CELEBRATING CORONADO PLAYHOUSE’S 68th SEASON

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Jul 18 – Aug 17, 2014 Fri & Sat 8 pm Sun 2 pm

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Here Lies

Jeremy Troy

An American Comedy by

JACK SHARKEY

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MusicianCello/Drums ....................................................................................................................Derek Orlowski

Donations NeededIn these times, grant funding has been cut back. To continue offering this free program annually, it is important that we receive donations specifically designated for the FREE Classics Series. All donations to Coronado Playhouse, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, are tax-deductible. Your generosity is greatly appreciated. Go online at CoronadoPlayhouse.com or all (619) 435-4856 for more information.

RomeoJulietand

William Shakespeare’s

Cast (in order of appearance)Prince ..................................................................................................................................Chris Marler Gregory / Balthasar ................................................................................................Rickey PhatsenhannAbraham / Apothecary ...................................................................................................Julia AckermanSampson / Friar John ......................................................................................................Walfred RodasBenvolio .......................................................................................................................Rebekah BonneyTybalt .................................................................................................................................... Tyler JonesMercutio ..............................................................................................................................Steve SmithCapulet ...................................................................................................................................Ray LynchLady Capulet .......................................................................................................................Liza WismerMontague ...........................................................................................................................Martin WhiteLady Montague ........................................................................................................... Sandy HotchkissParis .....................................................................................................................................Isaac RojasPeter .......................................................................................................................... Michael MussmanNurse ..............................................................................................................................Lesley PearsonRomeo ...................................................................................................................................Jacob HoffJuliet ......................................................................................................................Danielle BongiovanniFriar Laurence ...................................................................................................................Steve Jensen

This show runs about one hour and 50 minutes and has one 15 minute intermission.

Place and TimeModern urban setting

AnnouncementPlease turn off all electronic devices and cell phones during the performance. Restrooms are located in the recreation center near the front desk. If you need to exit during the performance, please use the rear exit of the theatre as light from the hallway interferes with the performance.

The video and/or audio recording of this performance by any means whatsoever is strictly prohibited.

PRESENTS

Directed by Tom HaineFight Choreography by Michael Mizerany & Tyler Jones

Production Team and Theatre Staff

Director .......................................................................................................... Thomas HaineAssistant Director ...........................................................................................Patricia LynchFight Choreography ......................................... Michael Mizerany, Tyler Jones, Steve SmithProducer ........................................................................................................... Chris PowellText Advisor .............................................................................................Gideon Rappaport Scenic Design ..........................................................................Bill Connard, Barron HenzelScenic Painting .............................................................................................Rosemary KingLighting Design .......................................................................Chad Oakley, Josh OlmsteadSound Design ............................................................................................... Steve MurdockCostume Design ................................................................................... Alex John, Pat JohnProps and House Dressing ..........................................................Chris Powell, Katy SkyrudLighting Technician .......................................................................................Samuel DisalvoSound Technician .............................................................................................Ric MichaelsSet Construction ................................ Bill Connard, Jim Harvey, Barron Henzel, Patty Fay, Rosemary King, Stan Shirley, Jim ReevesGraphics Design/Program Design ..................................................................Barron HenzelPublicity Videography ......................................................... Robert Stewart, Leonard LopezHead Shots ................................................................................................ Tony EisenhowerProduction Photography ................................................................................Barron HenzelMedia Coordinator / Publicity and Marketing .....................................................M.G. PerezPoster Distribution ..........................................................................Patty Fay and CompanyHouse Managers ....................... Chris Powell, Katy Skyrud, Susan Skyrud, Laurel WidmerBox Offi ce ........................................................................... Susan Skyrud, Amanda EverettConcessions ..................................................................... Harry A. Granruth, Stan Hoff manUsher Coordinator ......................................................................................Janis VanderfordBoard Liaison ......................................................................................................M.G. PerezManaging Theatre Director ................................................................................Katy Skyrud

We are the Community’s TheatreCoronado Playhouse is committed to giving back to the local community, beyond off ering quality entertainment, by using its public platform to help those in need. During Romeo and Juliet, we are proud to partner with the Ronald McDonald House Charities of San Diego.The House was specifi cally designed to provide a home away from home for families with hospitalized children – including 47 bedrooms, hot meals and a children’s play area for siblings – so families can focus their attention on supporting their sick or injured child instead of worrying about day-to-day needs. Every year, more than 1,500 families are helped and the need for overnight services far exceeds its 47-room capacity. For more information on programs please visit www.rmhcsd.org.

Please consider making a cash or check donation to the Ronald McDonald House Charities of San Diego during the run of this show.

Acknowledgements

A Note from the Playhouse - Member Supported Theatre

City of Coronado

Coronado Recreation Services and Community Center Staff

City of Coronado Building Inspector and Fire Marshall

Mary and Keith Anderson

Patty Fay

Gideon Rappaport

Tony Eisenhower Photography

Special thanks to spouses, significant others, family, and friends whose love and support helped make this production possible.

Coronado Playhouse’s 2014 season is off to a great start. We are excited to bring you the Summer of Love Series, which started with the young audience’s production of Sleeping Beauty. Next, this Annual Free Classic Series presentation of Romeo and Juliet, set in modern day with original Shakespearean language, is a new and different take on Shakespeare. Our following play is the campy comedy Dearly Beloved, an hilarious and sweet romp that puts the ‘fun’ in dysfunction.

We end 2014 with Spamalot. This musical will have you laughing your coconuts off as you gallop along with this larger-than-life production!

We have undertaken a very challenging and costly year to bring you lively shows we hope you find boundlessly entertaining. Our board serves as artistic director for the Playhouse and we work diligently to select a season we hope will thrill you. We now need to ask for your help. We need your support to continue to bring you quality shows and programs. Now through July 31, we are running a membership campaign. Our goal is to raise funds and grow our membership base.

For our Over the Rainbow Membership Campaign, if you join at a family level or higher, you receive all normal benefits, plus you get two free tickets to Journey through Oz: a Musical Cabaret, August 1-2, 2014. In honor of the Wizard of Oz’s 75th anniversary we are planning this very special two day event with some of San Diego’s best talent singing numbers from The Wizard of Oz, The Wiz, Wicked and more! Please join our family at whatever level you can.

Chicago was one of our biggest undertakings to date and Chrissy’s team did a phenomenal job. Sherlock Holmes was also a crowd-pleaser and did very well. If you experienced either of these shows, or any production from last season that delighted you, I hope you are moved to become a member. We count on our membership to bring life to our productions, education and community outreach, as well as the opportunity for local playwrights and entertainers to realize their dreams. We can’t do it without your help. Please consider joining today.

Thank you for your support and loyalty to Coronado Playhouse.

All the best, Katy Skyrud Managing Theatre Director

When I first thought about directing something as well-known as Romeo and Juliet, I felt I needed to create a “relevant or modern” production in order to capture the audience’s attention. But as the rehearsal process began and I witnessed how this wonderful cast brought the words on the page to life, I realized that my concerns were misplaced since the author had already done all the work for me. Shakespeare has structured this timeless love story in such a way that the audience is taken a wild roller coaster ride that begins with a street brawl, followed by hilarious moments of joy and expectation, transcending into a passionate account of love at first sight which in turn instills the hope of reconciliation, but then spirals into the tragedy of death that ends the lovers’ journey. Wow! No wonder the play still maintains its hold on audiences even some 400 years after its creation. It always amazes me that if seen for the first time, Romeo and Juliet initially appears to be just another beautifully crafted romantic comedy but then suddenly morphs into repeated cycles of

hope and despair, gradually sliding into the tragedy that Shakespeare intended—all the while allowing the listener to experience the most beautiful poetry ever written.

I set the play in modern times; but for me, the modernization is only important because it reminds us that the story of Romeo and Juliet is as relevant today as it was when it was first produced in1597. Ultimately, the words, not the setting, are always paramount in any Shakespeare play; and oh my, what a gift of language has Shakespeare given us in R&J! Just listen how this talented group of actors enlivens the recurring images of light and dark, the heavens, and nature that support the themes of the play and you will come away from the performance with the same sense of joy that I’ve experienced since day one of rehearsals.

Finally, my thanks to the Coronado Playhouse production and administrative crew—always supportive, always professional…Also, special thanks to Gideon Rappaport for his brilliant textual analysis, to Patricia Lynch for her expertise during rehearsals, and to Mary and Keith Anderson for keeping the Bard alive at the Playhouse for so many years.

Thomas Haine, Romeo and Juliet Director

Director’s Notes

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Cast Bios (In alphabetical order)

Julia Ackerman (Abraham/Apothecary)has worked in theatre, film, and commercial/television projects in San Diego. She graduated from the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in Los Angeles and New York in the Studio Program. Most

recent roles include Alice in You Cant Take It With You with the Lake San Marcos theatre company, and Jaime in a short series of films by Constellations Casting in Carlsbad. Favorite roles include Vicky in Symphony of the Night (San Diego Film Festival) with Indie Luv Studios, and May in Last Train to Nibroc (Different Stages Theatre Company). She is currently working with a small production company called Classified Productions in La Jolla doing film, commercial and voice over work.

Danielle Bongiovanni (Juliet) is going into her junior year at Coronado School of the Arts. With CoSA she has been in The Grapes of Wrath, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged), and Legally Blonde: The Musical. As a

Shakespeare fanatic, she hopes to continue keeping his work alive. Danielle would like to thank Kim Strassburger for sparking her love for The Bard, everyone involved in the production for the wonderful experience, and her friends and family for their support.

Rebekah Bonney (Benvolio) is delighted to be making her Coronado Playhouse debut. Most recently Rebekah has been seen in Trinity Theatre’s 12 Angry Men, as well as in various Playwright Festivals and Melodramas with the

North Park Vaudeville Theatre. Rebekah holds a B.A. in Theatre from Messiah College, and

would like to thank all the emeralds in her life for their amazing support!

Jacob Hoff (Romeo) is excited to be on the Coronado Playhouse stage for the first time. Jacob has worked locally as Lt. Adams in South Pacific (Lawrence Welk Theatre) and in Washington State where he played Berger in Hair and

Stanley in Brighton Beach Memoirs, among other great roles. This performance is dedicated to his Mom and Grandparents who’ve always pushed him to do better.

Sandy Hotchkiss (Lady Montague) is co-director of the Talent To aMuse Theatre Company. Acting credits include: Fonsia Dorsey in The Gin Game, Madame in The Maids, Bessie in Marvin’s Room, Joy Gresham in Shadowlands Jeanette

in Last of the Red Hot Lovers, and Rebecca the Fairy in William S Gilbert’s Foggerty’s Fairy. She is active in commercial work and appeared as a Dancing Grannie in a video with Travis Pastrana promoting the X Games in LA.

Steven Jensen (Friar Lawrence) has enjoyed appearing in CPH plays before, among them: Cinderella, The Drowsy Chaperone, 42nd Street, The Importance of Being Earnest, The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, and The

Man Who Came to Dinner. Some plays elsewhere: Macbeth and King Lear (Vanguard); Edward II (Diversionary); The Tempest (Poor Players); Julius Caesar (New Village Arts); The Oresteia and Medea (Sixth @ Penn); Detained in the Desert (Teatro Máscara Mágica); The Gondoliers (Lyric Opera SD).

J Tyler Jones (Tybalt) was most recently seen in Mud Blue Sky at Moxie Theatre. He has also performed locally with Intrepid Shakespeare (Macbeth), ion (Punk Rock), La Jolla Playhouse (Accomplice: San Diego), National Comedy Theatre, and

others. Tyler is a proud graduate of The Florida State University School of Theatre.

Raymond Lynch (Capulet) Off-Broadway, Los Angeles (Mark Taper Forum and other theatres), regional Shakespeare festivals/ repertory. Locally: Vanguard, Vista’s Broadway, and as Beethoven with the San Diego Symphony. First job: The Old Globe in

a show directed by Craig Noel. Later cast by Sir Richard Attenborough in the film Chaplin. Wide range of television, film, commercials.

Chris Marler (Prince) This is first time Chris has appear on the Coronado Playhouse stage. Prior Shakespeare performances include Macbeth, King Lear, Much Ado About Nothing and Hamlet. When not visiting friends and

family in Coronado, Chris calls Arizona home. Michael Vegas Mussman (Peter) is ecstatic to make his Coronado Playhouse debut. Most recently, he performed at an improve show at National Comedy Theatre. In 2006, he wrote, directed,and performed at an improv show a one-act play,

Serial Killers Convention, at 6th and Penn Theatre. Previous credits include, Stage Door, Heaven Can Wait, and several other shows with San Jose

Children’s Musical Theatre. He thanks Patricio and the entire Vegas family for their love and support.

Lesley Knoth Pearson (Nurse) holds a Bachelors Degree in Fine Arts (w/a Minor in Children’s Theatre) from UCLA and an Ed.D. in Education from Alliant International University. She worked as a volunteer Assistant Talent Coordinator for Dick Clark Productions

in Los Angeles for the Country Music Awards and American Music Awards. Credits include: Reno Sweeny in Anything Goes, Babe in Pajama Game, Zipporah in Milk & Honey, Frastrada in Pippin, Golde in Fiddler On the Roof, Eulalie MacKechnie Shinn in The Music Man, Chris in Rumors, Suzanne in Dearly Departed, Nurse Purgon in The Imaginary Invalid, and The First Witch in Macbeth. She is co-founder of Westminster Youth Theatre, a member of the Vanguard Theatre Board and a founding member of The Shakespeare Society of San Diego. She also records audio books for Wolcott & Sheridan in N. Hollywood; and performs as a vocalist on several CD’s by David Brauner. She is currently an Administrator in the San Diego Unified School District Early Childhood Education Programs.

Rickey Phatsenhann (Gregory / Balthasar), a San Diego native, is proud to be a part of the cast of Romeo and Juliet in his first performance at the Coronado Playhouse. Rickey’s theatre experiences include Flower Drum Song with the San Diego Asian American

Repertory Theatre and Godspell at the Ocean Beach Playhouse. When he’s not acting, Rickey

enjoys singing, playing guitar, and exercising his civil liberties.Isaac Rojas (Paris) is making his Coronado Playhouse debut. He is a recent graduate of California Baptist University where he majored in Theatre. Credits include: CBU:

Malvolio (Twelfth Night), Mr. DePinna (You Can’t Take It With You), Simon Stimson (Our Town), Wiley Post (Will Rogers Follies), Nervous/Short man (The Great Divorce), ensemble (Macbeth). Awards: Irene Ryan Nominee for Twelfth Night, Inland Theatre League nominee for You Can’t Take it With You, Inland Theatre League winner for Twelfth Night.

Steve Smith (Mercutio / Fight Choreography) is an actor, director, and teacher with a BA in Theatre from the Florida State University. When he’s not working on classical texts, he most enjoys helping create brand new works–you may have seen him in readings, workshops,

and festivals at Cygnet Theatre, New Village Arts, San Diego Fringe, or elsewhere. Next up, he’s directing a new play as part of the Out on a Limb Festival, July 18-27 at the Scripps Ranch Theatre.Liza Wismer (Lady Capulet) is thrilled to be

making her debut with The Coronado Playhouse. She graduated from the theatre department of San Francisco State University where past productions include Biloxi Blues, Rocky Horror Show, Waiting for Godot, The Cherry Orchard and many

others. Currently, Liza teaches high school English and loves to expose her students to drama as much as possible. Liza dedicates this performance to her daughter – Juliette Coco.

Walfred Rodas (Sampson / Friar John) wanted to be a famous clergyman with the hope of one day leading his own cult, unfortunately Walfred could only afford one year of clergy school. Instead Walfred attended and recently graduated

from SDSU. In his spare time Walfred enjoys reading about balloons. If Walfred were to have a dog (which he probably won’t because he lacks the responsibility to own one) he would name it Banana.

Martin White (Montague) is very happy to be in this production of Romeo and Juliet as Romeo’s daddy, Montegue. He previously played the King of Bohemia in Sherlock Holmes’ Final Adventure. Last year he played Prospero in The Tempest and was seen

in The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas. Many thanks to Director Tom Haine for putting up with his acting and to his wife, Claire, for just putting up with him.

Tom Haine (Director) Prior Shakespeare productions include: Macbeth, King Lear, Cymbeline, Much Ado about Nothing, Romeo and Juliet, Measure for Measure, Merchant of Venice, Hamlet and The Tempest. Tom’s directing credits include King Lear, Macbeth, and Romeo and Juliet, Hedda Gabler, You Can’t Take It With You, Bury the Dead, and Dearly Departed. He has received classical acting training from the Old Globe’s Jonathan McMurtry, Dakin Matthews, and Brendon Fox. Tom, a government attorney by day, is also a 2010 graduate of the British American Drama Academy Mid-Summer Oxford Program. Chris Powell (Producer) is excited to be producing his first full production the Coronado Playhouse. He just got done being part of T. Fitzpatrick/B. Henzel Team on Sleeping Beauty. Other shows with this team are the award winning productions of TBLWIT, Grease, Drowsy Chaperone, Cinderella, Dames at Sea and The IT Girl. Other shows include the critically acclaimed productions of Thrill Me!, YANK! The Musical, The Busy World is Hushed, Torch Song Trilogy, The New Century, Dooley and Corpus Christi (Diversionary Theatre). Michael Mizerany (Choreographer) has choreographed extensively including Altar Boyz, Dooley, Divine Sister, Miss Kitty’s Wild West Revue, Scrooge In Rouge and Thrill Me (Diversionary Theatre), Chicago: A Speakeasy Cabaret, Grey Gardens and A Midsummer Night’s Fever (Ion Theatre), Carnvial! and Suds (The Coronado Playhouse) and Spring Awakening (Cygnet Theatre). Michael has been the recipient of numerous awards and honors including the LA Stage Scene “Scenie” Award for Outstanding Choreography for Altar Boyz, the Bravo San Diego Award for Outstanding Choreographer of 2012 and The Blue Ribbon Award for Suds.Derek Orlowski (Cellist/Drummer) has been a cellist for over 11 years and has been a professional freelance cellist for the past four years. He also plays for fund raisers and is a part of his church’s worship team. He is a member of the string quartet, Simply Strings, and a member of the Youth Philharmonic Orchestera and Soloist Ensemble, which was recently honored as semi-finalist for youth orchestras in The American Prize competition.Samuel Joseph Disalvo (Lighting Technician) is proud to be back and assisting on his 12th play, Romeo and Juliet, at the Coronado Playhouse. He is thankful to be working for the first time

under Director Thomas Haine. Prior plays at the Playhouse include, Suds, The Tempest, Pageant, The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas and Sleeping Beauty. He wants to thank friends and family for their support.Chad Oakley (Co-Lighting Designer) Recent work at CPH: Co-Lighting Design, Chicago, Lighting Design, Pageant (Aubrey Award), Co-Lighting Design, 42nd Street (Aubrey Award). OnStage Playhouse: Director, The Violet Hour; Assistant Director, Lighting Design, It’s Just Sex. Pickwick Players: Lighting Design, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Director, Pippin. Chad has done over 80 lighting designs or set designs for every ACT theater in town.Alex John (Co-Costume Designer) This is her third show as costume designer with the Coronado Playhouse. She has done Chicago and Ruthless the Musical. She just completed 9 to 5 (Onstage Playhouse). She previously worked in theater as a dancer, choreographer, stylist, model and even a dresser. She has studied dance since the age of 2. She studied fashion design and merchandising at Mesa College. She just starting back as a Burlesque dancer. When San Diego had a hockey team she was a dancer with the San Diego Gulls cheer leaders group, dancing wearing special ice shoes. Currently she works back stage coordinating models for fashion shows. She also enjoys being a stylist & window designer. Pat John (Co-Costume Designer) The other Co-designer for 9 to 5 (Onstage Playhouse). Chicago and Ruthless the Musical (Coronado Playhouse). Her primary roll is Wife, Mother, and Grandmother. She studied fashion design and theater at Mesa College and even got to intern with her teacher traveling with her company to trade shows. Spending six years with the costume department at Sea World gave her a chance to work directly with a variety of seamstresses and actors. All of this while working full time as an insurance agent, going to school and coordinating fashion shows. She has worked with a number of professional fashion shows with Mesa and Fashion Group International as well as directly with some designers. She enjoys the excitement of back stage and the energy of the actors, crew and audience of each show. It is so wonderful to meet the new people and catch up with those she has already met. So for now she remains Retired but never Bored.

Creative Team Bios

Playhouse Foundation Members

VIP PRODUCER - $15,000 and aboveLeonard & Elaine Hirsch

CROWN DONOR - $1000 and aboveRussell and Mary JohnsonLuc PelletierPeter RauschJackie Suitt

DONOR - $500 and aboveHarry Granruth III & Katy

SkyrudChuck & Jo-Ann HoweNance & Mark HunterNIck & Phyllis ReevesAnn Boland & Danny Van

Leeuwen

BENEFACTOR - $250 and aboveGladys Beit-IshooPatty FayTom Fitzpatrick & Barron

HenzelMarty & Jean GreenbergSteve & DJ McLaughlinChristina Paine-RossDr. Andrew and Dee SabeyJames & Sondra Seeright

Bill Speer and Marsi SteirerAnonymous

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INDIVIDUAL - $50 and aboveBill ConnardLisa FeketeRosemary HarrisonStan & Barbra HoffmanRon HoytVictoria MatureSuzanne Meyer-KenneyJames MulvanyElizabeth NolanJulia QuerinM. Jane RussellStephen Walton

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