WHO’S WHO IN THEATRE FORTYBOARD OF DIRECTORS

Jim Jahant, ChairpersonLya Cordova-LattaDr. Robert Karns

Charles GlennMyra Lurie

Frederick G. Silny, TreasurerDavid Hunt Stafford, Secretary

Gloria StroockBonnie WebbNorma ZagarMarion Zola

ARTISTIC COMMITTEEGail Johnston • Jennifer Laks • Alison Blanchard

Diana Angelina • John Wallace Combs • Leda Siskind

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFDavid Hunt Stafford . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Artistic/Managing DirectorJennifer Parsons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .BookkeeperRichard Hoyt Miller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Database ManagerPhilip Sokoloff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Director of Public RelationsJay Bell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ReservationistDean Wood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Box Office ManagerSusan Mermet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Assistant Box Office ManagerLarry Rubinstein . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Technology GuruRachel Stander . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Web mistress

PRODUCTION STAFFArtistic/Managing Director David Hunt Stafford

Set Design Jeff G. RackCostume Design Michèle YoungLighting Design Brandon Baruch

Sound Design Joseph “Sloe” SlawinskiHair/Wig/Makeup Design Judi Lewin

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PRODUCED BYDAVID HUNT STAFFORD

DIRECTED BYADRIAN COHEN

The 5th Production of the 2018-2019 Season

Set Designer...........................................................JEFF G. RACK

Costume Designer............................................MICHÈLE YOUNG

Lighting Designer.........................................BRANDON BARUCH

Sound Designer/Original Music ..JOSEPH “SLOE” SLAWINSKI

Hair/Wig/Makeup Design......................................JUDI LEWIN

Stage Manager .....................................................DON SOLOSAN

DIRECTOR’S NOTE

Welcome to the Theatre 40 production of The Sound ofMurder, an obscure British play that came and went

in 1959, and has barely been seen since. It was a Peter Cush-ing vehicle, directed by the American actor Fred Sadoff, whohad recently been invited to be the first American to direct atStratford Upon Avon. The show opened at the Aldwich The-atre in London, but Cushing left the show after just twoweeks. He was working on a movie and could barely makehis call time. Sadoff left for the US either just before or justafter opening night and the show soon closed after poor re-views finally sealed its fate.Wait! Don’t Leave! Artistic Director David Hunt-Staffordhas discovered a hidden gem. The play was perhaps doomedby being the wrong sort of play at the wrong time. Britainhad just started a cultural revolution in the theatre whichswept across the nation, namely the emergence of the"kitchen sink drama". Look Back in Anger opened in 1956and changed everything. If a play wasn’t about angry youngworking-class men, it was largely dismissed. And so we’redelighted to bring to the Theatre 40 community a play withnot a single character resembling Jimmy Porter: The Soundof Murder.

- - Adrian Cohen

The Audience’s RoleYou are the featured player in tonight’s performance. Here aresome reminders of how you can play your role with style, graceand professionalism.

• There is no louder sound in a theatre than the rattle of cel-lophane. Please unwrap candy or cough drops before theplay begins.

• If your companion can hear you whispering, other mem-bers of the audience, and the actors, can hear you also.

• Please turn your cell phone, digital alarm watch or pageroff, or set it to vibrate.

THE CAST

Miss Forbes...................................................ROSLYN COHN*Peter Marriot ................................................GABRIEL OLIVACharles ..........................................DAVID HUNT STAFFORD*Inspector Davidson ................................PETER TRENCHER*Police Constable Nash ...............................DAVID WESTBAYANNE............................................................KATE WHITNEY*

SETTINGThe action of the play passes in the Norburys’ cottage in Surrey

Act IScene One: A Saturday morning in autumnScene Two: Five minutes laterScene Three: Evening, a week later

Act IIScene One: Later the same eveningScene Two: Early the following morningScene Three: Evening, three weeks later

Time: the present

The Sound of Murder will play with one intermission

*Appearing courtesy of Actors Equity Association

WHO’S WHOROSLYN COHN (Miss Forbes): Recently in the 2018Broadway World nominated 26 Pebbles directed byJules Aaron @ Theatre 40, also nominated as BestFeatured Actress for the show, 2018 Broadway Worldnominated Best Leading Actress as Olivia in directorJules Aaron’s Mr. Pim Passes By @ Theatre 40, 2017Broadway World nomination and Eddon Award asSybil in Jules Aaron’s production of Separate Tables

@ Theatre 40, 2017 LA Broadway World nomination and EddonAward as Bella in director Larry Eisenberg’s production of Lost InYonkers @ Group Rep. 2017 Scenie Award for Outstanding Ensem-ble in director/author Daniel Henning’s The Tragedy of JFK as told byWilliam Shakespeare @ The Blank/Skylight Theatre. 2014 Broad-way World nomination as Best Female Cabaret Artist in diffiCult toleave about my 23 years in the Cult of Scientology - lost to ChitaRivera and the entire show can be seen on Youtube. Broadway: Na-tional Actors Theatre’s Tony Nominated Saint Joan and Three Menon a Horse. TV: The Guest Book, Great News, Chernobyl: America,Incredible Crew and General Hospital. Film: The Guilt Trip, NightFalls on Manhattan, Hollywood Familia, et al. Multiple Festival Win-ner for Essential Tremors, my short about my neurological disease ofthe same name. For more see www.Roslyn Cohn.com & IMDB.

GABRIEL OLIVA (Peter Marriot): As an actor, Gabriel hasworked on such films as Star Wars: Rogue One, andPirate's of the Caribbean. Notable TV credits: GeneralHospital, S.W.A.T., Strange Angel and Elena of Avalor.He also wrote the TV pilots Roxstars and My FutureSelf which are currently being optioned. Gabriel is aSpanish citizen and holds a degree in Acting from theUniversity of Southern California (USC). This is his firstappearance at Theatre 40 and is ecstatic to be taken

in by this gaggle of wonderful miscreants. Rachel, Archer and Marty:you complete me.

DAVID HUNT STAFFORD (Charles) is a graduate of Cal.Arts theatre school in Valencia, California. Currentlyhe is the Artistic/Managing Director of Theatre 40 andhas performed in over 70 plays here including Kin, TheCircle, Black Coffee, The Little Foxes, The NormanConquests, Japanese Death Poem, Quartermaine'sTerms, Heartbreak House, A Lie of the Mind, Arms and

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the Man, Our Town, and Morning's At Seven. Other performancecredits include The Browning Version, On Borrowed Time, Confu-sions, Orphans of the Storm, Ed Simpson's The Battle of Shallow-ford, Prin, Translations, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead,The Misanthrope, Tanglin' Hearts and his one-man show The Lightsof My Life. His television and film credits are numerous but includeM*A*S*H, Lou Grant, The Jayne Mansfield Story, Possums, andOrson Welles' The Other Side of the Wind among others.

PETER TRENCHER (Inspector Davidson): Theatre 40debut. L.A. Theatre: Quarantine (Skylight Theatre);Resurrection Of The Ants (Hayworth Theatre); Medea(Boston Court); Strictly Dishonorable (Matrix); Heralds(Theatre Tribe); Christophe (Robey Theatre Co.); Dun-sinane (Antaeus Classics Fest); You Can’t Take It WithYou (Antaeus). Regional: What The Night Is For (BestActor, Desert Star Nomination/CV Rep); Isn’t It Ro-

mantic (Caldwell Theatre Co.); The Bald Soprano, The Boor (NassauStage Co.). Film & TV: A Nightmare On Elm St 5; Confirmation(HBO); Southland; L.A. Dragnet (recurring); Boomtown; Babylon 5;Tour Of Duty (recurring); Wings.Webseries: Playing Dead/The Web-series; The Flipside (Soul Pancake); Ewen Wright’s Falling (Official2018 Slamdance Selection & Hollyshorts Award Winner).

DAVID WESTBAY (Police Constable Nash): David isthrilled to return to the Theatre 40 stage after a shorthiatus of approximately 30 years. Previously, he ap-peared here in many productions including Summer,Hamlet, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead andThe Showoff before moving to Texas. He soon be-came active in several theater companies in the Dallasarea and worked in numerous shows such as It’s aWonderful Life, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and To

Kill a Mockingbird. Since his return to L.A. a few years ago, he hasbeen busy on stage (two seasons of Sci-Fest LA, the one-act sci-ence fiction play festival); TV (True Nightmares 2); web series (GalPals, available on YouTube); and several short films. He thanks thecrew and cast of The Sound of Murder as well as his wonderful wifePat and numerous family and friends for their love and support.

WHO’S WHOKATE WHITNEY (Anne) Kate most recently appeared inTheatre 40's It is Done, as the Devil, and ScrewballComedy, as the moxy-filled Mary Hayes. She is agraduate of the Los Angeles Theater Academy and isa Lifetime Member of The Actor's Studio. Kate is awriter and director as well as an actress. She has writ-ten ten feature films, produced and distributed by PlusEntertainment, four of which she directed. She pro-duced Patrick Marber's Closer at the Bootleg Theatre

where she played Anna to Pick of the Week from Back Stage West.She has played such roles as Neasa in Shining City, Stella in AStreetcar Named Desire, Carol in a California tour of David Mamet'sOleanna, Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing, Helena/Hermia in AMidsummer Night’s Dream at the Ford Ampitheater and Cunninghamin The Last Days of Judas Iscariot at the Odyssey Theatre. Kate re-cently directed the World Premieres of Utopia at the Bootleg Theater& Swiping Mr. Right at the Santa Monica Playhouse. She is thrilledto be back on stage at Theatre 40!

ADRIAN COHEN (Director): Adrian Cohen was born andeducated in England having graduated from LeedsUniversity and then trained as an actor at Arts Educa-tional Schools. Adrian worked extensively in Englandas an actor and educational workshop leader beforecoming to Los Angeles, where he worked in playsmovies and TV. His credits include Frazier, Buffy, Dex-ter, 24, iCarly and Oceans 13. He directed The GoodDoctor by Neil Simon at Ann Arbor Theatre when his

wife Aileen trained at the Michigan VA. and where they had their firstdaughter Harper. Adrian makes his directorial debut for Theatre 40, having performedin two plays under two directors who inspired and educated him. Justrecently he worked on Separate Tables with the very talented JulesAaron, in which he played John Malcom, and a few years back heplayed Frank in Educating Rita, directed by the wonderful actor andTheatre 40 stalwart Robert Mackenzie. Robert sadly passed awaysoon after the show opened and it is the memory of Robert to whomAdrian dedicates this production.WILLIAM FAIRCHILD (Playwright): British writer/director William Fairchildoccasionally billed himself as W. E. C. Fairchild, most notably for oneof his best screenwriting efforts, Morning Departure (1950).

WHO’S WHOFairchild's directorial credits include John and Julie (1954), a divert-ing children's film built around the coronation of Queen Elizabeth,and The Silent Enemy (1956), an excellent war film. In 1961, hehelmed Walt Disney's TV anthology The Horsemasters, which, be-fore its theatrical release, ran as a 2-parter on Disney's WonderfulWorld of Color. Throughout his film career, William Fairchild keptbusy as a playwright; one of his theatrical pieces, Some Other Love,was refashioned for the screen as the 1965 Doris Day vehicle DoNot Disturb.DON SOLOSAN (Stage Manager): Over the past 10 years, Don hasworked at Theatre 40 as a video designer (Violet Sharp, Apple), setbuilder and painter (The Bat, Seven Stories), designing paper props(Double Door, Engaging Shaw) and stagehand (Dreams of theWasher King, Remembrance). But he is best known as T40’s stagemanager, having run over 30 productions (including 6 seasons ofThe Manor up at Greystone Mansion). Most recently, he was in thebooth for It Is Done.JEFF G. RACK (Set Designer): Jeff is the resident designer for The-atre 40. Some of his many designs here include: 26 Pebbles, Patterns, Flare Path, Light Up the Sky, KIN, OpeningNight, Remembrance, 7 Stories, Voysey Inheritance, Constant Wife,Black Coffee, and Separate Tables. He has won or been nominatedfor multiple Ovation Awards in creating designs for over 300 plays.Jeff is directing the next production here at T-40 called It Is Done, sodon’t miss that one. He just directed two world premiere plays, MAR-TIANS an Evening with Ray Bradbury, and Villainy, both at the White-fire Theatre in Sherman Oaks. Shows Jeff has directed here at T-40are: Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, The Mystery Plays, and PEN. He is alsoinvolved in Production Design, Sculpting and EFX work for the filmindustry, having worked on Planet of the Apes, Armageddon, Flubber,Con-Air, and Universal Studios’ Back to the Future ride. Jeff wouldlike to thank his Assistant Set Designer, Amanda Sauter, for her manytalents and invaluable assistance on this set. He would also like toacknowledge his wife Christine and David Stafford for their support,and his parents who continue to be an inspiration to him. MICHÈLE YOUNG (Costume Designer): Michèle’s ninth season as

Theatre 40’s resident costume designer. Previous productions in-clude Flare Path, Kin, 7 Stories, Hellman v McCarthy, Luv and manymore. Recently - LFP’s Beauty and The Beast holiday panto at thePasadena Civic Center, Master Class at the Garry Marshall Theatre

WHO’S WHOand The Fountain Theatre’s The Chosen. Other LA productions in-clude collaborations with The Road Theatre, Rogue Machine The-atre, Bootleg Theatre, Theatre Banshee, West Coast Jewish Theatre.Michele regularly works with the LA Opera, Pantages Theatre (mostrecently Beautiful, Waitress, Love Never Dies and The Color Purple),Ahmanson, and on live music events (including Lady Gaga, Eric Clap-ton, Taylor Swift, Demi Lovato). In New York, premier of Ethel Sings(Walkerspace Theatre)Recognized, for seven consecutive years, as ‘Costume Designer ofThe Year’ by StageSceneLA (2011-18) and Outstanding Costume De-sign in 2010-11 for Theatre 40’s Luv and Spider’s Web. 3 BroadwayWorld nominations for Costume Design. On film, costume design - InBetween, Linkin and the award winning Pepper.Michèle began her career as a film production manager in London,her hometown. She is also a photographer, graphic designer, artteacher and long-time advocate for the arts in education. BRANDON BARUCH (Lighting Designer) specializes in lighting experi-mental theater, opera, and dance. His work has been seen nationallyand internationally. Design highlights include Jocasta - aMotherf***ing Tragedy (Ghost Road Company); Dance for Freedom(The Broad Stage); Creep LA: A W A K E (JFI Productions); lost tribes(Theatre Dybbuk - tour); Amos (Monk Space); The Demise (NYMF);Bataré (West Coast Tour); Asterion (Getty Villa Theater Lab - Malibu,California; Grotowski Institute - Wrocław, Poland); Urinetown(Coeurage Theatre Company); Iceland (Ford Amphitheatre); DanaFoglia Dance's VATIC (LA, Long Beach, and NYC); American Idiot(Vortex LA); Katabasis, LACO Sessions, Undine, Homeric Hymns,and The Temptation of St. Antony (Four Larks); Queenie Pie (LongBeach Opera and Chicago Opera Theater); and The Second City'sTwist Your Dickens (Kirk Douglas Theater.)JOSEPH “SLOE” SLAWINSKI (Sound Designer): Sloe is a multi-awardwinning sound designer. He is the resident sound designer for TheAmerican Academy of Dramatic Arts in Los Angeles. Recent theatresound designs include The Birds directed by Jeff Rack and GodLooked Away starring Judith Light and Al Pacino, directed by RobertAllan Ackerman. He also scored the feature film Death Waits For NoMan a neon-noir, psychological thriller written and directed by ArminSiljkovic. He would like to thank the incredible and amazing GabriealGriego for her continuous support during all of his creative endeav-ors. He is proud to be part of this great production.

JUDI LEWIN Hair/Wig/Makeup Design: Judi is a seasoned designer inand around Los Angeles and surrounding areas. Judi has lived in LosAngeles with her family since 1990, having moved from Toronto,Canada. In Toronto she worked primarily in theatre and for the Cana-dian Opera Company working on such Operas as Tosca and La Bo-hemme. In Los Angeles Judi has incorporated film and television intoher repertoire. She has also designed 2 National Tours, Happy Daysand I Love Lucy Live on Stage and the European Tour of Sisterella.Some of the theatre companies Judi has designed for include:Pasadena Playhouse in Pasadena, The Rubicon in Ventura, The Fre-mont in Pasadena, Interact in North Hollywood, The Blank Theatre inHollywood, The Fountain Theatre in Hollywood, McCoy Rigby Enter-tainment in La Miranda, Sacramento Music Circus in Sacramento,West Coast Jewish Theatre, Group Rep in Burbank, The HollywoodBowl and Theatre 40 in Beverly Hills. Judi is happy to once again beback at a Theatre 40 designing this production and wishes everyonea successful run.

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SPECIAL APPRECIATION

Special Thanks to LYA CORDOVA LATTA for her many contributions and enormous support

We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks toRUTH FLINKMAN-MARANDY

&BEN MARANDY

for their very generous contributions to Theatre 40.

SPECIAL THANKS TOMAYOR RICHARD RIORDAN

AND THE RIORDAN FOUNDATIONFOR THEIR

GENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS

SPECIAL THANKS TO WILLIAM AHMANSONAND THE AHMANSON FOUNDATION FOR THEIR

CONTINUED GENEROSITY.

SPECIAL THANKS TO JANET SALTERFOR HER MANY CONTRIBUTIONS

SPECIAL THANKS TO JOAN & ARNOLD SEIDELFOR THEIR CONTINUED GENEROSITY

All of us at Theatre 40 want to extend a huge thanks to the great MARILYN ZIERING

for her generous support of Theatre 40.

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