Mainstage Playbill

Richard Hopkins, Producing Artistic Director

This project is sponsored in part by theDepartment of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, the Florida Council on Arts and Cul-ture and the State of Florida.

brownsville song (b-side for tray)

Lena....................Alice Gatling*Devine................Catalina Grieco/Deysha NelsonJunior.................Warren Jackson*Tray....................Wesley T. JonesMerrell................Rachel Lu*

CAST

Directed byKate Alexander

Costume DesignerMatthew Lefebvre

Scenic DesignerKen Goldstein

Lighting DesignerRachel Budin

Sound DesignerThom Beaulieu

Stage ManagerRoy Johns*

Season UnderwritersGerri Aaron, Ed & Judy Christian, Georgia Court

Gulf Coast Community Foundation, Robert & Bonny IsraeloffErnie Kretzmer in loving memory of Alisa Kretzmer

Dennis & Graci McGillicuddy, Anne H.S. Nethercott, Dorothy Waldron

Co-Producer Gaele Barthold, Cookie Boudreaux, Harriette Buckman, Herald Tribune Media Group

Joel & Sandy Cuba, Ruth Gorton, Elaine M. Keating, Ina Schnell, Alan & Lois SchottensteinLois Stulberg, Sally Yanowitz

By Kimber Lee

* Denotes member Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

brownsville song (b-side for tray) is presented by special arrangement with SAMUEL FRENCH, INC.Developed at The Lark Play Development Center, New York City.

World premiere in the 2014 Humana Festival of New American Plays at ACTORS THEATRE OF LOUISVILLE.Produced by LCT3/Lincoln Center Theater, New York City, 2014.

brownsville song (b-side for tray) was developed at the 2013 Bay Area Playwrights Festival, a program of the Plays Foundation, Amy L. Mueller, Artistic Director.

The playwright thanks Seven Devils Playwrights Conference, a project of id Theater at the Alpine Playhouse - McCall, ID.THE VIDEOTAPING OR MAKING OF ELECTRONIC OR OTHER AUDIO AND/OR VISUAL RECORDINGS OF THIS

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ALICE GATLING (Lena)Alley Theatre: Doubt, To Kill A Mockingbird, Our Lady of 121st St., The Exonerated, The Crucible; Arden Theatre: Under the Skin, Much Ado About Nothing; Interact Theatre: Gidion’s Knot (Barrymore Best

Actress); Florida Studio Theatre: Ruined, Black Pearl Sings!; People’s Light and Theatre Co: As You Like It, A Flea in Her Ear, The Icarus Box; Stages Repertory Theatre: Nickel and Dimed, Black Pearl Sings!; Main Street Theatre: Caroline or Change, Intimate Apparel, Woof!; The Ensemble Theatre: No Child... (Giorgee Award Best Actress), The Piano Lesson (Giorgee Award Best Actress) Fences, Flyin’ West; Judith Shakespeare Co: Julius Caesar; Turnip Theatre Co: Lives of the Great Waitresses (OOBR Award Winner); Everyman Theater: Under the Skin.

CATALINA GRIECO (Devine) Catalina is a 5th grader at Pine View. She enjoys performing in FST’s Musical Theatre program and FST’s Children’s Performing Arts Summer Program. Recent credits include Young Fan in

A Christmas Carol (Venice Theatre), Lucy Pevensie in The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe (Venice Theatre) and Polly in Cat On A Hot Tin Roof (Players Theatre). Catalina is excited to play Devine and for this wonderful opportunity!

DEYSHA NELSON (Devine) Deysha Nelson is a 9 year old model/designer/actress/dancer/spokesperson. She has appeared on 3 National children shows and has also been featured in 2 National Commercials and over 20

short films. She has a clothing line called Almond Eyez Designs and has showcased her clothing line

in 4 different states and 10 different fashion shows. She has interviewed with Steve Harvey, Harry Connick Jr., Comcast & Fox 29 twice, as well as been featured in 5 magazines.

WARREN JACKSON (Junior) FST debut. A member of Brave New World, his work includes: The Long Christmas Dinner. NY credits: Midsummer Night’s Dream, Masterworks; Titus Andronicus, NYSX; Talking to Westfield, Premiere Stages;

Henry V, Classical Theater of Harlem.Regional: Tempest, NC Shakespeare Festival; Fences, Clarence Brown Theater & Gloucester Stage; NEA national tours: Macbeth, AL Shakespeare Festival, Romeo & Juliet Chicago Shakespeare. Nominated: Black Theatre Alliance of Chicago for Best Featured Actor, Victory Garden’s Shoes, and Midwest Emmy board for Best Ensemble with Chicago’s Green Screen Adventures. MFA: University of Arizona.

WESLEY T. JONES (Tray) Wesley T. Jones is a New York based actor hailing from Detroit, MI. He is an Alumnus of Carnegie Mellon University’s class of 2016; at which he received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Acting. This is Wesley’s first production with Florida

Studio Theatre and he is filled with nothing but gratitude to be working with the company, and to be telling this story with his fellow cast mates.

RACHEL LU (Merrell) Best known for her role as the ambitious Tiger Mom on ABC’s What Would You Do? Rachel Lu has appeared on stage, films, and TV commercials. She was recently seen in Chinglish at

ARTIST PROFILES

Portland Center Stage and Syracuse Stage. On the big screen, Rachel can be seen as a conspicuous fashionista in Front Cover available on Netflix. She was nominated for Best Actress for her performance in Paper Wrap Fire. Connect with Rachel at RachelLu.com.

KATE ALEXANDER (Director) is the Associate Director of FST and the Founder of the FST Theatre School. Ms. Alexander has directed numerous productions and premieres on the FST stages including Clever Little Lies; Alabama Story; Outside Mullingar; Over The River And Through The Woods; Chapatti; Dancing Lessons; Becoming Dr. Ruth; Freud’s Last Session; Thurgood; South Beach Babylon; The Columnist; Talley’s Folly; Jericho; Next Fall; The Savannah Disputation; Ghost- Writer; Two Jews Walk into a War...; I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change; Sylvia; Shotgun; The Miamians; Brooklyn Boy; The Exonerated; Wit; Proof; Lobby Hero; and Ten Unknowns. Ms. Alexander has also been a resident actress for over 25 years. Some of her leading roles were in the plays: Edward Albee’s The Goat; Filumena; Master Class; Edward Albee’s Three Tall Women, The Occupant , The Play About the Baby; Golda’s Balcony; and Taking Shakespeare. Ms. Alexander is the recipient of numerous acting, directing, and public service awards, including FAER, She Knows Where She’s Going Award (Girls, Inc.), The Woman of Light Award, National Council of Jewish Women, The Woman of Power Award, the Sarasota County Arts Leadership Award, Education Award, Sarasota Manatee Jewish Federation, and most recently The Unity Award. Ms. Alexander leads the FST Forums Series and developed the Blue Butterfly Theatre Program, a program for teens suffering from grief through loss. She created the Art of The Gesture program at Ringling College of Animation and is the co-author of The Animated Short, with Karen Sullivan, now in its 3rd edition. Ms. Alexander will be performing a reading from Elie Wiesels’ book, Night, this February in

conjunction with the Violins of Hope and the Sarasota Orchestra. ROY JOHNS (Stage Manager) is pleased to be back for another season at FST. He has had an exciting and varied career both on stage and behind the scenes from Tokyo Disneyland to the White House. Past credits at FST include Million Dollar Quartet; The God of Isaac; The Roommate; The Fabulous Lipitones; Alabama Story; Outside Mullingar; One Man, Two Guvnors; The Hound of the Baskervilles; Chapatti; Hairspray; and Taking Shakespeare.

KEN GOLDSTEIN (Scenic Designer) is pleased to be at Florida Studio Theatre. Ken has designed at numerous regional theatres including: Baystreet Theatre, Northern Stage, CapRep, Gulfshore Playhouse, Barrington Stage Company, The Hangar Theatre, The Skylight Music Theatre, Arkansas Rep, and The Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival. Ken designed for Jim Henson’s Dinosaur Train Live! and Sid the Science Kid Live! National tours and productions for Norwegian Cruise Lines and Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines. Ken is the Associate Professor of Set Design at SUNY at New Paltz.

MATTHEW LEFEBVRE (Costume Designer) Off-Broadway credits include Two Trains Running at Signature Theatre and Bach at Leipzig for New York Theatre Workshop. Mathew has designed costumes for more than 25 productions at the Guthrie Theater, and more than 15 productions at Penumbra Theatre Company. Other regional credits include the Old Globe, American Players Theatre, Indianapolis Repertory Theatre, Arizona Theatre Company, The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, The Minnesota Opera, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park,The Acting Company, Milwaukee Repertory Theater, Trinity Repertory Company, Cleveland Play House, Theatre de la Jeune Lune, Geffen Playhouse, and the Jungle Theater.

RACHEL BUDIN (Lighting Designer) is joining FST for the first time on brownsville song. After

ARTIST PROFILES

ARTIST PROFILESworking with Ms. Alexander on a production of Golda’s Balcony several years ago she is very happy to continue the collaboration! Regional Theater work includes: Denver Center Theater, Alabama Shakespeare, Oregon Shakespeare, Luna Stage (West Orange, NJ), The Lake Theatre (Lake George, NY) and Capital Rep (Albany, NY). Ms. Budin also teaches theater at Ramapo College of NJ. THOM BEAULIEU (Sound Designer) is pleased to be returning to Florida Studio Theatre. Most recently you may have heard his work as sound designer in the Court Cabaret on Gypsies, Tramps, & Thieves. Thom is a sound and lighting designer living in New Hampshire

where he most recently designed sound for Cabaret and The Boy Who Drew Cats at The Winnipesaukee Playhouse. Thom’s design career has been in the professional and educational realms in both New Hampshire and Georgia over the last 20 years.SPECIAL THANKS to Kelli Karen for additional staging and assisting with movement and choreography.SPECIAL THANKS to China Smith, Director of Manatee PAL Boxing & Fitness, for assisting with boxing choreography and technique.

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SEASON UNDERWRITERSGERRI AARON To me, FST is a great theater experience in the respect that I’ve seen plays in New York City and then seen the very same plays here; they are just as good if not better. Richard Hopkins is amazing; he continues to select plays that both confirm and challenge one’s beliefs. FST is a Sarasota treasure that keeps getting better.

ED & JUDY CHRISTIAN If you travel the country you will never find one venue/campus that offers not just one, but two main stages, two cabaret theatres, a theatre lab and improv opportunities. All this and absolute professional theatre to boot. We willingly support FST as it is the jewel in the artistic crown of Sarasota.

GEORGIA COURT I love great theater and FST delivers that. FST is among the best theater companies I have seen, but it is more than a theater company. It is an organization that recognizes it is part of the greater community - and it reaches out to that community in positive, productive ways. Having FST so accessible adds to the joy of living in the fabulous arts community that is Sarasota.

GULF COAST COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Together with its donors, Gulf Coast Community Foundation transforms our region through bold and proactive philanthropy. Gulf Coast is a public charity that was created in 1995 through the sale of the Venice Hospital. Since then, we have become the philanthropic home of more than 600 families who have established charitable funds here, and we have invested over $227 million in grants in the areas of health and human services, civic and economic development, education, arts and culture, and the environment. Learn more at GulfCoastCF.org

ROBERT & BONNY ISRAELOFF Our favorite FST story happened while attending a performance for the first time, many years ago and saying, “This is theater! Do they have a season subscription?!” FST is thought provoking, Broadway worthy theater. We believe FST is important because it enriches our community; helps make Sarasota what it is. This is why we have proudly contributed to past expansions;

especially the new Gompertz Theatre complex, to aid FST’s mission in being even more accessible to the public.

ERNIE KRETZMER IN LOVING MEMORY OF ALISA KRETZMER I would describe FST as an uncommonly, intimate theater, well-articulated and succinct. FST is important to me because I can usually follow the dialogue despite a hearing problem - almost invariably with great enjoyment. It’s the perfect window to take in the contemporary scene. Favorites have been Kate Alexander in Golda’s Balcony -superbly acted! And a comedy featuring Carolyn Michel playing the part of a dog (interfering in a marriage) can’t remember title...but lots of good laughs.

DENNIS & GRACI MCGILLICUDDY FST is important to us because we believe so strongly in the transformative power of the arts. For close to 30 years now, we have been so fortunate to experience first-hand how that transformative power works its magic in the hands of an organization that is not only experienced and dedicated but so highly skilled in their craft. The values of the theatre and its leadership, as reflected in its mission, and as manifested in its work, whether it be on the main stage, in the cabaret, and in its education and community outreach programs, are values that we so strongly believe in. As a consequence, it is a privilege for us to be a part of, and supportive of this great theater.

ANNE H.S. NETHERCOTT When asked to define giving, Anne said: “My mother used to say, “The best way to find you is to lose yourself, by focusing on the needs of others rather than on oneself.” So, giving has always been an important family value, which in childhood was reinforced by the community experience of surviving The Depression. Anne is proud to be a supporter of FST.

DOROTHY WALDRON I support FST for its diversity of programming; Mainstage, Cabaret, Improv, WRITE-A-PLAY children’s program and VIP program, for special needs children. Also, there is summer camp and classes for adults; it is truly a wonderful community asset.

CO-PRODUCERSGAELE BARTHOLD FST is family and an integral part of my life. Quality and diverse stage productions, at affordable prices are but one component of FST’s offerings. Other contributions include extensive contact with local schools to foster student creativity and theatre appreciation; structured and wide ranging educational programs for adults and children; community forums and other community outreach programs; and a strong commitment to new play development and excellence in the arts. FST is a gem.

HARRIETTE BUCKMAN Other producers and co-producers have said it all with regard to why they so strongly support FST. Its mission resonated with the Buckman’s and our support was made in loving memory of Fred whose enjoyment of theater, orchestra and opera was lifelong.

COOKIE BOUDREAUX is proud to support FST and the production of brownsville song. FST continues to offer programs that broaden our views of who we are as human beings. Now more than ever we are challenged to expand to include ‘others’ which we might otherwise never ‘know’ - our very concepts, beliefs and limits are called into question – this is the joy of constantly growing. The production of brownsville song is a powerful and timely expression of the possibilities that lie within each of us as Human Beings – if we dare look.

JOEL & SANDY CUBA Florida Studio Theatre is much more than just a theatre. FST’s involvement with children and adults though its education programs makes it a community asset that anyone can access. We really enjoy the many forums and special events. FST does as much off stage as on stage. For these reasons we have been increasingly involved with FST and plan to continue on this path.

RUTH GORTON FST is truly a great regional theatre that professionally produces the work of the playwright, including children through its WRITE A PLAY program. It is a joy to see school children try their hands at playwriting and then to see their plays produced on the FST stage. It is equally exciting to see plays produced by contemporary artists and it is a thrill for me to sponsor these productions.

ELAINE M. KEATING Ed Keating retired to Sarasota about the same time that Richard Hopkins and Kate Alexander started the tiny theatre group that eventually grew into the exquisite five theatre complex we have here today. He was so impressed with Richard and with the wonderful plays being produced on “a shoestring.” I remember how surprised Ed was to learn that the Mainstage was to be called the Keating Theatre. Ed is gone now. I’m certain he would be so proud of how you have evolved. Great theatre! Accessible to everyone!

The HERALD-TRIBUNE MEDIA GROUP enjoys a history in this community that spans more than 90 years. Partnering with organizations such as Florida Studio Theatre allows us to contribute to our region’s rich creative culture in Sarasota, Bradenton, and Venice providing an unparalleled media landscape through the newspaper, HeraldTribune.com.

INA SCHNELL I have been an avid supporter of FST for over 20 years for three major reasons: First, FST’s entertaining plays emphasizing the human condition offers us a special insight and connection to the world, where our opinions may change, through freeing us and challenging us to consider our assumptions. Secondly, the inspiring WRITE-A-PLAY program which reaches 50,000 children yearly. And third, FST’s low ticket prices that make it possible for so many to be able to afford to attend.

ALAN & LOIS SCHOTTENSTEIN We are proud to support FST and lucky to have such great theater in Sarasota. FST reaches out to the community and provides wonderful affordable productions at the Broadway level. The play brownsville song is a play relevant to our time.

SALLY YANOWITZ Florida Studio Theatre is a wonderful organization that continually does new and innovative work. I love the theatre and being able to support the plays on the co-producer level has become a joyous part of my life! The arts are important and FST honors their importance.

FST FORUMS

I have always wanted to attend college outside New York City. Aside from receiving a good education, I would be able to broaden my horizons and experience new forms of culture. One of my teachers told me that the reason we learn about all these different places we might never visit, like Egypt or the Pacific Ocean, is because in life you have to make adjustments and be flexible. If you’re not used to changes in school, how are you going to face them in life?

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After two trials, a jury convicted gunman Lawrence Harris to 47 years to life in prison for the fatal shooting of 20-year-old Tray Franklin.

On Friday, June 29, 2012 Trendon (Tray) Franklin was shot down in an act of senseless violence by Lawrence Harris.

Tray Franklin was an avid boxer who was working hard to make his dreams come true. In 2012 Tray was awarded a $1,000 scholarship from the New York Daily News for his essay.

In 2012 The New York Daily News published an article with the headline:

Pat Russo, a retired narcotics detective who trained Franklin in a vital program called Cops and Kids Boxing, said “Tray was the typical kid who comes into the gym off the bullet-crazy ghetto street and laces on a pair of boxing gloves to try to straighten out his life with guts, hard work and discipline. Tray was a good kid who lived with his mom after his dad was murdered when Tray was 5... Tray went to school by day, worked nights and squeezed the gym in between. He was eliminated in his third fight in last year’s Golden Gloves and came right back to the gym because he knew that turning failure into harder work would bring eventual success. That’s who Tray Franklin was.”

PROMISING YOUNG BOXER TRAY FRANKLIN LOSES FIGHT TO MEAN STREETS

FST FORUMSBrownsville StatisticsThe characters in brownsville song (b-side for tray) live in the poverty stricken neighborhood of Brownsville, Brooklyn, NY. The real neighborhood is no different.

INCOMEMedian Income Under 25 $22,304Median Income 25-44 $29,034Median Income 45-64 $31,373Median Income Over 65 $23,799

POPULATION BY RACE & ETHNICITY76% African American20% Hispanic2% Other1% White1% Asian

LIFE EXPECTANCY74.1 years

37% of Brownsville residents live below the Federal Poverty Level; it is the poorest neighborhood in Brooklyn and the seventh-poorest neighborhood in NYC.

Life expectancy in Brownsville is 11 years shorter than in the Financial District.

EDUCATION18% College graduate53% High school graduate28% Less than high school

POPULATION BY AGE29% 0-1712% 18-2427% 25-4422% 45-6410% 65+

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FST COMPANYBOARD OF TRUSTEES

President.........................................Dennis McGillicuddyVice-President........................................Richard HopkinsSecretary/Treasurer..........................................Tom HayesTrustee........................................................Kate AlexanderTrustee...........................................Carol Poteat BuchananTrustee.........................................................Georgia CourtTrustee.....................................................Patricia CourtoisTrustee...........................................................Jeff HotchkissTrustee........................................................Barbara LupoffTrustee......................................................Jennifer Michell

EXECUTIVE STAFF

Producing Artistic Director……..........Richard HopkinsAssociate Director.....................................Kate AlexanderManaging Director................................Rebecca Hopkins

ARTISTIC STAFFCasting/Hiring Coordinator.....................James AshfordResident Pianist...............................................Jim ProsserAssociate Artist...........................................Jason CannonAssociate Artist................................Catherine RandazzoAssistant to the Artistic Director................Doris IemoloDirector of Improvisation................................Will Luera

PRODUCTION STAFFProduction Manager….............................….Bruce PriceMainstage Stage Manager.................................Roy JohnsTechnical Director...................................Wil DeleguardiaScene Shop Supervisor.........................Stephen DunhamCostume Shop Manager......................Adrienne WebberProps/Paint Supervisor.........................Kristine Kreutzer

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFIT Manager....................................................Lee SchlosserBusiness Manager.................................Carmen GonzalezBookkeeper................................................Jennifer BerkeyAsst. to the Managing Dir....................Phyllis SilvermanOperations Manager.........................Mark QuackenbushFacilities Manager.................................Joseph Goepfrich General Manager........................................Jill ZakrzewskiCompany Manager......................................Luke JohnsonMarketing Director.......................................Audra LangePublic Relations Associate........................Nicole Clayton Marketing Associate....................................David MeiersEvents Coordinator/Gen Mgmt Asst..........Dana ErnestDirector of Indiv. Giving...........Melody Mora-ShihadehDevelopment Associate.................................Steve TurrisiDevelopment Associate............................Corriane OsterApplication Systems Manager.................Kathleen Smith

Box Office Manager.....................................Kelsey Wehde

Asst. Box Office Manager.............................Gigi DelperoAsst. Box Office Manager..........................David WallaceAsst. Box Office Manager.........................Samus HaddadBox Office Assistant........................................Amy FerrellRestaurant Manager.........................................Tom CurryRestaurant Manager....................................Karen Kraster

Restaurant Manager......................................Josh Rodoski

Asst. Restaurant Manager................... Katelyn McKelleyReceptionist..................................................Joan O’Dowd

EDUCATION & TOURSDirector of Children’s Theatre................Caroline KaiserDirector of Education.........................Christine HopkinsEducation Administrator............................Pamela SmithTeaching Artist/YPF Coordinator.............Adam Ratner Education & Outreach Associate.......Patrick A. Jackson

COMMUNITY RESOURCE GROUP

AUDIENCE ENRICHMENT GROUP

OUTSIDE ASSISTANCE

House Counsel..........................................John PattersonFacility Custodian..............................Carlos De Oliveira.......................................Confidence Cleaning CompanyCaretaker..........................................................Doctor NikStitchers.............. Patrick J. Crimmings, Stephanie Gift,

Linda Pirozzi, Brenda TianoINTERN PROGRAM

Acting Apprentice....................................David AnthonyActing Apprentice.........................................Naomi AschActing Apprentice.....................................Alexa EldridgeActing Apprentice...............................Vanessa GuadianaActing Apprentice........................................Lydia HassellActing Apprentice...........................................Ethan LevyActing Apprentice..................................Dennis MullikinActing Apprentice.........................................Jacob PerkelActing Apprentice......................................Myles PhillipsActing Apprentice.............................Kihresha RedmondActing Apprentice.......................................Tanner SandsActing Apprentice.......................................Amber WiestArtistic/Co. Mgmt Intern.........................Robin MackeyCompany Management Intern...............Dianna BurgosDirecting Intern.......................................Michael GalvezEducation & Outreach Intern...........Brandon MancusoLiterary Intern...........................................Morgan GreenLiterary Intern........................................Thomas McPheeLiterary Intern...........................................Jordan NickelsLiterary Intern..............................................Joseph VaskeMarketing Intern.................................................Alex HillProd./Lighting Intern..............................Sarah McGrathProduction Intern.......................................Marco AcostaProduction Intern..................................LaZerrick TravisProd./Sound Intern..................................Jonathan BakerStage Management Intern............................Sally BurgosStage Management Intern...................Rebecca Li GradyStage Management Intern.............................Trixie HongStage Management Intern.....................Jennifer LondonStage Management Intern.......................Jynelly Rosario

Gaele BartholdJan ColemanLarry ColemanMaddy FreshwaterSy Goldblatt Sydney GoldsteinJim GoldmanSandy GoldmanRobert GradyWendy GradyRobert IsraeloffBonny Israeloff

Hon. Larry L. EgerMr. Trevor HarveyHarriet HendelInnocence Project of Florida The Jewish Federation of Sarasota-ManateeGilbert King

Dr. Eddy RegnierIna Schnell

Mayor Willie Charles Shaw

Mr. Howard TevlowitzChief Judge Charles

E. Williams

Valerie JoelsMarie Kropp

Frank MalicksonGraci McGillicuddy

Dick NimtzIna Schnell

Alan SchottensteinLois Schottenstein

Lois StulbergCharlie Ann Syprett

Martin Taffel