LIGHTS RISE ON GRACEBY CHAD BECKIM | DIRECTED BY KEVIN GLACCUMA National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere! NOVEMBER 4 - 22, 2015 THE ADRIENNE

T E L L I N G T H E S T O R I E S O F O U T C A S T S A N D U N D E R D O G S

2015-2016SEASON

Kevin GlaccumProducing Artistic Director

by CHAD BECKIM

StarringASHTON CARTER KEITH J. CONALLEN* BI JEAN NGO*

Production Stage ManagerLAUREN TRACY

Directed byKEVIN GLACCUM

A NATIONAL NEW PLAY NETWORK ROLLING WORLD PREMIERE

November 4 – 22, 2015Azuka Theatre is a 501(c)(3) Not for profit organization

Lights Rise on Grace was first produced in a rolling world premiere by Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company (Washington, DC), Stageworks Theatre (Tampa, FL), and Azuka Theatre (Philadelphia, PA) as part of the National New Play Network’s Continued Life program.

Lights Rise on Grace is produced by special arrangement with THE GERSH AGENCY, 41 Madison Avenue, 33rd Floor, New York, NY 10010

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AZUKA THEATREpresents

Louis Bluver Honorary Producer

Costume DesignKATHERINE FRITZ

Scenic DesignCOLIN MCILVAINE

Lighting DesignJ. DOMINIC CHACON

DramaturgSALLY OLLOVE

Production ManagerBEN LEVAN

Sound DesignDANIEL PERELSTEIN

PropertiesAVISTA CUSTOM THEATRICAL, LLC.

CASTGrace ......................................................... Bi Jean Ngo*

Large .......................................................... Ashton Carter

Riece .......................................................... Keith J. Conallen*

*Member of Actors’ Equity Association

Time: Now Location: New York City

There will be NO intermission.

Please turn OFF all electronic devices prior to theperformance. Photography or recording of this production,

including cell phones, is strictly prohibited.

Azuka Theatre is a proud participant in the BarrymoreAwards for Excellence in Theatre, a program ofTheatre Philadelphia.

Azuka Theatre is an Associate Member of the National New Play Network (NNPN).

Azuka Theatre is a member of the Greater PhiladelphiaCultural Alliance (GPCA).

The noted Actors in this production are members of Actors’Equity Association, the union of professional Actors andStage Managers in the United States.

Support provided in part by The Philadelphia Cultural Fund (PCF).

FROM THE DIRECTOR

I knew we were going to produce Lights Rise on Grace as soon as our dramaturg Sally Ollove finished describing it to me. The story and the characters were right in our sweet spot: three outsiders trying to find their way in the world. We love outcasts and underdogs here at Azuka, but I have come to realize while working on this play that what I really love about them is the journey they go through. Frequently in the stories we tell, the characters are trying so hard to fit in that it causes them a lot of pain and heartache; more often than not they discover that just being themselves and staying on the outside is the solution to finding some kind of happiness. I think one of the most challenging things we do as human beings is to just be ourselves—there is so much pressure to conform and fall in line that being true to yourself and your own path becomes a daily challenge. To those of you who also choose to take up this challenge, keep coming back to Azuka—we undersand you here.

This is the first play we’ve produced as Associate Members of the National New Play Network. We joined this organization this past year to not only avail ourselves of the incredible work that’s being created around the country, but to also give a showcase to the Philadelphia writers we champion here. We’re looking forward to many years of fruitful collaboration with NNPN.

— Kevin Glaccum

WHO’S WHOAshton Carter (Large)Ashton is a graduate of Middle Tennessee State University with a B.A. in Speech & Theatre. His previous adventure before working with Azuka was performing as Phoebe in As You Like It & Bagot in Richard II with Quintessence Theatre Group in Mt. Airy. He also worked as an acting apprentice at the Walnut Street Theatre, where he discovered his superpower of helping others through theatre. He is very excited to work with such a terrific cast and theater.

Keith J. Conallen (Riece)Keith was last seen in Hamlet/Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead with the Wilma Theater. Other credits: Wilma (Don Juan Comes Home From Iraq, Under the Whaleback), Flashpoint Theatre Co. (Run, Mourner, Run, The Santaland Diaries), Azuka Theatre (Long Christmas Ride Home, Kid Simple), Theatre Exile (Gruesome Playground Injuries, Lieutenant of Inishmore), Lantern Theater Co., Mauckingbird, etc. Thanks to Kevin, Bi and Ashton, Azuka and crew. Be kind to one another.

Bi Jean Ngo (Grace)Bi Jean Ngo is proud to be making her Azuka Theatre debut! Recent credits: Shipwrecked (Walnut St. Theatre), Caught (InterAct), The Winter’s Tale (Shakespeare in Clark Park), and Water by the Spoonful (The Arden). She will appear in The Nether at InterAct Theatre Co. and 36 Views at The Lantern Theater Co. this spring. She is a 2015 Finalist for the Otto Haas Emerging Artist Award and is a Founding Member of Philadelphia Asian Performing Artists. She has an MFA from The Actors’ Studio Drama School and a B.S. in Film & TV from Boston University She is grateful for the loving support of her friends, family, and especially Adam!

Chad Beckim (Playwright)Chad is a New York City based playwright whose writing credits include …a matter of choice, `nami (which received its West Coast premiere at the Hayworth Theatre in Los Angeles in October, 2007), Lights Rise on Grace (Winner, Outstanding Play, 2007 NY Inti’l. Fringe Festival; Finalist for the 2007 Princess Grace Award; Finalist for Ojai Playwrights’ Conference), The Main(e) Play (Semi-Finalist, The O’Neill Festival), That Men Do (Member of The Lark’s 2009 “Playwright’s Week” and Naked Angels “Out Loud” Series), Mercy and most

recently the critically and audience acclaimed After. He has also authored a number of shorts and one-acts, including The Fluffer and Marvel Super Hero Squad (both produced at Ars Nova), Tha Bess Shit, Alexander Pays a Visit, Blac(c)ident, and Last First Kiss, which was adapted into a Columbia Grad film and produced in July, 2008. Mr. Beckhim holds an MFA in Playwrighting from Mac Wellman’s Brooklyn College’s Program, and in July of 2007 was named one of “50 Playwrights to Watch” by the Dramatists Guild. His work has been published by Samuel French, Playscripts, Smith & Krauss, and in the Plays and Playwrights 2007 collection by NYTE. He is a proud member of Ars Nova’s acclaimed “Play Group,” and is currently finishing an original pilot script entitled “The Fam.” Mr. Beckhim is a co-Founder and co-Artistic Director of Partial Comfort Productions.

Kevin Glaccum (Director)Kevin has been a member of Azuka Theatre since their inaugural production of La Rue des Faux. For Azuka he has directed productions of Speech & Debate, Moon Cave, Tigers Be Still, Dutch Masters, Pookie Goes Grenading, Everyone and I, Hope Street and Other Lonely Places, Act a Lady, Neighborhood 3: Requisition of Doom, Nerve, Whisky Neat, Greek Active, Kid Simple, Hedwig and the Angry Inch (Barrymore Nomination; Best Director of a Musical, Philadelphia Weekly),

Azuka One-Acts, Four, The Boys and Sincerity Forever. Other credits include Say Goodnight, Gracie (Act II Playhouse) Iron Kisses (Philadelphia Gay and Lesbian Theater Festival), The Shoes (Philadelphia Fringe Festival) and The Rocky Horror Show, Club California, Proof and The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon at Arcadia University where he’s also an adjunct professor. He is a member of Lincoln Center’s Directors Lab. Thanks to HP.

Colin McIlvaine (Scenic Designer)Colin’s most recent design credits include: According to Goldman (Act 2 Playhouse), Three Christs of Manhattan (Interact Theatre), Moon Cave (Azuka Theatre), Metamorphosis (Quintessence Theatre). Colin’s recent assistant and associate design credits include: Dr. Dog: Swamp is On (Pig Iron/Dr. Dog), Sunset, o639 Hours (BalletX), Hamlet (Wilma Theatre). In addition to his freelance career, Colin is an adjunct lecturer at The University of the Arts. B.A. University of Maryland; MFA Scenic Design Temple University.

J. Dominic Chacon (Lighting Designer)Dominic is happy to work with Azuka for the first time. A graduate of University of Iowa and Temple University, Dominic moved to Philadelphia to be an Arden Professional Apprentice (2002). He is the resident designer for Drexel Dance Ensemble and FreshDance, an adjunct professor at Drexel University, and Lighting Director of the Lang Performing Arts Center at Swarthmore College. Favorite works include: Ordinary Days (11th Hour); In Conflict (Temple University/tour); Little Dog Laughed (Flashpoint); Proof, Beautiful Boy and The Rise and Fall of Little Voice(Walnut); and The West (An Alex Bechtel Project).

Katherine Fritz (Costume Designer)Previously at Azuka: Moon Cave and Skin & Bone. Recent designs at the Arden, 1812 Productions, Walnut Street Theatre, InterAct, Inis Nua, Lantern, Quintessence, Drexel University, Act II Playhouse, Theatre Exile, Theatre Horizon, Applied Mechanics, Lightening Rod Special, Signature Theatre (DC), and the Philadelphia Artists’ Collective, where she is their proud resident designer and Artistic Associate. In her secret double life, she is a writer whose work has been featured on the Huffington Post, at her regular column at MTV Style, and in the New York Times. Her blogs I Am Begging My Mother Not To Read This Blog and Ladypockets have garnered thousands of regular readers and widespread critical acclaim. She is a finalist for this year’s F. Otto Haas Award for an Emerging Theatre Artist.

Daniel Perelstein (Sound Designer)Daniel is a freelance sound designer, composer, and musical director in Philadelphia. At Azuka: composer and sound designer for Pookie Goes Grenading, Act a Lady, Neighborhood 3; sound designer for the terrible girls. Recent designs at McCarter Theater, Philadelphia Theatre Company, Opera Philadelphia, Wilma Theater, Arden Theatre, InterAct Theatre, People’s Light & Theatre, Kimmel Center, Theatre Exile, others. Daniel is the resident sound designer for the Bearded Ladies Cabaret. He is honored to be the recipient of two Barrymore Awards for Outstanding Sound Design, with fourteen Barrymore Award nominations in multiple categories. Independence Foundation Fellowship, 2013. B.S. Engineering, B.A. Music, Swarthmore College.

Avista Custom Theatrical, LLC (Properties)Owned by Jennifer Burkhart and Amanda Hatch, Avista was founded in 2007 as a properties design and construction firm. Avista specializes in period paper goods and newspapers, custom prop construction, upholstery, soft goods construction, and maintains a 7,000 square foot rental warehouse in Norristown filled with props and lighting equipment. Avista’s work has been seen at Delaware Theatre Co, Inis Nua Theatre, Flashpoint Theatre, Theatre Horizon, Mauckingbird, Theatre Exile, Bristol Riverside Theatre, Temple University, Burlington County College, Act II Playhouse, and Drexel University. Avista is the resident prop team at Azuka Theatre (8th season), 1812 Productions (5th season), and InterAct Theatre (7th season).

Sally Ollove (Dramaturg)Sally is a Philadelphia-based freelance dramaturg and director. In addition to Azuka, she is the Associate Artistic Director of the Bearded Ladies Cabaret, and a mentor/member of the Foundry.

Locally, Sally has worked with Arden Theatre Company, Philadelphia Theatre Company, Lantern Theater Company, Theatre Exile, and Gas & Electric Arts among others. She is a graduate of the ART/MXAT Institute for Advanced Theatre Training at Harvard University.

Richard Chan (Language Consultant)Richard is an actor, singer, and martial artist based in Philadelphia. Richard feels honored to work with the cast to deliver the Chinese in this production. As an actor, he was last seen in the 2015 Philadelphia Fringe Festival [Damned Dirty Apes! (The Renegade Company), Spookfish, Fifty Days at Iliam]. He is also an active competitor in martial arts placing first place in forms this past summer.

Lauren Tracy (Stage Manager)Lauren is excited to be returning to Azuka! She has stage managed Moon Cave, The (curious case of the) Watson Intelligence, Skin & Bone, Dutch Masters, Everyone and I, Pooking Goes Grenading, Hope Street and Other Lonely Places, Act a Lady, the terrible girls and Neighborhood 3: Requisition of Doom for Azuka. Other stage management credits include: Macbeth (Revolution Shakespeare); Twelfth Night (Commonwealth Classic Theatre Company); Sex, Drugs, and Rock & Roll, The Disappearing Quarter-back, and Marcus (Plays & Players); 8 Stops (Kimmel Center); No Reservations (PNAA); Les Miserables and West Side Story (Wyoming Seminary’s PAI). She also serves at the Production Manager for Inis Nua Theatre Company and Cheltenham High School. She’s a graduate of Syracuse University’s Stage Management program. Thank you to her friends, family, and Andrew for all of their support.

Ben Levan (Production Manager)Ben is delighted to be Production Managing for Azuka this season! He can also be seen around town in the role of Master Electrician, Lighting Designer, and stagehand. Previous shows with Azuka include: Neighborhood 3: Requisition of Doom, The (curious case of the) Watson Intelligence, Moon Cave, and Speech & Debate.

Lena Barnard (Assistant Stage Manager)Lena is a playwright and freelance stage manager. As a playwright, she is a member of the Foundry and her work has been presented in SoLow Fest. As a stage manager she has worked with the Philadelphia Artists Collective, Azuka, Revolution Shakespeare and Murmuration Theater. This year she is one of the organizers of SoLow Fest. She is a graduate of Bryn Mawr College.

Lucas Nguyen (Master Electrician)Lucas is a West Philadelphian and freelance technician. He has worked for area companies such as 1812 Productions, InterAct Theatre Co., Orbiter 3, Wilma Theater, Arden Theatre Co. Theatre Exile, and Theatre Horizon.

Johanna Austin (Production Photographer)Johanna of AustinArt has had the pleasure of working with Azuka since she fell in love with them and their Nerve (April 2010 production). For 16 years Johanna has been exploring her perceptions of the world through photography. Her work is inspired by a desire to create still lifes out of performance art. She thrives on constructing images that would otherwise be forgotten, and often, not even seen at all. With her calm, unobtrusive presence, clients find her to be a joy to work with as she captures the energy and spirit of the moment.

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A ROLLING WORLD PREMIERE

What the heck is a rolling world premiere and why is Azuka so excited about it?

We love new plays at Azuka. So joining the National New Play Network--an organization that loves new plays and playwrights as much as we do--was a no-brainer. Founded in 1998, in their words, NNPN is the “country’s alliance of nonprofit theaters that champions the development, production, and continued life of new plays.” One of the ways NNPN champions new plays and writers is through rolling world premieres. In a rolling world premiere, three or more theaters commit to producing a new play in a twelve month period. The playwright develops the world premiere through at least three different productions with three different creative teams and casts and in three different communities. Lights Rise on Grace is the first Azuka rolling world premiere, having started its journey at Woolly Mammoth in DC, continuing on to Stageworks in Florida, and now arriving in Philadelphia.

Throughout the rolling world premiere process, the playwright is encouraged to take what they learn in one production and make changes for the next one. Lights Rise on Grace playwright Chad Beckim articulates what makes this process so beneficial to writers: “Usually you write a play, it’s produced, and then it’s locked and that’s it. The NNPN affords playwrights the unique and wonderful opportunity to take another chance and give us another stroke of the proverbial pen. There’s a beautiful give and take here, a symbiotic relationship between the writer and these vastly different organizations that affords fresh perspectives and different opinions, that allow for experimentation over a much longer time period than the traditional one and done ‘world premiere.’ “

Azuka is proud to be part of NNPN and able to bring exciting new voices like Chad’s to Philadelphia and share the amazing work of local playwrights, like Jacqueline Goldfinger (Skin & Bone and the terrible girls), Douglas Williams (Moon Cave), and Emma Goidel (Local Girls) with our NNPN colleagues.

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STAFF & CREDITSBOARD OF DIRECTORS2015-2016Tamanya Garza – PresidentNatalie Diener – Vice-PresidentAndrea Sheaffer – TreasurerRoz DeKett – SecretaryMark H. AndrewsHeather EvansDavid FedorKevin GlaccumLee PorterRoss Radish

AZUKA THEATRE STAFF Producing Artistic DirectorKevin Glaccum

Associate Artistic Director Allison Heishman

Marketing DirectorMark H. Andrews

Artistic AssociateEmily Acker

Playwrights in ResidenceJacqueline GoldfingerDouglas Williams

Resident DramaturgSally Ollove

PR CoordinatorCarrie Gorn, Perpetual Motion PR

AZUKA THEATRE1700 Sansom StreetSuite 800Philadelphia, PA 19103215.563.1100AzukaTheatre.org

PRODUCTION CREW & CREDITS Technical DirectorJoe Daniels ElectricianKeighty McLellan

Audio EngineerZachary McKenna CarpentersWill BankheadRob Cutler

Paint ChargeDanielle Ferguson Photo CreditsJohanna Austin / Austinart.org

Graphic DesignMark H. Andrews & Derek Carnegie IT & MaintenanceAndrew Nelson

Website Design PIC Designs PrintingQuaker Printing

SPECIAL THANKSDany Guy & InterAct Theatre CompanyJohn Doyle & Iron Age TheatreAly Docherty & Philadelphia Theatre CompanyKC MacMillianDerek Hachkowski

SUPPORT Azuka Theatre thanks all of our donors for their continued support of the work we do. If you have questions about supporting Azuka, please call Kevin Glaccum at 215.563.1100

FOUNDATION SUPPORTThe Wyncote FoundationThe William Penn FoundationThe Independence FoundationMKM FoundationThe Virginia & Harvey Kimmel Family FoundationThe CHG FoundationThe Samuel S. Fels FundThe June & Steve Wolfson Family FoundationThe Lida FoundationSuzanne F. Roberts Cultural Development FundThe Charlotte Cushman Foundation

CorporateThe Goldenberg Group & People Helping People Foundation

PRODUCERS CIRCLE Honorary ProducersMr. & Mrs. Jon HarmelinDr. & Mrs. Joel PorterPatrick & Robin TracyJune & Steve Wolfson

Executive ProducersLouis BluverDavid FedorDavid & Linda GlicksteinKaren & David JonesAndrea SheafferDavid & Gayle Smith

ProducersStephen & Pamela HeishmanLee Porter

Associate ProducerMark H. Andrews & Derek CarnegieRoz DekettKevin LyonsMichael Norris & Matt VarratoLee & Charles Van de Velde

INDIVIDUAL SUPPORTIdealist ($100 - $499)Sarah AntonPatrick BellCindy CarterMaya Choldin & Nick KourtidesHeather EvansMary Q. FrantzElizabeth GemmillTamanya Garza & Brent KreiserMaureen Glaccum & David SpearsKevin GlaccumMichael N. GoldfingerSarah GoldfingerStephen & Jane HeumannA.Ron HunterThomas JuarezMichael KauffmanDrs. Ken & Julie KendallAudrey KrisberghSara LathropSteve OrganClifford PearlmanHoward PardueKathryn PetersenMatt PettigrewStephen Platt & Robin SchauflerMarsha & Jeffrey SharpNancy McCauley & Pat WoodsSusan Mock

Susan E. MurphyKevin RiordanMichael RuthNoris Weiss-MalveyAnonymous (4)

Realist (up to $99)Maureen AckerJudy Adamson & Fred JackesS. AdelizziSuzanne Allaire & Sophia CupperDiana L. AmesDebi ArmstrongTodd ArmstrongPeter BakerDeborah BenzelJay & Nancy BerkowitzAlan & Sherry BlumenthalAlex BockDavid BradleyAnthony BraithwaiteHarry BambrickJane BibermanJudy BrownCassandra BurkeGail ByrneRobert & Sally CaiolaAlethia CalbeckJ. ChaconSarah ChandlerChris & Peggy ClinePhyllis CohenJane Combrinck-GrahamAisha CrellinMike DeesNatalie Diener & Michael CosenzaKaren DiLossi & Josh SchulmanRenee DorseyTim DoughertyKate DowlingAnthony & Susan FaillaceJulie FialkowLaura FoleyFrank & Ellen FoleyNarinder & Patricia GargJohn Frisbee & Jill GarlandLaToya GatesConnie & Bill GeorgovGreg St. GermainKaren GetzNan Gilbert & Louis GrimaldiStuart GleichenhausBrian Grace-DuffEmma GoidelGrace GonglewskiJenn & Brady GonsalvesCarrie & Chad GornAndrew GuyonFiona HankensonHeather HelinskyNoah HermanElizabeth G. Hersh & Greg H. GoldmanJohnnie HobbsKelsey HodgkissSteve HoneymanCharles & Janet HordisLaurel HostakDorothy-Ann HuffmanparentNatalie JensenLisa JohnsonRobert JonesMJ KaufmanJoann & Michael KeanDanielle KindtAlison KurtzDavid Lathrop

Kendra Lawton & Obi AjubaDebby LauFelicia LeichtNatalie LevkovichMary Anne LyoneMichael MaddenStephen MandatoDana MarcusTim MartinLindsey MayerShane McAleerChristopher McCarrickNancy McCauley & Pat WoodsChristopher McGinnisShawna McMenaminKC & Eric MacMillanJane MiloradovichCybele MoffittJeffrey MorrisTerry Nolen & Amy MurphyHanna OlanoffDan O’NeilElizabeth PardueLaura Pattillo Bruce PearsonSteven PeitzmanWallace & Hannah PickworthNora QuinnPhil ReevesJacki RennickRobyn RennickMelissa RodisAdelle RubinBozhena RyshchakMark SandbergJennifer Lyn SchaafStephen Platt & Robin SchauflerJessica SchwartzAmanda SchoonoverJoseph SelfridgeMatthew SilvaJeffery SharpHeather SmalleyTerry Smith & Kristyn ChouiniereMargaret SpencerRichard St. ClairRobin StameySandra J. StevensArin SullivanAnna SzapiroHalley TarrAllison TrimarcoMark TillySusan TobinKristin & Ryan TonerAnnemarie Vaeni & Scott CaseStephen VinebergDeborah VolkmerLeah WaltonTammy L. WentzelDouglas WilliamsDavid WierzNoris Weiss-MalveyTed Wioncek, IIIShirley YoungJulie & David ZaffaranoAnonymous (7)

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