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King Charles III Cast:King Charles III ........................................................................................................................Richard RiveraCamilla, Duchess of Cornwall ............................................................................................. Sandy HotchkissWilliam, Duke of Cambridge .................................................................................................. Andrew WaltersCatherine (Kate), Duchess of Cambridge ..................................................................................Julia GiolzettiPrince Henry of Wales (Harry) .................................................................................................Travis RyndersJames Reiss ................................................................................................................................ Mike MartinMr. Evans, the Prime Minister ......................................................................................... Christopher PittmanSpenser/Paul (a kebab vendor) ............................................................................................... Samuel YoungSir Gordon/Cootsy/Clive (an Under Butler) ...........................................................................Taurian McLeodJess ............................................................................................................................................Alyssa SalterMrs. Stevens, the Leader of the Opposition ...............................................................................Liza WismerGhost/Television Producer ....................................................................................................Sara Jane NashSpeaker of the House/Sir Michael/Archbishop of Canterbury ................................................Steven JensenFree-Newspaper Woman, Ensemble ............................................................................................Sue BolandSarah, Terry, Ensemble ....................................................................................................Madeline Tam-LoveNick/Servant .......................................................................................................................... Heather WarrenClubbers, Attendants, Members of Parliament, Commuters, Protesters, Members of the Press ........................ Jasmin Haddad, Members of the Company

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.

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The Place and the Time: The United Kingdom: The Future

King Charles III runs about 2 hours and 30 minutes, and has one 15 minute intermission.

PRESENTS

By Mike Bartlett

King Charles III is presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York

PRODUCTION SPONSORSPatricia and Christopher Weil Family Foundation

Boynton Family Fund

City of CoronadoCity of Coronado Building Inspector &

Fire Marshal Coronado Recreation Services and Community

Center StaffHeather Deerfield and Staff at Fredericka ManorDale GoodmanPowPacPatio Playhouse

OnStage PlayhouseJoel ColburnDeborah ZimmerCasket provided by Cortez Cremations and

Funeral Services, FD2243Special thanks to spouses, significant others,

family, and friends whose love and support helped make this production possible.

Director .........................................................................................................................Tyler Richards HewesProducer ............................................................................................................................ Jennifer McKennaResident & Production Stage Manager .......................................................................................Kathy ParksSet Designer ......................................................................................................................... Jacob SampsonCostume Designer & Construction .............................................................................................Lisa Burgess Lighting Designer .......................................................................................................................Chad OakleySound Designer ......................................................................................................................Steve MurdockDialect Coach & Company Voice and Text Work .................................................................Vanessa DinningResident Properties Designer ................................................................................................. Pamela Everett Fight Choreographer ......................................................................................................................George YeFight Captain .........................................................................................................................Taurian McLeodAssistant Director .......................................................................................................................Robyn SmithResident Lighting Operator & KCIII Sound Operator ............................................................... Anthony ZeligMaster Carpenter ................................................................................................................. Jacob SampsonSet Construction ............................................................................................................................ Stan SothSet Painting ........................................ Rosemary King, Jacob Sampson, Lynn Sampson, Rachel SampsonAudio Consultant ................................................................................................................... Larry McNamerGraphics/Program Design ........................................................................................................Barron Henzel Production Photography ........................................................................................................... Ken Jacques Promotional Photography ........................................................................................................Barron HenzelAdditional Photography ........................................................................................... Adriana Zuniga-WilliamsPromotional Video and Rehearsal Photography .........................................................................Pete ShanerPoster Distribution .....................................................................Stacy Mycorn, Sharon Alhourani, CompanyHouse Dressing ...................................................................................................................... Pamela EverettCompany House Managers ..................................................................Stephanie Amadeus, Pamela Everett Box Office ..................................................................................................... Amanda Everett, Susan Skyrud Concessions ................................................................................................................... Harry A. Granruth IIIUsher Coordinator ............................................................................................................... Janis Vanderford Artistic Planning & Marketing ...............................................................................................Vanessa Dinning Managing Theatre Director ..........................................................................................................Katy Skyrud

Production Team and Theatre Staff

Thanks to our Board of DirectorsBarron Henzel (President)Thomas Haine (Vice President) Katy Skyrud (Treasurer)Rosemary Harrison (Secretary)

Desha Crownover (Member)Vanessa Dinning (Member) Pamela Everett (Member) Mike McCullock (Member)

Stacy Mycorn (Member) Jordy Rose (Member)Pete Shaner (Member)Kira Vine (Member)

Acknowledgements

The Queen is dead. After a lifetime of waiting, Prince Charles ascends to the throne. His future is full of power and promise. But how to rule? Mike Bartlett’s King Charles III, a “future history play”, explores the people beneath the crown as King Charles refuses to sign a controversial bill into law and political chaos and a constitutional crisis ensues. You are about to enjoy a glimpse into the near future of the monarchy.

We are so excited to bring you this production of King Charles III – the first time it is being produced in San Diego. When director Tyler Richards Hewes presented to our board, we jumped on it quickly and set about securing the rights. We were told “no” many times; but our persistence won out.

Our next mainstage production will be Next to Normal, directed by Chad Oakley, our lighting director for this and many of our pervious shows. Next to Normal won Outstanding Score and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 2010. Hot on the heels of Next to Normal, you won’t want to miss The Songs of Burt Bacharach. For three performances only, you will enjoy many of the great songs spanning his career. There may even be a sing-a-long or two. Please join us for this Playhouse fundraiser, with a raffle and fun treats in our bar: come support, sing, and enjoy.

Thank you all for attending and supporting Coronado Playhouse, the community’s theatre.

Cheers, Coronado Playhouse Board of Directors

A Note from the Playhouse - Member Supported Theatre

Coronado Playhouse is the Community’s TheatreCoronado Playhouse is committed to giving back to the local community, beyond offering quality entertainment, by using its public platform to help those in need. Coronado Playhouse is partnering this

production with The Wampler Foundation, providing life-changing experiences to children with physical

disabilities. Founded by Coronado resident Stephen J. Wampler, the Foundation began an outdoor program in 2004. Camp Wamp encourages teamwork, and is a place where kids with physical disabilities can visit to experience the great outdoors and create memories that last a lifetimeFor more information, please visit: www.wamplerfoundation.org

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SUE BOLAND (Free-Newspaper Woman, Ensemble) was last seen in James and the Giant Peach (Sponge) and is pleased to be in this, her 9th Coronado Playhouse production. San Diego Credits include: Fiddler on the Roof, Meet Me in

St. Louis, Cabaret, Grease, Stepping Out, My Fair Lady. Nunsense, Little Women, Pirates of Penzance, Guys and Dolls, Most Happy Fella, Ragtime, Damn Yankees, Oklahoma, Three

Penny Opera, Sound of Music and Oliver. Sue is a graduate of the Manhattan School of Music, NYC and is a retired CPA.

JULIA GIOLZETTI (Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, Kate) recently returned

to her hometown after 12 years in NYC and is excited to make her Coronado Playhouse debut. Off-Broadway: Drunk Shakespeare. Selected New York credits: World Premiere of PINK! (Samantha), And Miss Reardon… (Anna), Midsummer (Hermia), Othello (Iago), Cymbeline (Pisanio), Winter’s Tale (Paulina), Comedy of Errors (Adriana), Twelfth Night (Andrew). Istanbul: The Tempest, Macbeth. San Diego: …Jimmy Dean (Edna), Plays by Young Writers at the Old Globe. BFA: NYU. For Rosalind.

JASMIN HADDAD (Ensemble) is excited to make her Coronado Playhouse debut. She is a recent graduate from the University of San Diego where she studied Neuroscience and Theatre. Her favorite acting credits include On the Verge (Alex), Henry

V (Thomas Gray), and Anton’s Shorts (Mrs. Merchukina). She was most recently seen in the OB playhouse production of The Reindeer

When I first heard about King Charles III, I was intrigued but unsure of what to expect; a play that imagines Charles and his family grappling with the death of Queen Elizabeth II, written in the style of a Shakespearian history play (five-act structure with blank verse)...how is that going to work? I ordered the script and devoured it the moment it arrived; it was unlike any play I had ever read. It reminded me of Shakespeare’s works and themes, but stood firmly on its own two feet as a contemporary play, telling a story that resonates in our very modern society. A script that asks big questions about the nature of democracy, the roles of government and governed, and the changing nature of how we engage with our leaders, risks being sterile and bloodless. The dynamic element of this script is that those “big questions” are asked within context of the royal family. The heady concepts are wrapped in the drama and passions of the royals: William and “Waity Katie”, Harry and a commoner girl, and

the never-ending love triangle saga of Charles, Diana, and Camilla. This story lets us slip behind the curtain of royal artifice to see the beating, blood-filled hearts of its characters yearning for power, love, freedom, relevance, or simply survival. Thank you for joining us for the San Diego premiere of Mike Bartlett’s King Charles III. It is our honor to bring this story to life for you and we hope you enjoy the journey. With gratitude, Tyler Richards Hewes

Director’s Notes

Tyler Richards HewesDirector

Cast Bios (In alphabetical order)

Monologues as Blitzen. She wants to thank her amazing friends for their support and love.

SANDY HOTCHKISS (Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall) is co-founder of Talent to aMuse Theatre Company here in San Diego. She was also co-founder and co-director of the Wisconsin Theatre for Children, Inc. in Wisconsin

and Minnesota. Acting credits: The Dresser (Her Ladyship), The Gin Game (Fonsia) Blithe Spirit, (Madame Arcate) Lion In Winter, (Eleanor). Commercial/film work - TV pilot HR805, Grossmont Center, and a Dancing Granny (her favorite role) with Travis Pastrana - viral video promoting the X Games in LA.

STEVEN JENSEN (Speaker of the House, Archbishop of Canterbury, Sir Michael) is delighted to be part of this, his sixteenth Coronado Playhouse play in eight years. Favorite shows here include Hamlet (King Claudius), The Drowsy Chaperone

(Underling), Spamalot (King Arthur), Little Shop of Horrors (Mr. Mushnik), and The Man Who Came to Dinner (John). Lots of plays elsewhere, too, including King Lear, Macbeth, and Who Am I This Time? at Vanguard and Edward II at Diversionary.

MIKE MARTIN (James Reiss, Press Secretary to King Charles III) is making his San Diego debut at Coronado Playhouse. He has served as Artistic Director for both STAGES theatre and N.C.A.T. and was named Orange County’s Best Actor of

the Year by OC Weekly. Recent credits include A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum (Pseudolus), American Buffalo (Don), and The Last Days of Judas Iscariot (Satan). He

would like to thank Joelle Hanson and Matthew Johnson for making this debut.

TAURIAN McCLEOD (Sir Gordon/Cootsy/Clive) is very excited to be a part of this production. Hailing from England, he has had a love of performing since childhood, attending Worcester Tech where he studied

performing arts for a few years: acting, singing, dancing, street theatre and theatre in history. This is Taurian’s very first time working with Coronado Playhouse, although he has worked previously with director Tyler Hewes on last years Pickwick Players’ production of To Kill a Mocking Bird, playing Tom Robinson.

SARA JANE NASH (Ghost/Television Producer) is happy to be returning to the stage and making her debut at Coronado Playhouse. Favorite theatrical credits include Lady Windermere’s Fan (Lady Windermere),

Rebecca (Mrs de Winter) and Run for your Wife (Mary Smith). “Thank you, dear audience, for coming out and seeing this production and big love to my husband for his unending support. Greatly appreciate the representation of Shamon Freitas Agency. Long live the Queen!”

CHRISTOPHER PITTMAN (Mr. Evans, the Prime Minister) is pleased to be entering his sixth year in Southern California. His roles here include The Man Who Came to Dinner (Mr. Westcott), Political Suicide (Senator Dayton Rivers), The

History of King Henry IV Parts I & II (King Henry IV), Taming of the Shrew (Baptista), The Tragedy of Julius Caesar (Julius Caesar), The Lion in Winter (Henry), Eurydice (Father), and director

of Charley’s Aunt, The Two Gentlemen of Verona and The Importance of Being Earnest.

RICHARD RIVERA (King Charles III) is thrilled to make his debut at Coronado Playhouse. Previous roles include Pygmalion (Alfred Doolittle) and Moon Over Buffalo (George Hay), Patio Playhouse; Clever Little Lies (Bill Sr.), Point Loma

Playhouse; For Honor (Adam), San Diego Repertory Theatre; The Dresser, (Norman), Lamplighters Theatre; Julius Caesar (Cassius) and Equivocation (winner, Founders Award, The Inland Theatre League), Shakespeare in the Vines, Temecula. What a great opportunity it’s been to work with Tyler and this splendid cast!

TRAVIS RYNDERS (Prince Henry of Wales, Harry) is excited to make his San Diego area debut at Coronado Playhouse. Also a dancer, Travis’ favorite performing credits include Zoot Suit (SGT Smith), A Streetcar

Named Desire (Alan/young collector), and Give (Dancer). Travis just recently moved back after studying Theatre at UCSC and is excited and thankful to be working with such amazing performers and designers.

ALYSSA SALTER (Jess) is excited to make her debut at Coronado Playhouse. She is also a playwright, director, and the founding artistic director of New Match Collective. Favorite acting credits include Twelfth

Night (Malvolio) at Shakespeare’s Globe in a residency with East 15 Drama School, London, Swipe (Woman), A Little Hotel On The Side (Victoire), and Don Juan Comes Back From War (The Mother). She is grateful for the support of her father and is delighted to play alongside the

cast and crew.MADELINE TAM-LOVE (Sarah, Terry, Ensemble) is excited to be a part of this production of King Charles III at Coronado Playhouse. She studied musical theater at Southern Utah University and most recently was in Batboy: The Musical at

the OB Playhouse. ANDREW WALTERS (William, Duke of Cambridge) is stoked to make his debut with Coronado Playhouse! As a recent UCSD theatre graduate, Andrew received the Allan Havis Distinguished Artist Award. Past

productions include: Untold (Sam/Alexa), Other People (Franklin), Pre-Production (Rhett), Gruesome Playground Injuries (Dougie). Recently Andrew was seen at the OB Playhouse in The Eight: Reindeer Monologues and Sofa’s Story at OnStage Playhouse. All the love to the cast, crew, Coronado Playhouse and, of course, the audience.

HEATHER WARREN (Ensemble) is excited to make her debut at Coronado Playhouse. Favorite acting credits include The Miracle Worker (Annie Sullivan), Young Frankenstein (Elizabeth Benning), and Harvey (Myrtle Mae Simmons).

Most recently, she was seen at Laurel Mill Playhouse in Maryland as Charlotte Walker in Loves and Hours. She is thankful for the opportunity to work with such a talented group of people. LIZA WISMER (Mrs. Stevens, the Leader of the Opposition) is very excited to be returning to Coronado Playhouse after her last performance in Romeo & Juliet (Lady Capulet). A graduate

TYLER RICHARDS HEWES (Director) is excited that his directing debut at CPH is with this excellent cast and creative team. Recent theatrical endeavors: To Kill A Mockingbird (Director, Aubrey nominee), Bedside Manners (Ferris, Aubrey nominee), Funny Business (Ferris), Greetings! (Mickey, Aubrey winner), And Then There Were None (Lombard), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Theseus), and Macbeth (Malcolm). Tyler is thankful for the love and encouragement of his wife Abby, and their fantastic children, Henry and Margaret. JENNIFER MCKENNA (Producer) an attorney and lead singer of local classic rock cover band, Event Horizon, is honored to be a part of KCIII. Producing credits include: Pygmalion, American Idiot (Patio), The Dresser, 84 Charing Cross Road (Lamplighters), November (Aubrey Award), Coyote on a Fence, Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, Persuasion, and The Elephant Man (all at OnStage), as well as Coronado Playhouse’s upcoming production of Next to Normal. Additionally, Jennifer can be heard as the voice of Antoinette in the Rex Rivetter: Private Eye podcast (Downstairs Entertainment). Jennifer extends her most sincere thanks to the Tyler, Vanessa, CPH, the cast and crew for their extraordinary talents, effort and commitment. Love to Miles and, most importantly, Steve Murdock…“you are my heart, my love, my always.”KATHY PARKS (Resident & Production Stage Manager) is Coronado Playhouse’s Resident Stage Manager. She has worked backstage on many productions here at Coronado Playhouse and also with Pickwick Players and Trinity Theatre Company.JACOB SAMPSON (Set Designer) is happy to be

back at CPH after previously designing Seussical and The 39 Steps. Jacob is a native San Diegan and a graduate of SDSCPA. He received a BFA in Theatre Arts from Stephens College before moving to NYC where he worked as a properties artisan. Jacob spent two summers with the Santa Fe Opera as a properties carpenter and recently moved back to San Diego to join the prop department at The Old Globe. Thank you for supporting the arts and enjoy the show!CHAD OAKLEY (Lighting Designer) Recent lighting designs at CPH: La Posada Magica, Altar Boyz, A Chorus Line, Sordid Lives, A Little Night Music. Other: Cabaret (Ion Theatre); As Bees in Honey Drown, Sister Robert Anne’s Cabaret Class, Spring Awakening, Next Fall, Play it Again Sam (OnStage Playhouse); American Carnage (Fruitlessmoon Theatreworks); Something’s Afoot (Pickwick Players); They’re Playing Our Song (Lamplighters). Chad will be directing Next to Normal at CPH this spring.STEVE MURDOCK (Sound Designer) Previous productions at Coronado Playhouse include Much Ado About Nothing, Boeing Boeing, Tempest, Romeo and Juliet and Blithe Spirit. Other recent productions include Next Fall, November, and The Buddy Holly Story at OnStage Playhouse, Loves and Hours at Scripps Ranch Theater, Hope at 10th Avenue Art Center, Last Train to Nibroc at Different Stages, They’re Playing Our Song, and The Dresser at Lamplighters.LISA BURGESS (Costume Designer & Construction) Since 2007, Lisa has been a costume designer for Scripps Ranch Theatre, OnStage Playhouse, SD International Fringe Festival, and more. As a Fulbrighter, she lived

Creative Team Bios

of San Francisco State University’s drama program, Liza has appeared in such productions as Biloxi Blues, Rocky Horror Show, Waiting for Godot, and many others. Currently, Liza teaches high school English and loves to expose her

students to drama as much as possible. Liza expresses her love and gratitude to her husband and daughter.SAMUEL YOUNG (Spencer/Paul) is thrilled to

be making his return to Coronado Playhouse for another great show. He was seen last summer here in Much Ado About Nothing (Claudio) and the summer before that in Hamlet (Horatio). Some favorite previous productions include

Maple & Vine (Ryu) with Trinity Theatre, Pickwick Players’ To Kill A Mockingbird (Heck Tate), and American Carnage (GuardIan) with FruitlessMoon Theatre. He also directed the play Sylvia, at Patio Playhouse, Escondido.

and traveled extensively throughout the UK (2010-2011) researching British education policies and practices, while immersing herself in British culture. Lisa is a former Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, based in London. This is her first time with Coronado Playhouse and she thanks all involved for the opportunity to bring the real-world aspect and historical details of King Charles III to our SoCal stage.PAMELA EVERETT (Properties, House Dressing) is thrilled to be the Resident Properties Designer at CPH and to have the opportunity it affords to work with this amazing production staff and cast! Pam has been with CPH for 12 years assisting with too many shows to list and has received numerous Blue Ribbon and ACT Awards over the years. In May, Pam received a 2017 Star Award from the San Diego Performing Arts League for volunteerism with CPH. Thank you to the Board and everyone involved at CPH for this great honor. Thank you to my wonderful loving family, Dennis and Amanda for enabling me, putting up with me (and the mess at home) and for their assistance in making everything happen.VANESSA DINNING (Dialect Coach & Company Voice and Text work) English-born and professionally trained as an actor and a voice/dialect specialist at drama schools in London, Vanessa enjoyed a varied career as an actor, dialect coach and director throughout the UK, working at The Royal National Theatre, Belgrade Theatre, Shakespeare’s Globe in London and here in San Diego with Cygnet Theatre, North Coast Rep Theatre School, Coronado Playhouse, Scripps Ranch Theatre, San Diego Musical Theatre, Write Out Loud, The Welk Resorts, San Diego Opera, Bodhi Tree Concerts and Moonlight Stage Productions. Recent Dialect Coaching credits include: Hay Fever, The Vortex, My Fair Lady, When The Rain Stops Falling (Cygnet), My Fair Lady, Shrek,

Titanic, The Little Mermaid (Moonlight Stage Productions), All Is Calm (Bodhi Tree Concerts), Lucky Stiff (Mt. San Jacinto College, Menifee), The 39 Steps, Sherlock Holmes’ Final Adventure, Roman Holiday (Coronado Playhouse), Sleuth, Outside Mullingar and Baskerville (Scripps Ranch Theatre) and Billy Elliot (San Diego Musical Theatre). She will be Dialect Coach on Once (Lamb’s), A Man of No Importance (CPH) and Noises Off (Southwestern College) in 2018, as well as directing and acting projects.GEORGE YE (Fight Choreographer) The Last Wife, King Hedley, Seven Guitars, Stupid F**king Bird, True West, Fool For Love, The Motherf**ker with a Hat, Bug, Communicating Doors, Shakespeare’s R&J (Cygnet Theatre); Macbeth, Comedy of Errors, Twelfth Night, Double Indemnity, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, 2013 Shakespeare Festival, Allegiance the musical, August: Osage County, God of Carnage, The Whipping Man, Dancing in the Dark (The Old Globe); Up Here, The Ether Dome, Kingdom City, Peter and the Star Catchers, Blood and Gifts, Hands on a Hard Body, A Dram of Drummhicit (La Jolla Playhouse); Other favorites include: Vietgone, Oedipus El Rey, Claybourne Park (San Diego Rep); The King’s Guard with Ron Pearlman and Eric Roberts. George is head of performance training at San Diego Mesa College, MFA, SAFD, AEA.TAURIAN McLEOD (Fight Captain) See actor bio.ROBYN SMITH (Assistant Director) is excited to have her debut assistant directing gig here at Coronado Playhouse, second time assistant directing under Tyler Hewes (first was To Kill A Mockingbird, Pickwick Players). She recently directed P.S. Your Cat Is Dead at PowPAC. She thanks Tyler for giving her this opportunity and also thanks the cast and crew for their hard work and dedication. She is lucky and grateful to be able to work with such talent.

ANTHONY ZELIG (CPH Resident Lighting Board Operator & KCIII Sound Operator) is thrilled to be a part of the Coronado Playhouse family and working on this production of King Charles III. Recent CPH credits include James and the Giant Peach, Little Shop of Horrors, Fly By Night and The Addams Family. Major thanks to Chad and Josh for their mentoring.

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