment that permeated the industry at that time. Since its inception Equity has had only fifteen Presidents. Its current President is Nick Wyman. The Association consists of over 49,000 distinguished stars and other professional Actors and Stage Managers who work

nationwide, from New York’s Broadway to Los Angeles, from Minneapolis to Miami Beach, in regional, stock and dinner theatre, and in theatres for young audiences which build the audiences of tomorrow. These Actors and Stage Managers are committed to working in the theatre as a profession, not an avocation, and bring to you the finest professional training and experience. By presenting Equity productions, this theatre offers to you, our audience, the best entertainment presented by the finest quality Actors and Stage Managers that your admission dollars can buy.

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Public Performance May 22 - 2:00 pm

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Student Matinee Performance May 23 - 9:30 & 11:30 am May 24 - 9:30 & 11:30 am

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Spectacular scenery and infectious music bring two funny folktales from Africa to life. In “Koi and the Kola Nuts,” the youngest son of a chief shows his kindness to the creatures he meets and is rewarded when they help him find a new home. In “Anansi and the Talking Melon” we meet one of the most hilarious trickster characters in world folklore! Great fun for kids ages 4 —10 and their families.

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